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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-12


other things of which one unwiSely hoped
too much. The gay cffcrvescence OF the
crowd seemed childish. the roadside spec
tace a glorifcd circus day, Aviation
Week an advertisement for champagne.
The tribuncS and other structures of the
aerodromc. now visible across the fields,
completed her di~cnchantmcnt. \ thou
sand common racecourscs could boast
better! What a tawdry goal for this
lavish outpouring Of enthusiasm And
not flying machine in sight
THEY quilted their car and passed
through the wicket Halfway TO the
tribuncs Blair was ciiuSively hailed by
plump young man with a ilorid face and
political handshake.
Don't tell me this is your first day."
he cried.
Justin admitted the shameful truth
and presented him, Mr. Buckley OF the
American Embassy in Paris
The plump young man continued TO
voice his surprise at their delay. How
could they wait till the final day of the
Grande Scmaine before coming down?
Didn't they realize what this thing
mcant' Hadn't they read the papers:
We were visiting friends in Nor
mandy" apologizcd Mrs. Blair.
Bucklcydccmcd the excuse insufficient.
and told her 50 at length
Justin, falling behind, dropped an
ironlc eyelid at his niece. Price Buck
ley frequently assays better than he
prospects, he vouchsated. Never meet
him before
no." said Ann.
He's secretary of legation. used
to know him in Washington. He has
more influential unclcs than anybody |
ever met.
Acting on his knowledge Of the bud
ding diplomats latent usefulness. he
asked him 10 luncheon, and, 10 use Justin
Blar's own phraScology. the investment
paid. Buckley Smoothcd the way like
professional courier He secured them
q table in the most favored row: ne
knew the precise dishes that this Paris
restaurant, transported to the harvest
fields, served best, and ordered them he
spoke as authOrltatively Of the cellar, Of
Rheims as if he owned them, and recon
mended label of perfection that he
SAID moved connoisseurS to tears. Amid
these activities he still found time to de
vote himself TO Ann Milburn with a zeal
that lost nothing from his consciousness
that she was not only Justin Blair niece,
but a girl OF exceptional beauty, repurcd
to have a swollen fortune in her own
right.
THE company roundabout he assured
her was brilliant. Wonder was the
brainicst man in the English Cabinet.
His host was the British Ambassador
charming man! That youth there was the
Brazilian pretendcr, Dom Pedros grands,
tenders interest herr Then notice the ,
fourth table in the second tier. She was a /
hushand nd q OHM ON The Ercnch thrnn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-01-10
vNetn, mir oud ntdt. @ber Src
f,oy, Mo4+o,. gu

y@ein, mir oud nidt. aber Srol
bon @atter?"
Sic intereiiiert MIDI onr6 oas
mas i6 iiber ite gebort babe, gun
Spre6en nit ibr fam i6 nidt."
aS6aoe. Sd bdtte germ Sbr ltr.
tell gebort. Ste muB cine berporro-
gertoe Srau fem, metlr man ibr Ier-
Beres, ous ibres @ottetl uro oaher
ote gegenieitige 2iebe iiebt.~
u9diielbe er5dblte man mir, abel
= i6 bin in iol9en 0ingen ifep.
til6. gs eibt I'M 2eben ouf btt
Dauer feline ueberbriidungen." Sit
ipra6 idroff, obne oaB iie es mui,-
te, nieoer muBte iie an Soroef ben.
ten.
%, aber endoige Srou, Sic ia
ben Die Siebe bergeilenl 2iebe gleidt
aus, permittelt, bat tbr belonoeres
Si6t fir ben teueren @egenItono
@otter, claude id, modte ieine Sror
gar nidt einmal onbers boben."
Geilp iab BEN Spredenoer an
SD babe eine onoere Mnii6t Dor
Der 2iebe = iie bolt Ser Matdgli6-
felt gegeniiber ni6t lange Itono. 5it
freili6 iinb jung, oarum bober
Sic einitpeilen nod Dos 8orredJt
gloubig gu iein."
Wit elmer gemiiien Snbrunlt Tag.
te er: vSSa, oos BIN ib aud. @ldll.
big! = Natiirli6 tit 1li6t ieoes Sc
tiibl oas e6te, ipabre, aber mo- ous
einntol tit. ml1B es aQmabttg lein."
gatnosfopf"r iaete geap ladelro
Gin Suior ioute iib ni6t nit lol.
6en Weoitationen plogen."
paber erlal1ben Sic, @naoigIte
audi Der Suiar tit Io5uioeen MenId
-. Stia borten Sic ni6ts?"
st blteb laui6eno iteben.
ygteftr, i'd o6tete o16 ouf ni6tslA
gs raidelte I'M melfen 2oub. Nf
- oa lit oos @eraui6 pieoer."
Sect borte es aud Neap; ma6r-
ldeinli6 oie S1lBtritte Naberfonl.
member.
u@ir bIeiben bier Iteben.1 Oh
bate es leiie uno eifrig eeiaet, in
Der abiidt, feline 9egleiterin Dor lie.
Dem unliebiamen Grfannttperoen 81
idiiten.
l1nrtietulln fnIntA
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Nltc ariess=G rimmermnsen.

Mngeregt our6 uniere Sonntogs.
betradtung in elmer ser LETTER
Nummern iber Die pieraiger ariegs.
|iabre ihmelgt unier langidbrige.
abonnent, SER Moris &inoler it
Gopperas @ope, in einem Ian0er
Sbreiben an uns in alten &riegs.
erinnerungen uro ernabnt no1ne11t
ltd bes auBerit ltrengen @inters
Dem er NIT Dem @eroer'iben Mrn1ce.
forps Dor 8elfort perbro9te uni
mo- er BET grimmiser &Glte uno ir
tiefem Sdnee auf Gorpoiten lton<
uno an 6. Sonltar Ieinen @eburts.
tag feierte. Sect fiibrt SEER &il1o.
Ter anf ieiner biibid eingeridte:
ten Sarm Elm bel9auli9es Daleir
uno ldBt init 8eboelidfeit oie al.
ten gr%innerungen an iid poriiber.
5ieben.
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ams Seinefs @atratemsrmft.

Gine beoeuterlbe @ermebruta Ell,
tabrt unler @iiien Inn Seine o1trd
Die geroHentlifu1g freller grief,
nno aufiase oes 9idters, oie Sc,
Weffe Setne's, Warimilian bon Sci
ne=@eloern, aus oem Nadlos ieirtes
Baters @uitab Seine BEL Scarf CIR
tius eri6einen laBt ullo oeren nil
lenldaftlide 8earbeitugg nod Sc.
%nerltorbenc Seine-Sori6er @uolh
&orpeles our6gefibrt bat. Die 9rie-
te Die gum groBten Sell an ieinen
grloer uno an feline Mlltter aerid).
tet limo, geben nns &unoe BON iencr
tnrbtbaren lebten 3eit ieines Sc.
bers in 8aris, oa er, ans gett oe-
teilelf, Den 8e6er ser idlimriteu
menldli6en 2eioen bis 5ur geeiae
leere1 muBte. gri9iitterno lit es,
mas er BON leinem 3uitano ersdhlt
lmponiereno, mie er trokoem nod,
oen aarnpf nit aIen feinolihen
Weaften aufnimmt. nDos Sdrei-
ben miro mir iauer", beiBt es III Ell
mem 8rief an @uitop pom 1. 6eb.
1916, Doenn i6 iebe iest 10 idlett.
Se1en fann i6 gar nidt, l6rei6en
mr. lpenig, Gin 4uee lit felt einem
Sabr gan5 geidloiien, oaS anoere
lebr mott, nro 5pei 9rittel bes Sc.
lldts, infllllip BEN Muno, lino ae,
labntt. 8abei bin. id lebensmutiq qe-
blieben uno babe gar feline 2lllt.
mid rubig nit 5iBen treten gu loi.
ZEN" 9as S6reiben muB er idlieB-
LTD tat gan5 ~aufgeben. Mit geldbn
ten 8lteoern ltegt er i'm 9ett mno
ut talt gon5 blind: y9u 6alt feinen
gegrtff oapon, piepiel ib qelitten
urto nod leibe; beitdnoige arampfe
lino 3nlommen5iebungen, Defenders
Der gefne uno oes Giidgrats, an
lammen9efriimmt liee i6 ouf elmer
seize i'm Bette, obne mid 6efpeqen
5t foilten, uno MIR ole "a Stun0en
tperoe t6 auf einige Minuten tpie
EN- &ino auf Den Seifel geiest, nod
reno man mir oas @ett ma6t; Inn
one Sdmler5en 81 betduben, nebme
ib beitdnoiq 3ufllt6t gum Opiur.
olib nein &opf lit baber iebr bun-
pft9." oMfeine 2abmung er9reift
altb ben Sberteil oes a0rpers"
flagt er in einem anoeren grieie
aus Dem Sabre 1850, vuno sic
Irampfe Der &innbaden uno oes
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: ..

-gbomas $. gaa, Ser @orlisen,
De oes @refutipfomites ser 8robibi.
tioniiten, bat cine grfl6rnna perof
fentli6t, tn Der er iagt, Die 8robi.
bttioniiten miiroen ri6t oanit Elm.
oeritanoen iein, BOB oie Mbltimmune
10 bolo nie mogli6 abeebaItel
neroe. Sim 9%onneritag bob in al1.
tin oas grefutipfomite ser 8ro.
bibttionilten ACKNOWLEDGEMENT unc
iber Die SteGungnabme Ser 8ro.
6ibitioniiten in oieier Mngeleael1.
6ett, iotpie iiber anoere gampaqne.
fragen entiheioen.
- No6 benz 8eridt bes ItaatIi.
den Mderbau requirements tparef
III unierm Staate am l.. Sottuor g..
942,027 8aGen 8mlmuoae geginn.
gegetl 2,224,616 am /. Sonual
1910.
&idter 9opfins in Corpus
GDriItt bat Die @ranoiurD angeiuie.
len, Die @eriidte, baB gelpiiie itdot..
ide geomte iib unebrIi1feiten fat
ten 81 SAuloen fommen laiien 81
anteriufen.
Sn Der Nabe bon 8aitrop 5oe
iiG cine Srau @aQace @laB ldlpe,
re Branowuttoen 5l1. @1breno Ii.
ut Der garb tpuih fam iie nit If,
rem &leioern Dem Seuer gu naGe
uno oieielbet gerieten in 8rano.
Muf Der &an1 bon 50. 8ot-
ton in Der Rabe bon Gel Gio braun.
te Dor einigen Sagen bas @ol,n.
hans ab. 9abei murbe Srau 4at.
ton 10 i6tper berlest, 6oB iie ltarb.
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LokaIes.
Observation-Disclosures.


Gie Yetition ser american ST
itrict telegraph Company fir einen
Jreibrief fir 10 Sabre, Inn Elm
Mlarmipitem ein5ufiibren, muroe
Dem Staotanipalt our geguta6tuns
iibermielen. 8etenten pom Seiper-
Diitrift SEQ. Z erbalten grlaubnis,
oas 5pitem nod auf ipeitere Stra-
BEN aus5uoebnen. 1elgaoo uno
@niiade StraBe mer6en reporiert
Mgarita StraBe uno @albinetnn
8lace erbalten @aiierIeitung. Cine
4naabI Betitionen fir StraBenper.
h%ciierunger tpuroen Dem befr. 4oni-
te iibernieien.
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MaHen GinberbiehitG6le

Dem y2.-M." miro aus 8eters.
burg telegrapbiert: Ser bielige be
fannte Sournalift Seioebmrotp uni
oeiien Grau tpur6en tpegert anbIrei
der 4inoer6iebltdble nno anoerel
Refrigerator berbaftet. Srau Sei6e
burop bebauptet, cine auBerebeIift
Eofter oes ieitber b~eritorbenen bel.
laden Wiaionars Siiriten Oginsfi
nno bic et15ige bereftigte grbin 6es
Matatonennadlaiies o~esielben su fem
Jrau Seioeburop erflarte, 6ab iie
DEM @eri6t elm oiesbe5iigIi6es &c.
itnment ~bortpeiien tonne. Dieies Sc.
ltoment mare, tuenn es tatiafIidl
borbanoen iein ioIlte, oas bterte ae.
fdlifte Seitament bes pe~ritorbenen
5iiriten. @esen Der Salfduna eli.
nes oerartigen Seitoments mur0e be.
tanntlih Dor Sturgeon Der StaImei.
tier beg 8aren WoniarIiarsfi berbaf.
tet. 9as gbepaar 9eioeb1trop Be.
ltst, trosoem es erft felt aht ssah,
rem berbeiratet 1T, 5polf Sohne.
Wiebiel oabon eigene uno ipiepiel
oabon geitoblene 9inoer iin6, fonnta
bisber nod ni6t eruiert mer6en.
5rau Seioeburom tpllroe babel BE-
troffen, als4 Tie auf Die Mnnonce eines
armen Maodens oeiien fleinen ana-
ben bebufs @ooptierung gu fit
nabm. 5rau &eibeburon ersdblte
bierbei tie Der6e baIo fiiritlife 8eiib,
timer un6 enorme Meidtiimer err
ben. es purbe feiteeitelt, oab Sro,i
SefoebnroD mebrmals Mutterfret-
ben iimulierte, Die bon ben Sausbe-
tpobnern ieoo6 nngeatpeifelt nuroen.
Orei Safe bon &naben6iebitdblelr
tpuroen bereits feitgeiteGt. Wan
nimmt an, 6aB oas g6epaor Die &na-
benoiebitdble boGfiibrte, INN eineir
groBeren @nteiI an Der grbIhoft
Sginsfi gu e%rlungen. 9ie Mffoire
bier uneebeures Mufieben.
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3ettet siuei Qeben.

Weoer merne S6peiter, nod ih,
piiroen beute am 2eben fem pettr
Is nidt fir Or. Sings Seen
DISCOVERY" mare, idreibt 81. 9.
MeDonalo BON Sapettepille, q. 6.
Wir batten beioe fdneren Sulten
uno feline at6ere Meoiain baIf.
Wan iagte iogar, meine Sftpefter
babe Die Sdntnoiudt; Sbre mum.
oerbole Mebi5in bat uns 9ei6e
b~oaitanoig gebeiIt. Sir ongegrit.
fene 2ungem, @rfaltlng, Grippe,
Mitbma, Suiten etc. Yrobefla1he
fret Soc un0 81. Sci alien Dri.a.
aiften.
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Mrs. WinsIoW's Soothing Syrup

Seit uber fiinf5ig Sabren por
Wtiuionen BON Miittern fir ihrt
&inoer nit Dem beiten grfolee bein
3abnen gebraudt. Ct berubigt oas
8ino, erpeidt bas 3abnfleii6 une
hilbert Die Shmer5en; BELT aud
Winofolif uno tit oas bette Mittel
BET 9iaarboe. l1eberaI BEL ben Mpo-
tbefern gu baben. Sragt nod Mrs
8insloip's Sootbing Sprup una
nebmt nidts anoeres. 25 Gents Sic
Slaihe.
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Der Mat e,mer Dame In gaptre Dame

Ser @at ermer Dame tn Nptre Dante
an ale bieieuigen, Die an 8beumatiss
nus, Oh u Wusfelz ODER @elenfr6eu,
matismlts an 3iftibmer5en, 5egens
L9nB, 8iidenpeb. Shmer3en In Der
Rierenaeseno ODER @erbenf6mer5en Ieis
ben, gebt 6abin, an Tie Tim Elm 5ausmits
tel 81 f9reiben, ipeI6es tpieoerboli
ldinntli9e biefer @ebre6en gebeiIt bat.
sic fiblt es als lire Bfli6t, baileIbc
an ale f~oitenfrei su i1ifen. sic tons
len 5u 5auie cine SeiIung berbetfiibz
rem, mas Saliienoe be3epsen f6nnen; Elm
alimaipebiel lit ni9t erforberlid. 9ies
iss entoedte einfade MitteI ideibet
parnfdlire aus benz 8Iute, maht Die
lteifen geIente geidmeibig, reinigf bas
8lut ltnb Hart Sic 6ebfraft; benz eons
gen &orperibitem tpirb @lettriaitdt unb
spannllng perlieben. @enn 6biees sic
g5mtsrsliisrt, 10 aoreilieren sic bshnfs
ners. 8oy 81. Rotre Game, ssSnb. 6dreiz
Den sic In bieier Gbrade.
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@adl barter sasesarbeit

lbmer5en aopf uno Niiden Der Sons.
Iron. &ein @unber, luenn ibre
eonne ettpas miirrii6 lit. Sic pire
tbre CUTE 2aune mieoer erloi1get,
llodoem iie Die Sdmeraen nit Or.
sti6ter's upain-@rpeqer" p~ertriehen
bot. 9as lit oerielbe 5~uberl1liige
5renno Der Menidbeit, oell man
lett Sabren IN gang europa in foIt
ieoer Somilie porfinbet. 20 iilo so
Die Jlaide in a1en oeutiden
9[potbefen.
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gllter eolSat aepeiniat.

Sabre lang p1iroe if ourd lin.
Deroauliffeit uno NerItopfrnc
id)fper gepeinigt, idreibt Der Rriegs'
beteran ". &. Smitb BON erie
3D. nber Or. Sings Netp 2ife
Bins bnben mid Dieoerbergeiteft
Nur 25c bel allen Druggiften.
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Mm 5tpeiten 5ebruar beabiid,
tigen Die oeutihen Stuoenten ser
4uitiner %uniperfit1t bier tuieoer eius
9bedterboriteIIung 5n geben. 3ur
Muffiibrung ioG oies Mal gIumert.
tbal un6 G~uoelburg's 2uftipiel
y@robitaotluft@ fommen.
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@er in Ser Sueeno piele Stir.
me nlitgema6t bot, lift aud oft iii
Ilter nod = pinbig.
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Ser %beriibmte refte Sled, ollf
Dem MO iein Ser5 boben ion, lit ie-
oenfaQs nidt oie 8unge.
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Ser @ebenoe bat elm 5ebn Mol
beiieres @eoadtnis ols ser Nef.
menoe.
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eitelfeit unb 9iinfeI iin6 Die
u%nfeblbaren 3eugen Der @eiftesflein-
beit.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-04-04

efficient acting secretary of the Board of Trade since the departure of Dr. J. l.. Caldwell for Charlotte, N. C., where he took the presidency of the Presbyterian College for Women, was reelected acting secretary until Dr. Caldwell's successor is named There are number of applicants for the place, but it will probably be some weeks before a new secretary is nam- ed.
 In the election of directors all of the old board of twenty-one with the exception of course, of Dr. Caldwell, were also reelected. Elmo Marsh was elected director to fill the va cancy caused by the resignation of Dr. Caldwell, The other directors are: P. P. Byrd, V. o. Alexander. F. A. Howell, Clifton Howell, W. N. Trulock, S. c. Alexander, W. D. Mearn, c. c. Handley, J. B. Speers J. F. Boyce, 7. Orto, Fred Fox, J. T.
 Lloyd, w. H. Westbrook. D. NJ. Bluthenthal, J. H. Mann, J. B. Talbot, Charles Veil, J. w. Wilkins and R M Johnston.
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CITY COUNCIL
 HAS LITTLE WORK
City Dads Met Last Night, Allowed Bills, Paid Salaries and Re-
 ceiyed Reports.

Notwithstanding the fact that this is election week and that the ely administration will change next Mon- day nght, the meeting of the city council last night was dry one with very little business. The Fathers allowed the monthly salaries and pay rolls and paid all bills The reports from the various heads of the city government, including the annual re- LOT of City Collector A. c. Russell exclusively announced in this paper a few days ago, were read and receiy- ed
 An ordinance was passed extending the watermains from East Sixth avs- nue on Dakota street to the alley be- tween Fourth and Fifth avenues on Dakota streets and east to Mississippi street Six lighs were ordered placed on different corners in the southwest ern part of he ely. The commissioners of Sewer District No 13 took the oath Of office, and assessors were also named.
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PINE BLUFF BOY
 IS A OfSER1ER
Is Arrested Here By Constable Stew art and Returned to Officials
 at Ft. Logan Roots.

Robert Earle Joyce, a Pine Bluff boy who deserted from the United States Army, was arrested in this city yesterday by Constable Frank Stew art and placed in the county jail. Later in the afternon he was taken 10 Fort Logan H. Roots, in Argenta to be surrendered to the government of- ficials, by Deputy Sheriff c. c. Green. Constable Frank Stewart will receive the usual reward of $50 for Joyce's arrest.
 According to the government re- cords Joyce was a private in the thirtieth company of the Coast Az tjllery Corps. He enlisted July 1Z. 1909, and deserted from Fort Worden, Port Townsend, Washington on Sep tember 17 1909. He has been visiting his sister at Teague, Texas, and on'! recently returned to Pine B'uff' Sheriff Brewster and his deputies and other county officers have been on the lookout for him for some weeks.
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LIQUOR VOTE
 IN SEPTEMBER All Three of Jefferson Cour- tvs Representatives Vote Against the Measure
KERWIN'S WAS BRIEF
Said Prohibition Was Curse and Benefited Only Railroads, Express
 Companies and Outsiders.

Little Rock, April 9.-The Kersh bill for the submission of the liquor question to the people of the state at the general election in September 1912, the fourteenth bill introduc ed this session, was passed in the House Monday evening without scarcely any debate. Representative Yadon of Sebastian made a speech in favor o. prohib ton, quoting the Scriptures on the evils of strong drink,
 Representative Kerwin, of Jeffe:- son who declares that prohibition is a curse made the shortest speech ot his career, when he said, "This IS good bill for the railroad and express companies and the dealrs out of tic state.'' The House appeared to he ia the frame of mind to vote on the bil, and it passed by the following vote his being the first lineup of the fcrces this season:
 Ayes-Barker, Bellamy, Boggs Brown of Cleveland; Brown. of Full ton; Buerkle. Campbell. Clark oi White; Clingan, Cone, Davis of Col umbia; Davis of Lafayette: DuVa!l Parish. Faulkner Glover, Grant Griswood. Hardage. Hatchett. Henley Holt. Hudson, Jackson of Randolph Kellogg, Kersh Lackey. Lewis of St. F',ancis; Lindsey, Martin of Cleburne Martin Of Faulkner; Meador Munn Newton, Mum, Owens, Penix. Pipkin Ragon, Rice Roddy. Russell. Scott Self. simms. Smith Stokes. Thomr- son. Toler. Wagner Walker, War mock. Williams, Yadon. Milwee-5o.
 Nays-Anderson, Barrow Black' Bradham, Brjckey. Calvert. Cockb'rn Dejsch. Jones of Pulaski; Keith ker- win. Lewis, of St Francis; Lindse! Nc Allister. Moore. Neale. Plnney Whittngton-16.
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BRF|NfR AND
 KING NAMED Mayor Jordan Will Make No Changes in Fire Depart
 ment Heads
WANTS GOOD SERVICE
Has City's Interest at Heart and Will Not Let Personal Feeling
 Dictate His Policies.

IS1. f NsHlrsSzs5
 Mayor-eleet A. C. Jordan, who will today be elected mayor of the city of Pine Bluff announced last night that on being inducted into office at the meeting of the city council to be held next Monday night he would re-ap- point Chief A, C. Treiner and Assist ant Chief Frank F. King as heads Of the Fire Department. 'Dr. JordanS al nouncement !n regard to the fire department head settles the specula- ton that has been made for some time a9 to whether there would be any changes there
 There might possibly be some changes among the fire fighters Of the department. but 1t Is ce~tlin that Brener, assisted by K'ng will have of arge for the next two years. Dr. Jordan's change in the police head caused the unrest and speculation as to who the next fire chiefs would be
 It Is known that Mayor-elect Jor- dan has been cor sidering other appH- cants for the pSS. SA Dr. Jorhan believes that Pine 5t st this time enjoys a good fire flghtHJ corps. and although it is known that sdGtt of the members of the fire departr tt op' posed him in his race for ma Rr Mi' desire to give the city good servlce in every department prompted him to do away with whatever personal feei- ing he might have In the matter, be- ,jeying 1t to be for the best interest Of the people to retain the present men.
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cases. But notwithstanding these faults 1t marks tremendous advance upon past methods In the treatment of juvenile dependency and delinquent cy If 1t passes the House too, aod I scincerely trust 1t will there will be an end to boys under IT and girls Under IS being brought to t'ial be- fore magistrates and police judges. as criminals. They will De dealt with as misled children and will Lc leetured to by the higher judge and rut on probation under the guidance of some intelligent, public spirited citizen. Again neglected o)ys and girls will be removed from unhe2l ny and i.nmoral homes to better e1yIron- mants In short, the bill, if made a law will tend strongly to conserve our ..seo ous youths
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HAND CUFFEDANECRO
 JUMPED FENCES
Escaped, Ran. Half Mile But Stopped When He Heard Bullets
 Whistling By

Noble Lake. Ark, April 3.-Justice of the Peace c. B. Murphy, at Fair field on information of Sheriff Brew ster Friday arrested a negro who, on being searched was found to have in his possession gun and watch, an- swering the description of articles stolen from Noble Lake Planting Company's store recently at Noble Lake. Mr. Murphy telephoned MT. Crawford and Mr Wharton at .Iobie Lake and they came tc Fairfield and identified the goods
 The prisoner, after being handcuff- ed made a break for liberty and gave all his guards long chase be- fore he was recapturcd. In spite Of being handcuffed he climbed fences. jumped ditches and ran a half mile until buNets began whistling around his ears and then he stopped quick and yelled "Fs done stopped, I's done stopped
 The local constable of Fairfield took the negro to Pine Bluff Satur- day morning. The prisoner is strar- ger and unknown here and gave his name as Albert Ford of Nebraska.
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MRS EMMA KELLER
 DIED THIS MORNING

Mrs Emma Keller, 22 years old wife of Charles Keller. d'ed th's morning al 12:30 o'clock after an Ill., ness Of about year The deceased was sufferer fro tuberculosis. She Is survived by her devoted hus- hand one daughter Helen, 3 years old, and one brother. Jesse McDow- eli, of Waco Texas. The funeral arrangements have not been complet-. ed
 The Keller family iaake their hc n at No PIP 1-2 West Barraque street. Mrs. Keller was Il most estnlable young woman and valuable mem" Ter of the Baptist church.