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The San Francisco call., 1913-07-24

OAKLAND, July 23.-On the outcome
of the existing financial situation will
depend the future development in Oak
land of Western Pacific properties and
terminal, according to Benjamin F..
Bush, president of the Western Pacific,
Denver and Rio -Grande and Missouri
Pacific railroads, in an interview on
his arrival in Oakland this morning.
Though withholding any promises of
actual Improvements in this city, be-
cause of the money condition. Bush
tempered his interview with promises
that the company intends pushing for
ward its Oakland holdings to keep
the growth or the fines.
II don't like to sound the dismal note
of money tightening said President
Bush. but what we do in the future
will depend on the outcome of the
present situation. We will certainly
utilize our properties here as soon as
we can. Our plans are not concrete as
yet, and will require much thrashing
out, but we win keep pace with the
growth of the city and the growth of
our lines, providing the same facilities
transcontinental railroad. The ter
minal facilities will be created here as
fast as they can be utilized, and local
improvement will be large"
An unlimited faith in the future con-
fronting Oakland and great surprise in
the growth of the city during the last
FIVE or six years were expressed by the
railroad head. .E
AN OFFICIAL VISIT
President Bush and his party, includ-
ing a score of railroad officials arrived
at the Key Route system station at
Twentysecond street and Broadway at
II o'clock in special car. They were
met by a committee including w B.
Townsend, district freight and pas
senger agent of the Western Pacific;
w. p. Alberger and W. w. Keith Of the
San Francisco-Oakland Terminal Rail-
ways, and II. A LATER of the Oakland
Commercial club.
Automobiles took the party for
tour of the Oakland water front, over
the terminals of the Key system, South
ern Pacific, Western Pacific, and along
the outer and inner harbors The work
being done In the Key system basin
and in the inner harbor were pointed
out. and shipping activity shown. The
tour came to an end at the Hotel Oak
land, where President Bush and his
party were guests at luncheon of the
Oakland Commercial club, together
with several hundred business and pro-
fessional men in the city. The lunch
con resulted in President Bush being
made the first honorary member of the
Oakland Commercial club. At the con-
clusion of the luncheon the party was
taken in automobiles over the resi-
dence and scenic portion of Oakland
President Bush was met at the hotel
by reception committee including
j. E. Caine, managing director of the
Oakland Commercial club. NJ J. Lay
nance, A. S. Lavenson, Mayor Frank
X. Mott, ]. Y. Eccleston. Joseph H
King. D. E. Perkins. F.. " Walter, f.
w. Bilger, H. A LATER and w. B.
Townsend.
MAYOR SPEAKS WELCOME
M. ]. Laymance presided as toast
master and official welcome to the city
was extended by Mayor Mott.
George w. Reed. attorney. and old
resident of Oakland. told of the devel-
opment of the city from the early days
and the extension of railroad building
into the city.
The new Western Pacific president
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-24
MEN TO SKATE FOR TITLE
worlds Record for Mile May Be
Broken In Contest

New figures for the roller skating
mile ought to be hung up by Dan Arena
of Oakland and Fred Marshall of this
city. who will meet in the first elimina-
fion round of the race for the worlds
championship at the Coliseum next
sunday. In response to the requests
of many dancers and skaters, there
will be another combined skating and
dancing party at the Coliseum this
evening.
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-24
HIDES BEHIND WALL BED
Fifteen Year Old Fails to EIude Detec-
tive of Slavery Detail

The narrow space behind revolving
wall bed proved ineffective yesterday
a hiding place for Is year old Hilda
Suearman of San Jose when Detective
Edward Wiskotchill of the white slav
ery detail searched for her.
The girl was arrested in the Eddy
stone apartments, $40 Eddy street. She
viii be returned to San Jose today,
where the juvenile court will consider
her case.
Clyde Woolen, an itinerant baseball
player, with whom it is alleged the girl
fed from San Jose. is under arrest at
the city prison charged with a felony.
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-24
EORESTERS' INSTALLATION

The following have been installed by
Deputy Grand Chief Companion Mrs
Lillian Baston as officers of Bay City
circle No. II, Companions of the For
esters of America: J. Fremont, chief
companion; Mrs. NJ Caldwell, subchief
companions; Charles E. Morrisey, re-
cording secretary; Miss Rose Walmar
right guide; Mrs. F. Blum, left guide
Mrs. NJ. Mellon. inside guard; Mrs. K
Timmons, outside guard. A midnight
luncheon followed the installation.
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-24
SITE CEREMONY PLANNED

Ground will be broken for the Cali
fornis land show and home industry
exposition Saturday, August 2, at the
Eighth and Market streets site. This
was decided yesterday in the first meet
ing of the advisory board. There will
he a luncheon at the Palace hotel for
the officiaIs of the show and advisory
committee of 100, after which exercises
will be held at 2:15 O'Clock at the site.
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ssrn b0I --B1I<e. sslbes 30. 81 -56e, aemifd.
fes Ss. bl--68t tsr Dnitd. Serfnsft parben:
pafer.--NArst II yst.a nnb itetis. no.
ssster 36k 37s, otanbarb Ssiber 36--
5e19sNs. , settsr ST. --36s. 10. SeibeS
- - s6s. 10. : seaif4ier 86 -36e, Ns. 8
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nsrfaaft sureen: gass 30. sneiter az SIC,
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Wogaen.--N Narft heiia. Ns. 3 S6--66s,
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een ~. fimsttt 1880 t2s .25
1ttsgt.
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sl7 gbIs. Ttaiatrs finifheb 9oobS aui
Der soiis eon si.sS par 6auOns.
reetrtsg.
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@abl i'm gIpiee;; sugegen iirt5 In bic.
lem Sale bel Der feierliden GirtTilb'
runa nur oie WiinIiter iutb Die gu-
reaur Der beiben &anulern Ter
neugemdblte Brdiioent bralldt nidt
(ipie oaS unter Der 3peiten &epubIit
Der SAL mar aasoriidlid) oen @to
Der 3reue 3u Ieiiten; er gtbt nur in
ieiner 8otihaft an Die beioeu Sam
mern BEN 8oitspertretern bic BERT
herlnlg, bob er Der 8erfaiiung trell
bleibeu moue. gum SdlluB iet nod
bernertt, nnB Der Erdiioent nit ahs
iolllter Stimnleuuebrbeit geiuablt
Deroen muB; es. miro olio 10 Iaa1e
gepablt, bis Die abioIlIte Wtebrbeit
erreif]t lit
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es.s. g. .J1lurraQ fCa. 1s';'s a..s.
SIC ltnipn Trxit- 0eb 6xSs.

relen uno betrauern m6hten. Sas
4uftreten pes Nhdsperus beim 0Dttts
oRnIt in einsm 8sriammiungsbauie
Der gtriften 1T Der neue 3ng m osr
Gbasperus Daritellung Don 1902 uHo
abosperus Ipmit rpirtlih etne yerioa
initiation Des iupii6eu Bottles. (UtaH
bate, pie befaunt, audi oR 9ppotbe1t
uufgeiteut, bab Die Gage Dom Gfptaen
ssuben nit BEN sWtptbus 3ufdma
nenbGnge pDer auf Den 8uoobtsmns
binpeifen.) Wi6tig 1T audi, odB btste
Gr8dbtung I'm bie gBenoe zines 5dhra
hunDerts lebenoiq geporben 1T, oie ia
INNER Die Geburtstagsitunoe beneus
tunqsboiler Jbeen (Bieoertuuft @hria
fiji uno Munffe (8etebrung Der SUI
benz mar. go mubte alfo I'm Sabre
1899, Qerabe in Der SabrbuuperttpeHDe
uno ndbrenb bes 9s3embers in Der
gl6be Deg fSeftes Der 9eburt Ghri'ti,
| iene Geftult in 0un3ig gerpeien iein,
bon Der bic @r3dblun9 bes eSahrts
| 1902 berihtet. I'm bic SSGhrbunberts
nenb. Tam fpp6l Der Geodnte an
Nbasperu8 lebenoig geDorDeu istn;
Denn nit Dem bel jeoer Sabrbunoerts
fpenos feft eripdrteen 4uftrtten beg
Qntihriit oerbanb fih leiht aud be
5offnune uuf Die DieDertunft GRriiti.
Dem bic 8etsbrung oes bis bubtn uns
glGubiq ge6iiebcnsn Ebeiles bon Ssz
rael Doraugeben muBte, borit bic frieo@
loIe @anoerI6uft fur 4baspsr etn
Guoe nebmeu tonne.
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ASte sas 6eifers " z75--T.40, A&lser S7.0O
Ill 90. Marfi Ionsism ano fei,a.
oApsiHe.-asiAts 87,2b-7Sth, sss
miiats e7.25 - 76O, iAsere $7.05-f.s0,
raise $1.o5 - T.20, eertd &6.O--7.46.
Marft Attn uuD S--iot bober.
eAsftans fdmmsr. - ehafe: GIN
seimiids 81. .66-s.25, s.tli6. $4.Ts--6.xb,
3StrIins. SO. .40---8 16; aSsmtr: etHbstsl.
fA. $e.TO - $50, setItts s6.7s-90.
Warft fttis bts tart.
3afHbr Rinboieb -, Snptus
Is, ,00e 66sfs unb edmasr $500.
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xs.Osrs, II. 3annar

NtII.- Ssfsts 1900 otss.. Ssrfsast
900 Dtls.--rr Narst mar beute ketta.
oSrtns yatsnt N.t0-1.6s, nin.sr etraitsts
A.SO-l.6o, @inisr Sassnts e4.7o-S.l0,
GsYias slsari N.20-A.<5, 0infsr eytras
xs. = A.o0-4.15, Re. : -. Ss.s0--l.00,
AaxIss etrsisbts sA.0o--<ls.
Nseesxnst sas astis. eair bic aaieS
q. o.6o-S.a5, tstes be iaaes e4.00-<.00.
nsAsatsn nstt nar rnb,s - 41.SS
Der Ice vfsHl fair bis eutss t4.46
Sis. 6siss tis fanfs t5.oo-6.3S.
Nstsnslt sar rulia. -esiRss hsibss
snS sslbss 81. i.So-l.1S. srsbss tl.1S-l.o0.
4iInSriss t3. is.
Assasa in asiis. - Hs. 3 0snsr1
67--6Se {. |. I. 0sSsts.
Gtras "A f.ttia. -Msisssres 6o-7os.
6eebiua E9s c. /. I. Mem Bert.
= 1ag1ts 1000 a., 0srfanAl
%. 600 bu.--Nasft rar pilis. Ns. ssus,
rstter loS {. |. 7. I'm eissatsr uHs l00'
I. - hsinnaaS. -. Nsettesa Dslstt
i0lIzt I. 81. f6ninasn1.
r ttsrM- oststT Sl 900, 0ssf4MA
---- na. - Harst mar piuis. oypsst ~.
SIX " elsstss sHs Sic |. = i4ssa'
asaD.
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1sttex. sir raj sssk-s<Le, am
6Atst s3Le; far 9uIi 9o5s-9l3 3St, sm
eAlxs So9zt; fur SEPTEMBER 81 -- 89TSs,
am CAIuS 1886.
8sif Atsr n.-tSr wai 81 <-52L1t,
an ehImt size; fur suli 573k - 55e, am
saIus 515se. fir e.pttmb.r Ss3S-s3 zse,
an e6Ias b8t<e.
4sf.r. - gar rai s35S-s4Ts,. am
eitas s34lr; fhr5uli ssx -s451, an s6tss
esAG iar eeptsms.r sa5S-S4As an
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n-8s. q 64-s5t.
strHe. ss-T2s
rtRsttsfsa - Reese 800
AIS Der Gsatntr.
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GtntHsr.
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eir oanuar 1is24n - 1880, an e6lvi
$3.50; farRsi tis.sa1-ls.771s, am e&Iaj
$i5.T1.
S6aar, ss.s71<. sar5anssr ss.sa /
S.sTI1 a.t tHlns 1897 = fur Uai elo031.
--lo 10, am sAlu6 tlo.l0.
6tsrt NippsRf.. t.as9. .2S-1ol2H
tar 3anuar t9.67t<-s.95, an eAlui
$o.ss fur Raj 3lo. .oo-lo.oTH. an eAlui
ti0.o7k.
Futt.r infea-srsamsriss 1-ss1 4
per pfsuo.
ei.r fHo DiGis. .--s,iiae 22I-ase pc
| Tusenh.
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41slt6er Warft'C eridbt

eistiaaati. IL. 5anuar 1913.
Dk aaAfsIesassa Castiruases b4,istsa
N4 nsr asf os1rss IIasssttisass. Del
nsinsrsa osf4Aftsa sussa SDas tSbrs
vssifs tssstnst.
vrsStfisasa
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES sstia
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io4-lis. Nsuiss i3-isks pss vfass.
1tsf Garsat Sk--los.
Esstu uas 9strsibG
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Oh. psmss mt ahieu n MN Bsvs.

oat. psHbs snt Gltiex n MN Dsss.
odN .ss saa' surbe - aK--s% ausss'
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prina Sd4xaspspi.ss snsssa n e<
bisfsntist.
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4.68L.
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ii3k-ll4k, ~ rsaiArirte l04x--l03L,
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- 1o07<-f01K.
NftifnMargt. anfanas mar bey
Mnrst fhmnA, Die prtife atet erboIttH fih
ptsesr anb Der Warft fdlst ftiia.
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Aafsv. - 1ufakr rs, 900 Bu., BerfaxSt
--- Ds. Der MART IN silIia.-- 6tamSasl
nsiter 1916 aaf BEN eeleifs, Ms. nsiber
sse, Fs. oos, Ns. 4 8s1<e.
Ssa N rubiS. - etanoars lose, Re.
oot.
1stfsR IN rnbie. State srbinSrer Bill
4sire 1919, z3--3e; 1911, 12--lSe; pa
ttkt GsGN srbtnaret Bis asiss 1912, IT ---
4ss, 1911 1s--l6e.
exats knb hetis. -- G.ntrGI Naeriee q
4ss, Ssssta s7K-2s4s.
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9srf III estie. - 6snils 81 .50-2s. 90,
HsFt eleas t2i.t0--2s.e0, Rel t1s.K--
io.25.
Se ef il feiis.-- esnt.s ,24.oe--a5. 90,
Net tl0.0o--s1.o0, Ssf. Sinses 5000
--sa 90.
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lief, 10 bis II ~, 1tt, b.. eAnl tsrx 81
Sxt, b.. 96tafsR l4e.
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Gss1trs szS--s5se, ep.ciaI sTse.
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yrima rstss ta $4.S3--S.00, srins 0ssss,
Sslbes t6.12.-6.82.
ystrstssn IL tstig. - kaffair..s
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q. 80. b. In Dxfs Sac
1sffs 4 aettS. nssstit 6ls.ss Cbis
8l-31s.
esrt u rahis. otrsinss, sssS aIt Ses
bn sates $50.
srbsati . ID h.tis - 42tSs.
Neis ii estia. --e,nsetmii@er sk-ss
ystns s4-e1s.
HsIaffss Astis. n.s Orleans Dsea
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% fsa, 3.s3s. Gentrifs,at - Zen 3.4se,
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~. $500, ~. . 4.25t, Ne. a. 10s, Ne.
AIS, Ns. 8 4.l0t, Re. I T. 0ss, Es. $4,000
Ho. 9 3.eSe, ~. 10 s sst, Re. IL 8. .8S, Ks
Ia 3.80s. r.. 13S.76t. r'. IL 5.75t.
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Ntuoptfe.-RR JAfau " par sentt sltHis
ltt eroS. Die Saafrase snt aae oie gr.ii.
Retia. eetAts sisglhsrfsrtsu N aren lang fam
ans fislsR am l0--lSe.-1tofsrs uHe eeso.
trs aae ietis. rttiAtSbe hRp hetis bic
hart.
6Asus Gti.rs atea es.6s-s. 90, STR
Is. l0-s.25. faass -~. C4fsu t27b-s.75
eIsifAerAiere g. 7S-Tko, auseri.i.n. 81. 80
--76S, csifsrs 81 26--6-96. ,rirs S6.40
100, Sats $s5o-S.35, uassrlefsas bic
sYfrs e6.S0-63S. Gannsrs ea.7S -- 400,
otslsrs sas s.ssers e6.oo-7.oo. etsd.
6sifers S4.50-5. 90. Gts6- -Aibe 1905 80.
Hatis~. -- 1e 3nfubr mar mar mSsis,
Die Ra6fraae gut uao Der Mar,t aart.
Naeese uas lntts 1l.3x-S.o0, HsIssaa
t5.25-6.lo. utra t6.1S-s.is, issts exass
%. .ak-6.75, fantu $50.
AaIber. 80 E,r Marit rnr anfaues s..
tia une em Ersiis l,slsR sm $3.50
osbisars Ssh srsts 46-0o-i0 s0. fair Bic
cate lei4ts 4s 90 %, srtrc til.o0-l1.I5.
AaIter 10 ssa Asaniiasas-e eaai.ra. -
eanss lie, sriMa be ssserlsfeas 10 --
l01<s, srsinSu S--SKe.
q d nstn Ole 3ufuhr BON SApei.
nea rnr seuts .ismliA srst. bic 8sHfrass
cine sute nne Der Narft fur tleiiheriort,u
aarssr. eeiH.s gsrfanbifprtsn fisssR ua
6--loe. 9er,.l Rartn fApon.
GAsere S7.s6-f.70, ants bts ssssrItfens
vssDa3uaas. uns6lsif4erfsrtes 81 65-7 10.
esnii4ts Etrpa tzsssisrtsn 81. .6o-7s5 or.
Siadrs bis sssuIsfsas fAsert 'stts 6ds.
q. 90 - e.6S, srtra e6.76. etsss - 90
--4.1S, srtra $40. IsiAis xsrianstierten
eT.M - 7.5o, tsrfsl ssn llo vfass Inb
nab Ssaissr IS f5--7x.
Shafs uub sdmmsr. - Dix Rad:
iraas rsr sine sats nnb Der Rarfi estis bis
hatf.
OAass. eEtra $500, ssis sis sss.
sflsisHe 34.s6-4ss. srSia1ss BIS ssts ~ 80
--4.1x, sahrliuse S6.0o-f.1.
1knner. - srtra bra4tsa $9-3S, sxtr bic
asserieieas 1s.s5-o.lS. srDsHSre be fs't'
ek1S--s.75.
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Diebndrfte.

gistiHaati. IL. 9uHsar 1913.
9xfskr sns Ssrianst Dahreas ssr ssrasi-
ftRss ~ etHas,n. ssreii4en mit ben ssrser .
leheRsea 4 faatH saun ME fOlsi:
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gSabreno tpir in emer 3ugltift f.
BEN, iperoen mir of obne eS 5l ipii-
len, iteii uno numb. 9eloeS oerldmin.
bet. MIR tpifien ieIbit nitt nie, naf-
Dem tutr Ct Safob's Gel gebrauGt
baben.
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The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1908-current, 1913-09-29
BUY CORN CLUB
PRIZES MONDAY

The committee in charge of the
Boys Corn Club contest, which will
be held at the county fair next week,
announced today that they will pur-
chase the prizes for this contest at
the fair grounds next Monday. Sew
en- registered pigs, one Jersey heifer
and one mare colt are listed in the
prizes, and anyone having stock of
this kind for sale is requested to
bring it to the fair grounds next
Monday for the inspection of the
committee. AS the prizes do not have
to be delivered until the last day of
the fair, stock may be sold for prizes
and afterwards entered in the fair,
if the owners desire.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1908-current, 1913-09-29
Personals

tbarnes-Pnoros Phone s3.-tf
New sorghum. Piercey & Son. ct
John Shettles is in Little Rock to-
day.
oraho new sorghum. Piercey &
Son. 40.
Mrs. W. B. Stark is in Little Rock
today.
Jason Dancer is in Little Rock this
afternoon.
Chas. Simpson spent Sunday in
Russellville.
). H. Pence went to Morrilton
this morning.
Miss Maud Atkins is in Knoxville.
visiting friends.
Miss Elsie Harrison is Little
Rock visitor today.
Mrs. M. F. Hardin is spending the
day in Little Rock.
n. 5. Traylor returned to Little
Rock this morning.
Hon. George M. Connell of Naylor
is in the city today.
v. H. Hill has returned from
Ozark and GAINESVILLE.
Miss Mary McClung returned this
afternoon from Morrilton.
Fresh oysters at Oak Street Res
taurant at all times.-dtf
: l.. H. Pyle is adding two rooms to
his residence on Locust avenue.
W. NJ. Harrell is transacting bust
ness in the capital city today.
Boarders Wanted Cottage Hotel,
4221 N. Front St., P. r. Hodge. If
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Erbacher are
spending the day in Little Rock.
Paul H. Bowdre spent Sunday
with his parents at Plumerville.
Wanted-To buy a good mich cow.
Mrs. Laura Porter, 700 Scott St.-tf
Jess Brannon has accepted posi-
ton as soda dispenser at White Drug
Co.
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nations by Mayor Taylor and doubt
less by the mayors of other cities of
the state. Miss Mary McCabe, Ar
kansas vice president of the Women's
National Association of Fire Proven
ton, has devoted a great deal of time
to this work in Arkansas, having de-
'hvered over 100 addresses before
schools and conventions during the
last year in the interest of fire pre-
vention.
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is retiring, and the West End of the
district is claiming it's right to the
succession. w. H. Harvey Of Monte
Ne, }. N. Tillman of Fayetteville and
Claude Fuller of Eureka Springs
nave already announced, while Judge
+. G. Mitchell and Troy Pace of Har
rlson are prospective candidates.
Chancellor 7. H. Humphreys of Fay
etteville has announced that he will
not make the race.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1908-current, 1913-09-29
VOTE FOR NO. 1O4.

My number in the auto contest is
lO4. On the last count l had 422, 900
votes and stood a close fourth. I am
making strong effort to win first
prize and will appreciate any votes
my friends may cost for me.
C.. C. MARTIN.
Martinville, Ark. d3t-w1t
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just from the factory and never been
used, will be sold at less than half
price if taken at once. Apply at this
office.-dtf
Your Corset is the foundation of
your figure. Before trying on your
new fall suit, let one who is an ex-
pert fit you, thereby insuring you of
the correct lines that fashion now
demands. This you will find at phone
81. ~
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1908-current, 1913-09-29
OCTOBER 9 FIRE
PREVENTION DAY

Little Rock, Sept. Ex-Governor
Hays issued his proclamation Satur-
day declaring October 9 Fire Proven
ton Day for the state of Arkansas
and this will be followed by procla-
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1908-current, 1913-09-29
CONGRESSIONAL RACE
BECOMES INTERESTING

Little Rock, Sept. 29.-The con-
gressional contest in the Third dis
trict is already becoming decidedly
interesting. J. C. Floyd Of Yellville