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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-04-17
RELIEF COMMITTEE
 IS STILL AT WORK

H. Thane, the Arkansas City bank CT, has written the Chamber of Con- merce here, giving discouraging re- port of the flood conditions in South
 east Arkansas. He says the condi- tions at Watson and at Redfork are critical and suggests that boats and provisions be sent to the flood suffer-
 CTS there from Pine Bluff. The Chamber of Commerce committee, composed of Mayor Jordan, William Nichol and S. C. Alexander, who sent many provisions and two skiffs to Lake Village Monday night, are still soliciting contributions for the flood sufferers. The Arkansas Short Leaf Lumber Company, J. w. Sanders and Mcdaniel and Baughman each donat- ed a skiff to the Chamber of Com nIerce for the flood sufferers and will deliver them today. A telephone message yesterday to Redfark from
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-04-17

busy for there will be no leniency shown you if you are arrested for violating the health laws of the city. SIX offenders faced Judge Stewart yesterday morning ill the city po- lice court for violating the sanitary laws of the city and each was fined $3. They are Stanford Turned, Joe Henderson, Will Gardner, Sue Mason R. Boyd and Hugh Dedman. Judge Stewart gave each of the offenders a lecture and said that repitition of the act would mean much heavier fine. George Gamble, a negro, was fined $5 for throwing a sugar bowl at h s wife, when he went home and found no supper on the table. Will wiamMcGregor, who wI3s arrested at Union Station several days ago after try ng to induce mail clerk to let him ride, was given zen days on the streets for trespassing.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-04-17

aries fer the current year are to be paid, for, as before stated, that nec- essarily results from the decision ,n this case.
 'It is delicate duty for a judge conscious of a desire to do justice in every case and at the same time anxious to preserve respect for his court to dec de a doubtful question of his own qualifications to sit in a given ca=e. He may even in spite of adverse criticism sometimes be forced to serve because the eircum- stances afford no ground of legal disqualif cation, when his personal preference would be to give place to another In such event he must face his duty and discharge it re- gardless of criticism. But when he has an interest however small in the result of the litigation which disqual fies according to the spirit of the law, technical construction of the letter of the law mus not be resorted to-
 The question therefore becomes, are "the People" the General AS sembly," and vica versa. Should the special Supreme Court decide tha' the General Assembly is not the People, then every act bearing only the enacting clause, "Be it enacted by ,he People of the State of Arkan- sas," is invalidated. This would in clude the following acts, of the last Legislature:
 General appropriation act.
 Act creating Capital Arr Commls- sion.
 Amending general drainage act.
 Providing for the consolidation of cities.
 Employers Liability act.
 Providing fer tie consolidation of adjacent school districts.
 Confederate pension appropriation, half of which is paid.
 Prescribing duties of the Attorney general.
 Prescr ping manner or nolulhs chool elections.
 Providing for collection of dellh- auent insurance taxes.
 Legalizing double lTimaiies'
 Aot aof;n;nu railroad haggage.
 Prohibiting race amalgamat on.
 Blacksmith lien act.
 Creating office of State Insurance Commissioner.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-04-17
ANNUAL MEETING
 TRINITY ASSOCIATION

The annual meeting of the Trinity Church Association was held Mon day afternoon wfsh Rector and MIS- Charles l.. W-Resse at the Rectory' There was a large attendance or members, Mrs. A. B. Grace the pres ident, presiding. After the d sposa' of routine business, the annual elecc- tion of officers was held, with the solle wing resurss: President, Mrs. A R Grace: Vice President, Mrs. w. IT, Smith: Secret:ry, Mrs. J. M' Gaun' Treasurer. Mrs. Horatie Riley. Trlh- tv Church Association is the oldest vouap's organization in INlnlty pari,l, ard from the beginning il as been full of zeal, energy aeVo7 in and enthusiasm, and has accom- ,l;sfed wonderful work fer Trln- ny Parish. This past year mas 'eoh me of the best in the long and non ,rable history of the Associatloh' and the future is most Eopeiui anu encouraging.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-04-17
HOGS ARE DYING
 FROM CHOLERA

Cholera ir, spreading among the hogs in the North end Of JeHefsoh county and 'Lonoke county and in the mast week many valuable animals flied from the disease. D. E, Tucker' well known merchant-plsnter Of Tucker station, was in the city yes terday and reported having lost loo ,ogs, which died from cholera, ana County Judge Phiipot also reports having lost six or seven fine h9gs as a result of cholera In Lonoke eoun- ty the disease is said to be spreadlhg rapidly among the hogs and every thing is being done to prevent d gen eral spread there.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-04-17
It Looks Like A Crime

to separate boy from box of Bucklen's Arnica Salve. His pim- pies, boiles, scratches, knocks. sprains and bruises demand it, and it's quick rel eff for burns, scalds, or cuts is his right. Keep it handy for boys, also girls. Heals everything healable and does it quick. Un-
 equaled for piles. Only 25 cents at all drugg. sts.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-04-17

the Chamber of Commerce revealed the fact that none of the people of that section were in need of provis- ion or anything else at this time. The levee was still holding and the only inconvenience was occasioned the residents by back waters.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-04-17

Thomas Myers. 4os Malvern Ave, lot Springs, Ark, says. "I suffered treat pains with a serious case O.
 sidney trouble. I took Foley Kidney lls and soon found my palns gone md the kidney action regular ana ,atural. recommend Foley Kidney o;l,s to all who have kidney or blaa Tor disorders. They helped me ana 3hav will help you" w. l.. Dewoody
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-04-17
MUST KEEP CLEAN
 ALL THIS SUMMER

Judge J. R. Stewart will not ;oler- ate negligence n the matter of proper sanitation in this city the coming summer months and if your premises arc not cla4n you had better get
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-04-17

Dr. L. E. Campbell spent yester- day at Noble Lake on business.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-04-17

To Cure Cold In One Day.
 Take LAXATIVE PROMO Quinlns Tablets Druggists refund money y It falls to cure. P. ". GhovEs sienature b on each box. a6c.
The Washington herald., 1912-02-23

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The Washington herald., 1912-02-23
PRESIDENT TO ANSWER
R0OSEvELT'S REMARKS

President Taft made IL clear yesterday
that he viii lose no time in answering the
radical utterances Of Col Roosevelt at
Columbus. In response to a dozen or
more kilograms from Ohio. the President
yesterday consented to stop OF at Toledo
on his way to Chicago and to deliver
an address there. II is obvious from the
prompt acceptance of this invitation
that Mr.. Taft viii answer the Roosevelt
judiciary recall utterances in his own
State. While the President will not in
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parent that he is replying to the Roose-
ven speech. and he viii undoubtedly ex-
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the extraordinary proposition advanced
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morning of March This has been
changed now. SO that he will leave WASH
ington on the night OF March 4, speaking
in Toledo the following evening. and ar
riying in Chicago on the morning Of
March 3.
The Washington herald., 1912-02-23

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The Washington herald., 1912-02-23

had sounded the keynote of the progress
sive campaign in his Columbus speech.
Col Roosevelt preached the doctrine
of progress and democracy-the doctrine
that has come out Of the West so sue
cessfully and is now gripping even the
most benighted portions of the East"
quoth the governor. In direct opposi-
ton to the recent utterances of Presi-
dent TAFT OF distrust and suspicion of
the people. Col. Roosevelt is for pure
democracy. and anew declares his confi-
dence and trust In our kind of govern
ment and those who compose 1t. The
issue is now made-whether We are really
capable Of if-government- The address
of the colon. brings cheer to every pro-
gressive and every true American"
The Washington herald., 1912-02-23
MEMBERS SILENT
ON TAFT'S MESSAGE
House Studying Presidents Views
on Government Ownership
of Telegraph Lines.

Chairman Moon. OF the House Commit
tee on Post-offices and Post Roads, with
other members of the committee declined
yesterday to comment on the message
sent TO Congress by Presiden. Taft, in
which the recommendation OF government
ownership sof telegraph lines, recently
made by Postmaster General Hitchcock,
was opposed.
In his message the President stated
that no sufficient reason could be found
for the belief that the telegraph service
Of the private companies could be more
economically run by the government, but
reasons were cited why IL would not be
wise to increase the body OF public
servants"
Basing his opinion on the Hughes re-
port. which he submitted. the President
urged the increase of postal rates on
second-class mail matter from 1, to ?
cents a pound This increase relates to
magazines and newspapers mailed TO
subscribers or forwarded to news agents
The President agrees fully with the
postal commission that the proposed new
rates will not infiict a hardship on the
publishers, and will not deprive the pub
lie OF the benefit Of current literature.
The Washington herald., 1912-02-23
ROOSEVELT STATEMENT
OF CANDIDACY NEARs

Special to The Washington He-ah
New York, Feb. 22-CoI Roosevelt
came back from his trip to Columbus
Ohio. to-day in an amiable mood. HI.
brisk reception in Ohio had put the ex.
Presidents spirits way Up.
How did you like the trip?r he was
asked.
1T was fine, fine" gurgled the former
President II had a bully time"
Roosevelt frowned when asked IL he
had remarked TO an Ohio politician who
demanded to know where he stood re-
specting the Presidential candidacy: "My
hat is in the ring
If made any such remark I'll let
others tell about H." he exclaimed. sI.m
not going to talk about those things. ]
nave said | will have a statement to
make within a few days in reply to the
letter of the progressive governors. No
use trying to get me tn talk about Il
before my announcement comes out"
II Is generally understood, colonel.
that you are to say that you will accept
the nomination IL your party insists
was suggested.
us it?" retorted the former President.
Very well. let It be understood that
way. I'll not say word about it''
II is now definitely known that Roose-
veit's answer to the governors win be
made public Monday. Furthermore. 1t
may be confidently stated. Roosevelt will
put himself squarsly up as receptive
candidate.
The former President goes TO Massa-
chusetts Saturday night. and during a
five days stay will meet Bay State
politicians and publicly initiate his ante
convention campaign. He IL expected to
make half a dozen hot political speeches
before his return.
Gov. johnson. OF California. who re-
Gently switched from La Toilette to
Roosevelt for the progressive Republican
The Washington herald., 1912-02-23
WELCOME REBUKE
TO THIRD TER N
House Members Join in Applauding
Paragraphs from washington's
Farewell Address.

The two paragraphs in washington,s
Farewell Address in which he declined
to be a candidate for a third term. and
which were printed conspicuously on the
first page OF The Washington Herald
yesterday, wers greeted with tremendous
applause when they were read in the
House yesterday.
The outbtrst of applause was not on
either the Democratic or Republican side
of the House. 1t was a spontaneous out
burst, In which the progressive Republi-
cans alone refrained from joining.
WashIngton's Farewell Address was
read by Representative Frank Clark, Of
Florida, after slight Misunderstanding
caused by. the substitution OF President
Tafts message for the first immortal
document. At the conclusion Of the read
ing. Representative Norris. of Nebraska,
an insurgent Republican. who had not
Joined in the general applause at the
paragraphs mentioned. moved that In
further respect to George Washington
the House adjourn
This was put to a vote and lost-l3 TO
9l-and the routine business of the day
was taken up.
In the Senate the celebration of WASH
ington's Birthday was observed by the
reading Of the Farewell Address by Sena-
tor John Kern, Of Indiana.
The Washington herald., 1912-02-23
OPPOSES STEEL REDUCTION.
Atlanta Manufacturer Protests 10
Senate Committee.

J. T. Rose. Of Atlanta, representing the
Atlanta Steel Company. was one OF the
principal witnesses yesterday before the
Senate Finance Committee in opposition
to the Underwood steel bin. He appealed
to the committee to give the steel in
dustry in the South the protection upon
which the manufacturers had based their
calculations when starting the industry.
He said they had had much trouble in
financing the business and that the un-
certainty now caused by the tariff agi-
tStion was discouraging Eastern capital
from investing in the South
Mr.. Rose stated that the price Of cot
ton ties went up following the passage OF
the Wilson bill. which placed them on
the free list. Senator Williams called
him to account for this statement and
asked II he considered the removal Of
the duty as the cause OF the increase
The Washington herald., 1912-02-23
ANTI-BRYANITES
PREPARE FOR WAR
tell Us How to Vote" Club Elects
Underwood, Preceding
Campaign.

The Tell Us How to Vote Club held
a meeting yesterday afternoon, officially
adopted a club button, and elected Rep
-esentatiye Oscar Underwood. of Ala,
bama- and Representative Martin Dies, OF
Texas, to life membership. Mr.. Under
wood, in his capacity as Ways and Means
Coninittee chairman. has been 'assaileo
repeatedly by Mr.. Bryan in the Com
moner, and has given the Peerless Leader
some pretty hard knocks in return.
It was Mr.. Dies who made a speech on
the floor of the House a week or ten
days ago, fiaying the Nebraskan alive.
Anti-Brysn Democrats are stin reading
IT with delight and sending copies of
the Congressional Record containing 1t to
their friends by the Thousand.
At meeting Of the Tell Us How 10
Vote Club" to be held tomorrow evening
in the Congress Hall Hotel. the details
of the clubs scheme for making the
Peerless Leader quit meddling with the
policies approved by party leaders will
be discussed
II is expected that within the next ten
days the club viii begin its active cam
Paign against Bryan by wiring him daily
in the name Of the forty members of
the organization and asking him to tell
them how to vote on important resolu-
tions having to do with the employment
of janitors. the disposition of useless ex-
ecutive papers. and the ventilation OF the
hall OF the House.
Outside of such matters as there"
said President Clark yesterday, I'VE won't
bother Mr. Bryan. We realize he is
busy man and hope TO decide for our
selves how TO vote on the tariff, ap-
preparation bills, and other minor mat
ters."
The Washington herald., 1912-02-23
NEW COMMISSION PROPOSED.
Representative Wilson Wants Re-
port ON Industrial Conditions.

The creation OF a commission on in
dustrial relations is contemplated in a
Joint resolution offered yesterday by
Representative Wilson. of Illinois. The
commission is to be composed. it is sug-
gested, Of nine members, all OF whom are
to serve without remuneration
The purpose Of the proposed commits
sion is to investigate and report TO Con-
gress within two years concerning hy-
giene and sanitation in factories. wages in
force In various parts of the country, the
effect of long hours upon male. female
and child labor. the presence of dangerous
machines in factories where large num-
bers OF employees work. and other general
Information bearing upon the Industrial
life OF the United States.
The Washington herald., 1912-02-23
WANTS FOUR BATTLE SHIPS.
Democrat Would Pay s2O,OOO,O 900
10 Strengthen Fleet,

An aftermath OF the Democratic eau
Gus OF a month ago was heard in the
House yesterday, when Representative
Levy DemocraD, of New York, intro
duced bill calling for the appropria-
tion of S2O,OOO.OOo to partially pay for four
battleslips of the first class. Democrats
OF the House were silent as to the wis
dom of the measure. which was prompt
ly referred to the Committee on Naval
Affairs.
Representative Levy states that the
four ships should be built at an indi-
vidual cost OF not more than 5000, 600
each.
with the nations OF Europe building
at their present rate said he. this ma
ton must take steps to guard itself IL II
is to insure peace. We understand well
that the next great war In which the
United States win be involved will be
fought on the seas"
The Washington herald., 1912-02-23
FILIPINos MADE CITIZENS.
Bill Protecting Spanish Subject.
Passes House.

The House yesterday passed the Jones
Dill which provides that all persons in
the Philippines who were Spanish sub.
jects April II, ISsS and their children
shall be deemed TO be citizens of the
Phihppines, and as such entitled to the
protection of the United States. This
measure has the approval of the al
ministration.
Under the organic Philippine act, based
on the treaty Of Paris. all persons not
natives were required to register on
April II, 1880 if they wished to share in
the advantages Of Philippine citizenship.
Many failed TO comply with this p-ovi-
sion Of law. Accordingly. they and their
children are not entitled legally to the
protection Of the. United States. Citi-
zenship is extended to such persons by
the Jones bill
The Washington herald., 1912-02-23
ManeuverinE Ground for Army.

BY a vote OF I7s to 50 the House
yesterday passed a bill to create COM
mission to inspect and report on the ad-
visibility of establishing a permanent
maneuvering ground near Anniston. Ala
The bill was introduced by Representa-
tive Dent, and was debated in the House
Tuesday,
The Washington herald., 1912-02-23
smith win Not Run Again.

Representative s. C. Smith. of Cali
fornia. let 1t be known that he had
definitely decided not to be candidate
for reelection TO Congress this year. This
decision is chiefly due TO the condition OF
his health. but he is also Influenced by
the fact that Representative Needham is
also a resident Of the new Seventh Con-
gressional district.
The Washington herald., 1912-02-23
House Extends Burton Law.

The Sulzer resolution extending the
time of expiration OF the Burton law from
March l to May i was passed by the
House yesterday. The Burton law pro-
vides that only 5000 cubic feet OF water
can be diverted on the American side of
Niagara Falls per second, and that 5000
can be diverted on the Canadian side for
the use OF power companies,
The Washington herald., 1912-02-23

A Minnesota inventor has patented a
drip pan for refrigerators equipped
with float which rings a bell should
the water rise high enough to be- III
danger Of oyerdowing. y
The Washington herald., 1912-02-23
Queen Beauty Is cho.cn,

London. Feb. 22-vIscountess Curzon,
daughter-in-law of Lord Howe. has been
chosen Queen Beauty for the EgIinton
tournament, the chief feature of the
Shakespeare festival. which is to be pro-
duced by Mrs. CORVALLIS West at Eari's
Court next summer for the benefit of the
Shakespeare memorial fund. There are
to be jousts, fitting. and other competi-
TOPS. and the victors VIII receive their
iaurels from Queen Beauty.
The Washington herald., 1912-02-23

Hatrins with detachahle heads uf various color.
TO hamoui1e with millinery with which they may
be worn have been invented in England
The Washington herald., 1912-02-23

bs5t rirs rsrnsent surDortrr. inrented By /.
PspnslFanlan - a substitute for buttons, uosks
equally veil With = bslt o. szspsndsn.
The Washington herald., 1912-02-23
TAFT PAYS TRIBUTE
TO WASHINGTON

Continued from PAGE One.
The Washington herald., 1912-02-23
4. R." STIRS UP
GLOOMS AND JOYS

Continued from r.se one.
The Washington herald., 1912-02-23

Pskin has no street car system.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-05-11
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