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The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1909-11-03

HANDS UP TO HIS LIPS.
attention in proper manner, the
name Of q girl | used to take to pic
MICS in little fresh water town"
"Middleford-dear little old town. l
haven't been back to it Bob, look
the fourth table TO your right"
"Who are they? oh, l see. One of
them is Dick Huston"
And the one at his left is Martin
Small, and the baldheaded one is John
Edwards"
"a distinguished party"
"a most amazing combination-three
official enemies dining together hun
dred miles from where they are sup
posed to be. 1t means something"
"The election Of a United States
senator"
probably"
"Can you pick the winner?"
IF | can talk to Dick an hour I'll
know the winner"
I'VE are not interested in United
Stntes senators and legislative dead
locks and political bosses tonight"
She spoke impatlently. 81 want TO
know why those three men are togeth-
err. The Legislature meets again tomor-
row after weeks adjournment.
Something is being planned by that
party which will break the long dead
lock. They are not together for social
purposes. Dick hasn't seen us. We'll
go into the hotel lobby, and you must
leave me. Go upstairs to the parlor
and wait for me-"
But, Marion
This is business, Bob. VIII you do
as / say? Wen talk later"
For an hour and a half he waited.
Then she came, hurrying.
II have It, It's done. Come into the
alcove, and I'll tell you about it.
IF their plans don't miscarry the
next senator will be-guess-G Governor
Greenwood
"He told me everything. I've put in
a long distance call for our office. It's
big story, and our paper will have it
in time for the early edition.
"Dick says the deadlock will be bro
ken tomorrow. For seven weeks Judge
Allerton has been within ten votes of
an election. Small controls the men
who are supporting Allerton. Edwards
controls fifteen votes, which he has re-
fused to give to Allerton or any other
man whom Small favors. But both
want Governor Greenwood out of the
state. The internal improvement COM
mission is to be appointed. and there
will be lot of graft I'm It for whoever
the governor appoints. Governor Green
wood hates both Small and Edwards
and won't give them or their friends
chance at the money the commission
will have to disburse. Small and Ed
wards have agreed to bury their diff
ferenccs and secure for themselves the
control of the commission. They will
unite their votes, elect Governor Green
wood to the senate, remove him from
state to federal politics and have as
governor man whom they can con-
troll. Dick Huston, the lieutenant gov
ernor. Will succeed Greenwood. and
Small and Edwards will have the |
spending Of the commission funds.
"And I've secured the story for my |
paper. It's the biggest surprise In the |
political history Of the state"
"Dick gave you permission, ! sup
pose. to use this story"
mo. He does not know I am work |
ing on paper. have not seen hirn |
Tor years. He wGs enthusiastically |
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1909-11-03
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it as safe remedy for children and
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The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1909-11-03
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The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1909-11-03
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-10-01
LOCAL CHICKEN
 MEN WIN PRIZES

At the Memphis Tri-state Fair Pine Bluff chicken /<fanciers have been awarded prizes in the poultry show
 Russell Hollis and A. P. Rgland are among the successful ones. Mr. Hol- lis chickens were entered ander the Crystal White orpington class, and competed against fine chicks from all parts of the United States MT. Hollis was awagded first prize for cocker els, first for>hens and second for pull lets. A. P. Ryland, who entered a fine troup of White Leghorns, receiv- ed first, second and third prizes for cockerels, and third prize for his pen . Both Pine Bluffians have among the most attractive pens at the exhibit.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-10-01
ADAMS IS HELD
 IN TENNESSEE
Smooth SWindIcr Will Not Be Return ed to Pine Bluff Until Tennessee
 Authorities Are Through With Him.

Sheriff C. M Philpot, of this coun- ty, after learning that s. B. Adams. the young man who was arrested at Bristol, Va, Wednesday, on a forgery charge, was also wanted at Jackson. Tenn, and had been sent there. did not send an officer for Adams early yesterday morning, as expected. He sent letter to the sheriff at Knox Vile, Tenn, where Adams is now be- Ing held, telling him that Adams was wanted here to answer several chare- es of obtaining money by false pre- tnses, and that if he was not held there for any violation, he would send to Knoxville for the prisoner A war rant for Adams arrest accompanied the letter. Adams swindled number Of Elks in this section some weeks ago out of various sums of money. representing himself to be an Elk in good standing. Sheriff Philpot real lzed that it was useless to send for Adams until he ascertained whether or not he was to be tried in Tennes- see
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-10-01
MRS. DUDLEY MERELY
 PUT UP CASH FINE
Declares That She Thought Foreman Was Asking For Her Arrest and She Went to Police Office Voluntarily and Avoided an Officer.

Mrs Hattie Dudley, who applied the butt end of a buggy whip to Dave Foreman in front of the Arlington Ho- tel Wednesday evening, charging that Foreman used discourteous language to her, yesterday stated that she was not arrested by Chief of Police Ed Stanley for assault and battery She says, after striking Foreman several times with the whip, she drove to the police headquarters and put up cash fine. She did this, she says. to avoid arrest. After being struck Mrs Dud- | ley says Foreman ran into the hotel and she thought he was telephoning for the police. Mrs Dudley did not want to be annoyed by an officer and l insisted that her cash forfeit be taken. | Her statement was corroborated by l Chief of Police Stanley
 Mrs Dudley says that she is sorry she did net strike Foreman oftener lthan she did.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-10-01
ANOTHER BANK
 AT STUTTGART
II. E. Bloom, of This City. is One oi the Directors of New Institution \. 4. TindaIis President.

The Citizens Bank, of Stuttgart, Ark, has been recently organized and will open for business at that place Saturday, October } The new bank has an authorized capital of $100 900 and the organization was perfected on September Is. A. A . Tindall is presi- dent of the new institution and c. H :. DenSloW, cashier. M. E.. Bloom cashier of the Citizens Bank in this city, is one of the directors and r. Hager, of Stuttgart, is another direc- tor. Mr. TindalI, who heads the new bank, IS one of the wealthest resi- dents of the new rice country. He or ganized the citizens Bank at Stutt- gart some years ago, which was re- gently changed to the Bank of Com- merce. He was most successful in the old institution, but recently disposed of his interest there and organized the new Citizens Bank.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-10-01
TAFT FAVORS 4
 SHIP SUBSIDY Comes Out Squarely For it in a Speech at Seattle Ex-
 position Thursday.
HIS PLANS FOR ALASKA A
Says Commission Form oi Govern mcnt should Prevail There.
 Shows Fatigue.

Seattle. Wash, Sept. 30.-ln T speech on the exposition grounds tn- day President Taft came out sQuarely for a ship subsidy and the upbuilding of the American merchant marine. He said he thought the expense of paving subsidies should be met by the profit of SS,000 900 made annually on for eign mails He will encourage a bill in congress to establish American lines directly between New York and Eastern and South American ports as we'll as lines from Pacific points to the Orient and the Philippines.
 The president also went on record as being opposed to a territorial form of government for Alaska, declaring that the population was too nomadic and sectional feeling too intense to delegate to the territorial legislature local self government.
 Taft would put the Alaskan govern ment in the hands of commission at Washington which should have law making power under the supervision of congress-
 The president shows the effect of his present trip in apparent fatigue
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-10-01
Sailors From Many Wa ships in Military Parade
 There Yesterday.
FLIGHTS
Two Million People Witnessed Bril-. liant Pageant Along Fifth
 Avenue.

New York. Sept 30-Sailors from the English. German, French, Italian and South American warships took part in the military parade today, 25,- 0o0 armed men being in line. Fully two million people witnessed the pa geant, the cheering extending the whole length of Fifth Avenue. In tho reviewing stand were representatives of - countries, who have joined hands to make the Hudson Fulton celebra- ton memorable, On account of the high wind both turtiss and Wright ec!ineI to make flights. stating they would make no flight until the weath- CT calmed.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-10-01

county gets thf ne-ro. the reward will he lost to them.
 In the event Governor Donaghey re- fuses t0 honor the reqHsition from Governor uaskel and orders the pris- oner turned over to Sheriff Oliver. of the Arkansas county the local author ities will take a hand and will prose cute HElter in local magistrate court for earryin1 a pistol and resist ing arrest Other charges will be filed against him if these fail
 Governor Dona2heE has no authori- tx in the matter, if Hunter agrees to return to Oklahoma without requsi- ton papers. Hunter has repeatedly stated that he is willing to return to Oklahoma without acquisition papers, provided the authorities of that state save him from being lynched. Last night. hoWever he is reported to have said that he would prefer requisition papers. He admits several murders and states that he believed death will come. to him shortly He declares $ that he is prepared for the end.
 At midnight last night it was stat ed in Little Rock that Governor Dona- ghey does not believe in retaliation in the Haskell discourtesies, but that he would probably honor the requis- ton in this case, The only thing that may prompt him not to do so will be the strength of evidence to be pre- sented by Sheriff Oliver, of Perry county. who pretends to be exceeding ly anxious to return Hunter to his county to answer the murder charge In this way, some think. Donaghey may see a way clear to avoid the re- turn of the prisoner to Oklahoma.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-10-01

and nei-hborn@ cities came up on a special ear last night. via the Iron Mohhtain' and included the following:
 Chief Jus'f.e F. \. McCulloch. grand master. t F. Rosenbaum. president of the board of trustees of the home, Col Tbornburgb. John r. Hicks, Earle Hodges !. $ odom, R (. Bright, Fay Hampstead, Capt. r.. W. Tucker. W. K Chcstnutt. Mrs Julia Gill of Prescott. memher board of trastees,l .Judse laroo friebcr, NJ l.. Case and Judge M w. Greeson. of Prescott. past grand master
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-10-01
COMMITTEE MEETS
 ON OCTOBER II
Central Committee to Select Date of the Next Primar! Election For County and Township Officers.

Chairman l. z. Alexander, of tn ' Jefferson County Democratic Central committee, yesterday issued a call for the meeting of the Committee to be held in this city October II. at noon. for the purpose of selecting date for the primary election to be held in this county for the election of county and township officers. The call is signed by Chairman Alexander and Secretary F. H. Walker Other busi- ness matters of great importance to office holders and candidates are to be disposed of at this session of the Com mittee. The county campaign will be formally opened at Mt Ida d voting precinct eight mlle from Pine Bluff on the Little Rock road, Saturday night big box supper is being advertised for that occasion there and all the can didates have been invited by dele 1 gatlon of citizens from Mt. Ida Speeches are to be made by the can didates and big time is anticipatee by the county and township office seekers.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-10-01
CAWFORD ASKS
 FOR A NEW TRIAL

Attorney W. F. Coleman, as coun- sel for T. D. Crawford. who recently sued the Sawyer and Austin Lumber Company for S15,000 for personal inju- ries sYstainsd while in their employ, the jury returning a verdict for the defendant in the circuit court here Tuesday, yesterday filed motion for a new trial. Judge Grace has not passed on the motion. Mr. Coleman is unable to say at present whether the case will be carried to the Su- preme Court. again in the event that Judge Grace overrules the motion.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-10-01
LITTLE GIRL LOST
 BUT WAS FOUND
Daughter of II. J. Seymour Simply Went to Companions Home to Spend the Night Without Notifying Her Parents

Great excitement prevailed at the home and among the neighbors of H
 J. Seymour, who lives at No. 701 Cher ry street. yesterday when his little daughter. Gracey May Seymour, dis appeared as if the earth had swallow ed her She left the Sixth Avenue School at 1 o'clock. but did not go tc her home. The family became alarm ed at the child's absence when night came on and the police and neighbors instituted a search for her. The little girl. who is seven years old, had nev- CT been known to stay away from home before. At 10 clock last night she was found at the home oi a little companion, where she said she had promised to spend the night
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-10-01
WATERMAN GETS
 BACK AT THEM
Wade> Into the Wheat Pit and Has ''Thc Shorts at His Mercy-Madc S>OO,00o on the Deal-Pattcn is Hit Hard During the Trading.

Chicago, Sept. 30. Theodore Water man, a million tire miller of Albany \, I., got revenge for the trimming he received some years ago, when he practically cornered September wheat forcing the prime from Sl 05 to Sl. .2( in the last hour of trading. He made something like SSo0,o0o on the deal Scenes of panic prevailed. the shorts piteously appealing for wheat to fiji contracts. James A. Patten is reputeG to have lost S200, ,000 on the deal.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-10-01
CHESTER TAYLOR IS
 DOING NICELY

Little Rock, Ark, Sept. @o.-Ghester Taylor, assistant in the State audit ors office, and who was operated on at St. Nincent's Hospital last night for appendicitis, is reported as rest ing well today. He recovered rapidly from the shock of the operation. and the attending physicians are more than pleased at the manner in which he rallied after the operation
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-10-01
NO ACQUISITION SHER|FFS HERE Hunter Case is Getting More
 Complicated Each Day.
 Two States Want Him.
MAY LOSE REWARD
Local Officers Getting Uneasy Sherih> to Present Case to the
 Governor Today.

Without acquisition papers and practically at loss to know how to proceed to secure possession of Alf Hunter. the Oklahoma murderer cap- tured here Tuesday night by Consta- ble Angus F. McNeill, of Redfield, and Deputy Sheriff w. l.. Goodwin, aided by Patrolman Lem ReiIinser and Jas, Hargrove, Sheriff II. D. Garrison. ol Oklahoma City, Oklahoma county, Ok lahoma, and Sheriff George A McAr- thur, of Hitchcock Blaine county, Ok Iahoma, arrived in Pine Bluff last night They joined Deputy Sheriff M. l.. Sanders, of Oklahoma City, who came here Wednesday night and pos itively identified Hunter as the much sought murderer.
 The Oklahoma sherffs called on Governor Donaghey in Little Rock yesterday and appealed to him to hon or the requisition of Governor Has kell. or Oklahoma, to enable them to take Hunter back to the new state to answer for his many crimes. At the same time. Sheriff Oliver, of Perry county, who also desires possession of Hunter for murder committed at t,ourche ill his county. was present !. and demanded that he be given hear 24lg. Governor Donaghey was ill at !Ijs homa. where he received the sher- \ ifs. and finally disposed of the mat ter temporarily by telling them he would give all d hearing at 10 o'clock this morning in the governors office. Sheriffs McArthur and Garrison and probably Sheriff Philphot,Deput Sher- if Goodwin, Constable McNeill and other friends of Donaghey will go to Little Rock this morning to prevail on the chief executive to honor the requsitiOn of the Oklahoma governor and permit the sheriffs to return Hun ter to their state for trial
 After their arrival here last night Sheriff Garrison, who is son ef Sheriff George NJ. Garrison, one of Hunters victims; Sheriff McArthur Deputy Sanders and the local authori- ties went to the office of Sheriff Phil pot, where they held a lengthy con ference behind closed doors An hour after going there Sheriff Philpot and Deputy Sheriff Sanders went to the county jail and it is thought, inter- viewed Huuter. Sheriff Philpot aa- nouncel later that he would not per mt Hunter to be taken out of the county jail unless he was taken away in the usual legal manner. He does not wish to take the responsibility of releasing the prisoner. without the proper orders, which practically means that he would probably meet a tragic end in Oklahoma and relatives might hold him responsible for the negros s death in. the courts. Consta- ble McNeill and Deputy Sheriff Good win will receive S3,SO0 reward if Hun ter is turned over to the Oklahoma authorities. If Sheriff Oliver. of Perry
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-10-01

Peoples Savings Bank and Trust Ce. pay interest on time deposits and saving accounts. Special attention given to sale of all kinds of Real Els. tate. Let ss list aay property yoa may have for sale. e2s-d1mo
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-10-01

Mrs. C. c. Ferguson went to Little ROCK last night and met her mother, Mrs. A. W. Moore, who has been visiting relatives in Missouri, and ac-. companied her home to this city.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-10-01

widow never regrets what her husband has Iaid for life insurance. We can write you the policy best suited to your needs. one unsurpassed in the Travellers Cotton Belt Saw ings X Trust Co. 9-29 d6t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-10-01
MASONIC HOME
 IS DEDICATED Special Session of the Grand Lodge Held Yesterday
 For That Purpose.
LOCATED BATESVILLE
Part. oi Prominent Little Rock Ma sons Attend the Dcdicator,
 Exercises.

BatesHille, Sept, 30.-The grand lodge officers. delegates and d large number of visitors, arrived here at S:30 this morning to take part in the ceremonies dedicatin@ the Masonic Orphans Home
 The local committee met the off cers and visitors, and escorted them to the home, where the services com menced at II o'clock After the dedi cation the grand lodge officers and visitors took dinner on the home grounds, an old-fashioned barbecue and picnic being rendered them.
 Besides the officers and visitors who came in on the train from Little Rock there is large number of members of the order present from North Ark ansas.
 The home was found in readiness the grounds having been put in good shape and all the furniture and appa- ratus being installed
 The presentation of the home was made by Charles F. Rosenbauln. pres ident of the board of trustees.
 He was followed by Worshipfll Grandmast"r E. A. McCulloch who made the dedication speech
 The address on behalf of the city of Batesville was made by Hon. Sam C. Casey
 Among the other speakers for the occasion were C. A. BrideWell ana John T. Hicks, members of the board Of trustees, and a poem by Fay Hemp. stead, poet laureate for Free Masons
 Arrangements for the reception o orphans will be made as early. as possible and before the end of tho coming month the home will be turned over to the managers who are to be SC lected by the board of trustees. , The principal feature of the cere monies will be the presentation of tn,
  building to the lodge and it's recep tion by Grand Master McCulloch. Tn, presentation will be made by C. F. Rosenbaum, of Little Rock, presden of the board of trustees of the or phans home.
 The formal program will then b closed by the formal dedicatory ser vlce The program of dedication open ed at 10 o'clock this morning. Col George Thornburgh of Little Rock of flclated as grand chaplain in the ab sence of Grand Chaplain E. N. Brew CT of Gurdon. who is too i'll to attent the dedicatiOn
 Home Cost $6O.00O.
 Built at cost of $60,OO0. the new orphanage will be one of the mode institutions of it's kind in the South It includes three connections build lngs, so arranged as to combine con venlence with the greatest measure of protection in case of fire. The group of buildings occupies com. manding view of the city.
 The home will be open to the or phaned children of Master Masons or Of members of the Order of the East ern Star. A superintendent has al ready been selected and is now in charge of the building and premises The party of prominent members of the order attending from Little Rock
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-10-01

\ large residence for rent in fashionable neighborhood on West Fifth. Tn first class condition. Cotton Belt Savings & Trust Co.
 9-24dSt.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-10-01

Mrs. John R. Ragan and little daughter. Miss Jewell. have returned from visit to relatives at. Fordyce
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-10-01
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 phone office. 7t37-lmo
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-10-01

The largest and most com pete line of Steel Ranges and Cook Stoves ever shown here are to be seen at our Recall Store. Fox Bros. Hdwr. Co.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-10-01
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 Be Sure You Have a T, E; Rank Account.

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 Pine Bluff Trust Co. s. E. Corner Main and Barraaue Sta.
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