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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-12-12

WANTED TO RENT TWO OR
 three unfurniSncd rooms. Must h' in nice ncighborhood and have all modern conecnieAees, Water con
 neetions and gas (. E. stewart, manager poatai Telcgrdph company Phone 20l1. l2-ll=bt
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-12-12

LOST-A VEST ON OLIVE, WALNUT or near Barraque streets, vest had
 darkened stripe, reward will be paid for the return of same to 40i
 West Thirteenth street. 12-3-6t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-12-12

WANTED -B BY YOtfN GOOPIdt board and room or furnished rooms for light housekeeping in private family. Address x, care Grarhtf.
 12-S-6t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-12-12
F o R s A l. F ;.

FOR SALE-FORTY ACRES WELL improved, 1-2 miles from town on pike rad, to trade for city prop erty Thirty-six acres fine land miles from Lonoke making bale cotton per acre, price $1,000 to trade for small improved farm close to Pine Bluff. Forty acres miles from twon close to dollar way road, F acres cleared, $6o0 cash. If you want to buy sell or rent land see me. J. P. Cady, 127 1-2 Main street. 12-G-6t
 
 FOR SALE-CHOICE CORNER LOT in one of the best residence sec tions of the city. Will sell on reasonable terms to party wishing
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-12-12

WANTED AFTER JANUARY ], 1915 position as manager of commiSsary or country store. Can take com picte charge and show results. competent and reliable, reference given. Address G. A., care Graphic
 11-22-tf
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-12-12

300 PEOPLE TO HAVE their Christmas clothes cleaned and pressed at Will Smiths Cleaning & Pressing shop, who cleans to your profit and saves money in your pocket. Prices reasonable, work guaranteed. Telephone 203l, 2l3 East Third avenue. 1l-22-lm
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-12-12

WANTED-AGENT5 TO SELL MISS Lang's Hair Tonic. The only Hair Tonic on the market that will grow new hair and restore hair to it's natural color. Telephone 2o53.
 12=29-6t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-12-12
Chicago Grain.

Chicago Grain. Chicago, Dec. 11-Wheat prices developed strength today because of extrem2 low temperatures in the vest and Southwest, with implied
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-12-12
w A N T E D

WANTED-POslTlON BY ENFEEl. cnCcd bookkccucr, \ refer nccs. Single, and dc not drink O. Sdmbi5. At prCsclt cm loved good reasons fer chauAin& Will accept position in or aut of city. Addr-ss N. l.. Care tTa.hlr. l--4--u. WANTE0-A PERSONAL CONVER
 satIon with every nun who expects to spend $915 for his wlte's Xmas present. Apply at Reap X CraW- ford's. l2ll=I2t WANTED TO RENT TWO OR three unrurniancd rooms. Must b" in nice ncighborhood and have all modern conscnie4ees, Water con neetions and gas. (. B. stewart manager poatai Telegrdph company Phone 20l1. i--il=ot WANTED BY YOU NC COUPLE. board and room or furnished rooms for light housekeeping in private family. Address X, cure Graphic.
 12-S-6t WANTED D-POSlTlON BY ENPEltl- eneed clothing and gents furnish ing goods salesman, eleven years With iirm can furnish best oi references. Address salesman, care Graphic, or phone 22o9.
 12-6-6t WANNED = BOOKkEEPER o N E who is accurate and not afraid or work; apply in own handwriting. Address, Business, care The Graph ic. 12-6 ct OUT OF WORK AGAIN, REGISTER W in the Palmer system of Barber colleges, Ladies beauty shop, and employment agencies, we have I cheaper scholarship and better terms, write for particulars, posi- iiJns guaranteed. Palmer system, Little Rock. l2-6-Gt WANTED 300 PEOPLE TO HAVE their Christmas clothes cleaned and pressed at will Smiths Cleaning &5 Pressing shop, who cleans 10 your profit and saves money in your pocket. Prices reasonable, work guaranteed. Telephone 203l, 2l@ East Third avenue. 1l-22-lm WANTED-AGENT5 TO SELL MISS Lang's Hair Tonic. Tho only Hair Tonic on the market that will grow new hair and restore hair to it's natural color, Telephone 2o53.
 12=29-6t WANTED AFTER JANUARY ], 15lJ position as manager of commlssary or country store. Can take com- plcte charge and show results. and reliable, reference given. Address G. A., care Graphic.
 11-22-tf WANTED-PLAlN SEWING, CHILL drens' clothes, and boys waists a speciality. Also shirtwaists and house dresses. Call, 300 W. 14th avenue. ll-14-tl CHANGE TO TRAVEL WITH ALL expenses paid. Earn salary from $15000 to $300.00 per month. Learn to be Detective. Interstate De- tective schools. Dept.-A. Suit-303 and 310 Houston Light Go. Build
 ing, Houston, Texas. 11-7-1m
 20 R s A l. F.
 FOR SALE-FORTY ACRES WELL
Arizona republican., 1914-10-31
HOSPITAL SHIP CRASHES
ON ROCKS AND SINKS
Two Hundred Believed to Have Per-
ished in Disaster

LONDON, oct SO-Two hundred
art believed To have persisted when
the steamer I.om..a, q hospital ship
ran on the ra,Ns near Whitby. In
oiudinE The crew of the hospital unit,
There We're 200 aboard. 4 news dis
fotch says The ship was broken in
tWo. Life savers were unable to
shoot "a line across the ship.
The loss NJ life on the british hos
r'itai ship EohiHa which crashed on
The rocks OF Yorkshire coast near
hero before dawn is matter of
douht tonight. The vessel, however,
IS wreck. having broken in two
"a lille the lifesavers on the shore
were shooting lines. trying vainly to
make one fast to the ship. Bearing
physicians. nurses and hospital sup
piles. tAe Rohilla was on her way
10 90 Belgian or French port to sue
cor The wounded when she was
.,riroH ashore 1t is understood all
.thc women on board were saved, in
.Clu5ug one who is a survivor of the
Titanic disaster The fate of the
physicians is uncertain as also that
.Uf THE captain and crew. The total
'numher Of persons aboard is not
.luouu. hut some place the estimate
at TWO hundred
Arizona republican., 1914-10-31
WORK THAT WOMEN PREFER

Census figures relating to Women's
occupations in New York City throw
an interesting light on the drift of
1 female labor in the last ten years.
! Thus, while the humber of actors
! in the greater city declined from Abb
/ to 1901 between 1900 and 1910, the
number of actresses rose from 2629 to
1853. The number of women BARRIERS,
hairdresscrs and manicures increased
from So to 1851; the number of book
keepers. cashiers and accountants from
S291 to 21,613; telegraph and telephone
operators from 2i06 to 1862; milliners
from 1851 to 1905; laundrcsses from
16.1 02 to 17,S23, and cigar and tobacco
factory operatives from G437 to $751;.
The number of women musicians and
music teachers rose from 1921 to 1904,
ana women stenographers and type
writer's show the remarkable increase
from 1O,S68 to 33,769.
Meantime, the number of servants
and Mattresses increased from 1913 1853 to
but 122.367 The number of tailor
esses and the number Of seamstresses
and drcssmakers exhibit marked de-
cline, assuming the accuracy of figures
telesraphcd from Washington and the
agreement Of the classification of the
former with the last census. The num-
Der of salesWomen was -, 161 in 1910
as against 22,7O5 in 1900, and there was
a decline in some forms Of factory la
Dor, such as peper-bOX making.
For a conclusive showing of Woman's
changing preferences in the choice of
an occupation, an analysis of the fun
census report viii be necessary. But
enough is contained in the summary
to indicate a marked tendency away
from laborious pursuits and a drift to-
ward those OF a potter nature which
provide independence along with con-
genial surroundings. - New York
World
Arizona republican., 1914-10-31
MORE NATIONS WILL
Continued From Page One)

ties of Greece in that country.
Rumania has indicated in official
communications that she would ally
| herself with Italy in whatever course
the latter takes. The Bulgarian gov
eminent it is understood will be
friendly to Turkey and Austria al
though recent reports have spoken of
the WaVering attitude of the govern
ment at Sofia because of popular
demonstrations in behalf of the en-
uente.
a striking difference of opinion
developed today among the dipio
matte representatives here as to the
probable future of the course of
events in Turkey and the Balkan
countries. In some quarters it is
suggested that Turkey must have had
some assurance from Greece that the
latter will remain neutral before she
would dare to attack Russia. One of
the military attaches, only recently
in Constantinople, held that Bulgaria
will line up against Turkey for the
reason that while the government of
the former country is pro-Turkish.
the people are strongly Russian in
their sympathies.
Some British officials pointed ont
that even if war actually broke out
between Russia and Turkey, England
will not necessarily be involved. 1t
is recalled that England did not de-
clare war upon Austria until it was
established that the Austrian troops
were fighting in France, thereby en-
2bling the latter country to invoke
the aid of its ally because she was
being attacked. 1t is admitted as
POSSIBLE in the event of the actual
invasion Of Russia by Turkish forces.
the British government might have
to respond to Russia's call for help.
Persons familiar with geographical
conditions of the country scout The
idea Of Turkish invasion of Egypt in
the face of allied fleets and hot de5
erts peopled by hostile Arabs, which
would make it almost possible t.
march an army overland
Arizona republican., 1914-10-31
JOHNSON OFFERED BIG
MONEY FOR FEOERMS
ASSOCIATED PRESS DIsPArcHl

FORT SMITH, Ark, oct. 30
They'll have to raise the Washing
ton ante if they want me" Walter
johnson, the famous pitcher for the
Washington American league base
ball team, said here today. He as
serted that an offer of $4,000 would
not tempt him to leave the Wash
ington club.
Johnson admitted the st. Louis
Federals had offered him $4,000 for
the 1915 season.
Il can get that from Washington,
he said They'll have to do bet
ter than that"
He asserted he drew $4,000 a year
from Washington under his contract
which has just expired and admitted
that the Washington club had offered
him an additional $4,000. However,
he indicated the contract offered him
was for a long period, to which he
was opposed.
Arizona republican., 1914-10-31
EMDEN SINKS TWO
ASSOCIATED PRESS DIsPATcHl


PARIS, oct 30.-Advices show it
that the French torpedo boat destroyer
MOusquet with the Russian cruiser
Zemtchung was sent to the bottom
Yesterday at Panang. Strait Set
Element, by the German cruiser En-
den. Another version is given in the
Matin this says the Emden entered
Panang disguised as a Russian war
ship flying Russian colOrs, skilfully
cOnccaling her identity until well into
port Then. according to the Mathis
correspondent, the Emden suddenly
hoisted the German flag and opened
fire on the Zemtchung which was TAX
en- by surprise and unable to defend
herself, sunk in a few minutes The
Emden then dashed out of port. the
Mousquet courageously following her.
The MoUsquet was soon destroyed.
Arizona republican., 1914-10-31
BRITISH CLAIM TO Be
CONTINUED From Page One)

battle front tonight indicate that the
mans desperate attempt to gain
Calais and the command of the Eng
lish channel, has failed for the pres
ent. The flooding of the valley Of
the User canal, together with the
work of the British warships and of
the Belgian army along the coast is
reported to have compelled the Ger
mans to withdraw somewhat, while
the British and French are said to
rave been able to advance on line
further into the interior No impor-
tant developments are reported from,
Poland or Galicia, Renewed demand
is being made for the closing Of
the entire North Sea and the plant
ing of mines there
TT is reported from Constantinoplc
slams fleets is proceeding off Odessa
This news was contained in an En-
change Telegraph Rome dispatch.
The official press bureau announced
that the Indian contingent has Joined
the British and Japanese forces oper-
ating against the Germans at Using
Tau. China.
There are now six Italian Warshipe
at Avlon' says a Bucharest dispatch
The duty of enforcing the decision of
the London conference entrusted to
Italy the only neutral power among the
siSnatories. 1t is announced that al
powers approve the reason Greece gives
for the occupation of Northern Epirus
The troops have been received enthusi-
lSf icnllN :"
Arizona republican., 1914-10-31
EXPORTS INCREASING FAST

WASHINGTON, Oct. 9O.-A record
.fuI ihc expectation Of breadstuff.
lu-o1iS. and food articles was attained
'iu September as a result Of the war;
Demand on American granaries, mills,
arl packing houses. Trade cur
euts were broken and shifted 10
rhc United States. South America
suj Europe are buying millions If
y ounds of flour ana sugar The
Nomc of exported foodstuffs was
s c>.ooo.oao. double that Of September
81 last Wear.
Arizona republican., 1914-10-31
PAGE BUSY LOOKING
AFTER FOOD STUFFS
ASSOCIATED PRESS DIsPATCH1

LONDON, oct 30-Ambassador
Page, Herbert Clark Hoover and other
members of the American commission
for the relief of Belgians, have ar
ranged an immediate shipment of food
stuffs from America to Rotterdam for
Belgian distribution. Another 1000
tons of food left today for Rotterdam
and British suffragettes sent 1000 tins
Of condensed milk and other supplies to
Flushing. Ambassador Page has cab
led to New York that the need in Bed
GUM cannot be exaggerated. Owing
to the shortage of food here" and to
Holland sit is imperative supply be
started from the United States imme-
diately."
Arizona republican., 1914-10-31
TEXT BOOK MAN HEREIN. 7

Hazard Of the Los Angeles office of
Silver. Burdette and company is in the
city and will remain until after the
teachers institute. This is Mr. Haz-
ards first trip to Arizona and he states
that the schools he has visited here eX-
coed all his expectations. Arizona's
development along the lines of educa-
ton, he says. once it becomes generally
known, Will lead to a great increase in
the interest shown in the schools of
this state by the text book publishers
of the country
Arizona republican., 1914-10-31
RECEIVER FOR SHIP LINE
ASSOCIATED PRESS DIsPATCH1

PORTLAND, Maine, oct. 30.-The
first legal step in the plan for re-
organization of the eastern steamship
corporation, one of the subsidiaries
of the New Haven railroad, operating
along the New England coast, was
taken today when the creditors bill
was filed in the federal court asking
for the appointment of receivers. The
hearing will be held next Saturday.
The petitioner is the Berwn- White
Coal Mining company of Philadelphia
which has an unsecured claim of
2,491 for coal furnished. The ac-
ton is said 10 be a friendly pro
ceeding.
Arizona republican., 1914-10-31

WASHINGTON, oct SO.-Reports
that the president might close the
Colorado mines caused the issuance
of Il positive statement from ,he
white House that no such plans are
contemplated The date of the with
drawal of the federal troops from
the strike district has not been fixed.
President Wilson has received re-
quests to close the mines unless the
settlement plans are accepted by the
operators
Arizona republican., 1914-10-31

scouts with wireless outfits are report
ed to have appeared at the entrance
to the Gulf of Suez, according to Ham
delsblad Berlin advices. 1t is also said
that the Turks living in neutral coun-
tries have been ordered to report to
their consuls.
graf report the Germans have evacu-
atcd Ostend
Arizona republican., 1914-10-31
CHARITY BALL
|. At THE ARM0RY
Feature Event Of the Hal
lowe'en Season Will. Be
Entertainment by Spanish
War Veterans; Proceeds
for Destitute Ones.

Ablaze with lights and Astounding
with the decorations proper to the
| Halloween season, the Armory Will
tonight present a scene of festive
gayety, when the crowds gather for
| the Spanish War Veterans charity
| bail Nothing has been left undoHe
| to insure the success of this most
worthy affair, no effort spared, either
| by the committee in charge or by
the many ladies whose names adorn
the list of patronesses.
For the entertainment of the
guests, there will be many features
the evening, the First Regiment band
will present a concert-a concert
that will be full of interesting num-
bers, and ending with that splendid
selection, Clusters Last Charge
For this number there will be a tab
leau, more pretentious than any ever
attempted at a similar entertain
nlent in Phoenix. A squad Of
guardsmen will fire the volley, which
in less ambitious renGitions is al
ways effected by a roll on the drums,
and a gorgeously costumed troupe
from the Columbia will enact the
scene. No more stirring selection
could have been chosen to top Off
this excellent program.
For those who do not dance, there
viii be cards. Refreshments will be
provided for all.
The purpose of the dance is a
most laudable one. The entire pro
cceds will be turned over to charitd-
lie work among the destitute mem
bers of the families of former SOL
Giers in the Spanish American war
1t does not matter whether or no
they happen to belong to the local
Observation-Disclosures in need will Ie
cared for in the whole hearted way
that distinguishes Arizona hospitality
Arizona republican., 1914-10-31
HORSES FOR FRENCH

SPRINGFIELD, Mo, Oct. 3O.-A
shipment of eighty carloads of horses
intended for the French army will
begin to leave here tomorrow There
are about 1900 horses in the lot,
fro mfour to five years old, costing
500 to $40 each.
Arizona republican., 1914-10-31
Will SPEND THE WINTER HERE

Miss Mabel Downing of Princeton,
H., will spend the winter at the home
of her uncle. Col Andrew Downing,
315 North Fourth avenue. Miss Down
ing, who has wintered here before, and
who has many friends in Phoenix. will
arrive about November 5.
Arizona republican., 1914-10-31
PORTUGAL MAKES
ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCH

LONDON. Oct 30.-The last foreign
minister under the monarchy has been
arrested. says Lisbon dispatch. The
officers are imprisoned at the Cafarla
fartress They are suspected or at
tempts to start q revolt in the Portu-
gueSe capital.
Arizona republican., 1914-10-31
SEIZE GERMAN PROPERTY
TAssocIA7ED rRrss DIsPArcHl

PARIS. oct. 90.-It is estimated that
the property of 10000 firms and 100000
individuals of German and Austrian
nationality will be seized under a gov
eminent decree. A German Princess
Chateau at Brest has been seized.
Arizona republican., 1914-10-31
Four Russian Boats Sunk

PERRIN. oct. 31-One version Of
the fighting on the Black Sea between
the Russian torpedo boats and the
Turks boats. is that four Russian gun
boats and one torpedo boat were sunk
by the Turks.
Arizona republican., 1914-10-31
No News From Paris

PARIS. oct. 3O.-An official state
ment tonight says:
Belgium has nothing to report ir
the region of Newport and DiXmude
The left wing of the enemy is directed
in a violent attack on the front of tho
British troops on the banks of L.
Rassee without success. There has beer
a renewal Of activity near Rheims ant
the heights of the Meuse'
Arizona republican., 1914-10-31

tack opened at dawn on the German
position at Using Tau. Smelling of the
fortress continues at this hour eleven
o'clock this morning.. The spirits of
the allied troops are said to be high.
The emperors birthday is being cele-
brated today.
Turkish Scouts at Suez
AMSTERDAM, Oct 30-TurkiSh
Arizona republican., 1914-10-31
DUCKLING

The ugly duckling sat and sighed. "One
thing these chumps forget"
He said, is that there's never been a
pretty duckling yet"
Arizona republican., 1914-10-31
SCHOOLS CLOSED


fAssocfArED PR-ss DIsPATCHl
LONDON. oct. 30.-Regular fnstruc-
iion ia The German schools cannot con
u5c, says an Amsterdam dispatch, as
8a.H0t teachers are at the front.
Arizona republican., 1914-10-31
HERE FROM MIAMI

HERE FROM MIAMI-Clcve w.
Van Dyke, A. r. Edwards and Fred
G. Cutler. prominent members of the
Miami County league are in the city
in the interests of the initiative bill
providing for the creation Of Miami
county
Arizona republican., 1914-10-31

e. A. BEHLOW, telegraph your
address to your mother in San Fran
cisco, at once.-(Adv) gb
Arizona republican., 1914-10-31
TO FILM STREET SCENE-Robor

TO FILM STREET SCENE-Robert
Turnbull, local movie photographer, will
take a number of scenes this afternoon
in front of the plaza theater. providing
the weather is clear The films will
be shown at the theater two weeks
from today.
Arizona republican., 1914-10-31
Attack on Isinn Tau

TOXIC, Saturday Oct. 3O-It is
officially annorpced that general at
Arizona republican., 1914-10-31
CALIFORNIA; MILLION VOTERS


Ao0VVIA TI-J IIttoa I7I7I n UT
SACRAMENTO, oct. 3o.-The vot-
ing strength of the state next Tuesday
vii! be l,219,345. according to complete
official registration returns furnished
by the secretary of state. Registrations
have increased 2S3,459 since July %,
when the primary registrations closed.
Arizona republican., 1914-10-31

Hire a little salesman AZ The Re-
publican office. A Want Ad will see
more customers than you can.
Mexico Missouri message., 1914-02-19

accommodate him; but when it came
20 throwing over all his own plans and
ioahng here In the city without def
mite information concerning his cous-
TINS intentions. why, he considered he
had right to protest when and where
he chose. II he only knew upon what
boat she Intended sailing. 1t would
be an easy matter to run down to
town for a day. meet her and Mrs.
Deyereaux and carry the two away
with him. II was the uncertainty that
rendered him vexed and impatient.
Gradually Mr.. Van Vechten's brain
oridged the wide gap between matters
commercial and those Immediately az
iecting his own household, and he rec
ognized the justice OF his nephew's
attitude, the thin. inneKible lips even
sEadoweG a smile At the temerity that
L'A eLacted hi attention. One oil
Mexico Missouri message., 1914-02-19
SYNOPSIS.

Rudolph Van Veohten, a young man OF
leisure, u estonished TO see a man enter
No 1913 a house across the street rom
the pnwhatan club, long unoccupied ana
spoken Of es the House Of Mystery. sew
eral persons at regular Intervals enltt
No 1919 Van Vechten expresses concern
10 his friend, Tom Phinney. regarding tue
whereabouts OF his cousin and nance
Paige Carcw fashionably atured No-
man IL eeen 60 enter the HNus" or hys-
terry man Is forcibly elected from we
house Van Vcchtcn and Tom follow w
man and md him dead IN the stree,
Van Vcchten IL attracted by the lace OF
a girl In tho crowd OF oulookers sur
rounding the body Later he discovers
the giri gazing at him with iook OF
scorn from the windows OF the mysteri-
GUS house Detective Flint calls on van
Vechten TO get his version OF the rag
edy Tom Phinncy goes alone on yaCht-
ing trip Tie recognizes among some peI-
sons In passing motor boat two men
whom he had seen enter the House OF
Mystery. He sees one Of them. a MI az
lis on shore later and follows him. rom
f. seized. blndfoidcd and taken 10 a
house lie hears a girl named Jessie, evl
IDENTIFY the daughter Of the man In authot,
Ity. question his captors. A sweet-yolceu
Cirl later protests against the roughhesS
Of his Captors
Mexico Missouri message., 1914-02-19

Each morning I am Weakened by smiling
little tot
And while l do my best all day he Ais
my gladdest thought:
] plan for him and strive for him and
have no time to fret
About the way things may go in Wilson's
cabinet.
because of him my task is light and glad
~ all day long.
Above the roar of traffic, can hear his
baby song,
And when I've hurried home at night he
meets me on the stairs
To cause me to forget about the world
and It's affairs.
Obedient to his eager pleas. nor craving
what l lack,
] gallop on my hands and knees, while he
bestrides my back
And, while he rides through Babyland
and bravely shouts his glee,
No thought of public office comes to
haunt or trouble me.
AT last before I seek my couch stand
and gladly gaze
Down at the smile that. while he sleeps,
around his features plays;
] plan for him and dream OF him and
have no time TO fret
because it's rumored there's a split IN
Wilson's cabinet.