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drive with great interest. Grad
ually the men got used to him
and ceased to treat him as an outsider.
The drive went down as far as Red
ding in thirty-three days. The men
worked fourteen and sixteen hours at |
times. Several bad jams relieved the
monotony. Problems of mechanics
arose to be solved on the spot. Orde
solved them by a rough and ready rule
Of thumb. He built structures which |
would have furnished a winters dis |
cussion to some committees, just as !
the loggers had built through rough |
country hundreds of miles of road |
better than railroad grade and smooth |
as a turnpike, the quarter of which
would have occupied the average coun
ty board Of supervisors for five years.
The drive was to be delivered at the
booms of Morrison and DAILY above the
city of Redding, a thriving place Of
about 10000 Inhabitants situated on
long rapids forty miles from Lake
Michigan.
The last camp was made six or eight
miles above the mill. A good proper
ton of the rivermen, eager for the
town, tramped down the road, to re-
turn early in the morning more or less
drunk. One or two did not return.
Among the jewellers was the cook,
Charlie, commonly called 1.-The DOCTOR"
and he moped about disconsolately. In
the evening he looked so much like a
chicken with the pip that Orde's at
tention was attracted.
Got that dark brown taste, Charlie?"
he inquired, with mock solicitude.
Il tell you only had two glasses Of
beer!" cried Charlie, goaded.
'"Then why this joyless demeanor?''
begged Orde.
Charlie grumbled fiercely inarticu-
late, but Johnny Challan interposed
with a chuckle Of enjoyment.
"He got 'bunked.'"
''Tell u.s." cried Orde delightedly.
at was down at McNeill's place.
explained Johnny Challan. "They was
a couple Of sports there who throwed
out three cards back up on the table
and bet you couldn't pick the jack
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by ten wide. 1t was very solidly con-
structed of hewn timbers, square at
both ends, was incOnceivably clumsy
and weighed an unbelievable number
of pounds. When loaded it carried all
the bed rolls, tents, provisions, cooking
utensils, tools and chest of tobacco,
clothes and other minor supplies. 1t
was managed by Charlie and his two
cookies by means of pike poles and a
long sweep at either end.
The packing began before the men
had finished breakfast. Shortly after
daylight the wanigan, pushed strongly
from shore by the pike poles, was drift
ing toward the chute. The heavy scow
threatened to turn side on, and the
sweeps at either end churned the wa
ter frantically in an endeavor to
straighten her out.
AS Newmark looked at the smooth
rim of the water sucking into the
chute he began to wonder why he had
come. The noble ship was pointed
right at last and caught the faster wa
ter head on.
|
Zeke and his mate took in the oars.
The wanigan shot forward below the
gate.
Whack, bump, bang, and the scow
stopped so suddenly that its four men
plunged forward in miscellaneous
heap. The water, backed up behind
the stern, began to overflow into the
boat. Newmark saw that the scow
had run her bow on an obstruction
and had been brought to a standstill
square beneath the sluice gate. The
water was beginning to flow the entire
length of the boat. Various lighter ar
ticles shot past him and disappeared
over the side.
Newmark had an inspiration. The
more important matters, such as the
mems clothes bags, the rolls of bed
ding and the heavier supplies Of pro-
visions, had not yet cut loose from
their moorings. He seized one Of the
long oars, thrust the blade under the
edge of thwart astern, laid the shaft
of the oar across the cargo and by
resting his weight on the handle at
teulpleu " DrliiS IL uONu " Uillu tHe
contents of the wanigan to theil
places. The cookies came to his as
sistance. Together they succeeded II
bending the long hickory sweep fal
enough to catch its handle end under
another forward thwart. The second
oar was quickly locked alongside the
first, and not a moment too soon.
rush of water forced them all to clinG
for their lives.
Two or three rivermen appeared a
the edge of the chute. A moment later
old man Reed ran up. carrying rope
This, after some difficulty, was made
fast to the bow of the wanigan. A
short rope from the top of the dan
allowed the boat to be lifted free o.
the obstruction; cable astern pre-
vented the current from throwing he
broadside to the rush of waters; an
other cable from the bow led her IL
the way she should go. Ten minutes
later she was pulled ashore out of TIL
eddy below. very much waterlogget
and manned by a drenched and dis
gruntled crew.
"'Bout two ton of water in then
bed rolls and turkeys" grumble'
Charlie.
In a couple Of hours run the wan
gan had Overtaken and left far behin
: the rear of the drive.
"Well," said Charlie at last, "w
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returned Newmark dryly.

returned Newmark dryly.
"Well. stay with us as long as you're
having good time" invited Orde
heartily.
'Thank you," Newmark acknowl-
edged this. II believe 1 WILL
THAT old mossback Reed was right
on deck with his rope" remarked John
ny Simms. "That was pretty decent
of him.
"Old skunk" growled North. 'He
lost us two days with his nonsense"
ooh, he's poor old devil" replied
Orde easily. That's the way the
Lord made him. He can't help how
he's made"
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|Chapter| |B
! 6 @H

\ EWMARK followed the thirty
NJ three days work of the log
n drive with great interest. Grad
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Rioting and Bloodshed In the Woods.
Rivermen and Dam Owners Clash.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1910-02-11
Ge
Riy6rndn
By STEWART
EDWARD WHITE
Copyright. 1908. by the Mcclure Com
pany. Copyright. 1907. 1908. by
Stewart Edward White
CONTINUED

CONTINUED
Orde lowered the paper to the camp
fire. 1t was an extra, screaming with
wood type:
WAR;
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Chapter
s

~HARLIE'S wanigan, in case you
do not happen to know what
" such a thing may be, was
ccnw oho1t fuoufv foot lOnp
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UNI UtineraI0l, mar i'm M1onat cyas
nuor b. s. UNI $22, ,123.6O1 fleiner als
I'm Sanuar 1909. ltnb in ben Iieben
Utonaten beg Iaufsnben Rehnunasiabs
res mar bic @usfubr bieIer 8roputtc
um $18,254,833 tleiner dls in oem
torreiponoirenoen 3eitraum bss ppris
gen Sabres.
Die Wei3ensQusfubr i'm Sdnuar
belief Ti4 uuf nur 81 ,490 1863, mas um
$2,OO1 1862 Dentger 1T ais i'm Sanuur
1909.
Die Qusfubr BON guumnoQe belief
it9 I'M Sanuar 1909 duf $52, ,518.9 .999,
i'm Sanuar 1910 o6er nur auf $751;
672, 378 unb bel Sleti6z unD 0uirps
probuttsn 1T Elm Ridgung bon $13,s
579,756 auf $1O,3 ,663 5u per3eid).
nen. Die Qusfubr BON Wdts mar i'm
4uantum etpa8 gr0Ber, Der 8prrdt9
bat Qber ettpas abgenommen.
gu 9unfen ei9ener got'
f6after + otels.
Denn bic 2otpoenz8orluqe dnges
npmmen ntrb, Die am 8onnerItuJ
pom &ommittee fir auspdrtige Inge>
Iegenbeiten nit gunittger GmpfebluaJ
suriitberi6tet nurbe, barn tperber RE
Der. Stdaten in iebsm SSabr eine babe
Wtqior Dollars fir ben gdu ooer bic
grtperbung stgensr 8otIdaftsgebduOc
i'm Iuslano ausgcben.
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Die rDd9ungber B Il
den WahIporlGae.

mS II ~ u q y z.
Berlin, 10. Geb. Die Debate
iibsr bic preuBiine WablrsfOrmocrldgs
nabm am Donuertas i'm 2anotag tnz
rem anfaRg. Die ge10roen b1tteH el'
ne groBe io3iaIiitifhe 8emonitrdtion
eripartst unb oesbalb bds 2auotogsges
baube nit siHsm Harlem qoIiseitoroon
umgeben, bic Iempnftration unters
bIien ienod, oa ipdbreno bes 8orurits
tags Elm beiiiser Sdnseiturm Diisbete.
9lls Iish Der aun5ter BON 8ethmunns
6ollipeg srhob. nm bic grDffnuHgsreos
iibsr bic Wdbregel 81 balten. fpuroe er
BON ben ioSiaIiiiifhsn 9tbgeoroneisn
nit bem Ruf .Shanbe" begriiBt. Der
2(ufrubr bauerte mebrereWinuten uno
bic !tonIsroatipeH r;sfeH i6lieBlih
Merit lie binaus".
Der Ran;ler it,iIte in abreoe, bdB
bic 0orIuse gu ieinem anceren 3Ded
singsrsidt iporosn ipGre, als um sin
pon benz aaiisr, als a6nis pon Yr.us
ben in ieiner 9hronreoe pom Sabre
1903 segsbsnss 8eriprettu nominsa
sin3uloien. Or fiisie bin5u, bab Der
a0nis e nit bem. mas er oamaIs rers
iprotsn. fsbr srnit eemeint babe. 0es
g8eitersn saete Der aan3!er, oaB bic
einSise SoffHuHg Der Sosial,iteH bic
lei. bas prsubiidhe Siaatsssbduoe nit
Ollie zines nmotrdtii6en Wablaes
isses unterminireu Su fpnnsn. Der
S.cat uno bic Regieruns", faste sr.
-ldfen it1 ni6t uon benz gsfdrei Der
MnFen besiniluHsu uno iie balten es
fir unter ibrer Wiirn. fi6 NIT 5ilfe
BON .Irids" Bel bem 8cl,e popular sli
MAIDEN
als Der HansIsr forifubr, bas issigs
Mahlfnitem 5u oer.beiotsen, tpuroe sr
hduiie puu ben Sosialiitsu unterbros
den. Die 2sstersn .iiuoisten ipdhreno
ess 5asss an. baB am ndditen Sonns
tag i'm Berlin 38 iosialiifiite proieiis
periammIungeE absebaltsn peroeu
ipiirben. Die polisei irifii tpeitsebens
beMob1otln fur Notwithstanding
Der Crbnurg bei oisien 8:riammluns
gen.
g5nig Guifap auf Der gtis
erung.
StodboIm. 10. 6sb. Tos Be-
finnen bss a6Hiss Guitar. Der ii6 In
btr Montas Raht elmer Appendicitis
Operation unier5ieben mubte. btfert
iih iebt fdnsIl. Tns am 2lbeno pers
5ifsntIihts offi3isl. Bulletin iaai, bab
Der sonis tpGbrsnb bes 9ngss 3ismlih
riel Rabrurg 81 fif gsnomHen babe
uno feline arGfis idnel sundhmen.
Geine lemperaiiir iii normal. Die
a0niain gictoria sraf an ToHneriicg
pcn anrfsrubs. no cine lei6ie Cpsras
ton on ibrsr Rnf, porstnommxn ipurs
be. bier Gin unp tie benob iih fofCrt tn
bns Aranien5imr,er 81 oem aonis.
Drprosebbts sJrl. atmper.
parts, 10. Js5. DSbrsnb Der
gerbcneIuRg oss alien prcseFes. ben
SRI. WiIbelmine G.u,psr anseitrsnsi
Eat, bic betdupist, nm $37 900 geieimi
ipproen III ftin. tpt.dts Summs fie 6ers
gtesbtn boben min. um bic geir1thss
proies.s ots pyinssn 9istor pon
1burn nnn 5nris su f6rbern. iagk
Drei Denrn aus. bab sinmal lirters
hanbluneen be.rsfis elmer oeiratb nit
einem Jrl. WnnnrbiIs I'm 0anse Des
psfsa isitR bob iiH sslluiernanSIuH. |
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Mcttcrberi6t.

sir S9io unb bds fpeItli6s
q,enuinIpanten: Tribes Wetter am
5r,itaa, benz StneefaIl trdhrenb bst
ylod,t folat. SIN Sdmitug Shree.
@sr6nDerlide, bdnn 6ltli6e Blrbe.
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gu apsi Sabrsn 3udt6aus Osrurt4siIt.
Or. 5pbe perbaftet.

y /. pt W ~ &C -
Sanfas @itn, 10. Gsb. 9r.
9. 6. Spoe. Der arst oss Deritor5es
nen Col. 5bos. s.. Spope, lpuroe am
DonnsrItas unter Der antIage Derhafz
tet, ben greiIsn pbilautropen srmor=|
bet Su baden. Der 5aftbefebI tpuroe
auf GrIuhen bon 4npalt Sobu q.
Barton, nemgreeutor oes Stpops'i iheH
RuhlaIfes, auseeitellt uuo Iautet auf
Uloro i'm eriten @rabe. Gs beibt oas
rim, bag 5r. 5poe nit bosIpillIger
4bIiht Sol. Srpope an isinem Sters
bttase Strpdnin beihrdhte. Stuatss
anpait 9irsil Gontlins bate oui ben
Riidsn bsraldgsiArift geIAriebeu: sd
inpoIIire oiss 8prseh.n". Or. 5poe
besab ii6 nit ieinen 4npdlten Hah
Der SfTic. oes Stdatsannalts uno
IieB iih rubig feitnshmsu. Gr purR
otm Jrisoensridter 10. 5. 2osr in
Snbepenosnes. no. porgefiibrt. be-
fannie iih niatTduIoie uno purbe ges
oen $4,000 gursIbnft auf fretsH
JuB ssfeBt. 9as 9orDerh0r Dures
auf Den II. sssbruar angsisst.
StdatsunipaIt GoH,Iing bate Die
giiraifaft auf $25. 900 feitieBeu mol
len, bic antpGIts Or. Snbs's inoefen
bsreits cine iOlhe tHr8etrage bon $780,
900 porgeisben. Der 4HgetIagte mar
aubercrbentiih rulig uno eriu9te ben
Waritau Waper. osr ihm ben 5afts
bsfebl porlds, IeiHer Satin tsIspboa
ni'd su melpeu, bag sr 5ur rshten3eIt
sum WittdgsHsR 3u oauie isiH tperoe.
gr psrlisB bclo o1r1uf in siuem aus
tomobil oieSfiits Oes 5risosnsridters.
Die 8srbcftung Ir. 5pbe's tpuroe
beinloiIen, als Rih:er Ralpb S.2aths
fam cine Granbiur0 siHberufen bate.
um ben LOB. go!. Spope's gu unters
Iu6su!
Die 9rubsugefsIIidGft
mill 3abtsn.
Gberrp, 81, 10. sstbruar. Die
iiberlebencen gsrpanoten Don ben
nobssu 800 9ergIsuten, fuelte in Der
ct. gaut8rube ihr 2sbeH lahen mug
ten, befprshen eiHsn 9orfhIas berSi.
gaul gocl 60, al. S6abensrfaBilus
gen siitiif, su ihIiatsn. StaatsaHs
malt Gderi mddte Ramsns Der 9rua
bensGsisaihaft BEN 9orihlas, bab
bic 9erpanoten urperheiroiheter2eute
.tn Uiinimnm BON $500, ndbreno |
bic Witttpen rou gsrunsliidtsn, bic 6 |
obsr m.br ainbsr ba6sn. Elm Muris
mum BON $1,000 bstommen follsn.
Dos Belb ipn Iofort ausbe5ablt pers !
ben. Dir gsIsuihaft behouptet. oaB |
lie fih tsin.r trimiHelleu Rahldfistsit |
babe i'll GhuIsen iommen IaHen uno |
ba i6r g.fhdftstapitrl nur $3.50. 900 |
bttrags, 70 tonne lie AUDI nur Biz su
oieism 9etrag. bdftbor sebalten tpers
ben. Cir bedbiiatigt. auf BAG Berg |
merit cine 5npotb:t 1cn $500, 900 dufz |
sunsbmen. um ale S6aseRcnIprii6e
oomit gu be9lsiten.
gerberbIiae aeffels CT.
plo ion.
Ban Gitp, Wlih., 10. fsb. Wdbs |
.sno cine aasahl 4rbeiter Ii6 amDoHs |
neritag in nem SsFsIraum Der 9rins |
.ing'ihsn SGgsmiille in Grump |
eplohirts Der aefsL Ssds |
Der Gente tpurhtn auf Der Stels qez |
.ootet unb ale dnosren psrlebt. Die |
UiabIe fpurbs p6Qig seritOrt uno oi. |
Jriimmer bunbsrts BON SuB fortes=
'hleuoert. Wlan nimnt on, baB taIs
ss maiIer in ben GeHsl stpumpt |
ruroe. pdbrsns ssrft!be Hatssu Issr |
par.
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Radri4tsn aus Ricarasua.
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gsrlin 10. Seb. Or. emanuel
Caster bon Rem Yort behdlt ben 5it,l
hes Shohmsiiisrs DER BeIt. Ssins
10 Spiele NIT Carl Shlsfter pon
Wien. Der ibn hsrausssfDrssrt bate.
rslultirtsn barin, baB jster pon linen
Elm Spiel sepdnn, tpGbrenb s unsnts
ffieben bi;sbn. 9ls Spiel, tpeItss
ihlieBlid bic gntfhsibuns sdb. hdua
srie brei 9oes unb umfaBte II 3iiae,
@snn audi bieiss Spill un.nti1isbsa
seblisbtn ipGre, ipiirbe Shlehtsr Ger
WsifterIpielsr seiporben fsin. Cine
srcbe Wisng. psrfolste ieben 3ug mt
'bem seIpannteiten Sntereiis unb srobsr
Jubel brad, aus. aIs Caster seipnnn.
1eibtn GpieIern ipuroen Spationsn
6drsebrnht. Gs iinb bsreits llntsrs
banblunssn fir Elm ipeiitrss Meiitsrs
f6ofs1ipisl hsr Dstt I'm Ganoe.
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gas n.ue ipaniihe Wliniitsrium be-
iiebt auf elmer Repiiion oes aoutors
bats.
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1nlano Stleqrapb.
Or. g. 9. Spoe
TprmeM Der Grnpromna
oes Sol. Tips. 8. g,pppe
angefiast.
Gr ipuroe perbaitet, befinSet iid
aber sesen S25, 600 Siirss
ihaft aui ireicm 6uB.
Die BeGbsr Der ST. pGut Go5(engru6e
in g5errB 3GS.,

In gDerr6 JUS,
gsreit, ben 5amilieH Der 300 osruns
sliidtsn gergIeute ungefdbr $780,
900 au be5ahIen.
Se6s Mldnner BEL elmer aeFelsrplos
fion in Beit 8irginisn umgetOms
men.
Rod feline Spur BON oer osrloren 8es
saussnsn $4,000 gaHtnOts.
1euTIiThes 8erbrehen bon einem Res
ger BEL Tampa, Jla.. begangsu.
GIiper SpiBsr, Der SuperjHtenbeHt
Der american Sugar ReF. 60.
gu 3uei esd6rsn 3uhtbaus oerurt6eiIt.
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Der boudnbiihe Wiuiiter beg asubes
Itert in tai.goriIher Deife in abs
rene,
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Cine Wonarden5uiummentunft i'm
Golf BON Jinnlano geplant.
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WuslanD.Selcgr

WuslanD.Selcgraph
Die De6alle am Die preu6lde
llIa6(Oor(age
!6at inn Sanotag begpnneit.
Ser Hei6sfansler bon ben Sos
sialiitem beitis ansesrihen.
Cine grpke 5emouitration Der Cos
sialiitem curd, cinen S6nee'
itmrm nerbtnoert.
gos gsfinbsn nss &ouigs Gutob bon
S6ipeben elm befrieoissnoes.
Der bo[Idnbiide Wiuiiter beg asubss
Itent in tatsgoriIher Deifs in abs
reoe,
DAP hsr faiier WiIbelm iemals sss
erobt, sooaanb beiessn gu po!lsn.
-
Habri6tsn aus Ricarasua.
gos n.ue ipaniihe Wliniitsrium be-
iteht aui elmer Repiiion oes acntors
bats.
Cine Wonarhen5uiumrlsntunft i'm
Golf BON syinnldnp aepldnt.
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Cine grOke 3cmcuitration Der Cos
sialiften onrb einen S6nee'
itmrm perbtnoert.

9as g,iinhsn oss aouigs Gufap bon
Shtpeben elm befrieoigsnoes.
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DAP eer GaiIer Wilbelm iemals ses
brobt. 5oaanD beiessn su poIlsn.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-10-30
FATALLY INJURED
EDWARD koEHLER, ST., STRUCK
BY STREET CAR LAST EVEN
lNG--MAY DIE.
Crossed Track at Twenty.eighth ST.
in Buggy--car Struck Hind
Wheel and Threw Him
to Pavement.

Edward Koehler, OF 2GlS CONNER.
cial avenue, les at St. Marys mfr
| mary In an unconscious condition as
q result Of an accident last evening
He was driving across Twenty-eightn
street and Commercial avenue whel
a Commercial avenue car south bound
ran into his buggy He was thrown
ont by the collision and sustained in
fufes taat may result in mis- death.
fIe was picked up IL an unconscious
cond ton ana taken to his homo
@GiS Commercial avenue, and thence
TO ST. Mary's nssnary. where Dr.
Grinstead, the Traction Companys
physician, looked after his injuries
On examination it was found that his
collar bone was broken, ami he nai
received Injuries TO his head that
may prove fatal. Hf txgyLNM go
Mr. koehler ~ an OLD and VET
known resident OF Cairo He has
had the city garbage contract for the
past year. His son, Edward, Jr, IL
enployed at Tamms, Ill.,, as bartend-
err for the saloon Of Oscar Tamm.
Eye.witnesses say the buggy hot Al.
most across tie track, anil the car
struck the hind Wheel turning the
buggy over, but not damaging 1t ser
iously The ear aid not run far after
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-10-30
Have Fall Oneninn.

The fall opening at the Rhodes
Brrford Furniture companys store
was largely attended yesterday ana
last evening The visitors were
given souvenirs of pictures and flow.
ers w, b. HALEY the new manager
had the opportunity to meet many of
his old friends and acquaintance at
the opening, who expressed the wish
that they hoped under his manage.
ment the popular firm would succeei
even better than when under the
of his predecessors.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-10-30

the funeral ~ fha 1ata NIrs clara n
! WAY
|
| Nrs ,anas c,oan AMI ohtl4.a,
,,ar.s ,sYn MI. can,,,ot p;ohora,
son ratnrna.t - ta,ai, home /, rohda,
! ras,orla,.
| NJ yv,, tto,tox an1 . ,,.lo
I s,n. ,,,i,l,4 Ias, o.ani,u fou ~
nnis " ,oin NJ uo1,oy wbo i m
! Furniture 90
|
/ Mrs John NJ Walsh who has been
| visiting her mother. Mrs. Georgia
! tippitt OF Twenty-first street. will
| leave tomorrow for ner home In Lit.
| tile Rock, ARR.
| Mrs. # p. Danforth Of Washington,
va, MO have been me guests ri \.
/ W. Nsn2ef ah'i tahliy 81 St. MafF
| Place West left yesterday for Peofla
| where they will visit before return
| Ing 70 their homes,
Mr.. aati Mrs Byron Herbert have
engaged apartments at the Frances
on lower Washington and viii oecn-
Try the mas soon as Mr Herbert re-
infrmary which it il expected viii
be IAe latter part OF tais week
r. ]. Hagaman, proprietor OF the
Cairo Garage on Twenty-ninth street
left for Chicago last night where he
aas accepted position TO drive a
demonstrating car on an endurance
ln from Chicago to Florida NJ
Garner and Mrs. Hagamans father
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-10-30
LATER

Mr. Koehler died at O'Clock this
morning at the lnhfamfy, never re
gazing consciousness.
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The Cairo bulletin., 1910-10-30
"Wednesday, November 2.

The Cairo Woman's Club will have
It'll regular semi.inonthly meeting IN
Tile afternoon at its club rooms in
the Sanford Memorial Library. The
meeting will be conducted by the
Department Of Education Of which
Mrs. &. y. !. Pennehaker is chair
man ana Mrs i. G. IIibbits, secre-
tary. The program viii consist oi
the roll call with quotations from
Emerson. q travel talk BY Mrs. sam
mel White, and music.
The "Wednesday Card Club Vas
postponed its meeting until next
week becaHse OF conflicting social
affairs.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-10-30
Halloween PARTY.

A Number Of Cairo young people
Went up 70 villa Ridge last evening
To enjoy a Halloween party that was
given complimentary to them at the
home Of Herman Baisn on his farm
few miles out In the country. Tine
crowd went mp on the G;15 train, rel
turning az lo:4a, having had very
pleasant evening. Those VINO went
ilp were, Misses Nette Gelsenhof
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-10-30

Johnnie What does 1t mean by
Seeing the humorous and the serious
side of things%' Father--Well. nv
son, take q bit OF orange peel, for ex.
ample. How many sides has it? John.
nle-Why, two, OF course. Father
Exactly And when some other man
steps on that orange peel be sees the
serious side of 1t and you see the hu.
morUus side.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-10-30
New Electric Lsmps.

The Cairo Electric 4 Traction Co.
are displaying new style lamp in
their show room BY an ingenious
arrangement they show that the lamp
furnishing the most light uses less
electricity than the other. 1t is
known as the Mazda and is the latest
product Of the General Electric Co.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-10-30

Three feet below the~grade of the
street at Eighth street and CONNER
cial avenue workmen for a new sew
ef uncovered a portion OF an old
crossing that had been covered uo
for nearly fifty wears. The material
was almost as good as when it WIS
laid down.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-10-30
Birthday Party.

Miss Georgia Loonis entertained
few OF iler little friends Friday az
ternoon in nonor Of her ninth birth
LAY at her home on Tenth street.
Games We're PLAYED AMI afterwards
the crowd of little folks went TO the
North Pole canIy kitchen on Eighth
street where they enjoyed refresh
lIents. Mrs. r. ]. Loomis assisted ii
entertaining tine children.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-10-30
Getting Ready For Action.

Members of the knights Of the
Mystic Knew who are interested in
The minstrel show the Krew is to
put on the opera house stage next
month, met last evening for melimi-
nary work The first rehearsal VIII
be held Monday evening at Ascalol
Lodge hall.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-10-30
paintina the Station Houses.

NJ } Mahaffee VINO mas the co.,
tract for painting the station houses
tor the Cairo & Thebes railroad has
completed the painting of the sta.
ton house at Miller City and is now
at work on the station house at
Beech Ridge aud Cache
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-10-30
TUESDAY November 4.

The Fortnightls Club viii meet q
Hts rooms In the Stafford Memorial.
Library In the Afternoon.
The Ladies Missionary Society q
the NJ IT, Church South will give 2
pie sanpef At the home 81 Mrs. Nil,
sler on Union street ia the evening
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-10-30
WEEKLY SOCIAL CALENDAR.
Monday, October 81.

Mrs. Orland $. Peabody will On
fertain IN the evening witr = Hal
lowe,en party and dance at the
{ Magnolias, the home 81 her father
Mayor George Parsons on Twenty
eighth and Washington.
The Westminster Guild Of the
Presbyterian church will meet IN the
evening with Miss Alice Chrest At
her home I2a Twenty second strest.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-10-30
SOCIAL and PERSONAL =

Mabel Langan. Ruth yesterday, Mar
garet Estes, Daisy Harp, Alice Chles
lola Jones, Edna Stuart; Messrs. Per
ey Richards, w a, Harvey, Herbert
SteineI Chas, Woods, Stewart Carey
Fred Rink, r r. Schua Lawrence
Wheat, Parker, Backer, Mr. and Mrs
Il. q. Armstrong, Mrs. Chas, McC'urdy
Of Chicago.