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The Prescott daily news., 1910-11-01
Historical Sketch Os Sutton High School

historical Sketch OS Sutton hieh School.
 Recognizing the need of a High School, the people of Sutton, at once in the year 1908. began working toward that point Several of the small districts consolidated and formed one large district and then began the work of raising the money, and preparing to erect a school build ing which was soon accomplished by the people of Sutton and by the special assistance of some whose work is so highly appreci- ated by the people of this place.
 The School Board soon em- ployed Prof. $. H. Davidson of Waco University for Principal aud Miss Hattie Mae Blake of Prescott to assist. The school opened the first Monday in Oct, 1908 with about 100 pupils, and did well. A Literary Society was organized with Lilborn Galloway, as President which done some good work, there was also in terest taken in atheltics, a "Baske Team"being orga- nized, which played games with Emmet, and Hope, teams win hing every game they played. School did well even till the last, giviug two Programs at the end of school.
 Now everybody seems to be looking toward to the next term of school, the School Board se- cured the services of Prof. J. E. Martin of Austin Ark, for prin- cipal' Miss Blake again for an assistant, and realizing the need of another teacher employed Miss Carl Thompson of Bodcaw for third teacher.
 School opened with about no pupils, and did some fine work during which time a Literary Society was organized with Bernard Erwin President, do ing good work, giving several special programs in order to get money to buy books for library A Basket Ball Team" was also organized playing games with Emmet, Prescott, Hope, Stamps, and Little Rock teams losing only three games the entire season, and also played for the state championship, in which they won fourth prize. School did fine turning out the first graduating class which was com posed of, Misses Ruth Sutton and Alice Hannah, Messers Lil- born Galloway, Walter Scott and Bernard Erwin.
 Now therc is brighter pros poets for a school than ever. Prof. J. M. Thomas of Emmet, being employed for principal, Miss Hale, of Prescott, and Miss Ruth Sutton,o Sutton, for assistants School opened with about 125 pupils. A Literary Society was organized, also a Basket Ball Team ''and school is doing fine, with prospects still better.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-11-01

to run special excursions and reduced round-trip rates, so that every body who so desires may take advantage of their op. portunity to visit this world re- nowned exhibition.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-11-01

District, embracing the counties Chicot, Ashley, Bradley, Calhoun, Ouachita, Union, Layfay yette Columbia, Hampstead, Clark and Nevada, to turn out to the polls on Tuesday, November 8, and support the democratic candidate Mr. w. $. Goodwin of Bradley county.
 The November election will be one of the most important held for the past twenty years and never has the outlook been brighter for democratic triumph. The republican party throughout the country is divided, and as democrats have predicted for a quater of century the republic ans have fallen out among them selves over the greatest of all question that has ever confront. ed any people-the question of taxation or, as com nonly known in thiscountry the tariff question. The great west is republican on ly in name. It is democratic in sentiment and in truth. Such stalwart republicans as Cum mins' Clapp, LaFollette, Bever idge, Bristow and many others are in open revolt against the Taft administration and theslead ership of such men as Aldrich Cannon and the high prices..of protection generally. Not only in the halls of. Congress, but up- on the hust stings dozens of men who helped to make the republi can party have denounced it in the most unqualified terms and are a unit with the democrats in the reforms of the day. Demo- cracy has ever stood against the encrOachments of the rights of the people as made by the tariff barons and the exceeding high cost of living of recent years is an evidence of the truth of demo cratic predictions for the past quater of a century.
 Republicans promised to low CT the tariff, but the Payne-Al- drich bill revised it upward and still they are claming recognition before an outraged people.
 Three or four congressional elections were held last spring in the republican strongholds of the north and east to supply vacancies in the lower house of Congress and in every instance democratic candidates were overwhelmingly elected in dis tricts that had never gone demo- cratic before. Every voter re- member how the democrats whipped the republicans to a standstill in the State of Maine in the September election, electing democratic Governor, two Congressmen out of four, and came within few votes of electing all four Congressmen, and with a legislature over whemingly democratic which will send to the next Senate a democrat to take the place of Eugene Hale, one of the bosses of the republican Senate for the past thirty years and stand batter of the first water. Over sixty years have passed since Maine had gone democratic be fore.
 l The outlook is that the demo crats will not only control tht next Congress, but that Nev
The Prescott daily news., 1910-11-01

Little Rock and return $3.9O account Annual Convention Uni ted Daughters of the Confeder. acy. On sale Nov. 7th and 8th. Good for returning Nov. 18th. A. B. Oliphint, Agt.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-11-01
Reduced Rates

Texarkana and return. Ac. count, Buffalo Bills Show, $1.95. On sale Nov 16. Good for return Nov IF.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-11-01

Little Rock and return, $3.9O. Account Annual Convention Uni ted Daughters of the Confeder. acy. On sale Nov 2 and 8th. Good for return Nov 12th.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-11-01
ED HOG

Sheriff Nevada County.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-03-18

ron Der @abrbeit Stpeifeln mir niht,
uber ipioer Die Wabrbeit sei9ab es
bod, baB Ou 0einen Sbptus in einen
norobeutihen Sidtenipalb bineinpins
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H0r9ler, fr61li6 iein Glas i9tpins
genO, nSinrid gutetOps ritte gngels
ioaen le6en. unb 8einbolo Wintrops
ipeiber Gngel ba,eben! !Sp4-boa-
bpd!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-03-18
etlt uno Der Ssitunssmann.

Der unldngit %perftorbene 8unbess
fenator @eit BON Mihouri mar ben
s3eitunssleuten penis bolb seiinnt,
trobbem tpobl felten elm Mann, Der 10
LANCE i'm Dffentlihen 2eben ausebradt,
10 gut BON Der 8reHe i'm Iusemeinen
bebanbelt noroen lit, tpie Der MiKouz
rier Senator. Ser aorreiponbent zines
Heip Yorfer 8ldttes fam tpGbrenb Der
Cartilage BON 1894 i'm aapitol gu
Waibineton. .. g., auf i'm gu. ols er
ben &orrioor gum Glepator binabeina,
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paar Mtnuten ll%nterreoung. vWie
f0nnen sic ii9 unteriteben MIDI ipie
elm Wsgelaserer a%baufansen9" fdnauate
@eit i'm on. sd bin bon meinem
Blatte beauftrast iporben, Sic nm
einise Oinse gu frassn." ertuiberte Der
Correspondent. nunb ih bebaure sic
gu beldftisen, aber id bin eebaIten, bic
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fibren"-.Sis tperben bafir bssabfr,
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fppnbent bejabte. r@ber ib perbe nidt
bafir beaablt. Sbnen gu a%ntporten, "
tnurrte Der Senator biifis uno elite bon
bannen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-03-18
Asine Qualification.

gu benz Regierungsprd iioeuten elmer
mitteloeuti6cn, Stabt fam zines i9Dz
men Sases Elm @eridtsreferenoar, Der
bon benz gliibenben WunIfe bsieelt
mar, our Regieruns iibsrautreten. 90
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tonne es ni6t fe9len, unb iub iiA i'm
Geiite NIT pffenen Nrmen empfansen.
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baber benz priifenben Bid bes ssitrens
gen Ssrrn YrGlibenten Stanb unb be-
mertte nit @enugtbuung, bab Der erite
ginbrud, ben bieIer bon ietner perlon
empfing, unpertennbar siinitissr Naz
tur mar. limb nun entfpann ii9 fol-
senoer Sidlog: Isle iinb BON Qloel9"
-nS9 bebaure iebr, 9err prdi ioent."
-.Iber Sic fino bod Reierpepffi=
Sier?"-nWegen zines unbebeutenoen
tOrperliden Seblers bin i'd leiber freiz
sefommen, Serr prdiibent. "-nOas lit
fhaoe! 9o6 Sie baben jebenfals
einem ituoentiiGen aorps onsebort?"
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tpeien, 9err prdiioent. "-uNa. bann
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beutenoss 8ermDeen? sd lebe in
gang bebasli9en 8erbdltniHen. Serr
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benn ba iiberbaupt bel uns?" Spra6's
unb entlieb ben perblifften 8ittitener
in @naben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-03-18

eniiet baponeeiprnngen mar. bob Ell
ner ieiner Mitidiiler Die Sano. -
.Mitn, mas giebt es, Sdul5e?" frag.
te ser Sebrer. = nMiiuer's Sdipe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-03-18

\ Mnnonce. - Welder goelben-
fenoe ihenft ooer leibt einem ormen
@ettler, Der BON ieinem 1erional
fortseiest betrosen miro, einige &C.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-03-18

Ger eIiidIihe MILLER. =
Gin gerliner 2ebrer ianote einen
Shiiler, ser ibnn ersiblt batte, Dob
Ieinc Sdtpeiter on ben Maiern ct.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-03-18

bralid)te. aber gut iu~nftionirenoe
Gontrolfoiien? aoreiien erbeten ilil-
ter .@roBbetrieb", Sauptpoit.
@emutblih. - Souriit: Sic,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-03-18

frollft lei. nit Der @eiiune na6
SauIe, nidt cher pieoer sur Sd)ule
SIT fommelt, bis feline Shweiter ge-
Juno iei. as ser &leine i%eelenper.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-03-18

tier, bie Sic Moiern bat, 1pobnt lit
Holen. SER 2ebrer!"
Gin gut Beginner gibt ein reides
Soften.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-03-18

i) m0d,te moreen iriib uni 4 llbr
a%ufitebenl" - Sausfnedt: .Sa, Dos
madt nihts, % Ieaen g bait 3
Srinfgelo auf's Mahtfaltl."
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-09-28
the OLD GUARD DIES HARD

.HE oLD GUARD dies hard but IT dies. Wh
I'll the New York state convention has yet to ex
press itself as these lines being written 1t 4
~ assured that progressive Rcpublcanifm VIII uI
lmph in that contest Just az 1t has rumphcd everywhere
sincere leaders were at the front
The oycs of the Nation Saratoga, This means
that the between Colonel Roosevelt and the old
guard national in It's scope II s true that the
convention s state AFFAIR having o. do with state is
sues only But the old guard unhcodlul Of the popular
mind ar party necessities chose 10 make the issue one
mat had rational bearing, And Saratoga must he
settled whether the Republican party rs to be progressive
aud thus victorious In the political battles Of the future
or rcacronaB, boss ridden and ohrscncd Tor defeat
II be- the confident bclc Of this paper that in the news
columns this morning viii appear the story of progressive
Ropublcuulgms' greatest uumph-lts defeat the old
losses of Sew YORK state politics It confidently be-
Ic,cs that the columns viii tell the story of Colonel
I.ooscyclts complete triumph, his election temporary
chairman Of the convention ana carry his speech and
most salient points of the platform adopted.
aud It this Is the result then the light within the
Republican party s aud the rank ana file Of the or
gnnluon which IL submoy grand IN ~, traditions and
historical achievements viii have demonstrated to the
entire civilized world that virtue ana morality gtiu doml-
mates the party that into existence with virtue and
n oraU for It's chief issue,
Beaten in New York where they had every advantage
the old guard viii hardly care to make another and
further stand The prcpondcrant majority Of followers
they have thus TAR held viii desert them and yield allie
glance to ,ho unqucsioucd viii Of the rank ana nlc
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-09-28
rAHTIsANsnIP ny STATUTE

El TH the broadsIdc Of general objections the con
IIMI sututlon the World has no sympathy The con.
IIU sututon OF Oklahoma Is grand many respects;
49, in other respects II is miserable. Let US fair
with ourselves and others We can accomplish nothing
without Because the opposition the constitu-
ton way Iusthcy objections It unless the obJee.
tion itself logical and win bear the reason.
All Of this Is preparatory to saying that in making
p6rtisanshp compulsory In this the constitution
makers did very unwise thing It Is "A fact uncontro-
Vcrtcd and uncontroy oycrabc. that the commission plan
municipal government has it' very greatest strength
In the nonpartsan idea nscparnby connected with It,
Mess city commission is nonpartsan then the com
theory is not the in practice that It should
lo We know that there many very excellent people
who agree with this statement but 1t borne out
by the record everywhere.
In Des Moincs the commission plan carries absolute
tonpartisanship with IT, Party omblcms names are
barred from the ticket In the place every who
desires may announce himself for the primary lie does
individual and a party candidate, The
entire voting population the ticket thus made up
The two candidates for each office receiving the
h ,ghcst number votes are declared the nominees
Again there is but ticket with candidates under
each heading All voters the same ticket and the
high man wing
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-09-28
.slhb,;9 III The Ticklemouse das
EJ/W'H@ and his Seepyland Adventures lI&
Wd1x By R., Rutherford Bale, with Davy and Dody Gll4
The Charge of the White Brigade

CHARGE" roarcd the Kernel Of thd
White Brigade, and Davy saw the
fluffy white morsels rush across the
pepper and hurl themselves upon the
brown popcorns in the corner. Ey-
cry corn in the pepper pulled his
weapon and the air fairly cracked
with pistol shots and savage yells. q,
Bite them, bite them, mcnl" shout
ed the Kernel OF the Browns, and
hurled himself upon Kernel White,
But before the dusky fighters could
recover themselves the lid Of the pop
per flew open and the White Brigade
flew out on the rug, each firing one
last fatal shot at the enemy as hid
went. The Brown Brigade was tod
far gone to follow. Some of thcm
tried to scramble up the wire WALTZ
in pursuit, but one by one they fell
back and lay quiet and still
"And what are you doing, sir?g
asked the Ticklemouse of Willy, who
was scrambing among the fluffy
white popcorns and popping them in
TO his open mouth.
"Why, the Charge of the White
Brigade is over now, Uncle Tick; and
I'm carrying out the last orders Of
Kernel Brown-didn't you hear hini
say TO Bite 'em, bite emf? The bat
ties on in earnest now, and I'm taking
sides with the BrownsW .
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-09-28
THE ARROGANCE or MACHINE POLITICIANS

1HE ARROGANCE Of machine politicians " "m"@
TIT ing In New York whore the Republican STATE
convention Is holding the center of the stage d
~ fight Is ON between the machine bosses ana m'
progressive liberal element of the parry NlIlah'
Barnes a newspaper man Of Albany Is the head OF 'h'
machine while Colonel Roosevelt leads the opposition
Monday evening Mr.. Barnes, while refusing to commit
himself on the otcomc the fight over the temporary
craftsmanship stated openly that eve are going to present
a complete platform to the resolutions committee ana WI"
not submit any resolutions whatever Licked In the
charmanshp fight the old boss system openly acknoWl'
edges that IL viii center ts efforts the platform,
II Is true hat convention platforms have always been
largely prepared in advance and placed before the reso
lutons committee approval But heretofore the IN
tcrests that have written the platform have made some
effort To keep the fact hid. Now the bosses out
in the open acknowledging that hey run things and
telling how
our best guess mat Mr. l}Hrnes platform VIII not
get very far this good year of 1910 The people arc
wise to too many things aud IN particular to he polti'
clans Of the Barnes stripe and kidney.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-09-28
800 REWARD. MOO.

The readers Of this paper will be pleased
to learn that there is at least one dreaded
disease that science has been able TO cure in
Caiarrh Cure is the only positive cure now
known TO the medical fraternity. Catarrh
being q constitutional disease, requires =
constitutional treatment Halls Catarrh
Cure is taken internally, acting directly
upon the blood and mucuous surfaces Of the
system, thereby destroying the foundation Of
the disease and giving the patient strength
by building up the constitution and assisting
nature In doing its work The proprietors
have so much faith in It's curative powers
that they offer One Hundred Dollars for any
case that 1t fails to cure. Send for list OF
testimonials
Address +. ]. CHENEY q CO., Toledo. o.
Sold by all Druggists, Use.
Take Halls Family Pills for constipation
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-09-28
FEMININE ARITHMETIC
.Io.9oosa.s.. .o.o.c.o.o.a.

tBy Archie Martini
When ! was ten and YOU were eight
TWO years between us stood,
We used 60 meet at dady's gate
A stolen kiss was good.
When ! was twenty quite a boy.
You still were my hearts queen;
But grown Of kissing, somewhat coy
For YOU We're quite sixteen.
When | was thirty bronzcd and tall,
with sweethcart's too. In plenty,
/ met you at a city ball:
You told me YOU were twenty
I'm forty now, lit,lc more
Oh, time YOU ruthless bandit
But lou--you're only tweuty-fo1r-
! cannot understand II,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-09-28

This Ia the common commission government
method Of sclc,tmg municipal ofccrs All recognize
this. But it ,uuuo lc adopted Ia oklahoma because
tn, charter cf the utc lasrus putsn,hip on the poo
Pile 1t e true thut independent candidates can AN
ncunce but at ,ho tine the machine can put IT,
candidates ON the ticket and .ull pay the game
And although tNc chatter expressly iorbds 1t in the
last municipal cocou party names were printed ON the
ballot That toIC ,imtcd the last municipal election
and If the charter .iora are worth anything at all
tnat election could I've sct aside in the courts
In the modcru municipal go,crumcnt paruaanshir
has nothing tu dc with H.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-09-28

the ilreF
lie :ullcd a tiny wire box out Of
his pocket and laid il on the rug be-
'oit he CRATE. wish it bigger, Will
w." And in trice the box had grown
!" be almost a foot long, and put
forth 4 lonG branch Ike a handle
'Whg IT'S q corn roppcr" cried
th, twins. "Goody! And we are GO
ign 10 pop couY
The Nous. Vinl,ed AZ Willy as he
poured in pocketfpl Of popcorn.
NO. we're goirs 10 watch a battle
h' smilcd-'the battle Of Pepper
Rur"
Pop or run-thats good, toow
laughed Willy. well, all good sol
ilicrs have to do one or the other,
don't thcyi" And he stood on one
foot and shut one eye
As the kernels grew hotter and hot
lcr and began TO stir uncasily about,
Davy and Dorfy heard faint shouts,
sries, commands--growing louder and
clearer as the Ticklemouse shook the
pepper faster and faster, The nurs-
'ry was fragrant with the delicious
)dor Of parching corn.
Just then Willy Westinghouse
pulled spyglasS out OF his belt and
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-09-28

The greatest lesson man can learn IN life IS to profit
by the experience gained in overcoming opposition a
life is Il failure il II runs along with rough edges to
be smoohcd out Many a man never realizes his real
strength character until hc put face to face with
Obstacles that first sight seemed nsumountablc. Just
as no morse ever won race ON the track Il mover cNcr-
osed just man ever amount to much II he
spends his days hunting soft suaps-Ada News.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-09-28
POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENT.
Vote for
BENJAMIN c. CONNER
Republican Candidate
COUNTY JUDGE.
80 am L." said the Old Bird.

80 am L." said the Old Bird
You won't get in tonight she
declared
But, my dear" eSpostulated hei
husband, 81 have brought home a
boiled lobster and two bottles OF
champagne"
Mrs. Birds head popped in ana
soon she has stumped downstairs and
opened the door
"Il make a hight, dear" she said,
leading the way through the dark
hall toward the dining room
Then she turned on the electric cur
rent and, looking at her spouse,
jrowned.
We'll, she demanded, "where are
the lobster and champagne
Here. my dear said the Old Bird,
and tapped his weskis
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-09-28

Total number Of papers printed and circulated was 2Op 9i
which when divided by twenty n being the number OF issues s"u
month rWes q daily average Of BOiH, - . ,u.,,--
Compsny make a6day that the total number Of copies Of ne
rnss Daily World ptntod circulated for the month ending
wednesday August a. 1910 average Of Soo copies OF
s''u p'Pu ""'' CHAS. Y. DENT
business Manager
Subscribed aud sworn before this 18th day Of s'p'em
""' INV SUSIE L DE COUNTER
Notary Public
Ny rnmmlssnn eanires Mnreh -. 1911