Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-11-08
Il Make Cross Country rip From Little Rock the Latter Part of Month.
WAS HERE THURSDAY
Pig TOrchiigil Procession to Re Feat ured at Democratic RaIl,
 in This City.

Miss Katherine Stinson, former Pine Bluff girl was has won tame and considerable money in recent mOnhS at va'ious ayiat on mee, $ throughout the country, spent yesterday in this ty conferring with Sheriff Edgar Brewster, B. C. Fowles, Secretary H. G Spaulding. of the Chamber of ComIHe1'ce, and Meyer Solmson, who will have charge of ohe big Wilson, Maj Aaall Democratic rally in tGi's' ciy the latter part of tn S month, for three flights to be made in Pine Bluff on t big rally day.
 M ss Stinson is now a member of the Aero Club of America and has an aviatrice license from that organi- zat or. She was schooled in aerial flights a. the famous Aviation Field in Chicago and has made more than five hundred practice and eXh bijion flief:ts since her graduation in aerial hay gat,on.
 Miss Stinson is planning a cross country flight from Little E eCk to Pine Bluff the latter part of tn s mon, h. She has signed a contract for a three days flight at Little Rock cn November 24, 25 and 26 and she plans to fly from the capital city to Pire Bluff on the afternoon of the 27th. after ct mpleting her engagement there. She will make the tr D, she says, in less than an 'nour and will fly over this city and then make a landing on the sanldbar on the oppO- s te side of the river, just across from he foot of Alabama street. On the following day Miss StinsOn will, is a contract is gned here, give two eX- hibition flights in Pine Bluff. She is one of f,he few remain ng girl aviatcrs in America and the youngest licensed by Lhe Aero Club in Amer ca. Sine will give a weeks exhibition at Kin lock Park in St. Louis commencing November f. It is eXpec ed that Av ator Lillie, manager of Miss Stin- sons tour I'll also make a flight hero on November 2S.
 TOrchIiglt Procession.
 Chairman Edgar BTe ewy,er, of the Jefferscn County Democratic Central Committee. is arranging for a big Democratic torchlight procession to celebrate the recent Democratic vic tory and if the proper nancial en- couragemtnt s given a contract will be signed with Miss Stinson for flights here on the day of the big celebration General Manager B. C.. FoWles, of the Pine Bluff Company, has signifi- ed h,s W llingness to assist financ al- ly and otherwise in the matter and Secretary Spaulding, of the Chamber of Commerce, will also aid the com mittec.
 It $ expected that the Democratic rally here, which will probably be held tn November 26 or 27, will be enc of magn tude and great enthu- siasm. Several thousand tCrchlights will te made for the occas on and prominent speakers will deliver ad- dresses at the court house. Among them will be S;ate Treasurer J. w. Crockett, relative of Davy Crockett, who is the Democratic finance chair man for Arkansas on the National Committee. Judge w. M. Kavanaugh, natior;l comm tteeman, has been asked 10 deliver an address here on that occasion, but had to decl ne on account of trip East.
 Miss Stins0n Conservative.
 While here yesterday Miss Stinson talked interestingly of her experiences on the various aviation fields.
 q to not fear injury" she sa d. "becaase I do not display careless ness while in the air. I never try any fancy tricks and always make sure of my maohine and my terri tory. It is like anything else. You have got to exercise good judgment and care in everyth'n 'ng if you want 10 make a success of 1t. Lou'e Nit chelrs recent death was due to hif dare-oevil practices and his spiral