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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1909-03-05
DEATH is TERRIBLE.
Car Repairer Is Caught In Trucks Of
Train.

Var RepdIrer Is Caught n Trucks Of
Train,
st. Paul. Feb. 27.-Lawrence Bren-
nan. car repairer, met a frightful
death yesterday under the trucks of a
Great Northern freight train near the
Como yards. One of his limbs had
to be dismembered in order to olsen
tangle his body from the wheels. Dur
ing the terrible ordeal he maintained
consciousness. His arms and legs
were broken and his ribs were crush
ed. Two hours later he died at st.
Joseph's hospital.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1909-03-05
Teacher Loses cife In Storm.

Teacher Loses fife In Storm.
Lodge Pole, Neb., March 2. - Miss
Viola Fellows. a teacher in the vacik
district, nine miles southwest Of here.
lost her life in the storm last Monday.
Her Body has just been fonud 200
yards from her boarding place.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1909-03-05
Ends Life in Ninth Attempt.

E"uS cIIe 1T NIhtn NttemPt.
st. Louis, March 2.-The ninth at
tempt of Mrs. Elizabeth Lowery to
end her life was successful yesterday.
She drank carbolic acid because of de-
spondency. In the last three years
she drank poisons six times, used a
razor once and tried to hang herself
twice.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1909-03-05
Crushed 10 Dea,h n co,,,.,o.

Chicago, Feb. p. -. ;,l.a,i.s cmrt,.
Of Galesburg. Ill. was crushed -
death in a rear.enc collision Of stoci,
trains on the Chicago, Burlington e
Quincy railroad. e h,
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1909-03-05
Life 8entence for Nvnn.n

SUO C0HSOttV08 JOTfs W0tU10,
Lexington, Ky. Feb. ~. In thu
Breathitt circuit court ct Jackson ya...
terday Mrs. Amelia Allen wa ian.
fenced to life imprisonment 1pr ~
murder Of Mrs.. Fannie Tut
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-11-21

Many requests from Catarrh sut- ferers who use atomizers have caused us to put up Liquid Cream Balm, a new and convenient form of Ely s Cream Balm, the only remedy for Catarrh which can always be depend- ed on. In power to allay inhamma- ton, to cleanse the clogged air-pas- sages, to promote free, natural breath ing, the two forms of Cream Balm are alike. Liquid Cream Balm is sold by all druggists for T5 cents, inelud- ing spraying tube, Mailed by Ely Bros, 56 Warren Street. New York.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-11-21
BRIEF MENTION.
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 w Harrison returned yesterday from Ss httef visit to Little Rock
 Nf. and Mrs Amile Sky. of .AeNanor'a Eae.:rre in the city on busin''Ss.-s"~".'~------- 4. W. Nunn, who has retu tHd to his aome in this city was recent visitor ''f $ezat attgartr~-----...--------,,.-..-.-
 Miss, Lela Wyatt has returned to ner s,,oie ;tt Noble Lake, after visit to Mrs. isaroux. in this city.
 u6s. C. G. Hall and little SUI fett yes s.ea:ty afternoon for Stuttgart # N'"' \. Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Woolfoik
 Hiss Mabel Hall, of Stud. f. passed tbroagh the city ycster'''.1 '}te to sheridan for visit to .s
 Rabbi Ephraim Frisch F.. i11a from ygyy York City where ne g It the ha1 "'' ax gatebrinc of the American rabbis
 ars Pritchard. of Keo, passed through .;tr yesterday en route to Sheridan. s,,, 2. visit to Mr. and Mrs. Don Maxey
 r Carr. representing the Mann-Tanh ..,a r,rno Company. went south on the .,4,, Mountain Friday in the interest or n's arm. t.
 Mo-, u Iowenthal, Of New York, arrlN- o,y vesterday and will be the gHest ol 'e' ,.,1ftar. Mrs. A. F. Dreyfus, for te" weeks. ro
 rnoras Green has gone to Monroe, La shore he will engage in autionlns OH an .,,, noss stock" for the Pacific Express Company. .4.,.o,, ros. re-e James A. Buchan returned yes ..r,s,x uornlng from Little Rock wher !. oocomnauied Mr. Buchan on oos'- garss trip. Il i.'1N
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-11-21

Lloyd. Dr. Wright attended the Glann Lodge meeting of Masons in ..ittic Rock and was taken sick there and came here.
 Mrs. John Porter and daughter. Miss Porter and Miss M r. Harper. have ar rived in this city from Pansy, Ark and are the guests of Mrs. W, A. carmical on Plum street Mrs. Porter and daughter are from Bridgeport, Ala. and have been at fan>y visiting. They will spend about t WICK here and return to their home at Bridge port
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-11-21
Is Your Private List of "IMPOSSIBILITIES" TOO LARGE?l

Perhaps things have been placed upon yosr Per- sona Catalogue of Impossibnties which have no place there.
 Go bravey to work to discredt your lst-to prove that
 lot of "mpossibe" things possible feasible and will find your whole scheme of life readjusted You will nd also that personal individual business cess, WITH THE MEANS AND RESOURCES AT HAND, is really aainabe-if your available forces USED.
 Rational iudicious of publicity will enable you to revise your list of Responsibilities" radically that it will longer terrify you-no longer act your jailer-no longer Code of "Reasons for lack of perity.
 Pubicity-0 the sort you "afOrd"Will search out the in the city who is really to buy the thing you want to sell; thus erasng what be "ImpOs sibity" No from your list It will dispose of what may be "Impossbility" No. your list by enabling yoa to double the number of customers of storechangng tagging business to busy One-With0ut exhaustns your This calls for "nerve" part
 for faith, self-a But it be dop' -is being done all of the une-aa1 Is worth doing.
 All thraogh your list ef Responsibilities" will be found things that persistent of cruising will remed, will "e4it out" of yeur s< Business obstacles. cice Reorganization, household annoy aacesthese do not be- long your s for publicity remedies thes Interwores with all o your saalrs advertising will come to play part In year life vital helpta that will forget tAat yos ever ha1 . list of *Inpsssnllfties."
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-11-21

The Sun Insurance office of London is the oldest fire insurance company ir existence. It has been in business s,nce 171O. We rspresent this and ether large companies. \ share of your business will be appreciated. Cotton Belt Savings & Trust Co.
 l1-i3.e Ct.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-11-21

Ne make a speciality of dry clean ing. Our work is tirst-class in every respect Give us a trial White Star Laundry, 1-2l-lin.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-11-21

Mrs. r. D. Atwood and daughter. Miss Bessie Atwood. who have been spending the summer in Connecticut. will return home today.
 pr. and Mrs. M C. John returned to their home at Moscow yesterday morn ing after spending a few days in this city attending to business. .ssss.z
 Mr~~and- -Mrs,-sreorge Mckenney and children and s. NJ. Dodds of .,nerril spent i'riday night in this city and witnessef the> Af~G Fields Minstrel
 Dan G. k"oncc returned yesterday from English. where he has been hunting for q few days Mr kooncc exhibited q fine string of ducks aud quail.
 Miss. Burma and Miss Kathleen Collier of Altheimer have arrived here and will spend d few days with Miss Josephine Wilkins on West Fourth avenue.
 Mir and Mrs Jo Nichol and Mir and Mrs. Y. O. Alexander returned yesterday after. noon from Stuttgart, where the went to attend the Rice Growers Carnival
 Miss Ruby Thurman, of Dallas. Texas, who has been the guest of Mrs, C. k. fltz hugh for a few days left yesterday for Washington D. C.. where she Will attend school.
 Mrs F.. J. Bowe. Mrs. D. Furr and Miss Blocker. of Aitheimer, Were in, the city yesterday and witnesSed> the Al NG Fields minstrel at the Elks Theater fm day. -----------
 Dr. Asa Brunson and mother. Mrs Lou Brnnson. of Menphs, left yesterday foi Memphis. where pr, Brunson will spend few days with his mother, recuperatihs from his recent sickness, Mrs. Brunso' has been here the guest of Dr. Brunson fe' about q week.
 Dr. J. F. Wright. of>Monticell", and father of Mrs. J. TILloyd. of this city left yesterday morning for his home. after spending q few days with Mr. and Mrs
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-11-21
AUTOMOBILE. BARGAINS.

 OltlSmohilc ? cylinder. 20 h. D.. S''''oO Cadillac Touring ear, ; passenger. '"E.oo I,ufck Roadster. go Il. D., cylinder 2ooU American. 1 cylinder :.1 h. D., tour ing car ...........,.,.,'.. ........' o'".oo Maxwell touring ear. 22 h. ?. .=..... 6'o'oo Autocor. 30 h. D. touring car. 6roou Ford 1 cylinder runabout .........,= s't'oo Iuick. type 10. roadster 1908 modri 6'ooo Wiuton. fodel k, 90 h. D., touring
 G25 0OI Rec. cylinder 20 h. D, touring ear. 4'o'o Rambler. cylinder. 10 h. ?, touring
 ...... t5o UD rbn,nos. 5o h. D. 1 cylinder. passen ger ...........,..,...... s""uo Rambler Runahout. 16 h. D. ......,. 3.'oW New Hatfield highwhecl aut ton"- liIp runabout ........... .''too Nil VcnrS are overhauled and painted toI .,,if customers l5o automobiles tn select from, All makes touring ears and runa honts Limousine and Iandauiet bodies and recovered castings for sale. Me buy We sell.
 TIMES SQUARE AUTOMOBILE co I.r.est Dealers in the world in New and Used automobiles
 \ W. Corner 18th and Pine Sts, St. Louis, Mo Two blocks from Union Station. BRANCH STORES, New York. ol5 ". 18th St Chicago. iii, 1892 Michigan Ave. Eonsss City. No, 170l Main street
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-11-21

HU STYLING; SALESMl1\- SALAR CT conumiss ion big line: large prof it's. Fairfax Refining O., Cleveland Ohio 11-212t.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-11-21

Dr. J. F. Wright. of>monticello' and . father O., Mrs. J. TELloyd. of this city, left yesterday morning for his home. after spending q few days with Mir. and Mrs
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-25
FOREIGNERS WILL ENTER
NATIONAL GOLF CONTESTS

NEW YORK, Aug. 24.-Both the
mems and women's national golf cham
pionshlps will be favored by foreign
entries With regard to the men, 1t is
understood that at least one, and possi-
bly, two, of the leading amateurs in
Great Britain will reach here In time
to take part in the championship at
Wheaton, beginning on September 6.
There also seems every prospect of a
revival of those team matches between
the United States and Canada. Ac-
cording to Robert G. Watson, secre-
tary OF the United States Golf associa-
tion, negotiations are pending for an
nual team matches for perpetual
trophy. There is hitch at present as
to the conditions, the executive COM
mittee of the United States Golf asso-
eiation preferring to have it so that
matches shall be played over a course
in the country holding the trophy. 1t
is understood that the Canadians, while
feeling that such program is prac-
tically equivalent to a continuous per-
formance of matches in the United
States, are willing to concede the point,
especially as they are anxious to play
in the championships here, anyway. If
the team match is arranged for this
year it will undoubtedly be held at
Wheaton on Friday September 3.
At one time, not so long ago. it
looked as If team of woman golfers
would visit this country, compete in
the national tournament, and take part
in invitation events over various well
known links. The team part of the
affair has been given up for this year
at least, but it is practically certain
that the Merton tournament in October
will be favored by the presence of sew
eral entrants of prominence.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-25
ONTARIO JOCKEY CLUB TO
OFFER $1,000 FOR JUMPERS
Toronto Program Makes Liberal Al
lowance for Steeplechasers--Many
Stakes to Be Renewed

SARATOGA, N. Y, Aug. 24.-The On
tario Jockey club, which conducts the
races at Woodbine Park. will give
$4,000 for steeplechases during the
autumn meeting. No program offered
by a race course in the east this year
Is better than the one offered for To-
ronto. No overnight race will pay less
than $500.
Among the valuable stakes that will
be renewed are the Ontario cup, $500,
added, two miles and quarter; the
Dominion handicap. $500 added, one
mile and three-quarters; the Voltigeur
Selling Plate, $500 added, one mile and
a furlong; for 3-year-olds and over;
The Miners Stakes, $500 added, one
mile, and the EPSON. handicap, Sl2OO
added, six furlongs, for all ages; the
Michaelmas handicap, $500 added, SIX
furlongs, and Grey Stakes, $500 added,
one mile for 2-year-olds, and the Hen
drie Steeplechase $4,000 added, three
miles. and Woodbine Autumn Steeple-
chase, two miles, for jumpers 4 years
old and over.
Throughout the current season the
Canadian racing has been first class.
AS many good horses have been seen
upon the northern circuit as are usually
seen at Sheepshead Bay, Gravesend
and Be. aont Park. The Ontario Jockey
clubs meeting at Woodbine, which are
patronized by the British officials and
the best people of the dominion, are
particularly picturesque. Especial at
tention is paid to cross country racing
at Toronto, and five of the overnight
steeplechases will pay $500 in added
money.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-25

making of malleable steel castings, has
during the last three years followed the
trend of demand and gone into the drop
forging line on a large scale-so much
so that the forging department has of
late constituted the greater part of
the business. Drop forged parts,
crank-shafts, front aXles, spindles,
gear blanks, connecting rods, and in
fact, all the principal parts of the
motor are now made in this plant, and
several Of the largest automobile man
ufacturers are it's customers.
In explanation Of this move, Walter
E. Flanders, president and general
manager of the EMF. company
said
Yes, I believe we are the first con-
Germ to own it's own drop forging plant
A plant like the one We have just
bought has capacity sufficient to sup
ply forgings for several manufacturers
under the old method of small quantity
production. But we will build 10000
cars next year-15,00O EMF. '30s and
25, 900 Studebaker-Fland POS Forg
ings will largely enter into the con-
struction of both these models-so
largely that we will not only use the
capacity of the present equipment, but
will at once install several additional
forges and hammers. This move was
necessary to avoid all chance of de-
lays in getting parts.
I'm fact, some other deals now under
way will bring into our hands fac
tories for the making of every part of
these cars"
1t is understood the consideration was
about $780, 900.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-25
ATWO-DAY MEET
FOR SANTA ROSA
RACING MICROBE INOCULATES
SAN FRANCISCO
Longest Run on Western
Track-AIl Stock
Chassis
BY ID. w, SEATPLF

The activities of automobile enthu-
siasts of Los Angeles, as witnessed in
the recent Santa Monica road races,
which are on record as being among
the most successful ever pulled Off In
this country, has awakened the droop-
ing and sleepy spirits of the brethren
of San Francisco along entire gasoline
row in the northern metropolis.
The racing bug has attacked the mo-
torists for set-to of cars at Tanforan
race track which is to include another
300-mile race, and the St. Francis ho-
tel, leading hostelry of San Francisco,
is out with a magnificent trophy for
the event valued at $2500, with other
prizes that will attract the cupidity of
those who like to make the pace for
others to trail to.
Scarcely had the Tanforan event
been promulgated and set under way
before a two-day meet at Santa Rosa
is programmed, and the event at Santa
Rosa a few weeks ago assures this to
be another successful occasion, the
course being a good one, and surround
ings conducive to a large entry list
Entry blanks have been received
in San Francisco for this latest pro-
posed run, which will be under the au-
spices of the Sonoma County Automo-
bile association.
All the events are to. be for stock
cars, as defined by the American Au-
tomobile association, which allows the
stripping of a stock chassis. Entries
will close September 21.
There are to be five races for auto
mobiles and one for motorcycles each
day 1t is interesting to note that two
of these events will be longer than any
had on a western track for some time
On the first day there will be a twen-
~ 10
cluding event on the second day will
be a fifty-mile ee-for-aI in the past
races as long as fifty miles have been
regarded with disfavor because of the
danger of the tires giving out under
the wear and the continued strain
There has of late, however, been so
great freedom from accidents due to
this cause that the managers are will
ing to take a chance at the longer dis
tance.
The events for Saturday, September
%, are as follows:
Ten miles for stock cars listing at
$500 or less.
Ten miles for stock cars listing from
$1501 to $4,000.
Ten miles for stock cars listing from
SPOOL to $4,000.
Ten miles for stock cars listing over
$4,000.
Five miles for single-cylinder stock
motorcycles.
Twenty-Five miles, free-for-all stock
cars. Silver punch bowl to winner.
For Sunday, September 26, the card
will be as follows:
Ten miles for stock cars listing at
$500 or less.
Ten miles for stock cars listing from
S1501 to $4,000.
Ten miles for stock cars listing from
$2O01 to $4,000.
Ten miles for stock cars listing over
$4,000.
Five miles for two-clinder stock mo-
torcycles
Fifty miles free-for-all stock cars.
Silver punch set to winner.
Entries may be made through w. W.
Johnston, secretary of the san Fran
cisco Motor club, San Francisco.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-25
EAST AND WEST
MEET IN TENNIS
BUNDY AND M'L0UGHLIN ARE
VICTORIOUS
FIGHT THEIR WAY TO THE SEMI
FINALS
Fasteners Surprised by Good Showing
of Western Players In National
Champlonships-5undy
in Great Form
GBy Associated Press.l

NEWPORT, r. l., Aug. 24.-The east
will meet the west in the semi-f1nals
Of the National Lawn Tennis tourna-
ment on the Newport Casino course to-
morrow. From today's play in the
sixth round there emerged victorious
William j. Clothier of Philadelphia
winner of the national title in 1906;
Thomas c. Bundy of Los Angeles. NJ.
E. Mclaughlin of San Francisco
holder with G. ]. James of the Pacific
coast doubles championship, and G.. f.
Touchard of New York.
Tomorrow Clothier will meet Bundy
and Mclaughlin will oppose Touchard.
All but one of today's matches were
decided in straight sets, Clothier dis
posing of e. IL. Whitney, the Long
wood player, and Harvard interscholas-
tic champion; Bundy defeating w. b.
Cragin, jr,, the New York militia man,
who yesterday surprised the gallery
by winning from r. II. Pell and Nc
Loughlin, putting r. II. Palmer, the
New Jersey champion. out OF the tour
nament. The chief interest was the
triumphal progress through the va
rious rounds of Mclaughlin, the
speedy Californian. In only one Of the
five matches, he has played in this
event, has he failed to win in straight
sets, the exception being his five set
match against his fellow Californian,
Melville II. Long. which stands out as
the best contest of the tournament thus
far
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-25
TENDENCY is TOWARD
LOW PRICED GOOD CAR
Like Bicycle of Years Ago, Price of
Cars Today IncIlnes to Meet
Popular Pocketbooks

Five years ago It was predicted by
thousands that automobiles would be-
come as cheap, relatively, as did
bicycles That time is about here.
A few years after bicycles came out
one could buy a good, substantial one
for one-fifth as much as at first.
Almost the same ratio aplies to
motor cars at this time.
For many years the man of moderate
means could not afford a bicycle. Then
they became so inexpensive that nearly
everybody could afford a good one.
The automobile has reached compare
lively the same stage. A few years
ago only the rich could afford motor
car.
The motor car is still considered a
luxury. 1t will not be thus for long.
The tendency now, among manu-
facturers, is to the cheap, good car.
Manufacturers foresaw two years ago
the demand for low-priced good car
They began to prepare to meet that de-
mand when it should come.
That the time has come is proven by
the fact that the average $500 car Of
1909 is the equal or the superior of the
average $4,000 car of 1908.
1t is not a far distant date when
automobiles will become in reality as
common as bicycles.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-25
HOWARD AUTOMOBILE
HEAD VISITS CITY
Preparing to Remove from Present
Location to New Gasoline Row, in
More Central Spacious
Quarters

A visitor to Los Angeles. always
welcome among the fraternity of auto
mobile dealers and owners wherever
he goes, is Charles Howard, president
Of the Howard Automobile company
Of California, whose principal place of
business is in san Francisco.
On one of his regular and flying trips
to this city Mr. Howard is in confer
ence with his local manager, Mel q.
Johnson, arranging the details of the
removal from the present local quar-
ters on South Main street to the hand
some and commodious warcroOms and
garage now occupied by the WOolWine
Motor Car Cmpany on South Olive
street
Only recently the control of the well
and faVorably known Oldsmobiie cars
passed to the hands of Howard, and
the demand has greatly increased for
this car all over the coast, its we'll
known reputation for endurance, eX-
cellence Of manufacture and materials
giving 'the public the greatest conf
dence in the merits of the Olds.
It may not be generally known that
Mr.. HoWard's career as an automobile
man on the Pacific coast has been lit
tie short of meteoric.
Coming from New York to San Fran
cisco, with little or no knowledge Of
the coast or the people, with the Buick
agency in his inside pocket, it was not
long until the public began to sit up
and take notice that there was such
n car about as the "Buicks." Where
ever a race or endurance run was
showing up, Howard and his Buick
were on deck, ready to go. The mar
vel of motor that his car carries has
attracted the attention of the world
in motordom Today the Buick peo-
pie carry the largest and most eXpen-
sive roll of racing drivers in the world
on the pay roll, and there are no hard
and fast rules laid down for racing
that any kick is ever made by the
Buick" people, but on the merits of
the car they enter and are usually IN
the first line to cross the tape.
The Howard Automobile company is
represented in Los Angeles by Mel G.
johnson, a genial, thoroughly posted
man on automobiles, who is carrying
the name of the Bucks to as great
popularity here as they have attained
in the northern city. But this is
scarcely less to be expected, because
Johnson is an old and tried newspaper
man, said to have been one Of the best
in his line and knows the public wants
lust the fact about a good thing.
On Monday next the salesrooms and
garage of the 4 Howard Automobile
company will be at the present loca-
ton of the Woolwine Motor Car COM
pany.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-25
JOHNSON-KAUFMAN
ROUNDS IN NORTH

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 2l-Jack
johnson, heavyweight champion of the
world, and Al Kaufman Of San Fran
cisco were matched tonight to fight ten
rounds at Coffroth's arena In this city
ON September D. The men will fight mt
catch weights, and IL they are both on
their feet at the end of the tenth round
no decision will be given.
The bout will be refereed by Eddie
Smith of Oakland.
Nothing was made public about the
division of the purse.
Tho match between the colored cham
pion and the Californian made by James
COffrOth was somewhat unexpected. II
followed Coffroths failure to Sign up
Philadelphia Jack OBrien and xauf-
man for ten-rOund bout on that day.
CoffrOth hunted up johnson, who is in
the city, and succeeded In getting him
to take O'Brlen's place.
Eddie Smith before accepting the po-
sition of referee said II he believed from
their actions that the men were stall
ing at any time during the ten rounds
he would disqualify them and declare
1t no fight 1t was with this UNDER
standing that the articles were signed.
johnson Is doing light training at
Emeryville, across the bay from San
Francigco