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The Cairo bulletin., 1910-05-30

tistics.
The so-called Oriental problem In
this state h thoroughly discussed in
the report and after seacrhlng in
quiry into all economic ana social
conditions, finds that some form of
farm labor capable Of independent
subsistence, quick mobilization ana
entalling no responsibility upon the
employer for continuous employment,
is absolutely neces ary to Californ.
las field. orchard and vineyard in
dustrles If these vast enterprises are
to be perpetuated and developed.
The report is Of the opinion that the
japanese who now perform slight
" more than fifty per cent of this
labor are second only to the Chinese
In meeting those requirements.
Regarding complaints heard against
Japanese In districts In which they
are largely employed, the report
states they arise from attempts to
secure higher wages, II II pointed
hhAt tloNtNNi #AkfAh tlElS al n tGN t0itA-
plants Of this character except In
such III tricts as are dominated hy
the Japanese through their numbers
and the almost absolute Dependence
of the growers upon them for har-
vssting their crops in the short time
TINY have. The average duration or
pmpIoyment on farms In less than
two months In the year In this com
nection the report points out that the
Japanese have learned that they can
make much more money out III CON
tract laboring then working for daily
wages. The rough average wage I'M
the fields. orchards and vineyards ii
given at approximately $i,5o per day.
Under the contract system. lahorers
make from 500 to 500 per siay,
~~y--s-ss-unas
Concluded I 4 Second Page.)
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-05-30

Chicago, May Ex-senator Lorimer
arrived today from Washington and
disappeared in his auto, saying ne
was going west for few days. His
whereabouts tonight IS q mystery. He
refused to talk OF Senator lloltslaws
confession. other than saying.
''Holtslaw is in the same class with
White. | will not discuss him In
fact | will not say another word.
Everything intend to be said is in
my speech to the senate
Senator John Broderick, who Holt
slaw says paid him $2,500 for his vote
for Lorimer has not yet been arrest
ed. His attorney says he does not
know where he is, but said he be-
iieved he would surrender He said
he supposed he was arranging for
bail, Prosecutor Burke OF Sangamon
county, kept the wires hot today urg-
ing speed in the arrest of Broderick.
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DEVELOPMENTS EXPECTED.

Springfield, May Startling de-
velopments are expected here this
week following yesterdays confession
By state Senator ~ vi Hoitsiaw TO
the grand jury that he received $3.50
from State Senator john Broderek,
of Chicago, for his vote for Lormer
for senator, and $700 from Broderck
as his share of the Jack pot.
Six legislators are scheduled to ap-
pear They are:
Senators John Broderick, of Chi
eago, indicted for bribery; Stanton
G. Pemberton, OF Oakland, indicted
for conspiracy to commit felony In
connection with the fnrhtire deal;
". w. Holtslaw, of Tuka, who will be
sflizzed wurther; Representatives JOS
eph S. Clark, of Vandalia, indicted for
conspiracy in connection with the fur
niture deal, Charles L. McMacltin, of
Salem, and Harvey d. McCullom, of
Louisville, who voted for Lorimer,
will be examined as witnesses,
A. b. Johnston, of the Johnston and
Hatcher Company of Springfield, who
acted as the local agent for the Ford
and Johnson Company in the furni-
ture deal, and whom Holtslaw and
Otto Freier of the Derby Desk COM
pany has been implicated by corrobo-
rative testimony. They allege that
Johnston agreed that Holtslaw should
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so afflicted, his re ignati0n will be
demanded. Should he refuse, he vii
be discharged by the superintendent
The same procedure is provide
for all pupils who must undergo .
medical examination.
Parents Of pupils afflicted with tit
barculoss will be informed Of it and
requested to withdraw their child
refusal to do SO win be followed by
suspension.
The Pine Bluff school board viii
employ a plysioianato maketae ex
arlinations, but teachers will be re
CURED to pay for his services wher
used
The schools Of this city where
nearly three thousand school children
are enrolled, are disiEfeGted VxafA
and kept IN perfect sanitary condit
ion Individual drinking cups have
been hi NE for some months, and
they have d tendency to minimize
disease to which children are sus
ceptible.
The resolution Of the school boafe
is believed to have resulted from a
recent conference which the mem
bers held with w. +. Cosper. q repre-
sentative of the national association
for the study and prevention Of TIL
berculosis, who r. now in the city or
ranging for d lecture ana exhibit Or
tuberculosis
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-05-30
KILLS Wife AND PRIEST
Live Stock Commission Man Of 81.
Paul Arrested, and Lynchlng
ia Talked OF.

st. Paul, May 29-P. J. Gibbons, a
live stock commission man, of South
st. Paul. today shot and killed his
wife. He then rang the door bell Of
the residence Of Father =. j. Walsh,
young Roman Catholic priest and
when the door opened Gibbons fired
two shots into the priests head. kill
ing him. Gibbons was arrested.
There is talk of lynching. Gibbons
said his wife had made confession
to him, using the name Of the priest.
Gibbons has been an inmate Of a
drink cure sanitarium. It IS said
there has been several estarngements
between, Gibbons and his wife, and
that Walsh successfully acted as
peacemaker.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-05-30

Of two years ago. Among the new
things requested of the legislature
and congress, Is to abolish the writ
ten constitutions of state and the ma,
ion, except as stating certain funda-
mental rights "the laws Of congress
and the legislatures to stand rpreme
unless reversed by the referendum OF
the people"
a plank demanding that the gov
ernment prevent the importation Of
Asiatics and collie labor was adopt
ed
The plank relating to the liquor
problem says:
"Until the profit system IS aboi-
ished and more harmonious economic
order has been established, the at
tempts of all well-meanlng people to
Introduce temperature habits by law
will prove only an evasion of the real
issue"
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CLARK ARRIVE 6.

Springfield, May 29.--Clark arrived
tonight He has arranged to give
bond of $1,000 tomorrow Clark said
the statement attributed to Holts'aw
implicaing< him are untrue. Prose
cuor Burke il endeavoring to bring
Representative Johnson Lawrence, oil
Polo, ILL.,, here as a witness. He
snhpoenaed him three weeks ago and
learned that he is in North Dakota
Burke wired the sheriff of Ogle
county again tonight for informa
tion
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RRopERlck NOT FOUND.

Chicago, May 29.--Late tonight it
was learned that I.orimer wa spend
ing the night at the house Of Repre-
sentative Guy l.. Bush, one Of his
supporters, at Downers Grove.
The searcn for Broderick mas SC
far been futile. Chicago detectives and
Deputy sheriff Long of Springfield,
are searching in vain. Broderiek's
counsel says his client will probably
surrender in Sangamon county To-
morrow, as bail oH $4,000 has beer
arranged for him there.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-05-30
BRYAN IN LONDON.

London, May %. William Jennings
Bryan. who is on his way to Edinburg
as delegate from the United States
to the international Missionary con
ference, landed today. /,
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plNcHoT ARRIVES.

New York. May 20. Clifford Pin
chot, Who has been on visit to
Europe, returned today aboard the
Arabic.
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OLD VETERAN DEAD.

indianapolis, May 2s.~-General g.
# McGlnnis, s4 years old, veteran Of
the Mexican and civil wars, died to
day.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-05-30

Readers OF The Bu letin get the
news when 1t Ii news. as
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-05-30
CARDINALS DEFEAT REDS
-----4---------
Cleveland Defeats White sox in
Loosely Played Game--Browns
Were Easy Prey For
Jennings Tigers
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Standing.
Cubs Beat Pirates.

Chicago. May 20. Bunched hits and
a sacrifice gave Chicago today's
game with Pittsburg.
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Loosely PLAYED Game.

Batteries Smith. Scott and Block
Berger. Falkenberg and Bemis.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-05-30
Cardinals Won Easily.

Cincinnati, May Cincinnati
used four pitchers today but could
not stop St. 4Louis from scoring, The
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-05-30
Browns Easy For Tigers.

81. Louis, May 20. Detroit defeated
St. Louis today, scoring when and as
often as they pleased.
Score HF
st. Louis .s. .............., III 8
Detroit ....4.. ......... .13 is O.
Batteries Graham, KiKnsella,
Stremmel. Criss and Stephens sum.
mers, Stanage and Schmidt
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tconcluded On Second 7age.)
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EnnIand's New dea--Boy Volunteers
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Concluded "a Second PaEe.l
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-10
AERIAL RACES BEGIN TO-DAY, LOSANGELES
I. NJ. c. A. WILL OPEN
AUTOMOBILE SCHOOL
Managers and Owners of Auto
Stores WHIP Give Series
of Lectures.

The automobile school Of the Y VI. G.
a. opens this evening at 7:35 o'clock with
an illustrated lecture. IL. A.. Shawk. re-
Gently OF Portland. viii talk on The In
side and Outside OF Automobiles"
Speeches Will be made by Tom Botterill,
sam Sharman. Frank Irving. T.. G, Dykes,
5. ID. Reid and F.. l.. DeCamp, and per
haps A few others OF the local autoino-
bile men. They Will take various phases
OF the automobile industry. its applica-
ton 10 pleasure vehicles. It's ada piatlon
Ing and speci2 ization of the gasoline en-
ginc used In an aeroplane The work
OF the automobile school will also be out
lined by a. Angel as he. with H. a.
Shawk Will be the instructors for the
school. Shawk has been for three years
successful director OF an automobile
school of the Portland Y NJ c. a. He
Is now connected with the Randall Dodd
Automobile company OF this city.
The curriculum Of the school includes
engine. which will begin Wednesday even
Ing and run for siN TO seven sessions
This will be followed by a course OF
shop work for twenty two nights. The
gagged for the use OF The students. Tts
location Is at the rear OF ii South State
street.
Al the conclusion uf the theory course
the eXa minations set will determine the
foremen for the shop work. These fore
men will choose their own crew. and The
work Of tearing down and reassembling
the various parts of the automobile Will
be assigned 10 the different groups or
students. In the course of the twenty
will he thoroughly Investigated. Ordinary
repairs will he made and careful instruc-
tlon in tho operation and care ,of the
automobile will ne given.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-10

trap gun he no doubt would have broken
five or six more. John +. Cowan and
a. Cowan tied FOR second place in a close
race with forty-two each. and Mathewson.
McGanney and SchefSki. with forty tar
gets each. tied for third place. Salisbury
used a twenty guage double barrel. with
which he did nice work in powdering
majority of his targets
Tho traps were set for sixty FIVE va I'd
targets. and with the men out of prec-
ticc the scores were much better than
usual.
Mills said that he would try TO shoot
an automatic and Ii he can handle IT
well as his old gun. the Utah anna
tour Will no doubt continue 10 lead the
scores in all the practice shoots.
y great many shooters refuse to go to
the traps because they say they cannot
shoot Mills is the best illustration OF
what man can do. The first time Mills
shot bluerocks he missed eighty -four
straight and then broke his eighty fifth
lie gradually got better until now he
is one of the best amateur shots in the
country. Ic is the only man In this part
OF the country that has shot nlnety-nine
straight. IN a shoot three years ago Mills
missed his third target and then ran out
his 100 Again he went straight, miss
Ing his nincty-scventh target breaking
l9S targets out Of possible 200.
The. results OF yesterdays shoot were
as follows.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-10
Horses Are Breaking
Records at Juarez
THREE RECORDS ARE
BROKEN At TERRAzAS
Glorio's Time Lowered by Ser
vile; Ocean Queen Shows
Burst of Speed.

JCAREZ. Jan, 9.-Tbree track recordA
were made at Tcrrazas Park track today.
servile. earring roo pounds. ran the milo
In :3S. which is one and three lfths
seconds better than the best previoaa
time. made by Glorio
Ocean Queen stepped the three -tourths
of mile In LIP. while Richard Reed
rar the FIVE furlongs in SO 2-5. Tho
we, weathgT G was hne and big crowd turned
First race. selling. seven furlongs-
Himalaya M. Niee) TO /, won. Mar
sadetai garst R9aln,aollPh; " tGa1ggen 80 TO !.
Smith. Landlord Hickey. Rubiola. Judge
shortall, Gladys Louise. Better Hand and
Second race. selling. six furlonss-
won: LoEond. los; [senoseotenl. to
to /. third, Time. l:l2. John f. MILAN.
Eopek, Sabado. Gerrymsnder and Red
Fra also ran.
sHurllnsamej, ) 10 1. won; Riackmate
ll2. (B Wilson,. ) TO J. second Wander
IS. (McCahcy). TO third Time. as.
The Wrestler. Fantastic and Lady Esther
Fourth race. the Hidalgo selling stake.
ti9e furlongs-Richard, Reed. los, (Aus-
tin). 2 20 10, won: jolly; 90. tMcCaheyl.
QUAY 81 s'G' to i. third third. Time. Inc 50 2,S.
Pajaiolta spooner, Alex Muller. Col, Bob.
and Hannah Louise also ran Richard
Reed and Pajaroita coupled In betting.
Fifth race. six furlopgs-Charlie Har-
grave. liz. (Creery). 10 5. won: Lady
Psnchita. 10c (Rausey). IL 10 |. second
J. II. Houghton. III, tKennedy) I to ?,
third. Time. lib. Jim Brady, Rustem,
Soclable and Genovs also ran.
Sixth race, selling. seven {urlongs-Car-
dlnal Sarto. III, tfIollIster), 10 10 1. won
NIsprision, IO9, (B. Wilson,, 20 10 /. sec-
! ond; Brougham. II, (SmalD. to !. third.
Time LES. Nincento. George Young.
Rey del Mundo. Coatcutter, Marnaere.
capt Burnett. Deuce, Ardena and Gres-
ham also ran.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-10
Emeryville Entries.

Special TO The Tribune.
OAKLAND. Jan 9.-Entries for Mon
day.
First race, six furiones-Eddie Ora aney.
l07: Recon, l0S: Hex. 10t: Calopusa. lo5:
Regina Arvi. 1903. Sainotta lo3, Rotation.
lo3 Redeem. l05; Phil Mohr 102; Alder
Gulch, lol: Contracosta. lo1: Glenna-
deane. rs.
Second race three furlonGs two-year
old flllies. purse-Cresabel, Ito; Fontello.
10; Helen Barbee, ITO: Miss Toddie, 10;
Cluny. Ito: Mime. 10. Aragonese, 10S:
Dacyl, lo5. Vague, lo5; Marjorie A. 1o5:
Edds i05.
Third race Futurity course-Orelio,
il2; Milpitas. 1ie: Hush Money, 100; Dar
gin, 1o9; Billy. Myer, no. Marse Abe, loS.
Marburg. los; Inclemcnt. ia; Priceless
jewel. lo7: Gossiper II. 1o7; Adena. 1o';
Creston. 100
Fourth race, one mile. purse-Arasee,
l1ls Raleigh. los; Edwin T. Fryer, l0f:
Catelinc. 101; Sonia, so.
Fifth race, one and one sixteenth miles
Sink Spring. Ill: Deneen, III, Charley
Paine, Ill: Ed Ball. Ill; Keep Moving
100; Cadichon. 107. Mosshack. lo7; Wild
den 103; Legatee. 1o3; Redwood II. 1oS;
Cock Sure. i02: j. c.. Glenn. 1o2.
Sixth race. Futurity course-Burning
Bush. lo9; Old settler 100; Himkin. 100;
Ocean Shore. l0o: Biskra, 10I; Danonica,
iOI. May sutton, I0I; Anna May, io1,
Woodander. Io1 Birth. 1903; Belle Kin
ncy, log, Jillette, 10l.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-10
nllSS MAKES SHORT
FLIGHT WITH BI-PLANE

t.NNGELES. Cal, Jan, 9.--Glenn
N 10 elhdaaTrnon OF New York. mad threc
'sto"nseets late today at Domlngucn
'htd ,r hald, Tho first time he re-
y, s.onn, s.n hali a minute: the second time
len nus. sno and the third one minute
.3rters ~ tt'llrd flight nc travelled three
ras n milo on the hexaEon course
'ae had 'pe nIst time tho Harmon ma
' oeen in the air.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-10
MANHATTAN CLUB

Five four-round boxing exhibitions. by
amateurs. arc scheduled for tonight
smoker at the Manhattan Athletic club
on Picrpont street With the exception
of one bout. the contests will all bc by
light men. Tho heavy boys do not seem
arc slow and do not work fast like the
bantams and feathers
Tho matches will he between the fol-
lowing: Forbes vs.. Sullivan. IIanlon vs..
Willie: Lefty VS.. Sharliey; Gallagher VS..
Downey: Mauler VS.. Ern
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-10
France Challenges America.

PARIS. Jan. ?.-The Aero Club or
France has decided to issue u formal
challenge TO the Aero Club of America
for both the balloon aud acroplanc inter-
ma tional cups.
The French Wright company has
adopted a tail TO the Wright aeropanes
and the trials have proved highly salts
factory, Both Wilbur and OrvilIc Wright
have always been opposed TO such appli-
anccs TO their machines.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-10
Good Referee,
TO The Tribune

Special 10 Tho Tribune.
PROVO Jan. 9.--In regard 10 Bobbe
Richardson's work here Saturday night
as competent official AT tho Y, NJ. G. \ =
r, Y. l.. basketball game. Coach Bennion
says he was perfectly satisfied with the
work OF the young man. and he thought
tho Salt Lake referee save entire sat-
is[action 10 all. Richardson underst1 ndS
the game and he plays no favoritcs
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-10

Next Sunday tho Utah militia officers
will take part in a match shoot over the
rife range with the members Of the Salt
Lake Rife club,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-10

ter during the Of 1909 The official
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The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1910-11-24
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The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1910-11-24
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The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1910-11-24

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The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1910-11-24
WEAK, SICK
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The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1910-11-24
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The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1910-11-24
Not a SOLITARY ExceptIon.

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born who are not fond Of dress?
Professor-In none, madam.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1910-11-24

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Please Try Cardui.
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The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1910-11-24

Irate Father Wretch! I saw you
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Young Mani admit it, but I am
quite willing to give them back to
her.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1910-11-24

Pneumonia and Consumption are al
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draws out the inflammation, breaks up
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