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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-12-01
DE EARLY BIRDS,
 SAYS UNCLE SAM
Hail Tour Christmas Presents Early and Insure Timely
 Delivery.

Mail your Christmas packages ear \ ly. By doing this you will not only make sure of your gift getting to it's on time. but will receive Efhe thanks of Uncle Sans vast army kemployed in the postal service. "The best possible care is always *giyen Christmas gifts, but the gener- &al custom of waiting until three or Hour days before Christmas to mail articles causes an unnecessary ex- p0sure of packages to damage in the Efinal rush. said Postmaster F. c. Fsnrfh yesterday.
 tsDur:ng the Christmas period We handle many times the ordinary amount of mail Our force is in- creased to take care of it, but we cznnot increase our floor space. Al transfer points and on trains, space s necessarily limited, and mall is billed up in all kinds of places and Imposed to damage.
 Packages for foreign countries are
 lready being mailed. They are al'
 ava considered sure signs of tht
 nuroach Of Christmas by employees
 t the postoffice. The Christmas reg
 fered f.1aii usually begins to grow
 eayy about Dec. 15. when extra mel
 rn mt on. Users of the ordinar.
 .,fl usually wait until the eleventh
 cnr. but are urged, warned and re
 neefed by officials to turn over
 sw 1eaf this year and mail 'em ear
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-12-01

II F "A 12 1 8 15.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-12-01
State of Ohio, City of Toledo,
 Lucas County.


 Frank J. Cheney makes oath tha he is senior partner of the firm o F. J. Cheney and Co.,. doing busi ness in the City of Toledo, County and State aforesaid, and that firm will pay the sum of ONE HUN DRIED DOLLARS for each and every case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by the use of Halls Catarrh Cure. Frank J. Cheney, Sworn to before me and sub scribed in my presence, this 9th day of December. A. D. 1886. (Seal1 A. w. Gleason.
 Notary Publice Halls Catarrh Cure is taken inter nally. and acts directly on the blood and mucous surfacc nf the system. Send for testimonials free.
 F. J. Cheney and O.. Toledo. o Sold by. all Druggists 2
 Teea 1ls Family onS
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-12-01

A fine stock of shot guns. rifles, hunting coats, ammunition, etc. ready for inspection. Will be glad to show hem to you. Fox Brothers Hard ware Go.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-12-01
Bad BLOOD

"Before began using Cascarets I had c bad complexion, pimples on my face, and my food was not digested as it should have been. Now I am entirely well, and the pimples have all disappeared from my face can truthfully say that Cascarets are just as advertised; I have taken only two boxes of them"
 Clarence R. Griffin, Sheridan, Ind. Pleasant, Palatable. Potent T. ,te Good.
 Do Good Never S!cke.> weaken or Gripe.
 10c, 2Sc, ss99c. Never sold In bulk. The genu- s@-~ssi1e tablet stamped c C. Guaranteed to
 cure or your money back. 9zI
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-12-01

If you haven't the time to exercise egularly. Deans Regulets will pre- vent constipation. They induce mild, easy. healthful action of the towels without gripping. Ask your druggist for them. 25 cents.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-12-01

Meme Hunt, defendants. The defendants James Hunt and Meme Hunt are warned to appear in swer the complaint of plaintiffs Ber- lin Bros, and s. M. Taylor, trustee. Given under my hand and the seal of said court this 18th day of Nov. A. D. 1910
 G. B. LITTLE, Clerk.
 A. W. LOWE, D. c. il F "A 12 1 8 15.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-12-01
WARNING ORDER

In the chancery court of Jefferson county, Arkansas.
 Berlin Bros. and s. M. Taysor. trus. tees, phaintirf ss. James Hunt and
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-12-01
Please

GOOD WORD PAEANk ADVERTISE. YOU WILL BE PLEASED. WE WILL BE PLEASED. YOUR PA TRONS WILL BE PI.RAARD
 A PLEASED COMNVv TY IS A GOOD CCMNyN TY. START YOCR aHARs OF THE PLEASING n DAY.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-12-01
M1ll Promote Eeanty.

i'm Bucklen's Arnica
 11.hes pimples. skin || ;1 m botls. It makes
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-12-01
Gnttdr0o Cry
 FOR FlETCHER'S = A s TO RI A

We have special bargain on Base Burners" If you need one zee us at once. Cleveland-Matthews Hardware Co.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-12-01

Ring up the Amer1can-Excelsior Ldy Co. when you have some clothes to clean and press.
Arizona republican., 1910-03-01
ELEMENTAL CONSPIRACY
 AGAINST RAILROADS
THE NORTHWEST PRETTY GEN
 REALLY TIED UP.
Floods. Blizzards and Slides Interfere
 With Traffic.

Seattle. Feb. 2S--FreezinG tempera - ture in the Cascades has temporarily averted the danger of floods in west ern Washington and has given the northern transcontinental railroads an opportunity to renew the fight against snowslides which blocked the line last week
 Snow is still falling in the mountains. The Northern Pacific still is the only road operating through the Cascades. Traffic on the line was delayed sever al hours today by a slide near Easton. but the line is clear tonight The Great Northern is centering efforts toward releasing the Spokane express. which with fifty-one passengers has been stalled in the mountains since Thursday.
 Reports tonight say that rescue par ties are within half mile of the stalled train. It is expected tha the snowbound passengers will be released within the next twenty-four hours. An avalanche ct Scenic today carried 100 feet of the Great Northern track away but did no other damage.
Arizona republican., 1910-03-01
Finally Lands Him in Psni
 tentiay For Six Years AN ulD DEFrtR OF LAW
His Trial Brings Out Pact That New Congressman Moxley's Man Had Serv- ed in the Capacity Of Good Angel

Chicago. Feb. .N--A federal Inauirr into the methods uf iisposi1S Jf oicu- margarine was ordered today b. Judge K. M. I.andis or The United States dis trict court after he had sentenced one of four dealers. indicted for vioistlu> tle oleomargerine regulations tl SiN years in the federal pri=..n at Fo.- Leaveuworth snd fined him tI5.eHU The man sentenced was W A Broad we'll The other three eases Wer. con tinued until Thursday
 It was disclosed that prpDabiy not less than $l5.oOp and possibly more than s20.0ou had been lost by tho United States government as 2 result of BroadwelIs activities
 Said Judge I-andiS in sentencing the OleomarSerine dealer. Whenever Es has been arrested be has given bond and then gone and violated the law next day. IL has been d wilifui de fiance of the law. IT his bond has been supplied by oleOmsrgerine msnufsctuF- CTS a proceeding which I regard It az my duty to say. is highly significant
 Thomas Dudman. purchasing ascnf for an oleomargerine firm. tosd of hs connection with the case ss bondSmsn for the indicted man
 When you went on the bonds of these men did you expect to bs indc-n nified in case there were any iOSsTsc asked Judge Landis.
 Yes. sir" replied Dudman
 Who was going to indeInnifv you --
 My employer. William !. MoNlev
 -ra~. mi going to indemnify ycur"
 No. sir"
 Mir. Moxley is the representative in congress from the sixth diSrtict ct Illinois
 Federal inspectors told the court tt~ defendants sold daily large Gusntitirs of illegally manufactured 0leObs-- garine to restaurants The assistant district attOrnev presented government reports showing that BrOadWeu and ar other defendant had bought total U' l4S.IS3 pounds of white oleOmarEsrinS in sinx months from July. 1909. Co January. 1910. and in the sam" perlod purchased 2.ooo pounds Of colored o''c- margarine.
 The government contention iS thar the defendants cOl0red the white olt-o- margarine before dispOsinS Of it thus avoiding the tax of 10 cents a pound on the colcred product
 Another contention of the govern ment was that if the makers of whit" oleomargerine knew inc uses C. which it would be put after the sale and sup piled the cOloriuS material to th- purchaser they might bc deemed guilty of a conspiracy in violation 0f shs lsN
Arizona republican., 1910-03-01
AMPH|B|0US
 COMBINATION Pacific Mail and Hartman
 System A WAY 10 DISSOLVE II
Suggested By Secretary of War Dickinson Who Says It Expresses Government In the Matter of the 18th milan Railroad

Washington. Feb Secretary of War Dickinson proposed today that the antitrust law be invoked to break the alleged monopoly by which the Pacific AIail and the Hartman trans continental lines control the business of the Pacific coast to the isthmus of Panama.
 When it was suggested today that a suit under the sherman law might fail because the steamship company was operated as an independent line and might be considered d competitor of the Southern Pacific. members ot the senate committee on interOceanic canals discussed the advisability of recommending legislation that would reach the merger
 A hearing today was held to give the secretary an opportunity to an sWer the criticism of Senator BriStOW that the government was aiding the rans-continental railroads by not en- couraging the establishment of an in- dependant steamship line for the Pacific Mir Dickinson produced the proposed contract to show the char acter of the offer. It indicated that
  sive contract. and many other favors that MT. Dickinson said could not be granted
 The statement was made by Mir Dickinson that he was practically coerced by a serious situation into consenting to the demand of the Pa cific Mail for seventy per cent of the joint rate. The secretary took the position that an exclusive contract would reverse the whole policy Of the government
 Several senators pressed Mir. Dick inson for his opinion as to the surest way to break the Pacific Mail monOp- oly. He said the surest way would be for the government to build and operate ships but he would not say that such course would be wiSest He did not care to indorse govern ment ownership.
Arizona republican., 1910-03-01
RAILROADS ENDOWED.
Fron, Reducing Time for Loading and
 Unloading Grain.

Chicago. Feb. 2S.--A writ of injunc- ton vas issued todai by Judge Kohl saat of the United States circuit court enjoininS the Atchison. Topeka and santa Fe Railroad company and every other railroad doing interstate busi- ness and entering Chicago from pIac- ing in effect tomorrow the new sched- ule of time allowance for the unload ing Of grain from cars.
 The Chicago board of trade and a number of grain firms are the com plainants and their allegation is that the railroads have conspired against the compliments by seeking to reduce the loading and unloading time ot grain shipments in order to increase freight rates
Arizona republican., 1910-03-01
PEOPLE OF HONDURAS
 MAD AT AMERICANS
Chiefly on Account of Friendly Att . tude Toward Nicsraguan
 Revolution.

New orleans. La, Feb. 2S.-A special from Tcgucigalpa, Spanish Honduras. under date of February r.. says:
 Things are stll in a chaotic condi- ton here and the only change in the situation is a distinctly anti American sentiment. The alleged sympathy of Americans with the Nicaraguan revO- lution has been responsible for this Absolutely no news of the progress of the revolution in Nicara qua is all lowed to get out of here.
 Several Concessions to Americans were presented to the congress for ra- tification. but such a storm was raised about them that it looks as if they would go by board. The congress has been in session for month and a half and practically nothing has been done owing to the deadlock between the congressman and the president"
Arizona republican., 1910-03-01
THE OHIO FLOODS
 ARE GETT|A6 DEEPER
Reports of High Water from All Parts
 of the State.

Cleveland ohio. Feb. 3s.-At least two dead. hundreds homeless, scores of factories preparing to close down and 8 property damage of hundreds of thousands of dollars arc ihe main results of floods that have ,Icy astatcd Ohio in the last two day s. They have not yet reached their full volume.
 Today four year old tatharlnc Hannah was swept off Nhcr feet by 3 block of ice swirling in swollen Nine Mile creek The body has not been recovered This is the second fatality in the town. where Howard Ligbtbody was drowned. In parts of the state stores arc submerged and villages and whole counties are under water.
 People are being driven from their flooded homes.
 Canton is almost submerged and many people tonight are marooned in the upper stories of their homes Tn Zaucsville 800 houses are reported un- der water. Residents of Dayton arc being moved from their houses by boats.
Arizona republican., 1910-03-01
CONTINUATION TODAY
 OF P|NcH0T's STORY
It Will Also Be Decided Whether Presidential Conversations May
 Be Detailed.

Washington. Feb. 2S.-Gifford Pin chot will again. he on the stand to- morrow in the Ballinger inquiry. The committee will decide the question whether witnesses will be allowed to repeat conversations with the presi- dent. Vertrees, counsel for Ballin- ger. protested. saving that it would necessitate the calling of the president as witness. which would he undc- sirable and unprecedented.
 Pepper Pinchots attorney. agreed that the appearance of the president would he undesirable. but he insisted that Pinchot's conversations with the president were material for further testimony in support of the charges against Ballinger. 1t is not seriously thought that the president will ap- pear as witness.
Arizona republican., 1910-03-01
FEAR OF LOSING WATER
 DROVE HIM 10 WH|skEY
Suicide of Drunken and Oespondent
 GiIa County Rancher.

Globe, Ariz. Feb. 2S.-As d result of despondency over litigation con corning water rights. heightened by protracteG drunkenness. A. Abcrnathy. rancher. committed suicide near this city this evening.
 The claim of Abcrnathy to irrigation water from Pinai creek was contested few weeks ago. He brooded over the matter. and week ago took to drink. He had been under the influ cnce of liquor the greater part of the time and had threatened to kill him self for several days. although his friends took little stock in his threats.
 Abernathy shot himself through tbc head with a revolver and was dead when an investigation was made p' his friends. who were attracted by the shot.
Arizona republican., 1910-03-01
AsQu|TH's GOVERNMENT
 PERMITTED TO STAND
BECAUSE OF oiSTASTs FOR EAR
 " ELECTIONS.
Tn. Firs, Move Win Be Made Aeains,
 the Peers.

London. March When the house of commons meets after Easter it
 win take up the struggle to rev"lu tionize the British government and transform the house of lords from an hereditary to a democratic cha Premier Asquith's government has won new lease of life by the grace of the conservatives. who have ac- cepted his program rather than sub- init tO another general election su soon.
 The government will immediately proceed to deprive the lords of the power Of veto. Meanwhile. the bud get is sidetracked. When taken mp it will combine the budgets of two years and be shorn of those features objectionable to the Irish. After the first vote, Mfr. Asquith's plans re ceived the support Of the radicals and lsborites and later in the session had majority Of g..
Arizona republican., 1910-03-01
ONE LINE TO SALT LAKE.

Oregon Short Line is the only rail- road maintaining its schedules. The others are affected by bliZzards and landslides which have shattered many train schedules.
 X blizzard in Wyoming has disor- ganized traffic on the United Pacific A flood at Winnemucca has tied ur the Southern Pacific and the Western Pacific so effectually that travel east and west is at standstill.
 Rio Grande trains have been delayed indefinitely by landslide at New Cas- tie. Col The special of the Chicago Americans is among those held up.
Arizona republican., 1910-03-01
PAUlHkN MAY FLY.
A Suspension of Temporary Order Granted the Wright Brothers.

New York. Feb. 2S.-JudGe Hand of the United States court suspended to- day. until March I2. the preliminary injunction which he granted on last Wednesday, to the Wright company against Louis Paulhan. the aviator This action was taken so as to allow counsel for the French aeroplanist time to prepare and present appeal papers,
 Under the suspension order Paul han is required to file q bond for s12.o0o. conditioner upon paying the Wright company any profits he may realize from aeroplant flights and any damages that may be susptained by the complainant from the suspen- sion of the injunction pending appeal in the event of it's affirmance.
Arizona republican., 1910-03-01
A PLAGUE OF DOCTORS.
Twice as Many in the Country as
 There Should be.

Chicago, Feb. eS.-'The United States supports. too many physicians While Europe maintains them in the
 proportion of one to a thousand. the
 United States has q physician for ov- cry 5SS. The over-production is due
 to the numerous low-grade medical
 schools and laXitv of laws. It is time
 that the country adopted means to relieve itself of the burden Henry Pritchett of New York. pres ident of the Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching made the above assertion today in an ad- dress to the council on medical edu- cation of the American Medical aseo- ciation
Arizona republican., 1910-03-01
PROPOSAL TOO RAW 1 FOR ITS ACCEPTANCE
Why Secretary Dickinson Could Not
 Enter Into the Baker Scheme.

Washington. Feb. 3S.-Secretary of War Dickinson went before the senate committee on interOceanic canals today to answer the charge that he had aided the transcontinental railroads by his failure tO encourage the proposed es tablishment of an independent steam ship line to carry business by the way of the ISthmus of Panama
 He showed cOnclusively that the proposition presented by E. V. Baker of Baltimore was of Such a radical character that its acceptance would have been a violation of the authority vested in him as secretary of war or any other cabinet official
Arizona republican., 1910-03-01

Tonight cold wind is sweeping tho canyon and impeding those who are hcroically working in the hope that few more lives may be saved Those who have journey from here to Mace and Burke say that the num- bcr of dead probably will never bc known. as the huge slide will never he entirely removed
 A finger protruding above the sur face of the snow is probably responsi- ble for the saving of the life of Mrs. George Gibson. who was buried in the slide at Mace For more than an hour the woman lav under the snow. only finger protruding above. The rescuers. stumbling over the rough ground by the light of lanterns saw the finger and dug her out with great difficulty She was half snothered and almost frozen. She will probably die. Twelve dead were recovered at Mace: thirty-seven are alive but seri- ously injured.
Arizona republican., 1910-03-01
FLOOD RUSHED DOWN.
Elko, Nevada. tor Time Was
 Wateriosged.

Elko. Nev. Feb. 2S-A freshet from melted snows in the valley and foot hills beyond the city swept through here today. stopping traffic and bring ing business to standstiil. A stream two and d half feet deep rushed through Main street. The water ran over the tops of the rails in the rall- road yards Children were taken from the schools in wagons. A washout east of here on the Southern Pacific has caused d suspension of traffic.
Arizona republican., 1910-03-01
LONG QUAkES.
Detected Yesterday by a Seismogrsph
 at St. Louis.

St. Louis. Mo. Feb. 3S.-t'ive earth quake shocks were recorded by the seismOEraph at St Louis university this afternoon. beginning It S:So: i5 o'clock and continuing until 3:fS:i0. The shocks were long and slow, and from east to west. according |, Father Goesse. the astronomer. and indicate a severe shock in the southern hemi- sphere
Arizona republican., 1910-03-01
TWENTIETH CENTURY OFF THE
 TRACK.

Cleveland, Feb 2S.-All the cars of the Twentieth Century Limited on the Lake Shore. were derailed west of Cleveland this morning. There was so little jar that few of the passengers were awakened. Several were slight lV hurt
Arizona republican., 1910-03-01
4 pITTSBURG FLOOD.

Pittsburg. Feb. 2S-Eighteen and q half feet is the river stage at the confluence Of the Allegheny and Mo nonSahela rivers at midnight. The water is rising six inches an hour. \ stage Of twenty-four feet IS predicted by noon tomorrow. The danger mark is twenty-tWo feet No damage has been done thus far.
Arizona republican., 1910-03-01
DEMOCRATS APPlAUoeo
But Republican New fcrk ScloHs
 Withheld Expression on Roots Letter.

Albany. \ Y Feb. ->-->~IlSto- Roots letter to State senator D3ven- port. commenting his proposed income tax amend cnt to the constitution Was read in both houses Of tn. iesiSls- tune tonight and was received viit applause by the democrats but S the republicans aS a body in abSl Iute silence
Arizona republican., 1910-03-01
WELCOMED WESTON.
The Pedestrian Passes Through Town
 of Albuquerque.

Albuquerque. Feb. 2S.-Three thou sand people welcomed Weston on his arrival here this morning at o'clock. He walked twenty three and a half miles from Sandia since a. III. Weston left here at o'clock this after noon and reached Domingo at mid night. having walked sixty miles dur ing the day. Last week he averaged sixty miles a day. He is now four days ahead of his schedule.
Arizona republican., 1910-03-01
FEATHEREo FiREBUG.
The Citizens of Nevada Give Voice to
 Suspicion.

GoIdfield. New. Feb. .2S.-Suspected of being responsible for number of fires recently in the town of Nina. 100 miles north of here. Tony Leyden was tarred and feathered by citizens of that place and sent on his lonely way across the desert with orders to never return.
Arizona republican., 1910-03-01
MINNESOTA iNsURGENT.
Addresses Himself to Postmaster Gen
 sral Hitchcock.

Washington. Feb 2S.-Representa- tive Lindberg of Minnesota. an insur- gent. aroused to anger by the refusal of Postma ster General Hitchcock to ac- cept his recommendations for postof- flee appointments. has written a let ter calling. him political dictator and denouncing his alleged effort to defeat Lindberg for renomination.
Arizona republican., 1910-03-01
RECOVERED A LIVING ONE

Walla Walla. Wash. Feb. 2S.--A spe- cial from Wallace says:
 By the aid of lanterns. large force iS working desperately tonight to re- cover the bodies Of John and Brick Holm. buried by a snowslide Sunday night at the Pacific Carbonate mine hill Late tonight John Berslund. a companion of the Holm boys. was res- cued. but he cannot live. Little hope is entertained that the two other men will be found alive
Arizona republican., 1910-03-01
wOM EN POLICE.
Indianapolis Mayor Wants to Enss9.
 m Experiment.

Indianapolis. Ind. Feb -S Mayor Shank announced today that he Woli'f make an effort tO have women placed on the police force of indiaral'Ji's
 The mayor plans Fv place WOm"i- in rbe downtown streets tv clear the'e of objectionable characters. The plan will be submitted Q" ;h" beard nf public safety
Arizona republican., 1910-03-01
THE LONG HAT PIN
 A CHICAGO ISSUE

Chicago, Feb. 2S-The city council tonight deliberated the following questions:
 Are women's long hat pins which menace noses. eyes faces of other people, public nuisances?"
 ought women. despite the danger of hat pins, be allowed to wear them for self-protec- tion2'
 Alderman Bauler introduced an order requiring corporation counsel to draw an ordinance restricting the length of hat pins.
 We've an ordinance prohib- iting the wearing of large hats in theaters." declared Bauler. and I'm going to teach the women Of Chicago that they must stop wearing hat pins a foot and half long"
 A grave silence lowered over the delegation of women in the galleries. Then a voice piped out: Don't your wife wear long hat pins?''
 No. you bet she don't. She wouldn't do such thing" shouted Bauler. oh. you wo- men of Chicago don't you ever consider when you get into a crowded car with long hat pins you are endangering the faces of all us men,
 The women. howeVer. had prepared an answer in the shape of a letter which plead ed for long hat pins as a weap- on of defense. The council re- ferred it to the resolutions com mittee.
Arizona republican., 1910-03-01
MOHAWK VALLEY MENAcEp.

Fort Piain. \. Y. Feb. -S-The ont look tonight indicates that the No hs wk valley will experience unprcc-- dented high water Ice jams hav- caused the streets of Ilion. Frsnktor' a1d Herkimer to bs inundated. py"' mite is being used to break them Up