The Sentinel=record., May 28, 1911, Page 2, Image 2

About The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current

Image provided by: Arkansas State Archives

                
rnuk. i w _ . _^————
■ ■■■■■■•■■!•■■■■■■■ ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■ ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■*
l^i . I
l This IS THE CAR YOU AUTO HAVE, AT^TpRICE YOU AUTO PAY
---—-— "
■
■
mm
■
I ■
■
B WITH FORE. DOORS
DISSOLUTION NOTICE. "
Notice is hereby given that the co-partnership existing by and between J. A. Riggs m
and Harry Shelton in and to the business known as the Overland Auto- Company; also
the co-partnership existing by and between J. A. Riggs ar.d Harry Shelton in the ( on- ^
mission Sales Business of Overland Auto Cars; are both hereby dissolved by mutual con- *
sent, Harry Shelton withdrawing from both business propositions, and the said J. A. ^
Riggs taking full control and authority of each business and assuming all debts render- ^
ed to date and due by each business m
J. A. RIGGS,
H. H. SHELTON. ^
------—------ ■
: AN $1,875 CAR FOR $1,800 ■
■ wheel base, 34x4 tires, wheels artillery wood, springs 2 1 -4 semi-eliptic front, 3-4 ehptic rear, 3 speeds front, 1 reverse. ■
■ Now in Stock on Floor at Garage 625 Oucahita Avenue Ready for the Road for ■
: $1,800 j
: 21 other models to select from ranging in prices as follows: Roadsters, $850 $950, $1,300, $1,660, i curing Cars, * 1,UUU, * I ,zzt>, ■ •
■ $1,400, $1,660, and $1,875. A demonstration is a revelation. Demonstration and information cheer u y given. B
5 ffi t a m ttn A w innJOHN A. RIGGS, Sole Agent, Phone 483 or 536 JJ
■ OVERLAND AU 1 O CO. E. MARION RIGGS, Manager -
■ ■
■...... i
u _
First Baptist Church, »
Sunday School. 9:45 a. in, 1‘reacii
Ins? 11 a. m . by Rev. J. 8, Hosers of
' little Rock. The members of the
church are urged to attend the even
in sendees as there wi l be a conter
enee at the close of the service for
purpose of calling a pastor Rev. I u.
Murray will occupy the pulpit at x p.
m. You are most cordially Invited to
attend these services.
Central Methodist Church.
-«*. ! < }
Sunday School 0: :50 a. nt.; League
service 7:00 p, tn. The pa8torf Hevt
Forney ilutchinson will preach at U
a m, and at S p. m. Morning subject :
The Christian Soldier.” The voter
a ns of the Spanish War will be our
fteclal guests. Evening theme: “What
rood decs It do to pray for fhc
sick?” A’l are welcome.
BE^a ~ J
■
*
I
!
f / j* ill
RUTHERFORD
TELLS STORY
(Continued froi i Pago One)
oath. On cross examination said had
boon police thr c years. "Fins there
been nn Investigation against yon tor
killing a man recently?” Objected to
and objection sustained. Knew I*k'ic
Bell for three years and Cora bidden
one year. Arrested Docie Hell twice,
maybe three times. Klie lives on
b't hool street. Heard (!cn. Davis. Will
1 atiRlilin. Capt. Lankford. Ktheridge
and all of them apeak of them. Was on
the scene before 1 o'clock.
Will Oxford was still under cross
examination when court convened tor
the afternoon session. Pistol was
picked up about middle of window sill
by corner of court house. Hen Murray
was neir by when plsti 1 was pic e '
lip. Chick Stone picked up the cart
ridges. Witness went In enclosure with
coroner. Admitted seeing Koto and
Henry llonpt night before the trag
edy. Got as close to Reb Houpt that
night as 40 or 50 feet.
Tom Harry. Police officer, lives ::i,>
Hazel street. Knows Maggie UuMi-’s
character. It is l>ad Docie Hell a so
had, Dora Ridden also had. Would not
believe them on oath. On cross exam
ination said did not know how Jong
die had known them. Had hear., no.
body in their neighborhood talk ot
them. Didn't know who ever urreste t
her.
Jim Richards lives in this city.
Have known John Rutherford for 15
or 20 years. His reputation for peace
and order is good.
Xndy Dillard lives in this city.
Knew him 8 or lit years. Character
for peace and order has always been
good. *
Ed Hardin knows Untherford for '
years. Reputation for peace aad.ortiet
is good,
Hiram McOafferty knows John
Rutherford for 115 or 18 years, Kepu
tat ion and character for peace and
order Is good.
Joe Lankford- lieutenant of police
of this city. Knew Maggie Uoltte
Reputation had. Knew Docie Heii, At
so had. Knew Cora Lklden. Also had
Would not believe them on oath. Han
arrested Docie Bell as mny as sis
times.
Will Turner, police officer atsc
knew (he three negro women «md
• ■ t
testified that reputations were bad
and that witness would not believe
either or the negro women on oath.
Jack Archer judge of police court.
*
Knew Maggis Goldie by reputation
and it is lmd. Also knew the same of
Docio Bel! and Cora Lidden. All had.
Would not believe them on oath, on
er-ss-exami nation had been police
judge two years and fined Maggie
Goldie four or five times. Know site is
inmate of nsslgntion house. Knew it
from officers. Named officers he
heard speak of her. Fined her 11,000
an 1 six months for fighting. Would
liked to have fined her {wire that
sum. Cora Hidden fined twice lor
larceny. Pleaded guilty. Fined |lt)'t
and given jail sentence. "Did she
steal some plates.” Yes. sir.
"fVtd” I.lndsev, printer, ives on
Court street. On night of killing was
In rear of Falstaff saloon. Went out
at twenty five minutes of two tc. get
a sandwich. Fat one and bought an
other and w nt out about ten or fif
teen minutes and saw a two horse
wagon and buggy following it. Went
out by Bridge street and Great North
ern hotel. They came off Ouachita
aveuue. Fliisi miw theni at Princess
theatre. Horses were trotting. Five
< t seven people in wagon and two in
the buggy. On cross examination
said he was on walk and just had
stepped out of door of Howher s inn n
room. Saw nobad ly in saloon be
Did not see any police shout. This was
Close to two o'o'ook. It was Saturday
night. On direct said a couple or hours
later he heard of the hilling. That
morning told J. L, Wad ley and J, D.
O'Hear of what he saw.
Miss Maggie Welschbilltg was used
as a wltnegst to testify as to what
t' ra lallon had. test fied before t lie
coroner where the testimony varied
from what the witness had said tntne
last exam Into ion.
Hardy Hinton, leput.v sheritr. testi
fied dimensions of o<i scaffold en
closure was bout 1 fix25 feet, Scaffold
was partly blown down, and rest was
torn down by order of Judge Farmer.
Had a subpoena for Vernon Hherun.
Did not find him.
Col. Rector rea i deposition of Ver
non Kberltn who testified before cor.
oner in effect. Was in room at Park
ViejF, on Ouachita avenue opposite
court house. Heard three shots Look
ed out saw a light at south of court
house in stockade. Heard taJking
* don’t do that.” two or three times.
Light seemed to swing and dash out,
(OuntiTuet. on Page Eight.)
All trains arrive and depart from
Benton street station, opposite the
postoffice.
Trains Depart.
6:80 a. m. dally, except Sunday
Malvern local.
7:55 a. m. daily. Little Hock local.
1:30 p. m. daily, New York and Chi
oago Oklahoma and Californ a.
7:25 p. ni. daily, Little Week, .Mem
phis Limited, connects at Memphis
for all points.
5:30 p. m. daily, ex.epi Sunday
Malvern local.
Trains Arrive.
10:30 a. m. daily- from Memphis. Lit
: le Rock and Oklahoma.
10:00 a. m., except Sunday. from
Malvern.
3:55 p. m. daily, from New York
and all points east.
7:40 p. in. daily, from Little Rock
Oklahoma and points cast.
8:15 p. m. except Sunday, from
7
Malvern.
N<>. 46, the 1:30 p. tn. train, has
hrough steel sleepers to Chicago and
Ponvor Miirlnp pup In Mpintihia and
lining; car from Little Rock, ail steel
coaches to Memphis. Direct connect
ion at Little RocH to Oklahoma. Cali
fornia and all points west Connect
at Memphis for all points. Qulck
>at (time to Now York city without
fXtra fare.
No. CIO, the 7:25 p. m. train, tea*
h rough sleeper to Memphis; also
makes connection at Little Rock for
1 Oklahoma.
Telephone 1<1.
W. M ANDERSON, C. P. A
. |
IRON MOUNTAIN TIME CARD.
Depart.
No. 2 leaves Hot Springs at 6:20
a. m., runs through to Pine BlufT, niak
ing immediate connection at Benton
with through trains northbound for
Little Rock, Kansas City, Memphis,
St. Louis and eastern connections
xjnthhound for all Texas points.
No. 4 leaves Hot Springs at 10:5(1
a. m. for Benton, making immediate
connection for Little Rock, Pine BIuO
and local points north.
No. 6 leaves Hot Springs at 2:45
p. m. for Benton and all intermediate
local points.
No. 18 leaves Hot Springs at 5:30
>. in., running through to St. I<onis
| ii.d Chicago In connection with the
anions Alton Limited, and makes 1m
mediate connection at Hen tor. with
Lliioiigh service southbound to Texas
and California points.
Arrive
No. 17 arrives at 10:05 a. ru. from
lucaco, St. I.oi.Is, l.ittle Rock am
Texas and California tmlnts.
No. 6 arrives at 2:30 p. m. from
local tmim- north and south of lieu
ton.
No. 1 arrives at fi:35 p. m. from
Pln<» Illuff, Memphis, Little Rock and
local iiolnta north anil south of Ben
ton. I
No. :i arrive* at 10:15 t> m. from
fine Bluff, St. Loots, Little Rock and
Texas.
Trains Nos. 17 and 18 are equipped i
with -the handsomest dining cars la i
the country, carrying observation cars
and elegant red sleepers In connec
tion with the Alton Limited between
Chicago and Hot Springs without
eharue. All trains arrive and depart
from Market end Rim streets station.
ORO. W. HOITSLRY,
General Agent
*
I Unsurpassed Through Service I
ij to r''.’
I CHICAGO I
S AND B
I ST. LOUIS I j
1 VIA THE R
H ":*V '■
I Iron Mountain Route I
R IN CONNECTION WITH THE FAMOUS "ALTON LlMiTCO'' R
B OF THE C. 4L A. ■ ,
HI ^B
■ g§
m Dv. HOT SPRINGS, - . 5.30 p. m. R
R Ar. ST. I.OUJS, - . . 7.16 •. m. jR
fl Ar- CHICAGO.. p. m. R
mb Handsome Ohse.vation Compartment Sleeper, Drawing Room |S
B Sleepers, Electric Lighted, with Individual Berth Lights, an jB^
Unexcelled Dining Car Service (meals a la carte) Bj
■P and Free Reclining Chair Cara. H ^
■ One ot the Finest Trains in the Southwest I
If FAST AND FREQUENT SERVICE TO H
■ POINTS IN THE EAST, SOUTH, WEST 8
H -——. .... —» w
5 ’ :i H
I GEO. W. HOUSLEY, General Agent, H
I • .MiiaL -- 8
^