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Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1913-11-20
FOR SALE

FOR SALE
One half block OF vacant ground on
south Popular street between 18th.
and 18th. avenues 50, 100000
One and one half lots IN J. w. Monks
western addition, Terms .......s100.00
Foul vacant lots at 2Sth avenue and
Oak street. 55x154 feet. VIII sell
any or ali lots. Terms to suit pur-
chaser ........-............-.-..--.$32 50O each
80 acres IA mile off Camden road, Is
acres cleared and under cultiva-
ton ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS .-......--$65OVO
One inside lot 50x15O feet in HOO block
on East Third avenue ..........$550.00
200 acres on Sulphur Springs pike,
five miles from City limits, mile
from proposed interurban road.
Observation-Disclosures. $4,000 per acre.
Also numerous vacant lots, factory
sites, farm and timber lands at
reasonable prices. See US before you
rent or buy.
Us. INGRAM
Real Estate and Rents
Rent Collections Specially
2l9 PINE STREET PHONE SIS
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1913-11-20
WANTED

YOUNG LADY DESIRES POSITION
as photographer, bookeeper, moder-
ate salary to start with. Address
A. Il. Graphic. 11-2O ct
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1913-11-20

FOR RENT--NICE AND NEWLY
furnished rooms adjoining bath.
for light housekeeping. Light,
water anu gas, furnished. Close
in. Call 20S3. 11-14-6t
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1913-11-20

FOR RENT -5-ROOM COTTAGE ALL
modern con- sniences. Ash street
Oft Sixth avenue. Apply to r. II.
Stearns Co. 6-6 e.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1913-11-20

"A $500 Mark Cross Triple Silver
Plated Safety Razor. for 25c at Gle
veland- Matthews Hardware Co. tt
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1913-11-20

LOST---FRIDAY q AFTERNOON, "A
bunch Of keys, door key p. O. box,
AID 3 small keys. $t00 reward.
Leave at Graphic office. 11-16- st
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1913-11-20

FOR SALE-ONE FORTY HORSE
power Thomas roadster in perfect
condition. One OF the fastest and
best cars in the state, for sale
cheap for cash or easy terms. APP
ply to Doctor Harry Il. Williams,
Jr. 11-12-tf
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1913-11-20

FOR SALE LOTS IN FOREST
Park Addition, for a real good in
yestment, see Jas. Mcmahon. at
Graphic office tt
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1913-11-20

FOR SALE-40 LOTS IN BARROWB
new addition. just south Of Cotton
Belt shops. near Packing House
and new compress. II you want an
investment in good rental property,
buy and build now. See or phone
Hollis Real Estate Co.. 208 w. End
avenue. T.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-08-30
SOUTHLAND ROMANCE, IN ONE CHAPTER

slsts OF lilo dresses. valued ct over
5000. Yesterday afternoon they saw
Alberts Join him. To the amusement Of
the slsuths the pair went by Q devious
route to the rear Of the building q No.
LIS West Twenty.third street.
TAFT and Boyle put . watch on the
building. Al O'clock this morning
Horowits sad AlbsSts popped their
heads out Of . coal hole In the sidswalk
In front Of the building and. dssming
the coast clear. issued forth. They we're
arrested.
Invssusstion sslAhlishsd that the two
thieves had invaded the waist fsctory
Of Klein 4 UnSer on the nth door and
packed NJ s70o worth Of waists for ~
moval. Tho waists were to have bees
taken out OF . side entrance while 10.
licsussn on the beat were CHANGING
posts After o'clock In the morning and
loaded into . truck. Horowita ana Al.
bsrts admitted the attempt ct the par.
tioipAtion In the robbery OF the sstAb.
liShnisnt ot TTsiuA DroS.
They we're Arraignsd later before
Magistrate Levy In Jefferson Nsrks,
Police Court. They pleaded guilty 70 {
charge OF burglary and were held n
0.toe ball 10 walt the action Of tn
Grand Jury.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-08-30
COP KILLER" SENT Up !
As GANCSTERSDECtAk
WELL GET YOU YETI"
Wild Battle Precedes Arrest
Of Tough Who Boasts Of
Pugilistic Proves.

rs .,,, n. . su,peps,on Of the COP
v,,. Nrrr.x.
A'''"s a'u'''''' VI ''e .-.-..
twenty-five. member OF '"e
Bergen gang In the Bronx. during ths
nay, ,hres months. for until the exp,ra-
., ,,, .a,-... ,v4u he the
w." '" '" .,.., 81 ,ns,
""k houSe' ne was
institution to-day Sy Mas'S''A's NO.
sitting In the Morrisama ponce 0"".''
after he had been arrested for v'c'ously
assauiting tao policemen.
Patrolman Hughes Of the Alexander
avenue police station vas standing ..
one Hundred and Forty fourth street.
And VIII, avenue early this morning
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-08-30

Efteen.ysar.eId girls. dslishtsd in eolns
abou, barehszdsd.
The solution Of the mystery seems 10
lay In admissions made by . man OF
the name Of Collins. who barred visit
ore q, the door Of the 0lashsen apart
ment to-day. lie facility conceded that
even the family thinks Ardelle's story
siiS6tly ovsrdrawn.
II sppears that early this summer the
sirrs aunt. Miss ELSA Fleming, ct
wnoss homo the girl vas found. wrsss
- her mother suggesting that Ardslis b
allowed % visit her. II had not been
posabis TO arrange the trip a. vet,
although Afdeils constantly talked OF II
and ~ the end Of summer approached
she became downcast over the prospect
Of having 70 fofsso the holiday In the
country. Wen. Ardelle has been .
moving picture enthuslast. and -.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-08-30

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80 ..Sss.. a =. ~. 49, .s,..-
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:" ~. 49,.
S $3.50 -
10y.
~" e""e oou'o nave w'noo" sess~ ="
opeo hrspsess Always suegsses eess-
ness. A western Or southern exposure
should bs obtained u possible for this
room. Il slso can be fprnisAed reason
ablv ara eomSortab,v nv smu,oyins
80. 80, $500. "a .,..d,., .nv
..... -S..
'u'n"s 'ass wv inc '~ss'
OF esinnM
BEDROO4S-Thees should BE- ar
sAAGea ara Of all to gst ths best sun.
llsnt and CIR; also 70 have attractive
vieva rNe vail 49,. AZ nedrosnn,
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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-08-30
DETECTIVES SET TRAP
AND CATCH BURGLARS
ExConvict and Boy Under Suspi
cion Caught After Loft
Robbery.

The suspicion OF two slsuths that the
factory robbery Of Traina Bros. on the
second noer Of the loft building o. No.
~ West Twsnty-third street. three
wssks $50 was accomplished by or With
the aid OF Louis H0roWits. an elevator
boy in the building. was confirmed to.
day whom they caught Horowits robbins
another factory IN the same structure.
With Horowits. who 10 eighteen years
old And lives At No. III Suffolk street.
WAS MAJ Albsrts. twenty-five Yeas OLD
an sx-eonvict down on the police rec.
ords ~ q professional burglar.
Detsctives Talt and Boyle Of the Wsst
Seventeenth street station have beer
watchinS Horowits, hoping he would
lssd them to the Traiaa lost vhioh eea
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-08-30
WEST slDERs TO DANCE.
Festival 81 Cusyy's
Men VIII Os Die Event.

Tho John y. Curry Association and
the Tammany General Committee Of the
ThHtesnth Assembly District. Of which
Mr.. Curry 10 leader. VIII have its an.
nual summsrniGht's festival at the
Manhattan Casino. One Hundred and
rifty-nfth street and Eighth avenue.
next Tuesday evening. Mr.. Curry and
Alderman John McCsnn ana Assembly
man James Campbell have been at work
night ana day TO make the party ono
which will start the whole district, men.
women and ehibassn. into the coming
campaign with . rest good will for the
organisation which he heads.
The three are being assisted by the
scores Of young men who have been
enabled TO qualify for civil service po-
siti0ns BY the spscialissd school which
70 maintained throughout the year at the
clubhouse OF the association Of No. "a
West F1fty.ssvsnth street.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-08-30
THINK MURDER VICTIM IS
CONSULAR OFFICIAL HERE
Card With Name Of Secretary Of
Austro. Hungarian Legation
Found in German Lake.

FRANKTORT.ON-O EDEcR. Germany.
Aus. M--ln the pocket Of man whose
body, bearing evidences Of murder. wac
found IN . lake nsar here was . visit.
ine card bearing ne name "Alexandsr
orau.wandmaysr. secretary to the I'm.
psrsai and Royal Austro-Hungartan
Consulate -0snsral." No address va
on the card. In another pocket was ,
receipt dated Aus. .. for passage o.
the sesomsAip Kaiser Wiihslm. Der
0rossA ."- ....
An Alexander 0rau-WanAmaysr ID
secretary Of the Austro Hungarian
ConsuiAts-0snsfal n New York City
The Kaiser Wilhelm Der Crosse sailed
from New York Aug. II for Bremen
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-08-30
4. J. GiLCHRIST ARRESTED.


1OraeP Senot0P Locked 10 After
r1Ght n Railroad TePaiaal.
ALFRED J. Giichrist. attorney. formerly
State Senator from Brooklyn. went to
the Erie Railroad terminal In Jersey
City last evening TO meet his daughter
and tried to enter upon . part Of the
platform roped on for incoming pas
ssnssrs. 4 special onicsr named Purdy
warned him Oh. and this led to . figh:.
Hundreds Of passengers arriving and
on their way to trains saw the hght. In
which Mr.. 0ilchrst Was made = pris-
ones and sent to the Seventh street
station. There no said his name waa
John Doe. but In tsleph0ninS to q friend
to send 500 ~ assurance for his appear
ance In police court to-day on . charge
Of disorderly conduct he revealed Ala
identity. and a. such he was entered
a the bsotter
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-08-30
HOLD BOTH As PICkP0CKETS
Detectives 0ay Men UnAep Dail Are
Ola TNAePn.

Sam eimons. alias eaIn Jacobs. No.
n East Ono Hundred and Twelfth
street. and Janice Turner. Go. 6sc West
One Hundred and FOrty.sixth street,
were arraigned before Magistrate Her.
bert N West Side Police Court this
morning for picking pecksta They were
held In ball Of $500 for their APPEARANCE
nest Wednesday.
Detectives Mckenna and Cassasa say
that Slmons has been sent away on
twenty-five different occasions In wash
ington. Philadelphia, Chicago and Bos-
ton. Turner. who Is also known. as'Al-
bert MADDEN aAd .Albert,iA6ufn<il. nss
been convicted fourteen times In NsA
YORK. Philadelphia and Boston and has
served seven years In prison. -
The case was continued until Wedhes-
day to give the detectives ample time To
gather evidence against the men.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-08-30
RAN FROM STABBED MEN.
1as CAasgsa VIII Attacking TIVE
Refuses - ExDlatn Fll0ht.

Thomas Riley. thirty-hvs years old. Of
No. = Park Place. Brooklyn. was held
In Q.boo bail to-day by Magistrate Lazy.
in Jefferson Market Court. for examin-
stion Monday on . ohsrss OF fsioni0us
assault.
HIS alleged victims ere John Caw1ey
avenue. They we're found lying with
knife wounds on the sidewa!k 1t Eighth
avenue and Fourteenth street by Police
man sarrangton, who arrested Riley ~
hs was running away. Both men were
taken to St. vincsnts Hospital Riley
had nothing to say.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-08-30
LAMAR TOLD TO WRITE -. !, !,
RAILROAD LOBBY STORY
Senate Committee, Doubtful Thut
He Has New Facts Refuses -
Hear Him In Person. =.

WASHINGTON. Ang. u :DsvA
Lamar Will not have oppoetunaty &s.o1a
the Senate Lobby Committee abeot -
railroad hobby here in 1so OAaAraaA
Overmsn to-day told him to prsssae any
Facts in whiting end sxprsDsd leoee
that Lamar could shsA en- IN ,uGAt
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-08-30
AUTHOR KILLED N ROW
over ADOPTED DAUGHTER
lsthmian Canal Clerk, Who Pro
tected Girl From Chastise.
ment, Arrested.

.wA8Hrre0TON. Aug. 0-wiluam L.
Atdsrfsr. . special writer and author,
was stabbed TO death last night In his
homo In Chevy Chase. Nd. . suburb,
and william J. Fisher. connected with
the lsthmisn Canal Cummissson. and
for ten ysars . eoarder in the Alder
fer homa vas arrested early to-day and
taken to the county jail At Rockville
The tragedy. according to the poles.
resulted from Fishers interference
when Altdsrfae sought to chastiss his
seventies. yeas-old adoptsd daughter.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-08-30
PAINTER SHOOTS STRIKER.
Polsssnaa 1sssaes Assailsnt From
asels q Attssking MOI.


Julius Onenh<rts, . contracting paint.
Or. Of No. - wAliabOut street. Will
:ssusbusg. sAo< And fatally wounded .
man Who was ne leader q . parry Of
STRIKING painters mat interfered with
him while NJ was 81 WORK on . build.
ing 81 ThrOop avenue and WsllAhOui
street to-day. The victim Of O6sn.
hsrts's bullet. whose identity has no.
been established. 10 dying in Wnhams-
burg Hospital. and Onsnhsrts u . prts-
oNsr In me Ciymsr strest station house.
There 10 . paintsrs' strike on In wal.
liansburs. ORenhsrts. conducting his
own businsss. has kept right on painting
In The face OF dsmanAs from strileers
that he suspend business. He shot, the
sts4ksrs charged him. SOMEBODY stabbsd
him In the arm and ne was licked from
head b foot. Policemen Txilon and
Bogard rescusd him.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-08-30
BANK NOT cULPABLE.
DssaSsss Absslvss Mstissal CITY
- oA>yB0O,oO0 Leos A6ais.

- tSSvBOO1o00 kooo AoatS.
WASHINGTON. Aug. D.-chsries
Starek. National Bank Examiner At
New York. reported to-day that no
culpability Attached TO the National
CITY Bank IN connection with the Al
legged excessive loan nj ~ co., WOO 10 the
street Railway Companies OF Chicago
last spring,
The report states that In making the
loan. which was In the nature Of Q syn.
dicats transaction 70 purchase sscuri.
ties. the bank merely committed an aci
bsyond its corporate powers ~ MANI
other hAnss are said 70 have Zone u
similar cases.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-08-30
cAaiT EXAMINE Joy aIpeR.
Csost Thiaks Plainifs sseks q
Dssss lGssSsivs Ussssss.

nhs DsssAa Lspss Of No. ~ wasa.
iagt4a avsnus cannot Gauss Edward
KarSela Of No. ~ Eastsrn Park way 70
- exoasinsd before the trial Of her suit
aoainss him for injuries which she Gays
we're inflicted BY him In the course OF
IN automobile ride. Justice Crane to-
day l,sniass1 IN sslsr for such a. "a.
ANIMATION. whIsh was Issued by Justics
BoDs1lot some time aso: the Justices
grovn1s we're that Miss Lopss's counsel
sesmSl 10 want 70 use the examination
70 AM out what NJ. Karfoii's dsfsnas
w. - b.
Nias Lepss assrts that she went for
. ride with the defendant June n. and
thAt on thsis way home he attempted
10 huG and ktss her. She fought hin,
a. ale saiA. And he opened the door q,
The side Of the car and pushed her out.
cess,ng her pain and anguish. mentally
~ physically.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-08-30
News Oddities

ASBESTOS PLANT 10 Philadelphia "
. In .
WOMEN cABBIES OF .
bssn Il
postmastsrs at the rate Of thhyrtwv
had him In custody He robbed
the stakes . Ave died
BIZ THE WILL mother nisd
Rsdnsh the family sbh divide
SOUTHLAND ROMANCE, IN ONE CHAPTER
GIRL IN MEMPHIS
marriage Neither
each considered
Miss Brisss-h Wayne Bsssspondsrsd
without anrs hesitation
fully resign cussss
HIS ana bsos taken
bits and cast them q her fest Dodson wheeled
Miss Brisgs threw hsrsSf
THE
q = s ss z: ss s.s :s .:s ~ ~: sH
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-08-30
The Value Of Proprietary
Medicines

! is proved by the very large
percentage Of physicians pre-
|scriptions for same remedies
found in every drug store in
America, but. as they are
written in Latin, few patients
realize this fact.
} The old standard proprietary
medicines like Lydia E. Pink
{ham's Vegetable Compound.
that has stood the test Of time,
! deserve a place in every family
medicine chest, and it is most
! oertain they would not be pre-
}scribed by physicians il they
were able to devise a formula
: equally as effieaeious.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-08-30
AsaUzzI WINS TANGO PRIZE.
Daks WE Wsesa Mise Eikiss
oualiass % Sess Dssssv.

Aesuxsl. Who was formerly engaged %
Niss Katherine EGins. won the prise at
an asistocratIc dance In Verice for his
SeHos nancs OF the tango Aiss 0enia
IIsuis Vas his partner In the competl-
ttou.
Prses wsrs zen 70 the best Isrform.
are IN vasieHa r!Asses
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-08-30
BABY O|SF|GURED : !.
wFTH...:SKIN TROUBLE.
From Top Of Head to Chest. ltehsa
So Could Hardly Keep From
Scratching. Tied Her Hands.
Spread Fast. Cuticura Soap and
Cutieura Ointment Cured.

~ q. No. !. Port Norris. N. J. NY
haby's dissass came ~ pinpls aad Ne:
water from Il spread n and mads Q sot1d
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-08-30

pooos 0yDoolse 81 00OS
Detective Michael 0orvan found nvs
asd . halt sticks OF dynamite on tho
roof ~ No. ! Roosevelt strsse last night.
ne dynamite was taken 70 ~ Oak
soDest Ds,iss eestisa.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-08-30

sore rum the ~ of her hsaa'
70 the cheat. WheusvG ~
turned her bod the 'baoo1
would run from hes nouls.
She wss dishgwed whils ~
lasted and she was crosD -.
fruitful night and day. ~
itched % ] could hasdly hsso
her from scratching. ] Md
her hands. u wa On ~
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-08-30
FRAUD IS CHARGED
N SUIT AGAINST
WOMDN'SLAND CO.
Receiver Named for Concern
Founded BY Miss HALEY
and Her Sister.
LIABILITIES OF S77s,ooo.
Both in Sanitarium, Brother
Says They're "Money
=. Sharks Victims.
LIABILITIES OF S77s.ooo.

soAss 0sssss c. Hols 10 tie UAsssa
UeoesU CssFs yesterday appointed Do
gsas L Psso1i receiver In baaksuptey
fes the HALEY LaaA and Imprsvsmsnt
CsUUoay. founded and e1srsasd ~
Mo 1ssA,iAs 1rsasosihi anA her sis
tee. il00s Rsoe Haley. AseoedinG V
the 1ooOo 4 hes asoSes - Seiy $50
ap1 nxbelssles q o11s.ee
~. Hssodi ~ Csssssiss Ptva. ID
asking . sscsivsrship. charge that the
coopaay hss fs1sAuisntiy sncumbsrsd
its real estate asd mas made prsfsrsn-
tial paynsuts. They further stated
that Ma yraaeeiiai 10 missing.
Lssis r. 0tsssss Of Williams. Folsom
4 oesSssa csunsei fes NJ. PassdA. saiA
ia6e niSht thss hs undWstsed cen.
plalses q the eompsay's dstass hsl
bsn nals - ths Disssset>Attssssys
s0sa
NasSss q the ssstsss ms bssa q
~ e0css fes tvo months. nor ~
fhsy at their homo In Harrison. n. r.
Bso6amia r. HALEY. . brother. says
- ss"''sn"n ~"
OF sssansee worries. which ~ attsossse
= shs s9ssssioas q nsssy lsaAssA
ACTIVE ~ REAL ESTATE ron
p. .,.,.,. ~ ~. s.r...,. b
rsai sssAss b New Yesk al vsssaity
~ ssany twenty ysaW 49, q late
yeaS I've esea eeceescssee sa
treeeeus . vt0ew' - u esesse-Ss.
Nv - SeeeA Ireeeesn+ ITesseees q
sAe sSaaee eevsees Dee6
. ~ ysoss ~ ny Oe0aa e1ese.
slvs Ssvaeooeess = Aso1sssdk es1
Hossnee 10 Weseencssse cs.esy. ~
49, "esecs ~ AceHseee Ceeev.
eyne u - AVE- 1leee SsaeaSsv
~ " s 1sssss ~
suus 70 s.eso o hessss. va'ssd
- 49, 80 seuA6 %
seee:
.U - so ese''ssea
~ n.
~. $1,000 - 49, ~
observation-disclosures
- ~. 49, ~. ~
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-. ,..Ns. ~ ~
80 49,. ~ - 49,.
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Ov0v O0AWHO
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-08-30
HINT THAT ARDElE.
ABDuCTEDHERSELF
ANDFAKED STORY
Tale of Alleged "White Slave
Victim" Full Of lnconsist.
e:icies, Police Say.
MOTHER STAYS SILENT.
Girl Was to Have Visited
Aunt in Rutland by
Previous Plan.

An ambition hasborsd By Arasss
0iashssn from the early days Of sprins
has bssa realised. but the manner q
eotAininG her desire has resulted IN
hysesFsa that kept her psostrats N 30
to-day. utterly incapable Of sxpaaAains
the wiera story q white s,avsfS' that.
shs related late lase nisAt. Asdsss y
the strlkinsly bsautlfui Heboksa spheel.
gisl who disappsarsd from her hone
wednesday, and shoetiy aftss g.
patchsa Q hyasrical letter. 10 Ass
mother. vowins she wss IN the hasds
Of kidaappers. Late last night she was
returned to her homo BY detectives.
who found her at the homo q rsla.
i've IN Rutland. W
Ardsls vas not to - seen to-day when
. reporter called ct her home. No. Isl
Twelfth street. Hoboksn. II was az
plainsd that she was 30 III - the result
OF her experience that she couldnt
speak. Neither would her mother. Mira
Margaret Glashesn. WHO 70 'mstroo u
the West Twsnty%hird street ferry.
house Of the Lack wanna Railroad and
who, while her daughter vas missing
was exceedingly vofuSlc. bsseeohing the
newspapers TO help md the s1Fi. receive
the reporter. Secrecy ala not extend to
the police. however. who are paying but
scant attention 70 the tale told by the
sirl.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1913-04-07
UTES ARE ORDERED
TO BEHAVE

CorteZ, Colo, April 6.-Indian Agent
Shear has issued an ultimatum to the
outlaw band of Ute Indians who for
several weeks defied the county and
federal authorities and persisted in
hiding thief Big Rabbit, wanted on
Il ; charge of having murdered a sheep
herdcr, to the effect that federal SOL
diers would be sent into the noun
Ill to capture him and the band UNI
less he is surrendered.
The band is led by a noted Ute war
rior, Meriana, who took his followers
into receSsea of the Big Ute mountains
about 35 miles southwest of this place.
Immediately after the killing the
utes hustled Big Rabbit into the
mountains to esCape arrest. The band
Of 80 or more succeeded in preventing
his captur by county authorities al
though a large posse of deputies I'M
dertook the task. The Indians showed
tight but Agent Spear forbade the
county authorities to begin hostilities.
Agent Spear now is with the major
portion Of the Ute tribe on the reser-
walton and has determined, he de-
clarcs, to apprehend Big Rabbit. No
reason is assigned by him for the is
suancc of his ultimalum.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1913-04-07

When Gabriel's trump has sounded
its autocratic call: when we march up
with the record, there
MAKE A on to stand or fall;
RECORD whcn we salute good
old st. peter as he
stands before the gate; when we wish
that we'd stuck closer to the narrow
path and straight; when we speculate
On what The judge will say in His
decree; when we wonder where We'll
locate. for all eternity: when we think
about a lot of things that we have
said and done; when we hope that
they will not be classed as evil, but
as fun: when we lingor on the anX-
ious seat for the verdict to come in;
when we wonder where and at what
time our sentence viii begin: when
W. look back at the years behind and
trust they're not too bad; when we
listen for the final word to make us
glad or sad-let's be sure that in the
verdict therell not he found this
note: when you should have worked
for Houston, you stayed home and
didn't vote"