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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-03-15
WANT POLICEMEN
Railway Companies Want Day and
 Night Men at Union Depot.

One of the probable results of the construction of union depot in this city is the employment of two addi- tional policemen. It is reported that the Cotton Belt and the Iron Noun tain railway companies, the two af fected by the building of the new de- rot, are willing to pay half the sal aries of a day and a night man to be kept constantly at the union sta ton. both for protection to the com. panies and their patrons and for con- yenience to the public in directing the people, answerig queries, etc.
 This is not considered bad idea by many citizens. since the city now practically maintains two men at the depots of the city, and bears all the expense. The keeping of men at the stations when trains arrive is made necessary by the same causes which lead the railways to express willing ness to defray half the expense of putting two men on constant watch at the union station. Hundreds of pas sengers alighting from the various trains daily turn to the policemen for information as soon as they alight from the trains, and the keeping of officers there proves great conven- fence
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-03-15
Araha and Portraits.

An artist who found it difficult to get pictures Of Arabs in Morocco writes: 'I onca tried tn sketch some Arabs in .sls."rs They constantly evaled me- anl at l3>tt an o!d Moor. H.th whom we were on the friendly terms produc- ed by co"st2..t ,. -, ., hing for embroid cred rags, spoke to n.e oa the matter like q f3tt...e,, 93r :...J.; good. II is not he said, .;hat @ny harm vii! cnsue to those whose picture you make It is you yoursa f will sui.er inconvenience you: "f'o!loving your own will and pleasure, you have made those figures. now command you give them souls" " And where. my friend. will you be them"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-03-15

lsFgan Wins State Championship.
 Al individual contest then took Ee between Messrs. Wells and Nor tor the state championship at in. lnate targets, and the medal was 'aded to Mr. Morgan, he having hits to his credit, while Mir. Wells MA. Thursday the contest for the
 T. Lloyd company's medal which
 given by them annually to the lnplon live bird shooter of the se, is being held. Besides nearly
 the local experts, a large mum.
 a sportsmen are in attendance other cities. The medal was held by J. M. Pemberton, and Is m open competition. Nearly 'ea]y are entered for the shoot. 4sa began early Thursday morning. among those here from out-of-town ' L. Head, sales representative ue union Metallic Cartridge com. " or Peru, Ind; Messrs. T. E. Hub ad K. L. Bennett of Mexia. Texas. representatives of the Union Me. ' cartridge company; W. T. ea1' field representative of the Win ser Repeating Arms company of -pAls; F. M. Faurote of Dallas, s' representative of the Ballistite sasE company; H. J. Borden of \, York city, representative of the ustlte ,'l Powder company; wm. Mo- q '' or St. Louis, representative N, as Dupont and 1.af1in and Rand \, ,,0sF companies; Paul R. Litzke of as Rock, representing the Peters ''ldse company; J. p. Wright and l. Morgan of Camden, J. D. Proc, Of Junction, A. L. Wilson of
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-03-15
\ S50,000 CONCERN NEGROES AT THE HEAD OF NEWLY INCORPORATED IN.
 DusTRiAL CONCERN. The Jefferson County Land, Gin and Mercantile Company Launched
 With Big Capital.

Articles of incorporation were filed Thursday for the Jefferson County Land, Gin and Mercantile company. the members of the company being negroes. They are ]. II. Gregory, Sam Taylor, J. A. Patton, R. Liscombo, ]. A. Clark, E. X Gregory and c. s. W. Thompson, and the capital stock is placed at $5oooo. of which $1.o00 has been paid in. The business of the company. as stated in the articles of incorporation, will be the buying and selling of land, the ginning of cotton, and buying and selling merchandise. The headquarters of the company will be located at Ladd. Ark
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-03-15
BAPTIST REVIVAL
Begins at First Church Next Sunday
 Preparations Being Made.

Officials of the First Baptist church, t is said. have expressed them selves as being favorable to the idea of joining forces with other churches of the city in holding q great union revival here, beginning April 1, pro vided their own revival does not con tinue past that date The revival ser. vices at the First church Will begin next Sunday, and it is not determined at this time just how long the series of meetings Viii continue, this being entirely dependent upon circum- stances. such as the interest that is taken in the services.
 Friday night a choir practice Will De held at the church preparatory for the revival services which begin Sun day, and it is understood that a large number of voices have been secured for thus purpose.
 While the church officials have not given their promise to join in the great union revial as yet, the hope is expressed that they will do so, as it may be possible that the First Bap- tist church meeting will not be ex- tended over the date assigned for the union meeting to begin
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-03-15
SENATOR BERRY
Will Speak in Pine Bluff on Evening
 of March 23.

The statement is authoritatively given out that United States Senator James H. Berry, candidate for re-elec- tiGn, will address the Democratic vOt- CTS of Jefferson county at the ElkS theater in this city on the evening of Friday, March g.
 Senator Berry will doubtless draw Cne of the largest audiences here that has turned out to hear a political candidate during the present cam paign. Having heard Gov. Jeff Da- wis recently, most of the voters wish to listen to Senator Berry present his side of the question.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-03-15
Whales.

Whales, though they are mammals. are fitted to live like fishes In water. The true whales are of two kinds of familles-the spermaceti whale, which has teeth In the lower jaw, and the whalebone whale which has none. Of the first named there are two species, the cachalot and the sperm. which when full grown measures from seven ty to eighty feet. The capture of this animal Is attended with greater dan ger than that of the whalebone or Greenland whale on account of it's for midable teeth.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-03-15
SEEKING HELP
ladies Cemetery Association Raisino
 Funds for Carr Memorial.

A movement is or foot to erect a monument 10 the memory of Rev. ]. r. Carr who departed this life Janu. aty 20. 194G, and who was well known and loved as the grand old man of Pine Bluff
 This Niii be andeT the auspices of she Ladies Cemetery association, who invite every man, woman and child to join them in this noble work Of love
 All opportunity will be given every Che to do so. Those who are not reached otherwise ill the next thirty days may leave whatever they wish tc eentribute large or small amounts. at the Peoples Savings bank, corner of Rarraque and Pine
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-03-15

.Hssttaa. left eo bead lishtgy; Neson ag#n #=eaHtaa ;e swing. eae was -.-~ee'. ttaa e.3aehe'. fHm@ ia favor of neither
 k9wad &-1IcGpy opauat with swing for haU iaudn4 heR fly Nea-en nat rl4bt aHi=lert t. heart, followed bl light 10 beIa, landing; hard. Terry then forced h4h'ius, be in- met 5H terer opposition, RolnI oueted tn favor of Nelson
 Round i-Both parties came up 3@- excessively, each giving aRd taking hard punishment, neither seeming 10 nave best of round.
 Round Nelson lanis heavily. Me Govern losing ground Round ends Wth sharp fighting in favor of Nelson.
 Round McGovern, gro42y. leads but falls short. Nelson rnshcs. land ing en face and neck repeatedly, seems to grow stronger with each blow; McGoYcr0 cIinches to save him. self. Nelson breaks away and Iaud sharply
 Decision given 10 Nelson The gate receipts amounted to q little better than $16,eoo, making it one of the lafeess attended battles of recent years.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-03-15
The Victoria CrGxa.

The intrinsic valve oi tie Victoria cross. t!a most highly pr.zcl dccora- tion in ar.4y u!.d navy, is about 1la penco. It was lnstituted Ey royal warrant on Jan. go l 5G, as a reward of @allantry os ali ranks. and the first presentation (of siXtY-tWo croSSes) was made by the late Queen Victoria in per son on Friday, June 25, 1851 It is ii t..,a s,,.~pe ot t 'a..,.te.e c:oAs and is made 70 tn; Gsy cat of metal from old Russian =; ..::.eA c.2..t--:::.'ett ;t oeTasto Dol St. Ja:.sai' G,4ze..s.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-03-15
INFANT DEAD.

The infant son of Mir and Mrs. George Klein died at o'clock Thurs day morning. The funeral took from the family residence at 1123 East Third avenue Thursday after noon, Rev. R. A. McClintock officiat- ing
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-03-15
BEAUTIFUL SNON
GRoUNDaoo DEMONSTRATIONS ARE FULLY JUSTIFIED BY
 WEATHER CONDITIONS.
Wherefore Spring Editor Seeks Relief in Arcties and Philosopher Turns
 to Chemical Analysis Of Coal

The spring editor of the Graphic is missing and the scientific editor has turned his attention to chemistry -analvZing the various kinds of coal on sale a' Pine Bluff fuel yards. The spring editor hasn't been seen since shortly after he wrote his last effusion on the condition of the weather sev- eral days ago. Ii is thought that he has taken a midWinter vacation in the aretes. in order t0 escape the frigidity oi the kind he broueht to Pine Bluff through his Late ebulition of spring sentiment The scientific mans change of ay0eation was the result of @cold' necessity. and his estimation of @roundhog prognostica. tions has undergone a rather shock ing transition, or metamorphosis. He fl to be pitied for fl Was certainly unkind in fate to sustain the ground hogs proenostications at the expense of the scientist.
 But such is life Just as We sue ceed in working ourselves up to state of confidence in ourselves, we are rudely awakened to the fact that We are but playthings of destiny af. ter all. It was ever thus, from the time when Adam came to the conclu- sion that he was the head of the household down to the fifteenth of March, in the year of our Lord nine- teen hundred and six, when the 2roundhog's predictions of just six weeks ago Were fully sustained by
 Snow.
 Just think of it-snowi And two days ago. spring played hide-and-seel1 with old winter. Now he lolls lazily in her lap. encouraged by her scan dalous filtration, and seems wholly disinclined to abandon her to her reign. A little tickling under the chin has a marvellous influence over some folks.
 Doubtless tho old saw, sI told yo,l so.' will be the burden of many an old moss-back's discussion of the weather problem as result of Thurs days phenomenon. For there are plenty of people who yet hang tena- ciously to tho "roundhos and his prog nostieations. despite the fact that we have no ercundhogs and they couldn't prognosticate if we had. But some folks will be superstitious, you know, and it is to be seriously questioned if all of Us are not endowed with bit of it. How could we help it when our very lives are a mystery, to say naught of the million mysteries which surround us-the mystery of the uni. verse. for instance. which has never been satisfactorily solved by the visest of our sages? But then the spring editor and the scientific editor need not be disconnected by the present cold snap and it's handful of snow, for the wisest of us make mis- takes. and none can account for the accidents-if such they be-of nature.
 Wednesday night was the coldest we have had in more than a month. Thursday morning a cold. drizzlins rain was followed by the snow. which lasted for an hour or two. but melted as soon as it reached the earth.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-03-15
HOTEL TRUL0cK
 CONTRACT LET
w. Dutton Awarded Contract for Extensive mprovements-Wi
 Close Down on April l.

Thursday morning the contract for the big improvements on the Hotel Tfulock was awarded to J. w. Dut- ton, the well known contractor of this city, and active work will begin on the building at once. The actual fig ures are not made public, but it is understood that the work calls for an expenditure of between $40,000 and $50,00o
 The hotel will be closed down April This decision was reached after a conference between the owners of the building and the contractor.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-03-15

Thornton, Wm. Dykes oG Kingslana. |. l. eonreS, J. E. Bale and Wm. simmermacher Of Stuttgart and ". E. Powell of England. only amateur shooters Who afe residents of the state Of Arkansas are eligible to the shoot, and tho others are here as wis. itors and to get together in Q few friendly matches.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-03-15

See Eisenkramer for your spring clothes. He has a complete line of the latest things worn, and will take pleasure in exhibiting his new stock The most enterprising tailor in town. See him at his place of business on Pine street, corner of Second avenue. over the Citizens bank.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-03-15
Reckless.

Doctor (to wife of patient-Be brave. madam. It Is my painful dnty to in form you that In twenty. four hours your husband will be no more,
 The Wife (overwhelmed with grief. but at the same time having regard to expense)-Good gracious! And you have prescribed medicine for Ave days at least
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-03-15
Gavo Him . Start,

G0V0 H1m c Sf0Rf. Holding up a pair of antique candle sticks, an auctioneer said: Give me start" "A dime!" came a voice from the crowd.
 "Whatw exclaimed the mortified auo- tioneer.
 "Ah." said the bidder, "I thought that would give him a startr''
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-03-15

Total ........ 7' i, the three-men team contest Irs Arnold and Howell of Pine knt were pitted against Wright, Mor-
 l, and Proctor of Camden. and the 2, men again proved themselves hfks by breaking 65 out of a possi- 5 while the men from Camden
 ! only 59. Arnold did star work, ksiDg only once, while Proctor for knden was weak. having eight miss The scores:
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-03-15

NJ. w. Ware of Moscow registered at the Trulock Wednesday evening and stayed in Pine Bluff over Thurs day.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-03-15
INITIATION AND BANQUET.

The Maceabees will have an initia-- tion at their meeting tonight; also refreshments will be served.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-03-15
'oeNS FINE SHOES FOR r MEN.

t, WIEN.
 ,ss us but carefully selected
 uto the making of the Boyden
 aua none but skilled workmen
 Aa 4p'oyed, assuring a first-class \ tAs 'elleve in the Boyden Shoe. It | ns. s style and snap that we'll dress. ke n,a. a ake' It has serivce, there ''sa Boyden. Ne' s'u' AeA' |.. $500, s5.so, se.oo.
 'sa1. 1.. Iruloek Shoe Company <ss MAIN STREET,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-03-15
|i[ LOCALS WIN |1He PRELIMINARY '0NT ESTS 1 OF BIG SHOOT HERE WEDNESDAY. :. Wells Win in TWo-Tean1 I w.,ls Arnold and Howell in
 1hree.Team Contests.

:. p,uff marksmen successfully 'p, ,,d the honor of the city at the spss suont at Forest park Wednes- The event was under the
 If the Pine Bluff Gun club, pEN N.tuithstanding the unfavorable 's, m conditions, about twenty s'' ,hots were in attendance. The |',a '..ing was very good, and the oe- [ ". was a very enjoyable one to ] enthusiasts.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-03-15
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-03-15

Tn the production of soG5i emery wheels the hest cement that can hr employed k one that binds tAe emery toaethcr with tA8t degree of straa 'h vlictl will resist the ecu5tjfuEal st'"3n due t6 tHr hteh speed winch e-@f wheels cut hest abeut l,0ro feet sod per minute II urt:st not soften by fractional hot or gl1z" or bur 6r be come brittle andA break with e.!4, uer must 1t hoIa the# cutting grafls eatti thNt are toa l9!i to cut uor reta tfai# s'= =rrG55Iy 8s n Waste away t5se wheel too fast II must be capable 3f EaiHg tH5raa 5,'l7 mixed evenly wfa tl1' @faae'. ~, zo taat the wheel mag fot have =ett Ter hard or soit spots and ho oHt = ha.47t-re. aai must also be eap91al =ot azs=as.=t.l laantsi to ,uit dif fr"ent t.=oi id"tal o1 @osI. Great care and @-ls..z. raiutael ''}e mat ter = @sl sc5z9 =ent9= pure ag strong eA.~ajr4ls faG t'lasr e,meatS. td ITS N lsIne=
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-03-15
Solid Emery Wheels.

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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-11-07
Burlington Express Company
Recently Robbed, Discharges
Cashier From Its Service
EVIDENCE STRONG AGAINST HIM
L. M. Berry Alleged That Thief Had
sIusged Him, and Then Robbed the
Company of a Sack Containing the
Sum of $3oo-case Will Not Be
Pushed.
Special to rimes-Republlcan.


Burlington, Nov. 1.-THE United
States Express Company has discharg-
ed l.. M. Berry, the cashier who re-
Gently alleged that he had been slug
ged and robbed by a thief, who then
helped himself to sack containing
$500. The police state that the evil
dence was strong that Berry himself
had taken the money and used the
hold up as a blind. The detectives
found that Berry had been spending
money freely. and 1t is the theory that
when he found his populations from
the company must become known he
instituted the robbery sensation as a
cloak for his crime. The large dark
bruise on his face which he exhibited
as the mark of the robbers club, it is
alleged was produced by acid. The
case against Berry will probably not
be pushed, as 1t Is said he is related to
prominent individuals in the company.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-11-07

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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-11-07
DISCRIMINATION IN SCHOOLS.
Sioux City Scandal Over Membership
in Literary Societies.
Snecfal to Tinea-Ranllhlican


Sioux City, Nov. 7.-Director r. w.
Dott will lead the investigation to be
made Of discrimination in the mat
ter of membership In the high school
literary societies. The case of young
man in the senior class, who, accord
ing to his own story, was voted into
the society, but denied membership by
the faculty, was cited by Mr.. Dott. His
school record was said to be excellent
and that he was eligible in every way.
1T doesn't make any difference what
your record is. you can't join the So
ciety," is the reply said to have been
made by the teacher to the student.
who had already been voted eligible by
the society. AS result of the teach
er's mandate the young man was de-
MED admission and smarting under
the rebuke appealed to his father,
who in turn went to Mr. Dot, as a
member of the board, for redress.
Director Phil Carlin suggested that
the trouble might be on account of the
frat and anti-frat sentiment in the
school, but this theory was quickly dis
paAed.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-11-07
PAINT CAKES WITH POISON.
Popular "chocoIate Color" Found to Be
Solution Of Iron Rust.

Solution Of Iron Rust.
Special. to Times Republican.
Des Moines, Nov. IA startling dis
covery has been made by State Food
Commissioner Wright, namely that the
women paint cakes with what is really
a solution Of iron rust, altho it goes
under the name Of chocolate color"
The report of the pure food chemist
stated that the CONNECTION has oxide of
iron in It.
"Iron's good for the blood" thought
the pure food commissioner.
"But iron rust isn't" was suggested
to him by Assistant Food Commission
er W. E. Smith.
+ The chemist reported that he found
in the canEof chocolate color a fine as
sortment; Of iron oxide, which is iron
rust in English, and that the chief in
gredient was starch. Some liquid held
the whole business in solution.
So, that instead Of a smear Of this
connection adding the finishing touch
to one Of the works of art of the cui-
sine which the food commissioner had
described ecstatically, it really stood
for painting the cake the hue of choc-
olate by smearing iron rust over its
surface-if the report of the chemist be
not appealable.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-11-07

meet Fred Beell, of Kansas City, his
only rival in the United States, some
time during the winter and that with
his usual foresight he is not going to
wait till the eleventh hour to get
ready.
A discovery has been made in Des
Moines by Hackenschmidt, the Swed-
ish wrestler. The real name of the new
man is Jesse Reimer. but he goes by
the title Of Jess Westergarde. the Ger
man Premier. Reimer was matched
against Dan Mcleod in Des Moines
this summer, and prevented the latter
from throwing him three times in an
hour.
Since that match with Mcleod he
has been working constantly with
Hackenschmidt and the skillful Swed-
ish wrestler has impaired much Of his
knowledge to the conner"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-11-07
CHANGES At s. v. I.
Coach Chalmers May Only Shift Posi-
ton Of Few Players.


ton Of Few Players.
Special to Times-kepubiican.
Iowa City. Nov. THE State Uni
versity of Iowa football team is due
for one of the most sensational shake
ups Of the season. Just what the
changes will be Coach Chalmers is
unwilling to announce. University
students are divided in their opinion
as to whether any of the regulars will
lose their heads or whether the
change will merely be a shifting Of
the players Ever since the return
of the team from the game with the
Badgers, rumors of such change have
been in the air and while it is not
known whether the changes will be
made before the Coe College game this
week or not it is believed that they
are due to come very shortly. Since
the Wisconsin game the work OF the
regulars has been erratic in the ex-
IRENE They have failed to gain con-
sistently on the freshnan and the first
year men have been able to make long
gains against the regulars. Coach
Chalmers returned to the city today.
having stopped over in Dubuque on
his way back from Madison.