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Senate Sub Committee Will Include Wheot When it
 Reports Tariff Mae3ure.
MUST BE RATIFIED
President ?harr of Louisiana Sugar t.roueI, tssaciait0u Wakes
 ir%umeut.

Wasin@ton. May 21-RaW Material from Which roduets are made, which the lower House of Congress placed on the free list of the Underwood blll ,Sill also t.e placed on the free list a"- cordno to the principal adoi ted by the sub-committee of Inc senate fin auce committee. As the bill came from tAe house flour was Oil the free list and wheat was dutiable. This rais- ed a storm among western millers, who declared that tle American flour market was being opened to the Canadian miller Mhile the American miller was barred from Canadia'' wheat fields.
 It was decided that wheat should be placed on the free list After this raw agricultural products were plac- ed ferro~manganese. cattle and other commodities Placing ferro-mangan- ! tSt l independent steel manufacturers.
 These changes must be ratified D. 1 the Democratic caucus before the! actually become part of the Dems cratic bill, Hearings before substl rute committees will be conclGdec I T'iuesdasys according to the decision the majority of the finance aommitte which. met today. Chairman Simmon announced that hereafter tbesubsti ute committee would consider tht schedules in executive sessions an( that he hopes to have the bill 1T shape to report to the Democratic caucus June 3 and to the Senate June :. Hearings will be ended next Tues day.
 The subcommittee, headed by Ser ator Williams, today heard Henr. Pharr, president of the LouisIan Sugar Growers Association, in oppo sition to free sugar. Pharr asserted that the Democratic party is playin| into the hands of the sugar trust.
 Women Oppose Cotton Schedule
 Washington. May '21.-Mrs. w. I
 Felton, 7S, widow of a Georgia Col gressman, is here to fight the cotto goods schedule of the Wilson-Undel wood tariff bill.
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Au is in Readiness for Fifth | Annual Reunion of Ark ansas "Hello Bills.
r1TY IS "DOLLED UP"
nocial Trains Will Begin to Arrive
 Early-AiI Arrangements Are Complete.

If the rainmaker will get off the Lh +his morning and Old Sol comes hi to greet the r,lks of Arkansas, ho fifth annual convention of The lrkansas Association and State Re |nion of Elks will start ont bright hi aarly under most agreeable con- |6ons The continuous downpour of hin yesterday made the outlook Iloomy and incidentally gave the 3eautiful decorations an under tha teathr" appearance. But the fast 5oors are holding and the banners nd flags and emblems went through he drying process at intervals dur hg the day.
 But despite the unfavorable out box of yesterday, rain or no ram, he fifth annual gathering of the Hello Bills" ill Pine Bluff today and bmorrow is going to be big sue less officially and socially. The Elks re going to come into tCan by the hundreds this morning, on special rains with banners flying and col rs waving. They are bringing their busic with them, for advance infor- Aati0p is 10 the effect that every elegation from almost every city in he state is to be accompanied by it's wn band and the air will be filled ith music befoPe noon.
 The Camden bunch is using this ccasion to put forth their "native pn,' Judge George w. Hays, candi- ate for governor, and between pa hdes and business sessions and social pings they are going to make surl hat every visitor and every man 1T pwn knows somthing of the Ouachi- B jurist. The Little Rock Elks, wh' re due to arrive at 10:30, five hun 
 red strong, are coming for the 191 Dnyention honor and the indications re, unless some other city looms u!
 the last minute, that they will se
 hat they are coming after.
 The uncertain conditions of tn puntry roads has caused many Elk
 neighboring cities to abandon aut'
 IDS to Pine Bluff and no few of then |ad planed to come overlan
 als morning in cars from variOu
 'Wns and cities. Little Rock auto
 US alone had planned to bring twent
 achlnes from the capital, while sev
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-05-22

several hundred others are quoted as favoring an optional law for one year as preferable for their interests.
 It is probable that a committee will be authorized to deal directly with Congress. At present the federal lia- bility law makes the inju-1d workmen prove that the employer was at fault in accident The law as proposed by some would eliminate this necessity and charge the company with the death of employees without raising the question of responsibility.
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WILSON APPEALS
 ID MR. SESSION Induces Mississippi Con gressynan to Put Soft Pedal" On Speech.
AND HE YIELDED
Does Not Want to Excite tie Japs --Nr. SisSon Will Weigh
 His Words.

Washington. May 21.-Feeling that incendiary utteranCes might further incite the Japanese and cause compli- cations between Washington and To- kio President Wilson today shattered another precedent by sending for Rep resentative Sisson. of Mississippi, and requesting" him not to deliver the speech which he has already served notice that he intends to make on Fri day.
 Representative Sisson's last utter ance on the floor of the House was of decidedly war-like nature. There fore when informed that the Missis sippian intended to add a few state ments to his previously expressed views on the California question, the president summoned the congressman to his private office in the White House today and personally requested him to choose his words and terms with care
 Congressman Sisson has obeyed the 1 request The speech which he will deliver on Friday will touch merely the legal phases of alien-land owner ship.
 Of course, l cannot quote the pres ident," said MT. Sisson. My inter- view with him was invited from the White House. My secretary was call ed and told that the president would like to talk with me concerning my proposed alien land owning speech.
 'The president tod me that because of the present extremely delicate con- ditions existing between this country and Japan, he hoped I would not say
 anything in my speech that would
 tend to further excite the Japanese o1 : anything that might be taken by the
 newspapers as critical of the Japan csc.
 q told the president that my pur- pose then and now was to show tha1 f the Japanese have no just right tt
 complain of the California anti-lan(
 owning law, because that country it f self had such a law 1 wanted to show the danger of the treaty power nov lodged in the president and the sen ate and the wisdom of Jefferson whel :, he declared that we should have feV
 treaties with foreign countries. Re , duced to the extreme the presiden : and one sent could enter into al
 agreement with a foreign country O.
 almost any question despite the loca :, laws of any state and those law
 could be set aside
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THE FRENCH LINER
 SENGAL IS BLOWN UP

London, May 21.-A telegram to the Daily Mail from Smyrna reports that the French liner. Sengal, was blown up by mine today as she was leaving port. Tugs are trying to save lives.
 The Sengal was an old boat and was shortly to have been withdrawn She carried a crew of 30 and probably more than 60 passengers.
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LORD WlEARDALE IS
 PLEASED WITH WILSON

London, May 21.--Lord Weardale, the head Of the peace delegation which visited America returned today. When seen by an I. N. s. correspondent, he said:
 II was wonderfully impressed with President Wilson and believe he is the man America has been looking for a long time
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Issue Now Up With Japan Is An International Cues
 tion, He Insists.
CUR LAWS LIBERAL
N0 Nation Could Ever Invade Amerl- ca-Itas Confidence in the
 Administration.

New Yor May 21.-The lnternat- onal News Service today asked And reN Carnegie for an interview on the Japanese situation. The interview follows:
 "The ..ress this morning is full of reputed Japanese crisis. In my op- inion there can be no crisis or war in the case of Japan and our country. The question exciting California just now is no California question alone, it is an international question. have been in Ja4an and nobody has more kindly feelMg for that remarkable people than l have. They are re- sponsiDle people and know well that what their ally, Great Britain, can- not give them they have no right to eXFcct from us. No Japanese or , Chinese can enter Austria or New Zealand, and the Canadian and Brit ish Columbia have laws against their interests Even the South colony of ) Britin has stringent laws effectins
 Japanese immigrants. It is a world wide question.
 AS a point of international law, ( all nations have the right to de- termine who they shall include as must be taken into consideration. Our I country Would be perfectly safe III e saying that there would be no ob c ixy; Iono fn - ter privileges in our state and na- } tional laws than the other nations Of l the world extend, hence 1 do not be- l lieve that war can ensue between Ja- pan and ourselves.
 } "No nation in the world can invade j. which wish to try the experiment..
 The census shows that We have 22,- r. GOO .O0O militia subject to call, the y greater portion of which have guns a and can shoot, which is something = that no other nation possesses. The g guns is small indeed. I have full con-
 fidence that the administration can
 show that our terms are liberal be- l. yond those of any other English r. speaking countries Instead of try Il ing to alarm the public the press = would full filling higher duty ii
 they would state the facts just as . they are and assure the readers thai
 Japan has no desire to quarrel Witf ' us, nor we to quarrel with them. Oul
 message to Japan should be:
 '4Dear friends, just look over th'
 laws and rest assured that whatever
 other nations conceded to you, oul
 republic will go much father. Did not the war with Spain prov
 our efficiency?'
 stWe had no war with Spain.
 was only play to dispose of her tugs
 There were only three or four ship
 engaged Spain has only one dread
 naught, while we have B first clas
 battle ships and five more buildine
 If the International News Servic
 wishes to do a great service, it ca
 tell our people that this Japanes
 question will be adjusted peacefully
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-05-22

eral were coming from McGehee, Hot Springs, Stuttgart, Dumas and other places
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-05-22

Judge and Mrs John A. Martineau of Little Rock, arrived in the city last night and will be the guests of Mrs. Bama Holcombe during the Elks con Vention.
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(CONTINUED ON PAGN TWo)

The $. s. Combination Cleaner gets the dust with vacuum suctloh' and the strings with a brush attach ment.-Sent to your home on appfoV- al. Price s11.5o. Phone Knox-"aiker
 If
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-05-22

50 different patterns of brass peds. guaranteed not to tarnlsh. spec ial rrices this week. Prices $l4.7o to $125.OO. knOX-W Walker. u
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MOTHERS! HAVE YOUR CHILDREN
WORMS?

Are they fr,orish restless, nervous,
irritable, DIN, or co]u,tipatcd d.
hey continually poh their nose ~
grind their teeth. Have they rramp
my pains, irregular aud rayruous ap.
petite! These are al signs Of worms.
Worm, not uul, cause your child .uf
frriug but ,tuu g.. mind aud growth.
GIVE kicNapoo Worm Killer AT once
u kills and removes the worms. i'm
proves your child. appetite, regulate,
stomach, liyci and bowels. The symp.
IN disappear and voui child is made
Happy and healthy. a. nature intended.
vi druggist. ur by mail, Pc
kirkapoo Indian Medicine Company.
PbIlad"lPhia. Pa ~. Louis. Mo.
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Cotton Manufacture.

The cotton manufacture was in.
troduced into Europe by the Arabs.
Abdurahman III, about the year $50,
caused II 10 be commenced in Spain
from which country II spread slowly
TO other European lands. He also
established extensive manufactures OF
silk and leather, and interested him
self much In the culture OF the silk
worm. The Arabs were also the au.
thors OF the art Of printing calicoes
by wooden blocks, n great improve
ment on the old operation Of paint
ing bY hand
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ED. AL l.,
{ oRtr tor
JORDAN ITEMS

Crops looN we'll here now but need
rain.
Threshing is about over IN this COM
muuity
The Jordan people are glad to have
their new organ which was purchased
for the sunday school.
Mr.. Young, near Jordan, had the ms
fortune Of losing thee (3) head OF eat
tie by their ealing cane,
Mr.. and Mrs. Cade are enjoying a
visit from their son and family, Mr..
Tom Cadc
Mr., O, II. Miller who has been At
Roswell, has returned with a load Of
apples from that orchard land
II. l., Cox sold his broom corn at 500
per ton aud is 10 haul it to Melrose.
Mrs Brown spent last Tuesday with
the Misses Woodward
Mrs. VI. j. Bowerman and Mrs. X.
Hicks are out for n picnic this week
There was no sunday school at Jor'
dan on Second Sunday as most every.
one attended The singing convention
at McAlister .
Mr.. and Mrs. j. ID, Akin are the
proud parents of a baby girl which ar
rived on the night Of August sth
Mr., and Mrs, II. c. Greer spent Sun.
day with Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram Williams
Miss Julia Wattenberger is at home
again after a few weeks stay in tn,
cumcari
! Prof. J. + Scarborough vas in our
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Mr.. aud Mrs. W. VI. Rich and iar gh
ter, Miss Anna Rich, from Binger, Ok.,
are mere looking over our city and couu
try and considering locating. As Mr..
Rich j. - very prosperous farmer il
Oklahoma and would come to " able
10 take mp dairying or the stock husi.
ness with sufficient capital 20 make =
,trrcs, Of the undertaking we are very
n]rNiuuS that hc may decide to east his
lot with us, We not only need more
p"opI" in ne county, but especially
more people with capital
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Let the Truth Stand.

In Lillian Writings The Brown.
ings occurs this anecdote: In the
last days In Venice Browning was
reading 10 MS son and daughter-in-
law that 'Epilogue' which sums up his
owl attitude TO life and It's problems
- the familiar verse beginning, One
who never turned his back. but
marched breast forward, and. paus-
ing at the stanza. said, IT seems al.
o like praising myself 10 say that,
and yet II is true. the simple truth.
and SO | shall not conceal II.
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FARM LOANS

For the purpose Of introducing high
grade dairy cattle, ! have, for some
clients cf mire, money for farm loans
Loans will only he made TO those who
viii use same for tine purpose Of buying
dairy cattle.
Another client mas instructed me I"
offer for sale some very large, highest
bred, registered, Spanish Jacks, and also
u few registered big bone Poland China
hogs. The jacks will be sold for cas-
or on time 20 responsible parties.
H.WYATT,
Chamber Of Commerce Bldg
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Cannot Eliminate Love.

A periodical devoted 10 the drama
pleads for plays based on some emo.
ton other than love. The difficulty
in producing such plays Is that ever,
play must have a hero, and In making
a hero the playwright. as well as his
audience, almost inevitably adopts the
view expressed two thousand years
ago by a scribe on one OF the dead
walls Of Powr'iI lie who has never
loved a woman is not a gentleman"
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Very active measures are being pur
sued 20 establish immediately i cash
market IA Tucumcari for wheat and
other grain; also chickens, eggs and
meat. Il will bring q more constant
TRADE.
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j =. Flores will open IN September
ing now occupied 10y Newhy's barber
shop II viii he conducted along the
lines Of ;nr very popular Walwortl.
store. Of TIE cities. The public is in
yited 10 be present at the opening, on
Srpcmhcg LIST.
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cynle We'll Answered.

A cynic once observed: 1T does not
matter whom you take as a bride be-
cause o always find out next day
that you have married some one else. =
To which every happy husband will
confidently reply 1T Is better to love
the real woman You have married
than to marry the ideal girl you have
loved"
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LOST Ladies gold wa.rl, Elgin
movement, and chntalaiuc pm, between
TurumcarI and the pijaritu. Finder
please return to Mrs. I'D. Thompkin
and receive reward.
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FOR SALESMAN gasoline engine,
nearly new, at less than half price. X.
Y. u, News Office.

The News, received a. announcement
If the wedding Of Mr.. Joseph Wertheim
Of Tucumcari ana Miss Emma Vorcn
berg Of Wagon Mound, New Mexico.
Mr.. Wcrthrim' : hos, Of friends here
wish him the greatest happiness at
heir new home Artcsia, \. VI.
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Roy Wingroves who has been over ~
Kansas says. We should not be com
planning about dry thor and hard
times. We are a wed or as they are
mp in that state.
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ANNOUNCEMENT

The City Cleaning and Ia ,Work.
has moved across The street 10 Cover :
building, where the work will be hand
led To- q much he ter and sanitary cor
dition. W. call and deliver. Phone $40
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Frank Donahue and wife made az
overland trip from Tucumcari to their
new home at Ar'csia, y. VI. Mr.. Don
ahuc will engage IN mercantile busi
ness there.
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The People : > and 10 cent store, II
bright, cheerful looking nCg establish.
mem, has its opening one door west of
thr American Furniture store, Friday
night, August -. The public invited
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Frank rapp of Tulsa, Okla, formerly
If this atty wa visiting friends in tn
cumcarl Tuesday left on the 1880 train
for CarriIo2o and Alamogordo 70 visit
his sister and parents
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unweIeome Quest =, Funeral.

A five foot long snake vas the un-
welcome guest AT a funeral AT KatZll,
Victoria, Australia, a few days ago.
and It's appearance caused the widest
confusion and panic amongst the
mourners. II was only after great DIFF.
hculty that the reptile was killed. The
funeral service proceeded without fur
Their interruption.
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Phone news items 20 No. 22. n y
not ossihle 70 get around TO each place
or TO talk TO each person, and everyone
should know some item which would be
Of interest and greatly add TO the loeAl
features 81 n oar or
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Miss Ruby Bcssc came W from tn
rumcari last night aud has charge OF
the p%ostofle today, while ). V. Cissell
D., 10 Tucuincarl oU bu,iness.-Logau
Leader
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Where Cork Sinks.

Cork, In spite Of its buoyancy, will
noe rise to the surface again from a
depth of 900 ieet below the oceans
surface, owing TO the great pressure
OF water. At any depth short OF that
It will gradually work its way back
TO the surface.
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John Eager Of the popular firm Of
Eager Bro. Grorers Is on his summer
outing. securing Iata and incidentally
SOM" fish upon which 10 huild some
very r"maraablr fishing stories upon
his return
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The financial statement Of the First
National Bank o., published in this
issue Of The News aud shows 'hc bank
10 bc M splendid condition
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO RENT

Two front rooms, furnished, with
bath privilege Opposite the Baptist
church. Phone 900. If
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FOR RENT Nice Broom house, near
Central school building Both hot and
cold waiter. electric lights, sleeping
porch. See e.. \. BERRY u
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The ladies Of the Christian church
will have a sale Of home cooking ~
Woflord and Edwards store on Satur.
day, August %.
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NuP' Iiotcr has conducted a most
successful institute Supt. Hofcr is do.
ing very efficient institute work through
ont .ho state
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The Tucumeari ball team aud the
Plains team crossed bats on the local
ground, Sunday afternoon.
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FOR RENT room house with 100
acres. Plenty Of water, joining town
sitet. Write j r. w Care Tue News.
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Local and Personal Mention

Mrs. NJ Cooper, who has been visit.
ing On Iurumcari, returned this week
TO her nome AZ Erick, Okla.
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WNNTED-Girl for general house
work. must be compctrn, to take full
charge of house. Permanent place 70
night party. W. f.. Wheeler,
First Street
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FOR RENT-FOur-room adobe house
on ith street, near Catholic church.
4. b. DAUBER
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john Briscur and family moved ~
;hcir ranch near Dodson, y w., Mon.
day =.
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Judge and Mrs. j. d. Cutlip left for
Ration, y, NJ, Monday TO attend the
state Bar Association
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pl prlng and family are of % tho
mountain streams, fishing, etc.
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Charles Reed. OF san Jon. editor Of
The san Jon Sentinel, was in the city
the frs Of thi, wcck
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Jones ;, an optician Of twenty years
standing. MI work guaranteed. Glass
e, duplicated
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Would Be Great Step In Advanoa.

Confidence between employer and
employed would not only solve the So
cial problem, but would rid us Of a
great many evils in existence at the
present day.
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SHAW BAKERY

We are still here and ready 10 wait
npon our old customers and many new
ones.
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IN g VI Light OF Silver city, was
au lu-'j. ate i,i'or this week
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-Four
ycarold registered Jersey bull.
GEO. r.. RICE,
Hudson. y VI.
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The fool Is never 80 stinRy with his
folly as the wise man Is with his wis
dom.
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\ hypocri'e is u man who claims TO
j." ~ good n he knows he ought to be.