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The San Francisco call., 1908-10-02
Home Runs With Many
Men on Bases
Though Johnson Cleans the
Sacks, Beavers Are Nosed
Out by a Tally
By w. ~. SIaftery.

b Both Mr.. Heitmlller and Mr.. john
son stirred up vast amount of trouble
by falling into the home run habit
yesterday Afternoon. Their. efforts not
only prolonged the Oakland Portland
baseball game until it dragged like a
pair Of wooden socks in time hon
ored wringer. but tended TO roll up a
heavy score for each: niGe.. johnson got
his with full house+ and apparently
il settled the game, but the Commuters
Threw on. excess. steam in the closing
innings. and gathered enough barely to
nose out with
It was a game OF games full OF bone headed
work and good, bad and Indifferent playing.
Pitchers. came and weRt 50 rapidly that the
fans refused 10 notice them they took up
solved itself into such joke that everybody
stayed around just 10 haze the laugh' on some
OaklGnd,s one great act was performed in
the opening spasm. With Cook and Iruesdale
on the bases HeIEe clQuted the BAIL over the
center field fence. Hogan walked. and advanced
! on Miller's out. Two more hits a YiOuble effal
and an error or so helped the Commuters gather
two more, making il. i've for starter.
Everybody decided the game TO Oakland of the
reel but they all forgot 10 consider the Beavers
IN the running After Portland had made two
. in the third and loaded up the bases IN the
fourth Flosste Davis. the male pitcher Of the
Chicago ladies' outfit. was retired in favor Of
Stats Nelson and johnson, the first man TO face
lffhe newcomer, drove the ball OYER the Heine
Heitmuiler. fence That made IL 6 10 3 in favor
OF Portland and the :transbay tossers went
around the field tearing their hair and yowing
Vengeance. To think that they should be headed
after jumping in with fye iat the outset, Soon
there were things stirring.
Big dolhgs were pulled OF in the eighth, wien
Oakland went for three runs. Miller, the first
man up took slap in the ribs and La Lolgt
landed On Cooneys .boot. After Hallihan had
sacrificed Carl Lewis. batting for Nelson, WAS
:elouted, by Rose. making it a well decorated
line of bases and one fnan to the bad.
/ Cook laced a fast one dcWn- 10 third and al
/ though he forced Miller at the bag be registered
La Isonge on. the play. This tied. up the score
and the Oakland gang was happy. and its hap
piness was transformed into raptures OF JOY
when TTuesdaje bit Oft a double sacker TO center
and brought through two more men, giving Oak
land lead Of two.
Portland dangerous even to the last. put
ting over a in the ninth round, but the boys
could nos quite strong enough to break II
up even tie The score
Oakland used less than four pitchers
Davis, a long southpaw with map like Nelson
could not find the plate and was henched IL
favor of the whom he resembles. Their
came Christian and after the Beavers hac
threatened 10 do him bodily harm in the nintl
I.oucks was trotted out 10 save the day anC
was lucky enough 10 get away with it. The
score
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-02
Matinee Harness Races
at Stadium Track

For Saturday afternoons matinee at
the stadium track in Golden Gate park
the Park amateur driving club has ar
ranged a fine card. The first race will
be called at 1880 o'clock. The entries:
First race. class A trotters, one mile-F. ].
Kilpatricks Lady Washington. A. Ottinger's
Lady Irene, G. L. Erlin's Moffat ID, NJ. W. Her
zig's Lady Nell, J. w. Smedley's Red Velvet
Second race class PAGERS. three-quarters OF
A miIe-F j. KHpatricks May Randall. T. f.
Bannan's Jim Chase, r. L. Matthes' Opitsah,
Captain W. OIsen's Zulu
Thjrd race class A pacers-A. Joseph's Afford
d. Thomas H. Brownies Victor Platt, g.. e. Err
Foa,rth race class trotters-F. J. Kilpat-
rick's Clipper W, /. L. Borden.s Barney Barnato
x. p Glayburgh's Charles II. A. Ottinger's
Zambra.
q mile-E Stocks Director b, c. Lyons Martha,
SIKH race. class G trotters-F. ]. Kilpatrick's
Rex Mckinney. G. Wempes Plumado. @. d.
Mackay's Quill I. L. Borden's Mckinney Mare
G. r. yon Issendorf's Cita Dillon, d. e. Hon
mans Clarlctte-
Starter. r. J. Crowley; judges, A. ]. Molers
George r. Gay. A. Meiletz; timers J. A. Nc
Kerron, n Franklin; marshal, II. NJ. Ladd.
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Debut of The Eel as
Free for All PAGER

f. COLUMBUS. o.. Oct. 1.-The Eel. vic
tor over. Minor Heir in a stake race last
week, came out this: afternoon on the
Columbus grand circuit track as free
for all PAGER and disposed OF Hedge
wood Boy in straight heats. The wind
bothered the horses in the second and
third quarters The Eel was favorite.
and did all .the leading. Hedgewood
! Boy. finishing at his sullry wheel the
+ first heat In 2 :04 T.. The latter made
bad break in: the second heat and put
l. himself out of IL. In neither this mile
nor the final one was The Eel forced
i to- extend himself
/ -: .CZarVena reduced her. own record and
the seasons mark for 2 year old trot
i.ters when She stepped the second and
T. deciding heat of the Horse Review
/ futurity: in . 15%t She went the last
quarter of this mile in :32$t- Summary:
/ 2:0g class pacing. three heats. purse $500 1.-TWO
heats Neutrality-suspicious. Q won three straight
heats In 2aeSlz. 2;07%. 1:0sA. Governor
Coin. Lyddite. Thor and Charley. Hal also
started;
100 class trosting. three heats. purse 81 700
/ Ublan. won the second and third heats in 2:08L.
2:O71a. Locust Jack won the first heat In 2.0914s
Daniel. Teasle. Del Coronado. Zaza. Il Migro.
Belfast. Ward. .Baraja.s EmbOy and Gulvallis
l. Directuni also started 81,
Horse Review futurity. year old trotters. two
/ in three, purse S. o00-CaFyena won two straight
heats in: 2:17it and 2:15:A. Danny Lawson.
Bertha c.. High Admiral, Gracious Peter and
Free for all pacing. three beats purse 81 .2o0--
/ The Eel won three straight heats In 2-O4t<.
\ 2:o5Ls and 2:05L. HedgewoOd Boy, Baron Graf
! tan and Ecsratic- also started
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-02
Water Fowl Plentiful
on Marsh and Stream
-Nimrods and Their Friends Win
Enjoy Duck Dinners
Today

tired but gleeful army of duck
lnirie ers returned 10 this city last night
from the shooting grounds around the
baE~, Nearly. all of the .nimrods. were
1i(e. proud possessors OF: limit bags Of
teal and sprig as the result Of their
efforts on the first day Of the season
. during which it is lawful to kill web
looted wild fowl to the number of %.
I'M. striking contrast to the disappoiilt-
nlent on. the opening day a year ago,
ducks were plentiful. and easy. to ger,
. and every one who journeyed TO the Sui
sun marshes and to other shooting,
srouhos was fully repaid for trouble
and expenditure for ammunition.
I ~ w }en the first streak Of dawn and
3 The cracking OF sBotguns announced the
D.: 9pehing Of the season yesterday morn
]p 5 an army OF hunters was encamped
8 oR-.the marsh areas. Of the BAY and the
EtOughs OF the river bottom lands. an
eager 10 indulge IN their favorite pas
/ time after months OF legal restraint
-N3inrods .otd and: young, veteran de-
= seAees OF the- shotgun and wild shoot-
Ing recruits, were gathered at different
POINTS OF vantage. armed with all sorts
-.ot gums from the humble and almost
/. obsolete eEluZzle loader To the modern
repeating hatnFnerless-
.:-The birds having been unmolested
nee the hight from the north to the
slfafflald5 was commenced fell easv
reS- 10 the shooters hidden among III .
Z 1ales,s ana IN many Instances limit bags
= - ere cured In record time.
1A4l. OF The gun clubs We're re represented
sen the marshes. the COrdelia Joyce
-sEs4and and Family clubs being among
te9se which sent large delegations TO
tlle ssulsun region. The veteran CAPTAIN in
= : Qiln.. seymour shot over the preserve
: utstlle Harvey gun club with win Iiar-
2 in and I'd. Todd, and the trio were at
+ nome 1T an early hour last night haN-
fng hagged the limit in Jig time. Judge
Hens lIaN was. the guest OF Achille ROOs
at-zne IBIS. club lodge, and they. as well
. s. Frank Maskey4 and John Burdette,
W4ao enjoyed a. days sport at nearby
preserve returned TO the city earlytin
( Z BE cheerful frame of mind which a
lTaltt bag inspires.
:. -. IaFence. NauD5an,- the crack wing
shot, VIM, although a young man.
knows nore about duck shooting than
most we eterans,. was on the ground two
id2l $ before. the opening. so as to have
front. seat He came back laden
p with 20 birds
:. q nattached hunters. who believe in
r going forth TO thf hunt without friTls
- were out in force Among the latter
was RAY -AlecclljS a prominent retail
: Iler r'-1ant of-~'CeW hollow, who. with
Sc te5l2nnlni as his guest. got the
-EEllit AT lgnacio,
A5F Of the returned hunters reported
"A cal and. spTig Plentiful with only a
= W stray hOckS of WidgeOn and no
-g-s fl1a sbacks in sight. The market
lei5l ters shared. the general good luck
tile Cay, and local Wbo olesalea handlers
<cl game said last evening. that there
would be plenty of birds avaflabie for
= tine stay at home lovers Of ducks tDday.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-02
LOUISVILLE ENTRIES

First race, six furlongs selling Marbles 81
Bitter Sir 81, Ben Sand 81. Camille N 90
Bana CHER 80, Miss Felix 80. Gresham 99 Voting
104 Lizzie Mclean 104. Martius 104 JaYanese
1O7 Lens 107, Merriek 101. Barnesdale 107.
Second race, mile and 20 yards-Margaret 7
80, Ethel Carr %. Aunt Rose 9s, Maid Militant
~ Lazy Ethel 1a lVE ypeT9oie 1dl dU. Meqda lo7
Third race. six furlongs-Alice George 81, Nita
81, Cousin Mary 81, Dr. Barkley 100 Prince
Alert 100. Cowdln 105, Warfield no
Fourth race mile and 20 yards-Macias &C.
Dark Night 9S, Gid 90, John E. Mcmillan 90
Pinkoa 107.
Fifth race. six furlongs, selling-She Wolf 9s
Lady Ruby 93 Teaorette 80, Landlord 96, Floreal
9S, Willow Plume 9S, Robin Grey 101 Dr. Holz
berg 102, Elysium 104. Buttons l05 Battle Fleet
lO5 Roseburg II Jog, Aspirin 107. Elizabeth
Harwood 109
Sixth race, mile and a sixteenth. selling.
Severus So Albert NJ 96 Albert Star 9S Washa.
kie 100. Tivolini 102, DR.. Baker 1o2, Beau Brum-
mel 104, Huerfano 104.
Weather clear; track fast.
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Carnival Of Swedish
Athletic Club

The Swedish athletic club will give a
ball and athletic carnival tomorrow
night in the Auditorium annex hall.
There will be contests between athletes
from the Olympic Cornell and Swedish
athletic clubs; boxing by Dan Danzigar,
William Leonard Willie Canole and
Eddie Cert; Graeco- Roman wrestling
catch-can wrestling. by c. Larson. PRO-
fessor Verne, III. Kehoe and NJ. Gold
enberg. This will be the first public
appearance of these, enthusiastic Swed
isf athletes and a large attendance is
expected
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-02
BETTER Dead

Arthur Putnam a San Francisco
sculptor. has a world reputation FOR
his modelling of animals. He has done
something out of the ordinary in re-
storing from skull recently discoy-
cred in the asphalt beds near Los
Angeles a head of the ancient saber
tooth tiger. a ferocious beast with ex-
traordinarily elongated tusks-remark-
able cutting weapons-which stabbed
the heavy necked ground sloth aeons
ago. This striking drawing forms the
cover design OF Sunset for October.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-02
Hamilton. Selections

First raee-Lady Core Sister
Phyllis. Elsa F.. =.
second race-BeImere. Chalfonfe, {
Oriental. Queen. -.
Third rnee-SaT Volatile, Hand
bridge. Hawks Flight. ~
Fourth race-Cave 'Adsum,. C1ell.
Turney, Water Lnke.
Fifth race-Infanta, Gold Heart,
Hasty.. =. =.
:. sixth race--Desperado, Dispute,
Red Mimic. =
Seventh race--st. IIario, Dennis
stafford. GInucus:
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-02
SECOND FOOTBALL TEAM

OAKLAND. Oct: IA second football team
Will be formed by st. Mary's college: at rally
to be held at O'Clock tomorrow morning. The
object is to start the young men in the game
at an earlier age so that the college team. win
be composed of seasoned timber The regular
team viii so to. San Jose Saturday TO play the
University of the Pacifc.- The lineup: For
wards-Capthin T. Sheehan. Sheehy; Bonettf.
yiccho. Kelly. Smith, Belt wing forward. Grin
dell: half, Louis Diavella; three e-quarters-
Readon. Dickson, Dunn, Starrett;,- fullback, w.
Hughes.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-02
Louisville Selections

First. raee-BaFnesdale. ben sand,
Gresham.
Second race-Margnret IT, Mary
Orr. Et Al.
Third race-Prince Alert, Cousin
Mary, Alice George.
Fourth raee-Pinkola, John E.
Mcmillan, Dark Night. :.
Fifth rHee-ROseburg III, She
Wolf, E1ysium. .-.-.
sixth race-severus, Beau Brum-.
MEL. Tivolini.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-02
STANDING OF THE CLUBS
Angels 0utpoint Seals
in Ten Inning Game

= Los ANGELES. Oct Los. Angeles
defeated San francisco today with a
Garrison finish, tying the score in. the
ninth and winning in the tenth on a
two bagger by Smith and a single by
DeImas. The visitors scored their only
run in the third on a single and two
errors by Howard. The playing of
Bodie at third for San Francisco was
the. feature. Score:
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American League
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL

PHILADELPHIA. Oct. 1.-Philadelphia won
from Boston in the first inning on misplays of
the visitors, followed by safe hits. Score:
r. II. f..
Boston ...........-. = q 3
Philadelphia 8 8 .
Batteries Morgan and Donohue; Plank and
Lapp.
NEW YORK, Oct. New York defeated
Washington in an interesting game in which
Chesbro outpitched Johnston. Score:
r. H. E.
Washington / 3 0
Nety York Observation-Disclosures. 2 1
Batteries-Johnstan and Street; Chesbro and
Kleinow
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-02
oAKLANr
RuNs AND Mrs BY INNINGs
srrMNAR1

Runs-On Garrett 3. of Davis . Off Rose g.
Hits-On Garrett 3, of Davis 3. off Rose T.
Home runs-HeitmuIler. Johnson. Two base hits
Cook Ryan. Lewis. Truesdale. Hallhan. Sacr-
Zee hits-McCredie La Longe, Christian. First
base on called balls--On Garrett !. Off Nelson Q
on Davis 3 Struck opt--By Garrett J. by Rose
&. br Nelson g. by Christian J. by Davis J. Hit
br ritcher-Lewis by Garrett, McCredie. McCre-
dc by Davis, Miller. c. Lewis. Time of game
? hours and 20 minutes. Umpires-O Connen and
Flynn.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-02

The club has its own quarters and keeps a man
on the property during the open season. The
nreserve Is especially noted for mallard ducks:
hence the name adopted by the club. The fol
lowing members enjoy the shooting privileges:
" n fl,estnutwOod. DIR. ]. D. Young Thomas
= connolly DR.. Barton J. Powell, Dr. c. r.
Harry Dr. W ]. Young and J. A. Patterson.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-02
STANDING OF THE CLUBS

For an off da in baseball the few
games which were played yesterday
were of vast Importance to the pennant
chances of the leading three clubs in
the National league race. New York
played two games at. Philadelphia and
got no more than an even break, while
Chicago defeated the Cincinnati team
on the latter's home grounds. New
York fell back two points in the per-
centage and Chicago advanced two
points. This leaves Chicago and Pitts
burg tied for second place. with New
York leading by very narrow margin.
Only second division teams of the
American league played yesterday, the
leaves the standing of the leaders as
it was after Wednesdays games. as
follows:
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-02
opENING OF SOCCER SEASON

After an interval of three months soccer foot
ball play will be renewed Sunday, the followng
nets at Freeman's park. Oakland; Independents
Us. San Francisco. at stadium; Binding Trades
rs. Scotias, at the Presidio athletic grounds:
Vampires VS.. Robert Burns. at cricket grounds,
Alameda.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-02
SUMMARY

Two base hit-Smith. Sacrifice hit-oakes
Base on balls-OG Willis 2. of Nagle T.
Struck out-By Nagle 3. by Willis /. Double
plays-Zeider to Mohler to Williams; Williams
TO Zeider.. Time Of game-1 hour and 40 min
utes. Unppires-Toman and Perine.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-02
Giants Still Two Points.
in Lead Of Rivals:
Pittsburg and Chicago Are Fled
for Second Place in fhe >,
National League
GAMES TODAY
AMEnrNAN rEAcnE

GAMES TODAY
AMERICAN LEAGUE :
st. Louis at Detroit.
Chicago at Cleveland
Boston at Philadelphia.
Washington at New York.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Chicago at Cincinnati
New York at Philadelphia
Boston at Brooklyn.
Pittsburg at st. Louis.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-02

Henry Mcdaniel Is due at Santa Anita to-
morrow from New York with u horses belong
ing TO r. l.. Thomas. Jockey Shilling came
west with. the stable.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-02
Do You want $500.

Read THE CALLS weekly offer on
page II.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-02

NOT a. FLOAT IN A FLORAL
PARADE THE DUCKS ARE
SUPPOSED TO TGNe THIS
FOR AN iNNocGNI BUNCH
OF GRASS. feeao .Tae DECO. )
bEAlAD. etPessEMT~TAe
LONG LOST BROTHER
Pocahontas star herald., 1908-10-16
The Husband of the Future

Much has been written, of late,
about woman,-the model wife, so
we have a word for the model hus-
band of the future. We say "of
the future" for the reason that If he
exists today we have never had the
pleasure of his acquaintance.
The model husband of the future
will walk out with his wife on a
week day, and will not be afraid of
a millinery shop. He will even
have "change" when asked for it,
and will never allude to it after
wards. He will not be above car
rying a large bundle or a cotton
umbrella, or even holding the baby
in his lap in an omnibus. He will
90 to bed first in cold weather. lie
will get up in the night to rock the
cradle or answer the door bell lie
will believe in Mysteries and will be
Pocahontas star herald., 1908-10-16

easily melted to tear, He will
patch up quarrel with his wife
with velvet gown and drive away
the sulks with ride in the auto
mobile. lie will never get out of
humor because a few buttons are
missing when he goes to dress,
neither will be bring home friends
for supper. His clothes will never
smell of tobacco. lie will respect
the curtains and never smoke in the
house. lie will be innocent of any
latchkey, He will let the family
go out of town once every year
while he remains at home with one
knife and fork, sleeps on a curtain
less bed and washes his own dishes
and socks. Watch for this model
husband for he is surely coming.
Pocahontas star herald., 1908-10-16
The Union and Night Riding

To show the sentiment of the
Farmers Union with regard to the
cotton "Night Riders" the Star
Herald publishes the following
special from Dardanelle, dated Oc-
tober -:
Citizens of Dardanelle held a
mass meeting at noon, with the
Farmers Union, over the night
notices posted on the Office Of the
Arkansas Valley Cotton Oil com
pany, which caused the shutting
down of twelve gins in the county.
1t was decided to open the gins this
afternoon, citizens offering large
reward, with supplemental reward
by the Farmers Union, for the ar
rest of any one posting notices. The
Farmers Union reward is payable
only if the culprit Is member OF the
Farmers Union.
Pocahontas star herald., 1908-10-16

Every member of community
and especially every parent should
take deep interest in the public
school. 1t is not enough TO pay
your school tax without complain
ing, or to know that the teachers
are qualified, nor is it even enough
to keep your children in school
regularly. If you are really inter
ested in the subject as you should
be, you should visit the school reg
ularly and persistentlY. Few peo-
pie have any idea what an incentive
it is to both teacher and scholar to
know that parents and outsiders are
taking a lively interest in their
work. We believe the "little
folks" at school appreciate such in
terest more perhaps than the larger
ones. Still the effect is not lost on
any of them, and we hope every
parent will take a hint from this
and place the public school on their
visiting list.
Pocahontas star herald., 1908-10-16
Brundidge Amused.

Congressman S. Brundidge of
Searcy was in Little Rock Monday.
He says the published reports that
Harry Myers, the republican nom
inee for congress in his district, is
expecting TO defeat w. A, Oldfeld,
the dem cratic nominee, causes him
considerable amusement, as the fact
is almost impossible. Mr.. Brundidge
represents that district in cong, ess
and says his normal majority every
presidential year has been from 10,
600 to $4,000. If Mr.. Myers can
overcome that majority, Mr.. Brun.
didge says, he will certainly be en-
titled to that or any other Office in
the gift of the American people.
Pocahontas star herald., 1908-10-16
Smoked rs Years

An Arkansas news note says Mrs.
Belts Fox, lo2 yearslof age, died
suddenly at her home near Lissie,
Pike county, Thursday. Mrs. Fox
had been an inveterate smoker for
rs years. She continued the habit
up to the time of her death. Three
hours before she died she had her
pipe lighted and enjoyed her last
smoke. She is survived by many re
lstives in Pike county.
Pocahontas star herald., 1908-10-16
Talking About Black

An exchange says that Black
Mccoy has made ten races for
county judge of Randolph county
without having ever been able to
win, If persistence will win, this
man ought to family be successful.
Sharp County Record.
Pocahontas star herald., 1908-10-16
A FAMOUS BEAUTY
SPECIALIST
Gives Advice 70 Women Lacking
In Energy and Vitality

Thousands of women are using
toilet preparations unsuccesstully'
Cosmetics fail to improve theii
thick, muddy complexiors or to
Danish the pimples, blackheads and
crow's-feet.
No wonder. Their trouble lies
far deeper than the skin. They
have bad blood, and bad blood III
80 per cent, of the cases arise from
inflammation of the mucous mem
brane. Their blood is filled with
poison which is certain to break out
in unsightly humors and blotches-
while pale, drawn faces, deep
circled eyes, STOPPING shoulders and
weak backs complete the story OF
suffering and despair.
Inflammation of the mucous mem
brane is catarrh. Danish catarrh
and compilations will clear as II by
magic, pain vanish, eyes VIII
brighten, face become plump and
shoulders erect. Perfect beauty
goes only with perfect health and
perfect health for women can only
be obtained through Rexall Mucu'
Tone, the one positive and perma
nent cure for catarrh.
Nine. Swift, A w. 26th ST.,
New York City, the most famous
beauty specialist in the world and
an accepted authority on all reia'
ing thereto, has this to say of Mucu
Tone;
81 can strongly endorse the
claims made for Rexall Mucu-Ion'
as a cure for systemic catarrh' III
tonic effects are remarkable. Il
builds up the strength and restores
vitality. If women who are t'rec
and run down, lacking in energy
and vitality, will use Mucu Tone
they will praise it as | do for 1T
strengthening and healing qualities.
Rexall Mucu-Tone works through
the blood, and acting directly upoT
the mucocells-tbe congestion anC
Inflammation of which are the sol'
cause of catarrh-csuses them to ex
pei the poison and to resume thei
natural functions. Thus the mem
branes are cleansed-the blood
purified and revitslized.
We know that Rexall Mucu-Ton'
will cure every form of catarrh, nj
matter where located, of how Ions
standing, or by what other names i
is known. We guarantee to refuno
your money if you are not satisfied
with the vigorous health and clea
complexion it brings you.
Sold only at our stores. Pric'
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orders filled, w. Z. Hamil, Pocs
hontas, Ark.
Pocahontas star herald., 1908-10-16
Big Majority Against License

The official returns from the en-
tire state on the vote for and against
license shows total of 81, 73l votes
for licens ,and 80, ,665 against license,
or clear majority of 1894 against
liquor license. There will be seven.
teen wet counties in the state after
January /, as follows: Cbicot, Cross,
Desha, Fulton, Garland, Hemstead,
Jackson, Lee, Lincoln, Miller, Gus
chita, Phillips, Poinsett, Polk, Prai
rie, Pulaski and, Sebastian. The
Anti-Saloon League is contesting
the vote in Fulton county, where
the "wet" majority was only II,
and say they win win. Contests are
also on in Pulaski and Miller coun'
ties.
Pocahontas star herald., 1908-10-16

According to Official returns from
the September election the proposed
amendment, No. 0 will have a ma
jority of all the votes cast in the
election, and then lave 5000 to
spare. 1t will therefore become q
law and henceforth when you want
to vote in Arkansas you will have
to pay your poll tax. 1t is said three
fOurths of the educated negroes
voted for this amendment in order
that they may have better schools.
Amendment No 10 lost by crush
ing majority of more than 3 to /.