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Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1907-12-04
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Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1907-12-04

Some girls may be called ''giddy"
because they make the young men S
heads swim.
Only after man has done some
Thing worth while can he afford to
while away his time.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1907-12-04

If man has no eye for beauty and
no ear for music he doesn't get all
lthat is coming to him in this world.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1907-12-04
SCATTERED GEMS

AS rule chesty men are narrow
minded.
And the woman in the case may be
case herself.
It's the things you don't say that
cause the least regret.
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The intense itching characteristic Of
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layed by Chamberlain Salve. Many
severe cases have been cured by it
For sale by St, Clair Drug Co.. and
all dealers.
The wise small boy laughs best
when the teacher laughs.
A man seldom speaks lightly if he
stops to weigh his words.
1t makes some women awfully hap
by to be sorry for somebody.
It's a good thing to avoid people
who consider you a good thing.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1907-12-04

address to DR.. Kilmer
& Co., Binghamton,
N. Y. The regular
6fty-cent and one
dollar size bottles are
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-04-25
WITH EAGLE QUILL
All But u Delegates sien New stats
Constitution. An Republican
Delegates withhold Signature

Guthrie. O T.. Apfll - TIE dele
gates and Officers 0f tie constitutional
convention 81 ai5 yesterday afternoon
afi1,d their Signatures q Tie cnusfi.
tuition - TIE ffoposei State of okh-
homa The constitution vas nnally
approved = edited and lutefllned due
iug lie ,lusiaf hours Il TIE convention
Tie constitution was dHallF adopted
hy 8 vote 81 S q &. tsenty seven be.
lug alssut and naf voting Tie 6nt
e. sign tie ofsual mphmeat copy
sas " II Murray he signed e.lh
pen made of An eagle captured n
Oklahoma and presented ~ William
J bryan flie stem eas made q "a.
tive grown alfalfa, smFped slth
Oklahoma manufactured sllk and pre-
senied bf tie 0sAlama u a0flnaI
s8elgy 20 President Murray
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-04-25
FOUR CASES WON
ALL cAsEs TRIED BY CHARLES
wEsT ARE WON.
THE INTERSTATE COMMERCE
Commission Decides Rates Are
Excessive-M Many Suits
win Be Piled.

Tuesday mornings Oklahoman con.
talned the iolisNinK stAtsment
The eAse II " 8 tahusion against
the Frlsco Rats, y. 4. a = aud Vt
$. s. ". railroads charging escenlse
freight rates Oh coal shipments has
| lasf been decided IS ti0 intersfate
commerce coumissian 10 favor u the
plAintsi. This Is onn Of the easeA
originated by Charles West, wien ACT.
lng as assistant attorney general "
OKLAHOMA. II is expected that this
decision wIll catss an Imuediale ~
dsctl0n and FeAffAngumeut of ther0Al
rates 10 oklahoma
This case Is one 81 the nust far.
reaching IN ita effect that has been dr.
cldet fecsntly II means that tie
coal schedules that have prevailed he
twuen all parts u Oklahoma alsd the
Indian Territory coal aelds must te
+ fsadlasted and materially lowered
/ The principle involved Is even NoFs
important than The lafge sans q
money Immediately Involved, tlsough
this deeialon las the roads open e
suits fof immsnse sums q ogs rcilafgs
on past shipments
Tits case demonstrates tns fact
that s2ie railroads cannot clsargs wllaf.
ever they slsh Zoe carrying coal and
similar commodities hss maa iu al
casea cltArgu = reasonable rate that
tieY cAnnoi. a. ttsY hAvs bsen iolng
place O. klahomA on pinnacle Of higi..
81 rates than have pfcyaiist 10 ans u
the Surrounding states 4 msana uat
a definite and absolute method las
been plAeei la opeFAtiou fof tbs c9n
tfol q TIE roads Tlss immediats -.
sult i th,s reduction u - cents ton
on tie rAte Zoe iunp coAl % Enid and
= cents a Ton on s,aek amounting On
some of the ruAhs 70 uofe than y per
cent of The rates previously in force.
THIS case i the fourth ~ uBoes
against the railroads tried hY Mr..
West that have becn decided, ard tise
fourth that be llss wuu q pheoome
nal record wiieu u is considered that
he hAs had u meet TIE sefy h@as legAl
talent tle railroads could produce.
and that be hAa acse.oped Aa entirely
nsw ilne 81 psocsaafe e. dealing ~ith
I oklAhamA prgblens. He has coueiu.
slsely demensl rated lhzt ule ouig
thing needed la order e curb TIE llie-
al aetlous Of The ruAas and ether
moaopolias IS man of ability whn Is
not afraid 70 ~ against tten
Nf Hssi Is ; candidate fof tis
Democratic nomination faf atteney
general. And his eoaflunaus record q.
achievement ia tbs interest u tie
Yeopie points 10 tiis eouolusioa that
bs Is tie logical m4n tQi tie p.Aee
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-04-25
HAVOC WIDESPREAD
EARTHQUAKE SHOCKS IN nEx.
Ico coETIEUE.
PEOPLE ARE pAAIcsTRCKEN
Every State d che Republic Called
Upon for Prompt Aid fer
ths Sufferers.

Cliy u Msklco. April ~ Today
tie associated Pres w1s kbls q Tet
ii direct communication usth 4 mum
Der 81 toans situated n tiie dlstflrt
most affected bY Tire recent eAftii
quake
Thmngh an eFrpt made in lfe trans
mission of telegram fnm ths elty of
Ciiiapa, the eltY Ia the state q GueF'
ref0 which aam almost totally de-
stroyed. the Telegram VA made 20
read that thifig Tires beSies had heen
taken from tlle ruins ard ~ injured
had tesn transferred % the hospiiale
Later tle telegram was corrected %
read that thlftythree pcsoua we're
injured and 70 baiiainss destroyed
Frem these recent tslegfams Il Is
now certain that tie death list sill
excsed 800 There are q number o.
small towns SET 70 BE- heard from, bat
~ TO date the average nembsf of a.
talltleA at these places has ranged
from 90 W and the number u injured
from - g. 80.
AIN Flf.LEp wfru sieKKSuse onoM.
one peculiar pslenemenou, and
which has lust been made known. Is
that after the ant great shock the
air was allsd fot many miles with \
thick. sicksnlng salpiurous O3or
This caussd great dl,sFess to the sur.
sivon Tbsfe ars many speculations
a. 70 the oaase of Tie peculiar freak
% nature, and some consider u Is 4
proof that the eaftiiluake had ~ of-
Ign ia sone s0htefranean explosion.
Fer this reason considerable anxiety
wlll b felt until news is received from
tie sections Surrounding The active
volcanoes of Colima aud JuFfello
Even tie water 10 tie streams wAs
made sulphurosa
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-04-25
TITLE TO INDIAN
Lands Affected BY Decision
Of Judge townsend
Cause Charges

AftmaTe. April q Judge Toan.
sod today rendered : dsclsiou 70.
stfainlng & y Mclaughlin and In
dlan, from alternating rs surplus lands
except as directed b atm ot "a.
YeS Ntth shom the Indian rad en.
tered into 1 contract concerning tie
lands txfure sssuFing hisaHotmeut
Tie decision Is ue arst q lie kind
ever rendered "a the Indian Territory
ani u sustalaed sill efieel tie etitle -
thousands ~ acres ot lahd. aud sftu
ais Do Asay uith tie restrictions %
al lands hut tie homesteads u tie
a5oiiees
Mclaughlin entered into 4 contract
sith Ample s FankAn a iocaI as
am siefeiu De- agreed e give lhem
al bis surplus lands ia consideration
ef their securing lis eufp Uncut 0n
tie tribal rulLa
Heretofore tie courts have guIiQfm
u he'd thaf any contract entered iuto
by IN Indlan affecting the title % his
allotment would b. uu0 and geid and
hundreds ~ auu.peetluE ahife men
have been tsteu bg the white and
lpjiau kAfter Uief eIs consffle.
tI5a % tiHe lAv
Afte NisaHiai i~tu enrolled
auj secured aeHei Del sought ie
fsaeu iiie aa3 disregard
tis tefnso. Hsr5E6 aet f4Hspf ta
ueuof uls att1u'ss Judge Iast send
Issued a. IbI4nslan restraining Sic
Laafilfn fro asp 1e efan8 afhs.
land except ~ stians sifH lHs
contract eHeaad eseeafi hef0fs
be bed yre1 his allotment or had
even bvea tntsrsi ug tne rolls
lo tie decision the ladfe also bea
that Mclaughlin eauaingt select b.s
homestead oat of tie ands aatted %
tu bai must aeeepf tGs homestead
sciea far hlm b. Tie attorneys efih
Ahoa De contracted
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-04-25
A LUMBER FAMINE
Highest Prices Since 1872
Supply Short and Scarcity
OF Freight Cars.

Lumter dealers Ia this section of
TIE country are becoming anxious
about the supply and the price of
bullainR material
TIE prizes % lumber and ali kinds of
building material ls hundred per
cent. higher than ths prevailing prices
of four or aFe yeas ago, and in fact is
higher than ulcy have beeu since lslz.
TIE present condition Of the supply
AZ ths mills and TIE shipping facilities
are such that tie local dealer does not
know whatu be is a.
A Finitz dealer placed AZ order last
August wlth a company wh0ee head.
quarters il located oa the northwest
coast. and a daY OF tpo ago, ia answer
70 q hurry 40 lstisf WAs Informed
that lt vJuld ho imposaible 20 make
the shipmsut Tor ~ least three
months Thfee months Ago TIE sane
dealer gAss : ufhsu mill AZ order
Aist = fss days agD recstvsd letter
stating tiAt shipment would be mads
ln due time sut failed 10 state
shun that Nuuld be
TIE supply sesms % - especially
sborf On si4inglss aud dimension sguiI
building operations al over Tie great
Sonthsesi. where most q the ueN
building s nos being done, IS seriously !
retarded b. thea conditions
III speaking u this deplofahle state
u aaAIrs tie Tulsa Democrat iaYs
Various tcasons mAy he assigned
s0f fne Threatened umher famine Il
is said that ths fas material = becom.
ing seafet Aiii that TIE demand IS
exceeding tie supply A further tea
son Is assigned IN Tie scarcity " ears
f0f shipping Fof The past year tia
railroads have been short GA ears. tue
& tie great demand fof them which a
prosperous year alsays causes
Then aFa'n q reason Is assigned
tat the lumher trust hy causing a
scarcity q their commodltg seeks a.
bossl prices In support q this propo
sttiou Il Is urged thar lie selling price
81 lamuaf las heon steadily advancing
The past ygafuntlItoday q 1as reached
a hlgh water mars
Tie wholesale price 0f ilmtsr aas
again advanced ApFi
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-04-25
NEW STATE NOTES

A e0lond lamsal of El Reno collect
81 e bY the AID 0f a carving knife
and then had a. pay so Cue f0t bet
method
Cherokee lad arrested n Masso
fee runs on all foufs snaFiinEs aud
hoWlius like a wolf VIII some oue
send for Atefnafhf
az a s0mau ever kllis me said d
sell enawn citizen. 80 Ia is Just tbc
sane % tie jury hops Ties sill a.
quit her without The publication 90
BY leitts
A monfutul not sounded b9 az
edltuf sha ssgs don't lus o.i ellpp
lnE Into q ueespapHF 0filee ard eel ibs
editor yoa have brought him somo
thing ta 81 ~ sith Take hin
cabfage. ne caa % % wlfh mat
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-04-25

Tie bekt orators 81 tie State are a..
perled 81 nsltfo s aaisb fof aud
aga.nst prohibition Whte ubbaaers
are strong bat thsa ihse fe plenty
of booze lighters besides
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-04-25
ON VESTS RECORD
coNcIDEKcE WILL PROVE uE-
FORTUNATE FOR FRAETz.
COMPILED BETER RATES
IeEslsury'n Activity Ceased When
Vests Connection With Admin
isl1ation Vas Severed.

Governor Fuhss Il IN ona wAy cor
rect IN tls clsoics of issues npm which
70 ress hh candidacy foF governor.
c8ntral oi corporations, especially q
~ common carriers tho coas and oil
ustfiz. i atsolulely vital ia ans in.
question connected with TIE future
welfare u the new state
Oklaloma i, and hAs long been, A.
tie mercy q TIA railroads the Indian
Territory coal trust, ana tl'e oil trust,
and the man wllo wEsats tbs common.
wealth from their control vii, ln tne
Cd Roman Phrsse. observe well Of
his country
hut 10 another and the deeper senae.
Governor Ffantl could net have chosen
3 more unfortunate issue iof himself
Fos tie tcooFd rrosnilY made as %
railroad regulation, upon which he
predicAtss hts sSqueat for the once oi
governor At t'1s hands Of tie people of
OkIaions. q his only ~ tire serse that
his passive acquiescsnse vas necessary
- permit someone else 70 produce te.
nullM All TIE real credit produced
balongs 10 Charles West
IL was NJ West wlo aat suggested
70 Governor FsantstiAs action against
tlie railroads Aiong tie liue oi reTulA'
tion Or rates Vas possible II wAs NJ
West Who, after heing given oppoftn'
nlty 10 dsmonsfra;e the validity % his
slswA prepared the cases against lbs
Ffl~oo and nock island roads tried
them and voa them, eompelling ttsas
roA,is TO discontinue aFbitnries Ia
frsigtts and 70 reduce the rates o.
wheat ara corn Il vas NJ wesl
Who brought the ca against al tl's
ruaas Of the Territory before the lutsf
state Commerce eoR mission, aud ~t-
esAi others that he vas never PER
mitiei 20 ale ia the courts And 4
"a Mr. Heei wbo, when Ire admins
traftpn KFss lsaioas of hts sune~as. Assi
b<csme unwlllius 10 fIsk The anger q
tie railroads by further action. refasei
q continus his connection wit.. ~
lsgai Department of tie territory an
leu be v4s given = free hand te acI
along the llnes f0f which Dc as en-
ployed whefeaPon, tie aeuFisy q
tire tsffifoFE ia connection sith tisess
mslfen abruptly and finally eeassa-
Itlsa remarkable fact 4ud decid
els unfortunate iof Gossusaf FAntl
-u.at TIE period q TIE states ac,is
~ IL fHllao4d Ard corporation fsgela
tiou comedies. both a. g. beginning
and end. precisely wlth lie period q
ar Nests enp.oFmsut as special At
torney
To the man oi ordinary understand
lng II books gery much Is li GoYsFnol
Frant1 s running upon Mf West
record Il sAgood record the tssl
ralimad rsoofI. IS a matter % fact
that las ever beer made by snyen'
acting ia tie interest 0f this territory
baf tie eee0mncF q the sam'
eruund bg q Republican candidate feI
governor who dld oct DO the nefk
and nemoenticeaad for attomel
general. slio did 20 tie work Is llkeil
to b anything Bat beneficial e Gov
efuaf FFAntG
aalIoT OlI0tIlnhIICr
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-04-25
4 MODEL CONSTITUTION.

TIE Oklahoma consultation u Ia
print and The Iommunef ventures
ths opinion tilAf Il Is tie lest con
stltti on ID tile United States lt
will L. discussed m detail iater
hat ulrs tflbgte i offered Dos lt
Is d peoples constitution and the
'euyBAeld lawfeFs slio pFcts Z
20 use tie phr&sa coined By TIE
New f0fE Tribune have reason %
ha proud of their work II ought 70
he fAiiaed bY unanimous vote and
tile democratic pAFty wlsose repre-
senfAfltes framed it deserves q
splendid victory as an endorsement
II Is model constitution the
h@st 10 the United States W. ]
nfyAn's Conmonsf
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-04-25
MUST SHOWCASE
Supreme Court Cites Secre-
tary Garfield to Explain
Action In Citizen Case.

Washington, DC, April g Special ]
Judge wright Of the supreme Court
81 tie District Of Columbia todaf Oh
motion 81 Happier and NefTeiil of
washington and Nckennon and Dean
of south McAlssisr, issued a rule fe.
aalhng Secretary Garfield . shov
cause April -. ehy he should not bs
compelled 20 fsssore q the chociAw
rolls John 4. GoldshY aud ciaf Nc.
Cor. sho vete placed On the approved
rolls 81 March 8 last. aud stricken
thersffom eithout notice b Secretary
Hitchcock
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-04-25
CHIEFTAIN WILL MOVE
TO FOREMAN BUILDING

W8smen are preparing tie Fore
nan building % South Wilson street
o. kame lgf tie Chisftaiu As s0oH
= the Preparations are eempleietths
eflso stll - removed e that bui
mg 1ip Cihefialn las occupied Is
present quarters ln the llsteliH huid
lng for more thau twenty gear. and s
q landmark ln tl1e tuan.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-04-25

Secretary wise q the commercial
club has fecslfed : letter fiom the
bflcs plant man. sAYlng thai the plaut
sas nos 10 Aonett aud slll fesell
thls eitY Dext ueek
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-04-25
Judges and Clerks.

The Constitutional convention }es'
tafdaY appointed election eummis.
slonen foT Cnig eounfg az follows
Iudges. / G Montgomery q Cen.
traua y 4. Kinblson 81 WEIGH aiai
Eieard slanalan e Ninna Tntsc
former are Demasafs and TIE Iatiei
4 Rspuhllcan ia9s BHi peuoenf
sas appointed clefk
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-04-25

An indian veHan proved lhe pab
lies couaaeues IN The press By dging
when size read TIE erroneous report Of
her death
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-04-25
FINAL LIST OF CITIZENS
Of THE CHEROKEE NATION

Chef3kees bf blooA including has
uoes ard Delaware hut net Register
est uelamares. enrolled ander tie Act
of Iuly {, l0g 5lgH
Registered neansaes iaI
intermafusd Whites 8
Noe tafm enrolled un,ief Act n
April 4M sa1
Total Us13
Fresimen ufolisd audsr Act uf
yny f lHo 1904
Nee born freedmen enrolled under
the Acl Of Aprl M ipoo 0ig
Total 4a2l
Grand total of at enrolled eitlens
OF tie Cherokee Nation. fl79d
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-04-25

seymour Riddle Is eonHned "a hls
home with 4 severe attaes u tgnsll.
itl&
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-04-25
BEST N THE NATION
HON. ". ]. BRYAE's COM
M0KER's COMMENT on OUR
CONSTITUTION.
0UGHT TO Be RATIFIED
By 4 Unanimous vetc. Party Who
Framed IL Deserves
victory.

Tie Commoaer, Hon ", ! nfYAuh
gapsE III lts lAsl issue truly says of
Greater ukiahomas splendid cons,l.
tallan.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-11-24
INVESTIGATE
 INNOCENT RATE

Albany. N Y., Nov. 23.-Represen- tatiyes of all railroads operating in New York state will appear before the Public Service Commission Mon day to show cause why they should not be directed by the commission to issue interchangeable mileage books of 300 and 1000 miles at a uniform rate of two cents, and without any of the restrictions now placed upon the sale of mileage books by some of the larger companies.
 The two-cent fare bill passed by the last legislature was vetoed by Cover nor Hughes largely on the ground that the subject required a full and fair investigation. The commission has de- cided that interchangeable mileage books offer the most equitable solu- tion of the matter.
 The questions which will be put to the representatives of the railroads, as decided on by the commission, are designed to discover whether it is feasible for such railroads to adopt
 an interchangeable mileage system good upon all roads, with suitable ex- captions of short roads operating un- der peculiar conditions; whether the rate for such books should not be uni fOrmly two cents mile; whether such books should not be issued without restrictions and without requiring sig natures, being equivalent in effect to coupon tickets, and whether the min imum number of miles for which such books should be sold should not be 300, with books for multiples of 500
 The principal problem involved in the question of universal tWo-cent mileage book is to devise way to. protect roads whose total mileage is only small percentage of the roads operated in this state, and which, it is alleged, cannot exist at two-cent rate. Another important question is that of abolishing the practice of some roads of issuing mileage books at higher rate than two cents and after ward giving rebates.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-11-24
FIRE, FLOOD
 OR EARTHQUAKE?
sp....---- s----s-s-@

Norfolk, Nas Nov. 25 Ignorant ne sroes of he TideWaIor cities are greatly concerned at The prediction Of the editor of Il Norfolk negro newspa- per 10 the effect thaf tbis section will he visited by a. great catastrophe. either fire, flood ee eaa4 hqHal<e ea Monday. The disaster lhe prophet alleges, will then sweep so0tIIWaEd 10 Norfolk, where if Will partially wreck the town and destroy Ill sin nefs, Ha4s, hEoPerites. 6aeltbiters anu backsIiders.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-11-24
PINE BLUFF BOYS ON
 GEORGETOWN TEAM
Frank Bloom and Henry Haizlip Play ing Great Game on the GridirVn at Washington City-BlOom
 Recently Injured.

Two Pine Bluff boys, HenrX Haizlip, son of Mrs. Millie Haizlip, and Frank Bloom, son of E. B. Bloom, secretary of the Travellers Fire Insurance Com pany, are distinguishing themselves almost daily on the gridiron in Wash ington City, where they are prominent members of the Georgetown Univer- sity football Prep" team. In recent articles which appeared in Washing ton papers Bloom received many flat tering notices for his grear work in successful games played by his eleven. He was injured a few days ago and his team mates have been doing every thing possible to have him in shape for big game which was to have been played Friday. A Washington paper gives the following account of the accident:
 FURY AND BLOOM INJURED. Georgetown Prep Stars Hurt in Prac-
 tice Scrimmage With Scrubs
 The chances of the Georgetown Props winning the interscolastic champion ship of the District in the game with Technical High School Friday receiv- ed quite a setback yesterday when it was learned that Fury, the star full back, and Bloom, one of the ends, may be kept out of the game by injuries which were received in practice.
 One of the handicaps which the Props will have in Fridays game will be the fact that the team has not played a full game this season. In order to get the team ill shape for the struggle with Tech hard practice has been in order at Georgetown, and it was in scrimmaging with scrub team that Fury and Bloom received their injuries Fury strained ten don in his leg, while Bloom had his ankle badly wrenched. Every effort will be made to get the two players back into shape for the most inn portant game of the local scholastic season.
 Thral of Tech is also being kept out of practice because of injuries, bu, Coach Hecox expects to round his long distance punter into shape be- fore meeting the Preps.
 The Preps had practice game scheduled for yesterday, but it was postponed because of the condition of the field.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-11-24
The BANK OF PINE BLUFF

Why not join them?
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-11-24
IHARRIMAN-FISH
 FIGHT

Chicago, Nov. 23 Another phase Of the Fish-Harriman fight will be threshed out in the courts Monday, when Judge Ball will hear arguments affecting the voting of $500 shares of the stock of the Illinois Central rail- road held by the Mutual Life Insur- ance Company of New York The proceedings are a part of the action covering the bill for an injunction restraining the voting of these shares at the postponed meeting of the stock holders of the Illinois Central rail- road.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-11-24
PRIZE FOR
 BIGGEST FAMILY

Norfolk, Va, Nov. 23.-Infants and children of varying age. color and condition took part today in the chill dren's carnival at Jamestown expo sition, and prizes were awarded the handsomest, best developed and most talented as we'll as a special prize to the mother of the largest brood. Sey- eral little children from the Japan ese concession were entered and dis played their talents in competition with white children.