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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-01-23
Eota del dia

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p-omuncio cl >enor Matieuzo
Iiniron en Ia CamaIa Raia le
tenaiendo el Mem nal envia
DO al Congress de Washington
se desprenie Que N llegardc Ia
nora en- vista &c l,,> heCho> cue
van iomande relieve poderoso,
de formar el partido puertorri
queno franca Y reSueltamente
puertorrlqueno
Fl magnitco orador tuvo
apostrofes de condena del reQi-
men vigente. V sostuvo ia refor-
ma reclama1a en- el memorial
como doctrina de los dos partl-
dos que tlenen aslento en- el par
iamento Insular.
La logica admirable. la elo
ouencia poderosa. la magica pa
labra del galIardo tribune, Sc
apova en- tai culmulo de heChos
Sc We robustecida pOr tan tre-
Cuentes suCesOs, que no sucnan
a exajeracion los atronadorcs
aplausos que en- ell llamado tenn
plo de las leyes resonarOn como
una tempestad ensordecedora,
interumpiendo al insigne tri-
bunO.
Ell partido puertorriquenO Sc
gun la expression teliz del Sr Ma
tlenzo, estaria. tornado por@los
verdaderos amerlCanOs; pOr los
hombres que no pueden yer sin
enojos que perdure en- America
un coloniaje deprimente, un re
grmen de centrallzaclon mOscoc-.
vita y..defaStuosa opulencia btu;
rocratlca y en- ovecho ageno.
para contrib auxlllando pode-
rosa y efcazment-, la obra ami
quiladOra del cabOtaje actual.
ST un partjdo puertorriqueno
habria de recOnocer, de una vez
Y para slempre la pIeminencia
que debe tener 10 eCOn0mlCo
sobre 10 pollt1co entire nosOtros
81 un partido puertOrriqueno
puede exlglr con mas altlvez
Y reSOluClOn mayor, una prOteC-
cion Immediate de nuestro cate
0 una cOmpleta autOnOmia aran
cclaria par que busqucmos ia
COlOCaclOn de n4estroS prOduc-
tos en- la fO'ma que sea para no,
sOtros de mayor ventaJa; 81 TN
partiiO puertOrrique1l0 habrla de
tjarse mas en- 10 que convene a
la colonia, que en 10 que puede
gustar en- la metr0pOll, induda-
blemente que el pals resultaria
ganancioso y habria de conse-
guir ventajas inmediatas Y p0-
Sitivas.
OuiZas no saltaran entonces
COntrasteS tan brutales como el
que Ofrecen a simple vista las
infellces niEas abandonadas en-
San Luis. y los enormes Y pan
ZudOs tunclOnarlos que dlsfru-
tan aqui de premlnenclas que
no tienen los hativOS en- Su pro-
pia terra. va que en- la metro
poll no les es dado aspirar a
NADIA.
Puede ser que una fuerza; sin
los contagios peligrosos del po-
der, llegaSe a evitar las emigra-
clones, para que las salvajes ca
cerias de hombres puertorrique
6os que Sc vienen celebrando en-
el Hawaii, no siguieran en- bien
de la cOlonia trlste y por la ia
ma de la opulenta metropoli.
Y tai vez asi Sc evitaria que
Sc pidieran derechos politicos
inutilmente, sin energia y sin
fuerZa. mientras Ell pueblo gime
en- la miseria y las senales evi--
dentes de la crisis, estan llegan.
DO hasta las gradas del amplio
solio. en- que sc asientan los aft
clonados d COLOMBIAN, despo-
blaudo.
Falta hace que la politica del
pals sc oriente ca IN camino
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-01-23
TrasladO de COnsultOriO

El Dr.. Don Gustavo Munoz
ha yrasladado su Consultorio a
la casa mum, 81 de la calle de
Tetuan.-Telefono, 2s2.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-01-23

.fMdrSs .EgOStims.
San Juan 40 de Elero de Ioo5g
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-28

The fifteenth annual tournament Of
the Arkansas State SpOrtsmen : aSSoz
citation ended Thursday afternoon
one of the most successful ever held
i'll the state. j A. Proctor ef juno
tion city Wrestrd the state champien-
ship from Holm Pemberton of Little
Rock. Mr. Proctor also Won the ov-
i1,@ cup offered by The Latin Rand
company for the h@hpst record dur
Ing the two days shoot. Joyner Of
Memphis made the highest score dur
inc he shoot missing but 5G ont of a
Ft ssi6I" soc; but as he is non-resi-
dent of the state was debarred from
the trophies.
The scores made by the shooters
were not so hi@h as they might have
been but this WAS probably due TO the
fact thal they had bad baclaround.
The targets being thrown ont ever the
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-28
BIG BANQUET FOR BRYAN.

Madison Wis, July 2S.-(Speciall
One of the largest banquets ever
tendered William Jennings Bryan will
be given in his honor tonight at the
Park hotel here by the Democrats ef
tho state. Mr. Bryan this afternoon
lcctured at the MonOna Lakeside as
sembly and when it was learned tho'
he would be here today, 1t was decd-
ed to tender him the banquet, as he is
soon to leave on an extended trip to
Europe. Among those most promi-
nently connected with the movement
are Senators Mertor. North, Ran
dolph. Smith and other distinguished
members of the Wisconsin Denibcra-
oy, including Geo. w. Bird, A. G.
HOppman and others.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-28
PRESENT FORCE UNABLE TO
PATROL CITY AS IT SHOULD
BE DONE.
Suburban Sections Wholly With out
Protection at Times, and Can't
Be Avoided.

The agitation fer better pelice pro
lection for the city grows in volume
as the need of an enlarged force is
seen by the private citizens. Com
plants constantly come into the DO
lice headquarters about petty Of
fenses committed in the suburbs, and
sometimes the Offenses are not so
petty. Chief AL Stewart is power
less to give the city the protection
that should be given it with the limit
ed force under him at present, and
consequently many of these offenders
have to go unpunished
Said prominent citizen to a re-
Porter for the Graphic today:
"While I am opposed to any extrav-
agance on the part of the city govern
ment, | can not help but see the need
OF better police protection. The Cot
ton Belt shops are located in the east
end of the city. too far out to be pa
trolled by the small force now under
';.C ChiOl, anu yet ulIlioninS Il SOuICe
of need for patrol. The Cotton
Belt property should be protected the
same as any other property in the
city, and yet the police force can not
give it the protection needed because
the force is entirely too small. A.
least two more men are needed to pa
troll that portion of the city.
'This applies with equal force to
the west end of town, where we have
a big mill plant located and where
the officers are called nearly every
night in the week to make some ar
rest. It will be remembered that it
was while the regular officer of the
beat was out in that portion Of the
city that Schneider's tailoring estab-
lishment was burglarized leaving
Barraque street wholly unprotected
because the officer could not patrol
both places at once. That officer on
that night had to go out to the west
end with the patrol wagon. leaving
his beat for some time to do So We
need another two men out there.
"Pine Bluff has as efficient police
force as can be found in any city in
the United States. The only thing
needed is more men. I hope the pres
ent agitation for an increased fore
will result in something being done
by the city council"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-28
BODY OF UNKNOWN
Found at the Saline River Tank on
the Cotton Belt.

Rison. Ark, July 2S.-(Special.)-
J. II. Foster, justice Of the peace for
1isdale township, Cleveland county,
held an inquest on an unknown dead
man at the Saline river tank on the
Cotton Belt railroad His body was
examined the best the jury could
There were no marks of Identification
that could be found. He was sup
posed TO be white man of seemingly
large stature, being about five feet
ten inches high, and wore about No.
ter or eleven shoe. Two mandolin
picks were the only things in his
pockets. His age was about thirty
OF thirty-fve years.
His wearing apparel co,/>sted Of a
blue jumper, blue and red striped top
shirt, jeans or common wooden pants.
blue overalls and red undershirt.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-28

river and the shooters being unable
to judge the distance accurately.
Proctor came second in the scores
of the shoot, with 13S ont of a possi=
bic 500. Pemberton was third with
49G out of 800
The handsome Marlin repeating
shotgun was Won by A. l.. Morgan.
Arnold. Morgan ChatfieId. Wright
Proctor and Clements tied for this
prize in a score Of l9 out of 20, and
in the shoot-oH Morgan won, making
q score of ," out of Il possible %
The next tournament will he held ut
Little Rock. under the auspices of The
Capital City Gun club
MI of the shooters have left the
city fer their respective homes. They
expressed qualification over the sue.
cess of the shoot aud the reception
accorded them while in the city.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-28
: -RAVELE ERS WAS FIRST
COMPANY TO RESPOND.

Among the letters which we're re-
eaiVcd by the Arkansas Democrat cx.
tending sympathy over the bic loss
ncca stoned by the fire which campletc-
II destroyed the building and plant ef
The Democrat Sunday night is the
following from Mr. f b Bloom of
the Travc1ore' Fire Insurance compa.
ny Of Pine bluff:
Tho trie@ramS Announcing the de
struction of your beautiful building
and plant has occasiGnod vcly few
people outside of Your own family.
mere or keoner regret than il did the
undersigned. and this regret. | assure
you is not caused so much from the
fact Of this company's loss as it is
from the knowledge that we had Of
tho pride you had in the building,
which Was a credit TO he whole state
of Arkansas We have received no
! particulars. except that il is a very
great loss and can only extend TO vor
our heartfelt sympathy. KNOWN"
however, the stuff that YOU are mad
out of we predict that an even hand
s0mer building and better plant will
replace the lost one almost before il
is realized the same is destroyed.
beg to assure you in this connection
that a draft on us, or an intimation
from you that you would like to have
the money on our policy. will meet
with immediate acceptance en- our
part regardless of the future adjust
mentS.'
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-28
OUCH % GET ONE
Out Of the Multiplicity of Proposed
Railroads.

'out of the multiplicity of railroads
proposed fHr this city. i does seem
that W" ought 10 he able to land one
OF them. said Capt. !. B johnson.
secretary of the board of trade. to 4
Graphic reporter
Tho remark was called forth by the
visit, Wednesday. of a representative
of the Monticello people who are back
Of the project to build railroad
from that town to a connection with
the Rock Island. via Pine Bluff. This
gentleman was here with a view To
gathering statistics from this city for
the proposed route.
Il should be stated. in explanation
or Capt. 1ohnson's remark. thai his
road has nothing 10 do with the four
other propositions looking 10 the build
ing ff north and south routes through
This city. This is proposition of the
Aontlcelio people. Nothing has been
heard of the matter for some time.
and II was supposed hat the proinct
had died; but the visit of the repre-.
sentative to this city yesterday seems
to indicate that tho prom ters have
not given Hp hope Of ACCOMPLISHING
sOmethino.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-28
ENGINE HOUSE BURNED
Fire on Rob Roy Bridge Delays Cot
ton Belt Trains.

The burning of the engine house on
the Rob Roy bridge, across the Ar
kansas river, Thursday afternoon
about 8 o'clock, delayed freight and
passenger traffic on the Cotton Belt
several hours in the afternoon. Pas
senger train No. got here about four
hours late.
The engine house on the Rob Roy
bridge was erected in the middle OF
The structure, for the purpose OF turn
ing the draw span for boats passing
UT and down the river. An engineer
and a watchman are kept there con
stant1y. The engine was completely
ruined by the fire. and large quantity
of coal was also destroyed.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-28
DISTRICT CONFERENCE
OF Pine Bluff District in Session at
Sheridan.

The district conference of the Meth
odist Episcopal church. south, for the
Pine Bluff district. opened up at Sher-
idan Thursday, and will continue in
session until next Sunday.
All the local pastors of the NJ F.
church. south, are in attendance. Re
norts from the various charges in the
district will be submitted, plans for
the extension of the church work will
lie discussed. and devotional exercis
es will be conducted every day and
night during the session of the con
ference. A large attedance is antici
pated.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-28

efal days without definite results De.
'ef'lNe theek was about 10 give il
up as a bad job, when he discovered
clue by mere accident. He had
noticed quantity Of Star Navy tobac.
&c on exhibition at the store of The
Pihe Bluff Fruit company that excited
his curiosity. He was told that The
Nfoprietors bought the goods as dam
ased freight from the Iron Mountain
comnany. But beyond this he could
get no further information. for III
rroprietors had even forgotten the
name Of the person from whom they
bad purchased it.
Thursday afternoon the detective
was sitting in Tonev's livery stable
when be happened casually 10 re-.
mark that he would like to know
where the tobacco came from. JUDGE
Toney overheard tho remak. and told
h;m that he happened 10 be in the
FiNe Bluff Fruit companH's store
when tho young man came around 10
collect for the tobacco. and gave his
n&me - Claude Wood Seeing Judge
Teney in The place al the time. Wood
f without collecting the bill. stat,
inc that he would call later. Tie Off
GERS say that he never called AGAIN r.
collect ii The clue thus furnished
led 10 Woods arrest this afternoon,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-28

In the arrest of Claude Wood, ship
ping clerk for the Iron Mountain rail.
way company in this city. the officers
believe that they have stopped leak
AGE in the freight department Of the
Valley road that has puzzled them as
we'll as the railway officials for the
mast two weeks or more.
Wood is charged with grand lar
ceny. and his incarceration by Cit"
Detective Ed Cheek this afternoon
was the elimination of another clever
bit Of detective work on the part
fine officer making the arrest.
For some time past the local Off
cials of the Iron Mountain company
have noticed leakage in the freight
deDartment. Small articles of freight
coming in damaged. perhaps, would
1nysteriously disappear, and the rail
vay men We're totally unable TO ac-
count for it, They finally were forced
to the conclusion that some one waa
stealing the goods. The city officials
were notified and asked 10 keep a
lookout for the miscrcant. Chief
Stewart turned the case over to City
Detective Ed Cheek, which finally re-
suited in unfolding a clever scheme,
If is alleged, on the part Of young
Wood.
After working on the case for sew
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-28
REFRIGERATOR TAPPERs.

Refrigerator tappers continue to
get in their work. Thursday night
at the home of Mrs. c. w. Dowell,
refrigerator of some meat. He would
have taken other edibles, but a board
er heard noise on the rear porch.
where the refrigerator is kept, and
went to investigate. The thief hur'
riedly left and made coed his escape.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-28
PROMPT PAYMENT
Of Policy on Arkansas Democrat bY
Travellers.

Editorially HE Arkansas Democrat
SAYS: conc Of our home insurance
mpanieS-t Travellers Fire Insur-
ance company of Pine Bluff. with
whom the Democrat had a peley. has
written TO make draft for the face OF
the policy and il would be honofnd
1hat class of insurance is the roaf
stuff, and if II wcre possible 10 secure
all of the Insurance needed the anti.
tlast law would not be 50 bad. But If
any one doubts that ii is a hard job to
Get good lines of insurance in S20 0aG
amount or over at an advance over
old rates, let them go Gut and try IT,
Then send the receipt to the Demo
crat and We will advise the public
without charge
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-28
BIDS ASKED
For Supplies for the Penitentiay for
August.

In this issue appears an advertise
ment by the penitentiary board ask
ing for bids for furnishing supplies
for the Arkansas penitentiary for the
month of August, bids to be filed with
the board not later than August 7. 1t
is open to everybody in the state, and
there should be several bids from
Pine Bluff.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-28
COMING TO VlNDiGATE HlMSEi- f

New York. July 29.-ts3pe cial.4-
Among the passengers due here To
night from Europe is United States
Senator Chauncey NJ DepcW, Who.a
name has boon mentioned in he
Equitable scandal. He is coming 10
vindicatp himself, his friends say.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-28

fev DAYS visit to old friends here.
M. Taylor was formerly train dis
patcher for tie Cotton Belt in this
city.
Misses Lois aud Mabel Irvine of
Little Rock are wishing Mrs C. W,
Dowell. East Sixth avenue.
S. Herman of Memphis was a bust
uess visitor Thursday afternoon. He
registered al the Arlington.
NJ. c. Nichol Ct Shreveport, La,
spent Thursday afternoon in the city,
q guest of the Arlington.
W. p. Fitzgerald and family came
up from Fordyce Thursday night, ana
were guests of the Arlington today.
r. Brink TAYLOR of Louisville, Ky,
was an arrival in the city Thursday
night. and spent today at the A1ling
ton.
!. Fl. Seymour came in from st.
Louis Thursday afternoon. He was
guest of the Arlington while in the
city
Fl. Rush Barrett, a Sheriff. citizen,
was registered at the TrulOck While
spending Thursday afternoon in the
city.
A. 7. Spencer of Little Rock came
over en- a brief business trip Thurs
dav night, and spent today at the Ar
lington.
e. r. Cole of Birmingham. Ala, was
p business visitor to the city Thurs
day afternoon and spent Friday al
the Trulock.
Miss Sallie Jarvis Of Noble Lake
and Miss Sallie Fentress OF Oklahoma
CITY are in the city, the guests OF
Mrs. Jas. Gould.
Mrs. Matte Houston left this morn
ing for Kentucky, where she Will WIS.,
If relatives and friends at Calhoon
and OwensbOrO
w. B. Sadler, popular travelling
man of Little Rock, was a guest OF
the Arlington today while interview
ing local business men,
Miss Christie Richey left this morn
ine for Summerville, Tenn, to JOIN
her mother, and at which place they
will make their future home.
left Wright. Dermott citizen. was
a guest of the Arlington while spend
inc Thursday in the city on busi-
ness mission.
G. c. Thompson and wife OF Monn-
cello came in on a pleasure trip
Thursday and registered at the Ar
lineton while here.
q O. Bright came in from Warren
on business mission this mornlne.
He was autographed at the Arlington
while in the city.
q A. Smith. a Cincinnati citizen.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-28
BUY

Two OTIS from US ($300 and up
wards). when paid for; we build you
home. If house costs 5000. 20
months interest will amount to $100:
total, 500. You pay us $3.50 pA
month for 40 months; 3 1-3 Iearo
rent does the work.
"Get Yours"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-28
Il. ]. j. J. !. 4. + 1. + + j. f. +
L +
+ SOCIETY NOTES r
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Mr. Jack I.angford will entertain
lis young friends tonight.
Little Miss Elizabeth Sha'.a& enter
taiEed her young friends With 4
danceless ball last evening.
BRIEF MENTION.
T. J. Collier of Altheimer was in
town today
Mrs R. E. Lee has returned from
Altheimer
Mr. Chas Goering Of Owensboro,
Ky, is in the city.
S. M. Field of Little Rock is inter
viewing local business men.
]. P. Wright Of Camden was a
guest of the Arlington today.
S. B. Williams of Little Rock came
over ON a business trip today.
D. Jesse Michall Of Little Rock
came up from Texarkana Thursday.
M. B. Stegner and H. D. Lefever OF
Little Rock were in the city today.
H. P. Sutton of Little Rock was
guest of the Trulock Thursday after
noon.
Col. Frank Kendall came up from
Kedron Friday on a brief trip to the
city.
w. P. Orr came up from Texarkana
today. He autographed at the Airing
ton.
Miss Minnie Strauss returned Wed
nesday from two weeks stay in Hot
Springs.
Miss Rose Aiken is spending the
summer with her sister at Green
Forest, Ark.
w. G. Bowen, a prominent citizen
of Stuttgart, was registered at the
Arlington today.
Jewell Morton of Fordyce was in
the city today, and registered at the
Arlington.
j. E. Millikin came in from Little
Rock Friday and spent the day here
or business.
Mrs. T. G. Willis and sister of Ri
son were registered at the Arlington
Thursday night.
c. W. Butts of Linwood formerly
of this place, was business visitor
to the city Friday.
Will Taylor of Beaumont, Texas,
arrived in the city this morning on
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-28
ARRESTED ON SERIOUS CHARGE

=, A,oE WOOD SHIPPING CLERK AT TE IRON mo,tnr., ,ro
CHARGED WITH TAKING RECEIVED FOR LOCAL mra
CHANTS, THOUGHT THAT A MYSTERIOUS FAX uas
SOLVED.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-28

interviewed local business men
hiirsday afternoon. and autographed
~ the Arlington while here.
8#t'ibbs. 4 prominent citizen of
noble Lake. was business visitor
o town Thursday afternoon, and reg.
lStered at the Trulocb while here.
George H. Gray of Dayton. Ohio.
fas circulating among local business
men Thursday afternoon. and regis.
tered at the Arlington while in the
City.
!. p. Stephens came in from Lima
Ohio Thursday afternoon and reg
lStered at the Arlington while spend
ING a short While here on a business
Trip.
Mrs. Henry Brown and daughter.
and Mrs. Henry Marx and two chill
dren. returned last night from pleas
ant visit to relatives at Farmersville.
La
Miss Berta Sullivan returned last
right from visit to friends at New
port Ark. Miss Kate Harder. who
accompanied her, Will be her guest
tof some time
". a. Owens and B Vinson came
over from Little Rock on a brief bust
ness "trip Thursday aftNrneon and
spent few hours with local business
men They autographed at the Tru
lock while in the city.
". J. Stanfeld and wife Of Risen
passed through the city today en-
route to Hot Springs for the benefit
OF MI. Stanfelds health. He is edi
tor Of the Cleveland County Herald.
and a leading attorney Of his town.
Mrs. Halsell and child arrived here
from New Orleans Thursday after
noon and will spend the next few
months with her mother Mrs. Hoff
man. on Third avenue. Mrs. Halsell
left New Orleans on account of the
Yellow fever epidemic. and will re-
main here until the disease is stamp
eG out in New Orleans
Double Wells.
Double Wells. Ark. July 21.-Nrs.
fer dinner vest arday. found what i
called cabbage snake in one of the
cabbages and it is on exhibition here
in the postoffice.
away with Mr. c. Fl. Caldw"ll', wagon
last Tuesday evening and tore down
4 part of Mr.. Caldwells cotton house:
then ran over a large white oak
stump. turned the wagon over. broke
the left front wheel all into pieces,
lroke the spring seat and hurt Will
liams and his little son, Tom, very
lady, but not seriously.
Last week negro went through
this vicinity breaking open peoples
houses, and taking such as he wanted.
He went into Mr.. Ed McGann's
Mr.. ]. H. Williams let a team run
house. broke open the trunks and took
! Mr.. McGann's pistol and cartridges.
j He then went to Wesley Thompson
house and redressed himself, taking
off his clothes and putting on Mr..
Thompson best undersuit, his best
oversuit. two shirts. also razor and a
lat. The burglar went to Sam Jones
house and took Mr.. Jones hat. tobac-
co. watches and few other articles.
He then left en- Kendall's log tram
! and caught the "dinky" and rode it to
the mill, and helped unload the train
of logs. He went from KendalPs up
about Grace station on the Cotton
Yelt. and last Monday evening Mr.. Ed
NcGann and Coon King went down to
Grace and caught the negro and
brought him back. He had part OF
! the things on him he had stolen.
Mr.. G.. H. Caldwell returned from
Clio Yesterday where he had been a
| few days On business.
DISTRICT CONFERENCE
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-28

N. Gibbs. 4 prominent citizen of
Noble Lake was a business visitor
% town Thursday afternoon, and reg
lStered at The Trulocb while here.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-28

These are good advertising days
Fourth Estate.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-28

George n. Gray Of Dayton. Ohio
*as circulating among local business
men Thursday afternoon. and regis.
red at the Arlington while in the
city
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-28

&'erFitWed local business men
'h3irsday afternoon. and autographed
Il The Arlington while here.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-28
PROCIEk IS STATE CHAMPION

@RESTEO THAT HONOR EMsERT0N TIE
SHOOT AND ALSO WON THE LAFLIN-RANo COMPANY LOVING
cyP-JoYNER OF MEMPHIS HIGHEST SCORE Dur
ING THE s-ooT-NExT MEETING ROCK