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Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-11-30

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Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-11-30
INFLUENCE or BOOKS
upon E0HE, StU0GL LIFE
lBy GarfaEd l.Alal.l

j NA'J / 'i,ll III Nay J
For fear some f.ll5 may not aunr4-
ciate the efforts of Tire Lakeside 9. :.
A., IN attemp,ine the most laudab.e
#ork of building q libra Y 81 table f5I.
TIC children, aslS, NJ. Editor, peY-
mission for little space in t,e col
umns IF your paper.
We spend much time in search for
suitable assoeiat on for Cur Hovs aa1
g rls. None OF our neighbour child
rem seem quisc good enough. Ono +,
polite but untruthful, another is goul
II tured but roWdy, still another has
10 visible virtue, hut a su9erfluols
allotment of original sin. Perhaps W,
lneighbors are as ethical regard ns
our children. We know that t. ideal
youth does not thrive on onr streets,
and we learn with bitter experience
that our children acquire from their
playmates vices oftener tn II virtues
Yet there is world into which boys
and girls may enter and find eompalt-
ionship. 1t is tie world OF books Let
your Boy escape for a time, at Least
from the meanness of the boy acloss
the street. Remove the taste of al-
ways preferring ssociates away from
home by placing a good book irto his
hands, or into her hands. If you will
encourage him to rom the woods
with HiaWatha, sail the seas with
Sinbad, build st9ckades with Gfusa2
figh; dragons With Jason, joust VIII
Calah. d, football with Tom Brow.
then you will know wheie your boy
is at night. NJ quarrellng naf buis9
irg With such playmates, but from
suca char cters he VII learn 10 ot
brave, sclf-relf&Ht, manly, aud chi
alrcus. Tell me what cem0anS
Jeon 1sepes nd / vii tel thee wiz;
fhou srs" sa2s lie od Spanish Nc
varb. N fact all boys ana zti5
nave such sssoet..t-s rs We ina in t .
master ecez = -ur best tteEa.nrs
csruo# Hai 10 te strong il thind and
tue II ear etef.
What Il i5r fer a Icy to read thaa
Hawsaorn's Soy Of Inc Greet Stem
FACE Tae picture CT d bY aloNz
ing up snder lie influence Of his
fdeal. Tire 8 ante profile on te
nountain6ide which he sees eaea
morning from The cottage. doot ex-
presses to II m what i best IA nun II
character. lie GENES u love II, and
looking at ii, crows 10 b Ike It. Suth
is always the eesult oI companions i
with the greet ans re & Cd ard ms
5ztoiy with It's underlying allego.y i.
an Incentive net MY t. ithe young, 80
seek taat wnica i. noble, but to ty.:S
who are responsible for tie train Is
of the young. to see Ia a rigin III
vironment is provided for thei1
chat ges.
If we can sc. our eyes open to tn
beautiful and noble pictures which II,
great writer's have painted for us, ar
our ears attuned to TIE music of eli
words, we shall, | think, not oui.
! have brcadened out approaching bu
Will have deepened our symp thies a
we'll.
If we would place moth ng but Ia,
best lite. ature in reach Ct -
dur ns the adolescent period, There
would be no fear at they will reat
! trashy books. One who has not bean
thus trained will find poison at svefN
hand. There are newsstands rcekin.,
with sensational boy bandit stories an /
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-11-30
En- ii..Il.ar Club.

TIE Wednesday Afternoon 4#sgo =
cry Glub me- yes erd J aflefnoo2 With
Mrs. ". S. BlaGton. IL Ter home CT
West Fifth avenue The nous was
made attractive with cut flowers. =
the close IF tie afternoon Mrs Blah-
ton served delicious tWo=eoursa
luncheon. Taose present We're Mes
danes W. P. Smith. T. c. Mead, A. E.
P rse, J. r. Walker, J. c. Reno, = I
Gaunt, w. s. Blanton and Mr. Ate4=
ander. The neM meeting vii i
held with Mrs. /. G. Saundets -
East Sixth avenue.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-11-30
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i3e3 EteceDtios.,
WE Book Reception given by the
i;di1s Of the scheal Improvement
Association Of The l=abesida School
q the school Yesterday afternoon
W. a complete success and about
three hundred books suitable fer tie
Children were added to the library,
maling it much more complete
'i'he school rooms were dec rated
u TIE Thanksgiving idea and cat
ttoTers, palms ard ferns : lso add
cd to 5he interior beauty of tn
b.7i't,ing, TIE viisors, Of whom
tfore were about two hundred, were
received by the several teachers OF
he different schools end were con-
dueted through the different rooms
where they admired the art exhibit
g. tie students. The program, ar
ranged by Mrs. Frank Tomlinson
chairman Of the entertainment COM
nittee CT the Association was he d
i, one of the large recitation rooms
and IVES presided over by Mrs W. F.
Coleman, the president of the AS
sec iation.
Miss Fannie Harding opened the
exercises with an instrumental solo.
This was Followed by the welcome
address by Prof F. Garland May,
the principal of the school. Mir.
May made an excellent talk in which
nc thanked these present for their
attendance and the interest which
they manifested in the work of The
Children. He is an excellent spaaf-
g. and his address was cordially re-
ceived I
Vocal solos We're rendered by Miss
Nargie Belle Atkinson and Mrs
Tcmlinson and were much appre-
ciated. Mrs. Drew White gave
delightful reading of selection
from KiDling. An orchestra render
ed the latest airs before the pro-
gram was given.
Delicious refreshments were sery-
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-11-30

ed It the close of the program and
ended one Of the most delightful af-
fairs ever held in the interest of the
Pr Bile schools of the city. The lad
is were highly elated with the Sue
cess Of the en- ortanment and arc
very g ateful to all those who re-
s"ondsd to the invffaTions by sending
the books and attending the recap=
ton
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-11-30
TRUSTEES WILL
ACCEPT $500
Meeting Of Stale University Board "
Be Held Today.
There VII be a meeting

There VII be meeting
Board If University Trustees il
flee of Governor Donaghey this
ing at 10 O'Clock for the purpos
formally accepting t e tender of
600 made by the trustees Of the
body fund. President J. !. Till
0f the State Unive, sity will be In
tendance also, Sheriff Brewster
l5his city, member of the. Board,
also attend.
Some years ago it was decided
the trustees of the Peabody FIR
d sslffe tie corpus of licensed.
make d1rat'on Of a, Range n
sh re to each Of the
State universities TO prepare meal
taken by the tr'
recent meeting Notice this Ga
yarsittes viii! geY 3d. :.
ed to educational work, primarily
tiIC attiN CtiiNOliiNliL vi Ii1O osSiS'i1CG
teaching. The award to each uni
sity S contingent, 1owever, upon
trustees of the university greeins
maintain The teaching department
an appropriation of al least $40
annually by the State. Already
state OF A1kaEsas is spending Apr
mately TIN. amount in maintain
the department Of pedagogy at
etteville, end members of the univ
ity board to do ant eipat9 any tro
in meeting the IA ntenarce reqt
ment.
: understood that tn dor
c. $1,000 will be used toward
ion CT a build'n s fr t e deI
ment OF re 1aaogy t4e State
versit y.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-11-30
lAanee Enjoyed

The annual dance which is a D i
of the Catholic bazaar was given n
the Eagles Hall or West Second ave-
nue. last night A large crowd item :
ed and the d rcing was enjoyed until
late hour. NJ. Donovan was in charge
of the dance and Williams orchest Il,
furnished tie music.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-11-30
Thank sgi,ing Day Services.

the rector of Trinity chu ei WI
loid regul Thanksgiving services
this morning at 1890 O'Clock Al
members of the Parish are asked 10 Be
resent AT these services.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-11-30
W0riaa's Auxiliary.

The Wcman,s Auxiliary of tie Y. NJ.
G. A. will entertain the Juniors with
a Thanksgiving luncheon this evening
at the Association building Each
boy is privileged to bring his mo her.
sister or sweetheart.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-11-30
N elsOeEaught.

II Miss llma Nelson and \. NJ Vauglt,
Both of this city, will be married to
DAY at the home of Mrs. J. II. Gibson.
Y "mberlir, where Miss Nelson is
sting. Rev. Rogers, of Tom
i'll perform the ceremony and
and groom will leave for st.
louis, Memphis and Little Rock OF
MIR honeymoon. Miss Nelson is tac
Dtetty niece of Mr.. end Mrs Eaga,
Blackwell, and has made g2er home
Nth them since she was Little gil,
Ii she is one If the most popular
hlng ladies in the city. Mr.. Vaught
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-11-30
Sale.

st. Ceceilias Guild viii hold Dol
lar Sale" Saturday of this week At
Hollenberg's music store. A larse
number of useful and ornament ar
ticles suitable for Christmas gifts " II
be or sale The ladies will also serve
coffee and sandwiches The patron
age of the public viii be appreciated
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-11-30
Fridgcs.NixOn.

sheridan. Nov f29.--Miss WilliS
Nixon, Is years Did. nd Frann
Bridges, 81 years old. were married
yesterday afternone by Squirs J. n
Mingea. tn bride is a niece of T
Havis Nixon, pro.ecati,Ag ATTIC l,ey a
Pine p.uff
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-11-30
Junior Auxiliary Postponed.

The Juniors IF Trin.ty Pa4lsl viii
not meet Saturday afternoon Is an
EoUnced owing to the Dollar Sale 10
he held that dsy by ST. Hecelia's
(sn IL.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-11-30
IlWeii l.h.

Mrs. t'a ry wcoa wea tila not.
ess yesterday afternoon for the e.
we'll Clnb rrsan' v"9 ne enter
tairin@ feature Of lie afternooe AND
after several int resting ea ee NC
prize. Il par ef silver slipeen Is Giles
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-11-30
LeE.si Ii IA Seiim0oI,

I The Wedding OF Miss May leLauF=
H'and W E. schmooi viii take place
tonight Ire Lutheran church. Oh
East Sixth avenue.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-11-30
In !i,SnteS Club.

Tie Mathentss Club was entertain
e: yesterday az 9 7. I. Eor-
ris at her home on W. ave-
nue.. The meeting was a most inter-
est}ng one and several we'll write
papers were read by the different
members. The subject for the Aft
ernoon was Pen Pictures of Mod
1rn Dramatists.' The president,
M S. \. B. Trulock, presided over
the eeing. The program was in
terspersed by musical selection, in
strumcltal and vocal, by Miss Lucy
Hearn Brcadstreet, Miss Julia Will
Gams, Mi ses Eunice ard Ernestinc
Norris and Mrs. Tomlinson of T n.
nessea, who is the guest Of Mrs
Frank Tomlinson TIE papers were
as follows:
"Ibsen, Thu Man, The Dramatist,'
Mrs. r. G. Atkinson.
"Re1iews-Peer Gynt, Mrs. Franz
Tolalinson.
'fNaetorlinck, The Bramati t,
CO. L, The ln.rud2r;s later, The
f.ue Bird Mrs ]. Waiter Wilkins
read by Mrs Drew White
E'eadins FROM tie poem, "Peel
5sa. Ms. Drew Whit.
/ jaea payer was most ii Srastin
sra instructive and was appreciated
- tie members preseat. Mrs. Jess,
F Gore, Of Plum Bayou, and Mrs
femiinson, Of Tenness Were III
81 ests of the club IRE neSs meet
ing will be held viii Mr. j. n
wilkins.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-11-30
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Voc 4.i,ii. slnl,.

Tie 3cIg Ladies Club Of th4 Fir
Method. { as.ul.eh will meet Saturday
afternoon al ; O'Clock wi4h the Mis-
Sc Dewoody and MIS-. n. L. Bright
we'll. al ,he beH odv home Oh N-Pz5
F-uII4 ~ eHae,
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-11-30
NEW PRESIDING ELDER eaters in pa1y
WILL ARRIVE FRIDAY KAX

Rev Z. D. Lindsay, the p WY ap-s
pointed presiding elder of We Pine
Bluff District, will arrive in the
city with his family Friday at noon
from DeQueen, Ark, where hass
had charge OF a church. n
Net at the station by the pasau.
the Methodist churches of go.
and will be escorted to the~u
parsonage ON South Pine
where sumptuous dinner will be
awaiting them. Rev. Lindsay is one
of the most prominent and popular
ministers in the state and will re- b
ceive a cordial greeting by the mem-
bess of 4ahe Methodist churches and
all the citizens of the city.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-11-30

Bridges, $4,000; w. L. /
W, Z Mullikin, $4,000;
SIS, 900; A. c. ,Ior1an, 81
Roberts, $4,000; Fl. NJ. [
D. B. NiveB, $4,000; Eli
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-11-30

SIUUOU; C. Fl. Puddep att sl500G;77- saaaa
j. Collier, $4,000; ]. N. Barrett s20-' Ls5SRE -
Geo. W. D. He ri, $4,000 and NJ ~
Schnable S. 600 ~
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-11-30

"Ibsen, The Man, The Dramatist,'
Mrs. r. G. Atkinson.
"ReFiews-Peer Gynt," Mrs. Franz
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NORTHWESTERN COMMERCIAL COMPAk
POTLATCH IN
 SEATTLE 1912
August 3l. 1911

August 3I 1911. Editor Nome Daily Nugget:
 Dear Sir: The Golden Potlatch of 1912 will give every possible promi- hence to Alaska. it's resources. hopes and aims.
 Instead of a historical pageant for 1912 we want strictly Alaskan parade With this in view We want to extend an invitation to you and. through you to your commercial body. city officials and the business men. generally. to participate
 In the general plan of decorations this year, banners on each lamp post carried the name of some Alaska town. district or camp. We also had a totem pole parade, and in many other ways gave prominence to Alaska
 The date of the celebration was the Anniversary of the arrival of the first gol from Alaska, July It7h. IS97, on the s. $. Portland" The reproduction of the arrival of the gold ship was the ceremony that formally opened the celebration and was one of the chief features Of the same. The King of the Golden Potlatch was an Alaskan as was every passenger aboard the ship. So enthusiastic were the Alaskans that they held meeting aboard the "S s. Portland and set on foot plans to organize a permanent organization of "Sourdoughs" in the City of Seattle. to take charge of the reproduction of the arrival of the "S. x. Portland" in the future.
 The Arctic Club entered most
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heartily into the spirit of the work and with the assistance of the old time Alo~hans the affair was grand sue cess.
 The Golden Potlatch drew to Seattle over 20o. 0oa visitors They Were here from practically every stat, of the Union. Tho s"lidily of the Northwest and its ability to du big things was shown. and throughout the entire cele- hratiou the importance of Alaska wa~ never lost sight nf for moment
 Easing the Golden P"tlatch of lal2 on the rich and unique history and legends of Alaska and the Northwest We want (" extend a cordial invitation to the business men. individuals. com panies. organizations and clubs to join and use the Golden Potlatch as a medium through which to exploit. the importance Of Alaska and In it's In dustrial and Historical Pageants bring forcibly to public notice the wealth and promise of this great territory
 While the Golden Potlatch has the semblance of a play spell for our people there is a great underlying idea that of bring to the notice of the wordl the incomparable summer eli mate: the wonderful resources of the Northwest; the unrivaled attractions of the Alaskan Coast to tourists: the opportunities for men-in fact to aid fin every way possible the development of the Coast. from Behring Sea to the mouth of the Columbia
 Do not understand this to he in any way an appeal for financial co-opera 70 tion in the Potlatch. You have the material for the Alaskan features of the Golden Potlatch. We invite you to use them. and to use this annual cele- bration as a setting for them. and a means of bringing them before the world
 The idea Is to invite the various dis tricts. towns or cities. to each have a AAtaA AA NAAF shAaAFhah HAAA h AAAtAt to represent the industries, history hopes or ambition of that city ar dis trict. The organization of the Golden Potlatch is at your service for any co- operation that might he desired.
 We hope you will take this matter up at once and permit it to receive thorough consideration by the people lof your city and by your business men and advise ms as early as possible Oi Iyour decision. We want you to joir lseattie in this great midsummer event which is exploitation of the resources and opportunities of the Northwest. II Trusting we may he favored with a, early reply as possible. I am. III Sincerely yours.
 N JNo. W. PACE. III Manager Secretary. III Seattle Carnival Association
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that will run a ear or wagon and the motion picture machine with the words spoken as the action proceeds
 The storage battery for wagon :" said he. lis operating on a butchers wagon in orange. It costs 25 cents tu run it seventeen miles. You recharrc II at the end of every trip with an ordinary feed wire. The battery |. itted under the seat
 "The surface ear is being operated aa Concord. x. C. and they gre laughn. lat the rest of the Cnited Stat,s rur using trolley ears. It Is run very cheaply"
 Of the moving picturce and alhns machine combined the inventor said h, and his associatr~ werr nearly ready fo place. t upon the market
 We havra rheatrr in the Bronx with 8 stage bisgcr rhtu the Metropolitan opera house. We have about sixty ae- tors going through new dramas They talk into mcgaph"ne We have about forty dramas. All that is to he done ts to get the business end of it straight ened out and they win be in the moving picture shows.
 We've not applied it To the Shake~- pearian drama yet. but itll get therr. T'n he good for every kind of drama. Wa'y,. had tests of il and ifs all right %
 When asked if the trolley ear was going |" be put nut of business" he said:
 Certainly After awhile there won't be any more trollcys."
 Edison said this was the first electric light convention he had ever attended. although he invented the electric light in 1874
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GOVERNOR CLARK'S
 ANNUAL REPORT READY

The question of transportation. in cluding government roads. aid to rail roads. etc. is strongly recommended and liberal apppr"priations asked The governor strongly recommends sani- tary code and the establishment of a quarantine compulsory law that Is now lacking in the territory.
 Laws are recommended for the care and relief of the destitute in the land and several other needs tn help devcluI the North are in the annual report dat Jed October l. 1911. and signed Walter F. Clark. governor.
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For the tired feeling visit the eoaI ing Alley.
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GO TO THE NosTH PoLe

Eskery for the best bread snd rsst-,
 The nnIv Coffee H,.use in trwn
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OFFICIAL BUSINESS
 CITY OF NOME
NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNERS

You are notified that the municipal taxes of the Town of Nome for the year 1911. are now due.
 You are further notified that all un- paid taxes become delinquent on the list day of october. 1911, and from the date of said delinquency a per cent. penalty will be added to said tax, and said tax will bear interest at the rate of per cent. per month from the date of delinquency until pad
 w. NJ. EDDY,
 City Cley, Fix Officio Assessor
 and Tax Collector.
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EDISON SEES END
 OF TROLLEY CARS

NEW YORK. Sept 5-Thomas A. Edison was the guest of honor yester- day, the third day of the convention of the National Electric Light Associa- tion. Mir. Edison bowed his thanks and samuel Isull read set speech for him. Afterward the inventor said he was ready with the inventions of which he has spoken hefore-the storage battery
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Daily Nugget delivered s2 per month
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Nugget Special Service. Via Skasws Whitehorse and Eagle.

JUNEAU. Sept 26.-Ciovernur Wal ter F. Clark has completed his annual report to be submitted to Secretary of Interior Fisher on october 1.
 The report k similar to that pub lished or submitted last year. but the governor sets forth the following rec ommendation asking for speedy relief.
 The establishment of light houses and other aids to navigation Is of the highest importance. and the past year has witnessed many wrecks and loss oi human life due in the main to lack ot proper lighthouses. installation of fog horns and bells at dangerous points.
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CITY DOG POUND.

Following is a list Of tho dogs im- pounded under provisions Of Ordi- nance No. 212 during the 24 hours ending at o'clock last night: Bob tail, white breast and feet. Black bob tail, white legs. Black bob tail. white ring around neck.
 Black dog brown feet. Black bob tail. white feet. brown mouth. Yellow dog. September 21. 1911.
 JOHN Bo2NHoLpT.
 Poundmaster.
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SEND YOUR FRIENDS A COPY
 Be sure to mail copy of the Mining q Dredging Edition to your friends on the outside. It will keep them posted with the progress of the country.
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DID YOU SAY HOT cHocoLArsY

H it is cup Of hot chocolate you wish while down town, call in at Toby's where it is served daily.
 Fresh home made candies is a spe- eialsy with us, and after dinner hints we are always glad to make. Remem- Der the place to secure fresh made can dies and favors of all descriptions is as
 ToeY's, THE CANDY MAN.
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DARLING and DEAN
 COMPANY
H A R D w A R E
QUOTES FOLLOWING PRICES
TAR PAPER.

P. q B. Asphalt Felt. ply. 500
 reel ..... .... ..........t " 6e l-2 Asphalt Felt, rolls, 2s0 feet. .. 1 be Asphalt Felt. 2 ply. heavy. 500 rect 800
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The Mutual Life Insurance Company of New York, the oldest company in America. holds the largest fund for dividends to be paid In 1911 (s1s,53s.- 33307). Don't insure until you havr seen W. W. Sale. special agent