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LAW AND COLLECTIONS.

Alfred Adjustment Agency, Law
Collections Everywhere, Atlas b
Wasatch 1857.
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BOOK PUBLISHERS,

Horton Book & Stationery Co., q T.
Broadway. Was. 5SSt.
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CONTRACTORS.
e1ONTRACTORS AND BUT. .DERS.

Diamond Drilling Co., Newhouse Bldg.
| Wasatch 1880.
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Lewis. DR.. David H., Eye. Ear, Nose and
Throat. zoos Walker Bank Bldg. Wa
satch 249S.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Andrew Davidson. 925 f. 18th SO. Hy-
land 1887.
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LIVERY STABLES.

Utah Litho. Co. W. T. Benson. Pree.
Mgr, 1858 p. Q. Place. Was. ~
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Debating MACHINES.
DISAPPEARING BEDS.

Edison Debating Machine Co. Felt Bid
was. 500.
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LEATHEEs AND PINDrN
LIME AND CEMENT,

Salt Lake Leather & Finding Co, q
Supplies, 274- s. W. T. Wasatch 81
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY.

Holmes, Samuel. l56 w. So Temple
Was 3il7.
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BAKERS AND coNFEcTIc

Hammel, l. f.. Sales Agt Toledo Scale
Co, 225 So. W. Temple. Was io3.
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FISH AND POULTRY.

United States Phosphate Co. Kearns
Bldg. Wasatch $500.
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Union Fish Co.. 1lS w. S. 4. Was 2940.
Wasatch Fish and Poultry Co. Gs w. LIST
So, Wasatch 907-
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ADDING MACHINES.
ADVERTISING PUBLICITY.

Burroughs Adding Machine Co, 3I3 SO.
Main ST. Wasatch 1861.
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LIQUORS-WHOLESA

american Linen 6. Towel Supply
35 u. 9Th So. Was. S2s.
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Bryson, George NJ. Architect, Boston
Bldg Wasatch l4S2.
n. c. Dart. Judge Bldg. Wasatch 5s42
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Salt Lake Pressed Brick Co. Yard, 14th
So. and 11th East. Hyland 10i
Salt Lake Pressed Brick Co, Kearns
Bldg. Wesatch s51.
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HOTELa

Lackey, w. c.. Horseshoer. 12O w So
Temple. Wasatch 5843.
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DRUG MANUFACTURERS.
DRUGS-WHOLESALE.

Groenhalgh Remedy Co., Inc. % E. 4lh
So. Was. 1894.
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LADIES' FURNISHNGs-wHoI
SALT


Cline, l.. g. Bro, Wholesale Notions n
Simons Bldg. Wasatch 1901.
Charlton Cloak & Suit Co., s21 30. u
Was. 4409.
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CANNING COMPANIES,
CARRIAGE SHOPS

National Gamer and Evaporator Co., ]
y. Law, Mgr, Boston Bldg Was. 922
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CoKE-FUEL COMPANIES.
COMMERCIAL CLUBS.

| Utah Fuel Co. General Offices, Judge
Bldg, Wasatch ISL.
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DYE WORKS.
ELECTRIC GARAGES.

Model Dye Works. A w Bird So. Was.
ol93
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BANKS AND BANKERS.

Banana supply Co. Exclusive Banana
House, 3es Eccles Ave. Wasatch 1892.
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MANUFACTURING JEWELEsa
Edgar ]. Left, Mfr. Jewoler. us
Main. Was sS55.
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DRUG AND LIQUOR CURES,

smlth-Fans Drug Co.. 17i-i79 w. End So
Exchange 235.
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Salt Lake Cabinet & Fixture Co., Kaspei
j. Fetzer. Prop, 32 Richards ST. Wa
satch 3210.
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nRESSMAKING.

Brown. Frank c., 323 Judge Bldg. Was
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BOILER WORKS.

Schonert Philip, horseshoer. etc, ~.
So. 1st w. Wasatch 2f39.
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BUSINESS COLLEGES.

Wilson, D. NJ & Co.. 37s So. State Was.
5o91
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CONTRACTING ENGINEERS.
CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS.

Cherdron. o. P. Lynch-Cannon Eng, Co.
Dooley Blk. Was. 1892.
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BRooMs AND SUPPLIES.
BUFFETS,

Western Broom Company. 9es Windsor
Ave- Hyland 2l61
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HARDWARE sToREs-RETAh'.

Jolmes- Parker Hardware Co.. i'l 'o'
Main. Was S4O
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AUTO TIRES

BeTtram Motor Supply Co. 251 So. State
Wasatch 6S0S
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LOAN AND TRUST CoMPANIES
LUBRICATING OILS.

Salt Lake Security Z, Trust Company
SO. Main. Exchange 80.
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BILL POSTING DISTRIBUTING.
BLACKSMITIIS

Utah Bill Posting Co. s5 Richards st
Wasatch 25S9.
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FLOUR MILLS.
FREIGHT AGENCIES.

Husler Flour Nils. S. State ST. Hyland
1Go2
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CREAMERUES.
CREDIT ASSOCIATIONS.

Nelson g. Kicks Co. $50 Bccles ave Wa
satch 2150-2i5l.
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Aultman. q. L.. Gen. Nero, 4S0 So. 9th
w. Wasatch $3.50.
Barnes Grocery Co., Gen. Mdse.. 143 No.
1st W. Wasatch 393
Carbon Emery Stores Co., Kearns Bldg.
Exchange 1856.
Fifth Ward Family Store. coo s. srd W.
Was. 6l6o.
Hayes. NJ. A.. Family Store. 25s Bird No.
Was. 4103.
Nielsen. H. p, $50 w Srd No. Was 1857,
GENTS FURNISHINGS, SHOES AND
HOSIERY.
lockwood Bros, 211S So. 11th East. Hy-
land 1852.
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LITHOGRAPHERs

Germania Liquor Co., II W. LIST So.
1929.
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CHINESE HERBAL.
CHINESE MERCHANTS

Yee Foo Lun. C. IL D., 11S So Main.
Was. $3.50.
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ELECTRICAL, SUPPLIES

SPiker Electric Garage Co. Electric An
TO Storage IS So. 4th q. Was. 6464.
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Observation-Disclosures.
ATTORNEYS.

Bird -Cowan Co. Assayers and Chemists.
100 S w. Temple. Wasatch 3lii.
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KnowItop, Mrs. A. g., 1l9-124 Mercah'ne
Annex, Was 46If.
sanitarium EIairdressing Parlor1, LaaaeI aaei
Turkish Baths, "a w. 3rd no. was. ~
sa sse, F., Hair Factory, 2lS So MALI
Was. 2l99
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DETECTIVE SERVICE

Maylon Detective Service, Mcintyre Bldg.
Was. o37.
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ARRATOIRS.
ACADEMIES.

Njppers's Slaughter House, Thomas j..
18th Sn. and End West. Hyland 3aSl.
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ACCOUNTANTS,

ST. Mary's Academy. 14s So. 1st w Wa
satch $50.
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JEWELLERS
JUNK DEALERS

Leysor- Pearsall Co., 236 So, Main.
satch 66.
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DELIcATEssEN sPEcIALTIEs
DENTISTS.

Anselmo & Pagano, 496 W. End 30. Was
$685.
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Kanawha Dispatch Routes, Judge Bldg.
Was. 1888,
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GENTS FURNISHINGS, SHOES AMI
GLASS MANUFACTURERS.
GLOVE COMPANIES,

Utah Glass Co, Caroline Seymour. 20S
Kearns Bldg Wasatch $3.50.
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LUMBER.

Star Lubricating OH Co.. 266 SO. 9Th y
Wasatch 255S.
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ENGINEERS.
ENGRAVERS.

Brown and Klclnschmidt. engineers,
Dooly Bldg. Wasatch 2615.
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ARCHITECTS,

Thomas T. T., Hooper Blk. Wasatcli
929.
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EXTRACTING SPECIALISTS
EYE AND EAR SPECIALISTS.

Wight. DIR. r. u. Boston Bldg Was
1872.
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CTIIROPODIST

Duck kee & Co, 81 Richards. Was. s72
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IMPLEMENT DEALERS
INSURANCE AGENCIES

Con. Wagon & Machine Co.. 100 So. Stat
Street. DNoh. 7d5
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GROCERIES.

Nelson Glove Co., SO Il, Broadway. Was.
3175.
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MANUFACTURERS AGENTS

Aldr,dge. The W. Ceiling Co, pooly p
Was. l91c. =.
Porter. Chas, r, Mfg. Agt., Kearns p''
Wasatch 3294
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FURNISHINGS AND NOTIONS.
FURNITURE DEALERS.

Robinson n. II. Co, Go s, W. Temple.
NTaa o33
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Crescent Ice Cream Co, Wholesale and
Retail. $50 w. ard So. Was. 1856
Keeley Ice Cream Co.. 26o So. State. Wa
sutoh 1928.
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MEATS AND LIvEsToCA.
MEATS-RETAna

Murray Meat G Livestock Co.. '''
State. Wasatch 526.
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MACHINERY AND MILL SUPPlia
Allis- Chalmers Mfg. Co., KearnS ~
Wasatch 73.
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FURNITURE-oFFIoE SUPPLIES.
GENERAL, MERCHANDISE.

Wager-Lewis Co., ofrioe furniture auto
polishes. 321 q. 9Th So. Wasatch 2707.
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cpocER1Es AND NOTIONS.
HAIRDREsSIN

3aler. Hiram L., Grocer ana No'i0''
1899 S, 9th u. Hyland 6Sl
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HOTEL BROKERS'.
HoUSEWRECKING-GENERAL
CONTR AN7TNc

Davis. Ross c.. 113 So. Main. Was. 1888
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GROCERIES AND MEATs-o0ntin,uoaa Cd
Mcculough Bros, $50 So 9Th H.
1883. =, u9 Wns
3059, vor,ans
Quality Gro. & Meat Co; E ~ fs0a
Mgr. SEQ End Ave. was 19o'' ,,o
Rich. Edw. e., Jr. 7so W. NO. Ae"p's'
Was. 1912. yvos
6268
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ICE CREAM MANUFACTURERS

Geo. Ross, 30 No. 2nd W. Was. 5s47.
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4yA1p npEssTNG SUPPLIES.

Gibson, Mrs. NJ. L., Manicurihs, ,.s3
dressing. els So. State. Was lAo''
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c A. Fowler, i12 w. End So Was. 1880.
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NEUROLOGICAL
PETER GANG.


Peter Gang, aged AZ years and for
Is years resident of Pine Bluff, died
yesterday morning at the State Hos
pital for Nervous Diseases at Little
Rock, where he has been confined for
the past two months.
Mr.. Gang is survived by his widow
two sons. Frank and Joe Gang, and
one daughter, Miss Ida Gang. The de-
ceased was for a number of years en-
ployed at the Cotton Belt shops in this
city and later engaged as a carriage
painter. He was member of the
Knights of Columbus, affiliated with
local council No. 1153, and also held
membership in several other orders.
The remains will be shipped from
Little Rock this morning to Blooming
ton, ILL.,, where interment will take
place in the old family burial ground
Sunday. Willie Miller, member of the
local council of knights of Columbus
left Pine Bluff yesterday morning and
will accompany the remains to Bloom
ington. The two sons of deceased will
also accompany the body.
Mr.. Gang and his family made theil
home in this city until about two
months ago, when it was found neces-
sary to remove Mr. Gang to the State
Hospital for Nervous Diseases for
treatment. Since his removal to Little
! Rock, his wife and children have been
making their home with relatives at
Bloomington.
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CAMDEN PERSON AIS

Camden, July S.-Mr. and Mrs. Jake
Felsenthal, now residing in New Or
leans, are visiting their parents, MI
and Mrs. David Felsenthal. They are
the recipients of much attention from
their many relatives and friends here
Mr.. Felsenthal, who is connected
with very large retail department
store in the city, will be here only
during the week
during this week. is wife will remain
! for longer period, 1uuch to the
pleasure of her old-time friends II
Camden.
H. S. Powell has returned from q
few days business visit to Little
Rock.
Mrs. w. P. Elliott, who has been
very i'll for ten days, was taken tc
the Baptist Memorial hospital in Dali
las, Texas, last night by her husband
Mr.. Elliott, where she will probably
undergo an operation at the hands OF
DR.. Reeves.
Mrs, P. G. Willets and children
who have resided in this city and
Lester for mere than year, have re-
turned to their former home in Pitts
burgh, Pa. Mr.. Willets has arranged
his business in a way that will en-
able him to divide his time between
this place and Pittsburgh.
Mr. and Mrs. F. 'P. Benson chaper-
o1ed party of young people who
enjoyed an outing at Devils Elbow
yesterday afternoon. The party in
cluded the Misses Edith Davidson,
Margie Smith, Leila Lide and India
Benson, Messrs Bracy Benson and
Holcomb, of Little Rock, and Heath
Horsley of Pine Bluff.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. w. Gordon, was BIT
ten by her pet dog while skating in
front of her home late yesterday at
ternoon. The dog was lying on the
walk watching the children as usual,
when he suddenly went into spasm
and fastened his teeth in the child's
arm. The dog has been locked up
but is now in a normal condition and
shows no sign of rabies.
The Ouachita club rooms was the
scene of a merry party last night
who danced until the wee, small
hours. Prof Ashfords orchestra fur
nished tie excellent music.
Master Alfred Rose is the guest of
Joe Westall in Pine Bluff for a few
weeks.
Miss Margaret Lide left tonight for
weeks visit to Miss Mary Tenny
son in TeXarkana.
Mrs. Tom Hardy is visiting her son,
William in Alexandria, La
The families of T. j. Watts, w. P.
Richie and Mrs. H. P. Smead are
enjoying an outing at Muslin lake
this week.
State Manager of the w. o. w.
R. E. Miller will address the men,
bers of Ouachita camp Friday night,
July II.
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ACQU1T BILBO OF
BRIBERY CHARGE
Jury Deliberates Eighteen Hours in
Case Of Mississippi's Lieu.
tenant. gOvernOr,

Jackson, Miss, July 9.-Lieutenant-
governor Theodore G.. Bilbo, charged
with bribery, was acquitted by a jury
late this afternoon. The jury was
out since II o'clock Wednesday night
The case has attracted the greatest
interest throughout the state, nearly
everybody taking sides either for or
against Bilbo. One of the witnesses
testified that Bilbo had sought a
bride of $4,000 to prevent legislation
inimical to the interests of the wit
ness company. Bilbo, while on the
stand. characterized this witness as
damned crook" and fought for a
continuance on the pretext of secur-
ing evidence to prove his assertion.
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Identified with the Arkansas Mill
Supply company of this city.
Will Vego will leave this morning
for Stuttgart where he will superin-
tend the work of erecting several
pool tables for Woolfork Brothers.
Mrs. ]. c. Stewart arrived last
evening from her home at Loco, Okla,
and will remain here a short while as
the guest of her brother-in-law and
sister, Deputy Circuit Clerk and Mrs.
G. C. Lyle, at 1901 Pine street.
Miss Annie Engel left yesterday for
Warren, where she will spend about
week teaching a number Of stu
dent operators for the Southwestern
Telephone & Telegraph company.
Miss .Engel is chief operator at the
Pine Bluff office.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
All advance notices furnished by
.soLlg9QL
Hazel Dawn at the Best.

The Best theater today will feature
Hazel Dawn, late star of "The Pink
Lady," in Bronson Towards dramatic
INSTALLATION of the famous interna-
tional romance, Zone of Our Girls" a
play that teens with patriotic interest
and vivid situations, and thrills its
auditor sas the enabling sacrifices are
shown by plucky and quick witted
American girl to save her little
French cousin from an alliance with
a criminal rougue who has a past.
How we'll she succeeds is interestingly
shown in four reels of the most beauti-
full and artistic production that capti-
Yates and holds audience spellbound.
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MARYLAND u. D. G..
UNVEIL MONUMENT
Gen. McCausland, Last of Generals in
M0necacy Battle, Makes
Address.

Frederick, Mr.. July 9.-The marker
of the Monocacy battle field placed by
the Fitzhugh Lee chapter, United
Daughters of the Confederacy to the
memory of southern soldiers who fell
in that engagement, will be unveiled
today the fiftieth anniversary of the
battle. The site on which the marker
is placed overlooks the battlefield and
was the headquarters in 1S62Aof Cen
erals Jackson, Lee and Hill. During
the fight it was the position Of the
Amhert battery that sent its shot fly
ing into the hollow where the bloodiest
fighting was done. 1t is in full view
from railroad and pike, overlooking
the place where southern chivalry
gave its life blood, and is an ideal
Ispot. The simple marker, for which
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PERSONALS

Willie Miller left yesterday morn
ing for Little Rock.
C. B. Murphy spent yesterday al
Little Rock on business.
Thomas A. Hill spent yesterday at
Little Rock on business.
City Attorney Earl S. Wood spent
yesterday at Little Rock.
Judge T. NJ. Phillips of Althelme1
was in the city yesterday.
Abe Soltz returned yesterday from
a business trip to St. Louis.
Attorney A. H. Rowell was legal
visitor to Little Rock yesterday.
ATTORNEY Lewis Rhoton of Little
Rock arrived in the city last night.
Capt. J. w. Ethridge of Swan Lake
was business visitor in the city
( yesterday.
Miss Laurence White of Monticel-
! 10 is in the city, the guest of Miss
Emma Monk. =,.-.
4 Mr.. and Mrs. P. G. Jenkins OF
i Sheriff. are spending two weeks
vacation at Hot Springs.
Ziba Bennitt and family, who
motored to California, have returned
to their home in this city.
Mrs Kate Bum of the Dreyfus de-
partment store has gone to Denver
where she will spend her vacation.
Curtis Mead will leave today for
Monticello, where he will visi
Horatio Wells.
Walter Wood returned yesterday
from a visit to the Pacific coast
where he has been for several
months.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Ricord will
leave today for Denver, Colo, where
they will spend the remainder of the
summer.
Henry Roberts will leave tonight
for Memphis where he will trans
act business for the remainder OF
the week.
Curtis Mullin has gone to Aubrey,
where he will pitch today and tomor-
row for the team from that city
against Mariana.
j. L.. Campbell, representing the To-
ledo Scales company, is in the city
calling on his trade and mingling
with his many friends.
T. l.. Leslie of Texarkana spent a
ruote to Dewitt, where he will re-
main for some time.
Leland Murphy and Armstrong
Barrow will leave today for Mineral
Wells, Texas, where they will spend
about two weeks recuperating.
E. Greenbaum of the firm of Kastor
& Bluthenthal, will leave Sunday for
New York, where he will visit friends
and relatives and spend his vacation.
Mrs. J.H. Smith of Brookville, Miss,
who has been in the city for the
past month visiting her mother, Mrs.
T. NJ. Hooker, returned to her home
yesterday.
Mrs. ]. T. Lloyd, Misses Marie,
Jennie, Turner and Frances Lloyd,
left yesterday afternoon for Denver.
Colorado, where they will remain UNI
til September.
President w. w. Brown of the Mem
phis, Dallas & Gulf railway, with head
quarters at Memphis, was visitor in
the city yesterday. MIR. Brown is
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WATER we'll ON
TRIMbBE PLACE
PROVES "GASSER'
Continued from Page ~

Continued from Page IT,
was applied to the pipe, the roaring
flame shooting into the air for several
feet, as high as any in the gas field of
Cannde Parish, La, from which Pine
Bluff is now obtaining it's supply of
natural gas.
Robert Trimble stated last night
that steps for ascertaining the value
of the deposit would be taken at
once. A circumstance that leads. to
the conclusion that it is stratum of
gas that was struck is the fact that
somewhat similar experience was
had last year at a point, about one
quarter of a mile north of the we'll
that yesterday developed into gasser.
That water was found in this other
hole, and also indications of oil.
The we'll that yesterday developed
into "gasser'' is two inches in dia-
meter. The pipe has been capped to
conserve the supply.
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Missionary Work.

'"The crisis of foreign missions is
not on the field, but at the home base.
In all fields it would be quite possible
to double the work and quadruple the
efficiency If the church at home were
aroused. The Christian women in
America who will take as their field
the awakening and energizing of the
churches are doing missionary work
of the greatest value."-Mrs. Helen
Barrett Montgomery.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1914-07-10
SOCIETY,".
Frank F. Skinner and
Miss Lola Walter Wed.

Frank F. Skinner and Miss Lola
Walter were united in marriage at
$3.50 last evening" the ceremony taking
place at the home of the brides sister,
Mrs. Clarence Allen, at 709 State
street. The Rev. J. I. Norris perform
ed the rites. Mr.. Skinner is popular
young tonsorial artist employed at
Wheat's barbershop, while his bride
has been included in the corps of en-
ployes at the Dreyfus store. They
will be domiciled at ia East Eighth
avenue.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1914-07-10

- ~ ksaaal
this chapter has worked three years,
is made of Maryland granite, sur
mounted by boulder with a bronze
tablet suitably inscribed. The FEEDER
al army has already marked the spot.
The last surviving general who COM
manded troops on either side in the
battle, Gen. John S. McCausland, will
deliver the principal address today.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1914-07-10

If interested roads approve prop
osition agreed upon by transportation
and accounting officers a new sched-
ule. Of rates ranging from SO to IS
for handling cars, will become effect
i've. Where owners participate in
the business the rate will be from :
to S cents a mile, according to the
size and character of the car.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1914-07-10

Mrs. J. F. Stewart and daughter,
Miss Nettie, have gone to Mineral
Wells, Texas, where they will remain
for about a month.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1914-07-10

Ohio will this year employ 10000
men in bodybuilding.