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The Cairo bulletin., 1911-05-12
Bruins Heart Rroksn.

Old Ben, the oldest bear In the
Bronx zoo, New York. died Of broken
heart. attendants say. following athe
removal from his cage Of his mate
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-05-12

IVY Acetylene torches for use in dense
fogs have been supplied to the Paris
police.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-05-12
For the Baby.

A travelling pouch for the baby Is
made Of mercerized poplin in colors
and will be found very convenient, as
all the articles necessary for the little
one on a journey may be kept in 1t.
1t has two, compartments and il
brought together with strings Of wash.
able silk.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-05-12

Bulletin want ads are result pro.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-11-14
CONPERS READY
TO enter JAIL
Willing to Suffer With Mitchell,
and Morrison for Labor's
Rights

Atlanta, Ca, Nov, 13.-With
chatterng teeth, citizens today
prefaced with apologies. addresses
of welcome 10 the four hundred dele
gates to the opening session Of the
American Federation of Labor Con-
vention. They frankly admitted
that they had failed to fulfill
promises OF sunshine and flowers"
made last year when they secured
the convention,
President Gompers read his an
nual report at the afternoon session,
which was given over almost en-
tirely to the reception OF reports of
the executive officers.
Most significant of the days ut
terances was that of Gompers In re-
spending to the addresses OF well
come when he declared that he,
Secretary Morrison and Vice-Presi-
dent John Mitchell were ready to 90
to Jail in defense OF labor's rights in
event the contempt sentence Of JUS
tice Wright of the Supreme Court of
the District OF Columbia was sus-
tanned,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-11-14
SPECIAL TRAIN
OF CORN SOUTH
Cairo Sends Out 50 Cars in
One Lot for Points
in Texas

The first special freight train to
leave Cairo for a southern point load
ed by one firm OF the city left yes
terday at 3 o'clock on the Iron
Mountain railroad for Texarkane,
Texas for delivery to the Texas and
Pacific railroad.
In this big train were 53 cars OF
corn consigned by Samuel Hastings
CO., to Texas points.
The value Of this shipment Is
$4,000, the freight bill on this
amount will be $1,000.
The weight of the corn is about
100000 pounds.
This corn has been accumulatine
here from the various roads the past
few days.
Photographer Fawkner took a shot
at the train as 1t passed Twenty
first street.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-11-14
|HOLSTLAW ON
| STAND REPEATS
He WAS bR|bED
Changes His Testimony, However,
| AS To Where He De-
posted Money
ADMITS STRINClNC BOY UP
Never Had Heard That There
! Was Talk OF Mob
Attacking Him
ADMITS sTRINCINC BOY UP

Chicago. Nov, I'D. w Hoist
law, a former state senator who pre-
ylously had confessed to having TAX
Ell hribe for his vote in the election
OF Senator Lorimef testified before
the senatorial Investigating commit
tee today.
He was asked concerning the S7co
Jack pot" money which he said he
received in June. 1909, from John
Broderick.
Previously Iiolstlaw had testified
that after receiving the money in
/ Chicago he put 1t in his pocket and
kept it there until he deposited il in
his bank at luka.
Today he testified he was mistak-
en- in that detail and had deposited
IL in a Chicago bank,
The "Stringing" Incident. q
fIolstlaw admitted he had been
indicted for "stringing boy up by
the thumb in woodshed as pun
ishment for the alleged theft CT
money
Didn't you and your brother pay
$500 for your work in stringing
that boy ana didn't you afterwards
I find the money which you charged
the boy was stealng2" asked Lori
mer's counsel.
I'VE did pay $500 but did not find
the money" responded Holstlaw
Wasn't there talk OF mobbng
you?"
"Not that | heard Of Our busi-
ness was better after that"
James J. Grey testified he was
with II. j. c. Beckemeyer, another
confessed brihetaker, when the latter
deposited five 800 bills in 81.
Louis bank, August, 1909.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-11-14
MOUNDS FIRES
SOLVED WHEN
CASES TRIED
Lee Dickens Pleads Guilty and
Gets Sentence to be De-
ternined Later
OTHERS ARE OUT ON BOND
Boarding House Keeper and Man
GET Court to Continue
Their Cases

Lee Eielens, a sWitel.man for the
Illinois Central at Mounds, one of
three persons accused of setting fire
to houses at Mounds last winter,
when large number OF incendlary
| fires took place there. pleaded
guilty in the Pulaski Circuit court
yesterday to setting fire to the Wcay-
| er house at that place, also to having
Broken Jail after being arrested. He
was sentenced to an indeterminate
tom in the penitentlary.
His trial was based only upon one
,harge; but suspicious pointed Il
his having been the instigator cf q
number OF others.
ldckens, who is known as "3ie
Boy" appeared to have had no other
motive in setting fire to Anuses
than to create excitement, wli the
! town and see the blazes and take
| a hand in saving property and put
ting out the fire after the alarm had
been given. He was represented by
Attorneys G. S. Miller and Loren
| Boyd
The case Of Mrs, MeMHrtage the
boarding house keeper and a young
man named Ditto who were charged
with setting fire to the formers
house, owned by Judge Spence. were
also up for trial yesterday. Both
asked for continuance Of theil
cases until the next term of court
The continuance was granted on
their furnishing bonds for their APP
pearance The defense was repre-
I-sented by Attorneys Bradley of Car
bondale and Crawford OF Jonesboro.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-11-14
Cow GIRL IS HEROINE
Saves Indian Woman and Baby But
Is Fatally Gored BY
Buffalo.

Los Angeles, Calf, Nov. 1S.-Be-
cause she disregarded her own safety
to save the lives of an Indian woman
and her day old baby, Miss Nellie
Frances, Cow girl, employed by d
travelling wild west show giving eX-
hibitons here is near death today
at a local hospital
Miss Frances on foot ran in front
OF dom or more frightened steers
which bore down on the tent ir
which the Indian woman and her
baby lay. She turned the charge
from the tent but was knocked down
by a huge buffalo and was badly
gored.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-11-14
KENTUCKY Wins
Great VICTORY
Has Right to Tax $4,000, 600
Steamers Of Southern
Pacific Railroad

Washinton, Nov, Kentucky
today won victory over the South
ern Pacific Company, when the Unit
ed States supreme court decided that
the commonwealth had the right u
tax the company on the latter :
steamers value at $12, 100000 plying
between New York and New Orleans,
New York and Galveston and New
Orleans and Havana.
The state claimed the right to i'm
pose the tax because Kentucky was a
domicile OF the corporation.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-11-14
CORNELL STUDENTS
STRIKE ON BUTTER
THE CO-EDS SERVE

Ithaca, N. y, Nov. 13.--Fiftee.
men, Cornell students, who in work
ing their way through the Universit,
or waiting on the tables of the CO.
eds in Sage Dormitory work, struck
today. AS a consequence the four
hundred girls were compelled to wait
upon themselves. The boys struck
they said, because they were Obliged
to eat butter that had come back tc
the kitchen from the girls table.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-11-14
GATHERING FOR GREAT I!
KANSAS CITY CONGRESS

Kansas City, Mo-, Nov. 13.--Sev-
eral hundred delegates to the Trans
Mississippi Congress, which opens
four-day meeting here tomorrow
are here tonight. Four thousand
delegates have been appointed to at.
tend the gathering and Is expected
that half of them will be present
when the first session is convened.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-11-14
Dinhfheria Among Students

Minneapolis. Mimi, Nov l3.-
Two more cases of dlphtheria have
broken out among the students of the
Agricultural College following the
death Of a student last week The
authorities are taking precautions to
prevent an epidemic.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-11-14
LAST BROTHER IS KILLED
Engineer on Southern Loses Life in
Wreck, Making Four
in Family

Greensboro, N. c., Nov. 13.--Engi-
neer w. A. Kinney, the last of four
brothers to be claimed in railroad
wrecks, was killed and several train
men and passengers slightly injured
near here today when the south
bound New York, Atlanta and New
Orleans limited was derailed,
Sevpn cars left the tracks and
turned on their side.
The escape of the passengers
aboard was due to the fact that all
of the cars were of steel.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-11-14
Chicago Banks to Consolidate

Chicago, Nov. l3.--DIrectors OF
the Central Trust Co., OF Illinois. and
the Metropolitan Trust and Savings
Bank today voted to consolidate the
two institutions. The Central Trust
CO., will take over the affairs OF the
savings bank,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-11-14
JAMES WHITE IS NOW
IN THE PENITENTIARY

James White, the slayer OF Fred
Otterson, who was sentenced by
Judge Butler Saturday. was taken
to the Chester penitentiary Sunday
by Sheriff Fraser and NJ. F. Kelly,
where he will be confined for the
remainder OF his life.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-11-14
MORRIS ENRIGHT GOES
TO PRISON FOR LIFE

Chicago, ILL.,, Nov. Morris
Enright, business agent of the Asso-
citation of Plumbers, recently con-
victed OF the murder of Vincent Alt
man, was sentenced to life imprison-
ment today after he had been denied
a new trial.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-11-14
George Heuck Commits Suicide

Cincinnati. o., Nov. 13.---George
Heuck, q member OF a theatrical firm
OF IIeuck and Iennessy, committed
suicide today by cutting his throat.
Worry over business affairs Is
thought to have been the cause.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-11-14
GEORGE v TO BE ASKED
TO BRING ABOUT PEACE

Geneva. switzerland, Nov. "a
The young Turk headquarters were
advised from Salonik that two dele
gates from the party OF unionists
had been sent to Port Said TO- seek
an interview with King George, who
Is on the way to Calcutta and ask
him to intervene and end the Turko-
Italian war.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-11-14

Judge w. N. Butler yesterday
opened the Union County Circuit
court at Jonesboro. There are 81
cases on the docket; s criminal. 81
common law and 81 chancery.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-11-14
Marriage Licenses

William Ellis 20, and Kate Conley,
sc, both of Cairo.
William Brown, %. and Cordelia
steel, "a, both Of Charleston, Mo.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-11-14
New Trial is Denied Young Vir-
sinian Convicted Of MUIR
der Of Wife
ONLY HOPE in GOV. MANN
Prisoner Takes News Cool!y and
Tries to Comfort
His Father

nlchmond, Va. Nov. l3.--B7 re.
fusing today to grant an appeal lii
the case Of Henry Clay Beattie' Jr.,
convicted in Chesterfield county Sept.
s for the murder Of his wife, the Sn-
prome Court takes away from the
condemned man his last hope Of es
Gaping execution on Nov "a unless
Gov. Mann should interfere.
Willie declining tonight to COM
ment on the courts ruling, GOV.
Mann announced he would issue h
statement after a conference with
Beattie's lawyers There is a bare
possibility that the governor will
grant a brief respite.
Brief Announcement made
In the presence OF the entire oourl.
Chief Justice Keith made this officia,
statement to the clerk.
in the Beattie case the court be-
ing af the opinion that Judgment Of
the lower court is plainly right, does
refuse the petition for writ OF
error"
This afternoon II. G. Beattie, Sr,,
went to the penitentiary, where he
told his son of the courts action.
Tlie prisoners froi4 nerve dtd not
desert him. He endeavored manfully
TO comfort his old father whose grief
was pathetic.
An Interesting Situation
Gov. Mann's private secretary ana
intimate friend Of many years is Ben.
?. owen, Jr.. an uncle of Louise
owen, who was Beattie's wife. Ben
Owen and his brother Tom, at whose
home Mrs. Beattie was staying when
her husband took her on the fatal
ride, are said to have employed l.. O.
Wendenberg to prosecute Beattie.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-11-14

"A S YOU WIN new readers
4 = for your stores ads, you4
win new patrons for your store
naturally
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-11-14

Concluded on page SIX.
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-07
FOR SALE
FARMS AND ORCHARDS.

AN ORCHARD WORTH WHILE.
eooo commercial apple orchard Of
SniE1y yTEIyn acres s, SHOULD AND WILL
TO TO THIRTY THOUSAND BUSHELS
EVERY YEAR UNTIL THE TREES
AEE % YEARS OLD. II YOU only get
~ a. Snshei you'd be doing pretty we'll.
IN IN inc very. heart OF the world famous
Boar River valley. directly on the rail-
road road and only one n,ile from a good little
town Trees are choicest varieties full
water right, two extra good wolls, good
mouse, barn. sheds. chicken houses, etc
SOL is loose loan with clay subsoiI
and there is no better ground Than this
Eat: SOME or THE BEST EXHIBITS
At THE NEW STATE FAIR CAME
FROM THIS PLACE. Trees are seven
{esrs Lea ole" old next spring and every indica-
heaFN one Owner leaving the state and
offers al big sacrifice on easy terms. OF
VIII take some desirable city property.
Railroad Will build spur and YOU can snip
Your own fruit by tho carload next year.
and In FIVE wears by the trainload.
\ RANCH IN SOUTHERN IDAHO.
THIS is a GOOD FARM just across
the street from little town directly
on the railroad. ts0 acres. 30 acres IN
fall grain. 30 in alfalfa. nice Young ap-
pic orchard. and of remaining ground
and this is fine pasture. Good wafer
rights. house. granary. sheds. we'll, etc,
Can ne had now for less than half what
~ will he worth In two years. 1T POSI-
lively MUST BE SOLD IN NEXT
FEW DAYS AND WILL co AT SACRI-
FICE AND on EASY TERMS.
We have some Of the best peach or
chards IN full bearing, and some or the
best peach land in and near Brigham
City TO sell cheap or trade for city prop
nrty.
NATIONAL, SAVINGS & TRUST co,
IA East South Temple.
t5SI-Tither Phone-35s7 nso2
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
AND RooMINe HOUSES
Follow the crowd 81 buvers n


-. Follow the crowd Of buyers TO
j.: W. DOLLAR 1914 SOUTH MAIN sr.
Eo2mlng House and Business Chances
Chicken ranch in city limits; acres
500 chickens. . COVE j horse and spring
wagons. ss50o handles IL. See 3.
Only $3.50 cash. balance payments.
- rooms, not modern but good. chean
corner hotel; viii sacrifice IL at si575 for
quick sale: steam heat. sec Dollar
s55o-Cissr store; fine ixtures. or TN.
Owner. Young lady. viii sell one-hslf
Slioo-Restaurant centrally located re-
ceipts about $50 a day; seats 30 pc ppie:
large .e coal range; Investigate. See 5.
ing business; old established many regu-
lar customers rent only SIS. See Dollar.
onlx $3oo-A splendid outdoor business.
established years by present owner; one
and vegetable route See Dollar.
,ow1! si1!0dFirst o,d class barber. shop. down
hXtutes good business. Sec 3
pnly s2Ooo--3I rooms. on Main at. rent
only $50; four Office rooms rented for
$3.50; terms Sec s.
cloaks and suits and have $4,000 TO invest,
We Will sell ha1 inicres, in an established
store doing good business. In hest To-
callty In salt Lake. See :.
% rooms. modern In every respect
beautifully furnished. rooms with nri.
Nate baths: steady roomers: cheap rent,
P,,e IsaSondple; part cash. Sec Dollar
want an oner--50 rooms; must sell this
Wcck: terms. See Z
s2o0-Lunch counter good fixtures
spIendld location, worth $500. See s.
$lo'o-15 rooms. modern. hot and cold
WaLer IN each room. elegant furniture.
owner leaving city Sec Dollar.
so'o.-LuDch counter on busy ST. This
place docs good business. Don't fail 10
investigate. See Dollar
Old established manufacturing and ,o-
pair business. clears $500 month. Will
sell FOR $4,000 For particulars see 8.
*l2oO. grocery and notion store. old
Hst d. on cast side. Receipts average 500
per month. See Dollar.
S2i1, cigar stand, with good fixtures
worth $3.50; good trade. Don't miss this
pIE snap, see Dollar. nSo2
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FOR RENT
APARTMENTS UNFURN1sHEp

. oiHlCTlY MODERN. 5-ROOM FLAT
80 disappearing bed. lawn. etc. Jennings
20 - ma west m2851
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IT'S A GOOD PLAN TO KEEP IN
close touch VIII The Tribune Wants
they are an authentic source OF informa i.
tlon; an index OF what's most sought for
In business and household life. There 3
a constantly growing tendency TO invoke
the rid OF The Tribune Wants ia fiiling
business and household needs
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-07
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
MISCELLANEOUS

a HOTEL THAT PAYS.
~ rooms, thoroughly modern. hot and
cold water in each room. private and
public baths. steam heat included in rent,
all light, airy rooms; the fiushinEs are
beautiful. velvet carpets fumed oak fur
nlturc. heavy. substantial beds and
springs, 4o-pound mattresses: it la beau
iifnlly furnished throughout and will
compare with any hotel in the city: rooms
rent from SIS 70 Si5 per month; transient
from 81 to $50 per night: don't overlook
this opportunity; We invite your inspec-
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BANK, BAR AND OFFICE
FIXTURES


BANK. BAR. STORE AND OFFICE
fixtures special designs submitted on
spplica tion: household refrigerators. BILL
lard and pool tables. bowling alleys Al
supplies. Brunswick Bake -CClleudsr Co.
$50 10 iso South 4th West Both phones
45S a4ns5
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VACUUM CLEANERS.

PIE JEWELL VACUUM CLEANER,
the latest and best In the market. has
evolving brush: picks up thread hair
md eats the dust; machines rented.
Phone e3o5-NY for free demonstration.
m3Sil
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FURS AND TAXIDERMISTs

II. Stencil FUR CO, EVERYTHING
In the fur and taXidermist lIne. Now
is the time 10 have YOUR furs rcmodeied.
repaired. cleaned. We give guarantee OF
satisfactory workmanship. as we have
been here twenty-one years and do righr
by everybody. 81 East. 3rd South. nSs3
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FURNITURE FOR SALE. HOME COM
fort range, almost new; llnocum : iron
beds and springs. kitchen cab0ct rug
9x12, dresser. kitchen table. Home Com
fort gas range, cheap n taken before
Monday. 34S SO. 10th East. nSS5
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An, MAKES c. p. BATES ELECTRIC
Co. All Kearns bldg. Phones .I2l.
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THE TRIBUNE WANT COLUMNS ARE
the IDEAL market place for the disposal
OF small businesses: there's always de-
lnand for confectionery stores. cigar and
tobacco stores. groceries rooming houses,
pool parlors and similar businesses that
require the investment OF mparatively
small sums OF money
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AUCTION SALES.

O. IS. FURNITURE CO. 200 so. WEST
Temple, pays cash for y. h. goods; sell
on credit: save YOU money on every ar
yourself. m3S34
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aouSE CLEANING
HAT FACTORY
CHIROP0n1sr

fLlI - N-~--.,--~--.~-----~-
pt, T5sr u n WISMEE CHR
Mcintyre bldg. IS south
m1522
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PAPERHANGING.


WE DO rAPERHANGINC;, CLEANING;
Uniting; all work guaranteed, Rell
phone Soli-k- MS
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CLEANING AND DYEING
AND RANGE REPAIRS

WESTERN FOUNDRY G. STOVE RE-
pair Works. Castings made for any
stove. Water Jackets cleaned, All makes
OF water Jackets for sale We make o
speciality of furnace grates and repairs.
Rear 531 So. State ST. Telephone ifI4.
r1TaJ
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FRENCH LESSONS

ryy EI.pERLY FRENCH SciiOl,AE OF
syncrienoe Phone Bell 29Sb,l. n''H
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.iTORAGE. MOVING, PACKING,
SHIPPING
PATENTS

INVENTORS. ATTENTION.
Talk with utah's best patent attorneys
we can help sell your patents
SCOTT & SCOTT, 22I~s Judge bldg
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AUCTION SALE.

C T.. OSTERLOH. AUCTIONEEE
wants 10 sell YOU out. Telephone Bell
sSof-k. Residence 63t S. Main. ns25
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CUSHIONS AND UFHOLSTER-
ING.

CUSHIONS MADE TO ORDER: FUREI-
f,Ire re-uphoIstered, mattresses and
springs repaired. Phones 1898. S. l.
Mattress & Mfg Co, m231l
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