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The Cairo bulletin., 1910-11-18
IN SPORTING LINGO.

Aviation has gotten into the snort
ing columns and here's a fine sample
OF the way they handled LeBlancs
hight around the Statue of Liberty in
New York harbor;
The premier sky pilot TO nego-
tate the upshoot VAS Leblanc The
pretty boy from gay Paree. Toggie
made a good getaway and split the
ozone smartly on the first grade Mn.
ting up the pace to mile per ON tae
swirl over the bunch OF briny water
along the east shore. With his chug.
ger tuned up to d sharp the parlyvoo
put rings around the high tower and
aid the swift swallow swoop along the
ragged edge of a chunky cloudlet, Then
ne moseyed earthward and iolting
Old gravitation in the short ribs gent.
" settled down two hops and a skip
let from the happy little hanger
where his birdie makes its nest"
How's this for starter?
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-11-18
4 CAIRO's SECOND. ;"

The satisfaction felt in Cairo owe
the election Of Hon. j. j, Russell a
congressman from the Charleston dis
trict IN Missouri. has found expire:
sion In letters Of congratulation t,
Mr.. Russell from several Cairoites
one Of whom shows a reply In whic
Mr.. Russell says:
II rejoice to know that Cairo.
and Alexander County, are about
TO get right politically, and hope
that the state of Illinois will soon
get In line.
Some Of my Cairo friends
used 10 say when was In con-
gress they felt that they had two
representatives in congress, and
50 am very glad TO know that
my constituents on that side OF
the river are % greatly pleased
over my recent victory. 1t indi-
Gates W me that they are we'll
pleased with my past record al
th Ali second" representative Id
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-11-18
Woman's Ways.

A st. Louis wife says she lied h
keep her mother-in-law's respect NJ
man would have done that Houston
Post.
A Chicago policeman's wife says that
she has saved her husbands salary
and invested 1t until she has S250.O0O.
How's that for thrift Rochester Post
Express.
New York society women having tax
en- up dolls for playthlngs. we are
IN doubt whether civilization is NOV.
Ing forward or backward or Sideways.
-Pittsburg Sun.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-11-18

congress. I want to assure you,
and all or them. that | shall al
ways be found trying to help the
cause Of river improvements, and
other important matters, in which
your people are so deeply inter-
ested
7 am very glad to know that
Col. Thistlewood will again be
associated with me in the 62nd
aoagress /"
The extent Of Mr.. Russen's popu
arity in the district across the rive
nay be judged from the fact tina
While the district went Republican OF
he state ticket by majority OF lbs
elected Mr., Russell bby maiorit,
It about LOO
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-11-18
Which One7

Four boys were going along coun.
try highway near Dayton Ohio. when
one found a bottle iull of some mix
ture. II was passed around and tasted
or and the fourth boy who got big.
ger lose than the others. was made so
III that he was 10 bed for weeks. His
father wants some one to pay the doc
tors bill. but can't satisfy himself as
g who was 70 blame, Was It the boy
that found the bottle. the one that
pulled the cork or the one thar first
tasted and rassed the bottle on to the
cthers9 Here's a chance to keep you
figuring
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-11-18

Pigs are troubled by rheumatism
more than by any other disease. Its
work Is so insidious oftentimes and
Its attacks so various in form that 1t
Is not recognized but 1t may be set
down as rule that II the pig Is at
fieted by some mysterious malady,
particularly one that incapacitates 1t
in some manner. it is rheumatism
Country Life In America.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-11-18
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY

Cairo, Alexander County, Illinois,
Population 13,147.
Mayor, GEORGE PARSONS
Clerk. r. A. HATCHER,
Treasurer, FRANK B, ARM
STRONG.
CITY Attorney, HUNTER BIRD.
Comptroller. ERNEST WORKMAN
Magistrate, ANDREW WHITUAMp
Chief OF Police. J. G. COWELL.
Alexander County, Population 27,4e1.
County Judge, w. s. DEWEY.
County Clerk, JESSE E. MILLER.
Circuit Clerk. ALFRED BROWN.
Sheriff, FRED d. NELIIS.
States Attorney. ALEX WILSON
County Superintendent Of Schools.
PROF. s. II, GOTT.
Assessor and Treasurer, w. ID. LIP
PITT.
Coroner, DIR, JAS. M'MANUS.
Board of County Commissioners.
J. J JENNELLEs Chairman.
G. v. NEFF.
DIR. EDWIN CAUSE.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-11-18
State Lines.

Minnesota has q, 450955 acres Of pub.
lie lands.
Texas La close second to California
among the states In the production OF
quicksilver.
Among the coke producing states
pennsylvania RANKS FIRST and West Viz
ginia second.
Massachusetts, last year disbursed In
wages in all Industries $27S, 191, lib.
the three principal industries being
boot and shoe manufacture, cotton
goods and machinery.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-11-18

When soaking beans overnight for
baking add tiny pinch OF soda to the
water they soak In.
Some housewives like to add the
beaten white OF an egg to creamed
Goldfish, folding 1t carefully through
Just before 1t Is done.
A cake m,sde without butter needs a
quick oven; "a cake with butter, except
dark spice cakes and fruit cakes.
needs only moderately quick oven,
and the sr6ce cakes and f.uit cakes
need Slow oven.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-11-18
Tales of Cities.

~MarseilIes is one of the few large
cities OF the world which show per-
sistent increase in infant mortality.
London is twelve niles across one
way and seventeen the other Every
year about twenty miles OF new streets
are added to it.
Though the accidents In the streets
OF New York are increasing In num-
Der. the proportion of fatalities Is grow
Ing less. Out of the last 1900 acct
dents 100 were classified as serious.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-11-18

For the first time in Its history Lon
don now has Il teetotal lord mayor.
The pawnbrokers of Great Britain
issue over 190,000000 pledges a year.
Marriage with deceased wife's sis
ter has been valid In Tasmania since
1874. in England only since the act Of
1907
Besides the emOankment Cleopatra's
Needle. there are four other Egyptian
obelisks In England. one each at
Alnwick and Soughton Hall and two
In the British museum.
WOman'S Wavs.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-11-18

CIRCULATION STATEMENT.

Average number Of complete and
perfect copies OF The Cairo
Bulletin printed daily and Sun
day during the year 1909 .....2215
Average number Of complete and
perfect copies OF The Cairo
Bulletin printed daily and Sun
day during the month OF Oc-
tober 1910 .......s.......... 1858
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-11-18
circulation Statement.

The above is correct statement o
the circulation of The Cairo Bulletin
for the year 1909 and for the month
of October, 1910.
CLYDE SULLIVAN,
Business Manager.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this LIST day Of November, 1910.
LEO ]. KLEB,
Notary Public.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-11-18

Mamma" sail clever Jimr,
"cfart you say sou would punish any
fody that took your preserves away?~
Yes, | did" said mamma. who has
been taking them away?" Nellie
hes" declared Jimmy. wrathfully.
She's been taking 'em away from
me."--Baltimore American.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-11-18
Going in fer Fruit

The fad Of running fruit farms ia
daily gaining popularity among Eng.
iish women says the Daily Mail, and
many prominent women are taking up
the study and setting out orchards
and groves of fruit.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-11-18

70 make man. he must have a
gotd head inspired by sound heart,
and good heart directed by sound
head
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-11-18

The Bulletin is on sale at the TO-
lowing places:
Coleman's, 702 Commercial Avenue
Halliday House News Stand.
Blue Front Restaurant.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-11-18

" Davis, was now manifest clerk fo,
/ the NJ. 4 O. X. r.
The Cairo Humane Society" was
organized on May 23rd BY. an or
ganizer, G. s, Hubbard, from the
northern part of the state. G. NJ. Al.
den was president; John r. Rennie
vice president; John s. AisthorpA
secretary; John a. Miller, treasurer,
". /. Bristol f. Bross. .loseph
S'teagala, Walter Warder. Chas. Cun.
ningham and G, r. Woodward were
directors. Eighty persons joined the
society.
Louis Stout and Miss Mary Dalv
were married at st. Josephs church
Tuesday morning May 22nd, hv Rev
i 3. Diepenbrock In the evening
The newly-weds were given grand
reception at Ideal League hall.
Gus Botto opened his new restal !.
rant on May 10Th with Chas. F. Bower
as manager.
Upon invitation of Mayor Halliday
ABOUT rs citizens Of Cairo went toi
Padecah on Sunday morning. MAY n. |
the trip on the tug Theseus. |
IN Pa'lueah they were entertained BY
Mayor Reed and others, being driven
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-11-18
| LEGAL DECISIONS

Recurring Corporation to oroducs
1ooks Before Grand Jury.---The uuit.
cd States Circuit court In In re- Amer.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-11-18

about the city in carriages, and other.
wise were shown attention. Tie
German Quartette, Schulz, Hascn
Eager Herbert and Baur were among
me party and, of course, sang in good
form
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-11-18
ZINE CARD CAIRO ELECTRIC RVS

&nIf fnD cars due 10 leave Socond IN. &c
1SAs LAM Ing north on Com m urcial AS
every 10 minutes from 4. nj. 10 ii o, N,
doing nofth.on Walnut 6t.evcry is minutes
from =. m TO i0:bS p. m.
Poplar 81 Line . a0 issSs s A.s g. =. asa
INT north q Holnrcok- ~ 66z; 6:77; 1:sl; sa,s
7I2 A.n1. anOon tine same minutes every nuus
ntil 10A2 and 1l.l2 p. m.
ding west ON TWaL W Eighth It, n 6.ss
6l9; 6:S4s 8:49 and 7:04 I. a.. and on same MIR
utes every hour until l0.5s Ard ll:o< m
Poplar ~ cars cue 10 pass ST. MnYy's payR
10 minutes After issving vi cond 81
Belt Line Owl Cars M nh 2 : o. .. w IN,
a.; ESQ = M s:so =. m: uIo Z. N 40 d. n
$50 r. m.
North on Com mercIaI-ix m IA. u ~
a B \. m. q. M. 8 n. m.
Belt and Owl cars are dus 10 ys VI st
Tnirsy-fourtn 81 10 minutes .ssei tsavin
roo I'D 50
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-11-18

The Raggio Baseball club defeated
me Lohr's on Sunday afternoon, May
@'eh' by IA to 10. Among the players
were Phelps, Malinskl, Morris. Barry
ana WIN and Joe Carroll About 400
persons Witnessed the game.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-11-18
CaiT Transfer Line

Successors to Stoltz & Walters
j. n. klERcE, Prop.
All kinds Of hauling done Promptly
Both Phones 123.
1908 Commercial Avenue, Cairo, ILL.,
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-11-18

Gus Eotto opened his new resta4
rant on May 2Gth with Chas. f. Bower
rs manager.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-11-18

y Davis, was now manifest clerk TO
the NJ. 4 O. K. r.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-23
BY RENE BACH

more the merrier. say the farmcrs-or
rather. they did say so until they be-
gan to acquire motor cars for their own
use: " annoys them even now TO be
Obliged to haul their wagons almost
into the ditch for almost every auto
that comes along For it is undeniable
that country roads in these days arc
commonly utilized as racing tracks by
motorists, who. travelling at forty to
sixty miles an hour, will take aim at an
on-comlng vehicle at distance Of half
mile or so. with the idea of missing
IT by possibly II foot. This sort OF
thing is calculated to render the rural.
lst nervous, especially as, from time to
time, "A funeral in his family is the con-
| sequence.
In the automobile races, however, it
is case OF ''Greek meets Greek -
The innocent agriculturst can really
enjoy these exciting contests when it
falls to his lot TO witness them
When undertaken under proper and
fashionable auspices they take place in
the. open country, being run over
oruinary roads IN such an arrangement
that there shall be, say triangle, once
around which is a Jap in the course.
Enormous crowds gather for the spec
| tacle, most of the people assembling
at the corners of the triangle, because
| those are the points at which tho par
ticipants arc most likely TO be upset
and killed.
A sporting event of.this kind (suoh
as the Vanderbilt races. for e1ample)
is liable to result, as experience has
shown. in about three deaths and seven
F. or eight maimings of participants. It
is great fun. Not infrequently it
happens that one of the motor cars,
travelling at seventy miles an hour or
so, loses control and dashes into the
throng Of bystanders at turn, thus
adding considerably to the mortality.
worth mentioning, perhaps, that for
every person killed by automobiles,
about four are seriously injured-not
% reckon minor hurts.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-23

There are good many ways Of dying
IN motor mishap.
Due to Speed Mania.
1t goes without saying that a great
majority of the fatal accidents to peo-
pie riding in automobiles are attribut-
able to fast driving. Most persons who
drive such vehicles have little or no
knowledge of mechanics, and lack the
special training which would enable
them to do the right thing quickly and
instinctively in a perilous emergency.
The average man is elated by the
ability TO command superhuman speed
by the touch of a finger. He uses this
marvellous power reclslessly, not realiz-
ing the danger, and it Is not surpris-
ing that in frequent instances he should
bring destruction upon himself aud
others. This is what is called the
"speed mania.' Put great force in
the hands of an ignorant persona
description applicable to vcry many
motorists-and he will surely misuse
it, If he himself were the only suf-
ferer. one might be resigned, but be
kills other people. oh, yes; it happens
every day. And is this dangerous in
dividual punished! Not at all. He pays
a small fine. perhaps. and goes his way
rejoicing. The law rarely makes any
attempt TO inflict a penalty for mis-
deeds of that kind In fact, Jail SEN
tences for such offenses are almost un-
known. The court records everywhere
show an amazing lack not only Of con.
victions in cases Of the sort, but even
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-23

Another frequent cause of fatal ac-
cident is turning at high speed. OF
course il is n bore to have TO slow up
at a twist in "A road, but to do so is
only ordinary prudence. If this be not
done the wheels are liable to slip-thc
process is technically known as "skid~
ding and control over the dircc-
tion of the vehicles course is lost until
the wheels grip the road again Incl
dentnlly it is more or less likely to be
upset, perhaps turning turtle'' and
pinning the occupants beneath it.
Yet another way of getting into
trouble is TO coast down hill at full,
speed If one wheel strikes a soft
spot, the car is likely to upset. There
may be a patch of rain-washed sand
near the botton, Of the declivity, quite
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-23
CARE OF BABY'S
SKIN FROM BIRTH

Mothers throughout the world have
come to realize that no other soap 50
30 well suited for cleansing and preserv-
ing baby's delicate skin and hair az
Cuticura soap. 1t is 30 pure that 1t may
be used with confidence from the hour
OF birth. Warm baths with CuticurA
soap and gentle anointings with Cuticusa
ointment afford a safe. speedy and eco
nomcal method OF freeing the skin and
scalp Of eruptions. itchlngs. crustlngs and
chafings and OF establishing a permanent
condition OF skin and hair health,
Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-20
SILVER CITY OUTPUT

VIRGINIA CITY. New Nov. 1s.-
correspondence received from Silver
CITY shows that in october, mining
and milling activities were carried on
at about the usual rate of production,
and that the McTigue and Nevada
Mining, Reduction and Power com
pany's mill reduced in the neighhor-
hood of HOO tons of ore, and that the
cyanide plants of Phillips. Woodbury.
and Donovan treated approximately
1900 tons of tailings.
This with the various leasers at
work figured out fairly prosperous
month all around. The McTlgue mill
crushed ore from the Larry Peneglia
claim located above American Flat on
the Ophir grade and from the Silver
Hill dump and other leasers.
The Nevada Power companys Is
stamp Elill had busy month and the
principal source of ore was from the
lease on the Hartford mine, nearly 20
tons being furnished from that source,
and with very satisfactory cleanup.
Other small consignments of ore were
received from various sources and with
good returns.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-20
ARIZONA CANANEA WILL
TAKE UP ALL OPTIONS
Company Proposes to Begin 0p-
erations on a Large Scale.
Greene. .Cananea Output

GANANEA, Mexico. Nov. 19.-Word
has been received from the New York
offices of the Arizona-Cananea COM
pany that it has decided to take up
all the options which 1t holds on the
various properties in this district. This
means that the corporation will begin
operations on a large scale as soon as
possible David Miller of San Fran
cisco, who has been here on business
connected with the company, says the
company would undoubtedly begin
operations by the first of the coming
month or at least by January l.
The amount of property involved is
considerable and includes the Huer-
fana, Corrigidor, Mirita, Creston, Ma
tive, Blight, Elena, Martini, Escoces,
Pelon and Residual announcements.
All these properties lie to the south
east of Cananea and were owned by
separate companies.
Although the figures have not yet
been made public, the October output
of the Greene-Cananea company Will
be about the same as the preceding
month, 3,500,000 pounds. Six furnaces
are now in use at the smelter and 1t
is believed that this number will re-
main in use until the first of the year,
when the plant will probably run with
seven, on account of handling the
Miami concentrates, preparations for
the handling of which are now under
way,
The steel for the six new McDougal
furnaces has begun to arrive and work
on the steel building has begun.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-20
UNITED OIL BRINGS IN
NO. 8, NORTH MIDWAY
IN SHALLOW SECTION

The United oil company, according
to a report received from Superintendent
seifert Saturday, has just brought In
well No. on section 9. 1928. North
Midway. IL entered the sand with six
teen-inch casing and expects to finish
with one string of casing at depth
of about s2O feet. Mr.. seifert says the
oil appears to be twenty-one degrees
or better.
This well compares TO American well
No. 10. which came in on section 80,
adjoining the United, at a depth of go
feet oil from this well shot over the
derrick and the well n still flowing, 1t Is
said. at tho rate of about 5000 barrels
dnily.
oil from tho United well No. showed
"a tendency to shoot over the derrick
and as the company was not ready for
II. and TO eliminate waste. the drllers
shut off temporarily.
The United Oil company celebrated its
first birthday Saturday at Its new quar-
ters in the II. w. Hellman building
The first annual meeting will be held
next Saturday at the property in North
Midway.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-20
PRODUCTION
FELL OFF IN OCTOBER
Deep Drilling indicated by New
Companies May Bring
Field to Front

Ventura fields dropped slightly in
production in October. the wells com
pleted in September having settled IN
output somewhat. thus reducing tne
total yield OF the district. The yielu
for october is estimated at close to 3D.
900 barrels as compared TO 54'V0o oat-
rels in September. About half the out
put is handled by the Union OIL COM
pany. and the remainder is marketed
by miscellaneous concerns, principal
among whom is tho Densmore-Staoler
Refining company, operating plant IN
Los Angeles. The Capitol refinery at
Santa Paula also consumes part Oh
the outupt.
The largest single producer in Ventu-
ra, outside the Union Oil company is
the White star Oil company of Los
Angeles, H. J. Robinson, president
and ]. r. Kenny, secretary. The Whlte
Star has five wells producing In the
Little Sespe district, making about 9OOO
barrels monthly. 1t has one we'll drill
ing and is preparing to start one ana
possibly two more strings OF tools'
The Cosmopolitan Oil company has
two wells producing about $500 barrels
q month. Next to the White Star 1t Is
the largest producer in Ventura.
The BARD Oil and Asphalt company's
production is now about 5000 barrels OF
heavy oil monthly, small part OF
which is being taken by the Union " ~
company, the remainder going INTO
storage in field tanks.
A total of 260 wells is producing in
Ventura and twenty shut down prob
ably preparatory to abandonment
There are fifty-one wells drilling. De-
velopment work in this territory will
soon. be increased as the oil sands en-
countered below 1000 feet by the White
Star. the Pyramid Oil company ana
others have convinced operators that
deep drilling will show better results
than stopping at the levels at when
oil has previously been thougnI 10 eA-
list around 1900 and 1900 feet.
Competent oil men and seologlsts
are now revising their opinions as to
Ventura county, and many believe tnat
this territory will be looked upon with
more favor than ever as being one
of the best districts in the state for oil
speculation. 1t is known that mum.
formation preparatory to starting de-
velopment work.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-20
BULLFR0G MILL MAKES
ITS INITIAL CLEANUP

RHYOLITS, New. Nov. 19.-The
custom mill for the Bullfrog section
has completed it's first cleanup and
every one receiving payment there
from expressed satisfaction.
The Eclipse mill did not get its
sampling adjunct into service until
late last month, but it succeeded in
treating several hundred tons of ore,
marketed it's bullion and settled all
accounts promptly.
1t is now waiting for ore. Capacity
of the plant is forty tons daily. 1t
is not advisable to start up without
several hundred tons of ore in the
bins Like everything else which is
operated with a view to economy,
quantity in ore reduction is absolutely
necessary. The Eclipse mill is paying
on a basis of 80 per cent extraction,
and in order to do this volume is i'm
peratiye.
This plant can reduce 1900 tons
monthly. If the leasers and mine
operators will give the plant all it
can do. the amount of bullion turned
out will soon make an era of good
times apparent. Much ore is produced
here that averages $40 and $50. Ex-
tract 1000 tons monthly from which
can be saved only $50 ton and soon
prosperity will be smiling in every
mans countenance.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-20
NEWS OF THE MINES AND OIL FIELDS
ESC0NDID0 INTERESTED
IN ENCINITAS WILDCAT

Escondido citizens are getting the
oil fever. Advices received from there
state that w. H. Baldridge, Leo Esch-
er, w. n. Bradbury and ]. w. Jobes
and number of others are directly in
terested in tho fields of Encinitas.
They have large realty holdings in
the vicinity of the Wildcat oil belt.
Bradbury has five year lease on
the John Kelley ranch. which is part
Of the 13,O0O-acre Kelley grant. The
ranch house is less than mile from
the Clark oil well.
Bradbury and Baldridge are jointly
interested in lands near Encinitas,
which also show surface indications of
oil. Escher has obtained some of the
oil through which the drill at the Clark
well passed a few weeks ago, and is
much e1ated over the prospects. Word
has been received from Encinitas that
a well is to be sunk near the village on
the ocean beach.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-20
IN SUNDERLAND FIELD

The Summerland district, near Santa
Barbara, famous as the field where oil
is pumped out of the sea-" is produc-
ing about 5000 barrels from month to
month, most of which is marketed to
fuel consumers in Santa Barbara and
the remainder used in road-building.
Summerland oil is very heavy, con-
tanning a large percentage of asphalt
tum, thus making it peculiarly well
adapted to road-making purposes,
One hundred and forty-tive wells are
pumping an average of about barrel
and half of oil day.
There are no wells drilling in Sum
merland and the field seems doomed
to early extinction. There are many
operators, however. who believe that
deeper drilling in the Summerland dis
triot might open more productive
sand, but there are scores of better
prospects" in. other parts of the state
and Summerland will probably be all
lowed to die natural death.