Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-03-20
ITINERARY OF THE
 LUMBERMANS CLUB
MOUNTAIN OFFICIALS. CROWD
 ED WITH SIGHTSEEING.
Members Will Visit Pine Bluff May 2G-Junket Will Be EXten.
 Siye One.

Little Rock March 19-The itin- | erary for the weeks junket of the Ar kansas Lumbermen's s Club, which has just been prepared by the officials of the Iro nMOuntain, is one crowded with strenuous sightseeing. It is expected that 12O of the most prom inent lumbermen of Arkansas, accom- panied by representatives of the traf- i fic departments of railroads, and of the trade journals, will board this train de luxe which will leave Little Rock on the morning of May 19. The train will consist of baggage cars, four Pullmans, an observation Car 1 and diner.
 The start will be made from Little | Rock at 80 in the morning, the train
 running up the Iron Mountain to Newport, for 30 minute stop. The next stop will be of like time, at Wal nut Ridge and HoXie. The Frisco will then be taken to Jonesboro for an our stop, and on to Nettleton for is again taken to Paragould, for a 30 minute stop there, and thence to Blytheville over the Paragould South eastern. After an hour at Blytheville the train will take the Frisco again for Memphis, with a 30 minute stop at Burdette and Wilson. The night will be spent in Memphis.
 On the second day the lumbermen will take the Rock Island from Mem phs to Forrest City, thence to Hell ena, with a stop of an hour at Mari anna. An hour will be spent in Hell ena, after which the train will run to Clarendon, Stuttgart, Pine Bluff, Me- Gehee, Arkansas City and Lake Vil- lage, stopping thirty minutes at each place, arriving at night in Dermott.
 The third day will be consumed i'll trip down the Iron Mountain to Crossett with a short stop at Ham, burg. A trip will then be made around through Louisiana to get to Huttig, where an hour will be spent. El De- rado will be the next stop, and the night will be spent in Fordyce.
 Starting from Fordyce the fourth day will be consumed in inspecting lumber plants on the Cotton Belt, and a run back on the Iron Mountain through Hope, Prescott and .Gurdon to Graysonia for the night.
 On Friday the eXcursionists will go back through PerscOtt to Murfrees- boro, and down through Nashville and Ashdown, where the Kansas City Southern will be taken up through DeQueen, Mena, and the lumber camps of that road, to Fort Smith where the night will be spent
 The train will leave Fort Smith ill time to reach Little Rock Saturday morning for fresh start on to Far rell, thence to Waldo and Pine Bluff, landing the excursionists in Little Rock Sunday morning.
 There will be social features at ev- cry place where the train stops for the night. The Memphis Lumber mens Club is preparing big blow out for the visitors. At Dermott Frank Fee. one of the founders of the club, operates large hardwood plant, and he is planning something novel for the lumbermen there. The lum- bermen of Fordyce, under the lead ot A. B. Banks, will entertain the excur- sionists when they stop in that town.
 The big hurrah is expected at Gray sonia. This is one of the model lumber plants in Arkansas, and George Grayson is arranging mon- ster Hoo Hoo concatenation to take place the night the lumbermen are there. He expects to have a large class of kittens in Graysonia, and to add to it majority of the lumber men on the train who are not already Hoo Hoos. A banquet will be served by the Inducements association of Fort Smith
 At no place, except where the night is spent, will the train stop for more than one hour, and at most places the stops will be of only thirty minutes.
 It is arranged to make the trip big business meeting of the club, and have an old fashioned getting to- 1 gether."