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The Washington herald., 1911-04-05
BANK CLERKS ENTERTAIN.
Chapter of Institute Holds Smoker
in r Street Rooms


in street Rooms.
The Washington Chapter of the Ameri-
can Institute of Banking held n smoker
at the hall. 121i + street. las: evening.
Songs and Rotations were given.
Edwin Callow and Arthur Butler Pierre
were principal entertainers. Mr.. Cailow
sang. accompanied on the piano by Clark
H Middleton. Mr.. Pierce entertained
with High Color"
The Washington Loan and Trust Com
pany singers, consisting of E. R Berke-
ley, Frank T. Gait, d. 5. Gait, Kari
Minnigerode, and B. E. German, sang old
songs. Horace S. Johnson and Martin
T. West sang coon songs. Charles 7.
Beaunet played the flute, accompanied
by John A. Sobtka on the piano. and
George II. Smith played the violin.
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POST.OFFICE SITE IS SAFE.
Concrete Piles to Be Used to n
enforce New Building.

Fears that the site for the new city
post-ofice was unsafe for the erection
of the building were yesterday dispeIled
by Edward wiimann. OF the firm Of D.
III. Burnham. architects
While 1t may be necessary to re-en-
force the foundations with concrete piles,
II is said the ground tests have proved
satisfactory The firms competing for
the material contracts will have data
enough at their disposal to insure an
intelligent bid. More than Loo samples
OF soil have been marked by the archi-
tects-
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Present: Presiding Judge Knapp. Associate Judges
Archibald, Hunt, Garland. and Mack.
Mr.. Charles DcLnely admitted practice.
No. 4. Louisville AMI Nashville Railroad Com
pauy interstate CCmmCrTI' Commission; arS1I-
mcnt on behalf Of rhe Interstate Commerce Com
mission cummencnd by Mr.. William l.. Lamb.
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thief Rob. q woman.

Mary ]. Proctor. of fios jackson street,
Brookland, d. c.. reported to the police
yesterday that while changing cars at
Ninth and F streets northwest a small
brown pocketbook containing SOS was
skslsn from hee. Ths thief - ct hrN
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District Court.

CHIEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH
No. al. United States vs. Fifty Packages Of a
Substance PurportinE to be Cheese: decree of con-
domination; order Of release.
No go. In re opening alley in sluare GAG; order
Of publication
No. $50. In re opening Of alley N square 3sis
condemnation OF land. Attorney. Z. H Thomas.
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Chicago April 4.-Hogs weak and Sc lower as to
quality fair. Estimates r1aripts. I.sO. Bull q
prcs 6.Ca6.i5; light. +oas.so; mixed and butchers,
G.4a6.7o; heavy, 6Ooa6.Je; yorkrrS, S6aso; pigs,
6.3Ca6. -
5:ja6p; COWS and heifcTs. 27oa5sO: Tuxas Steers,
4-jOa5.s5. stockeTs and feeders. 24ea575; Western
4eoaj@n
Sheep slow: r,srpts HUH. Native, aOoo5 Z:
Western. 55a5jo: ycarlinEs Lsoa56O lambs. 5Oa
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NEW YORK GRAIN.

New York April 4-WIIEAT-Firncr; que;
business. No. Northern sp-inS. to su7ye Z o.
b.. LOi; No. ned. +. o. b. ga No. hard.
(. O. b. q; No. l mararvni (. q. h. 81; No |
Manitoba. (. O B.. g.. ExpEtsrs took loads
Manitoba a. opening Of navigation
COEN-Steady; light inquiry. STEAMER 51I.. e1-
port basis; No >, f. o. b. ST.; new No .
elevator. domestic. % Exporters took leads
partly opening navigation.
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Equity Suits.

No. D6. Owen Ii. Fowler vs. Charles r. Merl-
lat trustee ct al: partition. Attorney, G. L.
WhitfOrd
No. 0na William A. Richards, trustee ct al
William w Ayres trustee ct al enforce
trust. Attorneys, g. +. Williams, D. W. ODon-
Oghue and J. T.. Potbury.
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WALL STREET NEWS
Market Maintains Dead Calm
Throughout Day.
STRENGTH IN SECURITY LIST
sensational Advances in Canadian
Pacific and National Biscuit Stocks
Repeated-Other Shares Also Climb
Higher Wheat Rises Slightly.
Railroad Decisions Puzzle.

New York., April 4-The inertia of the
market seemed more pronounced than
ever to-day because, no doubt. of the re-
action from yesterdays tension in the
matter of the Supreme Court decision
in the antitrust cases. Dealings in
stocks yesterday were, in fact, quite
small, but such interest was excited in
developments in Washington that the
market seemed TO everybody to be in a
state of extreme nervousness.
The nervousness was. ri course, in the
minds of SpeculatOr rather than in the
fluctuations of prices. To-day there was
n dead calm, even if transactions were A
little larger than they were Yesterday
In the main. the market displayed heavi-
ness, broken, however. with a show of
distinct strength in more than one spe-
cihc quarter of the security list
Sensational Advances Repeated.
The usual daily record, latterly of SEN
Satlonal advances in the Canadian "a
cifc and National Biscuit stocks. was
repeated. The Hill stocks rose with
much Tigor, perhaps because of the as
semblng of Congress in extra session
and the possibility that the Canadian
reciprocity measure was soon to become
law Gains of a point or more were
made by the Great Northern Ore GER
uhcates and International Harvester
common On the other hand. Associated
Oh stock, which is a comparative new
conner on the stock exchange and of
"nIch holclngs are as yet poorly dis
trlbuted in Wall street, broke sharply.
Cotton prices Were strong and re-
r"wed buying, in furtherance presrln-
ably, Of the deal in the option for the
May delivery of the commodity which
mas been for some time in progress.
The leading grain market of the coun-
try, that of Chicago, was closed because
of the election in that city. bu. wheat
prices here rose a little. Their strength
was attributed TO the publ .atiOn Of
statistics showing a decrease Of I4.la}9
bushels in the worlds available supply
Of wheat. as against an incrcass of &c.,
Nv bushels a year ago
Railroad Decisions Puzzle
Considering the fact that most OF the
newspapers this morning 50 butch red
their reports Of the decision han,.eI down
late Yesterday afternoon by the supreme
Court in the Lohigh Valley .,af!rca. J
case. which involved a further ccnsidsr.a-
ton of the famous 'comuoditi- clause
Of the Hepburn law that the decision
was almost universally 7nisrepr .s-ntcd
as being a great defeat for the railroad
companies, speculative Wall Stree si.or.-
ed an unusual degree Of pcrsriCz"irv in
arriving at the real truth ConceI.r., :ke /
ceclSlOn. which was. Of course. entirely
favorable to the interests of the Al, hra- |
Cito companies.
II is understood that the Lehigh Valley !
management feels confident of its ability
10 prove before the supreme Court when !
The case comes to trial. if il ever does
i.sr
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Equity Court No. 4.

JUSTICE NIAFFUKD
No. gsG. l-amasUrc vs.. Tke; title to crtain
property vested in plaintiff and crrtain fund
dered dsbIrsed. Attorneys. F. s. BriSht-Thrs
like and J. W. SChOI
No. 1856. Moran rs. Nus: sale ratiiei At
to-neys L. +. Downing aud G A. Berry,. A
O'She1.
Assignment for April ):
Campbcu ". Campbell
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BANKRUPTCY Court.

| JUSTICE STAFFORD.
| No. 7U. In re Aaron Goldman; hearing rule
| continued.
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The surplus yesterday SLID 1884; this month
& S3 1866: this month last fiscal year s. 6S 81 Is
" dat. tins fiscal year. S,s4LG2B, as against
deficit Of S134g. Ss.c o. at this time last year
These figures exclude Panama Canal and PUBLIC
debt transactions
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Equity Court No. 4

JUSTICE GOULD.
M. 1876 Petty vs. Petty ct al : order Of rrib
HrIior,. Attorneys. L. II Marshall. T. Kelly.
Nc. B4s2 Harvey Harvey al: sale
hmed and reSerred tn auditor. Attorneys, c. W.
DaT-H. johnson and T. ]. Ryan
No. Di67. Hurd Cramer; leave granted 10
mend. Attorneys. W n. NcIcan and r. A. Ford
Birney & Woodland, W. F. Lester and J. E. Iarner.
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Criminal Court No. 4.

No z34 United States Robert G. Wood
ward; violation sections So. s5. and s34. code
District Of Columbia; plea not guilty; recognizance
in 5000. with National Surety Company. surety.
taken
No. E5lk United States ISadore Glarrr: re-
ceivinS stolen property; recgniLance in 81 CO., with
Fred G. Butt, surety taken.
Assignments for to-day:
United States John ii. Fisher.
United States Otto Linaveaver.
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Quotations furnished by W. B. Hibbs & Co, pen.
bers Of the New York Stock Exchange, Hibbs Build
ing.
Call money: Open. "a high. ~ low. 2s ciose "a.
SALE OF SHAlES BY HOURS.
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Probate Court.

JUSTICE GOULD.
E.nts q Helen N. Chzpp. petition for httsn
tsstansntnJ. At1usy. P. r ruuin
~ dom O. r SaDd0; hf1D go
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Criminal Court No. q.

No. 51I76L Endres Va widdup; settled AttorneyA
l. l. Hamhy-W. A. Johnston
No. 5lD Warner vs.. Co-tinett; motion for no.
trial. Attorneys. g. F. Hsven-Birney 4 woodard.
No. 8sN. United statcs Edward NJ. Carroll;
violation section $50. r S. q. g. bench warrant
ordered issued.
No. ISIS United States " Joseph A. Stein
metz: violation sections 81 and Is; penal code;
same.
No. El2 Holmes vs. Lirscrmb; on trial Attir-
nrys. c. W. Clagett-H. II. Classic.
Assignments for to-day:
No 8 Shoemaker, administrator. W Mattasm
Ct al Attorneys. Lambert & Yeatnan-Ridout
No Co. weye vs. Pullman Company. AttorneR
Nevmyrr-McGovan. Server & Mohm and Msddox
No. e ro~nsaerd Va shicsle-. Asuru.r
Linkms-Ray 4 Braddock-
No. q Fly rs Dutton- Attorneys. Leckie Ful-
ton 4 Cox-WaIacr.
No. &. Boiek Company ~ Fm & Kingston
Attorney. Lowing.
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Nor South wales b. irrigation has .rseaainsa-nx,
ehsn 1000 80 4ncs- of -land fW .fRnie
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GOVERNMENT BONDS.
TREASURY STATEMENT.

Al the beginning Of business yesterday the condi
ton Ct the United States T:easuJ sas:
Working balance in Treasury ofhces- s4 40l 20
In hanks and Philippine treasIry-....... 37iS - %
Total plancr in general fUnd...--...... 81 "a 90 .
ordinary 10 sS s;
Ii no
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CURB MARKET.

Quotations furnished BY w. B. Hibbs Co.
ncmbcrs OF the New York Stock Exchange Hlbhs
Ri
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Largest Morning Grcalatiea.
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BOSTON COPPER STOCKS,

Quotations furnished h W. Z. Hibls ( CO.. mem
h"rs i the New YorA Stoct Exchange. uibbs Rnild-
f-C
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

'EI dividend.
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Tho proposed banquet for real estate
dealers and others interested in local
realty matters continues to grow in IA
Vor among real estate men. Charles W.
Fairfax, member OF the firm of Stone &
Fairfax. remarked yesterday that one OF
the chief advantages to be gained from
such an affair would be the bringing
together of real estate men who are in
tercsted in distant parts of the CITY 1t
would, he said, give them a chance to
talk over improvements and possibilities
of development in their different sec
lions.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-03-29

Resolved. That the Public Lighting
Commission be. and Is hereby request.
ed TO cause arm light TO be erected
az the intersection OF Boone street and
Elmwood avenue.
Adopted.
FIFTEENTH WARD.
BY Aid. Ellis:
Resolved That Gustav l. seelbin-
member OF the Board Of Registration
In the Fifth precinct OF the Fifteenth
Ward. to mi vacancy.
Adopted as follows:
Yeas--Ald Allan. Brozo. Burton. Def
mel. Ellis, Field. Carney. Gutman.
HARPER. Hindle. Heating. Keusch.
koenig. Knapp. Littleneld. Lynch. Nc
Carly, Mason, Merritt. oBrien, Ostrow-
Thelsen. Thompson. Tossy, Vernon
Walsh. Watson. zoeller. and the Presi-
dent Pro Tem.-33.
Nays-None.
Aid. Deimei was excused
SIXTEENTH WARD.
BY Aid. Garvey:
Resolved. That the Detroit United
Ry. through It's proper officers, be. and
is hereby requested TO inform this
Council at its next session whether
said company will consider the build
ing OF the cross-town lines, extending
nues. upon the same basis and agree
ment under which they contemplate
building needed extensions upon lines
the routes eof which were reported 10
this Council at this session.
Referred TO Committee on fran
chises.
EIGHTEENTH WARD.
By Alderman Zoeller:
Resolved. That August Dolzner. ~
Plounce street. who is 81 years old
and partially blind and is unable 10
make living except by peddllng, De.
and he is hereby granted permission
to peddle without license Tor per-
Tod of six months.
Adopted.
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he Is hereby instructed TO pay the
sens 1 expense out OF the eontin-
Adopted as follows.
feas@Ald. Allan. Brozo. Burton. Del
mel, Euis. Field. Garvey. Gutman.
HARPER. Hindle. Heating. Keusch.
Carly, Mason. Merritt. o'brien. ostrow-
ski, Owen, Rosenthal. Schultz. Skrzyckl.
Iheisen. Thompson, Tossy. Vernon.
Walsh. Watson. Zoeller. and the Presi-
dent Pro Tem.-33.
Nays-None.
TWELFTH WARD.
BY Aid. Watson:
Whereas, A bill has been introduced
In the Legislature commonly known as
the "Martz bilr' somewhat modifying
the so-called Warner-Cramton Liquor
Law In such manner as 10 allow a
Ions. such as permitting them TO re-
main open until l o'clock a. m. tn
stead or IL o'clock. midnight, ana also
permit them to remain open on certain
days" according TO the statutes OF the
Day. washington's Birthday. Columbus
which have no particular Significance
except the commemoration OF some
event or birthday. which IL not OBJ
served by any OF the business houses
only by banks and City and state Of
Whereas, A strict compliance with
the provisions OF said law as now APP
pears upon the statute books does n
gross wrong and works great inJus-
tice to those OF our citizens engaged
In the particular business covered by
said Act, and materially Injuries them
financially TO such an extent that the
limitations are almost prohibitive and
unenforceable under ordinary police
regulations; and
Whereas, The Commissioners of Po-
lice has declared, after personal OBJ
servation, emphatically I'm favor OF said
bill for the beat interests OF the public
and so stated his position before the
appropriate committee OF the Legisla-
ture; therefore, be IL
Resolved, That the Common Council
of the City Of Detroit does hereby
heartily endorse the above features in
said bill. and that the City Clerk be d.
rected 10 transmit copy hereof TO the
Senators and Representatives from the
County OF Wayne now In session at
Lansing, and also TO the clerks OF the
Senate and Legislature with the re-
quest that same be presented for con-
sideration while the Legislature Is In
session.
BY Aid. Watson:
Resolved. That permission be. and
Is hereby granted to Northwestern
Business Mems Association TO string
banner across Grand River between
Hudson and Maybury avenues, for
period OF weeks from the date OF
the adoption OF this resolution.
Adopted.
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Resolution Of Coincidence.
ELEVENTH WARD.


BY Aid. Theisen:
whereas We have learned throug n
the press OF the death of Henry Heck.
a former member of this Council; anu
Whereas, In all relations OF pub
lie ana private life Henry Heck has.
by his integrity and ability. won the
respect and confidence OF all whom ne ne
came in contact. The duties imposed
unon him as a former member OF this
Council were performed with ndelity,
and honor 10 himself and beneht 10
the public; therefore be II
Resolved. That we deeply deplore
his departure and extend TO the ram
ily OF deceased. in this their hour OF
affliction and bereavement our deep
est sympathy, and
Resolved That this memorial be
spread upon the records OF the Com
mon Council. and a copy thereof for
warded to the femily OF deceased oy
the City Clerk.
The council then took recess
JOHN GRINDLEY.
President Pro Tenn
CHARLES A. NICHOLS,
ArlF
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Reconsideration.

Aid. McCarty moved to reconsider the
vote by which the resolution above was
adopted.
Aid. Owen moved to suspend Rule rs
for the purpose OF indefinitely postponing
the motion to reconsider. which motion
prevailed as follows:
Yeas-Ald. Allan. Brozo. Burton. Del
mel. Ellis. Field, Carney. Gutman.
HARPER. Hindle. Heating, Keusch.
Koenig, Knapp. Littleneid. Lynch, Nc
Carly, Mason. Merritt. o'Brien. ostrow-
ski. Owen. Rosenthal. Schultz, Skrzycki.
Theisen, Thompson, Tossy, Vernon.
Walsh, Watson, Zoeller, and the Presi-
dent Pro TENS
Nays-None.
Aid. Gutman then moved that the mo-
ton to reconsider be indefinitely post
poned, which motion prevailed.
The regular order was resumed.
THIRTEENTH WARD.
BY Alderman McCarty:
Resolved That Article 90, on page
s5, of the estimate book. referring
20 One Chief Medical Inspector OF
Schools and Special Examiner. be re-
instated In the budget for the fiscal
year 1911, at the amount stated.
Adopted. Laid on table.
BY Aid. McCarty:
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dressing stone. ..<-.. ..s..-.-. =. $50
p l. Com. track. ..%... ........---.-.>
SUPPLEMENTAL
Bridges-city docks and fountains:
Repacing the protection pier under
Fort %. bridge over River Rouge
$1,000 OF which city pays one-haif. /.
Budding new bridge over NJ 4. X. X.
at Vermont avenue. .............,. {.
For preparing Fairgrounds. ..l.........
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COMMON COUNCIL
(OFFICIAL.)
CHARLES A. NICHOLS,
CITY Clerk.

(OFFICIAL)
Detroit, Tuesday. March rs, 1911
(Session after recess-9:SO y. M
The Council was called TO order by
the President Hon. William Gutman.
The roll was called, the following
answering to their names: =,
Aid Allan, BroZo, Burton, FL
us Field Garvey, Grindley, HARPER,
IIindle. Heating. Keusch, Koenig
Krapp. Littleheld. Lynch, McCarty, Ma
SON. Merritt, OBrien, Cstrowskl, owen
Rosenthal Schultz, Skrzyski. Ineisen'
THOMPSON Tossy, Vernon. watson
Zoeller, and the President.
Aid. McCarty moved that the item.
Chief Medical Inspectors or Scnools, De
rainstated i'm the budget at the amount
recommended by the committee. me
nation prevailed.
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Accepted and adopted as follows
yeas-AId Allan. Brozc. Burton, r.
lis Field. Garvey. GrinoleN, Eaenis
xrapp' Littieneid, Lynch. McCarty' MA
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GENERAL ROAD FUND.
Report Of Committee ON Streets.

To Honorab the Common
of
me
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STREETS AND ALLEYS
CIenulnna

195-Superintendent .............
l96-Assistant Superintendent. .......
l9l-Superintendent OF White Wings. (.
9S-Clerk
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-11-23
BtA1TIE TURNS TO
RELIGION FOR HELP
As Death Hour Approaches Condemn
ed Youth Seeks support in Prayer
to God.

Richmond. Va, Nv. 22.-Henry
Clay Beattie IT., condemned to de
in TIE electric chair Friday at dawn,
Tor wife murder, has turned to rell-
zion for solace in ais last hours.
Abandoning his insouciant air, he
is spending much time in preparation F
for the dread M ment when electricity |
will shock him to death. A minister
guides him in prayer. /
Governor Mann has turned deaf
ear to hysterical appeals that young
Beattie be spared death.
Numerous letters have come to the
executive office protesting against
the refusal of the governor to grant
respite to the convicted wife slayer,
hut Governor Mann considers them
TIE work of eranks. He said:
II was asked for nothing more than
q communication cr thirty days re-
suite. This was practically a confess
sion of guilt. AS for the respite,
-
he knows it. He has had ample time
"a prepare himself for the hereafter.
He has not impressed me favorably
in any way. His whole attitude lndl-
Gates hardness. He has shown abso-
lutely no feeling for his little child
Watched Day and Night.
Mt If =
1arers' row. guard watches hiia
day and night His gray-halred
father, broken in spirit, his spiritual
adviser. DIR. Benjamin Dennis, an
EPISCOPAL minister, and his brother.
Douglas. and sister, are his only VS.
tors other than his attorney, Henry NJ.
Smith
These calls of relatives, his ever
present cigarettes and reading mat
tar ale the only courtesies grante''
Reattie. No outsiders are allowed te
ste him in his cell, which is In the
basement of tie prison, adjacent u
he chamber containing the electro
chair
7. NJ. Gregory, commonwealth S a.
4orney of Chesterfield county, sa''
that Paul Beattie would not be ar
r4sted in connection with the affidavit
h4 is alleged to have made In WASH
focton. Attorney Lowendenbuig, VIII
assisted in the prosecuti n, SAID I'll
affidavits were fraudulent.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-11-23
SAVED MANY FROM DEATH.

W. l.. Mock, of Mock. Ark, believes
he has saved many lives in his 70
years of experience in the drug busi.
ness. What l always like to do.
ne writes, "is to recommend Dr'
Kings New Discovery for weak. sore
lungs, hard colds. hoarseness, opstlh-
ate coughs, la grippe, Group, as.hna I
or other bronchial affection. LOT
feel sure that a number of my nelgh-
oors are alive and well today pc
cause they took my advice to use II
honestly believe its the best throa'
and lung medicine that's made. Easy
- prove he's right. Get trial DOT
tle free, or regular soc or $1.O0 bot
lie. Guaranteed by all druggists.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-11-23

sanitarium at Battle Creek, Mich.
was in Little Rock Tuesday and stat
ed while on q visit to the Department
of Education, that many others from
that section will come to Arkansf
before spring Biddle has large
rice farm in the vicinity of Dewitt,
the success of which has attracted
much attention about Battle Greek,
and which has caused others to de-
termine to move to Arkansas.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-11-23

The Dental EXe mining Board held
its semi-annual meeting yesterday at
the Hotel Marion. Seven applicants
were examined. but the grades have
not vet been announced The follow
ing dentists are members OF the
board and were present at the meet
ing: DR.. Charles Bergstresser, pre-
sident. Eureka Springs; DR.. H. w.
J3hnson, secretary Pine Bluff; DR.. X.
NJ. Andrews, Harrison; DR.. K. ).
Woodland, Stuttgart, and DR.. A. Il
Ragland, Fort Smith.-Little ROCK
Gazette.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-11-23
TUCKER STILL HAS
POLITICAL BEE

Little Rock, Ark, Nov 22.-Guy p.
Tucker former Commissioner of Ag-
riculture, announced to a few of his
friends Tuesday afternoon that h''
would be a candidate for Railroad
Comm. ssioner from this district to
succeed R. P. Allen, who is now COM
Melting his third term and will re-
tire. J. Sam Rowland of Harrison,
former St te Senator, has for some
time bee II making vigorous canvass
for this office.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-11-23
A TEXAS WONDER

The Texas Wonder cures Mdne,
and bladder troubles, removing gra-
diabetes, weak and lame
backs, rheumatism, and all n.-s
larities of the kidneys and bladder
In both men and women. Regulates
bladder troubles in children. Ii not
sold by your druggists, will be sent
by mail on receipt Of $fo0. One
small bottle is two months treatment,
and seldom fails to perfect a cure.
Send for testimonials from this and
other states. E. W. Hall, 1926
Olive street, St Louis, Mo. Sold by
druggists. l0-ls-tf.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-11-23

children, awarded t. her by the chan
Gerry court where divorce case was
pending, was today sentenced to be
hanged by Judge A. B. Grace, in the
Jefferson circuit court. The d2te TO-:
his exc cution was fixed for January
), Nichols was convicted OF a first
degree murder charge by a jury on
October 20. He is in the county jail
here.
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TAN NOTICE.
COusart Bayou Drainage District.

C0usart Bayou Drainage Distrlct.
Notice is hereby gwen that the
drainage taxes of the teIsart Bayou
Drainage District will be due Noyem-
Der 9th, 1911, and unless paid within
sixty days thereafter a penalty OF
twenty-five (25) per cent attaches
for said delinquency These taxes are
payable to Edgar Brewster, collector,
at the sheriff's office. Pine Bluff,
Arkansas.
EDGAR BREWSTER,
10 i2 #. Collector.