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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-01-22


The grand jury today. was dismiss
Cd until / 80 y. m. Wednesday. 1t
has been in session two weeks.
The Cummings case will probably
attract more attention than any other
at this term of court Cummings lost
his nose years ago aud in recent
years he went in to the mail order
matrimonial business for himself. 1t
is claimed he used the mails to bring
fair correspondents to Shawnee. He
represented himself as wealthy and
good looking He had something over
s. when arrested He was released
once and he Immediately resumed op-
erati0us, 1t is claimed
Judge Cottoral has continued the
case of J. H. Bailey, ottawa, Ohio,
against c N. Haskell, and has refused
to continue the case Of Scott McRey-
rolds against the ex-governor. Nc
Reynolds is suing for $4,000 for false
Imprisonment. The court granted w.
A. Ledbctter the privilege Of ,amend-
ing his answer in the case of Lodcr
against Haskell, in which Loder has a
Judgment for $l20O0
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Phone 1O32 Pinchback Taylor lns. Agency For Rent List

M. R. Holland, of Waco, Texas, now has charge of the Leeds Woolen Mills store in Pine Bluff.
 Don't wait on a plumner to pipe your house, Tedstrom will do it.
 12 10 St. If you want information in re- gsrd to gas stoves call McGaughy Hdw Co. Phone 174. 123 Ct. We can connect your stoves cheaper than any one else. Our man has years of experience. Call 3O1.
 12 10 G.: George McElree, auditor of the Southwestern Telephone and Tee- graph Company, with headquarters at Dallas, Texas, is in the city check ing up the local office.
 -DOn't forget the Brass Bed which is the big free offering of the An chor Furniture Company. For par ticulars call at our store, 423-425 Main street.
 A hunting coat, auto hunting vest, gun, rifle and case of Winches- tar, Y. ". c. or Western Shells makes a rice Christmas remembrance Cleveland-Matthews HdW. Co.
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Isaac D1~eyfuS Co.

Good morning! Have you usec. Christmas Seals?
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NOTICE FOR PUBLIC ATiON
 ISOLATED TRACT Public Land Sale. nnnn rt ,innt of thu Intnrinr
Department of the Interior,

U. s. Land office at Little Rock, Arkansas, December }, 1911.
 Notice is hereby given that, as di- rected by the Commissioner of the General Land Office, under provis- ions of Act of Congress approved June 27, 1906 GA Stats, STD, we will offer at pubIic sale, to the highest bidder, at 10 o'clock a. m., on the 23rd day of January 1912 at this of flee, the following described land: s 1-2 of lot No. 3 of NW1-4, sec. Is, T. 3 S., R. s w., 5th prin. Meridian.
 Any persons claiming adversely the above described land are advised to file their claims, or objections, on or before the time designated for sale.
 GUY w. CARON, Register.
 J. E. BUSH, Receiver. 12 IA 21 2S IT IS.
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FOUND--A piece of jewelry on West Second avende, Owner can have same by description and paying for this ad. Apply at this office.
 12 12 St. WANTED-OFFICE GIRL (COLOR- ed). Must be intelligent and neat in appearance. Apply room 316 Citizens Bank building. 12 13 6t iWhere-at the High School auditor ium.
 When-Friday evening, December 15.
 What-"Scens at Union Station. By-The pupils of Lakeside school. Don't fail to go or you'll miss rare treat
 -S. w. Ross,a negro, was arrested yesterday afternoon by Deputy Con- !; stable D. w. Stewart charged with misappropriating an overcoat belong ' ing to Robert TrimHe. Ross former Ny owned clothes cleaning shop in the city and Mir. Trimble left an over coat at the shop to be cleaned. Re- Turning for the coat he found that Ross had sold the shop and the over- r coat could not be found. The new 'owner declared that Ross had not left the coat there but Ross said thai he had Ross will be given hearing before Magistrate J. A. Frazier, Fri. day afternoon at ? o'clock on z charge of petit larceny. ". 0. w. ELECTION.
 All members of Pine Bluff Caml No 6, w O. w. are requested and ex pected to be present at the regula meeting Thursday night, Dec. IA, l91. at which time will be held the annua election of officers for the year 1912 Also arrangements for contest O the entire membership of the Camp for rev members. Come and learr in which division your name appears
 o. E. PERRY, Clerk.
 12 13 2t
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 = | . LOCAL AND OTHERWISE ! : . ! : | | | < < < < < + | + | + |

The weather man says it will De fair today.
 -Buck's White Enamel lined Gas Range ovens are the longest lived toysefmade.-> .eap & Crawford Furn. cn tf -Wanted-Good boy to deliver paper morning and afternoon. Apply Room 8, Masonic Temple, Fourth and State. 12 9 Ct -Dr. J. .'Daniel. :7ssnua. ! gas for ext. :..sns. (. ce. Ct,izs. Bank bldg. .soom sls. ed phone 2os Pins Bluff. Ark
 Complete assortment of Guns. Bicycles Ammun.tion.-H ARMS co. Dept of Old Lloyd Gro. Co.
 At the meetings of the w. o. w. lodge tonight the annual election of officers will take place and other business of importantance transacted.
 Bucks Great White" Enamel Lined Natural Gas Ranges are best be- cause they can't rust. Reap and Craw- ford Furn. Co.
 Nothing can compare with 3 Bucks White Enamel oven Gas Range 1t can't rust Sold by Reap Craw- ford Furn. Go. If
 FOR RENT-Two unfurnished rooms for light house keeping; all conven- fences. Apply at No. 322 Pullen street or phone 1071. 12 Ct.
 New shipment Wading Pants just eceived. Complete stock Brush shells-2O, 16 and 12 gauge.-Howell Arms Co.,, dept. of old Lloyd Gro. Co.
 But one day left with which to take advantage of the offerings in furniture, rugs, sewing machines, etc. at The Anchor Furni ure Company, 423-495 Main street.
 You had better hurry if you want one of those special sale Pocket Knives we are selling for 47 cents they are going lie hot cakes.-Cleve- janQ-MatCneWS FiQW. CO.
 BOaz Is great.
 Some big values in furniture for .ia last day of our sale. Be sure s..na come. The Anchor Furniture < osnpany, 423.425 Main St.
 In the Jefferson chancery court yesterday the divorce suit of Mrs. Zo- "a Vego against Will Vego, the local billiard hall proprietor, was dismiss ed by consent
 John R. Bloom, of the Pine City Electric Company, has returned from Clarendon, where he secured the contract from w. A. Prather, contrac- tor, for the electrical work to be done in the new $75OOO Monroe county court house. The contract was se- cured among a large number of bid derS.
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2-SHOWS NIGHTLY-2
 Admission, Matinee, 10c. Night 15c.

Call 1291 for quick messenger service. 10 3l I'm The I.adle: G Lakeside Me<nod- ;st ~.-----. a-3 ..akl.. extensive pr2- pd.a..uns for their 'stmas pa- zaar, to be held at Mrs. A. Shep- pard's Sevteenth and Chestl Dec. IA 12 St.
 If you want information in re- gsrd ,o s.s stoves call McGaughy udw ro Phone TIA 12 G..
 SOLICITORS WANTED-Men with newspaper experience preferred. Steady work in city and country. Ad. dress II. z. care Graphic. 12 1 tf
 LOST-Gold wats.., hunting case, Walton movements, engraved on ffolt "J, A. Mel" same initials on face of dial. baby's picture in back, Return to ]. A. Mcleod and receive reward.
 12 10 6l.
 We have just the thing for the boy-Tool Chests 50 cents to $700- Air Rifles 75 cents to $1.50.-Rifles, ST. 30 to I15.0O-Roller Skates 75 cents up-Cleveland-M d-Matthews Hdw. Co.,, The Corner Store.
 Thousands of cases considered hopeless are now cured by spinal ad- justments. My former patients are , my best references, they know. Dr. Martin, over ClevelandMatthe eNAs Hdw. Co. 12 3 haa
 The Irwin City Quartette' will be the headliner at the Orpheo for the rest of the week, commencing this afternoon. This aggregation has swept all the big circuits, repeatedly rlaying return engagements. and the [ theater patrons of Pine Bluff when they hear this wonderful melody four, will hear all of the lutest quar- tette music as we'll as some of the old favorites in solos, Miss Mabe Elaine, the other act, is also singer and her eccentric dancing is novel; i ty.
 Capt Henry Daniels, of Little Rock, master of the Steamer Grand was in the city yesterday interview ing the business men with a view to re-establishing packet line between this city and Memphis. The Grand is now at Memphis and if business iustifies Capt. Daniels will make reg ular trips between the two ci ies. Inquire how you can get the train and cars with track, etc., thai you see in our window for your boy We will be through with it Saturday evening before Xmas-Cleveland- aMtthews Hdw. Go.
 FOR E-F'URNISHINGS FOR 1
 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 t57 Iz IA ot
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p.3ls ..lIuif slercaati sa

vne -ov.@ That Made Second Ave
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GOOD THINGS TO EAT
 FOR XMAS SEASOA

Fancy Dressed Chickens, Fruit Cakes, Plum Puddings,
 Prime Select Oysters. Fresh Vegetables,
 Celery, New Crop Nuts,
 Fresh Fruits, Fancy Candies. An abundance of everything for the table.
 TELEPHONES 4-575. TELEPHONE, 1927 15th and Poplar. ..~
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BURDENS LIFTED
From Pine Bluff Backs-Relief Proved
 by Lapse of Time.


 Rackache is heavy burden; Nervousness wears one out; Rheumatic pain; urinary ills; Ali are kidney burdens Daily effects of kidney weakness. No use to cure the symptoms, Relief is but temporary if the cause remains.
 Cure the kidneys and you cure the cause.
 Relief comes quickly--comes to stay. Doan's Kidney Pills cure kidney ills; Prove it by your neighbours case. Here's Pine Bluff testimony The story of permanent cure. Mrs. B. Sylvester, 116 W. 4th ave, Pine Bluff, Ark, says: "The relief have received from Doan's Kidney Pills has been permanent and I have had no cause to use kidney medicine since publicly telling of my first ex- rerience in June 1908. It gives me pleasure to confirm my former state ment and again recommend Deans Kidney Pills"
 For sale by all dealers. Price 5C cents. Foster Milburn Co.,, Buffalo New York, sole agents for the United ssst1tes.
 Remember the name--Doan,s ,s-=ant take no other.
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Children Cry
 FOR FLETCHER'S c A ASTo RIA
MRS. NELL TROTTER
 Sig Wes. Fifth Avenue.

Will make you a swell hat ou; ot your old one Make aftornoou aHs evening hats. She carries sweli line of buckram frames; makes fut hats, children and baby hate and bonnet,
 Phona 1775. E 11-9-io
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''For five years she ilad heard. Twas the night before Christmas. and hung up seal let stocking many sizes too large for her, and pinned <. sprig of holly on her little , white nightgown, to show San- ta Claus that she was truly Christmas child, and dreamed of fur-coated saints and toy packs and reindeer, and wish ed everybody a merry Christ mas before it was light in the morning and lent every one of \ her new toys to the neighbors' children before noon, and eaten turkey and plum pudding and :. gone to bed at night in trance of happiness at the days pleas- :. ares." 1 Kate Douglas Wiggin ! Sensible and lasting gifts now ready for your choosing amongst the lot is l 25 Dozen Handkerchiefs.
 all linen and Swiss, embroider- ed. A soc value at 25c each
  { and they are going fast, don't E sisss
 you be too late.
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-12-14

The Steamer Lightwood left yes terday morning for her return trip to the mouth of the river. The .toat had a good cargo for down river points.
 Bucks Neutral Gas Ranges are pest because they last longer.-Reap x Crawford Furn. Go. if
 The wise buyers are crowding our crowding our store daily-Decem- Der Stove Sale no won.-%mas goods in abundance Cleveland-MattheWs Hardware Co.,, the corner hardware store.
 Attorney A. II. Powell, acting for q number oi creditors. yesterday ii- ed petition in tle Federal court at 1it5le Rock asking that receiver De appointed Tor the New Englaho Woolen Mills, clothing firm which last week was closed. The owners also have store in Leland, Miss, and Attorney Powell will endeavor to secure an order from the Mississippi court for the stock of merchandise there. The receiver has not been ap- pointed.
 Attorney Irving Reinberger re- turned last night from Little ROCK, where he filed voluntar ypetition in bankruptcy in the Federal court for the New England Woolen Mills, firm that has store on Main street il. this city. An involuntary petition was filed against the firm by Attor- ney A. H. Powell recently. fh'Sne ab- sence of Judge Trieber. Referee C. C. Waters appointed W. c. Hudson re- ceiver for the stock
 Eight casese were on the docket in police court yesterday morning. L. E. Evans was fined B for drunk enness; James Harrison and C. II. Mason, both white men, were fined $10 each for vagrancy. Will Moore Andrew Rouse and Sam Lochlin, all | negroes, weer fined $1o each for 1n- dulging in craps game. at Pilking' tons stable Tuesday night
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DRESSMAKING.

DRESSMAKING.
 Miss Helen Watson of Chicago. de- signer and maker of high grade gowns. References. COP w. Barra- oue St Phone 546. 12 3 Ct. WANTED. l You to list your real estate with me for sale or rent deliver the ! goods. Try me and he convinced i THCs SMITH.
 Real Estate. hoans and Investments 105 1-2 W. End. Phone 53i 12 I'm.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-12
CARD BIC FEATURES
FOR WILD WEST SHOW
Thrilling Stunts Assured for
Tonight's Performance in
Saltair Arena.

What the promoters assert will be the
best programme OF the series has been
arranged for The Wild West show at
SaIair tonight. One big feature that
promises more than the ordinary thrills
cowboys TO take $40 bill from the neck
of the buffalo that was brought from
Antelope island last week. The man
agement has offered bonus OF 326 to
the man who gets the money. and sew
eral of the cowboys are eager TO make
the attempt.
In all there are some ten special fea
lures on the programme. Several new
steers and some fresh horses have been
bareback riders have been engaged TO
ride the bronchos bareback,
Thornton. the cowboy whose work has
attracted much attention, has made n
ager that ne can ride any horse brought
into the arena and that he will put his
saddle on the animal backwards. This
Is something much out OF the ordinary,
and Thornton IS the only member of the
troupe who Is willing to attempt it
Other features include the attempt OF
COW boys 10 mount the wild horses bare
back from the backs OF other horses
which they are to ride, In the event In
which the negroes attempt TO grab the
$50 bill from the necks of the steers
the men agree To stay In the ring at
least ten minutes. They are to be
dressed in red and X they succeed In
staying in the ring the full time they
receive prize whether they get the big
money or not.
change In the scale OF prices has
been made. which throws all the seats
oEcn as general admission except 1000,
which Will be reserved.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-12
GOVERNOR NOW ASKED
TO PROBE 10y CASE

Governor Spry today received tel
egram from LII Yung Yeu, Chinese con
sui at San Francisco, requesting him
to take action with Attorney General
A. R. Barnes and County Attorney J.
E, Wiley with reference to prosecuting
Police Patrolman George Cleveland,
who1shot and killed Louie 10y in raid
on Loy's opium den several weeks ago.
Since Cleveland was vindicated by the
jury at the inquest continuous attempts
have been made to secure a complaint
against him
County Attorney I. E, Wiley refused
to issue complaint against Cleveland,
owing to the fact that the evidence
showed that Cleveland shot 10y while
the man was attempting to escape Mr..
Wiley Informed the legal counsel for
the Chinese that if they desired a COM
plant from his office they would have
to mandamus him through the courts
However, the Chinese are now en-
deavoring to bring about the prosecu-
ton through other means, and Gov.
and Attorney General Barnes this morn
ing. 1t was agreed that the two attor-
neys should take up the matter to-
gether, and then report to the governor
as to what they deaned the wisest
course to pursue.
In discussing the question Governor
Spry said that he did not desire to
prosecute Cleveland, and he thought
that Cleveland would be glad TO face
a preliminary hearing and be exoner-
ated of the offense Of which the Chi,
nese accuse him. The governor thinks
this would finally settle the whole mat
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-12
CITY AND VICINITY

TO RECOVER $3.50 for the death of
Stcphena Ruth Charvos. who was
drowned In conduit at Eighth North
and Third West streets October &c, 1910,
Maurice A. Charvos began suit yester-
day in the Third district court against
Salt Lake City, Negligence is charged.
JUDGE M, L. RITCHIE yesterday gave
Tlllie Bain an lnterlocutory decree of d.
vorce from Jackson V. Balm on the charge
OF cruelty. Mrs. Balm originally charged
her husband with non-support. and later
In an amended complaint charged cru
city.
ON THE GROUND OF non-support
Minnie Y, Duran was granted an Inter
locutory decree Of divorce from Jacob
Van Duran by Judge NJ. l.. Ritchie yes
terday-
THE FUNERAL OF Mrs. May Ann Kel-
son VIII be held at o'clock this after
noon from the Eleventh ward meeting
house. Interment Will be in the City
cemetery.
THE YOUNG WoMEN'S Christian as
sociation will hold an outing at Saltair
on the afternoon, and evening OF Au
gust q.
A: G. REX, stationer and news dealer
OF Evanston. Wyo., is visiting in the city
for ten days
MEMBERS OF the Modern School will
hold picnic at Wandamere Monday.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-12
GIVE HIGH PRAISE FOR
UTAH SOLDIERS IN CAMP

High praise comes for the members of
the National Guard, not only from Ad-
jutant General E. a. Wedgwood COM
mander at the recent camp, but also from
Captain II. M. Powell Y. S. A, detailed
by the war department as instructor
inspector of infantry. Both highly COM
mend the discipline and efficiency which
prevailed during the whole of the recent
camp. OF instruction at Heber In highly
complimentary language
The orders state that there was a min
imum of confusion and maximum of
results. The field maneuyers, IL is stated.
were entered into with zest and spirit.
the ceremonies and parades were care
fully executed and, the orders say, It is
probable that no command ever made
more marked or definite improvement in
the same length of time.
Captain Powell's commentator is In
letter 10 the commander-in- -chief and
congratulates him upon being connected
With so efficient a body OF troops, who
have not only acquired a creditable state
OF excellence. but also promise an even
higher rate of efficiency.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-12
Commission Is Taking Every
PrecautiOn to See All Work
Is Just Right.
LANDSCAPE EXPERT TO
PARK BEAUTIFUL GROUNDS
Plans VIII Be Worked Out
This Year: Construction to
Begin Next Friday.

Typographical survey of the site
for the new state capitol on Capitol
hill is being made for the state capi.
tol commission The capitol grounds,
occupying the crest of the beautiful
Capitol bill, are Of an irregular shape,
and il is necessary that survey be
made in order that the commission may
determine the exact site of the build
ing.
The capitol grounds are somewhat
triangular in shape, coming almost to
n point at the southern approach. Far
ther up the slope of the hill the
grounds become wider The present
plan is to construct the capitol some
distance north Of the southern ap;
proach. its length extending north and
south across the width of the grounds.
Plan Artistic Parking
Following the securing Of the topo"
graphical survey, it is the plan of the
commission to employ one of the very
best landscape gardeners in the United
States TO aid the commission IN park
ing the grounds and selecting the most
advantageous part of the grounds for
the exact site of the structure.
Originally the plan of the commits
sion was to break ground for the new
building this fall Work on the pre-
so much time that it appears likely
that the actual construction work will
not begin until next spring.
The capitol commission will soon be
ready to prepare in detail specifica-
tions to govern the architects in prep
aration of plans for the new capitol.
While no absolute decision has been
reached with reference to the exact
style of the new capitol, it is likely
that it will resemble in general detail
the state capitols at Providence, r. l.,
and Frankfort, KY. These two build"
ings were among those visited by the
sion on their recent trip through the
east The cost of each of these build
ings is approximately the same as the
amount estimated as the likely cost of
the new Utah capitol. .
Competition to Open.
All Utah architects who desire to do
addition a half dozen of the leading
architects Of the United States will be
invited to send plans to the commits
sion. From these plans the commits
sion will select the plans for the build
ing. The employment of a consulting
architect to assist the commission in
determining the plans for the build
ing has been suggested. but it is prob
able that the commission will not act
on the suggestion. The members of the
commission have been making n thor
ough study of capitol architecture and
have visited all of the best and new,
est capitol buildings in the United
States, so that their Judgment as to de,
sign and detail will probably be good
if not better, than that of any consult
ing architect who might be employed.
While the members of the commits
sion are all eager that the actual con-
struction work shall begin as soon as
possible. haste on the building is not
imperative, and they are unanimous in
the opinion that every detail of con.
struction should be considered and de-
cided upon before ary of the actual
construction work has been begun.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-12
DIRECTS FIRE FIGHTING
FROM SALT LAKE OFFICES

satch national forest Is busy these days
fighting the grass fires that during the
recent extremely dry weather have been
troublesome In the hills and the noun
tain range east and southeast OF the city.
But in order to fight the fires properly
Mr.. Clarke does not leave his office. Us
ing powerful field glasses he can note
the progress of the flames on the whole
eastern slope and he Is In almost con-
stant telephone communication with
some OF his men he Is In O far better
position TO issue instructions than II he
took a station on the scene of any Of
the fires where the view would natur-
ally be much .circumscribed
Mr.. Clarke said last evening that the
fires between Big and Little Cottonwood
canyons We're now under control and that
ne anticipated no further damage OF mo-
menI. a small fire broke out yesterday
afternoon near the mouth OF Dry can
yon. but IT was quickly checked.