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The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1901-1982, 1909-03-04
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The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1901-1982, 1909-03-04
STATEWIDE BILL SIOETRACKEO
Gam Bill Placed Back on its
Second Reading.
Substitute Offered to Submit Question to
Vote of People-DeRossilt Bill
in Senate.

Little Rock, Feb. 26 Special
The house spent the afternoon
winding up on the Gam bill,
which was an act to pass a state
wide prohibition bill. The matter
when to its third reading, with the
state-widers having clear majority
of Ia. A motion was made to re-
consider and this carried alter
which the bill was placed back on
It's second reading and a substitute
proposed which will refer to the
people the question of state wide
prohibition in a special election.
An effort was made by Heartsill,
of Sebastian, to leave Sebastian
county out of the provisions of the
bill, but this lost, after a lengthy
debate, so to 20. Further action
upon the matter cannot now be
taken until Saturday, as this is
senate day, and the entire time is
to be devoted to senate business,
unless the business supplied by tn e
senate is exhausted before the time
of adjournment, which is almost
an impossibility.
The senate spent the entire day
debating the DeRossitt state capt.
tol bill, but no definite action was
taken.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1901-1982, 1909-03-04
ANOTHER new
BUSINESS HOUSE
FROM FRIDAYS DAILY.

Contractor John c. Hamilton
will start Monday morning on the
erection of handsome new build
ing for H /. B. Ingram on his lots
just east of the Terry livery stable,
on the corner of Chestnut and Oak
streets. The building will be d
one-story 4oxIoo feet, of pressed
brick, with plate glass double front
and high steel ceilings. Mr.. Ingram
owns IAO feet front on Oak street,
and it is his intention to build four
more IS foot buildings on the re-
mainuer of the lots at an early
date.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1901-1982, 1909-03-04
JOHN DORMAN
BOUND OVER
FROM SATURDAYS DAILY.

John Dorman, the negro who
struck R. B. McCulloch in the
head with a rock last Wednesday
morning. waived examination in
Justice of the Peace w. B. Will
sons court this afternoon, and
was bound over to the grand jury
on a charge of assault with intent
to kill. This crime is felony and
is punishable by one to 2I years in
the penitentiary. Dorman S bond
was fixed at $500, which he gave.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1901-1982, 1909-03-04
STATE SUES FOR MILLIONS
Suits Filed against Packing Companies fol-
Violating Antitrust Law.

Little Rock, Feb. 27.-Special.
Prosecuting Attorney Roy D.
Campbell, assisted by former At
torney-General Robert L. Rogers,
today filed suits in the Pulaski
circuit court for penalties aggregat-
ing $500, 900 for alleged viola
tons of the Arkansas antitrust
laws by FIVE of the big packing
houses.
The companies sued are Cudahy
& Co., the National Packing Co.
Jacob Dold Packing Co., Swift &
Co. and the Southern Beef & Pro-
vision Co., and they are charged
with violations of the antitrust
laws from January, 1907, to Feb
ruary 20, 1909.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1901-1982, 1909-03-04
SHOW OPENS
MARCH Is
FROM FRIDAYS DAILY.

The new moving picture show
to be oferated by Hugh Pence and
Roy Rogers will open March IS,
in the building recently vacated
by Cole & Co. The show would
have opened February I, but a
suitable building could not be Sc
cured. Malone & Clay, who had
the Ccle building rented, decided
not to open open up grocery es-
adjustment as previously announc-
ed. Mr.. Pence was in Plumer-
vile yesterday and made arrange
ments to get the building from
Messfs. Malone and Clay.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1901-1982, 1909-03-04
Justice Withholds Decision.

-Greenbrier, Feb. 25.-Special =
After spending the entire day
hearing the case of the state galnst
Harry Snow and wife and Polk
Houston, Justice of the Peace
Drew Glover announced that he
would withhold his decision in the
case until Saturday. The case
was tried before the court sitting
as Jury. The defendants were
charged with disturbing religious
worship, the case having been re-
ferred back to township court by
Circuit Judge Landlord.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1901-1982, 1909-03-04
Want Monday for Holiday.

The pupils of the Russellville
public school are petitioning the
school board to make Monday in
stead of Saturday their weekly hol-
iday. Monday was the holiday in
the Conway public school for sew
eral sessions until about six years
ago, when the old week end holt
day was resumed. Both colleges
are not in session Monday, while
the State Normal School has adopt
ed Saturday as a weekly holiday.
Supt. J. A. Pitcock and clerk
w. H. Martin of the state peniten-
tiary visited in this city last night.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1901-1982, 1909-03-04
Laymen's Conference Closes.
FROM THURSDAYS DAILY

The closing session of the lay
mems conference at the Methodist
church, which has been in session
two days, was held last night.
Addresses were delivered by Rev.
J. H. O'Bryant on The Church s
Opportunity" and Rev. M. n.
Waldrip on The Missionary Mo-
tive"
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1901-1982, 1909-03-04

LOST, STRAYED or STOLEN
One mule, black, about 10 or u
years old; also one sorrel mare. "A
liberal reward will be paid fof
their return to me or any intorfla'
ton of their whereabouts.
dwI 7. r. ANDERSON,
r. F. D. No. 2, Conway, ARK
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1901-1982, 1909-03-04

NOT JUST AS GooD"-ITS THE BEsl'
One box Of Hunts Cure Is unfailingly' unqa INV
form 0! Skin Disease Il IS particularly aet, sS
in promptly relieving and permanently TTntter,
all forms of Itching known. Eczema t,isved
Ringworm and all similar troubles are is''N
by one application; cured by one box.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1901-1982, 1909-03-04
REOUISITION WAS NORED
Governor Donaghey Permits Alleged Swim
dler to be Taken to Iowa

Little Rock, Feb. 27.-Special-
Upon the express condition that
no underhand methods be employ
ed and that the prisoner shall not
be spirited away from the iuris-
diction of the state Governor Don
aghey yesterday afternoon granted
a provisional requlsitiont for J. c.
Mabry, alias Mayberry, alias Cor
don, who if allegations are true has
we'll earned the title Prince of
Swindlers" his alleged victims
being only men of wealth and sup
posed business sagacity.
The announcement of the gov
ernor followed a lengthy hearing
in his office of the application of
Council Bluff detective, P. M.
Grouewig, for requisition for the
supposed mining expert who was
arrested with three companions
Tuesday in fine residence which
they had rented and furnished,
wherethey were living in luxuri-
Gus style with liveried servants,
carriages and automobiles.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1901-1982, 1909-03-04

Engraved cards and invitations
and embossed stationery. Leave
orders with Conway Printing Co.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1901-1982, 1909-03-04
SOLDIERS WILL
Get BACK PAY

Washington, D. c., Feb. 25.-
Attorney Adrian Sizer of this city
has been interested in getting an
additional So, $40 OF to be added to
the $40, o27.I8 previously allowed
to the state of Arkansas for the
two regiments that the state raised
for the Spanish American war.
A check will go forward from the
treasury to Governor Donaghey at
an early date for the full S25,I76.-
IS now allowed.
The money goes to the two Ark
ansas regiments aud is due for
time spent in mobilization and
transportation before the regiment
entered active service.
Several Conway people will be
interested in the above announce
ment, as an entire company of vol
unteers was organized in this
city in the spring of 1898 and mob
ilized at Camp Dodge in Little
Rock, before being taken to Chick
amauga Park, Tennessee, for ser
vice. Bruce I. Bullion of this
city was captain of the company,
which was known as Co. L, Second
Arkansas Volunteers.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1901-1982, 1909-03-04

Little Rock, March Especial.
y. G. Kile of Cisco, ILL.,, today
identified the four men under ar
rest charged with huge swindling
operations, as the men who heeced
him out of SIC, 900 on a horse race
here in February.
Henry Stockwell, a jockey, who
was also identified, ihas confessed,
duplicating many others.
Arizona republican., 1909-02-10
GONE TO TExAs-Mrs. w. A. A.

GONE TO TExAS-Mrs. w. A. A. Moore and little daughter left last night over the Southern Pacific for an extended visit in Dallas, Texas.
 MOTHERS MEETING-The regu- lar monthly meeting of the Child Study Circle of the Central school will be held Thursday afternoon, Feb. II, at o'clock at the school house. Mrs. Charles Christy will give a talk on Pictures for the School room. The value of pictures in the home and school will be discussed by the circle.
 Y. M. C. A. ENTERTAINMENT Last night Prof. Lloyd Higgins gave an entertainment in the Central M. E.. church under the auspices of the Y. NJ. c. A. The auditorium and gall lery of the church were both packed and the audience gave the professor an enthusiastic reception, calling him back repeatedly. Prof. Higgins is an entertainer by nature. As a lecturer his delivery is pleasing. As an elo- cutionist and impersonator his rem ditions are natural and impressive. MT. Higgins is an elocutionist and impersonator of large experience. having appeared before many au- diences both east and west. This is his first appearance before Phoenix audience as an entertainer.
 CALL FOR BANK STATEMENT Auditor Sims Ely yesterday received notice from the comptroller of the currency at Washington that he had issued a call to the national banks of the territory, for statements of their condition at the close of busi- ness February 5. When the call was issued the comptroller evidently did not know that while it was cold as Greenland back in Washington, the people of Arizona, including the bankers, were celebrating arbor day and planting trees. MT. Ely inform ed him by wire and inquired wheth- CT the report was to be issued on the business of the 4th or the 9th, the 5th being a holiday. When he receives a reply he will issue a call to the territorial banks and building and loan companies of even date.
Arizona republican., 1909-02-10
Stop Margin Gambling.

If you prevent. or even restrict, the selling short of stocks, you will nlanf- festly, and in equal degree. restrain gambling on the long side of the mar ket," says Frederick s. Dickson, in The Poison of the Street." in Every body's Magazine for February.
 Let the law then compel him who would sell short to describe in writing and with particularity the thing that he would sell If it is stock, let him give the number of the certificates. and state in whose names they are registered. and let him also aver that he is the rightful owner of the stock which he offers for sale. Punish him if he states that which is false, and punish also the broker who accepts an order that does not comply with these conditions. The same course can be pursued in sales of wheat, corn. oats. cotton, pork. and the like commodities, and he who would sell them should be able to state where the thing sold is stored. and what markings there may be on barrel, bale, bin or car-lOt. What hardship would this work on the man who simply wishes to sell for future delivery that which he owns? And why should the law be tender to him who strives to sell what he does not own, to the injury of the real owner?
 Most of the legislation that has been proposed for the regulation of stock gambling evils contains only general prohibitions against margin trading. Buying more stock than one has the money to pay for is no more an evil than buying real estate sub ject to mortgage. or borrowing money for the extension of a manufacturing plant or the development of a railroad. If a man, therefore, wishes to buy stock or commodities of any kind and pay but a portion of the cost, the law should not interfere with him. The evil of stock speculation, as now in
 dulged in. grows out of the fact that the gambler is able to borrow more than the real loan value of the stock. the excess being furnished by the broker out of his capital as an encour- agement to gambling. The control of the loan end of the collateral remains wholly in the broker. who uses both as if he were the sole party in interest," Let the law then, while in general prohibiting margin trading also in par ticular prohibit the broker from lend ing any additional sum beyond the band loan and insist that the broker shall inform his customer of the num- Der and description of the certificates which he has bought, the amount of the loan. and the name of the bank where the loan is placed. Make it clear also that the ownership of the stock is wholly in the customer. and that it win be grand larceny for the broker to use this collateral for his own advantage. Such provisions as these would make the prohibition against margin trading instantly eff fectual. and nothing short of this would"
Arizona republican., 1909-02-10
woMANs CLUB IEA.-Retweel


 sixty and seventy-five members of the Woman's Club and visitors enjoyed the tea yesterday afternoon given by the executive committee of the club. Near ly all of the newer members were pres ent and the tea was given with par ticular reference to the better acquain- tanceship with those recently elected to membership. The tea took the place of the regular meeting and was held at the clubrooms. It was thoroughly en- joyed by all present.
 FORESTERS, ATTENTloN.-Cou Hassayampa, No. 1918, I. O. F, will meet in regular session at Melczer hall tomorrow night, and a full at tendance of the members is desired. D. S. c. R. Scott T. Linn wishes to announce that there will be class for initiation at this meeting and the new initiation ceremony will be used. Those who saw this new work last Thursday night were very highly pleased, and 1t Is the desire of the officers of the court that all the mem bers turn out to see it tomorrow night. The committee on entertainment has made ample provision for amusement and refreshment after the business meeting.
 PRESCOTT'S LOCAL OPTION CAMPAlGN-The campaign for the local option law so that a majority in stead of a two-thirds vote may estab- fish prohibition is being vigorously waged at Prescott The movement Is headed by the following pastors of i,ll,, Ii 1s,- ..f the M. E. Church, Francis T. Walker of the Baptist church, c. M. Cagle of the M. E. Church, South, and Herbert w. Lathe of the Congregational church. From these gentlemen copy of the petition prepared there has been received at this office It already con tains seventy-five names including many of the best known residents of Prescott Copies of the petition have been forwarded to Yavapai's repre- sentatives in the legislature.
 A COMPETITIVE SHoOT.+The Bisbee Rifle Club, an organization of business men who have got the idea into their heads that they can shoot practice up, probably with the Camp HeTTy contests lne coming summer III their minds, has challenged the nation al guard companies of this valley to present team of eight men who can shoot in their class on February 22 at the Tempe range. The militia boys were looking for just such challenge as this and accepted it at once. They believe the Bisbee sharpshooters will have to do some fine work if they carry away the honors on the 22nd. The shoot will be under the direction of Captain Grinstead of Company A, who is a good single-handed team himself and he has enlisted a shooting squad to assist him, consisting of Sigala and Wolf of c Company. Tempe. Edens and Price of A Company Phoenix; Le- Baron of D Company. Mesa City, and LaTorrette and Peterson of B Com pany, Phoenix The shoot will last all day on the Tempe range. and visitors will be welcomed. The more the mer- rier, for it is hoped the event will add new interest to the guard.
Arizona republican., 1909-02-10
GONE EAST TO sUY.--1ke Dia-

GONE. EAST TO BUX.---Ike Dia- mond of the Boston store left Monday night for New York to visit the mar kets and lay in a new stock of goods.
 NEW LADY IN TOWN.-On Satur- day morning a seven pound baby girl arrived at 50 North Ninth street at the home of c. A. Randy. Mrs. Randy and the little one are both doing well. DIVORcES GRANTED.-A divorce was granted yesterday by Judge Kent to Elvira " Martinez from Librado Martinez and to Sadie McVey- from James o. McVey.
 FROM SAN FRANCISCO. - Fred Harris of the American Tobacco Com pany. representing J. M. Gamble, the California distributor. is in Phoenix visiting the trade and reports the busi- ness in town as steadily increasing.
 RETURNS FROM THE MINES | T. Stoddard, who has large mining interests in Stoddard, Ariz., returned to Phoenix yesterday morning after spending a month in the mining dis trict where his capital is invested.
 WILL APPEAL.-In the case of Thomas Haverty Company versus John Noble ct all in the district court yes terday, counsel argued the finding of fact and conclusions of law and the judgment assigned.
 SAID HE WAS ss YEARS oLD- Cihcnn have just returned from a trip out through the cattle country. While in camp on the banks of the Verde canal they had most interesting experience. Late one evening just as supper was being prepared an aged Mexican accompa- nied by his two dogs meandered into the camp. He was very feeble and apparently very much in need of food. With true western hospitality the cat tlemen fed and warmed him, but were touched to see he would not satisfy his own hunger until he had fed his two dogs. They were not blooded ami mals nor were they beautiful, being just plain dog. but they were the only friends the old man had. One of them answered to the name of Pinto and seemed to understand everything his master said. After hearty supper the Mexican, who gave his name as Juan Acuna. said he was 99 years old hay ing been born in the spring of 1S10 He was. he averred, on his way to Cave Creek from Fort McDowell. He grew reminiscent as the warm food commenced to stimulate and told of many incidents of the early border days of Arizona. He said he distinctly remembered in 1928 when his uncle, who was a colonel in the Mexican army. led band of 5000 troops into what is now Tucson on raid against the Apache Indians who were on the rampage. The old man spent a day or so at the camp then started on his journey well provided, this time how ever. with good food and his sus- tenance.
Arizona republican., 1909-02-10
A FRISCO PROJECT

Washington, Feb. 9.-Representa- tives of several well known national Organizations aer here to appear to- morrow before the senate committee on public lands in opposition of the joint Perkins Smith resolution, au- thorizing San Francisco to exchange lands outside of the Hetch Hetchy valley in Yosemite park for lands in side the valley, for source of water supply
Arizona republican., 1909-02-10
NEW GAME PRESERVE.

Trinidad, Feb. 9.-Colonel J. A. Owenby announced tonight that 2.OOO acres of coal lands, owned by himself, J. P. Morgan and B. F. Cheney of Bos- ton, situated near the Colorado and New Mexico line, would be made into a game preserve and thoroughly stock ed with wild animals. The land will also be worked for its coal deposits.
Arizona republican., 1909-02-10
DRAW HER STILL CLOSER
FASHION BARBER SHOP.

Go to the Fashion Barber Shop when
 visiting city. Lewis & Noble, Props. iS w. Washington St. TOT a neat hair cut. shave. plain bath. salt rub, alcohol rub. body massage. electric body massage. by Masseur John E. Lewis.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-09-02

TY FOR NEWS WITH A FINE-T0OTH-
COMB AND GETS RESULTS.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-09-02
BUILDING
ACTIVITY
At Low EBB
Outlook for Architects and
Contractors Far From En-
couraging in Gary-How-
ever, One Job Was Let
Yesterday.

Building conditions in Gary at the
present time are anything but encour-
aging to the local contractors, as far
as the future prospects for new resi-
dences and store buildings are con-
cerned A visit to the offices of several
of the local architects by a TINES re-
porter failed to reveal any local activ-
ity in building lines.
The contract was awarded yesterday
to Contractor T. E. Ecl1ert for the cree
tion of a two-story frame residence on
jefferson street, between Fifth and
Sixth avenues for Rev. J. Il. Smith,
pastor of the First Baptist church of
Gary The new residence viii be mod
ern throughout and viii cost about
$4,000 Work was started on the ex-
cavations Of the basement for the new
residence by Contractor Eckert today.
In regard to the new Baptist church
building nothing definite has been de
cided upon by the building committee.
The brick for the construction Of the
new church has been purchased and
has arrived i'm Gary. so that when the
plans have been decided upon work viii
be started without delay.
Work on several buildings I'm the first
subdivision which are under the course
of construction. are progressing nicely
and promise to be completed before cold
weather sets i'm. The Feuer building.
on the corner Of Seventh avenue and
Washington street has now reached
the second story and with the large
supply of building material they now
have on hand no delay is expected. The
Dubetz flat building ON Seventh avenue
and the Holmes. Kuss & Co building
on Broadway near Eighth are nearly
completed. the p}asterers having com
pleted their work yesterday.
The contractor i'm charge of the con-
struction of the new skating rink on
Eighth avenue and Washington street
for Young ana Nossler has "a large force
I Of men employed. the building COINS uT
in rapid manner. The contract calls
I for the completion Of the building by
! oct 1. The one-storv three-store
building Tor John A. Brennan on Sixth
avenue IS nearly competed. the plaster
ers expecting 10 finish shetr work by
3 TIE end of tle present week