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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-23
Waists in q Great Supremacy Sale

The prettiest styles for Spring and Summer, in
silk and in lawn including the now famous sus-
pender effect exclusive here Every price a record
in saving
zoe white CURED madras waists zoe. Made with full
front pa pearl buttons tucked BACK iuh sleeves fancy
n 90 fancy striped lawn Waists, 400. Made with hem
stitched pats pearl buttons, neatly tucked back large
bishop sleeves, dainty stock COLLAR
white lawn waists Csc Buttoned back yoke Of embroidery
trimmed insertions ONaeneennss very full sleeves and
attached lace collar.
40 80 rpnch lawn Waists 40. Buttoned back, made In
the surpse with dainty vest entire front trimmed with
rows Of NAeneenneS lace and pin ue large leg O mutton
sleeves finished with cuffs Of lace and tu handsome attached
lace collar
white PcrsIan lawn Waists 81 Os. Entire front Of open
blind embroidery combined finished with pin tukng;
very full STYLE cluster tucked back, large bishop sleeves fancy
Very attractive white lawn Waists, sos. Buttoned
hac square yoke Of fine Vanennes lace ana pin tuk 'front.'
Ataetvey trimmed with insertions OF lace vey iuh veg
omuon sleeves finished with cuffs Of pin tunG and lace nser
tons, dainty attached lace collar TO match . $780,
50. 90 China SILK Waists, S1.06 square YOKE OF custer
shrng separated with OF hne lace Insertions tucked BACK
sleeves finished with deep cuff OF ucng ana pear buttons
collar OF tueking and lace, white only ,.o a., .,.,,
So. 90 White China SIX waists, SSSS, very ehb?fate
front silk embroidery and lace fancy tucked back trimmed leg
o'mutton sleeve attached solar OF lace and SIN.
Tacta SILK Waists, - o. IN all the new ana
entire front composed OF inch folds OF SIX separated with
rows inserting back trimmed 70 correspond with front
extremely full sleeve trimmed with collar Of lace and silk
eaboatey trimmed with sesoored nsernEt the champagne
shades Shred and finished with dainty euh
wy '' second Central building
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-23
MUSTN'T SELL FORELGN CAME.
Attorncy.GeneraI says state VIII Enforce
the Law Untn II Is Declared Invalid.

the Law Nulh ~ ~ bttlhTtu hNAilu'
ALBANY. April 22.- General
Mayer to-day made the following state
nent concerning the effect Of a decision
relative to the law bearing on the posses
son Of game:
i think there may be some misappre-
hension as 10 the results and bearing of a
case tried in New York city on Wednesday
last involving the question OF the pos
session Of foreign game. A dealer named
sllz is Contesting the validity Of the law
which prohibits the possession Of foreign
game as well as domestic game during
he close season. The State contends
that the law is constitutional, irrespective
II the question as to whether any particular
foreign game is similar or dissimilar to
domestic game Of the same class.
Judge Greenbaum, who tried the case,
directed the jury 10 determine whether
the pheasants in question were similar 10
domestic pheasants, and the jury found
that they we're The jury, however, found
that certain foreign game, members Of
the grouse family, we're not similar 10
domestic grouse. Upon the facts thus
presented the Court Is 10 take briefs and
determine the law Of the case.
As the impression may have been mad
vertently created that the Court decided
IN favor Of the dealer and against the State
and as dealers, hotel and restaurant keepers
may think that this justiAes them in pos
sessing or selling foreign game during
the close season, / think It proper 10 call
attention TO the fact that the State will
continue to enforce the law unless and
until 1t Is declared invalid
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-23
Fine Baby Dresses.
A Makers Entire Stock.

We have secured the entire stock Of a we'll known
maker Of coed Baby Wear and tomorrow we shall
place them on sale at prices much less than usual.
Long wasted and Empire efects--to be sold in two
lots.
Lot 1-Shor Dresses Of fine lawn and nansoo long waed
Empire baby effects handsomely trimmed with hne embroidery
aees, tucng and hemsthng sizes months to years. value
81 90 to $3.50 GOO
Lot 2Shou Dresses and nansook ali very eab-
ofaey trimmed with fine laees embroidery hne headings
uengs sizes months to value $3.50 to 81 So at ose
Short Coats OF fine quality with deep
collars prstty trimmed with deep embroidery rules Insertions
and medalOns months 10 years 81 80
Serge Refers Norfolk STYLE with belt plated and gilt
n red, tan and blue SiEes 10 years 81 .O8
Caps of fine OF embroidery and lace thinning
also full ruche effects all
AoVer Embo dsry Hats with full bow ana ribbon trimming With
deep embroidery rune; all sizes csc
Second Floor, front, BundnF.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-23
Bed Spread Specials.

Fine quality Marseilles Bed Spreads, hsmmed ready
for use:
lO-l single bed size been selling leader at StTb each
~-''N ' IS as each
Full size crochet Red Spreads ready for nstsd s
0ac. each
Main floor. rsar, Central EuidihT.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-23
BROOKLYN ADVERTISEMENTS,

$3.50 black imitation horSehaIr Hats, Csc.
Taffeta and POngee Sks-AnOther big under.
priced Sale.
800 to SIC Ribbons at 15e. to Ae yard.
75c white figured madras Waists, 2oc.
$500 China silk Waists, S1.0S.
WOmen's 5000 Tailored Suits at S130S
clearance sale Of JeweIry-WatcheS, gold and
gold plated Jewelry etc.
Boys $500 Suits, S3.o5.
800 pieces of sterling silver Table Ware-Ac.
tually under cost.
4Oc, gold FURNISHED Photograph Frames, 27c.
Mems pure linen hemstltched Handkerchiefs,
I21Ec. each.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-23
INSPECTOR AND CAPTAINDIFFER.
Their Dispute TO he Aired Before Conn
missioner McAdOO,

Police Inspector Weigand Will have
Capt. Dennis Driscon Of the Butler street
station. Brooklyn, up before Commissioner
McAdoo on Tuesday on a charge Of neglect
OF duty. An officer attached TO Capt.
Driscoll's command recently surprised
three highwaymen while In the act Of
holding up citizen and pursued them
until they had taken refuge In a tenement,
when he stopped the chase, and returning
10 the station reported the Cass.
Inspector Weigand contended that It was
the duty OF the officer 10 follow the robbers
into the house and capture them IL possible.
Capt Driscoll took issue with him, holding
that thn officer had done his full duty in
e.. Latter On his refusal 10 prefer a
charge against the officer Discoll was him
Belf accused Of neglect Of duty.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-23

nROOKLYN ADyERTIsEMENTs.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-23
nROOKLYN ADyERTIsENIEN1s.
A Budget of Big VaIues-.The Gst of MONDAYS Sales

Mems Underwear-Lltte more than half priced.
l7c' black Gloss PercaIIns Lining, &c. a yard.
50 Inch black wool Crepe Wolfe $50. yard.
Colored mercerized Panama Cloth IOc. yard
Mems silk lined Top Coats and "cravenette"
Rain Coats, value $500 to $500, at $1I.o5.
ITEMS Sl.OO Shirts, s5c.
Priscilla Mocha and Java Coffee, nc. a pound.
No mail or telephone orders taken. Coffee sold
Tomorrow delivered during the week.
$500 pure silk Umbrellas, for women, Sl.47.
None sent c. o. d.
$3.25 COrsets. S1oS.
Women's use. Stockings 1876
Women's $3.50 new Spring Oxfords, 81. o8
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-23
Savings in China and Glass.

Cold type doesn't half express the wonders in this
sale. It's boon for hotel and boarding house
keepers
800 Bowls two shapes assorted floral deora
tons and gold effects actual value 59e 70 70
china Cracker shapes all perfect assorted
floral decorations and gold effects actually worth 75e 60
40c. each
800 imported Plaques decorations 10 and u inch sizes
worth, SOC and oSe to go at SOC. and
filled with hundreds ODD Ptss all sizes to choose
FROM actually than to import sec each
Thin porcelain white and gold Dinner Sets 100 pieces Including
soup ureen and three plattsrs value Sl575 TO 60 at
S1240 per set
White gold 10 pieces extra large pitcher and
basn ali pieces heavily spped with gold basin with rolled
edge value Si25 at S20S same set with large
200 imitation glass Pitchers low and snkard
shapes, marked t9c, " 60 at 20c None sent
{. o. d. Basement, Building.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-22
TICKETS FOR MINSTREL
WEI Not &c Placed On Sale uatil Men
dsY Morrinq--The Elks Big
Doinas.

There seems 10 be SONY mistaken
ideas az 10 when the. tickets will go
IN sale for Ike Elka Creator Caro- m1n.
srel % BE given at me opera mouse
Monday evening. April 2lth. TING com
mittce having tAis matter in charge
wish to state tha. these t'eke.s viii
not be placed on sale until Monday
morning al $3.50, III the opera house.
box office. Ne reservations will BE
made for any one prior to thar time
ana the conduct Of the sale Of these
tickets win be in accordance with tha
platform of our newly elected mayor
Equal right to all; special privileges
10 none. First come; FIRST served. fot
cannot anord to miss this show, year
ne eAbors win all be there. From ai
Indications. 1t will be the greatest so
cioty event Of the season and httins
relaxation after Lentcn Observance.
Remember the grand free street par
ade at noon. Watch for SPECIAL Iea
lures.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-22
BIC DEAL IS ON
The Combine Selling Out to the
Jnte interests
GREATEST COAL TRUST I'M THE
WORLD BEING BACKED BY
GATES MILLIONS.

Z
The following special dispatch from
Pittsbnrg, Pa, will be read with much
interest, especially to rivermen: With
in the next forty-e.ght hours il Is ex-
pected that one Of the largest coal
deals In history will be consummated
in New York
About $8.000,00o is ready to be paid
for the Monongahela River Coal and
Coke company, known better as the
river coal combine, and ouch financial
and business lights as w. G. lutte, r.
N. Hoffstot, J. w. Friend. MI X. Nc.
Mullin and representative Of John
w. Gates are in New York negotiating
with the officials of the Pittsburs
Coal company, known as the coal trust.
w. c. lutte, of Pittsburg who is
interested In the United States Gag
and Coal company OF Padueah, Ky.
as is also Mr. Gates, is to be president
81 the new combine, and the deal.
when completed. will be moro than
changing Of hands of the trust, as II
win mean the absorbing Of the biggest
and strongest independent firm Of
river coal operators in the world, thai
Of Jntto & co.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-22
FRA D|AVOL0"
At MATINEE
BOSTON IDEAL OPERA COMPANY
Will CLOSE ENGAGEMENT
ToDAY-~aPlNAFoRE" DREW
1lc HOUSE LAST NIGHT.

Al large audience was attracted 20
the opera house last night By the pro-
duCtion By the Boston Ideal Opera
company of "Pinafore,n Gilbert & Sui
liyan's famous musical comedy The
performance was up to the high stand
ard of those OF previous nights and
the pretty music was applauded to the
echo. Mi. Weston again led N favor,
and his intersection Of ~The Holy City
was 30 good that he had.to respond e
two encores, Mr.. Weston has one Of
keh, most superb and finely trained
yo.cou that has been heard in Cairo n
d long time. Miss Lillian Shattuck,
Misa Florence Glover fand the Mr.
RulEeee were heard IN the other prin.
cipal parts with much pleasure. The
opera company gains new friends vita
ergry performance.
This afternoon at 2:S0 o'clock o
matinee will be given at which the
beautiful opera. 4The Moor's Bride.
Will 30 repeated BY spec al request
This opera Ii not only famous for ~
muaic, bnt Its wholesome fun as well.
Prices win be is cents for children
and rs cents for adults. A prize Of 70
in gold viii be given to the child Wha
comes nearer to guessing The number
Of children at the performances
AT night Fra Diaynlo,p which male
such great hilton Tuesday night, vii
hc repeated. which will close the en-
gagcment In this city. The Boston
Ideal Opera company gives the hes
value fer your money ever given IN
Cairo.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-22
CANvASSED VOTE PETITION is FILED
And Declared the Ilecti0n OF
New City Officials
MORE VOTES CAST FOR POLICE
MAGISTRATE THAN FOR
OTHER OFFICES.

At 4 special meeting OF the city
council last night the votes cast at last
Tuesdays election were canvassed
and the following men declared eject,
ed 10 the different offices by the ma
jorities stated:
George Parsons. mayor, majority.
sci
Robert Hatcher, city clerk. 2.472
votes. no opposition.
Frank Moore, city attorney Ill ma
iority.
James Quinn, city treasurer. 7lG ma.
iority
A. ]. Ross, police magistrate, 81 ma
Iority.
Edward Werner, alderman Firat
ward, ia majority
Gocrgo Koehler, alderman Second
@ara. no opposition, 22S votes.
Seymour Antrim. alderman Third
ward, no opposition SOL votes.
W. r. Simon. alderman Fourth ward
rs majority.
Fred d. Nellis, alderman Fifth ward,
l72 majority
Thomas Fuller, alderman Sixth
ward, 1856 majority
William Magner alderman Seventh
ward. 294 majority
The total veto for tho different or
fees was: Mayor, $3.50; city clerk,
.2,472; city attorney 5935; city treas.
arer, S,73S; police magistrate, 3945.
The next and last meeting OF the
,ty council viii be held a week from
tonight ait which time general busi-
ness will be transacted and the bonds
Of the newly elected officers will be
Improved ami the oath administered
The new eouncilmen will BIO in thelr
eats at the meeting but the city Off
GERS win not assume their duties umfil
after the bonds have been approved.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-22
BASEBALL DOPE
FOR CAIRO FANS
Cairo Management is Out on a
"Still Hunt
ROLAND TO REPORT
HERE suNDAY-oTHER PLAYERS
WILL ALSO SHOW up-RAiN
STOPS PRACTICE AT
THE PARK.

Rain interfered with the practice q
he Cairo players al sportsman's park
yesterday afternoon, but rain did no.
stap the inside workings Of the base
ball machine. Negot ations are still
on for new players, dates. etc, TIE
base ball office Is as busy q place as
ever.
Acting Secretary Farnbaker leaves
today, however, onea still hunt This
lis all the information he would give
on. Just where he is going or what
he Is going 10 do i not known, but
the fans can bank that when he gets
back he will have big bunch Of dope
to hand out to the enthusiasts.
William Roland. the second baseman
vac attempted to skip his contract
with Manager Mccarthy, and who was
located ID Terre Haute, has realized
hat be was caught red handed and
has wired here that he will report Sun,
day. Il was either up to aim TO come
acre or to stand the cons equences,
which would result in his being dis
qualified in every league in tle coun-
try.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-22
POLITICIANS ARE BUSY
Trying to Find Out II Smiths Visit
Here Had Any Political Sig
nfficance.

Some of the faithful persist in the
belief that the visit cf Congressman
smith here 4 day or two ago did have
"a political Significance and that trades
and compromises were attempted II
not consummated ii il said that a
very well known and prominent young
Republican Of this city is being "b9os:.
cd" 20 succeed Mr. Smith as congress
man next year and that one Of the cir
iects of the late visit was to plaeate
him with the promise Of something
equally as good il he would keep hands
off
Others, however claim that there Is
nothing in ii, asserting that Cor,
gresham Smith has cinch on his
lob ais long as the present primary sy5-
tenn remains in force and that 10 long
as Smith - in congress the present
postmaster will continue to be the III
cumbent Of that position
Burn win probably hold on for 2
good while yet, for the legislature j.
not likely to pass direct primary Law
that win bio any obstacle to the fellows
who manipulate Things. The indica
tions arc that II any primary law Is
ma. sed al all 1t viii retain the COR
vention features and conventions are
easily worked.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-22
BISHOP SEYMOUR
ATTACKS SOLONS
DECLARES THEY HELP TIE d
vogcE MILLS - REFERENCE
MADE TO BILL JUST PASSED

Springfield, H. April 2i.-Bishop
Seymour, al the Good Friday services
# the Christ Episcopal church today,
aadc an indirect attack on the Hi
iois senate. ia an address vigorously
!entuncing tnc divorce evil, by stat
ng that II people seeking divorces did
,of know that they could be rc-mas-
1ed to- some one else a. soon as they
lad secured a divorce. there would nc
as5 divorce proceedings instl'uiod.
The senate had by a majority OF one
lieut. Governor Sherman casting inc
deciding vote, passed an amendment
The house divorce bill permitting
persons securing a divorce TO remarry
AZ once. instead Of waiting one year
according to the provisions Ct the
hou-e bill
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-22
PLACE HUNTERS BUSY
Maycr-Elcct Parsons Has Hora Of
Them to Look After--Many
Petitions Circulated.

Mayor-olect Parsons viii soon be eX-
periencing some of TIA effec.s, or rata.
or the penalties of success, if he has
nct already done so. Horda of place
hunters arc already in the field clam
oring for positions. Some arr worthy
and deserving of careful consldera-
ton; others are u erly unworthy ana
incompetent but they are being Ell
dorsei by good natured people vino
dislike to hur. anyone's feelings -
to take the trolblc 10 ay no" a1d
stick TO It. Therefore they sign any
hing or everylhing that is presented
10 them without considering tAat Tho
new mayor viii have 40 means Of
Knowing wA2lher they really moan all
/ their signatures imply or not.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-22
INTERuRBAN BONDS.

The promoters OF the interurban
railway from here 10 Cairo have de,
cided to float forty year bonds in New
York, instead Of thirty year bonds, as
they find the financing can be done
more satisfactorily. and this new issue
ii now being printed The thirty year
series were printed, but the capitalists
advised the Others and as soon as they
they are done, they viii be Coated, as
things win be much easier then.-Pa
ducah Register
Mr.. Claude Winter Jr, son of May
or Winter, left yesterday for Cincin
natl. to attend the wedding of one o.
Culver academy classmates, who Is {
be married Monday night to one Of thr
society bellies OF that city.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-22
HOPE Foa WARMER WEATHER.

Tho weather man has promised
warmer weather today ana there arc
hundreds cf people in Cairo VINO have
purchased new spring outfits and who
intend 20 blossom out Easter sunday
IN the newest creations, are hopins
and trusting that the weather prophet
win make good and send a nice warm
nm hlnnv daN.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-22
STRUCK BY THE ENGINE
Young White Man Injured in NJ and
o. Yards While Trying TO
Posrd Train.

While attempting to board the Mo-
bile and Ohi local freight train just
as il was pulling out of the yards iast
night, young white man, from joplin
Mo. was struck by the engine and
knocked down the steep embanhment
lie sustained aoyere cuts and bruises
and his right leg was fractured and
Bis left foot injured. He was removed
fo ST. Mary's mfrmary, where DIS.
McManus and Grinstcad gave HIN
medical attention.
He IS not thought to be seriously
hurt
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-22
Rrnrertles Of CRYSTALS.

Although minerals are not cred. ~
xitk principles Of growth and living
set they DO possess most interesting
structural physical ana chemical
properties # crystal be broken OF
nstilate3 70 5ny way whasever i Hos-
zesses the buaef S fsgairing is in
.aFies curing subsequent growth.
This capacity Ger healing as Ne,i IS
80 eman5 has hseH pointed cut bf
aess scientific aasf0rs. and IS be
end he tl e sse1 - HIaats.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-22
EXECUTORS NOTICE.


rsfate of Harry Grear, deceased.
The ufsliersiened. having been aHpeinted exc
ertor a the last Nili and testament q iihfl}
a. an1 sfale OF Iiiiuois. aeceaEsd-
beres,r 'rigrs n,fsce that she Wi appear hsiore
~ raanfy court 1T AiexanaeF county -
the eenrt feuse. IA Cairo - - @hpe term =
~ ferE 81 said surf. Oh the hfst atoaess q
fame next. at Fh- Oh t3re all ieTsail5 hsftHk
Gains arainsf aid essaie are hvfiatn 4ed
- rested a. attei fof he purpose Of iiasfiis &
~ same a8ipste1. al ~ rsnias lnaese y sala
.stzfe 4ra rsafsSz = to make .mmedtate pa
n NJ t. hc nndel signed.
45zfef 4lI5a 1874 ffsr II Arrii. A. 9 !. 1913
LIZZIE CEEAEs Exeeuttlx.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-22

Charles p. phlingaam's great Broad.
wav comedy succcss, "a Ciean slate
with Alberta Gallatin aad her ori8lnaL
company. complets Madison Square
Theater production as presented also
az inc Criterion Theate~. London, W y
I've presented at the opera house We'd
nesday. April 26ih. The attraction
comes deservcdly horaiioj as the
smartest success Of The sea On
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-22
Involving Large Estate in Alex
ander County
Union COUNTY HEIRS WANT
DEED MADE IN 1862 SET
ASIDE.

4 petition has been filed tn the cir
cult court clerks office here which In
yclycs the ownership Of 40 acres o.
valuable farm land in the northern
part of this county.
The sais was FLEA BY Taylor Dod q
Anna, for Alice Cook, Alice Mcclure
and Ella Rendleman of Union county,
who ass that the decd o. Alexander !.
Mlmo and wife to Samuel NJ z Me
clure. he set aldo and declared null
ana void and that tney pc declared
inc awners Of the undivided onenintn
ii all property mentioned
The petition alleges that IN April.
1862. Mathew NJ. p Mcclure, grand
father Of the petitioners. then adminis-
traitor e. Their great-grandfathefs eft
tate, had cold the property worth sew
cral thousands Of dollars, ~. Mimo
and wife for SEQ and tAat he later pm
chased the property back IN his cWn
name for comparatively small sum
The bill alleges that the petitioners
have just learned Of the transaction
which they claim Is Illegal and have
Gled the petition in orcer to secure
their share OF the property The case
win come mp al the next term Of cir
cuit court.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-22
eLecrroN OFFICERS ARRESTED.

Madison. M, April 2l-The i've
members OF the beard Of election we're
arrested TODAY and held without oali
20 answer charge Of irregularities IN
The city election last Tuesday.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-22

Mrs. Alice Holmes and Mrs. Flora
Coleman win leave for Carbcndale
this morning TO attend the funeral Of
their aunt, Mrs. E. C. GaIbraith. which
occurs in that city this afternoon.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-22
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

Toledo Kansas city ran.
Indianaoolis-h 7ilwauhee, rain
Columbus Minneapolis. rain.
Iouisville-S,. Paul seven inning
darkness.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-22

The base ball enthusiasts. wHo arc
members of the Elks fraternity at
Evansville. Princeton and Vino mes
md are talking Of organizing an EiN +
bage bali league. Cairo has some e'ol
players in the Eagles. Why not &C.
In the leagne.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-22
NATIONAL LEAGUE

ttshurg-St. Louis. postponed. rain
Phiiadelphla-New Yory. rain.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-22

New YorlS-washirgtoa, postponed 81
account Of rain
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-22

ST. LoaisCIevelana. postponed, on
account OF rain.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-22

Detroit Chicago. postponed en- az
count OF rain.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-22


AS stated in the Bulletin yesterday
Sclaffer and Vitter, two more Of the To-
cal ball tos5ers who failed to appear
have been located and will be made "a
come clean I'll the Cairo manage
ment. The former is In South Bend
md. while Vitter is doing stunts at
Altoona, Pa,
Secretary Farrell has been notified
and they win no doubt reporC soon.
The steamer J. S. will run big eX'
eurslon from Paducah TO Cairo ON Sun
day. April 3alh. on which date the St
Louis Globes and the Cairo Champs
win he the attrac ion out at Sports
mans park.
From the way the team is working
out there should be little difficulty ~
sasily winning from the Globes.
The Cairo High Schc9l team is ar
ranging a game with the Cape Girar
doau Normal team for week from TO
,ay. The High school boys will eater
ain lse Wis tUrs tAet nigh on tat
teamar ]. S.