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PINE BLUFfIANS LEAVE
 PASTEUR INSTITUTE
Mrs. c. E. Leyerenz and Dr. Orville
 Campbell Discharged as Cured, After Undergoing Trent ment There.

Miss Emma White has returned from Chicago where she accompanied her sister Mrs. Charles Leverenz who entered the Pasteur Institute for treatment, after having been bitten by her pet dog which later died from ra- bies. Miss White said that Mrs. Lev erenz was discharged from the insti- tute last Wednesday and that all dan ger is practically over. Mrs. Lever eng is now visiting MT. Leverenz's relatives in Oanville, III, but will probably return to Pine Bluff the lat ter part of the week.
 Dr. Orville Campbell, young vet erinary surgeon of this iity, who was also bitten by the dog while treating it, accompanied by his brother, Dr. Jo Campbell, also went to Chicago to take treatment. and has been dis charged as 9ured. They are now visit ing in their old home, Paxton, H., but are expected to return home this week.
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House Committee on Bank ing and Currency Given
 Full Authority.
WILL PRODUCE BOOKS
Committee of Twenty-One Members May Be Reduced to Seven to
 Make Sure of Harmony.

Washington, Feb. 13.-A sweeping resolution giving the House committee on banking and currency carte blanche to investigate the Money Trust in all it's qualifications will be drafted tomorrow by the commit- tee on rules and submitted immedi- ately to the House fer action.
 Under the terms of this resolution the committee on banking and cur rency will have power to subpoena witnesses and compel the production of corporation books or other docu- c:ent funds to meet any emergency.
 It is altogether probable that a suo- committee of seven will be appointed to conduct the investigation. The full committee includes tWenty-one mem- bers, number so large that disputes as to relevancy of testimony is al most sure to develop as the hearing proceeds.
 It has been suggested that the House should select the particular seven members who shall act, but it is probable a choice will be left to the committee Itself.
 Chairman Pujo, of the committee, is drafting an outline along which in his judgment, the committee should pro- ceed. MT. Pujo is exceedingly con- servative and it is probable that his plans will be changed by the commit tee to embrace a much wider range of inquiries than he contemplates.
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REAL ESTATE AND
 TRUST COMP ANY New Concern Organized in This City Yesterday With Harry Hanf President. OPEN OFFICES SOON Has Capital Stock of S25.0O0 and Will Do Real Estate and Trust
 Business,
OPEN OFFICES SOON

The Arkansas Real Estate X Trust Company is the name of a neW con- cern that will soon open offices in this city and promises to play an impors ait part in the bushes affairs of this city in the near future. The com pany Was organized here yesterday with a capital stock of $25, ,000. lar- ry Hanf is the president, James II Allen vice president, and w. J. Lock wood, secretary and treasurer. These officers with Mrs. M. F. Ru5hel ford and Ben J. Altheimer make up the directory.
 The new concern will buy and sell real estate and do a general trust business. It is composed of energetic young business men, who enjoy d high standing in commercial circles here and who will give it their per sonal attention.
 MT. Hanf will assume full charge of the business when lthe local of fices are opened. He will sever his connections with the wholesale house of l.. & E. Werthe smer, of which he has been manager for number of years. He is a young man of fine business ability and is we'll and favor ably known throughout this section of the state.
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JUDGE LIFT BENCH 10 WALLOP MAN After Being Called a Liar Texas Jurist Stops
 Session.
THEN FINES SELF SIC
Mild Man With il Dnt! to Perform and His Performance Was a
 Success.

Midland, Texas, Feb. 13.-judgc j. H. Knowles laid aside iuricial dignity for ten minutes here today while he beat up man who had called him I liar. Judge Knowles, who is rcgard- ed as the mildest of men, was presid- ing at "a session eff the commission CTS court. A dispute over a land deal arose. Knowles had just re- marked the case was unimportant and should be passed. Commissioner Jul jus Drawer shook his fist and cXelaim- ed:
 You're a liar, Judge.
 Just a second, gentleman said the judge in dulcet tones. 'Tais court is adjourned until lick this man. And the judge did lick him. Judge Knowles stepped back to his desk and said:
 Court is again in session, Gent!e- men, let us have order. fine myself ten dollars for fighting.
 The land deal was passed.
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lLLEGED 1YHAMITER
 NOW BEING TRIED
Nan Charged With Conspiracy 70 Blow Up Los AngeEos HaH of
 Records fo Face Jury.

Los Angeles, Cal, Feb 13-A. P Maple, charged with conspiracy to }low up the hall of records with lynamite in September, 1910, was rought 10 trial today in the face e 1biections from the court and the District Attorney's office. George. |. Cabiness, of San Francisco, sitting icr Judge Willis in Department 2 1f the Superior Court, stated iron tie bench that he had heen inform d that the casc was down for th2 purpose of setting trial date. At :crney Davis. chief Hounsel foa Naple, remonstrated against any 'urther delay as Maple has been in gil over a year without trial. He demanded an immediate trial Judge sabiness demurred but following a'i 3trong argument by Davis, Deputp District Attorney Horton consented Q proceed. haes3.
 Four jurors were passed for calise ". both sides before court adjourn ed today. sA.' '
 The case of B. II. Corners was set for re-trial on April 16. Con- 1ers' trial two weeks ago. Resulted in. l hung jury.
 Action against F. J, Bender the -lird man accused of.,alleged dy- 1amiting was continued ind9finite- by the court.
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MAY YET VOTE ON
 PRESIDENTIAL CHOICE
State Central Committee May Be Re called to Place "FOr President,
 on the Election Ticket.

on the Election Ticket.
 Little Rock, Ark, Feb. 13.-There is probability that a special meet ing of the Arkansas State Democra- tic Central Committee will be called by Chairman R. P. Milwee, upon the request of many of Hhe members, for the purpose of reconsidering the vote by which at the last meeting the Harrcd resolution for a Presidential primary failed to pass. A large num- Der of the Committeeman have been writing Judge Milwee, requesting him to make call, and it is unde.- stcod that he is personally in fave.' of it. Those who have not yet writ ten the chairman, are being request ed to do so. "This proposition is be- ing presented to the voters of both parties in other states, say the friends of the direct primary then why not in Arkansas? Why should Arkansas be behind"
 The Harrod resolution provided that on the ballot at the March pri- mary. under the words "For Presi- dent,' shall be printed the names of Woodrow Wilson, Champ Clark, Jud- son Harmon, Oscar Underwood, and others who may at the time be pro- minently before the country as can- didates for the Democratic nomina- tion. The person receiving the highest number of votes shall be declared by the Committee as the first choice of Arkansas Democracy for the mo- imitation.
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$96,OOO DEED OF
 TRUST IS FILED

A deed of trust for $e6,OOO was Wiled in the office of Circuit Clerk G. B. Lytle yesterday by the Tru- lock Realty Company in favor of z. Orto, president of the Simmons Na- tional Bank, az trustee The deed of trust was executed by the Realty company on the Hotel Jefferson and Manager w. N. Trulcck stated last night that the deed was executed foY the purpose of caring for a bond is- sue.
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MANY NAMES ENTERED ''''' ''''''' ''' IN GRAPHIC CONTEST
shown in the scheule on another page of this issue.
 Call For Receipt Book.

Gall For Receipt Book.
 A contestant called at the office yesterday and stated that she would like to win one of the prizes, but she did not know what to do and how Io go about it, and there was several things about the division of the dis tricts that she did not understand She had the right spirit and the con- test man was glad to explain the contest idea to her and assist her in securing a start. Now, if there is any one who desires to know anything about the contest call at this depart ment and have a talk with the con- test manager. He understands the contest and is in position to give you pointers that will assist you a great deal in your campaign. If you con- template entering the contest and trying for one of the prizes do no, hesitate moment, send in your name at once and start out by getting all the promises of subscriptions pos sibe even get the subscriptions them selves.
 Do not be satisfied With just the 1000 nomination votes opposite you" name, but see to it that you have q great many more there Induce all your friends to pay their subscriptions in your favor. Receipt books, con- taining the amount of votes that will bye issued on subscriptions, will be furnished all those entering the con- test Call at the Contest Department of the Daily Graphic, for receipt book and start out securing subscrib- CTS at once. Remember that it makes no different to the management of the Graphic who wins the prizes, and whether they are young or old, mar ried or single.
 The prizes will be awarded accord ing to the standing of the contes.- ants when the votes are counted for. the last time, at the close. And will be delivered to the fortunate winners at once.
 Below is list of the magnificent prizes that will be given away by the Daily Graphic, if you would like to own an automobile, new piano, CT one of the valuable district prizes send in your name today and start to win one of the valuable prizes without delay.
 Summary of Prizes.
 Grand Capital Prize, No. Hive Passenger Flanders auto, 1912 Model fully equipped and valued at $s5000.
 Grand Capital Prize, No. 1.-Two Passenger, "Witt Special" Flanders automobile, fully equipped and valued It s9OO.00.
 Grand Prizes and 3-Two Hand 4ome upright Pianos, one for the city %ud one for the country, valued at 1825.0O each.
 Eighten District Prizes.-First Dis- trict Prize.-One to each district, six beautiful diamond rings.
 Second District Prize.-One to each district, six suites of furniture.
 Third District Prize.-One to each district, six scholarships.
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Numerous Inquiries Receiv- ed Relative to Automo-
 bile Contest.
l~
 GET AN EARLY START
Many Names Are Being Sent to This Department-Plenty of
 Time to Enter.

5 Many expressions of encourage ment have been received from prom inent business men and others of this community concerning the wonderful offer made by the Daily Graphic ill which more than 5000 in prizes will be awarded to twenty-two am- bitious men and women, living in the field covered by this paper, and one and all have pronounced it a praise worthy and excellent opportunity for the people of this section to obtain valuable prize for a every little ef- fort on their part. It was expected that the offer of the Daily Graphic would be enthusiastically received and create something of sensation throughout this territory, but the un- usual interest manifested by old and young has been genuine surprise.
 Close Rase Indicated.
 The indication are that the race will be closely contested from the mo- ment the first gun is fired. Many names c; prospective candidates have already been sent in and more are expected before the first announce ment of names. We do not expect to have full list of the contestants who will try for the prizes for several weeks yet. They will keep coming in from. day to day as their friends nominate them, as nominations will be accepted until the last of the 4contest.
 IN Enter Your Own Name. SNSeveral persons have asked if they might enter their own name? Yes, of course. Merely write your name and address on a nomination blank or, if that is not convenient, any blank piece of paper will do, send it to the Contest Department, Daily Graph ic office, and it will count you 1000 votes, nominate dozen or more. The more the m'errier.
 Surprises in Store.
 Many men and women will be sur ptdsed to, see their names in the list on the first publication of the names, as many of the readers of the Graph ic have already sent in the names 0: their friends and have said nothing 3abo, 1t, so there is a surprise in store |or the readers of the paper and those
 Rho have been nominated.
 N Choose some contestant who you desire to assist, give her subscril- tion for a few months, other friends will see the name, and the way the votes will pile up from that time on will be surprising.
 M About Subscriptions.
 Votes will be issued on all cash brought in on subscriptions, wheth- Fer the subscriptions are old or new, lin advance or in arrears, if they are asked for at the time the money is paid into the office.
 Votes will also be issued on all or Sders of job work sent in from the country districts. votes to be issued as
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-02-14

Bank of Pine Bluff, returned yester- day from a several weeks stay in Hot Springs He went there for treatment for his right hand, which was injured in cranking an automo- bile some months ago and the us2 of which is now almostly entirely restored to him.
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Mrs. T. J. Gray who has ben fisifing her sister, Mrs. ". Y Clafk- on West Fifth aveHnes has returned D her home in Little Rock. She vas accompanied by Mrs. Clark and Miss Mildred Clark, who will spend saF- eral days with her
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SPECIAL

Just received a high grade line of Combs and Brushes. As an introductory effer we will allow 20 per cent dis count on any Comb and Brush purchased while displayed in x our window. N DRUG STORE
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-02-14

Mrs. ]. D. Niven. of Tucker, was shopping in the city yesterday.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-02-14

Joe Watson, of Tucker, spent yes terday in the city on business.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-02-14

J. D. Currie, of Winchester. spent yesterday in the city on business.
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-07-25
HINEsBURG.

Mr. and Mrs, Emerson Place Of North
Dakota are guests Of his brother, Wallace
Place.-Mrs. L. l.. Shinville and daughter,
Ethel, Miss Arletta Shinville of Rurling-
ton, Edwin and Harold Davies of
Canal oharie, Y, visited here Thurs
dav.-C b. Moore and family are moving
TO Burlins ton-Mr. and Mrs. u. j. Boyn-
ton are IN camp at Lake Iroquois.-Mrs.
w. f. E1eld and son OF WASHINGTON.
d. c.. are guests OF Mrs. Fields parents.
Mr. and Mrs. II. NJ. Hull-Mrs. Joseph
Bushey has returned from South Hero,
where she spent six weeks with her
daughter. Mrs, Hardy.
Miss Caroline 9. Weed. Miss Mary Weed
and Mrs. William A. Hubbard of Cedar
Rapids, Ia. are visiting Miss Sada Weed.
Mothers meetings will be held with
Mrs. Cooper and Mrs Charles Hubbell
on Thursday afternoon OF this week.
Pie Hope Circle Of Kings Daughters will
meet with Mrs. O. A. Baldwin Friday
afternoon.-Iewis Jodoin OF Lawrence,
Mass. spent the past week with his
brother. A. c. Jodoin,-The Rev. N c.
Gushing and wife have returned after
visiting in New Hampshire and Massa-
chusetts. Mrs. Cotton and children, who
have been visiting at c. w. Pierce's, re-
turned to Boston Tuesday
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CALEDONIA COUNTY
HARDW1CK.

The baseball game here Friday be.
tween the Chinese and the local team vas
won by the locals. 3 to 2--Miss Gertrude
Davis returned Friday from a weeks
outing at Caspian lake At the cottage Of
Mr. and Mrs. G. r. Terrill.--Mrs. Grace
Lebourveau is visiting at e. M. Daviss-
Miss Phoebe Luther of Burlington Ia
here.-Mrs. Charles Carr, who has been
in the Mary Fletcher hospital for treat
ment, returned Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. spauiding are camp
ing at Joe's pond.-The Barre Athletic
club was defeated by the local base
ball team at Prospect park Saturday II
to TO- The local team has played IL games
this season and won all.-Miss Ina Witt
OF Bradford has been visiting NJ. G..
Morse for few days.-James Eaton Of
Hyde Park was the guest of Z. M. Jor-
dan Sunday and Monday.-The Hon H.
II. Powers Of Worthwhile was In town
Monday.-Miiss Hattie Severance Of Glou-
cester. Mass, Is visiting at the Hines
brothers.-Miss Mabelle Jacobs. who has
been visiting in Maine for three weeks
returned Saturday Sumner r.. Darling
Of Burlington was the guest of his par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. S. f. Darling, over
sunday.-Mrs. Martin Rockwell of Mont
relier is visiting her daughter. Mrs. Fred
McAdams.-Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Pauquette
visited in Montpelier Monday.
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MILTON.

Mrs. b. d. Martin has returned from a
few days in Boston.-Clarence Comstock
and Raymond Russ Of Schenectady have
been guests for few days at William
Prentiss's .-Aldis Hewey is at home from
Springfield. Mass. for a two weeks vaca-
tion.-Mr. and Mrs. Aiken S. Demo of
Cambridge. Mass. are the parents OF a
IL pound girl, born the 20th Mr.. Den
no Ia Milton hoy.-Miss LILA Massey Is
spending her vacation at her fathers,
Oliver Massey.-Mr and Mrs Malcolm
Allen and daughter OF New York city
have been visiting his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Allen.-Mr. and Mrs A. b.
Sturges attended the funeral Of his sister.
Miss Laura Sturges. at Enosburg Fails
Monday Mrs. f, VI. Wead of Ocean
Springs, Mo. and Mr.. and Mrs. Lyon of
Minneapolis, Mimi, are with their sister
Mrs II, II. Beeman.-Mrs Winona Cor
mia and children have returned from a
visit In Worcester and Barre Miss Ger
trude Phelps Is visiting her father. Ray
Phelps, in Richmond.
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JERICHO CENTER.

Hovey Jordan was In Bur1ing ton
Friday.--Mrs. George NJ. Willard and
Miss Urania willard have returned
from a few days at Malletts Bay.
guests at the Hall cottage.--Gordon
Smith remains about the same.-NIiss
Florence Rice and Miss Lucy Lang of
Chicago have been guests Of Miss
Rice's sister. Mrs. c. c. Bicknell, for
a few days while on their way to the
White Mountains.-Mrs. H. p. Hail.
who has been seriously Ill. Is improv-
ing.-Dana Isham has returned from
n visit with his grandparents in Will
liston.-A1 interesting program is
being arranged for the Jericho Bolton
underhill Township association meet
ing. to be held here July 30. Mr.
Bailey, a Sunday school worker in
Vermont and New Hampshire, will
speak. He will be accompanied by
Mrs. Bailey. who will also have a part
on the program.-Duane Hurlbut who
has been at home for several months
Following an operation for appended
tbs. has returned to Northfeld.-Mrs
Gregory of Bolton has been at Albert
McI.aughlin's for a few weeks.--Miss
Hazel Lyon entertained fite Of her
young friends with doll party, which
was much enjoyed by those present
Mrs Bert Ballard and young child and
Mrs Billiards. mother. Mrs. Myette, of
Ticonderoga, n. Y. are visiting rela-
tives here. MIR. Ballard has returned
home
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CHITTENDEN COUNTY
W1NOOSK1.

Antoine Demarais, Jr., was arrested Sat-
urday afternoon in Winooski by Chief of
Police Barber. charged with breach Of the
peace. But the charges may be more Sc
we're AS the boy, who is an epileptic. at
tempted to take the life of his mother.
While neighbor was visiting he searched
around the stove for the shaker to strike
his mother, but she coaxed him and think
ing him subdued he then attacked her with
his fists. He secured n Ratchet and was
going after her when his father, whu
works nights in the mills. was awakened
and threw him on the bed where a tussie
ensued for nearly an hour before he con-
quered him. Mr.. Demarais had a warran mt
made out for the boys arrest and they
Will make an attempt to have him sent
to the State hospital for the insane at
Waterbury. few weeks ago it was
thought he meant to attempt to kill his
mother he would get up out Of bed at night
and come to her bedside. The young man.
his parents say, when but six or seven
years old. drank water out OF a brook in
Milton. He told his mother that he swal-
lowed leaf. Shortly afterward he began
to complain to his parents and they doc
tored him as best they could until finally
they consulted physician.
After removing to New Bedford,
Mass, he became worse and was re-
moved to the State hospital in Pal
mer, Mass. where he threw up a liar
about seven inches long, followed
shortly afterwari by nine shorter
ones. This seems to nave been the
cause of the young mans attacks
which are not exactly fits as he does
not froth at the mouth. hut stiffens
and falls to the floor, with his heart
beating at terrific pace. His face
becomes larger than normal size and
his body and arms twist The young
man is the son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Antoine
nemarais of Maple street AMI they
came here about two years ago.
shortly after their arrival. he threat
cned to take his own life, and his
mother took away large butcher
knife
y. and Mrs. A. S. Hill, who have been
touring the western coast and southern
California, have been detained on their
HON oward trip at Denver, Colo. where
their young son, Morgan, underwent an
operation for appendicitis.
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FERRISBURG.

Postmaster and Mrs. F. G. Cushman at
tended the Vermont League of Postmas-
tiers held at Bristol Wednesday and
Thursday.-Mrs A. j. Cushman. who has
been i'll for number Of weeks, is much
improved.-A. ]. Cushman suffered a
painful accident Saturday while raking
hay. The seat broke throwing Mr.. Cush-
man to- the ground underneath the rake.
The horse then became frightened and
ran, dragging its driver underneath the
rake. Fortunately the rake tripped or
dumped and allowed Mr.. Cushman to es-
cape with several bad bruises He Is get
ting along as we'll as could be expected
The Rev. ]. +. Leonard of Brandon
preached at the Methodist Episcopal
Church Sunday.-Mrs. J. l.. Pecu has
finished work at Bristol.-A horse driven
by C. s. Martin and his mother became
frightened and upset the carriage. The
occupants We're thrown out. but escaped
with few bruises.--Miss Cora j. Bard Is
at home for the summer on her annual va
vacation from Cambridge, Mass.-Mr. and
Mrs. Il. w. Field have gone to Provi-
dence, r. |.