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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-10-11

and other prominent army men 10 use
their Influence in securing this post
for tbs use OF the state
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-10-11

w. ID Packer carries ne est and
most. MP 70 date line Of bp sgies and
farm implements in the cltg. See him
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-10-11

Eigbty'siX negro carpentefs who
formed a temporary organisation M
New York City have been admitted
as a local of the brotherhood Of Car
Deutees and Joinefs This IS the first
instance ia New York OF negroes be-.
ing affiliated with regular rnion labor
organizations.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-10-11

OH who did thar swell lob O.
plumbing for your Why The Guthrie
plumbing and Heating Co They have
always done the best work for met
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-10-11

Mems Work Shoes an solid. si75
to s3.oo,- -Robinson's
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-10-11

Old Eyes Made New. Sick Eyes
Well Ask Your Druggist for Mpriae
Eye Remedy,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-10-11

WANTEp-~At once rs men at the
southwestern iron Works.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-10-11

Charles Frohman's "The Rollicking
Girl" that successful musical produc.
tion which established the phenome-
nal record of a two hundred and fifty
nights run al the Herald Sqnare the
atre. New York. viii be on tour this
season
Tie production will have many OF
the original company that made the
entertainment famous in New York.
IN the principal comeds role of
"schmaltz, the wigmaker. Snitz Ed.
wards has scored the particular hit OF
his career and has been surrounded
by a cast of comedians, singers and
dancers. and most particularly a
beauty chorus thai is conceded to be
second TO none
The song hits IN "The Rollicking
Girl" have gained great favor the
country over, and among them are
indians ON Broadway" Tricks,
"Lovey Dovey. Susan Friends
That Are Good and True. and the
sensational swing song Also a snail
army Of the nlmblest dancers that
ever twinkled their toes on tage,
make The Rollicking Girl" delight
ful entertainment that will ever re
main in popular favor
The Rolilcling Girl" party will be
the jolly feature at the Brooks to-
night
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-10-11

There is n wholesome countryside
brand of comedv down in SoSuthera
Indiana that don't exist elsewhere.
and when the playwright originally
dug Sis" and her fun-makers out of
Posey county and made them stage
folks. there was a breath Of the flower
laden. prairies that refused to be left
behind and its fragrance has always
sort Of taken hold and made YOU q
friend of Sis" This time she is go
ing 20 tell what Broadway is like and
how she liked the Waldorf-Astoria, for
her latest is sis in New York" at
the Brooks "Wednesday night
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-10-11
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The Oklahoma State Federation Of
Labor at its recent meeting adopted
a resolution favoring woman suffrage
and proposes 70 make this test ones
ton in supporting candidates.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-10-11

A big strike OF miners has iakea
place in several of the Rand, Sou a
Africa, mines IN consequence OF the
CON mpapies attempting to compel the
men To- work three machines Instead
of two.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-10-11

ARHUcKIh BROS. New YORK CITY.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-06-24

Will Benton of Little Rock is in the city today.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-06-24
ANOTHER COMPRISES
 FOR PINE BLUFF. Inman Cotton Company to Erect One Here With a Storage Capacity of Ten Thousand Bales. TO COST SUM OF $6O,OOO Will Have It's Own Waterworks and Light Plant-Option Secured on Site-TwO Plants Here Inadequato to Meet Demands.
TO COST SUM OF $60,000

Pine Bluff is to have afIother cot ton compress and warehouse. Tn :, Inman Cotton Company, which has a branch office here in charge of w. H. Bennett, the man who bought the largest number of bales of cot ton in Pine Bluff the past season, is. behind the movement and it is authoritively stated that the work on the new plant will begin within the next few weeks.
 The option has already been se- cured on the land, upon which the new plant is to be erected. The promoters of the new enterprise are not at liberty at this time, how ever, to give out this information. The cost of the new plant will az gregate $60,0O0 or more and will have a storage capacity of 10000 balese. One of the most attract i've conveniences to be installed in the new compress will be it's own waterworks and light plant.
 Several local capitalists will have
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-06-24
HIGH LIFES WON
 FROM M'GEHEE TEAM

The Miller's High Life team of this city defeated the McGehee team at that place Sunday afternoon by a score of 13 to F in an eleven-innin game. The game was exciting, though ,frNl Of errors. The diamond was very rough. Whyte pitched for the High Lifes and allowed ten hits, while /his teammates landed eleven safe ones of of Swain and Needham, bo.h of whom tried their luck in the box for McGehee. The feature of the game was the home run of Payne of McGs- hee. The last three games which the High Lilies have played have been extra inning games.
 Batteries: High Lifes-Whyte and Frank Bloom. McGehee-Swafm. Need ham and Mizell. The MeGehee team will play a return game here in the early part Of next week.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-06-24
NEW WATERW0RKS
 IN WEST END
 -t..A iss' Pine Bluff Light and Water Company to Build on West Fourth Avenue Op- posite Lumber Company ENGINEERS H F R E Many Thousands of Dollars to Be Ex- pended ill Modern Improvements Vice President Dennis Makes Tour of Inspection Over the City.

It is authoritiyely stated that the officials of the Light and Water Company have concluded to build the new waterworks and light plant on West Fourth avenue, just across the street from the site upon which formerly stood the plant of the Bluff City Lumber Company Active work on the new plant will begin, it is, said, with in the next two weeks. The new plant is to be the most modern of it's kind i'll the South.
 A. R. Crump, an expert civil en- gineer, arrived in the city yester- day from New York and all arrange ments are being perfected for the work Many thousands of dollars will be expended by the company in modern Improvements. MT. Von Phul, an expert engineer from New
 York, has been in the city for several weeks making all prelim- mary arrangements and other ex- perienced wrkmen are to arrive here
 this week.
 H. R. Dennis, vice-president of
 The Securities company, who has
 been here for some time, spent yesterday with party driving over the city and making personal aggregate of the number of reesi-
 dences in this city as this matter is of unusual importance to the
 company in arranging for it's ca pacity at it's new plant.
 The Pine Bluff Light and Water company today purchased the ground from the Bluff City Lumber company on which they will erect the new wal erworks. The ground is part of the place occupied by the Bluff City Lum Der company before their recent fire The deed for the sale has not Yet been made out but an agreement has been reached, and the sale is practically consummated. The consideration haS not been given out.
 The Light and Water company has been contemplating erecting ne" plant in this city for some time, and it was hastened by the two recent fires which have visited this city, the burn ing of the Bluff City Lumber compa ny's plant and the East End fire.
 The Light and Water company will wait for the engineers report before any of the construction work will be begun. They expect to hear from En- gineer Fladd in a few days. and it is said by a prominent member of the company that the work will star shortly.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-06-24
Ed Graham Shot and Killed Josh Hampton at Latter's Home After Having Been Shot at Several Times.
WOMAN THE CAUSE
Husband Found Another Negro Talk ing to His Wife and Battle of Bul- lets Fo1lowed-Jury Says Killing Was Unsuitable.

7. Josh Hampton. a negro, twas shot and killed in the western part of the city near the plant of the Sawyer and Austin Lumber Company by another negro, supposed to be Ed Graham, Sunday Hampton was 2S years old, and was employed in lumber mill at Clio. The shooting took place at about o'clock in the afternoon. The cause of the trouble was some dispute which the negroes had about Hamp- tons wife. Hampton found the other negro talking to his wife, and threat ening him, is said to have pulled out his pistol and have shot at Graham four times, missing each time.
 The shooting took place in small room in Hampton's house, and Hamp- tons death was instant. He was shot several times, one of them in the left side, which probably killed him.
 Sheriff Philpot went immediately in person to the scene of the killing, and much excitement was noticed among the negroes. The assailant escaped, and no special hunt was instituted for him, as it is thought that he will give himself up. Eye-witnesses of the affair say that it was done in self-de- fense.
 The body was carried to the Eureka Undertaking Company, where Coroner McGaughy held an inquest, and the verdict of the jury was that it was justifable homicide.
 Graham is we'll known among the negroes of this city, and was employed at the Sawyer and Austin Lumber Company up to the time of the shoot ing.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-06-24
ONE WHOLE CAR OF CHEWING TOBACCO

R. E. Mckinley, travelling represen- tatiye for the Tom Morton Tobacco Company, with headquarters in this city, returned to Pine Bluff yesterday from trip in Southeast Arkansas. He made one deal at Crossett last week that makes all other salesmen look like novices. MT. Mckinley sold one whole car of chewing tobacco to one firm. This is the largest individual sale of chewing tobacco made i'll this section for many months. MT. Mckln- ley is a hustler.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-06-24
COTTON BELT
 EMPLOYE INJURED

An employe of the Cotton Belt shops, named Peoples. was injured this morn ing at about 10 o'clock while at his work in the car-building department. A bolt on which he was pulling gave way suddenly and he fell from the top of a car, injuring his back. His back was wrenched, and he was internally injured. The injuries are not consid- cred serious, however The am5u- lance was immediately called and he
 was carried to his home at the corner of Fourteenth avenue and Walnut street.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-06-24
HURRAH! FOURTH
 AT FOREST PARK There Will Be Big Doings" on the Nations Holiday for Pine Bluffians and Wis itors Who Are Coming. A BASEBALL GAME Grand Ball at Night-Barbecue- lie Speaking-Athletics-OId Fid- dlers' COntest-And Other Features Announced. <
 
BASEBALL GAME

7 Fully three thousand people en- joyed the fresh country air at Forest Park Sunday night, and more than thousand passed through the gates Sunday afternoon. It was a banner day for the Park Amusement Company and equally as profitable for the Citizens Light and Transit Company. Everything was free at the Park Sunday.
 Tonight the great Passion Play pictures will be shown in the audi torium. Reverend w. D. Buckner, IL. D. will describe the famous pic- lures as they are being shown on the canvas The films will run for two hours Two hundred addition al chairs have been placed in the auditorium building to accomodate the large crowd that is expected. Beginning tonight a brass band will furnish music at Forest Park every night.
 Manager F. B. Cherot, of the Park Amusement Company, is making great preparations for the Fourth of July celebratioN, which is to be continuous affair at Forest Park The day is to be notable one for Pine Bluffians and thous- ands of visitors who will come from all towns and stations along the various railroads that enter the city. The festivities are being extensively advertised throughout this section and the reports are that big crowds are coming from every direction.
 A big barbecue and baseball game are to be among the features offered at the Park on the morning of the Fourth. In the afternoon the Lit tie Rock team will meet Pine Bluff on the baseball diamond, while atheletics, and old fiddler's contest and a beautiful of day fireworks made by the Japs are to be added to the aftenoon's program. For those who wish to dance during the afternoon a ball will be offered them in the dancing pavilion.
 At night a gorgeous display of fireworks is to be the attractive drawing card; the moving pictures will be operated, several perfor- mances being given; addresses are to be made by prominent Pine Bluff orators and the days festlvl- ties will close with a grand ball at night. The ball will begin at10:5o o'clock and conclude at 12:30 a. III.
 Six new summer cars will De re- ceived this week by the Transit company. The service is already good, as was proven yesterday when the large crowds were handled without a delay, but when the news cars arrive, it will be excel 1orf
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-06-24
CHIEF STEWART
 HOME FROM NORFOLK

A. J. Stewart, city chief>>o police, returned Sunday from Norfo1k,-> Wr- ginia, where he has been attending the meeting of the International Ass9| citation of Police Chiefs of United States and Canada. Over 200 hundred delegates were present from cities throughout the United States and Canada, nearly every state having at least one representative. Chief Stew art says that they were royalty en- tertained while in Norfolk and that the Association had a very enjoyable as well as beneficial meeting.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-06-24
CHIEF CLANCY
 WILL RECOVER

Helena, June 24.-Frank D. Clancy, ex-chief of police. who shot himself last Sunday with suicidal intent, will recover. so the doctors say. Clancy says he was unwisely advised and that when he got into trouble those who had professed to be his friends de- serted him. The investigating com mittee is still at work on Clancy $ books. Chief of Police Ed Scott finds many names of vehicle tax payers not recorded. Clancy's street tax books for May, 1906, only show $121 collect ed. Sensational developments are ex- pected in further investigations.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-06-24
COPS" SUSPENDED
 ASLEEP 0N DUTY Mayor Toney Made a Per. sonal Investigation and Found One of His Patrol men Making His Toilet.
 THE DRIVERS REPORT J. K. Hargrove and B. H. Boyd, Patrol men, Will Face Police Committee of the City Council. and Answer the ~,
THE DRIVERS REPORT

I J. R. Hargrove and B. H. Boyd, members of the Pine Bluff police de- partment, were suspended Sunday by Assistant Chief of Police Stanley af- ter orders had been issued by Mayor w. L. Toney. They will be given hearings before the police committee of the City Council ether this after noon or Tuesday morning.
 Hargrove is charged with being of his beat and it is also stated that he was found asleep in chair in the lob by of the Arlington hotel on East Third avenue several nights ago, when he should have been patroling his beat. Boyd is charged with enjoying nap while he was also supposed 70 be patroling his beat on West Barra' que street.
 Mayor Toney says the charges will be thoroughly investigated and if the evidence justifies the dismissal of the patrolmen they will be fired" 1t appears that one of the night patrol drivers at police headquarters tried
 to shield Boyd when questioned by
 Mayor Toney regarding his disappear
 ance from his beat, but the Mayo: knew too much about the incident and the patrol driver came forward with the real statements.
 Mayor Toney walked into polio, headquarters at 6:30 o'clock yesterday morning, a rather unreasonable hou" 1t must be admitted for chief ex- ecutive to be out on the Sabbath day, but Mayor Toney had heard things about the policemen and he thought he would make a little personal in- vestigation. He was not surprised when he found Boyd combing his hair and brushing up" his clothes He made inquiries as to what brought Boyd to headquarters and the patrol driver on duty there made one state ment regarding Boyd's presence, but when he found out that the Mayor knew little more about it than he did 1 he modified the statement and admit ted that Boyd had been asleep fo" more than two hours in the chief : office, when he should have been out on the street during that time.
 The Mayor immediately ordered his dismissal pending an investigation. H. also directed that Patrolman Hargrove be "laid off until certain charges
 against him were looked into. Har- grove was found off his beat Sunday night, it is charged. Mayor Toney also has information to the effect that Har- grove was asleep in the Arlington ho- tel several nights ago. when he was believed to be walking his beat In
 that section of the city.
 Charges may also be preferred
 against the patrol driver for making
 false report to the Mayor when
 asked to furnish information regard
 ing Boyd's actions around police head
 quarters.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-06-24
REV w. D. BUCKNER
 GRANTED VACATION

The vestry of Trinity church yes terday decided that after last night no evening services would be held tt Trinity church during the heated term. Tho morning services will be held~as usual at>the church on Sunday morn ings at 10:30 O'Clock instead of II. Reverend w. D. Buckner, ILL. D. was Unanimously granted a two months vacation at any time.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-06-24

The city police court docket was we'll filled this morning, g cases con- ing before Judge Stewart. The fines amounted to $S5. The charges were of minor importance.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-06-24

Too early to have a bank account of your own whatever your age may be!
 The younger you begin to save and deposit with our Savings Department, the brighter your chances for the f,i- ture.
 Don't be satisfied to always work for someone else-aim to have a bus. mess of your own.
 Saving steadily with the per cent interest we allow, will accomplish this aim. pr
 Four per cent interest paid on Time Deposits of one year.
 THE BANK OF PINE BLUFF.
 Capital and Profits, $1S3,O00.0O.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-06-24

stock in the new compress. When it is completed Pine Bluff will have the largest compress facilities of any city it's size in the South: It already has two congresses and they are inadequate to meet the large demand of this market.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-06-24
J. IF. HELLUMS
 MARRIED SUNDAY

J. H. Hellums and Miss Alma Chapman, of Grady, were quietly married in that place Sunday after noon. They left immediately for Hot Springs where they will spend a week. They will 5e at home ill Grady ofter July I.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-06-24
RING

351 ola phone or 3l3 new phone tof box factory wood. Special attention to telephone orders.
The Marshall republican., 1907-03-08
A Humane Appeal.

A humane citizen Of Richmond Iod..
Mr.. u. d. Williams. l0I West Main
ST says: 81 appel 70 all persons
with weak lungs TO take DR.. kings
New Discovery. the only remedy that
has helped me fully comes up 70 the
proprittor's recommendation 1t
saves more lives than all other throa,
and luog remed les put together U'ed
~ a cough aud cold cure the " rid
over Cures asthma, bronchitis,
group, whoopipe cough, quinsy,
hoarseness, and phtbisic, stops hem.
orrhages Of the lungs and builds them
NJ. Guaranteed at =. II. Franklin'S
drug store. 61c and si.o0.. Trisl
bottle free.
The Marshall republican., 1907-03-08

ID T. watrs IT, Il ) Cation. lots
10, ~, block 3. Arrow Rock. go
E.tate Of Jos r Wheeler by
sheriff TO } q and A r Dennis
~ scres 10 33.i9 2l...... -. 335
Daniel Shofner To Eobt Glenn,
as 30 acres 10 ~ 81 ~ 500. 1850
Louis Krause I 20 Henry Mueller,
100 acres In ID, 40 23........ 1900
Rosa G. Sine to Louis Bodtright
part lot - East Marshall. 1900
Edw v Davidson ct al TO Jno
81 W Moore, so acres in I 50.l9. 1900
Jno W Moore to Adolph Scholz
10 acres In $50 ~ 80. ...... 1000
Estate Of % n Hsrtsock to A J
I. Kevs. a. sctps In 10 80 20 and
~ 50 II 80. ...... ..... lsOv
A J Keys to Nellie l. Switzer,t
Int 10 same so4
S 4 Hunter Ia Louis Cook,
i2O acres in Il. % 50.23 -. 1000
Same Fred w Weber, l2J acres
10 81, - So % ......... ann. 200
ohn " hlii to Dtn N NorNeli
1888 acres 10 20. 2p.52 h.. $3.50
J r May te:d 70 Aooie n Walker
part lots 4. 8, d, block u, West
SLATER go. ........'... .....s Iouo
Chas + Msxsy to T. Il Crockett,
~ acres 10 l5.jO.2l.. .... go. 900
T. l, Crockett to J II Green, 10
a,ras la IA m 81 ISJ0
a \ Brown to r h Stockmab,
lot 1. block ., Browns Bird ad-
dition To Malta Bend .....,. 200
Louisiana Abuey 10 A J Bene'
gar, 10 acres 10 0 90 20. ...... 1000
Dan'l q Morristo Jno a Robert.
son, Q q w acres 10 3j.5l 81. $4,000
Thos Malters Ia A ID PIattner
23l acres 10 20 5i.22 ......... 27OCO
J 5 small To A Il McRobefts
IFS ~ acres In 10 81 - add 81
bi.22.... zee. .............. 1889
S o @ Hopkins To ID q Morris
go 70 acres 10 z, 3 so - ..... 1874
T. l. Brown to Gertrude W
Brown II int In part lot /,
block ~ Marshall. ......... |
Waite, Cook-ey to L J
Davenport, ~ acres 10 ll.52-
Du,......... lWo
uhn schm u To Aoam 4 Abra.
ham Imam, 22o acres 10 ~, II,
q 81 ~ -. 49,. ......... ioSoo
ImogeDe q Prior TO John A
y Brown 70 80 acres In II ~ 49,. 6lbt
Imogene g Prior toJobn Scbmitt
100 scres Ia Is SO. H.. .... l2S2'
The Marshall republican., 1907-03-08
Jno II Hall TO Ida Thomas lot
10 block 5 Breatbitt& Sebree,s

Jno Il Hall 10 Ida Thomas lot
10 block s Brestbitt & Sebree,s
addition Marshall. -. ....... ld5
Henry + Weight to Geo Brown
10 acres 10 8 ~ % -. ...... 393
Perry Johnson : o X 3 Eubank
2 rs acres 10 IL so 2t.....,.... 100
7 Frank Burrpss to r L Long
40 acres Ia l6.52.2i ......... 300
Henry 4 Burton TO L T Brown
70 O5 acres IN 3 40 % ........ 5l30
Martin l. Bemme to Martin Hem
me 20 asres la 2g-4a-23 ....... 1900
Martin Hemme IN WIN Gerken
~ acres In lI.ig.23 .!...... 3225
Geo II Lovercamp to w = Bod.
enstsb 30 acres in9. 18 ~ 90. 6000
FIJI Wood, ct I'll to Hubbard &
Piper ~ acres In II 80 ID. 5000
Arthur n Dickson to Mary l.
Gambrell 40 acres In I6jt.lg 2650
Edw Krsuse to Louis & Custey
Krause 100 acres In 30, 3i.i9 % go
Henry +. Weight to Jno Helms
10 acres Ia b, s.49-23 80. -. 262O
Anna Baker to Catherine Sir
mons lot IL, 10 y II Nelson.. 100
Catherine y mmoos To Amanda
Biakeley lots q To 20 u ~
Nelson 80. 800. ...... ..... sOO
JoO L C'Order to DeMoss &TlUbn
80 acres In s.5i0 a.. ..... 5000
Nancy A COOK to Steven Tutors
lot I block II College Addi-
tioo Msr.hsll ...... ....... 2I5
Ricnd Durrett, ct al to ] n &
4 Dawes 2s6.6O acres 10 2i,35-
5l.Z0 -. -. ........ssss... l'EVo
Frank Il Patterson to Jno l.
Houston 3j2 81 acres IN 9 80.
q a l.. " 1923 ............ $500
Geo V Moore 10 las + Moore 80
acres 10 II 90 81 III Iotl..... 500
w X Ingram to Bette Z Ham
per part lot East Marshall. 5000
The Marshall republican., 1907-03-08
Real Estate Transfers

Annie williams 10 letter Wi.
liams, y I 9 acres In 8 80 20. $50
Estate ~ Jos + WE hr bv
III 'rin io g } Wheeler, IS
ncres Ia ~. 90 30 81. .......... o.
The Marshall republican., 1907-03-08
Prices, Considering Quality,

which is a factor that too many people
often forget. Never buy anything with.
out first considering quality, and you
will find for IA positive fact that you do
not have To buy AS often, and that you
are satisfied, and have something that
looks nice as long as there is a thread of
IL left, besides being money ahead at the
end of the year-Cheap merchandise Is
dear at any price-And is one reason why
some people are always hard up, as the
class Of merchants that handle cheap
goods, generally charge you the same
price that a good merchant would for
something that would satisfy sou. Get
the habit once and it will be one you will
always cling tn.
The Marshall republican., 1907-03-08
LOCAL MARKET
Corrected weekly by Swift and Co.
Marshall, Mar. s, 1907.

Our Millinery department
will be complete. We sshall
make a Speciality of Popular
Priced Hats. Watch for our
adv. later.
Taylor Dept Store.