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The Cairo bulletin., 1910-04-21
VIENNA.
April 18.

AL the ShOol election SATURDAY, j.
c. Chapman was elected president
aud G. r. Piekers and j Spiellock
members of the Eoard of Education.
Vienna was invaded Friday after
noon by the East st. Louis Boosters,
they arrived on special train over
the Big Four railroad at 2.30. were
met at tie depot by a delegation Of
business men headed by Mayor w.
G. Simpson, escorted to the opera
house whore the great advantages OF
East st. Louis were presented. 1t
was an enthusiastic crowd. We ad-
mire their get up and get" but when
one compares the natural advantages
for great manufacturing center
Cairo is. in our opinion. in the lead.
The natural avenues for cheap trans
portation are SO apparent capitalists
can not overlook It, the rich agri-
cultural territory surrounding 1t can
not be enualed and the hill on the
banks Of the Ohio near Old Calidon-
ia afford uch splendid sites for sum
mer homes. IT seems nature has
done everything to make Cairo an
IDEAL place for business and provided
the most picturesque place for quiet
homes near by.
Mr.. Jimmie Buchanan, of Cairo,
spent from Saturday till Monday with
young friends in our city.
Marion Simpson has returned from
wecke visit in Champaign
DR.. Hal Brann, Of Mounds, was a
guest OF the family Of W. f. Beal,
Thursday evening.
returned to their home in Harrisburg.
Will T.. Wiley is home from Okla
homa City. whore he has been EN-
ployed the vast year.
Mr.. and Mrs !. p Miller andson
have gone to theil home In Fresno,
California. after several weeks visit
with her mother, Mrs. NJ. Donoghy,
eat of town.
Frof o. r. Dornblaser, member OF
the national executive committee Of
the F r and G. z, of A. win speak
in Vienna Monday the 18th,
VIM. Cu,amins of Renvesvllln had
ltsines, har' arday.
Dr. and ,!a.A l. Brnu, acn5mnan-
ir1 Mrs. Ed Ecach to Cairo 1hrs
day, to consult llr, Dunn in rJ.arl to
throat trouble of the after,
!. Spiel l,ak ing fe'urlcl f'cm a
brief trip to ST. I.a lis.
Miss Edith Burnett has resigned
her position in the store of the Wen
m Mercantile Co.
Drs. Al |. Brann and G. X. Farris
visited Belknap professionally the
pa week
Attorney T. II Sheridan has return
ell from business trip to Mt Vernon.
Elmer Hail. the painter, has gone
to Sikeston, Mo.
Miss Gertie McGee has returned to
her home in Harrisburg after few
days visit with Mrs. e. u. McGee.
Mr.. James Hall and son. Will,
were employed In Burnsides last
week doing carpenter work.
The Lotus Club met with Miss Ger
tie Wiggle Friday evening.
Rev. w. c.. Barclay, OF Chicago, a
director of the s. S. Board, of the
NJ e. church. held Sunday School
institute here at the M. e. church
Rev. Barclay delivered a very able
and interesting address. A number
of out of town visitors were present
Among them A. G. Vaach, president
of Johnson County Sunday chools;
n. C. Laybourn, secretary and treas
urer; Rev. B, Whitesides and Roy
Burton, of New Burnsides; Rev. r.
w. Laughlin and ]. s. Simmons Of
Tunnel Hill.
Ed. NJ. Culp, pastor of the Vienna
Baptist church has been called to
Metropolis to assist in the organiza-
ton of second Baptist church on
Sunday. Ed. D. Esco Walker will ac-
company him.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-04-21

the best OF these vegetable
made entirely roots herbs and baks such combination
tLert Stafl lLla.i.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-04-21
LESSONS.
HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS DEMON.
sTRATE HOW TO LIVE AT
SMALL COST.
Palatable Luncheons Prepared Under
Direction of Domestic Science
Teacher - Recipes
Given.

Recently the girls of the Domestic
Science department at the Cairo
high school have been serving
iuncheons then computing the cost
of the entire repast for the whole
number OF persons served and then
figuring it down to the cost for each
person. 1t has proven good practice
for the girls under the direction OF
their teacher Miss G.. Pearl Mulberry
and has brought out good argument
for Domestic Science as taught at the
high school, showing that the subject
Is not given over, as many seem to
think in teaching the girls simply
fads and frills in cooking, but to
give them an idea of practical and
economical cooking.
The following luncheon was served
April 10 to eleven persons at high
school building by the Domestic Sci
enco class:
Creamed Tomato Soup, Waters
~reamed Beef on Toast, Scalloped
Potatoes, Strawberry Short Cake,
Tea.
What II Cost
Total cost. for eleven persons was
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Recipes.

| Creamed Tomato Soup-Put one
lquart of tomatoes on with one bay
| leaf and let simmer ten minutes, then.
Irub through strainer Scald one
quart of milk, add two tablespoons
| -four, one teaspoon salt onc-fouftk
teaspoon pepper, which has been
ladded to two tablespoons of butter,
Return the strained tomatoes to the
| fire and add one-fourth teaspoon soda
| and one teaspoon sugar allowing to
jboil up, then add to the thickened
milk and serve. Do not allow the
soup to boil after the tomatoes have
been added to the milk.
Creamed Beef on Toast-Parboil
one pound and a half of dried beef
lieut. in rather small pieces. This takes
out the salt. Make white sauce of
1.-TWO tablespoons butter, two table
spoons -four and a mixture of one cup
| to the butter and -four, then cook un-
It'll thickened. Mix with the beef and
ldrop by tablespoonfuls on pieces OF
Toast arranged on platter and gar
lnished with parsley.
Scalloped Potatoes.-Cut ten me-
ldium sized potatoes which have been
boiled into dice. Line the bottom of
a buttered baking dish with these po-
tatoes, then put layer OF white
sauce, made of one and one-half cups
milk combined with three table
spoons butter and three tablespoons
lflour and let cook till thick Then a
layer of grated cheese, another layer
Of potatoes, white sauce and cheese.
Sprinkle crumbs on the top. Bake in
hot oven till brown on top Amount
Of cheese used 05.
Strawberry Short Cake.--Make
biscuit dough of two cups flour, three
teaspoons baking powder, one-half
teaspoon salt, two tablespoons short
ening and three-ffourths cup milk.
Mix and sift dry ingredients add
shortening Mix we'll and add grad
ually milk to make a soft dough. Roll
out on a Toured board about one-half
inch thick. Bake in a hot oven from
twelve to fifteen minutes. When
baked remove the top, butter and
|spread with crushed strawberries
mixed with sugar. Replace the top
and cover with fruit.
Tea.-To nine teaspoonsful tea
add ten cupsful of boiling water, Let
steep five minutes and serve.
The Cooks.
This luncheon was served by
Misses Elsie Green, Margaret De-
Baum, Marguerite Bryant, Hattie May
land Nellie Dee to the others Of the
class.
Another luncheon April is by
Misses Eulalia Bentley, Charlotte
Steger, Lucille Pinney and Georgia
Perrault, consisted of bread, butter,
potato salad, scalloped salmon,
pickles and ice tea, and cost 1.1S1 for
each person, exclusive Of cost of gas
land 1nhnr
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-04-21
SALE or THE STOCK LATELY
HELD BY LOUIS A. FRANK, NO.
1909 WASHINGTO AVE.

Public notice Is hereby given that
sealed bids will be received by the
undersigned on or before 8 o'clock
M, of April 25th, 1910, for the sale
in bulk Of the entire stock and fix
lures, lately held by Louis A. Frank.
at No. 1909 Washington avenue, Cairo
Illinois.
Right reserved to reject any and all
bids.
Said stock may be inspected at any
time, on application.
HERMAN GUNTHER,
Trustee.
'
HICKORY STOVE WOOD $3.50.
-~----4------- W
Big load, stove size, delivered. Both
phones. Clark Danforth Handle Co
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a-.-5 -
This IS what Mrs saadefs wt s. both her husband and
herself had been cured y has ls sTerel asthma and
eaah Tor years but BY the Use Of P re Malt Whskey as his
only medicine he a found great te As for myself was given
up by my family doctor years bit heard
began taking It. ly the tae al taea bottles, able to
walk out alone
i have recommended Duffy Pure Malt Wskcy to many people
since d 50 much for husband and for Since wrote You
before have bought bottle my sister-aw nearly worn
out and the doctor told her she h Diabetes Dufys Pure Malt
Wiskey is doing her much good III r. Saunders $50 WI
Main Street, Galesburg, Ill.
Ministers of the gospel doctors Of medicine nurses and people
everywhere unite IL commencing Duifys Pure Ea Whkey-he
nnrfnc tone 1ta11nt a4t.a
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-04-21

!. tHe gIedtesl OF AT DIoou purifiers and
the finest OF all tonics. s. S. S. does
not contain the least particle of min
eral in any form, and is absolutely
safe medicine for any one to use.
While purifying the blood this
great vegetable remedy builds UP and
strengthens every portion of the sys-
ten. S. S. 5. cures Rheumatism, Ca
tarrh, Sores and Ulcers, Malaria, Scrof-
MIA, Skin Diseases, Contagious Blood
Poison, hereditary taints, and all other
diseases and disorders caused BY i'm
pure or polluted blood.
As tonic S. S. S. is uneqalled. It
invigorates every portion Of the system,
ot,d t1s, Iao n 1tt,x, l,troI e ..-,t..a
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CHEMIST FOUND S. S, S. FREE
FROM MINERALS.

A. few years ago was taken
with Infiammatory Rheumatism.
Upon the advice of friend de-
cided to try S.S.S. Before allow
ing me TO take II, however, my
alyxed the rem edy, and pro-
nounced IL free from potash or
mercury. continued the remedy,
ana in two months ! was cured
completely. The cure was perma-
nent, for / have never since had q
touch OF rheumatism, { h u g h
many times exposed to damp and
cold weather.
MRS. ELEANOR r. JONES,
So Cliff ST., Roxbury, Mass.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-06
TWO WOMEN SUE; ONE SAYS
MAN DESERTED FOR THIRD

SAN JOSE, Dec. 5.-Richard C.
Waits, town marshal of Mountain
View, is in a peculiar matrimonial
mixup, according to suits brought in
the superior court of this county. He
Ms cross-complainant in one divorce
y nit, the defendant in another. and
stands accused by the second wife
of leaving her for a third woman. A
suit was brought today by the second
wife for divorce, Mrs. Ella Denney of
Mountain View being named as core
spondent. Mrs. Charlotte e. Waits,
the second wife, also has started suit
for damages against Mrs. Denney.
A few months ago Waits was in
court on a demand for maintenance
made by a woman who for twenty
two years thought he was dead. Waits
was married to Mrs. Waits No. in
1887 in Holt county, Missouri. After
sixteen months 1t is said he deserted
her and her child On a trial before
Judge Welch it was found that his
wife was the deserter Waits was
given an interlocutory decree Septem-
ber 2S, 1910, and the first wife's suit
was not pressed. Waits today re-
signed as town marshal.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-06
ENTIRE EAST IN
GRIP OF STORM
Some Places SnoWbound by Win
try Blasts Extending from
Rocky Mountains
Especial to The Herald)

WASHINGTON, Dec. 5.-With a
snowstorm raging over practically the
entire country north of the Ohio river
and east of the Rocky mountains and
extending south of the Dixie line in
some places, the weather bureau to-
night declared that the first real blast
of winter would continue throughout
torommoW.
Not only that, but the official forecast
declared the storm that reached New
England, New York, Pennsylvania,
Ohio, West Virginia, Western Mary
land and the extreme western part of
Virginia today would increase in in
tensity and extend over virtually all
the districts east of the Mississippi dur
ing the next thirty-Six hours.
In New York city the snow marked
the real advent of winter as the storm
that began here this afternoon was the
first severe snoWstorm of the winter.
Reports say that it was a typical New
York winter day, as more than twenty
persons were taken to hospitals suffer-
ing injuries as the result of falls, the
icy pavements presenting a menace to
life.
JJp New York state there had been
previous falls of snow this winter, and
a few inches were on the ground when
today's storm set in. Late tonight the
storm had assumed the proportions of a
blizzard in the region of the Great
Lakes and in the mountains, and large
areas are being cut off from commune
ctaion with the outside world.
The same was true of the southwest
ern limits of the storm on the weather
maps, and official reports from there
stated that a veritable blizzard was
raging, with the temperature hurrying
toward the frigid mark.
Up through Kansas and Missouri the
storm kept up all last night, and after
a steady fall of snow today it continued
tonight The storm is of unusual Sc
verify for this time of the year in those
states There was an absence of wind
and the storm was just the kind to be
of benefit to the winter wheat
1t was the first real snowstorm of the
winter in Iowa and continued twenty
four hours, leaving blanket of snow
from three to six inches deep over the
northern part of the state The same
conditions prevailed over the northern
part of Nebraska and the southern part
Of South Dakota.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-06
WHAT'S GOING ON TODAY IN
LOS ANGELES
AMUsEMENrs

Observation-Disclosures Belasco players in
sherlock Holiness 2:r5 and S'l6 p. m.
Burbank--Morosco players in AN Ameri-
can Widow" S:15 p. m.
Grand opera house-Ferris Hartman and
company in Nearly Hero" 2;l6 and S;l5
p. m.
Levy's cafe chantant-Continuous vaude-
Vile, 2:30 p. m. to 1880 a. m.
Los Angeles-VaudeVille, 2:30 p. m, 7:4o
D. M and 9:15 p. m.
Luna park-Outdoor amusements. band
concerts, moving pictures and vaudeville,
10 a. to midnight
MaJestic-"Mrs. Wigs of the Cabbage
Patch" Sis p. m.
Olympic-Musical farce, "The Evening
STAR" p. m, 1880 p. m. and 9:16 p M
orpheum-va Vaudeville, 2:1S p. m. and S;l5
: Pantages-vaudeville $3.50 p m. 7;45 p,
i''' PrincessHMusical zinc s farce, cohen the
Frenchman." D. m. 745 D. m. and 9:16
D. m.
recital. s:15 p. m.
OF INTEREST TO WOMEN
Highland Park Ebef club. 10 a.
Civic association, chamber of commerce,
woman's Health club. womans club
house, 10 a. m. .
Eschscholtzia chapter, D. A. h'' Hoeii
Regular monthly meeting of the Somer-
set W. c. 4. U. at home Of Mrs. a. y;
Happy 14S9 East NiWehty-l"st stiee'' :
y. m. 1850
Meeting Of Michigan society of Los An
geles tonight. 1880 p m in Blanchard hall
293 South Broadway.
Business meeting of the Aero club OF
California, 1O7 North Spring street, p. m.
Address by Reynold E. Blight. minister
Of the Los Angeles Fellowship Blanchard
hall, 2s2 South Hill street. p. m. Sub
ject. "Tolstoy's Answer to Lifes Problems
Public invited.
Complimentary supper to members and
friends of the Federation club. in club
rooms, Wright s. Calender building. 6;S0
D.
course. association building. 1880 p m THE
saiesmans First Problem will be the sub
iect. and B. P. Rouse. instructor OF the
class will speak
The Rev Robert Marshall will preach
in the hall of the Volunteers Of America.
i2s East First street p. m. Mrs Anna
70. H. Hiles will sing. Mrs Frances Helen
Fish VIII be in charge of the meeting
California Bar association opens state con-
yention at $50 a. ma, in Blanchard halL-
Peniel hall revival services, 10 a. m. and
1890 D. m. 227 South Main street.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-06
DISCUSS CHANGES
IN CITY CHARTER
Revision Commission and Coun-
Gil Members Decide on Sew
eraI Amendments

Important features of the proposed
charter amendments were given
thorough threshing out last night at
an executive conference between the
charter revision commission and MEM
bers of the city council in the aque-
duct offices.
The conference was called so that
the members of the council could have
a thorough understanding of the
amendments before they are called to
act on them. But there are so many
important features in the amendments
that not half the subject was even
touched last night, and President An
derson of the commission said that 1t
would require two more meetings be-
fore the council could have all the
data. Only five members of the coun-
ell were present at last nights meet
ing. They were Washburn, Stewart,
Gregory Andrews and O'Brien. G. Q.
Wellborn, a member of the charter
commission, was absent because he
had to be present at an important
meeting of the police commission.
The meeting was harmonious, and
expected opposition did not develop.
But the councilmen were not in an ar
gumentative mood. They attended the
meeting to secure information and ex-
pect to digest what they learned be-
fore passing on the subjects.
RECALL DISCUSSION DEFERRED
The recall to apply to appointive as
we'll as elective officers, one of the
most important of the changes pro-
posed did not come up for considera-
ton and will be made a subject for
a future meeting. Some of the MEM
bers of the charter commission itself
do not entirely favor this radical idea.
Portions of section 2 that relate to
the powers of the unicipality and give
Los Angeles the right to engage in
any kind of municipal ownership
project it chooses, were discussed.
CITY to own and operate gas, electric,
This amendment would permit the city
to own and operate gas, electric,
telephone and power plants; railroads,
either steam or electric; steamships
and everything else in which the city
could possibly care to engage. The
scope is unlimited, and If 1t chooses
the city can build a transcont1nental
railroad, or run an interurban to Bis
bee, Ariz.
The meeting last night was execu-
tive. as President Anderson explained,
so that the members of the council
might feel freer to express their opin-
ions of the measure advocated. The
commission is to consider Wnetner Iu-
ture meetings shall be open to the
public.
ELECTION MAY BE HURRIED
The amendments must soon go to
the council for adoption, for If they
are to be presented to the Legislature
during this winters session they must
be voted on by the people not later
than the last of February. In order
to have an election on the subject by
the last of February. the council must
be through with consideration of the
amendments and prepared to pass an
ordinance the last of this month call
ing the election. The revisionists
would like to have the election a
little earlier than the last of Feb
ruary, and are explaining the amend
ments to the council so that they need
not take so much time in considering
them.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-06
0. A. TvEITMOE ELECTED AS
NATIONAL LABOR OFFICIAL
Californian Made Vice President
of Building Trades

ST. LOUIS, Dec. Sd. H. Short of
Chicago, a delegate of the stone cut
ters union, was elected president Of
the building trades department of the
American Federation of Labor here
this afternoon. He succeeds James
Kirby of the carpenters union.
All other officers and Che executive
were reelected, with the ex-
ception of William j. McSorley of the
cement workers union. who was fourth
vice president. He declined to make
the race against @. A. Tveitmoe of
the same union, who was chosen for
that place.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-06
LOUIS PHILIPPE'S GRANDSON,
DUKE OF CHARTRES, DEAD
Former Exile Was with the Union
Armies During Civil War

PARIS, Dec 5.-The duke of Char
tres, a grandson of King Louis Phil
ippe of France, died today. He was
born in this city in 1910.
Robert Philippe Louis Eugene Ferdi-
nand of Orleans, the duke of Chartres,
was the youngest son of the late duke
of Orleans and in childhood was driv-
en- into exile by the second French
revolution. He served in the italian
army in 1859 and in the federal army
in the first campaign of the Ameri-
can Civil War.
Following the revolution of 1870 he
returned to France and served incognt-
to in General Chanzys army. When
the national assembly, the following
year, revoked the law of banishment
against the Orleans family, he was
appointed a major in the army.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-06
LACK OF FUNDS DELAYS
BATTLESHIP BUILDING

WASHINGTON, Dec. 5.-Finding it
impossible to build the new battleship
New York" at the New York navy
yard within the authorized $4,000 0t0,
Secretary Meyers today announced the
work would not begin until the sltua-
tion had been called to the attention
of congress ard the amount increased.
1t is said it will be necessary to in
crease the authorization $1,300,O00 to
S1 600 000
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-06
JUDGE FREES MAN WHO
GIVES UP CIGARETTES

DENVER. Dec. 5.-'If you solemnly
swear that you win smoke no more
cigarettes 1 shall suspend your fine"
said Judge stnpleton today in the mu-
nlcipal court to Robert watkins, who
had been fined for expectOrating in
street car. Watkins, who is 20 years
old. took the pledge and left the court
room q free man.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-06
ELEEINe CHINESE CAPTURED

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 5.--After es-
Gaping late last night from the trans
pacific liner Manchuria, fifteen Chinese
" ere recaptured early today by four
customs officers. According to the
immigration authorities, who are pre-
laring an official report, the blame for
the escape will be laid at the door Of
tie steamship company's officials. :.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-06
SOCIALISTS POLL BIG VOTE

OLYMPIA, Wash. Dec. 5.-A re-
markable Socialist vote is revealed by
the return of the canvassing board to-
day. The highest Socialist vote was
$4,000. for w. e. Richardson. for su-
preme Judge, a gain of over 10000 over
1908. In the congressional elections, the
Socialists polled three times as many
votes as they did year ago.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-06
TEN THOUSAND AMERICAN
DOLLARS FOR NATl0NALISTS

BOSTON, Dec. 5.-Ten thousand
American dollars" the seventh remit
tance, making a total of $4,000, was
cabled to the eIrish parliamentary lead
er, John e. Redmond, today. by Thorn
as b. Fitzpatrick, national treasurer OF
the United Irish League of America,
to aid the Nationalists' cause in the
parliamentary election now being held
in Great Britain.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-06
INDEX OF
HERALD'S NEWS
TODAY
LOS ANGELES

LOS ANGELES
Collision of salt Lake limited with
Santa Fe freight. PAGE l
Important features of proposed charter
amendments discussed at executive
conference of revision commission and
council members. PAGE l
Two Wills, involving property valued at
more than 100000 admitted to pro-
bate by Judge Rives. PAGE 3
city Auditor Myers issues statement in
reply to Washburns criticism.
PAGE 8
Title Insurance and Trust company suit
against c. K Ingersoll returned to
Judge Bordwell for rehearing. PAGE 3
Graham school district fails in its ef-
fort to secede from Watts. PAGE o
City Auditor Myers sends four aque-
duct financial statements to mayor.
PAGE 6
New plan is outlined for boulevard from
proposed Second street tunnel to
Edendale valley. PAGE, 10
Detective Talamantes is reinstated by
police commission. PAGE IL
Youth of is steals horse to start on
career az bad man." PAGE IL
Bootblacks announce increase in price
of shine from s to 10 cents. PAGE II
List of speakers announced for suffra-
glsts banquet to legislators. PAGE IL
Japanese Admiral Yashiro entertains on
board flagship Asama. PAGE IL
Patrolman McGraw, eighteen years on
federal job, proves walking informa-
tion bureau at new postoffice. PAGE II
Duslky Lady Jane" wise human
nature, gets permit from police COM
r,issfon 10 nractice as spirit medium.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-06

Marriage licenses, births, deaths PAGE II
Classified advertising. PAGES lO-ll
State Bar association begins two-day
session here today. PAGE
SOUTH CALIFORNIA
Promoter pays $4,000 for Pike prop
erty in Long Beach amusement pro-
tect. PAGE Z
Komical Knights of the Karnival is
name selected by Pasadena funny
mems club. PAGE
COAST
Labor propositions are adopted by Ari-
zona constitutional convention.
Judge Lovett slated to practically ex-
change places on Hartman system
with julius Kruttschnitt. PAGE
EASTERN
Entire eastern part of United States
is in the grip of snow storm. PAGE
sixty-first congress opens closing ses-
sion with Republicans getting fare
well taste of legislative control, and
Democrats cheering Clark. PAGE ]
Funeral of Mrs. Mary Baker G. Eddy
will be held Thursday. but burial place
is in doubt. PAGE ]
Immigration commission advises imme-
diate reduction in immigration of un-
skilled labor. fAGH
James Patten of Chicago and others
indicted again on cotton conspiracy
charges. fASH
Supreme court reverses ruling OF lower
court holding indictments insufficient
In F. Augustus Heinze case. PAGE
Old parchment leads to discovery of
British army revolutionary relics
buried on banks of Hudson. PAGE
FOREIGN
Liberal party in England scores over
Unionists and London crowds go wild
with excitement. PAGD