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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-10-05
ANNUAL ELECTION OF
 CHAMBER 0F COMMERCE
Announced Last Night that Vote Will Be Counted scmt Time This
 Forenoon.

The annual electlon of president and trustees Of the chamber of com merce was held yesterday, in the rooms of the organization, in the Citl- zens' bank building.
 The voting started at 10 o'clock and it was announced by Secretary E. B. Bloom last night that the voting con tinued until 3 o'clock.
 It was announced that the vote will be counted some time this fore neon. when the result will be an ounced.
 Thsre were three candidates for nresident. these being N. J. Can't, .Jr., incumbent, C. E, Balr and Thur man Louthan.
 There were 21 candidates for the eight trustees, the candidates being as fellows: J. c. White, E. Richards, I. C. Meyer. Wm. Rosenzweig, w. L. Grooms, E. D. Russell, w. N. Trulock, W r coleman. Ben Feinberg, Victor Harris n, Frank Franey, J. ". Tar yer ". L. Mathews, w. B. Morgan, Clifton Dreyfus, H. Bahlau, w. |. Jones, George H. Adams, F. H. Roans'
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-10-05
Junius Jordan, ST., and o. F. TeGs- trom.
1O.50O,00O BALE CROP INDICATED BY US. REPORT

(Continued from Page 1.)
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ALL TIRED OUT
Hundreds More in E'ine Bluff in the
 Sa;.,e Plight.

Hundreds More in E'ine Bluff ill the Sa;.;e Plight.
 Tired all the t5
 Weary and out 7 nd day;
 Back aches; head aches,
 Your kidneys are probably weaken
 You should help them at their work
 Let one who knows tell you how
 Mrs. Minnie Green, S06 Main street, Pine Bluff, says: "Somc time ago l felt that my kidneys weren't in good shape. l had steady, dull ache in my back and sweeping or lifting any thing was almost impossible. I felt worn 0-'t d tired a~' h"d awful hcadac. Dizzy 5. i'd specks before H.. eyes bothe me and my sight often blurred. had a great deal of trouble from the kidney secretions, too. So many people had used Doan's Kidney Pills with su ,h good results, that I got box at Seawell's Drug Store. After taking a few doses, l could see a change for the better. l used two boxes in' all and 1 have never felt the least pain i.1 my back since and my kid-l neys have acted as they should"
 Price soc at all dealers. Don't simply ask for kidney remedy-get| Deans Kidney ' tho S; me thatI Mrs. Green had ' 5ter-Mtburn Co, Props. Buffalo, V, Y.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-10-05
MINERS STRONG FOR
 ROCKEFELLER PLAN
First Returns from Mining Camps Show Overwhelming Sentiment
 for New Union.

Dsnvsr, Col, oct 4.-First returns from the mining camps which have been voting on the Rockefeller indus trial plan, came in tonight. They show an ovelswh 2lming vote in favor of the plan The returns from four camps were handed ro John D. Rccke- feller Jr., and President Wilbourn of tho Colorado Fuel & Iron company, tonight.
 After reading these figures, MT. Rockefeller expressed the view that the plan would new be adopted by the men beyond question.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-10-05
ENGiNTER DIES SUDDENLY. A. $. Smith's Body Found by Call Boy
 at JOnesb0rO.

Jonesboro, Oct 1.-The body of A. Smith, aged 61, veteran engineer on the Cotton Belt, was found in the kitchen of his home here yesterday when a call boy went to summon him fer his regular run. He had been dad about three hours, physicians stating that apoplexy caused his de- mise.
 Mrs. Smith who left saturday to visit relatives at limo, Mo-, returned at once, and accompanied the body of her Husband to Sherman, Texas, where interment will be made.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-10-05
oils ef the. street department.

rolls cf the street department,
 \ resolution was adopteo appro- pria ting $f,000 cut of any uneXpendcd funds, with which to redeem time warrants which will be due October i, 1917.
 Ali ordinance was adopted, under susp snsion cf tn rules, compelling sid walk contractors to place in the concrete sideNallts that may be laid at street Intersections, the names of he strsa ats. Alderman Hut opposed the proposition, saying it would put the cost on the property oWnor, and that the city ought to pay for these names. but his was the only wee cast against the measurc, tn remainlnG members cf the council being of the impression contractors would make 10 extra charge for this service.
 To Regulat2 Cotton.
 Alderman Well mcvsd. and the mo- tion was adapted, that the ordinance committee bring in an ordin nee com polling cotton buyers end other hand- lers who stcrc cotton on t9e streets, to so place the cotton thas one end Of the bale will be on the street, thus to have all the cotton alens the curbs, without inasrf renee with the flew of drainage water.
 Alderman simpson. chairman Of the sanitary committee, was autheflzed 10 investigate and report into the m9ttfr of water connec ions Tor ta -ous2s lh West Second avenue Wost. e Cedaf street. It is said the mains are there. but none of the houses nave water connections.
 Alderman Simpson, Alderman Ban -lau and Alderman Hut were named a special committee to investigate lnto t,s. report thgt carload Of rotten pea hay had been shipped here and purchased and usel in makires wet feed.'
 The sexton at the csm2tery report cd receipts fer September of S2l4, eN~ penditures $132.65. leaving an excess for the month of SSl.3o.
 Fines collected in the police court amounted to $230, commlttsd So4e' making a total cf $57S. stock ices collected aggregated s36.70 tor the month.
 New official Organ.
 City Clerk Lee r2por,ed that Dc- cans, of the death of Arthur Murray the publication of the Press-Eagle had been suspended, and 1t Is unue- cided if such publication wilt be re- stunned. He called the 2ttentioh ol the council to the necessity under 'hV law of publishing ordinances ana other official notices. The couhcli authorized the board of public a1ialrs to receive bids from the dally paper for such service, and ln the meantime the mayer and city clerk welt f auth orized to attend to the matter oo. o publishing the several hi"''ei 8 which must be published at once
 Alderman Well suggested that tue tue finance committee meet With 'ns mayor and the city clerk i'll the neal future, to go over the eApenul' ui '-, es of all the city departents' tt asc T. ta in if all the departments are ke-p- ing within their budgets, and II tA0iS can be retrenchment anywhere.
 oIH
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-10-05
fl Company Will } Warrant for
 Paid to Court.
(IZE STORAGE
 pN ON STREETS
e1 Fathers Motion to rcd Ordinance Regulat- fr in Which Bales
 all Be Placed.

Founcil last night, in a P was somewhat fcmark- |of it's brevity, adopted a perlng the issuance of 2 Sl,069 payable to the Pmpany, thus to pay the recent water rate litiga- Fh2 2rcposed amendment (nce relative to gas ser fnectlon; and transacted Nor matters.
 some discussion before p was adopted for the m favor of the Pine fy' Alderman Well lead = asalnst the measure tea there were three [ea Tn that litigation, of Y won two. Because of
 " Fl contended it was c lhe city bear the bur costs, and he suggest y pay only one-half and 'mpany bear the other thought this point wa 5 Alderman Niven said he
 'iie proposition and way TOT the city to avoid ny Attorney Wood ex- .as { city attorney at the gu tnat the costs be di- se Ireiber, who presid-
 hs q oyerruled him. ipse n said he figured
 .ne amount and must ,t.i mas Ill favor Of paying rtllns rid of tl,a . io~ Well. ms soVe' , ralnance Tabled.
 considerable discussion opposed ra amendment to
 sesl sssqulrlng the gas com c,, nuassce n, pipe from the is uln within three days, ,s was tablcd, Aldermen n
 na ana Niven onposina g md md Aldermen Bab,an aG1sas s
 if itt'0n7y, simpson and
 ,h,s e sas adopted, under kossaf oas rules { appropristins
 Sssa nae Of Public Affairs,
 YaS ssed bills and pay
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-10-05
JENNINGS UP T0 SEPT. 25 TOTAL.
 NEARLY 5 NILS.
{Continued from Pare 1.)

The next ginning report of the census bureau will be issued at To a. m., October 9, and will show the quantity of cotton ginned prior to Oct. IS
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-10-05
Ana This In Boston!

,, The Quality Store.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-10-05
Watch Your Children

Often children do not let parents know they are constipated. They fear some- thing distasteful. They will like Rexall Orderiies-a mild laxative that tastes like sugar. Sold only by us, 10 cents.
 !. ,, The Quality Store.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-10-05

General sympathy is dus ths Boston woman who came back from ses fion at the dentists with the sad an. nouncement: "I have only two cus pido-s left in my ad."-Boston Transcript
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-10-05

The crop reporting boards final es- timate of the size of this years crop Will be announced Friday, December 10, at D. m.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-10-05

G. E. Lytle, former circuit clelh' was reported to be somewhat impr's : d last night. MT. Lytle was tax Ii to the Davis hospital last Thursaay. sui sering witl an attack ot stomacA 'i'-V- hle.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1915-04-02
sUHAlelsI Oenles
DEMOCRATIC TRUCE
Chairnsn - COnrreSsSrnh Tn n
SAYS lrhi on Party Nh
touIiUlt

Mo- snss rssL c'bsirmsn - 10.
c"assss<asnal tniun. fss'sfasy va
oFoasi, ssnisf thsi TIE usaos hss
sesnsoase 80 pahsp - s'tsesias shs
p~sses ssiie Peru a sts,.asat -.
ssss ~ Mo tts.4.p snaias
We rr-~iasn' - ~ ssiisnsl Anisf
icsh Suffrage Assoeist ion. oeasrsia
suns The uniun on siunS ~ th.
sshi sssinsi enc parry IN power
-hieh has been the pivotal priIoipis
81 TIE snioh. called ferth Mis- I'.ugs
repl,
The policy - ne Consr~ssl onsl
uniea" enc said. 10 nov. 80 ~ has
Ivsys teen. "a hold the party IN
control ~ ths oovsrnm.nt 81 wa-h.
iny'on responsible fos se,ion 90
Woman Hunrsss 80 on other au-s
tions before Congress Tire Demo
ers'ie Party will be- In control ~ th.
neat Congress. although ~ . very
sIsAuy reduced majority That
party will therefor. hr responsible
for action on suffrage a. In the past
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1915-04-02
CIV 0FA(,AlSlBD
N PROTEST AGAINST
MARGINAL BILL VETO
MsyU and Ohen In Meesing
10 Urge Governor 10
Sign Measure

Ossneys's nsveass NAL - ne
0us.s ~ sasss - . s.a~ns psy.ss,
0nSsno s0saass the sspos,ss in,sa-
90 - 0sv whitman 70 veto the
ouAies 0AsUsnsl ,ssminAl rsn~As
~ - ssfoss IN fss action.
oUs0sssasuvss q asasiy ever
0pou1sses eivss svUaaias,ion 10
opsea1ya. - the pumbsr % Co. VOTE -
Asas is1A0AAsssa 81 the thrss,snsd
0sos1ss - the bsii. which. they a.
Dsts1. ~ besa matsrsa ate, yssrs
- s6sss 70 Siss the whole city sds-
0usts freight and terminal faeiiitiss
Mayer Mitchell. Comptroller Prem.
1sseASe Desh Commissioner H. A. G.
ooSsA. rvssidsnt Of the Hoard ~
AjAsSOsa hoAnsny and Borough
pssssls1t Lswis Pounds we're among
- spsahsrs who urged the ma
saaieeattsn Of the bill
osnptro,isr Pysndsrsast isjsctsa .
~ q Aops when he told the gather.
NJ Tat ~ hsA just returned from
taiktAG With Gov. Whitman In Al.
hay end that Mr.. WhitmAa had de .
a1ed absolutely that he had gone on
ssco r., - to his Intentions regarding
Mr.. Prsndsrgast made u clear tina,
ne 0ovsrnos did not commit himself.
S0vSver. - 70 what hia nnal action
Wlu BE-. Continuing. he said:
II want 70 utter q protest hsre
oSainSt AAeembiyman Burr. wish
0SaA urfvfiAru could be withdra vn
IRON the mendacious uttersnoss Of
that man In his attacks upon our city
ofilctAls and ] want TO point 70 your
duty 70 20 On record In letting men OF
his stamp know that you will not
stand for them"
Among the organizations represent
"a wsrc tho Merchants Association,
ne Brooklyn League. the City Club.
ne Downtown Taxpayer AasociA-
ton and the Broadway Board Of
Trade.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-01

ings is the fortress OF San Jerontmo.
which juts out into the bay Amer
lean tourists delight in being photo
eraphed in the old stone windows, and
also in climbing down into the dun
geons. where are yet to be found the
links of chains worn by the prisoners
of long ago. It is claimed that the
deepest of these dungeons was Ia.
death chamber OF Marina, ire dauSh-
ter of the commander of the town at
the time of Morgan's raid She was
betrothed to young lieutenant. One
of the pirates desired to wed her. and
when she refused Morgan threw her
into tins lower dungeon Each isoTn-
ink her pirate sutton would come to.
the door of the dungeon and ask her
to accept him. Each timer the answer
came: ct belong to Algarcon- I am
true to ham until I die After she
had been in durance several weeks.
Morgan left the town hastily. carry
Ing her father and other officers OF
the town as capttves- The town had
been thoroughly pil1aged and the In
habftants frightened OF. An old
priest was the first to return after the
flight of pirates He went to the
dungeon and was able 20 release sew
eral prisoners, but in Martana's
chamber he found only corpse wear
ing the jewels and robes OF the gov
errors daughter.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-01

bnr IT was also true That he
s;rictIy a man of his word
Never had he told an nntrutns, ma
as for lying. that would have been 2
physical impossiblity =:
As our story opens. SQueezeE -
Walking along Bayrum BoutesAI11
with the fair Esmerlina. who has 5nst
made him the happiest nghtwad N
the world by promising TO become
hissn -..;d
Then four rain drops fan IN rapio
succession on sisworth squeezer3s
There is. only one explanation.
cried Emerlina. 1T must be raining.
Darung. have on my new crepe De
Hixmuth-1t VIII be ruined. Can
TAXI"
u WIZ he promised before ne
man OF his word. he You'd nave
make good, cost what it may
Va ..Tair lInder the protection of this
telegraph pole" he told her. ana
dashed of. Three blocks away. sSss
enteen taxicabs were waiting to oe
summoned. Sisworth Queezer rusneo
by them. for he had thought OF
way. Half a mile further on tne1e
wasn't a taxi in sight or sound.
--Taxi., beloved Sisworth Squeez-
wei he rejected, I've called
one. anyway It's not my fault u II
and he returned to walk the fair
Emerl;na home through the CAMP
rain.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-01

the CATHOLIC Is Compelled to- mildly
fcan the attention OF It's noble friends
to violence in some Of the literature
now In Circulation TO ADVANCE the
cause of total prohibition Temper
ance does not need torch bearer.
,idirSs. = It needs the sane COUNSEL
of men who know life through e1-
perience, and who have seen cause
and consequence We beiiexe. IN ener-
getic and persistent work in fighting
an evil ard are no friend Of com
promise. But that fanaticism IS tns
friend Of apy reform Is alwaJs III
advised. E1orbitance in anythIns.
but excroitance especially in the
mode and spirit of pursuing an end.
should be avoided by him who you'd
reclaim society from an iatemrerate
indulgence Of any taste or custom to
which il may be addicted There IS
something IN :mnoder2tio1. however.
manifested. which Is universally Of
ifens:ye II violates the sense Of jns-
itio> ard propriety which most people
possess as sort of instinct
a Tefo-mer. no mater how neces-
sar and benefcenr in his Judgment,
may be the change he would intro
6uce in the condition and habits OF a
com munity. must be careful not 10 at
ttempt TOO much. He should be con-
tent with what IS practicable at the
moment, rather than sacrifice the
good in his reach in vain effort
TO attain at once all he would de-
sire to achieve. The spirit of wise
and true reform is never pass;oate
or rash. 1t IS gentle. earnest AID
patient. bearing. With the indrmi-
ties. expcstuiatiag with the errors.
rersuading the reason and gradually
acquiring the confidence and CO.
operation OF those it wou1d benefit
We wish most sincerely that every
valuable movement for improving the
moral condition, or the political in-
st;tutions. of mankind. could be ac-
tua:ed by such a spirit. prudent and
tolerant aad yet hopeful and resoiute.
We wish TO see 1t manifested in every
effort to suppress intoxicants and dl-
mirish the fearful amount of misery.
Decentralization and crime which the
liberty of that most pernicious traffic
is producing The evil is certainly.
serious and dep1cra51e enough to
. m axe Us all wish that 1t could be
eradica.ed and destroyed at blow
But this is impossible.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-01
R.rrs Bank sun.

me suit OF the k4Ses NaLlonaI
Bank against secretary Of the treas
ny ana the comptroller of the cur,
rencs has passed through the In1t;ai
stage and is now in what mlgnt pc
termed judicial cold storage ~ne sl.e,
70 ali intents and purposes. it viii
remain until the october term .ot
At present the court of first in
stance has taken under advisement
The motion of the government TO dis
miss the suit for lack of Jurisdiction;
a decision on this motion IS expected
late next month. but the trial OF the
suit on It's merits, when evidence VIII VIII
be presented. cannot take place '"ntii
The indications are. that. however
the court decides on this motion.
there viii be an appeal to a higher
ca1,rt
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-01
. E + !. 81
TR A We lie T T E
Nv NifSah.
PORTO BELLO-
BY Nifxah'
J. + + ; = = , :

No romance=loving American who
takes trip through Panama snoulo
fail to pay visit to tae OLD toNn
[Sorto -Bsffo. few miles down the
coast from Colon, the Atlantic sea
mort steam launches plying back
and forth render the trip easy anc
pleasant
by Christopher Columbus upon ms
fourth and last voyage iae pro
eonnd beauty of the scenery 50 I'M
messed him that he gave it its present
name. which means beautiful port
After he had been recalled, ms
brother Bartoinle Columbus also v1s-
tied the place and with several other
explorers marched from >aere into the
interior country in the quest o. goia.
Today there are really two Porto
Rellos. One is a busy. active rock
quarry, established by the Amerlcans
in order to get the rock which Went
into the massive foundations OF the
great canal locks Across the bay
lies the old Porto Bello, once deemed
the strongest and most beautiful city
OF North America; afterward. wasted
by pirates and pillage, yet still beau
.tiful in its ruins.
This old city was founded by Fran
cisco valverde y MeFcado, upon
March 90, 1897 He FORMED the
bay with iron-bound forts represent
ing the kreatest engineering skill OF
the dag.
During the days of the Spanish su=
pren4acy Porto Bello was the scene Of
the greatest luxury upoc the Nssier1
hemisphere It was the shipping
point for the rich treasures brought
from Peru Here jewels. costly fab
RIGS and gold wers plentiful IN the
town. which was also celebrated re:
its Beautiful women and the valcr of
the Spanish soldiers wnc delended it.
But its magrifcance Wis snort-1tved-
Earl, in the seventeenth. century It's
treasures attracted the attention Of pl-
rates who fo1nd means of overcom-
ing the forts which had seemed so inn
,pregaable: me most complete con
cues. was made by the famous bue-
career. Morgan. who entered the town
IN 1850. conhscated rs treasures. and
held It's commander for ransom.
The best preserved Of the old build
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-01

IS 49,
The reclamation service OF the
tinted states has undertaken new
scheme for the development OF 1ts IT'S
forests. It is planting the SAND n M
country ofsKansas and Nebraska WITH
seeding trees, and caring for them
in such a manner that they DID 1sII
to produce excellent forests CROWNS
within few years
The sand hill region OF Neoraska
covers nearly 10000 square niles:
and is practically desert coontrS o. !
no value to any one, ana go 10
hin6rsnce to travel. A large nur-
sery has been established by the ser
vice at Halsey, Neb3. a1ocg the MIC
die Loup river. Here are gro"o
OF seedlings from jack ana
yellow pine. which are to be trans
planted into the sand regions.
"A camp. including fifty men and
Yearly as many. horses, is established
in the region selected for planting.
and they are able to plant at ledse
> thousand acres during this sprfng
and sumner. TIE seedlings @
n1anted in long furrows. and around
p &C. tracra strip of land about ten
S,1r-ops WIDE Is plowed- A back
Are Is started from this strip, IN
order thar the little trees may be DEo-
fected fro mthe prarie hres Wn1cu
are likely TO sweep over this coun-
~ each year. The work was begun.
about ten years ago. and great traces
Of green hills are ALREADY seen n
mace OF what was formerly sd11tlhS
sand. But only about 10 oerscens
OF the first planting lived tnproVeo
o1ant;ng methods and better grade
esaad1iness nave increased the proper
80 +Ist survives to at least IS per
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-01
SEVERE PUNISHMENT
OF Mrs. chappen, of Five Years
Standing. Relieved By cardui.

Mi. Airy, NJ GINS. Sarah M- Chap
Dell of this town, says: suffered tor
five years with wonIan1y troubles, also
stomach troubles, and my punishment
was more than any one could tell.
/ tried most every kind OF medicine,
but none did me any good
read one day about Cardti, the WOE
mans tonic, and decided to Try It.
had NOT taken but about six bottles until
I was almost cured. 1t did me more
good tf.an all the other medicines mad
med, put together
Ny friends began asking me why I
looked so wei, and told them about
Cardui. Severatar now taking It
Do you, 1ady.reader, suffer from any
of the ailments due to wonaniy trouble.
such as headache, backacf1e, sideaehe.
sleeplessness, and that eyerlashngly tired
feeEng2
ifso, LEI US urge you 10 give carduI a
trial. We feel confident It WI help you,
Just as It has a million other women m
The past half century
Begin taking Cardm to-day You
won't regret it Al druggists
w-ssr u: chattznooga Medicine Co. laae5e
xa-tsory Dec.. CharaneoFe Fern..s Tor Sssea4
ksSsyze4ioy onyour eGse md 64pdEe ooE Hons
Exestzoent for Nooau. In plaln ~E1aoe-. &c. 12S