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The Cairo bulletin., 1910-08-09
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
At Minneapolis.

Minneapolis, Aug S,--Manager
Friel Of Columbus, declined to play
off the finish of the game Of June 80.
ordered played out by President 5hiv-
lngton, and it Is no, probable that
Chiv.ngton's decision viii be obeyed.
Minneapolis .....,, ...y
Columbus ......... ......s. &
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-08-09
Boston Shut Out.
Others Postponed.

h Other games were postponed on
account OF rain.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-08-09

To get the Associated Press news
n Cairo you must read The Bulletin
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-08-09

Batteries Young, Scot, and SullI-
van; Johnson and Beckendorf
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-08-09
UH[AN SETS A
WORLDS RECORD
TROTTED MILE IN 2:0i FLAT AT
CLEVELAND GRAND CIRCUIT
RACES YESTERDAY.
.FAvORHES HAD It EASY
Won in Four Events on the Program
Billings. Owner Of uhlan,
Drove the Famous Horse
In Record Mile.

Cleveland. Aug. S.-The opening OF
the second annual meeting at the
North Randall track and the third
week of the Grand Circuit racing to-
day wasa signalzed by breaking the
worlds record when Uhlan. driven
by owner, c. X. G. Filings, trotted a
mile to a wagon in 2:l1 fiat, thereby
setting new mark for trotting geld
ings.
1t was apparent that the son of
Bingen and Blonde was out to make
history When the first quarter was
passed and the board showed his time
to be :30A. When the half and
three-quarlers poles were passed and
the black had not falterelF for an in
stant, tae big crowd stood up and
begged him to beat mis- old mark OF
2:02A He responded nohly and
clipped one and three-fourths seconds
off the record
The favorites had an easy time OF
1T in four events on the program.
The feature race was the 2;l0 trot,
for the Easing stake, $4,000 and went
to II. ]. Deyereaux. chestnut r.afe
Teasel Orc Bellini, who was
thought to have a good chance, was
bad sixth in the first heat but came
back strong in the next two and by
finishing second in bot. instances dl,
viled second money with Nancy Roy
ce.
Velzora, favorite in the 2:19 t9of,
got away % a poor start hut fought
Her Way To the lead and EnisReii
easily. The next two hsl,ts We're
easy for her
Major MaIow took the first heat
OF Tie 2.o4 pace iii 2.G8A, coming ttp
behind the field, but was unable to
arrive better than secnd in the next
tw heats, althugh ha fught Il ort to A
finish with Ross X, the favorte.
The 2:21 pace was easy for Nellie
Temple.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-08-09

Concluded on Second -age.)
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-08-09
Rain at Kansas city.


Kansas City-Louisville, rain.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-08-09

Concluded on Second page.)
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-05-12

jim SWIFT WINS WIFE WITH PoEM.
mince pie his face wore that grin and
he kept up a chuckle. Then he went
to the bedroom door and called out:
"Mother, bring out the prize winner"
And presently his mother came out
with a bundle in her arms and laugh
on her lips. aud heard the .squealing
of a rat.
mo" said 7, as jumped back.
'"To be sure. Look at him"
"And named after you" said Tom.
Get to work on that poetry"
And sat down, and wrote:.
He weighs ten pounds, his face Is red
And scanty is his hair,
He's toothless as a cabbage head,
And not hat TO wear.
His voice is like a growing hen's.
His appetites immense.
And when he gets his dander up
He's sure the present tense.
He's had the collie. and he'll have
The measles sure enough,
The chicken ,pox will wallop him
And mumps his temper rough.
Ia surely bound to go II.
He'll rise some day TO lofty height
And be country poet
"Fine, fine, finep shouted Tom as he
danced around with the kid in his
arms.
"Lands O massy, but Mary II be up
In three days now!" SAID the mother
as she clapped her hands and returned
to the bedroom.
Who would be senator and hang
around Washington when'such things
cap be done to gladden. the hearts Of
the sons and daughters of Industry?
One For the Fellow In Love.
When | stopped at Farmer Swift's to
hnndsin his county paper the mother
ly Mrs. Swift looked at me for a mo-
ment In a puzzled way and then
asked:' .is o..
"Abe. can you tell when mans
crazy or when he's In loyeT .t
FOR sure M
''Then tor goodness snkc go out to
the barn and overhaul Jim. the hired
man. Hes mumbing day and talking
In -hls sleep by night. aud we are
afraid he's going 70 try suicide n
went along 70 the barn and found
Jim leaning up against rhs flaming
wtll With the whites OF bis eyes rolled
Il a
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-05-12
FIGHT FANS ARE
GREATLY WORRIED

New York, May 12-Jem DriscolL
the English featherweight champion,
who is to meet Abe Attell in for
ty-five round fight IN California on
July 2, two days before the Jeffries-
johnson battle, is worried over the ac-
tlon of the officials OF San Mate0
county In refusing TO allow Papke
and Thomas to fight in Colma Satur-
day Attell and Drlscoll were TO have
fought in Colma too.
The Papke-Thomas bout has been
transferred TO the Dreamland rink,
San Francisco. and cut to twenty
rounds from twenty-five. Driscoll is
anxious to know where his battle with
Attell will be fought and IL 1t is to be
O short go instead of the full route.
Sporting men who have been watch
ing the fight game on the coast be-
lieve that Coffroth, who is to pull off
the Attell- Driscoll fight, will make
Some arrangements to hold the fight
over the full distance, especially in
view of the fact that 1t is for a
worlds championship. Driscoll Is To
fight twice before he meets Attell He
will meet Pal Moore, the marvellous
Quaker City, fighter in six-round
fight in Philadelphia on May 25 and
six days later will box ten rounds
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-05-12
COPPER COMPAN
HAS ASSETS.

New York, May l2.-Testimony
purporting to show that the United
Copper company was not an empty
shell denuded of all assets" as al
legged by the government, when Fritz
Heinze borrowed 100000 from the
Mercantile National bank in 1907 on
its stock, was continued when the
Heinze trial was resumed yesterday.
The defense scored heavily when Dis
trict Attorney Wise conceded that the
property of the Stewart Copper COM
pany was worth exceeding $4,O0O,OOO
but Wise submitted its expert, Al
bert Frank, to a scorching cross-ex-
animation on his other estimates.
The prosecution developed that, in
his estimate, that the mines of the
Ohio Copper company were worth
$G,43G,0O In 1907, Frank considered
positive, probable and possible cop
per production. This method the
district attorney agreed, was design
ed to "muddle" the jury and a lively
row between counsel followed.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-05-12
PRESIDENT HAS
ANOTHER FIGHT

Washington, May 12.-It became
apparent yesterday that President
Tafts S25OOOO appropriation for a
Scientific tariff investigation" Is not
to have clear sailing through con-
gress.
The item is now in the sundry civil
bill. The ultra-p -protectipnists in the
house are opposed to it and they will
make an effort to defeat it.
Representatives Dalzell and Payne
told the president yesterday that they
scarcely favored the measure and
that they might lead an attack upon
il.
The appropriation is now looked
on as an attempt to justify the ad-
mlnistration's attitude toward pos
sible future revision. Administration
adherents believe that If the country
Is promised a scientific tariff investl-
cation with subsequent revision with
i'm the next two or three years, the
issues of the Democrats i'm the COM
ing election will he. weakened.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-05-12
THROAT CUTTING
CAMP PA|GN
Sucker State Politics Prom
ises Some Lively Bat
ties.
BY United Press Wire.

Chicago, May 12.-Such throat
cutting campaign as Chicago and III.
inois have seldom witnessed is pre-.
dicted in the coming Republican pri.
maries as the first result of the pres.
ent grand jury investigation of the
charges that Illinois Legislators were
paid to vote for William Lorimer foI
United States senator. Governor
Deneen and Mayor Busse have joined
forces in an effort to oust Lormer
from control of the party.
Lorlmer will fight. He said so 10
day i'm an interview.
"Can any man with red blood In
his veins go along with people who
are trying to eXterminate him po-
litically and even trying to send him
to the pententiaryY" he asked. Per.
haps | am wrong in believing tina;
certain political interests are back
of these charges of bribery in m!
election to the senate but everything
seems to point i'm their direction
Have / got the reputation of layinl
down 2"
A Chicago newspaper today pub
fishes letter purporting to have
been written by Representative
Michael s. Link, who confessed tha
he accepted money for his vote fOl
Lorimer in which he asserts that two
weeks before ,Lorimer's election hi
was approached by a lumber mar
and a merchant and asked If he could
vote for Lorlmer.
He said he could. Later he saw
Lorimer personally and told the sen
ator he could vote for him, the let
ter declares. The following July, thu
letter said. Representative Lee ONE q
Browne handed Link $1,000 for hls
vote for Lorimer.
When the grand jury resumed IL
work today there were reports tina
another legislator has made con
fession but these could not be con
iirmed.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-05-12
EASTERN RACING
SEASON TO OPEN


New York, May 12--The real eastern
racing season will open at Belmont
park tomorrow. The first $1,000 handi-
cap of the year, the Metropolitan at
one mile, will be the chief attraction
Officials are hopeful that the weather
will clean today, so the track will
have time to dry out.
There will be a high class field.
james r.. Keene's great mare Mas
kettle, who turned a mile in 1:41 2-5
yesterday with weight up, appears a
certain starter. She will go to the
post favorite. Sam Hildreth will fur
nish the second choice In a coupled
entry or not less than three starters.
King James, Rostigouche, and Dal-
martian, with Flrestone a possibility
in place OF King James II the track
Is very heavy Fitzherbert will carry
the cherry and white Of John II. Mad
den. August Belmonts colors will be
carried by Priscillian who raced UNI
successfully in England last year. II
the president OF the Jockey club sends
another to the post II will be the
speedy Field Mouse.
The OneclS stable win be represented
by Fashion Plate, who won good
race yesterday; Beaucoup viii carry
the old gold OF r. IT. Wilson, Jr.
Frank Nolan will start the Sanford
bred.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-05-12
STONE MAKES GOOD
WITH THE WOMEN

Detroit, Mich. May 12.-Grand
Chief Stone, of the. Brotherhood OF
Locomotive Engineers. is in right with
the grand international auxiliary and
all the local women's organizations
today as the result of his speech at
the formal opening of the biennial
convention of the brotherhood. The
grand chief declared:
az am in favor of women suffrage.
/ believe the women are entitled to
the ballot to protect their interests,
and ] am sure they will not make a
bigger botch OF It than the men do"
Another of stones statements which
met with great applause was his
recommendation that labor give great
er attention to politics.
1--WE try to get our members to
vote for the man instead of the
party" he said, "and when the man
fails to deliver the goods, to turn him
out irrespective of party In the flu
ture organized labor must look large
ly to legislation At the present time
seventy-two per cent, of the vote Is
cast by wage earners and our safety
lies in teaching them to vote intelli-
gently"
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-05-12
Rest made. Glover Lear
et,dtf
POPE GRANTS A
LIBERTY TO LADIES

Nv 1UnIFHU T'f'SH WIff.
Milwaukee, Wis, May 12-catholie
women who wish TO wear decollette
gowns need not allow their enrolment
in the Scapular to interfere Pope
Plus has issued an edict that In such
cases II Is not necessary for the wo-
mens sto wear the scapulars around
their necks.
Pope Plus edict Is contained In a
letter to, Archbishop Messmer OF Mil
waulsee which will be read In all MIL
waukee churches Sunday. The letter
in part says:
"The holy father, always interested
In the affairs OF his children, is de-
sirous that Catholic women who take
an active part 10 ssocjal affairs ps
not restricted in the dress proper
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-05-12

Chillicothe, May 12.--Manager
Robinson of the local team resigned
Tuesday night at meeting of the d.
rectors of the Chillicothe Baseball
club, and Frank Grubb was selected
in his place temporarily. 1t is the
intention of the club TO secure a play
ing manager, and he will be selected
at once. First Baseman Hanley, OF
Cleveland, arrived yesterday for a
tryout.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-05-12
Your Wires Picture.

A man ought to be ashamed TO
live so that his wife is compelled To
look as she does at housecleaning
time. Hell allow her to buy cheap
old yellow soap right along and take
twice as long for her housework and
washing when Hewitts Easy Task
soap will save time, health and
money for her. A man wouldn't toll
crate old fashioned methods in his
place of business for a minute. III
your wife would use Hewitts Easy
Task soap all the time, there wouldn't
be a tenth Of the dirt to get rid of at
housecleaning time.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-05-12


Digger fans have seen three Of
the Ohio State clubs In action. Those
three were Lima, Lancaster and Mar
ion. In past years it has always
been these three clubs which have
been in the running at the close. In
the next series Portsmouth and Chill
licothe will come this way and New
ark will not appear until May 81.
Having seen the work of three
clubs fans bere know thu. they need
not worry any too much about the
Diggers as soon as Lewis gets the
boys going. Portsmouth has created
some anxiety and on present form
looks like pennant contender. With
so many youngsters in the lineup,
however the real strength oC any club
for the whole season Is promblemati-
cal. The clash between Marion and
Portsmouth will be interesting new
ertheless and may give a line on
which club will do the better in the
early part of the season.
The class Of baseball that Is being
played is good and fans are more
than satisfied with the Ohio state
league OF 1910 and especially 50
with the'Digger team.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-05-12

for social requirements by any open
insignia of their faith and therefore
dlspenses them from wearing their
scapulars where they will be consplc-
uous or doing away with them alto
gether If they so desired"
Pittsburg, Pa, May II Brooklyn's
protest of Mondays game with the
Pirates has been Withdrawn according
to a statement here today. Manager
Dahlen of the Dodgers filed the pro-
test, but when President Charles Eb-
belts arrived here enroute to Cincin-
natl ana heard of the affair, he at
once Instructed his manages TO with
draw the charge.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-05-12
HONEST ABE, U, S, M,
Faithful Carrier Indites Balm
Poems on His Rounds.
SURE CURE IN ALL CASES.
One Tells Of the Bornins Of His Name
sake--Farmer's Son. Gets Wife on
His--Gilman Incident Put In a Par
Ior Frame.
BY NJ. QUAD.

BY M. QUAD.
Copyright. 1910. by Associated Literary
press.l
as ! hadn't any mail for young
N farmer Tom Gray | had pass.
"A ed his house for four days
running. On this fifth morn
ing l. found him loating over the gate
with n grin on his face, and, lifting
his hand for me TO stop, he said:
Poetry, Abe = got to have some
poetry"
But I'm behind time"
"YouSget down and come in or III
hamstring your old horse"
Anything the matterY
"Come In and see"
All the time ] was drinking glass
Of hot cider and eating n piece of
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-05-12
Rnmnr l. Dcnled.

Boston Mass, May 12-Reports that
Billy Murray, former manager of the
Quakers would soon displace Donovan
as manager OF the Red .Sox were flatly
denied today by John !. Taylor, owner
of the team.
1.-THE rumor is unfounded," said
Taylor 81 have no deal on with Muir
ray"
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-05-12

with Jack Goodman in this city.
Attell is confident he will whip
Driscoll and offers to bet $1,000 on
himself at the ringside odds.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-05-12
American Association

AT KANSAS CITY 2, Louisville 8.
AT ST. PAUL 2, Toledo g.
AT MILWAUKEE, Z, indianapolis II.
AT MINNEAPOLIS 2, Columbus o.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-05-12

Attend Epworth league supper Sat-
urday evening at Epworth church.
Meet your friends and hav1a splendid
supper. Encourage the league with
your presence. 4.3O to s.. 5-12-2t
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-05-12
poRTssroUTH LINES HoRNuNG.

Portsmouth, May 12.-Inielder
Yves Hornung, of this city, has ac-
cepted terms of the Portsmouth club.
Outfelder Clarence Totman was
given his release and will likely join
Mansfield
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-05-12

up. He looked like calf that had
been struck In the head with an AK
"Come out of that" yelled at him.
"What--what's the matter?"
"You are in love, and you've got II
bad"
II deny It,"
"Then you are liar. I've had the
disease over forty times myself. Who's
the girl2"
Josephine Schermerhorn," he said
after a bit.
"well, why don't you pop the ques-
tionr'
"'Fraid to-"
Nonsense! Does she know you love
herr" .,
IL don't think So"
"Then wen tell her I'll write some
thing and you copy and send 1t TO her
IL she doesn't know that you love her
you may be playing the fool for the
next hundred years"
Fetching Josephine to Time.
Jim got me an old paper -four sack,
and after ! had smoothed the wrinkles
out wrote:
love the name of Schermerhorn;
love the name of Joe;
love the tracks she leaves about
In mud and slush and snow.
love her golden tresses, and
Those pearly ears love.
love the eyes so big and blue.
Like angels up above.
From nose to shin I'm loving her.
At nights she haunts my dreams.
When splitting rails / think of her,
And she may think of Jeems.
Fair maiden, take my beating heart
And tread 1t under foot.
Call me a chump or other names.
Leave me alone TO root.
Reject the love give TO thee,
My sighs repay with scorn.
Tell me TO chaw up paris green
As chaws the hog tho corn.
Drive me TO death by shot or rope
And laugh In fiendish glee,
But my last word shall he of love-
The love I'm loving thee.
The poetry was copied and sent to
the fair Josephine. and what do you
think happened? why, she sent for
Jim and asked:
"Well, why didn't you tell me this
three months ago and save time? OF
course I'll marry your
See? Just as easy as rolling Off a
log when you know how to ding the
sentiment around and make 1t rhyme.
Rhyme That Hung In the Parlor.
They had sorrowful circumstance
at Farmer Gilmans, and when they
had told me all about 1t put 1t into o
poem to be hung up in the parlor. 1t
read:
We had a bull-where is he now?-
We had Il man named Sam;
We had a creek beyond the barn.
That creek II has a dam.
The Ice upon the dam was weak
When Sam went ont to slide,
But he'd no fear In his bold heart
As he did slip and glide.
Our bull was on the hill above
AS Sam he did disport.
He gave a beller and a snort
And gayly did cavort.
But when n little time had passed
| Something aroused his ire.
He paved the ground an acre round
Until he did persplre.
And, careless of the peril great
Sam slid and glld around
Until there suddenly was heard
An awful thundcrous sound.
Down rushed the bull upon the Ice
| A crash-a smash-a race.
And that ERE Sam and that ERE bull
Went down In fond embrace.
|
oh, bulls a-pnwing on the hills;
oh, hired men named Sam,
Take my advice and keep away
From things that have n dam!
|
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-05-12

Toques in black, or black and light
combinations for the matron from
s365 up, at Mrs. Jennie Thomas. 1t
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-05-12
All Ohio State League Games are
Postponed and Rain Man Holds
Sway---Changes in the Standings
LIKELY TO Result Today.
HOW THE TEAMS STAND.
GAMES TODAY
Marion ut Lima.

Newark at Portsmouth.
Chillicothe at Lancaster.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-05-12
BAILEY DRIVEN FROM BOX
stahl's Triple Proves His Undoina
and Wins For Boston.

anu WINS FoT Boston,
Boston, May 12.-The Red Sox
easily won from St Louis. Bailey
was driven from the rubber by
Stahls triUle In the third inning,
which sent two runs in. and Petty,
who succeeded him, was hit freely
r. II. r.
st. Louis ..... o I 1901 Ga 2
Boston .....00 2 10 "A ]
Batteries Bailey, Petty and Killlfer:
Smith and Carrigan
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-05-12

Epworth league supper, basement
of Epworth church, Saturday 4:3O TO
8 o'clock. Dandy supper and good
time ONLY Csc, 5-12-2t
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-05-12
wEDNEsDAY,s RESULTS.
MANAGER ROBINSON RESIGNS.

All games postponed on account of
rain.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-05-12

Fish Is now one of the chief means
of subsistence to the German people,
because of its comparative cheapness
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-05-12

Batteries Marquard Druck and Me,
ers Kroh and King.
All other games postponed: rain.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-05-12
Sorrel Top Bats Better
Than 800 Mark.
GOwDy GOING GOOD At DALLAS
Burk and Lallier Having No
Trouble.
Lima and Marion viii Clash To-day
For First Time i'm Iima--NIarion
Fans Have Seen Nothing Too
Strong for Diggers In the League.

Worry not friends of Red Farrell
for the sorrel top is going some in
the Southern league and is now as
popular in Memphis as he was dur
Ing his long stay in Diggertown. The
last week in April Farrell was in a
batting stump but on May 1 things
frightened up AMI he commenced to
hit In eight games commencing
May /, the former Digger hit safely
times in 22 times at bat. OF these
one was a triple and three were
doubles. Three stolen bases were
made by him in the week.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-05-12

Gowdy is going great down in Tex
as with the Dallas team and the
former Lank is hitting about as hard
as he did here last spring Lallier
Is not far behind Gowdy. Our own
Sanford Burk is pitching good ball
but the Forth Worth club has play
ed some miserable ball behind him
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-05-12

Yesterday Diggers and Champs
were idle on account of the rain but
the word from Lima today Is that
there win be big opening day
crowd out. Lewis will use either
Boyer or Goulait and fans will watch
the work of these two youngsters
on their first road trip. If Boyer
goes through the whole game today
Goulait will work the last one at
Lima tomorrow and Saturday Zmich
will go against the Lanks on their
home lot zmich was beaten by Lam
caster here and is thirsting for re-
venge.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1910-03-04
OHI0RR.
N EFFGoT NAY 80, 1909.
ROCKVILLE, ND.

Dsiy. tE1apt Sunday Sunday only
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