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PRINT PAPER WILL
 BE RATED LOWER
Senator Aidrich Gives Assurance That Finance Committee Recon. mendatiOn Would Be Q. k.-Railey Again in the iimeliyht.

c3ludrI0 otll ol isl'v',> sMaN l-lt;,II,
 Washington. June l1.-ln reply to a question propounded by Senator Brown, of Nebraska, at the night ses- sion. Senator Aldrich announced tha, rates the finance committee would recommend, on wood pulp and print paper would be lower than existing duties, but higher than those in the house bill. Late during the after noon the senate refused, by vote Of 59 to s, to re-commit the wool schedule to the finance committee on motion of Senator Cummins, a Republican. Senator Bacon lost two amendments, reducing to thirty Der cent the ad-valorem duty on wool and woolen goods.
 ~ After the senate had wrangled for an hour over Senator Bailey's charge that undue influence was being brought to bear against the income tax amendment to the tariff bill Sen ator Aldrich replied that he knew of no such influence. He then moved that further consideration of the mat ter be postponed until June IS. which carried
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GEORGE GOULD IS
 TO GIVE TESTIMONY
Summoned tO Appear As Witness ill Brothers Divorce Suit-MrS, Gould Charges Husband With Buy. ing Another Diamonds.

t'iearst News Special tn the Graphic)
 New York, June 11.-"Of course [ examined my husbands bills. was interested in how he spent his money. expect to get some of it some day" said Mrs. Howard Gould under cross examination today in her suit for separation from her husband and d .S25O,000 annual alimony She inti- mated that when her husband had a diamond pendant made for her at Tiffiny's, a duplicate went to "an- other woman.' She hinted that q prominent society woman will prove to be the other woman. Mrs. Gould parried questions about Dustin Farum. the actor. by declaring, "Of course entertained him as a guest" George Gould was served with a subpoena today. He will testify Monday.
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MARK TWAIN GIVES
 FATHERLY ADVICE.

Baltimore. June 1l.-Mark Twain came to Baltimore yesterday to talk to the girl graduates of St. Timothy $ School. Following Edward F. Mar tin, of New York, he said that as Mir Martin had advised them what they should do, he could only tell them what they should not do.
 There are three things. young la- dies, l advise you not to do: Don'y smoke; that is, don't smoke to excess l. am. 73 1-2 years old and l haze smoked only B years of that time
 Don't drink; that is, don't dr nk to excess.
 Don't marry-I mean to excess. T
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Mammoth Interests of the Bluff City Lumber Co.
 Passes to Pine Bluffian
WILL BUILD RAILROAD
forks Are Paid Duncan Indebtedness and Big Transfer Will Be Filed
 Monday in This City.

John F. Rutherford, of this city will on next Monday become the sole owner of all the holdings, ot the | Bluff City Lumber Company in Ar kansas, Louisiana and Missouri, with a total valuation of more than S3,- OO0,000. A deal was cOnsummated Friday afternoon whereby Rnther- ford purchased the entire hodings one-half interest. Of the D. H. Dun can heirs. in that mammoth concern. The transf fer will be filed Monday in this city. The recent reorganization of the Bluff City Lumber Company. now known as the Clio Lumber Com pany, with a capital stock of s2,000,- 00O, was the first step in that direc tion. Bonds were issued by the Clio Lumber Company for s250,0o0 and bought at par by J. D. Goldman. of St. Louist to enable the stockholders of the Bluff City Lumber Company to pay off an indebtedness of the late D. H. Duncan to Captain ]. E. York and son. Robert York, of Memphis. The debt was paid Friday morning in cash. The debt was in the na- ture of notes executed by D. H. Dun can in purchasing one-half interest in the Bluff City Lumber Company from the Yorka some months ago when the Bluff City Lumber Com pany stockholders were wranglins and receiver was named.
 It is understood that the Yorks are indebted to c. J. Samstag. of Hot Springs, in the sum of $10,00o Samstag wan formerly a stockholder in the company, but sold his inter- ests to the Yorks four years ago.
 Having secured complete control of the Bluff City Lumber Company holdings John F. Rutherford an nounced that he would immediately build Rock Island connection into Pine Bluff from either Carthage or Leola, Ark. He has made a propo- siton to the business people of this city, which will doubtless be accept- ed. MT. Rutherford offers to build the road into Pine Bluff if $500no is raised here, He agrees to furnish the terminals and the right of way. He says that he means business ana will not make any promises but as sure the people that the new line will be built without delay.
 John F. Rutherford owns the electric street railway here and other large interests over the state. He is the largest property owner in this city, and it is also his intention tc build a large creOsoting plant ill this city, to give employment to sev- eral hundred men.
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TURFMAN'S WIFE
 ARRESTED BY MISTAKE

Hearst News Spccial tn the Graphirt
 Cincinnati, June ll.--WhiIe making a raid on women suspected of loiter- ing, the police today arrested Mrs. w. II. Fizer, wife of the well known turfman. Mrs. F'izer had been din ing with friends at the Haveland Ho- tel and was on her way back to the Grand Hotel. She stopped and asked a man directions, when she was ar rested. She will sue for damages.
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NoR IS your chance to work and accomplish something. We have sof- ten up new schedule and by a little effort you can get right into tho game. You have almost two wpelt. Ill which to work, and with the right kind of work you can roll np q big vote There is nothing 10 attract your attention now until after tbe DIE contest closes. No moro conven- tlons or anything that will keep you from your work. WORK is small word, but If it is the right kind of work, 1t will amoHnt to a great deal. Which will it be for youo Your own efforts will tell the story. It all de bends upon yourself The time will fly so don't lag It is easy to be a winner if you are willing to HUSTLE. As III all other phases of life, it takes work to produce results, and you sec II is the same here; those who huS- tie are going to accomplish the most and be the winners Just think. those of you who are tagging on be hind. what d valuable prize one sub a2ription might win
 But there is only one way to win, and that is the old. old way, as in every other path of life It is the only road to success and to win, and that way is to work, WORK. WORK.
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RAILROAD COMING
 TO PINE BLUFF

Lonoke. June 1.-The laying tf steel rails on the Meto Valley rail road, new project by $. M. Savage of this place, was begun recently and the road will soon be in operation. Most of the grading has been finished for several miles and surveyors are busy on the contemplated extension to Pine Bluff. which will make a line 50 miles long The road runs from McCreanor, a small hay station about six miles east of here, directly through the rice and timber belt of l-onoke and Jefferson counties.
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MAJESTIC
 IS OPEN AGAIN.

|ker Myron Wilkoff, of the Ma 4heater, which would have |osed yesterday by the owners |building had the management b comply with a demand that ne rent on the building be ! advance, stated last night
 theater was opened as usual Ry and would continue to give el performances. Satisfactory ments were made whereby the Pil be paid today. General ! Daniels. of the Arkansas pent Company, assured the
 of the building that the check
 rent would be mailed at Hot
 yesterday.
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SPRECkFLS SAYS
 NO ENGAGEMENT

uIearst News Special to the GraphIeb
 Chicago. June l1-"There never was any engagement between Miss Adele Case and myself to break off," said young Claus Spreckels, who ar rived today on the way to California. referring to the story that his father had stopped his marriage with the Portland, Ore, singer. T am sorry 1 will have to give up my musical
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child be cared for. They never will want even after I die. What more could mother say
 As to Mir. F'ortner. there Is nothing to say. He left and we have heard nothing from him. It is well known MT. 1andlan bitterly opposed the marriage and is just as bitter to- day. It IS l who stood up for them. But Kathryn may do as she likes We Will not oppose her. That is all -
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SIX SETS OF TWINS
 BREAKS ALL RECORDS

t"fHdsIo eql ol is.oeds sMaN ,slsstp
 Asheville, N. C.. June l1.-With the birth of new pair of twins. F. R. Rogers and wire are now parents oi six sets of twins, ali of whom are alive and we'll
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TRAIN | INTO A RIVER k;c cloudbursts Caused |at Damage West of | Fort Worth.
FLED INTO BRAZOS
Messenger Known to Be d and Many Passengers
 Are Injured.

Worth, Tex. June ll.-Accord- adyices received here late last
 the dispatcher's office of the
 Pacific, cloudbursts occurred
 Ions west of here, killing at he and injuring scores of
 senger train on the Missouri
 and Orient was blown from s in the terrific wind which hnied the heavy down pour the train was crossing the
 bridge near Knox City. the Bed with passengers tumbling Do the river.
 tres were down and little de- |uld be learned. bne known to be dead was an
 messenger by the name of If, thought to be a resident kel.
 claimed that all the rest of ssengers on the train were less injured.
 claimed that 7o passengers ,oard when the train left the
 damage was done west of could not be learned, as it possible to get any connec- ith that district last night. bridge from which the train 'wn is situated B miles west ,tWater.
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GIRL SNEEzINC
 HERSELF TO DEATH

(Hearst News Special to the Graphic
 Cincinnati, June 11.-Lucy Durbin, who has been sneezing since yester day afternoon, is in such state of nervous exhaustion that doctors fear her death will ensue.
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Ohio Street Baptist Church.

Corner of Sixth and Ohio street. Sunday school, 9:45 a. m
 Preaching morning and evening by the pastor
 B. Y. P. U., 7:15 D. m.
 Prayer meeting Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock
 You are invited to attend all these services
 Strangers in the city especially welcome to worship with us.
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Young Ladies Society.

The Young Ladies Society of the First Presbyterian church will hold a bread and cake sale on Saturday afternoon at Murphy Martins store, on Main street 6-11-2t
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WHITE SULPHUR
 SPRINGS HOTEL

Seven and one-half miles west of Pine Bluff. opens June b. Rates, S7.5O, with rooms; without rooms. s5.OO a week. Meals 30 cents. Par ties given special attention. Old phone 1161. hotel rings, store 3 rings.
 w. T. HILL, Proprietor. 6-f0-1mO |,
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Mrs. E. C. Conland of Texarkana, and Miss Grace Conlan, of Ft Worth. Texas, are in the city, the guests of Misses Lillie and May Darby.
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NEW SCHEDULE 0F VOTES.
 BETTER INDUCEMENTS OFFERED,
 BEGIN WORK AT ONCE, HUST|F

u lS Not TOO Late to Start to Work Great Results Gan Be Accomplished in the Few Days That Re maln-Begin Work at nce-Pay No Attention to the Hot Air' Stories A Great Inducement s Offered You-"On the Job' = Everybody Vote! Vote!! Vote!!i
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We have just received a shipment of very fine Rock Salt for stock There is no comparison between Rock and soft salt for stock. Mo. Cain Grocery Company.
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fOftnef Is well known in Pine Bluff, having been clerk at the old Trulock Hotel a number of years ago. His relatives at Brinklev are prepar- ing to defend him against the charge when he is brought back to St. Louis
 The St. Louis Times yesterday says
 When M. Dwight Fortner. d St Louis real estate dealer. held in Par IS, France, awaiting extradition to the United States on a charge of forgery, begins legal battle, his wifes family, the Handlans, will interest themselves in his behalf, if she asks them to do so. This. Mrs. A. M Handlan, mother of Kathryn Hand Ian Fortner ,adroitly admitted Thurs day.
 Speeding to their summer home, OconomoWoc, Wis, Thursday, are Mrs. Fortner and her father. the wealthy manufacturer. The object of the visit is to avoid unpleasant notor- lety in connection with the trial of Fortner, Mrs. Handlan said
 Before departure. Wednesday af- ternoon, Mrs. Fortner secretly visit ed her husbands attorneys. This seemingly is indicative of the wifes attitude. Mrs. Handlan said her daughter had an indulgent father and an overindulgent mother. both of whom delight in gratifying her every wish as far as possible
 :" Of Kathryns s visit to the lawyers We do not know, though think it probably true, said Mrs. Handlan. She asked to go' out yesterday and requested the use of the automobile. What may have transpired or what arrangements were made, we, of course. do not know
 Yes Mir. Handlan and my daugh- ter and all the rest of the family ex- cept the boys and myself departed yesterday for our summer home at Oconomowoc. They probably will throughout the summer. The rest of us will not join them. St. Louis is never too warm for me, and if I stay here with the boys think I can keep them longer at home.
 MT. Handlan took Kathryn with them in order to make it as pleasant for her as possible and to avoid noto- riety. Of 15 children, Kathryn is the dearest to me and to her father. She always was the brightest and smart est and most loveable, and she always will be cared for. So also will that
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-06-12
PAPERS IN PARIS FOR M. ). F0RTNER St. Louis Realty Plunger, Former Pine Bluff Man,
 May Be Extradited.
FORGERY IS CHARGED.
lis Wife Will Never Want, Says Mrs. Fortner's MOther-Relatlves to
 Aid F0rtner.

Paris, June ll.-t.xtradition papers: charging MaIfon Dwight F'ortner, of St. Louis, with forgery in the second degree have arrived here and were at once transmitted to the foreign office, whence they will be sent to the examining magistrate.
 If the latter signs these papers. which present prima facie evidence, the extradition of Fortner will be granted
 fortner was arrested in this city May l9, at the request of the Ameri- can authorities. charged with having obtained $11,000 by forgery He de- nies his guilt
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FOR QUICK TRANSFORMATION
 CALL CITY HACK LINE 20 East Barra0ue St.

Open 6 p. m. to 7:30 .. m.. and rs- liable. Special attention to train calls- Old phone 3S4. New phone lo2. Moss Ohord, prop. Pine Blun, Ark.
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| Bryan
 b

Ter or not MT. Bryan Is nom. gain, he will continue to be Par National Assets.
 pinlon on matters of right liy. worthy of the greatest respect advice is sound.
 pon't have to agree with Mir. olitlcally to admit that he is
 speaking of newly married
 ne says; With the vast ma .: young men and young wom- ne plan includes the gradual i'tions of a fortune. The mat they need to learn is "t'nin their means. The hus- Id Wife should make their Fosether;; they enter heartily =" work she is as willing to
 as ne is to labor-and her
 ss to save is as important a 'neiF success as is his ability .pe that all the June brides eesiooms in Pina p1,,~ .;,,
 sryan's wise advice. and we aud t nothing will so help
 e"sssd.stematic in s' youp usnr eeohomy as to open a say Uun' With the Pine Bluff Trust lll encourage your thrift by fou . per cent compound in
 Your savings no matter hou. i great. '"''e' now, Bluff Trust Co. "sia and Barraque Streets.
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FOR UMBRELLA FIXING

I Glicksberg, the umbrella man. Second and Walnut, opposite tele- phone office 6-1-d1mo
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-06-12

Beginning at once. we will offer as special inducement the follow ing new schedule of votes:
 In the City for Vow
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HEARD BY RUBE.

President Roosevelt. Mr.. Taft Presi-
dent Taft, Mr.. Roosevelt-and the same
day IS showed
Two more weeks of actual winter
weather would bring tears of joy to the
eyes of the Gary coal man.
The suspense over the Gary superior
court bill can last but a few hours
longer. important news, if true
What we would like to know is how
a spineless winter can have its back
bone broken.
If the building boom has not struck
Gary 1t is at all events taking an aw-
full squirt
The members of the Tolleston vol
unteer fire department are anxiously
awaiting chance to try out their new
rubber coats.
1t might be SAID that the Gary po-
nceman is at all times siezed with the
wanderlust. Its case of have too.
So far the price of cigarettes in Gary
ings' are as popular as ever.
The milkmen of Gary will henceforth
abandon the water mixture, az 1t is liza
BILE to prove extremely costly.
There were a few hats off in Gary at
the time President Taft was inaugur-
ated. The ladies we mean.
The average man in Gary who is the
possessor of a shotgun has been seized
with the duck fever for some days past
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BURNHAM.

Mr.. and Mrs. A. w Hunter were Chi
cago visitors yesterday.
Miss Albina Doe was in Hammond
shopping yesterday.
Mr.. Samuel Burnham was in Chica-
go on business yesterday.
Our popular schoolteachers, Miss
Rice and Miss McGarry. were in Ham
mond yesterday afternoon.
Mr. William Guthridge transacted
business in Chicago Thursday.
Mrs. Walter E. Combs assisted in
caring for Mrs. Greenberg Wednesday
night at her home in Hegewisch.
Mr.. Mike Kaczmarowski, who has
been farming In Michigan for some
time, has sold his stock and nipple
ments and rented his farm there, has
decided to remain in Durham with his
family.
The Carnation club met at Mrs. Jo-
seph Does at her home on Park ave-
nue. Wednesday afternoon. The ladies
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With Gary's
CoIored Folk

Mr.. ]. A. Jones's new house, Four
teenth and Washington streets, has
been completed. The building consists
Of eighteen rooms. Every room is
elegantly furnished.
Miss Fenna Pathway and Miss Julia
Carson left for Chicago this morning
to attend a reception. given by friends
of that city.
The girls of the Willing Workers"
club of the First Baptist church Of
Gary came home rejoicing. They were
welcomed by Hammond and Tolleston
in every respect. Brought back full
jugs.
Professor r. NJ. Simpson was out to-
day sightseeing.
Mr. Charles Gregory is very sick.
Mr.. Clay made a business trip to
Chicago today.
Mrs. Bettiz Smith will make bust
ness trip to Chicago tomorrow.
The willing Workers" clubs meet
ing, which is to be held at the First
Baptist church on Washington street,
will be the greatest of its kind in the
history of Gary. There Will be a great
many visitors from Chicago, Hammond
and Tolleston Committees on ar
rangement are busy at work for the af-
fair.
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GARY BRIEFS.

George o'DonnelI OF the Gary hotel
was in Chicago on business Wednes-
day.
George V. Bacon. Jr.. was business
visitor in Chicago yesterday.
Lloyd Parsons of the Chicago Tele-
phone company was in Gary on bust
ness yesterday from Hammond
Herbert Heavenrfch of the Ready
Roofing company was in Gary yes
terday from Argo, H., where he has
been engaged in roofing work for the
past few months. Mr.. Heavenrich is
maintaining his roofing business in
both places.
The Contractors and Builders as
ISOLATION met yesterday afternoon in
the Gary hotel for their regular month
" session. Little business OF i'm
portance was transacted. A large at
tendance was present.
Z. H Hall Of the Lyric theater was
in East Chicago last night. attending
the musical, Geneva being given by
the Rebecca society of that city.
Another practice was held last night
by the members of the Queen Esther
musical, given by the members of the
Congregational church, which Will be
held next week. Mr.. Rice of Chicago
the instructor. says that the Gary tai
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were entertained very pleasantly with
music, after which all were invited
to the dining room where very elab-
crate and dainty luncheon was served.
The rest of the time was spent socially.
and before they realized it the time had
come for them to depart. They all ex-
pressing themselves as having been
very successfully entertained. Those
present We're the following: Mrs. NJ.
E. Shaver, Mrs. J. Goodwin, Mrs Samuel
Burnham, Mrs. Captain Beale. Mrs. Geo.
Mills, Mrs. william Neil, Mrs. George
Phillips, Mrs. H. Snyder, Mrs. Reinrau,
and Mrs. c. E. ColevilIe.
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Season Closes.

The basketball season win close in
Gary tomorrow night when the girls
team of the local high school will play
the Michigan City team. The visiting
team were defeated in their first game
by a score of 3 to 6, and the girls will
try and duplicate the previous game.
After the games the Michigan City team
will be entertained at the Lederer
restaurant by the local high school.
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THE CITY
New Realty Offices.

The new two-story office building,
being erected by the Reiner Real Es-
tate company, Is now well under way,
and the building will be pushed to
completion as fast as possible. The
new real estate office, when completed
is expected to be the finest in the
city. The building will be located at
Twelfth street and Broadway.
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Suffers Relapse.

George V. Bacon. one of the pioneer
real estate men of the city. was criti-
cally Ill yesterday and for a time he
was not expected to live. This is the
second relapse that he has suffered
this week, and If he does not recover
soon he may not be able to pull through
this illness Many friends have been
carefully watching his condition at his
residence on Jackson street
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Negroes Fined.

Mollie Rutledge and Bonnie Tyler,
the two negroes who were arrested on
a warrant sworn out by Mrs. Mary
Lieberman, charging them with keep
ing a house of ill-fame, had their trial
before Justice Huber yesterday after
noon. The two men received a fine of
s3s.sO and, being unable to pay their
fine, were taken to the county jail
Crown Point The trial of the two
women inmates of the place has not
been heard.
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Opens Business Today.

The Holmes & Kuss company. which
will occupy the Burge and Warner
building Jointly with the Calumet Saw
ings & Trust company of Gary. opened
it's new place Of business today The
banking business will not be begun in
the new place until some time next
week when it is expected that the
safety deposits will have arrived.
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Work on Hospital.

Work started today on the excava-
ton for the new hospital Of the Indi-
ana Steel company at Gary, which is To-
Gated on the steel company's property,
north Of the Lake Shore railroad The
contract was awarded two days ago
to the Stein Lamb company. The con-
tract for the erection OF the building
has not been awarded.
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A DAY IN GARY LAND

ent is unusually good, and he predicts
great success for the entertainment
Nash & Dowdle, contractors for the
Ninth avenue eighteen-inch sewer from
Madison street to Broadway. are max
ing satisfactory progress in their work,
which was begun at the beginning Of
this week
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Third on Two.

The knights of Pythias met Wednes-
day night for their regular meeting
at the / o. o. +. hall and conferred
the third degree on two candidates.
At the next meeting the second degrees
will be conferred.