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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-03-10
REASON FOR
 MOBOL|zAT|ON 1nsurrectos Movement In Lower California Prompt ed Uncle to Move Troops.
CONFERENCE IS HELD
De LaBarra Talks Over Situation With President Taft Mexico Realized
 the Impending Danger.
International News Special


 Washington, March 9.-The inn pending danger and the officious con- sequence, embarrassing complications to the United States of the establish ment by the insurrectos of Repub- lie with it's headquarters in lower California, was the immediate motive of the mobolizat:on of the Aerican Army and Navy OH the Mexican fron- tier
 It can be asserted on the highest authority that Mexico five days ago was fully alive to the possibilities of a seizure of lower Californa by the insurrectos and that with the consent and advice of this government, regi- ments of Mexican federals were or- dered to lower California.
 The proposed establishment of a new government hy cessation in Mex ico, according to- diplomats and war officials, is only a phase of various necessities that compel the practical investment of the whole American Mexican frontier by an American ar my. That fact, they say, does not contradict or m nlmize, but only ac- centuates previous private statements by officials of the government that the Army of the United States had to be ilfs a position ready to rush over the frontier to prevent the conse- quences of an accident to the Diaz government, and consequently to Am- erican and Fore gn personal and con- mercial interests
 This new Republic would include in itself constituted borders, tn" great reclamation project and i'm. provements on tho Mexican siGe :! the Imperial Valley. The admins tration itself is the authority for the statements some days ago that the spe- cia, consideration of the United States is in this Imperial Valley.
 All the authorities here today agree that the storm center of the alleged maneuvers is near the Imperial Val ley in Lower California. It is here they predict that the United States troops first VII he called into active service on Mexican soil Ambassa- der De La Barra, of Mexico, held a full and free conf erence today with President Taft at the White House.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-03-10
TAFT LETS OUT ARMY SECRET American Troops Will Pre-
 serve Peace Along the , Frontier.
TO STOP THE PLAN
Of the InsurrectOs To Form New Republic-Will Invade Mexico,
 If Necessary.
International News Special

International News Special
 Charlottesville, Va, March 9-The secret of the mobolization of the Am. erican troops in Texas and otherwise along the Mexican frontier came out before the Presidential party, bound tonight for Atlanta, had been away from Washington two hours.
 The troops are massed on the frontier for the purpose of possible operation across the borders. They are there to intimate the Mexican in- surrectos and they are there to main- tain neutrality between th's country and it's Southern neighbor
 President Taft let it be known soon after he left the capitol that the Arr my would not be merely engaged in maneuvers. It will first patrol the frontier for the purpose of restrain ing American advt nturers and pre- vent ing the insurrectos from falling back upon their resources in this country, and then, if need to be, 1t will invade Mexico to preserve peace.
 The plan of the insurrectos to or ganize a republic of the Northern states of Mexico, the capital to be located in Southern Cal fornia, is to be opposed by the United States. Such "a republic as intended by the revolutionists is regarded by the ad- ministration as menace to Ameri- can interests, mot only in the territory itself, but on the American side of the borders immediately adjacent to the Northern states of Mexico.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-03-10
Lmocratic Leaders Say Ex-
 ], session of Congress uill Not Be One of < Child's Play.
kp1FF REV IsION
! Re Systematically Done, InvOlv. A, ., the Necessities of Life To Run Three Months.
ksshington, March 9.-Responsible

ashington, March 9.-Responsible Lsrs in the Senate and House to-
 made it plain that it is not the mae of the Democratic party in
 extra session to run amuck in the Hff question. Senator Owen, the
 leader of the Progressive Demo- ~ in the upper house; Senators ko and Congressman Champ Clark is to be speaker, have declared
 sanity and common sense will be
 rule of action Of that party.
 ccording to the program, these Iresentative members have talked r the reciprocity agreement and it o be ratified and no schedules that plve monoply control of products
 tho necessit es of life will be re- |d. The remainder of the sche- b will be left for the regular ses- ! There will he no wholesale re- |ba and no upsetting of business Ierally The reciprocity agree 1t is under way in the Senate and House Committee will work out a
 6e of revision regarding wool
 cotton goods, flour, dressed meats other necessities of life, and bably agricultural ~ implements. ! former Is not to be overlooked. the general business interest will infer unless it be the agricul- & Employment trust, and with this 2 ola program before them the pcnlble leaders believe the extra kioh can be limited to about three hths.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-03-10
House Would Not Permit Commissioner to Ride
 Free on Railroads.
$10,000 FOR REUNION
Some Senators Favor Making ApprO- priation and Others Oppose it.
 Bill Hangs Fire.

Little Rock, Match 9-The House continues to hammer on the general appropriation bill, but the chief ques- tion at issue does not appear to be so much what amounts shall be ap- propriated, as to whether certain state officers shall be permitted to accept passes from the railroad com panies. The superintendent of pub lie instruction has been permitted to accept a pass, but the commissioner of agriculture has been denied the pass he has been | sing for years, and must pay his expenses from his con- tingent fund of. $5,c00. At least this was the situation when the House ad- journed Thursday evening, although there is prospect of reconsidera- ton. The House also refused to n crease the salary of the clerk in the Department of Education from $1,SO0 to $2,4O0 per annum, on motion of Representative JcEes. of Pulaski. Davis of Lafayette declared that SIo month is enough that many country teachers are glad to get that much and if the clerk cannot live on that in Little Rock he ought to do something else or take a sid, Inc.
 Reunion Appropriation.
 The question of the amount that shall be appropriated by the state to assist in the entertainment of the Confederate Renrion is occupying the attention of the Senate. Sena- tor Jacobson called up Senate Bill 159 prov ding that the state sha'l contribute $1O,oOo for that purpose. and urged it's passage. Senator Dill spoke for it and declared that all '1 Texas suffered when Dallas failed to provide enough for the reunion there. Senator Covington opposed it. ana declared that Arkansas has enough to
 Continued On Page Five:)
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-03-10
MRS. SCHNEIDER
 UNDER ARREST Woman Believed to Have Poisoned Husband Cap
 tured in Chicago. MAN ARRESTED TOO
w. E. WadsWOrth Relieved to Be All AccessOry-GOvernOr DOnaghey
 Issues Acquisitions.

Little Rock, Ark March 9.-Re quisitions Were issued late Thursday evening by the governor for Kittie Schneider alias Stella Fuller, of Ar genta, and w. E. Wadsworth, arrest ed yesterday in Oh 1cago by Constable Dutch Jones. The woman is charg- ed with murder in the first degree for causing the death of heg husband, Frederick Schneider, March 2, by placing poison in a can of beer they were drinking, and Wadswlorth, wno is alleged to have left here W th her, is charged with Icing an accessory after the fact Very little is known of Wadsworth hero. They were To- cated by means Of letters written by Mrs. Schneider to Claude Johnson, who is in jail on bigamy charge John son On Feb. 24 secured license to marry Kitt,e Schneider, and Ter husband reported to the authorities that he thought they had been secret ly married. The Schmeiders were separated but not divorced. On March 2 information was filed against Johnson and Mrs. Schneider, charg- ing bigamy, and that evening Schme = der died under circumstances indicat- ing arsenial poisoning, made strong- CT by the disappearance of his wife. II, c011 k,o I.oxv T~I, I the unused marriage license, and was arrested. It is probably the bigany charge will be dropped, but the mur- der charge will be pushed.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-03-10
TOWN DESTROYED
 BY AN EXPLOSION

International News Special
 Chicago, Ilh, March 9.-The town of Pleasant Plains, Wis. about sev- en miles West of Kenosha, was wip- ed out tonight shortly after o'clock by the explosions of the Raflin-Rand powder mills According to the re- port one person was killed and twen- ty-five injured. The property loss will reach $200.000 The shock was terrific and from every corner of the town people ran into the streets be- lieving there he'd been an earthquake.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-03-10
IC|TY BEAUTIFUL MOVEMENT WIDE Many Ladies Attended Pre-
 liminary Meeting at Trim ity Church Thursday.
 MASS MEETING TODAY
 Dr. Jordan, Mayor'Elect Present and VIII Co-Opelate With the : Ladies.
MASS MEETING TODAY

At meeting of ladies, representing the various clubs of the city at Trin- ity Episcopal church yesterday af- ternOon, 1t was decided to call a mass meeting of citizens for this after noon at o'clock iii the Y M. c. A. building for the purpose of further carrying out the City Beautiful Club plans of making Pine Bluff a more beautiful city.
 In calling the meeting for this af- ternoon it was stated that the reor- ganization of the former City Beauti- full Club would be effected, and there would also be discussions on the sub- ject of cleaning up and beautifying the city. The call invites all pub lie SD rited citizens and ladies to ha present and take part in the move mentl
 The meeting at Trinity church ye:- terday afternoon was to discuss the reorganization of the City Beautiful Club and to formulate plans for the cleaning up and beaut flying of the city to be subm tted to the mass meetin,, this afternoon.
 Mrs. D. A. Peck, president of the City Beautiful Club. presided. About twenty-five ladies were present and .all were interested and enthusiastic Dr. A. c. Jordan, the mayorelect was present and assured the ladies f his full and hearty support and gave some excellent and timely suggns- tions for organizing and planning their work. A vote of thanks avs extended the flagrran at Third avenue and Walnut stre t for his praise worthy work in beautifying the small plot of ground at his post.
 The ladies present, who composed committees from all of the woman's clubs of the city, will place their re- commendat 'ons before the mass eeting today.
 From all indications at the meet ing the City Beautiful Club will in the near future be a perfectly reor- ganized body, and an improvement organizat' that will stay with the city and lend it's efforts to making Pine Bluff an ideal and beautiful city. The enthu ,iasm displayed YVES evident that when the club is again organized much good VII result from it's efforts The fact that a large number of the former officers and members of the City Beautiful Club were present shows that the ls- dies still court the plan of beautify- ing the city and only lacked encour- agement in their former work. It is an, evident fact that citizens have been stirred up and will lend every effort to the ladies.
 Mayor-elect Dr. A. c. Jordan pla:- ed himself on record as favoring Ire City Beautiful Club and assured the ladies his support. although he has rot yet taken his oath of office. Vt is though that D.. Jordan will make the c ty Beautiful plan one of his hobbies when he is clothed in the officis! power at the head of the city government.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-03-10
]. HANKISON
 SUES FOR DIVORCE

E O:C. Hankison, the we'll known ! physician, yesterday filed suit
 divorce from his wife, Mrs. En-
 Hanhsom Tie suit was f led in
 Jefferson chancery court before se J. M. Elliott by N. J. Can't, att ney for the plaintiff. The de- ldant, it is said, is represented by Tor N. T. White. She has twenty < in which to file an anewer or s bill.
 n his petition Dr. Hankison Prges that Mrs. Hankison had no eideratiOn for his wishes or de < and that she rendered his mar
 life intolerable. They were mar < in this city on Apr'l 20, 1898.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-03-10
Madero Concentrates
 Insurgent Forces
International News Special

International News Special
 Ell Paso, Texas. March 9.-Passen- gers arriving today from the South say Madero is trying to coqcentrate forces near Casangresbes, following his crushing defeat there Monday Many say Madero is utterly crushed although he inflicted heavy loss on the Federals. The Federals captur- cd ROO horses and ? magazine guns.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-03-10
GERMANY WILL
 PROTECT SUBJECTS
International News Special

International News Special
 Berlin. Germany, March 9.-An i'm pOrtant statement was made by the German Foreign office this afternoon to the effect that if the government received reports tEat the interests of German subjects in Mexico are men, aced, Germany will certainly take certain measures as are necessary to protect her subjects and their inter- ests.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-03-10
WANTED FOR MURDER
 FINALLY JAILED Edward Plunkett, Who Enjoyed Lib erty For Eleven Years, Captured
 Near Fort Smith.
International News Special

international News special
 Fort Smith, Ark, March 9.-After evading state ant Federal officers eleven years Edward Plunkett was arrested near Redland in the South western portion of the county today by John B. Johnson and lodged in the county Jail for the murder of Ell San. ders. Plunkett not only admitted his identity, it is said, but admitted the crime
 The murder occurred in 1900 in a road near this city Both Plunkett and Sanders were mere boys at the time.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-03-10
P1ERPoNT MORGAN
 IS IN EGYPT

International News Special
 Caro, Egypt, March 9.-J. Pierr pont Morgan arrived here today from a trip up the Nile. MT. Morgan leaves Cairo this week.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-03-10
COMMERCE COURT
 IS IN SESSION
International News Special

International News Special
 Los Angeles, Cal, March 9.-The initial session of the United States Commerce Court, recently created by Congress to handle transportation liti-. gation was held today.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-03-10

0R RENT-Nice office rooms in
 Bluff Trust Co. bldg. These As have been thoroughly over led We will rent singly or in
 Very reasonable.-Cotton Belt (iags & Trust Co.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-03-10

Our Rental Department is well equipped to care for your property All details are given careful super vision by au, experienced man.-Cot- ton Belt Savings & Trust co
 33 Ct
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-03-10
cERyICEs AT THE
 TEMPLE TONIGHT

A special musical service, consist ing of thirteen selections from Brad bury's sacred cantanta, Esther, the Beautiful Queen,' will be held at the Temple ton ght at 7:45 o'clock. The regular Sabbath service will be short ened to make way for this musical program. The Temple choir will have charge of the music and Raobi Frisch will conducs the services. The public at large $ extended a cordial welcome to attend
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-03-10

Exclusive Stationery. the famous .Delta Bond'' this week only 29c 2 box at Seawells Pharmacy.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-03-10

FOR SALE-ONE GOOD COLUMBIA storm buggy May be seen at Caldwell's stable. w. T. Lowe.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-03-10

FOR SALE--Lot on corner of 18th
 avenue and Poplar street. Easy terms.-- Cotton Belt Savings & Trust
 Go. 3 ' At
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-03-10

Continued On Page Five.)
The Monte Vista journal., 1911-12-23
TICKETS $l.OO
EVERYBODY INVITED

DR.. j. A. Strong left Saturday
evening for Denver where he will
be joined by Mrs. Strong and will
then leave for his new home in
Mexico. While here, the doctor
was eminently successful in the
practice of his profession, but felt
that he preferred larger field.
Mrs. Strong, who is a musician Of
rare ability, will be missed by
Monte Vista people, and it is with
genuine regret that we see then.
leave.
The Monte Vista journal., 1911-12-23

Land speculation will not be
very brisk until after the holidays.
You couldn't pry investors away
from home with a crowbar at this
time of year.-Alamosa Journal.
Land speculation will not be very
brisk during the next ten. years, as
prices have advanced l33 per cent
during the last decade. The price
of city lots will advance with the
increase Of population, but not 90
with farm lands.
The Monte Vista journal., 1911-12-23

Joe Hanka aud Lee Barber. Of
Creede, who have recently CON-
structed : saw mill camp, have
signed q contract with Castle and
johnson to saw six million feet Of
lumber for their building work.
The Monte Vista journal., 1911-12-23

La Jara and Sanford will grow
about l 900 acres of beets next ses-
con. Bountiful will grow twice that
many. Romeo and Manassa will
grow about 1000 acres. Antonito
will try a few.-The Chronicle.
The Monte Vista journal., 1911-12-23

When you get q cold get 4 bottle
Of Chamberlain Cough Remedy.
It will soon fix you up all right
and will ward off any tendency to-
ward pneumonia. This Remedy
contains no opium or other mar
cotic and may be given a. conf
IDENTIFY to 4 baby a. to an adult.
Sold by all Druggists.
The Monte Vista journal., 1911-12-23

Victor Berger, the socialist con.
gressman from Milwaukee. intro.
duoed in the House on the Ath q
bill 70 repeal the Sherman anti.
trust Law and TO provide for the
social ownership and operation Of
industries which are controlled BY
any combination TO the extent oi
40 per cent Of the total output In
the United States. Victor Berger
takes the position that nothing
short OF the cooperative common.
wealth will settle the trust prob
lem; that the Sherman law d
about - effective - prohibition
laws.
The Monte Vista journal., 1911-12-23

The La Jara and Romeo dis
tricts shipped $40 tons of beets
this season to the Monte Vista
factory. The Romeo Record claims
the best beet showing in the val.
ley for these districts, a. to yield
per acre.
The Monte Vista journal., 1911-12-23

Miss Mary Breckenridge. a stu
dent of the college at Wooster,
Ohio. arrived Monday to spend
the holidays with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. X. G. Breckenridge.
The Monte Vista journal., 1911-12-23

The announcement that 0sustos
Simon 0uegsnhsim will not b q
candidate for re-slection is 10 suf.
prise 70 The Republicans ol Colo.
sado.
The Monte Vista journal., 1911-12-23

s. X. Oliphint Of Del Norts and
his guest Milas Losatu Of Okla
homa City. Okla, spent the day
here Monday with Mr.. Oliphint'a
brother. H. L. Oliphint, and fam.
lily.
The Monte Vista journal., 1911-12-23

j. G. Kaufman, wife and daugh.
ter Katherine, returned 70 Ala.
mosa Sunday after spending the
day with Mr.. and Mrs. L. X. Price
The Monte Vista journal., 1911-12-23

Cut glass 10 going some but I
still have sons just the thing for
Chsis16as.-DITTO.
The Monte Vista journal., 1911-12-23

Joseph Roper Of Alamosa has
received an appointment 10 West
Point and will leave for there
shortly after the first Of the year.
The Monte Vista journal., 1911-12-23

The La Jara postoffios, 10 CON.
mon with Offices In the other larRl
cities Of the country. hes beeu
designated Postal Savings Do.
positofy. This branch II the Il
Jssa od'os will open for business
Saturday. Jan. g..
The Monte Vista journal., 1911-12-23

Mrs. g. II. Bcllamy and sma
daughter left Tuesday for q hol
day visit with Mrs. Bellamy's moth
err Of Roscland, Ncb.
The Monte Vista journal., 1911-12-23
BIG BEET ACREAGE

From the start the Sugar Co.,
has made in securing contracts
for the next years beet crop, il
appears that the acreage will sur.
pass all expectations, especially in
this district.
Saturday, D. W. Carr, Field
Superintendent for the San Luis
Valley Beet Sugar Co., went up "a
Estrallia, a few miles north Of La
Jara, and secured 400 acres Of
beets for the coming year. Last
year there were IL acres of beets at
that point, which gives an idea Of
the immense increase in acreage
that will be put in beets in this
section the coming year.
Many parties from other points
of the valley have been here look
ing for land to lease to raise beets
next year.
Mr.. Carr has only commenced
securing contracts for the raising
of beets next year, and the amount
already secured equals the total Of
the acreage of last years crop in
this part of the valley. There is
no doubt but what the acreage will
surpass the Company's highest
figures, and with the experience
the beet raisers have gained, they
will be able to demonstrate next
season what the southern part OF
the San Luis valley can do when
it comes to raising sugar beets.
At the rapid pace, and the sue.
cessful results that has been OBJ
tained, it will only be a few years
until the San Luis valley will be
the leading sugar beet section Of
the state.-La Jara Enterprise.
The Monte Vista journal., 1911-12-23

D. d. Watson. of Denver, who
with his brothers built. own and
are now operating the Auditorium
hotel, was in Monte Vista Wednes-
day in the interest of the hotel.
Speaking of the enterprise, Mr..
Watson said: The Auditorium
hotel was completed early last
year. 1t has every modern con.
venience and is beautifully furn-
ished throughout. One hundred
and twenty rooms have private
bath, and so rooms have bath con.
nections. A first class cafe ID
maintained in connection aud the
hotel il being conducted In Q
strictly first-class manner in every
respect. It 10 situated on Four
teenth and Stout street, one block
from the municipal auditorium and
one block from Denver Dry Goods
Co. The Colfax car at depot comes
right around 70 the Stout street
corner, and thus the hotel 10 con-
venient to all business interests,
city stores and street car connsc.
tions; and yet 10 just o6 car line .
few steps for quiet" The Watson
brothers also are the owners Of the
Denver Mantel and Tile Co. Of
Denver.
The Monte Vista journal., 1911-12-23

II. y. Dyers Of the Carter Rlc
Paper company was visiting hi
patrons here Tuesday.
The Monte Vista journal., 1911-12-23

Mrs. c. q. Blood left Sunday for
Wichita, Kas., where she will he
the guest Of her mother during the
holidays.
The Monte Vista journal., 1911-12-23

Mrs. Frank Kerr and sister, MIs
Robinson. Isft Moodsy for Tao
N. H.. who're they will locate,
The Monte Vista journal., 1911-12-23

nr. Hsrrsro and family left Tues.
day foe Triaidsd who're they viii
The Monte Vista journal., 1911-12-23

Mr.. and Mrs. A. q. Wmiry m,
Mr.. and Nrs. Reida left Sunday 10
. visit to their old home /
Kansas.
The Monte Vista journal., 1911-12-23

Ptsss 6iD1issi ~
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1911-06-23

Gotta, Oliver, labor and team 1aon
Beatty, Sam, labor Icy
Surveyors Cost Bills Allowed
Locating Donahue road and -
quarry.
McCaw, John NJ, surveyor
Newport daily independent., 1911-03-30

to take an important part.
 Chas. Balch spent Saturday morning among the ducks, bag gin four of the greenheads.
 Rev. Mir. Jackson of Charlotte, Ark, preached here Sunday at II a. m. and ' 80 p. m.
 Lenzy Howard went to New port Monday. R ev. J. F. Clark of Jonesboro arrived Monday and will preach some this week. J.I. Balch was seen coming m home Monday with two fine ducks on his shoulder and . grin on his face. J. M. Balch returned to his school Monday at Algora.