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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-10
FRENCH HEAVYWEIGHT
CHAMPION STILL
A MERE YOUTH

Paris Jan. 10. Georges Carpen-
tier the heavyweight hampton pu-
r'ilHi Of Europe and The idol Of the
'r nch sporting public ls 10 be- given
a ng "hlow co., in rarln next Mo-
dav on the otcaFlon OF his twentieth
J iifndHy anniversary 10 view 90 his
rentarknhle athavcments in the ring
N b difficult "a reuiiao that carpen-
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-10

Fvorvbndvg friend Dr whomas'
Eclcctic ON tNo ereat household
remedy for ionthacho. oafVchr. sore
throat. cuts. bruises scalds Sold az
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-10

nching. toriurinr skin orupilons
dinilFure. annoy. drive one wild.
nonn's Ointment Is praised FOR na
good work. soc az ail drug torres
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-10

a banquet and smoker for Moose only
Monday evening "a o'clock IN the
Moose lodge rooms. All Moose are
invited 20 attend.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-10

Trlmble'a lNvery sii ". copper
Phone g.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-10

Turkey dinner tomorrow Hotel
camha Cafea-suc Don Carlpa ~,
rhefira.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1914-07-30
Party Returns from Enjoyable Outing

No jollier outing party has been in
the West Fork district this year than
that composed Of the following people ::
Misses Flora Furrow, Ruth Cooper,
Bertha Masters. Leila Hershner, Mrs.
Merle Brown and Crawford Lennon,
Claude Thompson, Harold Hershner,
W. II. Masters and Ray Furrow. In
addition to the fishing the region af-
ords, many excursions and hikes were
taken to nearby scenic points. Jour
neys we're made to Lost Lake and Clear
Creek. The campers had japanese
cook, whose culinary abilities added to
the pleasure.
MIR. Masters has returned to his
home in Portland. His parents, MIR.
and Mrs. W. Y. Masters, and other
Children journeyed out to the camp ip
their automobile and spent the last few
days with the outing party. Mrs. G.
D, Thompson accompanied them. Mr..
and Mrs. Masters remain here as the
guests of Prof. and Mrs. Thompson.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1914-07-30
Guignard Wants Waters of Hood River

August Guignard, president of the
Farmers Irrigation Company, has ap-
piled to State Engineer Lewis for per.
mission to appropriate enough of the
waters of Hood river to develop 1000
horse power. According to the appli-
cation it is intended to develop the
power to supply ranchers of the valley.
In speaking of the proposed develop
ment the 0regonian says: "No obsta-
Gle should be put in the way of the man
who wants to develop the forces of
Hood river to furnish power. light and
heat to farmers. This is putting a
resource of nature where it belongs"
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1914-07-30
Local Factory Makes Popular Cigars

The Hood River Cigar factory is run
ming to it's full capacity turning out
honest goods, which please the taste of
the most skeptical. Our cigars are all
made from choice selections of Havana
and domestic tobaccos, mild, sweet and
aromatic. Don't fail to try our Truly
Cuban, two for Is, four for rs cents,
the popular price. 1t meets present
conditions.
The people of Hood River know when
they get the worth of their monbg- -Rnd
are loyal to home products. wish to
thank the public generally for their
liberal patronage and hope to merit a
continuance of the same. You will
find my goods on sale by all local deal
ers. F. M. White.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1914-07-30
Snake Bite Kills Charmer

Mabel Wilson, billed as "the strang.
est woman alive" who was in this city
last fall with a street carnival com
pany. was fatally bitten last week by a
rattlesnake at Roselyn, Wash, where
the carnival was showing.
The snake that bit the woman was
one Of consignment Of Ave that had
Just been received By the show from
Texas.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1914-07-30
Tax Penalties Will Not Be Paid

Judge W. l.. Bradshaw, of The
Dalles, has granted permanent in
junction against the collection of pen
alties On the half of taxes not paid by
Hood River county property owners
prior to September /. The suit was
instituted on behalf of the Woman's
Political Research club of the West
Side. l.. A. Henderson was plaintiff
and he and Attorney John Baker con
Quoted the case in behalf of the women.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1914-07-30
Pullman Fruit Man Visits Valley

j. B. Holt. of Pullman, Wash, in
ventor of fruit picking bag, which he
was demonstrating while here. was a
visitor in the city and valley Monday.
Mr.. Holt's picking sack is made of
heavy canvas and is so swung from the
shoulders as to allow the picker the
use of both hands. 1t has been used
since 1912 by Washington growers
II am in the market for a sizing
machine" said Mr.. Holt. whils visit
ing the Glacier Office, land an going
to inspect your machines while here.
Butter Wrappers Printed at this ofice
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1914-07-30
Stanton Approves Sectional Contracts

Judge Stanton states that he ap-
proves of the contract for the Column
bia highway work through the county
being let in sections.
"lf the work is offered in sections.
the Transfer & Livery Co, of this city,
will be able to submit bids" says
Judge Stanton, while If the entire job
is offered in one contract, it will shut
them out"
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1914-07-30
McCuistiOn Searches for Brother

AL McCuistion, of the Frankton dis
trict, was in the city the first of the
week conferring with local authorities
in an effort to locate his brother, Lie
McCuistion, who has been missing for
the past month. The young man was
last seen here on the afternoon Of June
20 at the passenger station of the o..
W. r. & N. Co.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1914-07-30
Kruger Now MOrlan's Partner

E. 7. Kruger, whose people reside at
Denver, Colo. but who has been trav-
cling for the past eight years with the
Wyman-Patridge Co., of Minneapolis,
having made numerous visits to Hood
River. has arrived here to enter the
mercantile business with F. II. Morlan,
with whom he has formed a partner
shin.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1914-07-30
Prune Packers Wanted

Will need about rs prune packers this
season, during the 2nd and 3rd weeks
of August. Experience not necessary,
but those used to handling fruit pre-
ferred. Applications should be sent to
our office at once.-Mosier Fruit Grow
ers' Association. al3
Washington Journal., 1914-10-03
SOdseitsaIOdsn

g(m 5onntag Sen 81. September,
reitte Sri. g(nnu Sobmarn, Todter
oes bon bier ourh Ons @rciie @eieB
p~ertrie6enen @irteS S. g. Sobmann,
Der nm cine @irtidaft in Baltimore
an gde 6reoerid glpe. mo Sutton
Str. fiibrt, Serrn Nugnlt Sblrnt,
einen BON oen 5000 Scope Sill
Tbrrn @riioern, Die Sano 5irm g6c
bunOe. Die 3rautng lDurOe III Der
noben oeiti6en&ir6e pon5ogen. gtah
Ser firdliden 6eicrIihfeit CAB es i'm
@Iternbauic ein id0ues 6umilienfeIt.
NuBer oen Gltern nabmen all Der
6eItlidfeit tell: Sri. @rete adter-
firden pom SenleDtomn, @err @iiitab
Sburm nebit Srau un0 &inoern pom
@ooO Scope SIN mO 8rau aatic Nh-
terfir6en, Die Gigentiimerin oeS 500
tells 5rib &eltter rno Serr @rnlt
S6miot ne6it 6rou mo Sodlter. Gas
inunge Goor oerblieb fir eil1ige Sogc
in Baltimore.
Washington Journal., 1914-10-03
gater e~Gmal6ad acitOrben.

Ser 2ei6nom oes @aters Sobll s.
Shmalbad, mel6er am uergangenen
8~onnerstag in leiner @eimat, afron,
Ohio, Dem 9pbus erlog, wurOe am
leBten 0ienstag nab Baltimore ge-
6radt ltno ioglei6 in Oas ct. Morp's
Seminar ii6erfii6rt. 9aIelbit mlr=
Sen oie Observation-Disclosures o6-
Qebalten unO Ser Cote oif Dem Sc
minars- 6rieobofe Der GrOe iiber9e-
ben. Slater Sdmalba6 bel6dftigte
lid mabrenO Der bei0en lebten Sabre
pingebeno nit Spe8ial-5 tuoien an
Ser aatbolii1en uniOeriitdt nno bat
tie iid oaielbIt bereits IN 0ieiem Sc
meter Sen @rao zines 9oftors Der
8biloIopbie erporben.
Die pbiloiopbii6e 6afultat Der
lhlioeriit0t lit our9 oos Siniheioen
oielcs 10 tii6tigen un0 pielueripre-
denoenBrieiters in groBe8rauer Der
IeBt. Ole Stuoenten Der "llniperiitdt,
sic ibn naber fannten, maren beinl
giltreffen Der Gooesnudriht aufs
5iefIte erl1iittert. Isle Der gtame
ocs Gotten olt3eigt, NOR er bon edit
oeutl6er @eburt umo itetS efn6reunG
ser oeuti6en Sa6e.
Washington Journal., 1914-10-03
9as nelic 9dnlia6r bat besOnnen.

Mlit Oieier ISOLDE baben idmmtIi-
DIE Mittel- uno @o6idulen ibre Gore
Ser miiensoiirltenoen SugenO geoff-
net. 6oit ieoe b0bere SebrunItalt bat
einen 3uma6s gu oer3eidnen. Wfit
GROCER @enugtuilng bari b%erborgebo-
ben meroen, oaB b%eionOers Die fatbo-
[ii6e l1niperiitdt IN 0ieiem Sabre Ell
ne beoeutenoe @rpeiteritng anf Dem
@ebiete Der eigentliden llniperiitdts-
itloien n poltgraouate itlt0ies = err
fabren bat. @iele Stitoenten baberl
iib Oaielbit bereits alld fir b0bere
&urIe in 9euti1 angemeloet. Die
3abl ser S6iiler mGdit BON Gag al
8ag un0 es oiirfte oieies Sabr eil
frudtbrineenoes meroen, 0a cine Itatt-
life Nn5nbl aanoiOaten i'm fommeil-
ben Sunni ibren 9oftorgro0 %erlangel
mer0cn.
Washington Journal., 1914-10-03
@raf sermitOrff beOru6t.

@raf bon 8ernltorff Der oe1itIhe
9oti6after III @aibington, mllroe
oieIer Gage briefli1 nit Dem CODE
beorobt. @r iibergab oas Shreiben,
oos mebrere Namens- llntcrihriften
.trlg, Dem Stoatsoepartement, uno
9un0es- @ebeimpoli3ilten baben ieBt
einen Mam namens @opin 81. Scott
bon &aDmono, @aibington als ben
urbeber 0es S9reibenS ailfgeipiirt.
Die @cbeimpoli3ei bat felt9elteut
0aB 5nii6en Scott lno Den anoeren
Mdnnern, oeren Namen inter Dem
0rob6rief ltanOen, fein ginperlt1no-
nib beltanoen babe. 0as Sdreiben
lolttet, oie ltnter3eidner ieien oas
Gomite einerO rganilation, nclhe ee-
aen oie Motipe ocs oelltl1en Sal
ierS nnO Die Wietbooen ieien, nit
melden ole Delitiden ben arieg fiibr-
ten mo es iei Dem gomite Der Nuf-
trag oltteil ~geuoroen, ben oeutihen
8otidafter 81 beieitigcn. Die Sc
beimpoli3ei glnubt, Scott fat dbnli-
DIE 8riefe an anoere @erionen ae-
ihrie6en.
Washington Journal., 1914-10-03
Ntit fmapper @Ot Dem SOoc entrOm-
men.

Gin fnappes @ntfonmen bate
Dor einigen 9oger 6rancis $. SEC
$1,000, Ser Sobn Oes S6aBamtsiefre-
t6rs @m. g. Mcg[ooo, als iid iein
Miltomobil an Ser Gde Ser Gonnecti-
CIT un0 @~atbeoral- Mpenue, N.=@.,
iiberi1lug. Der iunge Wfc9lOoo moa=
tie had Dem 8abnbof fabren, nm iid
nod Baltimore 81 begeben. Sin Der
g%enannten StraBenefe itieB iein 9lu-
tomobil eegen oas bintere @noe oes
automobils bon S. @e6iter Mon=
ming BON ger. 1928, %. StraBe, 81
So, uno iiberidlug iib i'm ndditen
Monent. MfcQlopo mltroe inter iei-
ner Mai9ine begraben. 2eBtere
mllr0e aber our1 cine Nn5abl 8ai-
iallten raid mieoer altf9eltellt uno
oonn ltelIte es ii9 beraus, 0aB ser
iunge Monn nit etli6en S9iirungen
am &opf uno Gorper oapongefom=
men mar.
Washington Journal., 1914-10-03
Ser6cTcrnns i'm strahen6a6nOerfe6r
lit geplaut,

Mon eripartet oaB oie @ommiiiion
fir 6ffentIi1eu @erfebr I'M ndditeu
Mionnt cine ger6eiierung oes Stra-
neutrality-suspicious. anoronen miro, Inn
oaour6 elmer lteberfii1lng IN Der
@Ieftrii1en poraltbeu9en. Nahoeni
Die aommiiion eingebeno oen Ser
febr in unlerer Staot ituoiert bat,
miro iie uoransii6tlih folgen0e Be-
Itimmungen erlaiien: @s miilien
rs Site fiir ie 100 @aiiagiere uor-
banoen iein mdbreno Ser 8pei balbell
Stmnoen 0es it6rfiten Gcrfebr5, 5.
+. cine babe Stlnoe Mittaes uno Ell
lie Abeuos; 1876 Site fir ie 100
&aiiaaierc fiir Die iibrige Belt.
81 Oieiem 3mede miro gcnannte
aommiIlion am Montag, ben 10.
Sfto6er, cine MISUNDERSTANDING
I'M Mnni8ipal @ebdloe abbalten,
I'M 36beres oariiber 8it b%eltimmen.
Washington Journal., 1914-10-03
Sp6m grisser BON 0afOta 'ucilt 6ie'

SEER Sobn 8riigger BON Dem Oe=
mocratic geational Committee bon
Noro Dafota uno @igentiimcr zines
Department Stores III MiailtorL q.
9, meilt auf einige Gage auf 8eiudJ
i'm 0riscoa Sotel. &err 8riigger,
Elm Neffe unieres Mitbiirgers Saco6
9riigger, lit in @iiconitl geboren
CT lprift oie ibone S6wei8eriprade
qelGnfig, lnlo nlon glnibt felt, oaf
er elm g~eborencr 5Awei8er iei. @db-
reuo Ieiner Nnmeieubeit bier beluf)-
te er ais gutter 9emofrat i'm Sntereiit
Ieiner 8artei ben 8~r0iioenten nn>
bic &egicrlmgsbltreails.
Washington Journal., 1914-10-03
9lu bus @aibinBtOWer
9eMti6tWuI

,Sebt, Sa nuier Gltes &atCrlano
ann 0rica init Ocn cnrOpaiiden Ma
tiOnen ac5wnnaen worOen 1T, beiRt
es, 9cntidlanO SIT berteioigen ~
nemn midJt nit Oem Sdluert, 10 oDd)
nit treifcnScn grgnmentcn. NndJ III
Den &ereinigtcn Staatrn miinen mir
es erlc6en, Saf fait ale N%atiOnaIitd'
ten BON gtciO unO 6af bcleeit iinO
aeacn Deutidlauo nnO Gas 9eutidl-
fnm glmerifaS. gSir mHien IN bic.
len Sagen uiclen l%tniium nmO pielc
@nidlnlOigungen uiOer Oas Scntldc
Heid ambGrcn nnO Oa bcift es tibl
aa 6lei6en, feline lle6ereifernua nnO
Oas &atcrlamO nit 9llcm 81 uerteioi-
aen, mas Der &abrbcit eutipridjt.
Washington Journal., 1914-10-03
q. GaBlert's eci6en6ssdnanih.

llnter GROCER 8eteiligung bon
9eiotraoenOen fono anl porigen
Sonntog ole @eerOigung Oes per-
%Itorbenen Serrn 9(uguit aablert, Ell
mes befannten &eltaurant-@ eIibers,
pom 8rauerbauie Nr. 1926 N-Str.
u. aus ouf Dem @lenwOoo 8rieo-
6ofe Itatt. Ole Observation-Disclosures
Itan0en inter ser 2eitung Der 5rei-
maurer. Ger &eritorbene wuroe Dor
50 SSobren in Baltimore geboren. @r
mar le0ig uno binterlGBt MIR 8Wei
Sdme1tern, Die Srallen @li5abetb
@arrid uno ". SO. Grant in @aib=
inqton.
Washington Journal., 1914-10-03
ONbeu
fUr OAs OentIbe
MOtbc arcmS.

7as 0enii6e NOtbe Srcl5 1T in
0al6ingtOn Oifi5iell uertrctcn Onrdl
Ben Gouinl-Ngenten Ses OentI6cn
Geihcs, Serrn 9iedtsmiualt SObm
9. Garner, luelder iein Snrcan III
Dem We6anoc Der n@aibinstOu sO0n
uuO Srmlt GOmpnng, Ncmnte uno s.
Ctr. @.-gS., bat. Der 5Omo mirO on,
iel6It smm GreSit GeS 9eMtiden AOn-
inls angelegt.
STR 0cntidcn @aiDin9ton'S, ge-
Oenft Gmrer 6cSrdugtcn yriiOer naO
Sdueltcrn i'm alten &atcrlanOe, nno
traat mad M6elidlfcit Gmcr Sdcri
lein fir Sen SilfSfOnO bel! oGocl
fei Der Menid, 6ilfreid mnO quit"
Washington Journal., 1914-10-03
@0lbiugtOn'S 9eulide
iammcln.
German 9lmcritan 1914 aeliei SOM

8eitrdoe gum 9ilfsfonO fir oer=
iummSete SOlOnteu nnO no~tblciOemor
g9ittiuem unO @aiien uOn geiallcncn
GriCaerm ser Oeutiden NIB Oiterrei-
did ungariidcn 9(rmeen lucroea
nan 6ruDllmGdtigten SullcftOrcn Ocs
u3entideu Central y cr6an0ce" nc
iammelt. SOldDe wcroen Gnittnugen
aeben aus Den fir OieIcm 3luef pc
8iel 6eitimmten GuittnngsbiINern.
~ 9crAr1 GHno 9. Din
asm SecOno &ntiU-
m sag ite StrNRc ~
slsnasn 572.
lDingtOa'S, &C.
II &riiOcr ma
mtcrlanoc, nno
..a.y ~%.Dsitmiru Gner Sderfs
lcin fir Ben SiilfsfOnO bell gGOel
Iei Ser Mcnid, bilfrci6 nnO antl~
Sin Sober 6clfe nadl GrGftcn OCm
6ilfsfOnO b%eitrO9en; icOc nod 10 flcl.
ne Gmmme miro init gr6Rtem 9auF
sntgegen genOmmen.
Washington Journal., 1914-10-03
aOnpsntiOm Der 9Oitmeiitcr.

Bonn 5. bis Z. Oftober finOet im
Rational Mnieltm Die GOnOention
Scr 8oitmei1ter bon MarplaiO, 9ela-
ware, @ireinien un0 N}or0- unO Silo-
Carolina itatt. 9ie 9elegaten lDer-
ocn our9 ben 9iitrifts-G ommiiior
Hctpman begriiBt perOen. Die per-
Idicoeneu 3peige Oes @aibingtoner
Yoitumtes merOen oa5n b~eitragen, Die
Gonpention 81 einem @rfolge 5n ma
1en.
Washington Journal., 1914-10-03
@taStiidc MeMiateiten.
Sdmstos, Den 8. OttOber 1914.
6eierte i6ren @ebmrtstaa.

Die inter Dem 0eutidtlm unie-
rer Sta0t moblbefonnte 6rar Sea-
tbarina q. 8ortbel feierte am 6rei.
tag, Den %. September, I'M enaer
5amilienfreile bel better @elutObeit,
i6ren 70. @eb%urtstag. Gie uner-
miiOli1e 9r6eit Der 6rau g. 9.
9ortbel arf Dem @ebiete Der Gbari.
tas, beIonoers fir oas @aiienballs
lit woblbefonnt ii6erboilpt nimmt tic
all allen @ngelegenbeiter, Die ole
oeuti6e Sahe betreffen, regen att-
tell.
Washington Journal., 1914-10-03
0aS mere GOitamt inipi5iert.

9as neue itG0tii6e @oitamt fiir
@uibinaton murOe porigen WfittDod
fir cine aagemeine 8eii6tlgltn9
Seitcns oes Yitb[iflms ge0ffnet unO
EmtIenOe bon 8erlollen nabmen Die
W%elegenbeit mabr, 0as Snnere Oes
Ihonen Youes 81 beiidtigen. Inter
Sen 8eiu6ern maren oiele 6obere Ve=
ante ser Hegierung.
Washington Journal., 1914-10-03
Stitrdge tir sen SiltsfOnO.

getrdss gum SifsfunO fir UcrwmmOete sOIOaten unO nOtIei-
6cmOc @htuen nn6 gSaien BON oefaaensm Sresern Der OentIdeu
MmO GRerrsidiid mnsarHden Nrmecn werOem BON beUOamd&hs-
ten GOGcftOren Os n@erman gmerican 1914 &eief JOmS" seam-
melt. Nnd pirO fir Sas Sentide Tot6e arcn3 BON @OnIutAsent
eurmer, Snreon in Der @aI6imgtOn Gran nmO Srnt So, seiammsIt-
0as r~gSaf6instum SOnrnaI" pirO Die snmmelifsn bsrGf-
f~emtideu,. iObalO OieIelben nns a~bergc6em merOcn.
Washington Journal., 1914-10-03
9tidtcr Daniel sbem @risbt nil
reiigniercn.

Gle Neiienation Oes giio6iierten
&i9ters pom Oberassi6t (tes 81
Columbia Chem @rigbt miro,
mie ans moblnnterrihteten &reilen
pcrlalltet, in allr8enl amtlih befannt
gegeben meroen. 9ie ltriohcn Der
Mboanfung limo niht rebt befonnt,
ooh oiirfte er nit Dem IS. Nouember
pom Imte 5llriidtreten.
Washington Journal., 1914-10-03
Mepsr's Militar-Nrtifel @ei6aft.

Sir gebeu befannt, oaB infer Mi-
Iitdr Nrtifel ! @ei6dft BON 1881
ga. Moenue N.-@. pom Is. Sftober
ab nod 1927 s straRe, M.-@., oer-
legt iein miro.
Washington Journal., 1914-10-03

neber Die @eburtstassfeier Der Sri.
9ouiia Seuberli6 merOen mir in tldd)=
lter Drummer in einem @ingeianOt be-
ri9ten.
Washington Journal., 1914-10-03

Sebe oentide Sanilie i'm 9iitritt
Gulnmbia iOllte auf Oas r8aibimgtun
SOurual abOnuiert iein, EOrtOfrei
i'm SnIanb, $3.50 per Sabr i'm SOr-
aus
Washington Journal., 1914-10-03

Sic iuerOen erftannt icia, uenn
Sic es beiidtisen, @crpaiien Sic bic
@eleaen5eit nidjt, Muo faifcn Sic
Siren @erbtbOrrat.
Washington Journal., 1914-10-03

MILLER 8ros. @anoeIbiI-
0er- Tbeater.
10. 507-509 Meante Str, W.-@
SGgIiM neme @iI6er.
Washington Journal., 1914-10-03

SOdfeime 2amOiGger, GerDelat,
Salami nnO SOliteiner, 35c =. $50.
8ablers, 532 genter Wartt
nnb Is O9iggs @arft.
Washington Journal., 1914-10-03
G6iffOn SruaOelOt6, so 8Oa iurit,
$1,25.

SmpOrtiertcs Clifton ~S'roaOelpt6,
81 3Ol ueit, in allel 2ar6cu, $500
1896 3Oa weit, ale Sar6en, $3.50
81 SOll iueit, in Gram uuO id)luir5
1915,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-09-08
CAMPAIGN NOW
ENDED AGAINST
ROGER SULLIVAN
In Cook County-Bror sht 10 Abrupt
Halt by Complete Demoriliza-
ton Of Opposing Forces.
SENATOR LEWIS HAS NOT
TALKED AGAINST SULLIVAN
Gov. Dunno Also Failed 10 Show VI
at Various Meetings Mt Which
He Was to Speak.

The campaign against Roger G
sullivan in Cock county was broagh
to an abrupt halt Friday Right b,
the complete demoraliza of tn.
forces which are opposius him. In
dications now are that there viii b,
no Serious effort made AGAINST Mr.
Sullivan at the polls and that hi,
enemies viii center all their effort.
On trying To nominate a few Of tn
men on the Hearst-Har.sm slate.
Senator James Hamilton Levi.
was the first OF the men who have
wen advertised to speak against Mr.
Sullivan to fail the anti-Sullivau
leaders. In spite of tho fact that
he has been advertised to speak at
meetings in all parts of the city in
the last week and halt Senator
Lewis has not taken the stump and
has not said wCrd against Mr.. Sui
livan. Early in the week the anti
sullivan leaders made frantic efCCts
to induce Senator Lewis to take the
stump, but without avail. He has
rot che to Chicago and tile anti
Sullivan leaders who are advertis
ing him as a speaker at their meet
inas know that he viii not DO here.
Governor Dunno deserted the an.
ti-Sullivan cause under Ere on FIJI
day niPht. He had been advertised
to speak at several anti-Sulliyan
meetings but he appeared none
OF them and inquiries which ,yare
made by Newspaper reporters do
Feloped that he hal suddenly lcTt
Chicago for Springfield Tha rca.
sons for the sudden departure OF
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-09-08
FIRE PARTIALLY
DESTROYS MOUNT
NOR|AH Church
Interior Of Largest Colored Church
Building in City is Burned
Insurance $4,000.

Fire partially destroyed the
Mount Moriah Baptist church tool
ored) yesterday morning about
$3.50 o'clock. The church Is located
on Poplar street near Twenty-sev-
enth. The church is the largest one
of the many eolored church build
fngs in the city 1t is frame
structure about ~ by 80 feet The
interior of the building was de-
stroyed and the roof fell in upon
the 'wreckage. The building cost
about $1,000. There was only So.
coo insurance on the property This
is the church which has been known
tor many years as Rev. Knowles
church. 1t is now presided over by
Rev. J. ]. Totten of Memphis,
Tenn, who comes here every other
Sunday to conduct services The
origin of the fire is said to have
been from electric wires.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-09-08

The sullivan managers and Mr..
Sullivan himself expressed their ION
Ldence in the result in the state
ments they issued These state
ments follow:
Il am entirely confident that l
will be the Democratic nominee for
United States senator. | believe /
have made good campaign, ana
that a great number OF the people
have different opinions OF Roger
Sullivan than they had before | met
them. My campaisn has ben di'
rect. honest and o9en appeal to tht
voters. From my own observations
| and from reports | believe l will gel
majority of the votes cast in the
IO1 counties outside Of Cook, be
,ieve | will carry every ward IL
| Chicago, and all the country towns
| of Cook county"
ROGER c. SULLIVAN.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-09-08
ORR FRIENDLY OFFICES

While the great powers remain
under the conviction that 1t is nee
essary for each to destroy the others
in order to secure peace there is nc
likelihood that President Wilson s
tender of good offices will obtain
consideration. But the offer Is not
limited by terms requiring its pres
ent acceptance. An opportunity TO
act would be welcomed by the
President "either now or at any 9TH
er time that might be thought more
suitable" When the conception OF
the necessity for wiping out each
other shall give way TO a realization
of the impossibility of the undertak-
ing the powers may be in frame oil
mind to see the timeliness of the
offer of mediation.
Sooner or later--it may not be
until untold misery has been spread
and the world rings with the cries
of widows and of mothers bereft of
their sons--this war madness, which
has seized the nations as we'll as the
rulers of Europe, will pass over; and
all will turn to the only country
from which they can receive friend
" assistance In unrayeling the tam
gled skein of MISUNDERSTANDING
which has enmeshed them. And
when the time is ripe America will
be found prepared to render service
and help in Vhe restoration Of {
shattered civilization, To this Of
fee the nation has been consecrated
by its president; and this could not
have been done at better time
than the very beginning of the con-
flict now shaking the world.-Phil-
adelphia Record.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-09-08

As further evidence OF the friend
illness and farmers OF Roger G. Sui
Ivan to Union men, the following
letter from the Brotherhood If
leather Workers is OF interest:
international United Brotherhood
of Leather Workers On Horse
Goods, LEGAL No II.
Chicaoo, H., Aug is, 1914.
Dear Sir; I am pleased to re-
spectfully inform YOU that Local
No. II OF the United Brotherhood
# Leather Workers on Horse Goods,
and the Consumers Company. both
Of when agreed to submit for your
decision a basis Of settlement Of
heir controversy, have signed ar
agreement, and in behalf of the
Union l wish to express our sin
rere appreciation for your fairn-1
N the decision as YOU have rendered
Thanking you and hoping for
your success, | remain,
Most respectfully Yours.
(Signed) SAM'L pOLTNSKEY.
fSeaD Secy.-Treas. Local No. II, T.
B. of L. w. on H. G..