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Pocahontas star herald., 1910-05-20
Announcements
nor REPREsENrArTvn

We are authorized to announce Hon. A. M.
Doss as candidate for reelection to the
office of representative Of Randolph county,
He says; I've been there once, it is no sin,
ask your vote to go 'agin."
We are authorized to announce II. NJ.
Crockett as acandldate for representative OF
Randolph county.
We are authorized to announce Geor
Black as candidateifor Representa-
Randolph County.
FOR COUNTY JUDGE
We are Authorized to announce W. p
Brooks as a candidate for the Office of coun
and probate Judge of Randolph county
We are authorized to announce John
Holland as candidate for the Office
county and probate Judge of Randolph coun
ty
We are authorized to announce @. II. Car
ter candidate for county and probate
judge of Randolph county,
We are authorized to announce W. T..
Bispham candidate for county and probate
judge of Randolph county,
We are authorized to announce Black
Mccoy candidate for county and probate
judge of Randolph county,
We are authorized to announced W. T..
Stubblefeld a candidate for the Office Of
county and probate Judge of Randolph county
FOR SHERIFF.
We are authorized to announce Sam Brown
as candidate for the Office of sheriff and
collector Of Randolph county.
FOR CIRCUIT CLERK
We are authorized to announce II. W.
schoonover as a candidate for the Office of
circuit clerk and recorder of Randolph
county
We are authorized to announce Z. N, For
roster as a candidate for the office of circuit
clerk and recorder of Randolph county.
We are authorized to announce Dee Mock
candidate for the Office of circuit clerk and
recorder of Randolph county
FOR COUNTY CLERK
We are authorized to announce Ben f.
Johnston as a candidate for the office OF
county and probate clerk of Randolph
county.
We are authorized to announce L. r
| Pickett as candidate for the office of county
and probate clerk of Randolph county
We are authorized to announce c. A. Dixor
as candidate for the Office of county anC
probate clerk Of Randolph county.
FOR TAX ASSESSOR
We are authorized to announce o. A. Lem
mons as candidate for the Office of tax as
SCISSOR of Randolph county.
We are authorized to announce Tobt
Chastain as candidate for the office Of ta1
assessor of Randolph county.
We are authorized to announce G. G. Davi,
as a candidate for the office Of tax assessor
of Randolph county
We are authorized to announce j. @. Bower
as candidate for Tax Assessor of Randolph
county
| We are authorized to announce z. T. Har
rison as candidate for the Office of tax as
| SCISSOR or Randolph county,
! We are authorized to announce Oscar Bake
candidate for the office of tax assessor O
Randolph county.
FOR COUNTY TREASURER
| We are authorized to announce J. A. Parker
as a candidate for reelection to the office o
treasurer Of Randolph county
| COUNTY SURVEYOR
! We are authorized TO announce John L
Fry as a candidate for the office of surveyor
of Randolph county
Pocahontas star herald., 1910-05-20
Artificial Heating

Among the things the legis-
lature failed to do was to make a
specific appropriation to heat the
new state capitol and there has been
much spe culation as to how it is to
be heated. The question was put
up to Governor Donaghey and
brought from him the following
reply. ''I'll sund in some special
messages to the legislature and that
will make them warm a plenty"
Pocahontas star herald., 1910-05-20
Proposed Amendment to the Con-
StitutiOn of the State of Arkansas

Notice is hereby given that the following
lolht resolution, proposing an amendment
10 the otate constitution, was passed by the
General Assembly at its regular session M
lsOs and that the same will be submitted TO
the electors of the State at the next general
election, to be held Monday, September II
1ll0 for ahOntinn or rninctinr =
Pocahontas star herald., 1910-05-20

When you want to buy a tailor
made suit of clothing you generally
want the best don't you? Then get
clothes that satisfy the customer.
The clothes with the right kind of
guarantee behind the goods. Earle
Bowman, of Walnut Ridge will
call on you.
Pocahontas star herald., 1910-05-20
SourSto1uaCh
Indigestion
e: e: KocIol

pepsia-sooner or later-if the indiges-
tion is not rectifed. Kodol can't help
but relieve indigestion. 1t stops all the
aggravating symptoms, at once, by
fully digesting all food, just as fast as
you eat it. Kodol thus helps Nature
to effect complete cure.
Our Guarantee. Get &c of E SaaGi SSllrT bot; Z
you are not benefited - the druggist viii as
once return your money. Don't hesitate: any
druggist will sell you Kodol on these terms
The dollar bottle contains 2h times as much
as the SOC bottle. Kodol is prepared in the
laboratories Of 4. @. DEWITT 4 Co., Chicago
Pocahontas star herald., 1910-05-20
LEGAL ADS
Proposed Amendment to the Constitution Of
the State Of Arkansas

Notice is hereby given that the following
lolnt resolution. proposing an amendment
TO the State Constitution, was passed by the
General Assembly at its regular session of
1902 aud that the same will be submitted 10
the electors of the State at the next general
election. to be held Monday, September ~,
1910 for adoption or rejection.
Pocahontas star herald., 1910-05-20
Call For Judicial Convention
To Whom 1t NAV Concern:

To Whom it May Concern;
We, the undersigned members of the Dem
ocratic Judicial central Committee for the
10th Judicial District of Arkansas do hereby
call convention Of the delegates selected
by the various counties composing the 18th
Judicial District to meet in convention at
the Court house. in the town of Hardy Sharp
County. Arkansas, on Saturday May 2s.
1910. at 10 O'Clock a. M, for the purpose of de-
claring the nominees for Circuit Judge and
Prosecuting Attorney for the 10Th Judicial
District and issuing certificates Of election
thereof, and for the purpose of transacting
such other business as may be properly and
regularly come before the said convention.
S. A. Mondy
Committeeman from Fulton County
5. p. Turner
Committeeman from Sharp County
r, l.. Stackhouse
Committeeman from Randolph County
u NJ. Horton
Committeeman from Baxter County
f. G. Parsons
Committeeman from lizard County
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-14
Creamery Butter
Boosted Cent on
Omaha Market
Price Formerly One Cent Higher Than
Elgin Market is Now Two
Cents Higher.

Omaha butter prices have Dsen raised.
Up to within the last week or two the
Omaha butter market has been Eaured BY
The Elgin prices on a basis Of ! cent in
crease over The prices quoted az the MI
noiE base q supply. but information from
one Of the hig Omaha commission firms
Indicates that the sdEe has been raised and
instead Of ! GENT Increase, the price is
based on q two-cent Increase
This means Omaha and towns supplied
By local wholesalers have 70 pay a cent
more per pound than they did two weeks
ago. although the general prices on the
product remains the same.
The reason for the increase n Omaha As
given By David Cole. Of the David Cole
Creamery company. be laid 70 the fact that
81 costs more 70 deliver and handle butter
than II did and that tne only way &c over
come this added expense Is 10 get more
for the product
Omaha dealers have raised q cent over
the former price because Il costs more 70
handle butter than II ala 4" said Mr.. Cole
The only way we could GET out was BY in
creasing the price ! cent per pound over the
prices previously quoted We tried the
price Of butter In Omaha on a basis Of ]
cent over the prices quoted al Elgin until
We found Il insufficient Because Of ahe
increased cost Of delivering. We were com.
PEELED 20 add another cent"
Omaha creameries formerly charged !
cent more than the ElEin price. because
they delivered to the grocers; now they
charge cents more.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-14
NEW FIRE COMPANY BEGINS
chief salter Reports 90 Fire BEARD
that New Company Ii In
COmmaiaEt0n.

Chief saltsr reported last night at the
meeting OF the Board Of Fire and Police
Commissioners that Fire Company No. a.
whose location il at Twenty-firEt and Lake
streets had been placed IN commission.
Patrick II. Dempsey Is the senior captain
and the station IL manned by eight men.
The following have been place on pro
baton aH members Of the department:
David seldom. z. Hhyduk. william John
son, Gilbert McMurrRy, John FiEbsr,
sharles l. McDermott. Walter T. Steele
and William Dinesn-
n L En6res representing the Twelfth
Ward Improvement association Hppeared
before the board seeking Information as 10
the new fire house az Twenty-fourth street
ana Ames avenue. He WAS Informed that
the building was yet IN an unfinished state
ana that as soon as II WAS ready the ap-
parNtus and men were ready for H. IT
should have been completed three months
aEo.' remarked Commissioner Hoye
David Lee Of Hook and Ladder, Company
No. ]. was dismissed from the fire de-
partmenf Tuesday night on q complaint
that he had been an hour and forty minutes
late n reporting for duty. II appeared thai
be had been several times before the board
and that 50 recently az February 2. -
had been fined and EdmOniEhsd for leHv-
ting without permission. TIE only eK-
plsnEtion Lee gave was that he had over
slept.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-14
Big Concern TO
Locate In Omaha
Branch Of Nineteen Hundred Washer
Company VIII Be Established
Here-Plant to Gene.

IRE Nineteen Hundred washer company
Of BinghRmt0n. N Y has closed q deal
for q branch office and Display room at
1913 Howard street Omaha was chosen
after the surrounding territory had been
carefully scrutiniEed and the decision made
that this city wAs the best distributing
point
The branch viii be managed by z. r.
Williams and II is expected that n a short
time branch plant viii be established here
for the manufacture Of these goods. as
Omaha has the facilities for furnishing
tubs and a great deal OF other material
necessary.
AT the present time the company has
temporary offices with the Omaha Electric
Light and Power company. Ewaitiug a per
n unent location The company does q
large export business from the main plant
which occupies 64.0Oo square feet Of floor
sIace- II Is one OF the largest concerns IN
the world devoting its entire attention to
Ehe manufacture and ssls AZ washing
machines.
1 The officers Of the company are: T. B,
Crary. president: r. n. Welsh. secretary;
r. +, Beiber. treasurer and general man
ager.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-14
McGovern, Man
of Battle, axes
Peacemaker Role
Argumsntative Councilman Subdues
yohnson-Liks Person in Street Oar
Riot by salvs Of WOrdA

Councilman McGovurn acted as peaoe-
maker Tuesday evening. and snUt eway with
the stunt without being marred o. marked
IN any way.
McGovsrn vas going home on a Harnsy
car. when a negro OF lack johnson pro
portions got on with q large Euhny sack
fun of clothes going 70 the wRsb. ne sack
took q lot Of room IN itself ana the man
occupied no small space himself
The conductor ordered the negro 30 hang
the sack on the back part Of the car.
i Con see no nails on the back q De
cyah.~ replied the coiored passsnEer. AN
I cyEn't hold his sack ovRh ds aiaEs all
De way home"
well. you'n have TO get q Off the plat
form or get of" insisted the conductor
You just put me off" was ths chui-
lsnge Of the Johnson-lIke psrEon. ss the
light oS battle began 70 Eieam IN bis eve
Then the conductor caller the n1otoruan.
and the negro threw both back into the
car. BY this time Flfteentb snd Hsrnev
was reached. and the women ana peaceful
citizens piled off IN q bunch. 10 await re-
suits
A conductor Off duty. who was on the
car went to the assistance AZ his mates
and the husky black threw three men
back into the car. at the same time rrRrd-
ing his sack against attack
Here MeGovsrn interfersd He knew two
Of the street car men and advised al h8nes
70 keep cool The negros nickel hBa been
knocked from his hand IN the scrap. and
he wanted Il back Mr.. McGovern SUP
piled him another nickel got him 70 hang
his sack over the handle bar. ana advised
the street car men TO BET him ride IN peace.
And they ala" sSid the councilman. for
he was stin on when ] got OF az Chicago
and Twenty-fifth. He Was q husky chunk
Of man. that lad"
That's the first time ] ever knew a
peacemaker 10 escape q licking" remarked
President BurDester. 70 whom MeGovern
told the story.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-14
Caesar to Boost
for Annex Fund
Dog with Long Pedigree VIII Assist
in Raising $4,000 for Hos
pitRl Annex.

The latest donation TO the SE.000 fund
which the Wise Memorial hospital COM
mittse Is raising 70 build an annex 10 the
present building, Is a bun terrier, ] year
ola The dog was sHnt 10 the committee'E 8
rooms in the KrUg rheAter building Wed
nssday afternoon with the information that
his name is Caesar and that he is just !
year old-
with tbs dog came a pedigree which
would make an ordinary dos dizzy. Caeser
wore q spiked collar nearly three inches
broad and had an up-to-dAte tag, showing
that the current years license had been
paid. Thr committee is AT a loss 10 know
3ust how 10 deal with the new donation.
but has decided that he shall Al least appear
RG the big fair and bADAr. which is 10
begin May J. The sEpressmEn who left
him At the r0onE knew nothing uf who
the danor WEs
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-14
SAMPLE GARBAGE CAN SHOWN
Dr. Coanen Gives Property Owners n
working specimen Of ContniBer
Required by Law.

Health Commissioner Ccuneu is having
set I'D al the city hall a sample garbage
and ash ooutRtner for the examination Of
owners and agents Of buildings. who are
compelled hy law 70 provide garbage cans
and ash pits for the use OF their tenants.
The sample c0ntRiner is made Of concrete
In sections, 50 thai II can be put together
anywhere II is simply a big concrete
barrel with a cover.
D While the law making owners and agents
Responsible Tor the n rnishing Of such con
weniences has been on the book Of ordl-
nBnces for three or four years il has never
been complied with. Commissioner Con-
nell has recently sent out notices that the
ordinance is TO be surietly enforced here
after.
We don't know what kind Of a con
trlTance you want US 20 Install was the
excuse Of many men who Eot the commits
sionsr's letters. Or. ConneH has supplied
q sample.
People don't have to buy This kind Of
contEiner II they DO not want TO-" said
DR.. Connell. Anything that VIII comply
with the law wiz suit us, but these real
estate men who are agents and other men
VINO are owners must supply somsthing
wherein their tenants can place the gar
bage. ashes and other refuse that Aocumu-
lRteB about a house"
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-14
Balloon Glass
at Fort Omaha
twenty-five Officers Coming in May
to Take Lessons in Navigation
Of Atmosphere.

II wind and weather are favorable the
preliminary baIlooning experiments VIII
be resumed AT Fort Omaha next week
Both the big Baldwin dirigible and the
new spherical balloons VIII be put IN com
mission. The big dirigib3s balloon has
been put in the best repair since its return
from Los Angeles. and it Is expected that
sorne OF the flights Of the sirshtp win be
made over Omaha and South Omaha II al
conditions are favorable
A class Of twenty-five officers win ar
rive at Fort Omaha from Fort Lsaven-
worth early IN May 70 receive Instructions
In practical aeronautics, and viii remain
here for ten days or two weeks, and may
be succeeded by another class for similar
practical instructions In the manipulation
OF air craft Some Of the lessons VIII be
given by captive balloons and q few OF the
better qualified officers win be given In
structions In free ballOontng.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-14
COUNCILNEE GET JACKED Up
DilatOry Members Of Al6srmAnie
Body Come In for Soolding.
VOICE OF EsoVERE Is HEARD
Ninth ward Representative, Sap
ported by Burmesser and HummeI,
Raise ObieetiOn 80 Mere Per-
funetory Doing of Duty.

why shouldn't councfimen attend 10
thsir duties ana earn their salaries the
same as any other officialsg" Is the query
that must be answered hereafter by those
Deubsrs Of the council who DO not pay
strict attention TO COMMITTEES work and
the regular meetings.
Councilman McGovsTn brought the CUES
ton 70 the front Tuesday evening and Coun-
Gilman HumnDel and President Burmsstsr
hacked him up. II was brought out in
brief discussion that some councilrnen who
are appointed as appraisers fer street grad
ing or proposed changes Of grade DO not
attend 10 their sworn duty and yet some
times sign reports they really know moth
inE about
Assistant City Attorney Dunn said every
man is entitled 10 a hearing. 10 have his
day IN court. and Il council committees
DO not give u him be can 50 into court
and upset any pr0ceeaing that has had
merely perfunctory attention on the part Of
councilman
President Burmestsr warned the mem
berE Of the council that a spirit OF care
lsssness is shown lately which ought not
to prevail
We come here at o'clock on Monday
for the committee Of the whole meeting. q"
he said and wait around an hour for
dnatory members 10 come in. and too often
some DO not come At All This is wrong.
Every councilman should make II a point
70 be on hand for every meeting, ht the
time set. and be IN Oh everything that Is
done
These remarks reused Councilman John
son 10 remark when the committee of the
whole should meet. Perhaps he, for one,
had been counting the hours wrong.
Two O'clock Is the hour said Council
man Brncker. We fixed that hour three
years ago, but some councilmen pay no
attention 10 IT,
Having accomplished the purpose Of call
ing loud attention TO what has been threat
eninE 10 become an abuse. the men raising
80 v,nf~e unTqfaa ~.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-14
Heat Regulator
Concern Coming
Office to Be Established Here for
Handling of Big Business in
Territory About Omaha

On May ] the Elect-ie Heat Regulator
company 0f Minneapolis VII open an Of
flee IN this city At 121l-1B Harvey street,
with a complete stock
The CommereiRl club concluded some
time ago that the concern should have
more substantial representation In Omaha
and went 10 work with the determination
10 find a suitable location FOR H.
The firm has been doing q big business
in the sale and installation Of thermoststs
for residence boilers ana furnaces. but the
products have bsen coming from the home
plant ia Minneapolis.
The efforts Of the Commercial club have
been successful and the new branch viii
be established under the mRnAEsaent Of
BENJAMIN z Atherton- In the beginning
only Nebraska. western Iowa and South
Dakota win be supplied from this point,
but Al least Eix men WI be employed 10
take care Of that business
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-14
Package Plant
Starts in May
New Concern Preparing to Begin ope-
rations at Twelfth and Harney
Streets Next Month.

". D. Otter Of Chicago. representative Of
the Single Service Package corporation
spent Tuesday in the city getting acquainted
with those with whom the concern will
have immediate business and in looking
over the building at Twelfth and HRrney
Streets which win be occupied by his
company.
Mr. Otter viii have charge OF the fac
tory and business end Of the corporation in
Omaha he says that actual operations
up 20 this time have been delayed by in
ability 10 get machinery. II is assured
that the machinery win be delivered by the
first Of next month and II is the sxpecta-
ton Of Mr.. Otter 70 have the plant operRf-
ing between May / and 1b
That Mr.. Otter is interested not only in
the welfare Of his company. but also in
Omaha was demonstrated by the fact that
the first thing he aid after entering the
office of Commissioner Guild at the Com
merciRl club vRs TO sign an application for
3 membership in the booster organisation.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-14
BRIEF CITY NEWS

Eavs RootYFrnt n
Ewuboda-crrttfisd Fuhlic accountnnA
I3EhtinE Elxturos-DurFuus orAndoz %.
lGEo-uutiona1 E1fo E1rurancs co-ln1o
Charles r. ADJ. General Agent Omaha
u-aks TOur Savings increase your earn
Ghgs b. becurnluE s melnber q Nebraska
Savings and Loan AEan Earns per cent
par snnuun- 1G6s Farnam St. Omaha
In NsmuTy % John RosicEy-Ths Ma
uonal Printing company iE sending %
friends neatly printed Announcement Of
the death of JOAN RosiclIy. president Of the
company. saturday. April q a. TIE axe cY
g years. II also says. He has been a con-
scientious and faifhful Officer ara 60
worker. We shah always revere ms
memory for The uprsght helpful ana loving
life he lived. and SITS simplicity ana usefui-
ness"
xlontsd a Tear An a Rottls Ctr En-
gineer Craig thls morning received from
Henrietta, NO. letter sent from Omaha
in a bottle March =. sW il was signed
>by 7. W JaycoU T. W. woodbrldge and
! L. S. Mckenzie, three Omaha boys Joe
BlBslzford found the bottle on TIE banks
a the Missouri. four miles below Hen
riNera, on April 4 more than a year after
& 81 was sent adrtft a. this point The letter
enclosed EaE quite hsgibie after its long
Immersion in glass surrounded by water.
IT had become n tra1e water-soaksd. but
the writing. IN ink, had stood the test in
good shape.
Hen Who T0lohsd DonAhos Idsntiflsa-
Detectives siegfried and Oldham Of kan
sas City gave q double service TO the
local department wednesday morning when
they came for the prisoners. Earl Brown
and John Adams. and incidentnny identi-
, fed Harry Martin and Ralph Moore as
plckpo.<ets wanted in their city. The visit
ing ofncslz declared Martin and Moore had
skipped a $3.50 bend in Kansas City The
slleged piczpookeia are serving a ninety
2 dsy sentence on a charge Of vagrancy
The two had been tried on TIE charge Of
picking the pockets Of Tony Donahoe, an
Omaha man. ana were found not guilty.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-14
Crippled Old Man
as Bundle Wrapper
Although Badly Hurt, Maxfisld Viii
Be Useful at the Bazaar In
The Bee Court.

A J. MRxfield. who win serve as bundle
wrapper fo1 the Associated Charities ba-
zRar in The See building rotunaa FridsE
and Saturday. is one Of the most interesting
old men in Omaha. Formerly a drg goods
merchant in Iowa. several years ago he
met with an accident which practically
crippled his back. Circumstances brought
him 10 the Old Peoples home IN Omaha
five years ago, but Mr.. MRxfield never lost
his faith in himself
When Park Wilde home was opened by
Miss Jontz Mrs Flora Hoffman vas ap-
pointed mAtron. She had been IN charge
al the Old Peoples home and Mr.. Maxfield
AZ once applied for g chance to show what
he could DO with a needle or IN any other
way, SO that he might support himself
He has proven exceedingly ciever SIS q
needle worker. and viii have on exhibition
At the bazaar in The Bee building a siik
guilt made entirely by himself from pieces
gathered BY Miss Jontz and her assistants
AS q sample Of what heavily handicapped
old man can DO. il is n piece Of work that
viii open the eyes Of women ana men
alike
The guilt made by Mr.. MAxfield is 70 be
Euetioned off Saturday evening Al ) O'Clock
and the bidding is expected 10 be quite
spirited. M Maxfield VIII be present him
self and although he Is compelled TO use
crutch he can make himself very useful
He is also somewhat OF q raoontepr. having
boen raised at Concord. X. H. where he
knew the immortal Daniel" Webster Ia his
youth
This CHEEKY old mar with the crippled
back ssws carpet rags AT the PsrR wide
home. when nothing else offers ana has
made beautiful little don quilt of SIX
TO be shown At St Louis in the Industrial
exhibit TO be put on there At the natie.al
convention by the Omaha Associated
Charities