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The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-09-20
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cessity of religion "a
the welfare of the ~
4 cannot unders..,s
oitizen,' he said. "who |,
FEELING of patriotism
his country, failing i
absolute essential ~.
Its broadest sense. !.
this country.
IF it were not for 1,
our villages and tow
grown up, the church
up in them, and in NJ
whose work is not "a
the body, but for The
soul, it would not BE- I
1t is, because the nat,os
a fit abode for ciyilissa'
He said that our :,
ton of wealth was but
spiritual growth Of Il
while the material an,
disregarded, its real n
to be lost sight Of. i
the church was not to ,
terests of one sect. nv,
as a whole.
| Il wish to emphasize
portance to this nation
being taught to realize
ity manifests itself m
its most humble profes
| Here the president
verses from the Bible /,
not the hearers, but Il
word, were the true
| Christ.
On the subject Of II
dent said:
| There is nothing
than the telling Of an
er unconventional untr
[ would ON no occasion
as affecting to deprecai
being. To tell men to
entirely is to preach A
trine which it is impo
to live up to, but whit
knows perfectly well
try to live upsto. But !
the things of the SOU
body what the body is
multi-millionaire Is not
good, to the communit
ates that he is only q
cause of goodness"
The president empl
cessity of every man
ly self-supporting as a
itual life. He conclude
tlment of the only III
diving was one that n
ter because It had be,
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Crew Is Saved

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tain James A. Tilton. the
of the vessel, to his wife,
ident of this city. The %
sent from Nome, Alaska,
details further than sa!4l
crew was safe. The Als,
though hailing from Sal
was manned by q crew %
land whalemen
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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-07-30
FRISCO DISASTER
RESULTED IN LOS OF s132823,o67
ACCORDING TO REPORT OF
Commissioners
All Companies Doing Business in New
York Made Statement--Total
Amount Insurance Car
Was 1922, s36.307

Albany. ~ Y. July %. STATE
Superintendent of Insurance Otto KEEL
sey tonight made public the results
of his investigation as to the loss s
of the fire insurance companies ii
the san Francisco d saster.
All Joint stock fire and inland ma
rine insurance companies transactine
business in the state were called on
for sworn statement as to their
losses in California. The companies
were asked the gross amount of in
surance involved inf;slls destroyed or
damaged, deduct on for the amount to
be recovered from reinsurance. dedUc
ton for estimated salvage. total de,
duction and net amount of loss as
shown by the records June 80, 1906
The New York state companies, II
in number show the gross amount oof
insurance involved as $4l.l10,069. re
insurance to be recovered st0,S34, 795,
estimated salvage S7137.1S3 and the
actual amount of loss S23,13S09o
The returns from other joint stock
fire aud fire and marine insurance
companies. 81 in number, show he
gross amount of insurance sSo,i23.
70i. reinsurance to be recovered So.
100, l67. estimated salvage $it,35S.425,
actual amount Of loss S51.9S3.111,
Foreign companie9, 80 in number.
made these returns; Gross insurance
SOL ,553, reinsurance to be re
covered 1872. PSI sos, estimated salvage
si5.31S,S95 and actual loss s577ol $50
The gross amount Of insurance in
VOWED by all the companies was s222
S3G.3o7. reinsurance vG5,2l6,77l sal
wage S33.S1i iGS, actual loss S152.S23,
0G7.
In these figures cents are not
credited The company with The
largest net los, Is the Hartford Fire
of Connecticut, according 10 the re
port its loss is S6,1s6, 701.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-07-30
SENTIMENT STRONG
For Retirement of Congressman
Smith Say Representative Re-
publicans in the District.

This is the last week before tn
primary election which occurs August
18th, and Candidate Page will be q
| busy man He will be in Cairo tomor
row and Wednesday Today he is in
Perry county. Several weeks ago III
Herrin News sent out letters of in
quiry to a large number of prominent
men in this congressional district
asking a series of questions respect
ing Congressman Smith and Mr. Page
The News prints the replies filling
several columns of its issue Of July
81 Among them are the following:
Hon. George Parsons, Mayor OF
Cairo--"ln reply TO your circular letter
enclosing a series of quest ions, | have
to say that the sentiment in favor OF
retiring Congressman Smith is very
strcng in Alexander county, Mr.. Page
has not been among our people for
them 10 become generally acquainted
with him"
John d. Bristow, Mound City, Pu
lash county Judging from all the
EXPIRE sions / have heard think Page
will carry this county There is a
sentiment prevailing to retire Smith.
Hon Thomas Gaunt former chair
man Of the county central committee
pf Randolph county, writes from Me
aard We think Page = sure winner
ne will carry both the county and the
precinct"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-07-30
WANT MOREP[OPL{
Paducah Commercial Club lnaugurate'
Movement for Fifty Thousand
Population.

A novel plan has been adopted II
( Paducah to raise money for promoting
+ the development of the city TO adver
/ tise its advantages ami defraying gen
orally the expenses of keeping he city
favorably before the world.
The Commercial club has consum
mated plans for inaugurating $4,000
club, and enlisting the aid Of every
citizen of Paducah IN an effort to
be made to boom the town; and also
the great number of visitors who are
friendly TO the city of Paducah will
be urged to JON he 10000 club every
member to be required to sign a
pledge to boom the town. and under
no circumstances to knock IT,
Every member will he required to
pay a membership fee of 50 cents,
which viii entitle he or she as the
cas- may be. to an elaborate gold
trimmed button and membership
certificate proclaiming them to he a
member of the 50 o. club These
badges are the handsomest that car
be procured and should be worn by
every individual with great pride, that
he is a citizen OF Paducah and can
be depended upon to resent the dispo
~ition of anyone should there be such
to defame the fair name Of Paducah
here citizens or institutions.
Each member signing one Of these
blanks p.ys 30 cents and
obta us one of these handsome but
tons. which he obligates himself C
wear. and thus becomes a walking ad
vertisement for Paducah The EN-
blem serves notice ;lat he is a.
Booster for Paducah first. last and all
he ime Those signing the member
ship blank, agree to furnish The secre
AIRY Of the 10000 club three names o
people ont of the city that they de
sire advertising mater and literature
sent to regularly, advertising The ad
of Paducah The buttons SO
,ured by the d rectors for the 10000
Hub are made to screw into the but
on hole of the coat and some have
,ins fer the ladies and gihls to wear
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-07-30
PRINTERS HELD
As Prisoners and Made to puhlisir
Copies Of the Manifesto.

ST. Petersburg. July 30 4 party
of men armed with rcvoIycrs forced
their way yesterday into the B1u-sal
printing establishment here They
made the foreman a prisoner and pre-
vented the compo itors from Leaving
the building.
They then had printed l5e.Ga8 cop
les Of the Vibufe manifesto f. the
ouilawed lower house of parliament.
Strangers calling al ihc establish
ment while This work vas De- ne dom
were detained to prevent their ei,-
ms The alarm
While this was transporting within
the print ny works religious pro.
cessif-. escurteI by policemen bo.h
mounted and on foot drew MP tp a
lchurch Immediately opposite but NJ
one Was aware 81 what was passing
inside 'he establishment
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-07-30
DEATH BY ACID
Attempted Suicide Of Woman On Thur
teenth Strcct-Pronpt Action by
o.. McMsnus saved Her

At o'cIork this m'uiug word
came To- pci CO. headquarters thai a
woman al 80 POO Inirtcenth street
had taken carhoiic a,:d with suicidal
intent
physician was aste1 for aud Dr
NcNarue was hurfiediv summon -
The pr. found thai the woman bad
taken nearly an ouurr "a i1r powerful
Va.sou hut be- applied thr rcmcii'-
promptly aud Al last acrount tho
woman was believed to Do -ui pf dan
ger
Tho woman was Na, SIil-u. or That
was the name by which she was
known here. She came here about TIVE
weeks ago from Parker City. Her rcla
.tives are aid to i've in Metropolis
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-07-30
a HEAVY HAUL
Was That Made BY the Revolution
lists Who Robbed a Train.

Waraw. July 29-The postal ear
robbed on the Warsaw Vienna rail
road near This city Saturday night
contained a package OF S60.o0o cash
from abroad and a. least s5o.00o add
tional funds
The actual amount taken hy the
robbers cannot vet be definitely
stated as the documents attached to
he money parcels are missing.
The officers and the entire crew Of
the Nolga steamer kuricr have boon
ARE ted on susp cion ot placing the
steamer at the disposition at the band
that held up The train cn the Volga
railway last Thursday
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-07-30
BROTHER ACCUSED
The Son of Rich Man, Deceased, OF
Forging His fathers Name to
Note For $500.

Los Angeles. Cal, July % Charle-
f. Keyser, son of deceased wealthy
citizen of Columbus, Ohio, was ar.
rested here today at the request Of
Chief of Police O'Connor, of Columbus
He is charged with forging his
fathers name on a note for $500 two
years ago. The father has since died
and Keyser's brother, executor of the
estate. discovered the alleged forged
note and caused his arrest Since last
October Keyeger has been employed
in the local freight office of the South.
ern Pacific railroad company. He will
return to Columbus without requisi
ton papers
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-07-30
A CHURCH
| ENTERTAINMENT
BY WILLIAM Macleod RAINE



Bedding smoked meditatiye pipe in
silence. Luck had been against us for
many day, though we had wooed her
with a persistence worthy of better
reward,
I The east had grown too warm for us
because of little diamond episode in
New York which we had pulled of
some weeks before. Since coming TO
Denver, two weeks before this time,
we had not done stroke of business.
1t appeared as II we were to be driven
to honesty despite ourselves.
Jack had picked up the morning pa
per listlessly, and almost Immediately
had been shaken into sudden inter-
est.
i've got 1t, Tommie. The very thing,
believe. Back in an hour.
With that he seized his hat and
bolted
] picked up the paper he had drop
ped, but found nothing of absorbing in
terest there There was an account of
big political meeting, sen ational
headlines about murder on Market
street, and an interview with Sir Ar
thur Hornbrooke, the English war cor
respondent, who was billed for lee
ulre in Denver that night.
1t was a long hour before Jack
showed up again, but when he did !
read triumph in his jaunty step and
smiling daredevil face. He was alive
with enthusiasm, and oozed energy
from every pore.
We'll. old chap. we have met tho
enemy. and he is ours-that is, he will
De"
Got it all planned, | suppose-ex-
cept that little matter of striped
uniform and bracelets on our wrists il
we come to grief" l told him dryly
Were not coming to grief, my boy
Tonight we shine. | feel it in my
bones. Ever 90 in for private theatre
Gals much, Tommie?" he asked, with
twinNling eye.
I've taken a minor part once in o
way at house parties and before thai
occasionally at college, / answered
Glad to hear it You've got to play
leading man tonight at church en-
tertainment"
"a chitrch antart4fnmnntfa I ei4ru.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-07-30
WHERE THEY PLAY.
Cairo at Vincennes.
Jacksonville at Danville.
Mattoon al Paducah.
Special to The Bulletin.

Special to The Bulletin
vincenes, July 29-In the fastest
game of the season this afternoon the
local administered defeat to Cairo
by a score of to 2. The visitors were
unable TO hit Purdue and coupled with
excellent support. fist fielding and
base running Vincennes had little
trouble Ia winning
Woodring showed up in good form.
striking out a man in each of the
eight innings. He hit one and gave one
pass to first. Purdue struck out five
and passed one One Cairo player was
left on base while Vincennes had
seven left.
Roland made q serious error when
he threw over the plate and lcf a run,
ner score and allowed another to get
TO third who later scored
The score II Il
Cairo % / 0 1 0 Q u 0 % 3
vn. ...-.1 % o 10 X-Gdl 2
Batteries oodring and Quiesser;
Perdue and Matteson.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-07-30
URGES BLOOOSHEO
II Necessary, to Free Imprisoned
Miners Docs Socialist Eugene
V. Oebs.

ST. ouis Mo. July % Eugene V
Debs formerly pre- idoulial candidate
ON the Socialist ticket today in a
speech advised an the workingmcu
of the United States 20 assist in free.
ing Charles Meyer, W ID. Haywood
and George Poitibonc the three Den
YER miners, confined in Jail in Idaho
Al amy cost. even 10 30 took revolution
and bIoodshcd
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-07-30
One on the Men.

Female Lecturer tvery muoh exert
cd, Won men claim superiority In
evrrvthinz. You say there never was
a great woman painter, sculptor, poet
or historian Well. let me ask you.
ubst man ever gave birth to triplsts!
-ChiCaz0 American
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-07-30

The Bulletin was unable TO secure
any report of the game at Mattoon
and il is supposed that rain inter
fered The standing OK Nation and
Paducah given above is the same as
Yesterday.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-07-30
CoCHRANS WIN
Game From the Amateur Team From,
Mounds Yesterday.

A very exciting and interesting
game Of ball was played yesterday
afternoon at Sportsman's Park be
tween the Cochrans of Cairo and the
Mounds team. Several errors were
made On both sides and It hooked
good for extra innings but the Coch
rams halted ont q nun in the last of
the eighth inning. winning 10y a
score of Z 10 &. The t1yspaycd q
good game and showed 10 advantage
in their hitting and head work.
T1 the eighth the locals went up
and Mounds scored three runs. Tho
score follows:
Ri T.
Mounds 10000 023 O-6 3
Cairo ..1 3 90 1 % lx-7 Z 6
Batteries-iWarden. Armstrong and
Frederick; Hasenjaeger and Wal
baum. Umpire-Alex Weldon.
This makes FIVE straight victories
the Cochrans have gained over the
Mounds boys and the visitors have
had a dierent team each time
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-07-30
STRIFE
Concluded From First PaEe.)

for Russia ami asked. Are there ia
this country mou who viii hear me-
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-07-30
JACKSONVILLE BEATS DANvlLLE

Special TO The Bulletin.
Danville, July 29.-Hughes made a
home run this afternoon which won
the game for Jacksonville from Dan
Vile in the eighth inning
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-07-30

lated. Good heavens, you're not
going to-
Did you chance 10 notice that Horn
brooke. the war correspondent, is to
lecture tonight at Trinity church?' he
Interrupted.
nodded
THE prices he is charging for his
lecture are outrageous It's simply
highway robbery Tommie. as an
American citizen, ! feel it MY duty to
make an emphatic protest against pay
ing tribute to an effete nobility. You
take me?'
His sparkling blue eyes were elo-
Quent of daring purpose.
q think do. You mean to hold him
up after the lecturer"
You're warm, but you are not hot
yet. Before the show, not after
Before? / don't understand After
the lecture he or his agent will have
his share OF to-niehts proceeds"
81 think not After the performance
You and | will have his share Of The
proceeds. wind and weather permit
ting" he corrected I've Just been
calling on him Went as tho alleged
representative Of one of the papers
he isn't half q bad fellow. hut his
blatant two-for-a-penny. cocksure ad-
vance agent makes me weary II ap-
pears Is names Enry Dickinson
Hashton. and he can talk an arm off
any long-disiance pugilis, in the world.
Now. Tommie. We rave big days
work cut Cuf for u.s. I'm going up to
the library. TO bone mp ON an the mag
azine articles : can find on the South
African WAT. ! want sou TO buy all
the hooks on The subject that are 10 he
had. be sure 10 get Hornbrooke-s book
Better get tho books al different stores
Also invest in hundred feet of five
sixtcenth-inch rope Don't have any
Of the things sent here. but bring them
yourself in different trips. See you
again later In the day"
I That evening Reldng spent more
than am hour making mo up Is Henry
Dictf0eou aston. Esquire. and p deuc-
edty uncomfortable figure ri = man he
made me for Ashton was NOT nf an
i9eai cot from the point Of view ~
beauty
Il thEk that viii 90 Tor won. Nr.
'Enry Dickinson Hashton Now for ths
haronet Afraid I've got 70 sacrifice
my beautiful mustachios. Tonm.e-
Thirty minutes later Re st-od before
l-s - 80 rudy blonde.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-07-30
Woodring Struck Out Eight Men and
Showed Up In Good Form
Hughes Wins FOR Jack
sonvile.
HOW THEY STAND.
YESTERDAYS SCORES,

Cairo 2, Vincennes 6.
Jacksonville ?, Danville l.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-07-30
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Batteries Howell. Jacobson aud
Spencer: Tsnnehil Young aud Arm.
hTuster.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-07-30

"a church entertainment" | eiacu.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-03-12

sor. uztl June ?. 1908. az which time
be vas dismissed from the public se1.
vice by the secretary o. the Interior
To- refusing 20 direc. the Uuitel
states indian police to close the
stores of merchant 90 Musborsc f1r
failure TO pay the Greek tribal tax.
Mr VISIONS long experience lu
the government service. coutillins
for a period of nearly twelve years
enabled him % become thoroughly
conyersant with Indian Territory ~.
fairs and conditions and az the sane
time 20 make nuuerous friends and
acquaintances lie made many pay.
men.s 20 the Indians = the Eve tribes.
the most notable being tle Chero.
kee Old Settler. The Creek Loyal. the
Individual Seminole Damage. the
ChickAsav Incompetent Fund and the
Choctaw and ChiekasaV Tovnsite
Fund payments Thes, payments In.
volyed the distribution Of millions oi
dollars snd Mr. VISIONS accounts
we're never questioned and the pay.
ments vere made 20 the entire salts
faction % The people and 20 The de-
par'mert be BE- IN expert account
ant ard has great eXecutive ability
When tha hrluoro.te Publishing CON
plny was Incorporated Dc was select
el ls O. director and elocte1 90 the 20
iu5u u secretary and treasurer Of
tha company. lie is a Democrat by
birth ana convictions and 4 single
slater frorn the word 60, having been
delegate 10 the Oklahoma city SIN.
ele statehood convention last sum.
NOR. he IL lfe member of The
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-03-12
Capt. W. 3. whlttlnnton.

". F. Wilmington, director OF the
Ardmore!te Publishing company. was
born IN Frarrlln county. Illinois, and
educated a. Ewing college OF that
state. He came 10 Texas in 1871. In
1874 no embarked IN the mercantile
business in Cooke county OF tha,
state. continuing until 1890, at which
time he moved 20 Ardmore where he
has remained since. Here he engaged
IN the mercantile business until the
hre Of 1895 Later he erected the ho-
tel which bears his name. This hos
telry he conducted until recently,
when ne temporarily retired from ae.
tive business.
Mr.. Whiulngton served as alder.
man during the construction OF the
city lake, the institution Of water
works and numerous other improve
ments for the good Of the town, the
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-03-12

appreciate his power 10 infuse Others
with that confidence in Ardmores
future which ne has felt al along.
r W Dick came TO ArImore Aug.
ust, 1853; was principal Of the Ard.
more schools until the courts were
established IN the spring of 1890. al
which time he oegan the practice OF
law.
Assisted IN the organization OF the
first Democratic club o. Indian Ter.
r.tory Was a delegate TO and attend.
Cl all Democratic conventions ever
held IN Indian Territory viz South
McAl,ster. 1899; vlnln. 1886. Ard.
more. 1900. and Durant in 1904. az
which place he was in the race for
national Democratic committeeman
Was elected mayor cf ArdmoTe %
1909 and reelected for the successive
terms MP 20 Apul 1907. during which
''me the city has undergone most ey.
'ensive improvements and 10 now 90
a state Of unprecedented prosperity
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-03-12

Hon. B a Ragland. managing edi
tor Of The ArdmoFeite. was born In
Morris county. Texas. March -. 1874
Al an early are ne choose Journalism
az q profession and on reaching his
majority ran. simultaneously az Pits.
burg and MCunt Pleasant. Texas. two
standard Democratic newspapers. hav.
ing extensive circulation. and which
we're appreciated o. their many read.
ers. Re Afterwards pracucCd law.
being the ilnior member o. the well
known firm In Texas Of McCord &
RAgland. Who maintained associated
ofaces az Tyler and Glmcr. ultn Mr.
Ragland's recent removal 20 Ardmore
Ills professional work has brought
him face 20 face sith al questions OF
political import and be enjoys an ex.
tensive acquaintance with the public
men % his native state-Texas
He represented Camp and Upshur
ooun,les in tie 27th and 2sth Texas
assemblies having been nom.nated IN
his party primaries and elected al the
general elections hy fattcring and
complimentary maior.ucs In a 1901
issue % Biographical Sketches Of
Texas No,aties. published az Austin
this passage s. found. "ile has a.
Ways been found GA the night side IN
governmental aGilrF. and as a writer
and speaker Is regarded as being on
able champion or vigorous contestant
as be may be called upon to supper,
or oppose presented question"
M. Ragland early entered the po
iteal Geld. not as one who wished tc
become famous as local political
virepullor. hut upon that higher and
broader plane whcreon Is based IN,
truer principles Of statecraft Will,
a member Of the Texas Legislature h,
was antagonlstic 20 the trusts and cor
porate control, but friendly 10 the in
dustrial. agricultural and commercial
energies Of the state
His Is a member OF the Masonic or
Der. the Ancient order OF United