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New-York tribune., 1911-04-22
For MEN TODAY
Item IL United Number Of
Spring Suits

In fancy patterns, made to
sell for S2S, $50, $32 and S35.
Saturdays price, SIS. These,
added to our very attractive
showing of regular stock suits
at this price, will make today
TWENTY FIVE = DOL.
LAR.DAY in the Mems
Clothes Store.
Item about 100 Mems
SIip.On Raincoats
For street and motor wear,
in tan and a few in gray.
Material largely forestry
cloth, identically that which
the Government uses in the
Forestry Department. All
from regular stock. Had
sold for $40 and SIS. Satur.
days price, Slo.5O.
Item 3-Dress Shirts
Excellent value when sold
at $3.50, but now the price is
SI.25. Sizes-l4 to IS. Stiff
or pleated pique bosoms.
Item 4-FINE Silk Scarfs
DuplicatiOns Of our 81
grade, to be had now, in
wide range of colors and pat
terms, at Csc.
Item 5-BIack Derby Hats
On aisle tables for quick
disposal. Very exceptional
hats to sell at So.
Main floor, New Building.
Mems Derbies at ST.
Seconds" of So and $3.50
grades; telescoped felts, gray
and tan, So grade, and soft
crush hats, with felt band,
Sl.S0 grade. All at ST..
Basement, New Building.
Item 0-SOckS-UnderWear |
Socks at Csc, silk plated,
durable and lustrous.
Mems underwear, SOC. Ath-
letic shirts in sizes "a to a.;
knee drawers in sizes % to ~.
Main floor. New Building.
Lisle thread socks at l2l2c.
Black, tan and colors-fairly
priced at l8c.
Basement, Old Building.
Item 7-Men's Patent
Leather Shoes, $3.6S
Little faults. principally OF
finish, make these shoes a
triAe short of the very high
standard in our SIS group
$3.65. Main floor. New Bldg.
New-York tribune., 1911-04-22

g Bulletins below signboards pointing MAIN ROADS
g Throughout the BYPATHS that also abound IN
SEASONABLE articles of apparel and home use
1t has been possible, many instances, for to fix
ESPECIALLY ATTRACTIVE PRICES because of fortunate
purchases.
q May we have the pleasure of a visit from YOU?
New-York tribune., 1911-04-22
Smart Suits for Young Girls
Unusual $40 Hats for Womer

Large Shapes, small hats, toques and also
bonnets for the elderly woman. A specially
good collection of hats to sell at this moderate
price. Second floor, Old Building.
New-York tribune., 1911-04-22
Imported Raincoats for

WOmen From maker OF fine Paris rain
coats we imported these rubberized satin and
double texture waterproof cloth coats, which
we shall sell at unexpectedly low prices.
Rubber lined satin in brown gray, navy or black.
S20 Rubberized crepe de chine in white and cham
pagnc color $50. Cravenctted doubletexture cloth,
like the English coats for men, olive and tan. SIS.
Second floor, Old Building
New-York tribune., 1911-04-22

Summer Rugs At a Saving
Tuxedo rugs, "a SO inches, 75c, up to IL is
#. size at $l7. Japanese grass rugs, reversible,
$llO for a 80 go inch size to $40 for size
9 X IL tt. Fourth Gallery New Building.
New-York tribune., 1911-04-22

RECIPROCITY TO THE FRONTING
President turned to Canadian reciprocity
to-day. after an interval in which Mexico
has occupied the centre Of the stage. and
sent for number OF Republican Repre-
sentatives TO ask them to support the bill
in the House. There was, of course, no
New-York tribune., 1911-04-22

Sample Suits for Boys, $3.50
Would sell regularly at $3.50 to SIS. Norfolk,
double single-breasted and junior
Norfolk jacket suits. All-wool fabrics; blue
serges, fancy worsteds, cassimeres and chew
lots. Main Aoor New Building.
New-York tribune., 1911-04-22
Dainty Summer Curtains-es,

a pair upwards-Sheer white Swiss curtains
with punches of roses trailing their borders.
Other white Swiss curtains, cross-striped cur
tains and Scotch madras in many prices and
styles for the summer home.
Third Gallery New Building.
New-York tribune., 1911-04-22

White Enamel Beds at New
PriceS-fr from SIS to 50, instead of $40 to $ls,
because the manufacturer is disseminating
these patterns Brass Beds also in great va
riety of styles and prices for spring home fur
nishng Seventh Gallery, New Building.
New-York tribune., 1911-04-22

Special Table d'Hote Luncheon
Price nominal for today-served both in our
Restaurant on the Eighth Gallery New Build
ing. and in the Tea Room on the Fourth Floor,
Old Building.
New-York tribune., 1911-04-22
Hosiery and Underwear for

Women -Lisle stockings at 35c, pairs
for 81. Some with pretty openwork ankles;
others with fronts embroidered in black, white
or color. Also black silk stockings at Ssc,
instead of ST. and $l.2s, and $1l5, instead Of
$l35 and S1.50. Main hoor Old Building
Stockings at lsc. pairs for SOC, fast black
cotton. Sizes 812 to 10. Basement Old Bldg.
New-York tribune., 1911-04-22
Women's Tailored Suits and

Women's Tailored Suits and
Dresses Specially priced at $ls.75 and
$25 Good serges and worsteds At Sl775.
fine little frocks for afternoon, dinner and even
ing wear-foulards and chiffons in pretty
French fashions-designed to sell at S25 At
SIS, one-piece dresses of soft taffeta, fashioned
of checks and stripes: many color combina-
tions Second floor. Old Building.
Smart Suits for Young Girls
S23-Made from short lengths of cloth left
from $50 to $40 suits. Excellent materials and
distinctly smart, in blues, blacks mixtures.
grays, checks and browns. Sizes, ID, 10 and l8.
Second floor, Old Building.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-11-03

United States, have reached a point
Of popularity never before achieved
b. any other series of cartoons in
the history OF journalism. You may
call them silly "insipid' or by any
other name you please, but the fact
O. their unprecedented popularity re-
mains the same. A few off hand
dashcs= Of a piece of chalk in the
hands # a clever artist, has made
two continents indulge in a daily
@laugh fest.' All glory to the brain
that conceived the idea. Gus Hill is
sending t the lflks Theater, Thurs
GaT, NGveiabe 9, for an engagement
G. q company Of fifty people especial
" fitted t. present Mutt and Jeff
III a musical comedy form. 1t is
8Fanly acknowledged by all that this
i, the real ~noVolty production Of the
current year. Much is expected by
admirers o. Fishers peculiar char
acter strides and the play scheduled
to 2ppeaI in your city will fully
realize yea most ardent expectations
BY all means wait for Mutt ant
. left it il Il great big laugh.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-11-03
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Nat G.. G00dWisl.

Nat G.. Goodwin will be=seen al
Tie Elhs Fheatef Wednesday, Novem-
Der s. Tie announeement=of the
coming engagement in this city has
brought forth many inquiries as to
tee comedians repertoire and what
bay he would appear in.
He will present here the comedy.
THE Captain from the pen Of those
prolific playwrights, George II.
aroadhurst and ChaEles T. DOGGY,
in which he has scored such "a PHI
aomenal success,
Nate. Goodwin, Icing acknowledge
cd the prGIio: comedian Of the
American stage il giving this new
comedy and his characterization OF
the role OF Captain jefferson Lori
n]er is said TO cYer-shadow all Of his
previous creations.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-11-03
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H. = s5e2nberg was III szar City
yesterday on business.
ii. 6. Higinbotham was q. visitor
II Althef1ner yesterday.
Dr.. W. TrouN was a visitor il
lie capitol city Yesterday.
-Nss@.5. ID: Barreso of Sheriff, was
shopping IN the eitNestsrday.
Nj. and Mrs. Il. Z. PUSH. Of For
a3ce. spent yesterday IL G=aity.
Miss Virginia sfittenden. O. Altlsi-
mel, was visiting'n the city yesterday.
MS Bertje Patrick, Of -Eonticello.
is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Gaf49tt How
sen.
Mrs. VIII Black has 1etyEuep TO her
nome after a visit Of sevelaz Gays i'll
his city. -
Mrs. aagh Henry lbs rex. led 10
her acme n Eagle NILS afs visit
in this CITY.
4. Brewster is in rs Le4is snsre
n viii 1s2eain ssvsr,Nf%ass - > F'5i-
Viii Eoer::, a VEL KNOW : Ipuis
travelling MN, is in the e. lying
Oh lis .rade. -
Mr. &n9 urs i. nova aa3s We
tu14ea rem az eXtende7 2isii lie
Miners. Walls, Texas.
Nss.T.N PaflNs, 81 <.#aea-oer "
On W4s5 F4fth fyeahe,
Mrs. r. y. Gttestnut IS a9Isd1y to-
covering som Aar seri>u. 4.ae4 .nt
will o 9 3e ahle TO IL or.
Mrs. Laura L~aneeoas faiaase
nothel Of Mar W. ut
visiting relatives in this ci1y
Mrs. r. 4. Wilson is VISITING hel
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. J. II 79r$ons
No. III West Tlird aTenn@
ladge James \. Frazier. s4a jaa's.
L. z. Cheek spent the d2y Aithei-
nler and at1en5ed tAs ,Is44zat Couu-
" Fair.
rheumatism. has gopS2 Hof springs
where he Will rSmaiA saqeFa
weeks.
Mrs. : z. Meeks. o. Wa2-H. . lie
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-11-03

legates to the Missionary Union, was
the guest OF MIR. and Mrs. ]. NJ. Elliott
while here.
Mrs. Gus Waterman and daughter
Miss Jessie, and Miss Bernice Tai
heimer, spent yesterday in Little Rock
visiting friends.
Mrs. r. E. Spillman and little
daughter, HalaVie, left yesterday for
Paragould for a visit with relatives
for several weeks.
Deputy Sheriff r Fl Williams re-
turned yesterday from a several days
trip to Tamo, Grady and Moscow, on
business for the Sheriff's Office.
Deputy Grand Master George B.
Moore. Of the Masonic lodge by spec
ial request Of the Stuttgart lodge
visited that city yesterday and COT
Quoted work in the third degree at
a meeting last night.
Magistrate James A. Frazier return
ed yesterday afternoon from Althei-
mer, where he attended the county
fair. He has been invited to deliver q
welcome address at the fair today ant
will go there again this morning.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-11-03
RECEPTION AT
LOCAL Y. NJ. c. A.
To BE Held Tuesday Evening No,em-
Der Program For That Occasion.

a elaborate program Of speeches,
music and other features is being pre-
pared for the annual reception at the
Y. NJ. c. A. which will take place this
year on Tuesday evening, November
/. The chairmen of the several com
mittees are busy preparing for d great
campaign for new members and the
house committee, under the chairman
ship of n. a. Waldron, will gave the
building & thorough cleaning and make
several improvements which will be
ready before the reception IS held.
The chairmen OF the respective COM
mittees will also make addresses at
the meeting and outline their work
for the coming year. The speakers
will be Harvey Atkinson, of the Reli-
gious Work Committee; n. A. Wal
dron, Of the House Committee; H. G.
Higinbotham. OF the Social Commit
tee; T. NJ. Hooker, Of the Finance
Committee, and J., ". Crawford, of the
Educational Committee.
Gymnastics and basketball will also
be OIL the program at the reception
and the Ladies Auxiliary will serve
a luncheon. Everything is absolute
ly free and everyone who is interested
IN Y. Nj. c. A. work is cordially in
vited to be present.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-11-03
PLUMBERS NOW
HAVE 4 UNION
tAarIcs sleek Elected President Of
Local al Meeting Held Last NigIt
for Organization.

= A local union Of the United Associa-
ten Ct p~lunbalss Steam Filters and
Gas Filters. witt eleven charter mem
1crg. WAS org<n ed last night at a
meeting held By e plumbers at No.
liz IL West Barraque street. The
number Of DE re- union is SIC. The
following Officers wee elected:
President, C. H Gteck; vice presi-
q Mt, John Lock; secretary and trea-
sursr, Chas stuckey; guard, Martin
Keller. The Off GERS We're installed
by 'Chas Stuckay under instructions
fiom a national organizer, who was
here some time ago.
The Members Of the executive
board are w. ]. Franey, gorge Wood,
Workman. cliff Davies and Frank
Ashley. Cliff D&v:es, w. J, Franey
and George Woods compose the finan-
ci2l committee. The charter will be
kept open for tsirty days in order
that other plumbers in this iur.sdic-
ton might become members
The union will meet every Thursday
night at the hall at 112 IL West Bar
raQue street. a set Of local bylaws
and a wage scale will be drawn up
ct a subsequent meeting and the UNI
ion will also appoint delegates to the
Central Trades Council.
Several interesting talks We're made
by different members and the pros
poets are very bright for the new or
ganiZation The president will pro-
badly appo ut q social committee later
to arrange for a bail and other social
features.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-11-03
MRS LESLIE CARTER

Theatregoers will have what is one
of the rare treats of the dramatic
season. when Mrs. Leslie Carter APP
pears in this City at the Elks Theater
on November II, in Ter latest success
1.-TWO Women" by Rupert Hughes.
The ply affords Mrs. Carter what is
considered the finest opportunity she
has ver had to display her wonder
full art, for it is the only play in
Which sac has appeared where she
is called upon to interpret two roles
as d 'fferent in character as night is
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-11-03
"Mutt and Jeff.

GUS Hills production OF Bud
Fishers peculiar character creation
Mutt aud Jeff is undoubtedly en-
titled to the we'll worn and oft used
expression, The most talked Of play
CT the year" This is one instance
ten for a play Of the same title, was
Immensely popular before it was eve
Written. The Mutt and jeff" car
ICONS now running in the New YORK
American and hundreds OF ct';ei
daily newspapers throughout the
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-11-03
HIGH SCHOOL PUPILS
IN entertainments
i9est Talent of the LEGAL High School
VIII carry out Program in Audi
forum This Evening.

There will be a number o. pleasing
numbers on the program OF the enter
tainment in the High School auditor
ium this evening at s O'Clock which
will be Of interest to the public as
We'll as the students. Prof 3. l.. Corn
sesser, who has been directing the
entertainment, states tha1eEefythin2
is ready for tie affair and yesterday
announced the program. Prof. Corn
messer, as we'll as the young men and
young ladies Who VII take part, have
worked hard to make the entertain-
ment & success. # -
One Of the features viii be a song
By The High School cloe Club, which
Prof. Mcneil is training this season
This vii be the first appearance Of
the big boys ezorub, s53eyer its
work promises 10 be a strong feature.
Mss 8ella Southern. the accomplish
81 local elocutionist, is also en- for a
reading.
Prof Cornmesser viii show TO the
pu0lC this evening about forty fine
.st91rgticon views which he recently
eomo!ated. These views are Of the
5ishest standard OF steropticon vic
tdire5 and are along excellent sub
jects. Many Will bear Oh life at the
High ~.4eNool, while some Will be in
ffce@tihg views of the city and pic
fares taken from ancienc history. The
sl2rHe for admission will be Is cents.
1pa entertainment is given for the
lAn.fib. Of Athletics in the High
%s-stloot5 tie piano fund, ard the science
de3a,stzaent.
no program is as follows:
= l. Instrumental Music tDue1}
Gltaua Mazurka Brillante, Miss Caro-
tnA Schneider and Miss Rosie Sch
neidtr -
= F@ading, Couldn't fool Mot&er,
1Ar Wree Freeman.
5 Vocal Solo,A Portrait, Miss Floy
r.. riua -
+-Roading, Out classed, Miss Oals-
icy Thomas.
Vocal Solo. Who a4e YOU With
tsn!Fitt. Dear, Miss Jennie Nae Langs-
I'm.
b Heading, One Of Jobs Comfort
-. Mss Virginia Mills.
-Yaeal Duet, Go Away from me-
4ta$s 1au, Miss Ellioa B~Yeathwis ard
Faiss .jeumie Lloyd.
~&.-'Reading, Heck ah stubbins
R9rth Of July Grafton, Mr.. James Ne
hushy
0-qeeal Solo, Where tae River
VraoR flows, Miss Bernice White
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-11-03
The "pure food law, is desi,

The "pure food law" is desigl
by the Government to protect the p
lie from injurious ingredients in b
foods and drug. 1t is beneficial b
to the public and to the conscientil
manufacturer. Ely's Cream Balm
successful remedy for cold in
head, nasal catarrh, hay fever, 4
containing no injurious drugs, me-
fully the requirements of the
law, and that fact is promine1
stated on every package. 1t conta
none of the injurious drugs which
required by the law to be mentiol
on the label. Hence you can USE
safely.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-11-03

to day. Every phase Of dramatic \
racterization is exemplified by !
Carter, in these two creations.
may say that Mrs. Carter runs
full gamut of acting,- bringing
with are perspicacity, the gay
joyful and the sorroWful and
otional. 1.-TWO Women" is a play
life and is thoroughly human in
exposition of the different phases
lie which It demonstrates. The
duction will be found one of the nd
sumptuous that has ever been 8
On any stage. Mrs. Carriers Col
any consists of fifty people, proba
the largest organization of play
that has ever supported her.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-11-03
luMiOrAuxilinry.

The Juniors OF Trinity Parish VIII
meet tomorrow afternoon at ga
O'Clock at the residence Of c. \.
Green, Elm street and West Fourth
venue All Interested are asked >
take special note 81 the change in
the place OF meeting, and be OH hand
promptly. \ fire program has been
arranged and will ne in charge Of the
teachers Of the Sunday school and
other parishioneTs OF the Parish. Re-
treatments will be served. - -
Friday Evening Services Resumed.
The Friday evening services AZ
Trinity church Will be resumed this
evening at 7:39 aAclock. The service
will consist OF the Litany and one
Or two familiar hymns, and will he
very hriaf, 1t IS hoped that nleIl-
hers OF t.o Parish generally vii, a.
ter.d The .iiday evening services as
regularly IS possible. -
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-11-03
Trin.ty Choir Rehearsal

The regular weekly rehearsal c.
Trinity Parish choir Will take place
this evening in III church at IN
o'clock and all members are urged to
allow nothing to Keep them away
New members are asked TO Join the
choir. More assistance is still needed
in this Departments OF church work.
a hearty welcome awaits ali who
will help in this matter.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-11-03
.rtss.t.erS Bali.

Tha ties1 annual ball given by thu
~f.artenaers, Union will take place to-
IlgnJ a. Inc Bluff City Club. Howe's
orchestra Will finnish the music and
= is expected that a large crowd will
10 in at5endanee.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-11-03
sc3GaI- Improvement Association.

The School improvement Associa-
ton Of the Lakeside School held 4
meeting yesterday at the schoo>
building. Mrs, ". F. Coleman pre-
SIDED at the meeting. a resolution
o. thanIz5 was voted TO the School
Beard for the improvements which
have Geen Made recently and a com
nlitjee was appointed to convey the
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-11-03
Letus# totiIIiGn Club.

The Lotus Cott1lton Cia1=Nil gz4e
their opening danae OF Tuesday even
ing, November :. a the Bluff City
Club - tw~elge-aiaee ban& WiII fur
nish tie music.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-11-03
SOCIETY


The Musical Coteris viii hoId d
special meeting this afternoon at 3:8a-
o'clock, at the home Of Mrs. Nax
EisenkrameT. OF West Barraque street
Matterers OF importance vii CONF
before the meeting and ali the mem
bers ar urged % DC present.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-11-03

law.
10.-Boys' Chorus,De skeetah, The
Boys.
tt.-Readine, Miss Rolla Southern.
12.-Stereopticon Views, About 40
pictures.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-11-03

-Dv. !. c. O.Daaiel. Dentist q
iAs for extracting Office. CitIz
2xnk bldg, Room 316, old phone I
Pine Bluff. Ark.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-11-03

400 worth for 80 cents Mond
Nov. G, at Reap and Crawford Fr1
Co.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-11-03
SESAME Club.

TIL Sesame Cat ae.d IN 5nteres=-
ing and instructive nl44tlng Wednes-
day afternoon az=she Aoue=o Of Mrs
H. J.. Holderness Oh Wesr second avs-
nue.. Mis-. J. \. Mcleod the pres
dent. presided agsE IN nesting. A.
ter the business session an interest
ing literary program. vas enjoyed.
The study foF=zIl5is year is French
literature and til suhjeez Tor sbe
afternoon Ma fHs ef7at d7amatisz.
Moliere.
Roll call VS. answered D. names
OF noted dead il Pe4e La GLaise.
The first number on the program.
was an abb discussion on the Mis-
anthrope, led b. Mrs. Alex RowelI.
assisted by Mrs Ton. Gillespie and
Mrs. II. I. HolderHess.
Mrs. E. w. Bocage rendered two de-
lightful piano selections which were
greatly appreciated
A talk on "TarQaff@e a great char
acter comedy. was attraetively given
by Mrs. ]. A. Goodwin.
Mrs. ". f. Coleman was quastioner
for the lesson.
The meeting - adjourned to NEE
November Is, wifi Mrs. Clay Stacker.
81.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-11-03
YouneILaeiic~ CEaa.

TIE Young Ladie CLUB Of the FRS
Methodist church will meet Saturday
afternoon at 3 O'Clock with Miss Lucy
Hearn BroadsereeAat her home OF
Souta Main stree.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-11-03
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\, y, 7.
=. 8embars CT the American
@9n4aa 5 League will hold a meet
81. TINS attarLoon with the president.
Its. T. {. Gillespie, at her nome or
w. -!Ssl avenu
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-11-03
message to the board.

message to the board.
The date for the book reception
set for the evening before
Thanksgiving and the members will
endeavor to make this a most bril-
liant affair. 4 committee Was ap.
pointed to make arrangements for
the purchase Of a piano and have it
moved to the school before the book
reception is held.
Prof f. Garland May, principal o.
fhe school, was appointed to select
? play which will be given by the
ElIlfe0 OF the Lakeside School
fbout December 6. The play will be
given at the High School and tin
lands derived from this source will
3e used III helping to pay for the
piano and defray other expenses in
s2rIaa y the Association.
MIS-. rank T%omlinson, a new mem
alaae a most interesting talk to
zle members and will doubtless
RloVe valuable acquisition to the
Premiership. Prof. Junius Jordan.
=aaeGiafa4dent of the schools, also
IL present and made a brief talk
Ii WAieaHh he compiimented the ladies.
81 his address he stated that the
san I@5Ior school would be com
i@eJe& a9euJ December l.. He also
t4Ga4= - assist the ladies in any
~ a-En4lI. - -
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-11-03

Leo Kastor. who%k zat from
rheumatism. has go9&o Ho+ Springs,
where he viii HfmaiA ~st'eFa1
weeks.
Mrs. : 7. Meeks. o. Wa. . de-
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-09-22
THE UPRLSINGS IN SPAIN.

little less than year ago that Portugal drove out
king up rather awwardy but the less
esy of representative Behind that revou
ton sober Judgment and love of country
They only destroy the old but chiefly to build
better order of things Except for them and the spirit
they worked Portugal would be republic today but
would have leaped back into monarchism.
OF vastly different character the riots and the agtaors
year attempting overthrow the government
nghboring country of Spain To all these
spring from anarchy rather than from truly demo
cratic purpose.
The uprisings Valencia Seville Bboa and other cities
part social brought about by high prices Of
doubt that the people suffering
genuine harp But the of dynamite public and private
property largely the work of cunning but ignorant agaors
regard for law of kind and who would
government in ny form.
king of Spain by ideal sovereign but he
far better both mind and character than the
The of Spain really directed
by Canaleja statesman of gifts and liberal ideas
many years past he has been boring lettering
on throughout the country He has much in ex
tending public system of education agricultural
charging and opportunity for the lie
would undoubtedly farer chance do his work under
democracy than under the system but he at least
unfolding The and striving for better laws.
Should his influence be thrown aside for reign
anarchy the outlook for Spain would be gloomy indeed