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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-10-22

George A. Cole. superintendent of the Farmers Institute of the Agricul- tural College and Experimental Sta ItiOn, Fayetteville Ark, was in the city , yesterday on his way to Camden, where he will deliver an address at , the Harvest Fair today. Mr Cole will speak in this city on November on improved farming methods and will also urge the business men to become active in an effort to secure one of the four state agricultural schools soon to be established. Mr. Cole will also organize some boys corn clubs in this county while here County : Judge James Gould is one of the mem bers of the boards appointed by Gov lernor Donaghey to select the location 1 for the agricultural schools and Sec , retary J, L. Caldwell, of the Pine Bluff 1 Board of Trade, has already started a movement that may bring about the establishment of one of the state schools here
 Mr, Cole stated yesterday that Gov ernor Donaghey had stated that d tract of two hundred acres of land, for d site would be one of the requireme nts
 for securing each school
 Governor Donaghey and the boards of trustees of the four agricultural schools to be built in Arkansas will hold their joint conference Saturday /, November 13, according to announce ment made last night by the governor, who stated that letters requesting the various members of the four boards to confer with him relative to the establishment of the schools would be mailed out this week
 . At the conference, which is to be held in the governors office, there will be State Superintendent of Public In- struction George B. Cook Professor C. +. Adams, director of the experiment tai station at Fayetteville; Dr. A. C. True, representing the department of Agriculture of the government and others, who will address the meeing They will discuss agricultural educa- tion. taking up all the different phases of the work
 The governor will make his sugges- tions to the various boards. Probably the most important subject to be talk
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-10-22

ot the four schools That will he the first problem to be disposed Of.
 The act providing for the establish mcu Of the four schools divided the state into four districts, one school tc he located in each district \ board of five members will have charge of the school in each district. The act does not locate the schools, but instead pro Vides Chat they shall be located at the place offering the best ind,tcn- mehts. Various town and cities thu ouGhOut the state are offcrin4 sites and bonuses for the schools. and as q result il is believed that enough money can be raised in this manner to pay the expenses of commencing work on the schools. There is no money available in the state treasury for that purpose now, but Il is believed that there will be some available by next spring and that the money fur nished by each community will he sui fcient to carry on the work until the state treasury is in condition to fur nish at least a part of the Sl60000 appropriated to establish the schools.
 It has been estimated that it will require 60 days to locate the school in each district.
 Following the conference each board will organize, electing chairman and other officers. The length of terms of each member will also probably ha fixed by the governor at the conier- encP
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-10-22
IS TO LECTURE HERE
County Judge Gould and Others to Confer With Governor DOnaghey
 at Capitol Soon.
1. I. l. l. l. 1. i. I. I. l. l. I. 1. + + l. ! l. u DGE GOULD WANTS l. ! COOPERATION 1.

Judge James Gould yesterday + < addressed the following letter to f + J. L. Caldwell, secretary Of the + * Pine Bluff Board Of Trade: + + Dr J. l.. Caldwell, City: < * Dear Sir: The board of trus- ! + tees for the agricultural schools < < of the state, are called to meet < < in the city of Little Rock, Nov. < + 1;. AS a member Of this board. ! < l desire the cooperation of the < f Board of Trade and every indi- < F vidual of this county, in the en- < + deavor to locate one of the ! +r schools in our county I
 Yours very truly, < JAMES GOULD 4
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-10-22
BEN ROBINSON HEADS THE EAGLES PINE BlJFFIAN ELECTED STATE WORTHY PRESIDENT TO SIC-
 CEED BARNEY STEEL
GOES TO HOT SPRINGS
Next Convention Will be Held There Dutch Luncheon and Mardi Gras
 Parade.

After selectine-7ffot Springs as the convention citS for 1910, electins state officers forl<the ensuing year and dis posing ofmuch important routine(bus mess before it, the third annual state convention of the Arkansas Aeris of Fratefnal Order of Eagles. in ses- sion ihere for three days, adiourhed vest erlay at noon. Ben Robinson. sof Pine Bluff, former state trustee, was elected to succeed State Worthy Presr ident Barney Steil, of Little Rock, who did not seek reelection The most interesting contest during the final business session was that which de- veloped, when Hot Springs and Fort Smith were nominated for the next annual meeting place of the state ae7I rie. \ While the Hot Springs delegak tion came here with band and the largesN number of Eagles and arrived in the city some hours before the Fort Smith crowd put in an appearapce, the Border City delegates did sorle effect iye work and came within five votes of securing as many votes as Hot Springs. After the meeting place had been selected, the Hot Springs dele gates admitted in speeches on the floor of the convention hall they would not have had ghost of show" with the hustling Fort Smthians had the latter arrived in the city previous to their coming.
 Hot Springs was put in nomination by A. A. LeLaurin, past worthy pres iaent of the Pine Bluff aerie. J. A. Goodine. of Hot Springs. made an en- thusiastic speech. seconding the nom, ination and inviting the Eaeles to meet in the Valley of Vapors next year Dr. J. W. Bush, of Hot Springs, del- egate to the state convention, invited the Eagles to his city as a represen- tative of the Business Mems League and told them what would be done for them One of the most conyinc . ing addresses made during the ses. sion was that of Ira D. Oglesby, Jrt of Fort Smith, who extended an
 vitation to the Eagles on behalf of ths. Fort Smith ae-ie and also on behalf of the Fort Smith Commercial League. His city had never had the Eagles, he said and he offered to exceed the offers of other cities twenty-five per cent in every way If the Eagles wouA fly Fort Smithward in 1910. J. R. Krone. of Fort Smith, followed him and made strong appeal to the Ea- gles to visit his city next year. The The final vote was Hot Springs, 21; Fort Smith, 16. The state board of trustees will select the date for the next annual meeting.
 None of the Eagles nominated for the various offices had opposition and in each instance the secretary was in- structed to cast the vote of the state aerie for them. The officers elected for the ensuing year are:
 Ben Robinson, Pine Bluff, state wor- thy president; w. s. Gaunt, Benton, state worthy vice-president; J. R.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-10-22

Continued on Page Five.)
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-10-22
KILLED LEOPARD
 BAREHANDED

New York, Oct, 21-Former Presi- dent Roosevelt nan article in Scrib- ner's describes box Carl Akely, of Chicago, killed leopard barehandel, after it had been shot in the paw. Akely threw the beast crushing it's ribs with his knee and choking it until life was extinct. Roosevelt says the leopard is the gamest animal in the iungles.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-10-22
NIGHT PARADE
 A B|C SUCCESS VI MARDI GRAS PARADE OF HE EA. GILES VIEWED BY THOUSANDS
 OF PEOPLE
A FRICHTFUL ACCIDENT
In Which Two Ladies Had Narrow Escape at Corner of Fourth and
 Main Streets.

Every race and nation from the north pole almost to the south pole was represented in the Mardi Gras pa rade which was given by the Eagles alst night, as the concluding public exhibition of the third annual state convention, which came to close with a Dutch luncheon at the Bluff City Club hall last night. The parade formed in front of the Eagle hall on West Second avenue and headed by Grand Marshal Clyde E. Smith and Sheriff C M. Philpot, moved north on Pine street to Barraque; east on Bar raque to Main: south on Main to Sixth avenue; west on Sixth avenue to Laurel street: north on Laurel street to Barraque: east on Barraque to and west on Second avenue to Eagles hall, where the procession stopped
 There were many amusing charac- ters in the line of march, which was lighted with torches of many colors. Uncle Sam, Liberty and a big American Eagle came first, followed by a band of Big Iniuns, the Pine Bluff band. the famous "Zoliphone" band of Little Rock under the lead- ership of Professor kibosh and vari- ous aggreg cations of clowns and for eigners, representing every country on the globe. The police patrol carried a party of Good Eagles,'' who were not bad enough to lock up-yet Dr. Cook and Professor Peary. in their northern furs, jointly carried man. moth north pole and were cheered all along the route. A German band rode in Scissors" famous carriage. drawn by two small donkeys, and '.Dinah . and ''her man were followed by a bunch of pckaninnies and varied aggregation of funny characters too numerous to mention
 The parade was a complete success and was viewed by fully ten thousand people. who lined the sidewalks and streets along it's route.
 \ Friehtful Accident.
 At Fourth avenue and Main street while driving her vehicle decorated with cotton. in which she appeared in the dress parade Tuesday, Mrs T. H. Flower and guest, Miss Maud Per ry, had a narrow escape from serious injury.
 One of the participants in the pa ratle dropped a torch, which was pick cd up by mischievous boy. As the buggy drove by the boy either inten- tionally or otherwise, touched the torch to the cotton on one of the wheels and set fire to it. In an in- stant the rig was a mass of flames. The horse stopped still and the fright ened occupants of the rig fell from the vehicle, falling heavily to the ground. Mrs Flowers sustained a slight inju- ry 10 her knee and Miss Perry suffered slight bruises. The buggy was com pleteiy ruined. Had the horse been eNcitable the accident would have been more serious. Many men rushed to the rig. cut the harness and freed the animal The mishap created much excitement
 One of the musicians in the German
 fContinued on Page Eight.)
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-10-22
After You are Married, , Re Sure You Have a Bank Account.

That happiness and cOntentment that comes only through . certainty of tho fu' ture Is the healthy, permanent kind A savings account startx you on that road today. No man can be his best self when cramped by poverty. We will pay yos { per cent interest on the money you put h our company's savings department and compound the Interest every six months.
 Pine Bluff Trust Co. s. B. Corner Main and Barraque Sts.
 Pine Bluff. Ark.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-10-22

Peoples Savings Bank and Trust Co. pay interest on time deposits and saving accounts. Special attention given to sale of all kinds of Real Es. tate. Let us list any property you may nave Tor sale. 9-29-d1mo
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-10-22

Tornado insurance is so cheap you cannot afford to take the risk. The many recent cyclones emphasizes this Let us write you policy. Cotton Belt Savings and Trust Company
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-10-22
RED NEWS OPENING BALL.

At Red Mems Hall, 9th and Main Wednesday night, October 27. Ad- mission. gentlemen. 75 cents. Good music. and the finest hall in the city. Oysters will be served in the dining room. l0-2O-Gt
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-10-22

The Travellers Insurance Go, of Hartford, issue a special life policy tor a young man. It cannot be beat ell Let us explain it to you. Cotton Belt Savings and Trust Co. 10-22-6
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-10-22
BIG FOUR SHOPS
 GO UP IN FLAMES

Dayton, Ohio, Oct 21.-The Big Four railroad shops were destroyel by fire today, entailing loss of more than a million dollars.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-10-22

pr. J. W. Ferguson, of Sweden was in the city yesterday on business.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-10-22

FOR UMBRELLA FIXING
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$3.50
he dlue Of the Booster


81 IND you ever stop to think what North Dakota
l-S would he like & II possessed sboos-
teri What could have given The imp the
rapid settlement of our 81 Abe easyeIn
sources il growth
any ity the degree prosperity
measured largely by of its and Is
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s. tha his because hs uses
them Ike the Biblical character with the ten taents
The sees good n he sadly
afflicted mortal disease. It like creeping par
8 radnaily gets its victim in it death grip.
The ntters ita Of relief when he il gone.
The North Dakota Impro elnsnt
North Dakota point. ent g
The oyercroWded populations of that We
have unlimited fields TO build M and N
q ae5 8
81 ed.
or zen Year Profit Sharing Contract
makes You 4 Booster De North Dakota. neither you
take q Contract $1,000 yon pin your
sa to North Dakota it's present.
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It hat are CD, symptoms II;
when We ware alon0 last naghs eha
proposed. 4 s',s 4.
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Lucky 70. Do Able.

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thing ;sg
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gondola to 3he steps De Miss
Hamiitoups hotel and onrs party 5got3
aboard. Riily looked 90 funny that It
was all ] could DO To- ffepress b smile,
Hes didn't dare ilook; at me for tear u
would betray him. We all ;got aboard
except Miss Hamilton. who stood on
Tie steps of the 81 ;,,s 2is%S
& Do you speak any English e she
said to Billy " b "a B s
8 Leetle,reo replied Billy. s=s5
I How much for tie first hour T.
noue lira. two lire,. AZ
4 Doue IRA gu robbefI The tariG i
only allows you 10 charge one Ira and
eighty centesimo. M 8ts L; pa.
'yrhat VII said Bnly. seoloring
d little. 5l$& Es5 5:;. s.5
SCI And the second hour;i 8 .57 4
81 The sam ''ss: ,3a s95
1.-THE same! The tarih sfs half for
the second hour. e s ts;Ss IS
d Biliy knew better, Tor he was M
miliar With the tariff. but he agreed,
10 the reduction. Miss Hamilton
stepped aboard. and Billy showed the
gond ola, ont into the cana. N s5Ssss
B s.'tsondo lier,,' said Miss Hamilton,
;..:pulI up to that float over there
Billy obeyed; but, not being an expert:
pad ler. other boats crowded In ahead
of him. Ss3s 80 533 4
mat II stupid gondo ler!'' remark
.ed Miss Hamil doesn't look,
III knew enough TO keep from
falling ovesb Then, checking
herself, wonder how much English;
ne uhdersfands IS
Bys this time Billy Was very mad
lt was Inn light snoas tor. me- 10
800 An omineus scoWl on his hrotE.
The SUR lings were seert ainly ea-'
rancipg. The lion 4 Of B 81. " Monies
sperched on It's pillAr The doge's pal
ace and the ther bnild lngs Of the
group 5abonl min minated al they
were; the lighted .aoats. the Skinner
I'm the water. all combined % produce
ian effect not ~ bsf seen IN any Other
1est In the, world q B.
Hat a place 3or iovemak ingr' j
exclaimed. ss5;sS !,
III ItSwas too dark Tor me sso nee Billy's
face, hut / heard an indistinct growl.
onsd olieE,ss cried Ii Miss Hamilton.
don't you keep ps OUT yeritWos hours
and charge 4os thirkl % know yonr
tricks.
[53 ss:ygo nld sthe ii NORMA IKE to ito 10
ths hotel q asked 81 go illy i broken Eng
d, indeed. have twenty min.
utass II I shs plIssi locking at q
btgcelst watch 5s Il
VIII 81 that slna is reach the
hotel. M Il
81 "a; you don't Get pc
there within the time, it,s your look
ont only DAY ssttor two hours. \ N
But 4 can & keep you here TIL the
time % up and then take you q mile
to the hotel without beg thinning another
hour 81
only pay Tor 4, SS
Billy was very angry and bound t0
get ia ashore asE soon 40 possible. SHe
lsraWed as down toward the hotel at q
rapid pace Ehel, 81 reac he'd the
steps but ave inutes remained Sof the
two hours ro BE pain We rose
Ito disembark but u isss hamilton stop,
e don,k Get ont FofS this Condo stiil
ltme is 10, she said
So we nat Bstil wal ting Tor The time
tp Miss aamil ton remarkina
that II was Just as pleasant there al
beilg ont III the ths canal
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H|lS'l |. | [ ESCAPE
ls,y D A. lTc HEEL.

fcopyrisht. isoa. ~ American Press Asso.
tion.l
Hing down TO ST. Mark II square
on my arrival ,at Venice. I stood look
ing at the, pigeons hopping about after
ifse5 sFatna ofsfcqrn Ted them BIZ ftonss
{ists. There among the others WasF my
ichal Estlly sHpmis 4 mott iced 1t
once that no didn't look clipper IT
al 4 fte .dre Of questions between
E1s, 4 gaakeds him what WaaS the mat:
1ster,ls pfessed that Ia had fallen
La love with an snerteanE Girl imhom
he had seen. al. q .window on the Grand
canal. Shes hadn't SEEN 5hfm, and the
only thing hei kneW abopt her was Her
|nama. Hhleh sast lIHan,al tor HI Dora y
Hamilt ton. ssS. sss5s IN
til knpw her Tvell. Z q said. ou
have fortune, lavhy, shpnld fyou not
IL
II don't want :lpayy Tort to win
her. want to do st myself. q:
hi serra long cepfsEen eef iisproposed
70 Rtlly IS get himself VIZ az gen.
dolier, take the lady ,put q IA the water
and do the trick lii that fashion. Billy
was mighty wen pleased with I'M
idea, sand u Planned tte'swhoIei thing
for himaH n RECON- mend d TINY CONDO
lier'ii 10 Miss Hamilton and 5yhe. In
yited me and q couple OF girl friend,
TO go with her the next evening of
1.-The Grand canal. At ssso lock .it Ewai
still laylight Bti ia . beautiful
white sui, I s3aunty straw Hat With
blue ribbon streameFs and q blue gon
dolier's sash and neckwear, pushed |
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! ARREI I'D ADS


IA n ~ III EADs
may have Il most HE sounding title
paint pn them spts YOU fon.tt aeat
the heads. lat yoal want
81 THE
1.-THE aour comes from .ls there VII
10 no diRap lent aboi,t Il. even Y
you don II care TOR Tue design on the
barrel head on the contrary youn
declare lest Hour you ever
used ana Tho most econo Have
syonr grocsr send You Il sack sosTs s'I,s'
Tade III Home 81
4 farmers Mil & ElaY ass 4
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-08-11

about the first of the year. Nothing
has been recorded since. The ledger is
posted to last October, settlement time,
but the treasurer's ledger must be re-
ferred to for information since that
date. For referring to this ''staching"
of work I was informed that my place
was to do the work 1 was hired to do;
that he was it, His record for but
ing i'm without taking chips probably
melted me to overstep the boundary
myself.
It is farthest from me to whine. and I
would never have given this trivial
matter so much attention had I not
been unnecessarily attacked. have
lived in Topeka the most of "a years.
and have never wanted for work From
every employer living I can today get
letters of commentator for honest ard
faithful work. I haven't idled an hour
since quitting tt.e clerks office and am
at present em~7oved. My bills are paid,
and 1 have a clear conscience, that 1
shall never collect from any employer.
even Shawnee county, more than 1
earned. o. K. SWAYZE.