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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-05
LECTURE FOR CHILDREN
HOSPITAL

Or. II. II. Powers of Boston. the
well known lecturer on art. viii de
liver his third and last illustrated
lecture at the Y. NJ. c. A. hall this
evening. The lectures are for the
benefit of the Childreh's orthopedie
hospital. The subject of this even
ing's lecture is The Solitary Genus
the Tombs. the Last Great Sculp
ftfrpg
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-05

Francis J. Carney. for many years
connected with the coal department
Of the Pacific Coast Co. has re.
signed his position and with Chas
Gearhart has established the Occi.
dental Fuel Co. with yards on
King Al.
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A mems show II being given this
week ct the Lyric. The new com.
paBy 81 bufiesanefa has made 80
In It's line The living pictures are
good. Bully Vance Il the hit 90 the
biii Matincea tomorrow aud Sat.
urdAy
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ADJUSTMENTS


Dainty Grace George ends her
engagement Ia Dive, cons. tonight
Al ne Moore theatre. beginning
tomorrow night. aHd for the balance
Of IL week. George Washington.
IT.. one " the most arcSeaainl
plays yet written aud produced by
Geo. COhan. will BE- presented
There IL dramatic story tod aud
The music Ia that popular variety
which has made the Conan plays
50 successful The cast IL a large
one aud the chorus attractive.
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The Bowery Girl" Is drawing
good houses at the Third Avenue
this week. This company ls giving
good production aud affording en-.
tire satisfaction.
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FREMONT AND BALLARD.

BALLARD SPECIAL.
7-room house : acre. 90 big frufi
trees. 10 yards frum paved street aud
Two oar lines. IN the best part % SITS
fnr 50. ona5 cash tt.fao.
a=raom cottage. 81, zee. cash $500.
Groom cottage. 81 500 cash siboi
payments ei1 month
Good business lot. sexiee, foe $4,000
cash Z GOO.
20 room hotel FOR sale. on ballard
aV
Three good farms for safe in sna.
huuish county
call ana see US
Yot NJ q ifNpHERG.
scot Jefferson Place. 1aiiard
phaus Gattaf4 kta
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-05

Manager Pantaees has good
vaudeville bill on this week. the
top liners being the Florence troupe
of aefpbats the three Kuhus. In a
musical act. aud other feature turns
which give satisfaction.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-05

Five Musical Haxallana. singers
and inaifumeutalisls: comedy
sketches, acr0baia. singers and a
vaudeville olio.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-05

Special vaudeville. besides the
many added features. Is filling the
Eden Nusac this week. There are
several very clever acts on the bill.
and the novelties airs making a hit
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Al the Sen, star.

There Is a neS vaudeville bin and
motion pictures at the neW five
cent Star theatre ou Second avenue.
near Marion. thia week. that Is
pleasing the patrons.
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Al the cnl.nnnr,.

Cariisle's Dogs and Ponies. Alya
York. English eomedlenne. sin 9th
ef new vaudeville acts.
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Want Ads
Telephone Them
To Us
And We VIII
Do the Rest

Charge for ane insertion. Zoe
pr line. Seven words 10 the
line. Three times. one cent
woFd. Oaa month. &C pef hae
per day.
Minimum charge Tor an -sd
20 cental
DOWNTOWN 40 ENC T.
Kennedy Drug Co. First ~.
and Cherry.
nAI.I.ARp AGENCY--r. W.
Mullen. III ballard AZ. OPP
City Han. Phone. ballard aoa
MAIN oFfteE-s~ ssnth az.
hesween union and uaisetsisy.
Phones. Main 1859. Ind. Get.
The Star cannot guarantees
accuracy or assume responsible
fty for errors u any KIND 90
curing IN teiephoaod adxer
usemsnts
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SOUND VIEW ACRES.

aHmmer h6fnn sites are becoming
MORE expensive every year because the
price OF waterfront acreage has gone
au hiEh. The longer you delay the
more you will pay North Of Seattle ne
have some fire acreage overlooking tho
sound aud OiFWpiea for $3.50 90 500 per
acre. 10 per cent cash. balance monthly
WEST WHEELER
aaa ratmnm Hidg
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10 fhs fasfs-s Ere~lss ETY. rs ih- 1ssid
fapalaflse ffsees ureNth tssa q eaa.
- ~ per cnnt Heal estate eaiwnH
have daaAisd ~ { messshs wiz -
daahis Ia tha asst : nteHsha tss bays
tsi fft cast o. pes Hisufh HEE
NATIONAL G,ANp CO
sessk fAaaesf uidG
asia 1915 Ins uTt
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TACOMA


TACOMA
10 fhs t.st~-s Ers-iss elty he th- -ssia
- Il per csat Heal estate 4Aiw~s
have aaaAisa ~ messhs wiz r.
a1ahis ia she nsat : nteaths 1ss bays
isi iie cast o. pes ntsnih SEE
NsTtoSAT. G.ASp CO.
asia Isss Iva n5t
WHY rAr nnNTf
usautifsi tsfaou euifsGs and base
' ~ s ,sss ss sss s ss Mi.ssa sss
tsfatfan. srges tsasaIaa. fa4 tanise
ftae deen AuatitaF t-fassn tst tassae
EaFu~f. tFut trees tie&e. stse aown
lot sesios' 10 efehssa. tksA rsea
dBNn. ttalanes eanY
tets tstise. 70 sllsr tite ara 1859
ssch. So as~n haiancs SIC peF menth
81 ssth ssa rhiansl A. North y.
EvErr pHkgE Is
srsata nisdsrn naus- wiih hsi ana
cold NateF. hath and bsNssusnt ruus
pls,s 81 futnish.a - iiesiss. sta
nsat M go lire. rrtes - sae. st.see
" n cALpEnwoop.
heofn 8 ne cheffy = -
SNAP
o. see
iss iasiis i sisss te ca line. 10
faagtsAss. sits cash. balance sane a.
rent
rs CLAYTON
e 8
tssa oSt.Y-fsse Only
tta cash and - psr month viii buy
aau . lac. al cleared and In lasn al
iaInins tss ettF paris. uhrxerriied s1iee
e iakss and msuntsina. 10 hipshs from
EXPOSITION and University grounds THIS
rfics ard terms Eoah eniY for 3 days
fake GreeH Lake car a. Uresuizke STA
tian eur branch office
INTERN ATIoSAi BOND = REALTY 90
ices msficsh nauk ntdE -~t.t
LOOK rms ~
Nice nuls Eanerai store. Twins
taao aswn naianes sazg 90 81. COS
cash Call ssth ana Fhinnss az phaneH
\ is white zas Esett q Drase = 8
cHEAF CHICKEN fanshs areosa
house tss laying h.ns. ce~s iarg.
pises Tart s,eis ,,. snn 49, 81 say ~
rttnss block today. II
a snap--s.roan cottage. eernar hoe.
ssssnsnt wsiks ard all street improve
ssents IN and paid. one tisck Of Jackson
ar. tf1ae5 half cash rent 81 house
Wiil pay balance. See Owner. sesi Lane
u. Eas, ifso
WONT You TsY To
LET home ~ your ava and auit pay
tus remit Think what e would mean
- vea " yoa had All ths money you
nave paid for rent IN the last two years
said on home - feur own We are
safiinE iafa ell To iaRu. 10 hiurks from
he UnivessitY aad Expaaision grouads
1850 only SO cash aud g. per month.
.fsrrHSArfoNAt bond = REALTY co.
zoos AmsrtcaH Bank uidE LII
CHOICE HOME SITES
Pine quarter quarter acre ,rse'. from Use e
~ fruit close 90 graded school side.
walks IN and wstsr Riped on each tract
lss Sstsr /. stss Terms ias cash and
q u NICHOLS IS Union Block -
An s.room modern house Oh aoth near
Marion ~ Hsuts for tae.00 month.
Price o. SEQ. fi7ao cash
W " cALnEUWOOD.
Hoetn :, lie Cherry 81 -
.-reen eestase with bas.ment. laun-
dry trays. hot and cold water, lawn
and flowers Rent SIS CAL stie East
VALLEY -
ta.o8o--oNLY tsna CASH
Leaving town viii sacrifice new 4
roam house lot seNt9g fino COW, 20
chickens. household furniture. elegant
steel range etc call early
BENSON n CARLSON.
at Marion uiurk
New modern a-room house two lots
very cheap forced sale owner Main
ta4h. LTD
NEAR NEALHR WAY
g. 500 fur new graam modern house.
fsuruHea Lot tsxi0a Terms
- WINAHfP MOS.
400 Gpimau bldg
anap lots an cleared. tsy good,
t6eo. $50 down. tif 50 pei moath st9
p-ntf-s Hank bids
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Wood and Coal

siTesa slab wood safs = load!
arg SLAB wnad saIs Load se-
aftis Fusi CO Main ists Ind 10
IT
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Ass 81

Nss Hoou strictly modern hauss
iai fastta block - raH line. no
mortgage. tite eash. balance SAME -
y Is Ga roS
81 Empire nids Phone ina Ease
e s
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a srsata Fiadsfn hauss wlth hoI ana
cold NateF hath aad bsNssusnt ruus
gif~fH 81 fnfufshe1 Lee ti4kisG eitA
fHalt trees auA a. chickens rIezs In
ueaf M eaf Hnaa Prizes a. zao. - see
" n rALuEnwoou.
Rasahi 6 ita rhrFFg 81 e
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strap z lots All cleared. tsy good,
tgao $50 down. tif so PET moath st9
p-nries Hank BIDS
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A varied assortment Of Loops.
Tasseis, Pillow Cords, Ora.
perry Loops. Bsthrobe Girdies,
etc, regularly so to $50 each,
10 close al ............. 10
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FARMS AND ACREAGE.

10 %. thiuk of 10 asrea % the beet
nun ~ hthH tnaHtFi ~ HtnNtaH fttae
90 aaf ffum Fremont HuHd ts#ai
road Improved aIih new modern. we'll.
suit srtagn cottage aud large tafn,
az faf - Gee. uH terms. or VIII aiisN
10 PEI cent diaruant faf cash 1 atii
80 Hisaif aud HhaN Nau this property
on appointment
i'hane Asln isss lad afsH
nnam ta4sga ss Empire iias
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-25
THREE r. MEN
COME TO TERMS
ELECT PRESIDENT AT MEETING
THAT THREATENED TO DIS
RupT THE LEAGUE.
DUBUQUE MAN ELECTED
Balloting Lasted Eight Hours-Presi-
dent Holland KEEPS Word and
Resigned-Many Ugly Charges
Made BY Members.

! Chicago, March 2i.-Thomas LoltGs
lof Dubuque, lowe, was elected presi
dent OF the Three Baseball League
lat the end of stormy meeting that
lasted eight hours and all but dis
Irupted the league
The meeting Was called by Presi
Ident Holland, of BLOOMINGTON. and he
fulfilled his promise made when re.
elected at the meeting held here last
month by resigniug the presidency.
oHllaad agreed at that time 70 stem
down rs soon as the trouble with the
Dubuque club had been adjusted Im-
mediately after the meeting was cali
cd to order this morning Holland ten,
dered his resignation The nomina.
ton OF NJ H, Sexton. Of Rock Island,
ana Frank Fox, of Peoria, was the six
nal fer opening the fray.
Ballot after ballot resulted in four
votes being east for each candidate.
Charges of broken faith and unpro.
.essionaI conduct We're banded. ana
until late in the afternoon the dead
eek continued. Then a truce was
Proclaimed By Holland and a PROPOSE,
ion was agreed to that an informal |
ballot be tken. every member voting |
lis personal choice.
This ballot resulted: Sexton +. Hol |
and. Fox, sIcGurin, and ONen one
cb. LOTUS was suggested on the
cNt Informal ballot by Bartzell. Of
'crria. Lotus received two Sexton
h;oc Boring, McGurin and Fox one
Gca. Another round of charges and
o.nter charges followed and third
Normal ballot showed: Lotus (. Sex,
on and Bering l. A regular ballot re
llted the same, and on the next
oftns received the Boring vote and
as declared elected
The league then adopted a schedule
I'd adjourned but not before the
rthcrn clubs had attempted TO with
'aW from tae league in body. Hol
iad declared that this action was q
'Gt Of order' aud in 1diournlng the
eetl1g declared the time for war.
.ra has ended"
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-25
observation-disclosures.
!: CAIRO IN 1860 :
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

In its issue of May 9th the Gazette
Iscores the Illinois Central Railroad
company for its niggardly and parsi
monious policy toward the city Of
Cairo. The paper asserts that Cairo is
next in Importance to Chicago in
point of business given to the com.
pany and yet the facilities for hand.
ling freight and caring for nasseng rs
are wholly Insufficient At one eX-
tremity Of the town, for the accom-
notation Of $4,000 people who pa
tronze the road they have erected,
out eli rough boards, ms gable, low
loose and dirty one-stury shauty ana
applied tc it the name or passenger de-
pot. The appearance of the freight
depot carries with it the suggestion
that it is the milk house OF an enter
prising dairyman. We point now to
the Cairo depots - buildings that
would disgrace a Southern plantation
IS outhouses,'
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-25
READ BELOW WHY THE WORST
DYSPEPTIc IN THIS CITY CAN
FIND IMMEDIATE RELIEF
WITH THESE % GRAIN
TRIANCul ES

| Miserable Is the man or woman who
lsuIIers from dread Indigestion of Dys-
Irepsia, There are few diseases which
create such misery, long drawn out
Suffering, as Indigestion. 1t pursues
them before meals, after meals and
between meals, they take ii to bed
with them. II is with them wherever
they 80, though Indigestion is the
simplest disease of all to cure.
Tell such afflicted ones, dear reader,
of the 22-grain triangules of Diapep-
sin; urge the sufferer TO go to any
Pharmacy here and give 80 cents for
q case. and TO eat one like candy
after the next meal. Such sufferer
would ever bless you, because five
after eating one Triangule
there would be no more Indigestion
no feeling like a lump OF lead in the
stomach or Heartburn, or fullness and
discomfort, no Belching of Gas or
OF Sour food, DebiIitatine
Headache, Nausea. Water Brash and
other symptoms of a sour, disordered
stomach.
Pape's Diapepsin contains more
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-25
GOING TO HESITATE TO TRY
A REAL INDIGESTION CURE?

Aseptic Pepsin, one grain of which
VIII digest without any assistance g.
600 grains of food; also Diastase
Papaih Calcium pure Extract Cas-,
cara Sasrada, powdered Ginger and
other Ingredients making these Tri-
angnleS harmless and taste like candy.
Diapepsin is wonderful Stomach
purifier and splendid to keep the in
testines clean and fresh; then your
food will not ferment and poison your
breath with naseous doors.
Just one 22.grain Triangue win
disst more than 5000 grains of food
IN the same way THAT a strong. healthy
stomach would do it, Diapepsin win
rest the stomach and increase the gas
trio juice this is what is mostly
peeded-more and better digestive
iuices-and no Gas--then Indigestion
and all stomach trouble WIN go. and
there will be no further need of Dja-
pepsin.
Each 50cent ease contains suffi
Client Of these 22-grain Triangules To
usually cure the most chronic dyspep
tie and leave some for other members
Of the family who may need it for
Gas on Stomach, Headaches or other
disorders when they eat something
which does not agree with them. A
case ought TO be kept in each home
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-25
BioqraphY.

Thomas Greenway former Pre-
nier of Manitoba aud now member
I the Dominion house of commons.
Fas born in Cornwall. England
larch %, 1885, At the age of elk he
emcyed with his parents to Canada
md settled in Huron county. In 1873
he was elected to the house of com
mons, and was unseated in the follow
Ing year. Three years later he re-.
moved to Manitoba and soon after
was elected to the provincial legisla-
ture. He was reelected in 1888. 1856
md 1883, and again in 1892. He
formed a government on the resigns-
ton Of the Harrison administration in
ISM and took the Offices of president
+ the council and minister of agri.
nltrre and immigration. As head of
the government Mr.. Greenwny led in
the abolition of the separate schools
and took firm stand against monop-
lily and in defense of provincial rights
His administration of Manitoba was
economical and progressive until he
resigned in 1900. During the past few
years MIR. Greenway has repr scented
Lisgar in the Dominion house of com.
mons.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-25
A PecuIia. Name.

There is a post hamlet in Cass
county, Missouri with nothing pc
ouliar about it except it's name, and
that is Peculiar Its origin. accord
ing to losal tradition. was as follows
When the settlement had becom.
sufficiently populous to need a post
office, one of the prominent citizens
sent a petition to WASHINGTON Ia
have one established In due course
the petition was granted. and he was
asked TO suggest a name that would
lease the people He replied: The
teople are not particular so long as
she name is peculiar
Ihercupon the post ofnco was chris.
tened Peculiar ana the name has
never been chansed.-Sunday Mag
a1ise
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-25
LEGAL DECISIONS
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Suicide No Defense TO Action On
Insurance Policy The vail itv OF the
Missouri Statute REV St. 1879. Sec.
$685. which excludes suicide as a de-
Tense in suits on life insurance poll.
cies unless suicide was contemplated
ar the time application was made for
the policy, is upheld by the United
States Supreme Court in Whitfield v.
Hadley. q Supreme Court Reporter.
SIS, POS L. 5. 49,, 81 l.. Ed. 8g5. 1t
vas suggested that the statute mere
ly encourages suicide, and offers a
bounty therefor, payable. not out Of
the public funds OF the state, but ciit
Of the funds Of the Insurance com
pany.' But the court says that an in
s1rance company is mot bound to
make contract which is attended By
the results indicated by the statute.
II it does business at all In the state.
il must do so to such valid regulations
Us the state may choose to adopt
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-25

Here's a good one" said the tole
erarh operator y dear old minista,
eame yesterday ard sent this Telegram
to conference chat had assigned hin
TO charge: Acts 20:32. He he
planned that the citation was. And
row, brethren, | commend you IA
God.
Wen, the careless operator at the
other end handed the message to the
conference so that it read: Acts 23:2.
That text the bewildered confer.
eaee found on reference TO its Bible.
reads:
And the high priest Ananias com.
manded them who stood by to smito
him on the mouth"
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-25

Much is expected IN some quarters
| as result of the e. S supreme courts
decision in the State Railroad Regula-
ton Law cases. II IS believed that
an almost immediate effect will be a
boom in stocks and as a somewhat
later result a resumption of develop
ment work, restoration of men who
have been discharged or suspended.
and general feeling e. confidence
in the future. That the decision is
of incalculable benefit to the rail-
roads, especially in the south, is not
to be gainsaid; but it is probably
soing too far to expect quick responses
to the decision from the railroad
managers, in the way of activity in
Improvements, or the restoration of
ante-panic conditions. To expect this
would be to assume that the state
railroad rate laws had been wholly
responsible for the real or seeming
distress of the railroads While it is I
true that these laws We're unjust in 1
places, especially in the sparsely set /
led states ana injured me railroads,
[ seems to be not true that the rail- .
'oads were very much hurt by the
diverse legislation, or that they suf-
cred at all in fact in their business.
This is shown in a statement just pub
!shed by authority of the Interstate
Commerce Commission. copious ex-
erpts from which are given 81 O.
where in this paper, and which show,
rom figures officially made that the
usiness of the principal railroads i
he last half of 1907 was greater than
as that of the last half of 1906.
lore than likely the railroads and ;
Tiers will continue TO work the
'anic" off on the people until they :
ave gotten what they want at the :.
7xt presidential election.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-25
10 ATTACK RATE LAWS
oI several States-Heads of Railroads
Centering in Chicago Will Meet
to Consider Plans.

Chicago, March 24.-Record Herald
says conference Of presidents of
The railroads centering in Chicago
viii he held soon 20 consider plans
iof attacking number of state rate
laws which present faults similar In
those which caused the supreme court
of the United States to declare the
Minnesota state law unconstitutional
The statutes viii be attacked. ac.
cording 10 the report, in the states Of
Arkansas, Iowa, Illinois Colorado.
Kansas, Missouri Nebraska, New
Mexico, South Dakota, Tennessee.
Texas aud Indiana.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-25
MARCH Is IN HISTORY.

iG3i-Lord Baltimore's first colCny
landed in Maryland
371-Joachim Murat, who married q
sister of Napoleon and became
King of Naples. born. son of an
innkeeper Died 1915.
lS2O-Bank of New Brunswick incor.
porated
lS36-First issue of the Philadelphia
Public Ledger.
lS5S-Thomas Greenway, Canadian
statesman, born in Cornwall.
England.
iS9i-Coxey's army" moved from
Massillon to Canton. Ohio.
2ol-Charlotte NJ Yonge. English
author, died. Porn 1923.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-25

Cairo's two business mems organi.
ations. the Board of Trade and Com
nercial club, have been commendably
active lately, and wide-awake in their
respective spheres. The former I'M
der the direction Of President Ais
-hcrpe, has been trying 20 arouse
the city's great lumber interests to
defensive or offensive action against
grosslv unjust freight regulations hv
~ailroads and has decided upon a
tep which viii probably add very
realty to its value to all business in
erests-the appointment of per-
nanent rate clerk. whose business it
shall be to watch all schedules ana
run down all over-charges that may
nc complained of, giving all informa-
ion on rates that may oe called for
rom time 10 time.-The Commercial
Tub under the leadership of President
: A. Smith has done a great deal of
sood for the city's Industrial and
commercial development and is just
VOW enjoying a boom such as has sci
lon been heard Of in any Cairo or
ranization. II has more than doubled
Is membership during the last week
r ten days through the efforts of a
committee headed by W. B. Huette
and 1t is about to celebrate its an
liversary in a manner that will long
q remembered in Cairo. with Con !
yressman VIM. b. Mckinley as its |
nest of honor It mas been active in |
he satisfactory adjustment Of manyl
fairs in which the people of Cairo |
re vitality Interested as a community |
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-25

some forms of the card game
Elled "euchr.," and in some other
mes, an extra card is introduced
klich is known as the joker" The
Nme seems to be rather a misnomer
h matter of fact the card is not
Eker at all-which may be the rea
|n why it is SO called. 1t has more
Nposing, more serious aspect than
IA other fifty-two cards in the pack,
IA its power for mischief is some
Rlng really appalling to one who
ses to play quiet, little game just
Fl pass the time pleasantly while on
long ride in Smoker" or while
citing for the parlor clock to strike
led time" after the little folks hay
q been snugly put out of business
he joker" is always trumps when ii
#out at all 1t is always the best
Emp" putting the right" and lei
.wers" clear ''over the ropes so {
&ak. and bringing decentralization
lone hand that can be put un
matter how well it may have been
zuned. Perhaps the most tan.
:sxing thing about it is that, unless
ID have him in your own hand
q can never tell where the litti
I'll is "at." or whether he is ont Al
Except by the baleful twinkle in
b eye. or the vulgarly overbearing
tude of the fellow who has him il
& FIST. Certain it is that the little
fier' nearly always 'nrns up uaeX
tedIy and always gives somebod,
s razzle-dazzle.-snd tha.'s what's
matter with that section ~ IN
so-called "interurban ordinance"
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-25
Nice Work for Women,

A celebrated Danish actress has
such a reputation as a trunk packer
that it has been proposed to her that
she be a member of a faculty in a
school for trunk packing. Women
who make a success of such work
would no doubt find plenty of EN-,
ployment during the months of fit
ting by women and men travellers both.
And there might be an opening for a
woman who could do such work to
perfection at the large hotels.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-25
The Wonderful AstroIo gers.

Zadkiel, the London astrologer. in
his forecast for February, said
The conjunction of Venus with
Saturn Is unfortunate for the fair sex
especially in Portugal"
Raphael, another of Londons lead
ing astrologers, made this prediction
Uranus on the meridian in eastern
Europe is evil for the ruling powers.
and some officials are in danger of
disgrace or assassination.
The guesses OF our astrologers
sometimes miss b. very narrow mar
gins.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-25

Approval of Bill BY Acting Cover
nor. Who're the acting governor of
Arkansas signed a bin just passed by
the legislature. but it was not filed
with the secretary of the state, it was
held, in the case Of Powell V. Hayes.
lbl Southwestern Reporter 1T. that
il was not subject to veto the next day
by his successor, it being unnecessary
t. file the same before it became law.