davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1911-09-07
THE BEATTIE CASE.
One of the most interesting muir

One of the most interesting MUIR
der cases that has come to the at
tention of the American people for
a long time is the present trial of
Henry Clay Beattie of Chesterfield.
Va, for the killing of his young wife
several months ago. Young Beattie
inc his wife drove out in his auto
mobile one evening. They were
gone a few hours. Upon his return
to the home of his uncle. Reattie had
the lifeless body of his wife in the
automobile, a shot hole in her face.
He claimed that a bearded highway
man had fired the fatal shot. After
some Investigation suspicion rested
upon young Beattie as the murderer
and he was arrested.
The trial has been going on for
several days, during which time the
prosecution has brought out the
most damaging testimony against
the prisoner. The present indica-
lions are that nothing will save Beat
tie from the electric chair. 1t is a
sad story of a misspent life on the
part of the young man. He was
in one of the most distinguish
ed and highly esteemed families in
the state, had every advantage that
wealth and opportunity could pos
slbly afford. hut he has thrown ev-
erything to the winds, and is now
reaping the rewards of a dissolute
life. The real reason for the MUIR
der was his love for another woman.
a siily, giddy, pretty little miss of
seventeen years. The testimony of
his cousin, Paul Beattie, fastened the
meshes OF the net so close aboutAlim
that it seems impossible for him TO
get away. This cousin testified that
Beattie confessed to him that he had
shot his wife.
The defense has just opened its
side, and it remains to be seen
whether the shrewdness and cunning
of an able attorney will be able to
break down the seemingly impreg-
nable wall of evidence built UP by
state. The Republican is watch
ing the result of this celebrated case
With the keenest interest, and it will
probably have something more to say
about it in the course of a few DAYS.
MM4ss<~M
Senator Coe l.. Crawford has re-
Gently come out for the progressives
against Taft. The senator has call
himself a progressive. and it
should have been unnecessary for
any coming out" announcement to
made. We are glad, however, to
this assurance of the real posi-
tion of the senator.
@9e<@
Roosevelt has recently become a
grandfather. One pauer suggests
a great many people will think
him a great grandfather.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1911-09-07
THREE BANKRUPTCY CASES.

Aberdeen, S. DC. N. Harris. ref.
r in bankruptcy, is hearing three
bankruptcy cases. One is that of
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-07-27

Rome IIy g. Tae heavy cold
from ra.,r Popc P.us is suffering
oal.1 10 extreme difficulty in
breathing Fefne dar and ls having
a s.loa .foc. upon als hear,
Both a'crs of 'he 1onuH spen.
part ~ ..e night a. 'ae Va'.oan. but
'hr. rra. % 'helr apartments nearby
W"dn"rla upon asslranor that the
aIeur- fescr had slightly deceased.
The Dopa'a. .Dn'ourage is thoroughly
alarmed o.er his condition .n view OF
'hr feeble condition .n which DO has
been for eseral months Though he
FL. mentally clear and haa been able
10 condup' the affair o' The state in
an able manner, be 10 physically very
weak
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-07-27
FRECkLES
Don't -ise Them with ! Veil; Remove
Them 1tn the Se1 Drug

An eminent skin specialist recent
j. discovered uex drug. o-hlne
double strength. which = 20
un.forml- successful .u renog-
Ing frecsles and giving clear
beaI,i,ll complexion that it r.
-old 0y your druggist under an alb
soIu-e guarantee 10 refund the mone,
IL it falls.
Don't hide your freckles under
veil. get an ounce Of othine and 70
move them Even the first nights
use will show a wonderful improve
ment. some OF the lighter freckles
vanishing entirely. II is absolutely
harmless. and cannot iniure the most
tender skin
Be sure 10 ask your druggist for
he double strength othine; it is this
hat is sold on the money back guar
antee.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-07-27
WI XFs H.lts
l13ltIEl Il DAVIS
s=-mC-= .S- -r=C- ~
4y- alelNG --E
=S-sIvG =E4

-a-- CHA. .Ii~ -H.--z,er-l llzs-
less u-n lr Ia 3. mu- If vuc- IL
Iaul..g7. 1-.auizeel -le s--mcx.- An
uz -c..llll. 20 Matte vIr ~ z--ll--
a- v'ld-s-ll-.-s-i Ilr llez.r.InHr- lr1-
na-aua u ll Llu MINING scheme
aiming Men I-r- tf-e.aI-. ms -u I-
1l- lest uuv- -Ia- .du.u la-s I..=n
matte .sUroa.- H. -ua me Irvul.
80 -Le az Iar MN Brurii- aunulz''
-1r-r7rses VII - lifar=-,t q -le lIII-
lc lu Irl Irle'uea VII 1ar-II-I.l--
uu-- ..z.r-,naa. n.uluE l-r-inDmel-
ID'rs lf -lr lr--av8 vii le ua.Ie-t
am0r~1v u -Imnl asinurr o. q -Al.l-
ur1- 1r -I- 5-I.. laua.u- laal-1. iuu
-l1 -~e1Ila.- lr1Ua---s 70 v1r'i u IIr
non vrI Ie lauf .Imm.sssauar D.
tr mes
~le ahnvu- loa-t d. uv-r1nra
Vas -.a~-.d
~ -ov-I lr-auenl 7ar
i-nua laIs has -ual-na .aal-
er &. Lu-v.-,L ,as Il.-r Oklahoma
.ft.s lauS Tfalal 4d.s.r t-,--.-Ir
7l'sr sri-s .al5 . 2 E,Ia s4sIle~
ia-ne .aas l. f. -.az genera me-
1alr -laa z. zans-v -1suuas-sr
srra-5r r. z tsndl~cs w = @4-t4r
-ea, 4a,4e .anes -r7lrlGu- la,-t-
vts'e and n1ieueurf chosen a. r1a--
nan. and - z 1ieionaau Ieorerlr-
rle 1rEaH za-.Gu 1f #IcI al a1-ar-
l-a.- Ias leeu under rouaitar4EGu
'.r some ne -- VA IrE-f by 3
1uuler ~ aG1la mining ueu lecaIse
- &C. na1T vl.G-@a-' dear Il -Ia-
e-r The aar -l.a s''ralLla-Gu Drl-
-sor} 'eg nar- mH-ua and -lr1IaI
chem rae ua-esr wa eios.st - -1da
n -1uce--s '1rnl VA 20 -l- sl--sr
.ut against all '.rns % r'1 amt
scr ,Carfa- e -1. s,Ggal
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-07-27
--S- .ao ---N-


-C5T-C- --=stAT lt-sr1oc- CT
Man street. se-v=e- -1---=s : -at=rT
Az. --= -5li-= -f1sse 800 , --.--
--csT. -v5 -v=r,r ts-Ir r1-t e=---t-
-a-ss -ar=z I'm lola, '.--s a-t 1r=
+= -clar BILL -1= -a---=s F-o
t---t -1z -1c=T ara 1-cv1- -I- e
--= Money * -=--r-=t % -.s ~
--c----= c-e-= 3 --vart % $50 VII
To- -a-l l-t ID .-ss-o-s asked
80
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-07-27
SaNIaG NEW PosToFFIcE-
LIVELY Tires n s-r-c.i. Hills Over
sz-e fo- PostcEI-e

Dzrs. Os-z- july ----A merry war
has broken ont a. . ler town in -1e
new mining camp e.zht miles Ees- Of
1@r- over tho name ot a 1os-oEice
The Dos-aI department send an in
s1@c-0- ont there several days ago
and reported tavo-a5iy OF he site.
bur failed 70 recommend q name FOR
-ae place. Tie town IS sometimes
rauad RoJnet-. n honor Of ex-Judge
Ro5ne,- of Ardmora. zhle others
called r. "Ar5lckle.~ in honor Of the
high range Of hills in which il is io-
ra-ed
Relor-s reached here today hat a
za- o. no small proportions had ac-
-raUs been started over the name. as
veil a4 J@,Teen three applicants for
ne POSITION Of postmaster. Just what
viii ~ the o1tcome no one dare pre-
dict. but from rImors flying thick and
fast it vii probably result in with
holding the Office for some months.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-07-27
VII fight NEW YORK.
Worr.s-E y-- Fgr; wil So~ &c -so
= Gct-s-

Tulsa Okla July THE zig Nor
-is-FIgur prize E-1-. which Vas 70
aa-= been 14lt IN Tulsa. July I -o~s
20 New Vo-k city Tae Big mill al
ten rounds Will - STAGED in The A1s--
lean u-rocoIs on Labor Day. Sen
=u5er & Carl Morris and ais t-airs-.
Con Riley. VIII leave for New Yo-E
II d week 70 ss-ab,s1 raining quar-
80 here and enter training Tor the
coming sz5- FLYNN viii continue 10
rain in Chicago.
Ta.s information Vas given, ou- i'm
Tulsa this afternoon hy =. b Uter
zz-az.r Tor Carl Morris Ii was de
cit=d some ume aSo. Uter SAYS. 70
s,,se the igh, in New York city. pro
v.d-d .he pending legislative bill was
signed and this bill was signed yes,e--
day.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-07-27

'a UoG-..s IS .1Ir -a~fg -.r .-
' ua 1I -a rH
le-s aIor ta-- -1rr ru0r
s~ reloHa 81 esa .r swollen
,ssny ea. 49, nor, .nef "sr.
f.,-~Il ta rtr 1a Js.1 maIre rIa
ia cora laume- va 1u 3aI
r ~ nor, 1a.u tes- Z
asa iara 5ad 1a-.s-. lea1 Iemts1
~ u' 's.- -resu aa. anuud g1nr
% ,r .oesn f -1eu .aad 1s
~-rrs sorfa - ar.r.r - ~ -s-z
~-.r- "a sr1s - ~ .siaisss ygI ns''.
. .1r. s,e5~ 3s.y sts7. 80 gqr
- -Srfs - .e.1.r f,ss sr6 - sar.,
f-sa - - sS-s-Ssr> >.oSs-''s -
San snn's.r >.sp'.as 50
riaf 4, = u Et 1oy 3ss mTa.uE
'Ile -,~ 10 pr5oae lu srar 1eatt 81
l 10 sr,y t6or 'srned e~sr uade
vision le-s tu 40 lr'uc'Dle s." d..a-yuv
,ur ar 90 Jsis6uoua s.Ita. Gus vl.cb
-olse sor. ~e- >pvter7 t1d irlr-
'a-ned.ea us7,sir H0Q - ne jnrss
g feaaa dan Jrr tuf lapDs 1e-u
'ieaa v1r's "z,ir 81 f5u VIZ 'ea'
,ef.ar 10 t4rJ 1-af ns -t Ia.sf
~ roa sdd 31u rau ~v1rE'- ffu
e. 49, 1ad so~s 'sef -1er4 a 16raiE
81 earn aar ~ad ~hm1s'a v'ta
e \ r. ,1r sa.e .. e.. t1HEs.4 -
'e7 5er aov sr fr"'r- g1u wan
ROW water s4ltanr ->odza . 70 n
t4gr
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-07-27

r.r- s..ole- T. y Landlord. ot
TIE ..a-@ 1ansInz department. and
pro- r.. -. Could. s'a-e zeo.o2.--.
aas. aa@a asked b. r1a Ar51rs-e Mn
.ng Ereaanze o. Davis n ass.s- IN
making var On fake --Or. com =
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-07-27

The Ardmoreite during the month @.
August will give 4 scholarship in Har
grove College including board. tuition
.nd laundry 10 some girl or boy.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-07-27

4 wear at cOllege with expenses
paid is worth working = month for
Those who do not win will he paid
we'll FOR the work they DO. The cor
tes,anJs have all to gain and nothine
70 lose. Get busy and enter the wors.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-07-27
n =.
DiarrhOea
w a akefield'S
Blackberry BaIsam

quickly stops Dlarrhoea, Dysentery
Cholera lnfantum and all bowel
troubles without cOnstipa'iug No
opium nor Othsrhabit forming drugs.
Accept only WaksGeld's. II cures
after other remedies fail. 35c or 3
bottles for 81 O0 Everywhere.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-07-27

From Rev. II. Stubenvol. Allison,
"a, in praise Of DR.. Kings New Life
pills.
They're such a health necessity,
In every home these pills should he,
Parsons Poem A Gem.
I, other Kinds you've tried in vain.
USE DR.. KINGS
And be we'll asain. Only s5c at
Ringer Drug Co.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-07-27

- SINNER i.a---osa = -1l,i
ava-= gre Cta-s=-.aiz's Co e.
CLc-=-z and Dia--ho=2 RsusLT l-1
-az-o- OIL and speedy -1-s : -=--
-z1 Fc- sa,e tT al dealers.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-07-27

ss-le- % SaaEue@. vas ULet
Rock Island rain No - a. % c'..C+
---=s,aT evening while attempting -
ll-r1- from The blind CazgaE= -sa
Las r-o-t=r IN Dallas. T=Izs and
sister in Nez Orleans E= WIS
l.a-Ez his way here.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-07-27
Parsons Poem A Gem.
Shawnee Man KILLED.

Shawnee. OKLA, July 20 James
Grant, aged 22. nephew OF Mrs Gus
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-07-27

See me FOR all Kinds OF tin work.
Slim W. A PRIDE.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-07-27

-t----TS WAITED Cd sell --Ie leal
ine lr Iea-ul amt Ic@.t-n- 1a,U-
Iue- N -Ie na.-f.r- climax iroi-
,-slr Iuiic-es laT a. u=I ii f--
iHd -Ir IcGlH.slr-l. fea-L Ind 80
-er nuur1 tur-uE tisaIiIrr L. /
.Is- II - 1er van. -. idr
-ns nd ,guE-1i lt -.rr-r11-- vi
-nra. -IaiIa.r- co.. -e--ll-. ICrI
s-d
II -L-lt.I . 1re1a-= -lr 7Gat
-uus lov vIi--lr L. -1p WAS
AN -le 1arle- -'lt.. s=v v-.,ts
.'il---ss. E1 M s=lsau. 2s
fri.- -aau -r-rv =a-I--..I7 l.r.l--
+17iv lv ma -lal4r Eac1e- -ai-
f=e, .IIsas ---- Irl ..--l-
ysg-.C-G 1r - l,-1u-ea -.
v---. 5,ls.r-a- Insurance 4lll.e
Co. n----sd. -GTI1g 1r Iu g1cd
-an--Iara @ ounces. TAI
Jlcue 891 IIe 1r 1td-sss ! 4
SnI - . =-..e-. 1dr-l Y ..sr-
....;;-d
WII-eit-TG -.ac1 7cu 5dcr-1a1f
Il 1Gr4 Mi CG,THe i 5Jene,.r-fl
FOR iild ia Easily ..a-le4t Ea4t-
= w--su- Easy -sat 5-l7.tzs
2'Isi1eas Cd-sgs, 4-fnGrs -s-l
-T'-C--Ts -,.Ias zsv HI-rr-a--
.=a Err and e-r 5r1g@-T 1r .l--
8-ci-L o. r. -ra1csior. P1r1= e.
1a1cct 5ttE. A--.u1re Jt-L -.,-.i
=.-- 4N1 RENT THEY'VE 1Ezs
All 1a1t-s -i51cua- ca-scu 1a5er
o., a. = :. zei1lGrs- Ptc1s I-I
% ~ .1-T1 aET scr-lss- EaI
-. s.-1--lr= AI- n -attc 8
ilc.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-07-27

FIR z-.--.-faa.ca s15er-4 5ea --
IT. .Gr1e- EaarT.s s-rse- Al.
z--TIe IS w. -r s~e --s-e
alG T. TEr1sr O. -E--aLI
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-07-27

Do you use the want ads.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-07-09
FRED SENY tRD BUYS
 MORE REAL ESTATE

It was made knl 1wu yesterday tnat Fred Senyard had purchased the half block ground between Ninth and Tcnth avenues on Main street, from Harry Ilanf w. N. Trulock and Sid ney l.. Kahn of Little Rock. The consideration was not made known, This property, which was the former site i1f the Main Rink, is very valu able IL has a frontage Of two hun dred and two feet on Main street and runs East eighty feet The pur- chaser stated yesterday that he bought tine property as an invest ment. The deal was closed through the Cotton Belt Savings & Trust i Company Deals which have been consumated in the past few weeks in which Main street property was i involved amount to about $20,000 | The Adams Printing Company re- gently purchased q fine building on
 Main street for it's newspaper plant and job printing office, and the pro-
 posed new Shrine Temple and the new hlotel planned make Main street property highly valuable
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-07-09
BASEBALL. TODAY
 Al FOREST PARK
VOss-NichoI and Sawyer and Austin Teams to Clash On Local Dia-
 nOnd this Afternoon.

The Voss4Nichol and the Sawyer & Austin baseball teams will play this afternoon at Forest Park The game will be called at 2:30 o'clock Mullin will probably be the pitcher for the W)ss-Nichol nine and Cook will prob ably be in the box for the Sawyer & Austin boys.
 The Voss- Nchol team is complet- ing arrangements for two games here this week, which in all proba bility will be pulled off. They expect t) bring the United Clothing Company team here for a game during the middle of the week and later they expect to have the Stuttgart team here for a game. The Little Rock team is an unusually strong one. On it's last visit here few weeks ago, Pine Bluff received severe drub- ping. The Stuttgart team is easy for the local lads, but on one or two occasions have made it highly enter- taining for them and even beat them in one contest at Stuttgart
 Manager Townsend and Captain Mullin stated last night that besides these two games they also have a trip to Arkansas City in view, which may be made next Sunday.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-07-09
ELEVATOR BOY
 HAS "YAMOOSEiI))'' Valuable Witness in Stokes Case Fails to Appear In
 Court and Search is On
Police Commissioner Looks Into fo-
lice Scandal in Connection With
 Disappearance of Letters.

N W York, July S.-The hearing of . he case of the Misses Graham and Conrad, who are on preliminary trial charged with tn attempted murder of Millionaire Stokes, was halted to- day by the disappearance of Wilfred l Hart, the negro elevator boy in the Veruna apartment house.
 Hart was on duty in the Veruna on the evening of the shooting, and it was said, would contradict the version given by the millionaire of his visit to he young women in that apartm nt house
 It was expected the elevator boy would be the first witness of the day. When he failed to appear the pro- c edings were delayed while officials went in search of he missing wit ness. After waiting half an hour for the appearance of the witness, Magistrate Freschi adjourned the trial until Tuesday,
 Police Commissioner Waldo today ordered a searching investigation in to the scandal that has grown out a the disappearance of nine of the let tars written by MT. Stokes to Miss Graham. Fourth Deputy Police Commissioner Dillon was placed in personal charge of the investigation.
 La tonight Mr. Dillon decided he would not be abe to make his re- port b fore Monday morning. James Cummings, the private detective of MT Stokes who testified that he found the package of letters behind a trunk ill the apartment of the girls and carried them away while three city detectives were in the room, ap- day. Four city de.ectives and Au gust Bloom, Janitor of the Veruna tell what they knew about the miss ing letters.
 It became known tonight that the policemen who had testified, told of finding over thirty letters in the apartment on the night of the shoot ing. These were brought down to headquarters today from the West Sixty-eight sTaet station, where they have been held. After an inv stlga- tion Deputy Dillon was convinced that these letters bore no part in the shooting case and they are now III the custody of Inspector Hughes, oi the Detective Bureau.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-07-09
YOUTHFUL SPRIN1fR
 HID UNDER PLATFORM
But Detective and PatrOlmen Track. ed Him Like Indians and Ef-
 fected His Capture.

Willie Hamilton, small negro boy who says he is 13 years old, was ar rested yesterday afternoon by City Detective w A. Branson and Patrol men Warren Williams and Billy West on a charge of petit larceny. The boy was chased by the officers to the Marsh Commission Company's build ing on East Fourth avenue, where he tucked under large platform, going as far under the cover as pos sible. The officers lost sight of the small fugitive when he went under the platform and thought that he had escaped until t3ley discoveAad two small tracks in the mud at the edge of the platform. They looked under 1t and the negro raised his head slightly. The trio of officers order ed him tl) some forth and surrender, but he obstinately refused until pa trolman Williams crawled under the platform and pulled him out He was then placed in the city jail
 Hamilton is charged with stealing bicycle from a white boy who resides in the 1000 block on East Seventh avenue, He is said t1o have stolen the wheel Wednesday.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-07-09
Big Shipment of Fittings and Couplings Insures Ear
 ly Service in Pine Bluff
) EXPRESS CHARGE S441
Iron is Hurried t0 Sheridan and Final Touches Will he Put On
 Pipe Line There.

A shipment of S,400 pounds of iron was received by the Pacific Express Company here yesterday, consigned to Booth X Finn, Sheridan. Ark, and shipped from the s k. Dresser Man. ufacturins Company lat Bradford Pa. The heavy shipment arrived yesterday afternoon at 3:30 o'clock over the Cotton Belt route, and will be shipped this afternoon at 1:4o o'clock to Sheridan. Some time was taken here in unloading the iron, which came in one hundred and tWen- ty-five pieces and were i)int fittings and pipe couplings. It required sev- eraI trucks of the Express company to handle the pieces.
 It is stated that these fittings and couplings were en route to Sheridan for use in the completion of the gas pipe line between this city and the Caddo Fields in Louisiana. Pine Bluff expects to have natural gas flowing into the local mains within the next few weeks and il is be- lieved that this shipment of material will greatly aid in getting the gas to Pine Bluff earlier "rf1an antici- pated,
 LNI) other reason can be assigned for the expressing of the large shipment of iron, except that the contractors laying the pipe line are rushing the pipe line to completion The expense of making such a shipment of iron is very great. The express pn the pieces from Bradford, Pa, to the To- cal office is given as $441 besides the expense of shipping it from here to Sheridan will be quite sum. The weight and dimensions of the pile of iron bands would almost fill a half of freight car and might have been shipped at much less cost as freight. For this reason it is thought that the pipe line will be completed to Pine Bluff at no great distant date. The shipment is one of the largest lever received here hn one consignment.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-07-09

have of your resources, why Pine Bluff cannot become one of he geat- est and best of the smaller cities of the South. The agricultural terri tory surrounding it demands eXploi- tation. It ought to be the bes. known city and county n this country.
 Your city looks progressive. It has, 1 understand, some of the best people to be found anywhere, and by a little enegery and with a united ef- fort in one direction, it's future pro- gress will be assured. l hope that the membes of the Board of Trade will not expect too much of me. l think. however, that I can do their work and do t we'll I have been in- formed of the conditions in the past and know that pretty differences can be eliminated in a short while, if all the members will work to one end that which is best for the city and it's citizenship generally
 MT. Koepler comes dir ctly from New York, where he was associated with trade journals, but previous to that time he was associated with da'ly paper at Fulton, Mo-, while at n graduate of that institution in 1906. f nding Westminster College. He was He is a naive of Missouri, his home being St. Charles. One of the most valuable assests of MT, koepler in the way of experience has been his connection with the advert sing and publicity departments of several large development companies oparat- ing in the Southwest. He IS well known in the literary world, haVlns been contributor for Golfers, The System and o.her magazines of note, h'e review of industrial plants at tracting special attention.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-07-09
USEFUL INVENTION
 BY LOCAL MAN

R. M Camer)n, an attache of the local Cotton Belt dispatcher's office. has invented and patented an auto matic incubator temuarature regul- ator and electric alarm, which can be adjusted to the proper, or any de- gree. both maximum and minimum temperature. With this attachment the incubator cannot become too hot or too cold, it is self regulating and at the same time the electric alarm bell warns the operator as soon as the temperature touches the minimum ,,r maximum degrees, to which ad- iustment is made. This eliminates constant watching and would make incubotors more desirable. The ln- strument is about the size of tele- graph relay and the inventor claims it can be manufactured at very little cost
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-07-09

Frank B. Tomlinson, president of the Fair Department Store, has re- turned from several weeks stay in the Eastern markets, during which he enjoyed a visit with friends in New York and Roston. MT. Tomlinson says if good crop is made in this section this year there will be plenty of money for everybody He says all kinds If monev is being offered 5or- rowers in New York and they are anxious to let Southerners have it.. He believes the outlook for the com- ing year is very bright for business men generally throughout the South.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-07-09
WELLS-FARGO CO.
 COMB UP TOWN Building at No. l1o Main Street to Be Headquarters
 For New Company
FRY GETS ORDERS
Local Manager Says Old Office it Union Station Vi be Used For
 Shipping and Receiving.

c A. Fry, local agent for the Pa- cific Express Company, which on August 1 will go into the hands of the Wels-Fargo ,Dxpress Company has received orders from the head offices of the Wells-Fargo Company, to establish an uptown office in the building at No. 110 Main street, which will be vacated shortly by M. Gottlieb, the ieweler The office will be opened about August 1, and the entire downstairs store building at this address will be used for the handling pf the Express Company's business.
 It was at filst thought that the new downtown office of the com pany would be in the Hieks-Senyard building, on the corner of Second i avenue and Main street The ex- press officials did negotiate for the building, but arrangements were not closed and it is believed that the rent was too high.
 Business men and citizens will be i pleased to learn of the establishment i of branh office, where one can go' to transact daily business without | the inconvenience of walking to Un- ion Station. The clerks and officials in the local office will be moved downtDwn and the apartments in Union Station will only be retained as a shipping place.