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The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-15
NEW CLUB HOUSE
FUND IS RAISED
REPORT AT MEETING or ALEX
AMBER MEMBERS SHOW ALL
ARE GENEROUS.
CONTRACTS ARE CLOSED
For Furnishing Building and Dscora.
ators Are Soon to Commence
Work - A. n. Halliday
Praised For Efforts.

| Enthusiasm was Ehe keynote Of the
meeting Of lno inenl 4rs OF the Alex
ander club last night, at which plans
for the early occupation OF the new
club houss we're perfected.
The meeting was called for the pnr-
rose Iii hearing the report Of H. II.
Halliday who was appointed IL rel
Iceat meeting as d committe 81 one to
solicit subscriptions Tor the purpose
III furnishing the new club TIL mem.
hers present last night We're more
than gratIiied 10 learn that through
Mr.. Halidays efforts and the loyalty
of the members practically every one
had contributed to the furnishing find
and thai arly S2,oo0 had been
raised.
Mr. Halliday was warmly eongratu-
lated BIZ different members in brief
talks for his excellent efforts in behalf
of the club and at the close Of the
meeting three ronsing good cheers
were given in his honor
III. s. Candee. chairman Of the house
furnishing committee, reported To the
members that having been pr vlouslg
informed oa PIE success met BY Mr.
HALLIDAY, the committee had closed
Che contract with Carson-Pirie-scott
and Company of Chicago for the furn
isaings and shat the work would be
commenced as soon as possible.
1t is the intention Of the commit
Eee 10 have the WORK completed lu
time TOR meeting 81 the Egyptian
Hustlers, June ~, but owing to yari-
Gus delays that arc likely to- occur.
Mr.. Candee stated that the eonmitte
would moi promise thai the honae
would be ready for occupancy on that
date
The contract with he same Chicago
firm for decorating the interior Of
the hose was closed som weeks ago
and decorators have already arrived
to commence their work AS soon as
the club takes possession Of the
house, This probably will DO done
today.
Secretary r G Barclay stated thai
4 veral weeks ago the entertainment
committee, presenting that the new
club would be ready to be opened on
May Is had made contract with
= concert company for 40 entertain
ment On hat night Delay af The con
trac;nr. however has inert rcd win
the plans to some extent but the con
cert Will be gwen in the X Nj n q.
hall on tina iate Following the EN-
tartainment there viii be a dane
The affair Is for club members and
thei families
Following he meeting last night
nest enjoyable luncheon was served
BY Catereg &c tel.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-15
VILLA RIDGE is GUT OUT
tconciuded from Sixth Page)

fCOnciuded from Sixth Page1
order. stating thar Alderman Thistle
woods amendment wa out Of order
and moved that Alderman Burkes
amendment De laid on the table.
The mayor sustained the point Of
.orler
Alderman Burke moved that the or
dilance he laid over
Alderman Meehan again arose 10 a
point of G. der stating hat the motion
coaid Nos bee entertained. and was
again sustained.
roli call was demanded on the
motion 10 las Alderman BuTke's mo
Ition on the table and the motion was
carried by a vote Of to ;.
The aldermen who voted in The
negative explained hat they were not
IL favor Of increasing salaries of 20
lice. for various reasons Aldermen
Kcehler. Davis and Thisilewood
thought the city could not do 80
legally. as proper provision had not
been made in the appropriation bill.
Alderman Snyder said the finance
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-15
TAFT FORAKER FIGHT

Th~ Foraker fight in Ohio
cpght to prove vote-maker for
Te~oc. sew; for the battle is to the
knife aud the wounds the eontending
Republicans will infict upon each
other are not likely TO be over-quick
in he hsaling On the face of 1t. #
Taft wins. Foraker mist descend into
political oblivion. while If victory
pcrchos with the Fie Alarm senator
the secretary Of war will merely have
been shon OF portion Of his
strength large and valuable asset
in his andidacy for tae Republican
nomination for president.
Surface reading is not incorrect 50
far as a Taft defeas is concerned. bit
It is BY no means so plain that a Taft
victory viii sweep Forate for good
ana all our of the ranks of the in
fuential in Ohio politics The Taft
cohorts NAV stab and maui with pre-
cieien and With might They may
stamp Foraker into the ground 70
gether with what he represents, but
neither Foraker nor his brand of Re
publicanism will STAY buried. The
time for the permanent burial Of the
Foraker Republcansm has not YET
come. though the indications are tha'
IL IS approaching There are left. yet
too many fanatics and dupes in Ohio
folks whose prejudice plays more
important part in thei- political creed
than does judgment--and SO hong a
this is the case. so long viii Fire
Alarm Foraker continue force TO b.
Ieckoned with
Consequently. though Mr. Taft vii
his fight and Though il be TO th'
knife. there viii not be that almos
universal falling into the line OF th'
winner that usually o-cus when on'
public man literally theusts anothe
on Of his way. On the con irary. th'
cohorts Of sectional prejudice and III.
splenefie pretenders upon the race is
sue. both of which are of the FoEake
faction, viii rear their crests in op
position almost as soon as the BIZ
secretary shall have established hi
victory, and We are greatly mistake
L The Fire Alarm senasor would no
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-15
NEED NO BLUE STAMPS
Postmaster General Issues Order Max
ing Ten Cents Worth OF Post
age Equivalent to Special"

Washington, May la.-No special
delivery postage stamps win be ne y
ed after the frs If next July 70 in
sure the immediate delivery OF leE'
ter. Pursuant 10 an act of the last
session OF congress, Postmaster Gen
eral Never today issued an order that,
on and after July / next u there ~
attached 70 any letter on package q
mail matter, ten cents worth ot
stamps of any denomination With the
words SD cial delivery written N
printed ON the envelope or covering,
In addition 10 the postage required FOR
ordinary delivery, the article will be
handled as ii 1t bore the regulation
special delivery stamp,
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-15
GREATEST OF HOTEL TOWNS.
Tens of Thousands of New Workers
Give Up Home Life.

A recent edition of the Social Reg
lister contains a list Of 5000 families
living ia hotels in New York city
This. OF course, does not include all
the citizens Of this great old town
who have given up home live OF the
kind their parents knew.
An expert who has studied TIE hoiei
business OF two hemispheTes says mat
New York cares for three times as
many persons in hotels as does Lon
don. six times as many as does Paris
and ten times as many as does any
other city that can De named
There are 1875 large lrst class Eotel5
In Manhattan alone. more than SVy
including the smaller ones, ana, at
the rate Of construct ion at present,
the calculation has been made that
within twenty years there will be on
Manhattan Island alone ESQ hotels CT
400 rooms each or Of greater size.
With a floating population each DAY
ranging from $4,000 to $4,000 Tor me
various seasons Of the year. there is
little wonder. says success. that Ne"
York has become the city Of the earth
most conspicuous for its hotels.
II is said that A. one o. The vel
known Fifth avenue hosielriss al
least $4,000 daily mnst be received
before there is cent Of profit At
least four OF The fashionable hotels
are said to have wines IN their cellars
to the value OF s1.50e.00e. The an
nual bill for cut flowers used by these
places runs from s3oe19 10 Sfoeo9
one house SAYS that its yearly out
ter bin is $4,000. more than the sal
arr Of the President Of The United
States. As THIS IS not one OF The
largest hotels there may be butter
bills in toHn that are bigger even
than the salary Of an Insurance presi-
dent
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-15

again be brought to the front as their
leader and exponent.
Thus, the Indications are that Re
publicanisn is in for a long continued
war upon itself in Ohio. II will be
hard lines ii Democracy cannot cut In
and do something for itself while the
fight is going on. A. least the chance
10 make iaroads on the strength of
Ohio Republicans is wide omen, and if
Democracy Will only get busy with
the situation there is every reason to
believe that a most effective blow can
lie administered Courier Journal
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-15

capacity hours out Of the RAJ On single
lines fcgs wait sdng while passenger trains have te
@ Nay e3s days weeks in yards transfer points
awaiting deir turn.
population increasing at the rate Of more than 2o0o0o9
annum growth will soon be 100000 The demand
transportation s1sems % the country accordingly Almost
yen4 hat ministers human necessity. except such products 81 te
FARM as ar. tie @ alls he carried ~ the railroad for
azpr e total value Of farm products themselves
oub Years 1870 and estimated ~ almost twice
years III The last years the output of petroleum
than doubled that of iron increased 5o CENT and the
value products Of tho country from $93i2i3is3
1900 ID Slsn30 1906 All the additions imports
n exports every activity every department of industry means lust
u work for tho carrier systems Of The country
the noam and the necessity At no tons % the
e would require 2uQ00no Of steel rail every year furnish
e $1,000 miles track required This nearly twohd of tho prod
uet Of rolling mills the United States II would call for tho
labor 100000 grading beside track layers bridge builders and
Others. sua ordinary extensions and improvements
now ban- inside had sufficient quantities eras
Ana he investment 1T permanent railroad plant 81 Soo
Years provide the railroads 81 the country wtA
s II handle properly business already in sight NOT allowing fot
ar aqh TA Ie real railroad problem Of the United States
nd ut people have been sneuary slow perceive and re-
uant ID realize although II written every industrial STA
sts aHd paserr from every signal tower every siding
and ccrs railroad yard the Atlantic to the Pacific 10 all
prnc hc commerce country has touched barrier which i
almost nsurmouutablc
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-15
KNIGHTS TEMPLAR or FLORIDA.

Jacksonville Fla, May H. An m,
beers Of the Masonic fraternity from
all parts ot Florida are 70 he enter
tanned III Jacksonville duriag the next
{ days. The Grand Chapter Il A.
b., convened In annual session eoaay
ana on Thursday the Grand tonmanI-
ary, Knights Tempar VIII meet Ihe
latter body. though Young ~ yefas, n
increasing its membership az grati.
tying rate and all indications point 50
d most successful meeting.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-15
IltR All-Cnltnltrr-
titg Autnlltnhtlr
By ALVAN T. FULLER.

Jag was generally accepted practical fact in this country In France
I'd % ot places it had greater progress, but it accepted
% here and only by those who wished to use 1t for pleasure
exclusively.
When once the nnumerabe advantages OF the automobile
@ ~ H. oor generally recognized there began demand for the
hn that probably is unprecedented in the raPidiy OF its growth IN
th, history AZ American manufactures
To-Day hc automocis recognized quite generally as the most al
- ~ Of inl usl transportation for pleasure or for business
g sne accidents cannot compared 10 the accidents OF r-
"a ei or Of ans oien equally swift transportation
Ore Of t distinct features of the Development OF auomoHng VIII
Rs ,Ic reduction of danger TO the van
,-l,ne uoint. still the increase OF econ g., ReE[.EEA<
o.ay and comfort Of travel. ~F<~ss3~s =
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-15

More than likely the city conn II
will pass the ordinance eliminating
villa Ridge from the Int urban corn
pany's franchise ordinance probably
or the theory that twofhirds Of a loaf
Is be ter than none al a~-although
Il Is BIZ no means sure that i has
come to this alternative But the
prospect Of d speedy building of the
road 10 Mound City and Mounds If
villa Ridge Is cut or Is worn some
thing % the people Of Cairo and
there Is alwaye a reasonable certainty
that the road will be extended to villa
Ridge when the builders shall have
become thoroughly convinced OF its
value as a feeder.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-15
Anril Circulation

The above II correct statement q
the number Of copies printed OF The
Cairo Bulletin for the Year 1906. and
for the month Of March 1907.
CLYDE SULLIVAN,
Business Manager.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this 30th day OF April 1907
lSeal) LEO ]. kLEB,
Notary Public
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-15
MANY KILLED I'M RIOTS.

Youzoyka, Russia, May 1.-THE
May Day N citing held IN mining
district in this locality had q fatal
outcome, The men while in session
were tnterfered with by the police
whereupon they stoned and wounded
five polio men Troops were called
and charged the crowd with drawn
sabres, several persons being killed ot
wounded
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-15

The very best evidence
of the vast public benefit
that may be traced to
the use of the automo-
bile is found. / believe,
in the fact of the amaz-
ingly swift growth of its
popularity.
1t is hardly more than
q few wears since MOTOR
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-15
MUST GET LOWEST RATE.

Washington, D c. May 1.-THE in
terstate commerce commission today
decided hat where two rat bets cen
the sane points arr ia force. he ship
ger must b. given the benefit Of fhH
lower
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-15
RElcHsrAe HEARS MANY BILLS

Berlin. May 1.-THE reichstag 10
day passed TO third reading various
sections of the budget the KEEL canal
bill the bin for a parate ministry
for the colonies and new pension bill
for civil servants. and then took "a
recess untH November H.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-15
BRIDGE TRUST INDICTMENTS.

Lima, Ohio May 1.-THE grand
jury here today returned 30 indict,
ments against individuals and cor
poratlons alleged 70 be parties 70 the
so-eaIled bridge tfus They are
charged With conspiracy IN restraint
of trade and IN violation Of the Val
ontine antitrust law.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-15
700 STRIKE IN SYMPATHY.

Ottumwa Ia. May t4.-Seyen hun
bred employees Of he packing plant ~
john Morrell and Company walked
out at noon to-day in sympathy with
DO men vino struck Monday for raise
in wages.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-15
s43. 100 FOR -FOUR RACERS.

Cleveland. O., May l4--At Che Blue
Ribbon horse sale this afternoon four
of the best horses In the Billings
stable, Major DeImar Blaekloek,
George G.. and Morning Star, brought
$4,000. Major Deimar- i,5QA war
gold to A. Bradley, of New York for
St2.0o0 He also purchas g George a.
a.05M for $40 600.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-15

Since he has been made chairman
al the street committee Alderman
Meehan seems to have assumed com
mand of things. AT the council meet
Ing last night he had things very
much his own way with respect to
matters about which there was ana
crntroyersY bur when he under.
takes ~ iackle the street gamins
with Cuffew ordinance be will prob
ably find that he has bigger Job on
his hands than he was looking for
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-15

Another boost was given to street
improvements at the city council
meeting last night, 10 the tune Of
$SG.o0O. City Clerk Hatcher and Al-
dirman Snyder both read till they
had frogs III their threats. ON two
ordinances providing for sewers and
filling.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-15

Science stands to-day
upon the brink AZ the
abyss Of iniinity, trying
with a butterfly net to
catch tho ifanlateriaL.
1t has explored the
earth; its telescopes have
swept ! he stuPendotls
vaults Of the heavens
its microscopes h av c
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-15
CIRCULATION STATEMENT.

Average number Of complete and
perfect copies Of The Bulletin
printed daily and Sunday for
the YEAR 1906 ......... 2o2s
Average number of complete and
perfect copies Of The Bulletin
printed daily and Sunday dur.
ing the month Of April 1907 2132
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-15
*week Days s.nEy
TIME CARD CAIRO ELECTRIC RVS

BELT LINE cars due tn leave SecoHd st. go
Ing north on Commercial ave-. every 70 min
utes from q. m. 10 pm
Cloif arth on walnut st every IS minutes
from, GsOs 10. to tfs52p m.
POPLAR ST. LTNE-Holbrook Ave, car due
Ia leave secon 1T gsing north on Holproo8
Ave- al 5tb7. g u; G:12i 6.bT; 7.12 =. M 9bd on
same minutes every hour until l0;i2 and llil7
y. M j. r.a..
Going west on Twenty Eighth -. ri h;as'
s.te & IA: Gt4g; and 1904 o. N and on same min
ut, every hour until 1884 and ii:ef p. M
Poplar 81 cars due to pass st. Mary 3 para
II minutes afte- leaving sec no IT.
BELT LINE OWL CARS north on walnut
1880 u. M 1884 u. M; 80 q. ms 2 20 a. m.3
80 a. m. 30 a, Ms 10 n m.
North on Commercial-l1;00 p. ms' i'00s
M 200 m 90 a. M, go q. NJ a. m
Belt and Owl cars are due to pass WeN
Thirty fourth st, Is minutes after leaving
Second st,
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-15
KILLS SWEETHEART; SUICIDES

Chicago May lf.-Thomas Roman Q
mail carrier in a fl Of jealousy shot
aud Killed Mrs Elizabeth n alert, his
wacthea. tonight and then commit
ted s1icide
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-15
MRS. JOHN DILLON DEAD.

Dublin, May tf.-Ths death is an
nounced Of Mrs. John Dillon. wife Of
ne member of parliament for East
Mayo.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-15
TIE critlsa caafeanes: h.

"There," said the poet when rs mad
completed his improved Incubator.
IRA Ike to see the critic who can
prove after this that have no creative
genius"
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-15

New York city has an average az
six deaths each day % . violent char
actor. from assaults. scli-inhicted In
juries and accidents,
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-15

More people IN Cairo read the BuF
letin than all other Cairo papers COM
bined.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-15

The Bulletin In on sale At the fol.
lowing places:
coleman's, 2f4 Eighth street.
Halliday House News Stand.
Walkers, 10 Sixth atrset.
Blue Front Restaurant.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-15

Friends Of the Subscribe for he Bulletin and gel
% sens ar telephone Only sc month 10
feFS' s's5 -" =. - 49,
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY
cairs, Alexander County, ssisrNS
Population 1g.fN

4 caire, Alexander County isiirps
Population ig.fH.
Mayor, GEORGE PARSONS
Clerk, r., A., HATCHER
Treasurer, JAMES QUINN.
ComptrMler, ERNEST iT0RDMAs,
Police Magistrate, A. ]. ROSS.
Chief OF Police, M. 8. EAdAN
Alexander County, Population s%SSg
County Clerk, JESSE N. MiLE4&R
Circuit Clerk. LEE n DAVIS,
Sheriff, FRANK II. DAVIS,
STATES ATTORNEY Alex.
wilson
Coroner, rR. JAMES MeAANUs
County Superintendent az Schools,
FRGT. JOHN SNYDER
Assessor and Treasurer. FRED II
NFffais,
Eoard of County commissioners.
j. j.. JENNEIITT. Chairman
GEORGE PARSONS
III. EDWIN =. GAUaa
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-15
CIR Rral &atlrnah 31rnhlrnt
Ja Onr 1T Trarkar,r
BY JAMES j. HILL.
Railroad r1aanate.

Almost all The complaints made to-day, either BY
shippers Or by operating railroad men, Of obstacles and
dangers in transportation service due to deficient
tackagc The defect can be corrected only by building
more track The movement Of freight cars u more nm
satisfactory to the railroads than il be to their
toners The average speed Of freight train is from II
To Is miles per hour The average distance travelled By
each freight car il about 25 miles per day That II, the
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-15

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Through Other Eyes

"Are you doing your share to help
solve the child labor problem ?" asks
the National Child Labor Committee
In it's department officially published
in the July Womans Home Companion.
"If you could look for a NON ent into
the great industries where children
are employed at the sacrifice of educa-
tion and virtue, and by their work
doomed to destroy their future hope
of health, manhood and won anhood,
your heart would 60 out to them and
you would hasten to the aid of those
who are trying to rescue these little
ones from disease and premature age.
"But you do not see these condi-
tions. The beautiful and happy sur
soundings of your own children render
1t almost impossible for you to realize
the conditions of that multitude of
little boys and girls who labor at the
cost of proper growth and develop
ment. We can only ask you to look
through our eyes and understand that
this organization, the National Child
Labor Committee, is fighting to put
an end to the labor of little children,
and to throw adequate protec tion
around those older ones who may
wisely be employed.
"If you could see the actual condi-
tions our investigators daily witness,
not a state Ia the Union would be
without proper legislation and the
work of this committee would be
unnecessary. But because the people
do not know, our work must continue
We are determined to win for every
American child the opportunity fol-
developing, as child should, into
mentally clean and physically health
full American citizenship. But we
need help-your help. You canno,
fight the battle alone, nor can we
but you can give US the means to fight
1t on your behalf.