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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-08-10
cHiLDRENS So SLIPPERS, ALL
SIZES 69c.
BOSTON SHOE STORE.
MARX BLDG.
Real Wealth.

Gunner--They say since Coggwood
bought his new automobile he has run
into wealth Guyer-Yes, he ran into
400 polnd hog the other day
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-08-10

Capt w. d. Lippitt authorizes bis
announcement as candidate for re-
election as assessor and treasurer OF
Alexander county, subject to the Re-
publican voters at the primary cleo
tion on Sept. 18th.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-08-10

Der of teams for this work and en-
ploy as many men as they can get
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-08-10
MEiIEiI II 4 4


The Observing Ones.
Some people can tell more happen.
can of world encircling trip.-Wash-
ington Post,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-08-10

K. f. Ellis authorizes his announce
ment as candidate for assessor and
treasurer of Alexander county, sub
ject to the decision of the Republican
voters D. the primary election on
Sept 18th, 1910
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-08-10

Thos w. Williams authorizes mis-
announcement as candidate for As
SCISSOR and Treasurer OF Alexander
county. subject TO the decision of the
Republican voters Of the county at
the primary election to be held Sept.
Is, 1910.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-08-10

SHOE SALE.
LADIES 3 AND $500 SLIPPERS
CUT TO soc.
BOSTON SHOE STORE.
MARX BLDG.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-08-10

A LATER BULLETIN.
New York Aug. 10.-This bulletin
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-08-10

staked on the assertion that the first
dose OF the
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-31
STEPHEN STRlBIC TAKES
POISON TO END HIS LIFE
WahOO Tailor, Worrying over Land
Deal, Swallows stFychnine-
Letter 70 Hts Family.

wAHOO, Neb., Dec. 0-Cspecial -
Stephen Stribic tailor, committed suicide
here yesterday by taking a dose Of strych-
nine About 1915 p. m. he kissed his wife
goodbye and said he was going to take a
walk. He must have taken the poison
while out walking. he was met by
Thomas Killian in the north part Of the
city and staggered up to him and said
he was going TO die as he had taken poi
SON A doctor was called, but he died
after a short struggle.
Stribic leaves a wife and two children.
He was a member Of the Independent Or
der OF odd Fellows and had S2,00e insur-
ance in the Ancient Order OF United Work
men. He owned several properties in
wahoo, but had been worrying over a land
deal OF late which was the cause Of his
trouble Coroner Biggerstaaf found let
ter in his pocket in which he said he had
sold some Of his wifes land through the
persuasion OF a banker and real estate
man at Monowi on terms he regarded as
foolish after the deal was over. He feared
/ he was going insane.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-31
Political Scientists
Elect New Officers
Simon Z. Baldwin Chosen President to
Succeed Woodrow Wilson
Session Is Closed.

ST. LOUIS, Dec. 0.-Ths American Pc
1tcai sc1ance association closed It's session
Tonight after aleeting Simeon e. Baldwin,
Eovernor-elect OF Connecticut, president TO
succeed Or. Woodrow Wilson, governor
eleot OF New Jersey.
The other officers chosen for the year
were: First vice president. Albert B.
Hart Harvard university; secretary and
treasurer, ". W. willoughby, Johns Hop
\kins university The American Sociological
fiocisty elected the following officers:
franklin H. Giddings. Columbia University,
president; Albion W. Small University OF
Chicago; Edward A. Ross University OF
Wisconsin, first vice president; Avian A.
Tenny, Columbia university, secretary and
treasurer
Officers elected by the American AssOciA-
zion for Labor Legislation we're: President,
Henry seager. Columbia university; vice
presidents. Louis BrAndeTH Boston, and
Jane Adams, Chicago; secretary and
treasurer. John B. Andrews. New York.
Or. Henry W. Farnam. professor Of po-
hucal economy at Yale university, was
elected president OK the American Eco
monte association this afternoon to sue
coed DR.. Edmund j. James president OF
the University OF Illinois DR.. FarmAn Waa
president OF the American Association for
labor legislation during the year Just
ending.
Prof T. N Carver OF Harvard university
was reelected secretary and treasurer;
Prof. Davis r. Downey OF Boston, was
chosen editor-in-chief OF the American
Economic Bulletin. Other officers are ys,
70 be elected
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-31
MAY BETTER RURAL DELIVERY
FOurth Assistant Postmaster General
Makes Recommendations for Linz
tied Parcels Pest.

WASHINGTON, Dec. s0-Contained in
the annual report Of Fourth Assistant
Postmaster General Degraw, which was
made public today, are several recommen-
dations designed 20 improve the rural free
delivery service. He makes an urgent plea
for the establishment Of a parcel delivery
system along the line OF rural routes. Many
farmers, he says, are demanding such a
system and its establishment would mean
additional revenue 20 the government
amounting to millions OF dollars
The total mileage OF rural routes IN op-
Grafton or June % last, was ssS.OSs the
mileage per route averaging 247.
Mr.. Degraw suggests legislation that will
extend 20 rural carriers and other lines of
the postal service the existing laws which
authorizes the postmaster general to pay
3 ooo ''1o the estate OF a railway postal
clerk or substitute killed on duty or who
dies within one year from injuries re-
ceived on duty and also viii authorize the
payment to employees while suffering from
injuries so received. OF his salary for one
year.
He further recommends legislation at the
coming session which will make provision
for the retirement OF superannuated en-
ployes.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-31
BANK EXAMINERS FOOLED
Failure at Qusnah, Tex. Causes Gen
sral Change Of Books.
CAPITAL PAID AS DIVIDENDS
stockhoId~rs Get Money In Face 90
the Insprctors-Worth Notes
Arc Rpnewed-Interest 90
Earning Account.

WASHINGTON, Dec. so.-Disclosures fol-
lowing the forced liquidation Of the Ouanah
National bank OF Quanah. Tex. ten DAYS
ago. caused the comptroller OF the cur
rency today to issue an order directing
every one Of the 100 national banks n the
United states 20 install what practically
amounts to a uniform system Of bookkecp-
inK
Investigation disclosed that the hank had
been doing business for the last two years
although undoubtedly insolvent and al
though ispected at regular intervals by ma
tOnal bank examiners. Within that time
the examiners were unable TO learn the
banks true condition. largely because the
management refused TO keep proper rec
ord OF its business factions. Ii also
showed that the entire capital OF $4,000
and probably some OF the $4,000 surplus
was paid out to stockholders as dividends.
In a statement Comptroller Murray says
his examiners were hoodwinked for two
years by the way the bank handled its
notes.
within these two years" the comp
troller says, the bank carried compare
lively little past due paper. all Of the
notes having the appearance OF being
promptly paid or renewed The bank had
no discount register and the various earn
ing accounts were kept in such a manner
as to make it practically impossible TO
audit them.
Worthless Notes Renewed.
BY this method OF accounting the bank.
without detection Of the examiner had
the doubtful and worthless notes renewed
/ with the interest added to The note at the
/ time OF renewal This interest on worth
| less paper had not been collected and was
credited to some one Of the earning ac-
| counts, and. as the dividends were reEu-
larry paid. this resulted in paying the cap
ital out 70 shareholders as dividends"
Reports to Headquarters show that an
examiner finally did become suspicious
shortly before the banks closing and in
sisted that a new set OF books be Installed
/ This the officers did under protest. the
report says, but they abandoned the new
! system to return to the old one two DAYS
later, after the examiner had departed
/ Returning to Quanah Unexpectedly the ex-
aminer found the change and reported II
by telegraph to Washington
| To insure a system Of bookkeeping By
which the true condition OF a national bank
can be determined at any moment the
order issued today directs examiners on
finding bank whose exact condition they
cannot determine to report the fact BY
telegraph to Washington and give the man.
sgement OF the bank thirty days to install
the necessary books.
/ AT the end OF that period" said tho
comptrOller's order. the examiner will re.
turn to the bank at its expense to deter.
mine II instructions have been compiled
with. and II the necessary books have moi
been installed he will remain at its ex
pense until such books are installed under
the direction and supervision OF the exam
liner"
No criminal or other proceedings TO II,
the responsibility for the Quanah Nation
ais condition has been taken.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-31
Bath Tub Trust Will
Make Clemency Plea
Attorneys Advise Clients to Plead
'NOlle Contendre" in Hope Of
Avoiding Jail Sentences.

WARRINGTON Dec. O-Pleas for
elemsncy Il Is reported. will be made TO
the Department OF Justice By the indicted
members OF the so-calIsd bath tub trust"
BY their attorneys Al conferences to be-
held here tomorrow attorneys for both
sides will 50 into the matter ia detail
Two or three days agO some OF The de-.
PENDANTS appeared In court Ia Detroit,
pleaded not guilty. and asked to reserve
The right 70 change their pleas. Attorney
General Wickersham gave instructions thar
II such reservations were 60 be made die
time IN which the pleas might be changed
must be limited. The court fixed January
a. the last The conference arranged
Tor tomorrow was one OF the results.
IL Is said lawyers FOR some OF those in
dleted have advised JEeir clients TO plead
'nole contendre' IN tile hope OF having
a court impose fines and not jail sentences.
Attorney General WickershAm has
publicly declared he viii insist on iail
sentences IN all future convictions OF
violations OF the Sherman law. lie has
personally renewed his Instructions IN the
bath tub case
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-31
Trainmen Are Given
a Ten Per Cent Raise
That Will Be Costly
Increase Takes Total of Five Millions
Year from Roads-Effective
at Once.

CHICAGO, Dec SO.-Conductors and
trainmen on fifty railroads running north.
south and west OF Chicago were granted
flat increase In wages Of 10 per cent yes
terday. The increase was granted after a
months negotiation and affects Is 900 mem
bers OF the Brotherhood Of Railroad Train
men and the Order Of Railway Conductors
and will mean an added expense of 5000
600 a year 10 the railroads. The increase
becomes effective from this morning
Canadian trainmen will be affected, the
employees Of the Canadian Northern being
represented in the conference. The en-
ployes Of the road are in the peculiar po-
sition OF being granted a raise for which
they had not asked. When the move for
an increase was begun the Canadian
Northern employees refused to Join, fearing
the defeat OF the plan.
The management OF the road however,
co-operated with the other roads and
agreed TO the increase.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-31
MOI BURGLARS, ONLY A SKUNK
Al jackson Makes Search for Them,
but Real Cause Proves 90 he
Little Pest.

Al Jackson. turnkey at the city bastile,
is on the market for formaldehyde in car
load lots his wife is still looking nerv-
ously for burglars and Clifford. a once IN
conquered Thomas cat and the pride Of
the household, Is bemoaning his pristine
prestiEe-al because a well-known and
well-hated furry little animal Of malodor-
Gus reputation CHANGED to wander into the
cellar and got himself woefully mixed up
in a rat-trap
Mysterious noises in the JackAsn home.
452s Burdette street were heard Wednes-
day night, but we're not fully investigated
until yesterday, when officer Jackson on
his return from duty examined every inch
OF the premises
Down in the cellar, firmly caught IN the
jaws OF a rat-trap and trying 20 drag il
through a hole, was the moving cause OF
all the trouble-a skunk OF the corr mon
or cellar variety.
over in another corner was Clifford
bearing upon his feline person mute evil
dences OF the losing subterranean battle
that he had waged with this new disputanJ
in his domain.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-31
Culled from the Wires,

Baroness Hengelmuler Won Hengervar
wife OF the Austro-Hungarisn ambassador,
Is critically IN from appendicitis.
Riots OF the striking garment workers in
Chicago which ceased the week before
Christmas. were renewed yesterday.
Gambling houses and kindred resorts
menaces 10 public safety and public morals.
Dr. Harry Moellering was killed at
Goshen, Ind, when train struck his auto
mobile. Or. Moellering was a graduate OF
the University OF Michigan.
Chicago will have another season OF
grand opera The directors OF the Chicago
Grand Opera company voted 10 continue
the compsny's efforts another year.
A conference OF the steel manufacturers
OF the United States has been called 70
meet IN New York on January 9 for the
purpose OF discussing prices and condt-
tons.
The body OF a man 20 years old was
/ found AZ Paola. kan, In a car loaded with
1 bricks. In his pocket was found a receipt
| from a fraternal lodge al Anadarko, Okl.
/ bearing the name OF W. o. Bruce
Dr. Donald n. Galhe OF the University
OF Illinois was elected president OF the In
l suirute OF Dental Pedagosics al the six
! teenth annual convention In Washington
/ Chicago was selected as the next meeting
| place.
I BY the completion % the fund OF $50
I 600 a special committee working In the
I interest OF Johns Hopkins university. in
I sures the payment q $4,000 offered con
| ditionally last February By the general
education board
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-31
Washington Affairs
,From a staff Correspondent

WASHINGTON, Dec 30.-(Special Tele-
gram.)-Army orders: Captain Joseph l.
Knowlton, coast artillery corps, will report
to Lieutenant Colonel John c. W. Brooks,
coast artillery corps, preside Of san Fran
cisco. for examination for promotion.
First Lieutenant Colonel Davis, medical
corps, is relieved from duty at Fort Ethan
Allen and will proceed to Fort WadsWorth'
New York. and report to the commanding
officer, Eighty sixth company coast artil-
lery corps to accompany the Ninety-fif 18th
company TO the Philippines, sailing from
san Francisco about March 5.
First Lieutenant Wayne ii. Crum, med
ical corps, Is relieved from duty at Madison
Barracks and viii proceed to Fort Mckin-
ley, Ne, and report 10 the commanding OF
ficer Ninetieth company, coast artillery Tor
duty to accompany that organization and
Twenty-third company TO Philippine
Islands. sailing from San Francisco about
March 5.
First Lieutenant Philip Remington. Twen-
ty-second infantry, is assigned TO the
Twelfth infantry and will report 20 the
commanding general. Department OF Cali
fornia. for temporary duty, pending sailing
OF transport for the Philippines.
Captain Arthur g COwan, signal corps,
win proceed to New York for temporary
duty
By direction OF the president, Major Ed
gar w Howe, Twenty seventh infantry
will repair 10 this city and report 70
Brigadier General Ernest A. Darlington in
speCtOr general, for examination by the eX-
aiming board
captain Edwin G. Davis. retired, is re-
lieved from duty with the militia Of Idaho
Second Lieutenant James Play land. Ninth
cavalry. will proceed to this city and re-
port TO BriRadier General Ernest A. Car
lington. inspector general. for examination
by the retiring board.
regiment OF infantry, Is relieved from treat
ment al Army hospital, Hot Springs, Ark
and win report 10 the commanding officer
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-31
Rodriguez Appears
Alive and Hearty;
Mistake in Name
Victim Of Lynehers Proves to Have
Been Another Mexican with
Same Cognomen.

GJADALAJARA. Mex. Dec p-Antonio
Rodriguez. supposed 20 have been burned
at the stake a. Rock Springs, Tex. is in
Guadalajara. halo and hearty. Dispatches
from Rock Spring. At the time Of the
ynching made reasonably certain the
Identity Of the man a. the resident 81 this
city and a. an aftermath to the killing
anti-American demonstrations in Mexico
were started
Rodriguez was arrested here several DAYS
ago on suspicion that he was an agent OF
the revolutionary leader. Madero. His
identity was established today and he was
re' ga sed
ROCK SPRINGS. Tex. Dec. 3O.-The
man Bnched here on November for the
murder OF a cattleman's ~ile was known
as Antonio Rodriguez and il was said he
came 70 the United States from Gaudala-
lara Mex
An effort will be made to establish the
Identity Of the man killed
Official notes today. which seem 20 be
confirmed by developments, indicate that
the first stage OF the insurrection in west
ern Chihuahua is over and the second has
begun The government believes nat the
insurrectos fought their last organized bat
tie at Pedernales two weeks ago and that
they have split into small bands. which Il
will take months to catch and subdue.
These reports are confirmed by the fact
that Nal Paso, the key to the railroad. is
free Of them and that General Navarro is
now in control Of the situation all along
the lire.
CITY OF MEXICO. Dec. ga high gov
eminent official said tonight that official
advices OF the recent trouble and i'm
pending battle at Cordoba and vicinity had
been received. but that no great impOr-
lance was attached to it. He said the men
who made the attacks On the two noun
tain towns were bandits. whose leader had
recently been released from a prison in
Oriziba
NEW ORLEANS, Dec. S0.-The former
United states cruiser Detroit, which this
week was sold by the government to a
New York broker for $4,000. will form the
nucleus of a ffHbustering fleet to be sent
against the gulf coast of Mexico by the
insurrectos according to information from
/ the Mexican junta here.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-31
COLD WEATHER IN THE SOUTH
General Weather Disturbance Taking
Form OF ThundeFstOrm and snow
with Falling Mercury.

LOUISVILLE, Ky. Dec. S.-Unusually
cold weather. with freezing temperatures
almost to the gulf prevails throughout a
large portion OF the south tonight The
cold wave follows closely upon the heels
OF general weather disturbances which
took the form Of a thunderstorm IN the
central valleys and snow In northern
Texas Snow fell early throughout the
Texas panhandle, and a severe wind and
rain storm prevailed along the gulf coast
Southeast Texas experienced the first
heavy ram In five months. In Houston
several street car lines were put out OF
commission and other damage was noted.
The storm Is moving toward the south
Atlantic states from Texas and warnings
have been displayed along the Mississippi.
Alabama and Florida coasts. Communist
ton by wire has been seriously inter
rupted IN many sections.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-31
SHEEHAN SENATE CANDIDATE
Democrat Announces in Letter He
Wants to Fin Place of
Depew.

NEW YORK, Dec. SO.-wiIliam F. shee-
han made formal announcement OF his
candidacy for the United States senate to-
night in letter addressed 10 Mayor Louis
F. Fuhrmann OF Buffalo, who with other
leading Buffalo democrats, recently in
dorsed him for the seat to become vacant
when the term OF Senator Depew expires
on March l. 1911
In discussing his attitude toward ma
tionaI questions Mr.. Sheehan declares his
belief in the letter and spirit Of the plat
form adopted at the last democratic state
convention. His letter opens with an ex-
precision Of satisfaction that the oppor-
tunity OF consenting TO the consideration
OF his name for the senatorship comes
from his "old neighbors and friends in
Buffalo"
He urges that whoever the democratic
marty chooses for senator. his usefulness as
a public official be not weakened by I'M
lust criticism during his candidacy. He
declares himself in favor OF a bonafide
downward revision OF the tariff
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-31
BRIEF CITY NEWS


Hnvs Boot Print 70.
p. =. Cresdon q sons-Cosl
TAKE Your Printing 20 the Timsa
Beading LamPs-Rurgsss-Gra Co
Einshart, Photographer. 18th s. Farm
We Csa Get You per cent on your
money In amounts OF s.UJ to u,Uo0. an
length Of time wanted. Good security
Hastings g. Heyden. 1914 Harney St
Tantsd singers FOR dinner TO be given
70 the poor at Gayety theater Come az
1910 saturday evening. j. g. Mcrtes, Weo-
Ster 5s2A
Nsb. Savings b Loan Assn management
uses every precauucn for safely. Funns
loaned ON first mortgages. best class OF
security 1907 Iarnam stree,.
Better Re safe Than sorry-keep your
valuabIes tn a burgIur proof private SAFE az
Omaha safe Deposit and trust company
street entrance at so l14 Farnam street
New Years Dance-rua Mckinley club
will give its twelfth annual ball SUNDAY
night At the metropolitan sub. rhe com
mittee in charge is a. Mouhe.L sam RIts
and joel L. Wolf
The Auto Man who really enjoys driv-
ing. has his car equipped aE ,.a RuOuer
store. Rubber goods Of all kinds. Omaha
Rubber Co. r. a. sprague. Pres. los
Harvey street. Just around tue corner.
Serious Aecidsnts-The aggregate cost
20 employers is enormous, Creigh, Bald
rigs q - write every kind Of liability
! insurance. Phone Douglas zoe. Lib
eral contracts. low rates,
The Nebraska Clothing Company is pre-
pairing the greatest reduction sale OF
womens garments yer offered in Omaha
Their buyers and salespeople have been
busy all this week. marking immense guam
titles Of high class womeus garments a,
one-third and one-half below regular prices
Sale starts Tuesday morning
Finsdv for Bogus Check Deal-A man
who gave the name Of Tom Bennett re-
ceived a fine Of $40 and costs froIn Judg,
Crawford Friday morning on the charg,
Of passing worthless checks. Bennett was
arrested on complaint of ollie Eaneft
proprietor Of a saloon at Twenty eight
and FarnAm streets. who alleged he had
cashsd a worthless check tor the man.
Finsd sor Lia Eifting the charg,
OF selling liquor without a license, e. G
Galloway. the oolorsd proprietor OF IN,
HumboIt hotel at Thirteenth and Dodg,
streets. was fined 500 and costs by Judg,
Crawford Friday morning Galloway and
his wife and twelve other inmates Of tn,
establishment we're arrested in a raid b.
the police several nights ago. Six OF tn,
inmates were fined 80 and costs each.
DrsahsR Finds stolen clOthss-Jo,
Schultz. the man who was arrested ana
charged with burglary when detective
caught him in possession OF goods that hal
been stolen from the Dresher Bros tailor
tng establishment. was bound over to dis
tfict court Friday morning. Judge Craw
ford nxsd the bond at $500. Schultz wa
carrying a heavy and bullying suit cas-
= when Detectives Mitchell and Sullivan no
ticed and arrested him. Upon opening tn
suit case, the detectives uncovered nearl
ali the clothing that had been stolen from
the tailoring shop.