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Arizona republican., 1912-02-25
FROM THE FIELD.

To the flour mill in $. R. ". that is the record of the wheat grown on the farms under the great Roosevelt dam. The Phoenix Flour Mills pur- chase the farmers wheat and the farmer buys the miller's flour. the mother of the family or the baker at the shop. makes bread and cake and pies. These products of the cul- mary art are eaten by the man who tills the farm to raise more wheat. COoDeratiOn
Arizona republican., 1912-02-25
AGAIN SEE H,GHl

Go again to Diehl and make your spiel and ask to see his slippers. Those satin shoes of various hues, most certainly are clippers. In high top boots, the miner scOots across the ore strewn hills; through heat or cold he hunts for gold to pay his big grub bills Whate'er footwear. Diehl don't care. he has it any way. for the best of goods, a moderate price is all you'll have to pay.
Arizona republican., 1912-02-25
THE SLEEPING SICKNESS.

From faraWay Africa comes the fatal disease caused by the tsetse fly l. makes men sleep themselves to death The kind of sleep that makes men strong to do the work of life sane to solve its problems is the sleep obtained from resting every night on a well made mattress and a pair of springs of the reinforced variety Edwards Cor. 2nd and Adams
Arizona republican., 1912-02-25
EXPECT ANTHRAcITE STRIKE.

NEW YORK, Feb. 23.-lndustrial concerns of the metropolis which use large quantities of anthracite coal are buying all such fuel they can store ir anticipation of a probable strike of the miners. \ conference Of miners union delegates and operators has been called for this city next Tuesday. This will be only a preliminary dis cussion of the questions at issue
Arizona republican., 1912-02-25
4 PRESENT FOR PA.

Or ma or any other member of the family can be found at Hilderbran's where they have just received large shipment of cut glass, of the most beautiful designs. But pa would rather have watch charm of his new frsternal order, or that handsome hand painted Picard. Scotch decanter. with the plaid. thistle and escutcheOn of the canny Highlander on it.
Arizona republican., 1912-02-25
ARIZONA SCREW FISH.

Are all right to stuff tenderfoots on but the rest of the population consist ing of cowboys, prospectors. real es- tate agents. and just plain folks pre- fer the kind that swim the salty sea and they have learned that Tribolet makes a speciality of the finny tribe, and their cousins also even if they are oysters and lobsters. Freshest of Meats and Vegetables as we'll at Tribolet Market.
Arizona republican., 1912-02-25
A FAMOUS HOSTELRY

In every city there is one hotel known far and wide as THE hotel ot that place. In Phoenix, that hos telry is the Hotel Adams. The new building is vast improvement on the old inn, and all the notables who have stopped within its hOspitable walls since it's opening last fair time. have remarked on the beauty of the edifice. the excellence of the service and its general convenience.
Arizona republican., 1912-02-25
4 FAMOUS WRITER.

Known to the readers of classic fic- ton as Thackeray. once said: The world is a looking glass and gives hack to every man the reflection of his own face" and one may truth fully add that a book store is the reflection Of the literary taste of the community in which it is located. IL speaks well for Phoenix that Berry hilrs Big Book Store carries the works or the best writers, in both de luxe and plain editions.
Arizona republican., 1912-02-25
A TANNED KID.

X tanned kid may be found any day of the 365, in Phoenix Some times scooting about the streets. sometimes at the glove counters of the city stores and sometimes hold ing a big stick conference with pa in the backyard In the latter case he is apt 10 be a tanned calf as well, judging from the below. but the best tanned calf is in the leather hand bags sold at one-ahlf price at the Adams Pharmacy.
Arizona republican., 1912-02-25
DAIRYMEN AND RANCHERS

It will undoubtedly be of interest to the dairymen and ranchers of this vicinity to know that Davidson's have q very comple te line of Barrel ChurLs. Dazey Chu:'us. Buhl Creamery Cans in all sizes, Batter Mods and Padd' B
 Butter Paper, Milk Bottles and other dairy supplies. All at lowest pr,cec.
Arizona republican., 1912-02-25
SAILOR. AHOYI

Try the Savoy for a night of joy Hear the hands clap there's fun on tap; the picturegraphS are full of laughs. The songs they sing have the right ring. A matinee every day. and every night the time is right, to be gay and see the play. Now hark the rest, our place is best, we have no fear our pictures clear, will bring you back if you'll tread this track-The Savoy
Arizona republican., 1912-02-25
SPANISH BEAUTIES.

Come from Spain Of course but so do the spanish wines that Melczer Bros. sell They also sell champagne from France md the rosy liquid that is product of the vineyards Of Cal iiornia. old Bourbon from the land of thoroughbred horses handsome girls and blue grass. with the rich, fine flavor Of the sunshine and rye. Buy the best beer. Bourbon and Bub-
Arizona republican., 1912-02-25
KEEP THE CHANGE

Sounds good to Sambo when you come to settle your pay check. and is is a mighty good motto for any wage earner to adopt. Put your change in a savings bank and it will not only keep pat will gain interest. IT you carry youI cash around in your jeans you are bound to spend it if you don't lose it. Phoenix Say ings Bank and Trust CO.
Arizona republican., 1912-02-25
A DOWNPOUR.

The people Of the Salt River valley are glad to have the heavens leak. ii the alfalfa is not just ready to be cut. but did you ever see man that wanted q leaky bicycle tire? An in vention by q Phoenix man. Griswold, has obviated this condition. and now i; is possible to take long jaunts into the country without having to hoof il back
Arizona republican., 1912-02-25
B EAUTY

Is only skin deep, according to the old adage, sometimes it is only paint deep. In that case it would be well to investigate the depth of the paint. The Felie Buggy has II coats and it's beauty is subject of comment 10 all who see it. Its springs are the kind that spring. they do not leave the occupant of the buggy seat to take the jolt Ryan Vehicle Co
Arizona republican., 1912-02-25

to get about quickly. conveniently and in style It may be that eventually automobiles will be used only now and then by persons who need them for some particular purpose. and ev- crybody will aviate but at present you need an American 6O h. D. or a Royal Roadster. Standard Auto Co.
Arizona republican., 1912-02-25
FROM PASTURE TO PAsTEUR.

There is no better breeding place for the bacilli of numerous diseases than milk. There is nothing more easily contaminated than the lacteal fluid of the COW. It is almost im- possible to handle milk so carefully that it is not infected somewhere along the route. from the stable to
Arizona republican., 1912-02-25
COMMERCIAL RUBBER.

Is expensive and d good quality is extremely hard to get, the republi- cans say il is because the production does not equal the supply; the dem ocrats say it is because of the pro- tective tariff. The garden hose sold by D. H Burtis being non-partisan doesn't explain the reason but it wa ters the garden and lawn. season af- ter e son without bursting. leaking or k:.-aing
Arizona republican., 1912-02-25

children. on them, he remarked. they lavished the tenderest affections. Throughout all the animal Kingdom one rule holds good-bis families mean neglect and small families mean care and attention.
Arizona republican., 1912-02-25
SHOW BABIES AND ORANGES.

CLONERDALE. Cal, Feb 23.-Cal- ifornia's greatest products, oranges and babies. were on display this week at the annual fair of the Cl0verdale Citrus association.
Arizona republican., 1912-02-25

Drs. H. II. BraXton and J. A Cook dentists. have moved their dental of- flee from Adams St to 3O2 Goodrich Bldg. cor. Washington and Center. dr
Arizona republican., 1912-02-25

the table. Better buy your milk pas teurized of the Hassayampa Cream cry Co.
Arizona republican., 1912-02-25
LUMBER AT COST

have two million feet of yellow pine timber grown on my ranch in - COcOninO county. My neighbors have several million feet more which I have an option on. l am forming a company to put sawmill in and cut this timber and put it on the market at actual cost price to the stock holders in this company. Arizona has the largest yellow pine forest in the United States, and the Arizona home builder should have the benefit of it. I can produce all grades of yellow pine lumber at s12.50 per thousand on cars at Maine. Arizona, or sl750 in Phoenix, and will put up a bond that I can do so. Here is the actual cost of producing lumber in Arizona:
 Government stumpage price. $ $50 Cutting logs .............. 100 Hauling logs to mill........... 2.50 Saving and stacking .......... 2.50 Fire insurance on yard per
 thousand .................. 50 Wagon haul to railroad. 2.50
 Making Si250 delivered at railroad.
 Fright to Phoenix, on a basis of 1s cents per hundred, s4.50 per thou sand
 Unloading cars, 50 cents per thou sand
 Making s17.50 for all grades of Ari- zons yellow pine lumber laid down in Phoenix.
Arizona republican., 1912-02-25
WHY OTTO OUGHT TO AUTO.

In other words if he expects to keep up with the procession. he will have to auto. It is the only way
Arizona republican., 1912-02-25
NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING.

The regular annual meeting of the stockholders of The Vulcan oil & Gas company will be held at the of flee of Roy s. Goodrich in the City of Phoenix, Arizona, on Monday, March 4th, 1912 at o'clock P. NJ. for the purpose of electing a board of directors for the ensuing year and the transacting of such other business as may properly come before the
Arizona republican., 1912-02-25

ADON N SMITH. Pres
 SIDNEY D. SMITH Sec. Dated, Hamilton, N. Y, February 5th. 1912
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-11-22

Mi1ina Editions rSadf for msi''ns At the Eusnst pfiefr S1o.--
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-11-22
IS THE CLIMATE oHANSEp4

Gursly thls climate nt SurT i.na I;II IlcrEnftu 1uT,saTkahle rlnJE3 for th. hnitsr Tn hIc 5:ars. Jaf.iGuL4Ily ls Il noticeable IurinE rho rlSL year m two. LaAt winter Taa mid ;I;l crIT AlAska Ttlo Tco ramo 0l Ihr Tukou JRInr than al iLpr tiIna m inc knuwl- .rlEu nf ,irinG WrlIlc m1n hnh in rn- Eiaus other ways Ilror:1s nf lnSlilngss ~ntc tecprdsd in the intsrisr us VII hs -oU iha caIat
 The remarkable: thcorg evuIYGal bY hnuEd&n ths @@pluhr 1s worth tr;i- ing lslp account Scun arrnf gallirs t1 tls3 1utEida rr1sn his rip trrpagh tim Northwest rahaAEe Ire .itts.d ilA' belief that the I.)e t:lm or Ilm .Arcttc Tas ruoslRr toSnrIls tha At.auLi' anli that its departure frDn rhA krtrlh into inc girGt fcrLn Would hare i'u> "r- feet cf making tEsse rsEinns nl:s,-r, 4 man Ike Amun1sGdI iE hardly ITI::Mf s3 EothEnfs hinhsef tt' sLatc1nenes nr sa&t, tremdndous possilIlIitira withunr lIay- ing first dcy~4e'I H Ersat denI of nt- t1Is1iun uad study to ire unHRrInn, .an,L his training is Wnil calculated tr reu- der his judgment HimoRt Enrr Ln Aa correct.
 Tho aiEange fact is certainty worthy nf consideration. n rnuy he quite p1S. aibte LhHt the pEoplt rf thls tertiary ara now witnessing pnp oi tlLa Moet HKtraordiIHry Of 0lI cl!Taa11r pfsesidltt- ena- Hhuuld tH. change really have oe.nprslrl wp hF.HIy ssucn in r..t-ltlr nE YeaEA ;L change which aEag TrflA rG- pu1rtl lu bring dpont hPFnre.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-11-22
EN&LlsH AS SHE Is SPOKEN

This rnnntTy 6Scris C rtAlnly il. 'H;r nr(, .lnh that ie l,n1ntEd and pitt urr7- uuc HlanE. Lots Ut AEasriEa7isE's cF'- iaInIs da not dcsc,gG |" lu' r!'l''Hl Hlaus. They aTr go oIlrI h<E ;.I's' iIhY Ae loW und nc: lHtauSs 1f1aUr If them gre net tIHil'' lEItIir, Many ol thern sre uniuLt=IIiEaLE. la 9oreiEuer1 but thst is Dv ulerC thaL they are au wrong MunY .E tFafn sreln tn ITs-vC no rcuscR fur sxiHtsnce hat Ihry fii of. ,s hat Unr TIshAs t0 sAv, The fpl- lpwins "rulL hardly Ir' cSI!Ad EneiLsf' but 4Js, Cunla ElisuLdersts Ed j,:
 The T'r,rlss are lta o.alnst IL It cuts T." i.v whether :be:' Ec=p up ;h' arraI' UT I.I. thsy Eure n1rsI b'nr II ir'NA r-u,rIne-. Il Is up tn tlIUol aU II..' rhe MGsest nmn thcr t1tn ~f'r" La!1' slsILou nut Bulgar;A lpis .l liesaIi "tnCh < hLInd man could a,- Il ~:ls aIl aop- eh uut from tho stHrI Ur and s"srr- ono is ~dsc to ,sai gag nlS'ut hocsrinH for ai&eIduniay ireed-nn-
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-11-22
OFFICIAL PAPER.
NOME, ALASKA, NOV. 2, 1piR,
bEERING NEGLECTED

That I,c''ri1g haH iss+M u.skaIcd it the matter .IT vvtius thore gan ,I H- doubt. In tII+. riarnt cloct1nn Ter ilIi legislature l@cLi.' rum rnaL aSnlr were clmpeEeA u' travel e0rea al mllss rn varA inh IIu: r'ault was tina many ct the rE,IpIn g; thtra, to use thr language Of a srrrcsppnh.nt. Terc PElstslielI.y JIsfrnnchtacd,
 TT.ls Is hardly faLr. 7rs. urt, ~lL HyI in De,SiLf- are Just aa Eu0l : nunch aH %nu could t1ud in tn: IerIfA and brcaIrtI, '.r AlAslH. lssY Srt somrwhat ,snla.ed betalgs8 they Ns Fnade ot ihs stuff rItaL upcsss uuw ter rIinrS. And bceEusA ts+y .lIa such tI,sy arA Praeucnlls hcntitr!i uf Ihcsr rights as yitipens
 In eases 6nrti as ihlH :hH T.+oIk nI Nome RhnlI,t lrIsr ,In tnrSTsEr- 7TIS t3ty iE inc distributing pflnI r'lr rttl ths beneficiary of the outlying rnTaps .Ind should r.alIy c'.I that ths Iisei. ;lncrs If DscSihg Vthr- similarly siLuIIt.d Ggnters are ns own. EeTnota 1uTELa slpuld he slveH iu undG'ztard TllaL KoDC Ciry wilt rsnilGr H!l eh4 ala in its polr4r n r+ulnpH nEy of their dra Nbnulrz. Tn nnaii mAILhrs and rsIt ops usbAre, srch as Itr prorizl1n at rstlihe plsvuus ihU dsSIrrs 1c the pgo- ple Cf DeerlnE acssrrA aI thn uttGc- tI@n mat rnn rAoas1fily hr GiI'nn.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-11-22
SPECIAL AlNcuNcEH ENT.

Nr rrVr glsre is uerrty completed a1d will st ulIr 35 tns IatSast r7,' snGpt .lIlunpdioua ii NoMc. It ~h' be reidy Tor occupancy November 29 wht1 1 wlll have on display one c' tIsA largest stocks of nrr nai Ser''lI hard Eosds iu Son.. All sn'I'T- tiIaTE d in pLltu tisnTuv, 4sary 'h;iELa | bargain. sell everything, Jill rare yc1 2S pgr eenI oiI IIew syuda, go l'@r cent on guvds slightly Cse1. [ kAvs others nl1atp wh! mnL %nl: t!Tfrv srIicl. Ilz Tclresahlc, rn money re- fugurir. IT sHu wnnt m inY "r sstl arIrchtI,e TilsE ltAck 70. 1 Tanr n uur lUk storsh, :Hsg rATpsts. nihiuG Insc.
 IILl.1-S NSE H1Ura- Am Front.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-11-22

That may hs aI1 right In theory. but ws cannot sce Tilare 1t uan ArpH so tIus p1Tt.euius legislature, Tha theory trpr it ls vnIy | thcory) might apply to \ nGrIo,M. workable PTupus1t'on, pet thu Ahlska legislature uf thG %lckcr- etum lmnia rule bill ia not n sHriousr wolkIiah prnposanon. The secretary of tn. iutcrlur, Lsle natiCnaI Eorrrn' u,rIIr i,nl tlle LscniheTs of sallRrss@ ro nut takt uur legislature seriD1alS. hns in II sltiElL of .1EIrIst -"r-iUY ]'arc srnrIrlI il nn pulwers 10 tliE@ OLE tex isLLt Jl, ;ll9Su The peslliuIt ot 1nkc' Thus knuw iIle EFis.nturs caDnt't lss- IsEulu tuatnriallY, aud alt ttLAr tl'oy en- tlrct irvm Ils tirst rirIntS ia the mn tt.TluI Iur n gnad LAnglL. AcnI 'l puhetl uf dlgRlIIAl -NAskGns np asatnst oar Legislative Joke, unl wfIr they sec whut lucy arc up against fhear u's- rItS will prcYent tI'c1r "hdusrinE' l9i' t1,r tcne Will L~ nn t'sene aenu IL tm,ncb ot pflctLnaI InhIera aEAtnst the lssaA zrIvs bunk. anu I6 Hfnnrr VIII th%v dlErurer wbHL iL realty H 1hcJ are up uIaInst tlEIn they WLi begin 10 pa!ss nLan1orlRIa to congress and all tho rs@L nf tue world +XpcAtnE OUT h9nr rllle fur Just wiIaL it ls, Ard demand L,ar FnmeshinE worth whttA rum COIL srass. Where dignity 1H only highly 1r,u ginITy, diGlney i* always hI"e and as 5ukO HairhAnks Nc~a NIs"'t.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-11-22
MlnIhG ( DREDGING POTION.

MING & DREDGING SOl TON.
 Tie Mining and prrdtrss Edition rr the None T'aDY NrEEtt are oh Ealc aL JWtIHt .MlusO Cn,. i'nmen FTuE. ah1 lhe Bpnrd nf Trade, Price 50c pHr CODE.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-11-22

uO TO THE NORTH POLE HHknry for the pEss hresd Ans psttrf Tn. eMly Cof!us HsusN in taSHn'
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-11-22
ATTACKS LEGISLATURE.

MnRS pehblp In iIiis tann are con- altering ihr aclectipn nf 1nnmhrrs n Inc lrEislaluTa rom tho pulnt of dlg nlty nr individuals the rrsthetic Esi t'resainil uf nur Acsct legislature whlrl Delegate WlekeTshann is eudeaFcrin, to in0crlRLa Lhe peoS.e %iih. Tht theufY Ia that our aGtcty depends up un iha eisctirn of high cInss fnsn Wh4 VIII digH'fy anr territory and tts log IRlAtHre.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-11-22

Haya you tried rhs Tuna Fi.h, lust lIts chicken. st Frs4dlra A 6drpsn
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-11-22
FOR SALE.

Heating plsnt Usnrrist4. RIss Hr. proof safe a% ones. Hok.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-11-22

Luk-Hsk st LehmAn's.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-11-22
t'EstsNE- MAIN NO. is.
FIRE ALARM slaNAL%

F. e4.hdArd c;I e. H. Esvhsns Cold 8tsFsDe. t4 Iphn 1. esSAaB G. sfkus. 1R hasaq wsrters eslesz- 9i. RsaardArs' 0ffisa- d. LaWrN4na4 HssAL 2k Fire ospsfsa+4aL Si. piAosssry ealossA a2 Yssssr's cipnr etar~ q. PaeiRp Geld Ahsne@ Co. 8aRdeeiA a. Third Ava Ans LAns'4 Way,
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 OFFICIAL pAPER-
 NOME, ALASKA, NOV. 2, 19iR
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-11-22

tIsl-1-s Asr s1ora. Am rront.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-11-22

Fou havs most likely tgured Ynur saving on your fusI and sroe%r;ss- Let Us figure you s erAstAr saving on your winisC's meat. PhOne Rsd 70.
 uNspN MEAT co.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-11-22

Wo have large asa 'rtmshe o fanoY holiday gifl hoCks, ready fn maiiins. Lumsn Rrra.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-11-22

The Nsggst will print YsSr sta tionary al rsasSnahls prIOaa Sn ss,ori notie%
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-07-23
MAKES CHARGES
 AGAINST MEXICANS
New Mexico Senator Says American Property Has Been Destroyed
 and Citizens Massacred.

Washington, July 22.-Charges of wholesale destruction of property, massacrees of American and mistreat- ment of American women in Mexico were made in the Senate by Senator Fall when consideration of the sundry civil bill was set aside temporarily to permit the New Mexican senator to urge the passage of this resolution for an inquiry into condition of the Mexi- cin ansurrection as they affect citi- zens of the United States. Five hun dred million dollars worth of property has been destroyed, the senator said, and the time has come when some action must be taken.
 The sundry civil bill held the atten- tion of the Senate all day and dis cussion of the appropriations for the Federal Reporter and the Supreme Court Record took up most of the time.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-07-23
MANY CASES IN
 THE POLICE COURT

Twenty-three warrants were on Judge Stewards desk when he took his seat in Police Court to dispose of the regular docket Monday morning. The morning after Sunday is always a bigger one than any other in the week, but the docket was larger than for some time All of the cases in- volved minor offenses and only three fines over $10 were assessed. They were against w. Cunningham, H. Dav- is and w. Vego, for gaming. Creed Caldwell appealed the cases of Vego and Davis to the Circuit Court The other accused paid his fine.
 The other cases were: Ed Jones, white, drunk and down, $3; Arthur Hunt, white, riding bicycle without light. $5; Patsy Bradford, negro. disturbing the peace by fighting, $5; William Hatcher, white, drunk at Un- ion Station, $5; Rosco Stewart, ne- gro, disturbing the peace by fighting. $5; Joe Collins, negro, disturbing the peace by fighting. $5; Ida Phillips, disturbing the peace, 80; Dan Jones. negro, drunk and down. $5; Lucius Arens, negro. disturbing the peace. $5 Rebecca Beens, negro, disturbing the peace( $5; Nose Holmes, negro, drunk and disorderly, $5; Tom Childs, negro, drunk on street. $5; Lizzie Offord, negress, diturbing the peace, $3; Anver Patillo and Lulu Duncan, negroes, were freed of charges of disturbing the peace; Rosa Belle Marks, negress, drunk and disorderly, $5; Annie Mosley. disturbing the peace, s5; Jim Lewis. negro. violating city section, $5; Belle Davis. negress, violating city section, S5.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-07-23
ACCEPT RESIGNATION
 OF REV. WHITTINGTON
Ohio Street Baptist Church Minister Will Go to Another Put.
 pit at Conway.

Rev. Otto Wilmington has rendered his resignation to the congregation of the Ohio Street Baptist church, of which he has been pastor for the past three and a half years, and it was ac- cepted at a recent meeting. A pulpit committee, consisting of R. D. Lee, chairman; w. M. Ware, c. D. Guest, J. w. Duckett and J. E. Baker was ap- pointed by the pastor to call another minister. Rev. Whittington's resigna- ton is to take effect August 1, when he will take up his new charge at Con- way, but he is making preparation to leave the city next Monday on his an- nual vacation He will visit his fath- CT at Waldron and also spend a week or two in Hot Springs.
 His farewell sermon will be preach ed next Sunday night and a special service is being prepared, which will include fine musical program. Rev. Wilmington has made many friends during his stay in this city and has been largely instrumental in greatly increasing the congregation of the church and put it on a better financial basis.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-07-23
Wilson to Plant Tree
 On Historic Spot
Will Replace the Tree That Lee Sur
 rendered To Grant Under.

Washington, July 22-The famous old apple tree near Appomattox courthouse, Virginia, under which Lee surrendered to Gran, long since cal ried away piece by piece by sou venir hunters, is to be replaced by a tree planted by Governor Woodrow Wilson.
 Col. Geo. A. Arms, U. s. A., owner of the Appomattox farm, has return- ed to this city from a visit to Gover- ncr Wilson at Seagirt with the news tha. the Democratic presidential nominee had accepted an invitation to visit that historical place to plant the new tree within the next few weeks It is expected the Virginia trip will be made with "a party includ- ing a number of senators and repre- sentatives and that visit will be paid to Monticello, Jefferson's home
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-07-23

that Pine Bluff and Jefferson county, and Southeast Arkansas for that, has long needed. Upon it depends the fu- ture of Southeast Arkansas and the fairness of the improvement district proposition has been so impressive that it has won favor in every court and with large majority of the prop erty holders ill this county. The anti Bridge people are sadly in the minor ity. This will be shown to the satis- faction of everybody and the Bridge question is gradually assuming an at titude that promises to unite all of our people in the course of a few weeks that will result in much good for the community at large and for the city and eounty's progress. Sebastian and Crawford counties had the same inter- nal troubles as that which is just fad ing away in this county-but now there is not a Free Bridge knocker in Northeast Arkansas. The oppon- ents were shown the light and they have come to the conclusion that the Free Bridge there ought to have span ned the Arkansas years ago.
 President Collier cannot be sincere in his claims that the Taxpayers Pro- tective Association won victory in the Federal court at Little Rock. To be denied something that was asked does not resembled a victory in this modern age of keen understanding. The Graphic believes that further use- less agitation against the Free Bridge will result in retarding the progress that ought to come to our people throughout the county now and with out further delay. Judge Trieber says that if the injunction was issued there would be no way of ascertaining majority for either side. Give the commission an opportunity to meet and show it's honesty and purpose of sincerity of action.
 All the courts have spOken-all in favor of the Free Bridge project and the measure that authorizes it's creat- ion. Now let's see if the charges that have been made during the heat of ar eument and ill feeling, will prove true. We say not. There will not be one un- fair advantage taken of the Free Bridge opponents by the commission. They will be fair and honest and in years to come-if the Free Bridge is built even the anti-Bridge people will rise up in one body and praise them.