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The San Francisco call., 1910-02-27
MALE HELP WANTED


HULLY GEE, $50 to $3.50 per wk Money S
yours. Not old worn out proposition: en-
trely new; field untouched; exp. unnecessary
Every family wild. Money pours In. Free
sample to active sgts. John Mangold. Tenn:
Sold three days; made big payment on
house. Mrs Nolken, Me-: Send g. best
thing for women ever invented" vacuum
cleaner for $3.50. Consider the field! Women
have watched. wished Ionged for it. Woman
sold one evening-proft SIT. Agents selling
TO 10 each day; profit $50 to $255 per week.
New Home Vacuum Cleaner-one person op-
crates; motor, electricity; model;
double acting, constant suction. Cleans car
pets, rugs, mattings on floor. Powerful cur
rent of air through carpet sucks up dirt dust.
germs. No more sweeping, dusting house
cleaning. Demonstrated in : minutes; sells
on demonstration; show 10 families. sell S.:
simple. powerful. Does same work as S10o
machine. Weighs lbs. Money back il not
represented. Agents profit 100 per cent.
Risk penny to bring a flood of money. Send
postal for agency full description. Don {
wait. r.. Armstrong Mfg. Co, 92 Aims bldg.
Cincinnati, O.
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CARPENTER, good mechanic; repairs. sltera-
tions jobbing or finishing city or country.
WILSON, 5T4 Sd St
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BOY. IL wants place to learn modern wiring.
JAMES SIMS PSI 9th ST.
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COOK. all round meat and pastry, experienced
on bread and rolls; commercial hotel in city or
country. Write with particulars or will call
hy appointment. CHARLES SHEPHERD,
Golden Eagle hotel. 25s Third st; telephone
long distance. kearny 23s5.
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n. ". THOMAS. Secretary.
Dated Eehrnsrv Is 1910

THE annual meeting Of the stock holders of the
OCEANIC STEAMSHIP COMPANY will be
held on TUESDAY. MARCH S. 1910. at the
horr Of y o'clock a. M, at the office Of the
company No 30 Clay ST. San Francisco. Cal.
for the purpose of eiectipg directors for the
ensuing year and FOR the consideration and
tnansactioD Of such other business may come
before the meeting. Transfer books will close
on SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 2e. 1910, at the
hour OF y u. By order of the President
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ENERGETIC. well educated desires posi-
tion superintendent manager Of factory
or construction work; highest credentials and
bonds have had charge of clerks, chemists
most classes of mechanics and laborers. Ad-
dress box 320S Call office
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! BOOK KEEPER, expert accountant, will keep
set small books two days week, Box
3l97 Call office.
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CHINESE cook wants situation in private family,
$40 per week: city or country. LEE FAT, 90o
Webster ST., Oakland.
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EXPERT groom aged 81, very sober thoroughly
understanding and management of horses,
desires situation as head groom in racing
stable. or care of polo ponies: very good rider
and driver; first class references. Address
II. t. 1920 Hyde St, San Francisco
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! CHAUFFEUR wants position: pay object;
! good repair man. Box 1869, Call office
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ALL around handy man wants situation in ho-
tel or warehouse; age 2S years. of good ap-
pearaiice. NORRIS, SIC East 18th St, East
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FEW hours work wanted by the day week !;
strictly sober: very best references. Box $3.50,
Call office.
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EXPERIENCED grocery clerk wishes a position
in a grocery fruit store HENRY WEST
ERKAAfP, 1910 Eddy St, San Francisco
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EXPERIENCED porter wishes any kind of
work; age SO; speak German, some English
handy with tools, repairing furniture, etc. /;
good references. 20S Sd st. SHADY.
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EMPLOYMENT wANrED-male

LOST-White tan spotted pointer. Return Il
1892 Stevenson st: reward.
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LoST-ColIege fraternity pin; initials H S A,
49," back; reward. Top floor, IS LIST ST
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GARDENER desires position around private
place or nursery; 10 years experience; win do
extra or steady work THOMAS KULPAN0-
SKI general delivery, Oakland.
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LOST-Pointer bitch: scar right flank: $50 re-
ward. Return % Washington alley.
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LOST AND FoUND-continued

F0UND-Aonday on Hyde ST.. fountain pen
Apply Associated Charities. 1000 jackson st.
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SWEDISH woman wishes situation as frst class
cook; will do downstairs work and plain wash
ing; waiting table, best reference. Box
45l5 Call Office
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MEETINGS-LeraI


IHE annual meeting Of the stock holders of
PAAUHAU SUGAR PLANTATION COMPANY
viii be held SATURDAY, MARCH g. 1910
~ the hour OF IL O'Clock a. M, at the office
If the company, 26s Market street, room DO
san ErsDeisco. Cal, for The purpose of elect
ing. directors for the ensuing year and for
the consideration and transaction of such
other business as may before the meet
ing. Transfer books viii close on WEDNES-
DAY February %, 1910. at the hour OF 3
o'clock p. N. BY ORDER OF TIE PRES
IDENI- H. W. THOMAS. Secretary.
The annual meeting OF the stock holders OF
HAAALAU PLANTATION COMPANY will be
held on WEDNESDAY. MARCH 2 1910. at
t3e hour OF II O'Clock q m. at the office OF
Tue company. 266 Market St (room 21Ol, San
Francisco Cal, for the purpose Of electing di
neetors Tor The ensuing year and for the con
sioeratioo ana transaction Of such other busi.
ness as may come before the meeting. Trans
fer books viii close on Saturday, February 10
1910 al the hour Of u O'Clock m BY OR
DER OF THE PRESIDENT.
n. ". THOMAS Secretary.
Dated February IS. 1910
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INTELLIGENT man will work cheap: collect
Ing out Of door occupation preferred. Box
3lS7. Call office
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sALEsMEN and SOLICITORS WANTED

Statesmen wanted-H Hundreds Of positions now
open paying 800 TO $500 mo. and expenses No
exp. needed to get one Of them. IL you earn
less than 500 a week and expenses our free
book "A knight Of the Grip will show you
how to increase your earnings from to 10
times We have assisted thousands OF other
men TO good positions and we can help
you. Write Tor calD for full particulars today
Address National Salesmens Training Assoeia-
ton 1019B Metropolis Bank bldg San Fran
cisco. Observation-Disclosures. New York Kansas
City Minneapolis. Atlanta.
WANTED-Trav Yelling salesman residing in San
Francisco to carry first class line mems neck
wear. California manufacture as side line on
Liberal commission Territory embraces San
Francisco and northern California Man who
i travelling with line Of mems apparel
preferred References. Address hox 221G. Call
SALESAfAN--A1 resident desired by New
York clothing house commission basis: must
guarantee at least SS0-0o0 business season:
references required. The SOL. NELkIN Co..
40 Broadway, New York.
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MALE Help wANTEp-centlnaed--

WANTED-Men to learn motion picture opera (
ing; operators earn SIS TO $50 weekly JAIL
forna Theatrical Exchange. 1852 Ellis ST.
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EMpLoYM,r wANrEp-Female-con.

REFINED girl wishes position child nurse !:
Christian Science family preferred best of
references. Park 449S. Answer Monday.
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BETHANY Congregational church Bartlett ST
near 25th-Psstor. Leslie B. Briggs. Preach.
ing services: II a. m. Realities Of Prayer
the Church Toward Wealth p Sunday school
a:45 a. m. senior Christian Endeavor al
6.a0 p. IN.
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MEN wanted quickly by big Chicago mail order
house to distribute cat. adv. S21 wkly., 500
exp allow Manager 1210 State St. Chicago.
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CALVARY Presby terian church, Jackson and
Fillmore sts.-Rey- William RAIDER. pastor
will preach morning and evening II a. ~,
'Christisnity's Conquest of Pleasure and
Pain; 7.45 .. m. John p. Cough and the
Revolt against the Saloon, the third in series
of sermons on "The Redemption Of the Ma
ton.'' Sunday school, $50; pastors mems
class, 10 8, m. Young Peoples meeting. $50
p. m. Wednesday evening service, O'clock.
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CHURCH SERVICES

CHRISTIAN Science service, First Church Of
Christ Scientist, southwest corner Sacramento
and Scott sts.-Sunday at u a. m. and S
p. m. Subject Of lesson sermon, Christ
9esus. Sunday school al II A. m. Wednes-
day evening meeting at S O'Clock All are
welcome. Free reading rooms 719-720 Chron-
icle building; open daily lexeept sunday from
10 a. N. D. IN.
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THE rich and the poor will enjoy the refresh
ments at the Favorite. 94I Market 81,
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-27

CHRISTIAN Science service Second Church Of
Christ, Scientist. Hendricks hall, Valencia ST.
near 16th-Sunday. II M. subject OF lesson
sermon, Christ Jesus. Sunday school AT IL
a m. Wednesday evening meeting S
O'Clock. Free reading rooms. Anglo building.
18th and Mission SITS. open from II a. m.
until ; p. m. aud from 10 2 p. m; closed
sundays. holidays and Wednesday evenings.
al ARE welcome
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-12-11
US. SECOND N
NAVAL STRENGTH
SURPRISES GERMANY, DESPITE
THAT NATIONS GREAT BUILD
ING ACTIVITY IN LAST TWO
YEARS.

Washington, Dec. l0.--The United
states closes another year in second
place among the worlds naval pow.
ers. The great navy building race
between Germany and Great Britain
has not yet brought the former coun-
try up to the United States in number
of battleships afloat, but in ships pro.
iected and In total number of vessels
of all kinds, Germany will put the
United States in third place.
In completed tonnage the United
States is ahead of Germany In bat
tleships completed, both in number
and displacement, the United States
leads Germany, In battleships under
construction and provided for the
number OF each country is Identical,
while the United tSates exceeds Ger
many in the total battleship tonnage.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-12-11
NEWS OF FATHERS DEATH
Caused Young Woman TO Faint While
at Theatre--Recovcred After
Reaching Her Rooms. :

Miss May Adams, while attending
the Biiou moving picture show last
evening about O'Clock, feeling faint.
started to the exit to go out of the
building when she fell to the floor
unconscious. She was picked up by
Manager Kimmel and G.. G. Beird and
taken to an adjoining hallway where
they attempted to revive her without
success. An ambulance was called
and she was taken to Ell Maley's res
taurant and rooming house on OHIO
street, where she Is employed, and
where she soon recovered. No one
knew where she resided until inquir-
les were n ade. Miss Adams home Is
In Pulaski she had received wori
of the death of her father and shortly
after getting the news felt faint anh
tried to get out OF the theater Her
pocket book and watch were picked
M where she fell and were returned
10 her soon after.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-12-11
WAS A WOMAN,
NOT MERE CHILD
SAYS WITNESS WHEN ASKED IF
HATTIE LIE BLANC WAS WO-
MAN HE SAW ON NIGHT OF
GLOVER's MURDER.

Cambridge, Dec. 10.--For the first
time since Hattie Leblanc was placed
on trial for the murder Of Clarence
f. Glover, evidence that woman was
seen on the night the crime was com
mitted was introduced today.
Two witnesses testified they saw q
woman hurrying out OF the alley.way
behind the laundry tilat night.
One of them, Isaac Walker, a. car
starter, said the woman's face was
flushed. Walker said he followed the
woman who went short distance on
a trolley car, left it and Joined a man
on the street, and a little later left
the man and disappeared behind a
fence on vacant lot. TIE man soon
went into house which the witness
later learned was the home Of Clar-
ence Glover.
'It was woman. not child, said
Walker, when the seventeen year old
defendant was led before him.
Charles f, Benner. sexton. Of a
church in Waltham, said he saw a
strange woman emerging from the
laundry alley and also declared that
1t was not Hattie Leblanc.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-12-11
WATERWAY BILL
PASSES HOUSE
UNANIMOUSLY ENACTED WITH
OUT VOTE AFTER 8 HOURS
DISCUSSION. I
CARRIES s21,8sl,S6l
"clesn as Whistle; Withost Any
Suspicion Of Pork Barrel About
IT," Says Representa- i
tive Alexander.

Washington, Dec. 10.-In record
time and spending money at the rate
sof $7,000000 an hour, the house OF
representatives today in about three
hours passed the rivers and harbois
bill, making appropriations amount
ing to $21, 1874 1861 for river and harbor
work during the fiscal year ending
June 80, 1912. No vote was taken.
the bill being passed by unanimous
consent, practically without change
Representative Alexander Of New
York, Chairman of the rivers and har-
bors committee said:
"Clean as whistle, without any
suspicion Of pork barrel about it.
This shows that public bills can be
put through without any necessity foG'
resorting to methods heretofore con
sidered positively essential to the
passage of such measures"
| In addition the sundry civil bill
wifi include s7,s6s,077. for river and
harbor work In 1912, bringing the to-
ttal up to s29,262. 1888.
| OF the 30 items In the bill passed
today, 105 were for maintenance o.
works and like number for complet-
ing works,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-12-11
ON WAY TO THE GULF
Gasoline Boat in Cairo Harbor Came
From Indianapolis--on Pleas
ure Trip.

One of the prettiest little crafts
ever seen in Cairo haf'bor was here
yesterday afternoon II was the
Eph-X of indianapolis, As foot gaso
line launch, owned by Carl G. Fisher,
the noted automobile man. The boat
which was entirely new was equipped
with 40 horse power gasoline en-.
gine and was certainly fine looking
boat. Those ON board were Carl G..
Fisher and wife, Harry Bushman,
joan Levy, Of the Seabury Boat Co.,
and the cook, all of Indianapolis, Ind
The party came to Cairo by rail from
Indianapolis and took on the gasoline
aud provisions mere. They were on
pleasure trip to the Gulf of Mexico
The boat consists of the sleeping
quarters, dining rocni kitchen, and
engine room, and the finish OF The
woodwork both on the inside and out
was very beautiful
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-12-11
le of which are east of the Missis.

16 of which are east of the Missis.
sippi river.
The greatest change in growth is
found in three OF the Pacific coast
states, and Nevada and New Mexico.
al OF which grew faster during the
past ten years than during the pre-.
ceding decade Of 1900 to 1910. The
divisions are: New England, l72
per cent; Middle Atlantic, $50; Eas;
1orth-Ce-ff,s7af, I42s West North-Cen.
tral, 1875; South Atlantic, l6.S, Eas.
South-Central, l1f West southJCen,
trail, 34-5; Mountain, 57ss Pacifs,
1875. The increase was III per cent
N the northern section; 1913 per cent
in the southern section, and 6G.S per
cent in the western section.
Added Rata of Growth.
The fact that the rate of increase
for the country as whole was
greater from 1909 to 1910 than dur
ing the proceeding decade was due
entirely to the added rate OF growth
in the Middle Atlantic, Mountain and
Pacific divisions. In all the six othe-
divisions the increase during the las.
decade was less than during the pre-,
yiousN one"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-12-11
REVOLT
Which Sprang up Friday in Brazilian
Army, was Successfully oueil-
ed Yesterday.

Rio .Ianieso, Dec 10.--Aftef Sc
we're artillery engagement, wnica last
ed throughout the entire day. the mu.
tinous naval battalion on Ibera Is
land surrendered at II O'Clock tonight
TIE rebels We're almost anaihilated
by fire from the land batteries and
two brazilian war ships, losing m5rs
than two hundred killed and wounded
the sedition movement, II is be
lieved, has now been completely
throttled, but the senate, despite the
opposition Of Ruy Barbosa, former
PR sident Of that body, voted to de-
clare state OF siege for thirty days
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-12-11
.46 BODIES REMOVED
FROM CANADIAN MINE
FOLLOWING DISASTER

Lethbridge, Alberta, Canada, Dec.
l0.--At Q O'clock tonight As bodies
had been recovered from the mine
of the Canada Cellieries Mines. Linn
tied. at Bellevue, Alberta, where an
explosion occurred last night. These
include 35 employees Of the mine and
tel members OF rescue party who
went into the mine this morning ami
We're entombed.
All. the missing have been ac-
counted for. It was thought that sew
eral of the injured will die Sixty
coffins are ready in anticipation tnat
the list of dead will reach that num-
Der.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-12-11


When his right was challenged he
declared that he was the logical can
didate, the friend Of the masses. and
the classes were friends of his. But
Miss Democracy decided that he
would have to wait for two years to
see what he could do with a Demo
cratic legislature, so Harmon climbed
down.
Dix was the next aspirant for favor
claiming his seat by virtue of ticket
bearing an %. X" by Chas. f. Muir
| lpny., and because of his versatility,
but Miss Democracy insisted that the
trouble with the Democratic party for
the past twenty-five years was that 1t
had been 100 damned versatile" and
Dix was thrown off.
Judge Baldwin made an effort to
climb into seat ON the ground tlat
| he was a great legal light, but Miss
Democracy asked: "What has ay
got to do with the Democratic party?
The Republicans made all the laws.
w are going to make new ones,' and
off went Baldwin.
foss had no better luck when he
tried to butt in for the best that
Miss Democracy would promise was
to look him over after he mad gone
out to save Lodge
Woodrow Wilson mad his turn on
the strength of being the National
Voice." hut Democracy said that what
was wanted was national silence,
while as to his claim of Virginia
birth, sne said. You shook your
mother at an early age. Get off"
Her demand for some other qualifi-
cations tnan whiskers, sent Kern "a
the right about, and when Folk en-
deayored to board the vehicle with
an endorsement from Bryan. he was
ait over the head with stuffed club
BRYAN himself was not even allowed
to set foot op the wagon step, and As
| the various candidates were quarrel
ing among themselves, Wall Street
personilied by portly gentleman In
silk hat and wearing much jewelry
settled the matter by dragging of
Miss Democracy with the declaration
that II am the person who will de
eide wno'll ride on that wagon
the Republican element among tht
guests, while enjoying the tribula
ticns OF the Democratic candidates
had their n.irth tempered from timt
to time as the hall was darkened fol
la few moments while a projecting
lantern threw upon the scrsen bulle
| tins showing new the tidal wave o
Democracy was sweeping over th'
one-tlme Republican stroneholds.
| Amcug the guests OF the eveninl
| were President Taft, and Vice Presl
dent Sherman; most of the member
Of che cabinet; leading officers of tht
army and navy; Speaker Cannon
many members of tne house and sen
ate, including Senator Young, o
Iowa, members Of the diplonatI
corps. and a large number of tn
Leading newspaper nen of the coun
TRY.
Az the annual meeting today tht
Gr,diron Club elected Richard V. On
lahan, of the New York sun, as pes
dent for the ensuing yearff vice Scot
G. Bone, of the Washington Herr =
Following also were elected: Levi
Gareth, of the Baltimore American
vice president; John Snriver. Bait
more Star, secretary: Louis Strayef
Pittsburg Dispatch, treasurer TO tn
| executive committee: I hilander job
son, Washington Evening Star; ]
Harry Cunningham, Washington He
add. Leroy Vernon, Chicago Dali
News,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-12-11
TRYING FOR A RECORD
Mauretania Left England Yesterday
Hoping to Make Round Trip
In Twelve Days.

London, Dec. 10-With l,l55 pas
sengers and 5000 bags Of Christmas
mail, the Cunard liner Mauretania
left the Mersey this evening on a
dash to the United States and back to
England before Christmas.
Nobody connected with the com.
pany doubts that the Leviathan will
accomplish the record task and land
American passengers on this side OF
the Atlantic within the allotted twelve
days,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-12-11
FLOODS
Doing Great Damage In North OF
ltaly--River Po Is Many Feet
over Normal Banks.

Rome. Dec l0--Heavy rain storms
have caused serious floods, especially
IN the north Of Italy Late dispatches
say the situation is growing serious.
The river Pc Is thirteen feet above
normal, and 1t Is feared all dlkes may
be swept away. In the province of
Potenza landslide partly buried one
village. Many houses have been
wrecked and two hundred families
rendered homeless.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-12-11
MILWAUKEE CAN'T COLLECT
ALLEGED LICENSE DUE

Milwaukee, Dec. 10.--The city OF
Milwaukee cannot recover $lS7,0oo
claimed to be due as license fees
from the Milwaukee Electric Railway
and Light Company Circuit Judge
w. j. Turner so decided toay in sus-
tanning the demands of the company.
The case will be appealed to the SUI
preme court.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-12-11
500 CANAL WANTS MORE
WATER FROM LAKE SUPERIOR

Washington, Dec. 10.-A delegation
from Michigan today conferred with
Secretary of War Dickinson, request
ing an increase in the amount of
water authorized to be diverted from
Lake Superior into the Sault Ste
Marie canal. AT present it is not per
mltted to divert water from the lake
when that body has reached speci-
fed level The matter was taken un-
der adyisement.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-12-11
TIRE. Z
Injured, One Probably Fatally, Wher
Explosion Occurs on U. S.
Submarine Vessel

San f;iego, Cal, Dec. f0-By the ex.
plosion of defective intake valve on
the engine on the submarine boat
Grampus today, three enlisted mem
bers OF the crew were injured, one
probably fatally. Previous to the ac-
cident the Grampus had spent an
hour diving in the bay and running.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-12-11
sWoPE HEIR PAID $4,000.

Kansas City. Dec. Attorneys
for the estate OF the Iate Col. Thomas
Fl. Swope have settled the claim of
Felix Sw0pe, Of Midway, KY, by the
payment Of $4,000 to the Kentuckian,
the Kansas City Star says today. Fe-
liX Swope Is said to have arrived
hege with the intention of filing suit
to break the will Of Col. Swope.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-12-11
MILWAUKEE GARMENT
WORKERS WIN STRIKE

Milwaukee, Dec. 10.- Eight hun
dred garment workers, who struck In
sympathy with the Chicago strikers.
will 60 back to work Monday. The
employers have agred to give the
workers the "a hour week they de-
manded, time and half for overtime,
and double pay for holidays.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-12-11
n. G. CARLETON IS DEAD.

Hot Springs, Ark, Dec. lo.--Henry
Guy Carleton, author and dramatist
died today of paralysis after an III
ness extending over several years. He
came to Hot Springs a year ago, SUI
fering from rheumatism.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-12-11
Didn't Cut the BRIDGES.

John Gleason who removed win
his family from Weaug to California
about a year ago has returned 10 MS
former home. He was In Cairo yes
terday calling on old friends. He was
IN business in the golden state aud
sold out he says ito come back TO
Gods country"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-12-11
ILLINOIS AND GEORGIA.
DEMOCRATS FOR CLARK

Washin. on, Dec. 10.--llinois and
Georgia Democratic delegations IN
The house held meeting today and
endorsed Champ Clark, of Missouri,
minority leader, for speaker OF the
next congress. The action In both
cases was unanimous.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-12-11
AVIATION IN FAR EAST.

Saigon, French Cochin, China, Dec
10. The first aviation meet in the
far east was inaugurated here today
NJ. Vandenbern made a flight Of eight
miles. The natives We're wondc-
stricken and wildly applauded the
aviator.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-12-11

Louisville, Dec. 10.-Little Rock
Ark, was chosen as the next meeting
place by the supreme lodge Of the An
cient Order Of United Workmen. The
convention will be held in June, 1911,