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FIVE RYWoMAN.' .''


 'Eyerywoman.' the widely herald ed and much discussed modern moral ity play, written by the late Walter Browne and produced and presented by Henry W. Savage. will play al the Auditorium theater this after. noon and tonight.
 "EYerywoman" Is first of all nov, city Inspired by the ancient Eng fish morality "Everyman it differs from that dry preachmeut in every possible way. It is allegory and dra. ma combined. It's people and scenes are distinctive of today but their constitution betrays the admixture of the real with the fantastic. The characters are named for and repre- sent human characteristics and qual ities which influence modern life. h addition to "Everywomau, important figures in the enactment are Youth, Beauty, Modestry. Conscience. Pas. sion. Love. Truth, Wealth. Flattery and Nobody.
 The theme of the play is Every. womams quest for love. Accompanied by her handinaidens. she sets forth into the world to find 1t Her jour neylng takes Ber from the hearth stone to the big city At different times she is seen upon the stage oi metropolitan theater: on Broadway as t1U Ciocks are about to strike midnight upon New Years eve; in her gorgeously furnished apartment Her adventures are many. her tribu lations not few. When she finally returns home to find that Love has been her nearest nelghbor all the time she is a broken and worldly-wlse woman But in her meeting with Love she achieves her ambition.
 "Eyerxwoman' might as reasonably be termed spectacle as modern morality play. It's interpretation re- quires 8 cast of nearly ITO persons. and the scenic production is one of the most extensive and elaborate that has been made in years. The play is given to the accompaniment of q score of illustrative music composed by GeorgA- wnIteneld Chadwick. and
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LYRIC THEATER.

The fact that capacity houses have prevailed the closing part of this week at the popular Lyric theater, demonstrates the public appreciation of high class entertainment
 The Art Models, De Rossi are prov Ing an immense attraction not only from the novelty of their offering but from the intensely artistic man ner of their representation of famous paintings. From the stadio to the stage is but 6 short step. and the real istic presentation proclaims the true artist Never before in vaudeville has such beautiful scene been witness. ed as was portrayed in the picture of Rock of Ages" Whilst that death less air was played hy the orchestra, the motif of that immortal verse was faithfully interpreted A reverential silence that wasa felt, peraded the immense crowd. which was broken by sincere applause at the fan of the curtain.
 Percy Spellman, as the Original Rastus, has added some new squibs 10 his endless repertoire. He keeps the audience in continuous roar, which is succeeded by curtain calls at the close of his song.
 The melton pictures are away above the average A very charming and picturesque portrayal being the one entitled "The ONeil, The scene k in Ireland, and some choice bits Of Irish scenery are shown 1t is a thrilling story of Inc Eighteenth cen tury. the costumes being absolutely correct of that period The daylight pictures is an innovation that is ap- preciated and the management is to be congratulated for catering to the public in the up-to-date manner ill which they do
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played by an orchestra of almost grand opera dimsnsions. As might be expected. MT Savage has proyid- ed a cast that is as notable because of it's personnel as because of it's size. Prominent names in the cast are Frederick Warde, Jane Oaker, Ma. ric Wainwright and two dozen of others almost as well known
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NOTICE EoR puRLlcATloM.

Department of the lnterior, U $ Land Office a5 Camdeu, Ark. Dec. %, 1911.
 Notice is hereby given that Charles II Washington, of Iioa Springs. Ar kansas. who on Nay s, 1865, made Adjoining Farm Homestead Entry tSerial No 023l3l No. 2S77Q for the sl-2, NE I-l, section j1, township l. $. range IS W. 5th principal. meri diau, has filed notice of intention to make Final five year proof to es lablish claim to the land above de scribed, before the United States Commissioner at Hot Springs, Ar kansas, on the 7th day of February 1912.
 Claimant names as witnesses:
 John Washington, of Hot Springs. Arkansas
 William o. sidebotam ot not springs Arkansas.
 Gus swensoe, of Hot Springs, Ar kansas.
 Harvey Keller, of Hot Springs, Ar kansas.
 H. c FRIEDHEIM, Register.
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The Sentinel4Reoord is authorized to announce Fred Gray as candi. date for the office of county treas urer subject to the action of the dem ooratic primaries
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FOR COUNTY CLERK.

The Sentinel Record Is authorized to announce Charles II. Davis as a candl- uate for the office of county and pro- bate clerk Of Garland county, subject to the action Of the democratic primaries.
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FOR ALDERMAN.

The Sentnel-Record is. authorized to announce IT. A. Spaulding as can dida1e for alderman from the Third ward, subject to the will of the voters in the regular April city election.
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Mr and Mrs. Harry F Westcott are in Chicago attending the big automobile show in that city.
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The Sentinel Record is authorized to announce Thos. W. Milan as a can tiidate for county judge, subject to the action of the democratic primar- ies.
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Circuit Judge Gotham returned yes. terday from visit to relatives at Monticello
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FOR COUNTY JUDGE.

The Sentinel Record is authorized to announce Robert Mooney as a candidate for county and probate judge Of Garland county, subject to the action Of the democratic primaries
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The Sentinel Record Is authorized to announce Jesse Murphy as a candidate for county treasurer subieet-ta-t444sa ae- ton of the democratic primaries.
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FOR CITY CITY ATTORNEY.

The Sentinel-Record is authorized to announce James g. Mcconnell as "a candidate for city attorney of Hot Springs, his candidacy subject to the votes of the people in the April ele2- tion.
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FOR CONSTABLE

The Sentinel-Record is authorized to announce John II. Peden as a candidate for constable Hot Springs township subject to the action of the democratic primaries.
 The Sentinel-Record is authorized to to announce Joe Lankford az can didate for constable of Hot Springs township, subject to the action of the democratic primary.
 
 The Sentinel Record is authorized to announce Billy Finn as a candidate for constable of Hot Springs township, sub- 1ect to the action of the democratic pri- mafies.
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Blue Points on the Half Shell, AL bright'G t.
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SGntInGI-ReClf0 JOB t9F FFT5IrFTdss pRTN4INo
Announcements
FoR coNoRE EssMAN

The Sentinel Record Is authorized to announce Hon. W. fl Martin as candi- date for congress, subject to the action of the democratic primaries.
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 FOR CIRCUIT JUDGE
FOR PROSECUTING ATTORNEY

The Sentinel Record is authorized to anu0unce M x Cobb as a candidate for prosecuting attorney in the district com posed Of Garland and Montgomery coun- ties subject 10 the action of the demo- cratic primaries.
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The SentinelRecord is authorized 70 announce Hamp Williams as $ candidate for re-eliion to second term as state senator rom fKis senatorial district, subject to he ac- ton of the democratic primaries
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/ FOR SHERIFF

1ne Sentnel~Record is authorized to announce R. L. Williams as a candida te for the office Of sheriff 0f Garland c0un- ty. subject Co tue action of the demo- cratic primaries.
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FOR STATE SENATE.

The Sentinei-Record is authorized to announce J N. Wasson of Caddo Gap, Ark, as candidate for state senator, subject to the action of the democratic party in Montgomery and Garland counties.
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FoR REPRgsENrArlvE

The Sentinel Record is authorized to announce Harry Westcott as a candidate Tor representative Of Garland county, sub iect to the action of the democratic pri- mary.
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The Sentinel Record is authorized to announce l.. E. Sawyer as a candidate for representative from Garland county subject to the action Of the democratic primary.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-11-04

Those who are leading the campaign ia this state know
that any vote for HAueo is half vote for HAwley and
whore the whole vote cannot be thrown to Hawley they
working with might and main to hold it for Haines
There was time when it looked like the southeast
would be able to keep Hanes in second place in the
ton That hope has been abandoned and the word has
gone out In the southeast along the entire line Of the Ore
gon Short Limo to vote for Hawley who has always been
second choice and who becomes first choice The
word has been sent out and even here in Boise hundreds
votes that might be supposed be Hanes votes will be
for Hawley desperate fight has been made against
Martn-the drtiest and nasest fight made in this
state against any candidate when there founda
ton for such fight Why thisf Is it because they be-
eve they pretend to believe that he has show of
eletoni Every reader Of their stuff knows that it is be-
cause they fear him
1t is for the that the word has been sent
out among all the corporate influences Of the state to
throw the vote from Haines to Hawley.
We appeal to those who had intended to vote for
for the sake of mere party regularity not to permit
themselves to become the dupes the corporate wealth
of the state which has deserted Haes like rats deserving
sinking ship and who trying to elect Hawley.
We appeal to the progressive Democrats not to be-
instruments whereby strange hold upon their
party by these interests may be gained Hereafter the
great political fights will be made between progressive
principles and reactionary principles Progressive Demo
Gratis want their party to remain in the hands OF progress
sive Influences How they expect it to do if they
now aid in eecng the candidate that the Short Line the
beet interest of the southeast the lumber and lead
interests of the north and every other reactonary and
Especial interest in the state will be boosting and support
ling tomorrow?
Our appeal is good citizenship to rally around Mar
tin who the only candidate for governor these interests
are fighting.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-11-04

WhSii q SiONh-uP dPPaA
ly fools nurse nature. and apparently
escapes the medicinal consequences Of
some health defying act, he thinks
he is lucky.
And one is just about as mistaken as
the other.
l heard young man declaring the
other day--that this idea that you
shouldn't go in bathing right after
eating is all nonsense. II do it Of
ten,'' he said. land 1t never hurts me-"
He is a man of fine physique and I'M
usual endurance and by reason OF
these things he is able to break the
laws of health without any apparent
punishment. But I haven't doubt that
that foolish trick is injuring him. in
some way or other and that some
, day he will be asked to pay this debt
he Is running up--and with compound
| interest.
THAT doesn't hurt me-" How often
have l heard one or another making
that foolish boast about some infring-
ment of the laws of health! OF course,
in all the cases have not had a chance
to-watch and see If the boast was JUS
| titled, but in great many l have seen
/ that 1t was not.
Il can eat anything at any time and
1t never hurts me- woman know
used to say, and SO she overtaXed and
abused her stomach in every possible
way for many years. Finally there
came to this woman a time of stress
and trial. She broke down. Her d.
gestion. that stronghold in which she
| thought herself so safely fortified. gave
way. II can't understand it." she
said. 81 always thought my stomach
was the strongest part of me. l used
to eat anything 1 wanted at any time
quite So said the doctor dryly.
And now this woman is committing
| the second blunder of wondering why
she cannot get over her trouble in a
few months. Foolish woman If she
had been getting into debt for SO
years, would she wonder why she
couldn't save up enough to pay it in
five months?
| Another woman / know used to abuse
her eyes outrageously. She would
read by the hour with a feeble gas
or electric light placed high above hei
head She would keep on sewing ir
the late afternoon when the twilight
was so dim that I could hardly see
across the room. She read necessarily
on the cars even through a veil.
And when I tried to warn her she
would laugh and say, ooh, nothing
hurts my eyes, they nre my strong
est point"
Now she also is paying the debt o.
many years contraction.
Consequences are costly things
When we suffer Immediately for SONS
: infringement of the laws of health VIZ
think we are unlucky. In reality W.
are very lucky. ut never hurts us" Il
la dangerous thing to think.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-11-04
IDAHO STANDS ALONE.

It may be worth the while of citizens of Idaho to think
about they 60 to the polls to vote tomorrow for the
a the states in this union the only state where the right
citizens to get the of their candidates upon the
ballot by petition has been denied by the highest court Of
1.-THE state The reactionary Republicans tried in nearly
every in the union to deny the right of representa-
ton upon the election ballot by petition but it left
the little state of Idaho out here at the very top Of the
Rocky mountains where talk freedom, breathe free
dom and really think live in freedom have that right
denied to us This not upon plain prohbitory pro-
vision of the law but it upon construction which
are bound to think strained construction for that
PURPOSE that it accomplshed-a construction which
I'VE convinced the Legislature had in mind and
lone which believe could just easily and with far
nore justice, have been made the other way No voter
worthy the right VOTE will fail to remember this while
marking his ballot tomorrow.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-11-04
THOSE WE KNOW DEFEND HIM.

Does it. not strike the people of Idaho as significant
that not single resident of Idaho living among us and
know of us and whom may all judge has said one
word against G. H. Martini the Progressive nominee but
that his detracor have had to back to Iowa and rake
and scrape through the number OF those he has prose-
cuted for criminal ofenses for associates and boon
companions of such associates in order to get even state
ent that in their opinon" he is not good candidate
There literally hundreds Of people in all parts OF
Idaho who residents Of this state who have known
Mr. Martin almost from his very birth and from whom
charges against him could be secured there bona c
charges to be made but from not OF the hundreds
here who know him well the half dozen booze ele
ment residents of Spencer Iowa. know him, has there
come word except words of highest praise.
Does it not also strike the people OF Idaho sgni
cant that in every instance these Idaho residents who
know Martin here and who knew him there, speak III
terms of the highest praise of him in respect Daily
and many times day there voluntary and unsought
protests the part of these people against the nastlnes
Of the fight being made against Mr. Martin and connected
with these protests come words OF commentator and
praise Of him
OF course the people of Idaho will not be misled by
the less than dozen sanderers from Iowa whom they do
not know am who have given them opportunity to find
them out except the Iowa people who live here know
them and feel it their duty declare who and what
the unworthy motives that animate them
It all shows, however, how the interests the invisible
that has controlled this state and which
controls both old parties and their nominees seek to
msead fool and rob the people of their in elect
ions They have abiding and convincing faith in the
efficacy of money and they believe that their rotten funds
if properly used will fool the people any time and under
any circumstances and they have been unsparng Of such
funds and they have gone the very limit in their despc
able methods.
If the people will dscredit those they know in order
to believe mere declaration without even much
statement of the facts upon which such declarations
based; if they will be fooled cajoed and msead by the
money and the filthy methods of their enemies then the
proof conclusive that they getting just the kind OF
they deserve and then their protests against
high taxation against high cost of living, against the
of the rich upon the rights of the poor and
all other governmental complaints they make, un
worthy and should receive credence attention
If on the other hand thew will accent real worth whom
they see it, will accept real friends when they offer and
will accept real remedies provided for the then they de-
serve aid and comfort and assistance though they
fail in getting what they want and what they strive to get
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-11-04
Birthday Calendar

II This 10 Your Birthday
Do. not buy false jewels or expect
great gains. A steady course is wisest.
1t will be greatly to your advantage
to think carefully of your treatment of
those who have power over you.
Those born today will be generous
and well liked. They will have original
ideas which they should be encouraged
to carry out. Among; them will be in
ventors. who should strive to deserve
and gain an alliance with successful
people of the better sort
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-11-04

Why should the invisible government go to the trouble
and of going away back to Iowa to search into
the private life of candidate for office when they could
furnish much racy reading much better sub
stantated and much easily secured right here at
home?
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-11-04
he Evening Chit Chat
BY Ruth Cameron

BY Ruth Cameron.
1HEN child fools Its nurse and
escapes taking some disagree
able but much needed medi-
cine, he thinks he is lucky.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-11-04
THE CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS.

There are only two of the constitutional amendments
proposed which will even pass muster One of these is
that authorizing legislative appointment There
objections it but these objections may be
to be adopted The other amendment is that authorizing
the formation of single board of education for the care
of all educational institutions in the state This is
other amendments are actually bad and should by all
means be defeated So far the Capital News is con-
cerned it recommends that all Of them be rejected There
ents but they have been put in such shape that their
adoption would be productive of evil than of good
Vote against them ALL
It may not be exactly to the point right but it is
true nevertheless that it is late to remedy You
cannot vote unless you registered!
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-11-04

1t may take little longer for Progressive to vote this
year than it will take reactionary Republican
dictionary Democrat but just how much the Pro
gressive will accomplish
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1912-09-04

Continued on Page Three0
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-05-13

A Bulgarian band, captained by a
man named Cerkule, entered the vii
lage Of Helepa and assassinated four
men and two women. Hearing the
shrieks Of terror, a group Of soldiers
in the district Of Kozana hurried to the
scene in time to witness the formal
execution Of a poor shepherd boy by a
band Of Greeks.
Passing through the woods at Krun-
gel, group of soldiers discovered the
mutilated bodies of three unknown
individuals who had been assassinated
some time previously.
A band Of rs or more penetrated the
monastery of Guriehe, and having
seized and bound Alexi, the superior,
Kai, his mother, aged ninety, and
nine other persons, mostly over sixty
years of age, dragged them to the
chapel and there assassinated them.
The murderers afterward proceeded to
pillage the chapel and Carried off
everything in value.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-05-13
KILLED WHILE SAVING MEN
Chicago Contractor Gives Workmen
Timely Warning, But is Crushed
by Falling Wall.

Chicago.-With a command for his
workmen to retreat from dangerous
wall Herman Falkenstein, wrecking
contractor and husband Of the found
er of the Esther Falkenstein settle
ment, spoke his last words the other
day
Get back. men. That wall is
shaky." he said to HIS men, and an in
stant later he was caught beneath the
tumbling wall Twenty.eight frantic
workmen dug hurriedly into the debris
and the crushed and torn form was re.
moved, still breathing.
The accident occurred at 1911 South
Michigan avenue A quick run was
made with the injured man to ST.
Luke's hospital. where he died few
minutes after his arrival His wife and
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-05-13
LONG RANGE FORECAST.

Washington, May 49, Indications
are that during the coming week fair
weather will predominate with tenn
peratures below the seasonable aver
age generally east Of the Rocky
mountains and near or above the nor
mai on the Pacific slope
According to the bulletin issued
Sunday night by the weather bureau,
showers are probable in the middle
Atlantic and New England states, at
tending the eastern movement that is
now over the Ohio valley.
"A change TO considerably cooler
weather. the bulletin continues, will
overspread the region east Of the
Mississippi valley Monday and Tues.
day and frosts are likely to occur the
first Of the week IN the Rocky noun
tain region, the north plain states, the
upper Mississippi valley and the up
per lake region and Tuesday and We'd
nesday in the lower lake region, the
supper Ohio valley and the interior
Of the north Atlantic states.
'sFhe next disturbance to cross the
country win appear in the far west
Thursday or Thursday night and move
to the middle west near the close Of
the week; it will be preceded by a
general rise in temperature and be at
tendd by local showrs and thunder
storms"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-05-13

Boston, May rs. The board Of in
sanity experts selected BY Coy. Foss
to examine into the mental condition
of Clarence v. IT Richeson, the form
er clergyman under sentence Of death
for the murder Of Avis Linell, sub
iected Richeson Sunday to the most
exhaustive tests known.
The commissioners, Or. Henry Rust
stedman Of Brookline, chairman Or
the board Of trustees Of the Taunton
insane hospital; Dr. George Tuttle.
superintendent Of the Mclean insane
hospital( and Henry P Frost, superln-
tendent Of the state insane hospital,
speLt two hours with Richeson on
Sunday morning.
The examination Sunday was in the
big music room Of the sheriff's house.
Richeson showed no trace Of nervous
ness as he walked from his cel and
at the completion Of the long days
ordeal apparently was in excellent
condition.
It is believed that alienists eomplet.
ed their examination Sunday although
they you'd not state conclusively. Il
IS expected their report will be ready
for the governor some time before
the meeting of the executive council
Wednesday.
At that time the governor can ask
his council to commute Richeson's d
sentence to life imprisonment if the
alienists report the prisoner was in
sane when he committed the crime
If they report be was sane then, bui
that he is insane now, the governor
can only ask the council to grant 4
reprieve until such time as the pris
oner is sane, at which time he mus
be executed In any event, the gov
ernor has no voice in whatever actor
the council takes