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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-05
BRITISH ATvTITUDE IN
BALKANS EXPI.ATNIcD.

London. Nov. 5,---The British atU-
tudc IN thn Balkan situation Was ex-
plnihed today In the house Of com
nous by Sir Edward ORGY, the for
eign secretary. who WAS loudly cheer.
cd when In reply to II question he
snid:
mo one, IN view of the result OF
the war up t0 date win bc disposed
10 dispute the rights Of the Balkan
states 20 fOrIs ulatc The terms on
which they are prepared To Oonoludo
peace.
"Do not think that tho gFont pow,
ors are more slow than other people
To adjust their known Views TO tht
march OF eventH rho puwnrB are OK,
changing Views 81 regard 10 thc POSI-
tiOn In the near cast but Il must b,
"a very delicate matter for them 10 IN.
tcrferc between tho belllgoFeiits un.
less they do 10 nt the raAuest oI
both"
Asked whether Grcut Britain conle
not follow the precedent OF Mf
Roosevelt IN the HussO-J -JapRnosO' war
| Sir Edward did not rcpfy.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-05

Charges VI deliberate lamp0rIne
with the registration IN the city %
Albuquerque IN the election % today
viii probably DO brought by 4 gfonp
OF prominent business men durlnK
the next few days IN which q thor
Ough investigation Into the work %
the registration boards will be acs
mandod IL Is asserted by a lnfNe
number Of voters, Republicans "
every case, that either criminal c4tat
lenaness has occurred ~ maklnN lhe
gcHintRRtlon or equally crlmill1l (e'ns
Hoftna With the rolls.
literally sooEsa OF men wan4 ~ Ihe
e|I0 fn4ey hoeklns 10 vpse, q iH,D
i|8 |4In Wh6 hsva lived o. t'a4'
4Nf400H I1f keAff nnd who1e fInN
N4l1 |4 nef ~ GnaellQped
l04A 4 n4tt 8n,4tofed bs
1 t1 a paf41n
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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-05
AUSTRIA JEALOUS OF
SERVIAN AGGRANDIkEAf1iN

Viennn, Nov b.---rhe attitude Of the
Austro- hungarian government IN W
gard 10 the proposed ndJuRtment Of
the Balkan situation In clearly stated
today In tho Neu Freie Presse. which
says: @se
"Tho present military situation 81
tho Baikans cannot be decisive for
the solution OF the whole eastern
question. Premier Poincare gives to
the Balkan StateA more than they
have demanded. pI@
''The proposal, which is q most rad
ical expression OF Pan-Slasist ten
dencies, IL 20 nne-sidod that II can
'iihrety find tho Rppr0vaf-0f all tlie
powers and particularly Of Austria-
Hungarln."
The anxiety of Austria Hungary
that Servla shall not occupy Albania
and thus secure that outlet Oh tho
Adriatlc Sea which the ScrvlanH are
20 dcslrous or, probably will provide
"a great bone of contention. Borvia
hus been warned already from Vienna
thut her armies have gone far enough
10 the wcsl. This warning liz repeat
ed today by thg soml-ulficlnl From
denblutt. After praislng tho Sorvian
soldiers for their humanity. the news
paper says;
'Tho Servians having approached
the frontier of the territory occupied
without exception by Albunluna. Il II
| hoped aud expected now that servlu
win avoid the raising OF those differ.
cnccs which tho historic character ol
the Albnnians make insurmouutable." "
Prince Ghirka, the president OF the
Albanian national commission. II h
snid ls Ia be proclaimed king OF Al
banin,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-05

I = 4 I
danlisl npfninse 40 the Progressive
ticksf, cnuid not rgturh 10 cnilforpin
IN tlfnR "a v0t6s a. ho Allied out C'ul,
onel Rcosevelt's npdahina snsagemcnt'
In tho east etler tHe colonel had been
shot GOverhor johnson spent the
day IN New York City and win hear
tho returns at the, Progressive partt
hcndcrarters there.
0eyornOr Marshall. Democratic
candidate for vico president. cast his
vote In Indianapolis. lie walked 70
the polls with q friend A
EstimateG diftsr as TO the hour whom
the resnlts on the presidential contest
may be known tonight. Political lead
ers figuring on landslldes say the re-
suit would be known by o'clock,
while others are inclined to the bejlef
that II will be midnight
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-05
JOHNsoN's FATHER
VOTES FOIL DEMOCRATS

Sacramento, Cal, Nov. 5.--GrovC
l.. johnson, fRthcF of tho Progressive
candidate for vice president, Hiram
w. johnson. did not cast his vote foI
his son when he went to the polls to-
day
johnson. here known as the dear
Of the California legislature In the
old days. voted for Wilson and Mar
shalt. He WIS Defeated at the pri-
maFies for the Republican nomlna-
ton for assefnblyman. when the local
Taft organisation recently decided to
throw its strength to Wilson, johnson
went with IT,
II have only the highest regard tor
my son, but he Is on the wrong slde
OF the political fence" said the gov
ernor's father as he walked away
from the booth.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-05
TAMPERING WITH TICKETS
CHARGED Az ALAMEDA

Al Alameda, where tho vote u
bndly mixod. II is churged that some
one has Put obt Progressive aud fle.
publican tickets which had been prev
lously pasted with Ferguson stlokerS.
In direct violation OF one provision OF
tho corrupt practices act, This II
being investigated and " found COR
rect the purity will probably .bo pros
cCutcd
iiocauso Of he comparatively Hight
vote II In expected that full returns
from the county. save for two pre-
cincts, 3scObosa and Chilli, will bS
available bafOro . O'Clock tonight.
The bulletins on tho local result
viii be read ut the Taft-Jnffu elul
tonight
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-05
BALLOT SPLITTING
THE ItUIE IN CHICAGO

Chicago. Nov, 5.---Throushout llll-
nOls fine weather and heavy vote
formed The rule. Notwithstanding the
sharpness OF the fight. no disorder
had been reported anywhere In the
state np 70 noon.
Ballot splitting developed 10 an OK.
traOfdlnnry extent In ChlcagO. So
mueif was this the case that at many
pOilpg places hlno-tehths OF the vot-
orD fojecled voting machines and in
siathn on paper ballots as being easter
aud safer 10 change from straight
tickets.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-05
Only Handful of Voters Come
to Polls in Morning Hours;
Workers Expect Large Vote
in Closing Hours.
COUNTRY PRECINCTS
GENERALLY MIXED-UP
Challengers in City Estimato
That Vote Is Equally Divid.
ed Between Three Ppesiden-
tial Candidates.

Al . O'Clock this afternoon there
are few men who win venture pre-.
dietion az to the result OF the ballot
Ing In BcrnulIllo county. Up TO this
hour. when tho shops and factories
are closing, the vote has been light.
less than one-halt OF the city's total
vote having been polled. A heavy
vote Ia expected during the next threo
hours. AZ nearly as the chaIlengers
at the polling places can estintats.
tho city is giving about an even brea
between Taft ana ysffa and wilson
and Ferguson. should tho count
show an even break in AlhuQuerQuu
Il will mean tho suoceus OF the Re-
publican tlcket In tho county
The result in the outside prsolneta
Is equally In doubt. The DFeoinets
west OF the river are going alHo6,
solidly for the Republican HtxQi
These north OF Albuquerque are hadlY
gnllt pp between the three tlc1fet1,
With The excbpllon of Old Afbudtl6f,
que and Duranes which hay6 voted
solldly fOr the Bull Moose ticket
There In no word from tho mountain
precincts but they also are expected
to givo large majority for tho Pros
groSulVos.
At $3.50 this afternoon l.S49 votes,
or about 90 per cent OF tho normal
mad been cast IN Albuquerque. The
vote by precincts was as follows;
Precinct i2, division No. 1... 2fs
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-05
Fist 7Town 10 Report
GiOes Majority
T@

IBY Lsasee wire q hgvananw merAIa
y Boston, Nov s.~-Tafl carried
. Acushnet. the flrsg town Ia the
. United states hear0 from tednY
. The vote waai ncpegygll a.
y Taft. iO4; Wilson. 10. &
. In 1908 Aoushuet sktA Z
y ~; Taft 1is.
. For governor WalkeF tfl y
q Iloanl. carried Aqu1hnek
q votes 10 81 for Bird lrt1e
iyt), and " for F0an trtl4
~ e1atl
~ tvplo IN ieiii FDas "a, H4oth1
N Nhom (ltoDubl1cRu) sg. K.
n w y ) small toWn 81
MeH Hedprk
e0Ia8 AZ foll1Nei l,|s
iotf 1AsG e5; WY .
q
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-05
GRAND JUNCTION
VOTERS OUT EARLY

Grand Junction, Colo, Nov. 1.-THE
weather opened here this morning
cloudy, but within an hour the sun
was shining. the voters got odt early
all over the city and II is expected
fully 90 per cent OF the voters will
cast their ballots before 8 o'clock this
afternoon.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-05
oH,Dlsgr ptEMOCflAT
4lARFR TWENTIETH VOTE

ltotsSvllle. Pa, Nov. B.--~AnthOHy
n. Edeihsraer, iO2 years old. today
cast hla twentieth ballot for . pFeei-
dent Of ne United States, ne was
lahen % tl,e pOIllKs place 10 an auto
lmobile and heibea into the booth,
where ne soted . Mtralght DswOcratlc
tlckat,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-05
voTEns OUT EARLY
IN CRIPPLE CIIIcIGlk

Cripple Creek, Colo, Nov J.--Tho
weather throughout Teller county ls
bright ana clear and In tho two cities,
Victor and Cripple Creek, voters were
out carly. The Democrats and Pro-
grOsaivcs have every available rig and
automobile hired. while the Republic
cans have no hired equipment. Tel
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-05
PREDICT HEAVIEST VOTE
EVER AT FORT COLLINS

Fort Collins, Colo, Nov. 5.--With
fine. clear weather prevailing, the
leaders OF the political parties In this
county predict the heaviest vote ever
cast. The registration was 1900.
The voting began early and the voters
all over tho county are turning out
well.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-05
State Chairman Clark Re-
ceivss Encouraging RspOrts
from Every One Of Twenty.
Six Counties.
PR0GREssIVEs MAKE
POOR SHOWING Ar POLLS
Heavy Stay-at. Home vUia in
Eastern Counties Likaly "a
Prove Costly 10 Wilson and
Ferguson.

A. a.oo M. .44.......... ..-.,a.--,L !. -
''sS "Hsp e1toFHOon ptSumipAFA
reports from twenty OF the twuntlt
six counties IN New Mexico lndloafa
the SUCCESS OF the Republicah tIcktt
by majority whioh win ba aboy4
| 1909 ana which may rsAnh aaeos
Northern New Mexlco n sotnm slmosa
solidiY for Tart ana Jatth ei4n 1gl1
Arriba county leading the 900 |t,,s'
white thu venofk from C1IeeN aDnn.V
shows that d hbnyy vola a x cpa
and that th1 Rebubl llna1| - sl,l.1
Mora county has not hn4H ffuta,
nor has Unlphs but ll.h ~ MA
toritlen are cbncodso ~ e' h ued1a
ties. & \ q y < 4.
A telephenn nae4s 81 I1hrn1&
from Las venae hl NR1
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-05
soCfAlAwr CANDIDATES
s71l8gD FOR CcitItUPT1ON

New Haven. Nov. s.--Two Socialist
candidates for the legislature were
arrested "a Bristol charged with vic.
Iating the corrupt practices act. which
f0fhlas distFtlhutlon Of certain liteta-
tuFe ct polling pisces. C..
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-05
GOOD WEATliInl BRINGS
OIT VOTE IN GIIEIeIIIcY

Greeley. Colo, Nov. 5.---'rhc wealth
or is clear and warm II In believed
the vote In Greeley viii be 30 por
cent. The polling began early and
with u rush.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-05
IDEAL DAY FOR
Ia. BALIyoTING At BOULDER

Bonider, Colo. Nov. 6.--The wealth
or here II ideal and consequently a
heavy vote 10 looked for. Voting be-
gan ShrH.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-05
TIIOUpAND on BErTEgR, RAx
HEADQUARTERS ItlnpOEllrs

IbpoFlaI UI9Dateh 90 EVNNIAN UoNaLNI
East Las Vegas, N. NJ, Nov b.
Chairman Herbert W.. CLARK. who 10
hero 70 vote. haa been In constant
telephone Gommunlcallea during the
morning with all parts OF the state.
Mr. Clark ut = o'clock expressed the
belief that TAFT ana Jaffn will carry
the state by 1000 or better, Tho
northern New MoEloo and Pecos val
10y rep0rts are especially encourage
ins.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-05

Generally Favorable Weather and Unprecedented Interest
sin Issues Combine to Bring Every Voter to the Polls
Cnennat Reports Fifty Per Cent of Vote Cast Before
Eleven O'clock While Record Breaking Number of Bal
lots are Cast in New York City and State
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-05
TAFT CARRIES ACUSHNET MASS,
FIRST TOWN IN UNITED STATES
TOREPORT COMPLETE FIGURES

Despite High Feeling Election Day Passes Off Without Dis
order and Few Cases Of Arrests for Fraud Are Reported
Santa Fe Reports Light Ote and Much Scratching
Throughout New Mexico; Roosevelt Makes Good Show.
ing in Fl PasO Where Taft Is Expected to Run Third.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-05

IBy I,eased wire 10 hsvsuinG Herald
. Boston, Nov. 5,--Returns for I
. president in today's election from ,
y five out OF IiOs voting precincts
. IN Massachusetts give Roosevelt. ,
= Progressive. all; Tart, RepubI-
. can, Op3i Wilson. Democrat, 3g5. 4
. The same precincts Ia 1905 gave I
. Bryan. ]9O: Taft, gt2.
. Returns for president In to-
y days election from 10 out or I
= i1O2 voting pFoeIncts In Maasa-
. chuBetts give: Roosevelt g37;
. Tafi. is5lst WilaDtl, .afs....... !,
. Tie HaHie preulhetH In fa0g
= gavo BFyars SOts Tafy g.34t.
y AeturgB Tor governor IN to-
. days election IN eiHht out Of I
y llO2 voting vrccihctn In Massl. I
. chusetts give. BIRD. Progressive.
. SOC; FosH. Democrat, 576; Walk I
. er, Republicans, 1905.
q The mEio preqlncts In 1871
. gavei Foas, Democrat, 1ll;
= FrOthingham, ltepubllcan. i.t2I. I
q Returns FOR president and gov
. ornor from ten out OF 22l voting I
. precincts In BpatOn In today's
= election givei
. For president! Roosevelt, sea;
= Taft, 1915 Wilson. 1,Sg4.
For governor; BIRD. Progress
. I've, 7il; Foss, Democrat. I.7lS:
= Walker. Republican. 75i.
Returns Tor president Ia the
y eelction IN 10 out NJ 1902 voting
= preclnnet In Magshchusetts were:
y Roosevelt. i,1Fb; TAN, $500;
. Wilson, i,lIY
y Same prstincts In 1905 gave
= Bryan. i.fii Tsft. s,775.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-05
uAATR rOll suLZEI,.

, Rgfhe. ~. " Nov 5.--City of
nqShe comnlete glvos. for gov
ySfnor: .sniners DemocraL i.O1s;
Hedges. heptlbllcan, l.302;,
, strauS. Progressive, 1861.
Same district ~ 1910 gave.
Dix, Democrat. l.epsi stImsOn.
} Republican, i,Ts2
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-05
thEee,e0fAeFed

The thFee.cUfnered presldontIisl
contest sent 10 tle polls t0day voters
who tobk an Eiibfaesdsnted intSreyl
In the outcome cfs chnipalgn ths4
had been whaed With nnuspai bitter
nsaH. Midday f8DDffs from every
quarter Indicates nationwide reo-
ORD bFenkina Fole ~ Nddlsion 10 The
election of pft1ldSnt ahd vice prssl-
dent ana naels n uougreeH thirty
three states IRE tatlna eor sDvarhprs
ana thirts.alx tor eEleiatores which
viii al vacahclbs o. the United Alases
senate. tf
Generally favorable weather con-
ditIOns prevailed IN certuln sections
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-05
TAFT HpRs THIRD IN
EcL PAsO COUNTY

~ Pa6c, Nov. s,-yT'he vote Ia El
Paso b ll6hf. the wealheg IL GOOD. Tno
local DoNvofatio county ticket -
Nilhobi bbbqaiilon. hanee the Lack of
intbffl foaturo al the vote Will
~ flo ehoelag u Hooefteit, bpl
~ IA iAl ~ whelffAtn8if petns
aAit rill sua sl'ite
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-05
IIooalsylellr IN llRoRnlA.

. Atlanta, Ga, Nov. 5 &C Obplcte
= returns from the first three
= counties IN the state heard from
. give plurailtyisor Roosevelt The
= counties are PauldlnE. HaFaIson
= and cOIquist. =
SSS~Se$ANsNA~N~,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-07-20
TESTING RICE STRAW.

Little Rock, Ark, July 1S.-The rep rcsentative of a large Eastern paper mill recently visited Stuttgart and purchased 9 carloads of rice straw, for the purpose of making an eXperi- mcnt in the use of rice straw for pa per stock. If this experiment. proves Out to the expectations of the mill owners they intend to establish mill in the rice belt for the manufacture of ,,aper stock from the straw.
 The interest taken in Arkansas rice straw is result of the tour of the Arkansas on Wheels train last year through the North and East. The man sent to buy the straw is the Western manager for the mills, and he was first attracted to Arkansas straw by tie exhibits of rice and straw on the Arkansas on Wheels" train at Indian aDalis and Cincinnati. He consulted with the mill and was ordered to Ark ansas to buy 9 carloads of straw Tor the test
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-07-20
ENGINEER BEAD IN EXPLOSION.

McNeill, July 1S.-Incomplete news was received here tonight that as the result of the explosion of boiler ill a saWmill owned by A. Foster, 10 .ailes west of here at an early hour this morning, Sid Jackson, engineer, was killed and several others injured. The first report received was that three others were killed, but as there is no telephone connection with that point, this could not be verified. Ac- coTding to meager reports majority of the employees had not reported for duty when the accident occurred about 6:30 a. m. This, it is thought, prevent ed greater loss of life. The entire plant is said to have been demolished by the explosion.
 Relief parties will leave here tomor TOW morning for the scene.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-07-20
DIR. BAILEY ACCEPTS

TeXarkana, July 17-Rev B. B. Bai- ley D. D., announced his acceptance of the passionate of the Beech Street Baptist Church Sunday rendered him by th congregation last week. pr. Ba ley left Monday fer Macon, Ga., to complete arrangements for the re- moVal of his family to Texarkana. He He is considered one of the greatest pulpi. orators in the Baptist church, and gal Baptists are congratulatlng them selves upor securing him to suc- ceed Dr. Tillman B. Johnson, who re- signed the pastorate of the New Roecaelle (N. Y) Bapt' st Church. Beech Church is one Of the finest in the South and has large member ship.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-07-20
NEW CORPORATIONS.

Little Rock, July 1S.-The Loyal Protective Insurance Company of Bos- ton, has filed notice of the appoint ment of Benj. F. Henry, of Benton, as agent. It has assets of $354,575.9O.
 Certificate of court has been filed with the Secretary of State creating the township of Baker, Randolph coun- ty, precinct at New Prospect.
 The Bank of Black Oak, Craighead county, has been chartered, with $1O,- 900 capital, of which $75O is paid up. The officers are G. w. Mangrum, presi- dent, w. c. Craig, vice president, c. w. Williams, secretary and treasurer, M. c. Arlington, cashier.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-07-20
1 WOLGAST RIVERS
 BATTLE ARRANGED
Little Fellows Agree to Meet on Labor Day for Lightweight Title.

Los Angeles, July 1S.-Ad Wolgast and Joe Rivers will meet at the Yer non arena on Labor day, Tom Mc- Carey of the Pacific Athletic club, said tonight in their second bout for the lightweight championship. Rivers signed articles today and Wolgast will sign tomorrow. Details of the battle were arranged excepting the selection of referee.
 Wolgast will get a guarantee of $15,000 and Rivers, who received ST. 300 for his last battle, will receive $8,0O0, win, lose or draw"
 The referee will be selected later. It is probable he will be Los An geles man.
 Earlier in the day, it was said by McCarey that the outlook for second match was not favorable. Wolgast said he needed rest and would go to Oregon for hunting trip and later to his home at Cadillac, Mich. Man. ager Levy for Rivers, hearing these reports, sought out McCarey and inn mediately after affixed his signature to the articles calling for Labor day battle. Rivers did likewise
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-07-20
SOCIALIST FOR CONGRESS

Newport, July 1.-The Socialists of the Second Congressional district met here yesterday and nominated J. N. Wimmer of Des Arc fer congressman ana J. Fl. PruttsAof TJudsonia for presi- dent elector from this district. o. \. Ware of Brewer, Cleburne County presided as chairman and w. s. birom of Bald Knob as secretary. The SO cialists claim to have 500 members in Clebourne, Lawrence and Ran dolph Counties.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-07-20
SOME WORKING GIRLS LOSE TOO
 MUCH TIME
Two Girls Tell How To
 Avoid Et,

There is nothing that teaches more than experience. We therefore quote from the letters of two girls who sui fered and were restored to health. The same remedy Is within reach of all.
 Brooklyn, N. Y. - E.Prior to taking the first bottle of Lydia E. PinKhan s Vegetable Compound I suffered agony every month, but after your wonderful medicine had been taken while felt 9 little better, and after taking seven bot ties of 1t l feel that l can truly say l have no more pain or inconvenience.
 As am out in the business world as a stenographer, l come in contact with many girls, and when the opportune mo ment arrives 1 tell them about the Veo.- etable Compound and l know that quite few are taking it. - HELEN CANET, 556 Dean St
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-07-20
SJH.GOO FOR LEYEES.

St. Louis, July 1.-The Mississippi River Commission yesterday awarded contracts aggregating about $500000, to repair breaks in the levees on the Mississippi caused by the recent flood The breaks to be repaired are in the 4azoo and Tensas districts. Repre- sentatives from Memphis were pres ent and presented an appeal to the commission for repairing of levee failed to act. The full membership of the commission was present; also the district officers.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-07-20
MITCHELL SENTENCE
 AGAIN POSTPONED
Convicted of Contcmpt With Gompers and Morris0H ill Bucks
 Stove Case

Washington, Juy 1S-Sentence on John Mitchell, conyietei of contempt of court with Samuel Gonlpers and Frank Morrison of tie American Fed eration of Labor for violating an in- junction in the Fuck's Stove and Range boycott case, again was post poned today in the District Supreme Court.
 Mitchell, in Greg + sent through his attorneys, a waiver of his right to be presert when sentence was im- posed. The committee of prosecu- tors preferred a written request that sentnce be passed ill his absence. Sentence will be taken Up after 1t has been received.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-07-20
FOR FIRST TIME CENTRAL
 COMMITTEE HAS SJRPLVS

Little Rock, July 1S.-For the first time in many years, Democratic State Central Committee has had a surplus to turn over to it's successors. The books and papers of the State Central Committee were delivered Thursday by Bruce T. Bullion, who had held the office of secretary and treasurer for four years, to w. G. Hut ton, of Little Rock, who was elected at the recent state convention. In addi- ton to the books, he turned over a bal ance of $152.74 When Mr. Bullion took the office, he found the organization about $50 in debt.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-07-20
A TEXAS WONDER
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-07-20
MADERO AT HOT SPRINGS

Hot Springs, July 17.-Senor Sal Vadore Madero, whose uncle is the President of Mexico, spent last week here, after having been with his fath- CT and family, guests of the Arlington Hotel for about two months last win- ter. The party left greatly pleased With Hot Springs, and the senor's visit last week was a result of a desire to see the city again. He had teen East on business, and stopped over to see again the many friends he had made here.