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See Menter and Rosenbloom Go 211 12 Main St., for best clothing on credit. 10 27 2w.
 Every lady Is invited to cal, and gtt copy of a Bungalow Honey moo" X Knox %.
 A fine stock of shot guns, rifles, hunting coats. ammunition, etc. ready tor inspection. Will be glad to show them to you. Fox Brothers Hard ware Co.
 Get in with the push and ring n American-Excelsior Ldy Co.,, whel you want your clothes cleaned xllA pressed and made to look new.
 Most disfiguring skin eruptioeles
 ,rofula. pimples rashes, etc, arsyde
 impure blood. Burdock BlCo1 Bit .ers is cleansings blood ton aases you clear-eyed, clear-brain41. clear- skinned. ~
 -Tbss Iargeet satd ,b4st assortment of heating stoSeAlk kA4d Base Burners In the city.S sWasviliap 10th lose mon-
 Tiff you fail to see them before buy .ng. Fox Brothers Hardware Go. W --In five minutes we can show you teat the "La.;re Ranges ar, diff st- ent and bette- than any -ang.s made at "rices fro,a $22.oO to s5) o0.s Re- rn mber they ssve 1-3 syol' fuel. See tterl at Cleveland. .Matthewa Hdw. Co
 "A cottage owned by Henry Goyce. a negro. and located in Monks ad- dition at the extreme end. of West Fifsh avenue. val. destroyed by fire night. The building was valued at about s750 with partial in surance. Another negro lived in the house and he lost soma of his house. hold Eobds. ss.,,.> ,.4SssiA.
 -sFteld fence In all ketghts square pr diamond Mesh $4.75 per 20 'rods np. 30 rods light Ba' Wire $1.SS. Heavy Bar Wire $2.S5 per rod. Heavy Poultry and Robber fence S-4 Orf5 it ,ish at Cleveland Matthews, Hdw. co.
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JUDGE JONES IS
 GIVEN TOKEN Presented With Handsome Watch and Fob by Jeffer- son County Bar.
  OFFICIALS ARE ALL IN Jsdse Grace Gives County Officials Some Good Adviee-Judse
 Kerwin ElsSseat.
OFFICIALS ARE ALL IN

In the Jefferson circuit court room yesterday morning all of the new and some of the old county officials took the "oath of office" and immediately afterwards all of them entered upon their new duties In the various off ces at the court house Following the installation of the officers, Judge W. D. Jones who retired from the office of prosecuting attorney of the Eleventh Judicial District, after eight years of continuous service, was pre- sented with handsome gold watch and diamond studded Elks fob. The gift was from the members of the Jefferson County Bar Association and the presentation speech was most elo- quenty made by Judge E. J. Kerwin end feeliugly responded to by Judge Jones. 1, :,
 In administering the oath of office to the officials. Judge A. B.1 Grace paid his respects to the fellow, who is always inclined to criticise public officers and refer to them as Court House Ring" .s There is nothing in it," said Judge Grace. ''It is only the howl of the demagogue who's out and wants to get in. The fellow who hcwls that gentlemen who are elected by the people are dishonest and incapable, reflects on the people who elect them.
 The county government is a great big business machine. Your acts and official performances can make a big difference between the financial prosperity of the county and event. ually bankruptcy. It all depends upon the way you should perform your duties. Just because the county pays out money is no reason why you should not be- careful in it's expend- iture have always had my eye on the county treassry.s in mourning ex- pense for the county and have man.
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MADAM HogkEs HiULI1s ee :,se {, :. :. ' - !!HiIs 5s:; aEArIYsaiMohs,

.Ns.. .asSailp..sant i san saar afissption t, t, onr.-Aps Q to date beauty. parlofs. Call fns ;and' see our work. wa ,aad ho luse we do' qur own manufaetSSlripg :! all Aqds ot hamap' haff; switches aeneec'ar. senr's., and 'putfts iA fact aything made ik -thes haiTs lihe No aade. too, di,ficuit tq .matcl.s .wiIl give you . first :, class n,tr.la .lacn,o shampoo and massage, We caa give tas htest axd .er.: est eaesnt n modern asirArsssfax. We aiss Naals q 0eeAity sf feat,Ss IeAs ssee s q seas, ssf ,ssrss. eaehs \ siss.rs no r,ss st
 N II in.
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VI sss' W < ss 'R RlAEsKAI.L .MUSTACHIA
 .,.;:.y DIED LAST NTEHT;

,Paskall Mustachia, G3 years old, |.
 we'll know young resident and a n,emher. cf a highly respected Italian .slsnliE ef this citys sdied, fast night at ;his sonae. SaI 2te Efnf stneet, after 5 .leng.hyi i5laeSs oe. taaa.eulsAs. The ,deceased had been confined 10 his
 bed for three months. The funeral
 ssrasgesaents have not iheea ;epmples- ed. He is survived by his. parents, .SSf, Asch Mustachia; q; devoted, wife. |.two sisters, aaiss Aniies iMustac'h!a
 and Mrs. John Laxton. and six brc'h-
 ers.. Peter, Joe. Tony Johnny ana
 Doney MustacAia. VI. Nastsch's.
 uas connected with Fosi. the liQs ,r
 aes;er osS Seasr Third sysnue, He was .: nard weskiaE young 1ax q iateS- rts CTS eossr w'tA al who nsw btn!
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 We have for sale the old John H. Shelby place just vest of the city limits, 97- acre in the tract, 45 acres cleared, and fenced, with a good residence, two good wells and good barns and out buildings, orchard and garden. We will offer this place at a bargain for. next few days, also 80-acre six miles west of town, on the Hot Springs road. Will sell at g bargain. See us-W. M.*W orthen Land O.; .;;nReal Estate and Farm Loans, Pine Bluff; Ark..3-;
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TO THE PUBLIC

I have again opened up my meat market with a full line of meat in connection with my grocery store. will be pleased to serve you at all times at the lowest prices and re- member that my business is strictly cash. This is the place if you are anxious to save money.
 We are very thankful for the old customers we have and we will De pleased to have new ones.
 V. F. MAYHUGH,
 18th and Ga. St. g 30 26t. Old Phone 7s5
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NOTICE.

* This Is to- certify that the law firm of Nlxen & Shaw has been this day dissolved by mutual consent of both .parties*,herete, v Any and all accounts owed by the firm will.S,be, paid sby. either when presented; and eitlfef party VIII re ceive andsreeeipt fors any fund.- due the old fl m. = Given under our hand this S1st day of October, 1910.
 T. HAVIS NIXON. se J.sM,k SHAW.
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:. s sNs1Ss
 :, Pine 8lua, AIk Sept. 5. iSiA' Consolidated Casualty Company If
Fne Bldn:, Ark.

f T1n0 6ku0e Ark.
 .itendenen;I hereby acknox)edes rec eipt' of your check No. 16Ol. on, the Bank Of Pine Biun of this city' fa' $leo0e being tho full amount Of sscident policy; No. ,11es7 carried by my husband (Sam Davis) who was killed mhiae at work for the Sewer & Austin. Lumber Company ab their camps while loading logs. She- soi which slipped and rolled oeer, him. cal.ing hissdeath a fewahours there j after. / s .t;.. !,
 I also wish to thank you and your
 company for your prQmptpess.x in. settling this sciain as was spaid lin, full within fifteen tdays after Inv: husbands desth. eT'aisn<1s you anal your company success.s'1 sfeinaih. N i
 ss-.,s s.Tenrse trAly, rs, ,ss...s.., ; =. } ] :. .,s ..~-*-..-. ..ss.s-.-SALLIE. DAMS.
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eight long years you have had to de- eide many times between duty and heart rending pleas. But we know that when duty and such pleadings came in contact, justice was render ed; even if in the name of mercy.
 Many there are who will miss you those of high and low degree; rich and poor, white and black. Those whom misfortune or a predisposition to crminality brought to the bar of justice in your many years of service weep not for joy today. Between the state and the defendant your re- cord speaks of a duty discharged honestly impartially' and conscien- tiously'> The line that divides pub lie and private life is an imaginary one. The office has made you noth- ing except what you were. The off, flee is greater by reason of your ser vice. = From 1t you take nothing ex- cept that which you brought to It. honest, integrity. and fidelity to duty, During your incumbency you have given some of the best years of your life to the people of this district. You have your faults, likewise your virtues; and the latter far outnumber the former; this. however is not the occasion to expatiate upon ether. Iii Y career lasting eight continuous years in one of the most trying pub- lie offices within. the gift of the peo- pie. 1t is possible you have made sonic errors and mistakes. To say that you have not. would be to deny that you arc human.
 The recipients and benefIciaries of your untold kindnesses are not here today to wish yof that which you de- serve-prsspeeitl and happiness.. 5sIf here they, would join with the mem- bers of the Ear in giving you a well come to that life which will permit you to enjoy uninterruptedly the con stant loving coppan.onship; of her. whom 1t gives us pleasure to honor today. in remembering you. She will welcome this day with glad re- ioicing. We join with her; realiz- ing however, that the people lose an honest, faithful and competent Prose cutting Attorney ;;;ss one who has ibeeenii ii tfue to h,hissff., &ls constituency and the constitutfbn. ''~ :.,' '' As an evidenaf of the esteem 'n which the niembars df' thes sBar hold you; as an appreval of ;y6dilr feeoird as prosecuting attofnseyss as:' ssai1fght sppTeciatien~,fe Ahes countless .eoa.- teeies and skiadhesses. esseseed. se thG members of the bar present .vns this watch and fob, the intrinsic valus ef,Mhich is small but it is furthes evidence Of the golden oG;nions VI. haze 6t tsy osfSs >e pniens, taiatsaSa nqi retersible nor. shShseasss. ;Switk. x tin,s. for. tSsy ,Spsssapste lresl .theseitats, | trsfa, ;affertsoa- EassddeSand: fsiend. ship. - VI i' -.sis .sss 1;
 Judge Grace aud. Gentlemen of th4 p,., S.ssSs Es.s ssss .;ss x<. !. |. ,.suaxsks. lsye =. :. 1s Longer than I have time to tell his
 
 ssyears. : : And, when Old Time shall lead him . to his end,
 Goodness and he f,il up one monuS
 ment.'
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LADIES' BEAUTY PARLOR.

For all modern ideas in hair dress ing, electric face and scalp treat ments, shampooing and manicurins we lead. We also make a spe- cialty of Ctantecler Curls, bfaids and toilet articles. No. 121 1-2 West Second avenue.
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. 41 A&H HAA4A AAA4%%4 Ae3 $+t
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 . leaaA AND eTnRRwIsE. : oN s %t O4A t$ .

G- A 1oelsev Assotes his time ts snlk - 1,As e.
 uuGk l1e Cir. and Mrs. Ed Haw- -. . xDn nav. Ss,urday evening.
 ssRu 1A5 is invited to call and Al . ~uw q . Bungalow Honey - .xu1nAssa | Knox Co.
 11ns6nn ennGsnplasins the srsct osn . - sskSlns should consul, noA1 1l1DdAsn aaalgnaa. architect. cit,. - - 1nDGl,s. u
 asJ lady is invited to call and NA A ss1g q . .Hpngalow Honey sAnus -KomEasua q Knox Co.
 aLsz AdA MeCammon Radford, Mes fs aerinssly i'll at the Florence 'iAsltaEisn. shows no improvement.
 Nszinw N. T. Whites many friends ~Slf hiw xiaa to learn that he is much iACrssok zfter several weeks illness.
 EikSr Grit Roofing is what you wsne. ev slx that roof right. 1-2ly xss1sly. $2o0; s-ply. $2.5O, us1kAAs s4 To and 80 lbs. to put. |, ~n, n Caseland-M Matthew Hdw Co. :
 ag eass vehicles just arrived 2aE1 Mesrs with you when you need - tsuA sur5ey. phaeton. delivery wag@ - aaything else in this line n1 1suaAsss Hardware co.
 lEtezy lAdx is invited to call and sA at ~aU sf Bungalow Honey. AsuAr-DsuNnson < Knox Co.
 -xafa KaHbrener is quite sick at Ay' - ee Aia mother. Mrs. Henry hn1An1sr It her home No. 1916 z1A 1rrsqis street.
 -xtsasY lady is Invited, to call and neE nssneg af \ "Bunealow, Honey ansn H~annsen < Knox Co.
 vssy Stoves! Stoves! any sn1 s1 lind you want from $1.o0 to N1aaa 1s Asaters and $5.5O to 37o.oo alist Sl0vss and ranges. If you 11ne aAs bsst, let us show you our Enrs Elsvsiand-Aiatthews Hdw C. u1Y xRx6boG
 s1Ekx- my Atkinson. formerly of tlAl6s txsF who has been making her nfnzRw isi little Rock for some time, pxr rptnrued' here yesterday after Rxuasvery sick. She is at the home ~r R IL Owen. on West Sixth ave- 1une
 MT II W. Troupe, the local Cotton zskK physician. left yesterday after nssn 1nr TexarlCsna where he Will s1ssre q meeting of all the Cotton LIN RAysicfsns and surgeons which
 fas Asid today. ' Hrs. Troupe ac- eGusnted A{ms
 K4 k1s4andef, of Little Rock, sa uttu slmat, of Lake Village, through Pine Bluff last night " - K '. Y. '.3o' automobile on eAaIf vsv to Lake Village. They made - tx1p ram the capital without mis- Nsra
 1sAT 5.aesr Is he-". Let us 1rntab yuu with your guns and am- aaaiffna. We carry a complete line IF WlAe6soeer and U. M. c. shells. n8R aud double barrel guns. $4.25 - Runnp guns and rifles at cleve- ~ el1Ensws Gdw. O.
 IfE NA Hostler. who has been llsatlr1c xls1ns. Faorenoe sanitarium yp~ Nnlr t0 be removed to her home Knt 1soond avenue yesterday.
 HTS. P. Richey. of, Brink. IF 1sFe rsccnty in the city the. ssiss1 Hrrs- Rtnhey's mother, Mrs.
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Three hundred unredeemed coats and suits, money advanced on artic- les of value. Bargains in unredeemed pledges, diamonds, watches, jewelry, musical instruments, firearms, suit cases, valises, etc. M. F. Smith, pawnbroker, 119 Main street.
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I've are offering the greatest bar
 gains in lumber suitable for all kind of buildings that have ever been out on the market. We have large stock of high grade as well as am- |ple supply of cheap lumber. suitable for, farm buildings. fences and etc. Bluff City Lumber Co. 10 13 If
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NEW ARRIVALS

Just received a shipment of new Buckwheat Flour, both self S rising and old fashion W1iOIlEWHEAT FLOUR. GRAHAM FLOUR
 PANCAKE FLOUR
 PRUNES
 SEEDED RAISINS CURRENTS
 Full lins of fresh meats, fish aald dressed poultry in Mar- ket. a1I'hES F II. I.LIeD { GROCERY co. :
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-Every lady is invited to call and get copy of Bungalow Honey moon on'-TOmlinson X Knox Co.
 See Nenter and Rosenbloom O., e1l 1-e Main St., for best clothing op credit. 10 27 2w.
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ADJUSTMENTS
oRPHEo THEATRE Majestic Circuit
 Week Of Oct Rl

Vaudeville Stunts from Stuntsville' consisting of comedy, singing. dancing and talking and plenty of it.
 5000 Feet New Motion Pictures.
 w. J. Seibert's Orchestra
 Matinee every day at 3 p. m.
 ? Performances nightly, : o'clock and S:45.
 No advance in prices. Matinee 1Oc :-: Night 15e
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aged to hold them down considerably each term of court. By such meth ods the taxation of the citizenship Oi the county ls lessened. By Asrmoa- ious cooperation you can keep tAS expehses of the county to the snini- mum limit" '..-.. "a .....- .. ,-ss st''' ~ <.
 Judge Grace. paid the. retirins prosecuting attorney Judge w. D, Jones. and the retiring couaty and probate judge, Judge James Gould. high compliments for their faithful nsss. and efficiency. He then called oh Judge Kerwin. to address the Bar, and in most beautiful language he presented the N atch and fob to Judge Jones' sv5s-- ::
 .Kerwis's. Eisqseat Cenplinsna
 Judge KerFiu said: N
 Sadxe ,JoAes: Through the kind ness and courtesy of the Bench and Bar of JeffeSson county, it is my prt- viiege, and pleasure. upon this oc- casion. to welcome back to the walks of private life. one, of the nobiest, truest and beat prosecuting attorneys 5 the Eleventh, Judicial G:rcait lever had. rhe office, of prosecuting at torney is q great and honorable one. dealing ass it dees with the. >sacred rights of men life and liberty. Its great nower Ahas never. been abused by. yeas>a>Y >Yoar;xeeoM, reveals no ac! lions, that bespeak a> psestitution ol aewar either.; .;fsr sslf- -&sranf an Ment ! the reward of friends or the punishl ment of enemies; SspSiad oSarySal, ,pol7 itical or pefsonal S6 '6ne shas Deen made to fec the strong arm Of the law .fd& the mese sake of spite ei. 'sNesn. i : .ln~ the -longs tenare sf office since this date eight yeass ago. no voiee
 is heard explt,ng over yosr valun- fafS 'ffetaemsas.sss ssiFpm ithe..:S silent walls within which have sat the grand aad petit juries during your administration, there comes no cry
 of an abuse of power at your hands < You have exemplified the truth-ias- tics best aamin stered is that temper
 cd with mercy. All pablic officers have their moments of sunshine ana
 ssrrsvs tAie Is psculsary trae of t4s
 snnes ns preseeeeias atteraey. | sn{srs6m Ae acuht bat thxa q E
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anias Mary Dperner A quito siek \ sr - - st escssa sssnus::
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Longer than I have time to tell his ' s,years.
 And, when Old Time shall lead him ! to his end,
 Goodness and he til up one monul
 ,nent.'
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-06-01

then referred to the privileges and
elections committee. 1t is said that
if any grand jury records in the
cases of members of the Illinois leg
islature were filed with the senate
and referred to the committee they
would be regarded as sufficient to
compel action Immediately. The
committee will be disposed to act, it
is said. even upon the filing of
charges made by the Chicago Tri-
bune if that corporation presented its
case and stood behind the charges.
Prefers to Wait.
What the committee would prefer
to do would be to wait until some one
of the several cases in the Illinois
courts against members of the leg
islature had been concluded. Chair
man Burrows will not call a meeting
of the committee until there is some
thing of an official character before
it on which action can be taken.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-06-01
ROOSEVELT NO
LONGER IDOL:
BRITISH SORE

London, June 1.-Roosevelts speech
at Guildhall yesterday continued today
to be the sensation OF newspapers
throughout the country. Editorial COM
ment upon his startling utterances con-
cerning British rule in Egypt were in
fiuenced, as a rule, by partisanship.
The conservative press defend the con-
clusions drawn by the American states
man. while the liberal papers oppose
his deductions with equal seriousness.
But outside the questions of fact set
forth newspapers, almost without ex-
ception, challenge the propriety of a
foreign guest of the city criticising
the colonial policy of the empire
London, June Roosevelt passed
today quietly. He visited the national
gallery during the forenoon and had
luncheon with several men prominent
in the Irish nationalist party.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-06-01
ASTRONOMICAL EVENTS.

From noon today to noon tomorrow
Sun sets T:21. rises 4:26; moon rises
1:39 a. M; Halley's comet disappear
ing in west after sunset; distance, 49,
100000 miles; a. M, planet Jupiter
apparently stationary; consultations,
$50 p. m. during June; overhead, Co
roma Borealis, Bootes, Canes Venatici;
north, Ursa Minor, Ursa Major, Draco.
Cassiopeia, Cepheus; northeast, Cyg-
nus. Lyra; east, Aquila, Hercules.
Ophiuchus; southeast, Scorpio; south,
Libra, Virgo, Corvus, Centaurus;
southwest, Crater, Hydra; west, Leo,
Cancer; northwest, Leo Minor, Lynx.
Bright stars visible same hour, with
rank of each-overhead, Arcturus, 5:
northeast, Deneb. 20; Vega, 6; east
Affair, 13; southeast, Antares, 16;
south, Spica. 10; west, Regulus, 10;
northwest, Procyon, o Planets during
June-Mercury morning star through
out; Venus rises about a. M; Mars
sets about 10 p. m; Jupiter sets about
a. m; Saturn rises about l 80 a. m;
Uranus rises about 9:1O p. m; Nep-
tune sets about S:45 p. m. Sun in
Taurus till 18th: then in Gemini.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-06-01
WEAKENS ON CUT
IN FREIGHT RATES
Commerce Commission Hears Rear
guments in Matter Involving
Millions of Dollars.

Washington, June Millions of
dollars and tens of thousands of peo-
pie are involved in the rate question
which the interstate commerce COM
mission was called upon to consider
today, when it began a rehearing of
the oral arguments in the case of
northwestern millers against practical
ly all the railroads in operation east
ward from Minneapolis. The commits
sion a few weeks ago issued an order
reducing the rates on wheat and wheat
products from ST. Paul and Mime
apolis east to 211a cents per 100
pounds. Prior to that, in another case,
the commission reduced the rates from
-Ruffa}e-ter e--+tlaat4e-f from r .
cents A strong protest was fled and
on these protests the commission
granted a rehearing. Indications are
the commission will restore the old
rates from both Minneapolis and
Buffalo.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-06-01
INSURGENTS DOWN
FORCES OF GEN. LARA

Washington, June 1.-The Nicaragll-
an governments army under General
Lara, which has been in front of Blue
fields several weeks, has been defeated
by the insurgent troops and is now in
full retreat.
This information reached the state
department today in a dispatch from
Commander Gilmer of the U. S. gun
boat Paducah, now at Bluef1elds. Com
mander Gilmer said Lara's army now
consisted of about 500 men. This force
had been in the vicinity of Bluefields
for a fortnight and for the past week
had made repeated attempts to cap
ture the city. All effort met with fail
ure and Estrada's forces succeeded in
killing several hundreds of Lara's sol
diers, besides capturing over 200 gov
ernment troops. 1t was reported by
a deserter from Lara's forces who
came into Bluefields and surrendered
to the insurgents, and also by soldiers
captured by Estrada forces that the
governments soldiers were in a starv-
ing condition.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-06-01
UNLOADING STOCKS
DUE TO RATE FIGHT
Leading Western and Pacific Lines
Tumble One to Three Points
as Result of Injunction.

New York, June 1.-Active unload
ing of stocks characterized the opening
of the market today resulting in vio-
lent declines. Western and Pacific
Paul fell 3, Atchison, Denver & Rio
Grande and Iowa Central 2, Northern
Pacific 3A, Union Pacific and Cana
dian Pacific 3-S. Baltimore, & Ohio,
New York Central, Great Northern pre-
ferred, Missouri, Kansas & Texas.
Rock Island, Norfolk & Western and
others a point or more.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-06-01
VALUATION OF
ROADS LOSES
OUT IN SENATE

Washington, June 1.-The LaFol-
! lette amendment TO the railroad bill
providing for the ascertainment of the
physical valuation of railroads as a
basis for fixing rates was rejected by
the senate, 25 to 30.
The 30 votes against the provision
were cast by republicans. OF the %
affirmative Is were democrats and 10
republicans. Republicans for the
amendment we're Borah. Bristow,
Brown, CIapp, Crawford. Dixon. Dolli-
yer, Gamble, Jones and LaFollette. The
democrats for it were Bacon. Bailey,
Clay, Fletcher, Frazier, Gore, New
lands. Overman, Owen. Paynter, Pur-
sell, Rayner, Simmons, Stone and Tay-
lor.
The defeat of the LaFollette provi-
sion was followed by the presentation
of one by Simmons requiring such
physical valuation of property involved
in cases before the interstate com
merce commission.
Simmons amendment was defeat
ed, % to 80.
The Simmons amendment prohibit
ing the interstate commerce commits
sion from granting a lower charge
for a long than short haul when
+ ade to destroy water competition,
"-as adopted.
The Burton amendment to author
ize the interstate commerce commits
sion to fix minimum rates that may
be charged by railroads which COM
pete with water routes was adopted,
SO to 1, Frye voting in the negative.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-06-01

missile at Crown Prince Frederick
William. The object missed its mark
and fell harmlessly at the feet of a
policeman.
Upon investigation it was found to
be an ordinary tin can filled with un-
cooked beans.
About to Enter Palace.
The party was about to enter the
palace when the incident occurred, and
for a moment it was believed a bomb
had been thrown. Police seized the
assailant, who proved to be a Russian
named Abraham Eierweiss, a resident
of this city. 1t is thought he is not
responsible for his action.