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Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-08-25
WOMEN TO RIDE
in BALLOON RACE
Four Will BE Given the Opportunity
To Do So Next Week.

Kansas City, Aug. 24.-Four young
women of this city will be given all
opportunity to ride in the relay flight
next week of the balloon Kansas City.
The announcement was made last
night by George Meyers, president of
the Kansas City Aero Club. -Four as
tensions will be made during the
trip, different party making the
flight each time. Those who are to go
up after the first ascension will fol-
low the balloon from the starting
point in motor cars which will also
col tain lunch and extra bags of sand
10 be taken on as ballast by the bal
loon at the four stops. Besides the
load of girls the filters will be direc-
tors of tie aero club and newspaper
men. Each party will remain in tae
air about sixty minutes.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-08-25
mrs. EDISON Is
IN PARIS, FRANCE
Letter From the Inventor Wife clears
Up the Mystery.

Akron. O., Aug. 25.-Mrs. Louis r.
Miller, mother of Mrs. Thomas \. I1di-
son, wife of the famous inventor, to-
day received letter from Mrs Edi-
son in Paris, France, which clears
up her supposed disappearance. APP
prehension regarding Mrs. Edison
was caused by delay in the forward
ing of her mail.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-08-25
HoOberry.s Auto Vacuum Cleane.

HOoberry's Auto Vacuum Cleane.
cleans carpets, rugs and mating
without removing them from the
floor 1t takes all this dust and
germs and absolutely no dust rails
ed during cleaning. Here are few
that have used Hooberry's Auto Va
cum Cleaner: Mrs. O III. Scoggins,
Mrs. A. s. Trigg, Mrs. Max Schloss-
berg, Mrs. W. F. Dickey, Mrs. Geo.
List, Mrs. E. Elliott. Mrs. S. NJ.
Dickey, Mrs. j. F. Rutherford Mrs.
Wade Knox. Mrs. B. French. Mrs. w.
l.. Dewoodv, Mrs. w. l.. Davis,
Mrs. Chas Levi, Mrs. c. w. Petit
grew, Mrs. H. X. Toney, Mrs. Alex
Rowell, Mrs O. w: Clark, Miss Allie
Davis.
CHAS. HOOBERRY.
The Vacuum Cleaning Man.
Phone e63.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-08-25

FOR SALE-DOORS AND FRAMES,
at a bargin. Apply Graphic.
-MannTankersley Drug Co.-Pre-
scriptions. Phone 3d. If
While 1t lasts you can buy good
lumber cheap at Bluff City yard.
8 IS 2W
Bluff City closing stock of Iun-
Der, doors, mouIdings cheap. Is 2w
Our remodeling has us torn UP
considerably but we can take care Of
your orders promptly-Cleveland
Matthews Hdw. Co.
Sanitary Steam pressing kills the
germs and enlivens the goods.-Cqv-
er's Dry Cleaning and Dye Works. Old
phone SCI. 6 % I'm
Still giving % per cent discount
Oh all Iron Beds, Davenports and
Ranges at Reap & Crawford Furn Co.
Our % per cent discount sale will
+, off on everything Saturday, Aug.
19.-Reap e Crawford Furn. Co.
If you need a wagon see our line
Il Florence road and delivery wag-
ns.-Cleveland-Matt Hdw. Co
Our special remodeling prices
prevail. We have few Herrick re-
frigerators and Detroit Vapor stoves
left. See them now. Cleveland Mat
thews Hdw. Co.
When prescriptions or sick room
requisites are needed, promptness is
essential. Try our messenger SER
Mann Tankersley Drug Co.
Phone so. s 4 tt.
i.OST-A WHITE FON TERRIER
dog black spot on each ear. Answers
To name of "Sniggle' Reward #
returned 10 Jno. r. Bloom at Pine
City Electric Co. s % Ct
l. f. Moore, Of Rison, former
sheriff of Cleveland county, had his
residence destroyed by fire yesterday
morning about 10 O'clock. The report
says that the homo was almost totally
destroyed, with no Insurance.
II Won need Furniture see Anchor
Furniture Co., they will save You mo-
ney on all house furnishings.
We have a messenger in wait
ing. Mann-Tankersley Drug Com
pauy. Phone so. 4 tt
"A white man named Roberts en4-
ployed in the Kearney sawmill at
Kearney was badly injured there yes
terday morning when he had large
piece of lumber thrown heavily
against his chest. \ rib was fractured
and his kidneys were affected by
the blow. The man was rushed here
fer treatment and DR.. 0. W. Clark is
attending him at the Davis Hospital,
There is on exhibition at the en-
trance of the Cotton Exchange the
first bale of cotton of the 1911 crop
received in this market from the state
of Arkansas. The bale was consign-
ed 10 billiard & Coffin Co, cotton fac
tors by d. c. Rutledge, prominent
merchant of Pine Bluff, Ark The
bale is strict middling in grade. 1t
will be sold at private Memphis
Commercial Appeal.
Nice residence for rent on West
Sixth ave- Six room cottage resi-
dence. 1412 w. 9th. with all modern
improvements. House in most eX-
cellent condition. nice shady front
and large back lot. Sodded in Ber-
muda grass. Fine pasture for COW
or horse. Concrete walks. Posses
sion given Sept. 1. If you mean bust
ness apply at once to A. b. Niven.
LOG W. End ave. jefferson County
Savings Bank. 10 Ut.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-08-25


ut Fax Bros. Hardware Co. 7-13-1m
--axmber for sale cheap at Bluff
Cit.'s ED yard. Phone 249.
8 Is 2w
--"The Women Florists" For cut
and pot flowers call Phone No. 1894.
S-2O-6t
If you need Furniture see Anchor
Furnsiure Co., they will save you mo-
uey On all house furnishings.
Miss Fannie Hanf is sick at the
home of her mother, Mrs. NJ. Hanf, on
West Second avenue, with ptomaine
poisoning.
--Geatractors and Builders Atten-
tion-syail phone 249 for prices on
lumher-Bluif City stock. s Is 2w
Townsend Bros, No. 205 State
strees. Bicycles rented, sold and re-
paired Try us. We know our bust
ness s 5 I'm
.-xpx ! & OyDaniel. Dentist lsea
$40 nsa -ztraeting Office, Citizsns
Raaa bldg. Room 316, old phone se2
Pins asufs Ark If.
The bleeding shrinkage and loss
o; brillianey of garments avoided by
our process. Caver's Dry Cleaning &,
Dye Works.
Mrs. Perry Walker who was Ill
at the Davis Hospital, is improving.
Miss Irene Crawford has returned
from q delightful visit at Carthage,
Mo.
leonard Newsam, who is assisting
Captain 4. f. W Mae Manus in build
ing his bipIane, has been sick for sew
eral days
We deliver anything in the drue
line anywhere in the city limits
promptly and without extra charge
Mann-Tankersley Drug Co. Phone 80
If
Mrs. Fred Kesterson, of this city,
underwent an operation for appendi-
citis at the St Vincent's Infirmary in
Little Rock yesterday
For Rent-TWo up to date cot
tages and furnished rooms, with
modern conveniences. Cab at 326
Walnut street or Phone No. 9S4.
8-2o-6t.
il. M, Williams, Who has been con-
nected with the Western Union Tele-
graph Company here for two years,
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-08-25

We deliver prescriptions prompt
ly-Mann-Tankersley Drug Compa-
ny. Phone so. tt
Ladies Dressing Tables at absol-
ute factory cost this week at Reap &
Crawford Furn Co.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-08-25


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Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-08-25

FOR SALE-DOORS AND FRAMES.
at bargin. Apply Graphic.
-Mann-Tankersley Drug Co.-Pre-
scriptions. Phone 80. s If
While II lasts you can buy good
lumber cheap at Bluff City yard.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-08-25
= . . = = + + = = = = = = = =
z = LOCAL AND OTHERWISE = =
= *3* + + + I. I. I. 4. + + I. I.

Liberal reductions on refrigerators
ut Fax Bros. Hardware Co. 7-13-1m
--Lxnber for sale cheap at Bluff
Ci.'s eM yard. Phone 249.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-08-25

OF the best.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-08-25
WEEKLY SERVICES
AT THE TEMPLE

Sol Klarberg will conduct the reg
ular Friday night services at the
Temple tonight at S o'clock. Miss
Ethel Schloss will sing a solo in adj
dition to the regular choir music.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-08-25

FOR SAI.F,-Stand desk, ceilin fans
aud shafting, counter, railing desk,
tic. Apply Daily Graphic.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-08-25

-
Fire and Life
Insurance
Is not a luxury
1t is an actual
Necessity In your
Home or business.
Wise ones have 1t.
Are you wise?
SEE
PINCHBACK TAYLOR,
Representing the best
| OF the best.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-12
TELLS OF N. Y. US FUTURE
Dean Johnson Says Graduates
Will Be Makers of Public Opinion

Joseph French Johnson. dean Of tho New
York University School of Commerce. Ac-
counts and Finance. told two hundred
business men gathered last night FOR the
annual alumni dinner al Murray's that the
university they represented stood for the
characterization and utilization of knowl-
edge.
Dean Johnson in the course Of his speech
said that the next chancellor should be
man mot afraid Of the boyle Of tradition
or the unknown beast in the wilderness.
You men are a live wire Illustration OF
what New York University can do for tho
city Of New York" said Dean Johnson.
twenty-five years hence YOU and men Ike
you. trained scientifically in the principles
Of commerce ard finance, Will be the MAX
ers of public opinion on all great business
questions.
Then there Will he no hlibuster over 50
Obvious a good as Canadian reciprocity. no
sentimental notion that a corporation is
bad because il is biz no hatred OF radical
ism merely because they admit that higher
expenses mean higher rates or lower divi-
bends, no fear of socialism or any other
ism honestly trying 10 find out why all
OF New Nork's gastric juice is in the East
Side and all the beefsteaks in the West
Side. and 10 silly hysteria because the
Pre- sident o. the United States gives the
amy diversion I'm order to keep our un.
occupied cowboys out ~ mischief in Mex
.co"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-12
BANKS HOLDINGS INCREASE
With Only Two Exceptions State
ments Show Advance.

The statements Of the largest of the ma
tional banks of this city. submitted I'm ac-
cordance with tho call OF the Controller
Of the Currency for reports OF condition as
Of March :. show, with only two excep-
lions, substantial increases in holdings Of
bonds. securities. etc over the figures re-
ported by them in response to the previous
call, that of January T.
The National city Bank reported its hold
i1gs OF securities on March 7 at Si3 6o,129.
against $3s,2Sl,S2S on January 7, and S25,2io'-
900 on March o. 1910 The holdings Of the
First National Bank were Sr762 1853 on
March 7. or AS74.l06 larger than on Janu-
AIRY :. and $l3,9i9,SG3 larger than a year
ago. The National Bank of Commerce's
holdings Of $l5O1i,6Sf were S72S,725 larger
than two months ago. and 1880 la larger
than on March %, 1910.
The bonds and other securities owned by
the Hanover National Bank on March T.
valued at SS.2is 093. exceeded the holdings or
January by 1893 l72 but were S3,292,2O7 less
i'm amount than the holdings on March -
last year. The National Park Bank report
Cd As Of March holdings of N,SiLiS2, or
$ss6,55o more than in January and S55S,382
more than in March. 1910.
The Mechanics and Metals National Bank
and the Chase National Bank had on
March smaller holdings of securities than
reported by them in January. The former
had securities amounting to S,S3lSs2, or
$50, 737 less than two months ago and the
Chase figures showed a shrinkage OF e.
81, 3j4 the present holdings being Sl1,53l,lO5
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-12
Business and Social World
Welcomes Their Return
to Sohriety,

The Neal Treatment. which cures alco-
rolism ir three days. proves that the
Drink Habit unlike other Vices, leaves
behind il no scars Of dishonor
Even the down and ont victim Of
drink can &C. me back 10 tho place once
occupied 10y him In the business and So
,iaI world Old friends and associates
will gladly receive him An they require
is reasonable evidence Of sincere pur-
pose TO abandon past follics
If YOU are drinking nan, think II
over. II YOU are q friend Of man who
drinks. don't give up hope. don't lose in
terest In the one who no doubt is worth
saving even though hc may have de-
scended 10 the gutter.
There are men who err along other
lines and who have reason TO lament the
rarity Of true charity. To these men il
is hard and seemingly hopeless fight 10
rlgain confidence lost by possibly single
in0iscretiOn.
With the excessive drinking man, how
ever. IL il quite different. Against him
the doors ~ opportunity are never closed.
Let him turn aWay from drink for a
reasonable period and the world soon
u4lI learn 70 cav He Vs@d % drink, with
emphasis on the used ard due credit
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-12
MAY GET TWO DIRECTORS
F. j. Gould Won't Displace Those
Named by Bank Interests.

The fact that Frank ]. Gould and ~.
Middendorf- Williams interests have enou,,
proxies 10 elect one and perhaps two A.
rcctors to the Missouri Pacific board :,
the annual meeting on Tuesday would M,
II was said I'm well informed quarters Yea.
terday. prevent the agreement reached h..
tween George J. Gould and the Rock.t..
ler-Kuhn. Loeb Deutsche Bank Interest,",
from being carried out substantially az an.
nounced by Mr.. Gould on February i5
Just whom the Frank J. Gould repres.a.
originally agreed upon. could not \.
learned, but II was said that so far a, IA.
election Of the men named for directors n,
the banking interests was concerned. thor.
would be no change. These men are PAU
NJ Warburg, OF Kuhn, Loeb & Co. Edrs,
T.. Marston OF Blair d Co, and T. a
Adams, who Is the representative IN III,
country Of the Deutsche Bank Wha,syv
changes were 10 be made in the make.up a,
the board as the result OF tho entrance N
Frank J. Could, Il was learned. would IA
decided upon at the annual meeting. ana
assurance was had that the matter youh
be adjusted 10 the entire satisfaction a,
the Rockefeller Kuhn, Loeb party.
r. L. Chadbourne tr, counsel for G.orv.
J. Gould, said yesterday that there nsvs,
was any misunderstanding between HI,
client and the banking interests and TIA,
the agreement announced on February "a
would be carried out as closely a. ma
changed circumstances would permit.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-12
USE TABLE AS FIRE ESCAPE
Boys Quick Wit Saves Score at
Factory Blaze.

The top Of taior's cutting table ana
the quick wit of two boys provided the only
visible means Of escape for more than
score Of men and girls from fire when
damaged the seven story loft building at
No. is Greene street yesterday TO the OK
tent of about $1,000 The fire started In the
factory uf the Venus Hat Manufacturing
Company. on the fifth floor, from the over
turning il was said. Of an alcohol lamp
and filled the elevator shaft and stairs
with such dense smoke that only Few
of the hfty-odd persons a. work on the
floors above were able to avail themselves
If these exits Those who were trapped
ran screaming to the windows on the west
side Of tho sixth floor.
Just across from one If the windows
were the windows Of A COAX factory in
building separated from the first by an
oight-foot alleyway. Nathan Scheffiin. Of
40. 90 Wooster street. and Isador Freid-
man Margos. Of No. 233 Division street.
we're eating their luncheon there at the
time Selling the top Of twelve foot
cutting table which was IN the room. they
thrust II across tho vacant space, and the
captives scrambled one after another TO
safety.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-12
FLYER COMES TO GRIEF
Young Emmel Smashes Machine
OF First Trial of Il.

Mineola Long Island March II Cspeciap
~ will ~ this machine or bust" sald
August Emme this afternoon. as h.
climbed into the biplane which no had jls,
purchased from Harry g. Cook for s2.5o
Five minutes later he had carried out the
latter part-of MS threat fer he did bust"
and with a vengeance
The machine in which Emmel was seated
was a CUrtiss type biplane COOKS con.
tract said that he must teach Emmel 10
fly the machine and that Emmel must Also
go off the ground in the biplane before the
contract would be closed. but that tbs
minute he left the ground the machine
vas his. The hard part OF the agreement,
was that the machins did leave the ground.
and a second later was smashed.
Emmel listened to instructions for mum.
her Of grass cutting trips and then deter.
mined TO fly. After running few feet h.
elevated the planes and shot into the cir
for forty feet. BY a quick move he brogsh,
the plane down, but landed 50 hard IA,
the wings were broken, the wheels smashed
and stays on all sides OF the plane broken.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-12
COMMUTERS WATCH A RAID
See Flynn's Detectives Smash
Doors of Alleged Gambling Club.

Thousands OF Jersey commuters went
without their suppers ast night. preferring
TO watch Second Deputy Police Commits
sioner Flynns men raid an alleged gam
bling resort in Albany street. a stones
throw from the Jersey Central and Penn
syIvana ferries.
The building raided is next door 10 Public
School %, and the windows on one side
overlook the school yard. II is three
story structure. on the second floor are
the rooms Of the Hancock Social club,
which the police allege is conducted a. a
gambling joint.
The raid was successful. according TO the
police about one hundred and twenty-five
men being found in the rooms OF the al
legged gambling club. Eight were arrested
on warrants. The names OF all the men in
the place were taken, and every one there
WAS searched.
The raiders under the command OF Lieu
tenant Collins. left Police Headquarters
sngly and proceeded on foot 10 the corner
Of West and Washington streets. Five men
were posted on either corner Each man
carried an axe or a Crowbar. On a signal
from Collins the detectives made a dash
for the building. TWO vaulted into the
school yard, while two more entered the
adjoining building to guard the roof.
Collins and the other six men attacked
the street door and smashed their way
through a glass panel which formed the
upper part OF the door. There was no at
tempt at escape or resistance on the part
Of those inside. Commissioner Flynn APP
peared after the place had been entered.
At least one man I'm the alleged pooroom
was glad Of the raid, for 1t resulted IN the
restoring to him of a wallet containing
checks OF high denomination which, he told
Deputy Commissioner Flynn, had been
stolen nom him soon after he entered the
place The wallet was found on the floor
by the police
According to the Deputy Commissioner
this was his twentyffth raid since he
started his war on the gamblers. In these
raids 80 prisoners were taken, MI. Flynn
said and Of these $50 had been held for
the grand jury on felony charges, while
the others were charged with misdemeah-
ors. None Of the cases has yet come TO
trial
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-12
BALLINGER ABOUT TO GO
Discusses Possible Suits-Hls
Successor Looks Over Ground.

Washington. March 11-Walter l.. flsner'
who on Monday will take the oath OF ONCE
as Secretary of the Interior. spent part
Of to-day at the scene of his new duties
learning more of the details Of the office.
he said he had no set policies. nor has ne
made any plans as to the future admins
tration Of the department.
Secretary Balinger said to-day that since
his resignation was accepted he felt that
great weight had been taken off his shout
ders He left the office no said with tho
feeling that in his administration he had
discharged his trust 10 the best of his
ability
Discussing the proposed suits against the
arch conspirators." Mr.. Ballinger said he
cid not purpose to jump into them. what
action was taken. he said. would he after
some thought and much consultation with
COUNSEL He said that he would not even
act IN his own judgment.
one Of the last official acts Of Mr. Bal
linger was II sign the first water right
certificate ever issued The certificate was
made out In the name Of Lyman II. Huggs.
VINO receives the benefit of the waters ~
The Minidoka project. Idaho
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-12
Excessive Drinkers
Gan and DO "Come Back

will be given him FOR having regained
self-maStcry.
Thousands Of men who are slaves to
appetite often try Of their own accord to
quit drinking. They fail because the in
tense craving which attends their well
lIcant efforts beats down will power and
resolution They suffer indesCribablo
torture. which quickly brings them back
10 old drinking WAYS. Drinking men Of
this class require the right kind Of mcdi-
cal help-not course IN SOLDERING up"
but the Neal Treatment, which removes
the cause Of the old craving appetite.
The man who drinks to excess no
matter how long hc has been slave 10
appctitc-can entirely rid himself Of
craving and desire for liquor i'm three
days This craving is the natural result
of StoIed-up alcoholic poison i'm tho svs-
tCm--an accumulation of poison which
must be ncutralizcd before It can be
eliminated This poison Is responsible
f"r what the world calls liquor appetite"
The Neal Treatment. which consists Of a
harmless vegetable remedy taken inter
nally and With no hypodermic injections.
ncutraliZes and eliminates this poison
and thus destroys the appetite
The Neal Treatment is administered
along ethical lines by regular physicians
There is no publicity Names are never
dlvuleed ana All communications are held
i'm strict confidence. Home Treatment can
be arranged for those who prefer il
II you have friend or relative who
drinks 10 excess and you would like 10
help save him from the drink habit. call
upon. write on phone the physician who
treats his patients at the NEAL INSTI-
TTTE. % East 32d street. New York
city Phone 1856 Madison Sduare
Write for Booklet--"The NEAL Way
and other information. open day and
nlPht
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-12
ASKS IF MAYOR TOLD TRUTH
Lawyer Attacks Gaynor's Testi-
mony in Gresser's Behalf.

Mayor Gaynor's testimony given in de-
fence IF President OR ,sser Of Queens was
attacked by Charles Pope Caldwell on the
cross-eXamination Of Mr. Gresser at the
continuation Of the Queens Borough Presi-
dents defence before Commissioner ord
way in Long Island City yesterday.
There appeared 70 he discrepancy he
tween the testimony given by the Mayor
and Mr. Gressers own evidence regarding
conversations they mad had on the subject
of giving Queens a political housekeeping
The Mayor said that Carl Berger. Joseph
Sullivan. Cornelius j. Burke. Patrick f.
Leahv and Harry Sutphen. formerly Off
Gals. were discussed during those CONVEX
sations hut on his cross examination Mr.
Gresssr denied that names were mentioned
saving that conversations were always
general
The lawyer tried TO hold Mr. dresser 10
a YES or no answer TO the question whether
he thought the Mayor was not telling the
truth when he testified. Mr. Gresser ap-
pealed 10 the commissioner, who ruled in
the lawyers favor. whereupon Mr. Ores
ser answered. Yes