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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-17
Rides OVerSple OIL
ing Country Of Abe
marie County.
8; |. SEASON t D I
AND FINE SPORT
Club Owns Handsome Clubhouse
and It's Members Own Practi- 4
cally All6the Country Over
Which Hounds Run,
Mr.. Morris is 80. lt'si
Master. 'ssS 81
BY Francis Lee Thurman, NJ. u

5l k3yb TrNnclN Lee VnUr man, sNl.
E KESWICK, VA, Feb. That Tall
oaks from little ucorns grow is no Struer
aphorism than that the Keswlck Hunt
Club has become q powerful, strong and 4
representative club from q very inau So
year 1886. a few peaceful. law abdlng
citizens, but dear lovers OF the chase and
sport. met at historic old s Glow eldsss
the home Of r.. M. Rand o1ph. to organize
themselves into a club. whose Il objects
were Social Intercourse and Fox andsa
drag Hunting" At this informal meeting
Ii was decided to issue invttatl ons for az
banquet to he held at Clovcrhelds on
December 10. 1896, AT this meeting the
following gentlemen were present and
constitute the Charter Members Of thesa
Club They were:-C Cary r u fin Randolph,
John Anderson Chisholm, Jas. Norris;
Page, Stuart Hanekle . DR.. Francis lee
Thurman. Geo. w. Macon, hurry Boe~s
cock. Francis Merriwether Randolph
Fred Murphy, w. Z, Cochran, Chas E.ss
Dickinson, Hugh G. Dodd. w. u, Smith,.
Shnckleford. w. Douglas Macon, Prof
Edward Echols, H. w. Greenough - OF
Rhode Island and Joseph w. Everett
They made a merry party and the hours
whiled away and the bowl sank low be-99
fore much real business was done, buts
finally after much discussl on pro and con,
the following officers were elected
John Armstrong CHAMBER President.
Hon. Geo. w. Morris, Vice dent. Coll
II. w. Fuller, End Vice-Presldent,i Mur-
ray Boocock. Treasurer, Jos. w. Everett
| Secretary. Cary Ruftin Randolph, NJ. f.
| II. and Hugh c. Dodd, Whipper-in. VI.
Then came up paramo unit Issue, viz =. 81
| What the name Of tho club should be ~
4 The majority favored THE Blue Ridgef
Hunt Club" and this was decided upon
but it was learned that there already
existed a chartered club by this name
In another part OF the State. and It was,
finally decided that this should be called
1.-THE Keswicls Hunt Club" wise ands
| happy selection. Il M
Temporary Home. s
The old manor house IN the Clover-t
fields yard was rented temporarily for a
clubhouse and committee consisting
4 of Murray I3oocock, DR.. Thurman, Geo.
Macon. Cary Randolph and Edward Ecl1-s
Z! OILS were appointed to55fnd suitable
site for q clubhouse and grounds. TO-
. W. M
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-17
TO HAVE BOWLING
TOURNAMENT /. HERE:
Plans Being Made for Big
Sporting Event During
the Exposition.
NUMBER OF TEAMS
ALREADY ENTERED.
Large Sum Will Be Distributed
in Prizes Among Winners.
Much Interest Is Being
Taken in Arrange
ments for the
Occasion.

A movement is now on foot to have
great bowling tournament in Rich
mond during the Jamestown Exposi-
ton. II 1t is held here. a., seems very
possible. the event Will far exceed
any oftits kind that has ever taken
place in this city bfet<. 1t will give
the increasingly popular game tre-
mcndous impetus, and 1t will be n
great credit to the city, which is fast
advancing In thIs4line, as well as in
her other sports ~
The records. so far, show that Rich
mond to-day outclnsses any othe city.
IN the South In bowling. and is, in.
fact. becoming o great bowling centre.
About three years ago the city had
about seven individual bowling. alleys,
and appeared hardly able to support
bowling alleys here, and these are not
sufficient to accommodate the local
sports.
The men at the head Of the move
ment for a tournament are we'll known
in bowling circles! and they are con-
fdent OF great success In the under
taking.
The promoters arc u. G. Whitman,
new manager OF the Lake Alleys. the
. organizer OF the scheme; S. N. VIII
liams, II. L. Cooke and James Kain.
The tournament will begin on May
Va 9Th and continue to May 31st. All the
/ games will be played on the Lake AL
leys, and they will be strictly under
the rules OF the American Bowling
Congress.
Matches will DO held every night dur
Ing the week, and the bowling public
Will have the opportunity of witnessing
the game as It Is played by some of
the worlds champions, both In indi-
vidual and in team work.
A large sum of money will be spent
In prizes that are to be offered to The
winners.
Mr.. Whitman, manager of tho lake
Alleys, Is promoter of the movement;
Mr.. Williams will be the official record
ing secretary of the visiting teams and
players; Mr.. Cooke will be the judge In
awarding prizes and will arrange the
schedule, and Mr.. James will be chair.
man Of the reception committee.
Tho following Is the official program
400
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-17

The men ut the head OF the. movo-
ment for a tournament are we'll known
in bowling circles, and they are cons
fdent Of great success In the under
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-17

Continued on Second Page.)
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-10-23
MRS. MARY A. SEWELL
 PASSES AWAY
Formerly Lived in This City-"Jack'' Sewell and E. F. SeWell. Two Sons. Survive With Other
 Relatives

Mrs. Mary A. Sewell, mother of J C. SeWell, the real estate man, dieG yesterday afternoon at 3 o'clock She had been sick since last December and the end was not unexpected. Just recently she was moved from St. Jos eph's 1nfirmary to the Sigler apart ments, where the funeral will occur this afternoon at 3 o'clock, Rev. w. T. Amis conducting the services. The body will be laid to rest at Green- wood cemetery.
 Deceased leaves four children. E F. SeWell of Pine Bluff is expected to Rrrive today to attend his mothers l1neral.
 lMrs. Sewell resided in Pine Bluff sAst prior to her removal to this city Nth her son, J. c. SeWell, who en-
 ted business here. Both of them Ne made many warm friends here
 will regret to hear of the sad
 E of her death.-Hot Springs Bull
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-10-23
RUMORED CHANGE IN
 BULLETIN
Reported That W. T. Amis Will Be Succeeded by George H.
 Adams

It is rumored today upon good authority that George Adams, at present editor of the Helena World and formerly engaged in the newspa- per business in Pine Bluff, has pur- chased an interest in the Bulletin and that the editorial department of that paper will hereafter be con- ducted by R. o. Schafer, the present managing editor, and MT. Adams, Rev. w. T. Amis retiring. MT. Adams was in the city yesterday, but re- turned home last night.
 The report has been current for some time that the stockholders Of the Bulletin were dissatisfied with the radical policy pursued by Rev. w. T. Amis in his efforts to reform the state of Arkansas, and in the event he should step down and out his abdication as moral censor will not be a surprise to many people, Hot Springs News.
 MT. Adams is in the city today. He stated that he had been approached by the Bulletin management regard ing the deal; that he had made them a proposition but as yet the. deal had not been consummated.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-10-23

equlvocally and earnestly to the re- clamation of the wet lands of the lower Mississippi and Arkansas riv- CTS The future wealth of Pine Bluff is inexorably associated with the success of this movement, and to reap the best results she must be known as taking the lead so far as the lower Arkansas is concerned.
 Let us prove to our visitors, by our presence on November 2. that we mean business just as much as we say we do. Success comes to the dili- gent, not to the sleeping.
 J. l.. CALDWELL, Secy,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-10-23
LEN LAMPERT'S
 FATHER DEAT

Len Lampert recently received a telegram announcing that his father was seriously ill at Rochester, N. Y
 The following morning another mes sage came conveying the sad intelli- gence of his death. Mr. Lampert took the first train East, and will remain in Rochester about ten days, looking after the affairs of his father, who died possessed of considerable real and other property. The deceased was about 75 years of age, and was fine
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-10-23
SCHOOL OF DRAINAGE
 IN THIS CITY
To Be Held at Jefferson County Court House on November 2-Con.
 gressman Robinson Coming.

Oct. %, 1jVi.
 For more than a year past the h. dustrial Department of the Iron Mountain railroad has been heartily engaged with the Board of Trade in promoting the drainage of loWlands contiguous to Pine Bluff.
 The Agricultural Department at has entered cordially in- to the scheme. So hos our congress- man, Hon. Joe T. Robinson.
 All of these parties will be repre- sented at a school of drainage to be held at the court house on November ? at 2 o'clock p. m. MT. c. G. Elliott of Washington, Col. D. E. King of the Iron Mountain, Hon. Joe T. Rob inson and others will be present and make addresses. The exercises will be exceedingly interesting and profit able. The party is travelling in Col. Kings private car and is thereby en- abled to bring along Illustrative equipment of great interest to any body and everybody. The ladies are specially invited to attend.
 Facts have been brought to the at tention of President Roosevelt which f have led him to co1amit himself un'
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-10-23
,IsSUM SUPPER;
 .ANDIDATES THERE
,nosh meat am good to eat.
 cEhim to de heart.

,DosN meat am good to eat,
 caNhim to de heart.
 G. Nght a number of our promi- ,o, ens who gathered around a tahle ming beneath the weight of o,o,,o, appossums prepared by Jack cao,. cooked 10 a queens taste ,rho ply were the guests of Ch;of ofaice Al Stewart. The ta- a,1o woe lad in the office of Squire Tim rro1 Among those present were:
 1,,aao IS Gould, Judge w. D.. 1onos os(hilpot, Ed Cheek, J. F. pono 1o,,; Aeek, I. J. Wick, Edgar pnon,s+o, Barrow, Charles 1onos 1;,, r er, Jesse Core, Frank stouart E fs) Verret, Judge J. D ctorron+ uJ. M. Reynolds of podso,a Al s,rt, John Dellmon, J. w. Allen, Fle e'' o' H. "oiA
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-10-23
$5,OOO MARK IS REA(1ED
 IN HOSPITAL CAIP IPAIGN

like a promising lii
 prime of youth, the st ot;os - dation tell tale of a = .. IL. grand ,uo,,,:ao ,ae4 e..,er Had the in-
 ', of speech they would hurl the po -. reproach upon the inh :, city whose sense of pl
 untouched by the sight .o~t,-S foundation for months ;. :.
 waiting it's superstructure :,
 In conclusion Rabbi Fri
 "The ancient rabbis saiu ,-.
 .Lo,o >,, ~ n, - 11o Amuch less of hyperbole than it seV
 all the descendants of anyS
 could indeed be assembled soml at the end of five hundred year. would be found to number enou{ form the total population of & y, crate sized nation, a little N Thus in very truth every life save the hospital would save world, shall not mention the geniuses, l whom the world might be depriE through the needless death of pc son who himself or whose descen ants might possibly add a new inve tion or a new thought to the world stock of values, enriching all huma ity through his achievement But am speaking for the very humble ana obscure human being. He t. has an indisputable right to life. IT preservation of his health is S cred duty devolving upon society. H manity requires it and the God all men demands it."
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-10-23

named recently by Jury Commission \ers ], M. Hudson, Alex Strauss and N $. IIelton. They will be summon
 \to appear for service November II.
 new list includes:
 Nry Eversfield, W. B. Crosson. S SXestall, J. L. Davis, T. II. Will
 1fN4. G. Higinbotham, Beaurie Il liter Goodwin, John s. Per du, \Lowery, W. s. Beard, M c. w. w. Ritchie, Harry Hani 8oyee, A. F. McNeill, R. r. Kin ( go Barrow, John Temple, D. B. N0 1SSh Steck, Clifton How ell, M. Aand c. c. Gillespie.
 Alterna Iordan, $ M Win ters, Robe s Reap. Char les ChestnL Ean Aeveritt
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-10-23
FARMER S%{S15i %Maaxrns s

Washington, A ne eAo"- 1.-two oo,,,;ttoo oe American Asso- o;.+;o, of 1,o or,,ors Eitute Workers met here today forN iee uays ses- r;on ta ,,o do,,,toa lconsideration of +ho f,,+rro Mo,,, meetings of the association. ThKo'ia'ioh ln- cludes in it's memberAtne olaclals of all the state and golV VoA' oo"i's of agriculture.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-10-23
WILL N0T BUILD D., 7,
 LINE THIS YEAf, Pine Bluff Promoters of In terurban Line to Run From This City to Sheri- dan Abandon Idea
WATER COAL NEARBY
Plans and Specifications Are All Ready, But Matter Is Being Thor. oughly Gone IntO-What Is Be. ing Planned.

The Manufacturers Record has a
 length account of a proposed electric
 line, which is planned to be built from
 thls city to Sheridan at an early day
 by local capital, full mention of which
 was exclusively made in the Graphic
 some weeks ago.
 The Record is informed that the :: proposed line of the Central Arkansas Electric Railway Company is to run from Pine Bluff, Ark, to a point near Sheridan, in Grant county, Ark. From there two branches will diverge. one running to Little Rock and one to Hot Springs. In all, the company will
 have mileage of 90 miles, and the to-
 tai cost, including commissions and
 discounts on the bonds, is estimated at $3,3 1000. The population of the district served, exclusive of the cities of Little Rock, Pine Bluff and Hot Hot Springs, which the line does not serve, was seven years ago 40,644. As suming that the road will have the same earning power as have two simi- larly located lines now in operation and taking in their cases also the 1900 census, the new line, it is, estimated, should earn $9.34 per inhabitant, and 1t should be able to operate for 54 per cent of the gross earnings.
 This would leave the company. as net earnings $174,45s per annum, and it is so near to what a per cent bond for the cost of the road would yield that the promoters have got thought l it wise to attempt to fina it at this time. They have devotea their ener- gies to two plans. They have sought a way of oheapening the motive pow CT, first Investigating the Ouachita river as source for a hydro-electric plant. They had to abandon this, ow- ing to extreme high water for a De- riod of 10 days each year and low water for about 90 days. They then began the search for a workable seam of coal at point near the junction. While they have not yet succeeded in lncovering a workable seam of coal with rock roof, they have been much encouraged by recent developments. If successful, it is hoped to be able to produce electricity at the mine so :heaply that they can sell to the dis tributing companies at the three NlfI0C p1x hoy l produce it. 1t is also proposed to de- 7elop a freight business to help out he earnings.
 The company is furthermore seek ng to arrange a plan which will To- 'ate truck farmers in It's territory. t is described as land high above all foods, ideal for truck farming, vine ards and small fruits.
 Until the promoters can secure a oal supply or additional settlers, it s not probable than any effort will 'e made to finance this road. They ave surveys made, plans drawn and complete estimates of the cost. They now that financiers will demand ood proposition before they will ad- ance the money for it, and they do ot expect to build any part of the inc this year.
 The headquarters of the company re at Pine Bluff, Ark, and the off, prs are: J. A. Holmes, president;
 H. Saunders, vice president; B. T.
 oker, secretary and treasurer: A.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-10-23
Liberal Donations Being Made by Various Local Citizens in Effort to Bring About Completion of La dies Hospital.
OTHERS ARE AIDING
SyStematic Canvass Is Being Made by Various COmmittees-Beliey
 That Necessary Sum Will Be Sc. s4 sss Aured Before End of Week.

( The five thousand dollar mark was Meaehed today at noon by the various < oMmittees who are soliciting funds the Ladies Hospital and Benevo- lent Association, which yestel ' be- sgan ten days campaign snd can= vae in an effort to raisepN twenty thousand dollars, which is needed to complete the hospital building at Eleventh avenue and Cherry street. tis predicted that the necessary amount will have been subscribed by the sclose of this week, as the citizens sof the city are responding literally to the call for financial assistance.
 The various committees, under the direction of Mayor w. l.. Toney, gen. eraI chairman in charge of the cam pafgn headQuarters at the Jefferson county court house, continue to work Y1&Orously for success and the mem b4rG are being encouraged with contributions on every side. A hk4e't oAi L'oto To DSAiAD iAAetei'>' A4' ssj ioG to the names of committee A published in the Graphic este, 6 J. Holmes, June Ingram, J. F. H erford Rabbi B. Frisch and w. 1Fy ullikin went to work this morn 1g md are securing many donations ko1 various merchants and others. 4,,:1 1o ;,, T hs sums. As low as one dollar J. ben given the committees by va persons who were willing to as- I the worthy movement, but who ity could not afford more. Their ions were as much appreciated ! @they had given $100. Others J boo, $200, $250 and $500 contri- k and the sum is being swelled ] hour
 ! SN ladies served lunch again to- the court house and the mem & the various committees who work were cared for there at lbn hour. No time is being lost ] (r work. The members of the h Association are being en-
 tically assisted by various @ladies and others, not mem
 the Association.
 hbbi Frisch on Hospital.
 his sermon Friday night Rabbi lN&1ch chose for his subject: The J6X1al, Shall We Finish It?' In
 said:
 Bavaria, Germany, there is a
 1ent which consists of mag
 stairway and a porch and ,s more. Every time I pass the
 d Ion of our hospital, a picture fxGEBavarian monument obtrudes
 fore my mind and refuses to ~ The parallel is indeed strik-
 &Ae foundation of the hospital
 Y8e stairway and porch of the
 Unit tells Of magnificent
 fe; but like it too it fairly
 None with it's conspicuous in-
 eness Like, song not finish
 Ia story without an ending,
 Iortrait lacking features, like
 yet not like them but speak
 smes more than they-rather
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-10-23
As0?Ha{ 4Ha. Our XZ44zrp XSA4z

nv A ,ho football tn',an team ord? ysnine' oy the young men If ant will play any team no averaging over 150 ptuLfuI = Grs game will be played oOuki day, November 1, with \ Training School team
 turn game here The line'ecti01
 Sam Hilzheim, quarter LeLaurin, center; Chester guard; Ed Tucker, left ta Hudson, right guard; zack 7o
 sley, right tackle; Edgar ".V, right end; Dud Burford, left John Gillespie, full back; Mullen, left half back; Sorrells woody, right half back
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-10-23
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In the general prosperity of our country by having steady work and better wages than ever before-what are you doing with your share?
 Prudent workmen are making hay While the sun shines" s"-they'r build Ing bank account at our Savings Department while times are prosper ous-getting 3 per cent interest on their money.
 Why not join them9
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-10-23
s' + < + j. ! < +++a(

+ A telegram was rece r tue . l. local Board of Trade oal-
 + ters today to the effeo tue :.
 f State Bank and Trust 1ny
 + at Goldfield, Nevada, had eo : T. it's doors. It has branch Hs . < at Fresno, Cal, and CarstY :. + and Tonopah, Nevada TT . < B. Rykey is president of t. . + stitutiOn. 1 + Another telegram was rece ' + today at the Board of Trade f.
 + New York stating that mo-
 < opened at 40 per cent, went + 90 per cent and closed at 70.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-10-23
SEE ME QUICK! FOR SALE CHEAP

One-half block on corner of Nine teenth and Linden, in one block of the car line, beautiful lot, high and we'll drained. Most desirable residence portion of Pine Bluff. David Lee, 514 Main street. 1O-2l-3t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-10-23

Miss Ethel McCroskey, formerly this city, but now of Wolf City, Texas leaves tonight for her home after {; pleasant visit with friends in this city. She has been spending the sum- mer in Memphis, Pine Bluff and other points.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-10-23
v VENIRE
 OF JURORS
Jurors Will Report in the Cir. EOurt Room on November II
 st Opened This Morning.

IT of the second venire of jur- orc i've in the Jefferson circuit, conr opened this morning by circn fk Edgar Brewster and read court. The jurors were
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-10-23
The BANK OF PINE BLUFF

id gentleman of ''the old regime" H visited Pine Bluff about a year
 at which time he made many
 ds here.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-10-23
: It Gently But Forcibly

WheH asked who made that stylish and Well fitting garment for you, EisenEramer the Tailor, over Citi-
 zens kank, Second avenue corner Pine stNeet, makes all my good clothes"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-08-15
Geaea ssanatiter.

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l6rsitunseu ireeno welder strt su
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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-08-15
Mn SAwinSint,tiae.

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Nttel sur @eiunoheit uieber bergeiteat purbe uabs
benz q einige Sabre lang an elmer ihmsren euuaet.
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