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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-09-24

Don't let the baby suffer from ec- zema, sores or any itching of the skiI Doan's Ointment gives instant relief cures quickly. Perfectly safe fol children. All druggists sell it. Miss Julia Williams will open her studio, Saturday Sept. 3 at 210 w. End with Barnes-Yowell Music Go. Old phone 1442 and 451. New phone No. 8 8 30 If.
 --333 feet or 20 rods of Arkansas Special Field Fence 27 inch high, 6 inch square mesh for $5.20 at Cleve- land-Matthews Hardware Co.
 W,ANTED-An honest, intelligent industrious sober. able bodied man for collector. Good chance for pro- motion. Good position for right party. Apply at once to Thos. Smith. office 4O1 1-2 Main St.
 We keep good stock of Gasoline, Coal Oil and Alcohol stoves. They are the things to cook on in hot weather.-Fox Bros. Hdwe. Co.
 -Up-to date face and scalp mas sage, manicuring, shampooing and all the latest styles in hair dressing. Electric treatment for headache, neuralgia and rheumatism a special ty. Home and residence work sol- icited. Call 656 or 1877. Mrs. L.. D. Lifts, residence 602 West 5th.
 915 I'm.
 -E. A. Moade, an employe of the w. B. Nimmons heading factory, suf fered the loss of two fingers from his right hand yesterday morning, while at work. In some way his hand be- came entangled in some machinery and saw severed the two fingers. Dr A. w. Troupe dressed the wound and he was resting we'll yesterday after noon.
 FARM FOR SAUE-In north Texas Good black land, good house. fine water in healthy country. in richest county in Texas, five miles south of Sherman. Will sell at bargain If sold at once, terms to suit. Apply to Thos. Smith, office 401 1-2 Main street. 8 16t.
 Jack, the baby son of MT. and Mrs. T. J. Brown, of No. 1921 West Fourth avenue, was badly burned with carbolic acid Thursday afternoon at late hour. The little fellow, who is about thirteen months old, was in the charge of a young negro house girl. The girl took the child out for a while and in some way 1t got hold of the bottle of acid, pouring fellow was resting easy yesterday.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-09-24

people.
 Louis Reichardt Recovering.
 Deputy Sheriff Louis Reichardt
 who was severely injured and came near losing his life in the automo- bile accident while out Investigating the case, is reported some better this morning, and while he is still suffer- I ing considerable pain, he was able to sit up while this morning. The general public still refuses to accept the theory of the officers that i the negro who did the shooting on the Arch street pike did the shooting on the Sweet Home pike, but it may be said that the case is complicat- ed mystery and the officers who are investigating it are much more entit- led be credited with knowing the facts and of having the correct theo- ry, than the public who do not know any facts and who have done no in- vestigating.
 Still it must be said that it does not appear possible to many that the negro did all the shooting Yet the officers say he was the only person they can find who had any motive. and his motive was that of robbery. They point to the fact that the pock- cts of the negro who was killed on the Sweet Home pike were turned wrong side out, which indicates rob- bery.. Still others think it does not look like even he would have tried to kill everybody he met, and the theory that some other person shot the white people may be worked out in time.
 All that can be told about the case now has been told, and unless the officers find some other clue, the mystery will remain for the Grand Jury to solve, and it is believed the name of the person who did the shoot ing will come out when the jury in- vestigates the case, if it oes not come out before.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-09-24
Visit Rylands Queensware Co.,,

" today and receive free souvenir.
 Had dyspepsia or indigestion for years. No appetite, and what I did
 eat distressed me terribly. Burdock
 Blood Bitters cured mel. H. Wal
 ker, Sudbury, Ohio.
 III. the Jefferson circuit court
 yesterday forfeitures were taken on two bonds, signed by John M. Gracie,
 the we'll known Jefferson county planter, aggregating $1,000. The for
 feitures were taken in the case of Sherman Polk, negro, who was to
 have appeared for trial on charges of false pretenses. The negro is said to be employed on MT. Gracie's plan tation near New Gascony.
 The small frame building in the | south half of West Second avenue, in front of the new Citizens Bank build ing was being removed yesterday. Contractor John Hood, who is con- structing the building, has been using the small building as an office. The removal was requested by Bluestein & Marks, the progressive coffee and tea firm, whose building is adjoining the site occupied by the bank build ing The house has shut off the view of the coffee house for the past year, and the sidewalk at this point has also been out of use.
 The contract for furnishing the electric light and elevator power for the new Citizens Bank building was awarded to the Pine Bluff Corporation yesterday. out of large number 0. bids offered by firms in this and sev- eral other states. The power for lights and the two elevators, which will be furnished by the corporation. will total 264,000 watts. In plain words this power amounts to what is used in furnishing life to half as many electric lights as there are in the entire city.
 The drill team of Lentz Lodge Mo-. Il, D. of H., will leave this afternoon at 1:12 o'clock, for Stuttgart, to at tend the big celebration by the De- gree of Honor lodge of that place. Among the officers who will go are Lady-of- f-Honor, Mrs. J. J. Hope, Mrs. L. Mayfield and Captain Mrs. M. H. Sparrow. The other members of the drill team are Mesdames J. E. Brown, T. H. Flow CTS, D. B. Fullbright, A. H. Hope, ]. Duckett, Lulu Nichols, Sallie Mince, Ollie Walridge, B. Johnson, Miss Johnnie Lee Ponder, Ed Embeck, Tom Wilson, F. w. Blatherwick, F. B. Huntsinger and A. J. Gray.
 White Mountain Ice Cream Freez. CTS are so well known and so satis. factory 1t Is a wonder anyone would buy "just as good.'' Arctics made by same factory are cheaper. We have both.-Fox Bros. Hardware Co.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-09-24
Visit Rylands Queensware Co.,. today and receive free souvenir.


 today and receive free souvenir. Ring up the American-Exc celsior 4dy Co.,. when you have some clothes o clean and press.
 Order a case of the Celebrated Rochester Beer sent to your home. Its Purity is Guaranteed. u -Dr. Grandy ana O'Laniel use solmnoform viitalized air for painless extracting. 211 1-2 Main. 4-19-tf "Dr. Thomas Eclectic Oil is the best remedy for that often fatal dis ease-croup. Has been used with success in our family for eight years Mrs. L. Whiteacre, Buffalo, N. Y. Miss Lucille Harris, of San Antonio Texas, who has been visiting Mrs. Roy Senyard, left yesterday after noon for Little Rock, to be the guest of relatives there for some time. af- ter which she will return to San An tonic.
 Order case of the Celebrated Rochester Beer sent to your home. Its Purity is Guaranteed. tr
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-C. s. McNew deyotes his time to v.zzxDts. 106 Pine St.
 Do not build, repair, move your Epause or put up. with leaking build Esszs until you get our estimate. The Nefsce Construction Co.,, D. w. Boyce HNtxr. 106 Pine St.
 --zHarry Hammond is able to be out sssysin, after being quite sick for sev- <zsza days.
 -.Try a case of the Celebrated Ro- a--1saster Beer and you will buy no >Ag1ax. u' -C. Delosier is sick at the home of .eiEs daughter, Mrs. John Kline, on gEexssf Seventh avenue.
 gNANTED-Boy with horse to carry ssxpers. Apply to B. c. Mead. circula- zaSsn mgr. Graphic. If. ZTOR SALE-Two stoves, chairs and asgztchen table Reasonable. Apply mre Mo. 717 West Second avenue.
 g 13 St. Little Helen Lovejoy, who has saen quite sick for the past few days, .axsas reported better yesterday
 -<iet In with tho push and ring u .americ can-Excelslor Ldy Co.,, whel sa1 want your clothes cleaned and srressed and made to look new.
 News has reached this city of ps.xae arrivel of a daughter, Miss Cath s.nnane Heinz, at the home of Mir. and Ers. John Pierce Oracle, at Rob Roy.
 -Jim Montgomery, negro arrest ,anaa several days ago in the Iron Mountain yards by Special Officer J. F. Holcombe, was fined $1O and costs sain Magistrate Vance's court yesterday. gNhe charge being trespassing.
 Persons contemplating the erect. Hwn of any build mg should consult skssh Mitchell seligman. architect. Citi. essns Bank Building. tf
 Come tU See us when you need a s19&ex. water cooler. rubber hose. screen wire or any other summer ne- reessity ty.-Fox Bros. Hardware Go.
 Try . case of the Celebrated RO. chester Beer and you will buy no esther. If.
 W. F. Lange, member and sec y7efary of the local Barbers Union, Eisft the city few days ago and has z,mM been heard from. His famir 0fSDes not know of his whereabouts, it as said. J. c. Goshoing has been easlected ofill Mr. Lange's position IFS secretary of the Barbers Union.
 Fred Kesterson has just com. sE1eted his new residence at Seventh tlHyenue and Pine stret, and he and xMrs- Kesterson expect to move into M Monday afternoon. The new home .las one of the mcAA attractive in the @>s:ity. They have been located at No. ? 1902 West Barraque street
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-09-24
LADIES' BEAUTY PARLOR.

For all modern ideas in hair dress ing, electric face and scalp treat ments, shampooing and manicuring We lead. We also make a spa- cialty of Chantecler Curls, braids and toilet articles. No. 121 1-2 West Second avenue.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-09-24

Heavy, impure blood makes muddy, pimply complexion, headacll nausea. indigestion. Thin ole4 makes you weak, pale, sickly. B1 dock Blood Bitters makes the bke rich, red pure-restores peru health.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-09-24

-"Herrick Refr;gerators N troit Gasoline Stoves Stone Eltenl Water Coolers, Rubber Hose. Ffses Freezers, at special discount pdta| at Cleveland-Matthews Hardware G|
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-09-24

FOR RENT-A desirable cottage t 1923 Olive street. Electric light
 bath, water and gas. Will rent at !
 bargain. Apply at once to Pinchbaa Taylor, Phone 1032, Real Estate { Insurance.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-09-24
NOTICE.

If you have corns on your feet Sa Madam HOckenhull. She can remsu them. All work guaranteed.
 11O Pine Street. Telphone 1sa1
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-09-24

Jim Potter is quite sick at his home on Indiana street.
 Visit Ryland's Queensware Co.,, today and receive free souvenir. The weather man says it will be partly cloudy today. with cooler weather
 Judge James Gould and family, who are now residing at No. PIT East Sixth avenue, expect to move to 716 West Barraque street, Monday morn- ing.
 FOR SALE-At bargain one 15 horse power gasoline engine at Gould-Galbraith Supply Co., James Gould.
 SULPHUR SPRINGS HOTEL
 W. T. Hill, Prop. Vew phone 4S2, ? rings, store 5 rings
 S-4-1m. The case of Charlotte Simmons, negress, charged with grand lar ceny, was postponed yesterday in the Jefferson circuit court because of the illness of the defendant The circuit court was adjourned until Monday mo, ping.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-09-24

The Celebrated Rochester Beer is Pure and Wholesome. Have a Case sent to your heme. il
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-09-24
GRAND JURY
 GETS WITNESSES
(Continued From Page 1.)
Louis Reichardt Recovering.

Mrs. Diehl and wounded the other
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NEW ARRIVALS. FRESH GRITS WHOLE WHEAT FLOUR 

EVAPORATED FRUITS Full line of Fresh Meats in Market THE LLOYD GROCERY co.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-06
Value of Moving Pictures

That these pictures have a tremen-
dous interest for prospective tourists
and colonists is proven by the expert
ence Of DR.. Clarence E. Edwords of the
California Promotion committee. who
recently delivered a series of 15 lee
lures at the United States land and
irrigation exposition held in the Chi
cago auditorium. He stated that the
viticultural pictures had proven reve-
lation to fasteners. One scene in par
ticular delighted them 1t showed the
novel harvesting of grapes at Cuca-
monga. The whole $500 acre vineyard
is covered with a network of tracks
and the grapes are dumped by the
pickers into small cars, which are
hau'ed into the yard OF the winery
by tiny engine. All this is vividly
shown In the moving pictures, the eli
max being reached when a half dozen
carloads of grapes-tons of luscious
berries-are one by one dumped on a
concrete platform to be shoyeled on
an endless auger conveyor that rushes
the grapes UP to the crusher. These
quantities of juicy grapes made the
mouths of the spectators water and i'm
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-06

pressed upon them the vastness of the
industry.
AS a result of the Illustrated talks
over 500 people made specific inquiries
regarding our grape land and the wines
produced in this state. Five times as
many more registered and asked for
information concerning other indus
tries and opportunities offered in Cali
fornia. In preparing pictures for the
grape growers the photographer studied
synopsis carefully, stating what was
practical and what was not, and how
the matter should be treated in order
to cover it in 1000 feet of film. His
rejection of scenes suggested blue
penciling of superfiuous material from
manuscript He also gave the
tempo. so to speak, for in the moving
picture scenes it is often necessary to
condense in a minute what it ordi-
narily takes five minutes to perform
Much has been written about the me-
chanfcal side of the picture production;
how the camera takes the little pos
tage stamp pictures at the rate of 16
to the second; how the films are de-
veloped. the scenes fastened together
and finally made up into a 1000 foot
reel which will take about 20 minutes
to be shown; how the different scenes
are taken at different times and Diff
ferent places, and welded together into
a complete whole; how the end of each
topic Is manifested not by the drop
ping of curtain, but by the flashing of
printed announcement of the new
scene upon the screen.
In assisting in the taking of the
Vlticultural pictures I had a good
chance to study the care necessary to
achieve good results. Everything must
be worked out in advance, so that there
Is absolutely no possibility of ANYTHING
going wrong. In industrial pictures II
is easy enough to get suitable back
grounds and light effects, but it is often
difficult to get laborers, who do not
realize the workings of a moving pic
ture camera, to be merely themselves
and act naturally. They usually work
little and then stop and await in
structions. If you shout at them TO
Keep going they often act as If they
had been struck with a bullet. ana he
gin to work furiously One stupid per-
son will often spoil the whole excellent
effect achieved by dozen Intelligent
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-06

of flowers This winter 1 am going
to visit my son, who has recently be-
come resident of Santa Barbara. I
believe you can see him plainly in the
picture, riding spirited horse"
Following the success at Seattle the
grape growers of California began to
try by means of a series of moving
pictures showing the vintage season,
the laborers at work and at play, the
homes and hospitality of the prosperous
grape growers. The scenes were taken
in Sonoma county, in San Bernardino
county, in Fresno county and bottling
r,laut a Tivarp,ora
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-06
Noting the Possibilities

1t is only recently that the COM
mercial bodies of California have be-
gun TO realize the possibilities of NOV
ing pictures. Through them 1t is easy
TO convince any one outside the state
that California is the land of sunshine,
fruit and flowers. The easterner, watch
ing happy bathers enjoying a dip in
the sea or summing themselves on the
sand at Coronado, Long beach, Santa
Monica or Santa Barbara, on New
Years day can not but be convinced
that the climate is mild. Glimpses of
the picking of oranges in the citrus
belt, the blossom festival in the Santa
Clara valley or the vintage season in
Sonoma will give him a good idea of
the fruit industry, and if he wants to
see flowers his wonder can be aroused
by showing him pictures of the Golden
Gate park or the beautiful drive to
Smiley heights, Redlands, where multi
colored flowers and shrubs bloom the
year round.
The prospective colonist is getting to
be a very wary person. He has been
deluged with literature from every
portion of the south, southwest and
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-06

the Pacific slope, each section claiming
to have a perfect climate and offering
unusual opportunities for acquiring
wealth. So glowing are these ac-
counts and so different the realization
in many cases that those who have
had their eyes opened have advised
their relatives and friends at home to
go slowly and remain where they are
until they can secure unprejudiced ad-
vice and information.
Seeing is believing, 1t is said, and
when the various scenes of California
are flashed upon the screen, showing
conditions exactly as they exist, there
can be no doubt in the mind of the
spectator He can see for himself Just
how the various industries are con-
Quoted, how the land looks and how
the people live. for all this is graph
ically snapped by the camera.
I never realized what a potent at
traction these moving pictures were to
the general public until / visited the
Seattle exposition last summer and for
three weeks was identified with the
publicity work in the California build
ing. The special lecture room, where
talks on the resources and attractions
of the different counties of California
were given every half hour during the
day, was popular. Each morning a bull
letin board at the entrance announced
the time at which the different lectures
would take place and people would
come into the California building, scan
the schedule carefully, returning again
at the stated time to hear some special
section described. All day long people
would ask to be directed to the lecture
room
Once 1 asked several ladies from
Idaho which lecture interested them.
Los Angeles" one replied.
Have you any friends or special in
terest therer
NO" she replied, but we were told
that the young lady who talks about
Los Angeles supplements her talk with
very interesting moving picture
showing an ostrich farm. and we are
anxious to see how they raise the
BIRDS"
Another time a white haired lady
came in and breathlessly asked, Am I
too late for the Santa Barbara talk?"
And when assured that the speaker
had only begun she answered, II am so
glad. because I want to see the battle
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-06
Bv Horatio F. Stol

- HE triumph Of the moving pic-
ture IS one Of the most striking
in the history Of modern inven-
tions. In every city practically
Of the civilized world moving pictures
are being shown TO crowds Of spec
tators daily. and every one from the
tiniest child TO the oldest man seems
to enjoy them thoroughly.
The dramatic periodicals are begin
ming TO recognize the serious value of
the motion picture drama by printing
serious reviews and criticisms Of the
new plays. Some plays are favorably
noticed while others are blamed for
lack OF technique. faulty construction,
poor acting or stage management. The
actors, too. have TO come I'D to q much
higher standard than formerly. The
call is for degree Of excellence which
IN one performance before the camera
will stand the test OF performances in
all the countries Of the world Often
copies OF one film must do for the
whole world. The motion picture drama
IS the universal drama: it speaks no
individual tongue but a universal Ian
gusge.
The uses TO which these moving
pictures are now being put are varied
and novel They are intended not only
10 amuse but to instruct as well, for
1t has been found that even purely
commercial and the most scientific top
ics can be treated in a popular and
educational way. For example, in
many OF the large medical universities
of Europe it is the custom now to sup
plement lectures on the treatment of
various diseases and difficult operations
with moving pictures. which show
every detail minutely and permit not
only the students Of those universities
TO see an actual demonstration Of the
work but students in every part OF the
world, since these films can be multi
piled indefinitely.
1t is said that the United States navy
department has been very successful
IN securing recruits by illustrating its
lectures with moving pictures showing
the favorable features Of life on the
ocean wave.
The United States department of ag-
riculture is using moving pictures to
bring home TO the farmers of the coun-
try the necessity of modern methods in
agriculture. It has always been hard
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-06

TO make them understand from mere
descriptions how to handle their crops
in this new era Of agriculture. The
average man on the farm doesn't take
kindly TO advice he hears or reads-he
wants visual proof of the soundness of
things. He sticks to the old ways un-
til he actually sees the advantage of
the new
1t is for this reason that the United
States department Of agriculture is now
adopting the motion picture machine to
educate the farmer. Films are being
made at the different experiment sta
tions throughout the country showing
the new order of things in the way of
preparing the land, planting, cultivat-
ing, harvesting. handling of the crop
how to make roads, how to breed cat
tie, horses. sheep and farm animals,
and the thousand and one tasks that oc-
cupy farmers. BY exhibiting these
films at proper meetings of farmers
all over the country, the department
hopes TO give them actual, visual con-
vincing proof that the old order
changeth, giving place to the new. and
the new agriculture means better
crops. better farms, better roads and
better animals
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-06
The Wise Chinaman

When he was told to pick like HI"
he worked as if his life depended upon
1T, and the grapes fell into the basket
with such rapidity that 1T was soon
filled to the brim. One of the oper-
ators bemoaned the fact that the China
mans sun hat covered his face and
suggested that he be asked to push it
back. But the Chinaman intended that
the picture should be lifelike and
showed his good Judgment by remark
ing. You heap big fool. No can pick
grapes quick and look at you no want
to cut my fingers of. This knife plenty
sharp"
There are often little incidents that
occur in the taking of pictures that
are purely accidental. but help out the
atmosphere wonderfully Following e
the picking we photographed the haul
ing and showed two sturdy men lifting
the boxes from the ground upon the
wagon which was to carry the grapes
to the winery. With the regularity OF
machines they grasped the boxes, gave
them q good swing and landed them
on the wagon without the least ap-
parent effort. The driver In turn piled
them on top of one another so as TO
get as many boxes on the wagon as
possible. AS he lifted one Of these
boxes the bottom gave way and there
was perfect shower of white berries.
which clung to the wagon and dropped