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STATE UNIVERSITY
 FUTURE DISCUSS fO
FORMER PRESIDENT PULLMAN PUTS TT UP TO THE BOARD OF
 TRUSTEES TO SOLVE.
Board Is Progressive But Finances Are Short-Dr. Kirkland Wants
 More Funds for Institution.

Little Rock, July 2-The Interest of the University of Arkansas :. are just now at vitally cpiticaf >Staee. The retirement of President ]. N. Tillman after efvice Of seven years has put squarely Up to the Board f}la question of the policy to be pursued toward it in the future. Shall the state be content to let it go along -an ald rut ias an inferior institution, CT will it demand that it be placed upon a high plane of equality with Vanderbilt, Stance, Tulane and other great Univer sites of the South.
 The present Board almost to a man is progressive. They are declar- ing that no man good enough for the best in the land is too good for the University Of Arkansas. Even if he cess s $10,000 a year( it would beGa great investment, just as a $7,50G alienist ill chaIge of the State Insane Asylum is proving the wisest thing the Legislature ever did. Dr. Green is saving that institution his salary every month, besides increasing it's efficiency.
 Just so it is argued that strong university man, strong in executive ability as well as scholarship, would rejuvenate the University of Arkan- sas. But amore liberal fiaapcial policy is imperative. IChancenor J. H. Kirkland, of Vanderbilt, Univer- sity, has been tendered the Presi- dency, has looked over the situation at Fayetteville, and has advised the Board that ne cannot undertake the work under present conditions. There must be more money in sight. The Southern Educational Board has been very liberal toward the school, and will continue to be so, but more mon ey must be forthcoming from tht State. Drs Kirkland has returned t' Nashville, but the Board has left th' matter open by electing Prof. J. H Reynolds, of the faculty, as actint i president. Members of the Boart are hopeful that they will yet be abl' to secure the services of Dr.. Kifklan, or some one equally las strong.
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HAS HIGH REGARD
 FOR GOV. WILSON
Henry B. Speers, Former Student of Princeton University, Says Democratic Nominee Is
 n GrAaf Man.

While Governor Woodrow Wilson of New Jersey, who was Yesterday nomi- mated by the National Democratic convention as the candidate for pres ident of the United States, was not general favorite among Pine Buff fins he has many warm admirers, es- pecially among the younger men who were students at Princeton University while the Governor was president oi that great in1kitution of learning.
 Henry B. Speers, one of the Cover nor's most ardent admirers. He is the tfainiest man in the country said 4G. Speers yesterday, "and it Twas through his efforts that Prince tton University eonce regarded as a seconds class school, became one of
 the leading institutions of learning
 in the United States. He is strong 1 disciplinarian and. of course, to a | large extent, theoretical, but yracti- cal enoughNu to permit his theories 1 to get away With him. He has made
 a. dandy governor of New Jersey and l would make q good president, but l doubt if he can be elected"
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Baltimore, Md, July 2.--Woodrow Wilson,lo New Jersey, one time president of Princeton University, was today ndninated as the Democratic tandidatA for President of the United States.
 The Hd1ination came after enc of the most sensational struggles ever @itnesse1in a convention. It was a long fighl The fight was between Speaker Clark and Wilson. At ono time ClarA had more than one-half of the 1,0Sa delegates. Then Wilson began to feep upon him. On Mon. day Wilso1 passed him.
 When thu convention convened to. day the, optling roll call was the for 1y-third. Wilson's nomination was !, accomplishf in the forty-siXth ballot. The votes Hre:
 Wilson, So; Clark, S4 Harmon, 12; absent, ?.
 It requird 725 to nominate. This roll call wal finished at 3:21.
 The nomilation was mad .urani- nous two .1inutes later. T.~e .eoh- vention adjdrned at 4:42 until o'clock. Thfe remained %et as the work of the bdy the nomination of a vice presided and the adoption of a platform waA ready. It had .. beer written practally by William Jen- nings. Bryan. &
 Last night there was talk to the effect that tl1 deadlock which ha( held for four hys could not be brok ell. Some tafed of month s ad ;. iournment. Wien Illinois was reach ed on the firA ballot today, it wa. very quiet whel this state was called Roger Snllivan|arose and announced the ballot.
 Illinois IS Ar Clark and 40 fo Wilson," he said
 Under the uni rule the entire vot, was put i'm the Wilson column. Tn hig break had dme. It was the be ginning of the hd Wilson was il the air. MichigA caught the spirit She gave Wilson'S and Clark 2. Thi was gain of eiat for Wilson. 9th er states, as theykwere called, helpe' some. Virginia \ting for the frs time under the lit rule, gave he entire vote to WAon. This booste him "A.
 West Virginia gdin the game, giv ing Wilson her 16lsubtracting then
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THE FREE BRIDGE
 SENTIMENT GROWS . Enthusiastic Gathering Was Held at Chamber of Com
 merce Last Night.
ITS VALUE REvIEWED
Many are Signing Free Bridge Peti 7 tions Who lad Not Preyiously. #
 Bone So.
Starting with an ovation that wa

Starting with an ovation that was3 given Attornefs w. F. Colemah area eIal aA NJ. Danahery counsel for the Brii&E CommissoH,, when they entered thA Chamber Of Commerce rooms at .thAS Citizens~lBank building shortely he4s fore ,the meeting was called to orders by President Leo M. Andrews, an en-S thusiastic gathering of the Free Bridge people, many of whom had heEetofore opposed the building o1 tho Bridge, was held last evening.
 The meeting was called to discusss the next step that is to be taken by the Jefferson County Free Bridge As sociation in it's efforts to bring about an improvement that will mean more to Pine Bluff and Jefferson County than aything else,
 Attorney w. F. Coleman said the people of Jefferson county were 10 be congratulated on the outcome Of the Free Bridge cass in the Supreme Court. Sine his return from Little Rock, he said, many who had not signed the petition had expressed a desire to do so. He said the popu-. ] laliy of the movement was. growing every day. I "The0turning point is hera,' said i MT. Coleman. "If we get the Free 1 B6idge it means everything to Pine Bluff and Jefferson county and our l citiZens'
 Mr. Coleman spoke of the great possibilities fer advertising this seccs' Stion, with interurban lines 10 Lit1el Rock and Hot Springs and declared ] that it would mean, new people and 1 new capital for Jefferson county. There is hardly anything that will so thoroughly advertise Jefferson county" he continued. We've cleared the ship for action. It's in better shape now than it has ever been. The Supreme Court has advertised the fact that our Free Bridge bill is legal in every detail and there will be no trouble in floating t'ae bonds for the construction of the Bridge.
 Addresses were made by M D. Hearn, president of the commissions: simon Whitestone, E. B. Bloom, M. Danaher, A.W. Mum. F. C.. Holland and Monsignor J. M. Lucey.s9 President Hearn said the Commis- sion is low ready to go to work, ] We've advertised for a hearing on Ju'y 2S," he said and shortly there sfaer we wifl.Ys i4es contract for tlle Free Bridge.
 J Monsignor Luc;eyy's address, stirikd
 the assemblage to great applau
 He began by offering a motion tl
 vote of thanks be sfendered Attnok
 neys Coleman and Danaher for & l
 good work in behalf of Ine peoples 4dl al Jefferson county, which was afb3hfed
 He said he was glad to be with kt
 people of Pine Fluff in thsh rejel ks }:
 ing. He referrede0 town ill Ark
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Tuesday afternoon at the resi- dence of MT. and Mrs. Samuel Butler Russell, their little daughter, Miss Felice Scull, was baptized by Rev. Charles L. W.-Reese, rector of Trim ity Parish. The godparents were Miss Maude Goza, Mrs. T. L. Brummett and Curran M. Nichol. Only relatives and few personal friends witnessed the ceremony Miss Felice was named in honor of her great-grandmother, Mrs. Samuel Butler. for many years one ot the most prominent and useful women of our city.
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CHAMP CLARK WILL
 SUPPORT WILSON
Sends Congratulatory Message To NOminee-Says He Was Beaten
 By Vile Islander By Bryan

Washington, July 2-Champ Clark late tonight upon his return from Baltimore, issued statement in which he says he will support Wood row Wilson for the Democratic presi- dency. Mir. Clark declares that he was beaten by the nomination solely through the vile and malicious slan- der of w. J. Bryan.
 MT. Clark, before leaving B|alii more, sent Governor Wilson, at Sea Girt, N. J., a message of congratu a. ton upon his success.
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Kansas seconded the nomination of Burke. Louisiana seconded the nom- ination of Marshall. A. l.. Miles, of Baltimore, was the next speaker. Miles nominated Mayor James H. Preston, of Baltimore
 The speaker was frequently inter- rupted in the course of his speech. After he had finished A. M. Palmer, of Pennsylvania, asked that the con- vention give unanimous consent that the roll call be vacated while the res olutions committee be permitted to present the platform and that the vice presidential nomination be taken up at midnight
 The chair asked if there was objec- tion to the proceedings. A number of protests were registered Chairman i James then took the gavel himself.
 q hope he said, ''that the good Democrats hero will not object to this change This is an important matter and I hope that nothing will be done that will interfere with our success in the coming election
 The sudden change in the program is said to have been made in order that the leaders might confer over the vice presidential situation. Bryan is supporter of Governor Burke The antiBryan men are anxious to defeat Burke and nominate Marshall It is reported that Bryan may speak in fav- or of Burke later in the night when the nomination comes up again. Mr. Bryan would not affirm or deny this.
 After Mr. Kern had read for a few minutes, Judge Wade, of Iowa, took up the task.
 The reading was completed at II: g D. m. Chairman Kern of the resolu- tion committee, moved it's adoption. There was no minority report and the platform was adopted by viva voce vote. a
 Norman E. Mack, Urey Woodson and their associates of the National Com mittee, were thanked in a resolution that reviewed their services in the work of the convention
 Governor O,Neal, of Alabama, offer ed resolution providing that the usual committees be appointed.
 Senator Watson, of New Jersey, offered a resolution thanking Balti- more, Mayor Preston and the people of Maryland, for their hospitality.
 Delegates A. w Mclean, of North Carolina, offered resolution thank ing the temporary and permanent off cers. A list of new national commit teemen was then read.
 A resolution was introduced that Chairman James be chairman of the committee to notify Woodrow Wilson of his nomination and that Alton B Parker be chairman of the committee to notify the vice presidential nomi- nee. Everyone was thanked in res olutions both long and short.
 The roll call of states for vice presidential nominations was resum- ed at 12:0S a. m.
 4 Mayor Fitzgerald, of Boston, took the chairmanship temporarily. Then followed the seconding of different candidates.
 The District of Columbia presented the name of William J. Bryan. The first demonstration of the night be- gan The delegates jumped to theil feet with cheers.
 After a minute Bryan arose iron his chair and there was volley O cheers.
 The delegates would not be quieted Finally the Commoner started for thu stand Bryan was smiling as he wen forward and he greeted Chairman James pleasantly.
 The audience suddenly quietet when the Nebraskan, quiet calm, step : ped forward, dropped hand on thu railing and began his speech.
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EAsTMAN's kODAKs.

We have just received a ccmp plese line of Eastman,s Line Kodaks from $1.OO to $65, films, plates, papers aud everything to make yoalr vacation a double pleasure. Showing the Home folk, the places you saw and the peo- pie you met Come in and let uis show you the line even if you N intend buying the simplicity and \
 of th ir working is wonderful. IekA us shbw you the differences m eize9s and how they work. g |CITIzENS DR UQ aIQ
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TARIFF FOR
 REVENUE ONLY
Chief Plank in Platform Submitted and Adopted By Democrat.
 ic Convention.

Baltimore, July 2.-Witl tariff for revenue only and chief among it's blanks. the platform submitted by the on resolutions and adopt ed tonight by the National Democrat ic Convention recommends many re- forms, all of which are cited as nec- cssary for return to rule of the peo- pie.
 The platform declares that the gov crnment has no right to collect duty for any other purpose than revenue.
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THIRD TERM PARTY
 CONVENTION AUGUST

Oyster, Bay. N. Y., July 2.-Theo- dore Roosevelt said the third party convention would be held in Chicago about August 1. The National Com mittee will fix the date within the next few days.
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Convention Hall, July 3.-After nominating Governor Thomas R. Mar shall, of Indiana, as vice presidential candidate, to head the ticket with Woodrow Wilson, who was nominated this afternoon for president, the Dem ocratic National Convention, adjourn ed at 1:45 this morning sine die The vice president was nominated after two ballots had been taken and when it was seen that he had a long lead over Governor John Burke, of North Dakota, and Senator Chamberlain, of Oregon, Burke withdrew, and the nomination was made unanimous by exclamation.
 Earlier in the evening the platform was adopted by viva voce vote, no minority report having been submit- ted.
 The baloting for vice presidential nominees follows: FIRST BALLOT
 Marshall 3S9.
 Preston, 5S
 Chamberlain, 157.
 Hufst, 77.
 But ke, 3o5 2-3.
 Mctomb, IS.
 Sulaer, g.
 Wade, 26.
 Osbdrne, s.
 Ahsdnt, 46 '1-3. SECOND BALLOT
 daralall, 645 1-2. S,. rkf, 3S7 1-3.
 Chanberlain, 12 1-2.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-07-03

A skinner has just been install- ed in the Y. M. e. A. swimming pool. H removes all dirt rising on the top of the water and greatly improves the pool. w R. Pearson, the new sec retary introduced it here, and states thathe used one in the pool sat Chica-
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BRYAN PREDICTS
 M MAJORITY OF 2,O00,O

Baltimore, July Civilian Jen- nings Bryan issued a statement tonight pledging his support to Wilson. He predicted that Will son would be elected president by a majority of at least 2,00o, 1000.
 MT. Bryan also urges that Will sons nomination is triumph for the ProgresSives.
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NOTICE.

All banks, members o5 the Pine Bluff Clearing House Associations will be closed July 4, a legal hQlI- day. Pine Bluff Clearing House AssoeiasNl tion. & ss| By M. F. BLOOM, Manager \
 6-2S-Gk
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One half block of ground, With5S modern cottage in Gibson's addition. Apply to Mrs. Essie Wilson, Froug Department Store 6-25-Sk
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Woodrow Wilson, of New Jersey and Thomas Marshall Of hdiana
 Will Democratic Party the Next National Campaig

Record Breaking Convention Adjourned Sine Die at 155 O'Clock This Morning Forty Six Ballots Required to Nominate Presidential Candidate and C.iy Two For Vice President, Platform With Tariff for Rev enue Only Chief Plank Adopted
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-Patronize Bedell's Pharmacy on today, July 3, and help the City Beautiful Club beautify your city.
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woUrbN,T PAf> {. |, GOT LICKED
 S-skt KSsk koi Dry Goods

Because he could 6ot obtain $12. 20. which he claimed was owed ko him eharles Shu1ts. butcher, proceeded ]. to givp E. Shaftain, the man who
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uIIl1i,
 L;li1,I 1,Ii|

TO DEPOSIT,
 your funds with tS, bank, than to run the risk of losinAthem by fire or theft while locked uph your place of business.
 Our Depositors have fety for ev- cry dollar deposited-cotenience in paying bills with check-hd know to cent just what their Ink balance is daily.
 We are pleased to offer u the samc opportunities. M. & F. Bank! l pins Bldr. AFtk \. :.
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FOR SALE CHEAP

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IsrR,Y ADVERTISEMENT.

Notice - hereby given To WHOM &
may concern that the following de-
scribed estrsy animal was rskea ss
near cotopsxi. Fremont County. Col
orado on or about september =. 1914.
s-wft: One red. white face coz.
about eight yeAn old; branded ~
len Aip: " right hip;
rtshs side; right aAoshss
said antnAl being unknown to shks
Board. unIss claimed BY owner on -
before September 50. 1919. said sssrAy
win - sosd ~ uh:s Board foe ne
bessai of the owner when found
STATE BOARD or STOCK INsrrs-
TIoN COMMISSIONERS.
Denver. colorsas-
s1rs, Pss. sept II. 1914
Lat Pss sept is. 1914.
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THE WORD HELL.

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Startling irfo~-sssie~-
A ntfse hcok s>fifne ~ ely 10
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information r-~p~ettng the meaning -
the wvri iisir "a ciaims - a<ncs-
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THE GOLDEN AGE At HAND.

s,~ipss~sl Evidences That Ars Aston
issss~a-Ne oss Can Aavrd TO De
sspessst tire kso~fsdps.
We do car friends valuable servsce
vhcu we oaIi their attenfion to the
valuable book eatiti<<i. s@THR TIME
IS At HAND IN whtch are given
many Scriwurul evtdsoces 20 pssve
where we are On the strsan or ttne.
Mems hearts are fsiiisx then fer
fear and many OF TIE iesdinS think
ers arr proposing rcmedtss to better
condition. The Scriptures assure rs
that mans extremity WI be Gods
epportunity. and this book hJ>as eat
40 anchor Ia thosr who fear the wave
ef unreal now sprssdapg ever the
world
Tue honest heart connsu~es that II s
Ut . io~.s for al explanation Of tran
spirfnS events. While we refer 10 this
q the BRAIN AGE and the Aae of
ENLIGHTENMENT. nevertheless
many rsa iixe that we are fast sp-
preaching cssls which h wrapped tn
darkness owing to the present world
wide social. religious and political un-
rest
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GOVERNOR OFFERS PRIZE
FOR CURE OF EPIDEMIC

Topeka Kan Sept ia seward
Of $1,000 vac offered today By Gov.
etubhs 10 any person who shall with
In 30 days present a practical cure tor
the disea<s which within a month has
killed more than 5000 horses in Kan
sas. Yolio~ins a conference With vet
erinarsans from various parts Of the
state lnstruc; ians were sent out to
farmers 90 take all horses and mules
OF pastures until freezing weather
comes
II was decided ths; the sure-t meth
cd OF stopping the plague was 70 Feed
the horses only on green food and the
puresi o, water. Tao Instructions
cent out inclzded an sdmonition that
all watering troughs be thoroughly
disinfected and warning agsins, the
feeding OF musty hay.
The disease nov has spread 10 So
eonnties Governor stsbbs today re-
celved telegram from Washington
announeine that IL government ve;er-
inarlans had been ordered to Kansas
They will assist tho 40 livestock 81
psrts nov In the state employ.
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GaOW SOME BIG
CORN IN FLORENCE

n <ssssr. Who sonss tine ass par-
ehassd q psss OF lanA IN Wcsf rier-
encs and apcn which he has made
many improvement. Saturday hronsst
70 me Citizen ONCE . sample q
Nebraska corn grown on his place
thls year. the stalks OF which meas
are II feet high Tho disadvAntass
OF raising such corn In Colorado q
IN. inconvsniense Of carrying . step
ladder whom picking roasting ea~-
Mr.. Prosssr came from Nebraska. ont
he 10 In Colorado TO stay.-Fiorsas>
citisen.
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Rssn nvn nsssrss>

Mr.. and Mrs. J. p. Farmer returned
homo last Saturday from hontrose
whore they attended The Wedding OF
tho lat er's son. Bort A Snow. of
rmcon. ArisonA. and Miss Eleanor
Alexander OF Kansas City. Missouri.
on the previous "Wednesday. Tho
groom was raised In Canon City and
has wide circle Of friends and ac-
quaintanccs here. He 10 . graduate
Of the electrical and mechanical de-
partmeuts Of the colarado state Asri-
cultural ooIIsss At Fort coliias I'D Of
Cornell university, At ithica. New
York Al present he holds the chair
e 2 ,s.,.i ,c.yi! sssisssslas . - zSis'a. AZ.
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sksrs - ~; ~ HFS - v'''
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Beautiful Fis~ers

Ma A 4 French presented rAsf
Record Office with . Handsome -
quet Of dahlias Wednesday mornine
The novers were grown On her hous
placs On FRANKLIN avenue. They we're
unusually large and perfect Aad =
nany beautiful Asss MA rreecA
~ - - over airy vsrisssss =
aaAllnA ~ esnounsns - -
euusuunnAs1 - n nessPA
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Mr.. and Mt John Sterile and child
rem Of town were guests OF Mr.. and
Ara IL corey of Dosser avsaas ssa-
day.
Mr.. Carl Biadcmier OF Du Bols. Ne
braska. Ia spending fec days Wait
ing Mr.. and Mrs sehuike OF Central
street Mr.. Blademier IL taking tatns
at tho pool for rheumatism
The East Canon Embroidery club
viii meet With Mn Il n. Carpenter
Of East Main "Wednesday. A pleasant
afternoon Is anticipated.
The regular meeting OF the PhiIo-
nathan Literary society meets next
Friday evening A good program znf
pleasant evening is anticipated.
ArH. Alex Muir who has been visit
Ing Mr.. Muir Of East Main. returned
10 her home at ordvsy last wednes-
dag after . pleasant stay OF q -sek.
Among thcss Who started To high
school from the Fruitmsre and Four
hiis districts we're hissos Martha
and Grace Wilson Burma Ward.
Edna Turner, Vera Williams and Ru,s
Gage: nsasruL John Lxmh. Manuel
P-rktna. Bruce ward We wish them
ali sAs bsst OF ssocess In this term %
school
MAes orsse Aad Martha viisSn
hnvs tAkea roorss on tho sosth side.
near their school work
Mr.. 0hsnt 10 the guest Of his dsush-
Ter. Mr.- cartis. OF Cyanide avenue.
Mr.. Bernhart OF -Four Nile has gone
to Cripple creeA with load of veEc-
tables.
MrA Bertharte OF Kansas. Mo-. 70
spending q few days Visiting her sis
ter. Mn. J. W. Augustine OF Cyanide
avenue
The East Canon Division OF tho La
dlcs' Aid OF the n. +. church. mcets
with Mrs. reiter THURSDAY Afternoon.
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Bills Allowed

The following n q list OF bsiis al
lowed AZ the meeting OF the city coun-
ell Of the city OF Canon City. Coiora-
do. az its meeting September srd. 1917.