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WEATHER FORECAST
Washington Predictions for To.
day and Tomorrow.

For eastern New YorL and New
jersey, Increasing closdinesa snd
warmer to-dayt rain at night or
Tomorrow, colder tomorrow, mOd.
crate to brtsk south 20 southwest
winds. becOmins northwest to.mor.
row.
For northern New England. Increasing
cloudiness to-day warmer in the interior
rain at night or to morrow; moderate south
and southwest winds.
For southern New England. Increasing
cIoudincss to-day; warmer in the interior
unsettled and probably rain to morrow.
, moderate brisk south and southwest winds
For western New York and western
P"nnsylNania, rain to-day, colder at might:
rain or suow and colder to- morrow: brisk
to high southwest to northwest winds
NEW YORK. Nov. s.--The depression from
western canada was central over Minnesota
and Wisconsin yesterday, extending IN
r"nshlike formation from the middle and
! upper lake regions and upper Mssisaippi
valley sohthward into Texas
over other sections vest Of the Mississippi
valley and over tho Atlantic and east CUR
states tho pressure WAS high. with centres
along tho Atlantic coast and over the es
tr"u" Northwestern states
. Ther" was no general storm, but showers
occurred In the lake regions, the ohio and
lower Tennessee valleys and at scattered
points in the Nor,hpest.
GENERALLY fair weather prevailed tn the
Atlantic and Southern states and the South
west.
L"vcr temperatures prevailed from Mtnne
sott west and southwestoar but II Was
generally warmer in the lake regions ans
east of tho middle and lover Mississippi
VALLEY.
Temperatures were below the freeyinf
point tn the morning In northern New York
and New England and In Pennsy ylvania w
ginia and West Virginia also In parts o.
tn" Rocky Mountain states
In 'his city the day was fair and warmer.
wind. light to fresh southeast, average
humidity. % per cent, barometer. corrected
fo read TO sea level at A. ~, 1ec'.
? T.. NJ. 30 ls
The temperature in this city Yesterday. a.
tccnrdci by the OfYclal ihcrmOmetet. Is shown
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NEW REALTY CORPOR ATIONs.

Tho following really corporations were
chartered a. Albany yesterday:
The Lupton Building. Inc. Manhattan
capital, 100000 directors. Horace Barnard
BROOK yn. y Y, and william T. Bardusch
Yonkers. ,..
II + Brown Company Manhattan; cap
ial $4,000. directors. charles y Belknsl
and Henry j. Brown, BrookIyn: N' Y.
Philip ". touycrs, Haokensaok, ~ j
TN E'raicn Real Estate Corpora tion
Brooklyn. Y. Y. capital $500, direeto,r.
Frank W Hart, Jenny Hsrt and sidney H.
weinberg Brooklyn, y. Y.
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WASHINGTON NOV The trau.uurt Bg'
falo has arrived Al Couuto, the cruiser RAN.
how al OlOngapo
The cruiser AlhaLN ha> sailed from Uuuo,ulu
for san fTrIucIs,n. IN" lluhuH Ed-, troin
Charleston Tor Guantanamo the guuboi'
Nashville from >tUto bomusu iu. Lltiu.
tauamu the guuhuat Annapolis FROM ',uaya.
mas Mexico Tor santa kusrla, NrAuu. and
thu hatticship NrH ilampshrr from T,mjurn
iur Vera Cruz
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M>PLEHlRsT FARM SOLD.

William II. Hinteinau has sold i"r
VI pr Brown, Maplehurst Farm AT Holm
''' y j.. TO william \. ,Jamison Of New
York. The farm comprises l23 acres Of
and. with large Colonial residence and
'.tha!ldings. 1t adjoins Lewis S. Thomp.
',Jp's RrooNdale farm and is opposite the
''3"'', paly stock farm. Mr., Jamison
wN make tho property his country es-
? AT
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Tie Lewis II. May Company has sold
for Edward +. Corey the Breckenridge
,ottage, fronting on Atlantic Avenue. Far
Npchaway l.. l., to buyer, VIII" Will
npruve 1t for occupanc.'. The sale in
,ld"s plot "f lots facing Atlantic ave-
D. 10, which will be improved with cot
.r-> The property was held at SIS
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The Morris Park Taxpayers Associa-
I lpu will hold Il meeting this evening at
fn- Hunts Point Palace. l6"d street and
southern Boulevard The principal sub
i,ct To ". discussed will bc the tustalla e.
/ on OF sewers on the property.
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TO CONTINUE ECONOMY LEAGIE

There will be a meeting of the executive
and other committees OF the city Economy
League on Monday AT 3 T. NJ IN IN.
leagues headquarters lls broadway
The meeting IL called to discuss the orgat.-
ization of the league OF a permaucrt
basis
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PROPERTY OWNERS 70 war.

There will be a meeting Of the INIT Il
Real Estate owners Associations neN;
TUESDAY evening. in fdrinr \. 'iranl
'uiou Hotel Park avenue and Forty e
:. cnud street The election ut officers.
directors and board of counsel will ne
held at tins meeting
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nHOOkL,N ELEVATOR Hni sE.

oatmpan 4 Shampan have filed plans
I'D N. erection Of a s!N story elevator
I"'ment house At the southeast corner
Eighth avenue and Third street on
H' haNli7. for the cranston 'onstruc-
"' corporation. The house Will accom-
.date twenty -four families ana is est
,I'.d 10 cost S250,OUO.
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FINE uoNrCLAIH PLACE SOLD.

r N crawley a. Bros. have sold the
%. pprrty OF the late Thomas T.. Reid on
South Mountain avenue. Montcla.r, y. j..
20 f. l.. Parish for about $4,000. The
te.d mansion. with it's surroundings. is
one OF the show places OF Montciair, The
uog,. has fourteen rooms and there IS
0u. garage on the property.
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UPPER I'D AVENUE MOVIES.

Nn the east side Of Second avenue. 40
'rt north of l23d street. a one story
rowing picture theatre is to be built with
frontage of 40 feet and a depth OF
feet for !. Silverman and b, Marks
1, owners Moore d Landsiedei, the
u'hltects. have estimated the cost at
= 500.
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WASHINGTON. Nov These 1rnN u'sier,
were ISSUED to-day
FIRST Lieut.. T. u LdnroIu. from E,-htn to
Third Infantry
Infantry. February
Capt Il. A lIadsrll Third iuiduliy from
duty with New York orsunlhcd militia amt
to his company
Capt W u ilenion and tapi " Ken
drick. uuartcrmastcr corps irpm duiN m
Philippine Department January 'o
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ArtkrNE>I HOTELS.
HELP WA>TED-MAI.E.


VI ~ NA MIC Wanted "Np, ri"u,o'i rl., ht'.l.
Tor the inspection ana selection ut p,tf. glrr-
t"r mirror manufacturing JA''.I Is Nii\
81 " 3;th st
PACkER wanted iu uIfror factor, mus
thoroughly understand ms hI~luoss
JAt,ll - EAHN, sci " 37th -
FOKTE2 wanted IN mirIor ta,t"rN. or,
accustomed handling glass ptri'r.t,.
jACLu ~ kAlIN .2l "a t..E ~.
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West Of Ftfth ~. h"t',-.n Fourteenth and
10th stsI
nm st C2h n ith aN iG,iN-
Coluu,bia kui,l<crbocker Tru., Co trus
20 Title ins Go. l3i Bway. Nov :.
l,Il 81 '; and az ". : sSxsi' i
tl"as.holui- l.pas"hold fnpt 80 to carrie
II Wells go " NNth II. oct 81. W..
p, ....... ........ .. 81 900
ii 'sr 80 s. 1859. s-.Iasp,r II Iiaw-
kius tn John Siadc Eiwoud, I. ! Soy 8.
rr mtgc slu."0n, install y e., atty.
aSp Sr i3i to t&S ". l3l.3N9s.H-
M"Krnu Realty =" to queen Nab co.
go Vail At pr mtg :AN"0oo. Aug 10.
demand. 10 J. O.. attNs. Presstnger y,
tu Wall - ........... .......,. So. 0oo
3,Tu II lo7 " .oSioo--Elise q Van
A4k'u tu Ihas 'iarueld, "a T. "oth -
81 utgc Sli.UU0. \oV q. Nts, e..
sttv /. r In> 60. $50 BwaN ..... 5000
NrH ~ >,3 .2Nso- Elise Bachmann.
widow. t. FrRnkIin savings Bank. 'jN
>'h ts Nov Z. yrs. y e.. ATTY, Wilson
VI Powell wal st...... .... 81 600
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These nay Oni'rS Wrrc 'ssUcu
,apt II y wilson tom 'un0Ilpt t. .n'
Nnrih Dakota 80 n."sd dent hNid ~ lr-.'c.
tinu and survey lur .l.t~
assIstam Ia haN,u AUarnr f-Nu i0 InD
for orders.
Ensign u f Kemp, from the Nor'h Caronn,
TO Oick le&vs
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
SUI rises sss S Sun sets. ~ ~ Moon sets, ~ ~
hlGH WATER THIS DAY.
sand, H'k $50 Gov Island .t:iv Hell Gaze. 900
Low WATER THIS DAY
sandy II L. DC Gov. Island 1885 He; Gate icii
Arrived FRIDAY. November
- Laura. ". 90 \ NJ. alincra October %
- Roma s \ NJ, Aln,eria. Oc tnbcr -
- Marcngo. ilI5 =. n Thursday. Hull, Oc
tohcr y?
y, canning a5a \ N Manchester Oo'ob-- II
s. ShAboncc. 3tjp N Sunderland. October ~.
- spcranza a35 T. N Havana. November
- raloma. In \ ". MatanIas, October -
- ~ Vale. Galveston. November
- t'ity of columbus. SaVannah. November
- Princess Anne. Norfolk. November q.
~ Admiral Dewey. phjiudc iphia. November 4
~ Admiral Schley. Philadelphia. November &.
s. HilArius. Boston. NoNerlber6.
- Delaware, Philadelphia, Norembcr6
ARRIVED FROM SFW YORK.
- rhiladc iphia at Southampton.
- lNcrnis. u Naples
- lnpcratOr. at Hamburg
- Finland. at Dover.
- baltic. at liverpool
SAILED FOR NEW YORK
- Nmerika. from che erbourg.
- cedric. from Sucrnstown.
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,<ristIED MEG HANGS LIENS.

3sTH ST ERobcrt Rossnnn 90 ~
l'nlou League club ct al Dec
SAME PROPERTY -- same vs. same. Dec
4, l6S ....,,.,,.......". ..tA'sAWW
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MORTGAGES.

tWin name 4nd udIr"-s ~ i.,urI amt
lrndt''- aftoru'N
Downtown.
tSuutH of Fourtr'uih =.
COLUMBIA ST 3. ;, - i0A 100 -Murlta
ltzkoNItz to Mare l. Dtnncr. New ko-
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TRANSACTIONS RECORDED.
TRANSFERS.


with nsmo aud address Of owner and
attorney. when attorneys nam" Is omitted
address party of second part
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,South Of Fourteenth ST.
LUDLOW Sr. 80, =. 25xS7 Louis cohen
20 Annie Dppenhciner, % Mornngsidc
av. all liens Mar I, 1917: atty. ~ II
Oppe nhcimcr. I7O Bvay........ ..... 81
ATTORNEY ST 100 \. 25Nia VIM Il and
Ethel Wiener to Mako Wiener. 112t
Madison av. mtg So. 500. July li...... 81
Sb ST. ~ W. :, 2ON"o John II chandler
et al 70 Louis Mala,itd. IL charlton II,
10 aud ..j parts. nlt titl,. oct -. atty.
Y Title lrs CO. 135 BWaY Y........ si0n
SAME PROPERTY Harry GlHndcr OF nj
10 same, i-2i parts, AL title. uc, -;
a,,N' rdHle ~ -is. ' \
tTH ST. 27a r -,.Sr.3 Marcus
Friedman ct al to Bahotta Wnchsmau.
~" W ll'th II. and ano. mtg t37. 900
Nov =. attys Amend n \. iia Nassau
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-04-02
HtADAcHY, BILIOUS,
UPSET? 'cAScARETS'
Bilious, throbbing headache means
Bowels are c.ogged and liver
Stagnant-LOu need
Cascarets.

You're billions, you have throh-
bins sensation in your head, bad
taste in your mouth, your eyes bum,
you skin is yellow, with dark rings
under your eyes; your lips are
parched No wonder you feel ugly,
nean aud ill-tempered. -Four sys-
ten is full of bile not properly pass
ed r.. and what you need is clean
ing mp inside Don't continue he
ing "a bilious nuisance to yourself
and those who love you. and don't
rcsc;t to harsh physics tina, irritate
and iniure Remember that most
disorders of the stomach. liver and
int tines can be quickly cured by
mcraing with gentle, thorough Cas-
,s--they work while you sleep
\ ie-cent box from your druggist
will keep your liver and bowels
clean. stomach sweet and your head
ear for months. Children love to
take Cascarets. because they taste
good and never grippe or sicken.-
Advt
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-04-02
NEW MADRID ASKS TFNIs.

Jefferson City, Mo, April -
Upon the request Of Mayor Hunter
9f New Madriti ,wenty-fYe hospital
tents and sescaty-hve aosp ial tents
and seyeniy-dve smaller ten will be
forwarded 70 Kew Mgdrid by the
adjutant general FOR ever >o11y usH
there. MAJOR Hunter stated in his
TELEGRAM to the sove~Lo~ that. &C
cording TO the predi ca Of tae
Government Weather Bureau, New
Madrid viii he Hooded tomorrow.
Capt. LinXweiler, received 3 tele-
gran last night from Col. A. L.
Oliver that the three comcanies OF
n'l.tia had been assembled at Com
melee and were emrloyed upon the
leYees.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-04-02
STUDENT PARTY TRIO DROWN

Bnn Arbor. Mich, April 1.-Two
Wer students and 'ormer woman
student Of the uniyo-s " of Michi-
gan we're drowned Ia a canoe acct
den on the Huron river here late
last night They were Miss Ella
Rygdort of Spring Lake, Mich !,
Henry Beacon of Pontiac, Mich.
and Arthur Craudall of Brokcton,
" ~
Their canoe was wrecked in the
raplfs near dam above this city.
Craudall, an expect swimmer, lett
ten porary safety 10 get aid for the
others aud was swept over the dam
and drowned Miss Rysdort sank
frcm exhaustion and Beacon lost his
life IN saving the fourth member of
the party. Miss ane Hicks of De-
troit
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-04-02
TIpT0NvILLE PREPARES.

Tiptonville. Tenn, April ill
There is not so much excitement
over tho 'oncoming food by tho
citi.wns Of this county. although
they realize what a flood OF this
Kind means, and preparations are
being made TO cope with the situa-
ton here The c. NJ & e. railroad
is expected to be put out Of commits
sion between here and Dye-sburg
within the next few days, but unless
Reelfoot leyee, to the north OF the
city. breaks. trains will be run be-
tween here and Hickman. Ky. regu-
larIy< A call will soon be made for
men to 60 to Reelfoot levee to help
hold II aaginst the food waters
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-04-02
BRYAN BgBLE CLASS TEACHER

Washington, April Secretary
Of state Bryan VIII bccou,e y teache7
O. the Bible to huge class OF Wash
irston young men under the aus
pieces Of the Christian Enteavor
unien Many applicants for mem
beIship have been received. The
Sunday school classes vi be held
in q Washington theater and every
Sunday the Ter-tongued secretary
will discourse on the way he thinks
young men should go.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-04-02
A Card.

This is to certify that all drug
gists are authorized to refund youy
money II Foley's Honey and Tar
Compound fails TO cure your cough
or cold John Bernet, Tell, Wis.
states II have used Foley's Honey
and Tar Compound as a family
medicine for five years and it has
always given the best OF satisfaction
ard produced good results. It will
always cure cough o. cold For
children 1t is Indispensable on ac-
count OF its pleasant taste and its
freedom from opiates.H Refuse subs
stitui cs 8dyt.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-04-02

either of Cairo, who il nllc to SET
about, would even think ct sidestop.
ping work at this time, The men
who have been working constantly
since the first call was issued arc
now compelled to dc double duty be
cause Of the absence OF volunteers,
On the first page of tcday's issue is
printed a lst Of names Of men who
have been selected for patrol duty
and it viii be noticed that several
are marked second request" Any
able bodied man new present in the
city. who fails TO respond TO the
second apraal for his assistance
should he socially ostraeised and re-
f5sal to cl'sy the third call should be
followed by arrest
Cairo docs not want to have mar
iial law declared in order to obtain
the labor of citizens, but this will
certainly be done unless a better
spirit is shown. Quite O number Of
volunteers responded to The call is
sued Monday by The Bulletin and it
Il 10 be hoped that the appeal today
'T'll bring out every man who has
'trength enough left TO do patrol
daty This important work must
net be entrusted to strangers, who
arc unfamiliar with the whims of
rivers. 1t is a task for men who
have fought floods and know dan.
gercus situation when they see it.
While it must be admitted that
Cairo has reached the crest of e..
citement and will undoubtedly save
the city from inundation, the risk
now is greater than ever before. The
next two or three days will be the
'cld test for Cairo and its valiant de.
ierdcrs, and + the city shows green
the men who have evaded duty will
he IN a measure, to blame,
cano is up against the most men
ating proposition of its history and
if we can save the town this time.
II will mean more than the saving
If do Ears and cents in property, but
i vii remove forever ali doubt as
10 the stab lily of the city's levee
system, which is now reputed TO be
tht rost efficient in the United
States,
Ges out and work, boys; Cairo
aeeds Won.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-04-02
Recommended for a Good Reason

Because they cured him OF kid
ney and bladder trouble. G. II Grant
$50 Wavery street Peoria, H.,
tells the result of his taking Foley
kidney Pills Backache and con-
gested kidneys made me suffer in
tense pains Was always tired and
floating specks bothered me, Took
Foley Kidney Pills and saw big i'm
provement after third day | kept
on until entirely freed OF all trouble
and suffering That's why | recon-
mend Foley Kidney Pills They
cured me-" They are tonic in action,
quick in results. --Advt
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-04-02
FLOOD WARNINGS NEEDED.

Ripley. Tenn, April Those in
the Tennessee Delta along the Mis-
Sissippi river are taking advantage
of the warnings for big overflow.
and in case the river should get az
high as last year, which is not an
ticipated, there will not be so much
loss of stock and property, for the
reason that those in that section will
have more time to get stock and pro
visions to high ground. A big hood
Just now would hinder farming o2e~-
atoms and will be hard on the pco-
pie in this way. The food Of las,
year cut the crop almost in half
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-04-02
ENGINEER HURT, BEGS TO DIE

st. Paul. Mimi, April PINNED
against the hot boiler of his engine
George Murphy, for three-quarters
Of an hour begged policemen and
flren en- to kill him. He will not re
cover say physicians. His fireman
James I.arkin. also was badly in
jured The accident occurred when
the engine was thrown against 3
vladuct by box car which failed
to clear.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-04-02
ASKS FOR TENTS.

Nashville, Tenn. April 1.-Tbe
mayor of Tiptonville has requested
the adjutant-general TO send to thai
place as many tents as he can spare
for the protection of the food
refugees at that place The mayor
says that many homeless people are
focking TO Tiptonville for protec-
tion, and that they are without shell
ter or food A request has also come
from Dyersburg, asking for tents
for the use of the people who have
been driven from their homes by the
high waters. Tents were shipped to
the places tonight.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-04-02
Found Cure for Rheumatism.

u suffered with rheumatism TO
two years and could not get my righ
hand to nay mouth for that length
Of time" writes Lee l.. Chapman
Maplcton. la II suffered torribl,
pain SO could not sleep or lie still
at night. Five years ago begar
using Chamberlain Linimcnt anC
in two mouths | was well and havf
not suffered with rheumatism since
For sale by all dealers. --Adyt.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-04-02
Book for Baby.

When baby arrives at taste for
books durable one can be made of
brown holland or linen Buttonhole
round the leaves with bright silk or
thread, and paste In bright colored
pictures cut from magazines. A row
of stitching made with an nnthreaded
needle will mark an even border and
serve as a marker for the insertion
of the needle when doing the button
boiling.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-04-02
OPENS UP H0SIRHS, CLEARS HEAD,
ENDS G0iGS Or CATA0hh At once

asent balm dissalscs b. the heat Of
the nasirik eeo5irates ana meats
the naaned. swollen M fsaer
which lines the aose head snl
threat: clears The cir aessaeAssi
stops nasty discharges and feeling
of cleansing. soothing reliei Genes
Immediately,
Done lay awa,,e ,on;sht sing
glins for breath, With head stGDed !,
nostr:ls closed, hawklng eva tisw
ing. Catarrh or COLI Win ils
running nose. foul macops isoppun
into the throat, and raw drynoss
distressing but truly needless.
Put your faith-ust jone o9ce-.ii
"Ely's Cream Balm" and your coll
or catarrh will surely disappear
Advt,
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-04-02
WILSON DRAWS HIS FIRST
PAY FROM THE u. S

Washington. April Woodrow
Wilson received his first pay checb
as President of the United States to.
day when Secretary McAdoo present..
ed him with treasury warrant foI
$685., representing his salary from
March to 81, On pay day here
after, however, the President viii
receive s6.250, fun months pro.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-04-02

Rheumatism as a result of kidney
trouble, stiff and aching joints, bach
ache. lumbago and sore kidneys,
yield quickly TO the healing and
curative qualities CT Foley's Kidney
Pills. They regulate urinary irrcgu-
larltics, and restore normal action.
John Velbert. Foster Calf. says:
Il suffered many yeas with kidney
trouble and could never get re ief
until ! tried Foley Kidney pills
which effected complete cure"
Contain no habit forming drugs -
Adyt.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-04-02
OHIO DECLINES OFFER
OF AID BY Upton

Toledo. O.. April 1.-THE contri-
button of st.000 from Sir Thomas
Upton sent to aid the food victims
will be returned by the Governor.
following a precedent which, he says.
says was set by President Roosevelt
at theS inc Of the San Francisco dis
astc', that The United States IN the
time of great misfortune could no ac-
cept assistance from foreign coun-
tiles
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-04-02
SUGAR TARIFF UP TO WILSON

Washington. April President
Wilsou will decide whether raw
sugar shall 90 on the free list or
carry small duty in the new tariff
bill. Congressional leaders are will
ing to defer to his attitude. Chair
man Underwood of the Ways and
Means Committee is waiting to hear
from the president. The Louisiana
delegation and congressman from the
beet sugar districts want duty,
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-04-02
SHOCKS REGISTERED
AT SEATTLE, WASH

SEATTLE. Wash, April IA yio-
lieut. earthquake was recorded on the
seismograph of the University of
Washington, beginning at T;iS
o'clock last night and continuing an
hour and half There were con
ruug shocks for forty-five minutes
Apparently the disturbance was in
the Bchriug Sea. 1t Is believed a
volcanic outbreak was responsible
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-04-02
WORK. BOYS. WORK !

Although Cairo is facing the worsi
food experience in its history, vol
mteer labor was never before SC
scarce. The Bulletin is requested Il
give space ON the front page TO al,
appeal for labor and its is asked ia
use big type The Bulletin has
used the big type and hopes the space
will NOT be wasted
II does not seem credible that an,
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-04-02
Ice Cream Slot Machine.

Dropping nickel in a slot machine
and getting In return q dish OF ice
cream Is one of the many things pos
sible in new automatic restaurant re-
gently opened in New York In the
same row with the Ice cream machine
are other slot machines for melons, or
anges and other fruits that require to
be kept at a cool temperature to be
at their best This Is accomplished by
a system Of refrigeration Popular
Mechanics Magazine.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-04-02
QUAKE RECORDED AT CAPITAL

Washington, April An earth
quake Of unusual intensity was reg
istercd INST night OH the Sc smograrh
as Georgeiown University The
principal tremor occurred at H. 81,
although the quakes lasted from
lI.el To l. so this morning. The
disturbance apparently was between
5000 and 7oo0 miles removed from
Washington
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-04-02
0R0zco, sR zXEegTED

FL Peso, TEX. April i.---col. Pas
cuat Crozeo. ST.. father OF the former
northern revolutionary, has been ex-
eeuJed hy order OF Emiliano Zapata.
rebel reader ef Southern Mexico, &C
eordiug to advites received here To-
'hy COL tToseo so}re DAYS ago VS..
'rd zapatn's stronghold as Daa 9
.enissary from the Huerta soteer-
,ne;t-
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-04-02
zApATA EXECUTES oRozcO. SIR.

III Paso. Tex, April 1--Col Pas
Cual 0rosco, Sr,. father OF the former
northern revolutionary leader, has
been executed by order of Emilio
Zapata, rebel leader Of Southern
eMxico, according TO advices re-
ceiyed here today. Col 0rozeo some
days ago visited zapata's stronghold
as a peace emissary from the Herta
government
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-04-02
EXCAVATE 0,184 YARDS
IN ONE DAY AT CANAL

Panama. April | y, The largest
excavation from a single slide IN one
day since the commencement Of the
canal operations was made Friday,
when t0.is4 cubic yards were re-
moved from the Cucaracha slide by
five steam shoycls, The movement
of the slide continues. but the re-
mosal of the dirt is progressing
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-04-02

We are authorized to announce
the candidacy OF Charles Meshew.
for election as Police Magistrate,
subject to the approval of the vot-
srs at the regular city election To
be held Tuesday, April Is. 1913.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-04-02

we are authorized to announce tht
candidacy Of Horace A Hannon foi
the office OF Police Magistrate, sub
ject to the approval Of the foters of
he regular city election on April 10.
1913.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-04-02
GERMAN AER0NAUTs LOST.

kiei. Germany, April 1.-The
Big German balloon, 1,367. which
fell into the Baltic Sea during a
flight, was driven ashore at Alsea
Sound today. The fate of the oc-
cupants is unknown,