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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-27
mn RID Gross SEAL


Hos dtI rn, RED CROSS Christina
Seal Original, fs question that BE-
being asked 10. man, as the holida'
scason approx. hes oheu millions nt
these s'i,h'r. .rr uuns sold all o,cr
the Cnitcd s'o'cs 70 Jarub Riis, the
we'll known ru,sI worker Of &ow
York. ma 10 Misc Emily =. Blsscll.
the cucfg,'I, -",,''arl uf the D,la.
ware Rcd cross lun,ly belongs The
Red Cross CHRISTMAS Seal ia 1909
MIR Uus Interest Ods aroused 10y The
receipt Of christmas tuhcrcuioms
stamp Un - letter from N,rNa,. lie
Published an article about ihis queer.
booking stamp In the Outlook. and
BuggcNod some possible uses for II
In this country. Miss Dlsscll ~ once
Jaw an opportunity here and prepared
u stamp, from The aal" Of which her
,HOClciy realized $4,000 Tor tuberculosis
work So Impressed rAs she with the
lKucCCss that she induced the Amer,
icau He'd Cross to take ~ the sale
IN 1905 on national basis Wtf
livery lltlr ursan,AitiOn ana With hard
IS any attempt AZ careful ADVERTISING
the sale that scar brought IN, never,
llhcloss over Sl@j.OO0 fpr auu.tuIcr,
culuHs work IN various Idrta Of ia,
United state Ia 1903, with more
thorough organization, tho sale ua'
Increased 10 S23U,OUO, aud in rae
10 nearly 3aIO.0OU. Last ,rnr IA, saI,
increased To- over $3.50 900. ur 400.
900 seals
Wh,lc our own Red Cross S,ai dates
STAMPS from which thus ldrd orig
mail, gprIus. go back t. lNG.. When
SAINTS Iair alumps' VcI, ul.r uscl
IN Eost"n to secure monr f"r tn,
are ~ soldiers wounded duung I'll,
,Chn var. Nrarly Ilouo.oo0 wal
raised ~ thu wdy during III" ,rati
ltG2 10 1865. AFTER Tho Wdr ihil
method at raising money va dig,on,
tluu"d IN this country tor genera
ton, although It found vogue ia ror
tugaL switzerland, Austria, Franc,
Spain, Denmark Nurwa,, Russia
Sweden and other European ,oun
tries 1hcr" ere nov hundreds -
different np,s ur charity stamps use,
~ all parts OF the world, as many a
forty BEING used IN Austria for chill
drcns hospitals alone.
stamps or seals were first used L
Set money for the antl.tuberculosi
crusade IN Norway and sweden 4
1904, II WAS from ONE Of thcs
stamps that jacob Riis and Miss Bl'
sell received their IDEAS for oar uw
Red Cross Christmas Seal
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-27

nald lots are duly measured and mark
- ont. prepared for the settling OF
small holders, and served BY system
Of roads which have been built with
the intention Of making communlca-
ton with the railways and trade cen"
tiers AZ easy az possible.
The actual number Of settlements
and nucleus colonies now being estab-
lished II az follows: one IN the state
OF Esplrlto Santo two in the state OF
Hio de JaneitO. ten ~ the state OF
! Minas Geraes. Inc In the state OF sac
PaulO. ten In Purana. Two In SANTA
Catharina, three H. ~" drnnde a.
Sui, an well as one close to the LeEru
station on the Sac rauiu.liio Grando
railway. which is being laid out by the
company. Those taU expense OF when
IL borne by the union numOer eight
cen; those paid Tor D., The states Win
grants IN aid from 'u" federal treas
ury. seven. those pad Tor by the
states and railways without hderal
aid. but undcrtukus to.AHccpt lmmi-
grants sent 10y th, u.'"H, six. ~ we
states without an, Obligation TO the
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-27
immigration to South
America.

The president Of the brazilian re-.
puolic, IN his annual message. gave
The following facts concerning lmmi-
grafton.
The number Of persons entering
Brazil in 1911 was lj3.sO3, OF whom
lJ3,6l6 we're immigrants and 1857
passengers, vie average number OF
immigrants was thus 3gg per diem.
The number OF immigrants arriving
during 1911 vas f2.052 more than IN
1910 and iS,: more than In 1903.
Registrations ~ entries OF immigrants
We're as follows: Portuguese, is.7jl:
Spaniards, 21,0O7; Italians. 29.s2I:
Russians tmOstly POlesl. ia,Sss: Syr-
fans, S,23j, Germans, 4,22J; Austrians,
8,32I; French. 1870: Swedea LIS;
English, 1895. and 6.S5. OF thirty
tWO other natiOnalities. These lmmi-
grants were classified as follows; u.s.
Osi spontaneous and 5j,j95 subsi.
diced; agricultuTists, SSH. and Ut
various other professions. 33,SO5,
To all those who asked for II Ofii-
eial protection Was extended, and fac
Titles were granted Tor their immedi-
ate settling In accordance with their
NABa0NhANAf 'A@AB A~SN2 a9A wv N4NA1T
factory results obtained by the ma
jorlty Of settlers In the various nucleus
colonies have produced a very favor.
able impression abroad, with the nat
uraI result that the dow OF ImmiBra-
ton TO Brazil has increased. DuTing
tho last year l.TS5 requests we're Ss-
cSlved from colonlEts settled In the
nucleus colonies for facilities to en-
able relations. friends and acouaInt-
ancOs Iivihg abroad to Join them here.
UndOubtsdly y very powerful factor II
attracting foralHn labOrers rs the eaea
With which Dlata Of good ground can
be acquired In nucleus COLONIES Whieh
Hrs both HaiubTloNP PSag ql.ir eDiiyay
productive, TO foster thip Tie ~
ernmanl Of The union and NE UDs4g4s
imeuS Of th6se states pFeserred w ne
lmnisrehls have tnheA aleps % ~
hnroa large nnmber ~ i0ln haing a.
Waya zeadgs Tor new arrivals "a
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-27
WHAT ONIONS DO At
CiAltIIlZtDLO.
OarrIzozo NcNsl


l",i sptinE George Toe bought one
uIdu ~ White bermuda onion sets at
HclSicr Bros. Last week he brought
IN IN" d,r'cst-- nearly 500 pounds ct
- TIM onions as over grew In Rcr-
mudd six skinned, hrn nrsh.d.
'"uud aud pcrfcct-and you can buy
them at ia" market price rlsht where
Mr. l."" bought the scts-ZciBlcr Bros
An1 - adyi." any of you who think
p't'"'t onions cannot be raised in the
Cdtl'zuzn valley go and buy some and
try incnl And this Is not an adv"
tor H"lSlsr Bros. but Just statement
pl Id'i "" might add that the sets
cost !" ',nts per quart; the 500 pounds
of onions grew on patch ut possibly
ten feet square and the average price
per pound to the farmer-WOuld he
about r"nE per pound: that would
mean i9,U0--d return Of about $3.50
tor Il iuil acre Uf onions or $500
tor ten acres, How many OF you fell
lows Whu work hard eight and ten
hOufs o day are getting that amount
Tor Il years WORK? II Is just one Ut
lhnnr'p cUunty's opportunities,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-27
PLATING THE COUNTY.

The Commercial club at Us meeting
las, night tentatively approached the
JOB Of resurrectins the county surlcy,
Of which we used 10 hear a great deal
but which has apparently rslapscd
into that state proyerbisliy described
az lnnocuous desustude. This IL -
good move. ~ has been numcruusll
observed. The plating Of this count 5
10 the most important county improve.
msnt ever iusugursted. We need II
worse right nuw than almost anything
else. Tor TX months II has been
huns w Ia high tree somewhere
Along about now would appear 10
De an adNuh'I. .uus time To- send 81
man up aItcf o.. Drug II down and
see n D, .tu y, nvrk"d over into
something o. uf,,'..sl M. 10 tn, pro.
lclatial t.Hus b" dome more to
keep IN. ..r or s5l'og lands md the
ycitIcfn,ui o. 'n, .ollry with liv"
farmer. r,m Matchmaking than the
tack 10 s...U % .ut,5 ana the INST.
han. Of ntra.Ir.. tradition and uu-
corts .ut put' Surrounds tn" - lands
!, b. 90, 10, uup,d the club wtIl con.
TIM. co. dot. ,.ui of thus county sur
y,r. suI storm thr pub,,, 90 To- re
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-27
THE BRIDGE.

Tho Commercial olub acted wisely
last night In initiating vigorous steps
70 ses Why the repair 81 the Barslss
bridge n being DELAYED ior such an
interminabls time and 10 usc an}
means possible 10 secure square deal
for the scores Of farmers l,ing on
the west aide 81 the RIO Grand"
whore some - the mOsl rxtcusIye and
productive farming lands Of the vdl.
ley are located. The club will Up sup.
portsc Ity tn" business me" u ia"
city In It's rnprt to 81 tnis Dfids"
work done aud done property and II"
hrinz about change IN the thor.
uughly unbusinrssuke methods which
have apparently been followed Ia
building and repairing the bridge. II
IA about time the talps yrrs On the
west sidE VI the river got Il run Tor
their money and 1t would hc"in hard
~ necessary ~ wait uutll snnuun"
gets drowned iordinE IN" ucn hsruus
river, or loses u valuable team Of
horBer. 10 g,t things mOtns az me-
ought "a move.
The county commissioners al San
dovaI county, with tho small resources
there available. have already COM
pIctcd the repairing Ur the brids"
across the RIO Grandc at Ecrnslillu
which Was washed out about he same
time az the Barelas bridge. While
II In only wooden bridge. the
promptness and the Dnsinesslik'
county commissioners are la rathci
KtEiking contrast with the prOcetir'
Of tho county which contains th'
largest and most modern city In th'
state,
Six months nave elapsed sine. th'
900 feet OF tbs Barciss bridg" wai
washed away by q mood. ~ the pres
snt rate az pIUgIr8a quite llkcly !
would take ihC 'ltcr part % six mOr'
months "a rrr the work completed
The determination ur the Commercial
cIub to get this work expedited II ~
petition Ia possible will meet with th,
universal appreciation ot the peOp
Of the county aud especially OF thoa
whose business has been injured ant
whose lives aud livelihood jcopar
died 10y the inexcuHs bic delay In r.
pairing tho BarslaS bridge,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-27
Mn. CARNEGIE AND ms cons.

Andrew Carnegie appears t. ID,
making most tons, IyHtluuy and ,E.
urouF oriurt tU die poor ENid,ull!
II VIII Keep him hustlIng to accom-
pltsh his purpose and to shed bc
closg ng millions faster than they at.
IaCh themselves unto him.
The task Of separating oneself WISE
~ from some hundreds VI millions, Oi
rs-diatributins among the people
who Indirectly or directly contributed
II, such immense larRess II one thai
calls for considerable thought and
judgment and wisdom. 80 great Il
the fortune vi the little scot stee
king that under his requests and do
nations Il Ia hndinE Its way not Onl,
into the peculiar channels devised By
the donor. but into practically ever
other avenue Of charity and benev"
lchGe. The behencence Of Mr., Car
nssIs Ia psnsioniRs heroes, widow
and orphans. and sE'presidonts, edu
oAtihS the masses and forwarding 4
hundred mOvemsats for popular bet
tsFmsnl aAa upIlfti and whatever ms!
bS the cFttieiam Of his methods d
ueoumulAiiOn. the Laird VI Bklb0 Il
eaFtAInly aoing his best to square bill
ncoDant, ;. ~.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-27
THE FINAL ITGUIEs.

The fnHl iabulated score uf the
popular vote IN the recent pre'ia"n
uaI election rs furnished By the As
ISOLATED Press today. emphanG,s thc
statement made some time ago 10 this
paper that Woodrow Wilson was
elected ~ vote 100000 less than
the defeated Bryan received tour
years ago: vote smaller ON n mill
ION than the combined votes OF Tait
and Roosevelt. and vote smaller 10y
million and half than the vote
which elected Tan four years ago. II
must Furthermore lee remembered
that the increase In population IN
this. country ~ placed at million
year. which means SOO,OUO more vot-
cts this year than In 1908. The fact
tiyHt Bryan pOlled nearly a quarter OF
q million more votes than wilson
Taaheh the more interesting the 90.
called Democratic landslide" which
o IL alleged 20 have slid the NTH " tho
present month.
There are some interesting features
about the result in New Mexico.
where wilson received The electoral
vote. His popular vote wAS approx
imately $4,000. the total vote cast
against him waH approximately 20
900; demonstrating most clearly that
the Democratic party 10 still by all
odds the minority party In New Mex
leo. Wilson's popular vote In the
state was $500 less than the COM
bined TAFT. Roosevelt vote. while
again Il ~ noticed that the TAFT vote
Of 1881? was nearly twice the
Roosevelt vote. This does not inhi-
cate that the Republican party Is a
dead duck" In New Mexico Or that
II ~ about 10 be absorbed by the
Third TeEmerS.
u u quite worthy OF comment. by
ahe way. that the Socialists pulled the
snrpFisiagly large total OF s,s0t votes
= rswAFhaibls Increase over the last
sieoiioB. Il e also 20 be HOllcsd that
~ PrekShlaipaisn pOiled only see
pptea Ne neNt 70 anaslleHt PFohibi'
aioA v1le q any nlafS whoes ms paStS
hna eensADn naulaa hae cay. it7
kiahanA 1btins lDiga lowegs vista sst
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-27
.a.r.i rovernmsnl. seven.

federal government. seven.
with federal aid. t2.3se (mni'
grants. ainost all Of them Europeans,
have been settled In the nucleus col-
onieA Al their own expense or by
means OF favors granted by the union.
many immigrants have also been es-
tabllshed as owners Of their land. la
the headquarters or central villages
which exist In most % TIE nuclegs
colonies there are wslI.pttended prt-
mary schools. demonatration faflas.
METEOROLOGICAL stations, workshops.
stores for agricuitpraI tools. maehini
cry and appliances, IN addition 70
commercial houses and small indus
trial businesses belonging to private
individuals. The actual production
hast year OF the colonlsts settled with
federal aid In the nucleus colonies
vas equivalent to n value Of ss.S5Q.-
s7s. exclusive OF various products, In
the statistics organized by the DEPART
ment from the peopling of The solt
Trimbls's Livery; liI NJ Second ~
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-27
An E.Ie.trlcnI El..pen,cn,.

W. got ihls 'AoTy by nirclcss y
uttered to w from tn Telcfunkcu
wireless Telegraph ,umpany al the
United states 10y Wsy OF AmperC, =
j, which supplied the generators
" hi'h misl,d The angry pdfcnt and
saved ~ clipping COUPLE bad half
hour. Tn" couple uh" names didnt
inter pith the resi- Of the story got
On e huat Tor Philadelphia. where
they expected to he married. The
girl X rather got uH To the tact thEt
lhc} were on the boat but too idtg
10 ~, onI them from sailing Hut
y, Young man Ols fcsOurcelul HG
lJAk,d ~ the wireless operator ana
iold him hls story
'II' suspects where Ne arc. n,
con, INDEED, and win meet us a. the
dock and thruN me overheard. which
olil "nno' m, nancee and BRING un.
plra ant nuiuTicly to your boat 30
WIZ" do you NRn' me lu de-
about It, asked the wireless up.
TRAITOR Nnlpulh'tiCaily
II cant yUu to speak to friend
on the Boston boat. and just ask
him I" wireless for fuTgiyiness and
sign ny nam,
What g. od win that dU?"
What good vii II do! Why. the
OH man ~ meet the other boat
In q ic" minutes lonE sparks Ncre
l'"ping through The darkened air at
Ih' "irclos" iounI. while the gen.
orators pmrcd coniCntedly between
decks, Ind tn irate father purr
t"ntcntcdI' "h,n he met the Dos
ton boat "" It'd not
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-27

delighted to have sou call somn day
ncSt week starr Tor Europe Ga.
mUfrOU morning"
These are Just the Kind Uf cakes
mother uscd to make. Mr'. IIuns.
she VAS about the poorest cook yGu
CNcT Sao.'
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-27
lncOmplkle RetnrAs ~ tspuIar Vote ShOw
Wilson Far From lG4j6nty Choice for President

New No, .1Tht popular president
ton 1T that Wilson DOd country
Of st5e5tg Roosevelt 5s9siiO. 33fstsa
socialist vote Dobs amounted 67ss3 socialist
SIN unfinished IN states
In iSos ans popular that VI TAN
Issss The In the following table
cen o and UNOFFICIAL rctuns Indicated with
RNailab'e re eft blank
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-27
Munied KNOCKS

NO, you're not IL all Ia the way
borus; III step right over you wher
want 10 20 out"
ITS 80 kind OF you 10 ash me "
your house, Mrs. Tungleyl III cal!
some evening when I have nowhere
else to go"
Bobby, i've warned YOU not ~
watch people when they eat; you're
embarrassing Cousin Cyrus NJ much
that he's splitting gravy all over the
IA bleclOth."
IT'S pleasure 10 lend you tha
money, old chap: I'll not see you
again, probably for a year"
Certainly, Mr.. Spooner; l ShaIl bs
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-27
MBS + si! a: Solar
THANKSGIVING MUSIC.
NIlnnH ", ing IN t,-z,iic's.


Nrd The trees ar" stripped and bare.
Then So hear the piainu,a gODble
~ the turkey on the air.
sud the golden pImpEin pumping.
Aud 10" sizzlo Of me pies
Wuon the range H. rcd and roaring,
hrI the smoke a4'cnds the skies
listen tu tine bIIm-tgk' b"atiug
on hundred million plates,
Sounding taps above the turkeys
Thrt hay" M, their proper fdt"s.
whna the Knives aud forks together
Loud duets around me- play
Mud The cOnce urn s nplng
For tue fcas1 Thanksglrinz Day.
o
THE PROSPECT has given vur
new president nausea already.
%
r. ~ Br'T a step from the sublime
Porte to the ridiculous.
D
TlE TE<&ts ana IA, golf admin
i,trat.ou. must nov gu" way to the
bi,g''r cabinet
YO'TI. EpT b. able to throw
any more Ugh, uu tn" subject b.
burning Your ,rudlr 80 hoin ends.
o
or Nit. SAD "urdo tpOk"u h"T".
about the .aId'l au, ,uh 1t might
ho." been IcIt out
d.
IiNNI>G BEEE Greeted twice and
recalled Ones" the mayor Ot Seattle
do".ni much care what happens,
%
%. UG TrMrLTY becomes tho
r..a, SECRETARY or tho president
Gle. s"p may know what ~ expect.
"rO&SiDER CarrizpIu" h. tn" sIo-
gtu n,,f IN the Lincoln county bprs--
ana not bad one ~ that
o.
HOW MANY Of you have really
ucrs" enough to tip the walter Just
10 per cent 81 tho biIl'
p
MONTENEGHO seems 10 hay"
started something that Bulgaria ran
NuH
uEuIiABLY MI Wilaun VIII ~
Il li H'' uH' 'ElhlN " va NV W. "" w
laic sa}iug down ~ bermuda
! o
| IT - EOT LIKELY that President
Tat "rll b" offered Job ga the Out
.uuE
FALSE PROPHETS existed lvnI
before Vi. weather bureau was e.
tablshsd
THE uI.D SAW holds good this
| ,umc PERSONS are seldom all" T.
open their mouths without puliinI
i their loot Ia II
THE Man REGARDED ~ th
urklrst ~ ~ an ig the one wh'
, missed al of those 800 sproyhrs 4"
Goycrnuf Johnson
@
THE SOCIETY Tor the Iro,Cnti",
II Usrlr.s Giving b. founded IN sin
,,rity and altrulsrn. hut how "uul
sou ike 1" have for an "piiaph. N
Sever gave Accdlessly''
q
q NIT WE HAVE pr,tur" ~ !
Ruoscl"u accepting on" ~ tl"'
Carnegie pensions Personally ~
should not ear" tu 1r N" person I
Ortcr II tu him
o
MUST M HrMlLlATiNG 80 tina
NstUr baby Ia D." having IN lnrum" q
only nine duilaIs ana thirteen cent
q d., When every one know" that ism
half enough Tor even tips.
Il o
THEY HAVE COMPILED = di'
iiunarN 81 the muukC, language
= which viii probably prov" usoful
, ihude curious persons who wOnde
what thrN are mngiug ~ the muHlci
b comedy
Facts NbOut the BruIA. y, Z,
George Drumm leads the Br"h
lhCat'r orchestra.
MnCAdum q Co. specialize In bullu
lnE cement houses.
joe puntI sells Ice next door Ia
Elsman's tailor shop.
=
T THE LAST ROBIN is far, far ava.
4 tho meadow lark has hOlcd NJ H.
the winter and the blue jhS has Ia
the high places Tor the south, hut IA
turkey is with ~ aud thars all that
necessary,
o
RcHpViiunS uf Bachelor.
(%Dv York pTCav1
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-27

prone court in the case OF the bathtul
trust New York World
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-27
Reflections Of II Bachelor.

tH'N lhih l.l'"N.'
woman wants recipe for poll.
tirs lust IN" soda biscuit
Success makes other men claim
most OF the credit for IT,
what helps - gin to iump across
q puddle ls To- he wearing her beet
stockings
A wumuu gets more excited about
going t. Il funeral than a man does
t. a poker game,
Some boys src so blind Ia theft
opportunities TN college they don;
even run into debt.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-27
Are We GoInE to thc BOw.wnWs?

hF VIZ NUIMH 10 IIIU UWWsWWWH'
A Cincinnati lady had a bull dog
upon which she had expended Ovar
$500 In doctors bills In the lat
twelve years, Al length the deg died
and tho remains were laid out Ia =
beautiful CONN In the best room Of
the Jackson hons. The lady kept
four veterinary surgeons dancing at
Tendance on her pet bulldog The
neishbOrs sent flowers 10 the dogs
funeral and the body vas carried TO
the cemetery IN It huarse and four
carriages followed,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-27

Crafty laSyePS, pnl0pg busl-
mess meh. umld executives enc Wis-
taken poiitieiana arr 81 re9akea ~
The luasusaat 0fstAa VAaa siAtas so
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-27
THE BNTHTUB DECISION.


The supr'm" curt decision In the
buthtuu trust ,a.e at once InvaIldates
bOth pleas mon which rested the last
nope or the manufacturers to evade
ths riEprS oi the sherman act. The
patent laws 49, a means OF getting
around IN" restraint. of-trsds clause
are no more potent than other laws
uhd"r ".lirh 'lirgal agreements seek
shelter Washington Post
Bnt there are sound principles. un.
DERIVING the Transaction Of business
along business, rather than ethical
lines; and the supreme court has hit
upon one ~ these in declaring that
while the right Of the Inventor shalt
he inrolate. the powers OF those con
trolling patented devices shall be wise
y regulated and checksd.--sL Louis
Times.
The Hue drawn Is plain enough. "
Is useful, too 50 tar as Il goes. for at
tempts have been made TO build up
monOpOlies upon the basis Of the mOn-
opOly which the bAthtuh combination
sought to Gstabllsh. And II a patent
on tool might ba used ~ restrain
trade In articles manufactured with
that tool In the way the 0atliub max
eer7 sought to resrain trade the pub.
lie would be at the mercy Of = sood
many cor1oinatlOnN now FORBIDDEN.
But the mlmeOEraph dScialoA leaves
the way open 10 host W abuHeA The
mere Iact that titNaF la aoBe limit 10
these Gb0sea sh0uia moi elqcguraSe
EFFORTS 10 HmeRd the n'nieat AWE"
York rrisuAs ~
CRAFTY II SyeFs, qN1fr pnl0pg busl-
ness men. tinld executives enc aIis-
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-05-30
N'CREARY BEATS
OLLIE JAMES IN
dem. CONVENTION
Governor Wins Temporary Control
Over Senator Elect from
Kentulky

Louisville, Ky., May 29,-Goy. ].
b. Mccrary defeated United States
senator-elect Ollie M. James for tenn
porary chairman of the Democratic
state convention, this afternoon,
thereby swinging control Of the re-
organized state committee into the
hands of the administration forces
and making certain the election Of
Rufus II. Van Zant, candidate for
reelection as state chairman, with
enough delegates pledged for Champ
Clark, to assure him a solid delega-
tion of twenty-six votes, from Ken
lucky. Interest in today's meeting
centered In the factional fight
James, whose name has been used
as a rallying cry for the anti-ad.
ministration forces, assumed per.
sonal control of the fight on tn.
floor and psesented his own name
for temporary chairman,
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-05-30
YOUNG MAN BROWNS
IN CACHE RIVER

Nelson Clapp of Brocton, H.,
was drowned in Cache river near
the Illinois Central bridge Sunday
morning. His body was recovered
yesterday after number of charges
of dynamite had been exploded in
the water.
Clapp was a young man. He had
been at Mounds ON a visit for sew
eral days.
Sunday, several boys who were
picnicking in the vicinity, saw a
pile OF clothing on the river bank
They reported their find to the au.
thorities. who investigated and
learned the clothes belonged to Mel
son Clapp whose parents resided al
Brocton. They were notified anc
Ora Thompson sent down to recover
the body. 1t is supposed the youni
man committed suicide while in
demented condition. He had beer
subject to attacks before. The bod,
was shipped last night by Mont
gomery, the undertaken, to Brocto,
for interment. q