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off third by Criger. Lord muffed Criger's
throw and then made poor return to
Criger the ball rolling to the Washing
ton bench. AltiZer scored and Street
tried to follow suit, but. was caught at the
rubber.
In the ninth the Washingtons gathered
the last run of the game. Freeman sin
gled to right and Mcbride followed suit.
Gates dropped a perfect sacrifice that
Ln~F !.andled splendidly Milan hit to
cornell. who succeeded in heading off
Freeman ut the rubber Milan stole sec
ond and Mcconnell made a poor return
of the ball Mcbride reaching the rub
Der. Mcclure sent Laporte TO break the
succession of outs in tie last. but the
t'r6nchman had no better luck than had
Thoney the inning before, going out on
NJ Brides perfect throw after good
stop. Mcconnell was stopped. Delehanty
To Freeman. and Lord was the last victim
on soft fly to Mcbride, ending the
game The score of first.game:
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American Association.

At Pueblo-Lincoln. 3; Pueblo. I.
AT Denver-Omaha. ); Denver. /.
At Des Moines-Sioux City, l. Des Moines
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College Games.

At Brunswick. Me.--Bowdoin. 2: Maine l.
At Andover-Andover, /; Harvard Second, o.
At Waterville-Colby. 5: Tufts. l.
At Amherst-Amherst, 3: Dartmouth, 4.
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Commerce and War Battle to a Tie.

The Warriors broke into the game
with Commerce and Labor by getting
good lead IN the score. The Laborites
were much surprised and given a fright
by the way in which their opponents were
clouting the ball and getting TALES. Sew
en- runs We're piled up with Richmond in
the box in the first three innings. He
was yanked out and Ogle took up the
work. but. as he did not show any signs
of Improvement, Richmond was again
given a chance. He served up the right
sort for the remaining innings and held
the Warriors safe. while his team mates
got together and piled up enough runs
to tie Ellis issued three successive passes
in the seventh and forced in the run that
put the game on ice. Both teams hit
the ball with force and each got twelve
bingles. The official score:
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r JInion League Clubs.

Union League Games Today.
Allentown at Washington
Philadelphia at Elizabeth.
Brooklyn at Reading.
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HIGH SCHOOL LEAGUE.
Tech Smothers Eastern and Wins
Championship.

Western 3 $50
By defeating the Eastern High School
team Yesterday afternoon at Capital Park
in the last game of the series, the Tech
meal High School team won the cham
pionship of the local high schools for the
wear The score was Is to /.
Gray did the twirling for the winners,
and allowed but five hits, while Whitney.
who in the other contests has pitched such
fine ball was touched up for thirteen hits.
GRAY famed twelve batters and did not
pass a batter. Benson did the best work
with the stick, getting a triple. double
and a single. Gray connected for three
singles. For Eastern Martin got two hits
The fielding of the Eastern team was the
rankest that has been shown in the series
this season, as they made eleven misplays,
Hutchinson at short being the chief factor
in this line of work.
The Technical boys won the game in the
first inning, when they pied up ten runs.
Eastern did not score until the sixth.
when with two hands out Acton singled
and reached home after stealing second
when Brewster threw the ball into center
field
The score.
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UIe-IIsdueI OH inc w I4Ite Iot tUsf5
afternoon.
Interior made the leaders hustle for the
full nine innings to beat them. and it was
not until the last man was down could
the money counters be sure of victory.
Both sides hit the sphere at a lively gait.
the losers getting thirteen hits, while their
opponents got eleven.
'Old Horse Fulcher started the twirl-
ing for Treasury. but as this was his first
opportunity to work this season he will
have to be excused for his poor showing.
The Interior boys clipped off many bingles
from his delivery and he was taken out
in the seventh and replaced by Hester.
who has pitched his team 10 victory in
five other games. The latter tished out
the right sort and held the Interior boys
to no runs for the innings he worked.
Several costly errors assisted the Treas
ury boys to lot of their runs.
The official score.
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American Tourists.
From the Nuova Antologia. Rome.

The wealth of "Ormus or of Ind" is not
NOWADAYS to be compared with that OF
Americana least. in European eyes. The
number of Americans in Europe has risen
during the past year from 120, COO to $50,
600 1t is calculated that American tour
lists disburse in Switzerland alone wha
amounts to e. for every iphabitant OF
that country.
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SCORES OF OTHER GAMES.
Eastern League.

Eastern League.
At Buralo-BuYalo s. Montreal. ).
At Toronto-TOronfO. 3: Rochester. 4.
At jersey City-Jersey City, =; Newark o.
New England League.
At Observation-Disclosures. 4: Brockton. 2.
At New Radford-Fall River o; New Bedford, O..
At Lowell-Lynn. .: Lowell. l.
Southern League.
4. -lBrmingham, & Little Rock. J.
At notwithstanding. .: Memphis. l.
Western League.
At Puebo-Lincoln 3; Pueblo 1.
At Des Moines"siou1 City. i; Des Moine.. 3.
American Association.
At Columbus-Columbus 3: Toledo. l.
At LouisvilGle,. , 10 Indianapolis f.
Tri-state League.
At NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 2; Wilmington. l..
At Reading : First game = Williamsport. 3;
Reading. B. Second game-Williamspor 2:
Al Altoona Youngstown 4; Altoona. s.
At Harrishnrg-Lancaster. 6: Harrisburg, :
eleven innings).
Connecticut League.
AT Hartford-New Haven. L: Hartford, o
fourteen Innings.
At Meriden-Springfeld 10; Meriden. l.
At HolyOke-Holynke. 0: New Britain g.
At Bridgeport-Waterbury 6; Bridgeport. )
fifteen inningsJ.
New York State League.
At Scranton-Scranton. 3; Wflkesbarre, g.
At Tror-Troy. l. Albany Z.
At Gloversvflle-A. ]. & G. O: Utica l.
At Observation-Disclosures 4; Syracuse, 5.
College Games.
At Brunswick. Me.-Bowdoin .: Maine l.
At Andover-Andover L. Harvard Second O.
At Wafervile-Colby. 81 Tufts l.
At Amherst-Amherst. 3: Dartmouth. 4.
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Adyents Beat Gurley.

In game replete with heavy batting
and erratic fielding the Advent club de-
feated the Gurley team by II to I. The
winners piled up eight runs in the first
two innings. which were enough to win
Only six innings were played, but during
those some old-fashion smuggling was fur
nished.
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Totals. .. 33 5
'Barted for Bnr"hell in seventh
fEatted for Donohue in ninth.
R4trtH "a f.Iaya in ninth
Totals.

.Batted for Freeman in sixth.
Hated for keeley in seventh.
IRAN for Gates in seventh.
Boston. ..........-.. . o . o 0-5
Washington -........ . q o 81
Left on bases Boston. ): Washington =
Flfst base on ba!is-Of Burchell, l. Struck out
BY Bnrchell. 3; by keelcy. g. Three-base hits
-flckerihg. Gessler Sacrifice hits-Sullivan.
Milan. Gates, Mcconnell, Lord Ungaub stolen
hassA-McBride. Shipke. Mcconnell Thoney.
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Left on bases-C. and L.. :: War. 5. First
allison. /, Innings pitched-Ey ogie. Is: by
Richmond. 2-3: by Ellis. /: ty Donaldson. ..
Struck out-By Richmond. I: ny Oge. 3: by Don
aldson . Three base k"inschmidt. Two
base hits-Bargett ,2, Heider. Sacrifice hits
Atchison, Evans Ogie Fenwi"k Stolen bases
Shoemaker t2y. Ogle Fenw.ck. Raggett Donald
son. Heider. Double plays-ogle to Evans to
Atchison: Sigourney to Heider. Hit by pitcher
By Ellis. .. Wild pitches-Ellis. Donaldson.
Umpirs-Mr Newman. Time ., game hours
and ) minutes
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base on baIls-on Chorn 5; Oh King. 5: OF
Hughes. 4. Hits made-On King. 3; OF Hughes
3 struck 1utuBy King by HUGHES hughes Soy ~
flee hits-Hobbs. Bischon Stolen bases-Clark
81. Hobbs t2, Seaton. Pullman ~. Falc"ner.
coner to stewart Hit by pitcher-By Hughes.
i: by King /; by Chorn. l. Wild pitch-Chorn
Passed ball-Seaton. Cmpire-Mr. Carr. Time
of same-l hour aud 30 minutes.
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Browns Shut Out Cleveland.

CLEVELAND. Ohio, May 3O.-With two
down after Williams had doubled in the
seventh yesterday afternoon. Hinchman.
at short, let Jones drive through him.
Williams scoring the only run of the game
won by ST Louis. Powell had Cleveland
at his mercy. while Chech was effective
till taken out to let Hickman bat in the
oiu
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Earned runs-Washington. 3; Allentown. /
First base by errors-Allentown. /. Left on
base>-Washngton, s.; Allentown. l. First base
bals-On Mckay. 3. Struck out-By Top
ham, 3. Three-hase hits-Hart. Shaughnessy
Two-base hit-Shaughnessy- Sacrifice hts-Za-
neli. Sawyer Stolen bases-Sawyer. Corners
Burke. Athcrton Hit by pitchcr-By Mckay
!. Umpire-Mr. Steinfeldt. Time of game-1
hour and 80 minutes.
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Victory for lexington.

lexington and the Brookland Cardinals
were matched yesterday afternoon in a
very interesting game, despite the fact
that both teams were cratic in their
fielding. Score, IL to 8 in seven innings.
The heavy batting of Ha.slp and Lawle-
was about the only feature. The score:
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MARQUETTE LEAGUE.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
today-Marines vs.. ST. vincent's.
st. Vincent Noses Out st. joseph

St Joseph and ST. Vincent were figures
in the most exciting and interesting game
of the season yesterday afternoon. the lat
ter just barely nosing out in the last in
ming. Score: > to 1. The pitching of
Wooden and Symanoski was of the puz-
zlinE order. and but nine hits were made
in the game The winners secured two
runs In the last round on a base balls,
a double and and a single which won the
game for them. ME score.
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st. Stephens hit Riston consistently In
the seventh inning of the game yesterday
afternoon and eight runners crossed the
pan, which was enough runs to win. Five
more had been made in previous innings
and the Bloomingdale outfit was beaten
by Ii to t. The Bloomingdale boys play
ed a good game until the seventh. and
caused the winners considerable worry.
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EARNED rnns-Ffrst ): Fifth. 2. First base by
crrors-First. >: Fifth. T. Left on bases-First.
:. Fifth s. First base on balls-On Becker, ..
Struck nut-By Becker I: by Reichert. I. Three
base hit-Stuckert. Two-base hits-Miles. Turn
err Evans. Sacrifice hits-Becker. Elicit. Stolen
bases-Cocman. .. Hit by pitcher-By Becker. l.
Wild pitches-Becker. l: Reichert. l. Passed
balI-Wood Umpire--Mr. Hughes. Time OF
pame-1 hour and 30 minutes.
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Sacrifice Goodman Dreaecr, Cohill: Glenn
ents. Brewer. DAILY. Mccormick; First base on on
balls-Of Symanoskie. 3: on Wooden. hit
by pitched ball-Clements. Struck ont-By Sy-
manoskic :: by Wooden. :. Left on bases1St.
Joseph's. 4; st. Vincent.s. 5 Passed Dalis.
Time of game-1 hour and 20 minutes.
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SUNDAY SCHOOL LEAGUE.
First Bows Hit the Ball.

First Methodist easily defeated Fifth
Yesterday afternoon by IL to g. Costly
errors. coupled with many timely swats.
won the game for the First boys. Three
home runs were made in the game. which
kept the excitement at a high pitch
throughout The score:
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FIRST GAME.

+Battcd for Morgan in ninth.
Washington o q ; 1-6
Boston. .......... D q l " q A-l
lief; on hase>-Boston, l: Washington. g. First
base halls-Or Morgan. l. Struck out-hy
Morgan 3: by Gates ]. Home run-Cravath.
Three base hitS-Ganley. Milan. Sacrifice hits
Ganl.y. Gates. Stolen hases-Milan. Street
Duuhlc plays-Cri.er to Wagner: Street TO Al
tier Hit by pir,her-Ry Gates, l. Wild pitch
Morgan. Umpire-Mr. Connolly. Time of game
/ hour and II minutes
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Departmental LEAGUE.
Treasury Continues to Win.

Treasury added another victory to its
long string, defeating Interior by 10 to I.
and Commerce and Labor and War fought
for nine innings to tie. to s. in q dou-
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Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch 10 The StiT-
:. BOSTON. Mass. May 30.-Douhtless
anticipating. that the Nationals would be
a berry the locals arranged a dual battle
yesterday afternoon and fell down twice
In their reckoning. The first reverse was
by a score of to 1 and the second !
70 ).
Manager Cantillon selected Gates to do
slab duty in the first bout, while MCGUIRE
thought that "Cy'' Morga1 WHO has been
very good Of late, would be about the
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Left on bases-St Stephens. 5; Bloominsdale.
D. First base balls-Of Riston /. Struck
BY Kiston. ); by Griffin, ;. Home runs-Dunn.
Griffin. Three base hit-MadduX. Twobase hits
Heinrich. Dunn Wheatley. Sacrifice hit-Mc-
Carthy. Stolen bases-Maddux. Heinrich, Hal
loran- Double pays-Camiliar Moore: Griffin
Howard. Hit by pitcher-By Rston. p I'm
pire-Mr. Hoffman. Time of game-1 hour aud
So minutes.
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Totals. rs IL 27l4 . T

Techuical ... 10 o I o x-lS
Ea stern " . 0 o . o 0 o o.
Earned runs-Technical. 3. Left on bases
Technical 4; Eastern /. First base on balls
on whitney. l. Struck out-By Gray, u: nv
Whitney t. Threebase hit-Benson. Two
has. hits-Benson. Chaplin. Sacrifice hits-Ben-
son. Chaplin. Lynch. Stolen bases-Actou. Hutch
nitch-Wlirney Passed balls-Martin. q I'm
uire-Mr Hughes. Time Of game-l hour and
AZ minutes.
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First base bslls-OG Hester. s. Struck ont
by Hester. ): by Rohrman. ): by Fulcher 1.
Three base hit-Thompson. Two-hase hit-O' Neil
Sacrifice hits-O'Neil. Torney. Barnhardt. Carr,
Rohrman Stolen hases-McCarthy -. Gertman.
Hester. Fu:cher. Torney ~. Smith. Johnson.
Duganne. Hit by pitcher-By Fulcher /: by
Rohrman. l. Wild pitrhes-I,ohrman. Fulcher.
Passed ball johnson. Umpire-Nr. Belts. Time
of game-1 hour and 50 minutes.
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SECOND GAME.

Totals. 4 81 IL Totals. o 3 % II 2
'Batted for Blair in eighth.
Philadelphia ..... o o O Oh
New York .......... O o o 0 90
Left OH bascs--New York 6: Philadelphia. s.
First base on balls-Of Lake. l: off Schlitzer, }.
Struck out-By Lake. 3; by Schltzer ). Three
base hit-E. Collins. Twobase hit-Ball. Sac
rihce bit-E Collins. Stolen bases-Hartsel,
Davis. tmpires-AIessrs. O'Loughlin and Egan.
Time of game-1 hour and 80 minutes.
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J
2 Left Observation-Disclosures. 3; Cardinals L.
First base balls-Of Mallcy, !: off Callahan
3. Innings ptched-By Callahan. ); by I'M
baugh. .. Hits nIade-Off Callahan. s; off I'm
baueh, 5. Struck out-By Callahan, T. by I'M
baugh. /: by Mailey, q. Home run-Brennan
ree-hase hits-Mace. Haisllp. Two base hit
LAWYER. ii. Heitt. Haislip. Mofiarty. Sacrifice
hits-Smoot Turton stolen bases-Waldron.
Smoot -, Haden. Lawler. Mace, Sannino. q.
Heitt 1urton Hit by pitcher-By Malley. L.
unpire-Mr. Meyers. Time of same-1 hour and
20 minutes.
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NATIONALS WIN DOUBLE-HEADER FROM BOSTON

street Double play-Sullvan to Mcdonnell to
Jnylaub Passed bals-By Donohue. l: by
Street l. Umpre-Mr Connolly. Time OF game
i hour and 30 minutes.
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FIRST GAME

Left bases-New York. 3: Philadelphia 8.
First base OH balls-Of Manning. 4; of Vckers
I: off Carter. !. Struck out-By Manning. 4:
by Vickers. l: by Dygert. 2. Threebase hit
Davis Two-base hits-Ball. ]. Collins. Plank
Sacrifice hit-Chase. Stolen bases Niles. Ball
Conroy. Nichols. F.. Collins. Wild pitch-Vick
crs. Umpires-Messr<. OLoughlin and Egan.
Time Of game-2 hours and ) minutes.
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INDEPENDENCE LEAGUE.
STANDING OF THE CLUB.

w L. Pet w L. Pct
rwining &c. 800 Guricy 4. c.. 2 ! 80:
Advent A. c. 800 NJ. ;. Co.. .lOt
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Totals O 3 p IL l Totals. 627 IL o
.Batted for Chech in eighth.
Cleveland. ......... 0 0 0 o 0 90
ST Louis ,........... 0. o o o OIL
Left hases-Cleveland. 4: st. Louis. >.
Struck out-By Chech. l. by Thielman /; by
Powell. 10 Two-base hits-Stoval Williams.
Sacrifice hits-Lajoie. Jones. Double play-Hoff-
man to Hartzell. umpires-Messrs. Hurst and
Evans Time Of game hour and 80 minutes
Yankees and Athletics Break Even.
NEW YORK. May 3o.-The first double
header of the season in New York was
played yesterday. and the New Yorks and
Athletics broke even. Both games were
close. the second a fine pitchers battle
between Lake and Schlitzer. Ball did
some great fielding. Score:
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COLUMBIA LEAGUE.
STANDING OE THE CIIRS.

STANDING OF THE CLUBS
W L. Pet. ". L. Pct.
lexington. loo Metropoli'ns 1873
Cardinals :. .6S7 Wash. Hts ) .161
CONGRESSES. 500 Independts l lao
Game today-Metropolitans Washington
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CAPITAL CITY LEAGUE.
st. Stephen's Trims Bloomingda

Columbia Athletic Club VS.. Government Print
ing Office
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Connecticut League.

AT Hartford-New Haven. l: Hartford.
fourteen Innings.
At Meriden-Springfeld. 10: Meriden. l.
At Holyoke-Holyoke. 8: New Britain. g.
At Observation-Disclosures, 6; Bridgeport,
fifteen innings.
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Totals. II II II 5 3 Totals. 0 10 q II 1
'Batted for limbaugh In seventh.
LchlHStpH 1 v y y S-ll
Cardinals. Observation-Disclosures. o y , y 3 3
First base by errors-Eckington. 2; Cardinals,
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At Buffalo-Buffalo. 3; Montreal, ).
At Toronto-TorontO. 3: Rochester. 1.
At Jersey City-Jersey City, =; Newark. o.
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Southern League.
Western League

At NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 4; Little Rock
At Montgomery-NIontgom l New Orleans. 4
At NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. .: Memphis. /.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-11-11
BeIl-Barnett WEDDING.

a quiet wedding vas sui"uuiTo (
yesterday afternoon at O'Clock az
the home OF Rev. Charles H. Arm.
strong on Douglas street when Miss
Fla1ia Barnett, of Princeton iuI.
became the wife Of Dr. JonaIIus %
Eel. Of Morebouse Mo. Dr. Bell i-
prominent young physician OF
McrchCuse Mo. Dr. Bell IS prJwt
hent youHS physician of Morch0usa
AMI is well and favorably known
throughout Southeast Missouri His
wife. vwho is most charming
tcuue woman. has for several gears
been trained nurse at Princeton
but formerly resided with her par
euta i'm Morehousa Drs E. e. Ger
don and G. H. McNomcr intimate
friends of the couple attended tire
ceremony.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-11-11
ADJUSTMENTS
neutrality-suspicious.
A sad Mistake.

a-...... h.. "a fuuus story told of the
,...,n rrfr- tba amou. comodisu-
.,.a. ,.sa3r hare soon During the
..... ~ tr,i- enlargement I'm Denver
,...,. ..r,a. trg,. ago. one of the
.t.r.. ...u. fnto fine barber shop
,t., f...r.f at which ilav were stop
., .r.,sf baur arcommo.
....t d., ,,.f.-r. i'm. an his hat and
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-11-11
BREDGE The TURKEY
WITH CASCADE FLOUR

30 need 2, vat for Thsrksg'vir
90 he thankful TIE highest quality
or pst.rt -four s nHisd riutt n
cor cty ard sold without transports-
ter a-d co771irsIc1 charges stdHd
C. ro3r cr3ccrs price Thst IS why
~ Keen tA- cost Of CASCADE down
DC vec Fouscse-psr who k~ovfs
en- arse'~ e rsrt when she has e
i- tsr -oUsc. CASCADE is the best
Fcar on tn market for 81 purposes
49, CFCCEE5.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-11-11
SOCIETY NOTES
Entertained matrons' Card club.

Entertained Matrons' Card Club.
The members of the Matrons Card
club and their guests were delight
fully entertained yesterday after
noon by Miss Nellie Loain at her
home on Seventeenth street and
Washington avenue. The afternoon
was pleasantly spent in cards and at
The conclusion OF the games a one
course luncheon was served. The
guests wewre Miss Elizabeth Mcneil
o. Denver Mrs. r. King Kaufman
of Webster Groves Mesdames Eg
bert Kgrtb, David s Lausaeu aud
Miles FreJ'k Gilbert The club Will
meet next week at the home ef Mrs
Eugene T. Ellis
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-11-11
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF


The program offered last night h1
.tac Singers ami Players CLUB which
was the first oft series ot ohtrs-
ailments to Dee given at thc High
Scllol this winter under the auspices
9f the High school and the Alumni
association. was most eniosatia
event amid was hugely enjoyed by "a
large audience The program COM
sisted of music and readings and
tns efforts Of The raul members ol
tho club we're thoroughly appreciated
Tha company lru lass night i.r
Springfield.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-11-11
No JGFY YET SECURED
TO Try RAY LAMoHEF-

1aPcra lnF.. nov. 1a-Thc Lar
ri.trr case came Ia an abrupt iH.
f=s- Afternoon when the sseorl
=l.e,i1i yaairr ha5 been cShs.sst.'
without "a Hrr having been obtaiu,f.
Tet ug HleH have h-eB accepted i--
f-rth -ifeS ami if is believed thar Zee
tz-a necessary 10 complete the panel
sir be secured from now veuira
ordered f1ul-Af
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-11-11

MRS. W. 2. MORRIS WILL SAVE
YOU CAR FARE ON ANY ARTICLE
YOU MAY BUY OF HER. CALICO
&C PER YARD. EVERYTHING ELSE
AS CHEAP ~ PROPORTION. CALL
AND SEE HER NEW WINTER
HATS. CORNER OF THIRTY FIT 6
AND SYCAMORE STREETS.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-11-11


rooms let gG bloch s.. first addition.
J. p Taylor repair store burned,
lot II, block 80. first addition.
Building petitions referred to eola.
Imlttee were.
A Haley, one story building to cost
$I.a0a to replace building recently
burned. lots t and z block 20, frs.
addition.
NJ. $ Carter and 4, L Curtis. two
cottages 10 cost Sl5oo each lots 70
land II block -. city.
ON motion building ordinance was
referred 10 ciN's special attorneys
! for examination and report Of amend.
ments il needed to make tt effective,
Alderman Greaney called attention
to structure going mp on Washing
ton avenue north Of Douglas street
Iand asked ii amy authority had been
Igrauted to ". + simons to pun up
| this structure, Being informed IN the
negative the alderman moved that
the city attorney BEGIN procecdins
lagalust Mr. Simon for violating the
building ordinances Of thec ny Car
irel.
The mayor tool, occasion to nd.
mouish the council 70 have a care in
ordering expenditures $ the ciy's re.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-11-11

Jhon Kline for many years cashier
for the Mobile and Ohio railroad al
this point left yesterday for San All
gelo, Tex, for the beadt Of his health.
Mr. Kline, who has been i'll for sever
al months will be accompanied by i. 5
mother Mrs Annie Kline and Fred
Lind The former viii remain some
time with him in Texas. The MANY
friends or Mr. Kline sincerely TRUST
that he will be greatly benefited
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-11-11

THREE STORY BRICK DWELL
ING WITH ALL MODERN I'M
PROVEMENTS. LOCATED DOWN
TOWN FOR SALE CHEAP. QUICK
SALE DESIRED. APPLY c. r.
STUART G. SON, NO BOZ WASH
INGTON AVENUE.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-11-11

Hon. Walter Warder has gene e
Springfield an a bHet business trip
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-11-11

Mr.. and Mrs George b. Osgood Of
Chicago, are the guests Of the lauer's
parents Mr. and RMS Charles Ian
caster ef Twentyeighth street
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-11-11

Mrs. Miles S Gilbert has been
called to Evanston by the critical H.
ness Ct her father, Invitations for
the chillreu's party for Saturday
have been recalled as a result,
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-11-11

The --latest rande- IS the Installation
- she Isa~d~n hiFl sssllerHe q = series
- tfnr maehincs that silently generate
-. AZ mo ths auditorium.