The Dermott news. (Dermott, Ark.) 1910-1977, 1914-06-11

situations of the state commensurate
with their present and future needs
I'VE favor state aid to the public
highways of Arkansas We favor the
operation of rock crushers by the
State Highway Commission. at which
crushers such surplus convicts as are
not needed on the state farm shall
be used.
We favor the adoption of new
constitution. and ask the legislature to
call a convention for that purpose
We favor and endorse the public
health work that has been done in the
state and commend it to the next leg
preparation to continue and extend the
work of the State Board of Health.
But. also realizing many defects in
said law, we recommend the amend
ment of said law by curing said de-
fects and improving the feasibility and
practical economy thereof
we fafor an appropriation by the
next legislature for the purpose OF
maintaining an exhibition of the
states resources at the Panama Pa
cific International Exposition in San
Francisco in 1915.
We most heartily favor the pas
sage of the amendment to the consti-
tuition placing the members of the
General Assembly on a stated salary
as contained in Amendment No l5
submitted at the last legislature.
We favor the passage of a general
law similar to the drainage law OF
1909. as amended in 1911 and 1918. au-
thori2ing the organization of improve
ment districts for building and repair
ing roads.
We believe that Arkansas should
take the lead among the states of the
South in studying the social needs OF
its people and in providing humane
legislation for all classes, and particu-
larry in industry. And to that end we
favor the appointment of commits
sion to investigate conditions prevail
ing in the charitable and penal insti-
tutions of the state and to submit a
comprehensive plan for the mode7ni-
zation of the states charitable and
penal system
"The agricultural. commercial and
Industrial development of the STATE is
of paramount Importance and we "a.
Sor the enactment of such laws as
will be conducive TO the highest de.
velopment of each brand. and would
especially recommend THAT the state
! have published valuable scientific re-
ports for the compilation OF which II
has paid.
State Central Committee.
Judge A. Walls OF Lonoke was re-
elected chairman of the State Central
Committee. and Chancery Clerk Jack
Maloncy of Pulaski county was elected
secretary to succeed Sheriff w. G.
Hutton Of Pulaski Mr. Maloney had
nominated Mr.. Hutton and he was in
turn nominated by Evans of Logan.
and elected over his protest
Following is list of the new State
Central Committee:
Congress ional Districts
First District-ludge Eugene Ro,fe
of Forrest city succeeding Lewis Bar
ton of Marion
Second Price Turner of Hardy. sue.
eeeding Lehman Kay of salem
Third Dan Allen OF Fayetteville.
succeeding Ben r McFerrin of Jas.
per.
Fourth Vincent Miles of Fort
Smith: re-elected
FIFTH. VI. Courtney of Norrilton;
reelected
Sixth Joe Mitchell OF Pine Bluff.
succeeding T. w. Wilson OF Monti-
cello
Seventh-Joe Mahoney of FL Do
RADIO. succeeding ]. II, Parker OF Cam
den
Judicial Districts.
First District-Frank r Kitchen OF
Helena, succeeding p r. Andrews Of
+ Helena
Second L c, Going of Harrisburg:
reelected.
Third George Tlillhouse OF New
port, succeeding Sam Deener of Bates.
vile.
/ Fourth. NJ Martin of Russelville
sixth June p. Wooten OF Little
! Rock. reelected.
Seventh-GeorGe Cole OF BENTON.
succeeding Claude Mann OF Malvern.
Eighth Judge II l.. B'Shcrs OF Full.
ton, succeeding J. II. Head OF Tex.
arkana.
Ninth. :, Lake OF DeQueen. sue
ceeding A. u, DuIaney of Ashdown
Tenth Pat Henry OF Monticello
Eleventh r. j. kerwin of pine
BW1. succeeding W. +. Coleman OF
Pine Bun.
Twelfth w Tnbustnn ~ L,nrf