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The Cairo bulletin., 1910-12-25

Egyptians First Made colored Glass.
Colored glass came from Egypt. The
Egyptians carried the art to great
perfection long before history begins
to tell OF it.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-12-25

SuppIIes.

Total .,....,,.,..,,... ISL 00
Supplies.
Ino English. 25 bu. corn for cow
Consolidated Hay Co, 10 bales hay
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-30
STATE TROOPS TO
VISIT ATASCADERO
Second, Fifth and Seventh Reg
iments Will Start for
Camp Saturday
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

CAMP ATASCADERO, Sept. 29.-The
California state troops, consisting of
the. Fifth, Second and Seventh regi-
ments of infantry, companies A and B
of the signal corps and two troops of
cavalry, will leave their armories and
embark on trains Saturday evening.
arriving in camp Sunday morning.
All preparations have been completed
for the 15 days of hard military
training which the regulars will put
them through, regular program of
maneuvers having been arranged, with
problems for their officers to solve.
The state troops will be camped with
the regulars, enabling them to receive
full instruction. Besides field move
ments, such as advance and rear guard
formations. outpost duty and intrench
ment, they will receive instructions in
cooking and hospital work, which in
cludes sanitation.
The First regiment of Arizona mill
tia, under command of Colonel Tuthill.
will break camp for home in the morn
ing after completing Is days of siren
uous military work.
The 19 field officers, including Cen
eral Tasker H. Bliss, who is in COM
mand of the camp, will start on their
annual 80 mile test ride Sunday morn
luS. luey VIII rue uOISoDdChf 90 miles
a day for three days in accordance
with regulations of the war depart
ment.
From the west slopes of Corrall hill
about 500 men and women today wit
messed the terribly destructive effects
of shrapnel fire.
Firing from distance of a mile and
a third, the batteries of Captains AL
bert u. Faulkner, George NJ. Appel and
Lieutenant John A. Crane smothered
a line of trenches containing so sill
houetted figures of men in kneeling
and prone positions
Private Papka of Company H, Thir-
tieth infantry, was thrown from his
horse this afternoon, and falling on
his head was rendered unconscious.
The surgeon states that his injuries,
while serious, are not dangerous
Mrs. Chubb, wife of Colonel C. st. j,
Chubb, Thirtieth infantry. Mrs. W. M
Wright and Mrs. and Misses Green.
wife and daughter of Major Green of
the signal corps, visited the camp to-
day.
Lieutenant Edgar Fields, Thirtieth
infantry, is in the hospital suffering
from some minor ailment.s
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-30

L& he knew that the belief dealers that
hardware advertising would pay But what Others thought and be
Heved did influence him a ALL
He from Wanamakes New York had thorough
knowledge of merchandising and knew from what advertising
could accomplish He why hardware should
and depend chance sales than should department
he applied the Wanamaker idea the Union hardware and
electric company.
He employed handle the advertising bought
enough the make showing held sales events and
advertised quality and price every day In the week
great deal of the advertising directed the of Prov
ideno and they responded every exploding another fond theory
that interested poac thing hardware
he business the Union hardware and electric increased
enormously will Continue under e wide awake
who business instead of waiting who believes
his goods and makes others believe In and want them.
And thus that good advertising pays the hardware business
other business when intelligence energy and honesty put
and when persistent policy IS pursued.
There merchants San Francisco who could
great through legitimate dign6ed convincing advertising
The advertising columns Of The Call open you gentlemen
and The Call supply of advertising copy your needs
Phone keamy SO and Caf representative will call you.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-30
LANDSLIDE AT CULEBRA
CUT DOES BIG DAMAGE
Mountain of Earth Slips Into
Panama Canal

WASHINGTON, Sept. ga large
section of the Panama canal prism was
filled up by great landslide on the
night of September Is. The earth and
rocks not only covered all the tracks
on the east side and filled the canal
ditch but spread over one track on the
west side.
The slide occurred in Culebra cut at
Cucuracha, where the cut is deepest
and the inconvenience will continue
until the end of the month.
Five hundred thousand cubic yards
of earth and rock slowly moved down
the nountainside, and having exhaust
Jed every other means to stop it the en-
gineers have made up their minds that
all of this material, representing more
than a half of l per cent of the total
excavation in Culebra cut, must be
slowly dug out and removed.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-30
Harmless Fat Remover

For years the knowledge and con-
yiction that there is safe. sure, harm
less remedy for obesity has been
spreading, until now the whole world
knows that in the famous Marmola
Prescription is found sure road to
symmetry-a great specific for over
fatness which leaves the body sym
metrical. the skin smooth and clear
and the bodily health perfect. This
almost miraculous change is accom-
plished without dieting, exercise, or de-
nial of any kind, at the rate of 10
ounces or more a day Convenience in
taking this great remedy is facilitated
by procuring Marmola Prescription in
tablet form. Visit your druggist today
or send 75c to the Marmola company,
246 Monroe avenue, Detroit, Mich, for
a quantity of these tablets sufficient
to start you well on your way to the.
coveted goal-slimness.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-30
DISCORD MARS SINGERS
CONNUBIAL HAPPINESS
May Adele Case-Beam Carols
as Husband Seeks Her
Especial Dispptch TO The Call

HEPPNER, Ore, Sept. 2s.-Mary
Adele Case Beam, songbird, is in Hepp
ner; William eMtcalf eBam, her hus-
band, is hiking to the east in search
of her This is the condition of af-
fairs in the household of Beam in San
Francisco, which was broken UP by the
wife's sudden departure therefrom last
week
Mrs Beam will sing in public in
Heppner Tuesday night. She is visit
ing brother here. She is accom-
panied by her mother. She would make
no statement even when asked if il
were true, as reports from San Fran
cisco had 1T that her husband had said
that she had run away from him
Willard eMtcalf Beam evidently got
off on the wrong scent. He is sup
posed to be fastening toward Chicago
His wife. he told San Francisco friends
telegraphed to him that she was going
there. He talked of pupil from whom
he accused his wife of receiving toe
many attentions. eBam has been lost
from public view for three days
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-30
YALE'S FINANCES SHOW
BEST YEAR IN HISTORY
University Fund Shows Increase
of $1,000, ,448

NEW HAVEN, Conn.,, Sept. %
Total gifts to both income and prin-
cipal of the Nniversity's finances,
amounting to $2,39Ss291, are shown in
the first annual report of the new
treasurer of Yale university, made pub
lie today, as compared with $1.25O,s52
for last year.
Additions to the university fund
show a net increase of s1,906,44S, as
against s1,204,050 for last year. The
most important additions to income
were $4,000 from the alumni fund and
s34,351 from the Carnegie foundation.
Financially 1t has been the best year
for Yale in her history.
The revenues of the whole univer-
sity and departments was s1,197,569.
and the total expenditures $1,177165.
showing a credit balance for the year
of $40, 4o4.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-30
meeting the mining of Sonora Tuoumne county,
MRs.J.P.QUINNIS
GIVEN Her LIBERTY
Released From the Custody of
Mrs. G. Tingley by Judges
Ruling

SAN DIEGO, Sept. 29.-In the SUI
perior ourt this afternono Judge Lewis
ordered Mrs. Julia P. Quinn released
from the custody of Mrs Catherine
Tingley and her agents at the point
Iona homestead. The order is the re-
suit of the writ of habeas corpusu sued
out several days ago by George L. Pat
terson, brother of Mrs. Quinn.
At the hearing there was a showing
that Mrs. Quinn, daughter of the late
Harriet p. Thurston, whose will be-
queathed s150,00O to Mrs Tingley. has
been unduly restrained of her liberty.
The taking of evidence was completed
and the case argued today. Judge Lewis
reviewed the testimony at some length
and concluded by saying:
1T is the order of the court that
from the cause shown she is-restrafned
of her liberty and therefore she is dis
charged. 1t is further ordered that
she be given into the custody and care
of the petitioners
: According to his present plans George
l.. Patterson will start with Mrs Quinn
at once for her old home at Newcastle.
Pa.
1t takes widow to fiirt and make a
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-30
SURETY BLAMES STATE
AGENTS FOR SHORTAGE

SEATTLE, Sept. 29.-The surety COM
pany which furnished to the state
$4,000 bond for Adju,ant General Ortis
Hamilton, now serving a term in the
Wa1la Walla penitentiary for embezzle-
ment of state funds, denies that it is
liable for any part of Hamilton's short
age.
The company's reply to the states
suit was filed today and said that the
loss sustained was due to the negIi-
gence of the states agents.
Hami1ton's thefts amounted to nearly
$4,000.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-30
Club Attends Meeting

The members of the Regular Repub-
lican Johnson Wallace club attended
the meeting of the republican county
committee at Claremont and Fourth
avenue last night in a body, and in
order to make g demonstration of the
affair engaged the special car Hermosa
to take them across the city.
Wednesday night they had also held
meeting at Gymnasium hall, 4172
Hayes street, Oceanside, for the cleo
tion of club officers. The officers elected
were:
Alexander Russell. president W. W Thayer
hrst vice PRESIDENT; ID. A. Lane second vice
president; ]. G. Decatur. secretary: Robert W
Baranoh, treasurer; r. H. Fitzgerald and c. W.
Kyle, executive committee
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-30
First Voters Club

Plans for the formation of a first
voters democratic club are being ar
ranged by Henry Van Wyck Jr, chair
man or the democratic county cam
paign committee. the purpose being 70
organize the democratic voters who
have yet to cast their first presidential
vote.
Bell and Spellacy clubs were formed
last night in the Thirty-seventh and
Thirty-eighth assembly districts. the
former at a meeting in Phelps hall and
the latter at 1913 Steiner street.
Similar clubs will be organized to-
night for the Thirtieth district at a
meeting to be held at 1776 Bush street
and for the Forty-third at 1906 Pacific
street.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-30

II that is the kind of political
speech you want TO hear Just take
it for granted that l favor all these
things. OF course | favor them just
as every man with the interests of
his state at heart favors them.
But what place have such things
in this campaign MY opponent IS
giving them much time and great
consideration. but ! come TO with
true issues, not generalities.
I came here to do just what /
said ] was going to do when
opened the primary campaign last
spring. l am fighting to do with
in the government of the state just
what has been done within the re-
publican party. and that is TO KICK
out of the government William f.
Herrin and the Southern Pacific.
SYMPATHY FOR FIGHT
Johnson was given magniflcen'
ovation at the close of the meeting
Hundreds pressed around him to shake
his hand and express their sympathy
with his fight.
The meeting was opened by Chair
man g. H BeTtram of the county com
mittee and was presided over by t. C.
Hooking. managing editor of the Mo
desto Herald.
Johnson left Stockton at II o'clock
this morning and made his first speech
of the day at Crows Landing. where
about 100 persons gathered about his
car.
A good crowd attended the street
meeting in Newman at o'clock in the
afternoon. The members of the party
from this city who made the trip to
Crows Landing to welcome johnson
were Chairman Bertram of the county
committee, Secretary T. P. Kelvin OF
the county committee, Mayor Charles
A. Post; T. c. Hooking, chairman; T. I
Moss of johnson club, John Dunlap. l.
L. Holtham, Major Morris, j. c. Mier, F
C. Hunt, Frank Comes, T. S. Rice ano
J. W. Brown.
morning Johnson was piloted as far as
Banta by car containing +. S. Diet
rich and Sheriff Sibley of Stockton.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-30
Not to Contest

Declaring that though he had ample
proof of fraud in the counting of the
ballots, Friend w. Richardson Of Berke-
ley announced last night that he would
not contest the nomination for state
printer.
After going into the matter thor
oughly,' he said, 81 am convinced that
a state contest would raise so many
legal questions that the ballots would
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-30
Hiram Johnson republican candidate for addressing

| be printed before the legal points could
be decided. / made a good race. and
am satisfied with the results | am
| particularly pleased that l do not have
TO move my family away from Berke
ley.
- have no regrets at losing, and in
fact l feel that I am relieved of much
responsibility and worry. My only de-
sire in seeking the Office was to in
augurate certain reforms in the state
printing office, which l hope will be
made by the person elected"
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-30
Counties in Stampede
[Specinl Dispotch 10 The Call

IOPcLtuI L|I'F'S1IN't 70 4 u" -
PAJARO. Sept. 29.-San Luis Obispo.
Monterey and Santa Cruz counties are
lined up solidly behind Johnson, and
great preparations are being made all
along the line to receive him. 1t is a
stampede. Johnson unites the party
as IT never has been united for 20
wears. The people know he is deadly in
earnest and transparently honest.
Everywhere the opinion prevails that
he will be elected by an enormous ma
jority.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-30
BELL PARTY RESTS
! AS PLANS GO AWRY
Imperial Meeting Abandoned
Because of Misunderstand-
ing Regarding Dates
Bourbon Candidate insists That
He Should Be Rewarded
for Fight
TSpeciial Disnotch 10 The Call

Especial Disn1tch 10 The Call
SAN BERNARDINo. Sept. 2s-Theo-
dore A. Bell and Timothy Spellacy. the
democratic standard bearers. are rest
ing in San Bernardfno instead OF hold
ing meeting in Imperial as was or
iginally announced by the democratic
state central committee. Because of
a slip in dates, Bell and Spellacy will
not go down into the desert for a
meeting.
The only speech of the day was de-
livered at Cotton at 10 o'clock this
morning.
c. A. Rouse chairman of the county
central committee; Attorney J. w. Cur
tbs of San Bernardino. and M. Earle
Cook of Redlands, secretary of the
county central committee, met the can
didates at Cotton this morning on their
arrival from Riverside, where they
spent the night.
SPEECHES IN OPEN AIR
w. Steck. a prominent merchant of
Cotton, presided at the meeting and
presented Bell and Spellacy as the
speakers Spellacy entertained an au-
dience of about 500 persons in front of
the Anderson hotel, and made an appeal
in behalf of Bells candidacy for gov
ernor. He added that he would try to
be of much assistance to Bell in the
event of their election.
Bell followed Spellacy with a dis
cussion of the issues of the campaign
in which he alleged that he had been
the pioneer in the fight against the
activity of the Southern Pacific in state
politics and insisted that he was en-
titled to the reward for ending the
domination of the railroad political
bureau.
After the meeting Bell and Spellacy
visited the Cotton cement works and
other places of business in Cotton and
then came to this city, where luncheon
was served at the Elks' club
INTRODUCED TO VOTERS
During the afternoon Bell and Spell
lacy were taken in hand by a COM
mittee consisting of O.. Warner editor
of the Free Press and member of the
state central committee; c. A. Rouse:
j. w. Curtis, former postmaster; James
II. Boyd; w. NJ. Parker. treasurer of
the county central committee and A T.
Wilkins. a lemon shipper of Highland.
and introduced to many voters in this
city.
Bell and Spellacy will visit the Santa
Fe shops tomorrow and then proceed
to the Southern California State hos
pital at Patton, where speeches will be
made by them. A meeting will be
held later in Highland, after which the
party will proceed to Redlands. where
street meeting will be held ar 7.3O
o'clock A meeting will be held in
the pavilion In this city Saturday night.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-30
Sherman Resigned

UTICA, n. Y, Sept 29.-Vice Presi-
dent James S. Sherman of this city, in
speaking of the state convention. said:
'I am entirely content with the re-
suit. The platform is exceptionally
clear and forceful. save only in refer
ence to direct nominations.
In that regard it needs explana-
ton of it's meaning. and explanations
will differ. I preferred the minority
plank, which was clear and un-
equivocal
The ticket named is most excellent
OF course. the convention was abso-
IuteIy dominated by one man and its
every action was taken at his bidding
That however I regard as not basic.
I accept the result cOmplaeently and
shall. of course. support the ticket
nominated"
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-30

DIES FROM INJURIE6-Frank Guldi. a laborer
from Staten island, died at ST. Luke's hos
pitaI yesterday and his body was taken to
the morgue. Last Saturday he jumped from
on his way to the hospital TO see his
brother, and fell fracturing his skull
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-30
Champions Farmers Wife

POUGHKEEPSIE. Sept. 29.-ColoneI
Roosevelt arrived in Poughkeepsie at
noon, and after taking luncheon with
William L. Ward. went to the fair
grounds to speak.
I'VE have had a middling busy time
the last few days" the colonel said,
land a particularly satisfactory time.
Every thoughtful man ought to do all
in his power to help the men in the
open country. / want TO see the farm
life so arranged that there shall be a
better outlook Tor the farmers. and
especially for the farmers wife,
Colonel Roosevelt paid a high trib-
ute to the mother who does her duty.
'sYou often hear of woman's rights"
he said Every man should think Of
women's rights all the time and the
woman should think OF her duties"
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-30

FURUSETH TO SPEAK-AnGrew Furuseth sec
retary of the sailors union of the Pacific will
give address at the luncheon of the Com
nonwealth club tomorrow American Sea-
men and Their General Status The luncheon
will be held at the Palace hotel at 1890.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-30

ATTEMPTS SUICIDE-Joseph Daniels ~ years
OF age, an inmate of the Old Peoples home
2507 Pine street. attempted to commit suicide
yesterday afternoon at the home by shooting
himself in the head. He was taken to the
Lane hospital.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-30
TEDDY TAKES HOME
old GUARDS SCALP
Goes to Bed Early and Prepares
for Strenuous Campaign
Season
Takes Up Cudgel in Behalf of
Farmers Wives at Fair
Grounds

OYSTER BAY, n. Y. Sept. 2s.-Theo-
dore Roosevelt returned early this
evening from Saratoga with the scalp
of the republican old guard OF New
York state added to his big collection
of trophies.
Colonel Roosevelt went to bed early
tonight to get good nights sleep. for
he expects to have little rest until
after election. He was tired and hoarse
when he reached Sycamore Hill. but
in fine spirits. He expressed himself
as well pleased with the result OF the
convention, but had no other comment
to make on anything related to poll
tics.
The colonel took train from Sara
toga at s o'clock this morning.
On reaching New York late in the
afternoon he started at once for Oyster
Bay by automobile. He had no visit
ors this evening and said that he hoped
to have a quiet time for the next few
days. as there will be no letup when
once the campaign is fairly under way.
He has placed his services at the dis
posal of the republican state commit
tee and hopes to make at least one
speech in every county in the state.
week from today he Is TO start on
his southern trip. which will extend
over a little more than a week. on
this trip he will speak at Knoxville.
Tenn. before the Appalachian exposi-
tion, in Atlanta at the Uncle Ren1us day
celebration. and in Hot Springs. Ark.
Then, turning north, he will speak at
Peoria, ILL.,. before the knights OF
Columbus. and will make a campaign
speech in Indiana for Senator Bever-
idge.
In the latter part OF October the
colonel is to go to Massachusetts, to
help Senator Lodge by a campaign
speech, and to New Hampshire to speak
for Robert Bass. the republican candi-
date for governor. This trip probably
will be made on October 21 and 22-
Early in November he is to start for
Iowa to make two campaign speeches
just before election He also has prom
ised to go to Ithaca. y. Y, for a days 3
tour of abandoned farms.
At his offices in New York tomorrow
the colonel will hold some conferences
to lay the first plans for the campaign.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-30

1t takes a widow to fiirt and make a
man believe that she doesn't
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-30
Advertising alks

Here story which proves that theories aren't worth
cent 10 the man who thinks for himself.
When the present manager of the Union hardware
and electric company of Providence, R. L. took charge
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-30
PURPOSE OF CAMPAIGN
Johnson said

] might tell you that ] want to
see you prosperous. that l want to
see factories running. that 1 want
10 have iyour community and everx
other community in the state in
screase tenfold in population II that
is your desire, and that ] intend to
exert all my efforts to bring these
conditions about But ] have some
thing more important TO speak OF.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-17
TO ERECT FACTORY
FOR TIN BUSINESS

Especial to The Richmond virginian.)
EMPORIA. VA, Sept, 17.-Mr. III.
II. Klugel has purchased lot OF the
Beman Manufacturing Company, in
North Emporia, on which he will erect
a brick factory for his tin and sheet
iron business. The factory will be
thirty by one hundred feet, and cost
about $4,000
The Emporia Manufacturing Com
pany has about completed It's new
lumber plant. which was destroyed by
fire in the spring. The new plant VIII
be run by electricity generated by the
new power house recently completed.
and which IS now furnishing light for
the town.
Rev. Hugh G. Smith, who was pas
tor OF the Baptist churches here for
number Of years. but now pastor Of
the church In Christiansburg, called on
some OF his old friends and parish
icners here en- route 70 Jarrett to at
tend the Petersburg Baptist District
Association, which 10 now In session.
Rev. J. r. Essex. pastor of the Bap-
fist church at Saluda. Va. will preach
at the Baptist churches In North and
South Emporia Sunday with view
Of taking charge Of the churches now
without q pastoc
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-17
|PR|M|NGs BRING
|. GOOD PRICE HERE
Between $4,000 and $4,000
Pounds Sold in Richmond To
bacco Market This
Week.
HARVESTING THE CROP
-
About One-Third Already in, But
Things viii Not Open Up
for Month.
HARVESTING THE CROP

Some primiugs were sold in the
Richmond tobacco market this week
as high as $3.50 half per hundred, and
from that down TO $150 All told, be-
tween 10000 and 5000 pounds was
disposed of in local warehouses dur
ing the past six days. Primings only
were sold.
Reports from the tobacco belt state
that only about one third of the crop
has been harvested up to the present
time, and there is little likelihood that
the market will be in fun swing for
another month.
1t Is noticeable that in Virginia marts
primings are selling better than last
year. and the price Is far more ad-
vantageous to the seller. Receipts
have also been larger this year.
Tobacco men are In readiness for
the opening of the season and declare
that can open up as soon as the first
leaf arrives,
The warehouses have been thrown
open after the long vacation and buy
ers have turned out In throngs. Only
Tuesdays and Fridays are sales days
now. and daily sales Will not begin
until brights. sun cured and Burnley
begins to come In.