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Condemns Foot Ball Games.

CHICAGO. November 6.-President Otto
c. Schneider of the board of education
came out "fatfooted" yesterday in con-
demnation of foot ball in Chicago high
schools.
Foot ball" he said. is the most brutal
game that ever was invented If 1 had
my way would abolish it entirely as a
game officially sanctioned by the Chicago
school authorities.
II have two boys, he added. with a
suspicion of a smile. "One of them had
water on the knee and the other has a
twisted thumb. They are not playing
foot ball any more"
Considerable uneasiness is felt among
students throughout the city about the
attitude of the school board toward what
Is clearly their favorite game.
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Ex-GoV. oDELL's CONDITION.
Family Reports He Is Doing as
Well as Can Be Expected.

NEWEURGH, n, y, Novelnher Ere
ports from the bedside OF ex-Gov. Odell
today were to the effect that he had rest
ed comfortab bly, during the night and was
ranying from theIshock OF the operation
which was performed on him last night
for relief from pleurisy, from which he
mad been suffering for three weeks.
The family says he is doing as well as
can reasonably be expected, and that
while he is very sick, it does not fceel
that his condition is desperate.
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GARY's WHITE HOUSE VISIT.
Processes to Be Satisfied With his
Interview.

NEW YORK, November 6.--E H. Gary,
chairman of the executive committee Of
the United States Steel Corporation. is
quoted today as saying regarding the visit
which he and II. G. Frick made TO Wash
ington on Monday:
The President is disposed to do every
thing in his power that is right and prop
er TO benefit the business interests of the
country"
Mr.. Gary declared that he was not pre-
pared to make any more detailed state
N ent about the visit nor about the acquf-
Sition of the control of the Tennessee Coal
and Iron Company by the United States
Steel Corporation. He thought he might
be ready to say more about these matters
in d day or two.
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NEBRASKA.
Reese, Republican, Probably Elected
Supreme Court Justice.

Special Dispatch To The Star.
LINCOLN. Neb.. November 6.-Based
on the heavy vote he received in Omaha
and Lincoln, together with the fact that
he seems TO be holding his own in the
country precincts. the election by 1900
plurality of NJ. B. Reese. republican, as
justice of the supreme court was indi-
Gated in the returns received up to this
morning. Roeses plurality in this county
is 1000 Reese carried Douglass. in which
is Omaha by 5000. II. T. Clarke, re
publican for railway commissioner. had
little opposition.
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Republicans Have Nebraska.

LINCOLN. Neb.. November 6.-Today's
earlier returns indicate that the repub-
licans have carried the state by a ma
ioritY OF about 2o.or Rural precincts
cast a heavy vote for Judge NJ. B. Rec Sc,
republican candidate for the supreme
iudgeship. {. B. Anderson and George
Coupland. candidates for stat university
regents. have been elected by about 1000
plurality.
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HOW THINGS STAND
AFTER THE BATTLE
Resume of the Situation in
Various States.
JOHNSON BEATS BURTON
Hearst Seems Eliminated IN New
York Politics.
GENTILES WIN IN SALT LAKE
Curtis Guild Has Been Elected Gov
ernor of Massachusetts, for
the Third Time.
JOHNSON BEATS BURTON
GENTILEs WIN IN SALT LAKE

--,-.,,,-- hos c,re7+ eye-y-
liliH& III -\tN i''N
ON Johnson mas Won hdnd1iE
Owe I hCoGorc Burton IN the
Cleveland maVCraItT tIght.
The reform, element has trl-
rr7rIrd ir San Francisco.
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.1,
,..f-... ,---o.-..a-.,l>--
y '"I dohd lid9 i'io'doi( SJl'S
1i2 same way
lie democrats III Maryland
WIN easily
I he dntr-Nor1l0n ticket Is sue
co-sfr,1 IN Saft AXE City
(,-liI1 has been elected governor
+,- the third torn, =, N.scor,r-
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1af.,.- r T..
-,
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III ''''"' = ''"' ''i't'oi 'ioii9'
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500
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The legislature will be republican in
both houses. The new senate will show a
gain of one democrat, Shirn, republican,
of ocean county, having been ~efeated for
reelection by William J. Harrison demo-
crat. The senate will stand Republican.
II; democrats. !.
The lower house will be strongly repub-
lican. the republicans having gained
eleven members in Essex and five in Pas
sale. They lost three in Monmouth
county. The house Will stand: Republ-
cans, 10; democrats, Is. The present house
stands: Democrats. 81; republicans. %
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Approximate Pluralities.

By Associated Press.
TRENTON, n. J., November Gre
turns are coming in slowly. out the pres
ent indications are that ]. Franklin Fort,
republican, is elected governor by about
5000 plurality. This will depend alto
gether upon the result in Hudson county,
which includes Jersey City. Hudson
county was last night placed In the tables
as giving 1900 for Frank s. katzen ba ch,
democrat. The figures as compiled today
indicate that the plurality may not go
above 10000 or 1900 The following
table shows the approximate pluralities
by counties:
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Gold for the Northwest Coast.

PORTLAND, Ore. November 6.-The
First National Bank yesterday engaged
$75o,O0o gold in London for shipment TO
this city, and the grain exporting firm
of Balfour Guthrie & Co engaged $500 900
This is a total of 81 ,550,G00 gold which
has been engaged for this city within the
last few days.
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Montgomery County Vote.

special D4spalcn 10 The Slar.
ItUC hNlLLE. Md, November G.-CUm-
.:etc returns from yesterday 5 election III
.Nont golucry county snow tnat the entire
democratic state and county tickets were
slcc essTuL. CrOthers iOr governor Carried
the county by majority OF tIJ over his
republican, ,EE0EGn,, N. Gather anu
the other candidates on the state and
county tickets received majorities from
113 up. The republicans were hopeful of
electing at least a portion Of their county
ticket and they attribute their defeat to
the fact that the senatorial primary cleo
ton being held on the same day brought
out an unusually heavy democratic vote.
1t is reported that many ballots were
spoiled. the number being estimated at
about 500.
Owing to the length of the ticket. tba
count in number of the districts was
not completed until daybreak this morn
ing, and complete returns were not re-
ceived here until noon. Remus #. Darby
George W Meem and John E West, for
Judges OF the orphan court. Richard Hum.
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medium Of Exchange, would be held by
the government to be legal.
Al opinion by Attorney General Olney,
given in 1898 was cited as evidence that
they would not be considered a violation
of Che currency laws
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JACKSON. Miss. November 6.-Practi-
cally without opposition the democratic
state ticket. with Z. F. Noel for governor,
was elected yesterday. Although the vote
was very light, the returns will not be
complete for several days, as their COM
piing is merely for record.
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Clothing Makers Assign.

CHICAGO. November 6.-David and
Isaac Loeb-L. Loeb's Sons-filed a petit
tion in bankruptcy yesterday in the
United States court. The Loebs were
engaged in the wholesale clothing business
They aiN their liabilities amount to
$50 2061@ith assets of s16,14O.
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Plurality of 1000.

by associated ireSS.
BALTIMORE, November 6.--Incom-
plete but reliably Indicative returns re-
ceived early this morning show that
the democrats have elected Judge Aus
tin l.. Crothers governor and tie en-
tire state ticket by an estimated plu-
rality OF about 1000. The legislature
appears to be safely democratic.
EX-Gov. John Walter Smith acfeated
GOV. Edwin Wariieid and Represeuta-
tive j. +. {. Talbot in the primaries
for the long-term United States SEN
atorship beginning in lJU9. Senator
William finckney Whyte was unop-
posed and viii succeed himscI. for
the short term. Senator "a iyte was
appointed at the death Of the Rate SEN
ator Gor,nau until the legislature
should choose successor.
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JOHNSON EASY WINNER
STREET CAR COMPANY PROMPT
LY RAISES FARES.

CLEVELAND. OHIO. November Com
plete returns give Johnson. democrat, for
mayor. fs239; Burton. republican, 30, ,026.
Johnson plurality, 9,313. The entire dem
ocratic ticket was elected with the ex-
Ception Of police clerk.
The city council will stand twenty-five
democrats to seven republicans.
Following the reelection of Mayor John
son the Cleveland Electric Railway Com
pany again resumed selling tickets at the
old rate of eleven for fifty cents For
month prior to the election the company
sold tickets at the rate of seven for %
cents. upon which basis they asked
renewal of their franchises. May
or johnson was elected upon a
straight three-cent-fare Platform, 1t is
probable that the Cleveland electric rail-
way Will keep the higher rate Of fare in
force during the remainder of the life of
their franchises. The question of annex
ing CollnWoOd. a suburb. to Cleveland,
was carried by a large ma atority at yes
terday's election.
Vote In Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, November 6.-Fui re-
turns from the Cincinnati election give
Markbreit. republican. for mayor. a clear
majority over his four opponents of s,271.
Markbreit received 1866; Dempsey,
democrat. 1855. and Pfaf. city party,
$3.50. The vote on prohibition and So
cialist candidates was light.
With five precincts missing both re-
publican candidates for superior judge
were elected by more than 10000 ma
jority, each receiving nearly 44,@O votes
as against 32OoO for German and $1,000
for May. The new city council will have
twentyfour republicans and five demo-
Gratis, republican gain of six.
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2 and Wavering vote.
Democracy United.

Democracy finds Itself united and har-
mnnious; the republicans find themselves
disrupted, dsgruntled. torn with feuds
and factions ard lacking leader. There
IS one strong man in Washington who
could unite them, and there is another
strong man in Albany who could do so.
Who will get on the Job first?
There Will be work for the leaders of
both parties between now and the opening
Of the presidential campaign. The demo
Gratis Will plan to get into shape 10 prom
Use q record-hreaking vote III New York
CITY for the democratic presidential ticket
and to control the New Yor. state delega-
ton to the national convention.
The republicans will have enough to do
to collect their shattered forces, bringing
back those who have gone off after
Hearst in the past, and those who have
tyIst become disgusted and quit the game
because of feuds. factionalism and general
bad management. y. o. NJ.
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Lesson of the Election in New
York City
TEAM WORK WON THE DAY
Republicans Need Some Strong
Welding Force.
IN OTHER LOCALITIES
Burton Badly Beaten in the Cleve-
land Contest-Antt-M ormon
Victory in Utah.

special From staff Correspondent.
NEW YORK. November 6--Politfcians
upon taking stock today, after yesterday
events. found these conditions:
That Tanlmany is restored to power
with added political prestige from having
whipped out an independent movement
which at one time threatened its life
That Hearst is eliminated from politics
in New York city, and has lost his hold
upon the voters.
That the republican city organization is
denlora!iZed and must be braced up.
That independent movements and fusion
are not popular. and that voters are re-
turning to their old party affiliations.
That democracy has been strengthened
in New York city and republicanism
weakened. because a smashing victory
such as Tammany has won attracts the
and wa vprtuGr
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By Associated Press.
NEW YORK, November 6.-Hitchcoc
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-04-01
SOCIETY NOTES.
{ < f + + ++ +++ <% !

Mr. Walter Raimiek. formerly of this city, but now of Pine Bluff, and Miss Blanche Shepherd, of this city. were married at the home of the brides parents here on last Friday night says the Sheridan Headlight. Elder Henry Donham performed the ceremony. MT. Ramick has a position with the Puddephatt Furniture com- pany of Pine Bluff. and he and his wife will make that city their home. The groom is a son of Wade Raj mick, of Grapevine, and the bride is a daughter of Mir. and Mrs. T. J. Shepherd of this city. These young people are being congratulated by scores of friends here, and We join these in wishing them much happi- ness.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-04-01
Dock >tadcr'> Nin>trel>.

Minsjrels have ever been and VII ever be popular with the masses. They delighted kings and queens cen- turies ago. and they delight the sov- ereigns of this land more tban any other public entertainments The daf of the old-fashioned negro minstrel : past. With the old-fashioHea negro, living only in the memory of the old CT people, his peeuGarities do not in- terest the younger peoRIe-the Pee- pie who mostly make np the andi- ences which miu-treis seek to d9. light
 Mir. Doekstader will he seen as the "Editor of the Bungylle GorkeF,' in which character he RoetfaNs tha trials and tribulatous of the life ot a newspaper man. The manner D which this role k led uR to is one 9i the most unique surprises Mr' Dock stader has ever had.
 Neil O'Brien. whose quaint humol
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AMUSEME ENTS
<Ean!-t.'

Mir Hafve5 Boyd, graduate electrician. explained ta .Ge wonderful electrical etfeets faf will be produced neXJ fursdat. April ?, al the Elks theater. IF Porter J. Whites 2isaalfe produez ton of G0ethe-s immortal -ffa-odt. Faust. Thousands oi Wfres cross the stage in seemingly endless con= fusion. Each wire ms To q mammoth marble switch board, dc signed and constructed undsr the supervision of Ar. HoEd for rhis production Affer e}orNtbfns k :u place Mr Boyd can sit=iH teon' et this board and paoduee tAaz= Won- deffnl effeetS=fhat 2o 70 aaI5a e3 the play. IL showed sa tWinhlie2 stars. fire flies the rain of fire tho electrical ON. electrical sIsHll, ol e= trieal cross. the burning EbaFre of wine tho electrical book. which Mephisto induces Faust= =te sien ;H faet. so manf electrical elfee= a1s shown that 3hey become beW.l]eez ing Anyone who has an on portanity 'o see tho seenerv au3 mechanical effects. oaly few a5 which We have mentioned will is convinced that this eomranv vii produce the best piece eHer vii messed in the city. Mf. Frederick l Wilson. oi Ben HHF@ fame has been especially engage =te -0-e the role ol MtDhisto.
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EHEtMiTISH WILL GO.

* Shake well in a bottle the :: following: Fluid Extract Dan 7: d4liGn eHc-h&lf ounce, Com # pound kargon one ounce, and E Compound Syrup Sarsaparilla " three ounces. Take for each * dose one teaspoorful after
 * your meals and at bedtime, + drinking plenty of good water # \ well-hnown authority # states that any good prescrir- 7" tion pharmacy can supply file
 F ingredients, which can ba
 * easily mixed at home. r This mixture will act di- * rectly upon the Kidneys, re-
 x vomine obstructions that clog # 's the process of eliminating * waste matter and acids which * produce Rhellmatism, Bladder ' x and Urinary difficulties and " x other affections resulting from ' # sOured blood. which he kia- $ * neys failed to keep clean and 2
 * pure .s.#=z. s
 * The worst forms of Rheunla @
 * tism are said to be readily x overcome without the slightest *
 * injury or i'll feeling to the
 stomach CT digestive organs
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-04-01
ALL TURNED OUT
 ON EASTER DAY
Streets of Pine Bluf Were Crowded With Persons Who Took Adyan- tage of the Beautiful
 WcathCr.

Every juvenile i'll Pine Bluff who was not kept in the house Easter Sunday with scarlet fever or other illness. and every man and woman having the least semblance of ambi- ton were out and going yesterday. The weather was ideal for out of doors recreation, and so far as eli matic conditions were concerned it was summer and no mistake. The heat was tempered by cool and re- freshng breeZes. and the lawns, boulevards and ether centers of at traction were taronged from early morning until late in the evening. Members of the families which af- lords them had their automobiles and carriages in comm ssion throughout
 the afternoon and the various tennis
 courts were crowded with enthusiasts of this healthful sport.
 It was busy day for the Citizens Light and Transit company, and the entire equipment was in service. For lest park and the reconstructed cem- etery lines were favorites with the crowds. and to accommodate the traf- fic requirements of the East Sixth and East Second lines open cars were l sent out.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-04-01

seems 10 Sr0W more amusing eVe98 season, has provided himself. wi.a some of the pes, material and songs he> aa- efaa had and @ilI De further seen in | sketch which is entirely original. In th.s Mr ORfien fairly oatdoes himself in fhe matter of fun making.
 John Foley k another addition to tHe Dock- ader forces this season. ald he Will 5e seen in the picturesque songs and dances of the south. Eo- catiE the singing contingent is better than ever before William II. Thomp- son, Reese Y. Prosser, Ora F. Weller, Gas Reed, James B. Bradley and all ihe old favo4ites are in the program rhe closing number of the perform-I ane is entitled Moon Love th3a being tAe ftdle of lie song which ;; introduced during he action of Id s<esch :Fhe=Stage picture is one II .Ie handsames5 ever Dui.t. and .he music Of the most fascinating nature. The minstreis come 10 the Elks the- 4t.H Thursday night. itZ being Man- aeeF DTakeAs benefit.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-04-01
Skate tonight, and every night this week, at the Main rink, Half the proceeds to the Y. M. c. A. fund. Help it along Free list suspended.
BOARD OF TRADE
 DIRECTORS ELECTED

The annual election ot directors ]! The Pine Bluff Board oi Trade Wak held today The polls were opened u ! o'clock aud closed at } o'cl 9ei Esi}la interest was manifested in fp contests only few more than ,weaE votes being cast. John B. Speers@ P r. Byrd, F NJ. Roane and Harvey Hoes acted as judges. Thirteen di- feet0rs were elected as follows:
 ] F. Talbot, J. l.. Caldwell, w. x Irulock. r. P. Byrd. D. N. Blnthenthal, r. l.. Dilley, V. 0. Alexander, S C. Alexander Jr. F. (. Howell. Fred FOX, I. F. Ruther faid ,nas Well end D. X. Kendall.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-04-01
Nauchette's Discovery in
 Picayune Class, Anyway, and Too Small to Be Seen
 With Telescope.
70 PERCEPTIBLE JAR
Snother Sky Phenomenon Due in l9lO-pine BIuIiians Who Looked For Comet Were Somewhat Dis. appointed.

Those persons who arose after yesterday morning think |ing il was to be their last day on earth will be eratified to learn that the comet which was billed to de- sftoy Pine Bluff and the world has slid off into space, without zen appearing before Pine Bluff 
 The famous comet discovered ftsse weeks ago by Mauchette and which MeteQcci announced would cross the path of the earth about March 31. causing the destruction a# the world, failed 10 materia1ize. ii was SO small that it could not, aa seen, eFen with telescope.
 It is not known whether the comet crossed the earth $ orbit or not. If il did cross the path. as predicted by Sisnor Meteucci, il was probably so small that the collision of the comet and earth Was of no consequenee-cXccpt to I he comet.
 Comets are composed of Waste matter and are not at all heftX. They come from outer space and afe drawn toward the sun. As they approach the sun they fall in the curve of parabola The nearer he sun the greater the rapidity of faH. or accelerated velocity at tained by the comet
 When opposite the sun the eea- tgitu9al force is so great 1hat the comets are thrown off or driven away from the sun. and return {nto outer space Three hundred miles q second is the velocity of a comet when nearest the sun OccasiCnallN Jupiter or saturn captures an un= wary traveler, closing is orbit md causing an eclipse in sush
 ses the =com2j beeom&s q membor Of the periodic comets. In 1910
 ,alley's coet will appear. It is He of the periodic family. This te,lcw will be visible and should slp, ar in May carly in the morning before the sun is up, unless some thing happens to him.
 The Reverend Father Martin $. Brennan, the St Louis astronomer, tried to discover the whereah bouts of the comet which has caused so much excitement lately. but said he could not find it. He explained that the comet has been in the neigh borhood of the sun the last few days and was so small that the glare of the sun hid it from view. It was only a telescopic comet. anyway, and will probably never b. heard of again. Meteucci's pre- dietion relative to the stranger was the reason it gained such notoriety. Father Bremen said he did not believe that Meteucci had seen the comet, but had worked out the course it would probably follow.
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$o5 REWARD.

One bay mare mule, about 13 years old; about IA hands high; branded dimly with X on hip and slightly stiffened in right-hand foot. Twenty-Five dollars reward for mule and thief, or S15 for mule. WALTER BURKS, 121 East Thirteenth avenue.
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Y. M. c. A. benefit tonight and every night this week. Half the proceeds of the Main rink donated to the en : largement fund Free list suspended. Help swell the fund. 9 g.~
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FROM THE Y. M. c. A. FUND HEADQUARTERS $
To the Public Spirited Citizens Of Pine Bluff:

lo IHe IHDil' SIJIlIleu tltlZeNS 0i
 Pine Bluff:
 At the close of Saturdays work Io- cal subscriptions received toward the rebuilding fund of the Y NJ. C. A, to- gether with what We are practically sure of receiving from outside sources, will equal about sixty per cent of the S20o00 desired 10 be raised
 If We can keep up this rate We will have he money bv the night of the 4th. The subscriptions so far re ceivea are small ones, and but few from our business element.
 We would earnestly request that those whom this committee has asked to solicit subscriptions get to work Monday and push the work rapidly If these workers will secure some outside held and also bring in their own subscriptions We believe We can close the books with s20,000 promptly on Thursday next.
 Before starting out to solicit, be sure and see Mr A B. Richardson at the county court room and secure necessary Information and cards.
 Quick action and concerted effort on the part of every one of the one hundred solicitors is ne cessary to ac- complish the result We earnestly ask all to make the effort, even if it is at a small sacrifice of your time and We are sure of the s20.00o. Re- spectfully,
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H. H. HUNN,
 J. E. BOYCE.
 R. l.. RUTHERFORD,
 w. T. YOUNG,
 JAS. GOULD,
 J. 4. HOLMES,
 HOWELL WESTBROOk,
 w. H. LANGFORD,
 Executive Committee Pine Bluff. Ark, April l. 1907. Mr. James Gould, Chairman Cam paign Committee, Y. M. C. A. Fund, City. Dear Sir Wishing to aid the worthy cause and swell the fund. the present week will be ". M. C. A. week at the Main rink. Beginning tonight, half the proceeds of each nights skating stssion will be added to the fund.- to enlarge the Y. M. C. A.
 Wishing you great success in rais- ing your fund, We are respectfully yours,
 LElTNER X WE'LL.