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Sharp County record., 1910-06-24


For Surveyor
CLEO C. PRICE.
Tuesday was the longest day
of the year.
John +. Howell Of Lavo Creek
township was a visitor to town
Monday.
W. M. Collins was confined to
his home by illness several days
this week.
Judge w. II, Kelley held pro-
bate court at Hardy three days
this week,
V. b. Parsley Of BIG Rock
township has our thanks for u
dollar on subscription.
Jas. Brummitt Of Newburg,
Tho hustling grocery drummer,
was here a few days since.
Il, II, Spurlock Of Strawberry
township is a new paid.n'ad.
vance reader Of the Record
ID. Matheny, an attorney Of
BatesviIle, was hero this week
looking after some legal busi-
ness.
A, d. Sauls, a good citizen Of
Big Rock township, was looking
after some business matters here
Saturday.
Judge j, W, Smith went to
Sidney Saturday and spent two
or three days with relatives and
old friends,
James II, MoCalcb left Mon.
day for Batesville, whore no will
spend The week with his brother,
Judg9 John b, MoCaleb,
Says the Hardy Herald; Last
week lightning struck and killed
n team Of work horsea belonging
to j, A. Justus of near l'risbeo,
The BatesyilIo District Con-
ference, NJ, 4, Church South,
will convene at Cave City July
Oh for q session Of several days,
Miss Annie Wilson left Monday
for Fayetteville to visit her
brother, j, NJ, Wilson, and to be
present at his marriage on June
80,
Tho third quarterly conference
for the Evening Shade Station
will be held July 2"3 by presid.
Ing Elder A, r, Galloway Of
BNtesvile,
Miss Lillian Woods, who held
n position in ono Of tho Little
Rock public schools for several
months past, returnod home a
few days oRo,
In tho tonohora' examination
hold hero Thursday and Friday
Of laat week there woro % applir
eanta for license before County
Examiner Shaver.
Tho Record printed bills this
week announcing n picnic at
Cave City July q This i9 Cave
City'g 20th annual picnic and
preparations arc being made for
big time,
Chamborlain's Stomach and
Liver Tablets viii brace up the
nerves, bani9h sick headache,
prevent dependency and myig"
crate the whole system, Sold by.
Snow Drug Co,
Sharp County record., 1910-06-24

News was received in Evening
Shade several days ago Of the
death Of Mrs, o. i. Meeks at
her home at Alamogordo, New
Mexico, following an operation
by physician for appendicitis,
Mrs, Meeks was the daughter Of
p, }. Young Of this place and
had many friends hero, She
is survived by the husband and a
young son who, with the other
relatives, have the eympathy of
friends in their great bereayn.
ment, R
Sharp County record., 1910-06-24

The body Of William A, WiIce
was brought to Sidney and bur'
led in the cemetery at that place
Saturday MIR, WiIoa died a few
days before at Wellington, Tex.
as, whore ho was making his
homo with his daughter, Mrh
IL, Y, Num- lie lacked only
about two monthe being 81 ycars
Of ago, llie long life was filled
with good decide and he had tie
and cetoom Of a wide cir.
ele Of agquaintances The death
Of thla venerable old man follow
cd shortly after that Of hte con,
~ u, NilQs at Lakewood, New
Mex,
Sharp County record., 1910-06-24
LOCAL NEWS.
DEMOCRATIC Ticket.

For Governor
GEORGE W. DONAGHEY.
For Secretary Of State
EARLE W. HODGES.
For State Auditor
JOHN X. JOBE,
For State Treasurer
JOHN w. CROCKETT
For Agricultural Commissioner
FRED Il. PHILLIPS.
For State Land Commissioner
REUBEN c. DYE.
For Supt. of Public Instruction.
GEORGE b. COOK.
For Associate Justice
WILLIAM KIRBY.
For Congress
WILLIAM a. OLDFIELD.
Eor Railroad Commissioner
GEORGE ". BELLAMY.
For Prosecuting Attorney
CHARLES L. ELMORE.
For Representative
WALTER II. HOLT
or County Judge
J. ALLEN GAY.
For Clerk
JAMES NJ. SIMPSON.
For sheriff
WAYNE W. BRlSTOW.
For Treasurer
JOHN w. THOMPSON.
For Assessor
WILLIAM L. SMITH.
For Surveyor
CLEO C. PRICE.
Sharp County record., 1910-06-24
SHERIFF'S SALE
UNDER EXECUTION,

liy yhtue Of an execution Issued from the office
OF the Cler, Of the ClreuiD Court for the South.
ern Dhficl Of sharp County, Arkansas on the
18th day Of May, DUlO, directed to tie under.
Aligned sheriff OF sharp County, ArkanaUa said
execution being isaued In the cause Of Beale
Doyle Dry Goods Co., plaintiff AGAINST j, A, Lac
man. W. T. Horn, W. N. Barnett and j, II, Nor.
guh, defendants theundersiFned, HB such Sheriff,
has levied upon and will sell at public auction to
the highest bidder. ON credit Of three months at
thetouJh h5nt door Of the court house IN the
town of Evening Shade, Sharp County Artansat
on
Saturday, July 10, l0lo
between the hours for execution sales, the FOL.
lowing described real estate situate In the Southa
cn District OF Sharp County Arkunsaa, Doswtu
Part Of the northeast quarter Of the southwest
quarter, % ucres, pr reyJon 10, IN township lj
uouh, rWlHe v,8L levied upon us the property
of the defendant w. n, Barnett and lot
No. % In bloc, numbered 4, In puhle Square, town
of Cave CITY, to anuslN said execution amounting
to -FOUR hundred and thrly.two dolmis and eiN.
teen cents, and COSTS
Given under my hand lbla lBt day of June, lOlo
W. O, SMITH sheriff,
Sharp County Arkansas
Sharp County record., 1910-06-24

Entered at the PostoGicc at Evening Shade. Ark,
as sccond-class matter.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-07-25
END Of GRAND TRUNK STRIKE Is
IN SIGHT, OFFICIALS DECLARE

moving and that he could band1o tho
situation.
Train Wrecked.
"IIhamantlc, Cam, July 25.-The first
OF three freight trains to be RIM oyer
CentraI Vermont railroad out of
Nv LONDON since the strike began
onuay' was wrecked here Sunday by
coh,,I.e INTO an open switch Fireman
i'~e sustained a broken hip.
Strikers Cause Riots
scranton, Pa, July 25-During a riot
a Caroondale tonight betwe cen strilya
breakers and striking section hand. IF
the delaware and Hudson railroad ona
man was shot.
Inc men at work were attacked nv
me strikers, majority of whom arc
Itallans, and fully 300 shots were sx1
changed one Of them striking James
T,ccohe' probably injuring him fatally
aOe ponce are under arrest
Many Wrecks I'm a Day
franklin, Pa, July 25.-It was ~off
agih, on agin, Finnegan," Sunday on
the FRANKLIN branch of the Lake Sbora
abroad -Four trains were wrecked ana
i've men were hurt, one PERTAINS fatally
iSt' Westbound freight smashed
me'o on into a double header. pilinp nm
ehslnes and seven cars A wreck
ram rushing from Ashtabula- q iunon
Gu me track near jamestown and NC
uIeGheo. Ihree locomotives coupled TO-
ge'ner running TO the telegraph officers
toI orders coIided near the roundhousa
mere with another engine, the Iocomoo
i've being demolished and the Others
oadly damaged William Dive. of Ash
taDula' engineer of the wrecked trein
was seriously injured. Four other an,
sineers were hurt, but not seriously.
Freight Cars Burned.
cleveland, O., July e5.-Two SCORE
Lrelght cars with their contents and the
Big Four freight transfer at Lyndale.
loss is 100000. ''o
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-07-25
THREE VOTES THAT
WERE NEVER VOTED
How Brotherinlaw of Ring
Manager Got a Ring
Worker Out of Way.

This is TO be the story of friendly
family feud, also of a joy ride which
was not a JOY ride Van Wilson Is
brotherinlaw of Adrian Pool and vice
versa. Pool was campaign manager and
general rustler for the ring gang
Van had no sympathy with the ringS
and was openly for the op-
potition Saturday evening an hour
before the polls closed, Wilson drove
down to the Democratic headquarters
in fis red touring car. DR.. l. j. Bush.
one of the big chiefs of the ring
organization. was comforting with Pool
about the 18th hour voters Adrian told
DR.. L J. where he could get three votes
if he would go after them. Dr. went.
He climbed into Wilson's machine and
Van turned on the juice. But instead
of going in the direction of the three
prospective votes, the red car hit up
in the direction of the rounty road and
Ysleta. The speed ordinance was vio-
lated and DR.. Bush was unable to get
out of the car. He rode until o'clock
and the polls had closed; then he was
brought back to town and unloaded at
the Democratic headquarters
The ring was shy exactly three
votes when the official count was made
but these were not missed In the final
estimate.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-07-25

Purchasable Element Ruled
Out In Primaries ALI
Voters Had To Read Eng
lish.
POLITICIANS
MADE A KICK

Del Rio, Tex, July 25.-This city is
likely to get itself very much talked
about because of the action of the cleo
ton commissioners at the recent Demo-
cratic primary in carrying out a reso-
luton adopted unanimously by the
Democratic executive committee
Ever since elections have been held
in this border town distinct and large
socalled purchasable vote has been
brought TO the polls and no doubt many
times controlled the situation The rep
resentattve people OF the city have
long Sickened Of such a method and
have attempted time after time to
bring about a more healthy condition,
but until the recent primary no de-
cisive action was ever taken. The
Democrat tic executive committee in pre-
pairing for the primary adopted unani
mously a resolution against permitting
anybody to vote who could not read
and write the English language" SEN
timent from all sides complimented the
committee and not a voice of protest
from q single representative citizen
went up against the resolution.
At the primary the election commits
sioners carried out the resolution to
the letter. but protests from those who
are most active in local politics were
numerous; rulings were flashed on the
commissioners declaring the action IL
legal. and pressure in other ways
brought TO bear The commissioners
were firm and carried out their instruc-
lions and for the first time in the his
tory Of Del Rio, the purchasable. illit-
crate. INDECENT Mexican vote failed to
control the situation.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-07-25
I. II. Rogers
& Co.
1O8-10-12 n. Stanton ST.

come his duty to prOsecu ethe Wig
election officials arrested Saturday by
deputy sheriifs on the charge of violat-
ing the election law, Joe NealOn, nomi-
mated for district attorney, said: II
may have to prosecute some of the
deputies who violated the law by going
into the voting places and taking The
officials away from their duties"
Victor Moore and VOlney NJ Brown
came TO blows at precinct 9, Lamar
school, Saturday.
Election Aftermath.
As an aftermath OF the fifth pre-
cinct brawl Saturday. ]. ]. Murphy.
associate election Judge was assaulted
Monday morning, and two charges
have been filed against Gee McMeans,
a Hall supervisor The more recent
TOW occurred at stanton and San An
tonic streets, Murphy receiving
bruised forehead and dislOcated col
lar
According TO Murphy he was cross
ing the street when bounced upon A.
ter receiving some blows he cIinched
with the assailant. coming out of the
ARRAY with no more serious injuries
than a bloody bruise on his head, and
disarranged neckgear McMeans was
arrested by patrolman Remspear. He
promptly furnished bond and was re-
leased.
As result complaint has been fled
in justice McClintOck's court charging
simple assault, and anOfher in the
county court alleging aggravated as
Sault. the latter based on the charged
assault at the polls IN which Murphy
was uninjured.
Mcdeans is a former private deputy
sheriff. Murphy is a young attorney.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-07-25
Will Put Out At Least Par
tial County Ticket -Pri-
maries Are Held and Dele
gates Named to County
Convention.

The Republicans of the county are
going to have out a county ticket.
They held precinct conventions Sat
urday night, elected delegates to the
county convention and selected precinct
chairmen for the ensuing year.
The Republicans will meet in county
convention Saturday and put out
at least a partial county ticket. They
will also select delegates to the state
convention.
1t is decided that R. +. Mitchell,
present constable, will be nominated
for reelection against Domingo Mon
toya, the Mexican nominated by the
Democrats. An effort is being made to
get Charlie Kline, secretary of the
chamber OF commerce, to run against
Ike Alderete for district clerk.
c. NJ Mckinney, of Clint. is going to
be nominated for county commissioner
from that precinct against ]. J. Perez,
Democratic nominee and present holder
of the place.
To the state convention S. Lapowski
will be one of the delegates and ].
A Smith or 4. L. Sharpe will be the
other, FL Paso county being entitled to
two.
L. S. Goen was reelected county chair
man Saturday night and the following
were elected precinct chairman to con-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-07-25
ABOUT RAILROAD PEOPLE.

J. Mcqueen, G. H. roundhouse fore
man. left for New Orleans Sunday
night on a vacation trip.
Carl Hellerstedt, assistant superinten-
dent of the union station, returned Sat
urday from trip to Amarillo, Roswell
\. NJ, and other places
c. NJ. Wilkerson. commercial agent Of
the Kansas City Southern, with head
quarters at San Antonio. left Sunday
night for that city, after spending sew
eral days in FL Paso.
Frank Appel, G. H. switchman, ac-
companied by his family, left Sunday
for San Francisco. where Mr. Appel will
spend his vacation of thirty days
G. S. Waid, superintendent of the Ell
Paso division of the G.. H, returned Sat
urday night from Los Angeles, to which
place he accompanied Mrs. Waid. who
will remain there for few weeks recu-
perating from an attack of typhoid.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-07-25
CAMPBELL To URGE LIQUOR LEG|sLl-
TON BY THE LEGISLATURE At ONCE

anything else. The business interests
OF the United States never awaited more
eagerly the message of the president of
the United States than do the legisla-
tors what governor Campbell will have
to say.
The general impression seems TO be
that the senatorial bee is buzzing
around in the governors bonnet in an
active way and that he will ATTEMPT
to make his actions during the present
legislature the means of elevatino him
10 that position at the expense of Unit
ed States senator Joseph W Railev
Bailey's friends are aware of this and
that will result in the Bailey question
being kept more or less prominently in
the 'front.' during the entire session
For Mining Law
Among the new matters to be submit
ted this week by the governor will I'M
doubtedly be the matter of a new min
ing law as suggested by commissioner
of the land office Robson This law is
favored by nearly all of the legislators
and would be passed with very little
debate The general cOncensus of opin-
ion is that mining development all over
the state is being hampered by the
present laws in regard to minerals of
the state school land.
State senator Hudspeth will probably
appear as the champion of this meas
ure also He seems to be developing into
the right hand man of governor Camp
bell. which is rather surprising in view
of the relations existing betW cen them
at the regular session. Senator Huds-
peth is credited with doing more than
any one senator to defeat submission
and In many other instances opposed
the pet measures of Campbell 1t is
possible that the governor and Huds-
peth NAV trOt along together on the
mining and and the insurance law. but
If the governor submits the two cent
fare proposition there will be a break
away Immediately for HudSpeth is al
ligned against that measure.
From now on governor Campbell will
he given a fine opportunity to test the
loyalty OF his friends. It is well
known fact that 1t is "off with the old
and on with the new" with politicians
and now that new governor is in
sight and the power of Campbell is at
least waning it is very doubtful if he
will be able TO sway the legislature in
the future as he has in the past.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-07-25
IMMIGRATION INTO BALTIMOR-
HEA VALLEY SECTION
SwenSOn Land Company Brings in
Large Number-PeopIe Like Base
bail-PecOS to Play Next Sunday.

baIl-PecOS 10 aty
Balmorhea, Texas, July 25.-Immi-
grafton from the northern and eastern
states into Toyah valley has COM
menced with new vigor. after the com
parativeIy dull season of the past few
months The farming communities in
other states have been so extremely
busy with their crops that they have
not had time TO investigate this, the
foremost of all agricultural states in
the union.
No better evidence Of the ingress
into Toyah valley is shown than by
the exceptionally large party of pros
pective buyers which the Swensen
Land company brought into the valley
on Its last excursion. There were two
carloads of them, one car coming from
Kansas, and the other direct from Chi
cago. Both cars were taken out over
the new railroad. which is being built
from Pecos to Balmorhea. The SVEN
sen Land company officials state that
this last excursion was by far the Iarg-
est they have had for a number of
months, and that they are well pleased
with the results of the trip.
One of the best evidences of the
health and general vitality of the in
habitants of BalmOrhea and TOyah val
lev is the vigorous interest which they
manifest in sports of all descriptions
Every Saturday afternoon the baseball
diamond is brought into use, except on
frequent ccasions, of course, when the
Balmorhea nine leaves the city to play
a visiting game Last Saturday the
baseball nine from Barstow made the
trip Of over As miles to Balmorhea.
only to suffer defeat at the hands of
the Balmorhea boys, with a score of
IA TO T. Next Saturday the Balmorhea
boys hope to cross bats with the Pecos
nine
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-07-25
WELL DESERVED
The Praise That Comes From Thankful
FL PasO People
One kidney remedy never fails.

one kidney remedy never fails.
I'll Paso people rely upon it.
That remedy is Doan's Kidney pills
Ell Paso testimony proves it ALWAYS
reliable
F. H. Wieland, 92O Wyoming street
Ell Paso, Texas, says: Il can highly
recommend Doans Kidney Pills. as
found them to live up to the claims
made for them. For a long time I suf-
fered from pain in the small of nv
back, so severe at times that I could
scarcely get about. My kidneys were
also disordered and the secretions be-
came unnatural and too frequent In
passage. Reading about Doan's Kidney
Pills, L thought that they might help
me and l began their use procuring
box at Kelly & POllard's drug store.
They entirely rid me of all my aches
and pains and corrected the difficulty
with the kidney secretions. The fact
that 1 have had no return Of kidney
trouble since, gives me a high opinion
Of Doan's Kidney Pills"
For sale by all dealers Price so
cents. Foster-Milburn Co, Buffalo, New
York, sole agents for the United States.
Remember the name-Doan's-and
take no Other
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-07-25

adopted "Wednesday Is sufficiently pro-
6ressive. =
The name of Nicholas Longworth is
prominently mentioned as compromise
candidate He viii deliver the keynote
speech Tuesday afternoon, ane 1t Is
pointed out that a successfuh effort
would bring him to the fore in case OF
a deadlock
As a majority of the delegates are
unpledged, state leaders are interested
I'm the number of votes which MI Car
field will claim for the ''progresslves.
II * considered that this VIII nave d
direct bearing upon the platform TO be
adopted and hence upon the candidate
for governor Wade Ellis, state chair
man. and a friend of president Taft-
insists on the endorsement Of the Payne
tariff law. The fight Of the progress
eives' thus far has been for an ad-
vanced platform.
George B. Cox. chairman of the ham
ilton county delegation, announced this
morning that congressman Nicholas
I,ongworth would not be candidate
for the gubernatorial nomination under
any circumstances.
-sMr. Longworth will run for congress
and nothing else" said Mr. Cox
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-07-25
G.. II. OFFICIALS
INSPECTING ROAD
Thornwall Fay and W. G..
Van Week Make Motor
Car Tour Over Line

otOheWal Fay, first vice president of
the G. H, and second vice nreetden+ w
G. Van Week arrived in the citv on a
speclaI train, composed of their private
cars sunday morning at o'clock. Later
In the day they went out on the FL
Paso division of the G. H in a motor
car Tor the purpose of inspecting the
line the first official inspection since
lhe MAINTENANCE Of way men went on
A special carrying the officials pri-
a.e cars went out behind the motor
and they will not return TO FL Paso h,,+
viii continue the inspection back TO
Houston.
Inc officials were accompanied on a
trip OF inspection by G. S Waid. super-
lntendent of the Ell Paso division. who
arrived saturday night from Califor-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-07-25
REPUBLICANS MAY RUN CHARLIE k|NNE
AGAINST IKE ALDERETE FOR CLERK

StItute the county executive committee
for the next two years. the men repre-
senting the precincts in consecutive Or
der from one to IA: Tom Thornton. Ed
s Heller, c. c. Kiefer, c. w. Gieger,
S. /. Hughes, ]. T. Roe, J. J Barr f. B.
Stuart, }. H. McBroom, Colonel Lewis,
J. E. Rhein, S. Lapowski, Lew Gasser, L.
q. GaaL For precinct Il, h. CT. Schairer
" as elected. No other precincts reported.
The delegates to the county cOnven-
ton follow:
Precinct No. IL. H. Davis, Thos
Kelly. w. NJ Mccoy. Tom Thornton.
Precinct No Ed L Keller. W. IL.
Fenchler.
Precinct No. &C. c. Kiefer. ]. R.
Strickland.
Precinct No. &C W. Gieger. James H
Brown.
Precinct No. SIS. L Hughes
Precinct No 6-Dr. J. E. Keltner, B.
o. Brattstrom.
Precinct No. u. ]. Barr. W. A Cam
non
Precinct No. 9-F. B. Stuart, U. S.
Goen, Claiborne Adams, NJ B. Davis,
j. S Morrison, ]. L. Shea.
Precinct. No. S-A. H. Anderson, J II.
McBroom, r. A. Whitlock, J. E. Bis
choll. w. s. Valentine.
Precinct No. 10-ColoneI Lewis, R. +.
Mitchell. Horace A. Lay, I. ]. Ayers.
Precinct No. lie w Erl A
krakaueT. A. L. Sharpe, s. Engelking,
J. E. Rhein
Precinct No. PC. A. Kinkel, Horace
B. Stevens, H. d. Slater H L. Hos
kinsOn
Precinct No. .13-Lew Gasser.
Precinct No. IA. NJ Duran. I. G.
Gaal, Antonio Apodaca, Nepunocenio
Garcia.
Precinct No. 17-C. NJ. Mckinney
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-07-25
Believed He Will Take Ac-
tion This Week Special
Session Lacks a Quorum
Monday-Much Work To
Be Done.

Austin. Tex, July 25.-Announcement
was made here today on gooc authority
that governor Campbell viii send a spe-
ciaI message to the legislature this
week recommending important legisla-
ton Of the liquor traffic.
1t is said that representative Tarver
is the author of a bill containing prac-
tically the same quart and five mile
laws, advocated by judge Poindexter
in his campaign which closed Friday
night.
The legislature is not in session this
morning, a quorum having failed to ar
rive Recess was taken until this aft
ernoon. Seventy nine representatives
and Is senators answered roll call.
Baker. of Hood county. will probably
introduce the insurance bill, an admin
istration measure. tomorrow.
Many of the legislators who went
home to vote, returned to Austin Sun
day night. With the primaries out of
the way, there is nothing to prevent the
legislature from getting down TO bust
ness. If matters at its disposal are
TO be got out of the wav in the time
remaining of the special session the
members will have To Work with
will
A number of the new members elected
SATURDAY. to fill vacancies also
arrived and qualified Speaker Mehall
is expected this afternoon or tomorrow
to fill all of the vacancies on the COM
mittees of which there are number
OF important ones.
1t is understood tina. the new insur-
ance law. drawn by state senator HUI
peth, meets with the approval OF the
governor and the legal approval of the
attorney generals department and will
be the administration measure 1t will
go to the proper committees immedi-
ateIy and quick action is expected.
The Governor n Puzzle.
The interest in what the governor
will do continues to be greater than