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allowed to Kill more than one bear, two deer (Buck) and four wild turkey gobblers in any one calendar year. There is no opsn season on Does (fema,e deer) or wild turkey hens.
 Partridge CT Quail may be kill ed from the 20th day of Novem- oef to the 31st, day of January. inclusive. No person IS allowed to kill more than 20 in any one day or have in possession more than two days bag limit N0) at any one time.
 Wild Pheasant, Grouse and Prairie Chicken may be killed from the 18th, day of December to the 18th, day of January. in- elusive. No person is allowed to kill more than 5 in any one dav or to have more than that num- ber in possession at any o4a time.
 It is unlawful to net snare or III any manner catch any wild bear, deer, wild turkey. wild pheasant. grouse prairie chick en, partridge or quail, turtle dove Or robin redbreast at any season of the year.
 It is unlawful to hunt any bear deer, wild fowl or game bird at night with d headlight OF torch. Dogs are not allowed to run deer in closed season. or at any other season of the year, unless the owner or keeper is with them
 Residents of the state are per mitted to ship game or game birds, in lawful number, to any point nthe State in open season. All such shipmens shall have a tag thereon showing the name of the person or persons killing the same, the contents of the package and the name of the place to which it is being taken.
 Non-kesidents oi the State holding a license to hunt may car ry with them out of the State one days kill, not exceeding the bag limit, by making the affi- davit required by law.
 1 No person is permitted to sell any game or game birds men, toned herein. (It is violation of the Federal Law for any per- son to buy any migratory bird.) LICENSE
 Resident Hunting License $1.00 Dog License Sl.50 Artificial Bait Fishing $1.l0 Non-Easident Hunting $I5.0O Non-Resident Trip Q5 days)
 Fishing License $l.lo | Non-Resident (annuaD Fish
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,uc AND REGULATIONS
 oF HUNTING SEASON

The hunting season will soon .non and 1 am sure that all go9d |0eonle want to obey the Game law if they knew it, and for +hot reason I am giving you here in the open season ana bag limit tbe diffrent kinds of game +bat will be found in our State. FUR BEARING ANIMALS aav be taken or killed the 1st., nf October to the 1st., day of |Morch. inclusive. It is unlaw- |h,I for any person to sell or offer f0r sale the pelt of any FUR BEARING ANIMALS between March 18th, and Octber 1st.
 SQUIRRELS may be killed |4,0n, the 18th, of May to the 15, dsy of January, inclusive. No rsrson is allowed to kill more than fifteen (15) squirrels in spv one day Or to have more than that number in possession st any one time.
 TURTLE DOVES AND PLO- VERS may be killed from Sop tpmber 1st. to December 18th inclusive. No person is allowed O kill more than twenty-five I05) in any one day.
 WILD GEESE, DUCKS, WILL SON OR JACK SNIPE, GALLI- MULE AND COOT, may be kll- ed from November 1st, to Jan uav S1st inclusive. No person is allowed to kill more than g reese of any kinds, s brant, 25 gaTinules, 25 wilson or jack snipe, and 25 ducks in any one one day. No person is allowed tc have more than two days bag limit (50) ducks in possession al any one time. It is unlawful fol ay person to kill any wild goose Or wild ducks before sunrise ol after sunset. Che Federal Law prohibits the killing of the Wood Duck at all season of the year )
 W00DC0CK may be killed from November 1st, to Decem- Der S1st, inclusive. It is unlaW- hl for any person to kill more than 6 Woodcock in any one day G to have more than that num- Der in pSSession at any one time,
 It is unlawful to have in pos session any wild migratory bird after ten days from the end of the open season.
 Bear, Deer (Buck) and Wild Turkey (Gobblers) may be killed from the 10th, day of November 10 the 18th, day of January, in- Fhslve. Wild Turkey Gobblers may be killed from the 1st day a March to the 3Oth, day of apnl, inclusive. No person. is
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$500 $$2000
License Trappers License

IiSPPCIo LieellSS YLp-OO
 MARKET FISHERMAN'S s License to use Trot Lines and
 Set Hooks S10.00 License to use Hoop nets S25.00 License to use Seine3, Nets,
 Hoop Nets, Trot Lines and
 Set Hooks S50.00 License for each helper $500
 With the limited number of Wardens we have, we are oolng our best to enforce the game and fish laws of the State. Give us your support and influence, be- cause we are working for your interest and the interest of your children. Ask your Senators and Representatives to work with us and try to get better laws passed for the protection of the game and fish of our State, so that your children and grand children may have game and fish than we of today enjoy.
 Report all violations of the game and fish laws to this office. ARKANSAS GAME AND FISH COMMISSION,
 By Jno. w. Allen, Secretary.
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 It has been reported that the Bell Loud Speaker, the broad casting device to De installed at the State Fair grounds. has a ca pacity of increasing the human voice IS, 100000 times. This IS a most fiercesome thought if some of our great orators are to be permitted to use the device. It has been suggested that in such a case a pair of maxim silencers should be provided. otherwise the augmented ora tory will drown out all other sounds on the grounds and for several miles around.
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How Money Grows

Just the small sum of S1.OO deposited each year at compound interest for period of 50 years, amounts to S30775 That's how money grows.
 Suppose young at 20 years of age decided deposit only the dollar each year At 70 he would have the above amount Or suppose he had managed to and deposit $000 each year. At TO he would have $3 07 50 Now most any young could than that Suppose he S00 compound interest each year At 70 it would amount to $3077500 How many people at 70 have that much?
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For Sale or Trade-100 acres of unimproved land 3 l-2 miles northwest of Judsonia.
 J. C. Bauer.
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For Sale-Horse, buggy and harness. Mrs. J. W. Moseley.
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It was Soloman who asserted
 of the making of many books there is no end5' or was it Shake 1;11---.@s '5l1;- -...... - .-.-s way it is fact that is evident to one who in- spects the reports of the Arkan- sas Supreme Court. The 151st.. volume has just come from the press. At the present rate of increase it is amazing to specu- late what the next 100 years will produce. By that time the Su- preme Court reports of Arkan- sas would overun the Congress- lonal Library almost. From 1887, when the Supreme Court began grinding out law, to 1901, a period of 64 years, 69 volumes had been issued or a little more than one volume annually. In the early days of the court one volume sufficed for several years. From 1901 to 1912 there were B volumes or an average of more than three annually. From 1912 to 1922 there were 49 volumes or an average of almost five annually. At this rate of
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ansas to give $125,O0.00 for this purpose. Generous response O.. the part of the citizens of t!;..c various counties will yiel1 this amount by Thanksgiving. Every county in the state is asked to participate in the gift.
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SIDE TALKS
bv Ruth Cameron
THE RECKLESS PEDESTRIAN

machine. and forces the driver 20 thro"
his brakes. IS cndanScT!nS net only MS
own life, which prcSumhah'y ne mas
some right to risk. hut also the iHes OF
the occupants OF the car. Again ana
asain We read OF skiGding accident
where the hrahe has been thrown 10
counterfeit some pedestrians careless
ness and the occupants of the machine
are Injured or killed us result. sup
pose the pedestrian. in such case
were arrested on q charge OF man
slaughter. would that he injustice? FRO
vided, OF course, that the man In the
car vas driving at q removable rate
The nearest ] ever came TO bad &C
cident was when a boy on bicycle sho'
out from a hidden path In the bushes
in front OF our machine and we 100"
the ditch to have him.
Four Nnles An Hour.
ITnless you believe in abolsh!ng ma
chimes or in HAVING them run a6 the!
used to he with man with a rcd haE
walking in front or them-you must
recognize that streets are places for
nedes,riana to cross with reasonable
care. children ought 10 Ne t1ushi t'
look always to the LETT is they Si-r
l,io tho street and then to the right as
they reach he middle. This would T."
come a suhcorscLous habit and W"u'f
save many nhes.
rouorrow-IThat Confounded ohaAr'
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DIET and HEALTH
SIGNING THE PLEDGE
BvLULU HUNT PETERS, NJ. D.
Author of NDiet and Health, with Key to Calores

elimination. Once or twice a week Is
often enough TO weigh unless you are
the fortunate possessor OF q bathroom
scale.
Have you joined All right.
FIRST ORDER! SHRINK YOUR
STOMACH
Shrink your stomach. Good heavens,
you have heard OF shrinking flannels.
shrinking yiolets. shrinking PERSONAL
ties but you never heard OF shrinking
stomachs. Neither did l until II pop
ped into my head one day as good de-
scriptiye term. So when shrinking goes
swinging around tho world and every
one is wondering where 1t originated,
remember IT was !. your Tat director
who started it.
Begin by going on a liquid diet for
three days [ will direct you daily.
You may have any liquid you like pro-
vldinE the total amount for the day does
no, GO over 500 or 500 Galleries.
II you like skim or buttermilk. take
4 glass Of that every three hours One
glass g Oh equals 50 Galleries Si1
glasses would amount to $50 G. II you
use whole milk. you can take only hall
tho amount you would OF. tho skim or
buttermtlk for II has twice tho fuel
, valua II you don't like milk. take fruit
! juice scant glass 100 G.. II you want
tea or coffee with cream or sugar OF
| both, remember that ons small tea
.noontul Of sugar Is Csc and acreage
cream is 100 c for l Ia or. (aoout
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II was cary In the evening ana the
boys on the Morning EcAcon we're ouS'
with the reWc!'c. The talk Was w
ancles and features neglected ny the
evening papers nf photographs 'F'"A
contemporaries and snl"KlnS tonhr""'
The day had been urcT"nlrnl. tne'e
we're no biz stories and tine TASK "h'"'
is snrry enough at the beet was roH-
tine of condensins what someone else
had done before.
Jorpenson. the crop-hcaded and IRE
pressibls newcomer, lrG-nan ana PIC
turs chaser. brought US all outstanding
"By gum" he ejarulatsd wh'siltns
az the whole bunch Of them oon H'ss
the whole point OF the story
Remarks like this are ordinary
.nourh IN a world where everyone else
&c ALWAYS missing the point Of story
h,t JnrgenSon was so tense ana eA'ltc'
that we scented n discovery
"Iistcn 10 this" he said. and he reaf
n story concerning girl VINO hau nee'
rescued after shr had jumped from th'
Main street. Bridge.
ooh, that" and our typewriters tool
! up thct- burden once more. II was no
much oc story. A girl who wa" uref
and nyerworkrd had leaped into TN
; river. Now she was glad that they ha'
/ rrcurht her out and happy In TN" nlS
! coyerv tina, she would hav" been misr''
II was worth. tho city editor han ue
! cidnd ius, $50 words.
/ Iorrcnson ErunrNi. "F"u ar" Jnst a
had as the rest If them man F''
road tho note? I'0oSn X mean an '"''
10 YouH on. Gosh
! crawford. the city editor. gave ear u
ibe conversation for the hrst time
, Turning his chair toward the nd'snan
! Jorgenson. he said you have my per
mission. Mister Joreensnn. Mako
storv Of II. What do you see:
Jorcenson. the leg man VINO na
! .chcd 70 write. saw his opportunity
He moved superiority over to CRAWFORD
"I,cokit here" he said. pointing |
the note as the afternoon paners ia
run Il, 'The girl said. In the WORD q
nv beloved Omar We are no other ina
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IalesM}
PAGING MIR. OMAR
By A. Schusterl

. moving row If magic shado~-shspes.
Inc inlns Tor us To nh. ara '"TEh'S''"
looked coHtemptunusly about rs 10 mo
this man Omar"
There was so seconds ~ struggling
silauce before Crawford snapped iHto
action.
Go over 10 the city hall" he ordered
See Emmons He will dig out the ah-
dress. Get picture and an interview
and ri promise you a first page spread
As for the rest Of you" he said to me
five who were bending low over their
typevriters. you have been SHOWN up
: duhs" Jorgepson slammed the door
/ as he went out
Crawford lost no time in getting I'm
mons on the phone, so when the eAui-
tant Jorsenson arrived at the hall the
address was forthcoming.
| II have interviewed the desk sergeant
and gone through the telephone ana
, city directories" Emnons told h'm
and 7 think we have the dope Ihen
Emmons walked JorEenson outside oil
! the press room and whispered an ad'
dress Calm yourself" he advised. III
Won act 50 excited some or the huncn
! will Get wise there Is something GOING
I'll ten en- you came over after batch
; Of copy"
Jorcrnson went to the address, which
! he found was a hook store ano eh
! plaincd tho object Of his Searrh 10
r1rasant man who Grinned and toid MN
that Omar vas not there any longer ou
might hr found at another place. III
! ,r.rr 10 three stories and tncn lost tn
trail. Discouraged. ne turned Into
rooI rom. Killed couple OF hours ant
| retur7nd m the Offce.
with an air as important as thar NJ
carried when he left Jorgenson wathec
ur TO WORDS desk.
well" asked Crawford and the res
Of US crowded about
'T didn't find Omar" JorEenson e1
! rlaincd. "hut had 4 long talk with Nrs
omar and sns wouldn't give me pic
! ture"
Tomorrow-A Life Saver
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chapter 50
Jack slept almost the entire inns t"'
picture Vas showing. Desperately ne
tried 70 keep mis- eyes open. hot .ne
wakeful night he had passed. inc us
heartening day, had worn him out. AZ
brst Helen nudged him wnen MS "eaH
would nod. but hnally she oeeaHc g"
crossed IN the picture and let MIN s.re".
Did you enjoy IT." ne aSHed as tneS
walked home. q,
you have kept awake. one would thlnh
Won as old as Nethuse.ah. without
waiting for reply she launched INTO
detailed description OF tho picture, that
l,stsd until they reached home.
while She was takiUS OF her things
lack went into the Kitchen 70 empty
the pan under tho iceooN. Tho room
was in disorder. the breakfast Things
unvashed. With shudder OF disgust
n, ,mptted tho pan, then started the
no, water running on the dishes
What In the world are you doing
thought YOU wanted to get 10 ped
Helen called. ,.
II can't get up 10 this place II you
won't do the work l shall have 70.
suppose. Aa 1.r IA :,
In m, morning" Sha was perfectly
rood-natured. yet Jack Gritted his TEEN
, tozether as he continued 10 clean away
the remnants Of the morning meal.
He was angry. hurt. discouraged. Hac
h. heen OF a different mold he wouI'
have insisted that Helen take her share
OF responsihllity--do her pars o. tn+
work. But he was 50 afraid OF 'osins
her love. was 50 fearful he would no.
MAJ, he- ra7ry. Keep her contented
tina, ne allowed her 20 ride'roush snoc
over him.
He made many good reso!un ions gu
Ike those We make AZ the oes'n0'nh -
80. Nsy War he mad~ them mostly I;
break them the next day.
I. was after midnight when ne m
ishAd Helen was sleeping as sweet!
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Helen Hunters Husband
HELEN ASKS JACK FOR MONEY
BY Jana Phelpa

as a child. a half smile on her pretty
f,ce But tonight the smile did not
intrigue. He turned away with a scoS''
Get up, Jack. l have the n'Gess
breakfast ready for YOU" Helen called
tho next morning. he hau sIep' "'
lily, and II was late.
Cakes and sausage. How nice NO
said as he sat down. but l thought
there was nothing in the house EA'o
you been out this early
"Of courst not! wanted to go ous
last night. II had let you know l nan
saus.re In tho house you would have
insisted upon staying homo ISM u
soodr' unconcerned as ever.
"r.u tell the world II Isl" Yet some
u,,. tha cakes did not seem quite 20
ught the sausage quite so tasty the
svrun quito so sweet II was nothins
~ Hs1en that he had been tired she mao
deliberately lied SO that he would lake
All through breakfast she Chartered
| .yIy she was like q glass OF soda
! Wa,er-enervescent
J "I must have some money. JACK
you'll have to wait until l earn u
dear. / can't spare a cent
| But It's club day.
| II hate TO give an I. o. Z. " iose
| Not half as badly az 1 hate IL stay
a, homo today His voice tooS on
pleading tone. -, ~,
! And be fined besides ,os'ne AZ: u''
| fun, and tho lovely tea! Inc tue~
.rov much do they fue you"
"A dollar
Batter stay at home and pay II. Any
nav M mater how much wanted Il
.iv. Won money couldn't! can
sem 70 nail a single prospect w
worked hard too"
We'll, I shan't STAY At home II
! ,ruxt N luck to win. II lose I'll IRE
tend forgot to put my money IN m
good purse"
Tomorrow-Jack Makes and Keeps
| Threat
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rpANsrER CASES HERE

tn. cases Of Lake IkoravcVch' heI'
IN a charge Of VIOLATING; the lr"hih''""
Laws, John Schraher. held on III" sam"
charee. and the wheeling Term 10
Railway company. corporation. h"'H
for violation OF the T. s. act OF Feoru-
urv .. 1908. No. SEAS. were held over
the ParkerAburg federal court docket
and have been dorkr;cd for tho Nay
term Of court in this city.
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police court yesterday en- q charge o.
violating the traffic laws, judEe Nn
allowed him to 60 yesterday without
fne. He was arrested By Trafds Police.
man William Burke At Fsurteeata ana
Market streets.
Timothy Lucy vas nnsA SO and sssts
for reckless driving.
Judge Ritz had to decide ysstSfda5
whether q man Was JUSTIFIED in knock
ing another man down In defehse OF hts
wife. Frank Luwenduski adptttsA ~
struck John Majestjes because the At-
ter made an insulting remark ucout
his wife. Frank was fned IS and costs
and John was fined SO and costa
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FORD TOURING CAR
AND TRUCK COLLIDE

Ford touring car driven by Joseph
HeIlstern. NJ Pleasant Valley. ana
big ice truck belonging 10 the Nleoer-
gall & Sons company. local butchers
colIidcd yesterday before noon at FIJI
ternth and Eoff streets.
The Ford machine was damaged con-
siderable An agreement was reached
concerning the settlement between the
two driyrs and no arrests were made.
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FINED 500 FOR
NOT WEIGHING COAL

Cecil Sheldon was fined 500 and costs
IN nolice court yesterday by Judge Jehn
S Ritz on A charge OF delivering coal
IN the city without weighing II. sealer
O, Weights and Measures Inspector
Robert !. Rei.ter testified agatnst Shell
don. Four other times Sheldon was
fined lightly for violations We'll sec
II anyone can defy our laws and set by
with it declared Judge Ri:z.
NJ. p. Smith. % NorwicA, O.. plead
ignorance when be was srTagned In
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N.u I, YOU really want TO reaoee'
IT,, ~, shova You will need AL the
ID vou ean get 20 strengthen your VII,
:, I. as nahby as weak jeho.
s, rs embarrassing - mo 10 'ee
- L,ov how much l know ABOUT
-aaL u,,, mower. This pledge VIII he'P
,o,,r, nightly. Pin It UP where IL VIZ
Ca. You nIkht and morning IL win
N.,,L into vo,r suoconsciousuess ana d.
A., vou moro than you dream
,har cali for a report OF your pro-
g-esS soon. Watkins;
r,ars 70 no catch in thil Nothing
~ sell. no system to exploit. no oruss
n b. used-nothinE 10 do but 70 SIEe
~, a knowledge OF dietstics and OF e1-
.rei.. and OF psychology.
NOW OF no cases OF overweight
that have not been improved oy foilos
to- mi. rational system l DO kno" Oh
nv cases that have had disastrous
...,it, nv following hindly, advice %
.,,t out all starches, all sweets ana AL
%. "a are not doing that. We Will
Van allow you some pie occasioaaHyi
g. ar, Won willing 10 join tho Class!
~, 20 this time you were. perhaps luke
80 FOR most Of the advice you have
that YOU must avoid all the
things you like as you would AVOID Asia
tic cholera. -, 49,,
why am even going to let you eat
poeatoesi So
sIEn the pledge
BEND II IN
Get weighed.
Begin.
didn't know that was going TO
rhyme see have soma talent as
poet That's nice. Maybe you are
lover OF rare poetry and I can help
brighten your hard life az we 90 on.
Whit you are reducing want Eon 20
~, weighed n the same weight com
Ing on TIE sans scAlss Z possible s'nc.
Acals rau.ttpe. vary. and at the same
pa ssEy DAY p relation '.a.. to eeanE ana
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IeIvcd here yesterday by the clerk OF
county court
The new concern Is capitalized al
$4,000, Of which $500 worth mas
already been subscribed and paid for'
The concern Wall make, manufa cture.
deal In. buy and sell both wholesale and
retail, confcc;ioHs, candies. tobacco etc,
Tho !ncorporators are Louis NasSh'
OF Wheeling: Charles Nass'f. Of Dillon
vale; Anna Johnson, Gertrude Ritter
and Charles !. Schuck. all Of Wheeling.
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rha P.d sstr1Au RsEponsihlA

In wet weather the pedestrian Uho
Steps careIcssly into the path o. =
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tablespoonful. Coffee and tea themselves
arc practically ealorie-less
Don't total more than 900 or son {
during the day. Drink all the wst"T
you Ike. It Is not tatteninG.
Remember Your Pledge
Tonorrow-The Shrinking Stomach
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1890. Simple and attractIVe HHu huit
able for silk, velvet cloth OF TUT Id
RIGS.
The Pattern for this design IS cut In
. Wzcs. Small, 1886: Medium, 1910;
Large 42-i4; Extra large 1913 inches
hust measure. A medium slze viii re-
ou:re Az yards Of ~ inch material. Tins
collar may be worn high or rolled as
shown in the small view.
Pattern mailed 10 any ADDRESS on re-
CENT Of 1oc in silver or stamps
write name anI ADDRESS r'ainIy. 80"
II cor,s tc Tho IntelliSencer onIe~
Wheeling. ". Va
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whereas.
am overweight and realize INA -,
by reducing l can 'n'pto'
health, efficiency and happiness
and
whereas, r-eat
am one Of the units OF a s'ea.
nnhlic. and tho Improvement oS
the health OF its units means inc ..
Improvement OF tho health OF 'n'S
great public. and
realize my responsibility IN the
Improvement OF the puoi1c heSAA''
Therefore ,-vour-
xsirh, class. and promise I shall
follow its directions insofar as 10
within my power. I shall play the
rams and do my part I snall not
chea, nor saueaL I PROhlsS-
(Slgued. 80
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NASS|F CANDY CO,
GRANTED A CHARTER

A certificate ~ Incorporation lSShen
nv Secretary Of state Houston q. Young
to the Nassif Candy Company WIN
otfc. and plant In Wheeling. was re-