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MASSAGE
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CUSHIONS AND UPHOLSTER.
INGS.

CUSHIONS MADE TO ORDER; FURNI-
ture rc-upholsterCd, mattresses and
springs repaired, Phones 3299. :. l..
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HOTELS
HOTEL MOXCA
PRIVATE HOSPITAL

WILLOWS MERE; CONFIDENTIAL
connnemoDts. scClusioU. legal adoption
Mrs. T. Phillips, 18th r.. bet. 18th and
18th So. Sugar Sta. Ind 1914. n30s2
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POSITION AS coAcHMASS SadTess iF rslVAIE T.l7
famns nSilI
Tylbune.
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REPAIRING AND WRECKING


POTTER HOUSE REPAIRING CO. l67
South West Temple Ind 2030; Bell
2I23. IF you want 1t done. Potter VIII
do IT, n23ll
The daily Alaskan., 1911-11-07

day of special music and the church vas filled. he was led Co a seat Tar ln .ra front of Che edihCe
 From the row of people in front oi his he picked out at once the Ctr. who was wearing violcts He smelled them first and they seemed Ike a whi0 of his havhood. so fresh and sweet they were Ne could sec an upward wave of golden hair disappearing under the wide brim Of gray hat trimmed with some soft gray stuT ln which was fnrkcd pink rose. Tbs trim tailor made gown was Of gray, and he had rrfmnzc of a soft gray little glove turn ing the leaves of a prayer book.
 she Is as small and gray as Miss rHucrmouso." thought Ransom, with a fulc whimsical smile at his own ronrpit In comparing this daughter ot rhc rich Co ths girl who went so faith fnl}v rast his house every night No one but a working girl could keep such regular hours. he concluded.
 An at oncc a very awkward thing haproned. Somebody entered the pew
 where Ransom sat, and as the young man bent down to pick up his hat and mayo farther along Iu the seat the hrira Of the gray hat in front suddenly haltpcd back and. twitching his eve classes otT his nose, sent them hurthnE uDwsri. Co fall with an ominous tin l,1iDr sound in the bookraCk Of her own pew.
 It was not until the service was con r1uded and he was rising Co go out that he recoTected the glasses. At the same instant the girl turned and gave them to him with a courteous little in clination Of the head
 Thank you, murmured Ransom.
 And then he saw that the man who had entered the pew and was really the author of his lucky incident was none other than the senior member Of the firm with whom he was reading law.
 NIT. Laidlaw bowed Eenially, and Ransom left him standing In the crowded aisle. apparently waiting for some one.
 1 The next night there was a driving rtorm of wind and sleet, and as the |Iar lines were at a standstill owing to Isame trouble at the power house Ran ] |sam was obliged to walk the two miles which marked the distance be ! tween his office and Mrs Beek's board ling house.
 Thus it was that be found himself tn a part of Lexington which he had never before traversed. He had plan ned & short cut home and std plunged
The daily Alaskan., 1911-11-07
ASNS THAT CAN or REST AND THANKSGIVING BE
 OBSERVED
The rrtrH ~rarrr 0aS received -r. . e-..-r.-s a#E.e. H .'E-e2u.
 .rHS-SFc~ Cr AlASNA
a s~stfo~

oF .ha Ju5-e5 -. .r-.r- rH~e-vu5 ty - ra-E days 0E 'uE # E E#ars e7reuo- ta-Ra Fr r.-aIy .-. day 0s Nr. ra# and g.a- 
 ma. urrr oar Alaska suspend and 'aNa7s an. u. thanks aa RIM v and
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The daily Alaskan., 1911-11-07
Ia the District Court for the Distric'
 oF Alaska, Division No. [

Fred patte1. Rose Patton. Chris ~. Shea and Helen K
 ShaS. J R Cs0o and the Olympia Brewing CoUpsny a corporation. J R. Caro- & Company a partnership con ~sEaC o1 Jules R. Caro- and Charles F. Hooker. nCfcnd3Dt
The daily Alaskan., 1911-11-07

While u1us extending thanks for the NeuefT5s which have come ao our peo- pIa as whole. lct the helping hand be extended to the unfortunate and needy
 Given under my hand and the seal cg the District Of Alaska, in Juneau, Jse capital Eais sixth day of Novem- hc- fu the year cf OUT L0rd, one thousand nine hundred and eleven, and or Ae independence of the United States CT America, the one hundred and thi~ly-siNth
 Walter E. clark. hy the
 governor. William L. Disdn. eN-offiCio seore- tsry oF Alaska"
The daily Alaskan., 1911-11-07
SIEADFAST CONFIDENCE.
The Following statement Should Form Conclusive Proof of Merit to Every Alaskan
 Reader

Could any stronger proof Of the me t Of any remedy be desired than the statements Of kteful eudorsers who say heir confidence has been undt minlshed by lapse of time? These are the kind of statements that are appearing constantly in your local pa per for Deans Kidney Pills. They are twice told and confirmed with new enthusiasm. Can any reader doubt Che following Tt's from a resident of thls locality.
 Mrs. Jennie Krebs. 923 c st. Sac rameuto, Cal, says: "T continue to advise the use of Deans Kidney Ills at every opportunity. tor my high opi lon of this remedy has iu To way les
 eued since I gave my former tesu- monIal in 1907 ! was afflicted with kidney trouble and obtained no pos tive relief until used Deans Kidne fills. This preparation toned up my Kidneys and after that was done, the uric acid in my system was removed, together wfth the difficulties caused by weak kidneys. I have never foun it necessary Co take any kidney med. icine since then"
 For sale by all dealers Price SO cents. Foster.Miiburn Co., Buffalo New York. sole agents for the Unit cd States
 Remember the name-Doan's-and take no other
The daily Alaskan., 1911-11-07

To The Olympia Brewing Company a corporation. Defendant Greeting
The daily Alaskan., 1911-11-07
NiSS Hfterm0nSe She Liked fhe Name B, CLHRESSTS HfCKIE Copyright by American Press Asso-
 ciauon 1911
By CL4RESST8 HfCEIE

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 Ransom HolbrOok called her that, for he had never seen her except at tvl- light when the timid little bats came forth to wheel in and out Of the glare of the arc light on the corner From his window he would watch the flying bats. now plainly discernible in the white light. then suddenly vanishing beyond a black shadow.
 She came around ibC corner into the light swift moving gray little fig are. and as suddenly she vanished in fac taII shadow cnSt ry his house. Re. vaua his house she seemed Co melt into the gray shadows that juterveucd lso- tween his own ary light and ihe u"Ni one two blocks away.
 Miss FIittermousr. wonder where won come from and vh.thyr yuu a.u coluc." unused the young man as he drew back into his frcHr room .d paecd Co and fro with thoughtful nyCs fixed on the carpet Let me see its frrcc months since first saw hc~ s-rafinc past in the twilight like tho HHIc gray fIttermouse that she ts
 Every Sunday morning Ransom va Hcl the monotcny Of his daily office grind by auaying himself as one or thc lilies of thc field and going forth Ca church He went Co a particular church because he liked the preacher and nceanse thc sermons did him good
 It might hc a monotonous life for a yuunE man who was a stranger in big city. but of course there was an oreasirnal evening at the theater, a crnerrt or the opera. and then back a-am Co tNa study of law in the of fea of Taf1'aw S Black
 The noNr day heinz sunday. Ransom wont Co church. and. finding his own uarffru'or seat occupied for it v-as a
The daily Alaskan., 1911-11-07

E ". Pa-at. Clerk
 Ky Y Malone. Dep Frs, puhlfCaton Oct ga. 1911 Last publication Dec 8. 1911
The daily Alaskan., 1911-11-07

1NTNoraGon. Defendant HFee.uE
 IN THE NAME OF THE UNITED STATES or AMERICA. You are hereby commanded to be and appear ia ue above entitled Court holden az S}Rcwsy ia sad Division or said District and answer yhe complaint II ea srs5ust you in the aboyeeuaued action vsthin thf-ty days from the date or -re service og this summons and a copy oE the SaH complaint upon v1r a1.ufl oa o- before January 70. rsI1 and. sf you fsET 50 t' appear an z-~ver fr- want tho-vof Che p'a.ne -t win a77,y o Che Court for ue -sGaE demanded ia said complaint a ea-y of which 5s served herewith Ta.s suft IS brought Co fa-e1lose the u1-tsaca made sy said Fred Ps,teu and Rose PauteE Chrs C. shea and HGe- F. shea, for -ha sum of S-na0Na with 5rte-5St and costs ot suit as se. out Tn the eouplai-tf.lc3 herein. to which complaint reference hereby made
 nate oE u-5sr to- publication 0t summons made and entered by th1s Court. June E2. 1911
 AND YOU. the United states Mar srar aE Division No. ! ot the District .- Alaska. o- any deputy. are hereby r.e--eE Go make se-vios of this sum
 rs araa the said defendant and each 1F them as by law required and --. win make due 0etr-0 hereof to Che Clerk os thss Court within forty days from tNe date os delivery Go you ugr an Erdovcmcrt ha-eon of vo"r #a#-cs ,- the premises
 IN WITNESS N7HREEoF. ] have ha-e.o sat my hand and affixed ,He Ssrr af tha above Cou-- this 2nth day of October. A. D. 1911
 .u.s--yt Court Seal
 W Petgt Clerk
 By F Malone. De7. Fy-s publication Oct ga. 1911 Last publication nec 8. 1911
The daily Alaskan., 1911-11-07

take no other.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-11-07
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Nc,g TO E,EN

Good #zE s.sas.Es ..s >.uu.g usa.
 SEaga. rr... ans Hr.e
 Sc-CC eEE SICK. S.s-E EER TAF.uE E-Tl-a. GOOD CHANCE EOS NHNEFS, Na .a. r., .. -nr- -rr--E on ar Hs Ere rrn.r.E for a 0. ne. .e -.. g.s a r..a wil. .- .. Er- r=-,-...a-s s0a.y Et E.-s- e. Fo- sc Eo. cna se- a wholesome. .eaue ccgs-E res- sy tss New Home Ees-s -su-S-t Ave. fHss OF of E-Us vav
The daily Alaskan., 1911-11-07

None better ant rurar oan Gibson rvg. Rainier and Olympia beer. Or Ears by phone promptly delivered. The Mascot S
The daily Alaskan., 1911-11-07

s.- taken Ee
 famous
 NH.Nr-o .1EEE HAVANA CIGARS
 receive. .-.- lao fac ..-. a. rr-.. Fla -l E-u vsrt tfe s. -.. ..aza Ereas
The daily Alaskan., 1911-11-07

N.Ee Role -...a- Et Ha H.. House Is better aa- ever
 a.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-11-07

Dafy Alaskaa-Ooy month.
The La Jara chronicle., 1911-09-29

With so many sugar beets how
can sugar be so high?
The La Jara chronicle., 1911-09-29
JOHNSON BEATS ROSE

Kid Rose measured the carpet
four times with his back in his
bout with Eddie johnson Tuesday
night. Twice in the 7th round he
wilted and stretched full length
upon the floor. but was up again
and rushing wildly before Referee
Garvey could count five He went
down twice in the Sth, the last time
taking the count He rolled over
slowly three or four times and at
the word ten raised his elbows to-
wards johnson, who helped him to
his feet There was considerable
kissing from the audience and a
few calls of fake.
In his corner after the fight Rose
sat trembling and blinking like a
bat. "A chance blow over my
heart took away my strength. he
said, Il could hardly stand up. l
can lick him any day next week
and will put up my end of the
purse as side bet"
Eddie johnson said that Rose
was weak from taking off weight
too rapidly. In the clinches
his whiskers hurt my face very
much" he said, so l kept him
away as much as / could with left
jabs in the face. When / was
ready / Strengthened him up with
a heart blow and a child could
have pushed him over after that.
His glove caught in my tooth and
jerked it loose, that and the
whiskers are all the hurts l got"
1t developes that Rose who is
naturally l45 pound man had
trouble to get down to the agreed
weight of l35. Tuesday he ate
nothing until after he weighed in
at 8 o'clock, he also took two
mile run and spent several hours
in a hot bath which WAS a good
days work besides the knocking
in the ring which was hard enough
to earn all the money he got.
Chas. Barber and Flint Daniels,
both in the white-man 's-hope class,
boxed a five round draw as a'pre-
liminary. The 5th round was a
good limitation of the 18th round
in the famous Sulivan-Kilrain bat
tie at New Orleans years ago.
All things considered it is very
likely the end of boxing in La Jara
for some time at least. The re-
ccipts were only about $500 which
hardly covered expenses.
The La Jara chronicle., 1911-09-29
ROMEO NEWS.
FROM THE RECORD.

Wednesday, Sept. 30, marked
the fifth wedding anniversary of
j. II. White and wife also the
fourth year of the marriage of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. ID. Hunt and a
joint celebration was held at the
j. ii. White home that evening.
Only the absence of Mrs. White
in Cherokee, Iowa, detracted from
the full pleasure of the evening.
J. II. Meyers, "A general mer-
chant from Idaho Springs. was
here last week and the first Of
this working on the organization
of a corporation TO take over the
business of the f. NJ. Biggs Tie
and Stores company at this place.
1t is understood that the new
firm is to be incorporated for S25,
600, S15, 700 are to be paid in at
once, $4,000 will be used to pur-
chase warehouses, coal sheds
and real estate of the Biggs com
pany and $1,000 to purchase the
stock of goods and for working
capital. 1t is expected that a por-
tion of the stock will be placed
with Romeo and Manassa people.
1t is probable that l.. w. Sowards
of Manassa, will be manager.
The La Jara chronicle., 1911-09-29
No Need To Stop Work.

k'When your doctor orders you to
stop work, it staggers you. Il
can't" you say. You know you
are weak, rundown and failing
in health day by day, but you
must work as long as you can
stand. What you need is Elec-
trio Bitters to give tone, strength,
and vigor to your system, to pre-
vent breakdown and build you up.
Don't be weak, sickly or ailing
when Electric Bitters will benefit
you from the first dose Thous-
ands bless them for their glorious
health and strength. Try them.
Every bottle is guaranteed to sat
isfy. Only 80 cents at all deal
ers.
The La Jara chronicle., 1911-09-29

Two night marauders fright
ened Mrs. Leroy Finney last Sat
urday morning about , 30. They
appeared at her residence near
the northern edge of town and
called out for her to open the
door or they would shoot. One
picked up a bucket and threw
it through a window while the
other discharged a pistol. Mrs.
Finney ran out the back door
and sought shelter at eigh-
bors. She states that one of the
men was very large and wore a
light suit of clothes.
The La Jara chronicle., 1911-09-29
LIST OF AWARDS
SUGAR BEET DAY

SUGAR BETS. best display of not less
than 100 lbs.
+, W. Enrich, list premiu III SO in cash;
Trig Reynolds. 2nd, 50 rockin ( chair given
by Murphy -Newcomb Hardware co.
Geo. Propp. 3rd, mans 81 hat given by
Chas. d. Weist.
WHEAT best bundle 100 heads.
r D. Scott lst. 100 lbs Ben Hur flour given
by La lara NJ * +: Co.
J. 4. Lieurnnce. End, 81
OATS. White. best bundle 100 heads
+. B. Ingham. list. 100 lbs Beh hur hosf
given by La lara N. * f. Go.
Geo. n. Seeley. End. s. and 3rd. 81
OATS. Black. best bundle 100 heads
Geo. y. Seeley. LIST. 100 lbs Ben hur hour
given by La lara N. & +. Co.
BARLEY. best bundle 100 heads.
a. l.. Albright, LIST. 100 lbs Ben Hur Hour
given by La Jara NJ * E. Co.
Geo. ID. NewComb. 2nd, 81.
BARLEY. Bald. best bundle 100 heads.
a. E. Albright. list. s2.
FIELD PEAS, best display on V inc.
L. +. Rumsey. LIST, s. lap robe given by J.
L. Is. Runsey 2nd. box of cigars given by
keuton Bros.
ALFALFA. best display.
X. B. Golden. list. 81
Thos. l., King. End, 81.
G. II Berry. 3rd, 81 beef roast given by
Wcist Bros.
NATIVE GRASSES, best display.
X. B. Golden. LIST, 81
{. NJ. Olchy, End, 81.
POTATOES. best peck.
W. W. Hawkins LIST. $3.50 pair of shoes
given by w. a. Johnson Mercantile Co,
W W Hawkins, 2nd, 81
The La Jara chronicle., 1911-09-29
NOTICE.

We wish to announce to to the
trade that we will do a strictly
cash business commencing Sept.
11th. We have at all times an
up-to-date line of fresh, smoked
and salt meats. Market prices paid
for produce, in trade or cash Sat
isfaction guaranteed.
CITY MEAT MARKET.
Weist Bros, Props
The La Jara chronicle., 1911-09-29

With every purchase you get a
Cash Register Check which en-
titles you to so cash discount at
Seyfer's Drug Store on the corner.
Save them, they mean money in
your pocket.
The La Jara chronicle., 1911-09-29

"Were all medicines as meritorious as
Chamberlains Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy the world would be much better off
and the percentage of suffering greatly de.
creased" writes Lindsay Scott of Temple,
iua For sale by City Drug Store.
The La Jara chronicle., 1911-09-29

Bishop Jensen sent in nice
small apple branch holding nine
lovely apples in one cluster.
There is quite lot of fine fruit
raised here when you begin to
take stock. Free Press.
The La Jara chronicle., 1911-09-29

Mr.. w. S. Gunsalus, a farmer living near
Fleming, Pa, saws he has used Chamberlain's
Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy in his
family for fourteen years, and that he has
found it to be an excellent remedy, and takes
City Drug Store.
The La Jara chronicle., 1911-09-29
TO THE TRADE.

On and after Sept. IL, we will
sell meats, vegetables and all
merchandise for strictly cash.
KENTON BROS.
The La Jara chronicle., 1911-09-29
WATER FOR SALE

Two feet of water, Servilletta
Ditch No. 5, for sale. w. d. Car
roll, Antonito, Colorado.
The La Jara chronicle., 1911-09-29

We offer very large and com
prehensive showing of stoves and
ranges. All prices, all styles and
sizes. At the head of the list
we place the good, the dependable
the well known Round Oaks. They
last, they save, they satisfy, we
invite an inspection and you are
under no obligations to buy. The
Murphy-Newcomb Hardware Co.
The La Jara chronicle., 1911-09-29
FOR RENT.

Rippey ] section, NW4, Sec. 33,
SW4, Sec. 2S, Twp. 80, R. 9. Ad-
dress, DIR. W. A. Cate, Nelson, Neb.
The La Jara chronicle., 1911-09-29

We give cash discount checks on
the money you spend. Seyfer's
Drug Store on the corner.
The La Jara chronicle., 1911-09-29

/ W. W. hawklTs' -nt -
| GARBAGE. best head. ~ o,.s n
A; SiSson; # s;.sds;i,s s SS5 sSla cp ~
VIM. Rieke. End. 81
". B. Johnson, is, $50 blanket given by
w. A Johnson Mercantile Co
Mrs. Andrew Nelson, End, 81.
CARROTS. best half dozen.
| Mrs. Milt Guymon LIST. 81.
| J. b. Chapman. 2nd. so cts
PARSNIPS, best half dozen.
1 John Helms, LIST. 81.
| Mrs 5. +. Cunningham. End, 30 cts.
TABLE BETS. best half dozen
Levi Dunn. LIST. ladies' 81 hand bag given
| J. y. Watson End. 81.
| ONIONS. best peck.
J. X. Blechn. list. s.
! Mrs. J. a. Watson. Ind. 81.
CELERY. best half dozen.
Z wn. Brothers. LIST. 81.
| J. A. Watson. End, 81.
! MEXICAN BEANS, on vine.
| Thomas Vigil. list, s..
= TURNIPS. best peck.
+ Geo Irwin. LIST. one gallon SN paint. given
by Chas. Magnes.
| Mrs 5. +. Cunningham, Ind, 81.
Mrs W. u Thomas. list, 81 given by ID. A.
Mrs 1. Wilson. End. so cts.
| PUMPKIN. best.
c. N. Oiehy. list years subscription to the
| CUCUMBER. best half dozen.
Peter Nelson, list. 81.
CORN. best half dozen ears.
J. S. Valentine. LIST. years subscription to
| La lara Chronicle.
c. NJ. Olehy. End. 50 cts.
| BUTTER. best pound ranch.
SisS; sweaters en given b By ". % Johnson M Mer Co
Mrs. F. w. Ehrlich End, ST.
BREAD. best loaf.
Mrs. Geo. Propp. LIST. 100 lbs Ben Hur flour
given by La lara NJ. * +. Co.
Mrs. b. l. NanNechten, End. 81.
CANNED FRUIT; best display:
Mrs. c. L. Smith. 2nd 81
Mrs. Sam Wilson. 3ru. 81.
HONEY. in comb. best pound.
N. G. Price. LIST: choice of ladies' shirt waist
given by w. A. Johnson Mercantile Co.
E. X. Ball. 2nd, Scots.
GENERAL DISPLAY neighborhood.
Sanford, LIST. SIS. Annassa. End. SO. capu-
lin, 3rd, s.
BEST GENERAL DISPLAY of farm pro-
duce grown by one person.
C. NJ Olehy, SO given by Seeley * DouRan.
BEST SIN SUGAR BKkTs for sugar puIposes IS
AZ Gibson LIST sTd s. T.is Z Ss keynSids S s 2nd s
Valley Sugar Co.
Best Individual Beet for sugar purposes
w, Ehriich LIST; s. John Shawcrott; ST.;
by The san Luis Valley sugar Co.
WHEAT, best half bushei.. a. ?. Pouison.
S in gold given by La Jara Land & In
BEST SAMPLE OATS, $50 straws. leaves
stripped, Geo. N Seeley. S. given by h.
| >. Shuhhn.
Best sample Wheat, $50 straws, leaves
stripped. VIM. Shemwell, S. Given by
X 5. Shahan.
BEST 1911 COLT by Charles NO.
Best Yearling Colt. Clark Mosier's Gay time
SO Prizes given by C. NJ. oiehy.
BEST 1911 COLT by Turk.
Thos. L. King, 1st John w. Shawcroft
End. S. Given by John W. Schecter.
BEST 1911 COLT by King.
Mrs. E. w. Fluckey. LIST, given by VIM. Neil
I
John w. Shawcroft. LIST. w. o. Crowther
End. S. Given by A. c. Faucet.
BEST 1911 ROADSTER COLT.
c. NJ. Olehy.
s. Stetson hat given by Leroy Wilson.
BEST 1911 DRAFT COLT.
Mrs. E. w. Fluckey.
s. in gold given by A. w. Lee.
BEST DRAFT STALLION and five of his
A. c. Faucet list. SO; J. W. schecter. End. s
Given by w. A. Braiden.
BEST GRADE STALLION.
VIM. Neff, 1st. J. w. Schecter, End.
BEST LIGHT HARNESS STALLION.
Manassas Horse Co. LIST; weist Bros. 2nd
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-08-29
EXTEND Line EAST
OF MURFREFSB0RO
Proposed Extension of Memphis. Paris
and Gull Causes Much Excite
ment in Pike County.

Murfreesboro. Aug. 2S.-Officials of
the Memphis, Dallas and Gulf rail
road, the present terminus of which is
Murfreesboro, We're in the city yes
terday, in conference with local right
of-way men, confirm press dispatches
announcing all preliminary details ar
ranged for the immediate commence
ment of work on the extension of the
line east ward from this point.
Local and outside lan6F buyers are
getting busy riding the country be-
tween this place and the roads inter-
section with the Iron Mountain rail
road, 16 miles northeast of here, hunt
ing up detached lands.
Repeated rumors of the railroads
intention to lay out a new town eight
miles east of here. at what is prac-
tically the geographical center of the
county, would appear to have founda-
ton by reason of the fact that local
and Nashville parties known to be in
close touch with the land department
of the new road have bought upward
of 600 acres at the point named, and
are tieing up more under option.
Property owners of this place are
not a little alarmed at the possibilities
limited at this rumor, are awakening
to the necessity of immediate and
concerted action along the line Of
municipal development, Improvement
and advertising of resources, features
of which are sewers, city waterWOrks,
public square, paving and! cement side
walks.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-08-29
LOCAL ELEVEN TO
BE STATE FAIR CARD
Pine Bluff High Football Team is
Wanted as Opposing Team for Hot
Springs mt Annual Shaw.

]. r. Allen, principal of the Pine
Bluff High School, has received let
ter from the manager of the Hot
Springs High School football team for
the 1911-12 season, asking for game
on October H. The letter states that
the Arkansas State Fair will be in
progress in that city at that time and
they very much desire to have a game
This is the first letter Prof. Allen
fas received requesting games for the
coming season, but in all probability
the challenge will be accepted. The
manager Of the Hot Spring eleven al
so requests a game in this city for
a date in November.
No plans have been laid for foot
ball team at the local High School
this season, but it Is supposed that
there will be good one formed. A
lot OF good material is a certainty for
tie local High School this season and
it Is expected that with a number of
good men and the services of Prof
D. E. Bassett, former coach of the
Clary Training School at Fordyce to