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Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1910-12-09

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Denver, Colo, Aug. 1907.


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Philadelphia, Pa, Nov. 10, 1908.


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Chicago, ILL.,, May s, 1910.

Madam r. ID. Perkins,
1850 West Thiry-ffth .
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Conway, Ark, Nov. 30, 1909.
Mrs. r. D. Perkins.

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Manchester, Va, April 4, 1910.
Mrs. r. D. Perkins.

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Philadelphia Pa, Dec 49, 1909
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1920 Ogden ST., Philadelphia, Penn.
April "a, 1910.

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Monroe, Va, Sept. %, 1910.
Dear Madam II. D. Perkins.

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Mrs. Pekn III tMa@E
think
treating Since
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respectfully
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EVERETT s. p. DAWSON,
1875 N. Third Street, Phoenix, Ariz.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-07-03

Mrs Sam Levy and son are home from a visit to Little Rock.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-07-03
1, & N. DEAL
 IS EXPLAINED Traffic Contract is the Basis of Story of Sale of the
 Cotton Belt
INC R E A SEE TRAFFIC
Many More Trains Will Be Operated Through Pine Bluff As Result
 of Arrangements.

From all indications the president of the Louisville & Nashville has suc- ceeded in putting something over on his competitors.
 He wanted an interchange traffic agreement with one of the Texas roads and as he could not get it ef- fective from any point south of the Thebes Bridge. he worked in the same manner as he did in Cincinnati a few years ago, when he wanted a l.. & \. connection from the lower l.. & N. bridge to the G., H.& D, yards, across the principal streets of the wholesale and manufacturing district. The city in that instance dealt with two rail- roads and one construction company in handling the franchise for the con- meeting track and not for many years after the work was completed was it known that the whole thing was fi- nanced, planned and executed by the l.. & N.
 Tn order to conform to the reuui- sites for an interchange traffic con- tract With Texas line. Mr. Smith several years ago started to build line from the Thebes bridge down through Alexandria county to Cairo, The public was informed that the Illi- nois Central was building the line. Before such a contract would be use full it was necessary for the L. & \. to have connection from Cairo to it's own rails south of the Ohio river, and the L. & N arranged with the Illinois Central for the use of it's bridge at Mounds and it's tracks from Cairo to the bridge approach.
 To this time Cairo does not know that it is entertaining an angel even though the Cairo & Thebes has erect ed handsome passenger station in the heart of the town across the street from the Public Library, and is rap idly completing the stations on the line between Cairo and the Thebes Bridge.
 The expenditures by the L. &, N. for diverting traffic from other St. Louis roads have been liberal and the move will take something from east-bound lines that have been taking produce, fruit and other freight from the Cot ton Belt through the Dupo clearing
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-07-03
JUMPED A HOTEL
 BILL IN THIS CITY

John P Taylor, we'll dressed tra- yelling man about 45 years old, who says he represents the Webster Drug Company, of Memphis, Tenn, was ar- rested at Fordyce, Dallas county, Saturday night on complaint of w. N. Trulock, manager-proprietor of the Hotel Jefferson of this city. He is charged with having defrauded the ho- tel out of board bill and will be brought here by Constable Frank Stewart for trial It is stated that Taylor is wanted at Helena, where he is charged with having Jumped a board bill' at the Cleburne Hotel, and that Memphis hotel has also made complaint against him. The officers have been after Taylor for several days.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-07-03
Bettors are Still Scarce.

While the gambling places are we'll filled at all hours the scarcity of bet tors at the commissioner headquar- ters is somewhat surprising to the wagering fraternity. Betting improved a Dit last night, however. At Tom
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-07-03
FOURTH OF JULY
 AT FOREST PARK
W OOdmen of the World to Celebrate the Day With Big Picnic, Dance
 and All Day Festivities.

Tomorrow is the Fourth of July, the greatest of all National holidays. As usual Pine Bluff will observe Inde- pendence Day in suitable way. The intentions of many business houses to close their doors throughout or for part of the day, will be one way of observing it.
 The Woodmen of the World have planned the most elaborate celebra- tion of the day. This will take place ct Forest Park all day. At noon big basket dinner will be spread. The Woodmen have arranged for their families to carry we'll filled baskets but for the public, which is invited. A special committee of ladies has been named to look after the bachelors, who may be too bashful to make their presence known among the ladies. In the afternoon the big ball game be- tween the Sawyer & Austin team and the Voss-Nichol team will be pulled off. Dancing and carnival will hold interest during the evening. A num- Der of prominent speakers will de- liver addresses on this occasion. The closing of many business houses will allow any "off from work" to attend the celebration, and large crowd is expected to spend the entire day at the park.
 The freight offices of both railroads will be closed during the day and in the afternoon all the wholesale gro- eary houses have agreed to stop bust ness Many retail houses will be ex- peeted to close.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-07-03
BAD COIN PLANT
 IS UNEARRIIHED Frank Styles and 11an Named Reynolds Arrest
 ed at Fayetteville
MOLDS ALSO FOUND
suspects Will Be Turned Over to Fnd. eral Authorities ali Fort
 smith.

Fayetteville, July 2.-Shef.H Reed Constable Jackson and Chief of Pc lice Gregg yesterday arrested Frank Styles in Spring street. on d charge ot counterfeiting. The arrest was made two blocks from the public square, and the officers took from hisl pint of counterfeit nckels, besides few half dollars, also plaster of paris moulds.
 He and a man named Reynolds Were entrapped through the shrewd- ness of a boy, T. A. Hill. Reynolds is also in jail, on a charge of passing Styles coin. Both of them will be turned over to the federal authorities and be taken to Fort Smith today for prosecution.
 The bogus half-dollars are botcll, but the nickels are very fair counter feits.
 Styles came here from Tennessee about three months ago. Reynolds came from Mississippi and is dealer in second hand goods. Both have fafnil'es
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-07-03
DIR. M. B. CHAPMAN
 DEAD AT ST. JOE
Former Pastor of the First M. E. Church.. South, at Little Rock, Died Yesterday Morning at His
 Home fin Sit. Joseph. Mo.

St. Joseph, Mo, July 2-Dr. M. B. Chapman, a native of Louisiana, and a widely known preacher of the Southern Methodist church, died at his home here today. He was 64 years old and began preaching at 16, when he was known in the south as the Boy Preacher of Louisiana. He was with Lees troops at Appomattox.
 Formerly at Capital.
 'Dr. Chapman was we'll known in Little Rock, especially among the old CT citizens. He was a pastor of the M. B. Church, South, 1SS9-1S90, and had several warm friends in the city, who had kept up with his career since leaving here. One of them, Dr. w. H. Miller, visited him in St. Joseph three weeks ago.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-07-03
BIG EXHIBIT IS
 BEING PLANNED Jefferson County Should Be Represented at Hot
 Springs Fair
THE COUNTY CONGRESS
Is Sending Out Letter Urging a Strong Organization in Behalf
 of Land Congress Idea,

| In order to secure as creditable an exhibit as possible for the Hot Springs Fair and the United States | Land and Irrigation Congress at Chi cago Ill November, the Jefferson eoun- ty land congress is sending through out the county a letter, the direct purpose of which is to effect strong 1 organization in the county in behalf of | the land congress idea. No movement inaugurated in Jeff ferson county holds greater promise
 for this section and every citizen of the county should feel that he or she is a committee of one to make the exhibit a success.
 If any reader of the Graphic hap pens to see any agricultural or horti- | cultural specimens which would make a valuable asset to this exhibit. municated to r. Pearce
 The letter sent out through the county is as follows:
 Pine Bluff, Ark, July ?, 19tG Dear Sir-You have been recom- mended for appointment as vice presi- dent of your township, by T. pearce,
 Jefferson county vice president of the Arkansas Land Congress
 The object of the Arkansas Land Congress is the development of the entire state Through each township cooperating with the county officers, the best results will be accomplished
 Pine Bluff and Jefferson county have secured an advertising space in the Coliseum at Chicago, where the IT. s. Land and Irrigation Congress will be held in November 1910. We expect to have a fine exhibit of all kinds of products from Jefferson county on this occasion. We believe that you and your entire township will join with the Jefferson county land congress in securing and assemb- ling one of the finest exhibits of any county in the state.
 As the different specimens are se- cured they can be delivered to T. Pearce, Jefferson county vice presi- dent, 2o3 w. Barraaue street, Pine Bluff, Ark
 In October this exhibit will be sent to Hot Springs and thence it will go in November to Chicago. This will do more to advertise Arkansas than anything else.
 With your assistance we should get an exhibit that will attract to this sec | tion the best class of farmers. They will settle on our vacant lands and be a great help torard developing our county.
 Not only will this new class of far
 mers raise more and better classes of products, but they will help us in l paying our county and state taxes ! and in building good roads. Good
 roads will enable you to get to mar
 ket with bigger loads, easier pulls and quicker time.
 l This movement eff you will get be-
 hind it with us) means more money
 and better times for farmers and the entire people. Let us impress you with this fact: Your assistance is ur- gently needed to make this movement a success We want you to get ev- erybody in your neighborhood inter- ested.
 Please let us hear from you imme- diately, or not later than July 9th, so the appointment may be made. l Trusting you will work with us in making Arkansas a greater and better state, I am,
 Yours very truly, TRACY MILLS, Secretary.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-07-03

,..rr. and Mrs. J. T. Lloyd left yes- ters-ay evening for Camden. where they will spend the Fourth. They will be the guests of MT. Lloyd's mother and sister, Mrs. J. H. Lloyd and Mrs. Word. On Monday morn ing MT. Lloyd will go to Thornton, to attend the all day shoot
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-07-03

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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-07-03

MT. and Mrs w. H. Langford have returned from visit ill Little Rock.
 MT. and Mrs. B. J I4ampert, of Hol- ly Grove, Ark, arrived in the city yes- terday afternoon for a visit with MT. and Mrs. J. H. Mccain.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-07-03
RENO IS NOW
 ONLY WAITING Camps of Gladiators Practi- cally Deserted Except
 of Associates
A $1oo,oo0 PROFIT
Big Arena Was Completed Yesterday Champion Wrestler Says
 Jeifries Will Win.

Reno, July 2.-Training activities haVlng ostensibly ceased in both tho Johnson and the Jeffries camps, Reno las settled down with what ouiet if may to await the big battle on next Monday. There being little to interest the public at the fighters headauar- tefs the greater part of the crowds re- manned in town today. packing the streets, hotels, gambling places and light headquarters Discussions re- garding the merits of the principals IS rife, and each man seems to have : many supporters. but the arguments are cool and as yet the police have not had any trouble with the throng which has come here to see the fight
 Fight followers do not expect any surprises from the Johnson camp. The negro said he is through and his word is taken for it. But is we'll known that the whimsical Jeffries may change his announced plans at any time. Therefore, while few are jour neylng out over the dusty trail to his camp, everyone keeps in close touch with the white mans movements for fear he may decide to take on some fighter or several fighters some day or for that matter-night before the championship contest. -=
 Distrust of Jeffries.
 A good example of the fans dis trust of Jeffries was shown yesterday and last night. Following the arri- val of Sam Langford here the report gained currency that the negro and Jeffries would box 15 rounds during the evening
 At the time the story started the ex-boilermakers camp was deserted except for his immediate associates.
 Then began a general exodus from the city to Moana Springs. They travelled in wagons, on street cars and in automobiles. Some even expressed the belief that Jeffries might box 15 rounds with Langford, Jim Corbett having said such program would suit him very nicely.
 But the visitors were disappointed. Jeffries did not box. Corbett assured everyone that there would be no box ing at the camp.
 Langford said he had no intention of boxing with Jeffries But these reiterated assurances did not satisfy the crowd and many were up early today to keep watchful eye on Lang ford and make sure he did not slip away to Jeffr;es' place to participate in the big mans unique sunrise exer- cises.
 BettOrs are Still Scarce.
 While the gambling places are we'll filled at all hours the scarcity of bet tors at the commissioner headquar- ters is somewhat surprising to the ,,oror;,,r frotnrrity pa+tipu ipoproyod
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-07-03

Let us write your bond, as guard- ian, administrator, trustee or for pos- ttou of trust.@Cotton Belt Savings & Trust Go. 6-2S-6t.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-07-03

Our rental department will take en- carefully looked after by an exper- fenced man. Cotton Belt Savings & Trust Go. 7-2-6t.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-07-03

House and lot on S. oliWl St., for sale. i. Lot 65x140. sevpractical- ly new. Easy terms.-Cotton Belt Savings & Trust Go. 6-30-5t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-07-03

Try Box of Jacobs candy next time-Durham's.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-07-03

WANTED-5O Ladies to enter the free Piano contest. Call at Kastor < Bluthenthars Store for particulars.
The Chitina leader., 1910-11-19
ROUTINE BUSINESS TRANSACTED
 BY THE DISTRICT COURT

man ruled that all portions of the complaint making any allegations Of damages be stricken out.
 John Hancock and John Stainer plead not guilty to the indictments returned against them. The form CT Is charged with larceny in a dwelling and the latter with selling liquor to Indians. Both of these cases were set for trial on Monday morning next.
 Cnier Good-1a-Tah, trustee for a tribe of Indians vs Copper River & Northwestern railway. The hearing on demurrer was sustained on the grounds of defect of the parties plaintiff, and Attorney Ritehie given seven days to further plead in the case.
The Chitina leader., 1910-11-19

Mir. Miller, in following the float came to a considerable waterfall in Bear creek and found that above this a short distance was another falls. It seems that most of those hunting for the ledge had looked for it and lost it above the upper falls. It was a difficult climb to get to the creek bed between the two falls, but Mill Ter was repaid by finding a ledge, well exposed, from which came the float. He afterwards traced the ledge 4,500 feet and says its trend is east and west, the same as all of the lodges in that section. He says one wall is granite. The quartz is white. with dark stains carrying the gold and patches of gray here and there.
 It is free milling proposition and should the ledge carry one-third the values found in the samples it will make a noise like a big producer when fully developed.
The Chitina leader., 1910-11-19
COMM|SS|0NERSH|P AT T|EKEL VACATED
 AS THE CAMP HAS BEEN ABANDONED

H. Ferguson was and has been at all the times herein mentioned the regu- larly appointed commissioner, with all the powers as ex-offcio justice Of the peace, probate judge, coroner and recorder for said Chitina pre-
 cinct, with his office at the town of Chitina in said precinct, and, it fur ther appearing to the court, by req son of the absence of said Shiels from the Territory of Alaska it ap- bearing he will not return until after November 30, 1910, and that the right to appeal may be jeopardized.
 It is therefore ordered and adjudg- ed by the court that the office of jus tice of the peace so held as afore- said by the said Archie ". Shiels is hereby declared to be and is, va
The Chitina leader., 1910-11-19

After the excellent report made by Assayer Tanzy on the new ledge located by J. J. Miller and the Bol- finger brothers, William Wilson was so eager for news from the samples of rock sent to c. ". Harrington, the Valdez assayer, that he cabled the latter for the result. The return wire stated that the rock assayed s4S.20 to the ton in gold. That which was assayed by MT. Tanzy went s17s.s0 and s25.20 to the ton, re- spectively.
 Upon the strength of the showing made Commissioner Tucker bought an interest this morning from MT. Miller, and several others have ex- pressed themselves as being anxious to get in on the ground floor.
 J. J. Miller, who is an old-timer from Goldfield and other Nevada camps, says it is the best looking
The Chitina leader., 1910-11-19

cant, for the reasons as above set forth, and for none other, and the said Walter H. Ferguson is hereby directed and requested to immediate ly take into his custody, care and control all records and files belong ing to and a part of the said office of commissioner and justice of the peace so held by said Shiels as afore- said, so that the same may be and become records and files of the said offices of Walter H. Ferguson, and jurisdiction to herein determine ap- peals and all other matters pertain ing to said records which the said Shiels would have had had he re- mained in office, is hereby conferred upon the said W. H. Ferguson.