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The Cairo bulletin., 1909-11-27

After visit to a famous entomolo'
gist. whose wonderful microscopes
nave proved that there is always some
living being TO be found proving ON
the least of the minutest creature last
seen, an English writer turned to him
and said: 81 came here. believing my
sell to be an individual. leave.
knowing myself to be a community.
Youths Companion.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-11-27
The Why Of Sailors, Trousers.

1t often happens when sailors are
making a landing in a small boat
that the craft grounds a few yards
from the shore, when it is necessary
for them to leap out, pull the boat
up on the ground or wade ashore.
With trousers widely cut at the bot.
tom 1t is easy to adjust themselves
to these or similar conditions.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-11-27
Yeuna Girls Are Victims

of bsadache, as we'll as older women
but all get quick relief and prompt
cure from Dr. Kings New Life Pills
the worlds best remedy for sick ard
nervous headaches. They make pure
blood and strong nerves and build Up
your health. Try them. 25c at all
druggists.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-11-27

After being at liberty for ten days,
a canary belonging 10 r Kirk of Tiv,
erton, Eng returned to its cage with
enother bird of the same species.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-11-27

The Treacle Bible got its name from
it's rendering of jeremiah viii, %; us
there no treacle in Gilcad" instead of
balm in Gilead II was printed IN
1868 The same text was rendered II
the Douai version, 1903: is there no
1osin IN Gilead?" This Bible was
called the Rosin Bible,
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-11-27
POLISH UP YOUR FLOORS.

P. T. l4angan has the best Japalac
md Old English FInor Wax
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-11-27

Millions Under Sway of Gar.
The Russian ozar rules ever 1Gs =
100000 persons.
The Washington times., 1909-04-10
HIGH SCHOOL GAMES
MAY SET NEW PACE
Each of Five Schools Will Have Team in Field, and
for First Time IN Years Close Competition
Is Promised.

For the first time in several years the
scholastic outdoor games viii be an all
high schoo meet. and for the first time
in a decaie there promises to be close
competition for first honors.
Last year the event was converted
into dual affair by the withdrawal of
all the high schools except Central and
Technical Centrars team was so far
superior in all it's departments that the
victory was conceded to the street
school long before the day set for COM
petition.
This year each of the five high schools
will have a track team in the field, and
at least two of them, Central and Tech
meal have a look-in for the scholastic
outdoor title. Among the other three
interest viii be just as keen for second
place.
Central is particularly fortunate in
having a number OF veterans to uphold
its prestige this season.
In distance events the squad is strong
Bryant has already won &C. and a
string Of medals in out-of-town meets
for his performance in the mile run.
Zeh is another miller very little behind
Bryant.
The Washington times., 1909-04-10
JOHNSON TO PICK
OPPONENT MONDAY
Champion Is Ready to Meet
Any Who CIamor
for BELT.

NEW YORK, April 1O.-Jack johnson
VIII on Monday pick his next opponent
IN the prize ring. The black champion
mas offered TO meet Jim Jenries, Stanley
ketchel. Sam Langford, big Al" Kauf-
man. Sandy Ferguson. or their repre-
sehtatiVes and wants to put an end to
All challenges. Johnson says ne Is will
ing to meet any of the fighters who are
now clamorIng for q match with him
ana does note care VINO his opponent is.
Johnson says he could not fight before
september, as his engagements in Lon
don music halls will keep him occupied
until sometime in August the latter
part Of which month he VIII return to
America. In the meantime. Jim Cod-
roth, the California fight promoter, is
on his way to New York from Chicago
and will try and get some near cham
plon and Johnson To sign for a fighc at
lis club On September g. He has hopes
OF getting Johnson ami Jeffries to sign,
but If Jenries Sun refuses to talk, he
VIII try and arrange Johnson X etcheI,
Johnson kaufman, Or a Ketchel-Kauf-
man bout.
The Washington times., 1909-04-10

With the departure of "Burly'' Ham
nton, it was feared that the points
usually COPIED by Central in the hurdles
would be lost Two hurdIers or promise
have developed in Hunt and R. Lam
caster. These men should more than
I'LL Hamilton's shoes
A brother of former Captain Hamilton
is expected to figure in the quarter-mils
event At this distance Central has al
most a clean ticket TO victory Besides
Hamilton. there are Lancaster and Rol-
Inns. Neither of these has vet won the
school emblem. but both have shown TO
advantage in meets this winter.
Spranzy will continue 10 bear the bur-
den in the weight events. \ number
of youngsters are out for this depart
nent, and il is likely that Central may
make some inroads on Techs point score
in this department in which the Manual
Trainers have always excelled-
The 10O-yard event viii be well taken
care of by Dewey and Cullum. both tried
men. Cheny viii also be a valuable man
on both the quarter and half mile runsg
The men mentioned constitute only the
nucleus Of squad, for which thirty-f1ve
promising candidates are working daily.
These men represent the best of the
team. as the number has been weeded
out until only those who may make the
team remain
The Washington times., 1909-04-10
GEORGETOWN MEETS
PRINCETON TODAY
Rivals Clash on West End
Diamond in Annual
Battles.

A typical Princeton athletic team.
composed of v-eh-huih clear-eyed ath-
letes. is in toy5n for a baseball game
with the GEORGETOWN nine this after
noon and Monday.
When seen this morning various merl-
bers of the team were profuse IN COM
nenting on the recent improvement of
their aggregation, and while they would
not diVulge opinions Of their games
with the local coilegians a merry twinkle
of the eye seems to express an in
ward confidence that Georgetown won t
be the winner.
a defeat at the hands of the Virginia
squad yesterday has keyed the Tiger
tossers to a high pitch for their games
here today and Monday, and at the
rae both teams are going there is every
indication that these two contests will
be about the best possible to see on
the Blue and Gray field this season.
The Washington times., 1909-04-10
NATIONALS POSSESS
CLASSY FIRST SACKFR
Freeman's improvement Encourages Expert--Charley
Hickman Held Dear by Toledo Fans-Seybold
and Mil Show Wonted Form in Minor Berths.
TO WASHINGTON FANS-No 81

weeks ago. and was taken down with
ptomatne poisoning. He has never
been wen since, is shy seventeen pounds
IN weight, and is far from his old self.
lie Is the same conscientious player we
knew so well, and played remarkably
good game in left field for Toledo while
the Washington club was there. We
have been in sports more years than
We are willing TO admit. but Hickman
is the only ballplayer who left a CITY
In which we were working who ever
sent Us letter expressing his thinks
Tor courteous treatment by the news
papers. When Washington sold him 10
Chicago he wrote each sporting editor
in the Capital a parting word. in which
ne thanked US ALL hoped he would see
Us again, and assured us that IL ne
could help us in any way he would De
glad 10 do so. We were Eoins to pub
lish the letter. but did not recover from
the shock until nine days after. and it
would then have been untimely.
George Mil, who was WashingtOn's
utility player for three years. is max
Ing nit in Toledo. He was sold to
New Orleans by Cleveland, after he
had been traded by Washington for
Pete y Brien, but the Southern climate
upset him in seventeen different places
lie is native Of Fort Wayne. Ind. and
had never been South until he was or
dered u join the New Orleans club. In
Toledo he can get all the damp weather
ard chilly breezes a polar bear could
wish, and he should flourish like the
green bay tree in that town.
Mil says that Lave Cross, who also
drifted TO New Orleans after Washing
ton was through with him, was put out
of business by the torrjd summer eli
mate of the Pelican City. and was prac-
tically forced 10 get out Of the league to
save his health. Lave Is now managing
the Sbamokin (Pa.) team. aid doing
well, according to all reports.
OTIS ClymSr put a ball over the right
field fence In Toledo on Thursday but
Il you put II over this side of a certain
mark II counts for only two bases. and
Otis was much Disguised when the UNI
pire halted him half way around the
circuit. Yours in the faith.
THOMAS S. RICE.
The Washington times., 1909-04-10
TEAMS WILL MEET
FOR TITLE TONIGHT
Y. M. c. A. Five Plays Cen
trails for Tricity and A.
A. u. Honors.

Two basketball championships Will be
decided tonight IN the game to be played
In the Y. NJ. c. A gymnasium between
the Washington Association and the
Baltimore Central Y. M {. A teams.
Both these quints are tied for leader
ship IN the Tri-State League, and the
result Of the game will also determine
the winner OF the South Atlantic Anna
teur Athletic Union championship tro-
ply. The team which scores the great
est number OF points In the series will
be awarded the championships, Wash
ington now being in the lead by a score
Of 40 TO q.
The Baltimore team was beaten by
the local five week ago In the OrioIe
city for 'Jhe first time this year, and the
Baltimore2ns are particularly anxious
TO square accounts tonight, because
they have not won a game In the wash
ingtOn Association gymnasium during
the present season.
The Washington times., 1909-04-10
KELLER DISPLAYS
SOME REAL CLASS
Many Pick Tourney Star to De-
feat Wade in Handicap
Match.

Another pool phenom has been an
earthed in the ElKs tournament in the
person of one Mr.. Keliher, who. from
the present outlook, seems to be the
logical opponent for Gus Wade. the
Palace crack. who has offered a hand,-
cap match Of rs TO 100 to the winner
of the tourney.
While the new light is particularly
brilliant just at this time, Wade has
lost none Of his popularity. and 1t IS
thought his steadiness will be able to
defeat the fashy form of Keliher. The
match between the pair will in all prob
ability be played at the Palace at the
conclusion Of the tournament.
The Washington times., 1909-04-10
AQUATIC PROMOTERS
PASS DRASTIC BILLS
National Association of ANA
teur OarSmen Takes Much
Needed Step.

NEW YORK. April 1O.-The National
Association of Amateur Oirsmen.
through its executive committee, has
changed the distance Of championship
races to one mile and a quarter straisht-
away.
Heretofore the distance was one mile
and half. but it has been the opinion
in recent years among boat cubmen
that this was a little too long, and
should be cut down TO Harlem Regatta,
American Association. and practically
the Henley distance
Another step taken by the National
Committee IS also drastic-that OF elm
mating pair-Oared races from the card.
The Washington times., 1909-04-10
GOTCH AND MAHMOUT
ROW OVER REFEREE
Conference Ends With Sc
lection of Third Man Still
in Doubt.

CHICAGO, April 10-Representatives
OF Frank Gotch, champion wrestler, and
fussin MahmoGt. who will meet for the
worlds mat title on April II, failed to
agree upon a referee at a conference
held last evening at the Empire Athletic
Club offices.
The controversy finally sifted down
TO the two names. Ed w. Smith, of this
city, who acted as third man in the
Gotch- Hackenschmidt bout and Dick
Fleming, the regular referee of the
club. klank urged the appointment of
Smith as a simple act of justice follow
ing the foreign criticism of the Hacken-
schmidt bout.
The Washington times., 1909-04-10
M'BRIDE'S ILLNESS
MAY SHIFT LINEUP
Cantillon Will Probably
Have to Alter Plans for
Opening Game.
By THOMAS S. RICE.

COLUMBUS. Ohio. April i6.-Here is
a cheerful view OF the situation:
Manager Cantillon says If we are not
allowed to play that opening series with
New York because of Chase's smallpox
we viii lead the league for four days if
never again. That looks all right, but
he is dead anxious to play the series
and see how his men shape up.
The report that Washington was bid
ding for Cree. the New York American
outfielder was a surprise to Cantillon,
who denied today that he had the slight
est intention OF looking for that youths
services. Cree might help some but
he could hardly keep Unglaub or Blank
enship out Of that extra berth in he
outfeld.
Cantillon also denied he knew any
thing about the report Jack Warner was
TO reJoin the Washington cluS Jack is
said to have quit Galveston, Tex, be-
cause he could not buy the other half
OF the club from the owners, but the
real truth probably is that he saw the
death OF Sunday baseball in Texas
written on the wall and knew when the
Sunday games were Stopped the Texas
League would blow or sink TO such an
extent franchise would be worthless.
Mcbride is a pretty sick boy today.
He may come around and play on Mon
day. but II IS doubtful If he Is not able
to appear It will upset all CantiIlon's
plans for the opening lineup He will
probably put Shipke at third and In
glaub at second or short. II is hard
70 tell what to do with that shortstoD
job If George is absent, for there Is NOT
man on the team qualified By exDer-
renee ana proved ability to I'LL it tenn
porarily- We have second. first. and
thlrd basemen In reserve, but no short
slop, and. that fact was never brought
Wen 20 the front until Mcbride went
down and out from his present indispo-
sition-
The Washington times., 1909-04-10
Columbus. Ohio. April 10.
Dear Fanatics:

Dear Fanatics:
One Of the little problems Manager
Cantillon will have to solve will be the
teaching of Jerry Freeman how to alb
serb hot grounders hit straight II him.
This was Jerry's great weaknts SIS TO-
ward the end of last season. It was
one Of the hangover faults from his
minor league work. He settled down
all right in throwing and in holding
balls sent TO him over his head, but he
is still away shy on that daisy cutter
business In other respects We vshture
the opinion the fans will not think there
are two men In the American League
who have It on jeremiah in the matter
of covering first base. Strangely enough.
in the matter of stopping over 10 pick
up low thrown balls. Jerry has "A reach
like the phi Of an Ohio Republican poll
tician. but when II comes TO stopping
balls only half as difficult which are
hit at him he is an erring brother who
needs strong reproo1.
Fortunately for Jerry, Manager Can
tillon is shy on aesthetic principles and
long on correction. tie makes that stout
young person hustle ali over the LOT
when he is hitting to the inheld in prac
tice, and Jerry Is kept busy stopping
one hot drive after another. This ,s
as 1t should be, and it must be admitted
the pupil is progressing, although
slowly.
Our old friend Charley Hickman is
as much of a popular idol in Toledo as
ne was in Washington. His personality
mas made him a friend Of every fan in
town. The reformers consider him a
shining light and the unregenerate look
upon him as good fellow. But Char
icy Is having his troubles ponetheless.
lie ate some canned chicken three
The Washington times., 1909-04-10
CHASE IMPROVES;
MAY PLAY MAY 10
Yankee Star Enjoys Telephone
Talks With Wife and News
paper Men.
paper Men.

AUGUSTA. Ca, April IO-'Hal'
Chase's smallpox is responding freely
70 the treatment Of the doctors at the
Contagion Hospital. where he is de-
tained by the board Of health He said
today that he Is planning TO rejoin his
club May 10
Chase Is delighted that his wife il
coming 10 Augusta. though he can only
talk 70 her over the telephone He is IN
the best Of spirits and is making the ac-
Quaintance and engaging in conversa-
ton by telephone with newspaper men
and others.
The Washington times., 1909-04-10
ST. YVES AGREES
TO RACE SHRUBB
Frenchman Will Meet Briton
at Any Distance Over
Fifteen Miles.

PROVIDENCE r L, April 10-Henri
st. Yves, winner of the New York $4,000
Marathon, who runs Matt Maloney here
today, is r.sedy and willing to accept
Shrubb's ciafallenge.
"Al'" Copeland, St. Yve& manager.
says: Having seen so much IN type
about Alfred Shrubs willingness to run
Henri St. Yves fifteen miles. although
take mis- o NM Of az acce8tinn NM his
challenge, and announce that St. Yves
viii run him at any distance from hf-
teen to fifty miles,
The Washington times., 1909-04-10
EXPERTS SAY CRANE
WILL DEFEAT GOULD
Boston Tennis Crack Is Ex-
pected to Win Title From
Champion.

BOSTON, April 10-Boston tennis ex-
perts pick Joshua Crane. the former
Harvard football coach, TO win over Jay
Gould. Of New York, in the challenge
round OF court tennis championship at
the tennis and racquet club this after
noon.
In his match with DR.. G. H. Derby, in
the final rounds Crane displayed splendid
form. and If he shows as well against
the worlds champion the title may pass.
The Washington times., 1909-04-10

But two weeks now and the High
School League gets under way.
Business, from all reports, is coming
fast and the confident opinion of its
coach dopes it as a serious contender
for championship honOrs. Should this
opinion prove fact the race this season
should be one of the grandest ever
made for, the high school bunting. Cen
trail has been given slight advantage
over Tech in the general consensus, with
Business in third. Now the trUsty coach
of the orange and blue band confident
ly ventures this prophecy. which must
be given some consideration. Business
has a nearly experienced team. 1t is
not an outfit OF youngsters but devel-
oped athletes 1t has been practically
intact for two seasons. Last year the
team was very near the top when the
final curtain rang. It's campaign so
far has been a marked success. Use a
pencil.
The Washington times., 1909-04-10
CLEVELAND PLAYER
IS AGAIN IN FOLD

CLEVELAND. April 1o-Joe Birming-
ham, outfielder, has sent his signed con-
tract to Manager Lajoie at New Or
leans.
This cuts down the hOld-Outs on the
Cleveland team to three, StovaIl, SittOn,
and Rafferty,. Rafferty, says he VIII
sign before the Cleveland team leaves
New Orleans
The Washington times., 1909-04-10

A team which seems bound to attract
more or less attention when the Sunday
School schedule opens is Peck Memoir
al This outfit is one of the new mem
bers of the league and while some in
terest may be manifested for this rea-
son the stellar attraction will be the
appearance of many of the local cracks
in the lineup. The Peck manager has
amassed a galaxy of stars which he
holds viii duplicate the trick of >the
Grace team which landed the pennant
in the Sunday School League last sea
son. Dutch Heinrich and several Of
the players who were so prominent in
landing the District championship for
the Trinity team several years ago
have been signed by the Peck manage
ment
The Washington times., 1909-04-10

The Engineers meet the Commission
ers on the Arsenal grounds tomorrow
at $3.50.
The Washington times., 1909-04-10
Amateur Comment

Central High School plays its first
out-of-town contest this afternoon with
the Tome Institute team at Port De-
post, Md. This game should deter
mine the real strength of the Washing
ton school boy tossers. Tome gener-
ally has one of the strongest scholastic
aggregations In Maryland and from
performances so far this season It is
an assurity that the local team viii
not line up against an outfit of I'M
practiced cripples. At present the Cen
trail team is at its best and the game
this afternoon viii be watched with
interest, as to date the real merit Of
the o street aggregation has not been
fully shown and IT is thought the Mary
landers viii be able to bring out the
heretofore dormant ability
The Washington times., 1909-04-10

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The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1909-12-03

cred and braided white hat, 'embroid-
cred table cover, *fancy white under
skirt, combination suit corset cover
and drawers), kitchen apron, table
napkins, kitchen apron, picture frame.
*calico dress.
Awarded prizes.
Another part of the Fessenden eX-
hibit which attracted attention was
several loose leaf books, filled with
academic work by the students Of The
various departments. Many stopped
to examine these, and were both sur
prised and delighted with the arrange
ment, neatness, penmanship and
thought, as shown in the academic
work
The Fessenden exhibit was encour-
aging and comprehensive, and has
given the friends of education the pos
tive proofs that cheer and kearten
them up.
We were told that the cost OF oper-
ating the Industrial department was
large and that the school needed an
endowment fund to meet the needs.
and to make sure of the work year by
year The school has proven by the
work it is doing that it is in every
way worthy of any favorable consider
alton it may receive from educational
forces. The location is ideal and the
work it has done and is doing IS Ger
tainly worthy and cOmmends II. Fes-
sender is on the A. c. L., a mile from
Martin, Fla. The faculty is composed
of Principal j. L. Wiley, Mrs. J. \. Wi
ley. Nashville. Tenn; Jennie l.. Chill
dress. Detroit, Mich: w. II. Childress,
Detroit, Mich; Willie Page. Chicago.
ILL.,; Ida Lewis, Nashville, Tenn; Mat
tie Brown, Moncure, y. c.; Cherrie
Brown and Addie Ward. Florida.
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IN FLORIDA

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Foreiqners Make inspection

A very distinguished party of Swe.
dish engineers have just left for the
north, after having made an inspec
ton of the railroad work along the
keys and at Trumbo Island. The par
ty consisted of Mr.. Fogelmarck, chief
engineer of Swedish railways; Mr.
Kjellstrom and Mr.. Samuelson. com
missioned by the Swedish government
to inspect railroad work in the west
ern hemisphere. In addition to Key
West, their itinerary includes Canada,
Panama. Jamaica and Cuba-Key
West Citizen.
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Say, good people. when you get
hungry, go to Hogan's place He
keeps good things to eat and drink.
G.. d. is the man.
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HAIR WORK

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