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The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-06-10
Putneyand Vicinity
PUrNEY,

Miss Lizzie lIourhton Is visiting ~
Fitehburg. Mass. this week.
I'm n Whitman went 10 Springfield,
VI. Wednesday TO spend n week WIN
his son. ~
Mrs Alice Day Of Newionvili.c'
vsss l. a guest 81 Mr.. aud Mrs, H.
l.. Bailey.
Mrs. Wright returned this week from
Newfanc where she has been spending
few weeks.
Ru,b Robertson returned Monday
from a weeks visit with friends 'il
Springfield. VI.
e r. Blood aud family spen' SUNDAY
n, Dnmmerston. guests Of Mr.. and MIS-
Fred Laughton.
Mrs. Pearl Bughec and daughter oi
Hanover are spending few days ~
Dr. l.. H. Busbee's.
Children 5 day will be observed ~
the Coneregat ional church next Suhua!
morning with appropriate services
Mrs. l.. n. Bugbee returned Tuesday
| ,,on, n few days' visit with her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Wright, at Quechee
Mrs. Annie u. II. Harris entertained
n few children Thursday AFTERNOON ~
honor of Miss Dorothy Aver hifth
day.
Mrs Hannah c. Parker went Tues
dav 10 Lyndonvillc to assist IN carlni
for her daughter, Mrs. Lewis CRAFTS
who is i'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. l.. Booth and son OF
I.eominster. Mass. are expected lhuIs
dav to spend few weeks with MISS
X. Booth.
Mrs. c. f.. Prouiy, who has beer
spending few weeks at the nome OF
her son. DR.. e. \. Prouty, returned IL
Brighton. Mass. Friday.
Miss Edna Harniss of Saxtons Rive
has begun work in William Robert
son : paper mill. Miss Harniss u
boarding with Mrs. Harlan Whitney.
ouite extensive repairs are beini
made on the property of b. G. Glenn
mons. which includes the postoihee
meat market and the tenement up
stairs.
NJ f. Robbins went on an automo
lille trim to Plymouth. VI, with Mr.
Beals Thursday. The party VIII EN-
nloy some of their time in fishing a
Plymouth pond.
Mrs. Mary Little passed her ootl
birthday Monday. She spent the da,'
in company with her daughter, Mrs. II
Ia Eyerleth. mt Saxtons River, TN
mest of her son, Robert Little.
The afternoon Sunday meetings a
Fast Pntnev began last Sunday, KEY
liz. W. Sharp of the Methodist. churcl
nrcaehinp. Next Sunday Afternoon
| Rev. ]. +. Berry of the Baptist churc'
will speak.
Mrs. Villa J. Davenport went Wed
nesdav to Burlington to attend TN
3sth annual convocation OF the urah'
Chapter of Vermont, Order OF FASTER
Star. as representative OF Uoiuei
chapter. No. 3, Order of Eastern star
of Putney.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Waite and ehll'
of Dummerston started this week TO
the west where they intend to max
their permanent home. Mrs. Waite wa
former resident of Putney ana
teacher in the public schools. She ma
many friends here. Mrs. Waite WI
visit friends on the way. Mr.. wait
viii 90 directly to Detroit in compan.
with Charles Laughton. who will vlsl
friends in Detroit and Duluth. MI
; Waite will then go to. chicago Wher
} he expects to meet his father.ln-law
Ernest Marcy, formerly of Putnes
Mrs. Ernest Marcy, who has bee
| spending the winter with her daugf
ter, Edna, who is teacher IN Alaskt
, will return with her daughter to Tn
, United States and the family expect !
meet in September at Mr.. Marcy
home
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-06-10
SOUTH HALIFAX

Nr ADD iil. ENms 'sass am a' w"fA
zoe n Z llislrt
NJ, anl M, Nil Gilas ,i.iloi ia
nummeI,inh hsi Nok
iIssrl CALVIN visited hef si,ifs, Nir, NJ
L., llalfis, nyrf SUNDAY
M..s Alrt Siaague u Al W"ik ini ih'
Heath Itlfi,hunr usml any ~ '"iiain
- T.. llaris vent 10 wofk Mo,siay i"'
q .. Ilail a Sun At West lfa'iie'Fii"'
wnlanl n.lse finished aerk ior {. T.
Clarl and ha. rrtaIned to Rstilris''o.
.lohn CALVIN, IT,, !. home fI''in >l'rins
,rld, Mas. whefe be has tccn painting
M,~. Ella Fiic anil Clayton Rarty .lsnl
SUNDAY with he twin brother, ,lihi"'i
llariy,
Eta Hubbard 81 Bcrnanlsl"n, Mas
visited her grandparents, Mr., and Nh "
4. Hubbard, Last week.
Mr.. Mary CLARK underwear, an ,oI'fia
,i,n ls.t THURSDAY. Dr, Gillrit Of Sifins
field. VI, and Dr. Maibcr 81 ool,sin
Mas. we've attending physicians Mis
CLARK Is comfortable al tins Writing
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-06-10
WEST HALIFAX.

Miss Laura Phillips Of Arms asad'
emv, Mass. was ai home over SUNDAY,
Cbildren's Sunday will be observed
NJ the Bap,is, church the last sunday
in June.
Miss Carrie King 81 shclburne
Falls. Mass. was nj X. j. Philips >
over Sunday.
The infant son Of Mr.. and Mr.. Aldls
Brown died in the North Adams hos
pital June ..
Mrs. =. u. Thurber and Miss fanilho
Adams went out 20 Brattleboro friday
returning Sunday.
Mrs. John Hitchcock 5 father ana
mother. Mr.. and Mrs. Wicks, OF Rsnsse'
laer, y. V. returned home saturday
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Cooke and
daughter. Eva. Of Brattleboro, were az
his fathers. 4. ;. Cookies, last sa'ur'
lay and Sunday. ,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Davenport ana
son. Alton. and daughter. Mary .oi
Rowe. Mass. are visiting at her Ia
Their 5. !. c. Wins.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-06-10
JACKSONVILLE.

George Spraguc is at the Glen House
this week
4. :. Allen is visiting in Brattleboro
this week.
Mr. and Mrs. +. r. Reed are. visiting
in stamford.
Hal stetson and family visited at
W. 4. Brown 5 Sunday.
DIR. Oscar Roberts of Baldwinsyiiie'
Mass. is visiting his father, b. r. hop'
erts.
Miss Clara Stetson of Bennington
was nj home a few days the first oil the
week.
Mr. Adams. the new proprietor nv
the hotel. has moved his family mere
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Quick and two
daughters of Ashton, Ill.,, are Visiting
G.. II. Waste.
Bert Leonard and family have moved
70 Wilmington where he has work AT
mountain mills.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-06-10
WESTMINSTER.

Carl Williams spent last week IN
Boston. 70.
George A. Dascomb returned to om-
cago Monday.
Mrs. S. Pierce and son arrived from
Kansas City this week,
Miss Harriet f. Wright of Stamford,
Conn, is at her home here
Julia Parker of Brattleboro is a.
guest of Mrs. G. H. Walker.
Mrs. f. Davis has gone to Townshend
to attend the graduating exercises.
Miss Bennett of rSurry, N. H., is a
guest of Rev. and Mrs. Whitcomb.
TWENTY-FIVE years ago the old churcn
was struck by lightning, also the resi-
dence of Fred Hayward.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Arnold OF Som
erville. Mass, spent Sunday with Ar
thur Arnold, his brother.
The class of 1910 will give a lawn
social on the school grounds Friday
evening. Everyone is invited.
Mr. and Mrs. John Bennett and son
spent Sunday with Mrs; be N;ln p"i
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. 0. l.. Fisher.
Frost did a great deal OF. damage
through this section, acres OF squash
vines and potatoes being destroyeu'
Mrs Charles Bishop of Worcester IS
exnacted Thursday and will be guest
of Mrs. G. H. Walker and Mrs. M.
Blanchard.
Mrs u. T. Gardner and little daugh..
ter. Audria, of Pownal. are expected
| Saturday to spend a few weeks with
her mother, Mrs. G. b. Hall.
The town meeting held here this
week to consider the rebuilding OF the
Walpole- Westminster bridge recalls 70
the older residents similar meetings 4o
wears ago for the same purpose.
Mrs. Mary Jennison has. just re-
ceived news of the death of her broth
er-in.Iaw,, Ransom E. Smith. at Maiden;
Mass, Monday, June 6. His body VIII
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-06-10
HALIFAX.

Clarence Canedy is working at r f.
Crosier s. story RI
. perlev Crosier is adding story 10
his house. ,.ro moved
70 Colrain; Mass. =. s.o,o
~, f ere Canedy is doing the work.
Mrs G; NJ Scott is Fails sIis'i and coIrain
Frank Payne Of She help rhnme : ass
Mass, has hired the f1sh honne''''
for the summer. :. .ho
There will be preaching services t sa az .%e
Union church at the Centre next 'u'u''
June 8, at 2.3O p. m. wo,s of Rr.t
Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Devon % 81 Dl We
tleboro and M c Watsg Riv anu were ' over
roma DeWolf Of Green hi'e'
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-06-10

A candidate for school leadership, in
New York recently told an examiner that
the alimentary canal was somewhere out
in Kansas; But the really funny o part ,b Ha
It is that Kansas is much pleased over the
idea of being considered on the map oy
someone.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-06-10

1t is claimed that plant life IN the
Arctic is greatly influenced by electric
ity.
Copenhagen has plague of rats, but 1t
has been found that some men have been
breeding them in order to SECURE the
bounty offered for rat tail. The breed,
ING of rats has now been made criminal
offense.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-06-10

H. + B. Never spoke twice at Mt.
a'l last Sunday
lE sidewalk j, being laid on the
and west side Of Proctor's block.
and Mrs. Jill,on of Gardner have
tcDt guests Of Mrs. David Ball.
b White and daughters, Margaret
Iaotb!, are at their home again.
y Lillian Martin sullivan and child
nt guests Of Miss Emma Alexander.
and Mrs, Francis Schell arrived at
IAN house last Thursday for the sea
Emma Putnam, mother of Mrs. G.
NddeF Is visiting another daughter
Worcester
and Ms. Paul D. Moody are the
Of Mr.. and Mrs. A, ?. FIT with
daughter.
n Myrtle Proctor Of Rowe come home
I'eha the Memorial exercises in War
lat Sunday
y Marion Barnard of Clinton, Ia, is
irls her brother Clinton A. Ware, at
VIPER Farms.
Mack Photo company have rented
',v9ement over Woods pharmacy at
Mlthheld and advertise good work
Wy low prices.
~ Amos Whitaker has gone to spend
AnT n, with her nephew, Mr.. Wiki
IN Nashua, y. II.
! and Mrs.. Goodrich of New jersey
assOlshed in their cottage on thu
Tor the summer.
aifs Osgood visited his sisters, Tho
VSgood, over last Sunday. Mrs
q steadily improving in New York
a. Belle Woollacott, who has beer
i. y lor several months, sails for thu
y eIaleS nom Southampton, June ~
:. sil Mrs William Calender of Sum
:. ~ T. are visiting Mrs. Calender
|rIe S AN Cyrus Holton, at Yves
and Ms. A. P. FIT entertaine,
,'liof classes Of both Northfeld sem
H. qua Mt. Hermon school Monda.
sa' Their residence.
Grammar school at E. Northfel'
~ exhibition Tuesday afternoon o
i mUsless IN the study of music, draw
1ms and manual training.
NJ Elizabeth Alexander has accepte,
IT,, vH d a teacher oi the piano at tn
srs i [,smale college at La Grange
eAe will assume her dutie
en 4 school played baseball wit
,s,r ta@ on their own grounds las
n b ana won 10 TO 1. Today the,
hi, Dellafdston on the new baseball
D.. r ll9se who attended the Cor
n :. alley conference of Unitaria
a.. In5i.lher>t, tuesday and Wedne'
~ n aus, Clara Ward. Mrs. Edmun
Ia M M GeEtrude Ball, Rev. Arthu
~. Sot'9teld band, G. A. R. post, R,
n IONS Of Veterans and Aux
~ W Ialt in the celebration {
E 4. aay at Warwick last Sunda!
d =. = t1erelses were completed a co
s,,T;,sSt lyed to all invited guests b
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-06-10

ani Mts, Jessis 1iius q Springfield. VI
as,d o'sF granddaughter, Mi's tiIefs oesss,
4 iha saHif ltafr.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-06-10

It is stated that the rivers OF MIN
nesota can produce million horse
power if all the water power is devel.
oped-only one-third of which is now
being used.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-06-10

a NmihteM seminary, and
= U.,wu ,thl,uis. assembled
v..lt 50. IN charge and the
=, ,.,,am VA. carried out hymn;
N, g'rr.. scripture reading AMI
n. pr HARRISON resident pastor,
T.: i,ra oanfe.cl by Mr.. Dooley
4 I.Grm aldl,.. was gwen by
EfR Vaf 81 London, who was
LIN Nr Mooiy d, one oi the
u ~. .loal. !, he ]. delivering a
-af.s = Bible lectures here.
y, 8,,a ihr subject aud lessons
.,,t imm the Apostle Paul
ar II may seem neon
80 n should NEE, here IN tins
|, 4 ekbrate the opening OF TINS
=. Tbr church deal. with the
- gymnasium deals with the
|. stls baly bat there Is a close
- hiaern the .oul and the body
| :, b,ly play. an important part
,.srsng Il the Christian life. Here
4 = ~ connecting the church ana
I,rt,rm The connection = a per
I,Grsln one Christianity honors
N I'm demand. cleanliness and pn,
RI iy,p Of man 10 be pure and
n rs La too much stress upon the
| a, gymnasium. This gymnasium
4. r,tmem at Nofthheld and MI;
Al, NJ, turning ont milk and
y tivduals who are not able to
| l.foun in the tussle OF life. Those
: aHh have learned to associate
IN !. .rons with all that j. pious IN
4, and on training. A. Paul uses
II gymnasium in the Greek il means
Salf Paul was an enthusiastic
~ ;oF he never wrote an epistle
III a speech without talking about
I.sm, On public sports. Paul says
|s,x yourself INTO Goodness. As we
trn 10 the new wrestling ground
tta geat crowd OF witnesses who
III sou all God.,peed that You may
/ wur eour,e with JOY. Following
! h whole assembly marched to the
rnm.mm where Mr.. Moody intro
\ Arthur Curt, James. lie repre-
b b. mother, Mr.. Daniel James
ave the building in memory OF hel
- NJ I,, t-I, u-as CLOSELY
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-06-10
EAST puMaiERsToN.

he brought to saztou, River Friday fo'
burial.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-06-10
A StOrekeeper Says:

"A lady came into my store lately anu saiu'
have been using New Perfection Oil all winter
nv anartment want one now for my summer home think
Arizona republican., 1910-08-22
A RADlUM SAFE.


 A remarkable safe, the first of it's kind ever constructed. has been made by an English firm Of safemakers for the British Radium corporation
 It has been specially constructed for the storage and protection of radium
 and though only about three feet in height it weighs d ton and half
 Great ingenuity Las been exercised upon the design and construction in order to make f: as far as possible, proof against the skill of the most expert burglars and against all risks of loss by emanatiOn. Experiments proved that practically the only met al which would withstand the great penetrating power of radium emana tions was lead, but as this was not at the same time burglar proof the only solution was to construct a safe with an interior of lead and an ex- terior of steel The interior shell was made of 3-inch lead and the outer easement of a similar thickness of steel Another difficulty was the fit ting of the door to prevent the es- cape of any ray of light This was secured by constructing circular lathe turned door which has a
 dead fit. and has a specially in- genOus contrivance for immediately remedying any wear and tear caused by opening and shutting the door.
Arizona republican., 1910-08-22
THE FARM FRS.

The fact of the matter, is the boys in the yellow cornfields"-or, rather, those in the white cotton fields-are, on the whole, great deal better off than the same number of men Tn the cities. whether they be merchants, doctors, lawyers. judges or peanut politicians.
 in the south the farmer has been getting from ten to fifteen cents for his cotton so long that he Is just little bit better off than any town man with an equal amount of ability and capital invested. And, now, the outlook is that he will be getting as high as eighteen or twenty cetns for his cotton before very long. The cotton fields of the south are veritable gold mines. and he knows it, and he is not to be fooled and made political plaything of by politicians who try to make some invidious comparison between him and a supreme court judge.
 Lord bless you. there, probably, isn't supreme court judge in .Geor- sia who wouldn't be willing to swap places with the average Georgia far mer, and to give him boot-if the
Arizona republican., 1910-08-22

w. H. SCHLEPPY, ARCHITECT, BUILDER AND SUPT. OF CON- STRUCTlON-Office with Buckeye Lumber Co, Five Points. Phone Black 2561. If you want your work done right, see me.
 It pays to get a practical man that knows how
Arizona republican., 1910-08-22

supreme court judge had any boot to give.
 The truth of the matter is. the farmers of the entire country. in the south in the west and in the north, are just twice as well off as they ever were in the history of this coun- try Statistics show that their lands have more than doubled in value and that their bank accounts have in creased in the same proportion; they are getting, on the whole, just twice as much for their products as they ever got before; which simply means that, as someone has we'll put 1t every dollar added to the price the farmer receives makes a dollar added to the general fund of living.-Au- gusta Chronicle.
Arizona republican., 1910-08-22

Another safeguard which had to be taken was to prevent loss of emana- tiOns when the door is opened. To overcomes this two valves have been constructed through which tubes of mercury will be passed for the col lection and storage of the emana- tions.-Birmingham (England), Post.
Arizona republican., 1910-08-22
HE WOULDN'T STAY BOUGHT.

A guest was expected for dinner and Bobby had received , cents as the price of his silence during the meal He was as quiet as mouse until. discovering that his favorite dessert was being served, he could no longer curb his enthusiasm. He drew the coin from his pocket, and, rolling it across the table. exclaimed: :: Here's your nickel. nGlmma. I'd rather talk Success.
The log cabin Democrat., 1910-08-17
CENTER POINT.

Good, better, best! Last week the crops were good this week better and next week we'll find the best crops ever known in this section The fine rain which fell Sunday morning will make it so. There never were such hay crops known here.
 It was stated last week that the meeting at Fl Paso Baptist church had closed 1t did not until last Sun day evening at the water, where there were 42 baptized. Elders Harris and Adams, both being in the water at the same time.
 Claude Boardman and family are off on a fishing outing at the lakes this week.
 Miss Emma Robertson has come home from Little Rock.
 Some of the farmers are expecting to take off the prizes at the fair this fall.
 August IT.
The log cabin Democrat., 1910-08-17
TWO SAND DREDCES
 TO BE USED ON RIVER

Little Rock, August 17.-Instead of only one of the sand pump dredges to be used on the Arkansas river, there will be two constructed for the river service, one to be used between Lit tie Rock and Ozark and the other be- tween Little Rock and the mouth of the river. Each boat will cost about $16O,OOO. When it became known Monday that plans had been drawn for a boat which would cut the sandbars out of the upper river and keep the channel open all the year round, it was not given out that two of the boats were to be built and one used on the lower river.
The log cabin Democrat., 1910-08-17
LUDWIG DECIDES
 AGAINST SMITH
WILL CERTIFY CARLLEE
AS SEVENTH DISTRICT DEMO CRATIC SENATORIAL
 NOMINEE.

Little Rock, August 17.-Secretary of State o. c. Ludwig yesterday an | nounced that he will certify Elmo Carl | Lee of Woodruff county as the Demo cratic nominee for state senator from the Seventh senatorial district. As result it is expected that J. Emmett Smith of Cross county, who claims the nomination, will bring action against Mr. Ludwig in the courts. A mandamus suit is expected.
 MT. Ludwig stated yesterday that he has not yet issued the certificate to MT. CarlLee, but that he intends to do SC when he certifies all of the candidates to the county election com missioners. He stated that he intends to take that action next Monday-pos- sibly a day or two before that. All the candidates will be certified as soon as all have paid the fee necessary for their names to go on the tickets.
 MT. Smith last night had nothing to say relative to MT. Ludwig's an nouncement. Over long distance tele- phone from his home he was asked by the Gazette if 1t was not very prob able that ne would take some further step in the matter and he replied that there is possibility of such thing
 "It seems rather hard to be recog nized by the Democracy of the state as the nominee and then be turned down in the matter of a certificate just be- cause one man, a state officeholder, happens to think differently from the entire party" stated MT. Smith. q stand now the recognized nominee by the state committee and state conven- ton, and yet one man refuses to so recognize me-"
 MT. Ludwig contends that CarlLee received the majority of the votes cast at the primary in the district and that, as the senatorial committee only had jurisdiction and that body declined to provide that the race should be run in one county only, he should be recogniz- ed as the nominee. He contends fur rher that the state committee and state convention had no jurisdiction.
The log cabin Democrat., 1910-08-17
OFFICERS FIRE AT NEGRO.

On a telephone message that he had stolen $10, Constable o. L. Honea and Night Marshal John Durham arrest ed Dan Mitchell, a negro living on the river, last night, and the negro at once made break for liberty. The officers fired two Or three times in his direction and finally brought him to a halt after a chase of several blocks. It developed this morning, however, that Mitchell had not stolen any money, but Buddie White, another negro, claimed he had run away with Whites wife. As no law covering this offense could be found, Mitchell was discharged, and Whites wife retaliat- ed against her husband by filing a charge of assault and battery against him, alleging that he had whipped her" las Sunday wuz week ago."
The log cabin Democrat., 1910-08-17
SPRINGFIELD.

w. A. Brown was up from Plum erville Tuesday.
 Will Camp visited relatives in Con- way Sunday.
 Harry and Roy Burns did business in Morrilton Wednesday.
 w. A. Cathcart sold some pork hogs in Morriton Monday.
 H.P. Hutto spent the week at Mar tinville assisting Bob Burks with his we'll machine.
 Miss Mabel Love of Oklahoma spent the past week with relatives here.
 Mir. Mcknight was down from Center Ridge distributing his school announcements.
 While engaged in a game of baseball at school Thursday noon, John Cath cart made an effort to "slide in' at third base, and falling on his left arm, threw it out of joint at the wrist. It was immediately replaced, but has caused very painful wound.
 Col. R. R. Poe of Clinton was in town Thursday.
 R. A. Reynolds was out from Con- way the past week, selling wagons ana buggies for Frauenthal X Schwarz. Miss Helen Camp is visiting her grandmother, Mrs. J. A. Camp, al Conway. R. L. Armor, carrier on Route No | from here, has resigned his posi- ton and left for Little Rock, where he has accepted position. | Mrs. w. A. Camp visited Atkins relatives Saturday and Sunday.
 We had another fine rain Sunday.
 Will A. Berry visited his famil, at Conway Saturday.
 The Conway county singing conven tion convened at Mayflower church about three miles north of here, Fri day. Several from here attended it sessions.
 August IT.
The log cabin Democrat., 1910-08-17
ELECTION OPINIONS
 BY ATTY. GENERAL

Little Rock, August 1.-Two opin- ions were Tuesday given to Secretary of State o. c. Ludwig by the depart ment of Attorney General Norwood. In the first opinion Secretary Ludwig was informed that he must certify to the county election commissioners the ticket to be voted on within IS days before the general election. He was informed that the law prohibits him from making the certification more than 60 days before the election, but as the candidates are not expected to certify themselves before 20 days be- fore the election, it would probably be more satisfactory to file the certifi- cates after all candidates had quail fed The attorney general stated the secretary of state could certify the candidates to the election commission CTS any time between 60 and IS days before the election, if he chose.
 The second opinion by the attorney general was relative to independents on the ticket. Secretary of State Lud- wig has been petitioned by number to have their name on the ticket as independent Democrats. Attorney General Norwood holds there is nc such thing as an independent Demo crat, and such thing cannot be put on the ticket.
The log cabin Democrat., 1910-08-17
JOE ROBINSON FOR
 GOVERNOR, IS REPORT

Little Rock, August 17.-1nstead of making the race for the United States senate, it is now reported that Con- gressman Joe T. Robinson of Lonoke will soon announce himself as candi- date for governor. This announce ment was made in Little Rock Tuesday afternoon by a politician of statewide reputation who is considered to be a spokesman for Congressman Robinson in this vicinity. He says that Con- gressman Robinson informed him he would be a candidate for governor and would announce in a few months.