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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-07-08

FOR SALE-tMODERN COTTAGE;
 four rooms and bath, almost new, in good neighborhood, near Cotton Belt shops. Bargain on terms. See or phone Hollis Real Estate Co.,, phones Nos. and 112. tf
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-07-08

LOANS WANTED-IF YOU WANT
 borrow money, buy or sell proper ty, see or phone Hollis Real Estate Co.,, 1231A West 2hd Ave. Phoies Nos. 2 and liz. u
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-07-08
F o R <; A l. F <.

FOR SALE-LOT CORNER WEST Sixth avenue and Plum street,
 12Ox190 feet, containing four
 houses, will sell one or both lots at a bargain for cash Address E. D. Fl care Graphic. 7-S-Gt
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-07-08

FOR RllNT-TWO Fu FINISHED rooms for young men; modern. Wlth
 private bata. Two blocks from town. Telephone 116o, 700 State street i-4-bI
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-07-08
F o R R E N T.

FOR RENT-A FIVE ROOM HOUSE 1920 East Sixth avenue, newly painted. papered and screned. Bath, gas, hot and cold water, elec-
 tric lights, on car line near school
 and churches: Call at residence or
 phone 1854. 7-6-6t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-07-08

X LUMBER CONCERN DESIRES the sefvlccs of two younS me N An opportunity for those Witl ambl- tious business ideas. Give co.Aliete information. MaScn- lIorrin Co
 Suite 625 Murphy BtdSa East St
 Louis, H." u
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-07-08

SEN MAJOR WulTESlDE x SON
 for all kinds of trash hauling or call phone 1GS. 4-l5-tl
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-07-08

FOR RIlNT-THREE ROOMS DOWN. stairs for light housckeepisg, one
 room upstairs for slc ping. Phone 223S. 712 Main street. 7-1-6I
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-07-08

REICH STIRRED JERSEY MALN from llearndalc stock, will stand
 for $2.50. Apply 20th and Olive or
 phone 1076. Bob Burford. G-20-tt
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-07-08

suite of rooms. All modern con- vcniences for light housekeeping. Reference exchanged. Phone 1885 or call at TIA w. 5th. 6-12-1m
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-07-08

FOR RI1NT-TWO OR THREE FUR nish5d rooms for light hous ekeep-
 ing Every convenience, S23 Pine
 street, phone 1t93 or 1926. 7-2-6t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-07-08
w A fa Y 4. D

W WANTED-POSlulON BY. EAPlRl- ene '. stono&rapher and book keeper as temporary position w'u accept r., lief work. Apply IL care
 Graphic. i-i-ot
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-07-08
Liverpool Cotton.
jVprpOO1 July

Liverpool, July 7-Spot cotton |easier; good middling, 5.57I; middl- ing, 5.G27d; low -middling, 4,Sld; |sales. 1o,o00 bales; speculation and
 |sexport 1000 bales; receipts, LIDO bales.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-07-08
CLASSIFIED w ANTS
 Brirg Results---Try 0ne

crn conveniences, close in. Phone 2U29, or apply 3I6 w. PpileD.
 T-46t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-07-08

FOUND-UPON 17th AND MAIN
 street, a starting crank for auto mobile. Owner can have same by paying for this advertisement If
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-07-08

Why encounter fatigue and disap- poinincnts hunting your wants ill person, when The Graphic 'ciaasified' ads will do the work better? tf
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-07-08

FOR RENT-A NICELY FURNISHED front room with. all modern con veniences. Young man desired. Apply 619 Walnut. Phone 571.
 7-7-6t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-07-08
New York NnOt Cotton

Nsw York, July 7.--Spot cotton |auict; mtddling uplands, 9.25c; no |sales.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-07-08

ONE BACK CURTAIN TO buggy. F. D. Pride, phone 929.
 7-4-5t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-07-08

Anyone wishing to DuJ or Sell Jefferson county script caN on Chaa ' oil Ennnt Co 6
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-07-08
St. Louis Produce.

St. Louis, July 7-Poultry-Tn- changed.
 Eggs-I nclanged Butter-Ifnchange
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-07-08

FOR RENT Six-room bungalow, practically new, one block from
 car line; 23rd and Linden sts., i lights, water and gas. Good gar
 den goes with house. Price $20
 per month. Call 1881. 7-6-6t.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-07-08

k'nSas gHy Potatoes. kansas City, July 7.-Potatoes- New south=rns strong at roc.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-07-08

FOR RENT-TWO LARGE AIRY
 rooms for light housekeel lins; mod
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-08
GETTING ACQU AINTED.

The Times hastens 10 seize this op.
portunlty to rcafflrm It's sincere con
yiction that the people Of Oklahoma
should hecomc acquainted with each
other Possibly there may be- tlmid
persons who fear that such un In
Junction might lead to dangerous con
sequences, after reading what the
Honorable Patrick y. Maggie Of King
fisher rehukingly addressed 10 the
Honorable Luther Harrison, member
Of the legislature from Wcwoku The
Times stands pat II there H. blood
~ be- shed let 1t be- shed ON paper
.Phe gentleman from Kiugflshrr IN
behalf Of that Ngiunt and pestifrrou,
party which he represents seems ru
have knocked down all the pins with
the first hall. hut doubtless hr was
ignorant of the fact that the gentle
man from Wewoka WIS born bon Mis-
sIsslppl and never saw a Republican,
until he was seventeen years uld boo
those days the name Socialist Wls
supposed to describe some Kind ol
Insect that lived on the cotton plunt
Let Patrick Nagle forbear tu take
unto himself the unctlon that the gen.
tlcman from Wewoka will not Whuck
back at him, for he is the real aqua
forli-, the undIluted Spiritus frumcUlL
In the matter Of tanniae II Socialist
For mkc Of extending acquaintance
shin among the people of oklahoma
The Times viii deliberately cncour
age, promote aud ratify all Kind, oi
wrestling matches, footracr- and
high jumping compatible with reason
able public peace. 1t trusts that from
Tldmore and Mekusukey, from We
woka and Tiger Creek, rcyrrhcration-
will roll uorthwestward To Zion and
| omega, even to KingflSher aud tn,
placid pools Of Uncle Johns creek
Whatever may be- said NJ the So
ciallsts, they never yet burner a mig
ger or put a bullet hole through TN,
American flag
These ARE the closing words of the
gentleman from Kingflshcr To ",
gentleman from Wcwuka. Plainly
the Wewoklun wrlthcs Go to It. gen
tlemon, lets have lot Of fun and
get acquainted The days have beer
/ too dull.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-08

doing ones duty. In addition TO he
ing a square man, Mr.. Wright Is the
poSsessOr of marked ability, Hud ca
pacity as al executive and admins
trative officer.
J. George Wright has been called
an autocrat, car 10y men whose
schemes he subyerted The Times
does not recall that Mr. Wright ever
paid the slightest attention 10 such
remarks, or that they interfercd with
his dealing justly with his detractors
That is a severe test OF mans char.
acter Like most public officinls
whose service Is Of the best, Mr.
Wright has obscured his personality
summed nOtoriety, aud made public
statements about governmental affairs
only when compelled by necessity to
do so. II his likeness was ever print
ed in newspaper The Times Is una
ware Of the fact.
The Usage tribe of Indians Is fort
unatc In having Mr. Wright us 1t,
guardian and superintendent
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-08
CROOKED POLITICS.

Governor II l.. Williams will find
himself hurdencd with the duty " do.
ing many things rs chief executive of
this state, hut under no circumstances
would II be possible for him TO render
finer service to the people than TO
bring about an accurate truthful aud
comprehensive reporting Of the actual
status Of the state land funds There
should he a complete history of the
methods and results uf the policies
that have prevailed In the land depart
ment since statehood Though mil
lions NJ dollars are involved Vet the
people NJ Oklahoma nrc as ignorant
Of the facts NJ what has been done
since 1907 AZ they are Of this years
snowfall In siberia and for the sim
he reason that full aud complete
report for the Information NJ the pub
lic has never been issued
The Times regrets that there should
he hesitnncy ON the part Of any per
son to produce this information The
question should not be- partisan Ques
tion, nor should crooked politics hc
Permitted to interfere For example
the Republican members of the lcgls
lature are shrewd enough To know that
common honesty. ns well ny loyalty tC
their constituents, demands thnt they
aSk for clearing up of the ugly m
mors aud charges that affect the stut,
land department. and that Il would b,
the height Of political stupidity fui
them To remain silent Unless IN,
signs are wrong. there is Il consider
nbe number Of persons who are try
Ing 10 force the Republicans to com
plain as loudly as possible, that thrs,
strateglsts may appeal to partisan
prejudice by saying that the Rcpub
leans are playing the game Of trylul
to defame the Democratic party
Skulking behind this defense, thcs
strntegists would hope to prevent ful
publicity " state land transactions
This is what The Times means b.
crooked politics.
II is possible for Governor william
10 clrcumyent such tricks. Let hin
kick the politicians out Of the way
also the crooks, II there be- any-au,
let the people know all the facts Thi
would not injurc Governor Williams
the people or the state land proper
ties
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-08

control over his machine that he can
avoid accident is disproved by expe-
rience The best hope OF improve
ment lies with the pedestrian himself
he must develop n new traffic sense.
Recent observations and calcula-
tions have demonstrated that the cold.
est place on earth inhabited by men is
Nerkhoyansk, above the Arctic circle,
In northeastern siberia. The ther-
mometer there drops to 90 degrees he
low zero In January, but sometimes
rises to No above zero In the shade In
July dropping however, to the freez
Ing point ON the warmest summer
nights. The hottest place in the
world is the Interior Of the great ga
hara Desert In Africa, wher the ther
mOmeter rises to 122 degrees The
wettest place Is Greytown Nicaragua,
where the mean annual rainfall is 2b0
inches The place ~ least rain is
Port Nolloth, In South Africa, where
less than an inch sometimes falls IN
Vpnr
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-08
CEDAR" MKNIGHT.

From the Watonga Republican .
Judge J C. Mcknight Of Custer couu.
ty, whose term as county Judge "a
plrcd the first Of the year was here
on Tuesday Of this week attending
To business In the district court Judge
Mcknight was one Of the old timers
In Custer county and was well known
at Watonga In the early days. lie
used to attend court here. In those
far away days the settlers used to
take cedar timber off NJ the govern
ment land, make II into posts and sell
II That WIS the only way that many
OF them had to buy bread for their
families The deputy United States
marshnls were very annoying In those
days, aud would swoop down upon the
unwary cedar gatherer. arrest him
aud take him before United Stntes
commissioner Or Judge
Mcknight defended most Of these
cedarites who did business In Custer
county On one occasion he was de.
Tending bunch of these knights Of
the greenwood In Judge Burfords
court lie told the Judge that II was
a shame that good citizens" had "a
be- yanked up before the court and
given 50 much trouble ON groundlesi
charges, He then proceeded TO flay
the deputy marshals who were annoy
mg the struggling citizens of "thl
fair land" Finally the court conclud
ed that Mac was becoming too persona
In his Rrraienment of the mschiuer,
NJ justice and stopped him IN n,
midst Of very picturesque, orator.
cal flight
Said the court Mac. leave thar
out No one is trying to do an iuius
tice 10 these defendants II Is m,
opinion of the court that YOU hay,
stolen more cedar yourself, than an,
other settler out In the Cheyenne anC
ArapOho country"
That was a temporary sumner fol
Mac but after a short pause In IN,
midst Of his spread.eagle speech, h,
replied, "Say judge would NOT het
cent that haven't" The defend
ants all came clear
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-08
HOG BREEDERS
TO MEET HERE
Swine Breeders Association Of the
state VIII Hold Annual Meeting
Here Latter Part Of Month.


/ III had health / would 20 into
the business myself, said H. VI. Don.
nelly Of this city speaking Of the
breeding of Big Type Poland China
Hogs He pointed ont that Missouri
breeder recently held sale of hogs
of that class and the sales amounted
/ to A1425O. The hogs sold AT that
sale brought all average of Ssl 20
each.
The Oklahoma Swine Breeders AZ.
sociation will meet here In annual SEES
sion February - and all hog ralsers.
whether members " the organization
or not, have been extended cordial
invitation to attend the gathering by
/ the committee In charge Men NJ ma
tIonal prominence In the swine indus
try IN the United States have prom
lsed attendance and will speak before
the meeting. which II to be held nj
/ the Lee Huckins hotel Among those
who are expected 10 he here for the
event are W, II. McFaddcn " Chi.
cngo, secretary Of the American Po
land-Chlna association, and ]. X
Pfander Of Peoria, H., secretary OF
the National Duroc- Jersey Record as
soclation.
The program includes an address OF
welcome, J. W. s, Hutchings, vic,
] president Oklahoma National Stock
yards Response by W. A. Williams
Marlow, president Swine Breeders
association.
Community Swine Breeding" W
l.. Carlyle. saltwater, director expert
ment station.
The Poland China Futurity," W NJ
McaFdden, Chicago, secretary Amer
lean Poland China association.
Breeds and Types for Oklahoma,
W L. Fowler. professor animal hus
bandry A. and NJ college.
County Clubs for the Prevention oi
Hog Cholera" Dr. r. p. White, Wash
ington field agent bureau Of anima
industry
The Duroc.Jersey" ] II Pfander
Peoria, secretary National Duroc Jer
sey Record association.
Pork Production In Oklahoma ant
Texas" II VI Bainer Amarillo. agri
cultural demonstration Santa Fe rail
way
breeding Tor the High Market,
Robert butcher Newklrk countl
United States department Of agricult
ure.
Growing and Fattenlng Hogs fol
Market u ] McIaln, Anna, Texas
swine Judge Oklahoma Breeders SHOW
aud Sule
"rhc Value Of Fairs to the Swim,
breeder l. s. Mahan. OklahOm,
city, secretary NJ Oklahoma stat,
Fair and Exposition.
Although Mr. Dohneuy Is not ol
the program, he win likely be presen
at the meeting of the association
with facts and figures calculated 4
Induce resident Of this state 10 g
into the business Of breeding Bi
! Type Poland Chlna Hogs.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-08
I'VE Shall Make the Hyphen
a Vrtue," Says FdtherLand
Order by Mail.

In the next issue " Fatherland
Mr. George Sylvester Niereck. under
the heading who's to Blame? ?" dis
cusses the action OF the conference Of
German American sympathiEers In
Washington on Saturday night ana
the forming OF an organization to
re establish genuine American neu-
trality" by entering politics for that
purpose and adds:
The German-American had always
stood for the spirit OF righteousness
In American politics. Independent,
free OF party ties, he has fought his
battles slngly For that reason he was
often defeated by the combined forces
~ corruption The German-Amerl-
cans have learned this lesson. They
will henceforth fight as unit You
may, II you choose, call us ny
phenated Americans We are not sure
that. as American patriots, we well
come the dgwing Of either distlnc-
tions within the United States. But
who is to blame II the German Amer
lean element Consolidates, except
the tory editors OF obscene sheets
and tn pro-ally dailies7 Their sneers
and insults have at last neutralized
the centrifugal forces so deeply root
ed IN the character Of the German
1--WE are tired OF playing the part
Of cinderella In American. politics.
We claim our seat at the banquet
table II you say that we are not
Americans then you will have e.
change your conception of American
We refuse to be strangled by the
dead hand Of the past reaching from
the graves OF the Belgian fathers into
the living present We shall rewrltt
the word American, to the extent
OF our power, IN terms Of our own
ethnic complexion. The work
American means what we. all the
Americans now living. choose to make
IT, All races now winth our borders
will make their contribution. They
will refuse TO dissolve their racla
characteristics and ideals In a solu'
ton OF colorless New England Puri'
tanism Whatever may be the actor
| OF others we German -Ameficans shal
see 10 It that dhe equation OF the
future our worth shall be writer
down In the proper proportion.
Patience II nj mn End.
I'VE are better Americans than
Or. Eliot, who attempts to drag oul
country into war with Germany w,
have never sought TO draw thu
| United states into war with England
We are better Americans than Mr.
George Haven Putnam, once of ENG
land. and other followers OF the Brit
lsh snobbery into American life W,
hive suffered much without com
plaInt. but our patience IL at an
/ end. Day after day our coutempor
aries have brutHlly violated the presi
! dents Injunction Of neutrality. II yol
had neither love nor gratitude roi
Germany you should at least MOI
have sought to beray the United
States into the hands Of England 4
YOUR sympathies we're honestly with
the Allies you should at least hav'
observed decent regard Tor ou
feelings, the feelings of those who's,
immiat klnsmen were dying like file
Is battle, slain perhaps by American
dunn dun bullets and American rifles
"You have called our brothers b,
the vilest names blown TO you from
the cutters of London. You have spa
upon the memory OF our mothers
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-08

You have trampled upon the graves
Of our fathers. You have sown tho
storm, you shall reap the whirlwlnd.
You have refused to listen TO our
reasoning. You were deaf 70 our
pleas. Now We shall teach YOU a les
son. We shall go into the arena OF
politics We shall try to beat YOU at
your own game one hundred and
seventy members Of congress are ~
Irish extraction. There Is no reason
why they should not be Joined by
ITO OF Germans. There Is no rea-
son why we should not labor for the
election Of men Of our own blood
who are In accord with our principles,
which are also the principles OF true
Americanism
German Empire Is Nothing
We have no interest in the Ger
man government In fact, the Ger
man government has often treated us
shabbily, The German empire an
such Is nothing to us. Germans Of
Switzerland Austria, Russia or tbs
Flemish population OF Belgium. With
us It is neither Rule Britannia
nor Hell Dir I'm SlegerkranE, but
AmerikR ueber Allies For that very
reason We shall not permit America
TO be the pawn OF Great Britain The
men Of forty-elght. our forefathers.
fought their government on the bar
ricades We are against Germany
when Germany Ia In the wrong We
are with Germany when Germany ls
clearly and unmistakably In the
right Our opposition to Germany
In the past proves the justice Of our
support OF her In the present. Carl
sohurI, who rebelled against old
Germany. would surely sympathize
with the Germany Of today.
We are with America, right or
wrong, at all times But we prefer
American right 10 American wrong.
We shall not fight single handed.
Americans OF many forebears other
than German, even Americans or
Yankee blood are with us. You have
ridleuled the hyphen, We shall make
II virtue We shall make II bridge
| between German idealism ana
American ideallsm. You have made
us conscious Of our racial affiliation
We shall fight for American prinoi-
Piles as American citizens. II you
choose to emphasize the hyphen to
dIscrcdlt these principles yours is the
| blame not ours"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-08
READING NEWSPAPERS.

The importance Of reading ncw,pu
pcrs hns been set forth by Miss Edith
Lane. teacher in one Of the normal
schools " New York II is we'll
known that many persons read news
pnpcrs who read nothing else, and II
Is better to do that than to read moth
ing Newspaper reading may be cur
ried to excess. SO can the reading of
anything else
Every wise course ~ reading In
cludes, however. the news ot the
world aud of the day as well as the
history of the past or speculation re-
spectIng the future. The almost con
elusive proof Of the soundness Of Miss
Lanes position is In the fact that
they who rend the papers are better
Informed, more interesting, have more
enthusiasm In life than those who
neglect 1t.
The oldest inhahlmnt can easily
remember that during the period Just
before and during the great civil war
there was such reading Of newspa
pers and such common discussion NJ
public affairs that even children N
ten and twelve years old In school
were AZ familiar with public Qucs
tons MS personns OF twice their age
have been at almost any period since
There may have been what some
might regard ns a sort ~ electrical
condition W society then, but the re
~ N " '"''''' WE
N''"" "" wy ""' o''''''' '''' ""u "o"
''' '"'A '''''e' '"'"uSh 'helr ll'eS "h
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-08
ENTOMBRD MINER CALLS
TO REsCUER FROM ROCKS

BUTTE. Mont. Feb S,--Of five mi
ners caught by n cayein In the Gag
non mine of the Anaconda copper
company Saturday night, the bodies OF
four have been recovered and the
fifth. Richard II. Rogers still was en-
tomhed early today, but was alive.
Itescuers expected TO bring Rogers TO
the surface before the end Of the day.
although he IL covered with many tons
uf rock. He shouted that he was free
except that one foot was pinned he
twen two masses Of rock
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-08
OLD THINGS uNEARTHED.

As Il part Of the Smithsonian eX-
hiblt at the Panama. Pacific exposi-
ton there viii be Roman coin OF
Nalerius Caesar -minted at Alex
andria, Egypt A. D.. 2s6 The coin
was found thirty feet under the sur
face OF building lot at Taylorville.
H., 80 years ago.
The oldest medical book In the
world was founi In rock tomb by
the Nile dating from about 1000 H.
G.. II is roll about 66 feet long,
and carries prescriptions for all sorts
OF ailments Castor oil is one Of the
remedies prescribed Il has been useh
pretty steadily ever since
The Chinese were the first people
tu issue bank notes. They started In
this business about twcnty-seyen cen
turies before the birth Of Christ one
of these bank notes may sull he seen
I'm the Asiauc museum Peuograd. IL
TX printed IN blue ON white paper
made from mulberry tree fibre. Round
the margin is motto which rather
indicates that the first Chinese bank
cr was of Scotch origin II reads.
However much you may possess,
strive To- be thrifty"
B. a.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-08
TWILIGHT SLEEP SOCIETY
TO SPREAD PROPAGANDA

NEW COllk, Feb. S.-The ma
uonh IAhght Sleep association just
orguuIze6 with offices I'm New York
is the latest move TO extend the easy
childbirth propaganda all over the
nation. It's organizers are women OF
Manhattan and Brooklyn, and theii
immediate objects are to send lectur.
crs into all large cities to organic,
branch association and to found O
twilight sleep clinic in brooklyn.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-08
A MODEL OFFICIAL.

Somebody IN Washington performed
real public service by appointing
j. George Wright to he superintendent
Of the affairs Of the Usage Indian
tribe. For more than twenty-five
years MIR Wright has been employed
by the United States government In
lh Indian service. His father was
engaged In similar work. During the
time Mr.. Wright has shown sig,ilar
devotion 10 duty, and In surrounding,
thaf brlstled with temptations against