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We heartily recommend

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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-08-15
BEGINNING Of
WAR POSTPONED
ONE TRANSPORT OF RED" ARMY
FAILED TO ARRIVE ON
SCHEDULE.
LINE I2 MILES LONG
Composed CT Massachusetts Militia
men Waiting invaders From
Other States-Bridges Are
theoretically Destroyed.

Eouton Auo n p,,,inni,o - ~,
was DostDoued tonight from Midnight
10 sunday morning an account of III
no arrival of one of tha "onamy,so
TRANSPORTS
Tontgbt tbo haa1auor;ers of tho
blrc army were near Uridgavator
Tho whole limo is about twelve miles
in length Arraneemente for con.
ceutrating the Massachusetts army of
1909 were carried cut with precision
following the receipt of the news Of
The encmys approach. At headquar-
troS placards indicated that bridges
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-08-15
EVANS WINS The
MAYFLOWtR CUP
THE PRINCIPAL TROPHY OF OPEN
GOLF TOURNAMENT AT
ONWENT
CAVANACH WINS TITLE
OF Champion of Wisconsin, in Meeting
at MhWaukee--Herres Wins
First Prize at Manchester
Other Events.

Chicago Aug lls--Charles Evans,
Jra of Edgewater, western champion
continued his winning career today by
anneXing the Mayflower cup, the prin-
cipal trophy If tAe Ontwentsia clubs
annual open golf tournament. Evans
defeated Gordon Copeland of Shokie
by up 6 to play in the finals Evans
moor, for the Onwentsla trophy with
1873 for 36 hcles medal play, but Egan
won the . hole play off with 35 to g..
Evans this morning played through a
downpour of rain and led Copeland 8
up. Tais afternoon Copeland played
better Evans appeared careless, bat
steadicd toward the end.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-08-15

of Hyperion Club. DcsMoincs, today
won the championship of the Iowa
Golf Association, Debating Ralph Rider.
.of Waveland Club, Des Moincs. I up.
Sheehan started in the is hole morn
ing play TO make runaway match
gaining lead of I up. The afternoon
was featured by Riders brilliant
dash to overtake hisrival On the 34tl
the players were even up. and it was
not until the seth hole. which Sheehan
made in five to his opponents six that
the match was decided. Sheehan is
II years old and the present is his sec
ond season of the tournament play
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-08-15
LAMB WINS TITLE.

Grand Forks, N ~, Aug. li.-But.
'er Lamb of Towucr won the state
TEAMS championship today defeating
nr w III, Bates of Grand Forks in
the finals, 81, 0-G. Cd. Ga G--l
The doubles Championship VAS won
w Lamb afh II r Phelps of Mlnto
Iefeating Dr. Thing and George Sun,
hera of WiIlos City 81, CO, Go
G-i.
The final in the open singles will be
played Monday by r. B. Elton and
f. H. Wilson, both of Gracd Forks.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-08-15
CHINESE SHAKE
UP IS COMPLETE
Or. YEN WEI CHING, SECOND
SECRETARY, is ALSO
RECALLED.
TOO MUCH AMERICAN
BENG d Graduate Of the University of
Virginia-All New Faces In
the Legation at Wash
lngton.

Wash, gton. Aug ll-That there
will be a complete change in the Chi
ncse legation here was made evident
by the receipt Of a cabiegram recall
ing Dr. Yen Wei Ching. second secra-
tary. to Pekin. DR. Yen is a gradu-
ate of the University of Virginia and
came here with Mr.. WI His ac-
quaintance with American affairs
made him a prominent factor in MIR.
Wus regime Or Ycn's sympathy for
the reformcrs of China was one Of his
distinguishing traits.
Mi-ister WI, who is now on his
mission to Peru. will hasten to Wash
netcn. although he lid not expect to
return here. when he left, until Octo.
he.
Officials who are close to the Chi
nese legation. while disavowing any
E-1wledgc Of the reasons for Mr..
WIS recall. belie-- that he will be
engaged at Pekin in concluding the
codification of the laws of China.
which work was begun by him when
he was first recalled several years
ago. Tho revision and codidcation Of
Ch'-ese laws has progressed steadily
until today it is stated it is almost
finished
1t is said that before final approval
is given 30 the work IT, rs quite likely
hat tho eauetfor, IF NJ K4-r7 y,-iIT b.,
reguired
Chang Yin Tang who will succeed
Minister Wu. is recardd here as in
perfect accord with Or Wu i'm his
&c eral views on the future develop
ment Of China. Both the present min
is tire and his successor are Of the
element. While Chang
(Courluded on Third Pa-el
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-08-15

diana motor ryclista-Paul kontoN
ski. Indianapolis. first Nelson J. Hod-
gin. second. Time. 5:17
Fiyc.mile haudicap--Fred IIuyck,
first: A. G. Chapple. second. Time,
1:242-5
Ter mile professional Edward Lin
enfielder of Alhambra, Cal, first.
Time. l0:5ti5.
Fiyc.mile amateur handicap Fred
Uuyck. first, Charles V. Bake, Los
Angeles. second. Time, .lG 30.
Tcn-mile national amateur cham
ship-Erwin G. Baker, Indian
apolis. first; H. r. Breting. I~dian-
apolis. second Time. 1881 Is.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-08-15
tConcluded on Sixth page.)
YACHT "SPRAY" WINNER
In Races on Lake Michigan For The
Cup Presented Chicago Tars
BY Sir Thomas Upton.

Chicago. Aug. 1.-THE yacht Spray
of the Chicago Yacht Club. won TO-DAY
in The first of the races which decided
the ownership for another year Of the
sup presented the local tars by SIR
Thomas Upton. The Illinois. Of the
Illinois Yacht Club was second: the
Columbia, of the Columbia Yacht Club
third
The race was twelve miles. twice
around a six miles triangular course.
sailed in light variable winds
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-08-15
HARD FIGHT.

Sioux City Aug. li.-After a grand
tight, which required four sets, Johr
Parton Of Sioux Falls, s. D., and Ray
Bransoa of Mitchell S. D., won the
doubles championship Of the elev-
enth annual tri-state tennis tourna-
mcnt today, defeating Walter Hayes
Of Chicago and DOC" Blaterwick of
Nassau, Iowa. The play was the most
spectacular Of the meeting II was
fornd impossible to play off the sin,
gles malcbcs They were scheduled
for Sunday.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-08-15

thrown in n screaming mass upon the
floors Of the cars. and many were
hurt in the stampede to escape.
The unhurt rushed 10 the aid OF
the injured, hut in the confusion it
required half N hour to clear the
cars, which we're cnveloped in clouds
of steam from the engines. Relief
trains with surgeons ami nurses were
rushed to the scene and the wounded
brought to the local hospitals.
The uouhbourd train was ordered
TO meet the other at Hrstod, but
failed 20 obey the order.
The Dead.
FRANK NJ. FREDERICK. St I.ouis.
G. :. Brown. Jericho Springs, Mo.
J. A. GOSSNGE, fireman.
T. r. LhRKENS. Colorado Springs
j X. PARKER. Denver.
J. r. PARKER. Chicago.
Two unidentified men.
Among ihe injured arc Elmer
Jokisch. Virginia Falls. H.. leg
broken. r. j. Sedlacek. St Louis
head cut an legs broken: John W.
Roberts. Cambria. Mo. head cut ani
log broken. r. c. Whitsidd. Jerrico
Springs. Mo. back injured Henry c.
Shipman. Chicago. ribs and leg
broken. r e. Tannehill. Des Moines.
Iowa. arm broken: John Reinhart
Carson. Iowa. leg broken.
As the north-bound train passed
Hustcd at forty miles an hour its 80
cinc crews mistook an engine side
tracked on the north end Of the sta
tinn for the south oounI train. and
the two c-eincs rushed through As
fast as they could draw their thirteen
coaches.
Having passed Hustled. the engi-
neer Ct tho first engine saw the other
train coming slowly dowa the incline.
He slammed on the emergC-oy
brakes. The two engine crews jump
ed. excepting Fireman !. a. Gossage.
who was instantly killed in the terri
tCcncluded IN Sixth PscsJ
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-08-15
KETCHELL UP AGAINST IT.

San Francisco, Aug. Stance
KetchcIl, who was matched for a ten
round contest with Sam Langford Of
New York, on September 3, is in the
wilds Of Mendocino county and will
not reach here before Monday. He viii
-. which local sporting men declare
will leave him insufficient time for
training.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-08-15
Concluded on Second Page.)
SWINDLER is ARRESTED
Man Who Cheated Wealthy Germans
Out Of $4,000 in Illinois Caught
At Spokane.

Spokane, Aug. if.-George Kenyon
was captured here last night by Sher
in Morris of Pontiac. III. and will he
taken back there
Kenyon. it is said. secured wealthy
Germans as partners" in supposed
investments. November 9th. last. vas
set as the day when all would meet
to divide the profits. but Kenyon van
ished. and il is alleged took s15.0aa.
He admits receiving the money.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-08-15
CAVANAUG1 WINS TITLE.

Milwaukee, Aug. 14-R. p Cava.
naugh of Keaosha, won the state golf
G. Allen of Kcnosha. 3 up . to play
at the Blue Mound Country Club Both
were slightly off owing to the greens
being in bad shape Allen had his
opponent mp in the first round of the
finals, but Cavanaugh played better
in the home stretch.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-08-15
WAR
On The BIeschcd Flour Traffic viii
&c Waged TO Bitter End BY
Government.

Washington. aug. 14-Thcre will
he no let mp i'm tho war on the bleach
Cd flour traffic in which Secretary OF
Agriculture Wilson has prohibited.
Preparations are being made to try a
number Of bleacned flour cases as
soon as the department Of Justice can
undertake the work.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-08-15
AT MANCHESTER. VT.

Manchester, VI, Aug. a. FaeIaricE
Herreshotf, of Ekwanak, defeated Ar,
chic NJ. Reed, of ST. Andrews, one mp
in the final So hcle contest today To-
the first prize Gun Heryoshoff has al
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-08-15
ROSE SMASH[S
HIS OWN RECORD
PUT f6PoUND SHOT 5o.26 FEET
AT THE SEATTLE MEET
YESTERDAY.
SOME FAST WORK DONE
In Contests for Senior Championships
of A. A. U.--Littie Indian from
Arizona Beats Pick OF
Five Miers.

Seattle, Avg. 1.-THE an rial Sc
nior championship meet of the ANA
teur Athletic Union was held at the
exposition stadium this afternoon and
brought to the front little indian
from Arizcca. who defeated the pick
lf The country's fve-mile runne~s.
Seattle carried off the first nonors IA
lhe meet. San Francisco second, Chr
cago third.
One Of the sensations was the es-
ablishment Of rev worlds record
n the lG-pound shotput by Ralph
Rose OF San Francisco. already holder
# the title for this event, as previ-
1us record being 40 feet 10 inches.
made In New York in 1908 Today
ne hurled the iron ball 502G feet.
POSE also secured q points to his
WI credit the greatest number sc.
ured by any athlete,
In the 120-yard hurdles Forest
imithson Of Portland defeated Shaw
t Chicago and equaled the previous
ecord of Is 10 seconds, The race
was run against a strong head wind
which prevented lle Oregon ru-ner
new record The most
spectacular event was tlc five-mile
race. Mclean, the feet red man, who
y smaller than any Of his competi
tors, took the lead in the fourth lap
and set a pace that played havoc with
ne field
F. G. Belars, the New Yorker, sue
oeeded in taki-g the lead from the
Indian. but Mclean tired him SO that
he could not stand the final squirt. As
aey entered the stretch on the TWEEN
ieth ldp the Phoenix runrvr aeyci
ped a burst of speed that sent him
cross several yards the winner w.
:. Jackson of Seattle finished third, a
ap and quarter behind the win1er.
The relay race between Seattle.
'hicaeo ard New York ended in that
rder
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-08-15
QUAKE
Does Great Damage in Japan-Felt At
Tokio-Seversl Fatalities
Reported.

Toxic. Aug IA severe earth
quake was folt this afternoon IN the
districts Of Lake Biwa. Kyoto Osaka
MANY buildings collapsed and sever
al fatalities are reported. All trains
in teh earthquake district have been
stopped \ slight shCck was felt a.
Toxic.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-08-15
LINCOLN GETS PROTESTED GAME

Chicago. Aug 1.-THE directors Of
the Western Baseball League -oday
decided the protested game played
August at Sioux City between Lin
coin and Sioux City. in favor of Lin
coin. The umpire had awarded the
game to Sioux City TO , This has
an important bearing on the champion
shin aspirations of Sioux City.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-08-15
AMERICAN BOOK
COMPANY SUED
CHARGES ARE MADE BY THE OF.
FlCIALS OF THE STATE OF
ARKANSAS.
BROKE ANTITRUST LAW
Fines Amounting to 100000 Are
Asked, Together With the Gust.
ing of the Company From
The State.

Newport. Ark, Aug. 1i.-Suit was
Friday morning in the Jackson circuit
court, by r. +. jeffrey. prosecuting
attorney, and Hal Norwood. attorney
general of this state, assisted by G. l..
Grant and Jones and Mack of this city
for the state Of Arkansas against the
American Book Company for alleged
violations of the antitrust act, asking
the eXaCting of fines amounting to
$4,000. 600 and the custer of the de.
fendant company from doing business
in this state
The complaint OF the state covers
sixteen typewriter pages and alleges
that the American Book Company, as
publishers and distributors of school
books. maps. etc. became a party to
a pool or trust Aug Is. 1906. that The
defendant company owns a large inter
est in the publishing companies of
Newsom and Company d. Appleton
and Company, Prang Educational
Company and other corporations and
associations unknown to plaintiff. and
that the defendant company owns a
interest in Van Antwerp,
Bragg and Co. Sheldon and Harper
Barnes and Co, Werner Cook Co.
University Publishing Co, and that
while these companies are still in the
field the defendant company domi
mates them and competition is de-
str0yed
Other Allegations.
Other allegations of the state are
that the defendant controls 90 per
cent of the business, that prices arg
cut temporarily to bind any iudepend-
ant. that a LOBBYIST was employed at
the 1903 session OF the legislature.
who was given $4,000 for the enter.
fCoptf~ucJ On -Afra pauoA
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Finals Postponed.

Milwaukee. Aug 1f.-Thc finals of
the state tennis championships were
postponed until Monday on account
0f wet grou2ds
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Summary.

l00-yard dash--First heat Court.
icy, Seattle, won; F. Hamilton. Chi
ago second. Time, 10 10 Second
eat--J Nelson. Seattle. won; "
Martin, Seattle, second. Time, 10 %.
'inal-Marttr won; Nelson, second
'ime 10 Is.
SS0-yard run-C Edmunson, Seattle.
Won; II. Gissing, New York, second.
'imo 1:55 IL.
Pole vault II. Spauldlng. Seattle.
Won; Humes. Seattle. second. Height.
| feet
1Gpound shoput Ralph Rose. San
Tra-cisco, won; r. j. Lawrence New
York, second Distance, 5o26 feet
120yard high hurdles -- Forest
imithson, Portland, won A. B. Shaw,
'hicago second. Time. is l-5
Mile run-Joseph Ballard, Boston.
won: f. .. Craig. San Francisco. sec
md. Time, 4:301.5
iio-yard rur,-E F. Lindberg. Chi
ago won; 3. Gish, Seattle, second
! me, 6V 80.
900 ward ttfnan-W F. Dawbaru.
New York. won; w. Martin, Seattle,
'ccond Time :22 Is.
lGpound hammer throw. ]. Tai
'ott Kansas City, won. Ralph Rose.
.econd. Distance. 165 feet s i-chcs
Running high jump-Egan Erick-
ion Mott Haven, won u. Martin. San
francisco, seco-d; J. J.. Miller. Chi
ago, third. Height. feet ia,
inches.
220yard low hurdles Joe Malcom
on, Seattle. won. F. Walter Chicago.
econd, \. b. Shaw third Time. p
Running broad jump. Irons. Chi
ago, won; r. Gish, Seattle second.
distance. % feet , riches.
Running hop. step and Jump.
rons won; b. Gish, second. Distance.
I feet inches.
Discus throw-Ralph Rose won; 7.
iomer. Chicago. second. Dista-ce.
81 feet
Five-mile Harry Mclean. uu-
ttached, won. F. G. Bellans. New
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Won in Sixth

Boston. Aug. 1.-THE locals won in
the sixth. with two oul Speaker DIRE v
a base on balls. Gcssler singled. Wag-
ner purposely passed, Stahl singled
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Fiyemile handicap, limited to rrj
vate owners-A G. ChappIe, New
York, first; Nelson J. Hodgiu, Indian
apolis, second, Time, 4:53 Is.
Mile, national amateur champion
ship-Fred Huyck, Chicago, first;
Stanley Kellogg, New York seoo-d d.
Time l;05 1,5
Fiyemile handicap limited to Ia
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ready won the cup once The match
was square at the end of the 18th
hole.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
Standing
Philadelnhia Wins.

Philadelphia, Aug. 1i--ln a pitchers
battle between Morgan and Petty, Phil
adelpha defeated St Louis in the
twelfth inning. Today's victory gives
the local team undisputed first place
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TWO ACCIDENTS
MAR The RACES
IN THE MOTOR CYCLISTS SPEED
CONTESTS HELD YES
TERDAY.
NO SERIOUS INJURIES
Sustained by Either Of the Riders
In Both Cases Front Tires Game
Oh--Resu,ts of the
Contests.

indianapolis, Aug 1.-Two acci
dents marred the national motorcycle
races at the motor speedway today.
In the tenmile professional race
while Jake DePu2ier Cf Springfield,
Mass, was going at a terrific speed
his front tire tore off, throwing him
heavily to the ground. lie was taken
to the speedway hospital where hia
injuries We're found to be principally
bruises. IN the tennile amateur
championship, !. S Tomcy of Chi
cago got a hard fail whe the front
tire of his machine came off,
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No Decision.

Washington, Aug. 1.-THE game was
called in the eleventh by agreement
Throws to the plate by Lelivelt and
Jones were the features of a hard
fought contest
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Greek Proverb.
What the wind gathers the devil
scatteTs.
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Batteries-G Gray, Groom and Street {:
Willetts, Summers. Beckendorf and
Schmidt
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Other Allegations.

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