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The Cairo bulletin., 1906-05-13

ln salac p4t- ol Wet Affl.- ths
girls haY' long ens5eemen.- ~. Dol,
Iay 81 their bifh tnev are b-tlaiaI
10 baby boy trifie olicr tlau snel..
serves aad a. TIE age Of -H jHcy 87r
married. The girls know OF no other
Way Of getting husband. and so thcy
are quite happy and satiEAei As
wives they are patterns Of obe iienc=.
and the marriages usually turn cut
success
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-05-13
ODD FELLOWS
NEW ASSOCIATION
SOUTHERN ILLINOIS LODGES
FORM ORGANIZATION AT
CARBoNDALE.
NEXT MEETING AT ANNA
Parthenia Rebekah Lodge Took I'M
portsnt Part In Program
Seventy Lodges Were Repre-.
sented al Meeting.

The meeting Of Southern Illinois
DAD Fellows held al Carbondale Fri.
Il day to organize new association was
/ held al the armogv and was called to
order about 80 y. IN. the large hall
! being crowded to the doors, Mr. r. r..
,royner presided during the exercises
preliminary to the business session
and was later made chairman of this
meeting also The meeting opened
with an Invocation by Rev Tate, Of
/ the Bapti.r church
| The Carbondale Free Press says;
/ Hon Thos, b Needles. Of Nashville
grand treasurer made short ak.
/ as did Mis-. Margaret Weldon Of Cairo,
grand warden Of the Rebeliah State
assembly, Hon Holm NJ Herbert, OF
Murphysbcyo. and others
Chairman Jovner made a few pre-
limiparv remark as to the purpose of
the celebration being held and the
oroieeted organization Of new
Southern Illinois Anniversary associa-
lion
Although there We're represented
ir The meeting UPWARDS OF seventy
Odd Fellow and Rebellah lodges of the |
Southern Illinois territory. there was /
no word Of protest or opposition from |
any source whatever against the I
o. gauizatton Of the proposed a4socia /
ton. and he new association was I
horn chfretened and its future care +
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-05-13
Los Learning.

Indian education may not have done
mucu in general 70 lift poor 10 o.,
Of his primitive estate and ni him fr
competition with the whites. bus 10
has brought marked changes IN i4d..
yidual cases. An Oklahoma paper De-.
marks in a most matter-offact way
that Lone Wolf. one of the chiefs OF
tie Kiowas, lis also very religious
and Is q preacher Of conside.rJ bic fer.
utstioH He is q highly edurst-i In.
dian and reads his Greek II .48.e-t
every dav."
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-05-13
Motors in Naples.

4 Automobiles. says the British con.
sll ia Naples. are coming rapidly into
Use IN Naples. and will soon be adopt
Cd - pubic carriages. The use Of
mot boats has spread very much az
NaI-ca- Il viii soon be ali az with
the merry boatman and his boat" On
TIE Say OF Naples. AZ wei as with the
gonaolier on the canals Of Venice.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-05-13

4 novelty in Easter esss is ere Of
glass that is electrically iieiteI
Such EGGS aie made in white. q frost
e. glars nd in SsTi-ss coi-t.. t- q. d
WIEN The light tafI-i "a IL ---I
TIE arc iigLiei b. DCals g lea
BE corductor which may b. a.
ttche1 70 any electric light izture
and which is aail long enough e pr-.
nit placing them v-er-rtF j. E1s se
desired.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-05-13

CEp,ain- Nrs. a. " Weil- IN.
A. l. o. O F. nall. the Otd Fellow
a=a quarters iCr Tile day the Odd
Bellows work wa sxempifed bg q
nck.l lean LON mo member of me
1rpus l0jg, rap.e-cal-i i. ".
Wh,aUaY of C8rlerv.llc was c2Han
n. ifc tam.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-05-13
Case of Necessity.

"Ah! wizout her shall die. mon.
sieur."
HIN! Starvation, presume. -
Judge.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-06-06
Ra sehaIl Notes.

Dolan, the Great was the goods
again Tuesday, fielding finely and hit
ting timely single, driving in two
earned runs, and then making another
earned run himself, first man up in the
fourth.
Grogan didn't hit safely but he dem
onstrated that he is the goods in the
outfield and extremely fast on the
bases. He is valuable man, as he is
also swell infielder, ff any member
of the team gets bunged up. He hit
23O in the Iowa league last year. AS
far as fielding is concerned none of
the teams have anything on the Fargo
outfield
Rose robbed two more Lake Linden
ers of apparently safe hits by throw
ing them ontaHt FIRST and also had two
assists at tile oIate. His work this
year is sensational.
Six of Fargo's seven errors figured
in Lake Linden's scores. The mispIay
by Mehl didn't count.
Four of Lake Linden's five erreas
also helped Fargo around the paths,
the boot by Gruebner being the harm
less one. A
Fitz had a busy day with clean
record.
Pitcher Newcombe of the visitors
had a lot of fielding chances and han
died them all neatly, barring his high
heave to second to catch Donovan GO
ing down from first
Both Edwards and Lelivelt had five
put-outs in CENTER
Donovan broke into the game in
the ninth ats pinch hitter"
Strip nailed a long high foul back
against the grandstand.
Finnegan didn't have d strike out.
Ffnnegan can't lose At least the
fans hope he can't.
It was q nice game to watch despite
the dozen errors. The contest was a
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-06-06
y Sporting

| gan's catches was a peach and his
assist to third was a hair raiser.
tinnegan kept his hits well scat
| tered and contributed to the big error
| column by two that he failed to gel
| himself, but was in the game at al
| stages and landed the victory, making
| his fifth straight winning. with nc
losses for the season.
In addition to the outfield work of
Fargo, Dolan did a quick stunt in the
sixth in touching the bag on a widely
| thrown ball, and a stop by Solbraa of
high one was sensational.
The Lake Lindeners went down in
"a row in the first frame.
In Fargo's half, after Mehl was down.
strip started the fun with a nice sim
gle to right, Rose hit for two sacks
and Dolan scored both with a long
single, giving two earned runs.
Lake Linden got one in the second
on Donovan's low throw to first on
LeliVelt's grounder and Dolan's poor
return to third, and Fargo did Moth
ing.
In the third the visitors tied the
score when Kurke hit, was sacrificed
and scored when Strip failed to get
Roses throw in on WotelPs single
Fargo forged to the front in the
fourth when DOlan, the Great, hit one
on the trademark for a homer.
In the fifth Lake Linden went into
the lead. Finnegan was liberal and
allowed Kurke to saunter to the initial
corner, and erred on Newcombe's little
one. Gruebner sacrificed both men
along and WOtell made his second
safe one on which Kurke scored. and
Newcombe was caught at the plate.
strip seemed to think three were
down and paid no attention to WoteIl
VINO was hiking for third, and when
he did throw it was too wild to catch
the runner, who came home.
In the last of the same inning Fargo
knotted the score without a hit. DON
ovan walked and Newcombe tried to
catch him at second on Finnegan's lit
tie grounder. He threw all the way. to
centerheld and Lelivelt booted the ball
long enough for Donovan to reach the
plate.
The rest of the game was a blank
for Lake Linden and three zeros were
chaiked up for Fargo. In the ninth
the locals won by the kindness of
Third Bagman Lynch of the visitors
who heaved one high to first, then
booted another that he endeavored TO
take away from Gruebner. Donovan
came uD with two men on and one
down, and made good with a safe
swat scoring the winning run.
The SpOre
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-06-06

see-saW affair and the result in doubt
until the last half of the ninth.
Grand Forks has signed new
catcher, an Indian, named Holstein
There will be puns made at the ex-
pense of this noble red man.
Leach caught for Winnipeg yester-
day, and If the ruling of the league
officials count for anything he will
soon be with the Forkers
Manager Mcneil of Grand Forks
will have team that will be up and
doing before the season is very old.
If Pitcher Mcmillan, secured from
Burlington, is the goods Fargo should
start up the ladder.
Germany Finnegan may throw the
game tomorrow against Hancock.
Hancock comes for series of four
games and will be followed by Hough-
ton.
Inc ShrinerS will attend the baseball
game between Fargo and Hancock to-
morrow and the fez wearers may be
expected to do some roofing.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-06-06
WILL NOT BOOST SALARIES.
Effort to Increase Salary Limit il
North Cop League.

At the request of the Duluth clut
who was compelled to cut to ten mer
because of the high price paid to Man,
ager O'Dea, a telegraph vote was TAX.
en- today on the question of raising
the salary limit from $1,000 to $1,1OO
Duluth, Calumet, Hancock, Crane
Forks and Lake Linden were favorable
Houghton voted no, Winnipeg has no
been heard from and Fargo is op-
posed to an increase. The salary limit
in the league last year was $500 anC
was boosted to $1,000 when the com,
bination was made with the copper
country.
Secretary Glass is here today in con
ference with President Price or league
matters.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-06-06
saeiser,s Fine Work.

Grand Forks, N. D., June 6.-Speiss
ers fine pitching was the feature sgf
Yesterdays defeat of the--iocafs. He
held the Brownies down to one hit,
and one remarkable feature of the
game was the fact his outfleld had
fourteen put outs. The score:
r. III. E.
Grand Forks II OOOOOOOO-1 1. 2
Hancock -. 2OO0000O-S Z 2
Batteries-Grand Forks, Geincke
and Holstein; Hancock, Speiser and
Stewart
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-06-06
MITCHELL STUCK.
Alderman Tells How City Treasure,
Guessed Wrong Score.

did you hear how Charlie Mitchell
lost dollar on the ball game yester-
day." asked Alderman Van Horn this
morning.
Several persons in the police station
indicated that they had not and the
alderman from the seventh proceeded.
City Treasurer Mitchell and Deputy
Auditor Schruth We're in the city han
yesterday afternoon when the CONVEX
satlon drifted to the great national
game. Mr.. Schruth took down the tel
ephone receiver and asked central how
the game at the park was progressing
-Four to nothing in favor of Lake
Linden replied the telephone girl.
about that time Maurice johnson
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-06-06
Winninea Club Fined.

The Winnipeg club was fined $50 for
playing Perry Sessions in the opening
game against Grand Forks on the
ground that he was only loaned by
minneapolis for the occasion. The win
stands, however. The second game
was thrown out on a technicality that
the teams had no right to play double
headers on their first trip away from
home without first obtaining the con-
sent of other clubs in the league.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-06-06
Neary and Goodman.

Boston, June 6. - Charley Neary,
who recently showed such marked
ability in his battle with Jimmy Briggs.
and Kid Goodman will fight this even-
ing before the Lincoln club Chelsea
Goodman and Neary fought at Mil
waukee in December, 1904, and the de-
cision, after eight rounds of milling,
was draw. 1t is said that since then
Goodman has gone back a great deal
while Neary has steadily improved. An
interesting contest is expected. K
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-06-06
Thirteen Inninn 70.

Buxton, N. d., June 6.-Thompson
and Buxton played tie game, lasting
13 innings, at Buxton June 3. to q.
me feature OF the game was the pitch-
ing OF WINNER, who allowed Thomp-
son but one hit in eleven innings. Bat
terles-Buxton, Odegard, Hanson.
WINNER and Hanson; Thompson.
Sherdoll and Foley; umpire, Murphy.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-06-06
NEW PITCHER COMING.
Three-l Leaguer Signed by the Locals
Pool Released.

Manager Camitsch announces that
he has signed Pitcher Mcmillan, who
has been with the Burlington team In
the Three-I league this season. He il
recommended highly by Ned Egan, un-
der whom he has been working.
portation has been sent him and
ne IS expected to report any time.
The local management has released
Pitcher Pool. The latter was a nice
little fellow, with all the curves, but
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-06-06

it had been against the locals Satur-
day and Sunday.
The feature of the game was the
outfleld work of the Fargo bunch.
Rose was there with four assists and
a put out--Edwards had five put-outs,
two of them sensational, one Of Gro
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-06-06
YESTERDAYS SCORES.

American League.
Chicago Z Philadelphia 1.
st. Louis 9, New York 5.
National League.
Boston 3, Pittsburg 8.
Brooklyn 3, st. Louis 2.
New York 0, Chicago G.
Philadelphia 9, Cincinnati 8.
American Association,
Louisville 5, st. Paul 2.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-06-06
Winnioeq Won.

Winnipeg, Man, June 6.--After his
success Monday Pitcher Barry wanted
to go up against the Maroons again
and lost for the visitors He
was opposed by Bond, who pitched
good BALI: The score: .-...g !
8s r. H. E.
Houghton Il OO0O1OOO-2 2
Batteries-Winnipeg Bond and
Leach; Houghton, Barry and Smith.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-06-06
A. C. Lost Both.

Two games were played at the uni
Versity campus at Grand Forks be-
tween the agricultural college team
and the university. The "U" boys were
successful in both games, winning the
first by large margin, IL to 8, and
the last By a close score, 3 to 1.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-06-06
FINNEGAN WON AGAIN
Popular TwirIer Still Has the Rabbit
Foot-LocaIs Won in a Hot Ninth
Inning Finish.

Making more errors and fewer hits
Fargo defeated the tail cnders yester-
day afternoon. Luck was with Fargo
at most stages of the game. just as
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-06-06
The Very Best Remedy for Bowel

wy DesI hemeuy Tor Bowel
trouble. Mr.. M. F. .Borroughs, an
Old and well-known resident of Bluff
ton, Ind, says: II regard Chamber
lands Collie, Cholera and Dlarrhoea
Remedy as the very best remedy for
boWel trouble. l make this statement
after having used the remedy in my
famlly for several years, | am never
without it." This remedy is almost
sure to be needed before the summer
is over. Why not buy it now and be
prepared for such an emergency? For
sale by all druggists.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-06-06
SMITH is SUED.
Father of Eight Children no Longer
Wanted by His Wife.

| A divorce action was started in the
district court this morning by Lucy
Smith against w. L. Smith and an
order was made by Judge Pollock
citing the defendant to show cause
why he should not be required to nav
to his wife $40 week, as temporary
alimony and $3.50 attorney fees. The
order is returnable at o'clock this
afternoon.
Smith was arrested at Jamestown
yesterday by Deputy Sheriff Bingham
on charge of deserting his wife and
famlly. He was given a hearing in
Justice Miller's court today 1t was
Drought out at the hearing that the
officer had considerable trouble in To-
eating Smith, who admitted on the
stand that he had avoided the officer
in jamestown.
The charge in the complaint in the
action for divorce is cruel and in
human treatment.
1t developed at the hearing in court
iths morning that Smith is a carpen-
ter by trade but that he had been en-
gagged more recently in the more prof
.itable business of gambling. In her
complaint, Mrs. Smith charges that
.her husband has a large sum of
money, the exact amount she was not
able to give.
Ihe case against Smith was dis
.mt6ssed by. Justice Miller late this af-
Iternoon.
~ wish | could hold you to the dis
trict court FOR trial" said the justice
in dismissing the case, "but I cannot" I"
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-06-06

Earned runs, Fargo 3; two-base hits
Rose, Lelivelt; home runs, Dolan;
bases on ball--off Finnigan 2, off New
combe strike outs-by Newcombe Q:
Sacrifice hits-by Edwards, Greubner,
Newcombe; left on bases Fargo 4,
Lake Linden z Umpire Bassen. Time
1:27.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-06-06

with the failing Of many southpaws,
poor control.
Ferguson is retained, as he is thought
to be the goods il he can get better
control
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-06-06
loo Wet at Duluth.

Duluth, Mimi, June 6.-Rain again
prevented the game between Duluth
and Calumet.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-06-06

came in. He offered to bet that Far
go would win the game Mr.. Mitchell,
having great confidence in the teIe-
phone report accepted. Maurice only
wanted to bet 25 cents but Mr. Mitch
ell held out for 81 and finally the bet
was made.
Soon after. Mr. tSchruth telephoned
to find out again how the game was
progressing.
six to nothing in favor of Lake
Linden replied central.
Then Mr.. Mitchell had some fun
with Maurice Johnson, 1t was only
few minutes however, before the laugh
was on the other side. The game was
ended in a short time and the true
score was given out.
"'Five to four in favor of Fargo
said central"
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-06-06
$500 to Boston and Return. $500

SiS.oo to Boston and Return. $1,000
Plus $1.OO, from Chicago, via Nickel
Plate Road, May 81 to June 9, in.
clusivea also via New York City al,
excursion rates. Return limit of July
.l5 by extension of ticket. Folders.
rates and all information furnished
by applying to John Y. Callahan gen
eral agent, room 29S, No. 113 Adams
street, Chicago
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-06-06

Suits Almost Given Away
AT a. l.. Moody's Special Sales Thurs
day, Friday and Saturday
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1906-11-08
RESOLUTION

Providing for the levy of taxes in the City of
River Falls in the year 1906 for general expen-
ses of the city for the ensuing year and for the
payment of the interest and installments of
principal upon the corporate bonds of the city
falling due in the ensuing year.
Resolved by the Common Council of the city
OF River Falls; That there is hereby levied
upon all of the property, real and personal of
the City of River Falls as the same appears
upon the assessment rolls of said City for the
year 1906 as follows:
For defraying the general expenses OF the
city for the ensuing year the sum of two thous-
and dollars $4,000.
For payment of the interest and installment
Of the principal Of the water-works bonds of
such city falling due the ensuing year the sum
of two thousand one hundred dollars (S2, 1907.
For the payment of the interest and Install
ment of the principal of, the electrc-lght
bonds of said city falling due in the ensuing
year the sum of seven hundred dollars (S7OO).
For the payment of the interest and instalI-s
ment OF the principal of the Water-power
bonds of said city falling due in the ensuing
year the sum OF one thousand.six hundred dol
lars $1,000.
Passed Nov. 2, 1905. Approved.
Attest ALLEN p. WELD, F. M, WHITE,
City Clerk Mayor.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1906-11-08

Prof. H. A. Schofeld of Ellsworth
was referee and Prof. G. a. Rogers
of the Normal, umpire. -
Next Saturday Hastings High
school team will come here and
play the River Falls High on the:
High school campus. Last weeks.
game taught the boys a whole lot
about the game and a good exhibit
ton of "de-bruta1ized" football is
sure to be given. Everybody come!
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1906-11-08
Foot Ball.
Galahad IS. R. F. High II.

THE first the worst, Well here's
hoping. 1t was certainly no walk
away for Galahad, and it was a
clean, interesting game from start
to finish. This was not the first
game for the visitors but it was for
the locals-wherein lies a tale.
The River Falls boys played their
game better than Galahad but were
out-generaled by them.
Weather conditions were perfect,
not too warm for the players or too
cold for the large crowd of specta-
tors.
River Falls seemed to be having
a snap at first when they carried
the ball from the kickoff down to
Galahad's goal. Reynolds carried
the ball from the 20-yard line under
the bar but fumbled when tackled.
F. Symes, however, recovered the
ball and secured the first touch
down for River Falls. P. Symes
missed goal. River Falls S, Galahad
20. Soon after the second kickoff
River Falls fumbled and Waiter
worth caught the ball and ran 35
yards for a touchdown. Waiter
worth missed goal, leaving the score
5 to S. Galahad kicked to River
Falls, who were penalized and fore
ed to kick. Galahad was advanced
Is yards to River Falls 7-yard line
on account of rough playing on the
latter's part. They made touch
down from here in two rushes. PEN
field missed goal and the score
stood 10 TO 5 in Galahad's favor,
where it remained during the rest
of the half.
River Falls started the second half
by kicking to Galahad who were
soon forced to punt. Hendrix
blocked the punt and recovered the
ball on Galahad's 20-yard line.
From there they advanced steadily
and F. Symes went through for the
second touchdown for River Falls.
P. Symes kicked goal. Score, II to
10 in favor of River Falls. River
Falls kicked to Galahad and forced
them to punt but they recovered it
on tumble on River Falls 35-yard
line. After two small line gains a
fake line play worked and Waiter
worth was given clear field around
right end for. touchdown. PEN
field. missed goal and the score
stood Is to IL in Galahad's favor.
Timeswas up soon after the touch
down was made, The lineup
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1906-11-08
More Excitement.


A team belonging to Greel Bros,
pump and windmill plummers, be-
came urmanageab,e Monday morn
ing about 900 O'Clock and caused
considerable excitement for while.
They were hitched to the tool
wagon and were being driven by
Steve Green. In front of Lord liy-
cry barn the tongue fell and the
horses started on run. The
tongue and wagon striking them
worried the horses into a frenzy
and they dashed down Main street
at top speed trying to free them
selves. Green remained in the seat
endeavoring to hold them with the
lines. In front of Lund's hardware
store the tongue broke and striking
into the ground sent the front of the
wagon high into the air but Green
still held to the lines until the team
ran onto the sidewalk when he
jumped and luckily escaped unin-
jured. The horses continued their
run and went up Spring street for
half a block, turned around and
came back, crossed Main street and
went down toward the side-track by
Anderson's coal shed. They ran
the tool wagon into a coal wagon,
broke the harness, freeing them
selves from the wagon, and ran
south down the track, through the
cut and onto the bridge where they
fell. Excepting a few cuts about
the legs the horses were uninjured,
fact that seems almost miraculous
considering the route they took and
the distance they went over the rail-.
way ties and the open ties of the
bridge Ropes were brought and
the horses. dragged off the bridge
and led back up the track. 81.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1906-11-08
FRANK L. BAKER
Express and Baggage Line.

Leave orders at the Telephone Central or
private phone No.24. Special attention given
collecting Baggage from and delivering to all
parts OF the city. All kinds OF dray and team
work promptly attended to. Charges moderate
Wood Tor sale and delivered to all parts OF city
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1906-11-08
The Best is None
Too Good

In looking for a hard-coal heater or for
range bear in mind that they will last you for
years. Don't buy one because it is CHEAP
for cheaply made stove will use enough
more fuel to make it cost you more than a
good one in the end. FAVORITE or MOORE
or RADIANT HOME are SO well known that
we don't fear to "back them up" with strongest
guarantee.
Our stock of HARNESS is good. We can
supply with work harness or driving har-
ness at right prices. A good stock of
BLANKETS
at prices said to be below what others are
asking. Look at them and see if they don't
fill the bill
SHOT GUNS AND RIFLES
Now boys, we can set you up in Rifles from
$l75 up. We have a full stock of Shells for
Shot Guns and Cartridges for Rifles.
F.W STURTEvANT &C.;
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1906-11-08
2 = : 2
81

Buys as good a Poland China. Pig
as. can be had in. Wisconsin, strong,
growthy fellows that are sure to
make good breeders.
- VIC. BRADLEY. Hudson, Wis.