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The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1910-03-03
ALL SORTS.h-Aty,l
HOT DRINKs-cowsnrs I

| HUT DhlNkS-CowkflIs
A. n. owen spent Sunday In Nc. |
Kenzie. with home folks.
| For Easter flowers, see or tele.
phone Miss Bonnie Carpenter.
The U. ID. &. will meet with Miss
Nell Rogers next Tuesday afternoon.
Buy your groceries from the Hlck.
man Grocery Co. and save 3 per
cent.
Mrs. W. a. IIinshaw, who has been
dangerously M. il able TO be up
again.
Miss Eva May Jolly. OF Martin. Wis
tied Misses Mamie and Hazel Meth.
cny this week.
Caldwell a Clay opened their new
blacksmith shop Monday In the old
r. l. Gray stand.
Save on your shinsle bill by buy.
ing direct from our mill.--Ystes a
KIRK Single Co.
Ico cream. hot and cold drinks and
everything In the soda water line a.
good as can be found anywhere
Oco Harris.
Mn. Hattie Roper aud children. OF
near Woodland. visited J. X. Brown
and family the latter part OF the
past week
Robt saddlcr. who has been quite
sick at the home Of 1no. Ryan. In
West Hickman. left Friday for his
home near Martin.
clip out FAC lIomc Telephone d.
rcctory Ia this issue and hang up
near your phone. when the weather
opens up the company can install
piones Tor which they have orders.
the list viii be nearly doubled
Mems clothes seem to run pretty
strongly TO grays this spring though
lot OF blue suits are seen. Smith
a Ambcrg tell us that Hart schAff-
ner A Marx line has some very
beautiful fabrics to be, seen aud
worn this season.
Miss Stella Anderson. Of the Pad.
ucah High school. was adjudgcd win.
! -. - al. tElWa h..u.f R..f.af IN
gagged In by the West Kentucky ora.
torical League. Friday night ilcr
subject Was. The Ideals OF the old
and New South" The contest was
pulled Off at Paduoah
w. J. Harper sold a fine farm of
I ie6 acres In Lake county. one mile
from Tiptonville. last week. 10 Joe
Parks and r. C. Donaldson for the
sum OF ti0.5i9 lie then purchased
j. the Conner farm. from Mrs. Geo. Con
ner and heirs. on No. ? lake. in this
!. county The latter place contains 29o
acres. for which he paid $4,000.
| ~ ~ fAl'hN'h AhhA NAf'"'H'HN y W
6e distributed at once 10 claimants
against the southern Mutual Invest
ment Company. as a result Of the con
firmation OF the report Of Jno. c.
Rogers. the receiver. by the Circuit
court In Lexington. This will be-
some consolation to several HEX
nantes All Is not gold that glittors.
gentlemen
e Joe Cantillon went 10 Chicago one
: day last week TO attend the funeral
q OF the wife OF his brother. l.. H.
(Mikel Cantillon. Joe. accompanied
by his brothers. Thomas and Mike
returned to Hickman and we're mak.
INK arrangements to go to the Lake
Monday, when they received tele-
gram that their mother was danger.
Z ously M at her home In Milwaukee.
They left Immediately for the bedside
OF the mother. who died Tuesday.
Joe Cantillon and his sister are ex.
pected 10 return here In a few days.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1910-03-03

5 D. jackson was here t,ou y
ton Wednesday. wv" Va
O,s 0o"s snr ID DRUG Store is tn. ..
Buy your groceries at the u.,
uroeery Co. aud save Der ' osl,
James Campbell lca supd,,
Memphis to attend school
Lee compbel went to No,.,
Tuesday to attend the funeral
uncle. o'
Mrs Lena sudbcrry is very IN
her home In East Hickman !,
monia. y" que
Miss Bonnie Carpenter. r.n,.
lng the JOY Floral Co.. sop,,.
orders for flowers.
Thomas whipple. aeed g. ,
known ci'ihen OF Bandana. died Tn
day at the home Of bis son.
WIZ Justice aud A. Flowers y,
fined In Judge Remleys couv
our last issue, til.sO each for b,,,
OF the peace.
The first spring DAYS have pui n.
hfo In business circles and nl,
are picking up This is going To-
liickman's banner year
Jas. White went To Cairo thIsv.
to buy a stock Of grocene, for
new store. which will be- opened
West Hickman In low days
Hogs were within ten cents Of
ten dollar mark on The louiC
market Monday with prospects of
ing higher We have grown ussd
such things and they DO longer
cite our nerves.
Mr. aud Mrs K % johnson en-.
tanned Misses Anna and Jessie %
ten and Mrs b. T. Davis and M
Davis al an elegant s1 O'Clock a
ncr Monday evening The dinnI
was served In four courses.
By decisive vote. the Reuiu,l
senate Monday passed the vomaa
suffrage school bill. which To- lu
mcnded form provides that vons
Who own taxable properly may 4
for school trustees and s,hoo. 1
ficcrs.
Articles OF incorporation we're "A
In the county clerks office Sliunl
by the Star Telephone COMPANY, 4
Wingo. The incorporates are l. /,
wcsson. J NJ Walker and s. Byfi
The capital stock b. fixed % 81
divided into shares OF 81 each
| 4. A. Paris and Ferd Ber,hdcs 4
at the Lake hunting ducks this se,l
Fcrd has the distinction OF haUl
only fired Que shot dur.ug be a
and this was At a squiucl-shich 4
missed. Now be- has gone to ~
Lake to shoot ducks. but ioHunalel
the law places limit ou ODE nlal
Der that may BE- Killed each day.
Mrs. Percy Jones entertained
large number OF friends Wednesda
evening at Rock There vert nH
tables and the games much enjoyed
Chocolate tokens we're srryod dufn
the games Refreshments Of a saA
course. cream and egg kisses am
cheese straws were served. lD
guests we're Mcsdames W. j. hAi
~, r. r.. Reeves. G.. J.. Walker !. q
sexton. l.. A. Stone, J. N. Hubbard
Henry Sanger, j. W. Rooney G. "
Wilson. O. Hertweck, C. T. iona'
rant. John Gardner, Of Martin. B.
Randlo. J. A. Thompson, T. D. fil
Their. Fannie Shaw. $ l.. Dodds' "
"A. Baltzcr. c. r. Balizer r. D. Io'n
son, J. q. Stubs. W A. Johnston
IN. u. Wilson. W G.. speer b ,
Gabby. r. A. Lcdford r. b Brr'' ara
J. r. stephens, D. NJ Ryan. IT, "
Graves. n. buchanan. C. C. S'nl'D'
or. r. r. Case. r. N. Case MSS
Marie Broyard. Irene Fans ana ''O'
LedfOrd.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1910-03-03
DON'T LIKE MOORE.

Some one is displeased with the
course OF Hon. +. 5. Moore, OF this
city, as 10 his action as a member OF
of the legislature, and has addressed
him a threatening letter according 10
the Courier-Journal.
The Courier-Jour says:
MIR. Moore says he has enough Of
the persent Legislature aud that he
is going 10 leave Frankfort in about
ten days " stay. lie has business
in Fulton which is calling him home
and he viii get indefinite leave OF
absence SO that he can 20 home and
stay and come back in time TO see
the final act in the Legislative ses-
sion. OF course he SCOTS al the idea
that the threatening letter has any
thing 10 do with his lie aying Frank
fort, at the same time il is plain
that he is worried Mr. Moore says
he has done nothing wicked at the
present session, except vote against
the adoption OF the legislative Di-
gest. and he cannot Imagine why he
is made the object of a threatening
letter from even crazy person.
1T is probable that other members
of the Legislature have received
threatening letters from the author
OF Mr.. Moore's letters. bait these
members have kept quiet about it
and have not told anybody that they
were threatened with many stripes.
1t is probable that an effort will be
made, through the postal authorities.
10 try TO find out who wrote the an
onymous letters and il the author is
discovered, he or she win be prose-
cuted."
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1910-03-03

Cairo, after the chief industry, the
saloon dives, were closed by martial
law, quieted down. But the germ OF
the disease, the same old negro-pho-
bia, still remains the white man s
burden. The old Northern phrase
"All bond or all free"--has been sup
planted by the truer epigram-"Al
white or all coon" And the deadly.
racial fight winds up temporarily with
the latter quotation on top, with the
Sheriff and an ignorant, incompetent
Sucker Governor dumped in for good
measure.
Jesse Tannehill, formerly pitcher
for the Washington base ball club,
and wife, are spending several days
at the club house at Re elfoot Lake,
guests OF Joe Cantillon.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-12-05
GIVE CAPT. DAILY THE BALL.
Yale Captain Secures Trophy of Grea,
Match With Harvard.

New Haven, Conn, Dec. Capt
Fred DAILY of the Yale football team is
i'm receipt of a letter from Capt
Lathrop Wilmington of Harvard Of
fering him the ball which was used in
the Yale Harvard game on November
10.
The letter states that Captain With
ington regards the victory as morally
belonging TO Yale and that, while
Harvard had one of the best teams
IL not the very best team in her his
tory, and met Yale team which had
been defeated twice and tied once. still
Harvard was unable to break down the
wonderful Yale defense.
Captain wilmington expressed the
highest admiration for the Yale team,
its wonderful spirit and play against
Harvard and the extreme steadiness
and GOODNESS of Captain DAILY and
Howe when the latter was forced to
punt behind his own goal line, when
the slightest error would have been
fatal.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-12-05

Milwaukee. Wis. Dec. 5.-Whether
or not Bob Moha has good right to
make claim for the welterweight
championship, will be demonstrated In
this city when he clashes with Jimmy
Gardner in the near future Gardner
claims the title, so does Mike Twin"
Sullivan. Jimmy Clabbe and Bob Mona.
However. Clabbe is out of the running
because Mona, who is known as
Handsome Bob" gave him trim
ming just before Jimmy went to Aus
tralia with Billie Papke and Jimmy
Thompson. Tommy Loughery. once "A
star lightweight, also wanted Il look
in for the title but Mohl handed a lac
ing To the Pennsylvania boy less than
two weeks ago.
The fighters who should be given
the greatest consideration in an effort
to annex the title are Jimmy Gardner
of Lowell and Mike Sullivan. Should
Moha defeat Gardner there will be
only one man to block his path to the
championship. That man is Sullivan.
Arrangements are now being made To
have Sullivan come here and fight Mo-
ha the middle of December, providing
Moha beats Gardner.
Moha has been fighting several years
but for n long time was the "black
sheep in the boxing world. Milwaukee
conducted shows about evo-y two
weeks for many years past but it was
always hard for Bob TO get a match.
But this year il is different and match.
makers throughout the country are
seeking his services. OF course his
victory over Jimmy Clabbc brought
him prominently before the boxing
public After his fight with Clabbe.
Handsome Bob" wallopcd the day
lights out of Hiliard Lang. the Cam
adam champion in one round i'm Buff
falo. Last week he gave Tommy
Loughrey Of Manyunk Pa. the worst
lacing the latter ever received.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-12-05
YANKEES TO HAVE
S50O,O00 PLAN!
PRESIDENT FARRELL TO AWARD
CONTRACT FOR ERECTION OF
STADIUM IN ABOUT TWO
WEEKS.

New York, Dec. 5.--When President
Farrell, of the New York American
league baseball club. returns from Hot
Springs. Va, in about two weeks. he
will award the contracts for building
the clubs new 100000 stadium. 1t was
originally Mr.. Farrelrs idea to open
the new park i'm time to begin next
seasons campaign i'm April, but there
has been delay and July has been
practically fixed for the opening. The
new arena when completed will have
a larger playing surface than any 9TH
er in the United States, and will seat
more than 10000 spectators.
The entire structure, including
stands, offices, fences and railroad
terminals. will be of steel and con-
crete. absolutely fireproof. The grand
stand win be n three decked semi cir
Gle extending entirely around the dia-
mond from points in short left and
right field. Underneath Will be the
players quarters.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-12-05
PFNNSY MAY MEET
TIGERS NEXT YEAR

IL Harvard Princeton football
game is not arranged for next fan IL
is said that negotiations will be OPEN
ed for a meeting between Princeton
and. the University of Pennsylvania
who are natural rivals but have not
struggled for gridiron honors since the
memorable game at Trenton in 1894.
Princeton's season wound up with
the Yale game this year on Nov. u,
the Tiger eleven breaking training be-
fore any other big varsity team A
game with Pennsylvania could have
been played on New. 49, with much
profit for each university. There is
no III feeling between Princeton and
Pennsylvania now and this was shown
by a speech made by the Tigers head
coach, Bill Roper, at dinner in Phil
adelphia last Friday night. Roper said
the new football rules permitted an in
crease in the number Of big games"
and he intmated that Princeton could
play Yale. Harvard and Pennsylvania
without evil effects.
AS there is no chance for a renewal
of football relations between Harvard
and Pennsylvania the undergraduates
and alumni of the Philadelphia univer-
sity favors a game with Princeton. The
Tigers and Quakers are not far away
from each other and could easil' play
on one another's grounds alternate
years. Such game, II is pointed out,
would increase the football receipts
of both colleges and re-cstablish cor
dial relations. But a game with Penn
sylvania, it is said, depends wholly
upon the success or failure of Prince
toms coming negotiations with Har-
ward. which are regarded with some
favor with Cambridge.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-12-05
MORAN MAY COP
WOLCAST'S TITLE
CONQUEROR OF BATTLING MEL
SON is ENTITLED TO GO
WITH PRESENT CHAMPION
OF LIGHTWEIoHTs.

Will owen Moran be the next light
weight champion?
The stocky little Britisher who
turned the trick the best lghtweights
in the world stumbled over. when he
Knocked out Battling Nelson, is the
biggest little man i'm the game today.
Moran is camping on the trial OF
that most exclusive of champions, Ad
Wolgast, who hasn't met a good man
since he defeated Nelson for the title.
Since he copied Nelson in short or
der. followers of pugilsm have awak-
ened to the fact that Moran has a
punch-a quality he was supposed 10
lack. despite the fact that he has land
ed the X. O. many times.
Most Of Moran's knockouts were on
the other side. Here his victories
over the slep route were confined TO
frankie Neil and Tommy Mccarthy.
who was killed in san Francisco by a
punch TO the jaw similar to the one
Moran landed on Nelson.
The fact that Moran can stop his
nam '''S i't hhNt ~ utptnu upon a
decision to win. has doomed his stock
wonderfully. and he stands today the
leading man i'm his class In this coun-
try, despite the fact that Wolgast
wears tho crown.
Moran is n featherweight. lie is best
fighting from 122 to 1876. He had to
so out OF his class time and again To
get matches. as witness his affairs
with Tommy Murphy, Tom Mccarthy
and Nelson. He weighed 129 for Nell
son.
And by the way despite the decision
to Murphy, Moran whipped Hasbeen
Tommy to the queens taste i'm san
Francisco despite the referees deci-
sion
Moran is now entitled 10 a match
with Ad Wolgnst and on the face of
the returns the little Irshman will
have an immense following.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-12-05
SPORTING EDITORS NOTES. .


Jim Barry and Tony Ross are to
meet i'm 20-round bout at New Or
leans Dec. IL.
Tom Thomas recently lost the mid
dle-weight championship of England
to Jim Sullivan.
It was a big surprise to his Boston
following that Jimmy Walsh lost to
Monte Attell.
The many friends of Tim Hurst will
be sorry To learn that the veteran UNI
pire is seriously III with blood poison
ing caused by foul tip which struck
him on the ankle several weeks ago.
George Moreland the new president
of the O and p League is a veteran
| Pittsburg scribe. Moreland was the
first to publish baseball averages in a
newspaper, his first figures appearing
about twenty-six years ago.
Manager Danny Shay of the Kansas
| City Club is some duck shooter. He
| killed a tame decoy duck recently and
right here is where the Missouri farm
the chickens just to avoid any further
| mistakes
The Deadvile, Mass, race track has
| been sold and will be reduced to a
half-miler.
Earl Sprackling, of Cleveland. has
been chosen captain of the Brown
football team He was the unanimous
eastern choice for all-American quar-
terback.
Jake Stahl. Boston first baseman.
quit the game because his wife told
him to, which reason, If you are mar
ried, will appear good and sufficient.
Boston is to have a new ball park. It
will seat 10000, thus being the biggest
ball park in the country. Hugh Nc
Been secretary for the Red Sox. is
now i'm Chicago looking over the plant
there.
"Jiggs" Donahue says that he has
regained his old form and would like
another chance with the White Sox.
Coach Percy Haughton or Harvard
is i'm Europe. taking a we'll earned va
cation.
Not a touchdown has been scored in
the Yale Harvard games for the past
three seasons
KNOCK OUT Brown is laid up with
broken hand and will not be able to
box for quite while.
All the senior he-persons at Chicago
university have agreed to grow mus
taches. We suppose IL will be polite
in basketball at Chi this winter to say.
Permit the gentleman with the red
whiskers to toss" instead Of: shoot.
Bill Shootl"
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-12-05
EDDIE M'C00RTY lFAVFS
SOON ON EUROPEAN TOUR

Milwaukee, Dec. 5.-P. l.. Callahan
of Neenah, manager of Eddie McGoor-
ty, the Oshkosh middle weight, is con-
fined with n severe nervous attack at
the home of his brother here and ii
will be several weeks before he will
be entirely recovered.
Callahan expects to leave for Europe
with McGoorty as soon as he feels able
He is planning a tour of Ireland, Scot
land and England. Callahan has been
with Hugh Mcintosh for
some bouts, but as the Australian
promoter is now busy with his heavy
weight elimination contests. he may
not be able to use McGoorty right
away and for this reason Callahan has
decided to leave on his own hook and
pick up whatever matches he can.
Upon his arrival i'm England Mana
ger Callahan will issue a challenge on
behalf of McGoorty to meet Tom
Thomas. Jim Sullivan, Billy Papke, or
any of the other middle weights. Sui
Ivan won the championship from Tom
Thomas recently and Callahan is anx-
ious to have Eddie meet the now
champion.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-12-05
MURPHY SUGGESTS SCHEME
FOR IMPROVING FOOTBALL

Philadelphia, Pa, Dec. 5.-Mike Muir
ply, trainer of the University of Penn
sylvania athletic teams, has advanced
a plan for a football league in which
the big eastern colleges would all
play with each other A round robin
series is suggested by veteran train
er, which would schedule games so
sylvania, Cornell and Dartmouth
would be opponents during n season
There would of course, be an elimina =
ton process whereby a final cham
pionship game might be played and
the seasons leader definitely determin-
ed. In speaking Of his scheme. Mr..
Murphy said:
THE game would then be cleaner,
there would be better feeling among
the large universities and the football
public would be satisfied. Such an as
ISOLATION as now conducts track and
field athletics would be the greatest
boon football could have. If we had
this association there would be a
speedy end to the attacks which are
made on the game every year."
1t has also been suggested by some
one who has reviewed the season that
n western association of a similar sort
be formed. 1t might put stop to con-
ference squabbles and give rise to an
opportunity for final game between
champions of the east and west.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-12-05
ALL WESTERN TEAM.
Loneman's Stars Secure Date With
Denver University.

South Bend. Ind, Dec. ga tenta-
tive date with the Denver University
football team for game with the
ALL western team, which is being or
ganized by Coach Frank Longman of
Notre Dame University, for a trip to
the Pacific coast, has been ANNOUNCE
ed. The game probably will be played
during the Christmas holidays The
western stars are to play the Multo-
NAH Athletic club, of Portland. Ore.
on Jan. 1.
The all-western team thus far has
recruited McGovern of Minnesota,
Quarterback: Rosenwald, Minnesota,
and Magidsohn. of Michigan. halfbacks,
and Johnson, of Minnesota fullback.
The team will play four games during
it's trip.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-12-05
IOWA CORN SHOW OPENS.
Fine Exhibition of Products Of tn
Soil at Des Moincs.

Des Moines. Ia. Dec. 5.-Hundreds
of farmers, with their Swives and chill
dren, left their homes in various parts
of the state today, with Des Moines
began to arrive on every train, all
preperaed To enjoy the attractions and
reap the benefits of the annual show
of the Iowa Corn Growers Association.
Beginning today the exhibition will
hold forth I'm the Coliseum for the next
two weeks. Practically every county Of
Iowa Is represented among the exhib-
its. giving evidence OF the fact that
corn is still king in the Hawkcye state
Twenty thousand dollars viii be dis
tributed in premiums at the show this
year.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-12-05
ACTION TAKEN BY "BlG EIGHT
REPRESENTATIVES. SATUR-
DAY ADDS NEW CON-
PLIcATlONS.

Legislation forbiddng athletic con-
tests between schools connected with
the Western intercollegiate Confer
ence and those outside the fold was
unanimously passed at the annual
meeting of big eight" representatives
at Chicago on Saturday. This is by
far the most drastic action taken by
the conference since 1906, and COM
pletely eliminates the possibility of
athletic relations between the Michi-
gan and Minnesota teams. unless the
former drops from the conference.
which seems unlikely, or Michigan re-
sumes her relations, which seems
equally impossible. 1t is understood
that MinnesOtas representatives at the
meeting offered no protest to this leg
islation. Michigan was not represented.
Although Michigan has been outside
the conference fold for several years,
IL has been on friendly athletic rela .
tions with several of the big eight"
schools and has scheduled football
games with Minnesota for the last
two years, the games being especially
desirable as they settled beyond all
dispute the right 10 the western cham
pionship title. Now however. IL will
he necessary for the Wolverines to
look elsewhere for their games.
1t is an open secret that Michigan
would favor closer athletic relations
with Princeton. especially since Keene
Fitzpatrick. formerly of Michigan is i'm
charge of the training of the Tiger
athletes. Efforts will probably be
made to secure football games with
Princeton and possibly one other east
ern school for next season.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-12-05
TO INTRODUCE JAvELIN THROW.
Physical Director Delaney to Teach A.
A Trackmen Novelty.

Chicago. Dec. 5.-Physical Director
Martin Delaney OF the Chicago Athlet-
ic association plans to give western
track enthusiasts a novelty by intro
ducing the javelin throw as an event
for his trackmen to train for
The new event has been feature of
the Olympic games for some time past
and has been included in the programs
OF several eastern meets, but II came
to the western as an innovation. Della
ney believes the new event Will add
greatly TO the entries I'm any meet
which includes the new event on It's
card.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-12-05
SPECIAL FOR LANDsEEkERs.

Chicago. ILL.,, Dec. 5.-What is said
to be the first special train composed
entirely of sleepers and dining-cars
for the exclusive use Of la,dseekers
ever to be operated out of Chicago
will leave this city tomorrow for
southern Florida. Tampa will be the
objective point of the excursion. with
stops en- ROUTE at Chattanooga, jack
sonville and one or two other cities.