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Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-31
Janks

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,anks
rather,
to accede
stricken de-
do so for the
eheir customers.
strong, we'll man
not be placed in a
Ghey shall be asked to
apostolic. 1t means that
Who, propelled by fright at
20, might withdraw all the
sash from the vaults of a bank
compel it to close it's doors for a
= days, or until it was able to realize
"a iLN securities, must waive their in
dividual rights and abandon their self
lsh spirit for the good of all.
The banks Of Los Angeles are able
p supply all the cash that is needed
the transaction of business, and
81 will continue to do so, holiday or
holiday. But they cannot be ex-
I to realize on their securities in
to satisfy a thoughtless and
-ly informed horde of depositors
v be stampeded by what at first
o be sensational reports from
ring city or state.
" Your money is immensely
vault of a Los Angeles
will be in the corner of
wer.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-06-06

lief have Uncle Joe's chances as the
chances of any of The rest
"Of course there are others, but the
Knox boom in Pennsylvania is new
performance of The Favorite Son
play and is intended only to help the
EanttRooseyelt crowd Governor
Hughes. OF New York. thinks he IS
running for pr sident, but at last n
viii probably discover that he is mere
Ily stalking horse for Taft--if Tai
wins in Ohio; but, if Foraker beats
Taft in Ohio. the chances are that tn.
n xt day President Roosevelt vii
jump into the arena as a full-fedget
|candidate-fo he does no. intend fe
any 'reac, ionary,' as he dubs all Re
politicians who are opposing him, {
have that nomination, if he can pre-
went it.
Whom viii the Democrats Put Up?
IT looks like Bryan since Congress
adjourned. MY lecture engagement
have taken me into sixteen states
have talked with all sorts and condi
tons of men, and, while many eminen
p mocrats Folk, Gray. Hearst. Cul
berson, Harmon, Daniel, Warfiel6
and others are fayorably mentioneS
and each has a following more or less
extensive the consensus Of opinion
seems to be that Bryan can have thf
nomination If he wants 1t. Many prom
inert Democrats would prefer some
oher standard bearer but the plat!
people, as Lincoln called them. the
common p ople. as Bryan terms
them, the boys at the Forks of the
Creek, as Governor Hogs. Of Texas,
termed them are for Bryan.
There are plenty of men whC
would MAKE tip-top presidents. if they
could only be elected; Missouri has
half dozen great Democrats who
would serve the country excellenty
well in that exalted station: but Bry
an has a great pull with the Demo
cratic masses than has any other |
Democrat. just as Roosevelt has q |
srea er pull with the Republican mass
IS than any other Republican.
Should Bryan and Roosevelt be the
lomin es 1t would be a boss race.
'rre as you are living, as they say IN
Did Kentucky What's more it would
,e close finish-a finish by nose.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-06-06
ARE
ADOPTED BY CLASS
OF CAIRO HIGH
SCHOOL TAKE ACTION ON
DEATH OF FRANCES
CUSHMAN OF THE
CLASS.

The class of 1907 of the Cairo High
school have adopted the following
solutions:
With sorrowful hearts, we. the
graduating class of 1907, of the Cairo
High School, bow in submission to
he will of our father who has called
rom our midst TO graduate in a
higher life our loved class mate,
frances l. Cushman.
Resolved, That in her death we
eel thai we have lost one of our most
aithful and honored members. who
n sickness and in health, at home and
abroad had the interest OF her class
At heart.
Resolved. That while we realize
that our loss is great and that her
place cannot be filed. yet we will
earnestly strive to lake up the work
She has laid down, and follow the
beautiful example OF her noble life
Resolved. That We extend to the
beIeaved loved ones Of our departed
,lassmate. our heartfelt sympathy.
and may the thought Of the pure life
hat has gone from among hem. com.
'ort. inspire and lead them upwards
lntil they meet in the home she has
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-06-06
CITIES AFTER THE HUSTLERS
ASSURE LARGE CROWDS HERE
BeIIeviIIe Determined to Win Says Paper of That
City--Metropolis and Centraia Active Com
pettors-Cairo Pushing Elaborate
Preparations

club has been requested TO assist and
has promised to aid in the work. The
Hustlers meet at Cairo June 20. 21
and % this year. A large delegation
from Metropolis ard PadHcah viii at.
tend to root for his city"
That Beileville is in the race to
win is shown by the following from
the Belleville News Democrat:
The Belleville Citizens committee
held another meeting on Sunday in
the Commercial club rooms with ref
trence 70 the matter of securing he
Egyptian Hustlers' meet for 1908. The
me- ting was well attended and was
enthusiastic over the reports made
by the various local travelling men.
who find nothing but praise for our
city wherever they go. The consensus
Of opinion is that RelleviIle is the
logical choice for next year.
AT this meeting arrangements we're
made for the trip both by land and by
water 10 Cairo this year TO 90 after
The meet E1r next year the convey
ii1n The steamer Care Girardeau
leaves on The evening Of 1Hne 10 for
Cairo from St Louis and viii return
Saturday evening. reaching st. Louis
IN sunday The fare for The round
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-06-06

One of the interest ing features OF
the Hustlers' meeting heie this month
will be the fight for the next meeting
place Belleyille aud Ceniralia are
the two rongest bidders for the
honor. although other Southern iii.
nois cities have announced that they
are going to extend an invitation.
The papers in all these towns are
vigorously booming the matter and in
cidentally he CAIRO meet is receiving
great amount Of free advertising.
The press of Southern Illinois in maxi
ing fight for the next convention are
also working up interest in this years
gathering Of the travelling men.
Several large delegations from the
different places viii be here 10 add
weig h to their invitations to the
Hustlers.
In addition TO Centralia and Belle
vile. Metropolis is to make a strong
plea for the next meeting. as isl
shown in the following special to The
Bulletin from that city.
Metropolis wants the next annual
eonclave Of he Egyptian I4astIers.
and The Commercial club Is actively
engaged in campaign to win the
honor. The Paducah Commercial
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-06-06
ROOSEVELT WILL RUN IF
TAFT LOSES OHIO FIGHT
So Says Hon. Champ Clark In Interview With
The BuIIetin--Missouri Leader Gives
Views on the Candidates

| The Hon. Champ Clark, the Mis-
souri, leader in Congress, who is in the
city, was besieged with callers at the
Halliday yesterday Ba<een visitors
The Bulletin managed have d ON.
| versation with him and an interview
resulted that will be Of general inter
es5.
Mayor Parsons ook Congressman
Clark away from the hotel in the
lfternoon with his usual cordial hos
Ditality and from now until his la-
parture after the commencement ex-
ercises tonight at the opera house at
which Congressman Clark will be the
orator ne will be a gees at the may
|or's residence. "The Magnoias."
In response TO The Bulletins ques.
ion Do you think Roosevelt will be 4
candidate again?' Congressman Clark
said:
"0f course I am not Rooseyelt's
political adviser and have no inside
Information. Neither am | a prophet
On the son of prophet. There Is only
one genuine prophet now at large.
That is my venerable and vitrioIic
personal friend and political antag-
onist Gen. CHARTS Henry Grosyenor.
of Ohio. But | guess the Republican
situation off this way: President
Roosevelt has certain policies which
he has set his head and heart on see
ing enforced which policies do not
comm nd themselves to a large sec
ton OF Republicans.
1.-THE president has picked Mr.. Sec
rotary Taft as his candidate to carry
out his own policies. To use a legal
he has made Governor TAFT
his political reslduary L gatee. Sena-
ter Joseph Benson Foraker, of Ohio. Il
the head and front of Republican op-
position to Col Roosevelt and the
Roc seyeltian policies He is really no |
more opposed to him and them than !
livers other Republican Big4Wigs. but I
be always carries his nerve with him 1
ind is more in he limelight-that's |
III
If Taft wins out In the Ohio tussle
With Foraker. then the fight in the
will. In my Judgment, be
,etwixt Seer tary Taft. NJ Speaker
'annon and Vice President Fairbanks
in which battle royal | wo ID as
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-06-06

trip will be Sl2.a0 including meals
and berth. The special train will leave
Beileyille on Thursday morning. June
20 and the fare for the round trip
will be 500.
IT will be a delightful three-days'
trir and everybody will undoubtedly
take advantage of the occasion for an
outing. Cairo is very fne city in the
extreme southern portion of our state,
and its mixture of Illinois and Ken
lucky hospitality is pgoverbial
This year the citizens of Cairo are
making tremendous preparations to
entertain the visitors who will be
there during the Hustlers meet. In
all probability $1,000 or 10000 people
will flock 10 this years meet But the
city Of Cairo is so well supplied with
facilities that no bitches are antlci.
pater in the entertainment.
When the meet comes to Belleville
rext year the Egyptian Hustlers will
find also that there will be no lack Of
entertainment Our city in the past
has entertained meetings of immense
magnitude, and with our hall facili.
ties, our parks, our electric lines and
wellpayed streets and walks we can
make the visitors feel as comfortable
Is they would be in any metropolitan
center.
"Belleville is going after the meet
hg for next year. and its geographic
oeatlon with its railroad and other
facilities, make it deserve especial
consideration"
While BelleviIle. Centralia and
jther places are making preparations
Or securing the next meet. Cairo is
'usily engaged in arranging 70
make his years convention which
he worked SO hard to secure. the
reatest event in the history of the
ssociation.
Arrangements looking toward the
success of the meeting
IRE being pushed in every depart
nent. The work of street decorating
s now well under way and the biz
ttl eiNu at tut tblARf VI Ex4EDb
treet and Commercial avenue will
commence to take on definite shape
n few days Thousands of electri,
lights have already been strung alonf |
9th sides Of Commercial avenue.
The program. which by long odds |
will be the most attractive ever pre- |
ented at travelling mems meet viii |
e completed by Friday when JOSEPH |
'oupney, head of the Hustlers' pro
ram committee viii. with severa
lembers of the committee, meet witt
layor Parsons. chairman of the loca
and complete all arrange
lents. So far as known there will be
at few changes in the list of events
S published in The Bulletin Tuesday
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-06-06

ADDITIONAL CITY BRIEFS. III
Owls Flew Hioh.

Owls Flew High.
A large and enthusiastic meeting O
The Order Of Owls was held last nigh
at their hall, atw hich three new men
bfrs were inflated into the mysterie
of the order and four new application
placed on file The new members are
Gus Bourgeois. Joe J. Steger and Rie
X. Fox After the meeting a luncheo
of cold roast pig turkey and othsr r.
freshments was served. The order
growing rapidly in Cairo and bids fai
to out-rival some of the older organ
izations ofthe city. a letter from o.
ganizer Mitchell al Spokane. wash,
vas read, stating that the alleg 4
fake" order called THE Brotherhood
II Owls" has been defeated in the
courts there and that the Order Of
Owls was nov the only r. cognized
lodge by that name in existence. Mr..
Mitchell's home is in Cairo.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-06-06
ON THE RIVERS

The stage here at Il p, M. yesterday
was 800. a rise of l9 In "a hours.
The Piftsburg passed down from
Louisville to New Orleans with 20
boats and ~ barges of coal.
The Ferd Herold was mere en- route
from Memphis to st. Louis.
The Scotia brought barge of ties
from the Tennessee river for the. Big
Four yesterday.
The Pacific No. left for Joppa
yesterday with barge Of lumber.
The Dick Fowler was in and out
as usual
The s aeker Lee was here yester-
day afternoon on her way from st.
Louis to Memphis. :
The Electra, Ryman Liner. passed
through Cairo yesterday afternoon
going from the Tennessee river TO ST.
Louis
The Idaho made trip to Mound
City last night.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-06-06
Yesterdays River Forecasts.

The Ohio. at Evansville and Mt.
Vernon. will continue rising during
the next three or four days. At Padu-
cab and Cairo. will continue rising
during the next several days. There
Is sufficient water in SIGHT to give
Cairo a stage of between 81 and %
feet on this rise.
The Tennessee, at Florence. viii
rise slowly during the mkt &c hours.
At Johnsonville, no material change
The Mississippi. from below st.
Louis TO Cairo. will continue rising
during the next two or three days
The Wabash, at ut Carmel, will
continue rising during the next &c
hours.
n. NJ CUNNINGHAM.
Observer
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-06-06
JURY WILL GO To
PROMISED LAND
TO INSPECT PROPERTY AT ISSUE
IN CAIRO G. THEBEs cONDEM-
NATION SUIT.
SHERIFF AS ESCORT
Work of Taking Testimony Was Con
cluded in Case Yesterday-5ie
Expense in Trial of
Suit

The work of taking evidence in the
cond mnation suit of he Cairo &
Thebes Railroad VS.. the Atherton
heirs was completed in the county
court yesterday.
Today the jury will so OFT to the
Atherton farm which is located near
Willard, in what is known as the
Promised Land and will so over the
ground which is tn subject of con
tention in court They win go in the
custody of the sheriff and a repre-
resentative of both sides of the case
will accompany them.
Friday morning the arguments IT
the attorneys will be mad and the
jury probably viii receive instruc-
lions from the court.
One of the principal items of cost
Of this case is the witness fees which
will amount to nearly $500 which will
be paid by the railroad company
Alexander county will have to pay
Jury fees and perhaps other expenses
involved in the suit
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-06-06

meeting being the convention hall OF
the James town Exposition. Mrs.
Sarah Platt Decker, president of the
federation, occupied the chair, Edit
cation along the lines Of library ex-
tension art literature and forestry
formed the principal topic Of con.
sideration. A number of prominent
club women participated in the dis
cussions. The meeting will come to
an emu tomorrow.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-06-06
CLUB WOMEN AT JAMESTOWN.

Norfolk, Va, June 5.--There was a
large and representative attendance
at the opening this morning of the
council meeting of the General Feder-
ation Of Women's Clubs, the plane Of
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-06-06
DIPHTHERlA THREATENS CHILD.

St Petersburg, June s.. Grand
Duchess Anastrasia, the six year old
daughter of Emperor Nicholas is i'll
and 1t is feared she has diphtheria.
The empress is caring for the child
personally.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-06-06
gained in heaven,

SdTUtU III UtdVGH.
Resolved, That a copy Of these
resolutions be sent to the family and
that they be made a part Of our class
record.
Respectfully submitted,
j. HISEY WOODWARD, JR.
Committee.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-06-06

Wait for the announcement of the
greatest hosiery sale in the history Of
Cairo. The Grand Leader.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-06-06

Wait TO- the announcement Of the
greatest hosiery sale in the history Of
Cairo. The Grand Leader
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-06-06

Wait for the announcement OF the
greatest hosiery sale in the history Of
Cairo. The Grand Leader
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-06-06

w. j, Cochran, the druggist, has
removed to the Armory building on
Washington avenue near Tenth
street. s.axTA.a~
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-06-06
WASHINGTON Forecast.

Washington June 5.---ILLINOIS--
Fair Thursday and Friday with slowly
rising temperature and light to fresh
northwest winds.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-06-06
State Forecast

Kentucky Generally fair and
warmer Thursday
Tennessee 80 Generally fair and
warmer in west portion Thursday.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-06-06
THE WEATHER


Cairo and yicinlty-Raln with rls-
Ing temperature
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-06-06

Wait for the announcement Of the
greatest hosiery sale in the history
of Cairo. The Grand Leader.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-04-05

WANTED Christian man able 70 meet the
public on new pian OF Homo Culture. No book
Salary guaranteed 70 right parties. II. q,
Eldriage & Co.. Albany, n. Y. t2tes
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-04-05
PEppERED WITH SHOT.
Franklin Woman Target Of six-Year,
Old Boy,

Old Boy.
Franklin, N. H., April l.-The inhabi.
tants of the White Row were startled
yesterday afternoon BY the report Of a
gun and very much excited when word
went out that Mrs. Charles Burbank had
been shot. Investigation revealed the
fact that Addison Hilliard, pfecocious
6-year-old lad, had appeared on the
doorsteps Of his home armed with shot
gun. AZ he came ont tugging the gun,
Mrs Burbank, who was oil the way To
her shed that adiOins the billiard hame,
noted what the boz had and told him he
better carry the gun back into the
house.
The young chap held different opin
ion about the matter and said If
shan't, and This gun is loaded. seei
Then, to prove that there was charge
III 81, he raised the gun until he could
aim 40 The door.stone and deliberately
fred Il oir. The shot struck the door.
stone obliquely, and CHANGING pepperel
Mrs. Burbank all over The BODY While
the shot that struck her did not pene.
tratc deeply in most places, a physician
who was called had 70 remove ave
which were quite firmly Undecided in
the hesh.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-04-05
EACH IS Il YEARS OF AGE.
Mr. and Mrs. Addison +. Brooks Cele
brate Golden Weddinc.

Vernon, April 4.--Air. and Mrs. Adj
Olson 4. Brooks were taken by surprise
yesterday afternoon when a large mum.
Der Of their friends and neighbors called
at their home at the top of Brook Hill
TO honor their golden wedding anniver-
sary. The afternoon party was swelled
to about 100 In the evening, and the
first surprise was fillowed BY another
IN the presentation of purse OF up-
ward OF $50 in gold, beside articles Of
furniture and other gifts. It was the
merriest party that had assembled aE
the old Brooks homestead since rs years
ago, when Mr.. and Mrs. Brooks observ
ed their silver wedding anniversary
Mr. Brooks tuned up his fiddle, ard
with Mrs. Brooks sister Mrs. Sarah
Brooks, at the organ. there was music
IN the air. Refreshments were served,
and these things, coupled with the pro.
verbal hospitality of the Brooks home,
situated almost straight up two
miles on a hill in the western part u
the town, made the occasion one 81
rare pleasure. Several Brattleboro
guests were present.
Addison Il. Brooks was born ~ yearg
ago In the house where he now lives
He carries on 2o0-acre farm. Years
ago he WAS the leader of the Brooks 4
Melendy quadrille band, which furnished
music for dances for miles around. He
began hunting foxes when boy and
has kept it up ever since. He has had
some interesting experiences in hunting
and trapping, and he can give points
10 most corners in that business,
Mrs. Brooks also u ~ years Old, She
was born in Guilford. She lived in
Guilford until her marriage to Mr.
Brooks and since then has lived on
the Brooks homestead, where the hitch
string always Is out. Mr. and Mrs
Brooks have no children.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-04-05
LITERARY ADVICE TO LOVERS.

Lover, If you would Lander now,
And my advice win Borrow,
Raleigh your courage. storm her Harte-
In other words, be Thoreau.
You'll have TO Stowe away some Sand
For doubtless you'll find later
That TO secure a Maiden's hand
Hug and tackle Pater.
Then Hunt Church to Marryat,
An Abbott for splice;
And az you Rideout after Ward.
You both must Dodge the Rice.
Next on Heayen.Gissing Hill
A Grant Of Land 90 by,
Whence win be seen far Fields of Green
All Hay and Romany Rye
Here a two-story House man builds;
The best Of Holmes il il.
You make sure on its Sill
The dove Of peace Hazlitt.
How does ono Wright this Motley verse
This airy persiilaee7
Marvel no Morris to Howitt's Dunno
just Reade Watson this Pagel
--Putnam's Magazine.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-04-05
CAPTAIN w. M. LINDSAY.
Who Was Formerly a Resident Of
Derby, vt.

Derby, VT.
Captain Walter Manyille Lindsay, re-
tired formerly Of the 49d United States
Volunteers and the 9Th Massachusetts
Infantry, and organizer OF the service
school for militia officers, died at his
home, 1879 Commonwealth avenue In
Boston Monday night.
His death was due to heart trouble
developed while campaigning in the
Philippines He has been confined to
his bed since last December. Captain
Lindsay was born in New York city,
September 81, 1857. He came Of old
New England stock, and after leaving
the public schools Of New York attend
the Derby, (Vt.) academy. He prepared
for the bar at Boston University Law
school, where he was graduated in
1895. He made his home in Derby, Vt,
for some time, and after graduating re-
turned there and was elected chairman
Of the school board, and later became
register of probate and insolvency Of
Orleans county, VT.
Later he entered the general practice
OF law in Boston in which he continued
until his illness. with the exception OF
the time devoted 20 his military service.
His service in the Massachusetts, vol.
unteers began June i2, 1890, when he
was appointed paymastcr Of the Sixth
Regiment. He resigned November IA,
u the same year, having entered the
Forty-third United States Volunteers
as n private. He served in that repi-
ment as private, corporal and ser
geant -maior, and within ten months
was commissioned a second lieutenant
while in the field in the Philippines. He
was mustered out June 80. 1901, after
having declined commission a. second
! lieutenant in the regular army. He was
repeatedly commended in reports and
general orders for conspicuous gallantry.
When the military authorities OF this
state determined in 1904 TO establish
a service school" for officers. similar
to that of the regular army, it was
/ inaugIrated ON lines laid down by Cap.
tain Lindsay, who had taken the regil.
lar army course at Fort Leavenwofth.
He was made secretary and chief ex-
eoutiye officer Of the school.
/ He is survived by widow and a
mother, two brothers, and a sister.
live at Newport, vt.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-04-05
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