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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-10-07
BUY Christmas Gifts Now.

guy LnFlStf1dS Stlls lNO"s
This is a good month to buy Christ
mas presents II O wise selection Is
made. SILK stockings are favorite
gift to girls and can be had for less
now than In December, IT. however,
you lind lovely ones In lace effects for
almost nothing. remember that lace
stockings Gre almost unrecogniHed now
By fashionable women, and the favor
tie is sheer, thin silk with clocks or
solid embroidery In self tones.
You may be tempted again to get
that feather boa which is so much
cheaper than any you ever saw Per
haps you think It will be Inst the gift
for the friend to whom you are under
such obligations. 4 strict answer TO
the why" would reveal that feather
boas are conspicuous by their absence
just new. 1t is the purchase for some
girl who does not keep to the top
notch of style. but an embarrassment
to the friend who does.
In purchasing bargains for gifts 90
III WSs lUh lci SoHui lHih6S AHuH Aoi
dainty pieces Of china, glass, silver
or antiques that are much reduced.
1t Is an excellent time to buy wedding
presents II there is an appalling array
of brides for the autumn.
Bits Of jewelry, novel hatpins or bel,
| buckles that are in good style now
| will be equally good at Christmas
| The same cannot be said Of ucckwear
and blouses. A pretty corset cover OF
combination and fine nightdress will
invariably make an acceptable gift,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-10-07
When WALKING Upstairs.

In walking upstairs the feet should
be placed squarely down on each step.
heel and all and then the work should
be performed slowly and deliberately.
In this way there is no strain on any
particular muscle. but each one is do
Ing It's duty in a natural manner.
Climbing stairs In this manner Is an
excellent form of exercise for the
lower limbs aud, provided the chest
Is thrown well back and the climber
does not get into the habit Of bending
half doubled when ascending stairs.
IL excellent for the lungs aud heart
The latter Is excited to more rapid
action ana the lungs get full play.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-10-07

.s
were killed or injured in the ihterur-
ban wreck at iStaunton, MofornlaA
Herman ana Conductor leonard TO
day refused to accept release ON
bonds in the sum of $4,000, offered
BY their trends,
they were arralgned at Carlinyii!e
this orning ana held for alleged
criminal nagligence. The evidence
on wh Ell they We're feli ~ TO the
effect that they ignored orders.
Chairman Berry Of Thine state board
of Railway and Warehouse ComIis
sioncrs. announced that the boa 4
void conduct an INVESTIGATION int
IA cause ol ne wreck.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-10-07
RIVER NEWS


The river marked 1872 feet on the
Cairo gauge last evening showing =
rise of AZ feet in "a hours.
Rising rivers were reported yester
day from points above here as fol
lows: Cincinnati 3d. Louisville 1.6
Evansville SO, Mi. Vernon 10, Mt
Carmel 60, Shawneetown As, Flor
etlee 2, Jacksonville 8, Paducah 60
Nj Louis 81, Chester is.
The Dick Fowler was in and out al
usual yesterday She will be the Pa
lacah packet today.
Capt. Harry Nichols has gone soutl
on tie Barrett, with Capt. Fran
karpsley as his partner
The Rees Lee will leave st. Loui
today for Cairo and Memphis. sh
VIII be due here tomorrow
The City of Savannah is being got
Ten ready to resume her 81 Louis
Tonnes see river trade
The Lee Line is negotiating for an
other beat to put in the St Louis
airo-Memphis trade. Capt Connor
said the company expected to hay'
several new boats next year
The Indian Oh Refining Company
towboat Barrett left last night Will
empty oil barges for New Orleans
Harry Nicaols went down as one o
ber. .p lots The oil company was TO
prepared 10 load the boat at presen
foT the New Orleans trip, but sen
the boat sorth TO bring back {
cargo of naptAa.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-10-07
Wise Brevities,

Abandon the impulse OF the mo
ment" attitude. Sleep on II and you
will feel different In the morning.
Truth is fragile. short lived. unob
rusiye, bold and sweet to the taste,
Artists teach outsiders where to look
for beauty and to discover il In places
where they have not seen it before
Education does not mean putting
into a chld's mind bucketfuls of facts
or even examining him with our own
religious opinions.
1T Is no isolated phenomenon Of the
twentieth century TO find together the
highest ideals ana the most contempti-
bic meanness.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-10-07
MRS BoLKSs- MISS ELEANOR SEARS.

MRS BoLkSS- 1888 ELEANoB SEARS.
Ola and Young, for pleasure and for
profit, women are keeping shoulder to
shoulder with uen in their strenuous
race for the successes that come from
mighty effort, Whether in the field
of business. philanthropy or athletic
sports the race is to the swift.
For several years Miss Eleanor Sears
has been accounted the most siren
uous and successful Of women in the
aIl round athletic class. This favored
Boston society girl handles the rib
hons over thoroughbred horses with
the best OF the crack whips and
drives her motorcar like professional
chauffeur She sails a boat with the
best Of them. plays tennis and makes
wonderful drives on the golf links.
Probably Mt this moment she is hav-
ing an aeroplune costume made for a
mapping" trip.
Miss Sears has all the energy that
should belong to youth and health, but
more remarkable still Is the career Of
Mrs Sarah Bolens. who, at eighty
years Of age, Ii q successful editor OF
a paper at Port Washington. Wis.
she can generally bc found in the edi-
torial rooms OF her paper, the Star,
and those in the oaire say that she
knows more than any one else about
It's makeup
Mrs BoleuS Is intellectually bright
and entertaining. Her memories Of
the early editors Of Wisconsin are uu-
impaired. aud she can tell interesting
une, dotes OF many of them.
Stirring tales can Mrs. BoIeus tell
of her childhood days. when the wo-
men wore mems clothes ana carried
rifles During the civil war. while her
husband, father and brothers were en-
gagged In the war Of the rebellion.
Sally Boens was publishing news.
paper. and she became the official head
of the Star upon the death Of her hus-
| band. Il position she is now filing, al
though In her eightieih year
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-10-07

Missouri cases will be watched With
interest
The court was to have given a
second hearing az the beginning OF
the term to the Baltimore and Ohio
Southwestern railroad cases, involy-
ing the question as to what should
be the unit for the assessment OF pen
altics for violations OF the twenty
eight hour law, governing the ship
nant Of live stock Last year the
court stood four in favor of holding
the train load to be the unit and four
in favor Of making the unit the sep
aFate shipments In view OF the tie
vote. it is now believed the case will
wait the filing of the vacancies
Earthquake Cases.
A case Involving the constitution
atty OF the California law of 1906,
providing for the quieting Of title to
real estate in case Of the loss or -.
5tFUctlon Of publIc records, as by
earthquake. win be heard according
10 present arrangements early in the
term
case IF r. Augustus Heinze.
A long list of prosecutions under
federal laws were also put forward
at the head OF the calendar for the
coming term Among these are the
appeal OF the government from tbs
action OF the New York federal
.ourts in setting aside the indies
nent aaginst r. Augustus Heinze or
charges of intent to defraud the Mer
camille National Bank of New Yorb
City. of which he was president: tbs
appeal OF the government from sim
lilaf treatment of the indictment
| against George Kissel New Yors
broker. and Thomas B Larned, o
Philadelphia. on charges OF hayin;
| conspired with the American Suga
| company to restrain interstate com
merce in violation of the Sherman
antitrust act by preventing tht
Pennsylvania Sugar Refining Com
oany from doing business; and sew
al cases involving prosecutions un
Ter the pure food and drug act,
World Libel Suit.
The last of the advanced cases /:
lie so-called World libel suit. The
government has appealed to the su
creme court from the action of New
York federal court in quashins th'
Indictment against the Press Publish
ing Co, publisher OF the New Yorl
World. on a charge of libel 1t was
alleged that articles were printed de
aiming William Fl. Taft, William Mel
SON Cromwell, Douglas Robinson
i Theodore Roosevelt, Charles P. Taft
and others in connection with ftht
purchase Of the Panama Canal.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-10-07

Consider their value.
Abuyr all, don't abuse them.
Do net read or sew by dim light.
Never use them when you are lying
down.
Reading in bed sounds good, but It's
ruinous.
1t l.; absolutely absurd TO read one
self asleep"
A book that would keep one awake
would not put one asleep
In reading one should try to have
the light from window from the
back
TO keep the eyes strong open them
every morning In clear, cool water.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-10-07
To Get Rid of pimples,

Small plnples which seem ON the
verge Of bursting should be opened
with a sterilized needle and the skin
covered with bit of cotton soaked
In dioxide Of hydrogen after pressure
has removed all Of the contents. which
will come out without drawing blood.
Leave this cotton Soaked In dioxide)
on the opened pimple for at least ten
minutes. Ii you are about to retire
you could wiring out the cotton and
bind 1t overnight Certainly no blood
poison could come after such sterIl-
izing.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-10-07
AUTO RACE is FATAL.

Des Moines, Oct. G.--J L. Meredith
head OF the ~aredith Automobile
Company, Of Masonic, Ia. was killed,
and ]. Wallace, an employe Of the
Sears Auto Company, Of Des Mones,
was fatally injured. when Their cars
In the fifteen nile race at the fair
grounds this afternoon eolllded at
the quarter stretch turn.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-10-07
PREPARING FOR FLIGHT,

Chicago, Oct. G.-The aviators who
are to engage in the Cbicago-New
York race Saturday made short trips
AT Hawthorne park today G. f. Will.
lard's work was the most spectacular.
He rose in his machine In a series Of
large spiral leaps more tnan a thous,
and feet.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-10-07
The Homsliext Woman.

Mile Polaire, the Partisan actress
who has won fame as the homeliest
woman 10 the world. with her wasp
waist and big mouth and feet, has
such n liking for cosmetics that even
her tongue and gums are colored,
while her face Is made to look a.
white as possible. With her dark hair
and eyes 1t is combination curious
and fascinating.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-10-07
MORE RECORDS BROKEN
Ealn of Last Three Days Exceeds
That Of Any Entire Month in
Forty Years, Except One.

As a record breaker the rains of
The past CT hours or from Monday at
: .. m. until Thursday at noon 10 q
cooker. In that time, according to
Observer Barron, 1895 inches of rain
fell. The greatest October precipita,
ton since the establishment OF the
weather station at Cairo forty years
ago was only 697 inches and the ay
erage rainfall for the entire month oil
October in this time was only 263
inches.
Tire recent rainfall exceeded that oil
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-10-07
TAYLOR FOR GOVERNOR
Nominated Yesterday by Democrats
Of Tennessee, Vice Governor
M. q. Patterson.

Nashville. Tenn, oct G.-The Demo
cratic state convention today nonI-
NATE Senator K. L. Taylor for cover
nor to succeed Governor NJ. r. Pat
iegsou, who resigat the nomination
recently John j, Vertrees, WAC a2-
pared in the BaIlinger inyestigat on,
was named for national committee
man,
This Is tlaa fuorth Democrat nomi.
mated for governor Taylor VIII not
resign as senator unless elected,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-10-07

the entire months of September, oc'
tober and November in any oil the
rast forty years. The highest record
in these combined three months was
e.12 inches. There was only one
month in all the forty years that eX'
caeded the precipitation OF the past
few DAYS, and that was January OF
1876 when the precipitation was l6.05
inches.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-10-07
ROOSEVELT STARTS SOUTH.

New Yogk, Oct. 6.-Rooseyelt left
on his southern trip to extend over
nine days aud to cover 3,249 miles, to-
day. He is to 90 directly to Atlanta
then to Hot Springs, Ark. From
From there into Illinois and Indiana
then back to New York, where he is
due on Friday night of next week. He
had no statement to make before his
Nenartnre.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-10-07

CaESed u weakness
and broken down
condition of the
system. | read so
rluohui 'H hat .ydi,.
d. piukhani's Veg.
etahle Com 20 und
had done tor other
suffering women !
Ieit sure it would
htlp me, and | must
say il d ! help ne
N0nderi'ully. My
Mains al left me. |
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-10-07
CHIEF JUSTICE FOX DEAD.

ST. Louis, Oct, G-Iames d. Fox,
chief Justice OF the Missouri supreme
court, died suddenly tonight Of APP
opleXy aged So. He was one of the
ablest lawyers in the middle west.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-10-07
TWO SECTIONS
Of BANKERS MEET
CONCLUDED from First Page)

m active force. As that portion of it
which is a factor in this country win
always be in The hands Of the mem
lers Of the American Bankers Asso-
iation, the ultimate solution of its
problem may be safely left 10 them. &c
Savings Banks.
The report OF the executive com
Hittee Of the savings bank section
reviewed the work of the year AMI
made various recommendations
The committee reported that at it,
Atlantic City meeting in NAY there
was an extended discussion upon the
matter Of segl egation Of savings de-
pos t. and il was voted That the INST
ter be referred 10 the executive coun-
ell with the reGuest that committee
be appointed to cons der the matter
to report at the convention at Los
Angeles. The matter was taken IN
at the meeting Of the council. but no
dec sion was reached AZ tie time.
The report continued:
The third meeting Of the conn n
tee was aeI at Los Angeles on the
Sd inst.
In accordance wiz the votes Of
The committee Appropriations wac
asked for OF lJe execut ye council
and one Of $500 AMI one OF $3.50
(instead Of S2.50ejwere granted. Ire
finances OF tie section ana the use.
to which these appropriations wer.
put VIII be fully reported TO yon by
your secretary. whose accounts have
been duly aCdilci by Mr. Lathe az
voted.
You attention Is specially cal'ad
to tae con,c ontiou2 activities o. yoal
committees, reports Of which viii bc
made 10 yer In dre course The az
tendance al committee meetings has
been large ana enthusiastic AMI OK.
celient results have been accom-
olished by them. special recognition
oeing due TO the postal savings bank
committee ana the savings bank 1av
con mittee because Of the extraorli
nary labors put upon them duriuf
the past year. The work of the firs'
named committee was Of the b gaest
order, and the enactment into law o
postal savings bank bin not from
any failure on your committees part
in placing before the public ire cco
nomic and business facts affecting
the proposed legislation.
"The work Of the savings bank law
committee looking toward a greater
uniformity Of laws governing savings
lepos rs, speaks for itself in the re-
narkafly complete and clear com
Darson OF Inc laws of the various
states governing such deposits con.
piled by taem under the admirable ILL.,
ection Of it's chairman.
1T $ but proper that there should
We embodied IN this report soAc spa.
cial notice Of the lalors ana ACTIN
ties Of the secretary OF the section
lie has been rntirrg In his devotion
TO the interest in. its activities, ana
the section owes no little OF It's pres
ent success to MS untlring industry
in its behalf"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-10-07
BEING FORCED OUT.

Washington, Oct.G+-~National banks
whtt give no promise Of improve
mert, are being steadily forced out
Of business During the twelve
montaR ending Oct. |, 1i3 national
banks went into disqualification.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-10-07
HOxSEY TO FLY FROM
SPRINGFIELD TO ST. LOUIS

st. Louis, Oct 6.--Arch Hoxsey, a
Wright aviator, will fly from Spring
field, Ill, to st. Louis, distance OF
50 miles, next Saturday The an
nouncement was made tonight
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-10-07

The day was Cloudy. RainfaE Tor
hours ending last evening meas
re.s. 1853 inches, making 1923 inches
81 hours. The government nulle-
tin reported rain fron 70 points she
haagiest being G62 at Galveston, i.o4
al Louisville, Al at Cairo, Ala at
,leYphis. 80 at st. Louis. This was
FIJI "a hours ending yesterday morn
ing. Temperature was generally
lower.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-10-07
WOULD RATHER
STAY N JAIL
MoToRMAN AND CONDUCTOR &C.
cUSEC or NEGLIGENCE IN
TRkcTloN WRECK FEAR THEY
WOULD BE ATTACKED.

Springfield Oct G-Relieyiug them
selves safer IN custody than flee ana
exposed to the preiu.ices OF the
trends and relatives Of those who
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-10-07
Ecrecacts For Today.

Cairo and vicinity: Fair: not much
orange III temperature.
Illinois: Washington, Oct. 6.-Fair
RI lay ami Saturday. Slowly rising
temperature; light variable winds
shifting to south.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-10-07
Not a Talksr.

"pid you ever have to eat your
Words No ] keep NY mouth
shut,"-C Cleveland Leader.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-10-07
The Poor Hans.

DO You think there's money In
hcnsT We'll, If there is they keep
II Ncll secured.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-10-07
WANTS HER
LETTER
PUBLISHED
For Benefit of Women who
Suffer from Female Ills

Minneapolis, MINI. / was a great
sufferer from female troubles which
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-10-07
Sun and Moon.

Note: The above sun and moor
], cord IS for Illinois and approx
rates the time at Cairo within a few
ninutes.l
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-10-07
Yesterdays Cairo Temperature.
General Conditions.

At IL midnight tsdreet record -,
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-02-25
SAUNDERS FOWLERIS
TIPPED FOR THE PLACE

In river circles Saunders A. Fow-
ler is tipped as president of the Pa
ducah and Evansville Packet COM
pany. as successor of Coptain II. c.
Gilbert, who has resigned, owing to
i'll health. A meeting of the directors
will be held Monday In Evansville,
and the talk is strong that Captain
Fowler will be elected to the presi'
dency of the company. Mr.. q. c..
Crumbaugh. of Paducah. is secretary
and treasurer of the company. Mr..
Fowler is director of the company.
and IL is said that he has served the
company so well as the Paducah
agent, that he will be honored. The
company operates the steamers Joe
Fowler and John S. Hopkins between
paducah and Evansville. and is Que
of the oldest packet companies on
the lower Ohio river.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-02-25
NEW JERSEY BEGR
PROBE IS WORKING
IsUBPOENAs FOR PRINCIPAL Of
FICERS OF NATIONAL PACK
ING COMPANY TRUST.

Jersey City, n. j., Feb. 25.-Sub-
poenaes for four chief officers of the
Corporation Trust company, OF New
Jersey, the holding company of the
National Packing company, we're is
sued today as the latest move of the
Hudson county grand jury against
the beef trust. Howard Wood, presi-
dent; w. II. Chesebrough, vice-presi-
dent; Kenneth McLaren, treasurer,
and ]. B. Boston, secretary OF the
Trust, are the men sum-
moned.
An attempt has been made 70
bribe Prosecutor Garvan, of Hudson
county, New Jersey, to drop the pros
ecution of the meat packers. accord
ing to a statement made by an OFF,
cial of Mr.. Caravans Office.
The allegation is that two men
from Chicago had approached an ae-
quaintance of Mr.. Garvan and indi-
rectly suggested that the prosecutor
would retire a rich man If he would
drop the prosecution of the meat
packers. These men, II is further al
legged. asked whether the prosecution
of the packers was a question or
money. and added that Mr.. Gravan
would come into possession of a
large sum of money il he would drop
the present proceedings.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-02-25
Deputy sheriff. Killed.

Memphis, Tenn, Feb. pa race
war is imminent here today, follow
ing a shooting of Deputy Sheriff w.
II. Lucy by Aaron Norfieet, a negro,
in the farm house of George c. Ben
nett, a famous turfman and owner
of the New Orleans baseball team.
Although Norfieet was killed imme-
diately afterward by Deputy Hamil-
ton Ray, feeling runs high and ne
groes are afraid to go near the house
where Norfleet's body has laid near
" Is hours. Lucy and Ray went to
the farmhouse early today to arrest
the negro. The latter seized a shot
gun and blew off the top of Lucy's
head as he grabbed at the barrel.
Ray then shot the negro with a re-
volver as he started TO run from the
room.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-02-25
Odd Fellows News.

Mrs. Emma Ochs, of Newport, state
presiuent Of the Rebekahs. left this
morning for Barlow after spending
several days in the city. She Is
making an inspection trip over the
state, visiting the lodges. From Bar
low she will visit Massac, in the coun-
ty, where a new lodge of the Daugh-
ters of Rebekah will be instituted.
Last night the Mangum lodge of Odd
Fellows initiated ten new members.
The new members were in the large
class that was scheduled for member
ship last week, but owing to the bliz-
zard all of the work was not CON-
pleted.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-02-25
FALL FAIR PLANS
ARB In BALANCE
ALL DEPENDS ON WHETHER AS
ISOLATION HAS SUPPORT
OF MERCHANTS.

Whether Paducah has a fair next
autumn will depend upon what aid
and encouragement the business men
aud merchants of the city extend to
the promoters. This was decided this
morning, when a meeting of the di-
rectors of the Paducah Fair associa-
tion was held. After the first fair
the association practically broke even
and stands ready to repeat the fair
this year If the promoters are assured
that the merchants will lend them as
sistanoe. Last year large crowds were
drawn to the city by the races and
IL is hoped to hold the fair under
more suspicious circumstances this
fall.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-02-25
SITE OF SKYSCRAPER
BEING CLEARED OFF

BY night the site for the new sky
scraper of the City National bank
will be a heap OF rubbish. The work
OF dismantling the old buildings has
progressed rapidly. and today Con-
tractor III. NJ. Weikel said that he
would have all of the walls down be-
fore quitting time tonight. All the
wood construction has been removed
and the bare walls were pushed
down. IL will take considerable time
TO clear up the old bricks, but a
large force of men will be put 10
work cleaning the brick. and it is ex-
pected to begin the foundation by
March 10.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-02-25
Only One Disturbance
in Pbiiadeipbia Today

Philadelphia. Feb. 25.-0nly ono
disturbance occurred this morning
when a policeman was badly hurt and
a number OF rioters beaten up. At
Sixth street and Columbia avenues a
car on which Patrolman George
Pastre was riding was stoned. One
of the missiles rendered Pastre in
sensible. Other policemen and the
state police charged the crowd, using
maces. The mob broke and only one
arrest was made.
The meeting called for Sunday Is
only TO afford the union men a
chance for discussion. as each union
must hold It's own referendum before
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-02-25
Farmers Union Meeting.

r. Il. Barnett, state secretary of
the Farmers union, returned last
night from Gum Springs in Living
ston county where a successful coun-
ty union meeting was held yesterday.
Mr.. Barnett will leave tomorrow for
Kuttawa, where a meeting of the
LYON county union will be held, while
early next week he will leave for
Washington in the interest OF several
bills pending in congress and adyo-
Gated by the Farmers union.