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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-12-23
BODY SNATCHER

PARIS. Dec. 22.--Poilce here
are seeking shovi. who
opened the vault containing
the corpse OF the late Nine.
Lucic Lartelr,e. the famous
eomecienne. In an attempt 20
steal $4,000 In Jewels buried
~ish the body. The attempt
failed.
Evidently. the ohouI was
overcome BY osses which
arose from the coffin ~hsn he
pried open the lid. and. being
overcome with nausea. he fled
through . window.
CLEVELAND. o.. Dec 23.--Mrs
Eiroy Avery. one OF the foremos
club women In the country. died a
her home here today following
sudden attack OF heart failure.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-12-23
A Merry Christmas
AYrrn TWO THOUSAND CHRIS
TIAN YEARS.

Merry Christmas Tor the poor
Merry christutas Tor the widows and
orphans, faln the good teltaW club
and get yourself liked All this ~
xopd AZ Gar as Il goes. but Il does not
~ very far with mo. nor does ID 20
FAR with widows and orphans. A
syStom which rVos widows and or
phRns and makes widows and orphans
all the year round. BY killing their
bread winners. cannot square its ac-
count with the poor, nor with Him.
the date az whose birth II Indicated
and commemersted By Christmas day
The crurnh Of charity From The "a.
ploi;sr viii not hold. satisfy aud APP
peare the producing class who are
poor Cor great while iankur Al.
rsady througheut tho world the rfo-
tuclnF class 81 to-day n beginning q
distinguish itself from the producing
classes 81 al former times. b. dlrnl-
fytnx itself through the demand Tor
10 eeonomgc rights which forms the
basis 81 all liberty.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-10-21
2,0GG LADIES VISITED
 FURNITURE HOUSE

Mrs r. H5yiold 0ald the lucky key and carried away tue beautiful &ie0= dresser sHiA1 Nt awarded to the fortunate key ho.lor yesterday by the knoS-#.alher Furniture Conn any. The success of the key distri- button was complete. During the day neFiy 3,0eo ladies caIlod at the fur nitufe house Hid tried l>e4s, which had been left at fhs homes. Clue of several thousand keys carried AWAY the fine prize.
 Mrs. Ma4fiela visited the stoie ii 1 P. Nj. but discovered that she had left her key al home, She returned home, secured the key and WAS de lighted when il unlocked the drawer in the prize dresser. Before the store
 rRened yesterday morning fully a hpnd ed ladies stood outside ready to enter the furniture house. Each lady was presented with st. attractive cal endal and before the noon hour l004 of them Were distributed
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-10-21
COMPTON CASE IN
 SUPREME COURT

Little Rock. .krk., Oct 2o,-Tae ease of W.=A. Comaton. of Marianna, eon= Nicted in Lee circuit court last spring of tie embezzIemant of school funds and senteneea te year in tie pen tentimN. will he submitted te the Supreme eeust next Monday, Judae Compton Was formerly county iudss of falaski eeantf, and his father Wds at one time member of the Arl1an- sas SdPreme z urt He removed io Marianna aboai Ten years ago
 Soon aftel the appeal Was flied, the attorney general confessed onsor be cause of a Faulty indictment, but it was found upon investigation that th $ WAS a clerical oversight, and When corrected indictment was fil= ed. the confession of error was with drawn. The defense is n relying for reversal upon the contention that
 the indietmepf does not char ge facts sufficient To constitute embez- element, and that even if it did, the eV dence does not substantiate such 3 i charge.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-10-21
ODD FELL)WS 10
 INWTL, GRAND LODGE
Pine City Lodge Memlers to Send En- thu>iatics Delegation to Capital
 to Capture 1912 Meeting.

Pine City Lodge, No t5G, l. O. (. F., at it's regular meeting Thursday night. endorsed the proposition made hy Jefferson Lodge No 224, 10 inyhe Ike Grand Lodge t6 hold its annua] meeting in Pine Bluff next year The =suua} sessions ff the Grand Lodge will be held in Little Rock next week and the delegates rom this city will < x.cua cordial iHtitat on tG the Grand Lodge to n Aet iH Pine Bluff in 1912 Among tho2e Wbo will attend r 0Ta lhts cify are E. ". Benton W. ]. Parkes, A. H. RowelI. II Reiubetgnr ;nd uuB1teH of others.
 The Grand Lodge met in this city about seven wears as but since that time Pine Bluff has grown Wonden- fully and with the building of the new hojel will he able To take care of the visiJing delegates. The order has also groWn rapidly and is now enc Of the 1aIg gest frateJHal orders in the state.
 The !. 0. o. F. Lodge iu this ci y has a large and prominent member ship and ii is considered quite pro bable that the next meeting will be held here.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-10-21
TESTING GAS
 PIPES OVER CITY
Natural G1e Company Has Also Warned Private Consumers To
 Save Pipes iB !EoHeS Tested.

: se ioaee of men have been ! cd Ut Eoeil aga on the streets by the Pine Rluf Natural Gas Com- pany, and Bafraque street, from Stata street west, and on Main street fog several bl cks, afe being torn up tQ enable the Wol kmen to get to the old gas mains The work was rc- gently stopped by the Gas company officials on account of disagree meny with the city over the fran chise, but finally decided to operate under the old franchises. and the work If testing the mans was rosulh- ed
 All the mains used by the Pin Bluff Corporation for the diatribu- ton of al tificial gas will be thor oughly ted, as tue Hdtufal gas ha1 a much stronger prsss, re and thosa mains that canEaf s1anj +he test will be lepla ed by INV mains..
 There are seventeen m les of ga mains in the city, all of which vii have to undergo the test before tht natural gas is turned into them. Al resident; CT Pine Bluff who have gas connections have been warned br tht natural gas company to have theil pipes tested. If the pipes now il use will not stand the pressure re 1uired for the use of natural gas tn. supply of gas will be cut off al tho mains
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-10-21
ADJUSTMENTS ' l% AAAA q @A%%/\>

Maybe the fact that The Giri- From Rector's" had visited Pine Bluff on two former occasions had something to do with the small audience that greeted the effarEescent comedy at the Elks Theater last night. Maybe the sudden change in the weather which should have been booster for the theater-kept away some of the old rel ables. But whatever it was that caused il. they were not there. Tie audience was smaller than usual fer as a rul2 Pine Bluffians like the
 cine 'v--ar57 in past years they have ially favored "'The Girl From Rectcr's,
 The company that presented the play here last night was not as good as those here in farmer years. Geo ". Paige, who was seen here last year in the part of Professor Aubrey Maboon, cam te us again just as good as evef If anything h;s con tinued work has bettered his part. In one o} two instances the company sustained the reputation of the cast
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-10-21
Ice Cream -Surrer.

Trinity Church Association enter tained Thursday afternoon and even- ing with an ice cream supper at the residence of Mrs. Edward Malley. No l921 East Second avenue, The spe- cial hostesses on this occasion were Mesdames Edward Malley, R. A. Chaf- fee aid William Malley. It was one of the most successful affairs of it's Kind ever given by the women of the association, large amount being realized for the benefit of the society. During the afternoon and evening the house and grounds Were thronged With parishone1s of Trinity Church special friends Of the hostesses and neighbors, more than two hundred and fifty persons having been pres ens, and a pleasant time enjoyed by
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N. E. BrighJwtll has returned from 6 business vis1t te Little Rock.
 Col. s. NJ Tay3oI loas returned from { legal business visit to Little Rock
 b. E. (. Mcc.anJ non and wife have r7turned tgsTo a visit 10 Little 'Rot:t
 T !. C2il CT. of Altheimer, was ;l business visitor III the city yesterday.
 Mrs. Day. of Texas, is Fhe guest of Aer sisyeril1-laW, Mrs. F. C. Rnwell,
 Judge W. T2. Jones has returned from Iegaf b7setHess visit to Star City.
 Will Holmes, editor of the Camden Beacon. was is5 3l5e city yeste] day ea} business.
 Ray Martin, formerly of this city. now of Humphrey, was in ths, ei1.. yesterday.
 P '. Pride. of thjs city. was in lii tie Rock Friday and returned home yesterday.
 Ms. Push, oE Little Rock, is t..e guest Of Mrs L T Farrell for seve- ral days.
 j. W. Jone y..v aealttv Hannq es- v planter, s.z=3 s@.tei1.::' l.! t! : o4 business.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-10-21
BUTCHERS WOULD
 ENJOIN THE CITY

Little Rock, Ark, Oct. 20.-Satur- day morning, J. H. Bilby, local but cher, by Carmichael, Brooks Powers, his attorneys, filed suit in Pulaski chancery court for an injunction against the city to restrain it from enforcing the meat inspection old.n- ance in so far as it modifies the sale Of domestic meats The butchers have organized strongly against the ordia ance, and propose to fight it, while tho adm nistration is as emphatic in it's determination to enforce it for the better protection of the public against the sale of wholesome meats.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-10-21

adjoUrning states, owing to the pro- minence and popularity of both of the contracting parties.
 Miss Scales is Identified with seve- ral of Pine Bluffs most prominent families, and is . particularly att5s tive and charming young lady, being very popular with old and young
 Reverend Hammond is the presid- ing elder of the Pine Bluff District, of the M. F. Church, South and there is no member ot the Southern ' nter= ence who stands higher in the esti- nation of his colleagues, and in church work. He has been resident of this city for several years and has | large acquaintance and influences
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-10-21

of 1910, but taken as a whole the show did not make the favorable i'm pression as the ones that have pre- sentcd Paul M Potter's comedy here in years gone by.
 Miss Boratht Dalton, who took the part of Lnte Sedaine last night, does not display any great dramatiee abilNy, She seems to think that the part should bo made that of d careless, flippmt sort of a girl, such as Lute Sedaine's life would infer Sbo gees too far in her mannerisms and taiIs to impress an audience. She 5 attractive enough, but she loses what little dignity the part re= gfires by oTafd ing he part.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-10-21
AVIATOR ROBINSON
 REtGilfS DAVENPORT I
Nights in His HydropIane in the Mid de of the Mississippi River to
 Make Some Repairs.

Eavenpo.., Iowa. 2o.-Saluted by a blast of factory whistles and the cheers of several thousand people on the banks of the Mississippi river here, Hugh Robinson landed in the river between Davenuort and Rick ls
 land, at 3:5O o'clock this afternoon, having flown the forty miles from Clinton in forty minutes. Robinson said he met with disagreeable air cur
 rents after leaving Clinton and rose to an altitude of 5000 feet to avoid them, after descending to seven thou sand feet at which heighth he pass ed over Moline, III. Examination of his hydroplane this evening showed Robinson that the bottom of his gaso- line tank had sprung and was leak ing and that other repairs were neces- sary. He therefore changed his plans and will lay over here tomorrow. He wi}i>>resume his trip down the Mis- sissippi Sunday or Monday morning
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-10-21
Dr. Junius Jordan. superintendent

Dr. ,,unius Jordan. superintendent of the city schools was recent zIs- itof at Little Rock.
 Waiter iiarper. q Esozliaent meT= cbant of Sheridan H@s a business visitor in the city yesterday.
 &leeh special agent for the Cotton Belt rair ad leturhed Thurs day night from d tr-p to TeNarkana.
 Capt. W. (. Laval. we'll known travelling man with headquat ters in Little Rock. wns in tIa city yeEterday.
 ]. W. SheWmske and D. '. Ward, prominent citizens Of England, wee business visitors in the ity yesterday.
 hr x D. iunn i ]. stokes and J. C. Harlan, tizens of Humphrey. were ifa the city yesterday on busi ness.
 Judg4 j. NJ. EiIiou<aill leave Sun day fl Clarendon, where he Eil' hold ea55 tAe coming week.
 ]. ]. BIuEs, who has been ela PloYad &t Williams BaF5ef saeR, " II leave Sunday for Ilof sGsiaes where he will take 9 p.sitioE.
 0. r Keaa!e, ". '. &tiz1 and Geo. I. EaFis have returned il n q severa! days camp at Wade Springs, on the Saline river. They report game plentiful.
 ]. I. Williams Jeff Yesterday for Arka.sas City where he vii com piete lhe wiring of neV building. The American Electric Company, of this city. has the contract. B. C. Powell and James Hanson prominent residents of Camden have been in the city several days. They were called he.e ;ss character wit nesses i'll tae Nichols case.
 Mrs L. B. Farrell, of Farrell, ar i rived ill the city last night to attend the funeral of her grandmother, Mrs i B. F. Smith, which will take place this af5ernoc Il at 3:30 o'clock
 F. 0, MeGehee and E. M. Galloway of this city, We're n Little Rock Thursday might. Mir. McGehee was one of the Pine !3luffians who left the capital yesterday n the Arkansas on Wheels train.
 s. c. Seabrook, division caln agent of the Oottun Belt, with head quarters in this city, whe recent. went to the Cotton Belt hospital a l TeXarkama, Is in ;a serious condition aS result ol dIl opeIdeloH ellOfIH ed there
 H. H. Kmchgr"'hor returned yes ter'ay from Mattoon, IT., 4rs1e ' = h, attended the funeral f his mother MT. K rchglabber was taking treat ment in the Davis Hospital when call ed te Mattoon and will return there flor treatment.
 Mrs. C. M. Cox and daughter, Ms: Mo1a Cox, left yesterday for thei, home in Texarkana after a several days visit With Mrs. C2X's son w. J Cox, and family Miss Cox is a very attrative young lady and Was the re- ciDiEGlt of social houors while here
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-10-21

The Misses Hardy entertained We'd nesday evening at their hone CT State street with a card party in AoE0y of Miss Mota Cox, an attractive young lady of Texarkana Tie house was made very attractive by the d=@ Q. ferns and cut flowers Man enter taining games of cards ws1e played after which the guests wef= served with a delicious two course cheon. Those present included; Misses stacia Franey, Katie F'raney, Moi GoI. ot TeXarkana; Lula New. Miss Bradley. Rosamond Atkinson, Maud Emma and Lena Hardy; Messrs Fran. FTarey, henry New, Frank FIhHeea54, Dick Finnegan, Wm Tompkins, aa.- claud Hardy: Mr. and Mrs To.s Hardin. Mir. and Mrs. B. R. Hardy .4s3a . El. Y H and Carl Douglas Hardin.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-10-21
Ladies EnlhrailerY Gluh.

Farrell, Ark, Oct 2o.-The l.adies Embroidery Club spent a most pleas ant afternoon Thursday with Mrs. C. z. Reed. Tie ladies brought their embroidery WoIh along and Witd music and conversation spent de ligAtful afternoon The hostess serG= 43 Balatable t#o course luncheon. Those present were, Mesdames r. C. Powell, Luc:au Farrell, Mrs. Pugh. e. Little Roei: Mfs. Day. of Texas Ms. Robinson. 1. B. Farrell and C. C Reed
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-10-21
JuniGr. 4nXiIfs.fe- Meeting.

The Junior Auxiliary Of Trinity Parish Will hold its regular meeting this afternoon at 2.30 O clock, at the residence of Ms Irene Rocage, N 7I1a West FoaHta avenue, An inter- es5ins program has been prepared and eefreshmen5s will be served. Ii is hoped tha5 ali Juniors, and tAose that want 10 ba, together with the .eachers Of tie Sunday School, ani any others Wa8 may be interested a i'll be present.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-10-21

tf. He was an elder brother Of Gen, Y. '. Cook, one of the best known Confederate veterans of the state, and Nis q bachelor. He served with hon or i'll the Confederate Army, but had always been of d retiring disposition and lad never been prominent ill pub lie atIai3s For many years he had lived on the farm, and his brother was very devoted to him. He had a stroke of paralysis last Monday and did act recover from ,ts effects.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-10-21
A TEXAS WONDER

The Texas Wonder cures kidney and bladder troubles, removing gra- vel, cures diabetes, weak and lame backs, rheumatism, and all irregu- larities of the kidneys and bladder in both men and women. Regulates bladder troubles in children. If not sold by your druggists, will be sent by nal on receipt of $1.00. One small bottle is two months treatment, and seldom fails to perfect cure. Send for testimonials from this and other states. E. w. Hall, 2826 Olive street, St. Louis, Mo. Sold by druggists. lO-lS-u.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-10-21
Ne} fNJtNCTlON
 AGAINST MRS. COOPER

Tfe Merchants @Ml Planters Bank. Of Humphrey, yesterday sought to get an inJs1nction in the Jefferson cir cHit court against Mrs. Bettie ONeal Cooper, of that place, claiming that she WAS indebted 10 the institution oa 8 msrtagaso and aotez - Lat s1e was disposing of her eHsstts The application tcf' the iniunet.ion was denied by .Iuage ] M Elliott Attorneys Bridges and Wooldridaa, of t'lis city, rspresenteG the Bank. and Attorneys Coleman ami Can't appear- ed Tor the defendant.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-10-21
City L}cautifuI tIub.

Through the hospitality . @ayo" A C. Jordan, the City Beautiful Cluo will have the use Of the City Hall for meetings during tae ~i99t 5: months. The regular moHza]y ...4-7- ing will take place hex Thi-sday morning at 10 o'clock az t7l= ~, Hall and the ladies hope = have a large attendance. \ spee.a. :fJta- tion is extended to Mayor 3oEdGu and members of the city council
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-10-21
"YOU WANT 1 BETTER JOB?"

The Question will be asked you al- most daily by business men seeking your services, if you become qualified and show ambition to rise. Hundreds of bankers tell you in DAUGHON'S literature why you should qualify at URAUGHON3S. For catalogue, ad- dress Draughons Practical Business College, Little Rock or Ft. Smith or TcXarkaHa oi Memphis,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-10-21
In Compliment tQ Miss Scales.

Tnis afternoon With five o'clock tea at her hone on West Fifth ayenae complimentary to Miss Ruth Scales. whose engagement and approaeaii. 2 marriage is announced in the Graphic -tiis manning
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-10-21
Da,.,.ing Party.

Miss Elizabeth Boyee eHfeTts51lel t number of her friends lasJ n:ght w1t1 a dance at the home Of ner parents. Mrs. and Mrs J. E. Boyce o.5 Laurel street. The evening was Fszy lleao- ant for dancing and thoss Ilessnf had a delightful time,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-10-21
! oll!s. Ladies ttuiHd.

T1e Young Ladies GUild Of TfHtjtS. church will meet Monday afternoos at o'clock wit9 Mrs. M. X. Aus I. This meeting was to have been he'd some time ago but Was postponed oa
 account of the inclement weather.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-10-21
DEATH OF GENERAL
 COrw'~ T~oTHEp

Little Rsek, Ark, Oct. 20,-Barnett Cook, aged about 70 yeals, died We'd nesday night at his home in Oll Trough bottom, Independence coua-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-10-21
x4 @xe<a Cry
 sOR FlETcHER'S r. A STo Ri A

Bucks Great White Enamel lined ven Gas Ranges last longer. Sold by Reap & Crawford Furn. Co. u
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-10-21

Complete stock of the old Relia- ble Winchester and U. M. c. she ls and catridge-all makes Guns a'i pifles.--IH.oWEIL ARMs co D9 x. of Old Licyd Gro,~ce:1 l0-1S-t..
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-10-21

The Ella King Newson Cnapte", young ladies auxiliary to the U. h.. e., met Thursday afternoon at the
 home of Mrs. B. E. Benton or Beech
 street. The following officers were
 elected: Miss Mary Mciccy, presi- dent; Miss Bessie Martin, secretary. and Miss Willie Lee Daniels, trea- surer. Miss Gussie Jones. was 41ecS- ed organizer and directo-. Misses Martin and Mary Mccoy were elect ed delegates to attend the state meet ing which will be held in Camden, October %. The Chapter will meet every fourth Saturday Ill each month.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-10-21

FOR RENT-THf. STORE CORNER
 Barraque and Main until January lst. Apply Geo. fl Adams. 9-12-tf.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-10-21
Young Ladies Society.

The Young Ladies Society ot the First Presbyterian church Will meet
 this afternSon with Mrs Mercer Sligh at her home on Walnut street. 1t was announced in the papers tnat the meeting would be held yester- day afternoon 'out this was aE error. T'te meeting will be held tbJs after
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-10-21
'::es "ih!e Class.

'.".FN 3FIF ' THSNs
 The Ladies Bible class 6s+ ges .s9lti4v afto, neon at the First Pres hvteran church and the lessos7 was conducted by Mrs. N W. Ria,sy. Tie attendance was not large Oil acc11n1 of the change in the hour U meeting. thereafter the meetings Will be called at ?. m instead of | The Bible 1as5 is c n osed of ladies rom all denominations an dN a. organized for the purpose of gathering repre- sentatiyes of each church toseth,f for d comprehensive s!u0a Q. the fleat Hoo%.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-10-21
' .earaH. ! a.!n;s.and.

Dr. and Ms j. W.SScaies ann V.1c- es the engagement and approaching mgr age cf their daughter. Raia Cpl o-ia to Hev. Jacob Daniel Ham tiond rlso marriage 10 take place < n early date
 'f'fis a,1n unsement will ne received with must inte42st, not os.ly in this city but throughout the n-ate, and
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-10-21
Prayer Service.

The week of prayer services being held by the Lad es Homz Mission Society of the First Methodist church continue in interest and the programs are very interesting and Instructive. Mrs Robert Finley Was ihe leader yesterday and the general topic ~as .sThe Bugle Call. The following pro- gram was rendered:
 Hymn.
 Prayer by Mrs. Strange Paper, "The Gulfport, Mrs. F.o1- tence Hearn
 Paper. Cuba" Mrs. Ftsach41ly. Paper, "The Pacific Ceast,@ Mrs. Mcclure.
 An original paper, "The Bugle Call, H was read by Mrs NJ. G. Cross. Paper, Galveston. Mrs W. I, Hyslop.
 Offering.
 Closing prayer by Mrs. L. .. Ljtts-
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NeUSOn Chapter.

Closing prayer by Mrs. L. |. Ljtts
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1911-02-24
Broken Promises.

The promise to pass the Jim crow
law, if given the power, was noe a
mere district or county matter, it was
state wide, and reference to the
Democratic platform will show that
the pledge was solemnly made. Did
they do it when the people gave them
power? What was the matter? Dele
gate Carr said that it would lose ne
gro votes for the Democrats. What is
to prevent them doing other things
for the sake of gaining more negro
votes, if they are willing to barter
their solemn pledges and violate
their promises for the sake of support
at the polls. Some men buy votes
with money like those in Adams
county, Ohio, while others purchase
them by defeating legislation tina
would ALLEVIATE certain elements. =
Telegraph.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1911-02-24
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