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en. She Now Claims Her Own as the Favored State of All. The Eden of Arka jury early this morning, It was concealed weapons; plea of guilty ance rendered us in the discharge and fined $50. afternoon before a verdict was of our duties-they have all, withState VS. George Gray, charged reached. The jury found the deout exception, shown a disposition POLK COUNTY C with grand larceny; plea of guilty fendant guilty and assessed his to do all in their power to make to petit larceny and fined $25 and our labors not only pleasant but punishment at a fine of $10 and given ten days in county jail. RT profitable, and for the welfare of ten minutes in jail. State vs. Claude Cummins, giving the good people of Poik county. GETS BIG PRIZ Bob Burke was tried for violating liquor to minor; plea of guilty and Having discharged our duties to the liquor law. This case was one fine of $50. the very best of our ability and t Two of the oldest on the docket. In State vs. Bert Branham, violathaving finished our labors, we now hing 1898, according to the state's witINTERSTATE ing liquor law; forfeiture on bond ask to be discharged. Reness, Z. P. Frazier. Burke sold him and alias warrant issued for deJ. D. Holmes, Foreman. $ a quart of whiskey at Grannis. On fendant and summons issued for bondsmen. the trial of the case Tuesday IN COMPETITION WITH We, the undersigned committee, Burke claimed he simply took State VS. Albert Wilson, violating KANSAS AND OKLAHOMA selected by the grand jury to inFrazier's money and went to Johncourt liquor law; case continued pending vestigate the poor farm, do hereby FIRST PRIZE ON 10 E son's drug store at Grannis and good behavior. 0 and report that we found everything in got the whisky because Johnson State vs. Jim Smith, being drunk a reasonably condition; however, y the would not sell it to Frazier. The at public gathering; plea of guilty we found that the main building Bonnie Wear Gets First f and fined $10. judge instructed the jury that this needs some repair on the roof to and a did not relieve Burke. Under the State vs. Sam Starkmiller, drunk Per Acre Showing Gre prevent leaking; also a few other law he was as guilty as anyone if nessat public gathering; attachment isrepairs. Profit, and a Premium sued for N. C. Bunch and J. H. he had any part in the deal of getWe found the inmates of the could Every Entry Made. ting whiskey from Johnson, who Lighty, defautling witnesses. farm reasonably well cared for, alwere had no license to sell it. Burke was State VS. Alex Lawrence, failure though we recommend that the were lined $50. of road duty; jury trial and verdict lady inmate needs a little more atAs a result of the organiz the of not guilty. The third trial Tuesday was tention towards clothes for her and the Polk County Boys' Co of two cases against W. H. Spencer State VS. Henry Gregg, gaming; ttorher baby, and fuel furnished durfor assault and battery on F. M. bail bond forfeited and alias waring bad weather for fires. Cotton Club last spring, Pol was rant issued for defendant and sumCecil and his son, Orin Cecil. It In brief will say that, taking ev+ ly now has the distine that mons on his bondsmen. resulted in a verdict of guilty and erything in consideration, we found standing at the head of tw in n a fine of $25 in the first case and State vs. Ed Warf, gaming; plea things in fairly good shape. in the production of corn, a witof guilty and fined $1. a verdict of not guilty in the second J. T. Dempsey, case. by the awards at the In afState vs. Jesse Hass, giving liquor J. B. McClennen, The sensational case of Jesse Fair at Ft. Smith. And W to minors; plea of guilty and fine De Witt Gilbert, Ledly of $50. was Committee. Fox, charged with carnal abuse, in cotton crop is gathered and ssion State vs. Bert Goff, running horse which he is accused of mistreatsults figured, it is believed that on highway; plea of guilty and fine ment of Phoebe Bissell, a young will score again for the Best of $10. laysister of his wife, went to trial in in the Best State in the U re it State vs. Wilda Turner, malicious Circuit court Wednesday. The SHERIFF HOUPT TO mischief; plea of guilty and fine W. A. Ragland, the father indictment was found by the grand of $10. lker corn club movement in Pol jury two years ago. The defendant State vs. Jim Martin, being drunk gery ty, who took Winmon Wh was arrested this past summer in at public gathering; plea of guilty SERVE SENTENCE two Wickes boy who won first p Oklahoma, returned to Mena and and fine of $10. in gold, given by Mr. Rag placed under bond. The prosecutState vs. George May, malicious the best upland acre of cor ing witness is a girl of unusually only mischief; (two cases) dismissed. Supreme Court Affirms Judgment Wear, the County Farm Den attractive appearance. She is now State vs. George May, petit larof Lower Court-Grew Out ung tion Agent, and son, Ted, a between 16 and 17 years of age. At ceny; dismissed. of Chitwood Murder Last Wear, father of Bonnie W good the time the offense was said to Merchants National Bank VS. W. Christmas. 11-year-old winner of many have been committed she was livgood L. Wilkinson; judgment by default all have returned from the ing with the defendant and his of for $520.00. Ft. Smith, and following wife, her sister, and several other Union National Bank vs. Ben Little Rock, Oct. 23.-Holding that coupremium awards that can sisters and brothers. She was then Strauss; transferred to equity. the evidence as adduced by the d a them: between 13 and 14 years of age. To It W. M. Pipkin, receiver for the state warrants the finding of the The Bankers' Prize, $50 prosecute the case the young woBank of Grannis, VS. John P. Logan; jury, the Supreme court today de$60. offered by the Merchants man was brought here from a resclined to reverse the Garland counjudgment by default for $3,775 and fore Bank of Ft. Smith, for the cue home at Pilot Point, Tex. She an order of sale for several pieces ty Circuit court's judgment of a $1 not ears white dent corn grown is accompanied by the lady superof real estate under said judgment. fine and one hour in jail, assessed tion, kansas or Oklahoma, was intendent. Sitting by the side of The case of Mrs. Zella H. Gaither, against Sid Honpt, former sheriff of resthe 10 ears of Munson corn the defendant during the trial of who has a personal damage suit that county, on the charge of alung by A. E. Wear for the Polk this case is Mrs. Fox, the wife of against Mrs. Fannie Jounson as the lowing Ben Marray to escape from he Boys' Corn Club. This W the defendant, with their year-old result of an alleged assault made jail while Murray was in his custhe most coveted of any prize baby in her arms. She is taking the upon her by the defendant, was totody on a charge of murder. The ave fair. The bank claimed th side of her husband and against day sent to Sevier county on a court found no reversible error on two and will have it on exhibitie her sister. The defense is atchange of venue. The change was any of the contentions brought forE For best yield per acre tempting to prove Phoebe Bissell asked by Mrs. Gaither, who charges ward by counsel for Houpt, and, apgreatest profit with exhibit is making an effort to lay the that there is such prejudice against accordingly, affirmed the judgment llan ears, $25 cash, open to all blame against her brother-in-law of the lower court. her in Polk county that she could nisants in two states, won by because he had refused to care for not get a fair trial. It was charged in the indictment adWear, 11 years old, of Ink. her after she had charged him with
