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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-12-02

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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-12-02

what Old the fellow 90 Who stole
the drpns from the baud wbeB he ssw
me leader consaz With policcmanT
He beat H--esltimsre American.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-12-02

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room 81 .. IN. to occupant 81 the
bed,-B Beg pardon. ar. but tSo mcre
tourists have arrived. Bsve Yen slept
enough.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-12-02

why not set your cap for that
young fellow. Hes single sad well
OF
Yes. he's single, bot he knows he's
well Of
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-12-02

-Mr. honestly never Interrupts oue.
and be Is the bcst listener 7 ever wet
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tines
Arizona republican., 1910-12-27
THE OLD RAG CARPET.

Oh. well remember the home of my girlhood, The sitting room opened on Sunday alone, The big roomy sofa upholstered in hOrsehair, The little old organ so wheezy of tone, The green paper shades that were hung Ut the windows, The round braided rug that was laid at the door, The album. the vases, the white cot ton tidies. And the breadths of rag carpet that covered the floor It was woven not only of linen and woOlen. But with fragments of sorrow and joy and romance; The lavender silk that was worn to a wedding. The figured delaine of a maidens first dance, A baby's pink frock and the weeds of a widow. The blue of the coat that a soldier boy wore knew and I loved every strip that was in it. The dear old rag carpet that covered the floor The good honest carpet. the plain hum ble carpet. The home made rag carpet that cov- cred the floor.
 -Minns Irving
Arizona republican., 1910-12-27
HOLIDAY IN MESA

The business houses Of Mesa ob- served yesterday as a holiday and were not opened. The drug stores were closed from noon until four o'clock
 Jos. Nesbitt took his first degree in Masonry at Oriental lodge Friday night.
 Mrs. L. w Bartholomew left for san Jose Sunday night for an in definite period owing to the serious illness Of her mother. While the exact condition of her mother is un- known at this time, Mrs. Bartholomew had hopes of being able to return to Mesa in time for the opening of school next Monday.
 MT. and Mrs. w. K Bowen spent Christmas in Phoenix.
 Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Walters were Phoenix visitors over Christmas.
 Mrs. P F.. Fuller was reported quite ill yesterday
 The dance last night in the opera house was we'll attended and every one present reported a fine time.
 Miss Doris Robertson is teach ing school at Alma.
Arizona republican., 1910-12-27
MAKING LIFE ROSY.

"Unhappiness is crime" says Mrs. Hodgson Burnett. Light the pink lamp and everything will be rosy"
 That's pretty idea about the pink lamp. I wish I had one right here on my desk this minute.
 It's the only lamp to have in the family. when you come right down to it.
 But once in while, Mrs. Burnett don't you have a mood when vou want to yanll the pink shade off the lamp and look at yourself. and vsur clothes. and your friends, and vour books. and your life as it is. without the shade casting a rosy glow over it all?
 l do. have one right now.
 And it's all about a woman with a Mona Lisa smile.
 She smiles so continuously. my Mona Lisa friend: sometimes do wish shed cry a little or get mad or slam a door or do something real ly human-just for change.
 l told her my troubles a few min utes ago-bad idea telling your trou- bles. People never want to hear them. anyway. Now. what I wanted when l told my troubles was not advice and not consolation. didn't want to be consoled, l wanted sympathy.
Arizona republican., 1910-12-27
THE SIMPLE THUMB TACK.
Which Turns Out to Be, After All, Not
 So Simple as 1t Seems.

The thumb tack may seem to be a very simple thing, and so in fact it is; but at the same time there is more in the thumb tack than you might think. We are likely 10 consider the thumb tack merely as a short. sharp pointed tack with a flat smooth head that we buy at the stationer's with which to fasten down the blOtter on our desk or writing table. and we may be familiar with only one sort such as We always buy: but they are really made in hundreds of varieties and when even at that there is not found just what is wanted they are sometimes made to order
 Thumb Jacks are made of hrass. of steel and with a German silver finish. and in these plain commonly used sorts they are made in various styles and sizes for various purposes fer thumb tacks are not only used in homes and offices to keep down a plotting pad they are used also by artists. engineers. architects. draughtsmen. by many pro fessional people who have occasion to keep papers of one sort and another spread out and secured.
 And then there are thumb tacks with heads enamelled in various cOlOrs, and such tacks as these are made not only of the appropriate color but with the appropriate initial letter on them for colleges and schools. All these various sorts Of thumb tackS are sold for their various more or less familiar uses on desks and tables. and these great numbers of colored thumb tacks are sold for various ornamental uses. in pinning up picture mats and curtains
Arizona republican., 1910-12-27
NEWS NOTES.

Prof. Aver returned from Florence Sunday afternoon and left yesterday for Douglas to take part in the teach CTS institute at that place this week.
 Halbert Miller took an auto party to Granite Reef yesterday.
 Prof John Adams of the Northern Normal is the guests of Prof and Mrs. F. NJ Irish this week.
 Jas and Thos. Goodwin left yester- day morning on a trip to Goldfield and Superior They will be bacl; about the first.
 Tempe will be represented al the institute in Douglas by Profs. Matt hews. Aver and Bolton of the normal and Supt. Scudder of the city schools They will be back January lst
 j. F.. Price is up from Buckeye for the holidays.
Arizona republican., 1910-12-27

wanted my friend to lean across the table and say to me. Why. your your poor soul, what an awful time you are having. How on earth do you stand it all2" And l would have cried into my coffee cup a second or two, and. low. the whole thing would have passed away like snow before the sunsh;ne-Td have cried away all my miseries and been ready to laugh all the rest of the day.
 What did my friend really do?
 She smiled her Mona Lisa smile and said Why do you trouble your heart? These things are all un- real Why grieve yourself over them at all?" And l felt like throwing the sugar bowl at her head. just to show her that there really was something real in the world besides her theories.
 The smile and the rosy shade and the philosophy are the finest things in the world. but. oh. what relief it is to get good and mad once in awhile. say so and be done with it.
 I'd rather a friend of mine would quarrel with me like fish wife than to smile when she felt like saving something that really wouldn't look well in print.
 There's nothing in the world so de lightful as the woman who smiles when her heart is in the smile.
 When it isn't. do you know any thing very much more irritating Winifred Black in Los Angeles EX- amineF
Arizona republican., 1910-12-27
ECLIPSE.

So for the luxury of the flesh. wrap
 1t in fur of fox that il be warm. In the bears coat sheltering it's naked
 ness from storm. Give wine for it's hot veins. fame for it's
 throne, and laughter for it's lips. All ends in one eclipse, Sunshine or snowS, We gain grave, and afterward-God
 knows. Bemoan beside your fire your own par
 ticular fate, that evil wind That blows for you no mercy; think
 till the wearied mind Doth ease itself in tears, CT reason from
 her high throne slips. So ends life in eclipse, However the wind blows. We gain a grave. and afterwards-God
 knows. Dora SigersOn Shorter.
Arizona republican., 1910-12-27
A DAY OF SHOWERS.

Yesterday in Tempe was day of sunshine and showers. The day started off beautifully. warm and pleasant. with the sun shining. To- wards noon it suddenly cloUded up. a cold wind from the southwest was followed by a half hours hard rain. Again the sun came out for a while but about mid-afternOon there was another hard shower with frequent lighter ones during the rest of the afternoon.
Arizona republican., 1910-12-27

and in fastening up drapins and deco rations in ballrooms and dining rooms and for various festal occasions. For all such uses thumb tacks may be found to match the decorations.
 So when you come to ask about thumb tacks the response is very like ly to be surprising. One New York concern in whose business they are a small item carries in stock q thousand gross of thumb tacks, this stock being kept constantly renewed. There are sold in the United States millions of thumb taclis annually-NeN York Sun
Arizona republican., 1910-12-27

TEMPE WILL SHINE
 IN THE TUCSON RACE
The Case Car Left Yesterday on . Trial Trip-Stoddard Dayton
 May Renter.

The Tempe Motor company's Case car with Harry Felt of the company, and w. F. Brong on deck, left yester- day shortly before noon for Tucson To learn the road conditions before entering the race next Sunday. The machine has been stripped for the run and has been put in the finest kind of order for the trial trip. It is anticipated that unless there is an unforeseen accident of some sort, the Case will make d good showing in the race
 Messrs Felt and Brong expected to reach Tucson last evening and will spend this forenoon there going over the speedway, for they expect to en- ter the car in number of the track events as we'll as the road race. If all goes well they will be back some time today though they may remain over day if they can see where they can profit any by so doing. They are going into the road race with the firm intention of winning and are sparing no time or expense in prepar- ation
 IL is quite probable too that the Teeter Bros. Stoddard- Dayton ma chine will also be in the road race, though this has not vet been defi- nitely decided The cars will go through Tempe next Sunday morning between seven and eight o'clock. IL is understood too. that several other Tempe machines will make the trip. not with any plan of taking part in c Inc hrrr F..rs h.
 In this connection the announce ment is made that for the benefit of those who may wish to go by rail. the S. P. has made a special rate of S6.I0 for the round trip. good on Jan uary 1st and 2nd. returning the 3rd. Those making the trip by rail had better take the noon train, arriving in Tucson that same afternoon.
Arizona republican., 1910-12-27
SERVED MANY MEALS.

A large number of Tempe people, instead of having Christmas dinner at home took advantage of the eX ccllent menu advertised by the Casa Loma and had dinner there. There were about Seventy-five meals served between noon and eight o'clock and Proprietor Marsh was warmly con graduated upon the excellence of the dinner and the service.
Arizona republican., 1910-12-27
GAME CALLED OFF.

The baseball game scheduled for yes terday afternoon between the high school and Indians was called off on account of the bad weather. It could not be learned just when the game will be played but there will probab- ly be a re-arrafgement of the series to provide for it some time soon.
Arizona republican., 1910-12-27
moToRED TO GRANITE REEF

H. D. Chandler entertained Mir. and Mrs. GOtt, and Mrs. Gott's sister. Mrs. Jones. who is visiting the Goots this winter, with an auto ride to Granite Reef yesterday. They went well prepared for rain and enjoyed the outing in spite of the shower of crys- tai drops falling from the clouded sky
Arizona republican., 1910-12-27
CHANGE IN AGENTS.

Tempe people will learn with re- gret that Agent Arnold of the local road will leave Tempe soon to ac- cept the position of freight agent in Phoenix. The change being in the nature of a promotion, however. his friends here will be pleased in that respect. IL is understood that F. A. Van Writer. for sometime past the Kinkleman agent. will be assigned
Arizona republican., 1910-12-27
MESA
BALL GAME POSTPONED

The ball game scheduled ror Mon day afternoon between the Mesa High School and the Town of Mesa City team was postponed on account of rain.
 Mayor Palmer. who was 10 have pitched the first game felt greatly disappointed, as this has been his first opportunity in fifteen years or more to get mixed up in a ball game and show his ability on the diamond.
Arizona republican., 1910-12-27
SHOW IN TOWN

The Cowboy. the Indian and the Lady showed last night drawing a fair attendance in spite of the in element weather The show was a good production and the specialties were woThy of note.
Arizona republican., 1910-12-27
NO FOOT BALL GAME.

There was no foot ball game on Christmas day. The game had been billed to he played between the To- cal Mexican team and the Indians from Casa Blanca. The Indians, how ever, failed to put in an appearance.
Arizona republican., 1910-12-27

Wheezing in the lungs indicates that phlegm is Obstructing the air passages. BILLIARDS HOREHOUND SYRUP loosens the phlegm so that it can be coughed up and elected. Price 25c. soc and $1.OO per bottle. Sold by Elvey & Hulett, quality druggists.
Arizona republican., 1910-12-27
6 SOUTH SIDE NEWS

here. The change will be made about the first of the month. MT. Arnold has held the Tempe agency for little over two years and has been capable and obliging official.
Arizona republican., 1910-12-27

When your feet are wet and cold. and your body chilled through and through from exposure. take a big dose of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. bathe your feet in hot water before going to bed. and you are almost certain to ward off a severe cold. For sale by all deal CTS
Arizona republican., 1910-12-27

Dr. Wylie. Mir. and Mrs. Goldwater and son of Phoenix motOred to Mesa yeSterday
Sharp County record., 1910-03-25

In the Newport Evening News,
dated July 7, 1890, many copies
cf which have been brought to
light lately, is an account Of a
republican convention held at
Newport, in Jackson county,
the home county Of II. l.. Rem
mel. The report in this old pa.
per shows that there were only
six white men present in the
convention, the house being FILL
cd with "coal black negroes"
(These are the words used in the
report.) II. l., Remmel was
made chairman Of that conven-
ton Of choice coons, The busi-
ness Of the convention was to
condemn everything democratic
and endorse everything repub-
liean. The Force Bill, than
which a more infamous measure
was never proposed in Congress
O measure to destroy white su-
premacy in the South; n moas.
ure which meant political gu.
premacy for negroes In the
South, was most heartily endors"
ed by this Kennel Niger re-
publican convention.
This is the same II, L, Rem
mel who 10 now chairman of the
State Capitol Commission By
grace Of Gov, Donaghey,
Ex-Gov. Dan W. Jones, now
past 70 years of age, and, by the
way, a warm supporter of Gov,
Donaghey two years ago, has is.
sued d public statement on this
very point. Listen what that
old soldier and statesman says;
"My oountrymen, we had q
hard struggle, a desperate and
deathly struggle to free our state
from the vice-like grip of Powell
Clayton, 1t is unnecessary to
remind you Of the horrors OF that
internal period Of ok years 1t
was far more terrible than all the
pain and anguish and splfegiasI
Sharp County record., 1910-03-25
E;dNy ards
Nero. 60.
II. l.. .Ren1r17el

of the Civil war. 1t makes us
sick and heart-weary even to
think Of it. But Mr., Donaghey,
the governor Of our state, the
man from whom we expected,
and had a right to expect, so
much, has appointed Powell
Clayton's chief lieutenant, II. l..
Remmel, to the chief position
upon the commission to build
your new state capitol, and has
turned over to him the disburse-
ment OF the funds collected from
you in taxes for that purpose,
What an insult to every Demo-
crat in Arkansas!
"In July, 1890, at Newport,
Jackson county, Arkansas, the
same II, L. Kennel presided ov'
or a Republican convention COM
posed mainly Of negroes. He
voted for and urged tho adoption
Of a resolution asking Congress
to pass the Infamous Force Bill
then pending, by which 1t was
designed to "place blacE feet up
on white neck5."
at is no excuse for Governor
Donaghey to say that Mr.. Rem
mel had been appointed upon the
Charities Board by q former
governor, While | was your
governor, no such man was ever
appointed to any position of
trust, honor, or profit,
"Mr. Donaghey deserves your
just and righteous Indignation.
He has forfeited your esteem.
He has insulted your intelligence.
Ho has betrayed your trust, llo
is not fit TO be your governor"
Sharp County record., 1910-03-25
HODGES FOR
SECRETARY or STATE
AN ADMITTED WINNER.

TO the Democracy Of Arkan-
sas:
| respectfully ask all honest
citizens who believe in good gov
ernment and honest citizenship
and my friends everywhere to go
to work and SEQ that our interests
are protected on election day, |
need your help, and now that
victory is ours we must not go to
sleep until the votes are counted,
| have made an honest race and
viii be elected on my own merits
and qualifications.
Respectfully,
EARLE W, lloDGEs.
Sharp County record., 1910-03-25
FULTON WANTS THE EARTH.

The Record states again that
it hopes Hon, Dave King will be
elected circuit judge.
II Judge Meeks is the only
man in the Sixteenth judicial
circuit who is qualified to wear
the judicial toga, Judge Meeks
ought to be re-elected, in fact,
he ought to be given the office
for life, or until qualified man
moves into the district or can be
grown,
Judge Meeks has drawn Sl0,-
900 for his services to this dis.
trict and, since the salary Of the
office has been increased, Is ask.
ing for $4,000 more.
Dave King is as well qualified
to fill tho Office Of circuit judge
az Judge Meeks'
We would like to see the SAL
ary passed around to q Sharp
county man and it's about time,
anyhow, for Sharp county to fill
one Of the judicial positions,
Did you ever think about II,
Fulton county is snugly provid'
ed for right now in the way of
public Offices for her eitizensp
Fulton county now has the
circuit judge, the prosecuting at
torney and the chanoery judge.
In the senatorial circuit, COM
posed Of Fulton, Baxter and L.
ard counties, Fulton county fur.
nishes the state senator. Pass
Ing down the line, Fulton county
furnishes the superintendent of
the reform school,
Isn't II about time for Fulton
county to yield some Of these
honors to her neighboraY
Give Dave King q rousing ma.
jority In his home county
Sharp County record., 1910-03-25
From George W. Bellamy,

To the voters Of Sharp county
| wish to thank you for the mag
nificent vote you gave two years
ago as a candidate for Railroad
Commissioner, | carried the
county by a handsome majority
The primaries will soon be with
us, was defeated at the last
election. | am again a candidate
and If my friends in Sharp will
give me this same vote | feel as
sured that ! will be elected,
Thanking you again, | have the
honor TO be your friend,
GEORGE W, BELLAMY,
Sharp County record., 1910-03-25
Dragged BY Mule; Seriously Injured.

Robert Hester Of Reyno, Ran.
dolph county, met with an acci'
dent last week which may prove
fatal, lie was attempting to put
a halter on O fractious mule and
the animal became frightened
while he had one end Of the rope
around his hand and as a oonse-
ouence the mule ran quito u dis
tanoo, dragging him over the
rough ground and inflieting sev'
eral serious wounds about the
body and head.
Sharp County record., 1910-03-25
GUY B. TUCKER
Candidate For Secretary OF State Has
Something To Say To Sharp
County Voters.

TO THE VOTERS OF SHARP CoUN.
ITY:
| have just learned that my
name will not appear on the
ballot which will be voted in
Sharp county at the primary ell
ection on March 30th.
! hasten to say to you, my
! friends, that this is q fact through
no fault Of my own. Having
ssnt the necessary fee into Sharp
county to have my name appear
on your ballot, | felt secure in
the belief that you would at least
have the privilege of giving my
candidacy a fair and equal con-
sideration along with that of my
opponent.
1t seems that the omission Of
my name from the Sharp county
ballot is an error upon the part
Of the printer at Hardy, and | am
also informed that the tickets
have been delivered to the differ
ent voting precincts, therefore
there appears no remedy for this
part of the situation, to which !
must submit with the best grace
| can command under the Cir
cumstances,
But my friends can still show
their preference for me for Sec
retary Of State by writing my
name on the ballot in the blank
space under that Of my opponent
and crossing out bis name. This
is some trouble, | readily under.
stand, but am forced to ask my
friends in Sharp county to take
this trouble for me, and ! prom
ise not to forget them or their in
terests when | can serve them.
Tell your friends about this
situation so that they may all
understand it.
TO those who do not know me,
will say that am at present Ag-
ricultural Commissioners of the
state, in which position have
attended faithfully and strictly
to my duties. feel proud that
my friends claim under my ad-
ministration the efficiency of the
purposes Of the office has been
increased and many good results
have accrued to Arkansas. In
the office Of Secretary Of State
promise to attend strictly to the
duties Of that position will all the
ability | possess.
Remember my name is not on
your ballot, but you can place it
there. When you come TO the
Office Of SECRETARY o IF
STATE, vote for
Your friend,
GUY B. TUCKER.
Little Rock, March 2l,
Sharp County record., 1910-03-25
DoRtb KRRansos

Wiley Forrest, who is under
indictment in Randolph county
charged with carnal abuse, and
who escaped from the county
jail some time ago, was last week
captured in Oklahoma and re-
turned to Pocahontas.
Mrs. S. T.. Roane of Mountain
Home received some very painful
injuries several days ago when
she was accidentally struck and
knocked down by bicycle,
which Bryan Douglas, a young
man Of Mountain Home, was
riding,
The zinc mines located near
Kingdom Springs, a few miles
west of Cotter, have been pur-
chased by Boston, Mass, COR
poration and will be consolidated
The machinery is being over
hauled and active operations Of
the mine will be commenced at
an early date.
Clint Byrd Of Jacksonport,
while returning home on a train
from Newport several days ago
was seriously injured in the back
by being thrown against a seat
in the car by the sudden stoppage
Of the engine, When Jackson
port was reached Mr.. Byrd had
TO be carried to his home on u
stretcher.
Tom O'Neal and Doc Ho''
of Newport were held fd
before federal court at Bat
last week on the charge o ell
ing whiskey without license. The
bond Of each was fixed at $500
and the latter committed to jail
in default Of surety. O'Neal re:
turned TO Newport, wheie his
bond was arranged.
There lives noar Barren Fork
perhaps two Of the Oldest couples
in the county. These old people,
r, N. Davenport and wife, aged
SS and 70 years respectively, and
Bradley Morrow and wife, aged
79 and Is years respectively, live
in the house with their children,
Clinton Morrow and wife, nee
Davenport Although a farmer
OF moderate means, Clinton Nor
row provides for the three FAM
lilies and furnishes the old peo-
pie every comfort needed. .--MeI-
bourne Times.