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The Cairo bulletin., 1913-02-22
Washineton,s Birthday at postof6ee

Washington Birthday, February
%. will be observed at the Cairo
post office Carriers will make tho
delivery and collection
trips. but no other service will be
required of them on that day.
General delivery windows viii close
at noon. Money order and registry
divisions will be closed all day.
Mail will be dispatched from the
pos.ofice same as on other days.
SIDNEY B. MILLER,
Postmaster
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-02-22
UPH0LDs HARRIMAN'S
REFUSAL TO PAY FOR AUTO

New York, Feb. 21.--The refusal
of the late e. II. Hartman to pay a
bill for automobile repairs which he
considered exorbitant has been up
held by the courts. A jury In a re-
pl win action brought nearly seven
years ago by the financier awarded
Mrs. Hartman s1,675. The bill
which Mr.. Hartman refused to pay
is for approximately $1,000 The
automobile repair men kept the
financier's car.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-02-22
"SIGS" GATHER AT PERDUE

Lafayette. Ind. Feb. 21.-The
vanguard of the grand council OF tbs
Sigma Chi fraternity arrived to-
night for the convention here FRI
day and Saturday a new $4,000
chapter house will be dedicated Sat
u-day. There will be a reception
aud dance tomorrow and the mem
bers of the Perdue chapter vii, en-
terrain at a house party. Purdue
three most famous "Sigs' who will
be present are George AIDE, John T
McCutcheon and Booth Harrington
Grand Consul Hami ton Douglass
win preside at the big convention.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-02-22
CHAUFFEUR LAW VALID.

Spr ngfeld, Ill. Feb. 2t-The or
finance of tn City of Chicago
licensing and examining drivers of
motor vehicles used for hire was
leld valid by the Supreme Court of
illinois in a decision announced to-
lay IN the case Of the City Of Chi
ago vs., Fred X. Luev r.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-02-22
Dance at Wicklife

A dance will BE- given at Wickliffe
Monday evening complimentary TO
Miss Zelma Edwards and Edward
Dunn, who are to be married We'd
nesday. A number of the Younger
eel" Of this city will be guests at
this affair.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-02-22
oEDDLER WITH BEARD
KISSES POLICE JUDGE

Aurora. III, Feb. 2l,-Frank De-
ook, a peddler with beard. kissed
'olice Judge Thomas Barlow in
ourt today The magistrate dis
missed a charge against him of
.cddlins without a license.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-02-22
Washington Tea.

The ladies of the Presbyterian
church will give their annual Wash
ingtoa tea Saturday. February -
at tie residence of Mrs. Walter
Wood OF Ninth street Admission Il
cents. a-el u
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-02-22
"UNwRITTEN LAW" SAVES BOY

Marion, o.. Feb. 21.-Under the
''unwritten law jury found IA
year-oid Yittorio Beneditto not
guilty of murder for shooting An
tonic Stefano, his mothers alleged
admirer.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-02-22

Kentucky. Mr.. steger is an ener-
gerie young man and his rise In the
grocery business has been rapid. HIS
promotion is a recognition OF his
ability.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-02-22
"Snnheams."

Miss Rndelle Atherton will enter
tain her Sunday school class. the
"sun5eams. at her home on Eley-
enth street, this afternoon.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-02-22

BardWe where she VIII VISIT rem
tives
Robert Green left last night Tor
Memphis after visiting his sister,
Yrs. W. \, Mattox OF Thirty-third
street.
f. T. Aisthorpe of the Home rele-
phone Co, is spending the weeks
end at Chicago where he is making 4
business trip.
Harry Emerson and Lindsey I-e-
and went 10 Carbonate yesterday
TO attend the Southern Illinois bas-
ket ball tournament
Mrs D. Il. Ely and children OF
Els Seventeenth street left yestef-
day afternoon for visit with rela-
tives at Martin. Tenn
Ms. T. Il. Greene OF Milburn. Ky.
was cal ed 70 this city yesterday on
account Of the illness Of her daugh
ter, Mrs. W. n. Mattox
Mrs. J. II, Elkins OF Vienna, who
has been the guest of her mother.
Mrs. j. F.. Roberts left yesterday for
Masanda where she viii visit rela-
tiyes.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. c. Alrdlch who
have been sojourning at points in
Florida for the past two months Wis
tied friends here yesterday en- route
to their home at villa Ridge.
Albert DeMontcourt formerly OF
this city but now of Memphis is
making few days business trip
here in the interest of the Three
States Lumber Co, of that place.
Mrs. w. A. Williams OF Newport.
Ark. who has been visiting her
mother, Mrs Henry Walbaumn of
2203 Walnut street for several
weeks has returned to her home.
L. ]. Haze who has been in the
employ of w T. Wall and Company's
department store as window trim
mer has gone to Mt Vernon where
he will conduct dry goods store.
George H. Steger, until recent y
city salesman for the Seudder Glac
grocer company has been given a
travelling position tos the same com
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-02-22
Ladies Give Delieatessen.

The ladies of the First Christian
church hold delicatessen sale al
Miss coinba's on Eighth street Sat
urday
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-02-22
A c b w Club.

Miss Marian clandenen viii en-
tsrtain the A. C. b. w club at her
home, sI1 Twenty-sixth street. tins
afternoon.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-02-22
PERSONALS.

Mrs. A. w Fowler Of Wiekliffe
was in the city shopping yesterday
Mrs. w. n. Matiox is quite i'll at
her home on Thirty-third street,
f. A. Buder. j., has returned
heSsee'
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-02-22
The Joy Of
Coming Motherhood
A Wonderful Remedy That is Natural
Aid and Relieves the Tension.

Mothers Friend. famous external rem
cdy. Il. the only one known that is able TO
reach ali the different parts involved. 1t
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-02-22

George H. Steger. until recent v
city salesman for the SeudderGlae
grocer company has been given a
travelling position toe the same com
pany. His territory will be Wesc
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-02-22

f. T. Aisthorpe of the Home rele-
phone Co, is spending the weeks
end at Chicago where he is making 4
business trip.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-02-22

Miss Nina Williams OF 622 Thif-
ty-third street left yesterday for
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-02-22

Mrs, A. w. Fowler OF Wiekliffe,
was in the city shopping yesterday
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-02-22

Harry Emerson and Lindsey lie
land went 10 Carbondale yesterday
TO attend the Southern Illinois bias.
ket ball tournament.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-02-22

Bardwel where She win visit rela'
tives.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-02-22

Robert Green left last night Tor
Iiempbls after visiting his sister,
Yrs W n Mattox OF Thirty-third
street.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-02-22

L. ]. Haze, who has been in the
employ of W r. Wall and Company
department store as window trim
mer has gone to Mt. Vernon where
he will conduct a dry goods store.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-02-22

Mrs D. h. Ely and children OF
212 Seventeenth street left yestef-
day afternoon Tor a visit with rela-
tives at Martin. Tenn.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-02-22

Mrs. w. n. Mattox is quite i'll al
her home ON Thirty-third street,
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-02-22
WASH DAY

has no horrors for the housewife
who has learned to patronize re-
liable laundry. Why should 1t?
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-02-22

E. A. Buder, u. has returned
from business trip through Ten
nessee
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-02-22

Mrs. w. A. Williams OF Newpor;.
Ark. who has been visiting her
mother, Mrs. Henry Walbaumn of
2203 Walnut street for several
weeks has returned to her home.
The Glenwood post., 1913-03-22
uans Som O(hors y Is
Mt Ashamed b &p
rs nam
solk STnlelT FACTS

Editor GlsaweeA HsoG
Dear sir:-EvssySsay Asss hsvs
tAat I have Asss in ~ AsAsl bssias0
here fer over fosf ysas4 - at 0san1
Junction for ten yeas~. fAs q. RAg3s
aad the Glenvood Ar shout the sane
si.e, and il anybody 10 qualified -
compare tie water AID light ssrviss 10
Glenwood With other places. I aA. u
makes me tired to notice the ignorant
statements Of the Avalanche on this
subject. Down At Grand Junction,
even when We used the dirty Gunaises
river water, it cost me the sane fer
water As in Glenwood, but in 0lsa-
wood used three tines ~ much water,
and I didn't have to pay = regular
salary Of about S15 to plumber every
month in the year for cleaning out
water pipes. want to say that tbs
Glenwood Springs city water 10
CLEAN; the best Of any city in tie
state, and every travelling man who
stops at my houses will tell you the
same thing. Lights, at Grand June
tion, cost me over so per cent more
than they do in Glenwood, and At
Grand Junction they have gone out.
dozens Of times in tie hast four years,.
while at Glenwood, anee I have spss--
ated it, the lights have never gone sut
AID We don Z keep ca,Ales On hsad b.
cause Ne have grown accustomed -
Laving our saestz1sity wAe.ever ~
vaat y. NJ I ssslAat ~ 49, \ ~
VT SxxfHe hsAas r. ~. AslP
Mutual plaything.
Another thing. Down in Grand
Junction we (and that means the En-
tire business community say there are
two great bankers on the western
slope. Those big men are Cliff Parks
and Orson Adams. Down in Grand
Junction We mention Adams first, but
just now I am in Glenwood Springs.
Both are men who are absolutely safe
and reliable. Both eve men who havs
always been ready 70 assist every
worthy business enterprise. Both have
always been ready to BOOST whea
lots Of others were laying back and
waiting to see what would happen b.
fore saying "me too.' And Of all the
crazy notions I have heard, this talk Of
running Cliff Parks out Of town 10 the
limit.
I live at the corner Of Eighth and
Grand, but, unlike the Avalanche's
man, I am NOT afraid to sign ny
name. Yours truly,
HARRY BURNETT.
The Glenwood post., 1913-03-22

tempt of the fedora coart in selling at
tax sale the property of the Central
Ao-orado Power company in this county
Tor delinquent lakes. E.i-.,er being the
buyer at the tax as. 1t is further re-
ported here that the settlement and
(ismssal of the suit is the result of .
(pmpromise, Mr.. Edinger having agreed
receive from the company the nonev
advanced for their taxes, with .
Pr cent interest, and the company
gseeing to pay the costs and disaiss
ohe suit.
The Glenwood post., 1913-03-22
Me Of GREECE
Is AssAssau1ED

Loaaoa, March liking George
Of Gseece this afternoon was assassin
ateA at Salonika, where he was at the
head Of division Of the Greek army,
fighting against the Turks, according
to news agency dispatches.
At tAe Greek legation it was ad-
mittel that TunoEs Of the king's as
saai.atioa lad been heard, bat the
minister aid that he had received NO
confirmation Of the report.
Tirst reports Of the alleged assss-
sinatiaa Aans from Vienna, where It
wss sail tAat . Newspaper bad re-
ceivsl . Dispatch from salo.ika toll
ing sf tAs rsnsred killing Of The king.
Nsws Of tas reported sssassinstisa
reached Paris, Berlin and Rome. n
wsA - Lseasa and every effort was
nsas - sa4sia esafi.nasies.
~ ~ esoisning Of tAe Bslkaa wsf,
Hag osssus sasaned pesssaal ssa-
- - ~ 0sssk army al hsA Sssa
q ol1sa1AA aanss DsesaAse, whsl ~
r1AalA lusosss s.s.s.asrsd - ~
The Glenwood post., 1913-03-22
CASE Won 0lTs ASSESSED
AGAINST PovR COMPANY

The heading of this article came -
the Post just as We were preparing to
lock up the forms for the weekly ruh.
1t was telegram dated ut Denver aud
signed by c. W. Smith, county trsas-
urer of Garfield county. 1t has gnfees
ence to the suit for contempt hFsogeo
against J. A. XscRae former essstk
treasurer, C. W. Smith, who vas thss
his deputy and now coanty treasssee.
Ernest Barlow, county Assessor, 80
the board Of county esani0;onsrs 80
Gesses EAinees, charging all With ssa-
The Glenwood post., 1913-03-22
P. rs.
a,Ay LOSE OUT

Washington, March ls.-President
Wi.son's advisers have hit upon solu-
tons of two of the political problems
confronting the adimni istration which
what kind of democrats shall get plums
from the political tree and how thoa-
country can be given a fighting chance,
at least, to get near the tree,
Within the next few days Pest
master General Burleson is expected to
present for the presidents consider
stion . pAa which will epe. to dan
scrsts- the $1,000 third a.A fourth.
elaas postnastersAips placed under the
civil service rsesatly BY NS. Taft.
Mr.. Burisssa aid that - had Iet
decided whether to Ok the president
for . revocation Of this order or Hek
II he decides against asking for . r.
vocation, he will suggest that post
masters who benefited by the Taft
order be reuired to pass . merit test
which would be open also to Others.
If the president took the first course,
thousands of postmasterships would
be available at once, and, if he chose
the other, democrats who entered the
merit competition would have as good
4 chance rs republican incumbents.
Ever since Mr.. Taft issued his IA
nous order, which, with similar one
by Mr. Roosevelt, put every third and
fourth class postmaster in the country
in the classified service, it has been
subjected to vigorous criticism by
democrats, who charged that its par.
pose was to keep in office through
Mr.. Wilson g term thousands Of n
publicans who were not in sympathy
with the administfation and who were
given such protection merely to keep
the republican political machine 10
working seder.
The Glenwood post., 1913-03-22
xsw Ax1sfmz1o N eLxuwoea

Some weeks ago Dr.. W. T. ObeFte
Of this city made . trip to Denver t.
investigate nitrous oxide, the new a.
esthetic which is rapidly coming int
surgery and to witAess an expert de0-
OrstratiOn of the same. He was -
pleased with the new gas, its ease Of
administration and the complete ab-
sence Of those harmful effects which
attend the use of ether and ehlorOf0rm
that he purchased an outfit and took
spcial instructions in the use Of tie
same.
The machine is here and at . clinis
in his office last Tuesday evening D..
Oberto demonstrated the use and ad-
ventages Of the new snesthetic before
= number Of Glenwood physicians. Oas
of Dr.. Mcmillan . out-eftswn patisats
was used ss subject snd although -
had been suffering from tootAache fss
several days and was in . very servsss
state, she resdily yielded = TIE ases-
thetie s.d after d.. NeNillaa Aol -.
trseted five tsstA witAsst . paEtisis
Of pain, tae patient sstaiaing Ase -.
nal color saa tAs hsast estisa Ssing
perfect, Fessvseed aiasst i1nsaisAeay
ffsa ~ sffss4s q ~ - "a ~ u
. few minutes without feeding any In
convenience or after effects such - =
usual with the ordinary snestaetiss-
When Dr.. Oberto began investis1t-
ing this new anesthetie several weeks
ago there were only five Of these out
fits in use in Colorado. Now there are
IS Of these machines in use in this
state and many doctors and dentists
are investigating their merits and it IS
freely predicted that in . short time
the use of ether and chloroform will be
almost unhesrd Of in dental and sur
gical operations.
The Glenwood post., 1913-03-22
m 111W HIGHWAY ACT

n - HiGAs1v Osa4isiaa, ct
Just psssed SyWdSssIli Assabiy
follows closely the recommendation Of
the Colorado Good Roads Association
and the county Commissioners Assoc'a-
tion Of the state. Senator Tobin Of
Montrose and Speaker Skinner were
among those in the Legislature who
aided greatly in the passage of the
measures through the. legislature.
The bill, which is now the law of the
state, first of all, legislates out of of
flee the old highway commission.
This commission was composed Of three
members, with C. P. Allen of Denver
as chairman. Under the new law there
viii be one commissioner, who shall
receive a salary Of $1,000 per year
The secretary Of the commission must
be . civil engineer and will receive
$2. 100 per year.
The measure also creates an advis-
ory board consisting of five members
who will meet quarterly and audit and
approve the acts Of the commissioner.
All apportionments Of state monies for
road building rs made by the commits
sioner must be approved by the advis-
ory board. The members Of this board
serve without pay, but receive their
necessary expenses.
Under the terms Of the new law the
counties desiring state aid must put
up at least an equal amount with tho
state. In counties where work is ex-
pensive, and the assessed valuation
low the state may advance five times
the amount expended by the county.
In some instances the state may bear
the entire cost Of the work.
The appropriation bills are still be-
fore the legislature. House Bill 4e5
which provides for the transfer Of an
state road funds h in the senate, and
the Colorado Good Roads Association
Il urging all It's neabefs 10 write
their se.ators urging that this bin be
paaeea On the special ealesdaf and
passed without delay.
Co0plete information regarding tie
new Highway esaaissisa NV nay -
sSeainsd ~ aAdFsssine ~ Secretary
q tAs Ossssaas 0seA 1sals Aossia-
tisa, 30 CAanAes e Csaassss B1ill.
inG, Dsavse.
The Glenwood post., 1913-03-22
10 nn,ov. Ymx ss11Aln

Chas. Gilmer, district game warden.
q Glenwood, was in Red Cliff satur-
ay and Sunday, trying to interest
Portsmen in this vicinity in . plan to
Zip the state. fish hatcheries to bet
Or care for the trout fry that are
paced in the nearby streams annually.
While it has been claimed by the ex-
Gsrts that s5 per cent of the small
1out placed in the mountain streams
arvive, as a matter Of fact if one
hrth of the tiny fellows that are
ned looose to care for themselves
Sver grow up to a lawful size they do
'wel. When turned into streams they
Immediately become the prey of the
fger fish, many are killed in the
6 lift water, and die of various causes.
&The proposition here il to build
ypnds on Homestake to care for the
b until they become large enough
g care for themselves. There are
1hnerous places up Homestsks where
dsh ponds can be buik at . very
aAll expense. Say two saeh ponds
vbn bsilt, one for brook and one for
N1tave trssk The state would furnish
r. ~ ~ tAsse psnds will sapport
a - enA aftse Seins AeM sntil
~ - - ,elaal lsss
ay D yeaf, ~ pssa eosld Be drained
and ~ fingerlings turned loose to
shift for themselves. The pond would
thea be restocked with fry. In this
manner st least s5 per cent would be
saved and within very few year.
the streams around Red Cliff would
abound in these fish.
It is . good proposition and we
think our citizens and .sportsmrn
should not let this matter 60 by with
out giving it some attention. Mr..
Gilmer is taking the proposition up
with other localities in his district and
hopes to get the Western slope streams
plentifully stocked with trout for all
time.-Eagle County News.
The Glenwood post., 1913-03-22
NAME MTrEl
PAYS KR FIT

For killing steer, belonging to
Paris Bros. Mn. Manic e. Mitchell
was convicted in the district court
almost two years ago and was sen.
teneed to pay . fine Of 1000 and
costs Of suit. A prsvioss effort to
convict her resulted 4. . disagree,
mont Of the jury. Tho stoeknen in
the vicinity Of New Castle and Rifle
were sreateay interested in the case
since this steer was only one Of many
that bad mystefiously disappeared from
that section Of TIE country.
Hr. Ntehell's sessy O tie stand
to tie effect hat tAs sesse she was
seen to kill was her ewn aainal, "Ilt-
tie Rineey" BY ns.s aad recognised
BY tie white ring - ~ forSAead,
wss .st believed BY H. j.sy IN tAs
faes sf tAs tsstinsay Il sspasabls
witnesses W. hst . sAsse tias bsfsre
~ killing Aad sssa ~ .aRivi,g -.
wssa H. aaasAsssi,g Paass Q sssse
bsasasi.g - Hassas DssA e.a bsasi1s
SAeir SganA
5sr. ,ccnv3cssen .the n,
fssaa.E aPpealsa Ase sass = - -
pssas sssst a.l I. ~ ss.sss 4 tins
tAat bsdy nsae NJ fi1A1ae s1sesin-
ing ~ 1sws1 esaEk. A Nv wss1D eeo
Ma S6tsAeu, NV 1la Onisey, paid
tAs essss h ~ eass sns1nsing -
eose8 ana witain - paie wssk 10
- psa IL ma = e1,eoe al tAss
pa0ss isss Aisbssy - e - naay
in1asseing 6asss v16A : lsss 49,
Ansa b - 0sls1se seass = -
sav.
The Glenwood post., 1913-03-22
TOO MUCH 1GH,

This young Black Of Montrose, who
is going down into Mexico and raise
hell and put stick under it, says hs
is going to do the trick "with 500
miners and cowboys." He may be sbls
to pick up 500 Of the modern brand Of
rattle-headed cowboys who wouldn =
know any better, but ve doubt II -
could find half . dozen miners in tie
whole state Of Colorado who would
have little enough sease to engage in
such an undertaking. Az he win Of Ne.
cessity have 70 depend upon nediocfity,
if not aetusi iMheeihty, fer his -
eruits, we eall Mr.. Baaek's astsntios
70 the false-alasns NV nasguerading
in the capitol st Dssvr - legislative
statesmen. he vhsle saa4s w'rl lise
up and bless yss, Hs. AaaeA, ~ ~
win taks ~ wAo3e eunsA - ,Nexfee
And . grateful psspas vim p,ses ysse
seasse at ~ aPs1 n ~ ssPstsl' asas
II ~ win j1sg Isavo tAsa tAsss-
IAks CITY ftns&
The Glenwood post., 1913-03-22

Dsse huntine IN Osssssas vkn - ~
AIbitsa u.ta 1913 II asvsesse Annses
approves ansnaAsats 70 H. saoe sn1
ffsA laws Which Aavs besa passsa ~
~ Assss, al wsss sppssvsd Ncaday
by Tie STATE ssoats. ~ IN, ~ DsP-
resentaaivs Newell, aAsaisAss IN sPsa
ssass0 - 49, saaa me - - nAls
ass.taas sAssp - hsE.4 - ~.
lsps vteA Assn4 - M hsg1e -
yAnnn1o 90 ~ K
The Glenwood post., 1913-03-22

G. N. Letey came down Wednesday
from his ranch near Emma and while
here ordered the Post sent to his ad-
dress. Mr.. Letey ID now the owner Of
what is known as the Tom O'Connell
raAcA.
The Glenwood post., 1913-03-22
". Soou1 fAns A VIII

Last Wednesday evening At The
homo of Mr.. Mn. james N. Howe on
Blake avenue, their eldest daoghtef,
Lulu, became The bride Of Rev. jasper
Bogue, formerly Of Carbondals but
aow Of visalia, Califoraia, Rev. g. r
Bergen Of the Prssoyteeiaa eAnFeh
performing tire eere1eny.
Hr. Bsgse asfivea from his wsster.
hons - MAia.a No. . and, III AZ
fsagsasnts having bssn naAs in Cd
vance - I'D ea@t1rsa his hid aad
seaFssa fer H. esast esfese his Pc
sssss h tswa - 6sssos l1sw1 snvs
= wy few intlnass fssse1a
1hs yosng pespas afs wsll hs~s
hefs AAa tSxs SSss saAas f.isads wAs
vim VA tAsa shs.asat AaP9iaaa n
Their NV Asaa.