The Sentinel=record., July 14, 1911, Page 8, Image 8

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Subscriber* falling to S*t their
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COMMON SENSE.
There is no longer question of
doubt but that many Lits*« ficck In
stitutions harbor, nourish and cnemn
deep prejudices against Hot Springs.
Some time ago Hot Springs did
something for herself by making a
comparison before the public as be
tween Hot Springs and Little Hock.
We showed to material advantage in
the comparison, if the comparison
had not favored Hot Springs we would
not have made it.
Little Rock chaffed and became
eore. The effect of the- comparison
must have been more wide spread
than even we had anticipated, else
It would have been lighter passed.
A few years ago Hot Springs was
the convention city of the state be
cause it was und is yet the only city
In the state really adapted to con
ventions. Hot Springs is better,
adapted to conventions in about
eight months In the year than any
other city in the South.
Little Rock went after conventions
vnen won money. ine people uiuo
took Hie p;ay away trom us with
tempting purses tor entertainment,
and boasted of the victory. They
offered “side trips to Hot Springs"
which seemed to he sufficient in
making us a side issue.
Hot Springs never harbored pre
judices. Some attention was calle
to the situation, but Little Lock was
putting up the money and getting re
sults, and there seemed nothing to
toe done but. remain the "side show”
to the toig tent.
We in Hot Springs always knew
that Hot Springs was the best prepar
ed for the entertainment of big
crowds than any town In the coun
try, but we bided our time, and it
came.
Now, if Little Hock insists in en
forcing its prejudices to the detri
ment of Hot Springs, we gently call
attention to the fact again that Hot
Springs patronage conies fro all ov
er the world, and that we are
the most independent city in the
world. Hot Springs will be able to
take care of herself in a business
way, and incidentally may learn a
lesson or reciprocity which will
-bring us closer to our frifends and
to make us know our enemies.
Yes, there is no rival for Hot
Springs except herself.
But the split vote may remain
split.
After one prize contest comes an
other.
He who spurts and runs away, may
live to spurt the Marathon way.
(Next Tuesday is Good Roads day
in Buckviiie, so don't forget the date.
And, also, there will he a little
clause on the ticket like this: (Vote
for One).
Balkan war clouds have ceased to
alarm or he in any sense threaten
ing.
Make it an even dozen in the con
stables race so it may he referred to
a3 the dozen raw.
As we Journey through life, it is
sometimes very hard work to keep
cool by the wav.
ONE. andthendnd
There is health and happiness and
opportunity for wealth in Hot Springs
—and what more could be asked?
The Little Rock water supply and
♦he Little Rock sewer system were ,
too closely allied, according to that i
report. 1
That Massachusetts Judge who has
decided that "Man is boss of the
house’’ must have troubles Of his
own.
I
Of course, too, the city needed the
money. Just as It will continue to
seed the money until revenue is
increased through some method.
I
(Garland county is dolngr* more now
for the betterment of her roads than
has been accomplished in year?, and J
the refults will bs Btartli
That aviation may become a col
lege study Is not without the range
of college poss Idlilies; especially as
the word is given to speedy thoughts
and acts.
But from the small cities of the
state there is echoed a sentiment
favorable to the Arkansas State Fair,
and the October exposition will »•
a hummer.
A Hot Springs man writes from
a point West: "if Hot Springs peo
ple would tell haT as many truths
about Hot Springs as others tell
falsehoods to boost their sections, it
would be the garden spot of tho whole
world.’’
It is significant that one of tho
most persistent defenders of the
highway commission is a man who
tried hiB hand at road building and
was removed for Inefficiency.
“Corn leads In Chicago,” says a
dispatch. Rye is still ahead in Dal*
tlmore, with mint a close second,
says the Sun of the latter city. Here
it is famous malt-brews that have the
call.
There are many heat stories going
the rounds, but we join with those
who draw the line on the one where
a most beautiful and talented young
woman had her eyebrows burned off
by the rays or a noonday sun.
If Uncle Sam succeeds in divorcing
the great rail coal-carriers of the
country from their baby mines ho
will have performed a miracle.
WOMEN JURORS
PROBLEM
WHAT SHALL BE DONE WITH
THEM IN FELONY CASES WHERE
MEN ALSO SERVE.
Law Requires All Jurors Shall Be
Kept Together in Apartment
Throughout All Felony Trials.
tfpokane, Wash.. July U.-What to
rto with women who will be called to
serve as jurors with men when the
Spokane county superior court con
venes next September, is one of the
vexing problems confronting the five
mem Iters of the bench, headed by
Judge Henry L. Kennan.
The various clubs in Spokane have
given out statements that their mem
bers are ready and willing to do jury
duty. The judges hope a modern
Solomon or Portia will come forward
to unravel the tangles presented by
these possible situations:
If 12 women are selected to try a
case and six disagree from the other
six.
If four women decided they are
right in a civil action uud six men
jurors hold opposite views.
If a mixed jury of men and women
is kept together in a felony case un
til ail are agreed upon a verdict.
If six women ami six men are lock
ed in a room to determine the guilt
or innocence of a iierson charged with
a capital crime?
Kelatlng to service of jurors In the
superior court the law adopted by
the Legislature of 1P11, says:
“Any woman desiring to be excus
ed from jury service may claim ex
emption by signing a written or
printed notice thereof and return ng
same to the sheriff before the date
of appearance, and if exemption is
planned by reason of sex, no fee shall
be allowed for her appearance.”
The law provides that the Jury
sworn to try the issue in felony cas
es shull be kept together and in cus
tody of the officers of the court ei.
eept during the aetttal progress of the
trial, thug putting it squarely up to
the Judges to solve the problem Bl
owing the question to solve itself, il
the women who desire to serve as Jur
ors can not settle it themselves.
Phone $(?<>. A1 Williams and Son,
successors tip Tom Dougherty, 651
Vlalvern avenue, for good things to
-at in the grocery and meat market
ine. We keep the best, and give
he most for the money of any gro
cery in the city. Our stock is fresh,
lean and select, delivery quick and
irompt. Just try us with an order.
7-14 if.
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Mrs. Mae Elmo
A Trance Medium
rells all, Past, Present and
Future.
Private Readings Daily
SEANCES EVERY
VtdMSiay 3 p.a. IN Friday it 7:45 p.R.
Engage Your Seat* by Photic
Residence 1906 Central Av.
PH0V5 851
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Tho Sentinel-Record is authorized
to announce Albert Howard as a
can iJdate for constable of Hot
Springs township, at thee special
electton to be held July 19.
The SenlinebRecnrd is authorized
to announce W. W. Dunn as a candi
date for Constable of Hot Springs
township, at the special election to
be held July 19.
Tho Sentinel Record Is hereby
authorized to announce the name of
P. Bailey, Sr., as a candidate for
the office of Constable of Hot
Springs township at the ensuing
special election. .
The Sentinel-Record is authorized
to announce Andy Dillard as a candi
date for Constable of Hot Springs
township, subjejet to the special elec
tion of July 19.
For Constable.
The Sentinel-Record is authorized
to announce A. B. Carpenter as a
candidate for constable of Hot
Springs township In the election of
July 19th.
Miss Bertha Fil'itl has returned
home after visiting friends and rdu
lives at Hope and Prescott.
RHEUMATISM RELIEVED IN SIX
HOUR8.
Dr. Detchen's Relief for Rheumatism
usually relieves severest oases In a few
hours. Its action upon the system If
lemarkable and effective. It removes at
once the cause and the disease quickly
disappears. First do'fe greatly benefits
76c and 11.00. Sold by ffilsele and Hum
Drug Co.
Morris House
315 LAUREL ST.
Room and Board $4.00 and $5.00Pecr
Week. '
JOHN MORRIS, Propretor.
ARLINGTON HACK STAND OP
’OSITE ARLINGTON HOTEL, CAR
RIAGE CALLS ANSWERED
PROMPTLY DAY OR NIGHT. PHONE
.916. LEE MAYBERRY, PROPRIE
TOR.
iWE DON’T KNOW
just the article that you want, hut if
m up-to-date drug store ought to
carry it—
WE HAVE IT.
Hot Springs Pharmacy
W. B. ALLEN, Prop.
Hog Central Ave. Phone HO
CAPITAL HOTEL
Mrs. J. L. Higginbotham, Prop.
RATES—$5.00 and up per Week
Home Cooking Our Specialty.
Central location on car line. Three
blocks from depots and near Hath
Houses, postoffice, etc.
1102 Central Ave. Phone 1325
Take Coopers Rns at depots.
WILLIAMS FURNISHED FLATS
473 1-7 Ouachita Avenue
RATES $2,00 TO $5.00 PER WEEK
Hath hmuir in same block. Street chi* P»m» the
door Phone 971
FRANK B. SEYL,.
Dlv. No. 10 B, of I.. E.
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•The Majestic Hotel and Bath House ;
I H. A. JONES. Manager
; THIS MOST MODEBN HCOTXDJXi XiSJ BOX SPH.XETG3 ;
: 200 Room, with Hot .ad , A Comple,el)r •
" Cold running water, and ..BATH HOUSE...
■ Telephone. Fifty Rooms -■ - ■.——-„ v
a with Private Baths and 1° the Hotel
• Toilets. _ . , ,
S_ Operated under auth' *
• Rates, $2.50 To °nty ofU- S. Govern. ;
• TES DM MDIMD Nil ment, with hot mineral j
J =*~=== water direct from the ?
J Special Rates by the Hot Springs Reserva-!
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Centrally Located. Within Half Block *f
Three Bath House*.
Directly Opposite Majestic Hotel.
THE LEE
W. W. LEE, Proprietor.
Phone 1351
MuCivift—All Modern Improvement*.
Board optional—Hates Reasonable
204 PARK AVENUE.
COZY INN
131 Chapel 8t.—A No,, 'trick
One-half block from Fullness oanter.
Two Blocks to Bath Houses
High Location, Quiet, Home like.
Table a* Good as the Rest. THY lTS.
Take Bum to Hotel—Fare Refunded.
RATES—Room and Board *10 per week
and up.
Beware of Drummers at Depot.
R. A. WILLIAMS, Prop.
Reiter Known a* 'Teg,” formerly of At
lanta and Memphis, as Railway Agent.
Furnished Cottages, Light House
keeping .
The Albion Hotel
ALL
OUTSIDE
ROOMS
ROOMS
WITH OR
WITHOUT
BOARD
127
Grove St.
Phone 1107
RATES *5 00 TO *7.00 PER WEEK.
Half block of Park Bath house.
E. W. BUCHANAN, Owner and Prop.
Have Coooer's Aoent check vour baaoaoe
Flftytwo nicely furnished outside rooms,
located within one block of bath house.
Two blocks from depot, bank and post
office.
HOTEL ENOX
MRS. A. J. LAMBERT, Proprltress
Modern In every respect
Trbrihnasl 14 J.
Ctll Bells, Electric Lights, Etc.
RATES *7.00 FKlt .WEEK AND .UP..
.........Special rates by Month.
3,IB...338 Market St.. Hot Springs, Ark.
Have Cooper's Agent check your baggage
The Knickerbocker
MR*. E. W. LAUHER, Prop.
batisfied
Chat 1« tb« way you feel at honrt*
rhe aama feeling prevail* among the
meat* at the
KNICKERBOCKER HOTEL
tot and cold running water In
nnm. Rath roams on eanh floor. Mr*li
atranlaad by Hot Hpilng* moat aiiclu
Ive people. Iterated 4 block* from d*
ot, 8 block* from U. B. Bath Heune*
.baalutaly Modem. Fir# Proof
Steam Heat
nrleta Pin: lists* t10 Pir WmIi mil
28 Prospect kn. Pbon
Rooms and Board One Dollar Per Day
THE PRESTON
D. O. DAVIS A CO., • • Proprietor*
1015 CENTRAL AVE..
The Best $1.00 a day Hotel
in the City
All Outside Rooms. Hot and Cold Water
arid Baths. Up-to-Dace and Modern.
Steam Heat. Electric Lights and Bells.
Centrally Located. One Block to Bath
Houses and Business Center. Come anti
One Day and Sec for Youraelf.
Take Coopers’ Bus aud far* refun-ded at bote!.
THE SAVOY ROOMS !
*** D.*n»ra| Ave. Hot Spring*, Ark. Eiuxie or Suites
I Bath* and Hot Water Room* Cool, Clean and Up-to-Date v>
RATES—$2.00 Week .
about tho Savoy. m rains.. Joe Pace, Prop.
zlJS: ,.a JSsasszzssLtsr. .fif*
INEW TOWNSEND HOTEL;
♦ 114*120 CHAPEL ST. I
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♦ ONtniir loes*«4- Twu block* from - j
^ Bath Houee Row, Bank* and Depot*. V
66 ROOMS BiegantLv furnlahed, easts 0
W wiih hot and eoid running water and
a lavatory. ft!
DINING ROOM aervlca la nnanrpaaa, ♦
9 ad. Experienced White Waltraaaea » I
▲ who are prompt and attentive and "
kuow the bualneaa. 0
* SAMPLE ROOMS—Large and eonvea- *
^ lent for commercial men. We invite ™ j
them to be aur guest b'-rauxe we know 0
ft tony will like our sample room*. J,
♦ iRATES J
0> AMERICAN an# EUROPEAN *
$2.50 per day. $1.00 per dey. §
ft $10.00 to $16.00 Room* $4.00
ft ovr weak. and up per week w
0 J. A. TOWNSEND, Proprietor ♦
^ Check Baggage With Cooper's Transfer Agent on train and take Bus for The New Townsend Hate). 0
ft ® $ e * « « $ & & $ $ ® e $ $ ct $ $ * ft ft $ * « « ® * ft * ft # *
ft WE MAINTAIN A GOOD HOTEL AT MOUNTAIN VALLEY SPRINGS. *
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5 Hotel and Spring City Office j
® 12 M3es North 252 Central •
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* of Hoi Springs. Avenue *
: THAT’S WHAT MOUNTAIN VALLEY WATER GOT •
ft At the Arkansas State Fair 1910. §
• IT’S THE BLUE RIBBON WATER J
ft For Brights Disease, Diabetes and Kidney Diseases. 0'
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I'horoughly modern, steam heat, el
■ctric light, hot. and cold running usi
er in every room, lie 1 cervicr.
'eutrall.v located, within one block of
»atb house, postofficu, hanks and de- ,
mts
The New Orleans Hotel
Curopean Plan-Rates ill to $0 per
week.
MRS. NORA RICHARDSON.
Propritress.
•hone 1299. 221 1-2 Malvern Ave
Clean Cottages
FOR RENT. *
(Furnished.)
MM Reserve Avenue.
Two Blocks From Central Avonua.
In Heart of City, But yut*t
Princess Hotel
EUROPEAN AND AMERICAN
004-1006 Central Ave. Phone 434.
’en*ral avenue, one block south of
Princess theater. European rates,
Ing’e rooms $2.00 per week nnj up
nierican room and board $5.00 per
eek and up.
JOHN T. O’BRIEN, i
, 1,1 ,,, , Md Proprietor, i(
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l TWO G O or) HOTELS \
" r ' IS
: The Jefferson
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• The Jefferson is one of the best
m family hotels in Hot Springs,
I AT ORE DOLLAR A DAY
B Vith our own garden and fresh
• eggs from our own poultry
■ farm and our own milk from
• our ow > dairy form.
• Half Block From Baths
; A. H. WILLIAMS, Prop.
• 709 Malvern Avenue.
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The Sumpter!
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The Sumpter is one of tbcj
bcs't ^ >
ONE DOLLAR A DAT j
Hotels in Hot Springs*
Half block from Batb|
HoubC Row. Good rooffl*f
and table the best froM
Williams truck farm and!
poultry dairy. You gdj
the best and get it ft*"*
goods. ®
Try Us For One Day at
0. W. WATSON, jj
Praprlalori. _|
rn ™vn cooper a i ram Ager.s check baggage and taka bus to eitner
_ fare refunded.
Croat reduction on &U Iqce curtains f
m<! portierg at Grand Rapids FurnL
ure Company.
Th« m* «f
rou ma made bauj
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