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The Washington herald., 1909-06-28
TIN WORKERS MAY QUIT.
Big Strike Threatened on Account
OF "ODen-shOpr Orders.


Morgantown. W. Va. June IA strike
OF tin. workers IN the mammoth plant
here IS threatened. They have been noti-
fed 10 hold themselves IN readiness 10
strike because Of the action Of the Amer
lean Sheet Steel and Tin Plate Com
pany making an open shop IN al its
plants after June 80. The union believes
il can Illustrate this plan OF the trust
by a general strike
The Washington herald., 1909-06-28
and ALVIN

PACIFIC AND ARKANSAS AYES.
Both sller sane E-eua Er1neur. table and serTics
1nexce--ec. AzneVicn pan. y = dsy CD: $ weekly
" ElroTeeu pan s. weekly %. PEI and al
tr1ctlons near by las1ing psFiieses from both h0-
te-si aCoklst mailed.
PETER LARSEN. Pr5pristos.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-28
HofeI Osfend.

Entire Block Beach Frvut. Boston 70 sorersl-n
aFes.. Atartlc Ci-T y. J. Cap 605 Ideal family
L1a- hcrc1es ac5oln BoardEslk- Heatad SEA UaIes
swimming puCs- P-odrcrs ~ Orn farn slrplies
tlh-e- White se-Tlce E1tes gDecal. June g s. ard
70 czlF1 AUsrlc.n p's1 Sll5l rn Veeklv. MUSIC.
I.l1sier- f-gc-rtc SC ID u RaHTT-g Nsnarg-
The Washington herald., 1909-06-28

DIRECTLY on The BEACH A. Mssz-hrserts
tse. speci2l l5s rates Ny ard June.
JACOB B. EATE.
EVcEnE Oriental and Coanecflcut avs.
GLLASt9@s Oae miuu-e from BoardwaIk Nod
erzte rates. A. " WALDSER. Mg-.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-28

Spencer, \. C.-Rev. R A Goodman. OF
Rowan County. has accepted the pastor
ate Of the Lutheran Church in Spencer.
and VIII enter upon his duties az an early
date The Spencer church has been with
out pastor for more than a year
The Washington herald., 1909-06-28
HcTEL YARMOUTH.

Bel-0ct 20 Icsa ave. direcrlv 90 he oezch- Ers-y
roon oco1n vieE. Cap. 80 EleFzto- private bars
e. P1-c1es overlook BoeriEalS, Cuisine sear1rs-
IHE CARTON. Cbelsea ave- arl Beach.-Ce,a-
trate- fo- rs Llrne cJ1fo-ts ar-oiutznts ard -
BE; seisct patroCage; tlh season-
CHAs. p. ZAZZALL
The Washington herald., 1909-06-28

Boyds. Nd - Mrs. Walter Whip, a
daughter Of James T. Howard, narrowly
escaped being shot by a negro. Henson
Carroll Carroll, an old man with bad
eyesight, was shooting at some chickens
In his yard Mrs W7hipp was in her gar
den some distance away. but in direct
range of the gun. Some OF the shot
struck her in the face. She fen to the
ground. and II was thought al first she
was seriously injured.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-28

Spencer, y. C.-Rev. J. P. Lannsng. for
the past year pastor Of East Spencer
Methodist Church. has resigned the pas
torate Of the church here on account OF
III health. He has arranged 10 take up
work IN Washington, TO which place he
expects 70 move at an early date. Mr.
Lannins is well known in the Western
North Carolina conference. OF which he
has beeG q zasnbsy fo- fifteen yeazz
The Washington herald., 1909-06-28
HE ELElANnE

YirEi-ia ave and Beach; EUroIcan pan. s. czy Cd:
American pan, : day ups elevator frozz street
ALFRED 2 GRTNDROD
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-08-15
JACK JOHNSON
 AND BOOKER MEET
Physical and Interna .i0aal Giants of
 Negro Race Meet Face to Face.

Chicago, Aug 14.-Booker T. Washing ton and Jack Johnson, the intellectual, and physical giants of the negro race, met face to face in Quinn chapel last night
 while more htan 2,OOO colored men
 cheered until they were tired
 The educator had come to Chicago l. to tell the men of his race to be clean and strong, talking from the plat form, while Johnsof sat in the front row, living example of the doctrine of health and strength that was preached.
 When a subscription list was started in the audience to raise a debt $500 on the chapel, the teacher from Alabama gave S15 and the champion heavy weight gave S1O. One other $1O suscription was sent
 by Senator Lorimer.
 The speaker stood awaiting to begin his address when Johnson was discovered in the rear of the church. Cries of Jack Johnson" were heard from all parts of the room. 4 delegation was sent to escort him to a front seat. He marched down the aisle amid q storm of applause, bowed to the orator from Tuskegee and, was re-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-08-15
GOVERNOR SAYS
 HE IS A DEMOCRAT
Willing te Champicn Statewide Prohi. bitiOn Whenever Party Principles Demand It-BeIieses in Standing by the Party Platform

Little RocS, Ark, Aug. 14-'I am q Democrat, and ] have stood and am standing by the principles of my party, declared G0sernor Dona ghey, when his attlntion Was called to the statements of leading members of the temperance organi- zation of the State, in which they had in. dicated that the prohibition elemnt in the State, would not be committed to any Subernatoria candidate unless position on the question of Statewide prohibition Was clear-cnt.
 Continuing, Governor Donaghey said:
 .'Should the Democratic party see fit tt declare for Statewide prohibition. l should fight for that principle just as l would for every other principle declared for hA the organization
 It is needless to refer to my past otiicia actions to my personal habits. ard ing the question of tempcrance The, speak for themselves
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-08-15
BIG BALL CAME
 BY THE TYPOS
Chicago Entertains Annual Tourna. ment of the Union Printers Va. tiOnal Baseball League.

Chicago, Aug. 14.-That the Information al Union cotains many athletes and base ball fans in it's membership was evidenced today with the arrival of a large number of players and ''rooters who will take part in the annual tournament of the Union Printers National League of Base ball Clubs. A reception of the visiting clubs was given today.
 Two games are carded for this after noon, with New York playing Philadcl- phia and Pttsburg going up against Gin cinnati. Tomorrow Chicago will play St. Louis and Boston will meet Washington Mondays program prvides for two games one between the two Eastern winners. On Tuesday the champions of the East will meet the champions of the West forl the league honors
 While possibly little heard of outside of it's own immediate circle, the aggrcga- ton now is of the strongest as well as the most aggressive of it's Kind in the country. It's inception is due to printer baseball fans of New York City Looked at from all viewpoints, the money spent and mileage travelled, ii is perhaps the most ambitious effort in amateur hlsr- ball The league comprises teams "t Boston. New York Philadelphia. Wash and Chicago.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-08-15
HOME SEEKERS
 HERE WEDNESDAY
Real Estate Men Will Tender Visitors Banquet and Other Entertainment- Coming on Special Train.

sepcial train filled with homeseekcrs and investment seekers from Illinois, Ind jana and Ohio is expected to reach Pine Bluff next Wednesday morning and the Pine Bluff Real Estate Exchange, com posed of the real estate dealers of this city, is planning elaborate entertainment for the visitors. There will be about fifty or senety-five visitors from the States named and they will travel ill special Pullman sleeping cars. They are due to arrive in Pine Bluff Wednesday morning. August IS, and remain here un til the following afternoon.
 Wednesday evening they will be rendered a banquet by the business men of this city at which a number of the leading farmers, stock raisers and truck gardeners of this district will be present to respond to toasts, the program being so arranged that the speakers will inform the visitors of the many advantages for profitable homes in and around Pine Bluff. The fol- lowing day the visitors will be given a trip into the country surrounding Pin Bluff in automobiles and other vehicles. That af- ternoon they will leave for other points south of here on the Iron Mountain rail- road.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-08-15
NEW YORK GRAFT
 OF Sl00,00,00o
Former Police Commissioner of Me. tropOlis Declares That He Could Have Made Million Dollars if He Had Been Seeking Bribes.

New York, Aug. 14-GeneraI Theo A. bingham declares that during the first year he was police commissioner of New York he coulde easily have made $6OO, ,OO0 In bribe money and that $1,OO0, GOO would not be excessive figure for him to have { realized had he been seeking bribes. | "One day shortly after my arrival at police headquarters, an acquaintance dropped in to my ofice," writes General Bingham fin Hamptons Magazine, he said there Is a house at No.-West Thirty fthrd street run very quietly. 1t will be worth $1O,O0O month to you but the sentence was never finished to my know
 ledge. A few months later I was offered '$5 OOO in cash and $500 month merely to
 be seen shaking hands with the proprietor
 of an upper Broadway cafe"
 General Bingham estimates the money
 value of graft and blackmail of all kinds in New York each year to be not less than $1OO,OOO,OOO He declares that be tween 1,50O and 2,OOO members of the police force '.are interruptions grafters whose hands are always out for easy money" The former commissioner planes the personnel of the courts for much of New York's unrighteousness.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-08-15
:SlO0,000 IN STOCKS
 HAVE DISAPPEARED
Wealthy Directors of the Windsor Trust Company Will Meet Monday and Begin an Investigation to AS. certain Whereabouts of Fortune.

(5earst News Special to the Graphic.)
 New York, Aug. 14-Wealthy di- rectors of the Windsor Trust Com pany will gather Monday to begin an investigation into the disappearance from their vaults of S100,000 of Heinz stock held as collateral for a $50, 600 loan. Sterling Birmingham, a young bank clerk, who did work in connec- tion with the loan, was dismissed to- day. President Young said Birming- ham offered to pay the commission if loan.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-08-15
NOW THERE WILL BE
 A lYNCHINC BEE
Ii Georgia Citizens Succeed in Can. turing Negro Who Attacked Girl Tn Home.

Fitzgerald, Ga, Aug. 14.-Posses today are securing the surrounding countrv fo, negro "ho attempted criminal assault on Miss Daisy Russell about ? o'clock thls morning. The negro entered the glfis room through window Awakened by the noise, she sprang out of bed and attempted to rush past him, but he caught her by the throat and tried to choke bor lhto silence. The young woman fought Viciously, finally succeeding in escaping rom her asailant. Her brother in law, sleeping In an adjoining room, was awaken ed by the noise and rushed to the girls assistance. but the negro escaped. Feeling IS running high and a lynching is expect ed if the negro is captured,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-08-15

W. w. Ermey, travelling sales man for s. & s. Packing Co.,, of Kan sas City, has been called into Kansas City, where a territory will be as- signed him in Kansas. MT. Ermey has made many friends during his two years stay in this city, who will re- gret to hear of the transfer. s. M. Mutt, of Fordyce, succeeds him in this territory.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-08-15

ADrey fus left yesterday. k z1ead left yesterday for vacation fx0ng Barrow is visiting friends at Yer.
 Roberts left yesterday for Vir-
 a vacation.
 D. Smith left yesterday Cor d
 Mtrip to Wabbaseka. &d Mrs. Byron Fowles have return 1Sa trip to the East. 6H. 0. Yowell has returned from xlfo friends at Warren. IS Walker leaves today for Little M visit OXlando Halliburton. zV. l., Decker, of Little Rock, ar M the city yesterday to visit re- Fan J. 4. Clement left yesterday V Springs to join his family for d 1hy Creed Caldwell returned yes 4rom legal business trip to Lit MParnell and family have returned M vacation at Parneil Springs and E. M Hardy, of Huston, la, ar Il the city yesterday to visit Ms. Ehite.
 Little and son, Garland, of AL were business visitors in the Sterday.
 hd Mrs. J. T. Crawford, of N"rie lave returned home after a bicf this city. Doe Martin and sister, Miss Ouita of Warren, will leave Tuesday lip to Chicago. hliski, of Monroe, La, Is q guest Hotel Jefferson. He is in the city |hays on business. Winnie Westmorland who has been hg Draughon's at Little Rock, is iii
 visiting parents.
 Waalron, storekeeper of the Cotton
 Fe. has returned from an o'fic:a
 trip to Louisiana. VI. H. Walker, who has horn visf- ktive-; in this osyy, has retnrnci ft he at Forfeit, Mo. Hiliborn. of Warren, who is Wtbh kansas Lumber Co.,. was in the r1ry
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-08-15
COMMITTEE WILL @@
 AIR THE TROUBLES

tHearst News Special to the GraphcD
 Washington, Aug. 1.-The contro- persy between Chief Forester Pinchet and Secretary of Interior Ballinger will be investigated by congressiona al committee, whose probe will extend d into depredations of the alleged water power trust.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-08-15
DON'T WANT DEMOCRATS
 IN CENSUN SERVICE

iHearst News Special To tie Graphic)
 Beverly, Aug. 14.-Colone' Cecil Lyon today protested agains' Ihe ar- pointment of eight Democrats out of sixteen census supervisors for Texas. his southern trip he would make a stop at Augusta Ga.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-08-15
EVELYN WILL MAKE
 HARRY SUPPORT HER

(hearst News Special to the Graphic)
 New York, Aug. 14.-Evelyn Thaw said today that she would begin action to compel her husband to continue her support. She denied that she would go to Nevada for her divorce.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-08-15
' <1> = ' ' } BASEBALL.
 ' ' ' ' ' '
National League.

Pittsburg, l; Philadelphia, 2 Cincinnati, l.; Boston, 0. Chicago, ?; New York, 5. St. Louis, 4; Brooklyn, 3.
 American League. New York, B. Chicago, z. Boston, 8; Cleveland, l. Philadelphia, 2; St. Louis, 1 (t~e!ve innings).
 Washington, 5, Detroit, 3 (eieven innings.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-08-15

-Wanted-I want to borrow @1,0oS on first class, money making amuse- ment theater. Address ". Walker, box 774, city. s-142t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-08-15

cognized with smile but refused 10 take q seat on the platform.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-08-15

D Julia Williams will open Q Tor pianoforte instruction in
 r. Sine will be glad to hear lose who are interested at her 416 E. 12th. Old phone 451, one 8. z 27-1mo
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-08-15
z + f 4 ! + 4 f | | | x 4 ] SOCIETY. < | # + 4
 | + ! f + f + + + + +

bR PARTY. mber of the friends of Mr. and Mrs H0gg were entertained with q spafty at their home on South If street, at 12 o'clock. Wednesday, were simple but attrac- nd the menu was faultleSS. The
 were: Nlr. and Mrs. T. Y. Murphy. Lillian Philpot, Jeanette Hinemon elphia), Allie Banks, Gertrude \ and Leland Murphy.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-08-15
|bRIEF MENTION.
 E$ | $ | + | . | . . '

Dreyfus left yesterday.
 cad left yesterday for vacation
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-12-04

ment-masterpieces ancient and mod
ern. They need only lend their treas
ures to schools instead of keeping
them shut up in their homes or plac-
ing them in national museums of art.
Mrs. William Moore, the charming
American hostess, made the pleasing
announcement in the Paris Figaro"
that she will be home to her friends
every afternoon after half-past dur
ing the entire winter. This is indeed
hospitable.
But then Mrs. William Moore has
ever been known for her hospitality,
and she is a born entertainer. One
meets the most interesting and distin-
guished people at her house. She
speaks French quite as well as Eng
lish. which gives her a great advan-
tage and enables her to lead the con-
versation in both languages.
The very latest in photography
mean social photography-is to have
the faces of ones guest photographed
on fruit. 1t is to a California lady,
Mrs. Hart Oberg. that we owe this in
novation. She has been well repaid
for the discovery by the guests of
their likenesses upon the fruit they
are to eat invariably provokes much
merriment and fun.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-12-04
NO WEDDING BELLS
FOR NIEDERMEYER
WEALTH WIDOWER
REPENTS HIS OFFER
Advertlscs lie VIII Share Fortune
With Right Woman and Is Flooded
With II Dclugc of Fcminity-Scek-
ing tn Escape.

Spokane, Wash, Dec. 4-"There is
no fool like an Old one" and am
the victim of my own folly. I'm sick
tired of it all and 1 want to quit, but
they won't let me. never want to
see another woman as long as l live
they're pesterlng the life out of me.
What 1 want now is peace, not a
wife"
william b. Niedermeyer, a wealthy
widower, 50 years of age, with off ces
at 52S Rookery building, Spokane.
who publicly announced 10 days ago
that he would share his fortune Of
S250,000 with.a woman under 35
years of age. if she came up to his
ideal as a life partner, made this
confession before fleeing the city TO
escape a throng of women respond
ing to his proposal
Before l placed that little adver-
tisement in a California paper, saying
that if the right party answered.
well, the wedding bells might ring, l
could not find n woman to take the
place at my lonely fireslde," Neider-
meyer said, but now they're troop
ing in from all SIDES. l never real
lied there were so many women in
the world. Most of them get right
down to brass sacks, too.
II have received letters from every
state. territory and province on this
continent, except Texas. and every
moment of my time has been taken
up IN answering letters and telephone
calls and receiving applicants, most
~ young women, who seemed TO be
under the impression this is free
for-all Such is not the case, how
erer. and I am going to be gone un-
til quiet is restored"
With this Niedermeyer pulled down
the roll top Of his big desk, hiding
several hundred unopened letters
from curious eyes: drew the blinds.
disconnected the telephone instru-
ments. and, after 81 piping a generous
Tip" into the colored hall boys hand.
he hiked for the tall timber along
the St. Joe river in northern Idaho,
where he hopes to get the kinks out
Of his tangled nerves.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-12-04

There is comfort in the knowledge SC
often expressed, that DIR. Kilmer's
Swamp-Root, the great kidney remedy,
fulhlls almost every wish in correcting
rheumatism, pain in the back. kidneys
liver, bladderand every part of the urinary
passage. Corrects inability 70 hold water
and scalding pain in passing it, or bad
effects following use of liquor, wine or
beer, and overcomes that unpleasant ne.
cessity of being compelled to 20 often
through the day, and to get up many
times during the night. The mild and
Immediate effect of Swamp-Root is
soon realized. It stands the highest be,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-12-04
An Informal Evening.


A charming little house was the
II the usual formal afternoon AT
home"
As each guest entered she gave a
couple Of cards to the maid. These
were sent upstairs to the discovery
room. and pinned in solemn row the
length Of a long bookshelf.
Each card ha. some clever house.
hold hint written on it, the name Of
the inventor appearing on the back
These Inventions gave the name to the
tea, and discovery Tea" promises ere
long to be most popular.
Each card was numbered. and a
drawing-pin attached card and num-
Oer-slip to the shelf. After tea, which
Das enlivened with recitations and So
los. the ladies repaired to the discov-
cry room. Each had been provided
yith pad and pencil. with the request
to write down. after careful reading
all the number Of the discovery she
thought most useful. and drop the slip
into ballot-box provided for the pur-
pose. The other slips on the pad were
for use in case the visitor wished TO
copy any discoveries" which caught
her fancy.
Much fun and excitement attended
the reading of the hints and the voting
and nearly everybody found it diff
cult to decide which was the most use
full tip. Put that was good thing,
as It gave plenty to talk about.
At last it was done, and then the
prizes. discoveries themselves, were
given out Quite a little surprise this.
which made the tea even more pop
uiar than before.
An "Exhibition OF Discoveries"
But perhaps the best feature of all
was an exhibition OF discoveries pro-
yided by the hostess. the dry bones Of
yritten hints converted into the living
discoveries themselves.
All manner OF useful things to help
uhe housewife were TO be seen. The
most imposing looking was a group o'
plants surrounding a jar OF water
standing on an Inverted flower-pot in
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-12-04
Will WEED OUT
RECKLESS CHAUFFEURS

New York.-The wedding out of
reckless and incompetent chauffeurs
through new license law is advo-
Gated by samuel I. Kiening, secretary
of state Of New York, in a statement
given to the public.
There should be a rigid examl-
nation and supervision of all appli-
cants for chauffeurs licenses" says
Mr.. Koening. 81 suggest the creation
of a State commission with branches
In cities throughout the State which
will examine all would be chauffeurs
as to their fitness. Under the present
law any man who signs the applica-
ton and pays the fee is granted a
license. This must be changed and
a new law passed which will safeguard
the public"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-12-04
Education by Beauty.

Educating by perfumes, pictures and
flowers is the latest fad on our FASH
ionable girls school. 1t comes under
the head of what is called THE cul-
ture of taste"
The new theory is that schoolgirls
even from the tenderest years
should be surrounded by pretty, artls-
tic things. Perfumes should please the
sense of smell and flowers caress the
sense of sight. Pupils are taken to
walk through lanes of beautiful and
brilliant flowers, filled with the bright
plumage and the sweet songs of birds.
Pictures of old masters must now hang
in the school
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-12-04
Rich Mems GIFTS Are Poor

beside this: "I want to go on record
as saying that I regard Electric Bit
ters as one of the greatest gifts that
God has made TO woman, writes Mrs.
O Rhinevault OF Vestal Center y. Y.
'I can never forget what it has done
for me" This glorious medicine YES
a woman buoyant spirits, yigor OF
body and jubilant health. 1t quickly
cures nervousness. sleeplessness, mel
ancholy. headache. backache, faint
ing. ailing and sickly. Try them. soc
at Tallman e Co.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-12-04
OF INTEREST TO WOMEN

their midst. Tape of various widths,
/ q according to the size Of the plants, de
pended from the jar and coiled once
or twice around the stems. These acted
as syphons, and showed how plants
can be kept watered for days, or even
weeks. whilst, for instance, the house
is shut up.
One guest, who is great on fancy
work, was wrapped in admiration or
commander anyone TO hold out ach-
ing arms whilst an obstinate skein of
wool is wound off. couple of large
reels. securely fastened to three-foot
board with stout, long wire nails, solv-
ed the difficulty, and the board could
b.. attached to any table by an ordi-
nary screw fastener, the reels revolv-
ing as the skein itself runs around and
round.
Then there was a novel method Of
drawing a cork from bottle that
had already been opened. "Why did
I never think Of that before?" said a
middle-aged lady. In reproachful tones
ut is so easy"
A short length Of tape was laid
across the bottle mouth and the cork
forced tightly in on top so that the
air was readily excluded, as it vprv
seldom IS when a cork ls half pushed
IN. SO tight was it that no amount Of
finger-twisting would get it out; but
just a pull at the tape and out it
comes.
How to Keep Guest Book.
And then there was the guest-book.
The leaves Of the book, alphabetically
arranged, were fingered all the af-
ternoon. In this book the hostess had
jotted down all the likes and dis
likes she had been able TO discover Of
friends who had been guests at din
ner and lunch.
81 never could guess how you al
ways knew I took no sugar in my tea,"
someone remarked. but here / see l
am duly licked off as an anti-sugar
person"
81 always refer to the little book
whenever 1 know anyone is coming"
answered the hostess. People are so
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-12-04
Stuny for Is Years

by indlgestons pangs-try ng many
doctors and 5000 worth of medicine
in vain, c. F. Ayscue of Tngleside, n,
c.. at last used DR.. Kings New Life
Pills and writes they wholly cured
him. They cure constipation, bl-
iousness, sick headache. stomach, llv-
er, kidney and bowel troubles Csc
at Tallman & Co.