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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-11-15

DO your Xmas shopping now. Buy your wife a
snow shovel!'' is the way Middle West editors are
Frightening up holiday trade.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-11-15

are going to do for living after Mayor Ele
ell takes office9
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-11-15

Berlin newspaper says it wants to see firm hand
established in Mexico, no matter to whom the hand
belongs, The hand will need good strong arm be-
hind it anyhow.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-02-28
DR. FRIEDmANN WILL
 TREAT CHARITY PATIENTS
MADE APPLICATION TO PRACTICE IN BELLVIEW HOSPITAL IN
 NEW YORK CITY
Makes Positive Announcement That He Will Receive Private Gases
 Next Saturday.


 New York, Feb. 27.-Dr. Friedman, who is said to have cure for tuber- culosis, today made an application 10 the trustees of Belleview Hospital for permission to treat charity patients thre days at that institution during his stay here. He also expects to open an office tomorrow for the treatment of private cases.
 Positive announcement was made by representatives of Dr. Friedman that he would be ready to begin treatment Saturday. The mysterious syrum by which the doctor claims to effect his marvellous cures is carefully guarded in a locked room in the doctors suite at the Waldorf. The bachlli are un- der culture and are rapidly multipyl- ing for the demonstration which Dr. Friedmann is preparing to give.
 Beyond the announcement that the government tests of, the syrum would positively take place in New York Ill the doctors quarters no announce ment of the conference with the rep resentatives of the government was made by Dr. Friedmann or any of his associates.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-02-28
FOn'T WORTH MEN
 WILL ARRIVE TO-DAY
TO ADDRESS p{BLEC MEETING 1T CHAMBER OF COMMERCE tT
 1:3G O'CLOCK.
Interest in Fat Stock show Wifi Be Aroused WYE Leave
 At 3:9tt.

Contrary to the first expectations, announcement was made yesterday at the Chamber of Commerce to the ef- feet that the meeting at which the Fort Worth norables will address the citizens in the interest of the Feed CTS and Breeders Eat Stock Show, will be held this afternoon at 1 f:39 o'clock and not tonight
 This change was made yesterday after Secretary II. G. Spaulaing of the Chamber of Commerce had received a wire, saving that it would be inn possible for the Fort Worth citizens to remain in Pine Bluff tonight and the only time they could speak would be at noon or shortly after.
 So on account of that fact, Mr. Chamber of Commerce and all the citizens that he could that the meet ing will not be held tonight but will be held in the Assembly Hal1 of the Chamber of Commerce at 1:30 o'clock this afternoon.
 Mayor "Bill' Davis of Fort Worth, Arthur Goehz and E. J. Hosey, repre- senting the Fort Worth Chamber of Commerce, will arrive this morning at 10.30 o'clock, and will be met at the station by a delegation of the Cham Der of Commerce. They will be taken and will be shown the chief points Of interest about Pine Bluff, which will include the mills and industries
 Luncheon will be given by the trus- tees of the Chamber of Commerce at the Hotel Jefferson and they will then adjourn to the Assembly Hall of the Chamber of Commerce where q meeting of the citizens will be sheld The three men will address the cit izens and will extend to them for nal Invitation to attend the National Feeders and Breeders Association Fat Stock Show which will be held in Fort Worth March to 15. They will also outline the plan of entertainment which the visitors will receive and eX- plain the many benefits to be Nerived by all those who attend the exhibi- tion
 All of the noted visitors are recog- nized speakers and it is thought that they will arouse much interest in the special train which will go from this city March 12, bound for Fort Worth
 The men will return to Fort Worth, leaving on the 3:3O train this after noon.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-02-28
Ilost Drastic Anti NeWspa- per Measure Ever
 ft.,-et>s5e4 f y !
C:.Ig7E6 TT2. 2.ss IT , A.lEA q k
HiN Provides 1ha{ Items Ks&ald'34 ni'oIccA aHG }mn4raliiy Ee rnt
 iU Obscure Places.

Little Rock. Feb 25 oill of the most drastic sort governing newspa- pars in Arbansa&. fa passed in the senate Thursday afternoon by vote of IS to r. Thc bill vas introduced by Senator loVilston Wednesaag morning. and rushed through without the opposition having a fair show to fight it. or without many of those who voted in its favor konWing fully it's provisions. The prejudice of many against newspapers in general #as manifested in Ghe argument and this tola in Inc vote. tad the friends Of the neWspag ra aean given au opBor- tunity to study and analyze the Bill for the benefit of those unaoqHaiutel with the newspaper business, the re- suit would probably have been differ- ept.
 Senator Covington opened and clos ed for the bill and dramatically told of the abuse the newspapers have heaped upon many people. with no chance to make answer. Senator Greenhouse made very sarcastic speech in which he asserted he was for the newspapers, and then voted
 for the passage of the bill. Sena- tors Jacobson and Calvert were the defenders of the press while Senator i GarlIee supported the bill.
 'lnst Govington bill gives persons 1 whose reputation has been injured by pubiction treble damages. 1t forces the editor to print 2 retraction Of any artcile printed, fl ii is untrue, as furnished by the injursd person.
 in the next regular issue of the paper and if this ie not complied with, thy editor is liable to imprisonment up to year in jail, with 8 fine of from $1, 000 to $500o0 in addition. The re- porter ,cr correspondent who submits 1 the article is liable to 6 fine of $500, with Imprisonment up to six months. 1 The bill further provides taat all items regarding divorces and cases of immortality be printed without dis i play in an obscure portion Of the pa per.
 Tine vote on the bill was as follows: Aye Ashley CarlLee, Clerget, Cow. inston, Fl:iedeIl, Greenhouse, Harris, Hughes, Martin, Mckee, Mccall, Over-. man, Owens, Ranes, Smith, Tolar, l Wagner, MT President--18. i Nay Calvert, Christian. Deaton, l Holt Jacobson I.undy, Miles. Moore, 1 Phillips Rodgers Of l;enton, Wasson, 1 White 12
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-02-28
|cnecial Senate Committee
 Makes Report of condi- tions Iii Mexico.
THREATS AEE, zGA.DE;;
Ameriecan Corporation Figured EX. teniyeiy in Last Keyoii'ion-
 Administration Criticised.

Washington, Feb. 21.-The State De hartment announced today that no hovs has been received from Mexico krba cnlv activities reported by the War Department was an order send- Ina troops, the Third Cavalry, to Fl paso to meet two hundred refugees. Anouirv was made at the request of i z. Sollansdatt, an American prop hrty holder, to ascertain the truth of Reports that threats have been made ko assassinate former Governor Abraham Gonzales, of Chihauhua. Gonzales is now. i'll the penitentiary but has been allowed counsel. He is Charged by Huerta by sedition. Senator Fall of New Mexico also re- teiyed message asking that steps be taken to protect Gonzales. Without comment and without recommends lions late this evening, Chairman William Alvin Smith of the Special Senate Committee that investigated tonditions in Mexico, made a report submitted by him and his associated 10 the Senate.
 The report consists of S9S printed pages Witnesses in Washington and Rlong the border to the number of 147 were examined. The evidence shows that the hand of Standard Oil figures Extensively in the revolutionary
 movement. 1t also shoWs~Ahat when the army of Huerta, the present pro- Fislonal president, was in the north
 [ failed to subdue the revolutionists.
 There is much by way of criticism pf teh past administration of the neu-
 Tality laws and evidence tending to
 lhox partiality in behalf of Madero.
 The volume is submitted as a Re
 Fort of Congress-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-02-28
t }lqsSapP Received Here

A message bearing the news of the death of A. (. Porter, in Richmond, was received yesterday hy his da8sh ters, Mrs B. W. Lan sford, and Miss Ruth Porter, of No. l221 Olive street, this city. Both were greatly shock ed. They will not go 10 Richmond to attend the funeral as they Were not advised of the time
 MT Langford, husband of the daughter of the dead man. said that MT Porter had been nervous wreck for some time but had never intimat- ed that he would attempt to take his own life He was well known in Richmond and had lived there for many years. He is not a former resident of this city as the dispatch indicates
 Besides his wife and the two daush- ters who reside here, he is survived by two sons, Gernie Porter, of Chicago and Newton Porter, of Richmond.
 Thopeh the death of Mr. Porter oc- cured early Tuesday morning his daughters in Pine Bluff had no inti- nation of fl until yesterday when they received the brief message over the wire
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-02-28
DIFFERS DTAZ
 / ARMY RAME.
hexican Minister Sends Cablegram 10 Former President At Cairo,
 Egypt.


 Mexico City, Feb. 27.-The Mexican |llnlster of war tonight sent cable gram to Cairo, Egypt, requesting zen Porfirio Diaz, former president
 8 me republic, to accept his former
 anR Tn the Mexican army and enter Ps've service to help the government establish peace Y IS officially announced that Emi-
 " Aapata, the leading rebel of the fOuthern section, has signified his in-
 'n'ohs Of signing a peace agreement
 V once. Za2ata is now trying to get
 M minor chiefs of the rebellion to submit.
 !
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-02-28
E5 5.AIT.ROAD OFFICIALS
 FIBRE XEe5F1lEE15 Y Y ? T Y II1DAA :
President S. II. Britt0n, Of Cotton
 Belt, and Other Officials 0n aG- speetion Tour.

President s. H. Britton, Chief Ila- eineer c. D. Purden, of the Cotton Belt railroad accompanied by q num- Der of New York financiers, arrived in the city early yesterday morning from Argenta. They are on an in7 spection tour of the company's lines, and were here only a short time. Superintendent E. A. Peck joined the 1arty here and will go as far south as Shreveport The officials and guests are travelling on a special
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-02-28
PEa..0Il'SECIIT'I0H MY GROW
 ]II'T aF Tl5a.5" 2GAHDAL ae# 05fas DISTRICT :. AEtN4 ACTION
 AGAINST U7ts hG%SELt.
Superintendent of IatteaNan Hands En Resignatian-Attorney {nhut
 AIsO Under Fire.
-..-,--..

Albany, \. Y. Feb. 27- Criminal 9rose1qtions #rs now impending in the Thaw scandal.
 Governor Sulzer tonight instruct ed District Attorney Whitman, of New York, to bring action against Dr. John " Russell. superintendent Of az2tteawan, and John Nicholson An hut, the attorneys who have charged each other with bribery, in c0nnee- ton with the $25,o0o fund for the re- lease of Harry K. Thaw.
 The governor also has requested the Bar Association to make an inVes- tigation into the professional conduct of MT. Anhut in this matter.
 This action followed the resigna tion earlier in the day of Dr. Russell which State Superintendent of Prisons Scott secured over the telephone.
 The International News Service is informed on high authority that the removal of Dr. Russell is now only a matter of few days and probably only few hours.
 The governors anger has reached white heat pitch
 "While I am sovernor.'' he said to- day, pounding his fist on the arm of his chair, q am going to run down every grafter in the states service, nc matter where he comes from or who is behind him And there are lot Of them
 Incidentally Thaw has also incur red the governors displeasure and his chances or release are measure ably decreased
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-02-28
a. 5s3A8. s1.5#Z5.8#G SU'5I3E IN RIGHAI0UD EtEHnH HF Ji&>. T. V. h}&Gt@HD .tH #f~~ 1fTH PaR#EH.
 U" PINE hitfF Hal Hyen in Fl Health For ~ome Time Ecath Occurred ta"sday
 EGE4siRz.

Hanaad, VaFee l.aa#a@ loa, he Hae ee#ae #asme. A19ereoo e. fos.a aege.s 55ek of 66e# eba4~ .og. ag. g.r U aaame9d and saar of Mrs. r N. laestotd aud Miss lsah Porter ef pitR alaH, Ark 4ad fof- mor resident of that city. committed suicide carly Tuesday by siashMg his fhroa Wiih ] razor in Jho bathroom If bis home III the Eqst End.
 gi- 0Ha. @bo 4s3s do9astairs, pre- ummr ta9 Mea6Ga. Aeaea Ain faIi on ho fe6r F #6ies at fe iaee#si- san she frnd t5e blood er~ from 3 dep &aaa fH his tafo8z ez- Deu45f from r f5 ea9z# He died ja 8 few moments.
 }jr. Porter had been uudaF reTt= ment at a hospital for several ~ea6s fer a nervous affection and Ieft tFe institution ias night against rae or ders of his hyaicians. Il is believed he went home so nat 6e #oafd taEa h,s life jbere instead Of ai t6e tospig al Soon after he arrived home he ln- quired ot his Vife il she kaeW the is- cation of ones iasulaH sein She changed the subject without answer ing him &t the same time she fear- cd for the worst
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-02-28
aUNHIAu MAILS
 AYE N hG0o.. Wilson anI Marshall Have Long Conference cn Zva
 Of Inauguration.
Of 1llau&uratiCa.
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presiden' Wilson "u} caat- Hiae. i>raSi'i,nt Marshall on A.,. "
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Trenton, N J. Fea. pfe4laz Tt. elect Wilson's IasD active a@s az GOV arnor Of New Js1ee- #as 15.az peacefully 10 9 oollorvace 4.i5a Hea raalliag mate, Vice Prasiaa8t aleat Thomas R. Marshall af jaa.ms. Hae stopped here on his way 10 Nashfns- ton. The two We've close d -foe three hours, and in that period di8cHsseJ the policies Of the coming 2drnlnistza- ton, the makeup Of rhe cahfHet aHd in a general way, the organization U the house and senate.
 The president-eleot announces ne viii consult Mir, Marshall dur.as fc course Of his administration an q! important affairs of state. Tho 5Ta4.- dent-olect has not given any ssaj9as thought as yet to the question ot. iH- v.ting the vice president fo ca3ines meetings but it is thought likely that Mir. Marshall will become 2 resrlae attendant it such meetings
 "Goyelnor Marshall and ven, oT- CT the ground completely saia t'se president-elect afte~ his visitor ha3 departed. T asked him what impress sion he got in the country at iarSa seaa state of mind of the people and Ma talked about the principals of the per ty. We compared notes or r2ghaz zs norances, ag to WhM We e.aat8 ~ when we got to Washington. \ itnee of US have ever had any exHe-i9 sthera. I nave fff0w1 tJ1fa5fcrs1os ea shall for some time and I have 2 va9 warm personal feeling for him. He has very stimulating way of pu%tina things which always interests rae Hes# much. He speaks in the Ternaeular s3 that you get exactly what he means.
 Hilg Ton a1t Marshall.
 "Bia y5a Era v9u were in aeeo15 in matters. of poHoy?'
 .eYes, entirely SO He has been vesS aenarous with his support of me, un- commonly generous, every since the nomination"
 twill you corsplt Mr. Marshall n matters of policy durins your ad.aine istration?'
 As a close and valuable friend 1 would naturally consult him in such matters" vas the prompt reply.
 It was the first meeting Of the rum ming mates since Governor Wilson was notified of his nomination at Sea Girt last July.
 Gov. Marshall Entisus iasjic.
 Governor Marshall was quite en- thusiastic over his talk with Presi- dent-eloct Wilson.
 Governor Wilson told me of his plans,' he said, and they met with my entire approval an in entire accord with his views on all public questions. Yes, l could tell yoo something about the cabinet and wouldn't have to make any guesses at it either, but I am not going to tell you That is the business of the president.
 The vice president said that in Washington he would live at a hotel.
 'I cannot afford home in Wash ington," he said, because l propose to live on rly salary; that is where tn eAmerican people hvae made a mistake; they do not pay enough sal ary to their vice president.
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-02-28
NO EXTRA DAYS
 BEYOND THE c
Governor Robinson Is Said To EIaye Put the Ban on An Extra Ses-
 sion of the Lawmakers.

Little Rock, Feb. 27--It is author itatively reported that the governor has said that no extra session of the legislature will be called by him, and that the legislature is urged to speed fly consider and pass the abpropria- tion bills.
 A large part of the time the Gen. eral Assembly has been consumed in the consideration of local and special bills.
 [ General legislation should take the right of way from now on,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-02-28
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l.ae-taa- faasa-af aHaua--e ru.Fu- - e @efaeH9 faa#.ta .n- 1sslz t6e 5s N5ENg of
 #H #wD place af TaaMas a@lasao, ay H' Gaited States 4azaaaaea 4lrs. Mr- Ja v. lzttIetou, maa5a5a director of the movement ana lfa#ot oaa.oc .Now York's foremost alormaYs will ciyn a lecture in 1hia city .a lh2t interest Anil l5.
 Secretary IL (. eaaulairg Of the Chamber of Commerce a9s 4eon ia communication Hjeh Mrs. fltHaton re- oeadH aud tendeeaa her aa imitation 10 9tsIG fHa cif5 and Iacl re on jha 'roeement-
 ! He received 2 lat3c. from her ge@- terday saving that sae woul4 5e de- lighted to na4 Pine Bluff a visit and 4hat she would arrive in this city on April r. and lecture te the local cit- izans thai night Her lecture will he ia behalf cf the work being done )y The members of the Jefferson Mont- =ello Association. 1t will be illus trated by lant4fn-slldes, giving scenes around the old historic mansion, and undoubtedly be one of the most inter- , asting heard in this city ia recent tines
 ! r,4sl Invitations will ba sent o4& oy ala.. :'auldins who will be master Of cere- monies. 10 the citizens of the neigh boring towns and it is expected that large number of interested people will be in attendance at the a3eak~ ing
 Mrs Iittleton launched the move nant 10 have the old l9nd-mark p1r- chaser hy the government and is de- voting mueh time. as well as money 0 the furtberance Of the piojact She i $ 8 recognized speaker and being in torested in the movement as she is her lecture Nfll be of mitch interest 10 all who attend.
 The Jefferson Monticello Aasocia- ton was organized recently for the sole purpose Of arousing interest in the old homestead of Thomas Jeffer- son, Monticello, where that famous statesman lived and was buried, and the members of this organization are sending cut all over the country pe- titions to he signed, asking Congr ress to appropriate an amount for the purpose of purchasing the historic old place. Many United States sena- tors and congressman have enlisted in the cause and if is very probable that the place will soon be the property of the United States.
 Mrs. littleton, who took such an in terest in the campaign, was elected as managing director at the forma ton Of the association and since that time she has been working earnestly in the behalf of the project She was formerly 9 Dallas girl and her hus- band also is Dallas native Mir. Littleton sarane into prominence in l New York legal circles recently when he conducted the defense for Harry K Thaw. and was successful in sav- ing that young mans life.
 All arrangements will be completed at once and Mr. Sparkling will start immediately arousing interest in the coming of Mrs. Littleton
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-02-28
01a E5Ts8 N GLEGE.l.a C9y5Jn.
.&a9 ND kl1fE8 &LN HU F. NHGs.0 C0N%"tH}E "F VIC.
 feEf.t WJW t~Nip.
arrest Affected an Reformation Fur. Hisaed E. $Horiit Gst"-jar aHd
 lii9 .tupu8-..
itoaca= Clark the |

iioaoa Clark. the uaIg" who eiot and killed gam B1eE, fUn negro c0lz stable of Victoria toHHshiy aHun.9 97=a weeks ago aear Fair# .- ta5u inte custody yesteHda uerin 4.a- inson, of Cleveland coslw. w. 4Ia brought to Pine B!gf. ad placed in jail last night
 Immediately after the shooting Clark escaped into tho w4m s hat deputies in sheriif Eoa'r nrocs.4r's effise have been O. tj- .r-il sjoae eos finally located him in .seolHdef place il Cleveland court,. The 'tcye- iapl county sheriff Nq4 notified ol GiaFle's presence 3nnd the arrest WIS mule.
 Authorities all over the state have been notified to look ont for Clark ard dck's widow offered 5-1 re- ward for his arrekt. Plaeards giving this offer were distributed throu4hoar the surrounding country
 Puck VAS one 9. gHa hest luo@u neeroea in the coEnly and had been constable Of Victoria township for 2 lone terln Of years lie was respect ed by white and black alike and Was 2 terror to the tough negroes living in lis territory. The killing is thcGcht to have been thc result of family troubles
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-02-28

,Meser solmson, editor of the .s:aphic will be in the party of Pine ''p'iiahs who will leave Saturday for
 an 10 attend the inaugura- ,.~s' s'' walter H. Adams will fill MT. ss,su'soh s place on the Graphic dur N tae latters absence
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-02-28
NOTICE

The book accounts of the Citizens Drug Store, have been purchased by to said firm will please call at Sea- wells and settle same. 2-26 St
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-02-28

5. Mrs. Thad Wilson, of Sheridan, passed through the city yesterday en route to Camden where she will visit for several weeks
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-02-28
TAX NOTICE!

Now is the the tlele to pay y0nS taxes and avoid the rush. Penalty attached after April ioth'
 EDGAR BREWSTER,
 Sheriff and Collector. Feb. ,, 1913.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-02-28

I. P. Shelby, the we'll known pay ing contractor of Little Rock, was in the city yesterday on business.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-02-28

A. M. Hooker, of Swan Lake, was in Pine Bluff yesterday on business.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-12

who died 40 tha family residence.
1872 Flat Shoals Avenue was held
"Wednesday morning ar i0 o'clock.
with .rraru.uf ar Eta an
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1913-10-10

effect that the main opposition to cur
rency legislation is coming from few
rich and powerful individuals who
fear that the control Of the country's
financial system Is about to be wrested
from their hands, he would have been
denounced as an anarchist. That is
provided he had occupied position of
sufficient Importance to impress the
weight Of his utterance on the whole
nation. AS it is, he only gave expression
to a view which twenty five years ago
began to crystalize throughout the
country, and which is now on the eve
of acceptance because of its righteous
ness. What a generation back was
pooh-poohed and haw-hawed as the
disgruntled vaporings Of few mall
contents is now becoming the bold,
open preaching of the country's most
trusted representatives.
AS to what the fate Of this currency
bill Is going to be we do not know,
and neither are we prepared to say
that it will prove entirely effectual in
the accomplishment Of the objects
aimed at. On the contrary we believe
that the best that can be hoped for 1t
Is that it may prove a step in the right
direction. It would be too much to
expect a complete correction Of the
abuses Of thousands Of years in a sin
gle generation; but nevertheless we
stand for the proposed reform. Even
the hope that control Of the country's
financial system and all the power
that goes Herewith, will be wrested
from the hands of the few, is enough
to warrant our complete sympathy
with the present momentous effort.