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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1910-10-14
ORGANIZE, SAYS BRYAN.
commoner Urges All Democrats to &c
to Polls, and Sees Victory.

Organize and get out the Demo
cratic vote"
This rs the advice Of William Jen.
nings Bryan to tho Democrats Of In
diana. Mr.. Bryan was in rhdianapo-
lis last evening for few hours and
talked with number OF Democratic
leaders. He is entirely optimistic and
sees success ahead for the party.
Il find that the Democrats are speak.
Ing confidently of the result ia Indl-
ana" said Col. Bryan. Some of then
believe that we are going 10 re-elect
all OF the present Democratic Con
gressmen and gain the other two dis
kicts. And they feel very sure Az TO
Mr.. kern's election.
The most important thing II seems
10 me, is TO organize every precinct
and get the vote out In an on year
the vote Is apt to fail down, and the
party which gets ITS vote out has
distinct advantage. Enthusiasm helps
TO get the vote cut. and enthusiasm is
on our side this year But, that alone
VIII not get It out The organization
must be made as perfect as pessibls."
Col. Bryan commented briefly. upon
President Taft's campaign letter. II
Is evidence. he said. chat Taft is trying
10 heal tho breach in the Republican
party without realizing how serious II
is. Also that the President now pro-
poses a Democratic remedy for the
tariff.
He proposes 20 reduce the tarir by
means OF separate bills instead OF
general measure" said Col. Bryan.
When the Democrats tried 70 do the
same ching In 1892 the Republicans
ridiculed the plan and called nur bills
'pop-gun bills They will speak of
them more respectfully Of them In the
future however"
Passing on to the "tarir commits
sion Idea" Col. Bryan said:
'TFhere Is no need for a tariff com
mission and the only purpose a tariff
commission could serve II appointed
by the next Congress would be to To-
vestigate until the next election and
gain nothing but desirable delay"
Col. Bryan referred to the mistaken
Idea which prevails In many places.
that there is at present tariff com
mission-recently created.
There is no tariff commission now
empowered to investigate the coat Of
production and any attempt 10 secure
one would delay a settlement OF the
question. The one way TO rediico the
tariff IL to elect senator's and con.
gressmen who are In favor OF reducing
II. They Will not need a commission
70 help them. Protectionlsts elected |
TO either house would not pay any at
tention to a commissions recommenda-
lions II by any chance II recommended
any reductions"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1910-10-14

ls. hai they w1ni.
s~ppcrt 81 a. y. G Mrach OF IN
diana Cor Snea'er g. the National
House of Representatives.. This. II is
Charged ~ he regular Republicans
Is an eaost IN the part OF the Beve.
ricge "i~ surreEt" organization 10 line
up the regulars They look upon the
Insurgents with distrist and believe
that the promise 10 support Mr. Crum-
packer is idle and worthless. Mr.
Crumpacker believes in the things
they stand for-the things the "insur
gents have drifted away from-and
they regard the promise IS an attempt
10 evade the query: "Will you vote
for Joseph G. Cannon They see no
possibility OF Crumpacker being the
caucus nominee for Speaker and there
fore attach no Importance 10 the boom
for Crumpacker for Speaker
The continued absence OF regular
Republicans from the ranks of the
Insurgents in matters OF organization
is exciting some comment Some OF
these regular" leaders have been In.
duced TO play minor part I'm the work
OF organization. but there is no dis
position TO take them into the conf
dence OF the "insurgent" leaders. They
viii be trusted with none of the plan
Ming and Will be used merely for or
namentai purposes by the 'insur-'
gents Their seeming activity will
be used q draw other regulars" into
the "insurgent" fold. If possible. In
all positions OF trust or Importance
however, a staunch 'insurgent" will lie
found-some one who shouts for SEN
ator Beveridge at the drop OF the hat
and holds his breath waiting for the
hat 10 drop
An instance OF this determination
on the part OF the Beveridge organ
ization- Is seen IN the appointment OF
Senator William Y. Springetsof Eliz-
abethtown as head of the Speakers
Bureau. At least this is the belief
of the regulars" Senator Springer
is one of the Beverage shouters and
an "insurgent" of the first water. This
position was formerly filled by VIII
H. Hays. who is a regular" Repub-
lican and not In sympathy with the
"insurgent" movement Mr.. HAYS de.
ceined 10 serve this year and the story
is exrent that he was either discour-
aged by the Beveridse organization.
or that his friends among the "regu-
lars prevailed upon him not TO lend :
his assistance-or both At any rate,
Mr.. Hays viii not be chairman OF the
Speak Bureau ~ and Senator
Springer will This means that no one
wiz make speeches in Indiana dur
ing the campaign under the authority 4
Of the Beverage state committee un-
less he agrees to make an 'insurgent"
speech and laud Senator Beverage Z
10 the skies. James Il. Watson, one
Of the most eloquent Of the Republican
speakers, would find It hard TO meet
these requirements.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1910-10-14

Afability, mildness, tenderness and
a word which fain would bring back
to Its original hgnihcation OF virtue.
moor sQod nature. are Of daily use;
thsy~sHs ths breea Of mankind, and
stan Il lifscAadiaon - s...>
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1910-10-14

o who
a
day atthe least Write
SEXTON MANUFACTURING
ILL.
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OFFICIAL PARTY
 KILLING BEAR R

Little Rock, Ark. Nov 15.-Appar- ently before the great bear hunting party had time to reach Mellwood and get in camp, a telegram was receiv- ed by Bruce T. Bullion, secretary to Governor Donaghey, stating resident hunters who had established the camp on the day previous, had killed two bears Monday, and had struck several fresh trails Tuesday which were being followed by Gov. Donaghey and Associate Justice Kirby If the report is true, the hunters will not only bag one bear, upon which they were intent, but will come back with a bearskin rug for each members of the party to spread before the fire side in future years and tell how i've killed a bear" All sorts of messages are expected today, but the home guard is waiting for more bear and less message, going on the old adage of seeing is believing'
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kOnteSt Monument.

Several inquiries have been receiv- ed in reference to the final count of the votes and whether the contest ants and their friends would be al lowed to witness it. For the bene- fit of those interested the counting of the votes by the judges will take place at this office as soon after o'clock as Is possible and the con- testants and their friends, in hac. any one at all interested in contest doings are cordially invited to be here and witness the count and hear the winners announced.
 No more paper coupons. They are done with for all time. Paper votes swamped the contest department eu- tirely yesterday, and it was late at night before they were counted and credited to the different contestants
 Clubbing of the new yearly sub- scripiions will be allowed on the last
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WiIson-Currie.

The wedding Of Miss Mayme Wilson and John D. Currie was solcmnized yesterday morning at Hamburg before large assemblage of friends and relatives. The wedding was espe- ciallv important at Hamburg, on ac- count of the prominence of the con- tracing parties Mr Currie is q former Pine Bluff boy and is now cashier of the Ashley County Bank at Hamburg. Miss Wilson is the daughter of a prominent Ashley county planter. Immediately after the ceremony the couple left for New Orleans, on their wedding trip. Among those from out of town who attended were: My. and Mrs T. D. Currie and daughters, Miss Cornelia and Leta Currie, Miss Mattie Currie, Miss Mary Panks, Miss May Reynolds, and Miss Eleanor Mum; Mesers Sterling Bar row W. A. Waldrep, of Pine Bluff; J R. Prewitt, of Tillar, Chester Fay Tor and Harry Hill of Little Rock. Practically all of the Pine Bluff To- cal attendants returned home yester- day afternoon at 5 o'clock.
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few days of the contest.
 There will be no more changes of the standings of the contestants in the paper until the winners names are announced.
 Who will win? If contestants knew how many votes the other fel- low had 1t would be pretty easy fol some of them. However the above is out Of thu question, as no one will have tn, least idea Of how many votes the oth CT may have.
 Saturday night will tell the story will you be one of the fortunate win. ners? It is all over now but tht shouting.
 fBARG NlNS, BARGAINS, BARGAIN! GET YOURS THESE LAST FEN DAYS OF THE CONTEST. VOL WILL SURE NEED THEM ALL.
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Wednesday Bridge Club.

The Wednesday Bridge Club, Which was recently organized by the Jewi5i' ladies of the city, was entertained delightfully."- by Mrs. A, F. Bfeyfus yesterday afternoon at her home on West Barraque street. The interior of the home was added to with simple floral decorations and after tAs. games delicious one-course lunch con was served The club prize, a silver picture frame. fell to Mrs Charles Bloom and Mrs. Joseph captured the guests prize, bar pin Those present were: Mesdames Mo Levine, s. A. Rosenberg, J. B. Simon D. M. Bluthenthal, Lee Kastor, San Katzenstein, Harry Hanf, Adolpf Bluthenthal, J. c. Schloss, Ma, Eisenkramer, A. s. Joseph, of Birm ingham, Ala, and M. E. Bloom Misses Fannie Hanf, Raella Solmson Rosa Belle Hochstadter, of Birming ham. and Bessie Bluthenthal.
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Entertained on the River.

Jeff Hicks, owner of the J. Frank Hicks, the handsome little river boat at this point entertained few of his friends yesterday afternoon on his boat, in honor of his sister, Mrs. Nellie Hicks Hunter, of Memphis. The party left about o'clock and spent about two hours on the river. The splendid little boat is practically new and is one of the most expensive and complete ever seen in the city. The comfort furnished by the neat little craft made the afternoon one of much enjoyment. Lunches were spread on the boat. In the party were Miss Mary Kate Riley, Sorrells Dewoody, Miss Jessie Adams, Hervey Mann, Mrs. Charles Alexander, Mr. and Mrs. John Mills, Mrs. Nellie Hicks Hun- ter, of Memphis, and MT. Hicks.
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THE LINEUP FOR FINAL
 DASH IN VOTING CONTEST

see them again and get them to renew their subscription for longer per- iod They will do so gladly "Fa nj heart neer won fair lady and it is the same in a contest of this charac. ter. You must have energy and the determination to back it up; deter imitation is what counts.
 You have only three days in which to be trip winner in this contest and in these three days big vote can be secured enough to give you q comfortable lead over your nearest ODDOnent
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COterie Concert.

On account of the illness of num- ber of members of the Coterie Chorus the chorus was not as complete as It might have been at the morning con cert yesterday morning at the Tenn pie, but still the concert and espe- cially the work of the chorus was very fine. The interest in the WorK of the chorus is now very intense Never before has so much enthus' asm been shown in the choral work. Many musicians and members of the Coterle state that the chorus is improving greatly under the direction or Mrs D. R. Zones, of Little Rock. A solc by Dot Kastor was greatly appreciat- ed as was also the number by Miss Metz. of Washington, D. c. A lbuslness session was held yesterday mornlns before the concert and large mum ber of dues were collected. The yea book was also distributed.
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Z..a.ment Announced

Arrangement Announcea' o;xor
 .t an attractive bridge party slvel
 A, s, w A. Taggart on yesterday
 Os+ornoon " the interesting engagement
 = Mise Aylmer Taggart, daughter o'
 M .4. and Mrs. W. o. Saggart, to Thom-
 m aa Havnes Gregory, was formally
 announced. The bridge party was
 an of the most elaborate given heFe e ,o lime. The home was beau
 4:s,,1 in pretty flowers. Chrysan-
 thomums and roses were used ill pro-
 1s,on and here and there a large
 forn or stately green palm lent It's
 -ofreshing green color to the lovely,
 .-.aron+ flowers. Large bowls and
 ~held most of the flowers but
 +te mantels were banked with great
 numbers of the chosen blooms. Into
 .ho flower-filled home with all its delicious fragrance from the flowers
 and it's handsome surroundings the
 ouosts entered at the invitation of 1ittlo James Allen, who stood at the door Mrs. John F. Rutherford, Mrs.
 1ohn Bookhart, Mrs. B. w. Freeman, Mrs W o Taggart and the hostess re- ceiyed the guests
 By dainty little place cards, with r,o1onial maids and the names of the guests engraved on them, the attend ants found their places They were next given small envelopes by Mes- danes John F. Rutherford, James AL len and John Bookhart, these disclos- ing the secret of the entertainment. The card which each guest found in the envelope was engraved Miss Aylmer Taggart-Mr. Thomas Haynes Gregory" and bore small cupid ring ing wedding bells and was tied with a small white bow. The games were played with much interest. When they were over it was found that Mrs. o. w. Clarke was entitled to the high score favor, which was brass urn filled with lchrysanthemums. The consolation was won by Mrs. Harry N. Atwood, beautiful hand painted plate. The honoree was presented with a pair of silk hose. Miss Tag gart wore beautiful costume of blue crepe de chine and Mrs. Taggart was attired in old rose silk. Tempting re- treatments were served at the end of the lovely affair. Among those in were Mesdames Went worth, of Fort Smith; A. M. Barrow, D. H. Saunders, Hary Atwood, J. B. Speers, R. c Thompson, Frank G Brid- ges Alex Powell, V. D. Wilkins, J. P. Jordan, William Toney, H. B. Strange, Charles Ringler, A w. Scruggs, O.. w. Clarke, C. E. Philpot, w. T Sea we'll, J s. Jenkins, Bison Hale, R. c. E. A Peck, W H. Langford, E. w. Freeman, w O. Taggarr, T. M. Phillips, P F. Byrd, H. B Speers, Jo Nichol, James H. Allen, Alexander, John Bookhart, Clarence Collier, Sam Russell, T. H. Collier, Felix Smart, L. F. Hut, c. s. Williamson, of Hot Springs; Thompson, Charles Tr;plett, H. H. Ferguson, Lutie Mont gomery, A. W. Troupe, Oliver Gal braith, R. B. Lee, Drew White, T. J. Collier Walter Wilkins w N. Trulock, W. F. Coleman, Trawick, John Ruth erford; Misses Reva Harris, Mary Geisreiter, Atwood, Mary Kate Riley, Mattie Qrto, Minnie McGaughy, of Warren. Lutie Alexander, Alma De- woody, Mum, Taylor, Alma Taggart and Title James Allen. The wedding of Miss Taggart and MT. Gregory is set for Wednesday, November 29.
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COLLECTORS NOTICE. Plum Bayou Drainage Taxes

fo all owners of land, etc., in Hsxa ,,ayou Drainage District-
 .>otice is hereby given tha1 me drainage tax due the Plum 6ayo0 Drainage District is payable a1 sne first Monday in November, 1916. and If not paid within sixty days 1here- after a penalty of tweEfg-as'e pef cent attaches at once for said tetfn- uuency by operation of law. P1eese call and pay your tayes end asoed penalty.
 '. ORTG, ,o if CollectGG
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Pcttus.FergusOn.

|
 Invitations have been received Ill the city announcing the engagement and approaching marriage of Miss Ma bel Pettus and~Joseph Eugene Fergu- son, path of Forrest City. Ark, the wetahs to take place on the evening of Wednesday, November 30, at 6 o'clock, at the church of the Good Shepherd, in Forrest City. The an nouncement of the marriage is espe- cially interesting as it unites two Of Forrest City's most prominent young people. Miss Pettus is the daughter of Frank G. Pettus, wealthy and widely known resident of that sect; on. The groom is an excellent young bus iness man. He is a nephew of w. D. Ferguson, the popular Cotton Belt conductor, and c. H. Ferguson, ths we'll known business manager of the Pine Bluff Baggage Company, both oi this city. Miss Mabel Pettus is said to be one of the most beautigul ant s accomplished young ladies of St Francis county.
 Royal Neiehsors.
 Magnolia Camp No. 5764. Roya Neighbors of America, met yesterda. evening and held a brief business ses sion. A committee of three ladie was appointed to look after the rs
 treatments at the M. ". of A bat which will be given Thanksgsvin
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District No, All tine rier 0 to MISS MAGGIE MISS
  MISS FANNIE HARDIN 402 w.
 
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 W. MISS 4626O 4590 D.
 O from Ninth to the city limits.
 MISS 39S0 and Pluu 3931O 5470 S. MISS ANNA CAN'T -m -m- m- -- -- MISS SYLVIA HART, W -
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chlsoFAW.o~
 FOR flETcHER'S C A s TT Rs 4,

Miss Genevieve Stokes, of MaideHs Mo, who has been visiting Mrs. BeTe C. Piekens, at Walnut Lake, waB fu tho city yesterday en route hoH1a- sss- wac one of the honored guests at g. recent house party at which nFsf8-~ her of Pine Bluff young Iadies at-- tfI1ed.
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TWO COfMI.-
 DESTROYED Bl,.
One Only Partially Burned-Cxath,u, of White Families There ts Re
 Washed Were ConsunsA

A small cottage at No. SIP South Linden street, was completely destroy. ed by fire yesterday afternon ahous 1 l5 o'clock, and the cottage next door at No. Sl4 was partially destroyed The first blaze in it's greatest heighth spread to the adjoining building The cottage completely burned was occu- pied by Monroe Basser, a negro The second house was occupied by L. Wai- Ter, and both cottages were owned by Victor Simon, the negro horse trader. i The fire is said to have started from a burning board which the occupants of house at No. 812 had been using The fire rapidly covered ths first building and it was almost complete loss when the fire department ar- rived The fire had just spread to the second cottage and this wss par tially saved by the quick work Df inc firemen.
 One Of the cottages YVES occupied hy negro washerwOman and fE stated that several well ilanNE %siifR
 families Of the city lost clothing 2, W hich the woman had to wash Ths losses of both houses and their cnn-
 tcuts will probably amount tc ahaxf
 $1,0O0 on the houses and about saoc on contents.
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PhiIathea Class.

The Philathea Class of the First Baptist church will give d tea on Friday afternoon, November 25 from 2 to , o'clock, at the residence of Dr. J. F. Simmons.
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Lady MaccabeeS,

The Lady Maccabees will meet th's afternoon at 8 o'clock in Imperial Juliet, K. of F. hall, West Second avenue and Chestnut street. A full attendance is desired.
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I|II\ CA E $3O.OO Suit for $1S.75 WI MI AAL THE HUR, 119 West Second Ave.

eve. From the arrangements made last evening the dinner of the ball will be one of the most pleasing tsa lures.
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No More Changes in Stand ing Until the Final
 Count is Made. WHO WILL WIN THEN ? Avalanche of Votes Poured Into Con- test Office Yesterday
 More Days.
WHO WILL WIN THEN
LEADERS IN THE
 GRAPHIC CONTEST

!. District No. 1. @' Miss Maggie Stephens,
 l. Miss Lola Walters, + Mrs. Ruth Harrell Spencer, + District No. 2. + Geo. w. Lovejoy, + Miss Stella Matz, l. Miss May LeLaurin, + District No. 8. !. Miss Mary Tague, 'F Mrs. A. J. Gray, + Miss Pearl Smith,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-11-17

Death recently claimed Jim hs1-- pee, a faithful old negro who fa@ been in the employ of the HarDzlstt ( cery Company for eighteen years- r. was a most polite old darkF &Ef F, ch liked by every official aNe efas- T'oyee of the concern. lie aisth T: eeday.
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Daughters of the King.

The Daughters of the King of Trim ity church will meet this afternoon at $ o'clock with Mrs. w. c. Dallen- baugh.