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The Glenwood post., 1915-04-10

THE nowhere This emphaticy proved
by the johnson Willard fight in Havana yesterday The black
king Of the ring who credit his the
KaEsbred teetotaf There
johnson defeat certainly
that the black lad tro the white road thst leads
Ito nowhere the chief fsctee.
is pleasant is it here to dwell the
that marked the Of inter
estng point somewhat whether
champion jess Willard will eber the lesson which he learned at
yesterday by Johnson downfall and will stick hin Ksnaaa
principles of no booze, woissn and no late hours
Fights that being staged day and everywhere how
that w.G eoo and bs for pusls also good and
bad respectively and in like dse for doctor merchants preach
er hod cares masrs aateen, sateAers
bankes lawyer ditch dggsn babiea ocogarianA and even
newyPapeFmen-Boulder News
The Glenwood post., 1915-04-10
WHAT PEOPLE AlI 1nID OF

TOGETHER upon November elec-
tions that attributed Mr. Roosevelt t MEANS Mr.
Roosevelt quoted of the result taken WHOLE that
the American people tired of refOrmers"
The with which of the radical poicore
the people that
stripe all
their the people devong
their thoughts the problem of making ving-are thinking
ony of commercs the senator quoted in dispatch from
the Hrds Washington bureau the plant Of radical tt
busters that 'the have u.s." all these deve
show that the Mr. Roevet diagnosis
lis breaking upon the understanding of those hardest hit
His broad generalization calls however for word Of quail
caton The people reformer who
works disnteredest for sake They tired of the
working political
dltions.
they almighty of petty politician.
who have about this country Reform Reorm
land public
modify the hot New
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The Glenwood post., 1915-04-10

sassraay April 10. 1918.
VXIE CERTAINLY hope the people Carbondae will be able
w rehsbste the deserted creamery which should be made
of the aids prosperity that already
porous community hurts community encourage
dairy habit and there should be enough people within few miles
Of Carbonl willing lend hand make the
this tina people living Carbondas ship with
profit the Junction
can't Carbondae support creamery of her ownf
HIAvE YOU visited yeara WE'LL
II why mott You thought last fall that would visit the
schools often during the and that time have
lerhaps thought and said WELL visit the
schools this week You thought would do
activities incident daily program kept you
busy that have just simply neglected duty toward the
schools which, almost before know it, will close the
vacation Well ism late yet keep promise your
self Try it Both teachers and pupils will be glad and
you will enjoy your visit
- HERE knowing writing what the legislature may
do before its adjournment but Notwithstanding
of bills thus far reach the his signature
this time good that the
dnced the session will have become laws before
Don't worry about the scarcity of laws for already have
laws books few good laws scheduled
and almost certain that they will pass before ad
And there mighty good thing this
tive session and that that vicious
useless laws have been enacted and that something thankful
WE NOTE with th. Judge Noonan popular represent
tave from this county, has reached point where his
appears the first page the Denver
just what the judge has done
advised but probably he couldn However
suspicion when the Post praise
was IN that unenvable class for WHILE
Oee removed during the past few weeks and let that the
will be But
contact with that Denver Post long
the tant He needs be returning to his
constituents However, have known
get IN the track OF the Post boue through fault of
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stuosy snubbing the country press of Colorado more
y
vous management those in charge of the NewTmes Denver
making this the boosting
weekly circulation They them, apparently
the value of the country when they advertising
dome that will reach the home people believed
OF heart little late and will avail the schees little This
because the
these daes have gotten along nicely without them
believe keep however small they
should have
The advertising this for sale reasonable figure
and objection accepting
go his ads legitimate
doing at this ofce-Pasade Tribune
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0NCE MORE of beef weakened by dissipation gonc
~ down and been forced the delivered
teotaler whose steady and steady and did
fail him in the hour And saying
that the big black skilled
m Neither would attempt for the idea that
he without strength and generahp johnson
al these but when
nd Drawn and skill all combined with COOL calculating
victory from the much champion
battles Je Willard product Of prohibition
ands and scored the victory against the odds of the gamblers
Wel it's the DID, old story.
ure, whisky will aid him Undertaking attempts
accomplish anything else he may prove
detrimenA
DAnYMo AND PR0GRERrTY RELA1ED
THE history of nations localities
clearly that daying and closely related write.
The Glenwood post., 1915-04-10

w other day Country hams they are called and you eoudu
smell medicine the plain old hog hsns cured right
and the fa.er that cured th much for ham he would
for half hog We going light this hog bus
ness of these fine dayA-Hotehkiss Times
Chicago gvsn 81 o gardens
made in the city There help a noble
municipal enterprise There nothing that will enhance the
beauty weh made gardens garden the workshop
of the soul 1t not only awaken the better natures of but
the table with vegetable delights that make good blood whe
spirits dwell There nothing reflects than
well made garden drives selfhneS grief dis
appointment and fills the heart with beautiful impulses Every
lot given wasted opportunity and indicates
lack of the citizenship There ought be
No other organization do much good Talk about eu
caionhere chance for the best that be hadOho State
Journal
IVXIE HAVE day California the
w enthusiastic extent that of neghbors have DONE
perhaps due the fact that visited that state Doubt
less beautiful visit when ones pockets full Of
money and he seeking the fullest enjoyment during vacation
but day in the reside make
have not talked with who enus much California
To be have made big by speculative methods the
advance real having made people wealthy
how about the who the high priced orchards and ar
lands What their Only this
visitor from California called this office and made the
that the of 800 land Southern California
getting good net return the of
Grand valley ranches This gentleman said the of the
lands both Washington The
bringing the coming county
men, Our visitor he told the bgod Oaonans that of the
300 at which they valued their lands he thought
$500 of for climate because he knew he could better
turns from 500 per lands in Garfield county
OWN AT Colorado Springs last Tuesday the single principle
decided well deserved rebuke
Pueblo had tried this Soac fad and found lacking and there
much complaint will doubtless repealed the
time they take Many have been made by
the advocates of the single theory but that making
heaway slowly this country We convinced that is
far from the cure which its friends and advocates claim for it.
In truth the best remedy for ills the election of honest
and able and then quckened public which will
extend those public who
faithful their Someone recently remarked that
honor be enwOod and that that
appreciated Well good deal of the
edged sword in that of 1t quite that there
las been but little appreciation shown of public officials
hut little wonder that the public work of
of these officials If is that republics migrate
|fu ungateful but
under often the
Genwood when official oaths violated sameu
sometimes wonder public officials
rreciated far beyond their deserts
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BOOZE VI GUCCI1B
The Glenwood post., 1915-04-10
BOOZE W sU0cEss

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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-07-08
Whcn Peg Tanksrd Was uscn.

Ft is true no doubt that Amnng tha early Angic-SaXons-o the same stock ae the Gernans-'tIere Was great deal of hard drinking and a good deal of drunkenness although after the incursions of tha Normans the habits of the country in this respect were greatly improved Very quaint and yesy curious are some of the .eg. ulations which were adorteS for tha purpose of compelling thirsty souls tc praetiee moderation At the instances. t is said, of St Dunsran, archbishop of Canterbury. King Edgar, for the pur- pose of regulating the quantity uaaE might drink, ordained that pegs OF pins should be inserted in the largs drinking vessels then in use. The first. person who drank emptied the tank ard to the first peg from the top, thS second to the second peg, and so on. Anyone who went beyond one pin was liable to a penalty.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-07-08
geoB FAMINE CoMtNG9

If always must he left to college nrofessor to scare folks Take the case of Professor John NJ. coulter hfaa of the depavment Of botany or ehicaeo universally Population, ae says is increasing tw6nty times Easter than the food supply
 We should have enough foodstuti5 to faea the world he says; insfe9s' we soon shall not have sufficient U feed ourselves.
 Here are his remedies:
 sseientific' soil cultlvaeion I9ts will ncre asc crops 800 percent he says.
 Plant on evory area the crop tha' gives inc maximum yield ln that sec don. No planting of wheat on eo'n lana nor attempts to raise potatoes II swamps.
 Develop drought resisting crops
 Produce disease resisting crops.
 If these suggestions are cafrie' ct out the e6igh cost of living" VII vanish. he says
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-07-08
No. ,, $7.1zIS5.

No. ,, S7,1z7.S5.
 No. 4 $264.05.
 This makes total of $7,645.35 in leyee taxes, on which the commits sions amounted to $160.o7.
 For license to give exhibitions, op- crate ferries and peddle, the sum of $195 was collected.
 Not All Taxes Paid.
 Despite the fact that the taxes and license collected exceed halt q mil- lion, those enumerated as included In the reports of the sheriff and county clerk do not include all the taxes paid by the people of Jefferson county. There are the bridge and numerous Improvement districts. which have separate collectors The county col lactor acts for the bridge district, but the bridge tax is not included in the report made yesterday these settle ments being made with the commits sion.
 The promptness with which the set tlement statements were completed, and the small percentage of delin- quefts, considering the tlghtness of the money market. is pointed to as indicating the efficient methods ot the officials.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-07-08
E INE BLUFF f ROGlRESS
 ROSPERITY
LIST SIppasE.

! The Ford Motor. company has ill., creased it's capital stock from S2,00o,- uo0 to $1oo,uooo,o00 and declared al stock dividend of $Is,o0o,0o0, payable July 1-lA Detroit dispatchl
 The conversion of manufacturing plants for the production of cannon might occur i'll America if this coun try should become seriously involved wftn a European power, observes the Louisville Courier Journal. What lsI more probable than that Henry Ford, fired by patriotism, would begin to1 turn out highly Effective guns-at S9.se eaeh--n quantities undreafned of by the I<rupps They would be rcuglllcoking, runty-looking guns, perhaps, but would get there just he same The enemy. not suspeotlns their efficiency, would march up closa and be moved down. It would cost so little to fire them that Amer iea's ammunition bill would be mere trifle i'll con parison wsth that of the enemy using types of cannon coln- parsble to the iarge handsome S3,oo0 automobiles of the period. Amerlca would have additional advantage of having a cannon for every military unit, handy little destroyer of f&gl-- ments which need not be mounted upon q gun carriage, bur might be- pulled about with q dog chain, SerVlee stations at which parts of ''used' can- non could be supplied by the doZens gross, bushel, or ton would be pre- pared to ovgriaul and fetit our arr tiliery and a continuous plugging away at the eneay would be poss'ofe.
 There is a great deal of loose talk sbout unprep eparedness, which oysr- looks the fact that the Y9nkee manu- facturers' efficiency is wofld-famous and that between tho Atlantc ana Pacific. lie ineyhaustible supplies oi ;3,e raw material for fighting mas ehinery. In that we have material Is
 ;,,gsnt4tv system, enterprise
 snaeagureless 10 man. we are in
 sense prepared to meet any eaf@fg-
 ency.
 Let us pluck up our courage he
 us net talk dolefully about haVln8 IL
 Essen and no Srupps
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-07-08
INSURANCE

70 great proportion Of children quit school aft the grammar years have passed 1t IS extremely worth Walle that the grammar school systm be better. Employers complain pirat children coming to them rom the public schools are frequently unpre- pared iu the yery eIelnents of educa- ton tlaasy information, Ill ability te write or spell or figure accurately, and bad memory
 phe facts are, however, that hose clements were learned in t4s tffst years at school put leakage has cou1e ill the iater years,
 Things are improving rap-dly Elln- eators have felt the sting of business mems criticism to adv4ntage, and .segy year lhe grammar school child is being turned out with more workable education. Considering the disparity betwes numbers, this is of more importance to the state than suptr-excelient high schools.
 The education thaj gets down to all the peeple is the education tBat raises all.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-07-08
HIGH sfHN0I..

Statistics show that only one child out of IF in our school systems ever reach the high school Ninety psr- cent of American children mus ac- quire their education before they are 1f years old
 In recent years attempts have De Il made to remedy this situation sotns- what by shortening the terms of ele- anentary and grammar scnooi stndies and introducing studies that formerly wera exclusively part or the hi&h school eurriculam
 Years ago it used to be thouga' that it took the average child efghl years to learn arithmetie, readlng writing, spelling and a smatfering Q history and geography. This idea has ben thrown to the discard. howegef s foS t has been found that the eie ' TITS Of these studies can be learned r Ieas tlsan haIf that time
 & aisres R's arr learnsd n til'
 f fadss. cousidefing tlla
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-07-08
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Method.

There is no one able or anxious to deny the value of method. But there are many who realize that method ia uot everything, and that strict adhers ence to it sometimes becomes 9 nuis. ance. There IS madness in hard and fast rules. The strict adhereuce to some method is almost as bad as hav. ing no method at all. We should re- member that our actions have. at all Inea, to hs guided by circumstaQcaA
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-07-08
S,gyE,},lrIns OVERWHELMING.

I s2tA'i@i AfN t'A-
 Scott Wearing has been '.firedo from the University of PennsylVahia,
 James H. Brewster has been dls- charged as professor Of law ai the University of Colorado
 Seventeen, A embers ot the taeuity Of the University Of Utah resigned, two were discharged.
 grhe charges were these: ocott Nearing wrote books on sociological topies that met with the dlSappfeFal ot tne trustees of the university .lsrewster testified before the instus- trial relations committee against fae ealeraao mine owliers The Utah nrofessors in private conversation mutually agreed that they did not like the chairman of the board of #,f ae,,ts. Informers "peached'' en themi
 Whether one agrees or dlsagrees with he beliefs or writings 6f the professors is beside the point when eon.sill llering their dismissals. tt's tiie principle of the thing The integrity of free thought by university proles- sors is at stake.
 And that's an issue that should never he known in this land of the freci
 Fire the. trustees!
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-07-08
HELD oy THREE CHARGES.
Constable Reidinger Finds Sfofe,
 tteeis !n NegrG's trip.

Nash King. negro, who came f1crf from Little Rock only thnee days ago was arrested yesterday afternoon U Deputy Constable Jim Reidinger q ad is held to answer ch1rge of bur: lary and grand larceny and one ot carrying concealed weapons.
 King is accused of having stolen ] suit of clothing and a gold Mason {
 mblem from the home of Georg: Dalby. When he was arrested, d pair Of "1nucksn was found on his D. son. The stolen property, it is said was found in the negro's suitcase.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-07-08

missions thereon, as follows:
 Total taxes, penalties and costs due, $431 ,S69.33. Collected, $39S029. .SS; delinquent, $333, S3g.45. The commis- slons amounted to SS,359,S6 leaving a net balance Of S3S9 gro.
 These totals are secured from fig ures of the different funds, as fol- lows:
 State taxes collected, $110 49S S6; commissions, $2,320.S2; net, $10S, ,178.- l04. County general, s79, ,154.65; commits slons, S1 ,662 49 net. SIT, ,492. .16. Common school $10s,73369; com- missions. $2,2S3.74: net S1C6, 443. g.. [ Interest on railroad bonds $3,944.- 61; commission, SS2.S5; net, $3,S61. 76 Road tax of three mills, S4S,21417; commissions, $Io12 ,65s net, $47 ,201.- g. City of Pine Bluff, $Se. e.674.60: com missions. S833 9: net $3S,S41.31.
 Town of Humphrey, $163.95; com- missions $3,*oi net, S16050
 Drainage Districts. For eight drainage districts. taxes aggregating $37, ,567.27 were collected the amounts for each being: Waterloo, S25,6T69T. District No. ,, S2,021 49.
 Eistrict No. 3. S2,g0SSS3. District No. i, $l.464.S2
 Bradley slough, SI,la4.43. Graov. $S2655s7. Five torlSs, S2,7a6. 4o. Upper Grassy Lake,s s764.40.
 kirsch Lake, $3.
 Leree Districts.
 The amounts collected for levep dis tricfs whose taxes are extended with those of the state and eounty, are; No. 1, $42.SS
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-07-08
Railroad Commission.

Little Rock, July 1-Ihe raiIroad cclnnission will leave tomorrow evening for Hartford, where haar- ing will be held Friday on the subject of better arain service on the Aid- land valley The commission will also confer with the officials Of the road and claimants on a proposition made by the road to pay $2,0oo in cash te h prorated among those who have elalms for passenger Or freight refunds
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-07-08
THEY MRITE EVERY nAYa.

Every day Foley x Co, receive let ters from grateful men and women, telling how Foley Kidney Pills cured them Of hackaciie, sore muscles, stiff joints and other kidney and bladder troubles. IS very quick to relieve lulnba go and rheumatiSIn due to kid ney trouble. No othsr remedy has a longer record of cures. Mann Pharn. acy.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-07-08

The Graphic gladly publishes free of charge notices for churches, socle- ties. fraternal organizations and clubs when the events are not Intend- ed as lnoney-lnakcrs. if there IS at tempt at profit-taking, notices ot the events are advertisements, and will be charged for accordingly.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-07-08
Drums on Horsebao'<.

The earliest date at whicu druma appears to be 1542, when Henry VIII. sent to Vienna for kettle drums tta. could be- played on horaehack after the Hungarian uannar." Mounted bands were in vogue in the last dec- ade of the eighteenth century, the two regiments of life guards having them tn 1895.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-07-08
Uncle Sam wrn Test Your Watch.

Send your watch to the bureau oA standards at Washington. and an ex, pert will test iJ and give Q certifcate showing it's accuracy exactly. A fea of 50 cents to $5 is required A bull letin has been issued by the govern- rnent showing just how to take cars oe ySu- watch.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-07-08

prank Holt or Erie aIuenter save" Ii. ea,oi,v or families further heaN- sebes. and thc public the ordeal or oading through columns of stuff @ ..ss wonIa probahly be 'nore int festl' ' ! man enliahtening. But- We Wlsa ba had cleared up the mystery as U lis alleged aual personality
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-07-08
TAX COLLECTIONS SINCE JANUARY 1
 TOTAL S5l2,569
LContinued from Page I)

the compilation of reports is intricate work, the calculations in some in- stances requiring multiplication in percentages of eight figures. Then, there is the tedious detail of appor- tionine the different amounts into the different funds, The county clerks report shows in detail the numerous items tor which the sheriff is liable to the different funds. the statement occupying a sheet of 24 by r inch Da- per The sheriff and county clerk were both complimented by officials yesterday for the eXeeil4gt manner in which the statements were made, Sherift Williams maananimeusly ac- cording full share of the credit for the work of his office to Deputy Tax Collectors tIilgheim and Stewart, vet erans in this class of aeeeonntine.
 The statements taapina, the sheriff is now ready 10 make settlement and will do sosas soon as the reports are approved by County Judge c. 1L Philupf
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-07-08

Photographed upon his arrival in New York after his South American trip. He believes that the commercial possibilities in the countries below the equator have not been tapped as yet A fast steamship line from the United States to South American narts is the greatest need, he says.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-07-08
Tax Collections.

The Statement Of sheriif and Tax Collectors WilIians which gives in totals tie items nc aded in the stare nlent of County Clerk Nichols shows taxes assessed, collected and the conl-'
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-07-08

iat least we may be thanklal 1aa' Evelyn Nesbit rhaw vas not as'''A made to bare her life
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-07-08

When the attention of The Graphic is called to any mis.statemeiit oi facts. or to any error concerning any man or thing, correction win ci,ccrfuily be ueaStA
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-07-08

The amounts collected for leves dis tricts whose taxes are extended with those of the state and county, are;
 No. 1, $42.SS.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-11-05
CONFESSIONS
L. OF A WIFE

their little conferred selves.
Mother Waverly is always I'M
happy, because she is always ask
ing for love which, no matter how
much her son and daughter try to
deceive her into thinking they
give her. she knows she does not
get.
She thinks they ought to love
her because she is their mother,
and she will never understand
that we cannot love people for the
good they have done; we may re-
spect and remember kindnesses,
but love-real love-must have
something to feed upon, and q
very gluttoness individual is that
little God.
wonder II a husband ever
thinks OF this2
You see. littlo book, that where
ever / start I always get back to
husbands, and by husbands, OF
course, / mean Dick.
expect Dick is the average sori
Of . man who, having married
goes about his other business OF
amusement with tho idea back IL
his brain that his wife at home
will always love him for the way
he made love in the long ago.
| | am quite sure that IL Dicl
thinks about 1t all, and It shoult
dawn on him that | am the leas
unhappy he puts 1t down either Il
my health, my nerves or to tn,
general foolishness of women.
i Sometimes I think, little book
thatI will take you and give yo,
into his hands and for once lie
one husband see just what on
wife thinks--and then begin t,
tremble, for IL I should do thi
and he was bored by the reading
lii he did not understand that 1
was REAL think my heart woul,
break.
You must not think, little book
because l tell all these things I,
you, that l am forever nagginl
Dick. We seldom quarrel
could not live with man an,
quarrel with him all the time
Mollie told me the other day
vas too easy. I'D bring Miste
Dick up pretty short. II I ha
him. she said. but some way
cant make tho time that he 4
with me tfno Of hatred and
&rlef / hoxo found that will