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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-12-30

Adam smith, the economist, fell IN
love and proposed The offer was re-
fused. Next day the lady met smltn
in Princes Street. Edinburgh, and re-
opened the question of the proposal
.eYou remember what I said?' the lazy
inquired, and the philosopher replied
that he did. "Well," added the lady
II was only joking" you remember
what T asked? ?" said Smith. Yes,
replied the lady We'll" said Smith,
II was only joking. too"
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TERRITORY OF HAWAII.
Honolulu, Dec. %. 1905.
Dec. 2, 9, 16, %.

COURT OF LAND REGISTRATION.
TERRITORY OF HAWAII to HALE
AKALA RANCH CO., LTD, XII
HEI PLANTATION CO., LTD,
KULA PLANTATION CO, LTD,
KAILUA PLANTATION COMPA.
NY, LTD, TERRITORY OF HA-
WAII by e. C. PETERS as Attor-
ney General, and to all whom it
may concern:
Whereas, petition has been present
ed to said Court by MAkAWAO
PLANTATION CO., LTD, to register
and confirm it's title in the following
described land:
Commencing at a rock marked x
under a rock pile from which Pun o
Koha Trig Station bears by true
azimuth 2520 1875, and distant Is, TIA 10
feet, and running by true aximuths:
L. 1860 9.5', $685. feet along land of
Kula Plantation Co., Ltd. to rock
marked X under rock pile;
2. Southwesterly along a grade line
having down grade of five (5) feet TO
the mile to an iron pipe, the following
1-570 06', 1900 feet, to rock mark
ed X:
Else So, 6S1 feet to iron pipe;
3.-790 81, $3.50 feet, along land CT
Kailua Plantation Co., Ltd, to rock
marked x under pile of stones:
4.-Northwesterly and northeasterly
along a grade line having an up grade
of five (5) feet to the mile. to the point
Of commencement, the following being
the traverse along the grade line:
1.-1390 20, 1431 feet:
2.-191o q, 1898 feet to rock mark
ed X:
3.-2S6o 54, 1892 feet to point of COM
mencement. Containing an area or
10G9.1 acres in all:
BUT EXCEPTING THEREFROM,
two certain Reservoir Sites, described
as follows:
Kilfei Reservoir Reservation Site No.
Il. Commencing at an iron pipe from
which South Base Trig. Station bears
by the true azimuth 1872 40' and rock
marked X at the northwest corner OF
land of Makawao Plantation Co, Ltd,
bears 1899 44, distance 1895 feet, the
co-ordinates of said iron pipe referred
to Pun o Koha Trig. Station being
south 5242.5 feet and west 14,403 feet
and running by true aximuths:
/. A. AS. 10O05 feet to iron pipe;
3. 31Oo So. 1015 feet along contour
line;
3. 247o So, 264 feet along the same;
I. 260o 81, $50 feet along the same;
5. 2O6o IS, 359 feet along the same:
6. 174o O5'. 255 rect along the same;
7. 1899 16', 655 feet along same to
point of commencement. Containing
an area of lis acres:
I<ihei Reservoir Reservation Site No
.. Commencing at an iron pipe from
which rock. marked X at the northwest
of land of Makawao Plantation Co.
Ltd. bears by true azimuth 200 30,
distance 1923 feet, and running by
true azimuths.
/. 2S40 As, 6O1.5 feet to iron pipe;
.. 3499 TO- 500 feet to end of pro-
posed dam:
3. Southwesterly and northwesterly
following contour line to an iron
pipe So feet above fence at farther end
of proposed dam. the following being
the traverse along the contour line:
1.-60 90, 191 feet:
2.-41o So, $50 feet;
SEE 10. 304 feet:
4.-126o So, 594 feet, to iron pipe
4.-226o 49,. 621 feet to the point OF
commencement. Containing an area OF
1916 acres.
Being land in PuIehunui. Kula. Maui,
a norton of L. c. A. $3.50 to Keawea-
mahi.
You are hereby cited to appear at
the Court Of Land Registration to De
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TERRITORY OF HAWAII TO PU-
LEHU PLANTATION CO, LTD,
KIHEI PLANTATION CO., LTD.
HAWAIIAN COMMERCIAL & SU-
GAR CO.. LTD, PAIA PLANTA-
TION CO., LTD, TERRITORY OF
HAWAII by e. c. PETERS IS At
torney General, and to all whom it
may concern:
Whereas, petition has been present.
ed to said Court by KALIALINUI
PLANTATION COMPANY. LTD, to
register and confirm it's title in the
following described land:
Commencing at concrete post at
the northwest corner of the land of Ka-
lialinui said concrete post bearing by
true azimuth 141 deg. 35 min. and be-
ing distant 1887 feet from the Pun o
Koha Trig. Station, and running by
true azimuth:
1. IS deg Sc min. 1876 feet along the
land of Waikiki, Grant No. 3343
to c. Spreckels, to top of larst
rock at place called Pun Koae;
2. 271 deg. 80 min, 34S1 feet along land
of Pulehu Plantation CO., Ltd,
to iron pipe bearing 108 deg As
ullil., ana OlSlduI So81 ISSL
Pun o Koha Trig. Station;
3. 243 deg. OF min, $50 4-1O feet along
Kii.ei Plantation Company's
Reservoir Reserva ton, to iron
pipe;
f. PIT deg. 50 min, S22 2-10 feet along
same to iron pipe;
5. 254 deg II min, 1884 $40 feet along
land of Pulehu Plantation Co.,
~N,tI I,
side of Kalialinui Gulch, said
pile of rocks bearing 165 deg. 43
min, and being distant 512S $40
feet from Pun o Koha Trig.
Station:
6. 12S deg. OF min, S947 feet along
Grant No. 1865 to the Haleakala
Ranch Co.. to the point of corn
mencement. Containing an area
OF 944 acres, being portion OF
the land of Kalialinui. Kula,
Maui, L. c. A 7124 to Kanlai-
kaaloa.
You are hereby cited to appear at the
Court of Land Registration, to be held
at Honolulu, Island of Oahu. on the 5th
day of Jonuary, A. D., 1906, at one
o'clock and thirty minutes in the after
noon. to show cause, if any you have,
not be granted. And unless you appear
a said Court at the time and place
aforesaid your default will be recorded,
and the said petition will pe taken as
confessed. and you will be forever
barred from contesting said petition or
any decree entered thereon.
Witness. PHILIP l.. WEAVER, Es-
quire, judge of said Court, this goth day
of November, in the year nineteen hun
dred and five
Attest with Seal of said Court
(SeaD W. L. HOWARD,
Registrar.
It is hereby ordered that the return
day within named be, and the same is
hereby extended to Monday, the 18th
day of Feb, 1906 at the same place
and hour.
P l. WEAVER,
Judge.
Honolulu. Dec %. 1905.
Dec. 2, 9, 16. %
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Recorded December %. 1905.

H Van Gieson by atty of mtgee to
William r Castle, D; 5412 So TT land,
Punahou, Honolulu, Oahu $3.50. B 277,
% 26S. Dated Nov A. 1905.
John H Van Giespn by aft of mtgee
to William r Castle TT, Fore Affdt;
lot IL Punahou, Honolulu, Oahu.
276, 249 Dated Dec p, 1905.
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INFLUENZA

Can be cured by commencing at the
first symptoms to use chamberlain $
Cough Remedy. Thousands have USED
this remedy during the past year. anu
we have to learn of a single case "nere
they were not pleased For SAFE Dy
BENSON. Smith & Co., Ltd, agents for
Hawaii.
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First Young Doctor ito second ditto1
Hello. old man. what's the natter
You're looking very glum. mo Won
der" was the reply; I'm attending
that wealthy Mr.. Golding, you know.
and I've sent him the wrong medi~
cine Indeed, Is it a serious biund-
er2'' Very serious. The medicine I've
sent him viii cure him in two days
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NOTICE OF STOCKHOLD.
Frs MEETING.
CALIFORNIA FEED CO. LTD.

CALIFORNIA FEED CO. LTD.
The regular annual meeting Of the
of the California Feed Co,
Ltd. will be held at the company's Of
fee queen street, on Saturday. De-
cember 80, 1905, at 10 o'clock a. m.
L. c. KING,
Secretary.
Dated, Honolulu. December q, 1905.
1898
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you used TO tell me 1 was bird
like" complained the fond wife. The
husband continued to bury his nose
in the paper You used to tell me I
was bird-lfke." repeated the fond wife,
but now you never act as If you
thought so" you're still bird-like,"
growled the husband. zone would not
think you thought so, to judge by
Isn't a parrot a bird?"
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NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS
OF THE
RAPID TRANSIT q
LAND COMPANY.

Notice is hereby given that the stock
books of the Honolulu Rapid Transit
& Land Company will be closed to
transfers from the 28th to the o0tn
days of December, 1905, both dates IN
elusive.
By order of the Board of Directors,
GEORGE P. THIELFN,
1897 Secretary.
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weariman-Is this the office Of
Quickley's Quick Cure? Patent Medi-
cine Nan-Yes. Give me six bottles
for nv wife" "Tried all other RENE
dies without success-eh? o. no: she
amt i'll at all; but 1 saw in your ad-
vertisement where a woman wrote,
after taking six bottles. I am a differ
ent woman and ] have hopes
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For sale by
THE HAWAIIAN GAZETTE CO.,
Ltd,
Price $500, postage prepaid.
Honolulu. T. r.
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ANNUAL MEETING.

HONOLULU SAILORS HOME So
GETTY.
The annual meeting of the Honolulu
Sailors Home Society viii be held at
the office of the undersigned on Satur-
day, the Goth inst, at 10 a. m, to be
followed after adjournment by the an
nual meeting of the Board of Trus-
tees of the same.
f. A. SCHAEFER,
Secretary.
Honolulu, December %, 1905. 1898
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No. 5.
TERRITORY OF HAWAII.
OF LAND REGISTRATION.
Honolulu. Dec. %. 1905.
Dec. 2, 9, 16. %.

COURT OF LAND REGISTRATION.
TERRITORY OF HAWAII to HALE
AKALA RANCH CO, LTD. XII
HEI PLANTATION CO. LTD,
MAKAWAO PLANTATION CO.,
LTD, TERRITORY OF HAWAII
by E. c. PETERS as Attorney Cen
eral and to all whom it may con-
Germ:
Whereas. a petition has been present
ed to said Court by KAILUA PLAN
TATION CO, LTD, to register and
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Honolulu, Dec. %. 1905.
Dec. 2, 9. 16. %
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TERRITORY OF HAWAII.
Honolulu, Dec. %, 1905.
Dee. 2, 9. IS, %.

COURT OF LAND REGISTRATION
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COURT OF LAND REGIsTRATIor
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-22


dueah papers, II the management
in the milan village is W sc il viii
look in his matter and remedy
things to suit The newspaper boys
kiela. TIE life of the game depends
upon the newspapers. They ean XII
il or they can create enthusiasm fer
fl. as they desire. Consequently. the
Paduesh management should busy il
self il seeing that all reasonable re-
quests Of newspaper men-and news
paper men never make ans hing bn.
reasonable reQUests-are granted. The
PadueaA Sun says:
The local newspaper boys are be
ing badly treated by the base bal
peoplo-the local management and
the officials Of the visiting mines
and nnless "A change in the policy pur
sued is soon made the league vii
suffer for it,
AS everyone knows, the press is
usually extended every courtesy b.
amusement management and any
hing the newspaper boys wasn't i
theirs for the asking However snel
is not the case with the Kitty league
and On several occasions the mem
bers Of the press have bean treate
to discourtssies and humiliation
hey don't appreciate. Probably III
league thinks i. does ret need iii
support Of rhc press--and maybe
doesn't but from some things obserl
ed under the surface the sooner tn
league officials get this delusion OF
Of their brains the better It will b
for them
4 Within Tie past few days the boy
have been haIded several raw dea
but there is a limit to good natul
and something may be doing if theI
are any more repetItions.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-22
ILLINOIS CENTRAL
Corrected to March 5th, 1905.
THE FAST MAIL ROUTE
Shortest and Quickest Route to
St. Louis & Chicago
E~rraIns leave oaIrc.

1885 a. m. Daily Chicago Veztfhrte
LImited, arriving in Chicago at 1879 =. m.
connecting With afternoon trains for al pcirti
cast and north.
2:2o a. IN. Daily st. Lcuss NIgbt Limited
arriving IN st. louis At 7:es 3. m, cDDncctins
at Union station for all points west. Sleeplhs
cars open at 9;s5 p. N.
bib n. M, Chicago Daylight E1press
except Sunday, makes all stops oet'geen CzlrC
and Chicago, arriving IN Ghieggo AZ $50 =. m
5:IB "a. m. st. Louis Morning. EKpress
except sunday, arriving In st. LoRis * Il:e
making all stops.
IL $50 a. IA. st. Louis Fast Nah, Arrlv
ing In 81. Louis at 6:0S p. n.
1 40 n. IA. Chicago Midday Specia
arriving IN Chicago, 1850 r. m.
2:32p. M. Daily st, l0ufE Limited, mr.
irving ia ST. Louis at 7:s5 p. ID, connecting
Union Station for ansas City, Onsahs, Den
yer, San Francisco and All points west.
2i32 y. m, TaGt Expresa for f4diu, 81
nngham, Nation, Tolons, Champaign, Oet
cRgo
6;1O M. Thebes accommodation,
$40 y. m. Chicago aud Eastern Tn,
press arriving in Chicago at ;0s a. nj Indian
spolis. :2b Cincinnati, loss q. M, Buffalo, so
p. m. New York 1850 &. M. sloeplng carr u
Chicago,
passenger9 For New York snd sSstel
A"'o~aEsto cities should bgar 10 n,it
that the Illinois Central is the uaickest roat
by many hours, leaving Cairo at 8;05 j. "a al
arriving In Flew York At 7;51 the Hscond morn
ing.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-22
some THINGS ARE CHEAPER.
low SPECIALIZATION in Manufacture
Reduees Cot Of Prndnctinn.

low specialization in Manufacture
Reduces Cost Of Production.
When Edison first made tho small
incandescent electric lat,ps. consist
ng Of carbon hlamcrt hSaa by piati-
mum wires III d pearshaped class buib
from which the ar had been exhaust,
Ell tho cost was SO each; row there
are many million similar lamps Of bet
ter quality made each year and sold
At less than twenty cents each
Formerly watches were made By
hand and were ccstly Injuries; non
they are made by machinery In lots
Of thousand at a time and the cost
Of a new watch that will keep fairly
good time is less thnn The cost Of hay
ing an expensive watch cleaned.
The same principles apply III al
lines Of Manufacture. and IL has beer
found that reduction In cost Of produc
ton, due 70 specialization in manufac
ture is naturally followed BIZ iucreas
ed demand, for the simple reason ina
each successive reduction brings
new class Of Consumers or purchas
ors into the market, ard a commodit,
which was regarded as a luxury of I'll,
few when the cost was relatively hlg,
becomes necessity Of the man,
when the cost Is reduced to a sufl
GENTLY low level.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-22
Another Bad one.

When Quinn was hore as a mem
Der Of the Henderson ball feam ha
made the impression that he was at
least a fairly good bali player, but he
has made no such impression by his
work here as an umpire. There Is
only one CT three solutions 10 he mat
Ter; Quinn either knows no better,
his eyesight is badly defective, or he
deliberately makes unjust decisions.
Bush might have been unsatisfactory
but it is the opinion Of the Hopkins
vile fans that Quinn will have equally
as short stay in the Kitty league as
an umpire Is did his predecessor,
Harrisonville New Era
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-22

.*%+%> 49,
June q, 1905.

Mrs. e. c. English ,Jr Of Cham
paign. is visiting Miss Ora Anderson
MSS Leone Smith, who has been
bead trimmer at Sanford company
millinery store, win return To-Day
"Wednesday TO Chicago.
Miss Elsie Brown saent sunday
with relatives in villa Ridge.
Mr.. ana Mrs. J T. Dayant depart
ed Monday for a snort visit in Pig
got, Ark
Miss Nellie Peeler is spend ng {
week with Mrs. r. r. Kitch at ID
Soto, I'LL
MISS Berenice Keist returned Sun
day from Lamar, Iowa, whore che ha
been attending college the past yea
Mrs. A. II. Hill and children are Wis
ting relatives in Marion, tnis week
Misses Ola Br'tton ana Gladys Yes
spent Sunday With Cairo friends.
! NH Howard ROY departed Saturaa
for Washington, p O., where he VII
be employed by the Coast &GeoaiH
survey department
Mrs, Thomas Burroughs, of s.
Louis, is the guest Of Misses Mat
Willard.
Miss Ella Grain visited relatives !
| Mounds, Sunday l
Miss Irene Cosls $ visiting friend
I'm Cairo
1 Miss Anna palen departed Mo-
! lay for Car3lniale, where SHE viii a
| Tend the SUMMER term at t1e norma
4 Bert Tyler and vie retirnad Tue
iay to Watertown at,er q Two week
5is with Anna relatives
A.. Walser. Of West Salem, Is II
ting his bfotker pr G. R.Nalscr.
Mrs. II Green ana daughter, nat
Ralh, visited Jalses Green IN Ca
Sunday
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-22
GOSSIP OF The clRcUif


The Cairo Bulletin announces that
Holycross has jumped the Egyptians
and win flash the season with Dan
vile III, piaying Independent hall
Hoiycfcss is said 10 have made b N
self a disturbing element ana though
be was Z valuable man his>departir;
Will not be greatly regretted. He vii
be blaoklisted unless he agrees 90 re
tugn 10 Cairo. Il Is cnch thar Hal.
Is nDt as good as he was last season
ana hat The step ae has just lakeI
IS his Acknowledgement that he know
ne is going back.-Prineetoa Clarion
News.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-22
We Should Have a Square
Deal Nm Food Products
By WILEY chiaf Chemistry Or the Der
Of Agriculture

by III w.
Of Agriculture
IIIS is the Of tic square DEAL and it ought to include
q SQUARE DEAL in FOOD PRODUCTS
There considerable misunderstanding 81 the purpose of
tic agricultural department Iii seeking food legislation II
to Qvc foodsu sold under truthful labels and be what
they represented be, When as foF whisky should get
whisky compound " alcohol prune juice cologne and
Tie thing should hold true Of other products y
has maintained By that in food products deception
e life trade Statistics have proved that where food laws
enforced there has been increase of business NOT
DEFINITION.
THIS Is DUE 70 THE INCREASE coNFi-
DENcE THAT WHEN THEY PURCHASE FooDsTuFFs THEY
GETTING WHAT THEY
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-22
GIANTS NOT ONLY WON eUI
THEY SHUT THEM oUT-ylN-
cENNEs AND PRINCE
TON ALSO LOSE.
CLUB STANDING.
Where They Play Today.
Cairo at Hopkinsville.
Paducah at Princeton.
Henderson at Vineennes.

special to The Bulletin.
Paducah June 21-Aftor having
been defeated one game and being
forced to forfeit another on account
Of lack Of players with which to finish
1t, the Mud Wallopors today went in.
to the fight with vengeance and
came ont Of ii covered with dust and
glory having won from their oppo-
nefts b. a score CT 2 to 0.
The game was all that the heart
could desire from start to finish,
though many Of the fans-of this city
are sore because The team went up III
the cir and allowed the winning runs
TO register in the very last part of
the game
Il was in the eighth inning when
the big thing came off and while it
was happening the air around the
stand assumed such beautiful hues
that for q time being it put all rain
bows ever seen here to shame. Las
sen. the very first man at the bat.
grove one down 70 Perry, who fieided
il beautifully, but, sad TO relate his
throw was fumbled by Big Chief
Lloyd, on the Initial sack, and Larsen
lived Price followed with i sacrifice
which advanced Larsen to second. Ro-
land pasted one To Potts, wha made 4
bad throw OF the BALI to first and tho
batter lived while Larsen went I'd
third. AT this point the came squeeze
PLAY which the Indians work SO sue
cessfully was pulled off on them. no
land started on fast steal to second
and Land, with the confidence born
Ct many trials, fired the bail to second
to head him off But, 10 ana behold
the plans oG the big catcher went
astray and before He was aware ii
what was happening Lrsen had alat
ed under his nose for a run and Re
land had made his base safely. Yiftel
isauntered on four wide ones and DUN
my Hughes went cut On long ny tc
Taylor in the center garden IEippert
who has come Il be feared by pitch
ers as an urgency hitter, found a sin
sle and on it Roland scosod. McNa
mara closed the inning with a foul fly
which was captured by Land.
Dutch Wagner did the stunts f6i
the Mud WALLPAPERS and was as hart
10 tind AS he was the flrst game viii
his team in this city when he pitchet
| twelve innings in d to game. il
lowing this time hut 5 hits. all of then
! well scattered. Hedge was on the fiji
ing Line for the Indians, but was no
10 fuccesstul as the game he pitchet
In Cairo. allowigg seven hits. Ait that
though, but one Of them assisted Ii
the making Of a score
Here is the score of the game.
r II
Cairo ..,.........2 4
palucah ............
Rattsries--W Wagner and Harvey
Hedges and Land.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-22
Bachelors Are AbnornalitieS
uniysty cals

University Of California
E3 N the long rum WHAT UPlIOLDS THE FAMILY WILL
N UPHOLD THE STATE The state capnot exist without
Il tho home If the home left OF that solid moral
fiber can exist in the ration which must from home
virtues Good morals nothing loss than the Irregularities and the
orihar of social life between morals and religion There can W
dividing line. Good morals d constituent part Of life
lNpivipUALlsM is DANGER STATE. BACHELORS AND
ouERRLLAs AND ouTcAsTs
would DC in favor If il possible To Do such things BY law,
Of A SPECIAL TAX UPON BACHELORS They don't take
part in the moral work If society They ABNOKMALlIlES,
aud abnormalihe should pay the taxes
The unit Of society and the Is the family. Beware Of the
doctrines which base themselves fae conceptions o individual
\ ln instead W tc family WHICH Az THE ONLY SOCIAA
UNIT 4s NA SE v
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-22
THAT TUESDAYS FUSS.
Paducsh Newspapers criticise Cairo
Players For Their Conduct

The Paducah NewsDemocrat gives
the following account Of the rev Of.
Tuesday:
The first disgraceful act Of the sea
son took place IN The seventh inning
whom tlip9ort, giant, attempted to
assault Mr. Keifer For this awful
display Of temper I1ippert was sent to
die bench, and as there only remained
eight Cairo players in uniform the
game was forfeited to Paducah by the
regulation 2 to 0.
In the third inning Roland disputed
a strike that was called on him This
opened up squabhle No. 2, anu Roland
was henched. Wagner taking his
place
In tho fifth Holland got back Mt
keifer from the hench and was or
dered from the park, Then Eekstone.
who was on the bench, took mp the
squabble. and for doing a comedy act
was ordered from The park Bittrolff,
| 3f Care, in citizens clothes. who was
sitting III The stand directly behind
The players bannh. assisted In the row
10 considerable extent until Mr.
Eichenberger stopped him, This LEFT
only nine Cairo men in uniform ii
tho park
AT the beginning ot the seventh
EIipacrt singled bat was caught Of
first by Land To Lloyd When he war
called our Hippert lost hts temper
but coolsd off before trouble opened
UP. Mcnamara was safe on Lloyd.
orrcr Harvey walked They at
| tempted to work a double steal an.
| Mcnamara was easily caught By Lane
n Bohannon This started row No. 4
While Mr.. Keifer was ordering sew
sral Cairo players who had advanced
on the field back TO the plate, Har
yey attempted to sneak third base
/ Pig Bill Frakes was next ana Ii,
| tossed the hall to Behannon at thu
| sight time.
| 4iIippert began to abuse MIR, Keife
and the Cairo crew claimed that Hal
/ yey could not be put out while th
quabble was on But as Harvey wa
oing his beat to score he was rigdl
fully called out
rat this Hippart rushed toward
4 Ieifer but Wilder persuaded bin 1
return to his position. momen
ater Hippert rushed at Keller agai
aud from all appearances attempie
ID choke him. Keifer, although abou
half as large, came hack at the Giar
and they clinched Wilder could nc
separate them, bur Big Land and Pc
cy ran at full tilt and quickly dragge
Hippert away Sheriff Lee Potter an
Deputy VIII Lydoa quickly ressere
order. Hlpport was benched, and 4
this left Cairo short one hand, til
Same went to paducah."
The Paducah Sun Gays:
Here's the whole thing in nu
she'll. Cairo saw the game was loi
% her, and thought 1t would leo
better to the folks at home 10 pr
tend thcyrhad been given d raw dea
act put ONT Of the game, ana forte
I it. And they did it,"
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