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 AI'heimer, were shopping in the ci1v ii, yesterday.
 MT and Mrs s. (. Alexander return ed yesterday forpF Battle Creek m i other Eastern cities
 Miss Ivy Davis let yesterday for Douglas, where she will resume ha.. duties in her school.
 Miss Bettie Austin will return today rom brief visit to relatives and friends at Kansas City.
 Judge N. 4 Austin has returned rom a visit to Moaticello. where he attended the Drew circuit court.
 Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Dancv les, yes 'ero"} for several weeks visit 10 reI"'lV'S at Nashville and Memphis.
 odilI .\lchola has returned from New York. He will be connected with the establ!shment Of his brother, Wolf Nichols.
 Mrs. J. W Gaunt and daughter. Miss Mildred, returned 4esser,iav fron 2 four weeks visit to Detroit and Saei- nav. Michigan
 MISS Aflne Hast;n2. who has beel the guest of Miss Lola Ezeu for a week returned 10 her home at Tarrv. Ark. yesterday
 Mrs. J. w. Bellany has returned n her home ill Altheiuer after two months visit t. relatives and friends al Heber. Alh.
 MISS Jessie Rawson. one of the popular teachers in the Pine Bluff public schools. has returned from a vacation spent in Chicago.
 E. E. Jackson. of the Texas Loan eompanH.. has been promoted and transferred 10 Dallas. Texas. He left last night, accompanied by his wife. for that city.
 Mrs. L. J. Randolph and daughter arrived from Memphis yesterday and joined her hnshand who will be en- @a@e2 in the cotton business in th.s city this winter.
 Charles Well has returned from Asheville, \. C.. where lie spent sev- eral months for his health. He will engage in Jne cotton business in this city again this season.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-09-18
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BAPTISTS GOING
 TO STAR CITY

The Friendship Baptist Association now in session at Star City will be largely attended by Baptists of this section. Pine Bluff will be well re- presented at the meeting by the many delegates chosen from the two churches. The following were elect ed from the First Baptist Church last Sunday morning: U. W. Poss, Harvey Atkinson, Will Fox, Thomas Green, ST. and w. w. Byrd; Alternates H. C. FfX( Charles Haycock, Robert Ryland, l.. c. Saunders and Frank Ezen. Those chosen at the Ohio Street Baptist church were. Rev Otto Whit tineton, Ned Ryland, Geo Ganlmin, <. o. Edwards and Prof. w. P. Keith. The convention will be in session from Saturday morning until Mon day evening.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-09-18
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-09-18
ADMITTED SHORTAGE
 BUT IS ACQUITTED
Station Agent at Grady Gets His Freedom on Legal Technicality Was Defended by W E.
 S0rrellS.

Although he admitted a shortage )i about $500 and had been indicted for embezzlement, D. D. Madry. formerly of Little Rock and agent for the Paci- lie Express Company and the Iron Mountain road at Grady. Was recently acquitted of the charge by jury in the Lincoln county circuit court at Star City Madry was defended by City Attorney w. B. Sorrells. of this city. He was arrested year and half ago when the shortage was discovered. He remained in the Star City jail up to three months ago, when he secured bail and was released. Prosecuting Attorney w. D. Jones proved that there were a shortage in his office Of more than 500. Attorney Sorrells did not put witness on the stand for the defense. not even the defendant himself. He won his case on a tech nicalitN, claiming that under the law the mere collecting of funds entrusted to the defendant and his failure .o turn same over WAS not embezZ!e-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-09-18
PINE CITY GETS
 N0RE CONTRACTS
In Competition With Big Electrical Concerns i'm the East The Pine
 Bluff Firm WiRs Out

In competition with many Of the large sign manufacturing companies of New York and Chicago on molister electric signs advertising Banner, the Feed to Feed" the Pine City Electric company, of this city, came out q t, winner and secured the contract for the construction and erection of three. After securing designs and quotations durin@ afs at2 North and East, L. W, E.on1 special agent for the Quaker Cats c9aas has returned to Pine 8laf and placed the order with 5aa e9I concera
 re signs. vhich will be the largest elect ia d.sH1aes ia any ol the south
 10 5e 19 feet high and @5F feet long and will have nearly hundred 3ssat- n eaah The first ol the three will te erected within the next thirty day n most conspicuous spot in Little Rock and will be fol- lowed hy the installation of two in Shreveport and Texarkana. The Pine City has recently constructed and erected several very attractive elec- tric signs in Pine Bluff and reports tkAt it has oAars fer nRuher of etnere
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-09-18
BRIEF MENTI0N.
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Miss Ovefton, of Rison. is visitine 2 relatives in this city.
 zack Tankersley, of Noble Lake was in the city yesterday
 John Minor has returned from a fishing and hunting trip to Humphrey. Fay Senyard is home after spending a few days hunting turkey near Nar- ner.
 Mr. and Mrs J. W. Wilkins returned yesterday from week s visit to St. Louis.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-09-18

Pineules for all kidney, liver, blad- der, rheumatic and urinary com plaints. They assist in separating salt and water with their poisons from the blood. They act promptly. Sold by Dr. McCammor & Son, 316 Main street.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-09-18
Birthday Party.

Little Patsy Hicks celebrated her eighth birthday yesterday afternoon <. her home on East Sixth ayenue. from to o'clock. Many games were played. alter which prize contest ' as enjoyed by all. Edith Johnson Was awarded the first prize. a nice book satchel. and the boobv went to Beatrice Butler. At the usual hour dainty refreshments were served 10 the guests. Little Patsy was assisted in receiving her guests by Mesdames Reed, Brown, Evans, Schrader. Bow den and Merritt. Many nice presents were received from the following lit- tie guests Doris Roma, Jessie Reed Ruth Butler, Marie Johnson. Naudie Howard. Beatrice Butler, Mary Nrur dock, Hazel Thomas, Marie Hastings Jimmy Marrill, Claud Herrick, Carl Schrader, Edith Johnson, Virgil How ard Clyde Herrick, Robert Hicks. Patsy Hicks, Milton Howard, Earl Terrick. Bertie Thomas, Lena Huff Helen Tommy, E. T. Armstrong. Jr.. Grantis Evans, J. F. Evans, Jr., Oral Merritt. Guy Butler. Ruth Bowden and Billy Hicks.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-09-18

Guns and Ammunition for everybody. It will pay you to give us a call when in need of anything in this line.
 Fox Bro. Hardware Go.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-09-18
COSTLY CHICKEN
 WAS THIS HEN

Boons. negro, employed at the Busy Bee cafe as dish-washer was tried in police court yesterday morn ing on charge of stealing a chicken from his employer. Acting Police Judge ]. \. Frazier fined the neg ,o Sl0.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-09-18

Ms Julia Williams will open | studio for p:anosorre instruction in September. Sae i'll 5e glad 10 hear from those wtio gre interested at her aome, 418 [. l-th. Old phone. 451. new phone S. 7-e11m
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-09-18

Mir. Claude kilburn. Piano tuner aGd repairer. Refer to best families in Pine Bluff. Phone ]. E. Shafer, Y. M. C. 4.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-09-18

po.. p.,., rVa the stomach, stimulate tue II IS, digestion and appetite and q of the bowels. Ask yopc- them. p cents q box. lS
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-09-18
TREES IN HOLLAND.
All Streets and Canal. Eordered With
 Elms or lindens.

The average Dutch town is an at tractive place ifI thp suluHer months, since practically every street .lHd canal is hordcrcd with shade trees. which shut out inc glare of tue sun and offer coel and inviting avenues for the ex- pior:l ion of the tourist The banks of these canals are @enrraiIy terr:Ired in two levels lle lower one fur ware !:aHse% :,nd tH. u,r."r for shops OF GWrl.ia-~ 'ut each elevation i. p'a.st. e,i wi..l trees.
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There's n"'n'as t"oi Tor q >ore ,aro.4 #s nr. rtoa4:, ,..orsep. Oil Cures i Il ;. ,'" ao0 ..,,, -, f..:u n " rat.
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small crowd of young peonIe en- joyel a few hours dancing at tha home of Dr. and Mrs. Asa Brunson Thursday evening. Those present were Misses Lorlne Hart, Hazel Beard. Winnie Lemon. Alice Murdanoh u it. tie Rock. and Maud Williams, ,Mem- phis). Fred Coe. Zack Tankersley James Hudson and Dudley Burford
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-09-18

separat. enifnr" t..ng werT h"o"ath. The mod"1 1 ii2lfft Ht.iat :,'t .a2.stcd of any character ag iar >lk.
 Tine lower model No. $z=; pItsea,s frock of paiu 2onsee. "fnh"llished by inset portions 'nade of ct.ft.tstina color silk In the w3,st these tiOnS 'NttIdcd tG form yoke but the "klft tttA t.the uf panels. Nine ny a belt. Fl.dcd fabric wotld be very pretty Tor 'Le trimming uIie-Uoar thrrIiEhGsit with pDingS U contrasting hue wUuld prove attractive.
 Pictorial Review r.tttfH No. 3.2t is in sizes F. 4 and lG
 Pictorial Review latten No 3iU is sizes i2, ll :4nd lG years.
 Pictorial Review fattern No 332s is n sizes l2, \ and Is years
 Pictorial Review r.,tse,n No 3.23 is in sizes l2 14 and & years.
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MORE DRESS SED SQUIRRELS
 TO-DAY
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-16
Blue and Gold Adherents Differ From Stan
ford in Picking Point Winners

BERKELEY April 15.-University of
California adherents, after having care
fully thumbed the dope sheets" of the
intercollegiate track meet, do not agree
with the cardinal point pickers, and
expect victory for the blue and gold
when the star track and field men of
the universities meet on the oval Sat
urday afternoon. According to form
Stanford has nothing on California, and
a margin of at least five points is ex-
pected here when the final tally is
made.
With one or two exceptions all the
men who viii represent the blue and
gold are in good fettle and Will make
the race of their lives. Walter r.
Johns. the feet sprinter, is looked upon
as the likely winner in the 100 and 22O
yard dashes. Donald, Villas and Cross
field are also figured to gather in few
points.
The 44o Will be a pretty race, with
Butler and Chase of California trying
to breast ]. Q. Miller of Stanford at
the tape. Butler is credited with good
time in this event, and is conceded to
have a chance even against the re-
doubtable Miller.
Archie de Mamiel, veteran track
man and runner. is believed to be bet
ter than any of the Stanford men.
With Smith as a teammate De Mamiel
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-16
IrWin'S Men Lose Contest and
Are Now Safely Installed
in the Cellar
STANDING OF THE CLUBS
RESULTS OF GAMES
Fresno ;. San Francisco =.
Oakland 3, San Jose L.
Stockton 8, Santa Cruz o.

Three of a kind for San Francisco.
The Raisin Growers shuffied off Irwins
men another poor hand yesterday at
Oakland, and now Charley and his boys
are safely planted in the cellar with
good prospects of remaining there for
some time. They had all kinds Of
chances to get out of hole in yester-
days contest, but the locals were not
equal to the task
Fresno trotted out a couple of new
importations which looked good on
their initial performance Carney, a
husky outfeIder, and Lange, a blonde
haired twirler, worked out yesterday
The new pitcher showed plenty of
speed, but he was wild as a March hare,
and he was yanked out of the affray in
He only passed II during the contest,
which is going some, but at that San
francisco was not there with the bingIe
when it was needed. They appear to
be weak lot of hitters.
Hester worked for the locals and
only three hits. but few miscues by
his team mates We're responsible for
some of the runs.
San Francisco got in the going in the
opening frame. Feeney worked Lange
on Ferlin's hit.
Lange got himself in a hole by pass
ing a couple of men in the sixth frame,
but San Francisco could not hit him.
With one bingle they scored a tally.
After walking a man in the NINTH KEEL
ley sent for Schimpff. and Lange went
TO the bench. Schimpff held the upper
hand and San Francisco ran second.
Score:
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-16
ST. JAMES PLAYERS
DEFEAT THE ST.
PATRICK'S
YESTERDAYS GAME
st. James School. I................12 IL
st Patrick's School. .......... 4
BY VIII Scarlet

Last Tuesday South Of Market slipped
one over on the Mission when St.
Joseph's school defeated st. Peters;
yesterday when st. James school hung
the Indian sign on st. Patricks school
the Mission handed South Of Market a
lemon. 1t was fair sized lemon, too.
though it's unmistakable acidity pre-
vented its being mistaken for an
orange.
Once only did the Patricians forge
ahead. and that was when McGushin.
st. James pitcher, got up in the air
for few minutes. The Missionites
promptly recovered the lead, and easily
kept it through the remaining frames.
st. Patrick's batting streak occurred
in the fourth and gave the South of
Market rooters ground for hope. But
the St. James boys went after Gillog-
ley's scalp in the nth and never let
up while he remained on the mound.
Little lister was put in the box in
the eighth and put up a game fight, but
he was unable to turn the tide of vic
tory. Smith, st. James first baseman.
deserves mention for exceptionally
clever individual playing
The Patricians' basemen allowed their
opponents tallies to pile up freely by
neglecting such an elementary pre-
caution as falling TO tag their sacks
experienced umpire on the job, but not
when eagle. eyed King" Brady han
dies the indicator.
The youngsters of both schools
setting. the Oakland fans a splendid
example. 1t is hoped that the latter
will profit by the lesson and take In
the game between Sacred Heart school
and st. Anthonys at Freeman's park
this afternoon:
Score.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-16

should win against Bradford and Hemp
hill. the best Stanford Will have in the
run.
In the hurdles the blue and gold men
are confident. Captain Roy Cowles is
in class by himself in the high sticks,
and Will run away from his field. Her.
bert S. Johns should capture second
place. with California and Stanford
lighting it out for the third position
The low hurdles will probably be cap
tured by Johns, with Edwards second.
Richard Goldman and Freshman
Martin are two of the most likely Cali
fornia entries in the grilling two mile
race. Dowd. DoZisr. Saxon and Smith.
all of whom are trackmen of expert
ence, are counted on for at least places
in the half mile.
In the hammer throw Captain Cab
bert of the freshman team, with Mum
and Glazier as teammates, should be
able to take at least one and possibly
two places. Mum, Stout, Taylor and
Bull can all go feet 10 inches In the
high jump, and two places are looked
to fall into the California basket in
this event.
Three former Berkeley high school
stars Harold, Rathbone and Villas, are
among the entries of the blue and gold
in the broad jump. All are good jump
ers. The same can be said about the
pole vault and shot put. Mum, Brown,
Bull, Sheridan and Grinstead are en-
tered in the former, and Num- Villas.
Harold and Scott in the latter. An
even break is expected in these field
events
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-16
LERCARI MATCHES
JACK SULLIVAN
AND NEIL

Montana Jack Sullivan and the re-
juvenated veteran, AL Neil. will step
15 rounds or less for the edification of
the fans April 29 under the patronage
of the versatile Charles Lercari. This
switch was decided upon by the pro-
moter last night, and as he also added
that with Sullivan and Neil on the card
with Murphy and Hudson, his program
was filled. though it is barely possible
that he will toss in round warmer
up for the boys who will be on the job
on the night of the show
Lercari came to terms with Sullivan
and Neil after Harry Dell, the bantam
to hold him up for a few more addi-
tional sheckels. This ruffied the dig
nifty of the promoter to a marked de-
gree, and he shooed his countryman out
of his presence. A few hours later he
came upon the Montana man and the
former sign painter. and alter all three
spared for an opening. they got to-
gethep, talked business and the re-
suit was the making of the match. Sol
Levinson was chosen to referee this
one as we'll as the Murphy Hudson
affair.
Sullivan and Neil fought a hot 6
round draw at the West Oakland club
last month. Sullivan's brother did not
like Referee Eddie Smiths ruling and
took a punch at Eddie. who in return
floored the young man for his trouble.
Sullivan is big. tough fellow who is
always coming. Neips victory over Kyle
Whitney two months ago made him a
popular idol again.
In dispatch to The Call from New
York last night Jim Coffroth announced
that he would leave this morning for
Chicago, where he had a date to meet
Packey Mcfarland and Battling Nell
son. Coffroth added that he hoped he
would secure the consent of the pair for
on the afternoon of July 4.
This is the one that Coffroth has been
dreaming about ever since Bat won the
! lightweight championship from Joe
Cans last Independence day. He seems
to be nearer to his hearts desire now
without saying that he will make a
last strenuous effort to induce the great
little fighters to agree to swap wal
lops in his back yard.
Fast amateur fights should be dished
Match Maker Sehuler has engaged good
talent for the show. There will be s
bouts staged, the windup bringing to-
gether heavy weights Charlie Miller and
Al Kreiger. There will be another
heavy weight mill between Jim Maguire
and Jack Harrington. These youngsters
are not as experienced as the other pair,
but they should make things hum while
they are in the ring. The remainder of
the card will be furnished by the fol-
lowing mitt slingers: w. Herman VS..
Bob Warren. 125: Gus Miller VS.. Frank
Floyd (colored), 125; Johnny Aaron VS..
Bill Pine, 115; Pat Bradley VS.. Willie
Carter (colored), 145; Charlie Lewis VS..
Fred Bennett las.