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The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1912-05-02
Managing Director Ismay of
the White Star line which

Managing Director Ismay of
the White Star line which,
owned the Titanic and put 1t
into ommission with enough,
aifeboats TO take care of one.
third of it's list of passengers
aud crew. thinks the senate
con- mittee quite brutal Ia it's
examination of him To deter,
anime the cause Of the accident
sand the reason for not provid,
aug more appliances for the
safety of passengers. 1t looks
as though the company was
trying through its building of
big boata aud fast ones. the
capture the class of passengers
who would pay the price for
speed. The same mania that
has a grip on many railroad
aaanagers they increase the
~peed beyond the limit some.
.times that their equipment will
stand and tho result 10 insvlt.
able. The equipment will
atand II for q time and then
give way, just 40 the Titanic
did when II atrack the iceberg
ct full speed. The financial
lose to the company 10 small "a
they carried insurance. but
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1912-05-02
what Of the 1900 who wet
doxn SO Hheis Aea,hS


vashi gtno.-Cspies Of ire
te1esrao frcsn Representative
GasdEer Of Massachusetts 4,
Colonel Roosevelt. seut 10 se-
ply to the c0loners declination
Of Gasdner's inritataon for q
jodnt Debate. we're xiren ost
here today.
COMES 10 TAFrs DEFENsE
Gandnef es1is apon fsesident
Taft end Colonel Roosevelt to
nske psbiic cestsia correspond
encs bet1eea the colonel sad
the president. bessinx apos the
Losiaaer investigation, Which
Gsfdaer asserts vosld estinely
disproye that Senator L0risser
hsd assistance OF sspport from
1sft. A portion Of NJ. Gard
ners telegram 10 - foitove:
"Toa have told the pablie
that Taft hss aiienated yonr
respect by sabserrieney 70 big
interests. / deny it. President
Tsft Instituted proceedings
against ali the great oHenders.
lie made 40 exceptions on &C
count Of expectancy. Csn you
Say as much?
81 charge you With making
exceptions With fsvorites some
times under the allegation that
teehnicaiities some times have
risen unknown.
cHALLEGE TO ST. r."
II challenge you TO produce
the suppressed report of your
own commissioner of corpors
tions, Hertert Knox Smith,
with regard TO the Harvester
trust l sssert the report ex,
piicitiy shows the Morgan in
terssts always favored your ed.
ninistration. In the interest
OF square dealing demand
you 10 produce copies of these
suppressed papers.
"lf no copies are in your pos
session, demand the depart.
fnent of justice proceed at once
to discover them"
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1912-05-02
for 4lppela.

] hereby spnounce myself %
q candidate for the nomination
of sheriff subject 70 the Demo
cratic voters Of Richland Coun.
y At the primary election to Be
held June 26th. 1912. 1 will sP'
preeiste the support of ali my
friends and sequsintsnces.
Frank Budack.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1912-05-02

To the Democrats of y. OAK.
am in the race to secure the
Democratic nomination for
Governor at the June primary
election. If nominated and
elected, l shall ever he mindful
OF the fact that the Office OF
Governor belongs to the people.
I pledge you faithful service in
return for your support.
F. o. Hellstrom.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1912-05-02
1hf 1ahpffnn 0iaats
ByE. S. CAMERON

RNbliahed AL Mallpeton n. D., on Thurs
Aay 81 each week, and en.eted as seconf
Glase matter under the act Of Congress, Of
b6azch 9, l87S.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1912-05-02

eonuoo) a0Qoo -
] wish 20 SSnOssee 70 the
voters of Ri Inland cosnty that
I will be . candidate for the
Democfstic hosninatiOu for
sheriff 1t the primssies ip
June. W. ]. DIETz.
p0Uoo0o A0Dounoomonf
] wish to sfste to the Demo.
cratic votefs If Ricb1aud conn.
~ thsf I am . candidate for the
domination Tor Connty Auditor.
! would appreciate your sue
port 1t the primsries june 26fh.
". J. Koppelman.
Great Bend. q. b.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-07-01

variedad con la uniformidad en- las
rentas de todos los ciudadanos p
pregunte.
Cleric que las rentas son las mis-
mas respondi6 Edith-pero ell gus
to personal del individuo es ell que
decide en- que forma las gastara. Los
unos como aficiOnados los caballos:
los otros, como yo, al vestir otros
prefieren la buena mesa. FL alquiler
que la nacion cobra por estas casas
varla segGn sus proporciOnes Y su
elegancla, de manera que todO ell
mundo puede- alojarse a su gusto.
Para las grandes familias que re-
presentan m}ichas cartas de credito.
las grandes moradas las familias 20
co numerosas, como la muestra, pre-
fieren las habitaciones modestas. Sc
gun creo, EN- vnestro tempo, sucedia
que alglnas personals sostenian un
tren Gle vida y de gastos que no esta-
ba on relacion con sus medios, por
vanldad, para hacerse pasar por mas
rlcos Gle 10 que eran. / Es este exacto
senor West2
-Convengo en- clio, senorita.
En- ell siglo Xxx ESQ seria impo-
slble, porque son conocidas las rem
tas de cada cual, y Sc sabe que lo.dueS
gasta Gle mas por un lado, debe eco
nomizarlo por otro.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-07-01
LA VIDA Ell ANO 2OOO.

En- mi opinion, la mtrsica constitu-
We la mitad Gle la dicha en la vida
-Deberia eXcusarme- dijo la io-
ven.-En nuestros dias va no Sc ha-
&c csta pregunta; pero parece que en-
ell siglo XIX, hasta entire las perso-
mas mejor educadas habia aIgunas a
quienes no gustaba la mlsica.
II No olyideis tanpoco que tenia-
mos algunos generos de m6sica ben
absurdoS
-Lo Sc. sQuerriais OR algo de la
nuestra2
NADIA meragradaria mas que oil
rOs
ii Oirme - exclamo riendo ~
5Pero os fgurasais que iba a tocar 0
cantar yo misma2
Tai creia, senorita.
Viendome algo desconcertado, mo-
der6 su hila~dad y me dijo formar
nos la voz; y hay quien toca an ins
trGmento cualquiera para su placer
personal Pero nos es tan facil or
buena m1sica, ejecutada por verda
deros artistas, que nuestro canto y
nuestro "pianeo de aficionados no
entran en- cuenta. lTeneis ganas real
mente d OR alguna cosa9
Le asegure de nuevo que ne agra
daria
-Seguidme entonces al sablnete
de 'nnsica
Y acto continue me llevo una ha-
bitacion toda de MADEIRA, sin taplces
nj alfombras.
70 esperaba alguna invenci6n exc
fraordlnaria, pero no veia en- todo 10
que me rodeaba NADIA que hiciera SOS"
pecilar la presencia de un instrument
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-07-01

10. Edith gozaba loeamente eos m
estupefacci6n.
-Ilaced cl favor 49, echar ma
ojeada sobre cl progrtea ~ aoy
me dijo alargindome uua hola dc pa
pei imprcso y cscogcd rs piels -.
desceis oir Sobre iolo acorlaos
que son las ciuco
Tenia e programa h eem Je
II de Scptiembrc de 3000
con seguridad "a m5s largo aus
haDla yisto y ademas tam yauaIa
como largo comprendia da0s ouaf
tetoS pleas de cauto oruuesla Al.
rabalo cada vcz mas pasmad0 ruaa
do ana rosada una dc Edith me IS
nalo una secci6n especial. - Fl eual
Sc agrupaban diferentcs tihlas cor
esta nota; p" A las cinco Erionees
hue cuando comprcndia nae aquel
Programa representabWl "mena
musical del dia compkes. i csiaba IA.
N'dido en- veinticuatro secciones. -.
rrespondientcs las vciniicuatro ho
ras A las einaet uo eomprendia
mas que unos pocos nnmeros 4 eleo5
una pieza de oggauo.
ri Cuanto me allegro dc que "a cns
se-ei ergano - dijo Ii ioven No -.
euentro mnsica que convenea mas j
menudo con el estado de nj esplrita
la joyen me hizo sentar. atraveas
Ia habitaci6n, tocc uno o dos botones
'nmeditamente el gabiucte fut IL.
yadido por las exquisitas olas de una
melodia de 6rgano iuvadido no
ln1adado, porque no 81 Dor que art.
cio' el sonido era proporcionado +
las dlmensiones de Ia habitaci6n
Escuche anhelante hasta Il fin. Ma
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-07-01
EDWARD BELLAMY.'

facilidad con que Sc hace este. 81 os
dlgo que mi paquete llegara proba-
blemente a mi casa en- menos TEMPO
que yo habria empleado en- llevarlo
de aquf.
Il 7 como Sc procede con los dis
trltos rurales POGO pobfados p me
apresure preguntar.
FL sistema es id6ntico- diio
Edith = los alamacenes de muestras
de las mas pequenas aldeas, asi esten
veinte millas de distancia. comupi-
can por tubos con ell dep6sito cen
tral del condado Por razones de eco
nomia, sucede algunas veces que mn
chas aldeas Sc Sirven del mismo tu
DO; 10 usan por turno Resulta de es-
to clerta obstruction, alguna perdida
de tempo, y, veces; hay que esperar
dos tres hOras antes de que sean
entregadas las mercancias. Esto es 10
que me sucedi6 este verano, durante
mi estancia en- ell campo, y 10 encon-
tre muy inc6modo.
-Es Gle suponer que en- muchos
otrOs conceptos, los almacenes de
provincias deben ser inferiores a los
Gle las grandes poblaciones.
-Os equivocais; salvo la lentitud
en- la distribution, los almacenes de
muestras de las mas pequeflas aldeas,
ofrecen Ell mismo surtido para elegir
que los demas; toman aqua en- La mis-
ma fuente: Ell deposito central.
al propio tempo que segufamos
nnestro paseo, notaba con cierta ex-
traneza La variedad que ofrecian las
casas en- cuanto las dimensiones y
su yalor de alquiler aparente.
Como poneis de acuerdo esta
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-07-01

Al volver de nuestra excursion eli
doctor no habia regresado todavia
a casa y su muJer no estaba visible
los agrada La iatsica ?--me pre-
gunto Edith.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1901-1982, 1912-09-12
LOCAL DELEGATES TO
DEEP-WATERWAYS

Little Rock, Sept 9.-The prepar-
atoms for the annual convention of
the Deep Waterways association in
Little Rock Sept. 2426 are moving
along rapidly under the direction of
Secretary Thomas H. Lovelace of st.
Louis and the local committees. A
number of acceptances have been re-
ceived from distinguished speakers,
and the tentative program will be is
sued soon.
At the request Of Secretary Love
lace, Gov. Donaghey last week an
nounced a list Of $50 delegates from
the various counties of the state.
Those named for Faulkner county
are as follows: w. H. Duncan, John
Ingram, 10 Frauenthal, S. G. Smith,
Frank E. Robins, J B. Higgins, Wal
lace Harrell, B. l.. Harton, L. H.
Pyle, w. S. Hammer, T. B. Proctor, E.
E. Jones and Frank Farris.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1901-1982, 1912-09-12
NEW CAMfRACRAPRS
FOR GRAND ARRIVE

From i. sday 3 Daily.
The Iincoln-J ones Electric Com
pany received two Powers GA Cam
eragrapns thls morning from New
inflicted the w.ul1 which caused the
new Grand theatre. These Camera
graphs a,e the very latest out and
will be driven by motors. They are
equipped with automatic loop settlers
which viii eliminate the annoying
dark curtain" By using two ma
chimes, there Will be no long waits be
tween reels. This is the best and
most complete equipment in the state.
The scenery for the theatre has al
so arrived and W. 3. Phillips of the
Phillips Scenery Company of Kansas
City is mere giving his personal at
tention to its installation. There is
a very large outlay of scenery, in
Guiding fire proof drop curtain.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1901-1982, 1912-09-12
RAILROAD ASSESSMENT
SHOWS LARGE INCREASE

Little Rock, Sept. 9.-The Arkansas
Tax Commission has finished the as
sessment of the railroad property of
the state. The total valuation is fix
ed at $s1 ,459, 500, as compared with
a total of $78,337 1886 last year,
showing an increase of S3,122,2 20.
The assessment of the principle lines
is as follows:
st. Louis, Iron Mountain and
Southern, $34,O17,93
ST. Louis and Southwestern, $12,-
574,5e
st. Louis and San Francisco, $11,-
941, 1882.
Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific,
S10,873. 500.
Kansas City Southern, $4,417,4
Missouri and North Arkansas, 49,
GIT 1926.
Memphis, Dallas and Gulf, 1891, :
466.
Jonesboro, Lake City and Eastern,
S322,412.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1901-1982, 1912-09-12
FOOTBALL PROSPECTS
BRIGHT AT HENDRIX
SEVERAL, OLD MEN BACK
NEW MATERIAL TO PICK
FROM.

Coacn T. s. Staples of Hendrix
College stated today that football
prospects at Hendrix looked very en-
couraging TO him. Several old men
will be back on the gridiron and
much new material from which to
pick has arrived. Among the old
men who win be back are Cunning
ham, who captained the team last
year and also who made the Altar
kansas team, Harton the star end of
last season, Shinn, veteran of three
years, and ICY" Young, most valu-
able back field man. Newbern, Marks,
Bowen, Craig and Bishop are very
promising men from last years squad.
Games have been arranged with Hen
dersoh, Ouachita, State Normal and
the University.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1901-1982, 1912-09-12
HENDRIX STUDENTS
Beginning TO ARRIVE

From Tps4,dayf Daily.
A large number Of Hendrix Col
lege students have arrived in the
city and are making, arrangements to
enter school. All the members of the
faculty are in the city and are ready
to begin their work. Prof. j. A.
Kelly Of Emory and Henry College,
who Will occupy the chair of Modern
Languages, arrived in the city Sat
urday afternoon.
While the session will not begin un-
til Wednesday, the classification and
accreditinC committees will be in SEES
sion today and tomorrow for the pur-
pose Of meeting students who apply
for admission.
Nearly all The rooms in the dormi-
tories have teen engaged and a large
number Of students will be forced to
secure board in private residences.
The opening sermon will not be
preached uutil September %. At
that time, The Rev T. O. Owen, an
alumnus Of Hendrix, will preach the
opening sermon in the morning and a
special Z. NJ G. A sermon in the
evening. lie will remain to give a
series q four chapel talks TO the stu
dents.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1901-1982, 1912-09-12
BENEDICT AT III.

Helena, Sept Phillips county
boasts of the Oldest benedict in this
state. this fact being settled for all
time yesterday when Sandy Alexan-
der, aged III years, applied to the
county clerks office for the proper
marriage certificate. His bride, SUI
sic McGhee, was considerably more
modest and confessed to but half 81
century of single blessedness.
Uncle Sandy, as he is known in this
part of the country, claims to have
first seen the light of day in 1901,
and that he was in the earlier days
hostler to President James X. Polk,
beng a grown man at that time and
the father of three children.
The story of the old darby with re-
gard to his age is strengthened by the
statement of many of the older white
citizens here, who aver that when
they were boys they recall distinctly
that the old negro was referred even
then as "old man Sandy
In any event, Uncle Sandy was
married, and from general appear
ances he is good for many years to
come.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1901-1982, 1912-09-12
STATISTICS NEGROES OF
SCHOOL AGE IN STATE

Little Rock, Sept. 4.-There are no
negroes of school age in the counties
of Clay, Baxter, Cleburne, Marion
and Polk. In the counties, however,
of Ashley, Chicot, Crittenden, Desha,
Drew, Hampstead, jefferson, Lee, La
fayette, Lincoln, Monroe, Ouachita,
st. Francis, Phillips, and Woodruff,
the negro children outnumber the
whites. The greatest difference IS
in Chicot county, where there are g.
400 colored and 1866 white. In
Desha county there are 4,455 colored
and 933 white, and in Jefferson there
are 1918 colored to 1850 white.
The satisfies for the whole state
are: White-Males 1900, females,
2O9, O23, total 427,723; colored, males,
81 ,289, females, 1924, total IT'S 1903
aggregate 603,226.
There are 5,143 school districts in
the state, and only twenty failed to
report.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1901-1982, 1912-09-12
DE[P-WATfRWAYS
IMPORTANT AFFAIR
men HIGH UP" COMING
PROGRAM WILL BE PUBLISHED
NEXT WEEk.-GON. WILSON
INVITED.

Little Rock, Sept. 6.-The commit
tee incharge of the Deep Waterways
Convention arrangements is receiving
many acceptances from distinguished
men who will participate in the pro-
gram. Among those who have &C
cepted are the following.
Theodore Roosevelt, Gov. Hadley of
Missouri, Gov. Burke of North Da-
kota, Gov Colquitt Of Texas, Gov.
Deneen Of Illinois, Gov-elect Robinson
Of Arkansas, Senator K. L. Owen of
Oklahoma, Champ Clark, Congress
man ". A. Rodenourg of Illinois,
j Ohm NJ. Parker Of New Orleans, Ly-
man E. Cooley, hydraulic engineer,
Chicago, w. c. Culkins, secretary of
the Cincinnati Chamber Of Commerce,
Senator James P. Clark Of Arkansas,
II. F. Auten Of Little Rock, Congress
man j. j. Russell and Congressman
Chas. F. Booher of Missouri, Con-
gresham c. L. Stone of Illinois, and
Congressman James F. Davenport Of
Oklahoma.
A tentative program will be pub
ished about week before the con-
vention meets. Strong pressure is
being brought upon Gov. Wilson to at
tend, the fact that he has not yet de-
clined giving the committee reason
to 'eheve to DE hopeful. President
Taft has written Hon. H. l.. Kennel,
Il should be very glad to visit Lit
tie Rock, but ! cannot undertake SO
extended trip at that time.
1t is expected that the convention
will re-atfirn the proposition which
lit originated, that the Panama Canal
equipment be removed to the Mississ-
! jppi Valley after il has finished at
Panama, and if possible that Col
Goethals be put in charge of the river
improvements. Engineers have esti-
mated the cost of the proposed deep
waterway at s1GO. 600 600. This
would include locks and dams at JEFF
| ferson Barracks and at Commerce,
near Cairo. These would take care of
atkuent waters and provide good har-
tors above, besides furnishing an es-
timated 100000 horsepower each,
worth $10,000,C00 q year in revenue
TO the government.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1901-1982, 1912-09-12
DECIDE NOT TO
GUST HODGES

Little Rock. Sept 6.-The County
Campaign Committee decided not to
institute quo warranto proceedings to
Gust Dr.. f. E. Hedges. election com
missioner, as the acts Of which they
complain, the appointment Of judges,
has been consummateo, and could not
be set aside. Hodes. one of the Dem
ocratic members. and Campbell. the
Republican, turned down list Of
judges proposed by county central
committeeman and endorsed 10y the
county candidates, and appointed 9TH
er judges No imputation has been
brought against the integrity Of the
judges named.
Congressman Robinson and ms
friends consider the act of the two
commissioners as slap to him, and
IN consequence he has cancelled ms
dates for today &no tomorrow, and
will come to Little Rock TO help out
the local situation The committee
has decided TO bend al its energies
toward getting out full vote in Pu-
laski county 4 tIe rally was held
last night in the court house park
addressed by Bob Rogers and eLwis
Rhoton. Mr.. Robinson spoke last
night at Leslie, and tonight viii
speak at the Chamber of Commerce II
Little Rock, closing his campaign here
instead of at Hot Springs. The &C
ton of Commissioner Hodges has
come in for much adverse criticism II
speeches made here.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1901-1982, 1912-09-12
LARGE ATTENDANCE
EXPECTED AT CO. FAIR

Prom fTCaN JAIN
Manager J. A. King Of the Faux
ner County Fair Association, is very
optimistic over the prospects for
large attendance at the fair this year.
He stated to representative of the
Log Cabin Democrat this morning
that he is receiving daily reports
from people in this and adjoining
counties which assure him of much
larger attendance than any previous
year. The first day of the fair
said Mr.. King, will be the banner
day. On this day all school children
under the age of II years will be ad
mitted to the grounds free. There
will be several contests held and val
liable prizes will be awarded to the
winners. ! am anxious that all
school children in the county be pres
ent on the opening day as it is
school children's day" J. d. Martin
of Martinville was in the city this
morning and stated that all of the
school children of that place would be
here on the opening day of the fair.
He says they intend to win several
of the prizes which have been offered.
1t is their intention to come to the
fair in large floats and will doubtless
attract much attention during the
day
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1901-1982, 1912-09-12
AND THE CAT CAME BACK.

Thomas" the pet cat at the local
Iron Mountain station, engaged in a
duel with two Of the most vicious ca
mines in town the other night and was
eeinr mourned as dead by the entire
working force at the station, until
last night, when to the establishment
e. ali present, Thomas" came into
the otfice and jumped upon the oper-
ator's desk. The clerks, operators,
agent and all gathered around the
desk and held an informal reception
in honor of the cats return Upon
Z close examination, it was discovered
that tom" was none the worse for
his experience with the exception of
a stiff limb
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1901-1982, 1912-09-12
ARKANSAS HAS UNIQUE DIS.
TINCTICN.

The youngest mayor in the United
States, says the american Maya
zine," is joseph p. Sullivan, of I'm
bo0en, Arkansas. He was elected
Just before his twenty-frst birthday,
and assumed Office just after that an
niversary. He is self made man"
in more than the usual sense, for he
won his education and supported his
widowed mother Notwithstanding the
fact that he is cripple and goes
about ImbOden in q wagon drawn by
two goats.-The Outlook.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1901-1982, 1912-09-12
W. ]. BRYAN.
WILSON PLEADS GUILTY.

jason Wilson Of Perry county, who
was arrested ~ Deputy Constable
John Long last Monday, pleaded gull
ty to a charge Ct assault and battery
in justice y. Il. Wilson's court this
morning and was fined five dollars.
Wilson : alleged to have attacked
G. W. Williams while the latter was
off his guard.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1901-1982, 1912-09-12
BRY AN SCORES
LIQUOR MEN

Little Rost, Sept. Gov. Dona-
ghey : IN receipt Of the following
Telegram IN response TO one from
him:
Lincoln. Neb.. Sept !, 1912.
Gov. Gee. ". Donaghey, Little Rock.
As Eouor interest has fought me in
this state because Of my position two
years age, they ought not to attempt
to use rDy name anywhere in support
of their business.
W. J. BRYAN.
The governor says: Two years
ago the liuuos interests here fought
Bryan wten ne was in Arkansas at
work fer tte Initiative and Referen-
dunn uno.r which the vote on state
wide proh bitten is taken.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1901-1982, 1912-09-12
SPUR ALMOST COMPLETED.

Fren Saturdays Daily.
The spur which will connect the
cotton compress with the main line of
the railroad is almost completed A
large army Of men are at work on it
teday and it is thought the spur will
ce put into use the first Of next week.
A carload Of machinery arrived
this morning and Will be installed at
once.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1901-1982, 1912-09-12
EOUALIZERS APPOINTED.

From tuesdays Daily.
While in the city this morning,
Coy. George W. Donaghey appointed
c. E. Durham of Conway and w.
NJ. Brady of Mayor to fill the vacan-
cies on the Board Of Equalization
caused by the resignation of Judge
w. B. Wilson Of Conway and DR.. j.
y. Mum of Vilonia.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1901-1982, 1912-09-12
NOTICE.

The list showing the annual read
justment Of the assessment of Water
works Improvement District of Con-
way, Arkansas, was filed in my Office
on the 9th day of September, 1912,
and same is now subject to inspection
This 9th day of September. 1912
d&w OPIE HARTJE,
Recorder of City of Conway.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1901-1982, 1912-09-12
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that there
will be public examination Of teach
ers at the high school building in
Conway the 18th and 2oth days Of
September, 1912, to ascertain the
professional qualities Of all persons
desiring to teach in the public schools
Of Faulkner county.
J. NJ. c. VAUGHTER. Co. EX.