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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-05-02
Sewing Circle.

The Sewine ..rcle was delightfully."- entertained Sa:ufday afternoon by Miss Gertrude Murphy, at the home of her sister, Mrs. Harvie Hogg, on Pine street. Only simple decorations were employed. Before their depart ure the guests were served with de- licious refreshments. Those present were Misses Leyl Cross, Allie Banks, Evan Goree, Ruth Cutler, Bettie Sal lee and Gertrude Murphy.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-05-02
The Qui Tive Club.

Mrs. R. T. Benton will entertain the Qui Vive Club Thursday afternoon On Friday afternoon Mrs. Benton will be the hostess for the Matinee Club.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-05-02
\ Birthday Party.

Mrs. c. H. Triplett entertained ! number of her friends Saturday af- ternoon. at her home on West Fourth avenue, complimentary to Mildred Perdue who was celebrating her Sth anniversary. Many games were en- loved by the merry young guests dur
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-05-02
Ladies Hospital Association.

The Ladies Hospital and Renevo- lent Association will meet Tuesday afternoon at 3 o'clock with Mrs D. D. Atwood. at her home. No. 1915 West Fifth.
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The WiSteria Club.

Tbe Wisteria Club was most pleas antly entertained Friday afternoon by Mrs. Richard Barnett, at her home on West Second avenue. Many varieties of beautiful roses served to add to the beauty of the home. Mrs. billiard Saunders succeeded in making the highest score and was awarded a handsome piece oi cut glass. At a seasonable hour tempting refresh
 ments were scs'v :, Only club mem bers were prf ssi Mrs. W. F. Col Her will entel! ii, the club Gaxt week.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-05-02
Maids and MatrOu>,

Miss Blanche Fox will entertain the Merry Maids and Matrons next Wed nesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. R. I. Benton. on East Twelfth aye nue
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-05-02
Ladies Temple Society.

The Ladies Temple Society will hold their monthly meeting Monday afternoon at the Temple.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-05-02
 Rosebud Club.

The Rosebud Club will be enter laned next Saturday afternoon by Miss Cornelia Walker. at the home of Mrs. J. r. Sennett. on West Second avenue.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-05-02
Little Miss Collier Hostess.

Invitations in the form of postcards have been received by a number of young girls in this city to a party which is to be given by Miss Cath Teen Collier, daughter of MT. and Mrs T. J. Collier, of Altheimer. The guests are invited to spend the day there.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-05-02
Is Your Private List of RESPONSIBILITIES" TOO LARGE?

Perhaps some things have becn placed upon your Per sonal Catalogue of ImpoSsibities which place therc
 Go bra,cy to work to discred your listo prove thu lot of your .mpossibc- things possible and feasible and you will find your whole scheme of life rcadjustcl. You will find, also, that personal business cess, WITH THE MEANS AND RESOURCES AT HAND, is really attainable available forces USED
 Rational judicious of publicity will enable you revise your list of "Impossbesc radically that 1t will NO longer tcrriy younO longer act your jaller-no longer Code of ~easons" your of pros. perity.
 Pubictyof the sort you "afford"--wln search the in the city who is really buy thing you want to sel thus erasng what may "mpos. sibily" No. from your list It will dispose may be "Impossiblity" Mo- your list by enabling you double the number of customers of your storcchangn tagging business to busy One-wthOnt exhausting your This calls for "nerve your part for faith, sclf.assurance But be done is being done all of the time-and Is worth doing.
 All hruogh your list of "Impossibilities" will found things that persistent of advertising space will remedy will "cdt out- of your list Business obstacles office disorganzatiOn, household annoyancesthesc do be- long list for publicity remedies tem with all of your affairs, advertising will play part in your life ,ita helpful that you will forget that you had list of "Impossbililes.'
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SOCIETY
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Junior Cllautallau;,.

The Junior Chatauqua will meet th's afternoon at 2:3o at the Temple.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-05-02

The Pine Bluff Business Mems League meets Monday at the Retail Merchants Association hall. The members are requested to be present..
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-05-02

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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-07
SAWTELLE NATIONAL
HOME INVESTIGATION

sawtellc. cal, Sept. Headed by
United statcs Senator Warner. the ma
tionai board of governors OF Grand
Army veterans homes began an inves-
tigatlon OF the charge OF mismanage-
nlent lodged against the officials OF the
home here. Past officers Of Stanton
post G. A. r.. Of Los Angeles and
residents ~ the home are responsible
for the allegations calling into ques-
ton Inc administration Of Col Coch-
rane, governor OF the home, and mem
beers ~ his stan.
The charges were brought 10 the at
tention ~ the national officers OF the
Grand Army. but al the recent en-
ca mpment al Salt Lake city they were
declared 10 b. without sufficient fouu-
daiiOn The critics of CoChranc's add
mnistration insisted that this was a
"whitevash.' and the Investigation by
the national board was the result.
Senator Warner said today that the
present inquiry would go 10 the bottom
OF the affair and numerous witnesses
have been called 90 testify
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-07
JAPANESE PARTY IS
TO VISIT AMERICA
Distinguished Oriental business Men
And Diplomats In Financial World
Now I'm Route.

Portland. or sept. f-Recent irrita.
ton manifested on this coast against
Japan is being completely wiped out
through the friendly visit OF the hon
orary commercial commission az that
country. consisting OF Is japanese mo-
bles. nnanciers and prominent business
men. Portland win entertain the visit
ing japanese on Sept Q and elaborata
preparations are nov being made boy
both Americans and japanese residents
The visit 90 the coast Is cementlns
closer and more friendly relations he-
tween the two countries.
The visiting japanese VIII be Nclcn.n
ca o. the city hy large RECEIPT. 80
committee and win be dincd and fcIe
during their stay I'M the city Auto
mobile trips throughout this section a'
The country viii be made and steam,
trips WIN bee taken on the Columbia
river.
Most prominent among the visitor
h Baron r. shlhusawa. known as M
pfofnout Morgan of Japan. BE is l1
uf the countr3's most influential flHlY
clers. being president 70 the First Bans
of Japan and De II was VINO arranEei
tho national loan at the time of .hs
war VITA Russia. TIE vas created Il
baron by ihe emperor Tor his service.
A. Mutsusata. president ot the KoLe
shipbuIldinT works ID also in the PARTY
as Dol " Zumot0. editor N one ~ ths
loadug newspapers ~ Nakano. presI-
DEM ID ihn Toxic Chamber MI Com
norcc. Is another 0l tile notahlos ana
baron 81 kanda. "a noted educator wha
wuI come. Was educated al Amherst 81
voars ago and r. now "a professor IN the
school ior japanese nobility
Tho panty ia making tour N the
country in a special train Of most
luxurious appointments that is sup
pned 90 the visitors hy various com
morcial bodies of this country Tho
excursion az this time D. return vlsif
for thf ulu tn Janan b. delrgalra from
the commercial bodies % the coasf over
a year ago when the American visitors
were guests of the japanese govern
,mcnt ana we're handsomely entertained
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MRS. COOK SURE
HUSBAND HAS SUCCEEDED.

Portland Me. Sept. Mrs. r. A..
Cook. whose husbands claims of har-
ing discovered the north pole anteGate
those OF Commander Pcary. commented
today on the reports OF Commander
Pcary having reached the goal of his
ambition.
Mrs Cook said: "If Commander
Peary has discovered the pole. az
am suie my husband has. I heartily
congratulate him"
The New York dispatch stating that
Rudolph Franckc has brought 10 her "a
diary from her husband az Etah. which
Mrs Cook had Transcribed and which
wolld 60 far toward proving her hua-
bands claims 10 tho discovery OF the
pole. was denied by the wife OF the
explorer Mrs Cook stated that Francke
had merely brought Dr. Cooks trunk
from Etlh. and that she knew nothing
OF its contents.
Mrs Cook said that As yet she had
made no arrangements FOR meeting her
husband and was undecided af 10 when
she would leave Portland.
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AWAITING DETAILS
OF PEARY's EXPLOIT.


New York, Sept While Command
er Peary on board the arctic eXplora-
ton steamer Roosevelt Is on his Wav
from Indian Harhor, Labrador, 20
Chateau bay. ON the straits OF Belle
Island. the world awaits anXiously de-
tails Of his successful trip 90 the pole.
OF which lie gave Information in brlef
but stirring messages yesterday from
Indian Harhor. Chateau bay is tho
nearest point 90 Indian Harbor VII
Commander Pcary can reach telc-
graph line by which 10 tell the world
the story of his dash 10 the pole, The
Roosevelt was due at Chateau bay THIS
morning. barring accident or delay, aud
when Commander Peary reaches there.
he probably will send confirmation OF
his first message giving the results OF
his trip and tell for the first time hoF
he achieved the goal that has been his
ambition for so many years.
Indian Harhor Is connected with Che
rest Of the world only by wireless tele-
graph. and fun story ~ the trip could
hardly be expected from that distant
station The number OF messages re-
ceived from that station both from
Commander Poary and from his COM
pauions on his arctic voyage show that
every effort was made 70 inform eager
friends and associates of the success.
Tho latest word To come across the
gan spanned by the wireless from In
dian Harhor az Cape Ray, n. r. was
received TODAY by Herbert l.. Bridgman
Of Brooklyn, secretary Of the fPcary
Arctic club Of tlNq city IN this mes
sage Commander Pealy requested Mr.
Brldgman 90 inform the geographical
societies throughout the world that the
Peary arctic expedition had reached the
pole HIS friends IN this city regarded
IL as characteristic OF CommandU
Poary that ne should give the credit of
his achievement 90 the club which hears
his name and which aided him IN un-
dertaking his last trip AZ a time when
his funds were low and assistance was
needed more than before
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PRIEST EXCHANGES
SHOTS WITH BURGLARS.

Jackson. Mich. Sept 7.-Standing in
the open window OF his house yestor-
day Rev. Joseph +. Herr pastor Of
st. Joseph's Polish Catholic church. en-
gagged in revolver battle with two
burglars he had surprised while they
were robhinG the house. The priest
fred FIVE shots and the fleeing men
fred three The bullets from the bur
glars guns came close TO Father Herr.
The presence OF the burglars in the
house became known because ono Of
them collided with music box and
started II playing.
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BREAKING OF TROUT
LIKE DAM, COLORADO.

Monirose. Colo, Sept. l.-~Iseports from
Telluride, Colo, tell Of the breaking OF
the Trout lake dam Sunday resulting
in damage along the San Miguel river
valley estimated between 100000 and
S750,0O0 Saw Pit, a little mining ham
let. Is said To have been washed away
by the IS foot wall OF water, The town
OF Placerville. il Is feared, was serious
ly damaged as IL is almost In direct
line of the food. No loss OF lie is re-
ported. as at first signs Of the dam
Weakening. horsemcn were sent through
the valley to warn the residents. Crops
in the lower valley were seriously dam
aged.
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able to set out OF the frozen country
IN a years less time that Il required
Or Cook.
II is-probable that their return 20 this
country may be made a feature ~ the
Fulton Hudson celebration. which is 60
Dee held the latter part of this month
and the first OF october.
BRADLEY NOT FORGOTTEN
Or Cook has not forgotten John a.
Bradley, the New York man VINO H.
nanced his successful adventure. Mr.
Bradley has received the following ca
blegram from the explorer
"Corenhagen. Sept. s.-Nelther in
frigid triumph az the pole nor n the
stormy haven Of the present have ]
forgotten that 10 John r. Bradley be-
longs at least one-half OF the credit
Am Fastening for home shores. WIN
Csisned) COOK"
Mr. Bridgman VINO was perhaps more
familiar with Peary's plans than any
one man. said that after dividing his
party into three groups one 10 make
geological observations. another Co take
meteorological notstions and a third Co
establish bases of supplies he probably
selected five or six of his best men with
from 90 To 100 of the best dogs ana
made The dash for the pole ln the
party that accompanied Peary 90 the
pole. MI Bidgman believes were the
following
capt Robert Bartlett commander OF
the Roosevelt and master 90 ice coz
diti0ns. Or j. GOodsell. surgeon, Ed-
win G.. Marvin of Eimna, n. Y; Gen
Borup. son Of Lieut-Col Bonp, u.
A.. retired. Prof ID. b. MacMillan.
Freeport. Maine, and Mat Hcnsen.
Peary's negro servant, who has sc-
companied him on all previous puiar
| cE ocditions.
with two noted explorers reporting
| the discovery of the north polc. dis
| interested geograpners are satisfied tna
the claims If one can be easily checked
| b. the data and obsesss.tt4Rar.at-si
other d. Cook cabled mat fts dafa
| will be submitted TO the University ~
| Denmark. Pearys data VIII be IN New
| York In a few days. II is believed.
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The announcements OF Commander
Psary that he had discovered the NORTH
pole rivets the attention OF the civil
lied world.
Whatever question OF priority may
exist between the claims OF Commander
peay and Dr. Cook there can be no
doubt that 10 the United states belongs
the questionable credit and lasting
Tsnown Of discovering the north pole.
The remarkable coincidence of two
American announcements OF such
colossal achievement. coming within
aye days, after centuries OF fruitless
ndeayor constitutes one Of the most
lemaFkahle condolences in history.
The question OF priority in reaching
NJ pole absorbs special attention. That
feay viii claim 20 be the first dis
o'sIer appears TO be definitely assured
nom the following: First. formal an
iolheement has been telegraphed from
hdan harbor, Labrador, 10 all pria-
ola American and geographical 50
nelss o. al nations. including Brazil
pa Japan, specifically announcing that
re north pole was discovered Aprh
by The Pcary Arctic club expedition
lnaer command OF Commander Peary."
seoond-A London dispatch received
Nom 81 Johns. y. f., states that Com
.ahaer Peary states that he was tho
uh man 90 reach the north pole.
ASIDE from the question OF priority.
,0nnanaer Pealy's announcement N
..e.nlhs the pole appears 10 be accept
20 lnroughout the United States and
1t Norld at large by scientists. as
,l as me general public. and there is
~. aeaeAse OF The doubt and skopticlsn
rt'..n sleeied the Cook announcement
''SM however apparent reserve OF
t-,snshi on the question Of priority
',, eeen the two explorers.
pl Dook in am Interview at Copeu-
.asen today says he Is the "hrst a.
,,yll huirah for Peary. II he has
telapnea an announcement that he
III reached the pole. then il Is true
~ congratulate him."
,ook also states that ne does no.
any controversy
r..,', iu,lnei word from peary has beer
m.,s.,a iodav nor can there he any
cs.f Noii from him until he reaches
Day. tonight or tomorrow.
NIX Noild continues 10 be stirred
vehement ana admiration FOR mo
49, 7osni by which America hss
'Ds problem of centuries.
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CHINESE PHEASANTS
SHIPPED TO IDAHO.

Portland or. Sept "A car
load of Chinese pheasanfs. prob
ably the largest number ever
raised in capfivity hy one grover
in this country VIII be- shipped
within the nest few days by r
D.. Simpson. Lebanon, on, 40 me
game warden of Idaho, where
the game birds win BE- turned
loose and used tn stock the state
Tor hunters sImpion is said 90
be the only man in America who
could nll such a bis order he
has made "a great success 400
raising Chinero pheasants aud
each year TURNS oht large NUM-
beis of this famous breed The
pheasant Was Imported from
China to oregon many years ago
and has urived here until the
whole state is well nlled with
them During the open season in
me tan. hunters enjoy hne sport
in shooune this Niiy game bird.
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WORLD Is WAITING
ioli rEAIsY's OWN STORY

o., iofk. sept Z. Commander poh-
fu .,-.t own story OF his SUCCESS
An ,tgueat or The north poie win In
within ., D.I'f De given 10 the world
MIRO nouns The explorer ana his
aes t.' que 40 Chateau bav toda',
Nm more am arrangements haze
r,sr,,' ale ior the nuick dispatch ~
hnnf l'nI dfhc. no matter uhat ~
sord may De- 10 an papers OF tn
hr ,o~,e. r''oived from Peary and
'oun4 IN. nH indicated that they had
fslr ~ nolin pole Aprll 6 Of this
fnn ~. lI't on the return H. clviifs-
rtadab. member peary has prenarea n
njstar... rloil NJ his tourney al the
ftfr.,t goal Of conturiee ana ~.
story I'm mere 10 civilization Tble
rors l ifst come direct INFO I, -,
elsi M paper office which oont,u,.
ina ,tsilly 40 the pearv exnedltia,
nl0r,r nid a contract with tho ~
daians hls INST story. The eoninr
nsna., M an elaboration ~ fio,,,
ia NiN first word to ~. rt,,,t
las 49, after he had reached ~.
nom fn was sent yesterd,, ~ ~.
Prs. lieh harhor 10 the Aesoeis,,s
o.s 80 n's mn bulletin from, ~ 60,
haf hors ~. vas In every large cit, =
ind fron, AFTER iia receipt In New yo,f
he eroi, au nations come reno,tr az
dorslv s-heni Il caused follow,n. "
hsi.r,t me announcement ~ ~,
aoa ~, a. Cook Of BROOKLYN vba 4.
n con..l,.nf tho homage of IL $780,
eliootsree -sen' that hs was the arsf
va 'is north pole
b, COOK GRATIPrED.
A was at banque, In hls
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-07

home yesterday while leaning out
watching n street parade, losing her
balance and pitching headlonE 10 the
roof % an adjacent building Then she
rolled TO the edge OF the roof and feil
into an area way Is inches wide Neigh
BOYS dug through a brick wall 10 rescue
the girl and she was lifted through the
aperture and carried 90 nearby drug
store. She viii recover.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-07

London sept Telegram publishes dis
,,, from ST John ~ r. Commander Peary
claims he the first man to reach the NORTH pole
Philadelphia THE following telegram receiver here to-
days
INDIAN Newfoundland, sept Henry G.
BRYANT Land Philadelphia The pole Thank
,sieneO PEARY"
Mr. Bryant president the Geographical Of Philade-
na
Washington l.
the formal official notification Of Commander Pears
in
eminent today dispatch the Of the
navy in telegraphs from In
dian Habor Labrador, follows;
oh pole by Peary Arctic club expedition under
my Command
New York sept Commander Peary
received by Herbert l. secretary
early Peay requested Mr. Brdgman notify
me geographical throughout the world that the Arctic
b expedition The
Indian Harbor, Labrador
New Capt r. A. Bartlett OF the Roosevelt teegUphed
10 friend IN city indian Harbor follows:
1T is accomplished. Kind regards an
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-07

Berlin Sept The crown prince
has been siung on the choek hy wasp
and thc check is greatly swollen and
the injury painful A physician b. at-
tending him he VIII not he able o.
attend tho army mancuNcfs beginning
today ln Wurtemhurg
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-07
Passenger Train Time From Chi
Cago to Denver TO be Cut
BY Burlington.
SAFETY OF EXPENSIVE TRAVEL
25-Bour Run OF 1904 Miles An
nounccd for sept. - Nftcr Years
OF Preparations.

Chicago. sept. s-Mystery concern
ing the enormous expenditures Of tn
Burlington system. which now prove e.
be nearly S5ooooo0o. an along its main
line from Chicago through Illinois.
Iowa. Nebraska and Colorado to Den
Yer, has been cleared away By official
announcement that its fast train SER
vice 20 Denver viii be made stili faster
sept 10. with the schedule time cut
20 q hours Tor the 1.o3l miles This new
record IN the west is but one step IN
cutting the time from Chicago TO he
Pacific coast cities by 10 hours.
=, Fer s.verai veara the Bnriingion has
been at Titan tasks all along its main
line Of grade cutting. track straighten-
ing and bridge building and strengthen
ing New REINFORCED concrete bridges
in many places displaced serviceable
structures OF steel. curves were elimin-
ated seemingly without regard 10 cast.
and telegraph facilities were increased
on scale that has created wild con-
lecture Now Il is known that many
millions also have been expended for
train equipment According 10 official
UEANNN NlNf - AINIAiNAuAFo mfNN bANAA AlA
round figures as follows:
For track improvements. s2e 900, 900
For new equipment ........... 2u0o0,190
For bridges lnew and strength
ening Odd .................... AoO0,0Ol
Additional telegraph facilities. aS7OvJ
Now n appears that an these were
precautionary measures TO insure Inc
same train safety as during the Ia .
III uaInIsf1ae a
ng which year 100000 passengers
were carried without a fatality The
Burlington's two flyers, No. 1 and No 6,
which viii be put on the fast schedule
win be run under the novel safeguard
which has been employed so success
fully for two years on these trains that
they have made the remarkable record
OF arriving promptly on time at ter
mlnais during 1856 days. The speed re-
cordors have prevented reckless run
ming by enabling engineers 20 MAUI
tain "A uniform maximum speed
throughout their runs.
The new speed rivalry among western
railways ~ which the Burllngt0n's
preparations and new Denver time is a
forerunner promises 10 revolutionizs
fast passenger train schedules on an
lines with the roads which are best pre-
pared In the Head. Already the Bur
lngton the Great Northern and thu
Northern Pacific have made overturcs
20 the postoffice department look
ing 10 mail train schedules 10 Pacific
coast cities that viii mean a new era
in western RAILROAD oueratior.
Train schedules were lengthened ln
June. 1907. by an lines because ths
traffic continually Ia transit was fhs
heaviest on an roads that was ever
handled IN the United states and more
over some OF the lines were carrying
on track work which made II impossi-
Bile 90 maintain the schedule then ln
force.
WOMAN ESCAPES FROM DEATH,
nhL1arn- SOM --knlhnrln- Raalar
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IRooroIs HOMECOMING.

Milford. H.. sept The southern
Iroquois homecoming began in this
place last night and win continue until
next SATURDAY..
Tho debating club. the htersries, barn
dance. apple bearings and other social
events Of the old days are being re-
Nived as features OF the event.
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liz ATE TOO Much

Chicago. Sept Tony Iapcita. 80
wears Old sas found yesterday 1n the
doorstep Of his home writhing in agony
and carried 10 tho emergency hospital.
There hr told Dr Mah De- had eaten
cherries lce cream, peanuts and drunk
beer RE was taken 10 the county hos.
pitai. where. 10 n said. he may de-