Cleveland County herald., 1919-10-02

As the actual list of candidates for governor now stands, the . avowed candidates are V Tom J. Terral, Secretary of * State. * Thos. c. McRae, of Nevada county, former state congress man. . R. F. MilWee of Monroe county, former speaker of the house. George R Haynie, or Nevada county, Circuit Judge. Col Chas. D. James, the Soldier candidate. John A Riggs, of Garland coun- 7 ty, the Equal Suffrage candidate Rev. Frank M. Wells, former Army Chaplain, who advertises himself as "The Peoples Candi- date"
 George A. Cole, former Presi- dent of the State Farmers Unian. * T. M. Hartman, a Montgomery x county farmer, who insists that his opponents will find out wheth- CT his entrance is a joke or not. There are eight practically as sured, and prospects are bright for more * * * x ..* <.
 Little Rock. = Reuben G. Dye, aged 41, chairman of the Arkansas Tax Commission, died at a local hospital. He had been i'll about two years from tuberculosis. MT. Dye came to Lit tle Rock from Forrest City about 20 years ago. to become a clerk in the office of the state land commission CT. He served under three or four commissioners, and was chief deDu- ty under l.. L. Coffman four years be- fore his election as commissioner, in 1910
 Little Rock Modern school plans for one, two. three or four-room build- ings, designed by a Well-knoWn archl- tect, and approved by school authori- ties, may be obtained by school boards or county superintendents or exam iners from the Department Of Edu- cation. it was announced by John l.. Bond. superintendent of public ln- struction.
 Little Rock-A hearing to investi- gate the rates of the Southwestern Bell Telephone Company will be com menced by the Arkansas Corporation Commission at the offices of the conl- mission at the capitol Wednesday, October 8, according 10 a notice sent by Guy Freeling, secretary of the commission.
 Little Rock-"The farmers of this state are entitled to more money for their cotton than they are getting, said Jim G. Ferguson, commissioner of mines. manufactures and agricul- ture, recently "The cotton rarsers of all Southern states are receiving moro for their product than the farmers of Arkansas"
 Little Rock. Ward Dunlap of Clarksville. Johnson county. has Teen appointed by Governor Brough as delegate to the National Mining Conference, and the accom- panying nationwide First Aid and Mine Rescue Contest at Pittsburgh, Pa, September 29 to October 1.
 Little Rock.-The committee in charge of the Roosevelt Memorial As. sociation's campaign for funds with which to erect memorials to the late Theodore Roosevelt has announced that meetings will be held all over the United States on the late ex-presi- dents birthday. October 27
 Little Rock Governor Brough has accepted an invitation to deliver addresses at Durart, Ada and other points in northeastern Oklahoma, ur der the auspices of the Southeastern Oklahoma Education Association. The addresses will be made November 23 and 29.
 Fort Smith Fire, starting on the second floor of a building occupied by the retail grocer firm of Dozler Bros, destroyed four two-story brick buildings and damaged several others in the heart of the business district of Waldron. The loss is estimated at $50 900. with small insurance.
 Batesville A meeting was held here and decision was reached to hold a county fair here october 2l and 2. Several hundred dollars has been secured.
 Little Rock.-Governor Brough will spend the week following October Fl in Colorado and other Western states making addresses in the interest or tYre American-Syrian and the Jewish Relief Fund.
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