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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-03-07
RIG DEFICIT IN THE
 INAUGURATION FUND
Chairman of Finance Committee ke' norts Shortage of ,OOO-Hotels
 the Beneficiaries.

Washington, March 6.-The lnausu- ration of woodrow Wilson was not a financial success, notwltnstanolns that the guarantee fund for the day y 5 events was larger than that supscrip- ed for any previous inaugural despite the elimination of the tradltlonal ih- augural ball and attendant concert.
 There will be a deficit ot De'ween ea Ia and IS per cent to be made good ont of the inaugural guarantee Iuho; The expenditures of the lnausura, u committee, will be about $4s,ooo anu the committee will have taken Ill when all receipts are counted III the neiehborhood of $34,00O.
 These statements were made |; oS Corcoran Thom, chairman or the IT, nance committee, of the lnaugura, a committee, who, also said tnat ao ooe a.ie guarantee fund amounted to $sS'ooo.
 1t is reported that the hotels oi ;nn ine city took in during the inanguraulon sna0 period in the neighborhood or Szoo,- GOO. This estimate is said not to ,n- Ill clude the very small hotels ana loae ing houses.
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ART YOUR LIVER,
 nON'T STOP WORK
,,.s liver Tone Acts Mildly. but s"" |S"rely. Livens up tIle Liver
 ond yOu Stay On Your Feet

,s the experience of calomel users
 of they take enough of the drug
 tha desired effect, it seriously
 .foars with their work the day
 pnt this is the less omportant
 for calomel is often a dangerous
 and acts on the system violently.
 on,t take chances with .caiomel. " n bottle of the pleasant, safe and feoctlv harmless Dodson's Liver ,o ouaranteed to take the place of ameI m Instead of making you feel |rse zee the next day it makes you feel [ter-and you actually are better, no remedy in the whole world |eus I'D the liver, regulates the \ ole and really rejuvenates the C,em and better than this does. Eou are the sole judge of it's merits, E shers Drug Co. is fullyauthorized hand you back your money without ostion if it fails to please you-and leave you. benember if you feel constipated d bilious, what you need is Dodson's yar Tone. A large bottle and a od guarantee for 30cents from Bra CTS Drug Co.
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SEN AyOR HUGHES TRIUMPHS
 OVER SENATOR CONVECTION

Little Rock, March 6.-Senator Hughes is triumphant over senator Covington in a clash on the bill in troduced by the senator from Drew to regulate the practice of optometry in Arkansas. This bill was introduce ed early in the session by Senator Hughes, and tabled. Senator Coving- ton was it's chief opponent. This did not bother Senator Hughes, for he watched his time and slipped in a second bill Later he rwagered a hat with Senator COvington he would have it made a special order for Thursday, which he succeeded ill do- ing by catching the Senator from Johnson off his guard When the bill came up today Senator Covlngton made a long speech against it. and Senator Hughes spoke very briefly, asking the Senate to pass his meas ure, which it did. For several min utes Senator Hughes held celebra- tion in the back of the Senate cham Der, gleefully skipping senator Cov- ington on the back to show his pleas urc.
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SEN ATE SSE!.Ss
 MANY BIT.:.1T.. 2 }
Bill Fixing Fees of Circuit and Chan cery Clerk iss Jefferson County
 tmOEG the NnmhGr.

Little Rock. March 6.-The senate on Thursday afternoon passed the following bills:
 Lundy, prohibiting the sale of H. quor within five miles of Mena, as amended by the house to exempt na- tive wine.
 Owens, prohibiting the issuance ot liquor license in towns of less than 1000 inhabitants.
 Rodgers Of Howard, preventing the spreading of injurious insects by the inspection of nursery stock offered for sale in the state.
 Rodgers of Benton. permitting city councils to investigate and regulate complaints of overcharges by public utility companies.
 Raney, permitting Batesville ant Newark to apply 60 per cent of the road tax collected in those towns on the streets.
 Pipkin, house bill, creating Indian Bay leVee district on White river tc include Phillips, Desha and Monrot counties.
 Deaton, permitting Delight, Ros boro, Murfreesboro and Glenwood i'll Pike county to spend 25 per cent o1
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use for the ships in Mexican waters for sometime yet, and that the near approach to intervention made by the Taft administration was justified by the circumstances.
 The officials in charge of Latin American affairs for the state depart ment are preparing digest of the voluminous report, which were taken to the White House last night when the chiefs of the state department bureaus were introduced to President Wilson and subsequently conferred with MT. Bryan at the executive of ficeS
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road tax on streets.
 Smith, repeating the act preventing the sale of fish taken from the streams of Unioi4, Bradley and Ouachita counties.
 Covington, to prevent fraud in ad. vertising and forcing a merchant to sell what they advertise.
 White, preventing the continuation of license to physician or pharma- cist convicted of selling liquor. Joint Finance Committee tranfser ring three-eights of a mill from the State Capitol to the General Revenue Fund tax levy.
 Rodgers. of Howard, granting school districts in certain counties the right of eminent domain.
 White, fixing the fees of circuit and chancery clerk of Jeffersno coun- ty.
 Toler, extending the law regarding the impounding of stock to Grant ard Saline counties.
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MANY REBEL LEADERS SUBMIT ID GOVERNMENT
B0NlLLA ONE OF REN0LtTION- ISTS WHO HAS MANY FNilOW-
 FRS SUBMITS F8 iilEhTt
Xapata Still Holding Rack kt instance oi his secretary Dia2 Is
 Disappointed.

Mexico City. March Francesca Guzman. secretary of the revolutions arv iunta. has succeeded in getting Porfirio Bonilla, the rebel leader Of the state of TlaN ala, aud 630 of his followers to submit to the tlucrtu government.
 Among the other rebel troops who submitted today Co the provisional government aIn MontoIongo. with 201 men; Guerra with 2o@: both from the state of Tla&caia Pania@ua and Lama from the state of liiddlgO. with 200; Del Pogo with Alnhrosio Fries from the state Of Puebla with 2H0;
 Baddillo and his 1.1o0 men from the state of Tamaulipas with 154 men.
 Emliano Zapata, the rebel leader
 in the south is still holding back, apparently afraid to enter the capital. General Diaz announced this evening that Zapata is expected in the city to- morrow and will surely be here with in two or three days.
 Diaz is disap ointed over tho fail- ure of the rebel chief to koeP his Hromise 10 come here and confer with the Huerta government and says he believes Za1ata is being influenced at the last minute by his secretary P,ontano, who, it is said. yields a powerful influence over the rebel l leader.
 Rontano is very powerful and has pained great influence over the peo- pie by his many promises of free dis tributon of land and an equal division Of wealth among all
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BLIND SPELLS
 FUR A LONG TIME
Nrs. Largcn Ici,S oi Her Experience and !iow Shc Finally Cane
 Oui tli hi%ht.

Elhwood. \la.-Alrs. Matte Lar gen, of this town writes the follow ing lo'pol. for pubIieation: w health @@5 very had for a bong time on ac- count of W"manly trouble. suffered a groat dcaE at different times, with headache and pains in the bottom of my stomach. and had blind spells.
 All of this made me so weak. l could hardly sh up | tried treat mont aftoH treatment. but they did me mo good
 Inst as soon as commenced talk ing Cardui tue womahs ionic, my health got better, and now l can do all my house work.
 I will never be without Cardni in the house. and will reccomend it to every lady that 1 can, for it has Gonc me som uch good. and 1 know il will do the same for others, if they will piyc it q trial
 The reason Gardui has attained such wonderful success in the treat ment of diseases peculiar to women, is that il acts specially on the wom- anly organs purely vegetable ingre 'dients, of real medicinal merit, and in safe, gentle way, helps build the Womanly constitution back 10 health and strength.
 Cardni is being successfully used by thousands of women every day. You wont regret giving it a trial.
 Write to: Chattanooga Medicine Co.,. Ladies Advisory Dept, Chattanooga, Tenn, for Special Instructions on your ease and G4-page book, "IIome Treatment for Women,'' sent in plain wrapper.
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hooI Improyements Association.

With about 55 members ill attend
 nce one of the most enthusiastic
 heAt ngs of the Lakeside Schooi lnl-
 royement Association was held yes
 erday afternoon at the school build
 pg. le'
 It was decided to hold a tea next Friday. March 14, at which time a
 mall admission fee will be charged
 or the purpose of swelling the fund if the society. from which the many pieces ot playground apparatus nov Been on the campus are being pur- biased.
 The feature of the program yester- hay afternoon was the address by Dr. bunius Jordan, on the subject of 'The School for the Child The address was instructive throughout as we'll as intensely interesting and all present listened with the greatest of attentive hess. The program in full is as iol- 1ows
 Recitation, "Scuse Me Teacher" by Six boys. Instrumental solo, EXye Burks. Chorus, by pupils. of Miss Moree Burks room. Recitation, My Ma, She Knows, . D B. Niven 4Adress, The School for the Child pr Junius Jordan. Readings by Mesdames' S.vess. Sor- tdls and Weaver were given on sub iects of interest.
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:k5.GOA iFITE HOUSE
 DOC FINDS HIMSELF

Washington, March 6.-"Neemie,
 Miss Helen Tafts $3.000 Italian poodle. which strayed from the White House on Tuesday and for which the police of Washington have been searching. found itself early today. A maid in the home of Miss Tafts aunt, Mrs Thomas l4aughlin, was awaken ed by the barking of the dog, and let him i'll. A telegram was dispatched to Miss Taft, asking whether "Neemie' should be shipped to Augusta, Ga, where the Taft family now is, or whether it should be kept here until they come North again. The dog, to which Miss Taft is much attached, was given by King Victor Emanuel.
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member of the Interstate Commerce Commission. was today ordered to be iavorably reported to the senate to- morrow by an unanimous vote of the committeeman. He will be promptly confirmed and that administrative again will have full membership. 2 Edgar E. Clark, nominated to suc- ceed himself and confirmed yesterday, was today named as chairman of the commission to succeed Franklin K. Lane, who went into the new cabinet. MT. Clark becomes chairman through the plan of rotating in office adopted by the commission early in it's organ ization.
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N f y

". (. r. [.
 With 23 new members present, the Women,s Christian Temperance Union held a meeting yesterday afternoon at the First Presbyterian church, at which a most highly enjoyable pro- gram was rendered.
 The feature of the program was an
 ddress by Mrs. T. C. Gillespie. on the subject of What Shall We Do When the Town Goes Dry The paper was eXcellently read and contained much good. sound logic.
 Mrs. Bradfield, who resides in Kansas, spoke on Have Enforcement in My State in which splendid talk she praised the officers of Kansas for their excellent enforcement Of the li- Cuor laws.
 Miss Herring rendered a beautiful vocal solo. accompanied by an able manner by Mrs. Richev.
 Mr. Horan. representing "The Ar '-ansas News,' paper which is to be published in Little Rock. spoke in the interest of his publication and asked the ladies present to support the paper
 The meeting was a most enthuslas- ,ic one and all present took the highest interest in it.
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HOUSE ALSO REJECTS
 BOND ISSUE BILL

Little Rock, March 6.-The House, following the example set by the sen ate. refused to issue bonds to meet the personal deficiency in the states revenues, the vote being 62 to 20. This is also a repudiation of one of the primary blanks in the platform of Gov. Robinson, who has been urging it's passage Messrs. Ragon, Jackson and Parker vigirously opposed the bill, declaring that they were opposed to placing a mortgage of the farms and homes of the state to meet obll- cations incurred through maladminls- trations. The two Davisses of Colum- hia and Lafayette also opposed the bill, whole Newton and Sawyer were the chief champions of the measure.
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PERSONALS * l.
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w. B. Powell, of Sarass, transacted business in Pine Bluff yesterday.
 w. T. Massie, of Cornerstone, spent yesterday in Pine Bluff on business.
 Harry Eversfield. of Tillar. was business visitor in the city yesterday.
 Mrs. E. J. Bogy, of New Gascony' vas a guest of friends here Thurs day.
 c. B. Campbell well known Little Rock insurance man, was in the city yesterday en route to Hope.
 Mrs. A. Retan and daughter, MISS Zillah, of Little Rock, are In the city inc euests of relatives and friends.
 Mrs Ada H. Sweet ana Mrs. Neli Company, have returned from trip to Chicago and the eastern marKets.
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MRS. LEVI z. LETTER
 DIED OF ApOPLEXY
Leader of Society in Washington and Prominent in Charitable and Phil.
 anthropic Movements.

Washington, March G.-Mrs. Levi z. Letter, one of the most popular so- cial leaders of the -Four Hundred and prominent in many charitable and philanthropic movements, died late today from apoplexy at her Deau- tiful castle in this city.
 Mrs. Letter was the mother of Jos eph Letter, late Lady Curzon, wife of the former Viceroy of Indian and the Countess of Suffolk and Mrs. Colin Campbell, both of whom reside in England.
 1t had been determined tonight whether the funeral will take place in Washington or in Chicago, where the body may be taken.
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Nirthday Pariy.

To celebrate her birthday. Miss Mamie Timms entertained iarse number of friends yesterday at her home. Nc, l6 State street. The homo was fttingly q decorated in 2 bca.ti ful manner and delicious rereSh- me2ts were served. Many ganas oi different natures were indulged in and all present enjoyed themselves to the fullest extent Miss Timns is very popular in Pine Blun and has given several delightful entertainments re cently
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HOT SPRINGS WILL
 AWAIT LOCAL ACTION
Will Probably Follow Little ROCKS Lead in Disposing of Interurban
 Matter

Hot Springs, March e.-Mayor wa ters of this city is authority for the statement that the city authorities here will await the action of the Lit Ia Rock council before taking any action upon the petition of the inter urban for a franchise through thls city. Mayor Waters is Of the oplnlol, that the home of the enterprise shoulo act first, and it is probable that the action of the local council will De largely governed. by that of Little Rock.
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Y. W. \. Invited.

The Week of Prayer mcalines which have been held at the First Baptist church every atternoor tnfs week are growing in nreres large attendance was present y,-rnr. day. The meeting yesterday was con- ducted by Mrs. William Burke. This afternoon the m6@nS will Je in ehafse oI Mrs. Ben Causoy and Mrs. II. E. Williams Sr,, and The nembrrs of the Y. W. A are earnestly re- 1uested to be present. No meeting will be held Saturday,
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PORFIRIO DIAZ
 REFUSES TO RETURN
Regard Mexican Situation Grave Be. cause of Empty Treasury-Try to
 NegOtiate Big Loan.

NCtot1Gtc DlS AOdus
 Cairo, Egypt, March 6.--Porfirio Diaz today received from Provisional President Huerta of Mexico a press ing appeal entreating the former president to return to Mexico as soon as possible. The former dictator has made the same reply to this re- quest as to all previous ones. As yet he has not announced his reasons for refusing to return to his native coun- tRy, but to those who are familiar With the situation his real reason is apparent, General Diaz admitted to- day that he regards the present Mexi- can situation as very grave, chiefly owing to the empty treasury. He will leave here next Monday on the Adria- tic for Europe where he will endeavor to negotiate with European bankers for $100, 100000 national loan
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VESSELS TO REMAIN
 IN MEXICAN WATERS
Reports Show That There May Yet Be Use For Battleships Sent
 There.

Washington, March 6.-The Wilson administration for the present at least has decided not to withdraw any of the warships at Mexican ports. Such was the statement made by Josephus Daniels, the new secretary of navy, today.
 The daily reports to the state de- partment show clearly there may be
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-03-07
GEN. WOOD CONTINUES IN
 COMMAND TEMPORARILY Y

Washington, March 6.-Secretary of War Garrison today instructed Major General Leonard Wood to continue under his original designation as chief of the army until further Cor ders. The purpose of Secretary Gar risOns action was to enable Presi. dent Wilson to have time fully to con- sider the question of permanent designation.
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Oyster Sul,Hnj'.

An oyster supper, at which tla dcii- cacy was served in every manne, pos s ble or .masinabIn was given last night at the residence of Mrs. ". R. barricklow. No t99l East Sixth ave- nue, by the ladies of the Missionary Society of the Carr Memorial church. A large number of people attended and partook of the refreshing repast, and quite a neat sum was netted by the Society.
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The Young Ladies Club of the First Methodist Church will give an Easter Bazaar and Tea Friday after noon, March z, from ? to at the resi- dence of Mrs. Tracy Mills, 1221 w. 9th avenue. 3-4-4t
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Young Ladies' Club Ncetinn,

The meeting of the Youns F.3d.ne' Club of First Methodisi rhlrfh viii be held With the Misses Dewoouy hos tesses, tomorrow afternoon. Narr5 Ii at 2:30 o'clock.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-03-07

Daughters of Confederacy, u:i- he fIis guests of Mrs. M. l.. Jonas Tuesday March 11th, in her home, cor.ur Si,'n and Ash.
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baHghters of the King.

The Daughters of the King VIII meet with Mrs. J. H. Mann on Martin avenue, at o'clock this afternoon. A good attendance is desired.
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Rook Reception This Afternoon.

For the purpose of replenishing the
 library of the Pine Bluff High School,
 a book reception will be given al that Institution this afternoon, at which the public at large and especially the patrons are invited.
 Refreshments will be served and a literary program will be rendered for | the guests, all of whom are requested l to bring at least one book as con tribution to the library The pupils of the High School are becoming more interested in the reading of good books and the book reception IS an idea which will aid them to a great extent in obtaining good reading mat ter, it is thought
 The comm ttee in charge of the ar rangements for this affair is of the opinion that a large number of Pine bluflians will contribute >S this worthy cause and many requests have been sent out.
 Books of all sorts will be gladly ac- cepted put those of an educational ana enllghtening nature are desired
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Marble On Interstate
 Commarce Commission
Appointment is COnfirmed and Edgar E. Clark is Made Chairman
 of the Body.

Washington, March 6.-The nomin- ations ot John H. Marble, to be a
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Spring azaar.

Spring azaar.
 The bazaar under the auspices of the Young Ladies Club of the First Methodlst church will be held at the residence of Mrs. Tracy Mills. No. l22l West Sixth avenue, this after noon
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ihlted Daughters of Confectionery.
 { me David o. ,Dodd chapter, United
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SOCIETY

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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-07
NJ FARLAND- -bR|TTOV
GLOVE BOUT TONIGHT
Both Confident, but Packey
Is Favorite Among New
Workers in Betting.
By international News Service.

BY International News Service.
NEW YORK, Ma rch 6.-EyerythIng is
in readiness for the ten-round boxing
contest between Packey Mcfarland and
Jack Britton at Madison Square garden
tomorrow night Both men, who hail
from Chicago, ended their training today
and retired In fine fetile
Mcfarland. who Is down to weight, did
only light road work today. and he says
lie expects 10 take on at least three
pounds by ring time, which means that
when he faces Brltton he Will probably
weigh about 40 pounds, The stock
yards champion says he VIII eat a good
meal carly In the evening, as he does not
believe II will affect his speed.
Britton weighed 136 pounds today, or
about two pounds less than the weight
he will scale at in the ring. Both men
expressed extreme confidence In the out
come.
Mcfarland declared he would win de-
cisively- Britton says that there will be
room for doubt al the finish concerning
who Is the better man. Mcfarland is an
S-to-5 favorite.
Both are good boxers who are just a
little too heavy TO so after the light
weight title.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-07
YOKEL MEETS TURNER
HERE ON MARCH 19
Holder Of Diamond Belt, Of Whom Gehrina Was
Afraid, Is to Arrive Here Only Two
Days Before the Match

Turner believes that his skill will en-
able him to win in less than an hour.
He will have to if he wins at all
Turner wired Hcagren yesterday that
he would ship his belt by express to
the National Bank Of the Republic,
where he already has 5000 forfeit up.
The trophy will be placed on exhibition
soon after it arrives here.
This will probably be the last great
match in which Yokel will be seen for
years, because when he throws Turner,
as he is pretty likely to do, no one else
of caliber sufficient to be a real an
tagonlst remains. If Turner should
win, plunging Salt Lake into mourning,
Mike IS pretty apt to retire at least un-
Til he can get return match.
No matter what the result, it is un-
likely that fans will have another op-
portunity to see such a contest for
years, and perhaps never This fact
and Promoter Heagren s intention to
sell the highest priced seats for not
more than S3 will undoubtedly attract
the biggest audience on record. A big
house was a feature of the Gehring
match, but at Gehring's estimate at
least, this man Turner is superior to
the Buckeye grappler, so there ought
to be a bigger attendance even if the
prices were as high as at the Gehrlng
event.
Both men have attached their sigma
lures to articles and both have put up
their forfeits. When Turner's belt
gets here he will have on deposit Sc
curity supposed to be worth 500, as
the best is valued at $500.
The belt will look good on Mike.