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The Cairo bulletin., 1911-02-10

FOR SAIIE-Dental outfit, includ
ing fine Harvard leather chair, IN
struments end case, and engine. "A
dress J. w. Harding, Mounds, III
Home phone HOW.
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POSITIONS WANTED.

Perhaps you can't secure just the
kind of employment in this city you de-
sire. A Position Wanted" ad in this
paper and 80 other daily papers in In
diana, Illinois and Ohio viii get what
you want. $3.50 per line each insertion.
Austill Advertising Syndicate, 1stwopd
fnGiaua Write fNr - =
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The husband of
.fii5 A suffragette
4E,,RA Is apt to be .sq
l7lP A husbandette.
--BlrmingEam Age Herald.

II am a candidate for your hand"
But my parents have indorsed an.
other young nan MI
IAN right. IN run ASIAN insurgent."
Houston Chronicle.
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She was cook from Cookville.
And her husband oft displayed
His pride In her because her bread
Was not like mother made.
Chicago News.
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Who is the happiest Of menu He
who values the merits of others. and
in their pleasures takes joy, even as
hough twere his own.---Goethe.
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FOR SALE OR TRADE.

Ii YOU want to Sell or Trade any.
thing, want al IN this paper and 50
others in Indiana, Illinois and Ohio will
find your party. It will only cost you
$3.50 per fine Of 6 words, write us for
list of papers. Austill Advertising Syn.
dictate, Elwood, Indiana.
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The prodigal son Of modern times,
Who goes in distant parts TO roam.
May oft return surprised 10 find
The fatted calf he left behind
Was eaten by the folks at home.
New York Times.
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HELP WANrEp-MALE.

WANTED---Two neat responsible
Young men to represent eastern firm,
salary guaranteed. Hotel Marion -
Room 1913.
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John--I say, old man, how would you
like to come UP to the club tomorrow
and play golff
Henry Why-er--I can't say for GER
tain till I--er--eonsult my wife.
1oAa-Al Eisgs right Let nae knew as
soon as she makes up your mind
Harper's Bazaar.
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Old Rocksey--Why did you quarrel
with the count, my dear?
Miss Rocksey--He called me his
treasure and 1t sounded altogether too
suggestive,--Smart Set.
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do not love you, DR.. Fell
The reason why III quickly tell:
That dope you gave me tastes like -.
do not love you, DR.. Fell.
.,ss. Puck.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-02-10

Green sailed hoaskins are consider.
ed great table d,'iitaey In some parts
of Mexico.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-02-10
savino t;er Strength.

Doctor My dear madam. you've
been everlasting your strength Tr,
wearing less jewelry.-L
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-02-10

II am nod ferry veil here lately. os-
gar"
''vot list init you der matteri"
"Vell, am sufferance NIT water on
der knee
"und der odder knee--how ist id2
Unyashed |-Pittsburg Press.
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GIVE TT FREELY.

Withhold not good from them
to whom il is due when it is in the
power Of thy hand to do It. Say
not unto thy neighbor. Go, and
come again, and tomorrow | will
give. when thou hast it by thee.
Proverbs Of Solomon.
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self Restrained

No more is woman captive bound
by chains of gold and cords that hurt.
Restraint OF action now is found
Through her own choice the hobhle skirt.
Washington Star.
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RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS.

Chicago, Feb. 9.--The following
bushels represent the days move
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WANTED.

WANnElD-7A position as office as
sistant by young lady with experience
as assistant bookkeeper and stenog'
rapher. Address X care Bulletin
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MISCELLANEOUS.

FOR Egyptian Face Powder and
Sempre Giovine call up Home phone
7S7-W., residence 1906 Walnut st
Mrs. D. d. Brown.
OLD FURNITURE made new, car
pets renovated. Furniture packed for
shipping. c. w. Moore, 23o0h Pop
lar. Home phone SILK 9F
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ST, LOUIS CATTLE.

st. Louis Feb. 9.--CATTL Err e
ceipts 3,400: native shipping and ex
port steers $650@700; dressed bee
and butcher steers 6.00@650: stock
ers and feeders 3,75M5.50; cows anc
heifers 400m6.00; Texas and Indiar
steers 5.00M650
HOGS--Receipts 1920; pigs s75(
a 7.95.
sHEEP--Receipt 1900; natives
$3.75M425; lambs 5.50MG.20.
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Because l don't want to wreck the
friendship your mother feels for her."
Houston Post.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-02-10
1890 ~
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-One OF the most mod.
ern and spacious residences IN
Cairo, IL rooms and two bath rooms.
steam neat and modern improve
ments, grounds fronting 100 feet on
Walnut Ct, 100 feet on Tenth st.
One OF the most desirable and cen
trail locations In Cairo. Apply Winter
Bros.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-02-10

Advance display of spring and
summer woolens at the National Woo.
len Mills.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-02-10

"Why do you hate Mrs. Jinx, dada?
IL don't hate her"
''rhen why do you act as IL YOU
did," s~
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BUTTER-Firm; creamery specials
29c
ENTHUSIASTICALLY
The evening world., 1911-07-24

SERIES REGARDED
TOSS-UP JUST NOV
Pittsburg Team Shot to Piece
by Their Recent East
ern Trip.
Especial 70 TIE Evening Worldly

N'NNh''s ~ NV fIl VI
PITTSBURG, July .i-The Dodga
tackle the s~hot-to-pieces Pirate hui
at Forbes Field this afternoon. tn
enemy is somewhat o;smaycd by the
recent Eastern trip which has provs
nothing short OF disastrous TO Clarke
band. Dahlen's men are fornidabI
enough now to make II a toss-up b
tween the pair in the series.
II Is whispered in tho highways an
by-ways that Babe Adams will DO d
Clarkcsonian gunner while Dahlen M
go out OF turn for a pitcher. wiib,
Schardt and Doc Scanlon have bee
the Dodgers best bets against Pitt
burg this season and II rocks as thouT
Dahien will use the ex-brewer in a
opener.
Both have beaten PIttsburg this yes
and both have lost elegantly pitohS
games through faulty work ssci
Scanlon threatened to set n pitcrNe
record in the last game he pitched Ne
but he foolishly kicked himsele vIt I
the game in the sixth inning.
Rucker has been less fortunate tn
season against Calrkc's men though :
former seasons he was as much to Z
feared by Clarke's crew as a broke
lange on a subway express. Nap ~
been wont to hold the Pirates in IL
palm of his left paw. but the W RICH
handlers rave been more ei,ccesstul tn
season.
Dahlen's men put up at tho Rlt1
Carlton early this morning. They com
here this time untrammeled by talks {
trades and deals. on the other occasiol
Il has kept the Ebbets crowd tsst
denying all kinds OF rumors-all hing1n
OF course around Jake Daubert. Tai
OF this was spiked by the very impot
slbilty OF the proposition. and then Re
a Ions time George Bell was tho goa
Clarke did some flirting last wed
with Fred Tenny to land Charlie Hell
zog, but McGraw. who slept with ON
eye open. executed n flank movemer
and spilled the Boston beans Just 9
they were about to he served Clarlo
Now the Pirate chief IS not a 1tr
disma we'd,
The evening world., 1911-07-24

present stride.
1--WE were not going very well before
we struck Detroit. but that Is because
we were in n slump and. besides, things
appeared to break against us. The
boys were meeting the BAH Just as hard
ashley did in this series. but somehow
We couldn't get them safe. We lost
some awful tough games that way,
We are out of the slump and will do
much better.
mo. ! am not claiming any pennants.
There still IL n long way TO go and
there is no telling just what will hap
pen. At the present time we are quite
a ways behind the leaders. We may
or We may not get up there. but should
II be that everything goes we'll with us
ana the leaders strike a slump that al
most Invariably happens TO clubs. our
supporters can rest assured that there
will be a tght and we will not DO beat
en- until we are counted tut"
There were runors OF dissention in
the ranks OF the lIighlanders when they
last visited hero. but there arc no signs
OF any disturbing elements now. Chase
IL all praise for the work OF his follow
ers and the car with which he treats
then 70 sEVwlUg results.
The evening world., 1911-07-24
Worlds Champion Runner
viii Only Run Exhibition

Paul Jones on the cinder path will be
enough inducement TO the average ath-
letic fan to be present. No matter how
far from being ut his best he nay be.
Jones's style will not have changed and
his appearance will give people a chance
to study the champions stride.
Both Sheppard and Kiviat will be kept
out of most competitions until 1t Is time
for the tryouts for the next Olympic
Games. II they go through too many
hard races this fall 1t will take away
some of the strength they will surely
need mex year.
However. there will be one contest at
the st. Agnes games which will be a
big feature. McGrath. Con Walsh and
Babe" Mcdonald are all going to try
and increase the record for throwing
the &c."
Plat Adams, the great all round athlete OF the
y. Y. A. C., Ia training for the all around cham
pionshiIs that will he held at Chicago this fall.
Platt can come nearer Martin Sherdan's world's
record for the events than eny other man In the
country.
Billy Queal. who did some Of the best profess
sional running seen around New York last season.
will have his hands full when he tackles the big
field that viii start in the fifteen mile race at
~. Qucal, who is now in Montreal, 10 running in
wonderful form.
James Fi,zsmmons Il the rlatburh A. @. the
the front last spring, Is doing q lot OF work down
at the H., =. A, l.. field.
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Htghlande,y Neatly Remove CZaws
From Once FerocIous TIoery
Especial to The Evening World,

Detroit. July "a.
TANS are fearful and sad to-day,
81 fans can really be sorrow
stricken. and the only cheering
news discussed with any show OF spirit
was the departure OF tho pesky High
landers for tho East. And tho good
people OF Detroit are thankful that Ban
Johnson didn't will that the Hilltops
should stay In their midst longer.
After the Tigers had literally rushed
Washington. Philadelphia and Boston
like char. Jennings's men ana sup
porters figured the then badly going
H~lNtoppers would add to their lead be-
fore the dash into the direction OF the
seaboard section OF the League. But
there is a different story now. and the
fans realize the great aid the White
Sox have been TO the leaders In keep
ing h Athletics IN cneck.
II was a happy buncn OF Highlanders
which boarded n tam for New York
last night 10 begin a stand against the
West In their " bailtwick. And they
| have reasons to be Jupilant, The sort
OF bali exhibited by the representatives
OF Gotham was by far the best OF any
percelvable IN the play OF either OF the
three other Eastern clubs. and those
who watched the New York; make the
Tigers look like so many amateurs are
firm IN the belief that Chase win make
a great deal OF trouble IN the race be-
fore the Tina bell rings.
Detroit simply was outplayed. out
pitched n everything else pertaining
TO the methods ~ successful play, and
In comparison tho visitors looked like
champions, the opposition like a second
division club.
MI. 49,.
where than Chase. although he de-
Claes he's not a bit surprised at tho
outcome OF the series,
Il rather expected We would give
these fellows a beating" said Chase
after the game, - could SEQ II coming,
My boys are fighting harder now
than at any time since the season start.
ed and I don't believe there u q club
in 'ss !sssSs Isasi Sssid Rsss " IN cvy
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Jones, Kiviat and Sheppard
Won't Race Mile at
St. Agnes Meet.

WITH young Kiviat and Mel shep-
w pard out of training and on the
resting list. II seems more than
likely that John Paul Jones. the worlds
champion mile runner. will not race at
the st. Agnes meet to be held at Wash
ington Park, Brooklyn, this Saturday.
but will fulnl only the expectations of
the experts by appearing In an exhibi-
ton run.
n Moakley Of Cornell has not
allowed Jones to do any special training
for a race. neither has Coach Lawson
Robertson OF the Ir!sh-American A. C.
permitted Kiviat or Sheppard to pro-
pare for a rae against Jones. 1t Is
said that Kiviat will not start in the
special race, but that Sheppard may
agree to run IN the exhibition mile with
Jones.
Even the appearance of the great John
The evening world., 1911-07-24
Kline Matched for Two
Big Bouts on the Coast

about q contest between jim Flynn, the Pueblo
fireman. and Carl Morris. the white hope Of Okla
hona. II Is doubtful Il o'Dsy will land the
match. for Morris gill demand too much money
for his services.
Johnny Eokhsrit and Jack McGuisan. the fight
promoters Of philadelphia. who are bringing Oft
the National A. c, or Philadelphia on Monday
evening. July 81. have already received eighteen
entries for the tourney. The fighters will come
from all over tho country and some Of them are
being handled by expert trainers OF fighters.
TIE boxing game has taken such . dmp With
the follower Of the game in Bdtmors that Al
gest club of its kind In the city, has closed down
Ills club and says he win not open II again until
no feel. satisfied that the public VII support thS
Ahowp he puts on
An Effort Is being made BY re msSchmak9
OF the West side A. c, Of New Orleans TO
ciinch a match between Johnny Kilbans a. Glove
land and Joe Mandot. tho promising feather
weight of New Orleans, who has suddenly come
70 the front in the feather.eeht division - .
result az his victories over Joe Coster and Bayo
Drspll, the Bnsiish fSat@: IL the AIDS can
be brought Together they will oAttls twenty
rounds peNt month.
Jack Costello, manager Of Jack Brftton, nv
Chicago crack lightweight. sAys that the report
published 10 the effect that Young Saylor Of In.
dianaTnlis had defeated Brtton, in q bout At
Memphis Tenn, u not the trHh, Costello ssyg
ne bout was declared a draw by the referee and
he shows ~clipptnex 20 Prove that some OF the pa.
per, even said that Britton bad the better Of
tls contest
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Prevailing Opinion Seems TO Be
That WoIgast Can't Box
Neither Can Any Of His 0ppo.
Rents, for He Makes Them
Fight.

THE Now NorE Nbrnl.
~ATTLING NELSON. IN a speech
made out in Oregon, a few days
ago. said:
- suil think wolra~ IL a cheese
champion. He can't box"
And Freddie Welsh, the clever little
BnSiish fighter who IL 10 he wolgast's
nsxt victim Tor else next champion OF
ehs world. In giving out interviews in
Can francisco in which he tells every
body tho same thing.
81 sat close 10 Moran's corner says
weRh, and I watched every move
woieast made In the fight. Moran
should have fe'nted and tied Wolgast
INTO Q knot instead of rushing in and
throwing scienoe TO the winus. VOL
9aSt ISN'T a good boxer. A scientific
man should have no trouble In beating
him. His footwork IL poor--hc is on
hAiance-he isn't accurate. I'll win sure
whon We fight. In fact. I'm 10 sure
that I am perfectly willing 20 put up
half Of the proposed si0.OO side take.
But I'VE cabled to my old hacker.
Harvy Marks. and his reply reads I'll
back you for tho fvll $4,000 against
woisast."
FUNNY thing-this prevailing opln-
ion that wolgast can't box
All tho men who have fought him
say the Same thing. They think he
can box. I haven't noticed that any
Of them say he can't fight. Owen
Moran explains his defeat by saying
that he intended boxing wolgnSes
eye out" but that when the fght be-
ron he changed his mind and started
trading wanops from the start. Moran
seams to have a notion that II he had
stuck to the programme ne would have
won. However. he doesn't explain n
thing. and that Il that woieast wouldn't
let him box Wolgast won't let any
OF then box" He makes them fight.
Ne PUSHES in so fast and hits so hard
and so swiftly and so persistently that
they can't stand on TO box his eye
out" That kind OF fighting can be
INDUCED In only against a man who II
willing TO stand off and box or a man
VINO isn't strong enough TO force mat
ters every second of the time VOL
CAST is phenomenally strong for his
weight. lie showed that by the way
he tossed *. o. Brown about-and no
one ever questioned Browns strength.
One Round Hogan expected to have
an easy time outboxing Wolgast. All
OF his training stunts we're intended to
make him fast and clever. But all tho
speed and cleverness couldn't stand
wolgast on when he lowered his fore
lock and charged in like a ittlp. Anda-
lusian bull. Clover Frankie Burns tried
to out-clever Wolgast In California and
was badly whipped.
C.everness In boxing Is n good thing,
but there are some men who onset 1t
with cieverness in fightlng-wh!ch -
Q different proposition. Bob Fitzsim-
mons wasn't exactly a clever Boxer
hut he was the greatest and most ef-
fective fighter In the world In his i'm
His nghting effectiveness was shown
when he, a m~iddleweight. opposed his
l@ pounds to the bulk of such men as
Corbett. Sharkey, Rubin. Maher and
Jeffrles.
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ATHLETICS ONLY CLUB
TO 0UTDRAW HILLT0PS
AGAINST DETROIT TEAM.

DETROIT. July 24-Detroit
fans love n winner and will quit
cold when the team is losing,
but the article of ball played
by the Hilltops drew the
crowds, wen though It was ex-
pensive 10 the Tigers chances
In the race. There was an aver
age OF 5000 persons 20 a game,
or a total attendance OF $4,000
In all. The Athletics vas tho
only Eastern club to outdraw
New York. the worlds cham
pions' secretary being paid for
$4,000 admissions.
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members OF his. team that they would
confer a great favor on him IL they
would have nothing to say to these
writer's. The result Ia that in these
newspapers Grifith's name Is never
mentioned except when they can put In
a plausible knock against him. Griffith
says that both the writer's ave BEEN
antagonistio toward him and the team
and that until they come and apologize
he will have nothing whatever u say
to them.
incidentally, It might here be re-
marked that this Is Griflth's last year
with the Reds. Hermann has had
bench managers for five years at a cost
of $4,000 and he Is beginning TO grow
tired OF them. IN fact. he has said that
next ear there will be a playing a
ager with the team. Either Huggins of
the Cardinals or Leach OF the Pirates
will be that man, with Huggins standing
the better show right now.
When they were playing in Brooklyn
last Saturday several TENDERS OF the
Reds pulled a beautiful trick on the
writer OF an evening newspaper in Gin
cinnati who is travelling with the club.
One OF them told him that a deal had
been arranged whereby Bescher. Grant
Downey and Egan had been traded to
the Rustlers for Sweeney and Bridwell.
He couldn't speak to Griffith. so asked
another player II the deal was put
through and was told that II was. He
then wired his paper. Hermann was
asked here about Il and spent about so
getting hold OF Griffith n asking
about Il.
Later when the scribe went TO the
Ga ,a.t, he tfaa sn1A Nhnt %La ,tAs,.
was n fake. and the way he raved
around would have one credit to the
late Richard Mansfield. He says now
tha any player with a story will lave
to bring his own Bible and swear be-
fore the Almighty that it's tho truth
The two Cuoans. Aimstda and Mar
sans, were used In yesterdays game
and will be on the Job to-day. Aimeida
10 TO take mo place OF Capt. Mike
Mitchell IN right for three days and
Mike will be given a place on the coach
ing lines, his place as captain to be
taken by HoblitzeL 1t IL also probable
that ahortstop Bslenti. the Indian, will
be used in tho game to-day. Grant re-
firing to the bench
The same combination which lost Sat
urday's game in Brooklyn lost the one
yesterday to ST. Louis and In the same
manner. Grant fumbled a grounder and
allowed 6alles to be safe at first. Just
before this Mclean made a wild heave
| and allowed Bliss to reach second on
his, steal. Two men were on and no outs.
Then Miller Higgins came through with
his pretty double 20 right, ard before
tho spasm ended at. Louis had three
runs was in the lead. Gaspar held
Thanh 70 dye hits tho n,ne
inninsa and should have won Il easily.
inasmuch a. they hft sallee safely eight
times.
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Baltimore Can't
Take Hubs Place
In The Nof;nnG

Ban johnson, president OF the AneN
can League. and i've other magnates
same organization. oppose the transft
OF the Boston National franchise
Baltimore. so the latter club will hay
to stay In the Eastern League. Tn
may keep Ned llanlon from furthsrin
his negotiations for the purchase OF III
IIub team. as no was very anxious Z
transfer Il TO the Or!ole civ.
A National League meeting TO. consider tho 81
pension % Sherwood MJgae 81 the PhilLeS ]
likely to be held ths week, as r.eEitent Fo3
has had u favorable rcIIy from four OF them upo
his request for such a VuuIlNc.
Il have oleyti the mandate for the present. =
the leayIc executives dCygpr and notified Mag
that, as a su.pcnied PLAYER, his salary. as )
employee Of the PA'lltp.la CLUB stopped SAh
day. saws Fogel. "A.s1 that II the board dy.
not grant our urgent appeal aud Bit" ~ u hea[l
within the next iCS DAYS the DIRECTOR, OF u
club and our legal advisers have agreed upon
line Of acton 80 secure protection for our prol
erty rights before further damage can be don
to them by any yindictiye or incompetent pssx
in a position 10 injufe u'.'
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OF STAGE MONEY
IN PIRATE DEAL FOR
OTOOLE SAYS iCRAW
REDS WILL USE KEEFE
TWICE AGAINST GIANTS.

CINCINNATI. July 4.-In this
afternoons game Pitcher keefe
will do the twirling for the Reds
and will be opposed by Pitcher
Wiltse. On Thursday Keefe will
be called upon to work in his
second game of tho series against
the Giants. So far. he has beaten
them three straight games, but
he's been kept out of the games
in which Mathewson has worked.
Suggs will work the second game
for the Reds, and probably Smith
Will be sent in to do the yeoman
duty on Wednesday.
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White Sox, Red Sox and Maps
le1einS Scramble With Locals
for Show Money.
BY BULCER

".n th0 d.'sh'dn"crs arc rum.
w phnG on rhdr way the
Tiger lair to tho Hilltop. Old
Man K~n,ckerbockcr will have hts ear
TO tho ground for new. NJ IN. Giant.
,wAo 6re thar o,., w.,,.r, , a, 81.
.,.... 80 ~" " I'm
s""'e' se"euu'eu IN the american League
to-~iy' OUT everything 10 set Tor the
Western invasion, which begins with
the lowiy ST. Louis Browns o1norrow.
The Western tour of the Highlands.
In. M, no.c nr~,,,.,u. -,