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The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1909-09-18
Miss Iva Yanfleet. accompani-

Miss Iva Vanfeet, accompani-
ed by her father, w. r. Van
feet, left Sunday to begin
school at the l.. ID. S. Univer-
sity. Mr.. Vanheet returned
Sunday night.
Representatives w. S. Han
sen of Fielding and Thos. Eng
land of Plain City, who were
members of the last legislature,
were in Garland on business
last Saturday.
Last week we received a card
from Elder Clarence Austin,
who is on q mission in Holland.
On one side of the card was a
note stating that he receives
the Globe regularly and on the
other side was group picture
of the elders laboring in the
Rotterdam conference. Elder
Bob" is in the center of the
back row and is the tallest and
handsomest Mormon in the
bunch.
The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1909-09-18
Night On Bald Mountain.

On lonely night Alex. Benton of
Fort Edw ard, N. Y, climbed Bald Noun
tain to the home of a neighbor, tortured
by Asthma, bent on curing him with
DR.. Kings New Discovery, that had
cured himself of asthma. This wonder.
full medicine soon relieved and quickly
cured his neighbor. Later 1t cured his
sons wife Of severe lung trouble.
Millions believe its the greatest Throat
and Luug care on earth. Coughs, Colds,
Group, Hemorrhages and Sore Lungs are
surely cured by It, Best for Hay Fever,
Grip and Whooping Cough. SOC and
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The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1909-09-18
Subscribe To-day!

If you receive copy of the Garland
Globel with Sample copy" written on
the corner, remember that it is an invita-
tion for you to subscribe. 81 so will give
you the Globe SO weeks and you cannot
afford to be without your HOME paper.
The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1909-09-18
The Garland Globe.
SATURDAY, SEPT. Is, 1909.

Cal. Mayfeld was an Ogden
visitor Monday.
r. l.. Bush was o passenger
TO Salt Lake Sunday.
Miss Sarah Fowler went to
Brigham City Tuesday.
B. F. Boothe and Felix Baird
spent Sunday in Brigham.
Miss Amy Glazier returned to
her home in Logan Tuesday.
Mrs. Albert Hales went to
Ogden Sunday to spend few
days.
p. A. Nordquist returned Sun
day evening from a visit to
Ogden.
Frank wood and wife left Sun
day to visit relatives in Farm
lngton.
Mantina Jensen and Mrs.
VIM. Perkins were passengers
to the county seat Monday.
Joseph Benson of Alpine,
Utah, is visiting in town the
guest of Miss Hazel Carlisle.
j. G. Wheelon returned Mon
day from a business trip to Salt
Lake, Ogden, Brigham and
other cities Of the state.
Mark Leavitt went to Salt
Lake Monday to visit his brother
who was injured in the recent
railroad wreck on the Salt Lake
route.
John Garrett and Oscar Olsen
went down to the Holy Cros S
hospital Sunday to visit j. F..
Owens, who was recently oper-
ated upon.
Walter Michaelis has receiv-
ed call to fill a mission in
Germany and is making pre-
parations to leave about the
middle of October.
Mrs. Eva Robertson return
ed to her home in American
Fork Tuesday after a pleasant
visit with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. r. M. Lishman.
Willard Grover, accompanied
by his father, w. l.. Grover,
went to Logan Monday to at,
tend the Agricultural College Of
Utah. w. l.. Grover returned
Tuesday.
Mrs. Smith Clark of Fielding
accidentally run a n eedle intoh g,
hand while cleaning a window
a few days ago that has caused
her considerable trouble and
pain. Drs. Rich & Rich of
Ogden had to use the xray to
locate the broken needle which
was removed by lancing the
hand. She came to town Mon.
day and DR.. VIM. l.. Rich
dressed the member.
The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1909-09-18

Your complexion as well as your
temper is rendered miserable by dis
ordered liver. BY taking Chamberlain
Stomach and Liver Tablets you can i'm
prove both. Sold by All Dealers.
Miss Catherine Hartman re-.
turned Sunday morning from a
pleasant visit with friends in
Malad City, Idaho.
Not minute should be lost when
child shows symptoms of Group. Cham
berain's Cough Remedy given rs soon
MS the, child becomes hoarse, or even
after the croupy cough appears, will pre-
vent the attack. Sold by All Dealers.
Miss Dollie Robinson returned
Monday from visit with rel
atives in Spanish Fork and Am
erican Fork.
FOR SALE - Fine apples,
good plums and prunes. Now
ready for use. Apply to Walter
Green, Tremonton, Ut. r. r. d.
l. s11-tf
Chamberlain Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy is today the best
known medicine in use for the relief and
cure of bowel complaints II cures
gripping diarrhoea, dysentery, and
should be taken at the first unnatural
loosening of the bowels. II is equally
valuable for children and adults. 1t
always cures. Sold by All Dealers.
The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1909-09-18
Western Inventors.

The following patents were issued this
week to Western inventors reported by
ID. Swift g. Co., Patent Lawyers, Wash
ington, d. G Colo-F. e. Barney
Grand Junction, orchard-heating device;
w. Fl. Silberhorn, Dumont, ore-separat
ing apparatus. Kans-G. W. Brooks
Topeka, fire escape; G. w. Brown, juno
ton City, tire-co and fastening there
for; w. G. Frazeur, Topeka, gas-burner;
s. +. Frazier, Quenemo, broom; q. j
Nuessen, Andale, device for building
bags; Il. NJ. Odell, Hoisington, egg car
ton. Utah.. ID. Armstrong, Provo
attachment for sewing machines; G. II.
Heindselman, Provo, flat.iron; w. 4
Miller, Salt Lake City, devise for apply
ing projections to Acknowledgements
Copies of any of the above patents will
he sent to our readers upon receipt OF
ten cents by d. Swift & Co., Washing
ton, :. c., our special patent correspon-
dents.
60. Anderson of this city, recently
received patent for harness buckle
that is a wonder.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-03-30

ing of Duncan created biz senSa ticn in business and social circles i'll this city and is still the one import ant topic Of conversation. Day was employed as 8 master mechanc ios tae Bluff City I.um,}er Company a. Clio, but on March ls had been asked for his resignation by presi- dent Rutherford because of iia iaii ure to answer a letter written on March l h* that official making in qGiries as to the cause of frequent breakdowns at the plant While at Clio Monday morning Day invited Duncan into his room, where, Day says, the matter was discussed ss:$e! which Duncan told him not to an sWer the letter, promising to straight en it tp with Rutherford. Day says Duncan refused to permit him "a bring laborers before Rutherford and that when he said he would do sa Duncan told him he would never get to Rutherford that he would kill him on the spot. Duncan, Da. says, wen, for his gun, hut his hand or gun caught in the arm of the rocker ii which Duncan was sitting. Day be- gan firing and enptied his gun into Duncan's body.
 Day has always enjoyed a high standing here and was known as q quiet, peaeeable man. He is a Mas on, as was Duncan, and is promine nt- ly identified with number of other secret order, For many years Day was a machin St with the Cotton nalt here.
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SENATOR ElkINS
 FORWARDED SENATOR'S
Fury, Disorder. Confusion and De- structiOn Oi the Hitherto COnser,. ative Republican Senator's Marked the Closing of the Upper Branch of Congress Monday.

Washington, March 29.--f'ury, dis order, confusion and destruction of the hitherto conservative Republican senators marked the closing of to- days session in the upper branch Of congress. Where peace reigned be- fore among Elkins, Scott, Aldrich, Hale, Lodge and Gallinger, it was torn asunder in thirty minutes through a revolt in the open senate of Elkins against the alleged combine of New England senators to control the tariff.
 The revolt of Elinks came without q warning. Notifying the New Eng land senators that their dictatorial authority had come to an end, he turned on Hale, of Maine, and thun- part: New England demands pro lection for it's manufactured articles, but you insist that coal, hides, lum- Der. and iron be on the free list. The hour has come for the South, with 24, 900, ,000 people, with raw materials manufacturing at home instead of sending it to New England, to asl for protection. Three of you ncn- bars Cndicating Lodge, Hale and Al drich) who are on finance committee and who practically control it's deliO- erations, are from New England. Why is it that neither the Middle West nor the South is represented on that con- mittee by Republican,
 Washington is aglow with political excitement at this unexpected blow to Aldrich, Hale and Lodge, whose rule over the senate for many years has been undisputed It means that the tariff bill as it is now being con- sidered in the house, and the bill as Aldrich, Hale and Lodge intended it to read after they finished with it, is to be rewritten. It means that New England is practically to be isolated so far as influence in national legis- lation is concerned.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-03-30
C0Ny|CTS LEASED
 FOR ONE YEAR Stormy Session of the Peni- tentiary Board Held
 Yesterday. GOVERNOR FIGHTS IT Will EndeaVOr to Prevent GonyictS
 Kein% Worked Under
GOVERNOR FIGHTS IT

Little Rock, March 29.~-Iniess the 1o abclishing the practice oi leas .ng eonlicts, or Governor Donaghey sue eetds in his ayoWed intention of pre- venting iE, 200 state conyicts will be leased to ". l.. Reaves for one year npon tna: date The state wifi rs- ce;ve $l per day for these conviets.
 This action was decided upon in tl.e storrnisst session of the board hcl,i iii months today, which lasted pron, Il o'clock until ?. III. Governor DonagheE and State Auditor lobe. tie chairman of the beard, opposed 'lee lease, Governor Donagiey saying " l.. Reaves and Wallace Dickinson were practically the same thing wh-.. il came to bring convicts. Attorney General Norwood. Secretary of Stata Ludwig and Commissioner Tucker favored the lease
 The meeting was called by Chair tAi<1A' "oi'' to NCsASlGSi t'fitJ.}S&t IUD from W. l.. Reaves fer the lease of the conyicta for One year. with th. privilege Of eXtendins1 10 two years, the state to receive ST per day for each convict and to pay all the ex- penses of guarding and feeding.
 All members Of the board were prast mt at T o'clock, when the meet ing vas called to order Attorney General Norwood offered resolution to tie effect that all teams now being worked on the levees at the state farm bc taken off and put to ploy- ing for the years crop. This was adopted.
 J. D. Arnold submitted a prcposi- tion to the board that it clear 2,OO0 acres of land controlled by Arnold, haincs & Co.,, about ten miles from Little Rock and take the wood in. pay noent. This was referred to the su- perintendent Of the penitentiary to look into and see if the state could protitablv engage the convicts in that way.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-03-30

AFh.' thc young representative from this county vas forced to give up his law office in this. city and assume charge of his fathers business and other holdings at Tucker. Since that tune he has found it necessary to be al Tucker most of the time and he was forced to ., glect his official du ties at Little flock This IS given as the main reason for his voluntary re tr.a.ent lie has proven himself to be q good, conscientious lawmaker and fair minded rcpres"lltatiyc of h!s constituents. Judge korWin rep resented this county in tne lower house some years ago and was rec nSnized as one of the most active and iorceful members of that body. His light in behalf Of the state railroad commission won him much praise throughout the state and at the close ol the session he was banqneted by the Little Rock Board of Trade and presented with a gold headed cane.
 IL was stated last night that former Assistant Attorney General Daniel Taylor, Of this city, and former Rep r'sentativc r. w. B. Pinney of this county, were aspirants for Fuckers Job. The appointment of kerwin. however, will probably do away with 2 contest in the selection of Fuckers successor.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-03-30
JUDGE [. ]. KERW|N
 SUCCEEDS TUCKER
Governor Donaghey Informed the Graphic Last Nlv,,t That Kerwin Would Be Appointed Today--Tuck CTS Resignation Necessary Because of Private Bus iness-Others Wanted Position County Judge Gould, Donagheys Jefferson County Lieutenant Dictated Appointment.

Representative D. Everet Tucker o1 this county, yesterday tendered hi, resignation to Governor George Don ;Ehey. effective at once. Governor DonaShey last night informed q Grd4 phic representative over the telephone that he would today appoint Judge F. J. kerwin to fill tie vacancy Judge Kerwin went to Little Rock last night and had a conference with the governor. It is stated thai Judge kerWin was endorsed hyf Count, Judge James Gould, of thj, eaunty, who is the governor 5tf4cGl 's.s;. = in Jefferson ...f
 It is understood taat J.,#.@l. N5rVlr. is lined up with the gofrrnor n his state capitol lisa' and tina; he has pledged himself to ad thc governor in that matter. The appointment ot Judge kerW9n is also . victory for the iprohibitionists of his coun- ty and state, because Judge KcrWin openly took the stand against pro hibition in tue local option fight in this county some months ago and ii known to be strongly opposed to the variucs dry bills" now pending ill the legislature.
 Owing to the death of Reprscnta- tive Fuckers father, Captain ]. w Tucker, some montns ago at Tucker
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-03-30
BATTLF.AXE CORPS WORKS IN HOUSE Want to Cut the University Appropriation Bill
 Way Down. c o M B $ AMENDMENT Passes Nousc-tlso Vim "Assumed Risk" Eiil--Senate Invites
 Bryan Here.
c o M B s AMENDMENT

Little Rock, March o. The perrci- n!ai "battle-aXc brigade" showed up in the house this morning, when that body went Into committee of tl" whole for the purpose of consjl. rf,s the bill apnropriating for the main tcnance of the State University Cor the next two years There were un- aiStakadle evidences early in the dis cussion or a disposition to whittle ,kc Dill down. In fact, there was n, Q than whiting process sus2est,.a some of the membres being in favor of wholesale reductions in the matte. Of appropriations for the institution
 This was met, however by a firn. stand or the part of the other mem gers, who insisted that the institution should have whatever the state is able to give it, in relation to other appra- priations, and that, to maintain tts: school as an institution Of higier ea,i : cation and in the front rank of stat" universities the state must not iJ;.- come parsi1nonious with the school. A motion to send the bill to the ccHl- mittee on ways and maens for consid- eration, was fought from the star, .. even members of the university conl inittee insisting that 1t should be con- sidered in committee of the whole, anG if any cutting down is to be done let it be done where all can have an opportunity to discuss the matter. This proposition to refer was also taken by the members as equivalent to censuring the committee, ill q sense, and Mir. Hatchett. as a mem Der of the visiting committee. dc clared he would appear to testify be fore no committee except the whole house
 During the course of the discussion Mir. Smith, of Ashley, took occas on to object to the recommendations of the committee because the vouchers
  lures did not accompany the report or at least were not handy for refer ence.
 Mir. Hudson proposed q substitute measure, in which ne declared he be lievcd he had met the requirements and had made the preper reductions. The bill was not introduced, however, as the committee of the whole WAS still discussing the matter Of refer ring at the time the house took it's noon recess.
 Mir. I!udson's bill cuts the appro- priation from $311 ,o00 as recom- mended by the comilittee, to about $120,000. It entirely eliminates the amounts appropriated for the Y, N. c. A. and Y. W. C. A., cuts the stu dent labor fund from $10 900 to Sl,000 reduces the amount to be expended for library and magazine supplies to $500 per year, cuts the appropriatlon for water service to $1,75o for the two years, and reduces the amount recommended for teachers salaries from $90,000 to $56,500. besides many other recome mutations. Twenty-one items are entirely cut out of the org inal bill
 In addition to this, however, Mir
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-03-30
BOARD OF TRADE.
 APPROVES BILL 3l3
Pine Bluffs Business Organization FavOrs Robertson's Bill, Provided It Is Amended to Include Bond fer Brokerage Business.

The members of the Pine Bluli Board of Trade met yesterday and discussed Senate Bill No. 3l3, now pending in the legislature. introduced; by Senator Robertson. The follow ing resolution was passed, four of the members voting against it;
 Resolved, by the Pine Bluff Board of Trade that we approve Senate Bill No. 313, introduced by Senator Roli- ertson, and respectfully urge our rep resentatives and senator to use every legitimate effort to have th& salut, passed. provided it be amended 50 as to require every individual, corpora tiOn or firm which may conducl a brokerage business in any town in Arkansas, to keep on deposit ill scsne bank in said town the sum of S2e,- 900.
 Upon call for the yeas and naya the vote was as follows: {
 Yeas-W. \. Trulock, C. c. Hand- ley, H. Riley, J. ". Wilkins, Das Rutledse, $. C. Alexander, j. W Rag land, D. w. Dean, Frank Norral Louis Roth, E. K. Aronson, Fr&4l; Roane, F. B. Tomlinson, W. 0. Tag gart-14.
 Nays-W. H. Westbrook, ]. c. Tay- Tor. r. r. Byrd, D. D. Russell-4
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-03-30
It the Theat0rislm.

Oh that facet" Have you seen the makeup of Roebule Sims at the The atorium. It is an artistic caricaturo that draAs a laugh the moment he strikes the stage. Mir. Sims is not only q clever comedian but is a car toonist that is far above the average His work is something that will take with all classes, as he mingles sing ing, comedy and art in a pleasing manner. Dora Sims sings songs in an acceptable manner. Fred Trump. "the legless wonder" does some .ex- cellent hand balancing and slack wire walking. The~program as s&hole is good and llsasss- .
 i. Mir. and Mrs. F e. Howsen, of -Mos1 cow were in thf city yesterday. /
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-03-30
JUSTICE ROFBUCK
 ACQU|TS JOHN DAY
eveand County Justice Declares That He Was Justi
 ned in Killing D. Henry Duncan - Attorneys and
 Hearing-Former Defendant Comes to Pine Bluff Y Immediately After Decision Is Rendered

Declaring that he believed Jcha
 hy justii1able in killing D. Henry
 mean, millionaire vice president
 Id secretary of the Bluff City Luul- Der Company, whom Day shot and killed in Days room at Clio, last Monday, Justice of the Peace Charles Roebuck Monday afternoon, at Rison. discharged the defendant As soon as the announcement was made in the naif filled court room, friends ot Day rushed to him and shook his hand heartily. He was met on the street later by numbers of friends who con- graduated him and expressed their belief of his innocence Of harlning any man who was not in the act of do- ing him bodily harm.
 Day left the court room with his brother-in-law. \. H. Ro~ell. and bis attorney, Colonel S. M. Taylor, both of this city. They made immediate preparations to come to Pine Bluff, Wtere Day makes his home. They arrived last night on the Cotton Belt ItScs; from Rison. and for the first 2 pe ill several months Day was greeted by his wife, Mrs. Day re- turned yesterday from Lakeland, Fla. where she went several months ago for her health and where she was vis- iting friends at the time of the trag- edy, Their meeting is said to have been touching After his arrival at Pine Bluff Dag was greeted cordially by other frieLds, who congratulated him.
 Justice Roebuek announced Satur day, at the conclusion of the prel;m tinary hearing, that he would render i his decision Monday morning at 10 o'clock When court was convened Monday morning Colonel Taylor and 4. H. Rowell were present for the de- fense. while Attorney Pitt Holmes, of Rison, represented the prosecution. Prosecuting Attorney Paul Matlock, of Princeton had returned home and At torneys T. Havis Nixon and W. F, Coleman, who assisted him in the pasosecution, found 1t impossible to be ffH hand at that time Mir. Coleman was ill at his home in this city and MT. Nixon was called to Oklahoma Sunday on legal business
 The attorneys reviewed the steno- graphic report of H. T. Olcott, the special court stenographer, aud agreed as to certain questions and answers included in it. This work was finished at about 2 o'clock, when Justice Roebuck, after going over the testimony and reading the authori ties submitted by opposing counsel. announced that after a careful re- view of the evidence and the law governing the case. he believed the de- fendant was justified in killing Dun can. There were no grounds at law. he said, upon which the defendant coul1 be held to the grand jury.
 Tke Day hearing has attracted at tertion throughout this section, and, in fact, over the entire state since it began Friday morning. The kill
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-03-30
The Question of the Day.

Where can I get good suit? The answer is Eisenkramer's. Why? Be- cause they carry only the best wool ems and employ only the best work men. EISRNKRAMER, The Tailor, Over Citizens Bank, Second ave. cor.
 Pine st.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-03-30
Money and Opportunity

When money and opportunity get in touch the combination has tremsnd- aus breeding possibilities.
 We writa the kind os FIRE lSSQh- ANCE and deal in the kind O. REAL ESTATE tha: FRIENDS SELL TO FRIENDS. We also accept money on depos.i, ,a trus. or subject to check, ALLOW ING INTEREST ON SAVINGS AC- COUNTS.
 :, Here are golden opportunities Bring on your coin.
 Rll,lti Trust Co. [ry..s ..s6:.t.:
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-03-30
iFires Were Cut.

Mrs. John Day returned yesterday afternoon from Lakeland, Fla, where she spent several months for her health. She was met in Memphis yesterday morning by her brother-in- law, Dr. c. K. Carruthers.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-03-30

Rev. and Mrs. Clark Simms have returned to their home at Fordyce, after a short visit in this city. Rev. ISimms spoke at the Baraca banquet last Friday evening.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-03-30
MAY HAVE lYNCHED
 THE PICKET BROTHERS
Mob Gattiered at Fl Dorado Early Last Night and Governor Denaghey
 Ordered Militia to Protect the Pris-
 OnerS--NO News. =

Governor Donaghey last night or dcred the military company at El Dorado out to protect Wilson and Henry Pickett negroes, who were placed on trial there yesterday for killing Charles Abbott young busi- ness man of Hampton, and for the shooting of r. M Abbott, county treasurer of Union county, on Decem- Der IS, 1908. The governor informed the Graphic C!3ice last night that he had been informed that mob was for the purpose of lynchng the pris- oners and that the militia had been ordered to protect them at any cost. No news could be secured from Ell Dorado uo to the midnight hour, ow- ing to wire troubles
 The Picketts were in jail in this city several days, after being cap tured near Monroe, La They were chased for many miles by Sheriff Philpot and the then Deputy Sheriff Waiter Stewart immediately after the tragedy. The case was called at Fl Dorado on a change of venue from | T 5..olt
 Aires Were Cut.
 Fl Dorado, Ark, March 29.-After Governor Donaghey had ordered the militia to protect the Pickett broth CTS from mob, unknown persons cut all wires, preventing further con- munications and they wetsF lyncfiei tonight, according to latest informa- tion
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-03-30
NO BASEBALL FOR
 PINE BLUFF FANS
locai Team Purchased by Alexan- irin Asseciation--Harry Berry to
 Catch and Local Players Are Re.


 Catch and Local Players Are Re. served.
 Little Rock, March 29.--(SpeciaD--- Jack Auslett, manager of the Alexan- aria Baseball Association today con- cluded negotiations with c. Strich- land. of Little Rock, owner of i1he Ii'ine Bluff franchise, for it's purchase. Tine sale includes the players, and as Auslett had already signed up d team fer the Cotton States League, he finds himself with forty playeps Former <A4&nager Harry Berry,@of Pine Bluff, Mi be retained as a catcher by Aus lett. -Laek"'of interest by Pine Bluff people is given by Mr. Strickland for l.it,t la <