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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-09-30
BAD ALT HUNTER
 IS IDENTIFIED Oklahoma Deputy Arrives From Oklhoma City and Sees Him at the
 County Jail.
LOCAL MEN GET MONEY
Governor Donaghey Will Honor Re- qui>ition-Fourehc Wan Also
 Knows Hunter.

Deputy Sheriff N l.. Sanders, of Oklahoma City, Ok. arrived in Pine Bluff last night and positively identi- fled Ali Hunter as the negro who shot and killed Sheriff George NJ Garrison and badly wounded Sanders himself while they, with other officers, were trying to arrest him at Hitch cock, Blaine county, Oklahoma, on June j, 1908. He wired Sheriff H. D. Garrisan at Oklahoma City that Con- stable Angus F. McEeill, of Redfield this county, and Deputy Sheriff w l.. Goodwin. aided by Patrolman Lem Reidinger and James Hargrove had caught the',right man, when they jail- ed Hunter Monday night in this city. after a desperate fight at Third ave- nue and State street, and during which Hunter tried to add another dead man to his long list of murders.
 Acquisition papers have been for warded to Sanders here and it is be- 1eved that Governor George W. Don aghey will honor them, regardless of the, reports that he would refuse to do so because of the recent refusal of Governor Haskell, of Oklahoma. to honor acquisitions sent from this state for criminals held in his state.
 Sanders stated last night that q $3,S00 reward would be paid McNeill and Goodwin by the State of Oklabo- ma and citizens of Oklahoma City. After his arrival here he went to the county jail, accompanied bv Me Neill, Goodwin and Sheriff Philpot The latter, fearing that Sanders. who was badly wounded by Hunter but re- covered, might not control his feel lngs, disarmed the Oklahoma officer before he was permitted to see tha prisoner. AS soon as he looked at Hunter he said Hello, nigger." and Hunter extended his hand and replied 'Howdy, Mr. Sanders. Boss. you is the best friend I ever had in Okla homa. They talked awhile and San ders then hurriedly went to the Wes- tern Union office, where he sent a message home.
 AL the county jail at the same time was W. II, Womble, of Fouche. Ark. who also identified Hunter and de clared that he shot and killed q wbita man named Mclaughlin at Foucha several months ago. The negro also o"a''eo With Mr. Womble. by whom lie was once employed Mir. WombIe came here to make sure that Hunter was the right man. He is not an off, Ger or the law, but says he merely came here through e"-;yyr RYrrr
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-09-30

PittsbGre, Sept. 29. NJ \ tests .lG.9 that il is possible 10 make s0aaF and paper from corn equal to that made from the Southern canr and tae best grades of book printing paper are be- ing produced at one-half the present cost. The results are said to Jo rev- oIutioHarE and mean in The near fa- tnre large part of $25o. .aao, oo4, now paid out &earll-in hte United States for foreign sugar and paper stuff will be kept at home Following the final test il is intended to establish fully equipped factories taroueha0t the corn belt
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-09-30
ALDERMAN MEYER
 IS BEARDLESS

Aderman Gabe Never. who has worn a Ssatee for tifty-two years. yesterday parted with the luNuriant growth and
 IS now beardless City Dad" AL derman Meyer says he is younger to-
 day than he was fifty years ago and
 he believes that his appearancesf (should he in keeping with his fsel-
 mgs The cotton buyer frie,ds of
 the>loeal police commissioner say
 that tlTe~~Allern..,.,s-@ hands are lone
 some since he barber cut them of.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-09-30
PINE BLUFF, A1DANsAs T RsDY MORNING, 1908,

eroild of this county, has been named
 m the Fourth district, Secretary J ;.
 l.. Caldwell, of the Pine Bluff Board
 o' Trade, went to the office of Judge
 ""4Ld in the court house and discuss
 U" IhItlal plans through which this f!l} hopes to secure one of the four
 dSFlcaltural schools, that are to be distributed over the state by the new boards. When the joint conference is heIG 8etWeen Governor Donaghey and tue Eari0Hs boards within the next 5"eHt5 daEs Jefferson county will have the matter we'll in hand and it is ex- Pecled that. vigorous fight will be l}aae aE the citizens of this city to secure 0ne of the schools. The State Legislature appropriated $160,O00 for the tour schools, but many towns and cities over the State are raising bo- AuseS and adding free sites as induce lHehta to locate the agricultural schools at the respective points. Pine Blum will bid for one of them and the advantages offered such an institu- ton in this county far exceed those of any other locality in this State Judge Gould will not discuss the mat ter at this time. it being his intention to thoroughly investigate the schools, their facilities and other details of the work left to the boards In the mean tune Secretary Caldwell. of the Board of Trade. will work with a view to securing one of the agricultural schools
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-09-30
Savings Bank and

@ iL ,e's Savings Bank and Trust Co. pay interest on time deposits and saving accounts. Special attention given to sale of all kinds of Real Rs. tate. Let us list any property you
 may h"Se TOT sale. 9-29-d1mo
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-09-30

Mrs. Junius Jordan has returned from Hot Springs. where she spent a vacation of six weeks. She is much improved in health.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-09-30
PINE BLUFF MAY
 GET ONE OF THEM
hany Io"ns and Cities After Apr;. cultural Schools But all But Four VIII be Disappointed.

ieu'ateiy upon learning that noysrhor Donaghey had named the lour asricultural school boards yes teraay' and that County Judge James
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-09-30
X large residence for rent

in fashionable neighhorhood on West Fifth. In first class condition.
 Cotton Belt Savings < Trust Go.
 S-s4dSt.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-09-30

The largest and most com plese p nne of Steel Ranges 3 and Cook Stoves ever shown nere arc to be seen at our 1netail Store. Fox Bros. Hdwr. Co. sS'
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-09-30
l1|| You are Married. Ie Sure You Have a 1k Account.

1spp'ness aud cvstentnent tha, eolles only through . certainty of the .v. tsre. Is the healthy, permanent Kind.
 \ savings account starts you on that eosd today. No man can be his best self when cramped by poverty. We will pa, yss 1 Der cent intessst on tAs noaey 70, sst is osr cousai savings department esd compound the~intsesst every s,x months. l Pine Bluff Trust Co. s D. Corner Main and BASraQue Str.
 Pine Blsf&. Afk.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-09-30

Mrs. Calvin Vaile, of Patoka. H.. will arrive in the city tomorraw and be the guest of her son, E. l.. Vaile and wife, for a few weeks.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-09-30
The Big Shows Are Here.

At the Elks Theatre for Thursday. Friday and Saturday of this week, Manager Wilhoit promises some real vaudeville, some that is refined, en- tertainlng and strictly up-to-late. In the Musical Fiends, real musical act, no make believe about it, are some real performers playing all kinds and classes of music. In ad- dltlon to this is te be offered high class novelty acts.
 At the Theatorium are the Sanders,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-09-30
FOR UlmRELLA FUINa

| Caicksburg. the umbrella man. Second and walnut. opposite tels- pdone office. 7t37-1mo
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-09-30

appeared. A letter from paraooul
 states that the Elks of that citv hay
 received more than five hundred in
 qulrles relative to Adams and if i
 stated that his fraudulent metbod
 were recorded in many cities through
 out the Southwest.
 Adams came here and represented
 himself to be at the head of the ad. fms Lumber Company of Pittshur, lN.hsas. He mingled with prominen, and Tn few days cashed num. or drafts, drawn on the National
 ahk or Commerce of Pittsburg. Kan. 'sas' Among his victims were inc Ed Levine Company and Mitchell Se,;g- fiilah, prominent architect who drev the plans for the seven story ho,,. and office building here. When tha ui"its were returned, unpaid, inoui- Iles were made at Paragould wbero many similar complaints had hoon nlaoe regarding Adams. The Para gould Elks set about to capture him lhev are said to have employed :, FihRerton detective, who followed Ad- ans through Arkansas, Tennassoa ,ieSas and Kentucky and finally of lected ms capture at Bristol todav Agaans 4gLla lssa stylish dresser, a fine com sefsatiohallst and handsome man Sse' made. such a clever impression aare that his acquaintances wo,la noe believe the charges when they were hled against him, sheritf Phil pot will send an officer for ad. night.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-09-30
DOING WONDERS
 WITH CRUDE CORN

Nugar and Paper Being Made au4 Manufactured From if in Pitf~bur- Big Factories to be Established Over the Country
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-09-30

Mrs A. ". Mitchell is visiting Mrs J. F. Quattlebaum. at sherrill
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-09-30

kers, combination of perfor- bat come we'll recommended
 F big circuits, featuring The km Missouri and The Texas |t closing with The Mischiey-
 rants. a show that has played the country for 35c and 5Oc on. The usual prices will pre- ne usual number of pictures
 house.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-09-30
CRITICAL DRESSERS
 ALWAYS ORDER EAxLY

We are showing the new Fall and Winter shades h blues and srays.
 DINHNK1AMnR, TIE TAuOR. lie West secon1 avenue. over R. A Thomrssn q Son.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-09-30

BraSs and Iron Csstings Machine Repairing. Stock Standard Goods and Ca Carried In Stock all the Locomotives, Engines aad CTS Repaired.
 Agents for Fairbanks-, Gasoline Engines, pumps, ors. etc.
 Lsng Distance TelepAo
 Day. 47s; Night. eS4.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-09-30
FOR QUICK TRANSFORMATION
CITY HACK LINE. SD Fest Rarranuc S4

Open day and night. and reiiaele> Special attention to train calls. Caa phone Ss4. Now phone 1os, Noses O6ord, proprietor. Pine Biut, Ark
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-09-30

Tankersley has returned
 zip North on the Cotton Belt ferest of the Home Insurance
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-09-30

widow never regrets what her lsband has paid for life insurance. Q can write you the policy best lted to your needs, one unsurpassed
 the Travellers Cotton Belt Say gs & Trust Co. 9-29 d6t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-09-30

CIh III gOOu standlnS and with bea
 tlful Elk button and card. showil 4 Y hlm to be paid up to October 1, husban worked himself into the good gracNe ca oi many Pine Bluffians, securing v;uited rlous sums of money, clothing frop the stores conducted by Elks and then ,liags &
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-09-30

va, and VIII be brought back to Pther facilities anf Bluf for trial Adams is said work left to the bt have been expelled from the Patime Secretary Ca gould lodge some months ago, of Trade will WI when he visited this city a few weesecuring one 0 ago he represented himself to be schools
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1909-09-25

he digg,a1 II we'll or cistern near by The
roman who spends four hours each week doing
vasbirz ~ hand that could be done in two
hours with Washing machine wastes enough la
nor in one year go more than pay for a machine
that will last ton years. Is IT any wonder that
,ho women ~ our farms are over-vorked and are
ret unable Is keep he farm home as It should
no kept. or IN aad time for the recreation ana
.e,f-cpltnre 10 oh.oh every woman IL entitled,
To work-to perform honest. healthtul and
productive labor is the highest privilege which
arv Of rs enjoy. bat TO DO work which rs urneces-
sarv and aafrutal and To b. compelled 10 do
.ncb work dsy after day and year after year. ia
doom which Dante might we'll have added 70
ne horrors % his Inferno II we appreciated tho
,alue o. The time which ia ours and the dignity OF
labor which accomplishe~ the end which It seeks
4, other words u appreciated tho difference be-
txeen Intelligent AMI unsntelliRent labor.
would bend every effort 10 the changing ot these
conditions aa4 10 the directing Of erorta
along more rational aa4 more productive lines
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1909-09-25

l." He CHICAGO Inter-Ocean announces that
lA~l many Congressman have been converted to
49, the ship subsidy idea after seeing a num-
Der Of ships In the San Francisco harbor idle for
lack Of profitable trade This Ia another striking
illustration OF the vicious extent TO which We
have gone with the doctrine Of having the Gov
eminent make profits for commercial industries
oy 1rt!acial means whenever they cannot be earn
81 by natural means This means in effect that
the farmers and all other classes who in their
business compete with all the world must be tax
% and robbed OF their hard-earned money in or
der TO support an industry that does wish to
face competition. but demands special favors and
support from the Government. II ia high time
Indeed. FOR Republican farmers everywhere to get
behind Senator's Cummins. Dolliyer. LaFolette.
and others. who have resolved hat there shall b.
an end 90 further taxing Of the farmers for the
benefit ~ tho commercial CLASSES. For long
fim" 4 has been said We want a certain line
81 manufacturing. therefore. ALL Tx all thu
people OF the country enough 30 make this line
of mans featuring profitable support ~. whether
or NOT the men nj ia head put industry skill and
Intelligence enough into 1t In make 1t stand ts
feet in fair aght with It's competitors" Now r.
IA proposed IN follow the same course with ship
1tug trade Fortunately. however. there are indl-
cations all over tho country and In all political
parties ~ growing revolt against the whole vci-
ouH eTstem Of special privilege by which the agri-
cultural classes hare hesn robbed and the COM
c"rrlal classes enriched II the present policy is
20 so on. the farmer may veil say: ~ Is destra-
bic for ~ - grow alfalfa my farm t'ufor-
tanaieir. caano, get stand and cannot make II
pay. demand. therefore. that the Government
<tYe re a bounty large enough 10 make my n-onts
gcr acre equal those OF alfalfa growers N more
favored sections" Tho true policy however il
not FOR the fArnera - the south fall into this
attitude. but 20 insist rather upon reforms which
will put the Govern ruent hack upon he IDEALS OF
the fathers Uho declared FOR equal rights TO all
fawuws q
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1909-09-25
The Cook -Peary Dispute

- DOESN'T matter much whether Cook or
nm Pcary discovered the North pole and there
- i8 no uHe of our taxing up space 20 discuss
q, I. fact. il doesn't matter much whether any
lofty has discovered IT, It Is "A triumph Of per
s"y"rauc" ard endurance. but there are probably
'"n fhuuaand WAYS i'm which the same effort could
have hr~n better applied TO human service
~ fnr the talk Of comparing Cook Peary
otth columbus. This is almost too ridiculous FOR
comment columbus discovered a New World
= home for millions and milona OF human be-
ings. re-madt the commerce 81 the planet. and
hanged ia some measure the lives ~ every civil
lE"d man who has lived since or wlu ever live on
earth cook or Pear> or both-haye simply dis
covered an icr-held where not even a polar bear
can lv" We honor them for their persistence
but IL is we'll 10 keep our perspective
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1909-09-25

self with the Payne Aldrich element in its up
ward revision of the tariff and has rebuked the
Western Republican insurgents who stood out to
the last for something better. II il significant
That Tafts mention of Roosevelts name called
iorfh more applause than anything else in his
speech. and IL is not unlikely that the nebulous
Western mo'ement for another term Of Roosevelt
"III gain force froHl Mr. Tafts action in seeming
10 ally himself with the Eastern corporation ele-
ment Of the party
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1909-09-25

-uF MAKING OF home IL great big
NJ ....t,t1~ ,8 &C ~.als7. .h.t MANY
- - . -. -.
touched on 10 ms Fa5'" s""'" 7F'e'@' 0"N =
he same aue. we feel that iheT" may 30 found
sorethsng helpful 10 almoat every reader.
=, - e -,t, ~. - v..~.t ,~.s~ln -, aturr,nn
:" @'1.' "' >"e ''"N''"' ''s '
to~aTa m@AaAE n" ho@a"*""p4"s easier A"A "'0''
satisfying The help Bctence Offers n" farm 40
-an ard the relief wh4rh aho may obtain in her
- -. . - tufn ,htrvu IA, ma. ~
, ,.,-
"s"@ @@s'''~'f ~'"A' ''#'' '@' A''''
tAe o1t-"1 dat" feather o"a n@o4'a ." matter" -
aarrfal study Ia ev~ry house keeper Along tho
sans practlca! lines are ssncwrv.n HINTS on page
: NJ The Three rhlnxa so Farm Home Caa %
g#hou,~ on page ! I surely ihcme tArco thiagn-
. rnews ~ang~ = good aeatnx machine aad a good
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1909-09-25
Mino- Items of Interest.

~7 GSHOp SETH WARD. OF Texas. elected
PE<1 Bishop OF the VI. f. Church. south three
~ years ago. died in Japan Monday while on
ii tour Of inspection OF Methodist missions in that
country fIe was 80 years Old
\ serious Wind and rain storm swept along the
Mississippi. Alabama, and Louisiana Gulf Coast
and north ward early this week. doing serious
damage AT a considerable number OF places Sey-
~ral lives were Lost ana there great injury
10 shipping. teeP ra0n aad telephone lines. build
inEA and crops
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1909-09-25
A Thought FIR the Week.

TTrE SOME GOOD plctur"-tn nature. = o"'-
kN stI~ or on cAnvns--hear pas" ~ ne
- besf music Or read a great poem every
day. You aIu always mad a free half hour Tor
cue or thr other. and at the end % the year your
nina ~lh ~h.n~ with such an accumulation 81
e"els as aH a~'onlrh even Yourself Lonsf"I
low
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1909-09-25
The Ship Subsidy Steal Once More

IL CHICAGO Inter-Ocean announces that
many Congressman have been converted to
the ship subsidy Idea after seeing n num-
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-07-06

Mayor George Parsons celebrated
the Fourth lasf night at his home
The Maenoliasa with a magnificent
display Of fireworks
fireworks Of all dos riHti1us
were lighted which made a most
beautiful sight. The fireworks used
CAME direct frcm Paine's in New
York
In the yard under one Of the mag,
nolia trees was q large punch bowl
Of delicious irappe which was mg ST
refreshing. After he display OF dre
works the guests seated themselves
on the yeranda and were served pea
nuts and popcorn. During the cyea
ing delightful music was rendered b.
an orchestra Of five pieces.
The guests wera: Mrs and Mrs
W. II. Sutherland, Mr. aad Mrs W.
N. Hurt. Mir. and Mrs Paul Zee Mr.
and Mrs C. :. Borque, Mt and Mrs
H. Roy Hurt. Mrs. Lawson Mrs. W
i. Holt, Mrs Alusa Woodward
Misses GoIdia Kate and Jessie Davis
Met Davis OF Marion Emma Wood
ward. Ruth Hurt Enma Carey
Alice and Ada Walker Rata Cohn
Nessrs. \. B. Dee. And Davis Guy
Dillow. Gilbert Casey. Roy Pairl
Roy Dawson. Kenneth Weag r. Cess
Vein and Lee May.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-07-06
PLEDGED the Whole Vote.

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The Cairo bulletin., 1909-07-06
PERSONAL MENTION.

L. p. Parker of Memphis IS In the
city on business.
I'll Allen returned Yesterday from
a weeks visit in Pa1ucah.
Miss Z. smith leaves today FIR Chi
.eago 20 spend her vacation.
Mrs. Aana Vincent has returned
from q brief visit IN St Louis.
D. !. Foley Of East ST. Louis Is
spending q few days in Cairo.
John Ghol-on, of Barlow Ky. was
lin Cairo yesterday on business
Mr.. Frank Howe of Biars. ri S..
is 10 the city for several weeks visit
SADLY Eng1il returned yesterIa'
| Iron a business trip to St Louis al
Chicago.
Walter Preetorius returned ycster
day from a visit with his par Fonts j.
IJoppa. ll.
R. l.. Finney returned yes orda
from Mayheld. Ky, where be attend
cd the races.
| Miss josephine Casey has retrr1e
from Union City whore she has bee
visiting friends.
| Henry Decker who IS soiouu.nr q
| Galveston. Texas. was taken sulieI
| ly I'll yesterday.
Joseph p. Wcnger who has p
here fer a few DAYS visit left las
night Tor S. Louis.
Misses Ruth Mcneil anil Haz0
Stubbs viii return this morning frci
a visit il Paducah
Miss Mel Hall has returned fro
!. q visit with her sister Mrs. c.
i Buchanan Of villa Ridge.
Mrs. Chas. Boone and son Roy
7 525 Thirty-seeond street have I
turned from months visit with h
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-07-06
COUNCIL BLUFFS IS
FLOODED BY RAINS;
HUNT FOR VICTIMS

CouGcil Bls0- a., July 5.-The
worst docd f. TIE history of ibis city
occurred tonieht waeu several inches
az water fell within a few hours. Tie
entire city from Sixteenth sire
west was under from two.to four feet
LOT water an miluieLt.
The police rescued threa men from
drowning on Lover Maia street. an
after the storm began a systematic
search fer other yictlHs.
About 5000 Omaha Fourth cd J1ly
celebrations who had been to Lake
Alanawa. th,,e miles south of th S
city were n.arooucd at the Darlington
depot uHHl alter mi might waon they
sgccoedej 10 securing a train 10 take
them 10 the Omaha side I'll the river.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-07-06

parents Mr.. and Mrs. NcGee of May
a.ld. X
Dr. :. q. Cary and daughter and
Inr Hfahsfts have returned from a
visit iu Union Cirv. Tenn.
Miss Minnie KIee who has be n
Visiting relatives here lat last NIGHT
for her home in 81 Jan.s
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The Cairo bulletin., 1909-07-06

The dsht on July 18th ferrel to in
Yesterdays Bulletin. ok place at
Farnlaker's place southwest corner
OF Sixth AMI Commercial Two no
eroes and Farnbaker himself were
in it, the latter receiving bad cut
in the face. one of'the negroes
broke bottle over another head ami
cut him so severely that he had to 90
To the hospital There has been
more or less complaint about Farm
bakers place for some time past. be-
cause Of offensive scenes in and about
the p-n1n.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-07-06
SeItEvident.

Mrs. DnrcaS- What induced your
club to so on record as to the injur-
ions effect of rocking on babies?
Mrs. Gad8bou, One OF the mem-
bers pointed ont that we wouldn't he
able to attend the club meetings il
VIC had to stay home to rock the
h4bfps
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-07-06
OLD BASEBALL MAN DIES.

Denver. Colo, July Prank C..
Selae. for twelve years manager ol
the Boston National League Baseba
club and late MANAGER Of the Chicago
Nationals, died here tonight at The
Elks Home for consrmptives.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-07-06
His One Regret.

Passenger (as the ship is sinklng)-
Captain. is there no hope no hope
whatever?
Captain None at all, my man; no
hope at all.
Passenger Confound the luckl And
I wouldn't eat any cucumhers for
Dime. because ! was afraid of indi-
gestion''
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-07-06
He Did Not SaN

For downright deyilishness, says a
New England deacon. gossiping won.
en- beats EN- all, What did the dea-
con do?-Houston Chronicle.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-07-06

Bride Dearest, Towser has eaten
the supper / cooked for you with my
own hands
Hubby Never mind, sweekeart, III
get YOU another dog.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-07-06

The Webster Hotel corner Thirty
fourth and Commercial avenue VIII
serve Sunday dinners. adults SOC
Children under y years 25c.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-07-06

For Lease-New wholesale building,
in jobbing center-1 block from cen
ter retail district. NJ ]. HoYley, Agt.