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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-03-02
MISCELLANEOUS WANTS

ROOMS papered complete. $3.50
and up; 100 patterns to select from.
VARIABLE, tho painter, 220 Eighth
street, Roth phones
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-03-02

BUY your coal at Bnglisns coal
yard Coal that lie coal, not slate
or rock but the very best grades OF
Harrisburg coal S200 Sycamore.
Both phones.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-03-02
WANTED

An expert bookkeeper, who ia nov
employed, desires to keep small set
81 books after regular office hours
Can do any kind Of office or steno-
graphic work; references. Address
o. r. care Of The Bulletin.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-03-02
ACTIVITY IS FEATURE
Market Shows Tendency to Throw
Off Dizziness of Past Fort
night.

New York, March 1,--Greatcr ac-
tivity and strength marked the days
operations on the stock exchange. AT
frequent periods the market showed
a tendency to throw off its torpor Of
the past fortnight and on the sur
face, at least, the movement was
suggestive of a partial revival OF out
side interest.
United States Steel and Union Pa,
cific sold ex-dividend and the former
soon recovered its | u per cent, with
a substantial gain for the latter. The
shares of the Southern Railroad Co.
were in excellent demand at smart
gains.
st. Paul Active.
st. Paul was one Of the most ac~
tive features.
The market was subjected to real
izing sales. The undertone re-
NAMED firm throughout, but bust
ness became less active after the
early demand and short coverings
had spent their force.
London again was seller here, to
the extent of 10000 shares.
Bonds were firm, total sales, par
value, $2,617,O00. Government 3's,
registered, advanced Il on call
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-03-02
tME CARD CAIRO ELECTRIC RY

Dali Isua cara due 10 leave Second st., so
DCst LiuE Ing north en- Commercial Ave
every IS minutes from q. m. tot 2. M.
Going north ON Walnut St. every 10 minute
from 8 d nj. to 1858 p. M.
Poplar ST. Line oeays se a I'll H. a 70
ing north on Hnibrook, Mt 5;57, 6.27, $40, e.b7
7:l2 q, M, and on the same minutes every
hour until i0,42 and 1912 n M.
Going west on Twenty-Etghth 81. ~ bas
e:i!l. 63l 6;lJ and 7:nt a. nj. and on same min
utes every hour anti 1924 and lQ4 p. m,
Poplar st. cars due to pass 81. Msrya PARK
Belt Line Owl Cars n iis9 = On m. T isBa q
M; l;So a. m.s $50 2. M; 800 a, M; 1;SOa. m.
$50 q. nj.
ma3a M; 4 n. No.; 9 q. IN.
ret and Owl cara are due 70 pass Wess
ThiFty-fourth lSt l5 minutes RfIer leaving
Second Street
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-03-02
HErp WANTED--.MAEI.

vsa- - -.4nNal-
SEE VARIABLE. the painter. IL
sou want signs Of any kind any
wnsre at any time; frst-class work
Both phonos 220 Eighth street.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-03-02

FOR SALE-A stock OF goods In, a
manufacturing town, will invoice
apouts2.oo0. Sales average $1,000
per month. Inquire Oh. M. Bulle-
tin.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-03-02

WANTED--Clothing and shoe
statesmen aud sales ladies' Apply at
once Chicago Store, teo7 CONNER
cial Ave.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-03-02

FOR RENTAL Mounds-goon
restaurant and "a rooning house, Ia
furnished complete, ready FOR busl-
moss; FOOD location IA heart OF town;
s4sropma; Isrge room for restaurant
and hotel purposes, complete. APP
ply r, II, Stern 4 Sons Meat Market,
Mounds, I'll.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-03-02
FOR RENT.

FOR RENT Residence. 62l
twenty seventh st. Apply to JOHN
TaERNAN.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-03-02
BUTTER FIRM AT 2S CENTS

Elgin, Feb. 26.---Butter firm at 2S
cents, an advance of | cent over last
week. Output 725,000 pounds.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-03-02
FOR SALE.

FOR SALES room house, with
basement and modern conveniences,
two lots, 2400 Walnut street. APP
ply to VIM. S.sDewey.1 Court House.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-03-02

FOR SALE--Two good horses and
one mare 10 foal, ct my farm one half
mile from Elco, Alexander County.
CIV. Greer,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-03-02

FOR SALE-ch Cheap; my labor,
Evening journal., 1912-01-20
Gives Line ChicksBowng-B -BoxngChy Sport Odds and Ends
LOCAL INTEREST
In AUTO SHOW

Much interest is being manifested
in the automobile show now on in
Philadelphia by the proprietors and
managers of the local automobile
agencies. Among those who have at
tended being w. A. Hamaan and w. c.
Jackson, of the Wilmington Automo-
bile Company. They were accom-
panied to the Quaker City by several
prospective customers, who expressed
their delight at the exhibits of tho
cars shown and handled by the local
company.
G. r. Wright, Of the Gomery-
Schwartz Company. spent the entire
week at the show where he assisted
G. E. Gomery in demonstrating the
self-starting Hudson. During the
week just ended a Green Torpedo Self
Starting Hudson Roadster was sold to
local resident.
Colonel Grantley p. Postlos, who
has been comforting with the maker
of the E. r. Thomas Motor Car Com
pany and the Baker Car Company
in Cleveland and Buffalo, is ex-
pected to arrive home this evening
On Wednesday last the local agency
received another Bergdoll Taxi, which
was added to those already in use. The
trade has warranted this and it is eX-
pected that another one of the
machines will be secured within the
coming two weeks.
Evening journal., 1912-01-20
MTLTTTAMEN in
MANY SHOOTS

Major William c. Ramsay. chief of
ordinance of the Organized Militia OF
Delaware. has issued orders for tho
several rife trophies contests to be
held by the officers and men during
tho winter and early spring. The first
contest started on January 1 and
will continue until April %, seventeen
weeks inclusive This is the News
trophy and is for the highest aggre-
gate scoring in the three positions The
weekly championship competition also
started on that date and Will continue
until April %.
On Friday evening, January 26 the
second competition for the officers
individual match trophy will be held
at the armory. The second annual
competition for the Delaware trophy
will be shot for according to the fol-
lowing schedule.
Company A-Monday, February Il,
at y. m.
Company B-Friday, February 16,
at p. m.
Company c-Friday, February Is,
at p. m.
Company D-Triday February Is,
at p. m.
Company E-Thursday. February
/ 10, at s p m.
Company F-Monday, February 12
at p. m.
Company G-Monday. February 70
/ at s p. m
Company H-Thursday, February
Is. at p. m.
Regimental field. staff and non.
commissioned staff, Tuesday. February
13. at p. m
General staff. Tuesday, February l3
at s D, m.
Tho schedule for the First Infantry
Trophy calls for shoots in the fol
I lowing order.
4 Company A, Wilmington--Monda,
evening. March is.
/ Company B, Milford-Frlday even
| ing, March %.
Company c, Wilmington-Frida,
evening. March %.
Company z, NoNark-ThursuSs
evening. March 2l.
Company r. Wilmington-Thursdal
evening. March 2S
Company G., Doyer-Monday even
ing. March %.
Company II. New Castle-Thursday
evening. March 2S.
On Friday evening April 10 tho
Battalion Team Trophy match viii b.
shot at the Armory beginning at
o'clock and competitions will be opeI
TO both officers and enlisted men. Al
entries are 70 be made on or befor'
: Monday evening, April Is.
Evening journal., 1912-01-20
DUPONT SHOOTERS
BEFORE TRAPS TO-DAY

The DUPONT Gun Club shooting this
afternoon in many special events in
addition 20 the regular 25-brd race
for the r. Coleman DUPONT sterling
silver spoons n team race will be
shot at 100 targets and excepting
three of the shooters the others have
championships
Team No captainod by Luther J.
Squior and the members are x. p.
Carlon, j. B. McHugh. William NJ.
Foord, W. Schuyler ColfaX.
Eugene DUPONT will head Team No.
whose members will he j. T. Skel-
ley a. b. Richardson. Ed. Banks. g.
n DUPONT
\. x. Smith and Ward Hammond
will shoot match of 100 targets
against David Lindsay and w. j
/ Highheld Messrs Highheld aud
+ Lindsay will be allotted a handicap OF
4 10 birds
Another interesting race that will
1 be pulled off soon is a three-cornorei
race, wherein J. b. Mcdugh will shoot
I Messrs Stanley Touchton and Ware
Hammond 100-bird race, Mr. Nc
/ Hugh to allow each one Of thees TIVE
a four-bird handicap In their so tar,
gets.
Evening journal., 1912-01-20
CASSIDY GIVES LINE
ON CHICKS OF 1912 AND
PROMISES FANS FAST TEAM

Bastian, Marhefka and Fritz would
return, although Marhefka will no
longer be captain. Cassidy will not
name Tony's successor in this job un-
til he sees the new outfit in action.
The outheld viii be graced with
Weeks. Silknetter, Matthews, Brent
Stanley and a sixth man from the
Philadelphia Nationals. until tho day
of wedding out arrives. Stanley, like
Smith, halls from Detroit, and has q
good record. Brent. with whom the
local owners had considerable trouble
last year is said 10 have made up his
mind to play the game this year and
If he means what he says, he with
Weeks and Silknetter certainly ought
TO finish as the best hitting outfold
bunch in the league. The fans will be
particularly glad TO see Weeks back.
Fred got a lay off in July last year
because Of the illness OF his mother,
but has promised to answer roll call
this year
Not until next month will Cassidy
announce publicly the names Of the
out-of-town Tri-Staters who are ex-
pected to play with the Chicks this
year Al least four Of these will come
IN trades and if things pan out as ex-
pcctod there viii be a somewhat diff
ferent Chick lineup this year than in
dicated today
II is from this new material that
Pete will pick his captain. Whether a
playing manager will come with the
bunch Us not certain. The club own
crs have their eyes on a man for this
place, but If they cannot land him at
what they regard as reasonable
figure Cassidy will continue to manage
the team from the bench.
Whatever the personnel of the new
team may be. both Mr.. Brown and Pete
say II viii be a team that will make a
much better showing than the Chicks
of 1911.
The local management is ncgotiat-
ing with the University of Pennsyl-
yania authorities In an effort to
schedule an exhibition game with the
college mon. II the date can he satis-
factOrily adjusted. the Penn team
viii appear at South Side Park on
April 27
Evening journal., 1912-01-20

Pete Cassidy. manager OF the Will
mington Tri-State team today gave
out the first line on the team that Will
represent Wilmington in the league
next season The list of players shows
many of the men who were on the
fcam last year, but as the team own
ers are due for at least four men from
Fogel and Mack and have four Tri-
State trades under way. an entirely
new bunch of Chicks may be seen at
South Side when the season opens on
May 1.
The list of players announced today
by Pete are.
Catchers-Therre, HarMns. John
son and Abbott
Pitchers-Brazell ziegler, Muth
Myers, Smith and Miller
nfelders-Bastian Riley Marhef-
ta Fritz and Ellenholz.
Weeks. Silknotter, Mat
thews. Brent and Hanley
OF the receivers. Johnson and Abb
bott arc new men Johnson. whose
front name is Paul. comes from Lake
wood. n j.. where he has been doing
high quality catching for five years
Connie Mack had the youth under his
wing and has recommended him 10
Tri-Statc company for development
Abbott is the young Oriolc whom Cas-
eidy bought from Dunn recently He Is
regarded as a fast man.
or the pitchers Smith is the only
pew man 10 date, although Cassidy has
his lines out for one more twirlcr from
1hc Athletic camp. Smith is ono OF
Dooins finds and If he comes up tc
expectations the two men with Brazell
Zicgler. Muth and Myers, Cassidy will
have the hest bunch in the league Ia
pick his twirlers from. Baxter. tho
lnainstay of the team last year viii
DOT he back
The only new man in the infcld ur
until this time is Ellcnholz, who comes
from Detroit whore he has been play
ing fast ball of late lie is said TO bc
herd hitter and fast runner and has
desire TO hold down second station
This would mean that Riley will have
so do better work this year If he cN-
poets TO hold on II was expected that
Evening journal., 1912-01-20
MAKING READY
FOR JUNIOR PROM

Special TO THE EVENING JOURNAL.
NEWARK. Del, Jan. 20-With the
mid year examinations but wcclx
hence and every one studying night
and day at Delaware College, the
Junior Class is busily preparing for
the biggest social event of the year
at the State College President A.
Smith. of tho Glass of 1872 has APP
pointed the following committees 10
take charge of the Junior Promenade
TO be held in the new college gymna-
slum on Friday evening, February 9:
Invitations and programmes Horac,
Il. Hurlock, chairman; Elmer G
Brown, Thomas J. Mcloury. William
NJ Schlittler
Refrcshmenis-A s. Houchin
chairman; Elmer Blades. John r. Mul
len, John +. Lynch Louis w Vein
stock
Floor Eugene Gouce, chairman
William ~ OBron. William L. Mes.
sick. Carlton p. Walls
Music Calvin S. Leuderman, chair.
man; Wallace z. Mccall. A. Brinton
Raughley
Decorations-Ep Ephraim +. Jolls,
chairman; William c. Aurand. viii
liam L. Beck. b. Ramona Foster. Irv-
ing $. Lank. Harvey =. George, Wal
lace A. Sawdon, Arthur II Walker.
Already five hundred invitations
have been sent out The programs are
of unique design heretofore un-
known at "Old Delaware" All the in
dications point to one of the largest
preitiest and most successful Junior
promonadcs ever held at Delaware
College
Evening journal., 1912-01-20
HERE'S TROUBLE
FOR KID NERO

Sporting Editor EVENING JOURNAL.
saw Kid Noro's challenge TO fight
my man Kid Raphaelson yesterday.
The challenge is very acceptable.
But Kid Nero must have $40 as a side
shet and if he accepts this offer I will
give him fourteen days for training
land ! viii name the place later
7 am manager of several othor good
,boys and if Manager Springbou that
,old has been" or never waser,' If
.ho wants challenge want him 80
.NritN through your paper and also
1cXpcCr-Nld Nero to do the same I'm re-
ieard to his challenge Thanking YOU
.in advance for your space in your
valuable paper I remain yours Ia
isport
j. O'Hrion
Manager and Trainer T., y. and w.
Station
Evening journal., 1912-01-20
CREsCENT STILL MINNING.

Crescent A. c. on Monday night de-
feated the Chesley Juniors by the
score of 30 to s. and on the following
night defeated Crescent Juniors by the
score of 3S to s. Tomorrow Crescent
will play LennOx Of this city.
On Monday night Crescent will play
Highland A. G. at Highland and ON
Thursday night they will play Colum-
bis A. G. I'd OF New Castle. McLaugh-
lin and McCaulley are two fast for
wards while Denny and Comfy are fine
defense men. The lineup of the team
follows; Mclaughlin aud McCaulley
forwards: Warner, center; Denny and
Comfy, defense. Address challenges
to Manager Fred Woerner, No. 91C
West Second street
Evening journal., 1912-01-20
l. a.. Let's Get
YOOTLInQ OOSSIO' %& Together
Let's Get 10 9nd OY11no0nf
Together Ol'N ~>OtAHAa~aA~
SOME Funnyg ygraphsl
with some Funnygraphs,)

One reason why everybody knows
that Charley Doom comes from Cincin-
natl is that he is now claiming the
pennant.
Not only is Mr.. Bryan the hub Of
the party, a good felioe, considerable
spoke, and bokoo tire, but many ad-
mirers regard him as the whole Demo-
cratic wagon. Eh, Georgel
Jack Johnson got couple Of new
suits in Chicago last week. Both of
them were for unpaid laundry bills.
Let's take up a collection for J..
II. II.
Providence fans are tickled over the
acquisition of the club by Frank
Navin, owner of the Detroit Tigers.
They are seeing visions of pennant
winner in the Eastern city.
President Whitman will have to hang
a string of cowbells on Reading to
have it make noise like a big league
station.
News from that dear. old Paoli, O.,
states that Uncle Cy Young is as hard
as nails. and at his own expense will
spend a week boiling out at Hot
Springs before reporting TO Manager
King at Augusta, Ga.
Harry Wolverton says that he never
had any intention of trading Jack
Knight. the Highland inhelder. Jack
is a mighty good man TO have hang
ing around.
Jim Phelan, the veteran outfelder Of
the Providence Grays, has been sold
to Utica in the New York State
League.
Wells, Driscall and Moran are the
only fighters out of the horde who
| have come from England who are
worth considering.
It may be true that in the outlaw
leagues the ballplayers suffer no
qualms of conscience when they en-
bozzle base. And, furthermore, Il is
TO be expected that he who endeavors
to pose as an umpire in such league
is thief and a robber.
Arthur Cummings. aged So, Of Athol,
Mass, claims to have been the first
pitcher in the country who curved a
ball
Evening journal., 1912-01-20
ATTELL AFTER
ANOTHER MILL
Believes He Can Trim Brown
But No Chance in New
York for Him
GIDBONS-DENNING
ARE WARMING UP

New York sporting writer's today
PAID uncomplimentary attention to
Abe Attell. featherweight champion
of the world. for his palpable stall
ing in his match Thursday night
with Knockout Brown. the light
weight Almost without exception the
sporting critics declare that Attell
has either gone back" to marked
degree, or else he put up an exhibit
tion that deserves the severest CEN
sure.
One writer quotes Attell as declar-
ing he was "doped" before the fight.
According to this sporting editor At
tell declared he always had cocaine
injected into his broken hand before
he lights. but on this occasion he got
too much of the drug.
Attcll. defending himself. declares
he is confident Brown cannot whip
him and offers to post side bet for
a return match. Most Of the sport
ing writer's intimate that it was the
the hope of "A return match that
caused Attclls stall Thursday. There
is little probability the boys could
get another match before a New York
fight club.
Mike Gibbons, the scientific boxing
marvel from St Paul who has gone
into training i'm New York for his 10
round match next Tuesday night with
Jack Donning expressed confidence
today in his ability TO put Deuning
away inside of ten rounds. Gibbons
and Denning will meet I'm the welter-
weight class. 142 pounds. and try to
settle tho dispute for that title that
has been raging for more than a
year. Gibbons Is the favorte IN the
betting.
Tom ORourke, manager Of Al Pal
ger. the Iowa heavyweight. declared
today he was making arrangements
for tho fight. February rs with Fire
man Jim Flynn and that he believed
tho match would be staged, despite
Jack Johnson's ultmatum that he
would not fight FLYNN If the latter
met palzer i'm New York.
Willie Ritchie. Packey Mcfarland
and their manager, Emil Thiery. left
for Cleveland today where Ritchio
meets Paul Koehler. the second time
within month. Monday night Fol-
lowing the Koehler scrap the
trio will go TO Philadelphia. whore
Mcfarland is matched with Jack
Ward
Reports that Billy PapSe. former
claimer TO the middlcweight belt. ha,
affiliated with Tom Jones and will en-
deavor TO win back lost laurels were
confirmed az Hot Springs today
Papke is undergoing boiling out
process there.
Champion Johnny Coulon of the
bantam division. knocked off training
today for his bout Monday night al
Kenosha. with Harry Forbes. the
come back" challenger. Forbes will
continue work until Monday to keer
his weight down
Evening journal., 1912-01-20
COMMITTEE TO MEET.

The special committee recently
chosen by the New Castle County Fair
Association. to consider the advisable
ity of amending the present charter.
making the organization a state as
sociation, will meet on Monday after
noon. The committee is composed Of
William Peach. L. Scott Townsend and
Francis II. Hoffecker. The report Of
the committee will be made public at
the meeting of the shareholders. to be
held next month.
Evening journal., 1912-01-20
CAN'T STOP THE
FRIENDS FIVE

Wilmington Friends School de-
'feaied Chester High School in a rat-
.tllng good game In the Friends gym
llaat night % TO H. Eckman and Cap
ftan Daley were the stars for the
'Quakcrs. while Captain PaNon play
led best for the Chester lads. The
rylctory raised Friends to class A in
Scholastic basketball circles. and they
.vill now have the necessary conf
.cencc and encouragement TO keep a
sclean slate during the remainder Of
Nthc season. The lino-up.
Evening journal., 1912-01-20
BRITTON SIGNS WITH ATLANTA.

READING. Pa. Jan. 20.-ollie Brit
ton. the big Reading pitcher. who
tried 10 secure his release from the
Atlanta, Ga, team of the Southern
League, has been unsuccessful and
has returned his signed contract for
the season Of 1912 He does not like
the South and has not been any too
successful doyn there. Last season
he PLAYED the outfield for a time and
tho ball hard
Evening journal., 1912-01-20
TO sHOOT or ms.

The dates Of the shoot-ofl i'm the
ties Of the Eugene =. dupont trophy
contest. which started over the DUPONT
Gun Club traps, on February p. 1911,
and was finished on December 30. 1911.
have been arranged for as follows.
Saturday, February 10. IL, and "A. and
March ?. OF the Thursday preceding
each date.
Tho conditions cali for four con-
tests az % targets per man.
Evening journal., 1912-01-20
FOLFY'S HONEY AND TAR COM
POUND "CTRES IN EVERY CASE"

Mr. Jas. McCatery, Mgr. OF tue
Schlitz Hotel. Omaho, Neb.. recon-
mends Foley's Honey and Tar Com
pound, because It cures in every case.
Il have used it myself and have rec
commended it to many others who
have since told me of its great cura-
tive power in diseases of the throat
and lungs For all coughs and colds
Il is speedily effective.
n. b. Danforth, Market and Second
stroets.-Adv.
Evening journal., 1912-01-20
FIOCkTNC m orTT.AWs

William Abbott Whitman. president
Of the United States Baseball League.
has returned 70 Reading. from trip
around the circuit and 10. the cities
which want 70 become members Thus
Tar seven franchises have been grant
ed, and meeting. will be held at New
York next week 20 decide upon the
eighth
Evening journal., 1912-01-20
Standinr Of Coniesiants.
TNDFPFNnFNCT ACTIvTS.

At the regular meeting OF the In
dependence Active Association. last
evening. in the Independence engine
house. the following officers were
elected. j. Luxe. president. W Luxe,
vice-president: y. A. Henvis recording
secretary: J. Thomas. financial secre-
tary and treasurer
Evening journal., 1912-01-20
RFn Rnch MINNER-

NEWARK, Jan. 20.--Walter s. Bur-
ris. Of New Castle hundred, who is a
candidate for sheriff, was here Thurs
day with his bay horse Red Rock. The
sleighers we're out in force but Red
Rock de- all comers.