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The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1909-12-31

"A HlOIn0ICOuS CIldIISC III Tie COuIlOl
of the common stock of the United Ci-
gar Manufacturers Co., followed by
the creation of new voting trust and
several important accessions in the di-
rectorate, took place early this week.
The entire stock of the Kerbs family,
that of Mr. Charles Hirschhorn and
that of Mr.. M. H. Mack was trans
ferred to Mr.. Henry Goldman, of Gold
man, Sacks & Co., the well-known Wall
street brokerage firm; President Jacob
Wertheim, Mr.. Maurice Wertheim and
Mr.. Frederick Hirschhorn. President
Wertheim and his son materially in
creased their holdings with blocks of
the Hirschhorn and Mack stock buy
ing to the limit of their considerable
personal capital, it is understood; while
sufficient Of the Kerbs stock was held
by Mr. Goldman to protect new vot-
ing trust, the previous agreement
(which would have expired next year,,
being determined by consent of the in
terests concerned. The remainder of
the stock is being dealt in by clients of
Goldman, Sachs & Co., continental
houses who are interested in the pre-
ferred stock, taking good deal of it
up. These transactions and the opera
tions of minor buyers scared the price
on 'sthe street. Mondays opening
price on the curb was 95 and the clos
ing figures "a. The directors who have
resigned are: Mr.. Charles Hirschhorn,
formerly first president; Mr.. E. A.
Kerbs, Mr.. M. III. Mack, Mr. A. Hay
man, Mr.. Ed. L. Haas, and Mr.. Sam
uel Sterne. Their places on the board
are taken by Mr.. Maurice Wertheim,
Mr.. Paul Hirschhorn, Mr. George L..
Storm, Mr.. S. Wertheim and Mr.. j.
Schiller, son of Mr.. Walter Schiller,
who has taken over his fathers inter-
ests in the big concern. Mr.. Paul
Hirschhorn is cousin of Mr. Frederick
Hirschhorn and Mr.. S. Wertheim, the
brother of the president of the COM
pany. These changes are in line with
the desire of the majority stockholders
to strengthen the hands of President
Jacob Wertheim and to enable him to
carry out his business policy unham-
pered. It has been an open secret for
some time that Mr.. Wertheim and Mr..
Charles Hirschhorn were not of the
same mind on many important matters
and something like a mild crisis is said
to have been reached when friction oc
Cured few months ago at the New
Brunswick factory of Hirschhorn, Mack
& Co. President Wertheim has been
particularly happy in his relations with
his work people and he is said to have
been chagrinned at the way in which
the dispute was handled. Other ques-
tions were also at issue. The new re-
gime promises a continuance of the pol
lev which has been so successful in
building up the United Cigar Manufact-
urers' Co. s business to an annual out
put of close upon half billion of cigars,
which has popularized their old-estab--
lished brand from coast to coast, and
made the fortunes Of the founders and
later shrewd investors. U. S. Tobacco
Journal.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1909-12-31

The government report of the 1909
tobacco crop in Wisconsin gives the
acreage at 81, 500 acres, yield at 1180
pounds per acre, or S7,120,000 pounds
valued at So, 419, 900. In reviewing the
season the report makes the following
observations: insufficient rain during
July and the first half of August great
ly retarded growth. After the middle
of August plentiful precipitation caused
all the crop to grow rapidly except a
small percentage that was near ma
turity. Many fields in the northern
part of the district were damaged by
frost about September l, and others by
hail earlier in the season, but the part
of the crop that escaped went into the
sheds in good condition, cured with
good color and texture, and will yield a
larger percentage Of binders than last
years crop. Tobacco not damaged by
frost or hail is bringing higher price
than last year, but, on account OF low
er prices for that damaged, the aver
age, 80 cents, is less. The yield per
acre, 1880 pounds, is larger than in
1908.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-04
TODAY In
DEPARTMENTS

Staio charters Issued today follow:
Woodruff on company, of Bartles-
Vile capital s25,OOO, incorporators
Charles E Jennings, J. K. Robb and
John A. Bell Jr
Shippers Compress company. oil
MiIak0gee, capital $4,000; incorpor
ators J. w. Drake, Tecumseh; w. f.
Lindsay, Of Madll; n. B. Birge. J. NJ.
Wharton and NJ. c. Dorsett. all Of
Sherman, Texas.
Northwestern Oklahoma Loan and
Investment company, Woodward.
capital 5000; Mcorporatora Chaa.
Nelson. &. w. vickes and II. P. Bur.
lick.
Oklahoma Marble and Tile com
pany. o. Tulsa; capital $4,000: IN
corporatOrs Ray Hinion, Joseph b.
Bartlett. OF Tulsa. and Walton Ever.
man. OF Bartlesville.
Ebenger church Of the German
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calls used four pitchers and McCar.
thy was replaced In the fourth for
Boston after he had forced in two
runs on baseC n halls. IN this inning
Wagner knocked q home run with the
bases full.
Bat eries-Camnlt1. Powell, Frock.
Philippe and Gibson; Mccarthy. Mat.
tern and Smith.
Summary Two base hit, Beaumont:
three base hit. Beaumont. Sweeney
Starr; home run, Wagner: sacrifice
hits, Barbeau Leach. Smith: stolen
bases Beaumont: double plays, Alb
$ Elm tunasslsted), Barbeau. Absteln
aud Miller: bases on balls. McC3r.
thy 6. Mattern B. Camnltz 2. Phillip
pe Il struck out by Mccarthy / BY
Mattern 2, Camnltg 2, Frock 1. Phil.
ilppe l.
Umplres- Emalie and Kane
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AMERICAN league

Chicago at Philadelphia
sti Louis al New York.
Detroit At H0stan.
Cleveland At Washington.
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Sioux Clty, june 4-LLlnc0ln was
an easy winner Sioux City was I'M.
able 10 hit McCAffery In plnches
while Lincoln batted Freeman OF the
lot
Score r. H. &c.
Lincoln .s.. 200 $50 COILS 10 .
Sioux City ~. 600 ooh pO0-- 3 s
Batterles.-McC ami Sullivan f:
Freeman, Meter and Shea.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

Milwaukee a4 Toledo.
Kansas City at indianapolis.
st paul az Columbus,
Minneapolis nj Louisville.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE


Chicago e. phlladelphia
Chicago. June 4A-The Chicago Ma.
llonala raised their third successive
pennani and afterwagd defeated phlla-
delphia by the score Of 4 10 3 IN a
twelgeinnlng game The regulation
ceremonies were gone through IN
ralalng the flag President Charles
W Murphy presented Manager Frank
Chance with a check for $4,000 to
be divided equally among the mem.
bers noS with the ce1m Twenty.
one men VIII receive sass each. Lnnd.
gren, slagle, Killing and others who
We're with she team when Il won the
championship last year received no
pare OF the bonus
The game was loosely played and
passes by M0ren were instrumental
IN helping Chicago score all It's runs.
Moren forced IN the winning run with
the b7s4s full and two on' IN the
twelfth
Score. r. Il. E.
Chicago
OiO Oso 900 oOi - 10 l
Phliadelphia--
900 600 $50 O0O-3 2 1
Batteries Overall and Moran. Nor
en- and Doom.
Summary. Two base hit, Magee
sacrifice hits, Sheckard, Howard,
esenfeldt. Osborne, Dooian stolen
basea. Tinker. Grant: bases on balls
off Overall 3, off Moren Z: struck
out BY overall Q. by Moren 4
Umplres Johns one and Cusack.
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loalln Ia enid q


sn powder for swollen, tired. hot
auaf4lng feet sample sent FREE
AiHo Free Sample Of che FOOT
EAsg SANITARY C0RN.pAD, a new
lhxeutlon Address,. Allen s. Olmsted
Aa R0y. n. u
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Governor Haskell this morning
neafa adYoeszes Of the new county
ID .ile south paft Of Kiowa to be
known ae 0fTlIle. but on the advice
IL tie alsornaf general no action will
IL lakeu before the Hunter township
allhfll0n Is settled Hunter IL In the
PROPOSED new county.
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. suh ellr J. Muskonea I

Mnakqkee. Okla. June a-Webh
k.lig fell On shulta with terrific force
So lie first inning making enough
rms q sin the game. MuskOgee had
Eah On bases every inning but failed
70 eenneol With Davis IN plnches. the
oeala onlg run being on errors
Heora r. H. r.
ainakaHes 0I0 900 000--i 4
W8hh gsI.g 500 900 000.-s i0. 9
Hhtleriea ghuitz and Harrington;
Na8ia n1ld brown.
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TEXAS LEAGUE

Oklahoma City n, Galveston D
Oklahoma City, Okla June f+The
game yes erday was repetition Of
The two preceding contests The
Nets maintained their speed and dash
and the sand Grabs played the same
lame sort Of ball that they exhibited
throughout the series. Result. The
Mets won In what la known In the
:yernaeular OF turfdom as canter,
score II to o.
Score by innings.
oklahoma Clay ... 203 8I2 08a- II
Galveston ........ 600 900 GOO 0
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TEXAS LEAGUE

Waco At Oklahoma City
san Antonio at Shreveport
Houston at Fort Worth.
Galveston ut Dallas.
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Dea MOinea. June Des Molnes
defeated Omaha, ~ 10 2. ii
Dea Molnes $50 $50 Ols--i2 IA O
Omaha ..a.... OOO 40 600 2
Baderies--Lang and ElliE Hollen-
beck and Jones.
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society OF che Methodist Episcopal
church near Alya; trusteea phli
Loutbardt, Henry COrreIi. Ered H..
ner and Peter Brady, OF Insereal
and Jacob Isnger. Of Alva.
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Def ACCEPTED WITH
WITHERING SARCASM

Mr. C. D. Bee. Manager Corporation
Commission Team. Guthrie Okla
Sir; We the officials and employees
OF the School Land department hasten
10 accept your challenge 10 play ball"
as rendered BY you In yours OF June
Sfd. Ani while we are in q higher
class than you could possibly muster
out Of your department, we will, as O.
pure matter OF philanthropy, give you
an opportunity to meet US In a game
IN order 10 give you necessary stand
Ing to break into the City league com
posed Of the Banner school lsge ID.
High school, fage i2l and the Satnr.
day Evening Post bunch We accept
your challenge aud all OF lts terms
simply On account OF your magnificent
ego Ii putting up bunch OF rate
makers against really and truly pro.
leHslonala who don't work at the bus.
mess owing to the fact that we have
70 work to live
We note thai you state mo person
TO play n game except one who ap.
pears on The pay roll Of the School
Lana department" We would respect.
fully ask which one OF us you want
to play end Why limit us to but one
agains the t@enty-slx players appear.
Ing IN your challenger
We appreciate the compliment Of
placing your whole force against one
Of US, which IL about the proper ratio,
but we must. In order not to compIl.
ment any one individual IN The depart.
aenl muehs Insist on appearing With
full nine With the one agreement
10 BE- made by you ie your expert
rate aud schedule makers are not to
run III your railroad tactics on the
sc0rekeepef and the tariff as prpmul
gated bg the umpire must stick
Below | give you a list OF the names
Of employees from which the players
Will be selected. Respectfully
f. L. LANGLEY.
Mgr. School Land Team.
q. M LOzlER,
Captain.
pltohera~- Lucas. Adler, Weemg.
Catehars Chambers, Long. LozleF
lst Base Cassidy Charleville, end
Wyatt.
gnf Base Brewer Kenion.
Short 0pstegall, Blachard,
srd Base Langley Lumpkln. Hobby
Left Field Laux, Garrett Utter
back.
Center Field Humbarger. Gibbs.
Smith.
Right Field Hughey. Br0wdeg
Naarof Ouean.-Kirhv Efignqirirf
Attendan'a- Misses Powers, Kins.
err Roach, Friend. Lockwood and war.
lneg "A.
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wHERE They PLAY TODAY
WESTERN ASSOCIATION.

Guthrie at pittsburg.
Enid vt Joplin.
Webb City 1t Mnnk0see.
Springfield At Bartlesyille.
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D. H. IozIER,
Captain

cnlda that hang on weaken the
constitution and develop into con
sumption Foley'a Honey and Tar
cures persistent coughs That refuse
70 yield 10 ether treatment DO mol
experiment wilA untrled remedies as
delay may result IN your cold set
Ting On youT lungs. O. r. Renfro.
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NATIONAL LEAouE

Boston at Plttsburg.
New York az st. Louis.
Brooklyn at Cincinnati.
Philadelphia at Chicago,
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MgaTERN LEAour


WshHa at Pueblo.
Topeka Al Denver.
I.ine0la At Sioux City.
Omaha q Des Molnea
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Bafflasgllle Okla, June 4.-rhe
Boaslefs punched hits and sccsS,a two
ID the lhifd and one on errors In the
axlh ahh ahM out the topnotchers.
SCORE R.H. r.
Baftiaavlgle 00z O0l 00s--3 4
8hrlngikeia 600 900 0OO-
Bal aFlea Thomas and Vanderbilt
AfeGufy. Hal aed Brennan. Umpire ~
Lyons
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The maximum tax levy OF 10 mills
TO- city purposes provided by the
constitution includes any levy which
may be made for paving aney crosse
ings or street intersections. according
to the holdings Of the attorney gen.
erals office In an opinion to ]. II.
Cline, city attorney OF Hobart.
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At the collIlIon.

At the LollI|IoH.
EIe--aIlss Passay you would great.
~ oblige me by not calling me Mr..
Smut
She tvsry coylyl--But have
known y0u such \ short time--er--
Brnest. dear!
He tcoldlYl You misunderstood
me merely wish you 10 call me
by my correct name X Is Smool,
not Smut
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DlscussIng School Plans.
The board Of regents fog iha atasa
normal schools Is In sessi0n this
afternoon In the office OF Gtaie So.
perlntendent ". D. Cameron for &alg
purpose Of adopting plans for tho
Southeastern Normal school. At Du.
rant, and the Eastern Central Nor.
mai school at Ada.
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KpIn A Washington
Washington, June A., Washington.
Cleveland game postponed; rain
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Shreveport, La. June 49, Yester.
days double header was divides, the
iocals winning the first and Houston
the second G. X. Smith was hit IN
the head by a pitched ball and rem
dered unconscious.
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8 count
THEM--3
IN 4 ROW
RnIuygNATRD SENATORS
PUT THE KIBoSH SIGN
ON plTTsBURGs
auslnIa q PIssaburu !

RsssabusR, Kan. June i--ln q game
where hGa we're frequent but well
scattered Guthrie aefeaiea Phiaburg
eafeFaas
ore R.H. y.
uhthr 0l0 600 0Oi-2 40 2
nllishufa n0i 900 O0Oi 6 o
palteglph Lancaster and Clifton;
llh sha Kelley
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chItano }. phIIadelphIa 8

Philadelphia. June l--Chicago de.
leated phlladeiphla by 10 In one
Of the poorest games Witnessed here
this season. The home team used six.
teen players. including five pitchers,
whiis Chicago used thirteen men
Score n. II. T..
philalelphfia 80, s.. liz '6f6 iibteaS ii 4
Chicago 4..s, 700 0aO 32O~-9 4 I
AattefIes-C Coombs. Krausd, vlckera,
Plant DsaeFt. and Thomas aud Liy-
lnsatone Scot lTIene, Smith end
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= q = NATURES
800. TONIC

The very great majority q persons need tonic n the Spring Or early
this
physical machinery disturbed The general bodily weakness tired
feeling hck dgon feeling
blood build
s. s.
will certainly the
depleted could successfully throw on disease
debliang ideal Il .
composition herbs which
science and experience have best fitted for the human
contains minerals kind and therefore perfectly safe
ior persons age So tones the stomach and digestion M
the that tired feeling strength
e part q the body i puhes and enres che blood stimulates
the axcretng
Btnsined n
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.. ATLANTA ca
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In the World of Sports. j
M#~~~~mmm m@mm&@#@M@ M@mM##s' i

Payne a@d Sullivan
SumulAiyv Two baBe his. Barry;
three base hits, Davis. Isbel, Smith
home mn. Murphy: sacrifice hits
Ganley. Hartzel, Baker. white, Payne
2: stolen bases, Davis, Tannehiil
Hahn. lsbell; double plays, smith ta
purtell to Az; bases on balls off
Co0mbs 3, Scot 8. Fiene I Krause 1,
Plank 1 struck out. by Coomba /,
Scott !, Smith 2. Dygem /.
Umplres- sheridan and Egan
New York ?. ST. Louis 6
New York, June A--By an eighth.
inning rally today, In which three
runs were scored, New York defeat.
ed 81. Louis z 70 6.
Score: n. II. H.
So Louis .,. 600 OH 030--5 8 3
New York N. 600 ono 83s-7 o
Bat eries-W Waddell, Petty and steph
ems; Brockett, WarhoD and Klesauw
and Blair.
summary: Two base hits. LaPorte,
Jones: home run. Ferris. sacrifice
hits, LaPorte. Chase, Austin; double
play, McAleese to Jones; struck out
by Broekett q Waddell 2. Warhop / !;
bases on balls. Brocketi Waddel q,
Warhop ,, Pel'y Q.
Umplres-- Perrlne and EvanG.
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Cincinnati. June Mcintyre be.
ean to weaken 10 the fifth inning
when he HI. ONE msn and was found
for a double, In the sixth inning he
oft two men which With two doubles
and a single. gave the locals four
more huns. Fromme pitched good
ball for Cinclnnai. striking out ten
Brooklva batsmen
score II. II. E.
Cincinnati . 900 Ol4 Ote~~G 3
Brooklyn . 100 600 0le-2 6 Q
Batteries Fromme and Mclean
Mcintyre. Rucker and Bergen.
Summary: Two base nit Miller
Mitchell, Mclean, Dowuey; stolen
base. Mitchell; sacrifice hits, Egan
Oakea, Rustus: double plays, MeEl-
seen 10 Hnmmel, Bergen 10 Lennoxi
base on bglls. of Fromme 2, cff Me
intyfe ;. off Rucker struck ou. By
Fnomme 10. Mcintyre 2: hil BY pitch
er. by Mcintyre; Wild pitch FFomms
|1
aIlmpIres Klein. and O'llAs .,.,,,,, ~.
pAiaburu aTA6asoA q f'is
pilthbarg, June 4-rpitlybnrg de-
leated Bbs on. . 10 3. aeser having 3
score Of to L aGainnt them The 70
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/ Forf Worth, Tex, June d-~YeaEeT'
eay's game was called At . O'Clock In
order for the visitors 10 catch a train
Score: r. II. E
Fort Worth M 100 004 00O-~6 s
san Antonio ~ 002 00i Oils IS
Batteries Burk and Wlch: Winch
sl and Alexander.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE



Boagoa. June -Detfolt's hits we're
more timely than Boaton'n and the
visitors won, 6 70 3.
Score. r. H, e.
Detroit s. 600 0O2 1925 II
noEson ...... 00i 100 O0i--a 3 3
nalleFIea- Willett and Schmidt:
Steele. cicotte and Donahue.
Summary Two, base hits, Hooper
Schmidt; three base bit, Hadden:
home run, Crawford sacrifice hit.
Lord stolen bases, Lord 2. Niles MOS
laFlly Thoney 3. Wagner, Cobb: dou'
bic playa, Lord to Wolter. Thoney "a
Niles to Lord TO Wagner; bases on
balls. off Steele 2, of Willeit 3, OH
Cleotte |. struck out. by Steele 3. by
Willelt 2 Wild pitch. Wlllett.
umplres-Kerln and OLoughlin.
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WESTERN LEAGUE


DENVER 70, Topeka 8
Denver, June 4-Denver slaughter.
ed three Topeka pitchers. winning By
a score Of 10 TO s. Eleven Denver bat.
ters faced McCllntock and Bsrnum
In the third ihnlng. when five bases
on balls three hits and a most dis
actrous error netted eight runs.
Score: r. II. II.
Denver ..... O2S iOs 0Ot--l3 10 1
Topeka ~ OlO 0O3 OlO-- 9 4
Batteries Adams ard FIallman
Hendricks, Mcclntock, Barnum and
Kefns.
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Pueblo, June 4--pueblo could not
hit shaner and Wichita made Il three
straights by score Of 4 to1.
Score n. II. f..
Wichita ..s. 000 OlO 2Oi--4 ii 2
Pueblo ...... 100 600 0OO--l
Batteries Shaner and Weaver;
Hatch and Mite
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Do you need q Refrigerator II
10 the Alaska Is the best and most
economical 81 Hlrschrs.
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agIII Addraan eraIn pealefI

Chairman Jack Love, Of the Cor
.oratlon commission. left lest even
81 for Mineral Wells, Texas, to at
Hnd the Texas grain dealers con.
venll0n. Chairman Love u ached-
guIed to deliver an address At the
meeting
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Dallas, Tex. June i--Indifferen
fielding was responsible FOR the 10
Gals defeat
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Fort Worth 5. san Antohlo )

EE7TEE7 II = TTT77T " ''TTT7T7ET-T III ?
slow: Cooper and White.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-06-15
Picnic at Petty's Lake.

Mr. and Mrs. w. II. Slaughter and party spent an enjoyable time at Petty's Lake Saturday. They caught many fish, and enjoyed a delightful spread at noon. The party was con- posed of Mrs. Curlin afd children. Mrs. Hurd and baby and Miss PhiIo- mena Lucke; Masters Charlie and Macy Slaughter. Henry Shinall and Charles Borecky.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-06-15
Oanlol oConnelL

Alter . dinner at Lord DunSarvan'A 1Ady Morgan writes in her diary, met the redoubtable Dan O'Counell. Dan is not brilliant In private life, not even agreeable He Is mild, silent, un. assuming, apparently absorbed and an utter stranger to the give and take charm Of good society. I said 70 to Lord Clanricarde, who replied: If you knew how found him this morning! His hail. the very steps of his door, crowded with his clientele. Hs had a word or written order for each, then hurried o6 to the law courts, thence to tho Improvement society md was the guest hero today. Two hours befers he was making that clever but violent speech to MT. Ia Touchs, and now no wonder that he looks like n exttncs vsoeanAs
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-06-15
' ' ' = = = SOCIETY.
 . < = = = =
rhe crystal Club.

The Cry>tai ''u'.
 urs C. H. Triplett, Jr., pleasantly entertained the Crystal Club at her home on West Fourth avenue yester- dav afternoon. Bridge was the game, ,,.n A, Peck winning first prize, nair of silk hose.
 After the many games, dainty lunch was served.
 Mrs w. o. Taggart vii entertain tbp Club at it's next meeting.
 Those present were: Mesdames Finn Butt, W. o. TaSgart, w. H. Iangford. C. s. Williamson, w. A. raygart Jules Borresen. Robert Trimble. F. 4. Peck. Oliver Gal breath and Miss Nell Hearne, of AL kbermarle N. C.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-06-15
,r the boys by Dolphie Kastor.

TOT the DoyS by DoIphle kaStor.
 Miss Ethel Schloss rendered a vo- cal solo, which received merited round of applause. and Dot" Kastor rendered several good instrumental and solo numbers.
 dellclous luncheon was served. and when the guests, left for their homes, they voted it most enjoyable affair
 Those present were: Messrs. Ju- lian Waternlon, Alvin Strauss. How ard Strauss, Dolphie Kastor and Sol kiarberS: Misses Ketta Lazarus, Hen nie Joseph. Dora Waterman and Rer- nice Thalheimer.
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kcFaddcn.(arringtOn.

The many friends Of Lux McFadden will he interested to learn that he was married to Mrs. C. A. Caring +on in Memphis on last Thursday This marriage came as all agreeable s,rnrise to his friends here Mr Me- Fadden is nephew of Mrs. R. II. McFadden. of this city.
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DO. D. Chapter.

The David o. Dodd Chapter of the United Daughters of the Confectionery will meet at the parlors of the Y. NJ. C. X. this afternoon. An interesting program will he rendered. and a large attendance is desired.