The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1912-11-30

may ICdullN nc seen llut lIduC anu
barter will form a large factor in the
situation. 1t is no violation of po-
litical condolences TO predict that
Senator Davis will recommend no
one who will later help Gov, Robin,
son, nor is it expected that Senator
Clarke will go out of his way to ele-
vate known friends of Donaghcy or
Olddeld. Taken by and large, it is
one Of the prettiest plays ever staged
on the political theatcr of Arkansas,
with displaced Republicans and a
satisfied Democratic minority in the
role Of interested spectators,
SOME OF THE APPLICANTS.
AS many of the appointments will
not be made for a year yet, it is not
practicable to close the nominations
at this time but the field is already
large and growing Among those
who have already announced their
candidacy, or who have been men
toned in connection with the more
important offices, are the following;
Collector Of Internal Revenue,
S, Barkman, who has been cashier
in the Office since the days of Clcyc-
land
Receiver Of Land Office Little
Rock, Judge x. ", Chrisp, the late
county Judge OF White county, and
G, T. Berry, for years clerk in Office,
Register Of Land Office, Harrison,
Alex {, Hull, Of Harrison, former
secretary Of State, and W, f. Eat.
man, for years clerk Of Baxter coun.
ty; ", l., Snapp, chairman Of the
Boone County Democratic Commit
tee; John Clendcnin, OF Harrison, a
son ofa former register; Robert Der.
ry, of Ycllyillc, brother.in.law of
Congressman Floyd; and Jef'Hoiley,
Of Berryyillc collector Of Carroll
county,
Commissioner Of Internal REVENUE
at Washington David A Gates Of
the Arkansas Tax Commission
Postmaster at Little RCck,-W, T.,
Floyd, L. { GulIey, A. l. Smith
Rces T. Horrocks and Ben l.. Griffin,
District Attorney for Eastern Dis.
trict,-l, II, IIarrod, Of Little Rock,
president Of the first Woodrow VII.
son club, S =, Simpson, Of Para
gould, S D. Campbell Of Newport,
[, 5. Marshal for Eastern District.
X +, Milwec, of Clarendon, speaker
Of last House, Sheriff EdgarB Brew.
stcr, and {, NJ, Philpot, Of Pine
Bluff Charles Mckee, Iohn H. Fra.
zier and Louis Reich0rdt, Of Little
Rock, Floyd Walker, manager Of the
McCombs plantation in Ashley
county
&, S, Marshal for the Western Dis.
lrict, Col Henry Stroup, Of Paris,
II. f. Reagan, Jack Walker and Joe
Frost Of Fayetteville John W, IIo.
well and W. !, Johnston, Of Fort
Smith; Dr. 4, t. Hardin, city health
officer Of Fort Smith; Bob Young, Of
Greenwood, former state mine in'
spector, Phil y. Scott, presidential
elector aud K Z. Allcn former
chairman railroad commission, Of
Van Buren,; Newt Nance, of Central
District Attorney for Western Dis.
triet,=lroy Pace, Of Harrison,
whose brother, Frank Pace, is law
partner, Of senator jeff Davis; viii
Steele, Of Tcxarkann, presidential
elector Dan Taylor, Of Camden;
Congressman Ben Crayens, Of Fort
Smith, whose term expires in March;
Judge W, A, Falconer, Judge $, T,
Rowe, and Assistant Attorney Gen.
crAl W. II, Rector of Fort Smith C.,
D, james, Of Eureka Springs N, l.,
Davis Of Dardunellei A, A, MELON.
ough, Of Fort Smith; X, W, Mel'ar,
lane, of Greenwood Wythe Walker,
of Fayetteville, Felix G, Lindsey, Of
BcutonvillG Chancellor ], V, Bour.
land, of Ozark and Pros Atty Abe
of DeQueen
LEGISLATIVE poLlfles AGAIN
In Just seven weeks the Arkansas
will again be in session,
and the new Robinson .administro.