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Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-08
Fine Portland Hotel
is to Be Improved
Rose City of the World EAz Hotel
that il Very Popular WIN
Al G1eEtk

PORTLAND, Ore jay l-sEpsCazl p
kss5l1g S@es H1lh the seEe1eEu.su; az q
CIT ant tAs gruE1ag 1OEr1E1 hutG - a
t1-ght ho.sl'E mans bnEi1asE- yhs rboa-
sands e MASTERS % banursul Portland
ne Euss CRY q The Nugld Hu witness
gn-is 4 ehazss n me hiE tourists hans.
ne rur@2Ent he1urs many nun1hE have
parsed Wh1s a1EHEE a fl1s-Wel-o1na1rlsc
h1tea he FUrtlEnc hkE lacked Enuuumoon-
raun q tbs -EUt1s ur8ar"
10 raDotT thas 1hs A66inaa q ~ rooms
snsuits, al w1fh FrarHas hsfAA and rsp8s1s
van Ennosrz hutsl luzury. VA na1ns azonE
wsth .zrErguensnrE HlEkanE Ths P-rrln1e
twelve s1uraes hiE.A and sEzsrny NJ u Gnas
Il M have newer hG1qnse hELE. 1ErEsr
ciz-nE ro1n and 4 new E-zn
b ne Wug, Whe1 L.oz1N " Rnek8sv. ne
HnEnag1EE earectur q 1hs OMAHA Lana
sboW. WAs IN sE1EnEEa1s AZ the wear
Dsrslsg@a1z aaHSoiarun ns=e1ng IN Pert
lAn1- he ma sx-G0EsrnE BzAaE q Labs.
k1A1s 1zEAgTarluE AEEE1 H1dk e Idaha.
Sec-S1AEg esvurGnns q Rana. EeanatMry
Reilly AtkinS1n - Butss. ss-retAry gs.a.Ea
Cane &c sA.- Lars czry-in fax nsnssy a.
81 ne Eram1dsrE and cl.nmarnlnl riuh VS.
hrrs mA1e ne R1r-lEnt AsAegzA-z.rH
s1nne NJ AnusEa1l e c. !. KnEfu.aa a,
mHnHEsr rhs RuE1l4nE sl5ays a. EauEts
mAry EshrAEluHlE and IgEEnE M. Kszf-
EA2 eA2s hzrs esuE GnaAAA 1s1 Cs1ua-z
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-08
RAID ON ALLIANCE RESORTS
Execue10s e9 PenStnu s.asences WIN
ca1se Caexaag 81 AN the
HSmsea-

ALLIANCE Nsh- gIlT z.--gspscanz Tsae-
ErEz- b-Durz1g TIA lAss naEs6rn of tbe ezs-
t-act c0u-1 Judge WesaervTsr rendered asn-
licensees annDoHang heavy nnes AEHsnst kesp-
erS ana inmates ~ resu-1E. -bsea sen
teDcEa wsra housrer. 70 remain IN E1Ar1s
enc. - the evidences Rddnoe6 IN the cases
terldH % shVw thH- these houses were ksp1
On tAs pax % TIE UUDers un6er ths tn
prnnn1u1 thAf there Wa NJ maERRrr N
fbotf RCrtu1- Tbess SEts were ArUnEAf III
1hs CRY Pur1nrHonn 1s4r1s. ssrsszI az
neEr1ts 60 the ef1srs that rnEuy M al
q rhess pa&oa were again balzK opsrz4sd
n Er1te az TIA 1zsuncrlan resulted a. a
FuaerA1 Ene a1u121E2soas rz5a upun thsn
lkst nlEtt ~ q Se1re q @snbsrs q the
CSu Pu-.0uHzaoa 3sRgDA. who were srurr
n a. DISCUSSES a. Il p II Suenzasut en-
ocona WAS oheG11s6 70 cEuss The various
psnclag s.u1s8o4a - - sEscH1e6 sur1h-
With. whauh WI rsEnlf II the entire clos
anE 10 q ne premises oncushe6
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-08
White House Will
Be Bachelors Hall
Hilles and Bait VIII Join President
II Mansion Where No Women
Abide.

WASHINGTON. yRy s-Tae white
Ecase tur The rennEaD6sr uf The summer In
70 BE q SORT q hacbel0rs hEl. for Press
oeu1 Tar ores not tz1soe 70 spend stone
N The haE mansion the holidays lhsx con-
g-~sE Requires htu 70 E1xy here
On has rsrur1 tr0z Indianapolis the
prss1dsn1 found the WHITE Honss deserted
and 20 ruis1 that ne Immediately asked
SECRETARY HIDsa and NR3ar A W Rur1
70 -novs II and soen htn NJ Emss family
IL down On Long 1ElEaa and MAJOR Burf
h unmarried. - Er-EnseDentS were easily
mE6e
They have practically ne entire White
H01ss n 1bsir disposal and VIII no1 Only
s3eeD cbsrR but expect also 70 atns here
IN mere ~ less EtA1s when ths yrssidsu1's
Critics keep Inn N tow
To Set away crun the heat Of wExhi-sr-
TIA and n have opportunity u ts1k poIrlcs
FreElceDt Tan hEE TlEEns6 q two 1EyE'
FArhtinE party On ne METfl0Eer. with a
number q senators a. his guess Ths
prsa6sns WI boa-d he MAra1ws- al
FhllAoslDhiR IN the night q gnly = TIE
MAFG0~er VII 70 70 sea Eoe WI reach
Washington Monday
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-08
CENTRAL CRY KGSoEs BUSY
caa~s 81 rwenxx MeAb@rs InfsAaseA By
Bex1nE1@n Degree TeAn FFs-
AMy Af1exn&0A-

CENTRAL CTTE. Ssh. July I,-<SpsciRlB
-ZU1AT WA rrd-lsrtsr cay IN tbs hls1srT
q TIE local lDdEe q the NaAoz3e order. A
hhE tz1t4A5or- Wk1ch t0sk raaes IN the Ma
aa1ac hal P1a6Ky afternoon ans ererlnE
vns sszsnast VIZ eaAaorsss ent=r4Eaursn1
feGrursA TAe Masonic han hns been sspe-
ciAIlT sGuPDee With slsr1-1e fans ana
ether prspArE1un made 70 adt . TIE CON-
fnr1 - NE msnbsrs En6 thsnr EnaErE TIE
team frun rhs Jsdgs AZ L,snlE1on hsRc
charge - the vera 1ne 9-r1aatSa twenty
cao1aeE.ss TAs LsE.nKra- tsa- IL uss :.
ths fars2ost Masonic taEzas b shs FsEss
HeEoea ne team rhsrs vas 8 RiF osle-
EEu0n of Fls1narx present fru-n LeranFuur
-oea- sdrinsrs asN AlEo Assisting IN ne
rorE- They Are W T. c Rsne, ?. Z n
n 7. r GaNnA r. I D NJ J. W
Fas-pEE 7 p c. W Charles MrEncre.
e G. Ashsrs NAT. c c. Oosa AnFsr.
rte~a-es " h Crztes. ssrtt-ss.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-08

TEKAAAE Nsh-. July g.-CspszElD-
PAsSas hsrs we've zl6lT Euzssc tlas morn
tzg when rhsF saw a younE 1aHSE bstux
nE-ohsd - Main sl-esr t1~rErs ne Ser
II orfaoe viii Garner and . rans he
nino rrntnzE ne faE1uFs he oulFgst was
aoe A-Ars,ae SAznsi AE.e Ire Rcunssria1 NAs
ne rherS a Euft q clu1hss fruz ne
t-snaer- he 49, turned 0Fsr u ne Shs-zrs
n rAr-oera 1nEne wEs WLIAEz Sumner
and he AVsE nsG- crEaE- Gzr1ast Il ssse
e oe ne HA-ns fallUE Eh0 a shorz ra-ns
40 e1-aec TounE Sri a. cou1un zaufrs
AID Il Va - rzEnsd 0Fsr u ne Raurns
Z iee 0rnoerE there sci Wax hs1a
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-08

B'uf1A serving a. q rruzlnent young Uz3o1
Fhcif1e railway of1clal II both rboss careE
n 1EsA He whs with the Oregon RaarwAy
and NETagAxazn coupEzy as E7dt.ur. then
n 1sN be cane 10 The Portland ~ ssc-e-
lazy Ihsz genera manager Re hAR q
ErHEB q os1R1 and E-Ry q genuine hus-
p1tH1irT ID insure Eood returns 1-u-r al EHlo
vaHat Portland and The Portland hutel he
Ia Also 4 booster far Ors<un. hEt ~ be hks
s brother IN business IN Omaha and scores
q Vt5sr friends ana relatives there he Hlsu
ltfts his hE1 A. ne names Omaha Ene
Nebraska
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-08
Nebraska

2 A Harrl.os, J s Be-. n. J. Er~usa
a ,, NaA Z. ?. E-spn r. Hur1unr n p
Curr1uE- Geu-Es " CraabErn q 1a-n.s
cssEr4rs ~ =. Bussn-li. ". A ssl1st.
Drssoher. a = FssiG y n Btgs-su1L n
= HeAcbel. IeEns Chapg..r- L = L&nersy
- y, 71lls q y LHnE. G "a Bzn. = G.
; 80 x a,S Z Z 49, 49,. = 3 T 49,
!. 1A-N1- Scan wear q ". Durham
= ~ Wt-nitsriF. n . eua1h- :. ~ cHz,-
erun- g , CRAY. 2. s Rlf1sT. AZ o1ter-
nan. gu1us Die1rich- AZ Grafkrz. A =
McLA2n AlrHk Van cur-Er c. ". srafth-
FSela Te@psrarv Ch.ar@ss-
II takizE hst Eaaos as aerupu-arT eaair-
rsA.. A W Flsad --,nss a ll-tls spssch. the
u1lT srtsn5ss sssu-1 sur2ag fhs nu1rs1aun
Eas tnas wy ths rcspA1suAas shsu1t ~
r-'uut q he a1hlsFgnsu1a e fheer party.
erul fhe tt-ns h Sawed q GicoczltT m ne
rnun~rSrT Ernsn e ne c-.u1t-T vhsa faz
nonsr was a q 6iscgun1 ~ - ths riras n
I'D 80 fuTzh n tts rastfur-n thEi ne tA<1cf
scbetules sbsuld te hkssd co ihs dirfsrs1oe
n cess - pro11er11 a. hpzos ard Aslroad-
be admitted thsz H1rs q n. sche5Ulss
N fbs present thr1ef were nss 10 90 hM
Ti=eEs q ne party bu1 tuld ths ouurcu-iun
fhat ne reTrhiSc1r party - ztrE1ctnr and
thEf y MI mes1 al CuaEuuns e GIVES
rirns- Re co-l6 see nc ruAsuz WY Ery
Essubsr % the psr1y EhouS VISA - -
ousr ans WAN IN the TrouuAs5on Il the
uVposius.- Ihs parry q osssT-Bczsua n1s 80
pssetiuz- skieA. - soaa - u 81 fnts
poNs-. e0ulo not AEres srsa Epon srns
schstu3e. ths vood schsenla
Z SEAL care wAethsg PES Ers 5raETss-
Hirs e. s-AaeDArtsr- ! an, HozBs1hlnE e
TIE former -rTEsf hu1 ! knuv Ihaf Some
% ths very ssss Esea n the party are stand
pHtts-s Les's fiKh1 uu- eifssrsnnss q cFao-
ian ouf a-nonE ourselves A!as whez they are
ssrtlec ~ TIE mssor41y 81 ire party ssr's
units and Conerunf the enemy ~ q u-st r
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-08

~ EenflsmEz'E Holia Eui6 watch Sud hT
7. L Combs 6-1h and sixth. ladies' tall
cred EurE rh1Dso n 500 each. sod by
NOFeltT sk1-1 punEEuT. EtEs NoTzh Six
teen1h Es-ssts Esrsath and ssghth. rWs Ma
ra1nE9 bicycles, valve ESe sois ~ the
Omaha EScFcls company. strtsen1h and
Cklcsgo streets; ninth and tsufh. value "a
each tive tEn memberships IN the Young
" czne1's CArasriEn kssocaE1u1. eleventh
Gna rEslftS. vAlns 81 sErh two tul rns-n-
hsrHhiSs IL ne Toung Meme chsas-En as
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-08

DESEIlER NshA- guly S,-tspsaal. IN.
EaEn q Dszt1srE baEana-s r1su !, -,
Hasra1 Sulg q ana hsast rur uur -
shsE IN Sspaezser vas CARED o.. =, 80
rer1Aea- afre@ Extra usAchsE Esrs secured
ne ne S0HAAA0H o1s & 1hen b1Ee a hEr-
~ l-lIS 1s~s Ao1G -Eset me AZ TIE az
AhS~ IA nAsnAlE IN ssptnzbsr- "a
tnD1H-n1 n1gz S1n a Ea1turs e N ~
hfoc.1 1Ar1nTy ~ enc siae A1e Me- n a.
ne hE HA0S n D-suAlsr N sepasuh.r-
a ne edhsr NsrN dlEt-ls1ted "a a. rnas,
and n AshrEl- Ths p1zAler hzns a ru,,u-
ts-nps rAeoes haadse 1he pA.zss q IA -.
Hu1s cH-rying JEpa1ess nHrMsah
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-08

4 little dA1Ehfsr 20 her gTHaesen. waltsr
Weston The pG-zscnlGr snpsrasz N thls
hit e news iE thai tins 10 ths nrsa female
cf1le bu-- in ths Wsstun family Scr neasay
seventy TeGr1 The great ErGneDezhsr
gave hiTTh 70 rTsiVs RsnE. six e w,huu az
living and have families. bEf ar nank Ihe
Town C CoitAx 1Ax located On lana ownas
~ 4 L Weston and h1E wa ths eirsz
house bE1lf IN rk1s plaza
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-08

WENoRE- Nsb-. July z-ssDso1A1 b-1hs
F7r1nEE owned ~ Edwin James che nt1s
Durzh Of Ea1s Springs. frun Wkich wrn1rs
WI SET tts wafer EEpyky. we-r condemned
yesterday by the city council TIE GEPrEas-
ana bssr6 TA9Eed TIE Erusp'sr1y AZ SEBo but
M James rsfassd - sci Il 9or less than
s. IT. and Alse wEnfet the CRY - furzizA
hi-n with wE1er A1e elscsrse aE4sts tree u
charge as lsng ~ he usuzT5ed tbs paEcsL-
81 csnsezalnE the Erupsrzy Ghs cazy sawed
nanrly ElAn
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-08

YORK Neh-, gzlF -.-Especiz1- s-Ec~a-6
J1rEe. the 1s-Tmr-oA son of Ez1nEz
JunRa- was seriously injured WSenssasy-
He wGs Engaged in cling n knDdsr. when
The team became czghfsnSs so6 ran azzE.
Ihrow1aE Ehe boT aadsr TIA nAchaos ana
running n 0rer HIN IL such n manner RE
20 hrsak enc leg IN rive places and hru1R-
ina h1s hody. esusess outrtzg MANY EAAhos
in hiF shne.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-08

sent e Kansas C1F e1r analysis tested as
fellows Crude SFvtsfn- nlE per cs11s net
EautsE. P.E psr oe1I Las years crDD
showed nbUEz pc osz1 ElE1sn- LREt Yes-' .
Turkey Shsss rHz Z 70 q pr osgs ElEtsn-
Tkas ysA-s =VV VII 50 close - a Der
ren-
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-08

EHTBERT. Nsh-. July -.-fSpee3Al -
CA1se Wllson was hBs1y injured hers lAss
last evening ~ TIE premature sKplaEaon
e a GrecrAnlzsr- Re wEs struck win great
11rns between tbs eyes. ms forehead badly
lbcsrE-uc E1a ne sysbAl and h6 flied
Win p0wasr. The EaEAf 10 unhusurse.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-08
oArsIs Scar 20 lGnzk<t.

LAWRENCE. Nsh- July ls-zspecsAl -
On Aac0E1a e ely pastures znnst q ne
cattle IN ttak S1rin3tE. both ole and F0urS
ARE beng naErEsase Al the river for ~,hns
rbsg WI hr1nE. vk3eh va so1z hare Ihs
COUNTRY erszDsd of stock
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-08
New Comm1u-s.u P,r.v~..a

WASHINGTON. July IA esrnwAusun
o. Ihree members w7th sAAHraus e EIED
each 70 Represent he Cnits1 seaaaa m
The rrep&rz-3cm and operanun cf TIA Pan
ANA Pacific exposition Il san ErIncispO
N hi WGE prOpoHed IN lh4 senate To-Day
~ M. EeFburn of IcAho- AsEunn1ass
were given that eerzntnzana w0uA ba
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-08

4 EsurL who nres q few miles nsrrh q
thiE 1a1T. repur-E that ne rhreEheo from n
Geld % Hrfy-fUur Aeres 1x1 bushels q
wheat bang An average of twentF-1vur
and une-hslf bushels per acre This IN the
largest yls3d - far reported IN the county.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-08

LAWRENCE. Nsh., guly r.-SepsrAa -
Tn nDur4zE Hi n this phase formerly
oge-Ktst ~ ths Lawrence Anrlag and lie
water cornpGny-, q coorForArdua- has bssn
sole - q M a BuaEtng q s~az15n Nsh-
Ehs WI -sgTe here with q pan and take
NJ the rzIhng business here
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-08

BEATRICE. gnly z-ssEs1iAl l-MKzaEsr
Glenn q 1bs Lyric thsGter ysss-aGy pu--
chased the Auditorium isloak q John Hss-
cock q New Nsx5no fur ElI.sOA he sxpsuts
% make EoEns sxIsnsrs improvements 4
fhs eg1dnE.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-08
CHANCE 10 GET BICYCLE
Bee Offers Two Cracking Coed Wheels
n Ad-e~fter Race.
OTEER EXCELLENT PRIZES, T0S
Interest Growing Durt4g Last week
and Prsspects Are fer One Of
Nest KxcIrfnE Contests Erey
Seem HereAhoEsE-

Those youngsters WHO E7uzld Ike n crack
ing Eood hScTcle NAY hare enc Il they Wiz
set eow1 70 work n she A6-GVr1sr ranssEs
cf The Bee Two National Wbeelt. so8a ~
TIE Omaha B3cTc3s COMPANY. are offered
as seventh and eiEhfh prizes They may
be seen ~ the store ~ the Omaha BlcTc5s
company. SE1eenIh and c-rcaEo s1resrk
The fourth prime n the oSrnasa ID a solid
gnlo watch sur either n lazy 81 zA1- II is
exhibited n tbs strre u 2 L Coo-hk
The n-Ef prime Ia cos C fbonR high grade
hBby grand L1cw1g p1Aoo&- u a. valued
Al R75S and Is u exhiAnf n ENyasn Bros
store
During shs lAst rwo Gays ths consest has
been Eutng S9nng AZ . merry ellp ana many
q The eou1sEsArrs have turned n q large
number e votes u looks a. thsagA rhe
rare w7E1o be vUrT sxcrang earaAg the resi-
II July
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-08

colRAL La July E--<epectAA The
fourth rsoe-sraun q ne Weston family
made TN B6rsua On 5nly 4 Mira 4 L wss-
ten - tina ElAns Ane q frSt rsss6sn1. was
MADE . graHx grHndnolhsr ~ the kdrzh o.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-08

btsf-1lER Ssh- July l-<apsainl D-.our
sasEAs--rs have several cars q nsw uhaas
ru~cE f1r sAarzazr Ia - t.r-a-.g s...t .aul.,
- tUsnT aznnaaz pa a.-& 49,.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-08

Only p&ad ads ooEzf n THIS coutsEt
Every &C 10 Wur1h 11s VIA II tn al is
run fwaos Il counts a. i've rCtsE. Z ,un
five tines 81 oouusH rs Eve VOTES etc. No
entry sss 10 cnArEeo far TIE oa11es1
The rata far Bee wAzs as IL IA cents q
wu-t II rzn o-ly uocA- II rEn mons thEl
uoos TIE -A.s 10 ] cent q ~1rt- BrsaE the
cash En6 ros wNsf &C 70 the want TAe
se1sr and yoz VII Be eredifse VITA TIE
u-rgfaR
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-08

BaEEsr, Be1tsy. BlE5E--hai N what
Advs-raEizg IN The Bee VIZ Do 1ur your
tustnesa
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-08

Ths ,1rs1 prize Is a EZsh baby grad L7o-
Wig pAEna, Eoe mag bs seen n Hayden
Bros Etu-e- TIE othsr pr1Hes are Second.
C4 grht1Hrsun scholEzhtp c5z-ss n ne
Omaha C1uDsrr1Rl eolisEss THIRD saa
Er1AnuA1inn scboaH-xhiS o0u-ss IN the
Omaha Commercial ocIlege; fourth lAeies'
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-08

Teere Eere NJ EesoaurlanE izrruc1osc a.
nnr-Ala El8ht iaA& - u1Eun1.rreAndinEs
- E'rsearfls@ q - Ess1 but aumnassuAls
eva Every nari1n E1A6s w1fh ne sxcsTraan
a ths B1Eer<1n ActAr WAE cEr-aue mani
Ha0sllEF &1e hHrnu1y Wak ths Wura q al
thaae Who entsre1 the hAl 70 srznzAza ne
bunlnea 81 rhs p1rzy- rhe auDszaug usrs
nEued As delegates 70 Nrrsne rhs EtAte usu-
vsarina - b. hale N rhlx s1sg g1ly y
O D. EETwt1k j. O. Euruu1E FnuI y
Clark. r C. HaDmund " " CAaEnIiane-
- HEnEer. GEg Ea1nh- NJ b cAenay. n
~. clEDun1k. 2neH Purrn. ~ 4 Aalkna
". ~ HanG = O WL1l21IA. c. ~ spsArE
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-08

EAs1 Kerr. INJURIES ~hsa he fan IRAN .
1lsy siertr1c Egh1 poas sarns rlzns an. las
SGD he olts Ter G&aAeua s. ne Arsouns
a oal@a hAF1ng f1s6 q olAin vita ne
carE e3szk far thai kmsazf tsasF. Kerr
clA1E'S Thai ne pole Epo1 wk3rh he
EnOUutse sxtsnec6 inso tbs grusnc unly
feir1ee1 trehss On account q zEay sEnara-
GEES SkisA hAE ssea z1se ~ ne CRY ar.s
sElch n WAS nsf aware Il al the tine he
asoen1~< a. TIA Ker- clzans1. Uns asEn-
Eancs "a M uara II NJ CRY
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-08

4 D. Ry.rzan q the rn31sd stAzss Trsas-
MY ospsrznana b n LAnoolz fer q csmser-
eD1e win fsdsrI1 officials Regarding the
psn6iag snlap asalfssn - ne Lx1soln
1@aera, bun1e1ng M. RysrEon WI ru1sAan
Al TIE 0ry fur asvsra1 e4yA 50 Car he
has hn1 No stE1azn.nt - make regkrcanr
VIrphakle ex4nrnsnrns
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-08

Arthur c DsSak. son e Dean EDsry W.
Davis q ths S1sss us1vuuatE. has J.a4sse
final sEAzziza1ipuH far h6ziaz1n 70 ths
CsEutae s1nasS SEral ausaeny Al ArnapallA
He b rev - AnzAsaaa Aa6 w1E saasr q
ouce EPaa his eUtssS . member Of Tn.
1rEt-ysar claaA Davis A-1anaea Lanrsl.
H4Eh seAssa Ha1 e1hzrse sAs STATE zz-s-
resEu m D@ He would have benn q
tsEzi1r 1sz1 TsAr. BAD Ne rezzEEns1 h tAu
sehosl He - osly 10 years ga hav1ns
hsen snr1 Al coluzzhaa. & c. MHrzA "A
liza
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-09-22
FROM CAIRO AND
. BACK IN A BOAT
George Whitney Stephenson of Pitts.
burg to Make Unique Voyage by
River, Sea and Lake in 45-Foot
Raised Deck Cruiser,

George Whitney Stephenson OF
Pittsburgh has mapped out a cruise
to be made in his 45-foot raised
deck cruiser" with Cairo as thc
starting and finishing point It will
take several months to make the
voyage.
He plans to go down the Missis.
sippi, cross the Gulf of Mexico, VI
the Atlantic coast to New York, fol.
low the Hudson river TO the Erie
canal, over which he will sail TO the
great lakes.
On these he will travel to Chicago
where he will take the drainage can
al to I.ockport, then the Des PLANES
river fifteen miles southwest, whels
1t joins the Dupage and Kankakee
In forming the Illinois On the Hi
nois he will come down stream to
the Mississippi as far as Cairo, then
up the Ohio to Pittsburgh, The boat
has a speed of nine miles an hour
and is furnished with cabins, state-
rooms, etc.
At Miami Fla, the boat will spend
several weeks. and IL will also make
short cruises in Cuban waters. The
owner will be accompanied by his
wife and Joseph Walton on his
unique cruise.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-09-22
Niles, Mich, People Are Still Un-
certain As to the Truth Of Strang-
er's Assertion That He Is George
A. Kimmcl.
WOMAN Still IN DOUBT
Reiterates for Fifth Time Man Is Not
Missing Son, on Whose Supposed
Death She Has Received Insurance
Money.

Niles, Mich, Sept. 21.--"A mod
ern Rip Van Wrinkle, SO changed that
his townspeople may never he able
to positively identify him."
Such was Niles verdict today In
the case Of George A, Kimmel who
represents himself to be man fol
thirteen years given up as dead, as
serting that he is the son Of Mrs.
Kimmel, who already has received
life insurance on the supposed deat-
of her SON
Mrs. Kimmel today reiterated her
doubt as to the mans kinship to her,
after series of strange contradic-
tions in an effort to identify him.
For the fifth time she declared her
inability to recognize him.
Other people maintained their
position that he was Kimmel but
what is considered remarkable is the
fact that the stranger failed to give
any clue that would absolutely fix
his identity among the people whom
he said had known. him for thirty
five years.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-09-22
MERCHANTS WILL MEET
Retailers Association Tonight tc
DISCS Proposed Ordinance Pro-
viding for Food Inspection.

The Cairo Merchants Association
has information that an ordinance
regulating the peddlers viii be
brought before the City Council.
The Association will hold a meeting
this evening to discuss this issue
and other matters pertaining to the
retail business.
A circular issued by the Associa-
tion states that the proposed ordi-
nance also provides that every meat
dealer shall pay 500 license to COW
er the expense Of an inspection oil
food products.
The circular states that all mem
bers who are in favor of continuing
the handling of eggs. poultry, pro-
duce, etc, through the Association
should be present at tonight's meet
ing.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-09-22

Paris, Sept. 2i--lt is quite pos
sible that the marriage of Nine EN-
ma Eames and Emilio de Gorgoza
may be declared null by the Catholic
church, is the statement made by
the archdeacon representing Mgr.
Annette. archbishop of Paris, during
the latter's absence
when the Eames-Gorgoza mar
riage was soiemnized here at St.
Pierre de Chaillot we were given to
understand that NJ. Gorgoza had
never been legally married before.
We. have now, however, received in
formation to the effect that he went
through marriage ceremony, and
If this is correct the question is
whether it was civil or a religious
marriage.
IF the ceremony was religious
one his marriage with Nine. Eames
would at once be annulled; If civil,
it will be a matter for the careful
decision of the holy office
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-09-22
N|MR0OS WILL
BUY BIG TRACT
Egyptian Hunting and Fishing
Club Votes to Change Name, Is.
sue $500 Stock and Acquire 100
Acres of Land,

The Egypt Hunting and Fishing
Club will purchase one hundred
acres of ground and will incorporate
under new name, organizing with
capital stock of $500
The club held its annual meeting
at the court house last night and
voted to dissolve the old organiza-
ton and incorporate under the name
of the Egypt Hunting Club. The
capital stock of $500 will consist
of thirty shares, with par value
of $50.
The club also voted to purchase
the land belonging to Lee b. Davis,
upon which their present club house
stands. The land borders on the
Mississippi river
The club intends to make exten-
sive additions to the present quar-
ters and anticipates great sport the
coming season.
Messrs j. r.. Peterson, Louis Ia
none ~and Lee B. Davis have been
named committee to open books
and solicit subscriptions to the
stock There are only limited
number of shares for sale.
The next meeting will be held at
the court house, Thursday, Sept, 2S
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-09-22
GOODWIN AGAIN
UNDER ARREST
Man Who Organized Lodge Here and
Was Accused of Being Tnposters
Jailed in Paducah on Charge Of
Beating Board Bill.

w. 7. Goodwin, the man who or
ganized a Moose lodge in Cairo re-
Gently, has again gotten into trouble.
He went to Paducah few days
ago and Wednesday was arrested by
Detectives Scott and Burns of that
place on a warrant from Mayfeld,
Ky. charging him with beating a
board bill of 56 at hotel there.
A few hours after Goodwins was
placed under arrest, he succeeded in
getting bail, but later the bondsmen
backed out of the proposition and
Goodwin was again placed in Jail
The board bill at Mayfield was
contracted for the most part by a
Cairo man who went to Mayfield un-
der instructions of Mr.. Goodwin to
organize a Moose lodge there and he
says he had nothing to do with the
payment OF the account.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-09-22
JEWISH HOLIDAYS
BEGIN THIS WEEK
New Year Will Be- Observed This
Evening and Tomorrow--Yom
Kippur, Ten Days Hence, Ends
Penitential Season,

Rosh Hashonah, the Jewish New
Year, will be observed beginning
this evening, which in the Jewish
calendar will be Tisri l. of the year
5672, dating from the creation Of
the world.
This evenings observance of Rosh
Hashonah marks the beginning OF
the ten penitential days. the last
Of which, Yom Kippr, or the Day OF
Atonement, comes Sunday night, Oc-
tober /, this year. An all-day serv-
ice, with fasting and prayer, will
mark Yom Kippur.
The Penitential season is one in
which the good Jew is given an op.
portunity under his religion to
make an enumerated confession oil
his sins and pray the forgiveness OF
the Eternal. II during that time
overlooks any sin which he
committed in the year just ending
he has an opportunity on the last, OF
Day of Atonement
Excluding all earthly thought and
fasting, the believer will devote his
mind to review of the years work
One of the great features during the
services of Rosh Hashonah is the
blowing of the shofar, which calls
to repentance, its blasts appealing
to the angels to intercede with the
Almighty for those who have sinned
Rabbi Sidney Theceke. OF the Pa.
ducnh synagogue, will conduct the
service In Cairo. He arrived yester.
day and will remain over to ofhclatc
at the Yom Kippur ceremonies. He
LIS a voting graduate Of Cincinnati
and is highly esteemed by his peo-
|ple.