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Evening journal., 1911-07-01

be either properly taken care Of or
the project should be abandoned. II
the city has no authority to make 3p-
propriauons. and private contribu-
tions are Insufficient, then abandon
the ZOO II the city mas authority to
make appropriations and Council finds
IL advisable sufficient appropriations
should be made TO give the animals
proper attention.
1T was with great deal Of sat
isfaction that during my administra-
ton ] was able to assist in the forma-
tion Of the present engineering de-
partmens Of the city and the Street
and Sewer Departments This depart
men does not. as yet. include the
engineer Of the water department or
the park engineer ! see no reason
why all the engineering departments
of the city should not be under one
head, and the engineering department
of the city could continue to be. as IL
practically is now an organization
under civil service rules, the employees
being retained during efficient and
good behavior Some of the depart
ulfuie oi tue CITY nave dlittu9 nhVNh
a disposition to retain competent men
irrespective OF their party applica-
tions and ] believe that the city
should adopt a policy whereby all en-
ployes. whose duties have no rela-
ton to the municipal governmental
policy should be appointed by reason
OF a special fitness. and be retained In
Office during good behavior.
The political iniquity Of the election
OF 1909, which was exhibited by the
contested election cases before Coun-
ell In July. 1909 demonstrated that
some steps should be taken to so sim
plify our election laws as TO make inn
possible a repetition OF such an OUT
rage. Those cases were more en-
tightening to the public as to the pos
sibility and actuality OF election
frauds, than world of rumors.
While the efforts 10 make these con-
ditions public, paralyzed by admiuis-
tration, n the lesson to be learned
from the evidence adduced, is not
lost. the net result viii be a gain to
the community and I Will not regret
my lessened usefulness.
81 believe the finances Of the Board
Of Election should be more complete
ly under the control OF the city. As
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any desired shade may be thus OBJ
tanned at slight cost. Need one add
don't go near the fire with gasoline.
It is noticeable that the young girls
costume varies very little from her
mothers; simpler material and less
ornament are daintier and more girl
ish, but the designs are very like.
Even wee tots are wearing peasant
sleeves, Princess dresses loose fitting
and bonnet shapes. II is a relief TO
see that mourning outfits have lost
that hopeless heavy black, and charm
ing costumes in beautiful materials
are so becoming that the wearer is
reused to take an interest in life, and
I'm wearing such beautiful materials
as have entirely replaced the sack
cloth-and-ashes of bygone days. 1t is
also a relief that Fashion and custom
are decreeing shorter periods Of wear
ing heavy mourning, which is depress-
ing to every beholder.
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il is. It is growth upon the city
which the city nourishes. but does not
control.
I'm conclusion want to say, that
from my observation Of the past two
years. befogged !. has y. 49,. -. 3
those conditions. which grew oist Of
the iniquity committed at the nniiii-
cipal election Of 1903. there is too
much diversity OF authority IN the
city, with the inevitable result of
friction and ineffciencies.
Another element which has been
lacking Is that there is no consistent
policy OF city betterment What has
been done, and to a large extent what
Is being done. Is erratic. and ls not
the result OF we'll planned and we'll
grounded progressive policy. Large
undertakings cannot be completed
during short administrations and the
city should inaugurate policies. the
spirit of which would go forward re-
gardless OF what administration plan
ned the details.
"I am very proud of the city Of Viii
mington and have been greatly hon.
ored by being made it's chief execn-
tive. ! have faith and confidence in
both It and its citizens and trust that
some suggestions OF mine may be OF
use. In Fastening the day when Will
mington may grow and progress with
regularity and consistency.
"Very respectfully,
-. Harvey Spruance,
Mayor
Evening journal., 1911-07-01
ASK LOWER RATES
FOR WATERMELONS

NEW YORK, July 1.--Action has
been brought before the Interstate
Commerce Commission praying for re-
duction OF the freight charges upon
melons and cantaloupes from the
Southern States. The complalnants are
seventy-six Southern growers and
shippers Of fruits. and dealers and
commission merchants for that class
Of merchandise In this city and other
Eastern points, who declare they are
subjected to discrimination and un-
duly high rates.
See Bader-Fire Works-Nintb and
Market Streets
Evening journal., 1911-07-01
PRESENT DAY FASHIONS
Coronation Yellow the Latest in Vogue
The Use of Indian Beads
on V0ile and Canvas Waists
Wells for Brides
Wells for Brides

bias drapery caught once below the
hip and on the other side just below
the knee TO give fullness)a and the
folds were artistically gathered into
the most fascinating buckles, big oval
buckle forms covered with scraps of
brocade for all the world like our
French furniture. The lace yoke and
undersleeves Of this gown were also
heliotrope Of the same shade, and had
been dyed at home with little oil
paint. such as comes in an artists
Evening journal., 1911-07-01

NEW YORK, July Although
the protest is several hundred years
old against painting the lily" and
adding a perfume to the violet yet
we find women actually embroidering
the pattern on brocade, beading the
pattern of lace and spangling en-
broideryl For what? To put on the
front of a gown. For what? To
please some mere man." of course.
(Dear unselfish womanD
Speaking OF beading, inasmuch as
Evening journal., 1911-07-01

The above pattern ana other May
Manton Patterns described in THE
EVENING JOURNAL aud ali the pat
terms made by the May Manton Pat
tern Company can also be obtained tor
10 cents from
SMITH-ZOLLINGER CO.,
4th and Market Sits.
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that of last year 100 per There HE profits
who best We representatives. Call o.
address the D. r Mdyee Company Inc, Southern Managers
9Ol-2-3-4 American Bank Building, Richmond, Va.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-07-20
WHEAT CARRIED down
Lowering Prices Caused by Resist
less Stream of Hedging
Sales.

Chicago, July 49, "A reslstles:
stream OF hedging sales from IT,,
big cash houses carried the whea
market down today despite newt
that exports amounted 10 the re
markabte total of 1874 boat loads
Closing prices were easy at Il tt
" decline. Corn finished X to
cent down. Oats We're off 7s
Pressure of actual receipts out.
weighed all else. A slight early rist
came because the weather in tht
north west seemed to be of a sort
that would bring renewal of bla =
rust made the market a tempting
target tor hedgers.
A heavy rain locally and through.
out the state gave renewed courage
to the short sellers of corn Oats
sagged owing to the large offerirgs
from the country Eastern call
moreover was not SO vigorous.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-07-20
- SVOlkS, BONDS, CEREALS =
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Stocks Made New High Records For
the Year--Union and Canadian
Pacific Lead Government
Unchanged.

New York, July ~ The upward
movement in stocks was resumed to-
day although the further advance
vas less vigorous thar the hurried mp
turn Of previous session. The
movement was easily the most com
prehensive of any for weeks past and
while covering for short contracts
played an important part investment
buying was a contributing factor APP
)arently.
Some new high records for the
ear were reached, Union Pacific
rose more than point and Canadian
Pacific advanced point also.
Buying on the Hartman issues
was among the days most impressive
feature Late in the day gains We're
record by pretit taking and resum-
ption Of short selling.
United States Steel was the most
active stock. The weekly iron and
steel reviews noted marked inn
orovement on conditions in the Chi
ago district. Inter. Met. bonds Were
prominent in the days dealings.
Bonds We're steady total sales par
value, S6.396,000. Governments re-
manned unchanged on call.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-07-20
/: DANES AND sDAUGATERS.,T

Eighty. eigAtgi ye8rs o. ase. Mrs.
ns'Broadhntst. oanlAmerican resident In
~ 'Eonticn, N'cattiag ,a.new set ST teeth.
- y MISS Eef fSut KeiG al blind girl, ~
' teacher Of class in massage in the
school for the blind at Canton, China.
Her class consists of eight blind girls.
Miss Adelne NJ. Ireson. only living
member Of the irst graduating class
of the first normal school In America
at Lexington, Mass, and for City
years teacher in the Washington
grammar. school at Cambridge, Ia
-a1 seighselsevenA and swAiis, physically
Wu@weaknis entailyalerts lass. - feeH
~ Nine. Melba made her, first speech ia
lb public a short time ago on the occa.
u, sion Of her birthday, when she adj
xdressed some 800, students Of The
Guildhall School of Music in London.
She has given a scholarship to the an
nual value of $3.50 to the school, open
to sopranos from all parts of the coun-
try.
Nine. Ali Kuli Khan. wife of the
Persian charge d'affaires at Washing
ton. was formerly Miss Florence Breed
Of Boston. She met Mira Ali KuE
Y Khan when he was student at Har-
yard Nine. Ali Kuli Khan has mas
tered the Persian language, and be-
sides assisting her husband in his dip
a alomatic and literary duties she has
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-07-20
Y IN z" N Nv u,
Sporting aNotes.


Banquet; Brooklyn handicap winner
is pulling cab in London. Undigni.
fed labor for turf king.
The Grand Prix de Paris, which paid
the winner, AS d'Tout, $4,000. is the
richest turf event In the world.
Yale will install professional coach
Ing for the baseball club next season
Third Baseman Merrett has been elect
ed captain. ~ 80 &9m Nv, e4
college teams have developed sc
that they can now bit highban pitch
ing pretty WELL" says Billy Lush, but
most OF them are weak ON low balls"
Lou Criger. the former Boston-st
Louis-New York catcher, has gone fal
back into minor league baseball. Cri
ger has just signed contract to man
age the Boyne City team of the Miehi
gan State league.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-07-20
DANES AND DAUGHTERS.

'Vioiets hayew always been the fa'
:vofite flowers Of tle sex Empress Eu'
genie.+a ,l aBM S+G4a4 @tyl.u
Mime Patti Possesses an old doll
called Henriette, which was given her
when she was seven years old fol-
singing nicely. s
The Duchess Of Beaufort is known
as the dying duchess" because she
was the first English peeress to naIte
a flight in an aeroplane.
Mrs. Anna NJ. Jarvis. the originator
Of mothers day, is said to- be typ
Teal Quakeress Of the old school. Hell
object IN having one day in, each year
set apart fora mothers is BECAUSE oil
her gratitude! to her own mother.
Mss Lillian Pearl McOmber of AR
Asbers Mich, is the second woman tc
graduate from the engineering depart
ment of the University of Michigan
and the first graduate from that de
partmeut, either male, or female. tc
take a degree of bachelor Of science
in architectural engineering.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-07-20
MOSQUITOES BAD THIS YEAR,

L < $Et III
'3Bht don't scFatoh the poisoned
skin.
Use mild, cooling. healing COM
pound that stops the itch instantly
draws out the poison in the skin
and protects it against further trout
BILE.
Just mild cleansing wash of oil
of wintergreen, thymol and a few
other ingredients known as the d.
D. D. Prescription $50 famous in
cases of Eczemal and you have mos
quito projection for the season,
Yes, instant relief-now only
zoe. '%a5 a-Tftte'
Herman G, Schulz. 1,s
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-07-20

own, induced Anstria ~ make nse NJ
hers.
Germany objected til HaEftpaila oa
the grouud that he was believed to be
more friendly ID France thar III HeF.
self and lhas he demonstrated n ssatt4sl
70 the continuance of Tile trifAs aisl
ance- Certain itfis that KanlEhHsa hssA
friendly relations between tile Vatican
and the French republic, whlell, ie
spite anti-teficaI fdreeS@at Paris. we're
maintained until the accession III
Plus n
Thirty nne of these sixtytwo cal4ii-
mails who cast their votes fin Ramnal.
Ia at the last conciaye are SHIT living
and may he relied upon tn vote fot Him
again Since there are bat ftsss aine
members OF the scored college IFff.
owing 70 the present rope's dialaalIHa
ton h. hold eansistories nr ta tliest3N
red hats, ana tlfat Of These fasfs aile
at least da2an it NOT fifteen. WIKI le
unable t. taEe Huy part iii the election,
owing ~ advanced age, ilfiInitE aeia-
ability ~ raeeh Rome III time IL vir-
traIly follows that Rampolats yietaFy
in assured
There viii Nh ne longer any danger
OF cattlaa iaimnola's election helag
prevented Till Ailstrta's veto. f5lf 4a
papal bnll issued By Plus nj. dated
Jan 20, loG4 ana which III known III
have received the unanimous approval
Of the sacred college that Il ia Aay.
or the senateof the Roman Catholic
chnrch nat pNlT abolished tifa rights
rot veto Formerly enjoyed hy Franee,
Spain arid Austria. butrals0 ltlst3s.seH
the penalty If major accommodation
upon ans eagd&saa who III i aaneEoye
ventures 10 tsing forward ana COM
munieate the hretensions of Il foreign
power 10 iatlupufe or veto the election
Of candidate for the chair Ill ST.
Peter s3 sskw
aamrolls Notable Figure.
Cardinal EatHpala is without eg-
ception ~ the present molneHt tile
most notable figure Of the sacred eol-
AhEi' 49, 4htt w IiiN VI Ills BiNlG%& ana
most illusuious houses OF the sicEHan
nobility and Marquis del TindAro til
his own right, he is one OF the very
few italian members of this aeiitIfe "
the church who n 'of patrlcian blFth.
Since the elauttDn Of Plus NJ he has
been shfknE yerai quietly Nh tue palace
OF 81. Maritime blst hehind St-lFater's,
a square and .gBpgetentious tuN Story
/ building q palaee in, name only. WhGh
for generations has been used III q
residence for the cardinal holding the
office " arch priest Of ST. Peters. He
has remained absolutely aGsoG fgoH.
all discussion and interference with
the foreign relations Of the holy see
and restricts his activity exclusively iii
those congregations, as the various
departments ~ the pontifica adninls
tration are STYLED of which he h either
president o. Vice president Bat those
departments defi with matters I'm doc
n q -fs p
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-07-20

| POPE Plus y, WHOSE poor HEALTH HAS
| AROUSED SPECULATION AS no li1s aUC
| CEssOR
their countrFmen occupying a seat In
the sacred colIege--namely Cardinal
| Gibbons-has Of being elected pope
No Chance For Gibbons.
The notion Of citizen Of the United
| States and one of the most patriotic
| sons at that, being raised to the chair
of St Peter as the supreme head Of q
church that embraces near @00000000
Of the human race is one that appeals
not alone 10 Roman Catholics, but also
to Christians of other denominations
on this side of the Atlantic. BIT
there IL not the remotest prospect of.
anything OF the Kind occurring ana
the idea of Cardinal Gibbons OF any
other member of the sacred college Of
foreign birth ever wearing the triple
crown must be dismissed
10 begin with, there Is a species Of
century old tradition of the holy see
"a sort of unwritten law-that the
pope must be an italian. Then. too
aside from the preiudices of the Ital
Ism majority of the C0ncl,iVe against
"A foreign pope. 1t would be too much
to expect the Italian government to
submit to the presence nj the Vatican.
In the very center OF the national cap
ital, Of a prelate OF alien birth he
| longing to some nation that might Or
might not at some moment be hostile
| to italy and yet who as pontiff would
be able through the italian clergy to
| Influence an immense portion OF the
Italian electorate.
Foreign cardinals being thus ont of
! the race-and among them are MT
! only Cardinal Gibbons, but also the
| Spanish Cardinal Merry del Val who
| has been the secretary of state Of the
| present pontificate, and Cardinal Wives
| Tute, Spaniard who has welded
q great influence at the Vatican Since
| the accession of Plus \ the choice
Of the next pope will be confined to
one of the twenty eight ItalF4n mem
| bers of the sacretiG college SEVERAL ot
| whom are so agbds and indrm that
| they will be unaars to take ANY part
In the election and much less rbe CON
| sidered as candidates.
Three Most Likely.
The general impression at Rome aud
in European capitals Is that the seec'
| ton will be eventually narrowed down
to the Cardinals Seratino and Vincen-
| 10 Vannutelli aud Cardinal Rampolla
del Tindaro
Cardinal Vincenzo Vannutelli Is well
known on this Asle of the Atlantic,
having visited ther United States Last
year after presiding as papql legate
over the eucharlstic' congress- dt Mont4
! real. 7'F
Cardinal Rampolla was the Secretary
of state OF Leo NsdI and contributed
| In no small degree 70 the success Of
his reign. He received no less than
sixty-two votes at the last Conclaye-
that is to say, an ample sutiiciency 10
have secured for him the tiara had ii
not been for the opposition Of Ger
many, which, having no veto OF its
Not the Hide Of the Channels.
Channels leather Ia not the hide OF
the chamois, but the flesh eide Of
sheepskiEA
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-07-20
THE BARBER KNOWS
Newbro's Herpitide Hailed as the
Best Remedy for Hair and Scalp
EXPERT and. UNPREJUDICED
OPINIONS.


# have been using Newhro's Iierp-
eide for the last four years and find
il the best thing made"
Joseph Pizzerto,
1875 Richmond Terrace.
West Brighton, l.. L., N, Y.
81 can truthfully say that Herpi-
eide is the best remedy for the hair /
have ever used ="
O A. Rathenbuecher
Nirden, Ill.,
Z \. have used many preparations in
my shop, and find Elerpicide best of
all for falling hair and all scalp or
skin diseases -
]. A. Oliver,
Leslie. Ark
"Newbro's Herpielde has always
given the best of satisfaction "
S. NJ Chambers
eTeekwila, Wash
w iitt AHt tHF htI ttlttF6Sdt ny val
ries other hair remedies, Newbro's
Herpicide is one he swears by because
knows its merits He can conscian,
tiously recommend it to Kill the dand-
ruff germ and stop falling hair, In
making an application of Herpicide
he feels and knows that the customer
is receiving fall value for his money
aud will be benefited far In excess of
his expectations.
One dollar size bottles are sold and
guaranteed by all. druggists. Send
lhc III postage for sample and book
on Tie hair to The Herpicide Co,
Dept r., Detroit Mich.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-07-20
Desire and Endeavor.

What does the hungry man wanti
Money! Not al ALL Fame! NO.
Good clothesy Not bill, lac wants
food. What does tAe lnirsly man
want? Reputation? Bonds anu
stocks? MOI HE wants water. Wuen
We are dead Ia earnest aud want Tie
we snail not stop tAu No gel then.-
Rams Horn.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-07-20
His Beaaina Letter.

Poet--TheTe goes notorious and
confirmed begging letter I liter, Friend
What! Why, thought that chap
was an editor. Poet--Well, he has
written me at least dozen letters
b king me not to sena him any more
r NV stud. - Puck.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-07-20
RAhPOLLA MAY
SHOULD POPE.

A. a result Of the prevalence !

Ms a result Of the prevalence Of
IVA alsqnieting reports IN regard
H. "a 70 the health of Pope Plus y
II IL only natural that the
question or The suceessorship 10 the
chair Of St Peter should become d
topic for discussion. just as 1t was hi
the closing months " the reign Oh Leo
XIII, eight years ago
According 70 some reports, Pope Pus
~ suffering from kidney disease nc
cordins To others, from arteriaI from
Bile, But there seems to be no qrps
ton whatsoever that his heart IL Se
rionsly affected and that he IL mar
tyr 10 govt.
The question that will occur to
Americans before AMY other In con
sidertng the possibility of conclay
Is as to what chance the only one III
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-07-20
NOTICE--LAST CALL.

On the oath, day Of July I
will place all unpaid personal
taxes in the hands of a collector
with instructions to collect
same according to law, which
means to SELF all property on
which the taxes are not paid,
promptly y
Alex $. FRASER,
I'LL Collector
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-07-20

And why do you claim mat II was
with AAaiice aIutesaiu tnat the .autonIo
btlist defendant ran down Inc CON-
pialnaInt! On the morning II map
that nsNwa gong 10 take cut n4s ueW
auto and, see II no couiu not rum ACROSS
lew people ne knew" II houston
Post.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-07-20
Between Bovs.

Patsy-Say, Chimmie, who was Rob
inson Crusoe?
Chimmie--He was de duck wot got "
long term on de island Boston Tran
script
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-07-20
A QUICK CURE
AT SMALL COST
SufferlnGs from Kidneys and biad-
der Checked by only
- Eight Bottles of
Warmers Safe Cure

ga short time ago my kidneys and
bladder we're in very bad shape and |
was all run down, having lost %
rounds, commenced taking War
ner,s Safe Cure, and after using only
EIGHT bottles am now feeling fine and
am fully cured. IN. j. Nolan, Colum
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-07-20
SUMMER ITCH NOW RELIEVED

Instant relief for all kinds of sum-
mer skin trouble is found in that sim
pie wash d. D. D. Prescription for
Eczema. Get csc bottle today and
prove for yourself the merits of this,
wonderful prescription. We always
Recommend it for Summer Itch. Her
man G.. Schulz.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-07-20

CARDINAL EAMPoELA. WHO WAS KEPT
FROM BEING P0PE By THE EMREROg on
GERMANY. 3tr.
trine, dogma and ritual and have moth.
ing whatsoever to do with the foreign
policy VI the Vatican.
Treated with the most profound def
erence by his fellow cardinals, bis Fee
ommenda tons and utteranees are iiS
tened 70 with respect and arc atSo
adopted by them. But both pins Y,
and his secretary Of state, Cardinal
Merry del VAL pointedly refrain ftom
consulting him gu any foreign nlatt
ters while Rampolla, on his sltle X
careful to avoid any reference Thereto
In bis rare interviews with the haly
father.
Every evening from sunset 10 III
o'clock Rampolla receives visitors, Ne
bright light shining across the S,llare
Of St Martha from fine windows az
the palace indicating that the cardinal
Is at home. Rampolla. despite at Fe-
ports 70 the contrary, Il III excellent
health.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-07-20
BOYS

A TREASURE CHEST, full
of hundreds of dollars in
hard cash! The TRAIL to it,
any wide-awake boy can fol-
low. Don't worry any longer
where to 3. get real money or
whatever article you want.
Come to me and get it, Pa
rents investigate!-for this
self-same ROAD has led many
a boy to a bank account. Come
with your boy If you choose.
Come early. $t>
HARRY BURKHARDT,
y. 531sFifteenth st.,
v. '~'a Cairo, Ill.
dgi 5f;S
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-07-20

Dlh, hElLOhi@'
!. Warmers s a T Q
Cure il the most
successful remedy
kno wn for all aifec-
tionsof the kidneys,
liver and bladder.
Put up in 50c and
$500 sizes and sold
by all druggists.
Warmers s a { o
Pills for constipa-
tion act gently but
surely. 25c a pack
age.
We will send a
sample bottle of
Warmers Safe Cure
together With q
sample of Warmers
Safe Pills, free, on
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-07-20

written a series OF essays and lectures
On. life In Persia. ~ @' = m.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-07-20
FOR RENT

FOR RENT-Cottage: redecorat-
ed throughout; hall, five rooms and
bath, convenient to stores; within
half block OF all city and interurban
cars Inquire at 221 18th ST.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-07-20

request, Mention Reduced facslm lie
the Cairo Bulletin when writing.
Warmers Safe Cure Co., Rochester,
N. Y. N'
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-07-20
PEOPLES COLUMN
FOR RENT.

FOR RENT--Second story or the
Bulletin building, 1903 Ohio st. Appr
1t the Bulletin office.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-07-20

Marriage is lottery, A la&eFy 10
Illegal. Therefore marriaEe IA itis saA
IL. r L.. 10 Ma,
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-07-20
SU(fE[D
-lA8Ek III FIJI
Plus X. DIE
Foreign Cardinals Are
Barred and Pope Must
BE Italian

own, induced Austria " make ase M