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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-02-17

BILE Compound has done more for me than
ell the doctors. feel it my duty to tell
you these facts. My heart is full of
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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-02-17
Raising the Maine.

The display Of moving pictures In
the opera
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-02-17

Dear Mr. Harmon:
I beg to acknowledge the receipt
of the report of the Cairo branch
Illinois Humane Society for the year
1911, which is very complete; and
we congratulate you or the splendid
work your society has done during
the last year Yours truly.
Illinois Humane Society,
BY GEO n. SCOTT, Sec'y.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-02-17
ATHLETICS WILL NOT
QUIT SAN ANTONIO

san Antonio, Tex, Feb. l6.--Con
ME Mack manager Of the Philadel-
phia Athletics Of the American
League has written to Charles
Graobne", president Of the San An
tonic Chamber of Commerce, that
his team win arrive In San Antonio
about February % TO begin it.
spring tgaining Some rumors had
been .cifcpIatgd that The Athletics
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-02-17
IOWA WOMAN
WELL AGAIN
Freed From Shooting Pains,
Spinal Weakness, Dizziness,
BY Lydia E. Pinkhan's
Vegetable Compound.
Ottumwa, Iowa. For years was
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depression, and
everything that was
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doctors in different
parts of the United
States, but Lydia E.
pinkham's Vcgeta-
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-02-17
BANK WRECKER CAUGHT
IN SAN FRANCISCO BY
MEANS OF A LETTER

San Francisco Calf, Feb L.
Harry NJ Allen, suspected by the
police of having been implicated in
the wrecking of Detroit bank u
year ago, was arrested here today
fIe attempted to destroy "a letter
from George II. Sweet Of Detroit,
Mich, The letter was pieced to-
gether by detectives.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-02-17
NO REASON FOR IT.
When Cairo Citizen Show the Way

There can be no just reason why
any reader OF this will continue to
suffer the tortures of an aching
back, the annoyance of urinary dis
orders, the dangers of serious kidney
ills when relief Is SO near at hand
and the most positive proof given
that these ills can be cured Read
what Cairo citizen saws:
j. W. Council. 219 Sixth ST,
Cairo, ILL.,, says; Sitting in a sloop-
~ position Sc much weakened NY
kidneys ard as he result, | suffered
intensely from backache. AT night
was unable to sleep, as no position
was comfortable The kidney so
elections were unnatural and annoy
I'D pc greatly br their lrregularitH
IN passage WhcS Deans kidEcv
Pills were br0Ush - my notice,
procured supply al Paul G. Schuh
6 sons Trug st r and after takIas
half tic c3nte! Of one box, | felt
like different r.,, The pains ~
my hack disappeared and my hid
neys bec2mG no,mlI never us"d
another remedy let brought rs
great benefit as rcan's Kidaoy
Fills
-,,I. L.. 81 -. d
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-02-17

house on
# Wednesday,
T h u r $ day
and Satur-
day Of next
week may be
accepted as a
decided in
novation in
the policy of
the present
management
which has
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-02-17

might change their plans and 80 TO
Hot Springs, but Mr.. Mack writes:
"We have at no time thought seri-
ousiy OF changing our plans to 90
our spring training elsewhere than
IN your city"
The Washington times., 1912-12-18
Y. M.C.A. REGULARS
PLAY C0LLEG|ANS
IN THE RYAN GYM.
Georgetown Quint Takes on
Team of Fast Basket
ball Players.

The Y. N. c. 4. Regulars will play tho
Georgetown Collegians this evening In
the Ryan gymnasium on the Hilltop. at
3 O'Clock, and . battle royal 10 looked
for, ~ both teams have yet to suffer a
defeat this season.
The Y. N. c. A. aggregation boasts OF
some Of the fastest basketball players
in the city and the Blue and Gray col.
iegians will have their work cut out II
they are TO defeat them. On the asso-
citation quint are such players as Hoppe,
vareia, q former Eastern High School
athlete: Hall, Frazier and Mckay, all Of
whom have made enviable regulations
In the winter sport.
The Hilltop Collesians Will be some-
what weakened by the loss Of Captain
George Driscoli. az tho Buffalo boy has
been forced to give up the game because
OF Il conflicting with his scholastic
work,
In Dr4scolrs place at center will be
found Ed Mar1im, who filled the same
position for the 0eorGetown Prep school
ouint last winter. Herbert Lane, reck on
ed by many critics a. being. the best
scholastic forward Of this vicinity. will
hold down one Of the forward bertha
along with Johnny Shugrue, who IL a
substitute Of the Blue and Gray varsity
In the guard positions Coach Joyce
will probably use Billy Martin and
Harry Kelly.
The Washington times., 1912-12-18
SYSTEM
IN ALL ATHLETICS
Track Team Expects to Make Better Showing Under New
Policy of Coaching Basketball and Baseball Ex-
pected to Have Banner Year.

That 0eorgetown intends to make this
!! = banner year In two sports which have
In the last few years been given scant
:on pp1rs m.ds . apparent srse from nt the
With the new system Of graduate man
agement under the supervision Of Vim.
cent Daley the Blue and Gray evi-
IDENTIFY intends that this shall be . ban
Basketball and track are rapidly
being brought under tho same category
with football and baseball At the Hill
top and the end Of the year should SEQ
ysloped to state Of perfection which
should set standard for future George
Il is in track that the Blue and Gray
is expecting to make Q name for itself
football. Having annexed the South
Atlantic championship In football, the
track team. under Jimmy Mullisan. 10
branching out and the athletes ara
already looking forward to the number
part.
on the Georgetown team are several
stars who will be given an excellent
opportunity to pit their ability against
soS Es ons ns q s the Se.s Sade1s
seen in Washington and the ac-
knowleged peer Of any Of the former
stars like Joe Hill. Of Hopkins. Nc
tin. Of the University Of virginia, is to
be allowed to take part in many meets
this winter.
Next Saturday Eiler, who is the
Georgetown track captain. goes to New
York. where he will enter q special In
vitation handicap seventy-yard hurdle
race against the cracks Of the country.
Elier's prowess as q hurdler 10 known
ali over the East. Later he will COM
pete at Boston.
Manager Eugene Darr has been n
The Washington times., 1912-12-18
By Goldberg

communication with the Naval Ae.
ademy and will probably bs able TO %.
tain . date early In AeY for the duAl
outdoor meet with the Naval AcadsuU
ceived today the dSte selected has beea
May 10. but no official ratlnca1ion has
been received By the Georgetown man.
Johnny Gallagher. who 10 well knowa
a sSe dssScs fss ss = IN Nssx xa Sna e
the .seventy-hrsf regiment games 6
Madison Square Garden. 0allag CHER win
be allowed to run many times this winter
:;nc, anc will probably b T., found ,S in pre-
Naliy. q sprinter. is to be- allowed to
20 to New York with Gallagher. II 10
understood.
Effort is being made to match George.
town with Dartmouth in the b A.. A.
and as soon as the teams arc sure Of
the rncc. q relay team will be gotten
together. In the Hopkins meet in Feb-
ruars. Georgetown will have full rep.
In addition to this the Blue and Gray
will make every effort to have the
Southern intercollegiate championship
track games held at the Hilltop this
spring. All Of the South Atlantic COLI
annual meet which is to tsks p,ace tie lie
q high Jumper; Elier and 0allsShsr.
Georgetown has sure point winners.
in the pole vault. while Lowe has e.
peatedly done more than six fest IN
to make q broad jumper out Of Harry
Battles. Chapman. Elies and many
others. the Blue and Gray intends max.
ing bid for fame on tlSe track.
The Washington times., 1912-12-18
WORK IN HARMONY
AFTER MANY YEARS
Of BASEBALL WAR
Fact Is Emphasized in Deal
That Made Chance
a Manager.

An interesting feature in connection
with the multiplicity Of trades that were
necessary to make Frank Chance man.
ager Of the Highlander 10 that for the
first time since the baseball war the
American and National leagues are
really trying to help each other out.
Five years ago anything that gave
an intimation Of strengthening q team
In the rival league was promptly block
Cd. Time proved that the second major
league. instead Of being q detriment.
has really been Of benefit to the Ma
'lonal. In cities where there are two
ted while the other was away, and the
patronage, instead Of being cut down.
according to the strength or weakness
Of the rival clubs, increased enormously.
When the HiEhlanders broke into New
and enemies to the old league. and Ma
tionai League men looked upon. their
partial failure with chuckled satisfac.
tion. II has now come to the point
where the Giants would IKE to see e
helps the patronage Of both teams. Nc.
Graw was STRONGLY In favor Of Chance.
q great manager. going to the High
ianders. In fact. he was instrumental
IN bringing about the deal. II was ~ ~
block II. He not only waived claim on
Chance. but was among those who
from the beginning urged Frank Farrell
to secure the famous Cub leader.
Think Of It. The National League
magnates helped the American Lsaguerl
to take In their fold one of the four
best managers in the world! In return
for this the Ban johnson organi!ation
turned loose Q valuable young player
90 that Cincinnati could get the man.
ager Garry Hermann wanted.
The Washington times., 1912-12-18
Yale Declares She
Will Not Play Penn

NEW HAVEN. Conn.,. Dec. ls.-Man-
ager Davis. Of the Yale football eleven.
today denies that there IL any chance
Of game being arranged with the Uni
versity Of Pennsy lvania for next sea-
son. Yale has not played the Quakers
since 1894. and although matches In all
other branches Of sport are now ar.
ranged. the Yale football officials feel
that the schedule IL now heavy enough.
with Harvard. Princeton, West Point.
Brown and Lafayette. which has been
invited to return for another match.
Ii was ruinored that Pennsylvania had
hopes OF securing q game with Yale. as
Il was believed that Yale would not
take the annual trip to West Point next
fall. From the above dispatch II looks
az II Yale will continue her relations
With the Army. The loss Of the Yale
game now that Harvard Is not played
would be loss to the Cadets: for the
game with Ell 10 the big game at West
Point and never fails to attract large
crowd. Pennsylvania 10 striving TO make
her football schedule more attractive
than ever. and a game with Yale would
have fitted in nicely with the present
plans.
The Washington times., 1912-12-18
BOWLING, RESULTS

lnterdenominational League - st.
Marks. l73. 3sA. 40: Westminster, as,
a. 500. Fifth. 5O7. 5o9. 4ss: Sixth, 4sl.
!e7. 4Ss. Bethany. lsO. AS. As5: Kendall.
Colonial League-Continental S0s. SIS.
S06; pilgrims. $50. 9o29. s23
Departmental League-S0l, 9N, 8c8:
Navy. 855 8S6, $50.
Commercial League-J. and D., lS7,
81, l65; Z. and g.. $780, $50, S32.
Patent Examiners League-Interfer-
ence, 10. 7SO. 10; Woodworkers. e6S. 70.
southwestern League-G. p. O., 42l.
as, as; Linworths. 437. Al, 446.
Arcade League-H0lmeads. A66, 40
90; Market. ~: 499; 49l.
Carroll League-Ovandos. 460. W,
<se; Santa Marias. al. 4sl. 472.
Keane Council Lcague-Recorders, a2l
8A. 3oo3. Advocates. 33l. 373. 3&3; chan.
ce!olrs. $50. 3l3. aS6; Wardens. 3l7. 3aG.
Northeastern I.eague-Bun Moose
~. 4ls; 45l: T. T. Keane. SIS. 5is. SO
Y. n. C. A.-Duckpin League-326.
2S7. $50; Superiors. 3sS. 297. 296.
District League-Eurekas, 466: lSi
ls6. Superiors. $50. 439. 47s.
Columbia League-Buffalos. 602; 40
<6s: Indians. 439. Az. "a.
The Washington times., 1912-12-18
SCHOOL BOYS TO
GET TRIAL BEFORE
ATHLETIC BOARD
Eckendorf and Doleman
May Have Letters If They
t.. Can Explain.

Eckeniorf and Doleman. the two
Technical High School players who
were deprived Of their football awards.
Win receive the honor when they have
cleared themselves before the athletic
committee Of the faculty at the Nc
Kinley Manual Training School.
This 10 the information given out at
Tech this morning where the football
men ara lined up In back Of the two
Questioned players who cast their lot
with Jack Hegarty, tho Georgetown
University football captain. in Sunday q
Same against the vigilants.
The athletic committee at Tech 10
composed Of c. Ernest Smith. Nelson
1cKernan. W. Il. Myers. and Olive
Dennis and In nominating the players
to receive the award and honorary Ger.
tincate decided to withhold those be.
longing to Captain Eckendorf and Dole.
man until the players made . more
satisfactory explanation Of their per-
tormance with the team Sunday.
40 far - could be learned there was
no intention to deprive the boys Of their
letters. but the committee decided as a
precautionary measure to withhold the
insignia until the matter could be care
fully looked into..
"The explanation given By the boys
10 the committee was not satisfactory" "
said Principal Frank Daniel today. "If
the boys wanted to become profess
eionals. and did 30 in letting us know we
would have given them their letters.
$s the matter stands the attitude taken
6v the players is such that warrants
further investigation. There il no idea
q refusing them their letters. which
tncy nave won. but we muet take the
precautionary measures.''
That both boys will be thrown out
cI baseball by their action IL the opin-
son ot inany at the school today. Eek
EMORY p captain Of the baseball team.
ono coleman 10 one Of the mainstays
oI the team, having played first base
0n0 catcher last sea snn
The Washington times., 1912-12-18
DIAMOND DOPE

Lou Criger. veteran backstop Of the
American League, will he In complete
charge of the young pitchers Of the
Trowns next spring at the spring train
ing grounds. He will go South to Waco.
Tex, with the young fellows. March T.
-
President Dave Fultz of the Baseball
players Fraternity 10 going to take the
case Of Casey Hagerman, the pitcher.
into court and make an example OF II.
Harerman signed contract with the
Red Gox for the season Of 1912 for q, 400.
lie was sent to Jersey City early In the
s,Imrner under optional agreement. He
MAS turned back In June to Boston and
then sold to Denver. where he was
cffered 81, 500. and he refused to report
Connie Mack IL receiving all kinds OF
eonGratu ulations on account OF the Ar
rival Of, q future great manager at his
new home.
Little Ownie Bush. Of the Tigers.
proved that he was valuable last sea.
eon nv getting 40 passes from the
pltchers In the American League. IT
was the record for tho season.
The Washington times., 1912-12-18
BROKE UP CHANCE
FOR BIC BUSINESS
McGraw Chance and Clarke Were Organized for Special
Business of Winning Pennants and Keeping
Three High Berths.

hishianders. Chance will start . new
era for the American League In Goth
am and should put New York on the
American League map to stay.
Farrell will not lose anything by sign.
ing Chance. even though he may have
to pay the p. L. one Of the largest sal.
s.ss eriss -. ever paid to . baseball m:nsser: nam.
on the POLO Grounds. wSere the XII
ties will play next season.
The Peerless Leader viii! start With a
team which finished eighth last season.
not as bad az It appears ON the surface.
The team which finished eighth in 1919
was second In 1910, and the great ma
jority Of the 1910 players are left.
.IS. The fsS. fact, that & Chance !: going to TIE
popularity OF McGraw. Great a. Chance
has proved to be. New Yorsers always
will regard the acrappy little Napoleon
as one Of the greatest managers that
cne.so .s: jus. . sss,sr Than
McGraw made in New York, but that
counts for little.
Glad Chancs IL Coming.
they were IN last place. and the follow
ing year he finished second. The next
year he won the pennant, and the fol-
yCST ou"oACO tu0 SuoNA-
pionship. II Chance can do ~ we'll with
the Highlanders he will be put on the
same pedestal with Mc0raw.
McGraw thinks Chances appointment
as manager Of the Highlanders will not
only stimulate baseball interest In New
York. but will help 1t all over the coun-
try. 1T helps to have . good team hold
the baseball stage while the other team
10 away" McGraw 10 reported to have
said. 1T keeps the interest In baseball
at a high pitch all the time when two
good teams represent the same city
I'm glad Chance 10 coming to New
York.
With Chance out Of the Nationa
League. McGraw's great rival will 6t
Fred Clarke. and John J.. will have a bia
night on his hands to keep Frederick
from snatching his NTH nag.
Clarke has been building up srea
team in Piratevtlle. and the wise onei
already have awarded the Pirates th'
nag Of 1918.
The Washington times., 1912-12-18
Swan Now Tied With
Kelchner in Tourney

swan and Kelchner are tied today In
tne pocket billiard tournament now in
Droeress ut the Royal billiard parlor,
each having won three games without a
!oes' Swan won out over Rosenthsl in
nnr.nIs ant nights play: getting 100 while his
,,AsIchner and Swan. the leaders, will
player has three games to iii. credit
end neither has suffered . defeat.
The Washington times., 1912-12-18
Bowling Tonight

District Tenpin League-Columbia vs.
Floerist.
Departmental Tenpin League-Agricul-
ture VS.. Bureau.
Individual tournament-Thomas. Gov.
ert. and L. Krause..
Northeastern League - Crescents Va
Young Mems.
Commercial Washington W.
Tolman.
southern r. r. League-Accounts vs.
Freight.
Departmental Duckpin Lesgue-War
vs.. Pension.
spalding's League-Ralphs W. shee-
hys.
Bureau Of standards-Electrical W.
Mechanical.
Potomac League-All teams
District Duckpin League-Arlingtons
VS.. Singers.
National Capital Lcague-Palace W
A. c. M. Y.
Southwestern Ieague-Atlers VI. Po.
tomacs.
The Washington times., 1912-12-18
Coming to America
To Take Enforced Rest

who received q diamond belt in France
emb,ematic Of the middleweisht cham
pionship, IL expected to arrive here
Shortly TO enjoy an enforced rest. In
the recent bout with the French boxer
Bernard, Papke injured his hand, and
a proposed match with Frank Klaus
was called of. Before leaving Paris,
however, Papke and Klaus signed arti-
cles for q twenty-round bout In Paris
on March 6 for the middleweight cham
pionship Of the world. -
The Washington times., 1912-12-18
BOB THAYER'S
Sporting Gossip
"Every Knock Is = Eecst."
win II happen?

Evidently trying to dodge Owner
Farrell for q good reason. Chance has
other business. As far a. can be learn
ed thN Cincinnati club has yet to let
Chance out and he Is not free to talk
any terms with Farrell. It will be
after Christmas before the two can
get together fer that scheduled con.
fab which will make Chance the man.
ager OF the Highlandcrs.
The Washington times., 1912-12-18
WITH THE BOXERS

Danny Goodman and Pal Brown have
been signed to box at Superior. Wis.,,
Dec. Is.
Mike Gibbons has been offered 5000
guarantee, by Buffalo promoter, to
box Jimmy Clabby January q.
Bill Mckinnon and Eddie McGoorty
will clash In q return bout on January
~, at Konosha. Wis.
Nothing doing In the boxing line at
the present time for Joe Mandot. Joe
says that he is going to rest for quite q
while.
Jack Britton. Of Chicago, and Young
Ahearne, the New York lightweight.
viii box before the Royaie A. c.. OF
brooklyn, Christmas afternoon.
Fred Becker. of New Orleans, who
nut up. such sensational bout with
McDonald at the last national amateu!
championships in Boston, has entered
the professional ranks.
Tom McCarey 10 trying to sign Kid
Williams, the Baltimore bantamweight.
FOR twenty-round bout with EDDIE
Campi. OF San Francisco. the bout to
be sta aged ut Vernon. Cal, January II.
Al wolgast wants q. 900 for his end. q
box Frankie Burns and Burns wants
the same amount. California promo.
ters cannot see their way clear to pu,
up 80 much money for a clash between
the two boys.
The Washington times., 1912-12-18
Beals Becker Will
Be Missed on Bench

Eeals Becker. utility outhelder Of the
Giants. will be missed from the bench
at the Polo Grounds next season. Nc
Graw has asked for waivers on Becker.
and will send him to the Indianapolis
team Of the American Association. Nc.
Graw will get q pitcher in return. and
his pick Of the Hoosier clubs promising
material before the next drafting sea-
son, ..t
The Washington times., 1912-12-18
Let's have Il.

Techs athletic committee is going 10
have an Investigation Of the alleged
professionalism OF two Of the athletes In
playing with the vigilants last Sunday.
BY all means let's have a regular In
vestigation which will cause plenty Of
talk and will accomplish about A. nue.,
as the usual Investigations. Meanwhile,
II II up to tho boys.
The Washington times., 1912-12-18
King IL through.

Johnny Killing says he Is through as
a ball player and on top Of the an
nounccment comes word from Joe
Tinker that he would take chance
with his former teammates, Brown and
King, The announcement Is likely to
cause a furry In the camp Of G: w.
Murphy, Tinker's former owner, There
is little hope Of putting the deal through
as Ban Johnson wants Brown to umpire
this season.
The Washington times., 1912-12-18
To Play OFF Tie.

The Washington and Baltimore roller
polo teams will meet at the Arcade FRI
day night In the fourth game Of Sc
ries, Each team has won q gsme. the
third resulting In tie.
The Washington times., 1912-12-18
Want regattas.

Folks in Philly want all the big row.
ing events Of the season next year
and ask not only for the intercollegiate
regatta. but the national event. 1t
IL thought that the intercollegiate
events will again be held at Pouehkecpsie
where 1t has obtained these many years.
There Is q good chance to land the ma
tional event. however. and 1t 10 about
due to go to Philadelphia.
The Washington times., 1912-12-18
To start April 10.

1t may be seven days before Christ
mas, but according to the official count.
there are exactly 1I3 days before the
big show starts. Ban johnson offictAl-
ly declares the opening day Of the base
ball season as April 10. For the bene-
Mt Of the stove leaguers. this IL 2.7l2
hours. II you don't believe II. figure
II out for yourself.
The Washington times., 1912-12-18

Bill McKinnon and Eddie McGoorty
will clash In a return bout on January
~, at Konosha, Wis.
The Washington times., 1912-12-18

Danny Goodman and Pal Brown have
been signed to box at Superior. Wis.,,
Dec. 0