The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-10-29

reason that the paper was losing $50,
600 annually, and was published D.
senator Hearst for political reasons
Young Hearst said Father, give me
he Examiner, aud Slo0,00o IN money
and If the paper is mol paying eN
acnscs in Two years viii then eonsid
~ some other business proposition
The Examiner was given under pro
! est an dthe 100000 deposited In the
bank 10 the credit Of the yo5ng edi
or. who entered the office pulled of
| bis coat and carefully watched every
| department of The ciflce and IN less
than two years time the balance
sheet To the great PRIDE and JOY OF
ihc parents for the lirst lime In The
history of The Examiner showed a pro
I'll TO the publisher, and has continued
TO do ever since,
Al the death OF Senator Hearst he
left an estate valued at S2N000,00
to be equally divided between his wife
and sen The estate owed extensive
mines that were paying ordinarily
we'll Young Hearst employed the
ablest mine experts in the country
nut on min ne suit himself and With
the experts entered the mines, after q
protracted and thorough examination
If the property, the experts pro
uounced the mou ota.n of ore ineNhaus-
dble. II was what is known as poor
quarts, that is it does not make .
heavy yield per ton and in order to
secure a large income from the mines
he working force must be increased
Mr. Hearst purchased n full line of the
latest. best and most improved min
ing machinery and quairpled the
working force; thereby comes his mil
lions. made by and through correct
business methods.
When Senator Hearst died, Joe Pu-
liter. editor Of the New York World.
published a mean, dirty attack upon
the life and character Of the dead
senator. Young Hearst was Justly an
gered al he article He read II to his
good mother and said with her ap
0roval he would start a paper in New
York ana show up the writer Of the
rGclo. The mother said. Go ahead,
my son. every dollar a my command
S at your disposal if YOU need it in the
Enterprise Hearst star ed the New
York Journal every other paper in
that city Jumped on him and his paper
The fight was continued and $4,000.
)00 was expended on the Journal be
fore it reached paying basis Later
IN he established the Chicago Ameri-
can the Chicago Examiner the New
York American ara other publications.
all OF them Under the able manage
ment OF Mr. Hearst are now making
money In all OF his publications he
gives he public the benefit of the
lowest prices, and pays his employees
he highest wages because Mr.. Hearst /
would not enter the Publishers Com
line by and through which prices
would he increased o the public. and t
wages reduced 10 the employees The
New York Press and corporation or
cams out side Of New York are now
parking a the political heels Of Mr. |
Hearst in his candidacy for governor .
If the state of New York with the |
venom and sayagery of a pack OF /,
wolves wnen chasing the stag that |
1levates its head and bounds away to |
safety, just as Hearst will do in ell /
ering the state capital at Albany as
governor Of the Empire State,
The man who can demonstrate his
business ability az Mi Hearst has !
lone in so successfully conducting his /
'wn private business. is just the man |
O look after the business affairs of /
he great state of New York
Mr. Hears for long period of time I
laa had ndreds of men continuously I
n his employ and yet not one CT them |
las ever had a word of complaint
against their employer. When the
Spanish war came on many Of Mr.
iearst's employees wanted TO enlist. /
\ committee of them called on Mr..
Hearst. 10 learn if they could have
heir places back when they returned |
rom the war Yes was the prompt !
eply, You can all go who want to
to so bring home an honorable dis
barge and your old places will be
.iven tD you. Stop one word more:
.W,ng Your absence your wages viii !,
90 on just be same as if YOU were
ere and az work and will be paid
weekly to your families. The money
ou draw from the government. use il
lrchasing home, where in your de-
lining years you can rest under your
wu vine and fig tree and smoke the
ipe OF peace wi. h all the world and
est In contentment and happiness
W r. DOWDELL.
TIGHT LAclNG KILLS GIRL.