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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-30
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CHARGED wirs BURGLARY.

y II Young aud Frank Coiaon
ware today charged vlth burglary
IA as Information sworn out against
them hy the prosecuting attorney .
office They are said Ca have IN.
tered the home II Victor iioison
ON April =
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RUNAWAY GIRL ARREsrEav

Humane officer John Vaupell Ia.
tag arrested Aauds Wofdan. = u.
yearold Evorett gifl. ut Providence
hospital The glfl left her home
laht SUNDAY She told the proyl
dsncs hospital authorities that
home lie was diHaEfeeRble
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-30
TO EXTEND WIRELESS
SERVICE IN ALASKA

Lieut. AR Isan., ;,
United states sigma, q "
rive iu seattle fro,. sln
The erfsuslch u H. eaa'e 4
Frnph agatem operated n. ,', :. "
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IN operation IN soiae y 'sis ~
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eafe' aerass Norton ss,,ss = -
aufeef attending THIS No,. its
ooauEsd the gogernm.,. =.
o"ed 10 Install other - p
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-30
RIPLINCER CHECK
HAS DISAPPEARED

The original chscA for 81 Zoe
which led a. the direct charge Of
embezziefnenf preferred against the
former city comptroller. John Rip
IinGer. IL missing and efforts Of
ciU Comptroller Carroll to locate
tho check have proven useless The
city officials believe that IL has
simply hsen mihlsId
According to the present citY
Comptroller. the absence Of the
cheek viii not weaken the ease
against hlpiinEer should he ever
be prosecuted
Hssehaiis. gloves. mltts and bats
Halle. III First AZ 49,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-30

Los ANGELES Ami !.
annual school censas' No, ~
completed. indicates tLss :.
ulaiion q Los Angeles h. -.
The 800 os9 mark. Ths pes''
last year. according 70 d. )
census. aaa Z7s.000.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-30

y = Wheeler. one ~ the pro.
prlctarn Of an cmplolm eni agency
al Second az aud iesieF NAY. vas
arrested ~ fatruimAn Aikc Me.
Nanise to-day on charge 81 fefas.
inE ia restore a fee after falling 10
secure 4 position fof Albert Llpln.
mki
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-30
Want Ads
Telephone Them To Us
And We VIII Do the Rest

Charea Tor tUo consecutive
DAYS Ice per tineper iay Seven
words 10 the line. Three con.
sseutlve days. one cent q word,
one month. - per line PET CAV.
Minimum charge TOT an 'af
20 cents
Al space used viii be charg
ed o. full line rates ON all
coettaet advertising or adver'
uslnE charged to account
BALLARD AGENCY.-P. II.
Mullen. aal ballard ays OPP
Clty Hall Phone. ballard zoe
MAIN OFFICE seventh az.
between linton aud University
Phones. Main 1850. Ind at.
The Star cannot guarantee
accuracy or assume responsible
ity Tor errors 81 any Kind oc
curriuE IN telephaned adver'
tisements
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-30
ON THE FRONT

Tho japanese steamer kaEa
MAru arrived nj Victoria this morn
iuE flum the Orient. wbsr" she all
discharge her cargo fof that part
and proceed 10 Diamond Point 10
paas quarantine inspection, arriving
in Seattle Al noon tomorrow
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The steamer Delhi. owing 20 the
exceptionally large cargo she viii
carry this trip. will b. DELAYED until
rishins tseEle. Han. IN ist az. -
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mEMEMHEH HnE orr AfNa 90
"a aFtsthut tENi0ttEa Ahni iHh
Ar sunk SATURDAY Ny WITH
ufsf fa4E uF TffE H1NEaf VIEW LOIS
~ Ait SEATTLE HHlch
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-30

Tho Northwestern steamship
coupauy = steamer Edith arrived IN
Seattle from Valdez late yesterday
afternoon and discharged her cargo.
shiftins 20 Tacoma this morning
where she Wiii discharge 3 large
quantity Of ore from Etlamaf.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-30
rlIEr LIVE roR rRlsco.

To see She fleet leave for Frisco
aud accompany Il 10 Seattle IT II
= IA. take Boats 10. 90. IL 0a
a Ia 81 Pier :. foai Of f.sler WAy.
for Navy Yard sac round trip 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-30

The steamship Cottage city ar.
rived In port from shaFWay and
Nay ports early this morning aBd
tied Mp ~ Pier A. where she Is dis
charging her cargo Of saimoa from
the northern chnnefies.
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Barbecued Meal

old fashioned barbecs. =.
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The oil steamer Atlas Captain
BADGER. sails Tor San Francisco to
hlEht Wlgh barge Ne 3.
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FAaMa AND ACREAGE.
Buy Land in the
Puget Sound Basin

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CITY RIAL ESTATE.
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iRRinArUo LANDS.
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1910 and Up for so
Foot Lots

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PINE LAND
We haze a ffesaera tract fusf suited
for gardening and atraNbefrF RAISING
a1tf a. rich and deep aud ground
easily cleared pfifr SEQ. and only
SO down. hsiHuce monthly % suit
WEST 4 WHEELER
500 eulmau HidF
CHEAP FLAT large piece acreage
hens 3 freHh fsHa. terms Us down IS
per uunth See e. y iiiiimaua cashier.
in Ilmen % frk = once tt
MADE Tu ORDER FuH YuIf- BInht
acres. facing fiEhs on Everett Inter.
urban. he'll rich Bottom land balance
firHt class upland. aire trout stream
Through tHH property. 81 SEQ This
WlIt make nice home for someone
and De- ~ least ffae per acre cheaper
than anything iu the vicinity
FDHEltT MALrHY
8i0-azn.Tff Alaska HuisItuF
aza.1 no
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-05-10
When the Bowels
Become Sluggish with Age

As we grow old, the bowels become
less active. 1t is so with all our
muscles.
There comes a time when they must
have regular help. Else there is
constant clogging-chronic consti-
patton.
Then Cascarets are important.
There is no otherlaxative which one can
use regularly without ruin to the
digestion.
Salts, pills and drastic cathartics are
irritating. Their regular use is
impossible.
Cascarets alone give the needed help
without injury.
It is a vital thing to keep the bowels
right. One cannot be well withoutit.
One free movement every day is es-
sential.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-05-10
A WOMAN'S PRIVILEGE.
brooklyn Life.)

IBTOOkINN LIIt.J
Mrs Ball-Have you been to the polls
vet to vote for school commissioner?
Mrs Lotte-Oh, yes; voted this morn
ing for Mr. Husler.
Mrs. Ball-For Mr.. Husler! Why, didn' I
you know he was opposed to the advance
ment of women?
Mrs Lotte-No, indeed I didn't: and
IN going right back now to the polls to
change my vote.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-05-10

Learn how much help is needed to
accomplish that. Then take one
Cascaret as often as necessary.
When one is twenty, Nature supplies
the laxative, day by day, as needed.
When one is sixty. Nature fails to do
that. Then she must have help
regular, gentle help. Not violent
help at long intervals.
Cascarets are candy tablets. They are sold
by all druggists bu. never In bulk. Be sure to
get the genuine. with &C c on every tablet.
The box Is marked like this:
(0Dc0letQ|
The vest-pocket box Is 10 cents.
The nonth-treatment box 50 cents
L.ooo.000 boxes sold annually IA
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-12-09
PINE BLUFFIANS
 WERE IN MEMPHIS
!. l.. Caldwell and w. H. Langford Passed Through Tennessee City On Their Way to Washington-John Thompson Gives Out Interview.

Dr. J. l.. Caldwell, a special commits sioner from Pine Bluff to the Rivers and Harbors Congress, which will convene in Washington on Wednesday, passed through the city last night and will present the plans which have been advocated for saving that city from the ravages of the Arkansas river to General Luke K. Wright, the secretary of war, and to the engineers
 in charge of river improvement, says the Memphis Commercial Appeal. He will also lay his plans before the Riv- CTS and Harbors Congress.
 Dr. Caldwell is the secretary of the board of trade and he will present to the convention for the people of Pine Bluff plans by which he believes the government can assist his city in dealing with the conditions as they now exist and in protection for any Dr. Caldwell has many blue prints showing the plan of the present stage of the river at different points along and through the city. In addition to these has many photographs showing just what the damage has been and the dangerous places now being care fully looking after.
 Another citizen of Pine Bluff who goes to Washington is w. Fl. Langford director of the Pine Bluff and Ar kansas River railroad. He is one of the largest property owners in that city and goes to the convention to look after the welfare of his own in- terests as we'll as those of that en- tire section.
 Capt. J. H. Thompson, a conductor running on the Cotton Belt railroad between Memphis and Pine Bluff, was a guest at the Peabody last night. In speaking of the situation in that city. Capt. Thompson said:
 "The conditions at Pine Bluff are still considered very grave. The nu- merouS rains ill Northern Arkansas and Oklahoma along the territory of the Arkansas river and it's tributar- ies bring fear to the people of that city that another rise in the river will take place, and if so great deal more damage is looked for. Monday morning the river at that point was at standstill.
 Sunday was by first trip to Pine Bluff since the flood began, and I was of the opinion that the reports of the
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-12-09

newspapers had oyerStimated the true state of affairs and the damage done.
 But upon my arrival I found that the reports were exactly as printed and that the conditions were but little in- proved.
 Sunday was great day in Pine Bluff for visitors; fully 600 strangers came into the city over the different railroads. The situation there as it now exists brings about some fear for the Cotton Belt railroad shops with the slight change of the river at the point where the new cut was blasted has changed the course of the cur rent, and now the court house and ho- tel are absolutely safe, but as the current of the river quits its destruc- tive work at this point it begins with q new place about one mile farther down the river, at point directly in front of the Cotton Belt shops, and is fast eating large pockets in the river banks.
 Sunday night at this point fully seventy-five feet of embankment was washed away and new pockets being made farther into the city.
 "Barraque street is almost washed away and the building of the Ameri- can laundry overhangs the banks, ready at any moment to totter over into the river. The business inter- ests of the city do not seem to be af- fected by the conditions, but the value of property in the districts along the river front has been almost destroy ed"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-12-09
ll2 Main Street, Pine Bluff, Arkansas

warranty deed, lot 1 block 5, Geisrei- ters subdivision n 31-5-9, $160.
 A. Brewster and wife to A. E.. Brewster, warranty deed, 1-2 lots ? and 2, block 2, Gibson's addition, $1 ct al cons.
 Annie P. Vaughn. ct al to s. & A. Lumber Co.,, 5.42 acres in south part of T. & o. addition in " 10-6-9. To correct error.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-12-09
F. M. RO DANE TRUSTEE
 OF GRAND LEADER

Creditors of the Grand Leader Dry Goods Co.,, of Pine Bluff, met this morning in the office of Judge C. C. Waters, referee in bankruptcy, and elected F. M. Roane. of Pine Bluff, as trustee. Trustee Roane was the re- ceiver of the concern. A dividend of 20 per cent was also declared. The liabilities of the concern are about $50,000, and assets $30,000. There is s22,000 now in the hands of the trus- tee. The bankrupt is under examina- tion this afternoon-Little Rock Democrat.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-12-09

One chancellor may possibly make the emperor of Germany shut up; but it takes baby jumpers, rattles and nursing bottles to quiet the emperor of China
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-12-09
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. Reported Daily by , \. T. ROBERTS ABSTRACT co.
 E. l.. Vail, Treas. Guaranteed Abstracts 213 West Barraque Street.

Mrs. Ida M. Rhodes to Mercantile TT. Co.,, quit claim deed, 1-2 g w sec 27-4-11, $1.
 Mrs. I. M. Rhodes to Mercantile TT. Co.,, warranty deed, W s sec 27- 4-11, $204.
 J. U. Monk and wife to T. A. Likes, warranty deed, lots and 5 block 2, Monks south western addition No 2, $325.
 Florence J. Peck to B. w. Benton, warranty deed, 1-2 W and s W S sec 17-4-10, $1S0.
 s. w. Imp. Assn. to B. w. Benton, deed, lot 1 block south of Sherrill, $50.
 g. Geisreiter and wife to Bibe Henry
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-12-09

With Mir. Hitchcock as the next Postmaster General the way will he made smooth for an eight years occu- pancy of the White House if the vot- CTS shall be of consenting mind in 1912.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-12-09

Mr. Tom Johnson, announcing his bankruptcy. has decided to give up his automobiles. In week or so he may find that he isn't quite as bankrupt as he thinks.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-12-09

The charity that is mistaken IS charity nevertheless; perhaps it is a greater charity than the calculating scrutiny that withholds to avoid mis- takes.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-12-09

The restaurants are talking of tariff revisions likewise. with a view of re- moving bread and butter from the free list
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-12-09

The ministers who write that they often get texts from News editorials should know that often the sermon furnishes the text of the editorial.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-12-09

The naval officers must also walk. They ought to be thankful that He Ted" didn't require them to swim 50 miles.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-12-09

Several prominent bank wreckers will spend the winter in the peniten tiary. That is going some.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-12-09

Great Is publicity. It shows thst we can elect President for about a third of what it used to cost
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-12-09

Booker T. Washington tells story about how a woman got a farm for a puppy. Must have been in England.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-12-09

The Electoral College has no foot
 ball team worth mentioning, but 1t is a popular institution just the same.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-12-09

Jonh D. may not be the father of the Standard Oil Company. but he is q very near and dear relative.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-12-09

In addition to the election crop of babies, Taft has had a park named for him.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-12-09
B. GOTTLIEB.

Brother Charlie just wants to go to the Senate so he can be near Brother Bill.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-12-09

When you need stationery call for the Craphic's solicitor. Both phones. Adams Printing Co. tf.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-12-09
The Markets
 COTTON.
Liverpool

Liverpool Liverpool, Dec. 8.-Receipts, 91,- 900; middling. 4.S9d; sales. 10.0es bales; tone, steady.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-12-09

Entered at Postofiice at Pine Bluff Ark, as second class mail matter.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-12-09

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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-12-09

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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-08-07
Telegramy krajowe.

Washington, D. c., Z sierpnia.
: Wczoraj nadszedf do tutejsze-
go departamentu spraw zagrani-
cznych kablegram Konstanty-
nopola cd tamtejszego ambasado-
ra amerykanskiego, Leishmana,
ktory pmawiajac rozmaite sprawy
W Turcyi ostatnimi dniami "a
szle. ami siowem jednak ME wspo-
nina o poniedzia}kowym zama-
chu ma sultana TAX samo mic zu-
pelnie O tenn wiedziec ME chce po-
selstwo tureckie we Washington
ME, jak rowniez niema tam po-
twierdzenia wiesci o odwolaniu
Mehemeda Ali Beya, o ktorem do
niosiy telegramy prasy zjednoczo-
nej. Juz tez zaczynaja sic odzy-
wac giosy, re caly ow zamach j
owo odwolanie byly to amery-
kaiskie ,,kaczki' dziennikarskie...
Washington, D. c., Z sierpnia.
Z dobrze poinformowanych
zrodef podaja wiesci, re zwiazko-
wy prokurator generalny, Bona
parte, czuje sic znuzony ma
swym urzedzie zamysla sic u
sunac zupeinie W zacisze prywa-
tnego zycia. Nastepca jego ma
bye prokurator generalny Stanu
Ohio, Wade Ellis, autor platfor-
my republikahskiej. Zrazu pla-
nowano, ze Ellis dopiero po ohio
re Tafta zostanie generalnym
prokuratorem zwiazkowym, ale
wobec tego,i re Bonaparte chcc
sic usunac wczesniej, wiec i Ellis
wczesniejs zostanie ma wspomnia-
ny urzad powolany. 4,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-08-07
R6zhe notatki teIegraficlns.

- Kolej missouri Pacific wyds.
la rozporzadzenie, by ma nowo otwo-
rye jej warsztaty W st. Louis, Seda-
liza, Fort Scott. Atchinson, Ossawa-
tonia, Sc Soto Barring Cross. w kat.
dym tych warsztat6w pracuje okolo
1000 ludzi.
w Elizabeth. N. j. splonely "a.
budowania fabryki jenkins Rubber
Co.., szkody wynosza $4,000.
w Pittsburgh W pewnej fabry.
ce eksplodowa} kocio{ parowy, przy-
czem pieciu robotnik6w zostaio ssbi-
tych.
w Constantine W Algierze.
gdzie W ostatnich dniach wydarzylo
sic trzesienie ziemi, ubieglsj nocy
odczuto znowu kilka gwaltownych
wstrzasnieh. straty W 4yciu ludzkiem
niema, ale panuje wielkie zaniepoko-
jenie wsr6d ludnosci. DorT iluszko-
dzone niedawnem TRIESTE burss
sic.
z Winnipeg donoszq.'te kama.
dyjska kolej pacyfikowa przyjmuje
W miejsce strajkujacych robotnikow
warsztatowych Japohczyk6w. Oba-
wiaja sic, ze zastrajkuja rowniez
funkcyonaryusze ruchu kolejowego,
do czego moze iatwo przyjsc, a coby
zatamowaia naraz cala komunikacye.
Strajkujacy zsdaja miedzy innemi
redukcy czasu piracy 10 godzin ma
g.
-ZEl Paso. Tex, piszq, re nieta-
XII w. NJ. Gillette San Carlost ,ez'
zerwacyi indyjskiei W Arizonie O.
trzymai . meksykahskiego Stanu So
nara, wiadomosc, re "a I'm Indyanie
czlonk0w rrzech familii. zamieszka-
czoink6w trzech familii, zamieszka-
lych " poaliEu kopalni Lampasass
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-08-07
Washington, D. c., Z sierpnia.

Washington, D. c., Z sierpnia.
: Z rzeplitej Honduras nadesla-
no. til odmowna odpowiedz ma
prosbe re strony Stanow Zjedno-
czonych, azeby przywrocic ode
brane ,,exequatur" poslowi amery.
kanskiemu w Honduras. Rad
rzeplitej odpowiada uprzejnie ale
etanowczo re tego narazie ME IL
czyni, poniewaz posei ten popie-
raj agitacye rewolucyjne, ktore
naprzod Rad musi stiumic. RE
plita Honduras musi szanowac swa
powage, a choc pragnie przyjazni
Stanow Zjednoczonych, to ME
moze pozwolic ma tego rodzaju
szkodliwe mieszanie sic W swe in
teresy, jak to czynii dotyczacy po-
sci. Odpowiedz ia wywaria we
Washingtonie wrazenie niemiie.
Wallace, Idaho, z sierpnia. =
Ma odbywajacej sic tu stanowej
konwencyi demokratycznej przy-
szlo do gwaltownych sporow
wasni pomiedzy dwu partyami
tamtejszych demokratow, a mia
nowicie stronnictwem Dubois !
Anti-Dubois. Spor doprowadzii
do zupeinego rozlamu; stronni-
ctwo Anti Dubois opusciio sale
konwencyi, oswiadczajac, re od-
bedzie wlasna konwencye; jest O.
no podobno silniejszem cd partyi
Dubois.
Louisville, KY, z sierpnia. -
Tutejsza National Model Ii
cence League" wezwaia znana
Anti-salon League of America,
ably przedlozyla do zbadania swe
ksiegi i dochody, albowiem pier
wsza wymieniona organizacya ma
powody przypuszczae, re druga
uzywa swych funduszow, ma kto-
re skladaja sic obywatele W caiym
kraju, przewaznie ma cele niewla-
sciwe i ME stojace W zwiazku Z
celami i ideami ligi. Dlatego mia
ly sic Cd ligi tel usunac organiza-
eye stanowe w Oklahoma, Kan
sas, Arkansas Missouri. Urzed-
nicy ligi ,antisaloniarskiej" prze-
CA oskarzeniu.
Midway, KY, z sierpnia. - w
miasteczku tenn szala} ubiegiej
nocy wielki pozar, ktory zagrazai
calej osadzie, a wybuchi W tutej-,