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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-07

THE STATE GOVERNMENT.
EN-Sccretary StImson Contributes Further
TO Most Important Discussion.

We have received from Mr.. Henry
L. Stimson the subjoined copy of his re-
ply to the letter OF MIR. Martin SAKE.
published in THE Sun of July 81. dis
cussing Mr.. Stlmsons specific recon-
mendations for changes in the form Of
the state government.
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Probably tho Americans In the steer
age of tho Philadelphia will have the
time" and voyage "or their lives" They
may rejoice IN the novelty of their eX-
pcrcncc, tn" fact that they are lucky to
get away on any terms, the provision
of n triumphant anecdotc whcrcwith to
bore their friends and postcrity. Steer
age rates ought TO have been higher
than first cabin. Next to the fearful joy
Of being chased by n cruiser. real lr
imaginary, must be that of coming
home in the stcerage in IA, sir
AS a matter of fact, tho stecragc is
much more comfortable than the first
cabin was within living memory. And
the esteemed ancestors Of the haughtiest
of our "old American families" came
over. and were months ON the way, In
tubs compared with which the worst
stceragc accommodation In as bill
ionairc's palace tn a cave dwelling.
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n. u.

To INV EnIroR OF Tur SuN--Sir;
have declared n moratorium. Butcher
hnker. landlord and everybody else whom
I owe please note and respect,
HoueEHoLpER
NEW YORK, August g.
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London ofnoe Bingham House, 1 Arundel
street. Strand,
Paris once. Rue dc 10 Michodisr~ on
Rue du Quatre septembre
Warrington once. Hibbs Building.
nrooklyn once. l0s LlvlnGston stYeS1.
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our sturdy friends the longshorcmen
must bc hit pretty hard by this APP
proach to an embargo. May their lean
DAYS be short
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~ sve friends pAo foco, ~ totfh uossscrtpt
ard iTusfrofions for publication ptsA 10 hdr'
rejected articles returned they mssf N all case
ssNd stamps for fhds purpose.
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The steamship passenger now has a
chance TO feel something Of the excite
ments and alarms of the blockade run
ming days once so dear to novelists.
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Published daily. including Sunday. by the
sun Printing and Publishing Association At
100 Nassau street. In the Borough OF Man
haitian. New York. President and Treasurer.
william c. Reick. 40 Nassau street; Vice
President Edward p. Mitchell. 10 Nassau
street; Secretary. C. r. Luton, 10 Nassau
street
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Readers 81 Tue sen leaving town for the
summer months can have the daily and sun
day and evening editions delivered to them
Ia any part Of THIS country or Europe on
the terms stated above Addresses changed
~ often as desired. order through news
dealer or directly Of Publication once, tele-
phone 220O Beekman.
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Partisan "creatlons' can he bought al
most for nothing, hut the Americans are
not PURCHASING - PARTS deSpdfch,
They haven't the cash, ana besides,
tho railroads will carry only hand bag
gage. oh, cruel war and fate! Cruel
10 women In particular. But III 10 an
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All checks money orders. 40. to be mad,
payable to THE SIN.
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TO rur EDITOR or Tue StN-Sr; I would
spprrciate having YOU publish In THE SuN
within the week homo process for cleaning
good Panama hats
HoPrweII. N, j., August g.
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I'll wind" and 20 on. The American
milliners and dressmakers can take
heart. Patronize home industries!
You've got to,
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The split Innnitive In "Coriolanus

NEW YORK. August 6.
Evening star., 1914-01-25

we hired carriage told the Chief that would enjoy
seeing the boundary line between the two towns, and
when he declared himself willing to show the whole
State of Texas piled into the vehicle and started Off
"See that stunted little man.? said the Ch1et point
ing straight the horses left flank at an underslzed
person in uniform just rounding corner "Well, that's
the Chief of Police of Melrose Yes, Sab, that's oil
Chief Halliday. Watch hin!'
Rising to his feet while lack and twisted hand in
his coattals Billings removed freshly lighted perfecto
from his face and proceeded to let out something that
NAV have been the Rebel YELL though doubt it.
"Who-oo-oo-oo-oop-p pee-eeee 1t ripped across the
square, startling horses half asleep at hitching posts,
bringing shopkeepers their doors and housewives to
their windows in ALARM causing children to scamper tor
their lives and making the very air quiver The little
man at whom the remark being directed shot one
hand the seat of his trousers and without looking
round literally yanked himself through the swinging
doors of saloon rod away.
"D:dnt tell you gentlemen that this a nogood
town." said Billings as he sat down. "They lack civic
pride. They suah do One virtue they have, and only
They know their master when they see him. And
that's only me- but any other male resident OF Peter
ton Yes, Sab. Didn't Of man Halliday cleave the air.
Hee-hee! Well, heah Heah, Sab, is the line
'twixt Heaven and Hell. Heah she Isl"
We had stopped alongside what must have been
rivuet, long since dried up and now brlcked over
throughout most of its through the town. On
each side business buildings and dwellings prevented its
acceptance boundary line by any save the nhabl-
tants Along the Melrose side of the imaginary stream
ran the principal residence street of that municipality
the thoroughare which the circus parade was due
to next day The streets extended over the
boundary and continued through the town of Peterton
Here was what appeared to stranger town, but
which in reality two, divided in the middle by ea
ousy and hypothetical wall. 1t crazy as New
York divided against itself at 42dst., Chicago at Jack
son. Boston at Boylston Baltimore at Charles, Phila
delphia at Chestnut, Washington at G, Detroit at
Woodward-ave.
SUPPOSE, Chief" said I, and gave Mccain a
- nudge, Suppose the Wells & Howe parade crosses
this creek and parades Peterton?'
"They1l be arrested Sah and thrown in the lockup.
"Can you beat that bunch for cussedness? said to
lack Did YOU ever meet such hghhanded deviltry?
You heard their advance say their parade would
Evening star., 1914-01-25

this line and march through the town of Peerton
a certainly did And unless Pm greatly mistaken
right here is the place they are going to cross.
"What yelled Billings, rising to his feet and sappng
the that glistened his chest. do you
tell me- Gentlemen that any clustah of tinerant
land pirates dares obtde itself the of Pc
tertono It's plot Sab, Matched by the low-down Of
hcials of Melrose Yes sah By George, Sab, as suah
as am Bill Billings
ash Sit down. McCann interrupted 4You're
right Chief and the only thing do is to arrest few
of these rascals. But it must be done quietly. If 1t
gets noised about that you hep to the scheme the
dogs won't the line, and you'll have chance to
get with anybody. Will you take little advice
from young man who likes you''
go on, Sab, go on!'
"Say nothing anybody not even to your Mayor
Swear in couple dozen special policeman and station
them along the Peterton side of this boundary line by
eleven o'clock tomorrow with orders to arrest any
rade part of parade that attempts to cut through
your city without license Leave the rest to Yours
will be the glory-yours the revenge. Mr.. Coleman and
| will get nothing but satisfaction Say you'll do
this! l knew you would Now for a small hbation!'
"Not yet, cut in. "Chief, will you do us the honor
of an introduction to your Mayor"
He would and did. Inside an hour the Mayor of
Peterton the City Solicitor, the Police Magistrate
County Judge two Justices of the Peace the President
of the Board of Aldermen and every member OF that
body save one who sick in bed, had accepted Sam
Hawkins invitation to luncheon in the cook tent and
each had promised to be on hand promptly at eleven
O'Clock the following morning To each OF these officials
gave four tickets (the Mayor got DOZEN, and after
accepting Billings hospitality at what he swore
the best wet goods emporium in Texas, Jack and |
hurried back to hotel.
keep this under your hat, and you and Peerton Will
be famous twenty -four hours, parting remark
"For the honsh of my city, Sahs!H was the Chiefs.
IN our wav we reconnotered At the point Jack had
~ designated as the place where the Wells & Howe
outfit intended the boundary between the two
towns the cavalcade would be moving SOUTH and here
on the downtown stood grocery store. II some
thing happened to block the routh south and at the
same time prevented passage the side street lead
ing back into Melrose, the parade must either stop
until the barriers removed avoid them by cross
page IS
Evening star., 1914-01-25

heah Sah That's what think of it, Yes, Sab! Par
don my vehemence, Gentlemen, but mentioning this
unsuccessful garbage dump to me- Sab, IS like waving
a carload OF ripe tomatoes at a longhorn bull"
"My mistake" said Jack Il thought you were Chief
of Police.
$50 am; but not heah, | have the honor, Gentle
men, of heading the constabulary department in Peter
toni Yes, Sab! And Peterton, Sab, looms up ovah this
emaciated hamlet the way steer does ovah grasshop
per. Yes, Sab! Peterton is my home Sab! And Peter
ton is right ovah theah
lack and allowed eyes to follow an imaginary
continuation of Billings gnared finger. 1t seemed to
strike brick building which the open cafe door dis
closed three blocks down the street.
"Do YOU mean to tell me all this isn't town." l
asked.
Neither Jack nor had been in Melrose before. The
newspaper publicity had been attended to by mail.
"I do, Sah, said Billings, and filled his glass again.
"Yes Sab Peterton is the older town. the larger town.
the more prosperous Merose is spite hamlet
which has sprung up around the station of the branch
line railway which would not allow to enter Peter
ton Sab No more, Sab, would we allow these two cir
cuses to suy the soil of municipality unless they
paid us thousand dollars each for license This miser
able molchil of Merose neah the pohouse she
glad to get half that. That's the difference Sab.
HERE was a curious state of affairs! Why
IL had not advised me of it I'm best if know! The
Peterton Chief gave the of the two newspaper
editors in his half of the double town, and grabbing
some press stories and made dash to repeat the
work already done in AIerose Jack got the Chief to
have another drink and on the promise that would
Join them possible the head of the Peterton,
Texas gendarnes agreed to stay to the midday meal
dinner he called it. hurried and back in time to
see guest punish his second srlon steak and remark
that guessed he would have both blackberry pie and
watermelon with his icccream and coffee.
We'll Mstah Coleman we've suah been doing some
tall eating and talking, Sab, he said as slipped into
chair "Youah friend Mr. McCann Sab, has done me
the honah say that you would allow to youah
exhibition tomorrow | shall be"
| interrupted him by tearing off and handing over
dozen reserved Dimv it beginning to appear
how he might be useful During the hour that we con-
tinucd to sit there the Chief received five drinks
three cigars, and the comnlcte story of rivals at
tempt to dscrc the Mighty Harliins Show. Then
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SMILEY IS NAMED
 POSTMASTER HERE
MESSAGE YESTERDAY FROM
 FIRST ANNOUNCEMENT.
MT. Smiley Was unnformed on the Subject When News Was Phoned Him. and Awaited official Report.

The president today nominated to the senate Robert II. Smiley for post master.
 "S. M TAYLOR
 This message yesterday addressed to the Sentinel-Record contained the official information of the appoint ment of Mr Smiiey 10 the postmaster ship of this city for the coming four' year term
 Mir. Smiley when phoned of the had no; heard the news officially, and stated that he was mighty glad if it was true. but that he had heard nothing on the subject.
 The term of Fred E. Johnson the present postmaster. lapsed some dayA ago. and when the vacancy had not been filled promptly there were criti- cisms of the delay charging the de lay mp to politics" relative to the next senatorial election. Such criti- cism, however, is disputed in the an nouncement yesterday from Wash ington
 Mir. Smiley will follow in his off cial position one of the most capable men who ever held the postmaster ship. Fred E. Johnson was valuable in his service to the government as postmaster, and he was valuable to other departments of the government while serving in this.
 Mr Smiley is one of the substan- tial citizens of Hot Springs. He has been in the drug business here for many years. He is of the quiet kind, who pursues the even tenor of his way and never occupies conspicuous place in the gatherings of men, but he is said to have been among the few genuinely consistent party men in the ranks of the Democratic party in this county.
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THE YOUNG MEN.

The formation of young mems or ganiaztion to undertake some neees- sary things for Hot Springs is land. able one. and the young men will have the cooperation of the city as a whole. Here is one suggestion: In unity there is strength. Whatever a major ity of the organization undertakes, the others should endorse with their influence. Stand behind the organi- aztion. Boost it's officers, whoever they may be when the permanent or ganization is effected If this policy is followed it will not be long time until the young mems organization will be doing all the public work for the city of Hot Springs, from head quarters in the building owned by the city and given for the home of just such an organization
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AN EXAMPLE.

Just to remove doubt. at the ontset Lincoln county is in Arkansas, just adjoining Jefferson county. And to further advise you. Star City is the big town" of Lincoln county. about the center of it's geographical lines, and Tarry Is another Lincoln county town. on ts extreme northern Dor der.
 Here is the other point of interest A contract was let for the construc. ton of q macadam road from Star City to Tarry. The lowest bid was s64 4.sG1.77. Also it may be interesting to note that this is the work of Lin coln County Good Roads District No. 2. The No. organization buut a road from Star City to Grady. where. ever that is. The distance was twen. ty-one miles.
 The lesson is this: If 1t is essen tial that the people of Lincoln county have macadam road from star City to Tarry and from Star City to Grady they have It. Of course, for many years we have believed good roads in Hot Springs. connecting Little RocA to Hot Springs. and furnishing outing for the visitors to this worlds famous resort. were essential Little Rock and Hot Springs evidently do not de- sire to connect up as much as Star City and Tarry, though, or Star City and Grady. or a macadam road con tract might be let There is certainly q way for one county to build ma camad read in Arkansas if there Is a way another county can build one.
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GREAT HALF PRICE SALE.

See the special low prices at Sc. cords Art Store on all our beautiful display pieces.
 Half price on all our elegent i'm. ported leather snoppmg bags, embroid. cred towels pillow slips, centerpieces; all reduced; baby jackets. caps, dresses, wrappers, sweaters, petti- coats, at half price.
 Lace collars, embroidered collars and jabots of any description at any price.
 The very best yarn, all kinds and coors. at 10 cents per skein. D, M. C. crochet thread at 10 cents and mp, Lessons free Stamping and em broidery 10 order.
 SECORD'S ART STORE,
 141 Central Avenue. Phone l536.
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Methodist Minister Recommends
 ChamberIain's Cough Remedy.

Rev. James A. Lewis, Milaca, Minn., writes: "Chamberlain's Cough Rem edy has been a needed and welcome guest in our home for a number On years. l highly recommend it to my fellows as being a medicine worthy of trial in cases of colds, coughs and croup" Give Chamberlains Cough Remedy trial and we are confident you will find it very effectual and continue to use 1t as occasion requires for years to come, as many others have done. For sale by all dealers.
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MYERS 6 EpwARps
Contractors.

Any parties desiring to let con tracts in stone, concrete or brick please submit your plans to us before awarding your contracts. Am now stopping at Townsend Hotel. VIII leave in few days for Davenport Okla, where you may reach me by mail or submit your plans ill brief to W. E. Myers, Cushing Okla
 R D. EDWARDS
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Lester Home Hotel
Union House

No runners. or solicitors employed. The best meal in Hot Springs at the price. Board and room, $5.50 and $G.00 per week. Home cooking served family style; good clean, large rooms, quiet and home like, close in. All wis itors and c. l. A. welcome.
 MRS. LESTER, Propiretreess. $40 Benton St. Phone 1872.
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A ady in Texas deyotes to the Lords cause all the eggs laid by her hens on Sunday This looks like a dead set against sin.
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Also it is time that the Arkansas fan was locking to the future if there is to be another Arkansas State Lea gne
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He is d mean landlord who will raise his tenants rent because the tenant put some Improvements on the property
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Visitors arriving in the city during weather like yesterday must have felt goriously happy they came when they stepped off at the Iron Mountain de pot
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Never cal man q fool If he isn't already convinced Of the fact he will not be likely to take your word for H.
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The Little Rock Press Club, in an invitation, offers eats and other en- tertainment." and the All over Ar kansas man never smiled q smile.
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The duck washes often, yet he's d. ways drtier than the rooster.
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Half loaf is better than none as the fellow said as he was kicked out of barroom at noon where he usnally put in the day.
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Central avenue is getting a larger pro rata of travel than if invites. when it's paving is considered
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Little Rock must have again put the Rlhosh on the ieda of forming a state league for baseball in Arkansas dur ing the 1914 season.
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Imitation may be the sincerest form of flattery, but it Is impossible to have too much of a good thing.
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The world admires any man who at- tends to his business mo matter how humble 1t may be-
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it's natural beauty. we agree to refund your money without argument. And in addition WILSON'S FRECKLE CREAM is a fine. fra grant toilet cream. Doesn't cause hair To grow and does positively remove TAN and FRECKIFS. Try it at our risk Price Soc sent by mail f desired Mammoth jars 5 co. SONS FAIR SKIN SOAP 2Sc Wilson Erecde Crean. Co.,, Charleston, 5. c., makers. For sale by
 R c Morris Drug Co.
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The revenue system for municipad- ties is one of the first things to be corrected.
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Man was made to mourn but some mour moren others
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FAILS ID SECURE
 RECOGNITION
LADYS OWN FRIENDS ASSERT COULD NOT RECOGNIZE HER WHEN BROUGHT FACE TO
 FACE.

Arritts. Va-Mrs n J. Bowen, of this town. makes the following state ment: For 20 years | suffered with womanly troubles, and although | tried different treatments, I did not get any relief
 was unable to look after any Of my work, and my friends thought | could not get well
 Finally began 10 take Cardui the womans tonic and hadn't taken one-third of the first bott.e, before | could notice its good effects
 Now l can do all my work feel like I'm not more than l6 years old. bat am really 49 My own friends say l look so well. they don't recognize me when We meet in the road.
 My daughter is using Cardui, and she says it is a fine medicine. l also have a number of lady friends taking 1t. since they found out how il helped me.
 Whenever l feel little taugued after days extra hard work. l just take dose of Cardui and am all right
 cant say too much for Cardui'
 Thousands of women who now sui fer from womanly troubles, could be relieved and benefited, by following Mrs. Bowens example
 Are you of this number?
 If so. try Cardul today, IL cannot harm you. and is almost sure to dc yon socd.
 At the nearest drug store. N B-Wriet to: Ladies' Advisory Dept. Chattanooga Medicine CO, Chatta' nooga, Tenn. for Special Instructions and 64-page book. Home Treatment for I
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LoNGW oRTH s MARKET. 516 Nal vern avenue. Phone 22l2. Promp.
 delivery. 127tf
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akes Off Freckles,
 Removes Tam
Beautify your complexion. Get

HeaulilF your cotlpitNlon. ptt rid of those freckles. You can invest Soc in a jar of WILL SONS FRECKLE CREAM and they'll disappear Severe eases may require two jars no more We positively guar antcc this. and if your com. pleNion isn't fully restored to
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At me nearest drug store

Dent. Chattanooga Medicine CO, Chatta- nooga, Tenn. for Special Instructions. and G4-page book. Home Treatment for Women" sent in plain wrapper on re- quest
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JAMES L. GRAHAM
LAWYER

LAWYER NOTARY PUBLIC ana PUBLIC sTENO GRAPHER IN OFFICE Practices in All the State and Federal
 Courts. OFFICE, S03 i-2 CENTRAL AVE 5honeA. Off!ce. it6: Residence foB4
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STORAG

When you want to store household goods. or crate, pack of ship furniture
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The president today nominated to the senate Robert H. Smiley for post master.
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Have Cooper Bros Agent check your Baggage and take bus to hotel.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1914-10-15
|. w. w. ARMY
MARCHING ON ToNoPAH

The army of Wobblies that started
from California and spent Sunday
night at Lahontan, where they re-
fused work offered by the chief engi-
neer of the Reclamation Service, who
said he had plenty Of work to keep
every one OF the mendicants busy
for some time. The offer was spurned
Indignantly by the army whose leader
said: I'VE have a mission to per-
form and cannot stop to work" The
leader is an educated Yaqui Indian
who seems to exercise absolute au-
thority over the movements of his
followers.
The force has diminished since
walking was resorted to and the total
number on the road now Is not more
twenty seven. The party bears
letters from Christ Chambers of
Goldaeld, urging them to go to that
town as quickly as possible and
they also have letters from Tonopah
asking them to come here. Chief OF
Police Evans Is on hand waiting for
the advance guard of the army to en-
Sheriff Grutt's territory.-Tonopah
Bonanza.