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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-11-02
MILLIONS"
AT H THEATRE

The efforts OF Monty Brewster, a
care-free young man, to dispose of
81, 600. 900 within a year so that he may
a fortune of $1,000 OJ, form
the bases of the story of "Brewster's
Millions" a sparkling comedy sue
cess which viii be presented next
week at the Qrpheum Theatre by the
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-11-02
TOT KILLED BY CORN

GONZALES. Tex, Nov. IA kerr
mel of corn killed the 4-year-old son
OF Frank Schot. a farmer. The boys
sister, while playing with him, threw
a handful OF shelled cor at him. A
kernel entered his mouth and lodged
in his windpipe. The boy vas brought
here for medical aid. but died before
an operation could sbe performed.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-11-02
PILES CURED At HOME BY
NEW ABSORPTION METHOD

If YOU suffer fnom bleeding, itching,
blind or protrudinN piles. send me your
address, and l will tell you how to cure
yourself at home by the new absorption
freatmont; and win also send some of
this home treatment free for trial. with
references from your W locality II re-
ouested Immediate relief and permanent
cure assured Send no money. but tell
others OF this offer, Write today to Mrs.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-11-02
GREAT COLLISION SCENE
IN HILLSIDE PARK PLAY

Two powerful locomotives, rushing
on one another to crash and crumble
into a mass OF twisted metal. will be
the principal actors in THE Last Adj
venture of Tom Ketcham," q spectacle
to be staged at Hillside Park a week
from tomorrow.
This win be the most thrilling eli
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-11-02

the -Four Ellsworths. The usual mat
inees will be given.
Amateurs Friday night. November
II, The Bohemian Show.
Special midnight performance Tues
day, November s. Complete election
returns.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-11-02

The "Want Ad. Blank printed on the
inside of the last page saves you the
trouble and time Of bringing the ad. in.
lust iii out the blank aud send it In to
the office. That Is all.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-11-02

Tours. Inc. Hotels, shore Excursions. Low
est Rates. Twin Screw s, S.
DIAN" 10.6is tons displacement. Electric
fans: orchestras; wireless.
Fastest. newest and only Steamer landing
passengers at the dock In Bermuda without
transfer.
SailingB every Eve days in connection. with
r. M. s. p. Co. Tickets interchangeable.
For full Information apply to A. E. OUT
ERBRIDGE & CO., Agents quebec s. 3 Co,
Ltd, 20 Broadway N.Y. York; THoS. coon
1th Ave.. N. r OF any Ticket Agent.
The Prescott daily news., 1912-10-22
RESENTS AFFRONT TO GIRL
Californian Shoots Restaurateur,
Kills Victims Wife and
Wounds Himself.

Eureka, Cal, Oct. s2.-Because
Charles Baxter would not permit Miss
Aileen Shaw to dine in his restaurant
near here. Baxter is dying aSd his
wife is dead from bullet wounds in
fiicted by George Clark, the girls
sweetheart After shooting the Bax-
ters and kissing Miss Shaw goodbye.
Clark fired a bullet into his own
breast. He is dying.
The Baxters refused to serve Miss
Shaw Sunday because she recently
had been discharged by them as a
waitress, Clark, who was with her,
ate his dinner alone and returned to
the restaurant few moments later,
armed with a revolver. He demanded
that Baxter apologize for the affront
to Miss Shaw. and when Baxter re,
fused shot him and his wife.
Half an hour later, when he was
embracing Miss Shaw and saying fare
well, he was advised that Mrs. Baxter
had died. He Immediately shot him
self
The Prescott daily news., 1912-10-22
BIG FUNERAL FOR NEWSB0Y
ing is Large Enough for
the Mourners.

Gary, Ind, Oct 22.-Following q fu-
nera which was held in the street be-
cause there was no building in the
city large enough to accommodate the
mourners, the body of Billy Rugh,
newsboy, who gave his lame leg that
the life of Miss Ethel Smith might be
saved by skin grating. was sent to
Rockford, H., for burial. Benches to
support the casket were placed on the
pavement, and the sermon was
preached from an automobile to a
crowd which stretched for blocks in
every direction.
The Prescott daily news., 1912-10-22

felt. who constantly has been by his
bedside at Mercy hospital since last
Wednesday. put chair near him and
sat.
Directly ahead of the colons!s pri-
rate car was a Pullman reserved for
The newspaper correspondents and
other members of the party accom-
panTng the colonel. nj the private
oar were Mrs. Roosevelt, Miss Ethel
Roosevelt Theodore Roosevelt Jr.. DIR.
5. L. Terrell, Dr. Alexander Lamber
and the colonel's secretaries, J. w.
McGrath and E. E. Martin.
Twenty uniformed policement and
ten men In citizens clothes accom-
panied the Roosevelt party in autos
TO the Union Station.
'Had Good Time" He Says.
Col. Roosevelt dressed for the first
time since his arrival at the hospital
last Tuesday morning. He stepped
into the corridor from his room at
7:20 O'Clock, took off his hat and
smiled at the crowd of nurses, news
paper men and members of the Order
of Sisters of Mercy, who were clus-
tered about his door
Goodbye, everybody" said the
colonel, waving his hat I've had a
mighty good time here, You may not
believe it, but | have
Miss Walter and Miss Fitzgerald.
his nurses, received especial thanks
from Col. Roosevelt He shook their
hands after he had thanked Irving
kumbalek, the third nurse, and said: ::
Girls, I'm leaving you. If it wasn't
for the fact that I'm going home, |
would want to stay right here and
have you take care of me. | want to
give you somAthing and l want you to
choose anything you want from
among the things have with me-
Just give us your card, colonel, >
said Miss Walter
well, I'll give you each two OF
them" Col Roosevelt said. "One of
them | want you to keep, and the
other | want you to carry with you
when you come to New York. All
you need to do when you come there
is to send that card with your name
on it to me and I'll be delighted to
see you. Should / ever become i'll
again-in the White House or any
where else-I VIII certainly send foI
you girls
The Prescott daily news., 1912-10-22
,rAvEs CHICAGO ON A PENN
syLvANIA 24-HoUR TRAIN
FOR OYSTER BAY.
FAMILY WILL NURSE HIM
co,onel Gives Attendants His Card,
r.lls Them He Had "Fine Time"
In Hospltal-Patient's condi-
tion Said to Be Normal.

Chicago. Oct. 22.-Col. Theodore
poosevelt left Chicago at S;25 a. m.
Monday ON a Pennsylvania railroad
9lbour train for Oyster Bay.
Betore the colonel departed, this
bulletin was issued on the patient S
condition.
"puse temperature and respiration
normal There is still some discharge
Of serum but less filtration. The bull
LET located definitely. 1t is sensitive
10 pressure. General condition good"
The bullet lies outside the lib, in
stead Of inside, SIS had been supposed.
The colonel was exhausted when he
reached his private car, which was at
tached to the train, and he requested
that he be allowed to rest for few
moments saying that when he felt
less tired he wanted to read the latest
ueWspapers. He had walked several
steps in leaving the hospital and in
going from the ambulance to the car,
and aside from the fatigue he insist
ed that he was feeling bully"
Assistant Police Chief Schuettler
gave the colonel a lift as he boarded
bis car, and, taking off his hat, Roose-
vet waved it TO the crowd that was
assembled at the station and shouted,
Goodbye and good luck"
As the train started TO move out of
Union Station, Col. Roosevelt turned
10 Miss Ethel Roosevelt, his daugh-
ter and said:
We'll, we're leaving Chicago. I'm
mighty glad. I'll be mighty CAD to
get back to Oyster Bay"
Mrs. Roosevelt His Nurse.
After he had taken a big drink of
water, the colonel lay down in his
impairment for rest. Mrs. Roose-
The Prescott daily news., 1912-10-22
Maniac Tries - Murder Sister.

Auburn, Ind, Oct 22.-Mrs. Minnie
Kimmel of Nobel county is in a crit
lcal condition as a result of a beating
received at the hands of George Earn
hart, her brother. who escaped from
lhe hospital for the insane at Rich
mond. While trying to escape Earn
hart was shot by deputy sheriff and
Is believed to be dying Earnhart was
sent to the asylum year ago and at
The time threatened vengeance on his
relatives.
The Prescott daily news., 1912-10-22
BOTH DEFENSE AND PROSECU-
TON ADMIT PRISONER CAN
INFLUENCE RESULT.
LAYS KILLING TO VALL0N
$4,000 Fund for Rosenthal to Leave
Town Will Be Revealed
Mrs. Becker May Be
Put on Stand.

New York, Oct 22-With his own
life as the great stake, Police Lieu
tenant Charles S. Becker will this
week play the game with every card
in his possession.
Realizing the state, through Rose,
Webber, Vallon and Schepps, has
woven a strong web about him, the
former head of the 'strong-arm squad
will take the stand in his own behalf.
And both defense and prosecution ad-
nit that on his own story will depend
whether he wins an acquittal or con-
viction verdict.
The Prescott daily news., 1912-10-22
Burning Steamers Passengers Safe

Beaufort, n. c., Oct 22.-The Mer.
chants and Miners steamer Berk.
shire bound from Savannah to Phila.
delphia, which raced into Cape Look,
out cove with her cotton hold afire, is
anchored within 200 yards of shore
with passengers and crew safe o.
board.
The Prescott daily news., 1912-10-22
$4,000 EmbezzIer surrenders.

Cincinnati, Oct. 22.-Declaring he
was conscious-stricken because he had
embezzled $4,000 while employed as
ticket agent for the Rock Island rail-
road at Wichita, Kan, Frank l.. Gale
gave himself up to the police here.
The Prescott daily news., 1912-10-22
Auto ExpIodes. Forty Hurt.

Petaluma, Cal, Oct. 22.-Forty per-
sons were burned severely in an auto
mobile explosion here, which may cost
the lives of Mayor hartman of this
town and three others.
The Prescott daily news., 1912-10-22
Engineer Is Killed.

Williamsport, Pa, Oct. 22.-Due to
A dense fog, the Pennsylvania rail
road express, east-bound, sideswiped
freight car just east of this city.
David Getkin, engineer, of Harrisburg,
Pa, was killed in his cab. Two pas
sengers were hurt slightly by flying
glass.
The Prescott daily news., 1912-10-22
Saskatchewan Town Burned.

Hanley, Sask., Oct. 22.-Fire which
swept a portion Of the business dis
trict of this village caused a loss of
100000 Hanley is composed largely
of former residents of the United
States. and these included most Of
the losers.
The Prescott daily news., 1912-10-22
Exposed to New Prosecution.

That he will expose his client to
grave danger of another prosecution,
even though he should be acquitted
on the murder charge, was admitted
by John f. Mcintyre, chief counsel for
the defense. But Mcintyre hopes to
be able to prevent the district attor-
ney dealing with graft allegations un-
der the guise of cross examination.
The prosecutor, it is known, plans
to introduce the certified copies of the
Becker bank deposit records. if the
defendant takes the stand, although
Justice Goff refused to permit their in
PRODUCTION while the prosecutions S
case was being presented.
The Prescott daily news., 1912-10-22
Mrs. Becker May Testify.

Whether Mrs. Becker also will take
the stand has not been determined.
The chief value of her story would be
to corroborate her husband 1t is
doubtful if it would be possible to get
her story to the jury, although the
moral effect of her presence on the
stand may induce Mcintyre to call
her.
The defense, it was learned, when
court opened Monday, will make an
effort to show the shot which killed
Rosenthal was actually fired by Har-
ry Vallon, one of the states witness
es, assured immunity.
Reveals $4,000 Flight Fund.
The defense will try to show that
$4,000 was raised to get Rosenthal
10 leave town with another gambler,
who had agreed to corroborate his
story to the district attorney; that
this money was actually paid over;
that both Rosenthal and the other
man refused to live up the agreement
and the killing followed.
Shapiro. chauffeur of the murder
car, and also under indictment, will
be witness this week.
When the trial was resumed Po-
liceman Sheppard Of the strong-arm
SQUAD was under cross-examination by
Frank Moss, assistant district attor-
ney
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-08-09
DEMOCRATIC BARBECUE

Little Rock, Aug. S.-Judge E. o Mahoney reports to the Democratic State Campa gn Committee that a great barbecue and political meeting is to be held in Union county the latter part of the month. Some stir ling Democratic spell-binders will oe assigned to deliver addresses.
 There are more Socialist ticket:
 the various counties than ever be- fore. There are full county tickets in at least a dozen counties, and scat ,ering candidates elsewhere. Dr Parish, Socialist of Rector, Clay county, is opposing J. M. Futrall of Paragould for the State Senate, and VI. F. Dickenson, the Democratic nominee for Representative Of Greene County, $ opposed by M. R. Coffman, prominent Socialist.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-08-09
LITTLE ROChIAN TO GO

Little Rock, Aug. S.-A relresen- ta;ive of the Little Rock Chamber ot Commerce will accompany the Ark ansas on Weels exposition this year. W. B. Folsom, of Brinkley, originator and manager of this notable adver- sing enterprise, announceos that the train will be run again, and that 1t will be mere complete thac it was 'ast year. The train will be lighted with electricity, which will be ar
 improvement over last year. The Wynne band will again accompany it. The route has not been definitely decided upon, but that which meets with greatest favor is straight through to the Canadian line, through the state of Missouri, Iowa, M nnesta, Nebraska, Wisconsin, Michigan, In- liana and Illinois.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-08-09
REFERENDUM V FOR
 M0nEEslN N WOOT2ME FEN
Nembership of Great Fraterna. socie-
 ts to Vote OH New Rates.

The Modern NOodmen of America if they ask for it, will have a referen dunn on the new rates adopted by the Head Camp, the Society's sovereign legislative body, at Chicago in Jan uary, 1912. This may he taken tn- der the terms Of the act adopted by the legislature of Illinois in special session last spring, It applies to frat ernal beneficiary societies of Illinois With d membership Of 75000 or more which have increased rates since Jan. i, 1912, and provides for a referendum on petition of camps or lodges repre- sentinS ten per cent of the entire membership of the Society.
 All legislative authority in the Mod crn Woodmen of American is ill the hands of Head Camp composed of delegates selected by the members. It was the belief of some members of the general assembly that the state should not interfere in the affairs of a society having representation form of government similar to it's own, but, inasmuch as the legislatur- saw fit to authorize the referendum. the Society issued the blank petitions the day the law became effective, July 1. and forwarded the same to Camp Clerks with request for action. Enough petitions, it is stated, have been returned to warrant the taking of the referendum as soon as tht Executive Council and the commission of three state officers for which the law provides shall prescribe it. terms. The Executive Council took this position the more readily because convinced from reports that an over whelming majority of the members of the Society will never consent to annul the action of the Chicago Head Camp.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-08-09
number will be at least douhlod Stuttgart Arkansawyer.
ENTRIES IN THE
 WRESTLING RoYrV

T ckets to the wles.linq ronyna- ment to be hold at he local Y VI ~ A. are finding rcadg saIz. and live ly interest is manifested as .ro avant approaches. Two new aoptestlo .s have ben addsd to the rntrv lfy, making eWelva in all There are four men in each of he three classes In the lz5 pound c.ass are crawfogd Hudson, W. Mmphy, R. sand rs and Hofaca Bays. ln the 135 pound e,asg are il. Gfowiy. Will Steck, Dayton and spencer FoN. h tHe 150 vonGd class are Don Peace, John Henry Cues, DeWoody Lyle and Alex Mitchell. In tA5 lightweight class the men are closely matched, Bays having the advantage Of be.rg quick CT to gain and apply his holds. while Murphy is right there win the strength, and Sanders is supple as an eel and slips away finely when in a ti7it flIiNH' +lUusGll IS q dark horse as h. has not been in the work here much. A tough match s expected between Growy and Dayton in the middle-Weight vent steck and Fox arc good II defensive, and are in She game from the start.
 In the haayHWeighr class Dor Peace has bgan tae favorite all along. but of fate Gaes5 has improved in strensta and skill and he is expected to give an awful battle to the big happy fellow and f not surprised by Eyle ard NJ tehet1 in tae imelimi- naries will furnish chief bout of the evehnig. Had Mitchell and Lyle been in the class from the star, these four men would furnish a strong aggregation for an open meet with any nzarby city.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-08-09
WILL RETURN PRISONERS.

Little Rock, Aug S.-A warrant of arrest was mailed last night by the governor. to Sheriff H. H. Lewis, or Jackson county, Fla, at lAshdown, Ark, for one Thomas B. Owens, who is under indictment in Florida for murder in the first degree. It is charged that on November 1, 1910, ne shot and killed one Wn. E. Wes- ter, thinking that he was shooting at A. J. McMillan Jr. Since that time has been fugitive.
 Acting Governor Rodgers also is- sued his warrant of arrest for Jesse 0 Bryant, wanted for stealing a $150 mule from Mrs. J. l.. Foley, in Boli- var county, Miss, Nov. 27, 1911, also flor Bob Pace, wanted ill Marshall county, Ky, for false swearing, April IA, 1911.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-08-09
SEVERAL COUNTIES IN ARREARS

Little Rock, Aug. S.-The counties of Cross, Independence, Little River, Miller, Poinsett, St. Francis and YeIi nave not yet made settlements with the state for the taxes of 1912, anc several others including Pulaski have not paid in their full amounts. The general revenue fund of the state will get $13,7S0.47 from Pulaski county. Collections in Pulaski county this year were the largest in history, being S1 1885, ,12I94, as compared with $976,- j7S.70 for last year.
 The collectors are required to make their final settlement with the state within fifteen days after the approval of their settlement by the county judge. The apportonment or the school fund will be made on th+ first Monday in September, and should any county fail to make it's settlement before that time; it's portion of the school fund must be kept in the treasury unapDortioned for another year. There will be considerably more than million dollars in the fund.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-08-09
AFTER BIG BUSINESS.

Jonesboo, Aug. S-The Business Mems Club expansion movement is to begin tomorrow in earnest. Thirty hustling campaigners are to make am aftort to pin a booster button. which means membership to the Business citizens of this city. The mark has been set at an even thousand by Pres dent Pettir, and no trouble is anti 1ipated in reaching that number A banquet will follow the successful 5onclusion of the big campaign.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-08-09
RAILROAD CHARTER.

Little Rock, Aug. S.-The State Board of Railway Incorporators ha- granted a charter to the Ashley, Drew and Northern Railway Co.,, for the construction of road , Omiles in length. It had previously been in- corporated as the Crossett, Monticello & Northern, and the change was made because of provisions of the recent tap line decision Of the Supreme Court. The capital stock is $500, ,O00, and the directors are k. O.. Roy of Crossett; Sherman Cook, of Alexan- drla, La, B. A. Cannon, of Crosset,, and J T. Sifford and T. J. Gaughan, of Camden.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-08-09
Tanning For Game.

h Buerkle, Sidney Helms and
 eonrey, were appointed a base '0mnlttee at a special meeting
 llRs last night. The commit fss created to make arrange
 lor the game between Stutt- sAu plne Bluff Elks to be played s city next week.
 'ueS the ball game in the after 'ne Visitors will be rendered a |a ana reception by local Elks 'asI 'aslr ladies at the club rooms [su' Light refreshments will u and an orchestra will pro- plenty of music. p'
 .s a'un Elks have promised that ssion of more than fifty will ss Iyany the team. It is very like sa,. v' our neighbors learn of the '"s reception planned, that the
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-08-09

George Began, convicted July 20, in Little Rock police court of assault and battery and fined $25 and coss.
 Andrew Jackson, convicted in Little Rock police court July 4, of stealing brass off box cars and fined $250 and sentenced to eleven months in jail. Gov Donaghey bad promised to par don 4him after he had served thirty days. The governor has announced that he opposes such long sentences for misdeEeanors.
 Dawes Rogers, Miller county, who had served out fine of $10O and costs for petit larceny, granted to restore citizenship.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-08-09
WILL EXHONEKtFE= WARDEN

Little Rock, Aug, S-No official report of the spesial committees vii be made until the adjourned meeting Of the Boald on August 16. It is known however, that the re port will eXonerale Warden II. H. Tinsley, who has baea held by the local authorities on he charge ot causing the death ol Leo Edwards, 2 young Miller coun convict, by over-working him whIa he was sick The Committee wen into the matter thoroughly, eXamining every avail able witness who could throw any light on it, and t was the verdict hat there is nothing in the charge aga nst Tinsley. Edwards went to work the day he died on his own yolition, and over the Warden,s pro
 est, and being unUs to Wcrk in the open, became overloaded, for which no one could be held criminal v responsible.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-08-09
G. NJ. TRlCkETT RESIGNS.

Little Rock, Ark, Aug. S.-As a re- suit of the resignation of G. M. Trick cit as chief clerk to J. G. Hollenbeck, assistant general passenger agent, there have been several promotions in the Iron Mountain offices. s. w. Morrow has been appointed to filA MT. Trickett's place, and H. F. Ger ard, former ticket agent, was made travelling passenger agent to succeed MT. Morrow, promoted. s. T. Cooper was made depot ticket agent.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-08-09
HAS STRING OF STORES.

Little Rock, Aug. 8.-F. R. Mitchell, a Harrison merchant who began to expand about six years ago, now has eleven general merchandise stores in North Arkansas. Fair No. II was incorporated Thursday for Siloam Springs, and becomes one of the Fair syndicate of stores. The capital stock is $1O,C0o, of which $6.00O is subscrib- ed. The officers are F. R. Mitchell,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-08-09
Murderer Makes Four
 Attempts On Iif(
North Carolina Confessed Mo0nshiner
 in Serious Condition.

Los Angeles, Aug. s.-R. c. (Bia Bob Snipes, the confessed Norti. Carolina, 'moonshiner' and murder CT, held at the Central Police Station. until the Southern officers can come for him, is in serious condition to- day because of his four attempts to commit suicide. First he tried tt cremate himself while lying in his bunk in jail cell. When taken to the prison hospital he threw himself under an electric car and a few, min utes later he attempted to strangle himself with handkerchief. Snipe:, tried Monday to sever an artery in his wrist with piece of tin.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-08-09
IO.Q.QO OOOO 900 900 \ S0GfHEKN kEAGUE. O 70 o o Q 70
F Orleans, 6; Nashville, |. pile, t; Atlanta,
 bingham Chattanooga, rain. |other games.
Aallelnler 6; England, 6.

Pgland, Aug. S.-(SpeciaD-The 2 Of the train to take the Al Ter team home caused a tie and |nted a victory for one of the
 m the best game of the season 'oday. Eggleston was on the X TOT the locals and let the vis- ooSn with eight hits, striking |s famplln, of Pine Bluff, did |Alfllng for the Altheimer outfit, |ns out Il men and allowing on- Fea fllts. Score by innings:
 pu ,~..,.,...........,. 012 200 1O0-U |'ller ',...,.,--...... 002 100 12O-6