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The Mena weekly star., 1920-06-17
UNCLE SAM HAS
EXPENSIVE PART
Estimated Cost on Section of Mena-
Big Fork Road to be Built by For
est Department is s5S,0O0-Near
Agreement on No. District.

That Uncle Sam knows the value of
good roads and is willing to help
build them. regardless of high prices,
is the good news that Forest Super
visor G. A. Plymale of Hot Springs
left in Mena on his visit here this
week.
On the Mena-Big Fork highway
there is section of trifle more than
miles that is entirely in the forest
reserve It is thru that portion that
lies between Opal and Big Fork and
calls for the most expensive sort of
road building, including bridge and
pther provisions against high waters.
It Is estimated that to build this
portion of the road will cost $4,000
Or nearly $4,000 a mile. Some folks
might well be appalled, at this expen-
iiture Of money for road purposes, but
hot Uncle Sam. The road will be
built because the forest department
believes it is necessary to its best
servirr, and viii be built regardless
IF the high cost of things, providing,
If course, that Polk county folks go
On with the other part of the project.
Supervisor Plymale was in consul
.ation with Judge Finger, Commits
sioner Petty and the Buckley Forgy
company and arranged to get needed
iata concerning that section of the
Dad thru the forest. He stated that
work on the forest part of the road
will undoubtedly start not later than
Iuly /, 1921, If there was no other
ieup.
The Hot Springs man also informed
he local men that the forest depart
nent was willing to assist in the con-
|truction of that portion of the Big
Fork highway which lies between the
crest and the Montgomery county
inc. In this Territory the forest has
Extensive interests on both sides of the
load that will be benefited by the
building Of the highway.
While he was unable to say just
ow much help the district would get
rom the department, Supervisor Ply
lale made 1t clear some help will be
orthcoming. Much depends upon the
oming APPROPRIATIONS that will be
lade by Congress to the forest de-
artment for road building purposes.
Consider Contracts for District 3.
Commissioners on the Mena-Okla-
o1na line road met Friday afternoon
ad decided to award the contracts for
obstruction. The bids received are
igher than expected, but this is said
be due to the character of the work
be done. 1t is claimed hat the work
road building in district No. 3 is
a class that requires greater ex-
snditure Of money than in any of the
her districts.
While the awards were made. no
,ntracts have been signed, and it is
ossible that a number of minor
ranges will be made in the character
T. construction that will lessen the
,tal cost Of the Improvement
Early & Jones, who have the con-
-acts for the other two highway pro-
cts in the county, were given the
,ntract for the major portion of the
ork. The bridges will be built by the
axweIl Construction Company of
olumbus, Kas. Both firms put in
Ids that are almost the same as sub
!iittssa. 81 The he Big Fork route.
One change the commissioners of
o. 3 have insisted upon is that vitri-
Ned tile pipe be used for drainage in
cad Of metal, as on the other two
ak county roads.
The Mena weekly star., 1920-06-17
WE WANT MORE FARMS

On account of the large amount OF
advertising that we are now doing II
will be necessary for us to secure
more farms for our many farm buyers
who win visit us TO purchase farms
through our agency.
If you have farm of any size any
where in Polk county call or write at
once The business methods and rep
utation of Arkansas Largest Farm
Agency will be behind you in making
quick deal for your property.
STUART LAND COMPANY, INC.
ADV. % If
The Mena weekly star., 1920-06-17
WHERE PEOPLE KNOW
In Grannis There Appears To Be No
Opposition To Good Roads.

T. J. Wilbanks of Grannis in Mena
Saturday to attend ssmeeting of the
County Board of Education, express
ed surprise at the efforts being made
in this vicinity to block the good road
work. He says the Only complaint he
knows about in the southern end of
the county, where the jefferson High
way is crossed by an east and west
project is at the delay in getting
started. AS he sees it, this situation
is brought about by the fact that
people there have come into close con
tact with good roads of Sewer county
and with the people who use and pay
for them.
The Mena weekly star., 1920-06-17
S. |. WOOD STORE ROBBED
Thieves Took OveralIs and Silk Shirts
but Overlook Cash.

Sneak thieves entered the S. l. Wood
store on South Mena street sometime
Sunday night and made way with
quantity of merchandise, but over
looked about $50 in cash. Entrance
was gained thru a rear window. Just
how much stuff was stolen could not
be told Monday, Mr.. Wood stated, but
it is known that $25 satchel, some
shirts and some overalls were taken,
and possibly some hats. 1t is believed
that two or more men were partici-
pants in the robbery. Sheriff ]. A.
Thornton was notified and has notified
surrounding towns to be on the look
out.
1t is believed the same ones that en-
tered the Wood store also stole q
pocketbook containing $50 from
Charles Chambers at the Farmers wa
gon yard. The pocketbook was taken
from the mans pillow while he slept.
The Mena weekly star., 1920-06-17
Hot Weather Not All in South

Mrs. r. C. Mccoy and little daugh-
tc.' left Wednesday for Kansas City,
Chicago and points in Indiana, plan
i.ing to be away most of the summer,
largely visiting relatives. Mrs. Nc
Coy said to representative of The
Star that some of her friends had re-
marked on chow nice it was to go
north and enjoy the cool weather of
the summer" and that she had to tell
them that the people of this locality
knew nothing of hot weather, but
would learn lot of what heat meant.
especially hot nights. if they would
spend a summer in the North.
The Mena weekly star., 1920-06-17
Heavener Plans Celebration.

Heavener is preparing for the big
gest celebration ever pulled off in
Eastern Oklahoma or Western Arkan-
sas. The dates will be Monday and
Tuesday, July 9th and 9Th, and one
of the many attractions will be ball
games each day between the famous
Heavener-P Poteau Blues and the crack
team from Mena. Ark. Efforts are
being made I'd secure u. S. Senator
Owen as principal speaker for one day
and the nights will be made brilliant
with the largest display of fireworks
ever seen in a small town. Watch
this paper for large advertisement
giving full particulars.
The Mena weekly star., 1920-06-17

S. c. Payne. Jr.,- son of Forest Ran
ger Payne OF Eagieton, mas two fine
pets which he caught in the woods
while out gathering huckleberries. A
young fawn, startled by te berry pick
er. jumped and ran, but the boy gave
chase and the animal quickly gave
up. A few days later another was
taken in the same way and both are
doing nicely as pets at the Payne
home Ranger Payne suggests that
Jansen Park would be a fine place
for the animals, but his young son is
not quite convinced that he desires
to give them up.
The Mena weekly star., 1920-06-17

Kansas City, Mo, June 15.--The
Wholesale price of potatoes dropped
nearly 50 hundred pounds here to-
day and dealers predicted additional
declines. Southern new potatoes sold
from $7.75 to s2.25 hundred-weight
Wholesalers said the break was due
to increased supplies and the first of
the seasons offerings by nearby grow
ers
The Mena weekly star., 1920-06-17
ANOTHER SWAT" AT SCRUBS
AT Cove j. C.. Allen Leads Move for
Better Poultry.

The last move to swat the scrub
rooster in Polk county will be made
at Cove on Saturday, June 26, by
Miss Anna Woods, home demonstra-
tion agent, cooperating with ]. G.
Allen, cashier of the Bank of Cove and
Robt. Fortner, the produce dealer. The
campaign will be conducted along the
saasnianMsetel, ,Hateiadfel ,rHSf &c
same lines as at Mena, Hatfield and
Grannis. Mr. Fortner will buy all the
scrub rosters brought in that day,
paying the owners the gross proceeds
less the express, and for each scrub
sold the owner will be allowed to Sc
lect purebred. The difference in
price between the scrub and purebred
will be paid by the Bank Of Cove.
The Mena weekly star., 1920-06-17
SOON CAN PUMP CITY WATER
Electric Power Line Completed, and
Motor Expected Daily.

Work on the electric power line be-
tween the power plant and the city
water pumping plant was completed
Friday and was approved by Lee OIL
after the Commonwealth interests in
the work. The new motor which Is to
provide power for the pumping at the
city's deep well is expected any day
now, and when it is installed it Is
believed the city will have plentiful
supply of water, as the new equip
ment is expected to handle the full
capacity of the well.
Superintendent Abney of the Water
Works already has provided con-
crete foundation for the motor.
The Mena weekly star., 1920-06-17
BAD NEWS FOR FEVER TICKS
Watts About vandervoort Soon VIII Be
Ready to Receive Them.

Notwithstanding the efforts of op-
ponents Of tick eradication to halt the
work in the vicinity Of vandervoort,
the fight against the cattle pests Is
progressing steadily Nine dipping
vats were damaged and put out OF
commission the last few months, but
Federal Supervisor Grady Hand was
able to report this week that the era
dication work had again reached al
most normal proportions. The Short
er, Hatton, Cornell and vandervoort
watts have been rebuilt and are ready
for use. The New Bethel and Dunno
gan watts will be repaired soon, all
needed material being on the ground
Patrons of the Wooley, Jack Williams
and Nation watts have made arrange
ments to dip their cattle at other vats
until these can be repaired, which will
be done as soon as urgent work in the
crops can be cared for.
The Mena weekly star., 1920-06-17
GRANNls ROAD is NEXT.
Plans and Specifications Filed Will
County Clerk Alexander

Plans and specifications for the pro-
posed highway in District No. were
filed Wednesday morning with County
Clerk Alexander by J. ]. Coker of the
Southwestern Engineering Company
District No. embraces the southern
end of Polk county and the proposed
highway is one that passes through
Grannis, running from the Oklahoma
state line on the west to the Howard
couty line on the east, distance OF
about IL miles.
The Mena weekly star., 1920-06-17

RECORDERS SAY HE'S DEAD
Ex-Solder Awaits the Arrival Of His
Own Corpse.

st. Louis, June 14.-After his fa-
ther had repeatedly resisted attempts
of the Government to force the in
surance money on him, Herman H.
Phillips of Berdan, ILL.,, formerly of
Company f.. One Hundred and Sixty
Sixth Infantry, Rainbow Division, is
now in the position of awaiting the
arrival of his own body.
The bodyfis coming in a govern
ment coffDh direct from the cemetery
at Chateau-Thierry, and Phillips is
wondering what he will do with it.
Phillips recently made trip to Wash
ington, but was unable to convince
the officials he is not dead. The rec
ords show he is dead and the depart
ment stands on the records
The Mena weekly star., 1920-06-17
DIDN'T FIND 1T so BAD.
Guy Thornton Drove From Fort Smith
to Mena In z Hours.

Guy H. Thornton, with Mrs. Thorn
ton and son, Jack, drove through from
Fort Smith Friday, coming in Ford
coupe, and making the trip In seven
hours, and without sign of damage
to even the tires of his car. He says
he saw the report in The Star of
troubles other folks have been having,
but didn't find the going so bad as
some. They came via Mansfield, Wal
dron, Blansett, and Eagle Gap. Mr.
Thornton returned Monday. but Mrs.
Thornton and son remained for a
visit.
The Mena weekly star., 1920-06-17
FINE PRIZES AWARDED
Miss Parker of Board Camp Got Piano,
Miss Bonner a Phonoqraph.

Miss Edna Parker of Board Camp
was the winner in the voting contest
held at s. /. Woods store during the
sale which ended Saturday. Miss
Parker received 4,560,775 votes and
was awarded the piano Miss Ollie
Bonner of Mena received 3,173,4 ,425
votes and won the phonograph. Ten
young ladies contested for the prizes
and the balloting was lively particu-
larly the last day.
The Mena weekly star., 1920-06-17
TEXANS SEX HOMES HERE.
,uno Boys Bring Young Coyote From
Lone Star State.

Three boys In covered truck, one
whom carried baby coyote, at
acted attention of passersby near
Commercial Club Tuesday morn
&. The lads were sons of Mr.. and
Il. G. o. Babcock, who came from
3nna, Tex, few days ago and are
W camping Southeast of the city.
>ilh the family are Mr.. and Mrs. Tom
.@son, aIao Texans, who hope TO find
home that natisfies somewhere In
>yIk county. The coyote, the Babcock
- hGd. Was one they had captured
y Texas. and they brought 1t with
sem on their travels in the truck from
h Lone Star State to Mena.
The Mena weekly star., 1920-06-17
WOMEN CONTROL VOTE
VIII Elect Next President. Senator
Owen Asserts.

San Francisco, June H. Women of
the United States will control the cleo
tion of president in 1920. in the opin-
ION OK United States Senator Robert l..
Owen, of Oklahoma, candidate for the
Democratic presidential nomination.
who arrived here yesterday and OPEN
ed campaign headquarters.
He said he believed women favor
honest enforcement Of the prohibition
amendment and will align themselves
with the party that favors the league
of nations with reservations
The Mena weekly star., 1920-06-17
CALL TO DEMOCRATIC COUNTY
CENTRAL COMMITTEE.
Mena. Ark. June 16.

NOTICE-All members of the
Democratic County Central Commit
tee are hereby called to meet at the
Court House in Mena, Arkansas, on
Saturday, June 26, 1920, at l o'clock
p. m. This meeting is called for the
purpose of fixing assessment of can
didates for expenses of holding a pri-
mary and to transact any other busi-
ness that may come before the COM
mittee.
JOHN THOMPSON, Chairman
Attest: w. N. MARTIN. Secretary
Adv. 25-2t
The Mena weekly star., 1920-06-17

Hard work acts unfavorably on the
dv TINT Is bilious or constipated; /;
'oducin8 low spirits, weakness and
is Of energy Prickly Ash Bitters
the remedy that men use as a sys-
10 cleanser and invigorator 1t cre-
es energy, good appetite and cheer
lneee. Price <1.25 per bottle Jack
h Drug n r Co., and Gunnels &
ccoy, Special Agents.--Adv.
The Mena weekly star., 1920-06-17
HARDING SAYS LITTLE.
The Nominee is Proud and Mindful
of the Responsibility.

Chicago, June f2.-Senator Harding
tonight issued the following state
ment:
| am very proud, as any Amer
lean should be, Of receiving the
great honor from the Republican
party. I am not unmindful of the
obligation and responsibility that
go with It.
Harry NJ Daugherty, national mana
ger for Senator Harding. said:
On behalf of the Republicans Of
Ohio. and especially on behalf OF SEN
ator Harding, his family and friends.
desire to express to the Republicans
OF the country. men and women, our
(Continued on Page Five.)
The Mena weekly star., 1920-06-17

Ogden, Utah, Junen 15.-One grand
son is dead, another dying, and seven
other members OF the family are iii
because Mrs. William Howard, of Brig
ham City, mistook a poison for flour
when she busted her bread board. The
poison had been placed in a cupboard
after an orchard was sprayed.
The Mena weekly star., 1920-06-17
Signs Contracts for Bridges.

C. w. Highnote of Columbus. Kas.,
while in Mena Tuesday, signed the
contracts awarded his company for
building bridges on the Big Fork and
Talihina highways. Mr.. Highnote
represents the Maxwell Construction
Company of Columbus.
The Mena weekly star., 1920-06-17
DIR. Tell Making Good Showing.

Writing to The Star from Paris,
Tex, F. F. Pittman tells as follows of
the progress of Polk county's promis-
ing harness horse: "Dr. Tell is max
ing rapid advancement in his educa-
tional work. and is proving ne is ev-
cry inch race horse. In a light
workout today he went a mile in 2:26,
stepping the last quarter in .35 and
the last eighth in 15. He will not be
entered until late in the season, if at
all this year.
The Mena weekly star., 1920-06-17
NOTICE no REPUBLICANS.

To the Republicans of Polk Co.:
There will be held Republican con-
vention at the Courthouse in Mena on
June 80, at 1870 p. M, for the purpose
of nominating full Republican ticket
in Polk county. D. NJ. TOWNSEND,
Adv. Chairman.
The Mena weekly star., 1920-06-17

Say, Mr.. Homeseeker. it doesn't
matter where you are from. We can
fit you up. Arkansas Land, Loan &
Investment Co. over Pegram's drug
store.-Ady. 144-6t 25-lt
The Mena weekly star., 1920-06-17

Now just listen to this! Arkansas
Land, Loan and Investment Co. Cap
italization $500,000.00. Building and
loan plan. Well, just you keep lis
tening; you win hear the rest.--Adv.
144-6t 25-1t
The Mena weekly star., 1920-06-17
No Worms in a Healthy child

All children troubled with Worms have an un-
healthy color. which indicates poor blood and as a
rule. there Is more or less stomach disturbance.
GROVES TASTELESS chill TONIC givea regularly
for two or three weeks will enrich the blood. i'm
prove the digestion and act as General Strength
eDing Tonic to the whole system. Nature will then
throw on or dispel the worms and the Child win be
IN perfect health Pleasant 70 take &C pef bottle
The Mena weekly star., 1920-06-17

A cor1o6d 81 wire fencing that
ftEhI 81 ~ teen here three months
a. - -z EzAn received by the
"a |!E Co ADV. 26-lt
The Mena weekly star., 1920-06-17

II don't know anything about The
Arkansas Land, Loan & Investment
Co." "Well, you will know and every
one else will know" Service
That's us.-Adv. 144-6t 25-1t
The Mena weekly star., 1920-06-17

Big Variety Of wire fencing with
plenty of barb. at Mena Mercantile
Co-Adv. 25-lt
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-03-11

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