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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-12-21
Navy Department Is Deter mined To Give Protec-
 tion To Foreigners.
CONDITIONS NORMAL, !
Admiral Fletcher So Reports Now But RumOrs of a Renewed At.
 tack Cause Extra Precauti0n.

Washington, Dec. 20.-The Navy Department has determined, in view of the importance of the Tampico sit uation, to keep all the vessels there which We're assigned to the prctec- ton of foreigners in that city.
 The American vessel Chester, and the British cruiser Suffolk, which went to Vera Cruz, have been orde,- ed back to Tampico by their respec tive governments.
 What navy officials say privately is that it is not to be expected that the strong forces of the rebels, which recently attacked Tampico, will give up the struggle and that on the col trary Tanipico, so far as Huerta and his rivals are concerned, is the key of the situation.
 Admiral Fletcher, it is true, re- ported in dispatch dated , o'clock yesterday at Tampico, that condi- tions were normal. The State De- partment, however, admits that it has rumors of the renewal of tne at tack on Tampico and that these rn- mors are not confined to newspaper reports.
 The action of the Navy Department in sending back the Chester instead of withdrawing one half of the ships from Tampico, as intended day os two ago, shows that another and per- haps more serious situation is to be developed.
 Both The White House and State Department agree that no represent ations were made to thrs government by Huerta that he would resign with :. in ten days under certain conditions. It is also denied that President Will son or the State Department decliu- ed to consider the offers of Huerta. Both officials here construe the orig iaal suggestion to Huerta by John Lind as being one requiring Huerta to eliminate himself entirely from the Mexican government uncondition- ally.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-12-21

Henslee Goza has returned for the holidays from the State University at Fayetteville.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-12-21
MAKE WILDERNESS OF NORTH STATES Dictator Huerta Plans New Form of Campaign
 Against Rebels
DESTROY WILL A G E. s
hhuahua and IOaiiuiIa Will he Made ndtsirahIc Sports For Anyone
 Ii Orders Are Obeyed.

Fl Paso, Dec. 20. O.-Northern Mex. lco IS to oe made wilderness. Re- alizing the impossibility 0 fcapturing the counfay from the rebels, Huerta has ordered the remnants of his army a9" at Oiinaga, to begin nam. paiSn Of destruction that will make the states Of Chihuahua and Coahuila Wntcnab;.. for Villa and hls follow crs Villages are to be laid waste and farms swept off the map The cam paign Wlli be similar to that waged several months ago against Zapata in Southern Mexico.
 Particular attention is to be paid the MormCn colonies in the vicinity of Casas Grandes. Inez Salazar, the Socialist general, has been chosen by lIuerta tc command the column of destruction that will march against the Mormons. Two years ago, dur- ing the OfGZco resolution Salazar de- stroyed mach of the Mormon prop erty and tcrced them to flee to the United States. Saazar's orders, as learned aa1e, are to march from Oj- inaga to Gasas Grandes, sweeping a path twenty miles wide for the en- tire distance. Eve ythlng in their. path will be destroyed 50 attack will be made or Juarez at the pres- ent time, the idea simply being 10 make tnc northern portion Of the state unterable.
 While Sa iaZar is thus engaged UrU- Zoco will proceed up the Conchos river from Ojinaga, through Coahuil-. To Parade to Santa Rosa L.ia, where a junction will be formed with Gen. eral Zeladeo and Nazarette, from Torreon. The combined armies then will attack Chihuahua City. Both armies will destroy everything pos- sible on :heir marches to Santa Ro- sa Lia. ..aI
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-12-21
Will Confer With
 Governor Hays Today
Dr Hutchinson, the City Doctors Will: Go to the Capital for
 z hat DurnOSH

In order to discuss the survey work on which ne has been employs ed for some days in Pine Bluff. Dr., J. II. hutchinson, the C!ti Doctor, will go today to Little Rock where, by special appointment. he vii: go into consultation with Geo. George w. Hays, llabbi Joseph lasin and Secretary H. C.. Spauld;n. of the Chamber If Commerce, wll: accom- pany him.
 It is expected hat Dr. hutchinson will bring some special message from Gov. Hays to be related by n.s, .at. the opea conference which will bc held Monday night at 8 negck in the Chamber of Commerce. Pine Bluffians st this time will rave an opportunity to appear and ass ot nrs Hutchinson any questions oei .ainils to the city. X
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-12-21
BEACHEY. AIR DARE
 DEVIL, DOES STUNTS

Fresno. Cal, Dec. 20.-Lincol1 Beachey this afternoon broke his own and the worlds record for looping the loop by doing the complete turn in the ai, four times, following which he crossed the aviation field and drove over the grounds at county fair grounds for an eighth of a mile. Previously Beachey had done the loop three times. Afterward Beach, ey did the reverse spiral and flying without his hands on the steering wheel. He also made headlong descent of 130 feet and then recov- cred himself.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-12-21
BONE GROWN VEGt :.ET iS
 CHEAPESr IND TEST

pio Nero, the loca! gardener who A regarlei as one ): :Ee :,est .'ucA farmers in this sectiol. complains because ;::,e home peori. do ac' pat ronize him He says ',' has :; Q fln- est lettuce, spinach. onions. iadishes, carrots ard other cha.Ca vegetables on his farm just east Of ;hs city. but that when he brings them to the city in his wagons the public will not buy them. He says that the vegetables that are shipped in here cannot com pare with his products and that they bring a much higher price. For in stance, ne says, he sells onions at 50 cents a dozen punches, when 25 cents is charsal for two punches Of the imported onions. Merlo says he has "a half acre of the finest lettuce ever grown in this section.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-12-21
Transporting Material To Free Bridge Site Up
 The River
25 WORKMEN ARRIVE
Are Now At Work Loading Lumber Sold To Bridge Company
 Machinery Coming.

Information reached this city yes- terday from Memphis to the effect that the steamer Belle Vernon, with twelve largo barges, were enroute to Pine Bluff to be used in transporting material to the Free Bridge site from this city. The steamer and the barges will arrive from Alton, i'll 7, at Memphis on Monday and will be brought to this city immediately, ar irving at this point on about Friday
 The steamer is in charge of Cap tain M. s. Brinkley, who will have charge of the boat in the Arkansas river. On the steamer are a num- Der of skilled laborers who are be- ing sent .lere by the Missouri Valley Bridge and Iron company which has the coptract for the building of the Free Bridge, About 150 men will be employed iii this city in the work.
 Twenty-Five bridge workment have arrived in Pine Bluff and are quart cred at the Orton Hotel on East Sec ond avenue J. A. Cole is foreman of the construction gang.
 They have been at work loading five cars of lumber sold to the Mis- souri Valley Bridge and Iron Com pany by the Arkansas Short Leaf Lumber company, on barges at the foot of Nebraska street. As soon as the lumber is transported to the free bridge site seven miles up the river, work of erecting shanties for the bridge workers will begin.
 The Pine Bluff Sand and Gravel Company has the contract for towing the lumber up the river.
 A car of construction material such as hoisting machinery, etc., is no" en rout,. to. Pine Bluff. This too, will be taken to the bridge site as soon as possible.
 It is expected actual construction work will begin within three weeks.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-12-21
Dr. Fly of Rockefeller HookWorm Commission
 to Wage Campaign
WILL VISIT SCHOOLS
DlSpenSary Plan Will Be Followed and Patients Will All Be Given
 Treatment Free of Charge.

In order to lay preliminary plans, pr. T. M. Fly. of Little Rock, rep resentatiga of the Rockefeller Hook worm Commission and lhe Arkansas State Board of Health, came to Pine Bluff yesterday The campaign against tne hookworm disease and ed ucatioaal lectures and demonstra- tions for it's prevention. will be pros ecuted in Jefferson in the early spring. Up to the present time sev- enteen counties of the state have made appropriations to pay for a part of the expense of this work
 The .lisnensary plan adopted orig inally by North Carolina will be fol- lowed il all counties in Arkansas where county judges will make ap- propriations, showing that they real ly desire that their counties shall have the benefit of education in the prevention of paratic diseases.
 
 so plain that ten year old child can see the dangerous fact that un- sanitary conditions about the houses and public schools ala entirely re- sponsible for the spread of parasitic and germ diseases.
 pr. Frt who will have charge of the hookWorm work in Jefferson county, will visit with Dr. w. H. Blankensn;p, county health officer, every school in session, both white and colored, and demonstrate with microscoae how the hookworm is spread by water, house flies and oth- CT diseases. In addition to these lee lures, examination of all persons will be made free, and treatment will be given freq to those found to be in fected wi;h hookworms and other parasites
 In order that persons may familiar ize themselves with the facts about hookworm disease and how it is spread, the State Board of Health has prepared a hookworm catechism, which serves to make thorough eX- planation of the disease and treat meat. Practically all questions usu- ally asked are embodied in this pamphlet. As is known to those who have sought knowledge, the hookworm lives on blood and grown worms cannot live outside the hu- man body.
 Dr.. Fly expects to come here about the first week in March and will re- man in Jefferson county for eight weeks.
 These counties which have made appropriations for the eradication Of the hookworm are Jefferson, St. Francis, Lee. Arkansas, Sevier, Cleve land, Clark, Ouachita, Hot Springs, Conway, Faulkner. Dallas, Pulaski Lonoke, Phillips, Woodruff, and lz- ard.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-12-21
TWIN SISTERS TO
 WE'D TWO COUSINS

Eighteen marriage licenses were issued yesterday by County Clerk C.. M. Nicno,. Three of them were to white couples. Among those who secured licenses were two cousins, Ben iWest. 23, of Double Wells, and w.. A. West, 21, of this cit'
 are to wed twin sisters, Misses Bes- sic scalron. 21, of this city, and Miss Olive Scallion, 21 A marriage li- cense was also issued to John A. Bain and Miss Cornelia Evans. of Junette, Ark.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-12-21
JOE TIMER IS SOLD
 TO BROOKLYN FOR ss5,0O(

Cincinnati, Dec. 20.-The sale of Joe Tinker, former manager of the Reds, to tie Brooklyn club, for $25,- 900. was itraefiybd etaoinshrdlululu 000. was ratified by the Cincinati hasehall club at a conference be- tween President Hermann, of the Reds. and Charles Ebbetts, Brooklyn nresiden.. today. The Reds were given the privilege of purchasing two players from the Brooklyn team
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-12-21
IS
 TRUST ATTITUDE American Telephones Hea1 Believes Such Is Will
 sons Policy
KINGSBURY PRAISES
Declares That Friendly Settlement of Existing Questions Is Far Better
 Than KOmgIler Measures.

New York, Dec. 20-Vice Presi- dent N. c. Kingsbury, of the Amer ican Telephone and Telegraph Com pany, who conducted negotiations With the government for the settle ment of the telephone and telegraph combinations, believes President Will son has now revealed his policy of dealing with the large corporations. The policy is to be one of negotia- ton.
 Of course, it is alright Mir. Kingsbury said, referring to the President action in settling the question without recourse to litiga- ton, and it is a thousand times more desirable from every standpoint to settle all such matters in friendly fashion and between individuals. But, excent insofar as it works out practically, anyone conversant with the laws of the land knows that in no individual is vested the right to bind the government to any specific action.
 But this is of less significance in itself +,an is the fact now estab lished that the administration has declared itself regarding it's attltude towards big business generally.
 When the Department of Justice wants to lind out whether any cor- poratioA is doing something it has no business to do. all that is going to happen is that the corporation will be invited down to Washington poration plays fair and shows will lingness to be decent-there you are. Tn a word, Attorney General McRey- holds is imbued with the same spirit as animate the president. You be- have decently and I shall behave de- gently. That's their attitude in a nutshell.
 'T toll the Attorney General Tong ago that the American Telephone and Telegraph Company would nev- CT do a bit more--by way of travel ing in tue straight and narrow path of business righteousness-after liti gation that it was willing to do be- ,, fore litigation. I told him if we were doins wrong in any way we ourselves wanted to know it. And fo vIvifh hn tn stop it.
 Unfortunately for us the matter did not end with the Attorney Gen eral. The President became inter- ested. He expressed approval of our attitude in the promises and the re- suit was even more fortunate than we could have hoped. Instead of being obliged to defend lawsuit that would have cost us hundreds of thou sands of dollars, and endless months of time, we had merely to listen to the opinion of the Department of Jus tice, and having listened, to concede with thoss opinions.
 Naturally there is nothing in the world to prevent the administration | from prosec uting us next week. ! There is nothing to guarantee con- tinuance of this method if procedure ! by the authorities in Washington. In Great Britain such commitments are legal and binding in Parliament for ever, but here it is altogether case of individual honesty of intention, I and it IS incoaceivable that, during the presence in office of the present administration, any change in front will be made.''
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-12-21
CLARENCE DARROW IS
 FREED AT LOS ANGELES

Los Angeles, Cal. Dec. 2O.-Clar- ence Darrow, the Chicago labor law yer, was today freed of brlu-'v char .ges. in connection with the McNa- mara case, by Judge Grant Jackson. On motion of District Attorney Fred ericks, who stated that Darrrow,s conviction on the charge of bribing Juror Robert Bain was very dOubt- full, the court dismissed the. charges. Darrow was twice tried for bribery. He was acquitted on the charge of bribing Juror Lockwood and in his trial for the alleged bribing of Juror Bain the jury disagreed.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-12-21
XMAS RUSH IS
 ON IN EARNEST Pine Firms Doing More Than Usual Business
 For Holidays:
LIQUOR WAGON LOADS
Parcel Post System Taxed and EX- press Company Is Overloaded With Packages.

Whether express, mail and parcels post business will run the total this year to greater proportion than last year for the Christmas and holi- day season. cannot be told as yet, as there gre some two or three days yet in which heavy shipments will be made, hut judging from what was done yesterday and the day> or so previous, the shipments incoming and outgoing, will be larger than this section oi the country has known be- fore.
 The express companies yesterday had all they could possibly attend to and more. Every train coming into Pine Bluff was loaded to the guards in the express car and when the Pine Bluff consignments were left, the new cargo taken on filled up the va cant space again.
 The parcel post business likewise, was very heavy and those wno had not such heavy packages to forward, will yet forward, Christmas presents by that means. There has been a great filling up of mail bags and each train bears large quantities dai- ly out of Fine Bluff.
 Holiday Rates On.
 The fac. that there are holiday rates on for passengers over the rail- roads w:li doubtless cause quite an increase in travel. In states where there is a 2-cent rate, there will be no reduction, but in states where there is 3-cent or over rate per mile, the rates have been reduced to a 2-cent basis. There is no reduction in Arkansas owing to the 2-cent rate being in force. In other adjoining states, however, where there is a higher rate there is reduction. Un- der the holiday rate it will be possi- ble for one to go to New Orleans, Washington. Cincinnati, Chicago, New York, or westward on the 2-cent bas- is each way.
 Wholesalers Are Busy
 There has been quite deal of bus mess on the part of the wholesale houses and the rush is expected to continue until about Tuesday or Wednesday. By Wednesday noon the rush of b .siness will be practically over with then. ,E :se r,cantine the retailers are g:adaa' getting increased ;ush of 5usines: and this will cont!aue through Wednesday night. r.h: stor.A were t%ronget yesterday during 'he day and E'gh! uatil the Cl.sinc ho"'
 Lian:r ShioW'sas i'"sy.
 Remarkably keavy shipments are teing madv to dry territories by the wholesale and retail liquor firms Of this city. Express wagons and trucks were loaded yesterday with e,rress ra. kayes snd freight by the \. uor a,uses an shipped '.*tc towas snd :liages north and SC ::;.. east chd west. The threatena9 inva.ion of "~ohibitiol the com;"s year has made tn. orders lar.ei and more ,..merous than ever hs'cfs.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-12-21
NOTICE.

All banks, members of the Pine Bluff Clearing House Assoclation' will be closed Thursday, December 25th. Christmas Day, and Thursday January list. 1914. New Years. Le- gal holidays. '~
 Pine Bluff Clearing House Association
 By N. B. Bloom. Manager. 12-21-4t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-12-21
LINDSAY OF JUVENILE
 COURT FAME, MARRIES

Chicago. Dec. 2O.-Judge Benjam- inc Bar. Lindsay, of Denver, 1Ather of the Juvenile Court, author of The Beast and the Jungle and world famous as social worker in behalf of children, was married tonight to Miss Henrietta Brevoort, stepdaugh- ter of Dr2 J.. E. Clippert, of Detroit. The wedding was a private one aE the Audite, ium Hotel.
 A son has been born to MT. and Mrs. Gerson Moore at their home inA this city
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-12-21

Francis Meyer, manager Of the Kempner theatre, Little Rock, will spend Sunday with Manager T. A. Hill. of the Elks theatre.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-01-15
LOCAL AND GENERAL

A press feeder is wanted at the
Star-Bul.etin.
The funeral of the late "Grandpa
Montgomery will be held this after.
noon at O'Clock.
Mrs. c. r. Bye sold her rooming
house TO Mrs VIM. SChrawheker for
5000 through Il. Cressaty, the real
estate man.
WanteG-Two more passengers fol
around the island at $500. Lewis
Stables and Garage. Tel 2l41.-ad,
ye-tisement
Pineapple soda and Hires Root Beef
tied by the Consolidated Soda Works
Phone 2l71-advertisement
Crushed algaroba protein makes
chickens lay more eggs, also makes
COWS give more milk. $1.00 bag de
livered. Phone ACCOMPLISHMENTS
The Matson Navigation steamer
Hilonian from Port Allen to Hilo
passed off the port last evening. leav
ing the barge Bennington at an
anchorage.
Just think of it, whole set of fur
niture free! Ask the man about it al
the Green Stamp Store. Everything
Free For Green Stamps.-advertise,
ment.
There will be a regular meeting OF
Waialae, Kaimuki and Palolo I'M
provement Club at Liliuokalani schoo
assembly hall tomorrow evening et
1870 o'clock.
An order of withdrawal of the suit
of Louisa Butzke VS.. Charles Butzke
was filed with the circuit clerk yes
terday. The motion was made by the
plaintiffff who had sued for divorce.
The American schooner H. D. Ben
dixon from Port Ludlow for New
Plymouth, ". L., with lumber was
spoken by the United States army
transport Logan while en- route from
San Francisco to Honolulu.
There will be a special meeting Of
Hawaiian Lodge No. 81, F. & A. NJ, in
Masonic Temple at 3 o'clock this aft
ernoon for the purpose of attending
the funeral of the late Robert Mont
gomery.
L. A. Mcpherson, a through passen
ger in the Pacific Mail liner Siberia
greeted friends along the waterfront
this morning. Mac" Is to take the
purser's office in the liner Korea on
arrival at the North China port.
The Outdoor Circle of the Kilohana
Club proposes to establish driveway
from the corner of King and Richards
streets across the capitol grounds tc
the capitol. They conferred with the
governor yesterday on the subject.
The Democratic county committed
of Hawaii will hold a meeting Thurs.
day evening for the purpose of en-
dorsing candidates for, the offices Of
governor and secretary of the terri
tory. This will be done at the sug
gestion of T. J. Ryan,
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-01-15
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Which Brings Daily Enjoyment

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