davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-10-09
Patented
JOintIeSS
Ash Box

ented jointless ash box All the several
parts of the base are skilfuliy nodded in cne
piece, doing away with the joints as found
in all ordinary stove bases. Such joints open
up when the stove becomes heated, the putty
drops out and the air tightness is forever lost.
Expansion and contraction can never sepa-
rate the parts in Estate" jointless ash box
es or cause the slightest draught suction in
to the stove. The Estate" jointless base
permits the use OF an ash pan which will
hold full twenty-four hour accumulation Of
ashes, which everyone knows is necessary
convenience.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-20
Mobiles aCtitudeS

diaeordias fsciIitsn 10 labor do loa
repu b'ieAncs.
Tan fAuata rotlcis he sido accgi
dS iahilossmsnse sn Porcs. .eomo lc
fac 10 ata1adera & Utuado y Aresibo
ir6mn no. 81 talss eetos constitu
yam vsrdAderas garxntfsa de vistoris
pu sato que d. mue,trsn 10 fratsrnidsd,
la disei plina y sl smppie dc los faer'
xas unionistAa?
Tan lsvantsdos eismp'os repercu
ten armoni .ssmspte en- el alna unio'
pissa dc Poree, af mtndola, CON ma
yor smpsilo que nupca, on oil cumph
miento del deber, porque ella siene
que quedar. debe y dssea quedar, 3
10 altura que reelAman su historiA po'
lirca y On importansia en- ID Union.
No hsya tenor do que los rspu
blicanos aAQren partido del civleo
sombate entA b ado entire los UNIONS
tas para 10 alcaldia do 10 eiudad, por
cue ese eombats nunea dtgsnerar& On
discordi&.
FL candidate que rssulte proola
mado, aeogido serk por sodos, - que
% un hsrmAno On idsas Quisn triunfs,
y 10 Union On Ponce ssguirk siendo
10 Unl6n.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-20
POL|C|AS CON SOTANAs

En- vittad de que On 10 capital del
EstAdo do NV Yolk no 90 cumple -
como no 90 cumple en ninguna otra
eiudad amsricana = con 10 rigidex que
o. debida. 10 ley que prchibe la ventA
de bebidAa alsoh5lieas sl domingo,
dsbido cato, aegdo 10 assvsran los
mien bros dc 10 l. &C. Tempefapts, sl
GobsrnAdor del Eisado, & soliCitud
del clero, AoAba do expedir on Albany
orden para que 10 Acsptsn loa servi-
clos do algunos sAeerG olsa para do
sempenar sl papel do polisfa seerets y
aai puedAn cortrihuif oil eumplimienso
do 10 Icy. Lo que pusde aCesder Auss .
der ss que & los nuevoa emplsados, les
auced& c)tA igual & 10 que acontsee
con los sios; poique on materia de
peligroG hRalA los santos eaen.
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IkPRBSIOIES Y Nvp|C|AS

SABADO 1S En- 10 mL Hap& d.
hoy h. fslasido ups req~sfiar'hs, ds
algunos mssss dc sdad, htja do nues
tro eatimAdo amigo doetor Vidal VI
Iaret, q quien danos nuestro I6iame,
por 10 deigtACls que les "A is.
-Ha regresad0 Go su visis & 6Ar
Juan nusatro distinguido ,migo don
Ermslindo Zalaxar.
~Nuettro corre'igiouArio Pedro
Juan Torruells, vecino de Ponce, hs
ipgrssedo sn sl euereo de la Eolitfa
insulAr scn destino { FsjArdo, hscia
dorde sale hoy.
I Nues!ro eompi dsrc J amigo don
Q lirtin Nsgr6n Ssr iurio lego sncehs
do San Juan cen motivo do 10 enfsr'
medad do 81. sshor'ta hiia AT gals,
quisn - SO OF cuenira meier.
-Mahana por 10 tarde 10 ee,eb bra.
rk IN mitin unioniata On Adiuntas. Al
que asistirGn orAdorss do cate e.udAd.
-varios sspiritiGtAs dc + o-os han
nan enviAdo adhesionss Al Cor greso
que 40 eelebrarA en- Cine
pra tSuizs) ca los primsros diAs del
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-20

Alexandra Glol SO sncusntrA bAstauts
me1rradA Una r.fia de 1reatro queri
do smigo y eorreliglopArio don Jusn
Martinez T rres.
-Por 81 guardiA de turpo fctron
quemados y srterrsdcs 60 el matade'
70 oblico, IN cerdo, doa hfgAdcs de
res y custro de cerdcs que estAban
snfernos.
--Sigoe m'iorAndo nQtAbI amsntc
10 mia etisrmA do nvestro uusrids
amigo eorreiigionArio don Rafael
Rivera Esbri.
T ~Exlsten On 10 earesl del distrito
On suwario: Varonas, 81; Mpjmes, 4
Cumplen eondens; Vsrones 237; Mu
leres 70. SAlldot: Mlgusl Cruz, por
seom' tImie II J sgrssi6p.
Eft gusrdia Sinf;roso Lebr6n
dsnunei6 & lA sorts MI nicipal al ipdi.
vlduo Eladio Luaane por sgrsal6n en-
sl barrio dc 10 Plsys, aiendo multAdo
con 10 dollasr.
En- 10 tarde do aver lleg6 & estA
cludad el eoronel do 10 polieia lean.
tsr, Nj: Hsmmill.
Fd,ron denunel adoa al JuxQado
do psz jose Torres y Jol6 Gsrcia cor
irtrasei6n q las ordenarzss mupiai,
pales.
-Ss espers que lleguen essa tarde
dc San Juan, para tomar pArsicIpa
sion On el misin repub lcano que ss
csIebEa q esta nCshs On oil tea,ro In
Perla, los aehores doctor We've, dos,
Ior BArboss, lieeneiados Rosy , Col
' Cuehf.
-Varlos goa nusalros 10 pro
ponen conttfuir pintorescas ouinsss
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-20

p,txImo Setiembre Ditho aeto serl
preeldtdo tor al dcctcr Zamsrh q,
inventor del talsranto, idioma uni
versal.
-Nuestro rss5sts bic amigo el IL
cenciado Mstisrx0 Ointr6n sale ests
tarde hseiA Yaueo.
Nos IL fofmsr sue los rspp blica
NOS darAn ms mana por la tsrds nm mi
'in de propsgsrda ca la pl,zA do lsi
Dslicias.
La Uri6r, en- Ponce, prepsra IN
gran nittn dc prorsgsnds para sl
domingo p'txlmo, So NOS dics oue
hablarAa los shores liesncisdo Ma
lisrEn Cinh6n, doctor Coronas, ia
cobo Tar, Ltfs PorfaiA Doris, licsn
elado Llorens L)ryes y lieeneiado O
CsnA'es.
-TrEtase do tomsntar, ssgdn 40
dics, sxtensos eultivos do tab aeo Dor
10 parts norie do JuAna Dlsx.
-ss sreuentrA notablemsnte me-
iorada 10 nifs do nusstro querido
amigo don Ramon Cordsro Matos.
-Por oil Departamsnto do sani
dad fu6 dsnuneiada una cuAdra per.
tsnssisl to { don Pablo Pons. por TO-
ner gran esniidad de eitisrc1l.
-Ge encuentra grAvsmants enfsr-
mo un nlho do nuestro amigo don Ju'
lio NeicAdo.
I'm 10 tsrds do sysr sl polieia
Dc sanidad do turno tuvo notieiAs dc
nue hatfs desenter ado uno de Ice
serdos que habian hseho enterrar u
lusmar aon petr6.eo.
No hA podido avsrIguar,s el au.
|or 6autoses do este hyh2; psro Dor
lndicios psrsae quo esto viens hac.en
aoae deade hAee mucho fiempo, ven
ai6ndose los carnes oeultaments.
Hoy 90 hs vsrjhoGdo el aepalio
Dc IN niho de nuestro psrtieular , mi
20 don D0mir 60 Samoa Mi,hsli.
Aver 90 benz 6elaron On el ma
'adero rdolico s reaes CON un total de
;. .264 libras, y hoy 0 resss con nm tt
Ial de 2.+9l libraa.
Aver 90 did eristiAna sepultura
IN niAo de nusstro eorrsligions rio
don Rotsndo r ,drigutx.
-Por el Departs m snto do Sanid.d d
Ideron dsnunCiados los indivfduos
JnanDomingo O.ivo, NieolGs Rivera
Fautino Cui,Ar, por haser limpis zss
sn las lstrinaa do 10 playa sin Ia 90
trespondisnts lieeneia.
So ncs asegura que ssrcs del
canal del acueduoso % hA tornado
an hoyo que 90 una sonatante amsna.
20 para el vlandante.
-Debido oil cello del dos,or don
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-20
UNA H0JA 5UELTA

Aver sircul6 con pr. fusion uns
hois auelth del ComIe RepubiicAno d.
eEsA cludsd, invlssndo para el mass
meeting que no llsvArA q csbo estn$ao
chs On al le4tfo SLk terias. -
No Hs limllen tan solo 10 invita-
ai6n 4 los repu blicRnos, 81 que lam
b.6l 90 txhends & los unionistas y q
los indep Gu 1isniss On poli.icA.
D-cnA b ,ia GAIA ssefiia &C senttdo
eonstllador y no hsy On ellis soncsptos
duros nj Egtsslv0s.
Asislirsm = 4 ese mett.rg.
Iremoa q eae Aitlo donde en- ot:os
tiemsoa 80 hlEo ssrtlr lA earabina y
oil roiCn dc loa corch ,Iss republicAnos.
AIN irsmos & CIR q los oradores
yepublicAnos col f.sAr el msa culpa de
sus erforen pasadcS.
Zero 90 neceseri0 que eomprendAn
que " tArds ~ para borrar el tt.cto
dc LA g;avtslA tas comel!tls.
Sin embargo, 10 Union dc Puerto
R.eo, reoopoee que los repu alioanos Q
son. puertorriqutiios > que 81 CegA'
dos por la. passion oometieron grAndes
rrorss, NO p0r { 30 debamos nsgarles
uuestPC tsclos como hsrmAnoA.
Y nosotros no sAbemos Abrigar
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-20
EAT|tRRO D.. .uN G|GAN7E

Mas dc cineo mil rsrsonas sonsu.
rrierun OIL cementerio d Andersen, Io.
diana. movidos per 10 cnriosidad do
preaenciar. el entierro do Joseph Ro.
dtctp, hacendsdo dc 10 lceaIidad ' 4
quien 40 couaiderAba Q mo el hcmbre
mas corpulento del Condado de Ma.
Olson,
Rodecap TeaAba 47O litras. Ell
ataud tsnfa tres pies y mt dio de sn'
chura, trsirta y seis ulgadas de PRO
fundidsd ocho pies de largo. MIN
g6n carro i6nsbre pudo conduslrlo &
10 d TINA norada porque no 90 sneon
tr6 uno auActentemerts grande para
el obisto, y 90 'asf que el postrer vie b
10 h 70 Rodecap en- un sarret6n dc ex.
preao tirado por euatro caballos.
Sc neesa.taron diez dies h,mbre.
para cargar OF Ataud y dts y seis
para meierlo On 10 sepulturA. III di
tunto contaba solo eon 81 saos d,
edAd. 81 Aubisra vivldo dita 6 ouisn
aiEus mas habrfa aldo precise tel vsz
usar mAquinarias para moviltsar sus
restoa,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-20

FL hsrm $50 eiemolo de coneor'
dia mostrAdo por los urionisias de
Msysgdsz, Humacao y Arecibu, hs te'
nido imitadores en- Msysga Z, imlta'
ei6n, digna dc !oor, nzctds 81 calor de
unGnimes y entuaiaStas impulses.
LA DEMO cRAo1A do opotsunkmsn
10 10 nolieiA comsni&ndola on los ele
vados tonos que ella merses.
vissnte Tfellss y Arturo G gante,
candidates unionissAs para 10 . 'caldla
dc sQaellA ciudad, han rttlrsdo aus
csndidAturAu,y en- !ugar de eIlossarge,
con el mismo proE6aito. 10 6gura de
Albsrso Bravo, quien h. sido aespta
do, ain dieousiones y sin rsservas,
por todos los unioniatas dc NsyG-
gIsz.
Ya no ,xlatsn pusy, entire nueitros
virilss cbrreljgionarios de II eludad
del o .sts. divtrgsnelas mir gunas, para
la provision del pleslo do alcalde por
IN prL hon bEe unionista.
Nusstro prob ema electoral 90 ha
simpll fsado aili, por este s6lo hseho.
Librea los ubionistas mayagnsza'
NOS do casa Ardua ateneiop, podrAn
dsads . b IRA esdlsAsse sxslusivAmsn
te & 10 sampAn& coLtrA el advsrsario
&C tmGa, ain tsmor q que instsntinas
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-20

On Tsllsbos, para pAssr Allf los nsssa
de verAno.
Con los cAlores que eat6n hA'
eiendo' asrls C nvsri rients qre los 90.
rros de riego m isrsn Lac calles con
Ia msyor frecusroIa possible, para
reffescsr ell piSo, donde 20 acumule OIL
polvo.
Con motive del mitIu rsgubli'
csno que 40 cslsb'Ar& elsa noths en-
el testro La Perls, han coneurrido
algupas perscnsS dc lcs ppeblos H.
mftrefea.
La conveneI6n para 10 desiguA'
ci6n de los homhrts dc ID Union de
Puerto Rico que dsbsn comoorer Ell
suerpo administrative en- las pr6xi.
mas slecsiores, ablemtn to se fec
tuafan el 20 del corr'enta
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-20
g 9 VEN DE

Uaa ealdera multitubular dc 50
cAba los, con sus ascesorios, muy
POGO usads, J una bomba do riego
compound duplex. CON camisaa de
bronco lsin hAbsrss usadol dc l900
galonss por minutOs, con 90 pies dc
tuberiA dc Eucssi6n y dsseArga de. 10
pulRAdas de diAmetro. DitiiirEe q don
Vicenta Usera, calle del Concrete ~
7,F, o. Box u Ponce, 2. r. / m alt
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-20
PoR $4,000

De consado, 90 vende la flnea de-
nominsda sBarrancass, Ia eual 90
haya situada on ell barrio de sLlanos
CostaS de este termino. Dista & horA
J media de II pohlaci6n, 10 compone
de 1.5OO cuerdas de extension, todas
propias para las siembras de frutos
menores y en- particular para el aleo-
don sC6ilAn,s Tiene dos magnificos
mansntialea para dAr de beber al ga
pado: tiene colindanciA 81 mar y puer.
TO para embarcar todos los fruloa. Er
lla 90 pueden cuid&r hast& 400 cabe
xas do ganado.
Para intormes dirigirse q don Uli.
sea Garini-Poas OIice,-calle &Mu
Gox Rivera.1
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EstA nuevA eieneia do cursr, ba-
sads on miatsric sos principles y leyes
fundamantalss do 10 vida, 90 hoy In
dniea eaperaDzs de los entermos GRO.
nieos y desahueiAdos.
Por su gran poder rsparador VI
gorizidor, 90 conaidsra o. mo el YER.
dsdero ELIXIR DE VIDA, como 10 fusn'
70 Del siuvsnscimisnto y de ls regene.
rsei6n del organismo humane,
Numerosos erfermos curados On
toda ia iala, muehos do ellon ya mo.
ribundos, son las meiores pruebas que
90 pusden pressntar.
Para consuliaa y trAtAmieI tos, di.
'iiirss personalmente por sscrito al
'rofesor sF. virells Uribo, Cliniea
Biopatlcs, Arroyo, P. Rs 30 IL ali
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-20

FL PONCE GROCERY

10 vsnds Artfsuloa alimsnsisioa
directAments imporIadoa do Essados
unidos' llsvAndoSa & sasa del com
prSdor' Surtido siemprs trssao. o.
mersio T.-ApAFtsdo "a TsI4fopo -
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-20
para rus.lros hermanoa odios nj rem

para nusalros hermAnos odios nj rem
cores.
No lea llamsmos para que vepgsn
{ nusrir nueatras 6las.
ConlGfvenss en- auA pueatcs como
rspu blieanos, psro alsisn de 80 seno
los diguos 6mulos dc lCH Pslaeios y
los E!cudsros, y vspgAn q 10 lucha on
busno lid, como puertorriqutGss hon
dos, como dignos patriotAs.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-20
DIR CT O RIO
AVISO

Ii ACreditAda AgeneiA de mAlui
mas dc <Singsr 6tw4ng Machine LVs
pArtlclpA 4 Aus Q lenses y Al p1biiCo
en general qus he trASlAoAdo aus Oh
slnAs & lA PlAxA prinei YAl n1mero 7,
snIiRuj ssIAn leolmianAo de don Hsr'
m,nlo ArmaArupg. l6 rs.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-20
ECO! DEL VERAK0

4 De scucrdo cen los datou suminis
trados por les emprssas dc fsrroea
rifles, vapores, etc 10 presente esta
ei6n he hscho salir de Neva Yoi k mAa
gente que 10 que habia saltdo On amos
anterlorea, mas do $50, 900 almas estAn
auseAtea,
FL sfo paaado el movimieAto de
terroearriles fGe 10 per 100 mas que
81 Afo anterior; On sl presente paia
del II cor 100. Y, sin emb0' g., M
die nj tn qoe IL Ciudad no cusnta hoy
con Ia oesAva paris de au pob1 sion.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-20
La Biopatfa

ProdtgsoSa terap6,Itica para c,lrar radi
Icotaents todQ Glaze de Intermediates.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-20

En- esta 1mprenta sc vende
papel vlelo de perl6dico 4 dos
pesos el Qulntal
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-20
PROFESSIONAL
' DR. G.. WIVES

OwiIsssd del Asllo Y HcspStGl de 9asccs'
Horas dc sonsalGAsI do lO1 . III
vdS1Aa. TslStono de "a residences
u6tuero 81. Tclkiopo del Asiloi l0I.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-07-12

She that loves not a little child
what can one say of her?
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-07-12

will leave Immediately for the gov
eminent work in the Tennessee river.
The Dudley is ready to be raised out
when the Lookout gets away.
The towboat LYDIA arrived yester-
day from the Ohio river with the
boilers and furnaces Of the Guiding
Star, which sank near Golconda In
the ice last winter. After being re-
paired they will be put in the Gate
City. 81
At the first II was apparent that
the present wharfboat which allows
wagons to come aboard TO unload.
would be vast economy over the
old system of unloading on the wharf
but now boat men estimate that ten
men can do the work OF thirty men
where II was necessary to carry the
freight from and to the boats over
the wharftboat. II means a saving Of
from s25. to $50 TO boats of the Ken
lucky type. each trip.
The Wash Honshell came down
from Roseclare last night from the
sunken barge of cotton ties and left
this morning for the same point.
Practically all the ties have been re-
covered. The sinking of that barge
was one OF the most peculiar acci-
dents in river history. The bottom
fell out. though il would be supposed
that the pressure OF the water would
have been sufficient to hold 1t up
even II II had not been nailed.
Government dredge-boats are pre-
pairing TO again cut out the channels
between Paducah and Louisville.
This will help. but II is likely that
nothing but a good rise In the river
will enable boats to resume in the
upper Ohio. The June rise" is still
due"
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-07-12
A Few Reminders.

Red" Perry is playing star
game now and his base running es-
pecially has been good. Perry yester-
day had two stolen bases and the
day before he twice stole clear
around the diamond. Yesterday he
was up six times, got five hits, one
put out, and one assist without an
error.
Henry Wetzel Is hitting and field
ing like a fiend.
Cooper has his eye on the bali
again and Is knocking them all over
the field.
Moran seems to be infalllble hit
ter. Miller could not fool him once
yesterday.
The Hoosiers found Miller the har-
dest proposition in the league. The
big boy had them all going yester-
day, except Moran. who just would
have that score.
Moran,is a native OF Vincennes. He
Is leading the league In hitting and
is one OF the surest fielders in the
league.
Eddie Kolb is not wearing the
'smile that won't come OF" today.
The fans are now attending the
park better. The warning the man
agement gave local baseball enthusl-
asts seemed to have done some good.
1t is either to patronize the game or
suffer baseball to die here.
Groh intended getting into the game
again today but yesterday afternoon
while under the hot shower bath 10
the club room. burst a blood vessel In
his left arm and will not be able to go
in before Saturday.
Vincennes was after Quigley who
is now playing second sack for the In
dams.
Lee Lemon. formerly catcher for
the Hoosiers, has been released by the
Decatur. Three league, team
Quiesser. catcher for Danville. has
been released. He is better man
than Shaw, Paducah fans think.
Brahic and Tadlock will pitch to-
days double header for the Indians,
and Perdue will go in the first game
against Brahic.
Tomorrow is Ladies Day.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-07-12
T01ay's Schedule.
Vincennes at Paducah
Danville at Cairo.
Nation at Jacksonville.

The Hoosiers fresh from Cairo
with three straights 20 their credit.
and smiling the smile of confidence,
pure and simple, walked onto the
reservation at Wallace park yester-
day to have a go with the Indians.
The Indians showed their apprccia-
ton of the invasion by the hardest
and most unmerciful drubbing the
Hoosiers have gotten this season. Ed
die Kolb was surprised, "Rube"
Whitley was surprised even more
than his chief and the fans in the
grand-stand were the most surprised
OF all. They expected a battle, but
the Hoosiers seemed incapable of
even making II interesting for the
Indians.
Such stick work had not been seen
on the reservation before this sea-
son. Seventeen healthy bingles. one
OF them a home run and another a
double. were stacked up against
"Rube" Whitley. he of American
league fame, and the Mighty "Rube'
hated II. too. He took his medicine
gracefully. however. and played the
game through.
Whitley was assisted in the In
dians' score-maklng by his team
mates who seemed to be all thumbs
The bali was fumbled, thrown wind,
juggled and everything done with 1t
but the proper thing. 1t became such
habit with the Indians to hit that
the ball baked at such a thing as
ground out, and once when Pat
Downing hit down the first sack line
with Wilkinson standing back of the
bag, the ball hit the bag and rolled
into the field. Downing made the
sack safe. It was counted a hit.
The poor little ball finally got so
ashamed of itself that it jumped
from the ground into the grand
stand netting and tried to hide it.
self 1t was rescued and used a few
innings more until the agony of one
Of the greatest baseball comedy OF
errors ever witnessed here was end
ed.
The Hoosiers made one earned run
and five hits. Two of the hits were Sc
cured in the ninth inning after two
men were out. and 1t was here that
the tally was made. Moran hit for
three sacks and scored on Barbour's
single.
Matte Mattison went wild be-
cause the Hoosiers were not subject
ed to the modification OF a shut-out.
The Indians hit the ball all over
the field ran bases like fiends, and
played an all around star game. The
attendance was little better than
usual and the game was interesting.
because of the big score and the
streak of batting fire the Indians
struck.
The ann m ~.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-07-12

1.-The dark clouds of uncertainty
that have been hanging over the Cairo
baseball team are rolling away nd
the future Of the local club is hourly
growing brighter. The baseball en-
thusiasts are beginning to show that
they have no cutters blood in them
and that instead warm, red sporting
blood flows In their veins. The sale
OF tickets is growing more hopeful,
each day and the directors Of the asso-
citation will II is understood, soon be-
gin to solicit subscriptions for funds
with which it VIII be necessary to
keep the club In existence. Manager
Eichenberger last night said: Cairo
is going to stick for the big show and
a lot OF towns that have been giving
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cab 8. Two base hits-Cooper. Sto-
len bases-Perry 2, Cooper. Quigley.
Haas. Sacrifice hits---Lloyd. Wetzel.
Three base hits--Moran. Home runs
-Wetzel. Double Whitley to
Mitchell to Wilkerson. Passed balls
Madison 2. Bases on balls or
Whitley 8. Struck out-By Whitley
3. by Miller a. Hit by pitched ball
Lloyd. Left on bases-vincennes 4.
Padacah Q. Time of game-l:i5.
Wilkerson.
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Official Forecasts.

The Ohio at Evansville and Mt.
Vernon. no decided change during
the next SO hours. At Paducah and
Cairo will continue falling during
the next several days.
The Tennessee from Florence to
below Johnsonville. no material
change during the next "a to SO
hours. with generally a rising ten
dency.
The Mississippi from Chester to
Cairo. will continue falling for an
indefinite period.
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Totals LIB 1 8 "a 10 4
'Perdue batted for Mccain in The
ninth inning.
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LEG ANlPUTATED.
Attorney u. X. Taylor undergoes OPP
Grafton at Louisville.

Attorney L. X. Taylor. of Padueahp
is in st. Joscph's infirmary, Louis
vile. recovering from an operation on
his leg. HIS leg was removed last
Friday. the operation being necessitat-
ed by a series of swellings Attorney
Taylor has been crippled since child
hood. A swelling drew one leg up.
making II shorter by foot than dts
mate The operation was a success
and the attorney will be out in a few
weeks, it is thought.
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Cairo the laugh because Of its threat
ened financial failure will be greatly
surprised wher we canter CT with tho
pennant at he end Of the reason -
Cairo Bulletin. @
Cairo's Own baseball team passed
through Paducah this morning en-
route TO Princeton to play the Prince
ton Grays.
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The Indians Averages.

The averages of Kitty league play
ers up until July 1 have been COM
piled and mailed over the circuit.
"Deetle" Moran, of Vincennes. still
leads the league in batting, his av-
erage being 1922.
The following are the averages of
Paducah players:
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Cairo Breaks Into Game.

Cairo, ILL.,, July IA Cairo broke
the hoodoo yesterday by taking IA
inning game from Danville. The play
ers fought hard and the fielding was
sensational. Cairo made ten hits but
was unsuccessful in punching. Seven
errors to Danville assisted the locals
greatly in taking the game.