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Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1905-05-17

e"mnahslelE 1t knights Temp)ar held
= ahiftN thiHd ANIMAL conelaya III this
ti'N yast1rd Tho grand command
ery comn1.Fed jhe transaction of lis
,usinesS a. Sic morning md afternoon
session. aHd Ia the=e9emn2 q rceop=
E-olf Wa iendered ~ tlp Grand com
"oandsry 10 Sf kut4ht Edward Win
soN Nelliuaton, grand Warder Of lie
Grand rncampn,ent of Knights Tenn
1,al, Ct America who made an Official
visitation 10 tho eueanpmrnf II thiz
ecnclaVc.
Tho connnaHderH me- yesterday
informing al 10 O'Clock al the Masonic
Temple Dnfine the mornin2 Sos
son tsant Commander T II Jones
delivered an address and the grand
recorder and ethor officers made thojr
;,nnuaI reports The b,I.lness Of the
:, sston wa Da@rlg routine. and Their
wa re- Iea1si.uion Or importance
q die afternoon session officers
were elected fms The ensuing NeaH
Tho new cfffc"fs are a. allows:
$. 2. CoIle2s. llol Springs. 2fana
commander.
Potter Ricrey. Mai.ianua deputy
@"and commanders
Roher I, Doo4la5 I.htie Rock.
grand @ener"!iS~ino
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1905-05-17
INJURED m a WRECK
\ !. o.con Of FL Dorado Not Likely
to Recover.

s'ol:anthal, May ia caboose ATT
tacbe3 20 tram No 526 On the FL Do
tado ar1 Bastcop railroad was derati-
sd about two miles west OF here yes
tcriay. seriously inju-ins T.. L. Decor,
travelling salesman fer the Richie
Grocer company of FL Dorado, and IN"
:,irjns Rcadmaster J. NJ. Plummer %
this division. These were the only
TWO men in the caboose and the cniF
2-4rsoGs hurt Il is not thought that
Decoa can I've.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1905-05-17
With IlIoet atty.
QUICK ACCESS 70 rrr GROUNDS

With the kind permission ii enc
.snpitcr flu3ius=asSJstcd by the watch
tnl col Old Sol The GrsI ball 2aua
between Hailtesblua= and PIN Bluff
viii be played al the nov park lonlo
low The annonurement= va made
this afternoon by Mai \ I. White.
and VIII h" mad. At 1he=halI parl4 This
afternoon Moth ne ae. stand, in the
way save II" probability Of rain in
tarterin2 With III. aame the same aa
any otflef game and the Weather man.
being interviewed hae ~ oniise d fair
weather tor this. the day OF all days.
Pine i}fat business men and mer-
chants viii celebrate the emancipa==
ton from The long and G1bcrioos ride
e Forest park aud the loss Of more
tme III getting 10 and from II gam.
than IN secin@#i played Jones park
l. HOW read4 for t.se .tad =iht pew
nant for $50, will he Won Oh fhis
diamond
To Mayor II KIM White some of
The credit belongs. fo, The mayer. real
ling that Pine Bluff people cared
moro for baseball al rs season ot HE
year thaA almost anvIhiE" else. came
20 the relief 81 the struggling dircc-
tors, and lont his aid toward getting
the diamond in readiness, The large
sewer ditch which ran down the mid
Gle Of Cavcnder's garden mas been the
nc pal thin" which has prevented
White and his men filled mp this ditch
md l"Hol"d II on 50 thai thrr" would
w. riaN sear e ~ # fielder losing
i, ~,,.. IN ~, "'rd The diaWonIf
rS seen 4eran"G and rolled and iha
erand stand has been completed for
&. me days.
Great things are expected OF til y
new park First OF all, il will be
convenient To all parts OF the city
ar1d is in easy walking distances Of the
BUSINESS portion. The crowds are OK
pecred to 90 out in lunches fifty and
one hundred at time. and the cas-
u i'll carry all these who can not walk
Tha directors have spent much money
this season In fixing up the park and
~ increased ate ndance is expected
tc more than make the money back.
~na time has Gene for all good peo>
ot+. Il, come To the aid or the game.
for there is no excuse nov that can b..
r~era<. why the grand stand shouid-
COT 30 fillad at every game.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1905-05-17
OVER FIFTY PERSONS
Went From Pine 3iuff 20 Little Rock
or K. Of p. Special

The special train leaving Eae Get
ton Bell depot Tuesday evening a. {.
O'clock, containing members . To
knights OF Pythias. returned this
morn ;na at 40 There were tifty q
sixty members from tbs place ~hn
Wen; Up to Little Rock to tax Ia
third degree. and also % attend -
meeting Of the grand lodge
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1905-05-17
NEW MANAGER
.. =. Pulley Takes Charge 81 ccttcf
Cotton Exchange.

". n. Owens. VIC has teen q,a1~
;.ger for Walter Cot1er's cotton ex.
change in this cry for tae past,
haa resigned Ard ncva-i MS
family to C.nsag. xhe-e r. ccnten
mates going INTO business for hin
self Nj Ovens has mad naay
friends during his stay ner- wao 20
cget to see hin gc.
Mr.. G. L. Pulley. WHO has been M.
Opecs assistant for several uoc-hs.
has baan p~omot a>i ~ manage, All
ssun,a4 tha duties of -hat cftsst:a T't.As.
cay. Mr.. Pu',av'S navy f~iands "a
cn1gra+u,@ting h:.c % ~, well a.-1ei
an9 me~itasi promotion
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1905-05-17
FELIX SMART BUYS OUT TIE
PEOPLES FURNITURE COW.
PANT
Alvin Levey VIII rave .nc Manage
r,.n- ara Fsrr- Mare Remasrs
Lnchar3ec.

dea, VS. o,.s$ai Tuesday Whereby
MIR. Felix G. Sw4~- cecnnes me oEc-
- of rhe Peoples Furniture ee-,at-y
store at 2oA AID COS West 2a~7aaea
street. ne having Durcaasa,. i from
Mr.. l.. o. Knox for 400. NJ S'@ast
Will c,ntinu4 t, >cu.,nct the business
under th5. name of tha Peoples tslra;.
turs. company. NJ. A,vic T.e7ey vii
have charge IF the business SincA
IFS purchase from NJ. r. A Ware NJ.
Knox says tn Peoples F'urn.tnra
company has doue good business
and lie predicts bright orcsoec-s for
the new management
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1905-05-17
Prot. HoI,ander ReSur .;>u

Santo Domingo. May l7.--lSpec,a,. y
roiesscr Joseph H Hollanier OF
Rms Hopkins university. vh, has
|senAmaklns a special Investigation
\ condltions for the president. sa;lat
IA nome today. Il is Understood from
|tinisfer Dawson that he has done ax.
|elient work and viii oe able 70 i'm.
|art much valuable information TO
resident Roosevelt upon his return
b Washingtou.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1905-05-17
MEETING At MONTICELLO
To Be Heid - oeHn,tei. 0eoit. D
Railrosa Proposition.

Mtr-icei,o. ARK May t"-.-~fS24~
Calf, G Hammock 2cccnpacs44
Mssscs. Parhas a2d Sunde-:iu. TIE
~rnrot4rS Of tte new railroad tha-
vii. 81 bulls through tnis section. 10
this city last week and ;nt-o:l.eaf
-h@m to thu business nat o tais
mace A meeting Will b. called Tex
~aek to ascertain the daa; acvs- taa
citizens vii! make by va. Ct Offering
Inducements TO these gentlemen 10
iua the road through this place,
e.tli?a.l6T etao inn srcnfwyp yogxzI
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1905-05-17
N'n9 Aiphonso Is Nineteen.

Madrid May Observation-Disclosures
lneteenth birthday OF King Alphonso
~ o1 Spain vas celebrated here to-
~ Win unusual ceremony. owing to
newed rumors of his engagement
me Princess Patricia Of Connaught.
~ princess is little older than the
|sRs.s having been born March Il.
sp. Alphonso assumed the reius Of
n government in 1902.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1905-05-17
CROP REPORT.

sfhe following is a summary of the
government crop=repoH for Arkansas
inr The week ending May II:
The first of he week was favorable
1ol farm operations but heavy, and IN
ilanv sections excessive. rains TIL" lat
1cr part. pnt a stop 10 farm work:
elGDs are generally needing cHltlNa-
t.on and would he greatly benefitted
bv warm. dry weather. Some cotton
was nlanted iHlI there is much ct this
york vet 10 be dem: the early planted
IL generally up TO fan. stand and
some has been worked out: i'll fH"
,.olafpd localities chcppin2 has be
qrn. Corn is nol all planted but the
carly planted is generally ZIP TO a good
stand and derable has been
l.nwcd Tor the liHrst TIME. but IN
n,any sections the crop Is IN neet' OF
-cu)tiva,ien. Oats wheat and pota-
ICES are generally doing Well. There
: sti,l some complaint OF apples drop
ming However. the prospects con,
r'nut. good for rhi:. fruit. Peaches ar.
generally doing Will Pastures arr
excellent and stock is in god conoi.
ton
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1905-05-17
Presbyterian Assembly.

S VIM Lake, Ind. May 17.-lSpa-
Al.)-The general assembly Of tbs.
orMern Presbyterian church met
eke today. simultaneously the
hmperlaad PRESBYTERIAN church
south otlh is holding a meeting at F'res.
rs alifornia. and the two preSbvt4.
IessWill declare votes on the union Of
ie t~o churches. the north having
eclaed 10 have separate churches str
esroes, 1t is not expected. however.
lat afhe union will De perfected in
'SS man two years. considerable time
eellhE required 20 settle the details
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1905-05-17

lew York. May 17.-tSpecial -
er Il conference with officials OF
adenai1men' OF .ustier at Washing
net again placed Steamboat In
ctor tnndbere on trial today en-
rges ef cr'minal ntglig NC. in the
pHc'ion q the steamer General
cum which went down with 50
ny persons aboard last June. In
previous trials the jury disagreed
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1905-05-17
SUDDEN DEATH
o. MRS. WATERBURY,. WIFE OF
REV. a. WATERBURY OF
MALVERN


~, s>as h@ar r"c-,!.d in t:,i, city
r. 14at', II - VII o. R4y. A
" aa-ronrs. .ho -, bean d,!ins the
ni.,if al tha First 3aptist church il
tl+ absence Of the pastor. Re-. Ros-
Moore Mrs Waterbury diei rather
suddenly Tuesday evening" a. her
ror2e y Malvern Of hear disease.
from which she had suffered Tor many
lars. So. vas 3 woman Of adyanc-
II go aud had oAeu IN q low state e
health Tor many years Rev Water.
bury left last night for Malvern ani
TIA funeral will be heid At fhat place
TIE sympathy Of tne community IS
extended to TIE pastor ID his bareava
r1a0t.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1905-05-17

With His Mother and Little Brother
Visiting Relatives in City OF
Sad Occurrence.
RODY WILL BE BROUGHT HERE

Atelegram was received here Tues
day afternoon announcing the sudden
tseaih of little Horace TomIinsou. III"
thlce-year.old son of Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Tomlinson al Sterling. Kansas,
Tuesday morning. The 1iltlp boy was
PLAYING near an open sewer ditch. and
tell in and was drowned He aud his
mother and little brother, Frank Tom
Iinson. Ir.. were visiting relatives in
Sterling. Kansas Ne d"1ails Of h"
..ntlden death Of the little boy wef"
sven in the telegram.
Mr.. Frank Tomlinssn had gone 10
Little Rock 10 meet his AGED mofher.
he is very low, and who will be
brought home this morning and from
;hcrt. was going TO TeNafkana cn bust
ness. \ telephone message 10 Little
Rock reached him before he left for
Fexarkana and he LETT al once for
Sterling.
The whole community is shocked
over the sudden death Of this bright
little boy. and his relatives are pros
rated with grief The body will b.
brought to Pine Bluff for interment.
The funeral will ue he,j tomorrow
copal church. Owing 10 The serious
illness of Mrs Mae Tonjnson. tn ,
cody OF the little boy will be ak n
-i}rs city from the 1':3o train 10 the
church. Rev. W d Buelner WI! Con
e.uct the services. The pail bearers
will b,,: Drew White. II \. Atwood.
sid TricG and 81" Nitcheil. Tn IN.
-.r.nent alll br IL Redwood cemetery,
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1905-05-17

Wednesday evening" May Y, Pine
Buff lodge. No. IA. wilt entertain tss
teAnbars and the ladies'.
Al E,hs ara expected.
Dancing
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1905-05-17
COMPLETE CHANGE
4rh Stockholders Wan! II
For The Kansas Git.
Southern.
rER THE sCALPs OF HARRl,
MAN GEO. GOULD. JOHN
GATES AND OTHERS.
sdberq Goes on TriaI Again on
charue Of Criminal Negligence
in Slocum Disaster.
dbera Goes on Trial Again on
MESTlC AND FOREIGN NEWS

gansas City. May E. Special -
ann,la meeting OF I'll ste Isl II
lDf lie Kansas City Southern rail-
Il which meets here today has III
Ned unusual attention. The stocE=
aers aIt. seeking 10 secure control
the railroad and il is stated on the
q an horitY that they are confident
Ih0itlin@ enough proxies 10 do So
n Stockh Olders' committee largely
&esent the Dutch stockholders and
keaded by Hermann Sielcllen and
Hell G. BoisseVan. whp has been
king persistent attack upon f.
aHarriman $ managemen Of th"
peri. Mr. Sielcken is vice prosi-
tsS1t lhe railroad and i'll his
Fges against NJ Hartman. who is
Hrman of the beard OF directors. al.
Isl that Mr.. Hartman uses the
i as tool for other enterprises
sSielckcn's committee wants to
IL about a complete change at
aagement. The following are the
sem directors Of the company:
II N. Gates. George J Gould, +,
aHa l'iman. o. II Kahn. Hrnry
rfheim. Edwin Could, S. Il Knott.
III / lambert. J. :. Mitchell t. c.
roe Hermann Sieick"n and d. G..
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1905-05-17
tt$&lGliPfi
STORM AT GREER.
Souses Blown Down. Fences la'a
Low and Buildings Destroyed.

IN hrir1 ietter 10 the Graphic Mr.
F. II Webb OF Greer Ark. says that
: storm visited Greer Saturday NIGHT
and Thai fences. smoke stacks. corn
cribs. cotton pens and timber were
] loWn down The storm tasted about
Eve hours and did great damage.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1905-05-17
SMALL DWELLING BURNED.

A cottage occupied by negroes. a.
;.9G West Barraque street was pa
ta'y destroyed ny Are tais aftar1ooo
AZ $50 o'clock
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1905-05-17

Today advertising has become def,
ias- i1ad factor il the huild.ns Up
aod maintaining Of traJe-Saoe and
Leather Gazette
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1905-05-17

Advertising is not advertising ia
less Il puts the raA!er or locker into
mood 10 buy your soods , o
Powers. schil!ing & Co, San Fran
cisco
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1905-05-17
!: ERNAI ORDER NEWS

.=essions Will be held by IA" Arkansas
erana lodge 81 the' Knight q iytl1ias
closing the tw"nty-tifth annual COMO
tafion OF thai body. which began it,
sessions Monday evening Thu. third
Hg2rae OF Pyfhiauism was conferred
II several applicants feE thai honOr
last night at the Capital fheater
y her. WNr" present nearly every
;\ni&ht Of Pythias in I.itic. Rock Foi-
lowing thc welcoming exercises held
yesterday morning in lhc assembly
room in The state house the Knight,
attended III Il body Che funeral cf Cen
I CHErchilI III Christ church in he
1ftprnuGn.
Accompanied by the Second Reel.
mont band and The Uniform Rank, the
grand lodge marched from Castle Hall
III Fifth and Main streets yesterday
morning 10 BE- welcomed 10 Little
Jtock The NJ, eession va; a brilliant
che. lue bright coluesd uniforms OF
the l1ni.rhts h"ing made NOR btautj-
iul By h slln
The grand chancellor's rcpnrt shows
that the endGwmpn1 rank OF ths Or
d. j. in splendid condition. On
april |. l:-1:, thers Vet 81 sections
IN this donna IL with a MEMBERSHIP
Il f.>i. carrying insurance e thg
e.rnDun5 III s.: S',a iiai Tbs is IA r.
crtasa oi nia, sections Ia the ,aSt
go aay in IN amou9t Of n>urunc"
s3.:.5'vt
Ttle finance committee report, a 20
., e s,1at0er, in The hands OF tie
Earior, officers Of thr grand io,=-t-.
During the scar INC new lodges
..ra organizes. Rlissv;llt No. IA
with |. macaoers and Manila No. $50.
xitA IS members. Magazine No. IL
was ceorsanizeG with Is members
TIL report q the grand !seaoer Of
records add seals, e. " Bartlett
sa,3ps that i've lodges sure nia-ad
thar charters during th. year. Can
IS. Nashville No 80 Mal7e-n Nc. -,
Ningstaod No t2l, Fulton No lcG7 a1i
Mountain Home No. Isl
There sra weak lodges needing rs
sistanca ~ DeQue..a Maos::ait C-t.r
leg. Waiir and Ty-on.a Thona, Al
tae No. g ctf I.i+-te Roci sal> oAAo
consolidated WITH Daa0r No. : y
Little Rock,
During tna year taa-e uere 80 sH+
tensions Fer the noa.,lynent " d As.
aight expelled. lc3 with3ravo a2d u
died. During the slT1a tine 80 Wo-a
were admitted By card making tae
n@t membership SEQ They ara 81.
vidad BY rAnks Is eot,ows: Past
araad chan1<alIsor., "a; pas cGanea..
los. $50 knights 4.s65, esaHi~4>.
p, pages. "A Tie totit 1u:rhar >f
.ctiva lodges Decewbar 81. 1904. us
t22 DURING tha vea- grad lodge =.
reipt- nara So toS %. arti tota, lis,
t,ursaments s7,o2044 Sracra ma
lodge receipts were s26.2ot3S al: *.
psnditu~as s7,5t4,52 sor ra!:ef. So.
lass for current expenses az, 81.
GA070 invasted leaving i baianea of
So a%976 Tie tcrst assets Of tda
Subordinate lodges are s-5 5:;a25
From, tna committee 81 TIA 11ioT.
rant rank It was learned that th3t
branch OF the society vas il fc.r.
.shing condition il spite ce tae "a
ports which were circulated ) saw
years 3 90 70 the contrary
That the uniform rank is not being
held Up to = proper standard vas tha
opinion voiced By Capt Bartlett. vi
said that while in some domains =
rank was in q good condition n >tA.
e-s il had been aitoEod 70 g. daun
1lttia Rock. May t7-Toa graoi
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1905-05-17
CONFEDERATE MONUMENT

living to the fact that the day fixed
the unyeiling OF the Confederate
onum ent was stormy. It was thought
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1905-05-17
BUY

Two lots from us $500 and up
wards. when paid for. we bcild you
q homa II house costs $500. 10
months interest will amount to st00:i
tota., 800. ycl pay us $3.50 per
u.oath For 10 mouths. - Years
reot does the work, >.
Get Yours" /
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1905-05-17

Little Rock, May t7-Fba graoi
La Junta tribune., 1905-10-21
LOCAL Aso PERSONA, ,rsns.

Trade with H. G. Todd.
For RENT for horses
only. Inquire Of F. d. Wood.
Fine turkey dinner at the Bon Ton
restaurant Sunday. Best ever.
G. s. Thompson. undertaken and
embalmer. Day phone. s5l black;
night phone. TBS red.
Mayhew House Furnishing Co..
undertaking. embalming. Phone,
442 black: night phone. 462 red.
WANTED Partner in growing
hardware. buggy and implement |
business in La Junta. Address Box
663.
For RENT-Furnished rooms;
modern: 50 per month. George |
Fernsel, southwest of High School
building.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. N. Turner re-
turned home yesterday morning
from Peabody. Kan, where they
have been visiting relatives for sev-
eral days.
Mrs. l.. f. Sears. accompanied by
by her son. returned on No. 6 Tues
day morning from Denver. where
she has been visiting friends..fo the
past three weeks.
Mrs. Hart. of Butler, Mo-. who
has been attending her son, Joseph
Hart. for several weeks during his
illness with typhoid fever, returned
home Thursday morning.
Miss Matte Brown, of Gunnison,
is the guest Of her brother. F. A.
Brown. and will make an extended
visit Miss Brown is receiver Of the
United States land Office at Gunni-
son.
The local drug stores have entered
into q Sunday closing agreement.
effective for the first time last Sum-
day. The Sunday hours are from
$50 q. m. to 1890 p. m. and from
$50 to 7:3O p. m.
+. w. Scott. Of La Junta. Colo. .
stockman. formerly Of Ellis county.
Kansas. and an old patron Of this
market. Is here with stock and is
attending the show. Kansas City
Stockgrowers' Journal.
c. Kinney, Of the Rocky Ford
Gazette. was in town for few hours
yesterday morning looking for prin-
ters. He is rushed with work incl
dent to getting out the journal" of
the recent grand lodge session of
Odd Fellows
You can't afford to miss the
Halloween reception to be given by
the Willing Workers. Thursday Octo-
Der 26th. at Woodruff hall. Hot
tamales, and all the other good things
that go with it. including a good
time, are down on the bill of fare.
Elmer j. Overnolt and Jennie p.
Foller. both of Fowler. were united
in the holy bonds of matrimony at
O'Clock yesterday, his honor. Judge
Clark. officiating. and the beautiful
and impressive ceremony Of the po-
lice magistrates court being util-
lied.
Mrs. Bradshaw returned home last
Sunday from Portland. Ore. where
she attended the wedding of her
daughter. Miss Maud Bradshaw.
to Clarence X. English. After
spending a few days at the fair,
Mrs. Bradshaw visited for a few
weeks at the home Of her daughter
in Olympia. Wash.
At the morning service of the
Catholic church last Sunday morn
ing Father M.F. Callahan announced
memorial donations to the church as
follows: Mrs. Elizabeth Dougherty
gave an elegant oak vestment case
in memory of her family; Mrs. |
Doyle gave an altar in memory of
her brother. James O'Rourke, and
Mrs. Helen Lux . sacred heart
statue in memory of her brother,
Anthony Lux.
Mrs. Laura A. Chamberlain. niece
Of Mrs. Wilson Miller, died at the
home Of the latter in this city last
Sunday morning. aeed . years. 2
months and I day Mrs. Chamber
hin came to La yunta about four
weeks ago from Arizona, suffering
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1905-02-17
TIE Sactfl Fe Route.
kSsNJ as2EsyEE

The Nost Direct Line to
Kansas City, ST Louis, Chicago, Boston, New York.
Phllad phia Denver Omaha ST. Paul,
and All Northern Eastern Points
Through rrli~s, Fast Time, Smooth Track
Elegant Pullman aace Sleepers all through trains
Daily Tourist Sleeping Cars Kansas City and Chicago
All trsns not having dining stop for meals at the Fa-
Santa Fe Harvey Houses Eull information cheer
fully furnished upon application
w. r. Blown, D. F. & P. A..
E Paso, Texas
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1905-02-17
LAW NO LONGER LEARNED.
President Woodrow Wilson of Prince
ton Says Remedy for Situation
Lies in University Spirit.

Declaring that the law Is no longer
the learned profession 1t once was,
President Woodrow Wilson, OF Prince
ton university, the other night told the
Pennsylvania Bar association at ita
closing session at Cape May, n. j., that
In the university spirit applied to the
stady of law lay the remedy for the
situation
Il ask you If you believe you now
belong to learned professionY he
said II do not believe any man can
become learned lawyer merely by
reading cases. When we see students
put into a laboratory to maize expert
ments laid down in books know they
are not learning chemistry. There is a
bread and butter pursuit OF the law
and another possibly less remuneratiye
but leading to intellectual mastery.
THE country must be saved from
many things by legal arrangement and
lawyers are bound in conscience and
patriotism to supply the greater part
Of the solution. You are not going
to find any precedents In law to cover
the situation In the Philippines. | am
not sure that we understand what po-
litical liberty is. but If we can give
people institutions more suitable to
them than ours are we have given
them liberty, II not the law"
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1905-02-17
OUR NAVY EQUAL TO ANY.
Rear Admiral o'Neill Says Ships and
Armament Have No Superb
ors In the World.

Rear Admiral Charles O'Neill, U. s, NJ,
who was recently at Paris investigating
French armor and armament, thinks
American ships equal TO any Ia Lne
world. The ministry OF marine issued
him permit to visit the feet and great
dock yards at Toulon. He also visited
the northern fleet and dock yards at
Cherbourg and Heyre. After leaving
France Admiral ONeiIl will visit Ger
man naval ports. The admiral said
Speaking generally. my observations
lead to the conclusion that the armor
and armament OF American ships are
equal to or superior to those of the best
foreign fleets Some claim that the Euro
peans have superior heavy rapid fire
guns. My inquiry also shows that our
rapid fire gums ~ rrtss' i eolpar-
sion with the best foreign types"