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The Cairo bulletin., 1910-05-31
Queer Case of Graft.

The Russian press has been full OF
accounts of mysterious discovery OF
gold on one OF the trains arriving at
Samara. Three large cases, supposed
to contain Red Cross medical supplies,
were found to be stuffed with gold and
paper money to the amount Of l,000,-
600 roubIes, which had apparently been
shipped from the front. The gend1rn-
erie took the matter in hand An in
yestigation was ordered promptly and
as promptly suppressed, apparently by
high authority.
The Nowosti, commenting on the in
cident, remarks: THAT robbery of state
property goes on In the far east we
knew long ago That Ii also exists in
the west, south and north as we'll as in
the center we also had reason to be-
lieve. but the case under notice is in
teresting, because upon the first count
the money amounted to million rou-
bles, but upon being counted by the
police it amounted to about 100000.
Being then placed under control it
had, of course. to be counted again.
when it was found to be about 100000
roubes The arithmetic of the various
departments the money passed through
varied SO considerably that the sum
, presently dwindlad to 100000 roubies.
TIE higher authorities, having now
stepped in, 1t is to be presumed that
further countings win take place, and
by the time the wealth reaches the con-
( signee Ii is hardly likely to amount to
| double figures" Such is graft in the
czar's dCminions.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-05-31
a Japanese Lighting Plant.

The Osaka Electric Light Co. Of Usa-
ka, Japan, city Of 100000 people, is
equipped entirely with American cleo
trical apparatus, including six turbines,
also made in Schenectady, NJ Y. This
company has a paid up capital Of ST.
100000 and is so progressive that 1t Is
ON a par with some Of the best Ameri-
can electric lighting companies.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-05-31
Al MA kEllNER'S
REMAINS FOUND
Concluded from First page.)
Concluded from First page.)
sleserter from the French army
MRS. VENDING ARRESTED

Louisville, May 3d.. Mrs. JoJseph
and'iag was arrested tonight on q
charge Of being an accessory to the
murder OF Alma Kellnar.
Confronted with gold ring ami
witch had been found in her
4 INK ard after the pin had been
iisntifial BY the mother Of the miss
ing child as one which Alma wore
tho day she disappeared. Mrs. Werd
ling vouhsafed the information tEia
the ring and pin had been given her
w a boy who foundit onthe street
She admitted that the. mud stains
on some Of the clothing which she
washed for her husband a short time
siter the child had disappeared were
l.feod stains, The admission was
rsade M advance of q chemical analy
Ssis 0f the garments now In the pos
MI sion Of the police.
She declared tue blood stains came
! ftnm \ wDrnd hcF husband aceident
\ nily stsfffSed 0n his arm during his
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-05-31
VOTERS 70 TAKE ACTION
Both Parties Cali Meetings IN 45tf
Illinois District 10 Denounce
Legislators,
Springfield, May s0.-A dc patel
from Effingham says:

Springfield, May sO-A dc patch
from Effingham says:
IA call WAS issued this evening
signed BY the chairman Of the Re
publican and Democratic central
committee -, mass meeting ot
voters Of Effingpala county to be
held mex Saturday for the purpose
OF passing resolutions lenoHncing
the pre- ent members Of the legisla
ture from this. the fortg-second dis.
trict. =. ~. Holtsiaw is senator and
/ II. G, Breckemeyer. M. c. McMac.
kin and Haryyy Mccollum, represen
tatiyes. Those planning the meeting
express hope that Marion. Clinton
and cIyy counties: also tn the forty
second district, will take similar ac
tion.'
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-05-31

Miss Louise Berry, the valcdie-
torian OF the 1910 clas is daugh-
terof Mr.. and Mrs, c. Fred Berry, Of
this city Miss Berry cam" here
with her parents about 10 years ago;
her father is local manager Of the
Chicago Mill and Lumber Company,
Miss Phyllis Smith, the salntator,an,
is daughter of NJ. and Mrs. E. A.
Smith and was born and raised IN
this city. Nils Smiths father Is = es-
ident of the Cairo and Thebes II. r.
and alIso head Of the Cairo National
bank. Both young ladies' have host
of friends who are eongratulating
them upon their high achievements
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-05-31
ST. LOUIS BEAT MOUNDS
Latter c.ua Grew Careless Last
Half If Gane-Score was to
Play Paducah Next

The Frederick and Bascomb team
of st. Louis returned home with a
victory on their string that should
have been Mounds had the boys
played ball the last half OF the gam
as they did the first. Mound kal
the game ciuched for five innings,
the score Icing 10 Q in favor OF
Mounds. when the Mounds boys got
careless and st. Louis won out by a
score of 2 to s. The game was un-
interesting and both sides played
poor ball. Smith on 3rd for Mounis
mad several errors and is respoas;b e
for several Of St Louis runs.
Next Sunday the Paducah Elss'
come to Mounds for the second game
| this season. Mounds defeating them
few weeks ago by rcore of to
One of the largest crowds ever in
| the Mounds park witnessed yester
days game,
Harper of Bertrand, Mo, now
pitching for the Columbia univers t)
| team, Columbia. Mo-, will be on hand
Sunday to k%ork against Paducah.
Harper is the best pitcher in TIN. vi
cinity, having chance for a tryor
with the st, Louis Browns and Cardi
mails, but owing to the rules of thf
school he Is now attending he de
clined the offer, venting another
year in school.
Rose, a good third baseman from
Anna will be seen in a Mounds rnl
form Sunday.
/ With these two additions to th'
Mounds club they will have tht
strongest team in this section of th'
country.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-05-31

The amount of wood which is used
avery year for the manufacture of pen
ills is almost incredible. Nearly 1000
acres of cedar trees are cut down annu-
ally foi this purpose alone, and Of
these 5000 acres are In Florida. In
Bavaria alone there are some forty pen
Gil factories.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-05-31
A REGULAR Tom Boy.

wasSusie- climbing trees and fences
jumping bitches, whiting, always get
ting scratches, cuts, sprains, bruises
bumps, burns. or scalds. But laws.
Her mother just applied Bucklen's
Arnica Salve and cured her quicF
Heals everything healabse--Boils
Ulcers, Eczema, Old Sores, Corns Q
piles. Try it, CSC at all druggists.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-05-31

Yesterday "o,d Glory" waved from
the flag staff in honor Of Memorial
Day. CHS. had school session until
1850 yesterday morning after which
the students were dlsmi sed for the
rest OF the day. This was also trae IN
the grades.
The Seniors haze very few reeita-
tions now and are taking all CT their
spare time to rahearsc their class
play.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-05-31
rpnu OF moat1uiroes.

The nighthawk is said to have a
great appetite for mosquitoes. 1t has
a huge mouth, and when 1t wants a
meal 1t just opens 1t wide and sails
into cloud Of mosquitoes. Its favor
ite morsel is the malaria mosquito,
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-05-31
Other important Events.

Monday. June 9th, In the afternoon
at three oclosk will be held the final
track and field day of the present
year at G. II. S. This will be in the
nature of an inter-elass meet al
which time the athlete Of the diff
ferent classes will compete for honors
in various events. c. Fl. s. men have
done some fine track work this year
and this last meet OF the year VIII
/ occasion much interest on that ac'
count
On the evening of the same day at
G. FL. S. building will occur the in
/ ter-society meet of the two literary
organizations Of the local high school.
/ There is an excellent program ar
ranged for the evening and boy: AMI
/ girls from both the kt3ieties will
take part. This is a sort OF pleas
ing culumation to very successful
i year for both societies, making th'
1 advent OF the first organization oi
this kind at G. Fl. S. The program
!, will begin at 8 o'clock and the public
! is invited.
4 On Tuesday evening, June 7, tbf
annual Junior reception will be siveI
the Seniors by the members of TIL,
third year class. The entertainment
will be given this year as II ha
been in the past In the form Of al
informal greeting and then abanauet
This Is always one of the frs
events OF graduating week.
Wednesday, June s, will be tn
Senior class day and the 1910 pennan
will fly all lday on the memoria
flag pole on the front lawn of The {
II. S. premises. That evening til
! class play will be given, the title {
which is 1.-THE Cottage Club write
especially to fit the personality
each member Of the class by Mrs. !
A. Miller, supervisor of music. A
ter the play the class will give 1t
. prophecy which will be in the natuI
Of surprise to all whoa rte presei
that evening. After the prophecy
given the class will present its m
Il mortal to its Alma Mater. Then tt
q class will is to be read. This will o.
Q cur at O'Clock on Wednesday evel
ing and an admission Of 10 cents wi
Il be charged
II On Thursday evening OCCURS u
n last hptS most impressive feature I
III the commencement the gradual r
= exercise at the Cairo opera hons
T. The sepaker for the occasion will
IA DR.. Hagley. head Of the school of r.
If ucation at the University Of Iiino
/. lM CHAMPAIGN, After this addret
is the presentation of the diplomas ar
o Donors will be given by Mr.. H. |
le Halliday, president Of the BOARD
'e Education and Mr.. J. Earl Midkil
Is principal OF G. II. s, respectively. B
" sides this short program will
8 given before the address.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-05-31

William 0, Mcfarland, well
known resident Of Wichita. Kansas
living at COZ North Water street, that
city, is strong believer In the efficacy
Of Cooper's New Discovery. In a re-
cent statement Mr.. Mcfarland says,
As an after.stfect of typhoid fever
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-05-31
Boys.

When he hears some one calling
him to come in and 60 to work, or TO
bed, is the only time boy will admit
there is too much noise in the world
Atchison Globe.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-05-31
GalIantry.

Gallantry Is that sentiment which
holds UP man Of 125 pounds on a
slippery walk, when escorting won.
an weighing 175.--Atchison Globe.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-05-31

There Is a motion before the
house, quoth IIerod as Salome un-
furled the filmy draperics. Williams
College Purple Cow,
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-05-31
Forecasts Fer Today.

Illinois; Washington. May 30.--Fair
Tuesday, except showers In extreme
southern Wednesday fair warmer.
light To moderate northwest to north
winds.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-05-31
sun and Moon.

SIN win fise today ... i.s3 a. m.
sun will set today ..... TEA p. m.
Moon will rise tonight ..12;4G a. m.
fNote. The above sun and moon
record Ii for Illinois and approxi-
mates the time at Cairo within few
minutes.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-05-31

the Egyptian Alumni Association. II
Is understood that this will be given
in the form of d banquet at the Hal
liday.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-05-31
Has Good Appetite.

A baby walrus Of six months Will
eat about 10 pounds Of Goldfish IN the
curse of 4 day.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-05-31
COLLEGE BASEBALL.

Ithaca, May 30.-Pennsylyania
Cornell /,
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-05-31
General Conditions

The day was partly cloudy with
trace of rain; with a light wind.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-05-31

Providence May 80 Brown
Yale 3.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-05-31

Greatness which Is thrust uron peo.
pie seldom sets well.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-05-31

Albany, May 3o.-Albon College A,
Armour Institute 8,
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-05-31
. General Note.

1H TN IFT3 TI7 1I7 0~FFWTd6 tNVtS'f I07
The annual Alumni refepti0n this
year will be given the 9lo gradu-
.ates on the evening vi une IA by
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-05-31
At Toledo.

Toledo ...t,.+........ .-.,.,..... y
indianapolis .-........., ......... )
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-05-31
TIGERS TAKE Two.

Bailey and Stephens
owning, Mullni and Breckendorf.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1910-06-30
THE DEMOCRATIC POINT OF view

After the political Idaho that the primary
campaign has been fully opened will the careful observer that the
democratic party the has approached the real solution Of the
problem the republicans
offered the working the direct primary that
and pursuing plan that leading them into the campaign united
presenting andved front the broken Of the
rupted republican party of the state
In the the republican leaders for personal gain they
and the for himself Their
beyond their discretion strife and bitterness
the possibility Of mendng the sixty that will follow
PRIMARIES Indeed will de difficult
republican candidates their platform after the primary that will
tend the fight that Of the
three counties of the
the that half republicans the seeking
bee Governor Brady record how will plank in the platform
pointing with pride its efficiency In the congressional there will
hot fight Cannonsm and and plank the platform
endorsing the other will be like red flag the face of the
defeated faction Whoever the battle throughout the
will have doubtful victory for the dead he the trenches will
hardly be rsurrected time furnish the November maorit
On the other hand the democrats have planned
skill and entering the primaries with well defined
Of will being
disrupted ambitions selfish
interest seeking only hgo choose wisely strongest
and make the campaign before the the good
economically administered Thepa will be that public office
and stepping
of land fraud scandals for the who heads the
the probe and drive the ~ into the The
view centered the idea of deal for the peopeWaace
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1910-06-30
WIN FOR ADVERTISERS

George Mc New City advertising experts regis
the Owhee hotel when interviewed yesterday afternoon
information the tendencies Of modern advertising
"The power methods advertising the production of
sales for merchants constantly being demonstrated others wei
myself My original system of rapid retail merchandising has been the
Mr. Mc(ii claims the big
adher strictly
The public will longer patronize fake sales
Mr. Ml has conducted number Of remarkably successful sales in
Idaho the months and his should have weight
that he has of $4,000 cash from
clothing stock in the limited time of Is days.
Continuing, Mr. Mci had the following regard advers
conducting 1--WE the midst of advertising
Owing cities enterprises the
country individual longer stand still and wait for
1t question Of going ahead going backward Publicity
through the columns of widely circulated newspaper that actually dis
Of the people will prove profitable invest
provided therein have the ling truth and
the public clear and exactly what the adve
tiss has to Offer
example, continued Mc(l h possibilities Of newspaper ad
vesng when compiled by unlimited short time
the habit advertising
Saturday. supposedly their big day. they would do about $500 cash
Saturday following advertisement they did cash business
$780, Of 500 Any business worth
advertising should be advertised for sale
Mc(il stated that he considering locating Office Boise
he
desired he would here within the next
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1910-06-30
THINGS WORTH STANDING FOR

The things that standing this those that
will enlarge the powers of the people
1t is conceivabe that government dedicated the rights
the equality opportunity the dawning the day when all who
willing work shall be well housed well clothed and well fed should become
machine for the of the few the of the
The for principles that them
troll the and then they stand for equality the law
and no special privileges.
Therefore the issue before the people Direct gsa
There the this holds
control of their affairs It takes from the representative abuse
his while giving legislative branch absolute
with the wishes the people, combines the republic with the
democracy The delegate their representatives but withhold
the right initiate legislation Who object such principle
Direct legislation has been adopted in several of the the
Of necessity be adopted by direct Of the people requires
evident adoption
received the endorsement the electorate The majority recorded has always
been overwhelming running from South Dakota eeve
partisan and while loom the horizon
of the the time there evidence that it
will become before the campaign is we'll under
With legislation will Recall by which unworthy officials
called condemned recalled by the This
gives the electorate large the impeachment and surely with the
power employ the power recall.
With legislation election United
public affairs this fundamental
10 has
the legislature sovereign the
such election by the people the We the fact that
therefor supported those the
students the federal And their
abstract dealing the than hundred
has demonstrated the election of by the Legislature
produced scandal after scandal that makes imperative that change be
made.-Caldwel News
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1910-06-30
The Idaho County Free Press
L. A. WISENER, EDITOR
GRANGEvILLE. IDAHO, THURSDAY, JUNE 80, 1o 10


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Evening journal., 1910-10-26
SEAFORD

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
SEAFORD. Del, Oct 26-Mrs. Cor
nelius Catherine Hastings met with
an accident yesterday While return
ing from a canning factory In which
she was employed, she fell from a
wagon breaking her left arm in two
places.
George Collier was Bridgeville
visitor yesterday.
Mrs. II. j. AXE and daughter Mar
garet. of Bridgeville. spent Tuesday
here.
r.. o. Trice has returned from a
weeks visit at Cambridge, Md
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred West and chill
dren spent several days with relatives
| at Reliance. Md
James r. Moore was a seaford Wis
itor Tuesday
John Morris Perry has returned
home after business trip to Nor
folk, Va
Harry /. Johnson, OF Cannons, spen
! Tuesday here.
Ashby L. Shipley left town yester.
day for Philadelphia. where he has
accepted a position with a wholesale
drug concern.
Evening journal., 1910-10-26
WESLEY CHURCH
IS THRIVING

Editor of THE EVENING JOURNAL.
The readers of the regular cores
pondence from Dover in THE EVEN
ING JOURNAL may be led to think
that there is but one church in Dover,
but there are a number churches here
never referred to in that correspond
ence, each of which is doing a good
work
Perhaps for you many Methodist
readers a word firm Wesley may be in
teresting, especially as it has been an
nounced many times in the last year
that Wesley is dead. She is most en-
phatically the liveliest corpse that this
town has ever known.
On Monday, October 10, a payment
of $462 was made on the church debt
This, with the $500 paid last quarter,
amounts to S662. or more than $110
for every month of this conference
year Considering that the other finan-
cial interests of the church are in ex-
cellent shape, this indicates healthy
condition. The parsonage has been
painted and otherwise improved at the
AoSl VI ntdlls F1NDs dhu inc Dllih dIt
paid. The unsightly little bench has
been taken out of the pulpit. and pull
pit furniture has been put in it's place
A beautiful new hymn board has also
been put up.
The congregations, especially on
Sunday morning, are steadily increas-
ing, and the attendance in the Sun
day School is likewise encouraging
The choir. under the leadership of that
old veteran musician, Colonel Treid-
Ter, is increasing In numbers and eff
cheney, and their singing adds greatly
to the interest of the services.
Verify, If Wesley continues "at this
poor dying rate" she will "be the
head and not the tail" in the process
sion of Methodists that will go up to
Conference in March.
Wesley Member.
Dover, Del, Oct. %, 1910.
Evening journal., 1910-10-26
JAIL FOR THE
LIQUOR SELLERS
Kent County Court Sends Law
ViOIatOrS Up for Violating
Dry Law
Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
DOVER, Del, Oct 26.-The Court Of
General Sessions is sentencing liquor
sellers to imprisonment of from five
months to one year, according to the
nature of the offense. Even man with
a large dependent family, and on first
offense, had to go to prison for one
month for selling a drink.
Edward Hudson, with A. ID. Mar
shall as his counsel. fought his indict-
ment and stood trial before jury
on the charge of selling a quart of
whiskey The jury found him guilty
and he got one year at Greenbank. A
fine of $500 also came his way. Daniel
B. Ennis. a negro. fought out his
case, hoping for hung juror, but the
jury found him guilty and his sentence
was six months and $50.
Fred Jacobs, negro for pointing
pistol at Charles Benson, got three
months or $40 fine.
Because the prosecuting witness,
George L. Hobbs, had disappeared or
failed to respond, six liquor selling
cases were continued until February
and a capias was issued for Hobbs.
Evening journal., 1910-10-26
MARYLAND NEWS NOTES

A mule owned by Frank Harding,
Of Cambridge, was choked TO death
in his stall by the halter slipping.
The Democrats will hold their first
mass-meeting of the present campaign
in Cecil county at Port Deposit to-
night.
Lauraville Volunteer Fire Company
is preparing to entertain the Hamilton
and Raspberry Fire Companies, No
vember H.
Charles B. Stoudt, instructor of pen
manship in the commercial depart
ment of the Centreville High School,
has resigned.
Charged with obtaining $50 from c.
/. Snyder, of Centreville, by means
of a forged check, Louis Weinfield
was arrested in Baltimore.
Captain w. S. Roberts, of Jester
Vile, has purchased an interest in the
schooner Richard Linthicum from B.
]. Linthicum, of Church Creek.
The official board of Tome Memorial
Methodist Church, Port Deposit, has
uudhAluOuSly iequcSLtu tuS heN. T. &.
Carpenter to return next year...
A committee has been appointed by
the Whitehall Farmers Club and I'M
provement Association to formulate
plans for Incorporating the associa-
ton.
A crowded house greeted Congress-
man ]. Harry Covington and Robert L.
Henry at the Cambridge Auditorium
Monday night to hear the Democratic
issues discussed.
Evening journal., 1910-10-26
MIDDLETOWN

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
MIDDLETOWN. Oct. 26-A pleasant
meeting Of the New-Century Club was
held this afternoon at the club room.
In the absence Of the president. Miss
Clara B. Green, the first vice-president,
Miss Josephine Bigg presided. After
a short business meeting current
events were read. Miss Hutchin gave
home events, and Miss Bessie Ander-
son, foreign events. Mrs Martin b.
Burris read a magazine article,
"Grandmother's Attic"
The meeting next week will be in
charge of MISS Laura E. Willis, chair
man Of social servi-e. Miss Emily p.
Bissell Of Wilmington, will be present
and will tell of the Hope Farm, and
Miss Frances Watkins of Odessa will
give piano music. This will be an
open meeting and the public will be
urged to be present to hear Miss Bis
sell. This will be especially inter-
esting to the club members as many
of them are much interested In Hope
Farm and send contributions to that
place.
Evening journal., 1910-10-26
KENT GRANGE
MEETS TOMORROW

Special TO THE EVENING JOURNAL.
DOVER. Del, Oct. 26.-The Kent
County Pomona Grange will meet in
the Dover Century Club House to-
morrow. The visitors will be ente~-
tanned by the members of Capitol
Grange, of Dover and Cereal Grange,
of Hartly.
The big farmers convention will
open in the Fourth degree and Mrs.
Ames. OF Capitol Grange, will deliver
the address of welcome The response
will be by Mrs. Name Ames. of Farm
ers' Grange. Music by Rural Grange.
of Cheswold, will follow. The reports
Of oranges will be followed by a most
important report of the committee on
resolutions. II. Rosa, F. ID. Garri-
son and f. g. Phillips.
Worthy State Master and Mrs. S. II.
Messick and Professor McCue, of Del
aware College, will make addresses
and be present throughout the meet
ing. A. T.. Evans is the master and
Mrs. f. c. Bancroft the lecturer.