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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-04-20
FOB GOOD ROADS
SOUTHERN RAILWAY co. WILL
START IMPROVEMENT sPE-
CiAL" MAY fST.


Washington, D. c., April l9.-Start-
ing at Mobile, Ala, on Monday, May
list, the Southern Railway Company
working in conjunction with the Unit
cd States office of public roads, for
the purpose of advancing the cause
OF good roads throughout the south,
Will run q special road improvement
train. Stops will be made at all the
mo. important points along the
Southc.n Railway and affiliated lines
ana the tour of the train will not be
completed until October.
Tie detailed schedule SO far ar.
ranged is fro,l May LIST 10 May 24tl
covering cities in tle STATE Of ~ \
lama along the Southern Railway,
tire Mo5ila and Ohio railroad, and the
Nodlcrn Alabama railway. May Is
and "A the train will be on continuous
eNhibltiol at birmingham on account
OF the good roads e@4Nention to UJ
held in that city at that time.
The Road ImproYc1s,-,. Special
will consist OF three cars-one pro,
vidol witl lantern slides, stereoptl-
can, and screen, another with eXhib-
its all working models, and third
for the men who will travel with the
traiu UPro Inpturpc ami dn,npnStra,
tons VIII be conducted by ID. H..
Winslow and H. G Wells, superinten-
denis of road construction, U. 5.
department. OF agriculture. w. J,
lirll5ut, agent, lard and industrial
depart lent, Soutaern Railway, will
accompany the train.
The object of this train is to give
practical instruction in the building
of good roads and their repair with
the view of inducing their construc,
ton. thus saving millions of dollars
annually to the farmers OF the so 'th
in the movement of their crops to
market.
The Southern Railyaw will handle
this train without cost to the govern
ment in order to give the people
along its lines the opportunity to Sc
cue the very valuable information as
to road building which it will al.
ford,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-04-20
ROBERTS COTTON OIL co. WILL
BUILD COTTON GIN IN CAIRO
Cotton Now Being Raised in Pulaski County,.
Thousands of Acres Near Cairo to be Put in
Cotton This Year

W. 8. Roberts, of Memphis, for
merly of this city, spent several days
il Cairo recently. lie is vice presi
ent of the Roberts Cotton Oil Co.
which company has large interests
in CT ton and cotton oil mills, one OF
V liGl is located in Cairo.
on being questioned regarding tic
growing of cotton in Pulaski county,
was quite enthusiastic on the
sui cct. He says from small be-
ginning the matter of cotton raising
in this vicinity is assuming large
pro ortions. The past year the Farm.
crs in the neighboyhood of tie VII
.lagc OF PulasAi. only a sort dis
tance no.,d of Cairo, planted about
100 acres of cotton; they erected a
gin and twenty-five or more b1.ls OF
cotton ginued at Pulaski was brought
10 Cairo Ivy wagon or Shipped here
and to other points.
This year there will be largely
increased acreage. From what ne has
heardhe says he would not be sur
prised TO see an acreage reaching az
high as 1000, and as the farmers be-
come more familiar with the cufti-
walton OF the staple" they and their
will keep on increasing
the acreage until fhere is no telling
what the result might be.
The quality Of the product is
very good and as the raising be-
comes better Understood, the quality
VIII be advanced in proportion, as
the soil in this locality is adapted to
Its raising.
"~ Erect Gin at Cairo.
Mr.. Roberts further stated that 1t
is the intention of the Roberts Cot
ton Oil Co. here to put in a fine gin
ming plant, to take care of the cotton
that will soon be coming into Cairo
as lively as though this locality was
situated way down sout.l.''
In conversation yesterday with
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-04-20
LIVED DOUBLE LIFE.
AGED MAN FATHER OF TWO
LARGE FAMILIES DIED IN
CHICAGO AT 80.
Left Family in ireland Fifty Years
Ago-Remarricd and Raised An
other in Amcrica-Secret
Revealed at Inquest.

Chicago, April 1.-two men gwht
today at the inquest over Micnae
Ahep, former real estate dealer
of Kreston, Iowa, each claiming t
be son of the dead man, learned
that Ahern for fifty years had beer
the father of two large families
neither Of whom knewf OF tho exist
encc OF the ether. l
At the inquess each o. the tWt
men stepped forward, ana identifie
the body as that ~ his father ant
gazed in establishment at the claims
OF the other.
A series of question and a CONVEX.
sation between the Two convince,
10th that each was right
Ahern who was SO years old diol
suddenly at hotel here YESTERDAY
He haa frequently been visited by g
man 60 years old and once by man
about 40. From the story t5id 1y
William Ahern the older man wec
lives here. and by Mat hew A. Hcrn
CT Creston, Iowa, the fathers history
was learned.
William A. Ahern said his father
eft wife with four small children
in Ireland fifty years ago, and had
come to America. The younger man
tahing up the story said his fat ,er
mad married at GaIcsburr, M, in
1868, and seven children had been
horn. all hut one Of whom arc living
IN Illinois and Iowa His mother,
&c said, ha been dead for nine years
The aged first wife of the eeac man
Is now in Chicago, according to her
son. but was too feeble to attend
tle inquest. The dead man left ex-
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-04-20
The Nile or the Sky7

The barge sped like an arrow over
the water, leaving behind 1t a silver
wake that soon was effaced. A few
frothy bubbles breaking on the surface
alone testified to the passage of the
craft, already out Of sight The rive
banks. yellow and salmon colored. IN
rolled rapidly Ike pnpyrus bands be
and the water. these so alike In tone
that the thin tongue of earth which
separated them seemed causeway
built across an immense lake ano
made 1t difficult 10 decide whether the
Nile reflected the sky or the sky re
Elected dhe Mic. --"Oue Of Cleopatra
Nights" by Theophile Gautier.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-04-20

w. II, Lawson of tho Implement Co,
which bears his name, when aske,
concerning the raising of cotton il
Cairo territory said: "There will bt
a number of farmers, who patr9nizt
Cairo retail merchants, plant ootto.
rear Cairo this sp..ing, many Of them
as an experiment and say they be
lievc they can produce as good quail
ity OF cotton as Lake county. Tenn,
or DunkNn county, Nc.
Several ii -mers from near Column
bus, Ky. Pu aski and Mounds, ILL.,,
East Prairie AMI 'Thonpson's Bena
Mo, north OF Creenfeld's Landing
opposite Cairo, have been in Cairo
J.le past few daF buying and inyesti
eating the merits of Black Hawk
Gotten planters ( nat are being sup,
nEed hy US 10 dc; lers in Tennessee,
Mississippi. Arka sas and otter
states.
2,c-o Acres i, Missouri.
Il am told by farmers from Tar
vicinity OF Thomps, MS Eond, which
lies nearly opposite Care. tilat over
1000 acres of land have fecn pre-
pared or are in cour sc Of preparation
fo;s cotton planting. have no doubt
that many thousands OF pounds of
cotton viii be sold t1is year to Cairo
merchants if they will handle the
prGluct. and Of course they will II
taey see that som etaing IS doing
ef,I have already shipped a numler
OF cotton planters to c'e,mont pa
ties. also to W. II. Jackson at
Charleston, Mo. which are to be sold
to farmers in TtomDson's Bend.
u. H. Hollnswortl and Mr.. Mus
kovaley of Columbus. Ky, we2e here
day before yesterday, buying cotton
planters to be used on their Wolf
Island land. Last year they had only
small acreage in cotton; this year
they win put in several hundred
acres"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-04-20
drsiec property and the claims OF
each family may 9 contested.
HOPKINS IS To
TESTIFY TODAY
ARRIVED m Sr1INGFiELD LAST
NIGHT AND is TO APPEAR
BEFORE LoRlMER iNvEsTi
eating COMMITTEE.

Springfield, ILL.,, April 20.--Forma
United States Senator Albert ]. Ho.
kins arrived in Springfield from Chi
cago shortly after midaisu;.
Aside from saying he expected to
appear as a witness before tue sen
ate bribery investigation committto
,o morrow afternoon he refused t
tall.
Republican organization senator.
held Il conference -Anight at whicl
/ is said tie subject of TIE bli cry
.-1uirJ caused a heated argumon.
>oae OF the senators following al
iournmont would discrss the resul
of the meeting.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-04-20
CONVENES MONDAY
CIRCUIT COURT I'M PULASKI
COUNTY WITH JUDGE LEWIS
ON THE BENCH.
Docket Holds Only Two Criminal
Cases Eut Has IS chancery
Gases With rs Foreelos-
urcs and 10 Divorces,

Circuit court will convene at
Mound City next Monday for tne
April term, VITA Judge Lewis on the
bench, and the following court off
GERS in charge of the various depart.
ments: e. p yesterday, clerk; Ruth
Wilson. deputy circuit clerk. Chas.
E. Wehrenberg, sheriff: C. Il. T. arker,
deputy sheriff; Chas. L. Rice, master
n chancery.
On the docket there are only two
criminal cases, but number OF 9TH
ers will be tried that have developed
since last term Of court; there are
two appeal cases; on the law docket
there are "a cases, and on the chan
Gerry docket 65 cases, including %
foreclosure cases and 10 divorce
cases.
orders Of Court.
The orders of court and setting OF
locket are as follows: NJ
The grand jury win come the first
lay OF the term. The petit jury will
come the second day Of the term.
All law cases including appeal cas-.
es continued from the January term
viii be set for trial the first Tues
lay. All new law and appeal cases
are set for first Wednesday.
All chancery cases are set for the
FIRST Thursday or at heel of law
| docket, ~.
The Grand Jury.
Inc grand jury is composed of the
following citizens:
Perks, ALI Stubblefeld
Wetaug. w. E. Hight
ullin, Clarence Kelly, j. NJ. Lack
ey, Frank Hickman.
Pulaski, Mack Bell, H. Wilkerson.
c. II. Brown.
Villa Ridge, Dan Prindle, R. Terry
Mounds, Geo. Holton, Jno. Water
son, VIM. Gallon.
MOUND City, Chas. Curren, VIM
Painter, A. j. DougAerty, Frank
Smith.
America, w. H. Neistrath.
Olmsted, Jas. Moss, A. w. Merwin.
w. A. Mclntire.
Grand Chain, Gloss Coleman.
| karnak, Curtis Field.
rctit Jury.
| Perks, George Herren.
Pulaski, c. w. Curry, Ell Reeves.
J. r. Sneed, w. o. Wallace, d, w.
Heilig, b. L. Rives.
| Villa Ridge, Monroe johnson, ]. f.
Parker, John Hamilton.
Mounds, d. n. fNeldy, Fred Keiser.
c. Il. Konce.
Mound City, j. r. Bolen, Henry
Lindsay, Henry Williams, Thomas
Welchr gho. r. Read, Henry Darragh,
Jr, VIM Bestgen, George Keller, J..
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-04-20
CENTRAL B. { |. ASSN
Elected Two Directors Last Night and
Received Report Showing Elk.
ceIIent Shading.

The Central Building & Loan AZ
soeia ion stockholders met last nigat
at the offices Of the secretary E. l.
Gilbert and elected w, H. Wood and
Phil G. Barclay directors. The forty
fourth semi-annual statement was is
sued showing shares Of stock in force
70 be s,3aA, shares loaned on 2.122
rrsnber of stockholders 49,, numbel
of borrowing stockholders 1870, numbei
q investors a295, number of loans II
force 267. amount loaned to stocl,
holders 2Sl,7so, real estate loan,
s-i,di5.sstock loans 1886.
Series a is now open for subscrip
iions.
The Association was incorporated
in April 1889. Its present officers arr
]. B. Magee, president; G. S. Carey
vice president; Edward l.. Gilber;
secretary; Thos j. Kerth, treasurer
VIM. 81 PDewey. attorney.
~ Na
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-04-20
TRANSFERS or REAL ESTATE
IN THE CITY AND COUNTY

- H3s7s e $50. W y 4'-is = Y 4 tssf 33 q II
Anna Feichter to Chris Beck. wal
rantee decd, tots q, q, % and "a
block 90, scft& consideration $4,000
johanna Cahili to Il. Johnson, war
rantse deed, lots 3 and 10, block 4
in subdivision No. !, urbandale; con
sideration 5000.
w. c. Mills and wife to Fred Doug
las, 4 se Of So west half OF Sc AMI
Sc Of sw section Is, township IA
range 9; consideration $1,000.
inkey collens and wife to Free
-suglas, warrantee deed, Sc of Sc
section "a, township ID, range ); con
sideration s40O
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-04-20
cnnfirmnd His Suanicion.

Ben Nathan. the English humorist
on returning home from n visit to thi+
country was eXpatiatIng to frienf
upon the glories of California. Aftes
listening patiently The friend said:
But there must be some disadvar.
tages In living there?"
mo" said Mr.. Nathan, sit Is a per
fectly ideal place. For any man VIII
will work.
"Ah." broke In the friend. II knew
there were some disadvantages
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-04-20

W Painter.
America, Frank Robinson.
OImstad, s. T. Chittick, John KRIS
elmer, Daniel Mcdaniel
Grand Chain, J. II. Taylor, John
4 rice, VIM. Mathis.
KarnaF, O. NJ Franklin.
Criminal Docket
A0-The People VS.. Jesse Mize:
bug lary and larceny,
S23-The People VS.. John Whiten.
CT; larceny.
Appeal Docket
79.-Maloney and Kartky VS.. Willie
Perks; appeal.
S1-Mound City w L. P II, & Mig.
Co. VS. Fred Haag; appeal.
Law Docket
926-London Guarantee & Accident
Co., Ltd. VS.. o. L. Bartlett; assump-
sit
9SS-White Sewing Machine Co
Us. The n. NJ Harris Installment Co.;
assumpsit
loOl-W. W. settlemoir VS., John
Wolfe; assumpsit.
1007-Phillip Stern VS.. Cairo Brew.
ing Co. assumpsit
1Ol2-Fairbanks Morse and Co.
VS.. G.. VI. Hileman and Son; assump.
sit
G02s-Perks & Higgins VS.. II. b.
Eshleman and j. II. Bradley; assump.
sit.
1o97-Jesse Schiller VS.. Cairo g.
st. Louis Railway Co; trespass on
the case.
1028--Georgia Blum VS.. L. c. Perks
ct ais; ejectment.
1O33-H. N. Warrington VS.. r. y
Goe ct ais; assumpsit
10S5-John Wolf VS.. B. Horton ct
ais; survey
l036--H H. Snyder VS.. Perks 81
Higgins; trespass on the case
l037--Otis S. Miller VS. Williamson.
kuny Mill and Lbr. Co, trespass on
che case.
lo3S--Trustees st. Johns Baptist
church VS.. Atlas Assurance Co, Lid.
assumpsit
1040-Mann Realty Co. VS.. Lincoln
IS Kell and John Briscoe assumpsit
1043-Alex. Co. Savings Bank VS.
Patrick Powers; attachment.
1Ol4-John Lenee VS.. Fred Davis
ct ais; assumpsit.
l0f5--L f. Christy VS. Cairo & S..
Louis Ry Co.; trespass on the case.
William Uncil vs. G. G. c. &
st. J.. Ry. Co; trespass on the case
1O47-7Minnie Brown vs.. Cairo n
st l.. Ry. Co; trespass on the case.
10iS-F'rances Sealy VS. Cairo Il
St l.. Ry. Co; trespass on the case
1049-Susie Fellensten VS.. Gus
Cain and Lee Reichert; trespass on
the case.
Chancery Docket.
1o50-John McDayid VS. Cairo Il
st i. Ry, Co.; trespass on the case
l051--Rebecca Gaines VS.. Harry v.
Handlcy; trcspass on the case.
lO52-Chas. Kutterer VS.. w, H. An.
derson; trespass.
1S21-Georgia Ann Coffey vs.. LII.
venia Adams ct ais; to set aside deed
lfl3--Robert lsom VS.. ", B. Thomp-
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-04-20
THE CLEAR CREEK
DRAINAGE DISTRICT
tConciuded from First PMEt)

be sustained entirely upon the ground
that the app'ica ion to file this infer
nation was not made in time. Net
having awaited themselves of the op
rcriUnity to appear at the time wncn
the rctition was considered by ;hc
court and having waited until the IFS
tTict has ben organized ana expended
large amount of money. the coLr-
did not abuse It's discrct;,2 ~ rcfus.
ing leave to file this yr,nation alc
5 Judgment will accordingly be af
firued."
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-04-20
Ewes of the Giraffe.

The giraffe, which Is very timit
animal. is approached with the utmos
difficulty on account Of Its eyes beIng
so placed that 1t can see as well be
hind as In front. When approached
this same faculty enables 1t to direc
with great precision the rapid storm o.
kicks with which ii defends itself.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-04-20
DIED AFTER AN
ATTACK OF VERTIGO

Springfield, III, April 19.-Wilia'
j. Kern, assistant city treasurer g
Springfield, was attacked with vertig
while entering the city hall today an
died in an automobile while bell
-
taken to his home.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-04-20
FELL SEVEN STORIES
BUT WAS UNHURT

Tacoma, Wash. April 19.--L. Knute
son fell seven stories today to tn
concrete basement of the new Tacom
building and was practically unhur,
At the first Goor he crashed througa
some one inch boards.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-04-20
SENATE CAN DETERMINE
w VOTE, SAYS STEAD

gprinsleld H.. April 19.-Attorner
General Stacd today delivered al
opinion to the senate in which
held the senate itself can determine
the question of vote on the subje
Of the initiative and referendum.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-04-20
The Reason.

"How did you ever happen to call
your little daughter DagmarY"
my wife found after careful inquiry
that 1t was about the only thing We
could call the little one without run
ming the riskof naming her after some
relative Of mine" -Chicago Record
Herald.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-04-20
THE WEATHER
Yesterdays Cairo Tempe allure.


The day was partly cloudy. Rain
fall the night before measured AZ Of
an inch. The government bulletin
reported rain from q points. the
heaviest being the following; Chat
tanooga, e,Oi inches; Guntersvii.e,
1.50; Decatur, Ala, $50; Florence, ?;
Riverton. 1867; Johnsonyille 200
Mt. Carmel lie. No material changes
In temperature.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-04-20

Voice From Below = Harold. you
mustn't interrupt the plumbers az
their work. dear. Harold It's al
right. mother. I'm only talking to the
man who sits on the stairs and does
nothing. London Punch.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-04-20
RIVER NEWS

u The river marked 453 feet on Tx
Cairo gauge. last evening, showing ,
rise Of IS Of a foot IN "A hours.
Rising rivers were reported from
points above here as follows: MI
Carmel 2. Shawneetowl (, Gnnters
Vile A, Decatur 8, Paducah A, Ches
ter 3 Cape Girardeau i.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-04-20
Hc Was W;se

Her What. going already? l don't
appposs ( would be any use to ask
you to stay little longer2 Him MOI
in that tone Of voice. Milwaukee
News.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-04-20
TIE Way Of tho World.

Isn't It awful? According to the
papers there just seems to be one rev.
olution after another"
Yes. That's the way the world goes
round,"-Judge.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-04-20

Prof. w. A. Kelly of the public
school at Ullin, was In the city yes,
terday He has closed the term and
will reside at Jonesboro until resum,
ing his school.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-04-20
"A proverb SpoiIcd.

Dearest. If were far, far away
could you love me stillT'
why, Reggie, what question! Tn
sure the farther you were away the
better should love you"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-04-20

The farmer had bought pair Of
shoes Ii the city shop. Now, can't |
Eell ven a pair cf shoe treesy' suggest
"a the clerk. 2
Don't get fresh with me. sonny"
replied the farmer. bristling up. II
don't believe shoes kin be raised on
trees any morc'n ! believe rubbers
grow on rubber plants or oysters on
eyster plants, b'gosh" Exchange.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-04-20
Inclusive.

Willie Papa. what are trial mar
riages? Mr. Hcnnypeck with surpris
ing spirit,--hll Of 'em, my son; all o.
'em!-Puck.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-04-20

II you have built castles In the al
your work need not be lost. That Is
where they should be. Now put foun
dations under them --Thoreau.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-04-20
forecasts For Today.

Cairo and ytcinity: H Increas IL
clondiness, becoming unsettled to-
night .;y ef, F.
Washington, April Ie.- 'kentucky
Fair Thursday and. Friday.
Illinois, Generally fair Thursday
and Friday.
Missouri Fair Thursday apd Fri
day.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-04-20

4 Cork Light.
Freshly cut bark Of the cork tree
when heated gives of gas that can
be used as an illumiGant.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-04-20

One is rich when he is sure Of tomor.
fow-Chevalie
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-04-20
PERSONAL MENTION

Mr.. and Mrs. e. L. Gilbert were Wis
itors at Mound City YESTERDAY.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-04-20
sun and Mean.

F779. ~ OUFf d1Iu WEIIs
Sun will rise today, .+.3,. &c q, N.
Sun will set today XII. ..G;56 p. m.
Moon will set tonight. .,.i:40 a. m,
,4tNotersun record is accurate for
Cairo, supplied by local observer of
L. s. Weather Bureau, Moon record
is the calendar record for this sec
ton.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-10
Spargo- Evans.

Very pretty home WEDDING was
sol"mnized Tuesday morning ar tho
home of Mr.. and Mrs - o. Evans. OF
10 Iv"ifth street. ~ non their d1ugh.
ter. Jennie Mae. WAS united in tuo
holy bonds OF matrimouy to Mr. J
Spar2o. TIL" Rev Hrinninstool. az ~.
First Baptist church. ofiCiatcd tn"
bride "or" a beautiful white lingerie
gown and carried brides roses.
The color scheme throushnut the
HON" vas yellow and white. flowers
and satin ribbons being used
y reception was held. and q daint.v
appointed luncheon was served
Miss Evans. who has been a. teacher
a. the Third ward school vas grad.
uatr of the class o. 1908. Wheeling
HIN school as was Mr. Sparso
Th" happy young couple Icr amid
% shower of rice and concentrations
for q lake trip They wII D.. ~ home
after september t~f 100 CImbrIdr. q
whor" The groom holds responsible.
position with 'h" American Sheet and
Tin Plate company.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-10
ELM GROVE
Exciting Runaway In Elm Grove Yes.
teroay-Otner Items Of
Interest.

\ very serious rrnom was narrowly
averted IN Elm Grove yesterday. whom
a horse and wagon belonging 20 the
Elm Grove Milling company was
struck by city and Elm Grove ear
oil Iryor'~ mil. but luckily not much
damage resulted. The horse was be-
IHr driven 10y Charles ScIbert. and was
coming down the hill near Pryor's sta
ton, when in pUlliu- out OF the way
OF a passing automobile tho rear cnt
OF the wagon was struck by car 40 To-.
Tn" horse became frightened and
started to run away. but was stopped
near the Stone house. The front end
of tho wagon was damaged. and the
harness was badly broken. and one OF
the horses front feet was severely cut.
Mr.. Scibcrt sustained no injuries.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-10
WILEY INQUIRY
IN ACUTE STAGE
/ Charges Made Against Solicitor Nc.
Csbe That He Altered Court
Food Rulinq.

WASHINGTON, ID. c. Aug. o
The investigation OF the Wiley Incl
dent" in the Department OF Agricul
ture. revolving around the charges
that Dr.. Harvey W. Wiley. as chief
chemist. employed an expert scientist
al an Illegal rate OF payment. reached
an acute stage in the Moss committee
of inquiry in the House OF Representa-
tiveS to-day.
Evidence showing that Solicitor Nc
Cahc had removed the words "benzoiC
acid and substituted the word cat
fem before circulating Judgment
rendered AGAINST "A food manufacturer
I'm Missouri court. was only one in
cident in session full OF lively
clashes between members O fihe com
Inittee and the committee and attoT
ucys.
As a result Of views credited "a
President Taft in a newspaper article
that the House committee is conduct.
ing an "cX parte" investigation OF the
Wiley case, Chairman Moss announced
today that all witnesses whom the
department of Agriculture or the Pres
id,nt NAV desire to put on the stand
will be heard. DR.. Dunlap. associate
chemist. who. Solicitor NcCabe stated
today. had prepared the memoran-
dun in the Or Rusby case, upon
which the charges were laid against
DR.. Wiley. will be heard tomorrow. Il
is intended that DIR. Wiley. Secretary
Wilson and other officials shall be
called before the committee concludes
its sessions.