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The Cairo bulletin., 1909-10-02
Homes Are Wanted.

Homes are wanted for several chill
dren, boys and girls, as per notice Of
Mrs. George Clark, PA Eighth street
who is chairman o. the Board Of Man
ayers of the Childrens Home There
are several larger girls for whom
motherly care and small wages are
asked,
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-10-02
HICKORY STOVE woe $3.50
Big load, stove size, delivered Both
phones. Clark-Danforth Handle Co
POOL SCORE CLOSE.

Kansas City. Oct 1.-lf Cowboy
champion, he must pocket 220 balls
tomorrow night before John King
gets f9S, The sc,re at the end Of
tonight's play is King COZ and
Weston $50 Weston is suffering from
paralysis of the right leg.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-10-02
Small Err.

Fire company No. ? responded to
an alarm of fire at the home of Mrs.
Mccarthy on Washington avenue be
tween Fourth and Fifth STREETS yester-
day. The fire was lnder the front
porch and was extinguished with a
few buckets OF water.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-10-02
DELlCATESSEN SALE.

The ladies' Of the First Christian
church viii hold a delicatessen sale
at the store of Mr. Cheney at Eighth
and Washington today. There will
be many good things to eat and
plenty of fresh buttermilk on sale.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-10-02
= SOCIAL oAND personal ~

injured at Tamms and is now at s.
e Mary's Infirmary is doing nicely.
Edwin A. Yale has returned from
a visit to points in Texas.
Mesdames Florence Hileman. f.
? p. yesterday and Joe RYAN of Mound
= City were Cairo shoppers yesterday
: Mrs. Vim. H. Judson of Evanston
ILL.,. is the guest OF her daughter Mrs
Miles Stafford Giber; OF Greenway.
Louis Frost OF siemphis. Tenn.
who wNs i'll II the home of /. Cohen,
llli Poplar street, is much improved.
Hugh Murphy and Mrs Roy Clark
have taken positions at the oper-
house as singer ana pianist, respec.
lively,
County SUPERINTENDENT S. f. Colt
| left for Olive Brancn last night where
he will attend the teachers meeting
today
Mrs. N. ] Latshaw has returned
Ito her home in Mt Vernon, Ill.,. after
a visit with her cousin, Miss Pherol
TAYLOR.
Miss Myrtle Harker and d. l.. Marx
of Mounds are the guests of Miss
Bessie Gooch OF upper Washington
avenue.
Mrs. A. d Twente and son of
Thehes, Ill.,, are the guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Jesse Z. Miller Of us Cen.
ter street.
DR.. Flint Eondutant OF Springfield. |
Ill.,, is the guest OF his parents Or.
and Mrs. A. A. Bondurant OF 324
Eighth street.
Mrs. Davidson or Villa Ridge and
Mrs. Harry Seal OF Mound City We're
the guests yesterday of Mrs Jacob
Kline Of this city.
c. l.. Rue of Mound City. was in !
the city Yesterday ea route to Tennes-
see points where lie will Join his wife r
in visit to friends
Geo B. and Ralph w ChiIIress
lave returned from Thebes, ILL.,,
where they were called by the death
If their grandmother +,
Mrs Robert Hines who underwent Il
a surgical operation at St Mary's IN 81
Urinary about a week ago. will soon b
be able to go home is
Mrs. Herman Weber and son Har- Il
Old Of 229 Ninth street have returned y
from a few DAYS visit with Anna, II
Ill.,, friends ana relatives. %
Harry Cushman is still at st. Marys "
utirmary, but is recovering from the b.
injury to his foot some months ago
lie is able TO move about with the oi
nd Of crutches 81
Miss Nellie Stack and her guests 81
ler sister Mrs. John Dublin and in
laughter of St. Louis, left Yesterday pI
lfternoon for few days visit with So
riends at Villa Ridge
Mrs. James Magruder and daughter 4
Virginia, Of Doniphan Mo, arrived l.
n Cairo Yesterday and are the guests
f their cousin. Mrs r. NJ McGruder :
nd family Of pa Nineteenth street.
hey will leave this evening for Ke-
il, Ky. to visit other relatives.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-10-02
KID CARTER KNOCKED OUT.

Utica, n. " oct With less than
a minute to go in ten round bout,
id Carter of Brooklyn, was knocked
out by Cleve Hawkins, the Boston ne
gro middleweight, tonight
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-10-02
CITY NEWS in BRIEF


The following real estate transfer
was recorded yesterday in the circuit
clerks office: Albert Braun ct TX
to William Davis, lot :. block 4.
Shelbys addition to Thebes, wd $50.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-10-02
PERSONAL MENTION.

/ W p,akapore of Kannett Mn
t. IN tba city
| r. parore, of Now u.drid Mo
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Nrs w Rrowp If I-nin visited
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r. 1ao,ard =, nuopoin m is
bera on business
~. r,rab p o. ~ Mounds was
= tho nity last MONT
,riss Stella scoyi,1e 10 ho,oa from
. yjsit win Cbicaoo friends
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Mrs. 90 packwit., nc pirds Point
Mo was in the city Yesterday
confined IN bar home nv illness
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Mrs. z. 4. ROYAL Of villa Ridge Wis
tied the Cairo merchants Yesterday
Misses Dorothy and Reu,ab Davis
are visiting their parents at Tamms
III.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w Ward of Rard. |
well Ky. are visiting friends in this
city.
Mr. and Mrs C,rarge Goe Of u |
.ouis Mo- are in the CITY visiting |
friends
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The Cairo bulletin., 1909-10-02
Tn Be Married.

A well known Cairo couple will be
united in marriage in a few days.
Names are not to be given till next
Tuesday.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-10-02
MISS MAUD SUTHERLAND, era

uate Cincinnati Conservatory of
Music, will take limited number of
violin pupils. els Twentyseyenth
street.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-10-02
D. D. .. Club.

D. D. .. Club.
Miss Marguerite Bryant enter
tanned the d. d. = Club yesterday
Afternoon at her home, 2l7 Eighth
street. After the business meeting
luncheon was served. The guests OF
the club were the Misses Lorraine
Arrison. Esmerelda Haberer, Edith
I.angan and Mia McNemer.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-10-02
At the Country Club.

At the Country Club.
The Mems Bible Glass and the
Country Club team WI cross bats TO-
morrow at the Country Club. A good
game is expected. Both teams are
certain of victory.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-10-02

injured al Tamms and is now at s.
Mary's lntlrmary is doing nicely
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-10-02

Edwin A, Yale has returned from
visit to points in Texas.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-10-02

Mesdames Florence Hileman. r.
7. yesterday and Joe RYAN of Mound
City were Cairo shoppers yesterday.
The Winslow mail., 1909-08-14
New Supply Car for the
Santa Fe Coast Lines

Supply car No. 4, the first car OF
it's kind to run on the Santa Fe
coast lines left Albuquerque on it's
initial trip last Friday, bound for
San Diego. The car will require
eighteen days for the going trip
and will return to Albuquerque
at the end of the month to be re-
stocked. Thereafter it will make
monthly trips over the coast
lines, outftting each month at
the Albuquerque stOrehouse.
Although the supply has been
in use on the main lines, car No 4
is the first one to go into service
on the coast lines. Heretofore
supplies have been furnished to
local points direct from the store
houses at Albuquerque, San Ber-
nardino and Point Richmond.
The business these storehOuses,
however, has grown to such an
extent that the supply car be-
came a necessity. Car No. 4 was
Outfitted here under the the di-
rection of the Albuquerque store
keeper, J. B. Mccoy, and went
out in charge of D. Stevens who
will go with the car on future
trips and w. L. Wilson ofTopeka,
who has had charge of similar
cars on the main lines. The car
carries stationery of all kinds for
station agents and supplies and
tools for the section foremen.
The three other cars now in ser
vice are all on the main lines, one
running between Chicago and
Newton, another between New
ton and Ell PasO and a third be-
tween Purcell and Galveston.
Albuquerque ournal.
The Winslow mail., 1909-08-14
Marathon Race at the
Albuquerque Fair.

NteQSf 0St@ 6is
Albuquerque, N. NJ Aug. 13. 'O9.
Is it worth two hundred and
fifty hard dollars to run fifteen
miles?
By the way the entries are COM
ing in for the Southwestern
Marathon to be run here during
the 29th New Mexico Fair and
Resources Exposition, October
11th to 10th next, it looks like
the first prize offered is proving
a pretty hefty inducement. The
second prize offered is 500, third
prize $75, fourth prize $50, hung
up by the fair management for
this great athletic event The
race is to take place on the half
mile track at the fair grounds,
one of the finest tracks in the
southwest, the start and finish
lines to be in front of the grand
stand and many thousands of
people will cheer the victor when
he crosses the finish line.
A fifteen mile endurance race is
a magnificent spectacle, and a
thrilling demonstration of the
capacity of the highly trained
athlete to endure frightful fatigue
"The Marathon racer" said
one of the crack long distance
runners of Albuquerque the other
day, latter he has been running
while becomes a mere machine
He is absolutely oblivious Of
every thing else in the world but
the track ahead of him and the
necessity of keeping his legs go
ing, one after the other, with the
precision and regularity Of a
clock. There is no more Cruel
ing test or earth of grit and
nerve and muscular endurance,
to say nothing of the tax on the
heart and lungs and every organ
in the body. In the whole world
of sports there is no event that
is SO thrilling a sight to the on
lockers as the Marathon race" ,"
The southwestern Marathon
to be run under the same condi-
tions'governing the race as run
else ewhere will be made notable
by the entry of the feetest and
most enduring Indian runners in
the two territories, including
Zunis, Navajos and Apaches.
Mr.. and Mrs. V. Hopkins, of
The Winslow mail., 1909-08-14

Mrs. T. E. Dye, Gillie LaPrade
and Mrs. 6. Janeway left Tues
day to visit the Moqui dance.
Owing to high water in the
river they were compelled to ship
their outfits by rail to Hobson.
From there they will go to
Keam's Canyon and visits with
friends a day or two and rest up,
whence they will proceed to Wal
pi where the dance is to take
place. They were accompnled
by Frank Manifold, who is TAX
ing a lady missionary from the
east to the dance. The party ex-
poets to be away about fifteen
days.
The Winslow mail., 1909-08-14

Mrs. M. E. Brooks, of Phoenix,
Ariz., visited in Winslow last
Tuesday.
The Winslow mail., 1909-08-14

I. c. Drumm, a conductor of
the 3rd district, has returned to
Winslow and will resume his run
between Winslow and Seligman.
Since leaving here Mr.. Drumm
visited Salt Lake City, Seattle
and other coast cities.
The Winslow mail., 1909-08-14

E. ]. and R. E. Whiting. of ST.
Johns, Ariz., were Winslow visit
ors last Tuesday.
The Winslow mail., 1909-08-14

Mrs. Chess Carpenter left last
Sunday for Kingman, Arizona,
where she goes to join her hus-
band, who has opened moving
picture show there, and will
make that thriving town their
future home.
The Winslow mail., 1909-08-14

There has not been a dav the
past three weeks, but Winslow
has enjoyed a nice shower OF
rain at some hour during the
day or night, and from all re-
ports the nearby ranges have
been treated the same, all which
causes our stockmen to wear a
broad smile.
The Winslow mail., 1909-08-14

Mr. and Mrs. V. Hopkins, of
Flagstaff, arrived Wednesday
and will make Winslow their
future home, Mr.. Hopkins hav-
ing been transferred to the local
Western Union Telegraph office
here. They have taken rooms
with Mrs. {. B. Howard.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-03-09
NOTES
DANE GOING EAST TO
GET GO WITH PACKEY
Lightweight Champion Says
He'll Fight Mcfarland
at 1873 Ringside.

Battling Nelson got into town yes
terday from California. He leaves for
New York today. Though tremendously
busy Bat had time to unburden him
self with a few remarks on the light
weight situation.
II understand that Mcfarland has
gone east to fight" said Nelson, Well
I'll see him in New York and either
make him fight me or admit that he
cannot make 1873 pounds ringside, for
that 1t what he will have to do to get
on with me. But first he will have to
pay me the SIS he owes the Twentieth
Century Clipping Bureau, a debt which
I will pay for him before starting east
las for Thompson l can't see him.
If there were enough Cyclones and I
could get $500 apiece for fighting them
I would be willing, but with only one
in sight the thing doesn't appeal to me
in a financial way. I'm willing to bet
$1,000 that Joe Ganigan can whip
Thompson.
The fight with Dick Hyland is on
for May before Coffroth's club at Col
ma, Cal. The exact date is undecided.
I expect to be back in Chicago Satur-
day and will leave for the coast a few
days after that to train for Hyland
II have an offer from the National
A c. in New York and if the club will
better it some and get a man TO make
the lightweight notch for me 1 may
fight a ten-round go in Gotham before
long. I'm willing to fight any of these
fellows, but have got to see the money
first I made the Hyland match be-
cause I get a bigger guarantee than 1
did for either of my last two fights
with Cans.
IT expect to get my book on the mar
ket soon and am going to New York
to arrange for some advertisements for
the publication
Packey Mcfarland, with his man
ager, Harry Gilmore Jr., and trainer,
Pat Kinneally. left last night for New
York where Packey will start work
for ten-round fight with Leach Cross.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-03-09

Gary stopped at the Hobart House yes
terday.
Joseph Conroy of Hammond was in
town on business yesterday.
R. Woody and G. Fleakey were sight
seeing, looking for ducks in East Gary
yesterday.
Miss Katherine Tree returned to
Chicago yesterday after a brief visit
here with her parents.
Herbert Keilman of Dyer will clerk
at the Bee Hive.
Charles Hamilton Is about with a
bandage on his face. The who" or
what" has not been learned. Wonder
if he was trying to save his soles.
Miss Bessie Black transacted BUSH
! ness in Hammond yesterday.
The little baby of Ernst sohn, which
has been i'll since its birth about a
month ago, died Sunday and was buried
yesterday.
julius Larson resigned his position
as clerk at the Fort Wayne depot
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-03-09
ENTERTAINS YALE
Walsh Holds Open House
for His Proteges.

New Haven, Conn, March 9. = The
Yale nine was entertained today by Ed
Walsh, the Chicago American league
pitcher, at his winter home on West
Peak. Meriden. Climbing the narrow
path on the mountain side in a binding
snowstorm, they reached his eerie and
were diner by their battery coach.
Walsh declined to talk baseball today.
He says that Comiskey has his terms
and there's nothing else to say ex-
cept that he has not altered his de-
mands.
Barney" Reilly, who played with
the Haverhill, Mass, nine last year,
was today elected captain of the Yale
second nine which will arrange games
with several Connecticut league teams.
Reilly is under contract with the Chi
cago Americans, but will not join them
till June. He is Yale sophomore.
Charley Rend, formerly Of Chicago
university and Jimmy Galatians Lo-
gan Square nine, will catch for the
yale second team.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-03-09
INDIANA HARBoR.

Mr.. N. Cooper, who came from Chlca-
go about a year ago and bought out
the Jacobson grocery store in East Chi
cago, thinks so well of this part Of
the country that he has decided to
open another store in Indiana Harbor.
With that end in view he has leased
the store room next to the Pioneer Coal
and Cement company, on Michigan av-
emu, and within a month he will have
another first-class meat and grocery
store going in full swing. Mr.. Cooper
himself will vacillate between the two
stores, spending part of his time in
each.
Next Thursday night will be ladies'
night at the Coliseum bowling alleys,
and from twenty to twenty-five ladies
are expected to attend. 1t is TO be an
invitational affair.
Steenberg Bros, the Pennsylvania
avenue grocers and butchers, have pur-
chased the second lot from Michigan
avenue. on Guthrie street, and are hav-
ing plans prepared for a nice new build
ing to be erected in the near future.
Miss Cora Mertz of Walkerton, Ind,
will be the guest of Rev. H. P. Ivey
and wife for the next three or four
weeks
Mr.. Garrett Pagan of Commonwealth
avenue is sick with the typhoid fever.
Mrs. John Weifenbach is reported
somewhat better today.
Members of the Boosters club and
the friends whom they have invited
are anticipating a swell time at the
clubs smoker, to be given tomorrow
gram has been prepared including
some high-class artists from the Chi
cago vaudeville stage. If that is not
sufficient to make all the members sit
up and take notice, it can be stated
authoritativeIy that our own incom-
parable gas man, John Kamradt. viii
do a few turns, which he alone is ca
pable Of The regular meeting will be
called to order at 1880 p. m. and con-
tinue till $40 p. m, when the smoker
will commence. member should miss
this occasion.
You can get it at spiegers. South
Chicago's leading furniture store. t
Mr. NJ J. Silburberg from Chicago
has accepted a responsible position Will
the Inland Steel company. Mr.. Silbur.
berg will make his permanent head
quarters at the South Bay hotel.
The Progress club met last night will
Mrs E. G. Dolson and Mrs. Frank Cal
lahan, at the home of the former lad!
on Fir street. Refreshments wer,
served, and inasmuch as the men wer,
barred, a delightful time was enjoyed
by all.
Miss Anna Nelson of Chicago spen
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. NJ. C. Fry
singer. While Mrs. Frysinger hai
been suffering recently from tn
grippe she was able. however. to &C
company her guest on an AUTOMOBILE
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-03-09
BOYS TAKEN
IN TOW BY WHITE SOX
Comiskey's Band Wallops
St. Mary's Team at Oak
land Field, 5 to l.

San Francisco, March e.-Before a
crowd of students at the Oakland ball
grounds, the White Sox defeated the
st. Mary's college team yesterday aft
ernoon by the score of to l. The Sox
did light hitting, but what few hits
they did get, five in ALL were mixed
with expensive errors, and the result
was never in doubt after the first in
ming.
Parent, Isbell and Dougherty ripped
off hard singles in the opening round
and an error by Third Baseman Wal
lace following gave the leagues two
runs. The collegians hadn't recovered
their balance in the second period and
three fumbles in row on balls hit by
Tannehill, Owens and Smith and Hahn's
sacrifice gave the White Sox two more
runs and a pretty sure grip on the vic
tory.
Frank Smith pitched the first three
innings for the Sox. He took matters
easy, but allowed only three hits, and
they were scattered widely. Spencer
followed him for four innings and gave
just one safe hit per inning. His task
of keeping the college boys run col
umn down was not difficult.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-03-09
LONDON WANTS BAT
TO MEET SUMMERS

Hugh D. Mcintosh. promoter of the
recent Burns-Johnson fight; Jimmy
Britt, former lightweight champion,
and John doc" Krone, the local ref
cree now in the moving picture bust
ness, have set sail for America In a
cablegram from Krone, received here
yesterday, the Chicagoan told of the
departure. Mcintosh is coming to con-
verse with Jeffries and to see If he
cannot sign Battling Nelson to fight
Johnny Sumemrs, the British light
weight. Krone is returning to this
country with the moving pictures of
the Britt-Summers fight, which he will
send throughout the country for exhi-
bition.
The London Sporting club of London
is ready to give Nelson $4,000 if he will
cross the pond and fight their light
weight star.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-03-09
Naval Architecture.

They were country people pure and
simple, but they had read the papers
and thought they were educated up to
all the Improvements of a city.
When they went to Washington they
went through the navy department and
saw the models of our ships of war.
Pointing to a companion ladder hang
ing over the side of one of the boats,
she asked her better half what it was
"Oh. that's a fire escape" replied the
acknowledgement
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-03-09
TO EMULATE SULLIVAN
Johnson Says He Will Not
Wait for Challenges on
Reaching America.

San Francisco, March 9.-Jack John
son is not only willing to meet any man
who seems an available opponent in
America, but he is going to follow the
policy Of John L Sullivan and not wait
for them to challenge when he reaches
this country. This was the dispatch
sent by cable from Honolulu last even
ing.
In an interview at Honolulu Johnson
is quoted as saying that he had to walt
a long time before he had a crack at
the title and that he does not intend
either to delay aspirants for it or to
seek easy marks" He is much
wrought up over the articles appear
ing in some quarters. which imply that
he is trying to evade giving answer
to those who suggest a meeting with
Jeffries.
When Sullivan met Corbett in 1892
it was on John LIS own challenge. The
Boston man issued a sweeping def to
all corners. Johnson says that he will
do the same thing when he comes back
to this country, according to the dis
patch.
Moreover, Johnson says that II he has
the money to make a side bet or If he
can find sufficient backing there neec
be no lacking of wagering on the side
He freely admits that his financial at
fairs are not in the best Of shape just
at present, as his travelling expenses
have been heavy and because he only
got a small sum for beating Burns
That is the only reason, he declares
that he took music hall engagements
He wants to put himself in proper
financial trim before entering on a bout
when I get to the United States.
he is quoted as having said, the frs
question I am going to put to Jeffrie:
is whether he wants to box or not"
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-03-09
HOBART.

Mrs. A. NJ. Phillips and daughter,
Rose, of Leroy, Ind, spent Sunday with
Albert Phillips and wife.
The pool room and restaurant men
toned in last nights paper is to be
opened in the Geiger building, former
ly occupied by the Oyster Bay. and a
general store is to be opened in the
Odd Fellows building, where the news
stand used to be.
w. A. ScheddeII of Crown Point visit
ed with his brother yesterday.
E. c. Simpson and E A Schmidt of
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-03-09
WILL ATTEND
RULES MEETING

Coach A. A. Stage of the University
of Chicago will attend the 1909 meeting
of the American intercollegiate foot
ball rules committee at New York
March 25-26. Stag gthinks the changes
made this year will be few if any are
made at all. Walter Steffer superin-
tended the first session of spring foot
ball practice yesterday at Marshall
field. Eleven men reported for work.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-03-09
CALENDAR OF SPORTS
FOR THE WEEK
TUESDAY.

TUESDAY.
BOyO DriscOlI VS.. frankie
Neil, 10 rounds, at New York.
Sandy Ferguson VS.. Al Ku-
biak, II rounds, at Boston.
Opening of annual horse show
at Pasadena, Cal.
Opening of fifth annual motor
motor boat regatta at Palm
Beach, Fla.
WEDNESDAY.
Opening of annual bench show
of Topeka (Kan.) Kennel club.
THURSDAY.
Opening of automobile show
in Milwaukee.
Meeting at Poughkeepsie to
complete organization of the
} new Eastern association.
FRIDAY.
Joe Cans VS.. Jabez White, 10
} rounds, at New York.
, Marvin Hart VS.. Tony Ross, 20
) rounds, at New Orleans.
} Willie Lewis VS.. Mare Crouch
} er, 20 rounds, at Paris France.
) SATURDAY.
} Opening of automobile show
in Minneapolis.
} Annual indoor relay carnival
} at University of Wisconsin.
} Unddne stakes at Oakland;
} Norfolk handicap at Arcadia.