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Uniform Rank Entertained.

Carroll Martin entertained last ev- eaing at his nome on East Fifta ave nue, complimentary to the Uniform Ran.: of the ". o. w. On this dat MT Martin celebrated his twentieth birthday anniversary The evening was a most delightful one and ev- eryone present expressed themselves as highly pleased with their evening of pleasure. Mr. Martin received many congratulations and wishes for many happy returns of the day. Among those present were Misses Ray Booth Millie R,de, BeTtha Watkins, Llllls Fisher and Matte Martin; C. Troupe, Hunter McGehee, E. '. Cut rell. c. G Wagster, A. D. Wagste', | E. Harton, c. 4. Griffin, Dolpa Sefbs ,nurl Bedding, Charles Nichols, Fla. y 9Siegel and Carroll Martin.
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HOTEL, ARRIVALS

AT THE JEF'FERSON-Willian Fe- ters, Lake Charles, La; G. A. Sher- wood, Little Rock; Sol Morris Wash ingtOn; J. A. Henderson and wife, Monticello; F. H. Winters, St. Louis :, E B. Butts, St. Louis; J, s. Lush. New Orleans; Fred Beighton. Forrest City; Charles H. Ballman, St. Louis; John w Hanson, St. Louis; J. J. Drn- iel Little Rock; J. N. Williamson, St Louis; Joe Macon, St. Louis; 9' l. Pope, Kansas City; J. R. Prewitt, St Louis; J. l.. Dorsey, Nic shville; J. t Chaplain, Kansas City; George Vool, hess, St. Louis; H. D. Howell, Mem phis; Sam NJ. Eber, Memphis: w. A Spain. Memphis; MT. and Mrs. Rem mel. Pittsburg.
 AT THE ARLINGTON-M. C'abl and wife, Little Rock; R. B. Holmes Yellow Pine; c. V. Van PrittnD Michigan; J. G. Lading, St. Louis J. O. Nangle, Little Rock; D. E. R )j enheim, Little Rock; E. Van MatEe Memphis: G. Rives Taylor. Winches ter; c. H. Reeder. Little Rock !. F Caldwell, North Carolina; s. G. Wood small, Little Rec; Bus Jones. Sn'eye port; c. P Thornton, Paris, Ill.,, ii D. Warden, St. Louis; J. 0. Smith Stuttgart; Sol Rothschild St. Louis Hy Hentli icl1s. Little Rock.
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For Little Miss MantOn.
entertained

Mrs. Shelby Gabbert entertained yesterday afternoon in compliment to her young .niece, little Mary Lula Manton, Of Paris, Texas, who $ hare to spend the summer with her Her guests inclEded sixteen little girls. Games md various contests were far nished the children. In an amusing contest little Eunice Norris was the winner of the first prize, picture. Little Ella Hum Howell won the sec ond prize, fan. Dainty refresl,- ments were served Mrs. Gahbert was assisted in caring for the chii- dren by Mrs R. M Galbraith, Mrs. R. c. Atkinscon, Mrs. A. W. Scruggs and Mrs. O. W. Clarke. The childr en present besides the honoree included Willeene Alexander Eunice Norris Bettie Berry, Alice Norris, Jessie Will kins, Mildred Withers, Adele, Henriet- ta Gnd Madlaline Bluthenthal, Mary Stacker, Frances and Joe Howell Bessie and Frances Coleman, Ells Hum Howell and Doris Byrd.
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N. l.. Cook has returned from D. mas, Ark.
 Miss Eunice Winters has gone to Kingsland for brief visit.
 Mrs. R. E. Unsell recently visited Mrs. F. E. Jenkins at Paragoll1.
 Ex-Mayor W l.. Toney has returhed from a business trip to Memphis. Miss Pearl Whitehead and Howell Lee, of Warren, are visiting in the city.
 M. Gu1don has returned to Lake Village, after spending few days III the city.
 MT. and Mrs. c. H. Ahrens are v'sit- ing Mir. and Mrs H H. Rittman .,. Stuttgart
 R. H, Bateman has returned from Dyersburg. Tenn, where he spant three weeks.
 Mrs. Emma, Huggard. of Texas, is visiting Mir and Mrs. John H. Dell mon in this city.
  Cape Girardeau, Mo, where she wis. ited for some time.
 F. c. Holland has returned flom Lake Village, where he spent week with relatives. l Mrs. H. B, Strange. has :etntned from Beebet and Lonoke, where she visited relatives.
 Mrs. J. H. Hellums and children have returned to Grady, after visit with Mrs. F. c. Cross.
 Mrs G. w. Jeffers has returha1 tc her home at Parnell Spprings, Ark .sfter visit in the city.
 Miss Maxine Matthews leaves n 2 few days for Camden, where she will visit friends and relatives.
 Miss Lula Mitche1l>has returned tc Sherrill, after spendin g>several days in the city with relatives.
 Miss Gertrude Jolly has gone tc Warrein. where she is the guest of hel sister, Miss Dean Jolly.
 Miss Gertrude Murphy is attend!ns the commencement exercises at Arkan- sas College at Batesville/
 Dr. Ralph c. Cfesgatt, Of I-irtl~ Rock, is visiting his >shot6ex, Mrs. An- ne Chesnutt in this city.
 Mrs J. \. Clements and son, Joe have returned from Hot Springs where they spent some time.
 Virgil Mcclellan has returned iron Montreal, Canada and other northern > points, where ne spent some time.
 t1 w. Brockman and Attorney w. B Sorrells have returned from C;radN where they went on legal business.
 K. R. Webb. Of fnjlsboro, Tex: 5, is i9 tho city tta guest of Mrs. G. D MoGibbony. on East Second aveHu@. Nlp. and Mrs. Jack Howard ieaN' shortly for New York, where tfeN will spend p month on a vacatl ,n.
 Slaytcr McGehee and wife have re turned to their home at Tarry, afte' :, visit with relatives in the city. T. W. Galloway, a well known mer chant of Waldo. spent yesterday il
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SMALL COTTAGE
 DESTROYED BY FIRE

cottage at No 52o North P!>In' street, occupied by negro named Wal ters, and owned by Dr. r. OrTo, was completely destroyed by fire yester- day morning ,at S:10 o'clock. The building was valued at about SOC. When the fire was discovered it vas so far gone that nothing could Ee done to prevent it from total destr% C. tion. The location is out of the fire limits. A burning tree at SiXtehEth avenue ard Elm street caused a ran of the fire department yesterday morning at 6:12 o'clock. The tree was thought to be a burning house wii.ch caused the alarm to be turned in.
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House Party at Warner.

AIrs lone, c Leaning ard MT. an1
 Mrs. Major Mead yesterday afternoon
 claaperoned the members of the Vl"- g;nia G rnlr Sunday School Class nf the Lakeside Methodist church With q number oi f,ierds of the -members tc varaar, where they are being enter tained at {: house party in the lrH11e of Mrs. E. l.. Wiley, teacher Of t"2 class, wto resides about three miles
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GREAT CkOWDS
 AT GRAND LEADER

The June Clearance Sale of the Grand Leader hss attracted many out ot town buyers as we'll is the near by community The managem aAt stated to the Graphic reporter that it was the most successful sale ever con- duc.ed If you haven't all ready al- tended this sale, you will find it to your advantage to do so as it means q big saving 10 you.
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NO. 8. Co1lrnon Sense and Experience

takes combination of things to mako nney out o nn frst you must to the cost of inga WociU he upils and every e i o na5
 So risk and tha, n q
 develop #" GlTtt o $ recommendation is that he is honest He IS not inner however
 he of he ia solutey unable rloNto ostar he somewhere With the orh spends great dl of money III development the sat hmlear SrlI ling Q
 Tn aI exhausted and the anv,s the lost condemned forver after
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the city the guest of A. J. Stewart.

ter, Helene, left yesterday for Hot Springs. where they will spend some time.
 Miss Frances Cross is visiting Mrs, l.. w. Clement at English. She is the little daughter of MT. and Mrs. F. G. Cross.
 Mrs. w. Il. Westbrook and Mrs. Howell Westbreok spent yesterday in Little Rock, returning home yesterday afternoon.
 c. II. Puddephatt has returaedd from points on the Iron Mountain where he spent several aays on business trip.
 MT. and Mrs c. H. Ah1ens, of Pine Bluff arrived today for visit With Mr. and Mrs. H. II. Rittman.-Stut- galt ArkansaWser.
 A. l.. Scott. assistant general freight agent of the l. L. C. and F. railroad, spent yesterday in the city with his son, Joe Scott.
 Eall Miles, brother of Mrs. ,. A Caldwell left yesterday afternoon for Monticello. his former home, where he will spend several days.
 June Ingram of this city, and tfea Ingram and Mrs. J. s. Ingram, o' Little Rock. have returned from fishing trip on Silver Lake.
 C. w. Bishop. who returned l le" days ago from TeNarkana, Hope ano other points in the southwest, VIII leave this morning for Star City
 Mrs. w. E. Hurd, who has been Els- iting her daughter, Mrs. Joe ScotS left yesterday for two months 3is- ] to friends and relatives in the north.
 Mrs. William Bishop left yesterday for her home at Metropolis, Ill. Mir Rishop is manager of the Bishop Scott Land and Lumber company 9 Cahonl
 E. J. Bedding, a we'll known eli ploye of the Cotton Belt shops ana Il" wife left yesterday afternoon 10 points in the North. where they vii spend month.
 Miss Mary Heste. Mccoy left yes terdav efternoon for Chicago, s1!n: bv way of Memphis. In Menpih' Miss Mccoy will be joined by Ms Felicia Henry. a teacher of the lo2a schools. and the two will go to Ctt' cago.
 W. E. Hurd spent yesterday III tn city with his daughter, Mrs. Jo Scott and left yesterday afternoon fer "Bavbrook," his country home at lew isville Ark. Mrs. Scott accomptnle' him home and will be at "BayDrook until September.
 pr. ]. |. Norris. pastor of the FITS Presbyterian church, returned nom yesterday from Batesville, where n has been attending meeting ot tn . Board of Trustees of Arkansas Col
 lege. of which he is a member. Whll there class reunion of Dr. Nor IS class was also held.
 J. w. Monk and daughter, Miss nm ) ma Monk and Mrs J. A. Mcleod. ah young son. .Jcrdsn Monk. will "
 Sunday for Manitou. Colo, where tle U will spend the summer. They eE pect to be gone until September. Mrs
 J. w. Monk and MT Mcleod w leave shortly for Heber, Ark, to spen
 few weeks before going to Colorad
 for the summer.
 Will w. Thomas, an emp}oye Of tn
 Hellums Company at Grady, who va
 brought to this city several weeks 2g . and placed in the Davis Hospital ff , treatment. YVES taken to Chicago T~s
 terday afternoon, where he will un Ter Il go an operation. It is stated chat h Il young man is suffering with tuIel
 culosis of the hip. Dr. o G. Hla \ '' well accompanied him to Chicago A. A. .A. Ih xs Sh sl ! x
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Pricked His Own Bubble.

This story. found in Rev. Dr. Henry Fl. Jessup's book. "F'ifty three Years tn Syria" seems to indicate that religious vagaries are as short lived i'll the east az else where. A friend of Dr. JesSup, visiting Jerusalem. uiei a queer look ing solitary strangcr pacing the streets of the city. accosted him. and after the usual greetings relnaiked:
 'You are an American. I infer"
 "Yes. am." replied the queer look. ing man.
 And what are You doing here. if may ask?'
 "Ah. yes. Fp glad you asked. You see. I've come to preach the new doc trine. that there is tn be no more death If men will only accep1 it. we'll abolish death. and tbere'l be DO more dying. nor graves. nor cotfns. nor funerals We shall just live right en."
 But" said Dr. .jessup's friend, sup. posing you should sicken and die. what then?''
 "Oh." said the man. that would bust the whole thing
 And it did. The poor delirious apos tie died few months later. and with him bis new doctrine.'' Ssu.t!nG ff, gHc rin,e. A gentleman was cn.saGin. a general alssn and telling him what he wanted him to do. 'you will have TO clear the windows and tha boots and the knives and go nc5Sa&es, chop wood rstf &hNrt ~rasa. mind the !i2rso &nt 1 pony. look after the garden and kee;' the house supplied with vegetables and ao any old io'. t'e3t is required, ana 1T suitable you Mi.. get 1e SStllings F week.
 'Is there any c,ar :n the ear'ea:" asked the man.
 What makes ,",1 .s9i that:" asked The gentleman.
 ': WIS thinking ccH'a make bricks tn n.r sn1ra ,lne." said tiie man. | Ior!rn Maj;
 A Clustering King.
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Lady Maccabees.

There will be a meeting of the Lady Maccabees thls afternoon at o'clock in ihe :.ali.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-06-15

Screen doors 1-8 tounc and rrnnved from $1.00 up at Cleveland Nrtthews Hdw. Ca N
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-06-15

Married Ladies Bridge.
 Mrs H. Kemp Toney will entertain the Married Ladies Bridge Club this morning st, g o'clock in her home.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-03-13
WINTHROP.

The Literary club met with Mrs. l.. T.
Carleton last week. The program: Roll
call quotations from Maine authors, dis
cussion of the school laws and question;
should Women Serve on the school
Boardo" paper The Property Rights Of
Women" Mrs Mclroy: paper, "What
can Women -" in Our Town for SANTA
nv Purposes. Mrs. Strout.
Miss Martha Cobb of Eockland is the
guest of Mrs Harris Woedman.
Mrs Winnifred Gale has been visiting
friends in Damariscotta.
Carl Hartman and Earl ToWle made
a trip To Boston last Week.
Winthrop friends of Miss Alice Luce
viii be interested in the musicale which
She is arranging in Berlin, Germany. for
the American church of that city. \
pleasant surprise was a telephone from
the Empress engaging five of the best
seats Miss Luce is at the mead of the
Willard school for Girls in GERMANY she
is one Of the most prominent women ed
ucators in the world. she was born IN
Winthrop and obtained her early educa-
ton at the public schools of This town.
Mrs c. W. Taggart sang at the Meth
iittlSNl titNitlt N'Ht'i'iSiN ~ '''' 49,
Miss Shaw.
Mrs. Alice Gilman and Frederick Stur-
tevant of Pennington have been visiting
Mr. and Mrs Everett Sturtevant.
Mrs Mabel keene of Ailstnn is visiting
relatives in town.
Miss Bertha simpson is at home from
sanford
The lecture given at the Methodist
church by Rev. Melvin King Friday eve
ming brought ont a good audience to lis
ten to story which was at the same
| time entertaining and instructive. The 100
colored Indian views we're superb y col
lection of IS was taken for home mis-
sions,
! The boys of the Browning Club took a
stroll Saturday to the home of William
and Herbert Pettinsill in East Monmouth.
where they passed the day. taking their
! lunches. Rev. and Mrs clifford accom-
| panied them. Ten members were pres
| ent and the day was a very happy one.
! The next meeting will be held Thursday
| evening with Homer Lothrop and team
| will leave the church at go to convey
| the party \ large attendance is desired
as it is annual election of officers
Mr.. and Mrs. ED. Brooks of Augusta
We're calling Tuesday al Lakewood
| farm.
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BASEBALL NOTES.

The regular New York National Loagu"
baseball team had no dihieulty in defeat
ing the Dallas team of The Texas Leaea"
saturday 1t was the first time This sea
SON the New York regulars have been 10
e"th"r in a game.
After submitting to careful cNamina-
t'uu. Addie joss. CicVtlaHds star pitcher.
las received the mwolcome information
that he cannot usc his salary wing for
al least six months. Joss inCapacity will
he severe blow Ia flevclard's Pcnnant
chances.
Vernon repeated Saturday at Los IN
geicS. cal. at The expense of The Boston
Red SoN Colts Carrigan's charges being
thanked to 0, and also narrowly escap-
ing being let down without q hit, Nerkes'
single in the final round. with tw" down.
being the sum total OF the recruits oil
fensVe strength.
The batting Of Wheat was the fcatur"
Of the game sunday between the Brook
lHns and All stars al Hot Springs. Ark
He got home run. triple and W."
singles in four times up. Manager Dab
len announced Sunday night the Brooklyn
team was now ready to play ball and
HERE would be no more hard practice
games the rest of the stay there. Brook
Nm won today : to I. The team Will
leave Thursday for an engagement with
the Memphis Southern League team.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-03-13
WEST GARDINER.

POND ROAD--Mr. and Mrs. Ludy
M9tthcWs of Whitefield. spent Satur-
day night and Sunday With Mrs. Mat
thews parents, Mr.. and Mrs. s. n.
Wakefield,
Jerome Grover and daughter. Alice
of the Brunswick Road, We're visitors
Sunday at j w Emery's.
j. w. Lunt and Mrs, F. \. Goodwin
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin
Pray of Richmond.
Miss Mildred Stevens of.Gardiner is
spending a few days with her mother
Mrs. Nellie Stevens.
otnte Il number from here attended
town meeting Monday, March 10, in
spite of the usual town meeting day
storm.
Mr. and Mrs. T.. l.. Norton attended
a special meeting Monday evening of
Gardiner Grange
Miss Effie Merrill is confined to the
house with severe cold.
Master Horace Rayborg of Steven
town spent Thursday at p. 7. Lunts.
Alvin Pray of Richmond was a bust
ness visitor IN town Thursday ana
took dinner al j. w. Lunt's.
Several of the boys are hunting
lrowntail moth nests, which are very
numerous in this vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ozro Sawyer of Cob
bossee Avenue. were callers THURSDAY
afternoon at E l.. Nortons.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-03-13
MT. VERNON.

Mrs. Morton Jacobs is Very i'll with
whipping cough. grip and asthma.
Iher three little children are getting
better from Whooping cough.
Rev Mr.. Mitchell Will give a mis-
si"har\ sermon sunday morning. the
12rh, at the BAPTIST church.
Miss Ada Russ, who has been az
home for f"w days vacation. wilt
soon return to her school work at Dean
academy at Franklin, Mass.
Mrs. W. O. Parlin is visiting rela-
tives at Cumberland, Maine
Mr. and Mrs. \. i. Cram, are in Bos
ton Mass.
The Mt. Vernon High school closes
Friday. the 10th for vacation.
on the morning of the sth, the Their
mometer registered Is and 20 degree
below zero IN places in this village.
NFST-Miss Dorothy Smith ant
Ella Foss both report having seo'
crows March 8.
Miss Dorthy Smith was "a recen
gnest at the home of her sister, Mrs
i. a. Foss.
Timothy Currer and crew of mel
pressed the hay this week on the BLAKE
farm. So call,d 4. Wallace Ferrand, who
has purchased the farm will have eX'
tcneive repairs made on the buildings
hcf"re moving it,
Michael CONWAY recently hal one Of
M, cows tosiol 9'id =, eiStered. My
CONWAY has been Offered a nigh urirr
for the animal lat refuses to u.
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BOXING NOTES.

Because his ankle is too weak from a
recent INJURY to allow him To tight at
This time. sam McEey saturday had his
bont with Sam Langford a Paris which
was scheduled for saturday night. post
poned until March "a
IA Wolgast should find it easy going
against George Memsic in their 2d=foumd
bout ON the coast next Friday night. Ad
has a guarantee of $1,000 for his end or Il
privilege of 10 per cent. Nd should win
within the limit.
Abe Attell will get back into the game
March 81 Tom O'Rourke has signed up
the champ for a 1o-round bout with
frankie Burns. who defeated Digger
stanley Abe will make lis pounds Tor
the Jersey City boy.
Dave Deshler the Cambridge come
hack kid, has been signed to meet two
men in New York. He will go on with
Battling Hurley before the Olympia Cub
March -. and on the following night will
meet Cy Smith in Albany. before N
knickerbocker a. c.
Mike fTwin) sullivan will have another
bout in Buffalo March -. Mike had 4
scrap with Bob NOLAN Friday night and
al the papers say that he was hog fat
and easy for that Western welter Mike
viii meet Jack Dillon in the next bout
and he should get down into good condi
ton, for Dillon is some good boxer and
a hard hitter.
SANDY Ferguson, the hopeless one. and
Andy Morris, the hopeful East Boston
heavyweight have been matched To meet
at Portland next Saturday night Morris
has been squirting in the general direc-
ton of the stubborn child for sluite
spell back, and he is confined that he can
defeat the big iceman, VII put him IN
line for greater things, and he is right,
for SANDY. discredited as he is, has still
the remnants of a national reputation
hanging over him.
Billy Papke. the Kewanee Thundcrbolt.
gave a fash of his old-time form at sgd
ney. New South Wales Saturday, when
iIe puncturcd the boom of Dave Smith.
the Australian middleweiSht champion,
tho American knocking out the Australian
in the seventh round of a 20-round go y
month ago Papke lost to Smith ON a foul
in the 10th round. Up to the time when
the alleged low blow was delivered Smith
had been outpoutng Papke, who Was
said to be suffering from yellow iaundice.
0ne-Man McCluskeY "f Bangor stopped
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Fidelity Trust Co.
Portland, Me.

| jim smart Of Milliuocket in the fifth
round of what was to have been n six
round fight saturday night at Bangor
| McCMskev cut Smart over the eve IN the
third blood binding him and in HE fifth
smart Went down and stayed down, boine
counted ont Ellis Sanborn Of Newport
won over Angus Mcpherson Of Boston,
Mcpherson quitting after FIVE rounds u
| hard fighting. Young Martin of Bangor
| put up a good fight against Nd Melon
aid of -. John. champion OF the mari
| time provinces.
There were indications Saturday that
| the New York authorities are planniH"
closer scrutiny Of boxing bouts IN ""
York. Sumnonses were ISSUED SATURDAY
FOR Tom O'Rourkc. manager Of the Ma
tional sporting club of America and fot
Pal Moore ami Sammy Smith. principals
in Friday nights lightweight bout als9
for John Doe referee, and John Poe.
tmekeeper They are rcturHahle ON Mon
day Concideut with the issuance of the
summonses. complaints We're lodged
against four police captains and three in
spectors for alleged negligence in not
taking necessary evidence regarding
fights and fight clubs
Eddie Murphy of Boston Completely
outclassed George Griffin. a local boy. IN
a six-round bout SATURDAY night before
the National y. G, Philadelphia In the
first round Murphy brought the blood
from Grifn's nose, and the Hub boy
finored the local boy in the sixth with
right To the jaw. In the semi windup
johnny Glover of Boston won easily Over
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FARMlNGDALE.

Mrs Annie Conant. whose serious
Illness at Salem. Mass. has been men
toned in the Journal. is somewhat i'm
proved and has been removed to Port
land Ia the home of her nephew. Wal
lace McCauSland. Mrs. Conant was
1t, ompanied To Portland by Mrs. Me
Causland, who went to Salem upon the
first I, VS. OF her illness.
Mister Lawrence Gross. of Gardiner.
who passed a part OF his time with
relatives IN this vicinity, left Il few
days ago to pass the rest of his vacn
ton with relatives and friends in
Bucksport and Orland. Master Law
renee was accompanied by his cousin,
Miss Ethel Thompson, who was called
To Bucksport by the illness of her
father Frank Thompson.