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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-07-27
LOCAL OPTION
CAMPAIGN TO START
MEASURE MUST HAVE APPROX.
mATELY 5000 sleNERs-FuLL
TEXT OF slLL-ERIEF.

The work OF securing the signatures
OF approximately 5000 petitioners
for vote on the local option ques.
ton will be begun at once. the bill
prepared by the Oklahoma Local Oh.
ton association having been approved
by officers Of that organization, as
we'll as a number OF citizens in vari.
Gus parts OF the state. The bill is
short and simple. and relates merely
10 repeal OF the present prohibitory
laws l. follows in full:
BE it enacted by the people of the
state OF Oklahoma:
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-07-27

Pitcher Appleton, who Was loaned
10 CleJurne By Fort Worth, has jump
ed hi io6. He couldn't stand the pace
in this league. where he was worked
ever four games.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-11
FOREIGN FINANCIAL.

London, Jan. l0-Consols closed l-l6 higher
at 20 5-l6 for money and ~ I-l6 for the ac-
count Anaconda was "a lower at tSA
Canadian Pacific was 6is higher at 2O3i >.
Grand Trunk was unchanged AZ 2ii!
The money market was bare or supplies
and discounts ruled firm.
ON the Stock Exchange the chief atten-
tion was In the mining secticn. and the
carry-over OF fresh business was unimpor-
tant Canadian Pacific shares were buoy
ant and touched record of H9ia on the
announcement Of the increase In the div-
dend. Gilt-edged securities and home rails
We're steady. while Coppers were weak on
TIE December statement of the Copper Pro-
ducers Association. Shell oils were IN good
request on revived rumors OF an agreement
with the Standard OH Company.
American securities opened steady and
advanced. with Canadian shares leading,
During the afternoon prices receded on
New York selling, and the inal tone was
rather unsettled
Call money In London. 2S.M3 per cent
open market discount rates for short hills.
3i2 per cent; long bills. 39-l6u3As per cent.
Berlin discount rate, 3as per cent. Paris dis
count rate. Pa per cent: Paris exchange on
London. p francs 2SS, ctntimeS. Berlin eN-
change on London. q marks 46I1 pfennigs
Bar gold, US g'sd, and American eagles,
i6s 5i,d.
Berlm. Jan 10 Trading on the Boerse
was quiet. with the tone hrmer. Canadian
Pacific shares advanced Si2 points on favor
ahle dividend rerortS
Paris, Jan l0-Three per cent rentes
closed centimes lower az 81 francs 80 cen
times. Prices on the Bourse were arm.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-11
TOPICS OF THE STREET.

FOREIGN TRADING.-Transac for
fo-sign account in the local stock market
amounted to less than D.Veo snares' lhere
we're more sales than purcnases ,r.o
COPPER TRADE CONDITIONS ne
sharp break IN copper abroad yesteruas' >
amounting To lis. Sd. for futures, was al
tributed TO the December stdIeIlflt i,t "a 'ro n1
Copper Producers Association issued on
Mondav The increase Of 100000 POUNDS u
pi reduction and failing on ot neaI!S ~
OO.C0 pounds in CONTEST delIE IEeries are 'r,e
most Infavorabe features OF the report
Copper producers have stated right along
that December would reflect the agreement
TO Curtail copper production 10 per cent
II is argued that II the production OF To-
33a 2l9 mounds in December renects Cur
taiIment of IS per cent. then, when the re-
fneres are operating in run, they VIII pe
turning out 100000 pounds month OF
al the rate Of over Lio,Wo,CcO POUNDS a
year. a figure known to be far in excess or
the worlds consumptive requirements.
This country is credited with conSuilIhS
more copper than Europe, but the Decem-
Der figures show that foreign shipments eA-
ceeded domestic deliveries oy more than 100
per cent. ,,,.
AMERICAN SMELLING AND REIN
ING-S w Eccles yice-preSldent Of the
American Smelling and Refining Company
and in charge Of GuGgenheim operations IN
Mexico and Alaska, has ueeh ele1ted presl-
dent Of the kennicCt Mines COMPANY ,,
which controls the Alaska copper MINES
known as the Bonanza group. The Morgan
Guggenheim syndicate has spent more IMAM
SSI.UUpU in building the copper River kali
road TO open the properties and in develop
ment work Mr.. Eccles has also been elect
ed president OF the New River Collieres
Company Of West Virginia, succeeding
William Sproule. The company has a pres
ent capacity Of 100000 tons a year Edwin
Ludlow. Of the Mexico Coal and coke Com
pany. has been made vice president and
general manage. and will have charge OF
active operations, with headquarters at
EcCles, W. Va.
CANADIAN PACIFIC DIVIDEND IN
CREASED Canadian Pacific Railway
Company has declcrad a quarterly dividend
of Il per cent from earnings and = OF !
per cent from land sales, making 2.2 per
cent quarterly on the common stock. put
ting the stock on a 10 per cent yearly basis
In August the rate was Increased from
uer cent TO per cent a year
NEW DIRECTOR FOR STANDARD
OIL.-At the annual meeting Of the stock
holders OF the Standard OIL Company OF
New jersey, at Bayonne Yesterday. the
number of directors was increased 10 fifteen
by the addition TO the board of .. T.
Warng. The retiring directors were re-
elected Mr.. Warng has been connected
with the company for thirty years.
ST. LOUIS \ SAN FRANCIS O New
York cable adviceS from Berlin announce
tie listing on the Berlin Stock Exchange
OF the St Louis X San Francisco Railroad
Company general lien Is 10 % year per
cent gold bonds
New-York tribune., 1911-01-11
THE NATIONAL PARK BANK
OF New York.

January 10. IVII.
A. tie Annual Meeting OF tho stockholders =
r5s Nstiopal PARK Bank. held this dsv AZ ijs
handing house 2i+ Broadway. the following
We unanimously elected Directors Tor the en-
f1s.nb + Moore John Jacob Aston
Stu,iyesant FlSh Cornelius Vanderbilt.
,bsrieS ScrioreI Isaac GuggenhelW,
EdrsrJ & Uoyt. Lewis tass i.CdSard,
" Rockhiu Potts. tNhori g. Ihofhe
,,sust HeIr5.uf .fohu &. Mckpon
Richard Deafcld. Richard w. Williams.
Francis r. Autlcton. Thomas + Victor,
Edward g. Wallace.
Ir1 q, Tnspoct0rs OF Election: Charles l.. Had
- F,eGerjc p Moore. and Clayton Rockhiil
A. the hrst meeting Of The new board, Ny.
ptTtard DeIafeId was elected President and
Nessrs Gilbert G Thorne. John q. McEeon. and
Tobu e. Ngr Cledf were elected Vice Presidents.
an narimously Mr. Maurice ". Ever NPs ap
t,oipfod cashier. and Mcsers Nil.ioW q. Jones
Wiiliam a Main. Frederick .. FoHorait ana
T,u,s ? Sailer we're appointed Assistant Cash-
49, MAURICE 81 EVER. cashier
New-York tribune., 1911-01-11
DIVIDEND NOTICES.
ktJJA EaRCO a COMPANY.

o. BrOdONd.
New York Dec %. 1910.
A sEMI-ANHUAL DIVIDEND OF FIVE PER
CENT upon the capital stock OF this company
has beer declared. payable Jany 10. 1911. at
the ONO, of the Company 70 stockholders OF
record az the close Of business Jan'y ), 1911
The transfer books will close on Jan'y ..
lell a. 3 ?. NJ. and reopen at the opening OF
business January H. 1911
A " IIMMERMANN secretary 4 treasurer.
United States Realty & Improvement Co.
III R-oaduay. New York January 10th. 1911
A. a meeting Of the Board Of Directors NJ
the United states Rsalty improvement Com
PAN held TO-DAY. a dividend Of ore and one
quarter per cent declared. PAYABLE on
Fchruarv lst. 1911. 20 stockholders of record
a. tho ci5se Of business on January 2lst, 19ll
v NJ FELLOWS. Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-11
~ t1vLDLl.s Or ThE FIhsr AOkIGAOE
FN 4 Pkk CENT BONDS OF The Isl
CHESTER LIGHTING COMPANY.

-, ,1UL..JLns or IHE tIksf AORIGAOE
FIVE PER CENT BONDS OF THE WEST
CHEsTE;K LIGHTING COMPANY.
Notice Is hereby given, mat, IN accoIcancs
with The terms Of an agreement dated July L.
1904 Ietwe.n tde WestShester Lighting Com
pany the Consolidated Gas Company and others.
whereby the latter Company guaranteed the pa -
ment OF the principal ana interest Of the aOol E
mentioned bonds. holders thereof may have tne
guaranty stamped thereon and executed oy we
Consolidated Gas Company by presenting the
same at the National City Bank of New York
55 Wall street New York. The guaranty VII bs
in the following form
pursuant 4 lie terms or an Agreement.
dated July II, 1904. between the Westchester
Lighting Company. the New YORK and West
chester Lighting Company. the United Gas I'M
provement Company. the Consolidated Gas COM
pany II New York and the Central Trust Com
pany II New York, the Consolidated Gas
Company OF New York hereby assumes ana
agrees 4 pay the Within bond % the Nestchester
lighting Company and the Interest thereon,
when and the same fall due respectively
CONSOLIDATED GAS COMPANY OF NEW
YORK,
CARTER Secretary
New-York tribune., 1911-01-11
OUTSIDE SECURITIES.

Trading in the market for outside seGu,
ties continued moderately active. but there
was considerable irregularity. Less ANN 40
ton was shown in the industrial is.,
though In some Of the high-priced lssTo' ra
fair activity was shown. American A.
bacco opened down points and later ue
Cned J points further, but subsequenuy
rose 8 POINTS IN larger volume OF ous, od
neSs. Standard Oil was strong at an au %
vance OF points Intercontinental Ruopea
was easy and less active. Havana IoDaooo
Issues ruled strong. American Writing fa
per shares were steady In the minus
group Chino. Inspiration. Miami. GREEN
Cananed and British Columbia were Ira. ir,s
tionally lower. Ray Consolidated. on seiilils
by traders. declined q. The silver stocHs
were irregular but quiet. Bonds we're faltI ~
active and unchanged Detailed operations
Were as fOllOMs. -
New-York tribune., 1911-01-11
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.

MANY traders on the Consolidated EX-
change who bought stocks in. the last lew
days closed them out in the last hour yes
terday Steel common did not sell above
75ls, against a New York Stock Exchange
high OF 15i. Later II got down TO 1873 at
the close, against a low Of - on the other
with the market broad, fity-siX different
issues being represented on the trading
list The three laading stocks, Steel com
mon Reading and Union Pacific accounted
Reading sold a. low as lj5ls, against looia
on the other exchange. Amalgamated COP
Der got nown 10 S. against 63!s. and Smelt-
ing TO i4l2, against 7ihs. Detailed operations
New-York tribune., 1911-01-11
FINANCIAL ELECTIONS.

ANNUAL MEETING JAMES H. DUNHAM &
CO Notice is hereby given that meeting of
thu stockholders Of JAMES HI. DCNHAN & 90.
viii h4 held al the office OF the Company. No
s4O Broaaway New York City Borough 81 Man
haitian on the 18th day of January, 1911 a.
eleven O'Clock 4. VI, for the purpose Of electing
f.e ,5i Directors FOR the ensuing year. and two
~ inspectors OF Election 20 serve az the next
rruai meeting and for the transaction OF such
Other business as may properly come before the
meeting rhe POLLS will remain open from eleven
o'riock 4 NJ 70 twelve O'Clock noon. The
tr.rsfer books will he closed from January 9Th
4 January l9th 1911.
JAMES VI. TAPPEN, Secretary.
LATED New York. January 4th. 1911
New-York tribune., 1911-01-11
FINANCIAL MEETINGS.

NETROFOLITAN TRUST COMPANY
or TUE CITY OF NEW YORK.
.rte annual n,"ctirg OF the Stockhoiders OF
,tfs rofuDany FOR ~" election ~ ten Di't'-
tnry VII 10 held Al the Office of the COMPANY
80 VAL street. az twelve ocl"ch noon ol, 'nt
ss9htee~.h day Of January, l1ll The STOCK
T a-sfrr Rocks will be closed ~ + ". Ja,
ioiiand rconened a. 10 - " Jgn. ~ IS' j.
GEoRGE \. hHc.'t ",1ott 10
New-York tribune., 1911-01-11
INACTIVE STOCKS.

The following were the last actual sales
and the closing quotations for stocks IN
which there we're no transactions yesier-
day on the New York Stock Exchange:
New-York tribune., 1911-01-11
BOND MARKET SALES.

.oGo In, :, Pump IIOpOo Vcst In Cvt
he OLA IS A....... .lO3
5000 do ~ 92 2ppl Wheel e. !.
2nnl L 6 = : & Ist con Is -
N IS IS ,nOO do Let IS. .io4
Total sales OF bonds. S3.lTl.5h
New-York tribune., 1911-01-11

The following shows yesterdays closing
,,,o,ations FOR government bonds com
na-eG with Mondays: ,o
New-York tribune., 1911-01-11
RIAL.

Sales Open High Low Last.
$50 Am Tobacco; 423 a.! i21 ~,
80 Am Writing p . -. ~ osS.
;6o 200 Bay state. Gas. =. Is ss II,
= 10 Int run r Gus ~ 3iI. 34is 34i4
- Jnt smell A. r l2i i3J I31 l3l
500 fJJ'y Oii...... 81 81 ~ "p
ho MAMMA Transit j.. -. - "a
/. 100 Meys OIL go. ~ ~ 20 .,
81 standard OIL. f3g $40 s32 az ,
135 sulzberger pf. l0i l0 iC,s lW,s
,gs agG9 L 3 : 1t aL,S : Heat e. f. =. Z.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-11
BONDS


40 600 am SIN Sec Is IOOi7 lO11. 1909 iOoa
G. 600 Jones & l. 5s..iO2ts 1927, i02 1921
o. 600 50 Bell T&T IS afst aG7. Wt 80
900 West Pac js... 921s ~ HZ'S w
.Odd lots. fsells cents per share. Assessment
p3id sNcW sWhfr issued
New-York tribune., 1911-01-11

ADVERTISEMENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS
for The Tribune received Al their CptoNn oI.t''
No I3s4 BROADWAY between 36lh an4 37th sts..
until q O'Clock p Advertisements received AZ
TIC following branch Offices al regular onlce rates
nn.il c n'-lnrk u
New-York tribune., 1911-01-11
WApCTV ACCOUNTS SOLICITED.
ITkemasreinhsrdt
& SPECIAL 20 LEGTESS
G.ECUPg MST0KS

Best Facilities for Executing orders.
3S Broad ST., N. v, oAiee overiooks Curb
Il DevonshIye :, Bostcn Private Wires
New-York tribune., 1911-01-11
BOSTON STOCKS.
FURNISHED by II. l.. Day & Co.. No 81 Wall
street,
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.

Furnished hy Charles u. Barney 4 c.. No IS
broad street. New York and No. l22 South
Iih street. Philadelphia
New-York tribune., 1911-01-11
GOVERNMENT BONDS

.Coupons intorchpngeable 4Ftsisterea' "
,or. EFGcistcrcd anC coupons.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-11
MINING
BOSTON CURB STOCKS.

FURNISHED by J. Thomas Reinhard, No 3s
Broad street. New YORK. ana No. - Devon.
snire street, Boston,
New-York tribune., 1911-01-11
NEW YORK CITY BONDS.

FURNISHED by w \. Co!er & Co. No %
cedar street.
accrued interest tC te added.)
New-York tribune., 1911-01-11
n y AND OTHER GAS SECURITIES

sAnd Interest
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-06-20
WEATHER CONDITIONS.

An area eff low pressure central
over Arkansas has caused showers in
the Gulf and Atlantic states and the
lower Ohio and Mississippi valleys.
Moderate depressions appear owe
California, North Dakota and New
England. Scattered showers occur
red in Nevada, Colorado and western
Montana. The barometer is high on
the North Pacific coast and also in
the Missouri valley. Cooler weather
has prevailed in the southern states
during the past "a hours. The south
ern Low will cause generally cloudy
weather in this locality with showers
tonight or Tuesday.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-06-20
FOREST PARK TO
OPEN

1t was learned yesterday that Frs,
Park would not open today, June 20.
as the management intended opening
it some time ago, but it was stated
that the opening would be held with
in a few days. A complete detailed
announcement will appear in the
Graphic before the opening day. Mr..
Cherot has been fitting up the park in
record breaking time but yesterday re-
ceiyed news which affected the open
ing date.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-06-20
= Stubborn Cperlra.

gre h-;,! vi IL. ,~ou>ehuni was go
Han- f4lruna her hus1arl's pockets tba
Qa.t aA.~ruiug.
~ss&.st kept yon out 80 late last
n'stn = size snaleniv demanded.
-tf wxs LIS. Au.1iiuy IF the cam
fssi.fa. sny ASea",' dic lesser half re-
,ssatd.
We'll. It .asaa:t take three cork
S..rwv% to nsx,s. s. ,qtaf 1t ""
A.m! str. ,ir,.W ssar ts.ft.rdtny articles
fr"uu .i~ side ln,.',"s aAHt wnv"' :h"m
tAafvra ili,B.--.7s.. ".aS..s s"laiii: Dealer,
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-06-20

y At - X .. II
= il 4.
q BRIEF =
. - ~, -
g. 80 ss 4, g, "a
y "a y r. - Is ~ f. # IL y f. Is 4. 4. II 81

J.. S. Altschul has returned from a
visit to relatives at Hot Springs.
Ben Stem, OF Little Rock, has re-
turned to Little Rock, after a visit
here with relatives.
J. T. Quattlebaum spent yesterday
III the city, and left Yesterday after
noon for his home at Sheriff..
Smith Martin Peterson, OF Little
Rock, spent Sunday in the city visiting
his mother, Mrs. Alex Peterson.
President w: D. Hearp, Of tae Bank
q Pine Bluff, has retplRed from a
ten days stay in New York City.
Nh. aud NILS. J. G. Taylor AMI
daughter, Miss Belle, hive gone TO
kentucky to spend their annual sum
a9er vacation.
Misses Pearl Whitehead and Howell
Lee, who have been the guests OF MI.
and Mrs. J. R. Parson left yesterday
for their homes at Warren.
CHARLES Parker, Of Springs.
spent Sunday n the city visiting his
family, whip are the guests OF j. s.
.A].schul and family for . few weeks.
Bert Emigh has returned 70 ais
home at Fort Wayne, Ind after
spending some time here. lie al
tended the funeral of his ne he Sun
day.
Mrs. A. G. Bedeil and daughter left
Sunday for Chicago and Kansas City.
where they will visit during the sum
mer. MI, Bedell accompanied them
as far as st. Louis.
Circuit Clerk G. E. Lyea mas to
turned from a several weeks %sciourn
at Hot Springs. He is much I'M
proved and is egain in his I2ffice al
the cou-t house.
J. 0. Harrison returned yesterday
afternoon from Little Rock. where he
spent a few days. He was accom-
panied home by his young son, Hugh,
WHO has been spending the winter In
Little R1ck.
Cecil Sperks is enjoying a trip
on the No.thern Lakes, in company
with Fl. B. Turner, district deputy cf
the Modern WOodmen of America.
WIG lett recently for Buffalo, n. Y,
where he will attend the head camp
meeting.
Nh. and Mrs. Henry Cook and son,
jerome, ara in the city visiting re-
l%atiVes. Mr.. Cook is arranging to
place the agency fer his beer here
and viii leave in a few days for a
trio over the South. Mrs. C)ok and
0 will remain here for several
weeks.
Mrs. Henry B.. S0lmson and son, Her
ry B. Solmson Jr,. of Oklahoma City,
will arrive here this morning for a
brief visit with relatives before going
to Camden to visit other relatives. It
will be Harry B. Jr:'s first visit to
Arkansas, as he made his arrival in
Oklahoma and the world at large only
a few months ago.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-06-20
American Association
st. Paul, 1; Indianapolis, Z.
Milwaukee, 4; Columbus, 9.
Minneapolis, Is; Toledo, 8.
Only three games played.
frs, Christmas Observance.

Christmas ErtS It's name from a
MASS relehrated III the early days OF
the Christian church in iranor of the
rirth OF Christ. lis tirs' s~"i"nn,-atirn
aarinn n.pu crfrr'd ~ n,!a fhirSphU
nus This was ~ - i"'fuf'' iin 'e'r
so. for IN ,i.ai year i'spt 9tips1-iratu~
&tnd
AT first christmas was What t.
known a. a ;Hava,is!a f"a.i Just a.
Easter is roW. and oN:1IH IL riisaini""
SfanfitnE- wa. tti.i ,r:'"si - tAt+ Dis
Aprt. " Nat IN IA" taiiria ,tl'1r'
81 a"ries!astnrai lnr,StlGnp,na was 81
aerst.. ans! nIaia III, is,'ihniiiy ~ iu'
eut,i.,S ~ tlH, tpl,<'st'S IL M Eo'nar
arci;,vas t,". >, wa- agreed 'ilrf. :
the iiaIp ri ~. = = ..'r's rattEttE iin
titiof, bisn '.,' TT III - shrfh Al A,nil
ajfn.: ~. rt,.' .i. 49,; Il, n, '"i"tir',
r.on ui It nessttn ~ mas W n ~
cur hes ~ s,.u.t. At a..~n SAD ,
third ~ H.. attn 4,
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-06-20
Steyen-DOniphan

\. NJ. Doniphan, of this city, and
Miss Beulah Stevens, of Douglas, Nc,
will be married today at the brides
home. Mr.. Doniphan left for that
Place Yesterday. He and his bride
will return here Friday, June %, t.
make their home at No. 70t East Sec
ond avenue. The grom is we'll known
in this city, where he has been con-
nected with the Cotton Belt railroad
70" eleven years. Miss Stevens is
said to be an accomplished young
sch3ol mistress of Douglas.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-06-20
JUDGE GRACE RAYS
MEN WHO SUSPICION
Administers Oath to Commissioner,
OF Acc0um and Tells Them %
Thoroughly Audit County Books.

The path of office was yesterday adj
ministered by Judge \. b. Grace i'll
the Jefferson circuit court to w. II.
Deaver, d. l.. Franklin and c.. M.
Acklin, commissioners of accounts who
will soon audit the books of the vari-
Gus county officials.
Judge Grace i'll a lengthy charge TO
the commissioners defined their du-
ties and impressed them with the i'm
portance of making a thorough inves-
tigation Of the receipts and eXpendi-
lures Of county funds. He Informed
them thai where an official receives
fees in excess IF $1,000 all amounts
over this sum shall be returned to the
county treasury.
Judge Grace severely criticised the
disposition Of some people to take It
for granted that an official is dishon-
st Just because he happens te be in
the employ Of the county. He sai}
TIT the voters select their own of
ffcials and that they are MOI inclined
to vote for mea who are nor thorough
Unreliable a#a Of whom they kn1w
little County officials, he said, are
usually men vino have lived IN this
county fol yes end are men above
suspicion.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-06-20
Annual Birthday Feast.

As has been his custom for thirty
years, j. T, Bennett, an Old and high
ly respected resident of this city, on
yesterday-his seventy-fifth Birthday
rendered his many relatives and a
large number IF friends a big feast al
his home, Seventeenth and Main street.
The occasion was most hsppy one
and was much enjoyed by the host
and his guests. More than forty were
at the table. They were VIII Barber
and family, A. L. Smith and family, OF
Stuttgart; IT Palmer and family,
W. c Hudson and family, Mrs. Free
and grand children, Charles Russell,
W. L. Barton, w. j. Phillips ana Miss
jeanette Ford.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-06-20
Hart1RyIand.

The wedding of Miss Iorinnc Tart
and Walter NJ. Rylar'd Yfu take place
on Wednesday afternoon, June rs. at 4
O'clock, at the residence CT the bride.
No. 1912 Pine street. There ere no
cards in the city.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-06-20

F. S. Rexford. 615 New York Life
Bldg. Kansas City. Mo-. says: II had
q severe attack of a cold which get
lied in my back and Kidneys and
was in great pain from my trouble.
\ friend recommended Foley Kidney
Pills and 7 used two bottles OF them
and they have done me- a world OF
good"
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-06-20
INFORMAL Dinner.

MIR. and Mrs. J S. Jenkins entertain
ed with an informal dinner last even
Harris and DR.. B. Neande- Speer, OF
Houston, Texas, who will be married
in a few days. Covers were laid FOR
ten. Six courses were served end the
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-06-20
Linen Shower,

II{FtN SHUWtT.
Mrs. Fred FIX and Miss Gertrude
Fox have announced a linen shower
fer Friday afternoon at 3 o'clock, com
p1imentary to Miss Lorinne Har+, 2
popular hride-elect.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-06-20

rtf. - ".. 8fts
1t - -ia-as.a= ze@t=lu;t. AZ Ire tEnEAaa
4cssz-s lid iii tar exc had frs.
= te@tll.e 1ts s.slares unsie4 ~ -sa tfe.
LII a..u laGlp. ihc question 2:Jse
s99-=-IEle G..4tZ #|e530@.,a9a 10 confas
as@.;afhaaG ia a=g.gaay. would be
absurd :" t. hanor ANe .iohu Henry
8Gaafit.b. ~ te='liy sue person
rs "Beur, lrrln&" e&i8led. No such
ob&tarie hat. 10 ae overcome when. on
the ncra>)7u OF rictoria's diamond
Jubilee. ,,lulre bancroft knelt before
MS uueen 4ad arose slI squire. o
ever. tlt' three actors EnigEtcd 81
Kim E.an.lul bore cognomens Of thci
" iaSrtftpa. sir Charles Wyndham
Y bern Gn!ve.weil. and Sir John
flare. Fairs. AS FOR Sir Herbert Heer-
aohn, Tree. ais brilliaut wife once put
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lever Gene"
md they ar. eight whea theg say
50" "e;oj9cd tha wife.
"nut what makes you tlsinfi Of it OF
this moIgel t."
THAT shoulder of mutton." replied
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