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New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1912-02-10
DEATH OF HON. GEORGE M
ROBERTSON.

Died, at his residence in New
Iberia on Thursday, February
9Th, 1912, at 6 o'clock a. M, after
an illness of several months, Hon.
George NJ. Robertson, in the 6Oth
year Of his age. Mr.. Robertson
had been engaged in the fire in
surance business, for many years,
succeeding his father, the late
VIM. Robertson, who had estab-
lished a large fire insurance agen-
cy in New Iberia in the year 1916
which, at his demise. was taken
ever by his son and the large bus
mess carried on to the present
time. Mr.. Robertson was also a
very active business man and as,
sisted in almost every undertak-
ing that was calculated to bene-
fit his native home and was prom
inently identified in redeeming
the Parish from Republican rule
during the reconstruction period.
Deceased leaves to mourn his loss,
besides his widow, several sisters
who have the deep sympathy Of
the entire community in the hour
of their grief. The funeral SER
vices were held from the Epi-
phany church yesterday after
noon, Rev. R. r Diggs officiating
and hundreds paid tribute by
their presence to the esteem in
which he was held by his friends.
Tb,a pan bearers were Messrs.
w. G. Weeks, Edward McIlhenny,
Robert Taylor. John 7. DeVal-
court. John Avery, Dan Avery.
Drs. H. A. King and j. w. K.
Shaw.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1912-02-10
TO THE PUBLIC.

Jeanerette, La, Jan. 9th. ~.
The report that l am not sup
porting George Henderson for
Sheriff is untrue. This rumor
like many others is circ ulated for
political effect and the voters
should not pay any attention to
this. Henderson is receiving my
enthusiastic support.
i M DIlROCHER
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1912-02-10

Mrs. Grover Cleveland, whose
husband, the late PresidentClev
Gland, signed the original bill
providing for the creation of ma
tional forest has just been elected
a life member of the American
Forestry Association.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1912-02-10
Taken Up.

Notice is given that have taken up a
Brown Creole Horse, unbranded that
came upon nay place about Jan. 25th
Parties proving ownership. can recover
property by paying all costs incurred in
keeping and advertising, otherwise same
will be sold according TO Law.
JAS. W WYCHE
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1912-02-10

The prize offered by the I'm
sectarian Aid to the boy selling
the greatest number of tickets to
their coming entertainment next
Friday night may be seen in the
window Of Pfster Jewelrv store.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1912-02-10

Habit, if wisely and skillfully
formed. becomes truly second
nature, as the common saying is,
but unskillfully and unmethodi-
cally directed it will be, as it
were, the ape of nature, which
initiates nothing to the life, but
only clumsily and swkwardly.-
Bacon.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1912-02-10
TENANT WANTED.

A man of farming experience with
tools and one or two teams of mules to
cultivate .65 acres of land in corn and
cane CD shares. Address or call in person
at B ugiere' grocery store near canal.
6. q. KENAGA. Ad line. La.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1912-02-10

quire 100 h. p, the belts and saft-
ing will require about 100 h. p.
more, and this power, which is all
lost in friction, must be supplied
all the time, even though only d
few of the machines are working.
On the other hand, if, i'll the
same shop, each tool is equipped
with a motor, only about 43 h..
D. will be lost in Transmission
from the motive power of the dy-
namo to the tools when they are
all working at maximum output !;
that is 143 II. p. is consumed and
100 H. P, or 10 per cent OF this
is supplied to the tools. against
so per cent with belts and shaft
ing. But, in machine-shop work,
it is found that so many machines
are always idle or working on
light load that only about thirty
per cent of the total capacity OF
all the machines is in use at the
same time; that is the load fac
tor is approximately 30 per cent.
With line shafting and belts, the
total power supplied to the shop
is then $50 h. p. of which 30 H.
P. or % per cent, is used by the
tools; with individual motor drive,
the losses decrease approximately
as the load. At 80 per cent load.
the loss would be 80 per cent of
AZ H. P, or - II. P, and the
total power is 43 H. P, of which
80 H. p, or 70 per cent is used.
In other words. the individual mo-
tor drive. under ordinary work
ing conditions. is more than three
times as efficient as the line shaft
and belt drive.
"Hewever, it would not usual
Nv be econofical to install a small
motor on each of a number OF
small machines better results are
often obtained by driving a num-
Der of small machines in a group
from a comparatively short line
shaft. driven by larger motor.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1912-02-10

Poverty results from improvl-
dence. Improvidence is paying
rent when a home can be bought
with that money.
Iberia Building Ass n.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1912-02-10

That the next great war IN TINS
country will be fought IN the az
by means Of aeroplanes instead OF
by soldiers on foot, is the beilef
expressed by Hudson Maxim, the
inventor of high explosives,
while in Washington recently.
"An army Of 100000 men could
readily be transported severap
hundred miles in day by means
iof 10000 aeroplanes,' he SAID.
Easily could such a feet fly from
the continent Of Europe to Lon
don and capture that city. nc
pictured how an army OF l0O,oOo
aerial Canadian raiders could fly
over the boundary and move on
to Cleveland before we could
hamper them if not supplied with
aeroplanes. Mr.. Maxim admitted
that automatic equilibrium, max
ing fight more the function OF
the machine and less that OF the
aviator, would be necessary be-
fore this dream would be posi-
BILE. ~
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1912-02-10
ARTICLE 8.

Upon the termination Of this charter either BY
limitation or any eehe, easse, the business and
affairs thereof shall be Gqudased under the supr.
ntendenee of three eommissiore selected f1m
am ,ng the Stockholders AZ general meeting called
for the purpose in the manner above Psovidef
whs shall ia addition to the duties prescribed BY
law, perform such further dsties and give such
security as may be required BY the oekhoders
In case Of the death Of any of the eommisioners
during the term Of his duties a. such, the remain
ing commissioners shall elect = successor frcm the
stockholders.
Thus done and passed at my oface in the City
IL New iberia. Parish Of iberia. State Of Louis
ana, ON the day aud date just above written In
the presence Of +. w Bsuman and Melvin w.
their names with sppsarers snA ne, Notary STEER
due reading of the whole.
Witnessss: HOMER BAROUSE,
f. w. BAuxAN J. p. COlONB,
MELVIN W. FISHER DR. J. R. OLIVIER, 81
j. W. LYMAN,
A. g.. GOCLAS,
Ed. Z. ENTORCE,
JULES DREYFUS,
BERT PARMAN.
vENTRESS J. SMITH, Notary Public
State Of Louisiana. Parish Of Iberia.
hereby certify that have examined the fore
ayette 4 Northwestern Railroad Company. and
finding nothing therein contrary to law, dc
hereby give my approval 70 the same.
In ;yidence Whereof ere s .i..ss. ny Signature & g
1912. lSignedj ANTHONY n MULLER,
Dist, Attorney 18th Jud. Dist Court
State Of Louisiana, Parish Of Iberia.
I, J. q. Le8lane, Clerk OF Court and tx Omci>
r eorder sMB Oonservator of Mortgages in aut
for the aforesaid Parish and Stste. do hereby Ger
tify that the shsve and foregsgcing II q true ant
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1912-02-10

The following persons shall constitute the first
Board Of Directors, to-wit:-
I'm Weleh, Homer Barouse, J W. Lyman
Edward l.. Estorge, J. =. Colomb, DR.. ] 4. Oil
vier, A. @. Geulas, Jules Dreyfus and Bert Par
mani of whom r. N. Welch shall be president
Homer Barouse, LIST vicepre'fdenti J. w. Lyman
I'd vice.president and Edward l.. estorge, seere-
tary treasurer.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1912-02-10

j. M. DUROCHER.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-05-29
NO OBSERVANCE OF
DECORATION DAY AT
NATIONAL CEMETERY

Memorial Day at the Natlonal
cemetery near Mound City will not
be observed this year as formerly
There will be no exercises. The
Mound City people have done moth
ing thus far toward observing teh
dav AS an old soldier said yestef-
day. in late years the day has been
made picnic holiday by the
negroes and the vast hordes or
negroes from the South as far as
Jackson and Union City, Tenn,
took advantage Of the cheap excur-
sion rates to come to Cairo, many
Of whom went to the National
cemetery. not to place flowers upon
the graves of the old soldiers but
Ito attend barbecues, dancing OF
| picnics. This manner of observing
the sacred day finally became 81
| obnoxious to the white people tina
but few of them go to the GENE
tery. The excursions from tn
| South was abandoned two year
ago and the negroes now so to Pa
ducah. iNWiEl
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-05-29
franklin Tells
OF PLANS FOR
BR|B|NC JURY
Mcnamara Detective declares Oar
row Said "Cet Busy
With Jury"

Les Angeles, Calf, May rs
Bert H. Franklin. former chief de-
tectiye for the Mcnamara defense
and now star witness for the prose-
cution in the trial of Clarence ).
barrow. for alleged jury bribery,
took the stand, late today, and re-
lated what he declared TO be the
manner in which barrow, then
chief counsel for the McNamaras,
and himself attempted to bride jur-
ors. in the trial of James<B- MIC
Namara.
ITS about time to get busy with
the Jury" Franklin quoted DarroW
as saving to him on Oct. 5, 1911
CHE next day he said barrow gave
him a check for $1,000 to be uset
in buying the vote, as juror, 0
Robert NJ. Balm, who later became
the first sworn juror in the trial
He said that he had known Balm TO
twenty years and that he had ar
ranged for the corruption OF tn
juror,
4
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-05-29
COUPLE MARRY
AFTER ENGAGED
TWENTY MINUTES
! John Clancy and Miss Vena Cad
| bois Of Valley Recluse Wed
Suddenly
~---.. --'vr- ----,
bride A FORMER CAIRO GIRL
-- ai
Judge Wall Performs Ceremony in
Court Room at Mound
City
BRIDE A FORMER CAIRO GIRL

Married, after an engagement OF
only twenty minutes, was the expert
ence Of John Clancy and Miss Vena
Gadhois. both OF Valley Recluse. in
the Villa Ridge district Miss Cad
bots was formerly Cairo girl.
Yesterday afternoon Miss Cad
bois and Mr. Clancy, of two Of the
best known families In Pulaski coun-
lty had occasion to visit Mound City.
While there they called on their
mutual friend, Roy Parker, a dep
luty sheriff, at the court house
Sheriff Wehrenberg who was pres.
ent jollied the young folks on the
subject Of marriage and bantered
them to get married Clancy said
well get license and We'll do 1t
right nows" The license was pre-
pared and Judge Wall offered to tic
| the knot The telephone was made
to do service in summoning wit
nesses and about twenty young folks
| were soon assembled. Before the
Ieeremohy was performed Judge
| Wall In It solemn manner as
though it was part OF the cere-
| mony asked the couple; How
Hong have you been engaged?" Both
answered twenty minutes, your
honor"
! The bride IL the daughter OF II.
Is. A. Gadbois, who resided In Cairo
for number of years. The BRIDE
groom is a son OF Thomas Clancy
Both parents are prominent farm
ers
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-05-29
TAKES BABY AWAY
SISTER. IN.LAW SHOOTS;
HUSBAND THREATENS.

Pittsburgh, May 2S.-Mrs Ralph
Carmanaro went to the home OF her
brother, Mike Fernando, in Depths
view, suburb, today, to take away
her son, aged 6, who had been liv-
ing with Fernando and his sister,
Rosetta. They pleaded with her to
leave the child with them and,
when Ae was about to go with the
child, Rosetta, according to the
story told to the police by Mrs Car
Manaro, shot herself in the head,
AS her body rolled to the floor Fer
nando wrenched the weapon from
her hand, fred three shots at Mrs,
Fernando, and she later returned 70
find her husband lying dead.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-05-29
WIFE DESERTER
BREAKS OUT OF
COUNTY BAST|LE
Willis Lewis, With Aid Of Crowbar,
Prizes Bars Loose and
Gains Freedom
SENTENCED ONE WEEK AGO
Found Guilty by Court and Confin-
ed in "rantan" Cell to Serve
Jail Sentence

By means of a crow bar, passed.
tn him. while the guard was making
his rounds, Willis Lewis, under
sentence for wife abandonment
Monday night broke out OF the
county jail. Lewis had been in jan
week
Lewis was not confined in regu'
lar cell, but had the run OF th'
i"Fantan cage" He although con-
fined by court order, had been
given the freedom of most OF tht
building.
A newsboy, who had been fur
nishing the prisoner with papers
handed Lewis a paper Monday
when the prisoner said, you won
have to do this much longer, | VIII
be out soon"
Yesterday morning the boy wen
to the window, and called for Lewis
L
No answer came. The boy notifie
the sheriff, and, on investigation,
was found that the prisoner had e.
capped.
| The bars, to the cell, had bee
pried loose and trowbar was roun
Inside. The TALLER declared that Tn
cell was so insecure that a ma
might have escaped by means OF n
bare hands, had he worked the bal
hard enough.
Lewis, mere boy, had been l
| Jail about q week. He was arreste
two weeks ago, on a charge
abandoning his wife, He was four
guilty and sentenced to jail, VINE
he refused to support his wife
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-05-29
WILSON LEADS IN
NEW JERSEY VOTE
FOR PRESIDENTIAL CHOICE

Newark, N. j.. May 2S.--lncom'
plete returns from every district IN
the state indicate that Gov wilson
will get the delegates at large anu
at least eighteen out of the twenty
four district delegates, n total Of
twenty-five.
Shortly after midnight H. q. Gray
secretary OF the Taft's Business
Mems League, conceded that Roose
Welt would have the four delegates
at-large.
ut looks to me as If the Presiden
were badly beaten" he said.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-05-29
ORGANIZE NEW
Chapter ORDER
|. EASTERN star
Officers are Elected, and Name
Selected is Queen Hester
Chapter

The preliminary meeting for the
organization of a chapter of the
Order Of the Eastern Star was held
in Masonic hall last night. Judge
A. Compgs was elected chairman
of the meeting. The full constitu-
ft4anal Number of enthusiastic APP
plicants were present and they de-
cided to apply for a charter at once
ana ask that they be instituted az
the earliest possible date, The name
unanimously selected for the ne"
chapter was Queen Hester Chapter
o. E. S. in honor Of Mrs. Hester M
Smith of Mound City, Worthy Crane
Matron of the State of Illinois.
The following officers were elect
ed: Mrs. Abbie L. Spencer, WORTHY
Matron; Frank Spencer, Worth.
Patron; Mrs. Ida I, Sammons, AS
sociate Matron; Mrs. Alice M
spann, Secretary; Mrs Hulda
steinel, Treasurer; Mrs. Tate HOOD
Conductress; RMS. Annie w. Vim
cent. Associate Conductress. tn
drill team of Queen of Egypt Chap
ter Of Mound City, was requested t
exemplify the work at the institu
ton OF the new chapter, which wi
be held by Herbert Mclean OF Eas
iSt. Louis, Worthy Grand Patron 6
1.-The State of illinois and such az
isistants as he may select.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-05-29
COMMITTEE DECIDES
LOCATION NEW PUMP

A meeting of the Pump and Wa
ter Supply Committee was held at
the Council chambers Monday night
for the purpose of allowing claims
and accounts The bill of r. r..
Cannon for fuel furnished to oper-
ate the city pumps recently was
pased upon and recommended paid
This bill was referred to the COM
mittee for action at the last meet.
ing of the City Council,
The committee agreed to meet
again Friday at the Twenty-eightf
street pump to decide upon per
manent location for the new centri
fugal pump-the one last pur
chased.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-05-29
7 KILLED; 5 ARE
FATALLY HURT IN
OKLAHONASTORM
skiatook, Okla, Visited BY Tor
nado that Creates Great
Havoc

Tulsa. Okla, May 2S.--Seyen
persons were killed. three probably
fatally hurt and score or more
less seriously injured when a tor
nado swept through the village ~
Skiatook, eighteen miles northwest
OF this city, last night. The prop
erty loss is estimated at s15,Ooo'
Wire communication was severed
and the extent of the storm was not
known until late tonight, when mes
sengers arrived. The storm, which
approached from the northwest
swept down the valley for Ave miles,
land through dense forest before "
lstruck the town OF Skiatook. Twenty
houses were demolished. The stor1l
passed into the oil fields. dom
lgreat damage.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-05-29
Roosevelt Asks Supporters to DIS
cu,s Plans at Oyster
Bay
CONTEST PLANS ARE MADE
Ex.Pre.idenfs Representatives De-
clare He viii Win Majority
Of Fights

I Chicago. May 2S.--lllinois dele
gates for Roosevelt today were In
yited to visit oyster Bay next Sat
urday. The object of the meeting,
Roosevelt leaders declared, - TO
discuss plans for concerted action
by the central states delegates in
advancing the candidacy of Col,
Roosevelt
Chicago Roosevelt supporters be
lieve the position of the former
President on the proposed selection
of Senator Root as temporary chair
man of the national convention
would be clearly defined at the sat
urday meeting. The invitation
came through Medill Mccormick.
Ormsby McHarg, who has charge
of the Roosevelt contest OF dele
gates, declared that his prepare
lions are practically complete To-
the contest committee hearings
which are W UcElu JuuD " -" So
serted that regardless of the dele
gate contest Col. Roosevelt would b
the Republican nominee.
Will Win Majority.
There will be about 260 con
tests" said McTIarg, "and we eXpee
TO win at least a majority of ther
for Col. Roosevelt, although he ca
be nominated without winning
contest. President Taft knows TIL
and has known it for weeks. Co
Roosevelt is the only Republican
who can be elected.
McHarg declared that he eXpec
ed to win the contests on the Indian
delegates at large where the attat
is aimed at Col Henry S. NeN
chairman of the subcommittee c
arrangements Of the convention.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-05-29
PERKINS LUMBER co.
NEW CAIRO FIRM

The Perkins Lumber Co OF De-
troit. Mich, will open yards IN
Cairo within a few weeks. The
firms representative was here re-
Gently making the necessary ar
rangement for the leasing OF a yard
near West Seventeenth street on the
grounds of the Iron Mountain rail
road The company will be getting
in its stock in a few weeks. 1t In
tends to store a million feet OF
lumber now and will In a short
time add another million feet.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-05-29
TAFT DELEGATES
REFUSE TO HELP
|. in CONVENTION
Presidents Supporters Back Out Of
Texas Meeting Because OF
Roosevelt Control

Fort Worth, Texsa May zS.--
President Tafts Texas supporters
today refused to participate in the
state conventions dominated by the
Roosevelt forces, sHarched away
before the time set for convening
and held a separate convention.
Each convention chose twelve
eleeates-at-large to the Chicago
convention and declared for It's
fayorite state and national leaders
The Roosevelt delegates were
elected at the convention held in
the appointed place and composed
of delegates elected according 10
the call of the state executive com
mittee.
Roosevelt supporters claimed
representatives from 169 counties Of
249.
The Taft delegates were elected
| at a convention organized ON TIT
basis of one delegate for each 1O'
votes cast for Taft in 1908. Thi
convention claimed delegates from
20S counties and polled 1914 votes
The Roosevelt convention adopt
ed the majority report of the ex
ecutiye committee on temporar
roll called, while the Taft conven
tion, anopted that signed by two o
the thirty members of this commit
tee
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-05-29
ALUMNI ENTERTAINS
GRADUATING CLASS

The Egyptian Alumni Associa-
ton at its meeting Monday evening
in the High School building dis
cueeed the matter of entertain
m nj fer the Seniors of the gradr-
ating class. A reception and ban
ouet was decided upon. These
nlans may be altered to some ex'
tent before the time of the enter
tainment.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-05-29
CHARITABLE PEOPLE F"
ORGANIZE TO AID
BUFORD REFUGEES

San Diego, Calf, May 2S.-Act-
ing upon information from the
Secretary Of War, Major James b.
Wadham has called a conference of
the leaders of local charitable In
stitutions, to arrange for the care
If the destitute among refugees,
who will arrive in this port on the
transport Buford tomorrow. About
forty Americans will be landed
here.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-05-29
PRESIDENTS DAY OF
CAIRO W0MAN'S CLUB

Tho Cairo Woman's Club will hold
its last meeting of this season at
library hall this afternoon. IT Will
be what is called the annual AFresi'
dents day. A reception and ssoeia
will be held after the business mset
ing All club members are MKfte(
Mrs Anna f. Stafford is presiden
damerItus and will be present OF
this occasion.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-05-29
IIpE INJUNCTION CASE
POSTPONED TO SATURDAY

In circuit court yesterday Judge
Butler postponed the hearing OF
the injunction case of Green Lipe
VS.. the Mayor and City Council OF
Cairo until the July term of court
A portion of the day was taken
up in pleadings by several attor.
torneys in cases that will be heart
Saturday. court adjourned unit
Saturday
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-05-29
WOMAN'S AUXILIARY
ELECTS OFFICERS

The yvoman's Auxiliary OF the
Church of the Redeemer met Mon
day afternoon with Mrs. J. j. Rem
dleman. This was the last meeting
of this season.
Officers were elected as follows
| Mrs Anna t. Stafford, president
Mrs. w IT, Willoughhy, first vice
president: Mrs. Georgia Lippitt
second vice-president; Mrs. ]. w
Wenger secretary; Mrs. J. j, Rem
dleman, treasurer.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-05-29
ROOSEVELT AND
WILSON LEAD IN
| new JERSEY VOTE
Colonel Seems to Have Won, on
Early Returns, by Small
Majority
WILSON GETS DELEGATE.
Governor Will Get Vote frea
Eighteen Disiricts in
State
WILSON GETS DELEGATES
$3.50 A. NJ.

Newark, N. j., May 29.--ln one
of the most sweeping victories since
he announced for President Roose-
welt won the New Jersey primaries
today. Indications, based on com
plcte returns, indicate that Roose-
welt carried every congressional
district in the state as we'll as the
state at large. All twenty-eight
delegates from New Jersey, sent to
Chicago. will be Roosevelt men.
Wilson won his own state against
a strong opposition, headed by his
political enemies, within the state
appears to have twenty-four OF the
twenty-eight delegates, including
the delegates at-large.
Roosevelt's indicated plurality
on the preferential vote Is 10000
LaFollette made showing in ever,
county but the vote, as counted, In
dicated he would not get more thai
1.-TWO per cent of the total.
Newark, N. j., May 2s.---Demo
cratic primary returns from III
out of 1,799 districts on delegates
at-large give Wilson S,254. unin
structed 2,499. Returns from IL
districts on preference give Wilso
I3,25G, uninstructed 2,496.
Roosevelt in Lead.
Newark, N. j., May 2s.--Repuh
lican primary returns from 81
election districts on delegates-at
large give Roosevelt l0,l50, Tai
I9,220, LaFollette 315. Returns o
preference give Roosevelt lo,l5'
| Taft 1921, LaFollette 277.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-05-29
BOY COMMITS SUICIDE.

Louisville, KY, May 2S--Three
weeks ago the body Of Bruce Rus
sell, IA years old, was found hang
ing in the woodshed behind his
fathers home here. 1t was be-
lieved the lad had committed sui
eide, though no motive for the act
could be assigned.