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The daily sentinel., 1910-07-02

The City Sanitation Co. viii remove
your garbage. All kinds of scavenger
york done. Office 5l4 Main. Phone
junction 81
The daily sentinel., 1910-07-02

Good horses, best of rigs, courteous
treatment. for all patrons of Barton
& Terrill. the livery and transfer
men.
The daily sentinel., 1910-07-02

Don't listen to us-don't listen to
others. Come take a look for your
self at Mcconnell & loves bargains.
A kodak taken on your vacation
trip will enable you to live over those
few short days every time you look
at the pictures you took. Lutes Ko-
dak Store can supply you at any price
The daily sentinel., 1910-07-02

Piano moving is speciality VIII h
6arton & Terrill.
The daily sentinel., 1910-07-02

9:45 a.m.-Bible school.
II Morning worship, with
sermon by the pastor.
Z p. m.-B. Y. p. L.
s p.m.-Sermon by the pastor.
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SERVICES TOMORROW.


Services held in /. o. o. F. hall.
Hermann l.. Rohde, pastor.
Sunday school 0 a. m.
Morning services II a. m. Subject
of sermon, Practical Religion"
Evening sermon and worship at s.
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-07-29

For only one week all Edwin Clapp low shoes $5.OO-KastOr and Bluthen. thai.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-07-29
WfNDL|NC SEEN IN SAN FRANCISCO Suspected Murderer of Al ma kellner Driven
 to Cover.
CAPTURE CERTAINTY
Capt. Carney of the Louisville Police Has Followed a Long
 Trail.

San Francisco, July 2S.-Aceord- ing to Captain Carney, chief of the detective departmcnt of the To1iis- vile police force, Joseph Vending, 1anitor in St Johns palJcliial school. who is accused of the GIder of Alma keiiner, x yel" old niHca e q wealthy brewer of tat kentu2l4 v city, is sur rounded in this city, and his capture is only a lH 45tion of q eew hou/5 Carney has been in San F. anc3co for the last three weeks having traced Wcndling fro1 Vallejo, '=alz n. aa1 been living under an assumed name
 Captain Carney was induced to take up the chase which led him through several southern states, Mexico, Gen. tral America. and finally San Fran cisco From this city Carney traced Vending to a ranch near Rio Vista, where he has been working as con- mon laborer. From the ranch the trail led to Vallejo and thence back to this city, where the local police de- clare they have the alleged murderer surrounded
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-07-29
AlVF SERK!C[ FOR . PINE BLUFF|ANS
 >. of lotion Belt Planning Big Improvements in Train
 Service. THROUGH TEX. TRAIN Two Trains Daily to Argenta Also Will Inaugurate Service in
 Early Fall.
THROUGH TEX. TRAIN

Memphis. Tenn, July 28.-Memphis
 will receive her share of benefits to
 he derived from a greatly improved
 eervice which the St. Louis South
 western railway has in contemplation
 for early fail, according to unofficial
 renorts which have reached this city.
 Rumors, which come from reliable
 source state that one of the chief inn movements will be the addition Of another fast passenger train out of Memphis daily for Texas, with close |connection at Lewisville, Ark, for Shreveport, La.
 It is understood that the Cotton Belt will begin operation of the new train just as soon as the fall business begins to open up, and will continue : it in service permanently. The new train, 1t is said, will leave Memphis about o'clock each afternoon, at- l fording to those who wish to visit i Pine Bluff, Ark, to make the trip during the afternoon and early even- l ing, arriving there in time for din- saer.
 It is said the leaving time of t.,e train, which now departs at $40 each evening, will be set back to
 about II o'clock at night for the con- yenience of Arkansas patrons who
 may wish to attend theaters in Mem phis. Such changes will be made in
 the arrival of trains in Memphis, it s said, as will operate to the advantage of the greatest number of patrons, which means that the schedules will be so arranged as to permit as much time as possible in this city for shop pers.
 New equipment, from the engine to the observation car, is to make up ti,e new train, it is said. The Cotton Belt has recently received large number of new engines and coaches. which it is proposed to place in ser- vice all over the line.
 The new passenger station at Ar genta, Ark, just across the Arkansas rsver from Little Rock, will be opened to the public Aug. 1, by the Cotton Felt. Simultaneously the present freight and passenger service between and Pine Bluff will be doubled two passenger trains and two freight
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-07-29
THE GRAPHIC STATED
 THE FACTS IN CASE
Senator H. K. TOney Publishes Card in Which He Would Have Public Be- lieye That This Paper Was in Er-
 TOT in Wrinkle Case Story.

Rudolph Winkle, the fifteen year old boy who was arrested at Dexter Wednesday on a charge of carrying a revolver, was released from the city jail last night when his father, who is employed by Mike Forster, ia Little Rock, came here, paid off the lads attorneys and proved his own ership to two horses which the boy took with him when he left Little Rock several days ago. The horses and the boy were taken back to Little Rock last night by the parent.
 The Winkle boy was arrested in company with little Greek boy by Deputy Constable Willis Holley. They both had revolvers on them and their actions created suspicion. Senator H. K. Toney, who published card in an afternoon paper stating that the Graphic was in error in reporting that he had accepted a horse from the Wrinkle boy, was at Dexter de- lending a negro in magistrates court. The Wrinkle boy appealed to him to defend him and according to the boy and City Detective Dave Glover, the prisoner agreed to per init him to take the horse until he could pay him fee. Upon arriving It Pine Bluff the Wrinkle boy was jailed, but the little Greek was re- leased
 Deputy Prosecuting Attorney Creed Caldwell investigated the affair and stated last night that he got the boy to give him a bill of sale for the re- maining horse to enable him to keep the animal until it's owner was To- cated. He said he was sure the horses had been stolen for the boys story was not satisfactory. The horse was placed in Hills stable on West Fourth avenue and ordered held until it's owner could be found. The other horse was brought from Dexter to Caldwell's stable by the deputy constable and according to MT. Cald- well the officer said that Senator Ton cy had requested him to leave the animal there. Senator Toney stated last night that he was offered money
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-07-29
FUNERAL OF
 FRANK LOETZERICH

The funeral of Frank Lyle Loetze- rich, who died Wednesday night as his home, aDou. two miles west of this city, will te held Saturday morn iHg at ten o'clock from the family residence. Tue services will be con- ducte dDy Rev. w. D. Buckner. The carriages will leave HolIerness. o.hca at nine o'clock. The pail bearers will te: Carl Wore, Met Gallagher Preston Grace, Roy Senyard, Minor Wood ward, CasWell Arnold, Sorrells De- woody and A. G. Parse.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-07-29
COMMITTEES;
 WORK TODAY Territories Assigned to Sub Committees Who Will
 Raise Bonus. WILL RUSH THE WORK Hope to Secure Required Amount in Less Than Fifteen Days.-
 The Chairman.
WILL RUSH THE WORK

The soliciting committee of sixteen named to raise the $100,000 bonus for the Memphis, Dallas and Gulf railroad was divided into four sub-committees yesterday afternoon at meeti1g of it's members at the Board of Trade headquarters. Four districts were all of the sub committees will meet this morning and begin their can- vass.
 The districts include all territory north of Third avenue to the Arkan- sas river and that avenue. Although no subscriptions were solicited yeS- terday for the railroad promoters, it was stated authoritively last night that nearly ten thousand dollars one tenth of the require amount-had been voluntarily subscribed and that the subscribers had signed the lists.
 The committees were carefully sel- ected and every member of the gen. eral committee is ready to begin work today. The names of subscrib- CTS will be published in the Graphic every morning and this paper will keep the list standing that the public might watch it's rapid growth.
 All the members of the committee are enthusiastic and believe that the required amount will be raised in less than fifteen days. The sub-commit- tees, with chairmen and the territor- ies assigned each follow:
 West Barraque street. including both sides of the street and all side street from Barraque street to the Arkansas river-P. P. Byrd, chairman A. w. Mum, Dr. z. Orto and Tracy Mills.
 West Second avenue, including the west side of Main street, between Sec ond avenue and Barraque street, and all side streets between West Second avenue and West Barraque street. w. c. Hudson, chairman; J. B. Boyce and o. E. Mckenzie.
 West Third avenue, including the l west side of Main street between Third and Second avenues-F. M. Ros- | enberg, chairman; w. N. Trulock, J. H.. Mann, and s. H. Williams.
 East Third avenue, including the east side of Main street and all side streets north of Third avenue-W. J ] Parkes, chairman Edgar Brewster F. B. Tomlinson and J. l.. Caldwell A special committee of city sales I men, composed of A. $. Trigg, chair man; w. M. Toney, Charles Chesnutt Ed Ryland and Henry Reynolds, was named to solicit subscriptions from the retail grocers in the territory oi State street on the east, Laurel street on the west, Sixth avenue on the south and Barraque street on the North.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-07-29

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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-07-29
L0N0KE POLLS
 HEAVY VOTE
With But Two Townships to Hear From the "Ins' are Shown to Be Winners Although the Race For
 Treasurer is Said to Be Close.

Lonoke, July 2S.-With Lonoke and Butler townships still to be heard from at noon today the election re- turns of the Democratic primary are as follows:
 For .. Representative--Clarke and Newton are easy victors, with Moran third
 County Judge-Walls, 96O, Walton $40, Coleman 73S. Sheriff-Fletcher 1,1S6, Durham, L. 166.
 County Clerk-Ferguson 1884, Nay Tor S25.
 Treasurer-Swaim, 1893, Brown, |S04
 Fletcher Wins.
 Although the above report indicates that the sheriff's race is neck and neck the returns from Lonoke and Butler townships will give Fletcher a majority of about 400.
 Walls will win the office of county judge with a vote practically equal to that of his two opponents con- bined. Close for Treasurer.
 Swain will likely hold a majority over Brown for county treasurer, al- though Lonoke townships vote will likely make this the closest race. Fer guson will win by a nice majority to succeed himself for a third term as county clerk.
 The largest vote in the history of the county was cast, the hottest con- tests being over the offices of judge, sheriff and clerk, a bitter campaign having been waged over these offices. w. P. Fletcher is easily elected central committeeman
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-07-29

A CHECK ACCOUNT at this bank will prove convenience and a safe- guard in the transacting of your fi- nancial affairs.-Cotton Belt Savings & Trust Co. 7-28-6t.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-07-29
ADVANCE IN COTTON
 PRICES CONTINUE

New York, July 2S-The advance in cotton prices continued today on favorable weather conditions. The old crop options were stronger on belat- ed short covering. Spot sales twen- ty-fOur hundred bales at twenty points advance.
 Latham, Alexander & Co.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-07-29
GREAT WORK OF
 THE EVANGELIST Rev. Violett Accomplishing Much Good Religiously
 With Services.
GODS GIFT OF LOVE"
Was His Theme Last Night-Thank Offering Announced for the
 Coming Sunday.

The gospel and the love of God as pres ented by evangelist Violett won great religious victory last night at the tent, Fifth avenue and Main street. The evangelist preach ed on God S Great Gift of Love- reading from the third Chapter of John and taking as his theme the gol- den text of the Bible. John 3:16, For God so loved the world that he gave His only begotten Son that who- soever believeth on him should not perish but have everlasting life"
 MT. Violet painted beautiful word picture of the love of God, the gift of God, the invitation of God. the warning of God and the promise of God as set forth in the above quoted verse, saying that one might write a volume on each of these themes and then only be at the beginning of the of Gods love for fall- en men. The evangelist took the position that Christ was far more to the people of this world than all the beauties of nature that God has c.e- ated for the pleasure and endowment of men.
 At the close of the service, two more persons came forward and made confession, starting on the road to that prpot total of sixty-two during this series or meetings. These meetings are making lasting impression upon the citizens of our city and will give our people something to think about long after the evangelist and his workers have left for other fields.
 There will be baptismal services at the church at Sixth avenue and Beech street, this afternoon at 4 o'clock
 Tonight MT. Violet will preach on Be Sure Your Sin Will Find You Out reading from the Sixth Chapter of Galatians.
 It was announced last night that thank offering would be made next Sunday evening for the meetings and envelopes have been printed and are being distributed to those who have an interest in these meetings and wish to show it by giving thir money. Those in charge of the finances of this series of meetings have been con- plimented upon the fact that they have so rarely asked those attending the meetings to contribute to their support and that fact alone makes people more anxious to embrace the thank offering envelope method of giving. On next Wednesday evening, nothing preventing, MT. Violett will deliver his lecture upon "The Holy Land and Egypt All who have heard him at all are convinced that he is very highly educated both in books and travel, even though they disagree with him as to his religion.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-07-29

FOR RE1NT-A cottage on South Cherry street Modern conveniences. Cotton Belt Savings & Trust Co.
 7-294t.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-07-29

FOR SALE-Cottage on W. 9th ave. ir very desirable residence neighbor- hood. Must be sold at once.-Cotton Felt Savings & Trust Co., 7-27-4t.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-07-29

WANTED-At once work by young man, 20 years old. Can give good reference. Address "Y. D." care Graphic.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-07-29

A large two story dwelling for rent. Located in western part of city convenient to car line. Modern eonveniences.@Cotto Belt Savings x Trust Co 7--26-6t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-07-29

FOR RENT-Cottage on Walnut St. Close in.-Cotton Belt Savings and Trust Co., 7-22-4t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-07-29

FOR sALE-My home at 1221 West 9th ave. May be inspected at any time. Mrs. M. M. Hatzlip, 7-2s-4t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-07-29

Judge James Gould Seturned yester- day morning from Idtte Rock, where he spent Wednesdau
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-02
Another Coincidence

There is still another coincidence.
The City and Suburban realty com
pany has 10000 shares, just half the
amount of Spring Valley. It would; be
a simple process. therefore, to give one
share in 1he realty company for every
TWO of Spring Valley. 1t clicks some
what conVincingly.
But there is even another coincidence
in this remarkable series. It was only
q few days after the Inauguration of
Mayor Mccarthy that a prominent
Spring Valley bond holder expressed
the belief that the mayor would soon
seek to purchase the water producing
properties of the company. after the
acreage property had been eliminated
For the present there is. no way of
telling what properties have been
, eliminated as nonwater producing 1t
is safe to surmise that a large part
of the great Merced ranch. IL not all
of IT, has been Withdrawn by Spring
Valley and tucked away in the realty
company Into this company would
naturally fall much of the city real
estate. the lands in Santa Clara and
San BenitO counties, some of the San
Mateo county acreage and parcels in
Alameda county The estimates of c.
Z. Grunsky made in 1902, classed about
s4.000,O00 worth of property as nom
essential for water purposes.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-02
No Appetite

Il took Hoods Sarsapari1la when l
was very sick woman, had no appe-
tite whatever and could not sleep more
than three hours a night. / was per-
suaded by a friend to try it, took two
bottles of it and it greatly benefited
me, gave me good appetite and sound
sleep Mrs. John Edens, 1920 w. 3rd
ST., Davenport, Iowa
Hoods Sarsaparilla restores the ap-
petite and makes sleep sound and re-
freshing by building up the whole sys-
tenn. 1t purifies the blqpd. strengthens
the nerves. aids and ,perfects digestion.
Take it this spring.,
Hoods Sarsaparillas effects its won
derful cures not simply because it con-
tains sarsaparilla, but because it COM
bines the utmost remedial values of
more than twenty different ingredients.
each greatly strengthened and enriched
Get it today in usual liquid form or
tablets called Sarsatabs. 100 Doses One
Dollar.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-02
MAYOR DISAPPO|NTS
MANY sUFfRAGfTT[S
Chief Executive Advertised as
Leading Speaker Sends Apol-
ogies by Deputy
Mrs. Julia ,G. Sanborn Bur-
lesques Union Labor Party
Leader in Grafton

Mayor McCarthy's picture was turned
to the wall at the Votes for Women
club last night when he failed TO ap-
pear to speak as he had promised.
Promptly at o'clock an audience
crowded the hall at 315 Sutter street
to the fullest capacity, and they were
greeted by a large photograph of the
city's executive. gazing mildly from the
front of the clock on top of the piano.
A little later in the evening. when an
uncomfortable young man appeared as
emissary of the mayor and announced
that the latter had such matters of
grave Importance to discuss with the
public utilities committee of the board
of supervisors as would render 1t inn
meeting, an irate president placed the
photograph behind the clock with the
face against the wall, and general ap=
plause greeted the action.
Miss Selma Solomons, the president
of the club, expressed her regret at the
mayors nonappearance, saying: MIR.
Mccarthy has treated us very shabbily.
l.. think, as he promised some. time
since to come and has permitted us to
advertise it in all the papers. In fact,
he said at 8 o'clock this afternoon that
he WOULD come. and then half an hour
later than he was supposed to speak
some one comes to tsay he will not
keep his word with us. lie seems to
nae he might have arranged matters in
such way that he could have avoided
this
1t was announced later and greeted
with vigorous applause that the mayor
would never again be asked to speak
before the Votes for Women club.
Mrs. Julia G. Sanborn, prominent
member of the. club. said that she
would take the mayors place and de-
liver his speech for him. So, assum-
ing clever imitation of the mayor $
mode of speech and manner. she deliv-
cred an address in which she caused
the mayor to say that he had recently
been elected mayor of San Francisco
."And do you know what that meansT'
asked the imitation mayor 1T means
that / have got an awfully big pull and
a-lot of people are wanting things from
me. But l am going to look out for
the good name of San Francisco. If We
have any faults, keep them to our
selves [ am going to put a stop TO
this criticism. I will protect the good
name of San Francisco
She then went on to advocate heart
lily municipal ownership.
Addresses were delivered by ". j.
Herrin, Mrs. Mary S. Sperry Mrs.
Francesca Pierce, Elwood c. Brown.
Mrs Fitzgerald Mrs. Ethel WELLER,
Mrs. Mary T. Gamage and Mrs. Hall in
support of equal suffrage.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-02

when he sent that. letter to Senator
Dolliver.
Senator Purcell of North Dakota
tDemocraD asked Secretary Wilson if
he had not specifically talked over the
,Dolliver letter with Mr.. Pinchot. The
secretary declared he had not.
Do you think l would have agreed %
he demanded, that l should insult the
president of the United States and not
exercise my authority over subordi-
mates?
Secretary Wilson was here excused
and the cross examination of Pinchot
was continued by Attorney Vertrees.
The committee later adjourned until
Friday morning
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-02
TWO INDIANS SLAIN
BY MEMBER OF TRIBE

ABERDEEN, Wash, March 1.-Coro-
ner Smith has been notified of a double
murder at Tahola, on the Quinault In
dian reservation
No particulars of the tragedy are
obtainable, owing to the fact that there
is neither ,telegraphic or telephone
communication with Taho1a. No def
mite news will be obtained until the
coroner reaches Moclips this afternoon
The only advices received report that
one Indian killed two other Indians.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-02
Ideal Home Sites"

That Bourn regards the Lake Merced
property as ideal for realty purposes
is well known Recently he spoke be-
fore the board Of supervisors on this
phase of the situation, substantially as
follows;
The Spring Valley company has
great land holdings which would make
ideal home sites We have $500 acres
in the Lake Merced ranch. We have
81 900 acres in San Mateo county. This
land cost US $50 an acre. It is now
worth many times that sum. / believe
that on tife peninsula our lands offer
as attractive villa sites as are TO be
found any place in the United States
We could provide homes within easy
access of San Francisco that would
exceed in splendor of location the much
talked of homes at Tuxedo, near New
York.
II is expected that in few days the
mist VIII rise and that the full mean
ing and intent of the new developments
will be reveal led.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-02

dent Taft about the Ballinger CLAWS
matter in Salt Lake last September.
Pepper read a letter written Novem-
ber 6 last to President Taft by former
Secretary of the Interior James II. Gar
field. in which he too sharply criticised
Ballinger.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-02
ROOSEVELT PARTY
OUTMARfHFs FEVER
Dread African Disease Claims
Victims as Hunters Leave
for KhartOum
Missionary and Commissioner OF
G0ndOkoro Fall Victims to
Deadly Plague

GONDOKORO, March Roosevelt
luck has attended the American hunters
and scientists and this time they may
be congratulated on their escape from
the African fever that has followed in
the wake of the expedition. Colonel
Roosevelt and his immediate associates
sailed for Khartoum yesterday.
Dr. Roderic Presch. a French medical
missionary. who lunched with Roose-
Welt yesterday, suddenly died OF fever
at noon today.
At a camp adjoining that occupied
by the Americans an English sportsman
is seriously ill following a trip to
Kampala. the capital of Uganda.
The district commissioner of Condo
koro, the British officials of which
were most active in entertaining their
American guests. has been stricken
with the fever and today is confined
TO his bed
Plan Roosevelt Program
J.. PARIS, March 1.-The program
adopted by the council of the Univer-
sity of Paris for the entertainment on
April Is of Theodore Roosevelt. former
president of the United States. subject
ito the subsequent approval of the
guest, is as follows:
At I o. m. Colonel Roosevelt will be
officially received; at o'clock he wilR
deliver his lecture in the grand amphi
theater at Sorbonne; at o'clock he
will be the guest at dinner of the rector
and faculty of the University Of Paris.
followed at 10 o'clock by a reception
at which he will meet those best known
in the scientific, literary and artistic
world of Paris.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-02
Plan Roosevelt Program

REFUSED TO PAY CHAUFFEUR-Thoms
Fritz. a young hardware clerk from Chstta-
nooga. Tenn. in Police Judge Shortalls
court yesterday charge OF defrauding the
chauffeur OF taxicab out Of $3.50 on Monday
night He allowed to go his own
recognizance his promise that he would be
in court this morning with the $3.50.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-02

of THE property would be of use in con-
neetion with the plant and that the
city would be kept from taking over
Tie real: estate on the ground that it