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The Cairo bulletin., 1909-08-15
WOULD YOU?

You speak of your neighbor with
envy, because his investments
have paid
You are saddened w hearing him
boasting concerning the mill
ions he's made
You look at the house he is building
and you pass on your way with
sigh;
You think YOU are mighty unlucky
and are constantly wondering
why;
You look on your neighbor with envy
and think that his fortune is
good,
But would you-just think the thing
over-be anyore else if you
could?
You speak of John d. and of Morgan
rs e they had all that is best,
AS if they were favored by fortune
AMI earth's greatest glories
possessed;
You GO 10 your desk in the morning
ana wonder how long it will
b
Before YOU may turr from your mas
teIs aad hold mp your head and
be free.
You think that your burdens areI
heavy, in sorrow YOU speak OIL
ycur plight
But would you-iust think the thing
over-te anyone else if you
might?
You sneak of the men who are play
ing. while YOU must he toiing
awav.
AS the favorite childre-. Of fortune
and often YOU pause in dismay |
You read of the triumphs of others in
science, in art and in trade.
And yor wish You were favored with
talents such as they have
doubtless displayed
Unkncw0t YOU stand pensiye at places
where men who were famous
hare stood
But would you-just think the thing
over-be anyone else If you
could?
IS. f Kiser. in Record Herald.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-08-15
VAN OSTEN'S BAND
Of MOUND CITY
WILL PLAY FOR TAFT DEMON.
STRATloN IN oCToBER-MAk.
ING GOOD RECORD IN NEIGH
BORING TOWNS.

Van Osten's Mound City Band. -
strong, is one OF the finest musical or.
<anizations ir this section and is max
Ing an enviablo record for itself IN
Ter the totorship of Prof Van Osten
If this city # has been playing en-
,agcments at various celebrations
md gatherings in neighboriug cities
md will on the 18th inst. go to Gin
on, Ky to provide music all day for
he grand picnic aad logrollng of the
Woodmen of the World This band
augmented from Cairo acd st. Louis
20 the number Of - members. will
provide music for the Taft demon.
i'ration here on October 2G. and a
rcditahle performance : assured. r.
vas Prof Van Ostcn's banl which
made the music for the Roosevelt
demonstration at Memphis. or the o.,
aston of his river trip He is a fin,
musician and q successful organizer
ind leader In the Mound City band
he has lot of young Nor. and some
who are not so Young, who are en-
ihusiastic musicians and are deter
ni"ed 10 constitute a band that shat
make 4 lasting record for itself
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-08-15
Two New Planets prscovAred-

The news from Paris is that "
Guillot has discovered two more plan.
cts, away out beyond Neptune. one
$500 millions of miles from the sun
and the other still farther away This
is doubling the diameter Of the solar
system. These planets have not yet
been seen. VI. Guillot has discovered
them automatically which is the
way Neptune was discovered. but lie
yerrier's calculations We're immediate
ly followed by visual tests. NJ Gull
lots claims will have to wait till 1912
before an actual demonstration is due
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-08-15

mod ro5-s would be IL a1na'y
long
\ common policy of congress has
been when the construction of q new
1hlic building was determined or to
select as its siJe one of the public
la.ks, or a part Of o public park These
reservations Ike tine ST cts ano
avenues in the District OF C3ldm ~
are not owned by HE city OF Washing,
ton bat by the United states The
loliey OF setting nap public structures
m tic city parks brought protest from
the citizens OF Washington, who see
that this policy, ii persisted in would
convert the park space in the city into
building sites Tho people Of Wash
ingfon ON The whole consider beauty
one Of he assets of the c.ty.and want
the PARKS preserved as beauty spots
and recreation ceeterH They object
'hat the national government should
treat the parks Of 'A' capital as Va.
cant Edidi.~ 'o..
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-08-15
Better Than Spanking.

Spanking does not cure children of
bed wetting. There is a constitution
Il cause for this trouble Mrs VI
summers. Box w. More Dame. Ind.
will send free to any mother her sue
cessful home treatment, with fun in
structions- Send no money. but write
her today If your children trouble You
in this way. Don't blame the child.
the chances are it can't help It. This
treatment also cures adults and aged
people troubled with urine difficulties
By day or night.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-08-15
Valuable Pneumatic MIX Can.

a pneumatic milk can is a novel de.
vice to insure that milk reaches the
consumer in the condition that il
leaves the dairy. The can is filed
compressed air previously sterilized
IL pumped into il. and the cover is
locked. On opening a valve the milk
is forced out as desired by the pres.
sure of the confined air. Dust and in
sects cannot enter. and it is impos-
sible TO change OF adulterate the con.
tents OF the can without breaking
the lock and removing the cover
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-08-15
Schedule Of Presidents Trip.

Monday. Oct. %, 1909
Arrive St. Louis Qron Mountain
RaiIroad), 7:27 a. m. $50 a. IN.
breakfast as guest OF the Commercial
Club in the st. Louis Club, II a m.
address in Coliseum to 1000 people
, y. H. luncheon jefferson Hotel, a.
guest of the Business Mems League
No address. 1 p. m, East st. Louis
dedication of government building.
Leave st Louis =. M, by tbs
steamboat Mississippi, the boat Of the
Mississippi river commission.
Tuesday, October 2G.
Arrive Cape Girardeau a, IN. Ad
lress from boat
Leave Cape Girardeau : a. M
Arrive Cairo, ILL.,, l. m. Address
from boat.
Leave Cairo. H. p. m.
Arrive Hickman, Ky, 1 p. m Adj
lress from boat
Leave Hickman, KY, 8 p. m.
Wednesday, October p
Arrive Memphis, Tenn, S a. m. Ad-
dress.
Leave Memphis, Tenn. IL m.
Arrive Helena, Ark, .. m Ad
Iress from boat.
Leave Helena, Ark. : p. m.
Thursday October %
Arrive Vicksburg, Miss. o p. m
Address
Leave Nicksburg II p m.
Friday, October %.
Arrive Natchez, Miss, ! a m Adj.
lress.
Leave Natchez 9 a. m.
Arrive Baton Rouge, La, S D. m
Leave Baton Rouge p. m
Saturday, October so
Arrive New Orleans. La. S a. M
$50 p m, address in convention.
Sunday. October 81.
In New Orlea~s
Monday. November l.
Leave New Orleans. La (Illinois
lentral RailrUadD. "a. IN.
Arrangements at Cairo.
Mayor Parsons desires to have the
.ctiye interest OF the Commercial
hub and Board Of Trade in making
he ARA gemcnis for Cairo The
cannot he as elaborate
Is on the occasion of President
{oosevelts visit because there will
e 40 street procession: but a demon
tUation as elaborate and impressive
IS possible under the circumstances
viii be made The mayor desires to
iFit s. Loris with representatives Of
he two organizations named fer the
purpose Of discussing details with Sec
-tar Saunders. Both President Smith
# the Commercial Club and 'Tcsident
Aisthorpe OF tie Ebard of Trade are
rat of the city. and on their retura
he MAYOR Will bring the matter to
heir notioe II is desired To visit St
gouis some day this week.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-08-15

one mile and two hundred yards
writes J. Harry Shannon in the Illus
irated Sunday Magazine.
Consult "a map of Washington city
md note a large park of irregular
shape beginning al the west end OF
The capitol grounds and extending
westward more than a mile. joining
the south side of The White House
grounds This is the Mall The east
nd q The tTee-Erowu and flower
lecked tract IS occupied by Ire Ma
,ioral Botanic garden ard fo lie west
are the headquarters OF The United
States fish commission. the Army Med
ical museum. the National museum
and tho Smithsonian institution. the
department of agriculture. the bureau
Of engraving and printing and the
Washington monument. OhliCueIy.
and TO the northwest. runs Pennsyl-
vania avenue from the Peace monu-
mont at one entrance 20 the capitol
grounds. 10 the treasury building IS
squares away Between the Mall and
the great avenue are about 25 hu.lt-ur
blocks. trayersed bv three avenues
Missouri. Louisiana and Ohio-and
streets. Third to Fifteenth and b and
4 inclusive.
II is an old plan 10 restore this
truncatod triangle. or frapezoid. If you
viii. To The public domain that The
Mall may De extended 20 Pennsylvania
avenue. and that federal buildings. as
the government needs them. or as con
gress elects. shall be built along the
south SIDE Of this great way ia a set
ting OF green gardens
That the national government needs
buildings iu Washington is fact The
building program authorized bv CON
Cre=z has l.Fe- Sept pace sith The
need for huii2ings Two Of the II
ecutive departments the department
% commerce and labos and abe DO
partment OF ilstiCa-aEe housed in
rented quarters ana a list Of govern
ment bureaus. divisions and Offices in
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-08-15
SOME FAST WORK DONE
Concluded from First Page).

York. second Time. 2j.093-5.
Throwing 56-pound weight. ].
Talbot. Kansas City won; Ralph
Rose, second Dista- ce. 1854 feet.
Javelin throw Ralph Rose won: b.
Gish. second Distance. l41 feet I
inches.
Mile relay race-Far West won
MiId.e West. second: East, third.
Time. 1923 So.
Total points: Seattle A. e. &C.:
Olympic Club. San Francisco 81: Chi
cago Athletic Association. &c: New
York Athletic Club. Il. Ka-sas CitT
Athletic Club. II: Multnomah Ath.
letic Club. Portland ): Boston Ath.
letic Association. ); Mott Haven. 3.
unattached. ); Missouri Athletic
Club. 2 Total. 49,
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-08-15
Mrs. Kelley in the West.

Mrs. Florence Kelley has been in
tie vest organizing and giving fresh
lie to tie Consumers leagues OF
that part of the country. Mrs. Kelley
thinks that very much depends upon
the attitude of women in buying to
compel good work on the part OF
manufacturers. refusal to take goods
without the label soon making mer-
chants eager TO produce such goods
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-08-15
REFUSE TO HAUL IT DOWN.

Ca-ca, Aug. 1.-THE Cretan gov.
eminent summoned the chamber of
deputies to meet this afternoon. Ow.
'ng to the refusal of the deputies to
agree to the removal OF the Greek
dag, the -four ministers will resign.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-08-15
Staunation Means Defeat.

One grows or stagnates. Stagna
ton Is not good for any one. To be
IN touch with the progress OF the
world one must keep in touch With the
lie that makes it progress. and ev
cry man and woman plays ONE part
IN this.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-08-15
FLAG BEING GUARDED.

Paris, Aug. lt.-Canoa aiyiccs say
2 detachment Of Cretan militia guard
the Greek flag raised by the ISLANDERS
Many armed bands are arriving from
the mountains.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-08-15
OUT ON $4,000 BOND.

Pine Bluff Ark Aug. ti-Bail Of
W. Y. Els who shot and killed y. p
Willis Of indianapolis at Little Rock
was fixed this afternoon at s10.00a
Bondsmen were secured and the de-
PENDANT was released from Jail.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-08-15
Entered NJ the Cairo Postoffice ~ secone
class N all Matter.
CIRCULATION STATEMENT.

Average number of complete and
perfect copies of The Cairo Bull
letin printed daily and Sunday
during the year 1908. ........ 20o4
Average number of complete and
perfect copies of The Cairo Bull
letin printed daily and Sunday
during the month OF July, 1919 213o
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-08-15

The above is a correct statement OF
the circulation of the Cairo Bulletin
for the year 1908 and for the month
of July. 1909.
CLYDE SULLIVAN,
Business Manager.
Subscribed and sworn TO before me-
this 5th day of August, 1909
LEO j. KLEB,
Notary Public.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-08-15
WON 81 MILE RACE.

ST Louis. Aug. 14-carl Schuette,
of Kansas City with a handicap of four
minutes. won the q mile Forest Park
road race this afternoon. Time hour
and J minutes.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-08-15

The Bulletin 10 on sale at the fol-
lowing places:
Coieman'a 214 Eighth Street.
Halliday House News Stand.
Blue Front Restaurant.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-08-15
ARRANGING FOR
PRESIDENT s TRIP
LETTER FROM SEc'Y SAUNDERS
TO MAYOR PARSONS GIVING
OFFICIAL ITINERARY.
CAIRO DEMONSTRATE
To Be Agreed Upon at Conference in
st. Louis This Week by Com
mlttee of Cairo Citizens,
Says Mayor.

Yesterday Mayor Parsons received
from Capt. d. F. Saunders, secretary
of the Deep Waterways Association
at st. Louis, the following communi-
cation with reference to the itinerary
of President Taft, which takes the
place of all other previous announce
ments;
Office of the Secretary,
704 Locust Street,
ST. Louis, August -, 1909.
Hon. George Parsons, Mayor Cairo.
Illinois.
My dear Mr. Parsons: MIR, Fred w,
Carpenter, secretary to President
Taft, telegraphs us that the President
desires the schedule which we attach
carried ont for his river trip, and he
adds in his telegram:
Please get into communicates
with the local committees at the yari
Gus points where We stop and submit
as soon as possible detailed programs
Of the Presidents visit.
We shall he very grateful to you If
YOU will take care of the Cairo ar
rangoments, and as soon as possible
come to st Louis and let us have the
detailed program SO that we may for
ward it to the President,
If you will telephone or Wire us
beforehand. we will see that you, Mr.
w X. Kavanaugh president OF the
association, Mr. O. l.. Whitelaw, act
ing president of the Business Mems
League, and myself viii have an hour
or two. free from interruption, TO talh
over the Cairo plars
Sincerly yours.
w F. SAUNDERS.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-08-15

2rtHI street winch
hiSpcts The nation
ot capital from
Rock creek on the
northwest 70 the
AuacOstid river on
the southeast then
crosses d at
stream aud climb
the hills hey Ond
This section of the
avenue with which
this story has TO
deal is that be
tween the capitol
and the treasury
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-08-15

Ansco cameras, Cyko paper. profes.
sional and amateur photographers
supplies. Brewers Drug Store. ll13
Washington avenue.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-08-15
PLAN FOR BUILDING
NEW GOVERNMENT STRUCTURES
IN WASHINGTON.
Would Mean Great Change in Fem.
syIVania Avenue-Citizens Object
to Further Use of TIE
Public Parks.

4 marked change impends in the
aspect of Pennsylvania avenue, the
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-08-15

Well 10 Ave d 9Th.
Troubles spring from idleness and
grievous tolls from useless care
Franklin.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-07-23
LA CASA LDGUBRE

miss Summerson la proposition que dignas hacere-
respondi6 mi tutor evando la al Gordon de la campa
nila-Niss Smerson agradece cual debe bue
intencones, desea muy buenas noches mucha
prosperdad.
-5Que quereis decir ESQ., pregunto NJ Guppy ago
aplazamiento?
Una negativa absolute = respondi6 NJ Jaru-
dyce
-iQue oigo caballero! vos, Jobng ell amigo
mas lea que sempre he credo daras brazo mi madre
sacara de aqui de permr que permaneciese
pOr mas tempo lugar donde " para NADIA Sc
cesita.
Mistress Guppy neg6 empero a marcharse no quiso
nj Or hablar de clio.
Said vos-dijo mi tutor Que sgnfica semejante
negativa? Por ventura mi hjo vale tanto ea2
5C6mo no estais avergonzadoa Salid Said de aquf
-Senora, observad que mandais sar de mi casa-con
test6 mi tutor
-iY este que importaHrepuso mistress Guppy-Si os
parece somos POGO para vos, id buscar quen vaga
mas. Id, id buscarlo.
La pronttud con que mistress Guppy haba pasado de
La algeria mas expansive al enOo mas terrible dejo de
sorpendeme 10 parecer la indignaba ell que
moviamos de nuestro sitio.
-jPor que no vais a buscarlo? exclam6: id
buscar quen bastante para vuetra vandad que os
detiene?
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-07-23
POR CARLOS DICKEN

de quieta) que hubo tempo que la magen
de Summerson esuvo gravada mi coraz6n que e
hice preparedness de matrimonio.
--EIsto he sabido--contest0 mi tutor.
-Circ1ftsancias del odo Independence de mi voun
tad-dijo II. Guppy debilitaron certa epoca la I'M
preston de aquea magen epoca asi debo proclamaro
que la conducta de miss Summerson fue noble magnan
es decide.
-Actualnente, caballero, halo tai disposition
de amino que he de correspondent magnanima cOnduc
ta-excam6 M. Guppy,-prObando a miss Summerson que
puedo elevarme altura la cua quizas crela
eapaz de egar Conozco que la magen grabada otre
tempo mi corazn por momeno crei borrada ha
quedado 6I profundamente impresa su Influenza mi
ncontrastable cediendo poder renuevo, despe
cho de rcunsancias que nadie capaz de domnar
miss Summerson la proposition que tuve e honor
de dirigre antes de ahora deposito pies la
de Wacot Square, mi titulo, mi diploma mi persona,
gandoe que dgne aceptarlo
En- efeeto-dijo mi tutor,-vuestra conducta es mag
mamma.
Mi aspiration mas viva es la anmdad-exclam0
tono sincere NJ GuppyMas creais que considere
desvenaosa para mi la proposition que hago miss Sum-
merson; NADIA de esto asi opinan tamben mis- amigos
Certas crcunstancas han producdo cieras mutacones
que pueden puesta parang6n las desvenajas
de clio resulta casi el equilibrio.
-Cabaero. tomo mi cargo el contestar nombre de-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-07-23
"A. g l.5O

Gs dc mueh& utihdad, no s6le para
so5 Abogadoa, Cortea Jadsialsc, Xyu1-
e@,r3e7toa, Corpornciones y snpiea01D
10 todos lop ramos, Kino tambi6n para
Pos comerciantes, industriales = perss-
ras lie negocios, 81 eonoeimiente Dc las
leyes de Puerto Rico eprsbadas psr
las Camaras y el Cunsejo Executive u
81 nasado afiO de 1907.
Sc venden S1.B0 eu Ii nbrerfG QsI
BoIoFd Loroan1M
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-07-23

HlHSuHH dSuHIO Oo lnCcreS JuQlclaE IS
Sc ha registrado esta maiiana en- Ia
cficina del attorney general.
Manana sabadO, Sc vera ante ell Co
misionado de la Corte Federal en- Ma
yaguez, una investigation contra ell Sc
nor Francisco Gaudier, para respon-
der de una denuncia en- Ell juicio que
sc sigue tambien al senior Jose A.
Gaudier, por fraude en- correos.
En- Ponce fueron detemidos Eugenio
Auffant. Juan Campo Lauro Ro--
crguez por sospechar que son auto
res incendio ocurrido en- La tienda del
Frimero.
Ha estado en- San Juan, el distingui-
do poeta don Clemente Ramirez de
Arellano, de Manati.
Ha regresad9 de Coamo, el doctor
don Rafael del Valle miembro del Con
sejo Executive.
Sc asegura q. con motive del nombra-
miento de Mr.. Willouhby para un ear
so importante del gobierno de Was
hington, habra una combination en- los
altos puestos de Puerto Rico
Ha sido arrestado en- Caguas, Ma
nuel Metro Gimenez, quien Sc acu-
sa de I'm hurto cometido en- la residen-
cia de Fermin Martinez.
Hace como 7 meses que le fue--
ron sllstraldas varlas carretillas de
los hermanos Behn en- Santurce, result
tando ser autor de dicho hurto el indi-
viduo Pedro Oliver, que Sc encuentra
sufriendo condena en- la carcel de Are
cibo por otros robos, el cual ha sidos
averiguado por las investigaciones
practicadas por ell sargento Castillo
nes la Corte de Distrito de Arecibo.
Han embarcado para Italia. las se--
noritas Poncenas, Consuelo Aselas
Meme haca, quienes con el auxilio de
|aquel Ayuntamiento, saguiran una ca
rrera artistca en- Milan. Oja7a resul-
ten estrellas de primera magnitud en-
ell cielo del arte..
En- breve embarcara para EspaiIa
nuestro amigo don Antonio Figueras
Cerda, comanditario de la importan--
te firma Sucesores de Rosees Ca.
de ArecibO.
En- la noche del 80 del corriente a
Las $50 de la misma ell individuO Fran
cisco Baiz, tiro dos punaladas al su--
jeto Eduardo Vizo,> no habiendole eau
|sado dailo.
Ell Baiz fue arrestado por ell Guar
via ADdl 1OAOHC L uCHCCS, piazza 'uuultEO
16O y puesto adisposici6n del Hon
Juez Municipal. Ell hecho ocurrio en-
la calle de San Francisco de esta ciu--
dad.
En- la noche de aver las II fu6
escalada la casa de Ventura Delgado
Torres, caIlejon de "Gambaro" n1--
nero 1, por la individual Josefina Fuen
tes, hurtandole varias prendas de yes
tlr. Fue arrestada por ell cabo Castor
Motta, P. l., y puesta a disposition de
la Hon. Corte Municipal.
Anoche en- ell Hotel ella Espanola,:
lie fue sustraido al huesped Felipe Rios
I'm par de zapatos de 400 dollars, ig-
norandose quien sea ell autor del he
cho La policia hace gestiones por des
cubrirlo.
III 6ia 1S del cOrrinntn on n1 mo-.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-07-23
MA0NE SlA AEREADA ANTlRIL 1854
DE- J. M, BLANCO

Con su aso desaparece el ex-
srehim1ento, indigestion, dolo-
res de cabeza, jaqueca, bills,
Acido del est6mago, en- general
todos los desarreglos producidos
oor el estomago 6 intestinos.
FARMACIA DE BLANCO
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-07-23
4
Mas noticiaa

Ningllnn asunto de interes judicial
Sc ha registrado esta maiiana en- la
cficina del attorney general.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-07-23

Ell dia Is del corriente EN- ell pue---
bio de Ciales, fue sorprendida una ju-
gada 10 prohibido (MONTE) habien-
Go arrestado IL individuos ocupan-
do dinero titles. 81 servicio fue
prestado por ell jefe del Distrito, Fran.
cisco Santos, y guardias Joaquin Mo-
rales, plaza n1merO 13O, Quintin NAL
donado nlmero 449 Eliceo Perez
nmero 663. 8,
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1909-12-17
AFTER COLLEGE-WHAT?

In an address recently delivered by
Governor Hughes to the men of Yale,
the governor declared that if the col
lege men mixed up in corrupt legis-
lation could be induced to reform, the
greater part of corrupt legislation
would be eliminated. The governor OF
New York has had much experience
with corrupt legislators. He is a col
lege man and knows the class of men
who are corrupting legislation.
The argument of Governor Hughes
address was that the college man.
owing to his greater training, was 10 be
held responsible for more good to the
world than the man who has not had
the training More is expected of
him. not for his own selfish self. but
for the country and for humanity in
general. College men are pointing
with pride to the fact that more and
more the leaders in the worlds activ-
tiles are men of their own kind. II
takes such men as Governor Hughes
to point ont to college men that more
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1909-12-17

@s.os AetD.
University Calendar

December 11-Prof G. A Eliwood al
Social Science club. "Eugenics, the
Making of Higher Race"
December 1S-G. a. Clark. OF lie,
land Stanford University, at the Scien,
titic association. Subject: The
Alaska Fur Seal and the Problems of
the Fur Seal Commission
December 21-Chemistry lecture,
Prof. ". q. Brown, University Assem-
bly,.
December 22-4 p. M. to January /
S a. H.. Christmas holidays.
January Prof. y. NJ. Trenholme at
Social Science club, Newer View
points OF History"
January 1O-Stereopticon lecture in
university auditorium by Gilbert Nc
Clurg. lecturer and traveller.
January 1l-Astronomy lecture.
Prof. Ii. " Reese, University Assem-
bly,.
January LIE. II. Downey at Social
Science club, Modern Economics and
the Benevolent Order of Nature
January 13-St. Louis Symphony
Orchestra.
January lS-Geology lecture, Prof
c. +. Marbut, University Assembly.
January 2l-The Rev c. T.. Burgess
at Social Science club, Socialism and
the Teachings OF Jesus
January 81 to February ., Mid-year
examinations.
February 1.S-Entrance cXamina-
tionS
February s, 10 a. m.-Opening as
sembly Of second semester
February Glass work in all de-
partments begins.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1909-12-17
FOR THE AD CLUB.

Suppose the University Ad Club
should take it upon itself to start a
campaign for the purpose OF getting
more favorable consideration for the
university from the general assembly.
Suppose that every county club in the
University should take steps to prop
erly inform its home representative.
Let general campaign of enlighten-
ment be started by the Ad Club to be
followed out more in detail by the
county clubs and by the alumni and
friends of the university all over the
state. Let the state press be properly
informed as to just what the state
university is. The students of the
university should learn while in the
university to have it's best interests
at heart. The university exists for
every student and it will continue to
exist for generations of students yet
to come. Every student then should
work unselfishly to do all in his power
to bring about the things which will
ultimately make for a better univer.
sity.