The log cabin Democrat., 1920-09-15
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tWel1tn year ot It's pl5Ilcatlon and to- day enters upon its thirteenth year. The publ cation of an af ,erAoon edi- tion of this paper was begun on Sep tember IA, 1908, just one week before the Arkansas State Normal School. which was located in Conway the pre- cedlng year, opened it's door for the hrst tlm2 to students. Excepting Sundays and three universally observ- ed holidays each year, not once in the 12 years has the Daily Edition failed to be published. There have been 310 issues each year, total of 3,720 in the 12 years. More than two and a quar- ter million copies of the Daily Edition have been printed since it's establish ment.
 The Weekly Edition of the Log Cab In Democrat has just completed it's forty-frst year. It was established in 1879 by A. F. Livingston. The pres ent publisher has been editor of the newspaper and sole owner of the print ing plant for 15 years. His connec- tion with the Log Cabin Democrat dates from January 1, 1894, when his father purchased the paper and he be- gan to serve an apprenticeship in the printing trade. He has thus helped to publish this newspaper almost con- tinuously during a period of nearly 27 years, or two-thirds of the entire ex- istence of the Log Cabin Democrat.
 The Log Cabin Democrat has seen Conway develop from a small frontier village, dominated by evil elements and without refining influences, to a mod ern, progressive, enlightened little city of 5000 people. We like to feel that this paper has had small part, at least, in effecting this transformation.
 Mrs. George D. Jenkins is in Little Rock today.
 Sewing Wanted-I will come to house if desired. Lucille Wharton, North Mitchell street.-9-15d4t*
 Wanted to Trade-Two 6-year old pony mules in good shape, for a car. See Wash Clibourn.-9-13d2t
 Eddie Polo gives you a fight all around the world in THE VANISH ING DAGGER, today at the Grand.
 J. D Antoine, of Mobile, Ala, ar rived today and will make his home with his son, Charles Antoine, of this city.
 See Eddie Polo's hand to hand com bat with ferocious leopard in "The Vanishing Dagger" at the Grand to- night.
 Does Eddie Polo make good in the first episode of "The Vanishing Dag ger" You'll say so when you see it at the Grand tonight.
 Julian J. Little and William Van Valkenburg are in Little Rock today to witness the Traveller Nashville game on Kavanaugh field.
 New Crop Rice, 15c per lb.; Evap- orated Peaches, 25c per lb; Fresh Cab bage, 412c per ID. HIEGEL-THES- bl4Nd bhO. SO.-J-14uLG
 For Sale-2% Studebaker wagon, run only two seasons, and two sets harness; also Irish potatoes for sale. Sam Little, 721 College ave-, phone 31. -9-8d7t*
 If you fail to see Eddie Polo tonight at the Grand you will wish you had to- morrow when everyone tells you about it. Better come yourself, than wish you had.
 J. Wilson Crichlow, who was called home on account of the death of his father, left yesterday for Princeton N. J., to enter the Drew Theological Seminary.
 For Sale-Large range, complete with boiler, and hot water piping. A bargain if sold at once. See Mrs. John Dunaway, Sr., at residence on Prince street. 9-14d2t
 Burglars would have good pickings in town tonight. Nobody is going tc be home. They're all coming down tc the Grand to see Eddie Polo in "The Vanishing Dagger
 Farm for Sale-199 acres, miles west of Conway, houses, ever-run- ming spring, good timber, meadows, or River road. Price $45 per acre. See Reeves X Burke.-9-14dwtf
 For Sale-50-acre farm, two miles west, on River road; four-room bun galow house, barn garden, good wei water. Price $3,75O. Good terms Reeves X Burke.-9-13dwtf
 MT. and Mrs. w. c. Leek of Lone Beach, Calf, arrived last night for months visit to their daughters, Mrs F, B. Anderson and Mrs. C. NJ. Heih gers. Mir, and Mrs. Leek have spen the past month on visits in Oklahoma Kansas and Missouri.