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Arizona republican., 1912-01-29
Auctions

AUCTION SALES beautiful
building lots. one-acre tract, > two
acre tracts also l Groom modern
house with lots to be sold at auction
on Monday Feb 9Th sale commencing
al 1880 P. ". East of Indian school,
watch papers for further adds and In
dian band Will furnish music for the
occasion. Terms and description Of
property. Frank Written, owner. c.
q. AcMurtry, Auctioneer. If.
PUBLIC AUCTION - Wednesday.
Jan. 81. u mile west OF Fair Grounds.
on Christy road. commencing at 1870
p. ~. wiz sell to the highest bidder
AT public auction the following prop
crty and stock, to-wit: 10 cattle,
consisting of , mich COWS. regis
tered Holsteins Cline individuals and
heavy milkers): >, 2-ycar-Old heifers
tboth registered); l registered bull
calf. ] JeSsey COW. balance young
stock; > work horses. l all-purpose
driving mare. hogs, ! cXtra-fire brood
SOW, l male hog. dozen chickens
(hens): farming implements. wagons.
ploH-. harrows. harness: some house
hold goods. Terms: months time
given. g a. Johnson, Owner; c. O.
McMurtry. Auctioneer. gb
AUCTION SALE = Tuesday, Jan.
30th. 604 East Adams St. Commenc-
ing at 1:S6 ?. m. / Will sell at auc-
ton rooms of high grade furniture,
consisting in part of dressers. COM
modes, sideboards, wardrobes, book
cases, center tables, rugs. carpets.
bedsteads, mattresses, springs, heat
ing stoves, dining table dining chairs.
rocking chairs, cook stove. cooking
utensils, dishes. other articles too
numerous TO mention. Terms. cash
Jack Gibson, owner. c. O. McMur-
try. Auctioneer. gs
PUBLIC SALE-Monday. Jan. %,
IL miles north Of Glendale, COM
mencing at ! p. m, / viii sell at
public auction to the highest bidder
without reserve OF limit. the follow
ing property: horses (work and
driving horses), l extra fine single
driving horse, weight 1850: farming
implements: wagon. l buggy,
spring wagon. l moving machine.
rake. plows, harrows, discs: all kinds
Of other farm tools; household goods:
dressers. beds, mattresses, springs,
chairs. stoves. cooking utensils, dish
cs, hundreds OF other articles too
numerous to mention. Terms: s
months time given. Henry McKin-
ney, owner. c. Q. McMurtry, Auc-
tiOneer. DR.
Arizona republican., 1912-01-29
For Sale or Exchange

GREAT OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Heights. Chicago. property valued at
$4,000 for Phoenix realty. Must live
here. viii exchange. Those meaning
business address Box %, Republican.
I'd,
Arizona republican., 1912-01-29

l HAVE two nice residence lots
which | can sell you 500 under mar
ket value Of adjoining lots See Sid.
Is North First Ave. II
Arizona republican., 1912-01-29
For Sale-Real Estate
SOME SNAPS!

SOME SNAPS!
Do You Want a Ranch? We have
il.
Are You familiar with Poultry?
We have ten acres peculiarly adapt
ed for it.
Are you fond of Oranges? We
have fine Orange land
Are YOU looking for Investment?
We have land already TO be sub
divided
Robertson & Hin, 50 Z Adams ST
IL
FOR SALE-4O acres the best dairy
ranch proposition in valley, % acres
in solid alfalfa. - acres in grain,
fenced into fields. Page wire fence,
good Groom house, nice old shade
Fruit trees. berries. roses. etc. Half
cash. Balance long time. Brights
Realty Co. 237 w Monroe ST.
FOR SALE-Ten acres near car line
on Indian school road. Excellent
fruit land, new house. Price $4,000.
easy terms. Can sell acres II
wanted. E. E. Pascoe. 10 North
Center St II
FOR SALE-NIne cho'ce residence
lots, in good neighborhood, one block
from car line. VIII sell one or more
at 1925. Fifty dollars cash. balance
ten dollars per month. E E. Pascoe,
10 y. Center St 1924 Overland. II
FOR SALE-40-acre alfalfa ranch,
A-water. modern new 4-room brick
house, grand location, 4 miles north
on Center, l mile west First class
in every respect. Price reasonable.
Clark Carson. General Delivery 2-n
THE BEST. largest and cheapest
lots are in East Evergreen Addition.
Easy terms. Z. J. Bennitt 6, Co. II
GOOD BUYS for quick buyers:
lots on Center St, 100x400. at half
the price usually asked. A few choice
lots in Van Buren, Place at from $500
to $500, easy terms. Kensington lots
at 500 on easy terms-only a few left.
10 acres close in, will trade for city
property. Groom house, Evergreen
Addition lot, 10Ox235, terms TO suit
buyer. $500. See us today. Getsinger
& TOlleson, Arizona Auction & De-
velopment Co. IS W. Adams. If
Arizona republican., 1912-01-29

MONUMENTS-The Phoenix Gran
outside orders promptly. Highest
grade of work in southwest. Call or
with Ed Ligier 2-dl
Arizona republican., 1912-01-29

EGGS wanted cash paid for fresh
ranch eggs. Walter Hill Co. ?nd Ave
and jefferson IDS
Arizona republican., 1912-01-29
For Rent-Lands

FOR RENT-160 acres B land: 40
near Glendale. Good terms to right
party. p. o. Box 723. 2-n
FOR RENT - 160acre ranch 2ih
miles from city; 100 acres alfalfa;
Page wire fences. Gordon Tweed,
Box 1106. DIR
Arizona republican., 1912-01-29
For Sale-Real Estate

FOR SALE lots 40xI40, t.ne block
west of capitol $3.50 for the two. Part
cash. See Johnston at Costley &
Thompson, II W. Adams. If
Arizona republican., 1912-01-29

FOR SALE-4O acres. sandy loan
soil, no assessments TO pay, walking
distance to Phoenix, only s75 an acre
for short time. Terms or part trade.
Owner. Box 2lJ Republican DIR
Arizona republican., 1912-01-29
Lost and Found

LOST chain AMI bunch Of grapes.
Return to Johnson's shoe store. Hotel
Adams. and receive 800 reward. 5
Founding people Os Five Points
are finding Dan Read delivers the
best goods i'm fresh. cured and cooked
meats. Your order please. Phone
1896 Overland. 2-dl
FOUND-One brown horse colt >
years old fresh branded JIM on left
thigh. owner can have possession by
calling on Las Holmesley Old Titus
ranch. 4 miles north OF Tempe and
one half mile east and l mile south OF
Scottsdale Las Holmesley. 2-bn
Arizona republican., 1912-01-29
Cards
Special Notices

COWBOY CORRALL-Livery. feed
and sales stable. Horses bought and
sold. F. W. Louder. Prop. Five Points.
odd
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Wanted Situations Female

a graduate nurse will do hourly
nursing at patients home. Any kind
of cases attended Z. Allwork. phone
1856. gs
Arizona republican., 1912-01-29
For Sale-Lands

FOR SALE-16O acres Paradise VAL
ley Groom frame house. chicken yard.
forty acres fenced. Well Pump APP
$4,000 improvements.
Price $4,000. cash. PIG w Washington.
gs
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Wanted-To Purchase

WANTED-Stock hogs. Overland
Glendale 401. On
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SAFETY RAZOR blades sharpened.
35c dozen. A. L. Boehmer'S Drug
Store. n
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Professional and Business
Cards

Cards
ASTROLOGICAL readings. Send
birthdate. three questions, dime ana
stamp for free reading Or. p. V.
Roudiez Box 90. Denver. Colo. 1t
FEN S HILDRETH. Lana. Mining
and Irrigation Law. room 2l0 Flem-
Ing Block; P. O. Box S47; phone. Red
3O21. Phoenix. Arizona. Public land
scrip for sale
PUBLIC STENoGRAPHER. ILL
LIAM NJ. KNALL. 80 EAST ADAMS
ST. OVERLAND PHONE go. Ibid
]. ". CRENSHAW. Attorney at
law. General practice in all the
courts and L. s. land office. Special
attention given u corporation. mining
and probate law. office 2l1 Fleming
Building. Phoenix. Arizona
BAGGAGE-Trunks. freight, any
thing. hauled to your order. Sand,
gravel Pianos boxed and stored-at
your service any minute. Lightning
Delivery and Transfer Co. II
SPECTACLES AND EYEGLASSES
CORRECTLY FITTED. HARRY
FRIEDMAN. OPTICIAN. 40 SOUTH
CENTER STREET. If
DIR. W. S. LOWE. VETERINARIAN.
office II y. First Ave Phone Red
1891; Overland sos: residence, 1919
Grand Ave: phone Black s5s2; Over
land sos .
OF North Dakota offers unlimited op-
portunities for business TO classified
advertisers. The recognized advertis-
Ing medium is the Fargo Daily and
Sunday CourierNews, the only sew
en- DAY paper in the state and the
paper which carries the largest
amount OF classified advertising. The
COur!er-News covers North Dakota
like a blanket: reaching all parts OF
the state the day OF publication: II
Is the paper to use in order to get
results: rates one cent per word first
insertion, one-hslf cent per word sue
ceeding insertion; fifty cents per line
per month. Address. The Courier
News. Fargo. n. -.
HEAVY HAULING and draying-
Pioneer Transfer & Storage Co. ~ !
s. Center. Phone. Main "a. Quick !
and careful work guaranteed
SIPS PER WORD inserts Classified l
ads in Sc leading papers in u. s:
Send for list. The Dake Advertising !
Agency. 427 S. Main ST.. Los Angeles, !
or IL Geary St. San Francisco.
Cal
SAFETY RAZOR blades sharpened.
35c dozen. A. L. Boehmer'S Drug
Store. II
DR.. Fl. O. RAMSEY, Veterinarian.
office corner First avenue and Jeffer-
son St Phone Black 9001. Overland
1906: residence $50 n. Center. Red
1921. Overland 1857.
Arizona republican., 1912-01-29
For Sale-Miscellaneous

4 For Sale-MiScellaneous
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II FOR SALE - Is months l-ase on
olive hotel and dining room and
kitchen fixtJrCs. See or write +. NJ.
ludlow. Tempe.
PROSPECT FOR SALE Mines.
$l20 per claim; snap; investment;
high grade copper. silver. gold pros
poets: rich mineral district. so miles
east Phoenix. Address f. NJ. Wood
bury, Florence, Ariz. Oh
h FRUIT, ornamental trees md all
products of the Fanchcr Creek Muir
5, rics. Fresno. California. II. G. Cas-
s!dy, agent. +. J. Bennett a 60. SIS
I WILL SELL-1O00 AriZ Fire Insur-
ancc stock cheap. call or phone r. De
Witt Ford Hotel. SIS
ASPARAGUS PLANTS $500 per
thousand % years ODD not less than
800 at that price. Dave Turner. In
, dian school. 2k
Home grown fruit trees. $1,000 per
100. Finest American Beauty Roses
| $500 per dozen: umbrellas. ash and
palms. Dave Turner, Indian School.
2k
| Sickness has compelled me to sac
rificc a block of stock in the Ari-
zora Trust co. This is preferred
stock and guaranteed to pay s p,r
cent on par value. This stock must
be sold this week. Address N. ID.
care of Box =. q. 1146. City IS
FOR BUSINESS REASONS = l
must leave the city for the east in
few days, and | shall sell my equity
in an eleven room well furnished mod
ern brick house. well located and close
in; if YOU are looking for bargain in
this line YOU had better see this at
once. 35 f. Adams st. gbI
FOR SALE Pure eastern buck
wheat flour. 3iA lbs. for % cts. at
Browns grocery, 1901 L, Roosevelt St
OBJ
> HUNDRED tons stock hay for
sale s. NJ. Wilkinson, r. +. d. No. s.
Phon Sub. 2O4. 2gI
WILL SELL my entire stock of
furniture at cost 10 close out. Dress
ers. chairs. beds. springs. mattresses.
tables, stands, etc. C. II. Lyall, As E.
Monroe. gs
OUT OF THE GROOVE-Work on
fine garments n speciality. Every job
means satisfaction. Work called for
and delivered. Overland 1856. 237 y. !
Center ST. Miller tire Tailor. 2jm |
5000 OVERLAND Telephone. Make |
me offer Cash or trade. Box 81, !
Republican. z-dk !
FOR SALE-IOOO shares Overland |
Telephone stock so cts. Address Il /
Republican. gb |
FOR SALE-At Republican office. |
sign cards. as follows: For Sale. For |
Rent. Furnished Rooms, Housekeeping |
Rooms and many others. lOc, three
for 25c. II
FOR SALE-Ash trees cheap at /
Wagner's Nursery or phone Ranch
l53 Overland. 2-dg |
FOR SALE-Twenty horse power
1911 Flanders, four seated. suburban
model. fine condition including tires.
run only 1000 milec. s550.O0. Clark
Carson. General Delivery. 2-n
FOR SALE-A good surrey $50 and
a good saddle pony $50. Pony gentle.
suitable for girl or boy fine traveller
easy gated f. E. Pascoe ITO North
Center street If
FOR SALE-Furniture OF ten-room
lodging house, close in. $500. Rent of
house $500 per month. Z. E. Pascoe.
10 North Center street. If
PHOENIX OIL CO.-EOcene for in
s1.75, bulk Pearl oil sl.00.
Bulk Gasoline. guaranteed $3.50. Both
phones. 221 w. jefferson. 2-dg
FOR SALE-WhOlesale and retail
FL kinds of produce. Lowest possible
prices. Local fruit our specially.
Phoenix fruit and Produce Co, 119
West jefferson St. odd
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DIR. II. O. RAMSEY. veterinarian.
office corner First avenue and Jeffer-
son St Phone Black 9001. Overland
1906: residence $50 N. Center. Red
1921. Overland 1857.
Arizona republican., 1912-01-29

FOR SALE - Is months l-ase on
Olive hotel and dining room and
kitchen fiXtJrIs. See or write +. NJ
ludlow, Tempe.
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Wanted-Situations Male

FIRST CLASS China boy servant
wants job Of cooking in family.
Bond Yuem, 26 T.. Monroe. 2-g
BY THOROUGHLY experienced
healthy stenographer Whole or part
time. Henry Sutton. 346 West Nor
roe. III
WANTED.-Call at japanese Club.
most reliable agency for any kind OF
help. SO S Third Ave. Overland S1O3
Arizona republican., 1912-01-29

PROSPECT FOR SALE - Mines.
$l20 per claim; snap: investment;
high grade copper. silver. gold pros
poets; rich mineral district. 50 miles
east Phoenix Address E NJ. Wood
bury, Florence, Ariz. Oh
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FRUIT, ornamental trees md all
products of the Fanchcr Creek Nur-
81 ries. Fresno. California. II. G. Cas-
s;dy. agent. +. J. Bennett x 60. gs
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Wanted-Room and Board

BY ELDERLY gentlemen in good
health. Box 90, Republican. DIR
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WILL SELL-1000 AriZ. Fire Insur-
ancc stock cheap. call or phone r. De
Witt Ford Hotel. gs
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tINrN- z 4. Johnson, OMneTt {. o
MCMUrtry, Auctioneer. gb
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s1.25 PER WORD inserts Classified
ads in Sc leading papers in U. s.
Send for list. The Dake Advertising
Agency. 427 S. Main ST.. Los Angeles,
or IL Geary St. San Francisco,
Cal
Arizona republican., 1912-01-29

house, furnished or unfurnished. 335 y.
3rd Ave. Lot 5Skx137I2. barn. See
owner for quick selling price. 335 ".
3rd Ave. gs
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For Sale-Houses


FOR SALE-Watch Phoenix Grow.
T-rOom house. f-room houses and
then some lots 5Ox20O $3.50. income
S95 per month this property will
double in the next years the lucky
one will draw a swell prize. Good
buys Of all kinds. open Sunday. NJ.
II. shelton, 217 West Washington. If
Arizona republican., 1912-01-29
BARGAINS in residences. Ranch
and business property. improved or
unimproved. Houses to rent.
W. X. JAMES.
81 n. Center st. II

Co. 237 W. Monroe St.
Arizona republican., 1912-01-29

AUCTION SALE - Tuesday, Jan.
30th. 604 East Adams St. Commenc-
ing at 1:56 ?. m. / will sell at auc-
ton rooms of high grade furniture,
consisting in part of dressers. COM
Arizona republican., 1912-01-29

lots are in East Evergreen Addition.
Easy terms f. ]. Bennitt &c Co. II
Arizona republican., 1912-01-29

PUBLIC SALE-Monday. Jan %, !
IL miles north OF Glendale, COM |
mencing at l p. m, 1 viii sell at |
public auction to the highest bidder. 1
The log cabin Democrat., 1912-05-02

If Theodore Roosevelt is the one hope of the Republican party next November, why is not William Jen- nings Bryan the logical Democratic candidate? If not, why not?
 MT. Bryan is universally recogn.z- ed as the father of what Roosevelt so proudly refers to as my policies" If the country must nominate and elect g progressive why not nominate and elect the pioneer progressive? Why permit another to reap where Bryan has sown? Why carry lesser light at the head of the Democratic hosts, when the greater light is available?
 Not only is Bryan a more consistent progressive than Roosevelt, but he has the popular side of the tariff question, which must necessarily become the paramount issue of the campaign.
 If Taft should be the Republican nominee, Woodrow Wilson would then be the logical Democratic candidate. As against Taft, Wilson in addition to the solid south, would carry prac- tically the entire west. He could lose the east and then have votes to spare.
 If, on the other hand, Roosevelt should be nominated by the Republi- cans, Wilson could not hope to carry the west solidly. He would have to look to the east largely for his sup port As between Roosevelt and Will son, the conservative east would no doubt support Roosevelt. Not that the east loves Roosevelt more, but Wilson less. To Wall street Wilson is hid eous nightmare. Wilson sees danger in the money trust. The money trust sees danger in Wilson. Hence, Will son is least in the kingdom of the money trust-Wall street.
 And then Roosevelt has been tried. He has never proved himself a foe to the money trust, but rather a friend. Why should it support pronounced foe in Wilson in preference to the man who has always given them a square deal?"
 If Clark and Taft should be the op- posing candidates, the campaign would be race between two colorless candidates, with the chances of sue cess largely on the side of the Demo- crats. Anybody can beat Taft.
 But Clark could not defeat Roose- welt. Roosevelt would be stronger both in the west and the east. Clark could hope to get little more than the solid south.
 Harmon seems to be entirely out of the running for the Democratic nom- inaton In the event of Roosevelt's nomination, however, his chances of success in November would De far greater than the chances of either Clark or Wilson, because, in addition to the solid south, Harmon would per-
The log cabin Democrat., 1912-05-02
SILVER SERVICE
 FOR ARKANSAS''

Little Rock, April 27.-President Stifft of the Board of Trade has ad- dressed communications to Governor Donaghey and Hon. Joe T. Robinson, the prospective governor, requesting them to make recommendations in their annual messages to the legisla- ture for an appropriation to purchase silver service for the dreadnaught Arkansas. The great battleship is rapidly approaching completion, and nothing has been done toward provid- ing a proper recognition by the state of the honor of having the world S greatest fighting machine named for Arkansas.
The log cabin Democrat., 1912-05-02
Montgomery Co.,, Ark, Wins Corn Contest with the Use of Virginia-Carolina
 Fertilizers
12O Bushels Per Acre

Largely through the efforts of Senator Hamp Williams, Mont oomerv county has moved up few notches on the Agricultural Calen- dars.
 Master Ira Smith, age l5 years, a son of Mir. Tobe Smith, Silver nost-office. ten miles east Mt. Ida, on m South Fork of Washita river, produced l2O bushels of corn on less than one acre of ground. On this plat of ground, 60x8O yards, he used only 300 pounds of fertili- gers. which was manufactured by the virginia-Carolina Chemical Company, of Shreveport, La.
 Ira Smith captured the State prize also, on the yield of corn per acre which means for him trip to Washington, some money besides, and an 8-l6 disc harrow, offered by John Deere Flow Co.,, of St. Louis, Missouri, to the member Of the Bows Corn Club producing the greatest yield of corn to the acre In Garland and Montgomery counties.
 Some may doubt that Ira Smith raised 12O bushels of corn on less than one acre of ground, but MT: H. s. Mobley, representative of the U. s. Government, visited this corn patch himself and made this report: Plat of ground 6Ox8O wards; number of stalks, 7,O2O, of which 2,313 had two ears to the stalk, and the rem ainder had one, making a total of 9,333 ears. An average twenty ears weighed IS pounds, making total weight ot 84,OOO pounds, or 120 bushels (7O pounds to the busheD.
 If all the boys in Montgomery , county would join the Boys Corn Club, and go to work now prepar- ing their lands, they would stand a chance to win every prize on agri- cultural products at the Arkansas State Fair in l9l2.-From the VI OntgOWSFB Wteo, ht' 1u", h'h'
 Other interesting accounts Of won- derful crops will be found in Farm ers' 1912 Year Book or Almanac, which will be sent you free Of cost if you will write to the Virginia Carolina Chemical Co.,, Advertising Department, Richmond, Va, asking for one.
 This company also has sales offices at Norfolk, Va, Atlanta, Ga, Savannah, Ga, Columbia, s. C., Durham, N. C., Alexandria, Va, Charleston, s. C., Baltimore, Md, Columbus, Ga, Montgomery, Ala, Memphis, Tenn, Shreveport, La, Winston-Salem, N. C., and Cincin- natl, O.
The log cabin Democrat., 1912-05-02
If Roosevelt, Why Not Bryan?
 (BY S. W. ROGERS)
(BY s. W. ROGERS.)

haps prove a stronger candidate than Roosevelt in the east.
 Such a combination, however, is ab- surd. It would be ridiculous for the Democratic party, after 16 years of fighting for progressive policies, to become all at once the conservative or reactionary party. In that event, progressive Democrats would support Roosevelt, and on the other hand, to offset the loss, Harmon could not hope to get the regular Republican vote. The stand-pat Republicans would sup port Roosevelt, not because they love Roosevelt, but to save the organiZa- tion. Why not? When the test comes hasn't Roosevelt always stood by the organization? Roosevelt talks for the people, but he acts and votes with the organization. As against Roosevelt Harmon would doubtless be strong CT candidate than either Clark or Will son, but even then Roosevelt would have the advantage, and the Demo- cratic party would be disgraced.
 The situation resolves itself into this: Any candidate except the big gest and most widely-known man in the Democratic party would be over shadowed by the Roosevelt candidacy
 A Bryan Roosevelt campaign would be the greatest presidential campaign in history. Bryan's chances of sue cess would be greater than ever, and greater than any available Democrat c candidate. No man in the country is stronger with the people than Bry- an. Roosevelt's policies are Bryan's policies. The race would finally re- solve itself into a choice between two popular idols with the tariff question as the only issue. Bryan has firmly fixed ideas about the tariff question. If Roosevelt has any fixed ideas about the tariff he has never dared express them. If he should steal Bryan s ideas during the campa:g the officers of the law could recover them before Roosevelt appropriated them to his own use. And them at the trial in November, wherein the people sit in the court of justice, they would no doubt decree that the stolen goods should be returned to the rightful owner, and that he should use the pro- ceeds thereof to the betterment of mankind.
 Of course Bryan is handicapped with three defeats. But Roosevelt's s third term handicap will more than offset that.
 Indeed, when the moral conscience of the people is properly aroused they will carry the thrice-defeated candi- date to victory in order that he may reap where he has sown. They will no doubt choose Bryan, the pioneer progressive leader, to be the pioneer progressive president
The log cabin Democrat., 1912-05-02
GOVERNOR FILES
 EXPENSE ACCOUNT
CAMPAIGN COST Sll,668
TOTAL DOES NOT INCLUDE $6,- 290 NOT YET ADJUDICATED.
 OTHER ACCOUNTS.

Little Rock, April 26.-Governol Donaghey filed his expense statement with the secretary of state late Thursday evening, showing that he has spent $11 ,66S.50 in his campaign for the nomination, besides S6,290 un- adiudicated accounts The itemiZed statement is as follows: Newspaper advertising, $754.
 Printing literature and stationery $2,675.
 Postage and express, $4,250.
 Travelling expenses, S789.50.
 Clerical help, S350.
 Headquarters expense, $2,500.
 Total, $11 ,66S.50.
 To this statement the governor ap- bends the following: ''In addition to the above amounts bills not autholiz- ed, not properly audited, or authentic ity of which has not been established have been presented aggregat:ng $6,- 290."
 In this connection it is interesting to note that the governors admitted expenses are S201.87 less than that of Congressman Joe T. Robinson, which amounted to S11,870.37.
 The largest expense account filed by candidate for congress is that of Judge J. NJ. Carter of Texarkana, re ceived Thursday afternoon. The az gregate is $5,33S09. The largest single expense is $1,994.59 for news paper advertising, and 241 separate and distinct items are listed, from g. cents to $95, including practically ev- cry paper in the district. The next largest item is $1, 200 for stamps.
 Tom Campbell of Pocahontas, can didate for congress from the First district, spent $1,361.63, while Chiet Justice E. A. McCulloch's expenses were only SPA.
 Today is the last day for the filing of the statements.