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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-05-26

iii the courts of Indiana and Mis- souri and the lacts are well known to the readers of newspapers here and elsewhere. It promises to be one of the most notabtle habeas corpus cases in the history of the country, as both sides declare that they will take the case to Wash ington, if necessary. Mrs. Willis is determined to keep her baby and Mir. Willis is equally as determined to get possession of her.
 The father is said to be backed by a millionaire aunt, Mrs. l.. L.. Culver of St. Louis, who is said to own the Majestic stove works in that city. No money will be spared to win the case for Willis. Mrs. Willis is supported by H. B. Bell and other wealthy relatives and friends here and elsewhere. She is deeply attached to her little girl and two days after the day upon which her child was seized here and taken to Little Rock, she was seriously ill and was unconscious most of the time. .4.a x sA.a
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-05-26
COLUMBIAN
 WOODMEN
'" Organize 1od.e Here Tuesday Night-One JlurGred Charter Members to Meet at Red
 Mems Hall.

aI
 The Columbian Woodmen, q new lodge, will organize Tuesday night at Red Mems hall, Fourth avenue and Pine street. The new order has already enrolled more than one hundred members on the charter De1itlon. The charter members will be excused from limitations.
 The new lodge Is largely an en- dowment order and is said to be gaining much favor over the coun- try. The insurance becomes cheap CT as the order grows, a feature en- tirely new among fraternal organ izations. Value in full is paid in cases of permanent disability, the same amount as in cases of death. Similar payments are made for par tial disability, broken limbs, etc.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-05-26
BUTCHERS WANT
 LID ON TIGHT
Have Called Upon All Citizens to See That Law Is Enforced Toward
 All Kinds of Business.

Little Rock, May 25.-The ordinance Sunday will be in effect tomorrow and one faction of the butchers and meat market men are determined that the law shall be enforced against all busi- ness alike. Every line of business found open tomorrow, including livery stables and street railway, will be notified to cease doing business and information will be filed Monday against all Wao refuse on charges of Sabbath breaking. Representative of the butchers who protested against the Sunday closing order have con- ferred with the prosecuting attorney and interesting developments are ex- pected next week.
 The following notice was made public today:
 "We. the butchers of Little Rock, as it has been over our protest tha. the meat markets have been ordered closed On Sunday, do hereby call or all law-abiding citizens to assist in seeing that the law is enforced. The statutes of Arkansas provide that there shall not be kept open on Sun day any thing not of necessity or charity. This includes bakeries, confectioneries, soda water fountains, naWs stands frJit stands livery stables, drug stores. except to fill prescriptions, and street cars.
 "J. L. B. BOU1LIOUN, Chairman.
 GEORGE CLEMENTS, Secretary"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-05-26
PINE BLUFF
 WON CLOSE GAME
Specials Hrested VictA'y From Ar Kansas County Aggregation FIi3ay Aftern00n-CUrtis
 sT:liifa Hurt,

The Pine Bluff Specials, one of the best amateur teams in tha city, defeated the Stuttgart team at Stuttgart Friday afternoon, by a score of ' to 6.
 It was arybody's game until the niath inning, when, due to Galli 'gher's fire pitching and to timely hits by the Pine Bluff boys, victory was wrested from defeat. The pitching of Met Gallagher for Pine Bluff, and the base-sliding of De- woody, also from Pine Bluff, were the features of the game.
 Curtis Mullin, one of the best players on the team, was hit on the head by 3 pitched ball. He was un-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-05-26
NEGRO DOCTORS
 MEET ADJOURNS
Officers Elected Friday Afternoon. Bangue: :o Ba Given Visiting De!.4stes Monday Night at
 at Masonic Temple.

The annual convention of the State Association of Colored Physi- clans, Surgeons, Dentists and Phar- macists adjourned here Friday af- ternoon. The banquet to have been given the visiting delegates at Ma sonic Temple Friday night by the Jefferson County Colored Medical was postponed until Monday night because of the i1.- element weather.
 Officers were elected for the en- suing year as follows: J. II Moore, os Plummervi!le, president; J. w. Parker, of Pine Bluff, first vice president; w. M. Wilson. of Pine Bluff, second vice president, Fl. Hickman, of Little Rock. corrcs- bonding secretary; l.. E. Mead daugh, of Little Rock. recording secretary: J. w Rowland, of Pine Bluff, treasurer: C. VI. Wade, of Hot Springs, delegate to the nation- al convention; Y, ' Money, of Brirkley, deigate to inc Coinred Business MeU's Laag',e meeting.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-05-26
MRS. K|NLEY
 |S S|NK|Ng Beloved and Faithful Wife of the Martyred Pr-5.- dent, Is Unconscious and Her Recovery Doubtful
PHYSICIANS CONFER
Visited by Her Preacher, Who Finds
 Her Condition Alarming and He Says She Can Hardly Recover.
 Doctors Report no Improvement.

Canton May 25.--After an early morning call at the Mckinley home preceding the conference witlss Dr. Rixey, Dr. OE. Portman, in a State ment says that Mrs. Mckinley is not so well. All the chance in her condi- tion since early morning has been unfavorable and Dr. Rixey will aban- don his plan to return to Washing ton tonight unless the days develop ments are much more satisfactory. 1t is said much depends on the turn taken by the patient today, if it should be for the worse then it is feared dissolution cannot long be stayed If she should regain con sciousness and yield to the treat ment, then there is hope of indefinite prolongation of life for even months. Any change in treatment will be de- cided on at the consultation of Drs. RiXey, Portman and Eyman this aft ernoon, after which the official bull. letin will be issued.
 At 10:15 o'clock Rev. Dr. Buxton. pastor of the First M. E, church of which Mrs. McKnlye is a member, came from the Mckinley home. He said that he found the symptoms of the patient alarming. Mrs Mckinley is gradually sinking and he believes she cannot possibly survive. con- ference of Mrs. Rixey, Portman and Eyman is being held
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-05-26
PICKED ID A
 FAT WALLET

Detective NeWland went to Pine Bluff this morning in an effort to' locate the voung man who yester- day picked up wallet containing between s9o and $1oo, belonging to MT. Anderson, says the Little Rock Democrat. The latter had been upstairs in the offica of the city collector to pay his dos tax, and when he stepped into his bug=. gy, the pocketbcol containing the money fell out of his pocket onto the sidewalk. An unknown man was seen to have picked it up, and later a person answering his de- scriotion left this city for Pine Bluff
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-05-26
". 3. P|NNEY VAS
 RECOMMENDED There Is a Possibility of 8 Contest ove2. ttisls Appoint : rnent of Mart eau Assist ant Adjutant General.
QUESTION IS RAISED
Governor Pindall Declares That Pin ney Is Disqualified as State Of- ficeholder-Frieuas Claim He Is Exempt Under Law.
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Those who have watched these columns closely for the past two weeks were not surprised at the appointment of Hon. John E. Mar tineau of Little Rock, to be as sistant adjutant general of the Ar kansas State Guard, says the Lit tie Rock Democrat. More than ten days ago the forecast was made and the appointment was expected But there is possibility of a con- test-7over the appointment, even now. The friends of other appli- cants for the place declare General Martineau is not qualified for the position in the first place. The bill provides that the appointee shall have had actual service in the Ar kansas State Guard. General Mar tineau's trends assert that while he was a member of the University Cadets he was made a member of the Guard and that this qualities him.
 Then another point which is be- ing discussed is the recommenda- tion of the adjutant general. The new law says the assistant adjutaIt general shall be appointed by the Governor upon the recommendation of the adjutant general" In this case General Little recommended the appointment of Capt w. B. Pinney of Company H of the Sec ond Regiment, of Pine Bluff, but the Governor did not make this ap pointmeat, desiring to give the po- ernor, as noted in his letter of appointment, states MT. Pinney is not qualified from the fact that he is member of the legislative de- partment of the State His friends claim he is exempt under the law. The case will be watched with much interest all over the country.
 tt (dall to 2345 12 12 12347S909O
 Major E. B. Jett, quartermaster general for the Guard, is to be re- appointed to that position. The adiutant general has not yet an nounced his appointment, but it is generally uderstood that it will be made in the very near future. A high State official remarked yester- day afternoon that Major Jett is the life of the Guard and that he will in all likelihood be reappoint- ed. Major Jett spent yesterday at Russellville looking over the new rifle range at that point.
 It is stated that other appoint ments may not Ee made for some time to come. A reorganization of the entire official list will be made
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-05-26
EMERGENCY
 HOSPITAL.

In addition to the many im- provements recently made at the mammoth plant of the Sawyer and Austin Lumber Company, an amer- gency hospital is now in the course of erection there.
 A company employing so many men necessarily has frequent acci- dents and this hospital will be hail. ed with joy by the employees since medical aid heretofore has been so far away.
 Doctor A. G. Thompson, the com- pany's physician, will be in charge. Several trained nurses will always be on hand.
 The hospital will be equipped with all conveniences so that every aid known to modern surgery may be used ia-the treatment of injured employees.
 Wards for both white and color ed patients will be installed.
 The Sawyer and Austin Compa- ny's plant is now almost a complete little town in itself It has an eff cient fire department, a complete waterworks, large commissary, a general merchandise store, and ex- cellent system of drainage, hun- dreds of houses for it's employees, a drug store, postoffice, and lastly a hospital.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-05-26

conscious all night, but was seen upo2 the streets yesterday morning. The report that the injury had re- sultsi ill coacussion of the brain is incorrect.
 The lineup of the Pine BluH team was: Tal Chestnut, catcher; Met Gallagher, pitcher; Downs, first base: Curtis Mullin, shortstop; Sorrells Dewoody, second base; Maurice Reinberger, first base; Mi zell, left field; Ray Dwyer, center field; Charles Wiley, right field.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-05-26
FNAIOR JEFF DAVIS
 lor N. P. Willis in cele- sa nabeas corpus case.

senator Davis appeared
 habeas corpus writ, is- ohaheellor Hart in Little Wills request, and Sheriff ook Possession of the lit-
 ne mother was informed a' proceedings and inn ,, 'e'urned to Piae Bluff.
 oxlng day the child was Y court at Little Rock and ,'leys for the fat,or and sssued the case. chancel- 'sl'er directing that the M ~ ID Little Rock several Bell that the father " her company, ordered \, 10 prepare their evil Saa submit the case on it's
 s May 27. 'ss aa. time the attorneys ths sy taking depositions ken !. country. Dispositions lda, 'a St. Louis, Indianap- aess Mo- Pine Bluff and att.. y both sides and the as. sa1'1ns saas no little attsn-
 0een frequently aired
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-05-26
GEORGE NEAL
 IS IN TROUBLE

George Neal. the negro, wao IS charged with stealing a check for $40 from the Arlington hotel, was trans ferred from the city police court to Justice J. A. Fraziar's court yester- day morning.
 The trial was begun at 2 o'clock yesterday afternoon and part of the testimony was heard. The case has been continued until Monday morning at 3 o'clock.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-05-26

Miss Margaret Taylor of Pine Bluff will leave today for Hollis
 Va, where she will attend the commencement exercises at Hollis Institute, her sister, Miss Henrietta Taylor, being member of the graduating class Miss Taylor has been the guest of Miss Nell Xess for several days.-Little~ Rock
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-05-26
|Os|T|0NS TAKEN HERE
 brated Willis Habeas |rpus Case to Be Heard ] Chancellor Hart in Lit l Rock Tomorrow.
|H WANT THE BABY
|r Jeff Davis Here Yesterday in lrost of Father-Reyiew of Iy Case sThat Has Been Heard
 ly fi$ifses in tlte Courts.

(ed States Senator Jeff Day- Int yesterday in Pine Bluff depositions in the Bell-Wil- Seas corpus case, which is to hrd in the Pulaski chancery before Chancellor Jesse Hart FoW1r The depositions were l i1 the office of Austin and kr, counsel for Mrs. Mary mother of Little Mary Laura l the four-year-old girl around |the legal proceeding centers. Stor Davis was accompanied by Nathaniel Parker Willis, Annapolis, Indiana, the girls
 Three witnesses testified hearing. All of the testimony was completed yesterday 6 case will be argued in Lit ck Monday. Creed Caldwell bting Senator Davis, who is
 have received a 5000 fee Villis.
 father is fighting in the to- gain possession of Little
 SIN and her mother, to
 the rittle girl was awarded
 times in habeas corpus pro- in Indiana courts, follow
 divorce of the parents, are
 their home with Mrs. Will Pther, H. B. Bell, on East venue, this city.
 al weeks ago, after having nth her brother here for ban a year, Mrs. Willis per
 her brother 10 legally adopt
 aghter. She left for Nash
 tennessee, a few days later pit to friends. On the after
 which she departed from
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-05-26
THIS CITY |S
 4 HOT CONTENDER Will Compete With Little Rock, Fort Smith and 9th CT Cities For Travellers Convention.
CONFERENCE IS HELD
By Board of Trade Officials and Local Travelling Salesmen-Other Cities Are Actiye-Went After t Last Year But Lost, ."'
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 contender for the 1908 convention of , the Arkansaw Travellers. At con ference held yesterday afternoon at Board of Trade headquarters by President N. B. Trulock, Secretary J. l.. Caldwell, Page Lindsey and Will Carr, the latter two being members of the organization, initial steps were taken to bring the annual gathering of the Travellers to Pine, Bluff next year.
 The annual meeting of the Trav- elers will be held at Eureka Springs Thursday, Friday and Saturday, June 6, and S. The Pine Bluff Board If Trade is preparing to send large delegation of Pine Bluff business men, travelling salesmen and others there to urge the drummers to make Pine Bluff their Mecca one year hence. At the conference at board headquarters yesterday it was decided to see To- cal wholesalers and others and urge them to permit their salesmen to at tend the meeting in the interest of Pine Bluff, as it is feared that some Of them will be unable to attend ow- ing to business interference. Many Pine Bluff travelling salesmen are members of the Travellers. A strong effort was made last year by Pine Bluff to secure the 1907 meeting, the 1906 meeting being held at Little Rock. This city had the thing almost "cinched" when the Little Rock dele gation went to Fort Smith and later all of the anti-Little Rock forces voted to send the meeting this year to Eureka Springs. Just why Little Rock travelling men objected to Pine Bluff having tbe meeting can never be made clear to the travelling men or others here, unless it was pure jealousy. It was clearly apparent at the meeting. however, that Pine Bluff was generally favored and that the Little Rockians preferred Fort Smith rather than see Pine Bluff win out
 President Trulock of the Board of Trade will name a list of dele- gates from that organization within the next few days who will be re- quested to attend the meeting and urge Pine Bluff for 1908. Little Rock and Fort Smith are also after the meeting as we'll as Jonesboro, Newport, Texarkana and other cities and towns. Pine Bluff stands good chance to get the conven- tion for next year. as many of the members of the Arkansaw Travel CTS have already expressed their intention of voting for Pine Bluff. Little Rock and Fort Smith will both send special trains, with del egations, to Eureka Springs. The Little Rock Board of Trade is al- ready arranging for the trip.
 The Arkansaw Travellers has membership of more than one thousand. It will be a big adver- tisement for Pine Bluff to secure the convention and if local busi- ness men take the proper interest in the present plans along that liaa. this city will come out victorious.
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-05-26

Mrs. Louis Ottenheimer, who has been visiting Charles Well and fam fly for the past few days, leaves to- morrow for Little Rock. She will be accompanied by Alvin and Howard Strauss. 1
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-05-26

F. E. Cherot, the efficient genera! manager for the Citizens Light and Transit Company, left yesterday morning for Little Rock on busi- ness trip.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1907-12-07
ANNUAL TAX SALE.
STATE OF MICHIGAN, I 90
County of Baraga,

The Circuit Court for the County of Baraga. in
tor General Of the state Of Michigan for and be-
half Of said State for the sale Of certain lands for
On reading ana di!ns the petition of the Auditor Gen
srsi Of the state Of Ashgan praying for decree IN IN
therein described the therein specified
70 be due or taxes and charges on
S sa y S s Of M Mssn g
for hearing and decree at the January term Of this
Court be held at Anse, In the County of Baraga,
at e the opsns n Of the coSr on on ha Gsy
that all persons interested IN such lands Or any part
S o sss n: % sn
any part shall appear In said sI.ts SSui
e5snesy ssr
the term Of this Court above mentioned and that
and w be taken and entered prayed for In
said pettion And It 70 further ordered that In pursu
for wc S ecTes Of sale snail Ss Will bs sSd
taxes interest and charges thereon deter
Ss
the days subssqusnt thereto az may be
parcel thereof the office Of the County Treasurer
such convenient place ~ shall be seected BY him t the
issn and that the sale then and there made viii
public sale and each parcel described IN the decree re-
charges. and the sale shall be made 70 the
paying the full amount charged against such par
Zee simple Interest therein or, person viii pay
the taxes and chargss ,pa take axe % % less ss
offered and sold II any parcel Of land cannot be sold
as S S in@ % on %
ceeng day before the CLOSE Of the SALE be reonere
same cannot Is sold Tor the amount County
shall 6d on the same r. the name OF the state
anS the sea Of said Circuit Of
this twenty-third day Of November "A, A. p L,g 1871
MARTIN voETscH. Register.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1907-12-07
STATE OF MICHIGAN
To the Circuit Court for the County Of Barasa in
-

To the Circuit Court for the County Of Barasa in
Chancery: -. I.
the Stss Of Michigan, and In behalf Of said sssts
Ss:usy & sSo
sSS zf' vSies Ssss sstasn.d Ssiaeusns
tcresf computed thereon to time nIed for sale and
e.es % q pa .d :. a o'
petitioner further shows to the Court that saa M
M g G the ASGr c N M uaasc a define
spscsyey, and that said ts.s. remain unpaid except
1850 or prior years the Auditor General
delinquent for said taxes under the provisions OF the
general ax laws IN force prior tS ths passage os ASe
Your petitioner further shows that all cases where
Of 1890 or Of any prior year. said lands have not been
sold said been heretofore sold for said
and the or sses e. nave o
been cancelled a. provided By law.
Your petitioner further shows that the taxes
sS:ds zee ssa ana eH on the parcels
lands described IN said schedule.
snd Sas unpa for than
after they returned ~ ana the
said taxes not having been paid and the same being
petitioner prays decree the state Of Mlehi
gan against parcel Of said lands for the
q .nd II
several parcels Of land contained therein ana
In default Of payment Of the said several sums
as provided by law. to pay the lien aforesaid
hss SoSSE Soysmsss psssniss 18th S & Ever pray ETC.
JAMES B. BRADLEY,
Auditor General % Of the state ,S Of siata Michigan
The L'Anse sentinel., 1907-12-07
SCHEDULE a.

nwH ofswN..3 Ha A16p@ 500 81 15
TAKES OF 1892.
TOWNSHIP 81 NORTH. RANGE 81 WEST
'5I y ................s5 100 4@ s1 10 100 A25
TowNsHIP 50 NORTH RANGE "a WEST
us NV Y %...........is 40 $50 SO III 100 em
TAXES OF 1898
TOWNSHIP 81 NORTH RANGE 81 WEST
u1c s..'.......a .s@ 2. 100 s1 1905 IS 100 @m
TAXES OF 1899.
TOWNSHIP IS NORTH. RANGE 80 WEST.
nwrh Of n 9 A..5 @a 2a as II 100 s6
TOWNSHIP 50 NORTH. RANGE 80 WEST.
Q u .............n 800 1S % W 20 100 %h,
sa-. TAXES OF 1904
..4- TOWNSHIP IS NORTH. RANGE 81 WEST.
uad od n NV " n.......ss 90 So o. 100. 50
TAKES OF 1sos.
TOWNSHIP g NORTH. RANGE 90 WEST
nwx ON wH..B 10 s0 49, Is 100 $50
TOWNSHIP IS NORTH RANGE "a WEST.
NE " OF . . MA 40 sB IA as 4 90 Is 81
VILLAGE OF HURON BAY.
lots 10 and II. 81. :. a. u
,s block S..sT"'t
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1907-04-12

igs.C Commands Par 81 MALE
.pfomptement'remplf % sdaii3
notre departement des Jobs
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1907-04-12

dur6e, don't Influence bienfaisante
s'6tend q toute Economic, ct il est
"indispensable'' d'etre toujours gal,
content, de belle humeur, on paix
continue avec sa conscience.
On mande de Londres que M.
John Staimer, punique survivant
de la batailIe de Navarin, qui eut
lieu lie 20 octobre 1927 est entire
dams ga centi6me aimee.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1907-04-12
Les NouvelIes
CE QUE NOS LECTEURS POURRAIENT
FAIRE FACILEMENT

Tel que nous lavons dit 3 plu-
|'sieurs reprases PEoHo DE L'OUEsT
Sc fait toujours un plaisir de pu-
blier toute nouvelle depuis Ia plus
minime jusqu'a Ia plus importan-
to. Nous prions done nos abonn6s
alnsi que le puplic en- general de
nous faire parvenir ce qu'on aime-
raft 4 lire dams los COLONIES de no.
tre journal.
Dams une vile de petend uel lde
Minneapolis ii est impossible de
visiter chaque place d'affaire on
chaque famille, mais ceux qu1 au-
raient un compte rendu dune ,fete
quelconque, dun parti de surprise,
dun plque-nique, dune c6r6mo-
ME nuptlale dun d6ces ou ceux
qui aimerait q annoncer le depart
dun parent GU dun ami, ETC., peu-
vent nous fare parvenir Gee nou-
ve.les. L'EcHo DE L'OUEsT SO fera
tou]ours un plaisir de le publier.
On peut nous faire parvenir ces
nouvelles soft On les apportant di-
|rectement 3 notre bureau 3O5 ave-
nue. Oentrale, en- nous t6l6phonant
oh en- nous les envoyant par la
MALE.
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Revue Canadienne
SoMMA1RE DU NUMEko D'AvRIL
1907

Jean Dailon. LIE Charme de
Jerusalem, illustr6 de dix plans ct
vues de Jerusalem.
A. Leglaneur 80. Monseigneur
Justin Fevre.
Nap. Savard. ... Portrait de Mgr.
Justin FAvre.
Raymond Sablsn 80. L'homme
Nouveau, po6sje.
j. Flahaut. Lettre d un ami
sur la Libert6 Morale (fin).
Able Elle-J. Auclair. "A Ira
vers nos Quarante ans.
Antonio Huot, ptre. :. La Cues
ton Sociale aux Etats- Unis en-
1907.
Alfred Descarries. LA Table
Rustlque' po6sie.
Damase Potvin 80. La Grands
Marriages du Collie q suivre).
Thomas Chapsis "A travers
les Fats ct les Euvres.
SIS ...... Notes Bibliogra-
phiques.