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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-09-30

COMANDITARIO con capital de-
$4,000 a $4,000 Sc necesita para dan
mayor impulse a negocio establecido~
y acreditado que produce benefaios
exorbitantes y seguros- Dirigirse &
E. Molla, San Juan, PS R..-Lista do
correos. ~ae ~
Ell Tribunal Supreme de Puerto Ri
co, reanuda sus tareas ell hines pr6xi~
mo, terminadas las vacaciones.
Juana Rosado Mercedes Rodriguez
rineron en- la via p1blica, y Sc fueron
a las manos.
Para que aprendan a conaprimirse sc
les ha impuesto una multa de diez do
liars a cada una.
Ha regresado de Guayan1a ell juea
Foote de la Corte de Distrito.
Esta tarde regresaran de Ponce ell L.
cenciado don Herminio Diaz Navarro,
ell Fiscal Torres Grau ell secretario
particular del Gobernador sefor Zim-
norman, quienes estaban en-. aquella ciu-
dad asistiendo al juice que Sc segufa
contra don Francisco Cartagena, por.
malversaci6n de fondos p1hlicos
Una comisi6n del comite permanente
del Emprestito Municipal para Ponce,
visitara en- breve las autolidades insu-
lares para zanzibar impresiones impor-
tant1simas acerca de dicho asunto. La
comisi6n llegara a esta ciudad proba-
blemente mediados de la entrante se-
mana azs}
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-09-30
MAS NOTICIAS

Ha ingresado en- La Penitenciaria Epi-
fanio Caceres Medina, a cumplir La pena
de cinco amos por el delito de infraccion
al Art1culo del C6digo Penal 26O.
Ha sido puesto en- hbertad, por haber
deJado extinguida su condena, Ignacio>
Flore Avil6s quien fue condenado q ure
ano de prisi6n por el delito de hurto,
de mayor cuantla.
FL lunes proximo Sc ahre Ia seccion
"a. de la Corte de Distrito de San Juan.
a cargo del juez Foote
Ell mismo dla tomara possession dc sts
cargo, ell taqu1grafo lie Ia Corte, don Pa
bio Berga, que disfrutaba de licencia
Ell individuo Asunci6n Garrido ha.
amanecido hoy de 10 mas tluculento.
Bien de madrugada arT26 IN escaa-~
dalo fenomenal y despues en- plena cor
te, agredio al preso Inocencio Arduin.
Por todo, Sc le ha impuesto cuatro me-
ses de carcel
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-09-30
Ell Padre Mariana

En- uno de los primeros vapores. que
salgan para Espala embarcara ell r. P.
Mariana Gonzalez Cura parroco de
Trujillo Alto
El anciano sacerdote esta algo deli
cado de salud y va a reponerse con este
viaje su pals
LIE deseamos que logre su objeto y
que, como pretende, vuelva pronto cura-
do de srs achaques
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-09-30
asyr cE1Elll nGannnHM
n3IlIllIllI!;I|H

"a PiNEST. NEW YORK CITY.
Bultos embarques de los EetaGo'
deDen marcarse seghn este direction.
Mediante solicitud le eng1agemos clique
tas con difeoci0n complete, tsrifa otro
que desee
Tipos modicos y seF~'e'sA rapido
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-09-30

San Juan. P K. Agosto 70. reII-
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-05-12
Entertained For Guests.

Mrs. p. j, Hoewisher and MIS-. NJ
q Miller entertained Tuesday after
noon with card party, at the rest
dence of the former, 32l goth street.
in honor of their guests, Mrs. Ernest
Southerlanl, of Memphis, Tenn, and
Misses Effie Smith, Ada Pharis AM
Wootsen Davis, of Sikestoa, Mo. Tne
house was beautifully decorated with
pink and white flowers The alter
noon was spent at five. hundred :,
the first prize being won by Mrs
James McMauus. the cup by Mts.
Frank Torrey and the guest prize by
Mrs. Emma Sullivan, Luncheon was
served after the games.
The guests were: Mesdames b'rana
Sehoembs, Frank Torray, Frank Tho
mas. Andrew Lohr, Fred Steher Ell
Hall, A. Kafer, Ed. Well, O. McNnlty
Fred Holflenz, Dan Mccarthy, O, j
Fair, Cnas Feuchter, Frank Reed, Jas
Shaab, John Greaney, Jas Mccormick
Adolph Swoboda, Otto Schuh. Waller
Denziel, J. II, Davis, Alvin Lynch
Frank Fitzgerald George Koehler, I
e. Cannon, w. f. Smith, Robert G"ea
ney, P. Fl. Schuh, A. S. Fraser. Goo
Becker, Robert Swoboda, Herman
Weber, George Schoemhs, Chass
Mniey, John l.attney, Cora Costef
! Mary Swoboaa. Gus swohoda Art!iu
Matriugly, Fred ittss, JoHn A. MIL
er, Misses Rose aud Lena Kiao, Hat
tie Nassauer, Mary Swoboda end It'd
guests of honor. t
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-05-12
.F|RMER TONE IN STOCKS
Price Movements Though Small In
the Security Market
Were Upward. ~

New York, May 10--A firmer tone
leyeloped today in the security mar
small were in the main upward
Trading was of the same listiess
character as on the previous days
If the week. But operators who nad
been persistently bearish reversed
their position and supported the
market.
The demand which was chiefly Ior
ne requirements Of professionals was
not pronounced" in United States
Steel. Reading. Union, Pacific, Le
aigh Valley and Erie.
United States seemed to be the sus-
taining force of the list Trading ID
he bonds was somewhat heavier to-
law and continued good, the demand
axerted a favorable aspect.
Calls for bids for the governments
Panama bonds arr expected in few
lays.
Reports of the gross earnings OF
thirty railroads for April show that
the roads are stil falling behind last
years combined receipts.
The foreign markets were as feat
ureless as our own. The Bank OF
France reported substantial additional
additions TO its stack of gold and
silver.
The bond market was strong, total
sales, par value, $5.o1o,0o0 Govern
ment 2's declined b on call.
Coffee-Tne market for coffee fut
ures opened steady at a decline Of
/ and points.
Rio was said to be Offering new
crop coffee for prompt local market
rulet quiet around the initial figures
until after mid day when hqaiaetAof
became aa~"1ittle more active an,
prices cased off in absence OF bu!
support
The close was steady at a net lie
cline of 10 and II points.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-05-12
TIGHTENING OF MARKETS
Considerable Change Of Sentiment IN
Chicago Regarding wheat
Steady Tone at Close.

Chicago, May 11-Tightenihg up OF
Europe an markets led to a consld-
erable change of sentiment here today
regarding wheat, Many traders jump
ed from the snort TO the long side,
and there was steady advance In
prices Dry hot weather IN Russia
was largely responsible.
At the close steady tone pre-
vailed, with list sales 2la cents higher
scored in all otherpits, Corn, " to Is,
Oats, q to u and hog products all
the way from a shade to 10 cents.
official forecast of fair weather for
the next thirty-six hours prevented
the breaking of draught, having much
effect on market influence on wheat.
Instead the minds of spectators turn
ed from, again and again, to the large
decrease last month in the worlds
available supply.
In this condition the fact was noted
that Argentine operators were buy
| ing futures in Chicago today
Dispatches from Australia reported
an i Improvement eau there from
Europe. Significance was also attach
ed to news that cash wheat was nish
er at Missouri river points. AT nc
time during the session did any i'm
portaut reaction take place.
| May led the advance but was onl,
traded in to limited advance.
Corn was bought on liberal scale
not only by shorts, but for new in
vestorS and for many longs. The
ensuing swells resulted in goot
deal of realizing, but not enough t.
check the upward tendency.
Oats went to the highest figure
reached in several months.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-05-12
AT FLOUR EXHIBIT
ThIrty-Four Prizes to BE Given Away
Saturday at Cairo city Gas
Co.'s Office.

There will be thnty-four prizes
given away al +he exhibit Saturday
night us cad of ten, as previously an.
nounced. The prizes will consist Of
one gas stove, one electric fiat Iron.
one waffle iron, four gas toasters
given by the Gas Co, two 24-lb. sacks
Of -four, two i2,lb. sacks off -four,
nine s-lb. sacks OF -four, furnished by
the Halliday Milling Co, two lots half
dozen cans Yours Truly pork and
beans, six packages Yours Truly
coffee, three bottles Yours Truly"
salad dressing. three bottles yours
Truly" catsup, given by the New
York Store Mercantile Co. The win.
ners Will not be required to be pres.
ent Saturday night to answer 20 her
name,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-05-12
PLANS OF MADERo.
Brother of Rebel Leader Says Unless
Diaz Resigns Insurgents will
Occupy Mexico City.

San Antonio, Texas, May 1t-"Un.
less President Diaz resigns and peace
is made at once General Francisco |.
Madero, Jr., my brother, chief of the
revolutionary movement will be
heading force of 10000 men through
the streets of Mexico in less than a
month This is no idle tslk. 1t is
the military plan which he has made
This statement was made here to-
day by Alfonso Madero, recently a
peace emisary.
THE City of Mexico is the obiec
tive point' Alfonso Madero saIi
MY brother as soon as 1t II defnftal,
determined tbAre shall be no fr,rthar
peace moves, will start south. gather
ing in his soldiers as he goes. Ther,
is no question that the insurrecto.
can take every town as they 60. Lon,
before ne appears before the gate.
of Mexico City my brothers army vii
be augmented to over 10000 men"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-05-12

10 haye cost 100000, Is said to have
been Gnancled N part by the Duchess
o; Marlbororgh, who was Consuelo
Vanderbilt, OF l.',w York, and by mem
bers of the Armour pork packing fam
lily of Chicago
When the concession was obtained
Two years ago, work was begun neal
the pool of Sloan. Half mile away
Is the mosque OF Omar, on the dome
of the rock which is believed to stand
on the site Of Abraham's sacrifice
The engineers, continued digging
until their work was stopped by rain
and then the expedition returned tc
England II went out again last sum
mer and continued the work. Since
last August nothing definite had been
heard from any Of the party except
that they were still digging.
All the work has been CARED out
secretly, but the leaders OF the ex.
petition have Indignantly denied that
there hes been any sacrilege
The last epotl is thai an ancient
maapscfpi OF the Rib.e Was found
aud appropriated TIL. members oI
the expedition sailed away from Jafi0
in yacht.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-05-12
MADER0 NAMES
HIS CABINET
PROVINCIAL. GOVERNMENT
NOW FIRMLY ESTABLISHED.
|NSURREcTOS. ORDERLY
Has Been Demonstrated. They
Are More Than an Armed Mob
Ey Thsir Conduct In Juarez
Col. Rabago Watched.

Juarez, May 11--MeMco's pfo'i'
neal government became an estap-
lisllsl fact today, with the names OF
a cabinet by Francisco l. Ma1ero, Jf.'
provincial president. with the estab-
I, l.slmsnt Of capital at the captured
.sclty of Jurez The cabinet follows:
Dr.. vazques Comes, minister oil
foreign relation.
Gdstayo Madero, minister OF
finance.
Ceneutiano Carraza, minister OF
war
sredericka Gonzales carza, minister
Of interior.
Pine Suarez, minister OF justice.
Juan Sanchezazcona. secretary oil
the president,
Secretary of War Carranza will
have charge of the railways and ele
graph, and his first act was to grant
permission for thoBepair of the Mexi
can Northwest railway.
Gonzales GaIza will have charge o!
TIE mails and Sacrttary OF the Treas
ury Gustavo Madero will administer
the affairs Of the customs house.
That the insurrecto army is more
than al armed mob vas shown today
In the complete absence ol icoting anf
intoxication and the, apiakaess with
which the shattereI city was dearet
of its dead and wounded.
The embargo against visitors wal
removed during the morning anC
curious sight seers in thousands
poured across the bridges from T.
paso
In the meantime the insurrectos are
not overlooking the possibility of al
attack from Col, Rabado
Juarez itself tonight contains th'
larger part of Maderos original force
of 1910, Augmented by several scores
OF volunteers, who during the day en-
listed under the banner of the vic
torious rebel army and were arne,
with captured rifles.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-05-12
MUST SERVE LIFE Term
kentucky Board Of Pardons Denis1
Petition Ct joseph Vending


Fankfort, KY, May ll--Joseph
Vending, convicted OF murder OF
eight year old Alma Kellner in Louis
Vile, must spend the remainder OF his
life in prison, according to decision
today by the Kentucky court OF ap
peals, affirming the life sentence Q!
lower court.
! After a chase which extended from
Louisville to New Orleans and Texas
and finally ending in California
vending was arrested, tried and con
victed Of the murder.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-05-12
Then He Sat Dowu.

A visitor to village scnGol said to
the children: Il want to tell you Of a
boy once knew, He had good faith.
er and mother. and they did all that
lay in their power to make him hap
py. But the boy was thoughtless and
selfish; he frittered away his time and
never thought of the future. Today,
instead Of filing an honorable and
useful position In life. where do you
suppose he stands, children, as a
man?" HE stands before us!" shout.
ed the boys and girls In uniaon.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-05-12
Did EngIishmsn "Swipe'
Crown, Ring and Sword
Of Wise King So|omon7

Constantanqnopie. May II, Tns
government. which owns Pal
estine, has ordered an inquiry into the
charges that a party of English arch
aeoiog,sts exeavated under the sac
red mosque gof Omar, in Jerusalem
which is built upon the site OF 500
mons temple, and carried away Kine
soloynans crown, Ting and sword.
The first report had it that the ex
cavations took the ark OF the conve
1ant also.
The EXPEDITION. which is reported
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-05-12
Dinner Party.

The Domestic science class of the
Cairo High School entertained last
evening with six o'clock dinner. the
members of the Board Of Education
and the faculty of the high school
The menu consisted of the follow.
tng:
Veal Loaf, Mushroom Sauce.
Mashed Potatoes. Spinach,
Hot Biscuits.
Tomato-Celery Salad. Waters
Strawberry Ice. Cake.
Coffea Mints.
The table was beautifully iecora
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-05-12
PERSONAL MENTION.

f. II. Woaelfe, of Vienna is visiting
his brother DR.. J. E. Woelhe. of this
city.
DR.. Monroe Doty. of Grand Chain,
spent Thursday In Cairo shopping
and visiting friends.
Col T. w. Corruthers, OF Evansville
Ind, was In Cairo yesterday visiting
the local recruiting office.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-05-12
- SOCIAL eAND PERSONAL :.

ted with dark red roses as cen,et
pieces and the place cards, which
were made by the girls, represented
sunbonnet babies.
After dinner a short talk was givef
by the President of the Eoard O
Education, II. H Halliday.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-05-12

A rusted screw may be readily
loosered II heat Ii applied TO the head
of the screw. A small bar or rod OF
iron. fiat at the end. II Redeemed In the
fire snd applied two or three minutes
to the screw. viii render its with
drawal as easy ~ X the screw had
only just been inserted.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-05-12
Yesterdays Games,

Brooklyn, May 1l--Hrooklyn bat
ted Steels and Geyer hard today white
Barger was we'll nigh invlncible ap2
the home team won It's first home
game OF the 81. Louis series by a
score of 10 70 !. naabert made !
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-05-12
WOULD APPEAL
FROM DECISION
ATTORNEY HEALEY URGES THAT
WRIT OF ERROR az TAKEN !.
IN TiLDEN CASE. n
TO REPR|nAhO PETIT
Was Suggested NY Senator Helm q
Which Senator Barr Shouted I'll.
"This l. Anarchys'-- n
Action Deferred. 4 ,A1

Springfield, Ill.,, May 11-In report
made to the sena,H tolay, Attorney
John ]. Healey. who represented the
body in the Tilden nearing before
Judge Petit, in Chicago. points out
two plans for further action.
One is an appeal to the appellate
procedure the reviewing court. At
torney Healey said. could only pass
pom the judgement OF costs Leaving
the merits OF the matter undecided.
The other is direct review by writ
of error, which in the opinion OF Ats
torney Healey. should be from the
supreme court. III,
attorney. Healey's report say4
among other things.
1T is my opinion from an inyestiga-
ton of the legal and othar questions
involved, that the conclusion reached
by Judge Petit are erroneous. and
that he was without lawful authority
to discharge the petitioners from cus-
tody.
or molten Of Senator Hahn ~
consideratioa Of Attorney IieAleysA
~. made 4 special ~rasr fer
- TusSaay nosninE. Waila spssk-
ing. upon his motion sAaAser Helm
chars that Judge Petit went far hs-
yond bis power in freeing Tilden.
1T is felt by many members in
the senate. said Mr.. Helm, "thA
Judge Petit should be reprimanded,
and think IL the duty of this body
to make an example or HIM"
This is anarchy" shouted Senator
Bar In replying to Chairman Helms
criticisms OF the Chicago Justice
1T is not to this body to reprimand
any Judge"
In the discussion which followed
Chairman Helm denied the language
which Senator Barr charged him with
using. Lieut.. Gov Oglesby ordered
the committees stanographer to read
| for the information OF the senate
what the chairman. had said
The reading showed that Senator
Bars assertions were correct.
Chairman Helm then ash ell that the
stenographer's report be read tnat
the senate %;show It's 1isapproval Of
Judge petit's action.
The request was granted by the
presiding officer and the motion TO
make the consideration of the report
special order was unanimously car
riei.
In his report Attorney Healy said
he moved to quash the writs of hab-
eas corpus on the ground that they
had been Improperly issuaI and ne
believed they had been issued before
the arrests had been made.
The statements in the report
brought a reply before the senate
late in tho day from f H. Iraafieli
who served le wnrtanse on Tildan,
| Benedirt aa5 Cammnss
| H- 'Huiaiuru nat he acted under
instrue.opN iron. the lieutenant gov
ernor.
| The presiding officer ordered Hart.
fields statement incorporated in the
records Of the Tilden case.
| fEnuaipaa1 nr "a ,tya f-,srl
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-05-12
CHICKEN PIE FEAST.

Ladies of the Southern Methodist
church will give chicken. pie feast
at 34th and Sycamore streets, Sun
day, moon and evening Price rs
cents. Ice cream and cake extra
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-05-12
DETROIT WAS SHUT OUT.
Chicago After Having Lost Five
Games In a Row Defeated the
New York Giants--Bcth 81.
Louis Teams Lost.
Where They Play.
Boston at Cleveland.
New York at Detroit.
\ Washington at Chicago.
Yesterdays Games.

Philadelphia, May l1--in defeating
Pittsburgh by 10 to 10 today Phiia-
delpha broke the season scoring rec
ord in the National League Camnitz
Gardner and Smith were all hit hard
by the home team, while Alexander
was very effective until the ninth.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-05-12

Batteries Camnitz. Gardner. Smith
and Gibson. Simon, Alexander and
Doom.
Boston, May 11--Cincinnati won .
slow game from the locals today
Boston secured three home runs. but
was pitching lost the contest.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-05-12

Batteries. Hall, Siacote, Wood and
Carrigan; Yinling, Kaler. Tfarks-
ness, Blainidg and Laud, Paducah.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-05-12

EeitrrieS WhOt and SuIlyan, Urn'
om and Henry
Clevland, May ll--Boston defeated
the locals in hard fought ten in,
ming game dlson's fielding was a
feature.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-05-12

III Where They Play Today.
- Pittsburg at Philadelphia.
st. Louis at brooklyn.
Chicago at New York.
Cincinnati at Boston.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-05-12
Orphans Home Dance.

A dance will be given al Swoboda's
nall. Tuesday, May 1G, for the beae'
tit of the Orphans Home. The floor
will waXed and in good condition for
the occasion. The following young
men promise to give their assistance;
Charles Wood, Hiscy Woodward,
Ward Cotter, Flosse Buder,a John
Barry, Mr. Cox, Mr.. Geo. KeohleE
Robert IIuett, Alien IIickcox. The
admission fee will be so cents for
couples and % cents for ladies' urr
accompanied
This promises to be a big affair
and you will help good cause by
, attending.
Schiler's Club.
Mrs. c. 0. Patier entertained the
members of the Schiller club yes.er
day afternoon at her home on the
Sycamore road The game of Herzen
was played aud prizes wen by Mrs J.
| COIN &1d tsr}gp, 6 Scnu4~-~.A VIC
! double luncheon WIGS served The
hostess was assisted in eaterainn2
by Mrs Q p fIrrd
! PERSONALS.
| Rev. and Mrs, Otto Lee and littll
| son, Otto, Jr., who have been VISITING
| the formers mother Mrs. Alice Lee
| left Thursday morning for their home
in Wyoming, Ill.
Miss Zelma Edwards. OF Wickllffe
KY, was in Cairo yesterday en- route
to Owensboro, Ky,
Mrs NJ. Lee, Of 22S 18th street, IL
dangerously i'll at her home.
james Ince left Thursday morning
for Memphis, Tenn, where he vii
take a position with tne United Mer
camille Company. i.e was formerly
with the r. G. Dunn agency, o.
this city.
Jervis Hickcoy and Bernard Birch
! field went to Charleston, Mo. Thurs
day on business.
Mrs. c. ]. Earlow. Of BARLOW, Ky.
was shopping in Cairo yesterday,
| Master Dan Mechan, Of west 94ti
street is III with an attack Of meas
Eles. s8s t S4&se
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-05-12
Yesterdays Games.

St Louis, May l0-Philadelphia raj
lied in the ninth inning and scored
three home runs and defeated the
locals again today, Sensational field
ing by Shctting and Hoffman was
all that kept the locals ahead until
the last inning. Strunk drove ball
into right tilI seats for home
run.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-05-12

Batteries: Frssnsy and Mclean !;
Brown. sdrdue. msTasus and Gro
ham.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-05-12

Batteries; Krause, Combs and Tho
mas; Bowel and Clark
Detroit, May Detroit helpl IS in
the hands OF Russell Ford today fail
ed TO reach second base and New York
captured the second game of the
series
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-05-12

home ron, a triple aad two singles
in four times UP.
- y ii.t
r. H. y
brooklyn .....,.,....,... 10 Is 2
81. Louis 8 T.
Batteries: Barger and Bergen;
Steele. Geyer ami Eresnahan. Bliss.
New York. May l1--Chicaso after
having lost FIVE games in a row turn
ed on the Giants and defeated thsm
today.
IN ------- WI
- r. II.
Cnicago ..........s..... . is Il
New York .........s...... s. 1
Batteries; McIntrye and King.
Archers Crandall. Raymond. Mar
guard and Meyers, Wilson. \ W
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-05-12

X. II. n
New York .,....,,..,.",G II o
Detroit ..,.....,.,.,..,. o 2 0
Batteries, Ford and Sweeney;
Livel and Strange.
Chicago, May 1l-IChicago ned a
batting carnival today defeating
Washington 20 to 6. Groom was hit
to all parts of the field for twenty
hits, while his team mates contribut.
ed six errors.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-05-12

New York, May flowing to- the
approach of the closing OF the New
York state legislature the members
Of the srffragist movement have be-
gun q spirited crusade ~of national
proportionssto to impress on the lsgis'
iators the importance of their de-
mand that women should be allowed
10 vote. The leaders of the movenen,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-05-12

home ron, triple ald two singles
in four times UP.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1911-05-12
TO FACE JUSTICE COURT
Pike Greek Farmer CharEed
With Setting Fire That
Burned Property

Charged with setting fire in the
town of Pike Creek, near the Darl-
ing line, which spread and burned
over several sections OF land, destroy
ing considerable property, P. A.
Sundvall of Pike Creek appeared be-
fore Justice Randall Wednesday after
noon and plead not guilty. Frank
Mnhlbauer is the complaining witness,
and the land burned and on which the
most damage was done is the property
of Robert johnson.
The case was set for next Wednes-
day, May II. at II O. clock in the morn
Ing.
What meadows escaped the fires Of
last year, are highly valued by the
farmers, and they figure that it is
enough work to keep fires down which
have been started through the extreme
dryness, without having to watch out
for fires started by some irresponsible
neighbors. The above action is brought
on to put damper on the promis.
cuous starting of fires.