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The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1908-10-03
Washington State News

The state fair at North Yakima is in
progress this week.
The Pacific Coast Advertising
Mems Association will meet in Seattle
next year.
The smallest school in the state has
been found 1t is building five miles
from Kettle Falls, 20 feet square and
has one pupil.
Miss Joyce Weber has won the dis
tinction of being the champion salmon
packer at Bellingham. The other day
she filled 1852 cans.
Governor Mead has appointed R. L..
Rutter of Spokane trustee of the Che
ney normal school, succeeding Charles
P. Lund, whose term has expired.
Pierce county commissioners have
decided to build several sections of
road to fill in gaps between Tacoma
and Rainier National park.
NJ F. Jones, of Ravenna, has offered
oil all 2 VI 6AOudu OA plOpOA ~ IAOl .
as a site for the home for young girls
which the women's clubs of Seattle
plan to erect in the near future.
Seattle banks will handle the $780,
900 bond issue authorized by the city
council for the completion of the ex-
tensions to the municipal lighting sys-
tenn. These bonds will run ten years
and draw per cent interest.
The new United States revenue cut
ter TahOma will be launched. at Cam
den, N. j., on Saturday, October TO-,
according to advices received at Ia
coma from the treasury department
by Congressman Francis w. Cushman.
1t is semi-officially stated that the
Northern Pacific will materially in
crease it's yard facilities in Hoquiam
and will expend approximately mil
lion dollars in Hoquiam alone. The va
cation of part of several streets will
be necessary for this purpose.
Fire destroyed the plant of the Pu-
get Sound Timber preserving company
near Everett. Loss $50, The
plant was burned in 1904 and rebuilt
in 1906.
The Marathon race, under the aus
pieces of the Tacoma Young Men S
Christian Association is to be run O.
tober 10. The course is from Ameri-
can lake to the Y. M G. A. building
in Tacoma.
The appointment of Judge George
T. Reid of Tacoma to be Western coun-
sci Of the Northern Pacific, to succeed
B. S. Grosscup, will become effective
November 1, he having accepted the
appointment.
Rev. H. H. Gowan, for twelve years
rector of Trinity Parish church, Seat
tie, has accepted the chair Of Oriental
literature in the University Of Wash
ington He will remain nominal rector
Of the church.
Whitman college trustees have elect
ed Prof. l. F. Anderson, member of
the faculty for the past q years, act
ing president for the ensuing year, to
take the place of President Penrose,
who will be canvassing the three
northwest safes in the interests Of
"Greater Whitman.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1908-10-03
REVISED SCHOOL CONF
MEETS Approval

Olympia, Sept. 26.-Henry B. Dew
ey, superintendent of public instmc
ton, has returned to his office from
Lakeside, in Chelan county, where b0
conducted the convention of county
superintendent. He reports it as ono
of the most enthusiastic and profits.
BILE meetings of the superintendent
ever held in the state.
The chief work of the convention
was discussion of the revised school
code. Almost the entire code as pre-.
pared by the commission was ap
proved. Qualification of high school
graduates was disapproved, and while
several other sections of the law were
recommended to be revised, this was
the only one completely stricken from
the code.
Under the present law union high
schools are given 500 bonus for each
grade maintained. The county super.
intendents recommended that the law
be so changed as to give every accred
tied high school 500 per grade in ad.
dition to the apportionment upon &C.
tual attendance.
Under the present law every county
having twenty-five or more school dis.
tricts must hold a teachers institute Of
at least five days. 1t was Recommend.
ed by the superintendent that the
law be changed so that county su-
perintendent may use two of the five
days in district meetings, visiting
schools or in any other manner which
he believes to be of greatest benefit
to his teachers.
Warrant Provision Passes.
The code commission has arranged
the law so that all school warrants Tor
districts of the third class must be
drawn by the county auditor upon the
order of the board of school directors
The county superintendent were
much pleased with this provision Oh
the law and recommended further tna1
the county auditor be required to draw
the school warrants for districts I'll
the second class as well as for tnoSe
Of the third class.
1t is believed by the educators u
the state that the standard III oul
schools should be raised just as laS'
as possible. At the present time ca
ceptionally bright pupils VINO na.'
completed little more than the siam
mar grades take the teachers exala'
nation and frequently secure cei'I
icates. It is thought by many 'na'
teachers should have a stronger eua
cational foundation than this De,v VI.
they attempt to teach in our puO..
schools. The county superlntenu1ans~,
therefore recommended that ai' ~.
January 1, 1910, no person ~ ..I0ts
experience be granted a cer'lii,aso
who has not completed the HTS. ~. ~.
years work of high school, anu 49,
no person be granted three ses ~.
certificate without experience WIN -.
not completed the work OF an a'.'' :,
tied four years high school course
its equivalent. !. #
Resolutions indorsing the Wo'A On.
the code commission and OF ota'0 .a
perintendent Dewey were auop, ,oss
also a resolution expressing the ~" 4
felt by the educators in the oeaeD
r. B. Bryan.
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Monday.


ers.
Monday.
Senator Murray Crane prepares to
supplant Hitchcock as head of the re-
publican committee.
Tuesday.
President calls Foraker "party's
foe," and goads Bryan by rehearsing
the Haskell charges.
Bryan replies with the epithet, "be-
trayer of the people"
Wednesday.
Bryan calls Roosevelt president
MAKER" and demands proof Of Haskell
charges.
Thursday.
In answering Bryan the president
terms Haskells connection with cam
paign "a scandal and disgrace"
Friday.
Hearst reads more letters involving
public servants.
Haskell resigns.
President calls for removal of Du-
pont.
Foraker rakes Roosevelt and Taft.
Saturday.
Arthur T. Vorys, a Taft lieutenant,
accused of having been disbarred from
pension practice.
Rumored George B. Sheldon, treas
urer republican national committee,
may resign.
Bryan issues sharp def to the
president.
Herman Ridder appointed treasurer
Of democratic committee.
Taft takes few shots at Foraker.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1908-10-03
ONE WEEK IN A
HOT CAMPAIGN
Saturday..

Ohio state committee and Taft head
quarters desert Foraker.
Mack charges republicans with at
tempting to buy election.
Hearst continues exposures of lead
ers.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1908-10-03

Senator Murray Crane prepares t
supplant Hitchcock as head of the n
publican committee.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-07-24
MURDERER CAUGHT
Kentucky Negro Who Killed Three
Men Arrested BY Cairo officer
Was Fourth.

A bad negro named Alex Powell
was arrested by Special Officer Fitz
gerald some days ago upon descrip-
tion sent by citizens of Oaktown, Ky,
charging him with murder The card
stated that a reward Of $50 was offer
ed for the fellows arrest and was in
the bank there
Yesterday Sheriff Evans of Clinton
came after the fellow and took him
home But there wasn't any $50 re-
ward. as the citizens OF Oaktown hal
Withdrawn their money from the
bank Powell is a desperate it seems,
having killed three negroes at diff
ferent times. the last victim being an
old man whom he murdered in a corn
field The negroes We're afraid OF
him, and although he had been back
TO the seceHe Of his crime a number o!
times. they never informed the au
thorities until he had left He is the
fourth negro murder whom Cairo Of
fcers have captured for the people Of
that county
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-07-24
The Freaks OF Disease,

No medical man needs 10 be told
that even disease has its freaks, and
that recovery has occasionally been
brought about by means inexpllcably
trivial One of the most remarkable
OF these unaccountahle eccentricities
OF disease took place At Halver in
Westphalfa The case was that of a
hoy who. as the result of very heavy
fall backward on his head while skat-
ing, had for year and haif been
deaf and dumb One morning his
brother went to awake him. and find
ing him sleeping heavily tapped him
lightly on the forehead. To his amaze
ment the deaf and dumb boy awoke
with a lond cry Both speech and
hearing had been restored-kansas
City Journal.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-07-24
Eads and Fashions.

New York. July 20,-The modisI
New York girl is now wearing an ex
tremely smart costume in the morn
ing and early afternoon. Her hat Is
the dropping brimmed sailor with a
plain or striped band The collar and
cuffs that are worn are the most at
.tractiye part Of the costume for they
are the new ones-the wide turn-doWn
collar which. If fastened to the blouse
Is pnt over the coat and the cuffs are
attached to the coat sleeves. The
coat should always be worn on tn"
street to follow the correct style, ard
the only time the waist is displayed IL
AT luncheon or indoors. These col
lars are fastened with bar pin al
some sort but are more often finished
with a silk bow and ends tied loosely
Of fabot or crayat OF lace. The
suits that are fashionable are strictly
tailored. Most of the coats are male
with the fiat close sleeves, and are
double breasted The skirts are pre-
ferably gored with the panel 'front.'
The cashmere gowns are at The
time receiving the favors for after
noon toilettes. Both cloth and cash
mere dresses deliberately embroidered
have been seen at the races, They
are very dainty and be coming the
material being embroidered in polka
dot or small figure with heavier EN-
broidery trimming at the foot Of the
skirt and waist There are not soa's
to matah the skirts, for this would be
style too near the newest skirts and
coat models, but If an extra wrap is
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-07-24
.SCURLOCK OWED
HIM THE MONEY
]. w. CRAWFORD. ACCUSED OF
TAKING RACING FUNDS. De
MES sToRY-PARTNER WAS
INDEBTED TO HIM.

]. W. Crawford. who was reported
hv the Mt. Vernon Register as having
decamped from that city with funds
belonging Ia the racing association
there has arrived in Cairo and eN
presses surprise that such stories
have been circulated about him.
He says that his partner. II. +
Scurlock. was short on the races at
Centralia and that he. Crawford, AL
vanced him the money TO settle with
the race track men. An agreement
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-07-24
Contract Awarded.

John r. Brown has awarded the
cor tract fer the erection OF a fine
new residence to be built on Twenty
fourth street east OF Washington
avenue to c. II. Harp, the contractor.
The house will be a seven-room two
.stcry structure with hot water heat
ing apparatus. bath, concrete base
ment and other modern features,
Work will be commenced on the
building at once. sMr. Brown AMI
family will occupy it when com
plcte3.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-07-24
CALL MEETING
Of LOT OWNERS
CAIRO CEMETERY ASSOCIATION
MET AND DISCUSSED PLANS
FOR IMPROVING VILLA RIDGE
GROUNDS.

The Cairo Cemetery Association
held meeting yesterday afternoon
at the NJ, c. Metzger's drug store and
discussed plans for the Improvement
Of the cemetery at Villa Ridge,
The officers Of the association
which recently was formed as pub
ished in The Bulletin are as follows
President, Andrew Lohr; vice presi
dent, Herman c. Schulz; secretary. NJ
&c. Metzger; treasurer, Charles Feuch
ter.
A meeting of lot owners has been
called for Monday, August 8, at the
Commercial Club rooms when detaiis
for identifying the cemetery will be
discussed,
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-07-24
Car Off Track.

A freight car off the track ON the
incline ut Birds Point yesterday pre-.
vented the transfer of the Cotton Belt
passenger train to the transfer
steamer yesterday afternoon and the
passengers, mail and baggage We're
brought over on the boat and landed
at the Eharfboat.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-07-24
Casper Vellingmeyer { Co.
House Movers and
General Wrecking Contractors.
206 Commercial Ave.


Put i kettle full Of lighted charcoal,
on which have been thrown handful
Of Juniper berries, in the room and
carefully stop all openings, not for
getting the chimney. leave the room
closed for "a huurs. bf the end q
which time the smell viii be gone 81
course, no PERSON or animal must re-
main in the room while she charcoal Il
burning Country Lite 10 hnerica.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-07-24
Rebel. a Good Farmer,

The New Madrid Mo. Record says,
Rebel Imboden is cultiyating 80 acres
of corn on the Capt. VIM. Riley farm.
on the Kings Highway, north of this
city, and has laid it by in fine shape
Henry f. Broughton says II is TIE
finest crop raised on that place in
twenty years.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-07-24
rlrelesc rtrecrackers.

Do YOU remember how you used To
pop leaves when You were kid? You
laid the leaf over the palm of your
left hand and then struck it with your
right. On the same principle as this,
with half a rubber bulb to take the
place Of the hollow palm. and a pieces
of newspaper over the top to pop
instead ct leaf. fireless frecracker
can be invented
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-07-24
BUYS Seven Lots.

Purcell and Gallgan have sold
seven lots in their addition TO vii
liam J. Casey. and this disposes of
their Holbrook avenue frontage The
lots commence with No. 3 adjoining
Ernest Norlmau's purchase on the
corner of Twcnty-siNth and Holbrook
avenue and include the balance Of
that frontage with one lot in the rear
on Twenty-scventh Mr.. Casey OK.
poets to build q house for his own oc-
cuIancy.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-07-24
For DEPOT Improvement.

Three carloads of material for the
Illinois Central depot Improvement
arrived YESTERDAY It is material for
the concrete work the foundation Of
the new addition to be built. More viii
arrive in a few DAYS and it is eX
pected that ground will be broken
probably next week.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-07-24
Methodist Reception.

A reception be given this even
ing at the home of Mrs. E, NJ Star
Finger, 31S Sixth street, by the Ep-
worth League and the choir of the
First NJ. f. church. in honor of Rev.
and Mrs. Otto Lee. All members OF
the church and their friends are in.
yited to attend.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-07-24
New Secretary Elected.

The board OF directors Of the Or
phans' Asylum met Wednesday after
noon at the Home on Twenty-tifth
street and elected Mrs. David Johns
as secretary to succeed Mrs b. Sadler
who has removed to Easton Pa.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-07-24
Buys Gasoline Launch.

n v Lewis OF the Lewis Mercan
tile company has bought a new gaso
line launch which he will have sent
, to Grand Chain for the use of his
family who are there at their summer
! home The boat is named the Gene
We've"
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-07-24

A. l.. Stewart died at the Anna hos
pital for the insane one day last week,
He had been there several years. He
was at one time member of the
Cairo city council else was a leader
in the railroad strike of 1891, in this
section.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-07-24

was made that he should be paid from
the msney maize at Mt. Vernon. In all
he secured s272 which Scurlock owed
him. lie also says that he has had
40 domestic difficulties as reported.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-07-24

Albert Shafter. Bert Therokle, Joe
Hudson and another boy swan across
the Ohio river yesterday to the Ken
lucky shore and succeeded in getting
back TO the Illinois side but in a much
exhausted condition
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-07-24

Mrs. Mary Patier has gone to West
Baden. Ind. to visit her son Earl and
from there will go to Chicago where
she will be the guest of her daughter
Mrs, Frederick Johnson.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-07-24
Children's Party.

Mary Rose. little daughter of MI
and Mrs. A. f. Billiard, entertained
a number of her little friends at her
home, 1902 Commercial avenue yes
terdat afternoon. the occasion being
her second birthday,
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-07-24

Sidney B. Espy. of BENTON, Demo
cratic candidate for representative OF
the 50th district, was in the city yes
terday in the interests of his candi,
dacy. He was introduced by b Nc,
Manus, Jr.. one of Cairo's we'll known
Democrats and says he is much
pleased with his prospects in Alex
ander county.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-07-24
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
increase Canital Stock.

The Three states Implement Com
pany of Cairo. has filed with the cir
cult clerk a certificate of increase OF
capital stock to the sum of $4,000.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-07-24
Fine FISHING.

Peter Day and companion went
Yesterday to Richland slough, in Cleag
Creek precinct, and brought home
sixty-one fine pike, all over foot
long
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-07-24

Harris Sehulzc came down from
Anna yesterday to consult Dr. A. \.
Bondurant He recently underwent
Il surgical operation for the removal
of adnoids.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-07-24

Mrs. ]. L. Barton OF Gulfport, Miss
who is spending the summer here
with her mother, Mrs. Mary Cochran
|of Washington avenue is making a
brief visit to relatives in Carbon.
dale
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-07-24

That your wife win kick like thunder
If you overstay yourself downtown a
couple of hours, but never says a.
word If you have to go out of town
for a week?
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-07-24
Air Sailors.

The world will not be greatly sur
r~ised when an air sailor drifts across
its upper lace IL a craft that answers
wind and helm
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-07-24
NOT FROM ST. LOUIS BUT

NOT FROM ST. LOUIS BUT
ALWAYS IN CARLO
IF YOU WANT YOUR PIANO
TUNED OR REPAIRED CALL UP
BUCHANAN'S MUSIC STORE,
M. r, BRIGHTER,
RESIDENT TUNER. PRICES REA
soNABLE. ALL WORK GuARAN.
TEED.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-07-24

Or. and Mrs. T. II. D, Griffitts OF
Springfield, are guests OF Mrs. G. W
Wheeler at Mounds, Mrs Griffitt-
formerly was Miss Elizabeth Glynn Of
Cairo.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-07-24

Mrs A, L. Dewey and children and
Miss May Lockhart, who have been
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. w. l.. Bristol
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-07-24

Joseph Soloman, Du Qhoin's ioyial
eXmayor is spending few days in
this city en- route to Chicago from
Memphis, where he attended the
funeral services of his life long
friend Marion c. Wright-Du Quoin
Herald.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-07-24

Mrs n. Y. Lewis OF Upper Wash.
ington avenue returned to her sam
mer home in Grand Chain yesterday
after spending two days here shop.
ping
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-07-24

The Ladies Aid of the Calvary
Baptist church will meet TINS AFTER
noon at ST. Mary's Park
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-07-24
SOCIALANDPERSONAL

needed, short fancy scarf or cape
jacket of silk in the exact shade of the
gown is the correct accompaniment.
Earl Whitlook is visiting relatives
and friends at Mcclure
Miss Minnie Conant has gone TO Pa.
ducah, Ky, to visit relatives,
Miss Dare Ricketts, has returned
from visit with friends at Chicago.
Mrs. n. h. Thistlewood is reported
to he very i'll at her home at Mounds
Kenneth Wenger has returned from
a visit with relatives at Washington
III, and Peoria.
Miss June Balm of Chicago, is the
guest OF Miss Winifred Warder Of
Holbrook avenue.
Fred Hanes of Hannibal, Mo, is the
guest of Mr. and RMS, Moses Hanes
|of Twenty-eiyhth street,
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The Cairo bulletin., 1908-07-24
Cheerful Workers.

The Cheerful Workers of the Cairo
Baptist church will meet this after
noon at the residence of Mrs. Martha
Howe, of Sixth street
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-07-24

of Walnut strete, have gone to Shell
Rock, la.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-07-24

c. w Hassler of Cape Girardead
Mo, who has been in the city on
business for the National Cash Regis.
ter company has returned home
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-07-24

Mr.. and Mrs Max Kaufman and
children and Mrs Arthur Thistlewood
and soa. Arthur, have gone to Dixon
Springs for a sojourn.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-07-07
Miss Houghton

and the Kearsarge, which finished
loading ammunition at Mare Island
navy yard yesterday. was the last
to drop anchor in her column in
man-o'-war rows last fnight. s.rerp
The aeetb ascordinG 10, Admiral
Spersys is,ta better, shape that when
~ Aeft Hampton Reads last sDecem.
her.s The firercontFoli systam which
was only complete Dnf a few 81 the
ships. is now thoroughly, Installed
On each oneasGs s4aH slearo .rst
~ The places of the. Alabama And
Maine, which came around South
America with the feet and which
sailed freHa- AeEe-Juus 8,-homeward
hounds MIA spyGaiI se1vtre' squad
ron, have beem-+AkeR- by the battle
vshyps Wisconsin, and, Sehras''a,I Com q
mandsrt j, MoErfll- Of the, Wiscon'
sin has been -ratired and Comman
der IF c. Beatty of the cruiser
Charleston has been assigned to thu
command OF that ship. The Charles
ton IL at Brsmerton and Commando
E Beattytis expected to arrive tD1no
row TO assume HIS new duties. q
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-07-07
READY FOR
PACIFIC CRUISE
ATLANTIC FLEET SAILS TOMOR.
ROW FROM SAN FRANCISCO FOR
CRUISE ACROSS PACIFIC AND
THROUGH SUEZ CANAL,

SAN FRANCISCO. July 6.-Frssh
from drydocks, with bunkers full OF
coal and magazines filled with am
munition, freshly painted and look
Ing as spick and span as tn, day
they left Hampton Roads headed
for the Pacific, the 16 battleships
Of the Atlantic feet are riding at
anchor in the harbor. ready to sail
TUESDAY on the second half of the
long cruise around the world. At
| 2 O'Clock Tuesday afternoon, two
months to- a day after 1t entered thu
portals of the Golden Gate mt the
,, end of a 13,O0b-mi1e Voyage the
flower OF the American navp, head
ed BY the flagship fconhecticaat, will
steam out Of the harbor' lofu San
francisco under tie command OF
Rear Admiral G. s. sperry. the
third commapder-In-ehie since the
fleet sailed, from Hampton Roads,
The feet. win reach Honolulu on
July. s1s. remain "a week and then
q. proceed. to the ,Antipodes. Elabo-
rate preparations for its entertain
p,ent have been made at Auckland
Sydney and Melbourne. The fee
Will reach. Manila after a visit t.
Japanese ports, about, october l. Be
.fores returning TO HAMPTON Road
1.-The latter :, part, Of February !
months, after, starting from the AZ
lanttc. the battleshlPs VIII .. hay
sailed nearly 81 the seas on. "a
globe, apd complsted the most 5 =
markable cruiss In naval history.
} ;. The reaaasRbi tPk 81 the, IYtH5snti
! feet began .moFss stlAaAYRh = sEeekk I'm ~
, 70 'ssrpuoo aid no s9smod bsvisos7
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-07-07
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Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-07-07

port that Sheriff Williams Of What.
com county may go to Wenatchee
Wis. to search for buried treasure.
The hidden hoard in mind is that
gathered by "Old Bill" Bascom. one
of the most notorious Of oldtime
smugglers, desperadoes and gun
fighters, and who died recently
while serving penitentiary SEN
tences.c Twenty years ago Sheriff
Williams was Wisconsin ofFicer.
and was called upon to capture Bill
Raac0m. He did no,u but not until
he had trailed him han way across
the continent and then got him
only at the point OF gun. 'Bascom
was sent to the pen.