Daily Arkansas Gazette from Little Rock, Arkansas • Page 2

PAGE mo THE ARKANSAS GAZETTE; LITTLE R0CKx FRIDAY, APRIL 1, 1S21. WMBaiMaaMaisaarislssMM ia not boHeved it will provf fatal, I ARKANSAS fOBlAX SEWS. Following is the star servtotf ached down. He crossed over tha taps yes-terdiy whence sent -rte wife of Mountain Home editor a teal meat early vegetables. The radishes, were aowever.

Veetin against Marshal Maakln SHOOTING AFFRAY FOLLOWS LAWSUIT StateJewrBits ule from Round top to Dierksr Leave was bitter, and the officer left town He spent last night at Tuekerman, and went to Newport this morning. so large that they couldn't bo Sac 1 for marbles, and the lettuce looked like cabbage leaves. Mr. Jones started his garden early in February. Rouodtop Tuesday, and Saturday at 7 a.

arrive at JWerks by 1 1 a m. Leave Dierks Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday on receipt of SWIfTON YOUTH IS SHOf BY OFFICER Is Seriously Injured When He Attemptsto Evade Arrest It was said there that he will return to 8wifton tomorrow, accompanied by several officers. Mankin has -been statutes. The sheriff returned yesterday from 'Walnut Ridge, where be went to get Ouriey Davis, wanted in Greene county on a charge of selling liquor. The Grand Jury here returned an indictment against Davis December 4, last.

The officers captured several quarts of moonshine at the gravel pit, two miles southwest of' here yesterday. It is said that moonshine' whiskey is getting scarcer in Paragould as a result of the vigilance of the county officials. Revival af-paragonld. Paragould, March 31. The revival in progress at the First Baptist and First Christian churches here are at Bald Knob Youth Wounded by Former Woodruff County Sheriff.

Will Pool WooL Bentoirille, March 31. On account the great decline in the price of i isrool, Beaton county wool growers, under the leadership of Earl 8mith, fcQoaty (arm agent, and the market-; lug division of the extension depart- faent, pooling the wool on hand be sent to woolen mills in Vir- eaU to be made into blankets and to doth. Some of the grower, so Fined on Liquor Charg. Conway, March 31. Pleading guilty to, a charge of transporting liquor, Isaac Bradford of Center Bidge was fined $200 and costs in the mail from train due about 10:20 a but sot later than 1 p.

bl, arrive at Roundtop is four hoars, effective April 5. Following is the star service schedule from Wave to Manning: Leave Wave Wednesday and Saturday at 1 p. arrive at Manning by 3 p. m. Leave Manning Wednesday and Saturday at 3:30 p.

arrive at Wave by 5:30 p. effective April 8. court of Justice Q. M. Easterwood yesterday.

Bradford was arrested Sat 6pctal tp (h Otsett. Newport, March 31. Homer Plant, aged 24, of Bald Knob, was shot and painfully wounded at the Missouri tably potman Sons of Pea Ridge, urday night following the eapture of 15 gallons of moonshine whiskey at Pacific station here about 7 o'clock the home of Peter Paladinni, just tracting large crowds each night EvanculLst Allen Hill Autry has last night by W. R. Cain, aged 45, marshal here only a short time.

BXTTISa LOSS JOBS. London, March 81 Fifteen British clerks, mostly women, drawing salaries between $900 and (2,000 a year, are immediately affected by the order of the State Department in Washington that diplomatie missions abroad must get rid of all non-American attaches by July 12. I EXJGNISTEBJJ PENSIONED. Cornwsll-on Hudson, March 31. Retired ministers of the Methodist Episcopal church received during 1920 average pensions of $272 each, according to Dr.

Joseph B. Hingley of Chicago, secretary of the Board of Conference Claimants, who addressed members of ths New York conference the largest sheep grew era of the county, have the clip of the last two years OB hand, and George Miser, A. F. Stevens and others of the Pea Ridge aeetion are interested in the co-oper of Morton, Woodruff county. The jured yesterday when their automo Bpcal to th OaMtta- Swifton, March 31.

Will Crosman, agod 22, who works on a dreJge boat near here, was shot in the head and seriously injured here yesterday afternoon by City Marshal 8am Mankin. The officer, armed with a warrant for Crosman arrest on a charge of beating a board billsaw the yonth on the street and -called to him. Crosman is said to have started running, when Marshal Mankin pulled hlsre-volver and bejran firing. trouble between the men followed a bile overturned near here. Both will north of Conway, which it was charged Bradford left with Paladinni.

The latter was fined $100 Tuesday for having liquor in his possession. Farm Clubs Elect. ative shipment of the wool. The recover. damage suit tried here yesterday in which Plant's brother, Leslie, sued Cain on a haulinir contract.

Plant A Piano in Yours Home Newport O. of C. Electa. was awarded damages. Newport, March 81.

Officers and The stories told officers by the two men differ Bach says the The youth jumped behind a elump-! other was tho aggressor. Plant said i.ouway, Murrn Ai. Officers were elected and a budget prepared by rep resentatives of the county farm clubs meeting at the courthouse here with directors of the Newport Chamber of Commerce have been elected as follows: President, John W. Stayton; vice president, S. R.

Phillips; secretary and treasurer, C. L. Russ; di Cain, who formerly was. sheriff of charge of the meeting at the Baptist church, assisted by the pastor, the Bev. B.

L. Bridges. Evangelist O. E. Hamilton is conducting the services at the Christian church, and Prof.

Ralph B. Jones, principal of the West Side public school, is leader of the singing. Road Official Resigns. Poplar Bluff, March 31. W.

C. Morse, superintendent of the Missouri division of the Missouri Facific railroad, with headquarters here, has resigned and will assume dutios as vice president and general munager of the Louisiana Eailroad and Naviga-j tion Company Shreveport, La. Mr. Morse will leave as soon as his sue cessor is named. He came to this division from Wynne, where he was superintendent of the Valley division of the church here today.

or bushes, leaving only his head exposed. The officer fired, but said he did not intend to hit Crosman. The bullet entered the right aide of the head, inflicting a eerious injury. It Mrs. S.

1). Turner, agent for this Vitamines not produced within county. Officers elected were: Scth Mode, Guy, chairman; Thurmau Sum the human, body. without tha inconvenience of a large, immediate expenditure I mors, Mayflower, vice chairman Dennis Williams, Vilonia, secretary; It's a DIAMOND Product Woodruff county and who now holds a commission as deputy sheriff, called him asido and immediately struck him, knocking him down on the railroad track. Then Cain began sfiring at him, Plant said.

Cain used a doublc-barrol Derringer. Cain said Plant upproachod him and began abusing him, then pulled out a revolver and fired five shots. None of the bullets struck Cain, ('sin said the then pulled his own weapon ami fired twice. Plant's condition is said not to be serious. Tho bullet struck him just below tho right shoulder.

A suspender buckle was carried into the fresh by the missile, which may have prevented more serious injury. The buckle sni bullet were removed this morning. county agent will co-operate with ather county agents of this section in 1 Staking the shipment, the mills having made a contract to weave the blankets for 10 pounds of wool and i50 a pair, the finished pair of blan- lets being of splendid heavy quality la various colors and patterns, and $Ow Worth $11 to $12 a pair, retail. Farmer Uses Tractor. 1 Mena, March 31.

Robert Maxwell another folk county farmer to re-ttlace mules with a tractor for farming ape rations. He has added a 12 tractor to the equipment of his (arm west of Mena, Davis-Morgan. I BentonviUe, March 31. Miss Lucile Morgan of Bcnfonville, aiVi J. M.

tavis of Wichita Falls, were faarried her? Bunday by the Bev. J. K. Campbell a Nurse Is Popular. Bentonville, March 31.

As the work of Mrs. Charlotte Kuntze, Bed Cross aouaty public health nurse, becomes known, the appeals coming to her from (he rural schools are increasing, tho schools often offering to send to BentonviUe for her and to entertain her for as long a period as she will remain in a neighborhood. The county Beil Cross expects soon to have a regulation public health nurso car, so that Hunt let moMj mat-Im stand botweoa jam and tho endlm pleaMro ud CBtortmlniDcBt that a (nod piano aa brtaf to yon. Amy of oar hlrh srado Fianoo or Plajror Puum ma ho parghmud on eaur-to-pajr BMBtbljr or worklr torms. Com to oar ttoro today i let explain aor eoavaaloBt payment plan, and taoa chooM tho inotnuuat yon dslra.

of tho Missouri Pacific. Hero's Body Returned. Poplar Bluff, March 31. After lying for nearly three years in a little French cemetery, the body of Geprgo W. Hill arrived here yesterday and was buried in the Hillis cemetery to rectors, Oug V.

Coffin, James Q. Blackwood, Dr. W. A. Rossington, C.

L. Fox, V. O. Jones, L. McDougald, J.

N. Lewis, J. E. Doherty Jr. and II.

D. Brown. Bank Increases 'Capital. Newport, March 31. The Arkansas Bank and Trust Company of Newport yesterday authorized an increaso iu the capital stock from 100,000 to The hank was organized 18 years ago, and is one of the strongest in northwest Arkansas.

'J Will 8hip Hogs. Ashdown, March 31. -A carload of hogs will he shipped from here on the co-operative plan April 8 under the direction of County Agent George M. Johnston. New Ashdown Business.

Ashdown, March 31. O. Kolb, former presideut of the Arkansas State Bank, and .1. H. recently manager of the Lindsey store here, have formed a partnership and will open a dry goods business here soon.

Sisson-Ward. DcWitt, March 31. Miss Willie Llla Ward and Pr. .1. L.

bisson were married here yesterday. Cain wns arrested shortly after the day. A number of Poplar Bluffians attended and the body was furnished with a military escort. shootinp. but was released this morn ing on bond of 1300.

I'lant is a brother of Tatum C. Broncho Busting Barred. Mountain Home, March 110. 'there Plant, former sheriff of White county, and of Kd Plant, well known planter of Jiickson county. Hollenberg Music Company 416 Mala 8treet will he no more wild west hroni'ho tuist ing shows on the streets of Mountain Home on Saturdays, ho has decreed Martin.

If th broncho bust SSSSi ers waut to bust the bronchos thev (lladsy Loveless, Pickles trcas urer. A budget of was voted, $50 of which will be offered to the club making the best showing at the club fair. A part of the budget will be used in sending teams to Russell ville and Fayettcville for short courses to be given this summer. May Day Plans. Conway, March 31.

The Central College Club of Little Rock will have charge of tho May Day program and home coming exercises at the college here on May At tl same'time the annual alumnae meeting will be held and a special effort will be made to secure a large attendance of graduates and former students. Another event, announced for May Day will be characteristic drills and marches by students of the college under the direction of Miss Mary Thompson, physical instructor. Want a City Park. Hope. March 31.

-Representatives from the Woman's League, Rotary Club and Chamber of Commerce will go before the City Council atr its next meeting to urge that body to convert the vacant block of tho Missouri Pacific tracks into an attractive city. park. It is planned to equip the park with playground paraphernalia. Green-Walker. Mena, March Miss May C.

Walker and J. W. Green, both of Stapp, were married here yesterday by Justice (. L. Clement.

It was tho first marriage ceremony performed by Justico Green since ho assumed office, several months ago. Hurt in Auto SpilL Rogers, March 31 W. R. Felkerand I will have to hie away to some fielj. xi AIT Indian Red Transmission Belts Verrett-HUton.

Tine Bluff, March 31 Miss Hazel Chiropractic brinr bmrk jour hmlth- L. M. HILL, D. C. GraluHt of Palmer School, Davenport, low.

If (i J. A. SHOBER Watch and Jewelry Repairs Snodgrass Bracy Entrance Hilton and Joseph Vcrrett were married here Monday by the Rev. P. J.

Higgins. Three Merchants Bankrupt. off the vital cur- am' where they can kill anyone hut them selves. Hince a drove of western horses arrived here several weeks ago. rough riding had been a Saturday afternoon diversion, and has drawn big crowds.

Barry Crops Not Hurt. Moantain Home, March 30. Baiter county will have to get along this year without its peach preserves, apple butter nnd cherry 1 ie, for all chances for them went glimmering Mon'sy night when a colj swept down ob Hhe county and killed the fruit outright. So far as known the berry crops are ill 'ihl, tr.fi these will have to be d'p'iidi-d t'pon to supply the fruit eon.iumrd in county this yar. Jk.

Wins Garden Handicap. Mountain Home, March 31. -J. T. rent sho can more easily cover her extensive territory.

Bho went to Spring town this week to make a general survey of the school there snd to plna work for the next session of school. KobUtt-Harrington. Bentonville, March 31. Marriage licenses were issued here to Miss Imel Harington and Alfred Is'oblitt, both of Decatur. Accepts Paragould Job.

Paragould, March 31. A. B. Ed-monston, recently of Springfield, has accepted the position of bookkeeper for the Paragould Basket and Box Company. War on Law Violators.

Paragould, March 31. Sheriff Charles Btepp and his deputies have entered upon strenuous campaign of law enforcemta. They are making it extremely hot ftir gamblers, bootleggers and other violators of the thut is trans mitted from the brain Teiarkana, March K. B. Hart- through the spine and lifc.iu the human body Icy, general merchant at Hallville, Harrison county, filed a voluntary petition in bankruptcy in the federal ti ceases to exut.

Retard Indian Bed Transmission Belts are unique. They are made of extra heavy duck that gives superior strength. Plies united with a high grade rubber friction of unusual quality. Underneath the outside ply lies a special rubber cushion, giving the belt remarkable flexibility and protecting the fabric from moisture and other deteriorating influences. The friction surface grips the pulleys eliminates slippage and loss of power.

This is the belt tWt will give yon continuous operation sn uninterrupted, steady flow of power. No break-downs, no delays just steady operation, without the least bother, or trouble day after day. Send for a cross section of this wonderful belt. Central Supply Company LITTLE ROCK court on the Texas side today. He listed his total liabilities at $10,000 and total nominal assets tho same.

Stndit rent" of vitality in any of the nerves that fijj emerge from the spine i and ilisea.se results. Chi- i totba DgrOaaaet The petitioner claims $2,000 exemptions. Dan V. Wagner, general mer- hant. at Pine Mills, Wood county, a i adjustments -i the nerve and the Jones Cotter, has won the amateur also filed a voluntary petition.

He listed his total liabilities at $3,200, his son, W. R. were seriously in garden handicap of that town hands iT1 body back to a state of health. Ak for rhlropntetlo lit lltntur. and total assets at $2,800.

He claims $500 as exemptions. Hans Ottinan, dealer in paints and wall paper, Long-view, filed a voluntary petition in which he claims he sets his total liabilities at $2,500 and total asse.ts at $3,000, of which he claims $1,500 as GARMENTS A SPECIALTY Valentine Cleaning Company Phone M- 2323. 7U Mala St Out-of-town work giTsn pxonpt and carafnl atntion. 4 DOMCHCY BUIUNNG It's DIAMOND Product Domino Syrup exemptions. Smallpox at Tezarkana.

Texarkana. March Hib- KM 900 bitts, city health officer on the Texas side of town, reported today that there are five cases of smallpox on that side, all of which were contracted by the victims at points away from Texarkana. All the patients are white. A strict quarantine has been established, and other precautions taken to safeguard a possible spread of the malady. COAL CUT ANNOUNCED Golden Syrup is in favor every day in the year! Said S2 deduction From Winter High Mark Doming.

Spttta) tha Oat- McAlcster. March 31. The lb appealing color and sweet sugar cane taste make it particularly inviting on the table. Try Domino Syrup in cooking for making saiices over baked apples and ice cream, in baked beans and puddings. The more ways you use it the more it will be appreciated by all your folks.

McAlester Fuel Company, one of tho largest distributors of Oklahoma and Arkansas coal, in circulars sent out yesterday announced large reductions in all grades of coal effective April 1. The reductions announced are $2 per ton below the highest prices that prevailed during the past winter. The reductions are being made, ac cording to J. G. Putcrbaugn, president of the company, for two purposes, to stimulate buying, and thus keep the mines in operation and to allftw consumers a chance to put in 9W 'id 1-VSSSav 1 mwi 9U The Start of a Perfect Day their reserve supplies of coal while the mmnlv and transportation facilities Father imiles across the breakfast table and says "Mother, these biscuits are simpy GREAT! Mother eyes brighten 1 "1 Lm1' KAUU voices ana me laugas nappiiy, as sne aiwayi aoes wncn cr uig wj appreciation of hr efforU to please her family.

The same large and happy family that makes Domino Cane Sugars makes Domino Syrup. It is a matter of distinct pride with them that every Domino product is the best that can be made. And to achieve and maintain this end, they labor carefully and understandingly. So every woman can have confidence and assured satisfaction when ordering a Domino product from her grocer. ri are both ample.

The prices announced, Mr. Puter-baugh said, will remain constant until May 1, after which an advance of 25 per cent bofore September 1 will be made. The company urges the public fopurehaae coal at an early date in order to balance the production ant transportation throughout the 1-' months of the year. strikeIs threatened This housewife is certain that her1 biscuits will be just right because she, like thousands of other wise women, bakes them with Ameiicaa Gugar Refining Cpmpcuy "Sweeten it with bomino" mm IDEM SELF-RISING FLOUR Granulated, Tablet Powdered, Brown. Golden Syrup.

Memphis Workers in Building trades Kay Walk Oat. Memphis, March 3L Threats of strike in the seven building trades were made today because union men declined to aeeept reduced wages. The contracts expire at midnight Housewives who use GOLDEN FLUFF like it better thao any other selfr riiini floor they ever It is a Hour of extraordinary purity and uniformity, because it ia made in a mill where every precaution is taken to safeguard its hih quality. GOLDEN FLUFF has been a household favorite for many years, simply because itji a better flour. 1 v.

Vrp GOLDEN FLUFP. At not Urn jaa orW tlf-tttjftx. TUBE PLANT TO EEBXTME. 1 Akron, March 31. More than 1,000 men will be re-employed by the Firestone Tire and Rubber Company daring April, it was announced today.

Production will be increased nearly 50 per eent. It is expected to reseh 15,000, tires a day. YOUR TEETH MAY LOOK ALL RIGHT-but how are the roots Harry patients who have suffered from rheumatism and general health never suspect their teeth as the possible eaxtstof the trouble. -For the teeth may be without cavities and without ifih tnd still be dangerous trouble breeders. Abscesses often, form about the roots, and gums become 'diseased, making fertile poison spots, which pollute the blood stream.

The Scott County MflKng Co. SHCISTOHMISSOURI ITWnXPAYYOU To See Us About White County Oil Leases U.J A ..11 i I OmOB I a. as. p. B.

Bally. I to m. SwMUr. flot-h th sdW'Jeatiucaitjjoor deaieriooJUAmTA. Have you had your teeth examined lately! yR9 Ctaarantes Sverr Flees of Work as Represented.

A J. THOMPSON sWSTEtBUIEE LU0fWlbU ISV WVU UW tfUUIVUII pis due la sad it will be necessary Good Materials, Loss Phons Xlain 8433. Thirty Jottrth md Arcb Etreeta, 4 Dr. F. A.

Blanchard's V' DBxrai. ornou. KiiiuWsfcaS taUMtoSMkOM It Tears. Vh DB COKKK. A-srils Death.

Good set of Teeth, fit guaranteed 17.50 up. Gold Crowns, per tooth SS up. Bridge Wort, par tooth np, Gold Fillings, each 110 ap. Amalgam filling, eacb-fl up. 1 1 1 setlaas Hup.

TestWCUaaei ipjjj! for yon to aet promptly. was ob raoirferoB xjbaab BETOKB THET OO TJP HI PRICE. Arkansas Lease Co. 60S A. o.

tr. W. Bldf. i W-r-J. Mala saiiv Jt Consdea- tioos Efforts, 5H lista Street-' Kalal7M.