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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-08-19

'rYou forgot to get that silk for meT'
she asks. why, tied that strip of
cloth Ground your finger this very
morning to remind you OF It."
The husband stares blankly at the
strip Of cloth and then says:
We'll, I'll be iiggered! And here
I've been trying all day to remember
how happened to hurt my fngerr--
Chicago Post. "a
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-08-19

Protein II needed to produce fenth-
ers, flesh and eggs, Since feathers and
flesh are produced before eggs, II IS
necessary TO feed the birds Q great
deal Of food rich in protein 70 increase
the production OF eggs. Wheat, insects
or meat, meal, oats and such feeds are
needed to provide protein.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-08-19
h.m.dx Cor MnroI. cramn,.

II often happens that the dairy COW
suffers from cramps OF the muscles
especially of the neck and sometimes
of the hlnd Legs This can be over
cone by giving an ounce Of BROMIDE OF
potassium Id the bran mash twice each
day for ten days.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-08-19
Bank Clearings.

New York, Aug. 1.-THE bank
clearing for the week ending August
II, show an aggregate of $2,92S,-
5S4 900 as against 901,259,0 900
last week and $2,537,743,000 last
year.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-08-19
All DOING the Same.

what is he so angry at you forr
az haven't the slightest idea. We met
on the street and we were talking Just
as friendly as could he when all Of a
Sudden he Jared up and tried to lick
me-"
"And what were you talking about
"Oh. just ordinary small talk re
member he said. ] always kiss my
wife three or four times every day
"And what did you say
II said. i Know at least n dozen
men who do the same and then he
had At" Houston rost.
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IE YOU WANT ALL THE NEWS
READ THE BULLETIN.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-08-19

Emotion.
Emotion turning back on Itself ani
not leading on to thought or action is
the element Of rnadness.--J. Sterling.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-08-19
PEOPLES COLUMN

Rates For Classified Notices.
One Insertion. per word. -. .0l
rbree Insertions, per word. .021s
One Week, per word ....,... .05
One Month. per word. ....... is
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-08-19
Forests of Europs.

Forests cover onetenth of the sur
face Of the earth and one quarter OF
Europe. ------------------.
Arizona republican., 1911-06-18
ADVERTISING Talks
To The Readers Of The Republican
By JOHN IRVING RoMER, Editor Of "Ptinler.. Ink I"

unaided, carry them success, set about
taking advantage Of the opportunities
which advertising had created.
They sent a cordial personal note
to every person whose name was on
the books. In this personally signed
note the merchants expressed keen
desire to know how well satisfied the
recipient was with the purchase made
at their store; if there was any defect,
the customer was urged to do the mer-
chants a favor by allowing them to
rectifv it. The note made 1t very
plain that the proprietors desired
FIRST OF ALA SATISFIED
CUSTOMER ONE WHO WOULD
COME AGAIN.
Were these notes well received ?
Several men and women took the
trouble to answer by mail, giving as
surances that the goods purchased had
proved perfectly satisfactory and that
further patronage might be expected.
Some One-time customers even went
into the store to express their pleas
ure at this concerned spirit of the
merchants, and to say that they would
be glad to purchase regularly in
store that treated its patrons so cordi-
ally. They declared that they appre-
ciated the spirit behind the note. Those
who really had grievances were APP
peased with new goods for the faulty
ones.
The receipts in these two stores
made 1910 by far the best year of the
firms career Now these follOw-up
letters have become regular feature.
The business is thriving. The mer-
chants advertise even more vigorously
than before; but they strive in every
way possible to buttress and develop
all the new customers the advertising
brings them.
Arizona republican., 1911-06-18
OPPORTUNITY KNOCKS At DOOR
Of PHOENIX HOME BUILDERS
All The Advantages Of Urban Life, Is The Center Of
Building Activity

the home beautiful and convenient
and does his best to get il.
Keeping these thoughts in mind the
question is asked. how many Phoenix
people have carefully toured the west
ern end of the city from Tenth ave-
nue. To the Santa Fe railroad track,
during the last month or two? Those
who live there of course. and the few
open to investment. who have been
encouraged by realty men to make
an investigation, but that is a small
number compared with all the rest
Of the city.
And why such a tour? To see what
is being done by the individual in the
seizing Of opportunity and to note
that what has been done al
ready is working 4 transformation
in city building Years ago the Cap
itol addition and the western part of
Neahr's addition We're plated and
Arizona republican., 1911-06-18
Capitol Addition, Possessing

Nothing is 50 notable or so encour-
aging in the civic life Of Phoenix at
the present time as the spirit OF city
planning and municipal betterment. 1t
is evidenced by the paving move
ment, the lighting OF the business
thorOughfares, the demand FOR sew
er system and the suggested remodel
ing Of the city plan itself, through
the sale of the plazas and the con-
structiOn Of modern municipal and
county buildings on the present site
OF the Central school. But back OF
the city beautiful and the city SEN
sible, must be and is, the individual
planning Of the citizen. Feel the
throbbing pulse of a public alive TO
its needs Of betterment and one
touches the real genius Of the move
ment in the citizen alert to his op-
portunities The man who would
build the city sensible" first wants
Arizona republican., 1911-06-18

advances. The Phoenix buyers are
soil merchants, and live ones. They
bought the property for the sole pur-
pose of selling it again, making a
Legitimate margin of profit and at the
same time giving the individual buyer
the best possible prices and terms
The opportunity for The home beau
tiful is presented to those who buy
now and improve their property,
which under the restrictions that
have been provided will soon result
in the city beautiful, at least in that
end of Phoenix.
Though among the earlier additions
to the city. plated, the west end I'M
iii the present year has had but a
slow growth. for the reason given.
Prices that We're then high prevailed,
Arizona republican., 1911-06-18

placed on the market. A few nice
homes were erected but for the most
part the lots remained vacant and
unimproved for the reason that the
property passed into the hands OF
estates whose owners appreciated its
ultimate value and were willing TO
wait. About two months ago these
estates had TO be settled. forcing a
sale of the property. one of the
largest transactions of the year re-
suited when f. ]. Bennitt & Co. and
w. NJ. Fickas for a price approx
mating 100000 secured all the va
cant property in the addition sur
rounding the Capitol grounds. as far
west as the railroad track
An investment of that kind called
for action, for though the lots were
bought at bargain prices. profits could
accrue only through stimulating a de-
mand for the property at reasonable
Arizona republican., 1911-06-18

A good business man will under
stand that his advertising is not on
trial with him, but that HE IS ON
TRIAL WITH HIS ADVERTISING.
Many man begins to advertise in
half reluctant spirit that makes him
cry Enough when the first Oppor-
tunity arises. But a FAIR MAN
WILL GIVE HIS ADVERTISING
EVERY CHANCE to perform its ut
most in the way of upbuilding. If he
is resOlute, as well as fair, he will de-
wise means to make his newspaper adj
vertising more vigorously effective.
a firm Of progressive clothiers with
large stores in two leading cities de-
teImined to ascertain how much adve:-
Using was doing for them, and how
much they were doing for their ad-
vertising. The partners spent week
going over the charge accounts of the
two stores. They found, as they al
ready knew, that large number of
new customers were coming into their
shops weekly, BUT THAT A DISAP-
POINTINGLY SMALL NUMBER
OF THESE PATRONS BOUGHT
LATER.
Now these men were in business not
merely to secure so many new custO-
mers year; they well knew that their
permanent prosperity depended upon
their skill in making these new Gus
toners, created by good advertising,
OLD CUSTOMERS WHO WOULD
RTTV p EGITT A pT " of +bo,,,
Here, obviously, the advertising was
not at fault BUT ADVERTISING
WAS IN DANGER OF APPEARING
TO HAVE FAILED BECUSE OF A
LACK OF GOOD "FOLLOW-UP"
METHODS. The men, therefore, sen
sibly recognizing the truth that adver-
Using was no magician and could not,
Arizona republican., 1911-06-18

home of Mr.. Kirk and will erect a
nice residence as soon as he returns
from his summer vacation.
The lots are all 40 feet deep and
although the old plating of the ad-
dition calls for lots with % and 40
feet frontage, the new owners will
not sell a frontage of less than so
feet and as much additional frontage
at the same rate, as a purchaser may
desire. Thus buyer may secure 90
or IS feet without being forced to
buy 100 in order TO get more than
80. These rules are made solely to
encourage building good homes with
plenty of room around them for COM
fort and convenience. One does not
need to erect a palace or invest an
unreasonable amount but no encour-
Arizona republican., 1911-06-18

prices. Moreover they offered induce
ments TO those who contemplated
early building, that could hardly be-
resisted. Ii was the plan of the
new owners to make the west end
the center of home building during
the present year, and they are sue
ceeding most admirably. Scores OF
lots have been sold for building pur-
poses. some new homes are now fin
ished. others under way and mahy
more are planned, while bids are
sought for the erection of three beau
tiful bungalows at once
One Of these will be built by F w.
Griffen on Monroe street between
Fifteenth and Sixteenth avenues. 1t
will be q six room house with hard
wood frJors, built of brick with
Arizona republican., 1911-06-18

agement is given to the shack builder
With this article appear the pic
lures OF several of the present build
ings in this old yet new addition
shown merely TO give the reader an
idea Of the character of construction
Some Of them are new and are now
occupied. some are yet only planned
for and one at least is a representa-
tive OF the earlier substantial con-
struction There are scores of other.
now occupied by cOntented house
holders. that are just as attractive
and comfortable. A picture is ais,
shown OF the new Adams street gram
mar school building in Neahr's addi
ton. only a short distance to the cas-
Of the tract spoken Of. II is perhap!
the best public school building in tn
Arizona republican., 1911-06-18

and building was not encouraged.
while other additions were plated and
disposed OF with desirable restric-
tons. Fortunately, however, while the
west end developed but slowly what
ever progress it did make was Of the
right sort. Occasionally some one
who sought quiet surroundings. secured
a lot and built a nice home II was
that or nothing. No shacks were
erected and few houses were built
that were not an ornament and a
lasting improvement to the entire
west end.
As soon as the new owners came
into possession they made reasonable
restrictions that would prevent shack
building on their property so soon to
be placed on the market at alluring
Arizona republican., 1911-06-18

the same public utilities boosted of
by the central part of town such as
municipal water service. gas. electric
lights. telephones. etc. Better still the
main Washington street car line pen
etrates the center of the district with
a fifteen minute service. the quickest
in any part of the city and better
than in any outlying residence sec
ton.
The addition lies west of the orig
inal town site and has the benefit of
the constant western breeze during
the long hot afternoons, and is there
fore somewhat better in a climatic
way. The older properties are sur
rounded by shade trees SO the dis
trict is not like an entirely new one.
devoid of shrubbery, or with the
baroness of a new tract
Arizona republican., 1911-06-18

territory and is the one that many
of the children in that addition will
attend
In view of the growing conditions
in that part OF the city the school
trustees recently acquired a lot on
the north side of Van Buren, street
two blocks north of the Capitol
grounds. on which it is planned to
erect new primary school building
at an early day. modern in every
way.
The advantages of this now rapidly
developing addition are by no means
confined TO the conditions imposed by
the promoters, or TO other artificial
causes but are natural or resultant
from the steady but slow develop
ment Of other years. First there are
Arizona republican., 1911-06-18

hardwood finish. Another house. sim
liar in construction and somewhat
larger. will be built on Washington
street in the middle of the second
block this side of the Capitol build
ing Another will be on Adams street
between A. c. ThOrOman's new house
and the home of Van Palmer.
A beautiful bungalow has just been
completed by r. A. Kirk, assistant
secretary of Arizona, at the corner Of
Sixteenth avenue and Washington
street. Several other territorial Off
GERS have bought large frOntages near
the capitol. One of them is having
plans prepared for the erection Of
residence to cost $1,000.
f. E Mitchell, a capitol addition
enthusiast. last week purchased n lot
on Washington street near the new
Arizona republican., 1911-06-18

The soil is sandy and rich. Lawns.
shrubbery, and little gardens flourish
finely in contrast with the adobe soil
OF some localities and il is more free
from mud during rainy weather than
any other part of the city. In point
of public breathing places there is
close at hand Neahrs park. two
blocks in size. handsomely shaded and
well kept. and in the center Of which
Is the big Carnegie library building
Arizona republican., 1911-06-18

And the addition practically sur
rounds the capitol grounds, another
park equal in size to four blocks, well
known as the most beautiful garden
in all Arizona. All in all there is no
part Of the, city that can boast of so
many attractions. apart from the
artificial advantages supplied by the
promoters who have sought to make
all conditions ideal.
Arizona republican., 1911-06-18
OAILY Fashion Talks
BY MAY MANTON
A FASHIONABLE SUIT OF SATIN.

oATIN is one Of
u the most
~ fashiona Bile
materials this
season. This COS
tune shows it in
black with trim
ming of braid ap-
Piled over d simple
design. The coat
is one OF the very
new ones in En-
pire style and the
six gored skirt
forms a box plat
at the front and
one at the back.
The costume alto
gether is chic in
the extreme and
it will be found "a
valuable for every
seaSonable mater
ial. 1t could be
made from serge
or from hop-sack-
ing, it could be
made from linen
or from pongee.
and it will be found
eminently smart in
all the materials
mentioned as well
as in other suitings.
In place of being
braided the col
lar and cuffs
could be made Of
contrasting mater
ial. Natural COL
ored shantung with
trimming of gobe-
lin blue makes a
fashionable COM
binatiOn and is
attract
i've. Costumes Of
white serge are al
in demand
and this season
white trimmed with
black satin is among
the smartest Of all
things. The back
of the coat can be
in one piece
DR. IN two, empha-
sizing the Empire
inc. as liked. The
skirt is wide enough
or comfortable
walking. yet gives
ong straight lines.
For the medium
ize the coat will
equire 3H yards
i material 27 in
hes wide. 2L
ards 80 or 2H
ards a. with 10
ards ~ for the
trimming; for the
kirt will be needed
y yards 27, sd
ards SO or 80
ards "A inches
tide.
A May Manton
attern Of the coat,
70. o97S. sizes a.
D 30 inches bust,
I the skirt. No.
732, sizes p to 81
lches waist, or of
ne braiding design,
~, will be mailed
, any address ty
lie Fashion De.
haste send an adj
prompt deliyervl
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-03-27
L Departmental Remington
ABRIRA UNI NUEVO SENDERO
A LOS QUE DESEAN ESTAR
BIEN COLOCADOS

Segnn nos informan los seforcs Con
zalez Padin Hmnos., del concrete dc cs-
ia plaza, sc prOpOnen contribuir una vcz
mas al pregresO de esta Isla, agregando
a SUI importante Departmental de Nh
quinas de escribir Remington, un "Bu
reau" especial para facllitar los medios
de conseguir destiros v mejores suicides.
a los caballeros y %j6venes de uno y otro
sexo, que siendo buenos taquigrafos. me
can0grafos, etc desean colocarse. Tan
to para estos .j6venes como ell concrete
en- general E industriales de todas classes.
este nuevo Bureau" del Departments
Remington, de los senOres Gonzalez Pa
din Hmnos., reportara gran utilidad abe
mas de llenar I'm vacio que desde haze
tempo Sc venia notando. En- 10 succsi
vo, los centres comerciales, industriales.
etc., y todas as oficinas de abogados, me
dicOs, lngenierOs, 8 de SUI fndole. que
deseen obtener los buenos servicios del
taquigrafo 8 mecan6grafo sea cual fuere
ell sueldO que pueda ofrecer, asf como
las condolences ~especiales q. haya de- reu-
mir ell candidate requeridO, no tendran
que recurrir a personals cxtraiias nj so.
|meterse a las infuencias de recomcnda
clones para conseguir ell personal apro-
piado, pues en- ell citado Bureau" sin
compromises ni ~retribuci6n alguna les
facilltaran informes completes de perso
mas COMPLETENESS. Los aspirantes 4 desti-
nos a su vez, no contraen compromise
alguno inscribiendose como tales aspiran
ties Ell dicho departamento, por medic
de una solicitud, que deberan llenar. y
que les enviaran los senOres Gonzalez Pa
din HmnOs., mediante ell envio, por an
ticipado, de I'm sello de dos centavos ia
ra ell franqueo. Este Bureau"
dada la seriedad e importancia de In ca
sa Gonzalez Padin Hmnos., ofrece TN
nuevo horizonte 4 los j6venes taquigra
fos etc, que ann viviendO ell la loca1idad
Io HdH pOuluO cOIOcdTSc, dSl ONO pdFa
aquellos que de ellos necesiten pucs del
modo mas practice Y desintercsado po-
dram emplear la persona que requicra
sus exigencias.
Deseamos que tan laudablc proyccto
tenga ell mayor exito v felicitamos 4 los
senores Gonzalez Padin Hmnos., asi &c
Imo a los j6venes t~aquigrafos y mccaDf
grafos, y al concrete especialmente por
ell bien que a todos reportara ell citado
"Bureau."
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-03-27
Don Antonio Anil Dramas

I'm su hacieuss "DslGns ensrr Ma
ricao y Yaueo. ha fa'Iseido 81 muv 81
mado caballcrD se6cr don Asson-, Aw,ll
y oramns. p~rSona ~ gran prvaiv..
que figure mUcbo entire h. e~forznd,~
iuchaiorcs = frrneS caractrr~~ aus. en-
tiempoS mo- lejano~. tuvo ia ala.
I~nieligcncia Iunino~a y e-ssrlants -.
az"n, fue a'imirssio y q~uerisio d- s..L-
meior cue r-,r 81 fortuna. qse eiusr,s
IN 81 culiivo del cafe. ri que eonusvrs
tohoS sis e~SfIerD~ 8 nieiativa.
III senior Amid deja ana familia ma.
'oza de extrsorrIirysria s~<siuwa~~.u =.
Puerto Rico. or Ia one firsran ss- hib-
LcdoS. en- Derscbc y Fsrmar.a. sioo sal
vador y don Antonio Ainill Nsvrnut
residences en- Nayaguez.
EnviaSnoS ! torlc~ ao~ desnSsu ps,essr.
'ent'do ptrame pr u irrvparabl. txr
Ida que s%ufreu. y. n'uy en- psnruIa..
u dIstinguEio don Autssrio Cfrr, su b
o pcIltieo. IN de l~ e~paf~lcs Hss~ -
imados, r~r >us uEii~mfibs~< msris.a
~'ersonses. on IN Sla
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-03-27
La Investigation De Csgux
4sxsaMun
LO HECHO HASTA HOY
LA SERENIDAD DE GRILIO

COntlnua con gran actividad la inyes
tlgaci0n del crimen de Caguas.
De los veintidos detenidos, por supues
TIA compilcidad en- ell asesinato de don
Adrian Perez, han sido puestos en- liber
tad catOrce acusados.
Actualmente continnan presses, en- San
Juan, los siguientes:
Juan Vilar, Presidente del Centre de
Estudios Sociales, de Oaguas. Angel
Nunez, Inspector de rentas internas mu
nicipales, de Caguas. Antonio Arroyo.
Official de hygiene municipal de Cagues.
Juan MarcanO, fabrlcante de tabacos en-
pequena e~scala, de Caguas. Atanasio
Ferrer, 'Secretario Fnanciero de la
Union de Tabaqueros, de Caguas. To
mas Vllar, tabaquero.
En la carcel de Humacao, contin1an
arrestados:
Juan Bautista Deagado. tabaouero v
director de "E Centinela'. de Caeuas.
Nicolas Rodriguez, ~tabaquero y admins
trador de "El 'Centinela.o
La Federation Libre persiste en- SUI
actltud de considerar a los detenidos mo
centes, en- tanto no haya una prueba ra
clonal que justifique la permanencia de
dichos hombres en- La carce1.
Ell fiscal senior Acosta Quintero, secrm
dado por La policia, imprime Ia mayor
actlvidad a las investigaciones, hasta
tanto Sc depuren las Responsibilities.
FL pals por otra parte esta pendiente
del resultado definitivo de este proceso
Ventura Grillo, contin1a demostrando
mucha serenidad. A penas come pero
no por este sus fuerzas muestran Ell me
nor decaimiento.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-03-27
Notas de p(same
DR.. ROGELIO PEREZ Morris

Segtm cable recibido de Madrid. ha
faIlecido en- la capital de Espaia, ell ca
ballero cnyo nombre encabeza estas Ii
meas, y ell cual pertenecia q una de las
mas d~lstlnguldas families de esta ciu
dad.
A Ia redacci0n de nuestro estimado
coiega ell 'Boletm Mercantile" de cuya
empresa era socio Ell fnado, y a los
aprecaables famliares de ell finado que re
lden en- Madrid y EN- esta isla, ofrece Ell.
TEMPO Ell testimonio de su conddlen
cha por tan triste acontecimiento.
Ode "H Tiempo.'O
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-03-27
De Pasada
LOS ANCEN4SAB EN LA POLlClA

FL coronel .Shagrtnn, aa hecho por fin
los nombramientom IN Ell ramo de pc
licia.
Ha sido ascendido Sulsona a sargen
to y Santiago q io&e de octava clase.
IA nombramient de Sulsona. esta
bier; ell de Santiago, no; con Sulsona
Sc ha seguido eH escalafon, con el Gle
Santiago Sc ha atendHdo n carta del
tesorero de Puerto Rico. Santiago ocu
paba Ell tercer i1igar en ell oscillation.
DE modo que han side postergados
sin causa nj metiv0 alguno, los sargen
tos Muiloz y Vargas, que ocupan res
pecti yamente el p~rsxaero y segundo du
gar para eel ascee1so~
No hace todavfa una seu1alla nues
trio comtpanern Ga ia prensa, senior San
tiago, redacter d~ist4nguido del "Heral
do, escribia q prop6sito de los ascen
sos:
"EncontrandASe vacancies las pla
zas de los .jefes de distrito de policia
de Ia. y sa., senores Wales y Milan, re
gunt6 aver nuestro Representative a. je
fe del cuerpo c,lando las cubria. Ia
biendole contestado este, que dentro de
tres meses.
Como al ocurri~ este, habfa presentes
otros reporters Sc ennipezo j hablar de
ciertos candidates encomiando sus bJle
nos s~ervicios, ell Representative nuestro
manifesto a Mr.. Shanton que ell He
RADIO sin tener ningun candidate,
creia que 10 mas acertado ser1a seguir
ell esealafon fundandose para ellos Tn
que el jefe cuando ten1a a IN miembro
del cuarpo figurando en- primer lugar
era porque Sc 10 lnerecla.
No debe haber candidates sinpaticos
zen ell crlerpo " ell. "Heraldo' no aplau
dira, siguiendo e} c~riterio anteriormen
tie expnesto, ninguna medida que tien
ola a restar prestigios adquirldos."
TODD este nos parece muy bien. y
por ESQ asentim0s a 10 exl,uesto por
nueStrO eStImadO cOlega..
Ahora, nuestro comipanero en- la prem
sa senior Santiago, a uuien apneciamos
muy de yeras, escribe, edici6n del sa
'ba!o IS pasaod, To- siguiente:
Julio Santiago, aunque era ell 30. en-
turrlo ha prestado muy buenos secyi
cics IN el cuerpo, y al efecto, Il icso
zero de Puerto Rico ha .eserito al .;afe
una carta elogiando la conducta de San
tiago.
TODD este nos hace Greer que ell je'
fe ha estado mlly acertado en- los asen
SOS de Santiago y Sulsona, y nosotros.
por clio les felicitamos'.
5Muy acertados
DispensenDs ell cOlega.
Cosquillas.