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PRIMARIES ARE MADE OPTIONAL House Amends Primary Bill, and Provides for Conven-
 tion After Primary. TAX EXTENSION LOSES Measure to Extend Time Is Indefinite ly Postponed in House, Which
 Adopts Senate Bill for Protection of Game in State.
TAX EXTENSION LOSES

Little Rock, Feb. 26-The house, after "a spirited debate, struck out the following section of the Moore primary bill:
 "All organized political parties shall select their candidates for Of- flee through primary elections held as hereinafter provided, except in case of vacancies, and each party shall pay the expenses of it's own pri- mary election except as herein otherwise provided"
 The vote on the elimination of this clause was 46 to 45. It leaves 1t optional to the various parties 10 hold primaries. The primaries sha'i be held on the fourth Tuesday in March, notwithstanding the fact that, since the consolidation of the elections, the state election will not be held until the following Novem- Der.
 The following amendment wa; adopted:
 "Ehch political party holding pr,- mary election shall hold count, convention at the principal county seat of each county on the first Mon day following the primary election a D. m." The bill originally provided that the county convention should be held one week before the primar election.
 This is the bill drawn by s. Brun
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-02-27
M. ID. TO PRISON FOR WHITE SLAVERY:
 EX-WIFE VICTIM

Tampa. Fla. Feb. 26.-Dr. T P. Hunter ot Ellentcn, was today given two years in the Atlanta federal pen;- tentiary by Judge Call, after bein" convicted on white slavery charge.
 The woman who made the charge was his former wife, Mrs. Willie May Hunter. She did not know Hunter had divorced her and met him in Jacksonville. claiming to have oc- cupied the same room. though he de- nied this at hls trial. She came from Hammond, La. Her parents live al McComb City, Miss.
 Hunter was married to Florida girl shortly after the incident.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-02-27
Apprehend War.

Washington, Feb. 26.-Predictions were made in the senate today that the United States is drifting slowly, but surely toward the vortex of the European war, and strong appears were made that this country should ee prepared for any emergency.
 The debate was precipitated Dy Senator Shoots amendment to the naval bill, providing for 50 sea-golne submarines of the highest power ana longest radius possible, and 25 sub- marines for coast defense.
 Senator Lewis warned the senate that neither it nor the country shou,o be blind to the inflammatory conal- tions that prevail throughout the world today. He sharply called atten' tion to the possible menace of Japan Mr. smoot declared that this large number of submarines was absolotels necessary for a proper de1ense o American coast cities.
 MT. Townsend of Michigan, while asserting his willingness to go ito tnt very. extent of honor to secure ant maintain peace" declared 1t was th' "hnsiness of the government to prctec inc rights of it's citizens where the! had right to be-"
 In the end, MT. Shoots amendmen was reflected, and the building program of the committee adhered to: ral nroyides for two first class battiesnlps six or more torpedo boat destroyers five submarines of the sea-going typ and having a surface speed or ~ knots. 16 coast defense submarines one oil-fuel ship, one gunboat and on hospital ship.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-02-27
CLARKE
 ET AL. TO VOTE
 FOR SHIP BILL Conference Committee Is at Work on Compromise That Will Unite Democrats. REPORT ON BILL
 MAY COME TODAY Administration Leaders Believe That If Measure Is Defeated Republican Votes Will Be Only Ones
 Against It.

Washington, Feb. 26.-If the admin istration's ship purchase bill is to go down to defeat under the attacks of the Republican filibuster, Democratic leaders expect to have their forces united and present a solid party front when the death blow IS dealt. This appears to be the best they can hope for, and the end toward which they are laboring.
 Another session of the conference committee was held tonight. The con ferees are endeavoring to reach a compromise that will enable the seven seeding Democrats to come back in- to line and support the bill. To ac7 complish this, the compromise neces- sarily must provide that the measure will be purely temporary one, as 1t is impossible to adopt the house bill ir the senate in its present shape. The insurgent Democrats have intimat ad that they would accept the bill in this shape.
 Under the ''gentlemen's agreement entered into between the Democrats and the Republicans, this conference report was not to be called up until February 27. which will be tomorrow. Senator Weeks, in charge of the Re- publican forces, ,announced tonight that no matter what agreement the Democrats reached. the bill would not { be permitted to pass. s
 Appropriation pms nave been nov ing with such rapidity and smooth ness that Democratic leaders may not interrupt that procedure until some day next week. Arrangements under way to obtain action on the Philippines independence bill and the water power site bill, if concluded, may put the shipping bill conference report over until the very closing hours of the session. Republicans fearful of possible eleventh hour par liamentary tactics, are keeping their forces constantly on hand to resume their filibuster if necessary to prevent vote being taken.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-02-27
WHITE PRESENTS WARREN ROAD BILL

Little Rock, Feb. 26.-Senator White of Pine Bluff tonight introduced a bill creating Road Improvement Dis trict No. 8 of Jefferson county, and naming as commissioners B. G. Bail ey, J. T. Wilson, E. w. Jones, A. c. Watkins and Pinchback Taylor.
 The bill, which was made the spe- cial order for Monday, provides for the construction of modern road about five miles in length. The road will begin at the intersection of 26tf and Olive in Pine Bluff, thence west to Hazel street. south to 18th street west to Warren road, ending at the section line of section No. 31.
 Senator White also introduced to night bill creating the Doylestor special school district.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-02-27
[l(IIG BILL IS SPECIAL ORDER 1 N SENATE TODAY ,.,farso1l and Thirty Other In.ounties Exempted From
 It's Provisions TIGHT TO SUBMIT TO PEOPLE LOST .,,orters of Newberry Law Charged With Inconsistency Because of Their Altered Attitnde-Fav-
 orable Report on Bond
 I Issue.

,,tt,a Rock. Feb. 2e.-Hammering ,ov until vulnerable point was dis ,vered the opposition to the Sawyer eing bill pierced it's armor this after mn with an amendment to exempt onnties which carried few votes to ,ore and the desired end had been demolished. It meant that ii the mate passed the bill as amended, that 2 house must again pass upon the easure. giving another chance to de- ntit, The supporters of the bill were |hit downcast over this action, but not buted, and still full of fight they suc- peded in having the bill, as amended, ade special order for Saturday orning at 9:30, at which time the usstion of passage was scheduled for vote. In the morning session motions to bend by adding section to submit the people were all voted down. he amendment to make the bill apply ly to Garland county was likewise |r. after which Senator Toler moved amend by taking off the emergency lsuse which made it effective after hing approved by the governor. By ping this the bill would not become (fectiye for 90 days after approval, hd this would give the people time to e a petition for an initiated act to peal thk bill. The argument on this pion was continued until afternoon, Aea t was voted down.
 The consistency of the supporters of e Newberry bill in fighting submis- lpn of it and insisting upon it in the Avyer bill, was challenged, to which enator Bush declared it was a moral position, and one upon which they bust pass, or upon which they must protected.
 The amendment was defeated, 16 to on the following vote:
 i've Bush, Cabaniss, Calvert, Car Davenport, Garrett, Greenhouse, arris, Kendall, Ruff, Slaughter, Toler lnn, White and Mr., President-15. Nay-Adamson, Ashley, Burgess pllins, Duty, Edmondson, Ferguson utrell, Going, Hamilton, Jones, Moore cCall, Overman, Owens, Smith ot hion, Wasson.-17.
 Jefferson Out.
 Senators Going, Moore, Burgress and asson fought the exemption amend ent, while Senators White, Bush Penthouse, Vann and Calvert sup bfted it.
 The counties exempted were: Grant hline, Hot Springs, White. Faulkner Fairie, Lonoke, Clarke, Pike, Cross oodruff, Washington, Polk, Howard aVler, Little River, Hampstead, Ne Pda, Jefferson, Sebastian, Cleburne onway. Searcy, Van Buren, Greene ay Craighead, Crawford, Sharp cott, Franklin, Arkansas and Monroe
 Bills Passed.
 The senate then passed the house diciary committee pleadings ant actlce bill approved by the circui DO chancery judges of Arkansas; thu 0horay bill for the listing of church property on tax books to determin'