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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-04-28

board meets on the first Monday O.
each month at 100 p. m.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-04-28
Montefeiore Congregation.

Sunday school at 3 p m. Ser
vices at Ais p. m, conducted by
Rabbi Lovltch.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-12
ARGUMENT STAGE
IS REACHED IN
DARROW
TRIAL
Prosecutor Holds Defendant
Indirectly Responsible for
Los Angeles Times Dynamit-
ing Outrage.
FREQUENT CLASHES
INTERRUPT HEARING
my EyssInE Herald a. y. Leased wire,

Los Angeles. Aug i2.--iutorruptcd
frequently by objections ou the part
ot tho defense attorneys. Assistant
District Attorney W " Ford began
today tho opening argument to the
Jury in tho bribery trial of clarence g.
parrOw.
Opening with comparison OF tho
accused and Francis bacon ta o. man
whose sentiments were uoblc-his
puetiDos IEuohlr. Ford said that his
tory Wus nliod with such men. Among
iIr men of noble character and great
reputation who have committed
crimes. hu named Judas Isrlriot and
Benedict Arnold
The first Interruption was that ~
Nr barrow. who excepted to Furd's
designation of former United states
senator " r. Mason as Lorimer
seat mate
Mason was one of Dsrrow's charac-
ter vituessys
barrow ana Attorney H. n Appel
were both ON their feet with ohiec-
tuus when Ford denounced the de-
fyudani as responsible Indirectly for
tho blowing up of tho Times by
teaching there is no such thing as
crime
Appeal protested that the prose
cut1r Was going outside the evidence
auu Juugo Hutton warned tho speaker
Geo dD-ist
Going into the history Of tho Nc
N1WJr1 nusp Ford defended v hat he
called th" stool pigeon system as
90 necessity no enforcing the law, ana
denounced uarrnws ayowod belief in
th, right tu spy likewise into the sec
rutH uf the prosecution.
Furi reviewed evidence purporting
to show that barrow had corrupted
/ witnesses iu the NcNomnra case.
Tho prosecution know. declared
Ford "thut barrow was cortuptns
every unc with whom ne r1no int,
contact Some of them were respect
able ri'izcus OF Los Angeles. ono of
whom . gm 4orr, to say was Zee
cumpt. Davis"
Davis was ASSISTANT counsel 100 th'
M,NtWart defense
Taking up ia, failure OF tho De-.
ious' Co place ou the stand A. %
Tyrunuv. ruD san Francisco labor
. leader. MIR Ford asserted that the de-.
| fuus' was afraid to have him tostiil
because of Typitmoo's Implication bal
/ me dHnnWt.ur uf th" Timos huildinF
Fond d,rurud uuuuuiNuruIg tht
/ th" accused had received the alleged
Z Wih' money from Tlpitwo, md thhI
I tbn evidence 90 chat rfo.t cuir0boratr,
/ thnt uf john li Harrington
FurI rIdiruI,d fh, Impression cree
I JtoG. 1' sIid %. nIrruus HtiOrnnys
/ tutt Franklin aud HHruurtou wor'
T .u the yuUHyIrJrE
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-12
Detroit Baseball Star Attacked
and Stabbed by Three
Highwaymen Who Hold Up
His Automobile.
VICTIM DECLINES TO
DISCUSS NEAR TRAGEDY
News of Assault Comes From
Syracuse Where Tigers
Were Scheduled for Exhibi-
tion Game Today.
InI E,snlns Israla 4. 2. l...sra Mo-


syracuse. N y. Aug. D. lily cobb
was attacked ana stabbed boo tar baca
hy three unidentified men u Detroit
today while ON his way to the train
which WAS to bring him aud tho team
here tcr tu exhibition game this az
toruuou
cobb .siIty sav,d him from pos
s,plc douth His injuries 1904, slight
cobb WAS driving his automobile 90
the station, accompanied nv his wife,
when three assuilauis appeared from
behind wooden bunjing aud ordered
lh, car tn stop The men wore partly
Intoxicated ANA when Go, machine
came 81 stop cobb jumped uut and
began ~ argue with the men
Tho tr.o then demanded money and
mad, H mugy go cobb. Cuhh attacked
tur men uut then began general
ughI one mau was knocked down
with blow ON the chin, another ran.
wuilc tho third grabbed cobb around
tho mock While the pair were strug-
Cling the thug pulled a knife and in
tiictcd wound in Cobb back. cobb
finally shpok Of the HssWlnut ana rec
gpinrd his car
Cnhb was tr'.trd hyrr on th, 5r-
rival 81 the Detroit team cobb tried
tu keep the matter quiet oud would
not discuss &c.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-12
PRISONER OFFERS To
WAIVE ENTHADITION

Hot springs. Aug A. District At
torncy Whitman wired Acting Mayor
petut Of Hot springs that q detective
authorized 60 get schepps eNtradiuon
papers from Governor Donaghcy was
due iu Little Rock today tie viii go
immediately tn Hot springs if ho gets
the necessary papers
What's the Use OF going To- AN that
trouble asked SChtpps - viii re-
turn to Now York without cNtraditlon
papers
Schcpps seems 10 have lost an fear
NJ returning to New york but ap.
pears anXious to discr,dit the Copfos-
uou OF Bald Jack" Ross. Schepps
says he Is INDIGNANT 0t Rose Tor u-
plyating him in the Roscuthal mur.
lor What he has 90 tcll District Al
i1rucy whitman, Schcpps declares.
Nul ruuse rigld Investigations Co con-
linuy iu New York well into next year
"l ann the keystone in the arch,
Schcpps said 'and when they set
me- htrk to New York the entire arch
Nul Nn There was ono important
hing We overlooked ana that was Gao
rhanEo the number OF the automo.
ollie"
one statement he made has CON
used the local Officers
You can mark thc datc--on tho
Wcuty-nnh uf February an this IN
esusDtion VIII stop, ne declared, but
,ius,d tn umplify this assertion,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-12
STATE AUTHORITIES
DEFIED BY LOAN
COMPANY
Insolvent California Concern
Denies Right of Officer to
Take Possession of It's Office.
my EVENING nsraId 4. =. Leased wIrsl


san Francisco. Aug l2.--Whon
Franc ] Brandon, placed In charge
~ tho Continental Building ana Loan
association by George s. Walker, state
building and loan commissioner, at
tempted Co iukr possession today he
found the doors locked and COM
pauy guard inside Deputy Brandon
immediately s"portrd to u. W. Harr'
son, representing Commissioner Walk
ar. and Harrison went into conference
with Attorney General Webb, Co deter
mine " q furciblo entry would De
wise.
The state is definitely in control ot
the Continental today judge Graham
n the superior court having made
permanent his order of saturday Civ
ing Commissioner Walker power Go
liquidato the affairs of the Continent
.ul Judge Graham upheld the at
torncv general, who argued that am
officer or the state ought NOT tu Dee
restrained from performing bis public
duty.
Commissioner Walker. who declared
the Continental iusoly,ut lHst Thurs
duy with liabilities exceeding $780,
u0u be- 900 iu his home az san Jose
with congestion ut the lungs
Attorney General webb announced
his decision that hy tould file a pe-
ttion citing 2ho directors and officers
ut the association to show cause why
brandon should NOT Do, permitted On
take possession.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-12
DEMOCRACY TO MAKE
BID FOR VOTES
Of WESTERN
WOMEN
Feminine Speaker to Stump
Suffrage States With Ap-
peal Based on Tariff and
Cost Of Living,
TO USE NEW JERSEY
LAWS IN ARGUMENT
uDy EvsnIns Hsraid 4. >. Lsassd Wire,


ocagIrt y H.. Aus Though lle
Democratic party bas uo plank n ls
platform advocating w man suffrage
"A plan bias hcgn formulated by th.
wilson campaign mau. GERS hy which
thoy hope tp make uiI Tor tho fem
luiuo vote Boa The siN woman suffrage
states
Mrs y. Borden Hartman off New
York is 60 nave charge of the Wilson
campaign among women voters iu
California, Washington. Wy1ming
lmh, Colorado aud Idaho. Joseph o.
Davies. secretary of tHD national com
W-ttce md manager o. tho Western
headquarters at chicago had au app
poiutWont with Governor Wilson toe
day ut which ne expected 90 map out
Mrs Hartmann activities.
W.thnG! sn.ng ir'" th" sunrng"
question, Mrs Hartman, accordlng tp
present plans, will make her appeal
hs speeches ON the turin and the cost
of liviug ss well as legislation relating
to hours of cmploymc,t ana work
mems compensation Mr.. Davies
brought Tor the governors approval
abstracts made hy Mrs Hartman of
the wurkmpn's compensation act and
laws limiting employment signed by
Governor Wilson boz New Jersey
Holla Wells. former mayor of ST.
Louis VINO was appointed treasurer
pf the National Democratic commit
tee, was expected 20 can on Governor
Wilson hero during the day.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-12
IMPOSING FUNERAL
FOR EMPEROR
MUTSUHITO
OF JAPAN
Ruler to Be Buried With Full
Rites of Shinto Religion
Ceremonies to Last for Three
Full Days.
ENJOYS FROM WORLD
POWERS TO ATTEND
my Evening HsrHId A. q. Lssssd wirsI

Toxic. Aug o. Tho official pro-
gram for the funeral of Emperor Nut
suhito. who died ou July 80. was is-
suDu today Tho services are 20 be-
Eln at O'clock l. m.. September ! g..
when Emperor Yushihitu aud the cm-
press dovaErr viii bc present At 2
o'clu"N %. m. iho elder statesmen, tho
rr"rs. 500 tIr high officials and for
,isu representative are Co 1seomne
geo th. palace. from which the procos
sion wil start at %. No. Emperor
Nuahihilu WIll uui IUiu the procession
nul viii meet Il ou the Noyamo pU.
rgdu ground
Tho uu. uI lh, procession. whirn
viii nr very Ions, is Goo no iutorsperacu
with musicians. torch bearers ana off
fD'Ile HHrrfur rmhirms. while muu,
priests ALSO Will participate
The coffin containing the body is
90 De- drawn Dos "a team OF oxen.
The Duur, route is to be- lined hy
Fuldiota uf tho regular army
l"lWcdiatcN after the arrival Of
The procession at Aoyum8 the funeral
service VIII begin and win comprise
the full iui imposing Shiuto ritual
After th, services the emperor VIII
personally read d tribute Co the dead
monarch. and this will hc followed hy
another nr th" empress dowaEcr who
win bc succeeded hy the ministers OF
state and others. tho musicians mean
White continuing 60 play funeral airs
80 the conclusion of TINS service the
Imperial lrun i4 to leave for Kiot0,
bu, Emperor Yushhito and the cm-
press doWugor viii not travel hy o.
Tho train is scheduled Co arrive ui
b loo %. m. september "a. ana sim.
liar procession to that arranged from
the palace 10 the Noyamu parade
grounds viii follow Various trllutcs
90 the late ompcrorF memory viii DO
read beside the tomb Further scry-
ices are 90 hc held ON september 70
Wuuis.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-12
ARREST MAY CLEAR
UP MYSTERY Of
ROSENTH
MURDER
Suspect Caught in Arkansas
Announces Intention Of
Making Clean Breast of En-
tire Conspiracy.
DECLARES DETECTIVES
C0NNIVED AT ESCAPE

New York. Aug. i2--This week
promises TO uuravcl much of the mys-
tcry that sun surrounds the killing of
the gambler Herman Rosenthoi. who
was shot down Ia front Of the Hotel
Mcuopolc nearly "a month ago.
Win the coming OF sam Schopps
from Hot Springs Arl,. aud possible
confession from Jack sullivan. the
district attorneys office prepared it-
SELF for new ana important evidence
that would orrohorar th, confession
at Raid jack Rose that Police
Lieutenant Rocker iustigntcd the muir
der. SUhcpua according Go Rose,
rode in the murder car uptown and
later paid the gunner fuT their work.
The ublig prosecutor has sent nm of
tlycr 90 bring Schepps back ana slso
has requested the Hot springs ofu-
cills NOT to turn their man over Co
anyone without Instructions oi thr
district attorneys office. Mr Whit
man wants hs own mon go soc sohcpps
before the New York police gct Co
him
Tho aldermanic Investigation COM
mittcp was scheduled 10 meet today
Go select ifs counsel The public pros
cnuturs office is said to have obtained
Information that Uockor had accounts
in uu fewer thnn eight banks here
and thcr- are indications BE- was re-
ported that sine, th, murder oi Ros
onthal several thousand dollars nav,
been Withdrawn.
DEPUTY Police Commissioner Dough
crty said he proposed 90 investigate
the story OF Schcpps. that the polio,
found him lu the tutskius ana Jailed
to arrest him puughcrty said hr
would break tho detectives it they
were found ruilty
schopps in his story or his night
from the CatskillH. where the ncw
YORK detectives were sonr, 0i-t for
IA, gunner. BIZ quoted as saving
In Sullivan county was asl"et
n % gymnasium when five Of the New
YORK detectives that know came iu
aud Uftrd the cover from mo. Ouo
asked mr who WAS ana Eriuncd.
snil my name was smith uua grlnncd
right back Thoy wont away after
kindly replacing the cover Half nu
hour later I was on my way to Huf
falo.'
From Buffalo, Schcpps said h,
won't tp Hot springs
Max s. Stour went % the west side
court prison whore "Rridgie' wcbbcr
his client ana one of those charged
with the murder of Herman Rosen.
thai. IN locked up. The lawyer ad'
mitted ne had received an urgent telo
gram from Wcbbor shortly after.
ward Hartford r Marshall, counsc
for Jack sullivan, arrived lie re-
fused to talk and hurried inside
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-12
SENATE ADOPTS PARCELS
pOST SUBSTITUTE pLAX

without word of debate the SEN
ate today adopted the bourne Bris-
tow parcels post plan as q substitute
Tor the house parcels post provision
In the post office appropriation hin
Tho Bourne Bristow plan would di-
vide tho country into eight zones
within nfty mile radius the rat"
would boz fixed ut five cents Tor the
firs' pound ANA three cents Tor each
additional pound of fourth ,lass mat
tcr 4 graduated rate To- cover the
other zones would iucreas" to twelve
cents n pound in the eighth zone, Gov
apart
The house provision outlined a
straight tw'lNo-ocut rate on parcels
weighing up 90 ~ pounds
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-12
TODAY IN CONGRESS


Judiciary committee refused 90
mako report ou puw,rpnc resoln-
NuU directing attorney general to
bring criminal prosecutions
against officers of standard OH
and American Tobacco rompan
i,s
Convened ~ 40 "a. m.
Financial operations Of Ecpub-
lgan congressional campaign
'ummittr" were reviewed by
campaign funds investigating
committee by Chairman Me
Elnlcy
Resumed debate ON post office
appropriation hin. the good roads
section being eliminated and pro-
vision made Tor ID commission 90
inquire into federal aid In high
way construction Bourne
Bristow parcels post plan incor.
poratcd us substitute Tor house
provision
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-12
WILSON OBJECTS TO
TWO MILLION
CAMPAIGN
FUND
Democratic Candidate Declares
Intention of Confning Ex-
penses Of Election to Lowest
Possible Figure.
HOW MACHINE DIFFERS
FROM AN ORGANIZATION

thy Evening Herald ~ leased WtFel
Seugirt. y. J. Aug l2.-Eeouomy to
the extreme aud tho smallest cam
poigu fund lu the 1istoIy of any party.
If possible. represents the wish ui
Governor Woodrow Wilson for the
coming campaign. Discussing reports
tutt the Democrat" rlrty wanted Co
raise Gt least $4,000 0uu. Governor
WILSON said
"a voX,s m, THAT DO hys been s1id
that .uuu.uuu haas been fixed as the
UGu. hDN, uut lhc slightest uo-
tom OF UuV much is necessary. hui /
remember Nr Bryan telling me the
sum used IN Ws campaign. ! have
fprruttru the exact figures bat b. GER
lm.y was not less than yt0o0,0Oo
biN desire o. tp couuur expenses tn n
reasonable degree OFF economy and
absolutely legitimate objects ] regret
that 20 costs us much as % does to run
l campaign
Governor Wilson also amp!.N,d his
Views ON organizations and political
machines on which Frederick ". Hin
,rIc.hs. once candidate for LiCutcu-
tut governor ol New YORK, took issue
with she rovSuor on SATURDAY draw
ing the governors attention to Mr.
yoosevclts position on these qucs
uons
"Urg'nizatIers 1r, absolutely ucn-
,ssart. said tIy governor and 10 is
always right Goo Discriminate between
political machines and orgaul1Ht. 'ns
a marhiu, is that small part %. In
general private and personal. u is
not right tu confuse ORGANIZATIONS
with tho m8UhIut'
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-12
HURRICANE HOWLs
ACROSS NEBRASKA

omaha, Ncb, Aus o. Wind and
lightning which accompanied th,
storm whicn visited omaha early toe
day did considerable damage to
shade trccs oud electric wires The
rainfall was l92 inches
Reports of more serious damage
came from various points la the state
hut the crippled condition ot tvlcphon,
ana trlcgfuphic ltnos make detail.
hard to obtain.
Norfolk reports several thousand
dollars damage hy wind while at llar.
man. "a heavy HAN storm ruined crops
No loss ot life is reported.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-12
LARGE ATTENDANCE AT
TYPO UNION C0NCLAVE
tBy E,euinE ncrnra 4. =, leased wi-sl

cleveland a., Aug o. with dcic-
gates present from oll over the tulted
states aud Canada. and even Hawaii
and the Philippines. the ury-oishth
annual convention uf the lutornation-
W pugnphicil union opened here
TODAY President James NJ Lynch
presided The wum9uN auXilary also
is va session
Before the credentials committee ni
the wumpns uuNilmr convened. it
WAS announced thI thDrp would pr
a contest over the seating ut Mrs.
Frank Kennedy of omaha. Ncb WHO
is declared Co huve been irrcgularl}
elected.
Thorr will boz mo- election az Officers
Ht this mcrung
Now York Nashville. Tenn. san
Antonio. Texas, aud Montreal sock the
next convention,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-12
PRISONER Will. BARE
DETAILS OF CONSpIR NCN

Hot Springs, Ark, Aug i2-"Jack
Rose has told things unnecessary IN
his confession 60 the Sew York prose
tutor ana has tried to get me in
bad. but I will not stand for it
when I get back 90 New York ! mean
60 tell Whitman the entire truth. iic
cant give me the worst ut a."
Thus declared sam Schcpps today,
arrested here Tor alleged completely
IN the Roscnthal murder tie donlrd
vigorously that he made confession,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-12
CUBA ASKED TO DIG
UP EALF A MILLION

Washington. Aus ~ Tho state
department ugaiu has asked cuba 90
pas 100000 remaining due on tho
Reilly contract for the wutcrWorka
plant aud sanitation of Cierfuegos
The cuban congress has appropriated
for the payment aud several requests
have boon made for t bv this govern.
mont ~ ia deuied that the request
has taken tho form uf an ultlmatum
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-12
MAN NGEMFNT PROGRESSES
IGNORANCE OE AFFAIR

Detroit. Aug. l2-Tho management
Of the Detroit American League hasr-
bah team stated nothing had heen
heard iu Detroit regarding the stab
hing OF Coba until the news came
from syracuse.
Tho police had heard nothing ol the
reported attack.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-12
BLONDES NO MATCH
FOR BRUNETTES
AS DRINKERS
Army Medicos Find That Dark
Skinned Soldiers Have Best
Staying Powers in Battle
With Rum Demon.
ny n,snlns nsra.a a. =. Lsa.sa wIrsl

Washington. AUG l2.--As upplcrs
blondes are outvlassed by bruuet,cs.
Army medical Officers have arrived
go THIS conclusion l- result ui two
Years observation uf enlisted mou iu
the philippine scouts. the Philippine
yonstahulurN uui tho Manila police
force The report snow that while
fair men are tho gual ut their dark
comrades in ahuitN Goo withstand Jrop.
ical climate, iu vitality muscular
strength und Intellect th,y are Idok-
ing iu stay ing qualities when 10 comes
tu battling with John Barley corn
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-12
SUGAR TRUST INQUIRY
RESUMED AT DENVER
my E,saInE Her, I'd a. y. Leased NVIrsI

Denver, Colo Aug l2.-Tukng of
testimony was begun here today bee
fore special Commissioner Wilson -.
Briro in the governments suit rc-
Gently instituted in Sew York Cos dis-
solve tho sn-callod sugar trust
under the sherman antt-truat law.
Two witnesses were examined up Co
noon, tho questions of the govern
monts attorneys being designed to
snow what " ans, ,Gai!s Wer" mad"
hy either the American sugar ana RE-
inning company or amy of its suhsI-
diaries. Go gaiH control of Independent
SUGAR plants Boo Colorado, or whether
any obstacles had hoon placed In the
way of independent companies suc-
eosS'uliy carrying ON business
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-12
TEXAS REPUBLICANS
H0PELESSLY DIVIDED


publican state executive committee
meeting today suiIt after houtcd rcs-
oiutInn over tho ruling of state chair
man Cecil Lyon Members uf the
Iat mctiun protested against the rul-
ipgs of Mr.. Lyon hecauso OF his ac-
tiyuos in behalf OF Theodore Hooso-
Welt.
shortly aftorward tho executive
committee divided separate meet.
ings were held. Each sido claimed
victory
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-12
DENDLOCk ON SUGAR
TARIFF LAW UNBROkEN

Failure of the sugar tariff bin and
IN, cNpis, tax measures was feared
to-day bt Democratic leaders ~ the
house. Both bills are In conference.
House DoufDrr,s insist upon % sugar
'aTiff reduction much below the basis
the senate win accept
There appears utti, hope OF th"
deadlock being broken
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-12
II,,r'sI,

Convened a. noon
cons deratiou Of elections
committees reports in case OF
Representative Catlin
Under agreement ave hours
debate was 90 begin ou Catlin
case.
Representative nyrnes intro
duccd bin approprInting $4,000
for Investigation into PellaEra.
Formal call for Democrats
caucus on battloship question is-
sued Tor Wednesday afternoon.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-12

Port Au Prince. Iayu. Aug. IA
The body OF th" luto president ol
layti. General Cincinuatus Leconto,
who was burned to death in the fire
which destroyed the national palace.
was buried TODAY with national hon
ors The capital is quiet