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The evening world., 1908-12-18


Charley Harvey. manager Of Jen Driscoll,
last night received an offer from some kpoTS'ng
men o: New Haven. Conn, fot Driscoil 70
fight tommy Murphy a twelve-round ooui
there after the holidays. Harvey sait be
would be pleased 70 make the match Il 'ho
demanded Harvey would not state what
the amount was. but 1t is thought II - not
less than $500.
Albany is certainly developing into real
,yei.in- -the-wool fight town. nearly ever
Week two or more boxing shows are he'd
and no attempt has been made to stop them
as the authorities claim that the bouts are
great amusement for the club members. For
The next STAG OF the Knickeroocker A C., ~
that city, N Dec. ~ the officlais haNe
Ediie Murphy OF Boston. for six rounds.
Jack Morgan. the indianapolis welter.
weight. VINO Johnny Oliver says Is great
night he Will meet Billy Griffith. of Gin
cinnati for twenty rounds az Springfield.
o.. while on Jan. he viii tackle Jimmy
Clapbe, & Miiwa4kss, Tor twenty rounds sf
he ought to stop Griffith, for the latter was
beaten by n thiTd-ratcr at the Nationa! A. c.
a short time ago.
The evening world., 1908-12-18

Shrubb WASN'T very talkatve. In fact
he seemed to be holding back much of
importance in his Marathon talk. He
implied, however. that he wasn't very
anxious to run over the Marathon route
with anybody. He says he has never
run the distance and isn't sure he could
stick the route.
MY game has been anythin from
two miles up to twelve miles" says
The evening world., 1908-12-18
ST. PAUL WINS EASY
GAME FROM ST. MARKS.

81. Paul hockey team showed that
tHey have some class last night by de-
ieating the team from st. Marks by
score of II TO o at st Nicholas rink. The
losers We're out .dssed at all times, and
never had a chance 10 score. Ii was the
second victory IN as many nights for
St. Paul, they having defeated the fast
St Nicholas seven on the previous
night.
The evening world., 1908-12-18
Griffith Trying to Work Deal
Through to Get Hunmell
for Reds.

his position. The Giants manager says
he Is going to give them all chance.
The one thing worrying McGraw just
now is what to do with Merkle, He is
too good a man TO keep on the bench
but 1t would be foolish TO put him on
first with Tenny playing the greatest
game of his life. BY the way. McGraw
has some other good bench material,
such as Brain. Barry and Devore. Just
what he viii do with them is a puzzle
The evening world., 1908-12-18

Roger Bresnaf,an would like TO have
Fred Merkle for his ST. Louis team, IL
is said Merke has asked Bresnahan
70 try and get him away from New
York. Bresnahan says only three players
on tho St Louis team are sure OF their
bertha next season. The three are
K9aetchy. first basemau; Joe Deishanty'
gu fielder. and Billy Gilbert. AT that
Gilbert Will not play regularly, but win
oe used lnaiak. as a coach 10 the young
The evening world., 1908-12-18
Bresnahan Wants Merkle
to Strengthen Cardinals


spns Shannon thAt cost John T, Brush a
big bank roll when hs wes bought from tho
81. Louis club. only % prove a host here, Is
On rhs wa5 down che line. Pitsours got him
wnsn me Giants wsIe through with him, and
now the Pirates have SEM him on his way TO
the Kansas City American Annexation club
Shsnnon Is tha first man IN the big leagues
To get the axe for the 1909 season.
Ono OF the funny baseball happenings Of
the 1905 season Ia the fact that two pitchers
now on the Philadelphia National League
staff tw1rLeA no-hit games on the sslns day
last season. Aug - was the day, and Harry
COvaleski-fatetul name for tho Giants then
with Lancaster, shut Reading out without
hh or q run, while YandyEe, then with
shamokin. did eiss same thing 60 Pottsyille.
Another funny thing Is that Van Dyke had
perfect support except for an error on the
part OF another Coyaleski, kid brother q
Harry's. who is expected 10 make good with
the baltimore Eastern League CLUB ~ 1900
Jhis on. - not a pltcher' but Is looked On as
Ira Thomas once a Highlander, then a
Detroit ~ ger, and NOW said 10 belong 20 tho
Fhiladelph.a Athletic, rs baking on tho dsa.
nat sends him there Manager Jena,nss
sy4l lAs F.AkiIA ca AIa-..' TO- CONNIE Mack 'Hr
Gently but m mas ans ne wi. play Hltr
Detrlit or qult the game. however lts .l,y
December. sIld bal payers have lot %,
tiHs % change their u4ials before the be-
!iaEt IN miI-Aprl,
Joe Kelley viii brins legal proceedings
6gHluSt the Hostpn u.uu Tor Can,eulnE n.s
contract 10 manage rto team lu liSp. he.-y
sispea two ttaF contract m zoos. bur
owner nOYry refuses 10 allow Tim q rpa mage
no team ths saas1r rs IIgtts s4fe
ii'ng mat kelly M.I Nlh '1s suit, Ills
contract was an !rulc.1d one.
The evening world., 1908-12-18

Shrubb, and at these distances I think
can beat any one man in the world or
might say any two men IN relays.
Yes there is chance of my run
ming the Marathon against Longboat.
continued the little Englishman- II
think If l 81 arted out to train for such
a long race that ! would go through
with it. but It is all a chance.
Running a Marathon Is not a Ques-
The evening world., 1908-12-18
Marathon Contest.

The first Marathon ur endurance 81 .aol.
col est N me- s.as1n .,iu a. nei IA u.
IHHnK Central alleys. about Jan Do Er-
ulrs wiN he limited co. ton tta. men teaua
~ kpslsF aud GTahl,
The evening world., 1908-12-18
Great English Runner Says He Can
Beat Any Man Up to Twelve Miles,
but Any Greater Distance Is
i New to Him.
BY VINCENT TREANOR.

a LFREp English He
n fro1nB 3
Longboat He to-day
Pollok
Mad on 8
The evening world., 1908-12-18
Pdpke to Meet Kellu
Again in Short Time

fight fifteen rounds at the olympic A c.. Of
Essingtcn. Pa. In two weeks. a bout Of this
duration would prove couclusively whether
Cross IS n good or only one OF those
siN-rOund s,rappSTs.
The evening world., 1908-12-18
. HE Nationals affair tonight
between Glover and Madden,
ten rounds. will be quite ex-

between Glover and Madden,
ten rounds, will be- quite ex-
elusive. 1t Will be harder for
stranger to get past the club en-
trance tonight than for camel to
go through the eye OF needle, and
It won't make any difference how
rich the stranger is.
Everybody does the full dress thing at
the National now-that is, everybody
worth mentioning. There are a few
newspaper members. OF course. who go
f. In their working clothes after first
brushing off all traces OF the hod.
There was a time when the National
let In unknown gentlemen introduced by
members. Just as q matter OF courtesy,
but no more.
However, tho idea of ten rounds m
stead of six Is enough 10 cornpensate
!he members for any structure on the
Inyitaton proposition. It's almost Ike
Sta Snn,s .hes; tn when one can see ten round
by the way, ought TO put UP quite an
interesting entertainment.
~ FAD the F'udge-and youll get
K what The Evening World printed
weeks ago. There is Tommy
Burns's letter. for instance, with Pro-
moter McIntosh's statements about the
division OF the purse. and the sums
drawn at the gate in former Australian
fights. We put that in type on this
ssas aase oas oppS4S SS aga and pfned Il tas fos
news, Il has TO DO things like mis-,
lacking ne ability to get up 10 date
It's ysrv fIa-,arfpo 80 ,,a - - ~,
Evening World when others follow in
our footprints, even when the trail is
Read The Evening World spor-1nr
pages and youth be able 10 gness in
advance what some OF our snterprising
rivals will print under & new label TWO
weeks later.
VHAT'S funny gag Frank Chance
Is sprtngtng on the Los An.
gelesang. So our Giants are row.
dies. who lay In wait TOR opposing
teams 10 beat them UP" La-la- IslaIa
Isn't II sad?
Frank Chance, we have often noticed
is one Of the most polished little gents
engaged ia the business Uf baseball
He's 80 polished that hes almost q
shine.
r D. RoCKEFELLER is in stat.
of intense alarm Ru,aors OF I
great rival money king have pene
1rated TO his private ear, Where
Right here IN n, 7 Name-Pst Pow
ers. cupation-promoter. OF lsrt
and In the near future Mr.. Powers 4.
busy controlling the Marathon prus
lie is uhe organizer and sole owner o.
that same, Beside il the siX-Day Tus
beside one of those thiugs full ul m4l
Ihaf grows on cugoanut trees, HuscuH.
The evening world., 1908-12-18
HERZOG IN THE OUTFZELD.
TROUBLE FOR SEYMOUR

turn they all want Hummell. Silent
John" as Hummen is called. is some
bail player at that. Incidentally he is
the man who put Doyle cut of business
last summer by spiking him in the leg
and probably lost New York the cham
pionshtp.
McGraW Likes Herzoe.
But speaking OF Herzog. McGraw
thinks he would make n great outfielder
If given a little experience. He is one
Of the best men IN the business to yet
on base. and his hitting is pretty close
to 300 1t would be a great thing 10
have him and Doyle both in the lineup.
An outfied made up of Donlin. Murray
and Herzog would be a wonder. Sey-
nour Is still on the Job, however, and
he win make anybody hustle to grab
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-11-21
81 $3.50 WANTED
TO RUN PUMPS
CAIRO DRAINAGE DISTRICT COM
MISSIONERS ASK FOR FIFTH
ASSESSMENT.
LAND OWNERS PROTEST
Alleging Money Not Needed-UnIsual
High Water and Rains Made
Operation Of Pumps Elk
pens.ve.

IN the county court today Judge w
: Dewey presiding q bearing VIII
De- had on the application OF the com
missiouers Of the Cairo Drainage Dis
ulct for The fifth assessment upon
the property ia the district. TO meet
the expenses Of maintaining The
lyyees aud operating the dranie'
pumps. The application calls tor $ls.
80
II is understood that objection VIII
De made by several property owners.
including G. q. Pa,ier VIM. Wood.
Peter KessIer Mr.. Hastings. Their
objections are several chief among
them being that they have not We,
paid in all Of tine fourth assessme''
and they do not wish TO have fii'a
levied until the fourth has been eN
haustcd.
n appears that. OWNS 20 the extra.
ordinary rain and high water season
of the last two wears. the expense OF
operating the big drainage pumps ia
the district has been uuusualI. heavy
and there remains only about S-4oe
I'M line fourth assessment. which vii.
not 20 very far toward operating fhr
pumps next spring when iho riEei
Hsc again. To insure effective ami
continuous work there the commits
uissiouers feel they must have mos-
money
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-11-21
Christmas snop Meeting.

The Christmas shop Council met
Thursday afternoon al The residence
rf Mr-. z. AFral of SIS TV-ntt.
dnh street a report from various
committees Indicate Chat preparation
lar the Christmas ShoD are progress
lug satisfactorily and fHe rr0iss.
promises -1 Doe carried ol most sue
.U-sfufly
% has been decided -1 bold ftr
shop i8 fbo urw annex 0f tho Cairo
Baptist church on Tenth street -.s
fea room and deTicare--au department
FOB Boz located bob rhs basement and fr.
other departments. ou rHe main foo-
s yers pretty and novel plan has bee.
arranged for the tea room. each IaF ri
have menu characteristic OFF a Ha
zion. rEe vaif-es-e- to hc GarheI ir
'a" costume offhsr country TH
committee in charge az The tea r00u
has arranged the following program
MONDAY morning. American evening
/ NeE England Tuesday lunchca1
Mexican: evening. Chimes. Weiuss
I iay luncheon. Dufrh- evening Welsh
I THURSDAY luncheon. English. evening
E Italian Friday luncheon. French
evening. Scotch Saturday luncheon
iGearman- evening. a creole luncheon
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-11-21
Surprised Hostess.

a very pleasant affair was the sur.
prise party for Miss Ella Sisney given
Thursday evening at her home on
Division street by Miss Margaret FaE,
rell and Miss Edith Fitzgerald.
Tae evening was very pleasantly
spent with games.
Those attending We're Helen Ne
Donald, Beatrice aud Margaret Ca
mody Amanda Felnagel Charlotte
Steger, Edith. Gertrude and Emma
Fitzgerald. Alta aAbernataie. Hazel
White. Ella Sisney, Margaret and
Lille Farrell Maurice and Henrs
Fitzgerald John DHscoll, Joe and
John Cannon, Bruce DwFer
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-11-21
POSITIVELY

Better qualities, newer styles
finer workmanship in Ladies
and Misses Goats and Suits than
can be had elsewhere in the city.
I'VE have great many STYLES To-
select from in Black. Brown. Green
and Reds
Making your purchase from IT.
means that YOU will bc satisfied
as the garments we sell aIwaN 81
wear we'll and retain their SHAPE
We will hr glad to show Nou
our line. We are not selling
sample lines that are soilcd and
half worn out. Every garment
We show is fresh from the manu
fcturcr these are worth consider
ing.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-11-21
Ensemble Club.

The Amateur Musical Club will give
4 recital at Miss Woodwards home on
Eighth street tonight at 7:3o o'clock
Following is the program
Classical German, Beethoven; 1.-TWO
pianos Duo.l
]. Symphony No ] c 4ur op. u
Miss Laura Clendenen. Miss Bessie
Batterton, Kathleen Becker, Rose
Howley
>. symphony No c moll op 81
Allegro con brio, Andante con motto,
Jewel and Hazel Harmed.
g. symphony No. dur. op. 60
Mrs H 5. Candee, Mrs b r Thistle
wood. Misses Allie Belts and BLANCHE
(. symphony No. op. l25, Motto
vivace, adagio motto canlabile-Mrs.
rhistlewocd, Miss Woodward.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-11-21
RULES OF TIE CONTEST.

Subscriptions may be paid at the
office and votes will be issued but If
YOU will call or phone 10 the office
we will furnish YOU with a small re-
ccirt book SO that you may get your
friends subscriptions before they
give their votes to some one else
4 subscription will not be counted
new rnless it adds a subscriber TO
our list. We Will not count a sub
scription as new If the paper is just
ordered delivered to another name at
the same address.
The primary purpose of this con
test is 10 gain new subscribers for
The Bulletin, and for this reason
special inducement is offered for
new subscribers to come voluntarily
or for old subscribers whose babies
are in the contest to exert them
selves If they would have the full
benefit Of the proposition. Hence, no
trick or scheme 10 evade the rules
cf the contest. or 10 defeat its pri-
mary purpose, can be recognized, and
every effort will be made to guard
against this
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-11-21
NAVAL ARCHITECTS
Ard Eng neers End Meet'ng-Ao
dressed at Banquet BY Prest-
dent merchsntS Marine.

New York Nov. 2o-Tbe meeting
ot the S0cietS of Naval Architects
AMI Marine EuEiueors closed tonight
This evening the members sat down
% banquet a. which J. g. Butter.
Pr. president Of the Merchants Ma
rips I..aguc OF the Jnitei State.
uleal for the upbuiliiag of The MeT
chant marine
EftIer- RAD letter which be- bal
written 20 Taft tf-ueakiuz bis o.
1f,e ration iu the matter anil made
Fntan the fact that fhe president
elect bad replied. giving every assur
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-11-21

Ten dollars in gold will be awarded
each week at S O'Clock SATURDAY
night and the large prizes will be
awarded Saturday Dec. 5th.
The ballot cut from the paper
counts one vote. These ballots must
be cast at least once each week
Besides the small ballots votes are
issued with subscriptions to The Bull
Ietin.
For every dollar that is paid on
new subscriptions $50 are issued and
for every dollar that is paid their
subscriptions by old subscribers 100
votes are issued.
No votes will be issued when a
sum less than one dollar is paid on a
subscription
The following table will aid you:
The Bulletin months sl20 gives
100 votes.
The Bulletin months $3.50 gives
$50 votes
The Bulletin months $3.50 gives
iG0 votes
The Bulletin one year $500 gives
720 votes.
n a subscription Is now 30 addi
tlcuaI votes will be given for every
month paid.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-11-21
Visitors Day at Country Club.

Today is visitors day at the Coun.
try Club and each resident member
Is privileged to bring guest either
resident or nonresident Visitors
days are popular feature OF the
Country Club and doubtless there viii
be a large assemblase today at the
attractive club house
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-11-21
VIII Be Called Monday.

Toe Cases OF the saloon mrn
aesln-t whom true bills were found
Is the .ata grand iurE. viii be- caile.
rcr trial iu ths county court Mouiay
70 o. understood that some Of them
aiI he continued 500 the neat tern.
rf court
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-11-21
90 pemand 20 g..

A. r-oult OF tire rul5icati0n of
rrs long list OF new hooks ready tor
i--raurr 10 the public library yester-
H-- to- library was flied With
IsirHs eager for the many excellent
f-rFs and the Librarians were kept
xffs hEsy giving ont works. not only
If Grfion uhich always is pcpulaT
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-11-21
TO ICE CONSUMERS
AND The PUBLIC.

Although our ice factory has been
dee trorrI by fire we are still selling
ira amt having arranged for a supply
ouf wagons viii continue 90 make
thrif daily rounds We desire a.
fFir time TO express Cur appreciate %
tr tbe public and particularly to org
customers for their liberal patronage
ami solicit "a continuance of the
same.
Rc-UectfrHE.
WINTER BROS.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-11-21
Winners Picture Will be Shown
at Opera House Tonight. It
Will Take Large Num-
berofNew Subscrip-
tons to Win

In giving this samtatlon
/ TO the press for publication,
/ / e.ye woman's ultimamm.
Why Because
Talk Of unique combination
! lis the best one in the nation
For both bob and compensation,
Hence this clause.
IN The Bulletin you Will find
coupon
III. we'll it's hardly large enough e
Ioop-the-loop ON.
But if you'n seize it, holl III say,
IT, for Just a little while.
some candidate viii be after it, anl
greet you with q smile;
AM when making your remittance
vote for some one in the line
Some baby needs Your Yates am
needs them badly today as the race
is very close ANA exciting Some
have secured q large number of new
subscriptions while others have been
busy getting Old subscribers paid in
ads auce the result is a very cIcs
race
One subscription may change the
tEt-up of the winners. Now wouldn
yCu have dose Of the blues if youI
ba6y was defeated by one lone sub
sCripriou You want 10 get that sub
scrptiou and I'm case of tie TWO
prizes will be awarded
Win Coin Tonight.
The race for the gold coin prom
lses to be very close Not so many
are irving for the coin this week
bus those who are working for new
subscriptions have certainly secured
a nice number 1t may not take as
many to win this week as it did last
THE con
Following is a list Of the candi'
Contest with the number Of votes f
Leola May Faudree, SIS Washington
Elcise Lucille Sisney 32l Ninth
Bertha Louise Boyd. 1906 Elm .....
P. T Langan, Jr, 724 Twenty-seconC
phillis Ammonia Helm. 3005 Elm ...,
Miriam Ellis, 7l2 Thirty-fourth ....,
Bertha Janice Orr 400 Twenty-nintl
Frederick Edgar Cox. 425 Twenty-siy
Robt Ford Barth 1907 Sycamore
Anna May Thistlewood. 2515 Washir
Thelma Virginia Brewer, 1113 Wash
Albert W Bertram 1910 Locust ....
Doris f. Sells, 424 Thirty-third .....
Leon Lester Jones, 46S Commercial
irene SCHNEIDER 81 Third .........
Nelson Jerome Gould, 4l6 Twentieth
Marion Bit Greauey. 26l3 Washing
Catherin Ann Farrell. 317 Division
julius Schulz 1901 Sycamore .......
Thomas Lloyd Hopper 29lo SycamC
Marion ORorrke. sol Walnut ......
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-11-21
Matrons' Club.

The Matrons Club which was an
nounced to meet next Tuesday atteI.
noon with Mrs. Egbert A. Smith will
meet instead with Mrs J. d. Ladd OF
] zoe Commercial avenue
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-11-21
a. other Start

Tire n-rrrl uf station No. wero
s-air si.'.# to the ruins of Winter
Ht,.. Dol. .4.t.r- auCut ID O'Clock last
rieht. ta sxtiu-uish q blaze that had
-t.rteI afrezh u some OF the tim
fer- hurirl under the brick
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-11-21
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
Raskst-balI eanes.

The Eighth grade Hie-l ScHoul bias
krt bali team was defeated by the
SlnorI school team yesterday after
neon At the latter's grounds. tire
Score being s TO 2 Stafford team and
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-11-21

the National Hardware asscc'a'i
chose X. NJ Dudley of Mas vile
as it's head,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-11-21
HARDWARE MEN ELECT

Memphis Tenn Nov -u-THe
American Hardware Manufactures
association TODAY elected Robert Gar
land 81 Putsbu-e r. president and
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-11-21
Saturday Recital

Miss Emma Woodward's Youngest
pupils will give a recital at her Studio
Saturday afternoon
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-11-21
Eat More Club.

Miss Katie Gilhofer will entertaii
he Eat More Club this evening.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-11-21

bW the more serious and substantial
hooEs OF travel and biography, etc.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-11-21

IS, I,-aph- school team also PLAYED
a game hHt conflicting reports give
tho liet.n 90 beth.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-11-21

INSTRUCTION GIVEN OK VOL
n. MISS SUTHERLAND. 24o6 ELM
STREET
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-11-21

, mcrclal avenue.
Roy P Gholson left last eyenin
for New York on business.
Congressman P. T Chapman was il
the city last evening en- route from
IChicago TO his home in Vienna.
Mrs Edward P Fitzgerald Of Pop
lar street. has as her guest her moth
Ter, Mrs Calnan, Of Boston, Mass,
! F. 5. Haas has received a postal
from NJ LYMAN which was written
Nov Z in Italy Mr. and Mrs Hyman
are now sojournins at Cairo. Egypt
Miss Anna Rothrock. of Wicklihe
Ky, was the guest yesterday Of Mrs
Lulu Young Ellis
F A. Short Of Elco, is the guest ri
bis daughter Mrs. Jesse E. Miller OF
Center street
Miss Isabel Brown and Master Da
yid Lansden. who have been i'll are
rapidly improving
W, y. MattoY will leave next week
! for Greenville, Tex. where he will
spend Thanksgiving with relatives.
Joseph B. Hudson. OF Barlwell. Ky,
was the guest Yesterday of his son
! Wallace Hudson clerk at the Halu
day.
! F. II. Atwood fthe F. H. Atwood
Lumber company left yesterday for a
/ trip TO Mobile, Ala, and other points
in the south.
The child Of Mr and Mrs. Fred
Nordman is very III at the home OF
Mr.. ana Mrs. George Schoembs On
Walnut street
Mr.. Van Osten Of the Cairo Bill
Posters viii 90 TO Memphis Tenn TO-
day to direct the music in an amateur
entertainment
Helen Hin. niece of AIr. and Mrs.
IP f Powell who has been i'll win
tonsnius al their home on Poplar
ls'retc is better
1
Walter Prcctorius Of Chicago, ar
rived here Yesterday 20 visit his moth
er Mrs Phillip Preetorius of Joppa
who is here for an extended sojouru
Rev Frs. Gillen aud Dowuey have
returned from Bclleyiilc where ihey
attended the dnieth anniversary ccle.
bratiou Of the ordination OF Bishop
Jansen 10 the priesthood.
Mrs. Leroy Murnbuhlor and little
daughter Louise. are guests Of tho
formers parents. Mr. aud Mrs. g. T.
AugIen and her sister Mrs George r.
Causs OF 900 Commercial avenue.
. Wr- Scott Alexander and Mrs j. T.
10 CIa.k of Charleston. No. arc har
fo ti-I. their mother. Mrs Frank How
lu. wlo is slowly recovering after 70
surgical operation Of ST. Mau- I1
|hma..
Nr and Vr- Scott Jordan of 1--
Twentieth street are The parents of %
daughter born THURSDAY s little first
.ea--lu Of fa. baby was born al The
same hour being 'he child of Thomas
.Io.au af M.'l Greek
Harry p Hurt vino bias been travel
ING fra fre we-f i1 fho interests of the
Bgcs Range company has arrived BOB
Cairo and viii reside here with OF.
parents N- suf Ma ~ ~ Hurt o.
-ha Far1u apartments
Wr- Eliza Vs. HsH.I1r who Is th.
guest OF far daughter. Mrs Jobs
Tfarraa OF Upper WaIuu. street. wis
.ara Thursday for BIER winter hoW
ar California Ni-s LIHaH Schultz.
r- accompany Har nu fhs trip and
.vIr -Ha8l fha winter .n fha Go'dsI
co.. rate -..oaraing first vifh tt-
amHs IF Major r vs. Halliday a
san Diagc-
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
Basketball Games.
Tfe Eighth grade HIg-I ScHnul has
. krt bali team Vas defeated by th
. Stafford sshool team yesterday afteI
! neon At the latters grounds a.
score being to 2 Stafford team an
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-11-21
BOON COMPANIONS.

CASCADE FLOUR and GOOD
BREAD. They 90 together, even when
when accompanied by only moderate
baking skill. CASCADE mskes~the
largeat loaf of bread for the sam.
weight Of any foGr on the market.
Be sure you have the first, the other
viii follow.
ALL GROcERS.