INDEPENDENT
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DEMOCRATIC NOMINEES.
For Congress—
W. A. OLDFIELD
For Circuit Judge—
R. E. JEFFERY
For Prosecuting Attorney—
HUGH WILLIAMSON
For Representative—
W. M. SHAVER
For County Judge—
W. D. McLAIN
For Sheriff—
J. F. McCUISTION
For Circuit Clerk—
C. E. SMITH
For County Cleric—
G. L. ROBINSON
For Treasurer—
J. H. CAMP
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W. M. TIMS
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J. H. AITKENS
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W. H. NOLEN
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E. H. BOWMAN
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Morning Prayer 11 a. m.
Sermjon subject, “The Infinite
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Sunday School pupils are ask
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L. W. Heaton, Rector.
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PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Sabbath School, 9:30 a. m.,
R. T. Robertson, Superintendent.
. Morning Service, 11 a. m.,
“Dreams and Visions”.
Christian Endeavor, 7 p. m,
Heber Askew, Leader.
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The church with the welcome.
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Hays’ Attitude Misunderstood.
Special to Independent.
Little Rock, June 19.—There
were so many sidelights to the
State Democratic Convention,
held recently in Pine Bluff, that
they will remain good for the
telling for many months to
come, and still many of the po
litical wires which were pulled
j will remain in obscurity,
j On the night before the as
| sembling of the State Central
I Committee, which was to pass
1 upon some of the preliminary
1 skirmishes, Gov. G. W. Hays
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was seen on the balcony of the
j Hotel Pines, and near him, in a
I shadowed nook, sat Judge Wil
liam F. Kirby. Later J udge
Kirby withdrew and Smead Pow
ell of Camden, and Frank Pace
of Little Rock, stropg Kirby
followers, took his place. Still
later Julius Clary joined the lit
tle party- Gov. Hays was seen
jand recognized, and soon the re
Gladson Chosen Vice President.
Special to Independent
Little Rock, June 19.—At an
adjourned meeting of the Board
I of Trustees of the University of
Arkansas, the office of vice pres
ident was created. Heretofore,
whenever the president has been
! called away, some member of
I the faculty has been called upon
| to look after the affairs of the
school. . W. N. Gladson, dean
of the college of engineering and
for twenty years at the head of
the electrical engineering de
partment, was ejected vice
president.
Miss Jobelle Holcombe was e
' lected instructor in English. She
fis a graduate of the University,
ja post-graduate of Cornell, and
| is at present an instructor in the
Missouri State Normal at Kirks
ville.
Miss Julia Vaulx of Fayette
J ville was selected librarian to
I succeed Mrs. Austin of Con
| port was in circulation that he
i had left his room at the Jeffer
| son Hotel, and was advising
Judge Kirby as to how he should
i proceed with his contest. It was
also reported that he was using
'his influence to change certain
'Clarke delegations.
j After the thing is over, the
truth about this conference
i comes out. Gov. Hays was ad
I vising Judge Kirby—but he was
advising him to abandon his
contest. For two weeks he had
daily offered the same advice.
He was joined in the advice by
others in the final conference,
and failing to convince Judge
Kirby of the probable outcome
Governor Hays withdrew and
was not again in consultation
with Judge Kirby at Pine Bluff.
The following night all those
jin the conference, with the ex
ception of Governor Hays, par
ticipated in a big Kirby rally,
and carried on as if defeat was
an impossibility, instead of a
certainty. But the report had
gotten in its work on Governor
Hays, leading to the unpleasant
utterances on the platform in
the convention two days later.
way. one is a graduate oi tne
University, a post-graduate of
Cornell, and is at present an in
structor in the Iowa State Ag
I rucultural College.
Mrs. Lee Warner of Fort
Smith was elected matron of the
boy’s dormitory to succeed Miss
Eunice Burns
W. C. Lasseter was promoted
tc be head of the department of
agronomy in the college of ag
riculture.
R. M. Gow, for the past year
acting head of the department
of veterinary science, was made
permanent in that position.
A sub-committee consisting of
Messrs. Futrall, Cook, Askew,
and Banks was appointed to in
spect the French Normal at
Pine Bluff and report at a later
meeting.
All the members of the Board
are present except A. B.
Banks and Frank Pace, the new
member who succeeds C. C.
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