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The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1902-09-02
WILL SUBMIT II AGAIN.
Commissioners Prepare for Voting on
Court House Ponds.
Z Fridays Daily Gazett

%QH fTlQayS DAILY
~ the quarterly meeting of the
board of county commissioners,
which is called to convent next Tues
day, the matter of submitting the
question of issuing bonds for the cree
ton of a court house will be arranged.
The commissioners some months
ago selected a site for a new build
ing and secured title. They will now
submit the matter of bonding the
county to the qualified electors and
the question oI a suitable public
building for the county will be de-
cided at the polls in November.
The county has an assessed valu-
alton Of nearly $500, 900 and it would
not burden the taxpayers in the least
should the county bond in the sum
of $4,000 for the erection of a new
public building. It's noatingN and
bonded Indebtedness at this time
does not exceed 100000, a mere bag
etelle, considering the assessed prop
erty valuation Of the county and it's
present Indebtedness.
While it is early to make a fore
cast of the result of the bonding ques-
ton at the polls, so far as a be as
certained by a general inquiry little
opposition will manifest itself.
The same question was submitted
in the county four years ago and ap-
parently carried, but the attorney gen
eral decided on a technicality against
the expressed wishes of the majority
of the electors. Then the bonding
question was printed on the state
and county ticket, but the statutes
have since been amended so that the
matter is now submitted on a separ.
ate ballot.
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Ringing Brothers Worlds Greatest
Shows are conducted on strictly hon
orable business principles. Every
precaution is taken to protect Ring
ling Brothers patrons from gamblers
and sharpers of all kinds, and a COM
plete corps of detectives is maintain
ed during the season to guard the pub
lie from imposition. Will be in Bill
ings, Saturday, September 6.
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Man and wife wish wish work on
ranch. References given. Inquire at
this Office. d-1-sw-1
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NEW PLATED WIRE COMBINE.

Capitalization and Purpose of Company
 Absorbing International Silver and Competitors.
 New York, Sept. 24.-The United States Silver corporation, lately char tered in New Jersey, it was announced to-day, has obtained control of the h. ternational Silver company and of c. Rogers & Brother, of Meriden, Conn.,. the latter concern being the largest outside competitor of the silver com- pany and the only one not in the old plated ware trust which had the right to use a Rogers" trademark. It is the purpose of those who organized the United States Silver corporation to ac- quire other outside" plants for mak- ing plated ware. and negotiations for several of the larger of such establish ments are in progress.
 The present capitalization of the cor poration consists of $3150,0O0 six per cent bonds, $150O00 of which are in the treasury, and $3,000,000 common stock. all issued, either for cash or it's equiv alent (stocks of the companies now con- trolled or plants bought by the corpor- ation). The amount of stock will prob ably be somewhat increased later on, For the time being the corporation will act, in@the main, ras a securities holding
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Big Savings in the Coat Department.

Last Thursday was a busy day in this department. This Thursday will be a repetition. We're cleaning up odds and ends and marking them at a fraction of their real worth.
 Skirts for Women and Misses-A few linens, piques and silk ginghams-- plain and plaited-in black and col ors. Were S2.25 to $4.oo, Soc Lawn Dressing Sacques-in polka dot and plain white. Have been ST. %, $I,25, $I.5o, Now DUG Long Kimonos - figured lawns with white borders. Were 1850
 Bingham Petticoats- plain ndstriped Spanish Aouuce-75c value, 33c $r.as chambray Petticoats- sec
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CENTS IN HONOLULU:
(Continued from Fourth Page. )

with three-cent fares. The west stolid- ly refused to lose its reputation for open handed liberality and general breadth, and the only compromise effected was to sell certain minor articles at two or three for nickel Even to-day San Francisco Is but little affected by the penny except in the post office.
 In the earlier days, before Uncle Sam played letter-carrier for the Hawaiian Islands, two two-cent stamps accompa- nied by a nickel would bring back 8 one-cent stamp from the window in change. Now the law demands that monetary change be given, and the scantiness of the local supply caused a. requisition to be issued to Washington. This has gradually scattered and anoth- CT requisition is now on the way in the shape of sack of pennies.
 These are issued principally from the window of the money-order and regis try department, and after a short cir cult come back to the stamp window again. Occasionally 8 few pennies are passed over the counter of local stores by customers and are placed in the stamp drawer to be taken later to the post office again. Some of them get lost, and others relieve the strain on the parent, uncle and sisters beau who can respand to the appeal of give me a nicker' with greater alacrity if a lower coinage is deftly introduced. Still oth- CTS rattle with the assurance of silver into the collection boxes and are only shamed by an open ldate.
 None of the stores has at present commenced introducing pennies.-Hon- olulu Stars
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concern. In the end the idea is to take over the actual properties of the cor porations controlled, and this will prob- ably be done as soon as all the stocks now in other hands can be got in.
 The merger, according to Thomas & Thomas, who are bringing out the cor poration, is entirely friendly to the In- ternational Silver company, and has been undertaken with view so to con- solidate the plated ware industry and on such low capitalization that it will be possible in time to pay dividends on the controlling corporations stocks.
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City PlatfOrm--Dire Vote In the Primaries Desired-Important Reso-
 lutiOns Passed-ProvisiOnalC Commit
 tee Appointed.
 A largely attended meeting of dele gates to the democratic state conVen- tion, together with many leading poN- ticians, was held in the offices of New ton, Church & Hewitt, on Chapel street, yesterday afternoon. The meeting was held for the express purpose of reaf- | firnling the Kansas City platform of the national democratic party. Demo- crats from all parts of the state were present and the session was very en- thusiastic. Austin B. Fuller called the meeting to order and he was elected permanent chairman. Philip Troup was chosen secretary.
 Alexander Troup addressed the as- semblage and spoke at length upon the issues of the day. He had no sympathy with the men who left the democratic party in '96 and affiliated with the re- publlcans. MT Troup claimed that al legiance to the principles of the na- tional democratic party and a recogni- tion of the wishes and desires of the majority were two great factors to be | reckoned with in the state and national conventions, especially when it comes to the selection of candidates for office. In regard to the silver issue in the con- vention which is to be held in this city to-day, MT. Troup said that the con- vention could do one of three things with it, one being to endorse it, the second to ignore it and the third to con- demn it. He was strongly In favor of having the silver question taken up by the convention, if for no other purpose than to place the candidates for office on record. The matter of direct vote in the primaries was also considered by the speaker and he ardently advocated the placing of a statute to that effect upon the laws of the state.
 Charles Gay. Archibald McNelll and others spoke on different subjects.
 A motion was made and adopted to the effect that committee of three be appointed to present to J. J. Walsh, temporary chairman of the convention, resolutions declaring for the reaffirm- ance of the Kansas City platform and for direct vote at the primaries in this state.
 The committee appointed consists of Charles Gay, John Kearns of Bridge port and Judge J. H. Potter of Daniel son.
 The motion was also made and car ried that @ copy of the resolutions be presented to Senator Kennedy of Nau- gatuck, he to present them from the floor in case the committee on resolu- tions fails to present the original set of resolutions.
 It was voted to establish provisional organization to be composed of one can didate from each county, with power to elect a president, secretary and treas- urer, either from the inside or outside of the committee. The committee will consist of the following: James A. Martin of Hartford county, Patrick Coughlin of Fairfield, Charles Gay of New Haven. James Green of LitchfieId, Judge Potter of Windham, Abel P. Tur- ner of New London, w. J. Coughlan of Middlesex and Royal O. Phelps of Tol- land county.
 The meeting adjourned subject to the call of the provisional committee.
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IMPORTANT CIRCULAR.

Meeting at New Haven House Next
 Monday.
 The following was issued last even- ing, copies being received by New Ha- ven stockholders in last nights mail:
 International Silver Company, General Office,
 Meriden, Conn.,, Sept. "A, 1902. To the Preferred Stockholders of the International Silver Company:
 The directors of this company request 8 conference with the preferred stock holders of this company at the New Haven house, New Haven, Conn.,, on Monday, the 18th instant, at o'clock D. m., to take into consideration prop osition made to this company by the United States Silver corporation, re- gently organized under the laws of the state of New Jersey.
 As it is considered by your directors a matter of great importance to the financial interests of each and every preferred stockholder, they earnestly request your presence at this confer ence, at the time and place as stated above. Yours very truly,
 SAMUEL DODD, President.
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Thursday Bargain Day
 Silks at Special Prices
Reduced for Thursday only, Note that they're the most wanted silks of the season.

COLORED MORE VELOURS- bright, rich quality-in white, black, red, green, old rose, pink, old blue, reseda, navy, brown, light blue and lavender. Everyday price sI.oo,
 BLACK TAFFETA SILK-for jacket and skirt linings-gooG serviceable quality-in in black, green castor, bluet, dahlia, navy, silver gray, white and cream. Regularly 39c, 35c
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District of New Haven, ss. Probate Conr,

District of New Haven, ss. Probate Conrt r,e,,, September 23. 1902.
 Haven. in said District, deceased,
 The Court of Probate for the District of New Haven hath limited and appointed six months from the date hereof for the credi- against said estate. Those who neglect to exhibit their claims within said time will be debarred. "-'' All persons indebted to said estate are requested to make immediate payment to
 WILLIAM T. FOGARTY.
 sz4 5tp Administrator.
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Si.5O English Top Cloth 08c.

Heavy, felt-like material, in a rich lustrous black-54 inches wide. Very desirable for golf, rainy-day or walking skirts - requires no lining. Thursday only at this price.
 56 i'm Kersey clotfin Oxford gray. Suitable for golf or walking skirs-no lining required Regular $I.25 goods, Thursday only 79c
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NoRTHFoRD REPUBLICAN cAUcrs

The Electors of Northford. who have qualified to vote in a Republican Cancus are requested to meet in Association Hail Monday evening, September 29, 1902, to business proper to come before said meet. ing.
 Per order,
 s24 TOWN COMMITTEE.
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District of New Haven, ss, Probate Court

District ef New Haven, SIS. Probate Court. -- -.. September 23 1Dbe. EsTATE of MARGARET NJ MORRIBENY,
 Mary E.. Parker having made written an plication for the appointment of trustee of the estate of said Margaret M. Morris sey, as by said application on fle in this Court more fully appears, it IS
 . ORDEREp, That said application be heard and determined at Court of Probate 10 be held at New Haven, in said District on the srd day of October. 1902, at ten o'clock in the forenoon. and that public notice of the pendency Of said Application and of the. time and place of the hearInS thereon, be given by publishing this order three times in some newspaper having . circulation in said District \
 LIVINGSTON W. CLEAYELAND,
 szoSt JudRe
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MerCetized Sateen
 Petticoats 77c.
These pet ticoats stand Il c ad an d'

shoulders above any other petit coats sold at the same price. We know for we've compared.
 In black, green and b!ack-and- white striped-fve styles-all new this fall. Everyday price $1.25.
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BLACK TAFFETA SILK-2o inch. firm quality, with bright finish, Regular price 59c 49c "WEAR GUARANTEED" BLACK TAFFETA-elegant rustliag quality 20 inches wide. Excellent value at 75 cents, 63c 36 in.-$I.25 quality, $1.15 BLACK PEAU DE SOIE-wear guar anteed-22 inches wide-heavy lus- trous b1ack-very desirable for cos- tunes, long coats, etc. Always $I.2
 9S
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Empress Lisle
 Pants Soc
Have b e e II selling all season

- at 75 cents, Ex-
 tra well made, crochet edge on bottom, French band. A small lot in black and white.
 "Onelta'' Union Suits-black 1isle-- sizes 4, 5 and 6-short sleeves and knee length pants. Very desirable for stout women. A very small lot reduced from S1.5o to soc ca Don't Hiss These Negligee Shirts odd sizes, that we will quickly clean up at these prices
 $1.5o Shirts 75c
 100 " 55c They're in madras and cheviot, plain and pleated bosoms-assorted stripes and all white.
 MEMS 12Hc HOSE Sc pr--in plain tan and black-seamless Can't re-or- der these fast enough, so great is the demand.
 MEMS DOMET FLANNEL NIGHT SHIRTS - Comfortable wel1-made garments - no skimping new fall styles that were made to sell for soc, 42c
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DEATHS.

BR0WN-In this, city. September 24, 1902, Lottie E., widow of the late George c. A. Brown, aged 49 years.
 Funeral services will be held at her late day, September 2, at 2.so D. m. Relatives and friends are invited to attend. SHANAHAN-In Highwood, September 24, Malachi Shanahan, at his late residence on Easton Street.
 Notice of funeral hereafter. ftp
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IS hereby given that the Annual Meeting of the Stockholders of The New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad Company will be held in room POI n It's general office building in the City of New Haven, Con October, 1902, at F o'clock noon. to elect a Board Qf Directors for the ensuing year. i Dated the 15th day of>September, 1902. :e s6s3 JOHN M. HALL,
 s25 o&9 St President
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a5c Muslin
 .ss-F Drawers l9c

tiny tucks and hemstltChed her1l. a5c CORSET COVERS 19c-
 Of muslin and cambric; V, square and round neck. Trimmed with fine embroideries and torchon lace inser- tious and edge, cluster tuckings, narrow hemstitched rufles, ribbon and beading.
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oSc Flannelette
 Sheets 75c

good quality, in all white. Won't ast long at this price.
 Pillow Cases-42x4oH and 4sx4oM- made of Utica cotton-Always POO.
 l4c ca Linen Huck Toweis-good size, heavy and'soft. Regular I2Kc quality. 9c IS in. Crash ToweIing-pure linen. assorted borders-extra good value at 12Mc. Sc
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dMamts.

One cent . word for each insertions
 iys cents . word for full week, seven timeA ..-
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WANTED.

TWO experienced women, one as cook ana one as laundress and chambermaid. Ref erenees required. Apply 29 ELM ST. s25 St
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WANTED.

COMPETENT lady stenographer of number
 dress, COMPETENT. this odice. s2a 3tn
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SPECIAL COMMITTEE.

The Special Committee, to whom were referred the matter of the sale of a portion of the West Rock Park to the Diamond Alderman filling concerning the definition of the boundary line between the property of c: w. Blakeslee & Sons and a portion of West Rock Park, will meet in Room IA, City Hall, Thursday, September %. 1902, at 8 D. m., when all who appear and SO desire will be heard thereon.
 Per order,
 JOHN J. sPRIGHTLY, Chairman.
 Attest: JAMES R. MARTIN
 s24 2t Asst City Clerk,
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WANTED
WANTED.
WANTED,

YALE student, 26 years old, wants post fion which will enable him to pay sex-
 penses while in school Address c. 0. MYERS, S5S Grown Street, City. 1tu
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WANrEn

A STRONG BOY at No. 30 CENTER
 STREET. COX ts
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WANTED
WANTED

A COMPETENT cook Protestant pre-
 ferred. Call between 9 and 2 o;cJooLp pA ot st 4S HILLHoUSE AVENUE. s25 2tp
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WANTED.

WANTED, GIRL for general housework. Apnly 1sa HOWARD AVENUE. IT It
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FOR RENT
For Rent
FARM WANTED

IN EXCHANGE FOR A BLOCK or STORES AND FLATs-brick buildings. Large income. always rented. Write or call at ROOM 612. .,. -
 NEW MALLnY BUILDING
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MARINE LIST. ysNNH@ PORT OF NEW HAVEN g9sEs&
 ARRIVED. Sch Sarah Jane, Harris. New York. Sch Onyx (Br), Smith, Liverpool, N. S. Sch Margaret, Clark. New York.
 CLEARED. Sch Atlas, Miller. New York. Sch John L. Treat Gilmore, Brunswick. Sch Neptune, Fisher. New York. Sch Jeremiah Smith, Flynn, Fernandina. Sch Phoenix. Carlton, New York.
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4 COMPETENT woman to work hv tba day as laundress. Must be thoronghlv honest and have good references as to ability and character. Apply to MRS.
 ID. G. SToDDARD, 352 Temple Street. at noon or evening. so5 if
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.Jobnsotl $ BrotDer, AM-Afs State St., cor. Court.
THE SILVER DEMOCRATS
HELD LARGELY ATTENDED MEETING YESTERDAY.

Re-afIirmed Allegiance to the Kansas City Platform Direct Vote in the Primaries Desired-Importnnt Reso-
 IutiOns Passed-Pr0visiOnRl Commit
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75c veilings Choose from our
 I9c. full line of 25c - Vei1i11us h nt 1,

plain and dotted, in black and black:and-white; also sewing silk veilings in black, white, blue, brown and gray.
 WOMEN's I3c LINEN COLLARS, Sc
 in the very newest styles. 1ec TAFFETA RIBBONS, 1Oc-pure
 silk--all colors desired. No. do.
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SITUATION by lady book-keeper. Several
 years experience. Type writing if sde-.
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Miscellaneous Bargains.

Ioc Toilet Soaps, 5c cake SC Magic Toilet Soap, Sc cake
 25c Perfumes, Is odors, l7c cake LOG Papeterie, 7c for 1s ID. box
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WANTED.

WE want a hustlIng salesman in New
 Haven and vicinity. Broker, real estate |. R. ALLARDT, 4 Sanford Ruiiding
 Bridgeport, Conn., s3f1 7ff
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FOR RENT, STORE 1925 Chapel Street, corner Day. Apply at 1923 CHAPEL STREET, mgr if
FOR RENT

MOST desirable offices in the City of New
 Haven. One flight only. THE FORT, COMPANY. , s19
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FOR RENT.

STONE house, 60 Wall Street, with stable if deslred Inquire WHITE, DAGGETT & TILSON, 42 Church Street. s11
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Of good muslin;
 am b ric ruffle with cluster of
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WANTED.

j.. 4tsey-} WANTED,
 BOARD and rooms for gentleman, wife and 5ion of city preferred. Address P. o. Box zVx' s20 It
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A great bar gain; these are TIA e;1a ax,+-o
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-11-01
HORSES GETTING
INTO FINE FORM

Some light work is being done with
the two black PAGERS who are matched
to go against each other on Thanks
giving day, and the horsemen are di-
vided in their opinion of the outcome
of the race. Sambo is not out of shape,
and in fact has not been SO since June.
for he was sent to Hilo in July and to
Maui in August, and has been logged a
plenty since 70 make him hard as nails
Cyclone has been practically off work
since he was eased down in June, after
he bursted a blood vessel He has been
driven a little but never fast until the
past week He has nut in come heats
around 40 without any topples, and
this is taken to mean that he is being
worked now for form and the speed
will be put into him next week. The
betting is even money, many horsemen
permitting their prejudice against the
successful white and green to influence,
their betting.
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IT'S ALL TALK.
Ye-, But it is Honolulu Talk
the Kind that Counts In
Honolulu.

Talk that tells.
Talk that's G. iorsed.
Every day talk by people who know.
City talk, kidney talk.
Do kidneys talk?
Well. yes, both loud and long.
You should learn the kidney Ian
guage.
Backache in kidney talk means kid
Rey ache.
Lame back means lame kidneys.
A bad back is simply
The kidneys talking trouble.
Here's Honolulu talk and kidney talk:
Mrs. Grace Dodd of 524 Young street.
this city, informs US: MY sufferings
were of a complicated nature; I had
enlargement of the liver. according to
the doctors diagnosis. and besides
this was troubled with severe pains In
the right side, and a lame back.
had these backache pains for two
years, and so severe were they at times
that they prevented me from sleeping.
All the medicines I tried were of no
avail until I got some of Doan's Back
ache Kidney Pills at the HOLSTER
Drug Co.'s store, and used them. The
benefit obtained was wonderful; the
DacRacne was entirely TeheNeo anu
cannot be too grateful for this since
now enjoy good sleep-one Of the chief
of Natures blessings"
1t is important to get the same medi-
cine which helped Mrs. Dodd-DOAN'S
BACKACHE KIDNEY PILLS. There
fore ask for Doan's Backache Kidney
Pills.
Doan's Backache Kidney Pills are
sold by all CHEMISTS and storekeepers
at SO cents per box, six boxes $3.50, or
will be mailed on receipt OF price by
the HOLSTER Drug Co., Honolulu,
wholesale agents for the Hawaiian
Islands.
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CUNHA-ELSTON
PAIR VICTORIOUS

Cunha and Elston won the tennis
doubles championship during the week
with fine scores and in impressive
style There was only one set where
they We're pushed at all by the old
holders Of the title, Dillingham; and
Roth, and that the second. The scores
We're 60, rs, 6-3.
The game showed the new champions
in form which they have not before in
dicated. They played without the dash
of their previous contests, but instead
they had a great showing of careful
ness and precision. They had little
trouble in placing, but they would take
no chances and often Elston failed to
kill balls which were much more easy
than some which he got after in a mo-
mens in the preliminary play. Cunha
was fast and everywhere at once.
The close of the season finds Elston
with his old singles championship and
joint interest in the doubles as well.