davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-09-11
Easier.

"rm going to the dentists to have this tooth out. Just mind the baby till I come back" Husband (w1th alacrity)-You mind the baby. jessie. I'll % and get tooth pulled out!
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-09-11

White Mountain Ice Cream Freez- CTS are so we'll known and so satis- factory 1t Is a wonder anyone would buy a "just as good.' Arctics made by same factory are cheaper. We have both.-Fox Bros. Hardware Co.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-09-11

Heavy, impure blood makes a muddy, pimply complexion, headaches nausea. indigestion. Thin blood makes you weak, pale, sickly. Bur- dock Blood Bitters makes the blood rich, red pure-restores perfect health.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-09-11
The Rolling Ocean.

She-shall l have your lunch brought up to you here. dear? He feebly)-No. love: have 1t thrown straight over board. It will save time and troubls.-~ london Sketch.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-09-11

itching instantly. Cures .sna' ss' salt rheum. letter. itch. It Avlpes' ssabies-Doan's oint- At any d.us store,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-09-11
AFTER
 SUFFERING I.t]} o'} YEARS
Cured by Lydia E. Pink
 Sam's sVegetable Compound
DorlI Ranids. Minn.-"I was SICK 10

yedIS " liiiO po6oAAlS
 through the Change
 of Life and was
 hardly able to De around. After talk ing six bottles of Lydia E. Pinkham's V e ge t a ble Con- pound.I gained 20 pounds, am now to do my own W ork and Q el we'll" Mrs. ED. LA DoU, Park Rap
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-09-11
chl,oeOo Cry
 FOR elETcnER'S c CASToRlA

< Ring up the American-Excelsior Ldy Co.,. when you have some clothes to clean and press.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-09-11
PINE BLUFF SCHOOL
 OF MUSIC

MT McNeil announces the opening of Monday September Sixth will still teach piano and voice for the following winter Winnie Cegg who with sevatory of Music Philadelphia W Miss Cegg will teach piano from beginning Mr. McNeil will teach piano. jos at
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-09-11
Her Bait.

sYou have to have different bait TOT different nsh, don't you, mar
 '.I guess 50. l kp" l caught 2 i0p-
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Sacred Heart Notes

Special 10 The Tribune
OGDEN, Jan. 1o-Santa Claus has
come and gone. bur very pleasant re-
minders Of his visit may bo seen IN tho
library. Thomas Keosh the old time book
friend OF Sacred Heart. stopped Santa
reindeer and managed 10 find room in the
sleigh for thirty Volumes OF recent works
mostly fiction. The New Year greeting
from the same generous gentleman took
similar vein, so the library is being
Through the courtesy of Mrs Eclle =
Rose tho class of 1910 attended tho con-
cert Given in the Tabernacle last week
for the entertainment of the woolgrow-
crs. With such excellent music and such
delightful chaperon. il goes without
saying that most agreeable evening was
spent in q delightful manner.
Railroads arc responsible FOR some Of
the delays In returning pupils. but the
greater number OF the students have SET
tied down TO hard work. with memories
only OF dances. sleishng parties and all
the festivities OF tho vacation.
"The Shadow OF tho Cross. work Of
art that has attracted universal attention.
room of the Carnegie library for the past
week. SUNDAY afternoon the pupils. also
many members OF tho faculty. viewed the
treasure. which seems truly miraculous,
and the impression made upon all was
highly favorable. Though unfinished in
detail it's marvellous light and the visible
cross never formed by the artist has baf-
f1cd scientists and philosophers. MI
merouS coniectures arc put forth. but the
solution seems to rest Ia the part ths
Christ and His cross a 70 inscpard Bile.
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J0URNEYMEN PLUMBERS
DECLINE TO ARBITRATE

Tho long looked for settlement OF the
plumbers strike In Salt Lake City was
given another setback Monday when
the iourucyfnen plumbers refused To have
their differences adjudicatcd by an arbi-
tration committee. The strike is now no
nearer settlement than Il was several
months ago and The master plumbers de
clare. II is said. that they Will send cast
for men before agreeing 10 the demands
of the local union.
The master plumbers offered 10 place
the matter before an arbitration commit
tee. consisting Of three 1istintorcSted per
sons, each side 10 select one member and
the two selected to select the third. The
journeymen plumbers refused 10 agree Ia
this. but insisted that they be allowed
until May l. when their demand for 50
n day be granted The master plumbers
refused To agree To this plan.
The plumbers strike in this city has
been on for about six months
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Foreign News in Brief

Parliament having been formally dis
solved, Herbert II. asquiih. prime MIN
lister. last night issued an address 10
East Fife electors. The address is .
comparatively brief document, ignoring
all side issues raised in ihc course OF
the campaign and is confined strictly
10 the constitutional question involved
In tho lords rejection OF the budget In
defense OF the budget the premier said;
lit apportioncd new taxes coming among
luNurics supcrfuities and monopolics,
leaving neccssares of life untouched
Eighteen volunteers. composed of doc
tors. arlillcrymen and engineers, nave
reached Rluefinlds. Guatemala. They
brought besides their own equipments
$50 400 10 aid the cause of the provision
al government. 1t is said President Ca
brcra OF Guatemala organized the vol
unteers. who include General Monterosa.
Sentries. Sunday night, fred upon n
group oil individuals who were seen
proving around the Necessidaez palace
at Lisbon. The incident greatly alarmed
the royal household and caused a sensa-
ton among the population of the Portu-
cuesc capital. The garrison at the pal
ace was reinforced Yesterday,
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OFFICERS INSTALLED
BY JORDAN LODGE
Interesting Ceremonies. Fol-
lowed by Banquet. Served
TO Approximately 300.

JORDAN lodge No. OF the Independent
Order Of Odd Fellows held iis regular
scmi-annpal installation OF elective ofn-
Gers In the /. y. O. r. hall Monday even
ing, Utah lodge No. /. Salt Lake lodge
No. :, Enterprise lodge No. l5 Fidelity
lodge No II and Friendship lodge No
- were guests OF the Jordan lodge ana
IL is estimated that between $50 and 600
odd Follows wore present
District Deputy Grand Master W. w.
King. assisted by the staff Of grand lodge
officers conducted the Installation scrv-
Ice. The officers of No. who took
oaths FOR the coming Term arc. Noble
grand, i. I. Hiltz, vice grand g r.
liraus: secretary, w T. Hopkins, treas
mrcr; A. IT, kclly, Jr. trustees. T. 5.
lendcrgrass, w. T.. Loscc and William
Bywate ter. medical examiner, DR. c. L..
Smart
At tho conclusion Of the instala ton
service the odd Fellows repaired 10 tho
banquet hall. wherc approximately sou
were Toasted n. :, Pendcrgrass pre-
sided az toastmastcr, and a number Of
excellent post-prandial talks were given
in response TO his call. Among those
who spoke We're Grand Master w j.
Moore. Grand Secretary p, A. Simpkn,
Fast Grand W, r. snyder u D. G; NJ.
w. w. King and d, II. James
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Flashes from the Wire

Rev Father Patrick Pcaey, professor
OF Georgetown university from 1871 TO
1881, died yesterday at the university,
aged II years.
Colonel III. II. Trimble. aged 50, for
many years general counsc, of the Eur
:ington railroad at Ncokuk, n distin-
guishcd veteran and once leading
Democratic worker. died Sunday night az
his home in Keokuk. Ia.
George r, Norris. director of conccs-
sons at the Louisiana Purchase cNposl-
ton at ST. Louis and eXpositions AT
jamestown and Seattle. died yesterday in
ST. Louis OF pneumonia, He was well
known among theatrical men.
A general shifting Of civil engineers in
the navy was made yesterday by Assis
tant Secretary Winthrop with a view 10
putting the best men among them on
the most important work. In addition,
the position OF inspector OF public works
was created. A. c, Cunningham, now on
duty at tho navy yard at Norfolk, Na..
Will be given this place.
Associate Justice Harlan. Attorney Cen
eral Wickersham. Senator BoTah. Senator
Burkett and Geenra) George E. Davis
spoke last night at the annual meeting
of the Alexander Hamilton National
Memorial association in Washington
4 bout SIS 600 has been secured toward
the memorial pedestal which the society
hopes 10 place in Statuary hall, II is cS-
tiInated that the memorial will cost about
$50 900.
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I'm Hotel Corridors

T. -. TIGBETTS OF Wiuncmuccs, New.
WAS a guest at the Kenyon Monday
Il. w. CLARK and wife of Ophil were
in Salt Lake City Monday. The! were
registered at the Kenyon.
CHARLES w. BECK Of Logan was AT
the Kenyon Monday. He Ia In salt Lake on
a short business trip. W. W. Mci.auch-
lin Of Logan was also at tue Kenyon
Monday
r. c. LlfND OF Phoebe, New. arrived
in Salt Lake city Monday after hard
trip. He is registered at the Cullen.
CARL ANDERSON of American Forl:
was a guest AZ the Cullen Monday.
II. \. STONE of tnc Guescnhcim
smclisrs at McCiill. New, was registered
al the Cullen Monday.
j. J. CHfPMa y OF American Fork WAS
in Salt Lake City Monday on business
He is registered at the Cullen.
THOMNS ROGLANCE OF Provo was al
the Cullen hotel Monday,
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FORESTERS MEET IN
ANNUAL CONVENTION
Seyenty-Fiye Delegates in Al
tendance When Session Is
Called to Order.
tlNCH0T FIGHT To BE
STUDl0USLY AVOIDED
Important Subjects Coming Up
for Consideration: Several
States Represented.
sneoiaI 70 The Tribune


OGDEN, Jan. 1o.-Wilh scventy-fve
delegates In attendance. rhe annual con-
vention Of the supervisors and their as
sistants of The Fourth district United
states forestry service mot at the hand
some new Forestry building this morn
ing, shortly after 10 o'clock.
District Forester clyde Besyitl called
The convention TO order and after re-
Viewing tho programme which had been
arranged for the four-days session, re-
aueyted all the delegates i'm attendance
10 use their efforts toward the accom-
nlish,neuC OF the work in hand during The
lour days of the convention
In addition to the delegates already
here, fifteen more are expected this even
ine from the various forestry reserves in
the Fourth district. which embraces all
ol Utah. Nevada, southern idaho. west
ern Wyoming and northern Arizona.
II is The purpose OF The convention to
discuss freely oil questions which relate
10 the proper management of the differ
ent reserves in the jurisdiction OF Dis
trict Forester Clyde Leavitt. and while
the public is invited to attend the meet
inss, yet the matters which VIII be dis
,,Issed il is announced Will be OF no
great interest TO those outside Of the
forestry service.
One meeting will he held each day in
the maintenance room OF the Forestry
building. No. 1n1, which has been fitted
IN especially az a convention hall. Any
discussion regarding The Ballnscr Pin
chot controversy OF the dismissal OF Sthc
latter. VIII be studiously avoided in the
convention.
After an informal reception had been
held at the Forestry building, which
was IN the nature OF kind OF ''Ect-ac-
uuaiutcd' meeting. the delegates got
down TO work and carried out the fol-
lowing programme:
What the Forestry Course Should
Teach Our Field Men. j. Il. Rothery.
deputy supervisor. Cache
OrEanizati ton Of the forest force, du
ties OF deputy supervisor forest assist
ant. grazing assistant. ranger force and
ranging districts, by David Barnett, su-
pervisor Targhee.
Improvement work: Policy regarding
lines. drift. fences. Improvement OF ad-
same. by y. r. Nicholson, district en-
Cinccr.
Relationship Of the forest service to
other departments and bureaus oi the
government, and 10 states in land mat
ters, tThis was an explanation Of the
many changes and apparent racillations
in land matters.) BY T. {. uoyt. as
sstant district law officer,
Claims: The duties of forest super
Nisors and rangers With respect 10
csrtlinips and reporting facts upon
which 10 determine tho validity of
claims. ta1 How To proceed with eX
anIinatlons and reports: (b) facts that
are material and those not ma tcral as
evidence; agricultural claims dcpa rtmcnt;
by Supervisor w. NJ. Campbell. Weiser.
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SEEK S665O DAMAGES
FROM ORPHEUM CO.
LessecS of Rooming House in
Ogden Charge Fraud and
Deception.
SnccinI TO The rrih1lnc.

SpcCiaI To Ihc tribune.
OGDEN. Jan. l0.-ThaL the Orphcum
Amusement company has no power dele
gated 10 IT by its articles OF incorporation
10 lease a roomine house; that the writ
ten notice given 10 Nacate was signed
by an officer OF tho company without
the consent Of n majority OF It's board Of
directors. that the company practiCed
fraud and deception by misrcprcscntinE
certain facts when the lease was signed.
are. In part. some of the allegations made
in an answer filed in tho district court
this afternoon by Gideon Y. Candish and
Margaret Candish, against whom suit
was brought by the OTpheum company
several weeks ago for rent alleged to be
In arrears. and the possession Of the
roomiug house which has been conducted
by the Candshes above the Orpheum
theater on Washington avenue
Following the action brought by the
company. the ioyie Furniture company
also fled suit i'm the district court,
and, after giving bond; took possession
in the rooms Of the lodging house, upon
which il is claimed. the Candishes had
neglected To pay the agreed lnstalments
In their answer filed 10 the theatrical
company's complaint The Csudishcs say
that the company represented 10 them
that actor2 and players who come 10 tn"
city on the Orpheum circuit would
natronize the lodging house and from this
source alone the defendants would &C
guaranteed at least $500 each mcnth.
This representation and others made oN
the amusement company, the Candishcs
say, were never fulfilled, While admit
ting that tho lease was signed by them
for the second. third. fourth and iifih
floors of the Orphcum building FOR "a
period Of five wears. with an agreement
to pay $50, 400 rs consideration, In reSu-
lar ipstallments, the defendants say that
the company has failed TO live UP to Its
representations. and ask that they be
Il awarded judgment for S66oO.IO against
tho Orphoum company, which amount in
ciudes certain improvements made on the
l.. iID.. ,.Irl lA.n.
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WEBER COUNTY OUT OF
DEBT FOR FIRST TINE
Special Ia The Tribune.

OGDEN. Ian. 1o.-For the first time
in its history Weber county IS out of
debt and has surplus OF $4,000 in the
treasury
This remarkable showing was made
TO the county commissioners this morn
ing at their regular weekly meeting.
when the report of County Auditor Dye
Tor the year 1909 was read.
Tho county starts the new year with
all ~ It's debts paid in full and with the
amount given over and above all cN-
ncnscs which have been contracted. Wncn
il is considered that in tho past year
Weber county has done more road work
than eyer before IN its history. which
Will easily reach Total cost OF $4,000
that Halarics OF all employees In the
county have been increased. ard that
ether expenditures have been made out
nf the regular expenses. the showing by
The county officials is an excellent one.
81 tho meeting today the lax sale re-
dcmr,ious were npportioncd as follows.
state. si6S.29; ogden City. Si%.il1; Ogden
city school district. s2lS..5 Weber county
school district. s3222l
Engineer L.. l. DaGron OF lhe Utah
Light and Railway company appeared be-
fore tho board with reference 10 the
damage 10 county property which oc-
curred by an ice slide from the pipe line
ot The company two weeks ago
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ADDITIONAL A SPORTS
SALT PALACE TRACK HAS
NO MANAGER As yE

Harry H"agrcu. who successfuly ma,
aged tho Salt Palace bicycle track lar
year. said that nc had received Ietie,
from majority OF the bicycle riders VII
had written FOR 1910 contracts. but :,
10 tho present he has been unable 10 n,
gotiate with III" riders for their seryir,
on account Or the unsettled condition
the bicycle track.
llesgrcn saws that Frederick Heath Ia
not yet decided upon him as the 19j
manager and until he rs Officially uuiiGe
that hc can have the track he can d
nothing in signing up The riders.
ilsaErcn said that rc knew Chapma
is signing mp all III" best men he "a
and unless some action H. taken In NJ
"a nj to the local track Immediately. \
will he an uphill 0EhL 10 get the rlders
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SPIRIT OF BATTLE
RUhES INSURGEN1
Continued from Page One.

TO investigate the Ballnger.Pinchoi IN
broglio.
The Republicans doubtless viii hol
Il caucus TO name a committee and ma
out programme, and here tho il
sureents will. it is predicted, - fish I
cut bait.
\ dozen insurgents said privaiel
today that they would moi attsn
n caucus where they know there ws
Il prearrangcd plan 10 discrcdit ihcol.
Representative / Underwood, spcakln
for thc Democrats of the house, sai
the minority wonld probably hold
caucus. also. on the Balinger Pinch
innuisliion. There Is n prospect of
Joint Democratic and Republican
surgcnt committee being named 10 o
pose the committee Of The regular X
publicans. which woulG bring &c
battle on the floor
Sporting Vernaculsr. q
1--WE arc like the outside ni1c.
said Mr. Underwood, waiting 10 8
which WAY the ball is going 10
battcd. We can't play until they b
something in our direction.
The letter issued by the Republica
congressional committee which had q
insureent camp. came 10 'thc HteTaI
bureau maintained by that orgau
Zatiou. 1t was stated that the congre
sional committee did not exist rs
body nj this time, and therefore wa
not responsible.
Representative Mckinley Of llimo.u
chairman of the congressional commlll
tee. admitted today there was VII
tually no committee in existence non MOI.
but he himself assumed responslbllit
for the letter. II was sent out, he say
under his guidance from the Repuol
can headquarters in this city as pe'
of the regular weekly news letter
Representative Tawuey of Minneso'i
former Republican whip in the mons
and Representative Dwight of Ne
York. the present whip, had De
conference with President Tart ta'
afternoon.
Mr.. Dwight, it is said, bad irforrls,
the president that he had dropped a
the !'insurgents from his list oil h'
puhlicans 10 bc notified of ceucuse
dealing with party subjects. VIVA, s,
feet this will have upon certain neiu
ND patronage remains 70 be seen.
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MURRAY MORTALITY RATE
FOR PAST YEAR IS LOW
Special 10 The TrIbunc.

MURRAY. Jan. l0-Murray can boast
of remarkable hcalthfulncss during tho
past year. There has been practically
no epidemic of disease, and the death
rate FOR the year is exceedingly low. This
close TO 5000 inha bitauts. Tho new water
system which Is about 20 be installed will
be, without doubt, great source OF
hca thfulness,
Another factor 10 which is attributed
the fine showing is the sanitary condition
of all the public schools. The heating
and Scntilnting systrme arc all modern
and the city board of health believes that
this is q crea, factor in the general good
health maintained iu the city and the
rcmar rllably low death rate of the year
lust closed.
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SYLVAN PARK PROPERTY
TO BE SOLD AT AUCTION
special 10 M Tribune.

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN. Jan. l0-On complaint OF John
r. pooly. the owner OF the property
known as Sylvan mark, just north Of the
Ogden river, on Washington avenue,
writ OF attachment this afternoon MAS
issued by tn. district court directed
against the Sylvan Auusemcnt company.
and tho sheriff directed 10 take posses
sion of the property al tho park. which
consists of several small buildings which
housed the amusemcnts during the sum-
NOR months.
District Attorney Nathan j. Harris
Sled the complaint on behalf Of tho
plaintiff and in the complaint IL is alleged
that The amusement company has failed
10 Day the rent charged which amounts
20 s3l50 for tic nuartcu ending last Sep
tombcr. Sheriff Wilson nill advertise the
property which will be Sold To tho high
cat biddCT
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Beaver Merchant Here.

j. +, ToIton, a well-known merchant
OF Beaver City, was IN Salt Lake CITY
Monday. a CUES, OF the New Windsor.
Mr.. lotions visit here is FOR the pur-
pose OF comforting with his partner, j..
T. Chipmsn In regard TO their Mexican
Fruit company. Mr.. Toltou SAYS III"
company has 5000 acres OF valuable fruit
land near Tampico. Mexico. and has so
far placed 100 acres o. this land un-
dcr cultivation. Mr.. Tolton said busi-
ness conditions i'm southern Utah are
good and that hoth cattle and sheep are
withstsnding the severe winter IN splcH-
did shane
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GEORGE Y. LOWRY TO
SUCCEED KARL SCHE|D
New District Secretary of Board
Of Underwriters Arrives
Today.

George Y Lowry. who will succeed
Karl y. Schcid AK district secretary for
tho Pacific board OF underwriters for dis
trict u. VIII arrive from San Francisco
Tuesday morning, although Nh Schcld &
resignation is not effective until n.Xt
Saturday, Mr Lowry VIII spend most ul
Tie week at the local Offices in tho Eos-
ton building ccuinS i'm tUuch With the
details of the work connected with the
Utah office
Mr.. Lowry has had n wide range of cX-
pericnce i'm the fire insurance business
having been previously connected With
tho board Of underwriters and in recent
ycnrs he has boon at tho head OF an
office In Vancouver. which L. similar TO
tho local office. although not representing
as large on important territory.
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SAY ALLEGED MURDERER
BORE GOOD REPUTATION
Special 10 The Tribune.

Special 10 The tribune.
OGDEN. Jan. lo.-Aftcr denying q mo-
ton 10 qussh the Indictment charging
Clarence ERNST with the murder OF
Charles staples in this city last May,
District Judge J.. y. Howell Instruct ed the
defense 10 proceed With the examination
o. it's witnesses, the state having closed
It's case this morning.
Ralph t.. Uoae. Chiof OF Police Brown
in-. Chief OF Detectives j. +. Pauder.
vlllcd by the defense 10 testify regard
ing the facts OF the case. swore that
Ernst, the defendant. had always borne
good reputation in Ogden, where nc
has resided FOR rome years. 1T MAS also
proved thar Charles Staples. the dead
negro had bad reputation and had
been in considerable trouble i'm several
.itics o. the west where inc was known
- race track tout and gambler
When court adjourned this afternoon
ihe attorneys for the negro prisoner an
uounced that there were several other
witnesses To be called TO testify in his
behalf. II is believed ;hat the ease Will
consume the bslance OF the week.
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COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
HOLD REGULAR MEETING
Special 10 The Tribune.

Special To Tho Tribune.
PROVO. Jan. l0-The board of conn
ty commissioners held Il meeting today
10 transact regular routine business and
to pass OF several applications for liquor
l!Ccnses. The commissioners accom-
panied by Sheriff Judd, made trip 10
Cotton. Tucker and Thistle last week TO
investigate the conditions there In re-
gard 10 the sale OF liquor. On their fnd-
inGs licenses VIII bc Issued or refused.
The board recently passed resolution
which makes the county commissioners
tho sole judge as To- who may sell liquor
and where il maS' be sold and on that
resolution every man or company of men
who apply for a license must show
clean record ana have the consent of The
community in which 1t 10 proposed 10
locate the saloon.