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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-11-27

Thanksgiving is poetry. The great
full heart is singing heart. BLESS
the Lord, my soul, and forget not
all His benefits" Who is the singer?
There can be little question. These
are the notes of David. 1t rings with
the cadence of David's music. 1t
breahes with the fragrance of David's
perfume. For David is sweet. There
is not caustic berry IN the garden
OF his soul. His temper is as the
blossoms that illuminate the Judean
hills, or the gentle winds that came
laden with the nectar of northern
pines. David is great poet, and his
message is that life itself is a poem.
David has been described as "a
ruddy-faced. flaxen- haired lad, with
elastic step and eager look and the
laughter of springtime's music accu-
mulating in his heart" He Is the
youngest child and his brothers are
jealous of him, but his mother adores
him. and when he returned home at
night from the folding in OF his sheep,
his eyes are kissed into somnolance
by mothers love. Then he dreams
acstacies, awakens early in the morn
ing and goes again with his flocks.
In return for his love his brothers
! despise him, and because he
knows not fear the giant Is infuriat-
ed. Thereupon he Stays the huge ad-
versary with sling. then returns to
his flock, picks up his harp and again
he sings What makes him sing? Is
David's life a bed of roses? Rather
10 in1l af
Javelins are hurled at him, conspir-
acies are plotted against him, thou
sand vicious enemies unsheath their
swords and rush at him like angry
bulls in furious conflict David is
surrounded with dangers and dis
asters thousand fold. Track him
through life and 1t is like the debris
that follows in the wake of a defeated
army. But still he sings. What makes
MIN sing Has he great riches? Does
wealth make him happy? Not at this
time. He has nothing but his flock
and his shepherds crook, nothing but
his harp. and these belong to his faith.
er. Jesse. Nothing but the blue SIX,
and the green hills and his own soul
and with this last he is holding dia.
Sihoihb " anu 10 nj.
God. But what is he saying? "Bles.
the Lord. o my soul, and forget no
all His benefits When his life 1.
endangered and his hear, is Lroken
he sings. bless the Lord" Life is
poem. That is Davids message. Tha
Is what he sang and that Is what h,
lived.
Let us carry the message and spiri
of David into the observation of thil
sacred day. Life is not a check bool
or a column of figures. Life Is not
work OF prose. Life is a poem. Goo
Is the great poet, and a ma s or /;
woman's life is the biggest ana sweet
est poem He ever wrote. We canno
pray or suffer or love very mucf
without realizing that life is romance
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-11-27

CONTINUED on Page 81
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-11-27
SPORTS
The Footban situation.

One more game on Thanksgiving
will be attempted by a few elevens
before snow covers up the gridiron
for the winter, but practically the
football season Of 1911 iI ended.
Cornell and Pennsylvania both de-
feated by Pennsylvania state will
meet at Philadelphia Thanksgiving
day with the Ithacans strongly sup
ported as favorites., Pennsylvania
state, still undefeated, meets Pitts
burg the same day.
The defeat Of Wisconsin by Chica-
go and Minnesotas victory over Illi-
nois apparently gives the western
conference championship oMinneso-
Ia. The point standing of the lead
ing eastern teams up to date follows:
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-11-27
CORNELL WINS CROSS
COUNTRY CHAMPIONSHIP

Bookline, Mass, Nov 25.-Cornell
today won the cross country intercol-
legiate championship here, scoring As
points. Harvard was second with 5S
and Pennsylvania third with 1875.
Points were scored on the demerit
system.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-11-27
Saturdays Football Scores.

Navy 3, Army o.
Carlisle 90, Hopkins 6.
Minnesota II, Illinois 0.
Brown s, Trinity 6.
Harvard 0. Yale 0.
Purdue IL, Indiana 5.
Chicago 5, Wisconsin 0.
Ames 6. Drake 0.
Iowa s, Northwestern 0.
Kansas 3. Missouri g.
Arkansas 3. Washington 0.
Nebraska 6, Michigan s.
Wesleyan II, Denison 0.
Cincinnati University 5, Witten-
berg 0.
Ohio State 0, Syracuse 0.
Lafayette IL, Lehigh 0.
Washington and Jefferson II, Villa
nova 6.
Miami I, Western Reserves 5.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-11-27

Berg of Spokane defeated Jack DON
ovan of Philadelphia, in two straight
falls, the first with a crotch and near
Nelson in II minutes and the second,
on a head chancery, in one minute
and so seconds.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-11-27

SUNDAY SERMON
Of. ]. Mines. Minister, Phone
Main 544.)

Theme: "The Poets Thanksgiving"
Text: "Bless the Lord, o my soul, and
forget not Ia rcverie of anti-material-
ism) all His benefits"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-11-27
New York Defeated.

Havana, Nov. 27.-Alnendares de-
feated the New York National league
baseball team yesterday, to 4.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-11-27
Berg Defeats Donoyan.

Spokane, Wash. Nov 25.-In a
match here last night advertised for
the championship OF America, John
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-11-27

The average man is a good judge OF
human nature-except in his own
case.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-20

4ls 5rau SPEEDS ssfiern 4bent
um $50 iIbr ihre stiife I'm 3. @tod
bes 6auies go. 614 Mabifon glpe. be-
trat, Inn bas 4benbeHsn auFsatragen.
fanb cine gTpIoiion ftatt, perurIddt
eard eas SffeniaHen zines @dsbabs
mems uHo Die 6eHiter Der Ride ipurpsu
sertriimmert uHD bas WeobiIiar etc,
5srftDrt, Frou gpeds erlitt ftmerss
bdfte 9erleBuneeH an ben SGnoen uni
I'm @eiiht. 3ie5euerpebr mar prompt
sur GtelIe unb Iofbte eas seuer, nads
bem ss eineH Sdaheu bon $500 nness
ri6tet bate.
- Die Il, 6, s. nabmen seYtern in
ihrsr 8eriammlune 10 neue Gdn0iods
ten auf uno bislten ). .. SeibeI, s,
g, Reab unp 6. Sdnsiosr glnreoen,
-S Srau map Dpnaboner ftarb ss.
fern in Der Mobnung ibres Gntels,
Bernard s. Wtfenou, 8 S,iabndn
Wsit= gppinston, i'm aItsr BON 84Sabs
reIi,
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paMlttDas

4amiftpn ansciesn, ufai-sestiarn
nun WeMigfeitcR fimb absneshen Gde
Der 4. ilnb Charles Gfrafe. ltnier
aaent fir SamiItpn ipebHt So. 30i
glpro isront Ctr. SeiepboH SamiIicH
f376sM. 1slepbon isaferes aprrrippR
eenten: 393X Bell.
- Sn Der Stdnt berrfdt unter ben
drmereH 3IaFeH sroBe Neth unb Der
IHorinteb CHARITIES rnnneelt es an
8slb, um bic llntsrItiibunesgsInGe AL
beFriehieen. Der Sumanitdts Beanie
Spbn g)siean unh oas Staotrdtbsmits
gIieo in 2inbsnipalo mubten iicn am
Samitae Der ramilie BON Ilen Griagi
aHnebnen. sSn Der StoDt finb bunbers
ts IOld5er Sale.
- Die Samittou 2ensber 60. crgas
niTtrte Iih bnr9 Grip1hInng non :. 6.
Soopen gum grdiieenten, CD. Gpobs
man, 9isesgrdiibeuten. pauI 6eopen,
Setrttdr unb SfabHeiitsr. Waiisr g.
SobleD unb 8. 70. SnDip. Direttean.
- Sobn Sbr uno JObn 2cbbaur
lieBeu fi3 seesnisitis ipessn irisbsnss
bruh perboften. Sis purhsn ssgsn
giirsfhafi Biz sum 9erhOr ima3Oliasis
gsritt eHtlahsR.
- Stepbon SsIo aus 9nben gebiirs
tis, ftnrb gsitsrn Rorssn in ieiner
Mohnuns, Rp. 40S Siib Z. Strabe, an
S6tpdGe, i'm Hitter ron 81 Jabren.
Gr pohntt felt 80 Sabren in Aamiltcn
uHo betrieb pisIe Sabre bns 5ubrgts
i6dFt. er hintsrIdbt cine Gnteltn. Jrl.
auna Better ur0 pisIe 0srpanbts une
5rsunbe.
= RuFeu morIe Mihher, %, bon
6biedgc, unb gucp glisabetb 9selsr,
Il. bon 5dmiIton. srIansisH stnen 6eis
rathsfhein.
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frau emma OorH60fsr uRS 9err
Gmi( Hrumer
3a gtasbas iuirs linen sim bsrslidsr
GmpIaHg Satbeil.

Ssbr gut beiuat mar eeItsrn RAD
mittag bic in 8aIte's Spernhaus in
9elsnue ftattsefunpens 8erfammlung.
bic uuter ben 4ufpiaten bss 8elIeous
Staptperbanbs unn oes 9ameH3peiJs
nbeebaltsn tpurbe; gait es bod Dem
4bf6ien Der gaationaIpraIioentin
2srau emma Gornb0fer BON ReD
gort bon 8easpue uub bem 8prtrag
oes 6srrn guril Gramsr pom Giucia>
natl. .
Der grGfinent bes 8slspus Stdbts
perbanbs sroffnets bic 9eriammlung
uns iteate 5rau 9ornbofsr Dor. Die
Dame banfts fir Die freunDli6e aufe
udhnle, Die ihr BON ben Damen3peigen
unb ben Gtnptperbdnoen Guf ihrer
charlottesville Dur9 ben Meiten 5us
tbeiI Durne unb fsra d bic 5offnung
aus. bab es ibr pergoHnt iein m6ge,
in einieen ssabreR pieber nah GentufD
suriitSutehren, um bic grnte, beiien
Saamen fie Dor 5tpei Sabren auss
itrsuts, sinSubeimiel. b. +. bic grfolge
su feben. Die Grausn foaten bnrauf
fissse:s isss,ee:as, saSb thre ainber beutfdtn nns
,terriAt er5ieIteH. Dura bic grlernung
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Der StaHge einen titfsn Sid In ben
glrnt. gr bate bic @affe esrabs In
Die 6Sbe ssboben. nm ben gedHttH
p0lIig nieher3uIhlagen, ols Der 4uFf
isbsr aaufnonn btrbeisiltt. sJilipfCn
ponbis iih iofort geetR pitien unb
psriebts ibn siren Sti9 in bic 9ruit.
Die Giisnitanss our6bobrte nds 6ers,
unn adufmann fant su lobe gstrofs
fen lonslps gu 9eben. Damn griFf
Der Raienbe ben fhiper Dertesten aufs
isher GhHitt bon Rsutm an unb
brahtt ibm einsn lebeHssefdhrliheIs
Stih in ben Riifsn bei. 5u5,DifdleH
tnorsu mebrere Silfstxomie btrbtiees
elf. bic Gilipion iiberipdIiisisu uno In
;feifeln leaien.
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Gle GeniugtOu Gfiier fur bas Sin
tinuati &ultshlatt" befiuSet iidI tu'
Gebdabe 90. 509-511 RasHOn
apeuus. anssissH, @ittheilnHsen
aRb geireilrnscH irsenSmelher art
tpsraeu bis 10 libr gbeHss pafelbit
rntsesensemDmmeu. Sslepbeu Spntb
1854.
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30 e ip y o Z {.

Die Nt,upprt Office fir Sas Gin
einnatier gplfs6latt" beiinSet sd) iu
Rs. 339 Yprf Strake, seseuiber benz
Gourthanie, iuplelbit 8eniefeiteH, AH'
seiBea u. |. IN. bis 10 libr 45 Winmfen
abeHSS entgeaenaenommsn neroen.
lelepbun Epnth 2401.
- Su elmer unIdnsit abeeboltsnsu
9eriammluns oss 4Rter unterit. Der
ems fiibrte Ssrr Gilbert Siaubmstiter
ben 9priis uno Serr Stubnsr bns
prototca. Die 6errsu gilbert unh
GoHrab 9snlanb unb 6enrp aobfiu
lpurben CUR Mitgliebihaft angemelbe.
Weebrere &anbibaten, bic in Der lestsn
@eriummluns porgei6lueeH purbeu,
ipuroeu aufgsnOmmen. Dem prdiis
benten Staubmsifier purbe Der 0ant
bes 8sreins obssftdttet. oa er 50 usus
RtteIteoer bsm 8ersiH sufiibrte. Dos
Somuittee fir bas iilberne Subildum
bes 9srsins itattete 8eri6t ab unb
tpurbs nit 9ant sntlaFsn. RAD Der
8erfammIung fanb Elm 8antett ftott.
bel benz es in feudtsfrDblther @eiis
Iuitig suging.
- SObn 9. Bifs, &c. 2O5 S6nsis
Der ape., Clifton, lpobnbaft. ftarb sss
ftern nah nur tur3em Seioen.
- 4ntsn 9dbl, Der in Cincinnati
lpobnbaft uub bisrbsr gsbra6t tpurbs,
ssItano, baB sr ben ginbru1 in bic
@obHuus bon 8. 8. 6Ol3bausr an
Der Bafbington 9lpe. i'm Sttobsr
1910 begiAs. SupelsH etc. i'm
Dsrtb bon $500 purpsH gsitobIsn.
9abI mar ThoH friiber eiHmal untsr
9sroa6t in 5aft, mubte jsop6 tptsen
8speismangsls entlaFeu tpsrbeH.
SIN Sale Don aebecca Solosrs
mann gegen 2ucp SulIipan purbs i'm
Gtrcuttgsribt bic anihulbiaung Der
Sldgerin psrneint. GRnfp pernsins
ten bic 9ertIagteH in Der alage bon
George @ruber esgsu Die 6. II. 8.
giIsubdbn ale 9sbauptunsen bss
RlGgsrs, Der auf $500 S6aosnerz
Ias tIdgte, ba er on elmer GiisubabHs
treu3ung in DaDton nit ieinem 5uhrs
pert BON stnsm 3u9e gstroffsH tpuroe.
- Miie 8rabb, Der bonn gouutps
Qrmenbaus uah oem Spesrs Sofpis
tai in DaptoR gebraht puroe, itarb
oafeIbi.
- Sm 7Sdae bon 5omsr goungs
4eminiItrator gseen bic llnion &igbt,
6eat aHb YOpsr SO. purbe bonn Up
pellatiousserint has urtbeil bss Cir
cuitgsrihts umeeftoben uno cine nod
lRatige 9srhanolung oes Galles uRges
prpnet.
-a a. 6. galmer, SeB RiBts. Sobn
mabousp, Nslis GaIep uno qaulins
Sda, Der in einem Qutomobil cine
Spa3ierfabrt mahtsn uuD iil poli8sis
fpinria bsnabmen DurDeR Don Dem 90
!i3iftsn S6tpaberg uno 2eut. @reus
oerhaftet.
49, gefuubbeitsbeamter Or. 2obb
beri6tete folesnbe SpbesfdLle Der osrs
ftoFsnen Do6s: auguta 6. Miner,
75; qlonso Saa, 27; Sobn 8. Drop
pelmsisr, 70; 4nton Sort, IS; SpbR
Salsran. IT,, %; Soi. 0pe. 4; Sdugs
ling Sbprteu, 5 3Ge.; 2eonaro
anoble, 70; Wuebdlsna 9ramsr. Is,
unp Minnie Buff, 60
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GterbIid)f feifS Sberidjt.

gfobtrt graIdsr, "a. 1721 Race
StrdBe: alnsenfdipiHofndt.
WiagboIsne Willsr, 83, 1868 Clifton
Apenue; Alterfhpdhe.
9enrn ". GurntB. IA, 1urnei unn
Rodoalt NDenut; 0arnrsrgiftuHg.
Burt GtoiDe. SO. 1912 Bremen Cir;
9erSleibfn.
GomueI Sc gert,33. 2921 JefferIDn
alnsnue; aungfntnt5iiHDuHg.
aufp Gcott, SO, 212 Brn0clpap;
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Wdrgdret 6drbefon, a 5nse, Sofpis
tai gum Guten Samartter; 5arnpsrs
siftnng.
Gbpare Mitfon, /, S37 Jinbldt
Strabe; aungenenisiinbuns.
Speneer Cooper. ~. 466 9Ft 3nsitt
Gtrabe; mrouifhe Diarrboe.
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CINE fIsint aiefin unt,

eine fIeint 9iefin untsr
ben Yilisn III Die CT. 9ernarosardn,
tsrsqiae. Sis bat fid bnrh ibrs aus
bfrorDenfIidt 5tiisraft sinfn fpobIpsr.
DientsH Wsltruf eripsrbtn. Bel Ser.
iiopfuns. llnneroaugihftit. Tsangsl bss
appetits, 8ldblnssn. fd,lshiem &c
fhmdd i'm Munbe nnb allen Gt6run,
gen Der unisrlfibssG sGrsane iiberraei III
ale Yotsnis WebiSinen, DIE in ben Sri,
tiiResn. fdlsnDern. an 3dnnsn ilnb 10.
eor an GeIien auspofonRi tpernen,
6altet enn an nas oIie nnb shrEihs
eersfdk arGnter sWittsl nHb sabr iDtr.
Der 81 niGt bereusn. 9is CT. Bernard
arduitrspille fnp In allen apoibsttn
su baben. a.S.
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Jn(anOgelegrap6


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WdThinatpu, .. G., 10. Wdfs.
WoriRe Sstrst1r Tssper fubr oHi
Gonniaa, btaIeitet ron rsrf6isctEsn
rifisielien 0dittn, nuf nem Dolphin
nnh anngisr Sano in Der Gheioreats
8ai ab, I'M bort einsm alnsriff .o:s
SnIo6tjniffes Rem 6dmpihire' mil
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5d,lnhtftiFf San Warcos", hos tbe.
malias Der. @tcafen ariegsfhiff lie.
fas". beisupctnsH. Git Ge9lsiier oes
Sefretdrs iino Senator giapp BON
W1inneEctd uno bic RonertbnbsfDrns
nsisn Roberts Don RaIidnHietts, qoun
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anberbsm beftnosn iih nod an Ncrn
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uHb Commander anbrstDs, fer Rari
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tperheH.
gtfGhrli6er 8urf6t
Gni6. Gtla., 10. mars. grant
2inbiap. Der i'm @erbaht ftsht. Sli 0e-
8on6e non Ginbre6eru 3u eeb0rtn, bic
felt sfpei s5abren in bislem Sioote uHb
in aonIas soblIpls ginbrii6e in Den
dmier periibt BAT, purDs am ScnHtog
IN 1bomns, CtIn., Uerknftst. 5u iei
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srnbs auantitGt RttrrsIpcerin, s3iiHb.
inniire unb einbreherDertseuee
Ginbfop bat btrtits sinen 5irofterniR
iTa 3uhtbous pom Gtlabrma rerbiibt.
Gsburtstaaseffsn fir ~ J.
8rpaR.
Qintpln, Qtbr., IS. Wi1rs. -
WiIiam JenHings 9rpan feierte cn
5onniog isineH 80. Gsburtssag unD
fpiro am Montae 4benD Der Gbreagnit
tei einem anIdbliA ner sgsier ieiuss
SsbHrfstases neranisaltsten Dollar
Dinner fein. Mn bieiem sseftnd1f
iDsrDsn 800 ptrfonen tbeilnshmen ann
pen prpminenitn psrIoHlitfeitsn iinh
BON nuspGri~ iotpsit ifcH Runbess
Gsart0r Omen bon Oklahoma un0 Der
ituerlp6hlts Senntor Rsrn pca sns
binnn eingetrafTen. 4m Moniaq uer.
ben nod Clamp Glnrt nnn DOnrsrs
Htur Ghnfroib BON Colombo frndriet
uno bieie pifr tpsrhtn bic Steiner oss
abenDs Isin.
1sHerDebrieatt in le
benssef0br
Ghieoso, 81. 10. Mdrs. 9ei
Der gstdmpfuns zines i<aers. eurh
trelhes tia qaesrbaus Der Wlpnarh
Refrisoiorg gompann sinesdidxri trlirs
es, gsriethsn Sebn 5suerlpehrleaie in
lebeHsgefabr. inbtm lie hurh ysauh
iibsrfnonnt ipurben. Gie iDnrbea pon
ibren aamsrdbtn aus benz ab<rfisn
Stodlntrt bss Gtbdnbes ternusetbolt
nno nah bem 6ofpital sehraft, mo
lie fih iehr balo erhoiten. Der ma
itrisIlsS6dosn belduft iid9 nnf $500,
600.
W bfmibftn tinstdfdsrt.
ADRIAN. Wi6.. 10. IRGrs. Dir
Der 9eirOi. billing 60.
brGnatsn am Sonntag nieoer. Ter
S6oSsn iDirS alf SIS. 900 s,ldGsi.
gerbdHgniBpoils aplIis
fion.
Buffalo. ". ". 10. msdrS.
3ip.i Ytri0HsH frarbsE auf Der SstIIe
getDbfet slno pier ntittre pergoHeA
Ipurbsn pfrlssi. ais am Gcnniag Elm
nit grpBtr e,tfhninbigttit fdhrsnbsr
3us Der aadaiUanHa Balm an Der III
ueaufreuauns an 0tr Clinton &trabk
n sintn SirabenbcbHip1gtn Iizhr. Or
1pbttn fHb fjrdu So9H UltGermad.
- Sabre ali. unD ber Mlotrrfii9Eev
44<M d ~ a-x-.
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gtfG6rIiter 8urf6s

Gnio. Gtld.. 10. RGrs. grant
2inblap. Der i'm @erbaht ftsht. sli Der
8onSs non Ginbre1tru 3u seh6rtn. bic
ieit sfpei Sabren in bielem Sionte uHb
in aanIas soblIois glnbriihe in pen
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alnae ssrauen iino cine idapere
giiroe.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-01-18
Judge Kerwin Introduces 8 Bill Permitting District
 to Borrow Money.
BANQUET IS PLANNED
Chamber of Commerce of Little Rock to Wine and Dine the
 Legislators.

Little Rock, Jan 1.-The annual session of the Arkansas Horticultur- al Society opened this afternoon in the banquet hall of the Hotel Ma. iron. Gov Donaghey delivered the address of welcome in behalf of the state, and Mayor w. R. Duley in be. nall of the city. The reading of pa. pers on fruit culture will take ul the most of the time in the three re naming days of the session, though tnere will be a banquet rendered the visitors tomorrow night. In the base. ment of the Aud torium of the Marion the display of apples is arranged There are tiers of apples in boxes on all sides of the large hall, with plates on tables down the center. All the apples are from Washington and benton counties, and even the Statt ar had no better showing than tha, now on exhibition.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-01-18
NEWS FROM
 NOBLE LAKE

Dr. J. F. IIillburn of Antoine, Ark arrived here Saturday and will make Noble Lake his home for the future practicing in this vicinity. The peo- pie of Noble Lane have long felt the need of doctor, often having to send for a physician i've and ten miles away. Dr. Hillburn is a map of ability and stands high in his pro fession and the people here cAsend h m a cordial welcome
 MT and Mrs. J. r. Crawford and children returned from Lula, Miss Saturday morning. They were great. ly missed during their absence and all were glad to see them back.
 ]. F. Glover spent Sunday after noon at Moscow.
 Mrs. J. T. Crawford and Mrs Jos ephine Hester attended the chlmcE services at Moscow Sunday morning
 Mrs. P. w. Wharton and Miss Sibyl Wharton visited Miss Ioll.e Gould Friday afternoon.
 R. H. Holmes. road master of the Iron Mountain was here Wednesday, on business
 c. P. Gould returned from Arkan- sas county Sunday morning.
 Mrs. l. Trevathan arrived home from Mississippi Saturday where she was visiting relatives.
 Colonel Jas Gould of Pine Bluff moved three negro families from Nn- ble Lake to his plantation near Ash down, Ark. the first part of last week.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-01-18
THE MUSICAL FANTASY.

"The Girl, the Man and the Game is the title of the bright new musical fantasy in two acts, in which Billy lSingle) Clifford will be seen at the Elks theater on Friday. Jan. 20.
 The piece is a farce in two acts with large number of songs and musical numbers interspersed. There is just the proper mixture of fun and music to make the attraction a joy forever. In it MT. Clifford has one of the brightest and best roles of his illustrious career, and his portraya! of the gay young Charlie Pointer, is bound to win enthusiastic praise for him. The songs interpolated are al. merry and mel 'dious and the compa. ny supporting Mr. Clifford comprises the fo'lowing:r rAdele Archer, Jack Trainor Hazel Swanson, Bud Bra. man, Rose Von Tilzer and La Joulna
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-01-18
ENDS INDIGESTION
 IN A FEW MOMENTS
Gas. Heartburn, Headache and All Misery From Stomach Nanishes
 Before You Realize It.

Nothing will remain undigested or sour on your stomach if you will take little Diapepsin occasionally. The powerful digestive and antacid, though as harmless and pleasant as candy, will gest and prepare for as- similation into the blood all the food you can eat.
 Eat what your stomach craves, without the slightest fear of Indiges- ton or that you will be bothered with sour ris ngs, Belching Gas on Stom- ach, Heartburn, Headaches from stomach, Nausea, Bad Breath, Water Brash or feeling like d lump of lead, or other disagreeable miseries Should you be suffering now from any stomach disorder you can get relief within five III nutes
 If you wilt get from your pharma- eist 50-cent case of Pape's Diapep- sin you could always go to the table with hearty appetite, and your l4Cttl9 W Otiiu tdStt SOCu, because you would know there would be no lndi- gest on or Sleepless nights or Head- ache or Stomach misery all the neXt day; and, besides you would not need laXatives or liver pills to keep your stomach and bowels clean and fresh.
 Pape's Diapepsin can be obtained from your druggist, and contains more than sufficient to thoroughly cure the worst case of Ind gestion pr Dyspepsia. There is nothing bet ter for Gas on the Stomach or sour odors from the stomach or to cure a Stomach Headache
 You couldn't keep handler or more useful article in the house
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-01-18
To Consider Charges.

inere Will be meeting of the City oeh.ral Committee tonight at which
 nafles D. Taylor, defeatel cand date lof the Democratic nomination for mayor. will present specific charges aaud Tn the election of J. H. Tuo- |s last Thursday. and ask that 3 iicate of nomination be withheld -" luohey. Should the committee:
 which William M. Moore, county ssessor' and former campaign man. @ ior Tuohey, is the secretary re-
 ses to entertain the protest filed by asior' the matter will go into the ourts- Three men were fined for ,up'lng Illegal voting. and Taylor ans ne will be able to show that
 " repeaters were used by the sup.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-01-18
Banquet for Legislators.

Al the meeting of the Chamber of commerce tonight the proposition of d banquet to be rendered the mem. pers of the Arkansas General Assem- (oiy py the merchants of Little Rock, VIII De taken up and the banquet arranged for within the next two
 weeks. This is usually the largest
 oaiiquet held in Little Rock, and the piice per plate exceeds that of evep 'ne bankers swell spread.