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INCONSISTENCY
 Of TRADESMEN
 PROVOKES TYPOS
Buy in Pine Bluff Policy Not Followed by All Buy
 CTS of Printing.

That approximately 9 per cent. o Pine Bluffs printing is done by printing houses cut of the city, was the statement made to representa- tives of the Chamber of Commerce by members of committee from the local Typographical committee at a conference, the Chamber of Commerce representatives expressing their sur- prise at the statement.
 The committee of printers exhibited samples of office and business sta tionery used by local business houses, and which was printed in St. Louis Memphis and Little Rock Local printing offices can do just as good Wcrk at the same prices, according to the members of the committee.
 The printers also informed tn } Chamber of Commerce representa- tives that the printers employed by Pine Bluff shops spend something Nike $1, ,000 each week in Pine Bluff, and could spend more, if all printing for local business houses was done by local print shops.
 It is believed the Chamber Of Com meree will arrange for the appoint :. ment of committee on the matter, to endeavor tc, have all Pine Bluff print ing done by Pine Bluff print shops.
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The Dawn of Christianity
As Described in THE NEW TESTAMENT Translated from the Original Greek.

1 known; jas dying, and, beho.d, we live; as chastened, and not killed; TO- As sorrowful, yet alway re- joicing; as poor, yet making many rich; as having nothing, and yet pos sessing all things.
 II. o ye Corinthians, our mouth is open unto you, our heart is en- larged.
 12. Ye are not strengthened in us but ye are straitened in your own bowels.
 13 Now for a recompence in the same. q speak as unto my children,) be ye also enlarged.
 IA. Be ye not unequally yoked to- gether with unbelievers: for what fel- lowship hath righteousness with un- righteousness? and what communion hath light with darkness?
 15. And what concord hath Christ with Belial? or what part hath he that believeth with an infidel'
 16: And what agreement hath the temple of God with idols? for ye are the temple of the living God. as God hath said will dwell in them, ana walk in them; and I will be their God, and they shall be my paorle.
 IT,. Wherefore come out from among them, and be ye separate, saith the Lord, and touch not the un- clean thing; and I will receive you.
 18. And will be Father unto you, and rye shall be my sons and daugh- ters, saith the Lord Almighty.
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Second Epistle of Paul the -! Q ~,
 Apostle to the 
 CORINTHIANS.
CHAPTER G.

l Os We then, as workers together with : him, beseech you also that ye receive not the grace of God in vain. 2. (For he saith, I have heard thee in time accepted, and in the day of salvation have I succoured thee: be- hold, now is the accepted time; be- hold now is the day of salvation.) B.. Giving no offence in any thing, that the ministry be not blamed:
 4. But in all things approving ourselves as the ministers of God, ill much patience, in ;afflictions, in ne- cessities, in distresses,
 D. In stripes, in imprisonments, in tumults, in labours, in watchings, in fastings;
 6. By pureness, by knowledge, by longsuffering, by kindness, by the Holy Ghcst, by love unfeigned.
 [. By the word of truth, by the power of God, by the armour of right eousness on the right hand and on the left,
 8. By honour and dishonour, by evil report and good report: as de. ceivers, and yet true;
 9. As unknown, and yet well
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WE ARE PREPARED TO MAKE FARM LOANS.
 Phone Us, No. 29. K. H. M. MILLS & SONS, Sd Floor, Citizens Blk. Bldg.

and you know nothing about it. Give
 him helping hand if opportunity of
 fers; lead him cut of the mire of sin 1T you have the chance, but before you start reforming your neighbor, be sure, be very certain that your own house Is in order. If we will all first practice Christianity before we under take the uplift of others, we'll do bet ter. and come nearer following the teachings of Christ.
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STOPS HEADACHE,
 PAIN, NEURALGIA
Don't Suffer! Get Dime Package of Dr. James Headache Powders.

You can clear your head and relieve dull, splitting or violent throbb1ng headache ill moment with a pr. James, Headache Powder. This old time headache relief acts almost mag ically. Send. some one to the drug store new for a dime package and a few moments after you take a powder you will wonder what became of the headache. neuralgia and pain. Stop suffering-it's needless. Be sure you get what you ask for.
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NOTED CONVICT PARDONED.
klnsmire 0s kansas. Serving FMty Years for Wife Murder. Released

Leavenworth, Kan, Jan. a.
 Through guard at the Kansas State nenitentiary it became known taat w.. H. Klusmirs of Jackson county serving sentence of fifty years for kinning of his wife in May. 1901. had been spardoned by. Governor Hodge;. Klusmire left the prison Nov, 10 going to his former home at Holton.
 The trial of Klusmire was one Of the most sensational in Kansas and occupied more than a month in the district court of Jefferson county. Eight hundred talesmen were exam ired ,hsfofe 2 jury was .uecnred. Klus- nlire told half a dczen diffsrent sto-
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The decision of q judge that man has the privilege of jilting his fiancee at the altar if he obtains assurance from her that she probably would have no children is not Sclomon-like in it's justice, but touches the funda- mentals of the marriage relation. For the object of marriage is to raise a family, and those who for diverse req sons wish to be married and at the same time dodge their duties had bet ter remain single. Girls who fec that way about it had better givt other girls chance.
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THE TURNING OF NEW LEAVES.

Gcod rc~olutions have almcst gont out of fashion. On the last night oi the year we no longer sit down ta review our past lives, and resolve to do better and wiser" than we have been in the past. "It is Of no use making resolutions, never can keep thom,' is the plea that is usually preferred. This i1 9 mistake, ncw- ever. It is oon,mendable to resolve tan alarm clock helping one) to ge. up half an hour earlier than usual in the morning, even though it results as, alas, it too often does-in one getting up half an hour later. It is what one aspires to be that counts.
 If people could. live more in the present t. woulF help them enor mcusly in the keeping of good rest'lu tions. So many people persist in being i,iet a little ahead all the time.
 Tomorrow" they say,, "we will re- form," but the tomorrow of their sginings never draws.
 Ancient and modern philosophers have agreed as to the dangers O. ,arocrastinatiCn: Such widely diverse people as Horace, the Latin poet who flcurished in 65 B. C., aud pushful persons who flourish (exceedingly) at the present day, join issue in this rarticlar.
 "Who begins, possesses half the deed says Horace.
 ''Dare to be wise; make a com- msnt."
 x "Ds, it now" is the curt command of the modern apostle of Hustle" :" Again, Horace says, "If you are igno- rant how to live alright, give place tI those who have learned the lesson"
 "Get op or get out" says man nikin, following in more concentrated, ifs less courteous language the same line of thought on a somewhat lower plane. The one was concerned with the things eff the soul and the spirit: the other with worldly advancement. Theta are some who contend that the two cannot go together, butif (asshas been contended by many. men of wis dGm) what "a man is is of more inl- portance than what he has, it is well to make spiritual advancement as the years go by. If we have not made progress, We have gone back. The soul never stands still. Time has no terrors for those who, have learned wisdom.
 Pass thou, wild heart,
 Wild heart of youth that still
 Hath half a mind to stay.
 VI grow too old a comrade;
 Let us part
 Pass thou away.
 Some people drag the follies and immaturities of youth into old age. There is wisdom in adjusting one self to time, 10 profit by past experi ences, and to acquire that sense ot proportion which refuses to maen'fy trifies into tragedies, and to worry over the. inevitable.
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MEXICAN STABS AMERICAN. H. G. c. Atwater's Identity Establish

Washington, Jan. 2.-H. G. C. Atwater was fatally stabbed by z Mexican at Tampico, Mex, on Decem- Der 29, according to a message to ths state department from the consular agent at Tampico
 Atwater is believed to be an Amer ican who went to Tampico for em- ployment. 3 A receipt for premium on a life Insurance pclicysiss 7 the rsonly clue. to his identity. His assailant las not been captured.
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TALKS ON THRIFT. 
 OUR BRIGHT FUTURE.

America faces a future that is
 simply amazing in it's possibili-
 ties. If every American from
 time on practices economy and
 saves money, this nation must .
 become the dominating financial
 power of the world, and will soon
 enter upon it's greatest period of
 prosperity. of expansion and
 business activity."-Los Angeles
 Trust & Savings Bank.
 Not in hundred years has the sun of New Years Day shone on such scenes of sorrow and desolation as Europe presents at this time.
 But never has year been ushered in more uspiciously for the future prosperity and happiness of the peo. pie of the United States of America.
 Ought we not to, rejoice, one and all, that our lot is cast in such land as this and do all in our power to keep Our country prosperous and at peace with the world?
 The principal job ahead Of the Deo- pie of the United States just now is to- save money, as has been verA truly oItlQ. Y O1 lGIe yCk1l St WC silCNC UOIlOWT ed money from Europe. We can't do so any longer. Europe isn't going tq have any money to lend. When we wanted to build tlie Rock Island Rail- road we borrowed the money from Holland. When we wanted to develop the Anaconda Mine we borrowed from the same place. When we wanted to improve the St. Louis & San Francis co we borrowed from France. For other railroads and ether improve ments we borrowed from England and from Germany. "For the future says Golfers Weekly, eff we want to build more railroads or electric plants or develop more mines, we must sup ply the money from our own pockets -or go without. The one great nec- essity put upon us by the war, the l biggest economic need in America to- 1 day. is to save money"
 Some of our largest employers arc | realizing this and urging it upon their | employees. Just before Christmas every one of the TOO men whose busi- ness it is to assist in actual making l of flour, at one of the big mills i'll Minneapolis received ill his pay check gift of 1925. It is part of the Min. neapolis company's profit-sharine scheme. The only ''sting" tied to tho gift is that the employees must ope1 a savings account in some bank. IT this way the company is giving more than so many dollars. It is givins the gift of thrift.
 l Even if you have never saved be fore, you ought to save in this new year because the probable rewards o thrift were never greater than the' are likely to be from this time on fo many years.
 l The worlds responsibility throw, upon thcNUnited States imposes addi tional responsibility on each indivi dual citizen to build up capital b. saving and depositing in the bank so ,hat this capital can he quickly pu into the channels of industry an trade.
 We, the everyday men and women are the backbone of this country. an it is upon our savings that the Unite' States must depend for its futur prosperity. Let Us ,economize! Le us save. Let Us do our share in mak ing this country the great financia power of the world. %
 Our millions of workers can d this; not the capitalists.-T. D. MAC GREGOR.
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WANT TO GROW!
Then Eat Sheep Glands-Girl Grows
 Two Inches in Two Months.

Rochester. Ind, Jan. 2.-Working upon the theory that the thyroid gland in the body caused person to grow, Dr. Edward Hoffman has been conducting an experiment upon Miss Harriet Ross of this city. For five years the child, now nine years old, had not grown, but within the last two months her height has increased two inches. following the treatment givsn by the physician, who fed the gil dry thyroid glands taken from sheep.
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INE HLuFR RO0RESH
 RnspERITY
GOD AND THE WAR. -

sgoed many men who never have got any closer to Christ than 4 the sidewalk in front of church, pre- tom to find in the slaughter, carnage 8uf snffering of the European war syldsnce in nnppoft tof theism. be, gspse, they say. "If there were a God, He. would not permit such snfferjpg.' This attitude is like that Of child who Whimpers that "Papa doesn't lcye me-" because of reinstatement that haa followed disobedience of par tntal injunction.
 Man and not God is responsible fo, the. European war. It is because man has disobryed Gods law that thou sands are being butchered. while widows and orphans and the aged stare aAd shivcr. Society cannot ho held responsible for thu execution of murderer or the imprisonment of smother criminal. The criminal brought punishment upon himself by his own act.
 Will anyone have the temerity tc assert that If the nations now enragad In. war had followed Gods law this great conflict would have ensued? No Anyone the least familiar with Gods law knows there would be no sue suffering as now exists.
 Of course. ss long as there are people who Ignore God. the. innocent and the good will suffered te some extent: they will be the prey, the vic !ims of tho evil and the misguided even as Jesus Christ.
 But the Earopean war is not needef to prove that suffering inevitably fol lows, discbediance of Divine law Every sin, every wrong brings it' own punishment. Even in the com nonplace of life, does this ohtai' Eat too much, drink too much. abuse your body in any way in defiance . Gods law, and you pay for the mis deed.
 II AAQy snlRNHts t0t sAAs'SSs N-r~~ ~- sin and escape punishment. Don relieve it. The man who robbed thu widow; the despniler of maidenhood the wolf who stole his brothers wife all these. all sinners pay the price II suffering as surely as the sun rises il the east each morning, though thi suffering is hidden from some of u just as the sunrise is sometimes ob cured to people in different parts Q the world. Some sec, and some d. not but the offender suffers his pun ishment. Retribution is sure. An it is not God, but the individual wh is to blame.
 There'll be less suffering whel there's less shining. AS men fge closer to Christ. conditions will i'm prove; as men make greater effort [ follow Gods law, to practice in thei daily life honesty charity. truth doing to others as they would hay others do unto sthem-then will b rearer the Brotherhood of Man, wit all its blessings. And despite tn carpjpGs of the skeptical, histor proves that the world Is making pro Prsss toward the Kingdom of Goo Were this not the truth American wcujd ignore Europe's sufferings in stead of sending shiplcad after ship l0ad of food to feed the real victim q ths great war.
 It Is not what tue other fellow doe tbat counts, but what you do. Den sln became your peighbor does. H nay be suffering the pangs of hel
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-01-03

Mrs Victoria Pickel, of Columbus is case of this sa lad nasal caarrh very badly and cured by Perna W lot her tell her own story Mrs. Victoria M Pcke 1ao M Greet Columbus, Ohio, writes:
 q have beef using Peruna for caarr having had Very vaed case so bad that clogged the nasal When get the nasal organs opened the 1ncus would drop into ny and make very sick
 "A friend advised to take Peruna ana alter using four
 s was cured have no trouble now and happy 10 saw am enjoying best of health and attending to my lodge beine member of the Rebecca Lodge of Odd Fellows obnoxious trouble"
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To Gin Less Cotton.

Memphis, Tenn, Jan. 2.-At the meeting of the cotton ginners associs- tion which met here today plans vii be formulated to gin less cotton. All ginners will be requested to sign an agreement not to operate their gins more than half capacity during this year. The sessiQnsWil last two days and is the rcslat S4f "a canipaign }ts produce less cotton until the last croE is consumed
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-01-03

where the people will plead thei,, cases, vii? be established here Ia, January as a branch of the muni, court. It's aim, Chief Justice H, Olson announced today, would h
 simplify justice and reduce the of going to law"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-01-03

ries as to the whereabouts Of his wife, finally sending message that she had died and he had buried her in Texas. That day daughters found her body buried in a ravine on the KIusmire farm.
 Klusmire was received at the peni- tentiary Dec. 20, 1901.'
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Frisco Resorganixation.

New York, Jan. 2.-The receivers of the Frisco railway met here today to take mp the reissue of $3,000,0 900 leivers bonds. It is the intention to ask the court to permit the meet ing of the maturities by reissue. So for none of the plans. for recorganiza- tion are acceptable.
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FIVE CENTS PROVES n.

GcnNnG UII0r. Gut out thlS ad, enclose with , cents to Foley &s Ca., Chicago, Ill.,, and receive free trial packa ge' containing Foley's Honey and Tar Compound for, coughs, colds, croup, bronchial and lagrippe coughs; Foley Kidney Pills and Foley Cath artic Tablets. For sale in your town by Mann Pharmacy,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-01-03
Louisiana Deer Season Closed.

LEUISldNH DE1F SEHSUN CIUScNs
 New Orleans, La, Jan. 2.-The deer season closed today. Greater protec- tion has been given to the fawns and does. Very strict penalties will be en- forced for violation of the new sta tute bearing upon these features and the observing of the closed season.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-01-03

Europe isn't very inviting place for Mexican presidents tc. flee to. Probably Carranza will have to be satisfied with the good old U. s. A.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-01-03
COITRT WITHOUT LAWYERS.
Chicago Tribunal Designed to Cut
 Cost Of Litigation.

Chicago, Jan. "A court of conven- fences. court without lawyers,
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A Member of The Rebecc(,
A BadCase of Nasal
 Catarrh Cured By Pe-ru-na.

That any case of nasal catarrh can be cured by an internal medl- cine is denied by some. Only a glancc at our files would be rec- cssary to convince any sane per so,, that catarrh can be cured by +he internal use of Peruna
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-03-10
Il. c. KENNEDY SUCCESSFUL
Induced DR.. Howard Co. to Make
Special Prices

After a great deal of effort and cor
respondence, H. c. Kennedy, the popu.
lar druggist, has succeeded in getting
the DIR. Howard Co. to make a special
half price introductory offer on the
regular fifty-cent size of their cele.
brated specific for the cure of con.
stipation and dyspepsia.
DIR. Howard's specific has been so re.
markably successful in curing. constipa-
ton. dyspepsia and all liver troubles
that Fl. G. Kennedy is willing to return
the price paid in every case where il
does not give relief.
Headaches, coated tongue, dizziness
gas on stomach, specks before the eyes
constipation and all forms of liver and
stomach trouble are soon cured by this
scientific medicine
So great is the demand for this spe
cific that III. G. Kennedy has been able
to secure only limited snprly, and
everyone who is troubled with dyspep
sia, constipation or liver trouble should
call upon him at once, or send 25 cents
and get sixty doses of the best med
cine ever made, on this special hall
price offer with his personal guarantee
to refund the money if it does MOI
cure.-Adv.
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-03-10
JANUARY SHOWS RISE IN
cold storage APPLES
United States Department OF Agricul-
tnre Reports Increase of 2S.4 Per
Cent Over Corresponding Period
Two Years Ago

Washington, D. c., March 10.--Ac.
cording to Investigations conducted by
the Office of markets, United States De-
partment of Agriculture, there was an
increase in the movement of cold stor-
age ;pples during January as compared
with December. 1t is impossible to give
the total quantities of boxes and bar
rels in storage on February l because
many firms withhold information as to
their holdings. However, it is thought
that q sufficient number are co-operat-
ing with the Office of markets to- war
rant conclusions as to the total move
ment throughout the country.
Basing> estimates upon the returns
from large number OF commercial ap-
pie cold storages and granting the con
ditions for this number are representa-
tive of the whole, it appears (D that
holding on February l, 1915, were
2S.4 ps< cent. greater than on the same
date two years ago; (2) That 25.2
per cent. of the total holdings have
been moved since December lst, the
decrease of barreled stock being 2S.4
per cent. and boxes II per cent; (S)
That during January II per cent. of
barreled apples and 10.6 per cent. of
boxed apples We're taken out of cold
storage, the total decrease on the basis
of holdings, December l, being 1876
per cent.
1t was not thought that the demand
for cold storage apples in January
would be very much greater than in
December, owing to the fact, as pointed
out in previous report, that the large
supply of common storage stock, to-
gether with Christmas purchases, would
restrict the movement of apples from
cold storage during last month. The
attention OF those interested is called
again to the fact that practically all
common storage apples, as a rule, pass
into consumption by the 1st of Feb
ruary. If this condition has been true
of the present season, it is thought that
the movement of cold storage apples
will be very large during February and
March, The supply certainly is bounti
full and, as the result of low prices and
large demand, it is thought the con,
sumption during the next few months
will be sufficient to exhaust the sup,
ply.
The advisability of moving the
stocks are rapidly as possible is urged
upon growers and dealers so that the
unusually large holdings. may diminish
sufficiently to prevent disaster in April
or May.
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-03-10
WOMAN SENATOR ANGERED
Demands in Colorado That She Be
Given Gentleman's Treatment

Denver, March 10.-A passage at
arms between Senator Barele and Sem
ator Helen Ring Robinson, Colorado s
only woman Senator, yesterday reach
ed the point of personalities which
called for an appeal from the latter for
the protection of the chair.
"The Senator from the First de-
clared Barele, referring to Senator Hell
en- Ring Robinson constantly takes
advantage of her wearing skirts to do
things here man would not do. She
confesses she has moved an amendment
to this bill which was foolish. The
women in my county do not do these
foolish things. She should not be al
lowed to take advantage of her skirts. -
The woman Senator demanded recog-
milton, and said; "I demand that I be
treated as a gentleman" her voice
quivering with anger. Senator Barele
moderated his manner of speech.
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-03-10
TELLS OF GRADE SYSTEM
Parents Hear Superintendent Downes
Talk on New Plans

Upwards of one hundred parents of
the West End, members of the Parent
Teachers Association of the Cameron
school building. heard DIR. Fred E.
Downes, Superintendent of Public
Schools, tell of the seml-annuai grad
ing system porposed for the schools
of Harrisburg, beginning next Septem-
ber. The ninth grade will be eEminat-
ed and the school year will be divided
into two semesters, promotion to be
made at the middle and close of each
year. A card system will be used to
keep a record of each child from the
primary department till the close of
the school year.
\ plan for establishing summer
garden for boys was introduced by
Supervisor j. j. Bream ana sa1orably
received. A committee was appointed
to secure suitable location.