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ORANGE


-. C~hiropody.
]. 24 Main st.. Orange. n. J.
Cleaner and Dyer.
ctEANIN STs so prsssIns 80 M ds1'Ss ST. re oRANGE.
formerly Marks Arnheim. Ny Phone, 1os5-W.
GInzfer.,
2. FRIEDMAN, So Centre ST. oranss:
Selling ami ~lazing. 80. Cheapest place In town.
Hotel and Restaurant. u.s.
THE ~~N~~-0-TN' rtN-rJi.-
First-class Family Restaurant
Board by day or week -.
33 Day street. Qrnnre. y. y.
r. L. WILLIAMS. Manager.
Central HctaI a-d Daetsarent.
Under New management.
Wholesome food. quick service. moderate prices
HANSEN BROS 25e Main ST.. Orange. N. J.
JeweIer,
Watches. n;rrc~ds, JeWelry.
- Fine watch Repairing:
French Clocks a Speciaity.s
JAS. j.. HANG go.
8 Gone street. orange,N. J.
wnrket...
EWTc & On.
LIvr AND LET I'VE MEAT MaEKNr
JACOB ZURICH. 80
Reliable Meat. Fish and Vegetable Market.
Centre st.. and r. r.. and 81 Park st.
.>sc.,,rr was rra stc-r~c.
SMITH, VANS N STORAGE.
2s Day street. Orange. VI
Nrstc TaacherS.
OH G. MrNTO. graduate Of LONDON College
Of Music Piano instruction; terms reason
! able: best music furnished all occasions. ~
William ST.. Orange. N. ].
Carriar~s md yvrgnnr.
HENRY SMITH.
Carriage and Wagon Maker.
1872 Essen av Phone S4;1. Orange, " Y
pa'rt~rs c-' rt~eo-Stor-.
BoLLiNcFR & POELIirR. 1872 Main -. Or
unge. Painting. decorating and paperhauging.
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Furniture and Clothing Dealers.
cpuAT ream,t,ons in floor coverings: also IN
beds AMI beddings; cast. or credit; at 9ASoD
BROS, 207-209 Harrison av.
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Automobile Tires Repaired.
TIRES & TIRES
Taxidermfx,

repaired. WEST ORANGE AUTO TIRE RE
PAIR CO.. 81 Valley road. West Orange. N. i
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SCHWARTZ. 107 Johnston av., Kearny
Cleaning, pressing. repairing, remodeling.
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SEWING MACHINES, stoves and wringers re
paired. BABY carriage tires put on. Call OF
write HARRISON REPA1R CO.. 129 Harrison
avenue
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TAW OPS GARAGE.

Repairing our speciality. Estimates. given as 10
cost. I fix II and It stays hxed;
45 HARRISON Av. BOTH PHoNE''
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Taxidcrmist.
CHAS. KLUvER.
Taxidermy In all its branches.
50 ouimby place. West Orange. N
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CALDWELL
Custom TAILOR and Repairing.


PETER PEZZICARRO. Bloomfield av., next
door to Chinese laundry. Tailoring. cleaning,
pressing.
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ALL kinds II toilet preparations for sale 9
TOBY'S. 16c Midland av.. Arlington.
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B vISCTTI TOT N Fourth St. Harrison. NJ
custom tailor. cleaning. pressing and repsaf1rs
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Meat Market. Fruit and Vegetables.
THOS. G. HEVLTHEY.
Columbia Meat and Vegetable Market.
tTb Elm st. Phone 81. Arlington. n. J
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Iuvcb Room.
QUICK LUNCH ROOM. OSCAR ANDERSON
1882 Midland av.. Arlington. N. ].
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Ccprret" p-iIdcrs.
EEapNy ~nNC-srru'rr ~N. =,
rAMp PROOF FACE CONCRETE RIocKs
Rear S15 Harrison a,-nnue. Kearny. N. j.
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CHRISTOPHER BrRNS,
'tt P1unnbif.g and Heating Contractor.
$50 Kearny av. l. D. Phone. Kearry. N. j.
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A. FACHET, sos Harrison av., Harrison
Bread, cakes and pies.
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-. Chiropody.
J. MCCARTNEY. 24 Main st.. Orange. N. j..
Chiropodist.
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WEST ORANGE

Automobile Tires SOLD and Repaired.
West Orange SnOrting Goods Co.
w. j. Klaczek, 31 Valley Rd., w. Orange, N. ].
Automobile supplies. Tires repaired. Agency
for Harley Davidson Motorcycles. Iver-Johnson
Bicycles. Telephone No. 59s-L.
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Shoes.

Shoes.
FRANK M rnNRCY
FTNE FOOTWEAR.
4sf BLOOMFIELD Av. MONTCLAIR, N. J.
TonsorsnI Artist. = &c
{. W. BRIGGS. 42s Bloomfield av., Montclair.
Children's haircutting a speciality.
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r HARTIrNG. 6 Kearnv av.. Eearny, N. j.
horal designs and cut flowers a speciality.
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shoe Repairing.
DOLCE & SCILEPPI, Bloomfield av., opposite
Cooper's corner. Fine hand work d speciality.
Tinwnre.
HELLER'S TIN SHoP--ESr. iSSs-TINwARE
that's WORTH BUYING. CALDWELL. N. j.
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Gents, Furnishen
ANDREW HUNTER


Hats. Gloves and Cents Furnishing;
313 Harrison avenue. Harrison. N. >.
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Garages.
BUFFERS HARRISON GARAGE.

Never closed. We still make repairing tns
special feature of our business. Agency io'
BUICK. CADILLAC, POPE-HARTFoRD
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F---~-, I'D U-ss1ar.
IAhfFS = DUNN.
Mason and RuiIding Contractor.
ss1 Maple St. Kearnv. N. J. Tel. 2l55-J. Harrison
Painters.
JAMES Fl. COILTS. 4 Kearnv av.. Kearny. N.
J. Hardware and Paints, TRY Collis's Famous
wan Enamel. all colors. 81. Is per gallon.
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Trunk nrd EcatNa- Goods.
p. REGAIN
All styles OF trunks. suit cases. satcheis and
fancy leather goods: trunks repaired. MUSIC
HALL STORE. 25 Main St. Orange. I,
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Cleaner and Dyer.
CLEANING. pressing. dyeing. remodeling.
CHARLES SOULE. $50 MAIN ST, ORANG
formerly Marks Arnheim. Ny Phone, 1o95-W'
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Upholstering and Mattresses.

OSBORN & MILLER. sos Valley road. w Or.
ange upholsterins. Gaming. carpets cleaned
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ALL kinds CT scrap iron, brass. copper. zinc.
oid smachinery and parts OF same; paper.
rubber. bottles and all kinds Of waste ma.
teriais bought Send postal or call.
EDWARD A. GRUBER,
20 Osborne street. bloomfield.
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Sewing Mnchines Rennired.

M. .PRINTZ. PIT Harrison av. Harrison, Ga
fitting. thinning. stove repairing.
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Hop~~ F~rrrfshirgs end Hardware.
A. NELSON. 1870 Midland av.. Arlington, deale
in House Furnishings, Hardware. etc.
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SUBURBAN
MERCHANTS, TRADEsMEN, ETC.
WE CAN SUPPLY YOU AS GOOD AS NEWARK CAN
ARLINGTON
Bakery

Bakery.
GERGEN's Bakery. 44 Elm ST.. Arlington
First-class bakery.
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GInzter.
D. FREEDMAN. SO Centre ST.. Orange.
Selling AMI ~lazing. Cheapest place in town.
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BOSTON STOCK MARKET.

BOSTON. Oct. 13.-The following are
quotations up to 2 o'clock:
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FTRST-CLASS deIicatessen and groceri
B. SCHATZMAN. 456 Elm ST.. Arlington.
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Harness Maker. 7
J. SOLOMON, ITS Midland av.-Goods sold q
city prices: harness repairing.
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EWIC e CO

LIVE AND e 1--WE MEAT MARKET
10 CENTRE ST TEL 3e4s. ORANGE. N, J
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,>sr>,,rn v.-- -rd e~tr-r~c.
SMITH, VANS AND STORAGE.
2s Day street. Orange. ". j.
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pntrt~rs r-' tt-ro-rtor-.
B~oLLdNGFR & POELIrR. 1872 Main -. Or
ange. Painting. decorating and paperhsnging.
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Carriar~< md yvrg0nr.
HENRY SMITH.
Carriage and Wagon Maker.
1872 Essen sv Phone 64;L. Orange, ", Y
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-01-24
A SUCCESSFUL
YOUNG STAR

Mr.. Lawrence Evart, starring in
I'VE Are King" which is to be pre-
scented at the Elks Theater tonight,
was featured as leading man with Mr..
Walker Whiteside three years in this
one play. and has proven himself to
be worthy successor to that talented
artist.
Mr.. Evart has a splendid voice, an
admirable stage presence, and is ably
fitted for the dual role which he por-
trays. Some idea of the merit OF the
comedy may be gained from the recep-
ton which has been accorded both
star and company wherever it has
been presented. Practically without
exception, managers Of theaters
where this attraction was presented
last season have requested return en-
gagements, and in every case where
it has been granted, Mr.. Evart and
company have been received by capac-
ity houses This is not only crafty
ing to the young star. but it is evident
that the theater-going public is quick
to appreciate true merit. There is
every reason to believe when Mr..
Fyart and company play in this city
they will be accorded the same treat
ment.
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JUDGES TO BE
SELECTED SATURDAY
Sub Committee Will Receive I,isfs
OF Judges and Clerks To-day
- City Election Will Be
Liveiier Than An
ticipatcd.

None of the four candidltt., for
city clerk or city attorney have as
yet handed in their lists OF names,
to the sub committee frGn, the
Democratic city central J'.inittee,
from which the sub committea is to
select the judges and clerks 20 serve
at the various polling places in the
city primary election to be held in
Pine Bluff on February l. The com.
mittee will receive all lists today
and the candidates are requested to
hand them IN to John Fl. Dcllmon,
the chairman as carly as possible.
A meeting OF the sub committee,
which is composed OF j. H.. Dell
mon, Il. l.. Rutherford, A. Brew
ster and Drew White, will be called
probably for Saturday. at which
time the lists OF judges and clerks
will be made out. The city cam
paign is waxing warmer each day.
The announcement of J. i. HUT
yesterday as q candidate for alder
man from the Second ward in oppo
sition to the present incumbent.
Harvey Hudson, naturally caused
no little comment In political cir
cles, adding interest to the coming
primary City Clerk W. A. Leo
and Il. w. Benton, candidates for
city clerk. and W. II. Sorrells and
Irving Reinberger, candidates for
city attorney, are letting no grass
grow under their feet in their re-
spective efforts to secure the nomi-
nation for the Offices they seek
The race between Councilman c. F.
Huntington and billiard II. Saund-
crs in the Third ward, also prom
ises to be hard fought contest.
At all events the coming city pn-
mary election will be much livelier
than mad been anticipated.
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and from there march to the city hall
and demand work were distributed in
saloons and the lodging house dis
tricts.
Chic. Of Police Shippy, who repeat
edly sent word TO the managers Of the
parade that ii would not be permitted,
issued orders for all members of the
police force to remain in reserve at
the stations during the night and ear.
" today large numbers OF officers
brought down into the business sec
ton Of the city. "A detail Of mounted
police was ordered TO patrol the lake
front during the day and allow no
body to loiter there.
The fact that this was the coolest
day thus far this winter and that a
30-mile gale blew across the lake
front, aided the police greatly in keep
ing the peace.
Dr.. Reitman who declared he would
have 10000 men in line at o'clock,
said he would march, police Or no
police
Since his arrest he is inclined to
take a milder view Of affairs.
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the Works and he and Mr.. Ruthcr-
lord took into their control al OF
the properties Of the mammoth con-
Germ. All of the mills of the com
pany are being reopt7 q and hun
dreds o. men are being nut to work
at GEO in Cleveland county. kcar.
nty, this county; EIastrop. La.
where they have two large plant
and elsewhere
No court action has been tax !;
IN the matter Of the fines imposed
on Captain J. Il. York and Robtr'
York by Chancellor John NJ. Ellio{ t
Of the Jefferson chanoery court. tor
contempt. The fines amount to
$4,000. They will probably %
either RENTED by the court or .,a-
dIced. although Judge E1lioi has
given ont nothing definite a. TO his
Intentions. He has given Jni@.. "
L. Hcm;nE@a of Little Haol-
counsel for thc Works, sevr.'al ,1:,lg
in which to file a petition in the
contempt proceedings
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JOE FOLK IS
OUT FOR SENATE

Hearst News Special to the Graphic
Jefferson City, Mo-, Jan. 23.--Goy-
ernor Joseph ". Folk today tire" a
bomb into the political center OF the
State nv announcing his candidacy Tor
the United States Senate to succeed
William j. Stone, the present incnm-
bent. This practically comedies the
nomination of William J. Bryan as the
Democratic champion in the next pres
idential campaign, as far as Governor
Folk is concerned. For many months
Folk supporters have been booming
him for the presidential nomination
hut his announcement for the senate
today closes the boom at FOLK heao-
quarters.
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SOCIALISTS were
BEATEN BY POLICE
Exciting Scenes Resulted Yesterday When Unemployed
Attempted Demonstrate on in Chcago-Leader of
tHoboes' Jailed With Two Others Police Used
Clubs Freely, BY Orders of Chief Shippey-Not
Permitted to Parade

Hearst News Special TO the Graphic
Chicago. Jan. 23.--As was expected,
there was a clash between the police
and big aggregation Of unemployed
men this afternoon on the Lake front,
when crowd of several thousand
men attempted to parade through
Chicago's street, march to the City
Hall and demand work. Chief of Pc
lice Shippey made good his promise
that he would not permit the demon
stration and as a result hundreds Of
men were badly beaten by the police,
who used clubs freely, and Doctor
Benjamin Reitman, the Socialist Or
ganizer of the "Hoboes' and two other
would-be leaders were arrested and
Jailed.
Preparations for possible clash
between the police and the "une.n
ployed' commenced in earnest early
this morning and the police masked at
down town stations in anticipation Of
q battle
Last night thousands G copies OF
8 circular calling on unemployed men
to meet at O'Clock on tie Lake front
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OUR JOE" CALLED
FULT0n'S HAND

congressman to debate and so
scathing was Robinson's denuncia-
ton of Fulton that the latter i'm
mcdiately apolgized to the Arkan :
sas representatives, declaring that
he meant no offense by his remark;
that it had been made in jocuiar
way and that he did not want his
friends to take offcnse at II. Con
gressman Robinson quickly accept
ed the apology.
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HURRY|NG WITH
THE THAW CASE

Hearst News Special to the Graphic
New To-k, Jan. 23.-Testimony
taking and incidents moved rapidly to-
day il the Thaw trial. which is an in
dication that the defense will close
its case before the week is out. JUS
tice Downing made a ruling which also
tends to show that the case viii! be
disposed OF as soon as possible.
He held that there will be but three
alienists for each side, each OF them
to answer the hypothetical question
as to Thaw's insanity.
Doctor Charles Bailey, brought all
the way from Uamacia BY the defense
to testify in the case, declared that
he attended Thaw on train In 1906
when the slayer OF White went into
wild tantrums, yelling Shasta:
Shasta! Pennsylvania runs into New
York Central" He testified that he
administered morphine to quiet Tha"
doctors Charles Wagner and Britton
Evans told Of their mental examine
tion of Thaw after he had killed Stan
ford White. They said that he made
TO the examination convinced them
more thoroughly than the test itself
that Thaw was OF unsound mind.
Mrs. Catherine Cain testified that
she went to theater with Thaw and
his wife one night and that when
Thaw spied White in the audience he
went into wild tantrums.
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LAST CHAPTER IN
THE BIG SUIT
Judge Trieber, in the Fed
eral Court at Little Rock,
Yesterday Dismissed All
Litigation.
rs ALL SETTLED NOW
No Action Taken BY Judge Elliott as
Yet In Contempt Cases-Recei,er
Stephenson Has Been Dismissed Ry
Federal Judge.
rs ALL SETTLED NOW

The last chapter in the York
Rutherford differences IN which
both stockholders tried to get hold
OF the business OF the Bluff City
Lumber Company was enacted in
the Federal Court at Little Rock
Thursday morning, when Judgr
Trieber dismissed the proceedings
which had been brought in his
court. His order that morning was
as follows:
In re the Bluff City Lumber COM
pany Bankrupt
This being the return day, come
the petitioning creditors by Rose,
Hemingway, Cantrell & Loughbor-
oush. their attorneys. and the re
spondent by Austin & Danahcr. aad
W. F. Coleman, its attorneys, ant
thcreupon the petitioning creditors
ask that the proceedings be dis
A''0SCu Dis tiitii Citi!lllS t.tst i'tS1i
satisfactorily adjusted, and both
parties suggest to the court tia
there are no other creditors OF said
bankrupt and the court being salts
fed from the evidence that there.
axe no other creditors. the said
petition is dismissed, the parties
eonsenting that all damages arc
waived and the petitioning credit
ors. J. b. York and Robert York
pay all costs OF this proceeding,
except the poundage, which by
agreement of the parties, to be paid
by the Bluff City Lumber Company.
JACOB TRIEBER, Judge
There were only few persons
n the court room when the appM
cation fo- the dismissal Of tho re-
coivership WIS made, and Judge
Tricber readily drew UP the order.
J. r. rutherford was the only liti-
giant present.
BY this order Judge Stephenson.
appointed receiver OF the property
n the lumber company, is dismiss
"a, withont ever having charge Of
- affairs. The litigation grew out
o. the q asire of both York and
Rutherford, who worked side by
side to build M the great lumber
interests falling out some time
ogo, TO gain possession Of the pro-
perty. The York interest came to
Little Rock early in the month and
asked that q receiver be appointed
for the company, in contempt to
an order issued BY the Jefferson
County Chancery Court forbidding
such action. The Rutherford inter
ests undertook to pay Off the IN
debtedness and brought a certified
check in the court the following
day for the amount named by the
creditors who asked for the receiv-
~. Additional claims sending the
total up to about $125,000 were
then reported and Judge Stephen
sor Of Helena was chosen by Judge
Fri as receiver, after giving the
!i5ignnts an entire day to endeavor
f. make some settlement among
themselves.
The troubles ended when d. H..
Duncan purchased the interests o.
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RI. dob" ROGERS
CONDITION WORSE

The many Pine Bluff friends will
regret to learn that instead of i'm
proving as he should Robert L..
ROBBERS, former attorney general Of
Arkansas, who IS suffering with
blood poisoning at his home on
Wolfe street, in Little Rock, contin-
ues to grow worse, and his friends
are now considerably alarmed over
his apparent little chance for recov-
cry. Two additional physicians were
called in for consultation yesterday
morning. Mr.. Rogers became Ill
about week ago, the blood POISON
ing resulting from a bruise on his
leg Night before last was the worst
he mas spent since becoming i'll,
suffer ng much al! night.
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OFFICIALS NIP
PLOT IN BUD

Hearst News Special to the Graphic
Lisbon. Portugal, Jan. 90 "A well
laid conspiracy to overthrow the mon.
archy and proclaim Portugal repuh-
lie was nipped in the bud here today
by government officials. A plot was
unearthed to kin Premier Franco in
the streets and then continue the rev.
olution with bombs and firearms. A
number OF advanced Republicans who
were behind the conspiracy are un-
der arrest.
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BLEW UP BANK
IN NEW YORK

Hearst News Special to tho Graphic.
New York, jan ga bold black
hand attempt made tonight to rob
an Italian bank on Elizabeth street,
failed because of the prompt action
of the police. Dynamite bombs
were thrown against the bank
building and the whole front was
blown away. The would be robbers
all managed to escape.
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'REGGY" MUST
Do THE HONOR

Hearst News Special to tao Graphic.
New Yc%&. Jan. 23.-It became
known in high social circles today
that Alfred and Cornelius Vanderbilt,
elder brothers of Miss Gladys Wander
bilt, have refused to lead the family
at the marriage OF their sister 20
Count Lazzlo Szechery u Monday and
that the youngest brotl. 2 W the pride
to be must assume the honor.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-01-24

Hearst News Special to the Graphic.
Washington, Jan. 23.-When
Speaker Cannon recognized Repre-
sentative Fulton OF Oklahoma to-
day, calling him the gentleman
from Arkansas" the Oklahomian
said he mad been accused of many
mean things, but never OF being
from Arkansas In an instant Con-
gresham Joe T. Robinson was on
his feet challenging the new states
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-01-24
MURDERER ENDS
HIS OWN LIFE

Hearst News Special 70 the Graphic
Joliet, Iii. Jan. 23.-Frank J. Con-
sstantine. who killed Mrs. Gentry in
Chicago and who attempted suicide
last Saturday, died tonight from his
injuries. His death occurred at 8
O'Clock after much suffering.
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FLASHES FROM
HEARST WIRE

Washington, Jan. - 233,~Attornes
General Bonaparte was called into
conference by President Roosevelt
today, concerning the alleged abuse
OF injunctions by Federal judges
and he was asked to investigate the
matter. It is understood that the
president will send a special mes
sage to Congress- recommending
moderate anti-injunction lcgisl2
ton.
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Loss Of SLEEP
MEANS INSANITY

Hearst News Special to the Graphic.
Chicago, Jan. 23,-Thousands OF
persons are insane because of loss Of
sleep, declared Doctor Elmo Pettijohn,
celebrated nerve specialist, who spoke
today to seyera! hundred followers OF
Bishop Fallows. "Christian Psychol
ogy' is his creed
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-01-24

Miss Else Jacobson, after q
pleasant visit here with Miss h"n'
nette Snbernagle, returned to hei
home in Little Rock yesterday.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-01-24

Toxic. Japan, Jan. IS BY ro:,
of 1T to 16S the Dict today on
pressed confidence in the ministry
which means that Premier Saionjis
cabinet Will stand and that tAe but
get will be passed.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-01-24
DEFICIT OF 500, 900, 900

Hearst News Special to the Graphic.
Washington, Jan. 23.-Chairman
Tawney of the Committee on Ap-
propriatione, announced today that
there would be 4 deficit OF one
hundred million dollars unleSs~thc
present estimated Government ex~
penses are cut to the bone.
A. y MCGOWAN. a prominent
citizen of Dewitt. was in the city
yesterday a guest OF his friend, r.
c. Howell