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The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1907-07-05
Short Stories
Hbout People
Wbo Wrlte J,

wyRHE Winston Churchill of Eng
land. who was recently appoih IT.
n ell priyy councillor of the LIB
eral cabinet, is a very young
man to have achieved what he has and
to have distinguished himself in so
many different fields. At thirty thu ZEE
he has mastered things which most
men would take half q century to lea IN.
In the dozen years since he reached his
majority he has been in army ca "a.
paigns in India. taken part in the bat
tie of Khartum, been a war CORE
spondent in South Africa, has fought
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1907-07-05

MIR. GLIDER IN REALITY AND IN GARCIA
TuRE.
when the call came to serve his coun-
try in the Union army during the civil
war, nor has he been timid about full
filling his duties as citizen since, for
he has led In many movements for 30
cial reform. No less an authority th an
Richard LIE Gallienne charges Mr.. Gil
Ger as a literary man with leading a
SUI. Oh double life. This is how he
makes 1t out:
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1907-07-05

| E#A Ka WINSTON CHURCH
&Aa MKf I'LL AND SNAP
MtA NR# SHOT SHOWING
| esN MA HIM ADDRESSING
AH RH THE HOUSE OF
&S ~ COMMONS.
the Beers and been captured by them,
afterward effecting a remarkable es-
cape, has Travelled in America and the
Philippines, been a parliamentary lead
err on both the Conservative and Lib
eral sides and attained fame in the
field of literature. He is very boyish
looking. Some time ago he thought to
give himself an appearance Of greater
age by raising a mustache. About that
time he had occasion to take into din
ner lady who had a reputation for
wit.
"Mr. Churchill" she said, Il like your
politics as little as I like your mus
tache" 1t should have been crush
ing shot, but not SO to Churchill. Ills
reply was on the instant, Madam, y pu
are not likely to come in contact with
either"
The now historic question, "Where
are your poetsT was asked by Ambas-
sador James Bryce at dinner In New
York and referred to America. But &C.
cording to the Dutch writer, Maarten
Maartens, the same question might ap-
propriately be put with regard to En- G.
land also. This writer, whose real nahe
is J. M. W. Van der Poorten-Schwartz
too long and hard name for literary
signature-was in the United States re
Gently in order to attend the national
arbitration and peace congress at Car
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-01-10
TEXANS BLIND RABBITS
WITH LIGHT; KILL MANY

l-ampasas. Tex, jar. captain j.
r. Skinner reports that the iachra1fts
are devouiiug his wheat and oar crop,
as they are Going all ove., the country,
and he and his assistants are making
war on them. Recently they have been
killing them by freight. such as the
hunters formerly used in hunting deer.
They made special raid. and three
Captain Skinner, w. w. Woodward and
Lee Landers--made the hunt, the result
showing the death OF siNty-two rabbits
for one night.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-01-10
.poWIE's FATHER TO HAVE
HOME WITH APOSTLES Wy

I.ss"N Ia, Jam. 9.Judge John Muir.
ray Dowie, he venerable father OF
Jonn Alexander Dowic. and disownel
by he deposed apostle of Zion City, lla,
accepted the invitation of the sons wifi.
10 make his home With her. This in
Nitatioil is taken to mean that Mrs
Do"ie is convinced that the judge is
her falher-n-law.
While preparing to depart for tn.
mansion across Luke Michigan from
Zion City. which the court gave TO Mrs
iDowie out of her husbands estate, lht
elder DoWie WAS sued by his llo'lse
keeper for an accounting. After the
death Of Judge Dowie's Wife 1va Year,
ago he employed u widow. Mrs. Ross
Mccall as hoasel>eeper. SHE alleged
he agreed that his property should :ll
so TO nor Wien he was through with iii
.Au attachment WIS served on him AID
IL settle the affair ani.aby he paid In.
ii"ttaellaeDe, $GG0 in addition to $3.50 ht
Iaa! previously given her. l'iie eide,
Dos,i$, is rot known 10 h;uve muaf
pioi,srty. ~ is greatly deiishtcG VIII
ihI l2rosnclt- OF a:oi'r st:n ptupu.
it0iue.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-01-10
YANKEE Cash FOR IRISH
CAUSE SAID DIVERTED

I.o.a!cn. Jan. THE Irish People"
tle organ Of William o'I3rien, publishes
an editorial declaring the records of the
alleged Wrongful financial methods of
the Redmondites. the revelation of
which WAS threatened by O'Brien in his
speech mt Cork. must be produced be-
fore an irish jury and that jury shall
hear the whole sorry, including a re-
cital OF the disposition OF the immense
sums obtained from the United States
and Australia. when. the paper AYERS,
We're obtained under false pretenses
and which enabled the bosses Of the
party to defy the people.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-01-10
"l;NLCADED"
GUN KILLS A MAN

Wausa. Neh .;.,n 9. Herbert Lind
sironh a single man VITO has been
farming. III ibis community met With
his death SATURDAY. afternoon, caused
by til" accidental discharge OF a gus.
lie had been 10 town in the morning.
where nc had made illal arrangements
for he renting of u fai'r,.
He h:td iusi arrived homo from town
when he and a son of the farmer where
he WAS boarding suggested that they
take the gun upstairs To clean. In do
ng so the gun was accidentally dis
charged. ille contents; entering tho
mans abdomen. They dian't k:iow the
cum WIS i.AlNd
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-01-10
May COMPEL G. n.
TO CONE into iowa.
Hill Road, Important Line in
State, Has No Official En-
tity Here.
cTHERs in SAME RELATION
Investigation Has Been ursed--ln-
crease of $50 ooo,soo in Capital
Stock Would Mean
Eig Fee.
CT4ERS in SAME RELATION.

Des NIoines, Ia. Jan. THE Great;
.stttaern iliiroad company has Tiled Il
l!Qgice with The secretary of state OF
y. iil. sofa of an Increase of capital by
sCY,vo9,ooo. No such notice has been
filed in Iowa, i'll fact the Great North
's5a. although it is ono of the Important
railroads of the state, is wholly UNI
l,:l0Wn TO the laws or the officials or the,
lees,as of Iowa and it never paid Il
eelll Ter the right to do business in the
:i.i1 1'ile old Sioux City and Northern
+" BOUGHT by tire Whitman and Sioux
cells. ;tl.f. it is operated by the Great
n las.a, but the latter Ms; such is UNI
HnuHn 10 Iowa. This state of affairs
,ss9.lls Win reference to a number OF,
y railroads doing business in Iowa.
!. S lsaailed that the Great North
~ batg.i@ ~ Iowa corporation in fact
81 il il crease OF capitol stock would.
,;til -, Ps:yn MT 10 iowa OF u big, sum
~ seaa '.s an incorporation fee. The,
i4tu ltisln q afllei;tl assemblies has been
.s0i4sl tll5s ;lnunlalous state of at
.si.a @isa rasa.a To The incorporation.
IS ~ q iowa. '.ier. appears TO be no
!nvesteat;on Urged.
II. I. Si,bolsof, OF l:ilena Vista coun-j
~. foin2tr nie.Mlel OF tee legislaturcf
,lld The past f." years III e.large of
re corporation welis IN the office of
S eratars cf state. Is decidedly of the
made
..,l'iisre is work along thin llnc to keep,
a Good man ,liSy for Il year, he says.
Ii appears mas there is no way that
the st:tte Gun i.eaD track of these cor
rnrations. Ii is not the business of
.fl5'D"dy in particular. The Iowa laws
are loosely drawn AND the Incorporation
bu.ire.s has grown until iowa is onej
81 th Zig states of the union i'm this
respect. II Is lli:sh time something wasl
done
II IS probable an effort viii be made
20 haNe tho legislature provide for am
i!sluilH into the naitcr
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-01-10
LIVE STOCK ESIg::1l
10 DEMAND reform


!,es M@iies, La Ian. . For ite .jrs
Time in tlle history Of the state The
1--WE sock interests llaNc appealed 70
llle laileoaa commission for relief tloll
tho loeal freieil charges on cae Of th,
chief products Of lnMa ana for Tho
FIRST tilne also the live stock interests
III loH.i have l,renttred 10 appeal to the
INT sst#ve Commerce commission iol
consideration with respect 70 Interstate.
RATES.
FOR fl9s corn Belt Meat Producers
fissoeiatipia Clifford Thorte of Wash.
imsgtoa. Who secured from the last leg
1slatlire II law prohibiting discrininn
zion in prices of oil iii this state, ia.
filed q petition asking for & reduction
OF tie IoWa rates Oh cattle. hogs anG
sheep. and this petition VIII bc con.
si'icred by the state railroad commits
sion within u short time. Within aiiew
DAYS Mr.. l'horne will go before The IN.
terst@te Commerce commission TO ash
n ike reduction in Interstate rates.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-01-10
EXPLOSION CUTS OFF
GAS FROM AND

o'les Gland. or. Jan. As the result
of an explosion of an eighteen-inch
mnil carrying natural gas from West
Virginia to Cleveland carly today near
Akron this city is entirely cut off from
lis natural gas supply.
thousands OF homes and business
places We're suddenly deprived OF fuel
alIa light.
notwithstanding plants depending on
na usal gas Tor fuel are closed.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-01-10
LAW DOESN'T BECOME
OPERATIVE FOR 8 MONTHS,

l9ss stoiiaes, Ia. Jan. Attorney
General Mullen TO-DAY sent State AUDI
itor carroll an opinion TO the effect.
that auditors of cities and towns must;
continue making reports under the old
las4 until April I. next, when the new
i;iw requiring uniform accounts goes
into effect. The auditor therefor will
not require reports under the new law
for some time.
II was also decided that the auditor,
has authority TO publish at state ex-
liense III matters relating to this work.,
t!lHt he may see fit.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-01-10
MID WINTER LIGHT MING
STARTS A BAD FIRE

N.a-shaiitown. la, Jan .. Lightning
THIS Iic.ine struck the large barn 81
eese,nt \ KeoppeL one mile ives of
S. Anthony. The structure burned To
tine groun'i within a half hour entail
G., loss oil $2noo. Six head OF cattle
ay.tl $50 horses besides large quantities.
u grain ana farm machinery were
f.t,i,,i.d
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-01-10
RAILROAD RATES ARE y
CUT ~ FIVE ARTICLES,

1)es Monies, Ia, Jan. THE railroad
commissioners have issued an order
bnsed on facts learned I'm the recent,
hearing reducing freight rates on five
articles. The rates on manure for the
benefit OF the Muscatine Watermelon
growers are reduced 20 per cent, and
on burial vaults. horse covers and sash,
weights the same. On roofing materially
the rates are reduced 40 per cent
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-01-10

Only seven per cfnt. OF the men IN
sthe French army e1pcen hsss feet eight
inches In height
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-01-10
c, G {. + /. a N Mt CLOSES.
IN E!l.slEs fraud ca, Sc 5 {. S; S



aii nv. Ea -aa 9 The govern
Mieses Jas.if.o4A Nas tnissted Nesier
day III TIC fai.l fsgsHa i,ial " A. T. and
A VI. Aiaaiset; n g Dale al1 William
q esnoot. 'i'Ie defense has moi yet am
swered whether sns Witnesses ~ih be
Introduced nn tl;st side OF not.
M,s Sarah Nj Allen. Of Defiance. la,
a soldiers n.tlow told OF fling on land
III tiie request Of \ r. Modiset. Who
paid Ter expsns..s She said she after
ward visited the clain and found ON
Ii Il little building Which looked to her
like a playhouse. tfhe Modisetts, she
said, gay, her a il.imdfiil Of peanuts and
told her 10 20 into ,ae house, cat her
lunch and lhus comply with the law.
@Iod vog intend To live on The land 9"
asked the governments attorney
We'll. | should say not. was the
reply. would not give - Genus for the
Wllols. Shooting pla1ch. | would not.
spend irtr cents for improvements on
suci, stuff ~ that.
Why did you, file OH it? asked the
attorney.
Well they ean,e to me With the Kin
kaid law aud q lie in tliair mouths and
needed the money.
Mrs Emma Copeland of Lincoln
Neb. amid Mrs Mars a. Taylor, of
LYONS. N.,b.. soldiers widows. also tes-
tilted 10 iiiiiie through the solicitation
of the dofnm,ants. .sns", Mere made
in each, blli there were no agreements
to sell!
Miss Auilr r. stewart OF Rpshville
district clerk OF Sheridan county. tes-
Tilted in ses.t,;.l 90 the filings made il
her ofiice 10 WHICH .sl5e affixed her jr.ai
She received enis thc Regular fees in an
t;t.ses
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-01-10
HORT COURSE AT AME5
IG tINpRECEDEMT SiiCrE

Des Moines. L.. Jan. 9.--lhe seventh
annual short course for Iowa farmers,
now in progress at Alnes, is The most
successful in the history of me insti-
tuition, with 700 students enrolled and
new students arriving daily. Iowa men
are chief in numbers. but there IS q
liberal spr!nl.:ng OF s.udeats from 9th.
er states.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-01-10
mo C!CARE:TS SOLD
IN sioux CITY
This Will Be Startling New.
For at Least Few
Consumers.
FIGURES GIVEN STATE
gut Six cisiesin Ninety Nine coantie
Which Pay the Prescribed Mulct
Tax for Selling the Mico
tine Sticks.
FIGURES GIVEN STATE

l)es Moines, Ia. Jan. 9.-ln View OF
the proposed movement i'll the Iowa
legislature this winter to repeal II pres
eilt rnulct tax law and establish Il uni.
Nersal saloon license law, the summary
OF Information just complied at the of.
flee OF secretary of stale relative TO the
operation of the lnulct liquor and Gig.
aret laws in Iowa during the year end,
ing October l. 1906 is of general in.
tereSt
trhc following data as to The value o.
saloons in II financial way TO Iowa
counties and cities is given:
Miilct tax collected ...s......... 81, 414, l45. 3
Number of saloons III iowa 80. 1,7T
1ig;iret lltict collected .........S T,Ji5 o
cities in which Gigaicts are sold
Counties in which liquor nulcL
- in l0frf- q
TOMAS. cites having SALOONS ~. Of
rroh. bitson counties ...........-.. i
Town hiDa having saloons .... .
The Ciearet Features.
Tho surprising thing about; tnc figure,
gathered by tile office of secretary o.
stale is he dis-.osure OF how LITTLE
nisyaret muiot tax has been paid ii
loea. But six counties reported this
operation OF ,i!iS law. whicn provide.
toi. a mae tau OF $500 Tor each place
~ ei;sarei sstlc. Only six cities in thes.
counties iepori places OF sale. The tota
md DcS Monies furnished $4,215 of ,hia
'i'i,~re arc but twenty-three place.
Nflerc cisffets are sod i'm low, accord.
,..:s 10 the reports !nndc to the secre.
tarN Of 81 tic. Following is z. list OF the
Counties, ,lla cities in Them, the mum.
isrr of pl,ts IS nf s;ec in the cities .tnt
sIr sfnou31t collected III each.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-01-10
TAKES BATH in JAIL AND Dies

Dubuque. Ia, Jan. J.--JameS Murkey,
aged As, sent to Jail for intoNication.
was founG dead in the bathroom of the
jail He was once q prominent drug
gtst.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-01-10
NEW ORLEANS CELEBRATES.

New Orleans. La. jan. BUSINESS
Is generally closed today in honor OF
the anniversary of the battle Of New
Orleans.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-01-10
ylRy LISTS ARE

HARD TO EXPLAIN
Des MONIES, Jan. l0--County Aud
tor Lew Burnett, in the hearing on
the jury lists. said he could not eX-
plain how the names on the list had
been erased and others written. nnlans
by .,aiceact0rs.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-01-10
FIRE DESTROYS a GREAT
NORTHERN WATER TANK

l:elden. Neb.. IAN. - FIR destroyed
the Great Northern Water tank here.
Frhe oflgin OF he blaze Is ull.nown. No
otller damage Was doLe.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-01-10

France published she FIRST rews-
paper in 1906. the frst Ensiisn mems
,paper appeared In 1922.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-02-19
YALE MAN DIES
IN LONELY SPOT
SHERWOOD IVES, FORMER CAP.
TAIN or ROWING CREW Ac.
CtDENTLY SHOT IN REMOTE
REGION OF NEW MEXICO.

Albuquerque, n. NJ. Feb 1S.--Aione
and 80 miles from telegraphic com
municat.on in one Of The most remote
parts Of New Mexico, on the cattle
ranch Of Ray Morley form rly foot
bah coach OF Columbia University,
Sherwood y. Ives, son OF General
Brayton Ives banker, of New York.
and erstwh L. captain of Yales row.
ing ciew. shot himself on Saturday
afternoon 1'ae bullet entered til +
thigh and ranged upward, lodged n
the bowels.
Suffering untold agany and % miles
from medical aid, Ives passed away
while being driven in buggy to
Magdalena lie had gone into The
house leaving his automatic pls ol In
its scabbard at hs belt. The pistoi
accidehlly fell to the floor. nxnlnIins
A rider was sent post haste to' Mag
dalena and surgeon aa4 telegraphed
for froa here A special train, with
a surgeon on board, was ready 10 dc.
pa when news Of Ives death reached
here
Showing the same nerve thai Le dis
played when urging tn Yale crew 10
victory, Ives bore mp under the in
Jury without complaint The mes
senger bearing the dispatch TO the
surgeon arranged for relay teams
along he road. which the ambulance
IN injured man woHld trave'
II going 10 Magdalena. which is the
nearo uoint on the railroad A start
was made Immediately after the acci.
dent and the ambulance had made 80
mil Of it's Journey when the injured
man expired vomiting blood Tn"
body was taken to Magdalena and is
10 be borne to New York for burial
Dr.. Ives came 0 New Mexico five
years ago for his health and has since
made his home al Datil which is the
headquarters ol the Morley ranch. He
was well supplied 1ith money ana
became fayorite from the Rio
Graude 10 the Datil Mountains
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-02-19
To AID
CONGO REFORMS
EFFORTS TO HELP INHABITANTS
OF FREE STATE WILL HAVE
SUPPORT OF KING SAYS
MONCHEUR.

Washington, Feb 18.-Baron Mon
cheur. the Belgian minister TO the
United States, was asked today for
his views on the senate resolution in
favor Of an investigation of the al
legged barbarities practiced by the
Belgian troops on Congo natives.
81 do not feel at liberty to com
ment on American legislation" he
said. Moreover the resolution does
not seem specially to affect Belgian
interests or the Congo Free state, but
seeks to amehorate the condition of
the inhabitants Of the Congo Basin,
which includes possessions of Eng
land. France, Germany, and Portugal,
as well as the Congo State.
NO one has done more than King
Leopold to civilize and uplift the in.
habitants OF Central Africa, and no
one viii sympathize more fully with
every effort undertaken, with proper
regard for treaty stipulations and
sovereign rights, to improve, civlize
and Christianize the negro.
Il observe that the resolution stipu.
lates that no step shall be taken un-
less the charges as to conditions in
tho Cogo Basin be proved TO be true.
AS far as the Congo Free State is
concerned it is eveident that there
has been systematic propaganda of
misrepresentation. The reports of i'm
partial travellers and scientists, such
as those of Prof Starr, of the Uni
versity of Chicago, recently published
in the daily papers. show that the
situation in the Congo Free State is
entirely different from the false pic
1ure given of IT by certain interested
parties who wish to deprive King Leo
pold of his African territory and the
Belgian people of their inheritance.
No doubt these impartial opinions
will, in due time be confirmed through
the official channel of the American
officers"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-02-19
CREIGHTON WILL
IS At LAST FILED
COUNT LEFT MUCH TO EOUCE
TIoNAL AND BENEVOLENT IN
sTITUTloNs-VAsT SUMS TO
RELATIVES.

Omaha. Feb is S-TN viii Of the
late Count Creighton was fl d this al.
ternoon. II makes specific bequests
of s1l5000O Of which S25o.000 goes
TO rela ives and TO his housekcepe-
while 100000 goes to educational aud
benevolent in ttutions. Creighton
University leading with 100000.
But all that is left over estimated
20 te upwards Of s. 100000 is 10 DO
distributed among he benaficiaries
specifically named in will. in the same
prcport ons that their shares bear to
the whole amount Thus il is es-i-
mated each one viii receive four 20
five times as m-ch a. specifically
named. -"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-02-19
PROVIDENCE IMPELLED THAW;
FAMOUS WILL Is INTRODUCED
FEAR NEW PLOT BY JEROME
ITALY ORDERS HER
STUDENTS To LEARN
OF GEO. WASHINGTON

Rome, Feb tS,-Tho government
has issued instructions that directors
of all schools explain to their students
en- Washington S birthday the mean.
ing and Importance Of the celGbrat on
of that day In the United STATES The
instructions cloio with these words:
"All civilized counties must aspire to
peace as their supreme aim"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-02-19
DOUBLE DEATH IN
LOVERS QUARREL
SOUTHERN ILLINOIS GIRL SHOT
MAN WHO REFUSED TO WE'D
HER AND THEN TURNED GUN
ON HERSELF.

Marion. H.. Feb. 1S.-Cora Turner
daughter Of G.. n. Turner, OF Harris
burg. Il.. shot Robert Kennedy and
hen shot herself BoJh will die. Miss
Turner for some weeks has been max.
ing her home IN this city a-d keeping
company with Kennedy, who is a con
dHetcr on The Coal Belt Electric raj
road.
The couple quarreled last night and
Kennedy demanded the keepsakes be
had given the girl Before separating
Miss Turner told Kennedy she would
Kill him II he did not marry her to
dag. A. nom she west 10 his room.
where they were alone. when he
shooting took place
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-02-19
STATE pIsPEEsARY is oUsTE0

Columbus. s C.. Feb. l8-The
house II y preventative. by q vote cf
IS % q. has adopted the rep-rt NJ
the conference comm -ttee. which TO
fhir7v-six hours had been working o.
defects in he local option bill The
report also wa adop cd by the sen
ate by a vote of 25 70 n and the act
viii te signed bv Governor Anssl AZ
once the state dispensary Thus pass-
Ing ut Of existence with today.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-02-19
GAS COMPANY EXTENDS FIELD.

BeIIeville 10. Feb. 1s-The Ea r
ST. L -uis Gas Light aud Belleyiile Gas
and Electric companies hav= consoit
dated and adopted he name cf the s.
Clair county Gas and Electric com
pary. Ir will extend i-- service
Throughout ST.. Clair county. The cap
itai stock was increased from $3.50 011
10 $500 COO
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-02-19
TO ADMIT JAPS TO FRISCO
SCHOOLS BUT BAR LABORERS
FROM COMING INTO THE u. S.
THAWING DYNAMITE
EXPL0DES BLOWING
FIVE MEN TO BITS

London, Ky, Feb. 1S.--Fiva men
employed by the Louisville and Nash
vile railroad in laying a double track
north Of Hazelpatch were killed to.
day by an explosion Of cne hundred
sticks of dynamite, which they were
thawing around a fire. Their bodies
were blown TO atoms, fragments Of
flesh being found in tops of nearby
trees
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-02-19
A Youthful Medal Winner,

Little Doris Zella Kay, Of London,
England. II years old, has 10 fewer
than II medals. including the Cross
of Merit 0f the Paris Life Saving 50
ciety and the Perrin gold medal She
IS the daughter of Mr. james Kay.
himself an authority on swimming.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-02-19
TRIES TO DIE AFTER JURY DUTY

Athens Ca. Feb. 1S-Aft=r being
or re8ged as a juror in two murder
cases in ore wecE Thurman Walker
lss+ night attempted 70 commit s-i-
eide b. hanging H's wife cut him
down with a table knife and after an
hours EoFk resu-citst-d hin.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-02-19
STRINGENT ANTI-PAss LAW.

Gufhrie. Okla, Feb. 1s.-The Con-
stitutional convention today passed a
section cf a railroad report making
il a criminal ohense to accept a rail
road pass or telegraph frank.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-02-19
The Ned Of the Present.

Let not future things disturb thee
for thou wilt come to them If It shall
be necessary. having with thee the
same reason which now thou usest foI
rresent -hiugs.-Marcus A1toainas.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-02-19

There are between 10000 and u .000
professional thieves IN New York city
a-t several hundred thousand ana-
tears Vho cnly steal skeH opp0rtuui-
lies are Chered
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-02-19
To Him That Waits.

From the Persians Ged rights the
man tsst keeps silence