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The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-01-28
Dark Horse May Enter

New York, January 27.-The report was current here today that Justice A. r. O'Gorman of the state supreme court. may become compromise can didate for the United States Senate if the deadlock at Albany persists. He will be urged. 1t is said, by Tammany leaders. who are anxious to see the big breach in the demt cratic party healed and believe Justice OGorman could unite the divergent factions.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-01-28
Labor Bill Is Killed

Raleigh, N. C., January 27.-The propo- sitions and grievances committee of the state senate in special session today voted unanimously to report unfavorably the Pace bill, designed to make it n mis- demeanor with punishment by fine for an employer to exact from an empioye a pledge that he will not maintain affilia- ton with labor union. The bill had been passed by the house but this action of the senate committee practically kills it. A large delegation was present to oppose the bill.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-01-28
PQuama's New Tariff

Panama. January 27,-The special session of the national assembly closed today. The legislation adopted included a measure placing a duty on imports of corn, rice, lard and flour. The du- ties on luxuries are raised 5 per cent and on other imports, except those mentioned 2M per cent. The new tar If schedules will become effective on May l.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-01-28
E.coped Convict Captured

Ossining, N. Y, January H.-One of the trio of convict musicians who escaped from Sing Sing late last night by knock ing the guards into nsensiblity with mus icaI instruments, was captured late today at Bedford station, IA miles north of the prison. He is believed to be Ralph Tay- Tor, 'The Silk Hat Burglar" who was serving a 21-year term. No trace of the others has been found.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-01-28
Actor Commits Suicide

Oklahoma City, Okla, January 27.-
 While on his way to the police station in custody of a patrolman, Clarence Dunn, actor 23 years old, wanted on a charge of passing worthless checks,
 committed suicide by taking posion this afternoon.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-01-28
slayer of Phillips Buried

Washington. January 27.-Funeral services were held here today over the body of Fitzhugh Coyle Goldsbor
 ough, who committed suicide in New York Monday after fatally wounding David Graham Phillips the novelist.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-01-28
RUSSELL NO WORSE

Washington, Januarq 27.-(Spe- ciaD-At his hotel a, 1230 o'clock this morning Colonel Russell's con dition was reported unchanged.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-01-28
THE WEATHER

Washington, January 27.-Weather fore cast for Alabama and Mississippi: Fair in south, unsettled in north portions Sat urday; cooler in interior; Sunday fair. cooler in south portion; moderate var;a- ble winds.
 Tennessee: Colder. cloudy Saturday; Sunday probably fair
 Local office United States weather bu- reau, Birmingham. Report for the 24 hours ended p, m., January 27 1911 Maximum temperature ................ 6i Minimum temperature ................. s Mean temperature ...................... C, Total excess ........................... 10l Precipitation ......................... .0t Total precipitation since Jan. ...... 4.S7 E.XceSS ......s................s .ui
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-01-28
Communion Bill Probable

It is the corcensus of opinion that the Smith bill, in its original shape, could not pass the house or the sen- ate.
 The contention is made that it is not in accord with the local option blanks true that many men of the strongest local option tendencies would vote against 1t.
 It Is understood that Governor O'Neal fayors a companion bill for the Smith bill which shall deal specifically with those counties of the state in which are no city or cities of 10000 popula : tion.
 As has been stated. 1t Is probable that a majority of the members of the lief ferson delegation will oppose the Smith bill if it is introduced for passage in its original shape. Several of the members will oppose it on the ground that 1t does not care for the smaller cities. It Is understood that Walker Percy will oppose 1t unless provisions are made for one saloon to every 5000 people, and unless 1t is provided that every saloon must pay license of $5000.
 Dr. Oates Advises
 Dr. William Oates. jail and cotton mill inspector, and an expert chemist, made a statement before the commit tee in reference to certain of the pro- visions of the bill, especially those which deal witk the pure food regula tions. He told that under the bill the drug stores could not sell perfumes S. toilet waters and many medicines.
 It Is understood. too. that he told the committee that under the pure food regulations but five or six brands of whisky could be sold and that these brands are not palatable. It Is under stood that he told the committee that under the provisions of the bill nc imported beer could be sold, and that few breweries in the United States If any. manufacture beer which could meet the requirements. It is under stood that he told the committee that no champagne could be sold because of the provision that all wine must come from the pure juice of the grape without sugar. and that he doubted whether port and sherry could meet the requirements.
 It Is understood that certain amend ments will be suggested dealing with the information furnished by the doc tor.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-01-28
steamer still Missing

Mobile, January 27.-The local wire- less station reports that the naval stations along the coast are making desperate efforts to ascertain the whereabouts of the United States steamship Wheeling, reported to have met with an accident. but at 1 p. m. had been unsuccessful.
 Washington, January 27.-The navy department does not expect the Wheel ing to arrive at Guantanamo until Sunday evening. The vessels wireless is of short range and it would not be strange If she was not reported before .ly after her arrival in the Cuban port.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-01-28
Smith Bill Will Probably Be
 EmaSCu|ated
MANY AMENDMENTS MADE
No One Seems to Know Just What Will Be Done Except That Measure
 Will Not Pass in It's Pres l ent Form
BY HUGH w. ROBERTS

Montgomery, January N.-(Special.)- The house committee on temperance held an executive session this morning for the purpose of considering the Smith gen. eral local option bill, which was presented several days ago, and adjourned to con- vene again Wednesday night
 The members of the committee, appear ing on the street, still observed the ex- ecutive nature of their meeting. Their lips were glued together and a chisel would have been required had 1t been what occurred.
 Chairman Smith said: we discussed the bill and made great deal of prog ress. There was evident no disaffection on the part of a single member of the committee. There were no word bat ties and very few arguments. Every member appeared to be seriously deter mined to reach the proper solution of the whisky question. There was no disposi- tion to hasten through the work or dis position to make unnecessary delay. We have reason to believe that when the bill is renovated and reported 1t will be passed by the legislature"
 Chairman Smith committed himself to nothing.
 May EmascuIate Bill
 As matter of fact, the committee has a serious task before it in having the bill so revised that the entire local op- tion strength can be thrown behind 1t for its successful passage.
 Several amendments, of an unimportant nature. 1t is said, were attached this morning. It is indicated that there will be several others. An effort will be made, 1t is understood, to have the cities of the state divided into four classes instead of three, one for Birmingham. another for Mobile, another for Montgomery and an other for all cities above 10000 and under 25,000 population.
 It Is understood that up to the present time no provision has been made for cities of less population than 10000. al though provision for cities of 5000 Is be- ing, it is said, considered.
 In reference to the bill there are thou sands of rumors no one of which can be traced and proved correct. One Is that the bill, when it emerges from the com mittee, will have been emascuated to such an extent that it will not be recog- nized by those who saw 1t in it's origi- nal shape. Another report is to the ef- feet that it will be supplanted by a gen. eral local option bill in the fullest con ception of that phrase, that is, one which will permit every city of certain size and every county to determine the ques- tion for itself.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-11-21
WORK oNsNEW
LIVERY STABLES

A force Of men began work yester-
day clearing tie lot 'tseate sire t
ssnd Second avenue, preparatory to the
excavation for the big sale aud livery
Stable whic.ll' wifi be e, ecte dshy Ed
McCammon, who recently cameEto this
city from Hamburg. McNulty Bros,
have the contract for the excaaasting
and they will begin work today .EHrick
and othehshagilding material is.sbeing
LACED onfhe ground nd actual con-
.s:ructl2n @lh be started as sepn AS
The Sravatfonk re made. The local
firm, of Nc b. yasAand McCammon have
the.a oaptrasH he erection OF the
stable, thesS stspt hich will bssabout
$4,000. One-half 81 the buildang will
be occupiedAy D. A. caldwsp, who
now operates livery stableon Wal.
nut street. Thssasher haafgwn be
occupied by FL and Nice allsmon. who
will conduct : sales NsY1e. 1t is
expected that the bu'tg will be
ready for occupancy byEAnuary l.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-11-21

cIIU. S6!.
Several pc cple in the city stated yes
terday that they knew Horwich in
Memphis, and other cities where ne
has been in business. 1t is stated
that he was in the show business for
some time and the action of DR.. Will
son, who sold corn medicine from
W in street, is the result ct an old
4SAdge, it is alleged. Wilson is sup
pQSAd to have gone to Birmingham,
AlaysSput Horwich declares he will
have hM brought back and stand
trial nAharge of SANDER.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-11-21
s'sf7 go ~ tstss q Il s5'"s=s 81 a
TWO MEN ARRESTED
IL Af*FA
One teits4ity ehd Ais spn.er1'nt Up
Forfeit M1St;lkt In
gyicfeAlp9r;.
AND dE!HAD5fO CLIMB i'tILD
-lui ~ :.f q 4i7s!j 'i.iss

+ NJ, HIoorwilc.hh,, who recently. arrived
fin the eeity,l VAS suddenly attacked by
Ea aDrutWuson, "a travelling uedicin@
doctor, Sundayi,night aands after wards
fchased by a moh|y Of. men. and boys, d
sths ,ae1lesggq 1 ti9Qn hdo fe Dr. Wilson that f.
kwakl arnsgEo. sRosing asaa: white: ma4
kand, IN his efforss toe escape dash&l
lthrough7 ,Bedblls Pharmacy, dlimb3 III
to the top of the small building, OF
Ecupied by the Jefferson County San
Eings BaRkjla the rear OF sKastor I III
fBlsaheatKa4y ana ayabeds frof1i tl4
EpuiIding To tt eadlaekalk,, ii distance j
about 20 feet; without any " iiijuri s
sworth mentioning, - .,:,934,s ~ :
X Both men We're arrested and How
|wichl posted $40 forfeit 9 81 a 'chars
of disturbing the peace preferred b
:Wfison. NO charge Was p'hrefereu
Ihgaihs} W4ison: and he feft the Z ncitt
Sunday right. HIorwich Teiiainel
mere and amp Mp aEed n IS con " Sestei day
! morning and his case was continued
fee2rse oftths sDsenes I'LL Ell K NaIn|GpttII !
3ay he had pssn treatsl and has EN-
Prosecute Wilson ,fyz a1ieses ssaaae
aorwsahs2 cenu'letion sas Ivtasa da,
! Eut he says ell5fkdtris from exposur
q e. hs has bSsa 9aS daeSs Al =. HI
!. s.'as~s-ond Claims to 80 81, JeMish ;,
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-11-21

aleptSIx9 and Inc spe@isif geom=
mite 5Safnecd to in4estigal the
ao4qovai otqh9T Heptis6 options n ome
al Monticello was read. The @aott
81 led he rsdaaih tee dids}loAs n1ider-
stand / a. instruetions conqal ming h
nome fSnd astsseff d. conveAtj " hpf to
in'crpret III. gjqQqstrruetions 90 spei am
nlrS Gafar4cgiohs to any coflnf toe
unless they arc INTEL gible, 4 Z =
Another resolution nrovldy1 for the
naming Of committee ii sefieitfbids
in cash or land from COMMUNITIES d :
AGihsl th4 1qea1hn .at ItheNlllQNq tbs
to include an offer from Nopacello
for retaining the orphanage.A #Toa
findings of the eommitteesMere 70 be
Laid b fore the. next aanss convention
WITH the e.reeomn1caaaitop Of tpe com
N, ,ttes. When thjsss report vas ,rsceiv-
@eapfhe resolution asking tina >thea mat
ter of removal be referred to q con-. com
mittee was lost and after some dis
cussfon it was decided to let the Or
s,Sli alase remain al Monticello nd i'm
movements were ordered to be made.
1UCBaptist ministers filled most of the
1,,flpits OF the. churches Sunday ana
severlt weight children from the Or
;a)litY1is'! FI3me lat Monticello were
brought here in ii special ear attach
I'D to- 1.-THE morning train OH the Iron
Mothtain. They We're given TN auto
mobile ride ard attended a rally at
the First Baptist church in the az
ternoon where they Wire introduced
to the convention.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-11-21
MAY. MOI i / i it HOLD 70 g
-
.... ESQ =. :. :. MASS MEETING
rT-Iee-"fr-'77FFEsr.s7s7 =
Attorney Says G., +. Philpot Has Not
.e,bar5 Quit Work on Sulphur al
-, =, ...s4a Springs Pike. s-5
e IT was stated yesterday by a prop
lalka owner in Road DistrietsoNo. !,

WINCH comp ses
uous' 3of tks sneM rrttd 4. ~
Springs! xhataf.s ~. naetasArrs ,y.,ssssss:z
e qafaige0.epF' ssek6osNedanssssayd Ai9hts 10;
tree purpose ofGtaking some action IN
the MATTER OF preventing the comnis-
sionetsI x IL. aBbyce, w. D. Hearn and
WITT HILL from acc epting the. yroad
as 3completedt> "A 'numbertof theiprop-
erty owns rs iiradeu All INSPECTION trip
OH the road last week andkas result
they claim that the rO d is not built
according. to- specifications.
"A meetipg of the commissioners was
held We saerday4 afternoon, with, the
I,aRemberger and after the !;
Session NJ! Reinberger Stated that The !
contractor, G: r. Philpot, had no,
stated that the road was completed
ana that rlNs men, We're still work.
ing on the road. II ltYIHN7 fHn ~
The taxpayers of the district were
dndef | the ,irnpfessiou that the COLI
tractor had completed tie road and
was waiting for the commissioners to
accept it but. TIE statement of Mr.
will probably cause them
% postpone any action they had cor
.empl ted
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-11-21
John W. Ethridge,, ~. Il
Passes AWAY

, -Iohn w. Ethridge died from his I.
~e#nds'sas-@ssa0 1'cleek this +
J morning. lie remained conscious +
up to II few minutes before he !.
died. He never uttered another I
word after making his dying, I
. statement TO Il Graphic represent !
. tatiye. AL of his relatives t,yere 4
I with Him when the end came. i
body was, removed TO- the !
1derness undertaking IafIor to !
Dc pr, pared for burial. i
4. =, =. - 4, II Il =, II II \ Z
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-11-21

-
n. a. rUole, a local painter, was
standing in the a2all whea,<zEthrjslYy,sf
his father and ssgatpr sssI I'M
out of the coss{ odaisa~ffe says Johu
McVay, onx9ged man on crutche s
was standf the head of the stair
way to tnEaft of the door. Ed Nc
Way was hing out Of the court room
behind "A fEthridges and Toney and
Cullen Aefhy and Perry Walker We're
seated oMn bench in front Qf~-thesR
Poole saWte sus'pieioned ss 1 y Y
would haiPeh when he saw the %harr,
up" and when he saw Cullen stsnd up
and pulled aIAyolver, he ran from the
hall as the bullets begantpsly. y <
Yvkey's Statement 4 " p
senatossa1H. X. Toney, who was. walk
! ing witkNhridge and his father, did
not gSyinto aeSai in. relating !, the
storwYf the shodst2g. Hsssaid::
"EI d just<finislAd making my OPP
e9ipg statement to the jury. Mr. sor-
4tals HAD Aeep interrApting me ami
finally l saA All quit'\ Mr.. sorrells
walked out 5f the court room ahead of
me. When passed out OF the cour,
room said come on JOHN catching
Ethridge ny ahr lapel of the coat. I
started down TIE G,sll ard he was
cl hjad me- passed John Nc
Way s6l aeertafh citizen of this,
county, hSaNl loved close hehpqasssas,,
l lookeSsgss ay shpdlAr ana saw
SsXay,g Y I'm iaggs 4,
| looAsd ~ hsf q IAN saga ihsa aV en-.
ry waik VA i'm
on bench. Arry Walker seem$yiata
smile and give ullen Mcvay nod.
Cullen Mcvay jds2ed up and tus: e.
towards me with his right hand in his
coat pocket. AS l jumped aside h
jerked gun out, jumped around
Ethridge nd the shootingyeo&mencRs'
Vt afl.Gskts,,lk,fI gs]Bb.ss11sss' No. =.
coat and appeared to be shooting him
in the side l ran from the hall and
hurried aovsysEf<sD(e9o ~sxxee
nfice.
Ethridge and his relatives
c,ms |Rine Bluff thsy suggested to
me that q y thought the Mcvays would
likely md aer John sanfvzsked fos
protection assHaae1h9n tnt Sd.
had a talBWfth he sheriff of this
county and e teld me that he had
a talk with e Ncvays. aad thy ass.
s ,rass,s him s.s =, a sas|s ssl elfg 4
it. On the st gth Of this l induce
ed John Ethrid to leave his gun in
my Office. zsss H.
ney. said the I 3 fatser Of Ethriage
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-11-21
MAN Accused of the Murder of Albert McVay Fired on
1 While Leaving Court Room in Jefferson Coun-
I ty9fgpast11 HoegfI HHs1teft{ey 4f'da00n
THREE MINAY eN bG0lNTY JAIL
H. h. "ne. For Eridse Has Narrow Escape From Deaf
W. A. Etridge Not Badly Grace Will Recall Grand
! Jur. Today to n,ye stigate the Shooting
i 81. : = III III

:. s.55 =. .5t.e fsr.gntlt II: s.3ii.
State Senate, and the case was posi-
poned until this term OF Court. Eth
ridge arriyed hers f!om 1, Fall BacP'
'suhday.:a lie sto5p 'Estd at the Hotel JET
.fe rsen and Was in court; Monday morn
ing His aged father, several sisters,
brother and sotherarelati7esi were with
i'm The MeFaays, were, ,;alss| also in court
but there We're no demonstrations that
would lead enyone to- believe thas
trouble would result.
Judge A. B. Grace Says he will call
the gFHnds 4jurvF II vogesher Tuesday
morning to inv stigate the shooting
George McXayt apother bro1her Of -the
ACCUSED @nen. was <sfandfhlg. $ IN The
street in front of the co5uft L o1fse and
upon hearing the shots ran to the
court house. only to see John Ethrlag>
stumbling down the st irway and fall
in the front door Of the court house.
Although there We're many esewis
nesses 1.-The sbQouhg qppe nj tbs hsa
a: q: Il:))::tf;1E' [;
there was a scramble for exits am
in the confusion that followed tn
gassznEuap5Rnrnean n
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-11-21
LOCAL MINISTERS :. ::
=. ARE RETURNED
rs =f56Ff --s4-+-5zz5 $50 si1i
s3F Efe - NJ 5-@fr== 5esiza - 81
HEt. i, u. .HANNONS SEA 10
~ vi WHITE RIVER CGN!' 81
. ifs W af ~ G1%I ~. 1h III
~ 9irirsr FERENlI.5 isYn8DHIa
N EW ASTOR HE r E
Other Appointments yrc Made by Tit.
tie Rock Conference For = I
ss'=l us- 1rt,; <e A4Iit ,ftlu-GUd

:, The Little Rock conference. q lie
NJ. r. Church which has been ~, ~
sion at Frodyce for, the past week, ,ad-
iourlnpe''d yesterday morning and B s5}4}
op Mccoy made l the aPp9|ihnHtmaeents a iapf
: he ensuing year, -. ariftiuoe ,..aw
All the Pine Bluff pastors were s., Il
turned to their. charges and Rey X
D. Rowland, Of ! e3isyil1e, Milil RI ike
charge Of az Orr sMemorisal . eh'alfya:4'.
which has be- been Without q pastor Sins:
Rev: .Ab Knox resigned as pastor TIP
other. Pine Bluff nainisters were y
turned TO 10 th 1PeTr espeeetiy!ss a
+ foli i5Ys: First N t3od1st "ehuafcn.
Rev e, u ". {. DAVIDSON; lakeside church
1Re e " +. Evans; HaWl,eyl NfsPm l,f y
church, Rev. W, W. Nelson. W." ~, -
Rey. v b: Lindsey, Of Deq,ua,5s'aa,
Was named IS presiidiIng a elder e 1 ,sae-
ceedl Reg, 2HItANnm MOI Il, Gala BIS ossi44
T., Rey.oJ., d, Hammonsj who has been 81
presiding elder for the Pine stuff dis
trict, Wilh,Rpt he, " t9a9Fassdda and h'a
been transferred toottRhsaW1h White te RIVER
Conference. whic . ~ meets at Blytn1!esEs';;
VILE on December 6tf1Thes. fact act 4' thhat'
Rev.1s IIammons will not not return here ltle
will cause much regret as qfhse lthEs aH'
many friends in this CITY, is ,,9ai.si
The other appointtamsspnttss for 4, ta9Sf
|nnnui;I;; x DISTRICT are as, follows: scue
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-11-21

! siifz Il!ltf aRpIsslI7 7 IT JET 4 ..
DEWITT station. FnIPiqD " kSix pJfeW ',9fll
eirquitii3y. 4Gw McElhsngy; = Douglsa
and Grady, N, G Barnett Ra rEeett; Gillette Eli cite
W. T. Menard; Humparsy and andy a 90
baseka,l.gt Q, iscaAPessleHii, dMI[aac Macon, c; r
Traylor; New EEldiapb 'Y}Eg 5 and a Wills HIS
SPRINGS A. F. -g5'Gd l iftsea {, JRoe,s BIZ
Moody, Hugh Beverly; R Re- dfhlId mis- mis-
sion, b. Waadell Riss0n p f WI WI
Stuttgart + n HHSo}llann4d d;u sWa aa
Lake, L. N. Ha Howell; isst hFeridl5 n TN vi
Star City, ", F. = Rogers
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-11-21
DELIVERY BOY =. >. 49,.
ses-7as. HURT BY HORSE


r Grover sMcCance, sbout y Il Yeas
Old, delivery boy at Bedells Phar-
macy, was injured Sunday afternoon
while returning to the store from
delivery in the, southern part. of the
city. j:He. was riding en- his bicycle
northaon Olive street and a horse and
buggy driven by York Trigg, son, @,
Ma and Mrs, A. S, aTiigg. was. conf.
ing in the opposite direction. Evident
ly the boys d id not see each other. un-
TIL they, almost collided. md. to avoid
atacollision TIE Trigg boy sudd My
pulled cups the animal he was, driving.
The: horse rear MP, and as. he came
down one of his: hoofs. struck the Nc
Canoe boy or the head, cutting, deep
cash. The boy was taksp to the Dr.
Wis Hospital where ia,e. received .medt-
cSl attention, He, was removed TO his
home yesterday afternoon and it is
notethoagbt the, wound will ploves serii-
Gus. ~ 4aia aes islslss
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-11-21

moved Ethridge to the Florence SAM
tarium in an ambulance. Drs. Cla:k
s saa1ll, p fsssnson took his aged father 70
'crark os NJ agtAe Citizens Bank
building and drsssea lilsrwounds. He
is not seriously hurt.
At the sanitarium John BssASlgg
was attended by Drs Jordan ~8
Lowe. They said TINT he had three
wounds through his body. two of which
seemed to enter from the back. One
buffet tntsredfhissrieht side below the
right ssreastsi raagi1g Backward and
came out Of tie back. Another bullet
passed through the left arm. breaking
the Bone, into his Body. DR., Jordan
said Ethridgascannot recover, that She
is having internal heniol rage. The
surgeons realized that it was useless
to even probe for the bullets.
Ethrfdge. had mot lost conscious
uess~up to aEiste hour Vast nights Fl.
sd be believed he would get Ewetl,
but when physicians and Senator To-
ney told him he was going to die he
said he wanted to make dying state
ment. The statement was made to /
xeap ic r preventative and follows
S'ss tIF Statement.
sAles& casAh. oittaaof saesv1sesseps.
Houses door JoAnhs McNax ansk VI -
sest, = is, we're standang IN As ~,
talking. when fSpa ssea shslna hal
my lsfs, armsenaer my coat, OVER my
Nip. s,. John or Walter
sorrells slshot me: S''4 am not
snresA tScafapenced lodging and run
INTO INTO cuiaspsy ,MeNsy. He was coming
w stae8Eight of me and pulled his
pistol ana two c,=stages times,,s1I
did not see Ed Mcvay:saa. tssd y s IA
pom, not even pocket knife. brUsts4i:e
IS. Il to Pine Bluff, but | put it in
i; ,,,. !, aver in ~, NJ. Toney's Office
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-11-21
~ 4
NOTICE.

.ti.5ea ~ sIlaNQTICE. s3ssfy. 1,ri-f,
! ALI banks, members of the Pine
Bluff Clearing sHauss Association,
wihlobe elrsaas Thursday. .Noyember
sAthei19a1, Thanksgiving .payrT4Al Ler
gal Holiday rAftg. :,
fine eBlaffs cbsering H0nse Ass III
.siIt lo4 by N. f. Bloom. Mana
II 21let. ysySgaBf @..s.r, e,i4Sa.,i