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The Cairo bulletin., 1910-09-24
TWO MEN MISSING.

Paducah. Ky, Sept. 23.--Police are
searching for Elijah r Ethridge, a
carpenter and Sam G. Ethridse, a
basket maker, brothers, WAC have
been mysteriouslv missing since last
Saturday night. They left home to 80
Jown in the business district to do
some shopping, and have not been
seen since. Elijah Ethridge has a
wife and two children and Sam Eth
ridge a wife and four children. Ac-
cording to neighbors, their families
were left penniless.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-09-24
SHERMAN CONFIDENT, TOO.

Utica, N. Y, Sept. 23.-Vice Presi.
dent Sherman returned to Utica today
from Atlantic City, where ne attended
the national encampment OF the g. 4
II. Replying to the question ~ e
the, length Of his stay In Utica, ne
said:
II shall be here until the Republican
state convention meeting In Saratoga
Then am going there TO preside
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-09-24

DOMODOSSOLA, Italy. Sept. 2S.---
The great feat OF crossing the snow
capped Alpine barrier between SWitz-
erland and Italy in a heavier than air
machine was accomplished today Dy
George Chavez, a young Peruvian
II The hero lies tonight In the Dome
dossola hospital badly injured. as the
result of an accident that occurred
Just as he completed the most arduous
and nerye-rackng portion OF his test
the flight from Brig, In Switzerland,
across the Alps to Milan, Italy, dis
tance of about rs miles. Both legs
were broken, the left thigh fractured
and the body badly confused. II -
expected he will recover
The accident occurred as Chavez
was endeavoring to make landing
here. The Alps had been crossed sue
cessfully and the aviator was de-
seending with the power cut on
When thirty feet above the ground a
sudden gust Of wind seemed to eaten
the monoplane, which turned over
and fell. Crowds found Chavez lying
bleeding and unconscious beneath the
lwreckage.
| Fifty miles away and over the
Icounsry withaat hazards las Mllan. bis
goal.
/ Chavez had lost the race.
The Journey From Brig.
Leaving Brig he started. upward un
Iil he reached an altitude sufficient to
clear Resti shoulder. The aviator
headed mis- niofopiaife for for the 81 sfi55-'' 55-''
Icapped crags of Fletchron. Constant
Ily ascending, Chavez reached Simplor
Kuhn, where, at an altitude estimate'
lat 1900 feet, he turned the machine
lsouth over the terrifying pass will
Kaltwasser Glacier at the left an'
1.-The frozen peak Of Hubschhorn at tn
right.
After crossing the divide, instea'
of taking a short cut over Moncher
Ipass, huge edged glacier, Chave
turned toward the towering whit
mountain head of Monte Leone, whic
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-09-24
ONE DIES IN WRECK.

Birmingham, Ala, Sept. 2S.--W II.
tIill Of Woodlawn was Instantly killed
today in a wreck on the Southern
between this point and Selma. The
switch was not properly thrown and
the engine overturned, pinning the
engineer under II. Jim Wyley, negro
fireman. saved himself by jumping. al
liaareh he was nninfnIlv ininrel Nr.
lHiil leaves wife and three little
girls,
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-09-24
ARRESTED FOR HORSE STEALING

paducaa. KY. Sept 23.-Craig Nc
Gee. "a years old, was arrested to'say
on the charge Of horse stealing and
obtaining money under false pretense.
craig's home Is In st. Louis, and ne
was visiting his uncle. George McGee
II Carlisle county. According TO ms
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-09-24
FIRE SWEEPS TOWN.

New iberia, La, Sept. 23--ronsid-
erably less loss was sustained through
the fire which swept portion OF the
business section OF New iberia today
than was at first believed. Later es
Inmates range from 100000 to $3.50,
1000, majority of the estimates favor
ing The smaller sum. The insurance
80 far as~is known. amounts to abou
| $4,000.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-09-24
TELEGRAPHERs GET RAISE.

Lafayette, Ind, Sept. 23.-Telegraph
operators on the, Monon railroad re-.
ceived announcement today OF a 9 per
cent raise in wages effective Septem-
her ist. The Order Of Railway Tele-
|eraphers received official recognition
for the first time.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-09-24

Springfield Sept, a3.--"u Uncle joe
Cannon attended the Republican state
convention today aud enjoyed ann
self.
He saw a platform adopted meeting
his tariff views, smoked cigars anu
delivered speech himself amid ap
plause e
He swung his arms, stamped MS
feet and shouted as he talked, and oc-i
casionally smiled. re trun platform
did not mention him by name but the
reason did not lie in himself Lori
mers name was omitted, but in order
that its absence might not be TOO
glaring it was agreed to omit the
names of Cullom and the speaker.
Culom caused the withdrawal Of the
plank complimentary to himself.
cpllom Makes Talk.
Continuing Cullom said:
"Tnls Is not time of war. Thank
God. 1t is peace. cite this incident
not to stir up animosity, but in a con-
test touching economic policies, in
the presence Of Misrepresentation,
false hood and ienunciation abound
ing everywhere, but mostly in the up
lift magazines and a large portion OF
the daily press, it is time for the
Republican party Of Illinois, and all
over the country, q stand up and be
counted ! pray Gods help that the
great party keep the Republican faith,
whether we succeed or fail, 1t Is bet
ter to fight and fail, standing true to
the correct principles and policies OF
government. which underl!es the pros
perlty of 90,0O0,000 people. than to
cowardly turn your back to the con
fest, fee from enemy and apologize
eve made the platform at Cnicagt
in 1908. We nominated and snhse
ouentlv elected Taft. We elected
Republican house with a nominal ma
ioritv of more than 30, and almost
two-thirds n aiority in the snat. Tai
is n great man. He has judicial tenn
perament He would preserve tn
coordinate branches of government a
our fathers wicely made them for thu
protection of the rich and poor, wea
and strong.
Praise for TAFT.
Taft has performed the 1uties OF hi
great office and he has left it to con
gress TO legislate and to the court
to interpret the law. He could nc
10 differently il ne were to try, be
cause God gave him that kind
manhood. His judicial temperance
is not spectacular; it does not pla
the role of anged. want the pres
dent of the United States-your pres
dent and mine-to stand by his lutte
as defined in the constitution and g
operate with his party in writing upo
III statue books just legislation, kee
ing his oath OF office to see the law
enforced. Taft has done all | a
proud of his reputation, and a
proud of the record made by the SKI
first congress. When it came to Il
crucial moment we had a bare m
iorfty of only five in the house, som
thing which perhaps the country do
not understand-but we Kept u
pledges made in the Chicago pla
orm. We enacted the Payne tariff Ia
which has been abused and misrepl
sented. It has been so much abuse
that some children of the cCuntfy c
aloud when they wake up in the mig
and say: Oh mother, father, Pay
tariff law Is about to catch us.
About the Tariff Law.
when we entered upon the rev
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-09-24
CHOLERA INCREASING.

st. PETERSBURG, Sept. 2sThere
were thirty-six new cases Of ctolera
and thirteen deaths in this city to
day. Among those who are Ill Is Herr
Felselau, a member Of the staff OF the
German .snisIs Aoxds
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-09-24
OPEN NATIONAL UNIVERSITY.

Mexico City. Sept % With cere'
monies ot quiet dignity the National
University Of Mexico was inaugural
cd here today. President Diaz. other
high officials and distinguished educa
tors from abroad were present.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-09-24
RAIN PREVENTS RACES.

Sioux City. Sept. 23.--Rain prevent
ed the finishing Of the State Fair
races today. The races tomorrow
were called off
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-09-24
ILLINOIS HORSE
IS A WINNER
BOY WINS FAST
RACE IN STRAIGHT HEATS AT
coLuMBus-suMMARY OF THy
OTHER EVENTS.

Columbus, Sept 23.---ln the Grand
Circuit races today Independence Boy
won the 2:07 pace in straight heats,
making it the first time in 2:oiA, re-
peating it in the second and making
.2;04A in the third.
Summary.
2:07 pace, $1,000, six starters. In
dependence Boy won in straight heats
Ruth D. second, W. A. third.
cAaaian cin,nnnnr &
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-09-24

confession, he stole the horse, valued
at 5000. and brought It to Paducah,
selling 1t to Fletcher Terrell for $40
His uncle arrived today and an
nounced that he would not prosecute.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-09-24
BALTIMORE GROWS.

Washington, Sept. 2S.-The popuia'
tion OF Baltimore Md, is 9oS'4so' a."
ifIcrease Of 49,526.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-09-24

Telling.
Lots Of people have to tell what
they are going to do, or they would
ave nothing to tell. Life.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-09-24
Cardinals Take Game From Brooklyn
Boston Defeated BY cincn-
cinnati--Cnly One Game
in the American.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Giants Defeat Cubs.

New Ycrk. Sent. 20 The locals dc.
featel Chicago BY putting TO good
|use the passes received from Cole anu
Ihy hitting Mcintyre, his successor, at
the right time.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-09-24

In Cairo nearly everybody reAds
rhs Bulletin.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-09-24
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Heavy Hitting Game!

Cleveland, Sept. 23.--lirghes was
knocked from the box and Fisher was
hit even harder. Chase's batting was
the feature.
score--- X II K
Cleveland ,....,... ........ 10 Y
New York .........,.......Z Y
Eatteries-Mltchell and smith,
Hughes, Fisher and F. Mitchell.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-09-24

Rain at Toledo.
Toledo Minneapolis, rain, no game
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-09-24

Others postponed on account o.
rain.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-09-24
At Louisville.

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-09-24
eleven Free Bases.

Brooklyn, Sent, 23z-The yisispra
were given today's game, getting
eleven bases on balls
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-09-24

Pirates Also Defeated.
Philadelphia, Sept 23.--Pittsburg
was defeated in fast game here to-
day by Philadelphia
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-09-24
At Kansas City.


st. Paul-Columbus, cold weather
no game.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-09-24

Batteries Moren, GlraFH anu HUV
in. Ferry and Gibson.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-29
GOSSIP OF THE FIGHTERS
Here's N Copy of Marquis
OF Oueensberry Rules

Whenever two riEhter q any
prominence sign articles If ksfec
ment FOR battle. Il h always an
nounred they win fiEht under the
Marquis ~ Quecnsborry rules I'm
mediatcly every sport looks " Use. but
as matter OF fact there isn't ono
man la 80 who really knows what
the Marquis OF QuoeHaberfy rules
are
John sholto Douglas who sue.
eueded 60 the title ~ Marquis 81
QueeuaheFry ia 1855 WAS noted pfin-
elpaliy Tor his devotion to apnfta
particularly boxing. but be did u1t
write the rules under which ali huKs
1uG contests are nnw held They
were written hy . a. Chambers
member ~ the Amateur Athletic
club and 40 a was customary as
ths time ta have tho patronage -
SOME member ~ the nobility. cham
hers Eot The Marquis 90 Qnasnshar.
~ 90 permit HE name e. b. used as
the author ~ the rules TIE Marquis
~ Queensberry died in 1899
Prior % the adoption ~ these ruiea
All nHhta we're governed hY what
we're known az the London prize ring
rules. which permitted wrestling and
other forms ~ ruuEhiuE nnt tolerated
nowadays. Under ~em round
only ended Nfhrn unn ~ tho Fighters
WAS either thrown ur knocked down
The new rules changed all this and
practically rrmade tha prias fighting
game. giving tbs scisntlfie boxers q
chance
Tho rules a. they we're originally
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-29

T. 10 be- a fair stand up boxing
match in d "a -foat RING. nr az near
that niEo as practicable
q No wrestling or hugRlng AT.
lowed
uieH Duration. aud ONO minute tine
between rounds
g. n either man FAN. through
weakness nr otherwise. be must got
up unasHiHted. ~ seconds 90 bo al
lowed him o. do so. Tie othor man
meanwhile % return a. his corner
and when the fallen man is on hiu
legs the round e. 90 be resumed and
continued uutli the three minutes
have expired u one mnn falls 90
come 90 the scratch in The 80 HcC-
nnda allowed u nnHil b. the power
~ iho referee o. give bis award in
favor ~ the other imam.
O. A man hanging on the ropes in
"a helpless state. Nitn hia toes ~ the
ground, shall BE- considered down.
g. SO seconds pf amy other per.
son TO be- allowed ia the ring during
tho rounds
T. should the contest bf stopped
hY any unavoidable Interference. tho
referee go name tlme and place. a.
soon az poasihip Tot finishing the
contest 10 ihaf the match must bn
Nan and lost. unless thr hackers ~
both men agree a. dfHM Use HtnheH
Tho gloves 10 30 fair sized
boxing gloves - tbe best quality and
new.
p should a glove burst 90 come
Hff % must BE- replaced fo thr ref
ofeea satisfaction
10 A man on one knee 10 eonrId-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-29
TIGERS WIN A GREAT
GAME IN LAST SPASM
When the Turks Have the Game Tied Up and Ready
to Take Home, Blankenship's Hrelings Come
Through With Batting Rally and Cop 1t Off.


TACOMA. April 20 Turks and
Tigers has hattie royal yesterday
afternoon. and when the home team
tied ard then won The game ih the
ninth. the lncai fans turned loose u
was an exciting game e. WATCH WITH
Joe Seaton and daddy pitching SWEET
bah ia almost every frame
When the ninth inning rolled
around tho score stood . hl Jimmy
RyrueS' hard smash 90 ieft 1eid.
which Johnston let set away FROM
him III the seventh round. tied the
count. and both teams were again
even.
II looked pretty safe when The tail
end - the champions batting order
came up III the ninth Bur NOT 80.
9 Thompson was an easy out hut
shea took two strikes and thee
placed a single in right field. Scaion
forced shea at Second, makins two
out. but safe himself at first Akin
drove oug hts third sAre hi ~ the
day. ard Seaton WAS on 3eeond. lit
de TeAiay Raymond wAs thprr in the
pinch. and hts single to center field.
which Hartman juggiod. lot IN she
run that broke the tie Bennett went
out from ghird % first bat that one
run the hos ehalked 80 after Thar in-
ming ineked a. hig a. she mountain
60 the faithful Tacoma fans
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-29

LOs ANGELES. April 20 -Flyo
hundred bowling. cheering negroes
greeted Jack Johnson today when
be stepped from the Owl Limited
train AZ The Southern Pacific Ar
cade station Flashing hia golden
smile and bowling fight and LEFT 20
his worahiping black brothers. tho
champion followed Manager George
Little 10 the automobile that was
10 carry him 10 HE quarters
with Johnson WAS bis Hife.
George Little and Mra Little. Six
Hart. Barney FuFey Martin Cutler
and George Cotton. This 81 tho
party that will establish Itself az
the neRro'a Seal Rocks training
camp. where bis actual work for the
Jefirios fight begins.
Although few u the local sports
venturcd an opinion on Johnson =
appearance. preferrinF 70 walt until
he strips for bis exhibition ~ Maud
Junction tonight. others we're not
backward IN stating that the no.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-29
ABE ATTELL TOO
CLEVER FOR
MURPHY

NEW YORK. April 20 Abe At
tell showed last night that be stiii
carries the roel STUFF round with
him bY deciaivriy nutpMntnR iaf-
ian Tommy Murphy va their 10
round 60 before The Empire club
Murphy made hiH best showing in
1850 eighth ard ninth rounds sending
Abe o. the FLOOR With stiff right
90 tha faeo Ia tho final whiri Aftai
came back strong and knocked the
Sew YORKER ull over the ring
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-29

Then the Tigers came o. hat Man-
aFer CHff niaukenship practically
told them that they had better win
hack that ruu or turn in their uni
ferns Coleman. FIRST man up for
the Tigers. drove a fast one through
the pitchers box and wns safe Jan
sting cams up with Instructions a.
hnnt. and placed a beauty past Sea
ton. which could not BE- ficlded at
all Two Were on and unnc down.
Mott then banted and was safe &c
FIRST. because Seatan tried iu vain Ga
catch Coleman al thiyd
THREE were now Ca, none down
and one scere needed 90 tie and fssa
20 win. BXrues who Just q hftif
while before had ticd up the game.
tried his best % cluAn the hn ses hut
the best De cuuld AZ was 9 Uttfn enc
N front ef the p,ate which Ianny
Shea grabbed and forred Coleman
out AZ home
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-29

weight Championship will be on the
level he'll have TO DO or he'll DO ga
q bad fix
Jack Welsh refereed the Johnson
ketchel fight tho Ketchal- Hapkc
fight and many others of note To
is emin0utlv fitted 60 nrhltrato tho
Big min he is regarded az being ou
the square, and Us popular with the
fight fans.
: don't think Iaffries cares a rap
who The third man IN the ring o.. Ho
knows that Wheu be and Johnson
step into The ring the identity Of tho
referee VIII not cut much figure.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-29
Yesterday Results
At Cleveland
IF JEFF FAVORS WELSH HE'LL REFEREE BIC FIGHT

There's no danger ~ any referee
runninK a WhIEasr on uithrr man.
and the Feasibility ~ fast counf 90
slow count doesn't figure
Someone Efufa story not long
ago % the effect that the promoters
Intended 20 asa that g1in men left
their smoke houses bahiad them
when They attend the nrhi vine
chnrcoi u8 Richard and Gleason
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-29

Jack Johnson has declared that he
wants Jack welsh 10 be the third
man In the ring al Emeryvllle.
Nov. n Jim Jeffrioa will speak up
and declare himself. the matter ~
getting "a affiafaciory man viii not
Be long delayed
Too often iu the past have We had
pickering over tho choice ~ referee
This fight doesn't need anything ri
the sort % should not be- necessary
n argue over the choice five min
utes. Any man who goes into the
ring July z % referee the he4vg-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-29
BEAVERS HIT IN THE
PINCHES AND WIN OUT


SPOKANE April - Nancouver
iumped into first place in the rsr-
cantaEe table yesterday by taking
the Ions end 90 4 tn acaro.
Jensen pitched magnificent hall
and tho fielding % James was
considerable factor iu cutting OF
Spokauea runs. The Indians scored
im the sixth On errors ~ Schnfu-
weber and CAprun. and ehh liwuNad In
the eighth and ninth. beat ienHra was
FIRM.
Wha saa~r.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-29

cred down. and " struck is entitled
o. the stakes
II 80 shoes or boots With
springs allowed
~ The contests in an other re-
apeetH a. be governed ~ revised
rules ~ the London prize ring
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-29
CHEERING COONS GIVE
JOHNSON GLAD HAN
His Golden Smile Gladdens the Hearts Of Mapv Du
Admirers in Los Angelo s-"Hope Of the Rl]
Race" Looks Trife Fat

90 harvest moon face ana \
plslola wrinkle beneath h.
might be evidence Of ~
thinFh 70 eat and drink mend
~ reports Of hia Chicago ani,]
Johnson viii 20 four rounSsi
one , o. bis trainers At az
quo. non pavilion tonight,
After bis work Il Dor. 4.
attend q reception IN b. hon..
'ae rooms q the Blue ans Z
club. q local oolored orssr, M. !.
BE expects 20 leave for 81. =
cisco Saturday or SUNDAY ~ q
be IN his training quarter. J.
after Stay j. y
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-29
ROSCOE TAYLOR TO
FIGHT LABEL
TONIGHT

Label ~ San Francisco ana Roscoe
Taylor, the clever Tacoma boy. VIII
furnish the principal evout 90 the
card n the oregon Athletic club to-
night. ana the match la expected 70
produce some Interesting going
Taylor recently slaughtered Jack
Leaaard ~ Oakland in "a show staged
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-29
TOMMY BURNS TO
FloHT LAkoFoRp

rHtLApELPHiA. April %
Sam IAuEf0rd and Tommy
J Burns Will meet iu "a fasruuud
} NMht before the Metropolitan
} Athletic club. fan Francisco.
september t.hugfords man
J aNrr pustsa o. coo here today 20
assure the cuiufud mans ap.
J ueafauer The men will fight
: faf q $4,000 purse.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-29

LOS ANGELES April Flank
conley and Danny Webster fought
sIaHhlng 30 rounds at the Maud
Junction pavilion last night. ana a.
The end 0f tho milling the sporting
writer's gave their verdict for CON.
ley. The lighting was fairly oven.
but Conlcy showed more stamina
and Inflicted moro punishment
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-29

by the Oregon club. and Label win
have to show class 10 stay with the
spindly Puget sound boxer
Another go That ls expected t0 be-
worth looking at iH the Hehodulcd
l9-r1uud bout between Bobby Ev-
ans. "a local boxer. and Mackey
cpueY, "a former soldier. who has
made "a great record for himself
since no quit soldering.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-29
.n.Usd Cor osaay 10 ninth

SUMMARY Ntnirn bases Massey,
fansiae Raymond Meanaft. FF~sk Two
base hils Hfaanna Thfeeshasf hit
t-fneh Home fsn-n ffnas aaCfifiee
ATS Coleman. Mott Hartman. i.fnrn
stfugk naf a. Daddy. Hf asafan.
ilases on halls -uff daady. on SEA
tsn. a NmuIrea Wflaht
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II was Rix George Gaddg turn
D. bat tuf Bankeuship anf in
GueFaey Instead The craed uas
yelling iika demons aud E-aten leat
his nerve fsuafuev looked each lau
over cRrefailg ana fnurd ffff faur
q them did not cross the plate BE
walked T. first forcing iu 1aasinE
with fhe run that tied ths score.
Three were siili on. with cHe down.
II WAS now 40 % Hartman ta hFaak
np the game Hartman took enc
strike and then swung pNw erfullS on
the ball Mike lynch caught IL in
deep center but be could rot get The
h@H back CD the plate ln time 20
shut of aiplt with the winning ran
Mika said things not ut - print
while ths lghiiau' Tacoma FANS made
thFir way cat ~ the grand stand
rha aFsfs
Tsesms- An r. W 20 a 81
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pitrnea aat.. Adams ~ NfllaH. HfaaEa
~ Jensen E.ef aa nasas fIsneanaaf a
aaaaaur n1atis pisF seaafHa fsr
81 James e. Hltafh Etaa ~ nansraa
tR Umpire. RfNrF
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