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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-09-29
CHANCES 0N TIE
 COTTON BELT Elmer Richards Goes to Texas and Lake Becomes Assistant Superin-
 tendent.
DANCY IS DISPATCHER
AUpOintmentS Effective October L. Lake Was Chief Dispatci,
 CT For Six Years.

Oftlelal c rculars giving notice of the change resulting from the 3D. poin.nert oi E. R eharls as super ins andent of the Fort Worth Division of the Gotten Belt were rece ved yes terdaG af ernoon at the local offices of the railroad The changes will take effect October i. They bear the 2 gnature of Superintendent E. A. PecK, of this city, and the approval of General superintendent W. N Neff, ol St.. Louis.
 c, '. Lake, who has been c!1 ef dispatcher here fer the pas six years succeeds Mir. Richards as assistant superintendent in charge of the lines sorn Of Jonesboro, and Flifton Darcy for tte past four years dispatcher
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-09-29
Many Negroes HavtP Been Sent From This City to Texas Farms tlbe
 Past Week.
LOCAL MEN P.RorEs'
Misleading Statements Ire tiMareed Them and Planters Will T Nke ,.,iou sa,~
 gar.

Wis ill fHe pasl three or fodr i may II gto lalm hands have b. sent tf7m fhis city to Fo'nts in T. at ee laaor asen x. wao reee, -alae hefe for that hurp se and 4fe sill 1n tha=a-y aHI ReparfA ship meae cotton piekers to D- and other points in Texas 1zzzns age a5s, accord ns 10 ptominen pi : r ets Id business men ef ths city, making atsmen.s to t5e negrsi a that ere misleading and they are pre- pafiu@ to protest against thele n= Vasien, h9i Whol y beeaft8 they afe talk tabor from this section that K needed, bu prime Faliy because th5y are etilns the negroes that there is suea q large cotton era2 in TeSa that they ean pick from loQ 70 - pounds I day.
 A ordine 10 Local railroad officials faftY=fonl farm hands were sent Yexas if II H $ city i'll one day aal he nnmbee is said 70 be ineTeas hs daily. One Of the labor agents staseg that he sen, q whole car load of Ee- gfses eul Of Pine Bluff that past WeeE.
 When the men arrived here one ot t1em .ad a placar.l in hts hat winch read. Wanted Cotton P'ckers For Texas When sonic of Ire planners made ktlown their disapprovai of hls plans he took down the sign and with his three partners has been workng quietiy ever since. The men are l. W. Cooper, l. P. Baiden, E., 4 Rudd and M R. Martin They hate been making ther headquarters ;,t the IIo- lei .Jeffersan They are registered from Arlingten, Teyas
 According 10 these sic are prosest- Ing against their wotb here, the men stay ar the Hotel Jefferson each nigh, but do fot appear there durng5 tae day They work about the city among fhe negroes in 4he daytime aud only make their appearance at the aotel at night
 II IS rumored that some drastic ac- on < to be taken by q number ef cotton growers against the labor agen $ should trey continue their. operations here.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-09-29
We Want Your E asiness

We are always on me lookout for something or some way to please or help you thereby ourselves.
 We have put in. busy little cleo tric machine to sharpen your old Safety Razor Blades. Price 2i for single and 35c per dozen for double edge. Saves you a. to 65c per dozen. We have Eastman HoaaKs and Sup plies Ill kinds of sundries from tal- cum powder at 15c per pound to $1.25 for small can. A full line of Brocard
 Imported Russian Perfumes, Pow ders and Toilet Waters. We have laid you about our new fountain the neat est cleanest in the city and every drink or cream made of the highest quality we keep Four delivery boys with wheels delivering as fast as they can in the city and we have a great many friends outside of the city that send us all their orders, even if they need something we don't car- ry We will send our buyer out and buy it for them. We have bought everything from meat to knitting needles. Come in to see us and make yourself at home
 CITIZENS DRUG STORE
 "We Deliver 1t Quicker.s (Most the time)
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-09-29
SNfED REFUSED .HAbEAS CORPUS Contrary to Expectations Writ Is Denied and Sneed Will Remain Tn
 Jail.
WILL BE TRIED SOON
Judge Held That killing Was Pre- mcdhated Sneed Accumpiiee
 Before Grand Jury.

Amarillo. Texas. Sept. 2$. lohn Beaie Sneed will not be allowed To enjoy the convenience ol q fashionable hotel or the EuNHries hs fortune makes possible while awaiting trial for the murder of N . sHoyee ,Ir., as he did when awaiting Heial for the killing Of l'oSce s father Sneed nus. remain in iail entil his t.sial is called. This probably will De some me in January
 Jedge Brownne Of the fortf=se4. enth district court today .cfusol sneed.s application for wit et ha- beas corpus, holding that the tcsti- mony showed that sneed had planned the death of B0Nee, aad rented l house and lain ill wait Tor him and that this act was moi ease of sudden passion. as the defense claimed, hut showed malice and forethousht The decision was q distinct surprise 10 everyone Who had followed the ease
 
 that Sneed would be allowed bond and that the habeas corpus hearing was merely for tne purpose Of fixing the amount. Sneed, if disappointed at the decision of the court, failed to show it. He sat nnmoNed as Judge Browning announced hls decision his face showing the same appearance oi stoic indifference that has marked him since the first tragedy nearly d year ago.
 Sneeds attorneys will make an ap- peal. but ii is known that 1t VIII re o,lire several weeks, possibly more, to i get action in the court of criminal ap- peals and by the time action IS hao l there his case will be ready for tfial i in the lower court.
 This afternoon Judge BfoWhlhs i transferred the Sneed ease 10 "iii- baryer county. This means that the trial will Ee held at Vernon. The case of B. B. Epping, who IS uhaer l indictment as all aceompllce, Wa" 1 transferred to Hale county, anu VIII 1 be heard at Memphis.
 There is d rumor afloat here tohisht that Eppine's testimony before 'he grand jury unfolded the details ot the plot to kill Boyee.
 It is said that an agreement ""o made with him by Sneed by WHICH Fpping was to kill Boyce i'll the event Rovce killed Sneed when Sneed anu Boyce met. Epping was 10 get fA'' 900 for the job. If Boyce killed sheeo and Ripping also the $23,ooo was to go to Eppings family,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-09-29
BULL MOOSE SPEAKER
 HERE LAST NIGHT
(. (. Sparks. Prominent Hot Springs Attorney, Presents Claims oi 'ae
 Progressi,es in This City.

C C. Sparks. a prominent attorney of Hot Springs who is touring tho state in the interest of the Ihlra partv smoke to a small crowd or ..Rnu Moosers'' at the court house last night. He was introduced py pr. A. c. Thompson, chairman ot the Bull Moose organization in this county.
 Mir. Sparks is an excellent cam raigner and although he was hahai- capped by illness and short notice TOT his Pine Bluff appearance, ne pre- ented the claims of the RooseVell- Johnson ticket in a most conVinclhs manner He reviewed at length the n4atform of the Progressives and de- z ared that Roosevelt would lose only tb,4tv per cent of the Republican, vote which he would make up among tla fprogressive Democrats and others, .;ncuring his election. He paid iiiie tr;nute to Colonel Roosevelt and as serted that the South could redeem itself and play an important part III ;he natious affairs if it threw oli the mantle of the Democratic party.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-09-29
GENERAL MENA TAKEN
 AND WILL RE BANISHED

Washington, Sept 2S.-The cruiser Cleveland left Corinto today having on beard General Mena, the recent eomnandef-inehief cf the rebellion in Nicaragua. General Mena is re- ported to be a wreck. He had to be carred to the vessel. On arrival in Pa2ama he " Il be taken to hos- pital and an recovery will be banish- ed from the American cont nent.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-09-29
TAFT WILL GALL
 SPECIAL SESSION Reported That Congress Will Be Asked the Coming  Week to Intervene in
 Mexico. Eys
R EPoRT IS DENIED
Said to Re q Political M0ve-Foreien Powers Will let If In.
 cle Sam Don't.

Washington, Sept. 2S.-It is report. ed here tonight on excellent authority and in spite of a diplomatic denial from President Taft S secretary at Beverly, Mass, that the president is |preparng to call special session of (Congress to consider armed interven- |tion in Mexico.
 The president it is understood is to |place before Congress probably this looming week, the record of an accu- fmulation of outrages against Ameri- |cans and other foreign residents in the troubled Southern republic, calculat- led to make that body take decisive |action.
 A report of communication from Foreign powers has also been prepar- ed by the State Department which projects the contention that if the United States does not act foreign na- ions must be permitted and will act n their own defense and interest.
 Without going into the motive of the Administration for such step at this Eme, it is conceded by all that if Congress does not authorize interven- ion, it will change the entire politi- fal horizon. It is pointed out that a n6 in piesf, vii hoe nrned out of power by the voters, on he principal that it is bad policy to Fade horses while crossing a stream.
 In addition to this known signlf'- ant fs'et. telegram has been seen Rere, in which ex-Senator Dick, of (hio, who is now ill Chicago is re- |orted to have told c. T. Fowler, of Few Jersey, that spec al session of Congress would be called by Presi- ent Taft next week Senator Dick
 quoted as saying that the Presi- ent will present information to Con- less that has been suppressed and
 hica IS of such nature that war III result in Mexico.
 Tne state departmens is admittedly kerting pressure on Madero by lay
 s before him the catalog of crimes | the revolution against American
 tlzens and property Added to this
 an appall ng sum of current and lst indemnity.
 The navy department, acting under
 ders from the state department,
 Is already sent the Des Molnes in-
 Mexican waters at Vera Cruz.
 ar nes are to be landed at that
 pint at the first opportunity and
 seems evident now that the oppor-
 nity will be quickly seized
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-09-29

-S mon Whitestone, through his alto neys Crawford and Hooker, yes- terday sued James Gould n Mags- trate Gabe Meyers court for ;he sum of $69 alleged to be due him as two weeks salary according to an agree melt entered into by Whitestone and Gould, and dated September 6, 1912. Magistrate Meyer set tie hearing fer Tue sday October s. Judge Gonid says that Whitestone violated hls contract With him and that he has already raid him every cent he E entitled to.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-09-29

tHTED-25 Lumber teams for hauling lumber and logs, 20 men to work at mflI and cutting timber. Pay weekly or every two weeks: good wages; good place to board if desil ed. Appl, at mill near Tarry, Ark. or Ill l-2 Main streeti room , Pine Bluff, Ark. .Eze!I staye and lumber Go. a-2S-lw
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-09-29
MRS, MAZZIE POINTERS
 IS GIVEN \ DIVORCE

Mrs.NMazzfe conye@s was granted ain absolute divorce 1,om her husband, w. G. Conyers, yesterday by Judge J. M. Elliott in the Jefferson chan cery court She was also given the custody of their little daughter, Helen ' years old. Mrs. Conyers was repre- sented by Attorney s. A. Miller. MT and Mrs. Conyers were married in this city on March IS, 1902, and lived together until June, 1912.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-09-29

ing to news dispatch. the reported coolness between royal father and sen has reached such a pitch that verlal communications have been abandoned and even written com munications have almost ceased, the sroWn Prince addressing his .equests to the Qaiser through tie Court Mar shall. The princie9s sJingofstlc demon
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-09-29

siration ill the Reehstae last NnVem- Der is declared 10 be al the bottom ol thc trouble The Kaiser has never forgiven what he termed as an unfor- tunate circumstance. His Majesty al so dlsapproyes Of many of his sens companions and of his aisinclination for the duties which would help to
 il him for his position as the next Rular Of German y:e4 - ,s. F
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-09-29

FOR RENT FURNISHED OR UNI
 furn shed broom cottage, water an light. No. 2004 South Chestnut. Apply Mrs. Ess e Wilson at Froug Departments Store. 9-19-6t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-09-29

1.-The infant child of MT. and Mrs. '. Wetb d ed yesterday after lon at the home. No. 6f9 East Pur;n avenue The funeral will be Id this morning at 9 o'clock from
 E residence. Mir. Webb is an en-
 Eye of the Marco Mills and he and
 IS. Webb have many friends wno
 mpathize with them in their be-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-09-29

and so did his little sister and little brother.
 It was indeed pitiful to see the lit tie girl, heartbroken and weak from sobbing, beg the officers to let he7. .emain. When they refused she struck Deputy Sheriff Williams over the head with a small parasol, she carried. It had to be taken from her to prevent her doing the officer harm. The boy kick d and slapped the off CeiS,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-09-29

tQaiser Wilhelm, upper left; Grown Prince Frederick, eppel, right; Tha Grown Princess BeloW).
 Berlin. Sept 2S.-.sll Germany is discussing the reported breach be- tween the Emperor and the Crown Prince, nich threatens to terminate taa more seriously tnan is HOW appar= zent to the general public? Accord
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-09-29

E. M. Doty was in Little Rock yes terday on business:
The Wrangell sentinel., 1912-10-31
West Coast Boy
 Shoots Thumb Off

"Boze" Brockman, son of Fred Brockman, while hunting one day last week, accidentally shot shot the entire thumb from his left hand with the twelve gauge shotgun he was using. The boy and his old est sister were hunting ducks on the beach near Shakan when the accident happened but luckily the Shakan happened by and the boy hailed her, was taken aboard and the boat headed for Klawock where the wound was dressed by trained nurse. Had the Shakan not hap pened along the boy would have been obliged to wait for the mall- boat, which on account of trip to Port Armstrong, was not in Shas kan yet Monday morning.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1912-10-31
Jury Judges
 Arenas Insane


 Jesus Arenas, the young Spanish lad, a painter by trade, who came to Wrangell last spring with the northward migration of cannery hands, was adjudged insane Tues day by jury composed of citizens of Wrangell. For some time past he has bee mentally deranged from the use of drugs and late actions warranted the decision of the jury which will commit the cratic pain ter to Mt. T'abor.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1912-10-31
NOTICE OF ELECTION

To the electors of the Town of Wrangell, Division No. One, Ter ritory of Alaska: Notice Is hereby given that pursuant to an Act of Congress, entitled An Act to Create a Legislative Assembly in the Territory of Alaska, to Confer Legislative Power Thereon and for Other Purposes, a general cleo ton for the election of two sen ators and four representatives to the Alaska Legislative Assembly, as provided for in said act, will be held on Tuesday, November >, 1912, between the hours of s O. clock A. M, and / o'clock P. NJ, of said day,
 The Common Council of Wran- gell, Alaska, having heretofore, by ordinance duly designated the voting precincts of said town and polling places in each thereof, the electors are hereby notified.
 That all duly qualified voters re- siding within the boundaries of voting precinct No, I of said town of Wrange!l, which are as follows: all of the incorporated Town ot Wrangell, Alaska, will vote al Town Hall Building. located on
The Wrangell sentinel., 1912-10-31
Capt. A. ". Thomas
 Pleases Audience

Captain A. W. Thomas, of Ketchikan, candidate for the legis- lature on the Progressive Home Rule ticket, addressed an appre4 ciative audience at Red Mems Hall last evening oh the important is- sues ot the campaign in the First Division, Capt. Thomas proved an interesting speaker and his decI laration of the attitude of himself and party toward the lap invasion of the fishing grounds Of South= eastern Alaska, use of food fishes for oil and gtlanc and the fsh-trap was enthusiastically received by his hearers:
The Wrangell sentinel., 1912-10-31
No Bulletins
 This Election

Owing to the Cable Ship Burn side being out of commission and in drydock for repairs, the Alaska Gable, broken between here and Sitka, will probably not be re- paired in time o transmit the pres idential election to the eager citi- zens of Wrangell and ketchikan. The only excitement along the line" will be the election returns of the Ketchikan and Petersburg Legislature elections.
 After having the cable service installed and instant comminica- ton with outside matter-of-fac every day incident for many years, the waiting for retnrns by boat will seem like them happy days in 'o8" when news from the states was an event.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1912-10-31
Not Nature Taking

Albert Flack and NJ. Katzenmey- CT, since their return Sunday from deer hunt on kuiu Island, relate the killing of female deer that has spike horns some six inches in length. The horns are still in the velvet and are peculiarly enlarged at the base, F. H. Gray has the the head and will probably exhibit the mount when finished.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1912-10-31
Uncle Dan
 Storm Bound

Rev, D: F. HVaggoner, arriving on the mission boat. Lois, reports meeting the Dan yesterday near Tokeen on her outward trip, having been stormbound ln Chatham Strait. The Lois brought mail from Sulzer and other points and will take mail 10 klawock to De relayed by the Dan, which viii not be back 10 Frangell until next week.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1912-10-31
Electric Butcheriho.

Reporting the electrocution expert ments at the abattoir in Nantes. France. Dr. S. teduc states that a large mum Der of oxen. bulls. cows. horses. hogs. calves. sheep and dogs have been slaughtered by this new method. which seems to have proved very satisfactory The current was of no volts with 100 alternations pei second.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1912-10-31
Craig Commissioners
 Distsict Established

The District Court has estab- lished a new Commissioners pre- cinct at Craig, Alaska, on thew4st coast of Prince of Wales Island. The new Commissioner is Orin Kitley, the well-known mill man, who has operated in Craig, Cop. permount and other west coast towns during the past eight or ten years, The west coast region IS badly in need of officers, as the scope of country IS large and often the number of people there reaches several thousand.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1912-10-31

 Church Street. which is owned by the Town and occupied by the Com mon Council, the same being the duly designated polling place in and for Precinct No. I, Town of Wrangell, Alaska.
 Dated this third day ot October, 1912,
 { (Signed)
 THE COMMON COUNCIL OF THE TOWN OF INTANGIBLE ALASKA.
 By J. E, WoRDEN, Clerk
The Wrangell sentinel., 1912-10-31
More Surveyors
 For Up River

Anothef party of Dominion sur veyor wefe passengers to Wran- gell on he Sophia Tuesday en route to Telegraph Creek. The partyi W. Barretti G.H Broughton and Jas. A Hildbrand; of Vancover B.C, left for Telegraph this morn ing with Chas. Roos and Fred Lewis:
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1912-08-30
To Minimize Accidents,

An interesting method Of educating
the public in the prevention Of street
accidents. which possesses possibili-
ties in other directions, employed by
the Boston Elevated Railway COM
pany. is commented on in recent
number Of the Journal Of the Amer.
lean Medical association. The rail-
way company offered large number
of prizes to high school pupils for the
best specimens of verses containing
instruction and caution in the way Of
prevention Of traffic accidents on the
streets which would appeal particu.
larly to children. The plan created
great interest among the school chill
dren. and large number of answers
were received. The company award.
ed about 200 prizes. the largest being
for $50.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1912-08-30
Early to Bed.

Some children wonder why It is that
they must always be sent to bed so
much earlier than grown folks and
many of them make all kinds Of ex-
cuses to stay up little later.
Sleep is natures provision to enable
the body and brain to rest and grow,
and most Of the growing is done by
children while they sleep, so that IL
they do not 60 to bed early and get
plenty of sleep they must lose some
of their growth. both bodily and men,
tally.
In the old days some parents were
very careless about their children's
sleep, but people understand such
things better now. and parents know
that II they want their boys and girls
to be tall and straight and bright they
must give them plenty Of sleep.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1912-08-30
(To BE CONTINUED.)
Health.

E1edlIn.
Health is state OF physical, mental
and moral equilibrium, normal func-
tionating OF body. mind and soul. 1t
Is the state when work is a pleasure.
when the world looks good and beau
tiful and the battle OF life seems worth
while. Health is the antithesis OF
disease, degeneracy Ind crime. The
laws Of health are as inexorable as
the law Of gravitation. as exacting as
eternal justice, as relentless as fate.
and their violation is the beginning
and cause of all disease. suffering and
sin. Health is the most desired OF
earthly blessings. When finally lost
1t cannot be purchased by uncounted
millions, restored by the alienist or
returned by the pulpit. Health is that
state Of happiness, faith and love
whose prototype was the first man
Adam; whose ideal is the Christ
8. ]. Crumbine. M. D.. Topeka. Kan.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1912-08-30
Ana of the Gamhler

The eighteenth century was the age
Of the great gamblers. On February
g. 1772, there was a debate in the
house Of commons on the 80 articles,
and It was noticed that Fox spoke
very indifferently. Horace Walpole sug.
gests an explanation: "He had sat up
playing at hazard at Almack's from
Tuesday evening. the 4th. till in the
afternoon Of Wednesday, the 9Th. An
hour before he had recovered e12,000
that he had lost; and by dinner.
which was at 5 o'clock. he had ended
losing 911,000. On the Thursday he
spoke in the above debate. went to
dinner at 1880 at night. from there
to Whites. when he drank till the
next morning; thence to Almack's.
where he wan 10000. and between 3
and in the afternoon he set out for
Newmarket.-London Chronicle.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1912-08-30

fancied you accepted Miss Carlisle's
invitation to drive"
81 did. afterward 1t was her car /
cranked with the spark forward"
Floyd glanced up, a ripple of incred-
llous amusement crossing his gray
eyes, but he said nothing.
"At least, set the spark as be.
lieved right" Stanton ampified, watch.
ing the effect, land when cranked.
the motor fired over. The person who
sat next to me said left the spark
wrong"
The incredulity died out OF Floyd's
gaze, but the wonder increased.
More likely 1t was changed after
you left it. perhaps by mistake" he
suggested.
In flash of recollection Stanton
saw Valerie Carlisle's little gloved
hand dart toward the steering wheel,
just before he pulled up the crank
Could she have moved the sector, and
have corrected her mistake an instant
too late? He remained silent, nor did
Floyd pursue the question.
When the first course Of tia lnnnh-