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FOR RENT BY H. ?. RRYAN.

Successor to C. s. McNeW.J
 1865 Cherry 1 rooms, lights, wateY;,
 nd bath ..s...-....... S13.b8 TIP Main. v onls Modern. Excel.
 lent location 'nr .. boarding house,
 at .......-.=, ,.--........... $4O.OC Main street. One mile south--Maca-
 dam road room house. 10 acre.
 of land Plenty of out building.
 at ................ S1F V 1919 w. 18th, rooms and hall .E
 house ................ Vi " 4O8 w. 17th.. rooms. city water. d. Slt '" 10; Florida 1 rooms, city water,
 rents ................... $l6.O1 1921 State, rooms and hall. Nes
 house, modern .............. $20.00 9th and Olive, store, located in AeN
 resident trade section in the city.
 rents ................... $SO.Oo 18th and Main, 6 ,ooms and hall, new.
 h0ase, modern ..-......... $25.0G l501 w. 9th, 5 rooms and hall, mod
 ern .................. $20.W3 51O E. 2nd., East half house, modern,
 close In $ll.5O 26th and Elm, rooms new house
 good location. rents ..........$ $S.5e 17th and Spruce, : rooms and hal1.
 butcher shop and too's. good lo.-
 cation ......... ........... $25W 7O3 w 15th, 6 rooms and hall, Barn
 Servants house. Strictly modern. ..... .... .... .$5u.V' 1920 w. 4th, 6 rooms and hall. modern in every respect .............$ $25.0G 121 Idaho, 4 rooms $9.O0 1401 Main, 8 rooms and hall, mod ern .................. $2b.O01 l 14G6 Cherry, : rooms and hall, modr | ern ................... $ZO.Wfs 111O Laurel, 6 rooms and hall, lights.
 water and bath ............. 22.5G' POS Ga. rooms .............. $18.0t 1412 w. Sixth, 6 rooms and a hall; l modern, good loca ion ...... 25.0o 1011 E. Seventh, rooms, city
 water ............... 12.0e 1905 B. 5th, rooms, city water. 10.0G 91S w. 9th, 6 rooms and hall, mod
 ern .................... 5000 I'll Ohio, rooms, city water .. 16.Qo POP w. 5th, large boarding or room, ing house 6O.OU 1902 w. 8th, 8 rooms. modern 27.5c H. P, BRYAN
 106 Pine Phone s7n.
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The annual meeting of the stock holders of the Pine Bluff Brick Con- pany will be held at the company's office between the hours of 1 and 2 o'clock p. m.. Tuesday, Jan. g. 1912, for the purrose of electing directors for the ensring year. and for the transaction of such other business as may come before them.
 G. BREWSTER, Secretary. 12 i'm.
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"BEST ON EARTH.

This is the verdict of R. J. Howell, Tracy, O., who bought Foley's Honey and Tar Compound for his wife. "Her case was the worst I have ever seen, and looked like a sure case of con- Her lungs were sore and she coughed almost necessarily and her voice was hoarse and weak Foley's Honey and Tar Compound brought relief at once and less than three bottles effected complete cure" w. l.. Dewoody & Co.
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4 TEXAS WONDER
The Texas Wonder eares kidney and bladder troubles, removing gra-

and bladder troubles, removing Il gfa- vel, cures diabetes, weak and lAme
 backs, rheumatisn. and all irrega-
 larities of the kidneys and bladder n both men and woTaen Regulatea
 bladder troubles in children If not sold by your druggists, will be sent by mail on receipt of $1.00 One small bottle is two months treatment, and sela m tails to perfect 8 cure. Send f0r testimonials from this and other states. r. W Hall. 2S26 O4)es street, St Louis, Mo Sold by dfNkxists. 1O-1s-tf.
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FCR SALE-12 H. P. GASOLINE boat, hull 8 foot, 3 inches wide. 4l
 feet long. model bow. Suitable for towing purposes, only one year old.
 Apply J. N. McFadden. Altheimer. Ark. Il "A 1n.
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FOLEY KIDNEY PILLS.

Tonic in action, quick ill results. Will cure any case of kidney or bladder not beyond the reach of med icine. No need to say more. w. l..
 Dewoody & Co.
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DIR. G. D. SMITH VETERINARY SURGEON

, $
 Treats all diseases of Horses. Mules. Cattle and Dogs. Office at J. L. Rob erts Stable, BY Pine St. (Caldwell's old table) first door south of Hicka Ice Factory. Old phone 529. New
 phone 263 Residence 1193 West 9th. ave. Telephone Qong distance) 109.
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DAY BOOK WIFE entries Of blacksmith work. Book is only of value to owner. Lost between shop on Pine street be-
 tween Fourth and Fifth avenue an6 No. 523 West Sixth avenue. Return to All Pine street and receive lib- eral reward 11-8-11 6t
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Without opiates or harmful drugs of any kind Foley's Honey and Tar Compound stops coughs and cures colds. Do not accept ny substitutes. w. L. Dewoody &s Go.
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FOR SALE-ONE 4 YEAR OLD STAL- lion with pedigree. Al saddler and driver, also one mare 8 years old, sound and all right. Good work horse. Sold cheap if taken in next
 ten days. Geo. Armbuster, 709 F. 9th. 12 s6t.
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For Sale.

FOR SALE FURNISHINGS FOR 4
 bed rooms, consisting of dressers, washstands, tables, beds and oth- CT household necessities. Also an almost new kitchen range, with or without water front. 219 West 9th. ave. Phone 657. 12 14 6t,
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ED JOPLIN AND DENNIS sAuTB Propr4etors
 New. IabOrer
 Bar

223 Main St.. Pine Bluff, Ark. Where You Will Find . Full Line ol First Glass Wines. Whistles, Tobacc. and C1Gars. FIrst-Class Furnished Rooms, upstairs All Mail Order: Promptly Filled. Courteous and Kir' Treat ment to All. Call and zee us
 Ol1 Phone o0a
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Wanted.

WANTED OFFICE GIRL COLOR ed>. Must be intelligent and neat ill appearance. Apply room 9f6 Citizens Bank building l2 l3 6t.
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With bath and all modern conven-
 fences. Apply to R. H. Stearns q Co. 6-11-tf.
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Don't wait on plumrer to ni ,e your house, Tedstrom will do it.
 l2 10 et.
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LOST

LOsT-WATCH FOB AND CHARM with lion head with diamond in it.
 Reward If returned to the Velvet
 Ice Cream Co. 12 12 Ct.
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LOST-AN ABSTRACT, A DEED and some papers of no value to any
 one except the owner. Reward if returned to w. J. Parkes, 203 Citi- zens Bank bldg. 12 IA St.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-12-15

Not "standpatters'' but stick patters. The Red Cross Christmas Seal.
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OF KEYS ON NORTH side of Second avenue, between Cherry and Pine streets. Return to Pine City Electric Go. Reward.
 12 6r LOST-WATCH CHARM $10 COLI piece, Dated 1909. Finder return to Ben Brannon, No. 207 Main street. Reward 12 13 G
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FU RN SHED
 rooms for light housekee ping, by
 couple with children. Address c.
 F. Wright, 30S E. End. 12 13 6t WANTED--INTELL NICE AP- bearing ladies to handle a novelty. Useful Free of competition. Call at Home Board place, E. Second, Hours S9 a. m. 12-1 D. m. 6-7 D. m. Mrs. Gupper. 12 Is Ct
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D-BOARDERS WANTED Rooms. Neat rooms and home cooking. Rates s5 per week Phone 1213. Mrs Lucy Johnson, 51S E. Second Ave, formerly of Little Rock, 315 West Second Ave.
 12-7-6t
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FOR RENT-THE TAMO PLANTA- ton of 400 acres, cultavatable land land, store and gin. The tenant houses and fences on the place are in very good condition. The store is brick. The gin has a ginning capacity of 30 bales a day. Up-to- date of Dec. 1. 1911. 750 bales cot ton ginned. Good business point, being the only store and gin at the place. Those interested write Mrs. H. J. Clemmons, Tamo, Ark
 12-3-1m
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FOR SALE-PRETTY COTTAG home of H. l.. Howe. 220 s. Cherry.
 Phone 11l4. 12 IA Ct.
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FOR RENT-THE PLANTATION known as the Will Williams place at New Gascony, about five hunG
 red acres in cultivation Apply to Miss Mamie Williams, BOP E. End. ave. Pine Bluff, Ark. 12 10 tt
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y3t

FOR RENT-FURNISHED OR UNI furnished rooms, one room eSpe-
 cially suitable for gentleman. Tele- phone 1897. Apply 316 West Pull len. 12 13 Ct.
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TO PREPARE FOR positions now waiting at top wages. Learn the barber trade. Few weeks qualities. No dull seasons no strikes-cash every Saturday
 night. An army of graduates de- pending upon us for help. App
 by mail. Moler Barber College, Memphis, Tenn. 12 9 6
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WANTED-A LADY CLERK. ONE able to operate typewriter prefe.'-
 red Apply .n own handwriting. "D" care Graphic IF 10 St
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-12-15

NANTED-SET OF BOOKS TO KEEP during spare time. Address Books
 care Graphic. 12 12 6l
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STOCKHOLDERS, MEETING.

12 6 I'm.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-04-07
MEN.
BRING SUIT

City Controller ]. F. Meads was
this morning enjoined by Browder
Brown of the city civil service
board from signing the pay war
rants for w. Scott Snyder and
Gus Swanson for March salaries OF
$104 and $95 respectively.
They were put to work by Com
missioner Owen Woods as inspect
ors without being taken from the
eligible list of the civil service
board. In order to make a test
case to see just how much there
is in the civil service the board
decided to take the matter into
court.
Commissioner Woods says he
needed these two men for special
work as they were exceptionally
well qualified to perform, and he
appointed them.
The matter will come before
Judge Clifford for test April / O.
Browder Brown, the member of
the civil service board who start
ed this action is a strong support
er of Mayor Fawcett. ]. w. A
Nichols, the attorney who brought
the injunction suit, is chairmals OF
the new Fawcett headquarters
committee that is working for the
mayors election, which apparent
ly is pretty clear indication, tn at
the mayor had nothing to do with
any attempt to override civil SER
vice and is not concerned in this
controversy.
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. Q . . . . . . . . 0

F. Carlson, 1140 G street, and DR..
R. A. Button, veterinary surgeon,
at Twenty-fifth and Jefferson.
The child was picked up and taxi
EN- to a room near by. Tho
mother was hysterical.
Eight Children in Family.
The little girl was nearly four
years old, being born in the month
for which she was named. Her
father, f. Geisert. owns a saloon
at the corner of Twenty-fifth and
Jefferson and her mother conducts
ia fruit store next door. Thei1
home Is at 2303 Tacoma avenue.
The children were in the habit of
Staying with their mother at the
fruit store. June was the young
est of the family, there being
seven other children.
4 coroner's inquest will Ee held
today or tomorrow. While there
lis nothing to Indicate carelessness
on the part of the conductor. it
is thought the accident might
have been averted, had there been
better protection by the fender,
Detectives measured the fender
this morning before the car was
allowed to proceed, and it was
found to be I 1a inches from one
rail and M from the other. Tho
fender question will likely be
thoroughly delved into at the In.
uuaS.
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Campaign
Meeting

About fifty men and women met
last night at the Fawcett head
quarters in the old federal court
rooms, Chamber of Commerce
building.
A permanent organization was
effected with j. w. A. Nichols
chairman, r. G.. Shaemake secre-
tary, and r. b Leonard assistant
secretary
A general discussion followed.
The women supporters will have
two rooms at their disposal. It
was urged that volunteers should
do everything possible to assist in
registration as the charter pro-
vides that not more than $500
shall be spent in campaign ex-
pense:.
A meeting will be held every
evening and all supporters are in
vited to be present and aid the
committee in directing the cam
paign. The phone number at
headquarters is 94S5.
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CHANGE
TO REGISTER!

There were 727 registered
yesterday.
The Seymour workers are rak-
ing the city with a fine tooth
comb to get additional votes for
the special interest-saloon candi-
date. Automobiles are at hand
ready to haul anyone to the city
hall to register if they will just
Iagree to vote for Seymour.
If the election is won by the
corporations it will be by the
masses staying at home and fail
ing to get registered. The books
close at II o'clock tonight. Ex-
ira clerks are put on at the city
hall and every person who wants
to see rule by the people instead
of rule by the corporations should
get to the desk before IL o'clock
tonight.
This is the last chance.
No one not registered at 12
o'clock tonight will be allowed to
vote.
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SHOOTS
HERSELF

Standing in her nightrobe be-
fore the mirror in her bedroom,
Miss Edna Farwell, 20 years old.
fired two shots through her head
at the home of her mother, 1903
South ] street, at 1880 this morn
ing. A rambling note on the
dresser requested her mother not
to mourn her death. No reason
can be assigned, for the act.
Mrs. Farwell and two younger
daughters were in the kitchen
preparing breakfast when the
two shots were heard.
Miss Farwell had been employ
ed by Attorney j. e. Gallagher IN
the Berlin building. The 32
caliber revolver with which she
committed the deed is believed to
be the same which Mr.. Gallagher
had kept in his desk for some
time.
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enforced" said the mayor.
Just then three women came IN
the door.
I'VE just wanted to say to YOU
that you are going to be re-elect-
ed, said one and they went out.
Then another came in and went
for Mrs. Shores.
What has Seymour ever done
for the people of this city?" she
asked.
why he has done lots of GOOD.
He has given apples to the chill
dren's home and lots of things,
said Mrs. Shores.
Yes, he gave apples to the
children's home when they were
rotting on his trees and he could
not sell them. But A. v. Faw-
cett has been going down in his
pockets and paying out money to
help the poor of this city for 27
years." said the other woman.
20, he gave $4,000 to the
city" Clipped in the mayor. "of
course he got 100000 more for
his gas plant by shutting out COM
petition so he could afford to do
il"
Mrs. Shores was finding it too
warm attacking the mayor and
she slipped out of his office and
went back into the lobby and be-
gan again talking with the wom-
en- who were registering.
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Mrs. Shores Had
a Busy Session

Mrs. A. e. Shores, who start
ed out as an ardent advocate of
the anti-treating ordinance be-
cause she believed it right and
then wound up against it, was at
the city hall yesterday afternoon
during the registration, election
eerirg for Mr.. Seymour.
Several of the women sat down
IN her rather hard and declared
that they were for Faweett.
''But we want a change" per-
sisted Mrs. Shores. The men got
up the recall and so We say let's
help them and have a change"
well, we don't want any
change on the mayor" said one
woman. 81 have lived here 27
years and 1 tell you Mayor Faw-
cett has done more for Tacoma
than any man we ever had
Just then Mrs. Shores spied
Fawcett passing through the hall
She sailed after him.
IT'S a queer thing to me that
Ou NOIlcI arc JOiulhS III Will
the Saloons" said the mayor.
20, we are not" said Mrs.
Shores.
Eyes, but you are. Show me
just one saloon man or dive keep
er in town that is for me. They
all voted for Seymour and now
you women join in with them"
The mayor took Mrs. Shores In
to his office and showed her the
vote by precincts.
Then Mrs. Shores tried to ex-
)lain where she stood on the anti
reat ordinance. The mayor said
,e knew how she had Topped be-
sause Seymour was opposed to It.
But I'd like to see it enforc-
ed" said Mrs. Shores.
We'll, it's being enforced: as
long as l am in town it will be
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PASSES FREE

Do the entire Northwest
If the Tacoma Times will
All do is the TO
hits in
opening
Spokane and Seattle Eighteen will be
series.
Now, it Mr. Fan, how will
made In these games TO the first two persons coming nearest
the number will
evening the Times will show
This of
Address all communications Sporting
Be your o
April 5 They mail
sealed envelope Name and address
plainly.
Remember there will be two passes Don't send
much hurry There time
hits can be made by six teams in eighteen
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Four-year-old June Geisert lost
her life under wheels of Jeffer-
son avenue car at 1850 this morn
ing. Dodging out from the rear
of a wood wagon travelling in
the opposite direction at Jefferson
and Twenty-fifth streets, the child
started to cross the path of the
car, hesitated, turned back, was
struck by the fender and thrown
under the wheels. The head was
severed from the body, but other
wise little mangled. The Nttie
girl in company with her brother
Louis, aged 10, started for the
cast side of Jefferson avenue. The
brother crossed safely.
MOtorman a Wreck.
Conductor S. +. Hunter and
Motorman c. J. Dunham were in
charge of the car. After the ac-
cident Dunham was a nervous
wreck but he was able to give a
clear account of it. He said his
car was travelling at regular speed
and when the little girl first came
in view, she was on the track but
few feet in front. The car
Travelled but a short distance after
the girl was crushed. Other wit
uesses were r. C. Bennett, who
was on the car, and A. J. Bohm,
25O3 South e street, f. L. Tenn.
1919 South Fifty-sixth street, c.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-04-07
Unwritten Law Saves
Woman From Gallows
LAWYER FOR WOMAN "HONIE SWEET
JURORS AS PERORAT ION.
(By United Pre- SIS Leased Wire

(By United Pres Leased WiFe)
FORT WORTH, Tex, April THE unwritten law
full triumph here today when jury acquitted Mrs. Eliza
beth Brooks
having killed Mrs Mary Bnrord eliminated
her husbands affections.
The jury deberaed last night without being able to
reach verdict but this morning they filed into with
dctum OF mot guilty. Not single juror accepted in
the unless he declared unreservedly
written
remarkable feature of the when Walter
Scott attorneyfOr Mrs. Brooks, "Home Home
as his peroraton his plea for his clients acqua All the
jurors went lawyers voice through the
room i'm the strains of the old melody.
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BARTH AFTER
ROY'S PLACE

L. e. Aller, member of the
socialist party, in speaking of the
political situation, said last night:
"No ayowed socialist will vote
either for Mr.. Fawcett or Mr.. Sey-
mour.
you may say of the vote which
sympathises with the socialist par
ty that Mr.. Seymour will not re-
ceive a single ballot.
Mr.. Barth, the socialist, who
caused a second mayoralty cleo
tion, today took out his papers as
candidate for the position OF
missioner of public safety.
Mr.. Barth entered the race at the
instigation of friends, both In
and out of the party.
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NEWS ITEMS FROM
THE HICKTOWN BEE

A man in Lynn, Mass, has writ.
ten to us for sample copy and h,
may subscribe. He said he is a JOKE
collector.
Ina Winch has had her hair maid
lyeller-color. She has written to
Pansy Tidds saying so. Full partic-
ulars in society column today.
Bert Burns has got often the jury
because he says he can't hear very
hind you. Bert.
"The Fidgeting Fairies" comedy
show that played here has gone
stranded in Lower Mills. The mana
ger got good job in a livery stable
however.
The trouble about most men saw
ing money, whispered Lafe Water
tower, today. is that they resolve to
start next Saturday.
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BERKELEY, CAL, April T.
Berkeley-the home of the Uni
versity of California, a college city
of $4,000 inhabitants, has elected
a socialist mayor, the first of any
California municipality.
And if j. Stitt Wilson, known
throughout the country as a So
cialist lecturer, carries out his
program, Berkeley will be govern
ed as is Milwaukee under Mayor
Seidel, whom he has taken as his
pattern.
Wilson was elected by a close
margin over the present incum-
bent, Beverley Hodghead, who
was chosen two years ago as the
GOOD Government club" candid
ate. Hodghead is a lawyer, some
what of the silk-stocking type.
His administration of the office
wasn't at all bad as administra-
tions go.
Col. Roosevelt, who gave Sc
ries of lectures at the university
during the course of the CAM
paign, took occasion to speak a
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good word for Hodghead and
hoped he would be reelected
but it didn't seem to take. Pres
ident Benz. Ide Wheeler of the
university openly used his influ-
ence for Hodghead-but the stu
dents helped Wilson and made his
campaign a hummer.
A whole lot of people lined up
for Wilson as socialist, many
more for Wilson as a man, and
Hodghead's oldtime opponents
helped out, with the result that
when the votes were counted Will
son had slipped in with PSI votes
to spare.
AS a candidate for governor in
the last campaign Wilson rolled
up the largest socialist vote in the
history of the state. He calls
himself Carl Marx socialist. He
is practical, well ducated-hav-
ing secured a master OF arts de-
gree from the Northwestern UNI
versity -of Chicago and studied at
Oxford and other European uni
versities-and a magnetic speak
aH
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RAT TLE-TRAP FENDER
AGAIN THE CAUSE
Motorman Wreck, Though Not Responsible for
Awful Accident Street Car Company Entirely
to Blame.


Another victim her life this because
Tacoma Railway & Power finds cheaper
flee human lives than comply with
its with Tenders
The law m be such to
prevent people from falling
BILE but legal authorities hold that
tenders would within spirit
pretended that T. r. p. ratte-raps
L. r. d II. made
dignatiOn months Among others
Prosecuting Attorney McAImray they would dip
Tenders all their but they did
keep that failed company do
il and a result there heartbroken family
Is a nervou wreck.
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Late Bulletins
(By United Press Leased Wire. }

WASHINGTON, c. = I'M J.. BRYAN
White liked
PORT STEVENS, Ore. April ACTUAL planting
tons will begin in the
SCRANTON Pa, April 7-F fifty men are entombed in the
Pancost
ceived here To add the
a been cut off,.
TULSA, Okla, April John al
First State bank Broken Arrow
BOSTON, Mass April 7.Samuel Beswick,
dropped
Ter
CHICAGO April 7Postmaser Campbell inspect
checking
to
o n shortage to exis here.
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Plot Against
King George

(By United Press Leased Wire. }
PARIS, April with the OBJ
ject of forcing England to grant
extradition of anarchists and plot
ters against royal lives, a rumor
is being circulated here today that
Russian secret police are now
busy in Paris arranging plot
against the life of King George V
at the coronation.
Little credence, however, is
placed in the report.
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MADISON SQUARE
GARDEN, GOODBYE

(By United Press Leased Wire. }
NEW YORK, April Five
skyscrapers are soon to rise on
the site of Madison Square gar
den. j.. P. Morgan, who has
owned the structure for twenty
years and has run the $780, 900
white elephant at a loss, has
sold out. The purchasing COM
pany. is, perfecting today plans to
raze the big building to the
ground.
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Returns After Nine Years To
Face Bribery Charge

ed here today and surrendered to
the chief of police.
When the grand jury returned
the bribery indictment against
him. Wainwright was travelling In
Egypt. He decided not to re-
turn to America but went to Paris
to live