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The San Francisco call., 1910-09-04

ONDON. Sept. Colonel Roose-
velts demand that the United
- States fortify the Panama canal,
set forth in his speech at Omaha yes
terday. is characterized by the West
minister Gazette today as q direct re-
lection Of the terms Of the American
and British agreement Of 1901, under
which the naturalization Of the canal is
guaranteed
The carrying out of such a plan, the
Gazette says, would mean the tearing
Up Of the agreement"
The paper admits it to be reasonable
that the United States should assume
some military control over the new
waterway, but suggests TO the former
president that tho United States should
secure any desired alteration Of the
agreement through diplomatic meth
ods and not by the repudiation of its
engsgements"
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-04
Speech Refers 10 Taft

SIOUX FALLS. s. D.. Sept. 3.-Former
ePresident Roosevelt today broke his
silence IN regard to the Taft admins
tration. lie heartily commended one
phase OF it. although ne said nothing
that could be construed rs a reference
10 the administration as whole.
lie confined himself TO the work
which President Taft has done for the
establishment OF the principle OF regu-
1ating the tariff through commission
snd 10 the presidents success in con-
Quoting negotiations with foreign pow
ers .or the application OF the new tariff
Law.
Roosevelt also outlined clearly his
position in regard 10 the tariff. lie
reiterated his belief IN the need OF reg
ulatioo OF duties by means OF 4 com
mission and declared that the tariff
should be in the interest OF the work
fngman and not for the benefit of a
comparatively few wealthy men.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-04
INDUSTRIAL ARMY
A MIGHTY FORCE
AffiliatiOn of Building Trades
and Labor Councils Will be
Celebrated Tomorrow
POLICE CHIEF MAKES
RULES FOR PARADE

Police Chief Martin yesterday
issued his orders to company
commanders for the Labor day
parade tomorrow. No ono will
be allowed through the lines dur
ing the parade except those hav-
ing accredited badges. Wagons
with sightseers locating on the
intersecting streets along the line
OF march will be kept back n
reasonable distance from the
crossings. The Judges who Will
award prizes will be in carriages
at the reviewing point, Drumm,
California and Market streets,
and the drivers of the carriages
will have proper credentials
authorizing them inside the lines.
No other carriages or vehicles
will he allowed inside the lines
except those in the parade. Ar
Fangements have been made with
the United Railroads to stop all
ears on the line of parade after
the parade starts. q.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-04
BRAKEMAN STABBED IN
FIGHT BY CONDUCTOR

HOLLISTER, Sept. Bin fight with
several members of his train crew, Con-
dIictor E. L. Dooley of an extra freight
train stabbed and seriously wounded
Brakeman S. P. Sitton today. Dooley
was arrested and later released on
bonds. He said that the stabbing was
accidental.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-04

ALDRICH FAMILY SAILS-New York, Sept g.
Senator Nelson w. Aldrich, with his wife. his
daughter and son. Richard. sailed on the Kali
serin Auguste Victoria today for a trip abroad
The party will be gone about six weeks
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-04

REPORT oF VESSELS BUILT Washington.
Sept S-one hundred and twentyseven sail
aud steam vessels of a total gross tonnage Of
u. o2e, were built in the United States during
the month OF August. according to report by
the bureau of navigation.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-04

TWO YOUTHS DRoWNED-Aton ILL., Sept g..
Elmer Bryson, aged %, and his friend Ray
Holt aged 1S of Paia ILL.,. drowned in
the Mississippi river today while swimming.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-04
Discussion of Tariff

Roosevelt made two speeches on the
tariff today The first one, delivered
at Sioux City. Ia. contained his refer
ence 20 the Taft administration. In the
second speech, made here late this aft
ernoon, he amplified his views on the
tariff, declaring that although the
Pavne-Aldrich law had given rise to
Ez I'VE dissatisfaction, the fault lay with
tAs system under which tariff laws
were made rather than with the men
who make them.
Il was in the presence of Senator
Douiver and Representatives Hubbard
OF Iowa and Martin Of South Dakota
that the former president made the first
statement concerning the Taft admins
tration that has passed his lips since
his return from Africa, IL weeks ago.
Roosevelt chose a state where the
fnsurgent movement is strong in which
to make his first remarks at any length
concerning the tariff and took the op-
portunity thus presented 10 declare
himself in regard to q phase OF the
administrator work which met his
aDprOvaI
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-04

Celebrating the first Labor day since
the San Francisco building trades
council became affiliated wholly with
the San Francisco labor council, the two
arms of the great industrial force of
San Francisco will march through the
streets of the city nearly 10000 strong
tomorrow with their banners flying.
Led by Grand Marshal John A Kelly,
president of the San Francisco labor
council and chairman of the finance
committee of the board of supervisors,
the men and women of every line of in
dustry will tramp the streets from the
Mission to the water front and their
pageant over will take boat for Shell
Mound park. Berkeley, where they will
make merry with games and dancing,
and listen to the discussion of the <polit-
ical topics of the day by candidates for
the office of governor of the state.
Mayor at Head of Line
Prominent in the parade will be
Mayor P. H. Mccarthy. president of the
San Francisco building trades council.
who will ride in a carriag ge at the head
of the line of march with his family.
The full number of marching men and
mates of the strength that will parade
Monday places, the number at about
40, 900 The parade will be the
greatest that ever turned out to
celebrate Labor day in San Francisco.
Not only will it surpass in numbers
other parades, but in the taste and
originality that will be shown in the
floats and conceits of the marching
regiments of toilers other Labor days
viii be outdone and outshone.
The parade will be in eight divisions,
and 1o7 unions will be in line There
Will be more than 20 bands in the line.
as many drum corps, and boiler makers
and other workers in noisy trades who
will cheer the way with their har.
monies.
Speeches at Shell Mound
The exercises at Shell Mound park
will be marked by the appearance of
two candidates for governor of the
state. Theodore A. Bell, democratic
candidate. and j. Stitt Wilson, socialist
candidate. have accepted the invitation
of the Labor day committee. and will
address the gathering at Shell Mound
park during the afternoon
There will also be a program of ath-
Ietic games. and prizes will be awarded
the successful contestants
Valuable prizes are also to be given
for the best features of the parade. The
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-04
welcomed by Four States

The colonel passed through parts of
four states today and everywhere along
the line % travel he was received by
enthusiastic crowds.
From some ot the smaller towns,
where no stops Icy the special train was
scheduled, kilograms were sent ahead,
telling Colonel Roosevelt that the peo-
pie were waiting at the station and he
stopped for few minutes 70 talk and
shake hands. The people who lad one
OF more babies brought isern all along
and the colonel never failed TO speak
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Continued on Page 80, Column
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-12-11

which have not been paid and it was deemed best to not issue any more for fear the fund would become too small to redeem the warrants out standing. There is little probability of there being any money in the gen- eral revenue fund now until after the first partial settlements on their tax collections.
 Several thousand dollars will come in on corporation taxes and other re- ceipts from the office of the Secretary of State, but this will not be susii- cient to meet the pay roll at the end of the month and it is probable the state employees will have to accept
 warrants for their salaries, to be cashed later when there Is money .n the treasury. Should the state cotton be sold, 800 bales of which is ready for the market, this would not assist i'll any way as it has to go into the
 penitentiary fund, to tpay creditors
 nho have been pledged the receipts from this source.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-12-11
WHY THE MINISTERS
 MADE INQUIRIES
Rev. Tull, Head of Ministerial AssO. ciation, Issues Statement Telling Why Certain Questions We're
 Asked Mayoralty Candidates.

Rev. s. E. Tull, pastor of the Tirs; Baptist Church and president of the Pine Bluff Ministerial Assiciation. who recently addressed letter to each of the three candidates for mayor, to be voter for tomorrow. in which they were asked for their views relative to the Sunday laws and their enforcement, yesterday gave out the following statement
 which is self explanatory: "In aa much as practically nothing has been of Pine Blum during the. present race for mayor, and feeling a great ia' terest fso.1l moral standpoint ia the outcome of the election, We ad
 dressed the following letter to each of the candidates for mayor. We regard that the public should be ln- formed in order to pass an 1ntelli- gent opinion of the candidates and their moral convictions on the en-
 
 is the supreme question before our whole country today. The character of the man who is to be mayor ot Pine Bluff, determined by the pri- mary next Monday, is the one mat ter that will effect every interest of our city materially as well as nor ally. For these reasons we engaged in this correspondence and now offer it to the press. We feel that We are doing the public service in gfvin.; the candidates an opportunity IL speak our on these vital matters, This correspondence speaks Tor Y,
 self and upon it the people can tarN, their own judgment as to who Is the best man, and who can best be trusted with the sacred adminisu a, tion of their laws. It will not ne hard to see from these letters who ! has answered our question as they stand and who has used ambiguity and eQuivocation if such is used "
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-12-11
TAILORED SUITS

Sample suits all the highest class tailored models secured at great concession will be offered Mch- day at the greatest bargain of the season. Ve-scts Corduroy Rough Mixtures. Up to the minute in detail of fashion Worth $100O0 down to $5O.o0 suit will be sold Monday at big discount.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-12-11

W. Horace Kerr. business manager of the Aregon Agricultural College, Portland. Oregon, arrived in the city last night and is stopping at the Hotel JeffesoD Ha viii remain in the city for few days Mir. Kerr is to be married to Miss Alma Green. of this city, sister of Mrs. s. C.. Alexander, on December 21. He has been in Little Rock for the past few days and has also attended a number Of land shows throughout th> country.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-12-11
PINE BLUFF GIRL
 IN VAUDEVILLE

HyppekJn.ng with tile Jessi Finley Musical Comedy Company at the Moon Theater last week was Miss Kate Haley, sUubrette. The appear ance of Miss Haley is especially ir- teresting as she is a former Pine Bluff girl, who has only been playing dn vaudeville for about :wo years. Miss Haley during her rcsideace here was a pupil in the public schools. in musical programs during h,r school career Miss Haley showed unusual talent as singer. She left school about two years ago, her talent call ing her to a place behind the soot- lights. She travelled with a musical comedy show for some time, but this is her first appearance in the city since her departure. She is now starring with the Finley Company.
 Manager Shorty Levine announces a lady minstrel for his Moon Thea ter next week, for the first three days. The minstrel wiM include nine pret- " girls, and will be jubilee of singing, dancing and comedy.
 At the Orpheo Theater this week the management has secured two high priced actsL The Alrona Zoeller Trio and the Fernandez May Duo. Manager Wilhoit states that these two acts are among the highest priced he has ever engaged for his theater and can guarantee them to be in a class by themselves when 1t comes to high class vaudeville. These acts will appear during the first three days of the week,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-12-11
Trinity Church.

Corner Oak and West Third Rev Charles L. W. Reese, Rector. Third Sunday in Advent, Holy Cemmunion s a. m. Sunday School 9:3o a. m Evening Prayer and Address. 7:So P. NJ. The Vested Choir will sine aE both services, Miss Craig singing the Offertory at the ii o'clock ser vices. A cordial invitation is ex- tended to all to make Trinity their church house, assured of a hearty and sincere welcome from both Rec tor and parishioners.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-12-11
GENERAL REVENUE RE
 FUND EXHAUSTED
6tnte Auditor lobe Declines to Issue
 Any More Warrants Until The Fund Is Replenished.

Little Rock, Dec. 10.-Payment was
 nspended and Arkansas became " bankrupt Friday afternoon at 2..30 Wlen State Auditor John R. lobe de- o1lned to issue any add tional war xan&o on the General Revenue fund s " noon Treasurer J. I. Yates took a halance on this fund and found there We1 only about $5.0O0 cash in it. He Immediately notified Auditor Jobe. NAo issued . few warrants on the
 nd and then decided to issue no
 8ke until the fund was replenfshed.
 ere axe . number Of warrants out
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-12-11

where he was arrested al 1he f'- stance of Sheriff Edgar Brewster, of this county. A charge of refrauding a board bill against James was dis missed on recommendation of Dis trict Attorney Nixon. He was fine1 $10 and costs.
 James formerly lived in this city and left the city unexpectedly 8 few days ago He secured an over: coat from Minter and Rosenbloo'A ci this city, and when he left thai firm who asked for his arrest on the charge of obtaining goods under false pretenses. 1t was alleged that he secured the coat through 1epre- sentation that ne was employed q, the local Cotton Belt shops. PINE BLUFF IN
 TELEPHONE NEET>
 The Southwestern Telephone News for November has just been issued.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-12-11

FRIDAY, DEC. 1G. HARRY SCOTT co. politely offers their most pretentious rollicking musical comedy triumph
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-12-11
ARKANSAS RANKS
 TWENTIETH Population of the United States is Placed at 91,-
 954, ,435.
21 PER CENT INCREASE
Figures D ONOt Include Those of Phillipines-What The States
 Have.

Washington, D. C., Dec. 10.-The 93, ,402,151. This is the total number of people enumerated throughout the states, Territories, District of Colum- bia, Alaska, Hawaii and Porto Rico in the thirteenth census, which began on April 15, 1910. The total does not include the Phillipine Islands.
 The increase in the country's popu- lation during the last ten years was 16,145,521, or 20.9 per cent over IT, 256, ,630. the population in 1900, con- pared with an increase Of 14,276,8 1884, CT 22.7 per cent over 62,979, ,766, the population of 1890.
 The population of continental Unit ed States isl 91,972,2 ,266, an increase of 15,977,791, or 21 per cent over 75,- 994,575 in 1900. when the increase was 13, ,O46.S61, or POT per cent over 62,- 947,714 the toltal in 1890.
 Statistics of the population of four states, announcement of which was withheld until the United States, to- tai population was announced, fol- lows:
 ,121, an increase of 392,79O, or 17.7 per cent over 2,216,- 331 in 1900, when the increase over 1890 was 37S.97S, or 20.6 per cent.
 Montana-276,053, an increase of 132, ,724, or 54!5 per cent over .243,329 in 1900, when the increase over 1890 was 100,405, or 70.3 per cent.
 ,141 990 an increase of 623,SS7, or 120.4 per cent over 51S,1O3 in 1900, when the increase of 1890 was 160,S1S, or 45 per cent.
 Wisconsin-2,333,S ,S60, an increase of 264,S1S, or 12.7 per cent over 2,040,- 042 in 1900, when the increase over 1890 was 975,712, or 22.2 per cent.
 The total population of the United States with al lher possessions, is about 101b100,0O. ,.: ;aovbgkqjkqjjj cludes 7,635,426 in the Philippine Is- lands, as enumerated in the census there in 1903. and estimates for the population of the Island of Guam, the American possessions in Samoa and persons in the Panama Canal zone.
 The number of persons in the mili- tary and naval service of the United States stationed abroad and on naval vessels is 55,60S.
 Corrected figures issued by the cen- sus officers this morning gives the state of New York, population as g. 113,624, an increase of 1,S44,72O, or| 25.4 per cent; Florida, 753,615 an in- crease of 224,077, or 42.6 per cent, and Maryland, 1,295,346. or 42.6 an in crease of 107,302, of g per cent
 1, New York; ?, Pennsylvania; s, Illinois; f. Ohio; 5, Texas; 6, Massa- chusetts; z, Missouri; 8, Michigan; g, 1 Ind ana; 10. Georgia; II, New Jersey F. California; IS, Wisconsin,; 14, Ken lucky; 15. Iowa; 16, North Carolina IT, Tennessee; IS, Alabama; 19, Min nesota; 20, Virginia; 21, Mississippi; P, Kansas; 23, Oklahoma; "A, Louis jana; 25, Arkansas; 26, South Caroli- na; P, Maryland; 2S, West Virginia 29, Nebraska; 30, Connecticut; 33, Colorado; 94, Florida; 35. Maine; 36, Oregon; S7, South Dakota; 3S, North Dakota; S9, Rhode Island; 40, New Hampshire; fl, Montana; 42, Utah. 43, Vermont; A, District of Columbia 45, New Mexico; 46, Idaho; AZ, Ariz- ona; AS. Delaware; 49, Hawaii; 90, Wyoming: 51 Nevada; 52, Alaska.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-12-11
ATTORNEY APPEARS
 FOR DEPENDANT
Carl A. James, Arrested at Palestine Texas, Sends Lawyer Rerr t" Enter plea of Guilty ard
 Pag His Fine

Attorney c. M. Kay, of Pates1lne Texas, came here yesterday, e:. tered a plea of guilty to a charge = obtaining goods under false pre- tenses for Carl A. James, a young white man, paid the fine and costs for him and returned to lis Te'ss..i home that afternoon
 James, according to affi6avit& V. scented in the court of Magistrat I. F. Long, where the warrant was issued. is critically i'll at F:.lesHre,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-12-11
ZEAL ESTATE
 TRANSFERS.

F. G. Smart to l.. T. Knpx, war ranty deed, lots 5 and. 6. block 8, r. G. Smart's addition, $217.00
 Sam w. Reyburn, trustee to w. B. Miller, quit claim deed, E F'rl NE IA, section 34, 4, 10, ct al lands, $1.
 w. B. Miller to w. A. Rutherford ct al, warranty deed, E. Frl. NE IA sectioal 94, f, 1O, ct al lands, $17, ,OOO.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-12-11

As usual the publication is attrac- tive and newsy. But this month it contains an unusual feature. The story is by Dr. J. l.. Caldwell, secre- tary of the Pine Bluff Board of Trade, and deals with the industries and commercial opportunities of Pine Bluff. This is very valuable arver- tisment for Pine Bluff, as the News has a large circulation
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-12-11
The Wizard of
 WiSeland

Stupendous scenic production, Start ling Electrical Effects, Gorgeous Costumes, Book by Bide Dudley of the Denver Post and TimesI Al PEOPLE :-: Al PEOPLE Direct From Chicago Engagement
 of Two Months Beautiful Singing and Dancing Dolly
 Chorus
 A Cast of Well-Known Musical Comedy Favortte Headed by Nat Phillips and Marguerite De Won and many other Stage Celebrities PRICES -25c, Soc, 75c, and $1.OO. Seats on sale Wednesday. Dec. IA. Curtain rises at 8:3O.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-12-11

Cotton Belt Camp, No. 1S36a Modern WoOdmen of America, will elect officers for the ensuing year d, the regular meeting to be held We'd nesday night, December IA. Al. members of the camp are requested to be present.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-12-11
Xmas Ribbons

Ribbonsi in endless variety in fan cy and plain, all widths. 10c bolt to $150 yard.
 Society Dorothy sets in box sets. Sash and Hah bow to match s1 20 to $2.50 set.
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