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Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-08
With the County Agents

s.Hlsa ca the ssfs .tssF h.sias ~,
eas ~ tse asmsEsiFsstsAs fIem sPss
els.lsis
ssFtsR fsFRsF sss refused q have
his noss tested fer tabsseatsss fsand
epaa shiFSins thsR. - lasTsst. that thsg
.sFs ~ per ssat taesfesisfs sass Nc,
discs, The fsIlasr ass -snss MS hess
.sss,sr % De n. ssFs. STAT. ladsmAlis
81 nat ,s .s.ilssls ss' ol.sa .sa.
TIE si.u .sa Aflias,sa Hlsa .slssl
ezra sishs sni,si ia . tFiP 90 the SEED
ezra fsra. nsFth % Bsaaiasisa. sAsss
msmtsfs. sts are rlsaRiRs 70 RAISE five
i.iss,iss ssiai.s. i .s,s s.i.la..
Tea ssersiits Bsal,ry fiask. IN lhs
ssshiy average nssIs has ~ ssss pee
meath q Asssa. stats. M, olssa'
0t0G COUNTY.
sgFsssss=TNs fs#sFsmsH fFa# ths
s,sfss fsissioh ssFfies 81 Washington, ses
eenpshisi ~ state atTssteFs Of The ss,-ns
sion service, have tas, completed . ssFiss
~ hims 81 ssfeaitaFsi activities 10 fsas
easter, csss ana o,es saansiss writes A,
soi erosion. eea,rsi measures tsrTssins
filmed.
Reports Of iass from bisekins eoatihue
20 GENE 10 Mr., bst.ens. while the sheisrs
avtsfssk 10 silii confined % . small ter
L Va. pssvai.a, las, ,ssp' NJ, psi.sas
quotes ore farmer as saying ne had but
three head which he felt seuli be sus'
ssp'ihls % backlog shd u vas hardly
worth while Nseeihstlnf The farmer
Lost ens.third OF the number.
Area tuberculosis eradication work has
been started IN belassfs, heimants Wye
mins, -Four Mile, North Palmyra and
South Palmyra prseinets, Wills the Wye
ming precinct 10 nearly complete ara
slow progress reported in South fsim,fa.
says Mr. psLons
The farm bureau board. at iis annual
meeting, voted to support the Junior fair
this fall. ana . COMMITTEES named 10 co.
operate with representatives, Of ether Or
sanisstions In the interest OF The f.lf
Prospects arc good for the best fair otos
eounty ever has held. according to Mf De-
Long.
sAUNDERs COUNTY.
wshoo - The annual farm tour 10
Saunders county will be made Tuesday.
Juns 20. when farmers and business men
soun,y. reports ". r. Roberts. county .n.
tension agent. More than 200 people took
part In tho tour last year.
A Noistein sire association has been
completed and the five slrss located In
the various blocks. Mr.. Roberts states
This association In. planning a tour to tho
agricultural college dairy herd May 20.
TO better ncauatnt members with the
records Of the breed.
The Ceresco garment and hot lunch
clubs viii hold an Achievement day pro-
Gram May Is. Achievement certificate.
will he given at this time. Tho seal Will
be placed on the charter II at least 80
per cent OF the members will have COM
plstcd the work.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-08
Thayer County Pig Club
Bows Buv Snotted Polands

Deshler-Frank zlabb, Spotted Po-
land China breeder, residing near
Hubbell, has sold thirteen pure bred
pigs to boys in his neighborhood who
are members OF the Thayer county
pig club.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-08
Declamatory Contest
to Be Held in Cothenburg

Gothenburg.-Thc humorous sec
ton Of the Nebraska state declama-
tory contest will be held in Gothen-
burg May II. The towns to be rep
resented in this contest are: South
Sioux City, Plattsmouth, Gothenburg,
Hastings, Chadron, Hickman, Sidney
and Bertrand.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-08

The Bee leads all the other papers
in sport news. Read The Bee first.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-08
THURsroN COUNTY.

THURSTON COUNTY.
Walthill-Two corn variety tests are
planned Tor Thurston county, ono on the
Berg farm near Rosalie and the other on
the Mcclure farm near Fender, reports H.
= Huston. county extension agent 1t 10
parison Of the different varieties and
types under similar conditions. Not more
than Is varieties will be put on test Mr.
Huston states. and probably but 10 will
be tested.
described A. rushing" by Mr. Huston,
who adds that no farmer with a good
field Of alfalfa can afford to delay in
fighting the gopher" At the rate the
fields are greening up. It will not be long
until the gopher mounds will be hard to
find, he stAtes, which makes 1t necessary
that the campaign be actively stimulated.
Club work in Thurston county Is ex-
pected to get big start next week when
c. w. Jones Of the Agricultural college
will visit the county and assist in or
ganixation work. Mr.. Jones will spend
May 3 and 10 in the county. and will
boys and girls 4 start in pig club work.
WASHINGTON COUNTY.
Blair-Dress form. sewing and clothing
clubs.i in Warrington counties are increas-
ing In membership and activity. despite
the fact there Is no home demonstration
agent In the county, Carl Olson, extern
sion county agent, reporting that more
than $50 forms have been made by dress
form clubs and much work done by the
sewing and clothing clubs. Further sew
ing demonstrations will be held May Sill.
The significant point In the work, Mr..
Olson states. is that local leaders have
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-08

ARRANGEMENTS have been made TO hold
poultry field day In the county al q
poultry farm hero tho afternoon OF May
IL poultry school viii be conducted
and up-to-date methods OF poultry mana.
somsnt and accredited flock work viii Be
taken up.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-08
SALINE COUNTY.

crsis=A large preparation OF the newly
VIC hrst year, observes J, q, Hissins,
county agricultural agent. adding that i'm /.
proper planting or careless handling be.
Iofe planting usually sss responsible, The
Ioots OF the trees should b protected from
exposure TO sun and wind durinE the
plsntln operation. and the soil firmly
packed about the roots when planted,
says ths agent.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-08

THAYE1 COUNTY.
Hebron--DuA to campaign by the farm
bureau showing the better yields obtained
from KAnred wheat and Kherson No. 81
oats, jlAntingS Of these varieties OF grain
show : large increase over previous years
in Thayer county in preference TO thu
common varieties, reports L. c. Christie.
county extension agent.
Thayer county claims the largest club
enrolment Of any county In the state, &C.
cording to Mr.. Christie, who adds that
nearly $1,000 has been secured a. pre-:
club members having ths best exhibits at
the county fair this fall. The 80 boys
and girls clubs consist of II poultry.
pig, Z clothing. cooking. 2 keep-well and
/ farm account club.
Several meetings have been held re-
Gently to discuss the various animal dis.
eases, conducted by the county agent.
Among the diseases discussed was q lee
ture by DR.. HAyss OF the bureau Of animal
husbandry on the prevention Of loss Of
hogs from round worms and several hos
cholera and blackleg vaccination demon
STATIONS.
folk OF the county instructions IN making
dress forms. A large number have been
made ~ . result Of the demonstrations
at = considerable saving on each form, re-
ports Mr.. Christie. Every precinct in the
county has had from one to three demon
strAtions in homo nursing and home emer.
Eenctes, held by the county agent with
the aid Of health specialist from the
Agricultural college.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-08
MADISON COUNTY.

Norfolk---A stock cattle show. to be nut
OF the state. will be held here In October,
according to tho secretary Of the local
livestock sales pavilion. Ed Beiske Of
Ell has been elected superintendent and
II IN probable that \ sale will follow the
show. side track to tho pavilion has
been approved by the Northwestern rail-
road. Other improvements are planned.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-08

Owing TO the comparatively moderate
winter which has just passed but little II
any. trouble may be expected from poor
setfnlnation OF seed corn In saiin. county.
tho selection OF the type OF corn. com.
msnts Mr Higgins.
-Four eo.operators viii aid In carrying
on corn variety concentrations this year,
fereness In Yield by tho various counties.
ana. " possible. TO determine the best 10.
cal field to check up on last years work
In tho county.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-08
sAuSpERs COUNTY.

wahoo - The annual farm tour 10
Saunders county will be made Tuesday.
Juns 20. when farmers and business men
county, reports W, r. Roberts. county sn-
tension agent. More than 800 people took
part In tho tour last year.
Evening star., 1922-01-15

find lie Marquise large
sheets with deckel edge,
Florence Harding Blue, Grill
lon Scotch Granite with
border, etc. Grammercy
Cabinets, "a sheets and "a
gold-edge cards and 48 en-
velopes.
Evening star., 1922-01-15

FREE TRIAL-Select the in
strument you
want buy $40 worth of records and
we will send the instrument of your
choice, Immediately, to your home, you
to begin paying for the instrument 80
days later on a basis Of S. per month on
the $49.50 models and $3.50 per month
on the $3.50 models, with no added
interest charges. So
EARLY selection is advised, as at the prices the
carloads ,oiN go quickly See ,cindo,0 display.
Kann's-Fourth Floor.
Evening star., 1922-01-15

One large part of Fourth Floor is given to the
are almost unbelievable.
scheme your home-Mahogany, Fun,ed Oak French Wa
Holland Gray, Verde Old Ivory etc Some idea of the
from illustrations but you will best appreciate what the
have electric attachments All have automatic stop and
kelated Fully guaranteed by the makers and backed by
ALI parts for these machines be secured through S.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-27

fAlnlLe coxvic'lons II eiehrg-
eight oui 4 ninety murders that
~ has investigated dariag rs
career visited The scele sodsv
ont e eurs0Ssfy liz expressed
TIE opinion fhai the mur5erers
e Dr Han and MrS Mills wal.d
Be braurht fo ,usiicf
None of fhe Han family was
observed a. the eharth services
Sn6aN Thesr wcre e1nlneiel
- tie Rev gamrs ~ lopez
Areh6eacan a 0neuif Cfsha-
who came here from Princeton.
He made uo reference - sac
TRAGEDY
James Nils ha~hsa5 81 fAe
murdered fhoir sircer perform
81 his usual 5fes - assistant
sexton. fin-toesnr ahaaf ioHer-
nc windows anf ral>lug shades
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-27

Kansas C StT- g7.-Reqrftrn-
iatscs - state rluroad and Utilities
oa1nstssi--s u Kansas Missouri
Mlahers. leva- Nshrsssu. Sonih
Dakota. Nlrn1so.a- Wacoastr Sor 3
Dakota Ark. nsas. TeKzs and l.eaH-
aans are IN conference here toosy
sn llscur vars and moaaE 60 sup
par the complaint fled hy the
Kacsss ruhle utliltf commission
rucrnlr ar1lnst frsisht ra.ts en-
grain. Erasn pra5grae ana bay ia tht
western railroad Eroap
Cavde q Reed chairman. and q
a Ccnwsr. frstEc coani 4 rhe
Isnsss commission. faed fhls eom-
plai1t VIA the inte-f1ate csmns' e,
1nrlssina SEPTEMBER q. Tas eom-
plln. atzcks az ~urrssscashls. M
sus ard discriminatory. al t- "a.
ates On sbess commodities n 1as
tHs - Ire IH14A
Rsq-1He e-tatsveE- - chanha-s =
r1rnfrcs. boz-5s & trade. Ers-a
deais-s ard h8v dealers assoeiaflo-s
- ihs lsr-s eites n these states
are meeting here wah tho Esste
uarnul iuuE
TIE situation IS so1lEvaa similar
- VIA vas kroun as ne western
gain znd hay 1ase filfd before ths
Interstate commerce camu3ss5oE ID
gulr. 1..2l Tbs complaint aiEs
-zds q he Kansas uti1.ies c9z-
misssun. was ths s-sf genera a.-arE
uTor freiEh. -s-ts whIh wee e.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-27

assaase shls Is szsA eaul1sa
1lssass mAzy peasls ass uudsr -
szas-sss.ol tAas a IS s.IF.e an2
h1-1less affess.oa. TA4s shis = a
rar n.ssaRe1 i1es j sfl1eHt vae1
- knoa tAat aHi - sf,sr esfee's
1r.usf- h2s mans aeer.e raAr
eshsr s-4r-e, fercf or suAllaoK
bsh e. pAicA ars diseases sfef9-
Aosr i a,rz.a q,
Maasies Is AiEh,s ooa sTous Yea
ha4s y asab. seea a IRE iao-aaEaiy
started e ery grass. Aaa fareoue1
far tAs moment haw eaichls a
b.a1sa a. and srrsa6 II al erec-
ans A meases s7lleule srrsaas
Is uuca re ams maansr ard Il
harns sseg eai vhaa evsy sus-
oen;a's exposed persaa has the
disease
= has ana.he- iupo~ant peeaAar-
ISL ~ sho1; tour tars .~tars 1f
rass appears. tAs aair ssmPoms art
iAasa q bad csld nose ranning.
tres reE a1a swollen. sneez ng
caaralne snz usaa,iy gffls stres
n i earns ihs nsrns - oesa
fefrfnefes tfas 81 Is mrst rnrfae4-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-27

SEM ETH resT,u1sH II TIE a.
fir1e 80 - IA tfsaul,er e commerce
20 irdzce s3'e tA-msrs tR ErUv s,sanu.s
and 10 gre r-satsr a-tsntuu 10 poll-
TT. znsrchE11s and professional men
are uEIs-rr thei- sarr-css 4 ps--
sunal Eisr tr tns farmers far iAls pur-
pose Tns fa-mers WI noi b. asked
gre y crft2n ~ eslhsr- k-uE -
W bs thsx1 thsl xz-t q Tiaznuf mar
kss ant puaitrr shpprg plant a.
zserrTH-ta r. rsn alxaFr hs assursE
q ready mrrkei and cash sro-n th@ss
sru sau-nr@ vfIs@ takinE II .
snsr au1rri q cast f-uu ppzQn
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-27
SLAIN RECTOR iND PREF
~ CHOIR LEADER LONG
TOPIC or Cit RCH GOSSIP
ISurunuaa IRON rage ~

-A+t'A ANA 4-AlL : h-G
Nfisl >irfei hal asked the
s''at - hoie ms danslffr for
let saAfllif Court as an lacor-
lf iie oafeeis ia her AS
s's .a'.-s van Neinellfr an D.
s'elalloa Nhlea ilrsi came 1o has
-i"llte "hfn lhe clfl s name tc-
-iel Z sAe iia-i-Al-ls mnf1er as
ol1 g lae illafrs @ ne bodies
l'tieeilFes ma a. lcef iaai
ONE @f llt oihfr oi them mehf
base fonDa 90 Inc @ene tht aus
e Fisiai VIII HAita ihe
PAN were saei ana iakea iais as
2 souvenir lallne io realize rs
Importance io fhese n1o are
salFaA-is -of iht KILLERS
feSrl 7rasu under arrest Ii
was learned a. the JAN but
merely 9fane3 s. TIE eus-
iodT q Mrs Albert Puerstluer
ihe saA mairon
j the identity q The Savers
a' Nr Hal and Mrs Mills known
m ans member of rhe thurct 2
Tins is ihf question lAe inve,ii-
ra-ers are asking themselves
THE vegTfV tv 7hfir resolution
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-27

E3oldenr The chamber uf Gene
ms-cs vhitt hAs beer grantee ttr
uss & tht seoan6 Eou- 81 she CAY
hzn. IS fit1inr Il ~ VII an aTgreIrl-
ate Irerusneut sr-5eu tire Tra1un
display Paragraphs q slstas
COUNTY pure hred nresiaeE W ae
hung un ira v1lf and TIE han vl .r
uuss1 IS Z -s5 room Scr me farmer
anI thet- 1E-ass There WI be q
record EHlt sur IA free use of far
mH-s and rrE dHrx. where thsy ua1 ast
snrth 1T tha. thev have iur sale g
trade. Hnd appropriate -te-z-t-rs T'sr-
ta11inr 10 ths interest q TIE farmers
and stock growers W bs Elacsa -u
lls h1l ~ distr-hui or.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-27

We have salrGgea a. cid Doa1e
CIR IDd are sailing ne pars q hah
price Or less ErtrTThnr from iap
NAlch has btfz recovered. 90 vhef4
luFs and halis Myers Mfeh Mocf
O.. Cor Harrison and nr Fh1ne
80
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-27

Cnpd phfs his duds and hauis .
when ths husband begins tc t-n1 more
pleasure II making money thaa ae
Goes in making love
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-27

The open season .or shooting v31
dnclK lrzni anl geese eeg.ns oS4-
ohsr 1slh p kl ths n sra@o'4
hlrds bftart chit Date Is loia son
q. both state and ieafral rnle
laws snd ig FunsAaa.r hT haaay
fines
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-27

Miami N1na j aehsr4s 81
rears olt and attractive look lnE .f p
custper an Tor1 worth Texas. as &
fugitive trum lhc oaAwB uourig 5aa.
whore . tcw maIthf aro fhe w4grle-
through tbs sal bars lna m1ds be-
essaHps 5cwn three q shts e stalrs u
freed.n. Snt was awaiting trip .c
the stale per tuufErT. whH-e shz was
Il scrre svo wears tar forEgrF-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-27

A man may be pretty good saru &,
G sellov and Sill pui hs abe 70 flna
3 woman who VII love HIN Bur e ~
c1rE find dnr ihsi VIII lort Am
vuu better stay tleEr a. hin
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-27

Ths reason Vhy most wives hate
flAttery Il bectuss iher husbands are
- free WITH 4 wth ottar women
1nd so s;nurr " n il az h-zs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-27

EsE-rT jones living near MuEhBN
V-ns bRdlF injured yesterday rhrn
his auro turnt5 1u-ls
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-27

10 sou know roz cA1 -. nfE
Snzs- sewing Machine - one Dol
jar q week delivered Hny where -n
sovr. SaI So.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-27

or EnruHsf Is 0rCfr When ga
has turned a0En Z -nEn il -nasas she
has turned ~ hsr nose a. h1
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-27

i would save s good many lFarcss
as vel as heErs nches t rlr-s vouia
De mere cEreiul in p'cEirs Toane m
- their 'Eieaaes" who really -
that way
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-27

Bec c0ufnrts ar SsNs ans W o.
re wis Furniture store Excsl-
iHrf hsrraifx
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specia, Eisr1ar ara ss.e q ssaiy
MATTRESSES d wiHis Rurn urs Co
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BE surt 70 see aur 1lsniay & sea-
rus actresses Wills T1r1i.afe G.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-27

Hsrrv To-o slans ia make ti'e'N
cars q aGg during ls-t
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-27

Il ths wousn pay P1lli 6 Ire Vts
aame & tke uen plav iraaee. sioA t@A
hot ne nen W. iat desGIns tat
game tor soneiAiHs less tXei-ls- l-Es
horse shoes. or craflnale aT croQne-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-27

x came rfr7 near r4ln5ne here last
ustl haf i dsdnt Ran fel n .As
uar7A and chs pa-g e. lAt siast
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-27

haTs Vul ever nnlbcet Asv
thuroush y some wams1 Eeen e e1sor
beng martin
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-27

81 TIE t1AlN a44~ 44l~ Nrthiltf
irro,Tei Is 3ispale with an
loihfr member of the choir who
seemed IL entertain a grievance
achi.si IRE wsfe Of -he assistant
sexton. one q rhe elnraA
women sa5d thar Shs beard Tins
wamar lean towards Hrs Nils
an6 whisper
III vn don't keep Vanr nose
ouf q mv business III ten Mrs
Ean on vou
Goss.7 Sci A1osi
Scores af items 0f gossip ~
'fhis sarr are coming Is fhe sur-
face Many = them probable
are exaggerated through normal
human fa6nrs. hat rhere can be
.lrte douhi that there is sub
s-antial foundation ~ irwih. sna
.this i TIE hasls af 3 conjecture
thar some misguided zeal0i felt
inspired - interfere Prosecutor
Sfr5eker has said De = corvnc-
pa IRE couple were SHOT 81 ne
a.ss
... -
e -han Incline Is fhf view that
-'' ,r--.,..,r.,s
'~'t~ r
''e r-
| '-i4 .
A-a eA'i. - a,,r
-,, r- a.A.-s
80 . .a~.,
u.
- wf,,a
- - IL
a 1....,,
.-e e..
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Fl-s prevention wssk IS O1caos
70 8 ms year
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ArdmUre-goh1 Faf-ds republican
rula-nEfarili asrddsff Is sthe-qieL
tc SPEAK z tr1mons q September -
las VII - me-; 81 Waur ~ On th1
sgth hy e 5eaSHlion g Ardmors re-
ruh cans Hrd escorted fo thas rlff r4a
Rinsling. Was.n and Hgalatan Hhffc
be W spelk ASH
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-27

Prats a.y 10 one l1uFhs less thsn
The woman Vha s -rzng Vah joke
she calls Aush band
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An-A,
IN e.. ef kseAi
lhdH> News
y J

WEss 4h.es. q re9rs a.1 ana
ps-shs D1lx1. "a bo-A o. iAis 0'4
were married Il oklaholA c-.F yes
Ffrdt1-
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See he unf-minute washing ma :
r,11af - sale al DE- WINS Fart e
rurf Slsrt- Excraen n nArm5 ~ ,
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FFrr Owner sllanf

Reporters who sought Nr Fer
-Hr r. ass bin about -he T'ur-
rbass cf tbe farm un winch -he
bodies were found were unable
m ser ln Today lis son told
in-uirrrs thHt gursiiHns should
rs Submitted - his father 3
lawyer ~rngfor Nnr1oce
Tis Parber. q Burlington
ct71fr. who has q record of OBJ
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- - a. 9. 90.
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PAGE EIGHT
{Ns1 ef local
49, F. zs:]
wzss Ab.es. p years ale an'
pe-.hs Dal1r. "a. bo.A q iAis e.i.
were married Il oklahoza c-.g yes-
sfrdls
Il shs women pay Poli 6 tat Vt'
sune & she ner plav ardee s'oa es1
bet ne ne1 W. &c dese1t-ns ~
game tor some,Aln lns less sEst1ls- Af'
horse shoes. or craf.nale ar cToQne-
BE surs 70 see anr 1.spiay q sea-f
rms.resses Wills F1rui.nrt c.
-x
Esnrv To-u sitns ia MAKE '-'''
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See "The Old Nest" White Grand Tonight.

Vice President Frank Farris of the Farmers State Bank is in Little Rock today to attend meeting of the ex- ecutive committee of the Arkansas Bankers Association, at which places for the 1922 meetings of the associa- tion groups and the association itself, will be selected.
 c. c. Martin and family have re- turned form Russellville, where MT. Martin has been working as freight clerk. He was succeeded at that place under the railroad seniority by Witt Gould, who held similar posi- tion at Conway and was laid off by an order limiting the force of the Conway freight station to two clerks. MT Martin and family will occupy the Loeb cottage on Oliver street.
The log cabin Democrat., 1922-01-19
CONTINUE SEARCH IN BARNEY SECTOR SUMMERS, KING ON JOB Family of Elder Johnson Removes to
 Near Blrney and Goods
 Are Examined.

Search for Tom and Roy Johnson, in flight since one week ago today. is being pushed in the Barney sector by Deputy Sheriffs J. l. Summers and J. A. King with volunteer assistants. The two officers left Conway yester- day about 1 o'clock, and no word had been received from them at this writ ing, due to the difficulty of establish ing telephone connection. A report was current last night that Mr. Sum- mers had sent for assistance, but this could not be verified and is consider ed as without foundation.
 The terrain of the country through which the search is beng prosecuted is difficult of travel Around Cedar Creek, the country is covered by cedar trees growing closely together. Sight for any distance is not possible.
 Citizens from all parts of the couu- ty, discussing the murder of George Hopkins and his wife and the flight of the alleged murderars, are coming more and more to believe that the cap- ture of the two must be effected at whatever cost. Not only is this opin- ion emphasized in Conway, but in other sections it is agreed that the re putation of the county demands that the Johnsons be caught. be given fair trial and be punished il found guilty.
 Search was made of the household effects of the family of Tom Johnson yesterday when removed from the former home near Marshal School house to near Barney. The household goods were piled on a wagon which was intercepted by party of citizens including Wallace Grady and Charles Holt. Two big boxes on the wagon attracted suspicion and Holt was dele- gated to remove the coverings, on the chance that one or both of the fugi- tives might be concealed within. Holt lifted the coverings gingerly, but found only salted meat within.