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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-09-23
;AFF0RD LODGE OF CAIRO
ASSISTS IN INSTALLATION
OF BEECHWOOD LODGE

Sanford lodge OF Odd Fellows OF
,airo has accepted an invitation to
install the officers of Beechwood
odge at Mounds, Thursday, Oct. 3.
rhe members of Beechwood lodge
lave made arrangements to enter
ain large number of visiting Odd
Fellows on this occasion. They will
5e assisted by Mounds Rebekah
lodge in entertaining the Odd Eel
lows and Rebekahs that will visit
Mounds on that occasion. A fine
banquet will be prepared by the
Mounds. Rebekahs.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-09-23

Jacob A. Eichenberger of the
Blue Front restaurant is ill at his
home, 314 Seventh street.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-09-23
Strike BREAKERS
MAY STRIVE TO
END COAL STRIKE
Advertisements Lead Bingham
Unionists to Declare Other
Miners May Walk Out
associated Press Dispatch,

ASSUCldltu Iie0o bicpdbtli'
Bingham, Utah, Sept. 22.-When
became known here, tonight, that
;trike breakers were being adyer-
ised for in Denver, and other cities,
tnion leaders were of the opinion
hat those hired would be brought
o Bingham.
All union leaders agreed that the
lttempt to resume operations with
imported men would be the signal
or general walk-out in western
aiming camps, in which owners of
he Utah Copper Co., are said to have
n interest. They said they would
10 all they could to prevent violence
lere, but could not be responsible
or individual acts.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-09-23

Illino.s-Fair Monday; probably
Tuesday.
Kentucky-Fair in west, cloudy in
east portion; Tuesday probably fair.
Missouri-Fair Monday: Tuesday
cloudy.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-09-23

Miss Flora Dougherty of Mound
jity who has been spending the
summer in Cairo with her sister Mrs.
Harry Hood of S14 Twenty-hfth
itreet will sail from San Francisco,
1alif., for the Philippine Islands,
Jet 0 In company with her brother
apt. A. j. Dougherty and family
and she will rtmain there for several
months. Capt. Dougherty has been
located with his regiment in the
Carolinas for some time. Miss
Dougherty has been visiting sister
at Lebanon. ILL.,, for several weeks
and goes west from that place.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-09-23
lincoln bEACHY
FEATURES LAST
OF AERO MEETING
Dresses as a Woman and Causes
Launch to 0verturn in
Lake Michigan
Associated Press Dispatch.

Associated Press Dispatch
Chicago, Sept. 22.----The tipping
over and rescue of eight spectators
in a launch, the near-drowning of
two hydro-aerNplanists, far out in
the lake, and the pranks of an avia-
tor dressed as woman brought CHI
cago's second annual aviation meet
ing to close, tonight.
Great crowds near Grant Park
were startled to observe what ap-
peared to be woman driving in an
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-09-23
MISUNDERSTANDING OF ORDERS
CAUSES TWO DEATHS.
Press Dispatch.

Associated Press Dispatch.
Friendship. n Y. Sept. 22,--Two
persons Were killed, tonight. and a
score injured, three probably fatally
when an excursion train on the
Pittsburgh. Shawmut and Northern
railroad collided with coal train at
Nile, two miles west Of here, The
wreck Is said to be due 70 misun-
derstanding Of orders.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-09-23

Concluded On Third Page,
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-11-14
PRIVATE IS UNFAIR
SAYS COMMISSION


zpect to the agreement. or course
its d public agreement We want full
publicity on it.
The Star.Bulletin today secured
from the stenographer who was pres
ent ct the meeting q Transcription cf
her notes, showing that the word
|, .prirate. was not used and corrobor-
etine the contention of the commits
sIo1ers that at no time has there been
any suggestion Of secret or private
understanding between the board and
the oil company
+ The transcription Il as follows
Mr.. MeStockef brought up the
matter of the fuel oil pipe line and
stated that he had several suggestions
to offer in connection Herewith, as
he thought It was too bad that after
the Government had CONSTRUCTED the
line that no agreement could be made
with the oil company to use the line
mr.. wakefield: i think it might
be 8 good plan to discuss this matter
in q Committee of the Whole, IS ii
win allow more freedom.
This suggestion was put fl the
form Of motion and unanimously
carried. 2
Aureement is Brief
Pending an opinion from the AttOr.
ney General IS 70 the various progi.
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PROMPT ACTION.

PROMPT action in The case Of fire
always means less damage by fire
and water. After . fire has brokep
cut, every seconds delay spells loss
The DEMO fire alarm system offers
the most certain means OF instar.
.taneoHsly ascertaining its existence
and fighting ii. Advertisement.
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Between Boards 100 Pineapple
(, P|nsappIs 6 !, 3og Q|sa ~
Session Sales SIS Olaa 81. 5 0laa
g PIneapple TIA 5 Pineapple
.|... ..EaI u''at|,n t.e' esaIs
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new bridge was constructed In the
Heeia-uli section.
Gallery Of Fame. VS.
The chairman of the ways and
means committee was authorized to
arrange FOR getting 4 group picture of
the present board to hang on the wall
when Il goes out Of office. With the
pictures Of former boards.
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sions a The form disagreement 6s IT,
animously adopted BY the board ii
committee Of the whole yesterday a.
fe1ncoIk the conmisei toner's do not
wish to make public the text. as some
changes may be found necessary BY
the governments official adviser. The
agreement Is simply = short set 81
PROV Isions for use b TIE Pie line 81
tie tofnrany on payment 8 Al ade.
q6afe sun Yearly during tie Iin,e t6t
agreement is IN force. and provisions
are suggested whereby no one com
pany can secure = monopoly on the
use Of the harhor front fpr piping oil:
When the terms Of the agreement as
indorsed By The Territorial authorities
are finished, they will be given pub
Iicity, said the commissioners this
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~ 49, 49,. $3.50 .t-Nt -
I fer Incl rig = -. aayer-
/ TIE sItr Tor tho nhfmaI quarantine
slaf1Dn &C KahaluI has been secured
and thai for the station = Hiio 81
Phi. your faxes lDdsy. after -
| lsln illstanl Ten per eent will ~ adied.
Tnkc your Tar hili viii y0n. alIser-
basement.
Excelsior Lodge. I D. o. r. At -
Eiketing on Tuesday evening decided
AGAINST selling he Otd FeIIoNs slall
wanted Two more passengers Tor
IarOunfi the Island q 3el00. Lewis
Stables and Garage Tel zlli:-ad
Irerfisenlent
Orders taken now Tor green Christ.
mas trees from California Henry
/ May 8 Co, Ltd Telephone 127L
| aIroFfieemclat
Removal sale Of millinery 1t Dick
crson's, Hotel Majestic Evefy hut
I'm the store % Re sold = I, saorilice.
advertisement
Marshal Hendry left On The Mauna
Kea for the Bic Island yesterday al
ernoon. on 4 business rip He win
be away several dage.
Pineapple so1a and Hires Root Beer
--cxcolI6nf summer drinks ere bot
tied ~ the consolIdated Soda Works.
Horses and brood Mares from Seat
tie for sale Fine work and driving
horses. Telephone 1109 or call -
Club Stables 81 Knkri street
The Perkins 1913 Art Calendars are
Of wonderful beauty. A. lor theu
IT any store where similar goods arc
solI Perkins studio Hotel street
The Speed Kodak operates with To- !
cal plane shutter and does ~ ne
work Of the GrafIex hut costs less
See 4 ct tie Honolulu Photo Supply
Poi. De Cfnes Owes lessons on Yio-I
lin. Cello. Mandolin, Guitar, UkuIeIeI
and Hawaiian music Terms nlolei- f!
ate. Studio. rs BerelanIa st. Phone /
66I f6r(Isfuehf
Dsn6crals ars nov discussing the /
possibility 81 extending The term q /
TIE mayor % four years The matter
probably will bc broHcLtd % tie De-
Inotr6LIc tefI(rGL co1IzIiILo1 soon
Green stamps are nov freely Elvsn
lat the a 3 G grocery King street. "a /
nous f6r lis l63 prices f6f cash ~ I
cash ana collect green stamps /
They're taIn6l.| advertisement
Az ~ ~ gole.1lnsr - ps-
Iake your tax y. g - eI.'ee ene
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I6tsf Is'.Ind sl61ra n. CO.
Hawaiian EIcctric CO.
Hon II A. g II Co. Pref
H||0 II ~ O.. u s . +.
I|| II[|[n. Co. 6 800.
H11a'I11 Pineapple co. !.
.njonE oIok =. @. pd NJ
81 B & j. q. a;
The Washington herald., 1912-07-27
MAY INCREASE
TRADE RELATIONS
Southern Commercial Congress
Starts Movement to Strengthen
Friendship.

A movement with view to increasing
the trade and strengthening the AMIGA
bic relations between the United States
and the other Pan-American republics
has just been inaugurated by the South
is fourfold.
Southern Central American republics to
a greater interest in the vast expansion
Of American and South American trade
which is bound to result from the open
ing Of the Panama Canal IN 1919 Efforts
will also be made to diffuse informa-
tion among the American public with
respect 10 the steps already being taken
by the South and Central American re-
publics to seize commercial advantages
resulting from the opening of the canal.
The second aim will be to furnish in
formation 10 American exporters to the
Pan-American republics with a view to
making them better able TO compete
with the European merchants. who are
generally conceded to possess superior
methods in trading.
The third part OF the movement Is to
divert TO institutions OF learning in the
United States a large percentage of
these South and Central American stu
dents who annually attend the big uni
versities Of Europe.
The fourth phase Of the project is to
urge the teaching OF Spanish in the
public schools, colleges. and universi-
ties of the country to a greater extent
An effort will also be made to found
Pan-American chairs in the principal
American institutions Of learning
The Washington herald., 1912-07-27
LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.

Quotations given below for large lots Jobbers'
prices are higher.
EGGS-Near-by fresh Virginia I7aIs: West vir-
Sinia ard Southwest rirginia. II: Tennessee, M
BUTrER-Elgin. fancy. per h.. 21l4as: Western
frSts. 3isa7h; seconds, a6IsaH: store packed, 20
CHEEsE-Nev York State factory. new. Is
PouLTRY-Hens, per H.. l5al5is; roosters. Per
h., ,: turkeys. Bal5; chickens sprinsers Da22
DRESSED PoULTRY-Hens. choies. per lb. sa
is'a turkeys per b. Is; young ducks. i2als; chick
eus 2Oa2.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. new. No. !. PEI bbl.
25aaoo; No. 2. per bbl local5O; corn. per do1.,
loa5; yams IN. O.. per bbl., 275a2o0; sweet, per
crate. 75al.oo; (MaYlandD. per bbi, 22a275; Span
ish. per crate. l5o; new cabbage. PER crate. Sa5o
egg Plant. Florida per crate. L5oa2oo; lettuce per
basket. l0ca2oo: string beans. per basket. T5aloo
per bbl. 20a3oo; squash. per bbl 50: beets Yer 100
punches. Looa2o0; kae. per bbl. 5a75: spinach per
bbl, loalZS: tomatoes, per crate l75a2 so e'icum-
bers home grown. 5a75; peas, per bbl. 5o60.
GREEN FRUITS-Appies. new. per basket. .
s50: box, soa60; bd.. l5oa.o; oranges Cali
fornia, per box. 3.7sai5; Florida oranges $50
aSoo; lemons. per box. a5oat@: srape fruit. PEI
Bcca250o per hundred: oantalOupes. per crate. loa
rs: peaches per crate looa75; huckleherries, per
Of. Gallo; backberries 6al21 plums. per qt-, ia6;
euITa1;s & rsT at; , sal III sT1ps' % = pr caTreS m
900; No. . Eoca22 50; mixed hay. sooa2 %; straw
De bale I5calsoO: machine thrash. s.ooalc.oo;
straw. wheat. per ton. Tosso; straw. oat. per ton
T.5oaso
LIVE sToCK-sheep. Ter b.. aa3ls; spring lambs.
PER h. 7a7s: calves, choice. per H.. sisas; medium
Per H.. T11as.
WOOL AND HIDEs-wool washed. free Of buns
per h. Sa35; wOcl unwashed, PER lh. .; hides, dry
Ter III. l5al6: green hides per h.. Il: calfskins
green. each. l25al.51.
GRAIN-wheat. per bus. l.ooal.o6; corn. shelled
sOase: ear. rer bbl. isSa5oo; oats. Western white
No. 2, per bus. e1a65; cats. mixed per bus. 6,a62
bran. S.oOasnoo; middlings. 0.ooa52oo.
SEEDS-Red clover. PER bushel, n-0sll5o; alske
clover Io0oal20o: white clover. Boasi.eo: crimson
clover 575ss0e: timothy Ls5a4T5: blue grass. L75a
IS; redtop grass. l3oaIio per 100 lbs; alfalfa,
per bush. l2ooaI5W
The Washington herald., 1912-07-27
BALTIMORE MARKETS.

Baltimore Nd. July 6-MILLFEED-spring
bran, in locib. sacks. Per ton. 5.5a8.0: -four 10
white middlings. in loo-ll. sacks s-oeA oa Western
middlinss in loo-lb sacks, per ton. G.5a9W; City
Mills middlings in loolb. sacks. per ton 3 5oa29 oO
City Mills middlings, white. in loo-Ih sacks. ton.
55ooa,soo: City Mills bran. in loolb. sacks per ton
2eooa0oo
RYE-Stock in elevators. e7ss bushels: shipments
from elevators. 2n bushels Bag lots. by. TO
quality 65aso.
oATs-Stock in elerators sis-5 bushels; shipments
from eleratns 10 ls5 bushels No. white 6s; stand
ard white eias4ls: No. > white. eJIsas4
HAY-No. l timothy, S.oa5.o: No. . 3ooa3 50;
No. }, Ia.ooa1.50; choicr light clover mixed - ooa
= 50; No. l mixed, q ocaeI 80; No mixed Il soa
$3.50: No. clover, H.0oaIs.0o; do. No ? 3NalsoO;
meadow g-ass and very grassy hay. l3oal5oo; no
grade hay. TO kind. quality. and cundition l0.0a
l6oo; packing hay and swale grass. loohi2m.
STRAV-No ! straight, l60oal7.p: No. straight
rye straw l55nais.oo; No tangled rye straw IZooa
T. 50; No tangled rye straw. uooall5o; No. /
wheat straw. e5nalooo; wheat straw No. . saaaoo;
No / cat straw 95Oal0O; No. oat straw ssaeO 90
BUTTER-CreameTy. fane. Ter H., ZH; do,
choice. lb, 2saA; do. good. per H.. 2ia25; do.
prints, h. 2sa3o; do, blocks. Ea2s: ladies. per III
2la22: Maryland and Pennsylvania rolls, Ib laaoo:
Ohio rolls, h.. ls West Virginia rolls Der h 10:
store packed. h.. ls: Maryland Virginia and Penn.
tylrania dairy prints per H.. -; process buttrr
2a8
EGGS-MaryIaDd. Pennsylrsnia. and nearby hrSts.
loss Of %; West Virginia, I9aD; Western hrs;s
loss OF. BAD; Southern frsts. loss OF. Isa1.
GREEN COFFEE-The market to-day was steady
No SPOT Trio grsdel. IiI.
ROASTED CoFFEE-The market was steady
The Washington herald., 1912-07-27
BALTIMORE GRAIN.

Baltimore. Nd. July 3.-wHEAT.-Stcck in ele-
rAtOTs ss. 70 bushels. Shipments from elevators.
;. go bushel. gOod demand awaits prime lots Of
Southern wheat and the market is steady. with
receipts bting cleaned up carly from day to day.
Sales Of cargues grade at % for No. red: a5ls
for special bin steamer No. red e5 for stock
steamer No. 2 red 90 for rejected and IS for can't
and drier rejected Bag lots by sample. to
quality and condition brought 80. 8, 50. 90. g. 20
&C. 81, IS. IS. Si- end 81 PER bushe. Foreign mar
kets frmer.
Contract to-day at the opsnins frmer. with
July sS. SPOT No . rrd wheat early ssIs
and August the price. while September sold
al 9sn.. The market the l2i5 call hrmer.
with July esk. Spot No red wheat So and
August the price, while September sold AT
ga and steamer No. red at sr.. Settling prices
officially posted were: No red, So; steamer No.
. red eis.
CORN-Stcck in elevators. y .s5l bushels Ship
ments from elevators. GIT bushels. The arrivals
Of Southern today consisted Of about 100 bush
els Of prime white stock. which met ready sale at
good prices. Quote: Track yellow corn for do
mestic delivery at e per buslel for lots on
spot. Under moderate offerings and q fair demand
the market for cob corn ruled steady today. with
prime yellow nearby stock selling at 40 per barrel
Contract today at the opening dull. with spot
mixed IS nominal. The market a. the l. IS
call dull. with spot mixed ouru e. Settling
price officially posted: Contract, S.
The Washington herald., 1912-07-27
WEEKLY REVIEW OF TRADE
Volume of Business Up to Normal and Every
Crop Prospect Is Pleasing.

New York. July A-Bradstreet's to-
morrow will say:
This weeks reports furnish a veritable
budget Of good news. Practically every
crop prospect pleases. current trade Is of
seasonable volume, buying for fall and
beyond is expanding. the iron and steel
industry is oversold, labor is scarce, the
railroads are preparing for heavy traf-
fic in the autumn, gross earnings are
improving, just now no one seems to be
much concerned about political matters
in fact most interest is displayed In the
returns likely to be made by the soil
and although retail dealers have to cut
profits in order to move stocks, bust
ness has been stimulated. But the crops
occupy the pre-eminent Position. Esti-
mates on the country's wheat Yield are
being increased so that a crop of 7O0-
00OOo0 bushels is now predicted this
being the third largest ever reported The
spring wheat crop as well as that of
oats will be of record proportion.
Delivery of clothes and mems wear
are so far behind as to cause some
dealers a little anxiety.
Lumber is active. especially in the
Pacific northwest. Groceries are In good
demand. Hardware and builders sup
plies are well and though sales of shoes
are held up TO some extent by high prices,
these will, no doubt, have to be paid, and
consumptive requirements are such as TO
necessitate expansion in this line Leather
Is firm. Hogs are at the highest point
this year, but produce is plentiful and
cheap. Flour is quiet because lower
prices are expected. Manufacturers of
jewelry are now quiet. but deem future
prospects to be better than for some time
past.
Business failures for the week ending
July 25 were 80, against aS3 last week
and al in the like week of 1911"
The Washington herald., 1912-07-27

New York. July 26.-Dun's review to-
morrow will say:
Statistics of trade movement tell of
a volume of business quite up to normal
Bank clearings this week are slightly
reduced because of a loss at New York
City, but at other leading centers the
gain averages 81 per cent over a year
ago and 7.3 per cent over 1910. For July,
to date. the increase is 35 per cent,
compared with both preceding years.
Railroad earnings for the first half
of the month exceed by Is per cent the
earnings Of the same roads a year ago.
Foreign trade maintains the high
movement of the fiscal year just closed
Latest returns at New York aggregate
for the week s33,250.sS3. against 81. .oso, 900
year ago and s29,oso,0oo in 1910. Ex-
ports increased largely. while imports
were practically the same in value for
the three years. Betterment in growing
grain, which promises SO much for fall
trade. naturally depressed prices in
wheat and corn. further reflex of the
excellent progress made by the crops is
the tendency to provide more fully for
future needs at Northwestern trade GEN.
tiers.
THAT Industrial lines are well en-
ployed is indicated by the advance in
products of iron and steel and by the
better demand and higher prices this
week for copper. A moderate trade is
noted in cotton goods. Higher prices
have been announced for some grades,
and the market throughout Is very
strong. The demand for wooiens is
about all that could be desired, and raw
wool is readily taken at the higher
prices asked. The shoe trade makes a
further gain this week, and New Eng
land and other manufacturers constantly
receive some additional order, but the
higher prices still tend to check busi-
ness. Prices in leather and hides move
upward. and available supplies are ap-
parently reduced. There is no indica-
tion of undue speculation In any direc-
ton to threaten future stability. and the
firmer values in practically all depart
ments OF trade are sustained by the con-
stantly Increasing requirements of con-
sumera"
The Washington herald., 1912-07-27

A0a4@. New soft straishts. TO arrive. 4saAis. In
barrels.
HAY-RscriptA IN tons; steady; trade b dun.
Qunfatons are: For prime timothy, LIZ; No. I.
il-0; No. . lBalD; No. J. soAl.oo
srRAW-Reeeipts. 30 tons; easier; badne0 slow.
Long rye quoted at T5ap
PoRk-steady: trade is dull. Mess, DosD 3;
family. % ooaD0
BEEF-Steady; inquiry Is Quiet PACKET ls 50.
n.5o: family isopaisD
COFFEE-There was 4 good coffee market here as
well abroad today. The chief incentive to q higher
the foreign markets together with moderate re-
ceipts At primary points the movement being con-
siderably under that Of a year ago. The days
prices were as follows:
The Washington herald., 1912-07-27
NEW YORK MONEY.

New York, July 3-Money on call at the Stocs
Exchange to-day opened at "a per cent: highest "a
lowest. ~; closing 2is per cent. Most Of the days
loan7 were made at "a per cent.
The change noted late yesterday in time money was
maintained and rather accentusted to-day. The De
mand was largely concentrated the siI months
maturity. which was extremely scarce. Lenders
chieny Offered ninety-day money. which did not
especially appeal to borrowers The volume Of busi.
ness. In ether words was not very large but those
seeking accommodation had submit to the lender
lomt OF view. Rates: 3ka3s per cent for sixty
GAYS, S1A5s per cent for ninety days per cent for
four months. 4hails per cent for five months, and
t1za4& per cent for SIX months
Mercantile paper was affected by similar conditions
TO those prevailing In time money and was quoted
higher Buyers, were interested in the market to a
moderate extent, but insisted on full rates The as
sortment was quite large Rates: fia5 per cent for
sixty and ninety days' indorsenents ISa5 per cent
fcr chosse four and six months single Names 5K per
cent and upward for others
Interior money rates unchanged
The Washington herald., 1912-07-27
COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished By W. B. Hibbs 4 Co,
members Of the New York Stock Exchange, Hibbs
Building
New York July 8.-Again new high records were
recorded In cotton contracts to-day. On the orenine
shortly afterward strong buying movement set
In. caused by unfarorable weather map and much
higher Liverpool cables than expected This found
the market short, with that interest anxious buyers
There was a moderate reaction from the opening
prices Throughout the sesion heavy realizing sales
and bear pressure we'll absorbed by stdnners ard
for speculative account.
The weather map generally free from min
Temperatures, however. were very high.
Liverpool futures closed irregular with a net ,d-
Of from II To points Sales Of 5000 bales Of
SPOT cotton were made in Liverpool to-day at point
decline to I.sld for middling Manchester quoted
yarns quiet and nfm; cloths quiet and steady