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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-11-06

F. B. Kizer and Morris Jones, well known St. Louis shoe salesmen in this territory, came inz} yesterday to spend Sunday here. They report good trade during the past week and say business has picked up' con- siderably.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-11-06

A cottage on W. 5th ave. for rent We'll located with modem convenient ces.-Cotton Belt savinga & Truat Co. II 5 4.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-11-06

Ask for our new rental list, If you wish to rent house. It will help you to find what you want Cotton Belt Savings & Trust Co.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-11-06
PINE BLUFF FIRM
 BUYS STATE COTTON
P. F. Byrd's Representative Gives Nineteen Gents for Two Hundred
 Bales-BOught for J. E.
 Speers Company.

Little Rock. Ark, Nov. 5.-(SpeciaD The J. B. Speers Company, of Pine Bluff, today purchased two hundred bales of cotton from the state for 19 cents a pound. The cotton was puc- chased by Conlin Byrd, the local rep resentative of the P. P. Byrd Cotton Company, the purchase being made for the J. B. Speers Company, of Pine Bluff, The cotton will be delivered to the purchaser st Warner.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-11-06

A very desirable lot on Lake side for sale. Size 60x198 feet Cotton Belt Savings & Trust Go.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-11-06

We invite you to do your banking business with us. Our aim is prompt service and liberal treatment. 1n- terest pad on time depcsits.--Cotton Belt Savings & Trust Co.
 II Ct.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-11-06

The weather man says it will be fair and colder today
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-11-06

FOR UlBRExLA FIXING.
 I. Glicksberg. the umbrella man. Second and Walnut. opposite tele- phone office. 2 27 Inn
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-09
BAT NELSON PLANS
A TOUR OF WORLD
In the M eanfine He VIII Starr
Immediately for This City
to Begin Training
Especial Dispatch TO The Call
By BATTLING NELSON

MILWAUKEE, Jan. S.-The glad
news that .Wolgast had consented to
meet me before Sid Hester's club in
prise. I felt sure that Wolgast was
going to run out and was in the midst
of making plans for an immediate tour
of the world when Hester's telegram
came 1 am still on the war path, and
this is why feel so elated.
Last night I played a new game,
refereeing wrestling match between
women in Minneapolis. The star of
the show was Cora Livingston. She
had a contract to throw three women
in Is minutes and she more than made
good, turning the trick in 13 minutes.
1t was a good exhibition and made a
hit with the big crowd.
In company with my friend and ad-
wiser, John r Robinson, I will leave
Chicago on Monday morning Instead
of going direct to California we will
stop over at my ranch in Obar, n. M,
for a weeks hunting.
Robinson and myself will proceed di-
rect to San Francisco from Obar. After
we have signed the articles for the big
fight we will take trip into the Cali
fornia mountains. where we will hunt
and fish till the first week in February.
Then / will Settle down at Millett's for
my hard training. ] figure that three
weeks of work will be plenty for me.
OF course l am figuring on beating
Wolgast and beating him decisively.
/ feel so certain of victory that I have
already laid plans for the around the
world trip. With me will be Ketchel,
Robinson. who will manage our af-
fairs, and Chief Jack Grace. who will
be the itinerary adviser Jack has been
around the globe several times and will
be big help to us.
We will go to ireland first. Then
we will tour England, Wales, Scotland.
France. Germany, Sweden, Denmark
Russia and. in fact. all Europe Ketchel
and myself will take on all comers and
give boxing exhibitions in every big
city. We intend to start some time
about the middle of May or the first of
June.
After touring Europe we will con-
tinue right around the world. we will
take in South Africa, Ceylon, Japan.
China and the far east, and then We
will proceed to Australia where we
will wind up The chances are that
both Of us will get one fight or more
in the land of the kangaroo. Hugh
Mcintosh has made us several offers in
the past and / know that they will hold
good
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-09
SPRING VALLEY IS
WINNER OF meet
Grammar School Contest on the
Preside Grounds Results in
Defeat for Scott

The Presidio- athletic grounds was
the scene of an exciting field meet
yesterday morning between the Spring
Valley and Winfield Scott grammar
schools. The blue and white of Spring
Valley proved victorious. the final score
being So to 46. Buell. Moody, the
Cogswell school hurdler, officiated as
referee. while George Miehling handled
the starting pistol.
Phyne was Winfield Scott's best point
winner, having the credit of first in the
lis pound 20 yard dash and the unlim-
tied 100 yard dash, while the dirninutive
Emil Kehrlein, who distinguished him
self in several of last years indoor
meets, won the so pound broad jump
and made second in the 50 Founders
high jump. The following were the
winners:
so pound broad jump-Emil Kehrlein, s. v;
second, f. Elgin, W s.; third, f. Bsrbe, S. V.
lis pound broad 1ump-Won by Marque, W.
s.; second Vincent, S. "; third, Brackett, S. V.
80 pound high jump-Won by Bracket, s. ";
second, Emil Kehrlein, S. "; third, E. Lynch,
W. S.
Unlimited high jump-won by Marque, W. s.;
second, Vincent. s. v.
95 pound 30 yard dash-Won BY Tofanelli, S.
v. second, Brackett, s. W; third, Jones.
so pound 80 yard dash--Won by Padd, ". s.;
second Barrie, s. v: third, c.. Mas, S. Y.
116 pound 20 yard dssh-Won by Phyne. W.
S.; second, Wallace. s. v: third, Fogg. s. V.
100 yard unlimted-won by Phyne, W. s.;
second, Marque, W. s.; third, Weatheriil S. V.
Both the 80 and 50 pound relay teams
Of Spring Valley were winners.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-09
FOUR TEAMS WILL
UPHOLD ST. MARY'S
Crack Phoenix Nine Heads List
of Athletes Defending Honor
of Oakland College

The discussion of plans for the base
ball season of spring and early summer
took up most of the meeting of the
st. Mary's college athletic association
held Friday night. 1t was decided to
form four college teams this semester,
one of them being, of course. the first
team, to be- known as in past years as
the Phoenix.
Both the first and second teams are
to be under the direction of members of
the faculty. The second team, to be
recruited chiefly from the Phoenix sub
stitute list, will be called the Collie
gians. Special attention is to be given
the Collegians, as this aggregation will
be the backbone of the Phoenix for the
year 1911.
The third team. to be called the Vic
tors, will be managed by Tom Phealan.
a veteran ball tosser at ST. Mary's. The
V1ctors will be prepared to take on all
teams of high school standing
William Theille will act as manag
OF the fourth team, which will be made
up OF the most promising ball tossers
In the academic department of the col
lege.
The Phoenix players will have two
coaches this season. both of them for
mer Phoenix men. Harry Krause. who
last year twirled for the Philadelphia
athletics, will take the Phoenix slab
sters under MS tutelage, while Eddie
Burns viii coach tho college youths
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-09
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The San Francisco call., 1910-01-09
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The San Francisco call., 1910-01-09
HandbaII Players to Meet
At McHugh's Court

A series OF handball games has been
arranged at McHugh's handban court
for today. There viii be double and
single contests and some Of the clever
est Of the local opponents of the game
will come together. Playing VIII start
st o'clock. The following players VIII
meet
T. White and n Levy rs r. Curley
and J. Raymond: G. Engelficld and G..
Csnncy vs. b. CIemmens and r Engle-
field: NJ Guthrie and r McHugh VS.. 3.
Clemmens and r. Deeny; r Brady VS..
4. Raymond; Z. Marks VS.. e. Hornich.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-09
Golden Gate Club Getting
Ready for Action

A new club TO conduct boxing exhi-
billions, known as the Golden Gate Ath-
letic club, has been formed. and arti-
cles of Incorporation have been filed
with the county clerk. The direc-
tors of the organization are f. A.
Powers, D. G. Powers and T. w. Nc
Elroy. According to the articles, the
purposes of the new club arc to en-
courage and insfill in its members the
love for athletic games, and to conduct
boxing, sparring. wrestling, running
and jumping exhibitions
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-09
omng Lightweight Bout Holds Attention Of the Fight Fans
Bakersfield Association Is
Branching Out

BAKERSFIELD, Jan. S.--At a meet
ing of the Bakersfield baseball assO-
citation last night the association de-
cided to incorporate for $4,000, to
engage Brick" DevereaUX as player
manager of the team, to lease Recrea-
ton park with all it's privileges for
the season and not to join the state
league
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-09
NELSON AND WOLGAST
PROMISE ONE OF GREATEST
BATTLES IN RING HISTORY
Fans Are Specializing AS To
Outcome of the Game
By WILLIAM ]. sLATTERY

By WILLIAM J. sLATTERY
boxing game
meeting
February will bring together the greatest
champion
challenger unquestonaby
reign as king of the lightweight division for year
the offered by Promoter Sid
match though of there is bare
possibility that other obstacle may arise in the meantime But every
thing certain will fault OF
champion
Nelson promises rule 6 ?
Angeles six months The fans of San
failed give the public
the best that he had in his important battles
his
Nelson the old master
title
little fellow from the beer city
will more than offset Bats wonderful ganeness and class
ONES
worked this system before When
Nelson and matched
every wise one in San Francisco got
which Nelson from old Joe
that Cans would finish him
that Nelson better than
that Thus the great upset and reversal of FORM
who TO
dope" him. Just when he is
when the other fellow pmed
ready 70 ha'en ni the peerless come on anu sn a ne
This is why his friends
of wOlgast when they together
his Mission club will
Jim CoHroth who has had that
- M an believed t+ he was safe from outside interference Bu
better match
fighting county"
o managed run along principally
attempted
themselves with chasing
Francisco And the in San Francisco last
the who showed
administration
LOCAL DOUBT
opposition the should develop
ftes
who puts superior
limits this of the behind
line club fact he is already getting ready make
his maiden 1t IS not at all likely that ne would 6 this far unless
Who lighting game
say Eddie
the election and probably will not return for month yet rane
Rd s5 be that he does not club anxious
" % MANY % matches By year. together
men their hands 1910
first class The Indifferent shongs made by the Pacific and North
GOOD MATCHES ARE SCARCE
Unless cOfrOh brings Europe good
matches are ong @ to be 1 s d s N @ % d w @ are A ORy m two big ones
the trouble to scan the puglic horizon admit that the job of discover
ing % 2Ry mSFs H Of tnem a P ougn @ Ge their % s to Europe the weight
@ % @ % The When NOBODY viii fight h9 sm % ppobaS p %s Se
@ who TOO good to b MAKE M eb from Even does not seem
R % 50eS sen @ hsgs 9 @ a P @ @ that % M s @ fsg onr wab
over getting
If all in disposition kept
on @ sR s % 7 @ @ m D ga wI @ deg @ Ehs an n % 5 s what
S present @ not a4 the Ds to take % aeton @ themselves @ @ nes boxers
JEFFRIEsJOH
Jehres and Johnson the talk on the big match has fallen
quickly turned disgust and the that
continue smolder till training time rolls
decide
that he the dollar This
chance andh make the of it.
Ricka insists making joke of himself by prolongng the
Nobody has heard much from Jack his
declaring to
Gleason has said practically nothing and done less
followers of the
bother
ramou of within months
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1910-04-15
CHANGE | !! [ { the |! FIRM
7a'alf | I! I -tnllltsrsst / Ii / Diamond
Sign: Jsyvelry stores Sold !
&. to Earl vRetzel rs, /. I.

F. A:: deal has practically. been com.
pleted whereby Spirit J. 5Vasaly, os
the Diamond Sign Jewelry store, salls
20 one half interest In the business "a
Earl Wetzel, the change to take place
May first, I'LL ~ I g,
Mr.. VasalJ established the Diamond
Sign store here sixteen years a2o, ana
from the beginning the business has
ever been increasing, until today there
aye few jewelry Establishments ia this
part OF the state that equal it lin, the
volume of business done, in the retail
and repair, as well as in the optical
department. T.. @.>
Mr.. Vasaly will be: manager of the
new concern. ..~;.> Z - II: ,<.&:
I Mr.. Wetzel is one of our popular
young men ana is not new III the
business, having for some time ,been
with the Clark Bros. Jewelry. store,
formerly of this city. OF later years
he has had charge of the collections
in the German American bank, which
position he resigns tomorrow. ,eS:': S'ts
Under the new arrangement We
expect to see the Diamond SiRn
Jewelry store repeat the successes Of
each year that has passed, but In
greater measure. n -. =" !. W.T. W.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1910-04-15
''REAPlNG TIE HARVEST
EXCELLENT COMEDY-DRAMA
70 BE GIVEN AL MILO
II SATURDAY NIGHT.

Tomorrow evening, at the Milo
theatre, Hiliard Wight and his ex-
cellentf company, headed by Miss
Amber Wight, will present the de-
llghtful heart. interest comedy drama,
'Reaping the Harvest. Aside from
being scenic revelation the play is
thrilling, the climaxes are strong,
the comedy element highly developed,
the characters are broad, healthy,
breezy. The author has not allowed
the question of cast to tarnish his
work. Vice, no matter how richly
clad, is punished according to its
deserts, and virtue las virtue should y,
though ever so ragged, receives its
just reward. Mr.. Hilliard Wight,
aside from being successful manager,
is an actor of fine discrimination,
genial humor and precise technique
Unlike many OF the new school Of
actors, he has a plentiful supply of
reserve force and can be alike strong
and dramatic or light and humorous.
The co-star, Miss Amber Wight, is 8
dainty. jolly, wholesome pit Of
humanity that effuses good American
numor, fresh from the soil, and instills
into the heart OF the toiler for that
universal and highly essential
ingredient. known as daily bread, q
spark of the life is worth living
germ. Like her associate, Miss
Wight can also deal out few thrills
when the occasion demands. Ad.
mission is Csc, 35c. and soc.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1910-04-15
g|IT llh'I|llIRS ! !! IfTI.


At the special meeting Of the, cIty
qqnnctl Wednesday evening: Aldermen
! 1klewel, Dewey; Bastlen, @vig, Lane,
lIoWn and Koeiosky present. The, ,cllei
q police wa instructed TO purchase
Gus Williamson, q city charge, Z, suit
"a clothes, purchase him A railroad
ticket tos Forest City, Iowa, and give
HIM IS 10 cash. The chief purchased
the clothes yesterday and Williamson
leaves Monday for DesM Moines, Iowa,
from which place he will 30 to Forest
Cley Where he has some relatives. 3 \:
..Ihe city attorney was instructed at
this meeting to take up the matter Of
trains blocking the west Broadway
crossing with superintendent Newman
Kline Of this division Of the Northern
Pacific. The city fathers wish this
practice Of train crews stopped. !. =
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1910-04-15
CITY TEAM TO TAKE ON RAN
DALI SUNDAY.

A game has been arranged for next
Sunday afternoon at Athletic park
between the Little Falls first team
and Randall, at which the regular
lineup of the big team this season will
most probably be decided on. Either
Ed. Ploof or Iver Benu. Wisconsin
baseball player who has arrived here
to try. out for q position on the pitch.
ing staff Of the team this season, will
be in the box for the home team. The
lineup for the rest of the team has not
as yet been decided on. Practice is
going on right along, however, and
the regulars will soon be all picked.
Randall has snappy little team, and
means business. 1t will probably put
both Saager and Lattimer, the south
paw, in the box, and fine contest Is
looked for: The game will be called
at 8 O'Clock sharp.
/. All fandom should come out to the
game and see what Little Falls is to
have this season in the way Of base.
ball team. So;
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1910-04-15
MUST CHECK WITHzBO0les
NEW RULING BY STATE EXAMIN-
Err MAKES MORE WORK FOR.
BOARD OF AUDIT.

A ruling recently made by the. state
examiner requires the county board Of
audit, in examining the books of the
county trasurer, to check tho receipts
with the books, sec that tax books are
properly marked and verify the de-
scriptions given. This extra work
requires about three or four days Of
the local county board Of audit's time
instead of the half day which was
generally consumed in auditing the
books. County Auditor Butler, Clerk
of Court Brick and Chairman j. j.
Jacobson of the board Ut county COM
missioners compose the board of audit,
ana they were in session from Monday
morning to yesterday morning.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1910-04-15
J TAKEN TO FERGUS FALLS
-: INSANE ASYLUM. ::,::3Nr =

Tim Treacy of Parker town AWas:
adjudged insane in probate court
Wednesday morning and was taken 10
the state asylum for the insane, at
Fergus Falls Wednesday noon ~
Sheriff Armstrong. The man, who
is q Spanish American war veteran,
has been wandering about through tho
nights, without sleep and little food,
ard had made several attempts to- bnrn
and tear his clothes !: He also here
malice toward the people in that
community and evidenced same . 20
that the people began to fear HIM. A
complalnt had been filed against him
before but nobody appeared against
him at that time. =
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1910-04-15

Misses Frances, Fortier and Flora
Bourassa; of this city, who are at
present teaching in the public schools
Of Monticello and Clara; City re-
spectively, were elected members Of
the 1901 teaching corps Of the local
public schools at last weeks meeting
Of the board of education. The other
new teachers elected are Miss Edna
Harkins and Miss Anna Northrop.
All. the high school teachers. s. with
the exception of A.. G. Hoffman who
takes the supeIintendency of the
Royalton schools next term, were re-
elected at an advance of IS each per
month IN, their salaries, and H. e.
White was re.elected superintendent at
q salary of 81. 800 per year.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1910-04-15
DIED

Frank Wheelock, "a, died suddenly
Sunday morning at 9:15 at his home
In the south end of town, death being
due to acute uraemla. He had,
been in ill health for q week or
ten day previously, but although he
complained little last Friday and
Saturday he was able to be about
town as usual. He had been unable
to take solid food for several days,
however, and on Sunday morning he
was seated In a chair and had inst
taken some milk when death overlook
him. ......... .....5.>.-51
Frank Wheeiock was born in pike
Greek June 10, 1885, but moved into
town with his parents when but two
or three years of age and had resided
here ever since. He is survived BY his
stepmother, Mrs. Anna Wheelock. his
mother having died several years ago
and his father having passed away a
couple years ago. Deceased had been
engaged as deliveryman for a number
OF years past, having been in the
emf 10y Of Raymond & Ebert, p. W.
Blake. and during the past four or i've
years previous to few weeks a9o
with Richard Bros. ~ .ls-.,7 %. q.
The funeral services were held at ST.
Adelberts Polish Catholic church. Rev.
Renkosiak officiating, and interment
was In the Polish Catholic cemeterv.
The local lire department., Of which
deceased was a member, attended the
equies IN q body. sl
Tho funeral Of the late Anton.
Povellnta. who died Sunday evening
at his home in Swan River after AL
illness Of some time, was held Tuee,
day morning from the Swan River
church, burial taking place in Swan
River Deceased had resided in thia
county during tho past thirty yeara
and has relatives n Germany.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1910-04-15
DoMKE-LaFOED wREsTLE MON
DAY NIGHT. =. =.

One of the cleanest and best wrest.
ling matches to be held here in years
will take place at the Milo theatre
next Monday evening at $3.50 O'Clock,
when Louis LaFond, the local
champion mat artist !: who trinmphed1l
over the Indian who wrest1ed mere
under the title Of War Eagle, goes on
the mat with Paul =: Domke" Of
Pipestone,. who stayed on the, mat
- 1-2 minutes with Gotch last month.
Domke agrees to. throw LaFond three
times in one hour. Some interesting
preiiminaries. will be put on, 7Ad.
mission will be B5o, SOC and 75c. ST ST Il e