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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-10-26
PLOT TO KILL
HIGH OFFICIALS
DURING VISIT OF ATLANTIC
FLEET AT Annoy CHINA UN-
EARTHED BY AUTHORITIES
ORIGINATED AT SINGAPORE.

Annoy. China Oct 25.-The prepare
lions for fhc reception here on Octo.
Der 80. OF The second division of the
American hsttleshiB feet are near
ing completion. The work of recon.
tructine the grounds and rayiIious
where the visitors uiI Boz entertained
they were serfo-ly udsmaged by the
-ereHr ttuhooH is practically finish.
rI.
THE Chinese officials who are t1
take part iH the welcome are arriving
every IsE Today VIoeror shun OF
FuLIel province came on board the
cruiser FsI Young. The cruiser Hai
Chew also has come into port
a plot unesrrbeI here to-day. the ol,.
feet of which vas rhe assassination
1f certain high Chinese officials dur
ng ihe reception by the eovernme-r
n -i-c American Sect u originate
rih re Chinese Rarolutionis-s q
Singapore.
As result extraordinary pretau-
ions are being taken Tor the safefy
y all officials A strong guard has
been thrown around the reception
zround. and EiH be maintained al TIE
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-10-26
irish Street Children.

The Irish street children must sure
ly be to visitors the most surpris.
ing Of all their institutions. In ready
humor and in bright good humor, In
an unquenehable spirit Of playfulness.
with the most diligent and painstsking
attention TO business. reinforced by
the most surprising art Of coaxing.
these barefooted. citizens give a day
long comedy. Sometimes they seem
TO embody and symbolic all ireland.
its gay poverty and its good humor IN
depressing circumstances.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-10-26
ALL ROSEBUD CLAIMS
May Be Contested Following Finding
of Sully's Daughter Who Lived
on Reservation.

Chicago. Oct 25.-The missing
daughter of Jack SuIly, the South
Dakota outlaw, who occupied the
Rosebud Reservation for more THAI
half a century before he was killed by
Federal officials six years ago, has
been located in Chicago She is de
clared to be Trixie Sing, wife of Louie
Sing, the millionaire Chinaman
1t is sal dthat as a child she was
stolen from that reservation % years
ago.
The result may be a contest of all
the claims on the Rosebud 1t is eX
pected the heirs of Sully will claim
title to the reservation on the ground
tina, it was occupied by the notorious
cattle rustler for longer than q
years.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-10-26
RULES OF THE CONTEST.

Any white child under five years
OF age may enter
The ballot cut from the paper
counts one vote. These ballots must
be cast at least once each week
Besides the small ballots votes are
issued with subscriptions to The Bu-
etin.
For every dollar that is paid on
new subscril tons $50 are issued and
for every dollar that is paid their
subscriptions by Old subscribers 100
votes are issued
No votes will be issued when
sum less than one dollar is paid on a
subscription.
The following table will aid YOU:
The Bulletin months Sl20 gives
100 votes.
The bulletin 9 months $50 gives
$50 votes.
The Bulletin 6 months $500 gives
$50 votes.
The Bulletin one year $500 gives
700 votes.
Il a subscription is new 80 addi
-ional votes will be given for ever,
month paid
Subscriptions may be paid al the
office and votes will be issued but II !
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-10-26

YOU viii call or phone to the office
we will furnish you with a small re-
.ceipt book so that YOU may get your
friends subscriptions before they
give their votes to some one else
During the first two weeks OF the
contest no enc will be permitted to
cast more than 720 votes each day
A subscription will not be counted
new Unless it adds a subscriber to
our list. We will not count a sub
scription as new if the paper is just
ordered delivered TO another name at
the same address.
The primary purpose of this cen
Jest is to gain new subscribers for
The Bulletin, ami for this reason
special inducement is offered for
new subscribers to come voluntarily
or for old subscribers whose babies
are in the contest to exert them.
selves if they would have the full
benefit Of the proposition. Hence, no
trick or scheme to evade the rules
# the contest or to defeat its pri-
nary purpose can be recognized. and
every effort will be made to guard
against this.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-10-26
Thrilling Moment in Fiction.

The bomb went of With a dull and
deafening roar and Second-Story Bill
The pious burglar. gazed into the black
recesses of the vault.
At last" he muttered. hoarsely
my prayers are answered. Fortune
Is mine"
lie went in, but in a moment he
emerged, his face white with the rage
II disappointment
Curse them" he cried In his wrath
The receivers have been here before
me But he was wrong. The vault
had contained the firms collateral for
spectators loans and the recent fall
In the market had completely wiped
out the margins Success
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-10-26
. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
! NEWS OF THE RIVERS +:
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

re river marked 49, feet en- the
Cairo gauge last evening showing a
fall Of L Of a foot in "a hours.
Pilot Henry Wilbur has been down
tho river and back posting UP.
Capt Henry c. Partee is com
mander of the government steamer
Chisca, which is plying III thesf
waters.
The Stacker Lee was in port az
hour or two yesterday from st Louis
bound for Memphis. She had good
trip OF freight
On Nov. s, 1905 the river was
three feet lower here than it is at
present.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-10-26
Not erother Of Henry Stout.

1t seems the VIM Stout who shot
AMI killed a man named Wilkerson
at or near Kennett, Mo. some day
ago was not a brother Of eN-Aller-
man Henry Stout of this city as
stated yesterday, aud was in no way
related to him. The eX-alderman
of Cairo has no brothers. He had
two half-brothers, but both are dead.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-10-26
PULASKI COUNTY
CIRCUIT COURT
WILL CONVENE THIS MORNING
WITH JUDGE DUNCAN ON
THE BENCH.
ADJOURN TILL NOV. 4TH
When Petit Jury is Called 70 DUTY
Sisty-three Cases on Oock@ts
Others 10 Be Pre-
se1te.i

! Circuit court will convene in Pc.
laski county this morning VITA
Judge w w Duncan Of Marion on
! Che bench Court will Adjourn after
organizing the grand jury and calling
the docket, till "Wednesday Nov !.
The officers Of the court are
George T. Martin states attorney, A.
&c. Bankston sheriff Mannon Banks
ton deputy sheriff, f. P yesterday
circuit clerk Ruth wilson deputy
circuit clerk Chas l.. Rice master-il-
Ichancery
The PrlaskI county bar is com.
posed Of l. NJ Bradley. Thomas
Boyd, II G. Carter, H. A Mason, W,
A. Wall t. G, Castor, Geo E. Mar
tin Chas l., Rice, Fred Hood C. S
Miller, L. II Boyd
Other attorneys who have cases
pending in the court are w A
Srann, Vienna NJ f Gilbert Cairo;
W B. Gilbert Cairo; A. Leek, Cairo,
p. J. Kolb Mt. Carmel; Reed Green.
Cairo; Caldwell & Smith Carbon
dale L. 0. Whitnel, East St Louis
Fred Smith Metropolis; Lansden 4
LaHsden. Cairo
Grand Jury.
The grand jury is to appear for
duty this tMonday) morning and is
composed as follows:
Wetaug-T J Mowery. Sam Billie
Wilson.
ullin-Chas Cannon, Manuel Ery-I
ant. John Sichlin.
Pulasi-Wm. Upton, F. w, Bur
nett, S. E. Hurst.
Villa Ridge-Hosea Davis. J. T.
Farnsworth Monroe Johnson
Mounds-Jerry Thompson, Chas
Walbridge, w. Biggerstaff
Mound City-John Schuler, J. f.
Keller, A. c. Cochran D. D. Harris
Sr
America w Mathis.
Olmste,l-Matthew Bagby. G. f
Curt
Grand Chain-W A. Mcintyre, |
Will Clemmons.
Petit Jury.
The petit jury is called for Wed.
nesday morning, NOV. T. and is com
posed as follows:
Wetaug-Otis Stoner, Earl Miller
ullin- Shelton Singleton, Paul
Dillow, Adam Bourland, S. S. Thomp-
son.
Pulaski-Louis Renfro, Henry Rife,
John Little
villa Ridge-John Wilkerson, J.
5, Ollie, Chas. Flippen.
Mounds W. Sperle, Stephen
Wade, Gus Stern, Briggs Carson.
Grand Chain-Geirge Heisner.
Jacob Fellenstein, Thos. Johnson.
Olmsted-C A. F. Peters. H. J.
Iileman, Grant Davis.
America A. Schnaare Beverly
Robertson.
Mound City-John Culp,. H. Hill
erich Chas. W. Read. Thos. WEIGH. !
Thomas Grace, W 5. Andersen. L
The Docket.
Following are the deckets as set
Or trial at this term of court
Criminal 4
74s-The People VS. John Butler
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-10-26
Sun and Moon.

SUI win rise today ..... 6:23 a. N.
sun viii set today .... sos p m.
Moon will set tonight .,G;42 p M
Mote: The above sun and moon
record is for Illinois and approx
mates the record at Cairo within a
few mintues.l
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-10-26
discriminating Eyidene.

Station Sergeant-Are you marriedg
Prisoner-No, sir.
Oficer-Beggin' your pardon, sarge.
he's wrong When Ee searched him
ne found in bis pockets q clipped re-
csipt for curin' Group, a sample Of SILK
an two unposted letters in q womans
handVritin' a week old.-Stray Stories
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-10-26
Peculiar Shlftinu Of Sands.

French scientists are studying pc
culiar movement of the sands along
the northern coasts of France. Bel
GUM and Holland A fine sand orig.
mating on the coast Of Normandy has
been found as far away as Denmark.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-10-26
sUFFRAeETTEs PUNISHED.

London. oct 25-Mrz. Pankhurst
and Mrs Drummond. the suffrage tie
lealers who we're arrested recently.
were sentenced to prison for three.
mC nthsand Miss Pankhurst for ID
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-10-26
Keeping Up TO Date.

After all you know. keeping abreast
OF the times is simple matter II
consists merely Of doing lot of things
that your neighbor desisnates as fool
ish.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-10-26

strangers will be admitted 10 any
at the festivities or entertainments of
welcome.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-10-26
Gannral Conditions.

The day was fair and quiet There
was no rain in sight 1t was an ideal
day for nutting and fishing parties
and these We're numerous.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-10-26
Chancery.


/ III Arthur Lyles VS. Louis Blum
partition.
/ 227- Emma C Warfeld VS. Thorn
as Boyd partition
l23O-Grant Britt VS.. James Bomar
ct ais; foreclosure
l231-Grant Eritt We. Carries Ma.
thews; foreclosure
! lz63-Perks & Higgins VS.. Geo E.
Carriers ct ais; foreclosure
l2s6-Rosa L. Morelead by her next
friend vs.. Mary A. I'd ses ct ais par
tition.
1309--W. o. Farrin VS.. John Ward
ct ais; foreclosure.
1321-Georgia Ann Coffey vs. Lu-
venia Adams ct ais; to set aside deed
1323-Perks & Higgins vs. Maggie
Walters ct ais; foreclosure.
l331-Trustees of Schools Twp. IA,
R. Eas VS. L. NcClelland ct ais;
foreclosure.
134l--Ellen j. Williams ct alls Elk,
parte; partition.
1345-W A. Lackey vs.. John Quinn
ct ais: foreclosure.
l34S-Frank Spencer VS.. D. W,
Helig. Lizzie Heilig foreclosure.
l349-Richard Moore VS.. C. NJ. Cope
land ct ais; foreclosure.
135O-May s. Hawkins, County Su-
perintendent OF Schools vs.. Geo. W.
Rife ct al; foreclosure.
1354-H. NJ. Britt, Lucy and Chas,
Britt, Ex-parte; partition.
1359-Lora L. Billingsley VS.. R. P.
Billingsley Jr., ct ais; partition.
l973-Charles Schultz, Sr., VS.. Char
les Wehrenberg and Mary Wehren-
berg; injunction.
l374-Sarah VI. Herren vs.. II. B.
Johnson ct ais; foreclosure.
1375-W o. Farrin VS.. Wilson
Tharp; foreclosure.
1S7G-Perks & Higgins vs.. r. D.
Perkins, ct ais; foreclosure.
l377-First State Bank Mound City
VS.. Mound City w l., p H. & Mfg
Co. foreclosure.
l3Si-E. p. yesterday VS. Clara
Wettstein ct ais; partition.
13S5-Nargaret A Brown exr VS..
Ellen J. Williams ct ais foreclosure
13Sj-Emanuel Rlcherson ct al vs..
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-10-26
KtRN'S SON Is BETTER
Improvement So Marked That Demo
cratic Vice Presidential cand date
viii Continue Campo gn.

Indianapolis, Oct PA marked
Improvement in the condition OF
John w. Kern, Jr, was noted today
and will enable his father the Demo.
cratic nominee for vice president. -
continue his speech making
Kern is scheduled TO tour Indiana
on a special train leaving Indianap
oils early tomorrow morning and
up Saturday night after a
weeks speech making
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-10-26
WasI1lnaton Forecast.

Washington, Oct 25.--lLLINOls'-
Fair in south. showers in north Mon
day and Tuesday. fresh south winds.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-10-26

The Cairo Bulletin is the only CAT.
n paper with the service Of the Asso-
fAfed Press.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-10-26

AT Of the above are endorsed by
TIE Democratic Platform and are not
endorsed By the Republican Platform
Do you favor these principles, II so.
vote for J. =. spiimsn for Congress.
AMI you vote fer a man who pledges
himself 10 do all IN his power 10 Sc
cure the enactment Of them into laEs
because he believes then Just
LR. sPILH NAN.
d. oUoTN. IN
can6issts Ser consrsss z5th ~. Dis
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-10-26
WIN Eutler and Dave Butler, burg
larry and larceny.

S7G-Carter Ransom VS. William
Stevers and uImont Steyers; tres
pass
| SIS Perkins 4 Omer VS. Mound
! city " L. p II & Mfg Co; assump.
sill
sc Ionlon Guarantee x Accident
Co. Ltd VS.. o, l.. Bartlette, assump-
Sit
40 Fist National Hank Ct Itch
field, Illinois, vs., NJ Erhstine ct as;
assumpsit
ell Ney RaSby ct ais VS.. Court Of
Honor, Springfield Illinois assunp-
sit
s7l- The people ex rel n W. Har,
yi5 VS. Mayor and Council OF Mound
ICity; maEdamus.
s76-PerEs and Higgins vs.. Clay
.Clty Mfg Co. assumpsit
az Charles Anderson VS.. Louise
Neadstii,c eX'r estate William Mead
stiDe trespass on the case
S7S-john McInturff and Sarah
Mclntur1 vs.. Insurance Company OF
North America; assumpsit
90 Haussler aud Son VS.. O. r.
BisselI. Repleyin
$50 Ftrchter Brcs vs.. Charles
Lane. assumpsit
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-10-26
Democratic Principles

l. Guaranteed Bank Deposits.
2. Jury trials in iniunctions.
,. Election OF U. S. Senator'S BY
popular vote.
4. Physical valuation OF rail-
roads.
5 Publicity Of campaign Iunds.
6. Deep waterway from the
Lakes 10 the Gulf.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-10-26

Old Terrell, the Still House whis
key.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-05-19
"GUESS pLL PLEAD
GUILTY.; | WAS THERE"
SAYS NEGRO PRISONER
"a Amt Got No Friends, but My PART
ner Has; He Was There, Too"
Replies Man to Query of
District Attorney

Leonard Webb and Charles Hayes,
negroes, appeared before Judge Curtis
d. Wilbur in department one of the
superior court yesterday morning to be
arraigned on a charge of burglary. 1t
was alleged the men had entered the
room of Frank Makazawa May and
stolen articles of value.
Hayes, whose head was shaven as
close as a razor could clip the kinks
from his skull, declared he wanted the
court to appoint a lawyer II amt
got no money" he said, land 1 want a
trial"
Il just think I'll plead guilty" de-
clared Webb. That's what 1 think ia
better do. 1 was there"
Judge Wilbur was forced to continue
Webbs case for sentence until Satur-
day morning, because of damage suit
on trial before him in department
eight.
Before Webb left the court room
District Attorney Fredericks asked
him a few questions. He wanted to
know how much they had made away
with in plumber and whether Webb had
any friends here.
NO L haven't got no friends here"
said the prisoner. self convicted. with
smile. "Hayes has. He's got
friends
But he knows about the case, does
he?"
"Oh yes" said Webb, with another
genial smile. He was there"
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-05-19
TIME IS FLYING
IN HERALD CONTEST
Full Information Regarding Notes.-The More Clubs the Better
Receipt Books, Club Blanks and All Literature
Furnished Contestants

ONE TWO THREE FOUR FIVE
days, and the special vote offer draws
to a close. We have said before, ana
we repeat, that this is positively the
best offer that will be made during the
entire contest. Some of the contest
ants are improving their golden oppor-
tunity. We beg leave to give just
word of friendly warning. Those who
get In on this offer will have a much
better chance of winning than those
who do not, for the very simple reason
that the effort put forth necessarily
brings a double reward. 1t is just as
easy to get your friends to subscribe
for a year or for a shorter period. Ask
them, and you will see that We are
right. Remember, there is no limit to
the number of clubs-and above all
things remember that is YOUR LAST
CHANCE. Don't forget that The Her
aid is the only morning paper on the
coast that sells for 40 cents month,
that each subscription helps YOU and
that for you to win the contest means
to boost your town or district. Do your
best Your friends are for you.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-05-19
MINISTERS ATTACK
DANCING AND CARDS
METH0DlSTS STILL FR0WN ON
DANCING
Pastors In Meeting Discuss Amuse-
ments and Take Occasion to
Denounce Race Track
Evils

Public dance halls, race track evils,
Sunday observance movement and the
article PAS of the Methodist discipline
were given a good stirring up at the
meeting of the Methodist ministers
yesterday. Aside from these a petit
ton was passed around for the second
time for signatures which requests the
change of the age limit of boys in per-
hitting them to enter pool rooms from
Is to 81 years OF age.
Chaplain o. J. Nave. chairman of
the committee on public morals. gave
a report. He spoke of the removal of
the lights in front of Morley's dance
hail. which were a medium for adver-
Using. He gave the place n round
scoring and intimated that many diff
ficuities were in the way for the re-
moval of the lights and that 1t might
require court proceedings. He said:
"The committee appeals to the clergy
here to aid in arousing a great public
sentiment against dance halls In gen.
eral throughout the city. Let the
young people feel that it is shattering
their self respect to attend them; that
1t is running their stand for respecta-
bility in the community.
Aid Spirit of Darkness
LET the young people realize that
in giving their support to the dance
halls they are aiding one of the most
powerful agencies of the spirit of dark
ness"
Chaplain Nave called special atten-
ton to the race track evil and the Sun
day observance movements.
Article PAS of the discipline. prohib
iting dancing, theatergoing and card
playing. was put in the form of de-
bate and created heated discussion.
This clause has been considerably
agitated for the past few months and
has come up at the general conference
of the Methodist church Low in session
at Baltimore.
1t was generally understood that the
article for debate was favored very
largely by the ministers to remain in
the discipline without change. Rev.
Mr.. Howe and Rev. Mr.. Mather were
the leading speakers.
1t was urged that the membership
be increased in the Methodist Hospital
association by July l in order to en-
large the board of control for more
active work In the association.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-05-19
DECIDE TO CALL
BOND ELECTION
BOARD MEETS IN EXECUTIVE
SESSION
NEW SCHOOL BUILDINGS ARE
GREATLY NEEDED
Question in Minds of Members as to
Whether Action Is Legal is
Settled by Attorneys
Decision

AS a result of the executive meeting
of the Los Angeles board of education
which met in executive session. with
j. NJ. Quinn in the chair, at the office
of city superintendent of schools, at
noon yesterday, Los Angeles will have
a bond election to furnish funds for the
erection of new school buildings.
The amount of these bonds will be
determined at the meeting of the school
board Monday night.
President Joseph Scott appointed
J. NJ. Quinn as chairman of the COM
mittee of the whole at the meeting or
the board held Friday afternoon of last
week.
At that time the recommendation OF
Superintendent Moore was read.
DR.. Moore advocated the erection OF
a new high school building, and an ad-
ditional building for the already over
crowded Polytechnic high school, and
also advised the holding of bond
election to furnish the funds for this
work
Questions Legality
The question in the minds of the
board was whether the election could
be held, inasmuch as 1t would INCLUDE
the question of the 'shoestring dls-
tr1ct, OF tnat HdIIoW sup VI r.V9 -.
geles which runs almost to Winning
ton.
Accordingly the services of City At
tornev Leslie Hewitt were called upon
by the board, and they learned from
him yesterday that it was his opinion
that if a sufficient number of votes
were not cast by the district named to
affect the election materially, and the
bond issue was carried, 1t could stand.
Accordingly the board decided that
it would advocate the bond election.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-05-19
UNIVERSITY COLLEGES
PLAN BIG EVENTS
DATES WILL BE FILLED BY
LITERARY SOCIETIES
Busy Sessions to Be Held Almost
Daily Until Commencement Ex-
ercises to End In Alumni
Banquet June 10

The program for the series of COM
mencement events has just been is
sued by the University of Southern
California. The university embraces
eight colleges and the commencement
events will open June 4, and will con-
tinue almost daily until the alumni
banquet June is.
A departure from the general rule
will be made by the university this
year in that the commencement exer-
cises will be held In the Auditorium in
the morning, when all the colleges will
present their graduates for the uni
versity honors.
Following is the entire program:
June 4-Anniversary Aristotelian, Athena,
Comitia and Clionan Literary societies. Ad-
dress by John s. McGroarty in the college
chapel at D. m.
June 5-Anniversary Webster. Willard and
Anesley Literary societies, college chapel at
p. m.
June 9-Preparatory class day exercises. COL
June 1i-Exhibition and reception, College Of
Fine Arts, Garvanza. at D. m.
June 12-Commencement concert, college of
music, University church, at D. IN.
June 13-senior class day exercises. college
chapel, at p. m.
June 14-Baccalaureate Sermon by Rev
Lewis T. Guild, D. D., University church, 1O45
a.
June 14-student conference. chapel annex
p. m.
June 14--Annual address. Rev. John Oliver
A. M, 1880 p. m.
June 15-Annual recital, college of oratory
University church. at p. m.
June 16-Senor promenade and official re-
ception in honor of senior class lby invita-
tom to IL p. M
June 17-Ivy ceremony. University campus,
p. m
June LIBERALIZATION. preparatory school,
University church. at s D. M
June 1s-Commencement colleges of liberal
arts. medicine dentistry, law. pharmacy. fine
arts, music and oratory. Address by David
Starr Jordan. LII D.. president Leland Stan
ford Junior university, Temple auditorium,
eth and Olive streets. at 10 a. m.
Jane 1S-Alumni banquet (by inytation) at
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-05-19
HIS LIFE SAVED, THANKS
TO X-RAY EXAMINATION
Needle Located Close to New York
Tailor's Heart and SUCCESSFULLY
Extracted In Very Nick
of Time
By Associated Press.

By Associated freSss
NEW YORK, May 1S.-By the use of
X-rays, surgeons in the Harlem hos
pital We're enabled to locate a needle
within the fraction of an inch of Mich
olas Huyler's heart yesterday, when
they performed an operation which
saved his life.
Huyler. tailor aged IS, fell Thurs
day while carrying upstairs a pair of
trousers on which he had been work.
ing at his home, and a needle entered
his chest. A few hours later he visited
the Harlem hospital, but the needle had
disappeared and a superficial examina-
ton failed to disclose 1t.
Yesterday he suffered intense pain In
the region of his heart, and, fearing he
was going to die, hurried to the hos
pital. X-rays Were applied and the
needle was seen so close to his hes :
that, had 1t remained there two he e
more the surgeons say, 1t PROF .P
would have caused his death.
Huyler is resting comfortably
probably will be two weeks r
can leave the hospital.