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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-01-06
DECEMBER DEATHS
 DUE TO VIOLENCE
 ARE IN NUMBER

Total NumbCr Of Deaths Tor Entire
 Month From All Causes, 129.
 The number of deaths in Bridge port during December, was 129. Twenty-three deaths were caused by pneumonia, IT by consumption. Deaths of violence or accident were 5.
 The violent deaths were Jessie Saunders, thrown from automobile struck by car; Michael Della, suicide by shooting: Ida F. Worrall, suicide by cutting, throat; Ellen Robertson, burned to death, lamp overturned; :; Andrew Vachyk, asphyxiation. illumi- mating gas; Helen Hitchcock, burned tn death clothing took fire from stove; Bryan Miles, accidental drown ing, Seaside park; Mary Belle Marsh, second degree burns, clothing caught fire in house.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-01-06
GOVERNOR BALDWIN
 TO ATTEND FUNERAL
 OF JUDGE WHITNEY
Especial from United Press.)

Special from United Press.)
 New Haven, Jan. 6--Governor Sim con E. Baldwin, of Connecticut, will attend the funeral tomorrow at Corn wall of his nephew, Judge Edward Baldwin Whitney. late of the New York Supreme Court bench. The new ly inaugurated Governor has felt deeply the death of Justice Whitney, and, yesterday. paid splendid tribute to the dead iurist.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-01-06
BISHOP PERRY NOW.
Former New Haven Clergyman New Episcopal Head of Rhode
 Island.
Special from United Press.)

Special from United Press)
 Providence. Jan. 6.-The Rev. James DeWolf Perry, DID,, formerly of New Haven, Conn.,, was conse- crated as Episcopal Bishop of Rhode Island today. The ceremonies were presided over by the head of the American Episcopal Church, the Rev. Bishop Daniel S. Futile of Missouri. The others assisting Were Bishops Lines, of Newark; Vinton, of Spring field; Lawrence, of Boston; Rev. E. s. Rousmaniere, of Boston, and Rev. iJ. DeWolf Perry, of Philadelphia, father of the Bishop-elect
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-01-06
Jennie
 Hamilton's Pharmacy.

Watch Papers for date of opening of The Cart wright Shoe Go. BIG REMOVAL SALE.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-01-06

The rope girdle IS favorite and out lines the high waist line of many a chiffon frock.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-11-28
5. 5. KILAUEA
1T ARRIVES

the beautiful jappuintcd dinihg saloon,
statefoalf ahdss1artments assigned
60 the master, purscr and directors of.
the company.
shes splendid sea boat" was the
CHEEKY greeting from President and
General Manager J. -. Kennedy, who
accompanied the Kilauea on the maid
en- voyage from San Francisco and the
yards OF the Union Iron Works. We
struck a g1lc and a heavy swell soon
after leaving Goldcn Gatc and thea
went little 10 the southwark to fini
better weather.
"On Friday of last week the XII
iauca again was given an opportunity
of demonstrating her superior sea-
worthy qualifications MS the winds
came frOin tho Southeast and more
long and heatyi swclls were encount-
eredlH i'a ssEd inr"w lrIu nB mN
President Kennedy was enthusiasts
tic in his praise of the many good
points in the latest addition to the
lntcr-Island fleet
I'VE passed the Lurline early Fri.
day morning. stated Captain Dad
Freeman in response to hearty well
come given him on his return from n
three months absence on the OIast
They sent mp a few lights aud 1t Is
strange that they did not try to re-
port us through wireless.
Tho Tcnyo Maru was met about
six o'clock on Sunday morning. The
Kilauca easily turned fourteen knots
on portion Of the voyage and our
time dcwn from San Francisc, was
made In six days and sixteen hours. "
"purscr" Kennedy occupied the
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-11-28
CLEGHORN-HOUGH
WEDDING OF note

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por,,. r II c,o.,,or, aud Ni,. Helen
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r,a,o, p,a,,,. c,oS.orn ana Mics
Helen ,,ou,h .or. m,rr,od n, $, Johns
r,,,.on., n,,r,, ,or,y,,
Tho hr,do 4. Tho d,u,b,or or Mr. and
A.. ,a,,o. n t,ouyh IN. NJ stock.
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-11-28

7. Smith, II. r. Train, A. X. Edie,
E. johnson. T. l.. Gunthcr, J. A. Logan,
u. o. Thomas, II. b. Gilbert. Passed
Asst. Surgeon +. A. Abakcn, medical
officer; Asst. Surgeon Ray Cuthbert-
son medical officer; Paymaster John
Irwin Jr.. pay officer; Boatswain u.
Schumacher. Chief Gunner Il. Kellen-
berger. Gunner ID. +. Henderson: Ma
chinists r. r. Ford. G. J. Lovett, Il. T.
Holmes. G. II. Markham. j. G. Par
kcr; Carpenter II. II. Clarke.
Colorado.
Officers Of u S. s. Colorado-Capt.
William A. Gill, commanding: Lieut.
Comdr Thomas S Wilson. executive
officer; Lieut. -Comdr C. s. Barnes;
Ensigns II. Allen, w. w Lorchbaugh,
T.. y. Woodwork. Charles g. Davy, r.
b. Uorncr, G. G. Baughman, Frank J.
Willie. w +. Greesman, o. $ A. Bots
ford; Midshipmcn w. w. Wadell, c.
G. Gillette. II. c. Conan. r. N. Al
ford, p H. Marbin, II. r. Bell. II. p
Berry, NJ, a.. Mjtscher; Surgeon G. p.
Bagg, medical officer; Asst. Surgeon A.
-. Hayward. assistant medical officer
Paymaster @. p. Dyer, pay officer;
Lieut. w. A. Mcneil, U. s. Marine
Corps, marine q oflfcef;" Boatswain J.
I'N6adstqoAi: GdnRsfg H."W,'k ,gL..atnr-
bell, Joseph Cha nbcrialn Chief Ma
chinists a. p. Smith. NJ. A Thorma-
lon; Machinist Charles Dunn, Chief
Carpenter william ONcil.
Maryland
Captain John NJ. Ellicott, command
ing; Lieutenant-C Commander Chas. j.
Lang, Lieutenant-C ommonder Lloyd 8.
Shapley, Lituenant- Commander Ralph
Il. Poe,' Lieutenant VIM. l.. Calhoun,
Lieutenant 81. g. Harry l.. Pence,
Lieutenant 81. G. Frank n. Eklsnd,
Lieutenant q. g. Claude A. Bonvil-
lian, Ensigns W. G. I. stiles, Charles
w. Crosse, Richard W. Wuest, Mid
shipmen II. w. Underwood, +. G. Sher-
man, J. r. Alexander, r. A. Parker,
Harry W. Hill. Norman L. Kirk, Mer-
! rift Hodson, John w. Gates, Charles
G. McCord. w. L. Baughman, p. A.
Surgeon Eugene A. Vickery. p. A. Sur
geon VIM Chambers, Paymaster r. G.
Tobey, Chaplain Arthur w. Stone
a., Captain Of Marines Chandler Camp
bell, Boatswain VIM. G. A. Schwcrin
Gunner Henry McEvoy, Gunner John
X. Thompson, Machinist Frank r.
Baker, Machinist Frederick F. Krai-
mex. Machinist Edwin W. Abel, Chief
Carpenter Clayton p. Hand.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-11-28

engines, with cylinders 25-il-dS
inches and as inches diameter and 80
inches stroke.
Steam is supplied by four single
end Scotch marine type boilers, fired
from fore and aft in one fire room.
Each boiler contains three Morrison
suspension furnaces. Tho boilers are
II feet 3 inches diameter and II feet
long; the furnaces are "a inches di-
ameter. Each boiler has 3i2 2ia-inch
tubes.
These boilers were designed for a
working pressure of 1870 pounds per
square inch. The shells are in two
lengths and one course circunferen-
TALLY.
Each furnace Is fitted with one
Dahl oil burner.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-11-28
ROSTER OF
CRUISER fleet

tOonttnUeo froW Va00 W '''
,,cutori ssosiiaati ofilcoraa Passed Asst.
Sturgeon G. ,BGM,eYsdr, junior medical
officer; Faymastcr J. S. Bccoher. pay
officer; First Lieut.. Il. r.. Rowcll. ma
rlnc officer; Boatswaln W. Il. Bucch
ncr Gunnors W. Mcl:voy and w. Gro
min Machinists ". Huber and f. w.
Dobie Carpenter II. Duthie; Pay
Clerks II. II. Mack (nceD, c. A. Glib
hons. O. Machado
South Dakota.
officers of the L. S. s. South Da-
kota--Capt. +, NJ. Bennett, command
ing: Lieut.. -Comdr. Chester Wells, en-
ccutive officer: Lieut.. Comdr. i. II.
Sargent. navigator; Lieut. -Comdr. ID.
w. BurtsbauJi, I.icuts. w. V. Tomb,
w. A. Giassford Jr., a. S. Rces Uunior
pradc); Ensigns J. +. Cox. NJ. c. Bow
man. +. u. Pryor, O. G. Green, II. w.
Todd, Il. II. Cqnners: Midshipmen w.
Il. Brown, c. J.. Weyler, +. II. Kelly,
J. II. Taylor. S, w. King, II. S Hal
slip, J. l.. Nelson, ID. s. McQuarric,
ID. y. Hawiey; Passed Asst. Surgeon
Il. o. r. Eytingc. medical officer; Puss-
cd Asst. Surgeon a. u. Howard. med
ical officer: Passed Assistant Paymas-
ter L.. II. Wilson Jr pay officer: Boat
swain william De Fries, Gunner T..
Swason; Machinists Il. G. Greenleaf,
w. ~. LEM. George Growney; Car
pcntcr NJ. ii. Saylcr, Pay Clerk A. c.
Hozlowski.
West Virginia.
Officers of u. s. S. West Virginia
Rear Admiral W. II. Switzerland,
commander of second division of fleet;
Capt. Alexander Halstead, command
ing: Lieut.. -Comdr. l.. J, James, Lieut.
Comdr. ". Willams, Lieut.. J, b. Gray,
Lieut.. J. S. Woods Cunior gradc): En-
signs +. L. Reichruih, $. A. Taiiinger,
}. -. Galdman,. w p. Becchler, c. A.
Dunn, George w. Kenyon. r. x. Tur-
ner; Midshipmen o. N. Hustvedt. ].
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-11-28

John Huhu, a former trusty who was
recently released from Jail, was this
morning handed down sentence u
nine months Imprisonment by Police
Judge Monsarrat. He was arrested
by Chief McDufie for stealing two
dresses and two pair of cofsets from
the Biiou.
According to Chief McBufTie. II
seemed that Huhu has been visiting
in the Bijou lately. where he stole
the articles from some OF the actress
ses. The matter was reported 10
McDuflle, who, upon investigating the
latter's house. s.lnd the missing arti-
Giles. Huhu was arrested | st night,
and this morning he appeared in POI
lice court where Judge Monsarrat SEN
fenced him to nine months imprison.
ment.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-11-28

The cabins, dining saloon, social
hall ana smoking room are Sandstone
ly fitted up and present most pleas
ing appearance. The hardwood and
upholstery for finishing these rooms
have been selected with the greatest
care to produce harmonious effect.
Each of the thrty-four statcrooms
has two metal enamel bcrths and one
transom, which can be converted into
an additional berth when required.
Stcial attention has also been given
to the officers and crews quarters,
with view TO making them roomy
and comfortable in tropical climate.
The Kilauea has a straight stem
and cliptical stern, Nat keel. and is
To be rugged AS n fore-and-aft leg
.of-mutton schooner. the fore and main
masts to have two ordinary cargo der
ricks on the after side. The fore
mast Is TO have an additional twenty
ton derrick.
The decks, five in number, are
named shade deck, bridge deck, So
loon deck. main deck and lower deck.
The double bottom extends from
frame 1G0 to frame 81, with a center
line oil and water-tight keelson, the
space under tie engine and ,rorelold
being arranged to carry 'tidhid, ',Jucl
The tank under the boifcfs il htted
to carry fresh water.
On the bridge deck are the pilot
house, captains room, two rooms for
officers, directors room and smoking
room. with bar, water closet and trunk
to engine room.
On the saloon deck are the dining
room. pantry, two mems toilets and
lavatory. two women's toilets, two
companions to shade deck, one com
panion to main deck, two ladders for
ward to main deck, steam winch aft
hatch 10 after hold, grating over tiller
four scttee seats and twenty-five
staterooms and purser's room.
The main deck will have quarters
for crew forward ,amp room. moi
room. crews toilet. ,,aw's shower
hatch tn fore and or,e, holds two
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-11-28
May Open new
bids FRIDAY

The bids for the renovation of the
judiciary building are to be opened
Friday next II Superintendent of Pub
lie Works Marston Campbell does not
go to Hilo OH Thursday night By the
steamer Wilhelmina.
He plans to leave for the Big City
by the Wilhelmina but does not yet
know when she will go. "lf she goes
Thursday night" he said this morn
ing, then | will postpone the open
ing of the bids until come back
again. " she goes Friday night. how
ever, will open them before 60"
Campbell goes down with Secretary
4. A. Mott-Smith and possibly Or.
George W. Mccoy. although there is
nothing definite settled about him yet.
The party will look to the cleaning
up of Hilo and the placing of the city
In thoroughly sanitary condition.
Campbell expects to get back again
before the rest Of the party.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-11-28

The vessel has decidedly rakish
sheer to her bow.
Trailing after the Kilauea steamed
the Mauna Loa, the old reliable liner
which for years has been a familiar
figure in the Kona and Kau trade.
The appearance of the two steam
ers, the new and the old formed q
striking contrast to the assembled
crowd of interested spectators who
lined the wharves.
There is considerable work to he
done towards making the new steam
err presentablo for her regular traffic
on the Kona and Kau run. before GO
ing into commission. It is the pres
ent plan to dispatch the vessel for
windward Hawaii ports on Tuesday,
December 18th.
The vessel is supplied with every
accessory and auxiliary usually fitted
on vessels of her class. such as cleo
trio lights, steam steering gear, steam
windlass, steam winches. oil-burning
system, double bottom with capacity
for carrying sufficient oil fuel to per-
init of going to San Francisco for re-
pairs and overhauling.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-11-28
I. ****4***a********
FEATURES or THE
NEW kILAuEA I

:: Length over all, 252 IT, in. =
!; Breadth, 30 IT, 4
: Depth, nodded, 10 It. 4
4 Mean draft of water, rs II. ::
: Displacement, 1900 tons. =
!. Speed, ~ knots. =
= Fuel oil capacity ttons), 10. 4
Z" Dead weight capacity ttons), ::
= 1000. I:
4: Stcaming radius at ten knots. 4
Z: 1000 4
T. Four-cylindcr triple-expansion .
+ engines, supplied with steam Z
4 from four Scotch boilers. driv- Z
= ing four-blade propeller of =
4 l2-foot diameter at i40 revolu- Z
: tons.
= Cabins and dining saloon fitted Z
= in beautiful hardwoods. with all Z
= latest appliances. .HH
& Tnirty-four staterooms, each
+ with two enamcled berths and Z
+ settec. '"HH
= Five decks are provided. .
NeSScl mas NdOuDle DOttOm,
= space uundcr engines ARRANGED I
:: to carry fuel oil.
T: Has room set aside for direct I
I; ors.
& Dining room on saloon deck
:. Il feature much appreciated by
:: travellers.
Z Fresh water tanks hold 1000 !
= gallons.
4 Electric lighted throughout,
+ with powerful searchlight on
: bridge.
: Each boiler has 3l2 2R-inch I
= tubes.
> Each furnace fitted with Dahl
= oil burner.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-11-28

II takes u pretty bright person to
tell when the silly season opens and
closes.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-11-28

out In Washington an optimist aged
1903 years has just married his sixth
wife.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-11-28

A woman always fears she won't
be In time for t.,e bargain sale.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-11-28

For sale by Benson, Smith e. Co.,
Ltd, Chambers Drug Co, Ltd, IIilo
Drug Co. and at all wholesale liquor
dealers.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-02-01

justice and special jury by tho
crown authorities against Edward +.
Myths, who Is charged with haviaag
been concerned in the publication OF
seditious articles, and a defamatory
statement that King George, when
prince of Wales, was Morganatically
married to the daughter of an ai'
miral ut Malta.
According to the Standard there II
still possibility that the king may
appear in the witness box If Maylius
persists in his plea OF justification.
The evidence presented will incud ,
the marriage registers from Ma t.,
covering the whole period Of tie
kings service with che Mediterranean
feet. Many distinguished n.en asso-
'ciated With the king at the time are
expected to testify.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-02-01
RIVER NEWS

Rising rivers we're reported ssesteF
day from points aboye here as fol-
lows: Pittgburg Go, Cincinnati S.5
Louisville III, Evansville C. Mt. Yer
non 9, Shoais. fpd., r.s, TerTe Haute
G, Mt Cas4nel IL, ShawneetowE 4,
Nashville IS, Chattanooga %, Gunters-
vile z. ,Johnsonyiise s, Paducah i,
Kansas City 4, Herman, Mo-, 10, St
Louis IS. Chester q
The Sadie Les VIII be tiet of thu
ways at Moura city tomorrow ana
wsai 60 to Memphis to take the place
OF the w. III. Buttorff IN the Memphis
and vicksburg trade.
The Georgia Lee should be In port
tpaSorrow night from Memphis, and
win turn back from hers
The river markell a5.l feet on the
Cairo gauge last eveuins. showing |
Fisxsof p af a foot int2t.haufA
The Fred Hartweg eape m from
tina lpwsr Mississippi. yesterdAy witd
one barge lumber for s.Jpppa and one
baTges al. Logs for the Weis Peteesol
Box Co., shs departed for. the. Same
place j. few hours iqfer with one
empty barge
'f'he b, II Friend came down from
chcinpaaf with two empty barges
Yesterday.
The Tires States came down from
the upper Mississippi Eith q load Of
cora.
The Alice Brown passed to New
CF!eans yesterday ffum Pittsbnrs
with ~ bmtA barges and two box
boats Of coal and 9 asolel barges Of
wire and nails. @s'ffs H
DYER f.so.ooo bushels a. coal were
seift uit sof pftt&burg Saturday by
tbs Monorsahela Ri~esT cmisolidated
Ccal sanT coke ebnipaA aad more
ppAts s*iii ieaye this ssuseG The
HUI sscrcn, assisted Nv TIE volun-
tsesx wftf VI barges,% coi!tAifisng 42O,-
OpB bnssaE the fsiffiSirg assisted
hyttiss ffcfhado With s18 Scar boats
and. tour staasges, coatainins 10000
Asstiels: the Charlie Brown assisted
tbysttib Rival, With. w cpar bouts AID
sages iparsss Containing nos, 900 BIZ
ssa}s and the Samuel Cisrk. assisted
hys'thb sFaiis. withsl5 Coal boats and
twl barsess eontsiniasF le6ooo bs,-
shells, aH .Aeft sfor the south before the
lHEh wafer tiAached this city. The
buests ,sah got out well ahead of the
Tatfrs The river forecast as issued
from tho weather bureau this morn.
anS ysatas: s'The riyers will rise rap.
idh Turing the ,next few days
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-02-01
TWO TONS OF FISH
Taken From Willow Slough in This
County-OWner Started to Drain
1t But Turned Fisherman.

Not long ago John English who
owns the ground northwest of Cairo
upon which Is a large pond of water
known as Willow Slough decided he
would have the water drained OF
and cultivate the land. He knew
there was quite a lot o, fish in the
body OF water and made contrac,
with Cottonwood" John Twaggie
that II he would drain the water of
the ground he would give him the
fish. Cottonwood John when he had
the ditch completed lowered the level
OF the water to an, advantageous
depth and began to gather In the
fish. which were PRINCIPALLY carp
buffalo, cat and bass. II lis said his
first haul was $500 pounds Of fish and
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-02-01
No PERSONAL ENM|TY
Was Evident in Manner in Which
Senators Depew ard Jeff Davis
Greeted Each Other.

Washington, Jan. 31.--Senators
Cnauncey NJ. Depew and JEFF Davis
met and shook hands publicly in the
senate today as an evidence that no
personal ennity has resulted from
the Arkansas senator's animadvar-
sions of yesterday.
Mr.. Depew drifted over to Senator
Davis seat soon after the beginning
of the session and was greeted BY
the latter as If he. had just returned
from the foreign residence which the
Arkansan yesterday urged he should
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-02-01
EX-SENATOR At CAPITOL
Senator Davis EIklns Escorts Grand
father, II. G. Davis, Through
the Senate Chamber.

& Washington, Jan. 31.--The unusual
sight OF United States senator con
Quoting his grandfather, former
senator, about the floor Of the senate
was witnessed today when Senator
Davis Elltins Of West Virginia, escort.
ed former Senator Henry Gassoway
Davis through the chamber.
Y: AIT Davis was cordially greeted BY
many of the old senator's. most Of
whom remarked upon mis- compara;
"yely youthful appearance, potwi.h-
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-02-01
END STOMACH MISERY
Gas, Heartburn and Indigestion Van.
ish and You Feel Fine in
Five Minutes.

Every year regularly more than z
million stomach sufferers in the
United States, England and Canada
take Pape's Diapepsin, and realize
not only immediate, bue lasting relief
This harmless preparation will d.
gest anything you eat and overcome a
sour, gassy or out OF order stomach
five minutes afterwards.
II your meals don't fit comfortably,
or wnat you eat lies like a lump OF
lead in your stomach, or if you have
heartburn, that is a sign of Indiges,
ton
Get from your pharmacist 50-cent
case of tape's Diapepsin and take
dose just as soor as you can. There
will be no sour rislngs, no belching OF
undigested food mixed with acid, M
stomach gas or heartburn, FITNESS or
heavy feeling in the stomach, Neasea,
Debilitating Headaches, Dizziness or
Intestinal gripping. This will all go,
and, besides, there will be no sour
food left over In the stomach to poi-
son your breath with nauseous odors
Pape's Diapepsin Is certain cure
for out-of-order stomachs, because II
takes hold OF your food and Hgests II
just the same as II your stomach
wasn't there.
Relief in five minutes from all sto
mach misery is waiting for you at any
drug store.
These large 50-cent cases contai
more than sufficient to thoroughly
cure almost any case Of Dyspepsia,
Indigestion or any other stomach dis.
order.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-02-01

up to date he had taken out 4,00J
pounds. Mr. English, 1t is said, has
reconsidered his idea of cultivating
corn on this spot and will dam the
ditch and allow the river TO overflow
the slough each year which he
thinks will fill up with fish and be a
good source of profit.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-02-01

lnA POOREST q Indian Snothsrs
mnsts hAve 4 bsa, a'nl bshy basket or
cfatdis fashioned by her own careful
hnsyf4. The general design depends
uEoH Ahe ;custums and .traditlohs Of
I'm Ahb4 and the matsrisls aAsd are
csee5intned BY the natural Resources
q 5!sSffdkion inhabit>d but, the ar.
Manifestation ~ dietaYs6 ~ ~ .notS.
ef's lnt4nuity and arttstic psrc sptions.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-02-01

" ThTeatf ning;; Cooler.
M Illinois, Washington. Jan. al,-In'
creasing cloadiness and probably -aln
Wednesday Thursday rain or snoy
and much colder. Increasing easter
" winds becoming high Wednesday
night
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-02-01

We will give you square deal In
prices and quality on signs OF all
kinds. 22O Eighth st. Marable, both
phones.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-02-01
THE WEATHER
, yA..Asaay,s cairo Ten,ceratura
/ ners Conditions.

THE day WINS cloudy but no 4rdin
zen. The government bulletin repors
VA rain fton l5 points. Colder
swehtnsf pteyals in. the east. MOI
m,ica change elsewhere. Another cold
wave has Appeared in the far north
west. ,@l
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-02-01

SsS \ ussssabis tocsiItj. !. 7i
It UEt suburbs hsalthkni7. "No.
cld E \ dine my ~ifes lost her
v0ies ~ soon ~ wei rnov6d tout here,
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establish in the interes, OF this coun.
try's welfare. His salutation was COR
daily acknowledged ana the two
senators smiled as they parted.