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Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-06
lnaratituds.


 @You remember dat guy, Jim BurkeY' asked an irate Bowery denizen- Hes dat stiR dat's doin' time up der river Sing Sing-boiglary-ten years. Well. you know ali done fer dat stiff When be was p1nched didn't put up der coin fer der lawyers. Didn't I pay der witnesses: Sure l did. De odder day I links fll just go an see dat mutt. jus to leave him know his frien's asn't tied de can on i'm So I drives out to de jail an goes into de warden's office. an he says 1 gotter send me card in. Me card. b ye get dat? We'll anyway. I writes me name on a piece O paper. an guy takes 1t into Jim Burke. an what d you fink dat ssin tells dat guy to tell meT I've no idea" said the listener.
 "He tells him." concluded the angry one. to tell me dat he ain's in"--Suc- cess Magazine.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-06
Mcguire Returns.

s. F. Mcguire. who has been spend ing the last couple of months at the Battle Creek sanitarium. returned to bis home in Douglas Saturday morn ing.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-06
Jsweler Leaves.

R. M. Clark, who has been conduct ing jewelry department in ths
 Douglas Drug store. accompanied by
 ais family, has left the city.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-06
Changes His Plea.

The plea Of not guilty Of drunk snness filed yesterday by an in6iviG- Sal who fell in a ditch was with drawn this morning and a s10 fine imposed. ihis was the only case in the local court.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-06
Stock Company is Coming.

The Rich Stock company, which has been in Bisbee for several weeks, is promised to Douglas on October 10.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-06

District Attorney J. 5. Williams was closeted with the county officials this morning preparing the cases
Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-06
Home From Phoenix.

Miss Dorothy McNair Of the office department Of the Copper Queen store, returned last evening from Q two weeks vacation spent with friends in Phoenix
Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-06
Ladies Aid Meeting.

Ladies Aid Meeting.
 Mrs. Cook and Mrs. Logic will en- certain the Ladies' Aid of the Presby- terian church on Thursday afternoon at 3 o'clock at the home of Mrs. Logic, s46 Eighth street. All cordial iy invited.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-06

which have arisen s1nce ;.sc ;ast term f court for submission to the grand jury.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-06
City Team Wins.

The Douglas City team returned
 from uTcson this morning. after hay ing met and defeated Ed Nackey's aggregation to 5. Six runs were
Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-06
Mrs. ohiin Leaves.

Mrs Ohiin Leaves.
 Mrs. R. ohlin of Sunnyside left last week for Laredo. where she joined her husband, who has been promoted lu the immigration service to that place.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-06

L. C. Hanks returned from Bisbee this morning.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-06

". H. Neel came in from the FoU; Bar Ranch last evening.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-06

R. O. Fife of Kansas City, is in the city. enroCte to Fl Tigre mine.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-06

Ers- II. A. Lusk Of Apache spent yesterday ss ,pping in the city.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-06

J. s. Douglas has gone to she coas; to attend the bankers cUnyention-
Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-06

Have Blair and family have gone to Kansas to make their future home
Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-06

Ers- II. A. Lusk Of Apache spent yesterday sa ,pping in the city.
 J. s. Douglas has gone to she coas; to attend the bankers convention
 Ievs Blair and family have gone to Kansas to make their future home.
 Hiss Alice Garlick has resumed her duties at the Copper Queen n- brary.
 Miss Roberts, a teacher from Ro- dec, spent yesterday with Douglas frineds.
 George B. Knowles of the Copper Queen auditing force was in the city yesterday.
 E. Fox. chemist at the c. Q. sme!, ter, has returned from trip t2 California.
 Rev. Robert Wright is attending the Methodist conference in Tucson this week. J. w. Jones and family of Deming, N. M., have been spending a few days at the Queen. Mrs. J. N. westcott returned last evening from Los Angeles, where she spent the summer. Wild Bill' Taylor has been in the city from San Francisco, calling on the haberdashery trade. Mrs. T. P. Glenn has returned from Chicago. having spent several weeks in the Windy City.
 Mrs. Kelly Henry was last night initiated into the mysteries of the order of the Eastern Star. District Attorney J. S. Williams is , in the city today on official business. He came from Tombstone last night
Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-06

Hiss Alice Garlick has resumed her duties at the Copper Queen n- brary.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-06

District Attorney J. s. Williams is in the city today on official business. He came from Tombstone last night.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-06

Mrs. Kelly Henry was last night initiated into the mysteries of the order of the Eastern Star.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-06

Mrs. T. P. Glenn has returned from Chicago. having spent several weeks in the Windy City.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-08-10

the past month have been travelling in the east, are expected home in the next few days. While in Detroit they attended the Elks' convention.
 Miss Louise Rutherford returned yesterday from Fordyce, where she has been for some time visiting friends. Mrs. Rutherford, who accom- panied her there, will return in a few days.
 Mrs. Ada H. Sweet will leave Sun day for New York, where goes to purchase new fall and winter stock of millinery. She will be accompani- ed as far as Buffalo by her daughter. Mrs. Minor Woodward, who will visit relatives there.
 Joe Watts, Peter Boggs, Fred Niv- en, Misses Florence May Watson, Willie Morrow, Jamie Niven and Ten nle Niven left yesterday for Tucker, alter short stay here. While in this city they attended the party giv- en by Fred Niven.
 Mir. and Mrs. \. E. Mcdonald re- turned yesterday from an auto trip to Hot Springs and report a most pleasant trip. The run was made in MT. MacDanelds Mitchell 40 and the trip from Little Rock to Pine Bluff was made in four hours, without mis- hap.
 Col. Thomas s. James, wife and daughter, Miss Gene James, and their guest, Mrs. Nellie McEwen Norfleet, will leave today for New York, Atlan- JIG Clty and other eastern and north ern cities. where they will spend ther annual summer vacation. They Will be gone for two months.
 Mrs. w. E. Graham and children will leave the coming week for Seat tie, Washington, where they will be Joined later by her husband and Mr.. and Mrs. o. E. Mckenzie. They will make their home in the western city. Mrs. Graham and children will tour | Yellowstone National Park and the west before going to Seattle After thelr departure Mr and Mrs. c. A. Kientz will occupy their handsome home here.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-08-10
WIFE ASKS FOR AID
 HUSBAND GONE
Little Baby Also Taken Away From Her-SalvatiOn Army is Caring for Unfortunate Woman at
 Their Headquarters.

Mrs. Bell Beaver recently called at the Salvation Army headquarters on State street and asked for assistance, stating that she had been left desti- tute by her husband, who has desert- ed her, taking their baby away with him. She says she has been left in sad plight and is far away from her people in helpless and homeless condition. She grieves daily for her little child and has been unable to locate the baby or the negligent hus- band. She is being cared for at the Salvation Army headquarters and Captain and Mrs. Watts, the officers in charge of the local headquarters appeal to the public to assist her. Their demands, they say, are greater than the funds will enable them to respond to. If anyone desires to aid the unfortunate woman they should call old phone No. 507.
 It is stated that the husband of Mrs. Beaver was seen on the down. town streets some days ago, in con- pany with the little child, and was appealing to passersby for help He is said to have told the pedestrians that he was trying to get to Hot
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-08-10
FILE ANSWER TO
 DAMAGE SUIT

Attorney s. A. Miller and Crawford and Hooker yesterday flied an ans wer in the suit of the American Land Timber and Slave Company against ". A. Mathews and Clay Stacker. in Which the plaintiff sued to recover Sl2,"60 alleged to be due for timber. which the defendants are charged With cutting from the American Land Timber and Slave Company's lands in thls county. The defendants deny the charge. embodied in the petition of the plaintiffs, say they did not cut um5er from their lands and are not indebted to the complainants. They say they never trespassed on the company's lands and deny in toto charges made i'll the circuit court document
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-08-10
A Hurt Dog Tells

The best proof that an individual or company is meeting with success is shown by knocking and petty jeal- ousy on the part of competitors.
 It is the fellow that is not doing anything that never gets the knocks but he becomes a specialist with the hammer. So when you hear fel- low knocking, you can say he is a Hurt Dog-The other fellow has step ped on his toes.
 You will find this the case with professional men-Busncss Men and all others.
 The Insurance Business is no ex- ception.
 The Consolidated Casualty Com- pany has begun to step on their toes and they are beginning to yell.
 At first they began to whine, now you can hear them yelping, on every corner. In fact they congregate and OLD TRAY YELPS and the LITTLE F1DOS bring in the chorus.
 When asked by the public why all this noise. Why we have new company in the field. We'll you have had them before. have never heard you in such pain and agony as this.
 Yes, But-Well hold on, don't they pay their claims? Yes, that Is the trouble and they, are offering s1o0 reward for proof of any unpaid just claim.
 Well why don't you get that s100 and quit knocking. I cant find an unpaid claim. Are they prompt in the settlement of claims. Yes, all the policyholder has to do is to have his physician fill claim blank and go to their office and receive drafts in full.
 We'll, if this is the case. I see
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-08-10

A negro, who gives his name as Buster, was struck Ny a falling tree Monday afternoon at the Sawyer and Austin lumber camp. He was seri- ously injured A gash was cut in his head and other serious injuries were sustained. Buster was placed oh one of the company's engines and brought to this city, where Dr. A. C.. Thompson gave him medical attention Buster was standing near the tree when it fell and only realized the danger too late to get out of it's path.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-08-10
KIMBAL.L 6 SAUNDERS

Drink Rochester Beer. There &s no better beer brewed in America
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-08-10
Halliburton HOnOree.

iss Mamie Nichol entertained last hing with dance, complimentary her guest Miss Mary Halliburton, little Rock. The Nichol home was [i]y decorated with choice cut flow and with great clusters of lights house presented a brilliant spec |e from without as we'll as within. | oh was served the entire evening at late hour a delightful lun- bn was enjoyed. Miss Mary Hal l rton and John L. Alexander led first, and Miss Mamie Nichol and (ry Woodbridge the last half of the han. Those present were: Miss |y Halliburton, Little Rock, and n L. Alexander, Miss Mamie Ni-
 and Harry Woodbridge, Miss
 Mccoy and Cecil Baker, Miss |alie Philpot and Henry Scull, 5 Mary Banks and James Goree, B Jessie Banks and James Hud- Miss Lillian Harris and Sam hble, Miss Beulah Walker and D Rutherford, Miss Emma Will fne and Preston Grace, Miss Mar Pt Dewoody and Ed Williams, Miss E Banks and Hunter Atkinson, Elizabeth Adams and Harry Ter. Miss Annie Martin and Har- Gillespie, Miss Mildred Owen and Andrews, Miss Mamie Mum and m Robinson, Miss Bessie Thomp- and Hervey Mann, Miss Jean 2 and Albert Madding, Miss Will Mae Toney and Ernest Whitelaw,
 Jo Hart and Thomas Madding,
 Llda Caldwell and Henry Haiz- MISS Hennie Wilkins and Walter ms, Miss Readma Dansby and
 b"lngman, Miss Myrt Simmons, Po' and Rob Lee Byrd, Miss Laci-
 sarcy and Dottie Kastor, Miss "a Harton Conway, and George
 lh' Little Rock, Miss Ruth Greg
 Hot Springs and Caswel Arnold
 Ethel Shaw and Ernest Plum
 Bart Eddins, George Dunnegan. E Rock; Carlton Gotham, Little
 and Tom Williams
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-08-10
BIG D0INGS AT
 STUTTGART, TOO
Land Congress, Barbecue To Be The Occasion for Many Visitors Con. gregating There Tomorrow Special Rates From Pine
 Bluff,

Stuttgart is also to have a big bar becue, land congress celebration and general "big doings'' tomorrow and great preparations are being made to entertain a large number of visitors. No few Pine Bluffians are planning to make the trip to the hub of. the rice district on that day The follow ing letter was received by Secretary J. L. Caldwell yesterday. It is self Explanatory:
 Stuttgart, Ark, Aug. g, 1910. MT. J. L. Caldwell,
 Secretary Board of Trade,
 Pine Bluff, Ark.
 Dear Sir:-I have secured rates from Pine Bluff to Stuttgart on sale August the 10th, one fare and one third for the round trip, with return limit of Aug. 18th.
 This on account of Land Congress and Barbecue to be held here on Au- gust 11th.
 You and all of your friends are cordially invited to attend.
 Hoping to see you here on the 11th. 1 remain,
 Yours very truly,
 DANIEL M'GAHHEY.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-08-10
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n;riS Meet.

nn'' to the following invita- D sA ente.s of the Summer
 tle ,b m-: with Miss Mar IS !; v,sier.iay morning at 9:1o
 Ape or no.;u club will meet
 W. .dov the eighth, in the morn-
 ing you see' .,,or+o, n.s+
 hine, 1,, .,;.a vo, ond
 certainly pine,
 .s ~, rnow it's quite hot out doors,
 each one states
 s.;obt wear your bonnent if you fear the suns ray. l,s meet witt. an "Angell'' don't you think riga treat? will meet Wltn du -aneoAA' oA o'oo YOU won't meet" Iho euests were met at the gate by ,;ttle sunbonnet girls, Henrietta ,,. and Lola Cramer. They were ] invited into a shady wisteria ar- which had been made cozy with ire tables and cut flowers. A btablo guessing contest was en- bd very much. A two-course lun- m was in baskets decorated with be and leaves. The club will meet
 Tuesday afternoon with Miss Williams.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-08-10
melon Party.

Gmelon Party.
 Ethel Schloss entertained last at her home on West Ba ra- Flth watermelon party. Games enjoyed early in the evening and
 the girls and boys were serv- Pilcious slices of watermelon, EEney declared they couldn't eat olte. Dancing and singing l the prestYm for the even- " left de&laring they had oH nsf the hs,ybiest evenings of
 T D Those invited were: :: ss leckse Thalheimer, Dora Wat
 xd oa3ott, Little Rock; Hen
 sPe bstta Lazarus, Mona 1az- Icbfe srawford, Jessie Eilbott, As Selma Schloss, Ethel N ek kimpel, Rose Sonnen- M esera Bernath; Sam Hilz- befF Ntrauss, Stanley Dreyfus, M%R eginald Eilbott, Clarence this I'd Strauss, Sam Cook and k K and James Mcclellan.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-08-10

Springs. He left the city with the child later and has not been heard of since. The mother is in such phy- sical condition as to prevent her from accepting employment
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-08-10
at Sulphur Springs.

Eeral couples went to Sulphur Pgs Sunday morning, where they
 the day and returned late in evening. The young ladies car- lunches and all declared the e day was a treat. Those who ca the trip were: Misses Hallie Ir' Myrtle Irene Terry, Rather Piaughter, Wanda Slaughter and
 slaughter; Earl Smith, Frank
 and Parker Tucker.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-08-10
.ntieth Century Class.

he Twentieth Century Class of the
 Methodist Church will enjoy bic at Pitts Lake today.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-20
Garfield Talks
On Water Power
Former Secretary Of Intarior Urges
Corporation Of State and
Government.

DENVER April U.-DeclarinE that AL
the elements which go 70 make up a water
trust are in existence yesterday and the
tendency toward such contamination iH
growing stronger, James r. Garfield. for
mer secretary OF the interior. tonight made
a strong plea before tbs Colorado Conaer-
vati0n commission Tor co-Operzaon 5etween
the federal and state government In the
conservation OF water power
Mr. Garfield was prscsded by Governor
John r. shHSr1rh. who. at ths moruinE
session OF the nesting declared in unquali-
nsd usrna tor exclusive cantrul by stats
governments
ME Garfield defended me course OF far
msr President Roosevelt In mailing use
Of a broad executive authority in making
Withdrawals OF water Puwsr sites.
In bEief'' said Mr. Garfield. the cun-
ditiun Ia this. The federal Eovsnumsut
owns property essential Tor the Development
OF water power Tbs states control uas
uss OF water Wittin their respective hound
aries In order 70 bring together these
two elements rhar are necessary nur Eatsr
power Development TIE Jurisdiction OF ma
u0n and states should co-Operan
In conclusion. Mr. Garfield stated ths
reasons Cor the belief OF himself and oruars
thar Il Is the right and duty or the federal
government % deal win these pr1hisns. as
foIl0wss
Ths right 70 occupy and use tha lands AZ
the United States c1r hydraulic and eIsc-
INC works % Eener1Ea and UHn5bufe
D1wer. IL entirely disunut from Eud inds-
pendent OF the right 70 approurtare for -
same purpose water EuWinE through and
upon the lands N the United States.
NhHMa EHHrHrr az WHa ErafHaa 80 -
pose a. the rghr 70 OCCUPY and uaa fts
A1uH mr hydraulic work. does not iurer-
ana vita stata courrui 1f water auurourfa-
tons ON me cgutrary. Il acf1rda 4 haaiz
Under the existing law tbs ur8uer Al
miniEtra1ve ufficsr af the F-uvarurueue n
r1ly authorized % grant the o-ecunaucv
and use OF is lands for the devslunmeni
u water power. but sucn grants are bv
the StArute expressly made rHVocably hv
him or hia SUCCESSOR az has discretion.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-20
WITNESS BALKs Ar ANSWER
Formez Batter sf ~AmeFfeHa Flag
FutIs IN MaEe Gaad His
Charges.

WAsEUgroN D. C.. Aurl H-Ewspt
zionE an a food of sharp questions al %
mis- EutaafiU TOR elfArg1ng embars Of
congress and newspapers with being car
uupL Tohu ~ Maxwell. n1rmer editor or
tina American Flag. the organ az the Msr-
chant Marine iezgus. today refused paint
blank 70 answer questions as 70 his SOURCES
Of Information
He av0Wed ~aaEaonzhiu az LETTERS nEur-
ing e-onspieaousig n the i-nTsz1Eanun- The
NoEemnar issue Of the AmHriGzn Flag.
which was written mostly BY aim. con-
tanned an article headed- Word 20 Wash
ingtnn Cornszpundanrs." which. he tszr-
hsd today was an srnre 20 reply 20 I'M
fair stories ami banelesa charges by some
washington correspondents Hs acknowf-
edEad the only correspondence he could
Mention were Iohn snurs or the Dsz
MOinss REGISTER and william Brigham Of
the Boston Transcript He charged thass
carrsspondents with taxing because
they senr stories To their papers stating
that IL a hscume olear that the cam
DaiEa for snip subsidy originated In the
Standard On-Bsef trust plan 70 d0minate
south America"
The witness uuuceedsd ID explain that
be dId nat masn hess n-euauaper men have
any diract relation with or are influenced
By such q doreim shipping lobby but thnr
thaN aand auf mHtruE eaiElV n-aprassnrar1rs
az me Elnd Of osunrrywids p~ropaganda
o. urursut l~aEialanau 10 restore ne mer-
chant marina
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-20
Normal Students
Are Dismissed
Expulsion Of Seven Students ut Spear
fish Follows Attack on President
Cook at Dance Hall

SPEAFIEH s. D.. April la-s2eciall-
Puzzle dances not recsiytng the sanction
OF the authorities uf the state normal school
here. viii hereafter be tahaoed by the
students. but uha incident that brought
rhis abuut has resulted in the s~uspending
and expulsion OF seven students both boys
and girls. each Of whom was found guilty
of insurb0ndination BY Prof T L Cook.
head uf the school
Trouble ovsr dancing has been brewing
At the school for some time past and the
climax cana when a stub af boys. not
members Of the school. gave a public dance
in C0nuors hal. warnings issued 20 thn
students about attending town dances on
which the faculty rowned. nave been ru-
peatedlv ignored according TO President
.Couk. until he was forced 70 take drazriC
action.
At ina last town dance President Cook
appeared and sought admission. some Of
the older boys grsppied with him. bruisinE
the professor considerably in the melee
finally throwing him ont. declaring that Il
was none OF his business whether any
students OF the school attended But Prof
Cook thought otherwise TweIve students
we're summoned on the carpet the follow
ing morning and the whole school was re-
quired to sign pledges abstuininE from
dances without the authority Of the 0cd-
cialH. their parents or guardians being Ike
wise required to sign their assent TO this
ruling. which Pruf Cook received from the
state Board OF Regents two months ago.
Seven pupils held cut and were promptiy
dismissed and the trouble ~ thought 70
be at an end.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-20
DEAN or ASSOCIATED PRESS
PASSES AWAY At ST. LOUIS
ChaEfss J. Oabsras. Awed 84 Wenra,
Dies After Uaf4us CHreaE a.
IalEAaI4sG-

ST LOFTS. April B-chariss 4 Osborn.
s. years old and dean OF ths Azaoeiabsa
Press. lied hers last night aftsr an HInsss
OF several weeks
He Was correspondent Of ths Associated
Press m ST Louis from 1E % uA when
he rsfined He eununnad his aerliaron
with the 81 Laui 0fzee In IN adEinury
GauAciry however until his death. making
him an employee of the Associated Prsss
for nffg-Gvs years
Major csbura'n first duty IS ourr-sponS-
enr vas the organisation o. a news ssrvirs
20 che Pacirn coast n doing his he
Travelled BY stags cunch over ths old vest
ern trails. The uelesraph Line then ended
AZ rfpton, Ma- and the news iisua were
carried num there % pauea farther vest
81 puuE sEuresa rdErH He - EurvfVad By
a as1ar. MIz Mizbeth Paimer az Rsch-
ester ~ III
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-20
WHISKY SLuMPS IN PRICE
FIVE CENTS IN FIVE DAYS
Undergraduate In ukia0is wage war
en- C0mBfae and Pun
Cast DoWn-

PEORIA. III. April a-FoIlowfng closely
on the scent reducfion OF last Friday.
brought about by the American Spirits
and Manufacturing company. independent
diHtIlsrs OF this disrricr. to-day brought
the price down 70 uG per gallon This IN
a reduction az 5 cents in i've lays. and
there b a possibility al a mnch further re-
aucfiun. Independent diHt;ilsrs Of this dis
trict. with a combined capacity OF I80s
gallons OF spirits daily. propose war on
tins American Spirits and Manufacturing
Company
"Moiaszes spirffR" put ON the markst al
a cheap price By the American company.
70 claimed by the local quuta1ion c1nmit-
5ea reprassnting the Important distiTlers
Of the west To be the cause az fraction and
consequent war They denlars the Ameri-
can Spirits and Misunderstanding company
makes a grade or spiats from West India
m0lGases murs cheaply than corn, but Il
ID said the product does not meat the re-
quirements OF curu spirits
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-20

~ cotton In a pr1osedinE ugninHt NeE
Orleans cotton hruhsrE
Information wan iHtd before william 8
Kenyon. assistant TO the atsuuev general.
IN chargs Of trust prosecutions b the DE-
nnrtuent. Indicating the tacr that q Gum
hinauon had Seen formed between q NUM-
Der of operators 70 bur M ALI ~ the -
naming unused raw cotfuu produced IN the
United States during the crup year n.a-i0
As the result Of the operations az this pool
the price Of mis- cutruu has already been
advancsd 20 largely IN excess N the normal
price that the cotton manufacture had
greatly ref1ced their output ather than
buy at this exurhitant price. throwing out
Of employment upwards o. 3 per cent of
me cottun mill operatives Of the United
States. thus resulting In the mUnupuilza-
1un uf the entire visible supply az raw
cotion In the market and the diminur0n in
IN cotton goods