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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-03-12
2l,479 POEPLf
 IN YAUC|NF Township in Which Pine Bluff is Located Shows Number Near Estimate.
THE WARD FIGURES
The First Ward is Shown to Be the Largest in Pine Bluff By the
 Census,

The official announcement made yesterday by B. Dana Durand, direc- tor Of the Census Department at Washington, shows that the First ward in the city of Pine Bluff is the largest in point of population in the city. This ward totals 4,34O residents. The Second ward has 3,5O1, the Third ward, 4,212, and the Fourth ward, 3,499. The total population of Vau- zine township including all of the four wards of the city of Pine Bluff is shown to be 21y479.
 The announcement of Director Du. rand, giving Vaugine township. in which Pine Bluff is located, more than 21,000 people, bears out the es- innate made by the Graphic s2me ago when the official figul es were announced for Pine Bluff, show ing 15,102 residents within the sity limits. The Graphic contended that Pine Bluff contained 22,0o0 peonie As this city practically covers all of Vaugine township, with little ter. ritory surrounding the city, outside of the city limits proper, the figure was an almost correct guess.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-03-12
SENIOR IAMENT0R
 GROWS INDIGNANT
Does Not Relish Report That Finan- ciers Would Have Him Dust
 President Diaz.

International News Special
 New York, March 11.-Senor Lam entor, the, Mexican minister of fl- nance, was manifestly indignant to- night when his attention was called to the story that American financial interests with dominant holdings i'll Mexico have On foot plan to pro- cure the resignation of President Diaz and to set up Senor Lamentor him. self in the executive chair The sug- gestion that private capital and for eign capital at that, could make an unmade Mexican administration and ministers, provoked both his ridicule and his anger.
 .s4ow stupid was his first word, "I should be the last person to be suspected of leading myself to suca a design'
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-03-12
HI BUMBLI'S
 PIPE DREAM Ohio Officer Relates Terri ble Story of Wild Arkan- sas and It's People.
TO GET A TIN STAR
Arrest of AbscOnding Railroad Agent Quietly Done and Requisi-
 tiOns Issued.

To read startling account of the efforts To arrest one Peter Mclean, white man with many aliases, who was wanted at Troy, Ohio, on a charge of absconding $2O,OOO from the c. H. & D. Railroad, while act ing as agent for that road at Troy last October, in the Troy Daily News, paper that evidently does not make any effort to get facts, a non resi- dent of the progressive and up to date state of Arkansas would think that this country was still the land of "bowie knives and pistols, bad men and bad whiskey, no laws and no men to enforce them"
 Of all the 'cock and bull stories that have ever appeared in Northern papers this one is about the worst that has resulted in vast of print er's ink. And still if read by one who is not informed and who might think the Troy News was reliable paper, it would have tendency to do Arkansas harm and incidentally prove [ la.-l t) the pn,nlur im- migration movement headed this way from the Northern and Eastern states
 Mclean was wanted at other places tas well as Troy. He was badly wanted by the Cotton Belt officials fer the alleged embezzlement Of $250 while acting as agent for that road in this state, after making his get away with large sum of money from Ohio. He Is also charged with having robbed several express companies of large sums and also the Atlanta, Bir- mingham and Atlantic Railroad
 Mclean was arrested at Fl Dorado, Ark, Thursday by Special Officer Ed Cheek. of the Cotton Belt service, with headquarters in Pine Bluff He was taken to Little Rock and turned ever to the Ohio authorities to an- swer a more serious nd previous charge of embezzlement. Governor Donaghey immediately issued the rs- quisition papers in his case and thore wes absolutely no hitch in the detail work preceding and following his arrest.
 But the Troy (Ohio) News comes out several days ago with story of flaming headlines. declaring that Me-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-03-12
WILL DEVELOP
 MINERAL RESOURCES
droup Of American Capitalists Get remission From GuatemaIan Gov
 ernment For That Purpose.
International News Special

New York, March 11.-A group If American capitalists have secured Der mission from President Cabrera of guatemala, to develop the vast min- eral resources of that country. At the head of the syndicate is former Governor Spriggs, of Montana. and Senator Clarke.
 The terms of the concession which have been signed by Cabrera give nv CT practically the whole country of Guatemala to the syndicate. On- tenth of all the profits is to be turn ed over to the treasurer of Quate- mala, according to the agreement.
 Before the Americans begin CD ,ra- tions they must have the agreement ratified by the Quatemalan Assembly. The assembly is now in session and is expected to sign the article in the near future
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-03-12
NUMBER 83.

lear, whose wife is conducting a mil- llnery establishment at Fl Dorado.
 was safely in hiding among the mountains (now imagine mountains at El Dorado, Ark.,) his retreat be- ing guarded by band of the worst outlaws in the entire state"
 Hi Bumbli, of Troy, who came to Arkansas several weeks ago went back home and told the story that prompted the News to go astray. He probably got sidetracked and took a vacation at Hot Springs, where are high and low at the same time' Judging from the story, which is calculated to do Arkansas and it's people harm, Hi Bumbli, is not well up on geography. He should be given big tin star for his bravery-in relating such horrible experience in Arkansas wilds."
 The Troy News says that ''one req son why the man succeeded in evad- ing the Troy officer is that one of his warmest friends in Fl Dorado is the city marshal who is at sword points with Sheriff Harmon, of Union coun- ty. When the latter arrested the fugitive more than a week ago Chat was when Hi left for Arkansas) he at once notified the outlaw gang who planned to secure the release of the prisoner. There are doubts wheth- CT Mclean will be captured alive. His past. record is such that already one of the most noted shots in that wild country has taken an oath that he would kill Mclean at sight"
 The Troy News says many other things, among them being that Gov ernor Donaghey refused to issue the -feuuisition papers for Mclean md that his action was prompted by ap- pea1s from El Dorado people not to do so. Special Officer Ed Cheek returned yesterday and is trying to locate the brand that Hi Rumbli uses
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-03-12
DR. FR|SCH
 LAUDS WOMEN
In Sermon H Says He Is Not Worried Over So-Called
 Effeminization of Church.
FAVORS SUFFRAGE
Believes Women Would Make Nd Greater "Fizzle" of Politics Than
 the Men Thus Far.

In sermon at the Temple Fri day night of the past week, Dr. Eph- raim Frisch went on record as fav- bring Suffrage for the women of this country, declaring in a striking ut terance that they could not make a worse failure of politics than the men have made thus far. "I am not afraid" he said, "of even extending to woman the privilege of voting. She surely could not make worse failure of politics than the men have made thus far. Woman has become the custodian and champion of our very most precious possessions-our literture our music, ourt art, our homes and our children
 Dr Frisch paid a glowing tribute to woman as channel of humani- tarian endeavor and public service, using the character of Esther as a type Dr. Frisch declared himself as not being among those who were in dread of the so-called effeminization
 of the church. I've cannot have enough of woman's work and spirit in any phase of our endeavors"
 Before a congregation of unusual proportions, including many Christ ian people, splendid musical ser- vice was rendered at the Temple Fri day night, the occasion being the re- hearsing of the events narrated in the Book of Esther, which was appro- priate in view of the fact that the Festival of Purim concerned with these events falls on next Tuesday.
 The musical selections used on this occasion were taken from Bredbury's beautiful sacred cantata entitled "Es- ther. The Beautiful Queen" The Temple choir, consisting of Mrs F. E. Renfrow, organist;. Miss Lucy Hearn Broa dstreet, soprano, Miss Ethel Schloss, contralto, and Thad Traweek, baritone, handled the cap tivating and by no means easy music in capable nd melodious mnnner. The rendition of the cantata has been the subject of favorable con- ment among the many who attended.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-03-12
HIGH SCHOOL
 GIRLS ARE PLUCKY
Pine Bluff Maidens Tie Score With Warren Team and Offer to Play
 It Off But Was Rejected.

By playing fast and perfect game of basket ball the girls team of the Pine Bluff High School tied the score with the Warren High School at Warren last night. The score was 12 to 12, in the last of two games played at Warren. A special from Warren last night stated that the game was a good one throughout. Every one of the Pine Bluff girls in the game did excellent kork with Miss Ethel Mann featuring.
 The Pine Bluff maidens were de- feated Friday night by score of IA 10 5. They ceme back stronger, however, last night and succeeded in retaliating. At the end of the game, there being no victory the Pine Bluff girls offered to play off the tie there and then. The Warren girls refus- ed to play, and when the local team sought to arrange a game with the Warren team to come to Pine Bluff. the visitors were again turned down.
 The report stated that the Pine Bluffians had received the bad end from the officials during both games. but they were too plucky to give ur and forfeit the game to their oppon- ents. The team will return nome today
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-03-12
NE BLUFF, ARKANSAS SUNDAN MORNING, MARCH 12 1911.
GEORGE BATTLES
 GIVEN 10 YEARS
Negro Who Shot and Killed Jarrett Johnson, Another Negro, Pleads Gu1lty-NixOn Sent Eight Men
 To The Pen.

District Attorney T. Hayis Nixon and Attorneys W. B. Sorrells and J. M. Shaw and Court 1Stenographer H.. l.. Sternberg returned last night from Star City, where they attended the past weeks session of the Lincoln circuit court, being held by Judge A B. Grace.
 Mir. Nixon stated last night that he would return to Star City Monday. The court will be in session about four days the coming week and then be adjourned.
 During the past week District At. torney Nixon sent eight men to the penitentiary, their terms aggregating 57 years. George Battles, who shot and killed Jarrett Johnson, tho wealthy negro planter, near Warner a few years ago and was recently cap tured in Mississippi through the eff fcrts of District Attorney Nixon en- tered a plea of guilty to murder charge and was given ten years
 Harrison Gillion, another negro, got 15 years for murder, and Joiln Sneed. entered a plea of guilty to a charge of murder in the first degree, and was sentenced to twenty-one years in the state penitentiary. Sneed shot and killed Alex McBrocm, anoth- CT negro, in Lincoln county, last summer. The grand jury ie still in session at Star City.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-03-12
} seBHon of Legislature atsrday-First Double l Holiday This Season.
ERWIN OPPOSES IT
k Measure That Prohibits Lawyers From Soliciting Clients After
 Railroad Accidents.

little Rock, March 11.-For the
 time since the opening of the
 sdoA neither the House nor the
 6aefwere at work today. This is
 normal proceeding of the Senate
 the House has been meeting on
 Rurday as usual. When the motion
 $ made to adjourn until Monday.
 esker Milwee insisted that there
 a roll-call.E 'Gentlemen,' said he,
 you want to adjourn until Mon-
 you must get on record Call
 roll, MT. Clerk" And 4S voted for
 burnment and 29 against it. Tn nsequence the city was yesterday sehted by law makers.
 Fhe House devoted Friday after pn to reading of Senate bills second time, and struck snag ben it reached the Jacobson bill ohbiting lawyers from soliciting slnHss on the scenes of railroad rcks, This bill, it was declared,
 directed against what is known as z ambulance chasers" among the gal profession. Kerwin, of Jeffer- n sought to defeat the measure hd declared it to be most vicious fasure, as 1t would deny the citi- n the right of legal advice, at the lme time making them the victims failroad claim agents. He made motion to postpone the further con- deraton of the bill for sixty days, N 1t was during the debate on this position that adjournment was talk E and on next Senate day, Tues Y Representative Going will be on K floor in arguing aga nst the Ker- Rn motion |l motion.
 The following Senate bills were ad twice in tho House: To estab- A and maintain express offices in nes Of the second class; to regu- fe foreign companies and encour- |e oaning money in Arkansas; to axe Jefferson Davas' birthday a sal holiday; to cure defects in tiles lmerly held by persons incapable inheriting; to amend the Carroll unty salary act; for an additional sstant in the governors off ce; to re defects in the Locus Creek image District in Green county; to lorce better sanitary conditions and oV de fire-escape devices in hotels; regulate elections of special school tricts.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-03-12
NEGRO FALLS
 BENEATH TRAIN
gro Musician, Lost Left Foot and is i'll Critical Condition at
 Hospital.

Kid Smith, a negro musician who is employed at local oil mill, was run over by the inbound Iron Noun tain passenger train at Fourth ave- nue and Chestnut street last night at 10:30 o'clock The negros left leg was crushed off just below the knee. Holderness' ambulance moved him to the Davis Hospital, where he was given medical attention. He is in a critical condition.
 Smith was walking along the side of the train which was moving slowly and preparing to stop at Union Stat ion three blocks away. He was bad ly intoxicated and in staggering fell against the moving coaches and was knocked down. The wheels passed over his left leg, completely sever ing it. A bottle of whiskey which had been partially emptied, was lying beside the negro when he was found. The train was stopped and large crowd of spectators viewed the grew some sight.
 Smiths leg had to be amputated at the Davis Hospital after being taken there. Drs. Calrk and Palmer per- formed the operation. It is not known whether Smith was alone at the time of the accident He was at the Chestnut street crossing preparing to cross, the street, when the train hit him
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-03-12

Mir. and Mrs. Fred,~senyard, MT and Mrs. oscar E. Mckenzie and Mrs. Stella senyard have returned from Little Rock, ,>whefe they witnessed the performance<of tee "Diyine Sarah RarnhardrI MT. Mckenzie says it was Greek te him, but the ladies seemed in enioy the costumes.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-03-12
LOCAL I. P. A.
 ELECTS OFFICERS
Sam SOlmsOn Re.Elected Pres. and Delegates Are Named to the
 State Convention.

 meeting last night and elected off cers, committees and delegates for two conventions. The result of the election of officers was as follows: Sam Solmson, president; H. c. Drey- fus first vice president; w. G. Hum. phrey, second vice president; Wood- son Poss, third vice president; Will liam Burke, fourth vice president; B. IH Elsberry, fifth vice president; Mer- cer sligh, secretary; J. M Dreyfus, treasurer; J. F. Hut, Meyer solmson, D. l.. Franklin, George B. Moore and R E. Davis directors.
 The following committees of one each were named; Railroads, N. L.. Cook; Press, Meyer solmson; Hotel, J. w. Gatlin; Legislative. Edgar Gus ter; Employment, Hary Hanf; Sick and Relief, 70. A. Howell. Dr. B. D Luck, was elected physician and surgeon, and Rabbi Ephraim Frisch was elected cha plain
 Delegates were elected to the an- nual State convention which will be held in Little Rock, May 6. The delegates include Meyer Solmson. J. ". Dreyfus, George B. Moore, w. G. Frmphry and Sam olmson. j. Milford Dreyfus was recommended delegate to the National convention
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-03-12
ASKS MILLION
 DOLL AR DAMAGES
C. M. Cole, Accused of Cotton Thefts, But Acquitted, Makes Several
 Railroads. Defendants.
International News Special

International News Special
 Memphis, March 11.-Suits, asking nearly $1,000,000 damages, were fil- ed today by Charles M. Cole against the St. Louis Iron Mountain and Southern. the Illinois Central, Rock Island and Frisco railroads,
 Cole charges the railroads with malicious and false rrest in connec- tion with cotton said to have been stolen from the railroads platforms a year ago. Cole was arrested but lat CT released at the hearing and claims he has been practically ruined in business way. ..
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-03-12

FUR RENT-Nice office rooms in me Bluff Trust Co. bldg. These |'oms have been thoroughly over slled We VII rent singly or in
 ns' Very reasonable.-Cotton Belt AHpgs & Trust Go
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-03-12

We are prepared to serve you we'll in our three departments: BanK- ing-Insurance-Rs Estate.-Cotton Belt Savings & Trust Co., lo o''
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-03-12

Gerald Happy Triplett spent yes terday in Little Rock, attending a meeting of baseball fans WHO piopo'. to organize the new South oen''" "' baseball league.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-03-12

Farm loans wanted on bottom plantation property Long time and liberal terms.-Cotton Belt Savings X Trust Go. Il 4'.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-03-12

SPRINKLING CONTRACTS
 FOR THE YEAR 1911 |. will be around Monday to make contracts for sprinkling for the year 1911. 3 il 3t GEO. w LIST.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-03-12

FOR SALE--Lot on corner of 12th avenue and Poplar street. Easy terms. Cotton Belt Savings & Trust Co. 1t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-03-12

c. D. Phifpot is spending few days in Memphis.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-03-12

Knox Scull is spending few days in Little Rock
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-12-08
Snleitjcrncn 1911.

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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-12-08
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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-12-08
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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-12-08
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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-12-08

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