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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-10-19
Transfers Real Estate.

The following deeds have been
placed on record in the office of the
Marion county recorder:
p. and N. p. Hornquist to Fred
King, ct ux, lot 4 Liberty
Fruit Farm, W .....s 900
NJ. G. and X. l.. Smith to @
and G. Schlotthauer, land in
4 s, r W, W d ...... 100
David Simpson to Mrs. NJ. B.
Long, " lot 2. block s,
Salem, d ............ 500
M. and j. Ranch to August
Kemmerick, land in 6 s, r
W, W d ............... 3000
Shirley Buck ct al to j. A.
Dimick, block IS, Hubbard,
W .......... DVV
Martha Ashcroft by Admr. to
Geo. A. Dimick, fractional
block 81. Hubbard addition,
Hubbard, d ... 80. 800
John Comforth ct ux TO A. II.
and c. Z. Bum, 8 11-100
acres, lot 12, West Side
fruit farms, sec 90, W d.. 400
Star Land Co. TO Peter II.
Thompson, az acres in Mar
ion county, q C d .... /
A. A. Coon TO l.. N. Coon, lots
6, z and s block l, Thomas
addition to Woodburn, W d $50
A. aad G. II. Palethorpe to ].
Amann, lot and 8, block
13, also lot 4, block 4, sw
addition, Salem, W d ... l
Pauline Phillips to Esteh Ro-
land, 20 acres, sec /, G, 4,
and 12, 10 g, 2 and 3
W, &C d ............... j
Melvina Worrick 10 Ester M.
Roland, land near Jefferson,
&C d ................ j
J. b. Roland ct ux 20 Ester M.
Roland, land in Jefferson,
q C d .............' 1
w. r. and L. FINER TO Sanford
Mills. lot 81, block J.,
Thomas addition to Wood
burn, d ...... ........ 20
A. L. and ]. s. Conger 20 Fred
Hurst. lot 10. block 8, Engle-
wood addition 10 Salem, W d 55
r. N. Scism TO r. e. Cole, lot
l6, Smiths fruit farm 80. $50
N N DA ne
TO w. +. and 1. M. Jones, lots
8 to IA, block 2, Englewood
addition 10 Salem, also land
on "B" street ......... 1900
@. w. and f. l.. Pearmine to
TO Jennie Rulifson, 10 acres
It's, s,r3w W, ,wd .... 1900
J. s. Morris 10 8. +. Morris,
undivided u intrest As acres
t7B,r r3w, wa ........
f. and A. Roy 20 Esther Maog,
lots and s, block 4. Hollis
ter's addition TO Salem, W d 275
]. w. Snoderly ct ux to II. l..
Watkins, 1910 acres, 10
81 2 and ". q C d 49,. 500
Capital National Bank TO +.
NJ. Crooisan, land in 8 s,
rs and W, " d ....... 5000
r.. A. and F. Snoderly 10
r. l.. Watkins, 1910 acres,
Ito 8, re and W, d.. goo
]. w. Snoderly TO r. l.. Wat
kins, 29.70 acres, 10 9,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-10-19
Limit To His Patience.

aefe!" cried the collector.
be coming here every day
i'F this small bill"
.'ps not" replied Mr.. Merry.
ad ! believe you'd begin TO
ne after while. ."-Philadel-
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-10-19
The Stingy Man.

He has a mighty touring car;
He makes me mad as hops;
Five spacious empty seats there ar
And yet he never stops.
Cleveland Plain Dealer.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-10-19

l. ss Il TO Himself.
n ~ s'',s- Wen. I believe I'm
l. s'aylate at last.
|, aa.ass il, ''sa' How did
! hs.s-@Aile y, he was callias
I.s..s.....A =. AlrA' I remarked that
~ nen are eonceited
} : s.s 49, = sAid, a can take .
I--nu.....'s., =. !, The next one" ana
'sipAIA Press.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-10-19
GOAL KILLS
BAD BREATH
/ ,..,,oestion, Smoking,
" ", Eating Can BE
Instantly stopped
n..,sse Mailed Free.

packagt
xsople. notice your ...'oa Dao
vou would not notice
: I. nauseating to other
.snd before them and
4 80 talking, give them a
n o, your bad breath. 1t
H.. from food fermentins
.,omsch. Sometimes you
4 ne mornlng,-that awful
H.. bad breath. You can
4 |, once by swallowing one
4 stuart Charcoal Lozenges'
powerful gas and odOr aO-
.sr prepared. -,
H., YOUR meals will re-
k'.elves in your breath to
,alk with you. You've
4. y or you've been eat
La" and all of a sudden
IIu the face of your friend.
o,derful absorber OF
1 every one knows. That is
I,s Charcoal Lozenges are
4. foods, or gas from indi-
u,e breath perfumes. They
|,,eal the ordor, and never
\. gas that causes the odor.
|,he very fact Of using them
he reason for their use.
Charcoal Lozenges In the
~ stop for good all sour
\ belchlng Of gas, and make
an pure, fresh and sweet,
y you've eaten. Then no
turn hls face away from
! you breathe or talk; your
I'M be pure and fresh and
our food will taste so much
, you at your next meal.
Il.
,sl does other wonderful
100. II carries away from
mach and intestlnes, all the
8 there massed together
ch causes the bad breath.
is a purifier as well as an
,al is now by far the best.
y and mild laxative known
boIiul will do no harm; in
more you take the better.
Charcoal Lozenges are made
willow charcoal and mixed
Q faint flavor OF honey to
Isn palatable for you, but
ueet. You Just chew them
" They are absolutely
! new, pure, sweet breath,
Jour stomach for your next
Z keep the intestines In
Eking order. These two
Y the secret of good health
life. You can get all the
necessary to do these won-
1t simple things by getting
Charcoal Lozenges. We
! to test these little won
eFs yourself before you buy
% send us your full name
fess for a free sample OF
Charcoal Lozenges. Then
have tried the sample. and
90 to your druggist
a 25e box Of them. You'll
sr all over, more comfort
cleaner" inside.
Is your name and address
! We will at once send you
sample package. free. Ad-
A. Stuart Co., 200 Stuart
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-10-19
X-RAYS

If President Roosevelt has any
further difficulty in finding bears he
should send for Heinze.
The question of who will be the
next Republican candidate for the
presidency can be taken up again.
The Teddy bear was settled yester.
day.
The mails from the south need
fixing pretty badly. This morning
Medford papers three DAYS old. and
Eugene and Albany papers of
Wednesday were left here by the
obliging mail clerks on the trains.
The papers ere too good to be
treated that way.
President Fish is 6 feet 4 inches
+, built in proportion, and great
-four fiusher." The papers every
day have a story about some one
calling the big chump a liar, and he,
with his eyes flashing" saying
mo man is big enough to call me "a
liar" and yet dozens of them do.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-10-19

OF Portland will open on Tuesday
October 20, on State street. owe.
Zinn's confectionery store.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-10-19

The only cash drug store in Oregon,
owes no one, and no one owes II:
carries large stock; It's shelves.
counters and show cases are loaded
with drugs, medicines. notions. toilet
articles, wines and liquors Of all
kinds for medicinal purposes. Dr.
Stone IL a regular graduate In medi-
cine, ana has had many years OF
experience In the practice. Consul
tafions are free. Prescriptions are
free, and only regular prices for
medicine. DR.. Stone can be found at
his drug store, Salem, Or. from 8
In the morning until Q at night.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-10-19
WILL MAKE THE YOUNG GROW
STRONG AND HEALTHY.

good, wholesome, nourishing
bread, far better than meats. and
just what the childish bodies want
with milk and fruits. Lots Of good
rich. red blood comes eoursing after
the eating OF pure wheat. rye or
graham bread from ullom's bake
shop.
CAPITOL BAKERx.
q. Uiiom. Prop. Phone Sss.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-10-29
EXPLOSION OF OIL
STOVE BURNED TWO

Genoa. ILL.,. Oct. 2S.--Two campers
were burned to death by the explosion
NJ an oil stove near kirkland yester-
day afternoon, l.. Baulan and T.
Parish. both residents of this place
and both men Of family. were the vic
Tins. With f. C. Shippie. another
Genoa man. they had been living in
a small camp wagon and an old lean.
to shanty about twelve miles from
here. Shippie says that they had all
been drinking heavily. He was asleep
ir the wagon which was backed up
against the shanty. and the other two
men we're in the lean-to when the
stove exploded. setting both the
shanty and the wagon afre Shippie
crawled out just In time. The others
we're burned black. The survivor OF
the party went to the nearest house
and word was sent to the DeKalb
county coroner. who took charge of
the case. The two bodies were
brought here this evening.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-10-29

SIX HUNDRED LEATHS
With Twelve Hundred Injured at Last
Account-SoIdiefs and Army
Surgeons Sent to Awful
Score.

Rome, Oct. 2S.--1Dctai's concerni 8
the destruction of property and X
Of life by the recent earthquake In
Calabria are coming IN slowly Az
yet no current list of casualties can
be obtained Reports are confictin ,
and it will probably be some time be-
fore an accurate estimate can b,
made
The government is doing all in its
power to aid the stricken people. The
warship Reumbefto has been sent
with 1000 tents, blankets and cloth
ing. More trops have been sent 10
Calabria from Sicily as we'll as TWEEN
ty army surgeons and Red Cross Hos
pital equipments. The government
has authorized the expenditure of all
the money necessary Besides the
original $4,000 contributed an equal
sum has been given by the king and
public subscriptions are being opened.
A company Of soldiers reached the
district yesterday mcrff iii.
They recovered alive several children
who were locked In the embraces OF
their dead mothers who had shieldei
their offspring With their own bodies.
Help is urgeltly needed at Ferra
zano where. owfJg to the insuficiency
Of the rescue parttes, corpses are still
unburied and decomposition has be.
gun. The soldiers are hurrying the
burials and are using lime to prevent
the spread Of pestilence.
The injured are still unattended to
and many are unsheltered. Doctors
medicines and surgical instruments
IRE lacking. Neither can the traa5
Dortation of the wounded elsewhere
,e effected, as all available beasts Of
burden are employed In carrying pro-
fisions. n
The latest figures obtained place
he dead at 600 and the injured at /. |
00 The stricken people seem to be |
tterly paralyzed by the calamity.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-10-29
FERDINAND ".
REPORTED DYING
is GRAND DUKE OF TUSCANY
EscAPADEs OF TWO ELDEST
CHILDREN LATELY HAS EN-
BITTERED HIM.

Vienna. Oct. est is reported from
Salisbury Austria, tina Archduke Fer.
dinand w.. grand duke of Tuscany.
aged ~. is dying.
In later years the srchduke has
been embittered by the conduct Of his
two eldest children. Ex-Cro1n Pr;n-
cess of Ssxony. whose escapades for
several years as Countess Mohtigneso.
made her notorious. and who recent
~ married Enrice Toselli. an Italian
piano player. and former arch Arch
duke Leopold. now known as Leopold
Woelfiing. who gave up his position
at the Austrian court to marry a
Vienna actress, and who. after a d.
vorce was married yesterday In Swift.
zeriand to a daughter Of a horse
dealer.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-10-29
CAMPAIGN FOR
CANNON NOW ON
LAUNCHED BY FOURTEEN RE
PUBLICAN coNGREssMEN
IN CHICAGO MEETING.
BOYS WILL BE BOYS
He Says When Asked II He Acquiesced
TELLS Them to Do AS They
PIeasc-MckinIey Chairman
Of Committee.

Chicago, Oct 2S.-Speaker Joseph
/ G Cannons official campaign for the
/ presidential nomination was started
today at a meeting of fourteen HI
nois Republican congressman at the
Auditorium. 1t was decided to place
Speaker Cannon in the race whether
he acquiesed or not, but when tie
speaker was called in at the end of a
three hour conference, he said:
We'll boys will be boys; do as y1u
please.
Five other Illinois congressman.
who were unable to be present are
a.so back of the movement Con-
grcssman Mckinley was made chair
man of the c:mmittee that is to have
the Cannon campaign In charge.
Congressman Louden, Republican
national committeeman for Illinois,
called the meeting and the following
ether congressman were present:
Wilson, Chapman. Rodenburg. Smith.
Graft, McGavin, Prince. Sterling.
Snapp, Fuller, Mckinley, Lorimer AMI
Madison,
Houtel and Mann telegraphed sym
pathy with the purpose of the meet
ing. Foss is in Massachusetts. Knopf
is sick while Mckinney Is on his way
home from the Philippines.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-10-29
ELECTIONS FOR
0UMA DELEGATES.
IN RUSSIA PROCEEDED WITH
GOOD oRcER lN ALL
SECTIONS.
AS ASSN IS ARRESTED
Woman, Slayer Of Russian General,
Had Thirteen Pounds Of sExpic-
sive Hidden IN Corssgc
When Captured.

ST. Petersburg. Oct 2S,- Elactlons
everywhere are proceeding with per
feet order. The only noteworthy ii.
cident was at Minsk, where the iibrraf
electors Withdrew after d reactionary
majority had elected ais thnif nrst
candidate man named Gustays
Schmidt who, II il charged. was con-
nected several years ago With the
selling Of military secrets to foreign
powers and was sentenced to imprIs.
onment In Siberia, and ito the dcprl-
vation OF all cisil rights and whr,
later, was pardoned.
General Miazenzeff. ftha pollca
service, was chosen as schmidt's eoi-
league. Ilashkaroff. an Octobetl
was elected unanimously but rcfu1el
to take seat IN such company
Nest Of the old reactionaries frniii
the second parliament have bee1
elected.
The greatest upset for constisu'io--
al Democrats occurred IN Tyer pro
Vince. This is the center Of the lib
eral .mose Iient Tyer returned the
constitutional Democrats to Stha frsi
and more radical dele.
cation to the second parliament. bit
the prpyince now In sending Octcb-r
lists and Moderates to the third pac
lianent
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-10-29
ESK|M0S RESORT
TO CAN|BAL|SM
SAYS ANGLICAN MISSIONARY
TO uNGAvA BAY - SEVERE
COLD AND SCARCITY OF
GAME GIVEN AS CAUSE.

st. Johns, ~ F.. Oct. 2S.--Canabal-
ism has been resorted to by Eskimos
in the Ungava Bay district, and on
the shores of Hudson Strait, accord.
ing to Rev. Stewart. an ANGLICAN
missionary to the Ungava Bay Es-
kimos.
Rev. Stewart states that owing to
the severely cold weather and unus.
ual scarcity of game, many natives in
the remote regions have perished
from starvation and exhaustion and
the survivors have been forced to can
abalism to sustain life.
Recently a crew of New Found.
land vessel which was in Ungava Bay
discovered thirty skeletons lying TN.
buried on the beach. 1t is supposed
that these were remains of some of
the victims of the famine.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-10-29
CONVICTED ON
GRAFT CHARGES
MONTGOMERY, ALABAMA. CON.
TRACTORS HAVE BEEN m
JAIL FOR YEARS WHILE CASE
HAS BEEN IN COURTS. a,

Montgomery, Ala, Oct. 2S.-A D.
Greene and John f. Gaylor, ccntrac
tors, were convicted Of defrauding the
government out a large sum OF
money, and unless they secure writ
Of certoirari from the United Statns
supreme court they win have to spend
four years in the penitentiary, besides
each being compelled to pay fine ap.
rroximately OF two million dollars.
The prosecution of Green and Gay
n 7 dates back fiftsen years. TIL y
were convicted of being Implicated II
frauds In connection witt barbor i'm
provcments at Savannah. Ga.
Forseveral years the rrispncrs have
been ia Jail, while their cases have
been in the courts.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-10-29
HAS AN OPERATION
PERFORMED ON NOSE

Washington. Oct. 2S.-Miss Ethel
Roosevelt. the presidents Youngest
daughter was removed TO the White
House today from the Episcopal Eye.
Ear and Throat hospital. where yes
terday an operation was performed
on her nose. She is somewhat i'm
proved. hut is attended by a trained
nurse. and Mrs. Roosevelt is giving
her personal attention to the patient.
Miss Roosevelt was unable to wax
to the carriage and was carried on a
Mrs. Roosevelt remained at
the hospital last night with her daugh-
ter. who suffered considerably as a
result of the operation. II is expected
that Miss Roosevelt will be able to
b. about in 2 few DAYS.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-10-29
.GOMPERS MAY
HAVE TO FIGHT
TO HOLD PRESIDENCY OF A. r..
OF L.-HELD OFFICE FOR 20
YEARS-coNvENTIoN OF THE
FEDERATION NOV. II.

New York, Oct 2S.-A conference of
executive officers of the American
Federation of Labor was held yester.
day at the Hotel Victoria to settle
disputes between unions so as to have
a clean slate when the convention of
the American Federation of Labor
opens on Nov. II. President Comp.
ers presided. Among the executive of
icers present were Jas. Duncan of the
Granite Cutters Union, first vice
president of the American Federation
of Labor, and VIM. Huber of the
Brotherhood of Carpenters.
1t is said a fight will be made in
the convention to knock out the re-
election of President Gompers and the
present members of the executive
council here Is feeling that there
should be new blood among the execu-
tive officers. The action of President
Gompers and the executive council
in suspending the United Brewery
Workers of America for ignoring an
order to surrender Jurisdiction over
the engineers, firemen. coopers and
drivers in the United Brewery Work
ers is resented by several, and espec
tally the union with German members.
Meetings have been held by several
unions which are in sympathy with
the brewery workers. and they have
formed league to demand the rein
statement of the United Brewery
Workers. Some of the unions say
that If the demand is acceded to they
will leave the federation and join the
Industrial Workers OF the World. a
socialist organization formed In op-
position to the American Federation
Of Labor. This is a movement sep
arate against the reelection of Com
pers.
With the exception of one term
iompers has been president of the |
federation fer twenty years.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-10-29
WOMAN ASSASSIN ARRESTED.

st, Petersburg Oct. 2S. Aesrssi Il
Ition Of asneral Maximoffskyi today
lapparantly was designed to be the
lonlS prelude to greater act Of ter.
lrorisns the destruction Or tho head.
lquarter's secret police. which has
been the object OF at least three tcrs
roriEt plots of recent months when
the slayer cf Maximoffski, who to.
night was identified as Mile. Ragnz'n
riikuvaya. daughter OF teacher In
tho imperial conservatory Of m~sin
was taken to the police station hrr,
agitated Attempts to free her boun,Is
hands aud reaach toward her brca
led TO an Investigation. and II was
found that she carried inside her cor.
sage case containing thirteen
pounds Ct high explosive. charge
powerful enough to blow the entlss
building aud IT'S occupants to pTcc IS,
Mile. Ragozinnikovava's rort ait is
In that part Of the police gallery mar's
cd dangerous suspects" Neverth.-
less she remained for three hours fl
Maximoffskyis reception room ua.
recognized. She pretended her mis-
sion there was to secure better dirt
for her brother who is viltin prts
oner q is understood that she viii
be court martialed this week.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-10-29
keep CRIMINALS
OUT OF SIGHT
PURPOSE IN CONSTRUCTION or
NEW POLICE HEADQUARTERS
IN NEW YoRk-FiRE PROOF
BUILDING.

New York, Oct 28.-One of the fea-
lures of New Yorks new police head
quarters is the arrangement to keep
criminals away from view When an
undesirable citizen is arrested he
will be taken through lonesome corri-
dors, to which the public is not ad-
mjtted, and put into a cell in the sub
basement. Eventually there may be
an underground passage to the sub
way to that prisoners can be con-
drcted to the Tombs or the criminal
court withCyt becoming visible u
curious crowds.
Experts studied police buildings al
over the world to get ideas for this
one. In addition. great many
wholly original features are included
in the plan. First of all. 1t was de-
termined to put up structure that
would last forever. The architects
took no thought of cost in attaining
bis end. Especial effort was exerted
to find means of prevention of dam
age by fire. and after careful study IL
was decided that all the steel and
masonry work should be fortified by
blocks or hollow terra
Gotta which was manufactured under
a temperature of $500 degrees. All
the partitions are made of hollow
blocks of this material. so that a fire
raging in one room. the men in the
adjoining room might never know it.
The new building occupies the en-
tire block bounded by Centre, Broome
and Grand streets and Center Market
place. 1t will be finished within nine
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-10-29
DISCRIMINATORY
RATES EXACTEO
KANSAS DRY GOODS COMPANIES
MAKE COMPLAINT TO INTER.
STATE COMMERCE COMMITS
SION AGAINST 200 ROADS.

Washington. Oct. 2S,-One Of the
mcst comprehensive complaints ever
filed with the interstate commerce
commission was presented today by
the Johnson and Larlmer Dry Goods
company aud the Cox-Blodgett Dry
Goods company, of Wichita, Kas
against the Santa Fe aud two hundred
and twenty-one other railroads in the
country. The complainants allege the
defendants lines exact unjust, unrea.
sonable and discriminatory rates on
cotton piece goods, and knit wear,
shipped from points in Atlantic Sea
board territory to Wichita, as com.
pared with rates to Kansas City. Mo.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-10-29
CHRISTIANS IN
UNITED STATES
KNOW NO SUCH wRANGLlNo AS
PREVAILS IN THE ENoLIsH
CHURCHES SAYS LORD elsH.
oP OF LONDON.

London Oct. 2s-The Bishop 'f
London pointed his sermon al the
Church Of the Holy Trinity SUNDAY
with reference to what he saw in
America. whence he arrived yestcr
day
There Is far greater generosity.
love and trcst between different
bodies Of Christians and between
schools Of thought IN the same church
in America than here In England"
ssid DR.. Ingram 1t was Ike going
into another atmosphere n pass fron
wranEles Of Great FritaIu into an a.
mcsphere where they are unknown.
4 found that the bitterness which
disgraces our church at home Is "
known in the United States. although
there are CONSIDERATIONS din"renc~s
there. Il vas quite . shock amid the
lose and harmony there tn take rp
the English newspapers and read r.
ports Of the church congress here aud
find that the eternal vrang'iBg vas
going on today which bal been going
on for 81 years
1t vas a great lesson to be pres ut
~ the general convention Of TIE
churches In the United States. hi<hiy
Instructive 10 see a millionaire from
Wall street sitting side BY side via
q workingman. both representing New
York L was true democracy.
There are now par,or cars iu
the American chrrch-
And then What services Ne Rad
cut there WHY. beard tAe rafiess
shake vith praise
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-10-29
SENT TO MONTANA
Where They Are Wanted Are Hold
Up Men Who Were Arrested
al Spokane.

Spokane. Wash. Oct. 2s.-Charles
MCDonald and Ell Mitch. arrested for
the Great Northern hold up at Rondo.
Mont. were taken to Montana last
night The money recovered s14 3s5.
was forwarded to Montana Smith
has been positively Identified as
George F. Hauser. who was sentenced
TO IL years in the Montana peniten-
tiary for burglary and released on
Parole last January. The letters p
NJ" tattooed on McDonald's arm are
believed TO be his true initials. Both
men decline 70 discass the hold pu-
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-10-29
swITcHmeN MAKE DEMANDS

St Paul Oct 2s.-Representatives
of the railway switchmen today
waited on the general managers Of
the roals operating out Of st Paul
and presented demands for the year
be ginning November I. They ask
time and half for overtime. holidays
and Sundays.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-10-29
DENIS J. HOGAN DIES
SUDDENLY AT GENEVA.

Chicago. Oct 2s.-Denis J. Hogsn.
secretary of the Democratic State
Central committee. died suddenly last
night at his home in Geneva. M. The
cause of his death is said to have
been hemorrhase Of the lungs. At
torDey Kickham Scanlan of Chies-
go IS a nephew,