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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-03-24
ALLEN CLAN
 |S SURROUNDED Three of the Gang are Cor nered By Posse and Bat
 tie is Expected.
ARE HIDDEN IN CAVE
Bandits are Divided and Only Three May Be taptured-jack Allen
 Advises Them to Surrender.

Mount A:ry, x. C., March 23-A oltion of the notorious Allen gang has been surrounded in a cave Gil Sugar Loaf, Mountain, and unless men listen to the advice of Jack A. len, one of the clansmen leading the posse in hope of securing the su:- render of his relatives, a desperate battle is expected within few hours. The men surrounded by the posse ale said to include Claud Allen, Friel Allen, son of Jasper, and Wes- ley Edwards.
 The fact that these are but three of the outlaws on Sugar Loaf Noun tain is said to be due to plan of ;5he Aliens 70 so place their forc.a that it cannot be taken in it's entire ty by one coup, thus leav ng DOT tion at large and able to enact ven- gance upon their pu1suers. It is the belief ,hat three men on the mountain will sell their lives dearly.
 The location of the outlaws came 10 the ears of the possemen through their own supporters. Immediately upon it's receipt the body of men guard,ng the border line of Norrh Carolina to prevent the outlaws from penetrating, that state, sent word to the detectives at Hillsvil;e and the two posses moving cautious ly towards each other, surrounded the spots where the bandits are resting. The plan is to take every man hidden ill the cave alive or dead.
 If the men are brought to bay Jack Allen, member of the Aliens W tn a broader view of the law chan his fellows, will proceed towards them in an effort to save them from the electric chair by inducing them to surrender.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-03-24

Many thousands of votes wee yesterday n the Graphic contes conest and the totals of many al increased this morning notwith. standing the exceedingly wet weather that prevailed the last three days making it impossible for cand dates 70 ge,, far away from home.
 Some of the out-of-town contest ants did not get their votes in on time Saturday night and those re- ceived today will be counted on Monday and the vo'es published in Tuesdays issue or returned as ths candidates des re.
 All of the active workers took 'd- vantage of the few hours last week that they could get out to sec their friends and secure subscriptions, and fortified ,.heir strength Dy q number of thousands of votes. But nearly all of them seemed disposed to hold back their votes and en- deavor thereby to keep ther oppo- nents from knowing their re-; strength This reserve will be voted at the close of the coEtest and will greatly aid those who hold chem ill winning the prize they have their heart set on.
 On account of the except onAl'y wet weather of last week the com- ing week will he good in the way Of vo'e getting and saould be better for the simple reason that the contest is drawing nearer ile end and every vote possible before this time arr r.ves.
 Contentants and ..heir friends have come to realize that the contest Is now on the home stretch and that they must not leave esone unturned :o attain their end and the end being the winning one of the handsome awards. With the advent of the coming week contestants must prof by it if they expect to be winners and those who could not seen as many of their promises last week as .hey desired should make every ei- fort to see them this week, for II will be your best week of the con test before the final close.
 Several candidates in the contess made big gains in their standing this morning and are certainly show ing their friends chat they are our for the best that the Graphic has hung up as rewards for energy ana hustle in few weeks work.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-03-24
JUDGE w. l.. MOOSE
 FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL

In another column of the Graphic this morning Judge w. l.. Moose, oi Morrllton, asks the voters of this county to cast ther vo.es for him for Attorney General when they gc 10 the polls on neXt Wednesday. Judge Moose i: regarded as one Of the best lawyers ill the state and is a man of high sense of honor and ability. He is a graduate of the law deDartmer, of the Vanderbilt University and has been a most val uable servant in the legal way IF his jud cial digtric', where he served as prosecuting attorney and circuit judge. Tn 1904 he was candidate for Associate Justice of the Supreme Court and made a magnificent race, being defeated in che state conven-
 ion by only SIX votes by Judge B A. Mccullough, the present Chie' Justice. MT. Moose is well and favorably known in this city ana county and VII doubtless poll pig vote in Jefferson. The voters of this county will make no mistake if ,shey support him. He wonld re fleet credit upon the state and his constituency # honored with the At torney Generalship of Arkansas. Hi home people, in fact all who know him give him the highest recommea dation.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-03-24
WILL FLASH THE ELECTION RETURNS Bulletins to Be Flashed on Canvas All Night Wednes
 day by the Graphic. HAS PERFECT SERVICE Hope to Give Grand Totals Ky Mid-
 night-Great Interest in
 ti,e Contests.
HAS PERFECT SERVICE

The Graphic is going to give Pine Bluffians the election returns We'd
 ne:day night as fast as they are counted by the judges and clerks over the state and will throw the figures on canvas in front of its office, at Barraque and Main streets. The first returns will be flashed as soon as night comes and the bulletins will be posted throughout the night, even af- ter the raphic press is set in mo-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-03-24
President Hearn, of Bridge Commission, Interviewed
 By Graphic Reporter.
TELLS OF THEIR PLANS
Fridge Contract Will Be Let Without Delay and Railroad is Now
 Assured.

President w. D. Hearn, Of the Jel- ferson County Bridge Commission, one of the busiest men in this city, was coraered in h.s office for little while yesterday by Graphic reporter and the newspaper man managed to hold him lcrg enough to get a complete interview from him On the all-import- ant Free Bridge and Pine Bluff and Northern Railroad.
 Want to interview me on the Free Bridge, do you?" said Mr. Hearn. All right son, what do you want to knoW?'
 When will he Free Bridge con tr9et he let?'
 We are very nearly ready to let the contract, and just as soon as few minor details can be concluded, which should not require longer than a cou- pie of weeks, I believe this important announcement will be made.,'
 Would ycu mind, MT. Hearn, tell ing the Graphic readers what those details are?'
 ! "No, net in the least. There are several important matters to conclude, none eff which however that can, or will cause any hitch ill the proceed irgs. First, as you know, the Bridge Commissioners are cn record as de- manding the certainty of railroad from the north to cross the bridge This road has now been secureG through the contract with MT. Miller for the Pine Bluff and Northern,
 "Well then, MT. Hearn, what else?'
 "Well MT. Miller is to deposit, anu will dc so the coming week the S5O,O00 securities as faith money, in one of our lcca banks
 "Then I suppose MT. Hearn you will be ready to let the contract?'
 No, hardly next week. You know we have agreed to donate depot, shops and terminal facilities in this city. MT. Miller's engineer was here all of this week, though very people were aware of his presence, and I did not know it myself until his departure yesterday. He has gone ever the grounds and will submit to us by the middle of next week four different routes, any one of which will be ac- ceptable to MT. Miller, and we have been assured they will be as mex pensive as possible. As soon as the report is received the Chamber of Commerce will be asked to immedl- ately secure options on them.
 .Then MT Hearn, I suppose the matter will be about closed?'
 "Yes, with one important exception, that is, we are to have another con ference with the Tax Payers League. You will remember that conference was had with these gentlemen few weeks ago at which it looked as if harmonious agreement was reached regarding the supposed objections on the part of some of our citizens. How ever the Bridge Commissioners were obligated not to disclose what tcok place at that conference, and there
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-03-24

Great interest ieenters in the con tests for state offices, especially the governors race and in Pine Bluff the interest will center largely in the race fer Congressman from the Sixth District. in which Colonel s. M. Taylor will undoubtedly be victorious. The race for United States Senator will also come in for share of interes: here.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-03-24

fore l must ask y3u to excuse me from doing so. l am at liberty to say that another conference was arranged for and will be had I hope within a
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-03-24
CONTEST ASSUMES MOST
 INTERESTING ASPECT

his hands some paopla are com mentiH% en 5h. fae that one con eern owning all =Hbe public utility in tercsta he!e might be detrimental t9 it's eft zCnshjp in the way f service Thiz idea is merely Imaginary for MT. Bridges and his associates wtl sHdcavor as in tho pas to give the public 'nc best serN co at thc most reasonable prices. This is rrobab' v the reason that the company has placed Pine Bluff men in charge of the local plants and in arranging ta add some local men 10 tta directory, It wants to have it's company close to 'he people az all times and rem edy every little disagreement slt s- lactoriIy without delay
 Gard from J. II. iIlcn fo the Citizens:
 We have sold and delivered our property of tirc Pine Bluff Company, and with t goes, 10 them our best wishes.
 Through vour patronage, 'he .ockhcldcrs have had fair return from their investment. Th's com. amy was formed when it was q doubtful investment. The founder of :, Mir. John Y. Rutherford, through his confidence in you and this c3un- ry took the hazard of seas9n j7@ fho proposition into a cafe iHvCG-m nt. He made history for th companv and without this history of earnings for while they expect enly small re- turns on their Investments they will not invest where there is a chance Of loss.
 The Pine Bluff Company owns both ghting planes, the water works aud street railway property.
 We know them as being good oper- ators and they are connected with the best and strongest banking, in- 5titutions in New York
 This concern, by owning both of ehese properties, will have earning power enough to pay interest on a bond ssue of $1,250,O00 and this amount of money will be invested in these properties. When this iA done, this company will be the main spring of our city.
 If the companies were operated separately no such mprovements could be made As a result, " would have two large sick corpora 'ons in contrass to wha,; we should have nova large, healthy, moder !! extended, progress inspiring enter prise, that will treat you with fair 7ess, with service and consideration.
 You have shown your appreciation of our efforts to help develop thG c ty by your patronage and for this, we thank you.
 Yours truly,
 Citizens Light & Transit Company,
 RV I IT Al I ,Fi[. Spcrpt9ry
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Continued on Page Fonr.)
SMILE AWHILE

and when you smile another smiles, and soon there are miles and miles of smiles Because you smile. Now smile for "Wednesday WHICH Ns. put on the famous
 CHERRY SHERRY ICE CREAM at our fountain. or
 .We Deliver 1t Quicker.'
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-03-24

Jesse R. Core went to Argent; yesterday to transact business.
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HIGHEST cash paid for furniture
81. %. Dresser.
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NOTICE 10 WOMAN

All members q Tonopah lodge p.
A. 7 intending 70 visit Goldfield o
Thursday august a. are requested
70 meet al the K G Han a. $3.50
O'Clock Thursday afternoon as auto
mobiles wIl leave promptly Of 8
O'Clock
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MAUD Z MITCHELL Correspondent
az
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MANHATTAN
MISCELLANEOUS
oENMAN,s Joe SECURE

WASHINGTON, August 20-At the
White House today a telegram was
received from a Toledo, Ohio, editor,
asking IL U. G. Denman, United
States attorney at Cleveland had
been asked to resign because of po-
litical activity in behalf of the pro
gressive party in Ohio.
Carmi A. Thompson, secretary to
President Taft, wired in reply:
''No truth in statement U. G.
Denman is to lose his position. On
the contrary his record in depart
ment is entirely satisfactory"
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newLANos. - =

WASHINGTON. August
tempts 10 secure eousid e-a-ica q 8
Newlands' resolution fer a Joint con
gressional committee 70 confer
President Taft Oh tariff legislation
failed today il The senate senator
smoot objected.
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STOCKS

The following are the closing stock
quotations. and the record Of the
days sales. as received from the
San Francisco stoct xchange this
afternoon by Joker H. z. Ep-
slime.
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Mrs. C. L. Logue. Miss NJ. L. Brad
ley. Miss Ruberta Bubb and Mrs.
Robt. II. Thomas came in from Man
haitian in the Manhattan onopah
auto company car this morning and
will spend a day or two here on
shopping tour.
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NOTICE TRIAL JURORS

All jurors summoned 90 appear So
the district court on THURSDAY Aug
ust 3, 1872. are requested not 10
appear and are excused until fur
Their order Of the court
ROBERT G POHL.
alst2 Clerk Of Court
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Marriage is civil as we'll as a relig-
lous contract, but the decree of the
Pope sets aside the right of the State
to perform a marriage ceremony and
virtually declares all marital rela-
tions which have not the sanction
Of his Church adulterous. Are our
people ready for that sort of thing?
Are they willing to encourage the
sentiment that only marriage cere-
monies performed by Roman Cath
Ollie priests are valid in this coun-
try?
Not more than a month ago-when
the new Cardinals were created
the Pope said that the present year
had been one of mourning in his
Church because of the celebration in
Italy of the anniversary Of the unfit
cation Of the nation. He lamented
the separation of the Church and
State in Portugal. And remember,
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that the boast of that Church is that
it never changes. Are we ready in
this country SO much as to consider
the union of Church and Slater
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ton, provide for their safe journey,
treat them honorably on their COM
ing, during their stay and on their
return. and resist, even to the she'd
ding of blood, whomsoever would
attempt anything against them.
I shall try in every way to assert,
uphold, preserve, increase and pro-
mote the rights, even temporal, the
liberty, the honor, privileges and
authority Of the Holy Roman Church
Of our Lord, the Pope and his sue
cessors. When it shall come to my
knowledge that some machination
prejudicia1 to those rights, which
cannot prevent, is occurring, shall
Immediately make it known to the
Pope, his successor, or some one
qualified to convey such knowledge
to him.
I swear to observe and fulfill, and
see that others observe and fulfill,
the regulations DEGREES, ordinances,
dispensations, reservations and pro-
visions Of the Apostolic mandates
and constitution of Sixtus First of
happy memory, and to combat with
every effort, heretics, schismatics and
rebellious utterances against our
Lord the Pope and his successors.
When summoned for any reason
by the Holy Father Or his successor,
I shall obey, or, when detained by
just cause, snail send some one to
present my excuse, to show due revar-
ence and obedience. [ shall never
sell, give away, mortgage Or ALLEVIATE,
without the consent of the Roman
Pontiff, the converts, churches, mon
asteries, or their benefices committed
to me. and I shall likewise observe
inviolate the constitution Of the
Supreme Pontiff Plus X, beginning
"Vacante sede Apostolica, given at
Rome on the 25th day of December
in the year 1904, concerning the
vacancy in the Holy See and the
election Of the Roman POntiff.
I swear not to receive a commits
sion from any civil power under any
pretext to propose a veto, even under
the form of simple desire, in
accordance with the constitution
"Commissum Nobis" given by Plus
x, January "a, 1904, and not to dis
close anything, no matter how known
to me, either in open conclave or to
the individual Cardinals, by writing
or orally, directly or indirectly, before
Or during the conclave; and l prom
Use to lend no help or countenance
no intervention of any civil power in
the selection OF the Pope.
Likewise I shall observe infinitely
each and all DEGREES, especially those
which have emanted from the Sacred
Congregation of Ceremonies, or
those to come from it relative to the
sublime dignity Of the Cardinalate.
Nor shall do anything repugnant to
the honor and dignity of the Cardina-
late.
Read the oath again. In the light
of what the Cardinals for this. coun-
try have sworn to do and not to do,
can there be any doubt as to where
the allegiance Of member of the
Roman Catholic Church will go,
should there arise conflict between
the authority OF this government and
the Pope? Has not the Pope already,
by decree annulled the right Of the
States OF this country to celebrate
or regulate the marriage relation?
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The Four Cardinals in America.

Wx 1INCE the daily papers are say
u ing SO much about the Roman
/. Ns Catholic Church, and what it
it is doing in this country,
and since that Church has now four
Cardinals in this country-three
having recently been elevated to that
rank-it may be well for our read
ers to see what oath these men have
taken when they are formally set
apart to their work.
If one will read the oath carefully
he will see that the dangers from that
Church, which have, from time to
time been pointed out in these col
umns, are not imaginary but real.
So far as the people Of that Church
are concerned there may be no danger
perhaps not such as we have init
mated-but SO far as the designs Of
the managers and controlling officers
of the Roman Catholic Church are
concerned their intentions, SO far as
this country are concerned, are not
altogether spiritual.
Here is the oath the new Cardinals
take:
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of the Holy

Roman Church, Cardinal Of,
promise and swear from this hour
hence as long as live to be faithful
and obedient to the Blessed Peter,
the Holy Roman Apostolic Church and
the Most Holy Lord Plus x, and also
his economically elected successors. I
swear to give no counsel; not to con-
cur in anything and not to aid in
any way against the Pontifical Males
ty or person; never to disclose affairs
intrusted to me by the nuncios, or in
their letters, willingly or knowingly,
to their detriment Or dishonor; to be
ever ready to aid them to retain,
defend or recover their rights against
all. I shall fight with all my zeal
and all my forces for their honor
and dignity. shall defend the
1egates and nuncios Of the Apostolic
See in all places under my jurisdic-
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