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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-12-24

Association civica

FL sabado Sc ceebr6 LA Asamblea Ge-
neral extraordinaria de los socios ms
critos como tales en- la Association Civica
Puertorriquena. para elegir la Directiva
que ha de regirla durante ell pr6ximo
ano
Vegifcado el escrrtinio. resuIt6 electa
la signiente:
Presidente. don Juan Hernandez L0-
PEI Tesorero. don Ramon Gambia Cor
dova; Vocales don Luis Munoz Morales,
don Vicente Balbas; Secretario don
Manuel Rodriguez Sierra
Comite Econ0mico: Presidente, don
Ramon Gambia Cordova: Vocales: don
Manuel Zeno Gambia, don Manuel Mu-
Iliz
Comite .jnridico Presidente don
Luis Munoz Morales; VocaIes don Ra-
fael Lopez Landr6n, don Nemesio R. Ca
males
Comite de Fomento Presidente don
Juan Hernandez Lopez Vocaaes don
.5es Maria I.ago. don Mariana Abril.
Iomite de Publicidad Y Propaganda:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-12-24
UNA REUNION

Maestro diStinguido amigo don Aglls-
tin Navarrete Secretario de la Asocia-
ci6n de Productores de Azlcar, nos in
vita para una reunion general de azu-
careros interesa los On eI problema del
azlcar en Puerto Rico, que Sc verifcara
el yiernes proXimo Il. las nueve de la ma
mana. en- los salones de la Bolsa de San
Juan, La Gnal.lad .le Ia reunion Is aror.
dar 10 conveniente para evitar la rebaja
de las tarifas azucareras
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-12-24
***s>>ssnQNDO SOCIALs<&::

tlzados dos ninos del Lcido. dom Tomas
Bernardini de Ia Huerta. A la ceremo-
MA, que fue toda religiosa. suntl,osa
aslstleron distinguidos elementos de
aquella sociedad
BODA EN- JUANA DIAZ-
Ramon Rivero, valioso elemento social
de Juana Diaz, perteneciente al alto co-
merclo de alli uni6 sus destinos con Ia
elegantisima senorita Andreita Pacheco
Gle aquella misma AocalidaId.
Nuestra enhorabuena los nuevos es-
pesos
DON ARTURO MORALES. -
En- Naranjito muri6 don Arturo Mo-
rales Acosta
lnteligente, active, laborioso. integra-
mente puertOrrlqueno, I'll senior Morales
Acosta era un verdaderamente valioso
elemento en- la comunidad islena
Ante su muerte. nosotros rendimos el
tribute que el merece: ell mas alto.
DOLOROSAS NUEVAS-
Dos dolorosas nuevas venimos a apun-
tar tras la del senor Morales Acosta.
En- Sabana Grande, repentinamente.
fauecl0 el respectable cabalerO don Mi
guel Schettini, licenciado Ell farmacia
Schettini era de origen frances. Por
sus venas habia una gran corriente de-
Sangre francesa, pero su coraz6n estaha
lleno, profundamente lleno de I'm sin
Zero sentimiento puertorriqueno.
! nldo proninentes famlias del pals.
su repentlna muerte ha producido hon
do pesar Ese hondo pesar que deian
siempre, cuando caen, los buenos los
titles.
en- San German, don Joaquin Ger.
vera Nazario padre de una respectable
familla de aqueIla ciudad
Esos apellidos, Cervera Nazario. tie
men hilaci6n directa con nuestra historic
politica Fu6 un batallador de las eau
sas puemorriquenas, arrastrando sacrif-
clos penas.
Descancen en- paz
RODRIGUEZ GATELL.-
La ceremonial fue nnponente. Y baio
los arcos goticos del temple romano de
Yaueo, la ORA Palmira Gatel y ell joven
don Emesto Rodriguez Umpierre, cris-
taizaron en- la union nupcial todos sus
suenos de amor, de dulce amor
Apadrindronles el padre de la novia.
DR.. Gatell y ell senior lgnacio Penagari-
cano su esposa,
M1ltiples fueron las manifestations
de Simpatia que recibieran.
Y a esas, a esas muchas, une la suya
el BOLETIN.
ESTA NOCHE. =
Esta noche, es Noche- Buena .
en- la Santa Iglesia Catadral, cl
Htmo Sr Obispo Monsenor Jones of
clara en- la clacisa soemne AIisa de
Gallo.
Esta noche, es Noche- Blena N
FelicidadeS
LUIGI.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-12-24
j. Perez Losada

Presldente, don Vicente Balbas Cap6
Vocales: don Manuel Quevedo Baez don
Luis Norens Torres.
Comite de Festejos: Presldente. don
Manuel Rodriguez Sierra: Vocales: don
Mario Geigell don Jose Aldea.
Despu6s de proclamada esa candida
tu, que fue recibida con enthusiasts
aplausos, hicieron uso de la palabra los
senores Muloz Morales, Lopez Landron.
Zeno Gambia Y Hernandez Lopez, pro-
nunciando elocuentes discursos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-12-24


La hemoS recibido hoy para una boda.
ique sera suntuosa. V celebrada on Yalnco
Angel Antongiorgi Y Lucia b. de
Antongiorgi tienen ell honor de invitar a
usted para la boda de su hija Maria con
ell Lcdo. Y. Rodriguez Rivera. en- la cil-
dad de Yauco, Puerto Rico. ell veinte
ocho de DIclembre de 1912, a las diez Gle
la noche
Maria Antongiorgi es una bella y sim
patlca yaucana.
Vicente Rodriguez es letradO. escri-
tor poeta
Dulce intensa sea la rima que el
brIllante poeta teJa esa noche para la
slen de sll novia
FL CHR M DA,rAc
la ;nnta oononol oolohrada 80. !
III ch,h -. no.1
conn,,rr;diS;n,a
Ia sonora Ca;ool 10 con15loy ovon;s;
IA Directora sltl Club ao,,6 ol ;,fo,.,,,o
annual de la asoriaci6n Tn inforne bri-
llantisimo.
Sc eligi0 la nueva Directiva para
1913:
Presidenta. Sra. Em.arnaci6n Molina
de Rodriguez Sierra Vices Sras. AIer-
cedes |. de Ribort v Carmen VI. lie Gius
ty: Secretalia, Srta. Maria Asencio: Vi
ce. Srta. Esther BelavaI. Tesorera Srta
Amparo Fernandez Mater: Vice Srta.
Maria Teresa Martoral Vocales; Sras
Maria r. de BelavaI. Lisa G.. de Con
zalez, Encarnaci6n A. de Cintr6n.
Srtas. Carolina Marcial Dorado. Lolita
lriarte. Lola Mas. RosaIia Margarida.
Ana .Janer Palacios: Supentes. Sras
Esperanza Vasauez de Rodriguez. Lola
@. de Schomburg. Juana Manuela r. de
Gid.
Nuestra falicitacion a Ia nlleva Direc.
tiva a cuvos pies estamos como aver
como sempre.
M roo ,Nocp>rrro
v q canh 40 nan,ae o,,o ho f;oao -
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-12-24
Un hombre herido

A ESQ de las y media de aver tardes
ell individuo Victor Wives causose gra-
yes heridas en- la caIbeza y Ell el pie, por
10 que tuvo necesidad, lie asistieran en-
el Cudrto de Socorros. estimandole ALI
una herida contllsa de 4 centimetros de
longitad. en- la region parietal izqrier-
ola Y ORA punzante EN- la region plantar
del pie dereeho de pron6stico reserva-
do. Luego pas6 al Hospital Municipal.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-12-24
Ell BOLETIN desea a sus fa-
vorecedores, felices Pascuas y un
prospero Ano Nuevo.
Casino espanol
Concerto por la seforita
Mercedes Padrosa.

Manana microbes, las ocho Y media
de la roche, dara un recital de piano en-
ell Casino Espanol. la notable concertis-
ia Mercedes Padrosa.
No habiendo habido tempo de repair
tir invitaciones, la directiva de este
centro nos suplica que Sc 10 hagamos
presentc todos los socios por medic
de eStas lineas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-12-24
Santo Domingo y
la cuarentena

FL Consul General de la Rep1blica Do
minicana en- Puerto ha recibido hoy ell
slguierte cablegrama de su gobierno:
"Pucrtos abiertos pasajeros soIamen-
te proyistos certifcado vacuna visado
consul, 81 no yacunaran antes desem-
barco.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-12-24
-Of
La calle de
Salvador Brau"

En- una de las lltimas sesiones del
Concejo Municipal de San Juan. Sc
aoordr poner ell nombre de Salvador
Brau a la cale de San Francisco de
esta ciudad, en- homenaje al ilustre es.
critor portorriqueno.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-12-24
Fuera los Kioscos

Fl Concejo Municipal de esta ciudad
en- una de slis 1ltimas sesiones. acord6
hacer desaparecer, dentro de un termi-
no prudente todos los kioskos que
existen Ell San Juan sus barrios.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-12-24
En- el clrculo Union
~
de Cayey

Hemos recibido invitacion. para el
bale de sociedad " que Sc celebrara.
Ell: este circulo, cl dia treinta y uno del
preSente mes
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-01-12
WILL COMPILE NEW VI
  LIST 0F ST0CKH0L DfRS
hairmar Lofctt ot HarrimaA system $ays Roohs and Records Destroy
 ed Were Duplicates.

Nv York, Jan Il=IUg Eobeet F. Agv=tf. cb 4ifma Of tha =gmrinaa ssam, today issued rea4aurlng state memIs to the stockholders Inc ef- feel that if the record aud stock I'es of tbe Union and southe'H Paei= re destroy I in the Eqataal5 f',e a@ as been reported dQaiitat lists will be promptly issued and no loss oF any kind will he felf.
 If these records have bs en lost" he said, "it will be a simple matter Q compile new records. The Hartman
 ystem is made mp of number or companies and these compani RI keep complete transcripts of theiI' records. The books in New York were merely duplicates
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ZERO WEATHER PREDlttEb t0i, PINE BLUFF AND VICINITY Bg
 THIS MORNING.
IS OVER ALL STATES
Thermometer May Drop Below Her4 Here--Quick Change is Re
 corded in tie North.

cold chills will run up and du#1 Your back again today. for near zero weather reached town again last uigbt and below ze1o weather would not D. unexpected today. Tin second severe cold wave of the season spread ilseff oyer tue entire country yesterday aad followed heavy rainfall, which lasG- cd in this immediate s ction t1roughe ou yesterday The cold wave ble in.o Pine Bluff shortly after the slna- per hour last night and was aecom panies by snow fIurries.
 The Norther is coming sapldi' rom ths West and e being hustIea along by disturbances in the Missouri valley. Northern cities are alfeadY jn inc grasp of the blizzard in Son9 sections the temperature having jt'oH- ped to 20 and 30 degrees below zera.
 tn Pine Bluff Wednesday the tcla= oefatufe reached # ahoy 2ero, and tha lowest recorded for Wednesfaz was 39 degrees. f S o'clock Thur day morning it was still from 2S , 3S degrees above in Arkansas points. By night a different temperature Wa@ axperieuced and during tho night fhe change $came on rapidly. He a9 weather is expected in northern Ark ansas. and sleet is predicted for th northwestern section of the State. The temperature will probably go as low as during the cold spell the first pal of the week.
 Two disturbancesson rom the northwest and another from the sonth- Hest--are advancing toward the cea- tral states.
 The northwestern high pressure has swooped down into the Ohio valley causing temperatures of 20 to AZ de graes below zero In the western lake and upper Missouri valley regions.
 The southwestern disturbanee IS moving over Texas and Oklahoma. causing rain or snow in Texas, while states to the north are to have mix ture of storm and cold wave.
 Zero conditions are forecasted for north Texas.
 Conditions preceding more cold and storm included an overnight rise In teulparatura from Tennessee south ward and from Texas eastward to the Atlantic, the thermometers In that re- zion registering generally above freezing.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-01-12
REMOVE BEER AUS
 FROM C1R TANNERS
eDoeetieM V. :, !. |. Nja> Fi@at sftsf tppraing to i'fe>iden. oi
 Street ar gomWn5.

ija4 .or4 ,ouAs l4E IL Tim W ' T. r has won H. fisht agaiasr 5ae ad1er5 semsaf of New England brew eFies an SI1ee5 car tfansfer tiel1e1s ii Hartford NaW Haven and NJ rideB obiestins b this maanea Of aequalaE- ing Lie people with the merits on arions brands of beef, fife W. C T. T. authorities of ihs sta;e request President Chas. s. Mclen ol the New York New Haven aud Hartford, the controlling company to discontinue the use Of tickets so embellished President Mellen took up the matres and today announced that the use 1l such transfer tickets would cease He stated that ,ha advertising was contracted for in Boston without his knowledge.
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sz.ss. H 9l2T.nf CC.gE
 MUCH IMPROVED

Af a beiag critically if for tv. iazs 1afia4 s>ic .jaz VI, fa0ueHt peees1f1 ,o saii a5f af VI aalati4ss #a her heasi.lt.. Saimsae eot t tue6 ta .aa hos.
 la; at4EH and 1IF ra@'i qoa &4= much .#r5aVed 5as veaiae. tie5 a1fyaieiso Df ! C Jordan. state La unless she suffers attotHa. aeiap5. @sahi t1e aeNi 6eN da1s thst sae VII sse~.ef Ms a3amz. aH aofH. 8f raiHe4 aufse@ fleseast .sanisar-unt. ts atten6tng He~. .9o}fa soa. Harry r sojnsof- a8l Ef.,. a ahiaHaf4a ls araised fa9, having been y,,sltsa 70 :, tale 59= tfHr Noee#%a,tesa9 uoiaes sa
 SH Ez0s #=-as57t, and a555v aee. a8oy
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ivj aEhAAiOBIti RE CORD N ETf0HMENDATION
 t0E His NNMiN NtTI0N.
AT CLUB LUNCHEON
Say satienal ~ituatiou K Analogous lo That oJ ehia When Ne Was
 Made ihiti EXecutiyc.

Chicago. l,l.. Ian. H. Follow Ohio is 10 ali ind3cations to be ne platform upeu which Gov,rnor Gu6- son HarmoH. Q. 0hin. will seek the Democratic Domiuatian for Presi- dent That was indicated oY lti> speech here ;ef the IF Qools Club luncheon today
 Governor Harmon rcVieWed briefly his own calnpaign in Ohio and the work fhat hc has dnne as governor and pronounced :hat work to be good .Nso he aid tue sifuatios in national politics fof next Nevember is analogous 70 that of O'io in 1he election o1 1ala
 Ohio in thaf ettsis, he said, electcd him governor and gave bim iegis~ lature and othee officials to hold up hands. So he called upon the Dem~ ocrats of fife nation 10 follow 0hio's example and elect president who will help and Hot hinder Demo cratic congress.
 His platform is to consist of about three blanks Economy in the ad ministra.ion of public affairs after the manner of Ohio. tariff reform and press regulation.
 Luncheon Was served al the La Salle Hotel. Governor Harmon was conservative in his language, both in his speech /and ais private con versation before and after He was given a cordial welcome when lre arose to speak but there was no out burst of applause
 Governor Harmon was the only speaker and in telling of the achieve ments of Ohio under him he said he had instituted many reforms
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Joe Bailey To
 Deliver An Address

Washington, D. C., Jan. H. Senator Joseph W. Bailey, of Texas. today no tified Senator Duncan T. Fletcher, president of tte Southern Commercial Congress. that he consents 10 deliver the openirg oration at the Fourth Annual convention of the Southern Commercial Congress in Nashville, next April. The subject will be The Mississippi Valley His trsatment of this subject will emphasize the importance of the Mississippi Valley as q whole in national development, rast and future. Senator Bailey was the unanimous selection of the exc. cutiye officers of the Congress for thfs important place on the Nashville programme after carefully weighing the abiliy and powers of more than one hundred men of national reputa ton. He is a Missisippian by birth, was a student in Vanderbilt Unfvers. fly. and as Texan has become known throughout the United States. The scope of the whole programme will deal with "The South's, Educat donal and Agricultural Recovery" and the meeting is located in the Mis- sisslppi Valley because 1t includes two fifths of the United States and tecause 1t is the most important ele~ ment in E.a agricultural future of the ID affnn
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-01-12
Superintendent Cook
 On The Program

Washington, D. C., Jan. 10.-Hon. tieo. B. Cook, state superintendent ot public instruction in Arkansas today notified the Southern Commercial Congress that he will deliver before its Fourth Annual convention. ti Nashville. in April, an address com
 pairing, by public school statistics, the educational conditions in Arkansas iri the years 1860 and 1910. He will H. so voice the aspirations and intentions of the progressive elements of Ark
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-01-12
NEW YORK LABOR
 LEADERS cUBPOfNAFD
To Appear Before Federal Grand Jury in Detroit Connection With
 Methods of Me Namara Brothers.

New York, Jan. ll.-Through thc receipt today in this city Of batch of subpoenas it became known that the federal prosecutor in Detroit has taken a hand in the methods of the McNamara brothers, The documents were received by United States Mar sha| Henl1el and were served by his deputies. At the federal build'n2 here it was declared that nothing is known of the investigation going on in Detroit. The su5poenas call tos the mems attendance before the fed eral grand jury in Detroit Several oi the men are officials in eonstr'E't7on companies.
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A. o. U. w. INSTALL
 OFFICERS TONIGHT

Pin Bluff Lodge No. 36 A. c. {. w., s" Il hold q public inataIlafion ol officers tonight at the Red Men'- hail II Main street. Grand Master Work- mar J. \. Frazier, Of Little Rock. Co. $. M. Taylor and Rev j. L. Norris will deliver addresses X fine pre- gram will be rendered and r.fresh. ments will be served The program follows:
 Prayer, Rev W. C Davidson.
 Music, Williams orchestra.
 Recitation, Mrs. w. C. MeBryde.
 Male Quartette, Messrs Kavanaugh, Reynolds, Norton and Tank; r.ley.
 Music, Williams orchestra.
 N9cal solo, Miss Naomi Smith.
 Addres, Rev. ] I. Norris.
 Vocal solo, A. F. McCleary
 Address, Col. $. M Taylor.
 Vocal solo, Miss Floy Herrin.
 Music, Williams orchestra.
 installation of officers
 Address, Grand Master Workmen J. R. Frazier, of Little Rock.
 Presentation, Hon. Creed Caldwell and T, Hayis Nixon.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-01-12
MEETING
 IS POSTPONED

On accounr of the indictment wealth sr which has prevailed for the past few days and, according to forecasts
 may continue fo' several weeks, the memb rs of the Baptist church at a recent meeting decided to postpone indefinitely the protracted meeting which Was scheduled to begin Sunday, January 14. Arrangements had been made to bring Rev I. N Penick. of Martin. Tenn, here to conduct the meeting. but he has been notified that the meeting has be postponed.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-01-12
ISe} GtsEAI& LHSi. iN FIGHT T0 tlfi fttANtY 0f YiiI
 RULES COMMITTEE.
CAMPBELL IS ELECTED
tatHG2sis tnu>e, Members oi lu,c>. tigatiaG foumitice=-R Recommends
 Federal Superli<inu.

3asz II. For d tfcasa 5a7e m exh.- 5.;aa :..rr'3e glie> fight 0. :a@ sfAt}-fyrsl congress, inc hostility fssa~een tae Insursent~ and Regular saesioHs developing ovei tlte selecto4 af member io fill he vacancy in te committee on fules After the sa1 hours spirited Iellat the reguian 60ninee, Representative Philip Camp aall, of Kansas. was named to succeed az late Reprcs ntativo f, + Madi soH, an the committee. Alr. Mad son #as #n insargent and Representative Norris another fnsu~gent. today made au effort to mak Victor Mur~ tt.#ei<, chief GnsH -goat. his successor.
 The Insurgents were defeated by l gata of 167 to t97 Although it was i Republican row primarily. several Democrats voted and Mufaock receiH- af n odd votes on -e Democrat sid :.
 Andrew Carnegie continued his story 8f high finance before the Stanley Steel Committee Il sailies again kep fhe audience laughing al times. Mr. Carnegie, however was nos serious when he talked Of tae passing of the age of complication He recommended federal supervision of large corporations.
 He also made a plea for kindly con sideration of captains of finance who may have innocently violated the law before the recent interpretation of the sherman jaw. The HardWick sugar Investigating committee kept it's probe of labor eondii Chs i'll the Colorado beet section.
 Senate Jeff Davis of Al kansas oc- cupied the attention of the Senate TO- day in speech in which he denounc- ed the New York Cotton Exchange spot jobbing and speculation. Tho Senator named fifty-one of the men ci the country, who, he said were men ace to the peace and prosperity Of tha country John D. Rockefeller headed th lirj
 Senator McCumber introduced Il general pension bill which will prob ably be offered as substitute tr the Sherwood dollar a-day' bill of the , House and Senator Burton offered 2 bill 10 incorporate the National Re serve Association, the organization which is recommended by tie con- mission.
 Lyman Abbott, and Samuel Gohi- pers were witnesses before the In' terstate Commerce committee of the Snate
 Senator Lorimer continued h,s tes- timony before the Senate l.VeStigat- Ing committee and explained at great length the political situation whic had led to the fight upon him by L e Chicago newspapers.
 Senator Rodgers resolut on of rati- fication of the abrogaton of treaties was offered today in executive ses- sion and it is believed that with this resolution removing some of the chief objections the treaties " II .' ratified.
 While if executive session the Sen ate confirmed tho nomination of Rn- pert Blue to be sergeant general os the public health service. The Sen ato adiourued until o'clock Monual
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-01-12
1tlsS FROM BIG FIRE Hty p"4N LOSS rR0W BIG FIRE MAi DHIN. t4C .tXp RECORDS or TEN sSrS.
l. c $ s E S MS URRD
el.aaa,eao ir fadlt of sagnsi Beimon1 3aa Ge@pany is Safe-Lau Firm-
 IHse talnahie Records.

Nra York. Jan. H. Nearly Sa00, 0oa9ao u c2stl aud securities Was re. m&6d nom bc 4ault of 9zt troy. Gg1i1abla life building today snd fl5afaeooo more in tae yanlf af Aa. a#f l3afmoat and cqEnpaaY= as IS cert iuea to he safe.
 41t additional assurances d5a5 t6e eoeaeu.a 4l fb oher huge vaults of k eoasable. fhe liar. tuan lIn4s apd The Mercantile Safe Deposit sompany laa aaeaRod serious injury i appear cd eeid nj La dae threatened loss of oage aa ! billion dollars would
 abahix deiadle 10 the actual ac- 4truction of fbe nngnieiem building nd tbe furnishings and records af lta @gz tenants
 Fl, t8aeihe VaH rertone9 iu thls loss may b covered fo considerable extent tt insurance but other ire parable Iosses are those snstained hy erea. corporations aud lawyers through lhe destruction Of boha reg istefs, stock transfer lists, libraries of corporation information and origi- nal papers upon which Widespread litigation WIS established or de fend. ed
 The possibility of an entire aes.. stock issue by the Harrimgun lines sas discussed q today at q directors meeting Definite action will be de- layed unt! 1t is positively esta blish- cd whether the stoek transfer books of the Union and Southern Pacific lines have b6en destroyed. Duplicate lists of the stockholders can he pro- cured from the trust es of ea4n line. hut not the addresse
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ASK FOR RE E-0PFNING
 OF RICHESON CASE
Attorneys oi Murderer Contend That Judge Had No Right to Impose
 Sentence Without Trial.

Boston, Jan 11.-A sensation was sprung today when it was reported shat attorneys for Richeson are plan ming to go to tde supreme court of the state and ask re-opening of the case. They w,ll file 8 writ of error, which if sustaini would set aside Riche- sons conf Ass, ion ard death sentence.
 This action will be taken unless the sentence is commuted II will be contended that. owing to the mantal condition of Richeson he was unable ? comprehend the plea, and that Judge Sandehson erred in accepting the plsa and passing sentence with out submit ng the case to jury.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-01-12
TYPEWRITER co.
 MAY SELL OUT

New York, Jan. 11.-tt was assef : ed on good authority in tae financial district this afternoon that the smiill Premier Typewriter Company mas completed negotiations to sell out to +ho bennington interests and that the consummation of the deal will be or ricia,,v announced in few days o'' s,o;ols of both companies refuse to confirm or deny the rumor or to mas " any commen' on It.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-01-12

Hold your Ca!end 1T orders for a few days and see our line. Samples expected daily. We have the finest line ever brought 10 Pine BlnM. Pat. ronize home enterprise and give your orders to the Adams Printing Co.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-01-12

4l.ea7 @as4tH- tas tHHa or 1u64=
 .ha sta4e
 soaae seeea ta.5 5asa g5.a z. s1a Congress, .a ar9,a s4 spec asa .t@m 1a4E=5I tate4 tia sfajla5t aezfee.z@.= ies55s uzf4 aii; my +a ii "=5st words. "TaN N@9' Ha i.aaea g.tss; Hag5gals