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FIRST HALF WEEKS
 BILL AT ORPHEO

For the first three days of this week the Orpheo is receiving an ova- tion for it's bill, which is merited. Manager Wilhoit has secured two ex- cellent bills for his house. Nothing could be desired in the operatic line with more music and comedy than that rendered by Walters & Claremore The act is complete round of fine music and up-to-date comedy, the kind found in the big shows. Both voices are good. Mack & Burgess is the act Casey, the Clockmaker' is a riot. This playlet is one of the most amusing ever seen on the Orpheo stage. The singing of Meet Me in Dreamland' and other hits, by the wo- man in the act entities the perform CTS to headliner honors. During the latter part of the week the offering will be Chandler & Ames in a singing and dancing act and Shannon and Straw in comedy sketch.
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MURDER JURY IS
 UNABLE TO AGREE

At midnight last night the jury which heard the evidence in the case of the state against Pearl Johnson, the negress who was tried in the Jeff ferson circuit court Monday and Tues day on first degree murder charge, retired for the night, having failed to reach a verdict after several hours deliberation. The Johnson woman is accused of assassinating Geneva Pope, a young negress, while she was walk ing along country road. two miles west of Pine Bluff on the afternoon of May ?. Some damaging testimony was offered by the state yesterday against the defendant.
 A message from Little Rock last night at late hour stated that Mrs. Charlie Ferguson was not expected to live. Mrs. Ferguson has many friends in the city who will be sorry to learn of her serious illness.
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southwest quarter of section 19; lots three (3), four (D, and five CD of northwest quarter of section 16; part of lot two @ of northwest quarter Of northwest quarter of section 16, and north half of section +, all in town ship three (3), south, range ten G0), west, containing 619.74 acres, more or less, in Jefferson county, Arkansas.
 Terms of sale-On a credit of three months, the purchaser being requir- ad to execute bond with approved personal security bearing interest at he rate of ten per cent, per annum from date of sale, until paid, and a lien being retained on the premises scld to secure the payment of the purchase money.
 Said sale will be made to satisfy a decree in favor of plaintiffs against said defendants for $4,364.01, togeth- C.. with interest thereon at the rate uf ten per cent per annum from date cf said decree.
 Given under my hand on this '4th day of June, 1910.
 w. M TONEY,
 Commissioner in chaneery.
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NOTICE OF COMMISSIONERS SALE

Notice is hereby given that in pur- suance of the authority and directions contained in a decree of the Jeffer- son chancery court made and entered on the 14th day of May, 1910, in g certain cause, (No. 153S), then perd- ing therein between the Citizens Bank and w. H. Langford, trustee, plain tifs, and A. F. McNeill and Ella Me- NeiIi, defendants, which decree may he found in chancery record @, pages 621-622, the undersigned, ae commissioner of said court, will oife.' for sale at public outcry to the high est bidder at the south door or en- trance of the Jefferson county court house in the city of Pine Bluff, with in the hours prescribed by law for judicial sales, on Thursday, the 14th day of July, 1910, the following de- scribed real estate and all right, title interest and equity of redemption which said defendants may have therein, to-wit:
 East half of northwest quarter, and
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The weather man says 1t will be fair today.
 FOR RENT-Some desirable resi- oences in various parts of the city. Pinchback Taylor, Rents, Insurance and Loans.
 FOR RENT-No. 1923 Olive in first class repair, also several small houses in various locations in the city. Phone 1O32. Pinchhack Taylor. tf.
 -"Tiger Grit Roofing is made from genuine Asphelt which is a min eral dug from the ground, therefore is weather proof, 1 ply weighs 60 lbs to the square, for $1.75 complete at Hardware Go.
 We are still in the repair bus1- ness. We can make EOur old furni- ture lock like new Try us. Ted slrom Fur. Go.
 Persons contemplating the erect ion of any build lng should consult with Mitchell Seligman, architect. Citi- Iens Bank Building. u
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WOODWORK DEPT.
 TO CLOSE DOWN

Mrs. L. E. Hall, who has been here with her husband, foreman of the wood work department of the Saw yer and Austin Lumber Company, left yesterday afternoon for her home in Elkhart, Ind. Mrs. Hall will spend a short while in Chicago, before going to Elkhart, to be the guest of her two sons.
 MT. Hall expects to leave soon for Elkhart. as he states that his depart
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ment at the mill will soon be dispens- ed with. The woowork department is now finishing some interior furnish ings for a new postoffice at Corsicana, Texas, and as soon as this is complet- ed Mr. Hall states that the depart ment will shut down, not to reopen. The company is now offering the machinery for sale according to Mr. Halls statement, but he is unble to tell how long before the work now being done can be completed This of the mill is on the sec ond floor of the box factory. It en- ploys large number of men.
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--C. 8. McNew Real Estate, Rents IEd Loans, 106 Pine street. 1O-9-tf' Do not build, repair, move your Nuse or put up with leaking build E until you get our estimate. The wee Construction Go. D. w. Boyce, gr., 106 Pine st.
 Follow the crowd-go to Durham's.
 tf Ring up the American-Exc elsior Edy Go, when you have some clothes to clean and press.
 All kinds of Furniture repair work done in first class shape by srede+rom Fur Co. 4-7-tf. --Dr. Grandy and O'Daniel use Hoimnoform viitalized air for painless extracting. 211 1-2 Main. 4-19-tf Special Monday Oak Rockers at COG an the dollar at Reap X Crawford Furniture Co.
 -WANTED-A1l the fine dressers to send us their clothes to dry clean and press. American-Excelsior Ldy. Co.
 To be sure it's warm-Here's q remedy-ice cold drinks at Durham's. See our window for Aluminium Naturalization Furn. Go.
 We give you the best process of cleaning and pressing in the city, American-Excelsior Ldy. Co.
 Rev. J. s. Cline of Benton, afford cd pleasure on the lawn at the home of J. M Mccain last night, with views of Che comet through his telescope. :; Special Monday, $3.75 Rockers for G2.1O. A $5.oO Rocker for $3.S5.- Reap & Crawford Furniture Co.
 LOANS-I have money to loan on first class real estate in Pine Bluff. or Jefferson county. Pinchback Tay- Tor, Loans and Insurance.
 Get in with the push and ring up American Excelsior Ldy Co.,, when you want your clothes cleaned and pressed and made to look new.
 Mrs. Ben Sylvester, who recently underwent an operation at the Flor ence sanitariun, is now getting along nicely. She was sitting up yesterday and in about a week expects to be able to return home.
 Roscoe Berry, negro, was fined $10 in the city police court yesterday morning by Judge J. R. Stewart. He was charged with obtaining money by false pretenses. Berry formerly worked for the Credit Tailoring Com pany and after being discharged from the service went to customers, col lected money and appropriated it to his own use.
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Don't fail to see our line of Re- frigerators before you buy. Prices right. Tedstrom Fur. Go.
 ''Herrick Refrigerators' from $14.00 up, lawn mowers $3.4S up; Gasoline stoves $2.9S up; Water Coolers S1.75 up; Filters $225 up; Steel Ranges S259S up at Cleveland-Matthews Hardware Go.
 LOST-BTRD DOG. 2 MONTHS OLD;
 white and lemon ears and lemon
 spot on back. Return to or notify
 Nc. Dowell at shooting gallery.
 Phona 37 6-15-6t
 You get bargain if you get a "Herrick Refrigerator they cost less, last longer, and use less ice than any high grade box sold, with perfect circulation Sold by Cleveland-Matt hews Hardware Co.
 Special-Special-Special. See the exceptional values in Oak Rockers in cur window next Sunday which will he sold next Mcnday-Reap & Craw. ford Furniture Co.
 A large assortment of Lawn Goods to select from Prices right at Tedstrom Fur. Go.
 FOR sALE-Small house and lot in west part of city on easy payments. ] !oinchback Taylor, Real Estate Insur- .nce and Loans.
 A party left yesterday morning they will spend the week fishing. They expect to return about Friday Or Sat- urday, of course, with many fish. In ] the party were Mir and Mrs. Fred Senyard, Mrs. P. M. Kilroy, Mrs. Ad- die Harris, MT. and Mrs. Lawrence Dixon and Mrs. Stella Senyard.
 The name of Judge A. B. Grace, of the Jefferson circuit court, should have been in the headlines of an ar ticle dealing with the decision of the supreme court in the case of the Sim mons National Bank against the Dill ley Foundry Company in yesterday mornings Graphic. Through an er- TOT it was stated that Judge Elliott had been sustained by the higher court. It should have been Judge Grace, as the case was appealed from the circuit court and it was Judge Grace's ruling that was approved by the Little Rock jurists.
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6-15-22 29 z 6.
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Suffered day and night tna tor ment of itching piles. Nothing help cd me until I used Doan's Ointment. It cured me permanently-Hon Join R. Garrett, Mayor, Girard, Ala.
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NOTICE! NOTICE!! NOTICE!!!

At 1102 West End ave-, you can get fresh barbecued meats and boiled ham daily, except Sundays. Home made bread and rolls fresh every ev- ening. I also get up, Dinners or special lunch to order. Timely mo- tice required. T. H. Skidmore Baker.
 5-29--1m
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Accidents will h,appen, but tha best regulated families keep Dr. Tho.oas' Eclectic Oil for such emergencies. It subdues the pain and heals the hurts.
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Be sure to see our special flue constructed Laurel Ranges the ones that will save 1-3 of your fuel bill, with a fire back that can not be burn ed out, cost no more than the old style ranges. Sold by ,Cleveland- Matthews Hardware Go.
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Opportunity s
 Latchstring STILL OUT AT THE Pine Bluff Mercantile Co
500 TOWELS
 5c AND 1Oc EACH

This month probably more than any other month house. keepers look to us to supply them in special Towels for the simrner. We have arranged this lot of underpriced Towels for their benefit. Sizes large and generous. at 5c each, or 50c q dozen, at 10c each (for a larger toweD or $1.00 a dozen. Both Towels 10c, 15c and 25c; everyone worth more than the rice
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For full line Of Fresh Vege- nbles and plants call old phone S73. 2io Merlo. (tf)
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SPECIAL PRICES TO CLOSE GUT

SI VI-HT NIVLJ IV V11Vs517 VI Regular 15 cent package of self rising Buckwheat for , cents. Regular 8 cent sack of old fash ion Buckwheat for 15 cents.
 Bulk Olives in good condition p cents per quart THE LLOYD GROCERY COMPANY
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1DO COLORED PARASOLS
 WANT NEW OWNERS

Pongees, taffetas, linens and fancy silks; long fashionable handles in plain and wood col ored to match the covers. $1.00 to $500 for grades hat are worth nearly twice as much.
The sun., 1910-07-09

into custody ~ IN" same cas- on charg''-
at drinkennass and di-oTderly conduct
Yesterday rcrituntis DEVELOPED L.
Private SCOTS ca-s'. and n was this d"v'l
opucnt coup'd with the report that y
would prov" fatal that I'D the soldiers
t. hand themselves Together and d"SC"nd
upon the jail
IN" physicians at thu fort gave nut
the rrpurt tonight that PryF'" Scouts
crniItion Na~ improved. hut a. ihA sam"
tan" they hav" asked members ~ hs
fanuIy t. conc 20 Washington.
Jackson and the five nsgrus.s who Ner.
g. Ken into Gust pdV with him were to have
b,''n srrr ign-d hsfore Justice Louis
Dalb-rt in A"xaudria County Court this
-.Ing Tn" Justice. after hearing
u the e. rly morning occurrence ~ the jail
ordered pnStpUnement - the hearing
until next EueSdgv morning
IL ~ SUSPECTED th7t ~~VerHl vf the self
constitutes vrngrr- who O. hid at the jail
cam. from Private Scctts troop. which
- Battery u. rhirt Artillery. u .. eN-
p@cted that th. officers at the fort will
hRvc something 10 ~ay IN regard ~ the
case tomorrow
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Isut Thr, Dt,nI TaIk AboOt Moody : R~.
IIr-Hrnt from the Bench.

RFytELY Nj July Their" wa. .
re-. ,.. I of gossip % bout fna supreme CONT
-. Dpn,utrnsnt- which Pr--,d"n' Tar O.,
To u. =" when lsts this afternoon 70 NT~
~? rnsd that IN" Pre-idsnt .yd CAPT
" But h'd m.i,r'd over - NJ gnnlia
to 49,. As~ocia .. Justice William u Mprdy
The re,iysl lDs,ed unt,i M" Pr".iden'
e., u..ck '0-uisht 'ui then d'"i most
natural dea'h
m. White House let y 10" knp~n that
the President end Justice Moody had not
discussed the question - m" latter =
retirement under th" recent act ~ ,'n-
gress No mention whichever w's mad"
oT thai subject u wa- -gId
The. President fe"ls greet delcscy ir
this matter he has informed frisnd~ u
seems proba bIe too that Justice Moody
not HAVING made up his mind as 10 whether
0r not he will accept the offer of Congress
also wishes 20 refrain from mention Of
Il. especially to the President
Mr. Tan frequently has Expressed the
hope that Justice Moodys illness would
he conquered -o that he might not feel
compeIled 20 puit the bench. For these
reasons. u was said IN" President and
Justic. Moody talked about other things
They are old friends and did not lack
topics The Justice seemed better than
some reports would have him.
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uIsS ,>HEI SIR NES DENTIST.
" ants - .OOO because Opera Garments
Mere Attached Tor Bni.

Igt,Auo, july Miss Nellie Anhe'Iser
of ~ Louis filed suit for $1,000 DANA gee
against Dr Robert Good. dentist l2e
state street. thi- morning in the Muht"i-
pal Court
The action - "a r.ialia tIon Tor the dts
comfor' aud embarrassment which she
says shc suffered when u balm of me
Municipal Court attached her opera
ca p.s and evening gowns at the Congress
Hotel last April in suit brought by the
dent ist
According TO the statement OF Elmer
SchIssinger. attorney for Miss Anheuser'
the dentist and his bondsman. George
" Bevrrs. ars liable Under the law Tor
bringing u wrongful suit.
Under the suit filed last April against
Miss Anheuser zhe was compelled 10
come to Chico go yesterday At the hear
ina. after the jury had been obtained'
Hugh Caperton. attorney for Dr. Good
took a nonsuit Twenty minutes before
taking tho nonsuit the attorney hled
another suit against Miss Anheu-er Tor
tho same claim.
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az RLED FROM CRtuPED "a TO.
Thomas KENNEDY Dead and Policeman
Met tormack FATALLY Hurt.

rNKRYIOwN. July Thomas Kennedy
oi i?l West IS2d street. New York city, -
dead aud John ". Mccormack of the
New York C,ty police force canno, live
a- a result ~ an automobile accident
which happened an front ~ william RoCke-
fell-r's property IA Broadws this after
noon
The automobile was IA Chhrg. 81 John =
Scanlon of th- CITY paymasters ofiC".
who lives si II5I Fitiy-frst street. Brook
In The chauffeur was George Wiley
Kennedy who was a friend of SCanlon'-.
vent along tor q ride Scanlon had hs-en
to Crn;on Dam TO pay on men and was on
hrs way to New Work
Al the top oT what - known 40 IA" Arch
hall they had pIacturr, and u stop was
made ~ repair % After n Wa= aSrd the
trip wIs rcs,im-d down the hill which IL
very steep ~ the bottom j. a 'arE" stone
arrh through which tn. old Croton aque-
duct CROSSE. Broadway Just a. the arch
was reached ,uc rear wheel struck a huge
boulder. cavias IN the wheel ana turning
th' "a most completely around
II, ormsck was sitting ia tine front seat
ANA k-nn DIV was ~ the rear With SCanlon
Ast!, ,..l ni, me boulder all we're thrown
llltD kltF ulT aAttl Ntlf'N
middle of tho road. which - rough ana full
II small stones Kennedy and Nc' or
mack te.n gon IN. left side landed heavily
ana both were knocked unconsC ious
.SCanlon goi bad cut On the head and an
other On his shoulder 9nd has hiH WAS hurt
nut he was able 20 get up. tn" chauffeur
wasn't s.ratCHod
\ physicIsn happened along. and with
he aS-i-'ano- Of another automobile party
~. 90 Iured men Ssge hurried TO the Tarry
tnwn ho-vitdI. whsr. DR. Grant. pr Fan
,hld and ~ Chase wer" sunmonsd
The doCtors soon saw that Kennedy and
VI, Cornack ~erv fatally hurt and that It
Was u-@,, ,,-~- % operate pri~tt Vas sum.
non.d tp administer the last rite- Men
rcdv d,.i ~ q o'clock d.. SdS married
taI ., Me- sad 'ht' ms vi" wa- % iu
ScN prk
Nir Kennedy wa> a r"sl --'at" man
formerly hyrnL 10 HrpoGkn F'- father
tl.f racsrtiv. leaving h'n cnu~,d"rihi.
real ..s',t. "a that b.rugg gh ~" was q.
wears Old H.. ., survived los lr- WI"
Pnlioanso Mot orulack Joined he pnhc'
force m Is,s lie l-lorI ~ - the p'ib,t'
ufi,- S:'Iad and was d"tHried - city
PAyinaSt"r Zimmerman once abou
five ycars ago Hs - ~ wears did and a.
. wife and son n" li,r. ~ lat Nat-
The sun., 1910-07-09
RI,h ,RD r0 scr GOI. GIILErT.
want. $50. .OsDO Hr speuI Preparing TO
IioId IIEhI In san FranrIscO.

san FKANCiSCO. July = leN Rickard
announced to-day that he would bring
SUIT Tor s1n.G1 damages against Gov
GilI.tt fur declaring there WAS na legal
way to prevent G prizshght m Frisco,
thus encouraging hlm To- make all prepa-
rntions Tor tn" Jcffris--JuhnsOn fight
and then al the eleventh hour invoking
the aid of the militia 10 prevent the fight
Kickard said
I'm going IN Ia fight thus ease and !
am sure I will win as | have ampi" evil
denCe The Governor made the state
ment that he couldn't stop IN" Jehries-
johnson contest IA california - the
Stat. laws were such that he couldn't
interfere with the match That statement
WIS not only made publicly ia the press
hut tn ~ leRst four friends of mine who
asked the Governor about his attitude
toward the fight
NJ. ASSURED them that he Couldn' :
stop the night under the laws of the state.
wilI have af,davits u 'hes" four men
to u-e AZ the trial. They are men whose
word il good and hey will tell the Truth 4.
III was on the word of the Go, ernor
that came 20 thls stat" 10 hold the eight.
Had the Governor raid at first that b"
souldrt allow the nRht I would never
have gone 10 san FranCiscu and begun
th.. expensive work ~ erecting an arena
After I had acted on the Governor =
wor,I and spent letwean SIS, ,OO and
So. on think have a clear case against
him and ana entitled TO these damages
The papers IN IN" Case will hc Med mort
Uaak
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DOCTOR STOPS ENECTTION.
would Urea, Nadriz General Ons, eU
Condition That American Went Free

MOBILE July because DIR Berghem,
Texas Red Cross surgeon. refused to
treat Gen Julian Irias. the Madril dela-
gate. II ne harmed "A hair of the head OF an
American captive. clifford ". Sands, a
seattle college man. IL still in the land OF
the living Sands holds the rank of Brig
adler General in the Estrada army and he
was sentenced to death by Madril when
the town of Principala was captured.
The place had been defended by only
Sands and his bodyguard. consisting
of seven men. who put mp a defence OF
forty minutes before the trenches were
captured. Gen Irias. the MRdriz leader
who had come in on the Venus after the
gInboat San JaCinto had shelled the
town. took Sands prisoner and proceeded
to hold a drumhead ourt-martial The
American was condemned To death.
just about that time the MadriZ leader
had a severe attack Of Bright'- disease
Dr Bergheim was called in. but he re-
fused To go TO the sick man. During
several days that interviewed between
the capture and sentence Of Sands he
had become a friend Of the Seattle boy
When Gen. Irias demanded TO know why
the doctor would not treat him the doc
tor sent hack word that he would give
relief on one condition. and that was that
young Sands be paroled az ono"
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rOL. MOsBr or or OFFICE.
was DisrharEed on July Q as special At
terney of the Department NJ Justice.

wAsHISoToS. July 1t became known
to-day that Col. John \. Mosby. the
famous Confederate guerrilla, was dis
charged on July from his post az special
attorney Of the Department Of Justice. to
which he was appointed about eight wear
ago ny President Roosevelt Attorney
General wickersham is not IN town and
no explanation was made at the Depart
msnt of Justice. but old age is supposed
90 have been the cause Of Col. Mosbys
dismissal He ~ ~. blind In one eye and
somewhat deaf. but his friends say he
is still active and energetic. IL is under
stood that he will now devote his time ~
writing a book of "reminiscences % the
civil war. with particular reference to the
prominent part he played in the drama.
Col. Mooby's first assignment under
the department was carried out in way
that won him commcndhtion from Presi-
dent Roosevelt He was told 20 break
up the operations of cattlemen against
Government lands in the middle West.
and did IL IN spite Of threats of personal
injury. lie did considerable other work
of the same kind. hut Of late years. al
though always requesting tn be pus on
active service. had little TO do.
soon after the civil war was over Col.
Mosby became Republican and was
a special favorite Of Gen. Grant. who
kept him in important Federal Offices.
The sun., 1910-07-09
CITES mrs ROLL 10 MS HIDE.
Abe slupsky Carries Hls winnings Home
Prom Heao Z ndrr Porous Pissteru.

NJ I.oUIS July \ Col Abe Slupsky.
who ha- won fortunes bstring on Presi-
Dental ana other elections aud who was
mad. famous bv IHE NV NoHE SUk. re-
turned to hia new nom. among the multi
rnillionaires here TODAY from Reno. Nev..
tenderly moistenod two porous plas'ers
stuck On hls chest. aud from under them
took s. OCD IN yeliowhacks
1T was the only safe way IN carry
money in Reno. Slupsky earnestly eI-
planned. 4 would have stuck It on my
hack but therr wasn't anvhody ! would
trust 10 do t Tor me
say. tie. Jrffris.- -.Iohn~un hght drew
th" ,hric,.st bunch - strong arm guys
and Dip t. Reno that ever got together.
The evening of the Fourth kick"d twenty
empty pucketbooks ~ ia" plank walk
Whenever an easy thing staggered
aui Il a ~ loon a woman would up and
-ting him. and 4 be- spI.-aled - man ON
hand would al-S why tho dewitt he was
insulting hr~ -i-'"~
d.du'' sl,.-p two hours an the ti.n"
Vas m Rem" | knew my roll was stuck
90 me hW didn't feel saf". When
wanted 10 eat ! vent on, into tn" suburbs
and bought . glass u milk and a sand-
wich from farmer l"Caur' nobndy
ever went into 81 restaurant there and
ct'le put with hi- r'l.
THIS l. Gugg"uh-uu'> money and
~luyskv sr-ctionGtelv pattad the $500
In Ia~l.r'- poolrnom We mad" th" bet
put up 81 ~pi 80 WIN u. In all won
- 0ns That left me t9o unplar'-i and
IA have bet the tat ninety against q car
ticket on ~" Cuun.
The sun., 1910-07-09
sTtw,T0P0, LOs SENTENCED.
Greek IHport-r oG Figs Gets Two Years
for Cast Ouss Frauds.

StamatIs % Stanatopoulos. the Creek
importer of nEr and cheese NJ 100 Broad
stree, who was convictsd last week in
IN. United states CirCur Court ~ con-
zpirarv with an aS-I-tEat customs w"igher
10 defraud he Governtneat out of customs
duties on importstionz pf hRs, cheese.
A. from Italy and Greece. was sen
ter, ced Yesterday by Judg" Hand 10 serve
two wears m the T-dsral prison al Atlanta.
Ga on the application Of tho prisoners
counsel Judge Hand admitted stam"'o-
uo,iIo. 10 bail IA the sum ~ t2j.np p"nd-
,ng al auIeal m he taken by October
, -tAv ~ Ton days was grante~i Z" "nAhi"
the importer to get bail
tinted states Attorney WISE r"s"nt"d
IN. statement of the dFfsnces counsel
that many ~ tho importers Of Perishahl"
commodities. including hiamatopouI"s.
who have teen acCIsed ~ d"srarding
the Govern msnt had been a. N" mercy
nf dishonest Gov~fnment w-gherr w
Wise -aId this Ms reflection On his own
nffI.. aud ths CONT ~ we'll He added
that all any oa" Who was approached by
dishonest w-igher5 had To- DO vas TO make
a cornplatnt to his Office and the matter
wo,lld - investigated thoroughly Tie
aid that mOet ~ such importers pre-
farrei to oonspire with the untris' F"r'hy
Government employee