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Sharp County record., 1910-06-10

poultry raisers who will support
. paper which has the nerve to
refuse that money, to enlarge our
subscription'list to Il point where
! the increase in clean farm advcr-
Using will make up for the loss.
| At any rate, we are going to find
out. We will not increase the
subscription price from the usual
rate Of 80 cents a year"
The new paper, which will be
devoted entirely to farm and
Y me topics, excluding all poll
tics and routine news, is located
In the Scimitar building in Mem
'bhis, and has made an arrange"
ment to use that papers presses
for the publication.
" will continue to be the olIl-
.ojal paper Of the Tennessee
Farmers Educational and Co.
Operative Union, that department
being under the charge of Mr.. T.
J. Brooks, former secretary of
the union, and a gifted writer,
Other contributors to the old
Farmers News Scimitar have
COenn retained,
Sharp County record., 1910-06-10

Tho people of Montana are
wanting more woodpeckcrs in
that region, having discovered
that this gaudy bird is the great
est destroyer of worms which
threaten the destruction Of val
liable forests. Heretofore the
woodpecker has been despised
in this country, but if we only
knew the truth about him per-
haps we might have more res
pect for him,
Sharp County record., 1910-06-10
SunilOwer Philosophy.

\ Think of tho Hot Air in every
EoWn that never amounts to any"
lhing!
Never believe more than half
hf the story a man tells on his
opposition.
We all fool ourselves very fre-
4uenuy with the saying: "Peo'
Pie don't notice it,"
Men with Lofty Souls and
lofty Ideals and Ambitions bore
IS nearly as much as drunkards'
It is always cur charity that
covers a multitude Of other poo-
slJ's sins,
TBuojoct for discussion /, at to-
nights meeting Of the Lan6aster
Literary Society: "Do Married
Men Make the Best lIusbands"'
-Atchison (Kas J Globe
Sharp County record., 1910-06-10

Several Little Rock parties
sailed for London u few days
ago where they will purchase
machinery to be used in the op'
GRAFTON of the diamond mines in
Pike county, in which these par
ties are interested, This ma
chinery will be the first of its
kind ever brought to the United
States. Great is Arkansas
Sharp County record., 1910-06-10
Farm Paper Cuts Out Liquor Advertising

Another paper has joined the
ranks Of those which refuse to
print liquor advertising, The
Farmers Weekly News Scimitar
made its appearance June 2 as
The Southern Farm Advocate, Of
Memphis, and it is announced
that liquor advertisements will
not be accepted,
eve have been told that We
can NOT exist without the money
which comes from liquor advor-
Using" said a member Of the
company, "but we believe there
are enough good farmers and
Sharp County record., 1910-06-10
IN THE REALM OF POLITICS.

i y L L
Within the past week two can
II dida tes have announced that
Athey will oppose Jeff Davis for
limited States senator in the next
campaign. Congressman Joe T..
4Rob,nson of Lonoke issues the
#folIoWing statement;
II 81 am d candidate for the
#United States senate to succeed
&Senator Davis. While | do not
Ndesire to begin the campaign at
Nthis timo, | wish to apprlse my
Efrionds throughout the state Of
Nmy intention. make this state
,Eu ent without reservation"
" Following this announcement
&from Congressman Robinson
slIon. S. Brundidge of Searcy,
who was a member Of congress
Sten years, being succeeded by
Sllon. W. A. O.dlield, issued the
&following card:
M 81 see that Congressman Joe
I'm. Robinson has announced for
SUnileu States senator to succeed
Senator Jeff Davis, ! am in the
srace, too, and announced over a
Byear ago. | will meet Mr., Davis,
NCongressman Robinson or any
Bone else in the political battle
bfield and cross swords with them
sat the proper time. My law Of.
Bfice will close seven months be-
gfore the election and will do
$nothing but make speeches and
meet the people Of Arkansas,
Iarisking my future welfare in
Their hands"
f Ills said by the friends OF Gov.
SDonaghey that he will certainly
senter the senatorial race and that
Nhe will probably announce his
.cendidacy within a short time.
S In newspaper interview some
weeks ago Senator Davis said
the more opposition he had the
faNrri5l 'tN0 contest would oe
Sand expressed the belief that he
could "wipe up" the state with
Shis opponents without any very
great amount OF trouble,
SSNThe next senatorial race gives
promise Of being o red hot piece
lof business, and after seeing this
big show it is probable that few
,people will care to remain for the
Ao0n cert.
Sharp County record., 1910-06-10

It's the newspapers duty to
stand by home institutions. But
if all home institutions were like
somo we know Of there wouldn't
be a newspaper on tho face Of
the globe, It's 80,
Sharp County record., 1910-06-10
The Guard is making a vigor-

The Guard is making a vigor-
GUS call upon the people Of
Batesvi!Io to keep down the
weeds about town, Very few
things detract more from the
good appearance Of a town than
u luXuriant growth Of weeds
along the public streets, And
then to think of it, they could be
removed in such q short time.
Sharp County record., 1910-06-10

The foremost and strongest
athlete in Yalo college lives on
milk, bread and fruits, at a cost
of only about ten cents a day,
The high cost Of living isn't
worrying this fellow,
Sharp County record., 1910-06-10

The mail order houses get
business by advertising, but
they wouldn't get 80 much Of it
If local merchants all over the
country would make use Of
printers ink,
Sharp County record., 1910-06-10

A good many papers in this
part Of the state are saying that
Hon, Clay Sloan Of Black Rock
and Hon, II. l.. Ponder of VAL
nut Ridge will probably be in
the next race for congress as op-
ponents Of Congressman W. A.
OldieId, 1t doesn't seem prob
able that both these gentlemen
would make the race and, in
fact, neither has made any def
mite announcement of his candi-
dacy.
Sharp County record., 1910-06-10

There 10 o good deal Of graft
in the UnIted States now or the
newspapers are doing II lot
Of lying, and we prefer to be.
lleye tho llr5t statement Is true,
Sharp County record., 1910-06-10
our STOCK OF DRY GOODS
IS COMPLETE

Wy0u are NOT already a custom"
err OF ours, we can make t 10 your
interest tn fall i'm line. We have
stock OF Mems and Boys Clothing
that win please any one and our
prices viii convince you that you
should buy from as. Let as HNyOU"
wants win honest goods.
Sharp County record., 1910-06-10

-Four teachers have been en-
ployed for the next term Of the
Salem school,
Wylie Dye, hotel keeper Of
Guion, was married recently at
Imboden to Miss Opal Eates,
Lotta restaurant at Newark
was destroyed by fire one day
last week, The loss was 81, GOO,
The Christian ladies' aid society
at lIoXio has bought and paid for
a site for a new Christian church
e, G, Decker is in Jail at Pow.
hatan charged with grand lar
conry and receiving stolen prop
erty.
Dr. w, s, Baldwin of Bates
vile has on exhibition a spcci-
men Of the much talked -oi hook
worm,
Joseph W, Outlaw has been
appointed postmaster at Oil
Trough, vice W. O. Moore, re-
signed.
The Davis Matthews Mcrcan-
tile Company has begun the
erection OF q large business
house at lmboden,
One day last week Arthur Hill
Of lmboden was thrown from his
riding horse, but escaped with
only slight bruises,
Thomas Horn Of CoI'ax, Baxter
county, who is now in his 80th
year, is quite i'll and it is not
thought can recover,
Walter Smith Of Calico Rock,
who went to Little Rock some
time ago 10 have his eyes treated,
nao onulory i5sC nu5 sgo"
",A banana train was wrecked
near Mammoth Spring few
nights ago and nine cars Of ban.
anas were piled in q heap,
e, E, Riopel, late Of Detroit,
Michigan, has accepted the pres
idency Of the Mountain Home
College for the ensuing year.
The Cotter council has passed
an ordinance making it an ollense
punishable by n fine Of So for any
citizen TO fail to pay his dog tax,
c. NJ, Edwards is erecting a
two.story brick business building
at Newark. The uppor story
will be used by The Masonic fra
Jernity,
A fine mare and colt belonging
to Henry East Of Powhatan died
one day lately, lIo bad been Of
lered 5000 for the mare and 500
for the colt,
The Batosyilo team took two
Of three gamos Of baseball play.
ed with tho Argonta team last
week The games were played
nv BNtesyille,
During n windstorm one day
last week lightning struck the
corner Of Baker Bros, store at
Mountain Home, but little dam
age was DONE
Mrs, y, G, Lane, q lady resid'
ing vt Newark, has u very large
collection Of old postage stamps,
Many Of them are Of series issued
before the war,
The Newark school board 10
considering u proposition for the
erection Of u new school building,
the school having outgr0wn the
present building,
Work on Tho now brick school
building at Rayenden Springs Is
progressing rapidly and will be
completed by The time for school
opening n September,
Recently Mrs, Lee Mookin so'
cured q divorce from her husband
in the ohunoory court Of Jackson
Sharp County record., 1910-06-10

One peculiarly Of these re-
turns is that the successful cam
didate lacked 124 votes carrying
his own county and was the only
candidate who failed to get a
majority of the votes cast in his
home county,
Sharp County record., 1910-06-10
TloRtb ERRonsos

county, beginning June 2Sth and
} ending July 2.
During q rain shower a few
days ago lightniog struck n tree
in Judge Cunningham's orchard
at Imboden and tore it to splint-
Ier7, and came near killing some
men and boys who were near by.
The residence of A. Bullard at
Newport was struck by lightning
last week. A ilue was shattered
and the bricks falling down into
the room below broke some fur
uiture. The family escaped in
jury,
The mayor Of Cotter fined Tom
! Turner, an undesirable character,
$40 last week for disturbing the
peace and suspended the pay
mont with the understanding that
| Turner should leave town and
never return,
At Flippin, Baxter county, last
week Austin Wood, the young
man who was shot accidentally
by one Of hSt)ficnds while the
two we're scufntng with a pistol,
died, after suffering for moro
than a week,
Mrs, Anna Holloway, aged "a
years, died suddenly at Black
| Rock one night last week. She
did not complain of feeling badly
when sho retired for the night,
but the next morning relatives
! found her dead in her bed.
The fifth term Of the Calico
Rock school under the principal
ship Of Prof, W, M. Gentry clos"
cd last week. Prof, Gentry has
retired from the schoolroom per-
manently and will devote his
time to The real estate business
7 Frank tenau, who has been in
the sawmil business at Mcohear-
son for several years, has sold
out and moved back to Kansas
! He said one span Of mules for
$500, another for $3.50, and has
been offered $3.50 for another
span.-CaIico Rock Progress.
A unique game Of baseball
was played at Maynard one day
last week. Both mines were
composed Of old citizens, demo-
Gratis on one side and republicans
on the other, II is said scores
were 80 numerous that the scorer
became weary and threw up his
job,
Albert Jackson, l4'year.old
negro boy, convicted in lndo-
pondenco county recently of petit
larceny and sentenced TO seven
months labor on the public
roads, was pardoned last week
by Gov. Donaghey The negro
had served three months Of his
sentence,
y, Y, Googon8 Of Wake, Baxter
county, eloped with the wife Of
3, b, Coliias, who lives in tho
samo neighborhood, a few days
since, The couple took the train
at Norfolk and have not been 10"
Gated, although officers are on tho
search, Besides tho husOan0,
Mrs, Collins deserted two child"
ren,
SoIon Crook, u citizon Of Wal"
nut Ridge, shot and killed n lG"
yoar-old negro boy named Littlo
Que night last week Crook
caught the negro pooring in at
his residence window and fired,
the load Of shot striking him in
tho nook causing almost instant
death, A jury said Crook was
lustidable in the killing,
quite a freak in the way Of q
garden radish was presented Tho
Sharp County record., 1910-06-10

Watson IS one of the brainiest
men in the country today. AS
editor, author, public speaker
and statesman he can hold his
own with all competitors. But
there was no good reason why
he should remain in the populist
party, an organization for years
composed Of fragments Of a once
live power.
Following is the vote cast in
the March primaries for circuit
judge, as announced by the ju-
dicial convention at Hardy re-
Gently:
Sharp County record., 1910-06-10

Thomas l1, Watson Of Georgia
o few days ago announced, in q
public card, his return to the
|domocratio party, For years
|WAtSon has been the aoknowl.
cdged leader Of the populIst par.
|ty. Years ago he served q term
ortwo In congress a5 a democrat,
md was twice aitorward the
|nohinee Of the popuIist party
.ior PRECEDENT, There Is no dis.
Ipuhng The fact that Thomas g.,
Sharp County record., 1910-06-10

fThe announcement comes from
l3St. Louis that former Governor
'Joseph W, Folk Of Missouri will
seek the democratic nomination
|Sfor president in 1912, Friends
Noithe former governor are in-
sdustriously promoting the Folk
boom with all their power In
this connection, it will strike a
Elotof people that Missouri might
n put forth a stronger and better
man for president than Folk
for instance, Champ Clark,
Sharp County record., 1910-06-10

14NNany Of the leading democrats
sofNhe country are Of the opinion
that the republican party will be
ousted from control Of the lower
branch Of congress after the fall
Belections, They point TO the
fact that tho democrats Of all
Bcctions Of the country are stand
Ing together moro solidly and
harmoniously than at any time
gforyears past, while the repub-
licAn party Is torn by insurgency
tnnuohce and thousands Of dis
oQntcnted privates in tho ranks,
R|Hhc Taft administration has sig
nally failed to keep its before.
Ntho' election promises to the poo-
ple and u reputation Of this do
coption would not be at all sur.
pricing,
New-York tribune., 1910-08-31
MORE POLICE FOR C0NEY
Inspector Gets Fifteen Men to
Help Clean Up Resort.

The campaign TO rid Coney Island Of
those elements which have offended de-
cency and aroused the ire of the resorts
leading business men is still on Plans
we're laid last night by Inspector Russell
and Acting Captain Robinson to hold the
ground already gained in the way of re-
form and at the same time to attempt 10
eradicate evils which. though known TO be
present, are not conspicuously So
At the conference last night Inspector
Russell advised the patrolmen TO work in
harmony with him and his men, and see
10 ii that all disorderly women were kept
off the streets. The inspector has fifteen
men with him at the island, whom he
brought down from headquarters. They
were instructed TO cooperate with the
patrolmen in patrolling those streets
where the undesirabIes were won't to con-
gregate.
Special orders were given TO the officers
last night to ferret out the gambling
houses. which the inspector said he had
learned existed. Whenever sufficient evil
dence had been secured by patrolman
the inspector told him it would be his duty
TO write the address of the suspected
place on Il piece of paper, put it in a
sealed envelope and then give it to him.
When asked whether there had been any
warrants issued for excise violations In
spector Russell declined to answer. The
four or five men who were recently as
signed to duty at the island in plain
clothes are still there, and will remain
until John Doe proceedings can be insti-
tuted against them
New-York tribune., 1910-08-31
Of InfereSf to U|O"e"

egg into a small pan, add the yoikS oi
moro q heavy teaspoonful or nour'
+abtesnoonSuIs of fine sugar ana nan
,.,snoonful of vanilla essence bea' ~
,,,Ixture with wooden spoon FOR TWO mn,
,,tes then pour in two gills OF hlliN or
tatf an ounce OF butter Put the pan vi
the fire and stir 1T brfskly with Woooeii
snoon for ten minutes or untii Ee.S
smooth and we'll thckened. Break e'sn,
epgs into an eartFen bowl. add half sii'
of cream. two saItspoonfuis of salt ana
,.b,esnoonful of fine sugar Beat tho
mixture briskIy with fork for two mn
,,tes Heat a tablespoonful of butter III
y irving pan and drop the omelette ih''
IT Whip it with fork for two nlnu'e9'
then let II rest for half minute care
fully spread the other preparation over
the omelette Fold up opposite sides 10
meet in the centre. Lot 1t rest a MN
ute. then turn il on to a hot piatter-
Sprinkle two tablespoonfuls of fne sugar
over It, Glaze the surface with sara
mande- or a redhot shovel The flame OF
a gas stove-the broiling compartment
If turned very low is excellent for glazing
New-York tribune., 1910-08-31
CHINESE GIRLS BEAT MEN
Win Oratorical and Singing
Prizes at Conference.
TBy Telegraph TO The Tribune

Hartford. Conn., Aug 30.-The Chinese
women will no longer be the interiors OF
Chinese men, if the girls sent TO this coun-
try TO be educated are fair representative
of their sisters at homo. IN the Chinese
nratorical contest held here last night under
the auspices of the Chinese Students ALI
ance of the Eastern States Miss Y j.
Chang. of Wells College. won the gold medal
over four young men. Y. {. Yang. of Am
herst. who appeared on the platform for
the first time received honorary mention
Miss :. T. Lok, of Randolph-Macon Col
ieCe received the cup for the best singer
in the Chinese concert this afternoon At
the election this morning Miss Ping Hsia
Hu. of Wellesley. was elected editor in
chief of the Chinese department of The
Chinese Students Monthly
The Chinese Students Club. of the city
of New York. won the kite flying contest,
and the banner embroidered by the Chinese
girls of Wellesley was awarded to this club
Chinese Consul Y. Y. Yang, of New York,
spoke at to-night's dinner. The officers
elected were as follows: President, V Is.
w. Koo. of Columbia University: vice-presi-
dent, L. NJ TIo: English secretary. Y. S.
Tsao: Chinese secretary, c. II. Chu; treas
,Irer. Y. r Tsai: editor In chief Of English
editions of The Chinese Monthly \. J..
Chang: managers, l. y. T Lou and S
c. Il.
John W. Foster. Secretary of State in
President Harrison's Cabinet will address
the conference tomorrow morning.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-31
CARTER MAKES ANSWER
Says Appropriation Was Used to
Exploit Pinchot.

Helena, Mont. Aug. 29.-United States
Senator Thomas R Carter, replying to
cent interview of Clifford Pinchot, tonight
made this statement:
Mr. Clifford Finchot has rushed into
print to shift responsibility for the distress
ing forest fires that have devastated so
much of the Western country.
He says that Hepburn, Mondel and
Carter are responsible because they opposed
appropriations for forest protection. The
fact is that the gentlemen named opposed
the misapplication of the funds appropri
ated for forest protection. Reductions in
appropriations were never urged except to
moneys being applied by Mr.. Pnchot TO
purposes apart from forest protection.
The records of the Office over which Mr..
Pinchot presided will show that of the Con
gressional appropriations since 1896 only
S1,795 900 was used for Improvement of the
national forests whereas the extra ordinary
sum of $19923. .060 was used for general
expenses.
"It will be perceived that about so per
cent of all the money appropriated was used
for general expenses. including the payment
of lecturers the payment of editorial writer's
and reporters. the maintenance of a bureau
of publicity and the general exploitation of
Mr. Pinchot and his absurd campaign for
the Presidency of the United States"
New-York tribune., 1910-08-31
ROCKEFELLER TO SEE SHOW
Will Be Boxholder at Annual
Westchester County Fair.

II was reported at White Plains yester-
day that John D. Rockefeller, who owns
q large property at Pocantico Hills, West
chester County. will be one of the box
holders at the annual Westchester County
fair and horse show, which opens on the
White Plains fair grounds on September
L. and viii continue throughout The week.
Mr. Rockefeller has never been a patron
of the Westchester show, but this year 1t
is said that he is going to see the fair.
The fair this year promises to be bigger
and better than ever before There will
be a poultry and pigeon show under the
auspices of the WestCne= Fanciers'
Club. OF which Claude - LlGeIt ton is the
president and Paul ". Doll, secretary. IN
the cattle and agricultural departments
the millionaire amateur farmers Will COM
pete against their poorer neighbors, and
the competition will doubt be keen.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-31
FOOLS AND DEVILS.

InooIs and devils are the very latest thlne
in chess and bridge whist favors. There
are, laughing fools on their backs, kicking
r1p their heels TO form a hollow apron that
one. may drop hairpins into or cigarette
ashes. according to ones need Individual
conf ections may be served in the laps ot
the az recunbent fools Or in the boxes thar
some of them are huggius, and the pufter
cut hool sugar jars with head that lifts OF
are just the thing for ices. Fools to-
luck IS an old saw in whist. 50 they arc
very appropriate, but not less so than the
devils which sprawl upon spade and heart
and diamond shaped pin and ash trays-
These, as recent bridge hostess re-
markell are gentle reminders to people
that Il tey are all IN game for fun. and
they are not 10 play like devils. nor Sst
into a devil of a temper.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-31
COURT NO DETECTIVE AGENCY
Justice Denies Motion Which, He Says,
Was Not Made in Good Faith.

Justice Bischof. in a decision which he
rendered yesterday, resented what lie said
Nas an effort ia obtain the courts aid
for the purpose of purely detective eX-
petition.
The decision in the much COM
pIicated divorce suit brought by John Alley
Parker. a broker. His wife has a counter
suit pending. Mrs. Parker asked the court
for an additional allowance TO enable her
to send TO Europe to interrosate witnesses
who were TO be examined in the interest Of
her husband In denying the motion Jus
tico BiSchoff said:
That this motion for a commission to
take testimony is not made In good faith il
apparent The commission is obviously
sought. not as a means of securing the
presence of evidence OF which the de
fendant has knowledge but rather
means of making search for evidence. The
record is impressive of attempt to Sc
cure the courts aid for the purpose of
purely detective exploration.