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The daily tribune., 1908-04-27

Refreshments will cost nothing in
Morgan hall May /. 49-51
The daily tribune., 1908-04-27

Tickets for the Hunlcy soncort on
sale ut Hrueauff's and Fletcher's.
90 d
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-10-08
Bryan and Taft
 at Same Table

Hearst News Special to the Graphic.
 Chicago, Oct. 1.-Seated on either side of Postmaster Richard Hall, Taft and Bryan met each other to- night at the Chicago Association of Commerce banquet 10 the Deep Wat erWays delegates. At tables were T. P. Shonts, Governor Deneen, David Forgan. President Kavanaugh of the Deep Waterway Association. The not ables exchanged pleasantries during the meal, but politics were eliminated. Bryan spoke first, strongly endorsing the deep waterways movement and Forgan made an address before Taft was heard. In introducing Bryan in the hall he said he found himself in the role of perpleXed lover. How happy I could be with either were other dear charmer away" was l naD- py remark
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-10-08
NEW SECRETARY
 IS APPOINTED
Executive Committee of the State Sun- day School Societ. Decided on Rev. II. \. Bowling of Detroit as the Successor nf ". Fred Long.

Little Rock, Ark, Oej 7.-Stadying for several weeks on the subject the committee appointed by jhe executive committee of the Arkansas Sunday School Association for the purpose yesterday afternoon decided to tender the position of secretary of the asso ciation to Rev II. X. Bowling of De troit, "A message was accordingly sent to him and he accepted. Rev. Bowling is expected to arrive in Little Rock ready to take charge of the duties of the office by November 20
 Rev. Bowling has had much eXperi- ence in this line of work and the committee worked hard in securing his services for Arkansas He sue ceeds w. Fred Long as State secre- 'aTy for Arkansas, who several months ago resigned to become secretary of the Mississippi organization.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-10-08
STATE SOLD ALL
 191 BALES COTTON
|. Netted About 5000, the Old Cot ton From Last Year Bringing
 Only 6 1.9 Cents.

The sale of 191 bales of cotton yes terday at top market price somewhat relieved the tension in regard to the penitentiary fund, but did not nearly eliminate the accrued indebtedness of the institution.
 The cotton was raised on the State farm, 130 bales being of the new crop and 61 bales constituting the remain der of last years crop. The sale was under the direction of the committee appointed at the meeting of the peni- tentiary commissioners Monday and netted nearly 5000. The new State cotton brought 10 1-2 cents Der pound, while the old cotton, which was the tag-end of the 1907-0S crop, brought only 1-2 cents This is the first
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-10-08

grabbing her by the ribs, ne unccre- moniouslv threw her over. ii'tlc more of this vigorous treatment ana she was walking spryy around the room. Her i1tyaidism had been pure Iv the product of her own imaglna- ton
 On another occasion the doctof had ,in,ler treatment q young Woman With . drqwn-np leg. "The leg was put into a plaster cast for effect, he states in telling the story, and when | was cuiting il out later she said: ! knnU mv leg is going 10 draw up=~f know it'' Just as I was about to re rnya inc east I sprang at her. and shaking my fist in her face, SroWl- d; If that leg draws up, I'll break your d-n little neck She was a refined and cultured girl, and the shock cured her immediately.
 In mental therapeutics shock haS all important place, and shock, as the Louisville specialist found, may some times gain in effectiveness from ah admixture of profanity But VIII husbands and others pay doctors TOT cussing, when they are conscious ot ability. if not inclination, to do all necessary cussing themselves? Per haps not, but they should at all events have a competent doctor first make certain that the case is really one which calls for such treatment. Men taI therapeutics. are something great, and if perverted use temporarily dis- credits them it will have done very sional mischief to wall-eYed and otherwise.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-10-08
L. REYNOLDS IS
 ALLOWED BOND
Iron Mountain Conductor Charged With Murder, Allowed Bail in iIa. bcas Corpus Proceedings Held at Arkansas City Last Saturday.

Argenta, Ark, Oct 7.--L. Reynolds, the Iron Mountain conductor who IS charged with the murder of Clint Ruff by pushing him from the door of his
 caboose into Walnut lake, returned last night from Arkansas City, where he took his case on a writ of habeas
 corpus, after he had been held to the
 grand jury by the justice of the peace at Dumas
 Reynolds was released OH bond, the amount of the bond being fixed at S2,-
 800, which he readily gave. At the preliminary examination last Friday at Dumas the court held Key holds for second degree murder. The attorneys for the defense at once pre- pared a writ of habeas corpus to be presented to Judge A. B. Grace at
 Arkansas City, but when they arriv-
 i'd at that place they found Judge Grace gone out of the city; the matter
 was then taken before the county
 judge, who upon the recommendation of the prosecuting attorney, admitted Reynolds to bail and fixed the amount as above stated.
 NIr. Reynolds speaks very highly Of the courteous treatment accorded him by the prosecuting attorney, sheriff and all other officials connected with the case.
 The ease will be investigated by the Desha county grand jury, which con- yenes the first Monday in January.
 From the evidence introduced at the preliminary hearing and the action Of the officials in fixing the amount of the bond as the low figlre they did,
 the many friends of Mr. Reynolds feel sure that he will be acquitted of the charge whenever he is given a chance
 of a trial by jury.
 The evidence at the preliminary showed that Ruff boarded the train of which Reynolds was conductor just as it was pulling out of Walnut Lake
 and when told by Reynolds that he could not ride on that train, attempted
 to force Reynolds to carry him any way, and drew his gun. Reynolds
 grappled with him and ill the scuf- fle Ruff fell from the train into the 1 lake and was drowned.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-10-08
WAS COMING
 TO ROOSEVELT

Baltimore, Oct. Well, it was coming to Roosevelt" said ex-Judge Alton B. Parker today, land I gave it to him. Now let him reply
 Judge Parker referred to the attach on the president made in a speech here last night, when he accused the president of having been tied up wlth E. H. Hartman and the Standard oll Co. interests in the campaign of 19o4' when he (Parker) was the Democratc candidate for president
 What I had to say about the pres ident I said in my speech last nlgh1' he declared, "and don't know that care to add to it. I stand by 1t a4l'
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doubtless receive some credence from the ill-informed and the unthinking, and it has tho great advantage oyer thc alleged article that it can never be definitely exploded so long as the owner sticks to his "chivalrtc be lief"
 No one an say with absolute cer- fainiv that Mr. Cleveland, if he had lived, would have supported Nil. Bryan. Even strong convictions as to the future operation of any man $ mind involving some change of aftI- Jude must be moral rather than in tellectua in nearly all cases. But our belief approaches absolute cer- tainty so closely that We care little fo, the difference Almost without exception, MT. Clevelands 5 strongly at- tached friends and followers, led by Richard Oney, are giving Mr. Bryan their hearty support. No one more than MT. Cleveland would have wei comed Mr. Bryan's relinquishment of his flighty ideas or hailed Democratic reunion upon that basis with more satisfaction. He would most assured- ly not have thrown himself into the campaign against such Bryan and such q party. Yet this is precisely what Republicans, without seruple as 10 means, are trying to make the country believe that he would have done. The dead Mir. Cleveland can mt he left in peace. Those who seek
 to wrong the Democratic party through him merit strong denuncia- ton.
 Ny Shakespeare's curse on knaye or
 clown
 That will not let his ashes rest.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-10-08
Announce Union of
 Crete and Greece

Crete, Island of Crete, Oct. To oyer l0o.o0O people assembled in the military review grounds today the uE- ion of Crete and Greece was forhal- Iv posted The announcement was greeted with the firing of guns, but no disorder. Musselmen are minslins 1nmolested with Christians Tie m'7 ie singing patriotic songs and march ed from one consulate to another noA- lying the different countries oi the union.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-10-08
SHOCK AS \ RESTOREK.

The great influence of mental states over the ills which flesh is heir to has within recent years been incRasingly recognized 1t not only furnishes the ground work for several freakish new religions but physicians use it to great advantage Mental therapeutics, in- eluding the rather doubtful eXpedient of hypnotic suggestions, have become a very important factor ill the prac- tice of medicine. Methods, beginning with "bread pills, long employed to some extent by those members of the profession who were most resource full or had greatest aptitude as a natural gift of personality, are in creasingly defined, elaborated and put into general use. The number of people, principally women, cherishins ailments primarily or even altogether imaginary. is uoW recognized as enormous It is people like these, of course, for whom physical treat ment of one sort or another has greatest value.
 Sometimes l violent shock to tie
 .l,.1 ,I,.N At,i. Ir,,Nt or design will dc wonders toward righting it and thereby removing at tendant diseasc-even though the trouble may not have had its origin chiefly in mere morbidity or other mental cause Imminent danger from fire has often caused the bed ridden. for years helplessly inert, to get about with nimhleness. Excite ment of almost any kind produces, at times. remarkably curative results. Only the other day Paris dispatches told how paralytic. while borne on a stretcher to take a pilgrim train for I.ourdes, was completely cured by sudden fright. Bat among all the cures effected through the agency of shock not the least notable within our reading acquaintance, if only by req son of q humorous aspect. are two iesribod at a recent meeting of spe- cialists in Baltimore. The speaker was Dr. -N Morgan Vance, of Louis vile. and he was dealing With cases from his own professional experience.
 Not long ago Dr. Vance was called to see q woman patient who seemed 11opelessly bed-ridden. She had been lying on her back as helpless as q log. After examining her and learn ing the history of the case. the doctor decided upon his course. First, he T old her to turn over The patient nrotested that she could no more do eo than she could fly. "The devil you can't" said the doctor roughly, and,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-10-08
GRAVE WHICH IS DENIED
 PEACE.

Mir. Cleveland's death at the be- ginning of the presidential campaign offered an obvious opportunity to It. crary forgers and to all whose con- science or whose judgment could be easily blinded by partisan considera- tions. X pro-Taft article originating with known faker and from the first under the very gravest suspicion as to even it's partial genuneness was sent broadcast over the country by the Republ jean national committee without the slightest hint that any doubt rested upon it. Very probably numbers of people, especially those who see only Republican newspapers of the thick-and-thin partisan type or rely upon partisan Republican state ments. will never know that the fraud has been completely exposed. The Republican national committee simply discontinues exploiting the forgery; it leaves the whole burden of correction resting upon Democrats Tn our opinion, says the Observer the Republican national committee and many newspapers have acted very badly indeed.
 There now comes from Washington what we confidently assume to he an even more palpable attempt at inn position. This alleged anti-Bryan ut tcrance of Mir Cleveland Is said to consist of a letter received last spring by d guyernment officer. The letter, in Mr. Cleveland's own handwriting, expressed emphatieally the writer < conviction that Organism was no more acceptable to him or to ,he American people at the time of writ ing than it had been during the last twelve years; and it stated uneQuivo- eany his refusal to accept Brvan as the candidate this year.
 This government officer is repre- sented to be a former official under Mr. Cleveland and a warm personal friend. He has shown the letter to several friends but entertains the chivalrice belief that as the letter was a private one he has no right to give it out for publication" His identity is not disclosed.
 We find extreme difficulty in under standing or admiring the "chivalrit belief" which. make public the mat ter contained in q private letter and vet will let that letter be seen by nc one who would put its genuineness to the test. With the motive for fraud so strong. and with the example oi recently proven fraud before Us, wt consider such testimony as nearly aS possibly worthy of no weight at all Moreover. as We pointed out in the case of its predecessor, even q senu- inc utterance from MT. Cleveland antedating Mr. Bryans letter of ac- ceptance, which changed the entire situation. would have little real va lidity. Yet this alleged letter is being cited as evidence of Mr. Cleveland s opposition to Mr. Bryan. It will
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We'll known Here.

The engagement of one of Fort Smiths most popular young women, Miss Anse Murphy, to Robert Walker Halliburton of Douglas, Ariz., was an nounced in the Times of Wednesday. The wedding will take place early in this month, and will be one of the most brilliant affairs of the season, the ceremony to be performed in the church of the Immaculate Conception. MT Halliburton will arrive today to he the guest at the Murphy home on North Thirteenth street. Mir. and Mrs. Orlando Halliburton of Little Rock.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-10-08

sale of cotton to amount to anything by the State since the enforced sale Of some 1,200 bales last May after the State had sustained loss of some $25,O0O by holding the cotton for l. cents. The sale yesterday was to Ad Hamberg for the Lesser-G Goldman Cot
 ton Company Rock Democrat.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-10-08
-OfO.

President Roosevelt has gotten hlm- self into d most unenviable predlca- ment by endorsing the charges made by Mr. Hearst against Mr. Haskell without personal knowledge of their truth. Confronted by the demand for proof which he could not furnish be- cause he had accepted merely hearsay reports, he now brushes his first charge aside and begs the question by bringing other charges which he has accepted upon evidence which would not stand in any court. Even the President of the United States cannot hope to retain the confidence of the public when he is caught ill one error and instead oi facing it and owning to his hasty ac- tian he seeks to bury it beneath other charges of which he has no proof.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-10-08

While people still find amusement in pokinS fun at the weather man when his forecast is inaccurate, it ic nevertheless true that persistent study and application are fast bring ing the weather mans work within the domain of actual science. The blanket forecast for weather move ments across the continent week ill advance have been repeatedly verified by tue powers Of the air during the past season and turthr progress will follow.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-10-08
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-10-08

parents of the groom, and his sister,
 Miss Agnes Halliburton, will attend the wedding.-Ft. Smith Times.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-10-08
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If there Was nothing else against Taft the Republican candidate, the fact that the strenuous "re2dys die tated his nomination and is now at tempting to dictate his election ought to consign him to political oblivion. Ire people arc aroused and everything portends a splendid triumph for Mir. Bryan.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-10-08
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No matter how many times the mer- cury falls it never needs the atten ton of a physician but it does cause a rustling for wood and coal among the dear people.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-10-08

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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-10-04
SUPPOSED TO BE CROOKS.
Couple of Alleged Thieves Under Ar
rest and Now Gone.

Owing to the gullibility of d. A. Fano,
a Hebrew merchant of San Francisco,
the local police are said to have lost out
on what might have been an important
capture of a diamond thief wanted on the
coast, and who is said to have purloined
gems valued at $l7 900 just before the
fire.
A man and woman who registered at
one OF the local hotels as ]. T. Ward and
wife, had been Swallowed by Ogden Off
GERS for about a week and on Tuesday
last Officer George Wardlaw took the
couple into custody while they were en-
joying meal at a cafe. At police head
fronted with Fano, said to have been
their victim, who had come here for the
purpose.
While all this was going on kilograms
were flying back and forth between this
city and the police of San Francisco and
Wards right name was declared to be j..
Z. Sanford. In the meanwhile however,
to bear on FanO. so the police say, with
the result that he accompanied the man
and woman for an automobile ride about
the city, after which they went to Salt
Lake and Fano went with them. 1t is
alleged that Fano agreed to allow them
10 secure their freedom upon a promise
that they would make good his losses,
Sanford and the woman escaped the
law for the time being at least. 1t is be-
lieVed that the couple went east from
Salt Lake. The ogden police say they
had nothing upon which they could hold
the couple when Fano was willing to
of the trio, however, some of the officers
here are of the opinion that the trio were
working together, and that it was simply
case of thieves falling out
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-10-04
JOHNSON IS CHAIRMAN
Democrats Select Well Known Law.
yer to Head Campaign Commit
tee in Weber County.

Things political are beginning to as
sumo tangible shape and within a week
both parties are expected to open up
their headquarters.
Both Democratic and Republican CEN
tral committees held meetings yesterday,
the former to select a county chairman
and the latter to select an executive COM
mittee- Owing to the weather the at
tendance Wds not SO great as was CA
pected but enough put in appearance to
transact the business.
Attorney 7. D. Johnson was unani-
mously chosen county chairman by the
Democrats. to succeed Samuel Thomas.
who has held the position for several
months, and who declined reelection to
the place. Mr.. Johnson is one of the
many tried snd true Democrats of Ogden.
He is considered one of the leading at
torneys of the city and a clever poll
tician. He was instructed 10 select his
own secretary.
In the selection of their executive COM
mittee the Republicans are credited with
having tried to bring together members
OF all the warning factions, apparently
for the purpose of giving the appearance
that the machine was no longer in power
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-10-04
LIST OF JURORS DRAWN
Venire Returnable on Monday Next
Cases Are Set for
Trial

Provo, Oct. 3.-The following jurors were
drawn today in the Fourth district court,
yenire returnable on Monday; Oct 5:
T. Robertson, B. E. Williams. Spanish
Fork; F. c. Fuller, William Boyden,
George J. Ramsey, Julius Jensen, Joseph
lin, Santaquin; Arthur Newell, Isaac Carl
son, A. l.. Bartlett, Pleasant Grove; ]. II.
Alleman, Springville; C. H. Cahoon, Ben
jamin; George Birch, J. w. Kramer, Lake
Shore; John Adams, Payson.
The following cases have been set for
trial:
oct. 9-Myrtle Taylor VS.. John Taylor
Oct. 1O-T. II. Wilson, jr., VS.. John I.
Wignall, SmoOt Lumber company VS.. John
Oct. 12-state of Utah VS.. Duane Nc
Candless.
oct 16-State of Utah VS.. Oliver P. Col
dren; State of Utah VS.. Rebecca A. Pratt.
Oct. Estate of Utah VS.. Willard Chip
man.
oct 21-state of Utah vs. Nathaniel Will
iams.
Oct. 2o-State of Utah VS.. John Donovan.
Oct Estate of Utah VS.. Lafe Miner
Oct. 24-Caleb Tanner VS.. Provo Bench
Canal - Irrigation company.
Oct 2S-Provo City VS.. Lorenzo EWell.
Oct. 29-ProvO City VS.. l.. n. Hinckley.
Oct 30-Springville VS.. George Curtis.
Nov. 19-Elizabeth r. Coray VS.. Lafay-
cite HolbrOok ct al.
Nov. 2T-Stephen 3. Jones VS.. Lena B.
Jones.
The case of the state VS.. J. b Hide
brand was dismissed on motion of the dis
trict attorney.
The following arrangements were made
and pleas of not guilty entered:
Provo City VS.. l.. n. Hinckley; Spring
Vile VS.. George Curtis; Provo City VS.. Lo-
Tenzo Ewell; state VS.. Nathaniel Williams
state VS. Oliver p. Coldren: state VS..
Rebecca A. Pratt: state VS. LATE Miner
state VS.. James Sullivan and John Dono-
van.
Gus Miller antered nlea of euiItv, to
petit larceny.
The case of the Eckles Lumber COM
pany VS.. John Dallin was dismissed.
Joseph Johnson Cell, a native of Eng
land. residing in Lehi. was admitted to
citizenship.
A marriage license has been issued to
Andrew j. Johnson of Provo and Emma
d. Bramall of Sprinville
An abstract of judgment from Justice
Cunningham'S court has been filed in the
Fourth district court in the case of Amer
lean Fork Coop. VS. Mosiah Mercer ct al
Judgment is in favor of plaintiff for sos
The receipts of the Provo postoffice for
the quarter ending Sept. so were 81 $50 So
as against s., 29.13 for the same quarter
last year.