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The Point Pleasant register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, W. Va.) 1909-1939, 1909-05-05

Summer underwear and hose for
ladies, Misses and children, at Mrs.
L. j. williamson's. ct.
The Point Pleasant register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, W. Va.) 1909-1939, 1909-05-05

Mr.. Miller Downing, of Middle
port, was in town Monday.
The Point Pleasant register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, W. Va.) 1909-1939, 1909-05-05
rEsr1vAL 81 dc ELM cnuRcH.

On saturday evening, May Is,
there will be festival at the Big
Elm Church. Everybody invited to
come out and enjoy the evening.
The Point Pleasant register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, W. Va.) 1909-1939, 1909-05-05
Mss LOUISE HoLLIsrER AT NJ. E. CHURCH

SOUTH.
Rev. R. P. Bell, Pastor.
Next Sunday morning at 1900
o'clock, and Sunday evening at 500
o'clock, Miss Louise HOLSTER,
National Lecturer for the W. C. T. U.
will deliver lectures in the NJ. E.
Church South. No admission charg-
ed and everybody is cordially invited
to come out and hear Miss HOLSTER.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-06-03
MEL <1S1 10 TESTIFY?

Menrst News Special to the Grnphjc,
 Indianapolis, June 2.-Frank Hitch cock, former chairman of the Repub- lican National Committee: Norman Mack. chairman of the Democratic National Committee; George E. Cor telyOu and certain other members of the office staff of J. Pierpont Nor gan company, will be put on the stand by the government to prove the charges by Delavan Smith and Charles R. Williams. owners of the Indianapolis News, concerning the graft in the sale of the Panama canal as being untrue. The judge has granted continuance in the case until October, so that the witnesses could be introduced. The whole oues- tion of the sale of the canal to dis prove the charges that Charles P. Taft and J. Pierpont Morgan bought it for $12,000,00O and sold it for s40.- O0O.OO0 will be threshed out.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-06-03
SIMS AND HARTWICK
 ARRIVE ON TIME

T. \. Sims, chairman of the Little Rock Travellers delegation, which Will arrive today. accompanied by " D. liartwick, of Little Rock. ar rived in the city last night to attend the ArkansaW Travellers convention. Mr. Sims says the Little Rock dele satlon will number fully four hun dred when it arrives at Union sta tlon this morning. Little Rock wants the 1910 convention and the Travel CTS realize that they cannot take it back home unless they bring a rep resentative body here to work in be- haff of the capital city The Pine Bluff and Fort Smith delegations will meet the Little Rock crowd at Un- ion station this morning and escort the capital citizens to Hotel .Jeffer- son.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-06-03
HELENA WILL BE
 LATE ARRIVING

The Helena delegation will arrive this afternoon over the Cotton Belt one hundred strong. and with brass band ito boot" They leave Helena this morning at 6 o'clock and will arrive on the south bound Cotton Belt passenger. An effort will Inc made to get the Helena delegation III the dress parade as it passes down Main street, and all the visitors from Phillips county will be ready in uni form, when they alight from the tram. The Helena band will ac- company the Travellers here from Northeast Arkansas.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-06-03

Nicholson anu wife, r. |. Williams and wife M. l.eard NJ. Hale, I. M. Bell, w. E. Mccoy. Gus H. Cohn, "Piker' Kaufman, R. o. Eshelman, D. U. Dale and wife. Ed II. Rutledgc, Vile and daughter, \. G. Atkinson and wife, J. F.. Blair, T. x. Reed. w. J. Murphy. M. F. Stanley l.. S. Wat son, J. P. Woods. k. D. Smith, Claude Sharp, J. A. Stone and wife. J. C. Mekenna, Miss I.ottie Howard. Miss Bessie Howard. G. D. Bernard. H. C. Nation, W. E. Mccoy Gus IT, Cohn. W. l.. Norris. E. James Gordon and A. R. Sterns; Mrs. A. Bernard and Miss M. Bernard of Russellyille; ; Mrs. M. Blakely and Miss l.. Blake ly, Of Clarksville.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-06-03
GREAT HUSTL|NC
 IN THE CONTEST Yesterday Was the Biggest Day of Contest in Rush !, to Win Gold Prize. 7,
THREE WEEKS MORE,
What Hustling Win Do~-A Chanco For All in Popularity Contest.
 Work and Win,

Yesterdays yesterday, while tcday,s
 here,
 Today is today till tomorrow an-
 pears;
 Tomorrow tomorrow. till today's
 past.
 And votes are votes as long as they
 last.
 Anyone who was in the Graphic office yesterday and saw the way the subscriptions poured in, they would think that votes would last a long time. Subscriptions were brought in by mothers. fathers, sisters. brothers grand parents-in fact every relative our contestants have was working hard for their choice.
 The double vote day was a ringer decided success. The contestants know good thing when they see 1t and embraced the opportunity to get two for one. Every one was on the Job and worked hard.
 IT you were not as successful yes- terday as you desired. don't get dis cOuraged. The darkest hour is inst before dawn. The two decisive battles of the world seemed as if they vera lost on the first day Waterloo aD- peared as if it was going to lose the whole European nation, but the tide turned. Luck favored the allied forces and Europe was saved. Per- severance is what won for the Greeks at Troy. After ten years of fighting they finally overcame the Trogans and liberated the celebrated Helen" or Troy. who had the reputation of being the most beautiful woman ;n the world. If the Greeks would have given up. all would have been lost. But they stuck to it. 1t may appear as if you had reached your limit, but don't give up: come back fresh and the tide will turn in your favor. Luck will favor you and you will be winner.
 Robert Pilkington moved up into seventh place. Harvey Mullikin goes to twelfth place. No other material changes are reported in this morn ing's table
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-06-03
kOUSANDS OF THR0ATS YELL HEARTY WELCOME
 FOR THE TRAVELLERS
4 } 's.aaI \ ti ssI zsva

BAND DRESS PARADE TO BE BIG FEATURE TODAY AND OFFICIAL ORDER IS ISSUED FORT SMITH DELEGATION GIVEN MAGN1F IcENT OVATION UPON THEIR ARRIVAL IN THE CITY LAST NIGHT
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-06-03
DOWNTOWN STREETS
 BRILLIANTLY ILLUMINATED
Grand Marshal Trulock Says Dress Parade Will Begin at 2:3o O'Clock sharp-Every Traveller is Expect ed to Be in Line-Lttle Rock, Hot Springs and Helena After 1910 Conv ention-Mx- Up in Presi- dents Race.

With ten thousand throats yelling l them welcome, the big Fort Smith delegation, among them many ladies. arrived last night for the Travellers convention, and were welcomed by five hundred Travellers at Union sta
 tion. President Rutledge and wife and the other officials, were escort ed to the Hotel Jefferson in auto mobiles by two bands and the Tray .eers, who marched through the brill. liantly lighted and magnificently dec- orated streets. The Travellers lunched at the hotel and later went to For est Park, where the summer amuse- ment park was opened for the first time this season. The festivities con- tlnued into the morning and the travellers are already having the big gest time of their lives. Pine Bluff IS caring for the visitors with ease and has accommodations for three thousand more.
 Members of the advanced guard of tne Arkansaw Travellers, who will noid their annual festivities and con Ventlon in this city today, Friday and saturday, are arriving on every train. ana more than three hundred Trav- eiers registered at official headquar- 'efs yesterday. which have been es- 'aollshed at the Hotel Jefferson by secretary Guy w. Leflar and Treas ufef Jake Hirsch, of Little Rock.
 me city is mass of bunting, flags,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-06-03

I emblems and purple and white, the official colOrs of the state Organiza- tion. Every private home in the city has been thrown open for the ac- commodation of delegates and visit ors, and by tonight it is expected that this city will be entertaining full ly five thousand of them Every downtown store and many of the res idences are attractively decorated. and never before in the history of this city have so many preparations been made for the reception of vs- itors. ---....
 At special meeting of the Trav- elers Wednesday morning, the chair men of the many committees re-
 ported that all arrangements had been completed, and the indications are that the 1909 convention of the Travellers will be the most success full as we'll as enjoyable in the his tory of the organization. During the past year the association has enjoyed remarkable strides, and it's member ship is now believed to be near the 2,50O mark.
 The most elaborate feature during the meeting will be the dress parade which will take place at 2:30 this af- ternoon. and in which 1,S00 Travel CTS will appear in their official uni forms. One hundred society maids and matrons will ride horses in the procession and many handsomely dec orated automobiles and vehicles will compete for prizes.
 The Fort Smith delegation arrived on a special, train over the Iron Mountain Thursday evening, two hun dred and fifty strong. They brought band and were met at Union sta tion by the Pine Bluff delegation, and with colors flying and bands playing, paraded the streets to the Hotel Jefferson. The Fort Smith Travellers came in style, with train conveniences. The Little Rock dele gatiOn, accompanied by the Second Regiment Band, and many merchants and boosters for the 1910 convention, will arrive this morning, and one hour later special train, bringing the Hot Springs delegation and an other band and aggregation of con vention boosters, will roll into Un- ion station. The Helena delegation will arrive shortly after the noon hour on a special over the Cotton Belt.
 Great interest is being manifested in the selection of next years con vention city. Little Rock, Hot Springs and Helena are after it. The con tests for the various state officers is attracting equal attention and in view of the fact that Pine Bluff has two determined candidates for presi- dent. both of whom are we'll known Travellers, much. speculation is evi- denced as to the result of this race Fay G. Chew, of St. Louis, was nom- mated and endorsed by the members of the Pine Bluff post notwithstand- ing the fact that Ben H. Sandeford If Sf OuiS was an avo,yaJ candi- date for the place. Mir. Sandefords candidacy was not known to the
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-06-03
Fort Smith Visitors.

Among the many Fort Smith dele-' gates who arrived last night are: Robt. E. Gray Lewis. Croxson, Bert Ormond, w. M. Burrough, Henry G. Keeper, A. s. J. Daugherty. wife and berta Snodgrass, F. T. Reynolds, Evan Bryan, J. E. Bryan. A. o. P.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-06-03
BIG SUIT AGAINST
 WESTERN UNION.

uiearst News Special to the GraDnic)
 Cincinnati, June "A suit for $1O,9S5 damages against the Western Union Telegraph Company was filed today by the trustees of Bultman 6 Company, the defunct brokers, for in- efficient wire service during the tel egraph strike.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-06-03
MT. Bryan
 to Newlyweds

whether or not Mir. Bryan is nom. mated again, he will continue to be 'ae Of our National Assets.
 His opinion on matters of right liy. Ing are worthy of the greatest respect aaa his advice is sound.
 iou don't have to agree with MT. bryan politically to admit that he is ''sht In speaking of newly married .oupies, he says: With the vast ma 'or'ty of young men and young wom- '" 'he life plan includes the gradual examinations of fortune. The "ist rule that they need to learn is .o live within their means. The hus- oano and wife should make their p'alls together; they enter heartily upon their work, she is as willing to Na.iillce ., as he is to labor-and her "''iingness to save is as important a .'''or ln their success as is his ability to earn" ','s' A "e nope that all the June brides 1N oridegrooms in Pine Bluff will ssSAe MT Bryan's wise advice, and we u add that nothing will so help 'o become systematic in your es'ic economy as to open a sav- ss account with the Pine Bluff Trust Company. i'"A '''
 We u,;l1
 n.'. " VIII encourage your thrift by tara you 5 per cent compound in- s, s. on your savings no matter how small or great.
 nne Bluff Trust Co.
 AAn and Barraque Streets.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-06-03

members of the post until after Mir. Chew had been endorsed Efforts to settle the matter between the two candidates have failed. and many of the Travellers believe that unless the matter is adjusted. an out-of-town man will be selected to head the as socfation for the coming year. Little Rock is reported to have a dark horse in the race. and others have announced themselves for the honor. movement developed here yester- day in behalf of E. Buck Bloom, one of the best known Travellers in the state and one of the hardest work CTS for the state organization If MT. Bloom will accept the honor. there is some talk of getting the other two local candidates to with draw. This plan will result in unity on the part of the local Travellers. and bring the local delegation to- eether in the convention. Among the delegates who arrived yesterday is J. E. Doherty. of Newport. who was voted the best known man in Arkansas" at the Fort Smith con- vention.
 Pine Bluff. Ark, June i, 1909. Special Order No. 1, as to Dress Pa
 rade of Arkansaw Travellers. June .3rd, 1909.
 W. N. Trulock-Grand Marshal.
 W. D. Hartwick, Chief of Staff.
 w. C. I4avat-Chief Aiu.
 H. c. Higginbotham, Chief Mu- sician
 First Division.
 Capt. C. w. Thompson, command ing.
 Aides-E. A. Warren, Fred Mad ding. A. M Bell. K. D. Smith. John Fowler, Henry Roberts.
 Color Bearer-Ed Dilley.
 Orderlies Virginius Alexander. York Trigg.
 Form as follows:
 Chief and Captain of Police. mount ed.
 Police in uniform on foot in two single columns
 Grand Marshal and staff
 Official band.
 Carriages.
 Carriage No. 1-Governor George W. Donashey and staff.
 Carriage No. 2-Mayor W. l.. Toney and staff
 Carriage No. 3-President E. H. Rutledge, Mrs. F. H. Rutledge, Sec retary Guy w. Leflar. Mrs. Guy W. Leflar
 Carriage No. 4-Treasurer J. E.. Hirsch Mrs. J. B. Hirsch. Chaplain W. D. Buckner, Mrs. w. D. Buckner Mrs. w. N. Trulock.
 Carriage Mo- 5-First Vice Presi- dent Ben H. Sandeford, Mrs. Ben H. sandeford. Mir Lewis H. Moore, Mrs. Lewis Fl. Moore.
 Carriage No. 6-Mr. H. s. Spivey, Mrs. H. s. Spivey, Miss Eula V. spi- vey. Second Vice President P. B. Me-. kennon. Third Vice President J. B. Thompson.
 Carriage No. 7-Fourth Vice Pres ldent H. R. Stone, Hon. Joe T. Rob- lnson, Dr. J::L. Caldwell, Mir. V. D. Alexander, MT. D. l.. Winters, Mr. W. P. Lindsay
 Carriage No. S-Mr George l.. Tur- her, Major George w. Bellamy, Meyer Solmson, James Arenson.
 Carriage No. 9- Dr. Ephriam 'Frisch, MT. M. c. Hollis, Mir. w. M. Toney. MT. K. B. Bloom.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-06-03

Dr. J. W. Scales left yesterda, for Atlantic City, x. J., where he will attend the annual meeting of the American Medical Society as a dele gate from the State Medical Society. He is accompanied by his daughter, Miss Ruth Scales.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-06-03
KErcHEL 49% T9e e3Ya1, Mgs%

H'"nrst News Special to the Graphic,
 schenectady, N. Y., June 2.-Stan- ley ktechell knocked out Canoni in the fourth round tonight. Caponi was no match for him.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-06-03
Arkansaw Travellers in uniform as

follows:
 Pine Bluff Post headed by their band.
 Fort Smith delegation.
 Little Rock delegation.
 Hot Springs delegation
 Helena delegation 5g To report as follows:
 Police in front of the entrance to the Jefferson hotel on Barraoue street, Grand Marshal and staff, of fIcial band. carriages and the Pine Bluff post immediately behind. Fort Smith delegation to form on Walnut street, facing Barraque street
 Little Rock, Hot Springs and Helena delegations to form on Chest nut street, facing Barraque street. You Will have one of your aides in charge of the formation in each of the places named. You will re- port to me not later than 2:20 D. m., as the columns will move at 2:30 D. m.. sharp.
 W. N. TRULOCK,
 Grand Marshal.
 Pine Bluff, Ark, June 3. 1909 Special Order No. |, as to Dress Pa rade of Arkansaw Travellers. June 3rd. 1909.
 Second Division.
 Capt. W. x. Brandon. commanding. Aides-H. A. Baker, w. S. McClel-i Ian, Lee Fox. Thomas Shores. |. L. Veil. J. M Collins i Form as follows: lf { tt Fifty ladies on horseback. com manded by Mrs. A. $. Trige. Mrs. A. M. Barrow.
 Decorated automobiles. in charge of Mr. F. G. Smart Fire Department
 Report as follows:
 Ladies on horseback, decorated carriages and automobiles on Pine street. facing Barraque street. Fire Department on East ,Barraque street. facing Main street.
 You will see that your division is properly formed and report to me not later than 2:2O D. m., as the col umns will move promptly at 2:30 D. m.. sharp.
 w. N. TRULOCK,
 Grand Marshal. Division commanders and their or derles will report to Grand Mar shal w. N. Trulock at the Jefferson promptly at | a. m. today for their instructions.
 The Dress Parade. Grand Marshal W. N. Trulock has issued the following notice for the information of Travellers who intend to participate in the dress parade. They will form as follows:
 Pine Bluff post of Arkansaw Tray elers will form on Barraque street, from Chestnut street. west
 Fort Smith Travellers will form on Walnut street, facing Barraque. Little Rock, Hot Springs and Hell ena Travellers will form on Chestnut street. facing Barraque.
 Ladies on horseback. decorated car riages and automobiles will form on Pine street, facing Barraque. Heads of city departments as pre- viously advised.
 All are respectfully requested to be at the above named stations by 1:30, as it will take some time to form this parade, and each division must be formed and in line ready to start at 2:2O.
 The parade will start promptly at 2:30, and entrance cannot be made after 2:2O, as we will wait for no derelicts.
 Fort Smith Visitors. Among the many Fort Smith dele' gates who arrived last night are Robt. F. Gray, Lewis, Croxson, Bert Ormond w. M. Burrough, Henry G. Keeper, A. s. J. Daugherty, wife and son Mrs. A. J. Roenigstein Miss AL berta Snodgrass, F. T. Reynolds, Evan Bryan, J. E. Bryan. A. o. P.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-06-03
FOR UMBRELLA FIXING

I Glicksberg, the umbrella man, Second and Walnut, opposite tele- phone office. 6-1-dlmO
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-07-08
THE DANGER AT WAIKIKI.

The reclamation of Waikiki wamps by the federal government as
government property concerned enterprise which
should local and authorities that be
the work include the whole The fact that the cond
existing in this part of the almost alarming Ho
nou painful experience with epidemic typhoid
among soldiers encamped here and be said that the
duck ponds such call for speed in
filling in for which bids haFe been opened 1t
assumed that allowing the considerable time for official
tape will be made this work i'll couple of months
only include the land which the federal has
Wouldn't good idea to the opportunity and have
general Improvement of the district? The duck ponds and the Nc
Gully swamps should all be eliminated The War Department
proceeding fill in such swamp land wants Yet it must
suggest sanitary officer that far health conditions
the proposed military concerned the surrounding duck ponds
and swamps a very serious menace.
The weather coming There already considerable
Waikiki 1t surrounded by duck ponds whose ofensveness
evident in other than in the breeding of Of
mosquitoes If typhoid other disease should at Waikiki
of typhoid in independence Park here the
War Department would certainly be most criticism for
having risks plainly evident advance and repeatedly pointed out
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-07-08

Scantbury who handed Mrs Panhurst letter IRON the Premier
egretting his inability receive the deputation
Angry throwing the the ground Mrs Pankurst eN
claimed:
81 stand my rights the Kings subject enter the House of
Commons" and she tried to force entrance.
The police tried induce the dispense quietly then
began lead them away To the surprise of the spectators
massed around the Mrs Panurst slapped Inspector
the face knocking his the mud There cries of Shame
and several Spectators told the ugee leader she had provo
cation to do such thing
moment later another member of the dputaon
mon knocked off the inspectors cap second time while others made
determined attempts to rush the Gordon police Eventually
entire depuaon placed under arrest
By this time second depuaton had left Caxtor Hall accom-,
panied by some hundreds of suagees and Others and tried reach
Oh commons through the underground passage leading
from Westminster Bridge This too was unsuccessful ht for two
hours the whole district in upoar police dispensing the
crowds and arreng by the wholesale windows of many
Of the Government buildings smashed with stones ranped in
paper 'lP~ 80
Altogether I2 women arrested including Mrs Pankhurs
Mrs Solomon the Honorable Mrs Faver6ed dauohter a. ord
Abnger Miss Margesson, daughter Lady Nargsson Miss Maud
JOACHIM niece OF the vomst and many other prominent
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-07-08
WHERE ARE THE DEMOCRATS?

The tariff debate in the has ended There
the political destruction done The practical
OF the question will be shown only by results of operation the
tariff law There be doubt that Republicans
the prospect that their revision of the tariff turn to
revision upward But for purposes of political discussions
involved that victory debate should the lungs
1t would take committee experts long time discover whether
the tariff has been raised lowered and when it
single important items the Republicans still have the best of
it. Such commodities lumber example which specifically
mentioned in the Democratic platform declaration for the free list,
voted protected list with the aid OF dozen
Democratic Byans Commoner them with consid-
cradle indignation perfect FEASIBILITY but they don't mind
it, On the whole viewed political the long debate of the
session has made it far harder than before the
question What Democrat Who is party and
what its policies The Democratic leaders in the Senate don't
mind Brans almost frantic appeals stand ade
doctrine In fact they have stood shoulder shoulder with Repub
get protective tariff for products of their
through the whole list of Democratic issues of the past tariff
included and yonder whether there is single which the lead
of the party anything like agree among themselves.