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MEMORIAL ASKS
PROTECTION FOR
COTTON PRODUCER
Is Sent to Congress by Pres
ident of Association of
Farmers Union Heads.

Fort Worth, Tex, Oct. Elm .
memorial to congress issued today
entitled "The American Farmer ant
His Government" H. H. Pope, presi-
dent of the Association of State
Farmers Union Presidents, favorine
protection on all agricultural pro-
ducts, declares that no country can
thrive half protected and half free
insists that there is no such thing as
a hyphenated tariff and asks that cot
ton be protected by a 12-cent mini
mum loan from the government.
The memorial, which goes into an
exhaustive analysis of the subject,
says in part:
"The cotton producer is the only
class of farmer who has always been
compelled to sell what he produced
on free market and buy what he
consumed on a protected market, and
as consequence, the cotton fields
of the South have more tenants, more
and more suffering than any
other agricultural area on the West
ern hemisphere. This condition
should challenge, but not BATTLE,
American craftsmanship.
"No matter what ones view may
be on the governmental policy of
protection or free trade, all will agree
that no country can reach it's highest
degree of prosperity, half protected
and half free. This country should
assist all industries, or none. No
productive industry can thrive, SELL
ing in free market and buying in
protected one We have no desire
10 bring all agricultural and manu-
featured products to the level of cot
ton. We only ask that cotton be lift
ed to the level of other industries.
"It matters not whether tariff
IS levied for protection, or for reve
lue. 1t offers to industry the same
assistance. There is no such thing
Is hyphenated tariff.
"a policy of universal protection is
n the interest of the American farm
n, for he sells more than he buys.
Protecting the factory without pro-
Getting the pillow is an objectionable
and should not be toll
Grated by the farmers of the nation.
Neither should any one agricultural
product receive protection, unless all
agricultural products receive protec-
ion"
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-10-08
RED SOX ARE VICTORS
IN SENSATIONAL GAME

Ninth Inning Rally by Brooklyn Falls Short and Bos
ton Takes Opening Contest Of Worlds Series, 6 to
5, Before Record Breaking Crowd.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-10-08

Boston. Oct. 1.-THE Boston Ameri-
can league club triumphed over the
! Brooklyn Nationals this afternoon, 1
to 5, in the first game of the 1916
worlds series, but marred their VIC
tory by splitting badly in the ninth
! inning.
For full eight innings, the 10000
odd spectators watched the junior
league champions romp through their
National league rivals, to lead of
6 to l. Then, suddenly, the Carrigan
machine began to slip, and the fight
ing Dodgers awoke to rev life, driv-
ing; Shore from the box, amassing
four runs, and having the bases
crowded when Shortstop Scott ended
the game by throwing Daubert out
on very close play at first.
Rally is the Feature.
This surprising rally of the team
from Greater New York was the
feature of the otherwise ordinary ball
game. Before the threatening rush
of the Superbas, developed in their
final turn at bat, the contest ap-
peared to indicate that the Boston
players would swing through to an
easy conquest. and the startling break
in the steady work of the club fur
nished the thrill needed to fix the
memory of the struggle in the minds
of the fans.
When Daubert, the first Brooklyn
bafsman, stepped to the plate in the
opening half of the ninth inning. the
spectators were beginning to leave
the field, but they halted in their
tracks as Shore passed the Superbas
captain, and Stengel sent him to Sec
ond with clean single.
Robins Rooter Lonesome.
A lone Brooklyn rooter began to
beat upon a tin pan, and here and
there were cries of encouragement
for the National league champions.
But the cheers died away, as Wheat
forced Daubert at third. Shore, how
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-10-08
OKLAHOMA MOB
RUNS ITS TOWN
TO SUIT ITSELF
Beats Councilman for AL
legged Debt, and Then Bod
lily Moves Postoffice.

Oklahoma City, Oct. 7.-Enraged
because the town council, in contract
ing for the construction of a new
WaterWorks plant, had incurred what
they considered a heavy debt, a
crowd of several hundred men sur
rounded the city hall at clifton, Okla,
tonight, and roughly handled e. K.
Frank and S. w. Abshire,, members
of the council, when they left the
building.
Frank was dragged through the
streets and severely injured before
he was rescued by the police. Abshire
also was badly bruised before the po-
lice subdued the mob.
Later, the mob learned that an in
junction had been issued restraining
the postmistriss of clifton from NOV
ing the building occupied by the
postoffice to a site beyond the. fire
zone of the town. They gathered
about the building, lifted it bodily
from it's foundation, and moved it to
the site that had been selected by
the postmistress.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-10-08
WESTERN front
IS AGAIN Scene
ENTENTE GAINS
British and French Forces
Acting in Concert and Ex-
tend Their Lines.
s(Associated Press Summary y

The British and French have; again
joined forces in an extended attack
against the German line on the
SOmme.
The British attacked from The Al
rt-Bapaume road, while the French
attacked along the line of the, Pc
onne-Bapaume road.
Gains ranging from a quarter of a
mile to two-thirds of a. mile we're
made, and the Anglo-French front
was considerably stretched Out. The
two forces are advancing along the
two sides of a triangle formed ly the
two roads, the apex Of which IS Ba-
paume. The British captured Sars, a
mile and a half northeast of Cource-
lette, while the French, according to
the war office communication, bril-
liantly attained all their detectives
A German armed submarine has
made the voyage across the Atlantic
arriving at Newport with official dis
patches and departing a few hours
later.
Entente allies forces are pressing
hard upon TeutOnic and Bulgarian
troops in the Balkans. Both in Mace
donia and in Dobrudja, the invaders
have been compelled to give ground
On front of ten miles near the
Struma river, British troops have oc-
cupied five villages and have repulsed
Bulgarian attacks against Nevolyn.
Further west, on the Macedonia
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-10-08
Wireless Calls for Aid Re
ceived from Antilla, off
Atlantic Coast.
SCORE or BOATS
RUSHING TO AID
Latest Message from Stricken Shin
Said Passengers Had Been Removed
in Vessels Boats. with (rcW TO
Follow in Few Minutes.

Newport News. Va, Oct. THE
ward line steamer Antilla, carrying
passengers from Cuba for New York.
is attire in the Atlantic ocean. 12O
miles Of Cape Henry, and passengers
aad crew have taken to small boats.
according 10 radio MESSAGES for as
sistanee from the Antilla, picked No
here late tonight
1he last message, at 1915 u. M.
said most of those aboard the vessel
already were in small boats and the
wireless operator expected to he
forced to quit the ship in a few
minutes. 1t urged other ships to
hurry to assist.
Ihe first message telling Of the
plight of the Antlla was picked I'D
at S."4 D. m. 1t was directed to the
coast guard station al Cape Henry
and asked that cutters be sent at
once. 1t said also.
All Oh board are taking to boats. :"
Rushing to Assistance.
The Onoadaga and the Apache inn
medlately were ordered to sea.
ooo'i eieGl TIC HIS message was
picked up, Cape Henry wireless
operators said either 26 or 27 ships
had taken up the call and were
spreading it broadcast. and offering
TO go to the aid of the Antilla, and
directing other ships to go there.
One vessel procured an answer
from the Antilla shortly after 9
o'clock, when she asked If there were
passengers aboard The reply said
Eyes" but gave no details or num-
Der.
The Somerset, closest to the Antilla,
that she was rushing to
the aid of the burning vessel.
Loaded With Sugar.
New York, Oct. THE steamship
Antilla sailed from Guantanamo.
Cuba, on Sept. 80, for New York. She
vas in command of Capt Slackatter, |
md carried crew Of 46. She is
owned by the New York & Cuba
Steamship company. Her gross ton
lage is 1862, and she is 1858 feet
ong. She was formerly under Brit
sh registery and was known as the
4urisdan.
Officials of the company said to-
light they had received a message
aging she was on fire. but giving no
etails. The Antilla was loaded with
ugar and lumber, they say.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-10-08

ever. could not control the ball, and
hit Cutshaw. Mowrey arose to the
occasion with bounder which jan
vrin could not handle, and Stengel
and Wheat crossed the plate, while
Boston fans began to move uneasily
in their seats. Their fears grew when
Olson beat out an infield hit, and they
were scarcely relieved when Chief
Meyer fouled out
Merkle, batting for Pfeffer, out
waited Shore, and walked, forcing in
Cutshaw with the third run of the
inning. There was not sound from
the thousands when Manager Carrl-
gan ordered Shore from the box and
substituted Mays. Myers. Brooklyn's
leadoff batter, scratched an infield
hit, scoring Mowrey, and the Ma
tionals were within a run of tying
the score. With bases still loaded
Daubert came up for a second time
in the inning. and every one of the
thousands of spectators held their
breath as the Brooklyn captain hit an
ugly bounder. Shortstop Scott
speared the ball and pitched it to
Hoblitzel. Daubert, sliding in head
first, appeared to arrive with the ball.
but there was a great cheer when
Hank ODay, literally overhanging
the base, signalled the third out and
the ending of the game.
Not Only Demonstration.
1t was a climax that showed the re-
sources and strength of the Red Sox
under pressure But it was not the
only demonstration.
Right Fielder Harry Hooper un-
covered the star individual play of
The day in the fourth. when he made
a great running catch of Cutshaw's
fly and nipped Wheat trying to score
from third. The ball left Cutshaw's.
bat as if undecided where it was
going. and Hooper had to sprint we'll
over toward the foul line, just back of
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-10-08
RETURNS FROM BORDER.

Word has been received here that
John H. Tucker. Dr., who left Pine
Bluff to enter Louisiana State Uni
versity, at Baton Rouge. and who last
spring was sent to the Mexican border
with Company H. First Louisiana in
fantry, has returned to Baton Rouge
and is now member of the sophomore
law class in the university. For a
period Of six weeks this summer Mr..
Tucker, was stationed at San Benito,
Texas.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-10-08
PRESIDENT BACK HOME.

Long Branch, Oct. 7.-Returnine
from his first invasion of the Middle
West since the campaign opened,
President Wilson today appealed to
independent voters to support the
Democratic party in November, on the
grounds that it presents united
front for the passage of progressive
legislation, while the Republican
party is made up Of discordant ele-
ments which can accomplish nothing.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-10-08
MILLION FOR MISSIONS.

st. Louis, Oct. THE board Of
missions of the Protestant Episcopal
church decided to make an appro
priation Of $1,6OO,OOO for missionary
work this year, at the session here
today.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-10-08
LICENSED TO WE'D.

License was issued by County Clerk
c. M. Nichol yesterday for the mar
riage of L. E. Yenney. aged AZ, and
Mrs. Della Jones, aged Sc.
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lCont1nued on page two.l
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Continued on page six.)
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SummaryTwo base hits, Lewis Hooper, Three
Walker HGble Wheat Meyers Sacrifice hits Scott
Cady Gardner Janvin bitze Shore Scott
Brooklyn Balls off off
nngs; Pe hit rum in inning; off Shore Hts runs
23 innings off Mays, hit 3 innings Hit
Meyers Empires plate, Connoy oDay field Quigley;
field, Dmeen Time,
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ten rcthten heltc DEM Sbcrgericht ein
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ltiisung ser @erfoilunesmdbigtett oes
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sung Der Staatsecicee abiclut per=
bictc.
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Staaten iino: slri5ona, Georgia, Spa=
bp, Soma, annlaa. Giillillippi
9toro Carolina, ltpro Sofntu. 81.
labpmo, Oregon, Siio Garplino
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sllubamu.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-23
Mgenleine Teitr ots @aibingtontages,
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