The log cabin Democrat., 1907-10-03
THREE MORE ENTRIES LIKELY
New Candidates Mentioned in
 Gubernatorial Race.
Sebastian and Pulaski Counties May Each Furnish Two Aspirants, Accord
 ing to Reports.


 From reports sent out during the past week there are likely to be three more candidates in the race for governor, making a total of seven in the race. If the reports are to be believed, Sebastian and Pulaski counties will each furnish two entries.
 R. w. McFarlane of the former county has already announced his candidacy and a dispatch from Fort Smith indicates that Judge Falconer may also be in the race.
 From Pulaski come persistent reports that both Judge w. M. Kavanaugh and Prosecuting At torney Lewis Rhoton will also fall in line as aspirants for the coveted office.
 The Gazette of last Friday pub lished the following in reference to Judge Kavanaugh's candidacy:
 "There is every possibility that Judge w. M. Kavanaugh of Little Rock will become a candidate for governor. Judge Kanavaugh has been considered as a possibility for some time, but he has refused to make known his intentions regard ing the gubernatorial race. He indicated last night, however, that he would probably enter the race.
 !" About all I can say, said Judge Kanavaugh last night, is that I am seriously considering the question of becoming a candidate for governor. There is a strong possibility, and might say strong probability, that I will enter the race, but I am not ready to make any definite statement regarding that at this time. I think that 1t is entirely too early to begin the campaign, and I see no reason for the candidates beginning the can- vas at this time. I do not think there is any necessity for opening the campaign six months before the election. ''
 Another Candidate from Sebastian.
 A news dispatch from Fort Smith under date of Sept. 27 says that the friends of County Judge Fa!coner of that place are preparing to launch a gubernatorial boom for him. A caucus was held at which it was decided to being the judge out provided the conditions seemed to warrant his candidacy.
 To School Patrons.
 It is a greater dislike to US, we think, than to our friends and GUS toners to have to refuse to charge them with school books. For this reason we paid for an ad in each of our county papers during the month of September, explaining why we must sell school books for cash, hoping thereby not to disappoint any one. We hope our customers will understand us. We fully ap- preciate your trade and we shall always treat you right, if we know how. Most schools books are too high, but we can't control the price any more than you, since for more than ten years we have been giving them to you at publishers whole sale price. When we began this we had two or three competitors, but as they had been getting from 25 to 40 per cent over this price, they quit the book business, and because. of this fact today we have no competition. Hence after taking the risk on getting all books sold on a credit charged for I4 years, we realize the only way to make ourselves whole on school books is to sell them for cash.
 Yours for fair treatment,
 It s. E. ANDERSON. Sunday School Rally.
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