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The Springdale news., 1909-03-12
GANN BILL IS
 ON 7OBOGGAN. SENATE STARTS IT ON DOWN.
 WARD CAREER. SESSION EXTENDED TO MAY I2 Primary Elections Bill Passes the se.--University Alp.
 propriation Bill Up.
SESSION EXTENDED TO MAY I2

The Senate on Tuesday adopt ed an amendment to the Gam statewide prohibition bill pro- viding for d special election to be held July l4 in order to give the people all opportunity to ex- press themselves on the question, and if prohibition carries the law IS to go into effect July I, 1910. AS passed by the House the law was to go into effect July 1, 1909, and carried no provision for sub hitting It to I vote of the people. The amendment was adopted by a vote of l7 to 1S. Senators Car lock and Dill voted against the amendment and Senator Freeman voted for 1t.
 The adoption of this amend nent does not necessarily mean that the Gam bill will become a law. The bill will now have to be passed by the Senate as amended and then returned to the House for concurrence. Even if the Senate passes the bill the House may refuse to agree to the amendment. There are several ifs yet before We have state. wide prohibition law.
 After "jockeying' with the proposition for a few days the Senate on Tuesday adopted the House resolution for an extension of the session sixty days, or until May 12. The resolution was adopted by vote of ? to l.
 The bill introduced by Senator Rowland of Boone County to reg ulate and legalize primary cleo tons in the state was passed by the Senate Monday. The Little Rock Gazette gives the following as some of the provisions of the blll: "The bill provides that when any political party i'll this state, through It's proper commit tee, decides to hold primary election must be legalized and that the judges and clerks shall have the same qualifications as those at the general election, provided they must be of the same political party. The oth' cers of the election must sub scribe to oaths in the genera election. The bill makes 1t { felony to falsify returns. It is unlawful for any person to solicl' gift of any kind from d eandi date and unlawful for eandi date to make any gifts. Item ized statements of campaign ex penses are required from the can didates and punishment is provid ed for illegal voting
 The appropriation bill for tn University of Arkansas was in troduced in the House Monday It carries an appropriation o about S291, ,000 for tue malnsen ance of the University for tn next two years, about the sam as usual. No appropriatlon made for new buildings, but carries an appropriation of S25, 900 for an electric light plant { be operated in connection wit the electrical engineering depart ment. An important feature ( the bill is that of abollshln Class A in the preparatory dt partment at the end of the pre' a,,+ ,,a,r that the SubfreShme class be abolished at the end the 1911 school year and afte that the preparatory 'departmef shall not be maintained. Tf bill for the agricultural exper ment station calls for S7o,oo( which is about double that two years ago, for the purpose (
 making some improvements, il
The Springdale news., 1909-03-12

A man who dips into politics occasionally may be compared to a man who engages in a poker game occasionally; lie is liable to run into a professional and De worsted. The. safe rule is to keep out of politics and poker.
The Springdale news., 1909-03-12

The young man who wins Is the one who starts out with set purpose.
The Springdale news., 1909-03-12

Determination can be coined into dollars.
The Springdale news., 1909-03-12

Try the Twice-a-Week News.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-25

Broken Heart" assisted by Miss Vera
Desmond and Matt Taylor. An added
attraction To the oliO IL The Brinkiey
girls and the six little diving Keller
tCOntInued ON Page sevenD
The Detroit times., 1909-12-25

an alibi for Dandy. further proving
Glads philosophy. The play is intense
" dramatic. with many comedy situa-
tions.
For tho week Of Jan To- the Garrlck
management will offer Miss Bertha
Galland in Lee Wilson Dodd's modern
fantasy. The Return OF Eve" This
piece is rather novel in theme. as II
concerns the efforts of millionaire 20
establish modern Eden. Fencing In a
wilderness on his estate I'm Virginia he
takes two children, n boy and n girl.
from foundling institute. hires n
tutor and transplants them 10 his gar
den The children are led TO believe
they are brother and sister. When
the millionaire dies the children are
separated. tho girl being taken to New
York The contrasts and comedy sit
uations that arise can lac readily mag
inpd
The Detroit times., 1909-12-25

competent Interpretation. and three ac-
tual race horses with records. are car
ried
AS New Years week attraction.
His Last Dollar" should prove a popu'
lar selection.
The big Princess theater. (Chicago).
musical success. "a stubborn Cinder-
ella" will be the Offering in the Ly-
ceum theater the week OF Jan. 2. The
piece is under the direction OF MoIti-
per Singer whose prodnetI0p'i rse srse
here. The new piece is by the same
authors. Messrs. Hough. Adams and
Hough. There is weli-defned plot,
title. who has mad little or no exper-
fence in the ways OF the world; ho-
mer Il. Mason and Constance Farmer
head the cast
TEMPLE.
Temple theater patrons will be as
sisted in starting the New Year In
joyous and happy frame OF mind by an
elaborate musical act, which Is 10 De
presented In that popular playhouse as
the top-line feature OF the new bill OF
vaudeville for next week The attrac-
tion will be Lovenbergs operate Fes-
tival. a singing number. in which a
number OF high grade artists Will be
presented in a spectacular and bril-
llantly-StaEed piece, In three scenes.
company carries it's own musical d.
rector wardrobe mistress. stage man
ag"r and other assistants.
Among the voCalists to be heard are
Harrietta Keyes. Bertha Seifert. Jessie
Quinn, Rae Ward, Adelaide Bradbury.
Harriet Marlotte, Olga Saylor, sig. q
Passl. JosCp ph l.. Battle. Henri Santrcy,
A. l.. Pollaton, Edward Metcalfe. and
william Elmore. Eula Brunnclle is the
solo violinist. The music used con-
sists OF selections from some OF the
more popular grand operas and also
from the lighter comic and ballad op-
eras.
Pat Rooney returns to the Temple
for the same bill and will again de-
monstratc that he Is one OF the clever
est and most original eccentric dancers
in vaudeville. Mr.. Rooney will be seen
In his new and gingery act, "At the
News Stand" and Will be assisted by
Harion Bent. a second feature OF i'm
portance Will he Nine Adelaide Her
mann. widow OF Hermann. the great"
The Detroit times., 1909-12-25
V.Y(.EIN-

David Higgins returns TO tho Ly-
ceum theater next week In His Last
Dollar" the play in which he has
scored his greatest success. The at
traction Is under the direction OF
Messrs stair and Nicolai and Is as
reauirement can make II. Mr.. Higgins.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-25

nett has dIamatized Christian Science
I'm her PLAY: others have argued that IL
Is in the New Thought; ministers have
said that she took her theory from the
Bible. but Mrs. Burnett declares that In
making the play she was influenced
by no sect or creed.
Glad. played by Miss Robson. is a
quaint and attractive little creature, in
love with Dandy. Coster. who -
falsely accused OF murder. Sir oliver
Holt given up by his physicians as
hopelesslv ILL., goes into the slums TO
become an unknown suicide, but he
meets Glad and becomes converted TO
her philosophy. Then he goes back TO
assert himself, and is able 10 establish
The Detroit times., 1909-12-25
stuno for Is Years

by Indigestion's pangs-trying many
doctors and $4,000 worth of medicine
in vain, H. r. Ayscue. OF Ingleside,
y. C.. at last used DR.. Kings New
Life Pills. and writes they wholly
cured him. They cure Constipation.
Biliousness. Sick Headache, Stomach.
Liver, Kidney and Bowel troubles At
f. c. Kinsel, Central Drug Co, Gray
a. Worcester.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-25
R IN LOCAL lPLA YHOUSES y

as usual will appear as Joe BIaxton.
the westerner.
The play shows the inner side OF the
racing subject II deals with that deep
love and veneratiOn for the Kentucky
thoroughbred that has resulted I'm the
wonderful development OF the race
horse. The paddock scene is one Of
the most thrilling imaginable. The
story IL strong in incident. and IL told
in five concise acts. well contrasted In
theme and treatment. A large and
strong east Is used TO give the play a
The Detroit times., 1909-12-25
Xmas Eating
and Drinking

The insides OF the whole family from
Dad to Baby got lots OF hard work TO
do this week. CASCARETS will help
them. See that every member OF the
family gets a CASGARET every. night.
This will do the work easily and natu--
rally and save a lot OF sickness and
suffering later on. -
BUY a ioc box CAScARETS- weeks
treatmeut-and have " handy 70 use
every night, Nmas week.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-25

who will present her bewildering ex-
hiuition of black art and magic. Nine.
Hermann. In addition to the numerous
smnll tricks OF an adept in sleight OF
hand. will offer number. OF elabor-
ate and mystifylnR illusions. The
Rossow Midgets will also be on the
Dill and will he seen in boxing. wrest
ling and gymnastic feats. Other acts
will be: May Elinor and Irene Jer-
mon. In a singing and talking act;
Warren. Lyon n Myers, In happy
combination OF mirth and music; Leo
Donnellv, monologist. Palfrey a. Bar
ton. acrobatic bicyclists. and the
Microscope.
Irene Franklin. OF Red Head" fame
will return TO the Temple theater for
the week OF Jan. 3, when she will be
the top-line feature OF the program OF
Miss Franklin is among
the cleverest OF singing condolences
and she is noted for the Interesting
and original songs she uses. az well az
for the inimitable manner in which she
sings them. She has some new ones
this trip. Miss Franklin will he as
sisted by Burt Green. pianist.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-25
GAYETl.

Next weeks attraction In the Gayety
will be sam Howe and his "Rialto
Rounders" This is show that has al
wavs ranked among the best In the
past. and Mr. Howe gives assurance
that Il IL better than ever this season.
Mr. Howe himself heads the cast In his
favorite role OF Hebrew comedian The
opening burietta is styled a Day at
Niagara Falls" giving glimpse 81 the
famous cataract over which Mr.. Howe.
AZ Professor Bunk makes his entrance
i'm an aeroplane The comedy is said
10 be bright and up 20 the minute
while lively songs and an elaborate
finale keep chorus of sprishtly girls
busy. Among the contributors 60 the
olio are: Miss Julia Hetzman, Ray
The Detroit times., 1909-12-25
FAMILY.

As the headline feature FOR it's new
hill of vaudeville TO mark the New
Years season. the Family theater Will
offer the novelty. the act of black art
presented by All Ling Foo. the Chinese
magician. All Ling Foo Is clever
sieiRht OF hand performer and optical
deceivcr. and he will present n number
OF tricks that will mystify and inter-
est and that will make his act wen
worth the position Of hcadliner Be
ing from China. his performance Is DIFF
ferent from the conventional act In ma
vic and will be found extremely novel.
Tho extra added feature will he gym
nastic novelty the aerial feats OF the
nelson's, clever. original and daring
performers who Will thrill with their
Performances in mid-air. In the COM
edv singing and dancing line the pro-
gram will be found rich, for II con-
tains the comedy sketch. The Suffra-
nist" to be presented by LanBdon
Siiyers. and the Irish comedy and real
dances OF Smith Ashcroft. Other
acts will he Rose a Rose. clever sharp
shooters; Adams ~ Winfield, comedians
and dancers. Jack Branigan, eccentric
comedian with a new line or funny
stufr. Nelson & Massey, comedians.
singers and dancers. and tho motion
pictures showing new and interesting
views.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-25

s,anding. The entire action ~ laid IN
New Mexico, the first act At nlnihs
camp. and tho remaining ones In inc
City OF Albuquerque. .-,,
The story centers around tSplcal
Girl OF the plains, whose ability TO rlde:
shoot and throw the lasso. has earned
%er rho sobriouet OF the cowboy girl,
naytv Of easterners arrive in town,
and quite by accident one OF them dis
covers that the girl Is a long looked
for heiress. supposed to be dead. inis
scoundrel, who has been trying 20 force
the girl into a marriage, failins IN
which he tries TO dispose OF her. She
is nrotccted by the casterner anu
iovai Indian The action throughout
is spirited relieved by the numerous
musical numbers interpolated.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-25
LAFAYETTE.

The Cowboy Girl" will come TO the
Lafayette theater Sunday. for "a weeks
engagement. with a strong cast headed
by the captivating ingenue, Sue Mar
shall Mss Marshall is OF the ener-
getic kind. and has Injected into the
action and story certain dash and
spirit that has done much howard maxi
The Detroit times., 1909-12-25

mond and Smith. In their latest songs
and patters; Ward and Raynor. in "A
Runch of Nonsense" and sam Howe I'm
his own original creation entitled, ~
The Detroit times., 1909-12-25
DETROIT OPERA HOUSE.

DETROIT OPERA HOUSE.
One OF the notable dramatic sue
cesses Of the current season is Charles
Klein's latest play. The Third De
gree" which Henry B. Harris wilt pro-
duce In the Detroit opera house for the
week beginning next Monday. with the
usual matinecs. IL Is the same pro-
duction that enjoyed run of 10
months In the Hudson theater. New
York. and more recently "A run OK Two
months In the Illinois theater. chi
cago.
"rhc Third Degree" is claimed 10 be
even more interesting than his former
~ founded on the sweat box" system
employed by the police in the larger
cities of the country 10 wiring confes-
sions from suspected persons
The story centers about Howard JET
fries. Jr.. only son OF an aristocratic
father. who incurs the latter's displeas
ure by marrying shop giri. and is cut
off with a paltrN allowance. He Is in
distress financially when he is arrested
on charge OF numbering man. who
In reality is suicide Under the. try
ing Strain Of the third degree" he
confesses The father is only too Will
ing to believe him guilty. II remains
for his devoted wife TO take up the
battle in hiS cause. and her clevcrness
ana woman's wit bring results after a
hard night.
Miss Helen Ware has made the hit
Delmore, In the rolc OF cant. clinton
has scored notable success. Both
these players will he seen here as well
az the other favorites who have made
the play so popular in New York and
Chicago,
Miss Billie Burke one OF the newest
p. well as one Of the most popular OF
Charles Frohman's many stars will he
seen In the Detroit opera house for the
week beginning Monday evening. Ian
ed from the French. I'm which she
scored a great success in the I.yceum
theater. New York city. last winter.
Miss Burke was John Drew's leading
woman in nv WIFE In the season OF
1907. and her charming personality won
her hosts OF admiring friends. Love
Watches they say, Is delightful.
Wholesome little play that Is exactly
suited 10 exhihit Miss Burkc's fascinat-
ing powers to the hest advantage. The
piece IL by tho same authors AS MY
lavet. who also wrote 'Inconstant
George" the comedy In which John
Drew has been playing this season
GARRICk.
Miss Eleanor Robson. in Mrs. Fran
cos Hodgson Burrett's great play. The
Dawn Of a Tomorrow will appear in
the GarriCk theatcr next week com
of Miss Robson is always one OF the
plensurable events OF the theatrical
season. bot her visit this year will be
rendered doubly interesting because OF
the vehicle she has chosen. which has
created little less than sensation
wherever &c has been produced. II ran
over Ave months in New York last sea-
son.
The story is that OF London waif.
Glad, product OF the slums. who,
amidst the poverty and squalor OF APP
pie blossom court, has evolved n phil
osophy which converts everyone with
whom SHE comes I'm contact. Glad's
theory is that things are never quite
as bad as they seem, VI we only don't
thirk they are: that anyone. by think
ing, can Improve conditions. that. II
You wish for something hard enough
and you deserve IT. You will get an
snswer. and that there Is always hope
OF happier tomorrow"
Some critics have said that Mrs. BUR
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1909-12-10
IN NEIGHBoRING COUNTIES.

One of the largest railway loeomo-
tiyes in the United States arrived in
Danville and will be operated between
Danville and Oakdale on the Cincinnati
Southern. The engine, known as the
Mallet, weighs $4,000 pounds and is
twice the size of any other engine now
on the road. 1t is the largest locomo-
tive in the United States South Of the
Ohio river.
Capt. w. T. Short, Of Richmond. and
Deputy United States Marshal Mays,
of Beattyvile. have returned from a
raid in Estill county. during which they
captured three moonshine stills and six
men Altogether | 500 gallons of beer
and many gallons of whisky were
destroyed. The six men arrested were
w. ID. Sills. Joe Lyman, Tom Goose
Anthony Badedly. NJ. Rose and Major
Taeket.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1909-12-10

ACCORDING to a statement published
shortly after the republicans succeeded
TO power, there were over a million and
quarter of dollars in the treasury.
That party has had charge Of affairs
Just two years now and statement
Just issued shows that there are but
1886. S37. 81 in the treasury, some OF
which can not be touched. with $685.
1871. SO Of outstanding warrants to be
paid, leaving a net deficit of S6Ol.-
25s 81. This is most discreditable
showing. We do not inquire, "who got
the money ?" as has been inquired for
several years. because we do not think
that any of il has been stolen. We
simply call attention to the fact in or
der to show that the republicans are in
capable of giving the State an econom
zeal management Of its fiscal affairs and
the necessity of return to democratic
principles.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1909-12-10
The Kings Mountain Revival.

The most remarkable revival we
have ever known in Kings Mountain
closed on Sunday night, Nov. Is, after
three weeks of the best preaching and
singing it has ever been our lot to hear
The services were conducted at the
Christian church by Rev. W. X. Gum
ton and wife, non sectarian evangellsts.
The deep interest at the beginning IN
creased until many we're turned away
from the church for want of room.
While there were a number of CONVEX
sons and reclamations, the strongest
efforts were directed toward the church
members, many of whom were induced
TO confess faults one to another and
pray one for another. In addition to
the many reservations and reconcilia-
tons. we now have cottage prayer
meeting and increased attendance at
church, prayer meeting and Sunday
schools and more Bible reading and Sc
rious thinking than ever. We think
Brother and Sister Quinton are among
the most consecrated christians we
have ever met, and we know they left
our village on higher plain of think
ing and living. q. A. W.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1909-12-10
HUSTONvILLE.

ID. s. Carpenter bought at a fancy
price Of b. B. King the great mule
Jack. "Peyton"
Myers & Vaughan shipped to Cincin-
natl a car Of hogs and cattle at 8 to &c
and to &c respectively.
The ladies of the Presbyterian church
will hold their annual bazaar Saturday
at the Wheeler fats. Don't fail to at
tend.
w. H. Lair has closed deal for the
Morse lot on Main street and will build
n nice business house on II in the near
Iture.
Charles Baker, OF Lexington, will be
here Monday to buy all the unsold to-
bacco in this section. Options on half
million pounds have been secured for
him.
A. J. Adams has bought the lot ad-
joining Adams Bros. drug store that
belonged to Rev. Mills. Mr.. Adams
will erect nice business house on it in
the Spring.
Howard Camnitz has gone TO Cuba
to play series Of 10 games Of base
ball Col. John IA. Morris. the noted
thoroughbred owner, Is the guest of
T. L. Carpenter.
The item about the bad bridge had
the desired effect. The new ones are
much better than the old ones and have
a good gravel rise instead Of a four
inch jump-up to get on them.
A few weeks ago Miss Annie Routen
gave Bradfordsville friend cat. Last
week Miss Routen received letter
from her friend saying the cat had dis
appeared. Two days later the feline
made its appearance at the Routen
home. having made the distance of 25
miles.
The Carroll Comedy Company carry
ing IL people and special scenery. will
appear at Alcorn's Opera House the
week Of Dec. l3 The company comes
highly recommended. A change of pro-
gram will be given each night and all
at popular prices in order TO ill the
house each night.
Two calls for Lars bloodhounds at
the same time Saturday necessitated
them being separated. The one taken
to Junction City told the tale" salts
factorily to the caller The other went
to Stanford. Marshall Lair is meeting
with success in the training OF three
pups to trail horses.
VIM. Playhouse. who has been at
tending State University. has accepted
a position with a mining company at
Haldon, w. Va. A 10 pound clerk has
arrived at the home Of George HUM
and he is the happiest man in Ken
lucky. DR.. Alcorn was in Cincinnati
this week to see the Cincinnati South
ern officials on matters of Importance
to our city and the West End generally.
Miss Frances Cooper was the guest of
Miss Edna Camniiz.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1909-12-10
NEWS NOTES.

The Jury in the case Of ". Clay
Pierce, charged with false swearing,
returned a verdict of not guilty at Aus
tin, Texas.
DR.. Loren ID. DOGGY and his wife
we're both held by the eoroner's jury at
st. Louis for alleged poisoning Of Will
liam J. Erder, who died last month.
The Norfolk and Southern railway
property was bid in at Norfolk, Va,
for So. 500, 600 by Rathbone Gardner. Of
New York, in the name Of the Norfolk
and Southern organization committee.
The recent Standard Oil decision in
the Federal courts Is said to have
caused a change in the plans Of the PR
posed copper merger and there may he
some delay in effecting the combina-
ton.
The first annual message OF Presi-
ident Taft was delivered TO Congress.
Ii was presented to both Houses by As
sistant Secretary Latta and in both
Houses was received shortly after IL
o'clock.
Before an audience of distinguished
surgeons in New York. Prof. Thomas
Jonnesco, the Roumanian scientist.
demonstrated that painless operations
could be performed upon patients while
they remain conscious.
John Drew, the actor. was thrown
from his horse while riding with his
daughter on the bride path in Central
Park, New York. and seriously injur-
ed. The horse trampled on the actor
as he lay on the ground.
That the Controller Of the Currency is
an agent Of the Government with power
to examine into the affairs Of national
banks was decided in favor Of the Gov
eminent by the Supreme Court of the
United States in the case Of the United
States vs.. John A. Corbett and others.
The Southern Commercial Congress,
which convened at Washington for a
three days session. has two objects
10 uahNtu NltaEtt otiA hhS"'NNtN
throughout the whole South and to
compel the balance Of the United States
and Of the world to set a correct valua-
ton upon the South as a region Of OPP
portunity.
The Supreme court Of the United
States granted the petition for a writ
Of certiorari in the contempt cases Of
Samuel Gompers. Frank Morrison and
John Mitchell. officers of the American
Federation Of Labor. The effect Of the
decision will be to bring the entire re-
cord in the Bucks Stove and Range
case into the supreme court for review.
That there has been careful seruti-
ny of the estimates Of appropriations
for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1911.
is shown by the figures submitted to
the House Of Representatives by Secre-
tary Of the Treasury McVeagh. The
grand total of estimates for 1911 is
s7S2. 23s. 075. which is sos. $40. 1903 less
than the appropriations for the current
faral war