Pocahontas star herald., 1916-04-07

office His friends predict for him
that his administration will be con.
''r0o'''o aud progressive, aud that
great things will be accumulated
TOT Tue Advancement Of the state.
Dr. brougn spul In the campaign
"Iarge part OF tho savings ofaIife.
time, as be bad an ambIuon to serve
his state as chirD executive. lie
aud Mrs. 'roagh pat their life into
The campaign, and the result has
naturally been most gratifying to
'neW aud 10 their friends An the
unpIeasanlncss OF The clmpaign wall
now be forgotten 900 uno interest of
The common good, laolioual lines
will be wiped out as nearly As DOS.
sblc by men who, nkrErrle uodp.
es, are willing To join hands wi i.hI
those who have ,rtwhi'c been hls
political opponents, aud work Tor
the good Of all.
Speaking of campaigns, one of
the most remarkable was that Of J.
/. Bond aud !. W. Kuyksndall for
for State Superintendent. They
are persona. friends, aud the cam.
Pngn did not cau.o any severance
Of the pleasant relations between
them. No word OF bitterness was
spoken by either against his oppo.
neuls during The campaign, and on
election night they received tie re-
turns together much TO the amaze
|mcuu of anloohers, who thought
they should be flying at each others
throals. Without disparagemcnt.
To any other, II can he said without
fear uf contradiction that It vas the
clgaue,l, most high toned, and most
friendly race Of the whole cam.
paign, wholly free from raucor aud
! bitterness.
Probably the most unique cam
|pugner was T. j. Tcrral, the sue.
ccs5lul candidate for Secretary Of
state. Mr.. Terrll, unknown in
Arkansas politics, bat TO the mem.
bers of the 1918 aud 1915 legisla-
lures, during which he served a.
secretary Of the senate, went before
the people direct With his fight.
lie demonstrated that a poor man,
even in these expensive aud strenu-
Gus times, can make a race for state
Office aud win. Mr.. Terral struck
ont alone, never appearing in a
town with one Of the gubernatorIal
candidates, and refusing TO be
drawn INTO facuonal difficulties.
When then the voting time came
the voter was pretty well informed
on the candidates, aud Terral, who
had been heard of but little since
the opening OF the campaign, show.
ed up with a complete organiza
ton, even in Little Rock, aud had
40 difficulty in sweeping the state.
Tom Terral Is a tIreless worker,
aud his record as secretary Of the
Senate was so clean that if the fu'
ture can be judged by the past, he
will make the state a most excel.
lent official, Every man who came
I'm contact with him while he was
serving IN the Senate went away
his friend, and the friendship paid
Its returns in the recent primary.
The Little Rock baseball team is
Just beginning to show ITS form,
and with the season opening now
only a week off, Manager STAIR and
President X. G. Allen are endeayor,
ing to reduce the squad to the real
PLAYERS. The Travellers are twice
as strong as last season, but in
mathematics that would get them
nowhere, for they finished last IN
.lQI5, and twice nothing does not
increase the total very fast. The
Il9IO Travellers are really penDant
contenders from the start. They
are men who all clout the ball and
are tried and not found wanting in
.lhcir fielding. The pitching staff
need cause no worry, and the daily
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