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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-05-01
MCCLURE


| +. NJ Gully bought 5000 bushei
of curn from Mr. Houk and ha
shipped same mostly to Cairo to IN
S. Hastings Co.
John Kelly. wife and family Q
Cairo have moved back to Nice urt
| Dr. c. f. Duncan and Lawrenc
Bunch were in Cairo Friday on bust
ness.
A. c. Twente OF Thebes. was her
Saturday on school business.
Mr. II. l.. Caldwell OF Thebes wa.
he-e Saturday on business
Or. Samuel Norris of Anna. wa
here Friday evening and Saturday
attending a Gypsy camped here who
met with an accident a day before
by falling of horse. DR.. c. E. Dun
can being away.
II. Startor of Olive Branch was
here on business Monday.
Mrs Oscar Taylor was in St
Louis Sunday and Monday.
Or. j. D. Porterfeld of Cape Cir
ardeau was here Tuesday looking
ove- his interests on his farm.
L. r. Linson OF Cape Girardeau
was visiting heer Sunday.
George Rymer who has been very
i'll with pneumonia is improving.
John Kritz was arrested here
Tuesday by Officer Rudd ON wa
rant by F. L. Smith of Cairo. eharg-
ing him with stealing his wife and
child and living together in adult
cry They were before Justice
Kel but We're discharged owing to
lack Of evidence.
Er. F. j Duncan, of Tamms. was
here Tuesday visiting his mothe-.
Mrs. s. Duncan and his brother, Dir.
e. f. Duncan.
The Alexander County Farmers
and Teachers Institute is to be held
at Thebes this year on October %,
"a and ~. Our farmers had better
keep this fact in mind and make
some effort towards making an in
.teresting exhibit Of the products
raised here.
II. W. Bailey III Reynoldsvilie,
has patented twine tention device
o attach TO any grain binder that
uses cordage. He left Monday
morning for Peoria, H., then to Mo-
lime and then on to st. Louis, and
return after visiting the machine
works.
Corn. to Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Bunch
IN Sunday, April q, girl. Its nov
Grandfather Joseph Bunch.
NJ segar and Harry Cover o.
Anna were here the FIRST Of the week
1n business on business.
Mrs John iIill was in Cairo Nor
day paying taxes.
Road Commissioners Edward
Abe-nathie, Rueben CopIin and +.
NJ Gu ley and Road Clerk John
Glaab were in Cairo Monday to sea
ihc county commissioners regarding
an appropriation for repairing the
tbridge here. It has been condemn
ed, is unsafe for traffic Many Of
our farmers refuse to drive their
loaded teams over it and it needs
immediate attention We understand
the commissioners have agreed to be
here sunday and examine the bridge
Please don't forget the date, its May
4th
Levi Carter and Charles Goodman
We're arrested by Officer Rudd and
brought before Justice Kelly on a
warrant charging them with assault
and battery and disturbing the
peace The two men attacked an
slda.lg man OF Mcclure Sunday
might in a dark street and attempted
% beat him up. whether for robbery
.2r what the men would not answer.
Thcy admitted they neYer at any
time had any tronhle with the man
and had no groudge against him.
They plead guilty and we're fined
$3.50 each, They may feel lucky
10 set off so easy as the offense was
7 penitent'aly o1ense The boys
must have been reading dime novel
and went on the war path.
CAIRO WILL SOON pF
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-05-01
FARMERS Wife
ALMOST 4 WRECK
Restored to Health by Lydia
Z. PinlSham's Vegetable
Compound - Her
Own Story.
Westwcod, Md I'll am farmers
wife and do most Of nay own work when

| am able. | had
nervous spells, fe-
male weakness and
terrible bearing
down pains every
month. | also suf
fered much with my
right side. The pain
started in my back
and extended around
my right side, and
the doctor tcld me it
was organic inAap,.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-05-01
River Forecast.

The Ohio, from the mouth OF the
Wabash to Cairo. the Wabash. az
Mt. Carmel. the Tennessee, from
Florence to the mouth and the Mis-
sissippi, from below st. Louis &c
above Cairo. will continue to fall fol
several days.
W w. HOSSLER.
Official, Temporarily in Charge.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-05-01
Nesigns As Election Comm ission,

Resigns As Election Comm issioner
Waiter H. Wood yesterday pre-
sented his resignation as chairman
II the board of election commission
rs to Judge Dewey. It is said
here are nine applicants for the po-
aition made vacant through Mr.
Wood resignation.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-05-01
NEWS Of THE RIVERS
Slage Of River.

Stage Of river a. m, Wednesday
a9.e. d fall Of 2. since 7 a. m. Tues
day.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-05-01
VIEW LAUNDRY BUILDING
FOR ST. MARY'S yNFIRMARY

4 two s,cry brick and cement
laundry building is to be erected on
ne rear Of the premises OF ST.
wary : inirmary. Contractor san
'erson has broken ground for the
lfHefHFe and il viii he rashed Il
7ha''a on The new baildine rea.
s9 his an approximate Investment
/ Sa.o0a.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-05-01

An advertisement il The Rai.e,lr
rings fesulIs
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-12-06
SKATER FANS
CLAMORIvG FOR
An ARMY TEAM

Especial STAR Bulletin Correspondence
FORT SMARTER, Dec. 6Fort
Shaftef in general and the End Infan-
try IN particular has expressed great
interest in the claim that the army
Should be represented In the inter.
island baseball series proposed for
Honolulu's carnival week and are
unanimous In declaring thai the ser
vice should be represented . the Sc
ries BY one team at least Certainly
oIIicers and men from this post have
supported By their attendance all
classes Of sport when opportunity AZ
f0rded, and that q representative
team from the army would draw
heavily cannot be doubted. II a team
from single regiment or arm be not
deemed fart enough for the series,
thsn give the service the opportunity
to place an all-servIce team in the
race. The army came to the front
both ID attendance and with q team
when the Stanford BAH team invaded
Oahu and won one Of the two games
that stanford lost and that team was
organized on short notice.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-12-06
PORTUGUESEAND
HANAIIS AGAIN

Tomorrow afternoon at Athletic
Park the Portuguese and HaWaiis will
hook up for the fourth game Of their
Championship series. Honors are
now. even with one game all, the sec
ond contest having been called with
the score a tie. 80 "a. 81 rs.
Scott, the classy, .colored player of
the Portuguese, will be seen IN uni
form here no more, for yesterday he
left on the transport for the Coast.
Scott. who was recently discharged
from the 18th infantry, intended to
stay here through the pennant series,
but he threw his arm gladly out in
last Sundays game. and decided to
go to the mainland. He left with the
injured member in q sling.
Either MedtSros or Bushnell. prob
ably the former, will start IN the box
for the Portuguese tSEnorroN. Barney
Joy VIII likely do the pitching for the
Hawaiis, as his work of late has been
first class. -. . 3: gss55
The game will be called at O'clock
sharp. r.. = - S
Sunday morning the Pawaas and G..
A. Us. win play their Junior league
tie at Athletic Park, the game being
called for 1890, -
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some FO0IBAIL SDODS Think
NUMBERS MIL IDJURE DIGNITY

no disadvantage other than the tfod.
be or putting on the numbers. ho said.
and added that & was fomm5.fuk Is
suppose any advantage would Be de.
rived by opponcnls A. Car e the
general public u concerned peopl6 n.
tefested n particular players rocug.
niz6 them anyway. he said .lf any
strange player distinguishes himself
plenty 81 people know him and he
soon becomes known q al
Lieutenant n 4 Howard. head
coach OF the Naval Academy foothall
team. opposes the numbering Of play.
ers. Lieutenant Howard aid: r Do
not think the scheme of numbering
the players Il . good one and don't
favor Il IN the Army Navy
games am opposed "a e chiefly BE-
cause the players themselves don't
care TO be tagged with numbers
do not consider Il necessary. as there
win be programs carrying official line.
ups Of both teams. and changes could
readily be announced .throuRh mega.
phones. believe this would Sc mofa
Satisfactory to the spectators than
having the players numbered.
When asked their opinion with ref
esence 10 Numbering the Army play.
era In the Afmy-Navy football game
Army football officials expressed their
nnWillineness 10 commit themselves
either for or against the proposition
saying that as the matter bad never
been pfpposed 70 them. they hid given
i no thought
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-12-06
PLAY
THE NAI|IIKIS

Tonight ii basketball. the Hawaiis
Will be matched asainst the Waikikis.
The game win begin ct 8 O'Clock. the
place Of contest being the games hall
OF the Y. M. G. A. Both teams ars
striving for place In the league per.
cdntage column and the showing thet
have made thus far in the second
series indicates & hotly contested
game. The Hswails have good men
on the team, but their lack Of prac.
.tfce as team does not show up to
an advantage in e. matched game.
The Waikikis are on equal terms with
their rivals The probable line-nps::
Hawaii Kemke. + or &; Forgey.
Il: Humnne, c.: Dwight, g. Barn
Kart, s.
s waikiki Colburn. f.; Cannon, T. s0f
G; A. r. Tinker, z: Jackson, s. or e. !;
r. e. Scott, T. or 6.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-12-06


Especial STAR Bulletin correspon dencel
HILo. Dec. 5sThe Rev w. III. Fen.
ton-Smith. who Is deeply interested
IN the formation Of q Hawaiian Tuna
Club, similar 70 that Of Avalon, Cat
alma Island, paid Z visit to Waiakea
tish market and had a talk with the
Japanese sampan fishermen and the
native ilsn inspectoI TINS Week. pe.
tween them Y vas uIscoyelea wi.l Y. ].
re least trouble OF nesila1lon ssles
tne lish, tnal g me spoIllns Vles' Y, y
the Avalon Matel were all . De
iouna 70 our fiaNal aa Wate =. snow.
ing the picture g the tuna Y was az
once reclsnl1ea - me alll' sne ~, ",
Into was the akV; the Wns.e sea pass
was the Maln sne yeiioNsall vas sn !,
kanaias tne ssoasoIe vac shs sm ~ I,
an, Inc sW0Io 2! ~ Wss tne en- s.ls
Diack pass was tne nap ',i - a s..ls
lion TO- these We nave ene sely lIls
sporty lish- hnown - Inc o,ua anu the
one ana me Man 1lls, g !, aoipn lll,s $,
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-12-06

special STAR BuIletink correspOndenceI
SCi.oFIELD BARRACKS. Dec1 -
q company Il = colnpany 2. ten
innings
Sehofeld Barracks baseball fans
saw q rattling good game on the 18th
infantry diamond yesterday. It took
q company 10 innings TO break away
from the fie and to Fake the game
from Dunlap. the H company tWifler
who pitched as fine q game as any
pitcher has ever put Up on the local
grounds. He was found for sir hits
in the game, two of them In the tenth
inning, but they were short hits and
were sandwiched in between with Is
strikouts For Gsconpariy. new re-
eruit, Mcdonald, did the box work,
and he seemed very promising young
pitcher. He held the H company bat.
tiers to two hits until the ninth when
he was found TO. two clean singles.
de then famed the next three bats
mon to close the inning. In the tenth,
when his own team had taken the lead,
he pulled out OF bad hole by hne
headwork with the bases full Palm.
er Played a great game behind the
bat and his performance assures him
a tryout on the regimental team for
the position The G company infield
struck a surprisingly fast pace. and
the team may prove the dark horse
In the race for the regimental cham,
pionship.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-12-06
Bad Dreams And
How 10 Stop Them

See the individual. following 1Ithi
Eof bad dreams usually the result u
great mental excitement and exA1n1I
ed nerve forces
His appearance win Be "a oD6n
book Of his experience! Lines fe1D
and suggestive, trace their deFIo0t
courses across his countcnance, HI
e4es lack lnetfe. his step q I1I1.fIn9.
his very manner Indicates the fatality
d his thoughts. The gloom f11, /. a
bis heart Nor IS be aIonel He hes
millions Of companions d u|.1II
from The same causes draining ne
|dre1s Of life.
And Sc must not despair. T1ot.
sands similarly afflicted have been
positively cured bI PersIon Nerve n.
6chte- little Oriental tablets 81 Won.
tsrluI efficiency 4 yoa rave
friend Who suffers Hom U|II1N.
troubles, recommend them 81 ||U'
One box d Persian Nerve ...|I|.
Is often sgfIItIeni but W. 11.l01I|.
: lhH treatment elk boxes 10 E.I|.@
The worst case d nervous weakness
or WI refund ne cost
The name Or Persian s nov I.||.
ed to 7ensa6sfsa fo| 1'ir' ~ By.
IetratI5n. The tIe1.I. IS. -.
been changed Ia 01/ Ne
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-12-06
FIELD MEET AT
FORT SHAFTER
LAST OF MONTH

- "a. y
Especial Star Bulletin corresponuencel
FORT SlIAFsTER. Dec. 2.-The
regular quarterly field meet Of this
garrison win be held on December so.
commencing At 8. 90 4. m,
Major H o. Williams, Cd Infantry,
will be IN charge Of the meet and
win be assisted By 4 full corps or Of.
feials 20 be announced by later or.
ders.
The program arranged 81 the com.
nittee has made distinct departure
from the usual list Of events and pro.
vides a number Of track and field
contests with minimum OF the mil
Eitary features and viii be enthusiasts
ideally contested.
The program. entries. rules and
prices are as follows:
100-yard dash Entries: One
man from each organization. =. Al.
2. rules; Prizes: First So, second 81.
third 81.
3, Shot put. Entries: one man.
from each organization. A. A. III.
rules. Prizes: First 81. second ST.
y 8. Running broad jump. Entries
One man from each organization A..
"a. u rules. Prizes First So. sec
ond 81.
s /. 22O-yard dash. Entries: One
man from each organization. A. A. u.
rnles Prizes; First s.. second 81.
third 81.
Tug 81 war. dismo1nted. En.
trles Team from each battalion and
separate company Prizes First
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-12-06
GRAPPLER READY
FOR MAT BATTLE

The wrestling card at the Asahi the.
alter begins at O'clock tonight, tick
cts being on sale at Gunst,s during
the afternoon
Following Is the card:
8 p. M Main event. best two in
three falls. catch-as-eatch-can rules;
Sailor Roberts. Hawaiian champion,
vs.. Otto Armalang. middleweight
champion Of Germany. Catch weights:
winner takes al
p M. Wakan1atsu Va. Natorikawa.
S:15 p. m. Shimarashi vs. Tama-
toya.
& $3.50 p. Winners of above bouts.
best two falls in three. for first and
second prize
Referee Prof Peter Baron.
Prices $50. 81. so cents.
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OLD COUNTRY
SOCCER SCORES

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for the victim. which should be q
matter Of sincere congratulation to
ell connected with the game.
Very occasionally rugby is respon-
sible for q death, and more often, Of
course, for an injury The first death
on the coast from rugby occurred
this season at Victoria, and II must
be remembered that while the game
Is comparatively new to California, it
has been played In British Columbia
Tor some 80 years.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-12-06

Goodbye sunlmerl Fare yon well
Few viii miss you. truth ID ten
Goodbye straw hatt Go0d-61t 8IlI.'
Where the briny breaker whirI1'
Goodbye mountain Goodbye stream
Eood-bye, lazy. lettering dream
Goodbye, dust and glare and grit
Goodbye, flies that buzzed and bI.
Goodbye. suit case Goodbye trunk
Goodbye. post card picture junk
IT'S no time to drop tear.
Goodbye, summer! Cheer, boys.
cheer.
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HEEL AND TOE MEN
WILL GO TOMORROW

The qualification race for the an.
nual Kalakaua avenue walking event
win be held tomorrow afternoon at 3
o'clock. over the regular course from
the junction of Kalakaua avenue and
King street to the WAIKIKI fnn. The
heel and toe men have been in train
ing for the big doings. and some fast
times have been hung up. 8
Entries closed at noon today.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-12-06
HIGH SCHOOL ELE CIS
FIVE TEAM CAP AIMS

Mckinley High scho0 h66 elected
the following men TO captain The ~.
riohs athletic teams next season
Basketball Dusty Brasb.
Soccer Jebalo KahaleuaI.
Gross Country and Track Max
Bclte.
Swimming 'EIanaWakf kruger
Baseball TyYls KahaIeNsI
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We do il the
Costly Way

Skilled hand labor Is neces-
sary TO maintain orr
standard. u takes intel
ligent hands to select and
blend the carefully cured
leaves IN each cigar. Purest
tobacco with never q puff Of
harm. General Arthur stand
ard Of amild cigar IS your
idea Of & sensible smoke.
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nesired tn Escane. .

''Say, daddy. now that you have
bought Lottie a piano. think you
might buy me pony, too"
What for, Charles?'' : /
$50 that 1 can ride out while she is
playing, 2 Is ~ s2s :4l-s -
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tions heard IN the world 81 sport nor
some time past u the cry of certain
football captains, notably Keteham Of
Yale, that II would Be beneath the
dignity q football players - carry dis
finguishlng numbers. as they would
then Iose their Identity. and become
merely numbered machines Il would
be interesting "a know why certain
football men consider themselves any
better than the track athletes, for II.
stance. who wear numbers as large
~ those usually hung on q score
board, or than tho International polo
players, who carried numbers on their
saddle cloths. or than hair 4 dozen
other classes Of athletes. who see.
nothing degrading Ii helping the pub
lie, which pays real money q see
them N action, to identity them.
/ Be It said to the credit of football
that many coahes and captains. and
probably the majority Of players. are
In favor Of the numbering scheme
The New York World has collected
opinions from some prominent foot
ball authorities. which are Is follows.
So successful was the nnmbering Of
players IN the Carlisle Dartmouth
game &C the Polo Grounds that there
has been agitation since In favor Of
having the system adopted for All col.
lege football Rames. Many football
men are IN favor Of the plan many
arr opposed 70 II, but the spectators
who cav the Polo Grounds game
were So fayorably impressed that II
n likely further demand win Be- made.
By the public for the adoption Of the
plan.
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persons who are Interested IN know.
Ing what player runs with the ball.
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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1913-09-19
TIN WATER QUESTION.

The Town Council called a specia
meeting last Friday night and en-
|ployed Mr.. N. Wilson Davis. by
draulic engineer to examine the res
ervoirs. sources. &c. At the time
of going to press Mr.. Davis report
had not been received. An exami-
nation of the reservoir showed that
it was empty and in very few
hours. the town would have been
practically out of water.
The Mayor after giving notice. or
dered the water cut off from 10 P,
NJ. to 4 P. M. On last Wednesday
the water had increased to 8 feet in
the lower part of the reservoir. Mr..
Davis recommended at once. we are
informed. putting in the French
spring. from which about IL 600 gal
Ions is daily running down the noun
tain.
Mr.. French has made a very lib
eral proposition to the town. In or
der that all the citizens should see
his proposition. he has requested us
to publish it which we do below.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1913-09-19
Potomac Lutherans.

The Potomac Lutheran Conferenc,
will meet in st. James Church, Zepp
Vs.; Rev. Frank Gilbert, pastor
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday
September 1925.
Tuesday, Sept. %: I P. M. sermon
by Rev. E. A. Repass, Phi. D.
Wednesday: 8 A. M, formal open
ing. organization, business: 1916 A
M. sermon by Rev. George S. Bow.
ers, D. D.; celebration OF communion
2P. M, discussion of subjects: l
Article TX Augsburg Confession
(Baptism), Rev. J. A. Huffard 2
Parents part in the Sunday School,
and Catecheticsl Work. Rev. C. W
Cassell and E. A. Repass; T. NJ
sermon by Rev. J. W Link.
Thursday: 9 A. NJ, business: dis
cussions of subjects L. The Influence
of Religious Literature in the Chris.
tian Life, Rev. H. E. H. Sloop; IL A.
NJ, sermon by Rev. B. A. Copen
haver. 2. The Importance OF Worl6
Evangelization-(a) The Heather
World, Rev. $. W. Kuhns; (b) Tt
the Church at Home, Rev. W. B.
Oney.
In connection with the service on
Wednesday forenoon, thsre will be
the redadicati m of the church
Those attending will notify W. n
Rudolph. Star Tannery. Va. Thu
northbound train will be met al
Maurertown Tuesday morning. Sep
q. The southbound train will be me
&C Capon Road, Tuesday afternoon
Sept. %.