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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-06-04
A CHANCE FOR ! ALL VICTIMS
 Madam Ri'on Has Been To- cated in Altus, Ok, by ConstsMe Stewart.
THEIR DEPA R TUR F
A Hint to the Victims of Madam E. Stewart Will
 Make Another Trip to the West.

l Constable Frank Stewart returned
 From Oklahoma yesterday and re- Fports very interesting trip which khe made in quest of two recent tempo Eary sojourners here, Madame Rion
 hnd her husband, who acted as her Business manager here.
 ] Madame Ri'On and her husband left Ethis city on the morning of May 24, Ia shy and retiring disposition on the lpart of both, causing them to take the Etrain at the railroad crossing in the western part of the city.
 Prior to catching the train they se- cured tickets at the station, and they were driven to the crossing in a hack. lKnowing that they had attracted to i themselves large number of friends while here, they could not bear the l idea of fearful adieus from prospec- tive crowd at the station.
 Constable Stewards investigations have caused him to feel certain that ] the operations of the Madame, who read the hand and took all it offered her either in fees or trust, has indi- cated large crop of Mikes" in this city. He has heard from a num- Der of them already. and requests that the others will please let him E. hear from them at once, so he may identify their property when he re- Iturns to Oklahoma.
 \ If you, dear reader, have recently ySesn separated pm one or more dia- ; 6nds, s125 mofesor less, or anything W value which you would like to have 1furned, phone Frank Stewart at
 nce. If you don't care to phone,
 write and mark your letter ssConfid-
 ential'' Flank is going back to 1 consult the great clairvoyant and pal mist, and wNh . her assistance and her aid in solving occult mysteries, Frank expects to locate your property. He will leave Pine Bluff Monday and he will treat as confidential all letters addressed to him, and all information given him, if you so desire.
 Alreadq, Constable Stewart has To- cated considerable amount of valu-
 able articles taken by these people
 and the property is where it will be held pending his retdrn to Altus, Ok
 lahoma.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-06-04
LITTLE ROCK
 MAN AT FRONT
William T. Christian fin Service of
 Red Cross at BlueiieIds,

Bluefields, May 2. via New Orleans June 2.-With the exception of a san Bluefields, General Estrada arranged for ample hospital accommodations.
 All schools and several public build- inss have been transformed into hos pitals with an adequate corps of med ical attendants. in charge. Among those who have taken a prominent part in this work is William Christian Of Little Rock, Ark. in the service of the Red Cross
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-06-04

-Great Nick Carter X Co at OR. PHEO Tonight.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-06-04
BIG CONVENTION
 CLOSES TODAY Little Rock Thought to be Next Meeting Place-Oth-
 CTS are Fighting.
MARDT GRAs PARADE
Big Barbecue, Boat Ride and Fire WorhS-BuSiRess Session tfodaY.
 With Election Of Officers.
Special to the Graphic)

lSpeCIdl JO the GraDHlc)
 Helena, June 3.-The Travellers have full control of Helena but the Seventh annual convention of the Arkansas Travellers convention is to close Saturday afternoon.. tomorrow being the business day for the con- modores of trade It is generally conceded tonight that Little Rock will be the 1911 convention city, although Marianna and Fl Dorado are still making determined fight for the next gathering. There is prob- ability of H. s. Spivey, once president of the state organization being again honored to that position. l. A. Ward of Helena is being mentioned in connection with the secretaryship. Rabbi A. l.. Weinstein of this city is being pushed forward by the Helena Travellers fer the chaplaincy. Rev. w. D. Buckner, of Pine Bluff. has been twice honored, and some of the Travellers favor passing the honor around. A Helena man will also he honored with one of the vice presi- dents title.
 The annual mardi gras parade Of the Travellers this morning was a novel affair Hundreds of Travellers in grotesque costumes paraded the streets While six bands rendered music along the route. One hundred wagons uD- on which were cages containing Ira velers in all kinds of animal sRs. also attracted much attention
 big wagon in which rode twenty fra Velers had banner reading "Ifsyoy Helena suckers will not let us Pine Bluff fellers spend our money wesMill dring our own Budweiser," This wagon was the result of the masnifi- cent treatment being accorded the Pine Bluff and other visiting Tbayel- CTS who have been unable to dispose Of their change at any public trough.
 Ten thousand people attended the big barbecue at Beech Crest Park this afternoon, at which 2.0o0 squir- rels and other meats were served. The barbecue was the largest ever given in this state and was 2. big success. An athletic program was pulled off later under the auspices of the Travellers and many ladies were among the contestants. E C. Hor- her was toastmaster and the folloE- ing toasts were responded to: Edwin Bevins, ''The Traveller at Play H. s. Spivey. "The Arkansaw Trayeler,''' P R. Andrews, .The Arkansaw Travel CT, his Part in the Building .up of the State"; Miss Sandeford, vocal
 selection; Geo. P. Darby, .Frater- nalism"; R. E. Macon. "'The Traveller as an Advertiser w. A. Falconer, "'The Traveller and the Railroads" L. H. Moore, His Own Subject" Rab- bi A. L. Weinstein, Arkansas is Ira veling.''
 Tonight the fireworks attracted thousands and another boat ride Oil the Mississippi was featured.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-06-04

You may depend upon MATERIALS WORKMANSHIP and FIT ;n every ,,etail if EISENKRAMER the Tailor. makes your clothes. 110 West Ind Up stairs
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-06-04

YOUR FINANCIAL FUTURE is likely to be what you make it. What you do now in the way of saving may determine what the future will bring you. A savings account is a great Gotten Belt Savings & Trust Go.
 5-29-6t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-06-04

An elegant home on w. 5th ave for sale. Modern in every particular and within walking distance of town. Cotton Belt Savings & Trust Co.
 5-31-3t.
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TEACHERS
 HOLD INSTITUTE Prof. A. w. Lowe Opened Institute "Wednesday at Sixth Avenue School.
PROGRAM FOR TO-DAY
4tefituItnre Added to Common SehaGl Studies Teachers Examination
 in Agriculture Monday.

The Jefferson County 7 Teeehers' Institute opened "Wednesday morning 5t s o'clock, at Sixth 4sanna sc.ool aud will close it's session ,oGaJ So fa' the institute has been one ot tie nest successful eyer heszI. by tne C.. sanzatio:
 The institute was cahGl to 0 ter by Prof A. w Lowe county exam iner. Prof. W. P. Keith. principal of First Ward School, was elected president of the Institute, and Miss Callie Jones of the Sixth and Chest nut Street School The prosrams were as follows:
 Wednesday.
 United States History-Miss Callie Jones.
 Spelling-Miss Anna K Flournoy. Primary Geography and History Miss Boyette.
 Talk on General Lines-Dr Junius Jordan.
 Genefdl 01ScuSSlOn Dy all
 Thursday Exercises. Arkansas History-Carl Hankins. United States History and Civil Government-W. P. Keith.
 English Grammar-Miss Callie Jones.
 Psychology-E. A. Brennan, o. Texas.
 School Improven.ent-Miss Reich art, of Little Rock
 Friday.
 Arkansas History-Carl Hankins. English Grammar-Miss Callie Jones'
 Agriculture-Prof. caple.
 Arithmetic-Prof. Wade of Arkan- sas City History-W. F. Keith.
 Number Work-Prof. Samuel Jones of Kearney.
 Talk on Educational Lines-W. J. McIlWan of Little Rock.
 Program for Today.
 Agriculture-Miss Winnie Whar- ton.
 History-W. P. Keith.
 English Grammar-Miss Callie Jones.
 Arithm etic-Miss Hattie Buchanan Arkansas History-Carl Hankins. Geography-Miss Anna Can't. Reading-Miss Atkinson.
 The present enrolment of the il sttute is about 75. Agriculture has been included in the list of common school studies and all teachers will be required to take an examination in this subject before they may be legalized to teach in the state. This examination will be given Monday morning at II o'clock
 The teachers in attendande are taking very great interest in dis cussions and this promises to be one of the best sessions ever held by the institute. The attendance is very good, there being teachers from many parts of the county in attendance
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-06-04

FOR SALE-A lot 5Ox200 feet with in five blocks of Main street. Low price. Terms if desired.-Cotton Belt Savings & Trust Co. 6-2-3t.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-06-04

W. H. Westbrook has returned from Fort Smith, where he attended the Ii arriage of his son, Howell Vest brook and Miss Falconer.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-06-04

WANTED-Loans on bottom planta- tion property, long time, liberal terms and moderate interest.-Cotton Belt Savings & Trust Go. 6-2-4t.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-06-04

Five room cottage on Olive street for rent. Modern conveniences.- Cotton Belt Savings X Trust Co.
 6-3-4t.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-06-04

For your pocket books sake don't miss our 10 days slaughter sale on eyerything-knOx-W Walker Fur. Co.
 5-31 -6t.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-06-04

$27.5O Smith Administer Rugs 9x12 for next 10 days at S17.5O-KnOx- Walker Fur. Co. 5-31-6t.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-07
en- 7 IRELY
SA I ISF led
Railroad Men Pleased
Over Conference with
the President

New York, June 7-Railroad men
here generally expressed themselves
today as entirely satisfied with the re-
suits Of yesterdays conference with
President Taft, but most OF them
pointed out the price paid for clear
Ing the atmosphere VIII be the con-
tiuuance OF the present condition of
increased costs during the months
that must elapse before the Interstate
Commerce commission has reviewed
the situation and decided whether the
rate increases are justified.
The bill allows the commission ten
months IN which to act. but IL is the
general belief here that because OF
the familiarity OF the commission with
the situation it will be only few
months before the question Is settled.
Frank p. Underwood. president OF
the Erie, said that the eastern rail
roads regarded the agreement as q
good way out of the difficulty.
Il know personally" he snid, that
the members OF the Interstate Conf
mercc commission are In favor OF a
substantial increase in rates. The rail-
roads have nothing to fear.
Il do not believe that the admins
tration was ever opposed to an ad'
vance in rates. except by the methods
employed IL is proposed 20 MAKE Il
law during the present session oil con
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-07
BROWNE HAS
LOST OUT
Federal Judge Refuses
to Interfere in
Bribery Case

Chicago June 7-Representative
Lee ONeil Browne, Democratic lead
cr, accused of bribing fellow legis-
lators in the election of United States
Senator Lorimer. Republican. was to-
day refused freedom on state writ
of habeas corpus. Judge kIckham
Scanlan denied plea tbht only a fed
eral tribunal has power to try such
case
Judge Scanlan devoted the greater
part OF his decision to a consideration
OF the arguments of the defense that
joint assembly of the legislature. TO
elect United States senator, was the
creation of the federal government,
and when a member of the legislature
entered that joint assembly he ceased
10 be state leglslatur or official and
became. for the purpose OF the Joint
assembly a federal official and agent.
The defense then reached the conclu.
sion that a person charged with brib-
Ing legislator to vote for a person
for senator would not be amenable to
state laws.
Judge Scanlan refuted practically
every argument OF the defense by cit
Ing the United States constitution and
several statutes passed by congress in
1866 bearing on the election of United
States senators.
Judge Scanlan further stated that,
since the foundation Of the govern
ment. congress had never passed Il
law making it crime or misdc-
meanor for Il state legislator 10 accept
a brIbe for his vote for United States
senator. Neither Ind congress made
any effort to regulate in any way the
conduct of join assembly while elect
Ing United States senator. according
To the decision.
While Mr. Hanecy was arguing on
his plea for an appeal of Judge Scan
lans decision. Judge McSurely issued
a capias for Browne
At 1915 States Attorney Wayman
informed Judge McSurely that Browne
was in the custody OF the sheriff and
was still before Judge Scanlan. Judge
McSurely then directed that service
on the capias be delayed. but later or
dcred the capias served and Brownies
bonds forfeited.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-07
PRESIDENT JAMES
EXPL0DES A BOMB

Chicago. June President Ed.
mund j. James of the University of IL
linois exploded bomb last night at
a meeting of several OF the faculty and
three hundred graduates Of the col
legc Of physicians and surgeons. the
medical department of tho university
of which he is the head. by pleading
guilty Ia all the charges made I'm the
report Of Abraham FleXner OF the Car
negie Foundation concerning tho in
efficiency OF medical schools in Chi
cago.
The occasion was the annual ban
quet of the alumni and the doctors
had come anticipating from Presi-
dent James defense of tho school
from the attacks of the eastern edu-
Gator
President James not only agreed
with Mr. Flexner In his opinion that
Chicago was the plague spot of Am
erica in the matter OF medical educa-
ton, but was more drastic than Mr..
Flexner himself. In an address. he
paid his compliments in cutting
terms to Chicsgo's men Of wealth and
to the state treasury for their niSgard-
lincss In falling TO provide for the
right kind OF medical education.
Chicago and the state of Illinois. the
president declared. have not now and
never have had tirSt-class medical
school and Will never have one until
the same provisions are made for
medicine AS are made for the arts. the
sciences and technology
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-07
RACING IN
AIRSH|PS 5
Aviators Should Be Al
lowed to Sail with
the Mail

New York, June THE airsbip
races between New York and Chicago
and between New York and St Louis
should begin from the western end, :"
declared Wilbur Wright. who was in
New York today to attend a court
heoring in the Wright Injunction suit
This is because OF the prevailing
winds in the regions through or over
which the contest will take place"
he continued. Reports for q number
winds in the states of Illinois, lndi-
ana, Ohio and western New York are
from the west, not only In the summer
and autumn months. but most Of the
year. The Dreponderance is greatly
in favor of westerly as against east
erly winds. North and south winds
are seldom encountered,
The records show that tho aver
age speed OF these winds, at a height
of about $50 feet, is 10 miles an
hour. Nearer the ground the speed
IS less. while at a height OF from 1000
TO 1900 II may blow along from the
west at about fifty or sixty miles an
hour
Now. in a long race like those
proposed. this factor OF wind will cut
big difference Since the normal
speed of an average heayfer-than.a afr
machine IS forty miles an hour. IL the
race Is run from west to east, the
machines will be helped along and
their normal speed increased by this
15-mile wind strength. IT, on the
other hand. the contestants start In
New York, the average mileage OF tho
competing acroplanes viii be but 25
miles an hour"
Wright said he had no doubt that
the flights would be made successful.
ly and within a comparatively short
time Then he turned to a mention
of next weeks aviation meeting at
Indianapolis.
Tho indianapolis meeting" he said,
SHOULD be a great affair 1t will be
the first national aviation meet held
In this country and thore Is every In
dication that it will be literally pat
ronized"
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-07
JOHNSON SHOWS
SIGNS OF WORRY

San Francisco, June Though
Jack Johnsons manngcrshlp situation
is in such state that the fans are
cropping blindly for the key to the puz-
Zle, the negro champion was trying
diligently TO assure h's followers that
all Is well, and that he can look after
his own affairs without assistance
from the outside
II Billy Nolan was really hired as
Johnson'S manager 10 succeed George
Little. as announced Sunday night,
then Nolan's tenure OF office estab-
lished perhaps more record for breW-
ty Johnson stated emphatically last
night that Nolan would not be his
pilot Just what brought about the
hitch has not been ascertained Here
Is Johnson latest word In the matter.
Il am through with George Little
and don't need any one else. Al
that / am friendly with Billy Nolan,
but | don't see whore he could help
me at this stage of the game My
training Is going along nicely and all
my contracts I'm regard TO the fight
and moving pictures have been
signed. | understand that Mr., Nolan
is going back 10 his ranch In day or
two. Billy Delaney Will be With me
in few days, but he Will only have
to do with my training
But It is easy to see that the negro
has boen worrying. and he said yester-
day that since his trouble with Little
began be has lost more weight tban
he could have taken off by doubliSI
his road work. and for that reason he
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-07
WORLDS MARKET Is
STOCK MARKET SHOWS
A QUICK RECOVERY,

New York. June 1.-The stock mar
ket opened today in wild disorder un-
der 4 panicky rush of the bears TO
cover their shorts. influenced by the
news Of an adjustment of the dispute
over rates between the government
and the railroads The rebound in ST.
Paul reached . ii. Great Northern
pfd., g. Consolidated Gas 81. Read
ing i Ia. Union Pacific and Atcnison.
4 Is. Southern Pacific 3 "a. and
Chesapeake and Ohio. Northern Paci-
flc and American Smelling is, This
convulslve readlustment of prices es-
tabllshcd the level OF the market from
to points over the closing OF Sat
urday the rebound exceeding by that
measure the slump OF yesterday. The
violence OF .hc advance invited I'M.
mediate realizing sales and prices ran
off TO points
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-07
EARTHQUAKE IN SOUTHERN ITALY
CAUSES DEATH AND DESTRUCTION

habitants. who live I'm daily fear OF
seismic disaster Half aSed men,
women and children fled from their
homes screaming with terror, They
In their minds visions of Mcssina and
the horror of Reggie.
Recently there was gossiped about
n prediction that the approach of
Halley's comet porJended the end of
the world The authorities kept their
heads. but they could not stay the
mad rush for the squares and open
districts ouside the city. The wild
est confusion prevailed the fright.
cncd ones could not be reasoned with.
could not be stopped In the squares
hundreds threw themselves on their
faces and implored the mercy of the
Almighty.
PLANTATION IN half-oTganized process
sioDs 10 the shrine of ST Andrews
Others climbed 10 the sanctuary on
Monte Verglnc.
After several hours OF frantic en-
treaty, the authorities succeeded in
re-establishIng semblauce of calm
and relief squads were organized,
Ae Is usually the cosc. the inhab-
itants refused TO Tc-enter their homes,
fearing that another quake would oc-
cur. Throughout the day, the police
were busy bringing together the
scattered members OF families and re-
assuring the frightened ones.
Word that the king and queen were
enroute here on special train served
to afford new courage 10 the people,
Continued on Page Four)
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-07
KILLED BY
ANGRY BULL
Many Accidents On the
Farms in the
East

Pittsburg, June 7-Some OF the
perils OF farm life are reported In
news dispatches received from rural
communities in this aud nelghboring
states. F. w Dubbs, farmer near
Lisbon, O., had batt:e with an IN
furIated bull. and. with one arm
broken, managed to climb into a tree
He was found some time later with
the bull paving the ground beneath.
and snorting with rage After the
animal was driven off 1T was found
that Dubbs had died in the tree.
Warren Wrax, farmer near TIL
den. was instantly killed by a young
colt that Kicked him In the stomach
At Grecnville, Pa, a pet horse bit
off the index finger of Mrs. Jacob
Uhlcr's right hand, while she was
feeding the animal
Mrs. John ". johnson of Willow
Bend. In Munroe county, w. Va, was
trying TO separate two fighting tur-
keys when COW charged and knock
ed her down. She was trampled and
cut by the animals hoofs before being
rescued by farmland
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-07
The Address.

An American who, In response 70
such an invitation as | have received.
speaks in this university of ancient
renown cannot but feel with peculiar
ylyi1ness the interest and charm OF
his surroundings. fraught as they are
with thousand associations, Your
great universities. and all the memo
rles that make them great. are living
realities in the minds OF scores of
thousands Of men who have never
seen them and who dwell In other
lands Moreover, these associations
are no stronger in the men of English
stock than In those that are not. My
people have been for eight generations
in America; but In one thing I am
like the Americans OF tomorrow
rather than like many Of the Ameri-
cans of today, for | have in my veins
the blood Of men who came from
many different European races. The
ethnic makeup OF our people is SLOW
ly changing, so that constantly the
race tends 10 become more and more
akin to that OF those Americans who,
Ike myself, are OF the old stock. but
not mainly of English stock. Yet |
think that, as time goes by, mutual
respect. understanding. and sympathy
among the EnglIsh-speaking peoples
grow greater and not less. Any oil
my ancestors Hollander or Huguenot,
Scotchman or Irishman. who had
come to oxford in the specious days
OF great Elizabeth" would have felt
far more allen than |, their descend
ant. now feel Common heirshlp in
the things OF the spirit makes a closer
bond than common heirsbip in the
things of the BODY.
More than ever before in the
worlds history we of today seek to
penetrate the causes of the mysteries
that surround not only mankind but
all life, both In the present and in the
past We search, We peer. We see
things dImly: here and there We get
ray of clear vision as wo look before
and after. We study the tremendous
procession of the ages. from the Inn
memorial past when in "cramp elf and
caurian forms" the creative forces
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-07
People Panic Stricken, Having Been Unnerved
by predictions that HaIIey'S Comet Would
Bring About the End of the World
===Sicily Again Shaken

Avellino, Compartment of Com.
pania' Italy, June The province of
Ayellino bore the brunt Of severo
e"'tnq"ake that was felt ,hroughou,
southern Italy shortly before dawn
today Fatalities occurred and much
damage was done to property. but up
TO noon 1t was impossible to deter
mine the extent of the quake. In this
city no harm was done and the only
death was that of an old man who
died OF fright, The population, how
ever. was terror stricken
Reports from vlllsses throughout
the province are much more grave.
twenty people are reported killed n
Calltrl. which is said to have been
BADLY damaged The situation there
is distressing.
Ten persons are said 10 have met