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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-11-22
Spoke Twice at Lanadon.

Pres. ]. H. Worst, of the agricul-
tural colleNe, returned Saturday night
from Langdon, N. d., where he spoke
at meeting of the farmers institute
and a meeting of the public school
teachers which were held there Fri
dau
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-11-22

tious Hibernian and the latter was ar
rested with the coat on his person.
Before Justice Malloy today, RYAN
said ne was drunk, but on the other
hand ne needed the garment. He was
sent to jail for forty days in default
Of a fine
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-11-22
Denuded ! Dummy.

Tommy Ryan, last Saturday night.
thought he was much more In need
of fur overcoat than the dummy
figure which stood outsiae Of prom
inent clothing house on upper Front
street, and he transferred Ii from the
inanimate TO the animate. IA clerk
saw the act and went after the face-
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-11-22
Like Stock Raoaints.

Chicago, Nov. 2-Esttmated-Ho
10000; left over, 3,1S4; market 10 to
is cents lower. Light, $75O@795;
mixed, $7.60@S.1O; heavy, $7.60@S.10:
rough, s7.60@7.75. Cattle, 10000; 10
tn Is cents lower. Sheep, 100000; %
to 20 cents lower.
Omaha, Nov 22.-Estimated- Hogs,
1000; cattle, 1900; sheep, $4,000.
Kansas City, Nov. Estimated
Hogs. $4,000; cattle. $4,000: sheep, H.
600.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-11-22
just For TODAY.

At Concordia college the Thanks
giving day recess will only be for the
day The school will close as usual
on Wednesday evening and the stu
dents viii reassemble for work on Fri
day morning as usual.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-11-22
entertained at Duck Dinner

Miss Lovey, daughter of Mrs. IT,
Patterson, entertained a party OF
friends from Minneapolis and Fargo
Sunday at the home in the yelling
ton flats A duck dinner was served
and most enjoyable time reported.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-11-22

Foreign News.
Chicago, Nov 22.--Wheat cables
unchanged to NC higher.
Smaller worlds shipments and less
pressure on Manitobas, but demand
quite and Argentine weather fine.
Weather here colder and damp. Chi
cago getting into position where will
need December wheat Manipulation
on constant bull news to manhattan
present values.
Corn cables hc higher. Weather
bullish until followed by cold. Do not
think present prices could be main
tained in face Of normal movement
of new corn.
Provisions still In unsettled condi
ton with sales Of January and May
product on hard spots preferable.
Dennis.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-11-22
Editor Here.

Editor Mitchell of The Sheldon
Progress is spending the day in the
city en- route home from vacation
trip He saw three Of the big football
games while away and enjoyed a visit
with friends.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-11-22
YOUNG'S CLAIM CHECKS

j. T. Young & Sons Bus and Trans
fer Co. will give you claim checks for
baggage to and from all depots, hotels
and residences. Phone is.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-11-22
Forfeited Bail.

Fred Harris and Otto Anderson fall
ed to appear in the police court to
answer the charge of drunk today and
their bail of SIS each was forfeited.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-11-22

ends for the adj reader and for others
1T hardly ever starts.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-11-22

One more good salesman. r. EN-.
met Jones, Hotel Waldorf
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-11-22
GRAIN MARKETS.

chas. e. Lewis q Co., Grain and Stock
Brokers, Morton Block,
Fargo, NJ. D.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-11-22
MARKET COMMENT OF THE DAY
Foreign News.

and encouraged them TO seIl.--Inter-
Ocean.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-03-02
BRIEF SESSION OF
 THE CITY COUNCIL
Only Routine Business Was Disposed
 of at Regular Monthly Meeting oI Citys Legislative Body Last Night.

The city council held it's regular monthly meeting last night, but it proved to be brief and unintereaan to degree All the monthly a"- counts were allowed in full excepti9G that of the Citizens Light and TrarG- it Company, from which S4S was de ducted because of the failure of eel tain street lights to burn in varlodi sections of the city OH many nights. Alderman William Nichol contendcd tl.at the light company should 5e pcnalized whenever it failed to fut- nish lights according to it's contriscf .
 The report of City Clerk W. < Lee showed s5.s67 to be in the city treasury. All warrants have been paid up to date. excepting $500 ous- standing, which warrants will be re- deemed upon presentation.
 A petition was presented to tat council asking that Hickory, .Mapls and Cypress streets be graded aill City Engineer Parks was instructed
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DEFENSE SCORES A
 POINT ON STATE

UIearst News Special to the Graphir.'
 Nashville, Mar l.--The spectacle Of the state selling one of it's witnesses to the defense was presented today when the defense put on Dr. Me Pheeters Glasgow, who performed an autopsy on the body of Senator Car mack for the state. pr. Glasgow said he was hired by the state, but refused to testify unless given authority by the state The defense agreed on a suggestion from the state 10 bargain to pay the fee Of Glasgow, "no testi- fled that all three wounds were in stantly fatal. The object Of the de .fense was to prove that Carmack fire! the first and could not have fired ai- ter he had been shot. s. J. Binnins testified that he saw Carmack take the pistol out Of his pocket a short time before he met the Coopers, but contradicted himself, saying the weapon was both blue steel and q nickle plated one.
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MISS BRONSON WFDS
 LEWIS CENTER YOUNG
Sister of Mrs Louis Roth of This City, Weeds Million. aire Partner of A. O. Brown, in New York She Agreed to Quit the Sta ge Miss Aronson Is We'll Known in Pine Bluff, Where She Frequently Wis tied With Friends and Relatives
honeymoon will be spent.

honeymoon will bu spent After that the couple will probably go 10 Europe
 Nr. Young is 26 years old and q nephew of the late Major Ginter, q founder of the tobacco trust. His bride is 2& Roth Young and Brown married actresses that were insepaY- able friends On the stage Mrs. Young is known as l.eona Anderson. \ condition of the married eXaeted by Mrs. Minnie E. Young. mother of the bride@ 0u'n was that the bride must quit ;an stage. With that promise male the pateinal ban on the nuptials vas lifted, and Young vas thus assured of a large income Young and his bride laid thcir we'd ding plans so carefully that even his close friends were not in th" secret. The only witnesses were Mrs. tdel Long. of St. Louis, a sister of Mrs. Young, and G. Lee Stout, a former member of \. 0. Brown & Co, who vas best man founa had announced ] that the wedding would occur on :, Sunday No information could be
 gained at the home of his mother or
 at he apartments of Edna Wallace l Hopper Brown. which have been oe- icupied by the bride for several Weeka
 Albert o. Brown was to have been best man. but hc .raphed from agreements would prevent their pres
 enc-.
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to carrI oat the work as carly as possible.
 The commissioner oi Paving Dis trict No. IS, the Barraque street dis lrict, filed an affidavit stating that the first six bonds oi their series had not been issued. but had been de atroyed The report of the comnlis sioners was not approved at the last meeting because no report was made as to these bonds. The report anu the affidavit of the commissioners was spread on the records.
 The commissioners of Sewer Dis trict No. 10 which includes the ter ritory between Laurel and Oak street, south of Tenth ;Vt llue. were approved as appointed
 To the mayor and eft! engineer was left the matter of locating q dumping place for the scaycngel wagons, as the old dump was washed away by the river some months ago.
 The board ol public affairs author izel the repair of the south wa9l 0, Fire Station No
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-03-02

Tele graphic information from New York last nigh5 told of the marriage of Mss lcona Aronson. sister oi Mrs. Louis Roth. of this city, and Edward
 Aronson, q prominent cotton factor, 10 Lewis Ginter Young, repntod to b.; q millionaire The rumor Of the engagement ot Miss Aronson to Mr. Young was made several days ago by the Graphic before any inforna- tion 10 that cife ct WAS published ill the eastern papers. II leaked out in the East afterwards and Mrs. Arou- son, mother Of the bride, who is now visiting ill Pine Bluff. confirmed tine
 rumor to ! Graphic representative.
 Miss Aronson has frequently vis-
 known to Pine Bluffians. She al tained prominence with George NJ Cohan iu the "Honeymooners' and was successful with other equally well-known stars while on the stage The special from New York says:
 With successful secrecy, Lewis Gin ter Young, millionaire member of th. defunct brokerage firm of A. Q Brown X Co, was married to Miss Leona Aronson, musical comedy act ress and intimate chum Of Edna Wal lace HopperBroWn, al the Little Church Around the Corner SaturdaS afternoon and started for Atlant.t City, where the first week of lll'
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-03-02
THE COMEDY -PATHOS
 TRIUMPH OF SEASON

Wi1hstandinG the fact that two of the leading members of his com pany were suffering from the after effects of ptomaine poisoning. Louis Mann and an excellent supporting company scored decided hit at the Elks Tbeater last night i'll Jules Esk- ert Goodman's new play, "The Man Who Stood Still" It was easily the comedy -pathos triumph of the pres ent theatrical season here andthe fair sized audience enjoyed more than two hours of genuine pleasure. Louis Mann has long enjoyed the reputa- ton of being the best eccentric conlA edian on the American stage and he only added to his laurels last night. AS Han Nix" in Tine Telephone Girl" Mir. Mann established himself firmly in the hearts of American the atergoers. but the role of Old Krauss" in The Man Who stood Still" affords him even better poSsl- bilities and he makes the best ,l them. It differs widely from any thing else he has undertaken in his fine career as a star. No better tes- timonial of his ability can be given than the repeated encores he received last night and he did not hesitate in brief curtain talk at the close of the show to pay his respects, while | thanking others, to one insolent gal lery god" who interrupted him in the midst of most pathetic and trying scene
 The entire supporting cast of MT Mann is worthy of special mention Mathilda Cottrelly, whose position on the American stage has long beer unique and known as the grand old woman of comic opera" is charming in the good natural, whimsical role o1 Katrina. Misses Emily Ann Wellmar and Lillian Sinnot. P. S. Barrett. H \. LaMotte, John Charles. Frank Jul ian and Robert A. Fisher all shared the honors with the star. The chile
 actress, Corinne Malvern, has little to do. but what sine does is we'll done
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COMMITTEE REPORTS
 A DISAGREEMENT

sfl"arS' News Special to the .:raphic.l
 Washington. Mar l.--iIhe. Judiciary committee of the senate by q vote of | 10 agreed to report q disagree. meht on a resolution to rebuke the President for allowing the steel trust to absorb the Tcnnesse Coal and Iron. The members of the commit tee are to make individual reports. Senator Bailey introduced resolu- tion calculated to assert the right of the senate to demand informant ion from the executive department.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-03-02
Spring Term Kindergarten
 Begins Monday, March 8

The spring term of the kindersar- ten taught by Miss Callie Jones be- gins Monday, March s, at her school building. corner Sixth avenue and Chestnut street. The kindergarten has long been recognized as an eX- cellent training for young children and prepares them in a highly pleasing and profitable manner for the higher education that they attain with grow Ing years. Miss Callie Jones school is especially fitted for this work and all children who have attended this school are thoroughly in line for the greater work before them, as their parents can fully testify.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-03-02
GRAND JURY AFTER
 FAKF-RACF GANG
J. G. Kile of Illinois Arriv in Little Rock and Tells of His Having Been Fleeced Out of $10,000 by Ma bray and Association, A fter Being Induced to Go There Timber Deal--Jockey Said to Have Ad mitted All-Is Placed Il Jail

this animal WAS unknown to Kiie Ibe horses were lined up near Fourche and sent off to race to the foot of the hill
 beyond kilc told the officers tn. stallion was about four lengths ahead
 until the jockey fell and the blood spurted from his mouth The man
 with the money then raced away, as did also all those who witnessed the
 race. kile said he came back to the
 hotel with his wife who had gone to
 see the race, and then left town on all
 evening train, going to Decatur
 where he remained until located by
 Postal Inspector Ranger and brought back to Little Rock.
 Information Against Stockwell.
 information against StockWell was then filed by Sheriff Roberts and he was placed in the county jail to await action of the grand jury. StockWeN was worked upon by the officers and admitted that he had ridden in the races and is alleged 10 have give1 considerable other information which will be of great value to the officers When the property supposed to be. ! long to Mabray was attached and the horses removed to the stables Of rit, county jail. StcekWell was taken witt :, them as hostler. he being found is that capacity at the car Whil, Stockwell thought he was employed
 Sheriff Roberts has really had hin under arrest, as man was with hin
 continually to prevent his trying tt 1 escape.
 <, Stockwell is well known on all tht big tracks of the country as locke, :, and rode here ill 1892.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-03-02
READY FOR BATTLE
 ARMOUR VS EATEN

ulearst News Special 10 the G"aphic}
 Chicago, Mar. l.--.l. Ogden Armour will be asked to repeat the coup of his father when he broke the corner in wheat held by Joe Letter, costing the latter $7000,00 Armour is short on wheat and he will be made lead CT in a movement to crush James A. Pattcn. who threatens to run May wheat up to $1.25 Patten did little today, but at the close of the market whta at stood at $1.11.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-03-02
Fine Office Building,

The Pine Bluff Mercantile Company announces that they have decided to convert their present headquarters into modern office building and they expect to yacate the building at an early date The lower floor will be retained by them as business house. but the building will be completely Yemodeled and several stories addeJ. The company begins a big reduction sale today to avoid moving the big stock now on hand.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-03-02
JfFFRIFSS WILL
 FIGHT JOHNSON

tiiearYt News Special 10 the Graphc.)
 Chicago. Mar l.--"l wish to an- nounce will fight Jack Johnson. provided can get into such condition tha, believe can whip him., said Jim .Jeffries today. ''J am iL- train ing now to find out how good l am. don't want to make q mistake that's the whole thing i'll q nutshell. v
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-03-02

We carry some RUGS for purely competitatiee purposes. Some people want som< thing CHEAP. We show you the ''fierenee and you can then judge for yourself. Tomlinsom < Knox. POS West Second avenue.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-03-02
CONFIDENCE.

We claim the confidence of the peo ple on the following proposition: Our known experience as cutter and filter; our tailors are first class. experienced mechanics: our large stock os fine woolens.
 {NSMSKRAaIER, The tailor, over Citizens Bank. Sec ond avenue. corner Pine street.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-03-02

There are as many grades oi AK. minister rugs as there are oi velvet. Administer rugs sell as low as $l9 and as high as $GO and more. 1t does not take an expert to tell the difference. Tomlinson < knox. POS West Second avenue.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-03-02

Little Rock, Mar. i.---I ndict tments against J C. Mabray, F. NJ. Clark, 1. J. Warner, J. s. Johnson. Henry Shptwell and others are expected by the authorities to bp returned by the grand jury which convened this nlorn~ ing as a result of the identification of the quintet by J. c. Kile, of Cisco, H., who arrived this morning, ;tc companied by Postal Inspector C. $. Ranger, of Creston, Iowa, and admit ted to Sheriff Roberts and Deputies Hawkins and Reichardt and federal authorities that he had been 1leeced out of $l0,000 here. He claims the men under arrest secured the money from him on a horse race held east of the city on the afternoon of Feb ruary F.
 kile, ill his statement to the of fcers, said that he met with man who claimed to be Ed Leonard at his home in Cisco, Ill., Leonard began to interest him in land deal by which he could secure 5000 acres of land in Arkansas for $50 per acre, which vas we'll worth $7 per acre. After the man had talked for several days with hin. Kile says he consented to make a. the trip To Arkansas and came here 7 with Leonard, accompanied by his wife, arriving February 12. He states that soon after their arrival they met a man who claimed to be George Leonard a brother of the man who was steel ring kile. They were taken to the nicely furnished office of the Little Rock brother and the deal was talked over
 Race Proposition Up.
 The following day, when kile had been told to have his money handy to pay it over on the property, and had drawn it through the England Nat ional Bank, he states the subject of horse race came up. kile was for merly inters sted in horses great deal and coniided to the officers that he was willing 10 see the race He says they met in his room at the Mer- chants Hotel No. g, and there began the betting. Clarke, under the alias of George Leonard, bringing with him his friends, whom he claimed t. be millionaires, Mabray as Gordon SStarner as Dr. James and Johnson as T.oveioy. There were also other pres ent who are not now under arrest says kile,
 In making his statement to the oi- ficers Kile told them there was fully bushel Of money on the table i'll tht bets and soon his $10,0O0 was in cluded.
 Went to Lonely Road. The men then went immediately it a lonely road just off the Sweet Home pike. after Fourche is crossed, going east, where the horses were ready Stockwell was mounted on one, the little sorrel mare which was attached as property of Mabray, and is now 1T the stables of the county jail. It was upon this animal the money of thu 2 mi1lionaires was bet, and his money so Kile stated. was upon a sorrel stal H aion. which is also in the keeping o g8Shariff Roberts. The jockey upor
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-03-02
Money and Opportunity

When money and opportunity get 'u touch the combination has tremend- sus breeding possibilities.
 We write the kind of FIRE lNSOh- ANCE and deal in the kind of REAL ESTATE that FRIENDS SELL TO FRIENDS. We also accep, money oh deposit Ia trust or. subject to check, ALLOW INC INTREST ON SAVINGS AC- fcoUNTs..
 4ere are golden opportunities
 -7g on 1our coin
 tne Bluff Trust Co.
 uer Main and Bsaraaus strasts'
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\ Puzzle Free.

The Reap & Crawford Furniture Company offers in it's ad today to give free to every child under fifteen this week a 'iigsaW" puzzle that will no doubt prove very interesting, and all children are urged to get one.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-03-02
CRUM SAW II
 COMING RESIGNS

,Hearst New. special to the Graphic,
 Charles, S. C., Mar I.---William D. CruDa. q negro, who has been for six years collector of customs at the port of Charleston. today submitted his resignation, effective March i. Hs says he didn't want to embarass President Taft
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-03-02

See offer at head of classified want columns of the Graphic today to give free ticket to the Theatori- um to every one using classified ad this week amounting to 25 cents or more, cash with order
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-03-02

T Rug is not always Rug. When you bay rug from us you get and We tell you exactly what kind oi rug you bny. Something in tliis. avenue.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-03-02

Try want ad ill the Graphic this week and get free ticket to the Theatorium. Eighteen words, six in sertions, 25 cents, cash with order.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-03-02

Children, call at Reap & .Crawfore Furniture Company's and receive q "Jlg Saw puzzle" FREE. 3-2 q
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-03-02

Children, call at Reap & Crawford Furniture Company's and receive a zig Saw puzzle" FREE. 3-2 Ct
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-03-02

Children. call at Reap & Crawford Furniture Company's and receive a Jig Saw Puzzle" FREE 3-2 St
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-03-02
FOR QUICK TRANSPORTATION -CALL- CITY HACK LINE
 

i Open D. m. to 7:30 a. m. and r~ liable. Special attention to train cslls Old phone 394 New phone 102 Mos ~ Onord. prop. Pine Blun. Ark.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-03-02
Pres. F. l.. Dilley
 Retires From Trust Go

At the regular monthly meeting of the board of directors of the Pine Bluff Trust Company. held last night, President F. l.. Dilley rendered his resignation as president and director of that institution. fhe resignation was accepted and Mr Jeff Hicks, president of the Arkansas and Texas Consolidated Coal and Ice Company was elected to fill the vacancy.
 Mir Dilley's reason for resignation is explained in the following letter 10 the board:
 Board of Directors, Pine Bluff Trust Company, Pine Bluff, Ark. = Dear Sirs:-I hereby tender my resignation as president and director of your company, to take effect at once have thought it best to take 1nis step for the reason that my health is not good and for the further reason that my financial affairs are not in good condition and therefore consider it to the best interests of your company that l retire from the board altogether
 Yours truly,
 -- F. L. DiLLEY. The resignation of Mir. Dilley comes as genuine surprise and as mat ter of regret on the part of the board of directors oi the trust compaiy and it's stockholders. It is needless to say that the Pine Bluh Trust Com ,1auy is infs good financial coldition and that it has just recently paid to it's stockholders it's twelfth semi-an- nual dividend of ] per cent. The Graphic predicts continued prosperity and popularity to the company under the management of the newly elected president, MT. Hicks.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-03-02

Her bneaty and attractivcness can not help but win her praise.