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The Cairo bulletin., 1910-11-12

NEWS FROM OUR NEIGHBOURS


and Mrs Vivian montgomery Oh
-Four street.
Miss I4a II. Wright OF Shawnee,
oNn was the guest Of hes cousin.
Wis, lohn Dishinger On Main street
asfaalas TAX while On route to Ken
leth, Mo, where she mas a position
as school teacher she was accom-.
panied as far as Cairo by Mrs, z sh-
niger Thursday.
Miss Minnie Boyd retyrned home
Thursday from Anna where she It
tended the wedding OF a relative
Mrs A. L. Compton and Mrs Hall
Whitaker were Mounds visitors
Thursday.
A dance in the Perks and Higgins
hall was enoyjed by a large number
If the social set Thursday evening
The Polk Preserving Co, had their
,anner day Thursday as far the pump
lin season is concerned. They t.re
,ad a splendid run since about Oct.
5th but on Thursday the zenith was
reached when they put up 500 cases
ga cans to the case) OF this yellow
.ruit For this work they are EN-
ploying large force Of men and
women and expect 10 operate I'LL
sout Dec. LIST.
Mrs. Thos. Kinney was Mounds
isitor Thursday.
Several of our citizens attended
he funeral of Phillip Stern at Mounds
thursday afternoon. Deceased was a
'ember Of the Masonic order at Ohm
ed and the services were in charge
! Jf that lodge. The majority Of 1ie
| Masonic lodge from this cts were
resent Among others from this city
Fere Mr., and Mrs. Chas. Wehrenbere
cd son Chas, DR. ami Mrs II White
,ter MRS A. L. Compton, Mr. AMI
Mrs H. v Handley, Mrs Margare;
BURST and daughter, Miss Lulu, j. =
Waugh and Ben Blum
Mrs Helen Newso.ne Of Pulaski, II
he gneT Of her neice, Mrs Margaret
| Iuls on uppu Main street
Rev and Mrs. NJ. B. Baker, Mrs
| VI. Il Perrine and little daughter
Virginia spent Wednesday Afternoon
With Rev and Mrs Loar in Cairo.
Mr.. and Mtes. c. S. Britton, Mrs T
VI. Ford, Mrs. A, w. Williamson, Mrs
c. NJ. Gaunt and Miss Blanche Oar
ragh of this city, Mr.. and Mrs. f
| Block, rs Ed Hartman, Mrs. Abbit
Sandeson, Mrs. p G. Bride and VIM
Gallon Of Mounds, Mrs. Ben Hordecl
! If Marseilles H., Mrs. Thornton O.
hnna and Rev. J. w. Britton of Yer
gennes attended the funeral of Mrs
r l.. Brtton at Villa Ridge Thurs
lay.
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COLDS AND GRIP GO


N'ftlii~s ESQ that yor can take viii
hrc1k ,our cold CT end grippe -
promptly as a dose Of Papc's Cold
Camrourd every two hours 1t!i
three COZ scutlve doses are taken
TIC mnst miserable neuralgia pains
tc3da 4, dgllness, head and nose
stuffed IN reyerishncss, sneeging, run
ming OF TIC nose, sore throat, mucous
catarrhal DISCHARGES, soreness, " r.
ness, Rheumatism paira and other
distress begin 70 leave aster the very
first dose,
Pape's Cold Compound is the result
of three ycqrs' research at cost OF
;aore than fifty thousand dollars, and
contains no quinlne, which we have
eonchsively demonstrated Is not Ell
feet We in the ticaraent of colds or
grippe.
Fake this harmless Compound as
directed, with the knowledge that
there Is no other medicine .rIade any
where else IN tie world, which will
cure your cold or end CIR pc misery
as promptly and without ANY other
assistance or bad after-eifecis as a %
/ cent package Of apes Coll Com
pound, which any druggist in the
world can supply
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MOUND CITY.
November 10.

Mrs. Ernest Reese was the guest oil
Ratiycs In Mounds Thursday
sr Geo. b. Howard was in CAIRO
aursday on business.
IN. IA. Pccrine of Alton arrived
sgrsday to join his family who are
IL guests OF Rev. and Mrs. M. b.
|ker
Mrs. II. Dalton returned home
.ursday evening from a few days
Hit with relatives in Sikeston, Mo.
Mrs. Watt Wright and daughter
ss. Mamie Estes of Valley Recluse,
lint Thursday with Mrs II. NJ Pal
III ON High street.
Mrs. NJ l.. Sandige and two children
Chattanooga, Tenn, arrived Thurs
II tc be the guests OF her mother
S. Emma Porte and other rela
les in the city
Mrs. W. l.. Beverly was a Cairo Wis
II Thursday
"A. NJ Scherck and NJ. ] Mcbride
|Villa Ridge were In the city Thurs
Nv on business.
Mrs. r. B. Goe and daughter Miss
|iia of Mounds were shopping here
tuesday.
|rhree new phones were installet
tuesday by the Home Telephonf
|mpany. They are Fred Come.
/. 2l9, Sheriff Chas, f. Wehrenbere
!. 2lS and Clyde Murphy whose
|mber Is 104.K.
miss Adah Coleman or Vienna Il
| i guest OF Mr.. and Mrs, G. A, Comp
H or Commercial avenue.
Is A. Steers of America was il
|yn Thursday on business.
Master George Montgomery is quit
at the home of his parents, Mr.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-11-12
ELL down EMBANKNEHT
I'D Resident of Pulaski County Met
Death Suddenly Yesterday
at Wetaug.

Henry Lowery, Of Wetaug, III, a
tired merchant of Mounds, fet
avn an embankment near Wetaus
yesterday and dislocated his neck
living soon afterwards without te
gaining consciousness.
Deputy Coroner P. w. Thompson
ummonea jury which returned a
erdict in accordance with the facta
boya stated.
Mr. Lowery was about G5 years ell
md was a prominent citizen OF Pm
ask county.
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NOTICE.

The Knights OF Columbus viii hcid
their memorial service al Calvary
Cemetery, Villa Ridge Sunday No.
vcn,ber re. Train viii leave 18th
street at 2 p. n. sharp.
All brothers are requested to meet
at X. c. Hall at p. M. sharp, will
march in body to train, preceded by
{. M. r. Bard. Public cordially in
vited. Tickets so cents round trip.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-11-12
A RE cOMM ENDATloN.

NOV 8, 1910
Mr.. Rollo Fl. Spanu, Agent,
Merchants Life Association,
Caro-, I'll.
Gear Sir
| received today check for $1,000
n payment Of policy held by my hus-
band, Edward Koehler, who died Oct.
iO,1910
wish to thank YOU for your
romnt payment and cheerfully rec
'mnenl to my friends, who, desire
lie Insurance, The Merchants Life
association, Burlington, Iowa.
Yours very truly,
MRS. SISERENA KOEHLER
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N THE HORSE is t{fnlG F2R n tKEEH
III Ar /3lVNIxlqL ,SHOgt. new Y0RT EYYYig

the retired list Society pfoui es tC
make the show a meGcriN one for
lavish dinners and display Ct gowns
Hundreds Of prominent people IRON
score Of cities have engaged boxes
and seats
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-11-12

More crowned heads Of Europe have
Gent 1ofses to take Fart IN the exhi-
hitiop man ever Before. while the
entries from Tie u4'tel States dem
anstrato Chat thc automobile and the
nnrnnlnnn have mot NUT he horse on
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-11-12

working man and wore gloves,
AZ 10 o'clock last night the posse,
Of 25 or 70 men, had not
captured tac fugitive, but We're stilE
looking for hind, with tnc roads under
stf!c. surveillance
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-11-12

The Home Telephone Company
wishes to announce the issue Of q
new d~octory Prospective subscrih-
ers should r!ace their applications at
once.
HOME TELEPHONE co.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-11-12
MUCH EXCITEMENT
flE. no SNATcHED PURSE FROM
t&1Y Al MoUNDS--P0SSE
IN PURSUIT.


ase.leEcr #as caused IN
v ends last ni8h Y IN It became
lown that nc VIA snats Aed a
III ec N Mrs. |. IA, lamp o, taat
aat 5;fJ y. w. Mrs. Camp
"a ! ean opp (. IN aira, and was
mfa 4 t3 MA ,a by Ms. r.
N and MIS-. Nm, Gallon
l aides went from the
&a dG stalic9 10 Commerc al
Aotc,, ere ANS. Camp left the
'other two tnd.2s aod started for mgr
home 4 ut two bloei away.
Ks she was crossng the street UNI
der tee full glare 6; an electric arc
light, she noticed negro coming to-
ward her. but paid no attention to
him, until he was ihectly orpos re
Ter, when he made q lunge AT .lef
anil wrested her purse from her
hand.
Mrs. Camp was badly frightened
and ran screaming back to the hotel
where she was met by Marshal Ed
Dick, who at once summoned,a crowd
of men and started in pursuit of the
, negro, VIC lad run up an alley and
started toward the National Gene
terry.
In the purse which was snatche'
were thfea 33t rs In bills, som
chance aud soI 9 small purchase
which Mrs. Carp had made il
Cairo.
Mrs. Camn described ne negro a
a very lIsaii man, ressod as
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-03-11
Carmen MatienZO

La distinguida elegantc senorita
Carmen Matien2o, taquigrafa de la Ca
mara de Delegates, saldra manana pa
ra SUI residencia de Ponce. terminados
sus trabaios en- Ia legislature.
La senorita Matienzo, cuenta con
con arraigadas amitades en- esta ciudad.
lie deseamos un bRen viaje
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-03-11
Grandes CrimeneS
LA VISTA DEL JUICIO

Ha empezado verse en- Mayaguez,
ante aquella Corte de Distrito, un jul
clio criminal que ha lamado poderosa-
mente la atenci6n pnblica, por asesinato
en- primer grado, perpetrado en- la perso-
na de Angel MartelI, de San German.
Martell fue envenenado por su querida
Maria del Carmen Meiendez, en- combi-
naci6n con Juan Fores Casiano.
FL Jurado Sc ha compuesto de los Sc
lores siguenites:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-03-11
GABLEGRAMAS.
ServIclo Especial del BoIetIn MePcantlI
Ia election de Mss. Cobb
Ell CANDIDATE DERROTADO

Nueva York, viernes.-fos repubeanos han eegido a
Mr. Cobb para sueeder Mr.. Ais leader del Senado d.
Albany.
Mr.. Hughes Root ha hecho oposci6n formidable a
La designation de Mr. Cobb pretendiendo mponer SUI
candidate Mr. Humen que ha sdo derrotado toalmente
Los repubcanos muy satsfechos del result
Eade de la eeeci6n.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-03-11
Ia escm adw n de Can a d5
PARA AUNENTAR LA ARMADA INGLEsA

Nueva York, yernesEl parIanento de Canada ha oasa
o bill creando una escuadrla de cnco cruceros seis
4oEreseros para reforzar la escuadra inglesa
Este rasgo de la coona aut6noma ha prodcido en- on
grss legitimo entrlsiasIno
kfi goberno de Canada propone a,mentar Ia esadra
taSos los amos
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-03-11

Antonio Nadai, Jose E. Martinez, Jo-
Sc E. Nadal, Eugenio Nadal, ose Mora,
Jacobo Bravo, Raoul Gomez Pine, Pri-
mltlyo Grau, Adolfo Ruiz, Julio Perez,
Luis Duran, Luis Borb6n. 1
Ell defensor del acusado es ell joven le-
trado senior Jose Sabater, y de la de
Melendez el lieenciado Ramirez NadaI.
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Asociada a la leche, que es STEM
pre- indispensable para ell nno en- los
primeros amos de su vida la {" Fosfa-
tina Falieres aporta al organsmo
todos los elementoS necesarios para
su perfecto mantenimiento.
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LIBROS DE MISA - CARTERAs
En- ell "BOLETIN MERCANTIL"
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-03-11
LIN dssego samgriemto
en Rom
Ell GENERAL DI CASSATO. HERIDO

Ell GENERAL DI CASSATO HERIDO
Nueva York viernes-Comunican de Roma que el dpu-
tado Chiesa h6 duelo lie veintcuatro asatos al e
neral di Cassato los ojos la cara.
E combate fu6 yeraaderamente emocionantc
E general Sc deend6 brayauente Ioeo csta herido de
gravedad
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1910-10-01
COLLYER
ness.

The weather has begun to don
it's fall suit.
Wheat drilling viii soon be a
thing of the past.
Rev. Ziegenfuss was a Voda
visitor Sunday evening.
Chas. Downie has gone on an
extended trip to California.
The bargain sales draw large
crowds nearly every day.
Monday night there was hard
frost in several near localities.
A severe hail and rain storm
visited this locality Sunday even
ing.
Ralph Austin and family en-
tertained his parents and sisters
last week.
Mrs. VIM. Austin, of Voda.
was the guest of Mrs. Chas.
Thiel Monday.
II. J. Ryan was a Collyer visi
tor Monday, and left for eastern
points on the local.
Chas. Glenn and brother Joe
shipped a car of fat hogs to
Kansas City last week.
Miss Ethel Kirkendall, of Voda,
was the guest of the Misses
Brown Monday evening.
Mrs. Jesse Kessler and little
daughter spent Saturday even
ing with Miss Belle Glenn.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1910-10-01

Since the fly swatter has come
into use the houses are compare
lively free from flies. A woman,
a fly and a fly swatter can't stay
in the same room one holy
minute. All that the good ladies
needed was an implement with
which to do the work, and the
war of determination began.
May it not be that if the ladies'
were given a weapon, say it is
the ballot, they would inaugarate
a swatting" campaign a t
would mean a cleaner and better
government, a higher NOR "a
standard for the servants of the
people, and the elimination of
much of the graft and rottenness
found in public places. Anna
Carlson.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1910-10-01
VODA

Everybody busy sowing wheat.
c. Wolf had the misfortune to
lose valuable horse.
Bradley Brown delivered cat
tie to w Keeney buyers Monday.
Prof. Bill Law, of Wa-Keeney.
put down a well for Judge Knoll
Robt. Kirkendall went to To
peka Tuesday to accompany his
wife home.
VIM. Cox was in the ST. Peter
neighborhoOd Monday He must
ne learning the Russian Ian
guage.
The early sown wheat looks
would have wheat pasture in the
near future.
Harry Miller is all smiles
Who wouldn't be if they got to
sit between the two best looking
school marms in the county.
WILDER Kirkendall will leave
the promised land for Sharon
Springs Thursday a. m, where
he goes to take charge of a lum-
Der yard. We wish him success
| in his new home.
r. Owen and W. d. Austin
attended the Socialist lecture al
Wa-Keeney Monday night. L,
was one of the best lectures the
writer has heard since coming tC
Kansas. There was a good sized
crowd out to hear the speaker
and they heard facts from start
to finish. 1t put one in mind OF
Republican insurgent.
Mr.. and Mrs. Owen enter
tanned a few of their friends a
dinner Sunday, Those present
were Mr.. and Mrs. G. Crockel
| and son, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred anc
Otto Schwanback, Ruth n {
Charley Coy, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM
Cox, Miss Carpenter. Miss Bry
ant, Chas. Miller, Mr.. and Mrs
Augustus Jacob Ellermeyer
Miss Ellermeyer, Mrs. Allen
John Kistoff. w. d, Austin anC
wife and sons Stanley nC
Herald.
Mr.. Ralph Kristoff and Mis-!
Anna Benisch were married a
the probate judges Office Tues
day, September 81, by the Pro
bate Judge. Mr.. Kristoff is
prosperous young farmer am
was born and reared on a farm
at VOda. Miss Benisch is tn
only daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
". Benisch, II miles south o
| Wa-Keeney. She is a gradual
of the Wa-Keehey High schOc
and has been one of the success
full teachers in the county. Th
young couple will start keeping
house on their farm at Vods
We wish them all kind of happ
ness
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1910-10-01

have my failings, but hunt
ing up people in an effort to es-
tablish a relationship with them
Is not one of them. This craze
for finding relatives is a phase of
human nature I have never been
able to understand, since rela-
tives, generally speaking, are
very unsatisfactory And yet, a
lot of people habitually indulge
in the practice. I recall that
some years ago a chump in Ok
lahoma spent the better part of
six months writing me letters in
which he endeavored to establish
q strain of relationship between
us. 1 had all the relatives ]
wanted and answered none OF
his letters, but he persisted in
his efforts fer several months
4 should like few more good
friends, but I am already over
stocked on relatives and find
those on hand unsatisfactory
Dodd CASTOR.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1910-10-01

Miss Mildred Cass, of the Wa
Keeney High School, was the
guest of home folks Sunday.
Miss Annie Thiel went to Wa
Keeney Tuesday to act as maid
of honor for the Kristoff- Benisch
nuptialS.
VIM. Lowiner's residence, now
in course of erection, will be,
when completed, one of the finest
in Trego county.
You need no fifty dollar coupon
to buy piano of us; we sell at a
far better discount than that
for high grade pianos.
J. DIETRICH, Sr., has in his yard
a mass of the most beautiful
dalilias and asters that could be
found in Western Kansas.
Fred Hickman and family and
Miss Lucy Courtright were
among the guests at the wedding
of Miss Virgie Mosier, at La
Crosse, which took place last
| Monday.
Collyer came near having a
disastrous fire the other day; the
coal sheds of the Collyer Lum-
Der Co were on fire and only for
prompt action, serious confia-
grafton would have been the re
suit.
The social held at the residence
of Geo. Morell. last Friday even
ing, was one of the most social
events of the season, and about
seventy five people were present.
All those attending had a fine
time.
A jolly crowd of young folks
enjoyed themselves Sunday al
Castle Rock. Among the jolly
Gro I'D were. the Misses Stella
and Dorothy Brown and cousin.
Miss Lille and Florence Tilton.
Messrs VIM. Polkosky, W. Ladon
Clarence ard Bert Tilton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Brown
have the sympathy of the com
munity in the recent sudden ill
, ness and death of their only be
loved son, who passed to his
heavenly home Sunday evening
about eleven O'Clock after an i'll
ness of but a few days. AgeC
only a little over four months
The funeral was held Monday
afternoon at four O'Clock from
the family home and the little
one was laid to rest in the Coll
yer cemetery. The funeral wa:
largely attended by syInpathiz
ing relatives and friends.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1910-10-01

If you get statement from a
man you owe it is not sign that
he thinks you are poor pay. 1t
simply means that he is bust
ness man and uses business
methods, sending out statements
to everybody who owes him snd
pushing those who neglect pay
ment. The man who neglects
lis collecting won't be in bust
ness very long. Jewell Repu bill
can
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1910-10-01
SOUTH TREGO

Earnest Smith is around buy
ing fat cattle.
This locality was visited by a
nice rain Sunday night.
Wedding bells are ringing in
this neck of the woods
F. S. Lemarr traded with Wa
Keeney's merchants Friday.
Otto Olsen has been staying in
the city the last part of the week.
James Benisch and Hawley
Smith visited at the M. V. Smith
ranch Sunday.
George Michaelis and family
went to Garden City Saturday to
work in the beets fields.
Mrs. F. S. Lemarr is assisting
Mrs. j. j. Jackson the past week
with her household duties.
Chas. Folker's two cousins
from Illinois are here visiting
the family for a short period.
Jim Young, of Ransom, Kans,
is going to move on the w. [.
Barber place of Cedar Bluffs.
Remus Schneider and family
will move onto the Bell place
| usually called Old Riley place.
M. V. Smith and sons pur-
chased forty head of m X d
cattle from ". Benisch Monday
Emil Davidson entertained
friends at a party Wednesday
evening in the good old bachelor
style.
Harry Smith transacted bust
ness IN Wa-Keeney Tue day
: afternoon. He made the trip in
his new auto.
The farmers are busy picking
corn and drilling wheat. Some
are taking advantage of these
moonlight nights.
/ John Olsen, son of Otto Olsen
is erecting a fine house on his
place on the Smoky river. He
also is putting up many nice out
buildings.
| Fred Defines and G. Rohn pur
chased their school furniture
last week from Ogallah districts
for their school which will com
meDce next month.
Andrew McKinley's house pre-
sents a nice appearance at its
present stare. and under the
direction of Solomon Defines. is
fast nearing completion
Daniel Deitz is reported to be
very sick at present. Drs. Jones
and Herrick are in attendance
His many friends are sorry te
, hear of his recent illness.
Smith Bros. shipped six cars
of mixed stock to Kansas City
|, Saturday night. Harry n
Earnest went with the cars OF
stock and expect to sojourn IL
Kansas City for a few weeks.
| Chris Defines, of Rus ell
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1910-10-01
HI. S. GIVLER, Agent.

The Atchison Globe tells the
following story on society in
Oklahoma, which is good reading,
but likely very far from the
actual status of the case down
there: A belated traveller who
was compelled to stay all night
in backwoods cabin down in
the Little River country in Okla
homa, says that soon after a
frugal meal, tall gaunt youth of
IL and an equally sallow and
gaunt girl of II, both barefooted.
took their hats from wooden
pegs in the wall, and prepared to
go out. whereupon the mother,
taking her pipe from between
her teeth, said, reprovingly: Go
long and wash your feet Levi,
you and Looly both. Haint you
shamed to go off to an evening
party withot washin' your feet?''
They obeyed, but as Levi took
the washpan from the bench by
the door, he said with a grumble
I'D bout as leave stay at home
from the party as to have to fiz
up"
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1910-10-01

brother to @. d. and J. 81. Defines,
is here overseeing his farming
interests and also has an inten-
ton of buying more real estate
if suitable
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1910-10-01

Notlce-All persons are here
oy warned not to hunt or tres
pass In any manner on the Mo
OF IL SW of 2 and Sc 3-13-24
Chas. Spitsnaugle.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1910-10-01

We have used it for four years
and know what we are talking
about. We have tried others but
it don't cut the dust like Wizard.
We keep it on hand in casks of %
so and 100 lbs.
Call at World Office and we will
show you how to keep the dust
down.
HI. S. GIVLER, Agent.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1910-10-01

Correct Abstracts-W. III.
Swiggett-
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1910-10-01

Picked pork at Bakers
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-02-09
SCIENTISTS will
POSTPONE TRIP
Boston Researchers Will Delay Visit
Here on Account Of Being
Under Impression That They
Cannot Leave the Islands When
Ready.

The American Association for tho
Advancement OF Science of Boston
has had under advisement for some
time the project Of paying a visit
to these Islands for the purpoH of
research and other study. but they
have concluded to postpone their
"trip.
The reason OF this postponement
Is the fact that they have been told
that 1t was next to impossible to get
away from the Islands on any exact
date, and the society has even gone
SO far as to take the matter up with
the steamship people, who, 1t would
seem, have not given them much en-.
Encouragement.
Mr.. Bryan of the College Of Ha-
lwall has received letter from Pres
ident Jordan OF the Stanford Uni
yersity. who expected to join the
scientific party when they made the
"trip.
The letter follows and fully ex-
lnluins Itself:
Dear Mr.. Bryan:-The matter OF
going TO Honolulu was discussed at
Boston at the meeting of the Amer
lean Association. 1t was felt that
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-02-09
EMPLOYER IS RESPONSIBLE.

The Territorial Supreme Court has
reversed the Judgment OF the trial
court in the case OF Edward Camp
bell VS.. Hackfeld & Co.. which was
In favor OF the latter. and has or
dered new trial.
The case grew out of the fact that
Campbell was injured while work.
ing In the hold OF a ship by part OF
a slingload of freight falling on him,
caused by the breaking of sling,
the unsafe condition Of which had
been reported to the person In
charge.
The syllabus of the opinion OF the
Supreme Court is that an employer
is responsible for the acts OF Its
agents in not providing safe tools
and appliances for the handling OF
the cargo. The company pleaded the
fellow servant defense, but the SUI
preme Court rules that this does not
hold, as Babel was acting not as
Campbell's fellow servant, but as the
agent of the employer.