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The Detroit times., 1910-10-13
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The Detroit times., 1910-10-13

pernture, 4oy minimum, al mean, 36t
snowfall melted, .oIp cloudy skies.
The sum sets today at asa d. MI the
moon sets ut 1870 q. mn. Friday, md
the sum rises Friday st 5Al .. m.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-13
THE WEATHER.

For Detroit and vicfnityt Thursd.x
night, fair and warmer, Friday, psrfIx
cloudy moderate southeasterIy winds.
For Lower Michigani PsrtIx c,c.1-
tonight and Friday warmer tonight.
For the Upper Lakes Moderate
winds, mostly east on Superior, and
southeast on Michigan and Huron,
partly cloudy, possibly unsettled 90.
night and Friday.
For the Lower Lakes Moderate
southeast winds tonight and Friday,
The Detroit times., 1910-10-13

UMBRELLAS ~ = $780, ss:ss..s Se@
The Detroit times., 1910-10-13

nEssENoEn-MAIN On crrY-spH
The Detroit times., 1910-10-13

TODAY's TEMPEARTUREs.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-13
fAxIoAB-MAIN Un CITY BE-

Bob Printing D:re Risht. rire:
Main lea q City sssi.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-08-03
GRAPHIC'S WEEKLY
 COTTON LETTER

New York, July 3s.-The contin- uance of dry, hot weather in Texas and Oklahoma and fear of drouth in these states, stimulated buying of cotton this week on larger scale than at any time this year, particul- arly of the new crop, and substantial gains were made and firmly held.
 The evening Up Of the long and short accounts caused considerable irregularity in the old crop options. but the advantage lay altogether with the bulls and the shorts were com pelled to pay dearly for their mis- judgment Of last seasons conditions.
 It is becoming generally recognized that the growing crop sustained ser ious damage during July from excess sive rains over the greater part of the belt. East of the Mississippi and the unofficial estimates now being circulated are very much lower than last months.
 
 more than twelve million bales seems probable now and unless Texas and Oklahoma get rain within the near future it is likely to be considerably less. In view of last years shortage a crop of under twelve million bales will necessarily result in very high prices and trades iniereses in the best position to appreciate this situation.
 Private reports indicate a deterior- ation Of abou. ; per cent in the cop dit:on of the crop this month and the government report to be issued Au gust 2nd is expected to be around 75. August is usually a critical month for the crop and the market is expected to be very sensitive to weather con ditiong during the next few weeks.
 The occurrence of good rains in Texas and Oklahoma might cause a temporary reaction, but we believe that prices will work higher later in the season and the market is likely to have very sharp advances upon any further unfavorable changes in the Weathec.
 Latham, Alexander <, Co
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GRAPHIC'S WEEKLY
 STOCK LETTER

Liquidation on large scale was unexpectedly resumed in the stock market this week, and prices dropped to the lowest level of the year on a heavy volume of business. This has happened a number of times since last December and on each occasion the market rallied sharply afterWard and remained dull until some unfav- orable development would precipi- tate another wave of forced selling.
 This time it was attributed to a crop scare in the corn belt. Attend ing the slump this week an unwieldy account for foreign syndicate which had been regarded as weak
 The recovery, however, was chiefly at the expense of the large short in- terest that had accumulated on the de- cline and in the opinion of we'll in- formed men did not reflect genuine or permanent improvement in the general situation, despite the favor dDIc SUOWiIS Hdue III lne quarterly statement of the [. g. Steel Corpora tion.
 The banking position throughout the country is still extended too much to warrant the belief that active speculation for the rise is likely to be immediately resumed, although there have been indications of slow improvement in this quarter.
 Political agitation is becoming more of a factor and will continue to be so from now on. The corn and cotton crops shows distinct evidences of deterioration but so far no disaster has overtaken them.
 Undoubtedly some good railroad stocks are selling at very attractive prices just now. and those who can afford to carry them through possible further declines will eventually find their purchases profitable. After the present short interest has been cov- cred, the market is likely to sell off and become dull for a while.
 Latham, Alexander & Co. New York City,
 July 30, 1910.
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DEATH OF COLONEL
 JAMES HOMER

News of the death of Colonel James Homer, a former resident of this city who died recently at his home in San Antonio, Texas, has been received in Pine Bluff Colonel Homer was one of the earliest traveIng auditors in the Cotton Belt service here and was quite we'll known in this city and section. While here he lived at the home of R. H. M. Mills and had many admirers among the oldrer residents of this city. At the time of his death, Colonel Homer held responsible position with the Texas and Aransas Pass Railroad, with headquarters at San Antonio le is survived by his widow
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-08-03
BUGGY AND PATROL
 WAGON IN CHASE
Police Capture and Arrest Two Lin. coin County Men Who We're Doing Things" in the Missouri Street
 NeighbOrhOOd Last Night.

VI. F. Owens and c F. Reynolds, two white men who live in the neigh borhood of Star City in Lincoln coun- ty. were arrested last night by As sistant Chief of Police James Reid finger and Patrolmen Max Cook and D. R. Satterf:eld after an exciting chase and a buggy and the officers pursued in the patrol wagon, Had it not been for the fact that the Arkansas river checked the men in their flight at the foot of Tennessee street the chase would probably have been on through out the night. They had to come to 8 stop for fear of driving over the river bank The men were placed in the city jail and will answer a charge of being drunk and disorderly in the city police court this mornifg.
 The police received telephone call early in the evening to come to a ne- gro settlement in the Missouri street neighborhood, where the two men were frightening negro women and cutting up'' generally. The men heard the patrol wagon approaching, jump ed into their buggy and drove away at a fast speed Tbe officers in the patrol wagon followed and after an exciting chase the men were taken.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-08-03
NEWSPAPER SPACE.

Every line in newspaper costs it's publisher something If 1t is to nene- fit some individual, he may fairly ey- pect to pay something You do not go into a grocery and ask the prop rietor to hand you out ten pounds Of sugar for nothing, even though the grocer may be a personal friend and even the gift might not be large one. a.
 If the beneficiary Of advertising does not pay for it, the proprietor las to settle the bill Nevertheless many people cannot seem to learn that newspaper pays it's expenses by rent ing space, and that it is just as much entitled to collect rent for every day that space is occupied as you are for the house you rent to tenant.
 Most newspapers expect to treat re- ligious and philanthropic enterprises liberally, yet in spite Of this many of these enterprises expect the neWspa- per to give them space rent free, while they carry their job printing to some other shop. The place for them to look for support, is the place they patronize.
 Religious organizations, We are sor- ry to say, are the worst offenders in this line that we have to deal with. We believe that we are just as good Christians, and are just as generous as the average merchant on the street. We therefore cannot understand why We are repeatedly besought to give away our goods, by people who would never think of begging cream from the milkman pr coffee from the gro cer.-Gouverneur (N. Y.) Free Press.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-08-03
BIG BARBECUE
 AT REDFIELD

Under the auspices of the I. o. o. F., and w. 0. w. lodges, big basket picnic and barbecue will be given at Redfield, this county, on Wednesday, August 10, and many preparations are being made for the affair. Some pro- minent Arkansas politicians will be among the speakers on that occasion and there will be other amusements, including ball games, dancing, athle- tics, etc The committee on arrange ments includes T. J. Cunningham, chairman; w. A. Tate, A. F. McNeill, R. w. Teer, M. L. Ho!aman, W. R. dents of the neighborhood
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-08-03
THE PARKER ROAD
 DEAL IS OFF
fContinued From Page 1.)

conference with several local finan- ciers made known the outcome of his final efforts.
 Pine Bluff had compiled with every demand of the Parker road promoters. The one hundred thousand dollar oon- US was quickly subscribed some months ago and was ready for MT. Parker and his associates at any time the demand for the money was made in compliance with the signed agree ana and Gulf Railway Company and the citizens of Pine Bluff The right of way through the city and county and the depot and terminal sites in this city were also assured them. but the promoters have failed to bring the Marker road to a successful ter- imitation.
 The Memphis, Paris and Gulf rail- road is now knocking at Pine Bluffs door. More than s62,000 has already been raised of the required s100,00 bonus and it now appears as if the people of this city will subscribe lib- orally in order to assure this road for this city
 Mr. Parker left Pine Bluff yester- day for Chicago to interest other .fi- nanciers in his project, It has been MT. Parker's greatest ambition for years to bring the Parker Road in- to PiEe Bluff and notwithstanding h:s recent failure, he will not give Up el.irely. He says he has a line on other men of means in Chicago whom he will interest in his proposi- tion and with that end in view and with the determination to win out in his efforts, he has returned to Chica- go.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-08-03
RESOLUTIONS.

Whereas, it has pleased divine pro- vidence to remove s. Y. T. Knox, vice president Of the Consumers Ice and Coal Co, since it's organization, from our midst. and whereas t is our de- sire, in some permanent form, to tes- tify our appreciation of his services. so willingly rendered, and our sorrow at his departure: Now. therefore, be 1t
 Resolved, That we, the directors of the Consumers Ice and Coal Co.,, in special meeting assembled, do make this record of our affectionate respect for our departed felloW-citizen and co-worker. During an unbroken as- sociation of more than six years we found him ever alert to the interests and the welfare of our Company; as it's officer he was keenly alive to his duties and fulfilled them in manner which can but elicit our gratitude and pride. As a man of business he held the respect and confidence of not on- ly the people of our city, but also busi ness men abroad, wherefore he was sought as an associate in enterprises of moment. As patriotic citizen, an advocate of municipal advancement. a sympathizer with all good work, an affectionate husband and beloved par ent, he was all the term, good man implies. He has left us. but his mem- ory shall long dwell with all who knew him.
 Resolved, that these resolutions be entered upon the minutes of our Company, copy thereof be sent to the family of our late associate, and copies be given to the public press.
 J. F. RUTHERFORD, Pres.
 H. BRINGMAN, Secretary.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-08-03
FREE SCHOLARSHIP
 FOR SOME GIRL

Governor Donaghey has received notice from the Southern Christian College, at West Point, Miss, to the effect that he has been authorized to bestow scholarship in the school upon any Arkansas girl whom he may select. The scholarship will be gratuitous to the person named by the chief executive, and the governor is desirous of knowing whether or not there are any girls in the state who would like to attend the school in question. A request for appointment as the beneficiary should be forward ed to his office at once, as the sehol- arship is for the ensuing year.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-08-03
M'DANIEL-BAUGHMAN
 GIVEN A CHARTER

4 charter was granted by the sec retary of state yesterday to the Me Daniel-Baughman Lumber Company of Pine Bluff. The company is incor- porated by Lloyd J. McDaniel, \. R.. Baughman and Charles J. Madding, and is capitalized at $15,0OO, with s12,000 subscribed. The company will do a general manufacturing business, including all kinds of lumber, shing les, etc, in the products handled.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-08-03
Cnn0rsp
 FOR fLETcHsR's C A s T . R,1
WANT DEs BUcKNEp
 IN LITTLE PnHo| PH

Rev. W, D. B1cHner. v5o r.,,. the position as .ec.c, os s's Church in this city soms month, and who recently received a fl, fls.| ing call from St Peters cbn.ss n.ss1 his old home city, Norfolk. va go to Little Rock this nornin. ' ,. ! request of the Chapter Of T,,. ss Cathedral which vii, hold a nsss s,s tonight and desires to confer ,s s him. It is understood that tbs os, ter of the Cathst7a! arg to ;ssn. % call to Dr, Buck1sc to accent rss s' flee of Dean at t1&, church and Buckner has bsen called there personally consider s4c4 a prop, tion.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-08-03
NEW WHOLESALE
 HOUSE HERE

E. Eilbott, formerly of the Isaac Dreyfus wholesale house resigned his position August 1, and is preparing to establish a big wholesale dry goods and general notions store in this city at an early date. MT. Eilbott an- nounced yesterday that he had not yet been able to secure a suitable To- to do so in the next few days when further announcement will be made.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-08-03
SHERIFF PHILPOT
 MAKES SETTLEMENT

Sheriff C. M Philpot has returned from Little Rock where he made his annual settlement with the state, pay ing over nearly $1O0,O0O from Jeffer- son county into the state treasury. On Monday a balance of $S4,644.4 was paid in by Sheriff Philpot, he hav- ing previous advanced the state about $11,000.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-08-03

WANTED-A lady travelling con- panion for small family Must not be more than middle age and neat dresser, light work Good pay and a nice time guaranteed Call at 4th Ave. Hote', Aug. :. and at D. m. or write i. E. pcawe ett, Gen Del Pine Puff S-2-2t..
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-08-03

officers Of cle S4.-er.-,
 Gov Governor. nc :, eoysrno-s 2yrE 9r.vass t, and the A;torrey c4-a-.f u Auditor on the so1,4~=se stda a' wing The officers .. 9E oi court and the State T--ss,,-sa3 sa3' eapy e'ipz the fFont o@1e@s .: tss '', U wing The g0vsTaa:s o=tcs .,s preme court chan5s- zf1 sat north and south --5. os ." corridor, The s@aa,= as4 ..5.ss . bers and eomn2j.-@= -serss .... a second floor. Ta4 z5 -e9'lt on each side ot |. main .. a.o's
 r.s
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-08-03

Two burner Gasoline stoves, all brass tubing at $2.79. Three burner at s3.79, not the cheapest kind, but a good stove with high frame at Cleyeland-M Hardware Co.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-08-03
Argue

YOU .'.nI.t.. DOING BUSI- NESS TO MAKE MONEY. so ARI.. WE.
 YOU MUST HAVE GOOD GOODS TO DO BUSINESS. so MUST WE.
 ADVERTISING IN THIS PAPER PAYS. WI. WON'T ARGUE THIS POINT-WE CAN PROVE TT.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-08-03
MOVING DAFT
 AT STATE PEN
(Contirued from Page l )

company. will make c traffic agree ment with the Little Rock company, so one fare will carry passengers from Argenta to any point in Little Rock through a transfer, and the same for Little Rock passengers go- ing to Argenta. 1 number Of mem bers of the council are in favor of getting street car connection with Argenta without such restriction' stating that car line across the bridge is an absolute necessity.
 Much Hydrophobia.
 There is apparently an epidemic or hydrophobia over the state, particul- arly in the central section, though the condition probably exists else where the same without reports being received in this city. Dr. C. H. Hoff- man, chemist of the College of Physi- clans and Surgeons, has received within the past week, the brain Of half dozen dogs which have bitten oth- CT animals, and in some instances, people, asking for an analysis. In every instance the brain of the animal showed unmistakable signs of rabies. Dr. Hoffman states he never received so many specimens as he has this year, and believes that each animal killed so far has bitten number of oth rs and thus spread the disease. He says this is an argument convinc- ing enough to cause the next legisla- ture to pass an act making an appro- priation to assist in maintaining pasteur institute in Arkansas.
 Capitol Nearing Completion.
 Now that the State Capilal has be- gun to take on form which looks some thing like completion, the as- signment Of rooms for the various state officiers has commenced, though none of the officers will be permitted to move in until in No- vember or December. Some of the officers will not move even then, Sec retary of State Ludwig stating he in- tends to remain in the old building until his term expires in January. The officers of the State Capitol Com mission will be open in the building within the next two weeks. This will be in the state board room which adjoins the entrance vestibule on the first floor. When the building is completed it will be turned over to the state boards for a meeting place. On the basement floor the front suites will be occupied by the State Superintendent of Public Instruction on the North, and the Arkansas Rail- road Commission and the clerk of the Supreme Court on the South. The rear portion of the basement floor will be occupied by the Arkansas National Guard and the Commission CT of Mines, Manufacturers and Agri- cultlre. The first floor will have the
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-08-03
GOVERNMENT REPORT
 CAUSED NO SURPRISE

New York, Aug. 2.-The govern ment report was about as expected today and prices reactel moderately on profit taking. The undertone was firm on good buying. Spot quota tions ten points higher No sales.
 Latham, Alexander & Co.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-08-03

-Dr. Grandy and O'Daniel use solmnoform viitalized air for painless extracting. 211 1-2 Main. 4-19-tf
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-08-03

Try the celebrated Rochester Beer. There is no better beer brew ed in America. 7-10 I'm.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-08-03

The weather man says it will be partly cloudy today.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-08-03

15O Selected Suits On sale. Satur. day and Monday 5000 each.-Kastor < Bluthenthal.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-08-03

Entered at Postofice at Pine Bluf. Ark. as second class mail matter.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-08-03

Latham, Alexander & Co.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-08-03

New Ork Clty,
 July 3, 1910.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-08-03
BASEBALL
SOUTHERN LEAGUE.

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The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1910-01-20

ON the himsy platform at Huron on
February list. And for what purpose?
Why. to quote the exact language of
the call. for the purpose of endors-
Ing candidates for state and congress-
ional offices for the consideration of
the republican voters at the primar-
les to be held in June, 1870" And
two Of the committee of five who
prepared this resolution and call
were Editor Day Of the Sioux Falls
Argus-Leader. and Editor Holiday
Of the Iroquois Chief, who were chief
among those who condemned the
progressives for getting together 10
talk over principles.
The Huron meeting was condemn
ed as an "ofice-holders' meeting
because among the attendants were
a number holding Offices. The Water
town conference might be as justly
called an observation-disclosures" meet
ing. The most prominent figures
were ex-United States Senator Kitt-
redge, ex-State Auditor Holiday ex-
Governor Elrod, ex-State Senator
Longstaff, ex-State Senator Abel, etc.
What Of the consistency of men
and papers thatawiM condemn a meet
ing to consider principles, and then
endorse one to fix up a complete slate
and label it Take This Straight"
more than four months before the
primaries?
II the ~progressives raped the pri-
mary law, what are the stalwarts do
ing to it?
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1910-01-20
win Side With Pinchot.

Chicago Tribune: Without In
quiring into the technical justice of
the discharge of Mr.. Pinchot, the
Tribune must repeat that the country
will stand by Pinchot, right or wrong.
1t does not understand legal techni-
calities and 1t is prepared to accept
the Presidents statement that Mr..
Ballinger has acted within the law.
But long since the country has zen
able to distinguish between men who
are law honest and those who are
moved by moral zeal for the preser-
walton of the public interest against
private privilege. In that sense The
Tribune believes that the great ma
jority will disapprove the action Of
the President In discharging Pinchot,
who Of all men under President Taft
represents in the clearest sense the
spirit Of the administration Of Theo-
dore Roosevelt. Whatever Mr.. Pin
chot's faults may have been they
were faults that the heart Of the peo-
pie must forgive. They were faults
not disapproved by Mr.. Roosevelt.
He IL q zealot battling in the public
interest with his zeal confirmed by
his successful efforts to redeem the
public domain from private spoila-
ton.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1910-01-20
stalwarts Divided.

Madison Outlook: A conference
OF stalwart republicans was held at
Watertown last Thursday at which
1t was voted to place a full stalwart
state and congressional ticket in the
held this year. and a call was issr I'D
TOR another meeting to be held at
Huron on February / at which time
a full ticket will be presented. At
least that 10 the program. To be
sure. there are a lot of stalwarts Who
do not take that view Of the matter
at all, and they are liable to have
something to say about the matter. In
fact the sentiment in the stalwart
ranks Is SO divided that one Of two
things is pretty likely to happen.
Either there will be an open rupture
In the stalwart faction or else the
large number of stalwarts who be-
lieve the present state administration
has made good will quietly vote with
the p~rogressives and let 1t go at that.
Either horn of the dilemma does not
look very promising for a stalwart
victory.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1910-01-20
Compliment to Pinchot.

Sioux City Tribune: The COM
ment Of papers In the landgrab reg
ion on the dismissal Of Pinchot is
what might be expected. The Port
land Oregonian says I'VE want things
done In this country. Ballinger is
the right man in the right place :
This Individual (Pinchot) has
what the people, before they knew
the hne term megalomania, called the
The Rocky Mountain
News says Taft should have kicked
Pinchot out sooner The San Fran
cisco Chronicle says there was nut
one thing for the president to do ind
that vas TO dismiss Pinchot. Price
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1910-01-20
SOME PLAHkINTon NEWS

Plankinton, Jan. l7.-Rather too
much snow for good sleighing. We
hope for a January thaw soon.
Rev. Green was a Mitchell visitor
Saturday.
s. H. Blackwell returned Friday
from a trip to points in this state.
Sheriff Morrison has an attack of
the grippe.
We understand that there are sew
eral cases of smallpox in Stickney.
"A jolly crowd of young folks from
Plankinton drove out to E. j. Nor
gan's Friday evening. All report a
good time.
The ladies of the Aid Society are
planning on a grand sleigh ride this
coming week.
Geo. M. Marshall, Of Belvidere, Ill.