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The San Francisco call., 1909-04-22
PARA|SO HOT SPRINGS

z Grandest and Most Accessible of All Re-
sorts. Only y hours Ride in Auto Over
Beautiful Road. New Swimming Pond,
Bathhouses. Waters Awarded First Prize
at st. Louis Exposition.
Natural hot soda. sulphur. plunge and tub
baths i04 to 116 degrees. for rheumatism.
malaria and all stomach troubles. Iron and
arsenic waters. Altitude. 1,400 feet Hunt
ing. fine fishing, bowling. tennis. croquet.
dancing gas. Expert masseurs. Round
trip S. Rates, SI2 TO SIS, baths included.
Table unexcelled. Information at any S. r.
office or Peck-Judah Co, Is9 Market street.
or Bryan's. New train service; take flyer
s a. M Third and Townsend, arriving at
Springs l D. m. II. n. MCGOWAN. Prop.
Paraiso Springs Monterey County. Cal.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-22
HOWARD Springs, Lake Co.
42 MINERAL SPRINGS.

Lithis for kidneys. magnesia for stomach. Hot
iron baths ITO deg, for rheumatism4 NOW
OPEN. SO week. MISS c. WHEELER, $50
Alcatraz av., Oakland, Cal.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-22
ARTISTIC VAUDEVILLE

-GRIGOLATrS AERIAL BALLET; FRANK 70
sARTT: MARGARET MOFFAT and CO.; Ar
CADIA- Paul SANDERS MINIATURE
CIRQUE: RAYS PLAYERS. ELSIE FAY. NIL
ER and WESTON. THE SANDWINAS; OR
rHEEM NOTION PICTURES, SHOWING SAN
FRANCISCO BEFORE THE FIRE.
Prices 1oc. &c. SOC. 75c: Box Seats 81: Matinees
Except SUNDAYS and Hoicays) 1oc. PC, Soc
Phone Douglas TO
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-22
MT. VIEW RANCH HOTEL

And cottages in the mountains near Santa Cruz.
First class table. elubroom, dancing pavilion.
bowling. croquet Rates 50 and $40 Carriage
fare 81 .25 round trip. Send for booklet. MRS
TONY PHILLIPS. Prop. Santa Cruz, Cal.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-23
TEDDY REPLIES
TO RESOLUTION
FORAKER WANTED TO kNo"
HOW WAR DEFICIT FUND
WAS SPENT-PREsloENI
wIrHHoLDs SOME NAMES.

Washington. Jan. 22NPresidoni
Roosevelt today sent 20 the senate
responso 90 Foraker's resolution can
,,op the seretar Of the treasury ior
an itemizcd statement OF eNp'hH'
,ures from the 100000 war deficit
fund The reply reached the senate
in the form Of an executive Document
7, purporis to be A complete answer
a. f,r as the use Of the war deficiency
n,J Is concerned. but some OF 'h'
n,res of persons 20 whom payment
vore made we're withheld.
In the message. which was read pr
socrci session. the president SAYS lha.
A. tbese names are desired h. will inT
Inieb them 10 the committee on MI
ltary affairs.
while the Foraker resolution 80
laereed 10 in executive session and ih
-crlv thereto would ordinarily D.
e.,t IN the senate In open session p
so,stcr seemed inclined ~ take ~
I rosrousibility If criiioisinE Roo
,alt-s course in keeping The inform
tion secret.
Inasmuch as Foraker is mem =
b. cf the committee on military ahali
be has an opportunity q obiainiI
!. the statement IN detail He vas D
\ present when the reply oi me pi.
. aent 70 his resolution Uas received
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-23
EXACTLY AS REPORTED BY cow
MlTTEE--MARlNES WILL NE
MAIN IN OAKLAND.
FEB. y MADE HOLIDAY
IL lo,or of Lincoln's Birth-Un'on
Pacific Found Guilty OF D'scr'm-
,nation by Commerce Com
mission,

Washington. Jan. 22-EHac''s DO
reported by the committee the haNa'
nrogram for the fiscal year OF l'io
was today adopted by the house anu
the naval appropriation biii was
nassed The opponents of the navy
increase feature OF the Dill iouii''
themselves in hopeless mihor'lS'
The only vital alteration made Ill the
measure was the striking out OF the
nrovision restoring the marines TO 'he
naval vessels
The aggregate amount approPf'"'e''
&c s125 600 900. As has been the c8s'
in the past the increase IN the , hav',
estimate gave rise TO extended ah'
heated debate in which the hlei''o''
were afforded an opportunity u an
their views Of the japanese queS'loii
peace advocates were much III eNl
dence in opposition to sueh an III
crease. while the adherents OF u''
proposition were alive at all times u
every move made to cua down III
numher of vessels authorized.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-23
IL. p. DISC cRlMlNATED.

Washington. Jan. 22-The Union
Pacific Railroad is declared 10 nav
been guilty of unlawful discrii'i'',"
tion in decision announced To-Day p'
tho interstate comerce commission II
what are known as the elevator al
lowauce cases in which the NeorasAa'
Iowa Grain, the Cromwell Lumber
and Grain, the Updike Gram 'he va
yers Elevator and Nye, Schnelder'
Fowler Grain Companies, sought rep
aration from the road for dlscrl'iii"a
tion In favor of Union Pacific e'eVa
tor allowances at Omaha and Couhc'
plufs with respect TO the Shipment
involved the tariff provision requirin'
a return to the defendant OF car
within forty eight hours as conaiuo.
precedent to the payment oil lhe d
iowance. is held unlawful. The con
mission SAYS the road though deem
ing to pay this to compialnah's pa'
an allowance to their competitor
Repartation aggregating Sl2,5Zi an
interest was allowed.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-23
AGRICULTURAL BILL.

Washington. Jan. 2z.-Couslue'
tion Of the agricultural Appropriation
biu hy the house committee on asIi
culture was practically concluded To-
dav and the bill probably will be re
rortcd next week The total amour
carried is about sli,ooo.ooo or s.
ooo 600 less than the estimates SUP
mi,ted by the department Of agricui
,uro The total appropriation Is
about 81 100000 more than last year
ono Of the principal items Of increas'
beine the distribution Of seeds 10
congressman.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-23
DECIDED AGAINST
DIAMOND WORKERS
IN CASE INVOLVING ENTRY or
p3ELelAN CUTTERS INTO
UNITED STATES.
MONOPOLY IS BROKEN
,latS Contained Only 325 Members,
But Worked on 90 per Gent OF
production-Apprentices
Unjustly Limited.

Washington, Jan. %, 2,lpy virtue OF
an imnortant decision affecting the
diamond cutting ana polishing "
lustrv in this country, rendered ps
the department of commerce anu
labor teday. eight Belgian cutie
whom the, Diamond woriecrsS Protec-
1--we Union OF North America suceesd-
Cd in. having detained at Ellis isiaho
on the charge that they had oeeh
drought to this country IN Nioiatioii
of the contract labor law, tlfc he :
gians are allowed to enter the Unltea
States ,,a
The decision holds tfitt the ala
mopd workers union OF thIs count y
la "rn.American in character, in tha'
n Is composed almost exclusively o.
loreisncrs. aud their stringent ruit'
4 practically prohibit Americans iron
becoming members by limiting IN
number of apprentices that can D.
taken into the trade to ten per cen
'5of the total membership
r Although about ninety per cent .
/ tho worlds diamonds are sold IN TN
S c,rntrv. according to the eN!denc
T. submitted. there is 325 diamond Wof'
s ors here. all ncmbers of the America "a
K union. whereas there are about 599V
!. in Antwerp and Amsterdam, IN
E,mion. il was claimed IN the hearlh
bae succeeded In keeping othei
# from comiltg in.
II mrhc union which heretofore n'
been invulnerable will now cease
no factor in controlling the diamel
:" labor In this country, and thousan
" lof Americans will now learn !
OF trade" satd Milton c. Ansoree :,
IL New York. who represented inc ?
en- pian government In the case.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-23
OREGON PLAN APPROVED
BRYAN May be Made senator by "e"'
Leqislatyre-Expected to De NC
publican.

Lincoln. Neb.. ian. 22.--lhe Neo' q
La bousotoday approved the report VI
the committee OF the whole Itoo','
n,onding the passage of 1.-THE Hump''
- biu for the election of senators
by the oregon plan. This oiil wa
nass hoth houses. The bill is Intend
od 70 give w. J. Bryan chance 10 y
o1oc,oJ senator. as the Democral
leaders believe preference "o"'n ',
expresed for hm although the mex
legislature which, under the pr'Sen
iav would elect a senator, is eApec'e'
to be Republican,
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-23
res p SPECIAL HOLIDAY.

Washington, Jan. z2,-February l.
next was declared to be a specia. II
gal holiday and the survey and piahs
Cor highway from Washington to
Cettvsbnrg to be known as the Lin
coin way" as memorial to Abraham
IJjncoln. was provided for by 1oih'
resolution passed by the senate al
,or a, extended debate. The resolu-
lion did not commit congress 10 tne
construction Of the highway when sur
yeyed.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-23
SINFUL TANEOUS WITH CoNSioen-
ALTON OF NAVAL Aprho-
PRlATiON BILL.
COUNTRY IMPROBABLE
penresentative Tawrey Declares no
Fleet Could Strike Effectively
on Either Coast-Tired OF
War Talk, He Says.

vasbinrton. Jan. Embarrassing
tho naval bill in the mouse today law
nov smoke of the Japanese situati'h'
"l am getting somewhat tired, ~
said amid loud applause 'ot thcse
annually recurring wars WIN Jal'"''
winch occur simultaneously Win con
,,Ieration of the naval appropriati II
bill" j.,
curing every week and month III
tho yoar" Tawney said, I'VE near
GREAT dea! about our peaceful ana cot,
Ji.l relations with that orl3h'ai
country. but when we come 70
.,ider tbe naval appropriation TN 'hH
lncwspapers Immediately print WI u
nraJictions Of what is going to nap
lpen." on+ cor.
Tawncy referred to recent cor.
vc, qattcn with a former E0Ner"'i'e"
official who had been to Ja1pd1 '"''
hod told him there was no more oai'
ao,. Of war between tle tinted stat
and Japan than there was OF war ne
tween fine United States aad Gre"'
Britain. ,,, coul.
Tswney declared that Japan co"'
I,-t % to war and could not I'M -
sortbipc more of tax than was y
lnoeaa without revolution. n','
bn, b,1y,,er he sid was not TIE oa'
roaeon .Woull Japan,' nc y
,',,oJ "aveu if She was equippe
financially, ever think Of sen"liiE
acct of battleships from 1okou'''''
otfack our pacific coast IN me
Y lwar?" - ,a ca
!. ln,I, somewhere in the fa'l"o go
o Nth a naval base whera Hhe e"'
i n.,a, hor ships anc MAX neeessa'
q repaifs. There was no 5'Gh p'a'
n The Pacific except the 'a"a,'
!. EI.t,nds and he declared mat wiz
8. I.no fortiacations provided Tor we
=. o,r,nreted the islands would re rs il
nreeuable as Gibraltar
q Tawney said there was no nay
,r osso, anoat that cOrld san Ito
10 yokohama to ,he "acihc o'Ns, a.
n. hack aoain with her own coa' " a.
ID ,uch = cot corld not be supplieo WI
IN onourh Golfers to meet requ'reii'en
ITo enote of the recent agreement
Tween the United states ana @ 'an'
,g which he said. Eve are told inS", u,
ed perpetual relations of peace WIN nn .
he n,,ntry.' The two oceans ne
ar ctareJ were greater bulwarF8 oi
~ sanse cf the country that the na''
an sb,ns '"rhere Is no country '.iat :
strive effectively he exclaimed, -"
wi. the fortincations we now nave
,ad Nth the navy we now have,
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-23
DEATH SENTENCE COMMITTED
nv GOVERNOR DENEEN TO
LIFE IMPRISONMENT,
GIVEN TWO RtP2|EV[S
70. rxecutiye at Different Times
Trial Judge Recommended Com
mutat on-Jerry 'Vrzals |cs- ~.
tmony False.

Springfield. H., Jan, %. Governor
Doncen tonight comuted to lie IN /
nr,sonment the sentence Of death
which had been pronounced on HcE.
man Billik of Chicago, who was cor.
dcmned to hang for the murder OF
u.rv yrzal. whom he poisoned WIN
other members of the family u was
charged.
,rhe communication in made on rec
ommendation of the state board OF
nar,lons. after the supreme court mao
refused to interfere, saying the recoIo
showed no reversible error and ahirm'
ing the Judgment Of the crimlhal
court of Cook county. The beafd oi
naraons in making the recommehda'
tions to the governor Tor eoh'huta
tion Of the sentence, saws that altei
tho final action of the supreme court
1orrv Vrzal, brother OF Mary VrHa'
,d one of the principal witnesses fol
tho state at the trial OF BliilK' ap
neared before the board OF pardohI
at the hearing of the petition tof ,''
1u,e nardon and swore hat all OF nj
toetimonv at the trial against BIN
was false excent as 10 some uiiih
nortant facts.
! The hoard of pardons Is OF the opl'
a lion that, owing to the statement
0 urors that they were influenced
II i,eict the death penalty by the test
mcnv of Jerry Vrzal as to certa'
!, facts which were not testihed 10
4 other witnesses, the jury wouin III
Il have inflicted the death pehally
y Ierrv Vrzals testimony had he'
y eliminated during the trial instead
:, afterwards.
u The trial Judge, in a commune
:, lion to the board of pardons' reco'
mends the commutation oil tue %
=, tence. saying the enforcement ol u
M death penalty. under the clrcu
Il stances of Jerry Vrzal recantlhs l
,d testimony at the trial would not
tn his Judgment, meet with generai
Is. probation.
,e- Governor Dencen several mont
n, ann Granted Billik reprieve un
cs the supreme court could review
IA oase Inst month Lieutenant G'
i'' ernor sherman. in the absence OF
le' noon in Washington, granted BIZ
an another reprieve until January -
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-23
TREATY NOT RATIFIED.

Washington. Jan. 22-An eHol'
vas made in the senate today TO rati-
o. the Canadian boundary waterways
,rsatv but upon objections from Sen
s,ors Smith Of Michigan. and Hey
burn. Of Idaho. IT went over un'" '"e
ne,t executive session. These sena.
- have not examined the treaty
f,liv and we're not prepared TO sccep'
!, a. this time. Inasmueh ss the treaty
was reported unanimously TON 'n'
ccnrittee on foreign relations eA
,ensed opposition TO the ra'ihca'io'
is not anticipated.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-23
KNOX AND HITCHCOCK
Requested BY Taft TO Meet H'm AZ
Charleston, S. C.. For Conner
ence on Cabinet.

augusta. Ga, Jan. 22-Philander G.
Knox and Frank ~ Hitchcock, lait :
,lcicc FOR .cccriary Of state ana post
,,-etor general respectively. nave
r..c, roouce,od nv Nm to come 70
CHAR. stot for conference SuhHaN
.Tao has continued to gather iniorma
tiop regarding prospective 'aoin''
r.atcrial aud while he cares TO EiF'
NO details OF what Is ~ h' Hl7
gresoJ sunday. Il Is prohahl" that ih'
treasurrship will receive attention. a.
we'll a. other matters. b..
TaH will terminate his s'aN "
Areusta tomorrow morning "h'h w
ilcavcg AZ O'Clock for Charleston.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-23
OVER 100000 WORDS
In Testimony Gathered IN cover"
.r,.s SUIT TO Dissolve the
STANDARD oil Company.

cbicaeo Jan. 22.-The taking o'
testimony in Chicago in the so','l, ~,
ment.s suit TO dissolve the stannaT.
oil oompaTc-. ended before Spe'isI -
Examiner FerTiss today hareh -
the case will be presented Deioi =
Trrite1 states circuit court judges IN
St. Louis
The testimony. which has OesH
gathered in various cities dufl's
,,anr months. consists % p volumss
Of 500 Bages each II is estlin AZ, ,
f.at the evidence comprises s.svo'v''
words in addition to which there ar
a4so documeutsEy exhibits
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-23
KEEPS
QUEER PROMISE
swoRe TWELVE YEARS AGO NE
WOULD NOT CUT HIS HA'H
rlLL AVENGED ON HIS eNe'
mrus-ouAlNr CEREMONY.

v,,ris Ian % Raisuli. the former
,.-,....,J no,y q person of considerable
cersrouencc as governor ot Tahsie''
vae the chief actor at Fez recently
in quaint ceremony.
Napy years ago. when for his mis-
.Jro5s the robber was imprisoned w
t,is ,.pcnv Adde'S -Sadek. he swore ~
tte holy rairon Of Fez that he ~ouio
never cut his hair until he haa Va
-p,cnrc For seven Years loa'e
f., ith letters he lauEuished IN the aa'A
lprtson oi Mogaior
Tbon NOT only came his Liberation
L., A., obtained the post of governor
l,f the Kabylos. outside oi J ahele'
lIa a, once thought he would De aoi
L. -s1 bi,rself ~ his owing locks. bu
l... had eru -overful enemies At IN
.--,t of Faz. and he had to postpoh
I'hr ceremony -.
/ Nou however. events have pethii
la aim 90 redeem his oath. as ne pa
,..,.sro5 iuuoncc with Muiey Han
..r has hen appointed 70 succe
a.. -s esFot having the resIe'tab
Lem. of 600 eaa francs for the ~
lIity .
Il T1a therefore repaired 20 the gre
a r,,.ruo % Mniey Dris- and tne ,
I -.~..r- ceremony vas witnessed
ltf- numerous admirers. His "a
lutieb io the c0ure Of twelve yea
L. -tfsius-i q length Of abort ~
80 uss dulv shcrn. but Raisl
-. r,reerred . small portion Of BIS us
d lr tz nos -erortel that Raisah
I, ltarss 10 rencunce the British pro,
.l.s~r utteh uas formerly of -
l--r-.n ~ hin
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-23
DEALERS SHOULD
B{ COMPENSATED
WHEN DRIVEN OUT OF I'ooo"
BUSINESS BY PRoA'e'''Ve
LAWS.
STRONG RESOLUTIONS
Adonted By Model License League
conyention--Sa Saloon Man shou'o
obey Law--Cheers For
President Roosevelt,

Louisville. KY, Jan 22,--The de-
nnnciation of prohibition as insincere
and falacious gave way To-Day 70
taking OF the sense of the deieea'es
TO the convention Of the Nauohai
NadeI License Leagre upon the qses
ltion cf regulating properly the iiluoi
trade NJ the country, This resu tea
| in an apuroval of one of the strong
|cgt sets of resolutions along the me
lof self government tadVanced o!
Itraaesmen, Of any particular me III
tho United States. 49,
The principal address OF the day
was delivered by Mayor Rose, OF MI
waukee.
Cheers For Roosevelt.
1 In the course of his address III.
Nathan A Cole. of Peoria III.
h,onpht cheers when he mentfone'
Theodore Roosevelt as the creates
force for laws in the nation de
Ispite the criticisms OF congress an'
the abuse of many -
Dr I p. Callen. of Pittshurg kan
sas. took for his topic "Prohiui''o
, versus Temperance.
The Resolutions
!, Tho resolutions adopted protef
- Iagainst all intemperance III the US
= Iof alcoholic beverages ana asaih'
Ian lawlessness of every sort VIVA
eocver in the sale of beverages au
ldeclarc that intemperance N eulo
apd every man who becomes lnto'
- atad should be arrested and pres
Icuted; treating, which Ieop,
" , sible for so large a percent OF ilNoiu
10 tary intemperance, should be oppos
Inv uublic sentiment aud by eve
" lmember of our trade; licenses
= aepIers who Violate the law sho'
~ cancelled; prohibition 10
American. as 1t u opposed 70 tne !.
r lof Individual sovereignty and 20
l. enirit of our institutions; prohlplt
should prohibit. not only the SAFE
the purchase. possession ana 'he
RIB of wine beer and whisky; oppose
=, c+,nty unit plan, that where prom
tt,on lis adopted manufacturers
doajors in liquors and WHISKY sho
be corupensated for investments n,'
ing nrIor 70 its passage in obediehfe
of the demand and rnder the sau,
fty of existing laws: declare the saie
es alcoholic beverages can DC prop
up regulated by providing that iicen
eek shol, renew themselves only eN
led yca, until cancelled by vote o,
had people OF conviction OF Violation
es INV. that no more licenses shall
II issued until the proportion Is
are more than one for each hve huha'
Of population; that conviction ol
lotion of the law-second Omen
AIS shall cancel the license and pfo'
|,k ,bc holder from engaging In buSi
again,
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-23
FAMOUS ENGINEER DEAD.

Peoria. H.. Jan. 22.-William Nnl'e
sqed g. fireman on the famous loco
motive John Bull" at the Phiiane,-
nhia exhibition. who passed through
Ian thrilling experiences in the civil
var as a pilot on engines hauiihE
Union troops to Southern points, ah'
one Of the first engineers empioSe,'
., the PENNSYLVANIA railroad. is dead
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-23
SEARCHING THE LAKE
For Bodies Of Victims OF Iunne' 'rr'o
Fire-one Body Found yes -
terday BY Tug

Chicago. Jan, 22.--After scarch'ns
all day in the lake In the vicinity oi
South Chicago where more tnan n'S
workemcn were killed last WVdnes
Iav the tug Sabin today picked up
q body of man VINO, by a cnech
number in his pocket, was idenuhen
as an employe at the crib. lie had
nrchobly Jumped into the lake to es
cane the fire and was drowned u
Is believed ten or more bodies a''
still in the lake.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-23
CONSERVE The CHILDREN
as NATURAL RESOURCE

chicago. ian. Z2.-An assault on
- ebi13 labor Law Of the District
n Columbia and an address IN Wnien
Andrew 3. Draper. commissioheI -
education Of Nwe York, pleaded tha'
children be included in the eanl.a'sn
Cor the conservation Of natural Fe
.ovrees. we're the features OF TO-DAY
-o-riop Of the National Child Lacoi
ccumitteS.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-23
DR.. ALLEN DIES.

chicago. Jan. 22.-Dr. Henry {. Al
len. aged y. the head Of Herring Nen-
ical College. is dead He was iormei-
4 .o,nacted with the homeopathic do
nartment Of the University OF Miehi-
can medical school and was once
e3itor Of the Medical Advance
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-23
FUNERAL OF Rev. mouArc.

Rc,bester. y y Jan 22-Ih'
,ur.rsi services over tho body "i h'
nov re-nari = McQuaId. Bi7n'P y,
tb. Roman Catholic diocese OF
- acre hell On 81 Pat
-s-p.- cathedral todaf AmonE -
.-.r.tr- present Frn
oRsiuv Of Peoria and Mn'd''n ''
Pnf Efnra
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-23
TO PRopocATe CLANS.

Nurcatinc. Ia Jan. Z--, NV VI
states CommiEsionor ~ Fish'Il' ;
C.crro N bowers. ~ Washington. 10
IA, decided 10 establish hiol' s''al
s,s,ion for the propagation 81 CLANS
.r5 fsb sight miles above Musca'ins
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-23
nIIIIK ONERJoYEp.

Chicago, Jan. 22.-Billik was over.
loved when he heard the news III ms
coll THANK Cod" he exclaimed !
knew they would not hang me ! WIN
pow have time to prove my lnho'
cencc.'
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-23
PRESIDENTS INCREASE STANDS

Washington, Jan. ZZ'-Nhen Wv
legislative. executive and judicial ap
propriation bill wasr eported from Ihe
committee of the whole to the se",
ate today Borah, of Idaho, rene"en
his amendment OF fix the president
salary a $4,000 instead of SlVo'ooo
as provided In the committee amend
ment previously adopted. His ahehu
ment was lost. a to u. The bill the'
paRsed
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-23
EXPLOSION KILLS ONE

yabb Citv. Wo- Jan
-.s-.r 49, trleI and three in5urea
- result cf o premature eNi''-i.'n
In PirF DE mine uo-th g here
H.~
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-23
REILLY KNOCKED OUT.

Savannah. Ca Jan. Zz-Jaek ~
- Of savannah. knocked out Bennle
pss1,v of baltimore. in the fourteenth
rr.una of = schefulea ten'' u
rouus battle here tonisnt
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-23
ntInoIs DEFEATED

u5,neauollz. Jan -l-Ihs 'Al.
-.- 81 wIrrss5ta defeated the tnl
-.-.itr or Illinois IN a hard ionE1'
game r. bssEef hal tonisn' ~
zeors e u C a.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-23

Ur vere possible 70 simplfT ne &c
a. r.tarr-osf hou Mffle c1e really
-snts-gsl-ruAe leA-A
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-23

Cccueludes &C sscOOd Fass9
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-23

7 urge that provision - 49, ..r 4.
hctb protection and more 'sf''
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1909-12-10
conservatory Of Music.

The second Musical of the fall term
was held at the Conservatory of Music
ON Saturday afternoon, December +th.
The program comprised both vocal and
instrumental numbers and the students
acquitted themselves well as usual.
The following young ladies were
among the performers. Misses Mar
garet R. Wood. Lura Barrow, Maude
Wynn. Eunice Taylor Nellie BriStow,
Lula Driver Mary Waller Nellie
Campbell. Minnie Riedel. Locket Wal
ton. Marguerite Colbert, Ella b. Pope
and Vera Tgnor
Miss Prince Lashley read carefully
prepared sketch of the life of Johann
Sebastian Bach. and the entertainment
was closed by DR. Schemmel who
charmed his audience with his master
~ rendition of a Prelude and a Gayotte
by Bach.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1909-12-10
TOURNAMENT At DARLINGTON
HEIGHTS
In The Winter Time But The Contest
Was A Warm One

On Friday of last week the Sir
Knights Of the Darlington Heights
neighborhood mounted ON spirited
steeds. charged by Mr. Willie Morton,
of Charlotte. and then contested for
the honors ofthe day. There were no
professionals there but the riding
and the handling OF the lances were
skillul and superb. At the close of
the contest the following awards were
made
First honor to Mr. W. r. Elan
Miss Annie Carter: Second honor won
by Mr.. f. c. Thackston and first maid
Of honor-Miss Mary Elan Third Mr.
C.. A. Shorter, second maid of honor
Miss Adalinc Cunningham, Fourth,
Mr.. Noble Driskill, third maid of hon
or-Miss Nellie Miller, Of Farmville
The coronation ball took place at the
home Of Mr. Theo Carter and never
did humln feet keep more perfect time
I'D lHt Sti ANS oI i"oi'' ''"''Nf ''''''~'
the best known among mortals for a
country dance, and the country dance
hath its charms to which the german
is entire stranger
The supper of the evening was
sumptuous and superb The Darling
ton Heights tournament was brilliant
success. as brilliant as was the sun
that shone upon the gallant knights as
they rode and the crowd that witness
ed the fitting with eager interest