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The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-06-26

Washington, June 25.--President
Tafts much -hcralded corporation tax
plan was presented to the senate to-
dered printed as committee amend
ment to the tariff bill. If schedules
are completed by Monday the amend
nent will be takcn ~.
In general form the measure follows
the outline given by the Associated
Press after the conference at the
White House on Tuesday night. AS
drafted by Attorney General Wicker
sham and Senator Root the measure
is believed to be amendment proof,
and an effort will be made to put it
through congress unchanged. 1t will
be designated as "the Taft plan"
The plan imposes q tax of per cent
upon the net earnings of every cor
poration, joint stock company or asso-
citation organized for profits and hav-
ing capital stock represented by
shares and every insurance company
organized under the laws of the
United States or of any state, territory
or district, or organized under the
laws of any foreign country and en-
gagged in business within the United
States.
Every latitude is given to concerns
for exemption of expenses, cost of
maintenance, depreciation of property,
debts and the interest thereon. other
forms of taxation and all expenditures
usually taken from earning accounts.
Every corporation is also given an ex-
emption of $4,000 of earnings before
the tax shall apply.
&Safeguard Provided
All machinery relating to the coli
lection remission and refund of inter-
nal revenue taxes is made applicable
to the corporation tax and the respon-
sibility for the enforcement of the
proposed law rests with the commits
sioner of internal revenue in the same
manner as other internal taxes While
the corporations are required to sup
ply intimate information relating to
their business, provision is made to
safeguard them against wrongful use
of data obtained for the purpose of
assessing the tax. Penalties are pro-
vided in cases of false or fraudulent
returns.
Practically every Incorporated in
stitution organized for profit is
brought within the provision of the
tax. The provision defining the con-
Germs from which the tax will be COL
lected follows:
That every corporation, joint stock
company or association, organized for
profit and having a capital stock rep
resented by shares, and every insur-
ance company, now or hereafter or
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-06-26
FUNERAL TOMORROW.

The funeral of Hugh Cameron, who
died several days ago. will be held at
O'Clock tomorrow from the Presby-
terian church. Rev J. n. Maclean Of
ficiating. Interment will be in the
Missoula cemetery
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-06-26
JOKE PROVES FATAL.

Mexico City. June ga theater
panic resulting in the death Of Isabel
Romero and the injury of many per-
sons followed a joker's cry of Fire"
in the Apollo theater on Gale de La
Mosqueta last night. Many We're bad
ly trampled and four were seriously
hurt.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-06-26
SOLOMON STARTS HOME.

Washington, D. c.. June 2o.--Leo
Solomon, who has been visiting New
York and other eastern cities, Was
here yesterday and started home to-
day.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-06-26

Choening is remembered by local
blacksmiths us a JonrneNnIln VINO
worked here some time ago. Very
little is known as to his antecedents.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-06-26
M|SS0ULA BL LACKSM|TH
WATCHES OWN SUICIDE

Seattle. June 25.-chris choenlng.
a blacksmith, formerly of Missoula,
shot and killed himself today in a
hotel here, kneeling before mirror.
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The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-06-26
THE WEATHER

Today-Local showers.
Tornorrow-Local showers.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-06-26
WIRELESS

Connection between buyer
and seller is the class ad.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-04
Household Linens

o. embroidered decorated with lace for bedroom
I closet: guest OF Dr. II eNcuI
pattern
Prices low lower THAI preen o the ord
European uak oqutef
subas care dGng br this january lei
The Washington herald., 1909-01-04
MINISTER GIVEN A SALUTE
Congregation Waves Handkerchiefs
in Hamline Church.
Rev. Charles Guthrie l. Deeply
Touched by Tribute. and Can
Hardly say, Il Thank You"

There was s View Years communion
service IN che HamIine Methodist Epis-
copal Church yesterday morning The
congregation was surprised by the pres
euce II a vested choir which Is some
what against Methodist traditions. but
threatens 10 become permanent az The
IIamline Church.
TIE fact IS that this vested cloir sang
carols So delightfully."- Christmas morning
that the pastor Of tie church. Rev
Charles r. Guthrie. Thought that re-
turn engagement would be- seasouabie
but he didn't c0nfde his plans 90 his
flock beforehand The congregation
thanked him I'm double measure for the
unexpected pleasure.
When the service was al an end ore or
The trustees OF the church arose IN his
pew and Informally complimented the
pastor upon his years work The church
was filed 10 Overlooking. and it was evi-
dent that the entire congregation wanted
10 Join in the tribute without exceeding
the bounds OF dec0rum-
The suggestion Of a CEauJaUQUa salute
was snapped I'D I'm the fraction Of a seq
oud and the big auditorium broke Out
in a sea OF white handksrchiefs waved
fervently. Perfect silence prevailed. eX-
cept for the fujier of lace. and Dr.. Guth-
re. almost az loss fo- words could but
say 4 thank you
That Is the kind OF encouragement q
man likes 20 get said the pastor last
night To start the rev year that way
simply redoubles a mans capacity for
work"
Last evening Dr. Guthrie opened a
series OF sermons on Joseph He Sc
Iected the phase OF Joseph. his father :
favorite. or. sins OF parents against the
children RE spoke OF the sin Of favor
itIsm in the modern family The Iaxity
Of control. the Indifference t. the religious
education Of the children. Next Sunday
evening the sermon viii deal with Joseph
with his brothers
The Washington herald., 1909-01-04
NeW Tailored Waists and
Lingerie BJouSeS for Southern Wear.

DnOurd Tor tn
Lingerie
to
The Washington herald., 1909-01-04
READY FOR TRIP TO PANAMA
Armored Cruiser North Carolina Ar
riveS in Hampton Roads.

SPECIAL u The Wasbjngt7n Herald.
Norfolk. Jan 3.-The srmored cruiser
North Carolina arrived in Hampton
Roads from the south early to-day The
vessel viii come up 10 the Norfolk Navy
Yard tomorrow 20 be nut in suitable con-
d.ti0n for the conveyance Of President
eject Taft TO the Panama Canal zone
TIE cruiser Montana. which is 10 ac-
COMPANY the North Carolina, went 10
sea this afternoon. The arrival Of the
North Carolina makes 81 appear here
likely that NIr. Taft VIII board the YES
sci here ius- al OF at Charleston. as it
would have been easy TO 1T her ont AZ the
latter port
The Washington herald., 1909-01-04
From Haruers Weekly.

From Harucrs Weekly.
Little Mollie had hastily undressed and
jumped into bed without saying her pray
ers.
why. dearest said hrr nurse. aren't
you going to say your prayers tonight.
especially when you have had a new baby
brother brought to the hoGSe today?
NO. J amt said Mollie- And that
baby brothers just the trouble
But Vhy2" asked the nurse Don {
YOU ike your baby brother?
What's the use2" queried the little
girl. I've been prayin' for a little sister
every night for six months. and Bobbie
he only began askin for little brother
yesterday. ard ne got his right on
The Washington herald., 1909-01-04

cut avenue. which was the former city
residence OF The late Gsrdiner g. Hub
bard.
Mr. and Mrs Lee : Dorsey have re-
turned 10 their home in this city after
spending the holidays win the formers
parents. Col and Mrs William Dorsey.
Of Maryland
Miss Edna SHe-hv. or Washington. "A
leading soprano soloist and prominent
member Of the justly celebrated Rubin
stein Club. viii go 90 Baltimore to-day
20 b. the guest for a few DAYS Of Miss
Mary Evans 20 attend the performances
o. grand opera % DO given This week IN
the OriOie city
1Iiss Gel-vieve CassiH Is making a visit
IN Baltimore or her way 90 Westminster.
Nd where she viii b- the guest Of Nj
and Mrs Eugene Tubman- Mrs Tubman
vas formerly Miss Jean Powell OF this
ciyy
AIr ard Airs. Henry Cleveland Perkins
entertained at dinner Isst evening Tor
young people Among their guests were
Miss Faith S.mpkins. Miss Katherine
[ Jennings. Miss Talbot. Miss H0yC che
Baroness Marguerite &onch-ur. daughter
OF the Belgian Minister Dr- pabney
Air William Bowie Clarke AIr. SJU-Sis
% Boston, Mr.. J-fords. and Mr- I-ecues
Miss Carroll 81 Maryland. is thf EIlsst
o. Miss L.eltermsn az Storeieish Court.
Mrs Frank % Shultz. Of the Rociam-
beau. was hostess 40 a small tea Satur-
day afternoon Tor Young people she had
assisting her Mrs. Reed Knox. Nine De
F.aIo. Miss Margaret Knight Miss Maud
Merriam. and Miss Juiis Neloz-
. Mrs. Cassei and the Misses Cassel VIII
De at home Tuesday. January .. from &
20 q o'clock az the Shorehan-
. Mr. J. y. Whitney. chief clerk Depart
rnert Of Commerce and Labor. who has
be~~ quite sick for several weeks has
gJ-.e 10 Atlantic City, and Is stopping al
GaIen Han To- rest and recuperate-
+ Miss jay. Of New York, has taken AIRS.
( KeIly's house 1919 y street. for the win
ter. and Is occupying II with her sister.
+ Mrs. Lippincott Of Philadelphia. is at
StoneIeigh Court for a time. She was
+ formerly Miss Armstrong Of this city
{ Miss EdEarina Hastings. niece 81 Judge
+ Martin Morris. entertained at a tea yes
: terdav afternoon. The house was ef-
/ fectiveIy decorated with palms. ferns.
and poiusetti8 she had assisting her
/ Mrs stanley Bristol Miss Calderon.
daughter OF the Minister of Bolivia and
4 Nine. CalderoE. Miss Ruth Bliss Miss
/ Georgia Knox. Miss C1roiine shepard
+ Miss Harmon. Miss WHITE. Miss Powell.
( Miss Elizabeth Beale. Miss Heron, Miss
( Kearney. and Miss Ruth Jones Miss
Z Hastings Wore a gown Of ivory satin and
lace. made in empire fashion
Mr. and Mrs George Howard enter
tained at a breakfast yesterday in the
Abb Club in honor Of Miss Ethel Roose-
welt
A. her Current history talk at lo:r
O'Clock this morning al Rauscher's Miss
Janet Richards VIII tell the story o. the
year 1919 giving a brief review Of the
leading events Of this Year Of Disaster.
as il has been called. ending with the
greatest calamity known 10 history. the
Italian earthqua Ike. Mss Richards vii
ialso speak on more cheerful themes. in
Guiding the latest sensation in the c.
Iestial empire caused by the sudden dis
missal Of the strong man Of China,
( Yuan
The Washington herald., 1909-01-04


Muslin Underwear, Muslin Bed Coverings
Muslin by piece yard, Cotton Wash Materials,
Household Linens of every Lace Curtains and Bed Sets
Girls and Misses White Dresses
White Enamel Beds Blankets and Quilts,
Handkerchefs, Mems and Boys Furnishings,
Stationery both social and business
China and Glassware, Brc-a-Brac.
useu Nc
nayingt that a nooferd time Ouhnd UGH p values
The Washington herald., 1909-01-04
Season 1909 White Fabrics.

the best products we'll those England
nd also dn
are french 4Fend
@ OrganIe and SupedD
N in
for iens sou ieand
The Washington herald., 1909-01-04
Apparel for Southern Wear.

N o aa appropriate for
w eofe of
Walking yOle French
ddecd Linen dd French Lingerie for enng
French and Persian handkerchief linen
rravng
OF Of in Tan
Whit canvas spur
The Washington herald., 1909-01-04
Season 1909 LaceS and EmbroiderieS.

within 0
direct import on OF lae5 III enboi he sprng
goods used Edges Hornng nd
o te now edprng oil
The with these also
n NJ en-
ar in n a fhs 'front.'
veyna fy infants up o h bneedesp
n nat Ct for III
Ncr nztcsa for mtrtsay
in Va nh
fn-uGs
The Washington herald., 1909-01-04
NnHon r. FIower Dend.

Watertown. y. Y. Jan. 2.-Ansou r
Flower. t,e best-known resident OF this
city. died at his home here this after
noon after a long Illness He was
brother Of the late Gov Roswell p
Flower.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-04
The Sale of UndermuSIinS.

~<ERE n the UndrHusin a
gregon OF special a1uef for Of prei
We col 10 max
moan o. a
splendid collection which The materials
trimmings and fsha + o i exec o II a
With in
al
o in
anlBr at
The Washington herald., 1909-01-04

Mr. and Mrs George Howard enter
tained at a breakfast yesterday in the
Abb Cub in honor Of Miss Ethel RooSe-
welt
The Washington herald., 1909-01-04

Miss Virginia Bowie and Ny. Allen
Bowie both Of Baltimore. are the guests
Of Miss Tonita Ridgwsy. Of the Kanawha.
for this week
The Washington herald., 1909-01-04

The Secretary OF War and Mrs Luke
Z Wright were among the dinner guests
last evening Of Mr.. aad Mrs. Edison
Bradley in their new mansion. at the
corner Of Nineteenth street and Connect
The Washington herald., 1909-01-04
Our January White Sale
Begins To-day, January the Fourth

ehaebe ao o
+ Germany England Switzerland and Belgium
represented hreao Within merchant
in lked a purchasing facilities
L4r,aoo
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-08-06
MOTHER TFS7IFIFS
 FOR HARRY THAW
Again Reviews Life History of Wa,- ward SOn-Sorry She Gave Dctri- mental Testimony at First Trial.

iHearSt News special to 1he GraphirD
 White Plains, Aug. 5.-Alrs. Mary Thaw, mother of Harry K Thaw, went over the life history of her son again today to prove that he was not incurably insane. She is now convinced that she was wrong when she said iN the first trial of Harry that he had St Vitus dance and added that the nel&- ous twitching he had was not serious enough for that. She said Harry had let Lawyer Delmas go because he was engaged merely for summing up. She was to have paid Delmas S25,000 but he demanded $o0.000. Harry, to pre- vent him leaving in the middle of the case, paid the amount. Harry's school teacher and former school companies testified that he was normal at schoG..
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-08-06
THE EAGLES WILL
 COME VIA RIVER

Pans to carry the Little Rock. Ben ton and Hot Springs delegation from Little Rock to the state convention of Eagles at Pine Bluff on the steamers Rapids and Grand, were advocated at meeting of the Little Rock aelie last night X committee consisting of Herbert s. Turner, C. F. Gaunt, w. l.. EnSland, !. E. Marre and Barney Stlel was appointed to take charge o' the arran@ements. \ delegation of about 900 is expected to % from Lit tie Rock. The date for the ennyen- ton has not yet been definitely liXed. but will probably he October 1Q-2f- Little Rock Gazette.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-08-06
<, .x < < i. 4 + + <. i f < + + f + ss 4 + + f SOCIETY. # t io < + +
A Trolley Party.

Mrs. NJ. C. Cross and Miss Leyl Cross entertained a party of young people Thursday evening in honor of their guests, Misses India Benson, of Camden; Patty Flanagan, or Arkadel- phia and Eva Humphrey and Eddye Brown. of Philadelphia. The affair wa a trolley party, and the car con- tainins the party left at 80 o'clock. After a trip on all the lines of the Transit company the cars stopped at Forest Park and the guests were al lowed to visit the various attractions at this popular amusement place. Then the cars took the party back to the Cross home to partake of refresh rnents. Music was an entertaining feature of the evening. Those pres ent were: Misses Emma Wilbourne, Allie May Howell, Mamie Nichol, Lil- Han Philpot, Jessie Banks, Allie Banks, Mildred Owen, India Benson, Margaret Dewoody, Harriet Halsey, Lela Gamnil, Mamie Nunn, Gertrude Fox, Emily Fox, Ella Fox. Annie Owen Etna Gammil, Edith Woodbridge, Will lie May Toney, Rosalie Philpot, Mill dred Daniels, Inez Herring, lone Herring, Rosa Riggin, Gertrude Ivy. Selma Martin, Lucille Tucker, Evan GOree, Bettie Galligher and Bessie Thompson; Harry Miller, John L.
 Alexander. Coll Andrews. Rob Lee Byrd, Hunter Atkinson. Bert Eddins. Adam Robinson, Fred Brfneman. Er- nest Hummer. Cecil Luton, Henry scull. John Cook, Howell and Frank Nestbrook. Cecil E. Baker. Walter and Jim Hudson. Atticus Penderafass, John Pierce, Hervey Mann, Leonard Ledbetter, Herbert Wiley @shep' Gallieher. John McGaughv. Bun Wer- ling. !. W. Adams and Fred Cook.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-08-06
NEW TELEPHONE
 SYSTEM PLANNED
Negotiations Under Way for sale of the Little Rock Telephone Comran, and Rebuilding of the Plant.

Little Rock, Ark. Aug. | NrYntiaiinu- ar" nnd'i MaN that, if cnlnpI"i.,l. will rr. suil in the installation iu Little Rock ni an in'l"rcnd"nt automatic t"lc,honc >yS tenn of lhe IatcSt pattern one af the kind that t#~ l" central, to >wear at or make love to. If he deal i~ concluded. as il noW seems likely tu be. llc Iirtjc Rock Telephone Company. hctt"r known cohm"ny aS tue new phone" will he talk "h over hf another company that is repre- >cntcd in the negotiations hy F r Ken 'lri"k. man#g"r If th, independent com pany al Pin" Bluff. and the phone SyS. tlir Company of Chicago. will he put in se}ri,". instead of tn" present .hrllo girl system. Manager r C. Ewing nf the local c"nlpanN. whil" reluctant to dis cuSS the matter because q conclusion is yet som" distance off. admits that the deal iS under WAY, as does also Mir. Ken drckS at Pine Bluff. who was in Lit tie Rock this week working on the pro poSitio ion.
 WOULD REBI LID SYSTEM
 If the sale is made. the present system will he almost entirely rebuilt along mod crn lines There are, however. some SIG.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-08-06
For Miss kimpeI.

The social activities of the younger set are all centerea around Miss Bertha kimpel, of Dermot1. .Ar- kansas, very attractive young iaGy, who is visiting her brother, Ben Kimpel. Last night several voun@ men entertained with a deligltfu! dinner at the Country Club. at which Miss kimpel was the honor guest. Tonight Miss Sue Martin will entertain with an automobile ride, honoring Miss Kimpel Thursday and Friday Miss Kimpel will be the house guest of Miss Erna Wright at the Wright home on North Thir- teenth street, and on Thursday even- ing Miss Wright will entertain in formally for her guest. Saturday Miss Kimpel will go to Folly" the home of Mr. and Mrs. w. R. Martin, on Free Ferry road and will spend several days as the guest of Miss Sue Martin Many other informal affairs Will be given for Miss kimpel. who will leave Tuesday for Mount Nebo with number of other young people, for a visit there.-Fort Smith Times Record.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-08-06
INDIA TEA Perfect for Iced Tea. Ia king the
 Ideal Summer Sewerage. ONE TEASP00NFUL MAKES TIC CUPS

'H"' worth "f imprNcm'.nt> thar haya been mad" "n th. plant in The la>t two years. making work that i~ first class. Much of the wiring ,lonbtlcSs will stand as il is, although some lines pro hahly w:ll go under ground But cen tr:l' would hardly know herself after the change is accomplished. for ''central''
 will become d perfectly SeNlcss .'it.' com posed largely "f clicking mrchansms and snal ping, flashing magnetic devices. Cen trad will h" merely room full of auto matte machinery. mag" to Eymau and T delight 10 an "lcctriian Tn" thousand phones now in Use will he rel
 1"gated and their places will he taken by
 phones that hay" I half dial and pnin-
 fer. With the pointer H"n pick "ut on th" dial the number wanted. If the mum h"r wanted k busy you gel a huzz in
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-08-06
c. K. HeaIy Honored.

The Fraternity Club gave a smoker at the office of C. C. Handley last night in honor of C. R. Healey. who will leave for Altus, Okla. soon. and his friends gave him big send off business meeting was also held to decide the nature of the Christmas en- terJainment. It was decided to have dinner dance. on December 2, in honor Of the ladies' It will be remem- bered that the "F'rats" gave dinner dance last Christmas, which was the affair of the season. The ''Frats" will begin preparations for the 1909 dinner dance a good while before December, and say that they will surpass all previous efforts in that line. Mr. Healy has been member of the club since it's organization and his depart ure Will be regretted by the members Of the club as we'll as the business men of this city. The smoker last night was a decided success and was highly enjoyed by the members who were present.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-08-06

yenr car that Sr 'll: Gurh like y"te- ph"n" girls "hu .zlI if yon don't sse busy Nou get tu..as,cr Mahon having [" ask central f"r il
 WOULD BE lNl ri'lH,p;.Nr
 Jh" propose d system will be iadrpend- cnt Independents systems ar" much n vogn" in other parts of the country, G. pecially in the east, aal they have given their money Chicago, omaha and CGsnn bus, O., are some cities that have them This company would c"-opoIatc with the other independent companies and have tfH same connections that th" local 4.ompaRp now has, with probably others.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-08-06
CHA!RMEN NAMED
 BY SPEAKER CANNON

tliearst News Special to the Graphic,
 Washington. Aug. 5.-Speaker Can non today appointed the following committee chairmen: On banking and currency, Vreeland of New York; in- dustrial arts, Rodenburg of Illinois; interestate foreign commerce., Mann Of Illinois; postoffices, Weeks of Mas saehusetts; rivers and harbors, Alex ander of New York; judiciary, Par ker of New Jersey.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-08-06
BUY FURNISHINGS
 FOR THE OWLS HALL,

The special committee appointed froa the Owls lodge to purchase fur t #e and fixtures for tteirnew hall
 aem parlors end iadse foam +a he esa 5tzaed 1n tHe H5 Haee 5z
 sa Ed bWll-ns. E- ve=te.sa. anu eeiyed ost.oa5e u v82.a.iz -acal furniture dealers 5e 11.a- giean d6. committee ts con- posed Q R. | Poole chairman, !. ( Redf'H Ge7=se HfIle George Y. Fia slo1 TH= committee VII s-s.-tle aaR- hall ti-s morning at o'clock and will receiva bids fer the contract probably tomor- row..
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-08-06
How do you like you rcoffee ground PulveriZed. fine or medium!

We have just installed new cof- fee mill that can be regulated to any desire.
 Our patrons and the public general ly are invited to visit our store and see the mill in operation
 THE LLOYD GROCERY COMPANY.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-08-06

Miss Julia Williams will open a studio for pianoforte instruction in September. She will be glad to hear from those who are interested at her home, 41S F. 12th. Old phone 451
 new phone s. 7'27-1mo
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-08-06
American League.

New York, ,; St. Louis. Q (first. New York, Q: St. Louis, i (secondA. Boston-Detroit. rain
 Washington, I Cleveland, 9 (first). Washington, }; Cleveland, 0 (sec- 'nd).
 Philadelphia. 3; Chicago, 0 (first0. Philadelphia, Q; Chicago, (second.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-08-06

A,h
 9 F shipp left yesterday fo a afiei visit at Dumas.
 -oa.s Bucks let Wsanassss s-4as.ea# for a vacation.
 4ls' J. D. Currie and dauehtar al. sitting MT. currie at Winchester.
 s' 5t Dodds, of sherriu. was a bus soess visitor in the city Fester(av.
 a. |, Hogenson left yesterday fsr +@ Crosse Wis. to visit relatives. MISS Pearl Mccomb left yesterday LOT | F,s1t to relatives at Al1aeimer. 9dr. a@d Mrs. I. F. Magee l..t yes
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-08-06
National League.

Cincinnati, ,; New York, l. Pittsbure. l; Brooklyn. 1. Chicago, }; Boston. l (firsD. Chicago, 1; Boston, (seconU. St. Louis, ?: Philadelphia, l.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-08-06
BASEBALL. ' ' ' ' ' [
Southern League.

Montgomery, 1 :; Nashville, }. New Orleans, ?; Memphis, 0. Mobile, 6; Little Rock, 0.
 Birmingham. ?; Atlanta. 1.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-08-06
KINGS ROYAL GERMETEUR

no equal for urinary troubles Ii your kidneys are affected use Germc. tuer. 7-e fl
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-08-06

Keep your eye on the Rutherford Park Addition. See T. Y. Murphy, no East 2nd Ave. 7i31 BOT
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-08-06
BRIEF MENTION

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