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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-09-11
ORIGINAL "DANlD" IN
REIGN OF LAW

Nearly all novel readers will remem-
.er in James Lane Aliens book OF
three or four years ago. The Reign
Of Law David, the young divinity
student who found it possible TO keep
MS faith in the o5d doematic creads
after he had come in touch with the
modern philosophers For this char
acter the suggestion was offered to
#r Allen BY d friend and college
mate, William p. Smith, whose name
has now become prominent in connec-
lion with his remarkable volume ex-
pressing the sontEerner's and the sci
entist,s view cf the race prob en-,
The Color Line Mcclure Phillips
Prof Smith now holds The chair of
mathematics ar Tulane University.
honeh his first love. as with David.
was divinity An innate interest in
all science and philosophy in a degree
1eaned him from this first love TO
the study Of such truIv modern
branches as anthropoloey, biology. So
GEOLOGY and ethnolcey. pure science
renresented in mathematics, and the
modern German PHILOSOPHERS. 1t is
TO his wide sweep Of scientific in.
terest that he owes the breadth Of
his treatment=of the race problem.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-09-11
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER Il, 1905

Mr.. H. B. Pryor, manager OF eifco-
an4don OF the Graphic, makes tne Guy
.Arculation his special charge. SUD
.r,bers falling to receive their papers
~orperly, will confer favor upon 'niS
a.nartment by reporting carelessness
~ failure to deliver at once. Phone
aid So; new 124.
ADAMS PRINTING COMPANY
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-09-11
WE LEARNED ALL
ABOUT TsETA

In the best tenrs. schools :,
country. Then We acquired ssrI
experience IL years II orac,ios
"e offer you the best moda,, \
ry in all branches at moder,,s |
Tell Us about yonr tooth tronh,,,
Our office IS newly equiDDs,
the latest appliances known :.
dental profession. With M, W.
Cxfde Gas. Eitalized Air and n.y.
al appliances makes Film, j
Strengthening Crown ana gr,s.,1
aid Extraction absolutely ,.,.l
We are The largest dental CONN.,
the South, and owing 70 buvi,'
material in large quantities. AL
to offer greatly reduced prices |
branches Of dentistry
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MAKING AN AUDIENCE LAUGH.

am elad there IS no recipe for
making an audience laugh We should
hank Heaven hat il is so. There are
enough people trying il now. but
.hink of the hordes that would de-
Sccnd on the nnsuspectine public if
7an7@ one " - ahle 10 tell how" in
few comprehensive lines. Either
sitf taA power TO make
ethers laueh or he is not; there is
aa learning new unless you have the
Gift.
Some one has said that to make an
audience really laugh you must feel
The lansh yourself-must be moved
e the h8nor Of tho lines or Of the sit
nafian. TO ny raiod bet is MOI so.
Try sayine The line ad ak
ee he same gesture a. exactly the
same place every night for six months
ard sec just how much you are moved
r The humor II is easter. far easier.
. be moved by pathetic situation
a"h night than ii is to feel like laugh
ing
An American naturally likes the
American type of humor-where little
= said and great deal is left to the
imagination. So to my mind, it IS
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-09-11
LOOKING FOR THE
EXCEPTIONAL MAN.

Progressive employers are always
looking for the exceptional man or
woman, the enc who can step out
from the crowd and do things in an
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-09-11

In an advertise nsent he idea mus
be ,rae and convey al impression
of seriousness ard veracity-Geo. 4.
Maebeth. Pirts0el {.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-09-11

The man who talks the most about
hard times is the one who does the
least ng.-Press and Printer
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-09-11

A new church established n Maine
al ows the members to hug and kiss
- ch other Send some pretty female
Mss ionaries to Arkansas at once,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-09-11

Wonder of The next legislature will
2ake Boo Rogers corneob and light
ing bug combination a deadly weap-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-09-11

". P. James writes: Book borrow
ers are incorrieible. and book collec
tors must understand that for them
selves churlishness is an essential vir-
tue. recall good story told by
Ashly Sterry of a book collector who
solemnlv warned him against ever
lending a book. and who. TO enforce
his moral, led him 70 well-stocked
bookshelf in his own house, saying,
Lick a hose shelves. Every book
10 hem was lent to me
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-09-11

At the sidewalk of one Of the ferry
houses in New York stood police
vehicle. backed against the curb
awaiting IFS load Walking leisurely
IN the center of the pushing, racing
mob from landing ferry boat was 4
tramp. all rags. but placid of manner
At his side walked blue coat, who
led him to the waiting patrol wagon.
As the tramp was about to enter he
bethought himself and standing on
he wagon steps he leaned far cut TO
one side. and 10 the driver he called
IN the dra awling voice of a bored
bouleyardier: Home, James,"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-09-11

entered at Postofice at Pine BUN
Ark. as second class mail matter
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-09-11
Daily Graphic.

THE OFFICIAL CITY PAPER.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-09-11
ParnelI White Sulphur Sprin

The best ca
bination Of I
mineral wat,
il the sous
A posMe
stomach b
Pure lisht. {
air, filtered
Trough nliIa
Of virgin pls ]
forest. 1fs'
cleanest heid
in the stall
It's the Edsv
erfect VaIal
works ano
sewerage ~
tem. stand
baths. Gel
food. Perfs(
service. 4
ideal hor' |
and we 4
the wata /
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-09-11

Advertising Rates Made Known Or
Application.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-09
sLooosTAlHeo THRONE CONES or AGE IN sEPTEm.
sER-sows MANY WILD oATs-cRUEL NATURE DELIGHTS
IN SEEING SUFFERING

servia has remained practically an
Outcasf among the Nations 0f the
world, but the government Of the
country is counting On the other
nations IN Europe agreeing 90 let
bygonea be byRones when Prince
George reaches his 18th birthday on
September .,
Elaborate fefea and entertain
mentH are being arranged for the Oc-
casion. an amnesty will be granted
10 political eEiiea. prisoners con
demned for minor Offenaes will be
pardoned. aud # is hoped that the
crowned heads Of the continent viii
Join in congratulations a. a polite
lntimailon that they have forgotten
the double royal assassination at
Belgrade
Prince George IL NOT liked by the
Gervians. he Il a boy Of cruel ten
denotes and has an imperioaa dispo-
alton
he IL certainly seeing sights 10
his dignity where none are intended
and T. almost always IN a word war
with some one fits prauks are
not Of the harmless practical joke
order Of those played by KING Al
ionno. but they are usually vicious
and the prince does not take any In
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-09

q penal colony for Russian convicts.
There will be trouble on this isi-
and because of the kind OF neigh
bors. Most Of the japanese think
the war ended too soon. They would
like 10 have got Hardin and vladi-
yosiok: then they would be satis-
fled. About not getting the indem-
nifty. the japanese think. however.
that they can make this up pretty
soon from the fishing industries and
other advantages Of the Siberian
coast and Korea. ! do not think tho
japanese want TO make war again.
as has been said. next year. No. too
many relatives have been killed.
and because OF the loss OF these
relatives the japanese people prob
ably expected too much. ! myself
am satisfied. but the heart Of most
Of the Japanese Is not retoiced.
They win not be happy with glad
ness when Komura comes. he will
come on the isth and go away on
the Dakota the next day. No plans
have been made. and the Japanese
will not have many big banzais to
shout for him. because they are not
glad over the peace. They think u
Is not enough for Japan"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-09
GEORGE y eorTERiLL AND BUILDING TRADES ASSEMBLY Ao
vocArI SUBMISSION DEFINITE PROPOSITION TO Vor.
ON MUNICIPAL OWNERSHIP OF CAR LNEs-rHE CITY
COUNCIL LEANING THAT

poration 10 whom additional fran
ehiaea may be- hereafter granted
ana be It further
Resolved, That We DO hereby de-
clare our belief that n well eonsld'
cred plan for immediate public own.
efahip aud operation Of atre-st rail
ways is preferable 10 The Erantinr
of any further franchises whatever
aud We do hereby request the cts
council Ia speedily submit 20 the
voters a definite proposition for th'
construction sud operation Of d
municipal street railway Hyatem
which shall provide for the imms
dlatr laying OF tracks upon she
Weatlnke boulevard and Second av'
enue. which said tracks shall there
after be open 10 the joint use Of the
Seattle Electric company upon just
terms 70 be fixed By arbitration
aud be II further
Resolved. That a committee b.
appointed 20 present tho foregoing
resolution to the honorable eity
eonncii Of the city Of Seattle
There il a growing sentiment Ia
the council Ia favor OF laying
municipal tracks on WestiAke buule.
ward and Second avenue instead OF
granting franchises over the i'm.
portant thofoughfarea 20 the Saattle
Electric company.
One thing which has given ths
municipal Ownership idea an inn
petus IN the council il that IL would
mako Il possible for Jacob Furth "a
get 0ut Of the embarrassing hole Ia
which he placed himself when hs
made the bluff that be would MOI
accept a franchise wish n common
use clause Sow that n 10 certain
that the company cannot get ths
exclusive franchises. Furfh Il
anxious for an opportunity Ia gel
from under" 81 using tn,
municipal tracks he could
There has been same talk 70 The
eff"rt that the city could not legally
lease Aueh tracks to a corporation
Under the state Law. but Corporaiiof
Counsel Calhoun stated SaturdA,
morning that there NAA no question
whatever about the ei,y's right ia
the matter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-09
These Plaintiffs Are not
Overlooking any Bets

A Peculiar personal injury darn
AXE sssst Mas fii~d IN the HupeYiss
court al Saturday morning. the Se-
attic Electric company AMI the eity
u S~stsis both brsnK made defend
ants. and the husband ~ the wonis a
who was injured sulnK Jointly with
his wife. alleging Incidental injury.
bridget and John Christopher are
The plaintiffs. They ailege that Mrs
Chttsinphrr suffered a bad fan nom
a James street ear ~ the Garner %
Ninth avenue. the electric company
being At fault IN that the car start.
"a before Hhs had completely alight-
ID. and this eity being 20 blame be-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-09

The Seattle Baildlng Trades as
aemhlY. NJ IL messing Friday night.
passed resolutions directly In line
with the suggestion made by Mr.
Cuitsriil The resolutions follow.
Whereas. The Seattle Electric
company u aeekiaE to obtain slfee,
railway franchises on the Wesflake
boulevard and Second avenue feh
newly regarded and aald nan
chlaea. II granted without adequate
common uasr provisions. all a5us
piets an exclusive monopoly o0Fcrs
ms every important thoruuxhsBrr 20
the business center. therefore. be- Il
Resolved. ny the Building Trad .
assembly. IN regular session aassmf
bled. That Nc do most earnestly
protest against the granting Of anY
street railway franchise on Vest
Lake boulevard Or Srcoud avenue
unisus the same shall contain piala
aud definite provisions for the come
mon use of the tracks tupon tefuns
20 be fixed By aFbliratloul by the
city Itself or by any person OF cor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-09

cause the ia OF a uan.holr IN the
center u the ntruet. had beer irft
misplaced. causing her 20 stumble
ard fan across u a. she was step
ping from the car. She says nha
suffered = brph.n nase. a depression
n the Hituft. two diainestea ribs. a
iisiocsied knec-csp and Internal In
tufisa which win cause her pain the
Fssf q her iifr. fshn claims n tao0
medical service btu. and ts.e9e per-
aonai iniuFy
Her husband alleges that he has
suffered 1000 damages for the loss
af hts wtfe's rrrVtesa and through
worry over tho matter. a total Of
S. 500 being sued Ter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-09

tereat IN them unless some sort OF
suffering Is brought home 10 the
butt Of his likes. On one occasion
he forcibiy took from a palace SEN
try bis gun. and did not reveal the
fact that he had done 80 until the
sentry had bern punished
A short time ago he ordered set
Of chess men from Paris through a
local Belgrade dealer The chess
set not arriving a. quickly as the
prince thought n ought. be suIn-
moned the Belgrade dealer 10 tho
palace and said 20 him. 4 am the
prince. Why are not the chess men
here7 II I we're the king ! should
drown you like a dog
Before his father became king Of
5ergia. Prince George attended
school In Russia and while there he
aas brought In contact with dlaso-
lutte young members 81 royal and
ducal blood Since he came 20 Bel
grade 10 live several actresses have
been expelled from Russia because
Of the attentions shown them By the
young prince
After be comes o. age. King Peter
intends keeping hts son travelling
about Europe. 40 that he can SOW
his Wild oats outside servia-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-09

cOmpany. and member Of the Jap
anese entertainment company. had
a few words 70 say on the subject
TO a Star man Saturday morning.
The japanese ENJOYS did not
come out with so much as they
might have. said be. and there are
many things which do not rejoice
the hearts ~ the japanese TO think
about They GOT no indemnity, Of
course. because the war wag on
Chinese soil. and some Of the
things they did get viii make them
trouble. They get half 81 the island
Of Haghalin. the other half being
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-09
LOOKS LIKE CITY
OWNERSHIP OF LINES
nv GEoRGE v. CoTTERiI.Ia


The city Of Seattle should grtai
no franchises ON Weatlake boule-
ward or Second avenue north Of
! Pike street. with OF without com
mon user provisions These routes
are today reasonably worth 81 900. :
/ 00a as street railway resource. aud
their Eift to a private corporation
already enjoying D monopoly OF
other business thafuuehfarcs would
D. donation OF that amount af
present capital, the monopoly value
Of which would tremendously In
crease With the growth of the city
Il l. within the Immediate power
and resources OF the etty Of Seat
tie 10 construct the tracks upon
these thorunKhfarea. grant running
rights TO the Seattle s.lectrlc com
pany or others ON fair terms. and
peFpetually control the situation
| submit this definite proposition
for the consideration OF the local
Improvement clubs and citizens
generally.
Let the city council submit to
public vote a plan TO construct
street railway lines On the following
streets;
Fourth avenue from University
street 90 Pike street. Westiaks
boulevard from Pike street 90 DEN
ny way. Ninth avenue and Ninth
avenue north from Weatlake huuie-
ward 90 Harrison street. Harrison
street from Slnth avenue north To-
| Seventh avenue north. seventh ave-
nue. north from Harrison street To
Mercer street Mercer street from
Seventh avenue north 10 Warren
avenue. Warren avenue from Mar-
GER street % Denny WAY. and thence
70 Second avenue. second avenue
from Denny way tn Pike street
Aiao a connecting link on Pike
street from Second avenue 30 West
lake boulevard
The cost Of conaf rurtinE modei
street railway tracks. Of the hsax-
lest construct ION. double track. IN
eludinE the paying Of the central -
feet ~ WsAtiHke boulevard. Fourth
avenue and Seeoad avenue. With
adequate construction for connect
ing portions north Of Denny way.
With the overhead construction Of
the best type aud with an equipment
Of a dozen model cara. should not
exceed a total 81 too. 900
believe the people u shis city
wuald. by . tremendous majority.
adopt such a plan and authortse the
necessary expenditure.
And these would Be the results.
These Important streets would te
under the absolute contruI Of the
citizens ~ Seattle for all time
The entry 10 Fourth avenue scuth
10 the unIon depot would Be reads
FOE development when open.
with 10 ears. a str minute inter
val service. OF less. cesuid be imms=
dlately had On the city circuit. the
runs commencing ~ Fonrth aud
University and AZ Second and Pike
and attending clear around. at J.
cent fare
The right OF the city 80 run il
cars down Second avenue 90 the
Union depot On fair payment 90 The
Seattle Electric company euntd b
Immediately demonstrated OF teat-
ed
The Seattle Efrctrir company. or
other Subsequent franchise grantees.
eaald b. given running rights On
westIake boulevard and on Second
avenue AZ a fair rate haard on the
coat % construction aud masntn-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-09
Local Japs Won't Welcome
KOnnura With Glad BanzaiS"

When Peace Envoy K0mura re-
turns 60 Seattle from Portsmouth.
en- route Ia the empire % the
strenuous little brown men. be will
find chill IN the Atmosphere lie
vii not be accorded the cordial re-
ceptiOn that waa his from the bot
tom Of every japanese heart in
Seattle when be passed through the
City BY the Sound ON July rs.
The fact Il. the iocai japanese
are not exactly satisfied with the
way things sent ~ Portsmouth.
~. Hatori. u the big suruys
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-09
SEATTLE GIRLS PAY ATTENTION!
GERMAN OFFICER WANTS BRIDE!

Nov. girls. II you will hurry zoe
can win ono Of the handsomcst OF
flcers In the German navy for .
husband
But you've got 90 hurry. for thie
handsome officer with silver span
giles on HIS golden epaulets and
clanklnR sword At his hip and the
loveliest imperial whIskers you ever
saw. leaves for Tacoma ai ; O'Clock
Sunday afternoon.
His name IA Emmanuel Hisrono-
mus Glelss. first lieutenant Of "Hil
Majesty's Ship Fake. and is Of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-09
Entertain Masons

The 81. Johns Masonic lodge Of
Seattle Is entertaining the Masonic
lodge OF Victoria Saturday after
noon.
The members of the Victoria
lodge arrived In special steamer
about z o'elork I'm the afternoon. and
a committee OF Seattle Masons Is ac-
companying them around the city
in special cars.
A banquet will be held In the
evening. with toasts responded to
BY prominent members of both
lodges. and altogether the Victoria
Masons will be given . good time in
Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-09

port. Emily Steele ". Hubert Steele.
drunkenness and non support. Ane-
la ueianEer y Snpoieon IseianEer.
drunkenness ard uon-aunport. Isa-
bella lirNfn - Emil Hrun deserfiau
ard non-supnort. Libby Faber Va.
John Fahef. uon. support.
.He didn.f drink much AZ first.
and seemed 10 think 4 lot o. Us All.
Ne vas proud Of oar little boy and
EifL and We got along nicely. but
The drinking habit grew upon htFn.
until he would frequently so on long
sprees. and now hr il utterly obliv-
iouz and unmindfui Of the comfort
or care Of myself and the children.
Such was the story told Ia the sa-
peftor court ON Saturday morning
by Emily Steele. who sought a d.
Yetee from Hubert Steele A drrree
was given her. the husband not con-
testing the suit A pretty little girl
81 six and a boy ~ nine are the
children. than whom saloon COM
panions were alleged 70 be mere
agreeable company 10 their father.
Abigail whipple. who says her
marriage 70 clifford whipple. alias
Dean. was illegal. has brought suit
In the superior court fer annuIimsnt
OF the ceremony.
lie Is an actor" says Mrs. whip
pie. and when 1 married him he
told me that b. had been married
before under the name Of Clifford
Dean. but that he had been divorced.
subsequently, found out that, while
there had been divorce proceedings
begun in Illinois against him. the
decree was never entered. Thsn /
knew that I was not hla legal wife"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-09
SEATTLE POLICE TO
GUARD JAP ENVOY

Prominent japanese la Seattle are
pertufbcd over a Tumor that naron
komnra. on his arrival here. ia
likely 60 meet with a warm recop-
ton on the part Of the loser classes
% JaF.a In Seattle.
II IL said that many Of the lat
ter are preparing 80 give the senior
Japanese plenipoteutiary anything
but q pleasant experience when he
lands from the train and goes 10 hls
hotel.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-09

nance Of the tracks used. aud the
propartlonate number OF ears op-
Grated
These are only n few Of the lead
Ing results Immediately tn be OBJ
tained BY such plan a. have out.
lined
The receipts from the city ears
and from the running rights grant
od the Seattle Electric company
viii amply take care 81 the inter-
eat aud principal Of the 500 600 Of
cost ~ such a modest but import
ant city Investment
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-09

sturdy Saxon stock. Clear deep aud
soulful blue eyes look out OF a frank.
honest face. Ills bearing il that VI
one of gentle birth. and be - young
But he admits that he has sighed
yalnly for the "Unattainsbie One
the American girl.
The pity OF ~" he remarked 10
a group OF FELLOW officers and Seat
tie friends. Friday night, rs that
here we've called AZ ports from
Cape Horn TO 81 Michael. and all
the time looking for the one girl I
could love. and have not found
her yet"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-09

n 5. TURNER INVESTMENT co.
txmo
~ feet On the West side of Fourth
Avenue. between Seneca and cherry
crease Be- value. ald improvements
brine $50 pr snnun.
Large piece 81 ground on Second Az
enus. ~ Tar the brst buy ON the
street
121Kfz4 business corner On M8ir ak
blocks from new r. X. Station. Inn
proved with buildings having
may be had
5skfz1 on Main Street. close IN hts
~ one ~ the best bargains between
fifth and Twelfth. E.lya cash win
handle this.
Neu. well huiit building just this sisle
% tn High School. rented 20 ons
tenant - - psr month. pays over
sI ~ and paid. Including paved
streets. This il the best little in
vestmsut we know o.
House 81 rooSaA. close In. on Spruce
street. between yesier and James
street ear lines tho hotfse ~ only
years old and has modern improve
meats
a. 10
ff1Ef0Q with one Of the best un0b-
afraeted Views o. Lake Washington
- - had. building Restrictions %
p.1a
81 TO.
s0xi6s On Aloha street. IN Capitol fflil
Addition. Div No. 8.
a. s. TURNER INVESTMENT CO.
tG-Ss Lumber EH0hauRs.
Phones. Main lps. Ind. ifiA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-09

DEGREES against eight husbands
who refuse 10 support their wives
and children, and some of whom
have added drunkenness tn their
other offenses. we're procured by
eight w-~nH ON Saturday morning
Judge Griffin superlntended the
of the divorce mill The
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-09

According TO one Jap. who Is a
porter In a down town saloon. II
komura escapes with only a Rencr.
Gus "eREing he may consider him
self lucky.
AZ police headquarters plans have
been made TO supply the envoy with
4 police escort and every precau-
lion will be taken 10 protect the
famous diplomat from insult OF as
sauit.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-09
Divorce Mill Ground
Out Heavy Grist

following erist Of DEGREES was turn
ed out
Hailic Jones Va. Travis Jones.
abandonment and non support. Ell
eanor bushnell vs. John bushnell.
failure Co provide. Susan Ford Va.
William Furd. non support. Isissa
smith VS.. Richard Smith. non sun