Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1914-01-22

venlber, and that F. Waldstein, al
:es.ee signer of the petition from the
Jefferson hotel, lived il st. Louis,
Tut stopped at this hotel.
The majority of the witnesses call
e.. ~ testify made demands for their
witness fees of 81. so each, and were
paid by E. D. Russell.
Adjournment was then taken until
1870 o'clock.
Night Session.
Comparatively few Witnesses were
examined at the night session, as
these on the stand from 1880 o'clock
until 10 o'clock when an auJvurn-
me:it was taken were held for some
length of time.
| w. r. Without, manager of the
Orpheo hotel testified that number
of persons whose names were called
and who had stopped at this hotel,
We're not there January /. These
were challenged.
c. G. Harrison, of No. 24O7 Olive
street, testified he was an uncle of
Mo,lle Harrison, and said she would
act be Is years old until April. He
said the year of her birth was 1896
| Growing confused under cross-ex-.
animation, he declared younger sis
ter. 10 years old, was born in 1893,
three years earlier than her elder
sister,
K. L. Hamilton, of No. S21 Ne
braska street, testified he is unable
to write, declared that he did MOI
sign his name 20 the petition, but
tlat his wife did, under the impress
sion NAT it was for the prohibition
lists.
! O. L. Hooper, of No. 1910 North
Eighth Avenue, testified he was born
in 1895, and therefore, is a minor.
Mrs. Il. E. Young, of No. 500
| West Second avenue, testified that
she did not know some of the names
real her from the petition and these
names were challenged by Attorney
Sorrells.
+. D, Russell, who has been
active among the remonstrants, said
he lived outside the city and testified
that certain petitioners concerning
whom he was questioned, live outside
the city limits. These weie cnal
lenged. On cross-examination he
said he had visited some of these
persons last summer, and on being
asked the question whether or not he
is interested in the present proceed
ms, declared that he was very much
Interested.
E A. Ehrensberger, general secre-
Eary of the Y. NJ. G.. A., testified
that o. Crawford, R. Crider, T. E.
Goddard, D. J. Gillian, G. S. Surlee
r. Brojean, E. J. Gallon &c. Lang
j. E. Manning, w. A.. Musey, Sim
| Todeis, j. L. Thomas and Ernest
Speuhler, who gave their place of
| residence as the Y. M. C.. A., did
net live there. He declared that
some had been there and some had
not
Cross-examined, he said he had
been genera. secretary almost year,
that he came here from the East,
and specifically mentioned New York
state, and that he had formerly lived
in Buffalo. Witness admitted that
he did not have charge of rooms, but
had charge of the books. Admitted
:i,at certain persons whom Attorney
Jo?es, for the liquor petitioners,
named, lived there, and at this
iuncture Attorney Sorrells for the
remopstrants, entered an objection,
declaring that Judge Jones was call
Ing lanes from the census. After
the legal tilt between the attorneys,
illness said that two or three
Greeks lived there and he made a
stab at pronouncing their names.
Witness declared that person might
stay at the "Y" one night, or two
nights, but If person remained
there for as many as three nights, he
was positive he would know that
person. Witness said he considered
mans home where he had job,
and said he considered Pine Eiutf his
home at the present.
Joe Durham, connected with the
Arkansas Gazette. testified that X.
A. Sanders, previously testified to =
having lived at the Orpheo hotel, and
to have had room there January l,
is employed by this paper. Witness
said Sanders did not have home
and travelled about over the state.
With the exception of two wit
nesses, who gave only minor testi-
mopy this closed the session for
the right. Adjournment was taken