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The Cairo bulletin., 1909-09-17
POSTAL SAVINGS
BANK IS SCORED
NO VOICE IN AMERICAN BANK.
ERS' CONVENTION RAISED IN
DEFENSE or THE PLAN
OTHER MATTERS.

Chicago, Sept. it'.-Not a voice was
raised today in defense of the postal
savings bank plan in the session OF
the American Bankers Association
nor was word uttered in favor OF
the guaranty of deposits OF state OF
national banks.
Informal reports. in speeches and
impromptu remarks, both ideas were
repeatedly scored by the bankers
who apparently are of one mind in OPP
posing both propositions.
President Reynolds prophesied that
within year there will be a revision
of the national banking laws permit
ting national banks to accept savings
deposits
The nominating committee named
for president, Lewis Pierson, presi
dent OF the irving National Exchange
Bank, of New York.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-09-17
RESTORES PLEASING PLUMPNESs
samose Sold Under Paul c. Schulz G.
Sons mo Cure No Pay" Plan,

There are a good many people in
Cairo who ardently iwsh they could
find some way OF getting fat AMI
plump While not i'll, yet they are SO
thin and scrawny that their friends
think they cannot be well. In nine
cases out of ten this condition can
be readily overcome by using the
combination of flesh-forming foods
known as Samose, This little tablet
taken three times day with the food
does wonders in building up good
haelth and restoring the pleasing
plumpness that is so desirable,
Before the discovery of Samose,
people who were thin, weak and run
down were advised to take some naus-
eous preparation OF cod liver oil, but
now with this flesh-forming food If
palatable form nothing at all disagree
able is necessary to gain weight.
Paul G. Schulz and Sons have the
agency for this preparation and sell
it with the promise that If it does not
do all that is claimed for it in making
people gain in weight and in health
the money will be refunded
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-09-17

And you see nothing more In me.
but golf or tennis cups and steeple
chase trophies have been all that |
could praise. Isn't that the honest
truth? You have too much money
and too little ambition to fight for
the big things of life.
Ethel" he said quickly, SAY
you'll marry me, and / swear you
shall be proud of me. Say it."
She drew her breath sharply. Il
can't, Jack" she said at last-"you
attract me, heaven knows, but the
qualities I admire, brains, talent,
ambition, power that is not brute
force, you have deliberately pushed
into the background A man must be
more than a splendid animal"
And you see nothing more in
me?" he said bitterly. Thanks! No
wonder | could not win you"
"Of course there is more In you"
she answered sweetly, and that is
the pity of 1t, for you have stitied it
to burn incense to your lesser gods.
Jack, | should be afraid of future
with nothing else in It,"
The man squared his shoulders
with characteristic gesture.
Listen" he said quietly. My
life Of ease is over. My grandfather's
money has pretty well gone up in
smoke. Some of it I've filtered, some
of 1t was badly invested. There was
never as much as the world thought,
but it's too long tale for to-day.
Now tomorrow | start fresh. ! 60
to Arizona. l didn't think you'd be
interested, so I've never told you
that my serious hours | have put In
on engineering and chemistry. I'm
not all fool. I've q cousin out West
who knows mines, owns few, and
wants more He is v'ng me a
chance at the bottom. and II prom
ise TO come back some day sooner or
later on topand what I promise,
dear, you know I'll do, II ! live
viii you wait for me? May | feel
that | have the inside track?"
The girls whole expression
changed
AT last you are showing me your
self" she cried.
For the you ! have Just seen |
will wait willingly, and confidently,
until you come back to me again.
An hour ago you asked what would
please me and now you have given it
TO me, for you knew" and in the
fast gathering dusk the girl impul-
sively held out both her hands.
Il would follow the man | have
Just met, even unto the ends of the
earth" she whispered frankly, and
on the deserted clubhouse piazza he
gathered her to his arms.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-09-17
PERSONAL MENTION.

Mr., Hicks of st. Louis is here on
business.
Mr.. Dindskof Of St Louis. is here
on business.
Mrs. f. S. Kahn has returned from
a visit in paducah.
p r. Langan was in Mounds yes
terday on business.
]. Held returns today from a bust
ness trip to st. Louis.
r. E. Gate of Dongola. was in Cairo
yesterday on business.
Mrs. Williams Of Mounds was shop.
ping in Cairo yesterday,
G. S, Bourque went to Chicago last
night to visit his family
w T, Wall has returned from q
business trip to points in Arkansas.
John Glass Of the Halliday who
has been i'll is able. to be up again.
Mrs. Woods and daughter OF Thebes
were shopping in tue city Yesterday.
Misses Leota and Ethel LaMon.
tague are visiting friends in Charles,
ton.
John L. Parham returned yester.
lay from business trip in Tonnes
see.
Mrs. w, Fl. Hartman, of Morley,
Mo, was in the city shopping yester.
day.
Miss Marie We'll has returned from
4 visit in Pine Bluff and Hot Springs
Ark
Oscar Barrett of Cincinnati. of the
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-09-17
GENEROUS DONATIONS
At House Warming at New Parsonage
of Calvary Batist Church
Last Evening.

The house warming las, night at
the parsonage Of tAe Caly ry Baptist
church which was recen erected,
was a great success. About 10
friends and members of the congrega-
ton gathered at the new home of the
pastor, Rev Graham, and spent the
evening pleasantly. Refreshments Of
ice cream and cake were served after
which free will offering to clear the
remaining debt on the parsonage, was
taken The debt was ABOUT $50 while
something near 800 was given by the
generous members of the congrega-
ton and their friends. The new
building is one Of the creditable re.
cent additions to the church property
Of Cairo
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-09-17
His Wasted Ambition.
BY f. &. Weeks.

The club piazza was gay with the
usual late afternoon crowd; automo-
biles of every hue and smart traps
lined the drive; while walters hur-
ried about with tea trays, syphons
and bowls of ice to the small tables
where pretty women and men in
fiannels were grouped, telling new
jokes and comparing new scores.
In marked contrast to all this
noise and confusion, the last couple
from the tennis courts strolled leis-
urely in, apparently absorbed in
each others society.
Il hate to be beaten" said the
girl earnestly. but | hate worse to
have you deliberately throw me set,
as you did just now, out of kindness
or pity"
what really would please your
ladyship, and 1t is yours, even unto
the half OF my kingdom. replied the
man lightly. but his eyes deepened
and his expression changed as he
waited for her answer
w hat generous OueI, sue sdlu
gayly May | answer at my leisure,
while we have tea, for they have
saved us our pet table over in the
corner? In 10 minutes, then. Au
reyoir."
A quarter of an hour later, fresh
from his shower bath, John Graham
joined the girl at the table reserved
for them.
you are so good at look at.
Jack" she said frankly, as she added
the lemon and sugar.
And that is ALL" he responded.
frowning. You regard me as you
would thoroughbred horse or dog.
You never think of the me under
meath. You've applauded my foot
ball playing, praised my cross coun-
try riding heaped me with laurels
for physical prowess these three
years, and that is all.
What else has there BEEN" she
asked, gravely.
Since you left college, captain of
your eleven, what has there been? |
had expected so much of you. Jack,
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-09-17
OUT OF THE WAY
FOR TAFT DAY
is THE ORDER UNDER WHICH
RICH CONSTRUCTION CO. is
NOW WORKING ON THE BIG
SEWER.

The Rich Construction Co. will rush
teh work on the lower end of the big
sewer from now on. Last evening
the conveyor which has been below
Fourth street was brought up to work
on the sewer above Fifth street and
excavation will be started there today.
The sewer is completed TO a point a
short distance below Seventh street
mains to be built The work will not
be as difficult on the remaining part
as it has been from Tenth street down
to Seventh, and there is not likely to
be any interference from river water
for some weeks to come, the river
being now about u feet and falling.
Work was begun in a small way
yesterday on the break at Fifteenth
street, clearing the man hole of oh
structions. Excavation will be made
there by hand until the machinery
has done its work below Seventh
street, when it will be moved to Fiji
teenth street and the work of recon
struction there will be pushed to com
pletino
1t is desired by the authorities to
have the work finished and the ave
nue. cleared of distractions and put III
as good order as possible in time for
TAFT Day Oct. 2G, and the Rich Con
struction Co is trying to meet the eX-
recitation.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-09-17
JEWISH SERVICES
Rosh Hoshona lmpressively Observed
This Week-Yom kippur
Next Week.

The Jewish citizens of Cairo had
impressive services yesterday at
their synagogue on Commercial ave
nue. above Eleventh street d. l..
Marx OBLIGATED and Mrs. Henry Gil
hofer sang for the occasion, The
service was in celebration of Rosh
Hoshona the Jewish New Year The
business places were closed. Mr. and
Mrs. Michaelis entertained members
of the congregation at dinner. Yo9.
Kippur will be observed next week
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-09-17

One drunk and two vags were all
thattwere on the docket in city court
yesterday. The drunk is one that has
appeared in the city court numbers
of times, almost beyond count, and
he was taxed S. and costs He went
to Jail in default OF payment One
of the vags was given stay to leave
town while the case against the other
was dismissed. The police made one
arrest after court closed for the day.
a vag.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-09-17
~ SOCIAL o4ND personal -


Jarrett me, Is in the city on bCsi-
W. A. Sha" OF tie turtice Brothers
Co. OF DocEes'er ~ y Is here on
MIS- Johh bet's am daughter Miss
AIte OF Wound City' were IN the city
yesterday
MIS- boyd ana daughter Miss
i''atiVhe OF MOUND Guy We're shopping
III ea'Io YESTERDAY
|
Ie!a, me guest OF ms son Dr. Filnt
f'oii'u'ah' VINO IS H.
N1lS' D. d. "or'ey VINO mas been to
-" S'io"i JUS returned nome
WI ai'" his' 'rruskih ana children
spent YESTERDAY III ,douhd Oity the
W. H. " oou, ttateilAs PASSENGER
So, - '''7 W "'"s"s u o. Louis
was 'l4 ''''io vi business Yesterday
~. 'ir "'7' i-eish "Sihah ana
'au7'''e, i'eiV' 'e'se 'oi"S ioF VISIT
"l'" 'e'''''es II 81 LOUIS anu AT
0''
puast of Mrs Kata pavna has 20
tn,paa to how bono :, roa,,.,.,
Tenn
daughter Mary and niece Margaret
Curran are the guests of relatives in
st. Louis.
day for St Louis where she will be
teacher of Domestic Science in one
OF the schools.
Mrs. Geo B. Wearel and children
MT Wearen VINO accompanied them
returned Yesterday
Mrs Fullerton, Misses Cora Fuller
toh' Mary oYerstFeet and Kate Con
icy OF Mound CITY, we're in Cairo yes,
Mr.. and Mrs T. W. Ludoph Of Dali
las, TeXas, are the guests of their
daughter Mrs r g. France OF Tween
ty-seVenth end Sycamore.
Glenn Butler, Frank Egau and
Eugene Pennebaker leave today for
! Urbana. H., where they will attend
the University of Illinois this year.
Mr.. ana Mrs C. Fred Gallagher and
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-09-17
BIDS FOR WATER.
Cairo, H., Sept. nth, 1909.

Cairo, H.. Sept nth, 1909.
Sealed bids will be received by the
ely council of the city OF Cairo Hi
nois, ut the Office Of the city clerk
of said city NJ till 1880 o'clock Tues
day, October 5th 1909, for furnishing
water to the city for the remainder
of the year 1909 to be used in the
city's street washing machine for the
purpose of washing the streets of the
said city
The city council reserves the right
to reject any ami all bids.
ERNEST WORKMAN,
City Comptroller.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-09-17
CITY NEWS in BRIEF
ReaI Estate Transfers.

The following real estate transfer
was recorded yesterday: Edward P.
Fitzgerald ct uX to Lee Hicks. lots 8,
3 ami 49,, block 81 lot H. block II,
lpt s4, block II in Railroad addition,
all lot 20 parts lots 2 and %, block
II, first addition, Q.cd. S2g00.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-09-17
New Century Forces,

The twentieth century is to employ
the elements of air and water and the
fierceness of the sun in Gtilitarian
way exceeding all fancies of the fabu-
list all the imaginings of the makers
OF fiction. Indianapolis News
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-09-17
Daunhter Born.

Mr.. and Mrs, j. ], Fitzgerald (of
Hugo, Okla.) are the proud parents
Of a nine pound daughter that ar
rfve,l several days ago. Mrs. Fitz-
gerald was formerly Miss Anna Eng
lishy and is at present visiting her
mother, Airs. John English of Fifth
street.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-09-17
IMPORTANT NOTICE.

Effective September 18th, the ILL
nois Central suburban train service
between Cairo and Mounds will be
discontinued s G. HATCH.
Genl Passenger Agent.
Cairo, Sent, Is, 1909.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-09-17
Emanclpated by courane.

Many people are so afraid to die
that they have never begun to live.
But courage emancipates us and gives
us to ourselves, that We may give
ourselves freely and without fear to
cd.-llenry van Dyke.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-09-17
Christian church,

The Ladies ALL Of the First Chris
tian church viii meet with Mrs. New
ton, SCI Thirtyfourth street this
Afternoon at O'Clock.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-09-17
Why, Certainly,

Departing Paassenger---O, conduc.
tor, won't you give me transfer OF
some other color? This one doesn't
match my gown at all PUCK.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-09-17
Lutheran Church.

The Ladies Aid .,ocietv of the
Lutheran church will meet at the
home of Mrs. Frank Thomas sos
Twenty-eighth street this afternoon.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-09-17
A Discoverx

Garrulous Dentist - All, see you
have none Of ycar wisdom teeth.
Testy Patient--Sol That accounts
for me coming here,
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-09-17
MISS MAUD SUTHERLAND yraa

uate Cincinnati Conservatory Of
Music, will take limited number of
violin pupils. 615 Twenty.seyenth
istreet.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-09-17
First Methodist.

The Ladies Circle OF the First
Methodist church will meet Friday
afternoon at the home Of Mrs. Sher-
heard, 40 Walnut Street
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-09-17
Mnnan's Guild.

The ypoman's Guild OF the Church
of the Redeemer VIII meet this
afternoon at o'clock at the parish
house.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-09-17
CHURCH SOCIETIES.
Cairn Rantist.

The Cheerful WORKERS Of the Cairo
Baptist church will meet this after.
noon at the usual hour at the hesi-
dence OF Mrs. ]. '. Roberts Of Thir-
ty-fourth street.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-09-17

The Ladies Aid Of the Presby-
terrain church will meet this after
noon at > o'clock n the church apr
lors.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-09-17

P. T. LANGAN manufactures bank
and Office fixtures of all kinds.
Counters, shelving, etc.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-09-17

HICKORY STOVE WoCc $3.50
Big load, stove size, delivered. Both
phones. Clark-Danforth Handle Co
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-10

ring against hack Johnson. He may
stay the twenty rounds. 1t would not
surprise a few to see this happen, but
that he will win from the negro heavy
weight is so utterly beyond belief on
past performances and present condi-
tions that the match, outside of San
Francisco, and even. be it whispered
secretly. within the walls of the Cof-
froth domain, is considered the big
gest farce of the last ten years, bar
ring none, not even that notorious
Cans Unholz affair or the Nelson
Hyland laugh producer, or the Flynn
Johnson screamer, or a few others of
equal side-splitting qualities which the
patrons Of Sunshine Jims" club have
been offered at various times. Let us
hope that Johnson doesn't muss up
Ketchel's handsome features more
than necessary. That he patiently
wins in the most humane manner pos
sible and that the match will see the
final and ignominiOus finish Of Britt
tits" and his championship brain fever.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-10

Lexington, KY, fve-gaited saddle
horses; A. S. Craven of Greenwood.
Va, DR.. Charles McEachran of Mon
treal, Canada, and Eugene S. Reynal
of White Plains, n. Y, hunters and
jumpers; r. l.. Agassiz of Boston, H.
L. Herbert of New York and Eugene
c. Reynal of White Plains, N. Y, polo
ponies and stations for getting polo
ponies Major Charles G. Treat, u. S.
A., Fort Meyer. Va, officers charges;
Robert Ness Of Howick, Quebec, c. F.
Curtis of Ames, Iowa, and Mr.. Mar
shall of Columbus. Ohio, Clydesdales;
c. F. Curtis of Ames, Iowa, Robert
Graham of Toronto, Ontario and Mr.
Marshall of Columbus, Ohio, Shires;
William Bell of Columbus, Ohio j. L.
Carlyle Of Denver, Colo. and Robert
Graham of Toronto, Ontario Perche-
rons; William Bell of Columbus, Ohio,
J. L. Carlyle of Denver and John Tru-
man of Bushnell, ILL.,, Belgians, and
c. T. Curtis of Ames, Iowa, draught
horses in harness.
Entries close Saturday, October 16,
1909.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-10
Batting and Fielding Averages
of Coast LedguerS to Date

Last weeks play in tho Pacific Coast
league caused but little change in the
relative standing of the eight leading
batters. Ote johnson of Portland and
hollle Heidor of San Francisco are the
two men who profited by the weeks Sc
rles. Johnson's average rose from .5S5
to .2sS. Rollie Zeider gained two noints.
Whlie Arnold Gandil slipped back a
similar number The averages of Duffy
Lewis OF Oakland, McCredie of Port
land, Melchoir of San T1rancisco "a
Martinke of Vernon were lowered one
degree. The average of Jotn Rea1l of
Los Angeles dropped from .2S3 to 90
Grltilh and Hit have again exchanged
places as leading batters among fbe
pltchers. Griffin secured four hits ont
u u 81 thlrteen times UP, while in four trials
enIS,.ed f1it9 Iailed to connect. The perfect
l'eluihg average of Pitcher AL Carson
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-10
WRESTLER RELEASED

SEATTLE, oct. 9.-Joe Carroll, alias
Ole Marsh, the wrestler indicted in
Nebraska and Iowa for alleged use of
the mails to defraud in connection
with the Maybray gang of wrestling
and foot race promoters, was re-
leased on $500 bail today. He takes
claring the charge against him cannot
be proven.
In a newspaper interview today he
saids
IF there is a wrestler who is not
crooked / do not know him. and I
know all of them. If the men who
wrestle should be on the square and
settle their differences, how many
hours entertainment would the pub
lie have? We have simply got to Jolly
the game along in order to keep UP
public interest"
Bert Warner and Wynn Harris are
still in the county jail
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-10

of Portland, whose unusual achieve
ment has drawn so many favorable
comments from the fans during the last
few weeks, has been shattered. After
accepting 142 fielding chances, an error
has been marked against him, and his
hopes of finishing the season with a
clean fielding record have vanished.
In team batting Portland and Oak
land were the only clubs that expert
enced any change. The pitchers of these
two teams displayed unusually rare
form last week. Both clubs hit way
below 200, which caused their team
averages to drop two points.
Following are the unofficial batting
and fielding averages of the 1862 men
that have played in the Pacific Coast
league this season. These averages are
for the games played up to last Tues
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-10
STATE LEAGUE

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 9.-Oakland
smothered Stockton today on the Oak
land grounds by a score of to /.
After the home team had scored three
runs in the first inning the result was
not in doubt. Moskiman kept the vls-
itors hits well scattered, while the
locals hit effectively in the first and
sixth. Score:
Stockton /, hits g. errors 2.
Oakland g. hits errors
Batteries-Jones and lie Brand;
MOskiman and Hackett
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-10

" OBO DOUGHERTY, once pugilist,
II has a longing to do something
AA to get rid of the name. Hence
forth and from now on, Hobo will
shed his illuminating sub title, and
wants to be known as Young Dough-
erty. Since taken hold of by Tom
Jones, manager of Ad Wolgast,
Dougherty has improved about 100
per cent as a fighter and also in his
personnel" Hobo - beg pardon.
Young" I should say-now falls for
he can acquire on his modest income
as a pork-and-bean pugilist. Also be-
sides the fine raiment he has donned
a few ambitions. and one of these is
to become a really truly" fighter.
He will meet Kid Rees in a return
match at ten rounds Tuesday night,
and the fans will see a little excitement
when this pair gets together in the
last preliminary.
Jeems Morley has branched out. He
has now become sure thing artist.
Rigo the leader of the gypsy or
chestra, which daily and nightly en-
frances the Levy patrons, is picked as
the victim. Just why Jeems should
select Rigo, who is said to be a royal
good fellow, is a matter for inquiry.
DulliNG lIldl II IS lTdIlGu up, OF uAGQ,
arranged, or anything you like that
doesn't violate the libel laws. Jeems
Morley is going to play Rigo a match
game of billiards next Monday night
The only thing secret about it is the
place thereof. But that may be dis
covered in time. Rigo and Morley
started an argument the other day. III
there is anything Morley loves it isI
an argument. Rigo claimed he could
a faiy 4 j
nay The dispute waxed warm, and
case of real wine was bolstered in
to the situation, TO make it interest
ing. We now await the denounce-
ment-whatever that is,
There is one lonesome and hungry
fighter awaiting a match in these dig
gings. He is the California Kid,
105-pound boy, the most recent ar
rival. His challenge is sweeping and
most defiant. He says he has a side
bet of $500 to back him to meet any
boy at the weight. Well, Jimmy Aus
tin, what do you say? That is Jim
my's favorite figure, and on that basis
the Golden state kid will draw a lively
partner if he hooks up with Austin.
BY an odd coincidence the two Phil
adelphia and two Chicago major league
AClAliS 0ttldtl lllC ltll4idHl race IN DOln
leagues as the result Of their play on
days when the Tigers and Pirates. the
champions, were beaten.
On Thursday, September 80, the Chi
cago Americans by winning a double
header while the Tigers lost to Bos-
ton. Again October l Boston defeated
Detroit and the White Sox defeated
Philadelphia.
Tuesday, September %. the PhiIa-
IaIabf9 Nationals a1i
cago Nationals by walloping them
while the New York Giants were en-
deavoring to lengthen the National
fight by defeating Pittsburg. 1t truly
was baseball drama which might be
termed THE Windy City's Revenge" j."
Next Saturday afternoon good
fighter, willing, young, with the heart
Of a lion and the punch of mule kick.
will be offered up on the heavyweight
sacrificial altar Stanley Ketchel is
indeed brave young man to enter the
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-10
DRAKE RE-ENrERs RAGING

NEW YORK. oct. 9.-John A. Drake,
the close friend of John w. Gates, has
decided to re-enter the racing game
and has sent Enoch Wisharu. the
trainer, to Kentucky to gather his
yearlings and bring them to Sleeps
head Bay, where they will be put into
condition for next years racing cam
paign on the local tracks.
Drake disposed of his raciug stable
during the hard times of 1907, and
since then has not taken much interest
In turf matteres.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-10
SUMMARY

,,l'.s On balls-On Brown, /: off Hardness, J.
T%o-base hits-tLa Longe, speas: Double play
Ts,sber to Cooney to Fisher. Sacrihee hits-
Darringer, Olson, Ryan Time--l'2o umpires
roman and Mccarthy
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-10
OAKLAND
sCoy out in first Inning for interference.
SCORE BY INNINGS
STMNlARY

Five runs and hits off johnson in l-S
Innings Three-base hit-Thomas. Two-base
htts-Brashear, Thomas, Coy, Stoval. cut
shaw (9, McKune. Sacrifice hits-kelly'
Brashear First base on called balls-OIl WI
LETT. 4, of Johnson, g. Struck out-By Wilett,
4: by johnson, 8; by Boice, l. Hit by pitcher
-McKune. Double plays-Hogan to Cutshaw'
Lewis to Hogan; Cutshaw to Lewis to Eagan
Time-2:05. Umpires-Van Haltren and Finney.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-10
HARDNESS INVINClBLE
AGAINST SACRAMENTO
Portland Pitcher Shuts Out Senators,
Allowing Graham's Team
Only Three Hits

PORTLAND, Oct. 9.-Harkness was
invincible today in the game between
Portland and Sacramento, and he was
accorded almost perfect support.
Brown was hit hard, and in the sec
ond and third Portland punched hlts
effectively. Score: