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Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-25
INJURIES FOLLOW INSULT
AND DEATH Is PROBABLE
FIGHT IN CLUB MAY RESULT
FATALLY
Simon Miller Resents Order From a
Porter and Assaults Him With a
knife-Jumps From Window in a
Futile Effort to Escape

Enraged at being ordered by porter
to sit in chair properly at the San
Fernando club yesterday, Simon Miller
is said to have followed lesson Stanley,
the club servant who angered him, into
the wine room and, after cursing the
porter, stabbed him several times and
inflicted injuries that may prove fatal.
Stanley's cries attracted the attention
of several men in other rooms of the
club, but they arrived too late to save
the porter from several knife wounds.
AS they entered the room Miller made
his exit through window.
John Bird, Harry Dye and a negro
named Sharkey started in pursuit of
the assaiant, and after chasing him
some distance on San Pedro street drew
their revolvers and fired. Simultaneous
ly with the flash of the revolvers Miller
fell to the sidewalk, and this accident
probably saved his life He was on his
feet in an instant and ran as fast as
before.
Coup Fails
Believing that they had wounded
Miller, Sharkey and Dye ceased shoot
ing but continued the pursuit. The
trio turned east on First street and
north on San Fernando street. While
trying to execute a coup on his pursu-
ers, who were gaining on him, Miller
fell into their hands and was given
over to an officer.
Stanley was removed to the receiv-
ing hospital and word was sent to his
family at S33 South Hope street that he
was fatally injured. After examination
the police surgeon stated that there
is slight chance of Stanley recovering.
According to information received by
Officer Ingram. Miller was sitting on
the back of a chair with his feet in the
seat Stanley, who is the proprietor's
nephew, was employed as porter, and
noticing that Miller was not doing as
he thought he should, requested that
he sit properly.
You black - - - -" cried
Miller, "yo' caint bawl nah out widout
fightin'." and with that started after
Stanley. Stanley did not seem disposed
to apologize, and a fight followed.
Stanley's friends assert that Miller was
being worsted when he pulled knife
and attacked Stanley. Officers Ingram,
Kreege and Glenn were detailed to in
vestigate the affair.
The leader., 1905-02-01

E. z. Lucas. Wing0, KY, writes,
April 25Ih, 1902: For 10 TO 10 years
had been AID icted wit b naalady known
as tho itch. The itching was most
UNDESIRABLE; had tried for years to
find relief. having tried all remedies
I could hear of besides number of
doctors. I wish to state that one sim
gle application Of Ballard's Snow Liu-
naent cured me completely and perma-
nently. Since then have used the
Iiniment on two separate occasions for
ring worm and II cured completely s
25e. SOC and 81 90 bottle. Sold by Rfiee
Drug Co.
The leader., 1905-02-01

Miss Blanche Gradwohl, ii New
Orleans, arrived ia BrookhaYen
yesterday and Is Gle guest of MF.
and Mrs S. KohIman and family.
Miss radWol.l bears the disline-
ton 0f being the faudee of Mr.
David KobIman. The eldest son aI
tho home in which she IS q guest
The leader., 1905-02-01

ROUTE
New Orleans and Northeastern BY.
Alabama and Vickshurg RY.
Vicksburg, Shreveport and Pacific Ry

Most direct route to Texas
and all points west. Solid vesti-
bule trains, dining cars, elegant
Pullman sleepers.
Twelve hours quickest time
to points in North Texas, fifteen
hours quickest time to points il
South Texas. Choice Of routes
through New Orleans OF Shreve-
port.
For detailed information ap-
ply to,
Jno. w. Mood,
Tray. Pass. Agent,
Meridian, Miss.
The leader., 1905-02-01

The Salve that cnres Without a scar
IS DeWiltss Witch Hazel Salva. Cats,
Burns. Boiis, Bruises and Piles disnp-
pear before the use Of this aalve as
snow hef0re the sunshine of spring.
Miss H. M Middleton, Yhebaa, IIl,
says I was seriously afflicted with
fever sore tllas was yPfy paints
DeFNitk's Witch Hazal EalYe cured ne
ia less than week. (tst the genuine.
Sold bg Price Deug 90.
The leader., 1905-02-01

Mrs. Edward Magae will leave
today for her home ii Indian Ter
rlt0ry, on visit
The leader., 1905-02-01

Mrs. Jos Martin WAS aeeiaens
tally shot and killed BIZ her 8
year oId san All indianp ie
Has staying With target rifle.
The leader., 1905-02-01

Mr. Shelby Wood spent Sun
day and Monday with relatives iu
Hazlehufst
The leader., 1905-02-01
THE uNEOUALLED BEAUTIFIER

a FEW applications win remove tan or sal
IN lowness and restore the beauty OF youth.
SATlN0LAis Is q new discovery, guarantes cd,
les, Pimples, Liver Spots, Black Heads, Tan,
DiScolorations and Dlsfiguring Eruptlons. Or
dinary cases IN 10 days, the worst In 20 days.
After these defects are removed the skin will
be soft, clear. healthy and beautiful Price 10
cents at drug stores or BY mail. Thousands Of
ladies testify to the merits of Satin0la.
Mrs. Eta Brown writes:--St. Louis, Mo. June
80 1904. II have been using your Satinola,
Egyptian Cream, Soap and Nadine Face Pow
der and like them all very much. This is the
first summer since childhood that have been
without freckles. am S4 years Old and have
better complexion now than when girl.
NATIONAL TOILET CO., PARIS, Tenn.
Sold In Bfookhaven by Price Drug CO., q. e.
Grafton Drug Co., and al leading druggists.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-14
POINT NOT WELL TAKEN

Mfs. lenner lee Ond 81 don't
sae Why the Gu 2t,. |! Cpera" wl,o:,
is ENGLISH It isn't ssant; opera
vhra you can understand What tine
S;fGerS are saNins.
Mls sr'ae~Hoi'u-Whs, bless YOU.
yau can't Np}c-s'a II: diem any better
hva theN S.n4 iu EHslit1 thaf wlets
tL,N SING IN Italian CNjea44 Tr,4-
i,l}a
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-14
ALIASES OF THE BEEF TRUST

When the Interstate Commerce
! Commission WAS investigating at tn.
city of Chicago. October l3. 1901. The
! subject of private cars. one Cf the
{ witnesses examined was George P
Robbins vice president and general
! manager of the Armour car lines says
instalmcnt of The Greatest Trust in
the World in F.yerybCdy's Magazine
OF recent date. take this extract
from the proceedings
Commissioner Prouty--"What 9th
q! lines are there now that can Oper-
ate in competition with your line ,
Suppose Il railroad wanted a line O.
rr1rigcratOr cars-What line cGu}i
they &C, to besides the Armour 'in"??'
Mr. Rubbins-.Well there a. sev-
tra other lines that do scm1 bust
tess
Commissioner proufy Name just
ft.w q them
VI. Robbins-"Thc S0 ii People
aua the CalforHi;. Fruit Trans sporta-
tiDa Company
Mr.. Robbins ~.id this with 5he air
|. :. nam reading the funeral service,
suJ tn, effect cg his aud tors Was
vr:y tifertnj Some gasped and some
Wa,,tt.t! to shrietx with laughter The
delicate point OF Mr. Robbins sally
e4r be appreciated only by under
standing that to all intents and pur-
poses Swift is Armour and tue Call
furuia Fruit transportation company
l., Swift, and the Fruit Growers EA-
press is the California Transporta-
ten. and the Beef Trust is one and
all Of these together and there is
NJ. rcre chance for any one to com
pete with the Beef Trust in the Cali
foruia fruit trade than there is to
get the average railroad traffic man
aser to admit the truth about rebates.
Human ingenuity cannot make the
comparison stronger.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-14
r. !. T. /. i. 4. - f. + + + + + +
T. +
4 ADJUSTMENTS. =
i r
= = + + + 1. + + + + 4. I. + + = =
Romeo and Juice

Shakespeare genius WAS at it's bcV
.,rlers in this play, How skiIlfn is
the contrast of the Nurses subtle hu=
tcrizati0n with Merculio'S scoflin"
sNuieisnl. Il creation OF high comedy
with he fragrant innocence Of Juliet
and the romantic enthusiasm of he"
lever. Romeo All the very best fra.
Surts uf dramatic composition and Pc
,l1.v are 10 be found in Romeo and
AAliet The interest is absorbin9 the
}slhos most deeply touchinG whil,N
lie humorous element never too prom
went affords that contrast so essen
,at L. The truly great drama The
character of F'r,ar Lawrence is we'll
worth study, So is thai OF Lady Capu=
iei. Paris mirth PROV ollins Peter
lie starving apothec"rN: the fiery
lNhalt old Capulet; noble Eenvolie
..lld thc lesser characters This beaH-
fauI play must always highly interest
5hust who are not dead TO the nChlcSt
passions of our nature or blind to the
greatest beauties poetry c3n create.
Sin.velle's production carries all new
ecenery complete. properties and elec-
Tit effects. and will be given i'll its
Aay Aptil Is.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-14
INTERESTING BITS.

Alaska 5 brown bears near the Ber
Ing Sea live largely Oh salmon and
are extraordinary fishers Befo9" ne
ginning to fish they always place
themselves ON the downward side tr
The river "'rhey seem to smell the
salmon by some extraordinary meat.
easily" says Il hunter. and then be
gin dashin@ in and out of the ry"G
a; some shallow place. rarely failing
To catch a fish They bring it out OF
the bank and devour it, if possible Sc
lectng sCme thick patch of bushes
and grass in which to make thei.'
iinal, which does not take them lGrS
la Il public toll. room soap. ree'>-
il& with preceding contamination. j.
used in entire ignorance Of the fact
that Il break in the cllticle will ALLOW
Infection to be introduced into 'ite
circulation as direct and positive -
vaccination. In twG eastern states
bills are pending in the state lesisis
lures seeking te make il Il mtsde-
mcanOr to expose toilet soap in ptia-
lie toilets. where il may be handled
by different persons.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-14
Gentry Bros Famous Shows Tomorrow


rhc Gentry Brothers famous shows
MIN play their annual cn2a@rment
III the city Tomorrow afternoon and
,vvnnG They will arrive on their spe-
val train Al AN early hour i'll the
morning. and by To O'Clock all will he
~ Il adiness fo> one OF the largest
~hows new en the road
'rhs Gentry Brothers have had tour
\ i2 shows on the read UP Till i :
year ThtN are NOW combined and
#form one Of the larSest shows rQW
before The public Some OF the prll-
opal features This year are NO huos
0red performing ponies 0ue hNNdre I
lcs actors that 80 oVerNthin4 hO
salk. Two herds Of performing ele=
pnanle ana camrls fifty monkeys
,aAoou and eiboou comediarS and 4
Il0mbsr of bic c'reus acts iatludtns
TIE marvellous fre juggling Nerwans
imported bN the Gentry Brothers feon
he Tyoli muse ha1. Sydaoy. Ans
,ralja, l<.tamura troupe japanese
=Yerforn,ers. wl4a az oeV mak5a7 eae'z
trSt appearance il thi~ { Hzr y. 2rt
:. number of clowns auJ juu ma'>,~~
N,ho eates % the 5mu~eH.es ct III
}a2ses aaa ehildtea Ia Il - ia na1
re VII y" fcuu = o1ry Car.l' tGra=
weeks oid rtr tic 5U97.a@f 80
udart cap 4 and SHa, aa
n,al.as bors e},9 seen y Il t"> ti~
,uz. I'm Gentry Brolfeg9 rat.
Wis ye,r IS eeu5eiea = aay@~ ar8
r6b,ie = eedpse all form aea'a9's
VIII an, tgnt arzau zattaa Is
aras. 1aa mae lar4
nne erNra spectacle ! sg.e.. -ea4
". so1d ana 5tttfae.a5 "a V4-5t.s
,haIsotS hands as5jopes. ete Sic aa
-,aae w.H eav- til show afoa#'5
3e.5a ta@oraow morning f55 AZ
uoon performance viii eamaieae u.
2:15 AMI n eyeein@ peri et,a uce 4.
$ snara Tae GeatrH Baase = haA=
always presented J3e efeaae~ ~
most hsal. up-tedale peafo4manr
Yer sea IN Pine Blua aoa d ,tl
lna' J1e .arge tent wju hr pa, k,& =
uth .e;@<rmauoos Is almost an IS.
SnreG '5et
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-14
Dancy for Burns

ur. Rersin P2na. III, writes Il
save used Haaagtd's Snow Ltn.@ss'nt
s.g,ags= =r,sanseutled it #to nay tr.anf,=s
- an eou.:=eeat there is na Aetsg'
,uade is ANDY fui bans fhos
vap i've 0r farms are vs9rtis5.' w
~ 10 many aeellentA eats A4"A-
te4tsas. Whita neal taptd.H NJ IA
4:ds snew I.iniment is ap9'ie :
>45t,id always be kept in rhe Ae0-
Far cases of emergency = ayn.S
- cents, s1."0 bottle. Sold - I. Is
CoGn.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-14

A newspaper, whose columns over
TOW with ads OF business men. has
mova Influence in attracting attention
to, ami building up, a city CT town
ti.au any other agency that can be EN-
p,1yed. People so where there !:
business. Capital and labor viii 10
cate W here there is an ent"rpris.nS
community. No power on earth is
So strcng 10 build up a town as :
newspaper We'll natroni2cd. and ii,
,ower should he apnrociated.-ReN
II DlWn, Tatma%c
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-14
W On HIS 3 E

tss9s proprietor IA baltisooce
e5a.~ a. aa.gs9.r4 95e.y ii ~i!i1h tlc
,Fa!t, H~@rr is i ON 41rg.emau wgst
.apVr ;t2 ~ajtets l. ,is> hotels II
Nea4.faa'.5a. t.!!syl,'f= lsls aHetsIoH
u.s. sit#n@ ~Ns,v.f..
g glgmu. sEy E;,.trsssa:.
Ez s;s'.g ~ / W.5z 45S ~.
..9- ..av h .4f. "4eu tHe
aasay vao a. ~s@ei AIN 1@e1 a.#
~,ot r.Ae ~. NcA aly'3 s.1
.N34 iauee - ..t.,@.e.iss
~ te n-y teMtaa5; t.,> ~
tta4 G54sa.i=4.et4
hfN1
nF Boss s4-1a,i HI
V.t.s aa .35~ Jsz
yot WlG.i. *
y -
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-14
The Use OF Borden's

Eagle Brand Condensed Milk insures
strong, healthy children, as reputable
physicians testify. These who use 1t
for their babies are spared the dan
gerous disorders of infantile digestion;
their children mature as they should
in weight, size and health. Beware OF
unknown brands.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-14

I'VE use afternoon exclusively dur
ne the week. morning papers Sunday
only. Mr. Peake. ADV. Mgr. o!
Johu c. Lewis company, Louisville
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-14

~he Chieaza deaeouueSs liza has
tNenty-seven teaconne>ses aui pHo
batiouers Connected with the work
God always has an ange. 81 help
for these Who are willing Il - ,hel,
duty"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-14
NEW SLEEPING 1AR SERVICE
VIA IRON MOAN-AiN RCuT

NEW SLEEPING 0AR SERVICE
VIA IRON MOGn-AiN ROUTE
Commencing August Stn, the lrs,
Mountain Route viii establish throuss
daily sleeping car service betwee7
New Orleans anu St. Louis, via. Va
ley Route and 7. P. on the fo!lowin
schedule:
Northoounc.
Leava New Orleans 6:35 p. n.
Leave Pine Bluff 4:45 p. II.
Arrive S., Louis 7:35 a. III.
Soutnoound.
Ieava $: Louis 500 p NJ
Arrr:ee Pine Bum 1880 a. n.
A;,::'Fe New Orleans S:55 a. m.
r. reservations apply to loca
egert
H {. TOWNSEND. G. P. IA
St LcuI Ma
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-14
Jobbers, Wholesalers and
Manufacturers
OF PINE BLUFF ARKANSAS.
---~

LUMBER =
BLUFF LUMBER COMPANY.
Manufacturers and dealers Lumber Lath Shingles, 10
House Bills pec,'lty Cheap Lumber for cabin! u.
buildings buildings, The cheapest
"''' ." earth r,ux,r,,.r :
FURNITURE COMPANY.
Our BEDS bedroom suits and side boards are the souse
.bl ubstaniate Hold orders until write us for
euppEPHA7T FURNITURE COMPANY -
SALESKOUM MAIN STREET.
near Cotton B ~
H sit US sas SSi'as aspee, 'ste'1 our line ~ ~ ~ = ~ C.
FOX BROS, HARDWARE
Leaders Soves Wire N.
CUTLERY All shipped promptly r.
CENT Our motto is Fair Dealing as satisfied customer Is ,
need Of anything our line YOU
''
oUEENsWARE
RYLANp ouEENsWARE
We wholesalers cockery. tnwsre grant. \
ware soneware glassware Bucks ansu
lamps for fancy China At ~
In the
ISAAC oReyFus.
Our wholesale department complete n Farnt,
lnss. delivery and quantities
our strong pon 122 a. Pine
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
wEs1sRook GRAIN AND COMM COMPANY
Plaster, Fire Brick, Fire
Neal Salt, Potatoes Bran, Corn,
Hay. cottcnsesd Meal. shpsun, Field Seed
Carload lots specially
FOUNDERS
COMPANY,
boilers,
planning nnery Machinery
Supplies
BUSINESS COLLEGES
PRACTICAL BUSINESS COLLEGE
Soie;ts ambitious and
Bookkeeping Typewring
JAMES, in,
UNDERWRITERS AND EMBAIMERs
HoLDE7NEsssEkYARD co.
We a o In
trade e1ceed
ed Embalninz shipping al
and telephone prompt attention
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-14
CfpNT ESTATE

ta ,;5N Ia Sov a~gok y,u.
l94ian ri suffering
Crae t.tery Jime he Started i
}eg5I Il proteSt against hi, >mo'dog
tna +. Ue>er failed to start his 4. \
Il laa1st3 Detroit Free Press.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-14

Little colds. Thousands u lives
sacrificed every year Dr. Wood's
Norway Pine Syrup cures littise colds,
cures bic colds, too. down to tHe very
verge cf consumpticn
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-14

4 small stone has he~n lodged il
the British Museum which L N"il2-
What of a nlystrrN II has Uven alsI1-
cd the scmakuir 1t comes f:om Rim
land. aud the Firms ARE s9!d to tell
tn, weather by it, T., ST We eiA",ps
it's appearance through absorb ne TIE
moisture in the air preceding ran.
II then becomes black.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-14

Aesaleus. a1cw WITH d.,tress. .u4
frequency ga the taln, Gus h"9jsl ;,
~;tn2s, SPfa5n~. t1I F60N3AS ''lc'ec.
IL oi relieves the n5jn t@sflntlv.
NtNet SAT- without it
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-19
He KNEM.

First Shoe Dea.er-Business is aw-
full poor marked my stock down TO
half price and didn't sell anything
Second Shoe Dealer-You should
have marked them down to half siz
ca.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-19
BIC MILL STRIKE
At LAST ENDED
GOVERNOR DOUGLAS EFFORTS
CROWNED WITH SUCCESS
FALL RIVER ABLAzE WITH
ENTHUSIASM OVER NEWS.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
Fall River Mass, Jan. 1S.-News Of
the settlement Of the long pending
mill strike was received in this ci y
with great enthusiasm Within half
an hour of the time word first came
10 the city of a settlement the streets
were crowded with men and women
giving every manifestation of JOY.
During the afternoon the crowds and
demonstration increased. Rejoicing
was particularly made among non
union employees who, howerey, had
lent support to the strike, these have
been among the principal sufferers
from privation, as they have been de
pendent in many cases upon soup
houses, while union members have
received strike benefit money.
The strike was Sc tied through the
efforts of Governor Dougles. The
men will return to work at once and
the wage scale will be adjusted with
the assistance of the governor
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-19
SALOONS CLOSED
AND JAILS EMPTY
EDWARDS is A MODEL COUNTY,
AT ONE TIME JURORS WE'RE
FINED WHISKY WHEN TAR.
DY.

A dispatch from Carbondale says:
With its Jail tenantless, with not a
criminal case on the court docket,
and not a saloon within its limits, Ed
wards county may well lay claim to
the moral banner of the country,
Withal. it is one of the most prosper
ous counties in Illinois. But accord
ing to the records, matters we're diff
ferent some scores of years ago, for
at a session of the grand jury in AL
bion, October 20, 1923, bylaw was
passed that any member of the jury
not present fiji cen minutes after his
name had been called should be fined
pint of whisky. The changed con
ditions are attributed TO the work OF
sturdy pioneers, who years ago ex
PEELED the lawless element. That thelI
reform operations took deep root IL
evidenced by the remarkable condi
tions that now prevail.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-19
TWO THOUSAND CHURCHES
MOVE ON THE LEGISLATURE
Concerted Discussion of Local Option
Throughout Illinois on Jan. 29.

Upon the suggestion of the pastors
of Chicago who, to the number of FIVE
hundred at a noon meeting, issued a
call TO the state. the Anti-SalCon
league of Illinois is preparing for dis
cussion of the local option bill in
every pulpit in Illinois on Jan. %, and
now expects to take up the question.
The league has supplied every pas
tor with a special pamphlet gotten out
for this purpose with an advance copy
of the full text of the bill and all in
formation necessary in preparing a
discourse upon it The league further
recommends that in addition TO the
consideration in the individual pulpits
at the morning service there shall be
mass demonstrations and union meet
ings at night in every community. to
be addressed by the pastors and prem
inent laymen.
The object of this is to arouse the
people to let the legislature know by
letters and otherwise that the church
people are in earnest on the local op-
ton question and will support them
in voting for the bill
The league viii move on the scene
of legislative action and mass its own
entire force Of ten expert men al
Springfield on this day. and occupy
the pulpits of the capital city church
es.
In addition to this widespread dis
cussion the league will also be assist
ed throughout the entire session il
the dissemination of information b.
a syndicate of religious and reform
papers published or circulating large
! ly in the state, With an aggregate
weekly circulation OF over three quar
ters Of a million, which has beer
formed fer the purpose Of secuIinl
/ prompt and accprase Information 0
the progress Of the local opticn cam
paign in the Illinois iesislature-
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-19
PRESIDENT TO HUNT DUCK.
Will be Guest at Joe Jefferson's Fa
nous Island Camp.

New Orleans, Jan. 1S--In anticipa
ton of President Roosevelt's visit to
Avery's island. Joseph Jefferson's ia
nous hunting and fishing camp John
Mcllhenny, former lieutenant in
Roosevelt's Rough Riders. is making
elaborate preparations. Avery's is
land Is one of the finest duck hunting
places in the south. and President
Roosevelt will spend two or three
days there.
The McIlhenny pace is a noted
southern plantation home of ante-bel.
lum architecture with wide veran.
das and large oak trees Mr.. Nell
henny's mother and sisters, who en-
tertained Miss Alice Roosevelt at the
Mardi Gras two years ago viii re
ceive the president. The date for his
arrival has not been fixed.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-19
VIM. ]. BRYAN
MADE CHAIRMAN
But Refuses Presidency of lii
uois oIiege
CONDlTIG. is ATTAC Ed
THAT INSTITUTION MUST WITH.
DRAW ITS AFFlLlATloN
FROM UNIVERSITY OF
CHICAGO.

Jacksonville, H.. Jan. ls.-W. J.
Bryan was elected chairman of the
beard of trustees of Illinois college,
today. He accepted the post only on
condition that The institution with.
draw from its affliation with the Uni
versity of Chicago.
The proposition to make him presi-
dent Of the institution Mr.. Bryan OPP
posed, stating that he felt it TO be
the duty of a college presiden, and
particularly the duty of a president
of small college. 10 be with the in
stltution and know intimately the stu
dent body.
In accepting the Craftsmanship Of
the board of trustees he desired to
make 1t plain that he had no particu-
lar views to foist upon the board, but
wanted simply to be of that company
which would put forward united and
well directed effort to enlarge the
scope of the college and its field OF
usefulness.
Must Choose Harper or Bryan.
The action taken regarding tae af
filation agreement between Illinois
college and the University Of Chciaga
entered into during the administra
tion OF President Barnes was in the
form of notice given the university
Of the desire of Illinois college to
withdraw from the affiliation, which
notice under the terms of the agree
ment must be served six months in
advance of the time it is to take eff
! feet.
The fact of the affiliation was re
sponsible for the absence of the dis
| tingulshed alumnus at the seventy
! fifth anniversary celebration OF tn,
college, when an attempt was madt
to secure him for an address. II
perfection was also the occasion fol
| his withdrawing from the board t@.
years ago. He stated today that h!
| interest in the college had been rus
! pended during the time the affilia
lion agreement had been in operation
1t was conspicuous fact that at tht
time of the celebration that the only
public mention of Mr.. Bryan wal
made by President Northrup Of tht
| University of Minnesota in the ami
versary address who declared him tf
be tribune Of The people, earnest
nccP c1nrageQgs end e'oaucni s.
Committee 10 ss,ect President
Ar Ei1ai and the .ru9tee wer,
IA sce-'9n fte hours aud the affair
ho college we're discussed in 4
lmi " u nryan Richard yqies
lrr owan P TbUnpson and vii
ar Brown were among the commi.
aaMet - secure a new preslden
~ the irrt9u.ion. Jelius =. strarr
e ti o19nuc acting president
Mr Lrsln nado two addr c
ill here ne to the students /,
&c college chapel and another in Tho
evening when he spoke TO mass
meeting of citizens aud friends o
be institution. Mr.. Bryan left OF
the evening train for the east. HI
viii meet with the trustees again il
ten days.