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University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1908-11-30
T III A N II S!

THE Educational Outlook, a maga-
zine devoted to education in South
east Missouri, published monthly
by the faculty of the State Normal
School at Cape Girardeau, says in its
November issue: The Univerity Mis-
sourian is a bright, newsy four-paged
daily issued from the School of Jour-
nalim of the University of Missouri.
The work of publishing the paper is
carried on by the students of the De-
partment. 1t features University news,
of course, but it has a news service
Of the United Press and publishes the
general news of the day. 1t affords
the best kind of practical training for
those students who wish to study the
actual work of conducting a paper and
is also real live newspaper"
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1908-11-30

Prof. A. n. Flint, secretary of the
Alumni Association of the University OF
Kansas, writes: The University Mis-
sourian is bright newsy paper and
must be of tremendous value in the
line of practical instruction"
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Fought the Saloons.

ThE magazine was not
written entirely by the
staff of editors. but
many contributions by the
students were printed, and on
the whole it was a strictly
college paper In it's edi-
tOrial column it commented
on questions OF national and
worldwide interest-political,
scientific and social. A col
umn was usually devoted to
college exchanges, and items
of interest at Yale. Harvard.
and other large universities
We're printed. The AIissOurian
also discussed religious and
moral questions, and at one
time carried on crusade"
against saloons in Columbia.
The Missourian did not
neglect the athletic column.
and published long accounts
of the baseball clubs and
games with other colleges,
such as Westminster. The
scores were large in that
day. In a game with West
minister the AIissOurian saws
the score was "a to 10
with a majority of 3" in
favor of Missouri. Missouri
had no football team at the
time, but a boating club
was thought of for awhile
which was given up on ac-
count of lack of a good
stream of water.
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Inc University Missourian telephone
numbers are: department office, 377;
news room, 274; business Office, TIA.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1908-11-30

MISS katheryn Nicholson, Fresh
man in the Arts and Science and Teach
ers College Departments of the Uni
'ers''y OF Missouri, has obtained a po-
sltion as teacher in the public schools
VI Chiilicothe. Mo. Miss Nicholson was
ohered the position while at home for
tne Thanksgiving HOLIDAYS.
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Ihe football team of the Livingston
Nouhty Club defeated the Chillicothe
nigh School team at Chillicothe Satur-
day by the close score of 6 to ). The
county team made a touchdown. and
kicked goal. just as the whistle blew
at the end of the last half
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1908-11-30

Don ). Wheeler, center on the Var
sity team of 1905, came from Medfield.
Mass to see the Tigers play Kansas.
ne Is now with the New York Central
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Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-03-04

been submitted 10 the five rpn,ainin.
stockholders Of the Standard cOmnany
by the st. Louis capitalists for their
stock IN the Standard. The ST. I,o1fis.
ans were anxious to get complete con.
troll OF the Standard press here. Real
izing that the new press at McGehe,
was proving hurtful to the Ioca7
plant, together with the arbitrary ru2-
ing of the Arkansas Railroad Commits.
sion, resulting in the shipping Of cot
ton to NcGehee instead Of Pine B!uf
as heretofore, the local stockholders
disposed OF their interests.
The Standard compress deal gives
the st. Louis Compress Company the
ownership Of both local congresses
Both were originally owned by loca,
people. Some years ago T. RI Byrd
and other local capitalists who held
the stock of the new compress, the
Standard being known as the old com
press, sold their entire holdings to
the st. Louis Compress Company. The
Standard was a big paying plant and
the stockholders reaped a harvest for
years. After purchasing the new
plant the st. Louis Compress Com
pany sought to buy up the stock OF
the Standard. They succeeded with
every stockholder. excepting the five
who finally yielded to tempting offers
last October. The standard company
was capitalized some years ago at
$343, 900. This increase was made be-
cause OF the increased valuation of the
property and the acquiring of much
real estate by that concern. The con-
slderatlon mentioned in the transfer
filed yesterday is one-fourth Of the
amount Tor which the company was
capitalized
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-03-04

County Judge James Gould an
nounced yesterday that he had en-
ployed Young and Rowell, local at
Gorneys, to represent Jefferson coun
ty as special counsel in the suit
brought against the county by John
M. Oracle, the largest planter in this
section, in which he seeks to have a
contract set aside and annulled.
The contract involved is that let
BY Judge Gould some months ago to
7. II. Amburn, a planter in Chicot
county, and was for the working,
care and providing for the JeRer-
son county mIsdemeanor prisoners
Cor a term Of two years. Mr. Am
burns bid was the best, Judge
Could claims. Mr.. Oracle brought
suit to test the law, declaring that
the county Judge has no authority
10 send the convicts outside Of the
county in which they were convict
I'd, when there are bidders who
have farms in the county where con-
tract is awarded. and upon which
the bidder desires to. work the pris-
oners.A
Judge Gould would not discuss the
employment Of special counsel yes
terday. He said that he deemed 1t
for the best interests OF jefferson
county to employ special counsel in
the case, as it involved no small
amount OF county funds and further
than that he would not give any ad-
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-03-04
MORE DIRECTORS FOR
BOARD OF TRADE

AT the annual election Of the di
rectors of the Pine Bluff Board OF
Trade. which is to be held April 6
tWenty-One directors are to be named
instead OF thirteen. which has been
the total number in the directory since
the organization of tina body several
years ago.
The enlargement of the board was
decided on yesterday at the regular
monthly meeting of the members of
the board Of directors Secretary J.
l.. Caldwell stated that the reason
the additional members are to be
named was to give more wholesale
and retail houses representation there
The meeting was one OF the most
interesting and enthusiastic held by
the directors in many months. The
meeting was presided over by Presi-
dent W. N. Trulock.
j. Il Boyce and J. A. Holmes report.
ed the successful launching of the new
canning factory and V. o. Alexander
was named by President Trulock to
assist them in securing the needed
stock subscriptions for the enterprise.
This new canning factory is already
assured Pine Bluff, but small
amount of stock is yet unsold
The Board of Trade heartily en-
dorsed the new canning factory, real
izing that it would result in a revival
OF truck farming in this immediate
section. The truck farmers of this
part of the State do not raise enough
fruit and vegetables to supply the de-
mands OF Pine Bluff alone and it is
believed that the canning factory will
be an inducement for an infused
truck farmers.
Secretary Caldwell reported the in
PRODUCTION Of a bill in, Congress, ask
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-03-04
COMPRESS
SOLD FOR $e5,7oo|

deed filed in the otfic" Of Circuit
Clerk Edgar Brewstcr yesterday
makes known the contamination OF a
deal made last October by which the
st. Louis Cotton Compress Company
becomes the sole owner Of the big
plant of the Standard Cotton Com
press Company here. The considera-
ton is shown to be $3.50 The trans
fer includes the mammoth compress
on West Fourth avenue of the Stand
ard company and two blocks Of ground
upon which stands the property and
adjoining, in Woodruff and Doris ad-
ditions, and a strip Of ground on Lin
den street adjacent to them.
The sale means the merging OF the
Two big local congresses and the
complete ownership OF the Standard
press passing into the hands of the
|party OF st. Louis capitalists who al
ready own and operate the ST. Louis
company's press here. The final con
summation OF the purchase was made
here last October when the FIVE re-
naming stockholders in the Stand
ard company, S. C. Alexander, M. W.
Taaeart. E. C. Howell, ". n. Trulock
and F or. Roane, disposed of their
holdings at % cents on the dollar.
Three Of the retiring stockholders,
after disposing OF their interests in
the Standard press here, purchased
heavily in the big ST Louis company,
buying stock as an investment. S. G..
Alexander was originally one Of the
largest stockholders in the Standard
company owning at one time more
than $4,000 worth OF stock in that
concern.
1t was stated last night by Mr.. Alex
ander that propositions had repeatedly
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-03-04
GOULD EMPLOYS
SPECIAL COUNSEL

ditionaI reasons for his action I IL
der the law Prosecuting Attorney
w. D. Jones must represent the
county in legal controversies. John
NJ. Oracle employed Attorney S. Nj.
Taylor, a law partner Of Judge
Jones, to prosecute the suit and an.
null the convict contract. 1t is BE-
lieved that this IS what prompted
Judge Could to employ other attor-
neys. Judge Jones informed Judge
Gould when the suit was flied tina.
he would appear for the State when
the case was called in the Jefferson
circuit court. Judge Jones express
ed himself at the time that, IN his
opinion, he believed the contract
made by Judge Gould with Mr.. AM
burn was the best ever made for
the county In leasing It's prisoners.
The Oracle suit will be called at thA
March term Of the jefferson Circuit
court.
Judge Gou!d's agreement with
Young and RoTei! carries with it
q fee of 500 with an additional
fee Of $50 in the event the county
is victorious. Judge Gould declares
that the law gives him the authority
to send the prisoners outside OF the
couny, If it is believed that the bid
is for the best interests Of the
county. This, Judge Gould declares.
is the situation as the bid presented
by Mr.. Amburn was the best offered
the county
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-03-04
BOOKKEEPER is
SAID TO BE SHORT
r. n. Lyon, Former Employe OF the
Lev Fowler Company, Arrested Last
Night at Instance of Manager Of
That Concern.

P. N. Lyon, bookkeeper until three
weeks ago employed at Lev Fowler $
local commission house, was arrested
last night By Deputy Constable Frank
Weidenbener, at his home, No. S2l
Pine street. He is charged with en-
bezzlement and the information was
filed with Justice J. A. Frazier by II.
v. Bahlau, local manager for Lev
Fowler.
After being arrested Mr.. Lyon i'm
mediately gave bond in the sum of
$4,000 and was released. He has
wife and two sons living in this city.
1t is stated that Mr.. Lyon has been
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-03-04
exican Bank
Has a Mystery

f. Paso, Tex, March 3-An un.
official report received here says
that the $685. 900 missing from the
Banco de Minero at Chihuahua was
removed mysteriously from one OF
the vaults some time Sunday. 1t is
said that several suspects have al
ready been arrested in Chihuahua.
The Banco de Minero is owned
by Governor Enrique c. Creel. am
bassador of Mexico to the United
States, and Luise Terrazas, one OF
the richest men of the Mexican re-
public
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-03-04
Miss Hartman
WEEDS Rob Gerry

Hearst News Special to the Graphic.
New York, March @.-Miss Cornelia
Hartman, second daughter of f. II.
Hartman, today became the bride of
Robert Lovingston Gerry, son of Com
modore Gerry. The ceremony took
place in Grace Episcopal Church, the
pastor, Dr.. Huntington, officiating.
MIR. Hartman gave away the bride.
Miss Carol Hartman. her younger
sister was prevented from acting as
bridesmaid by recurrence of a mas
toiditis attack, which has confined her
to her bed.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-03-04

ing for an appropriation of $1,000
for the purpose OF making a topo-
graphical survey in Southeastern Ar
kansas with a proper drainage in
view. Another bill has been present.
ed to Congress by Congressman Joe
Il. Robinson, at the instance of the
Pine Bluff Board Of Trade, asking
for an appropriation to incur the ex-
pense of making improvements on the
streets, alleys and sidewalks adjoining
the property at Walnut street and
West Second avenue, upon which the
new $4,000 federal and postoffice
building is soon to be erected by the
government
Secretary Caldwell reported to the
signal service department at Wash
ington, through Congressman Robin
son, for eleven government lights,
which he requests to be placed along
the Arkansas river from Pine Bluff
to it's mouth There are no lights in
the lower Arkansas river territory
just now and steamboatmen say they
are badly needed. Information from
Washington is to the effect that the
lights will be established.
The special committee. which had
charge of the matter of securing a
plot of ground for the Mills-Ellsworth
Company, which will establish pole,
shaft, single and double tree factory
here Immediately, reported that they
had secured part Of the Norris prop
erty in the western suburb of the
city for the site. The plant will be
established at once.
The Board of Trade also decided to
offer three prizes Of SIS, SO and IS
for the best essay on agriculture and
truck farming, to be prepared by the
pupils of the Branch Normal College.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-03-04
Are Hot After
the Anarchists

Hearst News Special to the Graphic.
Chicago. March 3-At a confer
ence oA>Mayor Busse and the police
officials tn 5 afternoon it was decid
ed to Waen war on anarchists and
eXEel every one of them from the
city Chief Shippy did not attend
tue conference, remaining with his
son a. the hospital. who is still, 1T
a serious condition. The anarch-
list whom the chief killed yesterday,
was identified at morgue late last
night as Lazarus Averbuch, young
Russian student, who fed from
kishinief two years ago Isadoyc
Maron, fellow plotter, was arrest
ed today as was a sister Of Aver
buch, Tonitis korimoros, q bartend-
er, and Edward Berman. a shoe
maker. Joe Freedman. Il Russian
Jew, who expressed sympathy for
Averbuch on q street car. was also
arrested
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-03-04

checked up $685. short Mr.. Bah1au
stated last night thai he had been in
the employ OF the Fowler company
only a few months and came here
from Hampton Or Fordvce. Mr.. Lyon
stated that he knew nothing whatever
OF any shortage and that he would
prove his innocence in due time. He
was taken by surprise when the war
RAM was served on him
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-03-04
The BANK OF PM: BLUFF
Compress Trust
in Supreme Court

Compress trust In supreme court :.
Washington, March ;.--Argumeuts
were presented in Supreme Court TO-
day to show that the Gulf Compress
company and the Atlantic Compress
Company are tending to monopolize
the compress business. The case was
brought originally by the minority
stockholders in the Shawnee Com.
press Company Of Shawnee, Ok,
leased to the Gulf Company, The
lower court enjoined the execution on
the ground of public policy. 1t is
alleged that the cotton States are in
the hands OF compress trust"