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The Forrest City times., 1909-05-07
OLD SOAKERS
Get Saturated with Caffeine.

When a person has used coffee for q number of years and gradually de- clined in health. it is time the coffee should be left off in order to see wheth- CT OF not that has been the cause of the trouble
 A lady in Huntsville. Ala, says she used coffee for about 10 years, and for the past 20 years was troubled with stomach trouble
 T have been treated by many physi- clans but all i'll vain Everything failed to perfect a cure. l was prostrated for some time. and came near dying When l recovered sufficiently to partake of food and drink 1 tried coffee again aad it soured my stomach.
 T finally concluded coffee was the cause of my troubles and stopped us ing it I tried tea and milk in it's place, but neither agreed with me, then l commenced using Postum. I had it properly made and it was very pleas ing 10 the taste.
 'I have now used 1t four months, and my health is so greatly improved that l can eat almost anything want and can sleep well. whereas. before, suf- fered for years with insomnia
 T have found the cause of my trou- bles and a way to get rid of them. You can depend upon it I appreciate Postum" ;"
 There's a Reason" Read The Road to Melville" in pkgs.
 Ever read the above letter: A new one appears from time to time. They are genuine, true, and full of hsAaa interest.
The Forrest City times., 1909-05-07
I he Senate.

During the morning session We'd nesday the Senate passed the Oldham bill which provides for settlemen of the claims Of the state capitol contractors and architect. This bill consumed a great DOT. ion of the Son ate's time during the morning. the measure being taken Up for the coll sideration of maudments. all or which were adopted. and the bill passed by vote of 2i 10 H. Tie bill, as perfected appsopria es S11a,. 00e. out of which 10 pay the claims Of Caldwell X Drake, Sl2.000 Q pay those of George k Mann the afeh5- teet. and also S5.oee 10 pay the eX- peases Of special counsel 10 he se- lected by Attorney General Hal L. Norwood 10 represent he state II the settlement otthe claims af the state capitol contractors and aecai- teet. The debate was over fbe old ham amendment providing for the $aaQo appropriation and the sabsti- tuf, amendment offered by Senator Wihg0 providing that tAe attorney general shall select and appoint tha special counsel assist in the set- tlement wi the contractors and architect, instead of the governor. as provided for n the original bH} Al ter the adoption Of she amendments. the hiH was read the th!rL time and passed and ordered transmitted t0 the House
 Senate Bin No a29. by Senator Bush. providing for tha orea ion of the Arkansas Educational C1mmis, sion was passed
 Other measures passed were Alp propriating $25.000 10 pay the mile- age and per diem of members Of the legislature; requiring the Kansas City Southern road 10 build va duct al Mena requiring railroad com. panies operating in Arkansas to file annual schedule of their property and indebtedness.
 The Senate he'd no afternoon ses- sion as they adjourned immedia ely after the noon recess.
 Mr Morris of Cleburne was in the House Wednesday after several days absence. He was called 10 his home at Heber, where his house and fur niture were completely demolished by a tornado that passed through that section recently MT. Morris states that only a corkscrew and screw driver were left on the lot occupied by his house and that a part of the house was found a considerable dis tance from Heber Only such furni- ture as mattresses and other articles which ould hardly be demolished were saved from the ruins.
The Forrest City times., 1909-05-07
Future Ideal Tn.nn

In the ideal town of the future. as pictured by Sir Oliver Ledge. the houses will have gas for heating by open fires and for cooking. and cleo tricity for lighting The gas. pro. duced from the coal al the mine. will be sent long distances through pipes. as water is now distributed. IL is hoped that the experiment will be tried soon, the burning of crude coal in town being absolutely forbidden. and at least two English towns are already consfd. ering the plan The publication of the air is one of the greatest needs in the Improvement of the conditions Of city lie,
The Forrest City times., 1909-05-07
PtaYarounds in Boston.

Boston women established the first playground iE l9o2 Last year there were eight. and nearly B oo0 was ex- pended or about 3 for each child. very cheap price for tho amount of good obtained The Playground league is the name of the society of he play ground boys themselves. who wesz buttons and discipline ail bad boys. thus making the government easy enough for those in charge. Not yha least important result of the plag- grounds in that city is said To be tat involved in the self-goverumeut.
The Forrest City times., 1909-05-07
Timber For Several Years Cutting

Prescojt.-The machinery for the establishing Of a new sawmill al Cur tis is being shipped from this place by J E. Nblett. who. last week. pur- chased the plant of Id Caruthers, situated a few miles west of Pres colt Neblett has recently come into possession Of considerable timber in the vicinity of Curtis, and has enough options there to continue the mill for several years
The Forrest City times., 1909-05-07
Accused of Conducting Blind Tiger

Magnolia cases Of liquor, ar legged to have been found in the home of Mrs E (. Davis, a white woman have given rise to a sensation in this prohibition community and will b. the cause of her enforced appear ance before the Federal grand jury which meets in TeXarkana in few days She is alleged To have been operating a blind tiger and is under arrest.
The Forrest City times., 1909-05-07
WARNING TO ALL coNcrO.,. e'mpie and comprehensiv. O., Up by Small Boy vi,S sn Pa
 Grievance.

The Langworths lived in
 house so easily accessible f,a a corner street that they were constaoai aom ths moved by persons ringing to ,@'i'ly s-i aa other possible inhaBitapts 'aa 'hers block were to be found. FipaI1. that ed to desperation by these N,,s' , soad tions, the family boy attem1taa .ai'efFup a stop to the nuisance ''u 10 pu
 T guess said he. comp,..
 there won't be any more fon' fina'en'ly ing if the Browns, the B,5d,aS S'As ast hansons live in this house rr VT 'hs 'em. ' Fe fixed Langworth. o''eu Mrs
 Hung out a sign"
 And what did you print on ', die?" '''' on II, lad
 Just five words" reDIiad IT. proudly; Nobody lives here bn, aa,oa ns Lippincott's ''' us'
The Forrest City times., 1909-05-07
IN THE HOUSE.
Bills Passed.

House Bill No. 495 tParks). all thorizing the board of directors of the Long Prairie Levee District to issue certificates of indebtedness. Vote, 8t 10 0
 House Bill No. ST eoliphanU. re. quirlng the Frisco railroad to install a switch al Many Islands, Fulton county Vote so to 0 House Bill No. 4S2 Gacyl. proyid- ing a game and fish law for Union county. Vote. S2 to 0.
 House Bill No. 400 6KendalD, Ie galizing he acts of the directors O. Sidewalk Improvement District No ? in Clafksyille Vote, 77 to 0.
 House Bill No. 472 (Iolt of Hemp sead), creating the Arkansas Nieks- burg Military Park Commission and providing for markers on the Nicks- burg battlefield Vote 7S 10 3.
 House Bill No. 4S9 6Nealel, requir- ing the Rock Island railroad 10 stop passenger trains at Adona Vote, 6 10 L
 House Bill No. % GWitD, provid- ing state uniformity Of text books and creating the State Text Book Commission Vote. 76 to 5
 House Bill No 464 Smith. author i1ius the 55Wn of Dermott 10 compel sewer connections. Vote, 60 to 0.
 Sena9e #giH No 245 eEdmonsonl, creating School Bisuici No. in Stone county. Vote. 50 10 1.
 House Bin No 1@4 tCombsD. pro yiGing iar fhe relief of Henry Driver. No.e - 10 Q.
 House Bill No 44o damiltm of ToI1a repeating the aet creating the Nena road district Vote. 67 to Q,
 House Bill No $o9 Campbell, au- rhorizmg the directors of the Piggott special school district 10 borrow money Notr. 6S to 0
 House Btn No 333 CSmothers), re- Quiting lhe Iron Mountain railroad 10 build Ii denot al Baldwin Vote. r to q
 House Bill No. 2S5 dBradham), or gariziHs the YIck special school dis ;rict Vote. - 10 0.
 House Bill No 454 fRoundiree1, organizing the Petdgrew special i disfriet Tn Madison county. Vote. Il ] 70 q.
 House Bill No 450 (Kersh). abol- ishjng fhr Warner special court dis grict in Lincoln county Vote, 76 10 Q.
 Senate Bill No. 299 tYoppl. iucreas- ius the salary of the Prairie county judge Vote. 60 10 Q.
 House Bill No. 4S5 tCollins). pro yiding Tor the relief Of N B Thomp- kins Of ola Vote. 67 10 O.
 House BiI No. 39l tJones of Sc yier1. providing for a general fencing district tor sevier county. Vote, q ] 10 0
 i House Bill No 296 (Thompson of Greene1. saeating all alley in the West End addition Of Paragould. Vote, 60 10 0
 House Bill No 2l6 (Tueker). pro- yiding salaries for Jefferson county ofHhfcers Vote. 64 to |
 House Bill Nc. 445 6Yeager), pro viding for the protection of game in i Calhoun county. Vote 63 to ,.
 House Bill No. 452 tNewton). re- i qulring the St Louis and Southwest. ern railroad 10 establish and main tain suitable street crossings at Eng 1 land Vote. 63 10 0.
The Forrest City times., 1909-05-07
Neqro lumber Workers Shoot.

Nashyille=R Robert Wheeler. a ne gro. was shot by Tim Ferguson. an other negro. in the timber camp of the Nashville Lumber Company. on the Schaal spur of the NJ P. X G. road last Tuesday. and the wounded negro is in precarious condition.
The Forrest City times., 1909-05-07
Grip Full of Whiskey Found

kensett.-John James of Iz.rd county was arrested al Kensett Thursday charged with bootlegging At the time of his arrest his grip was searched and found 10 be filled with fiasks of whiskey.
The Forrest City times., 1909-05-07
To Manufacture Ne. Hinge Devic,

Pine Bluff-The Hinge Clip Com pany Of Pine Bluf has fled it's arti, eles of incorporation with he county clerk showing a capital stock of $20,- 0oo of which S1o0oo has been sub scribed The company will sell Q hinge clip O. notebook attachment which was patented by Duval John son of this city.
The Forrest City times., 1909-05-07

Deans Kidney Pills. and they certain ly did wonders for me Though I am Sl years old. an as well as the aver age woman of 50 I work well. eat well and sleep well"
 Sold by all dealers. n cents a box FosteT-Milburn Co. Buffalo. \. |.
The Forrest City times., 1909-05-07
Banks at Asbdown Are Duped.

Aahdown \ young man giving the name of John F StaazrIl svind- led the tW9 Ioeal banks oat of s. a9o. Every effort 10 locate the guilty party is beng made and his early apprehension is assured
The Forrest City times., 1909-05-07
Is Accused of selinq lfauor.

AshdoWn-R Y smith proprietor of inc Lone Star restaurant. was ar rested last week for selling beer. Sheriff Sanderson searched the house and says he found two barrels of beer smith wa released under $21o bond
The Forrest City times., 1909-05-07

three years l Suf- fere d everything with rheumatism in my limbs and a dull. ceaseless aching in my back. l was " Q a k Ian gui | broken with head aches and dizzy spells. and the kid nev sec-etions were thick with solids. I
 was really in a crit
The Forrest City times., 1909-05-07
Blow Apparatus to Be chano.d

FFescott.-fhe material including steel fans. blows. etc. for the Ozan blaming mill. has arrived and gen eral oyerhaaltns of the blow system Of the mill Will begin at once
The Forrest City times., 1909-05-07
Mail Handled Every nau

Bergman mall from Harri. son to Bergman now goes and comes every day in. the week This is tba only star route in the state operated on Sunday.
The Forrest City times., 1909-05-07

Respect for the past is not bigOt,, and We are to beware of the danga. of changing too much. as well as ina, ot hot changing at all.-Sydney Smith
The Forrest City times., 1909-05-07
Correrstone of church euildinn aid

Dardanelle-The cornerstone of the new Baptist church al Darda- nelle was laid sunday The address was delivered by Rev A H. Autrey. a former pastor Of he church
The Forrest City times., 1909-05-07
eaptists Hold Spring meetinq.

Palatka The Currant River Bap- list Association will meet al Palatka Friday, May x, for a three-day ses- sion.
The Forrest City times., 1909-05-07
Waterworks System is compIeted

Hope-The contractors for the new "aterwofks system al Hope complet- cd their work Saturday The mains will be tested al once.
The Forrest City times., 1909-05-07
Good Artesians Sunk in Pike County

Murfreesboro -Artesian wells have been broughE in on the property of Marion Riley and W. Branch at this place The Riley we'll overflow cd when depth of S9 feet had been reached. and the Branch well at a depth of 99 feet
The Forrest City times., 1909-05-07
EASE.

Drather Sitdown-Dat's a mighty short stub yer smokin Dusty.
 Dusty Dodgework-Yep | knows it: dats de way allers like 'em; you don't hev ter pull de smoke so fur.
The Forrest City times., 1909-05-07
For Colds and Gripo-c,,,a,..

The best remedy for Gripp and Colsa |. Hicks Capudine. Relieves the acbi5g4 s.s 2 feYerishness. Cures the c8ld-Hpa3sadLnaal dna also It's Liquid-Effects immediatsI,s, ,s 25 and soc at Drug Stores "
The Forrest City times., 1909-05-07
PROOF POSITIVE

Do you really love ne Ceor.om Didn't you give me this tie da..x "Yes, love. Why?9
 Well, ain't I wearing it?o
The Forrest City times., 1909-05-07
NEW STRENGTH FOR CID BACKS.
No Need to Suffer Every Day from
 Backache.

Mrs. Joannah Straw. 525 North Broadway. Canton. $. D. says: For
The Forrest City times., 1909-05-07

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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-05-16
L.ABORERS ON BANANA FARMS
AND EXPORTERS CLASH
OVER WAGES.
SERIOUS DISTURBING! S
u. s, Gunhoat Marietta. Now at Porto
Cortez, Ordered to Buefields,
The Seat of the
Trouble.

Washington. May Trouble ex
lists at Bluefields on the east coast Of
Nicaragua and the gur boat Mariatt1
now at Porto Corta2, Honduras, has
been ordered to the scene, The dit
ficulty, which has been attended with
serious disturbances, apparently has
been attended with serious disturb
ances, apparently has foea between
lahorers on the banan plantation
and The interests controlling the eX
port cf the fruit, and from such re
ports as are at hand it is believed to
have had its Inception over the qucs
ion of wages.
Plantations containing several hun
drcd acres Cf fruit have been de
stroyed and the Bluelields Steamship
company with headquarters at New
Orleans, which operates line to
Bluefelds, has been prevented from
getting It's cargoes.
Through efforts Of Vice Consul
Clancy al Bluehelds marital Jaw has
been ostensibly established, but ap-
parently OF of sufficient extent to con.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-05-16
HEAVY STORMS
IN MICHIGAN
ONE REPORTED DEAD, FOUR
MISSING AND TWO OTHERS
INJURED.
CROPS ARE DAMAGED
Early Celery Crop Almost Entirely
Washed Out Near Kalamazoo
Reports From Kansas Show
Dead, IS Injured.

Detroit, Mich, May 15.--Ropors of
heavy damages from rain and hail
have been received here tonight from
the three most southeriy tiers Of
counties in Michigan, Today,s storm
is said to have all bur cumpletaly
washed ont the early celery crop in
the vicinity Of kalamazoo. and hail
is reported to have seriously daul-
aged budding fruit trecc.
Four Missing and One Dead.
George Brooks, a fisherman is miss
ing from Mount Clemens having gone
out on Lake st. Clair IN a sail boat
Just before the storm broke, and
three Mount Clemens youths, Carl
Epely, Charles Ulrich and Roy Grocs'
beck, who went to st Clair mats In a
power launch and started home af er
dinner are also missing. Rudolph
KaminsH. driver of street flusher
wagon in Detroit was eectrocuted il
trying to put a fallcA nve wire out of
reach of a crowd of inqhisitiye boys.
At Fowleryille score of buildings
were unroofed and a bean elevator
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-05-16
ARRESTED FOR
CRUEL MURDER
MINER lNSULTED WOMAN AND
THEN KILLED HER HUSBAND
WHEN HE TRIED TO PRO-
TECT HER.

Carliuyille. m, MAY 15.-Oweu
Morrison. a miner is in jail here
charged with murder Of Sheridan
Williams al Sawyeryiile. twelve miles
west of Edwardsville yesterday
Williams was killed while protect
ing his wife from Morrison who
struck her with a bottle when she re-
scented a remark made by the miner
The latter asserts that be killed
Williams in self defense.
The affair caused considerable ex
element Ira Sawyerville and Morri
son was brought here as precaution
against possible mob violence
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-05-16
NEWS FORECAST
FOR THE WEEK
TAFT TO MAKE TRIP THROUGH
THE SoUTH--LAkE MO
HoNk CONFERENCE.
ELECTION IN COLOMBIA
Is of Interest to United Statcs--New
Assembly Must Ratify Treaty
Suit Against the
Powder Trust.

Washington May l5.-.re idegi
Taft viii leave Washington TUESDAY
night on his first trip to the aont1
since his inauguration. At Plte s
/ burg, Va, Wednesday, he vi tf
present at the unvciling of Il fine
! monument at Fort Malone to tn
Pennsylvania troops who fell "a the
fights during tho famous siege q
Gen. Grant From Petersburg 48tNt
president will 20 to ctar'otta, Ms G
to attead the celebration there OF
the anniversary Of the signing Of the
Meoklenburg declarai:CG OF iniepend
ence
The fifteenth annual meeting o'
ternatiCnal arbitration will assemble
at the Adriondacks resort Wednesday
aud continue in session thre DAYS.
Prominent among the participants
win be Coy. Ansel of South Carolina
Ex-Governor Montague of Virginia
President Faunce OF Drown univer
sty, the British. German anl Brazil.
ian ambassadors, ami the diplomatic
representatives of several of the re.
publies Of South aud Central America
II the conditions are favorable the
government tests of aeroplanes and
other flying machines wii De re-
sumed during the week AT Fort Myer.
The tests will continue a month or
longer and viii include damonstra,
tions of the Wright aeroplane, the
Berliner type Of helicop:c iiyng ma
cine and several other varetcs or tie
so.cal ell heavier thaT-eir maahlles
The taking of testimony on behalf
suit against the >o-called powder
trust is scheduled to begin In the
United States court at Wilmington,
Del, Monday On the same day the
case OF II Clay Pierce, under indict'
ment in Texas on the charge Of false
swearing IN the suit 20 oust the
Waters Pierce oil company from that
state, will be called at austin, but
it Is understood hat he trial will be
postponed until fall.
The election of a new assembly In
the Republic Of Columbia. which is e.
be hcid next Thursday. Is Of some IN
tercst to the people of the Uaitcd
States. owing TO the efforts Of Presi
dent Reyes and his government To
have elected an ASSEMBLY, favorable to
the convention recently concluded
between Colombia and the United
States. which must be ratified by the
assembly before Il can come into
force.
The annual Presbyterian general
assemblies will be important gather
ings OF the week. The Northern Pres
byterlans viii meet at Denver anc
the Southern Presbyterlans at Sa
vannah. beginning their sesscn
simultaneously Thursday morning.
President Taft and the British am
bassador Mr.. Bryce. will ne the prin
cipal speakers at the national confer
encc on city planning which viii a
semble In Washington Friday for
| session of two days.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-05-16
Timely Thoughts.

troll the situation in satisfactory
manner.
There has been no injury 10 Amori.
cans 50 far as reports show. The
Marietta will stop at Ceiba. Honduras
and take aboard Consul Drew Llnard
at that place, who will proceed 10
Bluefclds to assist Vice Consul
Clancy in his efforts to obtain fun in
formation touching the actual dam
ages to American interests.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-05-16
HOME ON A VISIT
7. n. Williams Saw Man For Whom,
He is Being Unjustly Prosecuted
Is IN Canada.

T. n Williams. who wa taken TO
McMi-nyiile. Tenn. about a month
ago hv officers from that place
charged with land fraud has returned
10 Cairo for a short visit He is out
on bond and SAYS be- will go back to
McMinnvillc To fight ont bis ease In
tine court thrr THURSDAY Mr.. w!
Iams says that he ihinl b. viii como
Gear. as hc has been informed hy The
prosecutors that they believe him in
rcce-t Il IS said that The really guilty
fsrtics have gone to Canada and can.
act Ic f--uI
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-05-16
STRIKERS AND
POLICE FIGHT
ESTIMATES OF 10000 TO 25,OoO
CHRISTIANS SLAIN IN ADANA
CUT DOWN MATERIALLY
THOUSANDS SEEK RELIEF.

Cleveland. Ohio, May 1.-Two hun
dred strike sympathizcrs battled with
fifteen special policemen aud seven
Patrolmeu on South Water stret today
to prevent the latter escorting twcn
tytwo strike breakers from The Fri
station to the shipping headquarter-
Of the Lake Carriers Association
Thirteen strike breakers refused "a
abide by their agreement and ioineI
the strikers. Three men were jar
led by bricks thrown turing the s'rCg
gle and 20 was necessary 10 turn in q
riot call before the crowd dispersed
Six men we're arrested.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-05-16
SAVED BY CELLARS.

Kansas City. Mo. MAY 15.-Five
members of the Eckstrom family,
supposed to have been killed on their
farm near Hollis. kas.. IN last nights
tornado, and Charles Quance a ranch
man. who was believed to have sue
cumbed near LarneJ. Kas., cscapd un
harmed to tornado ceiiaTs. This fact
became known late today when wire
communications were restored Will
these points.
The known dead from the storm In
this part of the southwest is three
and the injured fifty-fyc.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-05-16
CITIES IN NORTHERN MONTANA
SHAkEN-ALSO FELT IN
CANADIAN TOWNS.
NO GREAT DAMAGE DONE
ALTHOUGH Force of Disturbance Was
Sufficient TO Shake Articles
From Shelves In Stores
and Residences

Great Falls. Mont, May ia dis
tinct earthquake shock was felt here
tonight at 9:l5 and Il was also felt
at Choteau Hayre, Wagner and other
points. showing that It prevailed gen
orally over northern Montana. Whlla
no serious damage was done the
shock was sufficient to throw things
from shelves in store and there was
some hreakage of glassware.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-05-16
HELENA SHAKEN.

Helena, Mont. May 15.-At 9:15
o'clock tonight an earthquake shock
las Ing several seconds was felt here
The only damage reported is that at
the residence OF Herman Paul, whose
front retaining wall ten feet high and
two feet thick was thrown down.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-05-16
BANQUET FOR BRYAN.

Columbus, Ohio. May 15.-Under
the auspices of the Jefferson club a
banquet of 1,500 men and women was
addressed tonight by William j
BRYAN. His subject was 'WatchIhan
What of the Night?" At1ee rome
rome. of Canton, John l.. Trauger OF
Columbus. and Governor Harmon
were other speakers.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-05-16
PRINCETON DEFEATED.

Ithaca, n. Y, May 15.-Cornell won
over Princeton today in track athletics
761a 10 40h. The feature was the rec.
ord hammer throw of Tofbott, who
threw l67 feet 4 inches. This breaks
all intercollegiate records but will
not be allowed, as the distance was
not measured with a steel tape
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-05-16
KILLED BY FLYING TIMBER.

Topeka. Kas., May 15.-Storm re
ports just received here state that i'm
the tornado last night in Washing on
county, in the northern part of the
state, Frank Boerner. a young man
was killed by a flying timber at the
home of his uncle, ]. r. Boerner. near
Troop. A daughter of ]. B. Boerner
was severely injured
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-05-16
YALE BEATS HARVARD.

New Haven, Conn, May I5.-Yale
beat her rival from Cambridge in the
annual dual games on Yale Held this
afternoon. The score was, Yale So
- Harvard as 4-5. OF the three rec
ords broken the most notable one wau
in the two mile event when Jaques. Of
Harvard, made the distance In 8 mia.
utes. 46 4-5 seconds. 6 As seconds un-
der the record of Stone. of Harvard
three years ago. Cconey, Of Yale
tossed the hammer 159 feet 10 inches
1r.--...a.l -. rnr,-4h rnna
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-05-16
DICKINSON LEAVES CANAL

Colon Nav 15-Jacoh VI Diekin
son. American secretary # war. left
here today On the Mas flower. he
proceed direct 10 Washington. The
secretary arrived here April - aud
during the last Two weeks has deyot-
ed great deal Of attention to canal
matters.