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The Cairo bulletin., 1909-04-22
COUNTRY CLUB TALK
(For The Bulletin by x Ray FaberI

For The Bulletin by K Ray Faber)
Commodore Goss :-There are tw,
ways to look at this high license prep
osition. Saloonkeepers who have an
can command capital will tell you e
Iput up the license as high as YOU pleasr
provided they are allowed privilege.
to compensate them. Allow them slo
machines, wine rooms for the accom-
mediation of both sexes and apart
ments for those desiring a quiet gam.
Of poker, or where faro and roulette
may be Introduced, also the entieins
game of craps, and the license may
90 to $1,000 or $4,000, or even mere
OF course all the talking of closing on
Sunday and limited hours for week
days must cease Give these priyi-
.eges and such others as naturally go
with them, then they care little what
he charge of license is. They Will
swell the city revenue if given fair
offset for it. according to their stand
ard or as they desire it.
Major Harris = Probably so; but
this plan does not gihe with that Of
The great majority advocating large
increase in the cost of license The
increase is desired as purely a reform
measure by temperance and prohihi-
ton reformers. They do not take in,
to consideration the needs of the city
treasury. While unable to abolish sa
Icons, they desire to decrease the
number of them as much as possible
and for this purpose would raise the
cost of license as high as possible
In addition they would have all the
statutes and ordinances relating toI
saloons enforced strictly and add toI
their number. If possible they would
limit saloon hours to banking hours
and have them closed on all holidays
After accomplishing all this prohibi-
lion would come easy under the local |
option option law.
Banker lsaacs Il notice that D |
great many who talk high license as
a revenue measure, if they talk Ion
get to using the stock arguments OF
the prohibiticaists, thus showing the 1
measure is wanted by them
quite as much for reform purposes as
Tor revenue. To my mind the two
purposes do not mingIe naturally. If
he measure is wanted merely to in
,rease the revenue latitude will nat
Irally be asked for and taken by the
saloon keepers TO recoup in their t.
come the amount of The additional
lraft upon il. and more besides They
would consider that a license costing
$500 should give them more license
,r latitude in their business than one
costing but $500.
Judge Jarvis;-To regulate the
liquor traffic properly it should be-
wholly separated from the revenue
dea Make the cost of license nomi :
lal. then it can be regulated strictly I
md easily upon the plan Of divesting $
I of all the evil justly charged against j
I. but when it is seized upon as af- 2
Ording an easy source Of revenue for V
rnment the moral idea must take a u
ack seat. If revenue Is desired from $
to the limit it can stand and is d. t
ired TO yield, naturally liberal privi-
'ges must be given it by law. or by D
ficials who realize the necessity for
he revenue it yields. Revenue and 4
eform do rot naturally whack up to-
ether in regulating the liquor bust
ess
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ADDITIONAL CITY BRIEFS.
Filed For Probate.

The will of the late William E.
Lpe of Diswood, has been filed for
probate and the date for the hear
ing will be May II The deceased
died at Diswood last Sunday. He
was a thrifty farmer and an old resi-.
dent of Alexander county and was
worth several thousand dollars.
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Nc1t Door.

The lists Of workers in the Third
ward on election day were not kept
or made up in room over Cochran's
drug store as stated yesterday; but
in room over the vacant store room
-eXt door Mr. Cochran's family oc
cupy the entire floor over the drug
store
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All Her Own Hair.

It's good thing that Shakespeare
wrote King John several wears ago.
II Constance should declaim upon the
modern stage. 4 am not mad; this
hair tear is mine" we car imagine
the howl Of derision that would break
from the high aszemblage Of the gods
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10 Rennvc Glass Simmer

To remove an obstinate glass stop
per which not only resists force, but
the usually prescribed hot cloths and
everything else which ingenuity could
devise, use a drop Of sweet oil Put
1t on the rim OF the bottle where it
viii settle around the stopper. In ten
minutes the ton lifts ouf
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!: THE WEATHER :
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Yesterdays Cairo Temperature.
General Conditions.

The day was mostly cloudy. Rain
fell measuring .05 from Z a. m. till
u. m. For the "a hours ending al
the latter hour it measured IL. The
government bulletin reported rain
from 29 points extending lightly over
the upper river valleys. Extremes OF
temperature were Sc at Jacksonville,
Fla, and Is at Helena.
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sIgniheanes Of Shoe THROWING.

0 this day eastern people take on
'heir shoes as marks of reverence and
as tokens that they dare not take oc-
cupancy where they stand. The
thro"er Of the old shoe at a wedding
ought TO stand barefoot to keep the
luck emblem intact and the shoe
should certainly be one NJ his own.
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For Hcsrseness

Take half cup o. sweet milk, put a
pinch Of rcd pepper il II. heat II, and
drink just as hot IS on can stand 1t
thee CT four times day and just be-
fore Tetirir~ nj NIGHT
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BREAF
ngssat +
HEARING This Afternoon,

ItaFFWW 7 ITS HfttTnOOn,
Today the men arrested by order
OF the Pure Ballot League at Tues
days election will be arraigned IN
Justice Comings' court for prelimin
airy hearing. They will be represent.
ed by Attorney Leek, while the
League will have States Attorney
Wilson. They may ask a change of
venue or continuance if it shall ar
pear that the cases against them ar
strong.
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STATES HIS POSITION
v Concluded From First Pase.)

nue., but Aldrich took issue with him
saying tina the treasury experts esti
mates for revenue are more liberal
than his.
AT p. m. the senate went into
executive session. The nomination
CT Thomas S. Wawson 10 be minister
tn Chile was confirmed At 5:15 D.
m the senate adjourned.
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Forecasts For Today.

Cairo and vicinity: Fair and
colder.
Illinois. Washington, April 21-
Partly cloudy Thursday and Friday;
probably showers Friday in south;
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Present DUTY.

He who is false to present duty
breaks thread In the loom. and will
find the flaw when he may have for
gotten its cause.-Henry Ward
Beecher.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-04-22

About the only person we ever heard
Of that wasn't spoiled by being lion
ized was a Jew named DanieI.-George
Dsnison Prentice
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SEX Question,

Bcnham-"Tbe PAPER tells Of a wom-
an whose dress was made of postage
stamps Mr.. Dcnham-"I thought
postage stamps were used only on
mail matter
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II sometimes happens that a man
gets what he is looking for after he
has ceased to expect it.-Chicago
News
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Sun and Moon,

Mote The above sun and moon
record is for Illinois and approx
mates the time at Cairo within a few
minutesI
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Temptation.

Temptation is goddess that always
turns into hag as soon as she has
succeeded il tempting,
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Showing True Greatness.
A noble mind disdsins not to repent
Homer.
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Men are never greatly moved BIZ
those truths they fully comprehend.
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The man with a putty backbone
usually borrows pious front.
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1t is well to watch the virtues that
employ press agents.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

Other games rot played.
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1t may be the i'll we are lodging is
the cure for the greater i'll We desire.
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Other games unplayed.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-04-22

Milwaukee Minneapolis, rain. no
game.
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Louisville NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. I
Toledo OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, )
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Eatteries-karger Dutuc. Ragcn,
Casper and Roth, Rhodes, Beeba,
Bresnahan.
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AME RICAN LE AGUE.

Boston, April 2l - The visitors
played a ragged game in the field and
could not hit.
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ONLY TWO GAMES
IN BIG LEAGUE
ST. LOUIS CARDINALS BEAT GIN
CINNATI IN FREAK GAME
BOSTON DOWNS PHlLADEL-
PHIA IN AMERICAN.
NATIONAL LE AGUE,
A Cincinnati,

Cincinnati. April 2l.-The locals
used up four pitchers on a slippery
field
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Hooper by the shoulders cried:
Your report! You PAID no one was
nea~ him
81 told the truth. sir he replied,
and his head was bowed for tie first
time.
my Cod | breathed, you don't
mean
There were tears in his eyes as he
slowly replied: Yes. sir; the lie-ten.
ant shot himself
1t must have been some hours later
when an orderly appeared and asked IL
the report was ready to be forwarded.
as the messenger had been awaiting II
for some time. Where had my
thoughts been during those hours? In
the past, recalling some little act or
saying Of brave young soldier who
had made his last march.
II picked up the report and reread
the lines had added. Should
change them, giving the true facts
and thereby cloud his memory? Or
should ! send IT as 1t stood?
Ladies and gentlemen, what would
you have done in my placer"
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-12
RIVERSIDE
Corner Eighth and Main sts.
Phones Main 2S7, Home 14SL.
CITY AND WATER COMPANY
ARRIVE AT AN AGREEMENT
Riverside Is Now in a Position to Pro,
ceed Forming the Washington
Monroe Storm District

RIVERSIDE, Dec. 10.-As a result OF
an agreement arrived at yesterday at
Los Angeles between Mayor Evans and
the directors of the Riverside Groves
and Water company it will be possible
for the city to proceed with the steps
necessary to form the Washington
Monroe storm district
This has been held up a long time
because Of differences between the city
and the company regarding the basis
Of an agreement respecting deeds to
free right of way for sewer and pipe
line and storm ditch in consideration Of
the city's giving a quitclaim deed to
the storm and seepage waters that will
find their way through the storm ditch.
The company proposes to impound
the waters in an arroyo for an arti-
fetal lake and the difficulty in the way
of a settlement was the desire of the
city that the company assume all LA
bility for damage that might result
from the maintenance of a dam.
Had yesterdays conference failed,
it was the intention of the city to start
condemnation proceedings, suit having
been filed some months ago.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-12
SAN PEDRO POLICE
CATCH WANTED MAN
ESCAPING PRISONERS EASILY
DETECTED
Managed to Get Away from Supply
Ship Iris, but Are Soon Dis
covered and Placed
in Irons

SAN PEDRO, Dec. n.-Officer {. II.
O'Howell and c. II. Crow of the Los
Angeles police force, who are under
Seageant Smith at the local station,
made clever capture of two prisoners
who were being transported from Mag
dalena bay to san Frnacisco on the
United States supply ship Iris, and
who escaped from custody here.
one of the men, Harry Johnson, was
a deserter from the navy. The other,
J. O'Brien, was charged with false en-
listment. Both were also accused OF
insubordination.
Prisoners are given the freedom of
the ship during transit, but are placed
in irons just before the vessel comes
to anchor On Monday when the Iris
arrived from Magdalena bay the men
were not confined for some reason.
Tuesday they were missing and re-
ward was Immediately offered by Capt.
Ellis. The local police went on the
case, and late last night just before
the Iris was ready to sail for San
Francisco the officers found the men
in the Southern Pacific yards. The
escaped prisoners were not in uni
form, but were recognized from de-
scription.
A launch was secured and fast run
made out to the vessel. Capt. Ellis
was very grateful to the officers, as
he was responsible for the safe de-
livery at San Francisco of his pris-
oners. AS both men were ordered
placed in double irons, it is presumed
they will be on hand when the steamer
reaches its destination.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-12
LONG BEACH NEWS NOTES

LONG BEACH, Dec. l1.-BelIeying that,
since the recent municipal election re-
suited in a division OF honors. the present
is an opportune time for all citizens TO get
together, j. a. Romngor, president Of tn@
Realty board. has issued goo invitations to
realty men and bankers to attend a meet
ing at the chamber of commerce next Tues
daA evening Members Of both political
parties viii participate in symposiums to-
gether, and a banker and a real estate man
viii debate the question as to whether banks
really are slow in escrow matters. The
purpose Of the meeting is to weld All to-
gether in an organization for the good Of
the town. Mayor-elect Wndham and ;. l..
Dent, who was candidate for the mayor
atty before the convention Of the other
party, will both speak on the topic Every
body Push for Greater Things The meet
ing Will be a sort Of love feast. with free
ciEars for all
The city council has called another an
nexation election for Jan. 10. to annex a
wide strip of territory between Atlantic
and California avenue and north Of Anahelm
street and south of I.u street.
This was observed stamp day here. a
large number Of society women appearing
on the streets to sell by personal appeal the
charity stamps issued by the Anu-Tuber-
culosIs league. 1t was thought this morn
ing that the stock on hand of $4,000
stamps would be sold before night
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-12
LONG BEACH
Circulation Dept. No. Pine street,
Home phone E6o.
Correspondence sunset phone Main 0Oo
NEARLY KILLED BY 5
BURGL AR'S BULLET
Long Beach Patrolman Attacked BY
an Early Morning Marauder
Who Shoots through
His Hat
Especial TO The Herald ]

LONG BEACH. Dec. n.-Frank
Pearson. a merchant patrol officer,
surprised a burglar at 2:9O o'clock this
morning attempting to unlock the door
of the Red Seal grocery store. As
Pearson called to the man the latter
ran toward the officer, pinned him
against a wall and fred point blank at
him. The ball passed through the
officers hat just above the brlm and
went out the crown, imbedding it's II
in the wall back of him. Pearson drew
his revolver and fired two shots but
the thief was running away and escaped
unhurt.
Pearson regretted the running Of his
hat, but said cheerfully that the only
physical injury he sustained was a
fearful headache. The balls could not
have missed his head by more than a
quarter of an inch.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-12
SANTA MONICA LEAGUE
TO WELD RECALL CLUB
Good Government Men Impress Upon
oficias=EIect Importance of Busi-
ness=like Administration

SANTA MONICA. Dec. 11.-Antici-
rating the taking Of the oath of office
in January by the newly elected mu-
nicipal officers, a number of prominent
citizens have begun the organization
of the Good Government civic league.
Petitions circulated today stated that
the purpose of the league is to impress
upon the officials the Importance TO the
voters Of a businesslIke and economical
administration.
Active among the organizers Of the
movement are Justice of the Peace
steele J. j. Seymour, whose wife was
elected TO the school board: L. B. Good
rich and others 1t is said the league
BluBS 10 7SaUAIJd IIg37I 7ul on AlUs
-s9o7u sp ualJo se o7U7I7I7I 7NpW UIN
Monica electors in order to kep the
aity's servants i'm the straight and mar
row path regarding public expenditures.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-12
PLAY FOLKS TAKE
PARTS NOT ON BILL
ROMANCE AND TRAGEDY
MARK SHOW HOUR
Wedding, Threatened Murder, Jaws Of
Death and Millionaire Sons
Affair of Heart, All
Developed
Especial to The Herald.1

lGHtClaI 10 Inc Herald
SAN BERNARDINO, Dec. 1.-THE
sojourn Of The Three Twins troupe
in San Bernardino yesterday and last
night was exceedingly eventful and
was marked by almost everything
from romance to tragedy.
Before the curtain fell upon the final
act there had been a wedding, a
threatened murder and. to cap the
climax, a romance in which, from all
appearances, the star dancer won the
heart of John Cudahy, jr. the son of
the magnate packer, who several
years ago achieved fame by being kid
naped by Pat Grove in Omaha. And
amid all the gaiety one of the chorus
girls received a message telling of the
death OF her mother in Oakland.
Leader of Younger Set
Young Cudahy who is now leading
the younger set of Redlands in a man
ner. it is said, a $ only a multi-million-
aires son can, occupied with a party,
a box, and the intermittent wig-wag-
Eing between the stage and box early
in the play attracted the attention Of
the entire house. When Miss Bessie
Clifford was not on the stage young
Cudahy was not in the box. The fire.
quent encores that brought Miss Cliff
ford back time and again were lead by
y
whether the two are old acquaintnces.
but beginning Redlands Thursday
the young millionaire was Miss Cliff
fords devoted follower
Musician Becomes Enamored
The near-tragedy involved a mem
Der OF the orchestra and one of the
chorus girls and before the troupe left
town Sheriff Ralphs had been appealed
to by the frightened woman, who al
legged that the lOve-crazed musician
had threatened her life if she would
not marry him. The manager of the
company took the matter in !hand and
no steps We're taken by the officer.
The wedding. which was the first of
the eventful incidents of the day,
united Miss Ada Maud Shiers, one of
the Yama-Yam girls, and Fred II.
Whittier concert master.
There was one absent member OF the
troupe. the girl whose mother had
lust died, but the play went on as be-
fore.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-12
MORPHINE
Treatment
Sent FREE ON
APPROVAL

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Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-12
SAN BERNARDlNO WINS IN
DEBATE WITH ONTARIO

ONTARIO. Dec. lt.---au Bcuarljuo de-
feated Ontario last night at san Eeruardu1
in the first debate of the Citrus Belt DeHat-
ing league On the question, "ResoNcI, That
the United states senator's should be elected
by the direct vote Of the people Ontario
supported the negative and was represent
ed by Neal Adams and Walter park-, san
Bernardin5 was represented 10y Vernon Eg-
dolf and Roy Burclam The Ontario team
was accompanied hv about quo faithful
rooters IN q special train over tile Salt Lake
road.
Ontario's next debate VII be with Po-
mona high school on Dec H. m the high
school auditorium.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-12
INTEREST Is SHOWN IN
RIVERSIDE COUNTY MINES

RIVERSIDE. Dec. l1-Decds have been
recorded for mining property i'm the eastern
end of the county which of late has shown
a good deal Of activity. Charles A Moody
has purchased the Erie group Of mines
nom NJ IT, smith and John Tugnut Of Par
kerr Ar.z The mines are located in the
Riverside mountains, three miles and half
west Of the Colorado river, and We're filed
upon nine months ago.
a second deed transfers the same prop
ertv from Mr. Moody to the newly organ
.zad Erie Gold and copper Mining company,
recently Incorporated with a capital stock OF
100000
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-12
POMONA CHURCH FUND
IS GROWING RAPIDLY
Finance Committee Expects to Raise
Fifty Thousand Dollars for New
Congregational Edifice

POMONA. Dec. 10.-The work of
raising money for the new COngrega-
tional church building is progressing
well, the finance committee having al
ready secured pledges for $4,000. 1t is
hoped to raise $4,000. The newly elected
officers of the church are: Trustees, II.
j. Nichols, f. r. Lewis, j. j. Rambo,
C. e. Walker. G.. B. Richmond, r. K.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-12
SAN DIEGO EXPOSITION
PLANS lNDORSED BY ELKS

REDLANDS Dec 11.-At a banquet given
hy the local lodge of Elks to members from
san Beruard.no. Riverside and Pomona last
night. resolutions We're adopted indorsinE
the san Diego Panama canal exposition pro-
ject.
A part Of the evening was devoted TO a
vaudeville performance, and the affair went
far toward furthering the good feeling that
prevails between the participating lodges.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-12
Finds Twelve Mines

Il found the best mining section on the
western side Of the sierra de Nayarit noun
tains near the coast. Here / found twelve
mines not denounced Oocated). The ledges
We're 1000 feet in length. with siN-foot
veins. The samples of gold and silver
took assayed SIS per ton. This group /
figure is worth 81, 600. 600. One of the mines
is an old Antigua. and has 100 tons Of
ore on the dump. IT will all be free milling.
l expect to organize company and go
down there with a ten-stamp mill The
town of Tepic has a population Of 10000.
The railroad Will reach there by next
spring. The mines are Is miles north Of
Tepic and a mile and a half from the rail
road"
Mr.. RutledEe also brought back some ears
Of corn which measure 15 inches. This
corn he says is grown on land which can
be purchased for So Mexican and a crop
grown which VIII be worth S15o Mexican
Angelus hotel while I'm the city. He came
down from San Francisco but expects to
remain in Los Angeles for some time
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-12

Pitzer. r. NJ. Davis; clerk, II. NJ. Jones';
treasurer, Charles NJ. stone; financial
secretary, +. Z. Adams; audith, ;. l.
Ford: Sunday school superintendent, }.
p. Storrs; assistant superintendents, n
J. Rice and Miss Florence Linnell No
selection has been made as yet of a site
For the new building.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-12
REpLANps NEWS NOTES

REDLANDS Dec ll-Several years ago
a man named Leonard Groce worked in
Rodlands and since the young men in Mica
ragua were put to death the friends OF
young Groce worried that II might be their
friend. hut investigation found that it was
a cousin who held the same given name
and that the former Redlands resident was
working in the mines I'm Mexico
William Hinckle, who represented the
Elephant Orange, has returned from a
trip to the northwest, where he finds bust
ness prospects bright for the coming orange
season.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-12
News from NeighbOr~ir1g Cities

500 miles into thefterritory Of Topic. The
Southern Pacific Is building into that coun-
try and have now built as far as Rosa
Mardo. which is about $50 miles south Of
Mazatlan. 1t is expensive work. \ stretch
Of twenty-five miles of road through the
mountains from Tepic to Takela is said to
g %
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-12
SANTA ANA
llleqaI Liquor Sellers Fined
Office 3i5 y. Sycamore.
Phones-Home 1Gi; Sunset Black 73e

SANTA ANA. Dec. l1-Three pleas Of
lglty have been entered in cases Of Illegal
liquor selling within the last two weeks.
These were c. N. Hagen, a Westminster
druggist who was fined $3.50 and given a
suspended sentence Of 80 days in the county
jaH; W. $ Neal, also Of Westminster, $50
fine ana 30 days in jail, also suspended;
Kate Measor of Delhi, $3.50 fine and a sus-
pended sentence of 100 adys. The prose-
cutions have been under District Attorney