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The Springdale news., 1906-03-16
She'iH.

The News is requested to announce k 1t Philips as d candidate for re-elec- tlon t0 the office If sheriff of Wash ington County, subject to the action 0f the Democratic primary election.
 The News is authorized to announce J. Pete Flanagan, of Prairie Township. as candidate for Sheriff, subject to the Democratic primary election.
The Springdale news., 1906-03-16
Constable of Elm Springs Township

Me are authorized to announce John Burnett as cancldare for constable of Elm Springs Township. subject to the action of the Democratic party.
 The News is authorized to announce ]. D. Anglin as d candidate for Con- stable of Elm Springs Township, sdb- ject to the Democratic primary elec- Uion.
The Springdale news., 1906-03-16
Road oyerse CT

The News is requested to announce :. r. Wilson as candidate for re 6. ec- tion to the office of road oVer-seer of Sprsngdale Township subject to the actio,. of the Democratic primary election
 The News is authorized to announce Ben F. Lindley as candidate for Road Overseer of Springdale Town. ship. subject to the Democratic pri- mary election.
The Springdale news., 1906-03-16
q s s Q s s or.

The News is authorize toannounce Felix Hayes of Prairie Township. as a candidate for assessor, subject t0 the Democratic primary election.
 The N ews is authorized to announce E. E. Stockburger. of West Fork Township. as candidate fer Asses sor, subject to the Democratic pri- mary election.
The Springdale news., 1906-03-16
Proposed Amendment to the Constitution of the State
 of Arkansas.

Notice is hereby given that the fol- lowing joint resolution. proposing an amendment to the State Constitution was passed by the General Assembly at it's regular session of 1905, and that the same will be submitted to the electors of the State at the next gen. eral election, to be held Monday, sep- tember g. l906 for adoption or reiec- iaY viz
The Springdale news., 1906-03-16
County Judge.

The News is authorized toanuounee N. F. Williams as candidate for re- election t0 the office af County Judge. subject to the Democratic primary election.
 The News is authorized toannounce Frank Hiii, of Prairie Township as d candidate for County Judge, sub ect to the Democratic primary electicn
The Springdale news., 1906-03-16

pie trees and other fruit trees and So leave mother tree to take care of herself.
 We are in great need of some work on the public roads of this vicinity.
 X. Y. Z. of Spring Creek was heard from agaln last week. We like to hear from him every week.
 GREENEY.
The Springdale news., 1906-03-16
Road oyerseer Goshen Township

The News is authorized to announce E. W. Sbipley as candidate for Road Overseer of Goshen Township sub- jeet to the Democratic primary.
The Springdale news., 1906-03-16
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Congre ss.

The News is authorized toannOunce Hon. J. C. Floyd, of Marion County, as candidate for reelection tO Cong ress from the Third District, subject to the action of the Democratic party.
The Springdale news., 1906-03-16

There Is man over at Gentry who tells the Journal that he has plenty of live Elberta peach buds. \ num- Der around Springdale also claim that the peaches have not all been killed
 The SprIngdale Berry Growers As sociation will meet at the A uditorium ou Saturday, March v, 1906 at : D m. Al members are urged Jo be present as very important business will be transacted.
 JAS k. HoLCoMB, Secretary.
 A late report from Van Ruren is to the effect that unless the buds are in- iured later on there will be 8 per cent Of full efap of E'oerta peaches. Van Bnren k now figuring on ship Dtng 800 car loads IL is asserted that big straw berry crop there k assured
 Quite freeze Wednesday night, ac- conpanied by little snow It. is thnught na damage was done ta the fruit crop, as the app es are not far enough along ta ne injured On the contrary, the freeze wlll keep the buds back and probably prevent them be- Ing injured later on.
 There wlll be d meeting Of the Fruit Growers | aan at '>q 'lre Graves of ice at 2:30 D. m. next Saturday, March +. Ali mstnners are urged to he present. X there ~til he business of peclal importance To come pefure the meeting.
 N \. LAYPn0L, Secty,
The Springdale news., 1906-03-16
County Ire a surer.

The News is authorized toaunounee R. F. Bell as d candidate for re-eiec- ton to the office of County Treasurer. subject to the Democratic primary election.
The Springdale news., 1906-03-16
County Clerk.

The News is authorized toannounce Den + Greer as candidate for re- election to the office If County Clerk subject to the Democratic primary election
The Springdale news., 1906-03-16
Prosecuting Attorney

We are authorized to announce D. E. Horsley of Bentonyille as a candi- date for Prosecuting Attorney subject u the action Of tbe Democratic party.
The Springdale news., 1906-03-16
 Circuit Clerk

The News is authorized to announce Geo. ]. Rodgers as q candidate for re- election to the office Of Circuit Clerk, subject uo the Democratic primary election
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-07

In consideration OF the typical features
OF the Swiss Government in Fverybody's g
Magazine. Charles Edward Russell says.
THE next reason why the Swiss fare
well Is that their public school system is
probably the best In the world, and with
them public school education is practi-
cally compulsory. You can send YOUR
child to private school lin some can
tnns) II you Insist upon so doing but the
face OF the Government and the force
Of public opinion are stcrply against the
practice. In the canton OF Solothurn pri-
Nate schools are absolutely forbidden In
other cantons a private school pupil must
secure a formal permit from the local
authorities. and In some cantons no rnuat
pay charge to the public funds The
ldea is that the public schools are good
CROUCH for all, thnt rich and poor are IN
meet there on even terms. that the pubIlc
school Is the nursery OF democracy and
patriotism; above all. that democracy 10
the llfe-blood and strength and very souj
of the republic, and the republic ia Swit1-
GRAND and without the republic Svjtzer
lebd In nothing. Private schools for Suyies
children are few In number and such as
exist arc under the strict supcrvjsion oS
The state. Education Is a serious mettcr
,G Switzerland; there ls no escapes fron,
~ A parent must send his children TO
;cEool or go himself to jan They kent
Scyenth-Day Adventist in Jail for two
Years because he refused TO let his child
attend school on Saturdays AS Jt tban
seened likely he would spend the resi- nf
Ms hfe IN cell, he surrendered"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-07
Held for Consultation.
A Telephone Improvement,

II 10 we'll known that while vowel sounds
are usually quite clear aud distinct on the
nents. especially siblants, leave much 10 he
desired. says the London Tribune Investien-
tions into this matter have been conducted
by Edmund Nlersch. and he has published
account OF his experiments ond what ba
declares 10 he the remedy. IN recent number
OF the Annalen der Physik. He nrrves az tho
conclusion that consonnntB, and especially
sibilante, have an extremely high vibration
The membranes usun7iy employed on telephones
have a much lower tone and less rapid vbrp-
tory value. 40 that they do not properly record
and will not intensity sounds which arc CON
sidcrobly above their own tone. Wlersch has
constructed and patented membranes having a
tone much nearer that OF sibilants with the
result that tho vowel sounds are feducod and
the consonants considerably emphasized Tho
experiments arc pnld to mark great advance
In telephone construction.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-07
ELECTION LAW Of
ILLINOIS INVALID
Measure Is Declared to Be Un-
constitutional by Supreme
Court.

SPRINGFIELD. III. April 6.-IllInois
new primary election law was declared
unconstitutional by tho Supreme court OF
Illinois
Immediately on hearing Of the decision
OF the Supreme court Gov. Dencen tctc-
eraphcd TO Bicut-Gop. Lawrence y,
sherman. at Hot Springs, Ark, and to
Speaker Shurtleft. at Marengo. Ill. in
forming them OF tho decision of the
court, and last night the Governor issued
the call for n special session Of the Legis-
lature to be held in Springfield at 10
o'clock Tueeday morning. April 10, TO en-
act new primary law.
Issues New Call.
Chairman Roy o. West OF the Rcpun-
lican State Central committee today Is
sued n cuIl for the state committee to
meet in Springfield next Saturday TO re-
scind the call for the Republican state
field The decision of the Supreme court
the following provisions OF the primary
law are unconstitutional
AS to Filing Fees.
THAT candidates for party nomination
must pay Ming fee In order that their
nance may appear on primary ballots.
That political parties polling 10 per
cent OF tho total vote for President IN
the state arc entitled to primary In
tanning a population OF l25,0o0 or over.
70 per cent of the total vote Is required.
Discrimination Here.
THAT II provides for a primary vote
on candidates for Governor, but makes
no provision for other State officers.
That II provides that In Senatorial
districts containing two counties not
more than two legislative candidates
shall be selected from any one county,
and that In districts comprising three or
more counties not more than one legis-
lative candidate shall be nominated from
any one county"
Did Not Lose Right.
The Supreme court also holds ehnt
voters OF the Socialist party which chal-
lenged the constltutionality of the law
and which had been dcbaTred from hold
Ing q primary election under ite provis-
ions had lost none of their rights be-
cause the time for holding primary
had passed and fixed upon saturday.
April u as the date upon which the
party may hold a primary election
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-07
ECONOMY Of SPACE
IN MODERN HOUSE
How the Capacity OF an Ordi-
nary House Can Be
Doubled.
COMPLETE RESIDENCE
CONDENSED IN ONE ROOM
Liying-Room, Dining-Room, a
Bedroom and Kitchen Ap-
pear as by Magic.

There Ia absolutely no limit to the ex-
While 1t is an acknowledged fact that no
two bodies can occupy the Same space
at ono time, some improvements in the
economy OF space In the way OF house
building and house furnishing seem to
contradict to q large extent this fact.
Doubles Capacity of House.
There are on exhibition at s6 West Sec
ond South street come patented devices
of the Marshall & Stearns company OF
Los Angeles in the way % making a
house double It's original capacity that
seems almost contradictory. a complete
residence Is condensed In the rear corner
OF the room.
Combination of Many.
II is patterned neither after a nat. a
Pullman car OF q steamboat style OF
architecture, yet II has the merits OF
them done TO finish. IT Is almost equal
In elastic qualities to the act of putting
n lo0o-acrc ranch In the back yard
How It Works.
You enter a room and as your conduc-
tor seemingly Attempts to go through n
door TO another apartment, by turning a
door knob to get the desired results, a
part of the door opens transverseiy and
a writing desk Is open before you with
a bookcase above the desk and series
OF commodlouS SnelNeS underneath
Disappear as if by Magic.
Tho bookcase is then closed and by
opening the door by another method tho
bookcase, the writing desk and the
shelves have disappeared ns II by magic
and you can then pass on as through al
ordinary door
Kitchen Equipment Appears,
Another door is opened that swings on
hinges at the middle vertically, and In
comes gas stove kitchen cubbard and
equipment, and you are ready to have
the meal cooked In the parlor room IN
which your Investigations began.
Converted Into Dining Room.
When the meal is cooked the kitchen
vanlshes the same way II came, and by
a short process IL Is converted into q
dIning-room Another door is brought
into play-in fact, the structure Is walled
In by syetem OF doors. BY wheeling
against it a small sewing table, which
grips onto projections on the door.
gracefully onto the stand and makes OF
It dining table large enough for eight
people.
Now for the Bedroom.
When things are put into place again
and the parlor Is restored and bed time
approaches still wider partition door
that resembles a CRATE comes down as q
folding bed with what was formerly
brackets acting as supports for the bed.
Wonderfully Condensed.
1t is claimed that a two-room house
can be made to do the service OF a four
room house and that the same ratio OF
expansion can be kept up indefinitely
and after witnessing the changes II
seems that the statement is more than
true.
Several new apartment houses in this
city Will adopt this new feature.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-07
SALT LAKE BUS|NE&'
MEN TO INVADE Nj
Excursion Being Arrangl
the NJ. and NJ. ASSOCIATE
for April rs. i

The Manufacturers and Merchantf
tion is planning an excursion TO Man
2sth OF this month. and IL the pla,
committee in charge nre fulfilled h
pass oil the previous excursions Of b.
ton. and that 10 saying a good dsa
Big Things Planned,
The business men OF Manti havs
very cordial Invitation to the q
and according 10 all reports the %
In the Sanpete country are planning
for the entertainment Of the Get AZ
eScursionists-
State and City Officials Inv
An invitation bas been extended "a
eTnor. the Mayor. the County Com
and all State and city officers 10 II
excursion, and many Of them havu
their intention Of doing 80.
Music In Plenty.
Held's Military band and the d.
Glee club will accompany the excuf
It is not possible thnt there will be q
ment on the entire trip. A round
OF $50 has been secured and also
ratio from all points between Salt !
Manti
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-07

The gaseous elements exist in our body in q
state of very great condensation since under
ordinary conditions of temperature and press
So pounds OF oxygen would occupy a vol
umc OF more than 1000 cubic feet. and II
pounds OF hydrogen OF 26o0 cubic feet. Tho
above mentioned elements forming infinite
variety OF compounds. and constantly under
going chemical transformation go TO mako up
the human body, which Is In q constant state
OF decay and renovation. This. however. Is
not apparent to tho eye. and ono OF the great
enignas OF animal life Is tho permanenoe of
form that is maintained despite the continual
change of substance. This change IL so rapid
that according 10 tho calculations OF Liebig.
Molcschott nnd other eminent Psychologists.
tho creator part or the material OF the body
is renewed every twenty thirty days. nnl
not as generally assumed. only once in seven
ycars.-New York Tribune
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-07
CAUGHT IN AMBUSH
BY SAVAGE zULUS
Rescue Expedition of English
Soldiers Is Waylaid at
lmpanza.
HARD TIME TO PROTECT
WOMEN AND CHILDREN
Frenzied Natives Hack the Bod
les of Police Who We're
Slain.

LONDON. April GA dispatch dated
With Manselrs Column. April o. gives
the following account OF the lighting be-
tween Zulus led by Chief Bambaata and
the Natal colonist expedition which
rescued the women and children Isolated
a Keates Drift:
Soldiers Were Surprised.
"Bambaata surprised the column at
dusk at ImpanZa, the natives springtns
out OF the thicket, frantically shouting
their battle cry and attacking the van
guard with their asscgais. The police
behaved with GOODNESS, keeping the horde
of blacks at bay and steadily continuing
the march to Greytown.
The fighting did not cease until mid
night, when tht column reached Bothas
farm, and safety The women and
children had been placed In the center OF
the column. and thus were completely
shielded
Mutilated Dead Bodies.
Tho infuriated natives hacked the
bodies OF three policemen who were
killed. but the bodies were rescued.
The white residents OF 1mpanza
escaped to Keates Drift al Bambaata' 8
first attack. and the looting of the
hotel and imbibng OF liquor incapaci-
tated the rebels for pursuit"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-07
DEBTS NEARLY 100000
Big New York Commission House
Goes Into Bankruptcy.

NEW YORK. April 6.-A petition in in
voluntary bankruptcy was nled today by
Fred +. RosebrouCk & CO. Gncorporated),
butter and eggs commission merchants at
327-329 Greenwich street, one of the largest
concerns I'm the trade with extensive
connections. The liabilities are placed at
Al1Ooo and assets at $4,000 The petition
was filed by the following creditors: P.
G. Barscr & Co, Drosto & Snyder and
Brown & Rittenhousc. Judge Holt OF the
United States District court appointed
Fred p, Bellamy receiver,
The bankruptcy petition IL is said. was
preclpitated by the report that suit
had been commenced at Winfield, Kan.
against the corporation and against Mr..
Rosebrouck for 100000 by the minority
stockholders of the j. Pndden Produce
company OF Winfield. Kan, In which Fred
z Rosebrouck & Co. own a controlling
iDterD9t
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-07
Runners at Bennings Track.

WASHINGTON. April e.-Bennings results
First race haudlcap throc-ycar- -olds and up
ward, sik and half furlongs, Columbia course
-Patcr won. Race King second. Peter Paul
third. Time. 1:23.
Second race. maiden two-ycar-olds. four and
half furlongs. old coursc-Orphan Lad won,
Iai Al second Alcgra third Time, 81 seconds
Third race. selling threc-ycar- olds and up
wards, six and n half furlonCS. Columbia
coursc-Judgc White won, Grand Duchess sec
Ond. Society Bud third. Time, l.24 30.
Fourth race. for maiden thrce-year-olds and
up. Columbia course-Aritn won. Donna Sec
end, Melbourne third. Time. los.
Fifth rnce. selling. for four-year-oles and
upward six and half furlonES. Columbia
course-M-ttle won Hanover Hornpipe sec
ond Zany third. Time, 1:2l 2-5
Sixth rnco selling for threc-ycar- olds and
up. one mile and forty yards. Columbia cours'
Jack NcKeon won, Bellsnickcr second, P $.
Martin third. Time. l:is
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-07
EXPECTED TO DIE
Paul Nocquet, Who Lost Life in
Balloon Left Letter

NEW YORK. April 6.-Paul Nocquet
the young aeronaut who died on a Long
Island beach where he was lost and eN-
haustcd after an apparently safe landing
in hIs balloon Tuesday night made pre-
parations for death before starting on
his last voyage.
A letter was found in pocket OF his
clothing today giving complete directions
as To the disposition TO be made of his
property in case he should be found dead
The letter gave the names OF his friends
IN this country. or his relatives In Europe
and spoke OF his mother in Belgium In
endearing terms. II provided also that
at the time OF his death should go to his
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-07
PATTIS0N TAKEN TO HOSPITAL
Attending Physician Denies That an
"a, Operation Is Contemplated.

COLUMBUS o.. April Gov. Pattison was
taken TO Cincinnati tonight a specinl train
and will be cared for temporarily at Christ
hospital In that city. Tho Governor &c
companied by Mrs. Pastison and their son.
John Pattison. and Dr. Holt.
Tho special train carrying Gev., Pattipon
lid not leave the Union station. but started
from tho Water street crossing OF the Psnn-
sylvania lines. Tho Governor taken 10
tho train In ambulance.
DR.. Wilson. who has been the local physician
N charge of tho Governors onse said tho
Governor would remain Christ hospital in
Cincinnati for week or ten days. and II his
condition warranted he would then be re-
moved to his home MT Milford. lie denied that
any surgical operation was contemplated
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-07
Summoned for Conference.

VIENNA April 6.-FTnncs Kossuth. leader
OF tho opposition parties. md Count Andrassy.
former Premier, hnvo been summoned here by
Telegraph 10 confer with the Emperor King
Ii * considered likely in wcll-nformed circles
that in tho event OF tho present negotiations
on tho Hungarian situation turning out salts
factorlly. n new md concillatory Cabinet for
Hungary Will DO formed this week
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-07
sCHRE|BER'S ENTRY
WINS At OAKLAND
Dewey Defeats the Wise Ones
in the Fourth
Event.
MONTANA PEEREiSS CUTS
IN AT LONG PRICE MARX
Lot of the BOOkieS Fooled
by PhalanX; Other
Events.

SAN FRANCISCO. April 6-Dowpy, tho on
try OF Barney sohrcibcr, defeated a fast held
In the fourth roce ut Oakland today and camc
in ahead Of Peggy o'Neal Tho start WAS per-
feet, and Hoffman was applendcd by the spec
tatore for his work Montana Pecross displayed
n sudden burst OF speed In the NTH race and
won Mt IL TO /.
1t was announced that; commencing next
Tuesday, seven races viii he given AT Oakland
daily until the close OF the season.
Weather clear. track fast,
Chief Whitman Wins.
First race. nve and half furlonss-Chict
Whitman, lOI Grahan). to L won; Alma
Lad. lie G' Kcliy) . to l. third Time 1:os
Lady IL. Spring Ban. Bnck Eyes, Gerolctte
and Lady Walker also ran.
Phalanx Makes Good.
second race. nvo and hnls furlonge-Pha-
lanx. III Travers), ls 10 8, won Z. VI. Brat
tain. ll GDuEan) to p second; Yo san, l2s
Lynch. Princess Wheeler, James A. Murray.
Buckster Hodi and Libervail also ran.
aae' eTen lS SSn 6PSHey @
~, Walsh. 100 10 L second; Phoon, llo
.clarO, TO :, third. Time, 2:ll. Brown
FL Photo, Barker and Flora Bright also ran,
Fourth race. mile-DSwey. l4 lRicel. 10 l.
second, Bonar. 1oo CE. Hnyes1. Is TO !, third.
Time. 1:uS Pickaway. Chabls. Yellowstone.
Watercure, Rocky. I.lberto. Wcnrlck and Su-
promo Court also ran.
Montana Peeress Winner.
Fifth race. mile-Montnna Pceress. % CRicc).
u to l. won; Viona. 100 ~. ]. WaIshl. II TO /,
second: Pronta, los tClar0 TO 10. third,
Time, l:43. Briarthorpe, Matt Hogan, MounJc-
bcnk. ". P Palmer. Only Jimmie and
Dora 7. also Royalty left at the post
Blue Eyes Gets In.
Sixth rsce milo and nifty yards-Bue Eyes.
los (Robinson), TO s. won Hlppocrates. 40
CPalmsI 10 TO s. second: Cabin. lG5 (RIccl.
10 l. third. Time. 145h. Sandstone Vet
srano Ethel Barrymore. Sinner Simon and
Tzona also
Saturdays Oakland Entries.
First race. hve furlongs-Nsppa liz. Tony
Fausr 1l2 Arragon los. sam SIdmon los. Ar
l05
Second race, milc-Antara lGI, Quick Rich
i0i. Royal Colors l02, Ebcl Thatcher l02 In
tsRrity l02. Ratio l02. Josios Jewel lD2 Hedge
thorn 90. Rotrou %. Merry Go-Round 81. I'm
Joe l07
Third race mile and half-PEeservator 1cs
Byronerdale log. Red Light Io7. Bonar lo@
E1pedient ioi Rough Rider l01. Iras 90 Leila
Hin 80.
Fourth rnce. mile and q quarter, Favonlus
undergraduates Titania 100. Fisher Boy l0l
Hippocratcs 10o. Roycroft %. Northwest 90.
Blue Eyes 95 Ed sheridan 9i. Dusty Miller 81
Yeoman %. Miss May Bowdish 81.
Lad rs. Judge loI. MartInmas loo Lily Cold
ing 10l. Albert FIR 100. Hector o.
Sixth rncc. seven furlongs-St francis H.
Akbar 1l2, Tryconncl 107. KouGrock l05 SmIer
io7. Tavora l07, Lady King l07, Avoro lo7
Santa Ray lo7, TWO Bills 1O7, Musong lO2
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-07
MONEY FOR INDIANS
Burke Bill, Carrying $50, 900, 900, to
Be Favorably Reported.

WASHINGTON. april e-ThO House Com
mittce Indian Affairs today authorized a
favorable report on the Burke bill providing
for the allotment and distribution OF Indian
tribal funds, These funds aggregate $50 000. go
and are TO be distributed TO individual In
dams on the order OF tho President, who. upon
fitness to rclinquIsh the tribal relation and
become a citizen OF the United States.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-07
PASSENGER WRECKED
Train Derailed Near st. Michaels,
Neb.; Travellers Not Hurt.

OMAHA. April Huntington passenger
train No. Il. on the Black Hills branch.
was derailed four miles west of St Mich
aels. Neb., this morning the baggage and
express and two day coaches leaving the
track Tho baggageman and two or three
passengers were slightly hurt. Tho wreck
Ia said TO have been caused by noftening
of the roadbcd from recent rains There
was little property damage