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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-02-25
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T." -tatemsc.s appearing .. g1--
ra.Ia... 1ap"- ~ TIE -8-t .-s' ~ .--
--. ld.l- TIE r.o.lt.o-a-.
S-.. 81. Lives. are 30 "a. a. ,8-.
lance '-rl .LH --i.ls 10 t1- case .5a-
4-4 compelled .n s-..det-1s- and
.n defense q tle Marietta schools ~
AL. yoIr puJIcat.o- o.; The facts A.
: .laI give them
B.-lIse u ta- arrangement %, '1e
Execute Comm. tee of t-- S1ltl
eastern state Teachers Association
.4l '.- A-dM.re meeting should g.
add .- F-iday Fe1. zita, rather than
oa N4a..aZto. , birthday, al is O.
custom ..e Ne..e'-l -r1oo.s .- order
'1 combine effective senooi ~er. @ltl
TEi = PATRIOTISM. arranged ts- "a
patriotic s.-s.e- o. t4e --at. aat "a
--.l-es ~. the --tl Esery room cello.
.-a-.f --e fas alfa apD-oDr at .ver-
.I--- .r The morning and the ert.
at-a-l0ya Nls Z.fel as time ~ -...
and further r..-1s1..0- o attending "a
wa ll1z'yl taa given .u .l- home 0f
J-- lt 0I- best r.'zens FTazs cOztet
over school buildings rooms Terr aD-
lsog..atsly decorated and 'he true
-.-' C' patriotism prevailed every.
zh.-.
! petition -lz..d 0y som. thi-t.
pupils ont Of AZ attcadanc- % ;14-
hundred met o.- eyes when ED .,arl-
eI %. l1lz.e..yx building Tuesday
4C-..-E J., <as taken up .a m0ul- 2
exercises .u t.e assembly room the
pupil. received an explanation 0f the
Conditions as lated above an1 Were
% ..d t1r 'le.r opinion AZ % The al
.-s.... ~ having the session as a..
ranged Ar.out exception AL thought
-4. Fourteen boys failed 20 AZ
pear .a s.lyol Who had Yeen Oh tho
z-.4l ll- and signed 'ha petition
Tl.-@ Boys DID not make che demon
-t-ar.oa a- stated. yIt vent on. 20 %
'l.u.loI-- m.I" from town and
spent fIr day when these fourteen
boys T@r. a-ralgu"d next mornln-
t.- '.Ia-... hey every one. admit
.. Hrl aud our fairness iU
l.I..z H.-l Tho mater and .r gO--
t'.lI- a,lU- that 'ln SIpeliat...,
90. measuring 1u, 20 them .l.
l.ap.. alt.lo'---- .0-f"I'u-. OF lU
tl. tM" during .r.esse- and 40 .r
school lOI.- and 80 per cent m W
.t.. ona I department grade THUS
'E DO EVER TO TRUASTS sher.
PHI. a. '.t -Ipe.a'. n1eI' lf r.- Na-
..-..a .a..- aa- a.y aI'l.-.'.
aM -I.a -aa' -. --i'.-.a. ..r.
tanned . t..- +rf.... com. 'f ar
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-02-25

We offer One Hundred Dollars Re-
ward FOR any case ot Caia-rh .ha.
can no, be cured by Halls Ca.aT-a
Cure
r. J. CHENEY & co. Toledo. 0.
We. the Undersigned. have known
F. j. Cheney for The past fifteen
years and believe him perfectly hon.
orab'e IN all business transactions
ana financially able 20 carry ou- any
Obligation made b. his firm.
Wa,ding, KIuGan K Marvin.
Wholesale Druggists. Toledo 0.
Halls C4targl Cure is taken Ia.
-..la!.y. acting directly 4DOn the
blood and mucous surfaces o. the
system Testimonials sent free. Price
- cents per bottle Sold by al drug.
-is's.
Take Has Family Pills Tor coa.
'iystigc. d&w
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-02-25
: safeausrd q Children

our tao children u =lX and eight
years have been inc- .nfanoy sub
.es' ~ cold and Group About three
years ago started tp use TJ.eys
Honey and Tar. ana j. has never 's..-
90 ~ D..scu' and Du-- these 'r0g.
1.'. q .s 'ao only medicine can get
flr children 20 FAX. N.tagu' .3N..
The l35.. from IS g. D-E -eir.
Green Bay Wis. duplicate the OK
lsrirH.r W thousands " Other users
%; Foley Honey and Tar. Z, cures
.0ueu. cold and .rJ.p. and pre-.
gor'- 1rDurai' a.. pneumonia. Sold
By rI I-Igz.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-02-25
Noarse Coughs. StuNY Colds

pain In chest and sore lungs. are
symptoms that quickly develop into
dangerous illness IL the cold is
not cured. Foley's Honey and Tar
stops the cough. heals and eases the
oongested parts. aid brings quick 70.
lief Sold by all druggists
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-02-25

J1-l.sa.t 5-; s-ozlaz 1--- 4s yoI 30
l-1 a. every A-t1o-- c.t!z-- dos.
E--t -la' gyl give space o. ere 3
alc- ~ s--- ua--zsoaa1.- tr.rgs
l-. scr correction ard am su-e
--a- spl all DO me Tho dese-ted sss0-
. make g., July
H- contend tlat tles- yog not
demo STRAIT the --le American -p.r.-
,o- thai IS True Patriotism LIyal-y
R1-.- Tor Authority and al -a4'
goes alta progressive -c1o0! Vo-s
iLt :I-tlee -he zpDt r.t-z-l- lp& acre
sl' -3uM-l1 such --l1--I-.. s-ou
.a.a ~ -.Slt
E--y sincerely a-i y-cttI.ly
s. q CANTERBURY
SIysr.l' '..i-r'
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-02-25
ACCIDENT AT SULPHUR.
Wan Bruised by Boulder from Blast.
Street Paving.

Wan Bruised ~ Boulder from Blast.
Street Paving.
u.yull. okla, Feb. 2i-StruCk BY
% co1gl0m-rate boulder hurled by a
J.ar fired Dy the LOyejoy e. Russell
construction company OF Oklahoma
Cry. Hl0 are grading and guttering
sulphur residence streets. j. W
Dunn foreman of the blasting gang,
.e- dangerously wounded. suffering
from G,e broken ribs. damaged
pine and % dlsiigurcd face. The
foreman after firing the shot ran
behind q residence where he thought
be- would be- safe from flying rock
Bur q boulder weighing ff'y pounds
which ltd Deen hurled high over the
house '-l upon him, striking him IN
ia" rios and crushing him 10 the
earth u falling mis- face struck a
boulder aud va, badly bruised and
dI-i'gur"d.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-02-25
Danderine
WORKS wonders
II prOdnces hAiI

Just ss surely as rain and suushin,
raises crops. II produces thict
growth OF luyuriant hair when al
other RENE ties fail We guarante,
Danderine. All druggists sell II -25c
SOC and 81 per bOtte. To prove it'
worth send this al with Zoe in stamp,
or silver and Ve will mail you larg,
free sample kSOWL1OS DAN
DERISE co. Chicago. m
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-02-25
Nele WL.nLna Ne..r a.Lnas sueees,

To max" success In 'ao cl-e o.
kidney Bladder or Rheumatic trou.
bIa take Halls Texas Wonder. u
give. quick ana permanent r.lir'
Write FOR testimonials. r. " Hall
1920 DIV" 81. - Louis, y Sold
Jy a.! druggists
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-02-25

The Central Presbyterian church OF
Sulphur has drawn on Virginia for
its pastor, Rev. \. d. WauchOpe. who
will preach his initial sermon next
sunday.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-02-25

sulphur lovers OF the moving pic.
ture show are being entertained this
week by the cowboy artist, Duke r.
Lee Of Virginia and Wyoming. with
MS films Of the cowboy parade. rop,
ing contest and broncho busting re-
Gently held in Oklahoma city
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-02-25

With the passing OF the cold wave,
the Shelby Downard Paving company
resumed @ork on its paving contract
in the business section Of Sulphur.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-02-25

DU l-.f necessarily % brc. .e
lr.. .. D.. mad. of ,ag
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-02-25
FURNITURE FACTORY
CUSTOMERS COMING
rrE FREIEY MILLS MAKING 1Is-
stCs FURNITURE, STOrE ~
TuRES, ETC

-ss~Is! rez c-same-s have l--t
tt-sf - our L4l ,ae "a ? wee.
hey have learned tary ran get any
hing In furniture ~ xoG4 SoIE bel.
leay"- thaa ser1.az away to- o. y.
A. take care of a .-E -1ore order.
We make
PLATE RAIL.
nlsSloa COX SEATS
SKIRT BOXES,
LaWs SEATS,
COUNTERS.
QUILTING FRAMES.
STORE FJTUPES
OIt o. town EOrs r...a ..1Ic' 4.
'@at.ou A.l Ju.id--s n.I md .' -
their Interest - - gs 90 .-e.- m,
4g-k
FRALEYS : pLAS!SG MIL.
80 7 Hunt Msrage-
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-02-25
alLes cUeeo ~ 6 TO - DAYS.

FiID OINTNENT n FuafaU'oDl ~
cur" any case 81 Itching. Blind.
bleeding or PrD'-nding PIIr- Zoo u 90
- dlys 0r money refunded 20
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-02-25

W/c buy. sell and rent country
and city property. We
now have the agency for College
Hill Addition. Three good Main
Street buildings FOR sale Also
some Of the choice lots in High
land Park See Us for bargains
Of all kinds. We make loans
Kjnkade Realty Company
Phone - ia W Main -.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-12-29
New York, Dec. 2S.--AccoFding to
the lates. tip from Tammany, former
Lieutenant Governor William f. shee.

thorough revision Of the statutes
which has not been authorized since
1874 is another recommendation Of
the attorney general.
Other evils which he deserted are
the apparently limitless creation or
state boards and commissions, and
the practice Of permitting depart
menfs and boards to disburse fees col
lcted without making a strict account
ing to the state.
The consolidation of boards and
commissions performing duties and
the payment OF all fees into the state
treasury are proposed by the attor-
ney general as remedies worthy OF
consideration.
The attorney general commended
the policy of Governor Deneen Of re-
ferring all bills to the state legal de,
partment for opinion on their form
and constitutionality before approving
or yetoing them.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-12-29
COURT SYSTEMS
NEED REVISION
PRESIDENT KENTUCKY BAR AS
ISOLATION CITES ENGLISH
LAW AS MoDEL-soLIclToR
LEHMAN AGREES.

st. Louis, dec. 28.-That the pro
celure in the United States courts to-
day Is involved In the technicalities
of many years. and that general re-
vision of the laws of the country
would have the effect Of eliminating
many delays ami reversals in civil
and criminal cases, was the conten,
zion Of II. J. McDermott, Of Louis.
Vile, president OF the Kentucky State
Bar Association, before the Amcreat
Politlcai Science Association this
afternoon.
MIR. McDermott declares that radf
cal changes must be made, and citcc
the laws OF England as a model
Frederick w. Lehman, UniteG
States solicitor general, agreed with
the Kentuckian. and ad'led that com
mon law proceedings sionhi be abol
ished In the courts Of the country
'4ssome people wondered why there
lis not greater respect for the law,
said Mr.. Lehman sTne reason Is
|that it does not bear the slightest
semblance. OF common sense
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-12-29
MEYER SCORES
HIRAM MAXIM
TAKES ISSUE WITH STATEMENTS
OF LATTER IN LETTER
TO TAFT.
is NOT THE INVENTOR
or Type Of smokeiess Powder Used
by u. s.--Maxin TpId President
Explosions Were Due
to Powder Used.

Washington, Dec. N2S. The state
ments by Sir Hiram Maxim, who
wrote President Taft on Oct ., that
the gun explosions in the United
States navy were due ID the form oi
powder grains used, were character
ixed as unworthy Of serious consid
Grafton in letter to the president
from Secretary Of the Navy Meyer
made public today.
1T Is considered said Secretars
Meyer, "unwarrantel to carry on;
ftither experiments desired by Sil
Firam Maxim.''
In regard to Sir Hiram Maxim;
statement that he "has had great eX
perience and knows what he Is talk
ing about Secretary Meyer says Sil
Hiram Maxim is ignorant Of the tyl'<
Of smokeless powder used by tn.
United States government"
The letter also says that though Sill
Hiram Maxim pretends to be the in
ventor Of modern smokcless powder
he is "in no sense the inventor D.
the type or smokeless powder de
yeloped by the United States nasy
at the navy torpedo station at New
port r. T., and used in the naval ser
vice since 1899"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-12-29
ROBIN BARRED
FROM SAN|IAR|UN
HEAD NORTHERN BANK or NEW
YORK TAKES REFUGE AT
SISTERS HOME.
JEROME HIS COUNSEL
Declares Fie viii Produce Robin
When District Attorney Desires
mo Warrant For His
Arreet lssgcd.

lew York, Dec. 29.-Denied asylum
AT the private sanitarium to whicA ha
was committed as a paranoia, JoseE1
G.. Robin, whose operations closed
the Northern Eank OF New York yes
terday, appeared for moment IN
Jersey City today, and then vaaisllel
with his sister, Dr. Louise Robino
witch, in an automobile.
No wafrent is cut for his arrest.
detectives were watching an apart
ment In the hoTe of Robins sister
tonight until District Attorney SYitt
man received word from Wn. Ira
vers Jerome, former district attorney
that Robin had retained his as coun
sci.
robin is in this city" said Mr.
Whitman after hearing from Mr.. Jer
ONE, "and Mr.. Jerome has assured
me that he will produce Robin wAcn
the district attorney wants him"
Upon application OF the attorney
generals office Justin Ament signed
an order this evening retufnahle Fri
day requiring tne Title and GEaran
tee Company, cf Rochester, implicat
ed with the Aetna 1nden nifty CEai
pany in the closing Of the Blnk Of
Northern New yori, to show cause
why IT should rot turn over its af-
fairs 70 the stale banking DEPART
nent.
No information was to he Rad at tho
office of the state superintendent o.
banks bearing pn The probabls
alleged shortage III tie Nof5bar'
Bank of New York, hut statement
was made by one of the directors
whose name is withheld that II
might aggregate $Se0,C50 or more.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-12-29
INTERNATIONAL BOARD
United States and Canada to Join in
Joint Control Of railroads
Plan to be Submitted Coon.

Washington, Dec. 2S.-As ressssss'
Of eo-~ssrence between Judge Martin
A. KNAPP, chairman OF the interstate
commerce commission, and Hon J. r.
Mabie, chief Of the railroad commits
sion OF Canada an agreement has
been reached to recommend to the re.
epective governments the creation OF
an international railroad commission
which shall have supervisory author.
ity over rates in operation between
the countries. Mr.. Mabie reached
Washington from Ottawa last night
in accordance it'll previous arrange
nent with Chairman Knapp.
He came TO discuss the details on
an agreement they had reached last
August and today the TWO officials
were in conference, Their report
soon will be filed with the state de-
rartment and with the foreign Office
in Canada.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-12-29
REPLICA or FIRST sTEAMHoAr
oG OHIO AND MISSISSIPPI
RIVERS.
CELEBRATION NEXT FALL
Centennial 81 MISUNDERSTANDING
comcil Is Named--Msyor Par
sons and Others Hon
orary Members.

indianapolis, Ind. Dec. 26.--The
arst steamboat TO navigate the OhIn
and Mississippi rivers sailed from
pittsburg for New Orleans In the fall
of 1871 and replica of the pioneer
will make the same "trip In connection
with the centennial celebration pf
The Ohio and Mississippi river steam
boat navigation, at Pittsburg, Sept.
26. 81 and rs, 1911.
This was decided upon at today's
session of the Ohio Valley Historical
Association. The Orleans was com
manded by NJ ]. Roosevelt, grand
,nncle Of former President Theodore
Roosevelt, who will be asked to speak
lat the celebration. 1t VIII include a
festival AT pittsburg and river
pageant
An executive council with Mayer
w. A. McGee. of Pittsburg as chair
man, was named, whose memb ,Fs
are:
president Hurlbert, Of the Ohio
Valley Historical Association.
w. M. Stevenson, or the Historical
Society of Western Pennsylvania.
Henry w. Taaplc. OF Washington.
Pa.
James i, Callahan, Of Morgantowr,
|Ws VA,
Dr, w. J. Holland Of Carnegie In
stitute, Pittsburg.
Prof. f. A. N. Dyees, Of the Unt-
versity OF Pittsburg:
10 this committee were added "A
honorary members the following
mayors:
G. c. Schmidt, of Wheeling, w. Va:
G. S. Leeper, OF Marietta, Ohio; Geo.
Sehwab, of Cincinnati; w. o. Heal,
Louisville; Chas. F. Hoffman, Evans
Vile, Ind; George Parsons, Cairo,
H.; w. w. Kreismann, OF st. Louis;
Edward Fl. Crump, Memphis. Tenn:
VIM. @. Benbrook, OF Natchez, Miss;
jules Roax, OF Baton Rouge, La; AMI
Martin Burman, OF New Orleans.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-12-29
GIRL THIEF HAS
MONEY IN BANK
ARRESTED IN ST. LOUIS cHARG-
ED STEALING GEMS FROM
EMPL PLoYER-LATTER ATTACH
ES BANK ACCOUNT,

st, Louis, Mo-, Dec. 2S.-Lillie Nc
Dowell, in Jail here on the charge of
stealing $4,000 worth of jewelry from
H. w. Dyer while acting as a servant
in his home, has $4,000 on deposit
in Pittsburg banks for savings, ac-
cording to information in Dyer's pos
session.
Dyer has attached the bank ac'
counts, and, it is reported, Ira Mix,
Of Chicago. on whose information the
girl was arrested here last Saturday,
also has filed an attachment.
Local detectives are making ma
tion-wile inquiries to learn whether
the girl mas other bank accounts.
The value Of the jewelry she is ac-
eused Of stealing at different times is
stated by the local police to be at
least $4,000 in value.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-12-29
EARLY AND LATE BERRY
Luther Burbank Has New Strawberry
Which Promises 10 Be
Popular.

San Francisco, Dec. 2S--Luther
Burbank today announces the crea
tion of a strawberry of new type,
''the Patagonia" whicn commences tn
ripen earliest and continues to bear
the longest. 1t is heralded by ita
creator as "the first of a new race
which has come to make strawberry
growers rejoice. The berries are uni
formly large, single berries some.
times Weighing an ounce. The seeds
are 50 small as to be almost imper
ceLtible" Samples we're sent 81
specialists on fruits One reply has
been received from Herman Brown
curator of the public gardens at Rho
desla, Africa. lie says, among Other
things. "The most delicious straw
herries ever tasted, either cultlvatst
or Wild
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-12-29
RICHARD PARIS
NO|ETY S1OO,0O|)
ALLOWED THIS MUCH FOR SER.
VICES IN ACTION or GOVERN
MENT AGAINST THE SUGAR
COMBINE.

Washington, Dec. % Richard
Parr, the customs detective, who dis
covered the concealed springs in the
scales OF the American Sugar Rein
ing Company's docks at Williams
burg, and furnished most of the evi-
dence through which more than $3,-
000,S00 has been returned to the fed
eral treasury, win get his reward as
a New Years greeting
PARIS moiety was 100000 for his
work. He was paid $4,000 some
time ago, but the treasury has no
more funds TO complete the pay
mont. The urgency deficiency bill
passed by congress carried 100000,
and of that $4,000 will go TO Parr
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-12-29
IMPETUS GIVEN
COnM|SS|ONPLAN
X LoNGWORTH HAS FULL DRAFT
or ELL FOR PERMANENT
WI TARIFF BOARD.
CONFERENCES ARE HELD
Payne Believes Measure Can &c
Passed al This seseion--Satis-
factory to Congress
and Taft.

Washington, Dec, 2s.-Impetus to
the movement for a permanent tariff
Commissions Was given today BY con-
serenees q; the White House AMI
Capitol the return Of Representative
sLongworth. Of Ohio, to Washington
with a full draft of the bill creating
a commission, and the announcement
by Chaisman Payne, of the house
committee on ways. and means, that
HE expected such legislation before
March A.
Following the discussion with the
president over the different features
OF the program for this session, Mr..
Payne said he was Sure a bill for
such q commission, acceptable TO
both congress and the nresident.
would be put through the senate aui
mouse before the session ends.
Later, at Mr.. Payne's request, he
had conference with Chairman
Emery. Of the tariff boarc, regarding
the personnel anu salary of the pro
posed commissioners
Mr. Longwogtfs bill creates coln
mission Of Eve members with salaries
of $500 per8 annum, not more than
three Of the Same political party, with
offices ait Washington but empowered
Ito meet anywhere.
1t Is given wide powers of collee-
tion and collation. of facts with au
tfSa..ts. to stasssss a.sseFssa ati0r'- -s,i
instead of making nXed repoi +
can only make report on special call
Of congress or of the president. Its
members are 10 appear with data be-
fore the members of the finance COM
mittoe of the senate or the house
committee on ways and means. The
commission is authorized to require
confidential data from corporations.
An important provision of the Long
worth bill authorizes the commission
TO inyestig9te the cost cf the produc.
tion Of all articles covered by the
tariff.
One section re-enacts the maximum
and nAGimum clause of the Aldsich
Payne tariff law. Five commission
ers are to be appointed. at first for
two, three, four, five and six year
terms respectively But the tenures
adjust themselves to regular six year
terms for all.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-12-29
STEAD SUBMITS
|. BIENNIAL REPORT
--s~-------
ILLINOIS ATTORNEY GENERAL
CONDEMNS RsINcoEslSTENT
LEGISLATION.
REVISION Or STATUTES
Among Els Fseconmertsat'ons I'd
v5cates Rill.dsafting Departments
Describes LinItIess Gre
alton of Boards.

sYsinsaeld, I'LL Dee. 2S, IIasty les
islatiGn, fesu'tinK in inconsistent, am
bigtlaqs, meaaA,gless ana vicious
laws, n uncompgoEisingly condemned
Tx Attorney General WI II. Stead in
his biennial report, Submitted To Gov
ernor 1ancen ttEay.
TO rescue tas state from the con
glomerate mass already gathered in
the etatrtes aid To keep the statute
books clear in fhe future, Mr.. Stead
offers a nulnberof suggestions. tiis
first Recommendation Is for bill
drafting department, to put all bills
in proper shape before they are
laid before the general assembly. A
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-12-29
FIVE KILLED N
BIC EXPLOSION
293o POUNDS BLASTING POWDER
BLEW UP AT e. PAso
SMELLING PLANT.
BIG PROPERTY DAMAGED
WINDOWS Broken Mites Around
Sore Men Hurt--Sone Res-
eued AIive---othcrs impris-
oned In Tunnels.

FIJI Paso, Tex, Dec. 2S-INive PEI.
sens wee killed and a scare injured
anu extensive property damage re,
suited uday when weEkmon at the
pant ok ibid Anagiasn Smelling ami
re ss1ilssg CoaIaay, cadaagoFlng e
datroy d saag Flapt accidentally es-
plodea 2.ie0 pounds Of blasting pow
der The explosion partly wrecked
the plant end many sIaall houses in
the Vicinity, and window glasses
three miles distant were broken
The men We're tunnehng under the
mouth of fiat when the explosion oc-
CURED.
Eight OF the workmen In the tunnel
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-12-29
cuDAHY'S TO REMOVE
At Conference Of Members OF Family
Jack Asked That Neaotia-
tlons be Deferred.

Los Angeles. Dec. 2s.--"Jack' Cud-
ahy attended a conference Of the mem
bers Of the Cudahy family, now la
southern California. at the Alexan-
dria Hotel this afternoon. and at his
request no definite steps were taken
toward altering the settlement made
by the late Michael Cudahy With Mrs.
CuAahy. the divorced wife OF Jack"
This II taken by Mr. Cudahy's closest
friends here to indicate that recon
ciliation with his divorced wife has
been accomplished and that reaiar-
riagc is within the possibilities or
the Fnture.
From a servant In the Cudahy
household at Pasadena II was learned
today that Mrs. Caiahy and Jack
had long talk Christmas night after
the children had been sent to bed.
They had spent an apparently pleas
\ ant day with the children.
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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-12-29
BROKE MoNoPLANE
RECORD FOR A MILE.

New Orleans, Dec. 2s.-Rene ST.
mon. ne french aviator. this after-
noon broke the worlds record for
monorlanes when he circled mile
track In % mile an hour wind In so
seconds fiat This Is the fastest mile
ever made by monopiane, under any
conditions on mile course The ma-
chine was so horse power Bieriot
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-12-29
DIED ON HIS TRAIN
Engineer on Train in Pennsylvania
Succumbs to Heart Disease
Stopped Train, However

Lancaster, "a, Dec. 2S.-H, c..
Beck, engineer on the Pittsburg train
which left Philadelphia at $40
O'Clock this moYling, while suffering
from an attack of heart disease
brought his engine to standstill at
EVittner, few miles east Of here, as
he lapsed into unconsciousness. Fire
man Moore found Esck hanging out
of the cab window.
In another moment the engineer
would have fallen heallong to the
track. He was carried into an ex-
press car. but died before the train
reached this city.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-12-29
$1,000 MORE NEEDED
Oklahoma City Raises $4,000 in an
Hour to Expense Of Moving
the Capital

Oklahoma City, Dec. Ex-Governor
Haskell today notified the citizens CT
this city that he would give them
"a hours TO raise an additional bonus
OF $1,000 before he would sign the
capital bill
Thee funds are to he used IN con
neciicn with the capital removal ex-
pease, the governor said. Thirty
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