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impartial. He would make an admir- able Railroad Commissioner and it's up to the people of the district to elect him. If they fail they will be overlooking, as they say in gambling parIance, "a good bet.
 The Southern District of Arkansas is composed of thirty counties. Ev- cry interested business man in this city and every friend of Dr. Caldwell, every man who believes in upbuildinS Pine Bluff. Jefferson county, Arkan- sas and believes in good conservative governmental affairs should write ev- cry friend and acquaintance in the district, urging them to vote for Dr.. Caldwell. It will be postage stamps well spent and would be doing ser vice for Arkansas as we'll as the man. The counties composing the dis trict are: Ashley, Bradley, Calhoun, Chicot, Clark, Cleveland, Columbia, Dallas, Desha. Drew, Garland, Grant, Hampstead, Hot Spring, Howard, Jefferson, Lafayette, Lincoln. Little River, Miller Montgomery, Nevada, Ouachita, Pike, Polk, Saline, Scott, Sebastian, Sevier and Union.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-02-27
AN EXECUTION
 IS POSTPONED

Bonneville, Feb. 26.-The ladies of this city who promoted and planned elaborate Arbor Day exercises are holding them today, instead of next Saturday, March ,, which is Arbor Day.
 The execution of Will Garner, for the murder of Floyd Springer was set for March 1, and the ladies fear ed that the hanging would dampen the ardor of the Arhor Day enthu siasts. A meeting was held week ahead of time, in order to leave the boards clear for the execution, which promises to be an event of tense in- terest in this county.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-02-27

While collecting Republican cam paign funds in Ohio Wade H. Ellis is still in possession of the retain. CTS paid him by the government in the trust-busting cases from whict he has been detached for politica, duty. The leaders of the party o1 great moral ideas cannot see any i'm propriety in hanging on to easy money like that.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-02-27
LOOK!-ACT!

We now have over 1000 Policy holders, which, are protected from loss of time from sickness and acci- dent.
 If you are not a policy holder, now why not let us write YOU.
 We represent 12 companies that we may be able to give you the best policy that may be had according to your occupation.
 All claims are paid from this of- flee by our check on the Bank of Pine Bluff, and you do not have to wait for the claim to be sent to the home office. Below you will see partial list of claims paid by us recently.
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A JOINT ACCOUNT.

is mutual protection for husband and wife. Better start saving from the first-saving is habit easily ac- quifed. After the first hundred dol lars is put away the rest comes easy Come and place your savings in our care, and we will show you how to make your money earn money. You have here absolute security for your money and excellent interest while il stays with us.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-02-27

We make a specially of cleaning end pressing Ladies skirts. Ameri can Excelsior Laundry company. If
 nice line of rockers at 25 per cent discount at Reap & Crawford Furn Co.
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.0|o

Harper's Weekly has always been a staunch friend of the Republican party. But its gifted editor, George Harvey, who has been watching re-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-02-27

Federal Judge Grosscup is going to take trip to Africa. The moral at mosphere of the federal courts will be greatly improved if he stays there.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-02-27

guest of frieDne Year .--.-------- 2.o' yesterday WELL THE MAN. T. E. Ad
 ..o,,, buolumn of the Graphic returned.tnounce ment of Dr. Ear, Ell, secretary of the Pine cityard of Trade, as a candidate Commissioner from the city yesrict of Arkansas. Dr. Till and is enter the race until here. )y the shippers of this MI. and until his candi- ;t+,a ed by Arkansas ship and friendce at Little Rock. In Miss Fit Dr. Caldwell says: yesterday previous training, to pe .n eau, irience qualify ne to Mrs. Gea Commissioner in an sdren retud-minded and fair tie RC If elected my motto VII Mrs. E deal for all.'
 fitness for the o.f.9 {, Springs, fires compares favar- city trans1y other man in the
 E. w. ally the other SC ,,n this mtEe Southern District wher s1wledge of freight and ship tirs in this state than does
 yell. For more than four
 has been personally identi-
 he traffic movements ;a pand it was through his ef- fgely that better freight rate
 aterialized a few months
 Vas reen actively engaged
 so1esnne conditions for the
 Compsince he took hold of
 mor Trade affairs and his
 ,dedness and aggressiveness
 sendency to make even the
 w,tsls sit up and take no
 tie
 spenany things to be con- y the people of this city and 4n the selection of Railroad missioner for the Southern Dis !. With a Pine Bluffian as a com toner it would give this city and ty and immediate section a pres that would be worth much to the less interests and many conces- would be secured through i've work that would undoubted- Built if Dr. Caldwell is elected. taldwell is not a narrow minded He would open his ears to the s and complaints of every other ', city and town in this district fould be ever watchful of the ,JtS of the shipper and the in- tal consumer as well. He is just d of man who would not an-
 the railroad officials, but through courteous treatment onservative methods, bring them closely in touch with the whole retailer and the consumer.
 Bluff has never been repre- Ion the Railroad Commission. : to be. It is one of the most lI points in the district, No s with more capable qualities 1ave been selected to make the Gre, than Dr. Caldwell. He $ the undivided support eof 5ple of this city and immediate and there is no doubting the he will receive it. Dr. Cald- honest, conservative. fair and
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-02-27

According to Washington dispatch es President Taft has lost a shirt. And he hasn't even that famous smile left.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-02-27
Graphic.

day.
 rr5say. dsayss He He @s|SsssssD sSfssh day. -
 Guy w. estof1ice at Pine Bluff. from Little Id class mail matter. here. -- from Little Res Made Known on H1ote, Jeffersoplication.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1910-08-08
DISCIPLINE FOR BAD PUPIL
Teacher Tried Plan of Ignoring Her and
Misconduct Ceased to be Fun.

Since real punishmentS were for
hidden in The Gus public schools.
tn teachers have been hard put TO i
for means OF sUbdUing the unruly. De
spite the special classes Tor the par
ticularly bad children. there is likely
70 be at least one pupil whom the
young woman teacher looks upon "a a
terror. and when she finds way TO
suppress that one she feels Ike a dis
coverer.
Just before the term ended this year
"a cure was found Tor the worst girl
in one OF the uptown schools She
had been shifted from classroom TO
CLASSROOM. Each teacher. worn out
at last. had refused to keep her any
longer. Til" principal. who, like most
principals. wishes to avoid trouble
with parents. was almost on the point
OF deciding that there was 10 use
a youthful teacher consented 10 watch
over the terror whom all the others
had found too tough a problem.
In stead OF submitting the culprit
70 the petty discipline allowed under
the rules. such as standing her in cor
ners. the teacher adopted a policy Of
total Indifference. The child was ig-
nOred. No question was asked her.
She SAT alone. As far a. possible,
her pranks received no attention what
ever.
Within a few days the treatment
began to tell. The girl showed her
WEAKNESS of misbehayior by going to
sleep. Then she grew tired OF that
and began to look into her books once
/ in while. Al last the teacher tried
appealing to her with little work
and found that the response was imme,
diate. When the term ended the bad
one was no worse than the rest and
the teacher expects her 10 be worth
while as pupil next session.
These disturb rs must have an au
diencc for their develtrieS." explained
the reformer. when asked about he!
method. III there's no onc to heed their
misbehavior. badness ceases to be an!
fun" New York Evening Post.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1910-08-08
VACANT LOT GARDENING
In Chicago Four Times as Much Ground
Is Utilized as Was Last Year.

The City Gardens Association of
Chicago-the most successful branch
of an organization that has been max
ing small farms ont OF vacant lots
has Quadrupled its acreage this year,
and has four hundred gardens under
cultivation.
Needy families. many OF whom in
their native countries had been
brought up close TO the soil, and who
showed an aptitude for farming. were
given seeds and hoes, and set to work.
Thu experiment was unequivocally
successful The women and children
labored diligently. and not only pro
duced enough to supply their own
needs, but were in some cases able
to market a surplus. a salaried eX-
pert was on hand daily 10 give the
desired instruction in intensive farm
ing. a nominal rental fee-so as to
remove the suggestion OF charity-iS
charged for the use Of the land.
Nor are the crops altogether in peas.
beans and potatoes. The children OF
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1910-08-08
Students War Against Toothpicks.

The jog o. eating Di= with knife. if
practiced in Seer. does nc, crate up
on the aesthetic sensibil;tics OF the
highly cultivated Chica University stu
dents. bU, 20 use the vulgar toothpick
after uast.caring tn Aforesaid pie is
ungUesrionab!y beyond the confines Of
l'ropr.ety. That sentiment has reach
ed climax in the rebellion against
this practice was evidenced Monday.
when a petition was posted on the bull
letin board. asking that the authori-
Ties remove the toothpick dish from
the cashiers desk in the University
Commons dining hall.-Chicago Exam
liner.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1910-08-08
Meeting Typhoid in Time.

We are glad TO call the attention OF
our readers To this little excegt from
the weekly bulletin OF the health de-
partment:
The department OF health is now
prepared to make blood cultures i'll all
recognized or suspected cases OF ~
phoid fever The work is TO be done
b. Bacteriologisr William A Starin
under the supervision Of Professor Jor-
dan at the meteorological laboratory
at the University OF Chicago BY
means of this test the department is
able TO assist physicians. in either pri-
vate or hospital practice in TIL dag
nos;s Of doubtful cases.
"Reguests TO have blood cultures
made should be sent 10 the typhoid
bureau OF the department OF health.
21S East Washington street. telephone
Main a., local 1856, DR.. L. L. Lums-
den in charge. Upon receipt of such
request the department. assuming that
the family or the hospital has been
appr!sed Of tho intention TO TAX the
culture. will send TIE bastcriUlogiSt
TO the patients bedside within TWEEN
ry-four hours after receipt OF the re-
quest. Reports cf tn" results Of the
examinations OF cultures will be given
10 physicians iorty-eight hours after
the blood is taken
Few physicians have the facilities
for making this Early test Of the char
acter Of a suspected typhoid case. Bac-
tcriology. moreover. is full of pitfalls
for the practitioner who attacks it
only a irregular intervals. An orpor-
tunity 10 have free cultures made OF
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1910-08-08

sary TO make up nine, or umpires
acts as pigtail, carries the bats or va
ter. or does anything else required. and
this has won her way safely into the
hearts of her charges.
Uses Original Discipline.
Miss Canny shows much originality
in diSciplining Youngsters. and what.
ever method she selects generally Is
effective. Last s=ason she introduced
cold baths in an attempt to stop fight
ing among the smaller lads. but this
was only effective during the early
spring days ami became popular pun
isIment when the dog days arrived
Thereupon the number OF fights in
forced TO lind another way TO bring
about the end OF il. Seconds. referees
etc, We're selected and all who wanted
70 light We're given chance. Miss
Canny acted a. master OF ceremonies
ami made the perSpir!ng lads keep al
il until every ounce OF ageressiveneSS
had lett their systems. Since tina,
time not single scrap has been pulled
OFF on thu Fairgrounds
You have no idea how these young.
sters enjoy Spending the day in the
grounds, said Miss Canny. No mat,
ter what their age We have something
that = peculiarly attractive 10 them.
and most OF them CONE regularly.
WIKI the city becoming crowded and
the parks distant from most OF the
homes OF the children who need them
most, these little breathing spots and
recreation grounds are a gods-nd. and
every citizen OF Kansas City should
be proud OF them.
Il Il Just wasn't for these horrid
men. We would be spending our DAYS
mighty close 70 Paradise. but we will
soon put a stop 10 that" she concluded
with a sml- as she glanced toward
a brightly shining star on the center
table all ready 10 pin on this morning.
Miss Canny is the only woman pa
trolman in Kansas City now, the or
iginal one employed by the Century
thcat"r during last winter as a '.boun-
Ger having left the service.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1910-08-08
ANNOUNCEMENT

| wish TO announce TO ny friends
that l have purchased one-half inter
est in J. 7. Berry's pool hall (base-
ment Athens Hotel Block and will be
pleased 10 have my friends drop in
and SEQ lie.
Anyone having boys under age who
don't want their boys to play pool
will please notify me at once and
YOUR wishes will be complied with.
WALLACE RICE. (adv.)
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1910-08-08

the crowded districts. after working
with spade and hoe for season. find
tie roses coming back 70 their wan
checks. They are stronger and health
:er than they would he in the tene-
ments, and what they would learn
while thus occupied would be to their
advantage should the tine come when
they desired to leave the city and
live on fa::H.-Cincinnati Times
Star.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1910-08-08
A Hun7oris.'s School Days.

I,nE;,. over NV own school days.
.f..~.. ~. 80 ,aanv things ,f.a- woprd
~a-ha~ r,- -, that +. viii TAX. ye~..
.-.r. ,f,.a and sr.ar.. -r~ me 70 ~.
., --rfrr, wf.a- 7 a.u Willing thar Tho
ra--.t.y ry,.rfc -ho.,i .row abo1r ,.v
..a-iv history
h.gar my ed,ca.;onaI career in =
fog -,hco'fo,,sa Ffrdire, rha- o-har
,y--a- ,...-. aad dom. ,ha, way he.
IAN Carl - ioo,; around ~. ro- = log
scs.o.1f,a.... wh..r.. co,Id ...,,n n a
-,,al wa 10 soak nv system tyII Of
hand words and +rforrra--on
Fer p .f,.a armed yarv raD;d,v
Learning cane :, ~. with very Iirr,.
..r-nr- - .f,.- World rad my los
.a, .y.r ones. ar -wfc... and -lan take
my ,.,ara. :, Tho cl... II never horn.
I'D ~. :, -.ri-.. nv lessons ana 50
.-.,5 =. a.. a.ad n- rho elias.
,.l-r5 .-..,. NIX liz ro.. ,h~o,yb a lro-
trf. in ,b.. 74,o~ and work npr ,h..
,.a., Il ,.:c,,, ,,~.,,1..,, T:,f. haca,rs.
=. r.-, . h,.f.f- viii, -. Win my,
E,ar hai.. va. ar. w-ho,- !,
v.,.id Hesitate
largo r..d.fa.dad hoy vi-b ra.-
~. :. -,,,r,o..,. smash and .v... Ike
-,,.a ~ = dad Goldfish wa. NIX rival
IL. ,oor discovered that was ya~v.
ds.,ordar- ON ,b., Eno- hola and 81
or,.. ripi,- II. sroI... INFO rh. scbooIhorsa
and ,,Irgaad -, m. tnor bn,a "a ,ha-
ro~ld NOT work INV roo ir,o :, and
inns refresh my r,e,,,orv
Tran ~. 1.r,a rod b.aded hoy
who Rad NOT formed n. kno, boIe
habit went - m. head nj rbe class
and remained ,h.ro
af..r gray. Ia,.r.r nv. ,,ar.r,, so,.
,,..,o.. ,..i1i-..r, .clo,1 .rh., :. ,,.har.
.,o, rto tina ,..1i,.,.,. 1a.r,fno and
STATE ,,.,.~;.,,.. .,ta, .,iI1 ,y.ar
Nv roo,o w. =, ,ba .aco,d eoor
a,i s.. ,,... ,.ar,. a;@.,,. <an na -
leave i =, min, f,Dca,,.. ~. ,,,rnl,av
1,,,-od =. 80, -, . o..1o.l. .,.ar,. ,...o,,
I'M c,-11 ,,..a =, ,,.. o... nr,. :,
:, while and u..n5o. .,,.,,,,,d :, ,ho
.,.rIiol, do ,o, l,ro,,. va, ,,.,,,. g.,
sd !, I'm, ,ra.,,,,,s. :, ,ras Lima
OF solnuambuI!sm. would 90 to bed
thinking so in,en,ly Of NV lessons thar
! would get III and wander away.
sometimes Tor miles. in the solemn
night.
one night | awoka and found NV
self in a watermelon batch, was
never 80 ashamed in NV life. Ii is a
yer; serious thing 10 be awakened 50
.,.delv out OF a sound sl-op bv bull.
vineyard O. 4 man with whom Won are
nor Acquainted. was nor ON terms
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1910-08-08
OUR SUBSCRIPTION OFFER

The special rate OF one dollar for
The Missourian until Jan. !. 1911 is
still in effect. Many have taken adj
vantage Of the offer. II you wish 10
Lave the Paper sent to you till Jan.
l. 1911, either call or mail your sub
scription this week The Offer is good
70 both old and new subscribers.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1910-08-08
Risen.

As a politician. that man was dis
grace TO the city
Well, he has risen in the political
world sine" then. Now he is a dis
grace to the state-Puck.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1910-08-08

Every Columbia housewife should
use White Glover Lard. put up by
Hetzler Bros. 1t is made ouc OF heal
thy Boone county hogs You don't
know what you're getting when vow
buy the ordinary packing house prod
uct-and White Glover Lard costs no
more. -
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1910-08-08

doubtful cases means much 70 the
busy Aeighborhood physician. The Of.
fer Of the health department is in il
sell wise sanitary precaution and
should be accepred.-Ch.cago Evening
Post.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1910-08-08
Notice of Removal.

l wish 10 announce TO the public
that I have moved my harness shop
from WhitcSides' livery barn TO the
rooms over HctZler's Meat Market.
H. ]. SCHUMACHER.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1910-08-08

Kansas C!ty now has a woman police
Officer. VITA all the powers belonging
10 such an ott!cial-eXcept the salary.
Sh. j. athletic. pretty. graceful highly
educated and OF charming manner.
The ONLY insignia OF Office this patrol
woman" Will wear will be a star and
an authoritative manner, her selection
OF uniform being whatever she
chooses to wear from her wardrobe
each day
Mss Elinor X. Canny, Ssh Wabash
avenue. director Of the Holmes square
playground. i the name and official
,itle OF this "patrolwoman," and she
vas sworn II as a member OF the
force Dy Secretary Frank Jarvis OF
the police board yesterday afternoon.
Miss Canuy was recommended for a
colu:.!s.ion by the park board, By
which she i employed
Miss Canny j. Il graduat- Of Manual
Training high school. having received
her diploma in 1901. immediately az
L.. which she began the work in
which She is now engaged. She is
not a large woman. but athletic in
build. and as brown as q berry from
H.. ,,.,.,;,,,,
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1910-08-08
Miqht Even Make Arrests.

Might Even Make Arrests.
Why do want to be police
woman" queried Miss Canny in an
-wer To- that same question propound-
ed 10 her by Journal reporter at her
ho!u. last night Why, that Is easy
10 answer. want 10 be a police
woman 30 can have the authority TO
make these great big gawks OF men
who come hanging around our play
ground move on.
But would YOU arrest ore ii he
failed to do it," she was asked.
Well, that just depends. You see,
+ man was not gentleman enough
10 NOV" on when moral sIIasiOn was
brought into use. and no other officer
was about, believe that actually
would arrest him and take him 10
the station, too
And Miss Canny's eyes snapped in
emphasis Of every word She said.
which argues i'll for the first big,
hulking man that fails to do just
what she tells ham 10.
ii anyone wants 10 know who
who around that playground, just let
them start something" she continued.
We have had some trouble already
! because men would not move on when
requested to, and their failure has
had a depressing effect upon the chill
! dren and young people VINO come
| daily TO play with us. They do not
/ exercise that freedom they would ii
ipTying masculine eyes We're not about
/ Expects No More Trouble.
From this time on. though | ex
! poet 10 have no trouble Of this kind
| believe that the men Will get scared
the minute they see LIZ star. and
will not have to make eve thai
| will draw a revolver with which t
ipuncruate my remarks. l said make
believe for you know | would no
carry a revolver. In fact, l would
not know what to do with it while
attending TO my other duties
/ Miss Canny has been director of til,
Holmes square Fairgrounds for I'VE
years. and during that time she ha
placed the little breathing spot in
high state of efficiency. Starting Will
almost nothing. apparatus has been in
allied and the place made into on,
INA; II is a real pleasure for grown
-ps" and kids alike.
Between 25o and 500 children unde,
% years play in the grounds each day
and many older ones take advantag,
OF the baths. Baseball. loved by girl
and boys alike. is one Of the most bon
ular games, though tennis. croquer
and other games have many strou.
adherents
! Miss Canny has little trouble witt
the girls and boys. being of tactf,ll dis
position. and really one of them. She
!plays baseball when sub" is neces
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1910-08-08

When you think Of insurance think
OF FOUNTAIN. 80
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-07-12
CIRCUS HEADS
BILL AT THE COSMOS

DunbaTs Goat Circus was the head
liner on the Cosmos afte-u on bill yes
terday. the clever work q the clown
goat Jerry" being especially rooI.
Eight ful-grovu goats and three kids
are used IL the acrr which was q great
success
Florence Clark. in a "Bit Of Taude-
VILE has a pleasing personality. and
was heartily applauIed- Beun and
Leon, in comedy sketch. ''LCst-A
Husband with q dog. q husband. and q
lawyer feaTfuliv mixed up. 90 the delight
o. the audience, and Dancing JOHN
SON. q rerDSiCh0Teau expert. and very
good at IT, completed the bin
In the evening la N0i-e- who ur0-
duceS familiar melodies from uufzmiIiav
ius-TIUeT--s. was wen received. rs vas
Quinn brothers. q pair ~ swift Step
uers, very clever il their -ez-nvl- *
Dave TanfelJ. a. comedy iEzzier. and
last. but not least Tunisou and Robe-
scored a pronounced success rltn @-
oueraIic traVesty and with their reudil
tious Of popular selections They are
wei known 20 FFGshiuEcC-- and were
given a hearty reception
The evening and afternoon E1llerl-l+
shows VIII be reversed Thursday
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-07-12
REAR DOOR RULE
ISUPHELD IN COURT

By a ruling Of Judge James L Pugh,
IN the District branch OF the Police
Cont. the law recognizes the right Of
anartment house owners to enforce the
rule providing separate entrances for
tradeSmen-
The rule may even be enforced at the
point Of a revolver should the trades
man or bridesmaids representative re-
fuse TO comply with the separate en-
trance rule and try 10 force his way
into the building by the front entrance
The point was raised today when Jo-
sepu b Mason. ianitOr Of an apartment
house on New York avenue northwest Z,
was called to answer a charge OF carry
iuE concealed weapons The complain
ant was Raymond Jordan driver LOT z
merchants parcel company
Jordan called at the apartment house
Yesterday and sent an assistant into
The building with a package Mason
told him TO take the tradcSman's en-
trance He refused Jordan, grabbing a
long stick, took the package and said
wished. Mason. becoming frightened al
The aggressive manner of Jordan, called
tC his wife to bring his revolver.
As 500 mas Mason got the revolver
Jordan went back 10 his wagon Ma
SON gave himself up to the police.
In ruling in favor Of Mason the judge
said. The man was trying to infOTCe
a rule Of his employers and Jordan was
attempting not to comply with IL JOr-
dan was too aggressive. Mason had
the right to protect himself