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Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1911-04-20
ABOUT THE FARM.
o. H, Smiths Fine Hogs-Mr.
Fighters Wee Pigs-Sam
Morris Foxes.

James ware, northeast OF Mex
leo, planted seven acres Of his fine
seed corn last year but this year
he will plant 20.
w II. Morgan, southeast of
town, is going into the poultry
business on a good scale. Buff
Orpingtons will be his stock.
Sam Morris of this city bought
seven young foxes from Clarence
Johnson of Benton City few
days ago. Mr.. Morris expects to
sell them to stock some zoo or
park.
The Vandalia Leader says: T.
c. RICHTER sent two one day old
Poland China pigs Monday to his
cousin at Rush Hill. These were
the smallest pigs ever shipped out
of Vandalia and attracted much
attention at the station.
At Kirksville, last week, 62
jacks, iennets and Percheron
horses brought $4,000. A jack
sold for $2,075 and a two-year-old
stallion $1,075. G. A. Robinson
sold 80 Berkshire hogs the same
day for an average of $4S. One
sow brought 1925.
George Swanton recently
bought a 100 acre farm in Wash
ington school district. southeast
of Mexico. He moved here from
CullOm, Ill. He comes highly
recommended as a citizen and the
Message is glad to welcome him
and his family to our county.
Our good friend O. II. Smith,
the autioneer. out Cant way. is
having bad fortune with his fine
Ouroc hog stock, we are sorry to
hear, Has lost near Go head Of
Young prospective porkers lately.
lie raises some good stuff, and we
wish him good luck from this on.
The State Fair directors have
chosen j. A. Giandon of Mexico to
be clerk in the speed department
and A. w. Householder and
Charles Householder, of Skinner
community, northwest of Mexico,
as directors and superintendent
respectively of the sheep depart
ment.
Roy Dunlap, formerly of this
'ity. a recent student in the Agri
cultural department at the State
University, has leased a $50 acre
farm some miles out from Cen.
tralia and is putting his new idea,
Of farming into practice and ha,
his eye especially on live stock
raising.
T. w, Lynes, near Fulton
hatches chickens in incubator,
and uses the Philo system in rear
ing them and likes it; had hat
BOP chickens left of lot of 3OI
after three weeks. He also ha!
contracted to supply others will
1000 day-old chicks selling then
at Z l-2 to % cents each.
The General Passenger Agent O
the Wabash Railroad calls atten
ton to the fact that the creates
COW in the world Missouri Chic
Josephine, is owned by he Col
Iege of Agriculture at Columbia
Rex Mcdonald" is owned by
2. r. Middleton of Mexico; anC
the biggest mule in Missouri il
owned by DR.. Sheets of Orrick
MI three were bred and reared OF
the Wabash Railroad.
"Say, it's great to have a grave
"oad along your farm" ," said Wal
ter McCann to a Paris Appeal maj
Monday. cit is three and one
half miles out to my place, but OF
Monday, when farmers on dir
roads could not have hauled al
empty wagon, ] made two trips t,
Paris with hogs, and made tn,
econd delivery by II o'clock.
gave 800 dollars towards the roaC
we built, but would not be withOu
II for several times that amount
besides | believe my S5-acre farm
would bring $25 an acre NOR
than it would a year ago"
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1911-04-20

L. c. Cove and family are
planning to move back to Mexico
from Montgomery City.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1911-04-20

A splendid Easter service was
rendered at st. Brendan's church
in this city last Sunday.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1911-04-20

Mrs. Lewis Mckee and Mrs.
Norton Nelson visited Vandalia
relatives and friends last week.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1911-04-20

Roy Combs, who has been in the
West for several years, is here on
a visit to relatives and friends.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1911-04-20

Mrs Frank Pearl of this city
visited relatives at Thompson last
week.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-02-19
L0R|NER WILL
TALK WEDNESDAY
GIVES NOTICE IN oENATE HE
WILL SPEAK ~ OWl -
FENSE--WiLL NOT ANALIZE
TESTIMONY IN CASE.

Washington, Fe5. Ex-senator L.or-
liner, Of Illinois, will be heard in his
own, behalf in the senate next Wed.
necday. He gave no;:ce ;oday that
re would speak.
He told his friends he liI not ex-
pect 10 enter upon searching analy-
sis of the testimony In tne case, as
he was of the opinion that the
speeches already made it Gear that
the proof against him was not CON
t'viilcifg. s-,sseasssy
IT IS eSnected vote on the Lori
mer resolution will oe ta;,en soon
after the close CT the IIllaois senator's
speech
Tho famous affidavit in the Lori
mer case relative to TIE ae0osit If
money by State Senator Iio.ts;dw IN
the Jlirois State Bank. or Caieago,
has beel lost 1t was introduced IN
the serlte by Senator Cammns while
Senator Bailey was inaSjng his
speech on the Lorimer case Thursday.
The Texas senator expressed r.e
opinion that ii had been accidentally
dropped into some senator's ,:esK.
MIR Burrows said today that he
would have asked a vote this week
had not NJ. Beyeridge given notice
that he will speak ne:;; Tuesday. He
therefore laces tho Indiana senator
in the position &C having delayed h.
vote. Before Mr.. Beveridge gave NO
tice that he would speak he asked
unanimous consent fer an agreement
to vote, which was denied.
Nevertheless, it is the purpose o,
the friends of Mr. Lorimer to have
the advantage o@maxing the motion
upon which the senate VII be askod
to vote. SO far as can be learned
Tie esolution they present will not
be hair splitter, bf,t viii present the
issue fairly and squarely There Is
rumor, however, that If driven fer
| votes they will frame a catch re3olu
ton, which will have ;ao effect Of
permitting Mr.. Lorlm<r to retain his
seat.
Mr.. Lorimer is doing a good dea
of visiting with his collsSgue these
days To-day he went to Mr. Cullom's
seat and engaged him in conversation
for some time. The .eai purpose o.
the visits is not known, inu; senators
observe the friendly relations which
seem to prevail between ,iae Two HI
nois senators, and the Sacencs which
! Mr.. Lorimer is enact!ng may have an
effect upon the vote, as there arr
senators who are willing to follow
Mr. Cullom in the matter.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-02-19
NOT DOROTHY ARNOLD
Authcrities in Idaho Town Detain
Girl Who a First Said SIZE
Was Missing tie,ress.

Sand Po.nt, Idaho, Feb, &.'--A
young wcmau giving the name Of
Dorothy Wilcox is being held by the
authorities here on 5tsp:a:on OF beinS
Dorotay A@lold, the missing New
York hcire5s.
Her actions aud her strong re.
som9lance to the ppGlisAed pictures
CT Dorothy Arnold caused the
local authorities TO dctain hlr. Ai
firat Che said she was the lais3ia 7
New York girl, bIi :atle later de
MED IT,
The giii a.rivai here last Wednes
day She Is being detained az a local
hospital and the authorities have
teltgya2hed New York.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-02-19
ARTISTS MODELS
WANT MORE PAY
SOME AVERAGE ONLY $5 PEE
WEEK; WORK Is SO lR-
REGULAR
DEMAND 30 CENTS HOUR
To -ase With or Without l-l,apGy-
Threaten to Organize In Penn.
sylvania Academy Rc-
fuses Den.sn..s.

philadelphia, Feb. 1S.--Tne latest
class to cry out against the lign cost
CT livirg is the artists more.s of tnis
city, men and women, who have
united In dama2d upon the PENN
sgivania Academy CT Fine Arts -or
a uniform rate OF pay for posing or
they WIN organize a union-to enforce
their deman-.s. They want Uniform
scale Ct 50 cents an hour, with or
without drapery.
A letter outlining the demand OF
the models, neaty al CT w:.cn arc
wCmcl, was sent to joan -. -ras
secretary CT the academy. Thss wee,
reply was promptly sent 1t says:
II regret very much that 1t is inn
possible to do as you suggest in re-
gard to the 25 ard 351a cent rae pei
hour in the portrait sketch and illus
tration classes. Tie rc-son thgt
these classes are paid ror a. a Ivy
figure is due to the Comparative ea1o
of getting models to 10 the work, and
also the risk OF catching cold is ic5a
tAan in other classes"
AT present the academy pays 50
cents an hour for posing in the nude
nut % cents an hour for lCA:ng TO.
the head only, and 331a Tor posing IN
COSTUME or drapery
The idea OF paying us less be-
causa we might not calol cold,' in
dignanGy exclaimed Mss Dorothy
Mckay, one Of the signers of the de-
mand, while We nayc 10 eat as
much, whether we pose w:.n our
clothes on or without them, At so
cents an hour we only get a living
wage, because the work is so irreg,,::-
lap. Some Of us only average II Il
week during the season. We war. 20
live, with or without our clothes
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-02-19
DANV|lLE JURY
ABOUT FINISHED
INFL uEMcE BROUGHT 70 BEAR
LOOKING TO AN EARLY
DJo9RNa: ENT.
FRIENDS OF lESuERE
Advising Foreman Wco6yarc 70 c.ose
Session Speaker CannoH's SON.
in-LaW would Avoid 1ua.
poena Gervefs.

Danvs,la, ILL.,. Feb. IS.--Iadiaatioas
point to an early adjcarnmaat oil the
vermilioa county eran1 .ury the
members admit that the most import
ant work is finished, aad IL Is sene4-
ally believed the labors VIA a'eeai t'la
middle Of next week.
Powerful Influences arc being
brought to bear to this end, it being
Urged that unless decided results can
be obtained it is Inwise to put the
county to furtaer expense by Ar3-
longing the investigation.
The most importart development 70
day was the discovery taa; u a:ose
friend and business associate or FIR
nest X. Leseuce, sonin-law ol speak
er Cannon, had been advising -ore-
man WooIyard and mencers o, the
jury to adjourn at ~ early date.
1t is said that Leseure, w.o is at
Mt. Clemens, Mich, has purchased
passage for Europe on March 3. aNl
his political enemies are claiming
hat he is anxious for the Jurors 70
adjourn so he can come homo and
make ready for the trip witaoutsb being
bothered by subpoena servers,
County Treasurer Wysong denies
the charge that he was acting under
instructions from political source,
his refusal to CASA grand jlry war
rants after the appropriation IS cx-
haugted. He says ne IS merely Oh
serving tie law as he interpretgt II
and does not intend to court any af
the troubles that confront n,s preGe-
ceseor, Harvey A. WhN,oes.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-02-19
; INDICTMENTS
FOR FORGERY
FORMER SPRINGFIELD OFFICIAL
Is CHARGED WITH FORGING
THREE VOUCHERS TO THE
AMOUNT OF $1O2.

Springfield, Ill, Feb 1S.-Three IN
dictments were returned in the city
hall graft probe against H. f. Dielsen,
formerly assistant city controller
each one charging him with forgery
in signing vouchers TO the amount OF
$1G2, in the final relpC;; oI ,the San
canon county grand jury this aftet'-
noon. Dieken, who is in Chicago
has been notified to appear Monday
and give 81 900 bond on each indict-
ment.
The first bill charges Dieken with
forging the name cl iienry Anouhl
to voucher fer $2l.S0, July 2S, 1909,
the second with forging the name of
Frank Judd to a voucher for s31.95,
on the same day. and the third charg
ing him with forging the name of
Hercy Amhuhl to a voucher for
$48.G Con January 10, 1908,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-02-19
CHAP. GATES VERY ILL
Special 3peeding to Chicago With
Suffering Man - Contracted
Blood Poison in Arizona

Kansas City, Mo, Feb. 1S.-The
&. eaial train bearing Clas Gates, son
Of Joan w Gates, the s;eoi magnatc,
arrived here at $50 c'cioc;l this after
noon and was Immediately hooked IN
TO a fresh locomotive and at 4:J1
started for Chicago ME. Gates cor
dition here was said. to be critical
lie is suffering from Dlood poison
contracted in Arizona.
Tnring the trains brief step here
the negro porter OH Ga,es' car was
the only RI son aboard WHO could be
seen. He said Mr. CAFES conditiGn
was not regarded as critical
A sTecial crew from trenton, Mo-,
was waiting when tle Gates party ar
rived here The engineer who TOOK
charge of the train said he expected
to make a mile a minutes.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-02-19
M0NOPLANE IS DAMAGED
Harry Harkness' Antoinette Machine
Dashed Against Ground by Puc OF
Wind-Aviater unhurt,

San Diego, Cal, Fob. 1S-Iarry ).
Harlness, a wealthy New York sports
man. narrowly escaped serious injury
today when a puff of wind drove lii-
Antoinette monoplane to the grouHtl
crumpling one Of the wings and
smashing the propeller The acel-
dept occurred near HARNESS hangar
cS Ncrth IslanK He had Just LETT ina
ground on a fight to the aviation
field in Coronado when the gust
struck the monpplane. Iarkness was
only fsw feet above thegronnc.
A peculiar feature o. the accident
was the fact that the rrcleiler Just
Before striking the grcuac, cut q rao-
bit in two.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-02-19
INSyRREcTOS DISAPPEAR
! atsrro s,rt oGs rsrty % Find Ma.
des5io Men Eut Cesst Failed
Railroads gcrg opencc.

El Paso, Ftt. Federal trooFs
sent opt by Gan. Navarro yesterday
are cneanlued tonight within a few
miles cf Cnaaaloupa aaa san Ignatio
lut Francisco l. sledeiro, the rebel
lsader his provincial government ana
.asUrfecto sold'e,s have disappeared
Mexican Central ra~oal officials
rcrors that two construction trains
were sent through to l,.lihuahua to-
day, but no lntimation : given as tc
when passenger service Wal be re-
sumed. Telegraph communication is
also said to have been restored, while
along the Mexican Northwestern Ano
wires are working as far as Peason, =
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-02-19

tet, replete with sparkling nilnor yet
aboundng in the sweetest melody.
President Taft was not given the
usual number Of turns on Tie red
not gridiron, so he IA. bcttcr cp-
portunity to enjoy himself ana doubt
less one of the songs especially ap-
pealed to his risibilities. It was en-
titled The Tariff Whoop" ans; pic.
tured the plight OF a sturdy Kansas
member cf congress who had hsan
shrieking for tariff reduction aali:
Kicked up such a terrible din
That President TAFT suggestiyely
laughed.
To cut rates he started In.
He framed Canadian treaty,
Put farm products on the free list,
But the Kansas tnsurgent held
views as divergent
He begged his colleagues to desist"
And the solo in the chorus rang
out:
"Great guns, holy smoke, can't Bill
Taft taKe joke?'
Carnegie received special tribute,
being saluted in a coon song begin
ming.
"A man named Andrew Carnegie
was busy giving things away.
He thoasAt lint Ac was Santa Iaus
arlt every day was Christmas
Tslay." etc.
And ITnala joe ana Roosevelt and
Champ Clark and Gugger'ie.m and
Beverilge had their roas: In co'nbina
ton in Song Of lFanous Men"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-02-19
STORAGE INVESTIGATION
Met With Opposition at First Session
In Chcago-,PIannec TO License
All Warehouses.

Chicago, Feb. 1S-The senate com
mittee which Is seeking information
on the cold storage warehouses and
planning legislation to require license
for warehouse men, met with opposi-
tion at its first meeting here today
Twelve storage men who appeared to
testify declared that they would op
pose the passage of a bill introduced
by Edward j. Glacken providing hat
al warehouse men must be licensed
4 Other committee meetings win be
held in Peoria, East st. Louis and
other points in teh state waere coll
storage warehouses are located.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-02-19
EXTRA SESSION
VERY PROBABLE
1ENERfsL csPiNicN CT GENATE
LEa2zR1-EEW PREPARE
20 GO HOME.
RECIPROCITY HEARINGS
VIII De Held sy saratc Committee
Monday si'd Tuesiiay---ever1i
Measures Ahead cf
Mecal Dill.

Washington, FEB 13,san extra sss-
son of congress l1cled very large
and prcaah.s tonight, II President
Taft and tie frieads of the Canadian
reciprocity al, aerrcat arc not able
10 bring mere than ordinary pressure
10 bcar On the senate ani Divert the
e,genditgfe of time Dg opponents o.
tho assefsent OF lis friends, it i
diE!cSlt % see Lev the senate can
reach vote tesss adogfnment
Ahead ef the Ca-asiaa agreement
Tor Consideration "a addition to ten
general lTeQriatt0n bills are meas
ares fleeing theae sGss1iacts.
Popular election Of senator's.
len&tor I-nrin.er case.
Permanent tariff board.
General age 'ension
Taaa'essiaaal ;.u5rl!onmant.
Eortlfeafloa cf the Panama canal
cant Sc Side Tracked.
Not one of these can be sile
tracked without a contest Back Of
each is a group a determined sen
ators. None al tGa measures must
Sc let unpasSed 81 the Canadian
ageeeinan; viii! die
"laere Is ID eaugh time for all"
Tho fo. a ag .s ne opinion of the
aeplAlia4a @ae II iAe senate,
sa lac as eaa fe .esfeea no senaspr
H'lq hes tdLse MA Ae president
l2s begn comm.sa announce
4 hal lhcr2 @.il ~ "a ezra se-lon
t} tlie geat the snate tails to vote
I'M lhe fselprocity er1s anent.
tho general opinion now Sc ecms to
ec Tia here win be an extra session
.sad The only sapatorz $50 are prepar
sag - G2 h5ne after ,tarcn 4 are
IhQec fwhCso terms ERE on that
date. it is also said that the pFesi-
dent belleYes tac senate, as it win be
constituted aFttr March /, wogld pass
the bill.
The senate committee cn anaace
taday decided to give aear:Rgs On the
Mccall bin Monday and Tues3ay. on
Wednesday the bill VIII be considered
IL executive session and tAe eorcen,
sus OF cninlon is tina, Il wiu be re
lncEed not I3t1r than thursday,
There Is not M enthusiastic atFe,
cato FOR the Mdca,l LII on the Repu9.
iican side Cf the Chamber
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-02-19
NIGHT RIDING BEGUN
First of the Season Reported From
Nichoias County, ky--Tobac-
CO Beds Dug UP. a

Lexington, KY, Feb lS.--Reports
OF the first night riding of the season
came to the Burley ToDacro Uniol
headquarters here tonight from Mich
olas county.
According to the report several TO-
bacco beds were dug up in the night
and In ore case a grave was eXca-
waited in the middle Of bed. Mich
olas county for a long time has beel
the locality for night riders, one man
having been killed there in night
ride two years ago.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-02-19
MAGEE HAS SIGNED UP
Star Outfieder of Philadelphia Held
Out For More Pay--oays He
Is Satisfied Now.

Philadelphia, Feb. 1S.-Shelwood
Magee, the star outfielder of the Phil
adelphia National League baseball
team, who has been holding out fol
an increase in salary, today signed
d contract for three years. Magee
says ne is satisfied.
May 81 has been set apart as 'Da-
Wis Day." when a big benefit will be
given at Shibe Park in honor of the
veteran captain of the Philadelphia
Americans. Davis will continue tc
play first base this year.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-02-19
!. FIRE!
In Refinery in stoclc Yards Caused
Fcsr cf ai1 slaxe-~Gishsecn
Metf Overcome by Smoke.

Chicago, Ftsa. ts u Eighteen men
were overcome say snloka in . fisc
III the lard refinery o. lsrmqir and
Company at the ERlcn stock Yards
toaay MAiie the nrpaitself was CON
datd 10 the fourth tlpar "a the hpild-
ing fear that the blaze would lle Z
reaetitiQn cf the fire ! .liontl agos9n
iwniah 2a fliemefi met their Gaa y
caused sanerai alarm rad calls fcr
special Apparatus
he neemen were causrf on the
fourth door while cafSy:ng up hoss
anA we're rescGei " Tbs iheir con
paniona aud will recoTer. the loss
is sl50ce
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-02-19
COMMITS SUICIDE AFTER
BEING ROBBED RECENTLY.

San Francisco, Feb. 1S--Paul III
Eggers, who recently was robbed of
a sum of money sent him by the
First NATIONAL Bank of Marengo, H..
was found dead in his room today,
having committed suicide by inhalng
gas.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-02-19
$4,000 CONFEDERATION.

Lawrence, Kas, Feb 1S.-Fite
hero this afternoon destroyed the
Boworscck building, occupied by the
Lawrence Journal and the onera
house. The loss is estimated at $50,
coo, mclt of which was sustained by
the Journals according 70 j. l.. Grady
the editor.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-02-19
DEATH
Dealt Out to Two Men in Explosion
in Dupont Powder Plant at Oil
phant, Pa, Yesterday

Uniontown, Pa, Feb. lS.--Two men
were killed and thiri probably "a
tally injured late today when an ex-
plosion wrecked the corning plant of
the DUPONT Towder Iompany-s plant
at Oliphant, located in the mountains
six miles from here. The bodies OF
the victims were horribly mutilated.
The building and machinery were
blown to bits and it Is doubtfni wne
ther the cause OF the cxp-osion will
ever be known. The loss is estimated
at $4,000. 4a.,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-02-19
EARTHQUAKE IS REGISTERED.

st, Louis, r :. 1S.-Thc seismo-
graph Of the 81. Louis University
registered an earthquake wa;cn cor
tinued from 1:222 to 2:1u O'CLOCK this
afternoon. Because of tie even east
and west movement of the needle it
was impossible to definitely locate
the disturbance, although 1t was fig
ured to he 3,GG0 miles from here.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-02-19
BOSTON TEAM STARTS TOUR.

Boston, Feb. 18-The Boston Ame-
lean League baseball team left today
on transcontinen;aI tour The
club win play exhibition games
Throughout the Pacific coast and mid
Gle west until the season opens.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-02-19
WILEY SAYS AMERICANS
NATION OF DRUG USERS

New York, Feb tS.--In discussing
national health" at t"e Republican
Club tonight medical men endorsed
the proposed national board OF
health. Among them was Prof. II. B.
Wiley, Of the department, OF agricul.
ture, who said Americans are ma.
tiol of drug users, and it seems ii
would. be night impossible 20 arouse
any interest in the preserving OF
health.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-02-19
or LAssys WIFE INSANE.

81. Petersburg, Fe1. III There is
q tragic sequel to the conviction Of
Count O'Bfien peLassy ~ the nrr-
der OF Count vassilli Eopsrriin, f5r
~ Men crime he was geittencei ,o pen
al seratudc fng lise. Ifls wife, who
is sister Of Tsotnt l-oihrln anda
daushtsr of General .;oaturiin, mas
reccne insane, s
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-02-19
TENNEssEE's POPULATION.

Washington, Feb 1S.-Tennessee' IS
population Is composed: of 1881 per
cent white people, 21.65 per cent ne.
groes and ca per cent other colors
Of the statels total population OF
'2.1SlGS9 the white people number
1.7.,' $50 and the negroesA 472,9ST
There are also 200 Indians, 43 Chi
nese, S.Japanesc. and one Korean.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-02-19
MARK TWAIN LIBRARY
DEDICATED YESTERDAY

Redding, Conn, Feb. -g.-The Mark
Twain Library, built as a memorial
to Jean L. Clemons, daughter of the
deceased humorist, was dedicated this
afternoon. The money for the library
building avs given by ;Ir. Clemens a
few days before his death to the trus.
tees of the Mark Twain ilnracy, which
he founded in 1902get
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-02-19
=
AO WoLGAsT WEDs.

Grand Rapids, Mich, Feb. 49,
Adolph Wolgast, lightweight cham
pion pugilist, was married here today
to Miss Mildred Ensign, 15 years old
The bride was schoolpate of VOL.
gast. The honeymoon Will be trip
10 New York, whore the champion
fights Knockout" Brown on March J
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-02-19
FOR PHYSICAL VALUATION.

~ Topeka, Kas., Fen 1S5~Tl,e hopsas
today passed bill providing fer The
physical valuation Of railroads in
Kansas without expense to the state
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-02-19
KANSAS BEAT MISSOURI.

Columbia, Mo-, Feb. 1S.--The Uni
versity OF Kansas basket bail team
tonight defeated the Missouri State
University by score OF 36 to rs.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-02-19

the house and then be considered as
an original measure in the senate. Nr.
Gardner at 3 p. m. made the point or
no quorum and members were nur-
riedly Summoned.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-02-19

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