Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-03-07

particularly includes the enterprisir1s parlors.
 Jim is the sole owner of the Ilet! Dog saloon, where play is high and the drinks are oil the square
 'As a jestice Of tie peace dim Iioln Geals out jestice and lets the law go hang.
 AS the owner of the Red Dog and boss of the political machine he is looked up to as d devil of fellar.
 "As jestice he is supposed to be surrounded with reverence and awe. Il is esteemed compliment when he nods to any of the boys from the bench.
 As a usual thing he goes arount3 putfed Up and sWelled out and loo,s upon himself as the biggest thing oa two legs in America
 There are occasions, however, when he is brought up with a sudden .ia:'k and made to realize that he isn't al the show, and Pm saying that them occasions don't happen jest in time to prevent him from busting with coneeit.
 Had to Eat Dirt.
 "ies. my friends. you could all an- sWer as above, and you'd be purty ni&,l the bullseye. One of them occasions is we're this morning. I've got to eat dirt I've got to craWfish. I've got t. come off the perch. It will be at los, of b11t lof this town presume upon that I'm ona of them sort that cun lose a whole cara load of dignity and then have two shots left for the kyote who grins at the bacl, of my neck.
 All of you remember the case O Jim White versus Ching Ling the Chi nese washee Jim was known to uS as Ferocious Jim. The way he chank ed his teeth and frothed at the mouth when any one opposed him was some thing awful to see. In a way he run this town. Ill a way he got all his drinks for nothing. In way, if he said this earthly globe was flat. nobody else dared to say it was round.
 "rhe undersigned isn't going to al
  cious Jim, but he will go as far as to say that when Jim entered the Rel Dog saloon with a whoop on his lips and blood in his eye there was hustling to set out his favorite beverage. Yes the undersigned admits that much, and he feels quiver of indignation in his soul as he does so.
 Jim Not as Wicked as He Looked.
 "None of us can say that Jim eve: boasted of having killed twenty-seven men and held up half dozen towns We took him for the baddest kind of a bad man simply from the way he chanked his teeth and blew the frOth from his lips. We had an instinctive feeling that if he ever turned loose he would reduce the population O.; Sandy Bend by at least q hundred and we took care not to rile him.
 Heller critters, what happened siX weeks ago: Twas calm and peace Ling's washee house to leave a shirt to be washed Holy terrors wear shirts the same as humble men. have seen the shirt he took under his arm and carried up the hill. Most of you saw it in this courtroom. It was marked Exhibit A-P D. O. I hain't sayin@ how many holes could be counted i'. that shirt I hain't saying how many patches had been put over other holes I han't saying how it was shrunk up and squeegawed and kinked It is sui! ficient for this ye:e court to observe that of all the shirts he ever behei in this glorious commonwealth of Wyo- ming. either on mans back or off that particular garmint will ever re pose in his memory as taking the cake.
 ''When Ferocious Jim entered the. washee house he slammed the shirt down on the counter with some ob- seYvation be6tting the occasion. The sound of that shirt striking the table was like the sound of lump of putty