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The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-04-17

and director or clinical laboratory
david NJ Cowie, NJ -, clinical pro
lessor of pcdiatrics aud informal med
iciuc.
{ Diseases of women ANA obstotrics-
! Under the care of Reuben Peterson
| \. T., NJ, d.. Bates profo ssor of OBJ
stotrics and diseases Of women
Diseases of the mind and nervous
system finder the care of Albert NJ.
Barrett \. l., NJ H., professor of
psychiaITy and diseases Of the ner-
your system, Carl u. Camp NJ b.,
clinical professor of the diseases ct
the nervous system.
Diseases Of 'lu.. ,ar, roac and throat
finder the care of f. Bishop Can
field \. Ho N. 3D.. professor of ot0-
laryur'logy.
Diseases of the cye-Undrr the are
of Walter r. Parker b. s.. NJ. -,
professor OF pphthamology.
Diseases of the skin Under the
care of lido g. Wilde, NJ -, clinical
professor of crmatolosy and syrh-
mlogy.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-04-17

Portland. ore. reports the case of ,
girl married at Il and divorced az a..
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-04-17

ono american telephone company
has over lL6loooo miles of wire in
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-04-17

ClorEymcn in Lookport y. y can
not legally Ice taxed ON amy of their
property holdings mp to $1,000 N
value.
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Kansas CITY, Mo, claims a popula-
ton Of 100000.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1913-11-09
IF HEADACHY, DIZZY,
BILIOUS, ''CAsCARETs'
Clean your liver and waste.clogged
bowels tonight! Feel bully!

Get a 10-cent box now.
You're bilious! You have throb-
bling sensation in your head, bad
taste in your mouth, your eyes burn,
your skin is yellow, with dark rings
under your eyes; your lips are
parched. No wonder you feel ugly.
mean and illtempered. Your system
is full of bile not property passed
off, and what you need is a cleans
ing up inside. Don't continue being
bilious nuisance to yourself and
those who love you, and don't resort
to harsh physics that irritate and in
jure. Remember that most disor-
ders of the stomach, liver and bow els
are cured by morning with gentle,
thorough Cascarets-they work while
you sleep. A 10-cent box from your
druggist will keep your liver and
bowels clean; stomach sweet, and
your head clear for months. Child
hen love to take Cascarets, because
they taste good and never grippe or
sicken.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1913-11-09
ORPHEO THEATRE TO
REPEAT LOCAL MOVIES

I, That Pine Bluffians like to see
themselves in the movies was amply
demonstrated yesterday when the
Orpheo theatre broke, records on at
tendance when the Pine Bluff pic
lures were shown. So great was the
crowd that many could not obtain
admission and on account of this 1T
was decided to run the pictures for
the first three days of this week in
order to accommodate those who desire
to zee them.
That motion pictures have proven
OF an actual benefit as we'll as anu
ssement is attested to by display
of large plantation owner who has
been exhibiting films of his cotton
plantation and through the films
seeking to secure labor. Though the
medium of these films he has secur-
ed quite number of families to
gemigrate to Arkansas.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1913-11-09
AT THE HOTELS


JEFFERSON-C. H. Baldwan, st.
Louis; J. A. Peck, Little Rock; E. L.
Weaver, Fort Smith; j. L. Berry, st.
Louis; FAN. Cooper, Little Rock; 90.
Lumpkin, Memphis; E. G. Rutland,
Memphis; w. V. Nation, Dallas;
]. D. r. Williams, New Orleans; f..
G.. Vincent, Little Rock; J. F. Har-
rington, st. Louis; F. S. Read, Fort
Smith; H. W. Simmonds, Conway;
o. G. Johnson, Chicago; G.. S.
Beeder, Memphis; Dick lander and
wife, New York; Lon M. Darn, Stuff
CART; Mrs. P. ]. May, Rison; Miss
Ollie McMurtrey, Rison; E. P. Wang,
New Orleans; j. "A. Hicks, Little
Rock; D. J. Woog, New York; W.
Y. Smith, Chicago; E. B. Lyons,
Boston; A. B. Eakin, st. Louis; J.
o. Moore, Hot Springs; j. F. Wright
Providence, Kentucky; A. S. Patter-
son, Jackson, Tennessee; ]. F. Stew
art, Saginaw, Michigan; F. S. Wood
ville,. Mississippi; c. N. Custer, Vac
caro-; r. Wilson, St. Louis.
ARLINGTON-J.H. Gilmore, Little
Rock; B. s. Baker, St. Louis; q. H.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1913-11-09
A negro WOMAN
SAVES Two BOYS
Perdue Benton and Emmett
Bayne Had Narrow Es-
cape From Drowning
BOAT OVERTURNED
With Aid Of Long Pole She Pulled
Skiff TO Landing, With Boys
Clinging To 1t.

| When Della Owens, colored, o
No. 317 North Elm street, yesterda.
afternoon pulled Perdue Benton, 16
messenger boy of No. GIG linden stree
and Emmett Bayne, II, of No. 63
South Beech street, from the Arkan
sas river, she not only saved thu
youths from Watery graves, but plac
ed herself in the list of those eligible
to receive Carnegie medal fol
heroism in the form of saving human
life.
The boys had been hunting on the
other side of the river opposite Pine
Bluff and were on the return trip
in boat when for some cause the
boat was overturned and the boys
were thrown into the water. BY a
fortunate chance, they managed to
cling to the upturned boat as it drift
ed toward the Pine Bluff side of the
stream and as they gasped the side
of the slim affair which alone kept
them above water they sent forth
fearful cries for help.
The boat was drifting slowly
toward the foot of Elm street ant
Della Owens, living a short distance
away, heard the cries sent up by
the boys. Fastening to the river, she
took in the situation at a glance, and
securing a pole about sixteen feet
long managed to tow the boat into
the shore.
She then assisted the boys to the
bank and took them to her house,
WHARF, she did what she could to
waIsn them. They had been fearfully
chilled from having been in the cold
water for some minutes.
a. hurry call ha dbeen. sent to the
police station about $3.50 o'clock and
by the time Patrolmen Graves and
Brantley arrived on the scene the
boys had been removed to the owens
woman's house. Later they went to
their homes. There is little doubt
but that for her kindly services that
both boys would in short time
have been seized with cramps and
would have drowned.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1913-11-09
NEUROLOGICAL
MISS WILLIE OWEN

Miss Willie Owen, aged Is years,
died yesterday morning at eleven
o'clock at the residence Of her uncle.
j. C. Lessel, No. 306 East Twelfth
avenue, following a Twelve days ILL
ness of typhoid fever. Surviving her
are three brothers and two sisters.
She was a member of the Lakeside
Methodist church. Funeral services
were conducted at the residence of
her uncle at five o'clock this after
noon by Rev. r. r. Moore, pastor OF
the Lakeside Methodist church. In
terment will take place tomorrow
afternoon at Shady Grove church in
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1913-11-09

Governor Samuel Ralston, of In
diana, who settled the troublesome
street car strike in that city and Who
summoned the troops to the Indiana
capital to check disorders and riots. 4
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1913-11-09
- me BLUFF
! ROQRESS
ROapERITY
AN APPERSON DEALER
TALKS ON TEACHING
An Dune Of Prevention Is Worth a
Pound Of Cure, Says j. H.
Mann, Auto Dealer.

It's wonder to ME-" said ]. H.
Mann, the local auto dealer the other
day, that more accidents do not result
from high powered motor cars in the
hands OF the novice.
We are doing all we can to keep
down the usual Sunday morning
fatality list, but as we don't sell all
the automobiles In this territory we
can only do our little best with our
own customers. Our plan, while it
is to the best interests of our clients
is after all really selfish one.
The first thing we do when we
sell q man q Jack Rabbit, whether
he is an experienced motorist or not,
ID to convey to him as automatically
as possible the fact that everybody
has something to learn about new
car-and we urge buyer to take ad-
vantage of our offer to give three
two-hour lessons on successive days,
with every car sold.
''Tnis doesn't mean putting the
owner back of the wheel and sending
the Office boy or stenographer out
with him to tell him the gear shifts
and when to throw out the clutch
Not by q long shRte II means send
ing an experienced mechanic, one
who knows the car and is able to
tell others what he knows, for two
hour session.
Instructions as to how to handle
the car are first given and after the
owner has become sufficiently fami-
liar with ordinary driving, Casually
III the first lesson) the mechanical
man opens the hood, takes up the
floor board and tells the owner In
plain English something about the
vital insides Of the car and how they
should be treated. Believe he, it
helps.
THE owner knows what he is
doing and why, right from the start
He is vastly less apt to get into diff
ficulties of his own making a1d he
instinctively takes better car of his
car. The result is that our owners
have scarcely any trouble whatever.
We always tell customer that when
we sell him car our responsibility
only begins; that we look after him
and take care of him as long as he
owns his car. We do, too and gladly.
But frankly, the service we give as
far as actual repairs, ct.., is concern
ed is . joke. 1Apperson construction
and our own first hand instructions
make any real service than
keeping our customers cars looking
spick and span and filled up with
gasoline and oil-almost unknown
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1913-11-09

Pride, Fordyce; c.. S. White, Cam
den; w. E. Lungren, Clarendon; s..
T. Loudus, Monroe; c. A. Bald
ridge, New Orleans; J. A. Parker,
st. Louis; L. B. Mckenzie and wife,
Omaha; r. B. Lackey, Memphis;
Mrs. C. B. Bertram and daughter,
Clarendon; E. B. Brickhouse,s Chi
cago; T. p. House, New York; R.
A. Pool, st. Louis; C. l.. Jenkins,
Monticello; NJ. B. Harris, Camden;
F. D. Corners and VIE, Wichita; E.
R. Bernard, Memphis; J. Linton,
Chicago; j. M. Matteo, Memphis;
Miss Ethel Shepherd, Shreveport; j.
o. Simpson, Kansas City; Miss Elsie
Baldwin, Hot Springs; W. Nelson,
Little Rock; w. S. Sugden, Dallas;
w. L. jackson, Chicago; w. A. Knapp
Little Rock; L. H. Hughes, Louisia-.
ma.
4
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1913-11-09
MRS. BROWNRIGG'S FUNERAL

Funeral services over Mrs. Jane
Brownrigg who died Friday will be
conducted from the residence, No.
1908 East Second avenue this after
noon at 3 o'clock with services by
Rev. H. A, Stowell pastor of the
Trinity Episcopal Church. Interment
will be in Bellwood cemetery. The
following will serve as pallbearers:
Emil Hercher, J P. Baker Will Hall
D. l. Mills, John OConnell Ed Nancy
Oscar Keller, R. F. Unsell and Jack
Clegg.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1913-11-09

IT you want your Brick work
y done neat and good. and cheap. 1t
viii nay you to see R. B. Webb. COM
"a 1ractor Of Sill kinds of brick and
1ment work. He will save you
4Phoua al. eaddsess zoe East
r. nc 'Ss l0-1s-dtf
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1913-11-09
Lincoln county. Miss Owen has a
host of friends, who will regret to
learn of her early death.
REMAINS ARE SHIPPED

Body of E. w. RodehaWer, who was
killed early Friday morning in the
Cotton Belt yards, were forwarded
Friday to Waldron, his home town,
for interment.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1913-11-09

Everybody knows Queen Bread,
and we are the guys that put fruit
in the Dixie fruit cake. Model
Bakery. t.
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Sd,Iub s0Ae; fir September s0-si nc, am
SdIub 81; fir 3e5ember 92ts-9314c, am
ShluB 93Ae.
Belf6terH --Jar 3uIi 59Ik--s01ke,
ON S6!ub 601sc; fir september e04 -
6i1ss, ant ShluB 6l1sc iiir 3e8ember 673s
--6s4c. am Sd)lHB bs4t.
5afer. - 5ir Gull S9X--40zse, am
Shlub 40TSe; fir September 404-41Ac,
arr Sttus4l ke; fiir1s5smbsr 414-42Ese,
am ShIub 42Ise.
Rpgaen. - Ro. q 81 He.
Gerte. -50--66c.
Itmcthnia iaamen. - Reusr %. TO
4.75.
6feefaameu.-s1 per geniner.
NeBporf - $20.e5 per gjbl. - Eiir
s,luIi s20.S0-20.9J, am StluB s20.s0; fur
September s20.bTK - 20.T0, am ShtuB
s20.60.
SdmaTs. - Altos per 100 gfunb.-
5lr Jult si1.10 - ll.l2H. am EhluB
sll10; fdr Septembsr sl1.30 - 11.82H.
am ShluB s11.30; fir Eitober S1l.25--
1i.40, am Sd,lub sI1.S5.
Short RippeHftiten s11.75
---I2.25 per 100 BiuHe. 3ult sii.87 u
--lL.77k, an ShIub sli.70; fir Septem.
Der $1l.T2 H--ft.s0, am 5tluB slf.75; fir
Cftobsr si1.s0--f1.671z, ON EdluB Gil 80.
Buttet unperinoerl -Qreameeries as
27hC per gfunb.
@ier.-Warft unnerluosrt - Erbinarp
Frlts t7e, firlts l7He per TuHeHo.
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Dslo son cali uurbs su i4--2E aus
gsliehsu.
Hrilna GtThdftspapiere uurben 81 g.
on bssionfirt.
GterltHa Gr6Guas III Hetig. =
eidht au s4s6A -4.s6M uHb Commercial sl
A.s2M-4.s2N.
BnHbes. CbfigatioHsr ftDcrtn ffe'
ti9 nnb uurbsn ruie folat auotiyt:
Der. StaGten mefunbtruna az 100 eeb..
~ rtgiftrirte fi8k--ff4H, Coupons IA
aebpten, az rsgiitriris f03fs --f08tz, Gcu'
pens f08t6 --fO8N, Banana Reaiitereb ~
100 u f0l. bo. SO. f02Ts--f085s.
Nfttsnmd mdrft. - Ger Warft mar
heute uHeereseit unb i'm Nfigemeinsu idliper.
9ie SdIubHctiruueen itaHoen fdfs cuvts
neg nntst beneH uon geIiern.
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metau. Warff.
Rem Wort, %. Iuu

Rem Dort, 20. Juni.
RupFer mar heute istie. --Stanoarb su
$iS.75. glecirDIntic su si475--i5.00. GATE
~ sl4.ST-l5.25, 9afttng su ti4.50-14s7.
8iHu III fsft su s445O--45.26.
Slsi itstis gu s4.S0
Spelser III ieit Bu $500.
@ileH. - Ter Deor.t mar tanm itetia.
go. 1 Rortberntl6.00-is25, go. . Rortbern
t15.75-l6.00, Ro. Soutsern s15.25--l5.50,
Ho. ! SoutbsR ioft tI5.26-l5.5o.
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RiHopte - lie 2nfuhr mar beute
asrlHa. eie Ra6,igage aber ebeufals aHo bic
8reiis bltgbsn ffgiia WAie bis agseIisisHe
DehAthbe fna farter tn 9retis, aHesre
ihpaA.
S1mers 5tiege tI.25--s.25, grtra ss.i5
s.S5, Cdien s3.Oo-5.5O. Gyleiinegisisrs
e5.a5-7.55, aussriefens BIS ertra t7.75-
500, Seifers y5.O0-7.5o. gyirG tT.65-7.9).
Rite s4.O0-S.O0. auserleiene bts ertrd
ts.i0-S.5O Innners s3.G0-425. 5toders
unb 9yeensrs b6.50-7.50, Etcd. 5eiiers $500
--o.25. Sicd.ytihe k4.00--5.25.
BulIeE. 3ie Yadtraes mar Hur
ma6is. bie 3ufuhr 5,emtih 9roB uHb bic
4reIie ftetis
Dsaaers uno lsidlte s5.00--5.75, goloaaa
s5.T5.-B.5o, Ggtra s8-oo--o.75. fstis BulsH
to-30--0.T5.
RdlbeE. 9Bute bis auserleieue istte
adlber mareH itsfig. aHesre Hau nnb id5mah.
9rfEa t9.50-g.T5. fatr bts quite Ietntg
xT.Oa-9.50, oreiHdre unb gro6e t5.00-s.ti0.
aalber in ben Rouiusiffions. pduierH. -
sgonca 91e. DrtmG bis auserieieHe sh-ec,
orelHere 5s-Te.
Ehwetue. - 3ls 3afabr con Shnei.
Hen mar heuts slemllt aruB, be Nahfraas
cine quite HRe bic BreIie iietia. @egen SdlaB
Daree Der Hiartt ltwdd1 uHe bic greiit ne.
len Urn 5-l0c
Shwere SnpeiHs bsahtfu ss.55--s.8 IS.
anfe bis auserleieus Serpatunas- uHb isIsi.
fherierten ss.55 - SIS. genliid1te Ger.
DafuuGsierteH $500 - s.65. oroiHdre bis
anserleieHe fhnere iette Sdus $3.50 IS,
xrtra s7.T5. Stags t4.50--ss5. @gira ST. 80
100 leichts Gerianotlorten ssT5--s.s5,
iSsrfel Don 100 Binno ane wentger $3.50
$40.
e9afs nab adm msE - 5le 2uiubr
mar audi hgIte pleosr Sering 5daie mo-
ran ltestg I'm 8retie Sriihlahrss2am
ater ftseaeH mn 20--25c.
Enaie. Grtra Ieitte t4.95, quite
BIS aaserleieHe s4.O0--4.25. .croin6re bis quite
s2-50--3.75, ihpere Sdafe $3.50 - 400.
Utuferihafe s3.50-4.25, s@dhrliHse $3.50
$50.
admmer. Srtihlabrs 2dHmer Grtra
Ieidsts sTT5-T.s0, sllie bic auserieieas t7.25
--T.85, nrbladrt bss auTe s5.00--T.00. Ggls
"a. T6--4.50.
Rstts. am 4. unb S. gull iiuoe. fem
Mtarst itast.
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SUM, 25. 1918. sluni, 25. 1919.
Weisef, Wo. . rother B. Il. .i0Oe ilie
MeIidfcrn, 0o. gemilhtes CSC roc
9afer, No. 2gemifhter ntner Ale sac
&uggen, go. 2 nensr .. e2e sec
6en, Ro. Tinoihu $3.50 5000
Whisfn.
Ter Warft mar ifetia. Berfauft tuurben:
56l BbIs. 9iitiilers sSiniibeb Gpobs anT
Der Bats Don s1.90 per Uatont.
MrDcerfss
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Tie HaAfclesHeeH CHofiraHgeH besisten
flA uur auf gusros. Iransdstionen. BET
neiuersH 1sf4df ten ptroen eipas kcksrs
Erriis bsre1Het