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LODGE LIGHTS.
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A goodly number Of members Of Valley
Lodge. Knights Of Pythias. were in at
tendance at the meeting on Tuesday
evening to welcome and make the ac-
quaintance Of the grand chancellor of
Colorado. H. H. Wolburt Of Delta.
In addition to the grand chancellor an
other officer OF the grand lodge was pres
ent in the person Of the grand master of
exchequer. G. H. Winchell Of La Junta.
who was accompanied by Judge Wallis.
and other visitors were in attendance
from nearby lodges as well as from the
domains of Montana, Nebraska, Ohio.
Missouri. Kansas and Oklahoma.
The rank of Height was conferred upon
Chas. Lyon by the local officers and team
in manner that elected high praise
from the visitors and afterward the
Knights present were aroused to in
tense enthusiasm in their order by an ad-
dress from the grand chancellor that in
precept and fraternal advice surpassed
anything ever heard in this city.
Rocky Ford Camp. No. 1875, w. o. W..
has important business to transact at the
meeting this friday evening. A class
Of candidates will also be initiated in the
Protection degree and all members are
requested to turn out and give the init
ates fitting sendoff.
One hundred and fifty Odd Fellows and
members Of their families assembled in
the lodge room Of Rocky Ford Lodge No.
81. !. o. o. F.. on Wednesday evening to
celebrate the ninety-seeond anniversary
Of the order.
For many years this occasion ha
been celebrated by the Odd Fellows and
Rebekahs Of this section Of the Arkansas
Valley in district convention. the differen,
towns having the entertainment in rota-
ton. This year It was La Junta's
time to celebrate. but the celebration was
called off short time ago to allow
the lodge to participate In monster an
niversary celebration at Denver. That
all the members might have an opportun-
ity to fifty observe the anniversary 1t was
decided at ths last meeting Of the local
lodge to have little celebration at home
and invitations 10 this effect were sent out
with the gratifyisg result noted above.
A splendid program was greatly en-
ioyed by everyone. Amongst the enter
tainsrs were Prof. John |. Cochran. in
vocal selections: 4. c. Sloan who gave
an interesting history Of the order: Mrs.
Kitchen and Miss Lovejoy. recitations:
Miss Smith and Clark E. Kitchen. vocal
solos. and lastly short talk from Sen.
Crowley, who got in from Denver on the
$40 train. Hss
A fine banquet brought to an agreeable
close one Of the most enjoyable affairs
ever held under the auspices Of tho ODD
Fellows Of Rocky Ford.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1911-04-28
WILL BOOST VALLEY. PRODUCT
With General Exhibit at Chicago and
Other Land Shows

The meeting Of the Arkansas Valley
Commercial association at Holly on
Wednesday drew large crowd OF dele
gates and resulted in the advancement OF
many good ideas.
At the afternoon session the PROPOSE
ton to prepare a general exhibit OF Ar
kansas valley products for the Chicago
and other eastern land shows, was dis
eussed at length. being favored by the
majority Of the members. but opposed by
L. Writ Markham, who advocated the
running Of a special demonstration train
through the eastern states with the ex-
hibit and local people and also lectures
from the state agricultural college.
Good Roads," was the subject OF a
Ecusing good talk by N. F. Vidal Of
Holly. who brought in some amusing in
e,dsnts occurring during the good roads
day work at Aolly recently.
The most important question OF the
evening and IN fact the one for which
the meeting was ealled-that Of how tc
manage and finance campaign for the
use Of homemade goods-was brought ur
on the report Of J. N. Bundiek. chairman
Of the ways and means committee.
Mr.. Bundiek said that full meeting
Of the committee had been held a:
Pueblo and that the whole matter had
been fully discussed and that it was the
una animous opinion Of the COMMITTEES tha.
a campaign such as proposed would cost
not less than $1,000 per month and in
asmueh as the ones to bs benefited were
the manufacturers and jobbers Of the
valley, it was up to them to finance Il.
Colonel Wiley. Of the Holly Sugar
company. said tha. it was his belief that
such campaign should be handled by the
individual manufacturers and jobbers and
not through the association.
The finance committee urged large
monthly assessment in order to do more
effectual work. and its report practically
doubling the assessment. was adopted.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1911-04-28
SERIAL No. o us.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

U. 8. Land once at Pueblo. Colo.
April Is. 1911
Notice Is hereby given that Sarah Z. McCooi
of Rocky Ford. Colorado. who. on July II
1905. made Homestead Entry. No 10s. for Lots
]. 2, Eis NwL, Section %, Township % 5,
Knnge 50 W. 9th p Meridian. has fiied notice
OF intention to make Final five year Proof TO
establish claim to the land above described
eblo. Colorado. on the 9Th day Of June. 1911.
Claimant names ms Witnesses: George IL.
Harrison. l.. II. Wiiker. A. q. Colman of
Rocky Ford. Colo. and James Z. Humphrey
OF Timpas. Colorado.
Not coal land. 81
J.w. HAwLEY. Register.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1911-04-28
PLENTY OF CHERRIES
But Not SO Large . Crop Of Apples as
Last Year

J. M. Shaulis. who has been eiroulat-
ing about amongst the fruit growers oi
this section making contracts for the
Rocky Ford canning factory. is our
authority for the statement that there
will be good crop Of cherries this year
according to present prospects. He also
reports that the apple crop will not be SO
large, because Of the fact that so many
Of the trees were overloaded last season.
Mr.. Shaulis says that he has about all
the contracts that he can handle for
the coming season and prospective grow
srs for the factory are advised to see
him before May !. as he does not intend
signing up any contracts after. that date.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1911-04-28
REAL ESTATE
BARGAINS
Five acres, one mile from city,
Full Catlin water right. Price

Five acres, one mile from city,
Full Catlin water right. Price
$1,000.
Five acres, one half mile from
city. Ideal chicken ranch, five
room house, barn, etc. Price
$4,000.
Ten acres, six room house,
splendid location, mostly in al
falfa- Price $4,000.
Ten acres, one-fourth mile from
city A bargain. Price S27Oo.
Fifteen acres, three room house,
Rocky Ford water, l acre orchard,
balance in alfalfa and melons.
Price $1,000.
Forty acres, all in alfalfa. Cat
lin water. Close to city. Price
5000 per acre.
Twenty acres, $1,000 worth of
improvements. Close to city.
Price $1,000.
Fifty acres, no improvements.
a 'snap if taken soon. Price
s56OO.
Four room house, fifty #. lot,
$3.50 will handle equity on this
property. Price $3.50.
Six room modern up to date
place, good barn, lot GO # trcnt
Price $4,000.
A good 120.acre ranch for
rent.
Seventy acres. good six room
house, nice orchard, plenty OF
shade. Land irrigates fine. in
alfalfa. Price $4,000.
Ten acres, five miles from city,
seven acres in alfalfa, good four
room house, good barns. etc. Will
trade for clean city property.
Price $4,000.
One hundred sixty acres, 80
shares Catlin, los Timpas Greek
water, improvements; nice 5 room
house, barn holds ten horses, nice
shade for farm and barn yard,
400 acres in alfalfa, balance in
oats last year. Land lay nice fol-
irrigation. This is an A l place
and cheapest and best in the Ar
kansas Valley. Only two miles
to Newdale. Price $4,000
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1911-04-28

The above is only a few
of our Real Estate Bar
gains.
Cali at our office
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1911-04-28
FRIDAY, APRIL 2s, 1911
GOVERNOR vEToEs BILL
Dlsapproves Measure Designed fo
Benefit Of Agrlculturists

Denver, April 24.-Governor Shafroth
today vetoed Representative Hasty's
and Senator Stephan's bill which pro-
vided that the state shall pay the expen-
ses of water commissioners and their
deputies; instead of the counties payiug
these expenses as heretofore. In vetoinR
this bill, the Governor gave as his reason
that it would increase the expenses OF the
state three hundred thousand dollars
biennialIy. an increase which the state
cannot afford at this time. He discussed
at some length the schools. experimental
stations, departments and organizations
that are maintained at state expense for
the benefit of the agriculturists OF Colo
rado and stated that they are now re-
csiving more direct benefit from state
expenditures than any other one class
Of citizens. He referred to the assess
msnt of local property by county assess
ors and maintained that these assessors
competed with each other to see how low
a valuation they could put on local prop
erty. which naturally reduced the reve-
nues that can be derived for state pur-
poses off this property. He maintained
that until the assessors began to place
something like the proper value on local
property it would be folly to add bur-
den Of three hundred thousand dollars
biennially to the already over-appropri-
ated state revenues.
The present assembly has sent the
Governor five bills-four Of which he has
vetoed.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1911-04-28
OBITUARIES.
p. LuspBuRo.

At the home Of his friend. Gus Erikson,
south of town. Frank Lundburg sueeum-
bed to tuberculosis on Tuesday. The
deceased had resided here about ten
months having eoms-from his Eastern
home in the hope Of benefiting his health.
The body is at Sprinker's undertaking
parlors awaiting burial instructions from
relatives in Chicago.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1911-04-28
Gard of Thanks.

We wish to extend our heartfelt thank
to the many friends for the sympathy
and kindness extended US in time Of our
bereavement. Whose ministratlons were
continuous. and lightened the dark valley
Of sorrow. We also wish to thank those
for the beautiful floral offerings.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Pressnall.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1911-04-28

Home Rendered Lard put up in and
l o pound pals. delivered any place in
town for l2Hc per pound. P. S. Bonds
phone White 1872. 49p.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1911-04-28
Notice

Parties desiring to ship eantaloupes
with the Rocky Ford Melon Growers
Association will find the Office open on
Saturday afternoons.
Att. J. c. Fleming, Secetary.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1911-04-28

About 80 pounds Of select Burrell Gem
seed for sale. Ford 2o5. H. T. Mitchell
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lge No. Il, D.. of H., will
 rep, meeting Monday night |it the Redmen's hall. They dve an entertainment. All |,,. requested to be present, |nblic is cordially invited
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-03-18
HOTEL ARRIVALS
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AT THE JEFFERSON-F. .Trepp, New York; James Cutrer. Memphis; R. J. Eberhardt, Chicago; F.. l.. Gra- cer. Florida; Arthur A. Stutz' and wife. Columbus. Ohio; p Maynard. Salina, Kansas; D. l.. Kone, Memphis: i: P. T. Flavin. Bloomington; R. E. l.. M2rrisor. Kansas City; Bert Stern, New York; Byron A. Son, New Or leans: Charles F Wiley, Memphis; E4, R. King, New OrleaVs; R. P. McReynolds, Pierce City, Mo-; A. A. Fair Jr., Boston: J E Roach. Boston; Harry D. Howell, Washington, D. c.
 AT THE ARL1NGTON-J. K liar risen, Paducah; H. A. McMillan, Lit tie Rock; George R Burks. wife and son. Lebanon. Ky; B. D. Fuller, Mem- phis; H. c. 'Bulger, Chicago: James McJunkin. Pittsburg; s. M. Thach, Jackson, Miss Will Zaiser, Indian apolis; n c. Brady, Stuttgart; J. C.. Wetson. Little Rock: M E. Haltom, Little Rock; S. E.. Caruthers. Chica- go; Mrs D. D. Williams. Fcrdyce; G.
 E. Harrison. Little Rock; WI P. Peacock. Grand Rapids; T. E. Young
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who died Thursday night at his home in Little Rock. The deceased was a well known business man of Little Rock and was also well known in this city. He recently visited here ard attended the wedding of his son, Mike Tout, and Miss Rosa Sonnen- schein. He is survived by his wife and three sons, Mike Lewis and Sam 1out all of Little Rock The funer- al will take place Sunday. Miss Helen Rosenberg and a number of other friends of the deceased will leave this afternoon for Little Rock to attend the funeral
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ANTI-TIP BILL
 BECOMES A LAW
Ihere VII Be No More Tips in Ho.
 telS, Cafes and Diuiuu rers

There VII Be No More Tips in Ho.
 tels, Cafes and Dining Cars.
 Lattle Rock, Ark, March IT, bill oy senator Rodgers of Howard county was passed by the Senate thus morn. 'as' making it misdemeanor for propfletors to allow walters in ho- i tels. restaurants and dining cars +o accept tips, and also making it a mis- demeanor for the waiter 10 accert 2 , tip.
 The full text of the bi,l follows. section l. It shall be unlawful for
 ny steward, waiter. porter, or other empioye' at or of any hotel. restau-- ait, cafe, or eating house in th,s state, to solicit or receive Or for any proprietor or manager of such hotel restaurant, cafe or eating house, to permit any such steward, waiter. porter or other employe to s,".,t or receive from any guest or l.t on. any gift. compensation or honurariun. or any compensation commonly known as a tip, other than the raguiar es- tatlisbed charges for such hotel res tau i'nt. cafe or eating house.
 s., ?. 1t shall DC unlawful fer ;'s', wajter employe or ser 1ant of a." q hing car company or any cor or2.ioi firm or D. sor c;,afa.ilg a dining Car in this state t~ receive from any guest ol patron of such dining car company, or company firm or corpCretion operating a din- ing car in this state, any gift, con- i pensation or honorarium other than the customary charges established for meals or food cn such dining car, while in operation within the state.
 Sec. 3. Any person, firm CT ccr- i poration violating any of the provis- ions of this act, shall be guilty of a misdemeanor and, upon conviction, fined in any sum not less t:la S5 or more than $100
 Sec. 4.-All laws and parts of laws in conflict with this act are hereby repealed and this act shall take eff feet and be in force so days after it's passage,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-03-18
DISEASES FOR WHICH Fitch'S Ideal Dandrutf
 Remover
IS AN INVALUABLE REMEDY

First-Dandruff which may be re- moved by first application. It will dissolve it, or convert it into an oil, making it possible to wash out of the hair A dandruff remedy that will NOT DISSOLVE the dandruff but simply vets it down, making it ad- here that much more closely, is posi- lively an injury to the scalp, as it will close up the pores or hair cells Fitch's Ideal Dandruff Remover will positively remove every particle of dandruff by first application, and If used every two weeks after scalp is we'll, will keep scalp in a perfectly healthy condition.
 Second-FOr any eruption of the skin, itching scalp eczema, sunburn, chapped hands, etc. To obtain best results, apply remover freely. rub thoroughly, then wash with warm soft water. using good shampoo soap. We recommend F1tchs Ideal Shampoo Soap for this purpose as 1t works in perfect harmony with tho Danruff Remover. Dry and apply the second time.
 Mothers find Fitch's Ideal Dandruff Remover the article for which they have been wishing to remove that yellow scum from the little ones head. Do not allow it to remain and thus retard the growth of the hair, as it cannot attain it's natural beau- ty and perfection under a greasy for nation of dandruff
 Do not be afraid to ask anyone who has ever used our remedy.
 Price per bottle soc, $1O0 and $2O0 Fore Sale By i WILLIAMS BARBER SHOP 221 Main St, Pine Bluff, Ark Also Complete line of Toilet Supplies
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-03-18

This fam. purchased med firm, Fur. O., Reap |. and Webb Furniture
 Order [ Turner's P sausiac. t once re
 2 1S st
 Bea',ty man hair fre, sham fhiropody ne street.
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as the color scheme throusbout +,a

as the color scheme throughout the decorative motif Overhead ox+o,,a Ing rom the corners and sides of the
 rooms to the chandeliers, Wee strings Of green Shamrocks and als, on the walls throughout the buildina
 Around the walls and hiding the cor ners of the room from view were many green palms and ferns, and the green chain of flowers was traced to the large observatory windows, where many potted plants were arraneed attractively. Military euchre was the entertaining feature of the evening Fifteen tables were arranged for the interested players. The prizes for the winning table were two hand some bar pin sets with pearls for the
 ladies and two inkstands for the gentlemen The booby prize was a unique hand painted case bearing a maiden and a Shamrock, and between the leaves the winners were surprised to find "a. few sheets of court plas- ter. Misses Elizabeth Adams and Re- va Harris were winners of the young ladies' awards and Hardy K,'gore and Ed Markham were the winners of the
 gents awards. The booby prizes were won by Misses Fay and Leta Cres- mutt and John Rutherford and c. A. Troun After the games, which lasted from eight to twelve, delicious punch and cakes was served. The punch was green, in keeping with the col or scheme and the cakes were also done in green with a white letter -S'' on each. Ices were served and they also carried out the color motif
 Miss Byrd was assisted in caring for her guests by her parents The in
 vited list included Misses Minnie Skaggs, Horse Cave, Ky; Mary Banks, Jessie Banks, Annie Martin, Mamie Nunn, Mildred Owen, Readma Dans- by, Mary Boyce, Irene Crawford, Rex ie Parker, Lillian Harris, Charlie. Chestnut, Leta Chestnut, Reva liar Tis, Emma Wilbourne, Elizabeth Ad- ans, Victoria Goree, Ethel Schloss, Fay Chesnutt, Mildred Gaunt, Bess Thompson, Hattie Halsey of Memphis, Hennie Wilkins, of St. Louis; Elleine Harrison, Searcy, Grace Tankersley. Bernice Thalheimer, Ethel Atkinson. Little Rock; Margaret Dewoody
 Charlotte, N. C.. Reva Assman, Lei mad Byrd: Ed Markham, James Hud- son, Ray Baker, Bart Eddins, Harry Miller, Robert York, Ed Williams,
 J2ck Langford, Fred Goode, James Mcclellan, Sidney Rutland, Cecil Bak- CT, John Rutherford, Tom Gadbury, Jchn L. Alexander Adam Robinson, James Goree, Gus Reeves, Ernest Simpson, Tom Williams. Levin Flour noy, of Memphis; c. A. Troupe. Vir- ginius Alexander, Lawrenceville, N. >; Walter Wilkins, Lexington Va.
 Rob Byrd, Terre Haute, Ind; Paul Byrd, Front Royal, Va: Clifford Eos te~.. Chicago; Robert Byrd and Lit tie Tom Mitchell Messrs and Mes Names Bahlau, Woodbury, Mitchell, Enright, Allport, Foster. Tow.er, Howell, Byrd James Larkin, Peter Byrd. w.. F. Coleman. J. B. Speers, Henry speers, Hardy Kilgore, W. H L9ngsord. w. S. Harris, T. H. Pritch- ard. j.. D. Assman and R. L. Byrd
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-03-18

blood, Maiden, Mo-; J. N. Runtt, Red Fork, Ark; G. H Gibson, Sedalia Mo; T A. Morton, Camden; M. J. Baulch, Monroe; Adolph Felsenthal. Camden; R. E. Stover, New York; J, W. Freeland, Hillsboro, Texas; C. K. Nicoll. Stuttgart
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The Adams Printing Company has . few left over Advertising Fans. Some very pretty designs that VIII be closed out at one half the reG- ular price. Telephone to see sam- ples d.
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isl's Euchre.

defs Euchre.
 Y ccasion was the St. Pat ac1se party with which Miss @M, daughter of MT. and + Byrd, entertained a large u her young friends last ev- tne handsome Byrd home or aesry street. Nothing could aed more beautiful than the lower floor of the Byrd
 tnls evening with all its oi green, which prevailed
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-03-18
i nehaterS.

n DebatefS.
 hen announced that Miss
 aes and Reginald Young
 representatives of the Hot bsb School in the tri city pl debate to be held in Pine Kle Rock and Hot Springs,
 g The team will come have the negative side of 5 against the local High |Hue Bluff will send a team Rock and Little Rock will lam at Hot Springs, which 5 the triangular debate.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-03-18
! Party.

Party.
 Billy Hut, the popular young T.. and Mrs. Will Hut, ce1e- hs fifth birthday yesterday
 at the home of his parents, Mth avenue. Only a few lit of the vicinity were present < the afteroon in games, Re twere served. The decora- Ne all in green in celebYa- < Patrick's day. The little hcluded Louise 'Borresen, Spillman, Beaurie and John lmogene and Alma Reeta ', Ellen May Hill, John Alrlgh, Laura Hut and Billy Ass Minnie Scanlan Of Lit
 Miss Cornelia Currie and M. Hutt
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-03-18
ELLIS YOUT DIES
 AT THE CAPITAL

News reached the city yesterday q t, desth of Ellis Tout. 5e years olo'
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-03-18
Bad Breath

'Forllonths had great tro1blrwE&hN2 stomach and used all kinds, nf. .meliGmsa My tongue has been actually1as as ggmss - grass, my breath having bad odc&- Hxsr weeksago friend recommendad1,z 1,zsxzuss and after using them can wiflInssT aMt cheerfully say that they havr ssfssra, cured me I therefore let youa1nDs'zaz6 5. shall recommend them to any uE, su6sse ing from such troubles. ."-Chas. H. Hal perm, IA E. 7th St., New York. M. Y-
 Pleasant. Palatatle. Potent. TsstsGAM1k Do Good. Never Sicken. Weaken oyG Gklpx.
 10c. 2Sc, Soc. Never sold tn bulk. The se&
 uine tablet stamped C c C. sGuaranaaanSs cure or your money back. ~
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-03-18
Eagles St. Patrick Ball.

The big St. Patrick's ball given 3! the Eagles Last, night was the most brilliant haplic> celebration of the time-honored occs sion in the city. A large number of dance lovers went to the hall last evening and enjoyed the we'll selected St. Patrick's pro- gram that had been arranged. Prof. soihe-t and his aggregation cf nus ctans delighted the dancers With Green music for the evening. me hall presented a few neat decoratloas os green in celebration of the oec:s- ion. Near the midnight hour cofts Q and sandwiches were served oy : committee from the Lady Eagles sc- cial club in the buffet.
 Col. J. M. Oracle. of New Gascony' has returned from busiress trip to Stuttgart where he made arrange rents to handle a large acreage oi rice on his .down-the-river plantation the coming season.
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l,r Visitors.

IT Visitors.
 harles R. Fitzhugh will en- Atnrday afternoon, March 25,
 in honor of Misses Seay and
 La Grange, Ga. Miss Seay Ne here Wednesday to be the
 Mrs. Ntzhugh for several Sld Miss Dean comes to be E of Miss Caroline Caldwell. bn will remain here and be IAe attendants in Miss Cald- kdding which will take place l the summer
The Republican journal., 1911-03-16
CET-RICH-QUICK FACTS.

Facts with the bark on them concerning the
get-rich- quick game. facts marking the filch-
ing of one billion dollars from the people in
seven years. are presented in an important
article in the March Worlds Work.
The paper minutely describes how victims
are graded according to their cash value; how
the catch 'em-q quick lure is presented and how,
finally. the "easy marks" are bought and sold
In this startling contribution are printed the
names of the concerns arrested by the govern
ment on charges of fraud, and the names of
"big frauds" that have escaped punishment
Many astounding examples of bold deceit
are set forth, many startling exposures of
deftly schemed deceptions described.
AS safeguard against plots designed to dis
unite people from their money by illegal
methods, reading of this remarkable disclos-
ure will be good schooling.
A list of concerns put out of business by the
government for fraudulent practices is given
and it includes the Nutriola company of Chi
cago, of which many Maine people were the
victims