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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-11-30
PRAISE FOR FILIPINO CH|lD MSLED Them
Prof. Starr of Chicago Com QueIed Mob Pretending Little
mends little Brown Man. Brother Wasn't Dead
MAKES REPLY TO CRITICISM BOY KILLED IN HER ARMS
Compares Dog Eating With Con- Angry Italians Sought Vengeance
sumption Of Swine Upon Chauffeur.
CAPABLE OF PROCUREMENT BOTH DOWN BY AUTO
Politics. statecraft ed by Wit Ambulance
alisun andC =
MAKES REPLY TO CRITICISM
Compares Dog Eating With Con-
sumption of Swine.
CAPABLE OF sELF.GovERNMENT
Cites What Is Termed Example Of
American Politics, Statecraft,
Imperialism and Censorship.

CHICAGO. November 3o.-Frederick
University of Chicago. at church
lecture last night on the Philippines, said:
I'm all the islands there is not a tribe
that is not capable of self-government.
There can be no doubt in any ones mind
as to the Christian tribes blu, even to
the savages / think the words of the
great republican apply: No man is good
enough to rule another man without that
mans consent.
oh you say. but they are head hunt
ers and dog eaters They are. but l never
could see why dog should not make good
food. They eat only clean white young
male dogs. Why should the idea of eat
ing dog give us the shivers while the
actual consumption of swine does not turn
the stomach of the daintiest lady?
Americans Eat Raw Oysters.
why. do you know that I have seen
people in this country who would eat
raw oysters? have done it myself.
Think of person who eats raw oysters
sneering at people that eat clean cook
ed dog.
LAS to the head hunting. that is over
now. Dut WHEN IL eAlSltu IL WdS IL iCi6
Gus ceremony and does not compare I'M
favorably with some religious ideas prev
alent in the United States.
But think of the turbulent Moros.
you say. Would we not be turbulent If
foreigners invaded this country. seized our
lands and property. demanded that we
pay tribute? All the Moros ask is to be
let alone.
II will give you an instance of Ameri-
can government in the Philippines.
man who lived within stones strow
of church was murdered by the Ne
CRITICS hillmen last summer.
Truth Withheld Pending Election.
I'm the papers day or two ago you
read a dispatch from the islands saying
that his body had just been found. l
know the truth about that incident. Not
later than June 30 met the man who was
sent out to find that body on the road to
Manila with it, He had it with him then.
But it was not expedient that you should
hear the truth about it before election.
Now comes the faxed dispatch. This is
an example of American politics, state
craft. imperialism and censorship that
we are infiicting on the philippines"
The professor gave individual instances
of the industry. morality. intelligence
and executive capability Of the wild
tribes, mentioning as proofs of civiltza-
ton the fact that he had met pagan
Igorrotes worth $4,000 gold, and Moros
worth hundreds of thousands of dollars
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-11-30
Cotton Dress Patterns.
Furniture for
Gift Purposes.

- HERE can be no more
4 serviceable gift, nor one
~ that will prove a more
constant reminder of the
g1ver, than useful and beautiful
piece OF furniture.
Tle following items were Sc
lected because of their extreme
appropriateness for gift purposes.
There are few homes in which
one of them would not be high
~ treasured acquisition.
weathered Oak Morris Chairs. with g. or
eatherette cushions. ................... p/'SO
Mahogany finish Morris Chairs. hair filled
cushions nine steel spiral spring $1,000
Mahogany veneer Parlor Tables, c6 10
round top, lower shelf; neat designs. To'oo
Solid Mahogany fitting Tables. oval Gro m
Chairs dull finish. Sheraton design. :. .pl%.oO
Solid Mahogany Desk Chairs dull c1ooo
finish Sheraton design. ............. pioOo
Solid Mahogany Tea Tables round top
with rim; two SJOO M e. SIIOO
Solid Mahogany Parlor Cabinets; Sos %
sheraton design with inlaid violet wood p@o'oo
Chartered Oak Dressing Tables. long drawer.
wooden drawer pulls. best plate glass SIo M
mirror :'......--.....-...-.. pooO
Bfrd's-eye Maple Princess Dressers o. ~
long cheval mirror, long drawer. pSO.OO
Chartered Oak Rockers. high back. leather
spring $40 M and $40 cO
seat
eft CHARTERED Oak Dining Tables. CIR RI
pedestal design, round top. .......... ~
Sixth floor. q ST.
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Special Values i'm
Silk Department..

N%% E offer two lots of
V|UI silk at less than the
WV usual prices. They
are the sorts now in
demand for kimonos, dressing
sacques, childrens party dresses,
sashes, theater and automobile
scarfs, etc. Can also be used in
many ways for gift purposes.
Japanese, Silk, p inches wide,
in many pretty colorings, such as
pink, nile, sky blue, lilac, red,
brown, etc. Suitable for kimonos.
dressing sacques, fancy dresses,
sashes, etc.
Special price, SOC yard.
Printed Crepe de Chine, in
highly artistic designs and dainty
colorlngs; particularly adaptable
tor theater and automobile scarfs.
Special price, $I.oo yard.
Silk Dept. second floor. G st.
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Special Display and Sale OF
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-11-30
T. ]. Hunt Died in Hagerstown.

HAGERSTOWN. Md, November 30
Thomas j. Hunt aged forty years. was
found dead last night at his home in
Hagerstown. Death was pronounced due
to an attack of acute heart trouble He
was in the employ of the Western Mary
land railroad. and is survived by one
sister, Mrs. r. II. Hipsley, Hagerstown.
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A Novelty-The Hobbs
Antitamnic Imfuser.

- HE secret of a good cup
n of tea. 1t consists of a
~ small perforated earthen-
ware vessel, of simple
construction, made to fit into the
cup. and cover. 1t brews by in
fusion-and pure essence or in
fusion is obtained in from three
to four minutes, and without any
attention whatever. Tea made
with this infuser is OF a most deli
cate flavor, free from tannin or
other deleterious matter. In a
word it meets every requirement
necessary for obtaining pure and
wholesome beverage. For sale in
China Department.
\ SOC each.
Fifth floor G. at
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-04-27
ROBBERS LOSE NERVE
Compel Two Men to Flag Fast Express
But Abandon Job at Last
Moment.

Butte, Mont, April 2G-Robbers' lack
of nerve at a critical moment caused
the failure OF desperate attempt to
hold up the west bound North Coast
Limited two miles west of Welch's
spur twelve miles east Of Butte, on
the Northern Pacific railroad. Rudolph
Wcnk, Paul Filenius and Al Tcasdale
have been arrested for completely In
the attempted hodup, and are in the
county Jail
Wonk and Filenius admit having
participated in the 1agging OF the
train claiming, however, 10 have been
forced to act by two armed and mask
ed dcsperadocs, who. when the train
stopped. lost their courage aud iled.
Fllenius and Ncnk walked f
Wolch's Spur station. whore they ar
rived and told OF the affair Both de
clarcd the bandits had fifty sticks q
dynamite and had planned to blow al
"A portion of the train to get the money
supposed to ho aboard
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-04-27
AMERICAN HUSBAND A SLAVE.
A Mere Money Maker and Washer Oh
His Wife's Clothes.

French woman has contributed
her impressions OF America 10 tina
Paris Matin. Among other things
she says:
Il used to believe that slavery was
abolished, but / have learned In New
York that that Is not the case. Ha-
lots still exist in the persons OF Am
erican husbands.
From their earliest years they ars
apprenticed to Their hard lot by be-
ing made the butts aud drudges of
their sisters. American boys haze
to give way to every caprice OF lie
American girl. For woman IN A ta-
erica is despot to be feared; s',s
has taken the place of the idol u
stone or wood to which the redsk ms
offeren human victims.
"A husband In the eyes of IN
American wife Is machine for ms &
Ing money. He has no other rea-
son for existence, while her part con
sists in spending what he makes.
Ask any young girl engaged 20
some fine young fellow of moderate
means how she has passed SOME hcii-
day with her lover. and she willtpU
you triumphantly: I've made h,n
spend so many dollars
"A pleasure that Is not expens' e
is never pleasure TO an American
woman, That the poor man In
single day has seen months eat
ings disappear Is matter OF no m
portance
when married this unfortunats
man sets forth TO business early n
the morning All the day he viii
hardly take the time to swallow a
glass of milk without even sitting
down at the nearest bar: his time
belongs to the Idol; he has no rigdt
to waste the least bit of 1t on his
personal needs.
In the evening he returns. worn
out and worried, almost always To a
boarding house, for he has not even
a hearth, no American wife being
willing TO endure the work OF keep
Ing house. And then mis- wife win
give him for little relaxation her
silk or wool combinations To wash
In the wash basin, these being all
the underwear she uses, while her
dress will cost about 1900; she,
meanwhile, at ease In rocking
chair, remains deep In the delights
OF a novel.
THE worst result Is that having
reduced their husbands to slavery
American women despise them, be-
cause they are slaves-which is nat
ural They reproach their husbands
with being fit for nothing but ma
terial work, while II is tney who de-
mand this material work
"Hairesses dream only of marry
Ing men like those In French novels.
from whom they Will have to learn
In turn what it Is to be Ill treated.
Aud us the result OF their toll and
nial devotion American men see
their money and their women fly to
foreigners"
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-04-27

ties Is reaching the interesting point
where show down Will soon be
necessary and further prognostica-
tion Is worthless Both parties are
still uncertain Of results The TAFT
people claim that he will be nominal
ed on the first ballot, and the friends
of MI bryan are equally insistent
that be will be nominated; but as
they are considering the resembling
of the twothirds rule their claim
is evidently not born of certainty.
There appears to be strong dispcsi-
ton to send uninstructed delegate S
to the convention to take advantage
eff all that NAV occur in the time be
tween now and July Z, so as to en-
deayor TO unite the party on the most
available candidate. During the past
week all the conventions but that CT
Delaware, which instructed for Judge
Gray, have sent unlnstructed delega'
tions, aud 1t Is reported that New
Jersey, Connecticut Massachusetts
New Hampshire North and South
| Carolina. Georgia, Florida, Louisiana
and probably the Tactic coast stat S
will do the same.
ROBERT MILLER.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-04-27
AS SUCCESSFUL EAST
AS IN THEiWEsT
Cooper's Theories Are Being Rapidly Accepted
by Eastern People.

l.. T. Cooper, whose theory that
the human stomach IL the cause OF
most Ill health and who created q
furore In Chicago, st. Louis and other
western cities, is meeting with tho
same remarkable success with his
medicine throughout the east. Cooper
has convinced an immense number Of
people that his theory Is sound and
lis medicine will do what hegclai,ns.
Perhaps the most interesting fea-
lures CT tho discussion this young
man IL causing, are the statements
made hy responsible people who have
: taken his medicines and have become
enthusiastic converts to his beliefs.
Among statements of this charac-
ter, the following, by Mr. August
N'ittmor, .049 Rockwell Court, Chi.
cago, Is characteristic of the wide
sproad faith In Cooper, which has
grown up in a comparatively short
time. Mr.. Wittmer says: Il wouldn't
take 81 900 and be in the condition
was three weeks ago. was practi-
cally an invalid for fourteen years
and think had about all of the dis
eases known. My stomach was weak,
and at times would have an enor-
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-04-27
sOtAU CITY
-. .~-~ .. =


VIM. Foley moved into the two-storl
Monaban house On Poplar street Sat
urday.
Capt James Bartleson of Olmsted
was a business caller here Saturday
Mrs Pearl Freeman Of Mounds wa
the guest Of relatives here Saturday
Mr. and Mrs Jake Blum rcturno,
Saturday from few days visit in st
Louis
Mir Noah DUNN was slightly iliur
ed while at work Saturday on a raj,
fer the o. l.. Bartlett Hoop MIL
Miss Mary Mangoid, Of America
was in town Saturday shopping
Dr.. Whiteater made a brsia. tril
to Cairo Saturday
Mir and MIS- Claude Johnson d
Mounds and Miss Gladys Farnside OF
Muskogee Okla were the guests OF
Mrs James W Johnson mai fami,
Saturday.
Miss Jennie Lyerly an old citizen OF
America, died at her home Saturday
She has for the past few wears live
alone at the Old homestead and via
he buried in the family grave yard
which is located on the place Miss
Lyerlr was sister r. Mrs Elmer
Boyd Ia this city.
Mr. aud Mrs. Fr7ok Nonahau q
Cairo are here or account cf The death
of thc formers motaor, The funeral
of Tho deceased VIII take place at 13'
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-04-27

nous appetite. and then again none
at all. Pie and cake made nae sick,
and | almost always had siekening
feeling In my stomach. / was ner-
Vous, and for weeks at time could
not sleep, and then again could sleep
eighteen hours at a stretch. Sleep,
however, seemed to do me no good,
and | would awake tired and more
exhausted than when | went to bed.
81 was constipated, had pains in
my back, and hutterings and pains
in my heart. | was unable to work
with any regularity, and took no IN
terest In anything. / tried all kinds
Of medicines and doctors, but none
benefited me. had no energy and
no ambition, and had about concluded
to give up when the Cooper medicine
vas recommended. Thanks to 1t, my
health seems completely restored
and feel like a new man."
Cooper medicines have created the
graatest sensation Of anything OF the
kind ever before introduced.
We sell them, and will be glad to ex-
plain the nature of them to our callers.
p. G. Schulz q Sons.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-04-27
CONGRESS IS A
Do NOTHING BODY
ALL PRINCIPAL REFORM MEAS
URES RECOMMENDED BY
PRESIDENT LEFT OVER.
Contest Between Presidential Cand
dates Grows neutrality-suspicious.
Active in Both Parties-Taft
and Bryan Leaders.
Sncclal Correep0nlenco.

Special Correspondence.
Washington, ATril 2G.-The present
congress will go down in history as a
standrat. douothing body at war with
the chief executive. The Republican
leaders have plainly told President
Roosevelt. through their envoy. Con.
gresham Watson. just what legisla-
ton will be put through before the
session ends.
Some kind OF currency legislation.
Prohibiting child labor in the Dis
trict of Columbia.
Authorizing the ways and means
committee of the house, aud the
finance committee of the senate. to
give hearings preliminary to a r..
vision of the tariff.
An appropriation tor the inland
waterways commission.
This ultimatum leaves over all th'
principal reform and remedial legisia
ton recommended by the president
until after election. If ever. The Re
publican leaders intended to adjourn
congress on Nav 9th, but i'm Difference
TO the presidents wishes will con.
thu in session until after the confer
enee here of the governors and
Others Invited by the president to
consider our natural resources.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-04-27
CALENDAR EoR TIE WEEK.

Monday Joe Bowker VS.. Charley
Griffin, rounds fcr featherweight
championship at Londan.
Tuesday Opening of horse shows
in Brooklyn, n Y. and Asheyille, N,
c.; International amateur billiard
championship tournament opens in
New York, Connecticut League OF
Baseball Clubs opens its season; Op
cning of three days trap target tournu
ment in Burlington, Iowa; Dave Desh
Ter w. Willie Moody l. rounds, at
Boston
Wednesday Opening of annual
Canadian horse show at Toronto; Abe
Atell VS.. Tommy Sullivan, 10 rounds
at Los Angeles: The Excelsior handi
cap opens the spring race meeting at
jamaica
Thursday Western Association op
ems it's season; Ohio and PENNSYLVANIA
League opens its season; Opening OF
annual spring golf tournament at At
lantic City; Three-I League opens Is
season Carolina Association of Bias
bali Clubs opens its season, John sum
,mers VS.. kid" Sullivan, - rounds
at Baltimore.
Friday-New England League opens
its season.
Saturday, Missouri A. c, Marathon
race at St Louis; Chicago Pnrdu.
track meet at Lafayette, Ind; Inter
scholastic track and field champion
ships at University of Missouri; At
Ilantlc Association Of Baseball Clubs
opens its season; Brown-WilliamS
track meet at Williamstown, Mass
New England interschoastic cham
pionship games at Harvard UnivoT
sity: Gcorgotown-New York Uniyer
sity beat race on the Potomac.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-04-27
A Fashionable CoIfrure.

Hairdressing is truly All art In
these days of exquisite coiffures aud
Il requires taste as we'll AS skill TO
accomplish some OF the coiffures de-
signed for women of fashion. Wavei
effects continue extremely fashion
able and sometimes the coIffura is
entirely lost amidst the mass of
waves into which the hair is undu-
lated. There are puffs and curls OF
all kinds, however, TO add an appro.
pirate touch to the waves. and when
these are not used. the long. Eng
liah braids are brought into service.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-04-27

From now on he leaders of congress
vii work rapidly, paying heed to the
appropriation bills first and their
own pet local measures afterwards.
whether President Roosevelt Will
submit to the ultimatum of the Re
publican leaders Is not certain. 1t is
reported by some of his friends that
he will try to upset their plans BY
inducing enough congressman to act
Min 1Ln nnmnnrala who uga--...-l------ =
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-04-27
Do Your Duty.

do your whole duty and keep
your mouth shut" is an uD-to1late
variant OF trust in God and keep your
powde4 dry"
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-04-27

for the consideration
ton he has recOmmet
the president can indq
sarv twcnty-ninc RepS
hers to Join with the y
overthrow gag rule. is
matical. and not pr0babl
non machine holds them
and their local legisiatic
paign funds for the elect
in close districts is rn'lel
of the machine; and b
dare to defy it,
The campaign for the n
presidential candidates G
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-04-27
a Serious Problem,

What in the world does the state Of
Massachusetts do with 10000 more
women than men?-IOrain Times
Herald.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-04-27
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
At Cincinnati.

At CINCINNATI.
Cincinnati, April 2G.-Timely hit
ting gave Cincinnati an easy victory
Score.
Cincinnati NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
st. Louis ,.,.....,..-....'' u q
Batteries-Coahey and Schlet;
Raymond and Hostetter,
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-04-27
NEW CHILDRENS HOME
DEDICATED AT DU QUOlk

4 dispatch from Du Quoin, Ill.,, says
The nov On Quoiu Children LLQuAG-
Ia. 1T
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-04-27

A u-s:cal and dramatic novelty
win anpcar 81 the Cairo opera house
On Saturday May 2ud. Little Chip auI
,,0re Marble and a big aggregation OF
myers and fuH-makers will appear
in q A-bar's production. Dream
Cir" "r Edgar Smith and Victor
Hrrt.rt It is said to be a radical
departure from the regular run Of
musical comedies The plav deals
With .5a sudden Transformation of a
surnurIan village into a lar-e and
prosperous city through a sudden
boom in real estate property From
plain country folks. the residents be
come ue-Fle Of wealth and fashion.
aTirth and music reign supreme until
the sudden collapse Of the boom
which is brought about in novel and
Ingenious manner
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-04-27
And the Least vaIushle.

OF all vain things excuses are the
sainest:-Buxtons u.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-04-27
At CHICAGO.

Chicago. April 26.-Chicago-Pitts
burg, rain.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-04-27
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

st. Chicago, rain,
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-10-29

Presiding Elder, A. II. Barnes, Of
Marshal, was in the city Monday on
his way to attend conference at Wen
mar, Mo.
Remember to vote tor VIM. J..
Williams for constable Of Moreau
township next Tuesday. He will at
tend strictly to business without fear
or favor. Vote for him.
Pinules for the Kidneys, 30 days trial
81 90. Hundreds Of people testify to the
merit of this preparation in the relief of
kidney trouble, rheumatism, luinbago,
hackache. Pinules act directly on the
kidneys. purify the blood and make you
feel like a new person. They one the
system. Sold by Globe Drugstore.
After Sunday it will be lawful to
kill quail and deer, if you can find
them and shoot straight enough,
Wild Turkeys are supposed to be
safe for another month.
Fred Monscss, who is a candidate
to succeed himself as assessor, ha,
filled the place so well that his RECORD
will elect him BY a larger majorit,
than before. He is now rounding W
his work in Versailles, and will b,
through this week. All the Republi
cans will vote for him and. all tn,
Democrats ought to, ana SO make i
unanimous.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-10-29


Mrs. Claude Kidweii left last Sun
day raorning f,r Nampa. Idaho, to
see he. ,sther who is quite low with
lropsy. Claude accompanied her as
far AS Kansas City, and his father re-
ccivcd a telegram from the hospital
there telling him Claud vas hurt and
to come at once. lie went up on
the Wednesday morning train. We
og.d learn no further ~partIcu!ars.
We understand the Morgan County
Democracy will open their campaign
next Wednesday and arrange Tor their
biennial trip up Salt Creek. Here's
Ink to them and a good time.
Ir Ia[ian' a chorus of 5000 voices
sang'''ihc' Star Spangled banner
and ''Amer,ca." in honor o! tie hat
tie ship fleet. u the 'apanat rt oplc
IN w the words Of thore'aiTingran-
lhc,nt ,'N,y know o-rsethih" tina, Z,
one fmer'can batt:btt in "a hundred
, knows,
Thd Ia,aIssenalin.and bah II r The
! Versa Hes High School Girls Baskel
s Ball tear, arrived last Monday and
the girls 1iaue already had two, full
days Of practice and will soon be
ready 70 aocelt all CHALLENGES
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-10-29
LOCAL NEWS.

Fine framed pictures almost given
away at T.. A.. Williams.
For Sale.-The cheapest
home in Versailles. See J. w. Nc
Clelland.
Mr.. +. II. Hoerman, Of Washing
ton, Kas., was in town a couple OF
DAYS this week attending to matters
on his big farm southwest of town.
Rings Little Liver pills for biliousness,
sick headache, muddy complexion They
tone the liver; do not grippe. They keep
you we'll. BIC. Sold by Globe Drug
store.
Mr.. Dell Keller, manager of the
Franklin Hudson Publishing Co., Of
Kansas City, was in Versailles the
first of the week on business connect
ed with the Hudson estate.
Eupion Oil is the best for all pur-
poses, especially the incubator, 8
gallons for 80 cents, at +. A. Will
hams.
While talking of bank guarantee,
what is the matter with a newspaper
Y guaranteed That sort Of a guarantee
would fill a long felt want. Figure it
out.
Foley's Honey and Tar cures coughs
quickly, strengthens the lungs and ex-
p,ls colds. Get the genuine in a yellow
package.
81 Sold by all druggists.
las. p. Hunter and wife left last
Friday evening for Portland, Oregon,
where they will make their home for
awhile. May they find it a pleasan,
place to live, and prosperity in
plenty.
The "Old Reliable" Kidwcll Fur.
niture and Undertaking establishment,
can supply your wants, and at lowest
prices.
W. S. Gibbs left Friday morning
over the Mo. Pacific for Jefferson
City to attend the Stewards Associa.
ton of the Marshall District, M. T.,
Church South, which convened there
Friday afternoon. He returned by
the way of Eldon and reports 4 very
pleasant trip.