The Springdale news., 1908-03-06
EDITORIAL PARAGRAPHS.

Read the advertisements in this paper and save money.
 Abuse in politics never made votes for anybody. It don't pay.
 Don't lay the paper aside until you have read the advertisements
 The News is the great medium between the buyer and the seller.
 The railroads are apparently endeavoring to foster the ''panicky" feeling.
 The 'colored brother doesn't seem to enthuse very much over Taft the nominee for president.
 While politics will get exceedingly warm from on, the voters should keep cool You'll feel better after 1t IS all over.
 No report has been received this week from the county candidates. but 1t is presumed everything is moving along smoothly
 The Democrats of Fayetteville will hold pri- mary March 20 to nominate candidates for alder city attorney and city clerk.
 A call has been issued for meeting of the Re- publican State Committee at Little Rock March 20 to set date for the state convention.
 The Republicans in Missouri met in state con- vention at St. Louis last week and endorsed Taft for the Presidency and Attorney General Hadey for governor.
 We never could understand why the Ft. Smith Times starts it's city news on the last page and continues 1t back to inside page. It is like be- ginning at the back of book to read 1t.
 Springdae merchants are preparing for big trade this spring and the indications are they will 41.o point in Northwest Arkansas than Sprngdale.
 They're after Prosecutor Jerome up in New York, and charges have been filed with Governor Hughes asking for his removal. The prosecutor, however appears to be amply able to take cafe of himself.
 When the electric light plant is completed and the whistle there and at the roller mills, the grist mill tie blaming mill, the vinegar factories and eyaporators all turn loose it will sound like there something doing in springdale.
 The editor regrets exceedingly that 1t was nee essary last week to leave nearly all eorrespon- dence. but on account of demands on our space by advertisers it could be helped Correspond- enee that should have appeared last week is printed in this issue.
 It is reported that considerable portion of the peach crop of Georgia has been killed. In Craw- ford County this state, the buds just ready to burst forth and prospects for good crop couraging Everything looks good to the peach growers in this seetion
 The Globe-Demoerat says the election of Re publican senator from Kentucky presages Repub liean victory all along the line this year. Natur- ally Now if the G.-D would predict a Demo- cratic victory 1t would have the merit of being Of the ordinary at least.
 The Fort Smith News Record, which seems disposed to support Donaghey for governor, warns the followers of the latter to be careful lest they underestimate the strength of Hnemon. The News Record further says that the man who beats Hinemon will be the governor.
 The Fairbanks boom has received new impe- tus this week by the declaration of W 0. Brad lev. the newly elected Senator from Kentucky, for the Indiana man. This, 1t IS thought, places Kentucky in the Fairbanks column Bradley says Taft will be defeated if he is nominated.
 It was announced in Washington last week that the gold com and bullion i'll the U. $. treas ury amounted to more than one thousand million dollars. At no time in the past history of this country has the treasury contained this That ought to keep the wolf from Uncle Sans door for awhile
 The spring-like weather of the past few days has mt the farmers in this section all at work