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Bisbee daily review., 1912-04-07

brushes and rub well on the colors used then the eggs will not have a dauby appearance. Wait till each color dries thoroushly before adding another Try ana select odd-shaped Csgs. which will help 10 give different expressions Use white eggs for the watermelon, colored faces, potatoes and football brown eggs for the CEinamen, Jars or Indians. To make the colored faces, outline the eyes and mouth with each color AT. ter this dries. fIl in the face or GOV. CT the whole egg with the same color
 using a little more water on the brush. When dry, go over the out lines again with seria and add black for the hail. You can make any style or expression, to suit y0ur fancy. If the egs are to be played with. it is better to boil them first.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-04-07
Little James

cies Tread on the Heels Of One An other)
 If this ain't a Peryod of Emergen- cies" sez wun legislator, "I never seen wun an I think at we're Jusu- 1de in actin AccordInly Tn Hole Atmosfear is thick with Emergencies. We got Biblicle othority to pass these ere Bills ats before US at Wunst fer tn Sacred Scripchers sez What you do do quick an don't Le foolin about it or Langwidge to that Eheck Youll note. My Brothern. at it don't say You must wa,e 90 Daze fer some feller to make up his mine whether he wants Reffyrandom.' IL sez. Do it Now
 Tt apeers at they is some Confiok between our Constytushun an tn Holy Bible in this respeck an though hoth Of 'em Is Sacred Ritins.' th' for mer must Yeeld fe~ tn latter seen it first 10 use a Classic Fraze, an must take prccedents. I'm willin' tJ foller th' Constytushun wherever il, don't run up agin tn Bible.
 "I think theys anuther Reeson why we was Rite about at ere six miles Bizness. We was merely Qbeyin' th' Dictates of iioomanity when We iia- sened to tn Apcels of tn Natifs of Tooksoon wich was confronted by a Purl of tn most Dretne Deth at any man can die of-Purrishin of Thirs. on tn Dessert We wuddeut of beer nc less'n Monsters if we'd a sed 70 'em, We cant do nothin' fer you jis; Now Youn hatto hold ont fer sr Daze an then if tn RofIyrandom don't go agin you. you can take Drink
 "I bIeeve at even if We didn't have this ere Divine Othority wich l iisi coated you fer pass.n this Six miles Bill, we'd a bin Justifde on what's called Hoomanitaryan Grouns in sus- pendin tn Consti;ushnule Garantees wich Thotless Convenshun granted tn People.
 A dsy or ago tn Legislacher re seeved a Messidee rum tn Ekal Sui ferin League wich sez: We didn't think of |, al tn time when We get up our Amendment to tn Constitu. shun, but before you Pass it We want to put a Emergency Claws onto it an stick it into tn Constitushun Rite Away. If they was ever a Emergen- cy this heres wun. We got to vote
 "A felIer up in Mohavvy county sends down q Bill 2Stln tn LeGlSld- cher to fix Minngmum Price fer Gotes. He writes: q don't want it to be made Enectii till next Yee. when I'll have some Gotes to sell aint got none Now but I want th Bill past al Wunsl an be done with it fer they IS some of th' Fokes ur here agin it an would like to git a Chanst to Swot it with tn ReHyraa- dom Git threw an put 1t on tn Sta toot Books Rite away.
 Tn Legislacher replize at on a count Of tn Emergency Claws Of ti Constitushun it cant be done an th Teller rum Mohavvy rites back an sez: From what ! seen in th' Papers thot at that Claws was all Busted Up. Cant you hit anuther Lick?'
 LITTLE JAMES.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-04-07

School of Love ln Germany.

School of Love in Germany.
 .sIp, order to sounteEsct the falling ea of marriage rate a school filove" has been started at Strssburg, Germany. The school will also give advice on ob scure questions. such as how to en' courage budding attentions. how 10 dis courage them. how to converse with serious men without any serious knowl edge, and how to be gay and frivolous while suffering from headache, bank ruptcy, and other ills
Bisbee daily review., 1912-04-07
SAFE FOR THE PRESENT.

It is with pleasure that we learn from the dispatches Of yesterday that Senator Ashurst intends to exempt the United States supreme court from the operation Of his measure proviG. ing for the recall of the federal ju. dietary. We are in Goubt whether th1s moderation on tEe part of Mir Ashurst is to be taken as sign that our sen ator. now that he i5 in office, has be. come a reactionary and is about to go over to Special Privilege and Pt: vate Interest. or whether V hat Ouiy appears to be moderation !s not real Iy only a refinement Of cruelty, the keeping of tho supreme court on ten der hooks and in a state of uncertainty as to the exact moment when it shall be exposed to the fury of the populace.
 The lesser federal judiciary. how. ever. will shortly klow when they are going to get theirs" and then they may pass from q state Of cruel lying anxiety to the cold and calu repose of despair.
 In view of the doubt to which We bave alluded. as TO the attitude Ci Mr. Ashurst 10 the court of last re sort. we think it would be better for tbs country to know whether he is go. ing to stop at the recall of tue les ser judiciary or whether he has ulti' mate designs against the highes. ssqllltt 2 t'.' ...,-......-,..
 we are, entitled to know the vorSS' b- to nave assurances Of the best.
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AT THE FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH

Morning Services:
 Sunday school at 10 o'clock Preaching at II o'clock by Captain Wilson of the Salvation Army. Sub. ject. self Denial" Evening Services.
 Young peoples union at 6:30 Mir. Earl Arnold, leader. Regular business meeting Of the church Wednesday evening at 7:30. Aid Society Thursday at P. m. You are cordially invited to worship with us. Strangers specially welcome.
 J. W. EPPETbY.
 Pastor
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SERVICES

The Bisbee Christian Science SO ciety makes the following announce. ments Sunday services at II a. m. Wednesday evening testimonial meet ing at 7.45. In the Fair Hall, corner Main Street and Subway.
 The public is welcome and cordial. ly invited to attend these services The subject for Sunday April Eth will be "Unreality'
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 Honest, Mayme, couldn't We sell these biscuits for paper weights 9"
 There you go again, wearin' my cum links. What business have wo- men got wearin' cuffs. anyhow? have to tie mine together with twine half the time q.
 "Oh, you're the bright little hus- band, all right. We're the only fam fly in this block that hasn't got an automobile"
 Yes, my envelope is 10 cents Short tEis week. know it. COme now, ac cuse me of leading a double .hfespg 5, B,
 Who ,jn. blne Alazes, unol1 f.li st them duinine capsules3 [ can buy om by the gross anaspever find oae when l want it : S}FN |
 No, of course y5p ,afp t sol taiThine to wear. No woman ever had, .I'd advise you to stay in tBe haJsS it you haven't. for you are liable to be pinchcd."
Bisbee daily review., 1912-04-07
THE FIRST METHODIST CHURCH

Sunday School 9:45 Easter Lesson. Preaching Service 11:e0 Easter ser. mon and special music by the choir Children will be baptized and mem bers received.
 Epworth League 6:3O D. m. Sacred Concert by the Choir at 1880, see the program elsewhere in this paper
 The decorations will be palm branches and lilies, etc The Epworth League Business meeting, Monday P. m. in social hall.
 Epworth League Bible Study Tues. 7:30. Prayer meeting Wed. 7:30 in Social Hall.
 All social services of the church wiil'b be held in social hall during the next two weeks on account of the painting and papering of the church All services next Sunday will Se held in the Y. Nj. C. A. Gymnasium.
 F. c. DECKER,
 Pastor
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Shopping Up to Date.

NO. nohs of these hats suggest my personality at all. You see, I'm 8 great racegoer. adore drama, read classics in the original, sympatnize with the wopap's movenlent, :trsyei 8. good deal, and am intensely emperamental, The hat I want must convey all this" a
Bisbee daily review., 1912-04-07
Sure Enoudh.

The teacher had been telling the class about the rhinoceros family. Now, name some things" said she, 'that are very dangerous to get near to. and that have horns" "Automo- biles," replied little Jennie Jones, promptly Unidentified
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WHERE rHe MAN s4ouLo ee

A person interested in suffrage fo. women was making a little talk a short time ago and in the course of her remarks said: Give woman the credit she deserves and where will man be-
 "If she gets all the credit she wants" spoke up a vulrar person in the rear of the hall, he will be in the bankruptcy court or in the poor house"
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of Lord Tennyson's Brother.

The high jinks of the high-nosed" (to use another phrase of his) angered him, as did all persons who go about with well-cut trousers and tn-arranged idsas. -Athenaeun.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-04-07
CLARK GETS FOUR
is not Shut Out, Even
 in Wisconsin

MILWAUKEE, Wis, April 5.-Re- turns from last Tuesdays primaries indicate that Wilson will hove twen- ty and Clark four, nf tho Wisconsin delegates to the national convention.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-04-07
SWEDISH PREACHING SERVICE

The usual service for the people who understand the Swedish language will be held in the Presbyterian church Sunday afternoon at three o'clock. Mir. Bergstrom will preach.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-04-07

Varying Qualities of The Sexes.
 Woman sees deep; man sees far. To the man the world is his heart: 10 the woman the hetlt is her wurld.- Christian Dietrich Grsbbs.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-04-07

And that he should be big and fat
 Just as he had been in the past So far as his friends were concerned,
 he couldn't please ''em either way. RULES FOR THE TURkoITALIAN
 WAR It seems as though a great many persons are heirY hurt unnecessarily in that Turkoftalian war standing around in tine way and chasing oyerT1he bsttlefelds picking daisies and. holdingEfanHly picnics during the Hprosress ef battles, and We have com ppea tHef following rules which will aoubtless relieve the situation:
 < WehIen. with baby, cabs shall stay NQ feet sssss 5ron both armies.
 Automobile parties shah not spread . their auhcsess bstgsens the opposing armies when they are advancing upon each other. 7't
 Cripples and persons with inflamma tory rheumatism shall not be allowed to cross the battlefield while the bat tie is in progress.
 Sightseeing parties and persons with cameras shall not approach within 40 feet Of any battle, for a battle is liable to spread out or change it's base at any moment t'
 Rubbernecks shall not steal the but tons from the uniforms of the major general for souvenirs, particularly while the latter are in the heat of battle. These little things are very distracting.
 Lieutenants shall not make love to pretty girls seated in automobiles on the sidelines. for the girls escorts are liable to grow peeyish and start Something.
 Soldiers desiring to shoot shall shoot in the air. It makes just as much noise and there is no liability oI .pHncturing a moving picture man Or a popcorn vender.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-04-07
In The Churches ~assrSS@e
LUTHERAN SERVICES

German Lutheran services will be held at Warren today. Easter Sun day at 7:30 D. m.
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PRISON REFORM.

A member of the legislature the
 o,ber day spoke in criticism or GOV ernor Hunts program of prison re- form, saylng it had gone too ta.'
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.1 ON .TRE .SPVRIlG 9 \ D OF.THE;MOMENT
 A 8E Dy Roy k. .Moulton q
(Copyright 19l1 c N. Math,

N Mather)
 His friends were worried once again
 and told him he was failing fast, And that he should be big and fat
 just as he had been in the past. So far as his friends were concerned,
 he couldn't please 'em either way.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-04-07

A moral foss EDifb Tbl5. sueJr.
 IT fS fbar ofooJf any men WonI climb OsrY nnueb. unfeyE
 Hs Srobs TO Jo1erbfn' sObsrs De can. Tbsn pf0eEy nrornhn' sforisJ. nohv.
 AT fbsY oJk i5 fer sfbebD room An tbGy'H Keep Soi1S uD. Sonle6osg.
 UnfH r5sJ iaUSb fhsrJefr'ss se bfooR.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1912-04-10
GOOD PROGRAM
At The BUTLER

This photoplay theater offers to
the public this evening four reels
OF pictures that are hard to beat.
IN all the homogeneous claims,
tonight's program Is the best ever
shown
Under Burning Skies" BiograDh,
a picture Of life in western town
near the desert where humanity is
often big-souled n passion. The ae-
tion. which develops a story Of
love and jealousy as hot as alkall
wastes. has been carefully woven.
It is fresh and human and has
touches here there, even when IL
verges on murder and sudden death.
that compel laughter The story CONE
pels interest: the backgrounds are
good and the scenes are well pic
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1912-04-10
MAN WHO WAS
JOBBED IS PAROLED

Ga50 Pistinat. who was sent up
Tar one year from Nye county. on
charge Of permitting gambling.
Was paroied by the board OF par
dons yesterday afternoon. to take e.
teet Immediately
Pistinats conviction followed the
arrest Of two boys for an attempted
holdup Of the saloon where he was
doing business and il developed that
the victims Of the attempt we're en-
saged in gambling al the time
Carson Appeal
Pistiuat is the man who was sent
un from this city for one year for
allowing a gambling game in his
house. The men who gambied and
the two BOYS who held up the game
were allowed 10 90 Scott free. Pts
tinat was iobbed pure and simple.
.His conviction will play an impor-
taut part in politics this fail. show
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lone DISTRICT
NOW FORGING
To The front
lconlInued lrom Fac one

CONTINUED from Page one.)
that number OF new finds will
be recorded within the next month
or two
Brunton and Steele. on their Sur
prise group. an extension Of the
Katherine. have a shift at work
doing development work and are
getting some good results in the
way Of milling ore.
On the Bryan group. Just west
Of the town. a splendid showing is
being made on a block 500x500. re-
Gently leased to Van Deyort. Brazil
lier and Tonopah associates. They
are already in the ore and are ex-
tracing quite a quantity Of shipping
grade.
In other parts Of the district
quite bit. of work is being done
by the owners OF claims. and in a
number Of instances some good mill
ing propositions have been opened
Mp.
Many people are now coming into
the camp and count OF noses
made last Sunday. when everybody
was out enjoying one OF those inim-
table Nevada spring days. indicated
a population OF about 100. whereas
just three months ago a fire or a
dog fight could not have attracted
a crowd OF twenty. Most OF the
newcomers have come we'll provided
with prospecting paraphernalia and
will give the hills a pretty thorough
combing before the summer is over
Last week the telephone line be
tween Austin and lone was com.
pleted. so it is now possible tc
hello" Tonopah, via Austin. Round
Mountain and Manhattan.
The great drawback to this sec.
ton at the present is inadequate and
slow going mail service. For in.
stance. letter from Tonopah ad.
dressed to an lone habitat goes first
to Hazen. thence to Battle Mountain
then transferred to the ierkwater
into Austin and finally by stage
three times week. to lone and
Berlin. the end of the route. And
Touopah only seventy-five miles
away. yet a letter makes a circuit,
Gus detour OF perhaps 500 miles
This Is matter that Tonopaf
should give some attea;ion to. FOL
with a proper mail and passenger
service IN operation between Tono
pah and lone. It would not only
help materially in the development
Of the latter place. but IT would
create quite a thriving trade with
the former Austin merchants al
the present time are making regu
lar trips into the camp and arr
working mp a substantial business
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1912-04-10
PERSONAL
Comings and Goings of Local
People and Others.

+ p Hunt OF Berkeley came in
on this mornings train and Is reg
istered at the Mizpah.
DR. George P. Devine Of Goldheld
arrived from the southern camp
this morning.
B 3 Riddick and l. II. Cook
are arrivals from Goldheld.
John Olson Of Los Angeles came
IN from the south this morning.
Harry Bonner. brother of Mrs.
Charles A Richards. who had his
leg badly broken by a horse kick
ing it some time ago. near Austin
arrived from san Francisco sun
day morning. where he has been in
hospital undergoing treatment for
the past three months.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1912-04-10

mred. "coilecung Post Cards. a
Pathe comedy. that is bound 10
make sou laugh Her Last Shot
Vitagraph. a truthful and dramatic
portrayal Of pioneer life IN North
ern Minnesota. Busters Night
mare. a Pathe comedy film. Is fun
loo snaDpy ginger
Ala Zada that clever magician
VIII be seen In an entire new
change Of program
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1912-04-10
BONANZA AID SELLS
MANY SHARES STOCK

Tonopah. April 10. 1912 =
. W. W. Booth. Editor OF the =
y Daily BONANZA =
= Dear Sir:-It affords me =
. great pleasure 10 be able TO tell =
y you that the columns Of the =
. BONANZA are result-getters. =
. refer 10 the advertisement Of =
. the TonOpa h-Panama-P Pacific Co. =
y which has been in your paper =
y the last week / have sold a =
. large number Of shares through Z
. the advertisement and have had Z
= inquiries from ali over the 4
= country about the stock. You 4
y are at liberty to published this 4
. II you so desire. I
Yours truly.
= (SignedD CHRIS MCCARTHY 4
a u = = 4 - u u u - - .
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1912-04-10
M'NAMARA SHIPS BULLION.

The MacNamara Mining company
shipped this morning by express y
bars OF bullion valued at $4,000.
The company makes two shipments
each month. The cleanup at the end
of April should Guido the one sent
ont this morning The new mill is
now doing fine work
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1912-04-10
ROOSEVELT
EXPECTS THE
TIDE TO TURN

pfTTsnuRG "a April 40 The
o,lare Roosevelt Nho arrived here
iaia m0ruius y iabllant on the ~
llaols result lle said 4 shouldn't
b. surprised u she tide uos gnes
ouf way Ne staFte hls taut 81
i'rHn-,iyarta ihi- e,ptpias w. eii
arrive al Philadelphia tonight where
he aili make seEegai speeehes
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THAT Roy's CLOTHES.

Get his shoes. hats, suits, shirts
and overalls al Pearts The Kind
that wear longer
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1912-04-10

TteW ufs sna puuu shoes for
laaIa# iaH resolved pnmna button
osfseaa ana tlsh button shoes 8
hiass uu anf white See them a.
raaffe "a
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1912-04-10

Hot free lunch at the New Ne
vada Club Day and Night 2-29tf
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Hei rres lsash a. ,be New ~.
saas ciah nag aaa Nisht a.aa.tfl
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MORE or THEM.

Dainty new waists just IN al
Pearts al little prices. 2t
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ing how he received the double
cross
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CLASSIFIED ADS.

FOR SALE Nicely furnished three
room house fenced for chickens.
Apply Bonanza office 4-9-tf
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FOR SALE Tonopah Club bar FIX
lures best to be had in the
state price $3.50 Can at Wit
tenberg Warehouse for inspection.
Must be sold ID ten days or will
be shipped away Best oppor-
tunity ever offered. lot
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The Stock Market

San Francisco closing quotations furnished by
Harry E. EpstIne Broker
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CHICKS Ca ans quantity shipped
anywhere BE- mriotlea 81 nor
oughhred chickens ducks and
esgs Free circular aEieaa
Hatchery 500 Mount venou g.
san Francisco cal fstm
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F0R sNtr or TnNnE WeH o
ished thfee-room house in oetf-
aelI gegn uaFehs centrally a~
tsfeA Wm atl reasonably ar
fr1tr far frnaFar PROPERTY st-
dress r. % nax aeE Toeaah
Nstada
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NEW ADVERTISEMENT
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-04-12
SORRY FOR HIS WRONGDO!NG
"Mr. Win" Unhappy Because lie Once Did ilI Deeds at Old Man
 Winters Eahsst.

Once 'pon a timc Mister Win wu7 sleepin', still an peaces o!e. 0reamin' bout de time wen he uSeter blow ue blossoms an talk ter de li'l ehillUrs as dey played under de trees; but Gle Man Winter. he come leng an walked him up. an tol' him dat he wuz in need CT compny, kase he had a long ways ter 90, an Mister Win rig UT an went wid him, an Gle Man Winter say ter him:
 You see dat steeple yander?"
 Mister Win make answer dat he sho do, an den Ole Nan Winter say:
 "All right. Des whirl in an' blow it down fer me, kaye I got a grudge asiu 1t. Blow it dcwH," An down come de steeple.
 Den he make Mister Win take de roof off de DO mans house, whs: de IF chiiluns wuz sleepiu', au' blow de fire out what kep' 'en warm; an wen dat come ter pess Mister Win he git mighty sorry. an tol' Mister Winter no mo CT dat fer him; an he gone of azgrieNin' ter hisse'f finn dat day teI dis you kin hear him eryia', an ory9n', des lak he haS Se hreakiI' sr de heart Atlanta Constitution.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-04-12
USING FEDERAL EMPLOYEES

If Champ Clark Of Missouri would accidently receive '.he nomination for President and be elected, which is nes likely, would he use the Federal office holder to further his personal planss The invasion. of Jerry South, into Arkansas in behalf of the Clark campaign gives an insight into the Champ Clark way of dong things. Jerry South is paid employe of the United States government at Wash ington. He was evidently sent into Arkansas. his home state by She Speaker of .he House of Representa- ives to revive interest in his eand = dacy, but the best that South could To, after spending large sums of money, was 60 get a few counties to instruct for his favorite, but not near snough to secure an instructei <el- egation for the M ,ssourian from Ar kansas to the National convention.
 Harmon friends ia Arkansas admit hat Champ Clark has secured the endorsement of a6 counties which will give him an instructed vo,e of 2os
 ,ele egates n she state convention, But hey also claim and show by the of
 icial figures from tho various coun- ies over the state that Governor Harmon has secured forty counties with a total of S2a votes in the state ,onveation. Nine remain .ng counties Il ehe s,ate have failed to hold coan- Y conventions, owing to high wat r .nd the flood in the EasteIn part of the stase. The Harmon forces did los work fer instructed delegations, They worked for tn instructed dele gations to the state convention and Harmon delegates. The officials of the Arkansas Judson Harmon or
 ganizaiion have information from
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-04-12
Children Cry
 FOR FLETCHER'S c A s TO RIA
TIGER ROOFING CLEVELAND MATTHEWS H.
 WARE co.
PUBLIC NOTICE!

Public notice is hereby given that petitions purporting to De signed by a majority in numbers, acreage and value of the holders of real property within the Jefferson County Bridge District are now filed with the Board of Directors of said Bridge District, and said Board of Directors in pur- suancc of the terms of the Act of the General Assembly of the State of Arkansas approved April "A, 1911, same being Act No. 214 as now ap-