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The log cabin Democrat., 1921-06-02
DURHAM NOT LUCKY
IN NABBING THIEF

Whether the speeding fugitive slip
ped by while he dozed or took another
road into Conway is still question
for Night Marshal John Durham,
whose attempt yesterday to nab thief
said to be travelling from Little Rock
in Hudson speedster, came to grief
Durham was notified that the fugitive
was headed toward Conway and likely
would reach here in about two hours.
The night marshal took his stand
near the compress and waited for
about that length of time. Then he
came to town and discovered that the
flying speedster had been here, stop
ped minute and then breezed on.
1t all looked so soft when the tele-
phone message came to Durham. The
fugitive was headed this way, was un-
armed so far as known and a reward
Offered for his arrest.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-06-02
JONES CHAPEL.
(Colored)

We had light rain Monday after
noon, which was greatly needed.
Mrs. Lyons, Mrs. Dozier and Mrs.
Winston went to Conway last Friday
to attend the official visit of the grand
most noble governor of the grand
household of Ruth, to the local house
hold in and adjacent to Conway. They
report very good meeting.
Mrs. o. E. Lyons and Henrietta
went to Little Rock Monday, where
the latter will remain to witness the
commencement exercises of the Arkan.
sas Baptist College
The Caney canning club will give an
Entertainment at the schoolhouse on
June II, proceeds to go for the bene-
fit of their club work. Everybody
invited
M. Fortune informs US of much sue
cess in the poultry lines, having put
off the second brood with one par
.ticular hen. This hen took sick while
sitting the last time On examina-
ton she was found to have hard craw
or crop bound" He laid the craw
open with sharp knife, emptied its
contents, which proved to be corn
some of which had sprouted, then care.
fuliy sewing up the crop left her tc
1lnlsh matching. She is now doing
duty with her young chicks.
Mrs. Mary Mccoy wishes it to be
known that she is now supplying hel
table with the various vegetables. sucl
as headed cabbage, beets, beans, TO-
matoes, etc.
June /.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-06-02
ORDER EXAM FOR
POS7OFF|CF HERE

The civil service commission has
been requested by the postoffice de-
partment to hold an examination to
full the vacancy in the postoffice Re
Conway and four other Arkansas
towns, according to dispatch from
Washington last night c. f. Owen is
now serving as acting postmaster and
has been recommended by his party
organization for appointment The
other Arkansas towns at which ex-
aminations are to be held are Rogers,
Gravette, Sheridan and Yellville Due
notice of the time and place of the ex-
aminations will be given later, the
dispatch states.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-06-02
COURT MATTERS.

George Britton has filed suit in
circuit court for the recovery of per-
sonal property valued at S13715, al
legged to have been wrongfully taken
from him by Silas Cardin and J. E..
Dempsey, who are named as defend
ants in the action. Britton alleges
that Cardin and Dempsey seized his
property without cause and converted
it to their own use.
Complaint for collection of an al
legged Indebtedness of S346.8O has
been filed by the Warren Refining &
Chemical Company of Ohio against
a. A. Halter and A. J. Hess, trading
under the name of the Conway Over
land Company. The amount repre-
sents supplies alleged by the plain
tiff to have been bought during 1920
and upon which nothing has been
paid.
Divorce and custody of their three
year old child is asked by Cora Curry
in a complaint filed in chancery court
against David Curry The plaintiff
alleges desertion and abandonment in
March, 1919, after their marriage had
occurred in March 1916.
Partition of the estate of the late
j. 0. Coleman, whose death occurred
here last October, is sought by his
heirs who have instituted friendly
suit in chancery for this purpose.
Oliver Coleman and others are plain
tiffs in the action, claiming an undi-
vided one-sixth interest each, subject
to the dover interest Of Mrs. Coleman
in 1915 acres of land in this county
The plaintiffs assert that the proper
ty is not susceptible to partition eX-
cept through court sale.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-06-02

Wanted to Buy-Small saddle for
by. John Erbacher-6-1d2t.
Veal Calves Wanted-Call 2S5.
Central Meat Market.-6-2d3t.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-06-02
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES :.

Jitney. phone 41o.-6-2dtf
Girl Wanted.-Anton Worm.-6-ldtt
We make abstracts. Durham q
Co.-2-12dtf
P. F. Cleaver is a business visitor
in Little Rock today.
Mrs. G. w. Adkisson is spending
the day in Little Rock.
Extra quality Jersey cow for sale
Call phone 245.-6-1d8t.
Lower prices, higher values. Racine
tires. Bolls Bros.-6-1d4t.
Fresh veal at Erbacher's Thursday
and Friday. Phone 40 and 90.-1-6d2t
Fresh catfish and buffalo Thurs
day and Friday at Erbacher's. Phones
40 and 90-6-1d2t.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-06-02
All of the new colors in Or
CANDIES, at Newborn Bros.

ALI of the new colors in Or
CANDIES, at Newbern Bros.
Fresh veal at Erbacher's Thursday
and Friday. Phone 40 and 9O.-1-6d2t.
For Rent-Two room house, call
phone 1872 or see Mrs. w. L. Robins
4-2Sdtf.
For Sale OF 1rade--A few mich
cows. Erbacher's Market. Phone 90.
-2-16dtf.
Just received a fresh barrel batter
les and Hot Shots. Cash Electric Shop
-6-2d2t.
Mrs. O. We'll and children of St.
Louis are guests of her sister, Mrs.
Sam Frank.
For Sale-Good large ice box. See
II. B. Smith at X. C. Flour & Feed
store.-5-31d3t*
Fresh catfish and buffalo Thurs
day and Friday at Erbacher's. Phones
40 and 90-6-1d2t.
Good sweet cream. But if you
whip it it will stand 35c per pint.
Phone 29S. o. S. Russ-5-27dtf.
See w. w. Boyce about your
plumbing. ALI work guaran-
teed. Phones SOS and SGT.
FOR SALE-Restauran and fix
lures and small stock of groceries.
East Oak street. S. F. Johnson.-6-1
d2tw1t.*
Gasoline, oils, accessories; free tire
service. W. o. Kempner, Douglass
building, LOG West Oak street. Phone
262 --6-2dtf
When food gives you distress you
need dose of Prickly Ash Bitters to
relieve the stomach and help diges-
ton. 1t is a mans remedy for the
liver and bowels. Price $1.25 per bot
tie Florence Drug Company, Spec
ial Agents.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-06-02
MARRIAGE LICENSE.
Arlie l. Pierce, 25, Haskell, Okla,
and Fronie Diffee, 26, Conway.
ATTEND SCHOOL MEET.

The conference of 100 citizens, called
at Little Rock today to consider the
problem presented the public schools
of Arkansas, is being attended by DR..
c. J. Greene, acting president of Hen
dirk. and Mrs. Joseph Frauenthal.
The meeting was called by the citizens
section of the state department of ed
ucation. B. w. Torreyson and IL. l..
McAlister of the State Normal were
also called to the meeting, but were
unable to attend.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-06-02

Fresh catfish and buffalo Thurs
day and Friday at Erbacher's. Phones
AZ and 90.-6-1d2t.
Tom f. Reeves of Memphis. circu-
iation representative of the CONNER
clal Appeal, was a visitor in CONWAY
this morning.
If you are in the market for a new
mattress or want your old one reno
waited, see or call 339. Central Mat
tress Co.-6-2d2t*.
President Doak S. Campbell will
Leave tonight for Locksburg to deliy-
er the address to the graduating class
of the high school.
Mrs. Ida B. Merrill and Pierce X.
Merrill returned last night from De.
Witt, where he taught in the public
school the past year.
Walter Ripple, who lives ten miles
mort beast of Conway, is at the point
OF death today Little or no hope is
held for his recovery. Relatives have
oeen notified to come Immediately.
Notice-There will be a meeting of
farmers and business men at the court
house Saturday at 2 p. m. to discuss
the contract of the Arkansas Cooper
ative Cotton Marketing Association
6-2d2t.*
When you have blacksmith work,
give US a chance. We shoe horses
and do general repairing. Don't
throw away your broken sickle bar
we fix 'em. Try US. J. H. Berry,
phone 467.-5-31dtf
Biliousness is a condition that
breeds disease in the vital organs and
ought to be corrected promptly.
Prickly Ash Bitters is mans rene
dy. 1t vitalizes the blood, drives out
impurities in the bowels, makes you
feel bright, strong and hearty Price
s1.25 per bottle. Florence Drug Com
pany, Special Agents.
Fresh catfish and buffalo Thurs
day and Friday at Erbacher's. Phones
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-06-02
REEVES sCHOOLHOUSE.

A much needed rain fell here Mon
day.
The ice cream supper at w. R. Wat
kins' Saturday night was enjoyed by
all present.
Misses Mabel and Bessie Irby spent
the weekend with the latter's sister,
Mrs. Will Brannon of Greenbrier.
Several from this place attended
the all-day singing at Graham's Chap
ell Sunday.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-06-02
GRADUATION FRIDAY
AT TRAINING SCHOOL

Graduating exercises for the train
ing school of the State Normal will be
held Friday night at 8 o'clock, with a
program to be presented by the upper
grades. Students who will be pre-
scented diplomas for completion of the
eight grade are: Roby Bishop, Agnes
Brennan, Ruby Hammond, Clydabel
Loeb, A. j. Meadors, Prentice Merritt,
Lymon Morris Jessie Bly, White, Err
mine Williams, Ann Cleaver and Ger
trude Ross.
The program to be given by the
upper grades includes the following
numbers: Piano solo, by Prentice Mer-
rift; reading, by Geneva Martin; pag-
cant, con the Altar of Freedom vlo-
lin solo, by A. J. Meadors; presenta-
ton of diplomas, by Prof. F. H. Harm
The public is cordially invited to
attend this exercise.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-06-02

Legal blanks for sale at this office.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-06-02
REMOVE ENTIRE TOWN
TO RECLAIM BIG AREA
(By the Associated Press)

! Pocatello, Idaho, June 2.-Removal
of the entire town of American Falls,
Idaho with it's population of 1000,
two or three miles to a new site high
err than its present location, is to be
attempted within a few months by
engineers working on a huge irriga-
ton project.
Waters of the Snake river, on which
American Falls is located, are to be
damned, according to present plans,
and will be used to reclaim some $780,
900 or more acres of arid land now
given over to the sage brush. En-
gineers say the project is one of the
largest ever attempted. The big dam
itself will have an abutment of one
mile in length, will be sixty feet high
and will have base sufficiently
strong to stand an additional thirty
feet should it ever be deemed neces-
sary to add to it's height.
The big reservoir to be filled by the
waters backing up from the dam will
cover some 76 square miles and will
have an impound of 100000 square
feet. Its waters will extend from
American Falls to Blackfoot, a dis
lance of about twenty miles. The
reservoir will have shore line of
nearly 100 miles and, at its widest
point, it will be four miles across and,
IN places, 80 feet deep. Besides NOV
ing the town of American Falls, it
will be necessary to tear up the Ore
gon Short line railroad and move it
to higher bench land. A railroad
bridge will be RACED and new one
constructed farther up the Snake riv
er. The Idaho Power Company's
plant furnishing light and power to
the southwestern section of the state
will be removed.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-06-02
COUNTY KERR AMBUSH
DEADLY FOR POLICE
(By the Associated Press)

Dublin, June -Four members of
the police force were killed and three
Others wounded in an ambush at Clio
more, County Kerr The dead include
a lieutenant of police, sergeant and
two constables.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-06-02
RELEASE NEGRO HELD
FOR MURDER AT EARLE
CBy the Associated Press,

Hot Springs, June 2.-Will Graham,
negro, arrested yesterday for the al
legged murder of his brother-in-law
eight years ago, was released today
when a negro from Earle, his home
town arrived and declared that Ora
crime
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-06-02

Notice = Professional chiropodist,
using modern methods to remove
corns, bunions, calluses, improving
nails, without pain or blood. Dr.. C.
B. Bledsoe, in front of Greeson drug
store for few days. Ladies by APP
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-02

magic things that happen, they would
have seen the Old Witch mount her
broomstick and place her black cat
in front OF her and ride away over
the tops Of the trees.
She flew straight 70 the palace,
where the Princess Reta was sleeping
on her bed of down, with coverings of
silk and lace, and in through the open
window she flew, right TO the side of
the sleeping Princess.
With a wave Of her magic stick and
a mumbling Of magic words she soon
changed the lovely Princess into a
little white kitten, and put her in the
basket she carried on her broom.
Then away she sailed on her broom
stick to her cave in the forest, and
when day came the white kitten was
a big black cat. and in front II
door of the cave sat the beautiful
Witch Girl, waiting for the Prince.
He did not come that day. however,
for he, with all his servants. We're
searching for the Princess Reta, who
had so strangely disappeared.
OF course they could not find her.
and the next day as the Prince rode
the forest, still looking for the Prin-
cess. he again saw the beautiful Witch
Girl, and this time he fell under the
spell the Old Witch had 50 cleverly
planned.
with the spell she threw over the
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-02
WHYr
Why Are Photographic Films Deyei-
oped In n Red figh'i
Copywrlshf, 1870 by
Wheslsr Syndicate. inr

While we are accustomed 10 think
Of white as being a single color. n
is really a combination ~ the neveu
primary colors which 90 a. make up
the spectrum--just as black is the
total absence Of all oolors. Each n
the rays which go % ulake 10 white
light has It's own power, ~ own
chemical action upon various sub
stances. as may be- easily seen Dy
placing a sheet Of violet glass IN front
Of "A Thermometer and then replacing
Il with a sheet Of rcd glass. Tho
former has practically no heating
power al all. while the latter wil pro
duce a marked change In a short
space Of time.
on the other hand. the violet rays
play a leading part In making ~ the
light which usually surrounds ~ ard
they have an instant effect upon ths
delicate chemicals used ln maxine
and coating photographic niua or
plates. Cutting on these violet HfyH
by the use Of a strong red light pre-
vents the films from being spotted or
"Ilght-struck." for red has no erecf
upon the sensitive coating afd the
plates may be developed ~ freely ss
II they were In total darkness.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-02
A STAy-AT.HoME VACATION.


of course II Is ideal for every house
keeper to have vacation trip in the
summertime weeks. at least
away from the home-but many
women cannot manage this. and for
s1ch | make the following sugges-
ticns;
~ possible TO have delightful
stay-at-homc vacation II the home
woman will CD Change the appear
ance of her home.interior as much as
POSSIBLE: (2) Use all the housekeeping
Shortcuts she can. and Is) Read fic-
tion with a foreign setting. published
lectures on travel. travel magazines,
and any other literature which will
transport her TO far-ol places and
form a contrast TO her everyday eN-
istvnce.
by changing the home-interior"
mean. first OF all covering the living
room furniture with slip-covers. There
- nothing that will give one such a
cool, refreshed feeling as this. II
makes one feel that one is in an en-
tirely new room. l suggest that pale
green calico he used as the material
for these sllp-eovers. perhaps with 4
small white figure in IL and possibly
a note of black. The ordinary window
hangings should come down and calico
ones so up. TO match the slip-Covers.
There need he no rugs on the floor
Just cool. delightful baroness. Cush-
lens on couch or window seat may
be covered in plain green.
Window boxes containing greencrS'
or fiowers will also add much 70 one 5
stay at home vacation. II you have an
out-of door garden interest yourself in
flower bed divided into the colors of
yellow. blue and red; there IS nothing
more delightful to the eye than a riot
OF color Ia a garden bed Marigolds.
coreopsis. yellow dahlias and cannas
Will supply the yellow note. larkspur.
IRIS. forget-me- -nots. bachelors buttons
and astcrs. the blue; and poppies, rcd
dahlias. zinnlas. and peonics the red.
Then, don't he afraid to b a little
slack IN your housCwork. IS well as
a. use all the shortcuts you can. l
have friend who last summer took a
stay-at homo vacation Of this kind.
She bought some extra china 50 that
sht would have enough 20 enable her
C stack" The dishes in her sink all
day. she washed them N the cool Of
the evening. and says that this practice
fNANf u lNNSAhlt ioF ntr To Go = great
deal 81 reading during the day, ard
save her strength during the hottest
hours she is a good housekeeper and
a. hrst this method was very painful
e. her-hut She forced herself ~ gSt
unad 90 Il and consequently looked ton
wears younger at the end Of the sum
nFer.
To things the easiest way during
your stay home va alton Re good
to yourself We should All consciously
parnpcr ourselves sometimes. FOR the
tendency - q be mercilesSly strict
with ourselves. Instead ~ spending
$40 for train fare on a vacation, buy
yourself an electric fan Remember,
YOU are saving a good deal of money
~ staying home, 50 you should spend
a little mcney on Injuries which viii
make this inexpensive home vacation
a pleasure. Now j. the lme IL buy
yourself that piece of music YOU plan
ned 70 have "some day now i the
time 20 got yourself tha. lavcndAr
r.raeol you never quite dared afford,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-02
BUSY SEASON AHEAD
FOR BOY SCOUTS
35 Have Enrolled for Summer
al Camp Caesar Rodney,
Which Opens Today.

4 number uf Wilmington Boy
Scouts viii be present al the opening
% Camp Caesar Rodney tomorrow
About a5 boys have enrolled for the
enlre summer season. and many
others for shorter periods. The boys
viii leave Wilmington on trains leav-
ing az 1907 a. N. and 2.43 ,. N.
standard time. and vii be met in
Chesapeake City by Nr stansbury,
a special Fourth Of July program will
be given on Monday.
The camp director is planning 70
have u camp paper issued weekly this
season. a copy of which wiz b. sent
"a each Sc0utmaster.
Special provisions viii be made al
the camp for Scouts who wish 70
tutor in academic subjects this sum
mer and the principal of the High
School has agreed 70 accept as fual
markings given by special members
81 the STAFF. AZ the reopening of thv
school Ia September.
sooutmasters who have scouts in
their troops who cannot meet camp
sxprnses can have these boys taken
care " By sending their applications
% the office after an investig
A number Of New Jersey Scouts
will attend the camp this summer
according 70 Mr.. Jones, scout exccu-
ave 81 Cumberland county who was
p aaed with the report given him by
one of his sCoutTnasters appointed To
inspect the camp.
The last four weeks Of camp will
D. special weeks for second and first
class scouts. veterans and scout
masters and members Of the r. q. T.
The other scouts will also have activ!-
ties AZ that time.
The ave highest troops in the scribe
contest and their points are Troop
rs, $685. points: Troop 2. $500: Troop
aa, 1855; Troop AZ. 299S: Troop 81,
1880. The three troops ranking first
viii BE- awarded silver cups. engraved
with their number and places. The
either two Will receive honorable men
tlnn.
The Office secretary has received q
letter from Chief Greenhawk. written
from New York just before he sailed.
Tho Chief stated he had visited the
national headquarters and had been
given a reception there by James 4
West. Dr. lflSher, Mr.. Mcdonald. and
ssAers-