The Springdale news., 1915-06-25


 and no well equipped gubernator- ial camp is complete with having a l few hangers full Of them.
 The four camps Of the Announced are showing every evidence of a fey- erish activity
 About the Trough camp the Uni versity Alumni are forming a solid phalanx. The newspaper men are raj lying to the standard of the man who halls from as many places as he ex- pects 10 reign over If he is elected governor. Busir ess men and adyo- cates of New Deal are enlisting un- der the Taylor banner. And men of l all classes are swearing allegiance to ] the former Congressman from the Seventh
 Designing Chautauqua promoters have endeavored jp vain to stage an engagement as a part of their en. tertainment course, but they have refused to sign the contract.
 Occasionally some of them get close enough to the others trenches to shake hands across the bloody l ehasm. On the gory field of Texar- kama recently three Of them got close enough toge.he to have their picture taken with cheap kodak and it was not necessary to submit the case to the Arkansas Travellers, Arbitration Commission to reassembl. the pieces.
 In fact, they say that you could Tt tell but what they were really good friends cut on picnic instea of sworn enemies seeking to put the other fellows hatt terie es out of com mission
 The greates interest now centers the acts Of tbe Neutrality League.
 The most prominent members of this division are Gov George N Hays, State Senator J. NJ Futrell, former State Treasurer John W. Crockett Af.erney Smead Powell of Camden $ Marshal A. J. Walls, Judge H N Wells of Monticello. and Attorney N. il. Arnold of Texarkana.
 Several :: tLem are wavering.
 They 1T >ee king tangible grounds upon which Q charge that their neu- tral rights are heinz abridged.
 lmost any day some of them is ex- p cted . tess his cap into the ring, CT fire hroa2siae that will wake Ire echo fld Clay to Miller.
 Hays, Fltren and Crockett are be- lieved to be on the verge of declar- ing war. while Walls, and Arnold are ot far 5ehini them. Smead Powell is also sid 70 have been laying up q supply of . u.nunition.
 Political statisiC Cians calculate that 1 If ten of the hostile arrules enter tic fled twenty thousand men will be enough . cap'lre the citadel.
 And -he ifs ld is ID. limited 10 these ten, for every tree and ever innocent .tp euang kopie shelters 4 possible chief executive.
 On account of a shortage of re- liable census takers, so many of them being inN estigated by the Special Auditing Commit ee, it has been impossible t0 secure accurate data on the subject
 \ careful review of the situation however, taken by men who realized their lives were in imminent dan ger, shows that in the third class of reserves are Judge E. A. Rolfe. Judge w. J. Driver Congressman Floyd. Congressman Carraway, former Con gressman Brund dge and Breckinridss
 Judge Kirby indignantly denies tha he has any designs on the office, and openly announces his intention of go- ing out after bigger game. Senator Calrke's term will expire some time, Then watch the papers, says Judge Kirby.
 It si too hot flor much fighting this summer, but it is expected that with the coming of the autumnal equinox there win be. a general movement all along the line.
 With Gov. Hays in possession of the fortress, he will have an advant- age over the others, but there will be as many elaborate plans for de- molishing his ifnpregnable position as there may be enemies attacking.
 There is much speculation about the final outcome of the little on- the-side engagement being staged by the Special Investigating Committee. This is a small partly headed by a Senator and two representatives who undertook to see how the people s money was being spent.
 The party is being actively support ed by Gov. Hays, but things are get ting into such confusion that is is