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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-10-10

lWill Rouse drove to Mounds, Friday
lafternoon. s..4s.s.4a.s
Mr. George Martin left Thursday
Ito transact business at Springfield. I
Mrs Harry Lawler and sister, Miss
Blanche Martin, were Cairo visitors
FRIDAY evening. ,l
Miss Cora Imhoff i, in Charleston
Mo. on business this, week. &
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Bergman spent
Friday evening with friends in Cairo
Mrs f.. G. Moss returned home Fri
day from Anna where she attended
the funeral of Mrs, GEO. Richards. \.
Mrs, Joe Piltz of Carterville IL the
guest Of Mrs. Geo. f., Martin on High
and E First streets.
A fishing party composed of Messrs
ii, G. Parker W.. A, Dougherty. WI. WI
Hough, Q. l. Bartlett, @. A. Me
Cracker, T. M. Ford and j. a. Rhine
spent Friday at Turner's Lake In
Kentucky
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas James and fam
lily of Cairo have rented the Calhoun
property on Third street and are, com,
fortably settled. \.
/ @, l.. Bartlett has had neat porch
erected on the esat side of the Meat
Block factory.
Rev. I. A. j. Parker of Vienna was
In the city Friday
On Thursday afternoon Oct. 7th,
the Womans' Club held its first meet
ing of the season at the home Of Mrs.
t. p. yesterday, The most worthy
president, Mrs. b. Hutchison presided
The club song was rendered In most
pleasing manner by Mrs. A. II. Shell
ton, the club members Joining In the
chorus, The president then made a
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-10-10
Observation-Disclosures NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
NEWS FROM OUR NElGHBoRs
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Enterprise.
Mrs. Geo, Eichhorn had as her
sucsts Thursday, Miss Flora Harris
OF Padreah and Mrs, Eugene Kahn of
Cairo.
Mrs. Grace jenkins of Mounds,
lspcnt Thursday with her parents, Mf.
|ana Mrs p. l.. Uflen
Ray Armstrong is suffering with a
very sore foot, the result of having
stepped on Q nail.
Mrs, Jack Lawler was Cairo bust
iess caller Thursday.
/. +, r, Harris, the superintendent OF
1.-The Metropolitan Life Insurance Co,
~ this city, recently purchased the
twostory Rouse residence on Third
Etraet and Will soon be located there.
Me are glad to see, his. estimabe, fam
jlE settle, in our CITY permanently,
\ Mesdames Albert Mertz, Ben
3,anFeushin, II M, Palmer and VIII
is Friganza were shopping in Cairo
Friday. @ ss
B AIR, Ed Rurgman who has proven
sery efficient in the enlnloy of the
Metropolitan Life Insurance Co. in
this city the nast eight years, has
accepted the. position as assistant
nrerihteplent Of the same company
IN pa,iueah md vii. leave for. that
eity Sunday His family will remain
here probably two months and then
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-10-10
Better Than Gnanklnn.

Spanking does not cure children of
bed-wetting There Is a constitution.
4 cause for this trouble. Mrs Nj.
Summers. Box w. .Notre Dame, Ind
will send free to aN mother her sue
cessful home treatment, with full In
ssructions Send no money, 7Rut write
her today II your children trouble yon
In this way. Don't blame the chilli.
The chances are II can't help II, This
treatment also cures adults and aged
people troubled with urine difficulties
by day or night
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-10-10
Strive 10 see the Brlqht side.

A fatal penalty awaits those who
always hook on the dark sifla of every,
thing. who are always predicting evil
and failure. who see only the seam.
disagreeahie side Oh life. they draw
upon themselves what they see, what
they look for.--Marden.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-10-10
SIGN W0Rk-ALL KINDS.
l.. l.. POWELL,
Librarian.

C. Boiesen, the expert sign writer
has returned to Cairo from New York
and opened an office and studio in
the Vincent block, room Is, Eighth
street. where he will do every descrip-
ton of plain and ornamental sign work
at reasonable prices. See him and get
designs.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-10-10
1oo1-1oo5 COMMERCIAL. AVE.

will Join him at the new location. Mr..
Burgman is one OF orr boys and VIC
like to see him appreciated by his
employers although the many friends
of he and his family will regret to
see them leave.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-10-10

A Curiosity,

The Pennsylvania engineer who
stopped his train to rescue kitten
asleep on the track IL no doubt an OBJ
iect Of curious interest to AUTOMOBILE
lists. New York World
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-10-10

nRAY ANE TRANSFER LINE,
Office 1910 CONT Phones Home 81,
Bell ~. Agt. Pahst Beer. Mora Athon.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-15
JEFF FUSED BY
NEGR0's CHATTER
Says He Hoped Ketchel Kills Cham
pion. But Will Fight His own Hard
est If He Ever Scraps Jack.

PITTSBURG, Pa, June 15.-At
least 10000 persons gave loud wei
come 10 James ]. Jeffries here last
night as he came from the railroad
station te-tAe- Hotel henry accom-.
panied by Sam Berger, with whom ne
Will box six rounds tonight at Du-
quesne garden.
The big fellow was III at ease IN
the crowd and berated the local man
ayers for not letting him know that
there were so many people expected.
while be refused to make a speech
The police reserves were called out
ready 10 keep the streets clear and
they had their hands full.
At the hotel last night Jeffries said
Il see Johnson is talking lot. ]
was in hopes he was in earnest some
days ago when he announced that ne
would be at the ringside tomorrow
night to see how | did, and that be
would ask some questions find Ne
was four-hushing. as usual. and didn't
Intend 10 come. / would like te-teit
him in front of the crowd ust what /
thought OF him and his ways.
Il want TO say in all sincerity that
| want TO meet that black fellow worse
than | ever wanted 10 fight any living
man. He has no business with that
title | have always been afraid OF
my own strength in the ring, for fea-
I would kill man, but ! Will have no
fear when | get into the ring with
this fellow. For the first time in my
life | will hit with all the force that
is in me want TO see how far can
knock him.
1T now looks as If 1t were up TO
me TO whip Johnson. | think Ketchel
has given away too much to the big
black. and | don't think Ketchel can
beat him. fear Kaufman lacks ex.
perience, and I Will have TO turn the
trick. Do hope Ketchei- beats this
black? Yes, I hope for more than
that. hope when Ketchel meets ohm
son he will kill him. | repeat that
hope he kills him.
In six weeks. now my theatrical en-
fragments will be over, and then /
will talk TO THIS DlaCK about fight.
We will then see how sincere he is.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-15
kNICKERB0CKER
QUITS At D. j. s.
Star of the Michigan Prep School
Coaches Leaves Field of Athletics to
Enter Real Estate Business.

Emory l.. Knickerbocker. coach of
the Detroit University school football
and baseball teams for the past two
seasons. has resigned his position and
will leave soon for Chicago, where
be will enter the real estate business
He announces that he Is through with
coaching and expects 10 be out or attn.
letics from now on.
KnickeTbocker has won locally the
honor OF the king OF the interscholas-
tic instructors in his line. His two
football teams have made remarkable
records, the eleven of Last year being
probably the best prep school team
I'm the country. Both his baseJall
leans have acquitted themselves well
Tho fact that his material was very
limited makes his achievements all
the more remarkable. His forte has
been his ability 10 plan his teams play
with the sole purpose OF getting the
most out OF what little real stellar
athletics whom he had available
knickerbocker is graduate OF AL
bion, where he played second base in
baseball aud quarterback on the foot
ball team. gaining the record OF star
il ho-h positions.
II IS understood that ne has recent
Is turned down several offers OF col
legiate coaching, jobs, prcterring 10
enter the business rield.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-15
D. A. C. UPSET BY LITTLE
l7-YEAR- OLD PITCHER
Kuhagen. OF Spaldings, Makes Strong
Team Look Cheap and Wins With
Kids as His Support.

The Detroit Athletic club team, per
ennially the c'ass OF all local baseball
aggregations never looked better than
IL did Monday when 1t took the field
against the Spaldings. Banding. the
University OF Michigan star, was In
the box, Lathers, Michtgans wonder,
booked for the Tigers two years
hence, was at third Jack Miller. fresh
from his 400 hitting at u. l.. : was
at short. and the whole nine looked
like ready money
Opposed was the bunch OF little kids
who represented the Spaldng Sport
shoppers. with Kugahen, their II
year-old twirler I'm the box
Blanding was in wonderful form and
had steam like George Mullins. Ler-
chen hit the second ball KugahCn
pitched for a clean homer. The early
stages made il look as II the ID. A. {
would win. something less than mil
lion To eRe
And the result was as follows
8 ID. A. c. l.
The Kids Jumped their hits in one
inning, in which they got n triple bl
Gutshaw and a couple OF singles. on
other occasions 10 Of them struck out.
The fielding was fast on both sides
\ return game has been booked
which. II II results similarly. is likely
TO result IN some rabid dementia
around the old club.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-15
Sporting Notes

Brooklyn made 10 hits of Adams aud
Wills OF P1ttsburg, but couldn't COP.
Detroit Elks, o; Kalamazoo EIkAl
Billy Guthard and Ed Walsh pitched
FOR the local contingent.
I ncle Joe Cannon made such haste 10
see the Tigers in action that he was
pinched for violating the auto speed
laws.
Jenkins f. no longer able 10 give Cham
plOn GOtCh an argument. and lost In
straight falls al Des Moines last
night
Windsor has sold over 1000 tickets for
the testimonial game 10 Rube De-
neau tomorrow The Good Lucks OF
Detroit viii furnish the opposition,
Kid sheer il now the champion of the
south, defeating one Christensen az
Atlanta after being fouled so badly
that he had his shoulder dislocated
Wheeling fans fail 10 he amazed mt the
work OF c. Mullin. Pitcher Motley
Of teams leading tift--err1-
-tral-league- has already wen Hife
straight Better have Bobbie Lowe
look this boy over.
The bovIers at their meeting discov-
cred that IL would be pie 10 raise the
money necessary 10 ensure the ma
tional tournament and VIII be ready
10 make q fine showing when the ma
ttunat officers drop IN.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-15
MO0ne Fears He Can't GET
OpUO7eF7f for. HAMBURG BeVe

state track I'm shape the
Of Detre5 Ribbon
the Detroit Driving club
has
81
that he will have let the coming meeting
"A, o the competitions
10
outa them al as
sustained the result
She
showing Billy predicting
Naturally the other bit
which would
There
;: training anyhow
Mr. Moone Michigan bred Lillian
heref Belle
according
IAybun them look
promising Just now possible that the whole
thing will simmer trial by against the
trottng record
The Detroit times., 1909-06-15

NOTEWORTHY EVENTS
IN THE LEAGUE RACE

New York was the only one OF
the eastern clubs 60 win Its game
yesterday. and they all played.
Rain fell at Washington just as
the eth inning closed and Detroit
was ahead AT the long end OF 4
TO . score. Willett out-pitching.
Gray and fielding his position
nicely.
81. I.ouPis and the Athletics Ia
dulged In batting bee. the visit
ing team being the better slug
gers ana winning, IL 10 6. Dygert
and Dineen pitched more than
anyone else, though Howell.
Coombs. Morgan and Vickers all
appeared and Crisis and Bender
We're trotted out as pinch hitters.
Walsh. Burns and Brockett
were batted out OF the box at
New York. the Yankees finally
batting il out, 10 3.
Boston made five errors, Wag.
ner contributing two and these
let Cleveland win the third In a
row. though Arellanes out-pitch-
ed Addie Joss.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-15
BOAT CLUB means
To KEEP SOME OF |
THOSE TITLES :,
Over Two Score of Candidates Il
Hard Training for National
Championship Regatta Here
In August.
Junior 0arsmen Will Make Club
Eight One of Those To Be Feared,
II Predictions Are Right.

Though the date Of the nationa
championship regatta is still two
months off. there could not be greate'
activity al the Detroit Boat club, werd
the event only "A week ahead
For weeks in the nelghbJrhood OF 81
candidates for the clubs crews havi
been az work on the river while Coach
Nickalls has been getting his line on
the various candidates. Every after
noon about the time when the WING
goes down the shells are brought out
and, singly. in pairs, fours and Fights
the onrsmen get TO work.
An interesting feature OF the clubs
work has been the training table
where the athletes gather at O'CLOCK
nightly for the dinner that follows
the work in the shells and the bath IN
the river Coach Nickalls Is in charge
Of the diet and the entire gustatory
regime and the men go 10 II with AL
the enthusiasm OF bunch OF football
players.
The club Is counting on developing
one of the strongest intermediate
ciehts that has ever sat In shell
To promote the development OF this
vided early in the spring according I'd
which promising young athletes werd
admitted 70 partial privileges for rowi
ing purposes. With the clubs Old
crew rs a nucleus. the new eight will
be built up from the new talent which
has greatly pleased Coach Nickalls. /
a S seen as the two Fights are pick
ed Coach Nickalls will also deter
mine the clubs representatives iH
the singles doubles and fotirs I
The coming OF the national regattd
20 Detroit has doomed rowing in thd
Michigan metropolis as nothing elsd
could possibly have done and the in
terest in the coming events recalls
TO veterans the time when rowinl
regattas furnished the most import
ant features OF Detroit aquatics.
The Detroit Boat club means &c
make the utmost effort to keep some
Of those championships right here IN
brtrctt- -
The first competition OF formal
nature at the Boat club this year viii
be a club race. scheduled for TUESDAY
afternoon. Picked crews will com.
pete in a number OF events, arranged
by the coach.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-15
stranq Makes Best Time.

CROWN Pom Wind June liz
Drivers OF the automobiles entered IN
the races here Friday and Saturday
have fairly been burning up the
course and as they become more IA.
miliar with the turns, even faster
time is. expected
he7t-ttttt->-y tt-rccorrfrri WIS
made by Strang in his Buick entry
for the Indiana trophy Strang COW
cred the 23 Is miles in % % and re-
peated in 24:15. His team-mate.
Chevrolet. ia satd 70 have covered The
distance in even better time The
other drivers did laps in around ? :.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-15
AMERICAN STEEDS
ALSO RUN At ASCOT
English Handicappers Pile Weight
On Ballot and Sir Martin-Colin
May Compete in Big Cup Race.

ASCOT RACE TRACK. Eng, June
Royal Ascot Eugiauds great
est racing meeting, the occasion OF the
greatest social reunions II the torrid
season began today
/ The stands and enclosures were al
ready packed when the king and
queen arrived this afternoon, having
driven down in state from Windsor.
according 10 custom that has come
down through the long line OF British
monarchs WHO have patronized the
, turf The band played God Save the
King and the crowds cheered their
lOudest
Great though todays throng was
great for Ascot-it fell far short OK
that which attended the derby The
derby course is popular with the peo-
pie. Ascot with the aristocracy
Every American Of consequence was
present. there being fully dozen Am
eriean- coaching PaEties--
The card features for today were
the gdi1l-Yase valued at $4,000, the
Ascot stakes OF $4,000, and the Coven-
try stakes for the two-year-olds with
$4,000 added.
Tomorrow will be the big day. how.
ever, as the Royal Huntcup worth 81.
500 and with $500 I'm cash added, is
carded and among the list OF eligibles
are nine Americans. including Sir
Martin. who came 20 grief In the der
by The Handicapped has placed ll9
pounds on tho son OF ogden, ten
pounds more than has ever been al.
lotted a year-old in this event.
But then Sir Martin is American-bred
and the British Handicapped Is not
willing that any American shall have
a chance for a British turf classic II
weight will keep him out.
Thursday the Ascot gold cup, with
a cash prize in addition Of sl7,500 will
be run of II Is expected 10 draw out
the biggest field OF the meeting as the
race sharps declare this years event
viii be one OF the most open ever run
of. Two years ago. In White Knights
year. some light fingered gentleman
got away with the cup from the grand.
stand where II was on eyHIbirIOn, AMI
Il has never since been located. Bal
FIrJf.= Colin, tlfe.-Iattef- doubtful air
play. Norman III, Esperanto and Bay
Tree are the Americans eligible for
this race.
In the trial stakes James r. Keene's
Ballot went 10 the post for the first
time In England. He had top weight,
40 pounds. The race was won OF
J Days St Michan. who was at TO
I. Ballot was unplaced. Although the
stable did not expect TO win with Bal
LOT tho general public backed him
heavily, he going TO the post favorite
at odds OF TO A.
In the race for tho gold vase Lord
Falmouth's Amadis, 20 2, won. No
American owners We're represented.
Both the whitney and the Belmont
colors finished I'm tho ruck I'm the race
for the Coventry stakes won by Maj.
Loder's Admiration colt, - %
The Ascot stakes handicap. az two
miles went to Lionel Robinson's Rush
cutter. TO 1.
Poole aud knIppcr mnde the best time
in the cup workouts no crown Point
hon fIH Ir.l
The Detroit times., 1909-06-15
seat Sale for saturdaY.

The sale OF Teserved seats Tor the
Saturday festivities at which Detroit
viii welcome home the champion Tig
ers, viii open "Wednesday morning at
Harris cigar store. The Chicago
WhitesoX VIII appear In the role OF
invaders. The Tigers are here for the
one game only.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-15
DETROIT ELKS AMBITIOUS.
Expect To Go After Big Honor Of Ma
tioraI Baseball little.

VIOUaI DdseDaTT TIITe'
Encouraged By their success IN
their first two games. the Detroit Elks
are going after the national cham
pionship and are planning a campaign
which viii take them on several trips,
with a visit TO Pittsburg ar the eli.
max OF the season.
The Detroit Elks' are very strong
this year In the game in which they
defeated Kalamazoo's Elks Monday
they had Jimmie Barrett. the ex-Tiger,
Billy, Charlie and Henry Guthard, Geo
Mcclure. Frank Scheibeck, Sammy
Wick and otherwise an all-star lineup
In the field. The Guthards and Walsh
will do the twirling for the team.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-15

sentiment as be grasped the hand OF
Tyrus Cobb
Makes Hit With Cobb.
We're both from Augusta, said he
I believe. Only down there they
think you're lot bigger man than
am. he added. Ty blushed as is Ms
wont on such occasions and left the
scene with mingled emotions.
For The Peach is one OF those rock
ribbed Democrats who would as soon
think OF voting FOR a Republican as u
starting a revolution The Georgia
C0bbs for generations back have been
legislators for their state, and scores
OF them carried arms for their state
on The confederate side during the lata-
unpleasantness Tvs own father was
"A state senator az the time OF his
tragic death, just what Ty will Go
when he enters the voting booth next
time is a question whict he hesitates
20 answer. for he surely does like Mr.:
Taft. but, oh. you Democratic party
The Detroit times., 1909-06-15
Crisis Hits EN- Hiqh.

McAlecr's st. Louis players declare
that Crisis is the champion "sky-dent.
er" of the world. They say that sew
eral balls hit by Criss have come
down covered with snow, and that
one didn't come down until after the
game was over. when IL was caught
by the groundkeeper.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-15
Soldiers Want Games.

Adult teams wishing to schedule
baseball games with Fort Wayne soil
diers for afternoon OF any week day
communicate with secretary OF Army
Young Mems Christian association
Fort, Wayne. Mich.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-15
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Yesterday's Results.
Detroit i. Washington o (slx inr-
New York Z, Chicago 8.
ST Louis II. Athletics s.
Cleveland 3. Boston l.
Today's Games.
Detroit at Warrington
Chicago at New York.
st. Louis at Philadelphia
Cleveland at Boston att
The Detroit times., 1909-06-15

Sacrifice hit-Bush. Double plays
Bush, Schacfer and Moriarty. Schaefer
and Moriarty Left on bases Wash
ington .. Detroit !. First base on balls
or Willett 3 struck out--By Gray
3. by WiUctt . Time o. Empires
-Egan and sheridan
The Detroit times., 1909-06-15
Wants More IKE En-.

II Mack had few more insane pitch
ers Ike Plank and KrGuse, he would
gallop in under pulI.-Philadelphia
Exchange
The Detroit times., 1909-06-15
Youngsters Want Came.

Crescent juniors want a game with
any-12 er- 13-years-el4 team for June
IL. Call Cedar 230-J. after o'clock
The Detroit times., 1909-06-15
But They Do Other Funny Things.

Briscoe Lord Is batting in eighth
position for Cleveland. vet is hitting
way over 300 That's a queer place
to put a mighty slugger
The Detroit times., 1909-06-15
DETROIT MAKES BIG OFFER
FOR NEW FIRST BASEMAN

WASHINGTON, June Is
Bud sharpe, the West Chester,
Pa, youngster who Is playing a
great game at first for Newark,
viii probably 20 10 the Detroit
Tigers al the close of the sea
son, as Jennings has made
big offer for his services.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-15
STANDING

Yesterdays Results.
New York 2, Cincinnati /.
Pbttffcs :, 81. 1TJUfg T.
Pittsburg Z. Brooklyn 5
Cold weather at Chicago.
Today's Games.
Brooklyn at Pittsburg.
job Printing done right. Times PRINT
Ing Co., 10 John R.-st. Phone 1898.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-15

Poole md KnIppcr mndc the best time
in the cup workouts nc Grown Point
Zyostcrday They are driving Chal-
merF- DetToits.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-15
SOUTH MICHIGAN LEAGUE.

Yesterdays Results.
Adrian 8. Ealomzoo ?.
SUtiuNW 7. dHCkHHU n.
Rain 80 Bav CITY
Battle Creek Flint, no rawr
TOdRy's Games.
Kalamazoo az Adrian
Baltic creek ~ Flint
jackson at saginaw
Lansing at BaJ City.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-15
'HOGHE' TEACHING
SHOWS ITS EFFECT
ON {. WILLETT
Pitcher Saved His Game in Wash
ington Yesterday Because He
Has Learned Lot About
Fielding.
Ty Cobb, Latest Of Long Line Of
Democrats, Sustains Severe Shak-
ing of Party Loyalty.
ax PAUL n. BRuskE.

lust because, for the last three
years. Hughie Jennings has stuck 20
It that he could teach Edgar Will2tt
to field his position and has kept
spending many a weary hour out back
OF Edgar as he pitched 10 the practice
hitters, instructing him in the fine arts
of his job. the Tigers broke their los
ing streak at Washington yesterday
and won an abbreviated l 10 0 game
ended by rain at the close OF the fifth,
with the Tigers just narrowly escaping
a tied result.
Not that Edgar is as yet a finished
fielder Of his position, such as killian.
Mullin or Donovan, the Tiger veter-
ans; he has still TO learn short
swing with men on bases and once IN
a while makes mistakes in his choice
OF plays. He has. however. shown i'm
mense Improvement. Yesterday
game. with the Willett OF 1907 or even
1908 in the box would. in all proba-
hffffy-haua haan dnfpaf
The Detroit times., 1909-06-15

The first competition or formal
nature at the Boat club this year Will
be club race. scheduled for Tuesday
afternoon. Picked crews will com
pete in a number OF events, arranged
hv tho coach
The Detroit times., 1909-06-15
Makes Hlt With Cobb.

sentiment as be grasped the hand of
Tyrus Cobb
The Detroit times., 1909-06-15

ASCOT RACE TRACK. Eng. June
10" Royal Ascot Eugiauds great
est racing meeting, the occasion OF the
greatest social reunions 81 the torrid