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5- D. Miner, et al TO sidney EanbF 7garrants aeed. lot 15. block t1, Jez- ferson Heights add, 520
 Sawyer < Austin Lbr. Co. to ?. Q. EcGehee. warranty deed, : 1-2, lot }, block 62, Tannehiu and Owens add. ct al lands, s70o
 State of Ark to John l. West. do- nation deed, NV Il, SEE f-4, section s-7-1o
 ]. \. West to ". V. Craig. war ranty deed, SW II. NE 1-4 section 6-7-10. $500.
 ]. 4. Payne, adm'r. to Thomas ". Moore, adn'r's deed, NE IL, SW IT. section 22-3-11. $266 2-3.
 Rebecea Eithers to 2. ?. Collier. warranty deed, \ 1-2. " 1-2. lot ,. block 10, Doris addition east. $3750.
 l. " Troupe, ct al to Christopher Daniels, warranty deed. lot g. An derson & Troupe's subdivision, s90
 Sam Powell. ct al to 5. c. Cross. warranty deed, part SW II. SEE IL. section 17-6-9. s1 ct al cons.
 Hannibal Arlington to J. ". Hol- lard, warranty deed, E 1-2, W 1-2. lot 1. block 3, Taylor's addition s1.1O0
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MAY ISSUE 4
 DAILY BULLETIN
Legislative of Arkansas May Do Away With stamp and Paper Bill and
 Publish Record Like Congress.

Little Rock. Ark, April 18.-From statements made by members Of the
 next legislature, who have visited Little Rock during the past few weeks one change to he made next January, will be in the publication Of the journals of the two divisions of the legislature, and for the first time in
 many years, there will probably be no stamp and paper bill passed. The
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BIG CONVENTION
 OPENS TODAY
Continued From Page One.

Episcopal Dr. z. IT. HolIet5. 3resid ing; Presbyterian South. Rev J 7. Lawson. presiding; Presbyterian. [. 5. l., Rev E F. Morris, presiding; Christian. Rev J. \. Iessup, 5restd- ing; Baptist. Rev Ben Cox. presiding
 1t the third session, dur5ng the av- anne, Dr. Hartzog will speak. follow ed by Rev=W. 2. Davidson. of his city. RAg. Brown. of Chicago. and Rev. ' B. BagfeF of Fort Smith Mrs. De E. Bradshaw will render I solo at the night session
 Among the delegates that nave ar rived to attend the convention are Mrs. H. < stroud. Jonesboro; Miss Ethel Honeyeutra. Crossett; Miss Edith Norman. Hamburg; Mrs. Luther Moffat, G'rossett Mrs. II. ! Craig, Fl Dorado; Miss Elizabeth Walker. Little Rock; Mrs. z. q. TownsleY, Little Rock. F. T. Caldwell Benton: War nerr L. Barham. Helena. H. z. Rosa
 nond. Fl Dorado; Miss anna Betts, Hope; Miss Sue Ramsey Helena; Hiss Mary 8aliaferro. Rison: Miss Jen-
 nfe WiIBourne. Helena Mss Lena Tiltar Wiley. Helena: Floyd EEub- bard. Prescott; Miss Lacey Paisey, Warren: Miss Ona WalIar. Warren: Mss BeuIah Garnlical, Warren 4. M. Shaw, Warren; Miss Lena Lehman. Warren; Miss Bernice seeleF. War ren; Paul Martin. Warren; Mr. and Mrs. H. NJ Cone, Crossettss q. M Cobb, Crossett;; MT. and Mrs. H. 4.
 Bowling, Little Rock: Mrs Hurley Eankins. Warren; Miss Minnie T. A. len. Little Rock; Mrs. $. 2. GockriIl. Little Rock; Mrs. " B. Ferguson, Little Rock: Grant C TuIIar New York; l. H. Meredith, New York; Prof ". D, Stem. Kansas: Prof 5. z. Parish. Pea Ridge: MT. and Mrs. " V. Wiggins. Dallas. Texas; Miss Flor ence Whiteside, Magnolia; Miss Edith Alexander, Hamburg; Mr. Russell, New York; Miss Jewel Swain. Sweet Home; Miss Emma Archer, Little Rock; Miss Mary ]. Dye, Little Rock; Miss Marion Schaer, Little Rock; Mrs. Samuel C. Boyce, Little Rock; H. ? Euhler, Little Rock: T.ayce Kellog, Little Rock; Mrs. Fred Russ. Little Rock; Col. George Thornberg, Little Rock; De ?. Bradshaw, Little Rock, and " D. Young, Fort Smith.
 All trains yesterday brought dele gates to the city and the headquarters at the First Baptist church was busy scene all through the day. Geo. Hestand. Otto Buree and Pete Kib finger. messen ger boys. escorted the guests to their place of residence while in the city. It is expected that q large delegation will arrive this morning from Little Rock on the train at 10:30 o'clock Some are also ex- pected from other places during the day as this is the first day and many who could not spend several days in the city will arrive here today. The large stand for the choir. including 125 voices, has been completed and was used at rehearsal last night. The stand Is built in the Sunday School room, which is separated from the auditorium by folding doors. When the doors are thrown open the seats resemble a grand stand and will fur nish room for large number of sing CTS.
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The r. :. Government 1T

The [. ;. Government in it's Pure Food Law does not sindorse'' or
 'eGarantee' any preparation. as some 7anufaeturers in their advertisements would make it appear Tn the case of medicines the law provides that certain drugs shall be mentioned on the labels, if they are ingredients of tie preparations. EIy's Cream Balm, the we'll known family remedy for cold in the head. hay fever and nasal catarrh, doesn't contain a single in- jrrious drug, so the makers have sim Lily to print the fact that it complies fully with all the requirements of the law
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Entered at Postof1ce at Pine Bluff, Ark, as second class mail matter. Advertising Rates Made Known On
 Application.
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s5o0oo of which s1800o in subscrf5- ed. Gardner Powell is the prest- cent; J, J. Schurer, vicepresident;; aid E. J. Smith. secretary and treas- urer.
 The Fayetteville Mercantile Co. wholesale hay and feed store. of Fay eteeville with a capital stock of s25.- 600 of which s20.00o has been paid in. Jay Fullbright is president; T. j. Conner, vice-president, and J. s. P. Johnson, secretary and treasurer.
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carrof Martin, who has been
 spending the past two weeks with his sister, Mrs. s. E Thompson. of Teague, Texas, returned home yes- tcrday afternoon, accompanied by his sister. Mrs. Thompson was formerly Miss Bessie Martin, of this city, and will be the guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. c. Martin for some time.
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Pine Bluff Loa@e No. 36. Ancient Order of United Workmen, will give q banquet Friday evening. Some of the state grand officers will be pres elt and deliver addresses in the in- terest Of the order Each member will be accompanied by a lady.
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5 D. Miner, et al TO sidney Hanby. arrantE aaed lot 1s. block t1, Jet- op-on Lra3o,l,-- ,95 aon
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TO BOARDERS

Horses and buggies delivered anc called for at the owners risk.
 BERLIN BROTHERS. 3-24-fm.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-04
says M GavE RANTS ss.OOO.
nut %. o.. ZImmeTIin. tho oliver. says %
Was In No sense \ BrIbe

ROCHESTER, Sept , Harry = Zim-
merlin former postmaster az Lyons. a
member - the well known and long
established hardware firm ~ Zimmerlin
Bros and president - the lyons Beet
sugar Refining Company. IN explaining
the transaction between himself and
the late Senator RhineS ami the late
ssssnbl"man Burnett m giving the for
MGR floor leader $500 aud the Assembly
man o. so Yesterday sald
4 gave that money to Rains~ and to
Burnett. hut the people must not taka the
Transaction ia IN" l'gh' that u wa- ~ ven
~ "A bribe II was not u was merely "A
retainer The Law that provided for th"
giving Of bounty on bret sugar and after
ward on the raising 81 sugar b"'s was
passed and in effect som" wears before
the Lyons factory was constructed II
whs passed 20 encourage the building Of
sugar factories ~ Rome and Binghamton
and the promoting % good Averages for
lests for these Factories Tn" money that
wa given hy IN. Lyons company was
not 10 enact new legislation and was in
no -enss a hribe
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-04
OBITI' iRI.

Edvfn Walker. dean ~ the ChirAso bar
and one ~ Tho ciiy'u corporation lawyer
Onrd las' evening a. his summer h0fua IN
Msuus'pn-inz Nth Mr. Walker ststI-
daughter Miss Louise D. kimbslI wa with
htfu Mr. Walker bad been 40 for th. Last
i've years he had been a. his summer
tome -in," June Attorney Walker gatusd
dts ~ lion IN his profession thro'xu ht.
participation ~ great railroad litigation
Pud IN other corporation Eases lie Wa
-ga' ial counsel for ~" I nited states In the
sonsptra'y Ca-" AGAINST Eugene Deb- IN
the railroad strike 81 isa4 Befors hi-
retirement from pfa'fi, " In 1913 he had i5s
come eminent ~ an authority on corpora
ton law
Thomas = X Parker died ~ his home IN
New Rrunsvt tex. y ' last night AZ the age
81 - Jis was born IN England but came
cashier 81 the nite'i states branch - the
liverpool and London and Globe In-urancs
Company IN Sew York ~ tho time 81 the
Ciyil var he was q charter member 81 tho
New ' orb Gold y yChnng" and vas vice.
president 81 tho Gold ExChangs hank lie
had a seat IN tho New YORK Stock ENThang.
and vas an active member for YEAR. lie
retired In 1873 lie IL survived by his - ~.
Nho AS Julia 1 TAYLOR before hSr mar.
rage. two SONS Nelson Z AMI ffsdsrick
" Taylor. and n daughter. Mi-s Adelaide
Taylor
Adam Moses Halliday. ~ YEAR, old died
~ biz HON" tn Nreeland avenue Nutley
! yesterday lie Was q veteran 81 the
Civil var and a member u the Nutley Vete-
TNns Asass' tation and the knights ~ Honor
He VIE. one son aud = daughter suTytys
him.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-04
CONSULTATIONS GtrHER.
ptRrhst AISeady At ST paul TAFT and
HOO-eN eh Come Later

ST. Paw. MINI sept = Delegates
ara arriving on every train and the con
s"rvaiiuu congress has IN reality begun.
CHORD PinChot arrived to-day lie do
clined 70 say much. however regarding
the prospects, FOR 1919 lie was asked
-DO you consider that col Roosevelt
has definitely allied himself with the pro
grpasives IN national politics.
Any one who can fail 20 interpret the
Oaa watOmie speech must lie lacking Ia
Intelligence Col Roosevelt has definitely
lined up With the progr"ssives. said ia"
ex forester
DO ygv SEQ IN -" appotntment - yolr
friend Juz-ph Austin Homes az head 81
th. bureau - mines auy oNsT of she olive
branch to you by the Pre-idrnt. Mr.
P1nchot answered.
Il have nothing Ia say Having been
bounced from the Government service
| can hardly talk about administration.
The ssCond Conservation cOngTess will
be opened on Monday morning az 10
q clock President Taft arrives tW o hours
tefor~ that time. aud after breakfast he
will seat himself In a review ing stand and
view tho Labor bay parade
From the REVERSING stand he viii go
TO the Auditorium. and AT IN " ~ IL
planned ne shall mount the stand and
begin hla address 90 tho congress- The
Auditorium has been fitted Tor seating
10000 persons and u will bs a ca-a there
% firs' come firs' served from y - m tho
morning until Pr,,-idsnt Taft hegins To-
speak
THIS same arran gem ant applies 90 the
occasion OF Roosevelt address on Tues
day
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-04
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pfuachina loats HtrE fhruitsh lis.ll
tAsfs nu 'hr setft uutsutna fisss sifh
svsryhosiv anuard scl,fu t.s.ftng o. and fru.
w-i' t,I- il.snTy fultyn, sifh tho tiD-Iins'
~ p'srstth IN "a. pa'h % fhs srtsuuu-r
was M 0u.nnina f.rrytusi Iiaarlsn
- ths Nin-tY -s.-ond sfrs..t ferry eith
about hundred passengers aboard
rf-sctaior- alung tho shore frunt .-ans'i
10 Nafd lu tntig ilaafion g fhs crash that
-~sfned ln~vttsbl- Nhil- ths frtghfsu-d
fst~-ssng~r- RAJ "a h. sisiss - 'h- hnaf ntr-
ths-' asay from Tho nnc5minz -rh11u.r
hit -p--tator- and pa--~nEs.r- hal
tais-,i 70 tass into acvo'tnt the Euod iiidE
taenf and -kill - fh. rilnt aboard ~.
hiAarl-'n lAking IN the situation ~.
turned 'h- nose ~ his boat down stream
IN The dir~vtton - 'hs runaway and in
ls-s- han a minute ~ Wa ont Of harm
wAv shil- the btH schoouer swept Ots
down With the current
ttrrwut and steam both allssd the 4 Ice
hu- in the chase. ana a. ~. schooner
nears-d the roek- On hlackwzl!s Island
th. tug EOi a haws-r aboard her and then
straightforward uuf u was hks refining
IA huCkinE bronco aud fur a t-W min
u''-- the water boilsd around The Tug a.
y haulsst taui on m. haW-er and backed
aSAV hen the TAG SCHOONER r,--pon1s.t
70 ths pressure and amid the footing %
= hi-tls-- frOfn boats Who's. pilots had
witn---sd IN. struggle the tug and
s,hooner once more started Tor Hell Gate
and ROt through In safety
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-04
PREPiPING ron AIRSHIP MEET.
Places for IOO. OOO visitors when TOurna.
ment Opens AZ belmont PArk

Allan 4 Ryan. manager - the inter
national aviation tournament. went out
10 Belmom Park n the rain Yesterday
10 give directions 20 a corI-s ~ work men
to have the grounds put IN condition for
the meet - be held October % TO 81 in .
elusive II ~ now determined that the
championship race Will take place october
~
A diagram 81 the 'hanges i'm the grounds
vas submitted by the engineers showing
that y will he posslhl" 20 accommodate
10000 persons each day. The number u
BOXES will he increased 20 about sOO aud
IA. roof viii be- made o. seat 500
parsons Nlr Ryan said tho very h.st
view - N" high highta can boz obtained
from tho roof seats Parking spa" for
IO.DO automobiles has h..-n reserved
} lags - ,u" different nations wall 10 dis
llay"d from N" grand stand and each
hangar viii tear The emblem - its
country
Nr Ryan "ft orders fpr the work ~
clearing III" Inii"lds - start Tuesday. and
b.. thought 'hst ly friday al Il the oh
strrf,fIpn- 60 I'D b. removed
An effort viii he made 10 hsy. tho
rl,..- begin bv / O'clock IN the afternoon
Ins'"id 10 o'clock. as was "riRInally
PLANNED
Harry Harkns-- who has entered his
AntDlu"tt" monoplan" ~ the q. ininRtion
contest Tor ~" international CHAMPION
ship rae" flow ms maChin" at tho Hemp
stead Plans aviation field yesterday morn
M. lie made several short flight. eight
or ten feet from ~" ground. and on one
carried - pa--en'"r hI- mc"hantcian
n was fle first time that 'h- tyt,., of
machn" had been Town IN this country
The only other mpnOplin" tO h" seen here
Is q Bl"rIot IN which Claud" Grnhan.-
white N" English aviator. made flight.
~ Bo-ton yesterday morning.
capt Thomas =. Baldwin mad" eight
cross country launt- ~ the Meadow
Brook Hunt club and rose to an altitude
~ - or IJJ feet capt. Baldwin had
Intended - test his machine Tor height
lat" IN ~" afternoon. but the weather
Conditions wer" unfsvornbl- u" will
l"ly" to-day 10 CIV" exhibition IN ~
Louis
telegram from John Barry RYAN.
vino ~ Interested m tho bomb droppinR
experiments at the BDEton Ino,t was re-
coiyei At the field Yesterday afternoon
VIZ Ryan PROPOSE 20 organize a United
S'nt"~ IoronautiCal reserve and invited
th" uyHior- 10 bm0pme members H..
explained that this organization would
bear III" same relation o. IN" United
states army and navy that ia" captain
81 M" Mauritania hears 30 Ia" British
navy
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OUT OV SLEUpIECAa WINDOW
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tho DINING car AMI ate Ash,ir
shortly h~inr' " ylu'H snr AHssd W
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80 AM -hr r~tif,a Aoout ! vlo,s 'ut-
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wa- EMPTY " ths time ne th"1sht
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pared 80 s4ght Niles HUFFMAN va nov
among them ,-
The porter Team" -ii-pfiou- ant SONG
~ The llS~r berth yali'i 20 hsr rte ~
"rN-t NO reply Then b" pulled le'h
The curtains Ih' term wt- empty
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-04
STOPPED THE DEPORTATION.
Appeal for Children vino Have Been at
Ellis Island since lOOs.

There are tSn children at the United
States Marine Hospital NJ Ellis Island
who have Teen there since December ,,
iVOs. waiting 10 be admitted TO this coun-
try. who came very near 10 being de-
ported yesterday. They were sived.
temporarily bT the prompt action of their
father who appealed to Washington
The children are Camilla MurItnri.
years old and her brother. Luderico.
- years old When these children came
over from Italy with their parents nearly
two years ago the physicihns who ct
amlned them found that both were suffer
ing from traohoma. They would have
been deported Immediately but their
father was told that they would be kept
AZ the hospital a. Fills Island and treat
rnsnt would be- given them in an attempt
to cure tho disease " he would pay -
cents apiece dav for their car" and
keep THIS he consented 10 do and went
On With hi- wife 20 los Angeles. where
he had employment.
Up 10 n short time ago the father sept
his part 81 the agreement and paid the
Goyernnrut the 81 - day which was
required 81 HIM HIS children. h" learns-i.
improved IN health. Dut wer" not entirely
turt~i he'fntlN N" a. lnhbl' 10 paw
the money and he " a. not u ed that Unless
ne did hus children woui have tu Rn back
10 Italy FINALLY 'hey were ordered de-
ported On IN" Fahr. liner Madonna. which
- rl,.i Yesterday Tor Marssille- and Genna
The father con-ul''i lawyers and these
got INTO communication with the i11mi-
graiIDn authorities Then al appeal Vas
taken 70 tn" Department e Commerce
and Labor ~ Washington. which acts 49,
= STAY. and the children remained IN the
hospital The father hopes 10 get
ruling whereby h" will he permitted 20
take his children 20 his HON" IN Los
Angeles upon his promise 20 have them
treated there
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-04
EN-SOIDIFR TRIES SUICIDE.
Heard Tie Was wanted ny Police ana
Drank Poison a. lie Gave Himself Up.

Drank Poison a. lie Gave Himself Up.
Penjamin Allston. an honorRbly dis
charged soldier 81 the Regular army
who lived with his wife and FIVE children
a. 100 Thomas street Newark. Y. j.
walked into polio" headquarters in that
city Yesterday. took a vial Of laudanum
from his coat pocket and drank the con-
,snt=. saying to Sergt Ashley n the desk
I'm wanted. goOd-by AIston then
set the vial on IN" sergeant's deck and
fell a. the Two doormen rushed on him
IA "a belaicd effort Ia prev ent the suicide.
ScrE' A~tlry called an ambulance
from tn" CITY Hospital. The doctors
SAID AIlston probably would die While
waiting for the ambulance Sergt Ashley
questioned Ailiston ~ to the cause 81
his act
-You We got a warrant for me said the
eS-soldier speaking with difficulty. I'm
20 blame I've had trouble. ] won't 60
h"hind any bars
ON Investigation IL was found that
Alliston'- Ife had sworn OUT n warrant
for hl- arrest for non support Ailiston
was houorahiy discharged from the
army sbou' ten wears ago h"Caus" NJ an
injury 10 hi- right ann lie has been IN
poor health since then. hut has work 81
~ ANYTHING he co'ild get 20 do His Last
Job was a. janitor ~ the Miller street
public school IN Newark Recently his
brother in Law committed suicids Nv
inhalnz gaa. and II IL thought that this
example gave Alliston the idea % self
destrtICfion
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-04
PARIs.BORDEaI-x FLIGHT ENDS.
BieIovucci Makes Trip IN Three Day.
p1ew High 90 Gross valley.
SDseiil Cib!' DsfpaitA 10 TN

PABIs sept NJ. Bielovucci In a
Voisin biplane with a gnome motor com
plst.d IA" lsst ~ the three s.sgcs of his
flight from PARIS TO Bordeaux to-day.
He began on September / He made the
last stage Of -ighty-thre- miles Ia ios
minutsr
He found this last stage very difficult.
especially IN crossing the Dordogne
Valley. which he succeeded IN doing after
two attempts by risinK 3 so feet His
average speed was ffty-four miles an
hour and tho total time from Paris 10
Bordeaux Was hours and S minutes
He covered considerably more than the
direct distance Of 325 milee. however
he pAssed over Bordeaux az a height Of
~ feet
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-04
suIc,d. Wade Certain 81 Death.

samuel Mills. formerly an cngravar
FOR Tiffany 4 Co. Was found ,r'ad IN the
FUN shed room house where h" lived AT
2Si West Thirty seventh street y"sisr
day 4 sheet was tI"I around h ~
neck and hz BODY was suspended from
hatrarE The man had also cut tho
arteries IN his left wrist lie had bs..n de-
srnnd"nt because ~ 10 health aud in
ability - get work
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