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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-10
AUCTION!

FRIDAY afternoon august lGth at
] 30 O'Clock sharp, 31g Nurth Fourth
street 40 toe home of Nh T. - MAYO.
! VIII scll at auction the furnishings
ui 1 beautiful hvo-ruum home. Goods
consist iu part ui ucN X2Uu surrey
only used three times. $50 phHst0ns
Two sets of single harness. rrtriEcru.
tor, Kitchen tables, porch ipldiug bed
spring ANA mattress, dishes, utensils.
glassware, FilNcrWuro, cat glass. china
closet N2i oak dining table and dining
chairs box couch, rosewood writing
desk three large Administer rugs. ono
large Turkish rug, one upholstered
mahogany scttvr, small rugs, two
rhiupuiers; $50 bedroom suite. drvs-
svrs, lace curtains bedding pictures
mahogany center table; small tables,
two large parlor rockers, reclining
chair, purlur chairs, bookcase, books,
clock Sioo Bcckwith cabinet grand
piano, porch swing and chairs
Reason for sale. Mr. and Nra
Mayo are going Co California.
Goods positively s1nitar, Inspect
Thursday before sale. Nothing sold
priNHtcA.
This home ~ for rent 10 right par-
ties. can have possession immediately
after sale.
SCOTT KNIGHT, NuGiouccr.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-10
$3.50 RECIPE FREE FOR
WEAK MEN
send Name and NdtlfS'~s Taday-Nn ,
can Have II Frcc aud iic
strong aud Vigorous

7 have I'm my possession a prcscrip-
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nr, weakened manhood, failing meme
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OF youth, mat has cured So many
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own homes without any additional
help or mcdiciue--thut ( think every
man who wishes 20 regain manly
power and rirility, quickly and quiet
ly, should have copy. So have de-
tcrulncd 10 send "a copy of the pres
Cripuon free of charge, IN q plain,
ordinary sealed envelope 10 any man
who Will write for a.
This prescription comes from a
physician who has made a special
study OF men and I am conyincea *
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the cure of deficient manhood and
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I think I owe 10 to my fellow men
to send them copy iu confidence so
that any man anywhere who is weak
ana discouraged with repeated fail
urcs may stop drugging himself with
harmful patcut medicines. secure
what ! believe rs tho understanding
restorative, upbullding. SpOT-TOrCH-
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cure himself az home quietly aud
quickly Just drop me line ike
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no In "a plain ordinary envelope free
uf charve. A great many doctors
would charge $500 To $500 FOR mere
ly writing out "a prescription like this
but J. send 10 entirely free.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-10
NEWMAN IS COMING
BACK TO REDEEM
HIMSELF HERE
Denver Lightweight Signs Up
to Battle With the Congo
Kid in Elks' Theater on
August 18th.

T5uug uu Che offer to Ggbt ,Ho
CONGO Kid that stanley YoaWm rlss-
'd Dos. Luuis Newman or Denver who
fought 600 draw ana lu.. once Goo the
bH'lS Iron Man. vIII arrive m Nlbu-
gu'ruuc tomorrow uiput md battle
tho rUluU,d IshtWyght champion ot
The world boo the Elks' th,Hter before
ih" Sew Mexico Athletic club uu iFri-
day. August ltth. There Is not "a
doubt but tHt tUr mix uu between tho
Denver boy aud th, congo kiu will Boo
wei worth seeing. Newman b. ono OF
tho U.Hs.Iusf HuN,.s that ever uuuUpu
a EIuI, before 600 N.uuu,ruu, .uii-
Du.t. ~. b.. sfwu lId HHs 30 N..kcu
luf uuu.r.uf iH.f should moan Good
uIshl. Do 10 yN,r connects a|n fuc
Congo Tine Jamaica llH 100 90, uJucr
hand. .s Is deep u mystery today 1s
tur urst 1aN chat 1, blow into town.
Tur Congo na. never really extended
himself 10, s a. beautiful uuNr. and
tuS o. tDrr.H. WHIup 900 either uand.
T1r Congo siluDd uu for the bout
with Newman last night ana agreed 90
Oct hs opponent HUgu 100 900 1876
pounds at Q o'clock Tho CONGO viii
welsh not more 'Huu 100 riugsIde,
while Newman will probably ip the
p.lm near iHp liu murl when mo-
steps into iIr Hr.u|. Fans are I'-
ready much interested loo tho New
mHu. Congo BATTLE" Uu.u uuE. are
WIUu- wNg3- both u, anxious tp
win auU t1, a1 should He n STONE
NiuUpr Newman .iI' begin tr.Iuius
h,ru NUudtN 3D.. Be- already iu good
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-10
PHIL KNIGHT IS
GLAD ACCIDENT
HAPPENED
Leavenworth Boxer Tells OF
Conflict Between Fornoff
and Dick Lewis at Time Of
Ring Battle Here.

Back BOO bits home town .u I.cavcn-
worth. phU Euahr the Kansas Cy-
clone, who participated Jn nine
round attain with STANLEY Yoakum Te-
Gently Is telling the Jayhaw trrg a
''w things about NIbuuu,rGu, and tho
Sow M.yI,u state police PM tells "a
pretty straight sturN ot what happen.
'd and ALSO gives "a mrId description
of what Do" thought was going to han.
pom. boz che I.,lyouworth papers. one
paper has thr following story.
PM Knight IetN,uWurtb light
weight with tuu hammer tor a.
Tore "HH uIs D., Iru,d tn this u.ty
from Auuuu,ruuy where l, boxed
Young Nu.hum lup other uight. cate
.su,d VIiH uu. luul This s that &c
WIN newer attempt Co. dispute do, word
OFF ID Sew M,N.o state policeman
rhi Is pretty happy that Do, .s herr,
aud tuIt tnr usHr ,ud,U us 90 did and
| when DO U.d. d,-uit, rlr TACT that Yoa-
Euw punched hm thruugh th. ropes
and over tI, fuotughfs on his head.
which caused the ngbt to come Co a
CLOSE
Those who attended the Flynn
johnson uEut Boo lI' Vegas arc aware
"f the n.t that captain Fred Fornon
uI ihp New Mexico stat, mounted noe
'Ie, is .'r busy Individual just now.
tuIi|ua p,uuiu uf DO, u,N state what 90
du and HuV Goo du .t Th, rUt, of At
Huuu,IuJu is pretty 1--we burg and
tn" people there du mot believe Uu ul-
'uNIul Governor NJ rurtId.s former
uU.u hand 90 dictate Eco them us 90
NhHl fnvt want 300 their town The
rI,riu tnyr, believes nr n.u hHudh. 10.
'IH.s argument between Furuuu aud
OBJ, .I,IN i- inr reason Huu is feeling
happy Il, Dr. SHOWN mat lu that
country which is a h.f Wild set. sh,r-
Iu- and policemen. especially tIoEe
promoted from tHu cowboy coz potato
u.sE.uE IuuRs. uk, Goo use the sfcci
sruu rn,H .Hrr loo their belts ana tu,y
always HuE, several extra cartridges
900 esv tu, uUud tHym The size of
ODE. bullet. used is generally 49, ana
.H.U I,u1 wuNus BIG holes
Th. night off tho HEnt between
kuisHt and NuJ0um. Furuun. despite
'., fact uu moving pictures we've nD-
us uk.u. decided Doe would boz l,rE
active just tu SHOW H.s authority TH,
,1.r1 up.IduJ Furuun would mot hutt
u GOO JIv proceedings.
When tu, bout uuyu,d Furuou
jumped into the ring ana slId. Cen
I,m,n th- Nght Nil' NOT go more
uau t,u rounds
"Th, -l,un followed him quickly
Hliu Gentlemen. this nlnt win CO.
lN,ul, rounds. 3D. necessary SO one
IS guiuE Goo Interfere.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-10

40 dos Muiuy-. d. IL g.
prs Nome. uul mo coo Upl--l %
Topeka 900 uoo oaI 0ou--a It {
batteries. Houston. Douglas and
D., iu"sk. M.Gaw. Brandon. Horns
hy aud chapman
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Nncrican League.

Washington ar st. Louis 61Uo.
games
Philadelphia at Chicago.
New York tt cleveland
Boston 90 Detroit
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Mc-lrrn Irnrnc.
T0DAY's GAMES


s. Louis pt New YORK
Cincinnati 80 Philadelphia tTwO
Eumvs.b
Chicago no Boston.
littshurg go BROOKLYN.
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The Markets
WALL STREET.
tny Evening Herald a. p. ussssd wire,


Sew York. Aug l0-Cauodinu r1-
,Ilir ana Sears Eochuck were the iea-
tur,s Of strong ana active opening
ut roduys stock market o8ch gaining
approximately points Tho south
cp railway shares again were promi-
uvui rur their strength ana majority
cot tho active issues advanced lrac-
uuuIlly Shares ol the southern roads
continued tho feature. GrJngors and
unl and Hartman issues os wei 1s
cuglVr- shared Goo a. lesser degree Zoo
TIM advance Norfolk and Western
mad" % urW nigh price ana New YORK
Central rose q poiut steel ana cop
peers were comparatively heavy.
Tho market closed strong Tho rise
in stocks which came after the puhli-
cation yesterday of the favorable crop
report VAS taken up again to-day aud
embraced most railroad issues oi i'm
poTtuu,r.
Heading went 10 its best price ot
This movement Nurfulk aud Western
scored record price aud Sew York
Central and New Haven made good
advances. Leading tnduslrlals. steel
ana coppers were under pressure az
times. but some of the upcrluitiCs
made substantial gains.
irout taking checked activity in
the final hour and, in measure. thu
RISE, Closing prices
can none, nominal.
Primo paper 3W9h per cent
silver. 81 a &c.
Mexican dollars tkp.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-10

Impure blood runs Sou down
makes yuu uu oBsy victim for disease.
For pun, nlnud aud sound dIa,-Upu.
HurduUk Blood Ilfftrs A. u. drug
stores Price. $500.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-10

Tho SWEETEST turnouts ana cans IN
the city are az TrImble's. na North
SecOhd streat. Phone a.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-10

For REGULAR action of tho bowels.
easy, natural movements RELIEF of
constipation try Donu'e N'gul,i4.
gaU It ull stores
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Sew ricurcs at the pasumo and
crystal
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rill.hmre. :. mronkI,n. 4

Al Cleveland ri T.
Cleveland ........... no "a
New York - IL %
Batteries: Gregg and e'NouI. Nc
Connect and williams
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Sow Pictures ot the pasJm, and
CRYSTAL
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New Pictures at tho rastimc ana
crystal
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YESTERDAYS GAMES
NNTIoNNL LENGUE.


II. Louis, /; Nov YORK. >
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rhIcnen. I. rhllndclnnln- q.

~ ''i''4'. 49, 10 T..
Chicago ......... 20 .
Philadelphia ....
bati"rIos walsh and Kuhn.
Brown. liou.k ana Lamp
Westinghouse Louis game called
"n Boz second inning on account of
ram. WHIT score q tu 300 favor OF
Washington
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-08-17
DANIEL HOGAN REPORTED
STILL SERIOUSLY ILL
CONDITION pRECARI0US.

Daniel Hogan of Danyille former
ly Of Mound City who has been i'll
for several weeks is reported 10 he
in a precarious condition with small
hopes of his recovery. He has been
confined TO the Chicago hospital
where he went to have surgical
operation performed 1t Is reported
that the cause of his illness Ii cam
Ger of the stomach, His family aud
his brother John Hogan, of Cairo
are at his bedside. Mr. Hogan ~
probably the best known politician
in Southern Illinois lie has resid-
ed most Of his life time at Mound
City and has held many public posi-
tions of honor and trust At pres
ent he Is clerk of the United States
District Court with headquarters At
Danvlle, He has always been pres
ent at the holding Of this court IN
Cairo
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-08-17
CLOTHING TO
SHIPS PASSENGERS

san Francisco, Aug. 16.---The
chinese are fast assimilating Cau-
caslan customs. but their inability
to dlfferentiate as yet between mas
culine and feminine garb, or to un-
derstand why half hose were worn
only by men, caused 62 cabin pas
sengers on the liner Manchuria
much Inconvenience at Shanghai
three weeks ago.
The Manchuria. which arrived
from the Orient today. was ordered
into quarantine at Shanghai be-
cause of the death of steerage pas
senger from some communicable dis
ease, and all of the passengers were
ordered ashore to take a plunge in a
germ-killing solution.
Each was assigned to bathroom,
and the clothing of each was taken
away for fumigation When 1t was
returned, man of so received a
pair of corsets in lieu of his shirt.
Many of the women received mems
socks, others no stockings at all,
while many garments went astrav,
never to be restored to the rightful
owners.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-08-17
American Ships Trading With Phil
lipines and Guam are Granted
Free Canal Passage
UNDERWOOD FORCES RECESS
Republicans Object to Free Ship
Building Material Being Brought
the Into Canal Zone
Associated Press Dispatch.

Associated PreSS DlSpatCn.
Washington, Aug. 16.-S Such un-
expected opposition to the amended
Panama canal bill developed in the
House tonight, that an adjournment
was taken as the best way out of an
embarrassing position.
Representatives Moore and Ohm,
stead of Pennsylvania. Republicans
led the attack. They charged the
conferees had added matter no,
passed upon by either the House OF
the Senate, and insisted that by do,
ing 50 they had exceeded thsir au.
thority.
The Senate, earlier In the day, had
adopted the conference report by q
vote of 4S to is after a hard fight
led by Senator Brandagee, Chairman
OF the Senate conferees, who refused
to sign the agreement
In the House especial stress was
laid on the fact that a provision for
the free entry of ship building ma
terial into the canal zone had been
injected into the measure.
This, Olmstead, argued was a
revenue item and could not properly
come either from the Senate or IL
included in any general bill without
the sanction of the House.
The extension of the free toll
to American ships, trading
with the Philippines, Cutulla (sa-
moa) and Guam also were attached
Representative Alexander of Mis-
souri,, Democrat, explained that this
was necessary to permit American
ships, trading with these isles to en-
JOY the privileges.
Speaker Clark sought light on the
Finally seeing there was
no chance of progress being made.
tonight, Majority Leader Under
wood forced adjournment.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-08-17
CHICAGO MILL
WILL REOPEN
MONDAY NEXT
Has Been Shut Down Since High
Water for Period Of
Four Months

Work will be resumed Monday at
the Chicago Mill and Lumber cont
pany's plant In the Drainage Dis
trict The wheels will turn again
after a shut down Of over -four
months. since April. when the
water put q stop to Its operation
This il the statement Of an official
of the company.
The number of employees viii not
be UP to the full limit at the begin
ming but will he increased as rap,
idly as possible The average num-
ber of employees at the mill III about
goo.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-08-17
DETAILS
BUTTON FACTORY
BEING ARRANGED
Representative Of Concern Present
at Meeting Of Commercial
Club Last Night

A nearl button factory for Cairo
J.. 4.a.,t., m ass,rod faot u
-,
va" W N''''''' "f''''
talls nave beeh arfaoseo anu y wa
be only q question of short time
before the building which will be
,oo.oo s.a. 4, dt,,cnsl,,,s win ho
e'e''e''' H'''' ''''' ''' ''''' : ?
"A meeting OF ''e oetioe'spip -
the cairo 'o0'hiete'd' ''u" "@' 'dl'
ed anu held at lt5 rooms 'a7' h'Sh'
10 meet WIN the representative u
Harvey Chalm'r AZ son - ~, zen
n'stoh ana 10 Ihah' Tue ''l't ~
rahGehcnts lof 'ne ''o"'hs " Tug
deal
1he CommeFelal 'loo WIZ nh8"'e
the deal ~ Mi'l secure '"N ACRE w
ground "ah'eu an" s'e ~ ''' ~ V'T
ton OF the oulialhS W''Hoo' "dF'"@
10 ask tor Contributions i''"' '"e
clti2ens. hut 10 40 l''S Tue ''l'Ne""
VIII be aakoh 10 isho the'F 7HPp0te
10 the tommefc'al N'"o ps 'ecoi'7
ing members o' that oFFa'iz't'"H'
The tluh IS IN eNcei'eht 'oHo ltloh'
1t owns 10 acres OF me laho IN VI"
n. T., NJ al Ftts
Drainage District suitable 'oF rae
tories, has good balance N inc
treasury and sees its way clear 10
handling this proposition with sue
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-08-17
LAFOLLfTTE RAPS
BULL MOOSE AND
COL. ROOSEVELT.
Points to Teddy's Trust Record as
Evidence Of Unfitness to Lead
Progressives
MAKES WONDERFUL SPEECH
Declare, He Will Fight Until the
Last Bell Is Rung to Redeem
Republicahism
Associated Press Dispatch.

Associated Press Dispatch.
Washington, Aug. 16.-In pic
turesque, spontaneous outburst, dur
ing debate of the Presidents woo.
tariff veto in the Senate, Senator
LaFollette, today, attacked the new
Progressive party, and swore new al
legiance to progressive Republican
ism.
The original insurgent" CULVER
ing with emotion, with clenched
hands and strained face, poured out
flow of impassioned oratory, which
kept the floor and gallery of the
Senate rapt and SILENT Standing
in the well of the chamber LaE'ol
lette assured his associates that he
intended 10 keep up the fight in the
Republican party to make the party
really progressive, and Ito keep on
until the last bell shall ring and
the curtain falls"
After reviewing briefly the trust
record Of Col, Roosevelt, LaFollette
declared that the former president
was not the man to find the way
out, no" He asserted that no OBJ
stacle dragged across the path Of
the progressive movement in the
Republican party can now stop its
advance,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-08-17
TAFT ASSA|LS
c. O.P. ELECTORS
FOR ROOSEVELT
Declares Those Against Republic
an Party Should Get
Out Of IL
Associated Press Dispatch.

Associated Press Dispatch.
Washington, Aug 16~-President
S'aft today made his first political
speech since that he made when
notified of his denomination. Ad-
dressing members of the Maryland
Republican Editorial Association, In
the East Room of the White House,
he declared bIuntly that presiden~
tial electors were dishonest men
If they let their names appear on
the Republican ballot and intended
to vote for the candidate of another
party. He asserted that those who
We're not for the Republican party
were against it and should get out
of the way 49,.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-08-17
TRAVELLERS IN WEST
MEET FORMER CAIR0ITES

Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel White and
west were guests at a dinner given
by Mr.. and Mrs. Jean NJ. Allen for
merly of Cairo at their home in San
Francisco, Calf, about week ago.
In Frisco they also met William
Bristol formerly or Cairo He has
been located for several years in
Mexico. but was compelled recently
to get out of the country because Of
the revolution now existing there.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-08-17
Women to Fight Gossip.

Dayton. O., Aug. 16.--For the ex-
pressed purpose of fighting for the
elimination and abandonment of the
habit of idle gossip, women of Oak
wood, an exclusive villa colony south
of this city, have perfected the or
ganization of the Oakwood Efficien
cy league.
Miss Frances Parrott, secretary OF
the organization, said today "The
name is somewhat misleading. AL
though we aim at utility among
women, we really organized to fight
the idle gossipers.''
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-08-17
DARR0W CASE GOES
TO JURY TODAY
Associated Press Dispatch.

Associated. Press Dispatch.
Los Angeles, Cal, Aug i6.-- The
case of Clarence S. barrow, charged
with jury bribery, will not 60 to the
jury until tomorrow morning. Dis
trict Attorney Fredericks did not
conclude his final arguments for
the prosecution until late today and
Judge Hutton announced that he
would not deliver his instructions
to the jurors until tomorrow
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-08-17
PRObERS TURN TO
VICE TRUST IN
new YORK CASE
Await Arrival of Sam Schepps,
Who Is Material Witness in
Rosenthal Affair
Associated Press Dispatch.

Associated Press Dispatch.
New York, Aug. Pending the
arrival here of Sam Sehepps, the
material witness, whom the grand
jury wishes to hear before handing
down indictments in the Rosenthai
murder case, the district attorneys s
office Is centering it's attentions on
police graft from disorderly houses.
II developed today that the raid
last night on eighteen resorts was
the result Of tip furnished by
Jack Rose, Jack Sullivan, one of the
Rosenthal prisoners. according to
information given by Rose, who was
collector Of graft from the houses,
which are declared, to be operated
by the "vice trust
Although the surface result Of
the raid was the holding of only
four alleged proprietresses on $1,000
bail each, Assistant District Attor-
ney smith says he is in the possess
sion of evidence tonight, showing
where the graft collection from the
trust went. He has traced 1t, he
says, to police inspectors. The pay
ment amounted Smith said, to about
$4,000 per month, or on the basis OF
500 month for twenty-uve houses
running steadily
According to information OBJ
tanned by agents of the Society for
the Prevention of Crime the trusts
raided last night, known as the
big five," netted annual profits OF
$4,000 or over in graft payments,
and controlled about 1900 women.
SAM SCHEPPs PASSES
THROUGH CLEVELAND.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-08-17
PROMISES AIR SHIP
EXHIBITIONS AT VIENNA.

The Johnson County fair at
Vienna begins August Goth and con-
tinues to the 23rd The Vienna
people are pleased to invite their
neighbors to attend and witness fhe
flight Of the air ships.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-08-17
SAM SCHEPpS PASSES
THROUGH CLEVELAND
Associated Press Dispatch.

Cleveland, o., Aug. 16. Sam
Schepps, wanted In New York In
connection with the Rosenthal case,
passed through here, late this after
noon en- route to New York. His
train was an hour late. He probably
will sleep In Buffalo, tonight, but
may BE- taken to Niagara
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-08-17
KILLED BY LIGHTNING
WHILE AT WORK
NEAR VANDALlA,
Assoc lated Press Dispatch

Associated Press Dispatch
Vandalia, Aug. - While at
work III field near here Fred Gus
ter. was struck by, lightning an!
killed and his brother-in-law was
rendered unconscious,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-08-17
OPENS ST. J0SEPH'S
PAROCHIAL SCHOOL

The fall term of st. Joseph's Paro-
.chial school on Cross street, will
open Tuesday, September Q. wv
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-08-17
WEATHER.

Illinois Showers Saturday. warm
er north; Sunday, fair south. prob
ably showers north.
Kentucky and Missouri Fair Sat-
urday: Sunday, probably fair.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-08-17

concluded On PAGE Two,l "
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-08
Working on Estimates.

Estimates OF the cost Of the construc-
tion and OF the amount OF water which
can be stored are now being made by Syl-
vester O. Cannon who since his connec-
,ion with the engineering department has
been giving special attention 10 the water
supply,
While he has not yet prepared accurate
figures, Mr. Cannon believes that the cost
will he below 800, 900 and that ii storage
OF almost 1000 acre feet Will be obtained
without in any way interfering with the
water rights OF other settlers In the cam
yon who are entitled 10 the normal flow.
The water which it is proposed TO store
Is what is known as surplus and comes
down the canyon In the early spring when
the SHOWS begin to melt At present this
water is all going to waste. Should it be
possible TO store 1000 acrce feet il would
be sufficient to furnish the city with TO-
900 600 gallons daily for a period of
about sixty days.
All OF the commissioners and several
members OF the city engineering force
have visited the sites of the proposed
dams and reservoirs and all are enthusi-
astlc In support OF the project which Is
Is believed. will be of material assistance
in solving some OF the water shortage
In the late fall and winter