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Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-06-04
CARNEGIE SAYS
IT HAS COME
Combinations Meant Ultim-
ate Control By the
Government
PRAISES JUDGE GARY
Says Big Profits Will Be Thing Of
the Past-Old Man Happy
and Spry.
PRAISES JUDGE GARY
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London, June 3.-Andrew Carnegie
started for Skibo by motor today. He
delayed his departure to read the
London morning papers containing the
report of Judge Gary's testimony in
the Steel inquiry. Then he wrote
the following:
Guess who has twins. Gold Dust.
Judge Gary's statement, as re
ported this morning, embraces ard
settles the whole matter. When |
declared some years ago that com.
binations meant ultimate control by
the government of all manufactures,
railways, ETC., I was thought wildly
radical, but there is no recourse.
"Our court of commerce will have
access to all the books and acts of
corporations and will fix prices ae-
cofding to The profits revealed
Here Mr. Carnegie stopped writing,
looked up and remarked: THE tWen-
ty-five and fifty per cent profits will
be no more People will have TO lie
content with five and ten per cent
Multi millionaires will then be
very scarce he added With chuckle
Then he resumed wiring as follows:
ut wr+4- deal literally with capital,
but also justly with consumers. At
last we shall have peace and content
ment in the wide range of production
and this new plan will be far more
satisfactory to both parties than any
the world has yet known.
Judge Gary knows that the meet
ings held tof Steel manufacturers had
no aim other than to maintain prices
and that people would never tolerate
such monopoly. He proved his great
ness by boldly meeting the issues. He
bridges the chasm and deserves great
credit for going to the root of these
diseases and adopting the only rem
edy.
Il welcome him as the worthiest
member of our committee. Let the
country set the world an example. No
monopoly with prices fixed by the
commission Of fair men.
Industrial peace is It hand just as
international peace and the abolition
of war is between the nations
Mr.. Carnegie jumped into his Dig
sixlcylinder car as spry as the youth
of twenty. 'I never was happier.
Everything is bright with the sun
shine of life,'' he cried as the ca.
started and he waved farewell ho n,:,
friends
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-06-04
TO THE PUBLIC.

Elsewhere in this issue we publish
the Act creating the Jefferson Coun.
ty Bridge District
This publication is an exact copy
of the original bill and Is certified tc
by the Secretary of State.
The delay in having same properly
enrolled, filed with the Secretary OF
State, recorded, copied and so certi-
fled to Is the reason that 1t Las not
been published sooner.
The Commissioners have acted in
this matter just as they have and will
act in all matters connected with the
bridge, to wit-PUBLISH THE FACTS
AND NOTHING ELSE.
1t is our purpose to place a copy Of
this bill in the hands Of every tax
payer effected by same Just as soon
as we obtain the reliable data as to
cost, benefits and other valuable IN
formation. ALL OF WHICH. WILL
BE GIVEN YOU WITH SUCH AC-
CURACY THAT THERE WILL BE
NO CHANCE FOR SERIOUS ARGU-
MENT.
Every citizen will have an oppor-
tuni!y to verify every statement we
make, and in such clean business
like manner, that we feel that they
will give the commissioners credit
for doing their work correctly, and
with no expense
When this is done, you will have
a chance to say that you do Or do
not want this improvement. And that
to. without any undue influence or
any attempts to mislead you with mis-
representations and unreliable state
mentS.
We are not taking it upon ourselves
to tell you that you shaN Or shall not
sign the petition. We have not been
appointed your guardian, nor are we
conceited to constitute ourselves as
such.
But we are the bridge commissions
ers. And as such will do our duty
carefully. Taking onr time as we
can spare It to compile reliable data
for your information; submitting 1t
to you in due and proper course; and
then-Why Gentlemen lit will simply
be up to you to say whether the brick
wall erected by certain selfish persons
shah be made higher and thicker or
whether 1t shall be torn down and ev-
cry citizen of the county given an
equal opportunity to advance his own
interest and that of his fellow citi.
zens.
Yours very truly,
Jefferson County Bridge Commission.
By w. D. Hearn, President.
Frank B. Tomlinson, Secty.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-06-04
LITTLE R0CKIANS
CARRIED POINT
Made Fort Smith Delegation to Ark
ansas Travellers Mad and Border
City Boys Declined to Ask For
Next Meeting.

The Arkansas Travellers who con-
cluded their annual convention at
Little Rock yesterday, with business
NE Getting, got into wrangle over the
matter of selecting the next meeting
place and it was finally left to the
advisory board to decide the quee-
ton. The Wrangle. according to
Pine Bluffian who returned last night
from the convention, was occasioned
when the selfish Little Rock Travel
ers declined to permit that it was
the understanding that if they brought
a good crowd to Little Rock and
took the next convention, one of
their delegation might have the Sc
cretaryship. Little Rocks delegates
however insisted ON the eelection of
President H. S. Spivey and Secre-
tary r.. G Branch, and being the
majority, effected it. Fort Smith
then declined to contest for the meet
ing place. w. d. Hartwig, of this
city, was elected first vice president
and w. N. Trulock, of Pine Bluff,
second vice president.
The Association created two new
offices, that of Mother of the Arkan-
saw Travellers, honoring Mrs. w. D.
Hartwig, and Daughter of the Ark
ansaw Travellers, honoring Miss Eula
Spivey. Hot Springs and Mammoth
Springs were also applicants for the
next meeting =,
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-06-04
SUPREME COURT
ISSUES MANDATE
Asks Court to Proceed to
Dissolve the Standard
Oil Trust
IS THE FINAL. ACTION
Demands That Every Detai! of It's De-
cree Be Compiled With
The Order
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Washington June 3.-The mandate
Of the United States Supreme Court
to the United States Circuit Court at
ST. Louis 10 put the decree of dis
solving the Standard Oil Company into
effect was issued today. This is the
final action of the Supreme Court m
der its famous decision.
"It is now here order and adjudged
and decreed by this Court says the
uardate, chat the decree of the said
Circuit Court in this cause be modi-
fled as indica Led in the opinion Of
the Court and as modified, the same
IS hereby affirmed the said Circuit
Court to retain Jurisdiction 10 the
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-06-04
.DIAz ARRIVES
At HAVANA
Given Royal Reception and
Offered the Use of Palace
During the Summer
GOING TO EUROPE
Deposed President Of Mexico Saws He
VIII Return There to Pass
Last Days. ~
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haVana' June 3.-The Ypiranaga ar.
fived mere Today and Diaz received .
reception with special honors n-
lAamazo Palisades. executive secra
tary OF President Gomez and HE Cab
met boarded the steamer off Moro
castle and welcomed the E,rmar
PRESIDENT He invited him 20 tho
faiace and placed aides and automo-
blles at his service also.
Palasides also offered him maeoi
llcent summer palace known a. p,h
en- Mansion, a beautiful estate a rav
leagues West of Havana.
D1az expressed his appreciation ne
Tie invitation, sent to him by Presi-
Gent Gomez to attend the marriaoe
1H President Gomez's daughter tonight
at the palace to Morales Cuello. the
commander of the revenue gunboat
fieet, and sent his son, Porfirio Diaz
Jr,, to represent him at the weddi,o
Dlaz may come ashore tomorrow
Dlaz said that he never visited FIJI
rope and he is now going to avail
hlmset of the opportunity but per-
maps when normal conditions are re-
stored in Mexico he will return there
ana spend the latter years of his life
in that country.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-06-04
COTTON BELT
OFFICIALS MEET

Cotton Belt officials held meeting
recently at the headquarters of the
ST. Louis Southwestern of Texas, at
Tyler, and confirmed the recent ap-
pointment of w. N. Neff, as general
superintendent of the system. Mr..
Neff, s appointment it will be remem-
bered was made by President Britton
some weeks ago, to fill the vacancy
created by the death of j. w. Maxwell.
MIR. Britton, accompanied by other
officials, passed through Texarkana
Sunday night, en- route to Tyler. In
addition to him, those in attendance at
the meeting We're H. E. Farrell freight
traffic manager; S. HI. West, general
attorney; J-.F Leblanc, general pas
senger and freight agent; R.. D. COBB,
general auditor, and Superintendent
Neff
After the meeting the party inspect
ed the company's property at Tyler,
especially the new shops, and round
house. Mr.. Britton leaving later in
the day fer Lufkin and other points
west. He is expected in Tex rkana
fer a few hours stay late his week
or early next.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-06-04
DEATH OF A
FORMER RESIDENT

]. P. Mcdaniel, well known plan
ter of Lake Dick, passed through the
city yesterday en- route to Memphis
to complete the funeral arrangements
for the burial of his mother, Afs
H. c. Mcdaniel, severty-three yeas
old, who died few days ago in Men,
phis The funeral will probably tale
place in Little Rock today.
Mrs. Mcdaniel, the deceased. was
formerly resident of this city, and
is still remembered here. Sna Nv
ed at Willamette, Ark, until few
years ago. Mrs Mcdaniel delivered
the first flag to the first Arkansas
companies raised here. Her poe ms
especially those eff the war, IRE we'll
known and popular.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-06-04
WEDDING GUEST
ON A RAMPAGE
iient to Omaha to Attend Cudahy
Wedding But He Got Licked
and Jailed, Too.
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Omaha, Neb., June "a guest who
came from either Chicago OR Mil
Waukee to attend the wedding of
Miss Jean Cudahy, daughter of Ed
ward Cudahy, the packer, last night
broke into the banquet hall of the
Dome Hotel, where banquet of the
Omaha Ad Club was in progress, had
a Eight with the walters, got licked by
the manager and was arrested and
taken to Jail. Here he gave the false
name and was released on bail, which
he forfeited rather than appear in
the police court.
The AID Club banquet, attended by
two hundred and fifty businss IS men
of the city, WIS in progress when
suddenly the big doors We're thrown
open and young nap rushed in.
SEEING that he was an intruder, enc
of the walters attempted to stop him
and 2 scuffle ensued.
Miss Cudahy was married tonight
to Frank Wilhelm, of this city
the marriage was the last event in the
Cudahy mansion in this city. as the
entire family will next week moves
to Chicago to live.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-06-04
IONfY ROMPS ON
THE GOVERNOR
Retains His Seat as Presi-
dent and Comes Home
All Smiles
URGES ADJOURNMENT
~ Oats Senator Oldham, Leader Of the
Insurgents, and Gets
Frieden In.

President Fl. X. Toney, Of the Stat
Senate, who Was temporarily busted
from the chair of that body by the In
Aurgents on Friday, but who declared
that he would reconvene the Senate
saturday morning at the appointed
hour, made good. He came home last
night with flying colors, all smiles.
Judging from the returns received
from Little Rock last night Senator
Toney completely defeated Governor
4 D0naghey in his efforts to Dust him
and not only accomplished this, but
paved the way for final adjournment
of. the Senate the coming week.
The Senatorial wrangle began early
yesterday morning. when the Insur
i gents recovered their illegal session
at 10 O'Clock, when Senator Oldham,
SEM tor Friedell, Of Miller county. a
4 supporter Of Senator Toney, was ap-
Sapointed by President Toney to preside
over Saturdays session Of the Senate
This appointment was approved by
4 Lieutenant Governor Rodgers of Horv-
ard, who said that he believed the acts
of the Insurgents Were invalid. AZ
ter a scramble. between Senators
Friedell and Oldham, the Miller cou?
+oI ho
Oldham and proceeded to preside cv-
er that body.
After considerable argument the To
ney supporters, by ties. votes of 16 10
IA and 16 to Is got control of the
Senate and declared all acts Of the IL
surgents Illegal. They then proceed
ed to transact new and pending bust
ness, passing several bills, introduce
ing one and considering others.
The bill introduced is by Senator
Wood, Of Ashley county. It raises
the wholesale and retail liquor licen-
ses Of this state, transfers the revenue
therefrom to the state treasury md
fakes It out of the county funds, from
which It now goes to the schools and
treasures. It was read twice.
Senator Toney in a statement last
nigh+ said: This is the third at
tempt of Governor Donaghey to Dust
me from the presidents chair. BY
this time It. must be plain to the peo-
ple that he has got a pet State Capi-
to, bill that he wants to put over az
soon as he can displace me, as we'll as
his axing bills, which will absolutely
ruin the State Of Arkansas, II passed.
Governor Donaghey is in league with
certain Senators and Representatives
IL prevent the adjournment of this
legislature. I believe that ninety
nar cent of the people of the state are
endorsing my course in opposing
continuance OF it.
..I believe we ought Do adjourn be-
cause every measure proposed by the
governor at this extra session IL to
increase the burdens on the people and
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-06-04
Big COTTON man
DIES IN MEMPHIS
w. c. Knight, Known All Over The
South, Succumbs to Seyeral
Months Illness.
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Memphis, Tenn, June 3.-W. c.
Knight, of the firm of w. c. Knight
and Company, one of the best known
cotton men and planters in Memphis
died this morning at his home. after
an illness of several months.
Mr.. Knight came to Memphis aIo,-
ten years ago from Glover, Mississippi
where he owned one Of the largest
plantations in the South. He was
fo.ty-nine years of age and is SIR
vi, ed by his wife and adopted daugh
ter age eleven.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-06-04
Copley Predicts
Government Control
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Washington, June 3.--Absolute con
troll of the railroads. telegraph, tele=
phone, iron and steel industries rests
in the hands of five men, who are
the principal owners Of the United
States Steel Corporation, according to
a statement made by Representative
Ira c. Copley, of Illinois, in a grad.
uation address to the Bliss Electrical
School last night at Carroll Institute
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-06-04
lORIMER ASKS
TO Be CALLED
Wants to Appear Before
Senate Committee In His
Own Behalf
TO MAKE DENIAIS
Wires Chairman Dillingham; That His
Presence Was Not Needed At
First Hearing
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Washington, June 3-Senator LDri
mer, Of Illinois, will be heard by the
Senate Committee in his own defense
in reputation of bribery charges. The
is at his own request, communities. ed
by telegraph to Chairman .Dillingham.
of the Senate Committee on Privileges
and Elections.
Lorimer did not appear before any
committee, either of the United States
or the Illinois Legislature during she
first investigation. Conditions have
changed apparently for he now de-
sires to testify in his own behalf On
some features of the scandal.
The telegram TO Senator Dillingham;
dated Chicago, reads as follows: at
the former investigation nothing was
charged against me personally. There
fore there was nothing for me to de
ny as witness. IT is my earnest
desire to be permitted 20 testify before
Your committee SO that I can refuse
any charges that may be made or
any suspicion that anyone may have
as to the validity of my election
The Senate Committee on Privileges
and Elections failed today to agree
upon whether the new investigation Of
the illinois scandal should be by a
subcommittee or by the entire COM
mittee. Another meeting will be held
Monday to decide he question.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-06-04

extent necessary to compel c)mpli-
%nce in every respect with its decree
The mandate concludes: you there
fore are hereby commanded that such
further proceedings be had In such
conformity with the opinion and de-
cree Df this court, as according to
right and jurisdiction and the law of
the United States ought to be had
the said appeal notwithst anding''
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-06-04
AGAINST AMENDING
ANTITRUST LAW

Washington, June 3.-President TT.
and Attorney General Wickers1am
will set their faces against any at
tempt to amend the Sherman Anti
Trust law along the lines suggested
by Judge Gary in his tes imony te-
fore the Stanley Committee yesterday.
III he view of the administration OF
the Sherman Law needs no anne nding.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-06-04

not to tighten them, as We ought to do.
1.-THE Legislature has been In ses-
sion five months, two months longer
han it should have been. The long
er we stay in session the greater the
farce
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-06-04

We have houses for rent in
various part of the city, Phone lis
and we will have our rent man call
on sou-Cotton Belt Savings and
Trust Co. 6 2 A..
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-06-04

Our electric service is at you,
command any hour of the day OF
night. No mater when the hour Of
your need, the electric servant re-
spends instantly It is never off duty
Citizens Light and Transit Com.
pany
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-06-04

W. T. Barry, who for several
months has been connected with
Seawelis confectionery, will leave
today for Memphis, whera he will
make his home. He will BE- succeed
ed at Seawell's by Sam Hilgheim.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-06-04

Let us write your bond as guard
ian, administrator, executor or for
position of trust-Co.ton Belt Saw
irgs & Trust Co. S 81 st
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-06-04

Mrs. ]. S. Thomas and three chill
dren end Willie Thomas. the yoang
son of Mr.. and MRS. N. C. Thomas,
left yesterday afternoon for Spring
field, Mo, for visit with relatives.
Master Willie Thomas win spend sew
eral weeks with his grandmother in
Springfield, while Mrs. Thomas and
children will g, to Ashgrove, Mo-. to-
spend the summer with Mrs, Thomas'
mother, Mrs. o. Z. Dawson.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-06-04

about the service rendered to deposit
tors at this bank-ask any OF the
/ ig.adreds who have checking accounts
NJ WITH US. They'll +e'l yon it is mode
1 UP of Accuracy, Promptn SIS; Cour-
tesy and Security.
That our officers take pc. sonal
We krd of a bank you'd liSe to do
{ business with?
We cordially invite new accounts
Canital ard surnlss, so75OO0.0o
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-06-04

D. B. Hatcher has returned from
Little Rock, where he spent one day
If at the Travellers convention.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-06-04
UMBRELLAS RECOVERED AND RE.
PAIRED

If you. want a neat ich IN your
umbrella. 4o2 West Second avenue is
the place.
I. GLICKSBERG,
Tie Umbrella Man.
Opposite Telephone Office. tt
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-31
NEW YORK rRopucE M.pur -,

Ne" YORK. Oecemucr 1L--r Iour-stea q y
VITA business siow. spring patents, I5uose;
winter stra!ghts }tluGiN: winter patcnts.
~ ~ Q i'V sprinS clears. SIIV0izJ Eyo
F!our-cu!et at 3i1o3Sl5. Buckxnea, Flour
-e9ulet Cornmeai and narloy--s,eady Eye
bull. "hcat-Spot Irregular; NO, rcd.
@ac. elevator, export basls and yTs.c I, o.
D atioat; No. northern, Duluth. sl.iSL, 4
=. D. aiioGt options iac. ne; higher May
SiW.t corH-spot steady: export new
tsT.c. T. o. o. aboat. Future. nominal! Ua,s
spot hr!n; STANDARD white, 63c. in elevator;
NO :. safe: No. and 1. s5c.: natural white
ana Waite clipped. 5lta % 5igic. on track rhc
futures market nominal
Pork. Bees ana Cut Meuts-steady. Lara
Unsettled. lciiow-Duil. Petroleum. and
Iurpenune-Stcaay. wooi-stead Rosin-
quiet Rice and Moiasses-Stcacy Sugar
Holiday on market. Conce-Futurc. s,oady
al u net advance OF S4s points SPOT cot
ieei STEADY; Rio. 40. :. Ike. Santos No 4
ie@ic.; mild. dull: Cordovu. ieis ulsj,c nom.
inaL Butter-Firner Eggs-Firm Eggs
Unsettled. Pothtoe.-Firm cabbages-ijn-
changed and steady. Peanuts and Freights
Unchanged.
The cottonseed ol! market Was quie, with
trading most! in the form OF eveninx-uu
Tor the close OF the year and switchinr
from the near TO the far months. CIosIu.
pEiees were points lower 10 / point higher ?,
January o.3I5.2i February. sga 30
March, 81 q '.Ss; April. 5l0u5.43: May, D. rs d,
OIL prime crude. lis sales; prime summer
yclio", 6.p4 30: prime winter yellow $50 n
o."; prime summer white. 5a5qtso
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-31
ONANCO3K
Especial to The Times-pispatch.l

Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
Onancock, Va, December 3o.-Miss
Elizabeth B. Wise Is home from Nor
in the Protestant Hospital.
Miss Anita George, Of Georgetown,
Del, ia the guest OF Mrs. r. L. Shield.
Merritt BloXom, wife and two chill
dren, Of Seattle, Wash; are guests OF
Nelson, at Rivervlew.
Miss Katharine GUSTS is with her
cousin. Mrs. John w. Leatherbury, sof
Eastville; for the holiday season.
r. J; Rsvely' of. Of Johns ans Hopkins Unt-
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph l. cahan, of
Georgetown. Del. are spending the
Colonel and Mrs. Charles w. Cullen,
OF Delaware. arc at 'Melrose" for the
Christmas season.
DR.. and Mrs: Winifred S. Kelly. OF
Brooklyn, n. Y, arc guests of DR..
rho young men of the town gave
q dance to the young women at homo
from school and visltors at Hopkins
Hall, Tuesday evening. A large num-
The Sunday school celebrations of
the churches were held as follows:
Episcopal. early Christmas morning;
Presbyterian. the afternoon Of Christ
mas Day: Southern Methodist and Bap-
list, Christmas night; Methodist EpIs-
copal. Thursday evening.
Among others home to spend Christ
mas arc the following students: w.
Henry Powell. Richmond college; Mas
ter Harold Stewart. Johns Hookns
University; Miss Eloiso Stewart, Trinity
College. Washington: James C, Doughty,
College OF Physicians and Surgeons,
Baltimore; Miss Dorothy D. Wise. Hol-
Inns Institute: Miss Sabra Polk NAPLES,
Dorothy N. Hopkins. st, Mary's School,
Raleigh. N. c.; Robert S. Spencer, D.
and Albert Hopkins st. Johns College,
Annapolis. Nd: John Macon Corntck,
Episcopal High School. Alexandria,:
Miss Millyc Click, Peabody Conserva-
tory OF Music, Baltimore
Miss Bessie Porter Taylor, OF the
John Marshall High School. Richmond,
| IA With her parenta for thu hoI days