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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-10-18
BABIES IN FLATS
Court win Decide Whether Ban Es-
ta5tlshed BY Landlords Can
Be Enforced.

Chicago. Oct. lT.--Now the ban
against babies In fats, proclaimed ty
many landlords in Chicago and other
cities. has reached test in court un-
Ter the new Illinois Law. Rolla X.
Longeueeker has brought suit be-
cause he claims he was ousted by q
landlord because OF LongeneckeF AMI
his two babies AMI refused TO renew
the lease. The la makes this act
OF a landlord a misdeuleanoF. TIE
fne provided is from $50 TO st00. NJ
babies were too young &c damage
property. says Lcngsnecker. who il
4 son OF the late Judge Joel VI.
t.ongenecker. ~but even IL thev dill
damage anything our lease made Us
liable for f. The only thing We fni
n the way Of damage was in the yarf
where the Childs,a had dug holes
OF late years many landlords have
lroppel their ban necavse they fOunI
their most desirable tenants were
families which had children: they
we're less likely to move If elaborate
decorations were aot provided each
spring. This test ~ the new Illinois
'aw will be crucial and probabEy
bring to terms the Obdurate Landlords
who still show decided preference fer
ehiidleSs tenants.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-10-18
|. D. D. T. GRATEFUL
Pass Resolution Expressing E1precia
t'cn cf Tire Bulletins courtesies
During Erca~pmert-

The following resolution was adopt
al az the recent district encampmeri
Of Odd Fellows in Cairo:
Cairo. Ill.,. Oct. II, 1853
Cairo Encampment No. Isl l. o. O
r. approaching the services of The
Cairo Bulletin in behalf OF said En-
campmeHt for the many .ayors and
conEeciss shown in publishing the
announcement and proceedings Of the
special session Of the Grand Eucamp
ment A4l3 la Cairo EncaEnp uent Hall
Sent g. 1879. e1.ends unanimous
vote OF thanks for sssI services
By ORDER o. Caiio EncamruenS ~.
ISL T. q O. =. in regular session Oct.
H. 1863
Saalg w. s. THOMPSON
Scribe
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-10-18
MRS. BELMONT Ill.

New York, Oct. l7.-Mrs. O. II. P
Belmont. head Of the new Political
Equality League. il III at her home
lat Hampstead. t. T.. with what threat
ems to he pneumonia, as a result OF
her zeal for the cause II is denied
at her home that she is suffering from
ANYTHING more serious than Q heayg
cold Her physician. Or. Laue-arit
Of Hampstead, said this Afternoon
that he thought all danger Of pneu,
nsonia had passed
7frz- Belmont's condition is the d.
rect result OF her energy ana trie-
less effort in getting the new league
fairly started. She was Tip early and
late. ami spent lot Of time in her
motor between here ana Hampstead.
It Is supposed she contracted a chill
al meeting last Tuesday.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-10-18
FILLING UP CAIRO
Low PLACES RAISED AT RATE
or NEARLY 1900 CUBIC
YARDS PER WEEK.
Cairo Sand g. Gravel CO. Will Gem
riete Big Contract in Few Months
with Cairo & The6es
ard City Of Cairo.


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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-10-18
B;-pLANE IS WRECKED
AZ British Aviation Meet ard Ameri-
car Aeroplarist Had Narrow
Escaae.

DoneasteF. England. Oct. l---An-
,ther mishap mRrred the aviation
meet here today. Captain Cody, the
American. came near losing his life.
when his biplane was wrecked by a
too swift descent
Real competitions started this ne,
ternoon with flight Of five circuits
Of the course, the first prize for which
event is $500. NJ Deiegrange. in &
3lerios monOplaRe, was the first 10
complete the distance. covering afle
i've and a hall miles In II minutes.
IN seconds.
Roger Sommer in 4 Farman biplane
CiFeied the course. lap after lap. until
ne had completed nine miles and 1850
ards In I'll minutes Is seconds, This
was the best flight ever witnessed
in Great Britain.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-10-18
.SUFFRAGfTTES
FAVOR HEARST
GAYNOR TURNED DOWN-FAIlED
TO ANSWER QUESTIONS PUT
TO HiM-TAE WOMEN WILL
WORK.

New York, Oct. 1.-THE National
Women's Suffrage Association. Mrs
O. H. p. Belmont's organization for
the promotion of votes for women,
today came OFT for Hearst as its
choice in the political mayoralty cam
paign.
The decision was reached after a
list of nine questions had been sent
to the various candidates and their
answers carefully considered.
The association waited until II
o'clock BY special request for Judge
Gaynors answer, but none was forth
coming. Gaynor hal been notified
that failure to answer the questions
submitted would be interpreted as a
sign of opposition to the cause. He
then asked for an c..tension OF tine
which was granted and subsequently
twice heightened At noon today
when he was still silent, the associa.
ton decided TO disregard him alto.
gether AMI announced its intention TO
support Hearst.
The fact that sfr. Belmont was q
Tammany man and held Office
through Tammany nominations win
not influence this organization one
whit" said Miss Ida Hustled Harper
chairman OF the press committee.
speaking for Mrs. Belmont, today.
Mrs. Belmont is Willing.
Mrs. Belmont has told us that she
| is willing to sever all her old associa-
tons or to do anything else in her
power to further the cause OF suffrage.
We will stand for Hearst and we viii
work as hard as possible. night and
day, TO down Judge Gaynor. Tam
many and all it stands for.
At the same time Miss Harper sal
the organization w,,u.. 10 nothing
that could in any way be judged as
inimical to the prohibitionor or so
cialist candidates. On account o.
their attitude toward the suffrage
question the association intends 10
heartily support them. but Hearst is
the one man the real work viii done
for. and everything will be done to
win voters away from Gaynor,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-10-18
DIAMONDS IN
CEMENT BLOCKS
BERLIN EXPERT SMUGGlED JEW
ELs-EVAOEO ARREST FOR
A LONG TIME.
DISCOVERED new FIELD
cut Prisoner VIII Not Reveal It's Lo-
cation-Authorities Have Tried
Every Way 20 Find
the Place.

Berlin, Oct 17.-Aa engineer has
been arrested here on a charge of dia-
mond smuggling. He is young Der.
liner named George t:eim. who in DC,
tober 1908. was engaged as a dia.
mond expert by the kolonial Bergbau
Gesselschaft and sent to Luederitz-
hucht TO act as prospector and valuer
of the company's diamond fields.
During the eight months that he
acted for the company Helm. with the
aid OF accomplices. is alleged to have
smugsled $4,000 worth of diamonds
to Germany, mixing the stones in
soft cement which was afterwards al
lowed TO harden. thereby deceiving
the customs.
Helm returned TO Germany last
May ami sold the stones at Dresden
Leipzig. Hamburg and Ereslau. where
he did such good business that he
contracted for future purchases.
Struggled in Cement.
When the original supply of stones
was exhausted Helm sent his accom-
pliees money for r:5ge. which were
also snugglei 10 Germany in ce
4 ent.
AT first Helm avoided Berlin fol-
fear OF detection, bit emboldened by
his success. he bought n July VIA
in the Berlin suburb of Grosslichter
felde, and resided there with his wife
AMI child, uncousciC@s OF the fact
that detectives were watching hin
day ana night
he was finally arrested on Wedaes
aay on the Potsdamer Plata. Before
going to prison he received pernis
sion to visit his villa, accompanied b.
police
On arriving there he attempted sui
eide by jumping ont OF the window
but only sustained some bruises.
Planned Another Coup.
The AIorgenpost SAYS that the cor
resuon1 snce seized shows that Helm
was planning another big coup He
il said to have discovered large dia-
mont fields in the southern part OF
southwest Africa. Nvar Cape Colony
which, however. Helm agreed With
his accompliess. shcr.d not be work
al until bis tHeims) return from
Germany.
Helm intended 10 conduct the oper-
atioEs AMI erect secret U1-iis7-.-Tg
plant On the Sells. so a. to avoid al.
possible chance OF detection.
By cable orders f.7m the Co,onia
office Helms companions In south
Nest Africa were arrested. but the
are much embarrassed as
they TO not kaow the location OF
these rlch Hew diamond fields.
Helms sponience reveals
regarding their whereabouts
and the prisoner refuses to betray his
secret.
The Colonial authorities are max
ing every effort TO trace the spot
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-10-18
REBELS HOLD 6 POINTS
latest From inA Siearasuan Rsvo,g
tter Sa34s Cc~srtc, Or the
Pacific -as =aEle1.

Blae6etLS, Nicaragua, Oct. III, Is
reported here that C0rsnt0. the pr.n.
eipaI seaport Of Niczragaa on rhe
Pacific coast, is In the hanls Of THE
revOiuti0nistS who are aou lu gns
session. 1t this report be true. Of Co
Tinto. BlUe5elas Riy2s Care Graeias
Rama and san Jean DEL N7r@- zr
addition ghey have occupied abe Tee
graph station At Chile. near Rama
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-10-18
FUNERAL YESTERDAY
Remains Of .. :. F4iaes CorNeyea -
5eseh Grove Cemetery On t-.
teruraan Car.

After q ling siege 0g Illness. n. l.
3l5hs Of @5gt Sycamore street passed
'aw2y SSsccEay OK consumption. Mt
i.bes hst been employed at one Of
b. 1.ills uptown for q number ~
ITea-s- He lis survives BIZ q wife anil
..lna children The funeral services
we're hetk yesterday a. tas home 81
the decea sed. Rev. ThrOgnoTton Of
TIE d. { caurca South officiating
The zeus ir$ were Inferred iu Bseeh
Grove cem@tsr being taken Go
W. aaES ou special car Of ths inter-
n 61a ll4a. @ccpmvar hy 2 scse3lF
suuber cf friends Tue p2l bearers
&=re Henry GaIesaitb. Chas- Hoa.,-
I&ad. John EIsey. James DeCrow, AMI
John Wslkerson.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-10-18
" Police Circles.

Dave Merritt vas arrested 81 (YAt
GERS Powers and Johnson on charge
OF assault He sos into seraae with
2 man named Nt'riss ami turing the
alteration used saife on NeCrige.
NcSntes injuries -ere NOT SERIOUS.
Charles Cromwell was arrested BIZ
oaiesrs Gsads an1 H&gey for engag.
ins IL chit with another man m
'a~n Yesterday morning. The other
man escaped, Other arrests for the
1Wentysour hours ending ak l.2a are
TWO ,issonlerNes, Sax 3runks and one
street walker.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-10-18
DETROIT HIT BEST
81. the 75tsc4rg Tea~ DID Bette
Fiejc Tg-@ssne- 5sss I15jyi1.
ual = cIer.

Detroit AEIct4 0ct L-.-Accorjlng
TO the unofficial aveg ages OF the
worii ; championship series tile De-
trott team oarhacte& Pjtrshags, but
the latter excelts1 in fielding Detroit
b0're3 as. Ptt;sburg hit zsI Pitts
burg fel5e,l s5s. Detroit s+9
Wagner s0t aiue hjls ia twenty -four
times a, bat for au average OF G-5.
Cobh had only 3t releaantg e4t
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-10-18
ADDITIONAL BRIEFS.
Te be Rurlea ): Aicuntr-

Yesterdays Globe Democrat sai9.
The body Of Thomas r Smith. 8
hrother-in-law Of Capt John Warreu.
nllat en- the J'aitesi States steamer
King. WILL I've taken to Mount gung-
lion, near Cairo a.. ghGs morning
for burial Mr.. Smith ijesI OF cancer
Friday morning at his home. se-4
Ferdinand avenue.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-10-18
DEATH Turks IN
The SHAMPOO
EXPERT TESTiFIES IN A STRANGE
CASE IN A LONDON
COURT.
DEALER AND ASSISTANT
Are Held Fer slaughter-Tetra.
chloride Kills a f,at in Forty
Seconds, IN, oician
Statec.

London. Oct. l7.-What is known as
the dry shampoo case, in which the
manager OF Harrod's Stores and a fe-
male assistant are being charged with
manslarghter, Though progressing
slowly, becomes more interesting as
the expert evidence on the dangerous
nature OF tetrachloride of carbon is
addrced.
Dr. Chaldecott. ~. esthetst at ST.
Mary's hospital. made some remark
able statements before the court yes
ter1ay, so startling in fact, that one
marve,s how the dry shampoo"
could have been ;.c,.cel 30 long
without disaster.
DIR. Chaldecott fought that the Of.
feet of the fumes upon a customer
would vary according to their
strength.
She might feel nc:ning at all or she
might feel faint. sica or giddy, or fa,l
forward. and that would be dangerous
for two reasons. She might fall into
a stronger atmosphere of tetrach'o.
ride, and her hair, being already wet
with the liquid, the gapor would as
she leaned forward, form round her
face.
A Poisonous Vapor.
Or, Chaldecctt told the court inat
he had had experience OF tetrachlo-
ride OF carton before this case.
The effect OF the vapor II rnhalel
in large and concentrated quantities.
was doubtless poisonous. The effects
were similar to those of chloroforn,
but il was slower in producing
anaesthesia. Its poisonous effects
however, show more quickly. He had
made experiments with chloroforn.
pure tetrachloride and a sample OF
Harod's hair wash
In thu tetrachIoride which he had
seen analysed there was an APP
nreciable amount Of carbon bisulphide
which was an exceedingly poisonous
vapor and which, in concentrated
doses, killed absolutely instantaue.
ously without any Intervening period
Of unconsciousness.
Replying to Mr. LEICESTER. who
prosecuted. Dr. Chaldecott made the
startling announcement that from his
experiments he had dedueed that the
hair wash was even more poisonous
than pure tetrachlof;de o. carbon. He
then told Of an experiment which he
hal male with tetraculoriie on a rat.
How Rat Was Killed
The animal. he said, was placed in
an empty glass vessel, and some tet-
rachlorjde vapor was filtered into If,
no liquid being present The rat died
in 40 seconds Askel if any precau-
tons would make the use OF tetra-
chloride as hair WASH safe, witnesa
replied that he knew of none.
The days proceedings came to a
close with an amusing incident be-
tween Mr. Bodkin and Dr. Chaldecoit
IN the subject OF ra,nting, in the
course OF which the doctor undertook
the examination.
Have you ever seen anybody faint
in q chair" he asked.
Il have, and I believe I have done
SO myself"
And did you remain upright?
Yes. ! think SO"
Il don't think you lid, was the
doctors retort. You could not re-
member much about IT, You would
either fall forward or slip 10 tine
floor"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-10-18
5c-Y OF BANK Ro55E4
POSITIVELY IDENTIFIED

Chicago. Oct. L. Howard A. Rob
irsor OF Memphis. Tenn cc@ssn of
lamar A. Harris, tine Los Angeles at
tcrEey who committed suicide after
ruaoing the ErssEne hank 81 Highland
Park. IT. last Wednesday. arrived tor
dav amt Identified the body positively
as that of hrs cousin. The body will
be cremated tomorrow.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-10-18

Six horseshoes were paid In the
reign Of Edward l.. are still paid by
the corporation OF London as the rent
OF piece Of land in 81. Clement
Danes. near the present law court. the
freehold ~ y hiSh was now worth IS
" "a for every square foot Of sur.
t-co.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-10-18
lATTEA is FOR HEARST


"a ~ behalf Of TamWany Hall. aud I
also denied that any such conversation
~ That given took place. still DENY
y Mr.. George is dead. and care II
say nothing further Of sha nlsr,ar'
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-10-18
THE WEATHER
Yesterdays Cairo Temperature.
General Conditions.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

The day was fam with light
breeze from the west.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-10-18
= SOME SHORT TALKS Z
= ON MANY SUBJECTS Z
p BY RETIRED TEACHER. -.
= q q q
Merely i Question.

Under the proposed registration
law the ward politicians would see
that their following. including ali the
9caters in sight, was registered. and
at the election would see that some
body voted in the name OF every
H0ater registered TIE examination
OF voters IS 30 the qualifications
would be made when they registered
not when they vote. The registration
wou,d come long before the election
before any or much interest was
aroused in IT, Would the busy busg
ness ana profess ional man. the manu-
facrurers AMI mechanics. who control
their own votes. seek the registry
Office on the day CT days appointed
s0r registering some Of Their
wCuld. Every MAX expecting dollars
for bis vote, work or Influence wouli.
Suppose.
Suppose Peary hal got in with his
news Of the capture OF the pole three
weeks ahead OF Cook. He would have
received an the oyations. receptions
ami banQGets given mr. Cook. aud got
on the ROAD with the first course Of
poplar and profitable lectures. Cook
w0g,d have found the north pole
lemon squeezed. and his written mat
ter might hare gone begging for a
publisher Peary would have got him
self SO impressed on the public mimi
as the discoyerer Of the POLE II is
likely he would have gone down in
history as such.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-10-18
Forecasts For Today
colder.

Illinois. Washington, Oct. l7--Rain
Monday Tuesday partly cloudy and
colder.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-10-18

Tue distribution Of hot springs In
the United States comedies very
closely WISH that OF the mountain up
E2gs
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-10-18
a Poor Way to Rise.

II ism often that anyone succeeds
in gstsiag high by eaiiiug down his
Loss
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-10-18

Have the Bulletin ON yuar break
sst table every morning
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-10-18
Sun and Moon.

Mote: The above sun and moon
record is for Illinois and approximates
the time at Cairo within few min
utesl.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-10-18

Read he Bulletin every morning for
VIC es1lsG per day.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-04-17
BULGARIA BUYS FREEDOM
Will Pay Russia, as Intermediary
With Turkey, $40, 100000.

st. Petersburg, April 1.-THE
Russo-Bulgarian settlement will be
signed here today simultaneously
with the signing of the Turko-Bul-
garian agreement at Constantinople.
Bulgaria is considered to have secur-
cd good terms. She will pay to Rus
STA as intermediary between herself
and Turkey in the settlement of
claims made by the porte arising
from Bulgaria's declaration of indie
pendence 100000 francs ($16,-
400,000). A loan. for this amount
will be issued at. par with interest
at four and three-quarter per cent,
and will be extinguished in 20 annual
payments of 4,025,600 francs. Bull
garia reserves the right to pay the
debt outright at any time. The rec
ognition of Bulgarian independence,
which will be done by the exchange
of notes, is now matter of fee
DAYS.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-04-17
DAMP AT KEoKUk.
Therefore Islanders Are Idle
and Go to Quincy for To-
days Amusement.
REGULARS HOME TONIGHT
VIII Meet Davenport Across River
Tomorrow--Number of Releases
Due Next Week.

Wet weather prevented the Island
the Central association innocents at
Keokuk yesterday afternoon. The game
was called off early in the day, and
the team moved over to have a whirl
at Quincy today, tomorrow and Mon
day Quincy is Louis Cooks town this
season, and Anderson, the Rock Island
amateur, is playing first base there.
Manager Tighe will bring some of
his best ones home with him tonight
to meet Davenport across the river to-
morrow, when we shall see if we can
do on the other side what seemed fair
~ easy to do on this side last Sun
day
Davenport is bracing for the shock.
1t is announced that Hollingsworth,
the crack infielder imported from the
coast, will be on deck for the game
tomorrow, and Ted McGrew will also
be there. The lineup is given out by
Manager Shaffer as follows: McGrew
2b; Nye, IS; Russell, If; Jacobsen, RI;
Parsch Of; ReitZ or HollingSworth, 3b;
Shaffer, ID; Smith or Edwards, c. Who
will do the twirling has not yet been
decided.
Yannigans TO Play.
The Yannigans will try to interest
Quincy tomorrow. They will be rein
forced by the squad left here when the
team went south.
Next week Tighe will take his reg
ulars. back south to remain till Friday,
being at Quincy Monday, at Keokuk
Tuesday, and at Burlington Wednes-
day. Friday the bunch comes home to
oppose Des Moines of the Western
league.
1t is probable that some members
of the squad will be disposed of to
the Central association or |. NJ league
teams or released outright the coming
week.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-04-17
KNOX Is BEST IN DEBATE
Beloit Team Is Defeated in Annual
Contest at GalesbuP@

Galesburg, Ill.,-April 1.-THE 18th
annual debate between Knox and Be
lott colleges was held here before a
large audience last night and first
place was given by the judges. Lloyd
c. Whitman of Chicago, Professor NJ.
H. Robinson of Illinois university and
Dean w: E. Hotchkiss of Northwest
elm university to the Knox debaters,
comprising Ray Sauter, J. Harris
Pillsbury and Robert j. Sjold. Beloit
was represented. by Cleon C. Headly,
Theodore NJ. Knudson and Paul w.
Boutwell, Asset currency" was dis
cussed, Knox having the negative.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-04-17
He Got What He Needed.

mine years ago it looked as if my
time had come" says c. Farthing, of
Mill Creek, Ind. Ter. 81 was so run
down that life hung on a very slen-
der thread. 1t was then my drug
gist recommended Electric Bitters.
l bought bottle and 1 got what
needed-strength. l had one foot
in the grave, but Electric Bitters put
it back on the turf again, and I've
been well ever since" Sold under
guarantee at all Druggists. soc.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-04-17
THE MARKETS.
Chicago, April 17.-Following are the
quotations on the market today:

Chicago, April 17.-Following are the
quotations on the market today:
Wheat.
May, 12S, 1881, 127, 12Sk.
July, 1175s, 1855. HIS, 1883.
September, 1071s, 1854, 107s, 10S1s.
Corn.
May, G9A, 20, 691a, 69B.
July, CTS, GSH, CIV, GSA.
September, 671a, 67&, 67A, 675s.
Oats.
May, 557s, sc, 55ss, 557s.
July, 49R, 49A, 4SA, ASS.
September, Ala, AIS, Al, 41%.
Pork.
May, 1920, 1920, 1915, 1920.
July, 1915, 1920. 1912, 1920.
September, 1915, 1917, 1915, 1917.
Lard.
May, 1885, 10.40, 1895, 1O.40.
July, 1870, 1852, 1O.47, 1852
September, 1850, 1905, 1860, 1865
Ribs.
May, $50, 9.55, $50, 9.55.
July, $50, $40. $50, 9.67.
September, 9.75, $50, 9.75, $50.
Receipts. today-4Wheat 10. corn
GA, oats 105, hogs $500, cattle leo,
sheep 1900. a+
Estimated receipts Monday-Hogs
$4,000. .. 4e..&
Hog market strong to sc higher
Hogs left over 1900. Light $50
@7.10. Good heavy els a 1926.
Mixed and butchers CTS 7.20.
ough heavy 6.75@6.90.
Cattle market opened steady.
Sheep market opened steady.
Omaha-Hogs 1000, cattle 900.
Kansas City-Hogs 1000, cattle
200.
Hog market closed slow and easy
at early advance. Mixed and butch
ers 6.S0@7.25. Rough heavy 6.S5 q
100. Light 6.70@7.15. Rough
heavy 6.S5 @7.30.
Cattle market closed steady.
Sheep market closed steady.
Northwestern Minneapo-
lis. today 1876, last week 1913, last
year PSI. Duluth, today IS, last
week 16. last year 5.
Liverpool closing cables-Wheat u
to IA higher, corn y to IA higher.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-04-17

11:20 with a half nelson and crotch
hold and in sos with crotch and
and chancery hold. Ernest Siegfried
was introduced and his manager,
Martin, Julian, announced that he
wanted to match him with Gotch or
Roller
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-04-17

the league and club presidents ami
managers, the record of winning clubs
in the entire league history and much
other valuable information. The book.
let will be sent free to anyone who
will send 2-cent stamp to Sporting
Life" Schedule department, Philadel
phia, Pa
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-04-17
OPEN TO ANY PLAY NOW
Western Theater Managers Throw
OF the Syndicate Yoke.

New York, April 17.-Theatrical
managers of this city We're formally
notified last night that the Western
Theatrical Managers association had
declared their theaters will henceforth
be open to any play by any one.
About IT'S theaters are affected by
this move
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-04-17
SEVEN MORE ARE EXECUTED
Mexican Authorities IiaVe Put ID
Rioters Out of WAY.

Torreon, Mexico, April 17.-News
from Valardena, where the religious
riot occurred Saturday last, tells of
further executions of rioters Tuesday,
when seven were shot, making % in
all punished by death. Many rioters
fed to the mountains with a detail of
soldiers in pursuit.