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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-03-17
RESUME WORK ON
 LAKESIDE CHURCH

Lane and Mitchell, the contractors who are building the new soo,ooo church for the Lakeside Methodist congregation, have resumed work on the edifice, and it is stated that they will continue until the building is ready for occupancy by the Lakeside Methodists. It is also stated that the building committee, looking after the erection of the church, nave enough money at hand to have the building completed. The work on the church was stopped some years ago on account of lack of funds, bit the needed money has been "alsed' The committee in charge of the work includes A. Brewster, w. z. Tanker- sley. D. B. Niven, w c. Reynolds G l.. Madding. John M. Mccain and W. T. Woodbridge.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-03-17
WEAR THE GREEN
 ST. PATRlCk'S DAY
Magistrate Frazier Started the Ball A.Rolling Yesterday-Donf For get Your Green Necktie .
 Today.

Today-St. Patrick's Day-wlll bring forth much green in celebra- tion of the bravery of the great St. Patrick, who ran all the snakes from Ireland many years ago. never to re- turn. So when you leave home th's morning don't for get the green. Magistrate J. A. Frazier was not De- hind the time yesterday, when ne came forth with a rosette of brilliant green in the lapel of his coat He touched the green off with his dressy nlue h.et and before the sun set every body downtown knew that St. Pat rick's Day was near at hand. Mag istrete Frazier said he would rather be little ahead of time than never be there at all.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-03-17
SHRINE TEMPLE
 ON MAIN STREET Sahara Temple to Erect a $30,000 Building on Nichol
 Property on Main. PLANS ANNOUNCED
PLANS ANNOUNCED
Imperial POtenate Fred A. Hines, of Los Angeles, Coming Here
 Many Social Features.

At dhe semi-annual ceremonial ses- sion to be held by Sahara Temple Ancient Arabic Order Nobles of the Mystic Shrine, in this city W4d- nesday, March 22. Sh"iners from all over Arkansas and adjoining states, numbered among it's members, will be officially inf formed that plans have been completed for the erection of magnificent Shrine Temple, in this city, to be the home of the mother Temple of the state.
 It was announced here last night that plans had been perfected for the erection of the new building to cost about $3Oo00. Bonds are to be sold to Shriners only, not only in this state, but all over the country and the building has already been assur- ed. Sahara Temple is now being in- corporated with the official divan as the officers of the company Tha building is to be erected at Seventh avenue and Main street, whare Sa- hara Temple has practically purchas- led so by 154 feet off the Nichol prop erty. The members are enthusiastic over the proposition and declare that it will be one of the handsomest and most complete Temples in the coun- try.
 Their enthusiasm is having the ef- feet to make the coming ceremonial session the greatest and most suc- cessful ever held in Arkansas. Noble Fred A. Hines, of Los Angeles,lm- nerial Potentate of North America, has been invited and has signitied his intention of being present. Imperial Potentate Hines will be given a royal reception upon his arrival here and it is expected that the attendance from over the state and from adJ ing states will be large.
 Among the social features to De provided at the ceremonial session IS the usual traditional banquet at the Hotel Jefferson, which will be ela- borate in detail. Toasts will be 1e., sponded to by leading Shriners of the South and the banquet will be intel- = spersed with a select musical pro- gram. A ball will follow the ban ouet. at the Hotel. It is expecfd fiat thirty novices will walk ever the hot sands of the desert.
 One and one-third fare has oeen granted by all roads in Arkansas Ter this occasion
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-03-17

officers would permit them to be when the race game was in it's hey dey here. He knew the officer and immediately yang down the curtain. When the officer went inside pictures of wrestling match were being shown and Massie was berating Ark ansas from governor to messenger boy He had advertised the fight pictures and the afternoon business looked to be prosperous, but Gov. Donaghey was On the job. Adiutant General Green, of the Arkansas National Guard first visited the show and or dered the fight pictures taken off, nut Massie defied him to his "durndest." Gov Donaghey then acted, an1 De- putty Sheriff Hawkins remained on the job to see no further effort was made to put on the pictures. While Gov. Denaghey was getting in bis work the city administration was al
  called on Massie and informed him the city would not permit the eXhI- bitions City detectives and polsce- men were also sent to the moving picture show to see that nothing was doing. Massie says he will stay the week out with his wrestling piatHi es as it is not against the law to breathe in Arkansas.
 Later in the afternoon Gov. Dona- ghey appeared at the theater in per- sen, and advised the management that the prize fight pictures must not be shown, and the manager az ed to do sc. but gave notice that he Wouhi bring action against the governor fer damages for stopping the perform ance.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-03-17

here well recommended and for the benefit of the Owls
 The Carnival company is arrang ing to give diamond ring, gold watch and a fine Easter hat to the three most popular young ladies in the Queen contest, which is to be con- ducted under the auspices of the Owls lodge, who have the carnival in hand. The prizes will be on ex- yibition in the window of R. II. Stearns and Company. Ballot boxes will be placed at the Central Pharm- acy, McCammon's, Tedstrom's, Be- dell's, Brasher's, Rosenberg's, Ats chuls A. N Blooms, Williams Bar Der shop and R. H Stearn's. The Murphy-Martin Dry Goods Company will furnish the hat to be awarded.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-03-17
BIG FIRE AT
 PENSACOLA, FLA.
Eight Blocks of Buildings Destroyed and Fire Was Still Raging Last
 Night-Is Beyond Control.

Pensacola, Fla, March 16.-Late this afternoon Pensacola seemed doomed to destruction from one of the most stubborn fires in the history of the city.
 A strong wind blew from the bay and the fire spread beyond the con- trol of the department. Embers from the burning buildings are starting fires all over the city and many resi- dences were burned.
 Eight business houses nave been completely destroyed, including the Southern Hotel.
 The burned district now covers eight solid blocks. The fire started in the depot from an unll lown cause and spread very fast before the fire department got it u1 Ter control the first time
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-03-17
"Pitch Stuff / Into Streets and Lock Up Shop" Was
 Governors Orders.
A TOUT GOT SASSY
Police, Sheriff, Alderman, Governor and Others Got Busy and the
 Thing Was Off.

Little Rock, Ark. March 16.-"Pltch
 their stuff out into the streets ana
 lock up their shop if they insist on showing the Johnson-Jeffries hght pictures," Gov. Donaghey this alter noon telephoned to the office of Sher- if R l.. Roberts Within two min utes afterwards Deputy Sheriff J. d. Hawkins walked up to the Dixie moV- inc ,;ctura show and laid down the price of admission. The officer a'o not get in however. until he had pass ed before 'Buck" Massie, ex-ra:e track tout, who has charge or the fight pictures which have been nlt1lhs high spots in Arkansas wherever 'he
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-03-17
OWLS TO HAVE
 CARNIVAL HERE
CampbelPs Shows To Exhibit on Soul Main Street Next Week
 -Queen's Contest.

The Order of Owls. No. 1194, have made arrangements with the famous Campbell United Shows to exhibit here all next week on south Main street This company needs no in- troduction as 1t is the best known company travelling on the road
 today. They have shown in Ark ansas for the past four winters and has the reputation of carrying the best attractions in the carnival world. It carries twelve first class shows and riding devices and is acknow- ledeed to have a collection, of shows worthy of patronage. They come
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-03-17
DAMAGE SUIT IS
 FINALLY SETTLED

By the payment of $500 by the de- fendants, w. A. Matthews & Compa- ny, to the plaintiffs, the American Land, Timber and Slave Company, an agreement was reached a few days ago in the Jefferson circuit court in the case of the American Lanl, Tih1- her and Slave Company against w. A.. Matthews and Company, ill which the defendants sought damages for the alleged cutting of timber from the plaintiffs lands. Attorney A. H. Powell represented the plaintiff and Crawford and Hooker represented w. A. Matthews & Company
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-03-17
COTTON BELT 10
 FIGHT MOUNIAIN Big Conference in St. Louis May Give Pine Bluff In-
 dependent Railroads.
THE GOULDS DIFFER
Terminals To Be Purchased at Mem phis and Cotton Belt Will Use
 the Calhoun Station.
international News Special

International News SpecIal
 Memphis, Tenn, March 16.--An iln- portant conference between the freight and passenger representatives of the Cotton Belt railroad, will be held in St. Louis Friday and when the men have been returned to taetr headquarters it is believed they will go back with a determination to fisht the St. Louis Iron Mountain and Southern Railway, as distinct ard @eparate system of railroad.
 Edwin Gould, is now president of the Cotton Belt. George Gould, his brother is still president of the St. Louis Iron Mountain and Southern. The Cotton Belt is and has been for several years a Gould property. It is one of the roads that never fails to pay a good dividend to it's stockhold" CTS, but Edwin Gould, it is said wants to pull away from the Iron Mountain and this conference will probably be in the nature of a lineup for a gen. eral fight for freight and passenger business. Tn the past the business ov- CT the Cotton Belt was given to any of the Gould lines that could handle ir In the future it is understood thpt the Cotton Belt will work inde- pendently of any of the Gould roads and that there has already been close traffic allowance made with oth- CT lines in the Southwest.
 Ore part of the deal that will in terest Memphis to a great extent IS the fact that the Cotton Belt has con- traced with the Rock Island for the use of is tracks from Brinkley. Ark, to Memphis.
 Trains would have been taken away from St Louis Iron Mountain and Southern Railways tracks months ago had the Cotton Belt had freight terminals here. A deal has been on with the I. c. for several weeks sad will probably be closed in April.
 Immediatley after that the Cotton Belt trains will arrive and depart f,om the Calhoun station untl. the completion of the new union depot.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-03-17
WEALTHY PLANTER,
 DIES AT WATSON

Charles F. Deupree, 54 years old. wealthy and well known planter or Watson Ark, died at his home at that ~lace- last Monday night and the body was inferred at Arkansas Post Wed nesday. The funeral was tu charge of 1he H. I. Holdernoss Company. of this city.
 Mr Deupree, died of conge sticn. He is survived by his wife and two cnll- dren. Douglass Deupree. of Vain wright, Ok, and Mrs. Nora Delaha-, of Watson. A sister, Mrs. Quartz, of Arkansas Post, also sur wives.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-03-17
Mrs Trulock announced

MrS TrulOck announced the ap pointment of the following members of the advisory committee: Rabbi Frisch, Dr. A. c. Jordan, A. A. Harp CT, J. B. Boyce, s. c. Alexander, W D Hearn, John Reap, w N Truiock, Dr. A. G. Thompson and City Eng - neer Fulweiler This committe to- gether with the officers of the club, compose the executive committee
 The following standing committees, which were named by the president, were read by the secretary: Junior Civic League-Mrs. A. w. Troupe, Miss Jo Angell, Mrs. Wad Toney, Mrs. J. A. Mcleod, Prof. Jun jus Jordan
 Parks and Playgrounds-Rabbi F'risch, Felix Rosenberg, Mrs. J. F. Rutherford, Mrs. w. H. Langford, Mrs. Felix Smart, Mrs D M. Bluthen- thai, Mrs. Corinne Knox, Mrs. o. E, Mckenzie, Monsg. J M Lucey
 Grounds of Public Buildings-Mrs.
 Lee Fox, Mrs. Leo Andrews, MT. John Speers, Judge c. M. Philpot.
 Finances-S. c. Alexander, w. N. Trulock, w. D Hearn, B M. Schober, J. T. Lloyd, E. A. Howell Edgar Brewster
 Streets, Alleys and sidewalks-V. o. Alexander. Will Nidhol, Mrs, A. s. Trigg, Mrs. Adolph Bluthenthal, Mrs. J. W. Scales, Mrs H. H. Fergu- son, Mrs Henry speers.
 Floriculture-A. A. Harper, Mrs c. F. Robinson, Mrs M. A. Davis, Mrs. N T. Roberts, Mrs. Broadway, Mrs. B. c. Fowles, Mrs. J. w. Monk, Mrs. R. G. Atkinson, Mrs E. G. Coe, Mrs. w. L. Dewoody, Mrs. c. IA Starr, Mrs. Check
 Railroad Grounds-Frank Tomlin- son, Mrs. Walter Trulock, Mrs. Thur man Louthan, Mrs. Finn Hut.
 Sanitation-Dr. A. G. Thompson, Mrs. E. A. Peck, Mrs Walter Lee, Mrs Felix Smart, Mrs. J. W Craw- ford, Mrs. P. P. Byrd, Mrs. J. F. Sim mons.
 Legislation-Mrs. H. K. Toney, Mrs w. D. Jones, Dr. A. c. Jordan. J. w. Crawford.
 Membership-Mrs. H. G. ;, Higin- botham, Mrs. John Wells, MT Leo Kastor, Mrs. Stella Senyard,, A V Dunn, Russel Hollis, Mrs L. K. Land, Mrs. S. Geisreiter
 Entertairfment-Mrs. E, wv Free man, Mrs Harry Trulock, Mrs. Ed Schober, Mrs. Will Taggart, Mrs. Rob Lee, Mrs. James Allen. Mrs. Harry Holderness, Mrs. Joe Meyer
 A communication from George M. Wells in regard to the mutilation of shade trees recently planted on Olive street was referred to the committee on legislation. A complaint was made about chickens destroying plants and scratching up seeds, but no action was taken
 The retiring officers of the club were extended a vote of thanks, also the press for the courtesies extended as we'll as its loyal support and en- couragement
 The meeting adjourned until Thurs day morning Mardh 2s, at the First Presbyterian church.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-03-17
ty Beautiful Club Divides Gtv Into Divisions and Names Supervisors
kW PRESIDENT IS IN
reserve the Shade Trees-Re- |oreanizatiOn Perfected at En. thusiastic Meeting.

he City Beautiful Club held an en- ,astic and we'll attended meet yesterday morning at the First byterian church, the first meet since the reorganization of the at a mass meeting last week. u Trulock, the president, pre- and spoke of the responsibility ng upon her but she felt that the cooperation of all member s work could be made success. ter roll call and reading the min- motion was made to appoint a an Up Week" instead of a clean y. The date decided upon was the of April 10 to IT,
 president announced that the utive officers had divided the city districts with a supervisor for district, each supervisor to name Assistants in order to do tie ing up systematically. The di- of the city with the supefvis- bf each district is as follows: st w3rd, Section 1.-Missouri to Cotton Belt shops, between avenue and the river; super Mrs. Fulweiler.
 tion 2-Main street to Missouri Twelfth avenue to the river: J. F Hut.
 ton 3-Main street to city li:n- om Fourth to Twelfth avsnue; visor, Mrs. A. M. Barrow. ond ward, Section 1-Tw elfth e to city limits, between Geor- nd city limits, supervisor, Mrs. Williams
 Hon 2Laurel street to Georgia, len Twelfth avenue and city lin- hpervisor, Mrs. B. w. Freeman. lion 3.-Laurel street to Main, Twelfth avenue to river; super Mrs. Walter Wilkins.
 d ward, Section Sixth ave- Q river, from Laurel to Cypress ]; supervisor, Mrs, s. c. Alex
 =f' fe'I ion 2-Sixth avenue to Twelfth to Cypress; supervisor, Mrs. , thers.
 on 3-Twelf4h avenue to city from Poplar to Cypress super Mrs. w. F. Coleman.
 Ion 4-Laurel to Poplar street Twelfth avenue to city limits; isor, Mrs. Russel Hollis.
 h ward, Section 1--Laurel to cemetery from Fourth ave- river; supervisor, Mrs Max ramer.
 on 2Cypress to city limits, burth to Twelfth avenues: 0r, Mrs. w. l.. Dewoody.
 m 3-Twelfth avenue to city from Cypress to city limits; sor, Mrs. Fred Leach.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-03-17

I've can write your bond as ad- ministretor, guardian, executor or for position of trust. We represent the .Asrarican Surety O., of New York Cotton Belt Savings & Trust Go.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-03-17

-Electricity in -he home Is nc longer a luxury; 1t is a necess' " NC modern city or suburban home is complete with out it. And when you get 1t, get the right service-that Of the citizens Light and Transit Co. tf
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-03-17

For Rent-No. 1904 w. 5th avenue, four rooms and hall, modern, rent s17,5O per month. Cotton Belt Saw inps & Trust Co. 3-154t.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-03-17

FOR RENT-627 Walnut Walnut, 4 rooms and hall. All modern con- veniences. Rents $1S00 per month Cotton Belt Savings & Trust Co.
 3 fl 6t.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-03-17

FOR SALE-Lot on corner Of
 Twelfth. avenue and Ponlar St Easy terms-Cotton Belt Savings x Trust Co 10 F,.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-03-17
MRS MELBER IS
 GIVEN 20 YEARS
International News Special

Albany, N. Y. March 16.-Mrs. Edith Melber was convicted this af- ternoon of murder in the second de- son George, by giving lin carholic acid and abandoning him in swamp outside the city limits some mouths ego. Judge Howard sertenced her to twenty years.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-03-17

Henry speers. wslter Cook ard shep Gallagher are auck hunting at Weiuer. for few daXs.
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