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New-York tribune., 1910-01-21
Nd ST.

The approximate amount OF the lien or charge
10 satisfy which the above described pronerfv "a
20 he sold is S7.206. Is. with interest thereon
from the 1st day OF December. 1905: also the
sum OF $50, with interest thereon from the 1Ith
day OF December 1908. together with costs and
allowance amounting 70 $3I6.o3. with interest
penses OF the sale The approximate amount OF
the taxes, assessments and water rates other
liens which are 10 be allowed to the purchaser
out OF the purchase money or paid by the
referee. is Sl.699 23 and interest. Said premises
will be sold subject 10 a first mortgage OF Twen-
ty-seven Thousand ts27 oo0l Dollars. with inter
est from the 26th day OF November 1900
Dated New York. December 81 1905
LOUIS JERSAwITZ. Referee
A DVERTIsEMENTs AND SUBSCRIPTIONS
Onice. No 1864 Broadway between ssth =.
and 37th SITS until 0 oclock p, m. ADVERTISE
ments received at the following branch offices
at regular oflce rates until O'clock n m
viz. 264 ssh ave- e. cor 23d ST.; Iss sth
ave. cor; 18th st los East 14th St; 137 West
l2d st. between 7th and 9Th eyex
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43f g"

1T2d ST.
The approximate amount of the lien or cifarge
to be sold is $7,O54.4e with interest thereon
from the 1st day of December, 1908: also the
sum Of S124.50, with interest from the llth day
Of December. 1905 together with costs and
allowance amounting e s3s2S4 with interest
penses of tho sale. The approximate amount OF
the taxes. assessments. and water rates. other
Referee ' is 81 esS IS and Interest SAD premises s
TWenty-seVen even Thousand ,s27 ,5o0S Dollars. with
interest from the LIST day of May. 1909.
D'sD -'9" LouIs JERsA @ITz z''T Referee.
SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW YORK
pany. paintiTs. against Amsterdam Holding
Company ct al. defendants. Action No. ..
s m made OF IN IN he asoTs
titled action and bearing date the. 18th day OF
in said judgment named. viii sell at public auc-
tion. at the EXCHANGE saesroom. Nos 1915
of New York on the 26th day of January 1910.
at y o'clock noon on that day, by Samuel Marx.
ment to be sold. and therein described as fol-
All that certain lot, piece or parcel of land,
with the building and improvements thereon.
situate. lying and being in the Borough of Man
described as follows:
Beginning a point the northerly side of
feet three inches C23l.3) westerly from the cor
ner formed by the intersection Of the northerly
Amsterdam Avenue thence northerly. parallel
with Amsterdam Avenue. ninety-four feet six
inches 4ej; thence westerly. parallel with I72d
street, forty-three feet nine inches 439); thence
southerly, parallel with Amsterdam Avenue.
ninety-four feet six inches (946) to the north
erly side of 1920 Street, and thence easterly,
along the northery aide of 172d Street forty
three feet nine inches 439) TO the point or place
of beginning.
Said premises being known numbers 515-
517 West 1921 Street.
Dated New York. December 81, 1909.
JAMES. sCHELI &. EI.KUS,
Attorneys for Plaintiffs. No. 10 Broadway.
Borough of Manhattan, New York City.
The following is diagram OF the property TO
be sold; its street numbers are 5l5-517 West I72d
Street
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East 1lsth Street.

East 1lsth Street
The approximate amount of the lien or charge,
to satisfy which the above-described property IS
70 be sold, is S6195, with interest thereon from
and amounting ITO to with Th5A Sosss
est from January 9Th, 1910, together with the
Of the taxes and Water rates
other liens. which to be allowed to the pur-
the Referee is ss sioo anG interest sa
premises viii be sold subject to a first mortgage
due and unpaid the sum of S27 900 with interest
th9Teon Gstsd from rom The lst day Of ostobsr 1909
--------- HERMAN JOSEPH. Referee.
John b. L Williams and Hudson Trust Sc Gem
Company ct al. defendants. Action No. |;
and & d made at and enered 6 m s
entitled action and bearing date the 18th day
Of December. 1908; I. the undersigned. the
public auction: at the Exchange salesroom. Nos.
14-lo Xesey Street. in the Borough of Manhat.
January. 1910, at II O'clock noon on That day.
rected by said Judgment to be sold. ana therein
described as follows
Al Al that certain lot. piece or parcel Of land,
situate lying. and being in the Borough OF
county and q STATE e Of Ne% 0 York bounded N and
described follows:
Beginning at a point on the northcrly eide
OF fT2d Street. distant one hundred and eighty
seven feet six inches GsT.6) westerly from the
corner formed by the intersection of the north
erly side of 1921 street with the westerly side
OF Amsterdam Avenue; thence northerly. paral-
lei with Amsterdam Avenue. ninety-four feet
Elk inches $40; thence westerly. parallel with
1T2d Street forty-three feet nine inches (4S.9l;
thence southerly, parallel with Amsterdam Ave
nue., ninety-four feet six inches (94 81 to the
northerly side of 172d Street and thence easterly
along the northerly side of 172d street forty
three feet nine inches 439) TO the point or place
of beginning.
Said premises being known Numbers Sill
513 West 1T2d Street
Dated New York December 81. 1909
LOUIS JERSAWITZ. Referee.
I, for
Plaintiffs, No. 10 Broadway, Borough of
Manhattan New York City.
The following is a diagram OF the property
to be sold: its street numbers are 5f1-513 West
172d Street.
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CITATIONS

THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE or NEW
pendentGTo Camille C. brown. Eli Eliza lV wright,
Natalie Delnoee. Annie g Brlen, the Wood;
Angelo o. peinoce 6e living Whose place sag nf
residence is unknown and cannot. after dill
Rersin, and Louis Deinoce Che name Louis
sometitnes son, times, written and spelled Lewis and
next OF Kin OF said Angelo o. Delnoce. in
case said Angelo o. Delnoce be deceased and
representatives and assigns and ali and any
othtr person or persons interested in the es-
Angelo Q. Deihoce be deceased whose names.
ages and places of residence are unknown
tained by the petitioner herein, and to all
persons interested in the estate OF Ann Re
York. deceased as creditors legstees. next
OF kin or otherwise send greeting: You and
personally TO- to be and appear before our Sur,
the Hall Of Records in the County OF New
haif.past ten O'clock in the forenoon 81 Of that at
DAY then and there to attend judicial
Vincent r.. Deinoce. as executor OF the last
VIII aad Testament OF said deceased. and
the age Of twenty-one years t are - required 't to
appear. by your guardian, IL you have one,
one or to you % Or IL s Apply 0 yd S
neglect or failure bT ito TO do So saardan will
and act .0g dGp So@ IN wbere6Pf 5es w
the Seal OF the surrogates Court OF
rseal1 the said County OF New York 10 be
hereunto affixed;
gate OF our said County. at the County of
New York the Sth day OF December in the
year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred
and nine.
DANIEL j. DowDNEY
Clerk OF the Surrogates Court
THD PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
York. by the grace of God free and indie
pendent. 10 Josephine de Reiset Nathalie L.
Root Lucy 5. Dillon, Augustus c. Downing
Aiys NJ. Downing; Helen H Downing. Vera de
Spears. Ethel Spears. Maurice Reiset Lillian
Dillon. Helen A. Dewitt Josiah T. pwis pewitt'
general guardian OF Helen A. Dewitt an infant
William W. Heaton executor OF the last VIII
and 10 all persons interested In the estate OF
Augustus C, Downing. late Of the County Of
Otherwise send greeting You and each OF YOU
are hereby cited and required personally to be
and appear before our Surrogate OF the County
Cocnty. 10 be held on the sth day of March
1910 at half-past ten o'clock in the forenoon OF
sea Ga " the % % a ee
Augustus c. Downing, Jr.. as sole surviving trus
tee. under the last WIN and Testament OF
as are hereby cited are under the ac. of
tyventy-one years, are required to appear by your
~ appear and apply for one 10 be appo,ntsS
or, in tho event OF your neglect or failure tn a.
so. guardian VIII be appointed by the surro-
gate 10 represent and act for you In this nro
In testimony whereof We have csussa ~.
seal or the Surrogates' Court OF the said CountS
OF New York TO be hereunto 49,
iSeall Witness: ABNER c. THOMAS. a Sur
York. at the County OF New yorv 1Suhsy a OF New
day OF January do1W. In the year Of o1r a.t a.d
one Thousand Nine Hundred and Ten. --'''
DANIEL J, DOWpNEY
.. ,,,,,.,C clerk OF the Surrogates' Court.
HOWE. sMiIH HOWE Attorneys Tor Trux-
tee. Rector Street. New York City.
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For Young Ladies--City.
SCHOOL AGENCIES,

American anu fUrelssi teachers Agency
Supplies Professors: Teachers Tutors. Gov
ernesses. ETC., to Colleges, Schools and FamtileA
Apply to Mrs. NJ J. YOUNG-FULToN
Union Suuara
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BOARD AND ROOMS WANTED.

WA NTTsT1 by yo1g gentleman OF culture snd
eSneaTicn who is sudying for opera room and
board In private family. Riverside Drive.
between 72d st. and 1Ooth st; or near 9th ave,
between Both and 5sth SITS. =. c., Box 151.
Tribune Once,
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AUCTION SALES.

MORTGAc5E sALE.-Dy virtue Of a chattei
mortgage, / will sell to-day. at 1919 Union
horse harness and wagon Sam Greenwad, Auc-
tloneer' BY order OF the Mortgages.
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FOR SALE.

DESKS. PARTITIONS. rELEpHONE noorHa
tables. chairs. wardrohes, mirrors wall nxt-
ures. business furniture all kinds FINN
BROTHERS. SSS Broadway. So Franklin IT,
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thilaoeiphia who has large trade in condu,t.
STATE salary wanted, experience and give refar
. ehccs. Address R. NJ, Box 10. Tribne Oe7cc
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WORK WANTED
Male.

Male.
snara is.;MAN' .;i mechanical wants work during
.paie TIME. !. s, Box "a Tribune offce ''
JANfToR.--German; enperienced - ,,,,.
repairs; strictly sober Wife does cisrn,, pP
Ssys at home Address Baum. aIi West i4ist St
sf5silSMAN,--By young man: exneriencad In
mems clothing, furnshings; can psya eaa,s. ~
selsrenee: ADDRESS ambitious i57 East i2sth st.
sHipplNG dxp,s CLERK 5 Al: young man: ten years
-, Tribune Office W. H. o. D'N
stEMUsSRAPHGR ezysspssa RDxpert reliable: thoroughly
understands Office work; best referenoes fur
nlshed J. T. Mock. 213 West l47th st
SUPERINTENDENT for large farm; will go
anywhere; good manager and hard worker:
anderstands all branches of farm work. in
w p odeil's Agency. ss5 5siaisHfe' eth sve Address
SUPERINTENDENT, manager, care of estate:
-. ONCE building and apartment house Ameri-
s0e West S0th ST, ''
WORK OF any kind. by strong young married
70 honastx ri,ise salary has references as
SStevsnson. 385 Woodward ave-, Ridgewood.
Useful -By MAN..By young coloTed man. in pri-
country preferred. George. care ". Scot .
West 3sth st.
where advancement is assured: can furnish
best Of reference L. J. D., Box 80 Tribune
YOUNG MAMIE Wholesale house: has had one
years experience in office work; best of refer
sslISSes. Don -. upper Montclair, N. j.
YOUNG MAN. 25. married, desires position at
anything, mechanical clerical, with chance
of advancement preferred: refer TO previous
employers as to character and ability Gruene,
40 Irving ave, Brooklyn.
YOUNG MAN. handy with tools wishes posi-
ton; leference SO week Frank Hahn. 322
YOUNG MAN Qsi desires position in wholesale
mouse IN office or in stock; public school gradu-
ate a F.. Box 3. Tribune Office.
YOUNG MAN. II, two years High School;
two years publishing house: desires perma-
nent position: references: excellent penman.
Q. NJ, Box ~. Tribune Office.
YOUNG MAN. 10: strong: stock or shipping
clerk: best references. Q. Goebel. 34s Graham
ave. Brooklyn.
YOUNG MAN. colored. graduate Queens UNI
versity. as porter in Office building. W J.
McCallum los West 1886 St
-----------
Female.
DRESSMAKER.--By week or monthly en-
gagenents special rates; experiences, ref
4sth st.
GOVERNEsS.-By Swiss lady (dipionfe1: fluent
French, German. English music full charge
children: highest references. Ogden 1891 Boston
Road, The Bronx.
PIANIST.-Young lady; thoroughly experienced.
Miss +. Kline, Is Hausman ST., Brooklyn.
temporary work; is available at any hour.
Room 1,309 Everett Building. IS East 18th st.
STENOGRAPHER.- -Up-to-date American girl
wants position and wants Il quickly good
value for money. B. NJ. Box I95. Tribune Office.
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CARPET CLEANING.
BUSINESS CHANCES.

BUSINESS CHANCES.
EXCEPTIONAL. OPPORTUNITY TO STEP
right into an old established light manufacturing
business. that has always paid owner $1,000.
doing steady cash trade. experience absolutely
unnecessary, any one could acquire thorough
krAwledge OF business IN short time. Besides.
ovuer viii remain. II sold at once, will sacri-
nce for So. 900 on easy terms Inquire STAND
ARD. A. Ann ST
IspTSsTTRE OF OTHER BUSINESS MAKES
nseassary the sale OF a large and successful
stationery business established for over thirty
ynrE CITY. Inspection invited. No reasonable
offer will be refused. Address all Inquiries TO
STATIONERY BUSINESS. Box 8. New York
Tribune.
AT A GREAT REDCCTIoN printing of all
kinds; We can save you 800. johnson Press.
successors TO can rress i4e Fulton ST.. y. Z.
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" ~ ~ so.-~iwo high grade canvassers 10
ccnpiete crew starting out iu1mediatelv.
eeea and MAGAZINE proposition Cali 3 Rerrv
j West 93d St o. neiFs'
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CORRESPONDENT publishing concern
requires yourg ulEn with knowledge OF adver-
asng and some experience in publishing busi-
sE posssssinE more than usual ability as
-7sspondsnts 81, 900. Business Service Co, 500
ss5Eay
New-York tribune., 1910-01-21

" - - @ AhL-sa iesInen; permanent position aud
st. Room 300 ~ asI ofth
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NE HAVE an abundance OF fresh leads for the
Stanoary Dictionary; statesmen wanted: liberal
commissions. Call between a. m end 10
a m or r. m. ard 3 y. m. at Funk & war-
nails COMPANY 1850 East 23d ST.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-21

liNTAssERs- Intelligent men: high class nov
eir: absolutely new: best proposition on the
-zIsst- Apply after : ?. m. Sales Manager,
N.ieiy Sales Co. l547 Broadway
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BOARD AND ROOMS,

FIRST CLASS accommodation. private family:
handsome rooms: electricity; died baths best
table. home comfors Independence: near Broad
way subway: moderate. Sd W2st l4sth ST.
WEST END AVE, s7s. corner 1880 st.-Finest
location New York. block Riverside Park.
Drive and subway express and surface cars
beautiful furnished rooms: private baths; tes-
nhoneg. supertor table.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-21
HELP WANTED.

Ssbo rboi ED-Why not so in moving nictur.
business? Outlay small: fnstalr,ent g. iie.u'o
sie'is ,,o p,0cGred iree B. & II. Moving Picture
New-York tribune., 1910-01-21

1o0TKEEPEK for brewery bottling department;
ress, sreek German: SIse. CTedential Employ
-, ~psazfi0n. 253 Broadway
New-York tribune., 1910-01-21

P90KgEEPEa for chemical concern: Young
z.r g-2 years: bright snappy. reliable;
sl5 re- week Willis HaWley, Central Y. NJ. c.
1 Fstcn sn6 BoHd sts. Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-21

cCPLE-Coiuted couple, 10 90 work OF house
ss.Eesn then: must have good reference.
Esnsn's Domestic League. IL z $50. Agency.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-21

XPERIENcED MACHINIST as instructor for
s17erument technical school in the Orient: act
Ft Chr4slla1 only, unqualified references for
ailactsr. sb.llty and experience: salary $500;
-ss years contract: sail within sixty days
1lis H2WlsZ- Central y u. c A. Fulton and
al6 SIS. Brooklyn
New-York tribune., 1910-01-21

B0T for o.ace work. with some experience at
sisnogslly and typewritlng; knowledge OF
mechanical drawing desirable; state salary de-
sI-sd 5 I. y. Tribune.
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LAWYERS.

FREE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. confidential
matters. injuries, any claim quietly, quickly
settled by trustworthy lawyer. Green 1903 Broad
way. Room 600.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-21

I8NTASSERs and COLLECTORS: hest terms
70 men Of good character. Colonial Life Ins.
" 10 East 29f st
New-York tribune., 1910-01-21

----7=zsT4NT- cost. large manufacturing con-
- requires man possessing executive an,Iity:
iho7.s- s.-.,-1gnt. excellent opportunity; Sise0.
s.-st sse' - sr-,-;ce Co. 800 Broadway.
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Female.

BOOkKEEPER. double entry sl2: assistant
pOokheeper. knowledge typewriting 50: refined
applicants only. Call Thursday, after $50 Diebl
Exchange. 80 Nassau ST
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DISTRICT MANAGERS-S10O.0 .00Ooo COM
psnF extending old established business.
rtrts Energetic honest men 10 control new
Trtorr. C-esmcr. National Casualty Co,
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B06EEEEpE2-Must be thoroughly experienced
double eat-'; STEADY position: slJ. CaIl after
"a Thurslzy piehl ENchange. ae Nassau ST.
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w yeang business men. hottest and energetic.
start IL the advertising department OF
TAI nsV-spaTeT. Cell for interview. Room 42l.
lrasne 1';iding after p. N.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-21

J00KKEEPER - Experienced. double entry;
bgurs 10 aa6 one hour Sunday: 1886.
CreseHiial Employment Corporation lest. 1900,
= RroaaESy New York
New-York tribune., 1910-01-21

bCOhhEEPER, assistant: uptown position: S10
TO start; typewriting essential: neat girl onIv
CONSIDERED Call inmediatcly. Diehl Exchange,
New-York tribune., 1910-01-21

1rs--s.iAN for south America; must speak
49, ~ lsSese, fer New York commission house;
S.--.s -. sss'sry and proposition wins Hawley.
49, ssSl !. Il G. A, Fulton and Bond SITS.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-21

CANNAssERs earn SIS weekly: call and thew
VIII teach You how: out Of town write Harris
Co. 1854 % ave -
New-York tribune., 1910-01-21

~cc-N-Nhy not 20 in moving picture business?
,-...sg small; license and position guaranteed.
--af.lt Taylor. 81 West 2sth ST
New-York tribune., 1910-01-21

eL-l-sAAN. high grade. clean-cut able 10 in
gently represent financial proposition Gf
=, Ca4l mornings. Room T0l. World Build
New-York tribune., 1910-01-21

WORK OF any kind. by strong Young married
man. for moderate salary; has references as
70 70 honesty, WILLINGNESS and ability. Address NJ
SoleFsnson. $50 Woodward ave-, Ridgewood,
New-York tribune., 1910-01-21

USEFUL MANY young colored man I'm pri-
Nate family: two years 9th ave. reference;
STolntry preferred George. care W. Scot
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-08-26
ILLNESS PREVENTED -
 HIS COMING HERE
Hon. Gustaye Jones, of Newport, Did Not Address the Democratic Voters
 at Court House Last Night.

Hon. Gustave Jones, the brilliant Newport lawyer who was to have ad- dressed the Democratic voters of Pine Bluff and Jefferson county last night at the Jefferson county court house, and who is touring the state in the interest of the Democratic party, un- der the auspices of the State Demo- cratic Central Committee, did not fill his engagement hereA telegram was received by County Treasurer Curran M. Nichol at 4 o'clock in the after neon, calling the speaking off. The telegram was from Bruce Bullion, secretary of the state committee. Hon John IF. Rutherford was preparing to meet MT. Jones with his big automo- bile at Union station, when informed Of his inability to be here.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-08-26
NORMAL TEACHERS
 AT THE CAPITAL
Taking Qualifying Examinations for
 School at Pine Bluff.

Little Rock, Ark, Aug. 25.-Nine of the teachers of the negro branch normal school at Pine Bluff are talk ing the examinations today required under the new conditions laid down by the department of education for membership in the faculty at the Pine Bluff school The superintendent of the school, Isaac Fisher, is also here The examinations are being held in the senate chamber, under the direc- tion of the department of education.
 In addition to the teachers taking this examination for places on the faculty, four others are taking the examination, in order to qualify for professional license. All teachers in the English department at the school hereafter must hold professional li- cense.
 Two days will be required fo the examinations
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-08-26
ERNEST B. REID
 DIES IN ARIZONA
Former Pine Bluii Newspaper Man Passes Away After Lengthy Illness
 He Had Man. Friends.

News of the death of Ernest B. Reed, former resident, of this city, was received here Yesterday and oc- casioned much sorrow among his many Pine Bluff friends and school mates. Mr. Reed was practically reared in this city, attending the pub lie schools here for a number of years. He received his first news paper training on the Graphic and later worked for the Commercial He was forced to go west several years ago, being a sufferer from tubercul- osiS. He Was young man of much ability and his popularity here was well knoWn. The Little Rock Gazet- te of yesterday has the following ac- count of his death.
 Mrs. Claude T. Ringo, wife of the city sidewalk inspector, yesterday re- ceived news of the death of her bro- ther, Ernest B. Reed a well known Arkansas newspaper man, who died in Douglas, Ariz., early Wednesday morning. Tuberculosis was the cause of his death.
 MT. Reed was born in Hot Springs November 21, 1880. He spent his ear ly life in Pine Bluff and worked on the Graphic and the Commercial at that place, later coming to Little Rock to work on the Gazette. About six years ago ill health compelled him to go to Douglas, where he had work ed on the International American up to the time of his death His body will be buried at that place.
 He is survived by a sister, Mrs. Ringo, his mother, Mrs. M. E. Reed, and two brothers.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-08-26
SUIT AGAINST
 SAMPSON ESTATE

County Judge James Gould spent all of yesterday hearing testimony in the case of Agnes Smith, who is su- ing the Belle Sampson estate for $662 an amount alleged to be due her for some lumber, which she says she stored on the Sampson property be- fore the Sampson woman's death She charges that the Sampson woman re- fused to permit her to move the lum- Der and after her death the attorneys for the estate, Caldwell and Brock man, gave her permission to recover it. She did not move the lumber but put in a claim for $662 against the estate, the value of same. Attorney A. T. Whitelaw represents the estate at the hearing. The arguments will be made today, as all the evidence was submitted yesterday.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-08-26
TO ASK FOR
 REMOVAL OF SUIT

Little Rock, Ark, Aug. 25.-W. F. Kirby, one of the attorneys repre- rate litigation, Wednesday evening talked with Chief Counsel J. M. Hill of Fort Smith, over the telephone and was instructed by him to begin at once preparing the papers for re- neWal of the suit by the state against the Rock Island. He secured the or iginal papers in the suit from the United States circuit clerk and will in few days be ready to have 'he old case reinstated in court now, that the Rock Island attorneys repudiate the old agreement and return to 3 cent rate.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-08-26
z. w. ARGUES ON
 AMENDMENT NO. 10

Notwithstanding the fact that the Arkansas Democrat has discovered "a Joker in the Initiative and Referen- dunn, or Amendment No. 10, it is a foregone conclusion that the Amend ment will be adopted by the people by the largest majority ever recorded for any measure submitted to the people of the state. The time is here when the people fully realize that some thing must be done, and while the Amendment may not be just what is
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-08-26

wanted it is the best that has vet been offered them and they are going to accept it. If it proves to be faulty. which is admitted. it can be remedicd by the people at any subsequent cleo ton, while to wait for some future legislature to draft anotuer bill. which would perhaps contain d far worse "joker,2 would be a waste of at least two more years and then they would be no nearer the goal than at present
 It is well rene mbered that the Dem ocrat has long wanted d new constitu- ton, which would cost the state en- tifely too much, and would perhaps be as defective IS Amendment No. lN on account of it's .jokers," which are invariably found iii the work of an Arkansas legislature, aud that too would he objectionable t0 the Demo- crat The Amendment has gone to the people of the state and no amount ef kicknig can stop il ROW Fine law Ners who age opposing the amendment can do it no harm. as they are look ed upon with sHspiciou as most of them always held an axe upon the people grind stone.