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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-12-27
FACTS ABOUT OKLAHOMA
his hidipg-place.

Few people undels.ond the sn0l
ous possibilities OF Oklahoma From
an agricultural and mineral standpoint
the state has but four superors aud
all Of those bnt Texas viii soon ps
overcome by lhe great progressive
strides ~ the new state Oklahoma ai-
fordg more opportunity for algsfal5eq
farming than adH other state "a 10
u ron save Texas and area
considered II surpases the Lone Star
n All of Uklanoma's acreage possible
o. being utilized were under cultiYa
lion, il would present tse following
for staastciaus
More Wheat lands insn e.ther Da.
kota
More fruit lands than california
Equals Illinois srand prairie - corn
iands
has more timber tnas Wisconsin
Michigan and Indiana combined
Can cultivate as much rice land as
South Carolina.
More granite than Vermont New
Hampshire and Maine combined
More petroleum than Pennsylvania
West VI sInia and Ohio combined.
More marble than Nevada New
Hampshire and Massachusetts,.
Is second In the production Of cotton
from monetary standpoint.
More iron than any other state save
Pennsylvania: more copper than any
other state save Montana. :,
Second In gypsum.
More than Europe produces In iig-
product.
Fourth in developed kaolIn, the fin
est freproof material known TO sci
ence.
Second In cattle: third In money
products OF same.
Seven thousand square miles OF land
undertake with coal. and few Of II
mines more than opened
'icMore sMagnesis land dolomite rock
than all the rest OF the states.
More rivers with natural drainage
capacity than any other state save
Colorado.
Is sixth In the production OF pota
toes.
ID eighth re railway mileage first in
number OF miles In past i've years;
irst Ia number OF systems started IN
1903.
1t has the n1ost equable climate,
save California, OF all the states
Population estimated its people pgr
chase more necessities from outside
the state than Al other states IN
the uNon.
Oklahoma il first IN production Of
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MIscELLANEous.

tAt'8Y PERSON GLAD who ser IS
-e lqr sample box Magic garment
cleaning upoHnd Removes spots
'rom gaoi e without ljury. Fish
ea gleafng Works, Clyde. n. Y.
AAN16i Guthrie property in ex-
cilal8 ir fine farm, part bottom
tnn A com tNc depots. r NJ
''hQcot 1re National Bark ~ Com
.lIerce
MaNKh.p tase of nHFsing will
nnae Amy f.H5 0i cRHe Of con
'inefient Phone GJT
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peanuts

peanuts.
second in production or Cantel0upes
Third In the production Of Water
melons and seventh IN mnskmelon pro-
ducuon $50
so d nFai ln tonnage Of alfalfa, thltl
~ money l3iae produced
Il ia afth tn }eg- bles, win less
man 9 tenth jf Che state trying 70 cul
tNaie oe garden pr0ducta
Wifl an Nc4eage Of nftieth Okla
Roma tenth 10 the production Off
orchard produces
i tenth in barley. first II acreage
were proportioned.
capitalization considered Oklahoma
eada oil cfh3a u to amount OF mon
eg deposited III its banks
{; q arst u purchasing It's harvest
ils naehiNerg away ifum nome
10 safHgssea any Otne state In
tlJWtn from 1907 10 August /, 1909
li Las more miles OF possible good
less Improvement on same than any
ate west Of the Missouri river.
Producing sufhcien, food sruffs to
supply any three states OF the Union
our people purchase more from out.
side the state, population considered,
han any other state.
1t ias the third best natural park
ln the United States.
Consuming more agricultural ma
chinery than any state save three II
manufactures less than any other state
west OF the Missouri and north OF the
Ohio rivers.
II II seccud In the manufacture OF
Portland cement.
1t is next to Texas In supplying tbs
Galveston whafves with shipping.
Population averaged. It has second
largest church membership than any
other state.
II has the best equalization OF taxes
private and corporate m the world.
Great as It's cotton production is
Oklahoma Is twentieth In the output
OF iis splndles With no record OF o
cotton mill failing 70 pay dividend
Annually. ~ liu
Oklahoma raises more saddle hors
es than than any other two statee
without comment on Kenticky's fame
Its corporations are more method
ically dealt win than any 0, The states
II Id the, only ktate OF the uuion
where smallpox never leads to a pes
tilential crisis
II mas more cities which nave
doubled IN population since 1906 than
any other state or territory within
the Union 4
4 hes the heat high school sss.
tenn IN tho United staten.
It has the only river IN the world
that Is sal.y for more than 200 miles
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sALEsMeN WANTED

WANTED-Sa Statesmen of Ability and
neat appearance to call on all mcr-
chants in their territory; elegant side
line, convenient to carry; good com
missions; prompt remittance. A. 296
Bement Mig. Co. Cincinnati. 0.
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AGENTS WANTED

QUIT that SIS a job. Make swift,
certain income introducing New
Gentry Fibre Brooms; the kind that
cling and clean. Outlast corn
booms' cost less. Housekeepcrs
paying express, can't wait. Factory
running nights. First reply gets
county Hillter company, 1912 Grand
Ave, Chicago
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The Mistress (after recovering from bor
faint).-"Tberel will wager this 10 the best
whipping YOU ever had in your life. I'll send
you away this very day Tho idea Of a dog.
warranted well-brod, to play mean trick Ike
thas on an unprotected female Away with
youl"
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SALESMAN for this territory. Splcu-
did commission contract with s35 90
weekly advance to producer. Staple
line, permanent position Il. l.. Rice
y Co, Detroit. Mich.
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The egotism of fool man reaches
the high spot when some fool woni-
an takes poison because of love for
him.
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UNAPPREcIATED vALoR.

The New Dog.-That od-maid mistress of
mine complains that there is mouse in the
house, and hero 7 an, fortunate enough to find
his hidipg-pace.
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HELP WANTED


$500. sAAssr 49,.
PATENTS Procured. also sold oa
commission Positively no advance
fee. Patent Exchange Jenitsr Eulla.
ing. Wsahingtuh D G.
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ToMEl. guppL4


J. d. GRAYs. Proprietor.
roWsls snd aprons 81 All Kinds fur
diEhcd al very reasonable price. ses
m& helare you buy. ~. y. GRAgs.
PHONE NO SO
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-06-02

ton amendment was also voted down,
by a vote Of 25 to 3d.
In each instance the negative votes
were cast by regular Republicans,
Fourteen Democrats and eleven Re-
publicans voted for the Bailey amend
ment, ais follows:
Beverage, Borah, Bourne, Bristow,
Brown, Clapp, Crawford, Dixon, Dol
liver, Gamble, Lafollete, Republicans;
Bacon, Bailey, Clay, Frazier, Hughes,
Newlands, Overman Owen, Paynter
Purcell Rayner, Shivley, Simmons,
Stone, Democrats.
After the defeat of the Bailey
amendment, Crawford introduced Q
similar provision SO modified as tt
permit the railroads to transport ar
|ticles Of their own production after
lthey have been disposed Of for ninet,
days through bonafide sale. This was
pending when the senate adjourned
and will be the first order Of business
tomorrow
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-06-02
LAWYERS PASS
RESOLUTIONS
OUR LAW SYSTEM Is TOO OLD
TOO MANY CASES ARE DE-
ciDED OTHERWISE THAN ON
THEIR MERITS.

New York, june 1.-The system
under which the law is admins
trated in this country Is one hundred
years behind the age; the procedure
inc guilty cases is ascandal to juris-
prundence; many cases are decided
not on their merits but purely or
technical questions; and not only has
something got to be done, but some
thing will be done.
This Is the substance of state
ment tonight by the Joint committee
on reform in lagal procedure Of tn
National Bar Association and Nation
al Civic Federation at the conclusion
of the conference today at the invita-
ton of former Judge Alton B. Parker
Taft is Interested and many lead
ing lawyers The mater viii come
np again at the meeting Of the Bal
Association AT Chattanooga, Tenn
August 80.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-06-02
SEVERAL AMENDMENTS TO RAIL
ROAD BILL ADOPTED
OTHERS REJECTED.
PORTO RIGA government
Bill Changing System II the Island
Was Under Discussion In the
House the Entire
Session.

Washington, Jrne THE senate
made material progress with the rail
road bill today, adopting several
amendments and rejecting others,
Among the provisions accepted were
two BY Senators Simmons and Burton,
prohibiting the railroad companies
from reducing rates to destroy water
competition. The amendment by Bur
ton, imposing a penalty Of $4,000 upon
carriers for divuling information con-
corning shipments, also was accepted.
An amendment by Bailey, re-enact-
the the committee clause of the Hep
burn act, with some notifications,
sinsuring more definite presentation
of the question OF the right Of con
gress to prohibit railroad companies
carrying commodities produced BY
themselves, was rejected by a vote Of
rs to 81. There was an excited debate
In which Bailey criticised the su-
preme court, I.afollete physical valua-
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-06-02
SPECTATORS IN
Stocks ALARMED
INJUNCTION AGAINST RATE I'M
cREASES CAUSED HEAVY
LIQUIDATION IN YESTER-
DAYS MARKET.

New York, June - Speculative
holders OF stocks today showed alarm
over the injunction against the West
ern Trunk line increases, obtained BY
the government and liquidation IN the
market was heavy. More than q mil
lion shares were sold before ! o'clock
and such declines were forced as tx
points in st. Paul, 41s In Louisville
and Nashville, Az In Union Pacific
and Reading and between 2 and for
most Of the active railroad stocks,
The industrials were less acuteiy af
fected.
The bears operated boldly and had
to bid UP prices to cover their shorts
id the latter part OF the day, resulting
in violent rallies running 70 ; points
!. in Reading The closing tone was
| slightly Irregular, and unsettled, hu1
with no resumption Of the early do
inoralization
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-06-02
BECK[MEYER TO
Be HEARD AGAIN
WILL AFEEAR BEFORE THE SAN
CANON COUNTY GRAND
JURY TODAY.
.HOLTSlAW CALLED LIAR
BY A. "a. Johnston. Furniture Dealer
Before the Grand Jury Yesterday
Was Ordered Out--No
Action Taken.

Sprinsfiald.June 1 The announces
ment by States Attorney Burke that
Representative H. 4. Dremeyer hltn-
orto witness befor Tho Cook county
grand jury. would be here tomorrow
to tell his story to the Sangamon
county investigators, was the princi
pal development today in the lagisla-
tive inquiry.
Rreekcmeyer corrobcrated the CON
fession OF Representative g. a.
White, whose tale Of the alleged
bribery iii the election Of William
Lorimer to the Unicd States senate
and other legislative affairs. started
the investigation in Cook and San
CANON counties. Beckemeyer's com
ing meanse deeper delving into fhf
lack pot scandaL
There were no legislative WIZ
uesses before the grand jury TIM
morning and Representative Ps Fl
Staymates, summoned yesterday. wa
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-06-02
RESTRAINING ORDER APPLIES
ONLY TO ONE CERTAIN
TARIFF.
EXPECT EARLY HEARING
Probably in St. Louis--Federal coun-
sci Says II Anything Left Out
Of Petition He Did Not
Know il.

Washington, June Tho rates Of
the Western Trunk Line Association,
prevented from becoming effective
at midnight last night by tempo
rary injunction granted by the unis-
ed States circuit court at Hannibal,
Mo-. constitute only part OF the az
vances made by the Western Trunk
Line Association.
The injunction applies only to tar
iii A.--115, mentioned IN the Din
filed by the representatives Of the
department Of justice. The tariffs
filed practically simultaneously vita
the interstate commerce commission
BY the Western Trunk Line Associa-
ton. making advances in rates On
commodities between Chicago, and
Milwaukee and Chicago ana st
|. aul. ami between st. Paul and east
ern de tinations, on wool are In q,
feet today.
portant as those making advances Q.
commodities between the Missouri
river and Mississippi river transfers
nevertheless they are OF considerable
concern to shippers in the western
trunk line territory to the Atlanl'
seaboard points. The increase u
freight transportation Of wool from
ST. Paul points to New YORK ant
Boston are particularly of immans'
interest to consignors as 1t means
flat advance OF 10 cent? a hundred
pounds.
The increase applies to all western
wool passing through Minneapolis o.
st. Paul destined to Atlantic tide
water destinations.
] is not explained why the IN
junction sought by the department 9
justice was not made applicable Z
all OF the advances recently made ,,
the Western Trunk Line AS ociatlr
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-06-02
QUICK HEARING PROBABLE

st, Louis, June 1.--Frederick ~.
Judson, special counsel for the gov
erument in the injunction case
against the Western Trunk Line
Committee this afternoon that II any
thing was omitted in the petition
filed yesterday he did not know It,
The petition he said was prepared In
Wa hington.
TIE order of Judge David P. Dyer,
restraining twenty-five railroads
from advancing freight rates was
biased In the hands of the United
states marshal tonight Threee com
panies having general offices here
will be served tomorrow morning
Comics Of the order were tonight sent
to Chicago, Kansas City, st. Paul and
Parsons, Kan, where the general OIL
fices OF the railroads Is located.
Following the filing of the request
to expedite the hearing this after
noon. 1t was announced that Judges
Of the United States circuit, Adams
Vandeventer, Hook and Sanbofn
NAV take 1t up before vacation.
In that event the hearing wouls
take place in st. Paul, where ta'
iuages are now holding court.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-06-02

the men faced each other for the sec
ond.
Warned by his sudden downfall,
ZbysZko was more cautious and IL
took Gotca ~ minutes and 80 sec
onds to win the second fall and the
match with bar arm and wrist lock.
The result showed that the Iowa
farmer ID still without an equal IN
the wrestling game. AT no time was
he in danger ami when the Pole Sc
cured any advantage, Gotch would
quickly break the hold and jump 90
his feet
The American showed far greater
knowledge OF mat taictics than his
more deliberate and slow thinking
antagonist. Gotch would fore stall
his opponent at every turn and Y
was hopeless for the Pole to attempt
| the aggressive The match Demon
strated Gotch must have been out Of
condition when he lost the handicap
| to Zbyszko at Buffalo, Tn that en-
counter. Gotten agreed to throw the
Pole twice within All hour, but failed
to get even one fall In the allotted
A time.
4 The American champion was EiVer
4 demonstration at the conclusion
j al the conclusion of The mactb w
\ was borne from the ring on tlt
\ shoulders Of nowing mob wh'i'
il the defeated Pole. with loak q
(. pain on his face was barely ahle z
4 taGgcr down the ladder from IN
raised square
t Referee Fleming said there u y
+ doubt In his mind that the first fal
: was decisive. A feeble protest wa
\ registered hy Hartman, the Pole
}. manager, but he apparently realize
4 that he had no grounds on which
base his protest.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-06-02
MRS. DOX|E TOO
Ill FOR TRIAL
NIGHT SESSION is ABANDONED
ANIMALS THAT WERE FED
cAcoDYLATE OF SODIUM
SHOW NO EFFECTS.

st. Louis. June because Of III
he. j OF the defendant the night s2s
sions In the case Of Mrs, Doxey, ac-
cused Of poisoning William ]. Erdar,
was abandoned tonight, She VIII
take the stand the first thing In the
morning
According to her attorneys. Mrs
Doxey will deny that she caused Er-
ier's death, but will admit many
other charges touching on her re.a'
tons with him. She will enaeavor
to cxcuse these acts on the ground
that she was a morphine victim.
The dogs and rabbit in the poison
saual,'' used in the defense this az
tarnoon. when the animals that
were fed on cacodylate OF sodium
were presented in court, tney showed
no iii effects from the drug.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-06-02
OHIO TRAP SHOOTERS
BEGAN oath Annual Tournament
acknowledgements Marks
men Were on the Program.

Cleveland June H. Eighty-seven
marksmen shot today in the opening
OF the twenty-fourth annual tourna-
ment Of the Ohio Trap Shooters
League. Half Of the states in the
union were represented, also Canada.
Rain prevented the carrying out OF
Two scheduled events.
The leading scores at the close Of
the days shooting, out Of a possible
.1GO.
Amateurs A. King, Delta, Colo
RADIO, 154; ], Jennings, Toronto, 1872;
|C. Powers, Decatur, ILL.,, 152.
Professionals w. Heer, Guthrie
Okla, 1853; F. e. Bills, Chicago, 1855.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-06-02
HIGH EXPRESS RATES
Discussed Tonight at Retail Mcr-
chants Mccting--EIcction Of
Officers and Smoker.

The annual election Of officers, dis
cussion Of important questions Of
special interest to merchants, . lunch
and smoker are the attractions this
evening at s o'clock at the CONNER
cial club rooms, to be held by the Re.
tail Merchants association, There
are to be elected a president, vice
president, treasurer and seven direc-
tors.
AT the meeting communication
from the Retail Merchants assoca-
Ition of New York City viii be read
asking the Cairo association to Co
operate with them and bring the mat
ter Of reducing the high express rates
before the proper authorities. Other
questions Of direct concern 70 Cairo
merchants will be discussed.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-06-02
CHECK FOR SOUVENIR
Census Taker Who Worked Sixteen
DAYS to Get 48o Names Prizes
His Reward.

Harry b. Dawson seems 70 be
proud of check from his Uncle
Samuel for 1926. This was In yap-
ment for his services as census
enumeration beginning April - and
continuing for 1G days. no one can
say that Mr. Dawson did not do his
work thoroughly for II ne put N any.
thing like 15 days getting little over
400 names in hts district, which was
ali Of that part Of tairo lying south
Of Fourth street, he certainly cleaned
up that district to a finish Ito says
no will keep the check as q souvenir
and viii have It framed He walked
about II miles to get these names
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-06-02
WITH THE BIG FIGHTERS
Jeffries and johnson Did Some Light
Boxing stunts--Former Showed
Some Vim.

Ben Lomond, June Jim Jeffrles
Boxed Bob Armstrong, Joe Choynski
and Sam Berger today He put vim
in the work. In a signed statement
the fighter says he will not ask Tex
Richard to resign as referee, althugh
Eddie Smith Is not Objectionable.
AT the Frisco camp of Jack John
son the fighter did road work then
boxed Cotton and Cutler, toying with
them. The fighter refused to discuss
the suggestion OF change Of referee,
The talk is that Stanley ketcbell Is
to be added to the sparring STAFF.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-06-02
DEATH OF JN0. HAFFlEY
Well Known Cairo Butcher Passed
Away Yesterday Afternoon at
Age Of 81 Years,

Joan IIaffly, the Butcher on Wash
ington avenue died yesterday after
noon at his home, 1906 LoctEt street.
He was taken sick Sunday. He was
born in Germany IN 1876, and came
to this country when six years old,
had resided in Cairo most OF his life.
He leaves -four sons and daughter,
the latter having been recently mar
ried to Jese Layton, . young man
Of Junction City, Kas. The sons are
John, Frank. Joe and Moan, all re-
siding In Cairo. The daughter has
been notified and Is expected 70 ar
rive today, The funeral arrange
ments win be announced later.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-06-02
.CULEBRA SLIDE SERIOUS
Retards Work on Panama Canal
Rain lnterferes--2,6 sol SAT Yards
Taken Out In April.

Washington, June 1.--ihe 1Culepra
slide" the cause OK mucn apprehen-
sion on the part Of the constructing
engineers on the lsthmus, is more
serious than at first feared. In April
d mass estimated at 100000 cubic
yards filed the Pioneer cut OF the
canal for a distance Of YOU feet. It
took days to clear IT away.
The total excavation on the Pan
anna canal for April was 2,6Ol,347
|cubic yards. Heavy rains somewhat
RETARDED the work Nearly one-eightn
Iof the total concrete TO be laid in the
locks had been placed May al
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-06-02
MORE TRAVEL FOR TAFT.
aid President to Start on Four
Days Trip Early To-day
Win Make Speeches.

Washington, June i.--lraft viii
leave early tomorrow on four day y
trip, Tomorrow he will speak at The
college al Bryn Mawr, Pa, whore his
daughter, Helen. is q students on tne
Higher education of wcmcn- Frlday
he viii speak AT Ada, Ohio, at the
commencement Of the Ohio Northern
University. Friday night BE- VIII AZ
end a banque Of the Boarii Of Com
merce at Detroit
Saturday morning he speaks a.
the unwilling Of the General Custer
monument at Monroe, Mich Satnr
day evening he will attend the semi
centennial of the birth Of the Repuo
llcan party at Jackson. Mich He VA
return Sunday evening.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-06-02
THE GOLDEN rule CHIEF.
Defense Scores Scme Points N Case
Of Accused Cleveland, Ohio.
Police Chief.

cleveland, June 1.-THE trial q
Fred Kobler, the Golden rule police
chief on charges Of immortality, In
toxication ond INSTRUMENTATION, y en-
couraging to the defense.
The star witness, woman Of the
..red light district" said she saw the
chief drinking wine in resort. the
next important witness was Police
man Brown, who signed the charges,
admitted he had an animus. Three
other policemen examined were
shown To have been punished by the
chief FOR violating the rules,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-06-02
AGREEMENT IS REACHED


New York, June delegates rep
resenting the hardwood manufactur-
ers OF the western and eastern lumber
trade have settled long dispute on
the grading" problem, which has TO
do with the siz and quality OF timber
cut, that will be acceptable to the
manufacturers and dealers.
Foster Lewis, secretary for the
hardwood manufacturers, said that
the trend OF the agreement is in the
direction Of conservation.
The delegates tonight concluded q
twodays conference. They represent
5000. 900 acres Of hardwood forests.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-06-02
Vacation Days Are Here.

not taken to the jury room after he
had talked with the safes attorney
and his assistants.
The only witness was A. p. John
ston, of the Johnston and Hatcher
Company, a Springfield furniture
concern which obtained a contract
for new desks and chair for the state
house.
Johnston denounced Holtslaw as q
liar and finally was ordered out O
the jury room by the states attor
ney. who angrily retorted ''If you say
that you are lying too" After the
incident, the grand jury adjourned
for the day without taking action,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-06-02
PUBLIC DEBT IS GOING
Decrease for May $57450--intcrnal
Revenue increascs--Cash on
Hand s1.7o3, tai,796.

Washington, June 1. There is an
excess Of $S.a2S,712 Of ordinary re
ceijts oycry ordinary disbursements
as the result Of the treasury opera
tions for May. The May customs
receipt showed Tsliing off. but the
internal revenue continued to grow,
SO now they are s2o000,0oo more
than this time last year.
The total cash In treasury today y
ST, 7oS, 1S1 roc. Decrease IN the pub
liz debt during May s757'45o-
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-06-02

Surely the world grows kinder. and
II kinder, better, as the years multiply.
The keep off the grass" sign Is more
sparingly used. and the grim gates Of
IRON which formerly shut out the poor
from light and afr are opening rapid
~. When kingdom comes It will
Ind kindness In the earth. anyway
Newark nv. J.) Evening News.