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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-03-29
THIS MAY INTEREST. YOU

.s THIS MAI 7lNIEhEo1' 1UU
 If you suffer pains in your back or s.de. stiff and sore muscles or joints, or rheumatic aches, or have symp- tom. of kidney trouble and a puffy swelling under the eyes or sleep dis turbed bladder ailments, you should know that Foley Kidney Pills, have benefited thousands in like condi- ton. Mann Pharmacy.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-03-29

Bull Jersey, reg stered; will stand for s250. Will call fer and deliver cows for 30 cents. Phone 1867. Apply T. ]. Wilson, Twenty-fourth ana Hazel streets. 3-l--Ill'
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-03-29

If you want to know who will BE BOSS, JUST WATCH the fellow that is saving his money. The man that saves his money today will be. theshead of the corporations and large industries of tomorrow
 The Other Fellow is not interested in your business. You will have to look after it for yourself. Better begin NOW by open ing an Account
 WITH US z ~If You Want to Know Who Is Boss Around Here Start Bank Account"
 Capital ssOO,OOO. Surplus and Undivided Profits. slSo'ooo The Citizens Bank
 Pine Bluff, Ark.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-03-29

Reduced Rate to Little Rock, Ark, " Via. Iron Mountain Ky.
 Account annual conference state Dental association, March 28-30, 1916, rate of $1.9O will apply from Pine Bluff tor the round trip, tickets on sale March .27th 18th and 29th, good returning March 31st.
 3:21-tf AIT D. G. PAYNE, agent.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-03-29

Guinea pigs do not come from Guinea, nor are they pigs.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-11-08
AMERICAN EXPORTERS
CAN HOLD THEIR OWN
IN TRADE STRUGGLES
FFnCRAl OFFICIAL SEE6 NO RgA.
SON 70 FEAR AFTER WAR
CONDITIONS.
is OPTIMISTIC OF FUTURE

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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-11-08
DEMOCRACY TRIUMPHs.

liy their votes. thc people 20 Nu-
efes county have findtaied
Judge Timpn sud bis aiminislra
ton Democracy pressed a. the
mark responded Good govern
ment IS assured the people There
). nothing 10 make % special Noise
over Had the result been dif
fcrcnt there would hate been
something 10 mourn over nnd 40
live down Ia ihe Future
The caller fought tor fhose pnr
sons and measures 1t doemed 81
paramonnt Importance % the eom
mnuitv 10 stands BOB aWe of no
mans Is Boz debit in mo ofilre hold
cr, aud never Will be ~ wc ieol
cla'ed 70 b. over fhc result. n.f
over the h0tnpss at battle. or over
any part chat We PLAYED in it
Duty b a plain thing iia respou
sihilily j. reward enough
The campaign has been bitter
II haa been waged with yiulicilyc
spirit Matter AZ q personal ma
iure. that should have been held
forever sacred have heeu aired he
fore tie public Morbid persons
have delighted in Thorn Most
voters have resented them. ond
have Expressed iheir resentment
ia no uncertain way.
Many charnes have hepn mado
70 great extent. these ehargts
have been based ou Ignorance. or
desire not 30 sec Now thai She
election r. over gentlemen who
presented ,hsm viii ha,c a chmec
To explain II they will appear
before ihe Commissioners Court
and bring deia oi % Trustworthy
nature with them, wo arc certuir
they viii he given eourteons hcar
iug. We imagine that Judge "a
mon viii be glad 90 right maticrs
once they are explained u H.
definite way
Tho election Is over " was
won fairly No silly complaint
will affect the result Tho Caller
win not mention The matter agnln
---not mention H. that is unlcss
the Times indulecs in nccdlcss
mlminations New that there ls
a chance for SOME measure az
peace, iot us have h..
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-11-08
FROM BAD TO WORSE.

McNioo Is on the ragrei edge
villa net only makes hcadway hc
wins q more extensive following
The operation Of trains is unccJ
tain, Everywhere Carrauya 5
hold slips and iusurFvciian breaks
out with impromptu leadership
Asrcign of terror hays bald OF
starved poems. only ioo ready ta
seek amy means 81 relief How
ever the vote stands iho United
States has task before e. 'rhcrv
is no way 90 cheat the ultimate.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-11-08
AS USUAL.

Yesterday afternoon the Car
pus Christi Evening Times an
nounccd, This victorious land
slide for the Citizens ticket Is due
10 sensational developments of the
last three days Of the campaign
The result. Democratic ticket
1866 Citizens ticket $40. m,
landslide spoken of was due large.
~ 60 the Times reputation TO-
vererity
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-11-08
HUMAN DERELIcTs.

Agifniors arc q perpetual men.
ace. They are usually down and
cutters. men with patches in their
hseechca Nof 40 "a them are bad
men MAse % them are good
mea. carried away ~ some fam
iastie idea n government some
theory III religion. some eire ais
fDr hnmau ills ljui Industrial
Workers 81 the World are not
among the harmless agitaior- a.
ways, some where or another. they
STIR up strife. spill blood. practice
6cis Of intimidation and anarchy
The battle 80 Everett. Washing
ton, Is only a vivid example 81
their work. And yef. vita al iis
power a. promote ORDER and enact
benelircnt legislation. thc world
has not found n way 10 suppress
these human hseDas Wherever
there Is dissatisfaction and dis
pasliipu 20 shirl labor 500 viii
fnd aeiiafors You viii uoi ouiy
iina them. bur you wil' find ihat
ihcy are beyond argument lnsi 90
persuasion. Nv many instance
they are ignorant aai Ignorance
ALONE. Ia certain Of itself
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-11-08

Address hii business communications
sn1 make oul "a cheeks. drafts. money
orders and exprcrT orders 90 The Caller
Polishing Ccmrant an items. articles
and COMMUNICATIONS should be- address
81 20 Editor. Corpus Christi caller.
-.-~------~--~-.-~------.---
Entered a. second -risrs matter ~ fne
postafflro 10 cnfpsis Christi. TrNha
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CIRCULATION BOOKS
OPEN 70 ADVERTISERS
"Wednesday. Nov 3. 1916.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-11-08

They said il wonll be a land
slide. So il was. The land slid
out from under them.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-11-08

BY gum, we haven't the heart
to mention ducks again. Now that
we have some Eat mailardS in the
ice.honse, we hear that the smith.
sonian Institute has more than We
have.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-11-08

Still, no enc knows i,ist how
large the Kingdom OF Poland
won I be.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-11-08
WEATHER SUMMARY
U. q. DEPARTMENT or k1RlcUL
TuHE- -WEArhtR BUREAU.

weather uunruu f.r tho IS hours
fnains b. on 3stH HlAau uma
a. f.I..f E4IF
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-12
CALIFORNIA OUTING
PROFITABLE

For i delightful change Of Sccuc and
ciimat" visit California this winter.
tier charm Of scenery ana Intoxicating:
atmosphere; her strange plants and
ocautiini flowers: her gigantic trees
ana mouniaiu ranges hcV amazing
citics and delightful people. these and
manN other features Californian torm
q combination Of ever Increasing ras,
cinaiion which Ill the world has como
10 recognize.
\ few weeks or months OH the TIA
most ENJOYABLE and profitable The
question Of expense can be adjusted
to suit every purse. Excursion tickets
az low rates permit the widest choice
Com bimat!ons available via Rock
lsland-El Paso southwestern South
srh Pacific provide for over forty Ill
Neryent scenic circle tours.
line. the route Of the Golden state
Limited. foremost transcontincmt.,l
train--as nearly perfect In appoint
can provide. There IS 10 fncr train
40 better service than the Golden
state l.imited' no quicker. more COM
Portable nor more interesting rout"
state Houtc-dircct line Of lowest altt-
tudes. The ''Galiforuian.' a second ali I.
steel tranScontincntal tram via TIA.
Golden state Route, with modern
car-cNcel!snt service.
our representatives are travel o.
peftS "ho invite an opportunity I.
quote rates. make RESERVATIONS aud
assist ia arranging your trip.
Early reservations Important Write
for full Information. interesting. lit
eraturc. tickets. etc. Rock island Lines
ticket office. 1919 Chestnut street.
office. - West Baltimore Street lsalti.
more, Md.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-12
CHANCEny TuA>xr,.u>.
Eight Deeds Of Rurguin AMI Sale
Amounting 10 Sit.5si..G.

j.. W. McNeiIh 81 al. trustees, 10
George -. Mayo. iS'N3"o feet ~ the
southwest corner o: THIRTY firSt stree,
and the Nine-Milc Road. December IL.
1919. $500.
Land Investment Cory 10 Sec i
l!oltzman; lots ~ and - in block +:
~ the plan OF chamhcrlaSne Couri.
December Is. l?l3: $3.50.
John Is. Rose 10 Anna 4. ciarE. -
feet /: inches hS $50 feet south lire
Baker street. 49, feet inches ca /
.oi shocks Alley. January :. 1916. taN.
81 $40.
Emanuel 4. We. Vce- ., ux 10 Hen
ry 4. Easl.crviIl. - l-2Nl21 tcet ives;
line Boulevard. 30 feet north Of Eev-
crl:' Street. .i"nuary !. 1915. S..3a4 -.
Fannie T.. Fore 70 Mrs. Annie y. t;i' :
liam. a0xl3I feet west line Lamb Ave-
ruc. 90 feet south Of Crawford stree:
%oNombc- -. 1915: tax. $50: $40.
Jul!an e. Anderson 81 u%. To iol,u
u. Swartwout, "0"SI3J feet west LII.
Griffin Avenue. - feet north OF cra,y
ford street; Januar: ). 1915: lax. 81
$40.
y. e. Woodbridge ct ux. TO John II.
SinE,ey. 1cNl3j feet cas-; line Edqe-
wood Avenue. 200 feet south 81 BrooN
land I'.trk boulevard. December -.
l"ii: tax. 81; tl".
Suburban Development Corp. 80 u;
H. Sinp!ey. so!".3 feet east l!ue sen.
mary Avenue. 500 feet north ~ Ha,u-
ncud Avenue. october -, 1915: ta.
I $40.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-12
W Ill 49, NJ AMAI.GA NATION
NiTU REPUBLIC PARTY

Progressive leaders declared ina,
there would bc no amalgama,ion With
the Republican parts even in the event
Of both parties choosing the same
presidential candidate. The Progress
siHe fa!ty plans 70 nominate a national
ticket Al its convention i'm June
aiany Of tho party leaders declared
that il the Republicans will nominate
ioosevci,, Or ANY other man who is
i"rardcd "a unobjcc,iouablc. ana wtll
Incorporate IN .iS platform! HE saiicE.
features Of the Progressive principles.
both parties Will unite on the same
candidate in Chicago ncAt June
In discussing The parts fu,ure
Chairman George W Perkins. OF Ne.
York. said
We are all hoping that hotii ,nc
Progressive and tho Republican parties
VIII agree on 4 candidate and {; neces-
saiily viii not have to bc Colonel
Roosevelt We arc not thinking a.,
u" name Of the candidate just now
inc time for tho convention is several
months away, ana in thcye DAYS Yhe,
'hinEs are moving 80 fast and condi-
'l"ns changing 50 rapidly We do not
kno" who might lie deemed ,h. hes,
man Ter ;he place when tho time
comes"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-12
REAL ESTATE
AND COURTS

While ,ho sales on the local zeal
estate market yesterday were nuner.
GUS. The amounts involved were small
AMI tho business for the day agcre.
gated less than S20.ou0 for city prop
crt%- small property recently has been
unusually active.
Emanuel 4. Yer Nc"r sold yesterday
TO Henry T.. Easkcrvtll :: lot frontin;,
thirty-two and onc-halc feet on :he
west side or the Boulevard. jus, north
OF Beverly street. The consideration
"as reported as being Si.334.2S. l.. "
NcNeiSh sold 10 George u. Mayo $50
feet at the southwest corner OF Thirty.
nrst street and tho NineMiIc Road
for Sc.lSG
Plans were filed with the Euildur
department yesterday by the Rich
fnond ForSinrS Corporation Tor AN al ;
dition 10 the machine shop III it's plant
near Acca. The estimated cost Of the
addition il sI.50n.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-12
CHARTERS Issued.

Charters We're issued hy tn. state
corporation Commission yesterday as
follows:
National observation 90. Irc Eos.-
I'm: maHinu'n Stone minimum -.
900 pa: vi lue. $500. Henry !.attefno.
president. bethesda. a!d.: David -
!aic'Icil. vice-prrsidcul Washington:
JoSeph ;yrnc. secretary. Washinr;on
t'aiecroft. lnr.. Portsmouth: maxi
mum. $4,000. minimum. $4,000: paf
yalhe. 500. corducting a general
farming and live stoc'i business. ,;noi-
rich !Iatton. president: I.cclie lIut.
ton. vice president: Frank H. M,ilcr,
secrc;ar% and treasurer. all Of Ports
mouth.
Foreign corporations: Alpha i'voC :
cSs 20, Dc.awar. corporatioi, do :
NE. ii"ated to d" business Of n!anuf,c-
'hr:nS and haad!ing rCios. etc. Can
nal stock, sJ0."to L.. l.. Young IL,
statutory agent. None Point
Amendment Ia charter kutiicrwe! &,
Co. West Virginia corporation IN
r"casinr its capital stock from siJG-
Coo to 10000
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-12
.DU POINT STOCKHOLDERS
FIGHT OVER SECURITIES
Directors. rs Result, DeIOse Alfred
]. Dn Point as tice-rresident and
General Manager OF Company.
HE BECOMES PARTY no SUIT
Other Members of Various Branches
OF Family Also File Petitions Ask
ing Permission to Intervene in Ac-
ti0n Against Defendants.

Wfi.MI\GToH. DEL. january IL
The fight anon: the Stockholders OF
the Du Pont Powder Company, over
corporation for,nerlv owned by 7. oh
man du FONT. valued at about 500. Oon-
oo". reached an interesting stage to-
day when official announcement was
made that Alfred !. du ponc had been
daposed AS vice president and general
manager Of the company by the Iii
rcctors at meeting held Yesterday.
rho announcement Of the action OF
the directors followed closely the filmS
m the United states District Cocr,
here yesterday - petition by Aif,c1
l. du Font asking permission to ne
come party to I've suit fled ny Ph.:!p
l.. Iu Point against Pierre :. III rcEt.
president Of the company. certain Ill
rec:ors and others interested III Tie
company. ~ came us u surpriS. TO
those not having inside Information
% the troubles between the officers
and direstors of the powder company.
The suit or Phil!p du Pont MAS filed
on December 10. and In brief. SEEKS to
have annulled the sale of the stock OF
I. Coleman On font. 1t Is alleged that
Il. COLEMAN .u FONT Offered: his stock
20 :nc Du Poo. Powder Company at
y certain price The offer was not
accented il is alleged. and subsequent
~ certain dircstars aud others formed
tho Du Poat Securities Company for
the purpose. II is said. IF financing
q zeal by when they could take over
tho securities.
Philip r. du Snnt contends that the
stock belongs 10 the On Pom, Powder
Company and not 10 the individuals
making UP the pu Font Securities
Co.rpan>. Pierre :. du ront and other
defendants uam"i in the suit in their
answer 10 tho oil Of compliant deny
that there Was any sharp practice In
the acquisition II the T. Coleman du
ront stock. aui declare that the offer
made By r Co'"maa du Port to the
powder company had been withdrawn
After the or!giGal SUI was died. the
powder compan" issued statement
in which i; sat;i that the litigation in
no wise involves the business or man
nccmcnt OF the company, ii being
''mcrc'y Az attempt upon the part Of
Il stakeholder = assert some claim as
To stoc: transaction Retwcen stock :
holders.
since the suit was fled other mem
bers or the various branches of the
pu Font family have lilcd petitions
askins permission Ia Intervene in the
suit against the defendants.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-12
VIZ. kOINt:N MTT.i. DISCUSS
STATE: 1tNESI ~ MARKETS
lSnee.ll 10 The Times pispatcl

jSneciIl TO The Times DISPATCH
NORFOLK. W .lanuar" !i.--Ciror.c
W. kcinrr, state COMMITS sioner u! Ac-
agriculture. and Wells y sherman, If
the bureau Of Markets, department 81
Agriculture. Washington, will address
Il meeting. ot the truckers OF Tide
water III the assembly room Of The
southern .Irod'i." Company on Friday
afternoon Mr.. ':oiner Is expected IL
speak on plans tor q stat" Bureau a.:
Markets., Il mat,r~ scheduled 10 com"
nn before the resent General Assem-
bly,. Mr.. sherman viii discuss market
met odH Of Various sections OF the
country.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-12
PROPRIETOR
EtTtI.Ii INJURED BI NEGRO
Especial to The Times pispa tell

Especial 10 The Times Dispa tch.I
ROCKWELL VA. January i1.-.Au-
gustine Lcsandres. u Creek. propriei57
of Il Railroad Avenue restaurant, was
shot AID probably fatally injured by
an unknown negro. whom he FOUND IN
the restaurant sleeping when he opep-
ed his place for business here about
O'Clock this morning. The negro es-
caped. I.esandres ordered the negro
out. according TO another Greek. who
said h witnessed the affair. Tho ne
gro was angered at the Greeks order
and trouble ensued. The negro left the
restaurant and returned with a pis,ol.
lie fred three times from The front
door and then walked inside and stood
over the Greek and fred twice more.
Three Of the shots took effect One
passed through Lcsandres's neck. Two
others struck him in the side and
passed through hsa body. The negro
then ran from the restaurant and cs-
capped.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-12
lave ORDERS TO GRAB
ALL WHEAT AVAILABLE
iurrsrn~rs ,rr In Marked for train,
nnd Price. irr tn..kr!,
~ stump.
tsr.elal 20 the .ri'nes n'srn,ch.

| tsp.ciai 20 The Times Dlsputrh.i
! CHICAGO, January li--Thcr" ar-
lul few i'll the wheat trade IA Ghicar"
lhp arc posted ns 10 the amount Of
VA, grain taken during the pas, few
LayS is Importing countries II /,
lertaiu that at least loo boa ioad-
l'er. sold by Chicago people !" 60
lbroaG of which no report has he, II
hate ~ addition to these safes.
IaCra have been enormous quantities
ID change hands IN other markets. ln
ict the importers now have Orders
1, the Cuued states 10 grab every
lo,nd NJ whcar available; and IL MAJ
lie srid that /. roodiv paE; Of tn"
i.hcat no" III the show windows ct
Io,h United states and Canad, is tie
lroper;y II foreigners, As long ~ this
icma M keeps up, IS has been seen for
kornc itinc past, there VIII be little.
iharCc for values 10 sell 10 much low
tr ler'is.
:, III. opening of The session to-
l<cl, nave a day OF IL, and there We're
,iactiouai doG.ines along the entire
he From the low levels reached -
las for May and W. for July,
fnd iiai-S respectively. The casn
'ales Of wheat as reported TODAY IN
III positions amounted 10 LOO geo
bushels. nut these ficures had rs ;cil
.pa entire story AZ Ia the takiRpS fur
ointment abroad M,llers az the NORTH
Pest reported good transactions IN
Four on export account. and as The
Killers Of the spring whea: country.
/! > we'll as those Of Chicago and the
1outNwest are hull,sh. the breadstuif:,
li,uation is likely 10 show additional,
i'll me matter OF values.
j Corn advanced IS 10 rs cents, AMI
herc was pronounced strength from
3ac early price dip. Some hesitation
fIas shown early because OF the cas-
tir tone IN wheat. hut this was short.
i vcd The exrort~inquiry was active,
t,tnoGrh business was hard to con-
liimmate: out exporters say there have
lc.a good sales for March, April ship
her, Sales were $4,000 bushels fnr
/ Gais we're up SIS 10 81 cents. and
n. a market was steady. There was y
4 God class of buying ard little selma
|ressure, Cash sales were .00.don
bushels for export and $4,000 bushels
Tor domestic use.
J Provisions were active at tho high
Isl nriccs vet reached for ribs and
lard There was heavy proft-taliny
~ some Of the local longs. while
! liners added 10 their lines. The !ara
lr packers were also good sellers. and
finder that influence values eased oif
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-12
i.cs.cr l. Itc-I:tectcd.

Succinl 10 INC Times DFspatch.I
NORFoLN, VA. January il.--Fost-
master John y csner, former Statc
Senator. was .!'rted president Of tho
Hoard Or Trade nd Business Mciis AS
ISOLATION this 'nct'nir2. j. w. harris
was elected hrsi vice president and
i H. Wrinkles second vice president.
They were lmoup.Seu. y board OF
directors was $50 elected. THO am
nusi mcctinr "nr banquet Of tho or
.an!2atiou was held Tonight. when
Guy Webb, the retiring president mad.
an interesting report. showing the
new Industries brought 10 Norfolk
during tho pasr H"ar and the activi-
tics planned fo' 1910.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-12
SUPREME co,nr or ArrEAI.s.

The following eases we're argued
resterdav in the supreme Court or NJ.
peals OF Virginia:
Boarn OF Supervisors "i Prince Will
liam County against Manuel ct All \. :
Eued ny Thomas II Lion for thc am
neiiant and K, \: hutchinson and II.
Thornton Davifs toc the appellees aud
submitted.
Starkc n Normar against ner.H :
executors - ais. Argued by g. V.
Me"cditn for appellants and John
rickreil foy appellccs and continued
until to-day.
I;rowder aGains, Camp ManUfact an
Ing Co. passed.
N.vt cases 10 be called:
Mitchell! vs.. Southern Railway 60.
carncntcr ", Smithcy.
Carlton ~. Iioudar.
Ramsey IS. Harrison.
Gr,nnan V. fredericksburg Lodge.
clc.
Virginia RAILWAY K Power Go vs.
o'E'lahcrty. being Nos. q TO %, inciu
sive.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-12
To-Day and Tonight in
Richmond.

Gcnerni Assembly of Nlrriniu
business nj State Capital. q. noon.
social Workers of SurScs' settle
mcnt, - south beech street N
O'ctOck.
Richmond thuhtcr. 4. -. a.. Lee
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