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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-10-10
In the Same Boat.

We get some sad cases. said the
attendant at the Balmy Lunatic asy
lum to the interested visitor, and
opened the door of the first cell
Inside YVES a man sitting on a three
legged stool, gazing vacantly at the
wall.
His is an unhappy story" said the
attendant, He was in love with q
girl, but she married another man, and
he lost his reason from grief
They stole out softly closing the
door behind them, and proceeded tc
the next inmate.
This. cell was thickly padded. and
the man within was stark, staring
mad %
Who is this?' inquired the visitor
Thjs2" repeated the attendant
This is the other mani"
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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-10-10

smoking by him. ana at the opening
Of the present scasci he told bis
Honey Boy" minstrels that any he
caught Using the so-cailcd "cofin
nails would be Immediately dis
missed from The company. Youths
who before were addicted to cigar
cites now hirt with nicotine In
smoking cigars.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-10-10

him in his dolectablc nonologue and
remember The we'll rasticated cigar
whose smoke curls IL amusing ac.
compartment IL his sparkling VII
and burner Smoking, however, is
TO him, and no sooner
does re disappear from the STAGE
than he nanas his cigar to q watt
ing attendant.
The ban has been PUT on cigarette
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-10-10
STOMACH GONE BAD
SOUR, Classy, UPSET?
Pape's Diapepsin Cures Indigestion,
Gas, Heartburn OF Dyspepsia
in Five Minutes.

Time I'll! In five minutes all
stomach distress will go, No iudi-
sesHon, heartburn sourness or
bolching of gas, acid, or quotations
ct undigested food, no dizziness,
bloating, foul breath or headache.
Pape's Diapepsin is noted for Its
speed in regulating upset stomachs.
1T is the snrest, quickest and most
certain remedy in the whole world
and besides it is harmless.
Millions Of men and women now
cat their favorite foods without fear
they know now 1t is needless to
have a bad stomach
Please. for your sake, get large
tifty-cont case of Pape's Diapepsin
from any drug store and put your
stomach right. Don't keep on being
miserablo--lif is too short you are
no her long, so make your stay
agreeable Eat what you like and
digest it, enjoy it, without dread of
rebellion in the stomach.
Diapepsin belongs in your home
anyway. 1t should be kept handy,
should one of the family eat some
thing which doesn't agree with them
or In case Of an attack Of indiges-
ton. dyspepsia, gastritis or stomach
arrangement at daytime or during
the night it IL there to give the
quickest, surest relief known
Advt,
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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-10-10
Al. Il. Wilson

Al, II. Wilson, the singing Ger
nan 'ialcct comedian, who has
PROBABLY made as many people
laugh as any comedian on the stage.
ana whose songs arr to be found
among the nursery rhymes in many
households, is underlined for an ap-
r"uanre at the Cairo opera house
Monday Oct H. when ne will pre-
6eui bis song adorned comedy, at
Happened in Pilgdam. which is said
ia be Z novel departure from prev
ions Wilaon plays In the charac-
ter OF Metz Won Klatz. an eccentric
German in search o. a Wife. Mr..
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-10-10
"NonnY Boy" Evans.

'atrons Of the show offered by
George Evans, who. with bis Honey
Boz" Min2rels. appears at the Cairo
opera house Tuesday. October rs,
VIII be surprised to learn that he is
strongly opposed 10 tie use Of tobac-
co This trait Will seem more Singh
lar TO those who have seen and heard
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-10-10
ALL NEW THIS YEAR
SIXTY PEOPLE
PRICES Csc, SOC. Use, 81, 81 50
SEAT SALE MONDAY, OFT IL.


A mans destiny Is never cloacd
Every moment he has the power 10
pour into the empty ware Of the past
the red liquor OF strong purpose,
and OF that which was grief and
thame he can make an inspiration.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-10-10
WHY DR.. Wiley
IS FOR WILSON
lie Says Taft and T. R. Are
Soldiers Of Fraud.
ENEMIES or FURE FOOD LAW

Famous Chemist Believes the Health
OF tho Nation Demands electIoa Of
tho Democratic Tickot--He Appeal
to Those Who, Like Himself Have
Been Republicans.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-10-10

Advertisement In The Bulletin
bring results. -. ~
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-10-10
Fash,on,s Dancers.

Fashion is dangerous, not only be-
cause It, swallows up fortunes and viz
tues, but because II reveals volr most
intimate thoughts to all who can read.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-10-10
~earoas.

An editor speaks with unbeeominE
ilppancy of tho "skyscraper FOLLY
There isn't any building boom in his
pwn-
The Calumet news., 1912-09-12
GIGANTIC FAILURE IN EAST;
U, S, MOTORS co. TO WALL

New York. Sept 12.-Receivers were
appointed today for the United states
Motor Co, forty-two million and
half holding corporation. organized
i'm 1908 to control ten automobile and
gas engine manufacturing companies.
Its directors number some Of the best
known capitalists in the country
The Motors CO. receivers w f..
Strong and Robert Walker. were ap-
pointed by Judge Hougn In an insolv-
ency suit brought i'm the federal dis
trict court by Brown Sharpe & Co. Of
Providence, r. J.. in its own behalf
and that of other creditors In addi-
ton to the appointment Of two receiv-
ers for the holding company. Ave Of
its constituent companies were in
volved. namely The Alden Sampson
Mfg. Co, Detroit Brush Runabout Co,
Columbia Motor Car Co. DAYTON Mo
tor Co. and Maxwell Briscoe Co.
Bankers identified with the Motors
Co. says the proceedings are friendly
and were brought with the purpose OF
clearing up the company's affairs with
view 10 protecting the creditors
Plans for reorganization are said to be
under way
The Calumet news., 1912-09-12
DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATES IN
THE STATE ARE LINING UP

Detroit. Sept 12.-With the Demo
cratic state convention. TO be held In
Grand Rapids Sept. 20. little more than
two weeks away. candidates for the
various Offices on the Democratic state
ticket are lining up rapidly.
A strong campaign is on to name
j. +. Cuddy. a lawy or of Menominee.
for auditor general. The Democrats
say that place on the state ticket is
TO go to the upper peninsula because
of the big Democratic vote expected
there this year and cuddy's friends
want him to be the man.
f. Q. Ganney Of Cadillac Is being
doomed for attorney general, and John
II. Robson OF ovid. banker. for state
treasurer The nomination for secre-
tary Of state will go to a Wayne
county man. it rs believed II some
strong candidate appears.
Chairman Il. c. Shields and Ray
Garfield, Of the Democratic state com
nittee. viii leave Tuesday night foI
Chicago, where they win make ar
rangements to obtain several promi-
nent national speakers for the Michi-
gan campaign.
The Calumet news., 1912-09-12
is CHARGED
WITH MURDER
Burton W. Gibson, New York Law
yer, is Accused of Killing
Woman Client
MYSTERY IN HER DROWNING
Met Death While Boating With
Attorney on July 16

New York. Sept. 12.-Burton w.
Gibson, the New York lawyer whose
client. Rosa Menschik Szabo, lost her
life while boating with him on Green
wood Lake. New York. July 16. was
arrested today by Deputy sheriff Dc
GTaw, of orange county. on warrant
charging Gibson with murder in the
FIRST degree
Gibson issued a statement reassert-
ing his innocence. insisting there had
been no struggle either in the boat
or in the water. Gibson, speaking OF
the incidents attending the drowning
of Mrs. Szabo, declared that when she
came np from beneath the surface Of
the water he certainly did not clutcl
her by the throat and there was M
way by which she could have died IL
that manner"
Evidence submitted before County
Judge Royce of Middletown, was {,
the effect Mrs. Szabo was so injure,
before she fell into the water she new
er breathed after she had sunk below
the surface.
The Calumet news., 1912-09-12
HOBO DOES GREAT DAMAGE
IN HOME OF A. c. WELLS

Menominee, Mich Sept. IA drum
ken. one legged hobo entered the
home of A. c. Wells the well known
lumberman on state street, Mcnominee
last evening about o'clock and before
he left he went on a rampage through
the house and destroyed $1,000 worth
of plate glass cut glass, chandeliers.
china, mirrors, etc. II took three men
to s1bdue him and carry him out of
the house.
He entered the house without knock
ing or ringing the bell and was found
in the dining room by Mr.. Wells The
latter asked him what he wanted ant
uttering a line of profanity that would
do credit TO a bOwery tough he took a
swipe at Mr. Wells with one of his
crutches ana then continued on his
way through the house, smashing brio
-brac of various kinds, Mirrors, cut
glass, chandeliers, plate-glass doors
china and other fragile things were
knocked into smithereens Mr. Wells
tried to stop him but found Il inn
possible. He called for help and c. ].
Huebel and Edgar Brown. neighbors
rushed ia. All three were unable "a
reach the desperate man until one OF
| them pulled rug out from under his
crutch and he toppled over.
They tEen rolled him up in the rug
tied him with ropes and carried him
out or the lawn with great difficulty
and held him there until a squad OF
police arrived. He was carted off &c
jail in an automobile, a serious
charge will be preferred against hin
and one that viii probably result in q
prison term. Ii is not thought that hi
had any special grudge against Mr.
| Wells but was simply drunk and anx
ious 20 set locked up He Is MAJ
about FIVE feet nine and weighs abou
$50 pounds During the fracas HI
struck Mr.. Wells across the wrists
several times with his crutch inflict
ing painful injuries and he olso hi
Mr. Huebel across the head, iniictini
a painful wound
/. At the iail he gave the name O
John Mcintyre of Cass City, Lowe
Michigan. He claimed that he knew
nothing of what he had done las
night.
The Calumet news., 1912-09-12
ATHLETIC FIELD IS NOW
ASSURED FOR HOUGHTON
SITE is SELECTED AND IT SOON
WILL BE READY FOR
HIGH SCHOOL.

The Houghton high school teams
will have an athletic field of their own
soon. according TO an announcement
made this morning Physical Director
Wagner having finally decided upon
the Huron Springs site. 1t is almost
an ideal spot for a field of this sort.
being about ten acres i'm extent and
hat
The only draw back to the site is
the distance and the nature of the
roads bv which II can be reached. and
while the former objection cannot be
obviated the latter can and II is de-
cIared The roads will be fixed up al
once. The field is farther away than
the Ripley park but II is on the
TJoughton side of the lake ana this
makes a big difference i'm many ways
The track team will have a place
in the vicinity of the school to prac-
tice next spring, Mayor Bawden de-
clares and he has given Supt. Gibson
orders TO have the South street block
near the school graded and put II
condition so that sprints and jumps
can he practiced here. The track team
has never had a good place to practice
and has felt the lack keenly. but u
the present plans are carried out II
will have one of the best tracks In the
county
physical Director Wagner assisted
supt. Gibson i'm selecting the athleti'
eeld site. A cession from the Isle
Royale Copper Co. is hoped for ant
n this is obtained the school will have
ebout as fine a site for an athletic fieit
os II win be possible to obtain. Supt
Gibson has agreed to put force o
men on the ground at once. and al
there Is very little work to be dom
he expects to have the field ready To
the team Monday afternoon.
The Calumet news., 1912-09-12
ON TRAIL OF ROOSEVELT.
Republican National Organization
Sends Out Bede, Harlan and Lodge


ssnes Out Bede, Harlan and Lodge
New York. Sept, 12.-That the re-
publican national organization intends
to carry the war direct TO Colonel
Roosevelt and challenge his public
utterances was stated at headquarters
here. Former Congressman J. Adam
Sede Of Minnesota aud John NJ. Har-
Ian, son of the former supreme court
justice. are the two big guns that win
be unlimbered on the Roosevelt trail
Both men are now on route to the west
Iand a special ear has been ENGAGED hy
wire from which they will campaign.
rh.y plan to address the same crowds
that the Colonel does in many of the
western states and 1t was insisted at
the headquert rters that both BeGe and
Harlan we're loaded down with facts
that were designed to embarrass the
colonel
The general republican campaign for
the re- ,-election of Taft will he opened
in Columbus. ohio, on SEPT. q, by
United States Senator Henry Cabot
Lodge of Massachusetts Colonel Roose-
! volts closest friend for many years.
National Chairman Hilles admitted to-
day that he hoped for great things
| from the entrance of Lodge into the
campaign. Lodge will be booked for
| as many speeches as possible i'm the
closing weeks Of the campaign.
In addition all of President Tafts
cabinet officers are to take the stump
The first to get into action will bo
Secretary of Commerce and Labor Ma
gel. who was i'm conference a good part
of last night with the national chair
man. He returned Go Washington to-
day TO clear vi all Of his office bust
ness so that he would be free for Q
general speaking tour. The republican
national committee expects 10 get mos
of its best speakers out on the stumI
without delay. II was freely admit.
ted al headquarters today that tn,
result I'm Maine had been inspiring, az
indicating that the great democratic
sweep. so freely predicted at the tim'
of the Baltimore convention, was no
going TO materialize and that thu
Roosevelt movement was growing les
formidable.
The Calumet news., 1912-09-12
T. R. SETBACK
IN COLORADO
Late Election Returns Reverse
Victory First Indicated For
the Progressives
ELECT ONLY TWO CANDIDATES
Result PrecIudes Launching of
Complete State Ticket

Denver. Sept 70 Returns today
from Tuesdays statewide primary re
versed the victory indicated for the
Progressive Republicans by the pre-
vious returns. The progressive Re
publicans elected only two candidates
Philip b. Stewart for governor and At
torney General Grimth, incumbent 1t
is said today the result precludes the
launching of complete Roosevelt
Progressive party state ticket.
Progressive Democrats were chosen
for all state offices. including Elias Nj.
Ammons for governor. There were nc
contests for presidential electors. the
Democratic and Republican parties
each selecting six.
Roosevelt Talks on irrigation.
La Grande, ore. Sept. 12.-Col
Roosevelt spoke on Irrigation" here
today. He speaks at Boise tonight.
johnson Tours Wisconsin.
Milwaukee. Sept. 12-Governol
Johnson today started across Wiscon-
sin on a speaking tour, During tn,
day he will speak at Madison. Bara-
boo. Reedsburg. Elroy. Sparta, La.
| Crosse. and at Winona, Minnesota.
LaFollette Will Campaign.
Washington. sept. 12.-Senator La
Toilette left Washington today for ;
western tour. where it is expected h
win enter actively i'm campaign TO
| Progressive candidates on state tick
| cts He made no comment upon tin
| action Of the Wisconsin Progressive
yesterday in declaring the new Pro
| gressive party represented the ma
turalization of Wisconsin Progress
| iveism.
The Calumet news., 1912-09-12
CROPS IN THIS
COUNTRY NOW A CERTAINT,

Washington, Sept 12.-Cereal crops
tions will reach the unprecedented to-
tai production of 133,O16,OOO tons. Vic
tor II Olmsted. chief of the depart
ment Of agricultures bureau of stats
ties, announced today With the rec
ord breaking crop of corn, spring
wheat, oats, barley. rye and buck
wheat, the years harvest will be 20.2
per cent greater i'm weight than last
years production. 81 per cent greater
than the big year of 1910 and 1862 per
cent greater than that Of 1909.
Prospects for record breaking po-
tato crop indicate that IL will be more
than 26 per cent greater than last year
and per cent greater than 1909 when
the previous record production was
harvested. The hay yield is estimat-
ed at about 81 per cent more than
last year
August. like July, was decidedly fav-
orable for crop development through
out the country, department OF agri
culture officials declare.
They figure the composite condition
of all crops on Sept 1, as being about
1876 per cent better than at that tim'
year ago. and Al per cent better
than the average condition on Sept.
in recent years The condition (ol
production If harvested) of various
crops on Sept. /, compared with thei
average mot normaD condition or
that date of recent years:
Peaches. t20o; apples. 1863; sprinl
wheat. 1881; oats li7,1; pears. HOS
barley. 1895: potatoes. 1895, cabbagcs
1854; faxseed 1875 clover seed
1869; tomatoes, 1868. onions, 1854
millet. 1862: buclSwheat 1860; grapes
1850; alfalfa 1851. hops, 1914; corr
foi2: sugar beets. loLO: lima beans
1905: dry beans, 1905; tobacco, 99.4
cranberries. o9,1 sweet potatoes 9S4.
The Calumet news., 1912-09-12
BARONESS AFTER REVENGE.
Is Coming to America to Recover Su
premacy ss Fsncer.


London Sent. En- garde! You
American women who export with the
rapier and the foils. Strengthen your
wrists. train your eyes to even more
acute alertness. add to the suppleness
of your limbs.
For Baroness dc Meyer whose steel
rang against yours last winter. viii re-
turn to New York IN December. And
SHE will return 70 seek revenge
The baroness a picturesquely. beau
tiful woman, was Princess Olga car
racciolo. and a godGaughter Of King
Edward. She dresses wonderfully
New York will remember a leopard
skin coat that adorned her there. II
was presented 10 her By a maharaJar
IN token Of his admiration for her ski
with the foils.
For the graceful and agile baroness
has won the English championship toi
women at fencing. In America sh'
was not so successful. She compliance
that her ignorance of the rules of th'
game on that side of the ocean hardi
capped her greatly
The Calumet news., 1912-09-12
Mexican FederaIs Transported
Through American Territory
to Aqua Prieta Today
REBEL ATTACK IS EXPECTED
Strong Force of insurgents Plan
to Take Town lust Opposite
Douglas, Arizona
BATTLE MAY SOON TAKE PLACE

Washington. Sept. 12.-Brig. Cen
eral Steever telegraphed the war de-
partment today that Mexican rebels,
under Rojas. were planning to finally
attack Aqua Prieta. opposite Douglas,
Arizona, at 10 this morning, mountain
time. The Mexican federals entrained
last night at El Paso, and are being
rushed to the defense
Coincident with the despatch of re
inforcemerts for the Mexican federal
garrison at Aqua Prieta, General Stew
er reported the arrival at Naco. Arizo-
ma. Of one thousand rifles and five hun
dred carbines with ammunition. They
will be available for arming Americans
on the border.
Late advices concerning the fight at
Cuchillo indicate the rebels lost he3vi
ly in men and supplies. The federal
forces drove the enemy before then
and forced him to ford the Conchc
river on RATS. The rebels. one thous-
and strong, were believed to have
been commanded by orozco, and were
last reported retiring towards Goa
hula.
Mexican Troops Transported.
lei Paso Texas. Sept. 12.-Three
trains bearing about nine hundred
Mexican federals, left here secretly
during last night for Douglas. Ariz.
from which point they cross to Aqua
Prieta, threatened by rebel attack
Lieut. Col RobertS of the twenty
ond infantry, in charge of escort, is ac-
companying the troop trains The frs
train arrived at Douglas safety this
morning.
Confer With the President,
Beverly Sept. 12.-President Taft to-
day received Chandler n. Anderson
counsellor FOR the state department
who, IL is understood. was prepared t.
discuss the Mexican situation. Attor
ney General Wickersham and Secre
tarv MacVesgh also had conference
with the president
Battle OF ojinsga Still On.
Maria, Texas, Sept. 12.-The BATH
of Ojinaga is still in progress, accord
ing to reports received today. The fed
erals defending the town have almos
exhausted their ammunition supply
The Calumet news., 1912-09-12
AVIATOR PECK KILLED BY
SHORT FALL IN CHICAGO

Chicago. ILL.,. Sept. 12.A-Aviator Paul
Peck of Washington, ID. c. holder OF
the American record for duration Of
fight, was fatally injured in fall
with n biplane last night while flying
in gusty wind. He attempted toe
steep a spiral and when he struck the
ground the heavy engine came through
the wreckage. striking him in the neck.
He died at hospital al 80 o'clock
without regain!ng consciousness. His
skull was fractured and he was njurec
Internally.
A gusty wind blew at the Cicero
field all day and Director Drew posted
the customary warming to aviators
against going up. Peck. believing his
small biplane would be fast enough to
carry him through the gusty wind
went into the air in spite OF the eau
tion.
At about SEQ feet altitude he started
to come down. His real difficulty did
not become apparent until ne was
within 20 feet OF the ground. Then
he shot downward TO earth
Ten-Dsy Meet Opens.
Chicago. Sept. 12.-The ten-day
meet Of the Aero Club Of Illinois will
start this forenoon in Cicero field
More than a score OF American and
foreign aviators are entered for prizes
aggregating twenty-rour thousand
dollars. The competition the first -four
days will be at Cicero field and will b,
between aeropiancs. Next Monday ths
meet will shift to the lake front fol
| hydroplanc races.
The Calumet news., 1912-09-12
WISCONSIN LOSES HEAVILY
THROUGH NIGGARDLy POLICY

Madison. Sept 12.-Hundreds Of
thousands. il not millions OF dollars,
have been lost by Wisconsin as the
result of TOO small an Appropriation TO
the state forestry reserve. This fact
has just been ,E,veloted by the pur-
chases of large tracts of mineral lands
in Iron and Villas counties by Chi
cago man. There have been opera
tions upon all of this land held by the
state. but the appropriation by the
last session of the legislature was not
sufficient TO permit acquirement The
land is believed TO contain iron de-
posits.
The Calumet news., 1912-09-12
MRS. JACK JOHNSON DIES;
SHOT HERSELF IN HEAD

Chicago. Sept 12.-Mrs. Jack John
son. white wife Of the heavyweight
champion pugllist, who shot herself
through the head last night. died this
morning without regaining conscious
ness Mrs. Johnson's act is attributed
by her husband to q nervous attack
one of a series from which she had
suffered for two years. Mrs. Johnson
is also said to have shown symptoms
Of tuberculosis.
She was 10 have left for Las Vegas
n. NJ. last night, but decided to aban-
don the trip. II was while Johnson was
away notifying friend Of the change
i'm her plans that his wife shot her
self
The Calumet news., 1912-09-12
KswEENAw COURT RESUMES.

The Keweenaw term of circuit court
resumed its sessions this morning az
ter adjournment on August 81 because
of the Labor Day holidays and the
fact that the Houghton county term
opened the Tuesday after Labor Day.
Judge Samuel Cooper OF lronwood oc-
cupied the bench. because of the fact
that Judge T. II. O'Brien was inter-
ested in the one case TO be tried be-
fore his elevation to the bench. The
case is personal injury suit brought
by the Paskvan estate against the Al
louez Mining company.
The Calumet news., 1912-09-12
COMMITTEES WILL MEET,

The temporary committee composed
Of President f. II .Schumaker, Chief
Joseph Trudel. John ]. Ellis. Jr.. John
Hermann and Dr. John Miller, named
az the meeting Of the business men
this week TO arrange plans for raising
an entertainment fund for the fire.
mems tournament next summer. Will
meet in the town hall this evening to
name permanent committee. An
other meeting of the businessmen viii
be held next Wednesday evening.
The Calumet news., 1912-09-12
U. S. EMPLOYEES ENGAGED.
Miss Kelley, Highest Paid Woman, L
Wed Mai. Callan.

Portsmouth, N. H., Sept ts.--The
engagement is announced here of Miss
Margaret Kelley, chief clerk to the di-
rector Of the United States mint, To
Major Robert Callan, of the coast
artillery. Miss Kelley Is summering
at Wanalancet, N, II. Miss Kelley has
achieved some public attention owing
to the fact tnat she is the highest paid
woman employe of the federal gov
ernment. She has several times served
as acting director Of the mint.