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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-12-03


story regarding tile speech alleged 70
have been delivered by an official OF
the Ohio Liquor Dealers Association
The speech was said to have been
delivered several years ago and had
been published and repeated by anti.
saloon orators repeatedly IN all parts
|of the country Statements diScredlE
ling II hal been made hy repntabla
but these had remained
|mnheedcal BY The general public, and ~
was not TIL last October that Il was
taken M, ana reported upon by the
secretary Of the National Liquor Deal
.crs' Associations ait its meeting in Bos1
ton. This report was Very full, and
presented conclusive proof that the
speech was d fake" conclusion
which had been previously published
tby The Chicago Tribune, the Blooming
ton ull) Bulletin and other papers
which had innocently published II and
subsequently after thorough inquiry
denounced IL,
The repetition Of the speech ny ReY
8Dr. 81. D. Bass Of Calvary Baptist
church iii this eilj two Sundays ago,
gave II prominence here and created
something oI d stir While feeling
quite sure that pr Bass iirliily be-
lieved the speech had been delivered
as charged ana was honest IN his
quotation Of it, The Bulletia could not
bring itself To believe that aysri! sen'i- |
nents could have been uttered by any
sane man and listened 10 with pa
tience nv d body of intelligent bust
aess men, such al constitute the Ohio
wholesale liquor dealers. and space ~
siyen TO tile matter elsewhere purely
III tho interest Of truth,
Dr. BASS aud those engaged n the
war upon the liquor traffic must not
and probably viii not object To Tilt |
ruth. even when II does not poin. |
heir way. The truth IN what VIE all |
want iii att Issue snch az That which /
.ho reverend gentleman and his col /
asgpes are striving 10 force upon rs
md they know We all know that I
.he truth about the liquor traffic as Il
las been conducted by some men b /
afro ana elsewhere is bad enough |
II serve the ueeds and purposes af
he most rahid reformar
| baltaeyes "a saloon men oi
afro ID purge themselves ald ra
train tile reckless ones among then
est TN people ise Hp some day and
h Il lnn lHtll. III 4 maAnar II alts
ether IL l1eil likinz ana perhaps nat
iltngpther within reason.
fsrobabi, Il will not be deaiea that
ara yeFg few IN this
rity ana county Thet could not elect |
precinct constable anywhere The
aloon men could not elect anybody
both sides must depend upon tn
.reat mass Of conservative, thinking
men to give them any standing al the
tols; and the conservative, thinking
nan the business man the iahorer
he mechanic these do nct turn radi
.als mon d matter Of serious public /
i9ncern. without great provocatiun |
3ut when such nroYoeation IL present |
II, they will vote to Fid themselves
If what they know 70 be an evil, TO
saFglless ~ consciousness iii etnes II
sections THat has bpen the lesson
leaFly evers here ana Cairo salooH
nen will III sen ID leep 1t i'll mind
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-12-03
RESPECTFULLY,
u. BllCHER PACKING co,

The foregoing ought 10 settle the
nuestion SO far as the retailers are
Econeerned. but. as stated YESTERDAY
|morning 1t nlaces the burden of the
|consumers' complaint upon the pack
ers. That there was sharp decline
IT, the price of butcher stock during
the last several weeks IS not open to
anesticn for the daily market quota
items prove it and are matter Uf
record. That the price Of meat to
the consumer was not reduced is a
matter OF personal knowledge to
every housewife who attends to her
business. Who got the benefit Of
this difference of meat on the hoof
and meat en- the countr2 The story
from Chicago. evidently inspired by
some of the packers there. sought to
create the impression that the re-
failers were the culprits This. il
seems. Is NOS the ease, and II is
shown that tie hiz f,'ilows are again
~. sei- hcucfeiariess If . dcprs1s Oh
al ptices TO the farmer ~ithput an.
csfresnondiue depression e the neo
SIC = usual the pTedacsr aei the
eensusnef arc made - pss tribute
r. the tsTiH proteets3 ecpb,ne
Ecme pxseuratien = charmed To-
the h~ld IN from The fact that the
lsr.eps - siork have recovered III
he during the last few days; but tbs
nesning's quotations. as given IN our
dieratehes elsewhere. show Chicago
caifle and sheen 3 10 . lover than
Inst week. while hogs are 8 higher
than a week ago with pa Fers dis
posed 60 hold on = Bif the prices
OF ali meats on The hoof are stu con
si.lers,lsIy bower than they we're When
tbs present scale OF retail prices was
established and seem likely to con
linnf 50 indriniteis
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-12-03
Biography.


Josef LhcYihne the celebrate
danist. was born in Moscow on De
cnber .. f57f his father being the,
musician in the imperial orchestra
{ his native citv From his fathe'
Z he lei received his FIRST musical in
tructiun. At the age Of six he began
& take Lessons from Krisander. a
swede. remaining with him five
Years. during which period he made
his FIRST pubiic appearance in Nos
SOW At eleven ne began his studiea
III the Imperial Conservatory. receiv-
iug at bis graduation IN 1892, a gold
aedai aad the highest hCnors The
rexf threc summers he spcHi IN Ire
o'aHcasns cijcHv eos the benefit of
iis bcaHh but continuing his studies
II The same time. lp his fourteenth
YEAR b. uas inriict by Huhrnstcin &c
eias At uae ~ his urrhc trad 'uureris
y MesfaV ~ Eefju pa $3.50 ha
was vfeforiou= ~ the aret comte'i
iien 70, the Buhepaiep prtze which
s efsred ever size sears since
fheh he bae firen rcn~cHs Isl ~
arts If EaivIse sn AmcFira and fnI
fve wears IIc mas been n professor IL
ihe Imperial Coascrs7toTy Ct Mes
GOV
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-12-03
DECEMBER : IN HISTORY,

t51a 'iae British Admiralty office
established by Henry VIII
1851 George Cabot. who was presi
delt IT the Hartford conven.
ton bern IN Salem. Mass. DIE
April ~, 1929.
TIT New Jerseys first newspaper
issued at Burlington.
lSi9- Mauritius taken BY the Eng
fish
$40 sredefiek VI. Of Denmark
died. succeeded BY Christian
VIII.
$50 Railway communication opened
between Hamilton and Toronto
Ontario.
SG3 Gen Lcnestreet raised the
siege Of Knoxville
SCI Great Reform temonstrations
ny London trades unions.
SSi Electric street lights intro
d,ced in Philadelphia
'Sal Leon Albeit ex-governor o
New Jersey. died
1897 German marines took posses
sion OF kiao Chan. China.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-12-03
psez4ee fdalaria.
cuANcEev NOTICE

STATE of ria3js. So '-lcr County.
EN- III AIetz-tds t5u7ty Circuit
cour, yshrrar- e = = fgas IN
Chencery Sitti,f-
Ehgabeth jean Tlemrscn Com
plsnaut 1s. p Nathan htanel Na-
mss English Joha stsncii. Mamie
stancil and Frauces staneil unl-
r,caded wHh ware Ann CT enbaum'
wes smithy aud ~ ". ilHl~n) De-
PENDANTS. Eli in CbInceFy for Par
filion.
The above named defendants are
hereby notified that said complainant
tae this day fied in saiJ Court Ger
tain bill in ChaHcery for Partition
AGAINST them End that Summons has
issued thereon returnahle on tie first
dav Ct The next term Of said Court to
be hnIGen ~ sbc court house in Cairo
liinois on the Iash Ia, IF February
next.
Cairo. Illinois. November Is. 4 D..
1907. LEE 2. DAVIS. Clerk.
David S. Lansden, complainant So
lioitor.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-12-03

MaY tho Lord help you make
1nckiins Arnica salye known to ali, ="
writes j O. jenkins, Of Chapel HILL
N. G. IT quickly took the pain out or
i felon f0g nne and cured 1t In won
lerfuily short time" Best on earth
{or sores, burns and wounds a5c ND
Alt drug stores.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-12-03

The above III a correct statement
u THE number of copies of The Cairo
Sllletin printed during the year ls0G
Slsl the month of November. 1901
CLYDE SULLIVAN.
Business Manager
Subscribed and sworn to before
I'd this second day Of December
|s0v
LEO kLEB,
Notary Public.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-12-03
The Butterflies Know.

Young mon whose Incomes afe
small should realize thar social butter
aies arc not for them" SAYS r New
York minister Unless they behave
as If ihe income limit didat afsf. the
aeial bllttoFiies win saoD masa tbem
aaiiae tilas they aFe aat f9r them
se5 ran Thc aia 81 the ealDit IL
aet required
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-12-03

4 New York woman has become the
aifa ct the man who saved her from
browning There are men VIM will
be mean enoHsh after this to inquire
before they save drowning wcmen
whether they are married or not
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-12-03
EJACULATION STATEMENT.

fsrage number of complete and
,crfcct copies or the Cairo
Bulletin printed daily AMI
Sunday during the year 1906. 2o2s
\ eragc number Of complete and
Aperfcct& copies Of the Cairo
Bulletin printed daily and
Sunday during the month OF
November. 1907 ...... 2os5
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-12-03

The Bulletin IN on sale ut the fol-
wing places:
CoIenYsr's, 214 Eighth street.
kiaIlIdzy House News Stand.
/ Vvaik er's, f0i Sixth street.
eiw. Front Restaurant.
d
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-12-03
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
Cairo, Alexander County, i'lIncA
Population. 1s,ta7.

Mayor. GEORGE PARSONS
CLERK. n. A, HATCHER.
Treasurer, THOMAS f. MsHON1f
City Attorney, +. M. MOORE.
Comptroller, ERNEST NORDMAN
Police Magistrate, All ROSS.
CHIEF OF Police, M. =. EAqAN.
Alexander County, Population xx,4Si
County Clerk. JESSE ~. MILLER
Circuit Clerk, LEE u. DAViS-
Sheriff. FRANK ri. DAVIS.
States Attorney. ALEXANDER
WILSON M
Coroner DIR. JAMES McMAMUB.
County superintendent OF Schools,
pROF, JOHN SNYDER
Assessor and Treasurer. FRIED u
JEi4LIS.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-12-03

While shopping in London an amer
ican school teacher was very mueh
taken. with pair Of beautiful lace cur.
tains. The price Of them, however,
seemed rrohibltiye. Being only a
teacher" she said. q am not Of
course. wealthy, and / fear that | can
not ahord them If You VIII wait 2
moment. replied the saleswom9n, !
viii see IL may give you reduction
On them" Then she called 10 n su'
perior and said This person would
IKE 10 have these curtains bus sl'e
saws Size Is not a lady and cannot az
ford 20 pay the marked price
Beginning Of Passport System
The passport system dates back TO
he time Of tho Crusaders.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-12-03
TIME cAnn CAM fLfcIRLc BY

sIsLT lime cars due a. leave SECOND % ~
ng north On Commercial ave-, every 10 N
ties from g "A. ~. to n. ~ 4 M
Gong nnrth on Walnut at- every 10 msruf%
rom 6tAa d m. to fGs58 u III.
POPLAR sT. LINE fioihrook Ave, CIR a.
ID leave sseanng Sf resHg arrth or Hole ro"s
Ave nit 6s5gt q WI; 6fs2s RtBTs gsi2ts. M and a.
tame minutes every Nour until l0.t2 Anc li'i4
:, IN.
Going west ON Twenty Eighth ~. NJ a'fsi
i.19; G.3s Ga9; and 7;0i h. III aad ON same min
tYss every hour until 1854 &ua Il;o4 p. m,
Poplar vt. cars dHc 10 pass st. Maryts eaIe
minutes after Leaving Sec md ~.
BELT LINE OWL CARS north on walnut
ii. sD b. III 1884 a. nj; 40 q, m; 2.8o ~ ma
Ssg0 d. M. !; A 80 &. ms 30 -. m.
North On C0Nnperclalrri2:00 D. H., 100
Ii. 200 b. III, 81 on n. n. 4 90 u III. . .. 10.
9elf ana Owl cars are due To pats Yves
ehirty fourth " rs minutes after ieayinf
second at,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-12-03
Moch Monsy Fren Llauor ssIes.

mech Money From Liquor Sales.
The New York state excise depart
meaf receives from the saia8ils OF
Maahattan and the Bronx sboroaga3
sl7S0S each Gay ia the year
peea4ee nalaria.
Malaria rendSrs nearly a nth OF
the land OF the gic5e dangerous 20
white Tea.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-12-03

The hsst volums Ct the Gun
vas punished O. April 10 1e51. In
Isfsdztys' history Ct cairo the syn
b mentioned IS the third newspaper
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-12-03

I'm the effort to natioaaiize the rail-
road systems Of Iagaa- SIX companies
having 500 miles ot track were ac-
0uired last year boy tha government
The amount involved Was i290J0,000
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-12-03
ccrdlte walkina stlch.

In y discussion IN the house or par.
lament relative to the danger ot cord
tie Mr. Faldaue said thar he had a
walking sticl. made Of this explosive
which be had often carried into the
cloakroom of parliament
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-12-03
CAIRO IN lS5.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

terom tic Caro- SUM-
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-12-03
National unelcs

France and Italy rUa national
pawn shops.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-12-03

Beard OF County Commissioners
j. J. JF1$NEId4E Chairman
GEORGE PARSONS.
DIR. EDWIN ]. CAUsE
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1907-12-19
POLITICS CAUSE
Of LAND FRAUDS

Chicago, Dec. 15.-At a banquet Of
the Commercial club Saturday night
Ethan Allen Hitchcock, former secre
tary of the interior, delivered an ad
dress covering the organization and
work of the department of the inter
ior. Speaking with especial reference
to land frauds he said:
lust so long as government officials
wear the collar of those to whom they
are indebted for their nomination and
appointment, rust so long will we have
land frauds by periured plunderers
Illegal fencing of public domain to the
exclusion of the pioneer home builder
and the speculative CRATER ready and
eager TO rob the nations wards OF
their rightful inheritance"
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1907-12-19
LID DOWN K-SLAM
ALL OVER NYARk

New York, Dec. 16.--New York had
q second Sunday with the lid down
tight. Amusement promoters kcSt
their places closed. The change, us
before, provided harvest for the res
taurants.
The theatrical man made no at
tempt to test the law, and will await
relief in the form of more liberal
Sunday ordinance, which they expecs
the board of aldermen TO pass tonnes
row.
A few places OF exhibition, danet1x
academies, and roller skating rinks
which had been fortified by iniunc'
tons against police interference. did
business as usal, and an occasional
arrest for Sunday Dissertation WINS
made, but these cases were the orr
ception.
The police claimed 10 have kept tho
saloons also closed. A criticism 81
last Sundays theater closing was tina
the saloons thereby attracted an fn-
creased business, and that the police
were not particularly active in stTpr
pressing this form Of Sunday law yfc-
lation. Many excise arrests were
made.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1907-12-19
THOUSANDS VIEW
REMAINS Of KING
ELABORATE PREPARATIONS FOR
FUNERAL OF NORWAY'S
MONARCH.

Stockholm, Dec. 16.-Fifteen thous-
and persons came Saturday to view
the body of King Oscar of Sweden,
which is lying in state. Friday $4,000
persons visited the chapel of the roy
al castle. Saturday, however, the cold
was severe and hurricane ragged.
The oaken coffin, In which the body
lies, is covered with royal purple vel
vet, embroidered with a golden crown
and deeply fringed with gold. A large
gilt royal crown has been placed at
the head of the coffin. In the church,
where the services will be conducted,
a hundred artisans are working day
and night. They are erecting a huge
rostrum, 20 feet in height, on which
the catafalque will rest. At each cor
ner of this will be great golden
candleabra from which an illuminated
cross will be suspended. Nine hun
dred mourners will be accommodated
in the church.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1907-12-19
NELSON'S MOTHER is %.
Aged Parent Of Minnesota Senator is
Happy.

Deerfield, Wis, Dec. 15.-The
mother of United States Snator Knute
Nelson OF Minnesota, surrounded by
her three children, has just celebrated
her ninety-third birthday at the home
of her son, William, near here. De
spie her advanced age she retains all
her faculties; is around her home
daily, singing old Norwegian songs
and hymns and reading her Norwe-
gian books and papers. She keeps
special track of the "doings Of her
son, the senator, through all the
papers.
Much of her time is still occupied in
spinning. Knitting sewing and crochet.
ing. She can recite one after another
scores of songs and poems of Peter
Dass, Thomas Kingo, Bronson, Liderod
and Dorothea Englebrecht.
Mrs. Ingeborg Nelson was born in
the village of Evanger. Voss, Norway,
on November 1854. In 1849 she
came to America, stopped in Chicago
about two years and then removed
to La Grange, Walworth county. Wis.
There she remained until the spring
Of 1853, when she came to Deerfield
Dane County. She has had in all four
children-three sons and one daugh.
ter. Knute, the Oldest resides al
Alexandria, Mimi; William, the sec
ond son, is practicing attorney at
Deerfield, and Henry is a retired
farmer, living at Whitewater, Wis
The daughter died in infancy. Mrs
Nelson's husband, Nels, died at the
homestead in the town of Deerfield
in March, 1888, at the age of 81.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1907-12-19
.SLAYS SIRE TO
SAVE HIS MOTHER
JusTlFIA6LE HOMICIDE BY FORT
ATKINSON YOUTH.
FATHER is INTOXICATED
And Chases His Wife With Murderous
Intent When Son Interferes Hero.
ically-Drunken Man Brandishes
Butcher knife-Boy At Once
Gives Himself Up.

Fort Atkinson, Wis, Dec. TO-
Frank Popke, 10 years old, killed his
father at his home on Clarence street
Sunday evening. The father, while In
toxicated and armed with a butcher
knife, chased his wife around a room
and Frank interfered to save his
mother. After being shot in the head
by his son Popke ran out of the house
closely followed by the youth, who
fired again, the shot hitting the old
man in the back, killing him instantly
The boy gave himself up to the police
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1907-12-19
ADMIRAL EVANS GRATEFUL TO
AMERICAN PEOPLE.
NAVY READY FOR DUTY
Officers and Men Appreciate Generos-
ity of the Country and Will Per-
form to Their Best Whatever Is
Required-Footbail Game Pro.
vides Final Diversion.

Fort Monroe, Va, Dec. 16.-In an
interview Saturday night, Rear Ad-
miral Evans, commanding the battle
ship fleet, asked the Associated Press
to convey to tho people the thanks
and appreciation of the oL-cers and
the men of the fleet for the interest
taken in their movements He also
expressed the great appreciation OF
the officers of the navy to the PEG
pie for creating and maintaining the
splendid feet.
I'm sure,"- continued Admiral Ev-
ans, that every officer and man in
the fleet will feel it not only his dirty
but pleasure to repay the people
for their interest by absolute fidelity
to the trust imposed upon him in
small things as well as in large.
Il hope that when We arrive at
our destination the people will nave
for us welcome as warm as is the
godspeed which they give us on our
departure, and should our command
er-in-chief decide to send us to the
other hemisphere, that the same
warm interest will follow there in
the future as it always has in the
past"
1t has been repeatedly rumoreu
that me fleet might eventually circle
the globe, some color being given to
the report ny the fact that the navy
department has furnished the navl-
gator of each ship with correct charts
showing the way to San Francisco.
Manila and Gibraltar.
Athletic Diversion.
Saturday afternoon the football
team from the Kansas won the
championship of the fleet by defeat
ing the Vermont eleven to 2. Com.
missioned officers, veterans of Ann,
apolis teams, played with enlisted
men on both elevens Other officers
led the charge from the blueiackets
and marines of opposing ships and
altogether there was a spirit of good
feeling among the officers and men
which made a deep impression upon
the spectators, an Indication of vita.
force to be found in the navy. Bands
goat mascots fluttering flags. tin
horns, and cheering, with subsequent
parades by the victors and the van
quished made the afternoon gay. AID.
miral Evans was at the Hotel Cham.
berlain when the sailors returned
from the game. They stopped ano
cheered him and then the Vermont
stilors cheered the champions of the
Kansas and were in turn cheered bv
the victors All boarded the ships
Saturday night happy and ready for
all the hard work the cruise is 70
bring to them.
President Will Arrive Early,
Washington, Dec. 15.-The present
arrangements for the departure of
the presidents party for Hampton
Roads to witness the beginning OF
the cruise Of the battleship fleet con-
template the start on the MayfIower
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1907-12-19
GREAT CRUSADE ON.
twenty More Arrests For Sunday
Violations.


Chicago, Dec. 16.-Twenty Saloon
keepers were yesterday reported Tor
new violations OF the state Sundav
closing law by volunteer detectives OF
the Law and Order league. A fun
fiedged prohibition campaign in Chi,
cago is developed to have been II.
progress for a week.
Assistant Attorney General Charles
w. Trickett OF Kansas and President
Arthur Burrage Farwell Of the Law
and Order League spgl9e at two great
mass meetings. Additional funds were
raised for the prosecution of the clos
ing fight.
The second case was called IN the
criminal court this morning.
Ninety saloons and every store and
shop in Chicago Heights were closed
by order of Mayor Hook.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1907-12-19
TO AMEND DICK LAW.
National Guardsmen Reach Agreement
on Proposed Changes.

Washington, Dec. 15.-Au agree
ment on the provisions desired by re-
representatives. OF the Interstate Ma,
tional Guard association for amend.
ments to the Dick militia law, has
been reached as the result OF confer
ences held between General Oliver,
acting secretary OF war; General Bell
chief, and other officers of the general
staff and Senator Dick, General Drain
and other officers OF the association
They are to be put in formal shape and
sent out to the various state rational
guard associations.
Probably the most important sub
ject approved was the proposition to
remove the present restrictions upon
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1907-12-19
BANK DIRECTORS FREED.
Statute Held Unconstitutional as APP
plying to Them.

Chicago, Dec. 15.-Five directors Of
the defunct Milwaukee Avenue State
bank were freed yesterday. wher
Judge Windes held the statute under
which they had been indicted uncon
stltutional Michael A. Labuy, JOSEPH
Lister, Marcus Kirkeby, Frank r
Crane and Elof Johnson are the men
who profit by the decision. They were
accused of having guilty knowledge OF
the banks condition previous to its
suspension. Paul o. Steensland, pres.
ident of the bank, and Henry Herring,
cashier, who were convicted of embez,
zling, are now in the penitentiary.
The decision will not affect them
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1907-12-19
JUDGE BAlDWiN'S WILL.
Five Million Dollars for Widow and
Two Sons,

Appleton, Wis, Dec. 14.-The will
of the late Judge George Baldwin was
made public yesterday, and except
for bequest of $4,000 to a cousin
and four daughters in Vermont, the
entire estate, estimated at $4,000, 900
Is left in trust for 10 years to the
widow, Mrs. Catherine M. Baldwin
and two sons, George B. and Charles
Baldwin. At the expiration of 1C
years the estate will be divided share
and share alike between the three.
Lands in Washington, Oregon
Michigan, the Dakotas, Wisconsin and
Oklahoma are included in the estate.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1907-12-19
FAIL TO CONVICT
SALOQNKEEPER

Chicago, Dec. 15.-After being out
for little more than "a hours, the
jury in the trial of Thomas Chamales,
tried for violation of the Sunday
closing law, disagreed The final
vote stood four for conviction and
eight for acquittal. The case was
the first brought under the new Sun.
day closing movement, and was bit.
terly contested.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1907-12-19
Three Children crernsted.

Morgantown, w. Va, Dec. 15.--In a
ire early Saturday at Sturgison, near
here, three children of o. p. Corbin.
superintendent of a local sand plant,
we're cremated. They were Rachel.
ICED 16; Susie, aged 5, and James,
1ged 7. Several others had narrow
escapes.