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Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-07-05
IHE DOCTOR AWAY FROM HOME
WiEN MOST NEEDED

Poop. .re often very much disay-
pointed to find that their family ply
.i''an away from home when they
"ost need his services. Diseases like
''"mp collie and cholera morbus re-
1"ifo prompt treatment and have iu
many auces proven fatal before
"'dFiH. could be- procured or "a
physician ummoncd The right way
io Keep % hand a bottle of Cham
''..an Collie Cholera and Di-
Thooa Remedy SO physician can
roscriha better medicine for these
Diseases Hv having 80 fro the house
on escape much pain and suffering
and 500 rak Buy it now; it may
awe I.I. For sale by
Ihe White Pharmacy Cor Prince
ton avenue and Bland street
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-07-05
WEST VIRGINIA:

At the regular session OF the
County Court held for the County of
Mercer at the Court House thereof.
on the 2nd day OF July. 1907
1t is ordered that there be levied
for all purposes for the fiscal year
ending June 3oth 1905. the follow
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-07-05
DANDFTION

V'' VIHU'HUd D1ndoIiOn Tablets
and rII' aro purely vegetable. Guar
an'ood under Pure Food and Drugs
ACT Serial So 8517.
For sale by Tho White Pharmacy
Cor Princeton ave. and Bland 81.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-07-05
DIR EDWARDS
DANDELION

LIVER. KIDNEYS, SKIN, STOMACH
NND BOWELS.
Do Dr. lh' Oldest remedy known. was
used centuries ago just as
safe to-day
ASK YOUR OLDEST RELATIVE
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-08-07
r. PAY BELGIUM
TWO MILLION DOLLARS FOR Dis
PuTED CLAIMS IN CONFORM
lTY WITH DECISION OF
HAGUE TRIBUNAL.

Caracas. Saturday. Ang 3-VIa
Willemstad, Curacao. Aug @ -vene
zueIa advised Belgium last Wadnes-
day, July 81, that In recognition Of the
principle OF arbitration she would pay
the disputed claims of Belgian crel'.
tors. amounting TO s2.000,000, In con.
formity with the decision Of Fae
Hague tribunal This act on the parf
of the government strengthens Cas-.
tro in his refusal to reopen the ml'-
ter of the five American claims
against Venezuela, which have A..
ready been arbitrated. Last month
Venezuela intimated very broadly
that that she would not pay the Bel
gian claims whereupon Belgium init
mated that II Venezuela persisted In
her refusal she would protest to the
powers and also take ap the matter
with the United States.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-08-07
Join
STANDARD OIL CO.
IN EFFoRTs TO RESIST FURTHER
GOVERNMENT INQUIRY INTO
REBATES.
Judge Landis' Decision That They
Are Equally cuIpabIe the Cause
--Landio sits in Indiana
Court.

Chicago Atg. GA conference in
diaating eombination Of interests be
tween the STANDARD Oil Corporation
sud the railroads to aght further GOV.
eraaelt Investigation IS now in pro.
sfass il Chicago aad New York, ac
grdinG . the Chicago Record Herald.
Tha Alton Burlington ana Chicago &
Eastern Illinois lines Jointly named
~ the A29l Indictments returned w
tAe laaeral grand jury are reported
te y "a the negotiations
Taa attitude of Judge landis III IA
clat lg railroads equally culpable
Wit the cil corporations in rebating
rieascs aad calling upon the grand
II 70 act has carsed a hasty band
Y ttattnar cf the di2crent inter
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-08-07
GOLFERS START
PLAY IN STORM
ON THE CHICAGO liNkS-SOoD
SCORES MADE DESPITE uN-
FAVORABLE CoNDlTioNS-5o
MILE GALE.

Chicago Aug. with a fifty mile
gale whistling over the course, occa-
sionalIy driving before it torrents OF
rain. 50 golfers started play over the
Chicago Colt Club links today in SO
hole qualifying rounds for the West
ern Amateur Golf championship. on
account of the storm a score OF lSZ
was good enough to qualify and the
lowest score for the day was 100, the
resent title holder, d. f. Sawyer, w.
II Holland of Skokie, and Kenneth
Edwards of Midlothian. tying at that
sgure. Sawyer's "A made in the morn
ing. the last six holes through the
gale. was the best of the day for Ia
Holes and was remarkable golf under
the conditions that prevailed. The
first round of match play tomorro"
win be at 3G holes.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-08-07
ITALIANS RIOT
At FOROYCE, MO.
DEMAND DISMISSAL OF FOREMAN
AND ATTACK HIM-GENERAL
FIGHT ENSuES - VILLAGE
TERRORlZED.

Nurphysboro. Ill. Aug. Ga mes
senger from Fordyce states tnat
sheriff Hanson and posse has sup
pressed rioting among a gang OF
Italians there.
Tie Italians were employed as
Isborers bv the Iron Mountain road
1-bev demanded the dismissal CT Fore
mar Robert House and upon the re-
fusaI II the read to accede to their De
mands they set upon House lhe
fighting became general and the VIZ
age was terrorized-
Mayor Grain and almost the entir
popaation of Fordyce armed them
selves and STAYED the mob. Seven
teen of the mob we're arrested an'
brought here tonight Others escape'
to the woods. No one was injured
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-08-07
NICHOLAS LIKES
WILL L|AM'S NAVY
DRINKS TO THE PROSPERITY OF
THE BRAVE GERMAN SAIL.
oRS-WlLLlAM HoPEe FOR
CONTINUED FRIENDSHIP.

swinemunde, Prussia, Aug AT
breakfast cn the Standard today En-
percr Nicholas formally expressed his
admiration o lthe maner IN which ths
German feet maneayered Of Swine
munde Yesterday and emrtied his
glass to Emperor William and @tha
prosperity Of the brave German
nav.
The German emperor responded
and EXPIRE ssed the hope that emperor
Nicholas would succeed in rebuilding
the Russian navy and referred to tha
unchanged friendship existing le
tween the Hohenzcllerns and the Ro
maacffs fcr mere than a century.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-08-07
FRENCH CANNON
B0MBARD TOWN
WHEN MooRS ATTACK SOLDIERS
SENT TO PROTECT coNsu
LATE Al cAsA5lANcA.
HUNDREDS ARE KILLED
Faeha Of City Surrenders to French
oops-Demand That hssailants
be Surrendered in Chains
More Warships Sent.

TaAgier Ang. G.-According Ia 4
seml,cHtcial account Of the lighting
at Casablanca the commander Of IA ~
tialiilee asked permission to land u
guard Il sailors to protect the French
consulate, which was granted, but
while the guard was proceeding "
the consulate they were fired upon in
the streets and SIN biuejackets anl
ar ensign We're wounded The
French then cleared the stree III at
the point Gf the bayonet, killing many
Mocrs On arriving at the consulate
the guard signalled the news Of the
incident 10 the Gallilee and the
French ship notified the Spanish
cruiser, which handed a guard for the
consulate Of Spain The warships thea
bGmbarded the Arab quarters OF Casa
blanca. The Casabanca battery fired
a couple of blank shots when the Du
Chala was entering the bay and the
'ruiser replied destroying part Of th
battery the Moorish gunners retsr
ne me European part 0i the city
was net touched The Du Chayla then
ihellcd the beach. where a number Ct
<agyles had assembled, killing maay
4 them, The cruiser also shelied the
lrtskirts of Casahlanea where
roups of Moors were seen French
hips at Casablanca are the Gallilee,
lu Chayla and Forben and Spanish
rulser Don Alvero De Banran. Senor
ierazzini Italian minister here. has
reparation for the murder
4 three Italians at Casablanca aad
yopnding Of fourth italian subject
The minister insists on the punish, |
nent Of the guilty persons and pa
nent Of indemnity to families of the |
ntIs ,aln sstTIksRee8Rr IkRRe8rtSa anf ffoHat HatdR dRqRae E tA6
he place,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-08-07
ELECTION IN TEXAS
re Amend Constitution 80 as 70 Pro.
vide For System Of Drainage and
other Needs.

Austin. Tex. Aug CA special
election is being held throughout
rexas today for the purpose Of votinS
m he six proposed amendments to
he state constitution which were
unlimited tc the people at the regn-
lar session OF the legislature
These amendments arc to provide
hat the mileage OF members Of tn
sgislature shall be 20 cents per mile
and their salaries s. a day for TIE
frst sixty aays and 81 day for the
-emainder Of a regular session. an
: z day for special sessions, TO pro-
-jde for the establishment Of staie
aome for iniigent and needy Nif'~
,uA widows Ct ex coniederatf-s. y
survide for a state rrigiins plant
10 proxide for the creation Ct a star =
lsfreau ~ labor. aad = provitf 1T
the erection Of drainage districts.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-08-07
LAA0ls M INDIANA.

India lap1lis Ind, Aug G.. Federal
@lge iandis. who fined the Stand.
"a Oil eempany $29,24o,00 today sat
an fdetai court in this eSs in place
~ 1Mse Anderson who is On a vaca
ti@l BY coincidence Lands had an
oil case before him. The case was
that e the Mount Pleasant company
q i1# aware county Ind vs.. Nelson.
The ccfQpany is in tie hands of
receiver who is asking authority %
dispeae of the property While stock
holders were against disposing. Ian
dis ruled in favor of th ale Of the
property
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-08-07
DISCUSS NAVAL LOAN.

Lendon Aus. 6 In q dispatch from
st, Petersburg a correspondent Of the
Tribune declares Emperor William
and Emperor Nicholas discussed dur
ing their meeting at Swinemunde.
proposal that Russia should negotiate
loan Of $G2 100000 in Germany on
condition that this sum be expended
exclusively fer rebuilding Russian
navy and that orders for warships bel
placed only in Germany
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-08-07
FOUR KILLED;
TWENTY HURT
IN WRECK ON PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD NEAR PiTTs6uRG
PASSENGER TRAIN SIDE
sAIPED BY FREIGHT.

pittsburg. Pa. Aug. g. Four per
SONS were killed and twenty III.
mred in a wreck on the Buffalo AMI
Allegheny division OF the Pennsyl-
vania railroad at Kelly about 80 miles
from this city While passing
through Kelly the train was SIDE
swiped by a gondola coal ear and tne
engine. tender. baggage and express
cars with three day coaches were de-
rallied.
The dead are George Cochran
Rinesburg. Pa; Mrs. Alonzo Hun an NJ !
male infant. Johnstown, Pa; NJ d
irwin. Oakmont. Pa. and the ehs'he''
Of the passenger train.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-08-07
1ERR|BLESTORMS
IN FIVE STATES
SEVERAL LIVES LOST AND MANY
THOUSANDS WORTH OF
PROPERTY.
WIND DITCHES TRAIN
sfringfieIdy Illinois IN Total Darkness
-Telcgraohic Communication
Cut oH--crops Damaged
Tracks Washed Out.

Winona Mimi. Aug G.-A terrific
wind and rain storm which broke
ever this city tonight lil damage es
tinsatad at 100000 The city il ii
darkness tcnlght and street cars
base bcel stopped Teiegraphic com.
malnicatCn u entirely cut eff and
Gully cne telephone wire II working
ntermiitenty,
\ Green Hag anl Winona passongar
train was Blown into a di,ch and the
Passengers niraculcosty escaped
serious injury
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-08-07
ONE KILLED IN STORM.

Mason City Ia, Aug G.-Cleac
Lake. Hanlontown and Lake Mills
were visited by cyclone this evening
Many barns and farm houses We're de-
strcycd. ono person was Killed and
several injured at Hanlontown. At
Clear Lake daughter Of G. &. Rice
probably fatally hurt by flying boards
ot the cottage, which was blown to
pieces. The residences of l.. O. Yer.
nay and r. L. Rogers were destroyed
Park trees We're leyeled aud shipping
sent tc the bottom Of the lake.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-08-07
Second Game.
TO FORM COMBINE
OF Wisconsin Paoer Mills Sad 70 ee
Object of Hsnrshan's VISIT
to Appleton.

Appleton. Wis. Aug G.-John 4.
Hanrahau. Of New York Is N Appi-
ION looking over the paper mills. with
an object to forming a combine Of an
tho Wisconsin mills that will not b.
declared in a trust. Hanrahan would
,ei,har affirm nor deny that eastern
cauitalists were attempting to get
control of the Wisconsin paper IN
5ustry. but John Van Ncrtwiek presl
dent of the Five Locks company said
10 understood this was the object o'
Hanrahans visit
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-08-07
SECRETARY WILSON
Much lmproved-Received Few
Friends Doctors Say He Must
Keen Quiet.

Portland Aug, g. Secretary q
Agriculture Wilson's condi,ica wai SO
much improved today that he was
able to receive few friends. On ac.
count Of his vitality his physicians
have ordered him to keep quiet. If
his health will permit, Wilson win
leave for San Francisco tonight blt
will have to abandon a large pa OF
the work he had set for himself be-
fore starting en- his journey.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-08-07
spRlNoFLelp lN DARKNESS.

Springfield. H., Aug Ca terrilc
rainstorm accompanied by hlgh
winds. lightning and thunder occurred
in this city and surrounding country
this afternoon. The entire street
lighting system was disabled and the
city is in darkness tonight
A large number of trees were down
down and telephone service inter
,,nted The Interurnan ears are out
of service and great damage is done
to all crops.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-08-07
MILITARY A|RSH|P
SUCH Success That German War De
partment Asks For Appropr's-
ton 70 Build Another.

Perrin. Aug G.-H Is reported nat
the German war ministry owing 10
the suceess Of the latest military ar
shin intends to ask the Reichstag ior
Ia ,nr.rlrriafiru to defray eTpense oi
forming a second balloon bait anon.
Tbe battalion is % b. iocated tern
porarily "a Tegel and later viii be
transferred 10 Metz
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-08-07
CARS WRECKED: MEN HuBr

keister, Mimi Aug. Followia Z
a heavy hail erm here this after
oon, tornado termed two miles west
Of here aud laid waste a strip Of coun.
Try II miles long ana half mile wide
AZ Gravel Fit seven ears were wreck
"a and a number Of wcrkmen Injured
Many frame buildings laid in ruins and
damage 10 crops Is reported very eX
tensiye
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-08-07
MOB SEEKS ASSAULIER
of Fifteen-Year-old Girl in Wisconsin
Was Arrested Once But AFTER
wards Escaped.

Chinpowa Falls. WIS, Aug e.
Residents Of Cadott and vicinity az
mech ineonsel over the alleged ~
sault Of Maud Autaut IS years Oh
by John Lyons and many are search
ing for Lyons tonight Lyons was ar
rested last night. following the az
legged attack and locked in room a
the hotel by constable. The prs
oner escaped during the night
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-08-07
SENSATIONAL RACE
BY SONOMA GIRL
WON EMPIRE STATE STAKES or
$4,000 AT BUFFALO IN
2:1o TRoT.
CRASHED INTO FENCE
And Threw Owner and Drlver---Ran
Nearly Mile With Shattered
Sulkey--Was Not Hurt and
Won Deciding Heat.

Buffalo, Aug 6.- Sonoma Girl. sh$
unbeaten California mare and winae.s
of the N and NJ stakes. won a sensa
tioqal race IN the Empire State STAKE
10000 t0day After getting away
nicely In the FIRST heat she broke at
the quarter ana before she regainal
hen feet the field was fair away. Th
game mare went after the leaders, but
lust managed To get Inside the ,Iis.
tance Tag Despite the bad race. shs
held favnrite Iii the second heat wia-
ming handiiy Lii the third heat
scnoma Girl broke at the quarter anl
crashed into the fence, throwing her
owner and driver. / D. Springer who
WAS uninjared, With shattered srllsy
at her feet the mare ran away for
nearly mile After an investigation
o. the accident the Judges placed her
sixth sonoma Girl was not hurt ana
with a little urging she won the
fourth and deciding heat
The 2;07 pace for the Broezel Hotel
stakes 81 900 had ten starters
Ichn t..s..s... /
Allenwood ........2 3 ST.
Kriger ........+.. .....G o 2
Time 2.05a4
The 2:10 trot for the Empire State
stakes, sio0a0 had seven starters.
Scnoma Girl ...........7 II q 81
Watson ..............1 8
Bii1ola .s...........4 4
T fffe1,st NJ
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-08-07
At TT0RNYS GENERAL
CALLED TO MEET
MONDAY IN ST. LOUIS TO AGREE
UPON CONCERTED ACTION
AGAINST TRUST AND RAIL.
ROAD COMPANIES.

jefferson City Mo. Aug, G.-An
Heancement was made from the office
q Attorney General Hadley today
that a meeting OF the attorney gener.
als Of Inc Mississippi valley viii be-
}hes!at }ss!ast ipo IA, dArsopis next MnndaY for tha
nearly all attorney. generals a. ths
states ia the Mississippi valley nave
sienifed their intention Of attemllls
the meeting next Monday.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-08-07
COMMITTED SUICIDE.

st. paul. Aug. 6.--Ross Clarke, age
5s years. well known attorney, was
found dead IN his summer cottage AZ
Whitebear Lake tonight lie hal
committed suicide By taking carbolic
acid. and had ben dead two days
when found Domestic infelicity ~
said to be the cause OF the deed.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-08-07
uA,L DOES DAMAGE.

Utica. Neb.. Aug. GA damaging
wind. rain and hail storm swept over
the southern half of this state TINS
evening. Hail weighing six ounces
fen in great quantities cutting down
corn and stripping trees The loss Is
heavy
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-08-07

Lacrosse, Wis, Aug Ga cloud
hurst washed cut the tracks and tele-
graph lines and tied up traffic on the
Darlington. The worst washouts are
reported at Richmond on the river
division OF the Milwaukee road, and
near Pepin on the Lacrosse division
al the Burlington.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-08-07
EIuslve FInanelsI Roauery.

Financial history has made It pain-
fu1iv clear that 10 imaginable laws
win abolish the successful efforts Of a
clever -zme. More invested money Is
lost by fucompeiency inside the iaN
than hy r5guery ~risiae it t-hieetrleai
Industries
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-08-07

Burlington, Ia. Aug. G.-After the
Thermometer registered 81 degrees a
terrific thunderstorm and deluge Of
rain burst tonight, doing considerable
damage to the standing grain. Chris
topher Gereke died of heat prostration
nnrinc the day.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-08-07
PEORIA PRIZE FIGHTS
Indian and lrishman Fight to Dra"
in Ten Rcunds.-other Short
Fiohts.

Peoria H.. Aug. Indian Joe
Gregg and Willie Fitzgerald fought To-
NIGHT to a draw at the end of ten
,cpnd aebt. Young Lucca Of La Sale
knocked out Kid Farmer, OF Peoria IN
ibe sixth round. Young Allen oil
ploomingion. knocked out hNiaie
Mack OF Peoria. after a two-minute
battle
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-08-07

paris Aug: GA dispatch received
here from Tangier says the street
Gahtjng and bombardment Of Casa
blanca. according TO refugee VINO
arrived from there on the steamer
| Anatole continued Throughout sun
dav and was still IN progress when
the Anatole left Sunday evening Inc
ships fred about 2,000 shells and the
number of the Moorish dead viii run
into the hundreds. A single party ot
marines killed $50 Moors, The mum
her of French wounded Is about IL
INT no Frenchmen were killed. The
Marabout Sidi MWouf was wounded.
Saturday night the Moorish Paeaha az
Casablanca was advised that troops
would be landed the next day. lie
gave assurance tlat the city would
remain calm. Sunday morning de
ltachment of fifty French marines, ~
command of an msign landed. TINS
force had hardly passed the water
rate before IL received q yolley fired
+. nj point blank p>ige from detach'
, mont of Moorishregulars. rive ma
rines aud the eIsign were wounded
the ensign bein; shot through Dotu
hands In spite OF his injured condl
tion he ordered his men to hx pay
/ onets and charge In the fighting lot
Moors were killed and the marinai
- continued driving the enemy as thel
went until they reached the Frenci
consulate where the French citizen
/. lin Casabanca had taken reiug'
other Europein residents nav
' sought safety in their respective COZ
srlates. Meantime the French crul'
a or Gallllee had commenced sheilia
the native villages outside the el'
IN prevent armed Arabs from ehte
,,r tho citv According to the An
tole passenger shells could be see
= ploughing up the earth and kline
. men and horses !.
IS. At III O'Clock in the morning y
"a French cruiser Du Chayla arrive
TO- She had been in wireless commune
ir zion with the Gallilee and as 81
a. etcamel I'm her gunners. were at the
a. stations viii her broadside on
ii the beach she opened an enhladil
fire with melIinte shells on horAe ein'
- and natives on foot who were i'm q
III market place Of the town. Hon
+ men we're riding madly in circle
] The Du Chayla also sent a par
ashore under commandant Mangi
As they were landing these men We
De-. ulbiected TO a FIRE rom a Moor
force under command OF the Ma
bcrt sidi Belout. hit rapid fre ga
in the bows of the French launch
cleared the ground for the saile
'at who male their landing expeditions
to Thev scaled ths walls Of the Por
iir suese consulate and reached [
fer French consulate under cover OF I
oi Guns of marines already ths-re-
on Bartv az eighteen men we're iana
.u- f-om the Spanish cruiser. but u
De-
tConcluded on Second PAgeJ
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-08-07
STORM PLAYS HAVOC.

Lacrosse. Wis, Aug. 6.-High Wina
and torrential rains tonight caused
considerable damage over a VIDE
area. Telegraph wires were unusuaDie
at times.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-08-07
c,zds.ons's Library.

Gladstoue's library IS uow accessible
IN ALI as the 81 Deiniols library al
Hawarden. erected al cost oi fSvV'-
po1 There are 81 .o1o volumes. large
Is On theology
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-08-07
whsr. They All Yawn.

poston has a man who cannot yaWn
Uitbout dlsiccating his jaw. lie
sbenif b. thankful he doesn't I've IN
ptnaaeiniia Cleveland Plain Dealer.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-08-07

If would appear to be easier to
break into government service than
to break cut For more than yeaf'
U. S. Bratton. United States attorney
for the eastern district CT Arkansas
has been endeavoring to resign. HIS
second letter Of resignation was re
eeived here a week ago and forward
cd to the Attorney General at his
summer home at Lenox. Mass. Il
was finally accepted. Some time ago
Mr.. Bratton's official conduct was IN
vestlgated by the departemnt OF us
tice. The charges against him wer
that he and his law partner were IN
terasted in suits against the govern
ment pending in the Little Rock land
office. The result of the inyestig1
zion never has been announced
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-08-07
little Room for Justice.

German proyerb. Where might Il
master. justice Is a servant
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-08-07
SUSPEND PUBLICATION
Two Decatur Papers Quit Temper,
arily--Printers strke-WilI Pub.

isah. naiy oi yheir Own.
Yyt-t fpustr. as4ft., xrpry rSy5vrr pnnse ts-7
view and the Herald today suspended
publication temporarily as result CT
q strike Of printers. The strikers say
they are going to print daily paper
OF theii own
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-08-07
GOSS|PPY LETTER
FROM WASHINGTON
THE LAKES S-TO-cuLF,RoUTE SUB.
JEcT OF MUCH EARNE ST
COMENi'.
PACIFIC NAVAL STATION
To BE Eotaoisisd = South Da@oil
Man Wants Prize For sin Boys
1reaking Out Of coQsrn-
ment Service.
Special CCrft sYiCildene.a


Washington, p q. ug. 6 The
fcrmal call has bee issued for tha
deep waterway convention to be held
at Memphis, Tenn, Oh October Il.
II has been addressed to all goVfat N
cl states Ia the Mississippi, CllH3 agFl
Missouri valleys and to NIL niat III 4
cities If cne thepsand tr more poqsY
aticn IN that great distsict i'fa ,F
dent Roosevelt II to SO time ,hfs IA If
of Inspection down the Missisa Fiji
to arrive on the last day Of TIA eor
fcltion, when he is expected ts l aa
a stirring speech ON the nepd ~
'ncreas "a transportation fae1tics
thr agh the development Of the M
ticns rivers The need f5r active d.
NelCrment work along these liaas
lttcr was more urgent than al tho
present time Canada has sfaspee
the sitf1tion aad is constructing tn /
Georgian Bay ship canal whic, wHf
bring lake freighters TO tide water sci
Montreal by a fcut 500 miles shoi I
sr than the Buffalo Y route This
win Mean that fraiglt ates practical !
N VIII ne cut in TIVE a1I that Cane3Ti
will gain control Of taa export traffic
unless scme similar waterway imel
lroyement is undertaken quickly ly1
.he United States What the Deop
waterway association IS doing for tie
akesto tho gulf 4te. the Natioaal