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•r^TATE TEACHERS TO
HAVE BIG MEETING
Indications Point to Largest
Attendance and Best Meet
ing in History of Association
Little Rock. Moll. 21.
general theme for the dis
cussions at the forty-seventh
annual session of the Arkan
sas State Teachers Associ
ation will be “The Twenti
eth Century School.” The
association will meet at Lit
tle Rock ’ April 8. i), 10, and
the indications are that this
meeting will be the larg
est in attendance that has
ever been held.
Large numbers of teach
ers from all sections of the
stae have already enrolled
for this meeting and many
of the superintendents and
examiners of the state are
working for a large attend
ance of the teachers from
their counties.
The completed programs
will soon be mailed out. thou
sands of letters and announ
cements regarding the asso
ciation meeting have been
mailed out in the attendance
campaign, and the attendance
officers of the association
are confident that the furth
coming meeting will be the
biggest and best meeting
til it L IUX> L V t i limi lit Hi.
Questions of vital import
ance to every phase of
school work in the state will
be discussed by those who
have had long years of ex
perience in the work. All
teachers and other persons
in any way connected with
school work or interested in
school work can ill afford to
miss the meeting.
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. HELP NEWARK GROW
BY RESOLVING
That you will keep so busy
boosting that you won’t have
time to knock.
That you will vote, talk
and work for a bigger, better,
brighter town.
That you will help to make
this a good town so the town
can make a good appearance.
Tilt you will increase tin
value of your property by im
proving its appearance.
That you will say some
thing good about this town
every time you write a letter.
That you will invest youi
money here where you made
it ami where you can watch
it.
That you will not point out
the town’s defects to a strang
er nor fail to point them out
to a neighbor.
That you will keep youi
premises cleaned up and youi
buildings repaired as a mattei
of both pride and profit.
That you will brag about
thi- town so much that you
wi'l have to work for this
town in order to keep Iron
being a liar.
1 hat you will take halt a
-day irght now to pick up tin
odds and ends around tin
place and turn them into eith
er use. money or ashen.
That you will contribute
much money as you can af
ford and as much enthusiasm
as anybody, to any movement
to develope the town’s re
sources.
That you will make trie mb
with the fanner, if a town
man; or with the town folks
if a farmer, and help work
together I"!' tile good ot tin
community oi winch tin towr
the center.
WARNING ORDER
* K. E. Damr< n, Iustic< of th<
'ace, Black River Township,
’ependence ft inty Arkan
N ack
Tlaintiff.
Defendant.
jndant, C.W.Hobbs.
16 appear in this
in thirty days, and
complaint of the
G. Nuckois.
E. DAMRON,
of the Peace.
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Half Million Dollars
Cut in Appropriations
(Contiued from page 1)
i ical policies by the heads of
the state departments and dif
ferent state institutions, that
lour rvenues are sufficient to
provide‘for the liberal main
tenance of the state govern
ment.
“1 realize that in my liberal
use of the pruning knife, 1
shall call upon myself much
.bitter criticism. I cannot, how
lever shirk the responsibility
that faces me. The issue was
| put up to me whether or not
I would further permit the
appropi at ions to exceed the
j revenues, or whether or not 1
should liberally apply the pow
er of veto 1 have chosen the
latter course, and I have no
doubt that the well-thinking
people of this state will stand
behind me in the matter of
these vetoes, and that they
will endorse my policy of an
economical administration of
the state's affairs.”
JUDGES AFOINTED
The election commie.doners
held a meeting at Batesville
Wednesday and selected the
judges to hold the anual town
elections in all the various
towns in the county. Elections
will be held next Tuesday in
all towns in the county except
Batesville. Following are the
judges apointed.
Newark.—Rankin Sisk, \Y.
J. Herrington, G.M . Fields.
Magness.—Archie M i 1 lei".
Elbert Smith Bert Pridmore.
Sulphur Rork.—I)r. T. A.
i Bevens, Frank Wright, R. II.
Buchanan.
J amestown.—Ada Lovell
|J. A. Late, John W orthen.
Cushma.n—Tom Shell, Ew
ing Dobson, L. S. Starnes.
Pleasant Plains.—A. J Rob
erts, George Wilson. II. C.
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KETCHEM FOR MAYOR
Mayor J. B. Ketchom an
nounces in today’s paper as a
candidate for re-election as
Mayor of Newark.
During his term of olliceMr.
Ketchem has made Newark a
(splendid official. 11 is every
official act will stand the clos
est scrutiny and no charge can
be brought against his official
record, lie s in live and pro
gressive citizen and has been
instarumenta! in helping to
push Newark to the front,
more publii improvements
'having been made during his
(administration than during
any other in the history of the
! town.
SUSBANP KILLS WIFE
AND 3ELF WITH KNIFE
Osceola. Mch . 21.— A re
port reached here yesterday
I that Luther Smith, a tenant
(farmer near Barfield, killed
!his voting wife aged It', am1
. rmu*u ni> own i m t*.
Smith used a 1 * > n j>' crude
| knife, and mut ilated the body
of his bride of a few months,
lie cut his own throat beside
jthe body of the young woman.
The wife was of attractive
(personality and it is said
(Smith was eontinualy in a
leaiou~ and morbid frame of
(mind. The young woman was
.Miss label Lawrence betore
her marriage last fall to
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ADVERTISED LETTERS
The following is a list <d'
I'dters remaining uncalled for
in the Newark l’ostoffice
April t. I ft 1 V
l 1141 ‘A 1S
Matilda Hougla
b L. Caldwell
Randolph Grant
Mrs. Eli.ia Morris
N. Rosenblooni
Mrs. Mary Samples.
Miss Ktlie Winters
I will be sent to the dead letter
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othce at \\ a hmgtom I>. t .
When calling for above letters
sav advertised.
JNQ. T. TJIARJ’. P M.
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ft' you appreciate good bis
cuit go to J. II. Holderby’s and
buy y^up flour. He handles
the5 best flour in Newark.
If a machine you want to buy.
To thresh both wheat and rye;
Or an engine good and strong
To furnish power as you go 'long
Buy a J. I. Case Machine
Machinery of every kind.
In our factory you will find:
See our agent before you buy,
Cali early, harvest is drawing nigh
GEO. F. GROSSER, AGEN’I
Newark, Arkansas
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If Swine Die and You Arc in Doubt,
See Veterinarian—A Post Mortem
Will Tell You — Don t Take a
Chance.
I Mum hou- am nf hoc Uis. a.
. l!i> causa remains a im • .
I u hag dies ami the ows • : a"
■ li.alii as in the cause oi i: d- i
should consult a veterinaiiu;i. me c:
j lilt; cicidbusllill iml as: nr ■
| veterinarian at l'u> • t• cvs;;. ;■<,<; *.
ih" hot; examined. In th:-- vny T
.-oread of the disease can !.« >;>p
l lie (HI net' III a ling •:. : .1 f ■
!• i t a primary knowledge in dia,::.
imr a case nf cholera.
The host way of making a ill c no ’
r
i or i,or 01100 ’ t is to i. a a
I 10 die or to take one titat ’
l iy died and open it v. it 1: a
1 cholera tii> trovihi. 1 -
! io it I- cniarsed It.-.
V. it 1 a - M If • MO I i .
the tiriti lie mbrano. Kims’ 1
the 1/ ni a pin head, put1 1 r- *
I it- i. in-rotor wilt ht: i'ltmni. 1 *
spots ti. .. look like spiirikh - ui blond
ire often noticed
Tin* most < harnefiri tIt h loti , are
found in Hie blind pouch oi 1' . a’ ■
j tine !•: dippiitK «n "101 1,a t
j tide arc ulcers • t a a do'' * lio\
i 1 hue Tie's.- ulcer i ao: 1 ;
i : t i ti-- rulil.i r on a : id i • •' f"
si... ol a nickel anti a < , alst'd
| above tin? lintiiu niemb: itm- oi the in
' !' stint1.
I hose ulcers are not o, round
in acute cases. I<uns !• iot a.e ■ !'
It i fcand c.i>t| l'f 1 : i iOeibhi
oi p. 1 •, portions o: ■ i .oi
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CHARTER CAN Aw CO
The New ark Can . a;. i 'om
pany which was o>-runh'ed re
vntly. has filed ai licit.- of in
corporation with tin seen-Ian
•a state. The eon ci! has a
eapital of So.(too of wh.ieh S2.
inn) has been paid ap. There
are aii stoe»->hoj(i ■ - . ;,o11<j
them being themo.d .1 omineat
business men and fanners m
Newark and vicinit\
T tit oflieers of t in cem, ar.y
are : !•’. C. lii>yt. ! 1. - d. nt :
J. II. HoMerbj a w. pr. -'dent;
W A I grig. 1-..anal
1). 1 1. raig. treasuiei
An order has I * en placed
for tlie machinery and the
work of erecting a building
will probably beg i <u \\ week.
MANY BLACKBIRDS
' • • /*/• *n • «• a • • A.*»f
, ' ■ port, aUCII. & i ■
1 is infest• d with a plagut
oi bla( Kiurds, wli, a are ap
pearing in such numbers and
are s voracious that in many
j.n-sia.uc*‘.s entire. g irde.u.:. }i e
been ruined by them.
Builders’ supplies of all
descriptions at the Newark
, Lumber Company.
NEWARK BOY WHO
IS MAKING GOOD
J. M. Arnold left Monday j
I night for his home at Galvest-j
1 on, Tex., after having been i
called here by the death ot
hi- sister, Mrs. Luther Trvis..
Mr. Arnold is another New
ark boy who is making good
in t hr business wan Id. He i
left Newark a few years ago
for Houston, Tex., where he
secured employment in an in
surance office
His close
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plication to business soon won
recognition for him and he
g in d promotion nftcrpromo
i in and now heisdistriet man
ager for h s company, the
merit an National, withhead
; <;’.meters in 'Galveston. His
n i ■-t covers a lr.1 i'c oortion
: ol the I’cst part of Texas!
I f oin a business and cornmer- ■
! < a 1 standpoint. lie has a;
il orgaized force of m *n !
’under the supei vision of his j
i) 1 «> and the business pro-1
I due d from his district makes '
'.ink a.- one of the best in j
company’s entire terri
ST. LOUIS LIVE STOCK
MARKET REPORT
•.ationnl Slock Yards, .Mch. j
‘ kittle Keceipts2dOG. The j
• 'ion of the cattle market'
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.ieen ahytrnng but satis- •
• a. •»-. this week. Despite the
: ct hat a shade si rongertone !
shown today compared ;
> it h last week’s close, heavy I
slid as sell at $7.25 ■
a, is! up warns. are to to 25 cts ,
is.. si, while the lighter
.its have keen more pop-'
u ■ i’ ml declined only a dime. I
i- .is h r < ’atlie, in general, are;
• i 25 cts lower, while can-:
i'i'O i • d “ lack eye"
the marki-t on that class
br. a king 25 to -Vi cts compar- 1
u<l to prices in force last week. J
1 1 .000. I)e»
- : .■ the irregularity in the;
i ir.- de this week, the market!
; c "! .maintains e !. t It -r hoai
■ t}i . tone a ml with, a generous |
' maud for tin heavy receipts
itsdcy, the market was about
* 5 cts lower.
. National Live Stock Com. Co.
CALF AND HALF COTTON
The C. S. Agricultural I)e- j
n tiU-'Pt recently sent out a
■’anting against the Half and!
■ ; if cot ton, claiming that it j
j was of an inferior grade.
Re\. .1. L. Drown of this
ce ha been g. owing thi
; e -ton for the past three
i■ r and he states that he
k never detected nv infer
M. about it and that he has j |
, ;• .ays add it for good prices.;;
rhi- (otton originated near
m - ex,, ia-dcely inthatsection. ,
C . Crown wrote the post-!
.-ter at 11n}i th in regard to
t . • : Ueged inl’erlot;. of the >
. .yon. am! has received the j
’ Ii\\’i r. <r rpnl \’
“Will say ! learned through j
cot' ;m buy* rs here that!
t;, Hall aiui Halt cotton sells!
othtr . otton. A to the!
:• rieu 1! ui'1 i )ep;trl **’ent ad-J
\ i*i r against it, i Can’t say;
! •* i .-.vr s- (Ml a thing of;
t , .t kind but have k avd some
. h t.r Ik. ( 'aiTt say how ’
■ * e it is but lot- of people;
h re plant it."
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LITTLE Wlf.LiAM JONES
Wtiliant. the 1 it11« son of j
and Mr. \V. lb Jones of |
; utesville diedSundeymorning
about four o’clock of bronchi-j
1 ;;neui .tiiiia following an at
* k of measles.
! DLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS
I * >R MAYOR
The Journal is authorized!
t i aim* unco J. H. Holderby!
a; a candidate for Mayor, sub-!
■ ■t to the ensuing April elec-j
lion.
The Journal is authorized to j
, . ;j:,V J; a. ;1*.Th : ■
, -ululate for Muy>r sub
«•» */ »• t •».*** <►*/*»' • •. .% »('•••
o i <li .mg a pi U eli ' -
lion.
Ft , rn i v i' v M ;vR: ’!■.<!
The Journal is authorized
!*> announce J. F. Morgan as
a candidate for re-election
as City Marshal, subject to
j the ensuing April election.
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A new section of Arkansas has been open
ed by the Missouri and North Arkansas
Railroad. Opportunities for the farmer,
merchant, and timber man. Good land
at low prices. There is no malari in this
section. An abundance of good, spring
water. Land values are increasing daily.
This is the highlands of Arkansas.
Write For Free Booklet
“OAK LEAVES”
Containing Full Information
JAY KERR
General Passenger Agent
HAkRlSONt/RKANSAS
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N O A R Q U M I; N I !
When it comes to a complete line of Drugs and Sun
dries—Our Store leads. No drugs but the very best
are placed on our shelves. And you need never fear
that your prt scrip.tions will be “bungled,” because we
are very careful check every ingredient over before
compounding. Safety First—is a mighty good slogan.
We believe in it with all our heart.
•to i'v i ,v .iti st that is. Just the
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refreshing! It lathers freely in all kinds of water. Use
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Quality Drugs