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The San Francisco call., 1910-12-28
Eastern livestock Market


CHICAGO. Der. 27.-Csttle- Receipts. esti-
mated at $500. Market strong % shade
higher. Beeves. 81. .65d7. 80: Texas steers. 81 90
d5.35: western steers. $4n5.90: stockers and
feeders. 81. .4005.S0; cows and heifers. $2.50d
G %: calves. S7.2509-50.
Hogs-Receipts estimated at 1900. Market
Ec higher. Light. s7.60Gs; mixed. sT.e5as;
choice heavy. S7.z50s; pigs, $7-25Gs.05; bulk
Of sales. ST.soMT-9 -95.
Sheep-Recelpts estimated at 10000 Market
&c 10 loc higher. Native 81. 2.65G 4.35; western.
s. T5o14. 80: yearlings. Sz75d5 so; lambs, native
81 25d6-5O. western s4.75de.4o
KANSAS CITY
KANSAS CITY, Dec. 27---Caftle-R Receipts,
3 COO Market strong. Native steers. 81 475d
80, native COWS and heifers, 81. 75d5.75; stock
ers and feeders, Ss7550; bulls. So 406z. so;
calves S4ds25; western steers 50 50N6; west
ern cows. $2-T5Q4.T5
Hogs-Receipts 1000 Market Sc higher.
PuIk Of sales. s7.so0s. %; heavy, $7soa7.s7Is /;
packers and butchers, s7.so@7.s5; lights. s7.775
sbeep-Receipts. sooo Market strong Nut
tons. S.. 25;' lambs. S55o@e.So; fed weth-
ers and yesrlings, S3-15a5.25; fed western
SOUTH OMAHA
SOUTH OMAHA. Neb.. Dec 27.-Caftle-Re-
ceipts $500. Market strong. loc higher Ma
80. western steers. S3-5005.70: range cows and
heifers S3H4-70. Gamers S2-Son3.40. stockers
and feeders S305-60; calves. $3-50IS; bulls,
stage etc. s.. 3.25d4.oo-
Hozs-Receipts 3,Ioo. Market SC higher.
Heavy. s7.0007. s.: mixed, sT65aT-so; light.
s.. 80; pigs. $e75@T-75' bulk Of sales s1e5
sheep Receipts $500. Market Zoe higher.
Yesrlinrs s45065.23. wethers. S3.J0I425;
ewes S3d $50: lambs S523Q6--3.
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Crude OH for Hawaii
The tank ship Marion Cllicott was cleared for
Honolulu yesterday with 18 900 barrels Of crude
oil, valued at $1,000.
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JEwELRY sToLEN-While George Bauer slept
in his home. SOC Hayes street, Monday after
noon There's entered the house and stole jew
elry valued at si2o-
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portIand Iixeetoclx Market

PORTLAND. Dec. 27---Cattle- Receipts. 100
hesd. market steady. Prime steers $3.50 so:
Eosd 10 choice steers. S6M6.50: choice 10 prime
COWS 81 g01d IS. good 70 choice beef COWS. s.
Cd5.50: good 10 choice heiferE. <s-7505: fair TO
good heifers s4500z-75; choice 10 good fat
bulls, 81. .25d4.5O; good TO choice Light calves,
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Notice to Mnriners

Captain II. b. Smith Of the steamer Daisy re-
ports to the branch photographic office that at
1890 p. m. December 81 1910. he found Sand
Harbor missing j. G. BURNETT,
Lieutenant. T. s. N, In charge
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-28
BY United wireless

Tuesday. December 81.
STEAMER SANTA RITA-At D. m, Dec. 2s
was reported I6 miles south OF Yaquina head
moderate southwest wind and sea; raining
STEAMER wHTT1ER-Passed out at noon
STEAMER LURLINE-From Honolulu for Sar
francisco; Dec. 81, $3.50 p. m, 1S3 miles OF;
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Weather Report
RAINFALL DATA

United States Department OF Agriculture
Weather Bureau. san Francisco. Dec. q. 1910.
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MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS

TO ARRIVE
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PIER DIRECTORY

NORTH OF MARKET STREET
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Indicates rising river. Indicates falling
\. R. TAYLOR, Local Forecaster.
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SACRAMENTO. Dec. 27-Observations taken
at a. M, Pacific time
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-28
Bonton Wool NIarket

NEW ORLEANS, Dec 2I.-Cotton-Spot
ding, 145se.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-07-11

propia, implicaba claramente el va
lor que las Cortes habian dado q a
:quel instrumental.
Mr.. Olmsted. Ell no n ec esitaba que
'se enmendase Ia Constitution. Fl te-
MIA el derecho eNpresado en- la mlsma
lparasuspender las garantias en- cuan
to a la referida Constitution preveia
para que el pueblo de Puerto Rico
jtuviera SUI legislature.
Mr.. Larrinaga.- a.-Justamente. Solo
tenfa cl derecho a suspender, y en-
tonces las Cortes decidirian y proba-
lblemente tendria lugar una nueva e.
lecci6n.
Mr.. Nelm.- -Si el caballero por Puer
to Rico me 10 permite dire al de Pen
sylvania que el gobernador tenia el
derecho de disolver la legislature, y
era su deber el convocar a elecciones
tres meses despues y llenar las va
cantes, como sucedia en- 1nglaterra,
(segun dice el caballero repretsentan
te por Colorado), cuando en- aquella
jnacion ocurre alguna desavenencia
entire el cuerpo legislative y la Co.
|rona: que ell Parlamento es disueltO Y
iy cl case pasa al referendum del pue
Iblo, 6sea eNactam nte 10 provisto en-
Ia cito da .Co,,etit,,c;Sp
(Vease la edici6n de mafana.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-07-11

La Caborrojeiia. iugo ds e.as
' .rut,.s Al natural, refroscoai 6
ces ycigarros. v Gale Marina. No. !,
Barberia Eel Figaro de RutSfI
Yasnraz caila Victoria No. ). ~
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-07-11
Carta al Sr. +. Sohomburg.
San Juan.

Muv senior nuestro: Su negocio
consiste cuando Sc quema una casa
pagar al ducho ell aseguro para la edi
ficaci6n de una nueva. Is I'm buen
negocio, siendo eXtraho que sin el
Sc pasara tan largo tempo.
Pintamos la casa que Sc quema y
la nueva tambi6n, y, para meior de-
cir, plntamos las casas que tampoco
Sc queman.
Uds. aseguran las casas que Sc
queman; nosotros aseguramos las
que no Sc quemar.
A ids. solament e les queda ell hu-
mo y la ceniza, mientras que noso-
tros pintamos todas las casas.
Nosotros fabricamos la pintura de
plomo y zinc y la vendemos por me-
diaci6n de nuestros agentess. La de
plomo Y aceite es la que antiguamen-
te Sc usaba. La de Devoe es zinc IL
gado con plomo y aceite Gle linaza : la
mejor del mlndo. Y la mas barata
porque Sc nee esitan menos galones
que de pintura mezclada y dura dos
veces mas que las de plomo y aceite.
Nadie quiere pinturas malas; sin en-
barge hay muchas.
De I'd altos y S. S.
F. W. Devoe & Co.
New York.
P. S. Julian Matienzo Sue.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-07-11

Dr. ' Santoni.-De:a IA facultad de
Paris. tspecialista en- los enteime-
dades de Ia vista. Horas de consul
tas, de 8 4 10 A. N. y de i P. M.
f!aza Principal Nun. y.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-07-11

Lcdo. Ramon Dapena abo-
TadS = notario. caile lsabel M E
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-07-11

Llorens 6 Sanchez MontaIyo.-
buiete y Notaria en- Ponce. Plaza De-
licias 20
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-07-11

Lcdo. Jaime G. SEEK. Abosado y No
tarlo ejerce en- todas las Cortes de la
lsla J de New York, oficina calle Ma
rlna No. rs, en- New York 80 Woll ST
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-07-11

Lcdo.F. Manuel Toro, abogado y
notano. Ofcina en- Ia calle del
Leon, numero 10, altos
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-07-11


s. iz que
~ T. sss.s * I -
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-07-11

Jose Romaguera = Lo, S. en- {.
tabricantes DE- ,icort.s compra<io-
'es exclusives lie! scl, ditado R,l
RErARAoA Y antiy'la s;c>4olado Bas..
res. ViMa Hn. A.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-07-11

Jose A. Poventud- Abogado,
a ttorney and Counsellor at Law.
oflclna: Calle Mayor No 10. Tele-
ono No. 219-2.-Ponce. 2. r,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-07-11

Vicente USera. a.-Existencia cons
tante de toda clase de ganado va
cuno. Especialidad NOVlLLOS
hnos domados.- ?. 0. Box o.
Ponce.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-07-11

GaS0llna.-Accite, Grasa y Efsa
to5 para AUTOMOBILES. Bicic'etss
Y Accesovios de todas clases: hay
lie venta constantements en- u
AGENCIA dc J. Brandt.
Telt.fono No. 6, p. O. Boz 81
liaza Principal al ado del Con-
Si>torio.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-07-11

La Caborrojena. iugo d. e.as
' trut,ss al natural, refrescoA dne
ces v cigarros. Gale Marina. No.
Barberia Eel Figaro, de- kufS'
Vasauez. calle Victoria No. 5: ;:
DeluCca s Co. Comerciantes 4
por mayor y detail. Comercioy Ss-i
lud. sucursales "Salud y "Auro-
ra," "Concordis" y Luna Con
rebaja de precios, especialidad es
compras 4 comicil:c r EomPra y ven
ia de frutos del lelefono nu'
nero 299.
Ia Chiquira. DE jose Mas
Perez .Ropa heci1a, Quincalla y Mr.
ceria Fabrica de seisos do gous,
Gale Mayor, esquina i tstrelia
7. Arizona Oliver imacenlsta u
por mayor. en- provlslones de todas,
elases. sal nollda en- s:qutos d.
una libra, marcs Agalia. Frenss :
ia Plaza del nercado A.euts "a
San Jnan' n. Llaur' j., ~. :
Manuel Mocst. Yaa;a.. ';e,rasentaass
de "La Correspon'e.= Is Ponce ~.
Rico, P. o. Box. H. eiefono "a
-Agente y correspocs7:' de var'oz pe-F
ri6dicos importautes ~ 81 juan, ~
isla y el extranercs -'"ras a ganc'as
tcmisiones. i.u5ro n3t ssterencO
Re.el y Colmaaa :: o, Mel
plaza Dc.:,",= i. {.
Doctores Vidal v,};.*: )en+is-
tas americanos. ., ;,t:,clas -
Horas dc ofclia. : : : Il II
l.30 4 ) p, m.
Resosa 8 Ramirez. -, 'esenta,.
to de manufacturers. 'ora,sloaA
tae--Acentes dc Ia maoH,na ds ~
eIihir. UNDERWOOD. Ponce. 7. =.
Jose Romagucra y CO, S. en- c.
tabricantes DE- 'icor5.s compra<io-
'es exclusives lie! so. ditado .R,a
RErAHADA Y antiyl, s;c,aolado 8as.,
res. Vnia ,;,o. A.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-07-11

Sc vsnde una tiuca de 81 cuordas
dc cafe y paste, en- pueblo de Moro.
Wis. Para iuiormes dirigirse a Luis
de Ia Cruz, Ponce.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-07-11
D|RECT0RIo De PONCE

Dr. A. Santaella. .-Medico ciru-
lano. Telefono 296, Gale de Ia
Relna, No. 25. Consultas de a3
p. m. Ponce.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-01-06
FROSTY NIGHT AND
 A FROSTY SHOW
Paul Gilmore Wasting His Talents On His New Play "The
 Candidate"

Remembering pleasantly Paul Gil mores excellent and delightful pre- sentation of his former success, The Tyranny of Tears and At Yale a goodly number of the loyal theater goers braved the awful blizzard and nearly foot of snow last night to see that clever and popular young actor in his new play, "The Candi
 date" at the Elks Theater Unfor= tunately for the future of MT. Gil
 more here, they were sadly disap- pointed; not with the star himself but with the bill in general. Hand
 capped by the sudden departure of two we'll rehearsed members of his com pany few days ago and being forc- ed to fill the vacancies with two ac- tors, who were not well up in their
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MANY LADIES
 HEAR MISS WILLIS
Expert an "GookerieS" Giving Inter- c>ting Series of Lectures at |.
 NJ. (. A.1Cahe Awarded.

The lectures on cookery given bV Miss I4da .imes Willis, and her sistant, Miss Emma Baarson, n, the !. M. C. A, under the direction of the \. K. Fairbanks Company, are becoming more popular daily, and be- fore the weekend crowded house is expected. Yesterday afternoon not withstanding the snow and sleet, a comfortable crowd was present, and the lecture was most instructive one The chief attraction was the cake drawing in which fine beautiful white cake was given away The names of all the ladies present were written on slips, and drawn from a box. Mrs. Charles Hooberry proved to be the lucky one The delicacies explained and illustrated yesterday were, Mocha Cream Cakes, potatoes au gratin, snow balls, lemon sauce and oyster rarebit An equally in-
 teresting program has been pre- pared for each day until the end of the engagement.
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ENGINEERS INSTALL
 NEW OFFICERS
Ladies Oi the G. |. |. Were Guests at Public Entertainment and Served
 Delicious Refreshments.

Monitor Division No. 216. Brother hood of l.ocomotiy. Engineers, held public installation of officers las night at the Knights of Pythias Hall on West Second avenue and notwith- standing the blizzard. many members and their ladies attended. The mem bers of the C. l. A.. the Ladies Aux Hilary of that order, were the guests of the Engineers on that occasion and were delightfully."- entertained. At- ter the installation the ladies served delicious refreshments Jack Crowley one Of the oldest and most popular engineers in the Cotton Belt service. was presented with a fine boot jack by F. English, master mechanic at the shops. The new officers in stalled include D. L. Anderson chief engineer: W. \. CahGOn. second GIL gineer: C. P. Hond, first assistant en- gineer; W. \. Lee. second assistant engineer; l.. \. Chaffce, third as sistaht engineer; K R. Boone guide. F.. M. Van CleaVe. chaplain
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Iine. Mr. GiH.u.e= Na1 eyel4. deprived of his usoa at aomonc-a durfn4 the performance and in view oi tll" fact that Che plll does u0l give hin an opnortnniN to display his well known talents his reputation sHtfo-- ed considerably
 Paul Gilmore started the season with The Call From the North" but Tor some reason fl was not a success.
 He took The Candidate'. written by Owen Davis. author of N Yafe" The play is entirely tee light for Gilmore and il is surprising to note that d man of his dramatic ability would waste his talents and suffer financial loss in an effort to make it go.' It depicts the humorous side Of politics. It includes those inci- dents of an election that furnishes op- NOrtunity for amusement and laugh ter, intorWoycn with a love story. The play ought to be shelved. Mir Gilmore is too good for it.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-01-06
HOPE CHICKENS
 CAPTURE PRIZES
Farm Carry OH all the prcm- iumS at the Dallas Show.

Hope, Jan. :l.--Word was received in this city this morning from Dallas. Texas, that the exhibits of the Brook wood poultry farm of Hope captured all the premiums at the poultry eX- position in Dallas The first prem iums were awarded the Brookwood exhibit for thoroughbred Buff Orping- tons. In addition to winning all of the first prizes, the special prize, a large silver loving cup, was also awarded the Brookwood exhibit
 In that the poultry show in Dallas is looked upon as one of the largest in the South, the owners of the Brook wood farm feel highly elated, and de- clare the amount of advertising re- ccived will not only benefit Hope, but the entire State of Arkansas.
 It will be remembered that the Bro0kwCod exhibit captured number of first prizes at the poultry show held in Little Rock not long since.
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KILLED MAN WHO , ENTERED HOME E. l.. White Shoots Herbert Blair, Found in Company
 of White''1TE Wife.
TRAGEDY AT ENGLAND
Returned Home UnexpectedI, Three Prominent in Social
 Circles There.

F England Ark. Jan. a.--l Special- E. l.. White. g. years old, promi- nent and we'll known travelling sales man representing three Little Rock houses in this territory, tonight at aS:3O o'clock shot and killed Herbert Blair, 23, when he caught him in White home, ill company with the latter's wife. After killing Blair his slayer telephoned to Constable F. A. Wright to come to his home and he would surrender Wright did so and White is now in custody.
 The tragedy created great excite ment throughout this city and a gen uine sensation in view of the fact that Mrs. White is quite prominent In the Methodist church and social circles and is one of the most popular young matrons in I,onoke county. She IS p years old.
 When the officer reached White $
 home he found Whites wife pros~ trated from grief and Blair was lying on the floor of her bedroom, partial sly dressed. Mrs. White, according to her husband, was also scantily attired when he suddenly returned to his shome, after seeing Blair go there. ! The latter evidently thought Blair Fhad left the city, as he had left his home a half an hour before the trag- sedy to take train for Little Rock. " Mrs. White has made no statement. gfIer husband, after being arrested, said that he had suspected his wife for some days. Early tonight he left { Ills home and kissed her goodbye. ytelling her he was going away. He
 remained near his home, however, and saw Blair, who was 23 years old and drug clerk. enter it. He waited a half an hour and then returned to his home. Knocking on the door he received no answer and knocked again. His wife opened the front door and White rushed through the .parlors expecting to enter his bed room. The door was locked and be- ing unable to force it open, White fired shot through the door. He heard something fall inside and af- ter forcing the door open, he saw Blair attempting to rise to his feet He shot him three times and Blair
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-01-06
HELP THE WORTHY
 POOR PEOPLE

Money donated for that purpose and left at the Bank of Pine Bluff will find it's way into the charity fund for the City Mission relief The distribution rooms are at No. 307 East Third avenue and all food fuel, clothing left there will be judiciously distributed by Rev. S. s. Holcomb. He will call for them if he is asked to do so over old phone 917. He says many deserving persons are appealing son for assistance and he is unable to care for them all, because of lack of funds and provisions.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-01-06
HOPE BOOSTERS
 RAISE S8O.O0( Four Hundred Donated Lot Sold by the Progress
 sive League.
TO BE USED AS BONUS
impr0mptu Celebration Held 1nesday Wight b. Citizens, tnd
 Prizes Awarded.

flop", Jan. 3. Some months ago the citizens of Hope, realiline tho need of publicity for the cit4. or. sanizcd q Live body, known ag ii,
 Hope Progressive League This or sanitation was founded for the pur- pose of bringing before the world the, resources of the city, its needs and ambitions
 k. l.. ffitchard and Ghas. !. Raer. the former secretary of tn" league, left no stone mtHrnrd to make the project q success, and immediately set about devisin@ ways and means to more properly advertise Hope The first thing done was unique in tue history of the state. \ list Was ar ranged, and etery property ,holder in the city was solicited for lot or piece of property in and near the city, which at some time was to be sOId and the money derived from the sale to go to he Progressive League. Four hundred lots were donated to the committee ill charge, and the sale Of the same was immediately begun prizes were awarded the man or wO- man selling the greatest number, and last night at 10 o'clock the last of the 100 lots was sold at $2Oo The total amount of money derived from this idea was $80,0OO and this mo ney will be used as q bonus for the bringing to Hope of industries of every description, Already one large plat haa been located and tbe cti- zens of the city look forward to many more, number of which have prac- tically been cinched.
 When the final lot was sold last night mass meeting was held, and a monster improIhptI celebration held by the people of Hope The sell ing of the lots is looked upon as a big thing, and the people are jubilant over the success of the venture and the prospects of the upbuilding of Hope in the near future.
 The following were the winners of the prizes offered for selling the greatest number of lots:
 First Prize, men $l5 in gold, k. L. Pritchard
 First prize ladies, $13 in gold Mrs. J. D. Barlow,
 Second prize. men, $lo in gold, Carl J. I'aer.
 Third prize. g. in gold. Tom An derson.
 Thcso prizes were awarded the win nera ttis morning who in turn turn cd the money over to the Progressive l.ea2uo I3 ar used in boosting Hope.
 The people of Hope are great be- lievets in aiYing credit where credit is Gue and today Messrs. Pritchard and Ra,r are the lions of the hour, for il is claimed that through their hard work was the ultimate success Of the idea possible
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EAGLES TO HAVE
 A SOCIAL SESSION

Pine Bluff Aerie, No 209. Fraternal Order of Eagles, will hold big so- cial session tonight at their hall OH West Second avenue, at which re- treatments will be served and the newly elected officers will be install- ed. All the members are urged to be present as a good time is in store for them. A special committee was arrangements for the social feature and it has accomplished much good work
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OTHERS ARE AFTER
 LOCAL POSTOFFICE

Oscar Spellnan, of Lake Farm, i in Little Roef ana the Ll,t.e Roe; Democrat says he is an ap2!.cans fo,' appaoihfmen for the Pin@ E'ua postmastershib. It " as not pr', ous- ly stated that Mir. Spellman was af.er the local Postoffice, but Major F. ( Furth, thel present postmaster, nn ! MT. R. C. Thompson were the only applicants for the place. It is als9 stated that E. \. sehicker, owner an i manager of the~<Arlington Hotel. s a dark horse in the race and that ae is beilg given some consideration bN party ,aaders
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NEST OF OWLS
 INSTALL OFFICERS

Pine Bluff Nest No. l19i, Order of Owls met Tuesday night and install ed the newly elected officers. who will serve for the ensuing year. The officers Were installed by the presi- dent, Judge E. J. Kerwin who was also installed as past president
 The other officers are: George r. Hill, president; T. Havis Niyon, vice president; o. F. Tedstrom, inyocator, W. M Galloway, secretary. II. l. Holderness, treasurer; R. A. Poole, warden; J. A. FairWeather. sentinel; R. R. Crawley, picket; Dr. 0. W. Clark F. B. Harvey and C. M. Philpot, trus- tees
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TO REORCANIzE
 THE CANAL ZONE
House Puts Panama Affairs in the Hands of President Taft and
 ihOliSheS the Commission.

Washington, Jan. '.-A thorough in vestigation into the Ballinger- Pin chot controversy is promised by re solutions introduced in the house to-
 day by Representative Humphreys of Washington. and in the senate by Senator Jones, of Washington. The passed the bill of Representative Mann, providing for the re-organiza- tion of the Government Panama Ca nal Zone The bill places the entire administration of canal affairs in the hands of the President and abolishes the present canal commission.
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NO CHANGE IN
 MIR. BELLS CONDITION

fhe condition of D. (. Bell, who ia very low at the Florence Sauitar- ilh. Was unchanged at midnight last night. He is slowly sinking and there are absolutely no chance for his re coserE. He is still conscious and talked with friends and relatives who were with him during yesterday. He is growing weaker each hour. how ever. and his death is expected at any moment.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-01-06
DR. COOKS LIFE
 WAS THREATENED
That's Why the North Pole Explorer Disappeared from Copenhagen
 Says His Secretary.

Copenhagen, Jan. 5.-Walter I,ons- dale, private secretary to Dr. Fred erick Cook, said today that the reason Dr. Cook disappeared, he was fol lowed everywhere in America by de- te ctives Because he received many letters, the doctor put on a mask and left for Marseil1rs tha day before his secretary left ft. Co., penhagen Lonsdale says he received a letter a few days ago from Dr. not heard of the University of Cop- enhagen finding