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FOR sALE-HoUsEs.

FOR SALE-NEW COLONIAL HOME; MUST
be sold: bargain: large rooms: h.w.h.
trsdesmen's entrance: q tt front: all i'm
provements. Special terms. 146 Adams st.
NV. Phone North 10S0-M.
FOR SALk-iRyING ST., CORNER NEAR
18th Nv: rooms. baths. furnace. A
charming house In rarely attractive neigh
borhood. Price 81 $50 Terms TO suit.
LOUIS r. SHOEMAKER 612 I4th ST.
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Ferd 7. Schneider. owner of the power
boat Zenobia, returned to the Analostan
boathouse last Tuesday evening, after
a very ENJOYABLE cruise to the beach
with a party OF friends.
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er would be held there. but as these
club entertainments are strictly stag at
fairs when refreshments suitable Tor the
occasions are provided, the committee
considers the island the best scene OF
action. A. b. Dent is the chairman of
the committee, and he promises feast
that will long be remembered.
); :: !.
The Nautilus Swimming Club of the
Washington Young Mems Christian AS
ISOLATION will hold long-distance swim
ming race from the Chain bridge to the
Aoueduct bridge. Saturday afternoon.
July 90, start to be made at O'Clock
The course to be covered is approximate
" three and q half miles. and VIII be
for the District OF Columbia champion
who are members of the Amateur Attn,
letic Union or affiliated organizations VIII
be allowed to compete.
Valuable prizes such as fobs ana
medals. will be awarded the first three to
finish. and all finishing within a certain
time allowed will be awarded medal.
For further information. communicate
with the following: Reginald Rutherford
Analostan Boat Club: Barton Bean, 70
tomac Boat Club: D. A. Dei;ashmutt'
Crane. Washington Canoe Club, and {.
E. Beckett. Y. NJ. c. 4.
4 number of entries have already been
received from the Washington canoe
Club, the Potomac and Analostan boat
clubs. and if the local association pro-
vides a full quota OF racers the analr
should be well worth a warm wait at the
finish line. The average long-dlstance
swimmer cannot possibly keep up gait
Of oyer 3Is miles an hour. so the winner
will probably not cross the line until 40
O'Clock or after.
The report has been circulated that the
drowning Of John Holiday last Tuesday
happened while he and few friends were
training for this race. but members OF
the Analostan Boat Club. TO which ne
belonged. say that the young man could
not swim. and was left on the bank while
the others were going over part or the
course In some way. winch VIII never
be explained he got into the water ana
went down before any one missed him.
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Although the excursion to Marshall
Hall, held by the Corinthian Yacht Club
last Saturday afternoon q week ago.
was success in every other way. the
speedboat races planned by the ne, racing ling
committee, were not pulled on. Inc
only boat to show up was the senator,
an eighteen-mile craft. owned ~ Capt.
Nelson, ard he ran over the len-miie
course in less than the time allowed The
first prize, a handsome silver PLAGUE,
was forthwith awarded him. but the
second prize, Prefex ignition outfit. Is
st;lI ~, tho hands of the committee. Vice
Harrington n RarEer trrea 10
1Ioneham Hall a year ago. realizing, as
most boating people do that local AIN motor st,,r
boatists are not very keen for racing, out
,nmch nrefer jogging around from place
n Mace on a cruise, but unwilling TO
dron the sport without one more effort. IL
was decided to attempt the last meeting
AZ a result, it is now almost certain mat
the corinthian Yacht Club will confine It's
hn.tina fixtures to cruising only. which is
more in accord with the wishes OF the
ma jority of members.
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w. $40. d DNG. xoo.U
100 & 81. 10r. b. IS. IS
Sto. 1871 Sd sw 25.0O
S5i l. sv. Or. b. 20. so
122li. 4 L~. 6r. h. 26. so
luo1 ~. sw. sto. or 2o.:D
334 y sw. 6r. W. 1850
4S6 ! sv. Or. b. 30. 81
Si3 eth sw. 6-.b 1850
35sM Lean av sw6r15.30
ilf3 ~ sw. 81. w.i3.3
Sto. 1880 Ith sw 1880
Sta. SOI Al sw 100
sos VI sw. IL. w..1o.56
1915 Union sw. 5r. w12.1
1:.i 9Th So. 6r.w. 1850
1919 Union sw. Or, wI2.Jj
lac y Sc. Or. ". .10.D
9l5 Sd Sc. Or. b. 1850
1908 Water sw, sto1S.m
4S9 l. sw. 6r. W. 1880
100 All sw, Or. ". $50
HOS NJ av Sc. Or. wl2.1
2o6 II sw. Or. b. I'D. so
1J6 Francis s. Sc. $50
$50 Golden sw. 4r. 1880
Inca. 43o A., ST. s.w.
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FOR RENT
1899 :, NV. or and b.: steam $50 80
ifcS Monroe st. NV, Tor. and b.. h.w.. 5000
e+oS 18th ~. NV. 1or. and h.. h-w.... 90. 90
ll33 Grard -. E.w.. Tor. and h.. NV. A. 90
1909 I-vinS ST NV, Or and b., FUR 4S. 90
1926 18TH 81. NV Tor. add b.. fur AZ. so
500 Is 81 ne Tor and b. h.w.. ~. 80
?i5s 18Th 81. NV. ler and h.. h.w... $3.50
1905 Newton 81. NV. Or. and h.. fur. 40 80
'J6p Willard -. NV. Sr and h.. fur. 81 so
34"2 Nj; Pleasant ST.. Or. and b.. July Is ~ 80
1914 Tnglsside Ter. Or. and b h.w..... 81 80
1919 sth It. nv. Or. and b.. 81. so
22l5 NV. 6r. and b.. lat......... so
lf6 and l22 Quincy NV. 6r b. hw... SO. 81
SEA ard SIS Narnum n. w. sr. b., steam ~ so
$40 9th sw.. Or. and b.. lat. ........ 70 50
500 Center ST NV. Or and h. .... 20 90
io2T-2a goth St NV. Cir AMI h.. lat. 25. So
3lss i2th -. ne sr and b. frsme rs so
1928 9Th >. NV. 5r and b.. lat. ....... 30 80
1858 g 81. Sc. 6r and D. fur.......... 20 Sc
1884 SIN -. NV. Or. lat. ........... 200
KING 4 FIJI. Gnc.,. go y. y. ave.
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Last Tuesday while beating out of the
Magothy river which lies about eight
miles up-bay from Annapolis. the yawl
Grace r.. owned by r. Clyde Cruit. ran
ground so hard and fast that when the
crew attempted to raise the center board
the pennant parted and all hands fell to
the coz kpit floor in a heap. Finally after
many unsuccessful dives under the boat
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-07-09
WANTEO-HOUSES

WANTEO-HOUSE
If YOU HAVE ANY PROPERTY FOR SALE
exchange or rent In any part OF the city we
can dispose OF II for you. Write us particulars,
description OF same. or phone Main CLIO or
1880. BRADFORD & BRADFORD. 1st Floor.
Dos I4th ST.
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NF REM
"a 2.S Y nw. iir. 5000 9th NV store.
p. - 3J0S + nv 6r. sl5-615 r. NV, 3r
- III T. NV. fiat. SI0-5O5 ID NV Pr
~ lhi 18Th Sc. 5r. So. D-904 4 sc. ar.
2o-I24 iota sc. rooms. coiored tenant.
is lAnham, Md. 6r.. with 2ta acres.
LEWIS JONES co. SIT ST. NV.
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FOR RENT-NEW SIX ROOM HOUSE: ALI.
modern improvements never occupied superb
view: 81 L st. Inouire of owner, 1871
Lincoln road. GEO. TRCESDELI.
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FOR RENT JOHN :, III
i0i4 Mass av Hw.14r.
L. .. 81 IL. ~
1ln5 9th NV. Or, b.42.do
TOO 9th So. 12r. l. 81 so
loI? X NV. Or. b. .3+.5o
s. 9TH So. Or. b. :. RS. 90
1871 Sth NV. Ir.b.2>..~.
BIZ r. Nc. Or. b....oS..O
s2i II nc. Or. BIS. 90
los 2d no. ST. b. 70 -
l. 10th nc. 6r. b. &c 90
12nS : NV. 6r. h .21.o
GA Nv Az SO. Gr. BIZ. 30
40 II So. CIR. b. .2l .5il
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

FOR REN1-BY 4. +. SAUL CO.. It'll NV.
Io2a 9th NV. Tor. b., ia Park I'd nv q.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-07-09

I13s aud lao Conn. ave-; alterations to suit
tenant.
ST0NFLEfGH COURT.
few verv desirable apartments now vacant
IN Stonelnigh Court at from $50 10 Sl65 per mo.
THE OLYMPIA. 1ith ard Euclid SITS.
Sr and b. apis. at SOS 10 ar. and h. apis. at 500.
FITCH. FOX & BROWN.
I2.n,3 r at. n.
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FOR RENT
1914 Itth NV. store
and :. fats. $l15.ND !
:. Iowa cir. I2r. b. - OF /
1918 18th NV. orb. 1000 (
" II NV. Or. sto. - 90 !
1902 1st nw.sr.h. "a 80 /
6f9 VI NV. Sr. h. 81. 80
1870 Monroe 81. a. b31.c0
3s | NV. Tor. h. 30 so
~ r ne. tir. b. .:1.5o
1tG Adams nw.6. h. 1000
606 Gth sw. ar. b. $50
oil 9Th sw. Or. d. 300
+Ol 9Th sw. store. 1910
~, eth sw. Sr.fi.b. -. on
1eS + ne. er. h. ~. 20 !
233 X ne. Sr. h.. 200 |
l6sel 9th sw 4r. sto. 20
$40 Seaton ne.6r. b23.5o |
3O2 Fla NV ar "A. b N 80 !
John OHM 90 al
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VENEER. 90T u ST. NV.
s2s 9th ne. 6r. b. 20. 81
ir5 Thomas nv. Or.
b...............2 2..O
512 eth 80. Or. b. 2'..N
52l 9Th So. CIR. b. .?f.ho
1n16 ith So. Or, h.jS.5o
:s23 VI So. Or. b. ..1I.5o
3:s 1Ith SO. Sr. g.15.00
aa5 18th So. Or. b
6la F. Sc. 5r. h. ..1i.75
Sa5 l. Sc. Or. g. ..14.o0
all 4th So. ar. E..1t.50
To1 ! SO. Or. w. Hoo
l3t1 - Tan. CIR. g.1l 30
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UNFlfRNISHED.

FOR RENT-NEAR liTH AND BELMONT STS.
NV: II-rcom house: ? stories; top floor.
rooms, suitable for apartment: with garage;
very reasonable. Apply CLAYTON Y. ENG,
owner. 49, Ia. ave. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-07-09


AVENUE.
The condemnation of Mass. ave. 10 the Dis
trict line mort Invest and the appropriation for
and continued uacadamiZing Of this great
avenue have brought public attention 10 the
opportunities in land nea- the avenue, and
recent purchases by men OF means like Chas
g. Glover and Senator Scott emphasize the
fact that here are the big chances for the
shrewd investor. We have. near the avenue
acreage tracts OF from 10 10 acres. at
about 81 500 per acre. on near sewer. wafer
main. macads mzed roadways and electric
lights. beautiful views and splendidly shaded
Call and let show you these tracts and
do It now. Keep your eye Mass. ave. and
watch 1t grow. On Sundays phone Cleveland
32F
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-05-02
TRUTH ABOUT KING ARTHUR


n al ,ro1e6egf7 ne 8rtssran
sfery eomgsgs1 - c5r T5orzs Mzior7
~ fss fffee1te eentery KsDTaterts =
tc1y q Legends almo1t a. o81 -
Christianity, waieh have property ~
e1n1enscn wIfn fse great Erftiah
ehieffain esile1 Arthrr who 8lsftn
gsighe1 himself III TIE wars sgsinEf
M fnfru1sng gaxo5s, defeating them
n re hattie n H0snt Bscor sbo1f
ase end n ne sixth century. AMI who
VA D@rtaDe b1srsye1 ~ an unfaithf1i
2lfe. ard Killed ~ = nezr kfnamar
ArfhrF vas probably legitimate hero
n thOse early 1aye an6 n wae per
hapa natural tnaf when the tales u
fhe isoiy Grail. cr chaiice In wnicn
yoeeph cf Arimathaea was tabled n
have preserved she blood of Din savs.
opr. we're tod - zmnse anc interest
chrfxsian children. fhey should be r.
sociafe6 With his memory. The Arthur
n Tennyeon and 81 Hawkef is purely
mythical 80 such court and Ros1s
Table A. he h cfedites with establish
sng could have existed IN the rough
Dnculslyated times n which The real
Arthur Lived.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-05-02
USING The WASTE PRODUCTS
skitfai b1zptsticns Aes Ns>h e
Weriers Hezlsr ard Field u hot
Exnsuste1.

A distinguished chemist once o.
served thsr Mg izdy wr5tss tender
sentiments to her lord with ink made
from sn Old copper coffee pot % "a.
per nzse from Old collars The mil
izaiion q waste prodrcts. which il
adding 50 enormously 70 the wealth
of the world. furnishes many Eaeh
fantastic adspts1ous
Give ne. Doctor Long said, sas
sewage of View York. and will return
ron yearIy the superior milk Of hun
dred thousand cows The waste soap
sudz from voolen factories. which used
10 pollufe hundreds Of rivers. is now pre-
ciDitzted. and the coaglum 10 pressed
into bricks and converted into superior
Illuminating gas. These are only ex-
a1ples cf the ingenuity Of man Taat
the field IS far from exhausted is IN
stanced IN the estimate that from 6o9
70 a thousand tons Of fire coal are
thrown away every day in the ashes Of
New York It is not impossible that
some one viii shortly invent q process
for reclaiming this wasted material
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-05-02
Stirring the Melting Pot.

What is believed to be the first at
tempt by an agricultural college 70
teach immigrants coming to this coun-
try, Is said to give every promise Of
success. Ninety-five Polish farmers
from the Conascticut Valley. southern
New Hampshire and northern Con
necticut. gathered at the Masaachu-
setts Agricultural college TO be IN.
structed IN agriculture and good citi-
zenship. The lectures were inter
preted by X. J. Wolskl Of Holyoke.
George Chapman of-fhe department
OF botany told these men Of the neces.
sity Of getting good onion seed, this
being one Of the most Important crops
Of the valley. He also showed the
water and wind blast method Of &C.
lecting the poor from the good seeds
= christian Science Monitor.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-05-02

Look at her nose. that tells how to
avoid matrimonial mishaps.g These
we're the words Of Prof Alfred z. VIII
is Of New York 70 the students Of the
Northwestern University al Chicago.
Professor Willis continued: The
broad. fiat nose with hump Is con
quering nose. The best rose In a
woman is thin. delicate and medium
-ize."
According 70 Professor Willis direc-
tlons. the young may debating over a
life vocation should feel Of his nose. II
he finds himself with broad one. Ike
John Wanamaker or Andrew Carne-
gle he would be a successful mer
chant: II he has long nose, particu-
iarIy II 1t has a bump in the middle.
and finds his prospective wife has the
same peculiarly. he should break on
the engagement Immediately. There
viii be trouble from the start
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-05-02
a FATHERS VENGEANCE.

would have fallen on any one who at
tackled the son Of Peter Bondy, Of
South Lockwood, Mich, but he was
powerless before attacks Of kidney
trouble. Doctors could not help him, :"
he wrote, 80 al last we gave him FL
ectric Bitters and he improved won
derfully from taking elx bottles. It's
the best kidney medicine ] ever saw. =
Backache, tired feeling, nervousness.
loss Of appetite, warn Of kidney trouble
that may end in dropsy, diabetes or
Bright's disease. Beware: Take Elec-
trio Btters and be safe Every bottle
guaranteed. soc at Brown & Go. DIV
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-05-02

A weather-beaten woman somewhat
oger gix feet 10 height and with d
pair of shoulders prOportionately
broad appeared 81 a back door In
Wyoming and asked for light house
work. Che said that her name was
Lizzie and explained that she had been
fiji with typhoid fever and was con.
valescing
Where did you come from. Lizzie ?"
the woman Of the house inquired
Where have you beeng"
I'VE been workin' out on Howells
ranch" replied Lizzie. "diggin post
holes while was glttin' my strength
hack LIppincotta Magazine.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-05-02

Apparently evsry new invention
brings With II some evil The British
Medical Journal points ont that
among dlstinctycly modern diseases
are tbe poisoning produced by the
fumes Of calcium carbide Of acetylene;
the headache. dyspepsia. cardiac fall
ure and eensory disturbances trace
abIe To the manufacture and use Of
aniline dyes. the frothing of the
blood, known AZ caisson disease.
which follows TOO rapid decompres.
sion IN workers st the foundations Of
bridges; fhe functional neUrosis
known AZ teicgraphers' cramp. result
ing from the use Of the Morse key.
and tho numerous affections Of tho
skin, lungs. digestive tract and eyes
duo 10 Irritation By organic or inor-
ganlc dusts of industrial origin.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-05-02
Bumpers il the Ar sosd.

Tho fundamental difference be
tween operating the aeroplane and the
automobile Is that the former IS tray.
allnr along an aerial highway which
has manifold bumpa and ridges. ed
dlas and gusts and. since the afr r.
invislhie, the driver cannot zee these
irregularities and inequalities Of his
path and consequently cannot pro.
Vide for them until he has actually
encountered them Some form Or con.
troll. whereby the machine itself
promptly correots for the inequalities
Of its path, " evidently very desirable.
a solnilon OF this problem may be con.
sldorod ~ one of the next important
steps forward In the development OF
tho aoroplane.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-05-02
QUICK chanaes.

He was a bumptious fop and IN the
exurbance Of his yerbosity was com
mentnz 70 the villagers on the won
derful change everything IN Nature is
subject to.
To appear humorous be stood on
country yokers toes and. as the litter
hoped across the grassy sward for
YARD or two. the fop remarked with
leer;
There nov You see, that changes
you into grasshopper"
Quick RS lightning the pumpkin
sprang towards the fop, planted big.
heavy. dirty FIST on his clean shirt
front and, AZ he sent him flying into
e heap Of growing nettles on his back.
he chuckled gieefully;
AYE an that makes thee into .
dandellon. London TitBits
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-05-02

Here is good news for persons who
are annoyed By mosqeltoes during our
warm months. A farmer living in New
Jersey has just received from friend
4 plant called "ocimumiride" This
plant is native to northern Nigeria,
and a mosquito alighting on IT'S leaves
Immediately loses consciousness. As
most mosquitoes are household pests
and usally inhabit the sleeping rooms
and veranda. it viii be a good plan
for the suburbanite 70 gather few Of
these plants and distribute them
around the house.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-05-02

In bringing up my children I found
that at night when they we're tired
they were s0ared many tears by being
warned before gave them strict
command Instead Of saying, Now II
is time to 90 TO bed. put away your
blocks at once, ! would say. 1T 10
nearly time 70 90 to bed. Finish your
house frst. and then put away your
blocks" In this way the children
were fully prepared 20 70. and there
WAS consequently no begging nor temp.
tation for me TO show my lack Of
nrmness by being persuaded to allow
them to build 'iust one more house"
Imagine a mother In the midst OF
an absorbing chapter being told by
one in higher authority 70 put down
her book at once and go to bod Would
It not save a frown Of impatience 10
be told to nnish the chapter nrst7-
Hnrper's Bazaf
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-05-02

4 n Howell popular druggist 81
Greensburg, Kys says. I'VE use Cham
berIains cough remedy IN our own
household and know It IS excellent ?
For sale by all dealers. DIV
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-05-02

-Let us go down and have a game
OF billiards
~Excuss me. but ! am a greenhoru
at billiards"
"Greenhorng I am surprised. sir.
why. you told me you wore At hons
with the worries"
80 / am. sir rm a dentist"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-05-02

Patient Doctor, I'm having an aw.
ri lot OF trouble with the gas IN my
stomach"
Doctor Yes. yes. know Those old
fashioned fixtures are giving people .
lot Of trouble this fell, just step into
the next room and I'll have my en-.
glneer wire you for electric lighla.--
Knok. -----
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-05-02
TRY THE
Rock Island Barber Shop
J. X. Holloway, Prop.
IUU WILL bt PlthSED
rI3 South ard 81


The manufacturers oi Calumos blk
lt'A powder have Just prepared a new
edition Of their handsome cook booa.
and wlll gladly mail it iree to anyone
who aeuda Tor lt Ia writing address
The calumet Baking Powder Co. Chi.
oaeo, and ask for cook book ~"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-05-02

Now Is the time 70 get rid Of your
rheumatism You VIII find Chamber
lains Liniment wonderfully effective.
One application viii convince you Of
lta merits TRY a. For sale by all
dealers. DIV
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-05-02

This ENGLISH ROAST SET made by the famous Wedg-
wood Co factories Of Tunsta England we are now offering
- a advertisement
This Z the most beautiful piece Of pottery we have ever
and we know lady in this community VIII De pleased
To have the opportunity secure of these SETS
Our object making this offer is the fact that All business
houses must advertise and believe the people Of
this community viii appreciate this Wedgwood Roast oet more
than if we would spend money in other ways Of aersing
Remember this IS imported from England, and you can appre-
It's beauty only BY calling store, at which time we
viii explain full particulars how can secure one OF
these beautiful sets.
We thank you past patronage and you that our
prices the and the quality Of our goods uneauaed
One plate given FREE with SIS in trade, and when you
have secured the six plates Of the will give you the plat
ter absolutely FREE.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-12-30
MAY EAT IN DEPOT
Illinois Central Officials Making Ar.
rangements For Care Of
Strike Breakers.

The matter of finding a suitable
location for the care Of the strike
breakers of the Illinois Central at
Cairo has not been definitely set
tied, but 1t is quite probable that
the men will have their meals pro-
vided by the same company that Is
furnishing them at the big frame
house on Commercial avenue near
Fifteenth street in the stone depot
building on Ohio street. The upper
end Of that building has not been
in use for some time and will be put
in condition for the service. The
men will secure lodging places Of
their own selection about town.
AS soon as the change is made
and the houses on Commercial ave-
nue. owned by the company are
either removed or razed work on The
new freight house to occupy the site
will be started
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-12-30

TRIPLE revolt
Forces Organize In Behalf OF
Three Candidates For
Presidency

Washington, Dec. 29.-Ecuador is
drifting towards a three-cornered
evolution as the result of the sud
den death of President Estrada,
Dec. %. The government was left
in charge Of Gen. Caldumbide, pend
ing election to be held next month
to select successor to the presi-
dent.
Adviees to the State Department
today declare the troops at Guayquil
principal city Of Ecuador, have
1risen and proclaimed General Mon
tero. supreme chief OF the republic,
white formidable movements are
organizing in favor OF General Blaza,
500 former president, while Flavio
Alfaro, a nephew of the former
president also is contender.
Already signs of disorder have ap-
peared and today's reports say that
ten persons were killed and a num-
Der wounded Iii Guayqpil.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-12-30
Officials OF Hartman Employees
Summoned To Appear Before
Danyille Court
FOLLOWS CAIRO ORDER
Judge Wright Serves Injunction Or
Labor Leaders While Holding
Court Here

Kansas City, Mo, Dec, 29,--To an
swer what they believe is govern
ment prosecution under the Sher-
man antitrust law, charging them
with restraint of trade--the first
suit of that nature ever filed against
labor leader in the United States
three officials of the union. whose
men are striking for better working
, ,oondltions, on the Hartman lines,
today were ordered by the govern
nient to appear January | next, in
the United States Circuit Court, OF
the eastern district of Illinois, at
Danville. Those summoned arc NJ.
f. Ryan, general president of the
Railroad Carmen of America, ] A.
Franklin, international president OF
the Brotherhood y! Boiler Makers
and A. IIintzman, vice president to
Franklin.
The court summons was issued at
the order OF Judge Wright OF the
federal court, and 1t is approved by
Edward d. White, chief justice OF
United States.
The fve big unions that are strih-
ing on the Hartman lines. have
Joined together to prosecute the
strike and local leaders believe that
the theory of the railroad is that the
combination is violation OF the
Sherman law. This fact, the labor
leaders deny.