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The Prescott daily news., 1912-04-08
MAKING EXTENSIVE
 PREPARATIONS

Truck growing, which has been quitea feature along the Prescott Northwestern railroad for several seasons, will be gone into even more extensively this season.
 The growers are trying straw berries this year, about thirty five acres being planted near Belton, and the plants are said to be thriving, with promise of a good yield for the first year. About 300 acres will be planted to cantaloupes, forty to tomatoes and a large acreage in sweet potatoes. The potato acreage would have been much larger, but for the difficulty in securing seed.
 The cantaloupes and straw berries will be shipped to the markets, but the majority of the potatoes and tomatoes will be sold to the Highland cannery. which is about completed, while some operate small canneries of their own.
 This acreage, with the peach crop and truck from Highland, will guarantee employment for many hundreds of non. residents during the harvesting season, as well as furnishing the cannery plenty of work, and lots of frieght for the railroad. Nash vile News.
The Prescott daily news., 1912-04-08
CAMDEN WILL HAVE
 CATEGORICAL CONTEST

Camden April 6.-(SpeciaD- The Camden oratorical cup con test, which will be held April 12, promises to be the greatest in the history of the event. The following schools have already entered their teams: ElDorado High School, Magnolia, Step hens, Gurdon, Oklaona, Hope, Prescott, Emmett, Amity, Ford yce, New Edinburgh, Clay Train ing Schol, Magnolia Agricultural School, Camden (15 in alp, and others are expected to enter at the last minute. Superintend- ent of Public Instruction Geo. B: Cook of Little Rock will be pre- sentsto preside: Dr. Dallas T. Herndon of the Arkansas Hist. ory Commission will make an address. Judge Jeff T. Bowling of Ashdown, Hon. Will Steel of Texarkana and other well-known lawyers will be present to act as judges.
The Prescott daily news., 1912-04-08
OIvIDES THE STATE ] INTO FIVE DISTRICTS

For the purpose of pushing ,oro actively the organization tOr the statewide bill, the Pro- bibition Campaign Committee h.o divided the state into five districts as follows, each dis trict to be in charge of a super intendent;
 Little Rock District-Pulaski, Tonoke. Prairie, Saline, Dallas, Grant, Garland, Hot Springs, Bradley, Drew, Chicot, Ashley, Desha, Lincoln, Jefferson, Cleve- land.
 Teyarkana District - Miller, Lafayette, Columbia, Union, Cal houu, Ouachita, Nevada, Clark, Montgomery, Polk, Pike, Hemp stead, Howard, Sevier, Little River.
 Helena District - Arkansas Monroe, Phillips, St. Francis, Lee, Woodruff, Crittenden, Cross, White, Poinsett,, Craighead, Green, Mississippi, Clay.
 Batesville District-Cleburne, independence, Jackson, Sharp, Lawrence, Randolph, Fulton, Lard, Baxter Stone, Boone, Car roll, Marion, Newton, Searcy.
 Fort Smith District-Benton, Washington, Madison Johnson, Pope, Van Buren, Faulkner, Perry, Yell, Scott, Sebastian, Crawford, Franklin, Logan, Con way
The Prescott daily news., 1912-04-08
. = NOTICE

The Republican County Gen tral ommittee will meet at the city park in Prescott April 12, 1912, at 12 o'clock, noon, for the purpose of calling a county con vention, and for such other bus mess as may come before the committee.
 J. K. Prescott
 Chairman.
The Prescott daily news., 1912-04-08
of the other elections. This IS
 fhe Annual School EFec- ti0n, Saturday, May 1S.

As the public school is the very basis, the foundation stone, of good government, so are the duties of those who vote at the school election of gravest i'm portance. The divisions are so small, each neighborhood, al> most being separate unit, that each vote is an important factor.
 It is important that good citl- zens, who are intelligently in terested in better school condi- tions and who will devote their time and energy to the cause, be elected directors. It is also i'm portant that a sufficient school tax be voted-and in most in stances this means the full seven mills, permitted by the constitu tion.
 All citizens are urged to vote at the School Election Saturday May IS.
 Geo. B. Cook,
 State Superintendent ofPublic Instruction.
The Prescott daily news., 1912-04-08
REDUCED RATES

Russellville and return, S6. 90; account State Convention Ark ansas Sunday School Association. On sale April 17 and 21, inclu- slve. Good for returning until April 23rd.
 A, B OLIPHINT, Agent.
The Prescott daily news., 1912-04-08

The Nevada County Singing Convention will hold it's semi> annual meeting with the Bodcaw Singing Class the first Sunday in May at 10 a. ln. All are cor dially invited to come, bring their New Revival Glories" song books and we'll fill ed bas. ket. .-J. w. Holloway, president,
The Prescott daily news., 1912-04-08

Getting warm. Phone the Ice Plant and they will have their wagon deliver you ice regularly
The Prescott daily news., 1912-04-08
MANY ELECTIONS ARE
 HELD THIS YEAR

Arkansas has already had many elections this year. and still there are more to follow. There have been primary cleo tlons for every office on the cal endar of every governments di> national, state, district, county and municipal. The gen. eral municipal elections have al ready been held, and we have yet before us the general bien- nial election this fall and we are well in the midst of the national campaign.
 There is, however, another election which must not be over looked and which, in many aspects, is of greater importance to the individual elector than any | of the other nlpotiOnc FhFC Sa
The Prescott daily news., 1912-04-08

John Ray, of Miller county con- victed of murder in the first de> gree as accessory before the fact is also held here. John and Fred McIlroy, of Grant county, convicted of second degree murder and sentenced to 21 years imprisonment are held in penitentiary during the penden- cv of their appeal. J. D. Town send, of Clarksville, charged with murder, is held at the penitenti- ary, and has not been tried at all, though his case has been before the Supreme court on the ques. tion ofallowing bail.
 Supt. Pitcock says that he proposes to return all the safe keepers to their respective coun- ties, as he has no cell-room for them at the penitentiary.
 
 Arrangements are being made for a great music festival to be given in Little Rock April 22.25, by the Little Rock Festival Chorus, assisted by the Victor Herbert orchestra. There will be four big programs, conclud- ing with the oratorio, Elijah, " on Thursday night. Rates are to be given to the city on the railroads.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-11-22

SALE on TIMBER Gunnison, Colorado,
CEtaber ~. 1912. Sealed bisis marked outside.
Bid, timt,er-ssle al Jplicstion, Septeusber 2s
1872 6unnison," and addressed 10 the Forrest
Supervisor, 6un9isoa siional Fsrest GuD-
nisan, Colorado, will be received up 10
and including the 25ih day of Novemhes.
1917. fs eli the nerchs bic dead timber
standing or down aud all the live timber n1arh-
ed fr cutting by a Forrest officer, located a.
area Va he definitely desixi atei by forsse
officer before cutting b~eins. intending sboue
~ acres in app, on imstsly the = NJ a - =.
the SW u NJ a Sc 4, aud the Sc NJ y
SEh Sec 10. r. u -. u 81 ". 18th p. - On the
south side ~ the head 81 Coal Greek near keb
lar pass within the 6Nnnison National Forest
eetinBased To be p .eo0 feet board measure a
live Ep9eimsp spruce. iyi. So feet board nseoo-
ure a live baisam hf and 81 2s feet b0agd
measure II dead timber Of both sp-cies, So
timber. log scale. more less No bid Of iese
than &. ~ per Thousand feet board measure fos
live EnGlemapn srvuce, live balsam hr snd deed
timber II both species will be considered, and
= deYosit of sloO ~ pay able 10 the order 81 the
beaver Nstlonal Bank Of. Denver. tolorado.
must be To that bsnk for each bid submit
led To the Supervisor. Timber upon vsiif eiains
is eaenpt from sale. The right TO reject ans
and all bids is reserved For further fnforA-
alton and regulations governing sales address
Forest Sapervisor. Gunnisssn >ationsl Forest,
sunni-on. Colorado. Wm. X. kreutzer. Fore~t
Supervisor.
FIRST Pub Oct 2s. 1872: Last Pub. Nov q, 1872
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-11-22
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Gunnison news-champion., 1912-11-22
N.sscs - Ansusrss>rpsr

Estate Of John johnson. Deceased.
The undersigned. having been app inted cd
mittrsfrix Of the estate ef JotIn Jaihnsssn. late
spf the County Of tunnison. IN The state al
Colorado. deceased. hereby gives netire that she
will appear before the County Court OF saia
tunnlsssn County. at the eur House IN 0Onnt-
peeeu be=r A. d. 1872. at the hour af ten o'clocA
A. - Of said day, st which time all persons has-
ing claims against satd e~ta notified and re
auested attend fcr the purpose a having tke
same adjusted All perssnS IN niehsed to sasA
estate ere requested 10 make Immediate pay
nent - the undersixpe3.
DATED at Gunpison- Colorado. this End day a
November A. d. 1879
JENNIE = JoH~s0s. Adm mist Yatrln
of the estate of JOHN Johns n. Deceased.
First pab Nos. :: last Dec 8. 1872
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-11-22

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Gunnison news-champion., 1912-11-22

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style. By JSva. I wish II vas AAy
light"
Whatever she replied must AASe
sobereA the fellow
Everything I say you take wroagiy.
q course IT'S an right. for the Ooua-
try is fun of stfagglers out Of botA
armies. Lord. I don't care what yos
wear. ~ loag - II suits you ~
business? O, explaiLed all tAa4 =
y0ur putty faced sefvant-Saint AaAe!
that feIlow! But IN review the ~
tes again- rn drumming up Clintsa1
aeserters. 6ut n0W I've met ysa II
tempted te - alsne with you ~ f9 -
Elmhurst"
-Become . 1eserter yoursen7-
oh. ne. - at least only te0posH
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-11-22
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thess was - ~ trse stanlin' eli
aloes. hind - - sAl-leOlin' trss. cir.
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Gay. Tea" - ~ Dearest dragon
20 you re0enAse that Lsae Tree
where We ca0Ds1 wAea ~ vsse est
hsnting' rarBeteaF
Sure; in east Nes6forA. Thsrs vas
. farmhouse aceoao - the side q q
Ain I got ssos bsttesnilk thess."
"wasat tAaf what tie guide caIlel
tAe paace-l4os nW?"
Dernel y hosw. sergeant. Duav
fecollect heaffn' the guiae say any
thin bout that. but the woman q the
hovss toll ne ~ paaoe vas called
Lone Tree cettAee-se I reckoa he
night"
This was . chance worth tryfae
We win take tie Arst turn to the
left. and have . look ot TIE place"
said. 'Conroy. you and Ton riAs
ahead. and keep your eyes opeA."
We reached the hollow whers tAs
big tree stood. about midnight, but
found little reward The house o.
the hill had been burned to the
ground. Near the tree. however, we
discovered evidence Of recent camp
fires. one not yet cold. and apparently
there had been quite . body q meD
camped there lately. Conroy manu-
factured a torch. and secuted about,
finally reporting:
Il don't know how many were here,
sir, altogether. but there was q lot o
horses picketed over near the creek.
I reckon the last cf them did1t leave
until dark tonight. an they rode north
toward the main road There was
naybe dozen n that party"
Ip 10, ontlnue-,i-
Ccal fr sale. 10 wagon trade at
B sck Danensd ine.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-11-22

Hard and eft coal Draw and
transferring. S E Day. Phose,
Gunnison lO1l. 3ld
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-11-22

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Goal E.. sale. 10 wagon trade
B ack Dian1srsd ine.
ieif james Terrens
Bisbee daily review., 1912-07-16
IN MEN0RIAM
VIM. HERRING.

Resolutions euIogiz:ns Col. viii
liam Herring as a high-minded citi-
zen and as a lawyer eminent tor his
wisdom, his high moral conception Of
duty and his reverence for the ethics
Of his profession and deploring his
death as depriving the bar Of Ari-
IONA Of one OF its most brilliant
members. were adopted in open ses-
sion of the Pima county superior
court They were drawn by com
mittee consisting of Judge W. F.
Cooper, former Judge John II Camp
bell and Attorney S, L. Kingan.
The resolutions follow:
To the president and members OF
the Bar association Of Pima county,
Arizona:
Gentlcmen:--Your committee, APP
pointed to draft resolutions upon
the death OF Honorable William Her
ring, beg leave to submit the FOL
lowing:
William Herring has answered the
last call and has passed over the
line. He was ready Almost four
score years were his, and they were
so employed that when mis- day OF
Bisbee daily review., 1912-07-16

WASHINGTON, d. C., July f3.-
Mrs. Ellen Mussey. dean Of the Wash.
lngton College of Law and vice pres.
ident OF the board OF education OF the
District of Columbia, has been put
forward by the women LAWYERS and
social workers of the national cant.
tai as a candidate for judge OF the
juvenile district.
The term Of the present occ1paut
OF the bench expired June 30 and
President Taft win at once apDoint
MS successor II is known that he
has Mrs. Mussey under consideration.
Mrs. Mussey has passed the active
Years Of her life in Washington. and
has taken Part IN all movements Tor
the upift OF children and women.
with voice and pen she has plea led
Tor better conditions along the lines
OF law. education and industry. She
is a practicing lawyer before the su.
freme court Of the United States
ana the inferior courts in the Dis.
trict Of Columbia. She has promoted
kindersartens, special schools and
play grounds, and she drew the Mus.
sey law, which makes mothers eauaI
guardians with fathers of their chill.
dren
Bisbee daily review., 1912-07-16
Exerclse az Work

From q purely academic stand
point there Is a vast distinction be-
tween exercise and work, and this
IS Just the season OF the year when
it rocOmes apparent. II is in the
spring that the friends OF the tired
business man who has the shattered
nerves and unreliable digestion begin
10 tell him that he should get out and
exercise and get his blood IN Circuia-
ton About this time his wife is
cleaning house and thCre are plenty
Of rugs or carpets hanging out on
20 ae pounded.
IL doesn't occur to the tired busi-
ness man that there is enough OK
ercise IN that back yard 30 last him
for several days. and plenty mere
where that came from. no indeed.
lie pays 500 to join a golf club and
invests in a bag Of sticks and q cap
and goes out TO play golf. Pounding
a golf bah ali over a l00-acTe lot is
exercise, but pounding a carpet is
work. He will paw a man TO pound
the carpet and viii pay for the priv
ilegc Of pounding the golf ball him
self
ANY man who does not think there
is plenty OF exercise lurking about
/ the corners of his own home should
| Investigate There is no better eX-
{ ercise in the world than chasing a
Z lawn mower up and down a corner
Tot. through the virgin grass every
/ day but it isn't popular with the
| shattered business man because it
does not cost anything to DO it, II
these business men had TO pay for
I the privilege of pushing a lawn now
er up and down a golf ground they
, oEld all be doing H.
| The difference between exercise
and work is what makes it a pleas
ure to swing Indian clubs in a gym
nssium for two hours and an Also
lutte hardship to be Obliged 10 tern
a griDdstOne. Engaging in tug OF
war in an athletic club is fun and
exercise, but lacking down a strir
Of carpet is work. The ordinary man
values his blessings b. what he has
to pay Tor them.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-07-16

deprived OF one Of its most brilliant
most noble and most eminent mem
bers. and one whose place viii long
remain vacant. His wise counsel
will be missed, his genial and insDir-
ing presence viii long be remem-
bered. and as years go BY his mem
DRY viii be held in sacred reverence
by those who so lseenly feel his loss.
To bis beTeaVed family We extend
the sinoerest sympathy and consoia-
ton and with them rejoice IN the
splendid record ne has made, for OF
him It can be truly said, he lived
10 bless mankind
We recommend that a copy here
Of be spread upon the minutes Of the
superior colTt Of this county, a copy
given 10 the family and copies fur
nished the newspapers for publica-
lion Respectfully submitted,
JOHN H. CAMPBELL.
WILLIAM r. COOPER,
S. L. EINGAN,
Committee.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-07-16

We are growing more and more ex
ercised about the public drinking
cup on glass One seldom sees any
kind of cup at a public water foun-
tain. Eoither 1t is a continually run
ming spout of water, over which one
puts ones mouth to drink or IL is an
upturned affair which suddenly squirts
water into your face when you yank
the handle; or there is an automatic
continuance alongside into which You
drop a penny and get a brand-new
paper cup.
Bat the very best idea of all has
lust appeared in a letter published
in a Cleveland newspaper. II suggests
that instead OF the cupless and squirty
fountain. which nobody likes-espec-
tally women-eseh person should
carry ordinary straws such as ere
furnished at the soda fountains. or,
If one desires. a more fancy little
tube may be carried in place OF the
collapsible drinking cup which many
now carry in pocket or handbag.
A favorite remark, with a certain
class of men. when approached by
a suffragist, is TO this effect:
why aren't you home attending to