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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-03-26
)e divided into five districts, all un-

9e dlYlded into five districts, all un- der the one board of directors, the board consisting of one member from each district The main canals of the district will cost in the neighbor- hood of $300,000 and in Chieot county 365,O00 acres will be drained. Gov. Donaghey is deeply interested in this bill, for he desires to see it later ex- tended to take in Desha and Lincoln counties, thus affording drainage for the entire Southeastern section of the state, and ridding the State Farm in Lincoln county of it's standing lakes Such a district would reclaim several thousand acres on the state farm. and add as many tens of thou sands of dollars annually to the states crop from the farm
 To Eliminate Local Bills.
 Unless there are legal complica- tions in the way, MT. Neal, of Perry county will solve the question of ridding the General Assembly of the many local bills which each year take up the time of the assembly. MT. Neale has bill in course of con- struction, which will take from the General Assembly this power, and place it in the people of the various counties of the state, making the county court and county judge, the same for each county as the legisla- ture and governor now are to the state. He plans to take from the legislature, under the Initiative and Referendum, and give to the county levying courts the right to form spe- cial school districts and to permit drainage, levee and school districts to issue bonds and borrow money. He will also provide for each county electing a county attorney. MT. Neale believes that this plan will solve the question entirely, and with the peo- pie so close at hand, there will be no reckless granting of permission to districts to bond themselves. The
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-03-26
MEN ARE POWERLESS
To Fight Against Disease Unless
 They Strike at the Underlying

Cause.
 To treat Dandruff and Ealing Hair with irritants or oils On which a parasitic germ will prosper, is like scooping water from the ocean tc prevent the tide from rising.
 You cannot accomplish satisfac- tory cure without having right un- derstanding of the fundamental causes of the trouble.
 You must kill the dandruff germ Newbro's Herpicide does this be- cause 1t is specially made to do that very thing.
 When the germ is removed, the hair has no choice but to resume healthy growth and beauty.
 Destroy the cause, you remove the effect.''
 Sold by leading druggists. Send 10c. in stamps for sample to The Herpicide Co.,, Detroit, Mich. One Dollar bottles guaranteed. Bedell's Pharmacy, special agents.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-03-26
l BEAUTIFUL fS THE CAPITAL
 of Little Rock Fol, teps of Pine Bluff
 Work Being Done. ROOD ROADS PLAN
FOOD ROADS PLAN
|Ptsvide Drainage in South. lrkansas-Locil Bills
 Doomed.

Rock, March 25.-The City
 idea certainly has Little 1ong in its grasp and when aederate Reunion opens here the city will be one big flow en, The Iron Mountain rail- ompany has commenced sod- e ground about ] the Union aad will plant it in flowers. q Of vacant lots in the bus ctlon of the city have been
 their bill boards and the Ralch accumulates behind flowers are being planted 0ls. An effort will be made 0e bill boards off when the ls over.
 dood Roads Scheme.
 most comprehensive good sleme every attempted in the now formulating itself and s1e next ten days a bill will auced in the House, asking for suon of all the territory ad- ' 2 road leading from Little
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-03-26
the case was sent to this county. The case was the outgrowth of the alleged

the case was sent to this county. The case was the outgrowth of the alleged shortage of County Treasurer Ire- land, who at the last term of the court at Dewitt was convicted and stentenced on an indictment charg- ing embezzlement An appeal is now pending in the Supreme court.
 Books Out of Balance.
 Ireland, as county treasurer, had his deposits In the Bank of Humph- rey, where Quertermous was cashier It was discovered that the county treasurer's books were out of balance and 1t was charged that the books of the bank had been altered to show that the treasurer was short in his accounts. Ireland was witness to- day for the defendant
 About 100 witnesses had been sum- moned from Arkansas county, but only 12 were examined The exami- nation of each was short and the arguments in the case occupied only short time of the court. A large crowd was in the court room during the trial and the wife and children of the defendant were interested spec tators of the scene. They were pres ent and occupied prominent place by the side of the defendant.
 Quertermous was defended by H. R White of Devall's Bluff The state was represented by George w. Clark and Congressman Joe T. Robinson of Lonoke, J. M. Brice and w. M. Carp enter of Dewitt and w. B. sorrells of Pine Bluff
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-03-26
MEXICO CONTRACTS
 FOR FIRE ARMS

London, March 25.-Agents for the Mexican government, signed con- tract in London today for thirty thou- sand Martin-Hale rifles and grenades for use in Mexico against the insur- gent forces. The contract stipulates immediate shipment.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-03-26
MIR. HARAHAN IS E,
 LATEST TO RESIGN

Chicago, March 25.-J. J. Hara- han, former president of the Illinois Central railroad, has resigned as as director of that company, Charles H. Markham, president of the road. has been elected director to suc- ceed Mir. Harahan.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-03-26

No. 1504 w. 9th. ave-, for rent. Large lot and plenty of out buildings.
 Owner pays water bill. Price $13.50 per month Cotton Belt Savings & Trust Go. 3 25 4t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-03-26

county levying court can meet four times year, and this will also avoid delay in legalizing deserving enter prises.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-03-26

WLANTED-Two apprentice girls Millinery department Apply at Grand Leader. 3 25 St.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-03-26
RAILROADS ARE
 MADE DEFENDANT
Government Bring Suit Against Big Lines for Failure to Provide Water for Stock in
 Transit,

Memphis, March 25.-The United States has brought suit against the AIllinois Central, Yazoo and Missis- sipi Valley, the Chicago Rock Island and Pacific and the Frisco railroads for violating the laws governing curelty to animals, shipped in trans It.
 In the cases it Is charged that in 1906 and 1907 the roads in question hauled several cars of cattle from Ar kansas and other Western points, through Memphis, and that the cattle were without food and water for ov- CT forty hours
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-06-12
Car Sold this Country is Ford Model Car Sold without Extra

! ceiver from the impulse OF the ex-
plosion. The treating of metal re.
CURES several distinct temperatures,
each performing specific function
on the molecules, or grandules, of the
steel The length of time that the
heat is maintained and the exact TEN
perature are the essentials
AS Vanadium is the most respon.
sive OF all aIloyed steels to heat
treatment, it's strength and ductility
can be measured with positive ex
actness.
Vibrations penetrate to the very
center of steel, therefore the center
shorld possess the fun limit OF
strength. Microscopic photographs
show that most allowed steel has a
limited penetration of heat treatment,
While Vanadiutn steel takes a uniform
treatment to the center.
Ford is the only manufacturer OF
motor cars, in this country. with a
complete heat treating plant as part
of the manufacturing equipment.
Many manufacturers Of motor cars
have what they call "heat treating"
plants, but in reality they only have
Il steel hardening department--a pro-
cess for hardening of steel but not
heat treating. as that science is
known to the best engineers.
There is as much difference ne
tween hardened and genuine heat
treated steel as there is between
lead md iron.
When Won buv q motor Ger which
is to carry your family and friends,
which carries the responsibility of
human life, surely You will insist on
Vandadium steel, intelligentrN and
will naturally buy the limit of siren
9Th for personal safety.
Vandaium steel, intelligently and
scientifically heat treated, assures the
utmost in strength with the greatest
possible flexibility and longevity
Ford oiIng System
In thee Ford oiling System the oil
Is emptied through breather pipe
directly into the crank case, and all
above a desired level flows into the
oil cup, or reservoir, formed by the
flywheel housing The fiywtheel re
volving in this oil, carries it to oil
wells on the side of the transmission
cover, from which it flows forward
to the cylinders, maintaining the de
sired level. The connecting rods dip
into this oil every revolution, amply
lubricating the cylinder walls, while
the splash feeds oil to the crank shaft
cam shaft and BEARINGS. With this
system. all parts Of he Transmission
operate in oil. The owner of a Ford
Model r simply pours his oil into the
breather pipe and that ends IT,
Thorough, reliable lubrication has
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-06-12
Mad as a hat,nr.

The phrase mad as a halter" has no
reference TO that respectable artist who
designs the browning article Of civi.
lied male attire, but relates back to
the Anglo-Saxon word AFTER tan nd
der. or viper. mad" was formerly
used ms synonym for violent or ven
omous and is still used In that sense In
some parts of England as well as In
this country. The phrase, therefore.
strictly maaps as ''verornous ms VT
peg1g. the old form, 'rpad Al an atfeT,s
having been c0rruptea IL mad ~ =
hat1Ans
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-06-12
A. D. TEER, Slo-Sn Commercial Avenue.
Long Journeys Made BY Whales.

The whales that SWIM about the is.
lands which lie Off the coast Of Nor
way and Finland In March and April
travel immense distances. In May
they turn up at the Azores or even at
the Bermudus ana sometimes pay a
visit to the Antilles. They swim fast,
for In June they are back again OF
Norway. Some Of these whales have
been Known 10 bring back evidences
Of where they bare been. fer har.
poems az the pserlier Eind uzc5 ~
The coast or Gouth America have been
found stuck 4. tnea.--ss. James e.
zettA .s.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-06-12
Touring Cars passenger $3.50
Torpedo Runabont s72s
Open RuaabOgi $3.50
SAT- In the Spectrum.

The extreme delicacy of the spec
trum test Is illustrated by the fact
stated by LommeL that the three.mil-
lionth part Of milligram Of a salt Of
sodium. an imperceptible particle Of
dust to the naked eye. Ia yet capable Of
coloring the flame OF candle yellow
and Of giving the yellow lines Of SO
dunn In the spectroscope Indeed, So
dunn In the form of common salt
(sodjum chiorido) H is 20 universally
present as nm inpalpable dn-t coating
in the air thar IL. III next to impossible
TO get y spectrum witch does not show
~ sodium Hraa
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-06-12
Grand Advice.

4 shoemaker came to the minister
asking his advice because that sweep,
his landlord, had given him notice to
quit and he would have nowhere to
lay his head. The minister could
only advise him TO lay his case before
the Lord. A week later the minister
returned and found the snoemakeE
busy and merry. "That was gran ad
vice ye gied me, minister" said the
mao. II laid mg casa nefcra the Lord
as We .teltt me-. m 400 The sweeps
deid," Gc4.ss Scotch K0ilills
SsacSs"
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-06-12

WANTED--A bookkeeper who ID
rapid, accurate and forceftil. Who
recognizes the value of detailed &C.
counting system to a growing bus
mess and can produce accurate re.
suits. Apply in own handwriting;
give experience as salary expected,
Address Cairo, care Bulletin.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-06-12

The best authorities agree that the
origin OF the ancient custom Of cele-
brating feast. Of fools v unknown.
Some identity IL with the Roman feast
of fools on March 81, But why did the
Romans institute the feast Of foolss
In India March 81 y 'ths huh fssti,
val,~ when all manqer Of pranks are
played upon tss needless. But, again.
where did the sHindas est M The
French rall the April foal ''rn pssSsv
sos d'Avril'' tApril Gshs. re kt
Scotch he "A \ *cawk~ a euckaos.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-06-12
Economy In Operation

This is quite an important subject
The purchase price of car means
qute a little sum, bait II is what. the
ear viii cost to operate after you buy
II tN0t is nest significant
Tie eori Woduj r answers this pue
ST ~ vita e0mm0n selise reasons I.ie
hit. weight construction, made possible
by the use OF Vanadium steel moulded
by this genius OF Henry Ford, means
more mileage for tires. Common
sense tell you that the wear and tear
on tire cannot be so hard, so expen-
sive, on q car weighing 1900 pounds
as it win be on car weighing twice
that much.
Common sense will tell you that
is is reasonable that Ford Model r
should go from 20 to % miles on one
gallon OF gasoline, because OF Its light
weight and simplicity OF desgn
Ford Production
There is a reason why Ford Mode
r Is sold al a low price with profit
to the builder. This factor is In the
magnificent factory at Detroit, the
most complete and thoroughly equip
ped automobile factory in the world
80 acres of floor space. Here seien-
tiic skill, inventive genius and spec
ial mechanical ability operate as one
INIT with the one end in view, namely
tho production Of amotor car Of su
nerior quality In such quantities that
minimum of expense in building is
secured.
For years the Ford Motor Company
has devoted all efforts, all thought
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-06-12

much to do with the durability and
perfect running OF car.
Simplicity In Operation
Still another feature which helps
to account for the UNIVERSAL popular.
ity Of the Ford Model r Cars is found
in the simplicity of operation and con
troll. Henry Ford thought this all out
when he was designing the Ford
Model r. Control on the left side
This matter of great convenience
The law demands that in passing a
vehicle from an opposite direction
you must turn to the right The drive
being on the life in the Ford, there is
no danger of collision. The law
says, drive up to the right of the
curb. With the Ford and its left drive,
the passengers alight directly from
the car to the curb, both from the
front and rear seats
Again, thanks to Planetary Trans
mission, the hands are free on the
steering wheel The speed may be
controlled by the feet Consider this
on congestod streets, in making sharp
turns or in crossing railroad tracks.
Consider the safety of this control as
we'll as its simplicity. a.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-06-12
taELP WANTEp--mALE.

WANTED---Tror u. 8. army: Able
Jodiea unmarried men between The
gees oil 10 and IS; citizens Of United
states. Of good character and TEN
!erate habits, who can speak, rea
Ind write the English language. Fo.
Information apply Recruiting Officer
II Ohio St. Get. Cairo. ri
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-06-12

FOR RENT-Rooms with or with.
out board in private family-Coolest
location in city over looking park
address 631 33rd street.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-06-12

WANT c D. Position, by experience i
chauffeur, Six years experience; can
drive car and do own repair work.
Apply &C. II. K" this office.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-06-12
Ford Rear Axle

Here lis a splendid illustration OF
the splendid inventive and mechanl-
cal genius of Henry Ford. An axle,
simple, practical, light in weight and
thoroughly efficient-not burden
bearer, laden down with a heavy
transmission and the added weight
of the car.
The Rear Axle ofFord Model r Is
OF heat.treated Vanadium steel, small
in size and light in weight. IT is en-
cased in a pressed steel housing, with
cenrpensatlng gears in center No
weight but its own To carry--it gives
10 the car the full service Of rear
axle.
Contrast this with the bulky. heavy.
laden rear axles of other cars. There
you'll see that the weight Of the car
rests on the axle; yes. not only The
weight of the car. but the very heavy
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-06-12

These Of the why
country Is a
These the ahy than
Ford Cars In actual service today aeaa@aH
These Of the Model
Cars produced Factory shipped
March, 5,32t
- These Of the why the Ford Motor Company
VIII make 10000 Ford Model the Of 1911
These Why SOC
foreign markets
O the Wanramaker
so Of these H1ode delivery Durpaees
for his Philadelphia %
These some. the despite ana
lower the se' Telephone
These Of the the New City
Department, competition bought the
Visions
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-06-12

Good Creamery Butter, and
found caddies, Cairo Boat Store.
Both Phones 100.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-06-12

FOR RENT OR SALE-Seven room
cottage with bath and hotair furnace,
334 It'll street. Inquire 338 18th street.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-06-12

WANTED---A position as Saleslady
Have had 6 years experience. Car
furnish the best of reference. Cal
or phone 402 Washington avenue
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-06-12

transmission is likewise attached to
the rear axle. Look at the bulky,
heavy transmission other cars load
on the rear axle; when Instructions
are met they are fairly driven into
the tires. Then look at the light, UNI
loaded rear exile of Ford Model r and
you'll see why this splendid car is SO
easy on tires; why it lasts so long
why il gives such continuous satisfac-
tory service. Common sense will tell
you that car built like Ford Model
T may well run from 5000 to 10000
miles on one set of tires, when it is
a rare thing for cars with weight rest
ing on the axle to make even $500
on one set of tires.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-06-12

It could not well be otherwise, be-
cause we Americans are practical
people who investigate and compare
before buying motor car.
Comparison, investigation, service
nave all contributed to Ford populari-
ty. car of original design, 1t has
been proven a car of highest quality
in construction, car of absolute re-
liability, a car of positive economy,
car sold at price the ordinary in
dividual can pay
Original and Exclusive Features
The matchless simplicity in design
OF the Ford Model Everything is
as plain and understandable as an or
binary buggy.
A car of Vanadium steel, scientl-
fically heat-treated--the only car in
the world, in which heat-treated Van
adium steel is exclusively used in
construction.
The Ford Magnetic
Ford Magnetic built-in-the-motor
This triumph of Henry Ford's inven-
tive genius does away with ignition
troubles. There are no wearing sur
faces, no moving wires; every time
the hywheel revolves you get a series
of sparks. Contrast this with the
magnetic that is attached 10 some
part of the frame OF a car with a
number of wires running hither and
thither.
Ford Planetary Transmission.
With the Ford Spur Planetary
gear-your driving power is always
connected with the car. TIE gears
are soli1ly mounted ON the fiywheel
becomes a part of the flywneel.
When running on high speed these
gears are inactive and serve as a
hywheel. Being always In mesh they
are instantly responsive In starting,
reversing and stopping. There is no
danger of stripping the gears" no
rattling noise, no vibratory, jerky re-
suits Besides the wearing Is reduced
TO the ninimum-wnich means long
service: means safety: means certain
and simple control of the car at all
times. With the sliding gear
the power at times is disengagedl
from from the car-frequently wnent
going up hill it becomes necessary
to change from one speed TO another
on suddenly congested streets, sharp
corners, and many other emergencies
when a change of speed is demanded.
In case OF an acute condition, like
crossing railway track with an adj
vancing train, there is liable to be
confusion and uncertainty Of mni with
the ordinary driver in the changing
Of gears, with possible serious re-
suits
Mr.. Henry Ford emphatically says;
~ am surprised that any engineer,
or intelligent mechanic, will in this
day build a sliding gear transmission
for m automobile"
Ask the salesman to snow and ey-
plain to Won tho Planetary Transmis
sion in Ford Model T.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-06-12

WANTED-Position as repair and
telephone line man; also switchboard
man; eleven years. experience: all
around man. Address g. l.. T." this
office.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-06-12
Ford Spring Suspension

WV SP'' IVY 'SNSPSHS'Sh
The Springs Of Ford Model r are
respectfully heat-treated Vanadtpm
steel, lliptical-transverse The
heaviest part of the spring, which
bears the heaviest part of the car, is
exactly in the center The rear
spring is supported by shaekles at
tached to the hub fianges. Thus the
weight of the car is removed from the
rear axle. Owing to the extreme flex.
Utility of the springs at their tips,
the wheels pass over bad roads with
lightness aud freedom that branch
of a tree sways in the breeze. This
means easy riding, with tire economy
Contrast this with the spring suspen.
sion Of other cars where the rear axle
is loaded with all the weight Of tho
car and transmission.
Ford Heat Treatment of steel
Vanadium steel is the basis of Ford
cons ruction.
Vandaium is an alloy, which
merged with the molten steel, acts
as physic and fuses the molecules OF
Wv SeSSit ktOoiApCob PhilhCoy lh1i CuoCD
the strength, prevents capitalization
Tor crumbling) of the molecules OF
the steel under vibration and gives
an added elasticity and toughness.
But Vanadium steel of itself is not
all--it is the scientific "heat-treat.
ing" to which 1t is subjected by Henry
Ford that brings out it's fullest value
Vanadium steel is exceedingly sus.
ceptible to heat treatment. Every
Molecule of Vanadium steel becomes
responsive to heat influence and so
each part of the Ford Model r re-
ceives that degree of heat treatment
which best fits it for the particular
use for which 1t Is designed. Springs
connecting rods, drive shafts, crank
shafts, front and rear axies, steering
spindles, all of the gearing and all
vital parts susceptible to strain ana
wear are treated specifically for their
different strains, such as vibration
torsion or twist. impact or severe
blows, such az the crank shaft re
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-06-12
WANTED.

MANTED-A good cook apply at
once 703 Walnut
MRS. A. A. BONDURANT
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-06-12

FOR RENT--to proper parties
modern cottage. conveniently located
recently redecorated throughout
six rooms and basement, furnace,
bath room, electric fixtures. Apply
to Miles Frederick Gilbert, rooms II
70 IA, First Bank Building or Col
Washington avenue.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-06-12

Labor Wanted--Appiy 10th and Com
mercial Ave. any morning before 7
O'clock Roy l.. Williams.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-06-12

WANTED--Room and. board b.
man and wife. Must be close 70
Eighth and Commercial. Private
preferred. Phone &C after P. M.
- a.As~-sAas,,assss
FIR Sales.--future lot of house
hold furniture for sale cheap. Mrs,
Nellie Perkins, 217 nth street
New-York tribune., 1911-01-18
MRS. EDDYS WILL PR0BATED
Formal Proceeding Does Not Af-
feet Suits of Sons.

Concord, y. II, Jan. 1.-THE will Of
Mrs Mary Baker Glover Eddy, founder Of
Christian Science, was allowed in solemn
form by Judge Charles S. Corning in the
Probate Court here to-day No objection
was made ly any one. and the only attor-
nev present AT the proceedings was Cen
eraI Frank s Streeter. Of this city, repre-
scnting the executor Of the will Henry II.
Baker, of Bow.
The probatiuE Of the will has no effect
on the suits which have been brought in
the state and federal courts by attorneys
for Mrs. Eddy's son. George w. Glover,
and her adopted son, Or. +. J. Foster
Eddy asking for a construction OF the re-
siduary clause Of the will.
Should these courts decide the clause 20
be Illegal, they would have the power, de-
spite the allowance OF the will IN tho pro-
bate court to set aside that portion leaving
the residue Of the estate to the First
Church OF Christ. Scientist Of Boston.
In connection win these suits the Pro-
bate Court to-day appointed De Witt {.
Howe. Of this city guardian al litem TO
represeut the interests OF George W. Clio
yer and his family and Of DR.. Foster Eddy,
and George NJ. Fletcher, Of Concord, guar
dian ad Item to represent all others in
terested in the estate outside Of New
Hampshire
The matter will probably come up IN the
State Court m April and IN the Federal
Court in February.