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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-09-09
APPROVE CONTROL
BY THE NATION
Concluded from First Page.)

long to all the people, and should be
developed, protected, and perpetuated
directly for the benefit OF all the peo-
pie. and not mainly for the profit OF
few.
Another is that the natural re.
sources still owned by the people
which are necessaries OF life, like
coal and water power, should remain
in public ownership and should be
disposed Of only usder lease for limit
led periods, and with fair compensa-
ton to the public for the rights
granted
As to Our Waters.
l. Every stream should be made
useful for every purpose in which II
can be made to serve tie public. The
preparation of a broad plan Is needed
without delay for the development O
our waterways for navigation. domes
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-09-09
Fifty Years Ago Today.
Sept. 8.

King Emmanuel ii. Of Sardinia
proclaimed king Of Italy at Ma
Piles.
twenty-five Years Ago Today.
The town of Washington
Court House. o.. nearly destroy
ed by a tornado.
A heavy block OF Union Pa
cific bonds taken up by Boston
bankers.
The right Of railroads to take
timber on public lands defined
by the United States land office.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-09-09
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.

WANTED < osition by young man
capable III doing oflce work. Excel
leug references. Address p, O. Box
$50.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-09-09

The uuiistIn 10 on sale at the esi
swing places:
coieman's, 70z Commercial Avenue
Halliday HOUSE, News stand.
Dlus Front Restaurant
The Detroit times., 1910-10-21
MUCH MYSTERY IN
n DEATH OF BABE
Three Year Old Geo. Lieber Found
NEEDING and Unconscious in Street
Soon Passes Away.

George Leber, the three-year-old
SON Of Henry Lieber, No. 40 Hast
ings-st., died, Thursday night at 8
o'clock. az the result of injuries re
ceived late In the afternoon, in an
unknown manner.
The child was playing In the
street IN front of the store Of Walter
Kramer, No. 1853 Franklin-st, about
3 80 o'clock in the afternoon and
Kramer who was trimming his store
window at the time, waved in friend
" salutation to the little fellow who
waved his hand in return. Half ar
hour later Kramer walked out on the
street to see the effect Of his window
when he noticed little George lying
face downward in the gutter.
A passing auto tester stopped tc
speak to- Kramer and the two mer
lifted the child up to discover he was
unconscious and bleeding.
Carrying him into the store, DR.
Wendt was Immediately called. The
boy was later taken to his home and
died at o'clock without recovering
consciousness.
Coroner Rothacher and the police
are investigating. The supposition II
that the child was injured by an auto
mobile. the driver OF which did no
stop to investigate.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-21
HAD RIGHT TO HOLD SECOND \
FUNERAL FOR HIS WIFE
Court Rules v. c. viiet, Of Charleston,
10 Competent To Manage His
Business Affairs.

PONTIAC. Mich. Oct. 2i.-(Spe-
cial)-W. c. vliet. Of Charleston. was
adjudged competent TO manage his
business AFFAIRS and himself by Pro
bate Judge Rockwell today. after a
hearing which occupied the entire
morning. Vliet is the man who held
second funeral for his wife several
weeks ago, claiming that the nrst fu-
neral last spring was not In accor0
ance with his wife's wishes.
Vliet Is 81. The petition to have
vliet adjudged incompetent was fled
by several OF his children, Mrs. c. X,
Lambert. OF Detroit; Eugene Vliet. OF
Grand Rapids, and Clarence Vliet. OF
Leslie, being the petitioners When
vliet made arrangements for the Sec
ond funeral he claimed that the first
funeral had been arranged as his wife
planned. but that his children were
displeased and made other arrange
ments, getting an Episcopal rector in
stead OF a Baptist minister. TO con-
duct the services.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-21
Officials viii Tour County.

Several OF the officials OF Wayne
county who are seeking reelection
have planned an automobile trip
through the townships next Tuesday
Among those who will take in the trip
are Sheriff CASTOR. Treasurer Moeller
County Clerk Farrell. Register III
Deeds Stoll. Coroners Burgess and
Rothacher, and Circuit Court Commits
sioners Nicol and May. The initiner
airy is as follows: Trenton, $50 a
m: lockwood 1890 Flat Rock
1850; New Boston. | p. m; Romu
lus. .; Belleville. g. The other town
ships will be visited at later date.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-21
TROUBLE COMING
FOR TIRE MAKERS
Complaint Is Made To Government
That Manufacturers of Auto EQUIP
ment Have Combine.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 21.-Trouble is
brewing at the department OF justice
for the manufacturers OF automobile
tires, according 10 information OBJ
tanned today. The bureau OF investL
cation has received charges that the
tire makers have a combine and a
blacklist upon which they place a
dealer who fails 20 keep up the high
retail prices set by the trust. This Is
one OF many such Investigations now
being made. and the officials would
not say when action was likely TO be
taken.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-21

fist church tonight. The POSTMASTER
will be Smith G. Young, OF Lansing.
An address will be given by Eugene
c. Foster. OF the Y. NJ. G. A., on
Our boys" while T.. III. Tougher, OF
Jackson, will speak on "A thousand
million men"
The difficulties OF the rural preach
er and state missionaries were force
fully pointed out by different speak
ers at the Thursday evening meeting
OF the convention. AS an evidence OF
self-sacrifice which some clergymen
are making to keep the small
churches I'm the country districts
alive. the Rev. O. l.. Fox, OF Akron.
said he was preaching for a salary OF
5000 year He argued that the city
churches should show more solici.
tous spirit towards the country con-
gregations. The latter even suffered
for want OF attention from the state
convention, there being an apparent
combination OF the city churches to
crowd the rural representatives be-
yond the pale OF recognition, he said.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-21
WILLIAM v. BRACE DEAD.
Business Man Sueeumbs To Portion
tits After Short illness.

William V. Brace. a well-known De-
troit business man, died in his home
No. AZ Kirby-ave west. Thursday
from peritonitis, after short illness
Mr. Brace was born in Detroit. AZ
years ago. the son of Mr.. and Mrs
William III. Brace, who survive him
He vas bice-president and general
manager OF the Commercial Milling
Co. and stakeholder in the Phelps
Brace Co. wholesale grocers. until
that firm dissolved. He entered the
latter firm, Of which his father was a
partner. at the age of 20, and received
all OF his early business training there
Besides the parents, Mrs. Brace, and
four children survive. Funeral ser.
vices will he held Saturday afternoon
at O'Clock
The Detroit times., 1910-10-21
WAREHOUSE FOR WEST END.
Efforts OF Detroit Traffic Association
Are Finally Rewarded.

After working for more than three
years. shippers I'm the western part
OF the city have at last succeeded In
getting warehouse In that end OF
the town. where less than carload lots
can be handled without making he
long haul TO the downtown freight
sheds. The arrangements were made
by the Detroit Traffic association, OF
which Robert II. Day is secretary.
The new warehouse will be located
and West Jefferson-aves. IL will open
for service. Monday. Oct. "a. accord
ing 10 notice just received by the
association from F.. II. b. Gull, dis
trict freight agent for the Wabash,
who has been active In securing this
accommodation. The warehouse will
be 90 feet long, and It Is expected that
IL will handle four or Ave cars Of
package freight per day II was
necessary TO build new switch
around the EMF. warehouse. TO IA.
cilitate the movement OF cars.
Twenty-three shippers signed the re-
quest for the warehouse and II Is
figured that the establishment will
save thousands OF dollars in carriage
on incoming and outgoing freight
every year. Cars for Chicago, st
Louis and the west will go direct from
the new warehouse daily. Freight for
the east will be transferred 10 the
downtown warehouses and reloaded
Incoming freight will be handled in a
similar manner.
The Detroit Traffic association has
about 100 members and has been very
active in working for improved ship
ping facilities for Detroit.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-21
LOSES SUIT AGAINST MOTHER.
w. James Mitchell Wanted Parent To
Pay For Furniture Given Years Ago.

w. James Mitchells suit against his
mother. Mrs. Anna Dominic, was dis
missed in Justice Otis court, Friday
morning. and Mitchell was lectured
by the justice.
Mitchell was apparently on good
terms with the other members OF the
family until he married young widow
recently. Then he demanded from his
mother $422, the value Of furniture
he had given TO her years before. The
mother said the furniture was a gift
in the first place, and refused 10 pay.
The son then brought suit. Mitchell
stepfather and his sisters testified
against him.
Several insulting valentines were
shown by Mrs. Dominic. They had
come to her through the mail and
she blamed her son and his wife Tor
sending them.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-21
GRIEE KILLS HIM.

LYONS, Mich. Oct. 21.-The body
of Theodore King, formerly a wellto-
do farmer living near here, will be
brought back 10 this place for burial.
King died in LAUREL. Del, from grief
because his wife had left him. Mrs
King had gone TO California, but II
was not understood they had separ-
ated permanently.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-21

yesterday papa said '"wiI Il behave,
Z " should take It, while a shaver"
: NJ said "Yes!" l could talk
3 SO lie he, a walk
Clear the ShaveStore En- then sat there
s En- cumb in the dentist chair
s En- had bib En- the shave took
5 En- painted till he made him look
4 Like frostin a angelcake. Nm he looked nice!
N though the TO slice!
lie a knife wiped wiped II, but
( de didn't hurt He JUS cut
he his another
Knife wiped II on the piece Of luther,
= I'm painted papa more, n
I'm mussed his hair n slapped his face. n shut
The OF knife up, washed his face he did,
like uapa washes sometimes n calls Kid
En ne Dst babypowder him. too
. I'M smeIIod him mp. En- when he all through,
.The shavokfoco man bye, young LADY,
20 want another shave JUS call again"
he evef tSI4 Her anywhere else?" asked
afterward, he
t{happened ...,A-
The Detroit times., 1910-10-21
Massage Teacher Arrested.

Franklin Ludwig Won Dolcke. a
teacher of massage who conducts an
institute at No. 81 Ledyard-st., was
arrested on capias issued on com
plant OF Miss Lillian Beauregard. OF
Pontiac who alleges that the doc
tor got 5000 from her and then failed
10 teach her the art. She says he
spends all his time looking for more
pupils. The doctor" says Miss Bean.
regard quit after six weeks instruc-
tons
The Detroit times., 1910-10-21
Says Man Has Her Rino.

Mrs. Elsie E. Vail, a widow. at No.
40 High-st. east, secured a warrant
in police court, Friday morning. for
Sparrows B. Watson. whom she
charges with the larceny of an SS5
diamond ring. She says that Watson
borrowed the ring to wear TO ban
quet. She says the banquet must
have been very gay affair, because
Mr.. Watson has not yet returned.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-21
Thompson and Lee Speak.

William B. Thompson, Democratic
candidate for mayor, and James H.
Lee. Democratic candidate for state
senator in the Fourth district. We're
the speakers at two enthusiastic fac.
tory meetings this noon, one at the
EMF. plant No. 3. Clark and River
SITS. and the other at the plant OF the
Timken-Detroit Axle Co. Both were
given rousing receptions at each place
The Detroit times., 1910-10-21
Attorney sarbour's Ankle Broken.

Attorney Herbert V. Barbour, who
represented the incorporated society
for the Study and Prevention OF tn.
berculosis, In the recent trial in Judge
Hosmer's court. sustained broken
ankle, Thursday night. when the auto
in which he was riding, collided with
another vehicle
The Detroit times., 1910-10-21
THIEVES ARE ACTIVE.
Several Jobs Reported Thursday
Night: One Man Loses 500.

Petty thieves had season of small
activity In the city. Thursday night.
Otto Hoffman, No. 3l9 Porath-st., re.
ports that 800 was stolen from his
trunk. Joseph Latersky. No. 1921
Twenty-fourth-st., says that cigars and
candy to the value OF $50 were taken
from his store. Three plate glass
windows In the saloon of Paul Cyrow-
ski, No. 1877 Hastings-st., were
smashed The damage is SIS.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-21
Emergency Hospital To BE Hotel.

c. II. and G.. ID. Walters. OF Port
Huron. have secured from Mrs. Hal
c. Wyman, lease for ten years on
the old Emergency hospital buildings
on Porter-st. The property will un-
dergo extensive improvements prepar.
atory to it's being turned into lodg.
ing house for men only. The lease
was negotiated by Paterson Bros e.
Co. II Is understood that the rental
for the term of years is about $4,000
Some months ago. the Aircraft Litho
graphing Co. leased the Michigan Col
lege Of Medicine building. on the cor
ner Immediately adjoining for the
same term of years.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-21
WILL TRY TO SAVE GREEN.

BATTLE CREEK, Mich. Oct. 81
Mrs. J. Howard Green announced yes
terday In Los Angeles that she would
be a witness for her husband, who Is
In jail charged with killing Thomas
D. Skidmore. who wooer Mrs. Green
ID Skidmore. who wooed Mrs. Green
time sweetheart and whom marriage
did not discourage. Green was bound
over in Los Angeles yesterday. He
will have to stay in jail there until
he is tried In the superior court for
murder
The Detroit times., 1910-10-21
Acknowledges Aid To Fire Sufferers.
The committees appointed two years

The committees appointed two years
ago to. take charge OF the raising OF
funds forythe relief of fire sufferers in
northern Michigan. held meeting
last week. at which Chairman J. l..
Hudson was instructed to contribute
$i 900 from the surplus funds OF the
committee for the relief OF the fire
sufferers IN Minnesota. Gov. Eberhart
has senca letter acknowledging the
receipt of the money. and expressing
sincere thanks. The members OF the
committee are. j. L. Hudson, chair
man; E.. H. Doyle, j. ID. Hawks,
George r. Moody William Living
stone and Emory Clark. The late
william C. Maybury was one OF the
original members
81 say, ma. IL dad was to die would
he co tn heaven"
The Detroit times., 1910-10-21

'T say ma. II dad was to die would
he go to heaven?"
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-05-17
KILLS MAN IN DREAM;
SURRENDERS TO POLICE

j.. A. Boyles. so years of age, mem
Der of Probation officer Coogler's
"fllock," surprised officers Hannah and
Cason, when he walked up to them about
2 O'clock Sunday morning and said:
81 have just shot man to death,
and want to surrender myself. - Boyles
told in detail how a man had come to
his room at the corner of Powell and
Gasl1ill streets, and had started to brain
him, while he was sleeping.
Suddenly Boyles awoke and saw the
man standing over him with a heavy
chair appraised. Boyles then reached
under his pillow, seized his revolver and
then shot the man.
Boyles told the officers of his dream In
such vivid manner that it was not
until the story was fully investigated that
the officers realized that he had been
dreaming. "a
Boylcs is still locked up in police head
quarters, and he stifl believes that he
killed a man. '.'''
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-05-17

cotton goods and yarns, but very little ad-
vance I'm price and that from very low prices
and the lack or psOfits. is forcing steadily cur.
tafnnent OF production yarns showed more
life and small advances we're secured from ex-
tTCme low points"
Liverpool correspondence continues IN "tae
same bullsh hop,ful tone No serious labor
troubles are anticipated, and the trade Is fair
IL good and mills have had the experience that
by a local strike. trade relations ere lost ana
difficult to get back. China and India bust
ness continues TO be good. with particularly,
bright prospects. ttf
The market recovered 20 1850 for July here
on news from New YORK OF prominent hlhls
bidding for large blocks OF July and August.
New York gossip is still that bulls have ,ae
market in hand and the chances arc for high
er prices in the summer positions, new crops
are trailing behind.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-05-17
DIR. HDYE, FOUND GUILTY,
is GIVEN LIFE SENTENCE
Continued from PAGE One .

49,, q IS. ''sss sN s& 80 g.
foreman OF. atie juty.r saids sT0f course, we
argued 'fieatedly, -but.,tffere was no fric-
ton - ars[S = f. 49, ~ r.
Juror johnson, of Sibley, Mo-, who was
said to have been, in tire fight" denied
emphatically that there had been one.
You felt Justified. did YOU, he was
asked. in holding out So long FLOR ac'
quittal?' ~.
Yes. he said. ~
& AT firsf Judge Latshaw thought he
would 'sentencei the prisoner Thursday.
but later said it would not be before Sat
urday. ST..
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-05-17
$3.50, 900 Is VOTED.
TO QUAKE SUFFERERS

SAN JOSE, Costa RIGA. May 1S-Coa-
gress has authorized the government to
spend $250,OOO to assist the Carriage earth
quake sufferers and for relief work. 1t
is proposed to increase the bank issue
and to obtain a loan, on account of lack
of Funds.
The number of earth shocks has de-
creased during the past "a hours. p,
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-05-17

NEW YORK. May 1.-THE cotton .nsF &c.
spsuei <feady al q decline 81 10 ~ points ul-
- I. renewal ~ scatteTing, iqrldatin1 an.l
1or.I hear pressure. encouraged .oy report :
r.fn in psrts % the western and central hci's
anH ruuors % the recent relative weakness 81
May as compared with July meant thhI ..lS
bf- huIIs were getting quite as much cotton
IS they cared 10 handle. The bulls. hoNeNst,
gave the market aggressive support aroupd me
initial figures ard shortly after the opening
prizes rallied sharply this demand and Gov
erinc-
with the forecasts calling FOR unsettled weath-
er ard With showers or rains generally over me
b-fs tonight or tomorrow. offerings increased on
the early advance and after showing a net gsln
Of about sG7 points the market reacted slight-
IT. Business. which had been active carly, ne
cane quiet and the market AZ midday was aul-.
about net unchanged to points higher New
Orleaus market vii he closed III day on FrlaaA.
F. The market was quiet during the carry atteF-
noon with Prices ruling about unchanged 70
rsoFnts net higher. southern spot markets ON
cisIly reported carly were unchanged 10 &c
lover.
NEW YORK COTTON
he following were the ruIing prices On tn'
ewehauE@ today
Tous steady: mIddIing. Is 500; quiet.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-05-17
new ORLEANS COTTON

EEW ORLEANS COTTON
NEW ORLEANS. MAY 1s-Cotton futures
ouezfeli az decline OF points on old crop
rEonthS and TO Z points the new The mar-
ket WOKE holiday air and there was an az
ss1ce q supporting orders The weather nsp
waS disappointing. mas much as II did not SLOW
much rain In the cotton belt and after the cali
mixes rose rapidly. August showing the great
ct strength and touching lS-0S. level II points
over Saturdays last quotation The new crops
were not 80 active and at the highest october
slowed q net advance Of only points AT
he cad OF the first half hour or trading
prices were sasging off again on the forecast
OF showers IN the western half OF the cotton
cOuntry- August was points down from the
top and the other sctive months were 10 .
points down
The market wss steady throughout the morn
iu=- Once or twice profit taking caused sInsli
reactions. but toward noon the market snoNeu
strength and Went % new high levels on al
months but August. On this rise July stoo az
points NJ and the new crop months points up
The chief cause for the strength shown was
that prediction OF cold weather In the cotton
country. his offset any heartsnnes I'm the
forecast Of Shwers in the cotton country gen
orally. SczlperS srnund the middle OF the
morning took the short end OF the market, out
soon after cvered their sales and went long
At noon they were taking profits on tneir pur-
chase. hut the market was standing the sell
ing well The country was buying.
NEW ORLEANS COTTON
The following were the ruling prices on the
exchange today
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-05-17
BRITISH AMERICANS
EXPRESS SYMPATHY

RICHMOND, Va. May 16.-At meet
ing of British residents and residents of
recent British descent held here Saturday
evening. resolutions of sympathy with
Queen Alexandra and other members of
the British royal family, as we'll as with
the British nation generally in the death
CT King Edward VII, and wishing King
George a happy and successful reign,
were unanimously adopted \. -.
The meeting was called by British Vice
Consul. Wilmer and was largely attend
ed. esd. ,...- .-t %
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-05-17
Clark Sells Mines.

? NEW YORK. May 16.-Formor Senate
William A. Clark OF Montana, departing
Saturday for EJfrope,T Confirmed the repor
that he had sold certain of his cope
properties in the Butte district to th
Amalgamated Copper company.
Mr.. Clark said that the sale did no
mean he intended retiring. from the cop
he said. ... a..
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-05-17
MISCELLANEOUS
WATER DOCTOR
WILL TEST URINE FREE.

Send small bottle OF your morn
ing urine. l will make analysis
and forward opinion OF case free,
II tired Of being experimental
upon by physicians who guess al
your disease. consult water
doctor. Interesting es-page book
free. Mailing case for urine fur
nished on receipt of 2c-stamp.
DR.. o. d. Shafer. 1917 Garfield
Place, Cincinnati, o.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-05-17
YOUNG WOMAN, STRUCK
BY AUTO, Is INJURED

the corner of Poplar street late Sunday
afternoon, Miss Annie Dozier, of 210
South Forsyth street. was struck by
machine driven by Z. r. Whaiey, Sc
Garnett street. e..z -.. .-..-
Miss Dozier was knocked to the pave
ment and slightly injured. .t-
A case was made against Whaley by
an officer who saw the accident. IS ..