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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-08-21
LIMIT IN PROHIBITION
Fuller Bill Passes Alabama Senate
Prohibits Even Use of the Word
SaIoon-Most Stringent Yet.

Montgomery Ala Aug. 20.-The
Fuller bill passed the senate today.
The measure forbids the possession
.of liquor except in private residences,
making the accused party prove his
own innocence before any evidence
against him is introduced. Makes the
use of the word saloon a crime. bars
the advertisement of liquors from all
.biltboards and signs and holds that
the possession OF federal liquor H.
cense is absolute proof of guilt in sell
ing 'intozicants. ''''''
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-08-21
STRIKERS ENJolNED.

Springfield, H., Aug. 20.--A per
manent injunction was issued today
by Judge Humphreys in the United
states court cnjoining the strikers at
the American Foundry company's
plant at Granite City from interfering
with the operation of the works
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-08-21
OFFICERS KEPT ON
ALERT BY ANTICS
+: +: <:.:: OF THE STRIKERS

PittsburE, Aug. 20.-An alleged at
tempt to fir2 The plant of the Pressed
Steel Car Company at Mckee's Rock
today, followed by much disorder,
when the striking employees Of the car
company fired several shots at over 4
hundred new men who were being
taken into the works at noon. kept the
state constabulary and deputy sher-
irs on the alert for twelve hours to-
day
The new cars shipped away today
indicate that the company is opera
ting the works at least on a small
scale with the imported men To
night at s o'clock conditions in anj
about the car plant we're quiet.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-08-21
THE PEORIA" WINNER
In Balloon Race Landed Near Dixon,
Mo-, Yesterday Morning at tt:55
O'clock

Peoria, Aug. 20.-According TO Of
fetal reports the balloon Peoria, is
winner of the balloon endurance race
in which three balloons started from
this city yesterday afternoon. The
Peoria landed seven miles south Of
Dixon. Mo, 135 miles southwest OF
ST. Louis, at 1855 this morning.
The Missouri landed at Marissa,
ILL.,, forty miles southeast of st. Louis
about o'clock this morning, The Ii
linois landed last night. making only
seven miles
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-08-21
HOGS. ARE INMUNIZED FROM
-: CHotER BY A new SERUM

Kansas city. Aug. eo-That hog :,
by being innoculated By serum dis
covered by DR. NJ. Dorest, government
specialist. are immune from cholera,
has been demonstrated to the salts
faction Of the United States govern
eminent officials who have been con
ducting the test at the Kansas City
stock Yards.
At the beginning of the test thirty
days ago. thirty-five hogs were placed
in an isolated pen. twenty-five of them
having been innOculated with the ser
um. Four Of the remainder were in
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-08-21

noculated with yirulent cholera blood
and nine were given no treatment at
all
munized died of cholera during the
test. while the twenty-five given the
serum are alive and perfectly healthy.
The immunizesl hogs were subjected
to every form of exposure to cholera.
The carcasses of the untrested hogs
that died in the pens were allowed
to remain in the pens with the immn-
mixed animals as long as two or three
days
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-08-21

Of the lccal rnicn. TO hold a ccnfer.
ence in the morning witt John n
Roach, president Of the North and
West sid. lines.
On the result Of this &C ference
will depend whether the differences
will be settled withort recourse to ar
bitratien. The comT Taaies are dc
tcrmined to make no further conces
sions.
The local leaders feel that a.
though the situation IS serious it vii
end I'm al amicale settlement
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-08-21
CHICAGO AMERICANS BEATEN
BY DIXON, ILL.,, TEAM

Dixon, ILL.,, Aug 20-The Dixon
Browns today SHUT out the Chicago
American Leagge team one to moth
Ing, The batteries were Dixon, Mil
Ter and Merritt, Chicago. Suter Fiene
and Owens.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-08-21
EXPECT PRESIDENT MAHON TO
ADJUST STREET CAR DISPUTES

Chicago. Aug. 20.-rVliiiam d Ma
hen, president Ct the nternatio- al
Street Car Mems Unicn. who is ex-
pect-d here tcslcrrCw morning TO
take charge of the threatening street
car sitGatiCn, is deSs-Ged upon by the
local union leaders and by the Off
cia's of the railways 10 bring per-
manent peace to the disputing fac
tions.
Arrangements have been made for
Maho- and President VIM Quinlan
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-08-21
Cleveland Shut Out
THREE | LEAGUE.
W@l. Fiayed Game,

ffcomi gton, Aug. 20,-Davenport
was. unable to score until the last
inning and lost a well played game.
score: r. II. f.
Bloomington ........ 3 6 q
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-25
BIDS COMING IN
FOR GREAT FIGHT
Joseph c. Miller. Of 10l Ranch,
Bliss. Okla. Offers Sixty
Thousand Dollars.
SID HESTER OFFERS $4,000.
Conro,h Yet 10 he Hoard From-Jcf-
fries Won't Stop on Any
ConNentionalitIcs.

New York. oct 25.--Blds for tho
proposed hcavyveight championship
battle between james Jcnrlcs and
Jack Johnson are beginning to loom
mp in large nmnbcrs An offer OF A
100000 cash purse was made today
by representative II Joseph C. Mil
Ter head Of the lOl ranch at Bliss.
Okla.
Mr.. Miller stands ready 10 meet COM
petitors for tho fight and has already
placed the matter before Gov Has
kell OF Oklahoma, with view OF OBJ
tanning his consent for the battle. Be
sides the $4,000 offer Of "Sid" Hes
ter, manager OF the Mission Athletic
club of San Francisco. which was re-
ceived last night bids from Jack Glea-
son and other well known Pacific
coast promoters have been received.
James Coffroth. the San Francisco
fight promoter. is expected here to-
day with a big bid for the fight.
Jefries' manager said today that
any offers FOR the fight were too
premature at this time 20 be oonsid-
cred seriously
What Jeffries wants first Is to get
the articles signed up with johnson, 4"
said Mr.. Berger. 1T is up TO johnson
to make good. and we are ready and
willing 10 meet him and sign the arti-
cles Jeffries won't stop on any con-
ventiOnalities and means business"
Berger said no word had been re-
eeived so far directly from johnson
or his representatives.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-25
Will Do His Best 10 Fix Matters
SO He Can Have Another
Chance at the Cup.
ARRIVED IN NEW YORK TODAY.
His Challenge Believed TO he Condi-
toned ON Modification Of Rules
Governing Contests.

New York.Oct 25.--"I have come over
this time red hot for o challenge 20 the
New York Yacht club and will do my
best 70 arrange matters with the club
so that j can have another chance to
lift the Americas cup"
So spoke Sir Thomas Upton today on
his arrival from Europe. lie viii be
IN New York several days.
u don't care to talk more definitely"
sir Thomas SAID, until have seen the
yacht club committee who win have
this matter in charge"
II IS believed sir Thomas has brought
with him challenge conditioned upon
modification OF the rules governing con
tests for the Americas cup.
Sir Thomas desires the club TO change
the present rules so that he can bring
over a Shamrock W built under rules
which will permit the construction OF
a substantial racing craft.
Tho present rule governing Americas
cup races provides only for a given
water line length and under this con
dition fragile racing machines were de-
velODed
Sir Thomas expects to meet members
Of the New York Yacht club within a
few days.
sir Thomas later consented to tank
about what he would like TO see done
in order TO give chaliengers what he
considered an equal chance with Amcri-
can yachts IN cup races.
Il have been defeated three times
in American waters" said Sir Thomas
and ] viii say frankly that on each
occasion the best boat has won How
ever. every time ! have challenged the
racing rules have been 50 changed that
each new race has required that ! build
a bigger freak than the last one Five
times the rules have been changed.
so bring over the freak Yacht which
IL Is necessary to build under the pres
ent rules means grave danger TO the
Yacht and to the men aboard her I
have lost two men in coming across the
Atlantic.
What ] desire Is to race under the
universal rule. If ] can't win under
that rulo. ] can at least provide good
sport and that is the primary. rea sou
fof all racing, or a. least II should be
Sir Thomas said he wanted 10 race
for the cup with 90-footer and would
be ready in 1911
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-25
YOUNG WOMAN HEROINE
OF VERY STORMY VOYAGE

New York, oct 25.-Miss Augusta V.
Park an attractive young woman Of
Oakland. Cal. is the heroine Of a
storm-fraught voyage. which her
fathers big American sailing ship.
The Acme. has just completed. II re-
quired 12S DAYS Tor the Acme 10 round
the Horn from san Francisco to this
port and during that time the vessel
experienced many adyersities
Miss Park shipped as companion
for her father but before the voyage
Was finished. She had become skilled
as surgeon nurse. cook. seumis-
ress, sailor ana nsherwonan.
Aficl rounding the Horn, the Acme
ran into "a terrific storm during which
the first mate was hurled from the
wheel his arm being broken IN two
iaces. and his right hand split open.
While the storm ragged Aiiss Park set
the broken bones. mended the hand
and put the arm IN splints and sine.
then she has served az trained nur.,
10 the mate. In other storm. mann ..
the sails were carried aw. ru Tho
decks were under water OBJ.
time did tho young woman ID .I. r..
least symptom Of fright.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-25
EMPLOYING GIRLS AS CLOAK
MODELS IS sgMoRALIzINe

New York. oct 2-yf-If the Industrial
employees welfare committee Of the
National civic federation has It's way
cloak models in garment factories and
show rooms viii have to seek other
means of livelihood The committee
which Is composed OF prominent wom-
en- representing various sections Of tho
country. has decided that the em-
pigment Of girls as models Is de-
moralizing To the girls. the employees
and the the customers.
As a result Of personal investigation
made by members OF the committee IN
many factories and garment show
rooms. the civic federation will UNI
dertake "A caml align among the om-
ployers to discontinue the practise ana
substitute lay figures.
I'VE found that the employing Of
girls as models has demoralizing ef-
feet upon the girls themselves, and
upon the employers and purchasers"
said Mrs. J. Borden Hartman. chair
man Of the committee land for that
reason We decided 10 recommend thut
the civic federation make an issue OF
the matter"
Other WCll known members Of the
welfare committee are Mrs. Macus A
Marks, Mrs Eugene s. Benjamin. Mrs
Emanuel W Einstein. Mr.. Robert
Watchorn. Mrs. Clement A. Crlscom
Jr,, and Mrs. &, 4. Carpenter
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-25
SPAIN WILL NOT PUSH
CAMPAIGN IN MOROCCO

Madrid. oct. 2J.-Lieut Gen. De
Luque. minister of war IN the new Lib
eral cabinet, in an interview today con-
irmed the report that the government
had decided not TO push further the
Moroccan campaign.
lie said II the Liberals had been in
power before they woulc have avoided
the bloody and costly war and that
henceforth the object OF the govern
ment would be 10 guarantee the safety
OF Melilla by the system OF fortified po-
sltions which were already occupied
From now on. the minister OF war said
the work Of the army would be that Of
pacification and not Of domination and
while Il would defend these occupied
positions an effort would be made to
induce the RIMS 10 disarm and in this
movement aid Of the sultan's emissaries
would be enlisted.
DE Luque added that though the LIB
erals disapproved OF the recent acts
of repression at Barcelona. Ferrer had
been proven guilty on evidence aud
had been legally aud judicially con-
domned.
The Republicans Won at Yesterday
municipal election in Madrid
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-25
MODEL HUSBAND OR
JUST HEN-PECKED
Samuel Van Nostran Who Took
First Prize at Hubby Show"
Gets Credit From Wife.
PLEASANT BEFORE BREAKFAST
Wife Keeps Cash; He's Prompt at
Meals, Adept with Chatting Dish:
Scws on Buttons Beautifully.

Chicago. oct. 25-SamucI Van Nos
tran who was adjudgod the model
husband' at the second hubby show. %
held at the home Of Mrs. James sidney
Mccullough, received from his wife
yesterday credit for being the posses
scr OF an the virtues necessary to make
an local mate
Other than possessing the almost
sapcrhusband quality OF being good
ratured before breakfast" said Mrs.
Van Nostlan, my husband allows me
60 carry the family pocket book and
declares just as IL he meant il, that
my cooking Is so tar above mothers
efforts in The culinary line that there
could be no comparison. II that is not
glory enough for one woman / would
like TO know Nhat is"
The complete list OF desirable quail
flies attributed to her husband by Mrs.
Van Nostran are:
Prompt at meals
Good entertainer.
An aDo with the chhug %
Good dye of feminine bclnt.
bencf1ut and kline heurted
n Enjoys home moro than the club
Happlest when among friends
MT Van Nostran, VINO also received
the prize for his almost womanlv
ability tip sew on a button il S. years
old ana lhas been married nine years.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-25
WATER STRUCK IN JUAB.
Contractor Taps Spring at Depth of
400 Feet at LeNau Ridge.

Word has been received at the office
of the state land board of the finding
Of water at a depth OF AGO feet ia the
experimental well being bored under
the direction Of the board az Lcvan
ridge in Juah county. by Frank Moore.
contractor the contract calls for a
depth OF 600 feet. and n Is not stated
whether the llow Of water encountered
Is sufficient 10 stop further boring
Many Impulses are daily being re-
ceived by the board requesting In
formation about the 1atchtown re-
serNoir project, which has been brought
nearly 10 completion BY the board
The tract includes 5000 acres OF laud
near PanguitCh, Garfield county, aud
water - ready 10 De turned into the
canal as soon as sufficient applications
for land under the canal have been re-
ceived. u Is expected that the prof.
eel VIII De entirely completed By
Nov.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-25
SOUTHERN PACIFIC
> ABAND0NS HAZEN ROUTE

Reno, Nevada, Oct 25.-It is stated
that the Southern Pacific in its search
or "A short line to Los Angeles has
virtually abandoned consideration Of
Hnzen as an objective point for the cut
on. Recent developments have brought
TO light the presence Of three large and
well appointed corps OF Southern Pa
cifc surveyors who occupy the field in
central Nevada. These engineers are
running lines for a new outlet OF the
aaueduct lfne via either Winncmucca,
Battle Mountain Of Palisade. The lat
ter point Is not regarded With special
favor owing TO the hreken. character Of
the country. which would render con-
structiOn expensive
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-25
ALL THE CANDIDATES
CLAIMING NEW YORK

New York, Oct 25.-New York's stir
ring municipal campaign has entered
today the definitely prophetic stage
and already the managers OF the
various Vanvasses for mayoralty hon
ors have begun setting forth the pro-
portions OF their predicted victories In
figures
Starting with the prediction OF Re-
publican County Chairman Herbert
Parsons. that Otto l.. Barnard the
Republican fusion candidate for mayor,
VIII be elected by a plurality Of at
least 5000 the mathematical experts
% the other candidates have figures
60 show that substantial pluralities
will be forthcoming for both William
j. Gaynor. the Democratic candidate,
ana William r. Hearst candidate o
the civic Alliance.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-25
W0MAN'S CHRISTIAN
TEMPERANCE UNION

Omaha. Oct. 25.--PTefaced by the
usual hour Of praise and prayer the
thirty-siXth annual convention OF the
Woman's Christian Temperance Onion
resumed its work today with a fun at
tendance OF delegates and well filled
galleries.
Reports OF organizers occupied the
morning Miss Annie Robins OF Min
neapolis. formerly "a nurse In the United
States army hospital In the Philippines
told OF the great need OF missionary
work in the Philippines As an indict-
ment OF some OF the institutions and
customs introduced by the Americans
since the acquisition Of tho islands, her
report WAS especially impressive.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-25
UNION PACIFIC MERGER
SUIT is POSTPONED

Washington, oct 25--The taking Of
testimony FOR the defense in the dis
solution of the merger suit OF tho
government against the Union Pacific
company and other railroads has been
postponed until Jan 3. according 20 In
formation received by the attorney
general today.
fhe postponrmcnt was requested by
the defense az Cheyenne. Wyo. SAT-
ufoay and was proposd by Special
counsel Severance for the government
judge NandcvcrtCr OF the United
states circuit court granted the post
ponement on condition that tho de-
Tense complete their evidence by March
10.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-25
FISHER HARRIS BETTER.

Fishcr Hairs, tho genial secretary oi
The Commercial club who ts mlklng "a
gallant fight for health against BIS
odds. is reported 10 Doe feeling better
since his return from New York thouFh
his condition 49, not bv any means ~
good AS his friends Noald like % see 10
Yesterday h. was able to slt up nearly
an day in his room. but ho was not
able 10 move about in fhe house. 10
Will be- several weeks. q la inumated.
before he VIII BE- seen al bis old post in
the club. during which time his pres
ence viii b. Erostly missed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-25
STATE STREET TORN UP.
VI. l.. ChristoDhcrson SENDS Conn
munication to the Council.

Tile almost impassible condition OF
State street. between Tenth South and
Eleventh South streets. L. complained
II by NJ +. Christopherson. 1908 south
state. ln. letter to the city council.
received BY the city recorder this morn
ing. He says the east side OF tho
street, which was torn up Tor the lay
ing of new rails by the streetcar COM
pany. has been left Ia u frighiful con-
dition and that no clfOrta have been
made 10 repair the road. Christopher
son saws wagons cannot get into many
OF the homes, owing 10 the condition Of
the street.
He asks the council. for himself and
others, 10 have the matter attended to
as soon as possible. He wants a foot
bridge across Parley's creek at Tenth
South street and rock crossings at
kenslngton and Cleveland streets.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-25
oIno's MAIL RECovFRED.

Seattle. Wash. Oct. 25.--All the Unit
ed States mail that was on the steamer
Ohio when she was sunk IN Carter
bay, British Columbia, last August on
her way 10 Alaska. has been recovered
by the salvors OF the vessel and Is
now al the postofice here. There were
1856 sacks OF newspaper mail, which
came out OF the water greatly dam
aged and six pouches Of first class
matter including one OF registered
mail Examination Of the latter pouch
shows all the letters and parcels in
good condition and they will be for
warded 90 their destination
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-25
MRS. HUNTINGTN BUYS
A VALESoUEZ PoRTR&.l

New York. oct. 25.--Mn DaI b.
Huntington, widow OF the Canl5rn
railroad man, has purchased COL. hoi.
ford's famous painting by Vales4u,
life-size fuil-longth portrait or ia,
Duke Of Ollfarez, Philip the Folrth'
powerful minister. which until re-
Gently was among the art treasures Il
the Dorchester house. now the Amor
com embassy al London, according goo
Is cablesram received here NJ D. 4.-
ported that Mrs. HunulgtoA p...
5000, 900 Tor the picture
Mrs Huntington has Recently -
vested very large sum in uts
lngs
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-25
LANDS UNDER sMO0T ACT.
L. :. Land Once Receives List OF
Washington County sections.

The local land office has received
from the department OF the interior,
Washington, tho following list u lands
designated for entry In Washington
county under The enlarged homestead
act requiring non-residence. The land
includes:
Parts Of sections 70. 90 and 30 IN
township IS south. range II west
Parts OF sections 10. N. Il. ~. "A ana
p in township % south range 10 west.
and all Of section IS.
Parts Of sections 8. 4. 3. 6. Z. s. 2. 10
and Is In township 40 south. range N
west
Part OF section 81. township Al south,
range IS west
Part Of sections O. 10. Is. Il. %. 2t.
%. % and 80 ia township AZ south. range
" west
Part Of sections T. Q. 6. z. s and q I'm
township a. south, range rs west
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-25

trayagant methods Of the American"
administration. Many employees and
missed without detrlment-and possibly
some Improvement 10 the public feiV-
Ice.
ln the platform endorsed By the Citi-
zeua these eKtravaGant methods are
condemned and u the fusion ticket Il
elected they VIII be curtalled and elm.
mated The fusion movement had Ia
birth In dissatisfaction with the meth
DDS In which the clty's affairs are now
conducted
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-25
MORE SALARY ALDERMEN
GET LESS WORK DONE

Chicago, oct. 25.--ncreases in sal
AIRY from $500 to $4,000 for the alder
men elected last April do not seem
10 nave made tho councilmen any more
regular IN attendance upon commit
tee sessions. Chairman Hey Of the
committee on street nomenclature has
been trying for three weeks to get
quorum OF his committee together lie
bias fallel absolutely
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-25
MUELLER C0NFESSES
TO NUMBERING HIS WIFE

New York. Oct. 25.-fnspector Ac-
Cafierty announced this afternoon that
he had received word from Brooklyn
headquarters that Frederick Ge61ardt,
alias Mueller. had confessed 10 the
police that he murdered hs wife,
Anna Latter a year ago al lslip, L. I.
According 20 Inspector McCancrty.
the prisoncr said ~ took the woman
10 the woods ia lslip, ostenalhly 90
show her some land and then shot her.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-25
THREE CONFESSIONS.
Morphine Iicnd and Sncak Thieves
Tell Niisdecds To tlc Police.

Frank Clark 10 years Of age. adj
mltted having taken "a medicine case
out Of the automobile of Dr. G. IT.
Robinson. today. according TO tho
police. Clark Is "hop-hcnd." aud
says he took the phy aicianss medicine
case iu order to secure morphine to
satisfy nis craving for The drug.
T. +. Riley has confessed 90 haylrg
stolen cunt an ovorcoat ana IA
ladys coat frum the HAMPTON hotel
on south Temple between West Tem-
pie ana First West streets, according
tu the police. Tie was arrested hy
Police Officers Dmlsburg and Woods.
Riley. 81 Is claimed hy the police. has
also admitted having taken au over
coat from the Gold hotel. on west
Temple between First south aud
South Temple streets.
John McGraw has confessed 90 hav-
ing robbed John Melton or S5.u5. m
Commercial alley according 90 the
police. Ho was arrested by Detectives
Chase and Burt
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-25
cLEMlhS0N PLACED
ON TRIAL FOR MURDER

Chicago, Oet B-Dr Haldane
Cleminfon, charged with the murder.
ON May 30 last, Of his wife, was placed
today.
on The morning OF Mrs. CleminsOn's
death d.. cleminson telephonod to "a
physician that he and His wife had
been chloroformed BY = burglar, that