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Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-11
Birmingham Sues
Cleveland Team for
Twenty Thousand

CLEVELAND, July 1o-Joseph L.
Birmingham, former monager Of the
Cleveland American league base ball
team. today filed suit for $4,000 in com
mon pleas court here against Charles w.
somers. owner Of the team, TO recover
salary and damages alleged to be due
because somers terminated his contract.
discharging him as manager and released
Birmingham's petition says his con-
tract was for the seasons Of 1914. 1918 ana
1916. at $500 year, with $3.50 additional
as an option on his services and that It
contained no ten-day clause. being what
has come to be termed an 'iron clad"
contract, He says he was paid his salary
to June /. 1915. and claims II 10 due until
October Is. 1916.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-11
Caddock of Anita
Throws Ecklund

HARLAN. Ia. July io.-(speeiaL)-clar-
ence Ecklund. Canadian light heavy
weight champion. met his first defeat IN
two years when he met Earl c. Craddoek
of Anita. Ia, the national amateur cham
pion, on the local mat last night.
The match was exceedingly fast
throughout.
Csddock got the first fall at the end
Of twenty-cight minutes when he pinned
Ecklund TO the niat WITH a hammerloek
aud bar arm hold.
TIE second fan went to Caddock at the
end OF twelve minutes with double wrist
lock.
Ecklund stated to the large crowd that
Caddock was the best man Of his weight
that he had ever met
Ecklunds weight was IN. cAadedk
weighed 1sa
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-11
OMAHA And LINKS
EACH WIN A GAME
Invaders Hammer North from the
Mound in First, but Are Held in
Check by Hoffman.
DICK BREEN PLAYS STAR GAME

After being outlucked. outhit and out
played in the first game Of a double
header yesterday, the Rourkes returned
to their winning stride in the second sf-
fray and msuled the Tigers in becoming
style. Score, first game. Lincoln. 6;
Omaha. 4; second game. Omaha, 4; Lin
coin, 2.
Contest No. 1 opened with Lincoln get
ting three scores on four hits and two
errors, while in the second inning the
Tigers anassed a like number on the
same amount Of biffs, including home
run by Mcintyre, and sacrifice fly.
In the third Bverdon for Omaha hit
one over the right field fence for the cir
cult, and in the sixth three singles
brought the home club still another.
Omahas last scoring was accomplished
in round eight, when two more were
added to the total on four singles.
Hoffman Does Well.
Hoffman in contest No. pitched in
good FORM having it on his rival. Morse.
in every particular except steadiness,
Morse not emitting a single pass, while
Hoffman issued three.
Throughout the entire afternoon not a
single base was stolen in either game.
owing to the excellent backstopping on
both sides. In fact, no one came close to
stealing, for which fact much credit is
due particularly to Kruger of Omaha,
who caught the straight eighteen innings.
A feature worthy of particular mention
was the work of Shortstop McGaffigan
of Lincoln. who accepted thirteen chances
during the day in whirlwind fashion.
making a cleancut play Of every chance.
His work was perfect.
Breen Stars for Omaha.
Breen for Omaha more than duplicated
this performance by taking eighteen
chances without a wobble and besides
getting five hits out of nine trips to the
plate In fact, his playing was the big
noise of the afternoon.
The second game was cleancut from
gong to finale. both sides playing more
than exceptional ball This afternoon an
other double-header will take place, the
first game starting at o'clock. Lincoln
wild again take the role of the opposi-
tioA Score, first game:
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-11
Beckett Beats Porter.

Guy Beckett OF the Field clup carried
away the directors cup in the second
flight by winning in the finals from Foys
Porter. also OF the Field club. and 3.
Drexel Sibbernsen won the secretary
cup in the third flight by winning from
J. X. o'NeilI OF Miller park. and s. M.
H. La Douceur of the Field club won
the consolation event from e. p. Murphy
Of the Country club. 4 and 2.
Arthur Longworth, Willie Hosre's as
sistant. won the .club-makers' match yes
terday morning, turning in score Of SO.
Bobby Christie was second with So and
Stanley Davies third with 90. There has
been very little betting on the outcome Of
the tourney
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-11
RED SOX WIPE UP
PARK WITH TIGERS
Boston Defeats Detroit in Second
Game Of Series by Score Of
Six to Three.
DUBUc Is POORLY SUPPORTED

DETROIT. July 1o.-Dubuc and Cavet
were hit hard today and the former was
poorly supported. the result being to
victory for Boston. Foster was strong
all the way. Kavanaugh hit home run
over the left field fence for the third
time this year. Foster duplicated the
drive later In the game. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-11
New York Yankees
Blank the Indians

CLEVELAND. July l0.-New York
punched three Of it's five hits Oft Morton
In the seventh inning and scored enough
runs TO win. sfterward punching hits off
Jones. the relief pitcher. and winning. 4
TO o. Caldwell held Cleveland 10 five
hits and wound up his game by striking
out Smith and Barbara with the bases
filled. Score
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-11
DENVER

IWo-base mus Miller, GaIIoWay %,
Callahan Kelly. Three-bsse hit: Kelle-
her. sacrifice hits: Coffey. Lejeune, Kel-
leher. Stolen bases: Galloway (2) Cof-
fey ~, Kelleher, cooney. Miller. Double
OFF Aralianes. . In five and one-third in
nings; off Mitchell 2 In three and two
thirds innings. Bases on balls: OFF
A y Hrasns Gif bI Ks Mtsbs struck SS k sHt
B. Time; 1:44. Umpire: Mullen
Score, second game:
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Browns Win from
Philadelphia Macks

ST. LOUIS, July 1o.-Bressler was hit
hard in the fourth and fifth inning OF
today's game and St. Louis won from
Philadelphia, 4 to 3.
doubles by Austin and Lavan and a sim
gle by Leary netted three runs. In the
fifth shotton tripled and scored on sin
gle by Austin. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-11
It's Getting So Pa Romke Can Play Game Betveen Shoce
JOHN REDTCK NEW
STATE GOLF CHAMP
Country Club Man Evens Up Old
Score BY Beating Sam Reynolds
for Title, 9 Up and 8.
OTHER FLIGHTS COMPLETED

OTHER FLIGHTS COMPLETED
BY playing par golf almost all the way
John w Rediek.- veteran player OF the
Country club, defeated Sam v. Reynolds,
title holder for the Nebraska state golf
championship at the Country club yes
terdsy. up and to go, on the thirty
SIX holes.
And by defeating the Field club crack
Redick evened up an old score. In 1912
Reynolds and Redick met in the final
round for the state emblem and that
time REYNOLDS won. up and I. This
time 1t was the other way round and
Redick won bY almost as large a score.
From the very start Il was evident
that Redick was out to win. On the
first nine holes played he got the Jump
on Sam and was leading up. From
that time on he was never headed. but
kept gradually increasing his lead.
Reynolds starting by taking the first
hole. but in order TO do 50 he had to
hole in three. one under par. Redick
PLAYED the second hold in par four and
Reynolds halved with him But on the
third Reynolds took five while Redick
holed in par four and the fourth was
halved with par five.
Goes Into Lead.
On the fifth hole Redick scored a par
five while REYNOLDS had to be content
with a six and from that time on Redick
maintained a lead.
He shot the seventh hole in two one
under par. and halved the eighth and
ninth with the title holder Redick's
total for the first outside was se, one
under par.
On the inside he turned in 81, taking
three holes of the nine. while Sam took
two. This gave Redick three up on
Reynolds on the first eighteen holes.
Starting the afternoon round the first
hole on the outside was halved and Rey-
r0'ds o'c'-ed up one when he made the
second hole In par four to Redick's six.
Eut the third hoe was halved and Red
ick won the fourth and fifth by playing
both in four. This put Reynolds four
down.
Reynolds braced again, took the sixth.
halved the seventh and took the eighth,
making 1t but two down. But Redick
made It three again by taking the ninth
hole with a par three.
Takes Three Straight.
Then Rediok took the TENTH eleventh
and twelfth and halved the thirteenth,
making It his match. He. played par
golf on all four holes D.,
Redick played a great game Of golf.
He played good, steady, consistent
game and he deserved to win, He. out
played Reynolds on Sans strongest fort,
his driving. Both Reynolds and Redick
were inclined to miss hard puts at times
and both would have turned in bigger
~ ltNl had ~ oil S,-iNt.
them when making twelve and fifteen
foot puts.
A large gallery. probably go persons,
followed the afternoon play, but their
presence never bothered Redick for a
minute and he played better game
with the gallery following than in the
morning when the gallery was but a
dozen or so. Reynolds also played a
nice game, but it wasn't the equal OF
Redick's.
- Il
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-11
DODGERS BEAT CUBS
IN OOUDLE-HEADER
Victory of Brooklyns Makes it
Three Straight from Chicago and
Eleven Out of Twelve.
HAVE HOPES OF THE PENNANT

BROOKLYN. July 1o.-rhe pennant bee
is buzzins in the ears of Brooklyn as
result of their double victory over Chit
cago today. to and 6 to 0. making
three straights from the Cubs and eleven
out of the last twelve. The Brooklyns
are now only three games behind the
Cubs. Score. first game;
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-11
Tigers snatch Regan.

Steve REGAIN, the Cornell university
twirler. who was put off the squad in
mid-season by Coach Al Sharpe for
troit Tigers In a few days. Hughey Jen-
nings considers Regan the best OF the
college pitchers.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-11
Deaf boys Win.

The Nebraska School for the Deaf nine
trimmed the Byrne-Hammers. IA 70 2
on the east Fontenelle diamond Satur-
day afternoon. The teams belong 10 the
Commercial leogue. Hits were School OF
the Deaf. 10; Byrne- Hammers, T. Errors
school for the Deaf, none; Bryne- Ham
mers, IA Batteries: Nelson and Seeley;
Whitney and Jones.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-11

Two-base hit: Myers (2l. Three-base
hits Fisher, Miller Double play: Bres-
nahan to Zimmerman. Bases on balls
2; off Douglas, /. Hits: OFF Vaughn, /
in one-third inning; off label in five
and one-third innings; off Adams. in
two and one-third innings. Hit by pitched
bali BY label (Getz). Struck out: By
label, 2; by Adams. /; by Douglas. 5.
Wild pitch; Douglas. Empires: Klein
and Chill. Score, first game:
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-11
TOt.ls....nsn IS I

Two-base hits: Janvrin, Neach, Baker.
Three-base hit: Thomas. Home runs:
Foster. Kavanagh. Double play: Dubuc
TO Baker to Burns. Bases on balls OFF
Foster. 1: off Dubuc. ?. Hits: OFF Dubuc,
8 in four innings. off Cavet. in one and
cne-thiTd Innings; off Roland, none in
three and two-thrds innings. Hit by
pitched BALL BY Foster WITH. Struck
cut BY Foster, s: by Boland g. I'm
pires: Hlldebrand ana O'Loughlin.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-11
Braves and Cards
Split Double Bill

BOSTON. July 1O.-After losing the first
game to st. Louis, to /, today. Boston
won the second. 3 to l. The visitors
grouped hits for their runs in the open
ing contest. Davis pitching. which held
ST. Louis to three hits. and CoDnolly's
batting were factors in Bostons success
in the second game. Score, first game:
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-11
LINCOLN

IWo-pase hlts Wolfe. MCINTYRE. Sac
rifle hits Smith 90, H. Schrieber Schlieb-
ner. Whaien. Llovd. Morse. Bases on
balls: OFF Hoffman. 3. Left on bases
Omaha, 5. Lincoln. Z. Hit by pitched
ball: Yantz. Struck out BY Hoffman
3. Time of game. 1850. Umpire: Van
Sickle. Attendance. 1900.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-11
Giants Capture One
More from Cincinnati

NEW YORK. July lO-Doyle's hitting
today enabled New York to win its eighth
consecutive victory from Cincinnati.
to B. Doyle hit Benton for two three
baggers. which were responsible for ali
five runs scored off the big left-hander.
Score:
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SBatted for Everdon in ninth.
Lincoln ..........3 0 o o 0 90 0-6
Omaha ............,.0 O-1 0 0 I o 9 o.
Two-base hit: Forsythe. Home runs:
Mcintyre. Everdon Double plays: Breen
Schliebner Whalen to Breen to Schleb-
ner, McGaffigan to Williams. Bases on
balls; Off Everdon, 2; Of Schrieber. /.
Left on bases: Omaha, s; Lincoln. s. Hit
North. S i'm two innings; off Everdon, 3
in seven innings: off Schrieber, 10 in
seven innings. Struck out: BY Everdon,
2; by Schrieber l. by Morse 1. Sacrifice
lifts: McGaffigan. b. Schrleber, II. Schrie-
Der, Wolfe. Krus. Time: $40. Umpire:
Van Sickle. Attendance, 1900 Score,
second game:
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-11

ed for Benton In the sixth.
ed for Amaa in The ninth

Totals. "a 10 - rs
sBatted for Benton in the sixth.
'Batted for Ames In the ninth.
Cincinnati ........O o OO1 200 %
New York........a 0 o o 3 o 40 -
TWo-base hits; Griffith, Olson. Meyers.
Three-base hits; Doyle (2). Double play:
Tesreau 10 Fletcher TO Merkle. Bases
on balls; Off Tesreau. g; off Benton, /:
off Ames, !. Hits: Oft Benton, In five
innings; off Ames, in three innings.
Struck out; BY Tesreau. 1; by Benton,
2 Umpires: RiRlsz and Hart.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-11
BOOSTERS CAPTURE A PAIR
Des Moines Wins Both Games from
the Wichita Wolves.
SECOND ONE sHUToUT FRAY

DIES MONIES, Ia, July 1O.-Des Moines
won two games from Wichita today with
scores of to ! and to 0. A triple play
by Wichita featured the first game.
Score, first game:
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-11

sBatted for Hughes In eighth.
Ran for Beck In seventh.
8; tL6S0us.............S SSSSSiS&7
Two-base hts: Butler. Magse, smith,
Hyatt. Three-base hits: Hyatt, Wilson,
Beck. Snyder. Double play: Snyder 20
Boston. 5. Bases on balls: OFF Robin
son. i off Hughes. /. Hits; off Hughes,
in eight innings; off Strand, in one
(Aiiller). Struck out: BY Robinson. s.;
by Hughes. s. umpires: Eason and
Byron.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-11

ELKToN, s. D.. July 10.-(Special Tele-
gram Ira Bidwells Kansas City Red
g. Thursday the Sox easily defeated
Whifa- D.. 70 TO Z
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-11

'Batted for Southern in ninth.
Wichita ............0 0 o 0 o 0 0 90
Des Moines. .........0 o 3 o o I 2 -
Two-base hits: Jones, Sawyer. Left on
flee hits Hahn, Graham. Struck out
BY Thomas, 8; by Southern, 4. Bases on
balls: Off Thomas, 8; off Southern, 2.
Double plays: Hartford to Sawyer to
Jones, Hosp to Charles to Patterson.
Time: 1:4s. Empires: Cusick and Abb
bolt.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-11
Hammered AssocIatIon

Atlanta, 2-2; chsttanooga, 10 Both
games seven innings by agreement.
Birmingham. 6-S; Memphis, as.
New Orleans. 2; Nashville, 0.
Mobile. 8: Little Rock. @
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-11
Indians Lose Both
Ends of a Double
Header to Denvers

SIOUX CITY, Ia. July lo.-sioux City
lost both ends Of double-header today.
The pennant won last year by the Indians
was raised. Score. first game:
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-11
DENVER.

INVOLVES hite' PTice, shestak Stolen
bases. Shields, Callahan. Innings
pitched BY lngham. five and tNRo-thirds;
InEham. s; off Clark. 8. Bases ON balls:
OFF Ingham. 8; off Clark. 1; off Cantwell,
IS struck out; BY Ingham g. by Clark.
g; by Cantweli s Passed ball: Price
Tina: a:tR UmDiTe: Mulian-
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-11
Totals. - - 10
sBatted for Meadows in ninth.
~Batted for HugKns n ninth.

s.. Lous.......,.....o 9 Q e9el 81
Two-base hts: Gowdy. Connolly. Snyder.
Three-baso hit: Connolly. Double play:
Butler TO Miller. Bases on balls: OFF
Meadows, 4; off Davis. l. Struck out: BY
Meadows 8; BY Davis s. Umpires: BY.
ron and Eason.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-11

~Batted Tor Morton IN the eishth.
New York;. 0 o 0 0 0 "a
Two-base hits: kirke. Cook, Three
base hits: Smith. Pipp. Double plays
Msisel TO Pipp TO Peckinpaugh h Siaisel
10 Peckenpaugh, smith TO Chapman,
PeckenpauGh 70 Boone 70 Pipp. Hits
off Morton In eight innings: off Jones
in one inning. Bases on balls Off
CALDWELL T. Struck out: By Norton. 2;
by Caldwell. 4. Wild pitch; Jones. I'm
piresi Dineen and Nallin
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-11

flee hits Patterson ss GiIliigan Bases on
balls OFF Gilligan, 2: off Baker, g.
Triple play Griffith to Hosp to Patter-
son Stolen base: Charles. Left on
bases: Wichita, 4; Des Moines, II. Struck
out: BY Gilligan, 2; by Baker. S. Time
2O3 Empires; Abbott and Cusick.
Score, second game:
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-11
Albion Easy for 81. Edward.

ST. EDWARD. Neb. July 10-(speeial.)
st. Edward easily defeated Albion yes
score: R-H.E
81 sIs, Edward sSS55SI9I
Batteries: 81 Edward, Powers and
49,. Aihie~-AdaKaD and nagAA
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-11

: :sst,sa for for 5Tsss!sr 4 in ssysnth

'Batted for CroweiI in ninth.
ss 81 ToaIsli. 30 $685. -
Two-base hits: Austin. Lavan, Kopf.
Three-base hit: Shotton Double PLAY:
w. Walsh 20 Lavan to Austin Bases
on balls: off Bressler l; off Crowell, j;
off Hamilton. 2, Hits; OFF Bressler, s
IN six innings; off Crowell, In two in
nings HIT by pitched ball: BY Hamil-
ton (Schang, Murphy. by Bressler %.
Walsh, Struck out BY Bressler. 3; by
Crowell, /; by Hamilton, !. Umpires:
Chill and Evans.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-11

Bases on balls: OF Cheney, 3; of
Dell, e. struck out; By Cheney. 4; by
Dell. 5. Wild pitch: Ey Cheney. /; by
Dell, !. Umpires: Klein and Cocklll.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-11

TotalI....9 5 d % :
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tcontinud Oen Page Three, Column FOur.)
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Totals. IA . q u q

: :Bsttea for Hughes - eighth III
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Totals. s II "a IL
sBatted for ENcrdon in ninth
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-10-15
Closed
NeM .Orlaalls Cotton.

New ofleans, ,Oct- 14-Much better cables than duei.and bullish. figures On consHmntiqn firm the census bun9au caassd a Wave Of buying here today in early trading in cotton which put prjces .17M19 points over yester days. close. The ring was active an; the demand was met by only moder. ate offerings from any sorrce.
 4 A Mnl2r that there had been split in the English cabinet caused break of nearly $1 bale around the mlddlt of the morning. All Of tno .early 1ise was wiped out and prices we're eorced 5@7 points under yesteraa..'s clos At neon the market was srraiv, If TfTfarkst vas w$a' durr 7ynt seatsA' + the .afterncon.t At l:.an D. m prices were; at q net decline of 3@4 points.
 Cotton closed steady at 8 decline ot 4@6 points, The range: -'
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-10-15
, BOYS TO HEAR BANKER.
<: (. Alexander Will Be Principal 7 " Speaker at '. M. C. 4. Tonight.

4I | S. q. ,AldXandor, president of the ,Merchhalts',s x Planters, bank, will" Dc the pifhti bal Hpeakelrthis evening. at the weekly bean supper, for the boys of the, Young Mems Christian associa- tfonq.T1 'Ille boys delight to have, ME. Alexander address them. and are ar ranging for an unusually large at tendance this evening. f
 The bean supper will begin at 6:15 o'clock, and will Joe prepared and served by the Woman's auxiliary of the association. An unusually large delegation of High school boys will be in attendance, and after the bean supper the boys@ will have a parade through the city, to advertise the foot ball game between Pine Bluff and Little Rock Saturday afternoon.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-10-15
Chicago Grain.

Chicago, Oct. t4.-Wheat prices underwent a setback today, influanc- cd largely by the failure of the Liver pool market to srssponl to the ad- wance yesterday on this side of the Atlantic. There were bearish advlces also of shipments aggregating nearly ones million bushels from North Rus sian ports to France. Excellent s:,wealher to. promote the movement from farms in Minnesota and the Da- kotas tsnded further to handicap the bulls. Opening prices, which ranged from -1-2@1c lower with | December at $1.05@1.07 and May at $1.070 l.OS were followed by some additional de- clines snd then 3 moderate rally.
 Corn sagged owing to improvement in thsSweather and as a>result of tile' depression in wheat. There was none of yesterdays urgent covering by shorts. After opening 3-S@3-4c off to
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-10-15

FOR SALE OR EXCi ANGIE FOR sccd bottom land, three tracts of land, 160, l3S and @ acres in the healhy part Of Arkansas, in Gle burne county, part of each tract in Cultivation, price $12.50 per acre. Want Clear land as my land is clear and if your land is worth nor than tlis l have some property in II bef Springs I can put in to even up or deal. Give full description In first letter. w. J. short, Helper Springs, Ark. 10-1i-6i
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-10-15
FREE LAND IN KANSAS,
President sbolislles National Eorest to Be Opened to H0mestaaders,

Washington, Oct. 14.-President Wilson today abolished the Kansas national forest of 13S,00o acres. On November 1 it will be open to entry by application to the land office at Dodge City, Kans.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-10-15
TAELORS SAY. "M0ST DELJGHTFTrLo

Most tailors suffer from constipa- tion. G. w. Roberson, Wichita Falls Texas, says: q find Foley Cathart' c Tablets the most delightful, cleansing cathartic l have ever taken.' They keep the stomach sweet and liver ac- tive, and drive away biliousness bloating, headache, dullness and other results of clogged bowels. Mann Pharmacy
 Why encounter fallgue and disap polntments hunting your wants ir person. when The Graphic "classitied' '' ada will dc the work hettepr sf
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-10-15
Liverpool Cotton.

Liverpool. oct. 14,-sspot cottor easier; good middling, 7,o9d; middl- ing, 7.27d: low mlddllns, b.7yd sales 12-00O bales; for speculation and ex- port. 1000 bales; receipts, 2100C ! bales: ss~ ,..l.%@f 't... 5.a -.
 Futures harely steady; f" November December, 7O9d; Dec smbel- January 7.C9f; January-F bruary, 7.10d; .teb- rusryMarch, 7.l1d; March-April 7.12d; April-May, 15d; May-June, 7.15d; June-Jnlys 7.13d; July-August. '7.10d; August-SeptemDer, 7.96d; Sep tembar-October, 6.74d; October-No- v:mber, 6.69d.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-10-15
Y Q R S 4 l. E

FOR SALlG-SIN ROOM BUNGALOW With two lots at less than the im- prOVemcnts would cost Four blocks from Cherry street car line, in good ncighborhood Owner in tends 10 leave town. If interested call MT. Wiley at IS or 11o6.
 10-15-6t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-10-15
@fn Louis Lire StnoL

sl. l1ou:s, oct. cgs-Receipts 1'ooo; higher; pigs and lights. $6.75m s'So; mixed and butchers, $S.35 G1SS7; good heavies, &S.300S.S5
 cattls-Reoeipts 5,5o0; steady; na- i've D&ef steers, $750@10.25: yearl- ngs Steers and heifers, sS.5O010.o5; e's S. sG.0o0S. .o0; stockers and feed ITS, s6.oed 7.75:. Texas and Indian steers, $5.25@S.50; cows and heifars s4'oo@6.5o; native calves, seOo@ ll.2a.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-10-15
TWO CHILDREN HAD GROUP.

Tho two children of J. w. Nix, Cleveland, Ca, had croup. He writes: Both got so choked up hey could hardly breathe. l gay them Foley's Honey and Tar and nothing else and it completely cur them." Contains no opiates. Cuts the phlegm; opens air passages. Mann Pharmacy.