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The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1909-10-21
coNvlcTs FIGHT WITH POSSE.
Battle When They Abandon Hope of
Reeaining Their Freedom.

Salem, Ore.-In a battle between a
posse of sixty men and three con.
victs who had escaped from the
state penitentiary, tne of the convicts
is dead and the other two seriously
wounded. Two regular pitched battles
were fought on the banks of the
Willamette river, about Is miles south
of here, one Saturday night and the
other Sunday morning.
The dead man is George Carter,
sentenced from eastern Oregon for
horse stealing. Carter was the lead
er of the gang. He was shot through
the wrist and in the forehead.
George Duncan was shot through
the stomach and will probably die,
He also was serving a sentence for
horse stealing and is believed to have
been Carriers partner. Albert Ferris
was shot through the left arm, the
bullet lodging in his lung. He is
in serious condition. He was
serving a sentence for burglary,
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Sudden Death of Diplomat.

London.-William r. Buchanan OF
Buffalo, N. Y, who has been in Europe
for some time in connection with an
important diplomatic mission for the
state department at Washington, was
found unconscious near the American
embassy early Sunday and died before
medical aid could be rendered. The
cause of death is not known, but 1t is
supposed that it resulted from heart
disease or apoplexy.
Since President Cleveland's last ad
misistration, Mr.. Buchanan had, eX
cepting short intervals. been connect
ed with the department of state in
important diplomatic work and his
success had caused him to be regard
ed as a foremost American diplomat
The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1909-10-21
RAISE RED FLAG.
Anarchistic Demonstrations In Lon
don, Paris and New York.


Anarchistic Demonstrations In Lon
don, Paris and New York.
London.-The red flag was raised
In London Sunday afternoon and a
large mob moved upon the spanish
embassy to make a demonstration OF
its disapproval of the execution of
Professor Francisco Ferrer at BARGE
Iona. Bodies of police drove off the
crowds in their usual bloodless. effect
ual way. But uneaslness pervaded the
neighborhood.
New York.-Aroused by the fierce
speech of Emma Goldman, one thou
sand men and women, socialists, an,
archists and other radicals. packed
an East Side hall and, unmolested
by the police, adopted resolutions de.
nouncing the execution of Ferrer.
Alfonso, the assassin" was muttered
in three languages, English. Spanish
and French. as the succeeding speak
ers attacked the Spanish monarch
and limited that revenge was yet to
come.
Paris.-The anti-Spanish demon
STATIONS eliminated Sunday in
meetings and professions in the
larger cities of France, organized by
the socialists and workmens organi
cations. The organizations laid en-
phasis on the peaceful character OF
those demonstrations and although
violent speeches were made, little
disorder is reported.
The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1909-10-21
TAFT MEETS D|AZ
MEETING OF TWO PRESIDENTS
ATTENDED BY MUCH PoMP
AND DISPLAY
Bot Men Very Democratic In Their
Actions, However, Each Striving
to Guido the Other in Exchange
Of Courteous Compliments.

lei Paso, Texas.-The meeting be-
tween President William H. Taft and
President Diaz of Mexico, on Satur-
day, outwardly was attended with a
display of soldiery, fare of trump
cts, boom of cannon and a pomp of
ceremony suggestive of supreme au-
thority. But in the actual handclasp
OF the two executives and in the ex-
change of courteous words which
passed from lip to lip, there was
simple. but cordial informality.
President Taft was the first to
speak. He assured President Diaz of
his warm personal regard. President
Diaz assured President Taft OF his
high esteem of the man who had ac-
complished so much In the Philip
pines, in Cuba and elsewhere and
who had now the honor to be the
chief executive of so great a nation
as the United States,
Both presidents dwelt upon the cor
diality of the relations existing be-
tween the United States and Mexico.
There were less than a score of
persons permitted to witness the
meeting of the two executives Even
these were excluded later, when
President Taft and President Diaz
withdrew into an inner room OF the
chamber of commerce building, wnere
the historic meeting occurred, and
were only attended by Governor
Greel of the state of Chihuahua, for
mer ambassador to the United States,
who acted as interpreter.
In the evening. at the typical little
Mexican settlement of Chudad Juarez;
the president and his party were en-
tertained at banquet given by
| President DiaZ
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willie Bow Ends His LIE.

San Bernardino. Cal-Willie Boy,
the Piute Indian desperate, who killed
his sweetheart's father and after,
wards the girl, for whom three posses
and fifty armed men have been search
ing the San Bernardino desert, was
found dead on the summit Of Bullion
mountain, where he made his final
stand, The body Of the indian was
found leaning back against rocks, with
bullet hole Just below the heart
He had removed one shoe and pulled
the trigger with his toe, firing the
last shot In his rifle.
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Pittsbura Wins Championship.

Detroit.-Pittsburg won the worlds
baseball championship at Bennett
park on Saturday by defeating De-
troit by the overwhelming score OF
8 to 0 in the seventh and decisive
game OF one OF the greatest battles
ever fought for the worlds title. This
gives the National league champions
the victory by the count OF four
games to three. IL is the third sue.
cessive defeat of the American
league champions in the worlds ser,
les, and consequently the third
straight victory for the National
league.
The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1909-10-21
AMERICA TO BE PROTECTED.
Japan viii Not Be Allowed to Block
the Way In China.

ington.-American and British
capitalists have about completed ar
rangements with the Chinese govern
ment to build railroad from Chin
Chow Flu through Monaghan terri
tory to Tsitsihar distance of about
400 miles. This fact seems to have
disturbed the equanimity of Japan, 1t
is said here, Published reports from
Picking indicate that Japan has given
right under the two treaties conclud-
ed last month, to be consulted with
respect to Manchurian railways. ia
pan says 1t reserves decision with re-
gard to subsequent action.
The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1909-10-21
eeIalum HAVING Her TROUBLES.

Brussels.-The program of colonial
reform as announced is vague and
does not touch upon the questions of
forced labor or concessions in the
Congo, but intimates that free trade
will be established in the Lake Leo
pold district with extension to the re-
mainder OF the state within two years,
The announcement admits that the
deficit indicates an early call for a
loan of $20,000,0C0.
The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1909-10-21
Dogs Losing Out in Alaska.

ashlngton.-Horses are suppressed
ing dogs in the transportation of mails
in Alaska. A load of mail weighing
not less than 5000 pounds is often
drawn over the frozen roads of
Alaska by one horse attached to a
sled. In short time, 1t is said,
the postofflce department expects
10 make announcement of the awards
of contracts for the transportation of
mails in Alaska for the four-year pc
Rod from July /, 1910, to July 80,
1914
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Royal Welcome to Mexican Ruler.

Ell Paso.-No crowned head ever
received a more magnificent welcome
than that accorded President Dia2 in
the city of Chihuahua Wednesday and
Thursday His arrival on a special
train of five coaches at 5:25 o'clock
was heralded by the blowing of every
whistle and the ringing of every bell
in the city and the booming of cannon.
He was met at the foot of Avenida
Juarez by the entertainment commit
tee and presented with an immense
silver key to the city.
The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1909-10-21
Attemp. to lynch Black Thief.

Tulsa, Okla.-Fifteen negroes
boarded train at Wybark on Friday
and attempted to take Arthur Nanny,
a negro charged with horse stealing,
away from Sheriff Hooper with the
intention of lynching him. Sheriff
Hooper held the crowd at bay with
his revolver until the train started
aud then. with the assistance of the
conductor. forced the entire mob to
Jump from the moving cars. Nanny
was taken to Muskogee and landed
in iail
The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1909-10-21
Chicago Police on Water Wagon

Chicago-Short shrift viii be made
hereafter of any Chicago policeman
who drinks liquor. This ulttnatum
voiced by Chief of Police Steward in
the words: ITS case of every man
on the water wagon and exit to the
booze fighters. / have no time for
drunkards," came Thursday in a gen.
eral order directing policemen to be.
come abstainers under penalty of los,
ing their positions.
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Peary viii Submit Proofs.

Washington.-In response to the
suggestion of the National Geographi-
cal society that he submit to 1t his
data regarding his discovery of the
north pole, Commander Peary has
sent the following telegram to the so
ciety. addressed to Prof Willis L..
Moore, its president
Prof. Willis l.. Moore. Washington
Will have material in Washington
by Wednesday that, trust. will serve
the purpose Of the society"
"(Signed) PEARY."
Eagle Island, Maine"
The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1909-10-21
Cook viii Head Expedition to Mt.
Mckinley

New York,-Having failed in his
effort TO get Professor Herschel C..
Parker and Anthony Fiala to conduct
an expedition to ascend Mount Nc
Kinley, DR.. Frederick A. Cook an
nounced on Saturday that he would
abandon his lecture tour as soon as
possible and himself head an expedi-
ton TO ascend the mountain TO OBJ
tain. il possible, the records which
he says he left there In 1906
The Brinkley argus., 1909-03-05
Cancers Cares

ConcefS C0rec
 (o knlfe. no blood.
 WiIson. Pine Bhfs you ! 66k that VII (lHe uxe
 eefsp'
 &ElGo, tdAl uss os1eroyy enoee. pe9r 16eT
The Brinkley argus., 1909-03-05
ELECTION PROCLAMATION

Notice is hereby given that an election will De. held on Monday the fifth day of April 1909, in Monroe County, Arkansas. at the following voting places in said County towit:
 Brinkley township at usual voting place of said township.
 Cypress Ridge township. Monroe, a, usual voting place Of townshih, Dickson township at Sans school house. usual voting place of township. Sad election will bs held for the p3fposs ofuotigs upon the creation q the "Piney Drainage District. said district includes all lands tn sections 2l l6za-8-and $. in township Two North. Range One west. sections 3l and 30 tn township Three North. Range One west, sections s -24-l3- l2 and in township Three North. Range Two west and alllands adjacent to or drained by said Piney Greek.
 At said election all persons oVnirs land or lsndss :.|..s i9 sss sboss described ,errtery ahall be entitled to vote. Given under my hand this the list. day of March 1909
 R. F. MILwEE. Sheriff of Monroe County.
The Brinkley argus., 1909-03-05
EAREl DON NEWS

Lewis James. spent Monday In Little Rock d6 business.
 Mrs. Jackson. of Brirkley, Is the guest Of her daughter. Mrs. Ford.
 pr. Hammond spcnt flew days h Memphis this week.
 Mr. and Ms. Jack Mccullcugh spent saturd " and Sunday ia Ltllle Rock.
 MT. and Mrs. c. H. MatniS Yof led from Chicago Monday whore they went to buy goods.
 The I. F. c. club will meet with Mrs. Hugh Jaxon Thursday Afternoon. at her home on second street.
 Miss Fla Bachsrach VII leave "Wednesday for Memphis. where sha will visit friends.
 Last fhGssaay evening the T. U. R. boys entertained the T. P. c. girls. they met at the residence of Mrs.
The Brinkley argus., 1909-03-05
BRINKLEY GROWS. The Industrial League Clos es a Lease. The Sewer. age System Assured. New Union Station
 Assured.


 t there Is anyone who doubts that
 brinkley Is not already enjoying a
 wonderful era of prosperity and growth.
 let that person walk out around inc
 city and note on every street in every part of town the many new buildings
 in process of erection. This busy
 building and improvement boom is among all classes and shows to any one that our town is pushing ahead. but the real pushing and progress has hardly beeuo yet.
 The Brinkley industrial League, which began life at the big booster
 meeting on New Year night by se- lectins and unanimously electins . Beard of Governors to act tor them in boosting Hrinklsy. has set on foot movements which will, within the next few months. bear such full as will open the eyes and astonlsh even those who were most sauausse for something to ba 5ss~ for BrinkIcy. Enough is KNOWN for the Board Of Governors to announce that Rrinkley will surely have fine new ,,r,,eA station this year, FW;Asr t Is known thAt ahe miserable and dirty bekin9 old freight depot, which to- gether vish The uns'shNy piles of uoss lies, have been such a dsssraestul eye sore to the lsAsines center of the city for the past many years. Is b be mov- led; and that Is RIGHT NOW .Ord=r. The League Bead had . conference with the railroad authorities on Tues day of this week and 1t is safe to say that May lst will sea the old eye sores r the freight depot and piles Of ttes--oif Of the square md Park Gem missioner, Dow Whitson. in charge of a movement to besutIfy the north side of the plaza as he has done with the south st5a.
 That's going sons, don't you tiinka The Industrial League Board have closed a lease on the north room in the Kelly brick and intend fitting 1t up in apple pie order so that every BrinkIey booster will have a perrba- |nent meeting place and headquarters. They are already planning for the next big open meeting of all the boost CTS and thsy promise some surprises in the report of their stewardship and service.
The Brinkley argus., 1909-03-05

Sjefy ybody s.y | g2od vofd and help q m Ia l|asncss to tpa ta | ao.
The Brinkley argus., 1909-03-05

5 or 6 doses of "666" will cur, any case of Chills and Fever. o-lt l -Mrs. c. 0. Bogle has gone |, her home in Tennessee for visit |, her father.
 -FOR RENT:-The small store i room or office directly opposite the posto'fice- between the ARGUS office and Crothe's Bakery.
 Mrs, E. L. Jackson and little grand son, Master Francis, have beer In Clarendon thls week on visit tc her daughter. Mrs. Ford. R. c. L. Howard returned Sun. day from Tieplant. Mississippi. to ar, range to take his family back there to ] live.
 Mrs. Clyde Woodfin. of Claren- don. was Brlnkley visitor this week 2 guest at the hospitable home ol MT. and Mrs. E. L. Woodfin, Miss Gertrude Abramsohn, the efficient stenographer at DonneiIys $ Realty office. was in Wynne on We'd |nesday. to attend q big wedding, -Mrs. Ida Hicks and neics. Miss Valera Skillern, of Little Rock, were visitors in Brinkley Tuesday the guests of s. P. Parks.
 -The Brinkley House has again changed hands and is new in charge |ef Mir. Jim Ray and family who are giving it thorough overhauling and intend making it first class hotel. Mrs. Q. K, Dowall has ,or her guest her sisssr. Ms. H. l. Mathews. [of Walnut Ridge. Mrs. Dowell will leave in a few days for visit to her |paFen's at Walnut Ridge.
 Miss eiara Rose. until recently |of San Ansonia, Tex, is now taking Miss Edith fabor's place at the long distance board at the Phone office. while Miss Edith has gone back to night wark.
 Theo, clsyvell. salesman at Foote & Gszzola's. happened to a serious accident on Sunday morning last. He was mounting a fractious horse and the saddle girth slipped, Th.o. fell tn such a shape ss te break his right arm. He is at his post oi duty.
 WANTED Success MAGAZINE requires the services of a man in Brinkley t, look after expiring sub scriptions ani b secure new business by means of special methods unusually effective; position permanent; prefer ono with experience, but wou!d con s:der anY applicant with good na tural qualifications; salar7 $l.5o-spsr day, |wita commission optiIc,n,. AdIdresss, W [, reference, B. c. EsacocA. Rson lo2, Success Magazine Bldg. New York.
 Now if you want 10 read that interesting nsrative oi "iisl Defeated which Bsftssys the life and reformation of Will Hocksday. the converted drunkarl and opium fiend. you will find 1t for sale st The New 6u1 Stcre. Heckaday is the man who delivered such a marvellous snd thrill ing lecture in Brinkley last snmme' at Confederate Park. A number ol people have asked to buy the book but 1t has bsen delayed in publication until now. The price Is only 25 cents and 1t contains an account of the Sunday artetnoon meeting in Rrinkley above mentioned, together with refer ence 10 number of grinkley people. Goto The Nev Ba4s Store and get a eopy of "Hell Psisated. ]"
The Brinkley argus., 1909-03-05
Card of Thanks.

For the many deeds cf sacrificing love and friendship tendered during the recent prolonged and fatal illness of my wife, wish to return my sIncerest thanks. shall always remember each and every one for their loving kindle $. both to my wife and tc GUT family. With the sincerest thanks and grati- tpde am
 Your friend,
 Qao, \, Rich. 1asch |. 1909.
  \ Js-' Fl lhsm you saw !, in the Anus.
The Brinkley argus., 1909-03-05
"A New RocA Island Agent,

6rinkleY is particfpa ting In genor- d nevness Of things all around.
 There Is even a new agent of the Rock Island. H. c. Sqlires. formerly of Cotton Plant. has been promoted to the Brinkley agency and 1t Is general ly understood that ths appointment Is a permanent enc.
 Agent Murphy, who was here. has been sent to Ard6nore, Okla.
The Brinkley argus., 1909-03-05
IF u0ull Dor

4 mesctless snurdesef | I- citis with many viciins. Tn pg: King New Life PIns kill it IT s vention. They asnuy sl,1in 1 stomach. liver and bowels. psev6Stx that cloRgine that invites appendIcilis. curing Constipation. BlIllesa1osss. chins. Malaria. Headache scd lodi- |eestlon. 25c. at all druggists.
The Brinkley argus., 1909-03-05
LasIadry N0l

Beginning on Mondax t16sssl n, l will begin soliciting LaupdgI @ Little Rock SteaM .sas 1l Y work Is vel Known in Htink 1 Best. Soliciting your Lau 1l ness. lam Yours to Feb. l9-2t Sam CooV
 Jusi tell 'em yau saw tt in tlss AReus.
The Brinkley argus., 1909-03-05
The Booster Orchestra and
 Band.


 It looks like Brinkley Is picking |up'' every day. The latest Is the Or chestra and Band which Is being or leanized now under the directon, CT leadership. of Prof. Emil H. RuGk- man, who taught music 'n Brinkley 2 |feS yesys ego.
 Billy Bels.r and several other mu- sic loving citizens were instrumental lin securing the return to Brink|sy of Prof Brusknaa, who says that he has come to Bfinkley to stay. Every citizen of Btinkley shculd bs
 interested tn the success Of a good
 band and orchestra. If there are
 tasse who would enjoy earning to play
 band. reed or sfrireed instruments
 they will have splendid opportunity
 to learn under good teacher. for
 such is Prof. Bruckman.
 $ u1s1eeIT;ts 4sz1&fgd f&1ar
The Brinkley argus., 1909-03-05

lHugh Jaxon. from there they vent to lihs "Pathe Theatre. :" and then over "Jaxon's Cafe where they wefe soy1&svitb cream and cake. m. on1 Mrs. J. T. Jones lelt 1ussday iox not Springs where they
 ! fa ' ls >lays
 Js s i.nss vs,umsd home MordSy llll srehe has been hodll IT ei tvd weeks. N
 Mrs. c: Heart. M ' ing, her aunls. sSdansl " ' Y HoIstead. returned to ksv li6 day In Memphis.
 MT. and Mrs. MytIeneer and c6lls dren. after spending the past montU with their sisters. Mesdannes. J. M. Smith and J. l.. Green. returned lo their hama n Oregon. Thursday. Quite a number Of our young psob,s enjoyed themsehes at "skatins' S1l6g. Those pteseht
 A,nton x2Gox
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E Claudia smiih) and broth

Claudia smahl and broth ., .ss JeAa visited n II suadsy
 sad MH. 0lydeH. Woodfin ny by. of ilarendon. ars as home < kr. and Mrs, !, ii'p, 'Als vel about to den q Branch 'ad ssni bapagsr who 2 i'om ,lUl. to sisoo,
 position azi big profits. 'tausas Silsnt balestnan co. Atk. Mar x x,s
The Brinkley argus., 1909-03-05

Doloress Jothssn. w,nnls BncksII and Matte Bloss. Msssrs. cecfl Thomas. Joe Rossnsfal, Grant Win field. coe BsA gi1 Moore. Frank Ford. canos IF and 1esr,lon |Womach. ' N .nrune TT 3e6coi. Breens d tes ihs Reds snd B, psa W 1hd Whites being K rs w. L. Hinton. os3 celebrated his ..Fodn FilI
 Thursday. Feb. z5. ia19
 Mrs. A. Blacksr reuyns from a visit to relaslysf & A Ind. < -44sl2E z 5 or ( doses ol (66'' | any case Of chills md Fever. <
 Justtsa shem Jss s.~ f ' ' ARGUS.
The Brinkley argus., 1909-03-05

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Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1909-10-23

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His Head For Trifies.

They were sitting IN the cleaning.
planning the home to beat least. she
was planning. George merely listen
cd. pondered. listened and sighed.
.And Wen have one of those lovely
vclvety Turkey carpets for the dining
room. GEORGE she cooed.
"0h. my pet" he lifted. what q
trouble the crumbs and cigarette ashes
would be on Turkey carpet. ]
can't bear the thought Of my sweet
heart brushing and brushing. and
making those dear. sweet little hands
rough like the hands OF any common
housemaidw
what a head you have for trihes.
dear" she lowed softly.
..TelI you what we'll do, dear!
cackled George. "We'll toss for 1t!
Tails for the Turkey carpet. heads for
linoleumw
Clink And the llnoleum had II.
"How lucky" murmured George as
he picked up the double headed PEN
ny. How lucky 1t Is to have head
for trifes-t two heads. In fact"-Lon'
don Tit-Bits