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the yentilating shait into the cellar, where he forced ihe tars ef $ WiHdcW and eTaWled into the prison yard
 Once there, the work of sealing { thirty-foot wall was ridieuIouslf easy Commissioner Daushefty, wAe is in charge of lie aearca for the esc5 2ed criminal declares Forsby is one of the most desperate law break CTS and most dangerous in the eorn try. EEen his intimates in the ufl- derworid are said-~ts1 have fought shy of doing joba with him, because ol apparent une0neer0 with which he would look upon the killing of a per son. He was under charges Of having committed two murders, when he c&- caped. Fors;y was known by his as sociates to have carried a magazine revolver, eqolppod with silencer and with which 4e declared he cou'G bump off a ne3b as easily and quiet ly as spitting in his face.
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F PASTORAL NE2RCFG
 CAnfI7 IN FORCE
Case OyeFfloWing With Proximity Air- cd l'eE0ge Magistrate
 Meyer yesterdaF.

Practically all the negro popula- tion in the district of Pastoria were in the city yesterday to attend the trial of Alex Batch, negro, who was arraigned yesterday afternoon in Magistrate Ga5e Meyers court on q charge of assault and battery The case was tried before jury and Batch was found guilty and fined $1 and costs. The fine was paid.
 A number of witnesses were sum- moned and some of the testimony was of the most profane nature. The ar rest of Batch came about after he had administered whipping to his wife for cursing him out.
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[LD0 PROTECTED LH[ UNDERWORLD btaia Hayes Testifies and Efforts to Shake Him Proved Unsuc- cessful.
FOLLOWED ORDERS
Police Commissioner Waldo Tc!a Him Not to Raid Disorder
 1y Houses.

kE York, Sept. 1.-Poliee Commits Ia Waldo deliberately prevented Erng of evidence agains; the dis Ey houses CT the raiding of ques- bbe resorts according to tasi- M adduced today at the trlal of ksin Cornelius V. Hayes, dem2t ted |galdo and now being tried en kgs of neglect of duty.
 kldo was in charge of the police h Hayes was an inspector, is still I of the police department of New K City and responsible alone to mayor Hayes in his own de- Ee proved tha; Waldo had insturct- |him mot to send his men into Irdsrly houses" In ether words secure evidence Or to make raids. Esis,ant Corporation Counsel fence Farley, who is prosecuting les, put the captain through a
 e-hourss grilling of cross eXami- ton but failed to shake his tesri-
 the Rosenthal murder end of the fmystery, of which Hayes trial @ one small outcTopping, an ln- sing development came whecl fy Korter, a night bel.bby on the Glnb, ill. 1l.alsd Assistant Dis Attorney Rubins that he had been ted $50 to testify before the grand tthat ke had seen "Dago Frank fhci isl the gray murder car on &alght of the Rosenthal killing.
 De bellhoy denies that he say the fdfr, calming he was in the cle-
 at one of the upper floors of EAetrcpole hotel when the shoCt- ltsck place. Korter also informed
 District Attorney's effice tfat
 nk Walsh, another witness, who
 hed the city, is in New Smyrnia,
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BRYAN HEADS ADVISORY COMMITTEE

W York, Sept. 7.-The advisory llttee of the Democratic National llltee of the campaign of 1912 announced t6day. William Jen- ffyan was appointed caairman. candidates before he Balti-
 co1Vention have all been ap- ed and accepted.
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i've Wire which ignited he E'ofK In the garret of the home HA Waldron, No. 1921 West Sec rSenue, called out the fire de- 'ns yesterday evening at '
 The small blaze was quickly splsned and the damage was
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Musicians Union No. 450 will meet this afternoon in regular semi monthly session at the Labor Tempe on West Barraque street Following the business session Scott's Band will have a rehearsal.
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Whl1ESIONE LEAVES PACKING COMPANY Fiscal Agent Resigns, But Plans of Concern Will Be Perfected By Judge
 Gould.
MEETING IS CALLED
Stockholders Will Gather uera Thursday and Engage Pfac.
 tical Mamaepr.

simon Whit st ne, who aas bzen promoting the packing bouse= aad stock yarls te be established ia this city bE tA ArHan a. Packing Com paNN. has fenderej his resignation as difoc or and fiscal az f5r the concern and has been succeeded by Jlldss James Gould, WIG will take np the proposition where Mr. White stone left off aGl push it through to suceess. Mir. Milestone has not ann nneed his plans, but Ae will most likely el gage in business here. He leaves ne Packing Company with the hes wishes Of his associates and his retirement will in no wise interfere 8i'h=t the successful plans that are being perfected and carried out by the Arkansas Packing Company Of Gcia.s.
 Pr sid Tt P. P Byrd and Secretary James Goull of he Packing Gompa V nave issued le ters 10 the s.ockhold- CTS and ofaer5 interested in the en- terPfise, calling an important meet ing, to be held in ths city Thursday, September 122, a l:30 o'clock. It is earnestly desired that every stock halder and ethleas @ho are interested latEmd. =
 Fh9 meeting will be an important one The large amount of packing house stock sold by Judge Gould and his assistants since he took hold of the proposition has already insured the success of the proposed plant. At the meeting the matter Of employing practical packing house man ta manage and build the plant will be discussed and disposed of.
 Iii his letter to the stockholders, President P P Byrd says:
 Al meeting of your Board of Di1ec DTS held today under authority cf the bylaws of the Arkansas Pack irg Company it is ordered that call be issued fer a stockholders meeting to be held in the Chamber of Com merce rooms in the City of Pine Bluff, Thursday next, the 18th day of Sep- tember, 1912, at 30 p. m,
 Your Beard of Directors, afer a thorough investigation of the affairs of this Company and the conditions prevailing good crops and prosperity cn every hand, believe that we should take immediate steps looking 10 the construction of this plant, and the employment Of a practical Packing House man to supernteEd same and manage after completion That the plant can and will be built we do not think there is any doubt
 We urge that you come in person 10 this meeting, as it is your coun- sel and advice We want If you can- not possibly come, give the enclosed proxy 70 some one who will come to represent you. Again we urge you 10 lay aside your business and attend this meeting. A Packing Plant for South Arkansas means more than any of us have ever realized.
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J. T. Jaynes, of Shreveport, La, is in the city presenting some of hls Caddo oil field holdings to local in vestors. Mr. Jaynes is one of the most successful and best known oil land dealers in Louisiana. He will probably remain in the city for sev- eral weeks.
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NOTICE.

All Banks, Members of the Pine Bluff Clearing House Association. will be closed Monday, September 9, 1912 General Election Day, A Legal Holi- day
 Pine Bluff Clearing House Assn. 9-7-2t NJ. E. Bloom, Manager.
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Mrs. Atcaiey, he trained nurse who has been al rmaughon for tse past three weeks attending several patients in the hone Of MT. Mosley, returned 10 tAe city yesterday after uocn.
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MISS ANA GANTT,S
 NAME WAS OMITTED

h the list furnished the newsna. 2ers recently of the names of teach CTS assigned in the various public schools of the city, the name of Miss Anna Can't was omitted in listing them for publication. Miss Can't, who is one of the most popular and eff cient teachers in this city, will have charge of the sub-freshman grade at the High School,
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WILL SEND TROOPS ACROSS TIE BORDER President Taft Gets Out of Patience With Mexican
 Outrages and
 Will Act.
MAKES FLAT DEMAND
Mexican Ambassador Hurries Home tn Deliver Message to Madero
 Government,

Washington, Sept 7.-Maiar Wood. chlet Of staff Of the United States army, received an order from presi- dent raft at Beverly this aftern5 on to send two mere regimen s of cava]- ry 0 the Mexican border ar once Tho President regards the situation in he southern republic as grave and tele- phoned his instructions to Maisr Gen eral Wood.
 Mexican Ambassador Manuel Cal eTo left hurriedly for Ms>ico .odav. following a fla demard from the American government that the Ma dero governmen' take steps at once to protect the lives and properties of Americans in Mexico. Unless such steps are taken President has ln- formed MT. Calomo thar American troops Will be sent across the border. The United States authorities have reached such state in the neighbering republic tat he is ready to move a large force of men into Mexico at a moments notice.
 The Thirteenth cavalry from For Russell and he Ninth from Fcrt Riley, Kansas, were sent to fba borGer this afternoon. If troops should be ordered aerass4s~tl1e border new a larger better equipped and more rapidly moving %8 force could be brought into action than was on the field in the Texas mobilization last yoor
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-09-08

Frank Milner, president of the Boosters, left yesterday afternoon for Clio, where he will spend Sunday with friends.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-09-08

C. k. Philpot left yesterday for Chi cago, Battle Creek and Detroit tc spend several weeks.
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Ten Men Executed.

Mexico City, Sept Ut is report ed here tonight that ten men. caught redhanded in retel 3lots within the city, were executed at the military execution grounds on Anzures plains, near this city today. Govern- ment and army officials will neither affirm nor deny the report, but it ia credited by all the newspapers. Scores of arrests have been made for allee- ed participation in the plot. Thous- ands are alleged to be involved in the plan for the uprising, which is sched- uled to take place on September 16, MeXicos independence day.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-09-08

Miss Catherine Bolin, of Wainsville, La, is in the city the guest Of Mrs. J. A. Bolin.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-09-08

Leo Hardin, of Gray, is visiting relatives in the city.
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that the MIN has received an ofncisi
o. k..' and then we will be sa tished."
The passage OF a moving picture ordi-
nance to regulate the chaotic condition
OF such shows was practically assured
to-day by many members of the Board
OF Aldermen. No question Is raised by
them as 10 the dire necessity Of such an
ordinance. but opinion Is divided over
one particular point, and that is the in
corporation In the proposed ordinance
OF clause establishing censorship. The
arguments against such a CLAUSE ars
many and varied. but II u generally ad-
mltted that drastic laws are needed 10
visilantly guard against the dangers OF
the generally bad effect of the films that
incits tho minds, Of the young particu-
larry. to deeds OF violence.
Alderman Ralph Folks. who has
drafted an ordinance which Includes
everything but censorship, said to-day
he was against censorship generally, be.
cause =, thor~h' II vas IN american
and against the freedom Of the State.
lac N.dcirar however satf II Il was
the general desire among the members
OF the board for such clause he would
stand ready 10 waive his objection to Il.
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Stirred BY Blood CurdIil,g Movies
BOYS in Lot Shoot at PLaymates


bayAng ~ ys and Nsng crowd Of
.
policemen
~ yAsg
D1seuseo.
~ n
.eSSss
saaabss "buiAoss"w~s
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sanay and Kieine. Patrons OF its ser
vice nre denied the right 10 use the
products OF other companies. Aside from
the General Film Company there are
several distributin; agencies FOR the
various indepe ndent companies. and then
there are what are known as state 3
rights for feature men," These latter
work as free lances. ami when they OBJ
tain a film calculated to make a succesq
they dispose OF the rights to show Il
by States.
All Of the companies are supposed TO
show their pictures TO the National
Board Of Censorship before they are ex-
hibited publicly. An afiidavit to the ef-
feet that the picture has been given Of
ncinl scrutiny 10 supposed to accompany
each film. The Exhibiting Association
claims to be responsible for this censor.
ship body.
But We don't know this 10 the best
method OF insuring the public mono but
good pictures" said several members Of
the committee to-day. I'VE are willing
to try any plan determined on. We
want to avoid the blame II there shouf /
be any. We want to know that each
f'lm has been approved by some govern
Ing body. commission or something else:
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Try a. you will. after an application
Of Danderine. You cannot find single
trace Of dandruff or . loose or falling
hair, and your scalp will not itch. but
what will please you most will be
after a few weeks use. when you will
actually see new hair. fine and downy
at firsi-yes. bu, really new hair
growing all over the scalp. -.
A little Danderine now will imme-
d a,ely double the beauty Of your hair
No difference how dull, faded. brittle
and scraggy, lust moisten . cloth with
Danderine and carefully draw II through
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occupy for adults At that time.
by segregatins the children and say
Ing only At what hours they shah be ad-
United. We expect to 80 Q long way
toward graduating many evils which
now must exist no matter haw we seek
to prevent them. With US FORBIDDEN 10
admit minors unless accompanied by
parents or guardian. what 10 to prevent
q little girl from putting herself In seri-
Gus danger by stopping a stranger on
the corner and asking him to buy her
ticket into the shown
with the children allowed to buy
their own tickets at certain times this
DANCER would be removed almost en-
tirely."
Senator Robert r. Wagner has q bill
amending the Penal Code In this con-
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HAIR STOPS FALLING, DANDRUFF y
DIsiPPEiRS- Is CENT ''DANDER|NE''
Save your Harl Bcautify It'll Invgorate your ScalpI
Danderine grows hair and we can prove It,

your hair. taking one small strand At 2
time. The effect Is immediate and
,masing--your hair will be light, fluffy
md wavy and have an appearance Of
abundance; an incompatible iusiss
softness and luxuriance. the beauty ans
simmer Of true hair health.
Get a 25-cent bottle " Knowltons
Danderine from anv DRUGS ore or toilet
counter, and prove to yourself tonight
-now-that your hair is as pretty and
soft as anv-that IL has been neglected
or injured by careless treatment--thats
all
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ton y to place the business Of sx.
hihitins motion pictures on such q
plane that Il viii command the unan'-
mous appreciation Of the commun''y'
and
or ordinances completely governing ana
regulating the conduct OF "e~'ns PIC
sBs Il resolved. that this esso.
cation, pursuant 10 IL purpose ana
obSso,, demand Of the sovsrning bodies
Of me community such laws and resu-
iations A. will allow the exhibitor
"r1rut-ro exnipit MINIS which nave
bssa pros..,y censored.
"Seoond-To conduct his business IN
such quarters n shall allow an IN
CREASED seating capacity under sais
and approved conditions.
"Third-To admit minors DURING cor
tain hours under ideal conditions IN
ciuding tire employment OF guy
iiosnssd matron whose salary Do palo
by the exhibitor. responsible TOT her
charge 10 the governing authoriuse.
"And BE II Further Rssolved-ThaS
tAis body 70 on record - being 10
hearty accord with all the recommehoa'
Stons embodied IN the Polk ordinance
now before tho Board OF Aldermen ana
strongly urge Its speedy passage.
this body recommend the amendment OF
that section OF the Penal Code govern
ing the admission OF minors TO places OF
public amusement. inasmuch as the sec
ton referred TO was enacted long De-
fore the advent OF the motion picture
theatre.
And Be II Further Resoived-That
the manufacturers Of motion pictures DO
urged to inject into their product more
Of the educa tionai element.
"And BE II Further Resoivsd-That
the members Of this association condemn
the use OF such posters or other lobby
display NJ does not pertain 10. or which
misreprcsents In any sensational man
ner the Aims being exhibited on the
screen.
"And BE II Further Resolved That n
copy ot these resolutions be sent to OK
hlbs,ors In other cities. urginS them TO
cooperate for the advance and uplift
OF motion picture exhibiting.
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nection In preparation, and plans TO Of
fer II at the next session Of the Legls-
lature.
our only guide a. TO the nims we
will display In our houses next week.
said Mr.. Ascher, ''is n schedule fur
nished us by the disl ributing company.
This schedule shows the day when a
flm will be available for theatre
which has purchased the right 20 !, for
It's tenth, fifteenth, twentieth or what
ever day has been named.
I'm other words, . theatre-ovnsr will
buy the rights, for instance, TO all the
films OF . certain company on tho
thirteenth day Of their ass. The thea
tree which can AFFORD 10 pay the big
gest prfces-the Broadway houses-get
them their FIRST day. others get them
for the second day and DO on. This
schedule shows whn the thirteenth
day win arrive, and then the theatre
owner knows he 10 to have The Bad
dest had Man Of the Plains.' or what
ever the name of the MIN happens to
he. In the meanwhile he doesn't know
what that Aim In. He only knows II II
part OF the service he II getting from
q distributing company"
Mr.. Ascher said practically every
house In New York showed one Of two
varieties Of Aims. The "trust' houses
sooner or later used all the filns put
out by the General Film Company. and
the others all the films Of the inde-
pendents.
''ft 10 only . question Of VINO win paw
the most TO have them nrst," he said.
HOW ThG TRUST FiLMS ARE
DISTRIBUTED.
The General FUN Company. me So
called trust" Is a distributing COM
pany for ten producing companies--vi-
tasraph.. Edison, Biograph. Kalem
Psthe Freres. Melics. Lubin. Seliz. Es-
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LAW DESIRED THAT WILL
REGULATE PATRONAGE.

I'VE would be willing to 70 further
than 10 outlined In the resolutions" said
NJ. Aschsr. discussing n. 'and advocate
Q rule providing for the ssgreGation Of
children. A law which would admit
children only at certain hour Of the
afternoon On school days aad with .
longer time on other days. would be
welcome.
1--WE don't want the children ~ all at
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BLAME THE film
MAKERS FOR THE
lUR|D MOVIES"
Exhibitors Say They Are
Forced 10 Buy Pictures
that Are Trashy.
ANXIOUS FOR REFORM.
Ordinances that viii Compel
Improvement and Protec-
don of Children Desired.
ANXIOUS FOR REFORM.

1sAn vino ssaducs the smaller moving
Dleturs theatres Of New York charge
ths makers Of the Aims and the CON-
paniss which distribute them with me
biams for the iur1d. sensational and
oftsa-tin.s hdsosnt photo-psays shey
dSsDlAS.
Tray sssSsaA thsy srs sess,utsiy ~
~ ossvy q ne concerns furnsshans
The Aims-thaA shsy have no say ~
GArains ths pictures they shall display
aal slsas esnsraiiy thsy - The pte-
turss for the frSt time when thsy ssV
protected upon tbs screens IN their own
houses.
Doing further. the exhibitor contend
they are not to blame for the glaring.
iurid. and frequently fraudulent and
misleading Autographs displayed In
front Of the houses. u 10 CHARGED the
hus,nsss Of furnishing MthosrAphs to
ahvssties AiSns 10 separated from the
manufacture a. distribution q the
pAeee-piays. end - IN the hands Of q
ssw inAspsndsat osmpaniss. II b said
thee eosApsniss frequently N " iitho-
sra0hs - snA thsmssivss and without
rsesrd 10 the story Of the nhn being
advertised. These iithoGraphs are rented
"a shs exhibator~
nev., Ar,oNe NAN, nv A nou
s.,.rr .,.
VI o""c"s'
surprising story OF the conditions
under which moving picture theatres
must operate was told to an Evening
Word reporter to-day by Q COMMITTEES
rspressa1ns 20 Of the smaller theatre
own~rs Of the sreatsr ea<v rhsss thea.
49,. vh,ch r.nr.,.cs sNon, Nj ~ ~.
~, - 49, ~ 49,
sx M x' .ns
o tsos s.s'esuns ~soc'suoo
. orsessr New xosS.
Net sally - ~ q IL mercy Of
~ Osople fron whom We ~ cur
alna" said ssdnsy Asohr. who was
!. . ss..., S..., on; ~
~
csl" our muu.ty ana ~. os'"s .eo'
iset 10 various interpfeeat'ona OF Jaws
sN0posed to anect us. We are anxious
~ Improve conditions. We want to sls-
vsss the moving picture theatre and
maks u ~ nstrumsat Of sood IN the
es@ns.aty. aad that = what oar srsan'
49," - ns 20 80. 49,.
e w S p'os
~ tne erSesG oV~saeAuee Wns1e nSs
= - vaudeville oo1y 0ofhDu picturoo-
- q them. In the veruAcvlae Of the
a.dnstry. srs "truak.' ho.,sss. rhsss use
60. ehtsinsA srou TIA O>uerai Film
Cc.ncan, .rcay.,vs,v c.v,rr . "I,esn..,.
"s -. ~. ,.,,s,.. -, ~
We. 'o' WY ss
comnnpv. THE other theatres potronixo
y. =
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ANtN0 the poelTtoN q
THE ASSOCIATION.

'WAeeeAs. great deal has been eAid
aAd Published which places the motion
picture exhibitor n an unfav0rAbls
liSAs toward the community. and
"Whefeas. the commercial system In
ne moving picture buainsss 10 suoh
that the exhibitor b not responsible
for the instances which have been cited
Agnlnat him. and
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.'GETS.lT'' WiII Get
 Any Corn, Sure!
Almost Like Magic. Guaranteed.
You'll Quit. Everything Else for "cETSlT."

Any corn just loves to be cut and gouged but it's mighty rough on you. Plasters and salves usually take away some Of the toe with them, and leave the corn to flourish.
 The new corn cure 'GETS-ITs is perfectly harmless to the healthy flesh, but 1t does 20 for corn, bunion, callous or wart right off She reel, The corn shriveIs away from the healthy flesh and drops off.
 You can apply "GETS-IT'' in two seconds and it begins its work right off. Pretty soon you'll forget you ever had corns or bunions.
 "GETS-IT'' is sold at all druggists, at 25 cents a bottle, or sent on receipt of price by +. Lawrence tS Co.,, Chicago.
 Sold in Pine Bluff by ltizens Drug Co.,, Mann-Tankersley Drug Co.,, Sea- wells Pharmacy, Brasher's Drug Co.,, Central Pharmacy, W. l.. Dewoody &