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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1909-05-12
Artificial Ice For Sale

Artificial ice. the product of the
new Denison plant will be delivered
this summer to any part of the city
Ice is of best quality, made from
filtered water by the most modern pro-
cesses. There is practically no
waste. Delivery service begins next
Monday. Leave orders with T. E..
Pearson or with Nicholson Produce
Co. 1872
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1909-05-12
Pasturage.

| have pasturage to rent for three
or four. colts.-Z. T. Hawk, Denison
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1909-05-12

Mrs. Leon Cassaday and two chill
dren were OFF on Tuesday for Canada.
where her husband is farming a big
block of land.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-01-16
SALE STARTS TO-DAY
 AT NICHOLS STORE

Today begins the big January Clearance sale of Wolf Nichols. An nually these sales are the talk of the town and surrounding country and hundreds of people wait for this event to be pulled off to lay in their SUD- plies of seasonable merchandise, such as this popular firm always handles. This year is no exception to the rule, and many, many people watched for the announcement, which Mir. Nichols made in yesterdays Graphic. And the Graphic is free to say that he did not disappoint them in the great bargains presented through this me- dium. MT. Nichols treats everyone right who comes to his store whether they buy or not, and this coupled with the fact of his always selling the right kind of goods at the right prices accounts for his great success in business.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

In view of recent events. a state ment at this time might not be anniss- { First-There has been and will b. no change in the ownership of tho stock of the Adams Printing Co.,. owners and publishers of the Daily and Weekly Graphic. This is the same now as at the time of tho or ganization of the corporation many years ago and will continue to be the same
 Second--The entire management OF the business of the corporation ss vested in MT. Blake ". Fuqua. Mr. Fuqua is capable newspaper man. having spent his entire business lifa in the work, and is thoroughly wor- thy of this confidence placed in him We desire to thank the public for its generous patronage and many favora and hope to merit continuance.
 Respectfully,
 ADAMS PRINTING. co.
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REMOVAL NOTICE.

Having recently purchased the Waldstein brick buildings at 307-9-1T East Third avenue, am now movfnA my office into this property. My busS- ness has so grown in the last few months that I am obliged to have more room. am also on my own lana and In my own house.
 Those who desire to purchase lots in the several additions I own, vfis find me ever ready to carefully sx- plain terms and show the property.
 Remember at the Nos. 307-9-11 Eass Third avenue. you will find my otfss after the 18th.
 VIM. BURKE, Real Estate Ager&
 12-12d I'm.
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'5 hornton ains &
 Is Acquitted d

Hearst News Special 10 the Graphic. sIa New York, Jan l5,-with two ct the jury on the verge es collapse and t Judge Crane willing to discharge them that might be able get mealea. attention, l. begged for 10 minutes more. this afternoon to decide the fate : of Thornton Haius. At 6 o'clock they sent word that they had agreed, and entering court room they reported Not guilty" Such demonstration broke forth that Judge Crane had to order the eour. room cleared The .s,risoner says he will visit his broth CT. Peter, every day in his cell. He went 10 the Hotel Astor tonight 70 see his parents.
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son circuit court at the March term of l94&. lIe was found gtflty of bur slaFs given three years. and grand larceny. for which h. was given one yea. He entered tn state pcntcn tiary on June 13 and ; rynd exactly seven months to the day Owens burgiaTi2ed and robbed the wholesale house of l.. and r.. Wertheimer at Third avenue and State street Az rested at the same time were Clarence nellmon. Clarence Darby and Frank Ingram They were caught with the stolen goods, Deilnon admit ted their guilt and turned States eyi- dence Owens WAS the only one tried and it is understood that a iargge pc tition, urging his pardon, was pre- sented to Acting Governor Martin by local attorneys. Those who signed the petition. did so, Ii Is stated, be- cause Owens seemed to have been the one singled out among the qaartette, The signers state that they favored hiss release because the others had never been placed on trial. The cases Of the other accused men were called in the Jefferson circuit court recently but they Uere postponed.
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BOSE" OWENS IS
 RELEASED FROM PEN
Pardoncd By Acting Governor Martin Thursday and Returned to Piue Bluff Friday-Served Seven Months for Burglary and Grand Larceny.

Bose" Owens, the we'll known local man who was convicted in the Jefferson circuit court several months ago of burglary and grand larceny and sentenced to the State peniten- tiary for term of four years, was pardoned Thursday by Acting Cover nor Jess Martin. Owens was releas- ed from the state prison Thursday night and returned to Pine Bluff, Fri day morning. The pardon created much surprise in Pine Bluff, as no in- timation had been given that an ef- fort was being made to free the con- victed man.
 Owens was convicted ill the .Jeffer-
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ture tanG it's soQrce} as 10 prevent hi1u receiving commission after he had been appointed?
 If such be the case. it seems that gross injustice may often occur. Please let me hear from you as soon as pos sil1!e."
 Guy W. Caron, & pronlinuslt Kepul,- lican of Little Rock, stated last night , that W. ". West was not ;in appli. cant for the postmastership of Wab- baseka until after tho appointment of Holly, the negro. He says Weat came to Little Rock upon the matter. 1 but that he received no encourage ment and that no action vas taken llrpon his application.
 MT. Caron does not believe thar West was appointed by the Post office Department at Washington. and his commission not issued. He Is inform cd that q petition from practically Capt. F. w. Tucker of the State Re. publican Executive Committee, ask ing for the appointment of Holly, and that these papers were turned over to the department, with the recon- mendation that Holly be appointed.
 Mir. Caron points out that the office is an insignificant one, which receives but little attention except from the local committeeman.
 Capt. Tucker was out of the city last night, and Secretary Bratton could not be located, but Mir. Caron is positive that the facts are as hl states.
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STATE WIDE" BILL
 IN LEGISLATURES
Representative Brown, oi Cleveland County, Presents Measure Which Has Already Been Placed on the Calendar-Its Requirements.

House Bill No. 30, which provides for State wide prohibition in Ar kansas, has been introduced in tht lower house of the General Assembly at Little Rock by Representative Brown of Cleveland county. The bill in brief follows:
 H. B. No. 30, prohibiting the licens- ing Or sale of intoxicating liquors, making 1t unlawful to manufacture or sell alcohol, tonics, or anything of the kind as beverage; providing that pure wine can be sold in five-pound original packages to pharmacists and druggists; providing that wines may be sold to churches for sacramentai purposes on the order of the minis
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NO BOAT LANDING
 AND BOAT GOES BACK
Packet From Rosedale, Mississippi, Could Find no Place to Unload Its Cargo Upon Arrival Here Friday.

When the steamer Mary Lucas, the regular Rosedale and Pine Bluff Paeks et, arrived Friday from the Misslssip pi river with a large cargo of freight. it could find no place to unload it. There Is no landing here and because of this fact it is said that the steamer turned around to go back to it's start ing point. Enless a snltaote- landing is prsyide5 by Pine Bluff merchants Or the @cfts authorities river traffic between this; and lower river points ! will be discontinued.
 At the last meeting of the City Counci! this matter was brought Up and referred to the committee on public works. City Engineer Parkes. whose duty it is to aid the committee on public works iii such matters, wss also requested ,o find a suitable land- Ing for boats and confer with this committed If anything has ever been done along this line by that official or members of the committee 1t has not been made public.
 The officials of the packet, after it's arrival yesterday, appealed to Secre- tary J. L. Caldwell, of the Pine Bluff Board Of Trade, and urged him to take the matter up with a view to es- tablishing a landing here. Dr. Cald- we'll referred the river men to the city officials.
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WHITE PRESENTS HIS
 FIRST MEASURE

Representative Thomas c. Whites of this county, has introduced the foi- lowing bill in the lower house of the General Assembly:
 H, B. No. 2 (White), providing foH the creation of a state veterinary sulf Agery board; two members to be ap- pointed by the governor and the third to Abe the state veterinarian; to serve two wears, and requiring all veterin- ary doctors to have permits irom this board before"- cticina.-~~ Placed on calend
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SUE FOR POSSESSION
 OF DOWNTOWN STORE
Mrs. Jamie Atkinson Files Suit Against H. (. Bluthenthal to Compel Him To Vacate Main Street Building Also Asks for Damages For De- tentlOn.

Through her attorneys, Crawford and Hooker, Mrs. Jamie l.. Atkinson, administratrix of the estate of the late J. c. Atkinson, Friday brought suit in the Jefferson circuit court against H. c. Bluthenthal, proprieto:' of The Hub, in which she seeks to compel him to vacate the two story brick store building of the plaintiff at No. PA Main street.
 The plaintiff filed suit as the next friend of Mary Elizabeth Atkinson, her daughter, in which she charged that the building, is being held un- lawfully by the defendant. Prior tn September l, 1908, says the plaintiff the defendant held 8 lease on the building. This lease. ii is claimea expired on September 1, 1908, and thirty days following she save occ1. pant notice to yacate. He declined to do so. she says. The plaintiff wanted the building vacated within ten days from the time the notice was served. Again on December 2s the plaintiff says she again demanded possession of the building, telling him to vacate before December 31, 1908. Again the request was denied, says the petit tioner.
 Mrs. Atkinson, now prays the court for a judgment for possession of the building and damages for the alleged wrongful detention thereof,
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Plans
 for Reorganization

 Hearst News Special to the Graphic.
 Washington, Jan. 15.--After q con- ference with naval experts in the navy department and the White House 1t was announced by the President that plans for reorganization of the navy, proposed by Secretary New berry had been approved. Newberry would enlarge the general naval board, consolidate the bureaus of con- struction and steam engineering dc partment and put Admiral Capps at the head of both bureaus.
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Mrs. Shields Succeeds
 Mrs B. w. Halton7

Mrs. Margaret Howad Shields. 2 graduate of the Randolph Macon Col lege of Virginia, has been elected aos, the Pine Bluff School Board to sue eeed Mrs. B. w. Haltom, who restsheti her position at the High scb6ol -a few weeks ago. Mrs. Shields oa- comes seaeheS of Englisb<snd began her new duties seyer.sT days ago, Her husband is connected with the Cotton Belt road here They live at tire resi. dence of D. Ms. IsAchay
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Boy Saved Train
 Adopted by Railroad

Chicago. Jan. t5,---Because he saved an IS hour flyer from a wreck near his home at I.arwili, Ind. Jared Bar ker, 16. has been adopted by Penr- syivania railroad and will be given a collegiate education. He is now in f high school and a report of his pro gross is sent every month to ti1e board of directors.
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Morse May
 Be Seleased

Hearst News Special to the Graphic.
 New York, Jan, 15.--Charles W. Morse and others may secure a re- lease from tombs on decision Judge Ward, allowing bail to Moses Haas and Frederick Peckham in the cotton leak cases. The Judge found an old law allowing prisoner liberty until a final conviction
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-01-16

Tht.f W0bbaseka s,ostof1ice .nuddie. v'hieh was published exclusively in The Graphic several weeks ago, has been revived .at Washington by Con- ffyressman Joe T. Robinson, of this district, and before 1t is finally settled 1, vii! probably become subject Of rational interest. X special from Washington yesterday says:
 The postof!lce controversy at Wah- baseka, Ark, is likely to be taken before the House of Representatives by Congressman Joe Robinson, iu whose district Wabbaseka is located. On October II. 1908, an order was made appointing w. ". West as post master. West has the endorsement of all the white people who patron- ized the office.
 Negro Is Appointed.
 His commission was not issued and John T. Holly, a negro schoo! teacher, was appointed and commits s stoned. Some time ago Mir. Robinson wrote the department inquiring the reason and asking for copies of the record oi the action taken in the mat- ter, which were not furnished. The request was repeated. and the de- partment states that the reason that Mir. Vests commission was not issued was that certain representations were made to the department"
 Ut is said that MT. Robinson con- templates introducing q bill asking that all papers i'll the matter be fur nished the House of Representatives IL is claimed here that certain Re- . publican leaders of Jefferson county made a protest against the appoint mcnt of MT. West, which resulted ir ]. the refusal of the department to issue his commission.
 1 Up to the present time, MT. West has been unable to obtain any definite information regarding the matter. As the matter now stands, all of the evidence Is kept secret. Mir Robinson today addressed the following coma munication to First Assistant Post- master General GranAeld and unless the information is speedily forthcom- ing will prepare and introduce a reso- lution calling for it.
 RobinSOn's Letter. Replying to your letter of the 18th instant Will you furnish me with information as to what certain repre- sentations were made to the depart ment by reason of which the commits sion of MT West, as postmaster a' Wabhaseka, Ark. was withheld, and when and hy whom the same were made?
 If not. will I be permitted to sec the record in the case, Or will 1t be nee essary to secure the passage of g resolution directing that all papers in the case be sent to the House oi Representatives?
 West Charges Injustice.
 Tn further explanation, West and his friends insist that gross injustice has been done him, and that the state ments of representations made to the department which prevented his re. eeiving the commission after his ap. pointment are untrue.
 Ifs he not entitled to know what those representations are? Is 1t the custom to withhold from your ap- pointees information of so grave nag
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Judge Defends His
 Paroling System

Hearst News Special to the Graphic
 Chicago. Jan. l5.--Judge Cle!ant whose practice of paroling prisoners instead of sending them to Bridewell was declared illegal, defended the system today declaring it a question punishing men and starving wonlen and children or reforming men by probation and making good citizens Of them"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-01-16

The many Pine Bluff friends Of St. George T. CQrdell, of Little Rock, will regret to leearn of his fathers death. Mir. Cordell was called to Louisiana Thursday to attend the funeral.
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Is the time for every wago earos. 10 look out for tho futRre--wnra !, plenty, wages good---are you 9avsas a portion Of what you earn?
 ODen an account with our Saviqx xs Department and deposit regularly should you lose your position, wislt ,e go in business for yourself. or buy home later-=what roa save NOW waa help you!
 Savings earn 2 per ceas fnSer-.s hayA
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Big. Swindler Gets
 Indemnity Go,

Hearst News Special to the Graphic.
 Chicago, Jan, io.-~Charges that worthless bonds aggregating $200, ,o0o were issued hy an imaginary com pany. and unloaded on tho Western Life Indemnity Go. in place $200, ,oo0 in cash, were laid before States At- ,torney Waynau today.
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ter or board of trustees: prohibiting clubs Or social organizations from keeping liquor; authorizing pharrna- cists to sell intoAicants on physicians E prescriptions, but making 1t unlawful for physician to prescribe unless lie can make oath he is q physician Placed on calendar,
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Affinity Earle
 in Sanitariun,

Hearst News Special to tue Graphic. Monroe, N T., Jan Ferdinand r.
 Earle, originator Of the afiiinitl mar riages is In the Fulklrk sanitarium suffering from paresis
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The Bank of Pine BIuii Jud gment is
 Against DeSagan

Nearst News Special ,o the Graphic.
 Paris. Jan. l5.--lPrlnce De-Sagn, yesterday allowed a judgment against himself for 650,o00 francs due money lenders. Today he gave order for 100 walstcoats intending to take the lead ership in fashion held by father
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Can't Seize Your
 Wedding Ring

Hearst News Special to the Graphic.
 Chicago, Jan. 15.--Wedding rings and other jewelry of sentimental value were exempted from seizure in q debtors court today by decision of Judge Frye.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-01-16
WAbbASEkA MuDDLE
 IS.T0 BE AIRED

Congressman Joe T. Robinson to Demand an Investiga tion in Washington if Postofice Department Does Not Explain the Appoi ntment of J. T. Holly, a Ne gro to an Office in This County-White Man Was Named, but Opposition Resulted in Appointment Being Withdrawn-Mr. Robinson Serves Notice and Makes Demands
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Guessing On a Man
 Don't Waste Tim

OOI1 V W W0V0 S1&A~ Get your cloths made to your measure by Eisenkramer. The reliable Tailor, over Citizens bank, Secorh avenue cor. Pine street.
 Suits $25. and up ;!
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FOR QUICK TRANSPORTATION
 CALL CITY HACK LINE 0OA East Rarrauue Sf.

Open 6 D. m. to 7:30 a. n. and rs- liable. Special attention to train cails Old phone 394. New phone 102. Mosss Onord. prop. Pine Bluff. Ark.
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Money and
 1--,-------------
 Opportunity

When money and opportunity get In touch the combination has tremend- aus breeding possibilities.
 We write the kind Of FIRE 1NsUR- ,ANCE and deal in the kind or REAL ESTATE that FRIENDS SELL I'D FRIENDS.
 We also accept money on deposit. in trust or subject to check. ALLOW rNn INTEREST ON SAVINGS AC- COUNTS.
 Here are golden opportunities Bring on your coin.
 Pine Bluff Trust Co. Corner Main and Barraque ssseees'
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-12-19
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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1909-12-21
CONGRESSMAN PARKER'S
SUIT TO BE TRIED TODAY.
Wants Royalties from Zinc
Company.

NEWTON, Dec. 21.-The December
term of the Sussex County courts,
which opened here today. promises to
be long remembered both on account OF
the number of cases listed and on &C
count of the array Of w~ell-known law
yers engaged.
In the Supreme Court, which will be
opened by Justice James F. Minturn,
eleven cases are listed, among them
being the Good Roads Machinery Com
PAM VS.. the Township OF Sparta, on
contract; Jacob S. Wise VS.. the Della
ware, Lackawanna and Western Rail-
road; Congressman Richard Wayne
Parker. of Newark. VS.. the. New Jersey
Zinc Company, of Franklin Furnace,
for royalties claimed OF or mined; the
New York and New Jersey Telephone
Company VS.. George F. Snyder. the
contractor on the Stanhope-Newton
improved road. for damage done to
their line by blasting; the John Sim
mons Company VS.. Horace G. Goble
on contract; Dennis Kannaley VS.. the
New York. Susquehanna and Western
Railroad.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1909-12-21
NURSE BATTLES FOR LIFE
WITH AN M MADMAN.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 21.-When 6
whole family turned and ran in panic
from a maniac who rayed in the de-
lirium of typhoid fever n fiourished 6
revolver, Mary r. Brown, a trained
nurse, slight of stature, battled alone
with the mailman. Before she dropped
to the sickroom floor with a bullet ir
her breast she wrenched the weapon
from the lunatic, hurled it out the win.
dow and made his capture simple. The
bullet plowed through to her back, anG
with its removal today she has a fight.
ing chance.
When the nurse had turned her back
for a moment Martin L. Sterling, hei
patient, jumped from his bed and
grabbed a revolver. She turned back
to face a lunatic. wild-eyed and pant
ing.
Let me out Of this room or I'll kill
ycu," the mailman yelled.
The loud voices brought the family
running. One glance inside the door
turned them back. There was a flash,
a report, the nurse gave a little scream
and the two were locked in battle. Or
the floor and up again, over the bed
over the furniture, and hurled against
the walls, the woman chung to her
patient until she wrested the revolver
from his hand and hurled it through
the window. Then she sank down limp.
With the maniac disarmed, the family
ventured in again and Sterling was
overpowered. Miss Brown was hustled
off to a hospital for surgical attention,
and hope for her recovery is now en-
tertained.