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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-08-27

Acsofdine fo Secretary McAdoo. uo
arctinu of the country should fecl 10
greater Interest than tho south in ~
forts Geo nuud up commerce between
the United States and the south
American countries. since nu section
would profit Thereby uH greatly Ar
would tno south EpcnknE ~ efforts
to build up such trade. Mr McAdoo
Hny4
"Nn section of our country should
hc murc utDrented than tho south in
thu expansion 90 uir tnidn and thr
streupihenins of out Influence in cen-
ttd and South America runHid'r
what tlAa monna tu thn south in thc
matter uf cotton alone THE south
p,sauces annually mote chan twice pH
mu,h raw cotton us We consume ui
turn into manufactured products nt
home The south is dependent thetc
fore upon facien markets. fnr mere
than hbif of hon annual cotton crop
Aus Interference Wfh nut turr'Fn
markets. fnr cotton eracts miuriouslN
upon the south NuthinE voulH maff
clearly demonstrate this than thr
rvcnts at the past year The effects
Ut tho European war have boon foli
nowhere bob seriously aH n the COTTON
prodn,ins states Beaumont Entrr
prise.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-08-27
AMONG THE PESTS.

Haiti ~ constant hot bed Of
Several of ~ prrsi-
dents hnyr met unnatural ioaihs
aud Us political Torment never EN-.
iirtiy subsidies The United States
has askri 90 control Haiti for ten
Years. with mo- Interior motives,
unless law aud order, fastened se.
curely upon iby inhabitants. can
hr considered unfripndly What
ever course Tie little country de-
icrmines on, American marines
are no hand. rcady to do Washing
TOMS bidding. They will hardly
lrnyc until affairs have bcrn set
10 order Haiti b. too small to en.
ioy diplomatic distinctions II IS
inst about the a,zc Of lhc small
hos who hcs' understands % mild
application col hickory ten.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-08-27
OTHER VIEWS


rhe bitter faci b. chat oar eduea-
tun-ia fno POOR oar leisure NN siiNiN
ont work to- crowded. fur any serious
sutDplinF NAh thf qutrina Nhith
ssefy days new arnpsf sets before HH.
w. could not h0 prepared t0f anf
eueh calamity nf nat which niHiliN#
the world Trur 5000 behind thti
unpfcrarcdurss llfs an arrheic tn0
aflnaF educational sfHteN tiiNNint
nha usHfsfnl. system M indusiry
neglect ~ those afts and fcieuceA
which siaady fuf Mlnd aud fNffeAi' %
ffan daS t0 daB
auur l,fry-huht ciiies our s0ot fhc
cracked paint W our houses tne duHif
oarris.snera ~ cifY NE Gee fhfin4
.srotd hama nmussmenis afe the aet-
nnf n which people iaFc fuc vitality
tn deti with Those problems when thff
dare MOI ftl tu SOLVE The hninrFN-
nrHs ~ DOR iiafasalpn d. ihr natural
reault ~ years af anHsnNntri nuirfi-
gated haeir o. is thr price ~ anf hif-
trust n thnHrh' ~ IHelrN 0f realism.
~ intellectual iaiesuiy
Glow can w. deal Wth Nee labor
problem moss wheh We hHfe riwn}a
irn N iu ise of1nhs How c1n We
deal Wifh The International problem
when we hHve lived .n Isolated lndh
ferance Doesn't b follow thrt ihrsl
problems wiu sifhef nul ho solved
uf aI nr thnt ihfF wln Nc aniF'a
over our hrsds Hud without our con
H,ui' rur,if BE- o. tuFiC t alh 90
ihr voice 81 dentscfncY whom ihr irm
uDfsst be- aniufnrmrH and urnsfrfr ho.
fore Dos naHa" The NeW l,on"lic
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-08-27
IN EARLY OCTOBER.


The Causeway Celebration has
been definitely planned Tor early
October With proper euthusiasin,
II can be- made ratiliug success.
To Corpus Christi and the adla.
cent country IL means inst = liile
more than ore can realize % ut.
vance Among other things il
meaus q week end temptation ie
san Antonio auioists, nDs trying
10 anticipate The mors Immediate
commercial advantage We are
glad 10 know that The promoters
~ the Diamond ,.Iop Highway
haze determined t0 h. present
This highway Is one 81 The great
est projects ever launched 10 South
Texas "a planned, i viii con.
meet San Antonio, Corpus Christi,
Brownsville and Laredo, afford
ing accrss 10 yasi section Of coun-
Ivy that IS now cui off on account
Of poor roads. We are strong for
the celebration. A little opera.
ton npon the part OF San Patricio
and Nneccs viii assure IL and ae-
tive representation from the iiio
Grandc VALLEY ought 10 be- slim.
uniting Factor.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-08-27
A LONG ROAD

We have determined 10 ding
dong about mn auditorium We
shall speak of IT from many
angles mako IL regular might
mars ia The community We so
thoroughly understand Che need
Tor 10. the profits that IL viii make
for the eity as whole. Ol course
il will require considerable enter
prise, aud the knowledge of seme
immediate loss io those who make
ID possible llnl nRny things that
are profitable IN the larger sens,
arc drnin to q trw Intelligent
confident individuals Yes TO-DAY
.or tomorrow. sooncr or later Cor
nus Christi must have un audi
.inrinm
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-08-27
QUITE FAIR

Whatever tales may have been
handed 10 her, Tor the sake of en-
gondcung prejudice, Madame Cad
aki proved her emincnco of char
meter when She helped Thomas w
Hickey tn refuto d false statement.
IS a rnlo, genius Is not niggardly
in lbs treatment OF others, not ip.
lercsteG la DISPUTES bred n a FIN
gurhowl We are just q little glad
that Madame Gadski extended
recognition 10 young Hickey 9TH.
crwise, small critics might have
had q quiet gigglc up their ,lceevs
NOT an honest giggle, but very
quiet aud difficult to contradict.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-08-27

can cultivate and since very few p,o-
pis ayr aoiHX bpfk ~ ns farm be w.
not lkrif 90 bc short ~ territory fnr
many years o. romc.
Bni Mcxic0 b. not tnoic SANS pnly
trouble while be b. lOohinn across
thf filu Gfnhde and Wondeflpk hos he
can ntlt those people 4 brick from
Euiopc strikes hls head re- j. denied
The flHhi rl travel 49, he pieasen on
the sea. ana is Informed that he can't
sell Mis- cotton Ga people who wanf n
Aiaays respecting the rishiH RI 9th
orr. aud having no desire f0 NEEDLE ln
their affairs. hr has neglected his
army ana navy Positive chat De-
would npf nped Them in Cypress others
be- hiss foit sure be- would not bc called
upon ip defena himself iiis oNn yif-
the haH mndr hlm frsi sefunu ihat
he iH now h"Eiuning 20 THINK mss be %
deiHnion
Fortunately ihere IS lliile ~ the lln-
So apii in America nnd fortunately
also there IS Hiile ~ the spirit mat
wnuid endure WRONGS from Those who
fcal nuihius bui miahi FreparNducaH
would Boz necessary rYen 10 Ne were
NlillnH tu endure many wrongs before
appcalinE to arms
However au $50 fi4htinF spirit 81
not ahretd. Meet w us imaalne thHt
We ere very conservative We seq iho
horfefa nf was 4sa she fDllY 81 Those
uh1 engage ln lhe slaughter. hut here
Ha everywhere no fires pf patriotism
Hgc uncomfortable
Whon iha aphia 90 American ore
immlled upou ~ q fofr'sn power 70
via not he the manufacturers of amt
mnniflun. bat che people who viii de-
mana satlainCilun. and thqy VIII hf-
mDna lt whether We nrc prepared cog
uuprcaa.Cd
$50 should not fool oumolvcs into
holirgins that wc nfc safely ronsefvh
iivc lu every instance we should
ntUll Trouble Hu innn aa pnsaihlc hut
when tho patience az Uncle sam ia rt-
hHuHfrd De- muel he prepared ~ ufr
the arguments af force Port worth
atur Telegram
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-08-27
PARAGRAPHlNGS

Whom landed took tho car for
81 hotel" "Whai singular mistake
Boston Transcript
eMs husband WENT dare crucisc nay
PARTY gown ncNi winter WHY noi
"lle'h Wcarinp low neck shirt himself
thls summer lsosrou Free Prose-.
cNhat scot Of AN orator ~ hcr'
nAlercly one of the old fashioned
kind. simply pounds the rpstrum No
nnflops pr contnrtlons oi any sort"
I.oulss llte Courier journal
what makcs you think yeur tailor
Be- umnkg" "llo's been wrlting me
threatening letters, Buffalo Es-
press
Arc thcre any substitutes tor to-
haccoe' asked the old fogy "fiontN ~
thcrn" replied tho Crouch 'rhe mar
kvt Ia fleoded With iiVe.rcW cigars
cnesonWi Enpausr
rhs show business rs Intended 10
ncnvflt tno ufcd business man" eN-
rmined the mAnasgr "it does the
trick" Replied Mr. Dustin StaN ITS
tho fifst two hours sleep I've had in
q ient time Marhinston star.
Wrn Great britain and Germany
are ahlc 10 aErse eR one thins, amy.
how am dthai IS thar ncevsslts doesn't
know much ahoul International law
indianapolis News.
Mise Vine 'ie you favor women
nroposinNT Mrs cakes Certainly
not When . Wuman picks ont a man
she should make him propoec lious
ton Chronicle.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-08-27
AT IT AGAIN

Theodore Roosevelt at one time
president of the United States
siiil popular with certain elenpuis,
Steps oni of his way 20 heraie
Woodrow Wilson lo sir the
people toward bitterness an 1t
thoughts nj strife Ina speech be.
fore students m the military IA
siruclion emp a. Plaiisbnre n.
Y ho says that This Nation has
watrnol The strong wrong the
weak thai IL ms suffered ~
Women and ohilaron io boz murder
ui on she high seas ihui ll has
heou afflicted with professional
paciieos That Germany is brutal
aud deserving ~ lrsson Mr.
i,OospVeli'a attack ON Wilson %
humorous mere flY's huz2inp
against Olympus hul his eneour
ngement ol ihe spirit OF mililarisu
will have some weight aud has NJ
tack ON thc Government 81 not eN
ncily what fuiy minded auditor
might expect from iormor Prosl
dent lu every particular NJ
lloosr,clt is small and shallow
Nv is al noisc and Juror ell i'm
pnlsiNcness aud danger lie ia 81
mure dependable than n pinch %
pow,lrr or the Kitchen raugc.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-08-27

An nfncmi llat of nu thlcd wounded
prisoners ana mimins has hfcu Sub
mlied 90 th. Ffonrh arnhte. Tho ug-
ntm distribute the number Killed nE
follows FRENCH 400 600 Eneliah. lso.-
900. NuHsilns. $50 900 grruunH D.
100000 AnstIiaus. i,eoiuup Turtle.
10000 iielsanH 10000 This report
Shows mot 2.1st.uQn soldiers of ihg Ni F.
ued nrmioa and 3 ssi0nn ~ the Tcu-
toms hpVo been wnWdui Since ihn De-
finung Uf the war rusnnrfa or war
ahuw uuUsins nsnrrf Tho ulliNs
va 3. li.Nnp nnd the Toutnns i.iaa.nn0
Tuini ioanrs lieH1 $500. Then ~it
worry over thc luas of twn Americans
WHO psrnated iu uklns p'aaeo "n 90
shp TWINS lho nag of hoillefrnni
Fort Worth Record
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-08-27

An artist and hls wife were ontor.
tanning some friends az toa in the siu-
dio lhe hosts picture which had
rceeutN aean nuns was Tho tople
uf converse don. Said ono iady
fNg NaHdSke. yonu was the onh
g,cWrc ! looled 40 ln thc cVhniuon"
VandShe bowed and smiled dcUs'd-
cdlv.
"Heliove mo madam" he said. 20
appreciate the honor
nut she save "a h,Nc start 90 ger
pleNity
"Honorf she said "rhc others
you know We're So SURROUNDED hy thc
crowd rlt bits
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-08-27

Young Arthur. ihr pride ~ tbs fans
Yn had hrcn attendgng sshool an of elk
nceks. and has devoted parent Thought
u WAS high tnmc ne should find out
now things were runniag. 50 Ne ask
~ one afternoon:
Ans what did my little son learn
ahoul THIS morning.
eoh mouse Aiiss Wilcox sold us
an about mousrsf
That's the boy, New. how 30 yoa
spen na0useg'
Il Was thch chat Arthur gave prom
lse of helms an argfal dodecr. iae
passed medilatl,eiy COS momcnt
then said.
-tWther ! cuass I Mas wrong. u
Wasn't n0use TEACHER Was telling
ns about. u VAS rat ilayper's
Aasaslps.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-08-27
READY FOR THE SIEGE.

Secretary McAdoo's announce.
mcnt that, in view Of England s
determination go count cotton con
trahapd, he will place Sl0.000. GEO
Ia Southern reserve hunks with.
ont interest II necessary shosld
put edge on the market For once
ia the Inst few administrations.
the Nation has swiftthiuking
Secretary Of the Treasury. not
only capable OF independent views,
but capable of making otho9s NJ
sprct his motives, his sincerity OF
purpose. Ou with the good work,
William Gihhs MoAdoo
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-08-27

France has arranged a S2O.oon.
400 credit 10 Now York City, the
sumso be uscd il. purchasing mu-
nilions. II we had a cwtlit like
that, We'd spend il tc mare endur.
ine advantage. Among other
things, WE'D buy d few Colorado
watermelons. rent 4 cav ard solng
body to lo the milking, and invest
not leas than Sto,25 IN some new
bindings for tho University,
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-08-27

That Georgia eoroner : jury has
hesn unable TO learn ANYTHING def.
mite about leo Franks slaycrs.
We suggest that a Thermometer he
placed Ia that inry's feet. II will
yet an official record of Georgia :
coldcs. day ia August
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-08-27

bob Fitssimmons q going 90
start life OYER as a Fighter, choos.
na South America for his debit.
hob must content himself with one
foot ht the ring The other is ~
Tho NrANN.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-08-27

Gormauv denies that the Rus
slams did, and the Russians claim
that they did IN EXCESS of what
they Thought they did, lieiween
ihe Two, taeres 4 lie aud Il harl-
~ appears that Germany has tic
m0ro nrgent need for such tools Of
war.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-08-27

sinner Texas. reports a lynch
ING A bohemian was the recipl.
esl ~ the honor Like coughing
IN church, lsnchings are colitagls
ous. They viii only become fewer
when Few lynchelS are lynoscd.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-08-27
WEATHER SUMMARY
U. S. DEPARTMENT OF AoRIcul.
TuRE-MEAThER BUREAU.

Weather Bulietin for tyvcnty tour
hours ending s. y IN Is Meridian time.
AUGUST gs
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-08-27

Houston held a great "coufl-
de,,cc ainnerN Tuesday night of
course it was Very different from
The Qspv preceded by The same al.
;cctiyc. ANYHOW, hcre's hopln ,
lloustolfs Luck Tor pluck
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-08-27
= sRgsg RgKREEEgHy
AmIfS eTnenfS

GO, 'f'' ~ s'op 'n'ei'
e,ar ~. N'.'.D m 'o'.'".' h's 'a-
IN. 49,. ..,''.s W." ...'N'' scream
49,. ~, $3.50 ''''s iAlf '' SUR ass
$3.50, '' -' '''','..1 i'ien'ersSor on t"p-
raier h., e.-,',- '"s'''eN - stop
,,,.t... , ,. Moore founded on
''.e N"hAn iiarfif play sui atuung
~. ~, ','aols comes about through
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-08-27

Tho traffic ordinance should he
so amended as 20 make its cnforce-
mcnt possible. Regulations that
are loo rigorous defeat their own
Nnl
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-08-27

Punch rocmtly ran splendid
poetic tribute TO Anthony Trol.
inne Anthony ought io be very
grateful he died In 50
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-08-27

Rosiou hotel advortisos,
Rahed hcuns and bread, =
cptis }ui The ad Calls to say
how many beans
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-08-27

The Turks are digging trcaehes
around Nazareth They evidently
hepr to protect tue homo at Christ
from Christian assaults,
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-08-27

"Decds. net Wonls, recon
me.ds the doughty Colonel Yes
but lee he very eerlain That ouf
deedg have clear titles
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-08-27

Tor those who will attend school away
from home, we have a complete line o.
trunks and other travelling necessities
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-08-27

CIRCULATION BOOKS
OPEN TO ADVERTISERS
Friday, August ~, 1918
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-08-27

Do not wait until the last few days to
make your necessary purchases, but bFins
n your boys and girls and let us supply
their needs.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-10-31
HOUSEWIVES RESENT
 MILK PRICE INCREASE
Special Meeting of League Called for Tomorrow Aitern0cn to Discuss
 Joint Action of. Dairymen.

A special meeting of the House wives hague has been called for Monday afternoon at , o'cl2ck at the assembly hall of the chamber of com tor the purpose If discussing the reasons for tha recent increase ln
 he price of milk.
 ! Several of the local dalrymen haVe announcement Of the in erase in the price of milk sold by them. and because there has been considerable complaint among the consumers over the matter, tha me<t- ing of the Housewives league tomor- row is expected to be very largely a'- tend d.
 The dairymen will be gladly wei comed by the meeting, if they will at tend the meeting to explain tna raa~ son fer the higher price to the wom' .en. who are anxious to know fully and in detail the why's and where for-S"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-10-31
MEMORIAL SERVICES CATHOLIC DEAD TODAY
St, ,Joseph's Congregation Ceremonies at Cemetery This Afternoon at
 5 O'clock.

Catholics all over the world today will held their annual services for the dead. it being the celebration of All Souls Day. All Souls day actu ally falls on Tuesday of the coming week. but the services are held the Sunday closest to that date, Novem Der, which this year is today.
 The services in Pine Bluff will be- eln at o'clock this afternoon. and will be held at St. Joseph's Catholic cemetery. Right Rev. P. Enright will conduct the services, and his assist ant. Rev. Father NJ. J. Norton, will deliver the eulogistic address.
 The worshippers will parade around the burial ground. saying prayers for the dead. and in this parade the Knights of Columbus and other Catholic organizations will rartiei- pate, as body. The graves will be covered with fresh flowers. and the ceremonies will be simple yet solemn.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-10-31
FIVE FORMALLY SENTENCED.
Two White Men Among Those Given
 Prison Terms Here.

Five persons. previously convicted or who had entered pleas of guilty to the offenses with which they were charged, were formally sentenced yesterday by Circuit Judge Grace, and will be taken to the penitentiary at Little Rock. probably tomorrow.
 Among those sentenced were two young white men, Jack Hasey and frank Williams, who burglarizeu sA. Catholic rectory some months ago while evening services were being conducted at the church adjoinlns. The young men came here from Tex arkana, and testimony as to thelf previous record by the TeNarkana ot- fiesrs was responsible for. the sen tence of three years for burglary and one year for grand larceny imposed upon each. !,
 Others sentenced were:
 Flcrsnce Duvall, negress, convict ed of second degree murder; five years
 sLige Richardson. convicted of grand larceny; one year.
 Wnl Kinnard, one year each on two oharg of grand larceny to which he pleaded guilty. '
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-10-31
QUESTIONS AND
 ANSWERS.

This department, operated through eo-operatien between the library and The Graphic. will answer all r ason able que ston asked Of it. Questions must be in writing. and must be in night to be answered in The Graphic the following Sunday.
 Mary B. G.-Your question reaches deep into scientific nlatters. Oar wins "Eescent of Man, in the chap ters on the proportion of the sexes, says: "It is singular fact that with the Jews. the proportion of male births is decidedly larger than with Christians; thus. in Prussia, the proportion is as 113, in Breslau as IA, and in Livonia ae 120, to 100: tn being the same as usual. for instances ir Livonia as 10A (males) to 100 females)" The noint is brought out that males have the higher death rat at that period of their lives when the treatment, dress and food Of both sexes is alike. i. o., during childhood. Darwin's works, and cthors on the eame subject. can be road at the library.
 StuIent-The genealogical history of the reigning family in England can be studied at the library, reference department.
 Politics-The succession to the presidency is fixed by act of congress as follows: After the vice president, in crder the secretary of state. sec retary of the treasury, secretary of war attcrney-gencral.+ postmaster. general secretary of navy, and sec retary of the interior. At the time this act was passed, portfolios of secre~ tary of agriculture secretary of com merco, and secretary of labor had not been established
 Worker-Applicatio for letters patents may be obta ine1 onlv through the Commissioner Of Patents. Wash ington D. c. The commissioner a3- vises all applicants to deal direct with the patent office, Full informa- tions and necessary blanks can be obtained from him.
 Old Bride-The twantieth wedGiua anniversary is known as tho "china wedding"
 CueStlOnS-Mount Everett is lOcat- ed in India and is 29,002 feet in height There arc no authentic rec ords of its havin. ever been asccndnd Mount Goodwin Austor also in India with a height of 2S.565 feet. likewise has never been ascended sr far as is known. The Duke d' Abruzzi ot Italy, has ascended 2A.5S3 foot on Mount Rri6a Peak iu India this haing tho recofd height ascendcd by man I've Bride Peak is 25100 feet in height hence it also is untopped so far.
 Govsrnment-Alasl lika Hawaii. the Phillipines and Porto Rico, is rep resented at Washington by delegate. Pension There are no long@r anv uersons drawing pensions because of descent from men who fought in the
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-10-31
BREWERlES TO QUIT.
Fifteen INwa Beer Plants Go Out Oi
 Business Jan. 10. '

Des Moines, To-, Oct. Following rep al Of the mulcs law, effective Jan 10, the 15 breweries in this state vii, g. out of that line of business. Some of them already are changing their plants. Keokuk,, Cedar Rapids and Clinton have one brewery each. Bur lingtcn and Dubuque, three each, and Davenport, Sioux City and Iowa City two each.
 The total capital invested in that industry in Iowa. as reported to the state bureau of labor statistics, is $4,- 3@6.963. The output is valued at $1,- 21.5S5 annually, and their combined wage payments aggregated $i0o,10
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-10-31
NOTICE.

on, account of the increased price Of food our prices for milk will be as follows nn &and after November + MILK, s12 cents a quart; 6 cents pint; cream, 16 cents jar. aeA
 sANr9p MODEL DAIRY. .va. v c. l.. WILKINSON, Mgr. si as'sfU HOME RAIRY. nj# ,... sSna{ J. e. WILSON. Mgr. ,. s3Ya HOME DAIRY. es
 ,.aa aBs RElCHEN BROS.
 t,sss77es,s eiw fE5 .s 1928 -St
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-10-31
Woman Kills Husband.

Athens, Ala, Oct. 30.-Mrs. Myrtle sherin is in jail at Athens, charged with the killing of her husband near Elk river. The shooting occurred at the home of Mrs. SherrilPs mother, where Sherrill's wife had lived since their separation some time ago Sherrill was shot through the abdo- ment.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-10-31
MONEY TO LEND

On improved farms. $500 and up wand, 5 to 10 years time, with year ly payment privilege. Reasonable rates. Give total acreage. number of acres in actual cultivation, kind of soil, distance and direction from rail- road station and full description of improvements in first letter to avoid delay. Address, w. s. Holt, 213 West
 Second street. Little Rock, Ark. P, o. Box ASA. tf
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-10-31
Civil Docket .nnounced. t

Eighty-nine civil suits ara set for trial. at ths term of the ercuit court. as shown by he trial calendar issued yesterday. The civil doclSst will he taken up on Tuesds1. November 9. the first case to be called being that of Sarah l.. Robinson vs. Louis Der risseaux.