The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-10-30
big Ollie Throws Lovely Bouquets
AT Cairo And Suggests
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LARGE PARTY TO KENTUCKY
Democrats Marshal Eminent Leaders
To Start Tour AT W;ckliffe
This Morning

William Jennings Bryan arrived
in The city caily this morning from
the North and remained In his
berth in sleeping ear until about
$50 o'clock. He is going over to
Kentusky to make political speeches.
His train will leave cairo at 7:.3o
this morning for WickIifie. A num-
Der Of Cairo people will go over ON
the Three States. leaving here at
o'clock and will be in Wickliffe In
time to hear the speech at a. m.
Capt. Hacker will hold the boat SO
that they can return at once upon
the conclusion of the speeches Of
Mr.. Bryan and others.
In the party will be Col William
Jennings Bryan. Congressman Ollie
NJ. James, Congressman A. o. Stan
ley, Former Secretary of state
II. V. McChcsney of Frankfort; for
mcr Warden l!eadlcy OF Princeton;
former warden LillarI ,,3oit Frank
fort; Thomas Rhes Ut Russenyille.
eandiysic for sesresary Of state;
Johh W. Newh'sn, candidate for
omhisslonss'6f agriculture; Judge
Alvin w. Barkley. Paducah; Altar
lcy Hal, S. Corbett Of Paducah;
State Representative o. H. Brooks
f Graves county; l.. b. Owen OF
Arlington. candidate for representa-
1.-Two of ballard and Carlisle counties:
Editor MoChesney of the Arlington
Courier; James Garnett, candidate
for attorney general; Q, w wasson
of the Louisville COURIER JOURNAL:
w. S. Caltendash of the Louisville
Times; Charles II MusgroSphpf the
louisville Post; George H. Peters
Of the Louisville Herald; Gus
Thomas of o. ". Brooks of Mayfeld.l,
md; commemorative Attorney
John Trevitt of Benton.
Former United States Senator
lanes b. McCreary, who Is the
candidate for governor, left the
,arty at Paducah. Ky. but will re-
Join the orators later
Former Gov. j. G.. w. Beckham
will board the train at Bardwell.
where he will speak before the
arrival of the Bryan train. Attor-
ney Hal Corbett win speak at Bard
we'll after the train leaves that
1lace. Ollie James will be forced
to leave the train at Fulton.
James Here to Meet Bryan
Cairo is fine city" said Congress-
mann Ollie M. James, on his arrival
in the city last night from Paducah,
KY, to start his campaign in western
Kentucky for United States senator
to succeed Thomas H. Paynter.
"No place in the United States is
favored by more adequate transpor-
.ation than you have. The location
S IDEAL. The gateway to the
South" is good name for Cairo
md the fine people with hospitality
| ,kin to southerners, gives 1t no SUI
| lerior as place of residence.
Il predict that Cairo will make
rapid strides in population in the
next few years 1t Is decreed that
Cairo must become a large city"
"Big Ollie" James attracted much
attention In the lobby OF the Hal
lday last night "Unclc Joe" Cannon
has often said of him he was one OF
the few men of big stature who have
big brain, Uncle Joe" does not
like Mr.. James politics, Mr.. James
does not like the way Uncle Joe"
| md Minority Leader James K. Mann
look at things through political
| glasses
Trust Buster" in Party.
Mr.. James came to Cairo last
night. In his party. which will ac-
company w. j. Bryan on campaign
tour in Kentucky leaving this morn
Ing is Congressman A. 0. Stanley of
the second Kentucky district, who
is chairman of the steel trust in-
vestigation committee.
Mr.. Stanley is proud Of the work
done by his committee and thinks
the contemplated prosecution VIII
not be without its fruits.
Mr.. Stanley has been promi-
uently mentioned for the at.
torney general ii the Democrats
elect the next president. z.