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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-03-13
DENEEN USES HIS VETO
On Mine Workers Institutes Bill
Not Contained in Call for
Special Session.
Special to The Bulletin,

Special to The Bulletin.
Springfield, ILL.,, March 12.-B Because
the subject matter was not contained
in his call for special session, un-
der an opinion from Attorney Gen
eral Steal Governor Deneen today
filed with Secretary OF State Rose his
veto of senate bill No. A. The bill
provides for the holding Of Institutes
for the instruction Of all classes Of
workers In and around coal mines
under the direction Of the trustees of
the University of Illinois, and appro.
PIRATES $4,000 to the trustees OF the
University Of Illinois for the purpose
OF maintaining such Institutes.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-03-13
WITH THE BoWLERs.

Detroit, March 12.- The Chalmers
Detroit team of Chicago, jumped into
the lead In the individual event Of the
American Bowling Congress today by
rolling G92, This series also puts
Richter in the lead for the grand av-
erage prize for his nine games, IN
the two-men event Richter rolled with
Robert Rolfe and they scored 11779,
the best count Of the day.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-03-13
AERopl AlNlsT lNIllREn.

Seattle, March 12.-Char'es X.
Hamilton, while giving an exhibition
with Curtis aeroplaue, was serious
ly injured this afternoon. His ma.
chine turned turtle and he fell to the
ground, rose and collapsed. He was
hurried to d hospital
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-03-13
WITHIN NEXT 48 HOURS
Question cf Whether 10000 Railroad
Firemen Will Strike viii
be Settled.

Chicago. March Admissions
were amde on both sides tonight that
the controversy between the 30,00a
firemen operating on the 10000
miles OF railroad west, northwest ant
southwest Of Chicago. and the rail
road managers. had become critical
and that the question o. d strike. ts-
ins up practically all the systems NJ
tween here and the Pacific COAST
would be Settled with AS hours.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-03-13
Money Merely a Pedestal.

Money may be pedestal to stand
on, as-we look up, but not a god for us
to worship. Sad indeed Ia the lot Of
him who, making the world his chief
good, gains the world and loses him
self, his true spiritual self in which
life attains divine fulfillment.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-03-13
LlLLls WANTS TO GO ABROAD,

Kansas City, March 12--Jere F.
Lillls, the banker, and J. r. Cudahy
have resigned from the exclusive
country clab Of Kansas City ais the
result Of the affair at l'te Cudahy
home Sunday morning la (. when
Crdahy and his chauffeur tied the
banker With d rope and crt and pums
meIled him. Lillis, Il Is stated, will
go abroad.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-03-13

caused by a bullet Efforts had been
made to conceal the fact that Laugh
lin ended his own life because of his
prominence
It was not intended that the presi-
dent or any member of the family
beyond George MI Laughlln. Il
brother. and the widow should know
the actual cause. All traces of the
wound are said TO have been removed
Hin embalming-
I-aughlin was prominent In the
business world, His wealth was O..
timated at $20N0o, $50. The shock
|to Mrs. Langhlin has prostrated her.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-03-13
gANk TAKES ASSIGNMENT.

Waupaca, Wis, March 12.--The
firm Of Weed Gumaer & Go.
OF Weyanwoga, made voluntary as.
signment today. Liabilities are
100000, due depostors On open nc-
count and certificates OF deposit. AS
sets $251,00O.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-03-13
PRISONER SUICIDES.

Fort Wayne, Ind. March u. SAN
ford Love, restaurant proprietor Of
Marion, Ind, who last Wednesday
killed Dottle Murden, II years olif
because she refused to marry him.
died in the Allen county jail tonight
from eating the heads Of matches.
Love was brought here from Marion
TO avoid mob violence.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-03-13
INSPECTION APRIL 9TH
Major 3. c. Morse, 9th u. S. lnfan.
try, Win Inspect the Local
Militia Company.

Special to The Bulletin.
Springfield, ILL.,, March IL. Adult
ant General Dickson today issued an
order for the inspection Of Company
X, fourth infantry, III Cairo, at s p.
m. April Z, by Major BENJAMIN VI.
None, Of the Twentyseyenth United
States Infantry.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-03-13
GOULD REFUSES TO TALK.

Paris, March 12.-Frank Gould, in
response to the request for state
ment regarding the report that he
and Miss Edith Kelly, an actress, had
been married, declined to make any
such statement.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-03-13

cially and otherwise,
After the game last night a recep-
ton and dance were given by some
of the younger Cairo society set at
the X, r. hall, which was greatly en-
ioyed The visitors expressed them.
selves as well pleased with their en-
tertainment.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-03-13
Handy.

"This wireless Is great thing 1T
la, indeed. Now an actress sailing for
Europe can quarrel with her impresar-
10 all the way across
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-03-13

In certain parts Ot Germany " II re-
garded al death warning to hear =
erickets cry
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-04

desess a few Of the curves nature
save.
but the greatest bcncfi; ug the 40
inE ~ the freaks Il the ban which
the new fashion puts on knee waists
and flshwlfc skirta
just a. we had accomplished the
tube figure along came thc remark
able strappiuga that dldnr ailos
thc wearer 90 taka q long step That
resulted IN learning to shuttle And
hardly was The shuttle aurc enough
70 send a woman gliding around the
furniture when along came The Nip
sash that cut of che short. faf WON.
an 70 way that vas painful 70 be.
hold
Then the suefraKet lrock. shlch
vas = foolish effort 20 BE- maauish.
with the usual result n took on
the worst features Of mans apparel
and eomblned u with the most an.
attractive ~ wnmnn'a No wonder
the divided skirt sysii saFb was asoa
only b q fsw entsrpriAlnK actresses
and 40 shop window attractions
And The going 81 all these are the
haralda % heads that ara not Dc.
formed. waist tines at fhe waisf.
aud hats that az heads. no matter
What new follles the grar mas
bring
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-04
FREAK FASHIONS MUST GO,
WRITES DOROTHY DALE

"a more sofa No nor rats nor puf nor am
ss cus acraors Chinese queues ana ali thar IN
Is
-, there uuoh truth IN the OF Nine ia
as NO heavy braid excellent thing N won
- "a even AZ one Al $50 sac worth
A any fashion wearing the hair IA tina he
sans TIE ud % the freak styles that called for peach
$500 hive bonueta up the nstra
may may not ~. ~,
ss-sushea with swirl OF hraida
woman hair is sfseettxa -
ranremen than this low braid eafonet effect Aud
~ Nangs them she gets them this:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-04
FASHIONS

The monoionouu black ven ia
having ; rest. and those of deem
violet. powder blue. bottle green,
prune ana seal are chosen b the
smaftraf drraaera
I'ur evening wear. aailna 81 more
or less iustcr are holding on tena
clouHiy and may 50 through the
winter FOR that purpose a. a favor.
tie material
sa-a
The al around ailkhi bloaaing
over a narrow belt. which ~ now
located a the natural waist line.
"a The latest Development ia waists
Aside from thla. ihe general effect
IL more az ieAa fiat and smooth
Meta of all kindu are popular In
dFessy waists and are made over
Whifa Plain nat waists are fully
tucked Venice and irlnh nets are
made up plain. naturally. but ara
moat effective over their white In.
lnHa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-04
ADLAYTn1E "a
SSTORIESN
CHINESE NEW YEAR DAY.

We nsyalIy celebrate Ncw Year
az n ear eountry BY ringing bells
@ EFet the coming year. senfing
rsrts q rood wishes 70 sficnda and
Mskis3 Nsw feag calls
Our hffle almondeysd frirnds M
chlas sasebrafe differeusiy. When
thg4r Aew xeav eomea there n
Nees meFfy aakinE. Teasing and
tufains u payer prayers. b. this
maans insnFinx blessings for the
enEins gear All day long there
y ra9slng % fiFcGrackers IN The
bad apdtbssning II sweas.smeiilnw
- ssicks then grand fireworks
q right after the say lanterns are
fxliies
Nof nahY feel sad on shis Joyous
hflldaF & China. has the man who
could a0t'pay BIS debts before New
iaef srievss deeply. for thc people
siEht 70 take away BIS property. SO
20 eap zee how hard each man
s3rks 70 pa al debts before New
lear aaF.
Ions before the first u ths new
ysar pAe can sea carefully eulfl.
fnfe4 fhinese llliss eroNfuE ln their
kasa disheA on trays 81 water.
VIC few pebbles in them sor
ne footsof Irvine about Why Be
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-04

sefy simple way 10 make
french dressing. especially where a
.ite quantity 0f o. o. needed la By
sAaslng NE Ingredients together In
Mnef large we.fc0rked bottle
l.i % ne bottle f08f times az much
w as vinegar and edd SALT and pap.
s,sa. II mustard 81 used. add g.
~. stake the bottle until the con.
.1liA are well mixed and form a
wv q egulaion DE- o. most easily
~ ~ py claspiug each end Of the
sy,'le VIM the hands and shaking
''ae Fays rather than uD and down.
Aaeibef French dressing which
~ 81 prepared NO lho Table ln small
sassptifiesis a. follows:
49,, lt INTO tablespoon one salt
$3.50 yA saii one0alf pepper spoon
K'fRtt and flll with on Six well
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-04

Chop together ~ cups froah beef
that has a little TAT and medium
sized onion. Add IA level ten.
spoons salt. a little pepper, q dash
Of cayenne. = cup bread crumbs
soaked Ia = cup milk. beaten egg
Bake 80 10 50 minutes
No 2-One pound lean beef chop.
ped fine. ! cap milk. egg. . com
mon crackers (crumbed1. q asail
piece Of butter pepper and salt 10
taste. little eago Mlr all TO
gethcf and bake about an hour.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-04
Me- rnaIana aneen,.,h-

one cup either lima. yellow eyed
or pea beans. which haye been
soaked over night Drain. Simmer
ali ths morning In enough water 10
cover. 20 which add salf. pepper
'and a piece Of salt pork two inches
eaunre Half an hour before serv.
INK add one can corn and water
enough ~ keep from burning Add
one pint hot milk. bring 70 a boil
and serve az once Serve this some
cold day With hot rolls or hot gin.
sarhreaa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-04

Break carefully eggs and put
Tolks 81 a shalloN dish Add drop
BY drop enough iucca of 10 work 20
a cream. stirring steadily one way
wifh n wooden OF plated fork. Mover
uso steel Add salt 10 taste and fol
low with mustard TO taste Next a
Very small plnch Of powdered SUGAR
and last Of all vinegar 10 taste, being
sure TO add Il drop BY drop The
stirring should be continuous and
always In one direction. and when
properly made THIS maYonuaiso viii
have the smo0thneaa and consist
enoy Of the richest cream Some.
thing fine.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-04

HUf 4fNHNH ~"
~sahp Won never did ike my
rst asa you
TAls Is half hour after dinner.
when he reading lamp y lowered
y taisinr power and clippers are
,s.smet through John mumblea
ss,ssshfnx about certain nttie
1891 always locsins well ia any
,nlua but shere'a hope iu the way
NJ raases NJ
.weu dear. TIA not goiug %
...r 1, any more I'm Eoing TO
- some braids 10 SO around the
suew mueh9" Ia that avfully al.
raes vas Johns have
~WAy anywhere from SO 90 So.
n ssst depends on how nsce a ono
! get
.f.at see g. sam uncouflncod
aens theu you could see my
Ae.a tnlnrs back tfiumphar'iY
~ ~ sersiehiux % a pen on he
aash places % q little blue rlcCe
X Arer fnilows.
Haeegss. those who cannot az
hra ne hralds nay be eheefed ~
trus.na ihas q natural or artificial
wave quite takes rs place and u
ssss moge beeolaIns 20 yoand faces
Freaks CO With is.
r.. a.. 49,, sklne absstt the rxlt
a a. cushion colffure Is that u
sxkes most q the 1909 ircaks wiih
TAe New Year rtnEH ths kaeil
q shp vampire face. THE hlnless rs
ar fhe suffrage frock and all of
a. nlal waist lines from huai 20
knee
Tha chalky face With blackensd
srsshss. ayua ieuxsfHned by black
Esss aad rs only soior contrast
rnnzk ged mcgih a EolnE 70 be
fuwsrd ~ BY ee1Tynue who has
no. Taste WHIwnys Hss. but Waa
t<oszlsd As Ions a. u W1A a fad.
Tks 1910 epmpiesson ls scheduled
q be a. Fudfy a. crQss-c1uniFy
framss can saaks f.
~ end q ne Alpicss fisurv will
~ hoon q thln Women. Fashion.
nof satisfied with their almost
arasgkt Hass. iastsied on ironing
them late fsxafss that might have
hasa aeSifnei b. a T square. The
fsaf lsia gFpmissss even The sleu
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-04
ASHTON PUTS BAN ON RATS PEACH BASKET HATS AND KNEE WAISTS 1870
LETTERS ON LOVE
AND MATRIMONY

Editor STAR shall be pleased
20 correspond with some young lady
who II a reader OF The Star. with a
View TO matrimony am 30 years
OF axe, tail and considered good
appearing man | have a good bust.
ness education aud am actively on.
knEed IN business IN the city.
! am great lover OF home. ehil.
dren and quiet life. Prefer the
acquaintance OF medium alxed
dark complexloned lady no obiec
ton 90 a working gitl. but she must
love good husband. home and
what goes with it to mako life
happy | viii give all particulars
regarding myself honestly. In an.
swefing. givs address and telephone
number Address TO the under
signed.
A. J. NILES.
Gent Del. Seattle. Wash.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-04
SALADS
HOW TO MAKE THEM

4 nauhes % Inquiries bnvN come
Y iais aepariment N late asking
y. more salad recipes.
beKianihE today Wlth aiad dreaa-
iasA. osere vii BE- given each day
". geek a number ui good recipes.
i.neildsAx Fruit vegetable. meat and
~ salads. which Seattle house.
!, yves can add 10 their cook books.
4 fealred
haaiess combinations Of fruits
saa feseiablea might be- given but
s.fn housewife can use her own
meas and ingenuity in the making
q seieetable salads
e'mpie salads a. lettuce. cress.
~. ere bssf served with a French
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-04

together and pour Il over the salad
Add two tablespoons more ~ OIL and
toss the salad WE'LL lastly add one
tablespoon sharp vinegar Suffi-
eient for six persons II used on
green salad For cooked vegetables
use twlce Or three times this meas.
ura
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-04

you Your coming to a little cold
room after a hard days work in a
laundry. lonesome certainly Il ia
No loved one, nothing 10 look for
ward 20. but get up IN the morning
aud back At it My heart goes out
20 you.
am bachelor, have suite OF
rooms, where ! live all alone. 1
aleep here and DO my own cooking
II ls the best can do. II SCENE,
bat realize how empty Il all H. |
have some IneauH, and a way NJ got
tinK some more. bat that does not
satisfy No one 10 love. nothing 20
hope for
Now. II you are az YOU say, and
should be the right one which We
can find cut after a abort acgualnt.
Rneo you viii find your love feeip.
roeatod IN ne. and am sure ! can
SO you little better. because your
lonely life appeals 90 me 30 that
! want to help you already.
don't ask for good looks Ia
woman Good looks cost too much
% keep up, besides. a good looking
woman IL hoartleaH Take Il from
me. All ! ask IL that she be SO
beredduwn woman. not hid
have tried 20 answer your letter
IN The Star You make further ar,
rangomenta; Il ~ your privilege I
viii watch The Star Yours truly.
No 40
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-04

b. most cases ars caused BY eye.
strain We make specially Of
correcting eye defects, aud by 30
doing relieve the headnche. II you
have trouble. see ua.
schuchard Optical Co.,
1907 Second Ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-04

scFapu All the fish free from skin
and bone. pat Into saucepan With
butter sire 81 a small egg. table.
spoons ~ sweet milk and one egg
stir over the fire until Il chickens.
Serve on slices Of hot buttered
fnkAt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-04
7TNES&lV}0NI


Wash and cut a bunch ~ Gel
cry into inch lengths. add
/ cups of clear beef stock cover
! closely and let simmer until
. touder then drain or the
stock Cook tablespoon OF
/ Drowned flour IN tablespoon
Of butter. odd the drained stock
/ slowly. silf until smooth and
thick. season with pepper and
/ salt stir Ia the celery aud heat
thoroughly before serving.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-04

Two sweet oranges peeled
; aud sliced Z slices 81 pine.
! npplea aud y cup grated cocoa.
; nut Place alternate layers 81
; orange aud pineapple wiih the
grated cocoanut between and
; sprinkle pulYerixed sugar over
; each layer This o. delicious
= II : !. = !. . . =. =. =. -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-04
aaIaa prs.aIna Maas WIlh autlsr.

Two teaspoons mustard, tea
spoon flour. I teaspoon sugar and a
little salt. X teaspoon pepper
six together and add yolka Of 2
eggs. smooth nicely. add butter size
~ nutmeg. ! small cup vinegar.
uhitea OF 2 eggs beaten stiff Last
~ an cup rich milk or thin cream
Cook soft as cuatard.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-04

cause. 20 an old Chinese legend
goes. II the lily. with les white
kaxen. goid.centsred flowers.
blooms 90 New Year day. ita owner
may expect GOOD luca. prosperity
and happiness during the year 20
come
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-04
Hint on Maklna Salad DRESSING.

Hint on Making Salad Dressing
A all mayonnalse dressings are
apt 10 separate. take your bowl
and place on cake Of see or IN Ice
water, add yolk ~ / egg and beat
untll very gtlff Keep chilled until
needed on salad You VIII find you
will have very little trouble If
everything IL kept we'll chilled be.
fore using In fact. think lt the
real secret Of firm dressing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-04

Mrs. Emllsc l. Treat ~ Hannibal.
No who hAa just completed che
taking % evidence before the mas
taF OF chancery IN Macon, Mo. IN
case involving g.. o0o. GOO. a. one
~ the most widsly known official
reporters in the west
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-04
Mercy Arc They osttlno Jealousl

Mercy Are They Getting Jealous7
Editor star have read with
sfeat interest the many letters on
love and marriage. hul the only one
have been lncllned tn answer Il
the man who walked into The Star
ofiiee aud said BIZ bad been wild
over Tor "a years lie reads only
toF amusement. and -, wishing ali
tho time be were someone's 10 be-
loved Ills answer 10 the widoW'a
peeni u very appropriate. but no
must remember there are other
widows. II they don't write poems
They can think lots more and knaa
hoN 20 appreciate q good man.
She u not The only widow on The
Sound Ne II. True Blue. she calls
herself ! can do Just tbs same but
! prefer for some one 10 iege ma
and call me- Deaflos No SIT
Editor Star IN answer 10 auras.
fo'Iudera' letter. I should say that
hls grievance was Justified ~. a. il
seems. my personal description re-.
armblss bis. and ! would nov ap0la
Nino fpF thus duplicating him
However, ! did not intend ms
firs1 letter for publication aa il
atppd. but wanted Il trimmed doWn
aud signed with a number CO any
ihias % conceal identity Thls NOT
hning done. placed me In an awk.
ward position. a. every one In my
locality ct once knsw how the land
lay Since ihen i've been ashamed
20 look any Eirt On the face. aud
this - tbs ruAson ! Kivc ~Rentan
Aift for ignoring her
KENroN TELEGRAPlEH. 40. III
Editor Star SO many people are
writing letters TO your valuable -.
per nn that old and most important
subject. love amt mafFim0ey. that
az last am compelled. through nay
ogn feelings. 20 write TO No. %
hut flrat ies the say that Gray
Eyes certainly has my deepsat
sympathy What an easy matter
Y woald have been Tor her husband
70 have given her tho biEgs4e
Christmas present shs ever had
SUI. u the right aplrit ID wanting.
y would SIN be an empty present
can undsraiand that much. while
cannot understand All the mYa.
teriea OF thla great problem. 1
would Ike 70 help her. bat don't
know hos 20 90 a.
To No ~ have cited the fore
going out of he deep sympathy I
feel for 'grY ETen. ard yon may
take n thar what ! have said sp-
plies equally 10 yourself. only that
! may be able to DO something for
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-04

Beef pie is q good substitute
. for chicken pie Got a piece Of
'eef cheap eut. solid meat a. best.
: cut into rather small pieces.
; bnii until tender and proceed
as FOR chicken pie
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-04

vAa teaspoon mustard. 2 table.
soAs sugar. teaspoon flour.
s1.i9ea salt. ] beaten egg. y cup
.lAsSar. \ cap boiling wate Set
y sigge and allr constantly until
= h4iekens Add butter size 81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-04

Dear Star am a widow IN The
SOS ] lost the little I had IN the
hlg earthquake AZ San Francisco /
came 20 Seattle about two years
$50 az the call u a sick friend /
IKE Seattle work Tor uvina.
bat ! have never been 80 lonesome
la my life ~ felt the other DAY.
walking along sccund az, mixing
with the bid thrnng o. people. and
not ono familiar face ! am such a
home LADY thar my acquaintance h
very limited
II ! could find IA elderly gentle
man who could give me a comfort.
able home. with kiad treatment. 1
would marry again am a good
houuekeapcr, an excellent nurae
and a pleasant companion.
Al
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-04
WOMEN SUCCESS WINNERS.

Miss Lena Brooha daughter ~
Governor u u Brooks. thoaEh but
rs years old. q an expert horse
trainer. and - IN touch with every
detail Of flanaKef-ent ~ the large
Brooks ranch 81 Wyoming
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1910-06-03
SPORTING AFFAIRS.

William F. Hoppe won the billiard
match for the 1872 balk-line champion
ship, defeating H. P. Cline of Philadel-
phia. Alfred De Orc was referee. The
game was very closely contested until
the last few innings and then Hoppe
got in a few fair-sized runs, one of
which was SO and an out in the 2Sth
inning. The result was in doubt
throughout the game. Hoppe totalled
with S4-S3-71 high runs, and Cline
totalled with 66-52-45 high runs.
Willie Lewis, the American welter-
weight, lasted three minutes and TWEEN
ty-five seconds against Stanley Ketch-
ell, American middle-weight champion,
in what was scheduled as ten-round
bout before the National Sporting club
of New York.
Memphis fight fans threatened vio-
lence to club officials and Antonio
Raggio attacked Matchmaker Carroll
after Referee Barry had declared the
Phil Knight ommy Devlin bout 40
contest at the Phoenix A. c..
Word was received from the coast
that the advance sale of tickets for
the Johnson-J effries fight is over $780,
600.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1910-06-03
S682,450 TO AID COLLEGES
General Education Board, Meeting in
New York, Makes Appropriations.

The trustees of the general educa-
tional board, in session in New York,
have appropriated $682, 450 for various
educational works.
OF this sum S53S,O00 was appropri-
ated conditionally for the endowment
funds of eight colleges, $4,000 for the
furtherance of demonstration work in
agriculture throughout the southern
states and $31. 450 for salaries in state
universities OF the south.
Conditional appropriations for en-.
dowment were made to these colleges
in the following sums:
Cornell college, Mount Vernon, La,
$4,000; Depau university, Greencas-
tie, Ind, 100000, Marietta college,
Marietta, o., 100000; Allegheny col
lege, Meadville, Pa, 100000; Central
university, Danville, KY, $75,000;
Drake university, Des Moines. Ia,
$10O,0O0; Middlebury college, Middle
bury, VT, $4,000 and Pennsylvania
university, Lexington, KY. $4,000.