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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-06-14
CREDENTIALS COMMITTEE
Being Selected Win Care BY TAFT
Men-Fear the "Aliec."

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The selection of a chairman of .ba
cradentia'e committen is haino giyen
care ful consid arat,ca. Thera /; a
strone probabi'isv ,rat s ma or
Charles W. Fulton CT Oregon, will b.
finally chosen.
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the contests before ;ae ma i4nal com
mittee, but it is not thought that one
half Of that number will be carried t /
the credentials committee, No ap-
pearance will be maze in many Of
the cases.
The Allies Plan
Details Of the plan OF the allies j
to make hsht on the moor OF the he
publican national convention TO re-
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-06-14
SAEPT OVER DAM.

Dos Moincs, Iowa June 13.-Swept
over the dam Ct the Edison Light
company at the foot Of Center street,
in their launch when the engine refus-
cd to start Edward Ebersall and Wn.
l.. Jennings, two prominent young
men, were Drowned this afternoon.
Their brothers Earl Jenning ana Wm.
Ebersall, swan out Of the flooding riy-
Cr and We're saved
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-06-14
MEMORIAL FOR
TRIBE Of BEN HUR
INTEREST TO BE RENDERED
AT soUrHERE III. (. CHURCH
THIS EVENING.

Memorial service for the Tribe ot
Ben Hur will be hal this evening a.
the Southern Methodist church, c1r
ler cf Thirty yseyenth and Elm streets
TO be attended by tae members OF
this organization in body. Tbs
Mr.. and Mrs w. l.. Gadboise, Az
fhirtyfrth street, a; o'c'ock, and
march from there TO the church Fol
lowing is the
Program,
Opening Ode SCng, What is
Life?" BY Choir
Scripture Reading and Prayer
Rev. Tracy.
Solo-T II, Haynes.
Collection
Song BY Quartette
Introduction py chief r y Grain.
PRAYER BY Teacher Mrs. W l..
Gadbois
Song Rock Of Ages" BY Tribe
and Choir
History-By Past chr H G
BoerscheI
sympathy-By Judge W. l. Cab.
btis
Song Let Us Gather Up the sun.
shine by Tribe ami Choir
Floral Offering BY Chief
Address hy Speaker Rev Tracey
Closing Song God b. with You,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-06-14
DAMAGE BY RAINFALL
N Iilinoir and lowa--aa'iroad Traffic
elocked-eridges Wafhed
Away--Man Drowned.

Enri1gton Il. luse 3-H Haavy
rainfalls over ljnCls and IoHa e.,
lay ea"sed much danag The Car.
thaga branch OF the Ru Ii 'gtcn lne
was washed cut and trafc suspenle
\ cloudburst at Carthage IN "
cred the lower portion Of that city
with four feet of water
William Sherman Ferris Of II +
nois. was drowned I'm Lnt Creal
while attempting 10 cross Much I've
stock was lost aud many country
bTi ges washed away
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-06-14
WOMAN KILLS
WHOLE FAMILY
cRLcRoToRmED Her SIX CHI.
DR. AND HUSBAND AND
S.tO- THEM.
1HtN KILLED HERS[LF
was Insane For Some Time-roo<
Children 10 Thea:er in Even.
i7c and eounht Them
Thngs to Eat.

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Cooper. were murdered sent Tin,
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When Mrs Codper's mother a,l
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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-06-14
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Chicago. This frqk.e of III. a,,l
,aopi,1 scsei.n ,,t.,,
''''7 f''''''' - o' more
spectacular lHaA qalli. Itera Is "till
eonugh uncertainty 81 regard t1 tpe
nominations - MAGE ihe .,ubiie i,t.r.
rs, yorv boz. r,, ..... d,
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fore the nCmlnll ms a.. mate
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termine thsch eica Of tbo n.,,ra -.
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ana dalocat4e - tla pa..,,,,.,,t., -
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wenk ytIl b,cl,,da pa,.,for.t,, ..at
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and Colorado I'm. tbn ch,ioo or 5a,a
patfs to tha Danvar co,,.,nti,n~
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will no of nublic intoroet ono en-
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tarnational sunday cchool A.sorfotta,,
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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-06-14
AUTHORITY ON BOXING
was GEORGE Silsr, Who Died in Ch-
cago yesterdsy-Was 90 Years
Old-Heart Disease.

Chicago, June l3--George Siler.
widely known ss a writer on boxine.
Is dead, aged 81. The cause Of his
death was heart disease. Siler was a
lightweight boxer OF note ia his
younger days lie then become ref
cree in many famous battles OF the
prize ring. including that between Cor
bett and Fltzssimmons aud also cham
pionship fights between Jenries ana
and Cans aud Nelson.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-06-14
YOUNG PEOPLES SOCIETY.

RockfordU, H.. June f2-Tha Young
Peoples Society Of the Free Churches
Of Illincis elected Almon jacobson. Of
Chicago president vice presidents
Carl BenstOn; Of Rockford; w Rand
fe.dt, Of Chicago; secretary, ]. f.
CT Moline, treasurer, Da
yid Olson, Of Chicago.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-06-14
A. 0. U. w. ELECTS OFFICERS

Des Moincs, Iowa June l3.-At to.
days session Of the supreme lodge A.
o. u, w. elected supreme officers.
Supreme Master Workman, NJ Mar
Wis, Muscatine Iowa; Foreman. J. A..
Eckstein, New Tim, Mimi; Overseer
j. c. Gallagher, New Haven, Conn;
Recorder, NJ. W, Sackett, Kansas; Re-
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-06-14
COZ DELEGATES FOR BRYAN.

Lincoln, Neb, June 13--William j.
Bryan returned from York, Neb,, To-
day, At his office today it was an
nounced that COZ delegates to tho
Democratic convention at Denver were
pledged to vote for Bryan for presi
dent This is p more than the neces-
sary two-thirds majority.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-06-14
LETTER CARRlER's SUICIDE.

La Crosse, Wis, June l&~ Fred T..
Frisby a letter carrier in the local
postoffice, committed suicide today on
his way to work. He was found dead
in an alley where he had cut his
throat. Frisby was we'll known fed
eral employe, with good record. and
no reason is given for his suicide.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-06-14
NEW RECORD ESTABLISHED.

Danberry Conn, June 13.-W. r.
Dray Of Yale. today established a
new worlds record Tor the pole vault.
clearing the bar at l2 feet 9A inches S
in The meeting held under the ans
Iiccs cf the Danberry Gymnasium as
sociation. A former record Of II feet
7& inches was made recently by A.
c. Gilbert Of Yale.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-06-14
WRECK ON M. X. G. T.

Clinton Mo, June 13.-Six person
were dangerously and nine others
severely injured tonight when six
coaches on a Missouri, Kansas an
Texas passenger train northbouud left
the track near here and rolled down 2
twentyfoot embankment into three
feet cf water.
The most dangerously injured il
Mail Clerk Kincaid.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-06-14
FRANCIS SCOT KEY HoNoRED.

Washington, June 13.--With i'm
pressive exercises, duplicate of the
national flag Ct 1914, which inspired
Francis Sc ctKey to write The Star
Spangled Banner. was raised over
Keys old house in Washington today.
Two descendants of Key participated.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-06-14
BUSY MAN DIES.

Ottumwa, Iowa. June I'm. A. Ne
ntire. aged 50. is dead. lie was a
former state senator. president of the
South Ottumwa Bank and interested
in many business ventures.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-06-14
JURY DiSAGREES.

NiroGua, Wis, June 13.-The jury II
the case OF Dr. O. Is. OBrien. a prom.
inent la Crosse physician, charged
with murder growing out Cf an al
legged criminal operation on Miss Anna
Olson Of this city, who afterwards
died, disagreed tonight
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-06-14

the public, the music CT a brass band
and the songs Ct patriotic glee club
Iecho through the corridor, orators are
| leXpOunding the virtues Of Uncle Joe. "
! and sumptuous good cheer is being
passed around to all who will partaks.
Knox and the Fairbanks headquarteI S
are also centeIs of attention each re.
splendent with color and electricity.
As TO the presidential nomination,
| the figures presented by the Taft men.
aud 10 some extent conceded by other
elements give the secretary such a
commanding lead the usual spirit OF
"a close contest Is wanting.
The presidential nomination having
failed to develop contest calculated
TO thrill the convention, the vice
presidency has come forward as the
real fact'r Of doubt promising to keep
the convention on a keen edge Of cx
pectancy untll the final ballot is taken
The mcst sagactous of political pro-
phets frankly admit tonight that the
question Cf naming vice president IS
'oll IN the air
Cannon Boom Loud.
Uncle joe Caunons presidential
boom resouuied {, rougl the Auditor.
INN hotel with loud noise tonight
Cannon is in Danyille. but it seemed
that he was everywhere present, a5
speaking likenesses locked down from
every wall and stood out conspicuous
ly in the midst Of silk flags, bunting
palms and flowers.
Two hundred and hfty rooms IN
various hotels are occupied by friends
Of Cannon from all parts fthe state
who have come othec oity. as his
guests, to attend the convention As
these aud many hundreds Cf others /
passed through the decorated apart
ments tonight aud listened to the con |
5tant playing Of an immense band |
shook the hand Of Representative Me
<nley Cannons manager beside nu !
nerous other members Cf the reGep
ion committee, il was apparent that /
or the time being at least, Uncle i
Toe had eclipsed every political o.
,onent he may have.
A private wire has been run TO the
peakers's library in Danyille and
0rps OF stenographets engaged, that
ie may receive an account and O
ull report of the convention as it
proceeds. private train has been
ngaged and the right of way over n
Dad assured, SO that in case the
peaker Is nominated he may make a
hree hour trip to chicago and present
imself IN person to the convention.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-06-14
CRUISER AGROUND.

Port Angeles. Wash. June l3-Tho
.cruiser Colorado is ashore on Dunga-
ness Spit. Strait of Fucan. It was
high tide whea she struck. during a
fog
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-06-14
CONTEST OVER
SECOND PLACE
or REPUBLICAN, TICKET GEMS
TO BE BETWEEN CoRTEL-
YOU AND DoLLlVgR.
SUPPORTERS OF EACH
Circulate in Chicago ard Activity IS
Intense Doliver's RI e ds
Want Him TO Keep Off
Others Mentioned

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Chicago June l3--f r. he
tween Senator Dolliyar and Secretary
Corte,von over th. ,.aa nr,si5arc,
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ing situation than any cond tIon
which has vet ,leyaloDad in connoc
tion with tbn ornrooahino Ran,,hii, an
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indicotio, that he vonlJ not accent c
tbo nomination If rendered.
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,.ont,go # tho situation and to avail
,i,oeolf of tho assistance Of the Iowa
,,o, op5 ha and his co-workers were
,,,s,, noirtinp o,t the iniustice oil "
,,laci,g tbe Iowan's supuorters in a y
Iisaer..-sl,lo nredicament Coolidg =,
mil, annreci,tae the imnortance of >
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yorl dalaqotion for Cortelvnu. for the ),
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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-06-14
Har SunerlorltN.

WOman's superiority is exhibited In
her ability to sew without putting a
knot at the end Of her thread.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-06-14
VALE BEATS PRINCETON.

New Haven. June ia Yale defeated
Princeton in a baseball game today,
eight to two.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-06-14
NEWS FORECAST
FOR The WEEK
REPUBLICAN, NATIONAL cONVEn
TON AT CHICAGO THE
MAIN ITEM.
EcG rs Saturday When He Leaves
White Fouoe For 0pster Cay
Foreign Events VIII Att.aot
Some A&.rttn.
l0~.

-" 7 IT.IIt TtIT FoIIIITtIFS 4
"aS-Hls Followed by lemon ice |
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-06-14

Cannon headquarters present pic
ture of genuine convention enthusi-
asm tonight. as the doors have been
thrown open for a formal reception 5f
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-12-15

al character OF Marshalltown's saloons.
Psenicka declared that he could as
sure the entire council that they ought
to visit all Of the saloons, and that they
would find better treatment, and would
hear better language, than they would
at Billy Sundays meetings next
spring.
Devine, Of the Second, resented the
inference in public session, of the
council, and said he considered 1t en-
tirely out of place. He said to the
Fifth ward representative that there
were some men on the council who did
not frequent the saloons.
There were twenty-one saloons COW
cred in the resolutions of consent that
become effective Jan. /. These consti-
tute all of the places that are being OPP
Grated at the present time.
Councilman Psenicka moved the
adoption Of each resolution, and Coun-
Gilman Herman, Of the Fourth, second
ed each motion. The vote was same
on all the resolutions, they eyes being
Clark, Good, Herman, McMains and
Psenicka; and the nays Devine, Greg
DRY and Jay Mcdonald and Young
were absent.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-12-15

Mrs. G. F. Kirby Saturday night, when
they heard Professor s.. II. Clark, head
Of the department OF public speaking
of the University of Chicago. in a dra-
matte recital of Ulysses" the drama
by Stephen Phillips.
Mr.. Clark Is master Of dramatic
portrayal, and his impersonation of the
ten characters of Phillips drama was
very realistic. Many different types
were represented in the cast of the
drama. The three acts Of the play
were thoroughly enjoyed by Mr.. Clark's
audience Of about eighty.
The dramatist has taken his play
from the Grecian epic poem Odyssey"
the authorship OF which is commonly
attributed to Homer 1t tells OF the
adventures of Ulysses, the king Of
Ithaca, Of Greek legend, and hero
of the Trojan war, who captured the
city of Troy by concealing his men
inside Of gigantic wooden horse which
was taken into the city. The drama
deals especially with the ten years Of
his wanderings from his home and his
return to Ithaca to find his wife hard
pressed by suitors who are clanoring
for her hand. These Ulysses kills in
the closing scene Of the last act.
The out town guests Of the club
were Mrs. r.. A. Cammack. Of st.
Paul, and Mrs. William Smith and
Mrs. Frank C. Goodman, Of Mason City.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-12-15

head Of the municipal accounting de-
partment OF the state auditors office,
by appointment thru Auditor-elect
Bleakley, will not go to Des Moines.
Mr.. Pierce announced today that Mr..
Bleakley had decided to make no
change In the Office. and would retain
Mr. A. d. Sheets, who has been at the
head of the department. Mr.. Pierce's
health is such, since his recent illness,
that he hardly felt strong enough to
undertake the work. therefore he did
not press his candidacy for the posi-
ton.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-12-15

dealing with an experts examination.
At the regular meeting Of the coun-
Gil Monday night the communication
was presented by Devine, without rec
had been addressed to him. 1t was in
broad contrast, however. to the prop
osition which Devine had previously re :
ported in quoting Jones. and it seemed
to impress the Second ward council
man as being much like a shell without
the egg
Company Would Name Expert"
According to the agreement, as pre-
pared and submitted by the gas COM
pany, the company, and not the city, is
to choose the expert" The company
would pay him. all right.
The memorandum of agreement as
proposed by the company. is in effect
as follows:
The MarshalltoWn Light. Power and
Railway company to employ an "eNpert
accountant" approved by the city coun
Gill; who shall have access to the
books and records OF the company for
the purpose of ascertaining:
1. The valuation of the gas and cleo
trio light plants.
2. The annual gross income of the
company from sales of gas and electric
light.
8. The net earnings from the manu-
facture and sale of gas and electric
light.
All expenses of the expert accountant
are to be paid by the Marshalltown
Light, Power and Railway company,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-12-15
Presents Communication to
Council, Which is Received
Without Comment
JUST MUST EARN 10 PER CENT
Accountant That Company Would Sc
Iect Shall Have Access to Company's
Books, But Nothing is Said As to
Il City's Examination-HoId Off Every
thing Until Books Are Gone Over.

Instead of the city choosing the ex-
pert to examine the books of the Mar
shalltown Light, Power and Railway
company, the willingness for which
Councilman Devine recently quoted
President Jones. the company now
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-12-15
Councilman Psenicka Assures
Council OF the Refinement
Existing in Saloons
pEvlNe REsENTs lNslNuArloN
Second Ward Councilman Declared
Council Chamber Was No Place for
Public Uttcrances Of This Sort -
Council Gives All Saloons Right to
Do Business Another Year.

After passing resolutions giving the
twenty-one saloons Of the city right to
do business for another year, Council
man Psenicka, of the Fifth ward, who
presented the different resolutions,
took occasion to offer personal tes-
timonial as to the worth and high NOR
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axes Refund to City.

Thru c. II. Van Law, former city So
lcitor, the city council Monday night
received check for SIS, a refund from
the federal court in the Morgan. Gross,
and Smith cases, which were taken to
the federal court during Mr.. Van Laws
term as solicitor.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-12-15
CHEF PALMER AGAIN BUSY.
School Superintendent Will Don White
Apron and Cap for Pupils.

Apron and Gap TOT ruP''s'
Superintendent Aaron Palmer, OF the
public schools, who. in his younger
days, Is said to have been at the mead
of a large hotel, and who. when the
help struck, was able to go into the
Kitchen himself and do the cooking,
will again don the white apron ana cap
for the benefit of the high school ath-
letic association The annual oyster
supper given by the high school boys
and girls will be held next Saturday
evening. Palmer will do the COOKING,
which already insures the exceiiencS
OF the meal Supper will be served Tor
20 cents. at the Red Mems hall, anu
the public is invited to attend, me
teachers will assist the young people
III serving the guests.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-12-15
BIG DRY GOODS SHIPMENT.
Million Pounds Comprises Two Train
Loads Over C. 6. w.

What is probably the largest ship
ment of dry goods ever made In the
west passed thru this city this morning
on the Chicago Great Western, con-
signed from Chicago to the Smith Nc
Cord Townsend DRY Goods company, of
Kansas City. which is opening up a
new department store. The shipment
comprise 100000 pounds, filling two
solid trains of twenty-five cars each.
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cLARk's RECITAL A TREAT.

University Of Chicago Professor Dc.
lights Twentieth Century Club.
Members Of the Twentieth Century
club and a number Of guests including
Il few from out of the city, were ac-
corded treat at the home Of Mr.. and
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-12-15

earn any profit he could just as any
other business man. Now that ne Is so
willing to take 10 per cent there Is
wonderment as to what has happened
to his business In the meantime 10
make him so much more reasonable
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-12-15

Mrs. c. f. Eckman, who underwent
an operation at Singleton's hospital, Is
doing nicely.
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PIERCE TO STAY HERE.

MarshaiItown Man Will Not Go to Des
Moines to Live.
Frank G. Pierce, who was promin-
emily mentioned as the prospective