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The San Francisco call., 1909-04-01
ARCADIA RESULTS

SANTA ANITA. March si.-one hundred and
seventh day. Weather clear. Track fast.
FIRST RAcE-slx furlOngs, selling. year
odds Horse and Jockey. VT. st. str. Fin.
4-5-The sutton WILSON .los 8 q
TlneA:iS tInsfs rs, q. :s5s-s. 4si-5. Zoo s.s.
1:l3 80 AT post s minutes. on at 1856.
Quagga, Gheripe. Byron, Itan. Auburndale. Wal
dorf and Don Hart finished named. Value 10
bemian Girl Trained BY j. j. ouinlan.
SECOND RAcE-Flve furlongs. selling, year
odds Horse and Jockey. VT. st-str. Fin
72-Inhection eMusgravel 100 I
4-5--Kiora (Powers) I'LL "a 26
ls.I-The Wolf Howard .ll2 44s 81
At post Az minutes. Oh at ANT. Jack Den.
nerlen and Sam Webb lnished as named: Value
Auntie Mum. Trained By H. McCoulsky.
THIRD RAcE-one mile. selling. year Olds
odds. Horse and Jockey. VT. St. Str. Fin,
22-Ethon (kennedyl lo2 22sh
TImeN:13 SIS, "a 10. 50 SIS, Al 4-5, 100.
on at 2:45la. John Louis. John Carroll: Albert
Star and Hssty Agnes finished as named, value
Forelcck. Trained by J. Tigue-
FOURTH RAcE-seven furlongs. the CanO-
pus handicap. year clds and upward: purse:
Odds. Horse and Jockey. VT st. Str. Fin
s-5--Czar (McGeel ..-..,... los 45 I b
s.i--vox PopuIi (Butweil. .iI4 84
Time-:l2. :2s 2.5. ;s5, Al, ;6s Is, 1:12 -:
"a Is. At post minutes or at S:1g- Old
Timer and Mark Anthony II finished as named
Value to winner S225. Winner b. a. by Uneom-
-Lizadia. Trained By R. T. RunnelIs
FIFTH RAcE-six iurlongs. selling, A year
ODDS, Horse and Jockey. VT. ST. Str. Fin.
12-5-Msy Sutton (Hcward) .i0T 2 13 2l1
S-1-Priceless Jewel (Sweet) .f07 - ~
6-1--Talarand tMcGeel ..--109 8 2h b
Teo Beach. Buchanan, Tayora, Antlgo. Orena.
L. @. widrig. Joe wooten. Ardis. Miss Himyar
and Kuropatkin flushed as named. Value 20
winner 1925. winner ch. m. by Prince Esher-
Mamie Lou. Trained by R. B. Allen
SIXTH RACE-Five and a half furlongs. 4
year oids and upward. selling, purse s4o0:
Odds. Horse and Jockey. W.T.. ST. Str Fin.
2-2-Jane Swift (Kennedyl .11a 8 3n Ia
io-l--sh. Rossmore (Rettig) III 2 y 81
Time-:oe So, rs, 20, Al Is. :54.. 1905 Is.
At post minutes on at 4:0s. Senator Bar
rett, Lee Harrison III. Illusion. Albion H. Korosl-
lany Belle Of Iroquois. Gold Heart. Josie and
Belle Strome finished as named Value 10 win
rer S325. Winner ch. N. By Handspring Phan.
tom Belle. Trained by H. Marshall
SEVENTH RACE-One and a quarter miles. 8
year olds and upward. selling. purse $500:
odds Horse and Jockey. W.T.. 81. Str. Fin.
13-5-Oberon o. Brook ......i09 II I "a
6-1-Goldway It: Rice)....-io9 8 81
5mRemsg@absr tEsttirl .lsT ssa 1.,z II
1:a7s'5. 1:4o2.5. 2:o5 As. At post s minutes.
on at $40 Miss Mazzoni. Ozanne. Joe Coyne.
Silver Knight and Arcourt finished as named.
Value to winner 1925 Winner b. e. by King
Gold-Flora H Trained By C. W. Powell.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-01

tulla, Ranus, Perjuicio and Miss Pic
mic. Big Chief has been presented TO
Colonel d. NJ. Burns, his most inti-
mate friend and business associate.
Colonel Burns will devote the horse
to breeding purposes. Big Chief was
one of the most formidable 8 year olds
on the eastern turf last season. but
has been disappointment in Cali
fornia this winter. Perjuicio, fast
sprinter that held the coast record for
six furlongs one year ago, has been
presented. to former Governor Henry
T. Gage, who will use the horse for
saddle purposes. Big Bow. much
priced By Williams on account of hav-
ing won the coveted Thornton stake
for him, will be retained and turned
out to spend his remaining days IN
honorable retirement.
OF the remaining 81 horses that will
go under the hammer Firestone. Apto
Orc, Rubia Granda. Bellwether, Blame
less, FL Picaro, Rosevale and Tom Hay
ward are the best known. Others in
clude Biased. Chilis, Don Juan. Emma
Zula, Halahula, Ramona. Maxims. Mi
Derecho, Old Mexico, Prince Asturias.
Predict, Rasmus. Risky. Roalta. Rol-
licking Boy, Sopalto. Talentosa, The
Drake and Tube Rose.
Racine, Filtration, Cadmus, DON Fu-
lano and Tigress were the most ia
nous of the horses that carried the
black and gold OF the Williams stable
to victory in the old days.
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riders and stable should be treated by
the officials to whom the details of the
racing are intrusted exactly as If
owned by an outsider, situations have
arisen which. justly or not, have pro-
voked criticism which has done the
sport no good. 1t Is realization of
these conditions that has Influenced
Williams to withdraw from participa-
ton In the scramble for purses.
Since 1907. when he re-entered the
sport as an owner. after having sold his
famous Undine stable in 1892, Williams
has spared no expense to obtain results,
and 1t is to be regretted that his lavish
expenditures for horses and Jockeys
were not better rewarded than has been
the case. His stable has achieved only
a fair degree OF success.
It Is estimated that Williams has
expended not far from 100000 in the
maintenance of his racing establish
ment during the last three sons
that his colors have been seen on the
turf. He paid Jockey Walter Miller
a princely salary for two years; ac-
quired Jockey Gilbert's contract at an
expense OF $4,000. and paid fancy
prices for many OF the horses that
have been carrying his colors, includ-
ing $4,000 for Big Chief. $4,000 for
Firestone, $4,000 for Walter Miller,
$4,000 for Big Bow and $4,000 for
Ramus. Some of these horses have
earned their purchase price, while
others proved disappointments Will
liams was a liberal buyer at the year
ling sales of Burns & Waterhouse, the
most promising of whose produce he
has annually purchased since his re-
turn to the turf. DR.. H. E. Rowell has
been his trainer.
The horses that Williams will not
sell include Big Chief, Big Bow. Match
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Jockey Club President Thomas H. Wiiqns, to Sell Stable
PLUNGER PURSER
SUDDENLY LOSES
REASON
Misfortune Still Pursues Well
Known Man and insanity
Follows Blindness

OAKLAND. March s1.-Fronl the
days when he owned strings OF win
ming racehorses, when his plunging
and book making were features OF
eastern and western tracks, Edward
" Purser went the route from his
place as q favorite in Burlingane So
ciety through I'll health, loss OF Tor
tune and loss OF eyesight until he occu-
pies e cell at the receiving hospital for
suspected loss OF reason. An inmate
yesterday of the State Industrial Home
for Adult Bind. Purser was re-
moved TO the insane ward today, wnere
in the darkness he talked incoherently
Of races and horses and big bets and
the old days of his successes.
Purser's plunge from the day when
be was the reputed owner OF sl.0o6,ooO
to his position as a public charge was
meteor.c-
Eight years ago Purser paid g visit
70 this coast with a string or eight
horses, including the famous BuckWa
that won big sums for him. He STABBED
his string at Ingleside track. where
his operations as owner, .plunger ana
atterward book maker brought him 70
the forefront of the country's racetraek
celebrities. His close companions We're
Probably the most famous accom-
pliShment OF PUrser, IN which he stood
alone IN his world. was his entry into
the most exclusive circles of Burlin-
game. Naughty leaders OF fashion
yielded 10 Purser's polite insistence and
accepted his sristocratic bearing and
manner al face value.
Disposing OF his horses, Purser
opened a book and also bet at other
books. wagers of $4,000 he made or
accepted without a change of ex-
preston.
Three years ago he had been re-
duced to the ranks OF small bettors.
When a heavy attack OF typhoid fever
laid him low, T. H Williams and others
who had known him in his palmy days
made up q purse for him. Recovering
from the fever, he stayed for time
in Nevada and returned TO Oakland
year ago.
In October his eyesight failed him.
A month ago he became an inmate of
the State Industrial Home for Adult
Blind. Two days ago his brooding over
his misfortunes first manifested itself
in incoherent talk. and yesterday he
became violent
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-01
CAR CAPTURES
THE CANOPUS
HANDICAP
Defeats Glorio in Desperate
Drive in Feature Race
at Arcadia
[SpeeiaL Dispatch to The Call

iOpcCIGt Lsrdiln 10 4 ne ali
LOS ANGELES. March S1.-Czar won
the Canopus handicap at Santa Anita
this afternoon in a desperate drive with
Glorio, McGee Diminishing Henry in the
final so yards. Both horses alternated
in the post of favoritism during the
betting and went to the post about even
choices with Glorio probably more
heavily plunged on. Ridden by poor
Jockey and carrying weight that he dis
liked, Glorio found it too big task
to follow the stiff pace and make a
sprinting finish in the last eighth when
hooked up with Czar. fresh and fun
of run and better ridden.
Ida May. with only IS pounds up and
held at good odds, breezed all the way
from barrier to wire in the mile race.
beating Ethon and Molesey with the
greatest ease, John Louis and John
Carroll finished in the also ran division.
Injection, recently shipped here from
Emeryville,. and Kiora. favorite and
heavily played by Barney Schrieber
and his friends, had a hard fight for
the henors in the baby race, Infection
gameiy holding on to her lead from the
stretch turn, The track was fast. and
good time was made in all events.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-01
JOCKEYSANDYRUNS
AMUCK WITHHOLD
MEXICO
Reckless Riding in Two Year
Old Event Causes Only
Upset of the Day
By }. K. Jefery

II the horses continue TO run TO
form as closely during the remainder
Of the local racing season as they
have during the last two days pub
llcs eonhoence. in the sport which
had. been sadly shaken By the fre-
qpent Teversals of the last month or
Two VIII be restored. The bookies
Jared as disastrousiy yesterday as they
aad the cay before Favorites cap
1ltrea heif the card. second choices ze-
counted for Two other races aad the
only upset Of the day came IL the :
year old event. which was robbed Of
u FORM by the running amuck Of Old
eAico n tae stretch drive. Jockey
ee1cN rode old Mexico with such reck-
less abandon that several OF the con
teneers IN The race narrowly escaped
-sng Sandy was fined So for the
CT nse and may consider himself
lscAy 20 nave escaped so lightly
sandy was not the onlv boz Who
vas guilty OF rough riding during the
afternoon. Jockey Walsh patpzhly in
tered with WestbEry IN plotting
-AQseben 10 victory in the most pre-
Isntlons race OF the card and the back
ers ot The big train passed q feT7
s---se-zAAe LtDLt-clNe While the Judges
were cel1beraUrg on Jockey Scovsiie' 5
catTp Of foul. While Walsh wantonly
went out OF his way 10 keep West
bury IN close quarters throughout the
stretch drive, and eventually forced
ScoTtle 70 pull UP 70 avoid contact
with the rail. the Official view OF the
incident was that Roseben had the
race won when the interference took
place and that Il was q case calling
for punishment OF the Offending rider
rather than disqualification OF his
mount So Walsh was fined $50 and
the race was allowed TO stand as the
horses had finished.
Jockey Tapiin claimed q foul after
finishing third in the closing race with
Silver Stocking His mount was
pinehed out near the paddock "a 4
humping match with Aimee C. the win
ner, and Captain Kennedy which I'm
ished second The judges were In
clined 10 lay the blame for the trouble
on Jockey Walsh tactics IN bearing
out with Captain Kennedy. but award
ed the purse as the horses had I'm
ished-
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-01
The Calls Form Chart of Races at Emeryyille


81 hun and
hsss upward;
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-01

THE annual meeting OF the members Of the So
ciety OF Progressive Spiritualists VIII be held
At their office. 1114 18th ST., Sunday. April
II. At D. m. for the purpose OF electfng
beard Of directors for the ensuing year and
such other business as may come before the
farv PRO Tern
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-01
Arcadia Selections

First race-Ln Refine Hindoo,
Annie Wells, Golden Oriole.
Second race--Ima Lee, KetcheI,
Matchem.
Third race-r Adelbert
Belle, vivant.
Fourth race-auagsa. Willie
Gregg, Ben Sand.
Fifth race-Likely Dicudonne,
Miss Naomi, Jane Laurel
Sixth race-Montclafr, WOOL
winder, Descomnets.
Seventh race-Reauclere, County
Clerk, st. Ilari0.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-01

on ct 400. Aimee. As place. 2-5 show;
Winner b. N. by Natercolor- Maiden
Ton arst two driving. Third stopping.
oufrun early by Hereafter and Silver
a humping match with Silver Stocking
ED Kennedy safe at the end. Latter
.ockfng in the stretch and later quit when
Foul claimed by Silver Stockings rider,
dnal furlong. Hereafter quit early.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-01
LOWELL GIRLS vIcToRs

The Lowell high school girls basket
ball team won the Cogswell high girls
team by a score Of II TO 10 in the Sia-
plamat Indians gymnasium. Both
teams travelled at a fast clip through
out. the winners getting in front early
and staying there The Lowell lineup
follows; Forwards, Lois de vildon,
Eloise Scoville: centers. Jeanette Jo-
seph. Alice Patterson. Muriel Cart
wright; guards. Helen Aver. Minnie
Hack
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-01

ime--2s s-5. szs s-5 l:le s-5. At post m iurtes.
Boloman, place. So show; celeres. IL show.
Trained By y. Dennison. Scratched-Roms an Win
ond and third stopping. High price-Sske -, 3
sake gamest horse. He came from behind the
Bolonan looked winner at last turn, but backe
6nal quarter. None Of the others ever dang erous.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-01

ime-25 .s9 3-5, i-l0 2-5. At post IL minutes.
show; Iaunt, place. show PiTnkirn. 11-lo show
Baker Trained by D. Henry. Scratched W ooEna
driving. High prtce-Fred 6. Davis r.. Stsndover
outrun first half slipped through at last turn and
Iaunt ran q good race. showing nice speed. Pin
poorly NJ outside ct last turn. but stoppe
80 1TTTrf1 r c. T.o-- "a : h.if f-r-i-nr. -,
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-01

.es- on at 1851. Sake, / place. 3-5 show;
,. Winner br. z. By Galveston Reisling
Wing. Start good. Won ridden out. Sec
q Boloman IS. Celeres 1876, Yank 6. May Q.
be leaders, running over them at the end.
acked up at the end Celeres hung badly
Is.
! 7ssT dds and inward: Ilils . dTst sa2s=
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-01

ime-.ZS IS. 80 3-5. Sc 2-5. At post = minute
GalTesca. . place. ] show; Intrinsic. 81 Sd ow-
~ C. ". Carroll Start good Won driving.
IL Galvesca :. Intrinsic 10. Mexico =. O-mor
hind IN game fashion and over Galvesca
stretch, but began TO tire bit and Deverlch
good early speed Mexico closed sfoutly- Sepu
showed good quarter and then cult. Entire
ing Of old Mexico under punishment in stretcl
10 pull up 10 escape going down.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1901-1982, 1909-02-25
TAX COLLECTORS NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that l will meet
taxpayers of Faulkner County, Arkansas for
the purpose of collecting the Real, Personal and
Per Capita Tax for year 1908, at the following
times and plices:
Cypress township, Friday, February II. 1909,
at c. press Valley church.
Cypress township, Saturday, February Is, till
Il M at Vilona.
Eagle township, Monday February Is 1909, at
Rodens Mill.
Palarm township, Tuesday, February 10, 1903,
at Rocky Point
Wilson township, Wednesday, February IT,
1909, at Bridge Greek school house
Wilson township, TT ursday, February Is,
1909, till II M, at Cato.
Pierce Greek township, Friday February 10,
1909, at Chadwick.
Danley township, Saturday, February 20,
1909, at May1ower.
Benedict township, Monday, February D.
1909, at Lavender school house.
Stone township, Tuesday. February q, 1902
at Cadron Gap.
City of Conway First Ward, Wednesday, Feb
ruary "a, 1909 at precinct
City of Conway Third Wa d, Thursday, Feb
ruary Is, 1909, at preci 1ct
Cadron township, Friday, February 20, to
April TO- 1863, at Conway, at VIII oh date the
books will be closed.
All persons desiring to pay real estate
requested to bring correct tax receipt of some
former year, that mistakes may be avoided.
w. NJ. Brady,
Sheriff and Ex-officio Collector of Faulkne
County, Arkansas.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1901-1982, 1909-02-25
SENATE ARGUES CAPITOL BILL
Consideration Postponed Until
Monday Morning.
House Passes Warnock Bill Exempting
Cotton Mills from Taxation
for Seven Years.

Little Rock Feb. Ie.-Special. =
Arguing on the De Rossitt state
capitol bal and making motions to
adjourn, seemed to be the principal
business Of the senate yesterday
afternoon, it being finally decided
to refer the..De Rossitt bill to a
committee of the whole, and con-
slider the bill the first thing Monday
morning. Efforts were made to
refer the bill to the judiciary COM
mittee, but the majority of the SEN
ators showed a desire to tackle the
capitol proposition and get through
with it. Senator Patterson advised
the senate to get in step with the
administration or the building
would never be erected, and the
people all over the state are clam
oring for its early completion and
the getting of it out of politics.
Senator Rowland introduced a
bill requiring abstractors to file
bond of S., 900 to protect clients
against errors in titles. Referred to
judiciary committee committee.
Rev. w. 7. Amis of Hot Springs
sent a communication to the senate
disclaiming any connection with
an article appearing in the Hot
Springs Bulletin Wednesday after
noon referring to the senate as the
shame of the state for the way it
handled the Greaves Sumpter
case. Rev. Amis stated he consid-
cred the article to be untrue, and
the senate the best he had ever
known the state to have. The bill
by Senator Rasco, requiring per-
sons crossing bridges and culverts
with heavy machinery to place
tlmbels upon them for protection
of the brldges and culverts was
passed
Senator Bush introduced bill No.
183, to create special school dis
lrict at Martinville, in Faulkner
and Conway counties.
The most important business of
the afternoon in the house was the
passage of the Warnock bill which
calls for a constitutional amend
ment exempting from taxation for
seven years all cotton mills in the
state watch shall invest IN this
state within the next ten years.
The vote on this bill stood IS to 81.
The house spent the entire after
noon upon this important measure.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1901-1982, 1909-02-25
AXASSESSORS
HAVE MEETING
FROM THURSDAYS DAILY.

Assessor w. w. Bishop attend
ed the meeting of the tax assessors
of the state at Little Rock yester-
day. After permanent organiza-
ton had been formed, an address
was made by Governor Donaghey,
in which he emphasized the need
of a permanent tax commission
He cited Pulaski county as an
example of the need of better as
sessment, stating the railroads had
a million dollars worth of property
in Argenta assessed at $500, 900,
and that the entire merchandise of
Little Rock was valued at only
$3.50, 900, whereas he knew of one
firm who carried stock worth
more than half a million. Mr.,
Bishop was appointed on a com
mittee to draft Legislation desired
by the association.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1901-1982, 1909-02-25
FARMERS UNION
man IS NAMED
FROM THURSDAYS DAILY

J. Z. Rogers OF Magnolia, a
member of the state executive
committee Of the Farmers Union,
has been appointed by state agent
J. A. Evans to take charge of the
demonstr alton farm work 70 Faulk-
ner cou ty, as special agent of the
United States department of agri-
culture Mr.. Rogers arrived this
morning and will enter upon his
duties at once.
The people who have learned of
the appointment h re are delighted
with it and believe that no better
man could have been secured than
Mr.. Rogers. He not only holds a
high place i'll the Farmers Union,
but is said to be one of the best
scientific farmers in the state.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1901-1982, 1909-02-25
NEGRO is ARRESTED AGAIN
Will Reed Wanted in Randolph County for
Assault With Intent to Kill.
rpo~ TuupSnAy,S nAYry

Will Reed, Colored, WHO was ar
rested on an an affidavit issued by
Lucy Hainey, also colored, charg-
ing him with assault with intent to
kill her January 81, is also wanted
in Randolph county on the same
charge. At the examining trial
of Reed in this city he was fined
$500 and costs and has been pay
ing the fine by lying in Jail. Con-
stable 0. L. Honea made both ar
rests and has been holding Reed
several days until the arrival of
Sheriff Sam Brown of Randolph
county, who came in last night.
Mr.. Brown left this morning for
Pocahontas with his prisoner. This
makes several arrests that Con-
stable Honea has made in the past
two months for men wanted in
other parts of the state.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1901-1982, 1909-02-25
ROOT IS LEGISLATORS GUEST
Distinguished Ex-Premier Ad-
dresses General Assembly.
Senator Elect from New York Greatly Ben
Gifted by His Stay at Hot
Springs.

Little Rock, Feb. I8.-Special.-
Former Secretary of State Elihu
Root, senator elect from New York
rs a guest of honor here today.
The senate and house of represen-
tatives went into joint session in
the house at 1880 O'Clock to hear
/ a brief and informal address made
by the illustrious ex premier.
III Mr.. Root arrived from Hot
Springs on the Rock, Island road at
% 1 O'Clock and was escorted to the
state house by a committee COM
posed of five senators and eight
Representatives. The senators on
the reception committe were: Ar
mold, Yopp, Henderson, Toney
and Montgomery The represen-
tatives were: Leigh, Parks, Glow
er, Smith, Bouic, DuLaney, War
. mock and Granger.
4 The appearance of Mr.. Root
here today is upon invitation of
the house of representatives and is a
compliment appreciated greatly by
the members of the general assem-
bly,. Mr.. Root came to Arkansas
to escape for time the burden of
public affairs which have rested
heavily upon his shoulders since
he became a member of the cabi
net in 1899, as secretary OF war
under William Mckinley. He was
1eappointed in 1901 and resigned
the war portfolio i'll February, 1904.
He was made member of Roose
velt's cabinet, as secretary of state,
July I, 1905, and occupied this
highly responsible position until
his recent resignation to become
New York S national senator.
During this time he has suffered
In health and his stay at Hot
Springs has, he says, made new
man of him physically. He has
been leading an active outdoor
life, climbing mountains and tax
ing long walks, laying aside to as
great an extent as possible all bur
densome thought and worry.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1901-1982, 1909-02-25
NOTICE OF SALE.

Notice is hereby given that in pursuance of
order, this day made Jan. 10, 1909, of the Cir
cult Court of the United states for the Western
Division of the Eastern District of Arkansas,
sitting at Little Rock, in chancery, l shall on
Saturday, the 25rd day of February, 1909, at the
front entrance of the United States Court and
Postoffice Building, in the City CT Little Rock
and State of Arkansas, offer for sale and sell to
the highest and best bidder for one-third cash
and balance in year, deferred payment
bearing six per cent interest, the following
lands situated near the town of Mayfower, in
the Count. of Faulkner and State of Arkansas
described as follows, to-wit:
NE. 4 OF N +. 4; S 4 of n. E. 4 and N. W.
4, all in section 81, T. N, K Is W., 5th P. M,
Faulkner County.
Sale to take place between the hours of 10
O'Clock a m, and clock p NJ, but
the hour of II O'Clock noon, may be conven
lent and practical. Sale to be made subject to
the approval of the Hon. Jacob Trieber, Judge
of said Court.
c. PHILIP WATERS,
Ancilliary Receiver American Mutual Building
and Saw gs Association. 2S-4t
January IS, 1909.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1901-1982, 1909-02-25
A WCMAN'S THREAT.

"Well, if that amt the limit"
unused the postman, as he came down
the steps Of a private residence.
'FWhat's the troubIe?' queried the
passing citizen, who had overheard
the postman's noisy thought.
"Why," explained the man in
gray, "the woman in that house says
if l don't come along earlier she'll
get her letters from some other car
rier."-Chicago News.