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The Cairo bulletin., 1910-03-17
NEW FORK MONEY.

Money on call steady; 2 to 3 per
cent, closing bid 2. Time loans firm
sixty and ninety days 4 per cent;
six months 4@4h. Prime mercan-
tile paper 1905 per cent. Sterling
exchange steady demand 4S6.90; sixty
days 4S4@48415. Bar silver 511s.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-03-17
ILLINOIS CENTRAL
Corrected to March 1st l91o.)
THE FA0T MAIL ROUTE
Tm~gNa aNAa R~tn~s


q 10 d. m. Daily Chicago vestibuis
limited, arriving OChicago iO;40 ana
are .. m. Daily st. Lonis MislA
Limited. arriving st. Louis 1920 O. M
sleeping car open at $50 p. m
$3.50 =. m, st. Louis Special.
$500 q. m, Chicago Daily Express
ff:1s =. m. Et. Louis Fast Mali.
i1:tsa m. Chicago Midday Special
R:1s s- I'm. Daily st. Louis Limited.
9:sS b. M. Aftermnoon Express foi
)din, Effingham. Matt0on, Chanipaira
$40 p. M ThebAs Accommodation
6:15 ID. m. Chicago and Eastsrn Hx
prsss,
to:to > m. Chicago night express
.rrfvins at Chicago 7:II q 10.
a:xU :. m. Memphis and Nashville
S:xS !. m. Memphis and New On
saAs Limited.
s;fo = M. Seminole limited fc
Birmingham and Jacksonville. rla.
600 M Paducah and LonisvfllA
,:At o m. Daily Memphis and Nav
.risaAs.
i:4f D. m. Daily Nashville, Chats
se0Rh and Atlantis.
1850 D. m. Filtoa and Mayticld NO
eemmodati0H
$3.50 .. N. PsdncAh and Louisville
S:5s >. N. Memphis and New Or
sans Bpeaial.
Eor through tickets. sleeping car 40
ommodations and further informs
tioE apply 1t Illinois Central Pass~n
ger Station. Cairo. III.
J. Y. JoNEo. Ticket Assrt
- HATCH, a p. A.
= n. HANSON. pass. TrafsIs Me-
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-03-17

A bachelor In Ohio has solved
race suicide to his own satsfac-
ton at least. He claims that women
don't want to bother with bringing up
children and suggests that the state
start home where all children be
taken as soon as they are born and
kent until they are Is.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-03-17
Limits in Everything.

Little Sile (reading)--Dad, what are
the city limits, anyway?
Farmer Ryetop-Them blamed city
boarders that come down here every
year, my son.--Chicago News.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-03-17

Young man." said the stern par.
ent who thought II was up to him to
ring In blum, "can you support my
daughter In the style to which abe has
been accustomedY'
rob, suppose / could" answered
tho son-in.law candidate. but. hon
estly. old man I'd be ashamed to do
it."--Chiosgo News.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-03-17
Futile Dreaming.

Everybody has some dream that
recurs frequently says an eminent
physician. Every little while we
dream that we have been able TO save
about two dollars out OF our weeks
lalary. But 1t doesn't sasm to help
is any.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-03-17
MINNEAPOLIS WHEAT.

Minneapolis. March 1G.-WHEAT---
May $l13as; July 11S%Wll3&.
Cash No. / northern 1895 @1I4Ss; (;
No. 2 northern 1.1l%0112%
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-03-17
Striking Likeness.

"Why do you call that horse Sum.
mer Boarder'?"
Because answered Farmer Corn
tossel, "he don't DO nothin' but eat an
kick. Washington Star.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-03-17

"How was the scenery on the farm7''
"All right; but the same every day.
| couldn't help looking for the usual
paper snowstorm.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-03-17
Modern Life.

"That's well bred child"
'You bet she is. Never corrects her
parents publicly, no matter what the
exigencies of the case may be-"
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-03-17

II thought seriously once Of becom
ing poet"
What caused you to change your
mind?'
Editors. Newark Star.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-03-17

Was Perfectly BsId when He started
10 Use Ns,rbru.s nern.sfa.

Frederick Manuel Maryland block.
Butte. Montana. boag:tt bottle OF New
bros Herpicitls. Aprl u ~ unJ Dcgan 10
Use II fof entire Uaidnsss The kair fal-
lic!ss in Ills .alp vets not dead and In
20 lays he I'D stair all over his head.
On July 2le writes. "ani today my hair
y ss mick sra lssvnr'Fs any 0ra
sot!d wish" Newbro's Hesaiclde works
IN an e,d erine'p!a end vi ia nav q =
rvsry-ot-'s.cy tsin ecu and Won rs-
nave the effect, Terpsci6e tsstso~s me
erm tla. ca'@es dandruT fallsns III. +,
d aaa1ly fa'dness 40 tsat with q
iJse goae the effect cannot remain.
fops falling lair ct nucr and new
towf) st*rts Sold I'M leading
n-sists. Send i0r. III s.amt fn~ sample
ae l!erpieide Co.. Det-rif. Mich
NJ 40 ~ s.sw1 <uarsns~sd. Paul
}. echah 4 Soma, speeial sssats
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-03-17

Drill Sergeant latter three hours
steady drill with the new recruit
Right about, face
New Recruit (not moving) THANH
goodness, I'm right about somethint
at last.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-03-17
Had 10 Do n

That clerk Of yours watches the
clock great deal"
Perfectly excusable in his class.
He's q commuter."
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-03-17

FOR RENTING room cottage
modern conyeniences, 528 Thirty
first street, near Washington. Apply
1908 Walnut street.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-03-17
CENTRAL r. K.
one-Way second-ciass coIcnist Rateo
To California and Points In
The Northwest.

Correspondingly low rates to other
points on main lines and branches
'in California, Oregon washington
Alberta, Arizona. British Columbia
Idaho Mexico. Montana, Nevada, New
Mexico and Utah.
Tickets on sale daily March 1st to
April 18th, 1910. Every Monday On
train No. |, at 5.55 p. m. through
tourist sleeper leaves Cairo. running
via New Orleans and Southern Pacific
r. r, to Los Angeles and San Francis.
co.
For full Information apply to ]. H
Jones. Ticket Agent. Central Union
Station, Cairo. III.
A. H. HANSON, p. T. NJ
3. q. HATCH, 9. r. A..
Chicago. I'll
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-03-17
RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS.

Chicago, March l6,The following
car loads represent the days move
The sun., 1910-05-28
SEA STORY WRITER SUES.

James n. Connolly AWgTteyed ~ WOraI
sr Assistant AttsTnsy~General LAwter.
BOsToH. May Y7.-Jsmes B. Connolly.
aushsr Of sea stories and Of many works
Of hctisa. has instructed Baker and
Douglas of WashinGton 20 institute a
suit fer SANDER against Assistant Attor-
nsy-General Oscar LAWler Of the Depart
mant Of the Interior.
Mr.. Connolly bases his claim for
damages On tho statement made by Mr..
LAWlsr at one Of the hAlhhRsr hearings
recontly that 0no Of the gumshos men
Who had bsen On his tran was "a writer
0f sea stories, Connolly. tho same man
who tFampled over the bodies % women
and ohildFon 70 reach the boats Cn a
sinking steamer.
James B. Connolly feels that a great
Injustice has been done him. Christopher
p Connolly has been writing stories on
the BAliinRer affair and Mr.. lAwler
evidently confused him with the local
author. who Waa one Of the passengeFs on
ahe was nmmed On Nantucket Shoals
liRhtship by the steamer Florida. James d.
asserts that az the time % the collision
he made no attempt TO reach the boats
and that Mr. LAwler hases his statement
on the words Of a steward with whom
Connolly had soms trouble.
Mr. Connolly has also forwarded 10
Congressman James Of Kentucky a sworn
statement Of what occurred on the
Republic, The papers we're mailed 10
Washington last night u is Understood
here that Christspher Connolly h about
20 institute a similar suit against Mr.
Lawler.
The sun., 1910-05-28
PRESIDENTS NOMINATIONS.
DcmOrEatlc C0Rgressman Named fer
- District Judge IN Texas.

WASHINGTON May "a The President
aent % the senate to-day the nomination
% Gordon Russell, Democratic Congress
man from Texas. 20 be a United States
District JudRe in the Eastern district II
Texas The inability Of the President to
.scure a Republican lawyer In the district
whom he believes measures up 20 the
position . responsible for Democrat
Congressman Russell. who was indorsed
BY the Te1as delegation IN Congress. is
regarded A. one Of the strong lawyers IN
the Houze A. a member of the Inter
state Commerce Committee he took an
active par in psrfecting the present rail-
way bill Mr. Russell u one Of the most
independent Democrats IN the House
tie does not hold 10 the states rights
view u most southern Democrats.
These other nominations were sent In.
To 10 Envoy Extraordinary and Minister
Pienipotentiary 10 Morocco. Pred W Car
renter Of California
To be United states Attorney for ne Dis
trici Of Minnesota. Charlei e Houpt of
Mime .Ota
To - Receiver NJ Publir MoneTz at Gien-
wood spring. col. William g. Wallace o
Colorado
To BE- Post masters New York-M Emma
Ferris Lima. Pennsylvania Harry
smith. Wastchesier sanford T. Crumrine.
scenery Hll, william Harrison Moore.
south FOTk
The sun., 1910-05-28

Brandsb and Pepper shortly after
what I shall say Wil b addressed IN
this tabla.' indicating the committee
table, and noe 10 that Tho prcss label, >
aaid Mr.. NeTtreea a. tie outset. He there
upon launrhed tntn q criticism of the
press for what he termed ~ tendency %
appeal n prai,idins rather than 10 reason.
Mr.. Vertrees deplnred partisan bias
In considering the caAe. saying that u
Was eEprceAd that the msmbero % the
committsa would ha neither Republicans
nor nsmoorata IN making their decision.
The assault On SECRETARY Rallinger had
haen divartad a. the last hour INTO an at
tack on President Taft. said Mr YER
tr.ea. chaTactsrizing the President a.
a man whose character -is AZ spotless AZ
q star Former Secretary Garfield was
dearrthad bv the attorney ae one 81
thosa general welfare men who believs
that tho keneral welfare CLAUSE Of the Con-
sti,ution permits the doing of anything
without regard to the law He credited
Oarfald with having bad good intentions
originally. but he said those good ihteL-
tons had changed 30 a desire Tor ~
vengs when GARFIELD learned that he was
not 10 bs retained In President Tafts
Cabinet Sut would have a. give way b
~ RAMAANNAs
Mr vertrces defended Mr.. Ballinger's
policies a. SECRETARY - the Interior. do
clarinG that they we're alsO the Presidents
policies and that any criticism ~ them
was a criticism % the President
who would censurs Mr. BAllinger for
carrying out the Wishes Of bis ohief1' be
asked.
Mr.. veEtressS argument was replets
with epigrammatic characterizatiOns %
the chief figures In tho opposition % SEQ
retRry BAllingsr. Referring % Clifford
Pinchot and his devotion % conservation
In the interest of posterity he said
You'd think from the way DR. Pinchot
tAlks about this thine that he had a.
many children a. JanOb Of old and that
he shivered constantly for fear some Of
them would 10 cold in yeaFs ~ come
Mr.. Pinchot Il q bachelor and the point
was not lost on the audience. After the
laughter had died down Mr.. Vertrees
continued.
-TEere are some Of us who bslisve in
conservation. and yet believe that our
natural resources should be developed
for the immediate ancestors of our pos
terity.'
Mr.. VeFtrecs will continue his defencs
Of Secretary RAllingsr tO-morroW.
The sun., 1910-05-28
TO BE COU Rr-MARTIALLED
Capt. LyUR 10 Ne Tried Tor Csanict N Ms
nreWusVHle Teatlmsny.

NT@WutNtut ANaAsneN9s
wASRrNOtoN. May 2T.-CApt Samuel
p. Lyon. Twenty-ffth Infantry. who is
now stationed Al Seattle. has been ordered
BY the War Department to proceed With
out delay TO Fort Myer. Va. where he will
bs placed on trial before a court-martiAl
for alleged conflict in his testimony re-
gArding the shooting up Of RroWnsvtile
Ter. before the recent military court
VI inquiry which met here several weeks
ago. When the court OF inquiry made
its report it recommended that an exAmi-
nation Of Capt. Lyons testimony before
the military court be compared with
previous testimony on the stand by the
Inspector General of the Army because
Of an apparent conflict.
Capt. Lyon was one Of the officers on
duty with the 7Sth Infantry whsn Browns
vile was shot up by the negro troopers.
The Inspector General oi the Army recon-
mcuded Capt LyOn's couFt-martlal A.
first it was decided 70 hold the proceedings
AZ Seattle, where Capt. Lyons regiment
was stationed. Later. however. L was
determined n hold the court near Wash
inRton because of the fact that all the
records and witnesses are In this city
Capt Charles R. Rowland. 2ist Infantry.
will be iudge-advocate. The members
of the court will be selected by Brg. Gen
Walter Howe, L. s. A.. commanding
officer Of the Department of the Fast.
The sun., 1910-05-28
HARRIMaN FIND
Fer ColIectIon - DatA On staHassAis ana
Other Animals 81 NSrth America.

ONNEN NNANAAhAA - WIN NAANNANAs
WASHINGTON. May 27.-Mu. 2. II.
Hartman widow. of 2. X. Hartman. the
railroad man. has established a fund
for the collection Of complets data on
mammals and other animals Of the North
American continent. Or. G Hart Merriam,
chief Of tho biological survey of the De-
partment Of Agriculture, viii resign
from the 0ovemmont service 90 take
charge of the work.
DR., Marian stands In the first rank
among biologists He and other scien-
tists we're IN party which visited Alaska
q few wears ago and collected data in
regard 20 animal life and the geology
0f hat Territory. Their trip was financed
bv the late 3. n Hartman. The data
collected has been compiled by Dr. Mer-
Ram and hila sixteen volumes. Mr..
Hartman was impressed with the work
and Il Is said that his widow h nov carry
me out his wishes that Information Con-
ceFninR the species, habits and habitat
Of An animal he of the North American
continent be collected and published.
It u not known how much money Mrs.
Hartman has put aside for he work.
but the fund b 20 b. used BY Dr.. Merriam
during his hie, and provision has been
made 10 continue II after his death u
the W0rk h not cOtnpleted IN ha lifetime.
The sun., 1910-05-28
POWER ron yURPBYS BOON
EussH CSunty Rspahlloan Cslmlttso m
dogaes Hna q suroeed ssnataF EsAa.

haaltA Nonnlt mepuhlloan C9Bmltteo IN
dogaes Nm - saeoeed sSnatsF keAa.
Tha EsssI county Republican com
mlttss In q more than usual lively meeting
In Newark last night lnd0rsed ths oandi-
dary Of sI-OOv. Franklin Murphy for
United States Senator N succeed John
keAn. A q sequel 70 the dollar dinner
In Orange On Thursday night At which
Mr.. Murphy sailed into tho progressive
Republicans. last nights session was
marked BY q sharp SEralgnmsnt Of the
same brand.
70 Wea q Wsll attended meeting and save
for tn few within the councils q the party
the submisslOn Of Mr., Murphy's name
came unspSotsdly. Frank B. Knott.
Ons Of the surprised members. tried In
vain 10 check the Murphy boom. when
the noiss that followed ehS msntion Of
Aurphy's name died out Knott got the
hoor and urged further consideration Of the
subject before the COMMITTEES placed itself
on record. His suggestion met with the
favor of only one other committeeman.
George II. Austin Of East Orange, and the
resolution went through In q iiRy.
The placing Of Mr.. Murphy In the field
wa taken By many ~ the forqrunner of
what may be one % the liveliest cam
paims for the United States Senate
ever witnessed IN ESSEX county. Senator
Kaan has already made IL clear that he
intenda 10 fight % tha last disch 10 retain
his togA and haa already on foot . move
ment IN support Of his renomination.
In the criticiHm II the progressive
Republicans, ex-senator Everett Colby
was singled out by AasomblymAn Duane
p MinaFd. who referred 10 him ~ being
Inconsistent In that he denounced cOrpo-
rations in two political campaigns and AZ
ths last seasioa Of the Legislature ap-
pearsd a. counsel for the East Jersey
Water Company, seeking n defeat the
McCran water blll and thereby obtain a
anecial privilege.
The sun., 1910-05-28
President More Hopeful T1Iat Bis LsEis-
latNe Programme VIII 60 Through.

WAsHIN0ToN. May 27-President Taft
to-day was more hopeful than he has been
for weeks that the Administration legis-
lative programme will 90 through. The
anti-iniunction ball. he told callers. may
not be passed At this session and the hill
providing statehood for New Mexico
and AnzOna possibly may fah, but tho
President az present thinks there 10 hope
for both these measures. Aside from
these tWo measures the Administration
programme. II vas said. h in good shape
The sun., 1910-05-28
Ianaea b Natiye Csstuns.

Ruth Orunhild Void. q handsome
Norwegian girl Of -. landed nj Ellis Island
yesterday from The Cunardsr Maurstania.
hound lor New Haven. where ahS has a
hrDlhar. Alfred. whom ahs has not sen In
twelve years.
Ruth dresssd horself IN all her native
tors, q hlgh red embroidered bodice, a
red t1rban and q red SKIRT with al sorts
% fancy trimming. Naturally she a.
trnoted f0lks At the iron gateway % the
BarTs-Ohice. through which nha sInergsd
with her younger sister. dreased who was
Just like ordinary girls.
The sun., 1910-05-28

WAsHINoroN. May y The battleship
Indiana has arrived at Annapolis and the
cruiser Salem AZ New York CITY
The cruiser Wolverine has sailed from
Sandusky for Erie. the gmboat New
Orleans from Hankow for Shanghai. the
torpedo boat hanson from Provincetown
for Delaware Breakwater and the gun
cat NiCksburg from Acapulco for COrinto
The sun., 1910-05-28

Ths Wall Street edition Of THn Evmsrgo
HUN contains al tha financial nsWa and
ne stock and bond qu0iations 10 tis cioss
% the marhst. Iho dosing quotations.
Including ihe I'D and astsd' prioal. with
addilicnal ngul matter, af8 oont1ina1 alsa
IN tts nlEht odltlon u THH EvuEEEa su7.
The sun., 1910-05-28
TO MEET COL. ROOSEVELT.
AbernAthy Boys On Itorsebaek PPgm
Oklnhoma. Reach Washlagtan.

WASHINGTON. May N-LOuis and
Temple Abernathy. 0 and 9 years Of age.
who were sent by their father. Jack
Abenathy. Col RoOssvelt'E friend and
United States Marshal in Oklahoma, on
hOrsebaCk % meet Col Roosevelt on hts
arrival IN New York, reached hors To-
night They left their home az Frederick.
Okla. about SIX weeks ago and have
ridden the entire distance on horseback
Temple - riding a gray gelding 10 years
Old which was formerly ridden BY Col.
Roosevelt Both are bright httls fellows
and will call on President Taft tO-morrOw
They will Jake a two days rest here and
then rem0unt and 60 on b New York.
stopping In Philadelphia for a day or two.
They have made The trip alone.
Both boys we're tired out when they
reached here and after putting their
mounts In a livery stable went 10 re
Raleigh Hotel and after supper tmme-
dAtely vent b bed Their father At
traCted hoosevelt's attention By oatChing
wolves alive with his hare hands he 4
known az Catch I'm Alive AbernAthy
The sun., 1910-05-28
JULII WARD HOWE IS o.
Venerable writer Gets . Tsy Gov and
Other Presents sR Iler Birthday.

BosroE. May p Surrounded by ador-
ing children and friends Mrs Julia Ward
Howe to-day celebrated the ninsty-hrst
anniversary Of her birth. Her home was
fragrant with flowers sent by people
representing many and varied conditions
Of life
Mn Howe also received many gifts Of
silver and glass One Of these vas from
the Saturday Morning Club. which she
founded: another was from the Authors
Club Mrs William Post sent loving cup
One gift which amused Mrs. Hove
greatly Was a toy Gov elabOrately dressed
with ribbons. surmOunting a white satin
box filed with bOnbone This was a
humorous reminder of Mrs. HOwe's =
presence last Tuesday az the legislative
Investigation Of the milk situation.
Dispatches we're received from women's
and suffrage associations, and there we're
birthday cakes u many designs
The sun., 1910-05-28
Another Caueus On Postal savings nnus
nui.

WAsHIN0roN, May n The Rspuhlioan
members of the House held another
caucus tonight On ths postal aavinGl
bank hil without reaching a concltiai on.
The CAUCUS viii meet again neHt WadBes-
day. Sectiun . of tho bil. the 0niy maftal
IN c1ltr1Versy. was p1.apd over without
consideration. Ono h1ndrgd and ni1a-
teen momleTg werU present 90 ths caustq.
The sun., 1910-05-28
Apples and Crackers

and loss Of three thnRs that r oqeor a R.v
Fesh. ~ 0--e nv "'n
This followed BY the story Of the young man who ta., hs
mmef u lobster palace 'Mlmmsr' sn onthuaiastio af
nl but b the time the singers have warsd into their soUD stes
sns k almost az much you will when you havO read he
The sun., 1910-05-28
The Sunday Sun
Foremost clOthierS Since IS4S.

Dear old Bob Herrck with his delights in disorder would BE-
fairly miserable he lived in Paris to-day where clothes Of the
mmes and dangling hair abOmnatOn Parsian woman
be Oriental Magyar FraEOnar Romney; but must
he chic swathed in garb she unable TO walk uD
Stair And she Lady Oracle her dainty you must E II YOU
will be fashionable She speaks her sisters in America through
the WOmans page Of THE SUNDAY Sun.
The sun., 1910-05-28
A Host of Good Things

IIe summer Resort Column 4 becoming and mors
week and when think Of all the other dspaFtsna
% music % ana art and spoFt you WIN for certain that TEE
SUNDAY SON u paper that must take into your home
The sun., 1910-05-28
A Great Automobile Section

There's ot about paper reading thar
makes the breakdown s things Of forgotten past since have
well nigh achieved perfection automobile cOustucton Even
tuahe motor truck will have the monopoly stored with Edsons
new batteries and you might well find that tomorrow
The sun., 1910-05-28
Happy Days For Yachtsmen

hand what time beauties are oinv t ~ i,t-
quarters and being overhaued and painted Even N YOU oo own
more than couple Of yachts you win 70 read about them IN
tO-mOrToW's paper.
The sun., 1910-05-28
Art Versus Greed

There's an American sculptor whom prnd og for he
has won out IN his fight the side ver, R and e oo
summation OF his deas described In HR SUNDAY sun Under he
title For Pennsyvnnas Capto ~ ~ W
The sun., 1910-05-28
Fuller, Fluffier, FriIlier

the three f. for womens neear this year according to TEE
SUNDAY Sun writer who describes the correct thing in
The sun., 1910-05-28
Valetting a Star

sensitive star in her dressing with the
at her side and that ucess creature feed the
take ont her pup for ride You yourself his place in an
article in THE SUNDAY Sun ValettinR a Star
The sun., 1910-05-28
Charles Battell Loomis at His Best

humorst went down To the ship and heard
mighty fine in the smoking room He 4 Charles ., = M,
and hs article is headed Told On An Ocean Liner
The sun., 1910-05-28

wasuNoroS. Nay H-Thsss army order,
uers issued 70 DAY
first Lleut A. p shurernan. Medical Resers
Corps. from Army Medical school Washin ttOu
Firsi Lisot Edmund p IEishart. rhlrd 10
fautr}. from tfeaiment AZ walter Reed General
Hospital District of Columbia
cspi Cad = hartmann. from army ''sTi .sT1iSs iI
schoois. Port Leateuworth 70 fort ID A Russrli
% command Company I. signal CoFps. Capt
LsavenWorth. 70 fort Omaha Capt Walter l.
CiaThe from army sgrVicg acnouia. Fort ienVen
Eorlh 20 Fort Omaha ~ charge q Mgral CoTps
Glbbs Capt Henry W stamford from army
acrNtoe schoos, Fort LeaveuWoTih. 70 Preside
oi san Franeisco 70 command Company p arna
ssrvice schoels. fort lleaysnNoFth, 70 fort cod
New NnTE Capt Ahcn e Knowles. from army
ssryios schools. rort Lsavsnwgrth. . fort 900
S No 10 'Ss sross . Sss ss hs' ws.s . CHRs Has
nanel !. Carr. from Forl Wood. NeW York. %
Omaha Nes. rsiisying lisu, 90 william a
Plrst Lieut. James n Burroughs. from Twe'fth
Fisi Eisui FiihE slansu. from ssooud 70
ilS.s lssi kobsr L. wssE. from Tsnm to
Fir' iisui Jssas Castor. from aI,osaa 20
Tenth iniautry.
Thsss navy orders ere Issued
Mdshipman & IAnrs uhon disrharEed
from treainen1 81 Naval Hospital New Yora. 20
Pay Dirscior J. 8 Carpentsr. from Navy 10.
partmeni WnsAlnTtoqs ID c. ana uaii orders
iaymasisr W. T. Wnllace. placed on retired
Psyms1,sr 9 ?. Dyer from washinrtou. 70. e.
PaymasieI NJ 7. Gray. from Do csiarads 70
bone sFfne acrcln1t and Nnii nrfrfa
PuvmaaieT D. " cIalIifE d 1nru1n Of nfr.
paei tnd feeouaia Wa-,insisa. .. 2.
The sun., 1910-05-28
Southern Arizona

daubng on war paint for the Zig mehat she presently
have when the Salt River ready This tha bi nr,
the world a. far as irrigation goes and the
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-11
A Big sl.00 Silk Sale &1
Of Plain and Fancy Silks ~ i

5000 yards of pretty Persians and
monotone plaids. in light and dark
colors, al new patterns. Tho
beauty Of the weaves, the combina-
ton of coloriugs is irresistible. In
this collection will be found war;
prints in taffetas and messalnes
Jacquards in self colors; also plain
weaves in satin failles, peau dc
cygues and palette dc soies in u
splendid assortment OF colors in
light and dark shades. Every yard
new this season. and every piece
desirable color. Do not confound
this sale with the January clear.
auce sale. These arc not broken
lines. Values $l.25 and S1.5Q: all
grouped at one price-$I.00 a yard