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The daily sentinel., 1909-05-22
A SECOND CHAR TER
TICKETS LAUNCHED
ACCIDENT NEAR OGDEN
IBy Associated Press. ]

Ogden. Utah. May 22.-Six men
were injured more or less seriously
in dynamite explosion at the quarry
at Promonotory Point on the Lucin
cut off this morning. Among the
most seriously injured are Condue-
tor Bert Jenkins and Brakeman w.
d. Tribe who were in charge of the
work train.
Several shots were set off in the
quarry shortly after Z 80, O'Clock this
morning, but one of those put in
missed fire. While several of the
work train crew and laborers were
investigating the results of the blast
ing the delayed charge exploded
hurting men and debris In every di-
rection. Several of the men were
seriously injured but no one was
killed.
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management. Only the mo.ormen
and few workmen on the system
were on this car when the test trip
was made, it was in no sense reg
ular or official trip. Naturally the
car attracted a great amount of at
tention.
BY last night every bit of the con-
struction work and overhead work
had been completed. The system
throughout is good one. the work
on the tracks. on the grade. on the
The daily sentinel., 1909-05-22
HIGHER SCARS WHEAT
TBy Associated Press. /

Chicago, May 22.-With only siN
more days in which to deliver wheat
on May contracts that option early in
the session of the Board of Trade to-
day rose in price to $f.32 3s- This
marks the advance of Il cents since
the close yesterday and is more than
seven cents over the most sanguine
predictions made by James A. Patton,
the bull leader, two months ago,
when the bull campaign was in full
swing. II took only IA small purchase
today TO send the price up. July also
advanced cent.
The daily sentinel., 1909-05-22
OLD HOME HONORS HIM
IBy Associated Press. ]

Fair Haven, May S2.-tair haNeh'
the birthplace of Henry II. koSers,
paid final tribute to the memory OF
the deceased financier- Everywhere
there was evidence of sincere siei
by the townspeople- Draping hunE
from all pubiic buildings, most OF
which had been presented to Fair
Haven by MIR. Rogers and throughout
the town flags hung at half mast.
From 10 O'Clock in the forenoon until
3 O'Clock this afternoon business was
suspended.
The daily sentinel., 1909-05-22
MORE GREAT MEN o. WAR
IBy Associated Press. ]

4. Washington. May 22.IIhe :
1. building plans of the United :
!. states navy for the fiscal year :
= of 1911 will call for two battle
7. ships of the most advanced J.
I. Dreadnaught type; also hve tor-
4. pedo boat destroyers and one
:. modern repair ship for the feet, :.
!. Notwithstanding the 10-million- !
:. dollar decrease which will be :
:. made in the naval estimates by
j. order of President Taft.
:. r 4. 4. + + + I. + I. + + i + = =
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Representative Business Men, Labor
Men, Professional Men and La
dies the Nominees. For
the Des Moines Form.
NEW TICKET IS VERY POPULAR

Last night a meeting of those who
are interested in having another
ticket in the field for charter COM
missioners, met and placed the fol-
lowing ticket in the field. and the
100 signatures necessary were easily
and quietly secured. and the ticket
was filed today with the city clerk.
glance at the ticket shows that
nearly all of the Trades and Labor
Assembly men and also the railroad
men were endorsed
The other portion of the ticket is
made up of well known citizens and
Taxpayers.
A feature entirely different from
the personnel of the other ticket is
that there are two ladies on the
ticket, both well known and women
of culture and large degree of ability
in municipal affairs.
The following is the ticket;
B. w Vedder.
E. NJ. Gilpatrick.
John Murphy
Frank Sawyer.
George Fletcher.
William Hemran-
y W. p. Ella.
S. G. McMuilin.
w. c. Boyer.
John O'Boyle.
w. II. Holman.
George A. Currie.
Mrs. Emma Wadsworth.
Mrs. Fannie p. White.
DR.. II. r. Bull.
NJ. F. Fredericks.
Fred Holmes.
ID. T. Stone.
Monte Ramsey.
]. A. X. Crawford.
L. w. Norris.
Platform.
AS candidates for delegates to the
Charter Convention, we pledge our
selves to adopt a Charter for the city
of Grand Junction based upon the
Des Moines commission form of said
government with the addition thereto
of provision providing for the re-
call.
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making a test run over the tracks of
the system. Two circuits were made
by the car and il was found that
everything was working splendidly,
no trouble whatever was encountered,
thus speaking very highly indeed for
the superb quality of the construc-
-tion work. The car made fast time,
the track proved very smooth and
even for track that had just been
opened and the result of the test trip
was very gratifying indeed to the
The daily sentinel., 1909-05-22

cred a great crowd of rejoicing cit
liens. On the tracks just outside the
entrance to the barns were the two
motor cars and each had its trailer
attached The cars and trailers were
decorated in the national. colors and
presented a very handsome appear
ance.
Officials of the street railway com
pany We're warmly greeted as they
arrived at the barns.
Just at l;52 o'clock Little Edith
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poles aud wires and every other fea-
ture of the systeL has been done in
first class shape and at the same
time at a most rapid rate
All morning people were talking
of the opening of the street ear sys-
TEN. This afternoon the great event
was to take place and everybody was
eagerly awaiting the all important
event.
Before O'Clock at the car barns
on South Fifth street there was gath
The daily sentinel., 1909-05-22
INDIANS TO RUN IT
TBy Associated Press. /

+ New York. May 22.-For the I
+ long transcontinental auto race !
+ from this city to Seattle, Wash. !
+ for the Guggenheim cup, which !
+ starts June 1, l.. II. Pellman !
+ has engaged two Indians to !
+ guide his Welch car across the !
+ far western states.
+ Mr.. Perlman is now instruct !
+ ing Long Feather Pete how to !
+ handle the car. Blue Hawk
= Jim will act as the other guide. !
+ + 1. 4. + 1. i. + 1. I. !. = + I. + +
The daily sentinel., 1909-05-22
BUYS THE GHOST RANCH.

Laramie. Wyo.. May 22.-T-
. M. Isaac, j. c. Cattell and A. G.
!. Cattell of Denver have pur-
. chased of the Tallmadge-Buntin
. Company, for s4s. 900, the Ghost
. ranch of $50 acres. half mile
. east of Bosler. This is the high
. est price ever paid for similar
. land in the Laramie valley.
The daily sentinel., 1909-05-22
OUTLOOK FOR FRUIT GOOD.
Especial to The sentine,1

70 ut ot0t1neT. 7
Pueblo. Colo. May 22.-Ae-
eording to statement given out
by County HORTICULTURAL In
spector Barteis. the outlook for
fruit crop in Pueblo is better
than it has been for many years.
me number of fruit trees
planted this year in the county
Is given as 200. against s5-
600 last year.
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HE BREAKS THE RECORD
(By Associated Press. ]

BOUY, FRANCE, MAY 22.-HER-
BERT LATHAM. THE FRENCH
AERONAUT, MADE A RECORD
FLIGHT IN HIS AEROPLANE HERE
TODAY. HE STAYED IN THE AIR
81 MINUTES AMIDST SECONDS AT
a HEIGHT VARYING FROM THIR-
TY FEET TO NINETY FEET.
The daily sentinel., 1909-05-22

NJ c. Brush, who has been a Grand
valley visitor for the past two months
left last night for his old home in
Higginsyille, Mo. While here he made
several investments and expects to
return at some future date 10 make
his residence here
The daily sentinel., 1909-05-22
WON'T RECOGNIZE EITHER

Especial to The Sentinel.
DENVER, MAY 22.-LAST NIGHT
THE RETIRING BOARD OF EDI--
CATION OF DENVER REFUSED TO
REOOGNIZE EITHER BEN @. HILL
YARD OR MRS HELEN b. JONES
AS DULY ELECTED DIRECTOR
AND NOW THE MATTER MIST RE
FOUGHT OUT IN THE COURTS. AS
THE RESULT OF THE BIT-rER
ELECTION CONTEST.
The daily sentinel., 1909-05-22
ORDERS As NEW ENGINES.

Schnectady. N. Y. May 22.-
The Western Pacific Railroad
Company has placed an order
for As engines of the consolida-
tion type, but of a new design,
with the Schenectady plant of
the American Locomotive Com
pany.
The daily sentinel., 1909-05-22
IBy Associated Press. ]

BY Associated Press.
Topeka. Kan, May 22.-Sergeant
J. n. Walsh. u. S. A., the retired
pedestrian who is confident of over
taking Edward Payson Weston on
his transcontinenta1 journey. left To-
peka this morning westbound He
is following Weston's route through
Kansas.
The daily sentinel., 1909-05-22
PLANS TO ASSIST
FARMERS OF STA TIE
THEY ARE WALKING
TBy Associnted Press. 1

Hugo. Colo, May 22.-Edward
Payson Weston. the veteran pedes.
trian, who left here shortly this af-
ternoon on his walk to the Pacific
coast. As Weston does not travel
on Sundays he probably will not
reach Denver before Tuesday
The daily sentinel., 1909-05-22
FRIGHTENED TO DEATH.
Especial to The Sentinel. !

IopttIdI 10 ne sotHtIltI-
: Foroche, La, May 22.-Ade-
= line Hawkins, a negro woman,
was frightened to death Thurs
+ day night by the powerful
+ searchlight of the battleship
+ Mississippi, on it's way up the
: river to Natchez.
; Its de judgment light" she
; screamed. and then fell dead.
The daily sentinel., 1909-05-22

s$ @ % sSs E = =
aMnpy
vS 81 ~
The daily sentinel., 1909-05-22
ToDAY's WHEAT MARKET.

tBy Associated Press
Chicago, May 22.-May wheat
closed today at $1.32
The daily sentinel., 1909-05-22

Continued on page eight,)
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'continued to Page Four.)
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-06-13
BAND CONCERT IN
 FRONT OF THE ELKS.

The bill at Elks Theatre, com mencing Monday. June IA, will include Miss Mae Taylor, well known vau- deville star Miss Taylor is one of those exceptionally high class enter- tainers playing in vaudeville at the present time. Miss Taylor comes here after being indorsed and ap- plauded over the Majestic and Or pheum circuit, and the management can promise an exceptional treat with her act Tn addition to this are Mc- Cune and Grant, eccentric comedy and acrobatic team including singing, dancing and horizontal bars. On &C., count of the bill the past week being little weak, the Elks management can promise you an exceptionally strong one this week, making com ! plete change of pictures and kind of acts. Commencing Tuesday night.
 Manager Wilhoit will put band of twelve people in front of the Elks' Theatre from s to 10 D. m, playing open air concerts
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-06-13

the form of subscription lists, but requires, before beginning work on the proposed road, that he shall have satisfactory assurance in some form that S50,000 shall be available fog payment for the steel rails on their arrival at Pine Bluff With this sat isfactory assurance given, he will do his utmost to give Pine Bluff a regn- lar Rock Island connection this fall.
 By authority of Chairman " 0. Alexander, the chaIrmen of the ten soliciting committees are hereby called to meet at the Board of Trade next Wednesday, June 16, at 5 D. nl., to take such action as they may deem best in the premises.
 ]. L. CALDWELL. Secretary.
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TRAVELLERS IN
 A LOVE FEAST
Gold Headed Canes Given Congress- man Robinson and Rev. W. D. Buck. ner ,and Votes Of Thanks for Man, Who Aided Them.

At the final meeting of the eXecu aive committee of the local post of Arkansas Travellers held last night at the Hotel Jefferson, much busi- ness was transacted President w. N Trulock presided and Secretary R Finley was at his desk.
 Congressman Joe T. Robinson toastmaster at the brilliant banquet. was voted fine gold-headed cane as a token of appreciation for his ser vices. Rev. w. D. Buckner chair man of the entertainment committee, who so completely performed his du- ties and aided materially in the sue cess of the big convention, was given handsome gold-headed cane by the members of the local post. It will be presented to him this week by President B. H. Sandeford, of the state association, and MT. Trulock.. All bills were allowed. Rev. W. D. Buckner was named as a committee of one to present Congressman Rob- inson with the token of esteem.
 A motion prevailed thanking the business men generally of this city for their hearty cooperation and support in making the convention the most successful in the history of the as- sociation. A special resolution of thanks was adopted for the ladies of the city for beautiful receptions and entertainments, so graciously accord ed the visiting Travellers and theil ladies. Especially were Mesdames VI, A. Austin and P P Byrd thanked fo: their liberal assistance as chairmen Of the Ladies Auxiliary Committee.
 President w. N Trulock was also the recipient of vote of thanks fc: the splendid manner in which he pre- sided over the meetings of the local post, and tireless manner in which he handled the affairs of the annual gathering.
 As chairman of the entertainment committee, Rev. Buckner was spec ially thanked for his valuable assist ance and for his untiring efforts in behalf of the state association an3 Il local entertainment. His services rem dered the ladies in preparing the
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-06-13
DOUBLE VOTE WEDNESDAY,
 YOUR LAST CHANCE FOR EXTRA VOTES
 CET ALL THE NEW BUSINESS YOU CAN
SECOND READING OF
 TARIFF BILL OVER

Washington, ,luuc F. Works Of art over 20 years old and collections illustrating the progress of art over 100 years old. were put on the free list today h' 'ht senate, after an in- teresting debate, the vote standing 5 to ,. Before adjournment for the day, the tariff bill was completed OH its second reading When taken up Monday items passed over after much dispute will be taken up. The starch industry received protection when a duty of 1 cent per pnund was put on tapioca and saeo flour. not imported for food Crude potash. potash car bonate, caustic potash and radium were nut on free list
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-06-13
This IS Positively the Last Extra Vote Day We Are Going to Have-Straight Votes After Wednesday. Make Each Days Work Count-Don't Get Dscour aged Work for New Business New Schedule Will Benefit You

The contestants have gotten down to work with determination to win or else make someone else work VERY hard to defeat them Those who are doing the most work are say ing the least about it. They arc bringing their subscriptions and get ting the votes, salting them down un- til the last night. As one contestant said, II don't care if l am down in the table each day, 1 will show them mp on the last day" The chances are that this contestant will do this. but it is up to you, each and every one. to see that you come ahead of this one.
 We are going to send the first in- stallment of pictures away Monday and by the last of the week We will print q number of the contestants in the paper.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-06-13

banquet and aiding the various local committees. were Of inestimabIe value
 \. w Nunn, F. II. Sandeford. chair man of the r.@r1tion committee; R Finley. secretary and treasurer of the local post; l., Bloom, Charles Gras parade; Guy Lefflar, state sec retars, and other, were voted special thanks for their valuable service; al so the Pine Bluff Corporation and the Citizens Light and Transit Con- panr for courte sies
 \ vote of thanks was rendered Meyer Solmson, chairman Of the Press committee, for the excellent and complete manner in which the convention was advertised ill the press of this and other states At a nominal cost to the local post, the convention Was' given columns ft reading matter in al of the state pa pers. and many of the metropolitan papers.
 A special resolution of thanks was adopted. thanking Mayor Toney, the membt IS of the city council and other city officials. for their kind and con tinued service in behalf of the meet ing Mayor Toney was especially lauded for his personal efforts.
 E. FINLEY, Secretary
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-06-13
EFFORT TO PREVENT
 PAYMENT OF FEE

Chicago. June l2.-Suit was begun today enjoining Rose B. Rittnlan. high chief of the Ranger Women's Catholic Order of Foresters, from paving g. 792oO for legal services. The bill contains that charge that the chief ranger is trying to drive Mrs. Julia Mcdonnell, high secretary, from the order. It is caimed that the attorney man
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-06-13
WILL 0UTDO THE
 WRICHTS IN AIR

Qiesrst News Special to tbe Graphrl
 Minneapolis, June lo Working in secret in a windowless cement shop. J. Stewart, retired railroad engin- eer, and S. BroWnell. farmer and mechanical prodigy have completed an aeroplane which will revolution ize aeronautics It's weight is 200 """"ds less than the Wright ma
 :. A recent midnight test showed
 rfeet
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-06-13
JOHNSON WILL
 ASK FOR ANSWER

coludvdU au! O. leIoedS sA1N lsIs5H'
 Pittsburg. June 12.-"I will have a seat at the ringside when Jeffries fights Berger here June IL, and will demand from Jeffries an answer re- garding the date of our coming fight, said Jack Johnson, in a letter to a sporting writer here T have an of fer of $5O,000 for a fight in Decem- Der, which would be to our nut lal interests to accept"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-06-13
COLEMAN CASE
 TO SUPREME COURT

George Coleman. local negro sa- loonist, who was recently found guilty in the circuit court of obtaining mon- ey by false pretense from Quong Wah, a local Chinaman. has been granted an appeal to the Supreme Court. Coleman was given two years to serve in the state penitentiary. He is now out on bond
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-06-13
CACO HIGHS
 WON TRACK MEET

fHearst News Special Ia tAr Graphic
 Chicago, June 12.-The University High School, of Chicago. won the eighth annual inter-scholastic track field meet today. scoring p points. The Central High School of Kansas City was second, with 13 1-2 points.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-06-13
f0RD WILL ID RAILROAD
 Trades Committee
 en to Meet We'd by to Confer i, ISSUE STOCK.
[ ISSUE STOCK.
kct Island Extension Will
 n Leola, Ark--Satis- l to Local Shippers.

k 1909 at a meeting If
 m of the committee of
 ed to raise the proposed
 turing the building of cer-
 ailroads into Pine Bluff,
 Q action was taken by a
 tote of the chairman:
 That the subscription lista
 h and South Railroad and
 tg road be held in abey-
 Ehile and that the commit
 an active canvass for the
 of the subscription to the
 road.
 lass has been, by request, hiding the undivided con-
 properties involved more bctly in the building of the
 rutherford road.
 authorized by MT. Ruther- hte on his behalf that he iately begin and prosecute |ly to completion a stand
 railroad, connecting Pine Is, near a direct west line D with a point on the Rock For near Leola, Ark; that bad would be quipped and rom it's completion for both and freight service, and be poets allied with the Rock tem.
 |rda of Trade has also, from eial sources, full assurance |c over this, road would be | satisfactory to the ship |ne Bluff.
 (ditions for the building of pad, as stated on previous involve the raising of $50,000, for which Mfr, a will build the road into ], completely equipped, pur- is own terminals and right He will also give to all sub Q the amount of S100 or thereof, full paid shares. of amount, of the capital stock llroad, of the par value of share. The bonus of $50 'e used exclusively for part tor the steel rails, and must De to be used therefor whcr arrive in Pine Bluff. therford is indifferent as te
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-06-13
PRINCETON WON
 FROM YALE TEAM

Hearst News Special to the Graphic.)
 Princeton, N. J., June 12.-In a sen sational fielding game today, Prince ton won from Yale, 3 to ?. Myers bringing in two runs.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-06-13
NEEDLE CAUSED
 HEININC'S DEATH

',l"arst News Special tn tue Graphic,
 Chicago. June PA needle which he swallowed in a pancake two months ago. caused the death of Charles Heining today The needle was found in his heart after an au- topsy
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-06-13
 SWUNG GAMES l, i., COME TO A CLOSE

arst News Special to the Graphic, W York, June 12.-The bowling lament closed tonight. The Cor ans, of New York. won the five teams, with 1899 pins. E Sat aite and S. Rogers, of Philadel-
 won the two-men teams, with . The individual championship
 won by Edward Thompson. cf
 York, with 699.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-06-13
RABY BADLY BITTEN
 BY A DOG.

Betsy" the four year-old daughter of Mir. and Mrs. J. E. Shroupe, was bitten by a dog yesterday, while playing in a yard near her home. The animal bit the child on the forehead. The wound while painful, Is not con sidered serious.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-06-13
Outside the City for New.
For Old.

Ills morning We make the spe- cal announcement that we will issue double votes again on next WedneS- day. This will positively be the last extra vote day during the contest So Jump right in and mop up" on new subscriptions and at the same time don't refuse to take all the renewals that you can get. If you have secured any new subscriptions for three months and those parties wish to ex- tend their subscriptions for year or longer. We will count them as new subscriptions. This will give you the benefit of the new votes. The new schedule of votes will greatly benefit you if you will only work hard
 This is the last chance, as there are the last few days of the contest This is the time that tells the story; yOu are paving your way to victory or de- feat. You can win as easy as you can lose. This is the eleventh hour, the last few turns of the wheel Your chances are FINE IF YOU GET OUT AND WORK. HUSTLE IN ALI THOSE PROMISES. GET IN EVERY DOLLAR YOU CAN.
 The Talk of the Town.
 The air is filled with the talk of the contest It has become the key note of conversation throughout the city. The prospects of the various candidates are discussed times with out number. The spirit of the con- test is infectious; it is overwhelming. It is not necessary to hear it herald ed from the housetops, but the eye cannot help noticing the animated ex- pression nor the ear fail to hear the words, "Brownekar," contest" /" pony and runabout' subscription, v 'favorite candidate etc., as the suo- ject is talked of in residences, pub lie meeting places and on the streets.
 A Word to the Public.
 NocNcIdl tIllltS W nave IOlu tIlc pup lie that it was not advisable to refuse a contestant subscription simply be- cause his, or her name is not at the top of the column. THE STANDING IN THE PAPER COUNTS VERY LITTLE, AND YOU CAN TELL NOTHING ABOUT HOW A CON. TESTANT STANDS BY THE LIST OF VOTES IN THE PAPER. RE- MEMBER THIS. Every contestant in this contest is holding most all his or her votes, botained on money, back until the last night of the contest Some of those who at present stand the greatest chance of winning are down in the list. No contestant IS going to put all the votes received for cash subscriptions in the paper to let some one else get a line or what they are doing or where they l stand.
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Bryan p pNewlyweds

f or not Mir. Bryan Is nom.
 gain, he will continue to be ar National Assets.
 inion on matters of right liv.
 worthy of the greatest respect advice is sound.
 ont have to agree with MT. oiltlcally to admit that he Is
 speaking of newly married
 ne says: With the vast ma
 young men and young wom- ,s plan includes the gradual .'atlons of a fortune. The e that they need to learn is Witnin their means. The hus- lu Wife should make their |oselher; they enter heartily etr work she is as willing to 's ne IS to labor-and her
 ss to save is as important a ]. their success as is his ability .pe that all the June brides e'ooms in Pine Bluff will
 prSan's wise advice, and we
 ''o mat nothing will so help |o sscefne e systematic in your eeonomy as to open a sav- q. suunt With the Pine Bluff Trust "u, ra.. encourage your thrift by Y you 3 per cent compound in. pr great. "'''' "o" Bluff Trust Co.
 -Na and Barraque Streets,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-06-13

to pry into the financial standing of Theodore Shonts, Paul Morton. Rob- ert Mather, ct al, in connection with the purchase and sale of capital stock of three railroads, was defeated by Municipal Judge Dicker. Whether de- fendants made $5,O00.0 900 on the deal remains unanswered.
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e1.e5 and 31.7s Wilson Bros. Shirts Ssc, at Sterne < Lewis