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The Cairo bulletin., 1908-06-15

tst-N tNA' ii'AN, MAY 1918
/ John f Rector wa..au. book
and notices, Ma 1875 49,. II.
| Fred G Fair supplies. city
| engineers office g-av 1878 /.
| Paragraph Printing ca, ~
| l.thograph bonds MAY, 1898 1876
NJ. 5. Eean feed for horse
May, 1908 .........-........ 10.
Halliday-Rittenhouae Cc. ole.
trical work, city offices, Ny
! 1908 .................#..'."... II.
Postal Telegraph Co. mes
| sages, May 1908 ......,... T..
/ Central Union Telephone Co.,
Tolls, April 1908 .......... ,.
Western Uni,n Tel c.. m s.
! sages May 1908 ........ j.
2. T Langan. Lbr, Nails, etc,
/ city Pound G bill 81 May,
1913 Observation-Disclosures. l.
Woodward Hardwa-e Co.
/ Ndsa. account of para e
bills) May 1908 ........... 3.
Red Cross Drug Store. Mise.
/ acct. Of city off ces, May.
/ l93a .,'.,... .,...... !.
NJ. {, Metzger. Mdse. acct city
offices. May, 1908 .......-. t..
T B. Reese. towels, city Off
ces. May, 1908 .......... 4.
Keuffel & Esser Co., supplies,
city engineer. May 1898 g.
Jesse Z. Miller Co. elk.
Clerks fee Ordinances Sc
and $50 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. sol.
Conrad Alba. Insurance on fire
station No, /, May 1908 ~ %.
Edward L. Gilbert, Insurance
on fire station No. ....... IT.
Chas. r. Stuart & Son, Insur-
ance on 2Sth street pump,
May, 1903 ....,......,.... 2G.
". ? Greaney, Insurance on
1eth street pump, May 1908 20
Cairo FL. and Tract Co, lights
pumps, e bills) May, 1908. 21.g
Cairo Ice and Coal Co. coal
and ice, pumps @ bils)
MAY 1905 .............. $40 ]
Smith Terrence, bcrer work.
2Sth street pump. May, 1903 a.
r. f. Cannon, coal 10Th street
pump. May, 1905 .........,. TO-
D F. Mccarthy, coal 10th
street pump, May, 1908 49,. sos )
P. 7. Langan, roo1ng, etc,
10th street pump e bills)
May 1908 ................ Pa
Charles Scott, hauling acct.
2Sth street pump, May, 1903 10
Fl f Moreland, repairs, 10th
street pump, May 1908 ,... %
Standard Oil Co, oil, 10th
street pump May, 1905. 5.
Jos. b Reed, Mdse. and re-
pairs, pumps, az bills)
May 1908 ................ Sd
Woodward Hardware Co..
Mise. acct pumps, @ blis)
May 1908 ............... 80. a
Smith Bros, Mise. order
Beard of Health. May. 1903 2.3
Harry w. Schuh, Mdse, order
Board of Health. May 1928 Is
E. A. Burke horse aud buggy,
order Board of Health, May.
1908 Observation-Disclosures. 90
Red Cross Drug Store. medi-
cine. pest house, May 1908 "a.
Dr. Jas McManrs, Prof. ser
vices order Chief May 1908 5,Ot
st. Mary Inirmary, care and
medicine Board of Health,
May, 1908 ................ III;
Kaufman Brothers. sheets. or
der health officer. May. 1903 sc
!. II. Jones, agent. ransporta-
ton, board of health, May.
1908 ................... 7.3a
!, p Crabtree, medicine, board
Of health, May 1908. ..... 2.55
sam Halliday. diver helper and
outfit al Tenth street leyae
break ........................ 90 50
& Co.. 1000 bags
and Irvine Tenth street levee
break. Observation-Disclosures. 72.6i
: A. Burke, $40 bags, Tenth
street Ievee break ...... 1850
V. b. Thistlewood, cash paid
for labor and watchmen
Tenth street levee break. 49,. 500
i. l. Powell salary librarian
May, 1908 Observation-Disclosures. G0.09
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Observation-Disclosures
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Yesterdays Cairo Temperature


The day was fair with a stiff brooze
from the northwest
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How Few Do!
italian proverb: H,ppy is the man
who does all the good he talks OF.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-06-15
sun ard Moon.

[Note: The above sun and moon
record is for Illinois and arprod.
mates the record at Cairo within a
few minutes.l
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OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS OF THE
CITY COUNCIL.

CONCLUDED from Third Page.)
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Alderman Magner introduced an
ordinance prohil iting any person en-
tering any private preris against
the consent Cf the owner or occupant
thereof under penalty or fin Of MT
less than five dollars nor mere than
twenty-five dollars for each IF pse,
which ordinance was read at length
and on molten of Aldermln Magna D..
referred to the ordinance commi-te-
Alderman Koe hler move t. =
jouTn. The moton was ado'tel
The council then al 'ou mel.
ROBT A. HATCHER.
City Clerk.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-09-07
Daredevil
CONTEST

Cincinnati, O., Sept. 5.-One week
from tomorrow is the date fixed TOT
the widest, craziest, most desperate
automobile race ever seen. The
scene of the contest probably will be
the Latonia race track, though this
has not been decided definitely. The
drivers will be Barney Oldfield. the
well-known track racer. and John
]. Ryan, a noted turf plunger.
The contest will be absolutely
unique in the history Of automobile
racing. No rules whatever will gov
ern the conduct of the drivers after
the starter sends them away. The
man who finishes first will win the
race. No cognizance will be taken
of fouls, accidents or anything else
which may happen on the track. Il
Oldfield wants to cut across in from,
of Ryan. ne may do so. risking his
life and that OF his opponent. Ryar
has equal privileges. The contest
H. fact, will be only question as Il
which of the two racers has the mos
nerve, also the most luck.
The match is the result OF an ar
gument in which the two racers be
came involved some time ago. Th'
race will consist of three mile heats
the winner OF two taking the race
and a side bet of $25O0. The cars t.
be used are exact duplicates.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-09-07
COMPERS after
cANNoN's SCALP

Chicago, Sept. 1.-TWO years ago
Representative Littlefield Of Maine
was the victim selected for politi-
cal slaughter by Samuel Gompers
and the American Federation OF La
tor. who were displeased at the atti-
tude Mr.. Littlefield had taken in ra-
gard to labor legislation before the
house. This year the Federation.
acting on the advise of President
Gompers. will oppose the republican
candidates for congress In general,
while Speaker Cannon Is to be made
a special object OF attack because OF
his alleged hostility to the measures
which organized labor has been try
ing to get through congress for sew
eral years past.
At Danville, the home of Speaker
Cannon, President Gompers began
the fight in person today, speaking
at the. Labor day exercises in thai
city. This is to be followed up, &C
ccrding to the plans OF the fedora
tion, by sending emmisaries into the
rural sections Of the speakers dis
trict to work against him.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-09-07
bryan MADE CENTER
LABOR DAY CELEBRATION
OPENS THREEwEEK SPEAKING TOUR IN CH1CAGO-wuL TOUR
MANY STATES IN ENEMYs COUNTRY. ENDING TRIP IN NEW
YoRK-ADDREssED LABoRToDAY ON ABUSE OF MJUNC
T1oNs-PEERLEss ONE SUFFERING FROM Bous.

Chicago, Sept. 7.-On the eve of a
three weeks speaking tour begin
ming here today, Bryan has become
the victim Of boils. When the can
didate alighted from the train at
$50 today a handkerchief protect
ed the back of his neck from contact
with the collar. The affliction de-
veloped on the trip from Lincoln.
Bryan was met at the station by
Col. J. l. Martin, sergeant-at-arms Of
the national committee, National
Committeeman Miller of Oregon and
a number of local labor leaders, ac-
companied by brass band. He was
roundly cheered as he made his way
tc a carriage that took him to tr
Auditorium Annex. where he held a
brief interview with the chiefs OF
his party.
His speaking tour will carry Bry-
an through the states of Illinois, In
diana. Ohio, West Virginia, Mary
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-09-07
PLOT MADE
TO KILL TAFT
ALLEGED THAT ASSASSINS HAVE
PLANNED TO SHOOT HIM
FROM TOP OF SKYSCRAPER
DURING VISIT TO CHICAGO.

Topeka, Sept. 7.-The State Jour
nal today prints an unsigned letter
mailed at Topeka in the latter part
of August. addressed to Judge Taft,
in which the writer warns the Re-
publican presidential nominee of an
alleged plot to assassinate him. The
letter was remailed directly by Taft
to the chief of police at Topeka.
The writer says he overheard sew
eral suspicious-looking men in a
hoxcar forming plans to assassinate
the next president. whom they said
would be Taft. They would try to
implicate some negroes The assassi-
nation was to take place in Chicago
and done with a rife from the top OF
skyscraper.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-09-07

land, Delaware. New Jersey, Rhode
Island and New York.
Bryan was the center Of Labor
day celebration that outranked SIM
liar celebrations for years. His
first public appearance was In the
reviewing stand balcony before the
national Democratic headquarters,
where a Labor day parade of ap-
proximately 10000 labor men and
women passed in review before thu
building.
After the parade Bryan was
whisked to the Iroquois club for a
luncheon and made brief talk to
the members. He then entered an
automobile to convey him to Forest
Park, where he addressed the union
men on the subject Of the abuse OF
ipjunctions. Tonight he will speak
to the electrical workers.
Today's labor parade was the
greatest. numerically, since 1892.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-09-07
FATAL BLOW FOR
ALASKA WHEAT

Washington, Sept. 7.-An agent
sent by the department of agrfcul-
ture to Juliaetta, daho, to investi-
gate the present status of the So
called Alaska wheat, said to yield
over 200 bushels per acre, today
Iaade the following statement by
wire:
Alaska yielding 25 bushels per
acre. Badly mixed. Grain inferior.
Quality soft and white. Ordinary
wheat yielding fully as much. Best
varieties much more"
An analysis recently made by the
department of agriculture shows
that Alaska wheat contains only a
little more than 9 per cent OF prc
tein, while soft winter wheat has IL
per cent. hard winter wheat 12 p"~
cent and hard spring wheat 12A per
cent.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-09-07
BRITISH TRADES
union CONGRESS

Nottingham, Sept. THE forty
first annual Trades Union Congress
opened here today with an attend
ance Of about 600 delegates. repre-
senting 1.5Q0.000 working people.
At the opening OF the congress q
message Of fraternal greeting was
read from the American Federation
OF Labor.
The congress will begin the trans
action Of serious business tomorrow.
Nearly 100 resolutions, covering the
entire field of industrial and politi-
cal problems. will receive attention
during the week.
Industrial conciliation and arbi.
tration are dealt with in several res
olutions, the principle of compulso.
ry arbitration in disputes being gen.
orally recommended. Further factory
legislation and an increase in the
number Of inspectors are asked for.
One of the resolutions proposes the
erection in London Of a trade union
hall; another urges direct govern
ment employment wherever practi
cable. The Shop Assistants unior
suggests the possibility OF amalga
nation of the trade union congress
, and the labor party and the Genera
! Federation of Trades unions as re
| CARDS an annual conference. Th'
dockers propose the appointment o
minister of labor, and the Roya
Army Clothing Department Employ
es asks for a labor day demonstra
tion to demand an 8-hour day.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-09-07
SAID ARREST
WILL FOLLOW
FOUL MURDER Is EXPOSED BY
FINDINGS OF CORONER'S NJ
QUEST IN BACHUS CASE-O9-
FICERS ON TRAIL.

Although the coroner's inquest
showed that ]. M. Bachus, th9
young Giffrd farmer, met his death
from rife bullet instead of through
an explosion OF lamp, no arrests
have been made, despite the fact
that suspicious circumstances sur.
round the case and point strongly to
a foul murder. which still remains .
mystery. Sheriff Harry Lydon loft
this morning for Clifford, where hs
will continue the examination and
attempt to weave the threads OF sus-
picion which will bring the murder
er to the bar Of justice.
That the county onncials havo
some tangible clues is believed be-
cause of their extreme reticsnt. and
arrests are expected to follow the
Investigations OF the sheriff. Bschu0
was found lying near his doorstep
in his undergarments. with no shoes
on. He was terribly burned, his
charred body being almost unrecog-
nizable. his hands burned from his
wrists and his face blaclsned BY The
flames from the burning house.
His eye was almost out OF the
socket. and hole in the back Of the
neck showed where bullet had en-
tered and ployed its way through the
brain. where 1t lodged against the
skull above the eye. Mrs. Bachus.
the 22-year-old wifs OF the dad
farmer. still clings to her original
story Of the lamp explosion. but Shs
is 20 wrought up by the tragedy thse
she has not been closely Questione0
by the oficers, but ~ soon - she n
in condition TO discuss ths afsSv
It II believed shs will give the o.
GERS some information G. p. AddisOa,
a barber, formerly employed -
Peck. rests under thu suspicioa q
some Of the citisefis OF Clifford b.
cause Of foF1ner attentions hs n a.
ieged to have paid to the wifs q
Bachus.
| Addison has not been in tn
country for several months. but last
week he returned. and this gives riss
to the suspicious Of many Of the rso.
idents Of the Clifford country. The
citizens are wrought up over tn
murder, although It II said thers h
no danger Of violence. a. It IL BE-
;: lieved the developments which VIII
naturally follow the investigates
will bring some one into the tolls q
the law.
That Mrs, nachus viii he ahle n
, give some Information to the %.
, GERS IL believed. To free herself from
all suspicion she must tell another
story, for neighbors heard rifla
shot prior to the fire. and the pres
ence of the bullet in the brain of thu
! quiet farmer d'scredits the story o.
. the lamp explosion.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-09-07
TAFT LEAVES
FISHING GROUND
'oURNEYS TO CINCINNATI TO
LAKE UP ACTIVE WORK OF
CAMPA1GN-REAR PLATFORM
! SPEECHES EN- ROUTE,

MIDDLE Bass. Sept. 7.-Yacht,
s seo anu trolley will be utilized to-
s.., Any, 20 convey Taft and party to San
s,.s sSssy by way of Fremont, where a
d., & Will be made to the home OF
nerford ~.M B. Hayes. The party
~ ~ reach Sandusky late today and
w., u,lectiy to the home Of Edward
r~ .sn' to be his guests until tomor-
a., tuesday morning Taft begins a
Aoa es OF speeches at the soldiers
Mach 70 be continued until he
\ sn cincinnati that night. He
ana,,ahe rear Platform speeches al
Lsr;ussk Lusky y and Cincinnati. Before
se.t,a iaft said he had enjoyed hi.
reception thoroughly.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-09-07
OPENING DAY
PUBLIC SCHOOL
ENROLMENT SHOWS TERN
WILL BE HEAvY-HIGH SCHOOL
HAS ATTRACTED MANY FROM
OUTSIDE DISTRICTS.

The public schools opened this
morning with a large enrolment.
both In the high school and grades.
and the work OF assigning classes
was completed today. In the grades
the enrolment is about the same as
last year.
The high school enrolment will
be larger than ever before, but the
figures have not been totaled Rough
ly speaking, however there will be
about 1875 pupils. while 700 stu
dents will be in the grades. The
morning session was given over to
enrolment and class assignment,
while the afternoon was spent by the
teachers in preparing class programs
and giving examinations to pupils
who are compelled to pass an en-
trance examination.
A pleasing feature Of the enroll
ment is the large number Of outside
students, especially in the high
school. Attracted by the excellent
course offered, students are arriving
from many country districts. and the
fact that they are entering at tha
opening OF the term assures the out
side pupils an even footing with To-
cal children.
All OF the teachers are present
with the exception of Miss Harwick
who has been delayed In British Co
lumbia because OF the strike on the
Canadian Pacific railroad. She VIII
arrive tomorrow morning. Prof
! Henry p. Gilbert, who will have
charge Of the sciences. arrived from
! Illinois last night and began hi
work this morning.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-09-07
HEARST ROAS1S
G0MPERS,BRYAN
IN LABOR DAY SPEECH AT DAv.
EXPORT SAYS BRYAN CALLED
WORKING MEN PUBLIC BEG.
GARS"-SCORES GOMPERS.

Davenport, Sept. w. r. Hearst
delivered an address today in the
Labor day celebration. devoting 1t to
an attack on Gompers. Bryan and
Gov. Haskell of Oklahoma, treasurer
of the Democratic national commit
tee. He told the audience that neith-
er Of the old parties were In sympa-
thy with the working man. He said
that a year ago when the working
men we're at Washington arguing
for what they honestly believed was
best for themselves and families
Bryan called them public beggars. :
He said that Haskell was a mem.
ber Of a secret citizens alliance
Thomas l.. Hisgen, Independence
candidate for president. also spoke
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-09-07
GERMANY Will
SUPPORT HAfID

Tangier, Sept. 7.-While on his
way from this city to Fee. DR.. Vas
sci, the German consul at Tangier
the object of whose visit is reported
to be the recognition by Germany OF
Mulai Hafid as sultan Of Morocco
stopped at Kasr Ell Kebir and visited
Hafid's brother and explained the
valuable services Germany had rem
dered Hafid during the campaign
against the sultan. After the yes
sells departure Mulai Ell Abbas tolc
the members Of his encourage wha
the German consul had said.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-09-07
FOREST FIRES
STILL threaten

Duluth, Sept. ,.-Forest nres
which are menacing Wrenshall, 80
miles west Of Duluth are still burn
ing Many settlers are burned out
between, Carlton and Wrenshall
The Great Northern trains yesterday
stopped several times to pick up set
tiers left homeless. The village OF
Holman. near Grand Rapids, is re-
ported threatened.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-09-07
WANTED FOR OLD CRIME.
Man Under Arrest Suspected Of Be
ing Family Murderer.

Sherman. Tex. Sept. IA man
giving the name of "Bill Hatfield
IN Jail here, is believed to be James
Dunham. who murdered six people
a !. San Jose. Cal, 12 years ago. He is
held awaiting advices from Califor-
na.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-09-07

Newport. r. l.. Sent. THE CEN
ter OF attraction for Newport society
tcdav was the Casino. where the
twelfth annual horse show opened
under brilliant auspices. The show
will continue three days
There are 46 classes and all OF
them are we'll filed. though several
Of the most prominent exhibitors In
rrevious years are missing from the
list this year.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-09-07
KNOX PARTY
gets A SPILL
SENATOR MOTORING IN swift
ZERLAND AND MEETS WITH
A SERIOUS ACCIDENT-PARTY
THROWN INTO DITCH.

London, Sept. IA news agency
dispatch from Geneva says that Phi
lander G. Knox of Pittsburg and
Mrs. Knox were slightly hurt and
Philander, Jr, aged IS. seriously In
jured in a motor accident TODAY
While passing another automobile
the tire burst and the cars collided
Knox's car going into the ditch.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-09-07
['NE|L PLANS
lCT|vE CAMP PA|GN
.rop uEYBuRN WILL OPEN
StnS.nnpAIGN TUESDAY AT COUN.
VT MANY PROMINENT MEN
m TAKE PART.

poise, Sept. FRIDAY state He-
.hlican headquarters were opened
rooms 9, 10, II, IL, 13 and IA
.he Odd Fellows temple, corner
ninth and Idaho streets, says the
Ito, News. From now on during
sa M remainder of the campaign these
.aouarters will be maintained and
u m sct as the rendezvous Of the par
~ state Chairman Barney ONeil
.,.,es that he will leave at once for
M.,loce where he will arrange his
,ns,n,ss matters before take charge
~ po,se and take active charge OF
.he campaign. He will return some
.,me during the latter part Of the
week.
"Addison T. Smith, private sec.
,e,srv to Senator Hepburn. will be
.scretary in charge Of headquar-
tcrs" said Mr.. O'Neil, "and G. G.
netr,ch of Pocatello, who has been
,nno;nted assistant secretary, will
,lso be- one Of the prominent work
ers at headquarters. There are sew
.r,, other members OF the cleric"
,orce who were engaged during tn
c,e,iminary steps of the organic"
t,on and will be retained to assist
N the campaign work. I cam
make their names public at tn
time. expect to be able to na~'
three vice chairmen. one from this
,,tv one from the southeast and one
IN the north, in a short time. At the
present / must attend to privatt
business matters before I take charg'
o. the campaign"
Two committees are to be appoint
ed, one an advisory and the other
finance committee, the representa-
ton on the former to be by coun
ties, The finance committee will. p
soon as the organization can be per
fectsd, issue a call for funds. and Il
this work is to cooperate with tn
national finance committee. TIL
usual assessments will be levied
and political aspirants are suppose
to rally to the call for cash to assia
in electing the ticket. The expens
Of maintaining the headquarters an
staR Of oficers will be heavy. An
for that reason members Of the pa
ty are expected to help bear them.
Mr. Smith. who will have persf
nal charge Of the business Of secre
tary at headquarters. successful
performed these duties during tn
camnaigns ot 1904 and 1906. H
will be in full charge during the at
@nce Of the chairman.
When asked II any definite al
rangements had been made abot
nub'ic sneakers. either state or n;
tional, Mr.. O'Neil said:
II cannot give out ANYTHING DEF
mite at this time. The fact Of tt
matter is we have not had time
get together since the conventio
and go into these matters. Wa e,
peet. of course, that the prominel
public speakers Of the party in tn
state, as well as many Of the cand
dates themselves. will take Il
stump. Arrangements will also
made for speakers from nation
headquarters. AS soon as I retul
from the north these matters will
settled. Senator Hepburn real
opens the campaign at Council {
september 8. when he delivers h
nrst political address of the cal
paign."
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-09-07
MAD BUTCHER
KILLS HIS wife

Palo Alto, Cal, Sept. 17.-Felix
Rodriguez, a butcher, shot and killed
his wife early today. No one saw
the shooting except one OF the
slayer's two small children. Rodri-
guez appeared to be under the lnhu-
ence of liquor and threatened to Kill
himself
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-09-07
ATTORNEY KILLED BY AUTO.
st. Paul Man Meets Death While
Touring Minnesota.

St. Paul, Sept. IA telephone
message from Inaska, Mimi, near
Winona. says that Paris Fletcher, 4
wealthy and prominent attorney of
st. Paul, was killed there today in
an automobile accident.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-09-07
sHALLENBERaER WINS FIGHT
Nebraska Democratic Primary Re
turns Give Him 1000 Lead.

Omaha, Sept. practically COM
p'ete returns on the primary show
that Shallenberger leads Dahlman
by about 1000 votes in the contest
for the Democratic nomination for
governor. Dahlman has given up the
fight, and will support the nominee.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-09-07
Alabama Rural Letter Carriers

Montgomery, Ala, Sept. 7.-Good
roads and other matters OF public
interest are slated for discussion at
the sixth annual convention OF the
Alabama Rural Letter Carriers as
scciation, which began in this city
today. The convention, which Is
largely attended, will continue IN
session over tomorrow.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-09-07
Birmingham Welcomes New RI

Birmingham Welcomes New Road.
Birmingham, Ala, Sept. 1.-THE
entrance of the Atlanta, Birming'
ham and Atlantic railroad into
Birmingham was made the occasion
for an interesting celebration today
Public exercises were held In which
the participants included city onlci
ais Of Birmingham, representatives
Of the commercial organizations o
the city and executive omcials o
the railroad.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-09-07
New Record for Aerenlanes.

Paris, Sept. leon De La
Grange, a member Of the Aviation
club of France. today beat his
worlds record for aeroplanes. made
Yesterday. He was In the air 81
minutes.