The Sentinel=record., October 22, 1911, Page 6, Image 6

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THE. GRAND JURY THROWS OUT
CHARGES AGAINST BOB ELLIS
AND HERBERT SMITH.
Latter Two Had Been Bound Over
After the Killing of Young Shock
ley, a Horse Trader.
The grand #ury returned twelve
true biils of indictment yesterday, at
iituai all of which are in misdemean
or cases, and none of which ha\e as
vet been served.
Hobart Kllis. ^police Clerl-J, and
/Herbert Smith, brother of the young
Smith girl who last summer charged
an assault on her person *n south
Hot Spring, were not Indicted. The
' grant jury investigated the charges
,1 wnHifitwnl nn ltilla nirunat
Kills and Smith were part of a
general posse of both city and coun
ty officials who were scouting the
» musty for a man who would answer
the description of the assailant the
girl gave to the police, when they
njic.i titm red a young horse tjrader
by the name of Shockley, who was
w,toped with his family an,<t his
i»i!t::r south of the city.
the. young man was wanted on a
hyntvtiging charge in Ukiahouut. and
when he heard the officers were at
t(. v him. without waiting to asoer
t tin w iia! the charge was, the young
rijfcn jumped on his horse and ran
r. v ay,
1' v was being pursued by Detective
; rechHn and Captain Lankford of
the police department when he en.
itottniered a lutggy in which Smith
a«d Kllis w-ere seated, and after lie
attempted to get away on a short
n ui. they opened fire on him.
C .ockley was fatally wounded, and
tUt d it short while later at St. Jos
eph's. He never made u statement
of the Bffair. but it was generally
sSm-tied after a further investigation
that he was not the man the police
wei? after, and If he had not at
te.i pled to get away would not liave
oven been arrested, as he could have
given the )>ollce a complete alibi.
The coroner’s jury Investigated the
c!i‘pr tjg and ordered Kllis and Smith
hv J to further Investigation by the
guild jury. After the inquest the
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widow and orphans of the dead man
accompanied the body to Miller
county. The lather remained about
the city for several weeks and finally
disappeared.
HAD NASTY FALL.
Miss Gertrude Rutter, of Carters
vill, Oklahoma, had a nasty fall yes
ter day afternoon on Central avennt
when a horse she was riding slippei.
on the wet pavement and she was
hurled to the ground. A cut about
two inches long in her head was ttie
most serious injury, but she was
bruised about the tardy elsewhere.
She was removed to her room ai
the Fulton house, and last night was
resting easy.
NEGRO CUTTING SCRACE,
Two negroes who gave the names
of Evans Leake and John lx>ve, en- I
gaged in a cutting scrape on Mai.
vern avenue late yesterday after
noon which came near resulting fa
tally to both. Both were seriously
cm about the face and head and the
upper portions of the body. Officer
Davis made the arrest.
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Doctors. Established trade, clean,
well paid work for hard worker, K
O. Hox 121, Philadelohia.
ROYAL ARCH MASONS.
A stated convocation of Ho
jSprings Chapter No. 41 It, A. M.,
| will be tieKl Monday evening at
j 7:30. All members «re re<r|ested
jto be present and visiting corn pan.
.ions fraternally invited.
GEO. T. SCHMEI.ZKI* H, P.
ALLEN HOTCHKISS, Sec.
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NOTICE TO PLUMBERS.
In conformity to the state and city
laws all plumbers are hereby noti
fied to apply iu writing to the un
dersigned board of examiners for ex.
amtii.:'Ion. All plumbers wishing to
work ill the tra e will he
to certificates of examination
within th'rtv days from this date.
USE MARTIN.
Plumbing Inspector.
\VM. BORMAN.
M. J. Mt’RPHY.
C. \. WILSON.
JOHN 8CHIPR1CH.
Examining Board.
Hot Springs, Ark., Ictober 2c, 1911.
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ADVERTISING
CONFERENCE
WILL BE HELD MONDAY IN ST.
LOUIS BETWEEN LEAGUE AND
THE TWO RAILROADS.
rhere Will bo an Effort to Create
an Advertising Fund of $45,000—
—Some of the Benefits of
Advertising.
There will be a conference in St.
^ouis Monday between President C.
<f. Rix and, Secretary George R.
lelding of the Business Men’s
ajague, and Messrs. H. A. Jones of
he Majestic hotel. J, rt. Hayes 01
lie Park Hotel. Lyman T. Hay, of
he Arlington and Eastman hotels;
’oloiiel Stockton of the Majettc ho
el, Colonel S. W, Fordyve, of the
uibllc service corporations, John
lebastiau and George H. Lee of the
lock Island, and C. L. Stone, B. F. |
lush and J. W. Bootli of the Iron
Jnuntain railroad, for the purpose of
reating au advertising fund for Hot
Springs for the coming year.
Tlie proposal is to pledge $20,000
n behalf of Hot Springs and. have
he railroads jointly pledge $25,000.
The subscription locally is lai’ter
ban ever before attempted here- but
lie benefits have boon so large and
so certain that the people no long
?r regard the money in tlie light ot
yrJinary »u'uBOiiptlons, but as an in
vestment certain to bring profit.
Something of the benefit of this av
vertlsing is taken from a splendid
authority in “Judicious Advertising,’
which was prepared by Mr. J. \V.
Booth of the advertising department
of the Iron Mountain railroad. The
article says:
Space was ordered in an expanded
list of newspapers, new territory be
ing invaded.
The campaign continued for the
months of January, February and
March, 1911, and included two inser
tions of advertisements each w?eek,
averaging about three hundred lines
each insertion. The first advertise
ments appeared the middle of Janu
ary.
“Again Hot Springs and the rail
roads were staggered by the wonder
ful results that followed immediate
ly. Hot Springs, patronage rose to
175,000 persons In 1011 splendid ev
idence of the cumulative effect of
the advertising.
“The total advertising cost of se
curing tlie increased patronage had
been less than 75c for each visitor
and every guest paid the railroads
and the Hot Springs business men
from $100 to $1,000 each.
"The city has entertained during
the past two years more than 200.000
guests, whkh is a greater number
than had ever visited Hot Springs
during any previous three years.
“It is my confident belief and also
that of the business men in whose
charge lias been placed the publi
city proposing that 200,000 or more
visitors will go to Hot Springs dur
ing the 1911-12 season.
“The advertising campaign has be
come a fixture in the city’s business
getting calendar. It lias paid a
monumental profit.
“Which echoes the dependability of
the newspaper for the sale of goods
which depend upon organized con
cent ration.
“On one occasion when I w as with
Secretary Helding last April we met
several aent u>m»m who had subscrib
ed to the advertising fund. One In
particular said, ‘I subscribed $50 last
year, put me down for $100.00 this
year.’ Tills was the general seuti.
meftt everywhere among tlie city's
business interests.
Street Commissioner Tlios. Golden
under the direction of the mayor and
street committee, is putting Hobson
avenue to gra e from Central ave
t ut to the Jones school building, and
‘s grading the sidewalks from Cen
t's! avenue to Sixth street in South
Hot Springs. This work hus been
badly needed for years and will per
mit school children residing east ol
the Jones school having good concrete
sidewalks, to. *»> nothing of rest 'eats
who have ploughed their way through
muddy streets to reach their homes.
'Commissioner Golden lias also placed
Cast street in rine condition.
Mr. John It. Rlaekwell. one of the
leading bankers of Less Summit. Mo.
s here for a visit and is enjoying
Gotli the hot water baths and the De
Soto water. He is a daily visitor
at the De Soto Spring of which he is
in enthusiastic admirer. Mr. Etiacs.
well Is expecting some triends Trom
Lees Summit to join hhn here,
Rev. VV. J. Darby, or Evansville,
Indiana, will speak at the Orange
Street Presbyterian church today, at
11 o’clock. The public is Invited
to heal him /
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..$8.00 to $5.00
Set of teeth.$5.00 up
Fillings of all kinds ..50c up
Painless extraction.50c
We administer gas and soumoform.
We regulate crooked teetik.
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RINALDOSI™!
| JEWELRY, novelties and souvenirs j I
Wt solicit inspection of oar stock which Is the best and most comole le
in the city, at the lowest possible prices. $
312 CENTRAL AVENUE |
Opposlta Arlington Hots! Bst>« Houss. :s*r*tof» pnn*.«. * |
Wedding Presents
BOUGHT AT
SLAKES
Always make acceptable gifts. Solid Silver Ware, Cut
Glass, Bric-a-brac. We make specialty of engraved wed
ding invitations, announcements and calling cards.
BLAKE JEWELRY COMPANY
NOTICE !
All Kinds of Furniture Made to Order
UPHOLSTERING, SCREEN WORK AND ALL KINDS OF CABINET WORK
Mapes & Traver
Show Cases, Wall Cases, Rehoishiog and Repaiiing Done.
NEW AND SECOND HAND FURNITURE BOUGHT AND SOLD
Called for and Delivered
Phone 1792, 1 ring Factory and Store, 1017
Res. Phone, 1792, 2 rings and 1019 Malvern Ave.
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THE DeSOTO SPRING:
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|CANDY|
POR SALE AT
Lemly’s Drug Store
ESTABLISHED 1871
m CENTRAL AVENUE, TELEPHONE >01
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OVERCOAT times are coming
and FRANKEL FIFTEEN,
America’s greatest $15.00 Over
coat, has arrived at this city's
FRANKEL FIFTEEN agency
in endless variety of model and =
fabric. Ail the season’s newest j |
shades and finishes, from the
staple black and Oxford kerseys
and Meltons to Irish friezes, :j:
tweeds, Shetlands and the new
fancy blacks.
Call any lock if nothing else— |
we are here to welcome you as
visitor or purchaser.
The variety is large—
The price is small
FRANKEL FIFTEEN is all
wool, always—and
$15.00, I
TAILORING AND READY-TO-DON
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CHAMP IS DONE.
Will Make No More Lecture Tours
After This One.
Columbus, Miss., Oct.. 21.—Champ
Clark, speaker of the house, has
enough of lecture tours. Mr, Clara
was lu Columbus for several hours
today, between 1 rains, curoute to
StarkviUe. where he spoke tonight
and incidentally announce;! that when
Ids present contract expires he ex
pects to quit Hie plutifoi/n. Quick
jumps from town to town entailing
tatlgue and more severe hardships 1
than lie is prepared to withstand, he
explained.
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Aphie James (co-'tar with the late Louts James/ who comes with 1
a bin star cast, including James Young, Andrew Robson, Melbourne Mac- 1
Dowell, in “Judy O'Hara”, Auditorium, Tuesday. October 10. I
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