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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-12-24
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arc worth knowing before YOU pur-
chase a piano OF any make, This cat
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-12-24

Lawton, OKLA. Dec. 90. --Broaklng
n window In the rear Of the mcrcan-
tile store of w. c.. Cannon in Walter,
burglars robbed that store Of goods
valued at $500.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-12-24

Give Christmas Trcc--Thc Luther
an church Sunday school gives tree
ana entertainment this evening at 7
o'clock at the court house
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-12-24

A. T.. Davis Lumber Co. Figure
with us. Corner End nnd Boulder
adv
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-12-24

A diamond ring diamond weighing
! i-2 I-OI, slightly imperfect, fine
color, S200.--Andcrson'S, 2OG Bnln'
adv
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-12-24

Empire lIbalTc Nolu'--I ne lUIlc"
Amusement Company has taken
charge Of the Empire Theatre Com
pany having purchased the interests
Of Olsan and Gregg for $500. V. II,
Powell and Edward Crolk OF tho new
company are in Tulsa and Will nut
in "A large new front to the theatre.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-12-24

Sues Mining Company.-The r. O.,
Flke Construction Company ycster-
day afternoon filed suit against the
Tulsa Coal Mining Company. asking
for prior lien on quarter section
OF coal land and for }S96.A6 for i'm
provcments expended upon the land
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-12-24
HOLIDAYS Hur Work--Accordln

IT"rI'F"l7 IIWT' W"'h h-'F' w H'F'N Ut
Chy Commissioner WhcatlcS rherc
will be no moro improvements on the
water works untll after the first OF
the year. Twelve men were laid OF,
ag n result OF the decision. The work
completed by the water department
were the extensions on North Boston
and Croshle Heights.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-12-24

- per ccm on the price Of LadnlcS'
parasOl~ at AndcrSon'S, zoo Main. adv
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-12-24
Midnight Cclebration-Thc Eplsc

Midnight Cclebration--The Epsco-
pal service starts with q tree for the
children at O'clock and at ll:i5 will
give midnight celebration and holy
communion. The service opens with
the singing Of hymns and promptly
lat l2 o'clock the communion begins
and viii last until l9:iO.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-12-24
To nod napubng-Rcv. II.

To IIOd Baptibng-Rcv. II. r.,
Jones, win conduct haptIzIng at the
Baptist church Sunday afternoon At
3 o'clock Following tho service at
the church there VIII be a bapti2lng
at the wagon bridge at the Arkansas
River at a:3O. The converts are
those who have profcsscd religion dur
ing the revival services in West Tulsa
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-09-16

pis--tuZar as'pmri a4ont. an cNvcrt
ssts,Ersg,isor ,ssd t.awin T.. l~s.l,in.
the nffted authssf. nrriNsa FRIDAY
and sIacmt the aas arinE tvvu aud
nsuuutisiH NseWS Ia tnir is'caiify en-
tise is'iissNiuz aay uhaf drssc - Mar
isie. eds gsinin1 sisouf plse hundred
Ninws en fputc and 10 The viemitv 81
Marble ihn pii'tnrus aud data
gathered by the geutlsnfen ftrs 10 he
u-aa bs fhe tiu tsraniis advertising
departments Mr. and Mrs. l.. Ross
sccvmranissd thom ga the Mari,is
trip The party was shown maHN
cpurtesias isy Nr Ds.an X. Lowe uf
the trs-tsti River Anriiie 60 aud Mr.
1sNlDr. 81 the Cttitprads,- \ uis MAJ hie
Go. The wenslsrfal aud extensive
ulartsie nIih ~ this latter company
proved aH interesting ioHtare ri the
trip
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-09-16

krs T. T. t-r.szisor 80 sls.es 81 ..,s
hssase ~ tes5srssi-c J ssa-slay
M and Mr. q I-fnnsrt and ssxa..
y rssturEss'i ~ Saiisla Sunday
Cha-- lse-sshs4rf @aa sassils I'd
t4tsatshsss~~ ~ere ~ tpeu ~asssssst
Ni-- lssi4ssa NJ 30, 81 sssIsni-sa % a
Gaa~r - Mr.. h. u. tsge shi- ~.-.S
a.. n I.aHissuf arrieea from Isn
Ner and ea-tern ,,siut~ y gslns-~ssa.r
sir I.yeD- ssaa -.sa 81 the s,s..,
l.itss- asiBe eessf A. issssgeF frsss..s
Wa. >r.--hal4s -s-saf -ssae tine
n-nis@ and handisa@ nasr Msrsassaa
Mr. and sr-. JaHsa- ~ I.as rs....p.
~s-csss-ia. are Ns-stinz ~ the E.sssa-
us Mine
Prank tew isr 81 san Ans.as.s.
ivNs-. has irrsn visiting the IS.c~~
aud i.s,lssseis~ fhir Wessk
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-09-16
nAyTON
Ne~s.Chan.pion Correspondence.

Ne~s.ChaRspion Correspoadeace.
Tuesday sept. ".
Miss Richards was an outgoing
passenger saturday.
Mrs. procuuier aud Eenshaw have
returned to Lake ttty
Mrs. Addingtun is IN tsunnison this
week a delegate to the County Con
vention.
In the trial of Claude Abingdon
last week the New - hampton Wishes
To state that the evidence presented
completely eNonerated him. Mr. Ad-
dington is a well known ranchman
of the county aud has always been
known To he AN upright aud honor
able citizen.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-09-16
SA0'S CAnu
Se~s.e'n~a.vsss Csrrssvs.Au.s,

SnNs-cihansVs<so CorrsaOooADW.
Tuesday. s.spf. ~.
., q. Willis made a b.ssass.e trsy 10
tsuani-en saturday.
ie~ .ssEs bright dsy- ~ isnsrt
he haN Greg thsr ses-ssa-
e,rou-e aud sage cbickcnr are tss.st >
this se"-"s irom all rcports.
The deW<rratsc prsmsrss-r Were
held saturday at the ss.hssol house
tfee. tisrsserry wa~ aysysssiated chair
mar, Doe dayr ssrrstary. -. T.. " illse
aud fey ton >psnn wcre elected dasss-
gates tO the county convention al
GaRni-sa Tuesday.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-09-16
ROYLEvnLE

>ews Champion Correspondence
Tuesday, Sept. IL.
Miss Brooks retur ned from Pueblo
Wednesday.
Harry Fogg returned from Gunni-
son sunday.
Mrs. Prank Dunn is visiting in Sar-
gents these days.
Mortimer slate and sons are baling
new hay. so ore the DesComl,ee
Bros.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Adams were
visitors of the stephenson family
sunday.
Mrs. Slate is expecting her sister.
Mrs. Tateson, of Denver for visit OF
lew weeks.
Clifford Upton feels very big these
days, his first boy being born sept.
2, is doing fine.
Mrs. May Leonard is staying with
her daughter, Mrs. Clin Upton, these
days taking care Of the new boy.
Three colts belonging To A. ID. Ne
Connall got into the Greathouse
cabins up Hot Spring creek, the door
closed ON them and when found two
were dead one was 80 weak IL was
hardly able to walk Oscar Rich is
the man that found the horses.
reception was given by Mrs.
Wadham Friday night to her sister.
Miss Blanche, who WAS married in
Leadville Monday, Sept. 5. Mr.. and
Mrs. Goodrich departed saturday
morning for Rifle, Colorado. where
they will make their future home
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-09-16
CaooESron
News-Chsmpioa Correspoade.oe.
Sunday. sept. II.

sunday. sept. II.
We wondered at Mr.. Upton hook
ing 80 sad last week, we said his
baby was a girl. We don't blame
all samee-Mr. Upton Jr-lor IL N a
boy. Father Upton In able to be
about.
Mrs. Walter Adams and DR.. Har-
mon. Mr.. and Mrs. John Goodrich re-
turned from Leadville last Wedpes-
day. Ars. Adams gave Q reception
Fridav night In honor of Mr. and
Mn. Goodrich and Mrs Blanch Har-
mon. tsames and dancing was ear
r,ed on until midnight when supper
was served of ice cream, cake and
sandwiches and hot coslee several
were present and all enjoyed q good
time.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-09-16
8ICn

~esias-s4ss. s-spf ~
b. rssssisiscas- er,a . s,rsmarS al
.a- to-day
-s,iss,sa sss~fs"d AsssssS. tise lgnh.
- ss-- sssa >tasissE ~ ts.s1a ~
lalst issr
A 3 HAS refsrs.ra n..tse issr . sr~
DAYS hse cSs~r.t- ~ go lsssss ~ fss
hiiir Tnsr-slss.
he si"sssrrmf PRIMARY weuf oiI
gg8ssfiN Saturday and b o. hiosf "a
,.isss issd ssssseesie
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-09-16

chairman coHaitnee for the deIno-
cratic convention and went to- Gun
nison Moadav.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Simmons. ac-
companied by Missee Annie and
Katherine. went to Gannison Tues
day on business.
Clarence Bei,uire had a narrow es-
cape last week. While chopping
down a tree, the AK hit knot and
the ipstep of his right loot. At pres
ent he is getting along nicely.
A pleasant surprise brit hday party
WIS given to Mrs. W. y. Sammons
Monday evening by large number
oi bev friends. All present had very
pleasant time and departed at mid
night, wishing her many happy re-
turns.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-09-16
ouoellnnls
News-Chasapsos CsersaVosssoe~

Wednesday,. sept. IA
several large catches of fish are rc.
ported last weck
lee Chsmplin made n bu-ines~ triv
to t'unni-s,n Tuesday.
Mrs. x. ". Wilson's little dauxhter
ollie has been quite sick
Mrs. Erpest torter has heen com-
peiied to remain in bed. being e,n the
sick hist for several days.
I.uie Raaeks left for Montross
Tuesday where she will take In TIA.
fair and visit relatives aud friends.
q. j. Huftalin was appointed on
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-09-16

snd fclloas: the lest bast cut,
second growth hickory szies;
spokes are sioE'e shessi<icsed
and driven into tie hula undcs
Q hsnd7od I ias prcssure; ironei
aud reinforced il every way
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-09-16
soRaSEI 40 ME uuI
Ne~s.Champios Cerreegsnaanee.


TUESDAY S.ss,s. ".
" J Esdmen visited sunday at \
IT Eetrh'-.
Mr.. TAFT. y x. In-I~s.tor. pa~~ssl
thru here sunday
MRS. Emma Eapsey left ls-t week
ior Salt Lake City.
Walter wei,b " -I,esdiag a k,w
DAYS en the Anthracite.
br Weesiin'- ofii-e was entered
Friday evening and secured xl75.
Mary Paine 81 >omer-et " -tsrnd
ing i.w DAYS visiting al HOtchki--.
Mr. aud Mrs. i.eemine aud a part, !,
from Somerset -g,eBt last week camp
inR on the Anthracite
Miss Emma Eapiey and N zaw al
hen Mere married at the Norman
Tahernacis Ia salt Lake City. sept
!. lale.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-09-16
CRESTED Butte
S,ees'slaaHlpiup CorEesYonaanas

Nees.t hampton Corrssyonaanae
"Wednesday ~.sE,t. "a
Miss uaFa ,siis-an " visiting h.r
ngnt. Mrs. v Watson. at t'uuni-on.
Mrs. q \. Hubbard Wa- q visitor
in Mar,ie irem Thursday unth MON
dag
Sug,t X McAui-ser " a. summoned
90 fucJio tuesday 90 cssnspans bus
ineS-.
Philip Nakich has purchased the
Ma. johnson resisience ou FIRST
strett.
dos Fau--one the Mart,le business
man. wsr IN town several days dur
tng the week
The ranchmeu Ia this viciaity have
coHpieted h.S ing aud all report au
increased crop over la-t wear.
John SANDSTONE departed Manday
ior Ithaca. \. y. where he will enter
upon hi- junior wear al Cornell nj
Nersity
h. v McCurui.k : hand-onle new
Residence n rapidly nearing comple-
rion- and viii he ready ior occupancy
next week.
dos. N Block Departed Monday ior
~ bf'iei trip to Denver. and To- attend
the state convention of the Demo-
cratic party.
Mrs y. E. Botteniield was called 20
Lafayette Wednesday on account oi
the dangerous illaess of her sister
Mrs Griffith.
Game Warden A. -. Mcdonald H.
to he commended ior his activity aud
success In apprenhepding transgress-
ors of the game and fish laws.
Prank Antich was fined a tota' of
<l9 by Justice WEIGH on Friday last
ior having in his possession fifteen
trout less than the size prescribed by
law.
Ira Evans returned Tuesday to
Geneva. Neb.. after spending the
summer here with Mr.. and Mrs. W.
L.. Martin. Mr.. Evans is a brother
40 Mrs. Martin.
Tom and q. Gregorich were each
fined ~ by Justice Welsh Tuesday
for hunting withoutsa license. DE
fault in payment resulted in their
commission in Jail.
A party composed of Mr. and Mrs
Leo Long. Mr.. and Mrs Richard
Williams. Miss Josie Durkee and Mrs
W n. Wilson. drove To Merble Sat
nrday, returning Sunday.
Thos. Kelly has moved his family
To Mt Carbon where he has accepted
responsible position with the
Waugh Bros. We exceedingly regret
To note the departure Of this estima-
bile family.
The wedding on Tuesday evening
OF Mr.. Geo. W Schaefer and Mrs
Jeanette Hedley came as a pleasant
surprise to their many friends. The
ceremony was performed .at the par
sonage by Rev. Glenn stewart.
Iured IN runaway accident which
occurred at the chute of the &. F.&I
Co, mine Friday afternoon. He W as
taken 10 the MinDequa hospita sun
day, accompanied by John Eccher
Louis is one our popular young men.
whose many fiiends earnestly hope
Tor his early and permanent recovery.
The people of Crested Butte are
Justly indignant over the one coach
railway service ON this branch. especi-
ally in face of the upderst apding that
two coaches were to be provided.
The erowding II ladies and children
into one small combination ear. in
many cases with undesirable com
pany, is a disgract-ful and unwar-
ranted condition, and our people pro-
pose to more strenuously demand
better raccommo,da tions ncontinued
the present service undoubtedly rv.-
suit in the establishment If q regular
automobile line betw ween Gunnisoa
and Crested Butte next spring.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-09-16
ono 0r

Sews-Champioa CorreeVooAeoD.
Tuesday, s~pt. 8.
Vim. Harrington went to Aalida
Friday.
Miss stella keeler went to Denver
Monday.
Mrs. f. n. Lamont went to Canon
City Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Foster went to Gum
nison Monday.
Mics Mabel Clay returned to Den
yer on Monday.
%. L. Jarrett made business trim
TO Gunnison sunday.
Mrr. Ensign and children returueA
from Saiida Saturday.
walter Carman'- = folk have a br>a
new boy at their hon-e.
Miss Lucille Ot,ert returned to her
kansss home saturday
Mr.. Jarrett. mother from Texss
arrived Sunday for q visit.
Fred McAHieter and family arr
visiting relatives this week.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-09-16
Dfl.A

>e~s-Chempion Correspondence
Wednesday. sept IA
Miss Pearl Wilt took in the fair at
iIotchki-- last week.
Frank THttle H. enjoying n visit
from his father aud sister from Ne
brsska this week.
u. $. Humphreys aud wife returned
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-09-16

ia41 sseck iutsss tsssssF.rsl-zs y ls.r.. si,.ss
hsec i-ren ss-s4ia2 = 80 ea-sA~
Ma-~ Nssaa-e tsrsrfH rssx.rs..ss ~
tsHas'ls Hhf hz-f ~ tbs Us.s " ksrs
slif y ih aHssrsa ass >ers.saA th.- is.N
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-02-27

The festival of st. Thomas OF Can
terbury, from being perhaps the most
popular OF saints days in England.
has now fallen into complete desue-
tude, and Its revival is not advocated
BY even the most feFyent OF Anglo
Catholics. 1t was Henry VIII. who
destroyed the Beckett tradition. The
king was las always In need OF
money. and the shrine of st. Thomas
In Canterbury CATHEDRAL seemed a
suitable object for kgaiized loot. So
in 1888 an order was issued that the
bones of the saint should be burned
and the offerings made at his shrine
the trophies of three centuries and
a half forfeited to the crown. Rocket
was to be decanonized. his images to
be destroyed and his name erased
from the service books The work
was faithfully performed THE name
of Geta,' writes Dean STANDBY. has
not been more carefully erased by his
rival brother on every monument OF
the Roman Empire.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-02-27
Eastern City Little Known.

silva or Seewah. with which the
Egyptian government has been hap-
ing fresh trouble, is the old classical
oasis of Jupiter Ammon, whose oracle
was formidable rival to Delphi The
oracle grew dumb about the time that
the whisper ran round the world.
pan is dea.i." but shis oasis is still
stronghold Of religious fanaticism.
Most OF the inhabitants, who rather
resemble the Chinese in feature and
wear the perpetual scowl Of a heavy
tragedian ON their couutenances, be-
long to the Senussi sect OF Moham-
mechanism and profess peculiarly
sour variety of Puritanism The oasis
of silva is seldom visited by Europe
ans. because the journey involves a
three weeks camel-ride across the
desert In which Cambyses lost his
army, with a good chance of getting
knocked on the head at the finish
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-02-27
WILL POWER or AMERICANS
Quality That Has Made United States
Nation Of Hard and Quick
Workers.

The astonishing industrial advance
Of the United States and the predomi'
nance of this motive in the national
life come from the third element in
the Spirit of America, will power, that
restless energy of nature which drives
coward activity and efficiency The
man who does things Is the man
whom the average American ad,
mires.
No doubt the original conditions of
the nations birth and growth were pc.
tent in Transforming this energy into
forces of practical and material
kind. A new land offered the oppor.
tunity, a wild land presented the
necessity, rich land held out the re
ward, to men who were eager to do
something.
But though the outward circum
stances may have nodded and deyel
oped the energy, they did not create
u, Mexico and South America were
new lands, wild lands rich lands
They are, not far inferior, If at all, to
. the United States in soil, climate and
natural resources. They presented
the same Kind of opportunity, neces
sity and reward to their conqperors
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-02-27

I'm the fifteen years Int 7 have
been connected with societies for the
prevention of cruelty to animals in
this and other cities 7 never have re.
ceived a complaint alleging cruelty to
a mule, said the humane looking man.
That immunity of mules from harsh
treatment Is an interesting question.
Why are they immune? Does nobody
peat them? Does nobody underfeed
them? If not, why not? Does a mule
show such q decided ability for taking
care of himself that his owner is
AFRAID TO abuse him? Or do men
beat mules and escape punishment be.
cause the persons who witness the
beating think IT is only mule and not
worth bothering about? What Is the
explanation of that phase Of the mule
question, anyhow New York Press.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-02-27

Easter coming as early as it does
this sear. on the 9th of Marsh.
makes the annual spring vacation
That all the Cairo public schools en-
ioy come earlier Several weeks ago
a weeks lav-off from school duties
was allowed BY the Board OF Eduea-
ion. but now the time is shortened
.onsideratly The vacation begins
IN THURSDAY, MARCIA oath. and school
opens again the following Monday.
Narch 3Sth,
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-02-27
nThirds the Most Probable.

Harrington Putnam Judge Gaynor's
successor on the New York bench, in
noted. for bis logical mind
Once at a dinner at Red Lodge, his
country house near Denning, Mr.. Put
nam gave an admirable Instance Of
this mental quakty. The converse
ton had turned to nonmarrying Wild
ows, and MIR. Putnam disposed of the
question thus
When beautiful widow says that
she will not marry again on any con
,.ftion, 1t may be, first, her husband
was SO good that she conld never care
Tor another man again or 1t may be
second, that her experience of married
life was such as to make her desire
no more Of it; or it may be, third. that
she lis telling a falsehood
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-02-27

and settlers. Yet they have. seen
nothing like the same industrial al
vance.
why? There may be many reasons
but am sure that the most imEort'
ant reasons lie in the soul of the reo-
PIE, and that one Of them Is the lack
ID the republics OF tie south OF that
strong Will power which has made
the people OF the United States ma.
non Of hard and quick workers.
Henry van Dyke in American Maya
zine
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-02-27
ALWAYS SOMETHING NEW AND


When a certain Atchison man visits
another town. his wife complains and
so does his mother, Therefore. In or
der to avoid 1t. he says he is going
out to get shaved and doesn't return
until the visit Is over When he re-
turns there is a stor"', but under the
old plan there were two storms. ono
before he went and another after his
return. --Atchison Globe.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-02-27
The Juvenile Soldier.

Fair What are you cry.
ing for, little man?
Boy Scout Cos I've got TO imi-
tate donkey's bray.
Fair Stranger" Perhaps can help
YOU What do they do?"
Boy Scout They eat enough Of
these thisties to give them the bic.
coughs. IN. A. P.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-02-27

II the day and night are such that
you greet them with Joy, and life
emits a fragrance like flowers and
sweet-scented herbs, is more starry.
more immortal That is your success.
All nature is your cohgratulation and
you have cause 7mofnentarily to bless
Yourself Henry David Thoreau.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-02-27

The Senior girls basket ball team
oracticed yesterday afternoon at c.
Il. S. This team is to play Pa,
,laeah's first girls team which c.
II. 8, meets in that city in the seq
Iond and third weeks q March re
spectisely.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-02-27

My little German maid said to me
one day; Susie Jones IS going 10
start to high school tomorrow, and
she asked me whether she should
take German or Latin" What did
you tell her?" | asked. We'll, you
know" replied Mary, Latin is going
out; they don't talk that much any
more. so told her would take Ger
man. - Exchange.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-02-27
Chinese Currency.

Business transactions between Chi
nese merchants and foreign firms are
usually in taels. The tael is not a
coin. but Chinese ounce Of silver. 1t
varies in different places both as to
weight and touch Tor flneness), and
he exchange between the tael and
the dollar, or between the former and
the copper coinage is constantly iuctu.
ating
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-02-27

al !, Principal ]. T. Midkiff OF G, Fl.
IS. returned yesterday from Harris
burg. where he acted as a Judge in
a debate and oratorical contest held
at the high school in that place. The
debate was contest between the
two literary societies of the Harris
burg school and the oratorieal con-
test was given by different mem
1ers of the school Mr.. Midkiff has
II mind the same kind of affair in
he very near future for c. II. $.
rhe tive literary societies-tne
3oys and the Athenian. will be rep
esented by teams rom their or
ganizations and they will debate on
some suitable topic. An oratorical
contest will also be mad as we'll as
Z, short program and Air Midkiff
1lans to make this event one OF
great importance.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-02-27
ssssssssssssssssssasssssss.
:CAIRO SCHOOL NOTES:
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

The month of March. beginning,
as it does, on Tuesday. will be quite
an important four weeks period at
&c. H. S. The first several days OF
the month will see the different
classes begin on new work after an
examination on the previous month )
work. This first part OF the month
both the first girls and first boys
basket bali teams OF c, n s. begin
good hard work for the annual
games with Padncah, the first con.
tests which occur on the 18th of
March at Paducah and the second
which occur at Cairo on the 10th Of
March. Weather permitting during
the second week of the month. the
&c. II. S. track team and also the
baseball squad will begin TO take
mart in the regular required spring
practice and training, About this
time also the Senior class viii be
looking after and closing the minor
Ietais of their graduation and viii
agin to consider the mere import
ant things
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-02-27

Miss Corrine Walker. one of the
popular Senior g+fiis7 Is i'll at it1rr
home on Seventeenth street.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-02-27

NyEW YoRkss Marie Louise Logan granddaughter John
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chapel and followed by
street Mrs de Snay born in Youngstown o. Oldest
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-08-17
BABE TUMBLES TWO
STORIES; is UNHURT
Child at Bettendorf Presses Against
a Window Screen and AIights
in the Yard.

Roy. 14-months-old baby of Mr. and
Mrs. Leroy Stokes of Bettendorf,
tumbled out of a second story win
dow of their residence this morning
and was unhurt save a few slight
bruises. The child, after having
been missed by the mother, was
found toddling about the yard as I'M
concerned as if nothing had happen
ed. The little one was left by the
mother in his cradle in a room on
the second floor of the home. When
he wakened he proceeded to get out
of his trundle bed. After reaching
the floor he crawled towards a win
dow enclosed by screen. When he
pushed his weight against the screen
the latter gave way, and baby plung-
ed headforemost into the yard.