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MEETS APPROVAL
 MAJOR QUARLES Helena Citizen on Visit to Pine Bluff Says Public Approves Dismissal of Po- lice Department.
ADAMS A PUGILIST
People of Helena Actually Believe
 Pine Bluffian to Be Former General
 of the Prize Ring-Acceunts Be- k ing Investigated.

Major Greenfield Quarles. coan ty judge of Phillips county and a resident of Helena, was visitor in this city yesterday. In discussing the recent action of the officials and citizens of that town in de- manding the resignation and dis missal of Chief of Police Clancy and his subordinates, said that the matter was weighed by the best element of the town and that the dismissal of the entire police de- partment meets with the approval of the community.
 MaJor Quarles said the people of Helena look on the act of Chief Clancy and Sergeant Ruane in at taclaing George H. Adams as dis grace. The city collectors office is says. and the accounts of the fired chief are being checked up. The He,ana World, he declares. has been solely responsible for the en- llghtenment of the Helena public to I& Ae alleged grating that has been Sing on for years, it is charged. and the unpopulatity eff the police department was recognized fact in recent years.
 Major Quarles says it is a miracle that George H. Adams was not seriously injured in his fight wit the two police officers, each of whom is twice as large as MT. Adams. A bloodier man than Chief Clancy, after the mix-up, never came out of a street fight in Helena, and Sergeant Ruane was also badly used up in the three handed tisticuff. Adams came out of the fight without scratch, re- ports Major Quarles
 It is the general opinion of eye witnesses that the attack made on MT. Adams was a pre-arranged all fair. One of them waited on the side of the street and attacked him while he was going to drug store and the other came to his as- sistance while Adams was giving him a severe drubbing. He then got his. Adams, Major Quarles says, had to be pulled off his as-- sailants.
 ''It is a hard matter now" said
 najor Quarles, Ito convince any |.D Ape man who witnessed that fight that Adams is not a former pugilist. They actually believe that he was at one time a ring cham pion and the rumor is so general in Helena that Adams begins to be- lieve it himself"
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FATHER M'GEAN
 GIVEN WATCH

A meeting of the St. Joseph Club was held Thursday night at s o'clock at the home of Mrs. Katie Franey, No. 708 Tennessee street The business affairs of the club were attended to and beautiful gold watch was presented to Father Mclean. Frank Franey made the presentation speech and acted as toastmaster. This is the last meet ing of the St. Joseph Club. The organization is now disbanded by consent.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-06-16
MRS. BESSIE I. BLOOM
 WEDS IN KENTUCKY
Was Married to sam W. Grumbley at
 ElktOn Recently.

The following from the Todd County Times, of Elkton, Ky. of recent date gives. an account of the marriage of a young woman, who is well and fa- vorably known in this city, where she lived for many years:
 Sam w. Grumbley and Mrs. Bes- sic l. Bloom were united in marriage Tuesday afternoon at the home of the Rev. Bird, pastor of the We5, End Methodist church, in Nashville
 News of the wedding came as I complete surprise to their friends and the only one who had been ap- prised of the approaching event was MT. Josh E. Rogers, who attended them.
 The bride is from Pine Bluff, Ark, but for the past year has resided in Elkton. her son, Frank Bloom, attend ing the Vanderbilt Training School. Accomplished and devoted to her friends, she has done much to assist those upon whose homes the shadows of sickness and death have rested. MT. Grumbley is one of the most pop ular of Elkton's young men, and a valued clerk at the store of Bell x McReynolds.
 Mr. and Mrs. Grumbley returned from Nashville Wednesday night and are receiving the congratulations ana best wishes of their friends at the ElktOn Hotel.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-06-16
Funeral at Noon Today.

Selma. Ala, lnnc 15-The fu- uefat ls ~Ae late Senator John I. Morgan s54.a place here at noon to- day from the Church Street Meth odist church, where the dead seq ator for many years worship9ea and the body was laid to rest in Live Oak cemetery i'll a lot adioiu- ing the tomb of William E. King, who died more than half q ccn- tury ago, while he was vice presi dent of the United States. Thou sands were present at the funeral, including delegations from every city in the state. Many dis tinSuislied men were also present Besides the congressionr' party who accompanied the body from Washington, there were present Vice President Charles W Fair banks, Gov. Conner and various state officials, together With every member of the Alabama congress sional dele gation.
 The procession from tln stat ioa to the church WAS headed by Mayor V. B. Aikias. hen came baud and next tie a.i.!tary, fol!owa 1 b.? Confedefata veterans, various c1m mittees y,s.d distinguished visitors in carriages. is.s the D 'eceseoH was .ing awa.l, the congr aYs ;@ra! delegatio waS escorted to car riages.
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stood about the coaches mtiI tha train moved out of the shed. Snloa citizens were hishly indignant last night because of the report, which appears today to have no shaloN of foundation
 Vice President Fairbanks went from Birminngham, joiing tha party at Selma.
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rThe dance to have been given last Wednesday night at Forest park was postponed until Tuesday night, June IS, on account of the inclemency of the weather. d3t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-06-16

D. T. Davies, one of the most pop ular engineers running out of this city on the Cotton Belt, left yesterday for New York, where he will take passage the coming week for New South Wales, England, to visit the scenes of his childhood and spend several months with relatives.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-06-16

4 M. E.. Bloom, the popular cashier at the Citizens bank, who has been
 quite sick for several days with appendicitis, is improving slowly.
 He was reported much better yea- terday <
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-06-16
[. W. CLEiVf'|TS OFF FOR l;IiIC1GO
 
 Local Crack sho5 @..l (zo to Chicago Too Enter the GI evioan Handicap. { eT
 
REPRESENTS STATE
W. E. Miller. of Little Rock, Vii! Ac- compan, Him-Many Events Pro. grammcd-ShoeterS From All Parts of World 10 Participate.

C. w. Clements, one of the best of Pine Bluffs crack shots. will leave today for Memphis, Tenn. where he will be joined by w K Miller of Little Rock. Together they will go to Chicago to attend the eighth annual grand American 1 handicap which will commence June Is and end June 2f. They are the only representatives of the state of Arkansas so far as js known and they are certainly excel lent representatives. Mr Clements has been doing some phenomena! 1 shooting of late, breaking as many a5 oO straight ill practice work. At the last weekly meeting of the plne Bluff Gun Club, he broke IS out Of possible DO. The inclem- eney of the weather only pre- vented bum from making a higher score, At the last annual tourna- ment he brohe iSS out of possible 200. He has "out-shot" many we'll known professionals during the 1 past year and is one of the best shots in the state. He holds the J. T. Lloyd medal for the 50-bird event and also the medal for the l00-live-bird championship w. B. Miller is one of Little Rocks best marksmen and has also held medals in the state. On the first day of this national handicap several events of 20 birds each will be run for the amateurs No handicap will be allowed in these events On the next day, June 19. the pre- liminary handicap will be shot. This event is also exclusively for amateurs. The state event is also scheduled for that day. On the third day, the grand American handicap, open to all, will be of fered. This is 100-target event at unknown angles. On the fourth day, Friday, the championships of both the amateurs and professionals will be decided.
 Nothing larger than a 12-gauge gun will be allowed. The use of black powder shells is forbidden Automatic traps, which throw the targets distance of about 50 yards, will be used. Five hundred sportsmen from all over the United States and Canada have already made their entries More than $1 ,000 in purses has been added and all the crack shots of the coun- try will be there. The grounds of the Chicago Gun Club, which are more than 12 acres in area, have been selected as the place for holding the shoot. Monday will be spent doing some practice shooting These grounds are equipped with
 
 noted as being amoag the best in the country. Five traps will be worked continually, each trap &C., commodatlng five men. The club members have already signifed their intention of holding another big shoot at Memphis, arounf July 4, and it rests with ISes- dent B. Snowden to ratify their ac- tion. All of the best amateurs and professionals are expected to at tend. Trap-shooting is one of the most enjoyable of outdoor sports and each year finds it higher in the estimation of all true sports
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If You receive copy of the Graphic today and are not a sub scriber, take it as kind invitation to subscribe. Both phones.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-06-16

Miss Alma Dewoody returned home last night from a delightful trip East. She visited the James, town exposition and other points of interest 1s
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-06-16
TROOPS PARADING
 RUSSIAN CAPITAL

Second Parliament To Have Been Dle oZyed Last Night by the Government -Stolypin R. sused-Douma De clnes to Expel the Social Democratic Members as Demanded by the Premiar-GaGrison Is Doubled and City Is Armed Capa-pie.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-27

MA nna Mira, "A, v. scott are now tt
hpfae AK No. iaa pc Max avenue
1looper Dunbar la here from fsuH AM
welSs far visit vi few weeks With
fflendH-
Mrs. leroy A. Palmer IN here From
stockton, tte gaSat OK her rlster9 Mrs.
Cllnt n, Leigh,
MISE Josephine pevereAux has, re~
tuEped from a vIsIt pf several weeks Nv
Chicago,
Mrs, A. y. HYurlaIre wall leave the
1aSt of ths week for Oakland. Hmd later
wall go tn southern California Sor o
SHINE
Mr. ana Nrrs. Fred H. Selirott tor.
snery OK beaver. are AZ home 81 mo- AZ
the whitley
Mrs, Ralph K. nttinEer IN back from
n Stay OK Aorrie S1so months III 1-os An"
geles.
MIR. and Mrs, Frank 4, taustln win
spend several wseks tn tsos Angeles
Mrs q. r. ctt nnd her daughter,
Mrs #. q, Clark. tsnve during IRE week
for Los Angeles
Mr. ana Mrs. ", ". THOMPSON have
returned from NAw York.
Mrs, Rachel 3. Miller ana her
daughter. MISS Marya Miller. have re~
turned from n visit Of some months
in Erlstsh Columbia, For the present
they are At hurrtE with Mr., and Mrs.
StANey BeAtte, N TX street.
Mr., ard Mrs, GRANT tf, Smith ara
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THE brilliant social event OF the week.
Salt I.uke Tpmnle Nv [fisw Vvsnntr,.sI
y poultou, ot salt Take city. The
happy young couple returned to Ogden
IN the evening and Were given n rev
ceptihM at the home of the brides
mother, Mrs III. n, Wooqmausep or
South Washington Avenue wnl.h WAS
attended hy the relatives AT ths ron~
trActlng parties. ana FEW inti,,tote.
was served III the dining room. I4hs
home MAS prettiIy decorated for inc
occasion with cut flowers, ferns and
evergreen. THE evening WINS ynent
In vocal and Instruments mmsic
and sQcality The brldp ana groom
are atnunG the most prominent ard
highly esteemed young coupla OF tho
sta'G. MISS W0ptiMausee Ii ~ yuung
lady az charming personality ana tat
ented In many ways She has been one
OF the most active members of the
weber Stake Sunday School board.
and was a leader in social circles. Mr.
Pavilion Is one OF utah's most capable
young musicians Is asSistnpr Ia rosas
Mcclellan and has classes both in Salt
Ia re CITY and Ogden. They Will make
their home at the capital.
Woo,deraft will give a reception and
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Logan, April ss.v~Miss Etfie Smith
MAS hostess at A. most charming nVen~
ing party given to number of her
girl friends Oh F"rt5ay last, at whIcA
she announced her enaa cement to Mr,
Percy Earr0ws ~ Ogden the marriage
10 take place In June
The evening WAS spent In playing 5td
aIia enjoying very dainty htncaeun.
Mtss Smiths guests were; Aleslatas
W, w, Mclaughlin, LcreMa Moen0h,
Henry Gleed, prrin Cousins the Misses
Grace EfIsher, Nellie HAyball. Allie
Bowen. Laura Nebsker, HIIdA EliAsop,
Annie EliaSon. Eurlic~ jacobson ,Arls
Roberts, 1na Stratsord, pearl StrattoEdt
Mora Egber1+ Maud fTgbert. Julia, Nib
ley Nan Nthiey, Amanda HolIngeen.
stella Eghert. Josie Munk, BESSIE Barr
rows, CLARA Smith, Kertie johnson, AVA
NebekNr, Rose SHrex son, IN NeFn Mor.
ley, ISea Maghcscn, ELLA Stuurt, Pearl
Gleed-
Mrs Geo. II. Champ was the hostess
at the meeting OF the u. A. C. WOnan's
club on Wednesday, II having lbeetI
the annual business meeting the off,
GERS for tho coming year were elected
The Usona society of the B. Y. ..
held an interesting meeting OH Friday.
view OF the "Sky Pilot by Miss Dora
Wright.
Mr.. H. s. Beatle and Mr. Horace En-
sign were Logan visitors on Wednes-
day. having some up from salt Lake
with the NJ & NJ excursion
Mr.. Herschvogel manager oS The
Columbia Phonograph Co. in salt Lake,
spent Wedn esday In Logan,
Mrs D. H. Thomas and Miss Phyllis
Thatcher have returned from Il visit 10
Salt Lake
President Nephl L, Morris and Bishop
Roscoe Eardley OF salt Lake were In
town on Wednesday,
The reception which was held at the
rectOry OF ST. Johns church on Thurs
day evening was a most enjoyable az
fair.
Mr.. and Mrs, l.. r. MatlocE OF Neva-
da stopped In Logan a few days this
week on their way east,
Miss Carrie McAIlster entertained
informally In honor OF Miss RAdls
OTmsby Of ReShurs one evening TINT
week.
Mrs, Newell Kimball is at home, AFTER
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VIZ the canyon ANA A. surnptuuus din,
ner was enjoyed.
Miss I.llie Brown has returned frnr
Los Angeles. where sMn has spent ths
winter with great beuviit 10 her health
A large family gathering vhs h,,a
sunday at the home nf Mr.. and Ntrs
David Park on TsnpanoGos ward, thn
occasion being Mr., Parks dtty~second
Birthday anniversary. .rhc dav Nyns
most pleasantly spent ana d tinv aim
ner was enjoyed,
Tho pupils W Mise Mamie Beeslev,s
department. la the Franklin school gave
n pleasant party In her honor Med,
nesdaS in the school Refreshments
were served,
Miss Nettie Knudaen returned TODAY
from Hebrr, where she has been spencl.
inE the winter,
The banquet given Saturday night
IN the First ward social hall ia honor
~ the stake M. T, A, officers way N
very enjoyable AFFAIR. attended hv
large number at guests, come fthusu
present being from Salt Lake Citv.
MIR. Lafayette Hclhruok and MISC
Florence Hplhrouk have gone to Cali.
fVrnlA. where Mrs, Hoibrook Is already
visiting.
Mrs. w. A. Ssearle and Miss Elisha
Moore were SALT Lake visitors thIs
week.
Mrs Martha Haws. on Ctolpna. pachea.
Mexico and Mrs Mary IN. Sainsbwrv
"a Bingham Junction, Mre visiting thAlr
sister. Mrs. Sarah Monk OF this city,
The reunion is IAN interesting and eri-
joyabIe ONE. it being the fSst tllne For
S% years the sisters have been tcgeth-
err.
Miss Ida T'tetaen MI SantaIuir is
spending a few days in Provo,
Mrs, n, II. Fleinet or west TEntiu, Is
visiting friends In Provo
Miss Essle Resse's class IN the Fra nix
lln school gave " party in her honor
Friday evening. Refreshments were
served.
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entertaining Mrs. Horace Smith and
her mother, Mrs Pierce, OF Tacoma.
MIR, and Mrs. George Il. Chandler
and Miss Bessie Chandler have come
In from Bingham and are at home
at l3I south Second East street.
Mrs, Phil Clark. of Eureka. is visit
ing a; the home OF Mr., and Mrs. Jack
son McChrystal
Mrs. Jackson McChrystsI has gone 10
Philadelphia
Mrs w, b. Wlngate ana Miss Minnie
WlnGate VIII leave in two weeks to
spend The summer with relatives i'm
Virginia. Pennsylvania and North Car
ollma-
Miss Joyce and Miss Fitzgerald of
Ogden spent Wednesday with Mrs a.
D. f. Reynolds, having come down 10
attend the University club dance.
Mrs Joseph obendorfer has re-
turned from visit to her sister, Mrs.
j. H. Banberger In New York
Mrs, C. *, OFT left yesterday for Los
Angeles for a months visit with her
daughter. Mrs C. Frank Clark
Mr.. and Mrs, a. X Herman are here,
after an extended wedding trip, and
are visiting Mrs H. ~ Whitney and
Mrs, TIernan AT the Whitney home on
Brigham street,
MIS- W. b, searle OF Provo and her
sister, Miss Elsie Moore. are In town
for few days.
Mrs. u. w, Matson OF Ogden has been
the guest Of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Knox.
Mr. and Mrs. w. T. McAlister left
Thursday for their home IN G0ldAeld
after visit OF several weeks here
Miss l3ftie Hazen ~ Boston Is In town
FOR "A short visit with her cousins Mr.
and Mrs a. II. Parsons, and will leave
shortly for Pasadena.
MI. and Mrs. Walter Scott and their
two sons leave shortly for an European
"trip, which Nill extend over three
months
Mr. and Mrs leslie L. Savage. are
here from GoldHed, ana are guests at
the Goodwin home
Mr.. and Mrs. George C. Moore have
gone 10 ely. Men, for Il few days.
Mrs G, II. Alley ls back from a visit
Wiih her parents In san francisco,
Mr., ana Mrs. Ralph PrItChard have
for their guest Miss Lawrence OF Brook
lyn,
Mrs J.. L. AlhrItton OF Montana will
arrive early IN May to be tho guest OF
her mother. Mrs +, I3onnemort, Tor
month";
Mrs, w, II, Wishman has gone to In
| dlanap0lls 10 visit relatives, Later she
VIII 40 TO Miles, Mich
Rabbi and Mrs. Charles j. Freund are
stopping at tbs Keith apartments,
Mr.. and Mrs " II. Poase have re-
| turned after spending most Of the win.
ter ~ California
Miss Minute and Miss Lillian LAM
| bourne VIII leave ln few days for
Los Angeles, where obey VIII Visit
| friends tor month.
Mrs. Q, w, Mason OF Fort Douglas
! lefI mis- week for New York, where sho
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AIDE. the table being decorated In pink.
and about half dozen guests being
present
Mrs L. u. Baehe OF Omaha wa 6 guest
of honor at u luncheon given by Mrs,
Russell Tracy on Monday, the decora-
lions being In tulips and ferns and COW
ers laid for ~ guests.
Miss Ifsadore Taylor was guest OF
honor at pretty evening affair on
Monday night given by Mrs j. F. SheT-
lock- the rooms being prlght with liow-
eTs and a delightful evening spent. Miss
Ruth Taylor assisted the hostess
MIR. and Mrs, RAYMOND s. Mason.
OF San Francisco. are guests at The
home Of Mrs. MassOn's parents. MIR.
and Mrs ii. C.. Mcmillan.
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The Nineteenth Century club met
Friday with Mrs, II, n. Cprfman, and
listened ta AN interesting paper by
Mrs, George Taltnase on Educating
the Rlnd-"
The sorosls met Wednesday Win
Mrs. E, ID. Partridge, Nineteenth
Century club rendered the program.
MIS-. j, Challen Smith presented an in.
tcreStlng paper on Frances Wllard
ana Mrs. John Marwck one on FLOR
ence Nightingale.
The following officers have been elect-
~ by the Priscilla club tax the ensuing
year; President Hattie walker; vice
president Hannah DUNN secretary and
treasurer, Fern .smVot.
The Pallas club met Thursday With
Miss Mamie Bpesley and enjoyed an
interesting program and Refreshments
The Sixth WARD NJ r. A. Sewing
club met Wednesday with Mra. Eliza
Nelson Entertainments were served
The Five Hundred Card CLUB will
meet Tuesday wlth Mrs. Sam Schwab.
Mrs. FL, ri. sparkeS WAS the pleasing
hostess al IA small dinner party az her
home Wednesday afternoon Covers
were lnIi for twelve. Among The
guests We're Mesaames Nephi Bates,
Farley MaRlchy and Flora Maiben pr
RichheId-
Chairman Nels johnson. of the WA
terwOrks committee. entertained Mayor
t-rIsby ana members Of the city oOurl~
cI and ether city officials tn mn en-
cellent country dinner AZ fietslt'S, IN
"A raHH1nM ny,n iINTi
being the inspection OF the new WA
tcrworks system.
Mrs, simon n Eggertson entertained
few 0t brr lady Friends at her h0ma
Monday afrtrnoan. ~ pleasant social
afternoon WAS passed ana sumption
simmer enjoyea hS all,
Postmaster and Mrs. James CIcvH
were guests or Mrs n, NJ noWgal and
family at $prinsvllle Thursday
Mrs. wIllInsn II. Iones entertained
In honor or The fifth birthday anal
vcrSary on her I1ttle daughter Gladys
About twenty children anadc merry the
event with games and out~hooy sports,
Refreshments We've served.
Mrs. John McAdam and mother. Mrs.
Ruther Bailey, spent Sunday in Spring.
Vile, the guests OF Mrs. William Bat
ley.
Mr.. and Mrs, James r.. Daniels en-
tertalned at Il family dinner al their
home Sunday afternoon, Covers We're
laid for twelve A sumptuous dinner
was served and pleasant afternoon
passed.
Mrs. F. G. Dust OF Salt Lake City
I.r ,.f. ,.,NA
visit with relatives and friends in this
city.
Master Orwln Csronernan was the re-
clpient of a pleasant surprise party
given Saturday evening at the home OF
lIis parents, Mr., and Mrs. Peter Grone-
man. About thirty young people made
merry the event which was given In
honor of the twelfth birthday of the
guest of honor, Refreshments were
served
Mrs. Alfred Booth entertained at din
ner Thursday, A1csdames Flora Mai
ben, Nephl Bates and Farley Magleby
Mrs G.. H. Heinsslman entertained
at a family dinner at her home Thurs
day afternoon. Covers were laid for
six
The golden wedding Anniversary OF
Mr., and Mrs W. Fl, Harris was fit
tingly celebrated at their home Sum
day afternoon by the relatives and a
few invited friends. At o'clock a
sumptuons dinner WAS served. after
which social evening was passed.
Postmaster Glove entertained U, 6.
District Attorney II, Il. Booth at
Olmstead Wednesday A pleasant drive