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The Cairo bulletin., 1908-08-21
Board OF County Commissioners.
J. J, JENNETLE. Chairman.
GEORGE PARSONS.
DIR. EDWIN CAUSE.
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At Springfield.
DEMOCRATIC SONG BOOK.

The Democrats expect to make the
country resound with campaign music,
they say. A Campaign Song Book will
be mailed OFF the press within few
days, published by one of Chicago S
largest publishing houses. the l.. W.
Walter Company This Campaign
Song Box contains parodies upon the
latest popular and old time melodies
all the way from Honey Boy back
to Suwan"g River" Every important
phase OF tae present Issues is consid-
cred There is even song upon the
recent Standard OIL Decision"
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
LEGAL DECISIONS
..sssssss.s.ss.s.s9sssssss

Exemption of Insurance Benefits
In Himmel Y. Eichengreen, 60 Atlantic
Reporter, the Maryland Court of Ap.
peals holds that the provision of the
Constitution of the state that laws
shall be passed to protect from eXecp.
ton an amount of property of the
debtor not exceeding in value $500
does not apply to attachment of money
or other benefits, and that law ex.
.empting insurance benefits from at.
taehmant is valid Notwithstanding the
yaule may be more than the amount
referred to in the Constitution, II also
holdst that nonresident debtors are en-
titled to the benefit of the statue.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-08-21

Unlawful Acts of Strikers.-Com-
I, plainants abandoned their agreements
with the unions and adopted an open
shop policy. Thereupon the unions
and their sympathizers began to inter-
fere with complainants' business. In
Reynolds V, Davis, 81 Northeastern
ReRporter, 4j7, compIainants sought
to enjoin defendants from furthering
or melting a strike against them. The
Supreme Judicial Court of MassachG.
sets granted an injunction restrain
ing defendants from combining togeth-
or TO further the strike in question and
from doing asy acts whatever, peace
full or otherwise, in furtherance there
CT, including payment of strike bene-
fits and putting the plaintiffs on an
unfair list.
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TlfI'S DECISION
MAY Be CHANGED
LEAVES IT WITH COMMITTEE
WHETHER He SHALL SPEAK.
OUTSIDE OF CINCINNATI
EXPLAINS FORAKER DEAL. S.

Hot Springs. Ya-.~sAug. 20.-Taft'ss
determination not to speak outside OF
Cincinnati Is likely. to be modified, ac,
cording to an ihtimatson of tie Judges
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-08-21
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
783Tf 1.71 =" At tf7a0 q.
Cairo, Alexander County. IIIinoig
Population f6,f47.

Mayor, GEORGE PARSONS.
Clerk. X. A. HATCHER.
Treasurer, THOMAS ID. MAHONEs
City Attorney FRANK MOORE.
Comptroller, ERNEST WORKMAN
fasice MAGISTRATE A. j., ROSS.
Chief OF Police, NJ. 8. EAGAN-
~ 81 M s-- j ~ 80
Alexander County, Population 22.467.
County Clerk, JESSE r. MILLER
Circuit Clerk, LEE b. DAVIS.
Sheriff. FRANK x. DAVIS
States Attorney. ALEX. WILSON
County Superintendent OF Schools.
PROF. JOHN SNYDER.
Assessor and Treasurer. FRED d
NELLIS.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-08-21

The Cairo Bulletin is the only Cairo
paper with the service OF the Assoc
cistsA Rree1
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-08-21
WESTERN LEAGUE.
At Des Moines.
THREE I LEAGUE.

At Peoria. ..
PeoriaCedar Rapids, circus in town,
game called OFF.
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; STOLE MANY Il TROUSERS

Concluded From First Pags)
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-29
PENNSYLVANIA SOCIETY

The Pennsylvania society gave its
monthly meeting Tuesday evening
March "a. in Alhambra hall. Fraternal
Brotherhood building, S45 South Fig
ueroa street, at which some 400 guests
We're present.
A large delegation of the Long
Beach society was in attendance. A
very interesting program was rem
dered, after which the floor was
cleared and dancing INDUCED in until
the midnight hour. Music was fur
nished by the favorite one-man or
chestra, Carl F. Horn. Following is
the program:
Opening remarks. President Brown
piano aelection, Miss ADELAIDE Stark.
Reading Mrs. Robertson.
Vocal selection. Miss Meyrle Wore.
Violin selection, F. l.. Dunstaugh.
Vocal SOLO Mrs. Louis H. Horn.
Vocal duet Misses Iva and Carrie Smith; ac-
companled by Prof. Vetter.
plano selection, Robert l. Mueller
The Angelus quartet Messrs. Murray Choi-
lar Dodge and Ketz.
The solo by Mrs. Louis H. Horn, an
old lady of 66 years, was applauded
doubly and the duet by Iva and Carrie
smith. two small girls, was also en-
Enthusiastically encored.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-29

No. 24s, Wednesday night and present
ed to the membership the plans lately
formulated for the double membership
rally and the advancement of the city
work. Brother Palmer being obliged
to hand in his resignation on account or
the change in his line of work which
made 1t impossible for him to attend,
Mrs. Mollie G.. Smith was elected to fill
his place. and was duly Installed by
the visiting officers.
Supreme President James A. Foshay
was the welcome guest of Hermosa
lodge, No. 80, where he was received
most enthusiastically and his personal
plea for their cooperation in the double
membership rally met with hearty
response on all sides, every member
giving written pledge of loyalty and
assistance.
Brother Bachelor supreme chaplain
of 7. F. b., writes from Stockton,
March "a, and attended the meeting
last evening. A class of twenty-five
was initiated, fifteen applications were
acted upon and good prospects for the
coming month.
C. A. Schooley, former treasurer of
Sunshine lodge, No. 44S, has been in San
Antonio for some months, working in
the interest of Alamo lodge. No. 522, and
has met with great success, as is shown
by the continual increase in member
ship and favorable recognition given the
society by the local papers.
The double membership rally plan is
being received with great favor every
where, and the lodges are busy formu-
lating local plans for campaigns, con-
tests, ETC., to interest the membership,
getting them to sign the corporation
pledges and get their friends interested
in the cause.
Supreme Vice President Emma r.
Neidig was the guest of honor at the
meeting of Pasadena lodge, No. "a, on
their meeting night. and conducted the
initiation. Under the good of the or
der a pleasant program was rendered
and the visiting officers made an en-
couraging report of the progress of the
work in Arizona, New Mexico, Texas,
Kansas, Colorado and Utah. where she
had visited since last meeting the Pas
adena members.
Hon. c. A Post. supreme councillor,
returned Monday from San Francisco,
where he had spent a busy week in the
legal interest of the society. Mrs. Post
accompanied him and they visited the
various city lodges, meeting WIN
cordial and enthusiastic reception ev-
erywhere, and bringing back good re-
ports of progress and success.
c. c. Ven Eman, past president of
Hermosa lodge. No. 80, is working for
T. F. r. in San Francisco, where he is
managing a campaign for big initia-
ton to Se held on April %, at which
time Supreme President Foshay and
possibly others of the supreme officers
will be present.
The many friends of Mrs. NJ. E. Kel-
Ter, editor of T. F. B. News, will be
glad to know that she is convalescing
at the California hospital and hopes TO
be at her post of duty carly in April.
The spirit of fraternity has been ex-
amplified i'm the News this month. 1t
has been gotten out by the office force
as a token of friendship to Sister Keller
and it is a credit. too.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-29

7 Gauntlet lodge wit
SE-(.T%I messed one of the
S-S1N. p largest crowds of the
new year at. its last
meeting. Four es-
quires were charged in the knight rank
and three applications We're received. 1t
is the intention of this lodge to extend
the glad hand" to those of the At
lantic fleet who are members of the
order while in our midst. There are
a large number of the officers and men
of the fleet who make it a point of at
tending a meeting of the X. of p. when
convenient for them to do SO, and no
doubt the members of the order here
will endeavor to have something special
for their benefit. AS the time is draw
ing near for the election for representa-
tives to the grand lodge, which meets
at Long Beach this year, a friendly
rivalry will take place in Gauntlet
lodge. AS all of the past chancellors
are eligible for election an exciting
time no doubt will be had when il
comes to the time of counting votes
The work of the page rank team, which
will be put on at the session of the
grand lodge by Gauntlet's team will be
a big surprise to those attending, as it
is the only work of the kind given by
any lodge of the order. Special cos
tunes, paraphenelia and lighting effects
have been arranged for the occasion,
and the progress committee are spar
ing neither time or expense to make it
an occasion long to be remembered.
The Mayor of Sunnyside,' "Kine
Cable" "Stand By Anderson and
numerous other notables were present
to boost for anything to further the in
terests of the lodge. Visitors from Chi
cago, Indiana. New York, Pennsylvania
and Salt Lake were present and COM
plimented the lodge upon the excellent
manner in which the work and business
of the lodge was transacted.
Gauntlet company No. 40 is forging
to the front, and in a short time will
have large class of recruits. Captain
Judge" Hyatt is doing excellent work
with this company and Is bringing 1t up
to high standard of proficiency. While
the boys drill with swords there is a
large number who are getting quite
proficient with the manual of arms. and
from all reports they know how to hit a
bullseye at long distance.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-29
ROYAL NEIGHBORS

The Royal Neighbors of America held
it's state convention at Oakland last
week and elected three delegates and
three alternates to the supreme camp
that will convene at Chicago May IL.
The delegates elected were Mrs. Hud-
son, San Francisco; Mrs. Miles, San
Jose, and Mrs. C. s. Hamill of Los An
geles. Alternates, Mrs. Hickox, Stock
tom Mrs. Hawley, Santa Rosa, and
Mrs. Ingram, Bakersfield. The state
camp officers elected for the next three
years were Mrs. Lulu Case, Berkeley,
oracle; Mrs. Fabino, Oakland, vice or
acle: Mrs. Orr, Sacramento, recorder.
There were thirty-eight delegates in at
tendance and a lively and interesting
session was held. Several important
questions and issues were settled and
much good accomplished. At the con-
clusion of the convention Golden Gate
camp OF Oakland exemplified the de-
gree work of the order, followed by an
elaborate banquet served in Loring hall.
Pacific camp, r. N. A, had pleas
ant and well attended meeting last
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-29
INDEPENDENT ORDER OF
ODD FELLOWS

More than 300 guests
~QX>attended the twenty
~-z S fourth annual banquet
given by the Veteran odd Fellows at
the First Christian church Friday
night. The ladies of Paloma Rebekah
lodge had the banquet in charge and
deserve great credit for the manner in
which their part of the program was
carried out. The banquet room was
tastefully decorated, and to the strain
of sweet music and response to toasts
the evening quickly passed away. The
menu consisted of cold turkey with
dressing, cranberry sauce, celery,
olives, sweet and sour pickles, cheese,
chicken and potato salad, cold slaw,
jello with cream sauce, coffee, tea and
chocolate, fruits of all kinds, nuts and
raisins and other good things too nu-
merous to mention. The arranged pro-
gram was carried out with the eXcep-
ton OF Rev. VIII A. Knighten, who
was to give an address, but at the last
minute sent word that he would be
unable to attend.
The program was as follows: Invo-
cation, Rev. A. G. Smither; selection,
FL Zeta orchestra; address of welcome
President G.. w. Stockwell; address, E.
]. Curry; solo, Ella 3. Hanna; solo.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-29

| metto and Los Angeles; also from all
the Companion courts, all attracted by
Court Occidents reputation for provid-
| ing good time.
The first whist prizes were won by
Companion Hazel Franklin and
Brother ]. Moody and the consolation
prizes were awarded to Companion
Rose Franklin and the chief ranger of
Court Palmetto, Brother S. Brice.
Court Morris Vineyard had its regu-
lar smoker Friday evening and had a
big crowd out, which enjoyed the hum
BILE clay pipe and tobacco and helped
to make the atmosphere to the correct
blend of the Morris Vineyard stays"
A good time was had and nice pro-
gram was provided for the boys. One
of the best numbers was Brother Hol-
lingsworth (not Jack" but Jacks
boy), who gave several readings that
struck the boys just right and were
really good.
few good sparring bouts. including
Dalton and Sullivan, were given and
were much enjoyed.
Not the least interesting and impor-
tant number on the program was Sam
Reed, who was as busy as a bee all
evening and wrote sixteen applications,
and yet is not satisfied. But Sam never
who is not a Forester.
Court La Gazelle had a big attend
ance at it's meeting this week and
transacted considerable business of
Importance. This court is in excellent
shape and is getting to work again.
It's speciality is entertaining and it
is working hard on it's theatrical show
to be given on the third Friday in
April.
Court Semitropic No. 1442 held an
other of its interesting meetings on the
evening of Tuesday last, the oath inst,
and while the volume of business trans
acted was not so great as at most of
the precedings meetings, yet there was
sufficient to hold the attention and in
terest of the members and visitors un-
til a late hour.
One application for membership and
four acceptances by the supreme medi-
cal board made up the total of addi-
tions to the membership for this meet
ing. The court will report about 220
members for April l, which will show
an increase of twenty or more for the
present month of March.
The court was favored with a visit
from Brother Charles Welch, past chief
ranger of Court Morris Vineyard No.
532, who took occasion to compliment
the court upon the gOOu WOTk tHdl Is
being accomplished by Court Semi
tropic in adding to its membership and
on the manner in which the work is
carried on.
Court Semitropic is always ready,
willing and happy to extend the "hon-
ors to officers whenever visited by
those entitled to such honors. therefore
we hope that in future all visiting
Companions or brothers who are en-
titled to the honors TO officers will give
to the court the privilege of receiving
them in proper form by making the
proper announcement at the entry
The committee having in charge the
preparations for the coming dance of
all nations to be given in the near
future reported progress and expects
to provide one of the most unique en-
tertainments ever given by a court of
the order in this city.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-29

sss1 81 5s;S was zs; ''isi iS,,s',S sf as 1as E
Mr.. and Mrs. Gerard were presented
with a beautiful china tea set, Deputy
Supreme Chief Huff making the pre-
sentatlon for the court. Mr.. Gerard
accepted in a short speech, in which
he took occasion to thank the members
of the order in Los Angeles and the
state generally for their generous hos
pitality. He said that he had come
as a stranger" and had been taken
in," but in the way any one would like
to be taken in and not In the usual
manner. He spoke very feelingly of
the friendships he had made and of
his sincere hope that he might again
visit the state After the close of the
meeting ice cream and cake were served
and the evening was closed in dancing.
Chief Walter L. Bowers of Simonides
court No. has one of the most i'm
portant announcements in the history
of the order in California to make un-
der the head of good of the order"
next Tuesday evening. 1t will be of In
terest to every member and a full at
tendance is expected.
One of the most interesting Ben Hur
meetings in a long time was that of
Los Angeles court No. 10 at Adams and
Central last Wednesday evening. The
court had invited the team from Simon
ides court to confer the degree and
preparations had been made for a big
attendance. The big hall was filed and
all enjoyed the evening greatly. The
class initiated numbered an even
dozen and helps materially toward the
100 mark for which this court is striv-
ing. Supreme Chief Gerard has prom
ised this court a set of costumes for
degree work when they reach the 100
mark in beneficial membership, and
they expect the prize before the middle
of April. The supreme chief was pres
ent and made a speech of great signifi-
canoe. He said that While all the states
of the supreme jurisdiction We're max
ing great gains and progressing salts
factorily. in his opinion the prospect
for California was the most brilliant
of all and that he looked for the great
est increase in this state of any in the
whole Union. At the close of the meet
ing the courts entertainment commit
tee gave an exhibition of its ability in
serving refreshments and brought ice
cream and cake to all and credit to
themselves.
A new court of the Tribe of Ben Hur
known officially as mo. 90" will be
instituted, officers elected and installed
at Mammoth hall No tomorrow night
Supreme Chief Gerard has consented to
stay over his allotted time and insti-
tute it. 1t will start out with an ex-
cellent membership of good people and
unusually bright prospects.
Supreme Chief and Mrs. Gerard re-
turned last Monday from a visit to the
courts i'm the vicinity of San Francisco
and report an exceedingly pleasant Wis
it. They were the recipients of much
attention and were presented with
handsome loving cup. cake basket and
other beautiful mementoes to take back
will spend with friends in San Diego
and will leave for home next Tuesday.
April I.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-29
WOMEN OF WOODCRAFT

Los Angeles circle No. 1886 will not
entertain with q whist party Wednes-
nounced but Friday night, April 8, we
will have a genuine house warming in
our new hall, corner of Central avenue
and Washington street. The special
features for the evening will be cards
and dancing. Refreshments will be
served and prizes will be awarded to
The best scores for whist players. The
committee in charge are Neighbors
Rockwell and Cunningham.
The committee in charge extends q
cordial invitation to all camps and
circles as well as friends to be with
us that night.
Hereafter Los Angeles circle will
meet on Friday night of each month
in Central hall at 1924 Central avenue.
Visitors are always welcome.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-29

in a quandary as to who should re-
ceive the prize, and, as the fraternal
editor of The Herald could not wait
for the decision. 1t will be announced
in next Sundays issue. Nordsjernan
lodge is becoming more popular every
day among the Swedish colony, and it
will not be long before 1t will have
every good "Swede" enrolled on it's
membership. No. LOG meets every
tuesday night at Mammoth hall. SIT
South Broadway.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-29

represented from the press standpoint.
believes in publicity and sees that it
gets it. Palefaces are kept moving if
they do not wish to get adopted and
run the gauntlet of this tribe. Jack A.
Gregory received the chiefs degree
Monday night II. c. Warner Is the
live press correspondent for this tribe
and he always manages to contribute
something of interest every week. The
tribe also voted to stand in" with Mo-
honk tribe in it's endeavor to get the
1909 great council of the order in Red
lands.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-29

The The safety ndt nS deposit rssav VaniJ1 nntll
then. They are an important part with
us, for in them we shall keep $7,00o,000
in bonds.
Business depression hasn't affected
us to any extent. In fact, lapses have
not been more than normal. Meanwhile
the growth continues, and when tell
you that we took in over 3400 last
month and the number for March VIII
reach the 1000 mark, you can see what
a big financial institution is moving
here"
Los Angeles tent No. 2 held its regu-
lar monthly social Wednesday evening.
The program was under the direction
of Sir Knight Unger and he gave the
members a complete surprise by eXhtb-
iting a set of shadowgraphs made and
executed by himself. The piece which
met with the most hearty reception
was one entitled 1.-The Growing of the
Roosters: Or Why the Man Was Sent
to Jail. 1.-THE first scene represented a
man sleeping soundly; scene No. rep
resented the growing of the roosters
at midnight scene NO. 8. the firing of
the gun and the death of a prize bird;
scene No. 3, a man in charge of q police
officer on his way to the station house.
These scenes represented an event In
the history of one of the members of
the tent and for that reason were very
much appreciated. 1t is not necessary
to mention any names. The tableau,
welcoming the Fleet" was cheered to
the echo and proved conclusively that
Sir Knight Unger was an expert stage
director and manager.
State Record Keeper E. NJ. Guthrie
is arranging to visit the tents in the
northern part of the state. He expects
to leave in the early part of April and
will be absent for ten days or two
weeks.
Los Angeles tent No. has accepted
an invitation from Pasadena tent No.
/ to eXemplify the ritualistic work for
it on April s. Deputy Great Comnran-
der Arbogast has been working in Pas
adena during the past month and has
secured large class of members.
which will be initiated on the evening
that the work is exemplified by Los An
geles tent.