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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-18
Has All the
 Local News

The Daily Graphic believes that the people of this community are more interested in the doings and happenings of this vicinity and State than concerned in what map occur in Kalamazoo or Timbuetoo, or other foreign points. The Gra- phic therefore publishes all the To- cal news fit to print every day, and it's special correspondents and tele- graphic service are ample and suf1i- cient to cover important National and State events, as was demon strated by the Graphic's special ser vice the day after the recent New York State and Congressional elec- tions
 The Graphic publishes more news and better news than any other Pine Rlaff newspaper.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-18
Banquet by Degree of Honor.

The banquet given by Lentz lodge, No. II, Degree of Honor, \. o. U. w. Tuesday night was one of the most enjoyable events of the season.
 There were twenty-two members present and four new members were initiated. One member was transfer red to the new Degree of Honor by request
 There were several interesting talks made on good of the order, and membership and at the close re- treatments. consisting of sandwich es, chocolate, coffee and cake were served
 The members are enthusiastic over the future work of the organization, as the progress of the order during the past month has been most encour- aging.
 The next night meeting promises to be of more than usual interest, as there are some very important meas ures to be passed on, among which is the election of new officers for the en- suing year.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-18
RIOT TROIBLES
ARE SETTLED.
Italian Embassy Reaches Agreement With North Carolina People Con.
 cerning Labor Troubles.

Washington, Nov 17.-After month s of negotiation the Italian embassy has finally succeeded in effecting a satis- factory settlement of the labor trou- bles at Marion, N. C., which culmn- ated in a riot on May II, in which two Italian laborers were killed five others wounded, and hundreds of Italian Workmen were driven into the noun tains. The Italian laborers involved in the trouble were employed by the Spruce Pine Carolina company, which was engaged in laying tracks for the South and Western Railroad company. Before the pitched battle in which the Italians were killed and wounded fre- quent rumors reached Washington of wrongs Italian laborers were suffering in the camps near Marion. It is said the men were held practically in bond age, were locked in their shanties at night and prevented from collecting money due them
 The Italian charge, Mir Montagna, was consulted by representatives of the company, and compromise was effected whereby the corporation paid damages to the families of the two men who were Killed and made a sat isfactory settlement with the Italians who were injured in the riot The Spruce Pine Carolina company was succeeded by the Meadows company in the construction work, and has giv- en the Italian embassy assurances that women shall not suffer further mis- treatment.
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conservatives. He has published ] series of works on theology of the most conservative character His lat. est was dissertation on the Pater Noster. The pope, with whom he IS in perfect communion of ideas, listens to his counsels and seldom does any thing without consulting him
 The intimate counsellors of the pope are, therefore, two Sapniards of the most conservative views The secre- tary of state, Cardinal Mery del Val, may be called the "emincnce rouge~ of the pope. while the Capuchin Wives y Tuto in his eminence oriese, as he still wears the color of his order, but his influence is really greater than was that of Father Joseph oyer Richelieu
 That his holiness Plus is particU- larly interested in the fate and future of Italian emigrants to the United States has recently been made evident He desires to hear of the condition of those who leave Italy to become resi- dents in and citizens of the new world.
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Discontinued Meetings.

The Clerks Union did not meet in regular session last Sunday afternoon and it is said that the meetings have been discontinued indefinitely
 The Clerks Union was organized here several months ago. and while a pretty large membership was secured and the new OrGaniZatiOn started out under favorable indications for con tinued prosperity, large number of clerks throughout the city failed to re- spond to the call made upon them for their membership and influence, and it seemed that lack of the proper in terest in the new union soon spread even to those who had become atfiliat- ed with it. and consequently it has been rather difficult to hold it to- ! gether.
 This is not the first attempt that has been made in Pine Bluff to organ ize the city clerks. Former efforts, while successful for time, failed to hold the men together and should the lpresent union go to pieces it will re- lquiYe a much stronger effort in the future than has ever been made in the
 past to make it a success.
 The organization is good one ane
 should be encouraged and could bt
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FRISCO MAYOR AND
 BIG BOSS INDICTED,

San Francisco Nov. l1-The grand jury brought five indictments against Eugene Schmitz and Abraham Ruef, on the charge of extortion. On each charge the bail was fixed at $lO0OO, and bond at S5,00o
 The first alleged crime was in con- nection with the Poodle Dog restau- rant and the indictment recites that Ruef and Schmidt demanded money from the proprietor, T. Banco. As this demand was made, 1t is said, on two occasions, two indictments were returned.
 The indictments were returned for the grand jury by Foreman E. F. Oliv- CT, who presented the documents to Judge Murasky, who read them and placed them on file. He then pro- ceeded to fix the bail for each charge practiced upon Ed Marchand, proprie- tor of the Marchand restaurant, is the basis of two more indictments. A de- mand made upon Joe Malfanti, an. other restaurant man, is the alleged offense on which the fifth and last in- dictment was found :,
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Ancient Order of United Workmen.

The Ancient Order of United Work men has been bestiEing itself in this city very much during the past few months, with the result that the town is alive with Workmen.
 \ few months ago new lodge of the order, Jefferson No 91, was organ ized with an overtlowing membership and the new lodge. as well as the old one, Pine Bluff lodge. is continuing to grow
 Jefferson lodge held it's regular weekly session at Red Mems hall last Monday night A large attendance was on hand and an interesting meeting was the result. though only the routine work was gone through.
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GEORGIA SETS
 THE PAGE
Mills. Railroads and sk.>crapcr> the isiblc signs oi the New
 Industrial Era.

colnm9aS. e;a NoN z. f,ncoa- ragged hy fasoJabIe= labor conditions. a great inHax O. outside capital and almost uHimftcd natural re sources, the industrial development now being wrough in the southern states. k aotlsfns short of wonder tul
 In every part oI Georgia can thIs increased activity be noticed. Co lumblls. where the fails of the Chat tahooehee river furnish over 2oo. oo0 horse power, is one of the most striking examples of the south $ industrial growth. Within the past year if has increased over 1000 in population. There have been new industries formed and old ones merged with larger capital, involy- ing total neN investment of near ly 5000 900. Columbus, while formerly ouly fa cotton center, is noW surrounded bH prosperous toundries, sugar cane mills, paper mills and other large plants of ev- cry description. And there is room for many more.
 With the increase in the number railroad development to take care of the shipping, Instead of being lecturers at the mercy of one rail road, Columbus has become the center of q railroad boom with new lines going out in every direction. l Three new roads to different gulf i ports are now in course of construc- tion. With a naFigable waterway ] from Columbus to the gulf, the railroads must enter into competi- tion With an all-water route to the 1 central and western states.
 Savannah. Atlanta. Macon, All. gusta and Columbus are jumpn2 :! from cities with less than 100,-
 900 population to much larger fig
 ures. Where formerly one large
 office building vas pointed out
 there are now numbers of sky
 serapers completed and others go
 iIg up. All over the state water power companies are being organ
 iZed to harness the power of the , rivers, new electric light and gas companies are being formed, street ear lines are being built, new rail roads chartered and old ones eX- tended. Factories can be seen 90 ing up in every village and hamlet while public school buildings, agri- i cultural colleges and technical schools are being erected to edIl- cate the children of the state.
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GYPSY SMITH HAS COME
 TO EViNGELIZE AMEHCA \

Boston. Mass, Nov. i7.--.G GipsN Smith. the famous RomanN evan gelist of Great Britain. is holdin& meetings in Fremont Temple. and will preach at services daily for month. Saturdays excepted. lie is said to be an intense preacher, capable of carrying an audience with him and of interesting the most careless.
 He is a real gypsy by birth and his name is Rodney Smith. He was one of the original leaders of tae Salvation Army, but it is said he rebelled against the rule of Geil- eral Booth and became an evangel-
 st
 Assisted by his daughter, Miss Zillah Smith, he has had great sue cess in England, and is considered in the very front of evangelists This may be thought somewhat wonderful. considering his lack of youthful advantages. Early in his career he recognized what a hand icap his lack of education would be. and he went to work with ear nestness and devotion to remedy this defect.
 The Reverend G. Campbell Nor gan has said that Ito know him to- day is to catch the sweet, healthy freshness of woods and flowers and dear old mother earth, and to breathe the fragrance of the life lived far from the stifling atmos- phere of great cities" Yet "Gipsy" Smiths work has been chiefly in the great cities. and he draws there large congregations of toilers from the factories, clerks from the of flces. professional men and those of culture and leisure, and he seems to charm them all by the power of his eloquence.
 Gipsy Smith comes to this | country under the management of the Congregational Church Evan selistic committee, of which the Reverend Doctor W. T. McElveen IS executive secretary. The local chairman of the meetings is Doctor A. z. Conrad of the Park Street church From Boston "Gipsy" smith goes to Portland and speaks in the city hall daily, December to 20. His Manchester dates are December 21 to 90. At the close Of these meetings he will make a tour through the west.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-18
HOUSE BURNED
 IN WEST END
Efficient Work on Part of the Fire Department Saved Entire Block
 from Destruction.

Fire broke out in a house on the corner of Eighth and Cypress Fri day night at 10 o'clock and for a time il seemed that the entire block was doomed.
 lhe fire had gained such head way when the alarm was turned in that it required extra efforts on the part of the department to prevent q total loss.
 The wind was very high and the pressure from the Sawyer and Austin plug very poor, yet with these disadvantages to contend with Chief Shultz proved himself master of the situation.
 With only one hose to depend on and having to fight from the rear it required cool head and good judgment to save the block from destruction IL also required able support, which was given by the fire laddies with a will, and what might have proved one of the most disastrous fires in 2 the history of the residence portion of the city was ayertcd
 Too much cannot be said in com mendation of Chief Shultz and his gallant laddies. for in them Pine Bluff has a most excellent and eff cient force of fire fighters
 The property burned was owned by Mrs. M. A. Johnson Loss about $30U, with no insurance.
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Rev. hoIcomb
 AppeaIe for Aid

As the winter is fast approaching and knowing there will be worthy poor people who will need assist ance, l appeal to every charitable person in the city for clothing of all kinds. bedding, furniture and stoves
 This being my ninth year as city missionary and by your kindness and liberality have been enabled to relieve hundreds of suffering peo- pie. for which I thank the good peo- pie of Pine Bluff By calling up old phone 911 l will gladly call for your package, OF if you prefer send to me at fo9 No:, Ninth ave nHc.
 Yours in behalf of tn" poor.
 REV SAN 5. IIOLCOMB.
 City Missionary.
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ItIS Not Dini>.

The report gained currency in the press through some unaccountable source last week to the effect that the Carpenters Union had suspended it's regular meetings indefinitely. This report is corrected by the president and financial secretary of the union which, by the way. is one of the most hourishing and most interesting unions ill the city.
 The regular meeting was held last Tuesday night as usual and these reg ular meetings will continue to be held.
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New Hall Secured.

Pine City lodge, No. 156, Inde- pendent Order of Odd Fellows. met in the old Eagles building Thurs day night and held very interest ing session. This is the first meet ing held by this lodge for two weeks on account of not having a hall to meet in.
 There was a good attendance of the membership present and one candidate was initiated into the mysteries of the second degree.
 The old armory building has been secured for a regular meet ing place and will be fitted up at once and made ready for the next meeting.
 The Pine City lodge is rapidly forgino to the front as one of the leading lodges in the state, and the Graphic is pleased to chronicle this state of affairs.
 Shriners at Hot Springs.
 December is the date set for holding the next ceremonial ses- sion of Sahara temple. A. A. o. \. M. S., and preparations are being made upon an elaborate scale fo, the success of this most interesting occasion. The fact that Imperial Potentate A. P. Clayton will be the guest of the Shriners on this oc. casion adds very greatly to the in terest of all Shriners in the Hot Springs session, and it is safe tt predict that it will not be eclipsed by any previous meeting of the Shriners ever held in the state.
 Pine Bluff contains more than the average quantity of good Shrine material, and most assuredly she contains the most enthusiastic members of the order in the whole state.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-18
Initiated New Member.

Jacob Brump lodge, No. 16O, F. and A. M., met in regular session Tuesday night. Notwithstanding the indictment weather a good at tendance was out.
 Besides the regular routine of business the entered apprentice de- gree was conferred on one candi- date. The session proved to be one of the most interesting of the season.
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veck in Fraternal Circles.

krershadowing all other events
 tho mast week in fraternal cir
 from q social standpoint, was
 ,,aepiticent reception and ban
 +andered it's friends by LentZ
 ao Degree of Honor, the ladies
 xi,iary to Pine Bluff lodge, An-
 nt Order of United Worl1men.
 . occasion was most complete 5 ccess in every particular.
 But by no means must it be talk 1 for granted that this was the y&1v event of importance in fra Xrnal circles. It is a noteworthy Mct that the whole week has been he of unusual activity, and every tder represented in the city has hared in the general movement of Be week. Every meeting held has pen of more than ordinary inter kt and nearly every organization as made material progress in oint of real interest aroused and
 membership.
 Higher Masonic circles are agog |Ter the forthcoming ceremonial ession of Sahara temple. Ancient rabic Order of the Nobles of the ystic Shrine. at Hot Springs. ecember is the date definitei" greed upon for holding this ses- on, and it gives promise of bein4 most successful one.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-18
RELATIVES HAVE
 BEEN DISCOVERED
"rother of the Late B. F. Moore Writes for Information of the
 Dead Man.

Through the efforts of MT. s. G. Purcell of this city, the relatives of the late Mr. B. F. Moore, who dled here on October IS, have been located.
 A letter received lately from Gal latin, Tenn, states that the dead man has two sisters in that place, Mesdames Eva Luff and J. K. p Brown
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First NJ. l..t lHrcil.

Organ voluntary orGaHlsl Aahrms 70, Come. Eet tes H9r= ship, ..... .......= ...=#...==.- lime
 Quartet ehoil- onelJor4 duet. Come Unto AIe and Hest s..#.#.=... ...=.=.....= zGamPan4 Miss Bradatreet and Mr Roberts sermon, fiU of Rights. Rev T Ramsey.
 Organ postlude or&anist
 Evening organ voluntary, orsanis. Anthem. 70. Lord, Most llol1&. =. t5t
 Qnattet Choir OifertorY anthem Lord Remember Me -. ......=e. .#.#.#...=##. Sadd3
 Quartet Choir Sermon. "Thc Church and=the Pee ple,' Rev. r. Ramsey. Organ postlude, or@anist
 Sunday school at go a. n. sharp Everyone going to be ill their place on time; want you there. toe. Eigh- 1 tN-tive star officers, teachers and pH- pills last Sunday All star classes. Epworth League Monday night al 1:30. An interesting meeting for all Prayer meeting Wednesday, night al [: 15 by pastor. No one can afford to | miss this spiritual treat
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The Railway Engineers.

The Railway Engineers held their weekly meet Wednesday night. \ full attendance of the membership was present and most enjoyable evening was spent There was no business of importance transacted.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-18
POPE IS LEANING
 ON HIS ADVISORS.

Rome Nov. 1.-The pope is grow ing to lean more and more on his two Spanish advisors in the curia-Cardi- nal Merry del Vel, the secretary of state of the Vatican, and Cardinal Wives Tuto is a conservative of the
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-18
Two Applicants for Membership.

The Maccabees met in regular ses- sion at the Knights of Pythas hall
 Thursday night. The attendance was
 of importance transacted was the pass ing on two applications for member I ship.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-18
Planning fer Another Banuuet.

The Eagles held all enthusiastic meeting at their hall Thursday night, the session being long and full of interest throughout The members dis cussed the work of securing class initiation on the second meeting night in December. At this time a banquet will probably be heid
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-18
Conferred Degree Upon Two.

The Pine Bluff Masons held a spe- cial communication Thursday night and conferred the fellowcraft degree on two brothers
 The attendance of the membership was good and a large number of visitors from other lodges were pres ent.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-18
First Baptist Church.

Key. w. F. Appling will preach at the morning hour of service and Rev T. NJ. Shaw at the evening hour. Sunday school at 9:3O a. m. invited to worship with us.
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{ arr Memorial.

There will he srr'ieeS 1>Ga3 a Car Memorial ehure} ar T m. and 1:%o |. m, he'd 3T tlIa p#s= tor. sunday school at azi5 a la Woman < Home Mi..i,p. soei"tS will meet at tAe=oaf H=f.-r Alo.4d " aft= ernoou al x o'clock
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-18
B'nai B'rith Meets.

B'nai B'rith held it's regular meet ing last Monday night Nothing of importance is reported from the lodge room.
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{ hriStian { liluciI.

Rev. C, (. Cline, morning subject Tending to the Will of God " Eve ming subject, The Griminality of Ignorance. There will ba spe- cial music by the choir.
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The E.lhS.

The Elks did not hold their regular meeting Tuesday night The meeting was postponed until the next regular date
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Railway Conductors.

The Railway Conductors failed to meet as usual Monday night. and there is talk of disseminating the meetings for time, owing to he lack of inter- est shown in the work of the lodge room.
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Lafayette Pythians.

Lafayette lodge, Knights of Pythias held it's weekly meet Tuesday night. , A fair attendance was out, but aside from the usual routine of business there was nothing of importance done
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( hristian Srnsnr,'Z

Services i'll old lta2ie5' haii en l;araque street Sub. b.tot. .Sou! and Body. All are cordialt, fa'ft= ed tO attend.
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Railway Carmen.

Cotton Belt lodge of Railway Car men met in regular session Saturday night.
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~ At The Churches ~

, tha's Wite. aa4 If 575u p a..
 other services IL usual and 4 hear tA invitation is extended to ail
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-18
MATERNAL MENTION


sion at the hall on Second avenue Fri day night.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-18
Lakeside Methodist

The pastor of Lakeside Methodist church, W. C. Watson. will preach Sunday at Ia m upon "Jeph-
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Imperial.Juliet Pythians

lmperial-Juliet lodge. Knights ot fythias, held it's regular weekly ses-
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made to result i'll much good to il
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Organ voluntary, or&aHisl NHhenl 70 Come. fet ts Har= ship. ...-.. - ...=....z=.. iIfa
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-08-30
N, KOS HOME
FROM new YORK
,,,tEsst to Make Extensive
Purchases for His
Large Store

" .,,a, trip to New York to
hss SCI ,,s fall merchandise. He
pa'e CLEVELAND and Chicago on MS
F's'''' has arranged to show many
UP o. ,sa,,tiful patterns this fall.
ne" ms good to be back in Lewis-
i "a Mr. Kjos this morning when
' .s.n BY Teller representative. oa ! a. =.
s'e 600, that Lewiston is as good as
ways 49, Mace when get home, ana
any 'a,a. sr it with the places ! visit
e0 aws will be prepared to show IN our
this wear as fine an assortment
!" romen's ready-to-wear' wnlcn Is
=. particular line we select TINS .ln,e
tR p"' "a anv store in the larger
year, as any
des.' =, voaue.
.here to be any radical changes
styles" Mr. Kjos was asked.
aThere VIII pe q
aosr he remarked. Lighter col
will predominate, either on the
or der or shadow checks.
pa,. ,rou,d be impossible to say that
.or,;cular style will be the cor
:" one Such a great variety Will be
that YOU cannot call any par
.,.n,ar one exactly the right thing
,,a,es, coats the loose backs will
souinate. We will have some OF
= febt-f fitting garments and they
n, be worn to certain extent. but
!. hose backs will be far the more
| popular. Il
- Short Sleeves Favoritss. RE-
in ladies' waists the old-fashioned
a.rne,s will be absent. 1t will be 9
rh,te season throughout the winter
Everything in ladies' waists will be
,,n,,e and short sleeves will be worn
The popularity of short sleeves has
made the demand for long gloves enor'
nous. The output Of long gloves FOL
this wear has already been sold. They
are selling today long gloves that the.
never expected to deliver. 1t is onl,
| nm account of our particular good for.
time that we will have long gloves
we we're to order them from thu
east now the order would be turnet
down. as the eastern houses would no
| be able to fill it, Gloves that a yea
ago wholesaled at 81 to 50 are nov
selling at s1s and SIS and are scare
at that"
Mr.. Kiose reports that he had I
pleasant trip and is well pleased will
the appearance of Lewiston on his re
turn.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-08-30

There 10 no better beer than the
Pacific. On drausht at the Tacoma.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-08-30

Henry Watterson raises MS VOICE
against the primary, and proposes
return to the convention method OF
making nominations. Kentucky Is
row I'm the throes of a canvass Tor
,aces on the democratic state ticket
and for an expression as to united
States senatorship. The situation is
rot to Mr.. watterson's liking. ana ne
would like to see the primary caied
off.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-08-30

lou are sure to enjoy your dinner
you eat 1t at the Grand Restaurant.