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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-09-10


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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-09-10

Our Floor Couelili 8 CO..
bo OopGudod Qhon for

% 70 e4lte-.9 ~ ~ sssef-sf3
"a rug, q carpet ly
hoor=c covering is bong 2ll
trust, as there are comp z.l3sls
lively few people who are
expert judges of 81
Therefore, It is esseptiR hat
you buy from q store lell
as WattssI lambeId 'sW acre
you are sure of 4eeiv11g the
faIrest and sdliarest tres
ment.
IL YOU make your puF-
chase HERE you can also
choose from lines that are
complete and upsto-date IN
every respect.
Complete lines of Carpets,
Rugs, Linoleums, Mattingsy
Window Shades and Dra-
peries. At lowest possible
prices consistent with quail
1tv. Which means you viii
save money by buying your
Floor Coverings and 9ra-4
peries here
SPECIAL THIS WEEK
WOlSlod Dress GOOdS, &c ID.
Your choice Of several
hundred yards of new Fall
dress fabrics at 25c yard, in-
Guiding serges in plain co orss
Shepherd s plaids and neat
novelty worsteds. Materials
that are specially suitable
for children s school dresses
All new stock and placed on
sale this week for the first
time.
Beautiful Necl<wear
Dainty neck fxings that
add a touch of freshness to
summer frocks. At 25c TO
soc are many new effects in
collars including the popular
Robespierre styles. Small
Dutch collars Of Gu
Venise laoes. A very COM
plete showing Of fine lace
neckwear consisting of COLI
lars and coat sets.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-09-10
ONE NAN FINED.

: one man was convicted Of street
drunkenness and was fined 50 and
costs tbiB morning at the usual ses7
son OF the police court, which was
conducted by Mayor Frank R
Moore. The fellow had but $2-1S'
but he was released on the payment
OF that sum and on his promise. to
stay sober in the future
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-09-10

J. G. wheeler. of Huntington.
business here
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-03-16
AN ADVERTISING GENIUS.

In a recent issue of the Hotel World Gene T. Skinkle pays characteris t.c tribute to Colonel Walter N. Trulock, manager of the Hotel lief. fergon of this city, in which he re- views the recent accomplishments of that popular hotel man in cal1ng for the McVay jurors. The article is at tracing much attention among hotel men over the country It follows: Editor Hotel World:
 Dear Scribe-Some inn keepers spend oodles of green kale advertising their hostelries-and a get no returns some employ advertising experts to write up salubrious climate, golf links, tennis court, boating and fish ing and beautiful road attractions to draw patronage and pay advertising rates for the display. Now and again a Genius Beniface looms up above the horizon and flares out in competition NItu SuIlsHl1e. OuCu a one IS OOl- onel" Walter N Trulock, the Poo-Bah of The Jefferson, Pine Bluff, Arkan- sas. He's D. C., high-voltage, thous- ana-candle power arc light in the profession--and don't you ever forget it!
 Walt bedded and boarded an Ar kansas jury at The Jefferson for eigh- teen days, and augmented the weight of that jury four pounds per juror and said Walt did not fail to rec ognize the advertising features in tha stunt-not on your appetite he didn't The proof of which is in the fact tha he got nearly two columns, iron page. reading matter advertising, fl the local dailies-and never loosen ed up A cont for this ss.write-up.' Ey $ ery bsanpoie 'Rackensack' { in Arkan
 I'll red that article and under acquire a watermelon col
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-03-16
WILL ADOPT A MINIMUM SCALE
English Miners are Suspicious and Will Not Resume Work Until ii. Bill Is Passed


 London, March 15-The official negotiations between the coal min CTS ard mine owners which have been carried on under the auspices of the government were adjourned inde- ftnisely this afternoon and a minimum wage bill will immediately be adopt ed in the House of Commons. Even this assurance however, is viewed With suspicion by many of the miners representatives, one of whom, Albert Stanley, stated that the conference would not advise the resumption of work until the bill has became an act of Parliament and provisions are thor oughly understood.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-03-16
NEGROES FIGURE
 IN \ ROUGH HOUSE

Six or eight negroes indulged in a rough house at No. 1912 West Pull len last night about Ii o'clock hnd several revolver shots were heard by residents of that part of the city, The police were :A0mediatel no.ified and made a hurry run to the scene in the patrol wagon but the negroes had departed. It s said that one negro known as Skinny" had been cut, but the Efforts Of the officers to apprehend any Of. Hhe peace disturbers.. or to find out If any of them mad been killed, were fruitless. 9pFXNN
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-03-16

So Pm working for the Graphic Just to get the second prize
 1 like an automobile But 1 always use my feett
 So I would rather stay at home
 and play Than ride around the street
 A diamond ring is pretty And shiny as you see
 But a tune from a piano Is good enough for me
 And if my friends will help me And they will as I've been told Then come around and see me I'll sing "Oceana Roll.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-03-16
Glorious News
GREETINGS

comes from Dr. ]. T. Curtiss, Dwight Kan. He writes: .I not only have cured bad cases of eczema in my patients with Electric Bitrers, but also cured myself by them of the same disease. I feel sure they will benefit any case of eczema. Thi; shows what thousands have proved that Electric Bitters is a most ef- fective blood purifier. It's an ex- cellent remedy fer eczema, letter salt rheum, ulcers. hoils and running sores. It stimulates liver, kidneys and bowels, expels poisons, helps di- gestion. builds up the strength Price 50 cents. Satisfaction guar anteed by all druggists.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-03-16

W. H. Marin, eandida'e for con gross from the Eleventh Judicial District. will make an address at the courthouse in this city in the inter- est of his candidacy, Monday night, March IS.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-03-16

The American Electric Company was yesterday awarded the entract for the electric wiring to be done TT the new Shriners Temple which is be- ing erected at Eighth avenue and Nam street. The contract will amount to about $1,O00.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-03-16

Tho will of the late Dr. J. A. A, len was probs,ed yesterday. All th' property of the deceased is willet to his wife and daughter, Mrs. Annii May Batterton, of Idaho, the propert! to be divided equally, Mrs. Allen i. manned as admins ratrix.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-03-16
Tho Duty of Art.

Every gay, every bright word. or pic ture. like every pleasant air or mu' tic, Is a piece of pleasure set afioat; the reader catches 1t, and If he be shsAIthy. goes on his way rejoicing and It h the business of art so to send him1 as often as possible. l. Ste. sonsou.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-03-16
WotbIer Seldom Succeeds.

Success in life depends far more upon decision of character than upon the possession of what is called gen. ius. The man who is perpetually hesi- tating as to which of two things he will do. will do neither. r."-William Wirt
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-03-16
kOnteSt KOmmat

Gasoline still remains normal.
 Are you getting your share of the vote coupon.
 You should be.
 But do not depend too much on this class of votes as the subscrip> tlons count up much faster
 Hustling all the time will place prize winner at the head of your name at the close of the contest.
 Already there are many surmises as fo whether a ely or a country contestant will poll the highest vote and thereby secure the pick of the two automobiles.
 Oh. You Flanders st2O"
 Girls. Will you be- che one to get it?
 You auto have this auto.
 By the way contestant if the horn cl1 the Fkndsr2 was out of order would the diamond ring. (Give me yaur hand Steve I think you're an honest man)
 Honk! Honk. Hcnk.
 Did you see the Flanders "20" to be awarded on April 4th in front of the Grap phic office vest rday after noon?.
 Many did and were well pleaset. with their appearance. So much 50 rcto off ' few minutes stared out with re- rewed vigcr and in a few minutes was back in the office with two yearly subscriptions, which gave her several thousand votes to add to her reserve.
 Are you making good use of your time this week? You should be if ycu gre figuring on being the win nar a. the final close.
 The weeks work will end lnight and you should see to it that you have thousands of votes added to your credit at this time.
 Do nc. think that you will be giv- en more votes the last week of the contest than you are now, for you l positively will not. ] And once again take every ad- vantage of the opportunity Chat is l before you this week and make this week put you in position to be declared the winner of the prize on which you have set your mind.
 Only a few hours mere.
 Working for Piano
 The following was contributed 70 the Graphic Contest Department yes terday by 9 nine-year-old contestant who is working to secure one of the pianos offered in she contest:
 As I've got a little brother i I must sing him lullabies
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-03-16
SUBSCRIPTION PRICE.
ANNOUNCEMENT, For Congress.

nounce Col. S. M. Taylor, of Jefferson county, as a candidate for Congress from the Sixth District, his candidacy being subject to the action of the De- mocratic primary.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-03-16

George B. Wheat, who recently underwent an operation at the Davis Hospital, is rapidly improving, and may be removed to his home toddy'
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-03-16
Today the Appointed Tin,s.

''The future is an illusion; 1t never arrives; 1t flies before you as you ad- vance. Always it is today-and after death and thousand years 1t Is to. day. You have great deeds to per. form and you must do them now."-- Charles Ferguson.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-03-16

Fay Wheelan, 8 popular employe of the Ka'.zenatein Shoe Company, is confined to his home by pneu- monia.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-03-16
OPPONENTS 10
 THE FREE BRIDGE In Jefferson County Invited to Attend Free Bridge
 Celebration. GREAT ENTHUSIASM Chairman of Celebration Committee Writes of Benefits Al.
 ready Noted
ENTHUSIASM
GREAT

or Olt smith, cndlrnldH 0f me FOft Smith-Van Buren Bridge Celebration to De held in the twin cities on April and has addressed a lett3r to the opponents of the Jefferson Coun- " Free Bridge inviting them to at tend the big festivities. The letter tells of the great enthusiasm that has resulsed there over ,ha comple- tion of the Free Bridge across the Arkansas River and declares that ali who attend must leave their "grouch at home The invitation follows: To the Opponents of the Free Bridge
 in Jefferson County, Arkansas
 GREETINGS.
 On Monday iand Tuesday, April first and second, the enterprising and progressive people of Van Buren and Ft. Smith will oelebrate the completion of cur Free Bridge, the l first to be buiit in this aat2 unde~ the improvement district laiV, and cut of the fullness of cur heart over the good fellowship and pros perity tha,. has come to us throug' the binding of these two cities to- gether, we hope to have everyone make merry with us, and especially do we invite you to attend our cele brasion.
 Investigate, our bridge and the re- sults, then we are satisfied you viii pronounce our enterprise good thing and will join us with enclosed zeal in the upbuilding, developement and advancement of our great stare
 We especially invite you and urg9 you to be with us on this occasion Of rejoicing, because we gre informed you hold opinions that were formerly held by some of our people and wficif have been proven wrong. We feel an especial interest in you, as Jef- ferson county has been an effective allv of Sebastian and Crawford Counties in every progressivement movement, and tie bond will pe rroken if you continue to be "Stanc Patters." Come to us and let us make boosters of you by showing you what our Free Bridge is, what / i:, doing and what it will do.
 Our Free Bridge has filled two c2unties with boosters; will you join us?
 Our Free Bridge stands for enter rrise and progressiyeness.
 Our Free Bridge stands for better markets, and reduced cos. of marketing.
 Our Free Bridge stands for better and more uniform schools; for a better, more intellient and aggres- sive citizenship.
 Our Free Bridge has made Van Buren and Fort Smt.h, the leaders of the States progress.
 Our Free Bridge has t'een secured withoul it's being burden to anE- one. FARMERS WHO OPPOSED THE BRIDGE ON THE PLEA THAT IT WOULD CAUSE THE CONFISCA- TON OF THEIR HOMES, AND PAY ING AN UNUSUAL TAX OF LESS THAN ONE DOLLAR, WHILE THE VALUE OF THEIR HOLDINGS HAS ADVANCED LESS THAN s2.5o PER ACRE SINCE THE PASSING OF BRIDGE BILL.
 Leave your grouch at home, come to our debut party and make merry with us We will do you good. You will go home with "Go and do like wise" as ,he message you bear your neighbors.
 Hoping We will have the pleasure of greeting each and everyone oi you, and chasing your gloom. away, we remain,
 Yours for Greater Arkansas, Ft. Smith & Van Buren Free Bridg7
 Celebration.
 R. J. MACK. Chairman.
 Gl0riOus News
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-03-16

ned not ne sitate to ask the support cf any that you may come across II you use the proper amount of snergy .oday you will have added thousands of votes t9 your reserve bttore the curtail rings down on the weeks work.
 R9me nber the time is getting snort. II fact too shot for some of ne contestants entered in the race anl each day and every one who Aas their eye on one of the valuable lr1zes should make a determined ef- fort 70 secure every vote poGsible at th,s time. It is very true that sub scriPions are goo1 any time in the contest but remember "a bird in the hand is wor.h two in The bush" Tn other words get the subscriptions be- fore some other energetic cor.estant beats you to it.
 Get the subscriptions and votes to- day. Tomorrow will take care of itself. The prizes Ina. are being of fered in this contest .ara certainly worth the valuable time of any con testaiHt put fcrth 70 cure them. Just think of it. Prizes ranging from a handsome automobile valued at f93o down tc scholarships at s4O, and all are certainly worsh few weeks of any ones5 .ine and ef- fort
 Inform your friends to whom you come in contact with today that you Ere out after every vote so as to make this week add to your reserve as large as possible. Tell them that you have fully determined to be athe Wlnaer and in order for you to do so their support will be necessary. For this ls the time when you should be adding to your reserve by loaps and bounds.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-03-16
SIXTY GOLDEN
 MINUTES LOST

tContinued from page 1.)
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-03-16

Miss Emma Heller is sick at her home on West Barsiaque street.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-03-16
Issued Every Morning Except Monda.

Entered at Postoffice at Pine Bluff Arkansas, as second-class mail matter
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-05-06

DtAaElA0OtC AtdU HOT AlOltcSd liz
+ Avg home an lemmeshleep,
remarked he who had looked on
the wine when it was red in the
cup ,
All right said Nef, "I'll
show you
Then Nef went and turned in
IL riot call or: something and had
the intoxicated gentleman arrest
led, thus, displaying his power au-
-thority, hatred for "a striker, and
disgust at a drunkard.
This morning the gentleman
with the hangover was brought
before Judge Better in the Clark
-stFeetrmunicipal court.
What's your name?" inquir-
ed the court.
John Ryan said the prisoner.
what is your occupation.
asked the court, sternly. (Al
Judges look stern when address
ing a prisoner they. suspect of be-
ing a striker 1t is one of the first
things a judge learns.
'.I'm a wagon driver for The
Tribune" said Mr.. Ryan.
Aha r said the court. .Do
you not know that Judge Burke
has issued an injunction directed
at the wagon drivers?1
And Just about this time the
chest Of J. Nef began toswell, as
the importance of his capture in
creased.
Yes, said the prisoner, IN the
faint voice of one who see his last
hope go glimmering..
Then how dare YOU interfere
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-05-06

hospital.
CHEAP AUTHORITY THAT
CAUSED SOME TROUBLE.
This isethe sadstaIe of a tooien-
thusiastic circulation; manager
with a badge,
J.. Nef is a sort Of sub-circula-
ton manager on The Tribune,
under Max Annanberg.
Nef and all the other business
office employees of The Tribune
were made deputy sheriffs the
other day, with power to arrest,
and beat the hades out of anyone
they didn't like.
Nef went yelling around with
his big tin badge and gun for
forety-eight hours before he
found something to amuse him
self with.
Then he found it-right in The
Tribune alley it being slightly
inebriated gentleman who snored
as he slept.
Nef kicked the inebriated one.
Get up" he yelled, in thetone
ofvoice he thought a deputy sher-
iff ought to yell get up in.
The inebriated person opened
one eye, locked coldly at Nef,
and remarked:
"Wassermarrers your or
words to that effect.
I'll show you, you dirty
striker you" remarked Nef,
flashing his deputy. sheriff 5 badge
! nan agitated way in case the inc
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-05-06

shouted his name. A crowd
gathered, Missing and hooting.
Annanberg cursed the crowd.
Someone struck him. on the head.
He fell to the ground, uncen
scious, and was removed to the
hospital.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1912-09-20

Good Advice.

The returning tide of prosperity
for this city and section is at hand
and it becomes your duty as a
good citizen, whether of the city
or of the county, to give the up.
ward tendency your very cordial
support. You can do this in q
thousand ways. When men are
at work on public enterprises
which will make for the common
veal, help them out. Don't ques.
tion every mans purpose in his
desire to help the town and the
county and who is anxious to see
them grow. Lend a helping hand
in the work of building a greater
city and greater county. Make
some sacrifices, is necessary, for
the common good; hely along and
in the returning tide you will
share in the prosperity. -Colum-
bus Commercial.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1912-09-20

The county of Noxubee has fully
awakened to the fact that better
roads are a necessity. $4OO, 900
are to be invested in good roads.
Thatis going at the business right.
The people of Macon are also
awakening to new life in the mat
ter of securing the new line being
protected by the I. @. from Jack
son to Birmingham. Should this
line be built and if Macon could
secure it. that, together with the
S4O0, 900 worth of good roads,
would give new life to the old
town and make it one of the fore
most towns in East Mississippi. =
West Point Leader.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1912-09-20

The rapid advance in the de.
mand and price of Mississippi
cattle from tick ridden counties,
should make every progressive
frrmer an advocate of the tick
law. Every market will soon be
closed against all infected re.
gions, and no railroad now dares
handle their stock. Next year
most of the county roads outside
of their own neighborhood will
be closed to such cattle, and they
will be forbidden to enter towns
unless first slaughtered and
skinned.-Aberdeen Examiner.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1912-09-20
IN MEMORlAM.

Again the angel of death has visited
a.dear home and taken from its midst a
devoted mother. August 18th as the
clock was telling the hour of six, God
sent His angel to bear away the spirit
Mrs. of j. P. Brown. Her remains were
laid to rest the following day in the
presence of throng of sorrowing reia-
tive and friends. While her spirit has
taken its fight from this world of sor-
row to dwell forever more with her be-
loved Savior. A husband and four
daughters survive her and to them our
hearts 60 out in sympaty. Mrs Brown
was born in 1850, Feb. l4th. Joined
the. Baptist church when she was
sixteen years old and lived consistent
member It'll her death. We see her no
more on earth. but If faithful, we shall
see her again. MAY her husband and
children follow her as she followed
Christ. The community sustains the
loss of kind neighbor and true
friend.
She bore her sufferings with great
fortitude All that love and med
icaF skill could suggest was done to
prolong her stay here. She was loved
by all who knew her, and those who
knew her loved her most. Truly a
good woman has been called to eternity.
We shall miss her greatly, of. course,
but pray that her mantle may fall on
her daughters. Do not grieve for her,
for some day you hope to meet her in
that great city to go hand in hand re-
ioicing fcreyermcre. = EsizsRe