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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-01-16
-TAse = a. s''.s-.-- $50 =
The Merchant
10 i-=s a''+
Tailor
Is a Creator.

He manufactures no stock. He deals with the
Individual. Every garment he makes is different
from every other he produces. Each suit he de-
signs for the same man is unlike any prepions
order. He deals in individuafifies No two pa
irons have precisely the same thing from his
~ RI .ls esas+i Fl--'
aworkrooms. He measures his customers ages
and positions as well as their bodies He instifls
youth into young mans garb and sobriefy into
his tafher,s. He mirrors the spirit of the man
i'm the clothes he gives him. This is only posi-
aeble in merchant taloring-in the highest type of
u tailoring 1t differs on the broadcast possible
basis from sfock suits, the lines and shapes of
which have already been determined so i,,qex-
IDLY that the individual must reverse the logical
process and fit himself to the ready-uade gar
fnents.
IL II
IF. DORM,
VIM. EMIG,
~a.s1 $ a-ssga ~ 3ds j. b. ZIMMER & co.
~ Ta1ors' League
$50
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-01-16
Was second Hearing.

The two cases have been combined,
the decision in one. by agreement be-
ing binding in the other This is the
second trial, the city having won in
the first trial. The appellate court re-
versed the decision. Dietz & Dietz rep
resented the plaintiff, and City Attor.
.ney j. F. Witter conducted the trial
for the city.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-01-16
JURY AWARDS
L|NNBERC $1,000
Verdict is Against the City in Second
Trial Of One Of the Two
Damage Suits
FOR nEATH 0E R0XS
FOR DEATH OF BOYS
Cases Involve Claim Of $4,000 for Re-
sponsibiIity for Drowning in
Pond in 1902.

The jury in the Linnberg case against
the city this morning handed in a YER
dict in the circuit court, awarding the
plaintiff, John Linnberg, $500 DAM
ages. The case will probably be APP
pealed. The suit was for $1,000, and
is one of two of like amount for dam
ages for the death of Mr.. Linnberg's.
two little sons. The boys were drown
ed in the Thirty-eighth street pond
July 1000
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-01-16
E. F. DORM,
VIM. EMIG,
J. B. ZIMMER & co.

Copyright, 1908, by the Merchant
Tailors' League.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-01-16

CONTINUED on Page Nine.)
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1909-11-05
REPUBLICANS
CARRY PENNA,
Entire State Ticket Elected by
Good Margins,
MUHSOH MADE GOOD RUN

Democratic Candidate For Supreme
Court Judgeship Made Gains In
Counties, But Not Enough to Over
come Republican Vote In PhiIadel-
phia and Allegheny
Philadelphia, Nov. 3-Senator Pen
roses Republican state ticket, like
others that have gone before it, was
accepted by a majority OF the Penn
sylvania voters. jeremiah A. Stober
Of Lancaster. will be the next state
treasurer; Arthur E. Sisson, Of Erie,
the next auditor general, and Judge
Robert Won Mosckzisker of Philadel-
phia, the next justice OF the supreme
court
A feature Of the election was the
remarkable run made by c. LaRue
Munson. of Lycoming county Demo
cratic nominee for supreme court jus
hce. Munson swept county after coun-
ty Of Republican territory in the in
terror Of the state.
While returns on the supreme court
iudgeship are meager and may not be
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1909-11-05
RETURNS ON JUDGES

Democrats Elect Both In 5erk'
County, Pa.
Harrisburg. Pa, Nov. 8. - There
were fifteen judicial elections in thir
teen counties of Pennsylvania.
Adams and Berks each elected two
judges.
Returns indicate the election of the
following judges:
Observation-Disclosures L. Davis
Rep. and Dem.
Armstrong-*W Willis D. Patton, Rep
Berks-sGustave A. Endlich, DEM;
C. w. Wagner, Dem.
Chester-*Joseph Hemphill Dem.
Fayette-"Robert E. Umbel, Dem.
Charles l. Lands, Rep.
Luzerne-John NJ. Garman. Dem.i
but ran on all tickets.
Observation-Disclosures W. Doty.
Dem.
*Re-elected.
Associate Judges.
Adams-W. H. Dicks and Leo Sheer.
niger, Dem.
Bedford-S. J. N. Foor, Rep.
Samuel Aul, Rep and Dem.
Perry-Lucius C. Wix, Rep.
SNYDER R. Hendricks, Rep.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1909-11-05
ROBERT Won MOsCHzIsKER.

ROBERT Won MOSCHZISKER.
known with ony degree Of accuracy for
a day or two. it can be taken as a fact
that the heavy straight Republican
vote in the big machine counties OF
Philadelphia and Allegheny has smoth-
cred Munson's country majOrities.
When Berry. Democrat. won the
state treasurership four years ago by
$4,000 plurality he had a plurality of
"a 900 in Philadelphia The Republican
nominee for the supreme court has a
much larger Philadelphia majority
than that, while Munsons country ma
iurities don't seem to run as high as
Berrys
StOber, for state treasurer and Sis
son. for auditor general. are elected
by good margins, though they received
nowhere near the normal Republican
vote.
No attempt was made to gather re
turns through the state on the ten
proposed constitutional amendments,
but it is regarded as pretty certain
that they have carried. with the posi-
bic exception of number seven, which
carried a provision allowing the ap
pointment of election officers in cities.
Number seven was cut heavily every
where.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1909-11-05
AUCTlONEER NOMINEE WINS
Samuel L. Shank Elected Mayor Of
Indianapolis.


Indianapolis Ind, Nov. Samuel
Lewis Shank, the auctiOneer candidate
of the Republicans, who began his
business life as the driver of a deliv-
cry wagon, wa selected mayor of this
city by a majority Of about 1900 over
Charles Gauss, his Democratic oppon-
ent. The entire Republican ticket is
elected
The closing days Of the campaign
centered entirely upon the moral as
pects of the race, and the temperance
people generally came gradually to the
support of Shank. under the belief that
the election of Gauss would mean the
triumph of the brewery element and
give that class complete control Of
the city.
The most notable Republican victory
in Indiana appears to have been won
i'll the city of Fort Wayne, where the
Berghoff brewery interests nominated
a man by the name of Schmidt for
mayor on the Democratic ticket The
Republicans nominated a man named
Grice The campaign was waged
against the saloon influences that have
so lonf dominated that city, and the
Republicans elected their candidate by
a majority of about 800.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1909-11-05
TOM JOHNSON DEFEATED

cIeveIand's Three-cent Street Car Fare
Champion Loses Mayoralty.
Cleveland. O., Nov. 3.-Mayor Tom
L. Johnson, Scent street car fare
champion, mayor of Cleveland since
1901. was defeated by Herman G.
Baehr, Republican nominee, by a plu
rality of $500. The Republican man
ayers claim the election of twenty-five
of the twenty-five city councilmen. Civ
ing the Republicans control of the city
government and predicting a solution
of the traction problem speedily after
eight years Of warfare. The balance OF
the Republican ticket is elected.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1909-11-05

to the bond ordinance by those who
lived far from the center of the city
that United States SenEor Boies Pen
rose came to Pittsburg last week to
iSok over the ground himself. Up until
mis- arrival it did not seem that the
bond issue had a chance. but With the
two days spent by Penrose Ifew life
was put into the matter and it has
won.
Defeat of the bond issue meant
much to Pennsylvania politics, and it
was admittedly a test Of strength Of
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1909-11-05
cape MAJ EIeots pemoe

Cape May Elects Democratic Mayor.
Game May n J. Nov 3-Cane MAY
County rejects Senator Robert E.
Hand. Republican. by small major
ity and elects Christopher S. Hand.
Republican. to assembly. A Democratic
coroner is elected and a Democratic
county clerk is also chosen. Frederick
J. Melvin. Democrat. is chosen mayor
and William Porter Democrat, is
elected recorder
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1909-11-05

It is said that from Saturday until
Monday a war fund" arproximating
100000. which would average s425 tc
an election division, was distributed
among the wards. At the Republican
city committee headquarters it was
common gossip that the campaign has
cost the organization nearly s1000,o0C
in cash. of which onehalf was held in
reserve to be poured out on election
day
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1909-11-05

the Penn party to be heavy for Glib
honey. Murphy and Lewis. the organi
cation ticket was triumphant The
wards in the northeast that gave Glib
honey big maorities over Rotan in the
June primaries completely somersault
ed into the Rotan column.
All over the city the Ryan DoHrel'
Democrats worked openly for the or
ganization ticket and Thomas J. Ry
ans Sixth ward, the only Democratic
ward in the city. led the pace with a
plurality of 1886 for Rotan.
The Republican organization con
Quoted the most determined battle il
has ever waged at the polls.
Thuggery and Fraud.
In the downtown and river wards
the organization piled up its MAORI
ties by simple brute strength, com
bined with the most fragrant and
daring INSIDE" work by election
boards. Every polling place was
managed by a swarm of policemen in
plain clothes. Office holders and 9th
ers with rolls of money. Voters were
intimidated beaten arrested and in
thousands of cases among the natural
lied foreigners. browbeaten into vot
ing the organization ticket.
Many independents were sent to the
hospitals as a result of injuries re
ceived in assaults where they were
,,fofit,,c
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1909-11-05
sac Lake Went American.

Salt Lake City, Utah Nov. S.-Sal
Lake went American by a large plu
rality. The American party, formed t.
combat the Mormon church in politics
not only repeated its victory of two
years ago, hut strengthened its con
troll Of the city. Bransford, for mayor
has over 5000 plurality and a majority
Of about 1000 over both Democratic
and Republican nominees.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1909-11-05

GGliigNl Gao va J 10y e'ftiNf ~ -
Bayoune 81 j.. Nov. 3.-The Demo
Gratis swept the city and elected John
Cain. candidate for mayor. over Gar
rett L. Post. Republican by mapo.
i,y g. 1879 4-. Republicans base
been in control of the city government.
four years.
An unnamed donor has pledged
s15O.OOO to the proposed 100000 en-
dowment fund for Wooster university,
at Ironton o.
Tony Bana. self-confessed murderer
Of Giuseppe Fillipeln in Chicago sew
eraI months ago. was sentenced to i'm
prisonment for life.
Edgar Singer. mail handler. en-
ployed by the Chicago Great Western
railroad. was arrested at Chicago by
postoHice inspectors on a charge OF
riaing mail pouches.
holland c. Gertner. who is under in
dictment at Kingston. o., upon the
charge of embezzling funds from the
Scioto Valley bank ranging from $780,
600 to $4,000. is under arrest at Kan
sas City, Mo.
Saturday. October 1e.
The last of a number of paper mills
at Rocllton, Ill.,, near Beloit, Wis, was
destroyed by fire, entailing a loss OF
$4,000
Mrs. S. W. Block wife of dry
goods merchant Of Galveston, Tex,
committed suicide in the Jewish hos
pital at Cincinnati by hanging herself
with a towel.
Colonel Henry r. Harris, eX-con-
gresham and third assistant postmas-
ter general during the first Cleveland
administration died at his home at
Odessadale. Ga. after a lingering ill
ness.
Mrs. f. c. Edwards, wife of an Oak
land dentist, and c. n. Anargyros. an
Oakland cigarette manufacturer were
killed and seven others were injured
in an automobile accident in a suburb
Of Oakland Cal.
Monday, October IS.
Three men blew the safe in the bank
at Avon. Mimi, and secured $1,000.
A two-year-old son of William B
Fnck died of ptomaine poisoning at
Akron. Pa, after great suffering.
The drowning of nine-year-old How
ard Hollenbach, of Northampton. had
the effect of reuniting his separated
parents.
Sentences aggregating 40 years for
each we're imposed at Rockford ILL.,,
unon Melvin Crowell and Henry Brown,
said to have Systematically robbed
trains.
Convicting him Of second degree
murder. a St. Louis jury recommended
a twelve-year sentence for Thomas
Kane, who killed Fred Mohrle, the
slaver of Samuel Young, q political
leader. whom Kane followed
Tuesday, October 10.
David @. Eggleston, secretary OF the
commonwealth of Virginia for the past
eight years. is dead at Richmond aged
ffty-two years.
At st. Johnsbury, VT. L. E. Hull
aged hfty-six years, was found dead
in bed by his wife, who had dreamed
she saw him dead.
Tacoma. Wash, has adopted the
commission form Of government four
to one; the new charter provides for
a mayor. four councilmen and con
troller.
Secretary Nagel removed from office
Daniel D. Davies, immigration inspec'
tor at Chicago. because Davies had
overcharged for meals to detained i'm
migrants.
Wednesday, October 20.
Mrs Jacob Erwin. seventy years OLD,
of Lewisberry, dropped dead while Wis
iting her daughter at New Market
near York. Pa.
Children cry
E0p EIETcHFp'S
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1909-11-05
LANDSLIDE IN.
PHILADELPHIA
Republicans Elect Ticket By
Large PIuralitl6S.
THUGGERY AND FRAUD ALLEGED

It Is Declared the Organization Re
sorted to Brute Strength and Many
Independent Voters Were 7eater
and Sent to Hospitals = s5oo'ooC
"war Fund" Was Used.
Philadelphia. Nov. 3.-Samuel P Ro
tan was reelected district attorney Oh
Philadelphia over D. c. Gibh1ney by
plurality OF about $4,000
David Martin was elected registe,
OF wills over Edwin 0. Lewis 10y a plu
railty of 10000.
Murrell Dobbins was elected city
treasurer over John ]. Murphy by q
plurality Of $4,000.
The Republican state ticket candi
dates. Robert Won Moschzisker for su
preme court judge, Sisson for auditor
general. and Stober for state treas.
urer carried Philadelphia over the
Democratic candidates, Munson, Clark
and Kipp. by pluralities estimated tc
exceed 10000
If was a landslide for ROtan and the
rest OF the RRepublican candidates.
Not only did the organization ticket
receive tremendous majOrities in all
the "stalwart' wards, but Gibboney
and the William Penn ticket failed &c
hold their ground in the usual re
form" wards Germantown. the north
west and West Philadelphia partici
s.fur
In the Kensington district and the
northeast wards generally. where the
"vorkingmen's vote" was expected by
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1909-11-05
BOND ISSUE WINS

Psnrose Wins In Fight With oppon-
ents In Smoky City.
Pittsburg, Nov. S.-By a small ma
forlty Pittsburg decided in favor Of a
bond issue Of s6,775,OOO for improve
ments to the city. The bond issue was
fsvorlte move Of Mayor W a. Masee
aad H. O. Friok
There was much oppoaition Ano"n
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1909-11-05
Independents WIn b ToIedo. 8.

Toledo, o.. Nov. s.-Brand Whit
lock, the Independent candidate, was
elected mayor over Dave Davies, Re
publican. by 5000 majority, assuring
Whitlock the third term for mayor
The independents elected their entire
city ticket.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1909-11-05

Penrose and his opponents in western
Pennsylvania. Already there is form
ing a party. to be headed by State
Treasurer John o. Sheath, to attempt
the wrestling of power from Penrose.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1909-11-05

DR.. Hoffman Medicine Co
Electri- Sterilizing Co.
Empire Coal and Coke Co
Eureka Cloak and Suit Co
Emerson Street Cleaning and Contractin
Co.
Florence Mining and Milling Co
The Federal Drug Co
Frasier River Mining Co
/ Frowert and Co
Granville Lumber Co.
I G. NJ Howell Co.
Graphic Printing Co
The Greenwood Engineering & Construc
ton Co
Green Hook and Company, Inc.
The -Willrich Soap Co.
Howieson Calculating Machine Co.
The Henry Clay Vitrifed White Brick
Co.
The Harbeson Ice Co.
International Estate and Finance Co
Limited, 49,.
international Gold and Diamond Dredg
ing Syndicate Inc
The international Steel Tie Co .
International Oil Co .... 49,.
The J. A. Bergman Box and Shook Co &.
Keystone Mining Co .
The Lens Company 49,. j..
Luna Park Fair Co 49,. O..
The Lookout Laundry Co ... q.
Leon f. Craig and Co &.
Leasure Vacuum Cleaning Co e.
The Levey Instant Dye Co -. d.
Maxwell Manufacturing Co.
NIonacas Sugar Co. F.. $500.
The Mines Corporation of America . d.
The Maurer Outfit Co q.
The Mac Pherson Co., Inc
The National Law and Protective Asso q.
The North Texas Coal and Oil Co. =.
National Stone and Brick Co . g..
National Assurance Co j..
National Peat Products Co
Norbrook Tropical Food Co., Limited
National Hartel Light Co.
New York Ice Co ~.
The Nonpareil Association
North and South Inter Oceanic Railroad
Co., of the Republic of Honduras
The Operative Plasterers' international
Association, No. So . 49,. ...
Ohio, Kentucky & Atlantic Railroad Co
Oxford Institute, Inc ... g.
Philippine Embroidery Co
Pennsylvania Medical & Dental Associa-
ton Inc.
Pittsburgh Iron Mining Co
Pre-H Heating Appliance Co
Parker Manufacturing Co.
Purity Carbonator & Sirup Co 49,. :.
Provident Collateral Association, Pitts
burgh, Pa.
Rising sun Knitting Co
The Rapid Cyaniding Co., of Mexico
The Reade Literary Co., Inc
Richard A. Morley Land & Investment
Co
Royal Fraternity Association
Standard Mercantile Co
The Slate Run Stone Co
Sun Telephone and Telegraph Co
Saranac- Clearmont Coal Mining Co .
The Sixth Ward Republican Club q.
Shull Drug Co q.
Sanitary Steam Wall Paper Stripper Co
Santo Nino Gold Mining Co "
Cleanser Co . ...
Steel Concrete Co. go. 4
Yacht Building Co . -
Moving Picture Machine Co.
Sarasota Land Co ...
Knitting Works, Inc. 1
T. S. D. Recording Co., {
The Texas Bridge and Equipment Co.,
The United States Guaranty Co., j
United Stores Co., 49,. L
The Utility Co., /
The United Title, Marble & Terrazzo Col
Hartel Light Co., J
vose, Cray Shoe Machinery Co..
Witthoefft Collapsible Steel Forms Co., c
Yacht Club. 4
The Wilmington Building and Construc-
ton Co.,
The Western Gas and Engineering Co., I
Wilmington and Athens Oil and Gas Co L
Wessex Trading Co., {
The Weiland Lumber Co., {
Colony Co., c
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1909-11-05

Pittsburg Nov 3.-One state sena-
for was elected in Pennsylvania to
NIL a vacancy caused by the death Of
John w Crawford of the Forty-ffth
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1909-11-05

district. which is composed Of a part
Of Allegheny county. James L. Adams.
Republican. q member of the house of
Representatives. was elected to fill the
pacancy.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1909-11-05
Delaware Corporations
1909
1909
PUBLISHED BY THE SECRETARY OF STATE

LIST OF CORPORATIONS ORGANIZED UNDER GENERAL coRPoR
ALTON LAW OF DELAWARE APPROVED
DED AND APPROVED 1901 AMENDED AND APPROVED
MARCH H. 1905 APPROVED MARCH g. 1905 AND
AMENDED AND APPROVED 1907, AMENDED AND
APPROVED April. 5h 1909, THE MONTH OF OCT. 1909.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1909-11-05
Name

Name
The Arden Club b.
American Mortgage Co.
American Recording and Tabulating Co
American Steel Syndicate.
The American Union Construction Co.
Alexiterical Dairy Products Co F..
Arkansas Natural Gas Co
Avenue Theatre Inc
Abary Rice Co.
The Bankers Oil Co
British Columbia Silver Mines Co.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1909-11-05
NOTE

Grafton TrustCo Dover Del.
TrudC Wilmington Del.
eandT
israhon Audit andT rus Company, Wilmington. Del
and
Capital Company, Dover, Del
Delaware aos'Tr Company, Wilmington, Del.
Delaware Company. Wilmington. Del
Lawyers lncorpoors' Company Of Delaware Dover Del
poraton TrustC Company America, Wimington, Del
Corpora nCiuarant & In1stCo Timing
LaNyer Tru Company Wilmington De.
American Realty Company. Wilmington Del
Lavye Corpora lion IrustC Wilmington
Corpora Wilmington. Del
American Security & Trust Company Wilmington Del
the
a
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1909-11-05
Capital Stock

Representative Capital Stock
Fred. ]. Steinln, Edgemore, Del None
R.R. Kenney, Dover $1,000 900
Del. Char. Guar. & Trust Co. 2,5OO, 900
Del. Trust Co. 100, 600
LAWYERS Title & Trust Co. 100, 900
Del. Char. Guar. & Trust Co. 1000, 600
Del. Trust Co 5000, 600
Wilmington, Del. 5000
Corp. Trust Co. Of America 500, 600
Corp. Trust Co. Of America 1000, 600
las. NJ. satterfeld, Dover ESQ, 600
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1909-11-05
Berman Company, Inc

8GA man ~S4l- ti-AAf III o
Brake Liners Co
Collins Ozone Machine Co
Century Holding and Securities Co
Charles A Sims 6, Company, Inc.
Cloverdale Mineral Water Co
The Cumberland Mines Corporation.
c. NJ Romberger Manufacturing Co -.
Conception Mining and Milling Co
Duquesne Concrete Co
Diamond Safety Razor Co.
The Dobson Co.
Delaware Division of The Internationi
Sunshine Society
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-11-03
Ladies C. l. \. Society.

The Ladies c. I. A. Society. an aux diary to the Brotherhood of Locomo- tive Engineers, was entertained yes terday afternoon by their president, Mrs. E & Hosler, on East Second avenue ChrTsanthemums and roses, also the coIors of their order, were used for decorations in the home and it presented most attractive ap- pearance During the afternoon dc ]iciolis refreshments were served to the guests. Those present were Mes da1nes Nj. Van Cleave. Armstrong, l.. Hardness. L. Cameron, R. Rue, C. Calhoun, Vim. Berdic, w. E. William son, l.. Graves, A. Townsend, Wm. Bishop, Walter Lee, D. Chaffee, Chas. Bond and Ed Hosler
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-11-03
MEETING CALLED
 BY COMMITTEE

The undersigned committee C. pointed at the recent meeting of planters and business men. to formu- late plan of organization among those interested in agriculture in ,Iet- ferson county, do hereby call a meet ing of the planters, truck growers, merchants, bankers and all others who may desire to join in movement to aid the agricultural department of the United States in it's efforts to in troduce better methods and practices in agriculture in our section to be held in the city hall in Pine Bluff at Il o'clock Monday, November h. 1909.
 We urge our people generally to be presnt and assist in this movement which we believe means much to our future prosperity.
 JOHN M. GRAClE.
 s. c. ALEXANDER,
 ]. E. BOYCE,
 Committee
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-11-03
Halloween Party.

Miss Eugenia Puddephatt, the little daughter of Mr and Mrs Charlie Pud- dephatt, of Nc. 61S Beech street. en- tertained a number of her young friends Saturday afternoon with a Halloween party. The young people were amused during the afternoon with games suitable for the occasion and |, marvellous little fortune teller Miss Ferda Oakes, who greatly anus ed the children. The home was dec orated with beautiful autumn leaves and many choice, cut flowers and ferns. Near the close of the enjoya- ble afternoon delicious refreshments were served. Those present were Dorothy Matthews, Marie Clarke, An nie Williams, Ruby Rose. F'erda Oakes Winfred Thomas, Mary, Eugenia and Christine Puddephatt, Neal lmon, Ralph Cutler, Ernest Samms, Russell Samms, Clarence Cutler, Robert and Truman Lindsay, Charlie Puddaphatt, and Sam Puddaphatt,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-11-03
NEGRO INJURED
 IN A COLLISION

On account of The darkness of Wal nut street, betwc Fourth and Third avenues. Calvin Mckee, driving q buggy for D. A. Caldwell. who con- duets a livery stable, eollidcd with a one-horse express wagon shortly after dark Monday evening. Ks a result of being hit in the side with one of the shafts of the wagon, he is now suf- fering with two broken ribs and oth- CT injuries. This portion of Walnut street is in a very dangerous eondi- ton and some action by the city coun- cil for it's improvement should take place at once The street is sadly m need of an are light.