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The Washington times., 1907-08-17

Assistant District Attorney Wyrich
and Assistant Corporation Counsel Pugh
are worried. They are nervous. Their
brovys fvvitch with irritation. They have
received a communication from an irate
citizen demanding the removal of a col
ored camp meeting in the northwest sec
ton of the city and they don't know
how to remove It, They can't charge
the participants with profanity because
the said participants always kneel be-
fore using the name of the Deity. nor
can they bring any of several other
charges against the camp.
Several days ago as Mr.. Pugh was sit
tino in his office with a smile OF calm
content playing about his features,
messenger came before him and pre-
sented a voluminous missive,
Mr.. Pugh opened II and read about
three lines Then with gasp he handed
it to brother attorney.
Il cannot endanger my morals by
finishing that letter alone" he said.
Read II for me-
"Ardent Citizen" Almost Violent
The letter turned out to be from some
gentleman who signed himself ian ar
dent citizen" From the language used It
was plain that the citizen was impetu-
Gus as we'll as ardent and. indeed, one
might almost have imagined him as vio-
lent
With sundry lurid and irrelevant m
terjections the writer explained that he
was living in a house adjacent TO the
camp meeting
II have listened to their blessed
noise" said he in the letter, until my
ears are weary. Their llilariously ex-
uberant songs and eloquent edifying
prayers have been waited into my bed
room until my nerves are on edge and
patience has ceased to be a virtue.
Now if you wish 20 save = number Of
lives and prevent me from awakening
the neighborhood by using ny shotgun
you will close that joint up''
Seeks Assistant District ATTORNEY.
When his friend finished reading. Mr.,
Pugh sat awhile in silence Then sud
denly remembering that the Assistant
District Attorney had an office above,
he rushed off to discuss matters with
him.
Mr.. Wyrich was just about to COM
pose himself when Mr. Pugh hurried
into his private sanctum.
Tossing the letter at the mildly as
tonished Mr.. Wyrich. Mr.. hugh hunted
up a chair and sat down.
Read that he demanded abr,IptIy
Mr.. Wyrich read it.
The Washington times., 1907-08-17
Stock Now $500

Carter Motor Car Stock is today
So share. If the wonderful, steadi-
ly increasing demand for it keeps
at its present pace-the price will
shortly be advanced again. There is
only a limited amount Of this stock
available-and as the merits of the
Carter Two-Engine Car become more
knOwn-the demand increases.
Let Us Show You the Car
Let Us Tell You Our Plans
The Washington times., 1907-08-17
MASTODON REMAINS
FOUND IN WYOMING

CHEYENNE, Wyo., Aug. IA party
of fossil hunters from Amherst has un-
ea-thed many fossil remains of giant
mastodOns. Fossils Of creatures of the
elephant type and OF enormous camels
have been brought to light in Laramie
county and shipped to Amherst.
The Washington times., 1907-08-17
SUES EMPLOYMENT MEN,
DIDN'T LIKE THE JOB

SEATTLE wash. aug. 17.-G. Cor
nelius has brought an unusual suit
against the Pioneer Employment Com
pany, claiming $500 damages for 81
treatment and $ paid the employment
agency for \ job. Cornelius alleges that
be was sent to Fairbanks, Alaska, and
when he arrived Re found he was eX-
pected 10 become q strikebreaEet- He
was threatened by a mob OF 1000 strik-
ing miners, cast adrift BY the en- SiOy-
ment agents and endured great hard
ships n returning 20 Seattle
The Washington times., 1907-08-17
TAFT ACCEPTS RULING
REGARDING NAVAL MILITIA

, Secretary Of War Taft has announced
that he VIII defer to the opinion of At
tOrney General Bonaparte allowing TIE
naval militia TO participate in rife con-
tests. The Secretary had previously
ruled to the contrary. and yesterday de-
cided to agree to the opinion Of the At
torney General with the distinct under
standing that this construction on the
status Of the naval militia should have
no other effect than TO permit the naval
brigades 70 take part in a rifle contest
and be eligible to win the War Depart
ment trophy.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-04-16
DONATIONS TO
 LEVEE DISTRICT

The following donations have been
 made by local business men and oth-
 CTS to enable the LinwOod and Auburn Levee District directors of this county to pay interest upon the money bor-
 rowed by the Levee Board, which is composed of c. w. Butts, Ben Frank lin and l.. G. Howsen: E. J. McDill, $21.75; Mrs. Theo C. Bryan, $21.75;
 w. R. Riley, $5;W H. Hall Jr., $2; Hall and Gates, $3; c P. Clemmons, $3; J. B. Simon Company, $2; Voss- Nichol Company, $2.50; McGaughy Hardware Company, $2.50; Gould-Gal- braith Supply Company, s5; s. c. AL exander and Company, S10; Hammett Grocer Company, $5; Russell Grocery Company, $5; Alexander Brothers, $5; Fox Brothers, $5; J. H. Talbot and Company, s5; Wolf Nichol, $5; I. Dreyfus, $5; R. M. Knox Company, $5; Mann-Tankersley Drug Company, $5; l.. Roth, $5; B. A. Wyatt, $25O; |G. E. Hawley, g; Southern Grocery Company, g; Charles Veil Company, $5; Kirby Company, $5; Hellums
 Company, $5; Ben Franklin, $10; E. F. McDill, $5. and Young Brothers, s. ] Total, $170.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-04-16
CITY OWES MORE
 THAN s|00,000 Annual Report of the City Clerk Shows Only $1,- 248.06 in the Hands of City Treasurer.
PAVING WAS COSTLY
Sheriii Pliilpot Will 4dyancc Fifteen Thousand Dollars to the City fog Redemption of Outstanding War rants.

The city of Pine Bluff owes more than s100, 900, and there is at present only S1.24S.06 in the hands of City Treasurer Joe r. Alexander. That is the financial condition of the city as reported by City Clerk w. A. Lee last night when he sub mitted his annual report to the city council.
 In his annual financial statement compiled April S, 1907, City Clerk Lee records total indebtedness of S1OS,26535 The increase in in- debtedness over the previous year is s29.175.66. This is due to an expenditure of $19,000 in assisting various property-owners to pave local thoroughfares and the expense of S1O,OOO which was incurred by the city in building a storm seWer on Laurel street.
 The report of w. l.. Barton, sex ton of Bellwood cemetery, shows that the total receipts of. his de- partment during the past year were s1.762.90, with $1,3S0.9S total dis bursements, leaving $345.92 in ex- cess of receipts over disbursements.
 Alderman Fred Fox, chairman of ' the finance committee, stated that the increase in indebtedness over last year was due to the many needed improvements made by the city during the past twelve months, such as paving and other permanent works. The city also expected to get it's share from the road tax, but that was tied up and it was deprived of the use of that money. Sheriff Philpot has notified the city officials that he will advance $15,- 900 of the city's annul moneys within the next few days. This money will be used to redeem out standing warrants which must be redeemed at this time.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-04-16
NO NEW PATROL
 SAYS COUNCIL Warm Fight Last Night When Part of the City's Legislative Body Tried to Bring About Its Purchase
MAYOR HAD NO VOTE
Alderman Nichol Again Wins His PoiEt-Dld Wagon Will Be Re- paired-Me!er Goes to Little Rock to ArrangeS For Work.

A proposition to bring about the pafChase of q neW patrol wagon ior Pine Bluff last night in the city council failed, notwithstanding $ the fact that Mayor Toney and four of the aldermen were in favor of urging the board of public affairs to make the purchase.
 The present patrol wagon, Chair man Meyer of the police commit tee reported, is completely out Of mission. It is useless. It las been taken out recently, but eacn time it broke down and had to be dragged back to headquarters by another wagon.
 Aldermen Meyer and Dellmon urged the council to recommend the purchase of new patrol wagon. The latter declared that someone might be killed" riding in the old one. The police are helpless when trouble arises on the outskirts of the city, it was argued, unless provided with patrol wagon The proposition was opposed by Alder man William Nichol. He stated that he would be willing to pur-
 Continued on Page Five)
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-04-16
C0NFERR|NC WITH
 THE ENGINEERS Pine Bluff Committees Went to Little Rock This Morn. ing to Urge Local River Improvements
T w o c OMMITTEES
Representing the i'inr Blmii Board 0i Trade and the Taxpayers League at the Capital-l-nited States En- gihecrs to Visit This City.

Two committees, representing the Pine Bluff Board of Trade and the Taxpayers League. went to Little Rock this morning for the purpose Of conferring with the board of engt- neers appointed by the secretary of war to comply with an order of the recent Congress to inspect the Arkal- sas river from Muskogee, I. T., to it's mouth Local river improvements and such work as will prevent a cut off at this place will be discussed by the Pine Bluffians.
 The Board of Trade committee is composed of President w. N. Tru- lock, Secretary J. L. Caldwell, A. w. Nunn, H. Bringman, H Riley, D. A. Kendall, P. P. Byrd and J. F. Ruth erford The committee named by the Taxpayers, League is composed of Mayor w. l.. Toney, President w. Fl. Langford, Secretary J. B. Johnson, County Judge James Gould, Meyer Solmson, H. A. Mccoy and J. A. Holmes.
 The Board of Engineers includes Clinton B. Sears of St. Louis, chair- man. George M Hoffman of Vicks- burg, Miss, and William P. Wooten of Dallas, Texas.
 The meeting at Little Rock today will be the first to be held by the en- gineers. Everything will be arranged for the inspection of the Arkansas by them. They will visit the Pine Bluff harbor April g. The engineers are to determine as to the most urgent improvements and where they are badly needed. One hundred thousand dollars was appropriated by Con- gress for the improvement in the Ar kansas here and in the White river at Augusta. The Pine Bluff delega- tion will urge that the work here be done immediately and that all of the appropriation or greater part of it be spent in the local river improve ments.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-04-16
WILL MEET HERE
 NEXT YEAR

Pine Bluff will be the scene of the next annual convention of the Jew ish Sunday School Teachers Associa- tion, which recently met in Little Rock. Through the untiring efforts of Rabbi E. Frisch and the various local delegates who attended the meet ing Pine Bluff was unanimously se- lected as the gathering place for 1908.
 Rabbi Frisch and all the delegates have returned home. The local Jew ish pastor was elected president of the organization and Miss Ida Drey- fus, one of the local young ladies who took an active part in the meeting, treasurer
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-04-16
lCE WAGONS MUST CARRY SCALES SE K Council Will Legislate to Compel Ice and Coal Com
 panies to Weigh Ice and
 Coal.
IDUNNINGTON'S FEARS
Said Companies Threaten to Increase Ice Prices Again a1d Thought T!at They Should Bt' Left Alone
 Y Suggestion Passed t;s.

The City Council has gone after the slocal ice companies. The recent fail < ure of the Jefferson county grand jury to unearth an alleged combine that was said to exist between the Consumers Ice and Coal Company and the Arkansas and Texas Consol- dated Ice and Coal Company is be- lieved to have prompted the Council to take action last night that mater tally affects the ice companies and the coal companies as we'll
 ! Alderman Jordan moved that City Attorney Coleman prepare an ordi- nance requiring ice companies to pro- vide all of their wagons with scales, that consumers and other customers might see their ice weighed at their back gates or in their homes.
 Alderman Dunnington said that he had been told tbat if the officials of the city and county stir Up any action against the ice companies that they would raise the price of ice again, making it fifty cents per hundred pounds. He thought that it would be | wis 70 leave the ice companies alone -. N'ouncil took no notice of Alder man Dunnngton's suggestion.
 Continued on Page Four)
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-04-16
MRS. THOMPSON
 Is VICTORIOUS Was Seated in the Conti- mental Congress of the D. A, R. at Washington Without Challenge.
THE LOCAL CHAPTER
nstained-lnf0rmatiO From Wash ington 10 Effect That Mrs. Donald Mclean Will Be Reelected Hca.! of Society.

Mrs. R. c. Thompson of this city,
 regent of the Pine Bluff Chapter, Daughters of the American Revou- tion, was yesterday afternoon seated in the continental congress of that society, how being held in Washing ton. Mrs. Thompson was seated without challenge and the Pine Bluff chapter sustained by the national or ganiZation.
 Some weeks ago Mrs. Rumina Ayres Mcclure, of Little Rock, state regent of the D. A. R., published a state ment in which she declared that Mrs. Thompson would not be entitled to a seat in the continental congress. The answers of Mrs Thompson, in which she produced official documents show ing that she had been duly comms- stoned a regent by the national off cers and that she would be recogniz- ed as such and seated in the gather ing, now on in Washington City, nat urally caused no little sensation in club circles throughout the state. Mrs. Thompson was informed by Mrs. Don aid Mclean, few days before Mrs. McClure's statement was made, that she had been named as member of one of the most prominent commit tees in the congress.
 Information of Mrs. Thompson s victory came to Pine Bluff last night in the shape of telegram to Meyer SolmsOn, city editor of the Graphic The telegram reads: National or ganization sustains the Pine Bluff chapter. Mrs. R. C. Thompson, of your city, seated without a challenge y Mrs. ThOmpson's several letters, ex- plaining her position after statements to the contrary were published by Mrs. Mcclure, were never answered by Little Rock club members who are said to strenuously oppose her. Mrs. Thompson produced a'letter, after ward,. which had. been written her some weeks previous by Mrs. Mcclure, in whicl, the latter assured her of her hearty support and asking if she could assist her in any way.
 It. developed that Mrs. Thompson and Mrs. Donald Mclean of Washing ton were intimate friends and that any effort on the part of certain Ar kansas club women to unseat Mrs. Thompson would prove useless. Mrs. Mclean will in all probability be re- elected president general of the na- tional society. Dispatches from Wash ington say that she is the unanimous choice of majority of the delegates.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-04-16
D. c. BELL WAS
 UNANIMOUS CHOICE
Elected Member of the Board of Public Affairs Last Night to Succeed Captain R. M.
 Galbraith, Resigned.

D. C. Bell, former mayor and secretary and treasurer of the Pine Bluff Trust company, was last night elected by the city council to fill the vacancy caused by the resigna- ton of Captain R. M. Galbraith as a member of the board of public af- fairs. He was the unanimous choice of the council MT. Bell will be required to give $5,O00 bond, as required by law.
 Doctor J. w. Withers and Mayor w. l.. Toney, as ex-officio member, are the other two members of the board. MT. Bell having served the city as mayor and having studied local conditions for many years, is in position to perform the duties of the office with credit to himself and the city. In electing MT. Bell the councilmen went into executive session, later voting for him singly in open session. It was the general opinion that the council could not have made a better selec- tiOn.
 A member of the board of public affairs is of more importance than the mayor of the city, when the two positions are compared. The board makes all contracts for the city and performs other equally as important duties.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-04-16
WE ARE SHOWING

cloth for spring patterns that are stylish. We know how to make them up so they sparkle with new ness in cut, finish and style.
 EisenIxramer, the Tailor,
 Second avenue and Pine Street, over Citizens Bank.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-04-16

The legislature of Texas has made gambling a felony and now the sports of that commonwealth will have to work for living.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-04-16

For wall paper and paint see Claud Clegg and company. AT Main street
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-06-13
@eriAtIi6es.

Rucolpb @sutslins uOn @arbOnSals,
Der su ie4s Sabrsn 3u6tbaus Usrur'
tbsilt wurbs, wesen einsm frimiuellsn
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pon 6. Y. Cutler, Satberina SOllra pon
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Hus bem cberen 3bale.
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9iunticOfe cine 5amilie binterluiien.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-06-13
Don ser snsfeite.

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@sbar apeuus tritt nd9itsn Donnsritas
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Der Gbsleuts @uitau 9ottsrmoisr bon
Rolanna apenue, Itnrb Sonntas unb
wurbs Wtontns i'm 5orsit pill SriebbOis
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Su Der WtOutas giadt ubsebaltener
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