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Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-05-21

unions, who are here in large MN,
bers, state in conversation most non,
lively that their views have cbanrns
and express the conviction that Hav.
wood will be given every opoprtunitv
to clear himself of the terrible cbara,
against him.
"A year ago violence was open,v
preached as remedy for what are ba.
lieved to be wrongs done to Iabor
leaders. Today the situation is differ.
ent Among all the people here, rem
resenting as some of them do tho
most radical element in the United
States. moderation is counseled and
full confidence is expressed in the at
titude Of the people of Idaho toward
the accused"
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-05-21
TO OBSERVE
MEMORIAL DAY
R. B, Hayes Post Issues
Orders For the Occasion
With Program

1t is little more than a week now
until Memorial day, and the members
of the G. A. r. have already begun to
make arrangements for the event. The
following order from the post COM
mander gives the purpose and the
program for the day:
Headquarters r. B. Hayes Post No. 2,
Department of Idaho. g. A. r, Lew
iston, May 81, 1907.
Special Order No. 2.
Comrades-Again we are called
upon to redeem our pledges to our de-
ceased comrades by annually strewing
the mounds over their last resting
place with fragrant spring flowers
In compliance with orders from ma
tional headquarters, you are hereby
directed to assemble at the courthouse
on Thursday. May 80, at $3.50 a. M,
where the column viii be formed, and
march to the cemetery.
A cordial invitation is extended to
all cid veterans of the Civil war both
blue and gray, Mexican and Indian
war veterans, the mayor and council
!, of the city, all civic societies and all
citizens generally to join us in the
observance of the day.
A special invitation is extended tc
superintendents and teachers of Sun
! day schools and their scholars, and al
schoo, children, to take part in the
ceremonies.
! Program of ceremonl es at the Gene
terry.
| /. Reading of orders.
| 2. Reading of Lincoln's Address a
/ Gettysburg.
8. Memorial services of G. A. r.
A. Ceremonies to the unknown
dead, by the Woman's Relic
Corps.
| s. Address by Hon. C. H. Lingen
felter.
6. Hymn--"My Country, IT'S o
Thee"
i Z. Benediction.
j s. Decorating the graves by tn
i post, assisted by the children
i 9. "Taps."
i BY order of JOHN CHIFFON,
Post Commander
oficial: George A. Manning. Adjt.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-05-21

ton had taken place. The court
promptly declined to excuse the tales
man. H
+ 1T would appear from interviews
with weli-informed people in Boise
and of counsel on both sides that any
fear of trouble caused by the more
radical element has now almost en-
tirely disappeared. The belief is ex-
pressed that the representative men
of labor union circles throughout the
country fully realize that the States of
Idaho proposes to give the men fair
trial. That this is the act those who
have watched the conduct of the case
do not attempt to deny
"The writer's for Socialist newspa-
pers and for the organs of the labor
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-05-21

New York-Counsel for Mrs. How
ard Gould gives out the statement to-
day that Mrs. Goulds suit for perman-
ent separation had been filed, but the
papers in the case had not been served
on Mr.. Gould. The charge is cruel
and inhuman treatment.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-05-21
FROM THE COUNTY RECORD
Commercial Trust Coz
Dssds-May 20.

Deeds-May 20.
John A. Miller to Veva Miller, part
W liz lot IS of Acres. Lewiston, $500.
Stephen Ballew to H. @. Murch, Sc
NV. 1-2 sw. sw Sc 2-35-1 e, $4,000.
Frank A. Staab to same, W 1-2 NV
sec. 20; IL ne 1881 e. $4,000.
Final Receipts.
u. S. to veva Miller, Sc ne, ne Sc,
lots / and 2, sec. s2-sS-S W. $500.
U. S. to Robert Jones, s 1-2 sw, s
liz Sc 2-41-1 e, $500.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-05-21

we have q shipment Of Imported
sardines we sell for 10 cents per can.
wildenthaler q Powell.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-07
Gnnutrtintl Nut
philnanplly
By REV. DE WITT NJ. BENHAM,
Baltimore.


ecstasy and of hell without They neither shrink from
rembe before God They have for sacred
for sacred church them like afternoon
reception They there worship God but the
M What is needed conviction religious conviction We
must have and who know what they believe and give
for the faith that is them We have Christians who
believe in Christ and to whom the gospel than pretty story
We must have people firm the mistaken rock that forms barrier
to winds and alike
The multitudes dealing Current opinion They
scntate from the blank heaven their minds Thcv
ask "What do you Think What your theory? and not Wha
the facts? What the truth = Even Pontus Plate
striking historical illustration of unstable mind could give them
autay lessons Why good lady actually asked "Wnt is
philosophy of such such ng?' mentioning the articles
of Christian faith Great heavens has that? Ny
philosophy" Ny PHILOSOPHY of religion my philosophy" of God
my PHILOSOPHY of Jesus Christ philosophy of life AMI of law
philosophy Neyerl Ny Conviction of truth founded
upon testimony Ny religion opinion philosophy i
Ut is a conviction.
What citizens principles of conduct Fixed upon
religious ah-pncpes of conduct which will keep their
ideals anywhere, in Tmluctu surely Baltimore Srch pn-
ready Paroah Elijah meet
Ahab and the three Hebrew cptc ready the fire. and Darrell
ready the lions What principles which men
will suffer and deprincpes which common ay he
stuff out Of which heroes made
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-07
Biography.

DR. sAbram Winegardner Harris
resident of Northwestern University
IT Evanston, m. was born in Phil.
deiphia November 7. 1858. and was
aducated at the Wesleyan Universf y
Connecticut. graduating in 1880
He was for a time president cf the
University of Maine and he served
also as director of the experiment
bureau OF the national department OF
agriculture But his great work as an
EDUCATOR was accomplished during the
I've years, beginning in 1901, that he
was at the head OF the Jacob Tome
Institute at Port Deposit, Md Dr.
Harris succeeded In making the n
stitute one OF the foremost secondary
schools in the country, and laid the
foundation for magnificent future.
Ills work here attracted the attenti- -
the trustees of Northwestern Uni
Yersity with the result that he was
effered and accepted the presidency
II that institution last year. DR.. Har-
riss IL noted as a scientist as well as
an educator and is the author of many
scientific and administrative docu-
ments of the United States govern
men.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-07

Saloon men and others In Pulaski
county. particularly in Mound City.
are much stirred up over the result
OF Tuesdays election. 1t will affect
some OF them very seriously. Under
the law the saloon men can be re.
quired TO close their places of bust
ness In thirty days. The city viii be
compelled to refund the money for
the remainder of their fiscal year.
This will mean a considerable loss in
property to the saloon men. and II
the sum total TO be refunded to them
is large the city win not be able to
refund It, Another source of trouble
win come next year when the defic.
iency in revenue resulting from the
loss OF the saloon license money must
be made up. If that city is in any
such condition as Cairo with half its
total yearly revenue coming from that
source. It will be impossible to make
up the deficiency with the low valu-
alton Of property and the limitation
fixed by law on the taxing power
However Mound City. has some able
finaBriers who will doubtless find a
way 20 meet the. situation created By
the sovereign people
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-07
State Statute Prohibiting Trsnspor-
sstion Of Water to Another State

State Statute Prohibiting Trsnspor-
tstion Of Water to Another State
Cities located near state boundary
ines often draw their water supply
from the lakes and rivers Of the
neighboFing state. Where a city is
exceptionally large the water sup
ply for domestic purposes of the
state from which the water is taken
may be threatened. To prevent any
such emergency the state OF New Jer-
sey. near whose boundary lines are
located two Of our largest cities, has
enacted law making it unlawful for
any one to transport through pipes.
conduits, etc. the water of any fresh
water lake, pond. or stream into any
other state. The cOnstitutionality Of
this statute was upheld by New Jer-
sey court of errors and appeals in Nc
Carter vs.. Hudson County Water com
pany 65 Atlantic Reporter. ts0.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-07

All the bankers OF Cairo are en-.
titled to credit for the very satisfae
tory manner In which the money sit
nation has been solved Their plan,
agreed upon after thorough discussion
at meeting held for the purpose
las been approved by Secretary Ger
telyou. Of the United States treasury,
end is being adopted by the big cities,
having already been adopted by many
o! the smaller oEes, in lieu of the
cashier check system which they had
inaugnrated. The inside story of this
important piece of financiering in
which the commercial and industrial
interests OF this community were
saved from disaster viii doubtless be
written some day, as 1t should be.
and all concerned in it be given due
credit
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-07

1ss2-Andrew ID. White. American
educator and diplomat born,
1884 -Constuetioi, work commenced
on the New York and Erie rail
road
236-GIeen remarkable balloon
trip from LcndLn TO Nassau in
rs hours.
$50 Duke CT MCntrcse born.
1863 Gen Sedgwick defeated the
confederates at RappaAannocA
Station.
S73-Alexander Mackenzie formed
his governmental Canada.
sS2-Grover Cleveland elected gov
ernor CT New oYrk
$50 Steamer Algoma wrecked on
'ss Il aae Superior with less or 3a
lives.
WI
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-07
CERTAIN CURE FOR "A
DIPH iberia FOUND

Munich. Nov. 6.-Professor Rudolph
Emmerich, professor of hygiene at tn :
University of Munich. declares he has
discovered a cure for diphtheiria
which is effective in even the mes;
dangerous cases in a very short time
after its application The remedy is
called "Pyocyanase' and is produced
from the assimilation of pyocyanaeus
bacilli developed in liquid cultures
This matter is blown into the pa
tents throat, and completely destroys
all diphtheria baeiIli.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-07
MAIL ORDER SWINDLER
TO Be Proceeded Against BY Gov.
eminent Through United States
District Court.

st. Louis, Nov. G.-Alleging that
Edward G. Lewis had fraudulently
collected s1.1s5.O0Q through the oper
ation of his mail order bank, the de-
funct Peoples United States Bank
OF University City. and that he had
loaned himself or his concerns ss44,-
900 of that money. the government
today began a presentation of one of
its cases against the former banker
in the United States district court.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-07

AIT, the congressional delegation Of
Illinois, headed by Congressman Can
non, exerted themselves to prevent
the passage OF a direct primary law
by the state legislature. 1t has al
ways beeA claimed for Congressman
Smith that his strength lay with the
people-the voters. Then why this
sudden fear OF them?
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-07
Eat M1hat Vnu Hiatt
BY SIR JAMES CRIcHTON-BROWNE.
Eminent Physician.

the pendulum has swung 10 the opposite extreme.
quarters the propaganda Of dee ascesm that
being suspected of gutton only indulge healthy
appetite in
that this should have upon time
when have only just awakened fully the ravages Of senaon
midst and realized the truth that Of the Of
physical dgeneray among bad and
sufficient blood
The cry that overlooking oas false Tie hest
rule is to eat what you and much you
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-07

stand pattsrs" tchief among whom
is our own Uncle joel will have great
difficulty explaining how panic can
come upon the country with the sac
red Dingley tariff in full force. We
have had It preached to us for years
with steadily growing earnestness not
to say violence, that the Dingley tar.
III was the cause OF our prosperity
and as long as 1t remained .undisturb
ed there could be nothing but prosper
ityLcertainly there conId be no
panic. How about it, Uncle joe?
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-07
APPLICATION OF THE LAW.
use Of National Flag For Advertis.

Use Of National Flag For Advertis-
ing-The United States Supreme
court in Halter VS.. State, % Supreme
court Reporter 419 upholds as constr
tutionaI the Nebraska law of 1906
making ii a misdemeanor to use rep
RESERVATIONS Of the national flag up
On articles Of merchandise for adver-
Using purposes, thus, in effect over
ruling Rubstrat vs. People. 1855 III
1873. 81 Northeastern Reporter, Al, AMI
People ex rel McPike vs.. Vandecarr.
IT'S n. Y. 425, 40 Northeastern Re
ported. 965
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-07

make defense the scheme itself This dangerous cm
method of procedure and during the last decade he has been
coded game defraud modern
One of the surprising things the creiy of the person
who has saved little and hopes for large and immediate
from 1t there nothing exayagan improbable that
the people will believe If the stock company had
chance earning the dividends which promoters represent that
WILL Of it would be subscribed and oyersubrbed for ct
by the big monyed and would have be poed
around at absurd presoten low cents share When this
suggested the promoter. he always that the big moneed
trying hold of the stock, but that 1t desired that
they should have because they would then into control Of the
property; and the victim swallows the explanation.
The wnder usually has confederate whom he refers the vic
tim who wishes about his standing and integrity and seems
the victim ruhes right this confederate instead of going banks
or business and making inquiries from people whom he could
rely Every prospective purchaser should stop and ask himself e
question Why this stock being peddd this
possible that good safe investment would be handled when sol
much lying idle ready for good investments in the hands off
who upon the safety of investment Who'll
the back of this scheme what their anecents? AT what
banks at what established business houses they known honest
conservative Of busness?"
OF course the svin has his plausible all these questions
and the victim takes his explanation without making thorough addition
al investigation
Isl
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-07
CASHIER ATTEMPTS SUICIDE.

Kingfsher. Okla. Nov. Guy Con
dity. cashier of the First National
Bank. attempted suicide today. Anx-
iety over financial matters preyed up
on his mind. until he became despond-
ent Hhis accounts with the bank
are correct.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-07
October Circulation.

IA ex 1l.s..... =, 2U5V
TIE above is correct statement of
the lnber OF complete. and perfect
copies lof the Cairo Bulletin printed
for tho year 1906 and for the month
of Oct6lrr. 1901.
CLYDE SULLIVAN,
Business Manager.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this first dayof November, 1907.
LEO J. KLEB.
(SEAL) Notary Public.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-07
REMAINS OF CHILEAN
HISTORIAN BURIED.

Sandiego. Chile, Nov. G.-Diego
Barros Arana, the prominent Chilean
historian. who died here Monday. was
buried today. The funeral procession
was made up of fully twenty thousand
people among them government Off
Gals. officers of the army and repre-
sentatives of the Universities AMI
colleges.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-07

Trading Stamps-An ordinance a.
tempting TO prohibit the giving G
trading stamps so dear to many hous
wives, is in City and County of Den
yer VS.. Frueauff, So Pacific Reporter
$3.50, held not to be a valid exercise
uf the states police power This d
cision, and the one that the giving q
trading stamps is not gift enterprise
within the constitutional prohibition
is by the Colorado supreme court. !.
this case, based on Young VS.. Com.
As Southeastern Reporter
327 and State VS.. Dalton. % r. |. ~
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-07
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
cs'ro. Alexander csurN uroJ,S
oopU alton IS. tai

cs'ro. Alexander c.ucA ,li,aSS
oopu alton t6.tAi
unsvi GEORGE PARSONS
rle Y X 4 HATCHER
Treasurer, THOMAS E MAtlONFy
cHty Attorney r VI MOORE
Comptroller. ERNEST NORnM i
Police Magistrate, A. ROSS
Chief OF Police NJ, 8 EAGAN
Alexander County. Population n az
County Clerk, jesse Il MILLER
Circuit Clerk, LEE H. DAVIS
Sheriff FRANK E. DAVIS
states Attorney. ALExANnwh
WILSON.
Coroner DR.. JAMES McMANrs
County Superintendent OF Sch. ola
PROF JOHN SNYDER
Assessor and Treasurer FIRE. n
NELLIS.
Board OF County Commissioner
J. J. JESNELLE. Chairman.
GEORGE PARSONS
DR. EDWIN J CAUSE.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-07

All fashionable fSod
fadr a-d foll;es of the
honr ale in the nature
Of deprivation.
At one time the fen
dency was TO stuff, and
every new kind of nrtri-
ment was hailed % a
boon TO humanity. Now
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-07

We live in an irrever-
ent age and among an ir-
reyerent people. They
joke at solemn things,
and make light of in
scrutible mysteries and
trifle with immortal in
terests, and turn the BIZ
Bile into a jest book. They
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-07
NOVEMBER ? N HISTORY.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. appointed Den
mis- Deberdt its agent in Lon
don.
17S3-Last Execution At Tyburn.
when John Austen was hanged
for robbery.
1sil-Gen. Harrison defeated the In
dams in battle Of TippeeanOe.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-07
Aliens Right to Hold Property

Aliens Right to Hold Property
The Washington supreme court, in
Abrams vs. State. s. Pacific Report
er. 327, eonstrues the provisions of
the state constitution. which prohib-
its the ownership of land by aliens,
except where acquired by inheritance.
nsder mortgage IN good faith. or In
the ordinary course Of justice in the
collection Of debts. and provides In
general that eOnveyances TO aliens
shall be void. Under this provision
the state may. where lands are con
.veyed to an alien have the same
declared escheated. but II the state
fails TO do this, prior to the aliens
death. the right is lost, and the prop
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-07
The Bulletin Ia on sale at the :
towing pisees,
coienran's, 2i4 Eighth street.
halliday Hoqss News Stand.
Walkers, iot sixth street,
6aue Front Hestanrant.

They say money talks but when
1t has crawied into Its hole and pulled
the hole In after 1t, Clearing House
certificates will make the noise all
right. all right.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-07

Statistics showing a great increase
in the number Of diamonds and auto
mobiles imported during April. arouse
a suspicion that he popularity Of the
simple life movement has been some
what exaggerated. = Indianapolis
News
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-07
CIRCULATION STATEMENT.

Average number Of complete and
perfect copies Of the Cairo Bull
i..tin printed daily and Sunday
during the year 1906. ......, .2o2s
Average number OF complete and
perfect copeis of the Cairo Bull
letin printed daily and Sunday
during the month of October
1qO7 .2175
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-07
Enoisnd's Old People.

In England and Wales there are
about l.e0o 900 persons over SIS years
OF age. and in the course Of year
more than fourth Of that number are
compelled to accept poor relief
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-07

II is estimated that about 50o.0oo.-
900 people live In houses. 200 .0Oo 900
IN huts and caves and that 25O. 700. 900
have no -egular shelter.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-07
TIME CARD CAIRO ELECTRIC RVS

RELT LINE cars due u leave Ssesud st. "a
ing north on Commercial Ave, every is mtu-
ntfs fr,ns8 o. m, t. lip al
Going orth on " slnut st every is minutes
from sos NJ. to ts:sf u m.
POPLAR 81. LIVE Hoihrook Ave, car du
10 leave secon Ut ing nerth on Holtrook
Ave. at 5;57; s n: SAP: s.57; RIA q. m. and OF
same minutes every hour until l0i42 and i1,fa
n. IA.
Going west on Twenty Eighth ct. ct Sag;
5:l9; s;2i' s:42; and 7:0s :. u.and on same MIN
nt,s every hour until 1854 and l1.04 .. IN.
Poplar st. cars due To pass st. Mays park
minutes sfte- leaving Sec md st.
BELT LITEOWL OAKS north on Walna.
II 80 .. M. 1884 q. m; s1 .. M; 2:So .. a.;
$50 a. M; 30 a. m; 30 a.
North on omn1ercial--i2;0a o. M; loo
400 q. M. 3 Oh Il. ~. 90 IN. s M.
Belt and Owl cars dne to PASS wes'
thirty fourth y. is inmates Altar Leaving
second IT
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-07

aliens
Carriers Liability for communica-
ton of Contagious Disease.-The NJ,
K and T. r. Co VS. Raney 80 South
western Reporter. 5Se, the Texas
Court CT Civil Appeals decides that a
railroad company is liable to a pas
senger for damages resulting from
the wife Of the passenger contracting
small pox from him after he had con.
tractcd it from the ticket agent a.
whom he purchased his ticket, The
court Is Of the opinion that til.
knowledge Of the ticket agent tina,
he had the small pox at the time h,
sold the ticket constituted knowledg,
on the tpart Of The railroad company
thus. declining to follow the rtiling mi
Long vs. Railway StKansas) rs Pa
cific Reporter, ST. Is L. r. A. 3l9
10, Am st. Rep. 291
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-07

Subscribe for Tie Bulletin and ge
al the neva Only soc per month tor
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The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-07
JnurHttnrttt Sniltnlra
atln a Grfhulnlts 31lthlir
BY EDWARD w. SINS.
U. 5. District Attorney. CHICAGO.

HE evolution of the swndng game during the last twenty
five years is very interesting, Twenty-Five years ago the
swindle ckcd out recarous existence His operations
confined to the shell game shorcangc fakcbet green
goods gold brick and other similar schemes Usually these
schemes were worked upon country people and only small
could be obtained They also lacked another important
feature of the modern swinder in that there pro-
vision for defense in court Swnders who worked these
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-07

Friends Of the Bulletin are request
ID to send or tslsbbons items 10 this
srnsa
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-07

erty descends to the heirs of the
aliens
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-07

Corrected to August 2oth. 1907
vRAiss Arr .a.iss r~.A.-
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1907-01-09
WANTED TO COME TO AMERIcUs
But Debarred by Crowded Public
Schools.

The fact that the Americas public
schools are already crowded to the ca
pacity point, and pupils desiring to en-
ter now cannot be received, is a prob
lem for the city authorities to consider
This condition will keep other people
from coming here to reside in order to
secure our educational advantages. A
case in point is that of a citizen who
desires to bring his family here from
Macon. He has five children, whom
he proposed to place in the schools
here, but when told there was no room
for new pupils at present he is thus
compelled to keep his family in another
city while he resides here. But this
condition will not long exist; Americas
is growing rapidly, and will build
more school houses in order TO take
care of the little folks.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1907-01-09
IS GOING TO
PULL OUT OF RUTS
Ginners Report is Expected
Today
HOPEFUL FOR ADVANCED PRICE
Report Today Will Show Number of
Bales Ginned to January t. and II
Figures Touch IL 10000 viii
Cause Lite Surprise.

The cotton ginners will come to the
front today with a statement of the
number of bales cotton ginned to Jan
uary 1st, and upon these figures will
depend the course of the cotton market.
Will the price soar, or will it again
sink to the mud sills?
Americas cotton men are none too
optimistic on ''the ginners.'
Some of the local talent look for re-
port of twelve million bales ginned to
New Y ears, in which event the market
would fly with considerable difficulty,
except downward.
Twelve million bales ginned to Jan
uary 1st would indicate total crop of
1880, 900 or $4,000, 900.
The report today is awaited with
considerable interest by the cotton
trade here as elsewhere. Yesterday
there was little doing about the ware
houses, and while II cents was paid for
some fine cotton the demand was
limited to few orders only.
Buyers were willing to await the
bureau figures this morning.