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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-01-05
Children We're Rescued.

The fire occurred about 5 O'Clock
Yesterday morning. The entire family
We're asleep and did not wake up UNI
til the house. located near the city
water works was a mass of flames
Brock awoke and attempted to rouse
his children and as he and his eldest
daughter heroically rescued the sleep
ing youngsters. making three trips In
to the burning building, they suffered
severe burns.
Brooks history since he became Il
resident Of Tut about two years
ago, has been list Of unfortunate
occurrences. Shortly after arriving
in Tulsa, he was arrested by a city
officer who discovered that he had
broken parole from the Kansas
penitentlary by leaving the state. Lo
cal people became interested In his
case and requested Governor Stubbs
of Kansas to allow Brock to stay
here as he was working hard to make
q living for his family. This was
done and Brock was allowed to re-
main in Tulsa.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-01-05
Deserted by Wife.

A little later locks wife deserted
him and her six children and ran
off with another man. Last sum
mer Brock, together with another
man. was arrested for stealing from
box ear in West Tulsa, but again
the charge against him was dis
missed.
Since then he has moved from the
tent in which the family lived to the
small house near the water works
which was destroyed by fire yester-
day.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-01-05
Personalities Are Called.

The proceedings also involved "a
spirited discussion between Mr.. New
lands and Senator Bailey of Texas. Re-
plying to a charge by the Nevada sem
ator that representative government
had proved a failure. the Texan declar
ed that congress had been espec ally
responsive to the public will during
the past twenty years He added the
opinion that but for some "demagog-
ues." there would have been still more
effective response. WheI Senator
Newlands manifested a disposition to
construe the remark as a personal re-
Election, Mr.. Bailey disavowed any
such intention.
THE senator from Nevada has
enough to bo responsible for without
holding that" said Mr.. Bailey.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-01-05
Congress Not For People.

Amplifying his agreement in sup
port for providing an order of bust
ness, Mr. Newlands mentioned the
neglect OF congress to enact legislation
for the improvement for waterways
and for falling to provide for ply
steal valuation OF the railroads. as in
stances where In congress failed to re-
spond U the popular demand for ac-
tion.
He charged the appointment OF the
National Waterways commission had
been made to postpone action, describ-
Ing the proceedings as "sandbag-
ging" process, | which he said two
republicans and two democrats partic-
ipated.
He said also that the railroads had
been Instrumental in opposing the inn
provement Of navigable streams.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-01-05
ANOTHER acknowledgement

persons out Of every thousand OF
Tulsa's population were married dur
Ing the year 1911, The percentage OF
death during the same time was but
eight 10 the thousand IL. r. Tucker.
manager Information Bureau.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-01-05
LITTLE ny LITTLE-The Frisco

lime card change next Sunday brings
Tulsa two more train crews that al
present run In and out Of Sapulpa,
and by the same change O''-e' ma
city loses two tralns-E, T. Tucker,
manager information Bureau.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-01-05

tContinued ON page ~
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-10-01

BunbeSarmee eintrat unb am 8. Geps
tenlber 1912 bonn 8, Snf. Reg. In ct.
Sbomas entflob.
- 9err Spbann Roenis BON Der Is.
.nnb @arrarb Mbenue feierte geitern
feinen 46. @eburtstag. Gr tDurbe an
lGblih Der seier BON feinen 5ablreie
den Greunoen nit elmer Surpriie
partp beebrt unb nit biibfhen Ges
ihenten beoadt.
- Oas bsmptratil6e Gretutiptoms
mittee bielt eeitern gbenb cine Gibs
uns unter bem @priiBe ppn Wilfe 6.
6an ab unb traf 8orbereitunsen 5ur
Hestitrirune. Gs ipuroe auh bic 6rage
beiprphen, OF Reben i'm GDuntp sebal@
ten iperben 1pllen. Man fam gu oem
gntihlub, bab sine nRuIp" abgebals
ten tperben ion nnp iollen prominents
Rebner ensaeirt iperben, barrrter Se=
natpr Suie sames. Die oenpfratifhe
,Rallp" iou am 81. Sttober, am Gage
Der Ginipeibung Des Snbepenbenee
gourtbaufes in Snpepenoence abssbals
ten iperben.
= prof. @piparb Strubel, Orsaniit
Der Muttereottestirh, 1T seftern bon
Ieiner piermpnutlihen gurppuretie In
Neip gort einsetroffen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-10-01
- gbarles .Npbert Stabl, 33 unb
Nellie 6. Dapis, %. beibe BON bier.
eripirften eirlen 6eiratbs5mein.

- Charles .Mubtrt 5tabl, 33 uni
Nellie 6. Dapis, %, beioe BON bier
erlpirtten einen peiratbsfnein.
Grau 8. q. Gtieg aus 6amiIs
ton, aber in Neu Merito anidiIig
ipeilt bier, nah elmer Mbipeienbeit bon
Is Sabren, bei 0erpanoten auf Bes
iud. Sbr 8ater ipar 5rant + Gifher
ipelher DOR 20 Sabren in Norb 5amil.
ton bon einem 3ug iiberfabren uni
getDbtet purbe.
- Hihter @arb betpilliate Der Ser.
tba 2arfb bic Sdeibuns bon Charles
2arib auf Grunb bon Wernahl1ifi
suns unb fprad ibr bic Sbbut iibe,
ibre brei Rinoer uno $50 bic Wo1.
alimente au.
- S. 6. Sholenberser. ipelher mil
ietner Gamilie in Sepen Mile fpobnt
psrgiftete fid Dorseitern aufdais burd
einen S1lud Magenbitters. Or. 6. g.
5ersulon bon Somerpiue bate arpBt
Mtiibe, i'm tpieoer gum Berpubtieir
81 brtngen. 9err Shollenberser battt
IS perna4lGiiist. bic 6laihe isbes Mal
Su fhutteln uno trant beim lebten
Sflud aus Der sSlafhe Die giftigen
Sngre3ien. Delhe ficb am 8poen ange'
febt batien. Gr fiel nad benz Srunl
beiinnunsslps gu 8open.
- Grabilhof 6enrp MDller bon
Cincinnati tpirb ndhFte Mphe in ber
ct. Stepbans, ct. SoIepbs, ct. pe-
ters unb ct. 0eroniea Stride bic Sir
mung ipenben.
- Der 2eibHallbeIiber Scnus sy.
Mbite itarb porseftern In ieiner Wobs
nung, go. 302 Siib r8" Strabe, i'm
Ilter BON 56 Sabren. gr binterldbi
Die Satin unb atpei ainber. Sein
Sobn Rart lit Dor elmer Wohe geftors
ben.
-glarerice Stssnsr bon Cincinnati
Curbe tpeeen su i6nellem 6abren mil
Ieinem Nutomobil in Der 6ieb Strabt
perbaftet unD mubte $5 Strafe uni
Soften be5ablen.
= Mm. u. Seperoine bon Ner
Nprt unb 8onilla ssor bon port Union
erlanaten einen beiratbsfhein uni
tpurben ppn paitor 8. u. Didmunr
aetrdut.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-10-01

- llnier Neent in Samilton lit
Serr Gouaro grud, 449 Sao ssiinite
StraRe. gea Sci. 476 g., Some
Gbpne 1851 u. 8
5raugetDbtst, Mannidper
perlest.
Serr unb Jrau gb. sSdulfner, mel.
DIE auf einem MOtorepeIe fubren, muir.
ben Sonntag Ibsnb on Der 4. Strabe
in Miobletppn BON sinem Big Sour
9iiter5us beim areu5sn Der @slsiis
aetroffen. 5rau DauItnsr lpurbe auf
Der Stele setDotet unb ibr Gatte err
lltt einen Shdbelbruh unb brad
beibe Qrme unb 8eine. gr lpurbe mad
pem ct. gti5abetb 9oipital in Oaps
ton, g., gebru6t, mo- man tsins 9ofT,
nung fir fein auftommen best.
- Die @roBseihiporenen tratsn aez
tern Wiorsen 5uiammen, ipurben absr
fosleid tpieber big mad Der gountg
Jair am Wontae sntlaKen.
- Die ct. Sobannes 3irte feiett
ndditen Sonntaa in Oit 6amiItpn
bas 20. Stiftunesfeit, BEL peldsr @e.
Isgenbeit paitcr s. gsitiid BON Glm=
ppob oes Na6mittass uno paitor
gourquin bon Reabing uno paitor
8entbin bon Winton place Des
abenos prebiseu nerben.
- Hen. Marp Mnbretps, Hohter
pon Hobert 81. 9lnbretps bon bier,
apurpe lebte Mode als Naafolaerin
non Rep. Daoib 8. BotboF als Upr=
feberin bes nSpope Settlement" In
Der Stabt Ranfas gitp, Mp., gelpdblt,
- Die Butler gountp Sair, tpeldt
beute besinnt. Derfpridt fih einss sils
ten 3ufpru9s gu erfreuen.
- Der DQufdreiner Spbn 1ie.
mener, SEQ. 338 Woub Strabe, fart
i'm mercp 90}pital i'm altsr Don sc
Sabrsn.
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2okal.Derid)l
Yro(peritdf-Sisa
Sm Sntereiie Der @ieoerermablung
bes Eraiioenten Saft ins Seben
gernfen.
Sic 2iga ioll Der Nnfleus fir einc
it'd iiber bas aanse Ganb er.
itrefenbe gcpegung Iein.

Inter bem Wamen .Hrofperitdts.
2iga" nuroe geitern cine @ereinigltng
ms 2eben gerllfen, oeren Wfitglleoer
iih perpilihten, nit alien ibnen 81
8ebote itebenoen arditen fiir bic @ie.
oereripdbliing bes Hrdiioenten 9ai!
su agitiren uno tpie es in Der beiref.
fenoen @eiolution beiBt, roaoiirh ben
Stanbaro Der nmerifaniifen 2obHe
auf Der bisberigen Sobe 81 erbalten
unb Die sSortbuuer Der aneritanliben
Snouitrie 3u lidern."
Sic 8riitloung oieier 2igd erfoIgte
unter oen giinitigIten auipisien in
elmer auBeroroentlif Experimentation
giirgerperiammlung i'm SurniaaI oes
Ohio Wtedalics SnItitute. Ger bon
perihieoenen befannten SnbuItriellen
erganeenen ginlaoung su bieier Ser
iamnlung nar IN @eihaitsfreiien
iebr 3ablreit3 entiprohen norben
nno neben Dem Irbeitgeber mar Der
9lrbeiter ebenfaas oertreten, in boiler
GrfenntniB Der Sbatiade. oaB Die
fsortbnuer Der gegen1pdrtigen Ser
bdltniiIe BON genau oemielben Ssn.
tereiie fir ben fyabrifberrn mie ben
9lrbeitnebner lit ,ino Tie baber IN
Dem gegenipdrtigen @nblfampfe
Sd)ulter an Sfilter iteben ntiiIien.
gerufene 9teoner erlduterien Die
aegenipartige poIitilfe Gage, nament.
lid nit 8esue aif Die 3ariifraee,
iorpie be3iislid, Der eebaiiigen @i,.
griffe, Die in n0lig nnberehtigter
@eiie ouf Die Gerion bes grdiibenter
9ait BON 9beohore Rooiepelt gelrlahi
moroen iinb unb Die 8riinoung ber
2iga erfoIste, iuie bon oen nerid,ic'
henen Meonern bcrporgpboben muroe
Inn Dem 10 Derunglimpiten graiiben.
ten 5aft Die gebiihrenoe @erehtigfeit
|pieberfabren su laiien nnb leine@ie
bererpdblung ols pollitdnbige Neba
bilitirung berbei5ufiibren.
Ste bieiige 2iea luirb BEN aern
punft fir cine getpegung inasntereii'
Der 0iebererpdblang bes Hrdiioen
ten Iait bilben, Die iih iiber Dos gan
&c 2anb eritreden ioa unb su bieieu
3iped ipiro cine brieflihe agitatiol
in's @erf eefest merben. ssSn oieieI
griefen, Die in aaereriter 2irie az
Snouitriene unb 8eihGitsIelte ge
ribtet nerben, miro auf Die 0efab
rem bingelpieien iperben, ipelhe ben
2anbe i'm Sale Der grm1bling eines
bernofrntiihen 9rdiibeilten init frei
5oIlneriidRn 4niihten oroben Uni
! bre gnpfdnaer Der Sfreiben erbal
| ten gleih3eitig bic Mufforberuna ib
rerieits ebenfaas ioIhe griefe aus
suienben, iooaE. pie Der 8oriiter I,
ser geItrigen 9eriammlung, Ser
Jreo. @eier, betnerfte, binnen tpeni
gen Mohen oieie 9etpegung bernr
Inn iih gegrifien baben pirb. bal
6linberttauiepbe folder Gfreiben ),
guuitea Der 8ieoerer!pdblung oei
praii6enten aaft ii& IN GirtuIatiol
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n0ebtes sSriibiabr Sor einem Sabr CAB
mid Der 9ottor aIf aaD er mar hberraid3t,
mid In bieiem 6riibiabr uno In neiHsm
3nltanbe 5u ieben. SD lobe 2pbid q.
gtntbam's gesetabls COMPOUND, tpotmmer
id bingebe, benn i'd tbeib, bab i6 ni1t
mcbr bter iein obsr unferen biiblhen fletnsn
&naben babtn tpiirDe, ipentl id) Is nt4t ge=
nommen bdtte.-- Wrs. Earub 5. g tus
art, 3. &. s. No. z, Bog is, Glmo, Vto.
Ser Grfols bon 2pbia q. 4infbom's Bee
getable COMPOUND, bon g1urSein uuo pflans
3tn semabt, III unoerslei6lid. Sd fonn
nit ooll.ommensr 3upeKEdst BON Grautn
ai,gepanbt perben, ipelabe an Nerfetung,
Gnt,iineune, 9uincrs, alnreselmdbieieitsn,
reripoi{Gen Shmer,snt RadeninmerJen,
uleperDriideHbem 8eflbll Bldbun9en, llns
rcrbauliHftit, 6bninDelhufailsu ober 9er:
tenihpdne ltiben 2paia 8. pinibons
Weeetable COMPOUND lift Die StanoarosWes
bi3in fir fyrauenleihsa.
Jaas Sie eines ip,siclen Ratb.
fhlass bebiirfem, 10 fihreiben sie
lDertraneusbpl0 an bic 2sbia s.
Hiufham Webieiue g., apnn, WaK.
abr Brief ipiro bon elmer neiblif)en
,Yerion seOifnet, seleifn mnb inter
ibem SieeI Der itriftfiten Veridauie'
senbeit ,6eantipprtet iperera.
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lpunben erlas, finpet beuis Dormtttda
nm 8 ubr BON ber Corpus Gbrt{ti
&irde aus itdtt.
6ermann Runse, 25 Sabre alt.
itarb seitsrn i'm Seton 9o5pital in
Cincinnati. Die 2eibe ipurbe nud)
feiner Wobnuns an Der IL. nnb Gers
man Gtrabe esbraht. Die 8eitattuns
finbet bon Der Gb. prot. ct. paulus
Rirhe aus itatt.
WilIiam apebr, 45 SABRE alt,
bon Der Mleranbria pite, nobe Nep=
port, peri6ludte seitern beim Mittag@
enen fein @ebib unb ipurbe bebufs
Gr5tli1er 8ebanbIuns nah bem5peers
9oipital sebraht. Or. RobertIon,
Der gerufen ipurbe, orbnete Die uebers
fiihruns ndh benz 6oIpitaI an. Mabrz
f9einli9 muB cine Operation noreer
nommen iperben, um ben 6rembtDrper
aus bem Masen gu entfernen.
Die Mnlpdlte Sobn 9euper fiir
oie Sstamp Woltins Co., Cincinnati,
unb 2aprence Oidin, fptpie gountp=
anlpdlt galbDea, tamen therein, bab
Der Son bes Nrtbur Mcgann, Der bes
Diebitabls bon @lasipaarsn, Hinsen
uip. bon Der Ostamp Nolting go. in.
getrage bon $1,000 ansetldst 1T, in
Cincinnati perbanbelt perben fol-. Mcz
Gam mar ein Inseitelter Der ssirma
unb bic seitoblensn 5aten tpurben
tbeilpeiie in feinsr Wobnuns borsez
funben.
Sn Der seitern Nahmittag ab.
geboltenen Sisiing Der &ommiiidrc
erbielt aontraftor Gnepfle Die Son.
trafte fir Die &erbeiierlmg Der -.
StraBe, spiihen Der Central slpenne
ilno Columbia StraBe; 4rnolb gaep,
BON Der z. CUR s. StraBe, unb Ban.
hermann Iaep, slpiiden Der 8. CTR.
uno Der grften Iuep, l1orbIid Der
Sarrp slpenue. Cine ReioIution pai-
ltrte, oaB Die Seitenlueae an Der Yorf
StraBe, BON Der 3. our 8. Strobe,
lmo on Der Wonfnplltb StraBe, ben
Der Gritten StraBe 5u oen Glen.
bubngeleiien, nit Cement belegt mer-
Den miliien. = $t5,423.95 ipurben
sur 3abInng angepieien. 9ie Ser.
belierungen an Der 4. StraBe, BON Der
Odonmoutb CUR Saratoga Strabe,
Inno Der 4. Strabe, BON Der Sorotoga
Str. 5ur 8aibington 9lnenue, uno oil
Der A. StruBe, bon ser 8aibington
Apenue sur Sperton StraBe, Die bon
oerldleoenen aontraftoren ousae,
fubrt ipuroen, fpuroen onoenommen
unb eine Drbinan3 paTirt, Spesials
iteuern fir bic gennnnten StroBen su
erbeben. - Iuf griuhen bes bemc.
trattihen unb bes rspublitaniihen
gretuttpfommittees tpurpe ben Beam
ten fir Die Regiitration unb Der 90.
bemberpabl mebr 3uIhub erlaubt
Die Glerts erhalten $3.50 pro 1ao
uno bic Ridtsr unb Sberiffs $3.50
pro Gag. - Gie ,Sirma Senfel &
Sullipan erbielten ben Gontrati fiji,
bic YerbeHeruns Der 2inben 4pe., por
Der 4. BIB 5ur Nber 2lue) unb bon be,
Moer aaep CUR Sbio 4lIeD. - Der
Seltenipee an Der 6. unb Wonmoutf
Strabe ioa freissbalt.n perben.
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Gattsn uuS Oeuebme.

- Sm 5auie Der Grau Mi. Rsders
an Der 3. uno Boone Strubs, 0upton
entitano seitern Qadnittas infolg,
zines fdaobuften aamins Elm iyeuer
bas sinen Sauoen bon $50 Derur.
iuhts.
- 0i. @oriteauns unb oas Sct
Cream Social, oas seItern BON sSrdu:
enDerein Der @pang. prot. ct. Soban:
nes Stride In 8eQebue peranitaltet
puros, mar in jsber Siniidt Elm gr.
folg.
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Semofraten. reaiitrirt beute!

= SSn ben fyGllen Der Supzgopingz
ton & Cincinnati Strabenbabu &C.
ieQihaft unD Der Union 2igbt, Seat
& Porper So. gegen ben Gountpclert
Sobn 3. Dillon, in benen es ft9 bar
Inn banbelt, ben gountpclerf gu per=
hinbern, Die bpn benz StaatszSteuerz
uus9lei6ungsratb angeIeBte geitsuez
rung Der genanntsn 9eiellIaaften an
suertennen, tpurDe Der tempordre Gin
hdltsbefebl aufre6terbulten unb bic
9erbunolung auf unbeitimmte 3eit
peri6oben. Die Gountpri6ter 5racp
rno 9arbeIon b0rten eenleinI4dftlth
bic Qrgumente.
- Sberiff Sobn 8pste unb Oeputn
Tinnegan begaben ii6 geitern nah
Spring 2ate, &D., I'm tppm0eli6 Qnz
haltspuntte i'm Sale Der grmorpung
ron sSobn geu, Der auf bem 6eimneg
eri4oifen tpuroe, gu finben. Die unz
teriuhung Oerlief jsooh reiultatlos.
5bomos Spsriban, Elm betannter
plum6er. itar6 gefern 8ormittdg III
ieiner WObnung No. 1927 Scott Str.
on sinem MagenIetoen zines plDgIidsn
S6bes.
gbomas 5aDlor, Elm Reaer,
tpuroe aeitern bonn Polisiiten ptdett
an Der z. unD Mabiion 9fpenue mad
largerer SagD per6aftet. Gr {o[l bic 13
Sabre alte Marie George, go. 279 80.
8. Strabe, uno gDa U2c5ite, IA Sabre
at, Np. 331 Crescent gbenue, angs-
falten baben.
= Die 2etpisburg 9eaeni. unterit.
GeieQf6aft go. /. bat fir ibre Beam
tennahl folseube Aanbibaten nomiz
nirt: Sir qrdiioent: Gbp. S9lepeis
unp 9eorg Shpub; fir 0iaeprdiiz
bent; 5enrs @linbmeper unb Sec
Baum; 5inan5@Setr.: 5arrp Stsinz
heim unb SEQ. Rieberbing; Rsc.z ST
fretdr: georg 8eisrle unb 2eonaro
Wentbaus; S6asmeiiter: Souls
Baum uno Georg Nppel; 5ruftees:
+. 8. Drude, 5enrn 8oute, 6enrr
SlDing, Wm. Meperins, SoI. Mahz
leio unb 9enrD W}iller.
: - Gountprt6ter D. 90. Glears
erlub eeitern sine Srbre, bab Der Sc.
rihtstsrmin in Snoepsnoenee, ap., an=
Hatt am l. 0ienitag i'm Oftpber am
3. WDntas I'M Sttober ftattfinost.
- 9eute lit Resiftrirunsstas. Sc
oer 8hrgsr fDlIte es fih aur pflihi
MAIDEN, fi1 au regiitriren-
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bier @srsts anb biss
felbet, iaeisn, i6 bats
te tin Grautnletbsr
uno 9Amor, unb nut
cine Operation i1nnt
inir belfen. Sd fonssf
st niht ldnet ssnu)
tin iisen, nm ~ ef
fels, uno icuntt iau1s
ibtaisn. Sd bate
iebr an Ghner5en IN
Der Seite unb een1
Nh6sn au leibell.
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Die aor5le
ga6en fe aul
Grau Gtuart ipnrbe enblih bud
0pbia 6. Einfbam's Wesctabls
COMPOUND gerettet.- SIM
Grsdblmug 1T intereFant.

Glmo, Wso. sd elaute, NtSstatk
COMPOUND If spunberbar benn g bat mi
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& ana H.-aibambra Sife Gp.,
yteWp0rt, ap. 1ge
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Sic Gopiustun Office fir bas uGin-
tinnatler &Dlfsblatt" befinbet iid) TIN
WebGnbe stip. 509-5f1 Wtubiipil
Nucnuc. 9lnseigen, MtttbeilunselI
iuD geiteGnngeu irgenomelder Irt
iuerDen bis 10 ltbr Ibeubs baielbit
entgescugenummeu. Selepbun SDutb
1924.
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-05-14
Johnson SAYS
EXPOSITION PAID
FOR TAFT SPEECH
California Governor Bitter Because
Of $4,000 Paid for Knox
Visit

San. Francisco, Calf, May ID
The eleventh hour of the presiden-
tial primary campaign took an un-
expected turn, today, Gov. Johnson
who announced that he had closed
his campaign for Roosevelt, reopen
ed 1t with an attack upon the Pan
ama-Pacific international exposition
management for importing a cabi-
net officer to do Taft politics" as
he charged, at the cost of the expo.
sition fund, and he heightened his
speaking list to include an address
tonight in Berkely.
"I've just learned" said the Gov
ernor, that the exposition paid S5,-
900 for the expense of the private
car of Secretary Knox on his recent
visit.
There would be no objection
thus, to pay the expenses of dis.
tinguished guest, but who will JUS
tify that payment in order that
Knox may do Taft politics in Cali
fornia?"
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-05-14
|. v. v. GIVEN
SETBACK WHEN
OPPONENTS WIN
Foes Of industrial Unionism" Vic.
torious in Socialist Con.
vention

indianapolis, Ind, Nav '13. IAN
tagonists in the Socialist nations!
convention to a plank in the plat
form declaring for united plan Of
labor organization as opposed TO the
class plan of the American Fedora
tion of Labor, tonight succeeded in
electing a majority of the members
of the platform committee of the con-
yention.
After the report OF the tellers was
read, Congressman Berger of Wis
consin, declared that not only would
the convention refuse to endorse
industrial unionism" but would go
on record as condemning methods OF
the Industrial Workers of the World
William d. Hayward said that mem
bers of his organization among the
delegates would go before the con
vention asking for continued fnan-
clal support of the Socialist party
fr free speech in San Deg, Calf, not
for free speech in San Diego Calf,
Notwithstanding the result Of the
committee election.
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-05-14
CIVIL ENGINEERS
TO BEGIN WORK ON
DRAINAGE DISTRICT

Charles H. Miller and a corps Of
three assistants arrived yesterday
from Little Rock, Ark, to take up
the work of surveying and making
the estimates for the rebuilding,
raising and Strengthening of the
Drainage District levees. Mr. Miller
comes to Cairo highly recommended
as a civil engineer who is familiar
with levee work He is head of the
Miller Engineering Company and
has been closely identified with
the work of the Mississippi River
Commission and is considered one of
the most expert engineers on levee
building.
He has established his headquar-
ters at the office Of Mayor Parsons.
When he has completed the work of
surveying and furnishing the esti-
mates on the levee work in Drainage
District he will probably be employ
ed to do the same work for the Cairo
levees.
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-05-14
MERCHANTS CALL
BUSINESS MEN
FOR COMPANY X.
Attention is Called to AntagOnistic
Influences Against Local
Militia
The Cairo Retail Merchants Asso-

The Cairo Retail Merchants Asso-
citation is interested in the continual
ton of Company K, l. N, G.. and at
its last meeting adopted the follow
ing resolutions Whereas, 1t has
come to our attention that certain
business interests have discouraged
their employees from becoming mem
bers Oh Company X, Illinois Ma.
tional Guards; and Whereas: We be.
leve that If this Is true, this atti.
tude is due to a hasty and ill-con.
sidered season, and
Whereas: 1t Is possible that q
strong position on this matter BY
this organization will operate to in.
duce serious thought in the rela
tion by some who have not hereto
fore realized its Importance. Now
therefore be it
Resolved That the Cairo Retail
Merchants Association desires tC
most earnestly impress upon It's
members, and upon the public gener.
ally, the grave Importance to this
community of maintaining Co. X
The dissolution of this company
would be a public calamity of SC
serious a nature that every business
man, every property owner, In fact
every good citizen should use his
utmost endeavor to avoid such a
contingency. We bespeak the ac.
tive interest OF our citizens towar(
the encouragement and perpetuity
Of this company and we deeply de-
plore and shall use every effort tC
overcome any antagonistic innu
ence whatever.
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-05-14
CHICAGO council
ORDFRSNEWSbOYS
OFF ALL CORNERS
Mayor Authorized to Take Police
Away from the
Stands

Chicago, May 13.--The City
Council today passed a resolution
authorizing Mayor Harrison to in
struct Police Chief McWeeney to re-
move all news stands from corners in
Chicago. The stands have been
conducted by non-union employees
under police guard.
Alderman Ahern, who fathered
the resolution, pointed out that
many policemen had been taken
from beats in the outlying quarters
to guard the news stands and he in
sisted that this was unfair.
He also said that the city might
be liable for damages in case rioting
should start at any of the police pro-
tected stands. The newsboys would
not be prohibited from selling papers
In the streets by the provisions OF
the resolution, but would be kept
moving,