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The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1912-02-22

tlOll WlllCIl Juuge Udry COulu amel
iorate with stroke of his pen.
The banquet hall is dark. The
diners are gone. The tables are
stripped of their linen and viands.
And somewhere in that deserted room,
shrunken so small that the servants
failed to see it when they swept out
the crumbs, is Judge Gary's Beauti-
full Altruism.
Roosevelt and the Tariff
! Once in his life Theodore Roosevelt
almost expressed an opinion on the
tariff. question. In preliminary
draft of one Of his messages, as it
came from the printer, was this SEN
tence:
'In later message shall discuss
the tariff"
Senators Aldrich and Lodge and
Speaker Cannon saw that pregnant
sentence, and Immediately they
rushed to the White House. Presto!
when the message was finally SUBJ
mitted to Congress, there was no
reference to the tariff.
Aside from that, no living man can
point to any written or spoken opin-
ion that Mr.. Roosevelt ever expressed
on the tariff question.
A Standpatter's Wall
The Senate was discussing the bill
for the establishment of a .Children's
Bureau in the Department of Com
merce and Labor. Senator Borah,
the author of the bill, had gone to
great lengths to explain how the huge
corporations were exploiting little
crushing them, with hard
toll, while they were yet Of tender
years. He explained that the bill con-
no interference with the
proper relation OF parents toward their
and that its purpose was
merely to provide for the collection of
statistics and information on which
the separate states and municipalities
might base a solution of the problem
Of child welfare.
Gin the great cities,' said Senator
Borah, "little children tester and
swelter and steal and starve and die.
This bill is designed to aid Them"
By this time Senator Hepburn was
earring his hair. When Mr.. Borah
finished he rose in. his place and for
wo hours complained of the "uncon-
of the bill. His final
argument was that Abraham Lincoln
vas poor boy.
Some Bald Facts.
The Republican campaign fund in
9O8 ammounted to 81, 1855, 518.27.
The Democratic fund was $500, 664.27.
The Republicans had more than
million in excess of the Democrats.
The number who contributed to
he Republican fund was IL, 23O, and ;
D the Democratic fund $4,000. In ,
Their words, the number of contribu- !
ors to the Democratic fund was six I
ines greater, and their contributions s
to million dollars less. I
he contributors to the Republican 5
and, as a rule, were interested in I
the money coming from I
UGH men as j. Pierpont Morgan,
'harles P. Taft, Andrew Carnegie,
'harles M. Schaub, John Jacob Aston ,
nd the heads Of the various wooden ,
Hills who desired the passage of the :
ayne-Aldrich law, together with do :
atoms from the Wall street banks, =
abroad magnates and individuals r
epresenting the tariff trusts.
The contributors to the Democratic q
md were not personally interested h
! Legislation. y
The contributors to the Republican
Ind ranged from $4,000 down.
ard, while contributions to the
fund ranged from IS, 600
Dwnward.
.sElevating" the Workingnan.
President Mckinley, in one Of his
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1912-02-22

Half m hour il all the time re-
CURED to dye IN article with
PUTNAM FADELESS DYES.
Any one can do Il, - simply
boiling The goods with ths Dc
, Ill that = necessary.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1912-01-26
News ~
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
oieOO

Department "f ia" Interior, T.. =. Land
once ~ Tu"umrari. y. Mexico
January -. lal"
Notice i, here hv given that George
VI. Vincent, of House. y. Mex, who IN
July 20. 1905, made n. H., No. 5000.
for NWlI, Section ~, Township ) ~.
Range - f. \. NJ, T.. Meridian. has
flied notice of intention 10 make Final
Five Year Proof, Ia establish claim "a
the land abov" described. before Reg
istor aud Receiver T.. =. Land Onicr. at
Turumcari. y. VI. on the Sth day Of
March. 1912.
tIaimau, name, ~ witnesses: New
ton Thornton. 4. W. RIy-rs, i. II Ia
srus, l.. Darucll, all of House, y. Mex.
Il. 4. Prentice, Register
pub. Ian, 26.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION


Department of the interior. T.. :. Land
Once at Tucuncnri. y. Mexico
Janu9rv %, 1919
No,icr i. hereby given tina, Gondoi.
phu- Dowd. Of House, y. Mex, who on
August II, 1907, made ". H.. No. 1882,
for SWh. Sectinn -, Township u -.
Range - r.. y. VI. T.. Meridian, has
filed notice Of intention 10 make Final
Five Year Proof. t. establish claim 10
the land above described, before Regis.
ter and Receiver. T.. =. Land Office. ~
Turumcari. y. NJ. on the 9Th day of
March, 1919.
CiaimHpl names ~ witnesses; :. NJ.
Head. Ira Hartman. both of House, -.
w.. W. ". Turner, William T. Mote.
both 81 Curry. y. Mexico.
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News OJ25l, OllTsi
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department OF the Interior, q. :. Land
Office at Tucumcnri. y. MeSico
January %. 1912
Noricr j. hereby given that James I.
Harmon, Of House. y. Mex. who en-
September /. 1906. made Homestead I'm.
Try 40. 1887, for NWI, and Add I'm.
try Serial No. 0IlIsi, made June ~,
1909 for III" SWit. Section 10. Town.
Il y, Range - f.. y. NJ. T. Meridian
has bl"d notice Of intention to make
Final Five Year Proof. rs establish
claim ~ the laud above described. he
for" Register and Receiver, L. =. Land
~ Tucumrnri, y. Mex. un the
daN Of March, lol9.
Claimant name. ~ witnesses: g..
= T.. Williams. II. i. Cobb. ".
T. Mote. all Of House y. Mex.
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pub. Ian. -.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

OF ibc Interior, T.. : Land
Office a. Turumrati. y. Mexico
January -, 1912
No'Icr j. her"h, given that Lester
Bruu,'ctct. Of Ard. ~ Mex. who Oh
December =. 1906. made ". b.. No. 1884
ior Me-, See. g. Twp ) y. ring 80 t..
y. VI. T. Meridian. has flied notice VI
intention go make Final Five Year prouf
70 establish claim 10 the land above de.
.cIibcd. before Register aud Receiver,
T.. :. Land Office, 81 Tucumcar, y. NJ.
on the NH day of April, 1917
Claimant name. ~ witnesses: Jerry
Buu.ir'"r. VIM. D. Howard. virgil Rob.
b"r.on. all Ut Ard, y. NJ. NJ. y. Free
man. - NcAlister, y. NJ
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cum New O6Ol6. Ol4l2s
NOTICE FoR PUBLICATION

Department of the Interior, T.. :. Land
once ~ Tucumrari. \. M"xico
January -. 1919
\otirc j. hereby gwen tina, william
T. Witrhrr, Of McAli,irr. y. Mcs.. who
on October 20, 1905. made ". h., No.
l259s. tor NWi aud ADD ~. T.. Sc,
rial No. 0l4I2s, made January Is, 1911
fot N" NEi, section -, Township d y.
Range ." h., y VI T.. Meridian. hu.
filed notice Of intention 10 mike Finnl
Five Year Proof. 10 establish claim 20
M" land above described. before Regis
ter aud Receiver. T.. :. Land Onicr. at
Tucumcnrl. y. W., on the 6'h day of
March. 1917.
Claimant uBmes ~ witnesses; i. II.
S"ycdg", T.. VI. Manning. both OF Me
Mister, y. NJ, Frank kishmeier, Stcph
cH Kishmcicr. of House. y. Mex.
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NOTICE FoR PUBLICATION

department Of the interior. L. :. Land
Once ~ Tucum,au. y. Mexico
January %, 1912
Notice j, hereby given that Thomas
N. Da,i.. II QUAY. s. Mex. who on
Jsnusry %. 1907. made a. f.. 40.
llj52. for ~wi, swlt See. J., MI
W.T. \Wi MI, section -. Town.
-hip : s., Range 80 b.. s.. NJ T.. Ne
ridian. has filed nsice of intention 20
maxi" Final Five Year Proof, 10 e.tsb
li.h claim 10 the hand above described
before Register snd Receiver. T.. \.
Land Ohirs. 81 ~rurumcati. y. Mex. on
~" 5tb day Of March, 1912.
Claimant names ~ witnesses: Is. ".
Woody. ". 3. Bonds. " 4. stuart, W.
=. Ma-singill. al Of Quay. y. Mex.
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Eirs, pub. ian. 20
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1912-01-26
What Makes a Woman?

Que hundred and tw"nt, pounds. more
~ less, Of bone and muscle Ion . make
q woman. rs 20 good Foundation. PIT,
into u health and strength, and she may
rule the kingdom But that . Just what
Electric Blttcrs give her. Thou ands
bless them FOR overcoming fainting and
dizzy spells aud for di.pelling weakness.
nervousness. buciarhc aud tired, ]Iistloss
worn out feeling Electric Bitter. have
done IA" . world of good, write Eliza
Pod. IJepcw. Okla. and I thank YOU,
with all my heart. tor making such q
good medicine only SOC. Guaranteed
hy the ElE Drug Store.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department OF the interior, L. =, Land
Onice at Tucumcari. y. Mexico
January 20, 1919

Notice * hereby gwen that Claud
T.. Jacobs, Of Tucumcuri, \, NJ, who ON
January ., 1907, made n. h., No. lIlS4,
for NEiI See. 20, and Add entry, Sc.
rial No oll93d, made Dee. 20, l9ll, fer
the VIZ SEA, section ~, Township
10 y" Range - T., y. VI. +, Meridian,
has filed NOTICE Of intention To make
Final Five Year Proof, Ia establish
claim Ia the land above described, he.
for" Register and Receiver, 4, :, Land
Office. az Tucumcarj, ". Mex, on the
18th day of March, 1919.
Claimant names as witnesses; T. A.
Wayne, W. A. Dodson, both Of Tucum.
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aud Receiver e : LaBd Ohce. a' Tu
cumcsri, y Mex, ou the p'h d., Of
April. 1912
Claimant name. - witnesses. Lester
Brnu-tetsr Wa y. Howard. Virgil Rob
ber'on all of Ard. y. W.. ". u. Free
man. Of MrAlister. y. Mex
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rum News -
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
department Of the Interior. L. :. Lame
Ohire at Tucumrari, \. Mexico
.IAnmnrN ~. lnln

Ohice at Turumrari, \. Mcxicu
January -, 1912
Notl"o !. hereby given that Newton
Thornton, of House. y. Mex. who. On
June ~, 1907. made II. r., No. lS332.
tor NWi,, Ncctiou 20. Township ~.
Range - T.. \. VI. T.. Meridian. has
filed notice ut intention IN make Final
t'vr NcaI Proof, 81 establish claim to
the land above described, before Regis,
ten aud Rcrc,vcr, L. :, Land Office, at
Tucumrari, y. Men, on the Nrh day Ut
March. lPl".
Claimant names ~ witnesses: i. IT,.
Iinchhach, i, VI. savage. i. G. Fuller,
George VI Vincent, an of House, y.
Mexico.
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First pub, Jan. 20.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1912-01-26

sam Anderson save business is good
iu his line aud while he IN . little be-
hiud Ia his work, he keeps cverlnstingl,
81 IL, aud hopes his customers will bcnr
with him until be- catches up.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1912-01-26

oar job department is rushed M,
week, causing M 10 work some over
time, but We will deli, ~ Il ~ fast ~
We can turn II out. aud appreciate your
patronage and trust the service given
viii wholly meet Your approval one
thing We notice, and that il our bust
ness g believe in printer = ink. Tha,
is true progTessi yeness.
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Mr. and Mrs. Earl George, Mr.. and
Mrs. Wm Randi" aud Nj. aud Mrs.
James 'onwell were formally entertain.
ID az bridge Thur.day evening by
Mr.. aud Mrs. ~ Is. Jones.
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The building erected 0f stone aud
concrete on Main street Horn Bro.
contractors, under the -nnngomon II
Mr. DugRius, H. progressing nicely. Ic
ing at the second story NJ present.
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Claimant names as witnesses: Mill,
ard y, Wharton, Chns. Mccullough.
rhos, H. HAYNES, ,lohu T, MrGuirc, all
at Charlotte. y. Mex.
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lII0Clll
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department ~ the Interior, L. ;. Land
Office AZ Tucumcari, y. Mexico
January -, 1919
Motto" Is hereby given that Joseph
II Clegg, Of House, Y, Mex. who on
Juiy -, 1900, made a. r., Va. olOj, for
Swl,, section 70, Township ; ", Range
~ T. \. VI. y Meridian, has died notice
~ intention 10 make Final Five Year
Proof, 10 establish claim H. the land
above described, before Register and
Receiver, T., 5, Land Office. az Tucum.
earl, \, NeI, on the jth day OF Marrh
1919.
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We are told that Mr.. V~oreaberg. who
was recently operated on for appendiciti.
H. recovering rapidly.
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4. X. Commissioner NJ. w. shaw WI,
in town on business this week. he lives
Of Hassell.
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MI Jones Of Obar. who deal. 10 real
estate, had us print some cards for him.
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w .. farrell j. complaining Of q ,e
we're cold.
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stnnley Lawson aud wife are IN Ken.
tueky visiting with relatives aud will
br absent for . month.
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We are informed our genial agent, L.
> Dever Is rapidly recovering.
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Mrs " ". Rogers mother il now
with her for an extended visit.
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Mel.afen was IN town TUESDAY and
gave ~ 0 pleasant aud profitable call
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'um NrWs 10.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department of the Interior, L. =. Land
Office ~ Tucumcnri, y. Mexico
January -, 1879
Notirr j. hereby given that Jerry
Rrunst"trr. Of Md. y. McN.. who an DE
ccmbcr :. 1905. made ". b.. No. l}is3.
for SWii section -. Towuship ; ~.
Rargc 30 r.. \. VI. T. Meridian, has filed
notice - intention 10 make Final Five
baud above described. before Register
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LOST

TUESDAY evening, o ladies plush cape
Finder leave ~ the News Office.
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News all home print, $50 per year.
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his family docsn Z.
\ man may be- able 20 dress well II
ii"tuc rs the place where many q man
shows mp nt = disadvantage
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The mother iD.lsw joke goes 10 The
funny papers but it fail nsi a. home.
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Don p attempt 70 ride q bu. king hob.
by.
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ONE o SPECIAL FLINT BLOWN
GLASS. REGULAR Use ALU ....... soc SET
l. 81, 20 and 81. 90 SHIRTS .. %
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-02-18

Bluff hospitality and thleir presence will be source of great pleasurs, not only in the homes where they are to be domiciled, but in the quarters of Pine Bluffs representative business organization, the Chamber of Con- merce, where they are to meet for business sessions.
 Daughters, we welcome you because of what you are. The flower of the State of Arkansas. Her best mothers, wives, daughters, sisters and sweet hearts are to be fcund in your ranks. Among you we find also our best home makers and we wish to thank you for leaving those homes to come to us-leaving them not because you love them less, but because your hearts are so full of love for your Statehood.
 We welcome you because your con- ing wiM be help, a blessing to us all, encouraging and uplifting us to higher and better things.
 The Graphic hopes tlhat your stay here will be a pleasant and profitable one. It knbws it will, for numbered among our citizenship are some Of the most lovabfe, most charming, most hospitable and most brilliant of Gods grand andiswork-woman.
 Daughters, again we welcome you with outstretched arms.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-02-18
CHAMP CLARK
 GETS FIRST BLOOD Champ Clark-24pt Kansas County Instructs For Him For President
 and Others Will Follow. OKLAHOMA IN LINE Three Counties There Favor Clark Wisconsin Will Send Clark
 Delegation iT's Said.
OKLAHOMA IN LINE

Washington, Feb. 17.-Word was received here tonight that Lincoil county, Kansas, the first county ir that state to hold it's Democratic convention, had instructed it's dele gates for Speaker Champ Clark fol President.
 Resolutions were adopted urgin. the state convention to instruct tle national delegation. Speaker Clark friends are certain they will contro the entire Kansas delega ton.
 Late tonight information is that Oklahoma will support tie Speaker Five counties, including Oklahoma Muskogee and Comanche, the latte, Senator Cores home, have elected delegates favoring Mir. Clark
 Congressman Burke and former Congressman Charles H. Weisse to. day assured the Speaker that Wis oonsin would be in line for him.
 Former Senator Fred T. Dubois n charge of Clark's headquarters announced today that it would b. Ais policy to avoid all exchange unpleasant personalities during the campaign. Before making the state nent he called at the offices of Gov arncr Harmon in the Ebbitt House 1pon Senator Bankhead, who is .sdi recting the campaign for Mr. Under wood; at the offices of the Srogres. i've Republicans in the Evansa build ing, and then paid his respects to Medill Mccormick, who is in charge if the Roosevelt offices in the Nun. sey building. The Senator spent half an hour with Representative Nc kinley, who is in charge of thf Headquarters of President Taft a The Raleigh.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-02-18
A|RMEN INJURED
 IN FRISCO MEET Hoff, Frisco Aviator Falls 60 Feet and Sustains Probab-
 ly Fatal Injuries. IN ALL NATION EVENT Martin, in Relay Race, Lost Control of Machine and Crashed Into d
 Fence.
IN ALL NATION EVENT

San Francisco, Feb. 17.-William tioff, San Francisco aviator, fell sixty feet with his aeroplane late this afternoon at the Emewyville avia- tion meet and received injuries that nay result fatally.
 Hoff was contestiDg in the All Ma tion event with Parmalee and Lin coin Beachey, when his machine which was in the rear, was caught ill an ali. hole and overturned, dash ing him to the ground
 His bcdy was buried under the wreckage and in addition to a broker leg and severe cuts about the head and body, he sustained internal in- juries.
 Shortly after the accident to Hoff. Glenn Martin, representing the San Francisco relay-team in the second Tsp of the fifteen miles race, lost con- trol of his car in a treacherous bit of air atthe north end of the course before he had attained any heighth and came to the ground, rushing along the rather uneven field until his machine crashed into fence. He was thrown from his seat, but es- capped serious injury.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-02-18
ANXIOUS FOR THE
 NEW RAILROAD

Two more lette-s were received yesterday f':om prominent citizens and business men of Leola at the Chamber of Commerce headquarters concerning the building of the IT, derson and Saline River Railroad to that town. The letters are from T. NJ. Deer, a druggist, and x. s. Phil lips, a justice of the peace. Both writers declare that the citizens Of Leola are anxious to get the road and will do what they can to assist, the company in making the proposed line a paying proposition. The in dustrial plants of the little town are enumerated and the Leola men say hat others will come if a suitable freight rate can be obtained.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-02-18
FOR RENT BY Cotton Belt Savings & Trust Company

1211 W. 9th, 4 rooms, modern $17.o0 1903 W. 9th, 6 rooms, hall, moderli, remodeled ................ $22.19 1916 w. 9th, s rooms $2o.90 1901 w. 9th, 5 rooms, city water $14.09 14O3 w. 9th, 4 rooms ..........$10.0o 1907 Plum, rooms and hall ....$12.50 1909 Plum, rooms anrd hall ....$12.59 1913 Plum, 4 rooms, hail ....$13.00 1915 Plum, 4 rooms and hall ....$11.g0 1O11 Plum, rooms S12.5O 1915 Olive rooms and hall.
 modern ..............''.. 9AA.G9 1917 Olive, rooms and hall,
 modern .................. SlO.pd l4O7 Olive, z rooms and hall ..$21,O) 1908 w. 7th, rooms, mall ....$14.0O 152O Linden, rooms and hall, 1-2 block ................. $3OO0 TUG W Fifth, rooms ........$ $1100 18th and Cedar, rooms, ........ $500 acres op Little Rock road, room
 house ard barn. .............. $15.00 1901 Lsu el, rooms and hall .$1509 e22 Walnut, modern .$210)
 1501 Mulbe'.'y, rooms, modern $13.5o 1407 W. 17th, rooms, good we'll s900
 Letz place, 29Jh avenue, 5 acres, 3
 room house, good barn ...... s20V9 220o Olive, rooms ......... .$l0.01 512 Ash, rooms ........... .$S.Q1 7C7 W. Twelfth, rooms .$7G0
 1501 West Barraque, :'ooms ..$11 0 705 Pullen, rooms ............$7 O 2010 Nlelt t Sixth, ) rooms .$fS.0J I'll ". 4ti, , rooms, n7ode!n ..Si601
 314 E. 5th, rooms and hali, wa.er pill ................s. '.... 9io'th 1O5 Florida rooms, water p3fd S15.V9 107 Florida, rooms, water raid $15C)
 516 F. 2rd, 10 rooms and hall $400)
 51S East 5Nh, 4 rooms ........ S10.09
 G10 Morris, rooms and hall ..$l2.00
 800 E. 18th, rooms, mcde;n ..s15.20
 52S E. Sth, 4 rooms ..........s s11.50
 910 Ohio street, rooms ...$10.1o
 213 Georgia, , rooms and hall, | modern 9lO.uo 1 1920 State, , rooms and hall, med 1 17O1 E. 7th, room, city water $123o
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-02-18

Mayor Jordan is to be commended for his action in prohibiting masking on the public streets and in public places during Mardi Gras week. The practice has grown to bIe a might of earousal and dissipation" resultin i,n tragedies and unusual troubles ,lmong negroes and whites.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-02-18

The Graphic is being read by hun dTeds of residents of South Arkansas every morning before breakfast. Since installing the new Goss Comet" per- fecting newspaper press the Graph tc's mail edition gets out of Pine Bluff on all early morning trains.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-02-18

Robinson will win the gubernatoria race from Governor Donaghey in T walk. And the Sentinel-Record is very near correct.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-02-18
FIRST WHITE RAI'
 DIED YESTERDAY

George Fuller Golden, Founder 0.
 Theatrical 0 gan.z3.ien Sue.
 cumbs to Lingering Illness.
 Los Angel:s, Cal, Feb, 17.-Gscrge Fuller Gold.n, founder and frs. c,li f the White Rat:," well known thea .ricsl organization, lie membs ' of the New York Lodge of Elks, die at his hone here today after finger ing illness.
 He leaves a w.dcw and fcLr cflil1- ron.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-02-18

Now for the Free Bridge and tte North and South Railroad Then let's get the Anderson and Saline River Railway.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-02-18
SUBSCRIPTION PRICE.
WELCOME DAUGHTERS.

The Arkansas Daughters of the American Revolution are to be Pine Bluffs guests tonorrow and the next day and the Graphic extends to them on behalf of Pine Bluff most hearty welcome. They are to be entertaiped fin a manner characteristic of Pine
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-02-18

Miss Grace Tankersley who is a student in the medical department at the State University at Fayetteville, Is home for a weeks visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. w. Z. Tonker-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-02-18
Children Cry
 FOR FLETcHER'S CASTo RIA
 ANNOUNCEMENT.
For Congress.

The Graphic is authorized to an- nounce Col s. M. Taylor, of Jefferson county, as candidate for Congress from the Sixth District, his candidacy being subject to the action of the De- mOcratic. primary.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-02-18

The Hot Springs Sentinel Record believes that Congressman Joe T,