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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-12-03
FIRST WOMEN
JURORS IN KANSAS
HAVE PRAYER FIRST

Associated Press Dispatch.
Eldore. IIas., Dee. 2.---Delivera-
lions by the first jury composed en-.
tirely Of women that has tried case
in Kansas were begun with prayer.
Mrs Hattie Riley, foreman Of a jury
which sat in land damage suit here
Friday, described today the feelings
of the twelve women and their efforts
to reach a verdict
'We scarcely knew what to do af-
Ter entering the jury room" Mrs.
Riley said q believed we should
pray All heads bowed One juror
led in spoken supplications and we
plunged into discussion of the case
"It seemed as if all We're talkinc
Mt once, but we were in earnest. VIZ
had consulted the judges instruc.
tions and for three days had not
breathed a word about the case
Naturally there was much to b.
said"
The case went to the jury at ;
o'clock in the afternoon and three
hours later the verdict awardins
damages was returned. Husbands O.
the Jurors had waited around to TAX,
them home The same ease was tried
BY jury OF men, which failed t.
agree They stood to after three
days of deliberation.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-12-03
BOTH bodies OF
C()NGRE:SSSE:IT
DOWN TO WORK

Associated Press Dispatch.

Associated Press Dispatch
Washington, Dec. 2.---The Senate
.a0d House settled down to work, to-
.day fir The high pressure session
that wiil end the Six,y-second CON
Gress. Speaker Champ Clark, wield-
ins his emblem of office with ever
increasing fierce, succeeded in break
iag two valuable gaycls before he
had brought the enthusiastic House
through aH hour and ten minutes of
h"sjr'tf. Tho SCISSORS Iii bot
houses seryea to complete the pre-
jiminary work Of organization and
left Congress ready for legislative
business tomorrow.
The Senate, depressed by the re-
cent death Of Vice President sher-
man and Senators Hepburn and rqy-
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-12-03
FUNERAL NOTICE.

DIED---Patrick ]. Purcell, of pneu-
rronia, on Sunday, December / 1912,
in the sixty-seconl year Of his age.
Funeral from 2105 Walnut street Oh
Tuesday morning, Dec. 3, at s O'Clock,
to st. Patrick's church. Requiem
high mass at $3.50 o'clock. Funeral
train will leave Fourteenth street at
9:45 a, m. Friends are invited to
attend. Please omit flowers --Advt.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-12-03

one snail stra-d at time. The
effect IS immediate and amazing
your hair will be light, fluffy and
wayy and have an appearance Of
abundance; IN Incompatible ustre,
softness and luxuriance. the beauty
and simmer Of true hair health.
Get a rs cent bottle Of Knowlion's
Dandefine from any drug store or
toilet counter, and prove to your
SELF toaight---now-- that your hair
Is rs Pretty and soft as any that il
has baan neglected cr injured by
careless treatment that's ALL
Advt. II
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-12-03
BROTHER CHAS.
CAVE most TO
AID PRESIDENT.
MORGAN and Carnegie Aided
Financially G., Q. P.
Campaign Eund.

4 Associated Press Dispatch.
Washington. Dec Cherries p.
Taft OF Cincinnati, brotbo? Of The
President, led the contributions to
the Republican campaign fund with
$l5o.000 recording 70 the final
of the Republican Nation
al committee, filed with the clerk OF
the House, today The total contri-
buttons reached 904,S28, The eX-
pendituros were s99Q,36S for speak
ers salaries, Advertising, rant.and
otho- purposes, including sending
$4,000 to the American 'hssociat-
tion Of Foreign Newspapers.
In the list pf individual, contribu-
tons were items Of $4,000 from
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-12-03
OIL DISCOVERED
IN NEIGHB0RING
KENTUCKY CITY
concluded from Page One,)

the presence of oil on adjacent
ground.
For three days the oil has flowed
ana the amount Of oil coming out
yesterday was greater than before
The black substance coming out with
the oil is getting blacker as depth
is reached. and it may be that ii is
4 fine quality of graphite.
It Is probable that some one who /:
familiar with oil wells will BE-
brought to Bardwell within the next
few days to Investigate conditions
as 4 company capitalized for $2.5Oc
has been formed, this money raised
from the sale Of stock to be expended
in making investigations.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-12-03
River Forecast.

No very important changes are in
dicatel within the next two or three
days for the Ohio, from the mouth Of
the Wabash to Cairo; for the Mis-
slssippi, from below st. Louis tc
Cairo, or for the Wabash, at Mt. Car
mel. The Tennessee, from Florence
OF above the mouth, will probably be
gin to rise within the next day OF
two.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-12-03
Falls Unconscious N Sweet.

John H. Hayris, FOR years porter
at Harry W. Schuh's drug store, fell
on the street at Fifteenth and Pop
lar yesterday at noon and was un-
conscious for some time as result
of hcmorrhage. He was taken to his
home az 1872 Twelfth street, where he
recovered consciousness and Is i'm
proving rapidly,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-12-03
Council Meelina Tonisht.

The first regular council meeting
for the month OF December will De
held this evening.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-12-03

Golden Eagle Store will be closed
Tuesday and Wednesday. Watch
this paper
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-12-03
Weather Forecast.
NEWS or THE RIVERS
\ Stage of River.

stage OF river at a. m. 9S, show
Ing fan Of 4 past "a hours.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-02-22

makes all of his quick changes that
are necessary for the portrayinG Of the
song, in the full view of the audience,
and his movements in this respect are
something to watch. His side partner
also does her songs in character and
. I. @ 4. (. q. 8 o 9 {, o g 8 @ o o
with Penelope by increasing her salary
II she will not tell his wife. Uncle
John tries to help Felix out Of the fix
and also increases PenelOpc's salary.
Mr.. Feathcrstonc also raises her salary
on condition that she will tell Felix
that she will tell alR' to his wife. And
so the merry war goes on. becoming
more complicated and Overwhelmingly
funny with side splitting situations
until the end of the play. there being
not one tircsome moment during the
entire performance.
In this the Clarke company Is at it,
best
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-02-22

for eccentric dancing they can not be
beaten.
best on account Of the lantern pa
radc the performance will not begin
until y o'CluCk.
There are other most interesting
acts. also arrivals on the Sierra ilis
morning, that viii be put on tonight.
Coast reports OF which say they arc
top-notChcrs.
In the Liberty Thcatcr there has been
Ia new departure in the moving picture
stunt. and TIA, Is that thi. up-tu-da
thcatcr has installed two. or twin. ma
chincs. the advantage OF which conf
sists in one machine taking up the
projecting Of tie picture when the
other machine cNhaustH IT,! roll. by
which there Is no hr"Hk I'm the series
or waits between pictures for the wind
ing or rcwiuding Of "a reel.
! The moving pictures that viii hc
, shown tonight aud from now on are
the best that have been brought tc
. the Territory They are steady and
clear.
! The construction of the Liberty The.
alter has been along lines that make
It absolutely Hrcproor IN every respect
and tho mode of erection cmployc,
makes for absolute safety.
II l. expected that the thoatcr viii
he taxed tn its capacity tonight, hu
the management viii have enough ush.
crs on hand to take caro- Of the Crowd'
without Inconvenience to anyone.
Tho doors win open at : O'Clock, an,
the prices of admission are fixed a
10. 20 and 80 cents
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-02-22
BIJOU AND SAVOY
CROWDED LAST NIGHT

Crowded houses was the rule last
night ut all the thCntcrs under the
management Of the Honolulu NmusC-
mcnt Company. Th" pictures Of the
Johnson JCifrics fight that were shown
Mt the Savoy drew n good house. and
well 1t might. for the pictures ar"
among the best that were taken at
the ringsidc of the worlds biggest.
fight. The vaudeville at the Savoy ~
also good and entertaining. The "Mu-
steal Reeves" were given royal well
come back to honolulu, aud Hughes
n Prior got their share OF applause
for their work along their particular
line.
OF course. II was encore after en-
core for the Doric Trio last might at
the BijOu They did some character
singing that captured the house with
out doubt The blending of their
voices IL II harmony that Is seldom
cqualcd. even among the sweet singers
Of Hawaii.
Sweet Billie RAIDER sang another So
RIGS nf songs that touch the heart
and bring up memories OF the past.
She l. best in these "Old songs" not %
withstanding her ability to interpret
the latest In the most finished fashion.
The pictures shown last night were
most interesting and Instructive
There will he number of new acts
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-02-22
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-02-22
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A ADJUSTMENTS
n ~ n X
YE LIBERTY
OPENS TONIGHT

Tonight viii he the night of nights
In the thCatCr world, for the Liberty
thcater on Nuuanu street opens its
doors to the public with attractions
that are said to he FAR ahead of any.
thing that has been seen In Hawaii for
years in the line of vaudeville enter
Ia nmcnt
Tho MortimCrs. renowned throughout
the. States for their character singing,
will he one of the many features of
entertainment at Ye Liberty tonight.
In his character singing Mortimer
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-02-22

on tonight at ,hc Biiou. Anthem \
johnson are pair III entertainers that
came In on the Sierra today, and they
man sisters also arrived on the Sierra
and are said to he most clever sketch
duo.
There is Il matinee on at the Htion
today ut ESQ.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-02-22
NORW00DS AT
THE EMPIRE

The Norwoods certainly got their
share Of patronage last night. Long
before the doors were opened there wus
house was filled as Euun ua the doors
were opened.
This is the last week Of the Nor
woods. and there II rush to- SEQ them
before 1t IL too ln.c. Tonight win he
an extra night at IN" Empire and the
Norwuods will make extra efforts To-
please. II you want to go homo talk
ing to Yourself. just take In the Nor
woods tonight
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-02-22
800 TO Dine
TOMORROW night

So AK not to Interfere with the
Hands Around tho Pacific annual
banquet tomorrow night the uCrfurm-
anCc of "Pinaforc" will not begin until
$50 o'clock, the Hands Around dinner
hcgining promptly At g. Governor
Frcar will preside. General Macomb,
Admiral cowlcs aud q number Of other
prominent officials win no present, as
we'll as some three hundred members
at the organization, To- boost for Il
Joint pon-rncin" ADVERTISING campaign
on the mainland to bring Investors,
cmigrants and tourists to Pacific bands.
The members are requested to come
before the banquet hour. NJ tho Hawaii.
ian hand AMI the Fiipinos win play
in the sChuolyard from To- 6. when
tho members will have an opportunity
Ia meet each other. Th" Nuuauu ear
passes before the door Of the big Jap
HnCs" sChuulhOusC. the largest dining
hail in the Territory. and the Music IN
the afternoon and the lights at night
viii tell the malihini where Vineyard
street + to he found.
The tables will hc arranged by states
and countries, and there will h" short
"kukon" speeches from each country.
/ Flags from around the Pacific viii dec
crate the big hall. and an illustrated
7 book on the work of tn" Hands Around
viii he ut each guests plate. II r.
hoped that n Spokane table can be- ar
ranged. aS one Of the live wires" Of
4 the Spokane Chamber Of Commerce,
| Victor NJ Smith. Is AN ardent Hands
Around member, and twunty-ruur SpO-
kane men arrived in Honolulu today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-07-27

codmoye a mysedos his swoar opufor
dH huy a h
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old tm for
. okssh =
nd rich o. mn whan n
mo more 3 tina ou an I would 0 a
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general o egn Monday be nothing to Tom Dit land
Harry In b o a goods n
performance o tn Nrmessw vim be given Wednesday evening
n u
In M
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rsin anks eel thesm fsrea a y Of y
81
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g " heref
nd nd a
But the sad: girls
edocor had dsId~ wiz entirely ywdLs
h the len the him the mil nd he fresh o OF and
IN ID g p firm flesh
the red through routing Of
It he b
about in
e b r i'm to sta and OF
to
put the bos head on"m the big brother
boy wo out o. the
and bursting with gained
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-07-27
WAITS TO LEARN
If THE JURIST WOULD
HAVE BEEN IMPEACHED
President Receives Hanfords Letter. But Is Waiting for
Probe Committees Report-It Is Said Committee
Unanimously Favored Impeachment.

WASHINGTON July 27-Presdent Taft may reject the
resignation Of Cornelius H. Hanford Of Seattle United States
Judge for the district of Washington he shown
that the jurst would likely be mpeached the proceedings
against him continued
This eafned here today when Hanford's letter of
resignation received by the president The presidents
action will be deferred until the subcommittee which heard
the evidence against Hanford Washington He will
then confer with the committee and decide whether
Hanfords resignation have the impeachment proceedings
renewed
reported here today that the congressional committee
which investigated Hanfords in Seattle unanimous
that the evidence brought warranted impeachment
Los ANGELES. 27A President
that he
Hanford OF connee
Of Los Angeles. following resolution
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-07-27
TAFT MAY REFUSE TOILET HANF0RD QUIT
IT'S PAINFUL,
BUT WE'VE COT
TOEXPOSE JACK

We feel u our duty 20 expose Jack
London. We hate 70 like sixty.
The novelist and his wife arrived
IN Seattle last night, after a t4S-
days voyage around the Horn on
the sailing ship Dirigo. and regis
tered at the Hotel Washington. To
intersic~ers he announced tina,
while at aea he completed ore novel
and made notes for two more.
Jack invented The Literature
That Grips Intentionally or other.
wise. he has led rs 20 believe tha,
he 10 the sort OF man he writes
about For instance. We imagined
be hated the conventions. prefer.
ring the wilder. .frcer life Of the Wild
and woolly places where primitive
men strip their meat raw from the
bones. not mindlng little blood,
and make savage. gutterai noises
when they eat.
We have always liked 10 picture
him as primitive. but highly intel.
loctuai. savage. delsghtlng in con
flict. giving and taking bludEeon
blows We cannot forget a story OF
his we once read about q man In
Alaska who was starving 20 death
and trying 20 get somewhere be-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-07-27
LET THE STANDPATTERS
! FORM THAT THIRD PARTY
The standpat organs greatly alarmed because u

The standpat organs greatly alarmed because
the progressive leaders refuse to take themselves
an 11th hour handicap by putting third party ticket
in the field through the convention system The stand
patters know that the people will be able to pick the
progressives from the gang candidates. regardless of
party labels and they know that there will be mighty
few sandpa candidates among those present after pr
mary day unless they devise scheme to ham,
per the people in their selection.
BUT THE STANDPATTERS HAVE FAILED
AND WILL FAIL TO FOOL THE PROCRESSIVES
INTO A THIRD PARTY NOW. There will be no third
party candidates in the field in this except the
Roosevelt electors and that fact alone will give the Taft
Hay standpat gang about all the third party troubles
they will want.
Progressives republicans and democrats alike will
march to the polls primary day and VOTE FOR
MEN, NOT FOR PARTY LABELS.
If the standpatters want third party let them
haher in their shattered forces of ousted office holders
4 deposed bosses. They would make quite respect
z1D{e gathering, in numbers at least.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-07-27

So the man crawted and crawied,
and the wolf erawieo after him, and
by ard by the man played 'possun.
pared 10 take bite. But the man
drew back just IN time. and as the
wolf collapsed. the man sank his
teeth in the beasts neck and drank
his blood.
That's the kind Of life for Jack
We thought u was. but Il isn't.
Yesterday MIR. aud Mrs. London
were assigned TO rooms e2s and e2s,
comprising one Of the most lux
urious suites in the hotel. With
them came Nahata. the novelists
valet. who Was given room 6fg
Nahaia is yellow-hued and efficient
First thing the valet did after un-
packing the trunks last night was
10 get out the novelis;'s pink silk
pajsnas. This morning london
bashed leisvrely and left the tub
reeking ocliosteIy Of eau de cologne.
Nahaia, the velvet-fooied, had laid
out clean linen while his master
slept, and these the novelist donned
with the servants help. When .Grs.
London joined him they descended
together to breakfast London
called for grapefruit. Then a
poaened egg-one poached egg. dye
mind-and a bit OF toast without
butter The white Of the egg, he
stipulated. must be OF the consist
ency Of jelly The toast must be
crisp and brittle. He would have
IS coffee black.
After breakfast he returned to
the suite--whioh. by the way. is
done In lsvendcr-and started a
new chapter Of novel. In which
primitive men like their meat raw
and bloody, and make savage. gut
tersl noises In their throsts when
they eat.
Mr.. London's thousands Of admir-
ers will be shocked to learn that his
table manners are perfect.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-07-27
DETECTIVES AND
MINERS IN PITCHED
BATTLE; II KILLED
Private Guards Charged With Brutally Attackin,
Women-Crisis in Struggle Between Mine Own
ers and Workers.

ciai train. They will march into
the Paint creek section at once.
More than 2.ooo miners went on
strike April 20. but no disorders
we're reported until the arrival Of
the detectives. The only accurate
news obtainable 10 that furnished
BY courlcrs. and they report the sit.
ustlor as desperate.
The first serious clash between
the detectives and miners came
Thursday when Detective VIM
Springer and VIM. Phaup. head OF
the Baldwin forces. attempted TO
ride through Muekiow on u handcar
They were attacked from ambush.
and Springer. riddied with bullets.
fen from the car and rolled down
an cmbankmeut Phaup was badly
wounded.
Around the mouth OF Paint creek
the residents charge that the pri.
vate guards are guilty Of dcpreda.
tions. Stories have been told Of
grightfui attacks on women aud
children. and this. Il Is said. ls re
sponssbie for the clash between the
detectives and strikers. woodsmen
have Joined the miners aud are Aaid
To have participated In pitched
battle with detectives near Muckiow
yesterday. IN which 3.000 shots
we're exchanged. The force OF
miners and woodsmen numbered
500. II Is feared the battle win be
renewed today.
The wives ard children Of the
miners are starving and the ssrik-
ers are attacking the eompary's
stores. The sympathy OF the real
dents along the creek 10 with the
miners. who say that the guards
have geen guilty Of frightfuI brutal
ities-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-07-27
Paulhamus Won't
Run Against
Hodge

Realizing that the progressives
are lining up solidiy for Bob Hodge,
progressive candidate for governor,
State Senator w. II. pauIhamus
has decided not 10 enter the race
for governor. While Paulhamus
has legions of friends who would
like 10 have him run for one of
the major positions. IL appears now
that he can best serve the cause by
running again as state senator. His
reelection as president OF the SEN
ate would be practical certainty
and in that position he can perform
his greatest service at this time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-07-27
BOAT
is CAPTURED

NEW WESTMINSTER. 3. G.,
July 27.--With the Bonita OF Seat
tie and the Theima Of Tacoma In
tow, both power fishing boats cap
tured within the tbree-mile limit
off Vancouver island recently the
British fishery protection STEAMER
Newington docked at the governs
ment wharf here last night In
structions have been received At
tho Dominion fisheries here from
Ottawa TO take immediate steps to-
ward the confiscation proceedings
OF the two vessels.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-07-27
PORFIRIO DIAZ
CRITICALLY ILL

MEXICO CITY, July 27.-
PorfirIo Diax, former president
OF Mexico, 10 seriously III In
Paris and his recovery is doubt
ful. according TO a special cable
received here this afternoon.
Government officials have re-
ceived no official word OF
piaz' reported illness and con-
firma,ion has not yet been pos
sible.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-07-27
WOMAN BURGLAR

OAKLAND, Cal, July 27.---
>piesding guilty to breaking into
the homes Of neighbors here
and stealing several articles Of
jeWelry, Mrs. Ida Belle Turner
was sentenced today 10 two
years In San Quentin prison
for burglary. The womsn's
plea that she be given one
more chance and be admitted
to probation was ignored by
Superior Judge Waste.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-07-27

pie, and Hodge wished every and pos
sible during the day.
Meeting people Is Hodges method OF campaigning. Mr..
Hay has his corps OF headquarters workers 1t presumed
that these steady workers paid for their services is
not against the law TO pay TO work for candidate Mr.
Hay reputed To be man OF great wealth
But Bob Hodge has money for campaign expenses
except the little contributed by his loyal friends all among
the plain people Nobody has forward and offered Bob
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-07-27
JUDGE FINES
NEWSPAPER
MAN $4,000

DENVER. July 27-5ecause
he said that he would work to
take from judges Athe damn
able power Of contempt for ac-
fions outside their court
rooms" Judge Shattuck this
afternoon adIudeed Fred Bon
fills, part owner Of the Denver
Post, in contempt Of court and
sentenced him to 60 days IN
jail. 5000 fine and half the
costa and 10 remain IN jail
until the fine and costs were
paid.
Judge 9hattlck offered Bon
fits a Bible, suggesting that he
read II in Jail.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-07-27

Hodge the money hall Hall rents are high and a
man without money cannot get them But Hodge has his
health strength and ndomtabe courage lie works far into
the night He would the poorest tocr
be entertained Cannon Hill lie wishes everybody
and II they satisfied with him, he does ask their
vote.
"The beauty OF il is that Hodges addresses such that
they appeal 10 every class of people lie has method Of