The Springdale news., 1914-02-06

is stranger to the people of this section. He served two terms in the legislature from Marion County and says he has the united support of the people of his home county. He claim ed to bet he only farmer ill the race, and thought therefore that he is bett- CT able to judge Of the needs of the farmer. II Is opposed to W. II liar vey's idea of building good roads for r.ch owners of automobiles to drive over. and thinks if they want good roads they are able to build them themselves. Neither has he very high opinion of this scientific agri culture business, and said if farm CTS were taught 10 double their pro- duction it would be waste of effort as the price would be lowered and they would receive no more for large crop than they now receive for smaller one.
 The last speaker Was Y. G.Bratton Of searcy County. Like MT. Hudson, Mr. Bratton is q stranger in this portion of the district. EIoWeyer,, he has held number of official positions in his county. and is the present county judge and Is engaged III the mercantile business at Marshall Said his county had always been loyal to the nominees from this section and that Searcy County had never had the congressman Did not think it necessary for the congressman to be d lawyer. Said lie had always been interested in public matters and felt that he was able 10 represent the people intelIigently. Like Judge Till man he is in favor Of bringing the government closer to the people. and cited an instance of how the work of the University experime Tt station had been of aid to farmers in his county.
 There was ole remarkable feature about he speeches of the various candidates. All seemed to be per. feetly sure of their election
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 On account of weather conditions the candidates cancelled their date at Goshen Friday. y.-The discussion at Fayetteville Friday night is reported to have ben unusually warm between Tillman and Fuller. The former spoke first and made no allusions to his opponents Mr Fuller followed, assailing Judge Tillman and the man. agement of the Fayetteville Demo erat and Daily and the Daily gives the following account of the reioind err
 In closing Judge Tillman regretted the fact that personalities had been forced into the debate and stated that he would, as much as possible. ig nore the charges made. However, he read from John Mayes Fuller, the Human Vampire" and from several newspaper dispatches from Carroll county, one of which said Fuller couldn't stand in one place long enough to tramp the ground down un- less it was in front of a saloon.
 After being interrupted by Fuller several times. the Judge warmed up to the occasion and stated that, after receiving the democratic nomination for prosecuting attorney, Fuller had been scratched by Hoo democrats i'll this county, and that he had lost both Washington and Madison counties to ,hQ rpnuhlicaD nominee
 A few more questions from Fuller brought forth one Of the most bitter denunciations that has ever been heard on a local stump in joint cam paign. when Judge Tillman attacked his record in the Legislature and characterized 1t as being the most disgraceful in the history of the most corrupt legislature since the reconstruction period.
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