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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-14

GeneraI Sala3ar erihois
fen.
or YaIo, Ssras, 13. 5ebr. -
General Sole Ones SaId3ar, Der be-
tannte Jiihrer Der meritantidRn Rez
gierungssJreitpilIigsn, ipurbe am 5reis
tag abeno in Dem Eager Der Uterltas
ner. bei Sort gliB, BON elmer amsriz
tdnilnen ShiIopa6e er1aofeH. aIs er
5u enttpmmsn psriuhte.
Wsgifo ioll i'm 9e6simsn
opn Deuti dia nb uno eng
lamb Hnter til Bt
Deroen.
W al hington, 8. g., 13. 7Sebr.
NuBerOroentli6e gntbiaungen uber
Ole britiide unb beutIde politit I'M
9egenIas au oen ameritoniI6en cSns
tereiien in Rerito unb Siib ameriz
Ia habeu au einer Rsihe BON 9pnferenz
gen bes Staats Gspartemsnts nit
gnqluHbs nelem 9si6dftstrGger in
Mterito gefiibrt, Der iih gegsntpGrtig
bier befiuost. 9rpbe meinunqspers
idieoenbeiten berrihen nit 8e3ug
auf Den aurs, ben man bisr siuI6las
gen ioIIts, Inn 9roBbritannisns I9i-
tigteit gu uHterbinbsu.
Gtnsrisits bsfiir6tst nan ben GrIGb
elmer iharIen ytote on gnglauo, in Der
man aHoeutst, DdB 9robbritannieus
5ottit geseuIber Uterito uno Suos
2lmerita Der hisiigen Rsgisruug Be-
tannt III uHo DON ibr miB6iIIist
miro. Gine aHbere 9ruppe aber, al
oeren SpiBe Setrstdr grpau 'tebt, 6es
fIrportst Die 5ortieBuug Der 5reuuos
itdfts uno aumeruoi6afts goIittt,
bic aussni6einli6 Die suropdiihen
qusfdlle srmutbigt Bat.
oisr iinb sinigs Sbatia6sn, in be-
reu geiiB iih oos Staats 0eportes
ment beFinoet:
2lm %. Ssptember 1913 fhid.ea
bsuiI6e Tinan3 4eentursn $4,000
900 na6 MsritO; StpiI9en benz 10.
unb Is. sunuar foIgten 100000
hno anfangs 5ebruur 100000.
Tdbei lit niht erFihtIih, baB oies
8slb fir tommer5ielIe 3pete fluiIig
a.mcdt ipuros. Wlan BAT oiefe groBen
Sumrrsn fait 6is 81 6usrta birett
perfolgt, uno Is piro bebauptet, bag
8ants uno Observation-Disclosures
als Gnt9elt 1epabrt puroen.
9Serner tuiro bebauptet, odb stpiffsn
ben 5indnsintereHenten 0eutihlanos
uno GroBbritauniens uno ben beioerz
feitioen Reoisrunsen Elm oirettes gins
pernebmen iiber bic Gage in Rerito b.s
Ite6t, unb oab beibe 2dHnsr balm
ar6eiten, oas amsritonii6e preitise
in ben characterization Republiten
All psrtIsineru. 9eine Ger iiingften
geloisnouugsn uad Der meritanifhen
Sauptitabt IisBen lid, ouf engliiden
llriprunq 3uriitfiibrsn. absr es niro
6ebnuptet, eab britiihss 9elb on
6uerta iibsrDeutinlano asiunbt tpuroe
unp paB 9robbritannien Der Siibrer
in ser amsrita fsiuolihen geusslns
III.
C6alei6 britiite unb sngliife 5is
mana 4asateu iih tiirSlih tpeigertcn,
Ishspro3entise Bombs prn iiteren
anleritaniihsa aorpcrationeH Su plaz
siren. babeno ieislbsn SinansIsute Qr=
aentinien $50. 600, 900 gu 2s Yro5snt
auf Roten s.Iishen, bic i'm Te3enber
fdllis pernsn, unn Tie foiler iih anz
jaiden, tpeitere S1S,o0o.OO0 ber5ugez
BEN. Die Ieitenben europdiitRn 9ans
fen ratbeu, nah Snformationsn beg
Staats Departments. ihren aanben
aeaenipGrtia BON Der 4n!oee in amee
ritaniIhen Werthen ab. Sic glauben
an einen Honflitt nit Merito, IN ben
enhsrs Rntionen bineinseSogen rperoen.
poeurd3 omeritaniihe pdpiere fir Elm
M,tffsxhxo4 exhHItfim fem suSxber.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-14
Wetterberid)f.

Giir Obio: Ghnee am Gomitdg,
eefolst am Habmittag bon ihonem
Netter. glm Gonntug fdbDnts Wetter.
WGbig ftarie, norbiptftlihe Winbe.
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@rnb

altlttter: sd babe benz air,S eine
Gtunoe lang poraeiuuBetL unb eS
bat nod ntft 6u id,reien aiifgeb0rt.@
Batter: n8ie1eidt uortet es acrGlis
noB Da, cufb3rit~
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-14
Das sseuer i'm Gumbre
Gunner nod niht ce.
loftt.

Gambre. Gbihuabun. 13. sSeb.
Tus sseuer in hem GuHbrs= gunnel,
IN otm Dor neun Sl1sn 81 Wenihsn
ums 2ebsn tamen. If: INNER nod niht
aelofdht unn- man aIau6t iest, oaB,
fpenn es enolido uloalih iein piro, ben
tunnel am ourhiutsu. man tpeniq
m.br als bic Gids Der Spfer iinben
ipirb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-14
Der Sauptitdbt All einem 4ufitnnb
fommen follte.
aein groBer Gntbulia 8 /.
mus fir bic britiiGs
amerifanifd 5ries
ben 8 fefer

ameritdntt c1e 5 rtea
bensfeier.
2pnbon, 13. Jebr. - arf Den
i'm Sftobsr b. s. bon benz brltil6en
Rommittee erlaHenen aufruf oab uilf
benz Meae elmer 1ffsntii6en Subftrips
tion $500, 600 oufgebraht perber foas
ten, Inn bas britifHe Progrdmm in
9erbinbung nit Der Sabrbunpsrtfsisr
hritiT6samsrifaniihe Jriebens our4
fii6ren su tonnen, iino biz jebt MIR
$50 900 gesei1net iporben unb Der
prdfbent bes aonrmittees, Der 6er5og
bon 5ed, Bat iih nun peranlaBt sefes
ben, nohmats einen bringsnoen auF>
ruf sur 3eidnlins Der nod fehlenoen
$250,000 su srlaiien. @on Der ben0@
ibigtsn Gumnte folen $4,000 fir bic
Wisoerberiteaung. bic Ginridtltng uno
bic gr6altune BON Gitgraoe Wanor,
in Vortbamptonfbire, Dem Qbneniis
Der 8orfd6rsn george Dufbingtons.
Der tiir3lich BON bsm britiihen aoms
mittes fir $4,000 ansstuuit purbe.
pertpanbt iperben.
Wie 5orpebos unT6dblih
gemaht perben.
5torsns, Stalien, 13. Jsbruar.
Die @rfinbuHg bes itolieniifen Sngss
nieurs GiuIio ulipi, 1orpsbos ouf
srpBe Gntfernung nit Ollie Der ultra
piOIetten Strablen gum erplooiren sit
bringeu, lit bier am sSreitag prnttiI6
erprobt iporben uno bat ii4 0ls Elm
grobarttger Grfolg trtpisien. Serr
lliiDi bat ieiu GsbeimniB Der itdlienis
itsu Rsgieruns sur 9erfiigung gefteIt.
Weuu aud oas Experiment i'm
gebeimeH gemaht fpurpe, iit es bod
bstannt gerporben, haB Der Qomiral
pietro Jornaui 3fpei NIT rauhloism
anb 3ipei NIT Ihpar3em ShieBpulpsr
gelaosne gorpsbos in ben 4rnp 5IuB
gelegt bate. Der Npparat, Der bic
ultraoioletten Strahlen propu3irts.
tpuros auf benz 5burm Der galas3o
Gapani aufgsitsllt, siDei Uleilsn ppR
bem JorpsDo sntTernt. 9luf Elm gege.
benes Signal purbe Der 4pparat in
gepsgung geisbt uno in psniger aIs
oreiMinutsn sypIooirieH olle bier 1prs
peboa.
Die Gage IN Sa9ti.
Rap 5aptisn, 5ditt, 13. 5sb.
General SreIte 3amos, Der neue prd=
fioent Don 5aiti, bat angefanssn, feline
5ruppeH BON BORT OH grinee uEo 60
naipes aus nah Roroeu 5u ifiten,
I'm ben Senator 9dpilMdr gbeoopts
gu unsroriiteu, Der bier cine sissus
RegisruHa etablirt Bat. gs itHb aud
brsi tleiusre &risgsitiffe bon Sreit.
hierbsr beoroert pprosn. Cine 200
Waun itarte aoIoRns BON R.beqsn
tDuroe am 5rsitag BON bier aus abgs=
fhitt. I'm bic gprbtt Der 5ruppsn
Don Siioen dnSugreifeH.
Der Gommanoeur oes Der. Stduten
Yan5ertreu5ers San 5raneisep" bat
bier fpdhrsnb bes Cages 80 9Iauiaden
gum SnHB Der SoHl AIlIe geldHoef.
Riiitenodmp pier unteraes
ddnaeu.
9 bor6am, Gngl1nb, Is. Jebr.
Bon Der gefasunq bes fteinen aiiIfen.
bampfers I'm Srn". Der am ;Sreita1
unteraing. als er periuhte. in ben bic.
iiaen 5dFen einsuIaufsu, tpuroe nur
Der aapitGn uerstsst. Die anbersn dd,t
Wann bon Der 9eiaBuna iine srtrun.
Ten.
Das sseuer i'm Gumbre.
5uunel NOD niht ee.
loidt.
Gum bre. Gbihuabun. 13. FEB.
Gus feuer in BEN Gumbrez Sunnsl.
in bem Dor neun Td1sn 81 Wenihen
ums Qebsn fdmen. If. INNER uom uift
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@en. Sole 2}nes5afa,ar
Sol im m.rifaniiden 9eten.
tiSnslaser in JDrt 8lik er>
id5Dilen ipprSen iein
allS CT berindJte ans nem Eager
sn entfieben.

England unO 8euti6lono ioaen
Suerta insgebeim oas Gelb
porgei9olien Babeu.
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Bel aingiton, R. 9., BON eineru 81.
ienbabn3ug iiberiabren.
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MuslanD.Stlegrapb

MuslanO.
Uen 0sa 7l7,OOO SOfoaten Der
tIan5OlI6sa armse
Waren tin Camuar $50.
900 frant.
&tes unr $50 bappH iinS ge.
itsrben.
Cine beftige Tebatte in Der fran3oii.
ihen aaminer ooriiber i'm 0angc.
gerihiebenes ans Dem Oeutihen
Heid,.
gier Torpeoos. Die i'm arno bei
sSiorens perienft iuoroen iparen,
Mit Siilie Der Ultra, gioletteil
Gtrnbieit
-~Rs
Nus elmer Gtniernilng BON siuei Wei.
len gum grploSiren gebrdft.
-
Maifinengeifiise bon einem britt.
idjcn are,i3er bon gera erll3 nah
Der britiihen 0eionotidaft in
Werifo geibidt.
80
1arimo Gaiiillo, Der HeyItunildc
Bandit,
Sca iih iebt BEL gl Baio i'm merifa'
nijhen Sfaate Sonora, beiinoen.
Der unbeitiebigenbe &C.
beits5uitano in
2
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,3irei Der Eerionen geto0tet uno aQe
arl0ereu perlest.
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gait Dem er feline Deaht IN Wierifo
ulrfreht erhdL..
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Oaulpier in Der gtdbe BON Sap
CHARLES geitran0et.
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M a dinenaefhiBe fir biz
0ertheibiauna ber 6ri-
tifhen Geidpots
r Il otS -, cfp sv:to

Wera grua. Wlsrito. 13. FEB.
8ritiihe Blauiaden Ianoeten am ssrei-
taa smei Waihinenaeihiibe bon benz
tritiitkn Ilogainiff .Suffolf1 uno
bra6ien TX auf cine Gar Der meritani@
fden gifsnbahn. bic lie nah Der BRITT
ffen geianbtfhaft In Der StnDt We-
rito brinasn ipirn. Wit ben Oeftiisen
spurne cine arohe Menae Mnnition
pcrlaDen.
Wi1n nimmt bier an. boB bic sc.
stuse uup bic Wunition fur ois 0ers
tbeibiauna Der britiifen Geionotfdaft
ll1immt iiub. fiix ssn Hau. bah q N
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Genes, Del. 13. 5ebruar-Der
8ampfer r8atbarine BART, NIT elmer
2abung 8aumrpoue BON Rem Orleans
uah Samburg untertpegs, puroe am
sSreitag Uforgen pGbreno zines
Shneeiturmes in Der Rabe oes &ap
e1arles. on Der Waunouns Der g5eIas
peate Bar, on ben Strano setrieben.
Der 9ampfer 1T pon 3042 SonHeu
"eqiiter. gr befinoet iidp in giinitigsr
Qaae.
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Sin Sdlltten, auf Dem ii6 80 ger.
Ioneu befanoen, Die BON eineln
8oa 5uriidfebrten,
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37073 ssrldn6er I'M Sabre 1913 IN
gsep Dorf gelarloet.
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Sic bIiebgr fait obne glusnabme i'm
Often.
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Soa lid, iett BEL Gl gaio i'm merifa'
nijhen Sfaate Sonora, beiinoen.
The log cabin Democrat., 1914-06-03
MARRIAGE LICENSE.

B. o. Shelton, 35, Russellville, and Ellen Porter, 24, Greenbrier.
The log cabin Democrat., 1914-06-03
FOUR BOXES FOR
 LETTERS PUT UP

After year and a half of delay since the inauguration of free city mail delivery in Conway, four letter boxes have just been erected for the collection of outgoing mail in the city. Two collections daily will be made from each of the boxes and the mail will be dispatched on the first trains leaving after the collection is made. The boxes are located and the hours of collection are as follows:
 Corner Front and North streets, 10 a. m. and 2;30 p. m.
 Corner Prince and Mitchell streets, $40 a. m. and 2:30 p. m.
 Corner Scott and Center streets, 9:3O a. m. and 2;30 p. m.
 Corner College avenue and Oliver street, 80 a. m. and 2:30 D. m.
 Deputy Postmaster Setzler said to- day that requisition has been made for three other letter boxes.
The log cabin Democrat., 1914-06-03

Fayetteville Dail, Steel Hays of Rus sellville, Meyer Solmson of Pine Bluff Bill Stonddard of Little Rock, and Harry Hale of Little Rock.
 pr. c. G. Mayfeld, who had been the selection of the Pine Bluff com mittee, was chosen sergeant-at-arm
 The committee then adjourned until this morning at 9 o'clock, when the Faulkner and Boone county contests were taken up.
 The first real test of strength be- tween the Kirby and Clarke forces will come up this afternoon, when a motion is made to make the temporary organization permanent There has been no means of determining the per- sonnel of the delegates with reference to Clarke and Kirby, but there ap- pears to be no doubt of the outcome.
 Every state official is present today, and the attendance is one of the larg- est that has been known at state convention in years.
The log cabin Democrat., 1914-06-03
BRIDE-ELECT SHOWERED.

In honor of Miss Neill Noe. who next Wednesday afternoon will be- come the bride of !. Richard Barton, Mrs. s. E. Anderson, assisted by her daughters, Misses Gladys and Ednes, this morning gave miscellaneous shower, which was attended by a large number of guests. Little Miss Marion Anderson, dressed as bag gageman, presented to the bride-to- a suitcase containing many gifts lfrom those present. Delicious re- treatments were served.
The log cabin Democrat., 1914-06-03
STOCK GROWERS
 TO ORGANIZE HERE

Special Agent J. w. Earlier of the county demonstration farm work has called meeting to be held at the courthouse in this city next Tuesday, June 9, at 10 a. m, for the purpose of organizing a county live stock grow CTS association. He urgently requests all farmers and others interested in the movement to be present.
 Il am issuing this call,' said MT. Earlier, lin the hope th2t some of our most progressive farrcIc will get to- gether and take steps toward securing and breeding better stock in Faulkner county. l am calling the meeting, but 1 want the farmers to perfect their own organization and elect their own officers. l will not have time to be actively connected with the associa- ton, but will be glad to serve it when l can be of any assistance.
 Il have secured a model constitu- tion and bylaws drafted by a pro lessor of animal husbandry at the az ricultural college of the University of Arkansas, and also copy of Roberts Rules of Order, both of which will be useful in perfecting the organiza- tion."
The log cabin Democrat., 1914-06-03
WILL NOT NAME
 DEPUTY TILL JULY

In answer to letter requesting him not to make an appointment of a deputy prosecuting attorney for Faulkner county at least until he had come to Conway and given the situa- tion careful consideration, Prescott ing Attorney J. B. Reed of Lonoke wrote County Judge J. w. Holt yes terday that he would make no appoint ment at least until after the July term of the Faulkner circuit court.
 Deputy Prosecuting Attorney S. w.. Rogers recently resigned his position and in an open letter requested Pros- ecutor Reed to leave the position per manently vacant.
The log cabin Democrat., 1914-06-03
ASK POSTOFF|C[
 AT GOLD CREEK

A request recently made for tha establishment of new postoifice tt Gold Creek, Faulkner county, five miles south of Conway, will probably be granted, as the postoffice depaN. ment has issued notices requesting those who desire to be appointed post master to file their applications. 4 postoffice was formerly maintained at Preston, about one-half mile north of Gold Creek, but this was discontinued several years ago when service was begun on rural route No. out of Conway
The log cabin Democrat., 1914-06-03
MISS PAISLEY TO WE'D.

Invitations have been received here to the marriage of Miss Lacy Paisley, daughter of Prof. and Mrs. D. l.. Pais- ley of Argenta, to William Frederick Scobey of Glenwood, which will be celebrated on Thursday evening, June IS, at 6:30 o'clock, at the brides home, POS Maple Street. Miss Paisley for merly lived in this city, and has a large number of friends here.
 Prof. J. B. Stevenson, Jr., went to Little Rock this morning.
The log cabin Democrat., 1914-06-03
NOTICE TO FAULKNER
 GIRLS CANNING CLUBS

You can order your tin cans from the Dixie Gamer Co.,, Board of Trade Building, Little Rock, Ark. Order la bels from U. s. Printing and Litho- graphing Co.,, Cincinnati, o. Order rubber stamps from Herman Baum garton Co.,, ALA Tenth Street, N. w., Washington, D. C.; price 16 cents each, with girls name and address.
 Each girl must put her name and address on every can or jar placed on the market. EMMA ARCHER, Assistant to State Agent in charge of
 Demonstration Work.
The log cabin Democrat., 1914-06-03
COMMITTEE SEATS
 BOTH DELEGATIONS
GIVEN HALF VOTE EACH
FAULKNER COUNTY CONTEST IS COMPROMISED BY STATE
 CENTRAL COMMITTEE.
Special to she Log Cabin Democrat.

Pine Bluff, June 3, 1928 D. m.- Committeeman P. R. Andrews of Hel- ena settled the question as to whether the regular or contesting delegation would represent Faulkner county on the temporary roll prepared by the State Democratic Central Committee.
 Immediately after the contest was read this morning Andrews offered a motion that both delegations be seat ed and that each member be given half vote.
 This motion was adopted by vote of 21 to 4.
The log cabin Democrat., 1914-06-03
CARD OF THANKS.

We beg to extend our heartfelt thanks to our many friends fer their kindness shown during the 90 days illness of our son and brother, Pierce Holloway, who was called away Sat urday, May 30, after all our feeble ef- forts to keep him here with us failed. May we all so live as to meet him in heaven. A BROTHER.
The log cabin Democrat., 1914-06-03

94 acres of land in section 36. 7-13, on
 February 2, 1914, and that under the contract the defendants were required to make him deed to the land within
 90 days. He claims that he paid $50 cash and rendered the balance of $1,- 050, the purchase price, but the de-
 fendants have failed to make him the deed.
The log cabin Democrat., 1914-06-03

Pine Bluff, June 3.-The Democ rat ic state convention is absolutely under the control of Senators Clarke and Robinson.
 This was clearly indicated in the preliminary skirmishing in the com mittee, and it is predicted that the convention when it gets down to busi- ness this afternoon will only ratify what the committee has already done. When the State Central Committee met Tuesday afternoon, all members were present, proxies being held by T. J. Moore for C. B. Benson, r. F. Kitchen for A. D. DuLaney, Allen Winham for J. D. Head L. W. Clark for Ben McFerrin. and J. C. Clary for J. w. Richardson.
 Secretary w. C.. Hutton made the usual motion that committee be ap- pointed to canvass the returns of the March primaries, and Vincent Miles J. P Wooten, and J. C. Clary were appointed.
 Clyde Going moved that a creden- tials committee on the delegates and alternatives be appointed. and Leh- man Kay, Sam Deener and Allen Winham were appointed. These two committees each had two Clarke and one Kirby man.
 P. R. Andrews nominated J NJ. Elliott of Pine Bluff for the post of temporary chairmen of the conven- ton, and w. F. Coleman seconded it Allen Winham nominated F.. 0. Ma. honey, and J. C. Clary seconded the nomination. The vote resulted Elliott P, Mahoney 5, those voting for Ma honey being Troy Pace, Allen Win ham, w. G. Hutton. J. C. Clary and R. w. Wilson.
 For temporary secretary, Troy Pace nominated Will Stoddard, and John w. Howell nominated II. II. Ragon. The vote resulted Ragon l9. Stoddard Is, those voting for Stoddard in add- ton to the five already named being w. F. Coleman, J. NJ. Courtney, and Claude Mann.
 The following assistant secretaries were then named: Allen Gates of the
The log cabin Democrat., 1914-06-03
SUIT FOR SPECIFIC
 PERFORMANCE FILED

In Faulkner circuit court today J H. Glover filed a suit for specific per formance against the heirs of Dr. T. NJ. Richardson, deceased. The plain tiff alleges that he contracted with Dr. C. H. Dickerson. as the agent of the defendants, for the purchase of
The log cabin Democrat., 1914-06-03
CLARKE DOMINATES
 BY VOTE 446.I60
HIS CONTROL ABSOLUTE
TOGETHER WITH JOE T. ROBIN SON SENATOR IS MASTER
 OF THE ASSEMBLY.

Pine Bluff, June 3, 8 p. m.-The Clarke forces won the first round in the state convention, electing the tenn porary chairman, J. M. Elliott, and temporary secretary, Heartsill Ragon, by vote of 40 to 160 over the choice of the Kirby forces, E. o. Mahoney and w. G. Hutton.
 The convention opened in a wild tumult and Elliott, with difficulty, made the opening speech.
 The forcible removal of a Kirby supporter by Pine Bluff police almost caused a riot.
 During the nominating speech for Mahoney, made by Judge Carter of TeXarkana, Clarke. who occupied a box, interrupted to contradict some of Judge Carter's statements.
 The convention convened at noon The temporary chairman, J. M. FL liott, was introduced by A. J. Walls, chairman of the State Central Con- mittee. In his address Elliott frank ly stated that he understood the con vention to be strictly a Clarke organ iZation. The motion to make the tenn porary organization permanent was put by the Phillips county delegation.
 In his address Judge Carter declar ed that overtures had been made to Senator Clarke to permit Thomas c. McRae of Prescott, Clarke support CT, to be named as chairman of the convention and that Clarke said the arrangement would have been favored by him had it been suggested before the Central Committee took action.
 Senator Clarke, from his box, de- nied this and said it would be pre- sumptuous on his part to interfere at this late date.
 Clarke was loudly cheered and the substitute motion was then defeated, 446 to l60, showing the Clarke forces in complete control.
 Without hearing arguments the Central Committee this morning seat ed the Clarke delegation from Boone county and seated both delegations from Faulkner, giving each half a vote. The convention this afternoon ratified this action by exclamation.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1914-06-18
NORTH WALDO POMONA.

There was q good attendance at the regular
meeting of North Waldo Pomona Grange with
South Branch Grange, Prospect, June 10th.
The Grange was duly opened with Worthy
Master G. e. Clements in the chair. Upon the
roll-call of officers. the lecturer, treasurer and
pianist were found absent. The lecturer's 9
station was acceptably filled by Jennie Dock
ham and Lima Colson presided at the piano.
Five oranges were represented and reported
in good condition. The regular routine of
business and the comforting of the degree of
Pomona completed the exercises of the fore
noon and recess was taken for dinner, which
was no exception to the abundant feast served
on such occasions. After dinner the Grange
was reassembled in the fifth degree and COR
dial words of greeting were spoken by Lima
Coils on; D. M. Kimball responding in behalf Of
Pomona. A reading by Miss Haley and a reci-
tation by Jennie Dockham were followed by
an address by E. H. Libby, Secretary of the
State Grange, who was the guest of the day.
Mr.. Libby's talk was strictly along Grange
lines and was of such . nature that all who
listened must needs receive an inspiration to
do more efficient Grange work. This concluded
the exercises and the members expressed their
appreciation of the excellent address of Mr..
Libby, and the courtesies Of the host Grange,
by rising vote Of thanks. The Grange closed
with the usual ceremonies. choir furnished
singing throughout the session. There will be
no regular meeting Of this Pomona until Sept
9th with Sebasticook Grange. Burnham. but .
field meeting will be held at Monroe fair
rrounds Friday. Aug. 20tb with speaker1
from the State and National Oranges.