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The morning journal-courier. (New Haven, Conn.) 1907-1913, 1908-07-31
TIGERS TAKE GAME
Perform Much Clouting and
Win Out on Boston's
Errors.
BROWNS SECURE LEAD
And Beat Athletics--Naps Take Yanks
Into Camp--Nationals De-
feat Chicago.
AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING.
GAMES TODAY.

Boston at Detroit.
Washington at Chicago.
New York at Cleveland.
Philadelphia at st. Louis.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-12-21
TRAGIC CONDOLENCES
.----- sH ilAE
ed--Man Who Caught Mckinley
Committed Suicide.

Washington, Dec a0-The grand
jury yesterday reported an indiat,
ment for second degree murder
against William Jones in connection
with the death of John A. Mcpherson
on Oct II lats Jones gained note
iety in 1882 by shooting at Charles J..
.Guiteau the assassin Of Pr, sident
Garfield while Guitoau was being
tar en- from van from the court
horse to the Jail For this otfens
he was tried and acquitted
CuriouEly enough just a few hours
before the Indictment against Jones
was returned, another WashinEtoniln
who figured prominently in the as
sassination of a president committed
suicide Politice Edward Hunt, for
lnerly a sergeant of the marine corps
the man into whose arms President
Mckinley fell after be was shot at
Buffalo, and who carried Mai Harry
Leonard OF the marine corps from
the field at Tion Tsin after he had
been severely wounded during the
fcNer troubles in China ended his
life tthe station house last night
by shooting himself in the head
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-12-21
TOM LoNoRoAT TO WE'D.

Toronto. Ont. Dec. 2p-Tom Long
beat the Indian long distance runner
who defeated Dorando In the Mara
thon race at New York. will be rp-
ceiyed into the Anglican church
her, tomorrow. He is now what is
known as pagan Indian Ills mar
Rage to Miss Maracle of the Mohawk
Indian reserve, is TO take place on
The platform Of Massey hall Dpcom
her IS at the close of a benefit per
formance.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-12-21
MARK TWAlN's DAUGHTER
IN SLEIGH ACCIDENT.

Redding. Conn. Dec. While
out sleighing today the horse De-
ceme frightened tho sleigh IN which
Miss Clara Clemens. daughter of
Gmuel Clemens MARK Tvaiup and
Crsip Eahrilowitshch a Russian
Iiarist. were riding. was ovarlurued
AiEs Clemens escaped with q severe
saating up EahHloWitsch sustained
lght injuries
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-12-21
NOTICE TO LICENSEES!
Cnlce Of The CITY ClerE

Office Of the City Clerk
Cairo Illinois. December 10. 1905.
AT a regular meeting of the city
council of the said City held on Tues
day, December S, 1908. the city CLERK
was directed to give notice by pub't
cation that all licenses are due and
must be paid by January 1si 1909
and that no application for license
will be considered unless accompan.
led by the fun amount Of fee requlr
ed for such license
A special meeting will be held BY
the said city council on December 3D.
1908, and all applicants are urged to
have their applications filed in this
office by 730 O'Clock p. m. of thaf
date.
ROB'T. A. HATCHER.
City Clerk
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-12-21
ON SUNDAY AFTERNOON
Baltimore News Prints hn Edition
Business Manager Expresses
Himself as Pleased

Baltimore, MI, Dec. 2b-Tho first
Sunday afternoon issue of the Balti
more News appeared today and wa,
the first Sunday afternoon edition al
any newspaper to be-. printed In this
city Louis NJ Duyall business man.
ager expressed himself as delighte7
with the success OF the issue. The
paper appeared in l6 page form and
was identical in appearance with the
regular week day editions.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-12-21
Observation-Disclosures
|: NEWS OF The RIVERS :
a.
sssssxxsssssSsssssS1ssssSo

The river marked 81 feet on the
Cairo gauge last evening showing a
fall of 0.3 of a foot in a hours
The Peters Lee arrived for Mem
phis at csc yesterday morning and
started for ST. Louis an hour later.
but was caught on a bar near Birds
Point where she hung all day till pull
ed off by the Fred Hartweg and
Stacker Lee, the latter coming from
s.. Louis. 1t was understood last
night she would re.ship her freight
here and turn back to Memphis. II
was intended to withdraw the Stacker
from the trade after the present trip
any way on account Of dull business.
The Egap from Paducah with emp
ties passed south.
The Herman Paepcke came mp with
two barges of logs for the Chicago
Mill Capt, Smedley. her commander.
was seriously i'll on her arrival and
wars conveyed to his home 10 receive
medical care.
The Chisca came up from the lower
river light
The T. H. Davis brought empties
from Joppa.
The Dick Fowler will be down from
Paducah as usual today
The City of Soltilo and Peters Lee
will be the only boats running to 81
I o,ie fcr tba ramaudar of tho -ea-
son, the former from Tennessee river
and the later from Memphis
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-12-21
MOoNSHINER DIES FROM
EFFECT OF PISTOL WOUND

Phppi, W Va. Dec 20 Deb"
Moore alleged moonshinor shot vo-
torday while resisting arrest by three
officers near Wheeling died lhis af
tornoon. Moore, 80 is alleged when
ordered TO stop reached for his own
gun, but was shot before hc could use
H.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-12-21
ROBT. A. HATCHER.
City Clerk.
SUIT AGAINST PULITZER
STILL BEING CONSIDERED

Baltimore, Dec. 20-Attorncy Gen
aral Charles J. Bonaparte. speaking
.of the suit which the president has
urged against Joseph Pulitzer of Tho
New York World, tonight said that ii
is still under consideration and uo
definite line of action has yet been
agreed upon
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-12-21
TO SUBSCRIBERS.

= All readers Of The Bulletin
. who miss their papers are re
" quested to notify the office
= promptly and every effort VIII
. be made by the management
. 10 correct the evil. There have
been numerous complaints
" lately, from new subscribers
= and old ones as well. If sub
!" scribers will designate safe
> and convenient places where
. carriers may place their
. papers the management viii
= see that their directions are
. carried out.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-12-21
OFFICIAL OF THE ERIE
RAILROAD PASSES AWAY

New York Dec. % John Shelby
Barrow, assistant general pa-saueo
agent oi tho Ern Bailr4aI died to
day az DIS haw. iu Newark IS. j. 70
early railruad.ua experience. Was with
the Chicago auu Narlu stern.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-12-21
EK CONGRESSMAN DIES.

san Francisco. Dec 2n-Formor
& ngressman Eugene F. Loud. died
last night At the age Of rs ne en-.
LISTED in the Civil war He served
the firth California district for d.
yfars ia congress.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-12-21
General Conditions,

The day was fair with eentC
breeze from the northwest.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-12-21
Washington Forecast.

Washington. Dec. 20.-ILLlNOIS-
Fair Monday and Tuesday.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-12-21
Sun and Moon,

sun will rise today ..,.. 7:2l a. m
Sun will set today ..., 4:34 p M
Neon will rise tonight -. 5;l7 a, III.
Mote; The above sun and moon
record is for Illinois and approx
mates the record al Cairo within q
few minutes.l
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-12-21
Forecasts For Today.

Cairo and vicinity. Fair with mod
crate temperature.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-12-21
svssis,s t.irh n...h s...

The draih rate of Russia is inc hfsh.
es' f. E--oDe- II is q 1oo8 : yesr
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-12-21

TRY MERRY WIDOW KISSES AT
GAzZOLA'S.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-10-26
Republican Labor Laws.

What delightfully."- novel experience
It would be II some professional Dem
ocratIc friend of labor or some of the
labor assistant Democrats now ON the
stump. including Samuel Gompers,
would cnlighten the world as to what
any Democratic administration, either
state or national. has ever done in the
way OF actual tangible labor lcglsln-
tlon for laborInG people. Such an Of
fort might really result in bringing out
something sustaining the blind hopes
of certain labor people that the mil
Iennitm will come when the party wind
and froth Is invested with public re-
sponsibility.
AS there is not the rcmotcst posi-
biIity of any Democratic politician.
editor or spellbinder ever attempting
such q thing. as is here suggested. let
us take one single Republican state
alone and inquire what has been done
there to improve conditions attending
the life and toll of working people.
we will select the state OF Ohio for
the test.
First.-Thc railroad worismcn of that
state are benefited by the passage OF
an employers liability law. 1t does
away with contrIbutory and fellow
servant negligence and also with the
rule OF assumed risk and establishes
the new principle of comparative neg
ligence. Accordingly; 1t Is now impos-
sible to throw an action for personal
injury out of court on the plea of con-
triDutory negligence. the negligence of
n fellow servant or assumed risk.
Second. The children of Ohio are
protected by the hest child labor law
IN the United States. Under that Ia W
children under fourteen are not allow
cd to work at any calling for any time
whatever. Boys under sixteen and
girls under eighteen can only work
forty-eIght hours per week and not be-
fore q a. IN. or after p. IN. and then
only when they have produced the
proper schooling ccr;lGcate 1t mis-"
provides a@thist cl.ii,rgn bEi!s en-
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-10-26
WAGES ARE
TOO HIGH SAYS BRYAN
Former Mayor Blake Declares
He Heard Bryan Say
They Were.

EAST LIVERPOOL. o.. oct. &C.
\ sensation was created here Satur-
day night when former Mayor Blake.
before notary public, made public
affidavit that he was before the wis-i
and means committee % the Hops-'
Of Representatives in 1898 when tic
German Wilson bin was under con-
sideration. William Jennings Bryan.
who has since gained perpetual cont
roI OF the Democratic party. was q
member of the committee. Mr.. Blake
was in Washington for the purpose or
urging that the tariff be lett on pot
terry he being a pottery worker.
Mr.. Bryan asked him how much
pottery workers made a day. Mr..
Blake replied $500 a day Where
upon the Peerless rcJoined that farm
hands only got SIS per month and
board He then and there declared
that he wished to see the wages OF
pottcrs lowered.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-10-26

pIoyed in a number of dangerous and
immoral occupations. In addition to
all this, the law provides that in aid
of widows and orphans the school au-
thorities may provide all necessary re-
lief in the way of food, clothing and
books in order TO enable children to
attend school. going so far as. where
absolutely necessary. paying the par
ent the wngcs that the child might
earn IL Mt work.
ThIrd-I.aws have also been passed
in the interest of labor in the state of
Ohio which provide. among other
things. that the improper use of union
labels is punishable by heavy penal
ties: that ir the doing OF public work
labor shall he hired directly by the
county commissioners; that no man
shnll be allowed TO work as miner
unless he produces evidence that he
has worked at least one year Mt the
calling and throwing around the call
ing adequate protection against the
dangers of electricity AID machinery,
of gas and OF explosives.
These laws were enacted through
the efforts OF the State Federation OF
Labor, the United Mine Workers and
the Brotherhood of Railway Trninmen
and because those representative la
Dor organizations thought them nee
essary for the protection of the toll
crs.
Until some record of constructive
legislation In the Interest of working
people made by Democratic officials.
at some time and place, is presented
how foolish ana futile 1t is for work
Ing people to place any dependence on
the Wild and incoherent promises be-
int; mndc to them by Mr.. Bryan and
his hackers.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-10-26
$4,000 REWARD

I Will give q reward OF twenty-five
dollars for information leading to the
arrest and conviction of the person
or persons who disligured the fence
in front Of of my residence.
LEE MARTIN.
y. Fifth ST.. Glen Elk.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-10-26

The Republicans will revise the tar
III. and they VIM revise IT so that no
American working1nan shall suffer loss
of wages or pay more to fill his dinner
pail.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-10-26

Mr.. ana Mrs Harry Harris have re-
turned from North Carolina where
they spent two or three weeks visit
ing Mrs. Harris's reiatNes. lSt l-llesT
virr ana Rockingham.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-10-26

The people that bowl at the Box
,Ball Alleys get good appetite and
sleep we'll Fourth street.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-10-26

l.. \. Mcvpy was here last night
fro MISUNDERSTANDING.
Elmer :. stone. Of Ripley, is in
the city. - .----. AGatl4s
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-11-25
PREACHER TO
Be EXTRADITED

EXtradition papers were granted
Sherltt j. G. Sperlock, of Texas. bv
Governor Chamberlain today for q
y. summers, alias G.. c. Clarke. on
the charge of forgery in Texas some
months ago
Summers was brought to this
city from Gardner, Ore. AZ which
place he was arrested. In his plea
to the Governor relative to the al
legged crime held against him, he
said he was not the man wanted
and that he resembled another gen.
tleman to great exactness. He also
said that he was suspicioned as be-
ing the right party in the case par
tial.y through his marriage with n
woman who had the same name ne
another man unmentioned.
The Dri oner is a peaeher. and
mas been in Oregon repres ,nting the
gospel for some time His ao-
quaintance with preachers in ore
gon is many.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-11-25
One.Way Nchlclc Trnffic.

NlOh' IKE New Nor, has ~
congestion problem. Bos
& pew street commission is form
#g traffic rules on which II Is
Ng the advice Of master team
expire smon, property owners
pntomobl'ists. and tries 10 rec
a their divergent opinions. One
pa Is 10 decrease the congeI-
IA the shopping district by lin
The delivery o. freight and
h express matter to certain
A another would conflne traf-
sveen the railroad stations 20
routes, and yet another would
slow-moying vehicles near the
crbstone, prohibit them from
'ng up 70 the sidewalk Instead
Pioading from the side. forbid
the use OF street car tracks,
nlerpose larso tones to make
Fhleles turn square corners.
these proposals numerous OBJ
Pns have been urged at the Bos-
fommlttee hearings. Doubtless
Of them, when modified. will
Pund feasible, sBut upon ore
plan there is substantial unan-
the plan OF one-way vehicle
z 10 the most crowded streets.
tentative rule was framed
pa West and Bromfield streets
'aIlle shall move from east to
u Winter and school streets
Eesi TO east, and In Temple
po'h ways, there was little op-
New York one-wav traffic had
shnings In the blocks about
a squares, blt the devoting OF
or considerable lengths OF
20 vehicles all running In the
direction has not been tried. |
ehhe Broadway, for the whole
below Forty-second street. |
battery, is choked during bus
hours with a conflicting
OF street car, motorcar, truck |
iss9 traffic, the progress Of |
would be al once facilitated 1
ing half The stream, ex- !
IS 'he street cars, either TO the
VI 10 the south on adjacent I
We hall be forced To this /
ons even now il is urgently !.
'a'|'-New York Times. /
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-11-25
Enlist Vow for the War of 1912
Against the Liquor Trafiic'-Calls

"EnliSt Now Tor the War OF lOl2
Against the Liquor Trafiic"-Calls
Our Standard-Bearcr.
Fellow Prohibitionists:
The Christian religion on Noyem-
Der Cd was struck the hardest blow
In our country's history,
President-elect Taft Is the incarna-
tion OF the liquor traffic. Joseph G..
Cannon viii reign over this House of
Representative for two years more.
The Littletield bill viii not be passed.
Practically every man in the Re
publican and Democratic parties who
has stood for any temperance legisia-
tion, has been beaten or reelected by
greatly reduced plurality.
The defeat of the Republican candi-
dates for governor in Ohio and In
dianan because they stood for 'eoun-
" option" will teach the politicians a
lesson throughout the nation. II VIII
teach them that standing for local
option law does not take the liquor
question out OF politics but takes
THEN out.
This local option nOn-partisan farce
received it's death-blow November 3D..
Practically the entire strength OF the
IANWnl AlNAli AtAa SIM ANNN Aff
publican Party, and IL will be known
from now on as the Grand Old
Whiskey Party"
Nothing better than the election OF
our ticket could have happened on
election day than this open alignment
OF the LIQUOR interests of the country
for the National Republican eandi-
date.
The little OF battle is now drawn.
When the smoke of this election Is
cleared away. yOU will and but twol
parties lined up for the final battle
OF 1912; and these two will be the
Prohibition Party and the Whiskey
Republican Party.
God will raise mp great Prohibl-
ton leader for as from the Southland
and that people will lead this nation
10 victory in 1912, and destroy the
liquOr traffic root and branch.
IL Is Just sixty years since South |
ern man was elected president The
south is entitled 20 IL now. II VIII
never get IL till IL takes up this issue.
The greatest battle ever fought ana
won for the cause OF Prohibition was
he 1908 campaign.
We have elected our issue
EUGENE w. CHAFlN.
Chicago, Ill, Nov ., 1908.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-11-25
SPAULDING
Continued from page II

eql le pelenlIs sSoI 10 leeI uoII
mouth Of the Lckiamute stream he
longing to the Spaulding Logging
company, and after the first good
rise OF water, eight or ten million
feet more will be on hand for daiiv
NV Ihese lots are Just q small por-
e,on LII vi tne many million feet which
cume TO this city and are converted
INTO lumber by the Salem mill.
me foreign, or out of town trad q.
In. the lumber business, has not be-
come, fairly started as yet. but the
regular demand is predicted by the
lumoer men, and possibly n greater
mand Will be made than last vea-
IN Whlch case, the big saws will he
pushed to their capacity night and
uay. The local lumber output this
eason Tor the past few months. has
Deen enormous, due to the man,
uWelling aud other establishments
oelng erected. The Spaulding Logg-
.ug company also have an enormous
railroad trade Everv winter care
arte car of bridge lumber. ties and
other classes of lumber for repair
and rebuilding purposes Is deIivered
along the Southern Pacific line by
the Spaulding company.
IL mas been generally rumored
ABOUT the city that the Spaulding
people were planning to move their
offices on the west side of Front
street across to the corner OF Ferry
and Front, and on the ground where
the Office now stands, erect a shingIe
mill. When approached In regard 70
this move, the Spaulding company
signifiied no intention of construct
ing a shingle mill, and were sur
prised to learn that mill was pre-
ticted. In the second place. the
company states that to build a shin
gle mill OF any serviceable size,
would occupy twice as much sapce
as that on which the Office now
stands.
Cement Plant Abandoned.
Had not the city council extended 4
the fire limit In such a manner as To
take in the vacated lot which the
Spaulding company owns at the cor
ner OF Ferry and Front streets, a
irst-class cement block machine was
10 have been installed on that prop
crty for making cement blocks for
sale. The proposed cement block
plant was to have been erected on
this property, and a covering I'm shed
form built over it for the sole pro-
lection from the wet but, owing to
the ordinance covering the fire limit
prohibiting even temporary shef
or building OF any kind 10 be con.
structed in the designated limits. Mr.
Spauldlng did not think II advisable
to proceed wit hthe plant. Had the
plant been installed at this corner,
a fine large cement block building
would have been forthcoming within
a few months, but as II Is, the prop
erty Will probably lie vacant for an
indefinite space OF time.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-11-25
Alcohol In Germany.

In Germany alcohol T. produced
from almost all materials contalnin z
cqrbohvdrgtns. snch ns potatoes.
fruits, including cherrlss. plums. ani
other stone fruits. berries. grapes.
"urrants rai-ins, wine, wine lees.
fruit and wine cake. rye. barley,
wheat, corn. dari or sorghum. etc
Rut tho greater norton Is manu-
fac'1rcd from potatoes.
During the campaign wear Just
na sed the quantities % the Dr'n,i-
mol materials used In the production
~ snirlts were. in metric tons NJ
2204.G pounds, "a follows: Potatoes,
9.727493 BARLEY, 172,201; rye.
100 952; corn and dari. 1O4.247;
other "rain. 26.772. Gallons: Cher
ries. 12.2Si: plums. 64.36S: other
g'nno and rornel fruits, 4311f:
cherries. 2927' wine lees. 940,142:
wiro ar' fru'' cake, 272.2O7; grapc
ekirs, G.75719O.
As there wera . -27,49S tons OF
POTATOES G0O.21S. goa bushels in the
variouq A'stilleries from which 49,
445h157 rallons OF alcohol were pro-
dueed OF 77.3 mr. cent OF the total
output-1O1,473.345 gallons - the
following figures concerning the pro-
duction OF potatoes In Germany are
intere"tlng.
The notato IN GERMANY has been
BROUGHT 10 2 high state OF perfection
by IN elaborate scheme OF scientific
fertillzing and cultivation, organized
bv the Bureau % Agriculture. and ny
experiments from year 10
year. until the whole system OF
nianting. cultivating and harvesting
has been reduced 10 exact practical
methods.-Consular Report.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-11-25
WORK THAT TELLS.
Plenty Of IL Has Been Done Right
Here In Salem.

Cures that last are cures that tell.
To thoroughly know the virtues OF
medicine you must investigate the
cures and see II they prove perma-
nent. Doan's Kidney Pills stand this
test. and plenty Of proof exists right
here in Salem. People who testified
years ago TO relief from backache,
kidney and urinary disorders, now
declare that rele. was permanent
aud the cure perfect. Ho wcan any
Salem sufferer longer donbt the evi
dence?
Mrs. B. Schreber, $50 High 81
Salem, ore, SAYS; THE good re
ports heard concerning Doan's Kid
nev Pills induced me to procure q
supply At DR. Stones drug store. J
had been msferlng from backach'
which not MY troubled me through
the day bu. broke my rest at night
/ b gan TO feol the beneficial effect
of Doan's Kidney Pills after. ] ha
taken a few do-es. ! soon receives
a complete cure ana there has been
no sign of the backache or any othe
symptom OF kidney complaint since
I am only too plea-ed TO let othe'
know OF such a valuable AMI al
fective remedy as Doan's Kidney
pills"
For sale by all dealers. Price 80
rents Foster-Mi'burn Co., Buffalo
New York, sole agent for the Unite
States.
Remember the name-Doans-
and take no other.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-11-25
The Cheapest Fat Reducer Is tbe
Rest

BeSt.
The attention OF ail who are half
choked and generally bedaviled bv
an excess of fat which. by the wav.
always seems more excessively ex-
cessive during the sultry $ ason than
any other. is called to Marmola pre-
7cription Tablets.
Seventy-nve cents secures enough
or these remarkable fat reducers
from any druggist to last you a good
while, In fact. It buys an extra
large case. This Is enough TO make
very desirable change in almost
any ones weight. Taken one after
each meal and at bedtime the loss
OF as much as ponnd OF fat n dav
has been attained innumerable
times.
This is a royal result that seems
all the more remarkable when one
realizes these tablets are cheaper BY
a half than anything else your drug
gist has. But the net loss they bring
about is not the only good feature of
these tablets. They are pleasant 10
take; don't disturb the stomach;
don't require one TO exercise par
ticle or diet a mouthful, and last.
but not least, no not cause wrinkles.
Thoy reduce one quickly but evenly
materially. They produce. In
short, the identical results OF the
famous Marmola Prescription. with
which they are identical I'm compost
ton. Try n ease. ~ your druggist
rs sold out then write the makers.
the Marmola company of Detroit, 20
send you one by mail.