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The San Francisco call., 1908-09-13
Raisin Eaters Break
Up Game in Tenth
Check Winning Streak of Sand
Grabs in a Battle of
Pitchers
SPECIAL DISPATCH To TIE CALI

SPECIAL DISPATCH To THE CALL
SANTA CRUZ. Sept 12-Today's
game>was a great struggle between
the Sand Crabs and the Raisin Eaters
the latter winning in the tenth 1t
was a pitchers battle from the start
Two hits and-an error scored Shinn and
Hoag in the third. In the seventh
Kelly hit a liner which bounced un-
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-13
FRESNO
RUNS AND HITS BY INNINGS
SUMMARY

Earned runs-Santa Cruz 1. Fresno l. Two
base hits-Hartman, o. Hoag Sacrifice hits
Shinn, Collins. Spencer. Mott. Base on balls
On hopkins D, OF Baum /. Struck Out-By
Hopkins z, by Baum 10. Left on bases-Santa
Cruz ., Fresno 4. Double play-KeIly to Mott.
FIRST base on errors-Santa Cruz . Fresno 2
Hodson. ScOrer-Lucas
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-13
Frank Chance Signs for
Four Years More
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL

CHICAGO. Sept. 12--ofhcial announcement
was made today through Harry Pulliam presi-
dent of the National league. that Frank Chance
had signed a four year contract with the Cubs
The boss of the young bears Is now hooked
up for the seasons Of 1900. 1870 1911 and
1912 The document provides that the big
first baseman shall play ball and act as mana.
ger Of the team.
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SUMMARY

Home run-Brown. Three base hits-McHale.
lansing, Enwright Two base hit-Enwright
Sacrifice hits-Raymer Hooper. First base on
errors-San Francisco I. Sacramento I. First
bases-San Francisco A. Sacramento Z. Struck
out-By Russell .. by Brown A. Hit by pitched
ball-Bailey. Double plays-NealOn to lansing
to NealOn; lansing to NealOn. Brown TO Raymer
TO Nealon. Time OF game hour and 35 min
utes- Umpire-MOOre. Scorer-H. J. Ne.
CATCHY.
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ing against the Americans was mani
tested but the latter at all times con-
Quoted themselves like gentlemen and
met the scowls of the defeated with
smiles.
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expectedly, striking Iverson on the
nose and necessitating his retirement
walked Baum in the tenth.
and he was sacrificed to third and
scored on CrolTs single. The score:
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-13

SACRAMENTO. Sept 12.-Brown was
an enigma to Phif Knelrs players TODAY,
allowing but two hits and shutting out
the visitors. while the locals piled up
10 runs. Browns home run was the
only feature of the game The score.
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Amateur Baseball

The Lash's team Of San Francisco will cross
bats with the ]. y. PerTins at the Richmond
ball park today. Battery for Richmond, Seaton
and Summers; battery for Lash's, Hardy and
lie Long.
The third and deciding game between the
ball teams of the local freight offices Of the
Southern Pacific and Santa Fe will be played
today at 1850 at St. Ignatius bali grounds. Fol
lowing is the lineup:
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ALAMEDA
SUMMARY

Two base hits-Wolter. Sears. Darcy. wester.
berg. First base on called balls-On Wolter /
or johnson 1. Struck out-By Wolter s bv
Johnson 7. Hit by pitched ball-Lacey. Strei6
Passed balls-Thomas 2, Burns 1. Wild pitch
Johnson. Time OF game-1 hour and S5 minutes.
Umpire-Schroeder.
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REruRN OF HoRsEMEN

SEATTLE. Sept. 12.-when the steamship
President sails from here Sunday morning Il
Will carry big crowd of horsemen who are
going to California to spend the winter Every
berth on the steamer has been sold.
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NORTHWEST LEAGUE GAMES

At Eeattle-Seattle 0. Butte 5.
At Tacoma-Tacoma 9, Vancouver 3.
At Aberdeen-Spokane 8, aberdeen Z.
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SUMMARY

Two base hits-M0riarify, Chase. Conway St0-
len bases-Shay. Chase, Hackett. Joyce. Breanes.
Sacrifice hits-Shay >. Campbell. AIoriarity.
Joyce Innings pitched-By Moskiman 3. By
Shay l. Hits-OG M0skiman .. or shay O.
Struck 0ut-By Moskiman l. by O'Nell 3. Base
on baIlS-On O'Neil 4. Hit by pitcher-Hender-
son. Moriarity. Double play--Joyce TO Shay to
Chase. First base on err0rs--St0ckton 3, Oak
land 2 Left on Dissatisfaction 3, Oakland q.
Time Of game hour and IS minutes. Umpire
Mccarthy. Scorer-Reynolds.
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High School Athletics

has entered a football team in the
Academic league.
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lnm yesterday. The game vas snappy and

dium yesterday The game was snappy and
good showing was made by both teams. Wit
meyer, Holman and Holt Of Lick played well.
Jones OF Booae's academy and Babe Merchant
Of Wilmerding acted umpires and their work
was satisfactory TO both sides. Following is the
lineup Of the winning eleven: Witmeyer, full
back Henderson and Holt, left haifbacks; Hci-
Jones. quarter backs; Siebe aud Randall, right
ends; Mechele. right tackle; Furnal. right
guard; Smith, center; Phillips left guard; Ne
Near left tackle; Hummel, left end.
Lowell high schools football team went down
to defeat before the eleven OF Belmont yesterday
afternoon, % TO 0.
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STANDING OF THE CLUBS

RESULTS OF GAMES
Fresno 4, Santa Cruz 3.
sacramento 10, San Francisco o.
stockton s, Oakland o.
San Jose s, Alameda o.
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Exfras-MarshaI, KelchIing and Cathcart
Following officials OF the day: Honorary
presidents--W. ]. Hardy, agent Southern Pacific
company; n. w. Hall, contract agent Santa Fe:
managers-R. B. Cameron, Southern Pacific com
pany; p. Kocher, Santa Fe; umpires-W. L.
Tracy, Southern Pacific company; ]. J. Cherrier
Santa Fe. scorers-T. J. Wilder Southern Pa
cihe company; J. J. Clifford, Santa Fe.
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RUNS AND HITS By INNINGS
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-13

The football team OF Lick met and defeated
hat Of Reane'a academy. IA 70 0, at the sta
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-13

BELMONT. Sept. J2-Beimont toyed with
tic Lowell high school squad IN the practice
f0otbslI match this afternoon the preparatory
boys routing tie high school lads in two games
hv scores of % TO o and 80 10 o.
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STOCKTON
OAKLAND

: RUNS AND HITS By INNINGS
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-01-19
Rpltginll Il pnmrr
III UrdltEfnrnt
BY REV. j. F. MEYER,
Unitarian, NJ ilwaukee.

deeper values each Of the three great experience words Of LIE
namely: duty, JOY and sorrow.
The religious faith tranfgu joy that not only increases
the natural ganess life but eXas pue and intenfe IT. IS
almost commonplace of devotional literature
Religion ench the meaning of the duties Of life just as 1t trans
figures JOYS To religious conscience is the voice Of God
duties are divine commands need Of brother dyney given
opportunity open which God has set before ideals and
aspirations the inspirations of his spirit and since they are Of Gol
they mgnatons but assured promises they angelic
voices calling higher planes the approval OF conscience y m
smile heavenly father the proach of conscience the buke OF
supreme righteousness and the pang of ontron and rnorse are the
castigations of infinite love-
From religious point of view duty faithfully performed
every sacrifice made sake act of obedience to TO
whom obedience due 1t deed Of personal loyalty to one whom
he soul and loves is offering of loving gratitude to
him Who Is the all the souls blessings is lesson well
learned problem solve by the great eternal teacher Is
holy and blessed by which have real communion with
God This is the TRANSPORTATION of duty.
Sorrow last Of the three great words of life II is the COM
panon y The great word of religion which corresponds 1t
is resignation
10 magic Of religion even sorrow becomes translucent as u
we're and we see God ung through all As the material
SIM shines through rftd Clouds God who the sun of our souls
sends the light warmth Of his love through the clouds of sorrow
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-01-19
CAIRO IN 1861
! S4sSsaS ! iss7Sas's';ss9s'sss'

The columns Of the Gazat are ~
mourning fer the death a atei hen a,
Douglas, who passed away Jule 3.
The Carbonate Times in June stat
ed that the impression prevailed that
John A. Logan and Judge Alien were
secessionists. This the Times delisd,
and stated that these gentlemen uscd
their influence to prevent the organiz
ing Of a rebel company IN Marion, but
their counsels were unavailing.
Dir. Horace lWardner arrived II
Cairo, as surgeon Of the Twelfth Hi
nois regiment.
In June, the city CT Aton took
companies Z and F of the Eighth
regiment, Captain Hopkins artillery
and a number OF Cairoites to Column
bus, on a prospecting expedition,
When they arrived at that town a
large crowd collected at the wharf A
secession flag was seen flying a short
distance from the landing CaDt.
Barnes Of the boat. accompanied b.
che or two friends cut down the fiaF
and returned with it to the beat az
molested On examination g the fa5
it was found that the names e cig'i
prominent Columbus young la3i's
were inscribed ON tho Stars.
Maj. Gen Mcclellan arrived IN
Cairo on June 18th. lie reyi wed tie
troops under The command Ct General
Prentiss and was pleased with the
proficiency Of their drill
The Carbonate Times reports tha.
Hon. John A. Logan had visited the
encampment near Springfield and la
addressed the troops He urged chat,
in "A conflict between the country and
its enemies within or without. no
matter what may have led to the war
it was the patroits duty 10 rally ie
support Of the flag, and ne was proud
to know that now. as ever. the DEM
ocracy OF Illinois. in point Of number
are foremost in the fight
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148hat tllr AurHe
Ought III Br
BY ANNIE PAYsoN CALL.

our friends their illnesses patiently and quietly and to adjust
things about them they enabled get well faster because of
the give them.
Sometimes have only Is minutes the morning and 10
minutes al night TO be with friend arrange things for the
ay and FOR the night that will have left behind directly curative
shuc because feels cared for the best way and has
fdenec enough follow the suggestions have given
More depend. upon the spirit with which approach invalid
than anything else
trained nurse who graduated the head of her class and has
ab who knows exactly what to do and when to do It, may
bring s spirit mpoance and hustle that everything she does
for the n,a ease and rcupon eounteractd by the
unrh professional spirit with which the work Is done.
On hand who has only slight knowledge Of
nursing can bring ru unobuse atmosphere with her that
the invalid gains from her very presence.
Overwhelming only tiome and often annoying but
drag who Is H.
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TIME earn CAIRO ELEC1nlc RVS

BELT LINE cars due to ieavs Second 81. 81
lug north on Commercial Ave, every Is min
utas from 4. m. to II p. m
Going rorth on Walnut St every Is m'nute
from sos m. TO 1858 q. m.
POPLAR ST. INE--Holbrcok Ave, orr
to leave Seconr ut setng uerth on HolerHo
same minutes every honr until 1912 sne ii;ii
D. m.
Going west on TWEEN Y Eighth Ut. Vt s:ts'
f:f9; 6;34; $40; and 1904 H. n.anS on same min.
ut-s every hour until 1924 and li:ff . n.
Poplar st. cars due To pass ct. MAYS PARK
l. minutes after leaving Second st.
BELT LINE OWL CARS north 90 Walnut
II: 80 D. m, 1894 q. m; 30 4. M; I" M.
4 so a. m; 4 40 a. M; S. 30 n. IN.
North on Comm -cisl--l2:n0 o. m i:n0
N. 400 q M, 8. 90 a. M. 4 no NJ, So q.
pelt and Owl ears are due tn pAsa Yes
thirty fourth st. is minutes after LEAVING
Second st
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Biography.

The Right Hon, Augustine Birreli,
chief secretary for Ireland, was born
near Liverpool, January 10, 1850, the
son of distinguished nonconformist
clergyman. He was graduated from
Oxford University in 1872, became a
barrister in 1875. and few years ago
was made a bencher Of the Inner
Temple. He has been in politics since
1885, and has by no means been al
WAYS successful, in fact In three cut
of his FIVE contests lie has seen the
other man win. II was not until 1893
that he first entered Parliament With
the organization of the Campbell.
Zimmerman cabinet Mr. Birrell was
made president Of the board Of edu-
cation. When James Bryce was
chosen to be British ambassador to
the United States Mr.. Birrell sue
ceeded Mr.. Bryce as chief secretary
for ireland. Mr. Birrell has distin
guished himself in literature and also
is well versed In the law, having been
Quain professor cf law in University
College. London. for several years
His best known literary works are his
lives OF Hazlitt and Charlotte Bronte
and his edition of Boswell's John
son.
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And yet II Is IN the presence, eVel
in spite OF such circumstances a
these that those IN authority need 70
exercise their coolest Judgment a1d
their highest patriotism, lest una
cover Of popular prejudice or enthn
siasm great and lasting injury be
done to the community. Ia this m
stance the mayor has grave duty
TO perform. He will be strongly be
set BY conflicting interests, personal
and corporate-thes are to be found
on both sides Of the ordinances ne
needs to have care; he needs to
rise above these interests; he needs
to rise above popular or seemingly
popular clamor and give the two
measures presented to him thorough
consideration from the high stand
point OF general public interests, ~
terly regardless of, without prejudice
against or favor to, any other inter
ests
That the ordinances are defective
in so far as ttleS eApfcSS ll1 ""AN7
and interests of the companies pre-
senting them is not to be assumed,
for the attorneys of these companies
were engaged fer weeks in framing
them phrase by phrase, with every
word having meaning. That they
are faulty so far as guarding the pub
lie interests are concerned Is admit
ted; that they grant too much-more
than is granted elsewhere III the state.
more than needs to be granted in or
der to procure the building OF the IN
terurban railway here-this is not
open to question. His Homer VIII
doubtless gather these facts together
definitely in the course OF crltlcai
examination OF the documents before
him. with such disinterested legal ana
az he may feel in need of, and when
he has collected them, he can weigh
them and decide whether or not they
are sufficiently grave to justify him III
sending the ordinances back to the
city council for further consideration
and amendment.
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WON'T RECOGNIZE HAFlz.

Tangier, Jan 49,, Bandit laisu
presiding at q gathering Of the Bea
Iarous Falls and Anjeras tribes, aAd
Marabout Mulai Abdel Salem govern
or Of Morocco City, yesterday an
nounced that they would refuse to
recognize Mulai Hafiz as sultan, claim
ing that Abdel Aziz still is the right
full ruler according to the Koran Such
also is RaisuIis answer to Hatiz's let
ter to him demanding an act of no
mage. Raisuli has counSeled the
tribesmen not to follow Hali2.
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ADDITIONAL CITY BRIEFS.
Lecture at the synssos.

Rabbi b. Sadler will lecture at the
synagog. 11O5 Commercial avenue on
the subject Of "Tolstoy and his
Views" this evening. Count Lyof y.
Tolstoy has become one Of the best
known and widely read authors Of the
world and may rightly be considered
one Of the Nineteenth Century proph
cts. ranking with Carlyle. Emerson
Tennyscn. Ruskin. Hugo. etc. Every
one of his words. says Max Nordau
in his book Degeneration awakens
an echo among all civilized nations
on the globe The lecture is free to
all. The public cordially invited 4
attend.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-01-19
GOT HIS HAIR BACK.
War Perfectly Daid when lie Started
to Use Newbro's Herpicidc

Frederick MANUEL, Maryland block
Butte, Montana. bought a bottle OF New
BROS Herpiclde. April Q. 80, aud began to
use 1t for entire badness. The hair fol-
llcles In his scalp We're not dead and In
20 days he had hair all over his head
on July he writes. "and today my hair
IA as thick ara lu~urlart as any ore
could wish" Newhro's Herpicide woyks
on an ola principle and with new DIS.
covery--destrcy the caurc and you ro'
move the effect. HerpiciGe destroys the
germ that causes dandruff. falling hair.
and finally badness so that with the
cause gone the effect cannot remain.
Stops falling hair at once and a new
growth starts Sold by leading
druggists Send 10c. in stamps for sample
to The Herpiclde Co.. Detroit Mich
rv9 sizss--S0 cents ana yl.ss.
s'aul q. Sshuh 4 Soma. Special Agents.
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WILL BE TWO MONTHS
BEFORE MATTER IS SETTLED.

Rome, Jan. lS.--Archbishop Rierdan
Of san Francisco win leave here Wed
nesday for Naples and sail for Amer
lea on January 29 Speaking of the
question Of the appointment Of Dr.
Hanna as coadiutor Of San Francisco
he said that he was given to under
stand that it would be at least two
months before the matter was settled
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-01-19
CHARTER is FILED.

Goldheld, New, Jan ia charte
for the Nevada Miners Union. incor-
porated, was filed with the cCuutg
clerk to-day This is union that -
intended to displace the Western Fed.
Grafton in the Goldfield district and
has the moral support Of the operators
association.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-01-19

TO take really good
care of one who is i'll re.
quires not only knowl-
edge but intelligent pa.
thence and immeasurabl1
tact.
\ little knowledge will
90 a great way, and we dc
not need to be trained
nurses in order to help
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-01-19
December Circulation.

f-.793-I ~ 81 : -VIV
The above ID a correct statement
OF the number Of copies of the Cairo
Bulletin printed daily and Sunday
during the month Of December 1907
and the year 1907.
CLYDE SULLIVAN,
Business Manager.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this sixth day Of January 1908.
LEO J. KLEB.
(SeaI.l Notary Public.
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Many people suffer from BLOB
Pnirnr a,d dnnst L.nn,u u

Many people suffer from Blooi
Poison and don't know Il.
If You have aches and pains In tSe
bones. back OF joints, Itching. Soabby
skin blood feels hot or thin; Swollen
Glands, Rising and Bumps on the
skin. Sore Throat or Mbuth. falling
hair, Pimples or offensive erupiions.
Cancerous Sores. Jumps or Sores on
Lips. Face or any part Of the bri .
Rash on Skin. are run down o. --r-
vous, Ulcers on any part Of the 10y.
Carbuncles OF boils. Take Botsnic
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to cure even the worst and most dec
seated cases. b. B. B. drive5 all pc
onous matter from the system an
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Aches and Pains are stepped. all Erup
tons. Sores. Pimples. even cancer are
quickly healed and cured.
BOTANIC BLOOD BALM. "a. q. 5.l
composed Of pure Botanic Ingredients.
DRUGGISTS. 81. Sold in Cairo. III
BY W. ? Simon, f3Cf Washington Ave.
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TEMPERANCE MAJORITY.

Knoxville, Tenn. Jan. 1S,-Tn the
city election heretoday John NJ.
Brooks, Democrat, was elected may
or. Enforcement Of the temperance
laws was the main issue and the
reformers claim seven Of the eleven
aldermen are for temperance.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-01-19

at any cost: and the predominatins
sentiment OF the community is not dis
pc sed to listen patiently to any harsh
criticisms of the eight aldermen VINO
resorted to what mag be termed q
parliamentary trick to pass the two
very liberal ordinances last Tuesday
night
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-01-19

the Sacred Heart church. Augusta,
Georgia.
The French government has ex
PEELED the Augustinian nuns from The
great Paris hospital Hotel Dieu
which the nuns Of that order have
conducted for twelve hundred years
These nuns were even spared during
the Reign Of Terror.
The Patriarch Of Jerusalem recentls
visited Nazareth and confirmed q
class Of zoe in that city.
Father Andre Burgerman. the assis.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-01-19
JUSTICE OF PEACE WOUNDED.

st. Louis, Jan. 1S-While trying to
intercept two burglars who had beel
ransacking a neighbours house, jus
tice of the Peace Martin F. Moore,
was tonight shot and probably fatally
wounded. One suspect is under ar
rest.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-01-19

True religion has pow
cr to transfgure The
whole of this poor hu.
man life of ours, and tc
change its often ambi-
tious countenance into
an aspect of light and
beauty. because it can
nut a new content, 8
more /iorious meaning
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-01-19

ant and successor Of Father Damien,
IN charge Of the lepers at Moloka:,
died recently In Honolulu,
1t is estimated that about l,loo,oo0
pupils attend the various Catholic
colleges. academies, and parcchial
schools throughout the United states,
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-01-19
CIRCULATION STATEMENT

Average number Of complete and
perfect copies OF the Cairo Bni'
letin printed daily and Sunday
during the year 1907. ..:..'.,,1l'o
Average number of complete and
perfect copies OF the Cairo Bul.
letin printed daily and Sunday
during the month Of December
,an7 .2o53
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Memento.

whats this you have framed?'
MY first divorce decree, answered
Mr.. Soofalls with reminiscent smile
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-01-19
The Patriots Boast.

Yes: he visited Rome, Paris. Lon
don, Athens an Vienna.
AN what does he say?'
Says Squashville's good enough fer
him"
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-01-19
JANUARY 10, IN HISTORY.

1543-Franeis II. OF France born Dea
Dec 5, 1860,
.17G4-W Wilkes expelled from the
House of Commons.
-Insurrection in the island Il
Granada.
General Robert f. Lee born.
Died Oct. IL, 1870.
1sO9-Edgar Allan Poe, American
writer. born. Died Oct. I, 1919
ls1S-Sir Henry Bessemer, inventor
Of the process for converting
cast iron into cast steel, born
Died March Is, 1898.
1s19-George F. Shepley, military gov
ernor of Louisiana in the civil
war. born in Maine. Died July
20. 1878.
lS65-General Robert f. Lee appoint
ed commander-in-chief Of the
Confederate army.
leGO-British captured the Derylsh
leader, Osman Digna.
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Mould Come the Next.

Rover, Rover, Rover. Rover, Rover,
Rover."
why do you call your dog six
times?"
Because he's apt to answer one
time out OF seven.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-01-19
BASKET BALL.

Chicago. Jan. 1S.-University Of CAi
cago 49, State University of Iowa,
10.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-01-19
JUST A FEW MINUTES
WITH T;iE FUNNY MAN

Misunderstood.
They say you're queer,
That is the cry
And some may sheer
AS you pass by
Well, don't deny the allegation
Columbus had that reputation.
They say you're odd,
Srch is the claim,
But let them nod
That Is no shame.
II ought to be a 10y. I'm stating
TO gel Sir Isaac Newton's rating.
When others sheer
As you pass by,
When far and near
1ney raise a cry
Ana dub you freakish from each
steeple,
They're CHASING YOU with famous
people
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Result, is what the ADVERTISE vssts
ana that Il What be gets when be
places his advertising In ia szh
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In Real Life.

N Real Lie
Jaw. shucks. the world amt no
stage"
What's up now?'
when a Teller in play comes
home late. he's all primed with bril-
liant rapid-dre repartee. but when !
90 home late have to stink in. Aw.
shucks.'
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You pay G little mols Dr classified
sdveruens N tins Bulletin thsn
stAsf Cairo papers but yoz Eet ths
sssnaE<