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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-02-06
HELP! HELP!! HELP!!! \
 OH! THOSE TRAMPS

lyclones are always unWelcome, but if that tornado which brought sorrow and destruction to Stuttgarl~ Friday morning would have Vlshed the Elks Theater last night and car Tied the Two Merry (0Tramps ana ~ the;r company of would-be burlesqu- efs to-say, fifty miles from Boston, It would have done this city and the un- fortunates who suffered for two hours within the four walls of the Hay- house a public service that would have never been forgotten.
 And to think that Chief of Poliee' Stewart. Night Chief of Police Fran cis. Constable Frank Stewart and sev- eral other officers were present: Not one Of them offered to make an ar rest, notwithstanding the fact that no warrant is necessary ill simple dts turbing the peace cases. Every one of them ought to have their commiSs- sion revoked if they ever permit afly- thing like it to stop here again long enough for water. But to be candid, there is not another aggregation like 1t in these whole United States.
 The best thing about the show was when one of the men came on the stage to sing. He had a copy of Fri taay's Graphic in his pocket. The worst thing about the show was when tho curtain went up before the first act$ Why the atmosphere was filled with{ an awful odor during the per formance and the only thing that re- vived the audience was the free use of yBachet dor, which was given away by Bedeli's pharmacy. Mo Roth, who In the past has seen 'em on the Bowery in New York. fell asleep in the front row, but the continual yell 1 ing of the performers awakened him at intervals. The whole aggregation reminded one of batch of Comanche Indians. They screamed and ran around the stage like lunatics and their voices-why the old fire whistle was music compared to them.
 Oh, yes; there was a man dressed up as a mule and the jaclIass was not out of place. There are a number ot girls in the show. They don't have much to do. though. They come ou' in the first act and yell little. h the second act they appear again ant yell some more In the third act the yelling continues and when the show was over those in the audience hur- ried to the offices of specialists to re cover their hearing.
 The two tramps do not deceive thei title. One of them comes out ill the second act with about one hundred brass medals pinned on him. Some one said they were awarded to hin for being the worst tramp in tn world. Then the other tramp shoul( have been presented with four hun
 dred. Pathos was a feature of tn
 performance, for it was most patheti, to think that the piano player had t sit through such a show every night
 The company should be taken singl,
 and given five thousand days on tn
 county farm.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-02-06
See Farrar for wall paper window glass and picture frames.. s20 Pine Street.. Old Phone 564. l2-27-1m
l2-27-1m

For Sale-My entire stock of dry goods, clothing, shoes and groceries: also will give the right party a lease on property, store and dwelling house from one to ten years: reason for selling. on account Of i'll health. Ben Silvernagle, Eighth and Hickory. Old phone $50 1-2f-1m
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-02-06
SJBSCRIBERS NOTICE.

If you miss your paper you are re- ,nested to notify the Graphic office, both phones during the week. and on Sundays call 73l Old phone. not late' .ban 10 o'clock a. m. and paper VIII be sent you by special carrier.
 CLAUDE II. MONK,
 Circulation Manager.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-02-06

Harsh physics react, weaken the bowels. cause chronic constipation. Doan's Regulets operate easily, tone the stomach, cure constipation, 25c. Ask your druggist for them.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-02-06
Longboat was too
 Much for Shrubh

tHearst News Special 10 the Graphic)
 New York, Feb. 5.-Tom Lonsboat tonight won the Marathon race from Alfred Shrubb over the full course.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-02-06
BRIEF aE>,Tro>
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Harry Hanf :s . GHaplden on busi- ne ss trip. ...-.,...... N se,s ~v- c. II. Tow rTFs'-'sy-syf1rsr'" snort visit to St Lou a
 W. s. Mason left yesterday for Monticello for a short visit.
 Mr. and Mrs. A. l.. Reeves are In Grady visiting for a few days.
 Mrs N. A. Waldron has returned from a short visit to Hot Springs.
 Mrs. Oscar Bush, of Mena, is visit ing Mrs. Ed Jones, at No. 1611 East Fifth avenue. --...--------4----A.rsns
 John w. Reap is in Waldo in the interest of the Reap=CraWford 'ANV ture Company.
 Yates Van Valkenburg left yesterday for Warren to attend the funeral of II. F. Van Valkenburg
 Representative s. A. Miller returned to his home last night to spend Sat urday and Sunday with his family. l~~William Basey, of the~Ray-Patter- son Lumber Company, has returned  from bushes strip to Memphis. -.. Misa Mattie Ifackett, of Rivermore. Ky. is the guest of Mrs. W. s. Hack cit, at No. 1016 West Sixth avenue.
 J. s. Mcdonnell, the welt-known merchaNt-planter. of Altlieimer, was a business visitor in the city yesterday.
 MT. Quinn. who has been seriously i'll with smallpox, left for his home in Pine Bluff sunda,y:.:-z7,England cou- rier. -4-r'-'---'''+s' NJ '~~"->'->->--- Mrs Lee Quattlebauns<and and M gs
 ". L Payne, of sherrtll >ere visiting
 Mrs. N. T. Jenkins, oii West Third
 avenue.
 Chancellor. John M. Elliott has re-
 turned from Dewitt, Ark, where he
 presided over the chancery eourt--t the
 past week. .------z'
 Prank Foster has returned from Alt
 heiner, where he had been looking
 after the interests of the Pacific Ex-
 press Company. T. Miss Brunette Si1bernagle has re.
 turned to Pine Bluff, after pleasant
 visit to Misses Beula and Etta Kahn
 in Memphis, Tenn. z...,.s.zz7 z77'- a~--'-- Secretary X. E. Richardson, of tht
 Y. M. c. A., way in Little Rock yes terday conferridg with State secre
 tary r. A. rrison,
 A'r -Dr~-Geerge, n. Serutcher, who con ducted services at the First Baptis church Thursday night, has returne' to his home in Louisville, Ky. Lev Fowler, formerly of this city now at the head Of large commission company at Kansas City, is ill tn eitx looking after his local interests MT. and Mrs. Ben T. Altheimer lei Friday for Chicago Where Mrs. Alt heimer will attend tie funeral of he mother, Mrs. Mandf, who died ther '~Kedne esday. -@.sS,-zs7.-~-.-
 Mr. and Mrs. t. R. Cochran lei Friday afternoon for Kansas Git! where they will make their home. M . Cochran is a postoftice inspector an he and his wife made many friend q during their residence here. Frank R. Tomlinson, cotton dea l CT, of Pine Bluff. who was in Littl = Rock yesterday, said that Pine Blu - was rapidly recovering from the @ 6 fleets of the caying banks of the A kansas river last fall.-Little Roc l. Gazette.
 e w. R. Duff, formerly of this cit n now general car foreman for the Tril l. ity and Brazos road, at Teague. Texa Il is in the city visiting relatives ar n friends. He is accompanied by h e niece. Miss Mabel Leverett. Th n leave tomorrow for Valparaiso, Int d where Miss Leverett will enter schot f>,E, .s,~n 3AM
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-02-06
The Mems Club of the First Meth

The Mems Club of the First Meth odist church, Eighth and Center streets, Monday night at o'clock. Prof. Junius Jordan, ot Pine BlaH, will lecture on the subject, My Neighbor. All men are welcome. No charge is made for admission.-Little Rock Gazette.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-02-06
SPECIALS.
:. Lettuce.

Lettuce, cnanjsh Onions Tomatoes, Grape Fruit, Fla tFanse"'
 Fish every Friday.
 Oysters direct from the coast ln sealed carriers three times week THE LLOYD GROCERY CO.,
 "Eyeything Cool to Eat. ruo Oh phones. New Phone, 514.5M Ia"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-02-06

Let Farrar frame your pictures. also put in your broken glass. SSo Pine Street. Old Phone s64. t2-27-1m
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-02-06

FURNISHED ROOM FOR RENI Large room, electric light, bath; within three blocks of business. Ap- ply 5l5 West Second avenue. 2-6 tt
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-02-06

After shave try Madam Waters Face Cream, for that lily white com pleyion. ''
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-02-06

The weather man says il will D" fair and colder today
 To produce that lily white com pIexlon try M'datn W&tets' fac@ Cream. Keep-T-Neat Co, steam dEeEs' cleaners and matters. SIS Main; o!d phone G57.
 -Generai Manager ". II. Bel!amy, of Altheimer, was q business visitor In Little Rock yesterday.
 Let Farrar frame your pictures. also put ip your broken glass. 3." <; Fine Street, Old Phone S64. i l2-271m
 FOR SALE~-F'ine Oak Sideboard and dining table will sell both for s25.O0. May be seen at t~-~@o&-~~W West sixth ayer,,e:---------.-------------- d>tt -,fohn $. Petty, who is employea~ln ln the car department at the Cotton Belt shops and who has been very sick fop several Mays, Is improving. He jsSat his home\at Sulphur Springs>
 The winter isn't .oxer. nor our special prices oh heaters. Now 's voHr chance to get one cheap at Cleveland Matthews IIardWare~-t'css ,.--a-..,y g.sr .srapner- fsradford, former Pine yHufllan, who is now q prosperous merchant at Oklahoma City, Okla, IS Lin the city visiting relatives and l friendss~ss....... / l "A marriage license, N cd here yesterday by Deputy County
 Clerk Alex Barrow to- Miss Roberta
 Bertrand and w. A Rogers, of Tarry
 Lincoln county.
 --~Wanted-I have purchasers fo!
 two nice ; or 6 room cottages; one
 close in, with all conveniences, other twelve or fifteen blocks out, wants l large yard. What have you? Geo. E
 Moore, room g. Hicks building, 2-6 b' 1 -Roland Reinach, former Pine
 Bluff boy who has been making his home in Little Rock for several years is in the city visiting relatives. i'
 will go to Kansas City In fe" days
 to engage in the livery business.
 Have just received another ship
 mtnt of I.isk Granite Self-Bastln:
 Isoasters. just the thns tor chickens
 turkeys -al4A--pessst- M al tkGWs Hardware Company. Y Miss w. NJ Blocker. manager 0 z the Altheimer telephone exchange
 and F.. l.. Bowe, o1 that place. wer
 among the Altheimer parties who wit s>uessed the performance of The rest at rhe-Elks Theater Thursday night. , Docs your mmr-smokc and sme bad? Perhaps it is the oil. Wh don't you insist on getting Eupion Oi On the market for forty years. W will absolutely guarantee every ga
 Ion of it. Watcrs-Pierce oil Co. : 1-22 d-tf.
 --Alt Powell as chief clerk an , J9hn Leonard as mate are the ae'
 emnloyos on the Steamer J. N. Ha' , Lin. which arrived kcre yesterda from Memphis with q goo sdized cal go. .Ht. Leonard was formerly % tie l;iley at St. Louis.
 [ -T.et the Pine Bluff Moving an , Storage Co. move and store you household goods. Up-to-date paddle
 moving vans Under exclusive ma1 , agenent of white men. We make
 speeaaity~at.. packing household goo1 ,tfor shipment. Ursee~U Union statiol Both phones 61. ~SSu- Circuit Judge \, P. Grace yeste' day appointed W. z. "> rkersley, Jol :, P. Weedon, Sr., aal s. T. Wair iu1 commissioners for Jefferson conn ! art they will meet Monday and seie l Npetjt and grand jurors for the Marc :. tcsm of the circuit cot1t'
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-27
Additional News Of Sports Events
SHORTENING DEER
SEASON ILLEGAL
District Attorney Says Action
Cutting Down Limit of
Hunting Was Invalid

OAKLAND, July 26.-District Attor
ney Donahue has advised the board of
supervisors that, contrary to the gen
eral practice throughout the state. that
body has no right to shorten the deer
killing season. He bases his opinion on
recent decision by the appellate court
in a case which originated in Sacra-
mento county.
The state game laws allow for the
killing of male deer between July Is
and November 1. but the board of
supervisors recently passed an ordi-
nance shortening the season from Aug
ust to October l.
Confession existed in the game laws
because Governor Gillett was believed
to have signed bill which had been
wrongly certified but Attorney General
U. S. Webb gave as his opinion that the
bill which was signed by the executive
under the circumstances became the
law.
The decision by the appellate court
rendered this law unconstitutional. and
the game season in Alameda county is
now fixed by the state legislature.
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-27
DEATHS

BRowN-In this city. July &c, 1909 william
]. Brown, dearly beloved son of William ID.
of Peter L.. Richard F. and Eugene L. Brown
Mrs. Albert Richards, Mrs. ]. W. Hindle,
and the late Mrs. Tessie McCann, a native
of San Jose. CAL. aged 81 years and is days.
A member of San Jose aerie No. s. F. o. f..
and San Francisco lodge No. ., Knights Royal
Arch.
Notice of funeral hereafter Remains leave
for San Jose, CAL, on lao a. m. train today
(Tuesday).
CLIFFoRD-In this city, July "a. 1900, Mrs.
Madge n,9 Clifford, dearly beloved wife Of Henry
aged 20 years and 10 months ~
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully
Invited y to attend odd the funeral today tfges
from the parlors of G. Iaccheri & Co., 1913
Stockton street between Union and Green: In
terment Cypress Lawn cemetery, by carriage
DAGGETT-In South San Francisco San Mateo
county. Cal, July 26, 1909, Mary E. Dag
gett, dearly beloved wife of D. o. Daggett,
Alice Bliss Lillian Daggett and o. X. Dag
gett, a native of Washington. Maine, aged
76 years months and % days. Clos An
geles and Marysvile papers please eopy)
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral today (Tues
day), July 27. 1909. at 1870 p. m, from
the Methodist church, South City, thence
by electric funeral car to Mount 0liyet ceme-
terry for interment
DALY-In this city, July 26. 1909. Edward, be
loved husband of Ann DAILY, loving father Of
Mrs. Henry Payton, and brother in law of
years iRed Biuff papers please copy
DAvALOS-In Camp Taylor, Cal, July %, 1909
Faustino, beloved husband Of the late Car
lota @. Davalos, and beloved father of Laura
Dayalos native of Mexico, aged Ga years
5 months and 10 days.
DETTMER-In this city, July %, 1900. John
Albert Dettmer, dearly beloved husband of
Caroline Dettmer, loving father of Adolph
Dettmer, and beloved brother of Mrs Julius
Thierbach and the late Mrs. NJ. Sehwerin.
a native of Hanover, Germany, aged 81
years months and Is days.
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral tomorrow
the funeral parlors of Theodor Dierks & Co.,
900 Devisadero street corner of McAllister.
Interment Mountain View cemetery. Oak
land. Remains at his late residence, 123
Twelfth avenue, Richmond district, until
o'clock wednesday morning.
DUFF-Passed away. in this city, July 25,
mother of Mrs. G.. A. Woodruff, Mrs. Peter
Outcalt and Miss Emma Duff
Funeral services will be held tomorrow
"wednesday morning. July 2S, 1909 at $50
o'clock at ST. Mary's cathedral, corner of
Van Ness avenue and 0'Farrell street. Inter
ment private.
Duyoisin native of Peseux, NeuchateI
Switzerland, aged 81 years
Friends and acquaintances respectfully
invited to attend the funeral today (Tues-
day1 at o'clock. from the funeral parlors
of Theodor Dierks g. Co., 300 Devisadero
street corner Of McAllister. Interment Green
lawn cemetery.
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-27
Marriage Licenses

The following marriage licenses were issued
in San Francisco Monday, July 20, 1909:
AVEDANo-DoRNBACK ACK-Ferdinando F. Ave-
dano, is, 1877 lie Roy place, and Clara NJ.
Dornback, Is, San Jose.
CHAQUETTE- E-HALEY-Albert B. Chaquette,
21, 1897 Eleventh ave-, and Mary c. Haley,
49, 1929 Lombard st.
CHISI-oLIvIERI-Luig Chisi %, 51e Green
St. and Angela 0liyieri, is, 2T1 Francisco St
COSTES- S-BELLEGARDE-Jea b. Costes. %,
615 Broadway. and Genevieye Bellegarde, 81,
1923 Pacific ave.
EATON oN-SIAiPSON-Arthur j.. Eaton. So and
Lulu A. Simpson, %, both of S33 Shrader ST.
EvERs- s-BIERLEY-Edmund C. Evers. 80. and
Ruth H. Bierley, 30 both of Sacramento.
FREED-CLARATY-John E. Freed, 81 7os
Cole St, and Cecilia l. Claraty, IS, 1902
Masonic ave.
GREALEY-coLLINs- Michael F. Grealey. s5.
Oakland, and Helen NJ. Collins, 81, San Fran,
cisco.
HURD-HULING-R Ralph E.. Hurd. 81. Green
JURASCHKA-wRIGHT = William Juraschka.
81, Mare island, and Claudine C. Wright. IS,
% street.
MAN---GRAY-George T. Kitterman.
30 Trinidad, Colo, and Pauline Gray, 81, Al
Sixth st.
-BURwELL-Eugene G. Marvin. az.
and Florence e. BurweIl, "a, both of Sacra.
mento
MELLoN-LYNCH-Tho Thomas Mellon. 81. Burlin-
game, and Margaret b. Lynch, is. 176 Lex
ington ave.
TANI-CARRARA-Iouis Montana g. sos
Greenwich ST., and Angela Carrara, 10, 1900
Twenty-ninth ave.
SULLIvAN-DU IRA GAGE--John f. Sullivan.
49, Berkeley, and Florence Du Ira Gage, 10.
2260 A st.
Rae ave, and Helen oiderman. "a, 81 Front
street.
TUvo-vERNENGO-Gi B. Tuvo o. and
Emilia yernengo, 20, both of 45s Greenwich
street.
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-27

Valencia streets.
RUDI-In Oakland, Cal. July 26. 1909. Serine,
and sister OF Ole and Olaf Rudi and Mrs.
julius Larson Of Waterford. CAL, a native OF
Norway, aged "a years 9 months and days.
RYAN-Iu Berkeley. Cal. July 25 1909. James
Christian Brothers.. a native OF Ireland,
aged % years and days.
Friends and acquaintance are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral today TUES
day.. July p. 1909. from the chapel OF ST.
Marys college, Oakland, where a requiem
mass will be held for the repose OF his
soul. commencing at a. m Interment ST.
SISTER DOMINICA DIEHI s. Fin this
city. July 70, 1909. Sister Dominica Diehl.
o. s F.. beloved daughter Of the te Henry
and Catherine Diehl, and beioY sister OF
Mrs Anna Masser and Edward Dieni OF
Little Rock. Ark, and Henry Diehl Jr. OF
San Francisco a native Of New YORK city.
Friends and acquaintanees are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral tomorrow
"wednesday. at st. JOseph's hospital chapel
Park Hill avenue and Baker street, where a
solemn requiem high mass viii be cSie-
brated for the repose Of her soul, commencing
at o'clock m Interment Holy Cross
cemetery, by carriage.
STANLEY-In this city. July % 1909. Grin
f. Stanley. a native OF Ohio aged Al years
ST. DENIS (DE)-In Guernevflle. Cal. July %.
1909. Jules E.. beloved father OF Mrs Julie
Heilbron and Edward and Robert de St.
DeR rep9s nsye s5d OK 5fRee ases %
dayJ, july q. at 1916 o'clock. from his
TO King SOlomon's hall, Fillmore street near
Sutter, where services viii be held under
the auspices OF La Parfaite Union No. II.
f. & A. NJ, commencing at 1880 sharp.
thence TO Thirteenth and Mission streets for
electric funeral car.
sTEUART-In this city. July %. 1909. Dell.
beloved wife OF Robert Steuart. a native OF
Douglas Mass, aged 30 years.
WAGNER-In this city. July %, 1909. Erness
Herbert Wagner. beloved husband OF Mary
X Wagner, and uncle OF Wesley T.. and
William II Warren Of SAN Francisco and
Mrs; W c. Johnson OF Richmond. a native
OF Zurich. Switzerland, aged 50 years and
IL months. Zurich, Switzerland. papers
please cOpy.l
Friends and acquaintanees are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral tomorrow
(Wednesf ay). at O'Clock d. m. from Ma
land crematOry.
wAGNER-In this city. July % 1900 Floyd
Wagner, a native Of California. aged >
years.
wHELAN-In San Leandro. CaL July "a 1900.
William B. Whelan. beloved son OF John and
the late Mary Whelan. a native OF San
The funeral win take place today Tues
day.. at $50 a. m. from ST. Leander's
church. Interment st. Mary's cemetery, OAK
land.
woHLER-In this city. July 26. 1909. Chris
tian Wohler, native OF Germany. aged IS
years.
WONG QUo-In the city and county hospital.
July p. 1903, Wong Quo. native OF China.
aged 30 years.
YERIAN-In South City. San Mateo county
Cal, July 20 1909, Russell Robert dearly
beloved and only Of Robert and Caroline
Yerian (nee Nessierl, and brother OF Geneva
Yerian. a native OF Santa Clara. Cal. aged
months and - DAYS
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-27
Gossip of Railwaymen

jobbers probably will appear befors
the committee and give possible VAL
liable assistance toward Strengthening
the railroad. side of the case
Barnwell, in speaking of conditions
in the southern part of the state. said
that business was prosperous and that
they were managing to get along all
right in shipping oranges out OF Los
Angeles
This traffic has grown so large in
the last two years" he said. that we
are practically shipping oranges out
or Los Angeles every day of the year,
and this is especially true of this year,
for we win ship from $500 to 3.7OO
cars out of the state this year"
f. H Torpey, who attends to the
freight interests of the Pennsylvania
line on this coast, has returned from
a much needed vacation. Torpey is
one of the hardest workers on the
coast, and is well known and well liked
by local shipping men as well as by
those IN the interior of the state.
As to just when or at what point a
travellers journey is to be considered
as begun is a question that has been
put up TO the interstate commission to
settle. 1t involves some intricate legal
points and therefore becomes a prob
lem that has provoked serious conten-
tion. 1t is asserted for some lines
that as soon as a travellers ticket has
been punched at the gateway entrance
10 the train house preparatory to
boarding train, he is actually on his
way Although he may change his
mind and not proceed farther they re-
fuse to assent to a redemption OF his
ticket. An administrative ruling by
the mi 81 fc 40
is not accepted as faal a formal hear
ing may follow. although there is no
appeal from such rulings
The total number of loaded cars re-
ceived and forwarded last week at the
Indianapolis gateway was 22,7O6,
against 22,766 in the same week last
year, and 23.6S3 in 1907. The Chicago
demurrage bureau handled 11,160 more
Icars in June than in May. which was
the second biggest month this year.
but the June increase over a year ago
was 6,029 cars less than the Nav in
crease. During the second quarter OF
1909, 79,252 more ears were handled
than during the first quarter. Monthly
comparisons since January have been
as follows:
1909. .23S. or 226.SJ7 207 4Ts 2is. .294 1so.s seq
1905. .172.399 155.214 156.629 IT5g2l 137. $50
The January total was 193.9SS cars.
or an increase Of 1899 cars. July
should make at least as good a showing
as June.
According to a document which has
been recently filed with the proper au-
thorities. the Chicago, Burlington and
Quincy has abandoned the state of Mon
tana and the inference is that it's
lines in the southern part of the state
hereafter will be conducted by the
Great Northern exclusively.
c. s. Fee, passenger traffic mana ger
of the Southern Pacific. is at Lake
Tahoe for a few days with his family.
who are summering there.