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Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-18

onv other honor that ever came 70 uIIH. AHu
~ he had been consulted he would probably have IN
dictated preference for this school, because 1t Is
a school to which many children are sent who, like
himself are foreign born OF foreign born parent
age and who will have to work their way up In the
world by their efforts. He would nave been at
tracted by this school because the children taught
here come from families of wage-workers and he
always preached the nobility of honest toll and also
because they value the privilege of the public school
more than those who would not greatly miss 1T II 1t
did not exist Knowing that he, himself, would feel
that no more appropriate tribute could be paid to
h.a memory than the dedication Of this school after
him. 1.-The Edward Rosewater school," l naturally
take real pride in it, and wish for all who may drink
at the fountain of learning within these walls the
fullest measure Of success, and that they may all
ways look back to the days spent here as the hap
piest and the most profitable time of their lives
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-18
Motives Back of Public Bequest.

In the resolution reciting the reasons impelling
the School board to this school the Edward
Rosewater school," reference is to the bequest
in his will to provide for scholarship to give some
deserving boy who has gone through the High school
manual training department complete course in a
school of technology of first rank. cannot say just
when this idea conceived. but know that for
many years before his death my father was deter
mined to make some public benefaction in the inter-
est of education to the extent that his means might
warrant He executed several Wills. the one modi-
flying the other and the plan grew in definiteness
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-18

curing for the teachers merit appointment and pro-
motion, permanent tenure, adequate pay and
trement pensions. He particularly opposed to
the misuse of the schools to further selfish schemes
private business enterprise and to wasting the
precious opportunities of the children through in
competent instruction diversion of their attention
to inconsequentials. Moreover he insisted day in
and day out that the school buildings be made safe
kept clean, we'll ventilated and properly heated and
that the comfort and health of the children in school
should be prime consideration. He was specially
outspoken against every species of abuse and ILL
treatment of the school child we'll against every
injustice to the teacher
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-18

tween the city editor and angry subscriber, made
a scene which left indelble impression on my mind.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-04-01
PINE BLUFFIAN
 GUEST OF HONOR
Pr. J. W. John, of This City, Was Guest of Barring Cross Lodge A O.
 II. w. and Delivered Address.

An interesting and important meet ing of the A. o. U. w. was, held at Barring Cross Lodge No. 35 last night, at which time Dr. J w. John, grand medical director for the A. D. U. w of Pine Bluff, was the guest of honor and addressed the gathering A large number of visitors were also present, rnd a most interest 'ng and enjoyable meeting was held.
 All members of the order are re- quested to meet at the hall of West End and Chester streets, tonight. and all candidates for the big class who have been examined are requested to be present also. Final arrangements will be made at this meeting for the class imitation at the auditorium of the Hotel Marion on Monday night, April 3. This class initiation pro- mises to be big thing, and t is ex- pected that all members of the order viii attend the meeting Friday night aiso the meeting on the night of April 3.-Litt1e Rock Democrat.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-04-01
FULL DIVISION TO
 PASS IN REVIEW Novel Sight to Be Offered Officers atFt Sam Hous- ton This Afternoon PEACE OVERTURES Are Expeced andIf They do Not Come MaderOs Say Rebellion Will
 Spread.
OVERTURES
International News Special

International News Special
 San Antonio, Texas, March 31.-At o'clock tomorrow afternoon the entire division now in camp at Fort Sam Houston will pass in a review before Major General William J. Garter. There will be between 5000 and 5000 men in line. Few officers in the Unit ed States army have ever witnessed the full division n review. Brigadier General r. A. Smith, of the First bri- gade. will be in command of the sol- diers during this maneuver, Infantry, cavalry, artillery, signal corps and hospital corps will participate.
 Interest now generally centers in the movements of the Maderos and the meeting of the Mexican congress tomorrow. This is expected to dis close what peace overtures will be made.
 A Mexican by the name of Herman dez was captured Thursday at San Carlos and has been ordered shot a1 sunrise on Tuesday morning on a charge of being a Rebel spy. unless : the presidents message indicates that reform will be instituted and conces- s;ons granted to the Rebels, It Is claimed by the Maderos that the re- ho,,,on will spread quickly.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-04-01
AlciatOre Puzzled.

Little Rock, Ark, March 31.-Sec- tion Director Alciatore, in charge of the Western Bureau here, cannot ex- plain te causes of the terrific earth tremors of today. The local. weather bureau is not provided with seismo- graph and no record was, made of the shocks Had it not been for the trembling of the earth, which was noticeable in only "a few sections of te city, the disturbances would not have been known here as the tremors lacked force Occupants of some of the upper stories of office buildings declare that the shocks were terrific ht times, and especially at il o'clock, when they were heavy. People walk ing along the streets did not get the
 shock" but those in upper stories of buildings fled from them in terror. Dispatches tonight say that the quake was felt within radius of one hun dred miles in all directions from Lit tie Rock.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-04-01
BOLD NEGRO THIEF :. ;.
 IS IN CITY JAIL

Willie Robinson, a negro, was ar- rested yesterday by City Detective Dave Glover on a petit larceny charge Robinson and another negro entered A. G. Kahn and Company'ss jewellery store 6n Main street Thursday after noon, wRfie members of the colored carnival band were in the place mak- ing purchases, and While Mir. Kahn was waiting on them he took tray of gold rings from showcase. Mr. Kahn heard one of the rings drop to the floor and saw Robinson behind the counter. When he investigated the matter, Robinson pulled tray and several rings from his pocket and turned them over to the proprie- tor. Before MT. Kahn could get 8 policeman the negro hurriedly left the place, but was later captured by City Detective Glover. Robinson was fined $25 in the city police court yesterday.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-04-01
THE EARTHQUAKE
 IS UNEXPLAINED Was Registered at Washing ton, But Scientists Are Un-
 able to Tell the Cause ALCIATORE PUZZLED
ALCIATORE PUZZLED
Weather Man at Little Rock Can't Give Any TheOry--Iieayiest Shock
 Was Felt In Pine Bluff.
International News Special

International News Special
 Washington, D. C.. March 31.--The government seismograph registered several earthquake shocks today, but the scientists here are unable to ex- plain the cause of the undulatory dis turbances- The shocks were reg: :ster- ed at few minutes before 10 o'clock this morning, Il o'clock and at exact ly eight minutes after the noon hour. The heaviest shock was recorded at ii o'clock, when the trembling of the earth continued for nearly nine sec. onds,, increasing in force rapidly.
 The disturbances were felt in sever- al southern states, principally Ark ansas and Mississippi, but slight , quakes were recorded in Tennessee Texas, Missouri and along the north ern line of Louisiana.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-04-01
JOSEPH ". LYNN
 UNDER ARREST
White Man Wanted Here on Grand Larceny Charge Jailed at St. Louis and Refuses to Return Without
 Acquisition Papers.

A telephone message was received
 in this city last night by Sheriff Ed gar iBrewster stating that Joseph w, LSntl, a White man recently indicted here on a efand larceny change, had been arrested fiji St. Louis and had de- clared that he would not return to this city for trial without feduisition papers being issued by Goveraef Had ley of Missouri, and Governor Dosa- ghey, of Arkansas.
 Sheriff Edgar Brewster expected this decision on the part of the pris- oner and several days ago secured a requisition for Lynn from Governor Hadley and another from Governor nopsghey and they were forwarded to Chief of Police William Young at St. Louis yesterday. Deputy Sheriff F. H. Williams will go to St. Loa's for Lynn today
 Lynn was indicted by the recent grand jury on "a grand larceny charge, W hich grew out of some connection hS had with a railroad in this city in re- cent months The arrest in St Louis was made by Chief Young at the re- quest of Sheriff Brewster, after bench warrant had been given Hhim for Lynn's arrest.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-04-01
N0RTH[d NEGRO
 SAyE1R0M MOB Harvard S5 5ents Run Him Through Feets and Yell
 "Lf fh Him.
HE sHoFoTHER MAN
Police Had escue Hinl-WOunded Man + Four Bullets, in Bo md May Die.

International IS Special
 Cambridg bass, March 31.-Har- ward ccllee tudents and professors were throw bto a turmoil of excite ment this rnoon when Charles Roaehford, pred. a waiter in Mem- oria1 HalI lot Heath Hughes, an other wait Eour times and then af- ter hosdind Sxcited students at bay u,;+n his r ver,. made a Gash for freedom. .,,,., s.~,
 About s undred students were in rha hall ,s e time of the shooting. Roachfom lcuting Ike a mad man, nlunped t gh te crowd on Broad- way .purs by a multitude of stud et,ts and police. Cries of Lynch h,n1" and threats were taken up ty the cj in pursuit. Roachford was final captured at Tana street.
 The P with drawn reVoiVers' formed a kdon and hustled the man to a sta house with almost a thousand hdents following. Hughes has foo,r blets in his body and will Irobablye.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-04-01

napers Not the slightest trace of [ them has been secured.
 Governor Mills announced at AL berquerque tonight that he would send militia to the mountains to- morrow to aid in the hunt for the bandits if they were not captured to- night. The posses after the kidnap- CTS are made up of mounted rangers and members of the sheriffs' forces from three counties.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-04-01
0'CORMAN Cfb
 THE SFNA7R RSH|P Charles F. MurE E Pulls Strings in New Yk Race
 and Lands Inn ON sUPREMH BENCH Justice O'GOrman Seid After Dem- ocracy of the Emp state Was
 Torn to Is
ON sUPREMH BENCH

International News Sp&
 New York, March Justice James A. O'Gorman, memh the State Su- preme Court, was cted United States senator late afternoon on a ioint ballot. ,DGorman is a nrotege of Richard bker. He was born in this city lay 5, 1860. He took up the study aw at the onl- versity of New and graduated with the class of /.
 After a three mi bs battle, during which the Democ1 ot the state mas been torn to sh1l ana William F. Sheehan Daniel Cohalan and a score more of hiS 7orites have been rejected. Charles 1urphy today cor ralled inst enoud Insurgents to give MT. O'Gorman. last man on the string, a majori
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-04-01
Heaviest TremOr Here.

!, It is generally conceded over the country that the heaviest quake was felt 'at Pine Bluff. According to dis
 patches from that city tonight, and ether places in that immediate neigh sorhood the earthquake lasted for seyxral seconds, sattered windows and swayed buildings. In many of the Arhansas Cities cooking utensils, chairs, mirrofss, and other loose ar t,cles indulged in { general serenade during the seismic vibration
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-04-01
GRAN4oN OF MULTI
 MILL NA|RE STOLEN
Uncle of Child Compelled to Pay $12 900 Ransom to Recover theG-Met Kidnapers in Lonely Snot in Mountains N Las Vegas N. M.-Wrested Child From Mothd Arms After Forcing Entrance Into Palatial Holt Las Vegas-Posses and Blood. hounds on Qcf the Men

International News Spec
 Las Vegas, N. M., MI -TWelve thousand dollars in cu was paid as a ransom at Ion lot in the mountains near Las last mid night, for the return o Is A. Rog- CTS Jr., the two year#Sa baby of a wealthy Las Vegas att% who was kidnapped Wednesday n The baby is the grandson of Henry L. Waldo, a multi-millio}f Kansas City, Mo. Last mid Fas the time limit set by thu &pers for the payment of the I'd Had the :. rooney not been forth the baby would have been put h,
 Several armed posd automo- piles and one horseba kompanied ssy the penitentaary unds, are on the trail of the Xxi E.
 The men fled from fne either in automobiles CT on I ck. There were four in the gang being sta- toned at Omanda, ii North of Las Vegas, where tn 5eived the money, and the othe 4 delivered the child at Kearney'
 The Rogers baby W Eted from its mother at II o'e Fednesday at the beautiful Rogd he, while the husband and fatl Is absent. The kidnapers, who fmed and masked, forced an er into the house and surprised Rogers in her bedroom, where hby was sleeping in its crib. revo1vers leveled at Mrs. Rogers she was ordered to dress the c1 rmly and turn it over to the Xii 5. When the mortified in6thsaf ed and pleaded for her child hs rudely ordered to make hast
 3, we won: (hurt you but yeti must hurfvli' they told
 4.TMs kk;s'dnapers left e of in- ..-rctions with the m tn which .a uoas 4o,d that # she d the ba- t,v returned to her eli1 end $12.- O0O in cash by her Fr-1n-iaw' w,i1 if,oeets to a rem1 age, elev- en miles north of thi at l1 ksclock last night.
 1yb. demands were led with Sand the money was p at ma night by Will Roger e or tne child, who was then q to Rear ney's Gap, mountA ness 1our Amiles south of the where ne found the baby fast in an ar
 low bed, wrapped in Fet.
 r.u.a,.te,v unon covery of .n. rh,,d the matter eported to -. o.as,cers ;bere and e in auto ,uabiles started in pr the hu-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-04-01

Our perfect electric service and courteous treatment are continually adding to our long list of satisfied customers. You get what you pay for from us.-CITIZENS LIGHT AND TRANSIT co. tf.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-04-01

Louis Bucks the well known travel ing representative of the FOx-Harris Machine and Supply Company, is in from tir p to points south on the Iron Mountain railroad
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-04-01
ing and furniture be- ,
Felt at N
At Monticello.

Monticello, March St.-s earthquake was felt in this
 morning at II o'clock anT1 { shock of less violence vas tlat about noon. Ever'l house ported as being s1igf Iiy shaken ter was knocked fron the walls courthouse and the public schr no serious damage was done. rens of this cfy. reports tb8 house was badly shasen and plaster shaken from the walls -
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-04-01

YOUH kNKING, small or large, w;,, he In careful attention at this hank applies to ladies accounts os well accounts of men.-CottOn Belt Sde es & Trust Co oA oe'
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-04-01

FOR RENT-12os W 9th. rooms hall Every modern convenience.
 Rents $22.50 per month.-Cotton Belt Savings & Trust Co. 8 30 4t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-04-01
At 'lyillnar.

Winner, March Ns1 A sever quake wag felt here at Il 2 .. day. No damage is report O'
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-04-01

w. l.. Matthew's. ofs the Cleveland Matthews Company as a recent business visitor :n Little Rock.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-04-01

E SCuulO, AS | minine gue | |erpisc'hiose.
 | e's yacht al bay, and th@ yaciht under 1 Ill fin tr'e VI with tue yach| | dels for the | ste in cost,h ry member [ alyes in th,e
 too, to refle | |of beauty, a ciclsly' appre v of the aiils |P |Plf the prod : is to be l ks theater (
 the New Al
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-04-01

LoTs--roR sALE-On just below paving. As 9th avenue near same l2 ton Belt Savings & Trus
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-04-01

ronage within a year. So- wealthiest and most infl@- dents and property owne ~ Bluff are behind the prof
 subscribed liberally for new enterprise. OO The Pine Bluff Hotel ". l. capitalized at $250,000 V hs,os already subscribed. J. ss.~ president, William Nichol, 1 1n dent; J. E. Boyee. secretary ] urer, and J. F. Simmons ~ Ii. H. Stearns and o. B. : with the officers, are the nc It is planned to spend $350, 0 F ,urchase of the site, the enn the bIilding and in thoro.. .ss. ]. ishing and eqnipping it
 which was recently ~-== -s--- .-s--- hotel company frpnl -
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-04-01
ATIUW UOdSJ or na NEW, 5, e''';, ;,: :,:! ,:.. " " ion. We try
 Yours for b
 '>VER Board of Directof, (old Gr@ First AsSessn1S>>~>>>>1
$155, ,000-Archit> fications-six & Marion Hotel at Avenue and Main
  pancy in One Yeal F

At meeting ot the board of tors of the Pine Bluff Hotel Coml organized here several months yesterday, plans and arrangeme were perfected for the erection O new $350,000 lhotei building at F. avenue and Main street, on the Talbot property. The first al ment of 50 per cent of the subs stock has been made and arc are now at work drawing UT Tmd specifications for the l.s
 new hbstelry. It is stated >uHN< building will be open for pu-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-04-01
Pine Bluff interested.

Up until m1dn1ghf laSC MSM tne te1ephones, .n the Graphic office were kept ringing by persons who made earnest inquiry to ascertain some cause of the earthquake of yesterday. butfor lack of information from auth critics On the subject at Washington this office was unable to give them a satisfactory explanation of the trou- ble. The story dealing with the de- t,ils of the local disturbances yester- day, is to be found on page two of this issue.
 Earthquakes are due to subterren- can causes. They are usually accom- panied by rumbling noise. such as WEE heard here yesterday during the concussion of the earth. It will prcb- ably he some weeks before any satis-. factory explanation of yesterdays quake is made public at Washington.
 At Warren.
 Warren, March 31.--An earthqu'ke shock occurred here th6s morning at 1o:50 o'clock, resulting in H6nsidera- ble damage to the Menl lhts & Plan ters Bank The front inacw. a huge plate glass stf'< Is smashed the shock. No sosaI slai3y ie reported.
 Newport, March s1. Sa ri1 Ire nor was felt in this ,h,. nor z ine II about II o'clef F. F. ~s ~ r',,.'s ,,..'l 132 YIne etreet. repd :s:ss
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-04-01
MONA FOLIO

hever follows thl oney and Tar. l |gh and expe Fli. Hannibal.
 D the remedies I |ed . bad cold ar aatened with pne
 Nnley'e Hon~va rured me z Na ssaass } ]! saans ]. Haet
 ( Co,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-04-01
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It will prev ent |
 s SD fatal, and VI For Special Tranfy anfy of crystai cry k,i1 Gr1t c,a to Little Rosto be credit to th
 sif you want; the gri Pine Bluff lbs soc. Special pri| w.. held an q soc. Drinking Fo] r.rh+ wbAn br large chicken s. nisn. saves watering [ he rerfsessa I, 's,sa. LAND QUEENs1 over the lbs. o5c; 12 1-2 lbs. sol !: me 10 FARMERS M, ssss pss fouLrR1. SA IsERs' .ny 2 u!s Sneed of y the npn l
 an~ ! A R Q bor is ''''|lS
 s1 wsll Sles s ss'E
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-05-17
the Effective sono.

"My name is Biikey" the stranger
said to the moving picture theater pro-
prietor I'm Bilkey the composer.
understand You are usiag my illustrat-
ed song, When the Sun Slips Down
Behind the Dusly Hills"
why yes" the proprietor replied.
1--WE found 1t was just the song we
wanted"
Thanks. thanks" the delighted au-
thor cried
Eyes" the proprietor continued,
we needed something to get the aud
ience out between our half-hour shows
and your song empties the house
quicker than anything else we ever
tried" ~ Cleveland Plain Dealer.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-05-17

For these are those she used 10 sing
From early morn TN night:
~Has Anybody Here Seen KelIyg"
School Days
put On Your Old Gray Bonnet"
I've Got Rings on Ny Fingers"
Garden of Roses
by the Light Of the silvesy Moon"
"YiDI-Addy-iA7s"
THAT Mesmerizing Mendelssohn
Tune"
What's the Matter With Father
Take Ne Out to the Ball Game"
She cannot sing the Ola songs
Az IN the days Of yore
I'm glad Of that I've heard them all
Ten thousand time or more.
She cannot sing the old songs;
What rare, good luck, by geel
They may be dear to some folks, but
They are not dear to mel
james B. NeyIn in Puck.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-05-17
cAIckAsAA 4 coLLEoE Town.

chickasha, famous for her location
fl the fertile washIta valley, renoWn-
I'd for her water power and her com
nercIaI and industrial enterprises.
has yet another claim to distinction.
Yef us herald it FAR ana wide that
Chlckasha Is college town.
with the dedication and occupancy
of the magnificent 100000 main
buGaing or the !. /. x c. We ought to
waken 10 a fuller realization Of the
value Of this great institution to the
city and 10 cultivate keener .ncal
pride IN H.
Gratifying indeed was the fact that
our citizens crowded the large audi
forInm af the afternoon and evening
sessions uf the dedication ceremonies.
This should be the beginning Of the
formation of fixed town habit: when
announcement of "doin's" D fany sort
al the college IL made 1t should be the
signal Tor everybody TO prepare TO be
there. Apparently this may be small
thing to do, but IT IS one Of the ef-
fective ways IN which we can show
our interest IN the school and cultivate
the college spirit which we must have
I'll order to make the institution what
1t should be.
Let Us realize locally that the ]. i
A. G. is one OF our most valuable as-
sets. In measure it's future will be
what we. the citizens Of chickasha
make IT. 1t i5 up 10 us to support It
8in every way possible, to uphold the
hands Of those who are directly guild
Ing its destinies and keep It before the
people of the state az the school above
all others for the education Of girls.
n, ,srl,e + I. .es r. Is still IN lts infancy.
Entering ITS permanent home IT has
taken another important step In ita
career. hut before we see the fuu
ffuition of our hopes. there Is much
more ID accomplished TO gain the
recognition which It must have at the
hands Of the state, to secure appropri-
ations for dormitorIes and other build
ings, the college should demonstrate
that It deserves and needs II and
therefore x is our duty to exert all
possible Influence toward It's fullest
development
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-05-17

A wall kr0gn Chicago dentist, Or.
Il III A. while extracting tOoAAs
ecratohed his finger. Soon the arm
Was frlRntfully swollen 10 DIS suOuldef-
several swollen glands formed and y
looked like blood poisoning IN ABOUT
galn, swelling and fever We're gone
Id fs simply marvellous
The physician in charge or the hai-
ated street DlspenEary has put Lu-ti-
CLAY u many trying tests. in his
district working people rush IN win
an sorts 0f burns, cuts, bruises an9
skin diseases. Dr. Haskell says. y
and in every case am pleased, satis-
ted and surprised; and In cutaneous
iasiong eczema etc.), its action WAS
rafolr ard decided Doctors recon-
mend Cu-ti-clay and publicly endorse i
because II is not patent medicine Dur
a pure, strange product OF nature
nothing added or taken from ~. a. ~.
cured his eczema of the hands Dy cu-ti.
rIay Another prominent man cured
HIS little daughters scalp Of q peculiar
eruption The doctors had nothing
that even relieved II. Cu-tf-clay Is cer-
fafnly q grand discovery. Nature ~
q profound mystery in forming such
a strange and extraordinary cure.
You ran get package of Cu-tl-claa,y1
af anv drug store for Is cents. or viii
M mailed upon receipt Of price. II
Won wish 10 first demonstrate what the
wonderful Cu-ti-clay Will do Tor you,
eend your druggists name and cents
IN stamps to pay cost OF packing, ETC.,
we viii mail you large trial pack
age The Cu-ti-clay Co, Chicago, III.
IT is sold and highly recommended IN
Chickasha BY II. J. Brownson.