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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-07-01
MORE MONEY COMING.
Montpelier Seminary's Mail Christ
mas Stocking livery Day

Every days mail is bringing in con-
tributions TO Montpelier seninary's en-
dowment fund, Principal Bishop re-
ported today that bis mail Of yesterday
brought in $I,275 and that he expects
tho entire amount to be raised SO that
Dr. Pearsoa's gift can be secured.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-07-01
wELLMAN STARTS
To Get Ready for Another Flight for
the North Pole.

Tramsoe, Norway, July l-Walter
Wellman's airship party sailed for Spitz.
bergen to-day Wellman's son and COM
panion arc already st Spitzbefgen re-
pairing tie airship shed which was dam
aged.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-07-01

Norman J. Morrison left to-day Fei
business sisit in st. Johnsbury.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-08-08
PROFESSOR DENNY
 NAMED BY BOARD
Will Head Department of Pedagogy in State Normal at Conway-He is at Present Principal of the BerryviIle High Schools.

Little Rock. Ark, August At a m"ft ain of the Xccutive committee of th" state Normal Roard this morning at the office of Superintendent George F. Cook. of the department of education Professor D. n. Denny. of Berryviln. Ark, was named to head the department of pedagogy and psychology in the Stat Normal school at Conway.
 There were number of well known educators among the applicants before th board, the selection having been post poned from a meeting ol the board lNl some time ago.
 Professor Denny is an Arkansan. and ro ceived his elementary education in th public schools of this State. He is a graduate of the Valparaiso Normal Colleg at Valparaiso, Ind, and has taught in connection with some of the best schools in this section of the country, since .;s professional life as a teacher began. H. is at present principal of the high school at Rerryville, which place he will re>ig'' to take up the work at the State Nor nal.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-08-08
STORM WARNING J, FOR GALVESTON
ForccaSter at New Orleans Issues Warning for Storm Disturbances Over the Gulf Section, and Espe. cially ill the Galveston District.

New Orleans. Aug. T.. storm warnin@s for the Galveston district have been k sued by the forester at the New Orleans weather bureau this morning.
 The storm iS said in he central ovor= fle. Gulf several hundred miles south If tho Louisiana coast line.
 Th" disturbance oyer the r"ntfal 2nat region is apparently moving noIr Inward l. the western section of Louisiana and east Texas but no severe weather rondiiia : hay" been reported from any point on the gulf coast ID To =noom.
 Tn" weather bureau reports inc ba rem"tcr low over Western TcXas with hcavy precipitation in several of th" Gulf States.
 Unsettled weather is indicated for lhe west Gulf States tonight and Sunday.
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REMOVAL NOTICE.

This is to notify my friends and patrons that I have removed from my office on East Third avenue to my old location in the building of R. s. Thompson X Son, on West Second avenue. My present quarters have been made ready for occupancy for the first time since the fire and I shall be pleased to have all my pa irons cail. VIM. BURKE.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-08-08
DESIRE TO AID
 MISS BURKHALTER
NOman'> Christian Temperance Union
 Will Raise Fund to Complete Young
 W0man's -COntribution>

Little Rock. Ark. Aug. Tho Wa- mans Christian Temperance Union of Lit tie Rock has started movement to raise fund to enable Miss Ray Burkhaiter to complete her education and the ladies of this organization have addressed tn" following appeal to t..e people of the city: The Woman Christian Temperance" crime possible to pcrpctratc against womanhood has been committed against Miss Ray Burkhalter. crime infinitely wor>c than shooting her down in ea'd blood. and tbat justice has not been ac- corded hcr in that her assalant who"Ne" he may he. remains unpuniShc,l. we. as won1cn, heinz powerless to give her the justice she deserves. wish to @ivc her anr moral support and assist her in her efforts t0 Secure an education whereby $h" can support herself and those dependent upon hci.
 We therfore call upon all who wish to help LIS to assist this deserving younc woman to send contributions to our troas- urcr. Mrs Belle Saunders 2"'o Hroad= way. or if you cannot send contributions telphone your name and number to anr treasurer. She will send somebody to collect.
 Do not delay, but show by your lih"r&' support the sympathy that we feel srlrss all true men and women feel for this young girl.
 
 ''0FFICERS OF THE W. C. T. T.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-08-08
Missionary Society.

The Woman's Home Missionary SO- ciety of the Lakeside Church will hold their regular business meeting Mon day afternoon at o'clock at the home of Mrs. J. M. Mccain, on South Olive street The devotional will be in charge of Mrs. W. /. Tankersley, and the reading of the fifth chapter of Price of Power" by Mrs. V. s. Me- Lellan. This will be followed by rou- tine business.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-08-08
Levy-kiersky.

Announcement has been made of the engagement of Miss Cecil Levy of Bas trop, La, to Bernard Kiersky, prom inent young merchant of Summit, Miss. Miss Levy has frequently wis lt0d her grandmother, Mrs. s. Helle., In this city, and is popular in local social circles. She is one of the pret- tiest and most accomplished young la NY in nor,Aern Louisiana and has E admirers and friends here.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-08-08
REMOVAL NOTICE.

This is to advise the public and my patrons that l have moved mr der- tai Cffice from 121-2 West Se,.er.Ji a~- enue to upstairs over the hardware store of R. s. Thompson & Son. vine " in the future I shall be pleased tx serve you. Old phone 132. Dr. l.. K. Land 7-2&- ti f2m
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-08-08
BUSINESS MEN TO
 LAY CORNER STONE
Gov. Donaehey to Speak at Ceremony
 of Business Mems League.

Hot Springs, Aug. Next Tuesday morning the cornerstone of the new homo fer the Hot Springs Business Mems Lea que will be laid with appropriate c"r"- monies.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-08-08
Miss Ross HOnOrec.

Miss Stevie Ross will entertain with a lawn party tomorrow evening in honor of Miss Matte MosleE, of Rob Roy, who is visiting her. Miss Mos ley attended school ill this city for eyeral years and is well known here She is daughter Of Captain Mosley, the well known planter of Rob Roy
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-08-08

Miss Julia Williams will open studio for pianoforte instruction in 5eptember She will be glad to hear rom those who are interested at her nome, 41S 2. 12th. Old phone 451. eWzphone 3. 727-1m9
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-08-08

The dance which was to have been given last Friday night at Forest Park was postponed until Monday night. It will be under new manage chestra and will furnish he music.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-08-08

Grand Lodge. "f Arkansas. will preside. Governor George W. nonayHcy and prrsi- den1 C. \. Xix of th,. =Ieayue= will deliver addresses.
 No invitations haNe been issued tu the S'rciS">. but th" pGhlie is cordially in vitcd. Many articles will h, deposited in the cornerstone, among which will he a complete roster of tn" officers and m.m- hcrS of tn" Business Mems Ieaylr q list of those who have contributed to tn" hnl,ling fund, q c"rN If 1he constitution and bylaws of the Ieague and copies of the local newspapers.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-08-08

know good bicycle when they see it. The fact that so many fine rider. use our wheels is pretty good evi dence that they are all right. Drop in and look them over. If you can name a single good point that Is lacking you have sharper eye than the clev. crest bicyclists we know.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-08-08
)reisn Mission Society.

The members of the Woman,s For eign Missionary Society of the First monthly meeting tomorrow afternoon at o'clock at the Chapel
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-08-08

We trade new busgies for oh or second hand buggy. D. A. Cald- ones. Talk to us if yo1 want a new well. if
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-08-08
NJ i.
 BRIEF MENTION. *
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Mrs Joe Mitchell is in Camden. the ;lest of friends I A.W Mills has returned from bus ness trip to Camden. Dave Kaufman, of Memphis, is in the ity visiting relatives. #Dr. J. A. Allen, of Little Rock, is in he City visiting friends.
 Joe White has returned from busi- IessNisit in Altheimer.
 ME. B. R. Donelson has returned rom visit to Haywood.
 Mrs T. A. Knox left yesterday for saxer to visit relatives.
 Asnry Marx returned yesterday O visit to TeXarkana.
 & ?. Clemmons returned from usMess trip to Tamo yesterday. S.f. Notes, of Altheimer, was bus iess visitor in the city yesterday. MISS E. Jenkins left yesterday for aragould to visit Mrs. w. T. Moore. h E. Lytle, of Altheimer, was a ns1ness visitor in the city yesterday. AHorney w. B. Sorrells left yester- WSfor Humphrey on business visit. %s. s. E. Butler and children left Mrday for Tamo to visit relatives. MHrew and Earl Clemmons were - fss visitors in the city yesterday.
 GvAmy, of Altheimer, arrived
 e city yesterday to spend Sunday LT. Wimberly, of Star City, arrived
 the city yesterday to visit Mrs. w.. E White.
 kJu1ge B. F. Fly, of Lincoln county Eas among the visitors in the city eterday.
 1prney M. l.. Altheimer, of Little was business visitor in the
 Xesterday.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-08-08
iidren Cry
 FOR FLETCHER'S c A s TO RIA
S2S.00 White Mountain Rfrigerators, 130 lbs. Ice capacity for S17.50 cash at Reap & Crawford F'urn. Co.,.
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KINGS ROYAL GERMETUER has no equal for indigestion and stomach disorders for the reason that it de- >trOy> fcrment and causes the food to digest. People digest all they eat when they take Germeteur. 7-6 If
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-08-08
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NOTICE.

Special sale on wheels for ten days only. 15 or 20 last year models Regular $2500 and s35.O0 wheels. slightly shop worn only, going at from $10O0 to $15.00 and s1S.OO. First come first served. Get in and get first choice.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-02-16
Roosevelt Says He Never
VIII Return to WASHINGTON

to be lOng-distance prophets have said
that Roosevelt will return to the United
States by way Of the Pacific coast and
will have a triumphal tour across the
continent, and by the time he reaches
home at Oyster Bay he will have the
whole country with him. Others who
think that they know his intentions
say that he has reserved a great many
dates after his return from Africa and
that he viii certainly visit every part
of the country and make speeches, says
the Woman's National Daily.
For more than eight years he has
been constantly in the limelight. In
fact, the period has been nearly twelve
years, and we might go further than
that and say twenty years. OF course
he began to attract attention when he
was q member of, the New York legis-
lature, but it was as civil service COM
missioner that he began a career in
which advertising played q, part that
has not yet ended. But, simply to take
the period after the Spanish war when
he became governor Of New York, vice
president and president, he has been
the subject of more discussion than any
other one man. Whether he will fall
out of the advertising line after he
leaves the presidency, is something
that is yet to be seen. At all events
those who are predicting what he will
do when he returns are simply specu-
lating on the mans character, because
he has not made any definite plans and
no declarations, except that he will
continue to take an active interest in
the affairs of the United States. The
only thing that seems rather definite at
the present time is that he will avoid
Washington when he is no longer presi-
dent.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-02-16
TRAINING FOR LIFE

A FOLLETTE'S Magazine praises
manual training, domestic science,
farm and trade schools and agri
cultural colleges, and says: Much of
the education of the (regular) schools
has been difficult to work into life"
Here we run "slap up" against one of
the cOmmonest of all errors.
Education. friend LaFollette, is a
means to an end. 1t is difficult to
work gymnasium stunts into daily
life. A man who turned handsprings
all the way from his suburban home
to his office would be looked on as
eccentric. If, on his arrival at his Of
flee, he. applied himself to dumb-bell
work with ferocious energy his clerks
would consider it their duty to place
him under restraint. But he carries
into his daily office work the result
and effect of his gymhastic exercises
and athletic training They give him
a strong, sound body. And his school
training gives him a strong, sound,
athletic mind, trained to think. It is
not true that much of the education
of the schools has been difficult to
work into life" To the discerning it
is all in life and plainly in evidence.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-02-16
MAN FORMED SEX TRUST AND
OTHERS NATURALLY ENSUEC

LOS ANGELES, Feb. 10.-[Editor
Herald: T. K. G. makes such frequent
use of Marion Martins name in his
recent letter that he must be hurting
at her head what is intended for her
entire sex. He asks if the ballot means
Justice. No, Mr.. T. K. G., it only
means an infinitesimal item of justice,
but may be the opening wedge for other
items to follow
7. K. G. mournfully admits that the
ballot in the hands of the male citizen
has been perfectly powerless to stop
the onward march of monopoly" What
does T. X. G. expect? Does not like
produce like?
When this nation was formed repre-
sentatives of one-half of its citizens
formed a national trust on sex. Nat
urally other trusts and monopolles
ought to follow, until man gets enough
Of monopoly and incidentally remem-
bers he has a partner who has an
equal interest with him in the advance
ment of the race.
Man has considered his little corner
on suffrage as something due him be-
cause of his superior intelligence. II
things have gone wrong with his gov
eminent doubtless he is sorry for his
seIfishness in keeping his monopoly
closed corporation because it deprlves
him Of the chance to seek shelter for
himself by saying: 1.-The woman thou
gavest to be with me- is to blame.
When the workingman votes for his
own interests and those Of his fellow
workers instead of delivering his vote,
like a bit of merchandise, to the clever
politician who pats him on the back
only long enough to secure his vote,
he will be making intelligent use of
his ballot and may loosen the grip on
his throat.
r. K. G. quotes Lincoln's words,
which, with change of sex, are good
enough for Marian Martin: mo man
is good. enough to govern a woman
without that woman's consent" When
has woman been permitted to vote
consent? MARION MARTIN.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-02-16
A Legislative Program
Which Interests Anglers

IL OCAL anglers and the associate
shining lights of the fraternity
a throughout the state are prepared
to act in unison for the purpose of Sc
curing favorable legislation during the
present session. Besides the efforts Of
! the California State Fish and Game
| Protective association, the campaign
will have the attention and support of
the California Anglers association,
which club will advocate a constitu-
! tionaI amendment of the utmost i'm
| portance to the angling fraternity Of
! the state.
Other measures advocated by the
| club, and which have the moral sup
| Port and approval of a majority of
| anglers and sportsmen in this state.
are the following proposed changes in
| the present laws that will be presented
| and urged for passage in the interest
of the people Of the state more than
that of the individual sportsnen:
IA combined license tax upon
hunting and fishing at the rate of 81
for both, instead of for hunting alone.
This for the taking of game and pro-
! tected fish only and exempting from
the angling tax any one under the age
of 16 years.
2-An open season in tidewaters on
I steelhead trout during the entire year.
ga close season for the steelhead
unlawful to catch other trout in fresh
water
A change in the open season or
trout from May 1 to November 49, as
is now, to begin April 1 and close. No
Yember Is
This would give a month more of
the open season. This change is a
source of much argument among the
angling fraternity. In some streams It
is admitted the present law is a good
one, but in a majority of waters, par
ticularly the coast streams of easy &C
cess, the best fishing is found early in
the season. The present statute prac-
tically puts these streams on the shelf.
5,A law closing all sloughs to the
| net fishermen and also making it lille
gal to fish within 500 feet of the mouth
of such sloughs.
This measure is intended to protect
steelhead trout, black bass and striped
bass, particularly the latter game fish
in the bay water tributaries. 1t is
claimed the net fishermen have de-
pleted many creeks and sloughs that in
the past have been alive with striped
bass. There is a state law which
makes Illegal the use of a set net
across a river, stream or slough-only
| drifting nets may be used and these
with but 41a-inch meshes. The market
Los Angeles herald., 1909-02-16
GEORGE ALEXANDER

GITIZENS of Los Angeles will learn
with warmest approval that the
committee of fifteen chosen to Sc
lect a candidate for mayor who will
fittingIy and worthily represent the
peoples cause has picked a man
whose name is synonymous with hon
esty, integrity, ability. experience and
fearless good citizenship. In George
Alexander, popularity known as Honest
George. the members of the committee
present candidate who will have the
enthusiastic Endorsement of the cltl-
zens who will receive his name at the
mass meeting tomorrow evening and
will arouse enthusiasm among all
classes of this community.
Mr.. Alexander is popularity known as
Honest George, and his career as a
tried and true public servant and re-
sponsible officeholder has proved he
deserves the title, which, it may be
remembered, resembles that which was
worthiIy won and worn by Honest Abe
Lincoln, whom George Alexander, in
his character and characteristics, re-
sembles. He is a man of the Lincoln
type. a man of the people. He has
rendered great public Service to Los
Angeles, particularly in the matter Of
the sale of the good roads bonds issue,
which formed the most memorable part
of his experience during his second
term of service on the board of super
visors. He stood out against the "Solid
Three on that board and was bull
wark of strength for the interests of
the people. Memorable and never to
be forgotten was his heroic public
service in connection with the bond
sale-for it was nothing less than he
roic Not only did it win the gratitude
of the, people of Los Angeles, but 1T
endeared him to them.
Mr.. Alexanders long fight against the
machine made him a marked man with
that INSCRIPTIONS organization and it's
energies were directed toward retiring
and keeping in retirement the man it
feared above all the men who had
been in public life in recent years. The
nomination of Honest George Alexan-
DER VIII udIIOW OOWn lIlO lid yOL ally
contest to a fair and square fight be-
tween the machine, represented by the
Recalled Harper, and the free and in
dependent people of Los. Angeles rep
resented by Honest George Alexander.
And before this typical anti-machine
man, with his experience, his popular
ity, his integrity; his bravery, his re-
liability, his shrewd common sense, his
sagacity, his honesty, his vigor, his
energy, his determination, his good
,humor, his kindness, his earnestness
and his unsullied, Christian conduct
and character, we believe the machine
will be wrecked and the machine forces
routed.
The machine champion and can
didate Arthur c.. Harper will not mere
ly be defeated but will be buried
deep, deep down under a great ava
lanche of HONEST VOTES FOR AN
HONEST MAN. The recall will be eff
fective. 1t will be permanent. George
Alexander will be the next mayor of
| Los Angeles.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-02-16
PROSPERITY

NITIZENS of Los Angeles are laugh
ing at the calamity howlers. They
~ have a right to laugh. These
worthless said it would never do to have
an anti-vice Crusade" las they called
it,. They said it would affect business
Immediately. Well, it did. Business
became better. New vigor and new
confidence were infused into local en-
terprises People who had been hest
tating made up their minds to go
ahead, for, they argued, "After all, our
fears will be most happily disappoint-
ed. The great expenditures of money
which must be made in Los Angeles
will be made honestly. Vigilance has
prevented possible injury to the credit
of Los Angeles, possible consequent de-
probation in values and possible con-
sequent slump or dull time.
Eternal vigilance is the price of pros
perity. When investors see that vigi-
lance is being used their confidence
in city is increased.
February was begun with a glorious
building record. In the first fortnight
far more permits were issued than dur
ing the first fortnight of February of
last year. You see, while our friends
were hanging their harps on the willows
and tearing their hair and bowling and
hurting maledictions at the Pink Socks
| Ito use their own elegant appellation)
conditions of great and Astounding
prosperity were produced by the work
of the Pink Socks. That work helped
the credit and reputation of Los An
gelesSnot only throughout the United
States but among it's own citizens.
! In the first nine days of this month
218 building permits were issued, rep
resenting a gross valuation of $296, 718
Last year, for corresponding period
there were 20S permits issued, repre-
senting a gross valuation of only 1851,
34S. Moreover builders report there
will be great increase in the number
of new buildings as soon as the wealth
er clears sufficiently to allow the work
to go on" Humphl This doesn't look
like stagnation, does it? This doesn't
look as if the six minority reporters
of the grand jury had struck a body
blow at prosperity does it? This
doesn't look as if confidence in Los
Angeles had been shaken by a reve-
latioR of conditions which we are now
blandly assured by the leading pro-vice
Republican morning paper were known
to that paper long ago? But why
should we waste time in considering
whether that paper knew the facts and
did not publish them or whether ii
published them and people turned a
deaf ear Ga marked tribute to it's in
flUence, eh?) or whether the whichness
Of the why was the whyness of the
which? All this kind of editorial talk
on the part of our contemporary is
mere piffling. 1t is waste of time.
Let US consider, rather, the immediate
result of the anti-vice agitation, the
great and glorious increase. of business
prosperity in Los Angeles. Long may
our marvellous city flourish, great and
clean.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-02-16
CITES HERALD's EXPOSURES
AS PROOF OF OLD PRovERR

SAN DIEGO. Feb. 12.-[Editor Her
add: Coming events forecast their
shadows. Previous to The Herald's
bold stand on vice anyone gifted
with ordinary perspicacity could see
there was a concentric formation gath
ering in the daily issues Of Los Angeles
papers.
1 became interested, and at once sub
scribed for The Herald. That was in
October of last year. Daily L scan the
whole statements expressed and find
the truth of the old aphorisH1, Though
the mills of the gods grind slowly, vet
they grind exceeding SMALL
l have often heard Los Angeles
spoken of as a wide-open town, where
you had to keep your eye open when
visiting it.
Your exposures have fully realized
that fact. You have finished your
broadside firing; and now, master of
the situation, you can keep them in line
with an occasional shot at long range.
RALPH EFF1NGHAM.