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Bennett's Big Grocery.

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And nifty green trading stamps.
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plums, grated pineapple. can. GOS
And thirty green trading stamps.
Bayles Pure Cider Vinegar. $40
quart bottle ..................... AOS
And ten green trading stamps.
RIPE CALIFORNIA oLIVEs-most
appetizing for lunches or 10c
picnics, bottle Recommendations w.
Baked Beans, three large DC
And ten green trading stamps.
Kippered Herring. 0nC
And ten green trading stamps,
Mount Kineo Maine Corn, 0Ec
And ten green trading stamps.
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The Washington times., 1906-05-29
.FITZ AND BURNS
HAVING TROUBLE
Governor Says Shan't, Sheriff Says
Shall, About Scrap Tonight at
Essington.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa. May 2S--Gov-
ernor Pennypacker has announced that
the FitzsimmOns- Burns boxing match at
the Tuxedo Athletic Club. Essington, to-
night, cannot take place
II he is defied. the State constabuIary
Will, ne says, II necessary. use force to
stop the exhibition.
David 3. Mcclure. sheriff Of Delaware
county, is on the side Of the club, and
he viii have a force Of deputies on hand
TO see that no one but David 3. Nc
Clure issues orders as TO what shall or
what shall not take place at E,ssingtOn-
Tom o ROurke. after consultation with
SheTlu Mcclure. announced that the
Burns -F1tZSimmons bout would positive
" take place. and that no one need have
the slightest apprehension on that point
The trouble with the club was started
BY District Attorney McDade Of Della
ware county, who Is trying all in his
power 70 prevent the ESsingtOn bouts
The club officials. backed I'D by Judi
cial decisions that boxing bouts are not
Illegal. have prepared to fight every at
tempt made TO make them close their
doors.
The Washington times., 1906-05-29
COLLEGIANS HELP
A. A. j. FIELD MEET
Strong Quartet From George Wash
ington University-Y. NJ. c. A. Has
Championship Aspirations.

Judging from the interest shown by
the local spiked-shOe artists in the South
Atlantic games at Benning on June 9.
Washington will be well represented by
worthy asDirants for championship hon
ors-
Steve LCrando. Fleming. Staples. and
BabcOck VIII endeavor 10 land coveted
prizes for George Washington Univer-
sity. The Y. NJ. c. a. VIII have able
artists in Sterritts. Royce. Decker.
SchlOsser. Box, and Woodward Mr.
Beckett. physical director at the Y NJ
c. A, believes he has several winners
N his string. banking strongly on the
ability Of Sterritts 20 land the pole vault.
and Royce. Decker. and Schlosser in the
sprints. Decker ought 10 also show up
well In the hurdles IL in condition.
The Columbia Athletic Club will have
several OF Its star performers in three
or four events. The management is am
bracing this opportunity to secure pre-
mier hOnors by arOusing the enthusiasm
OF the men. All are earnestly al work
getting into shape to give the best OF
me fast ones rub for the champion
ship trophies.
Capt +. Q. Edwards Of the y. C. 4.
A expects 10 enter a quartet OF flyers,
In the one-mile relay race
In view OF the fact that the entries
close at noon Saturday. June q with
Lieutenant Crawford. IL behooveS ali
Who desire 20 enter these games u for
ward their application blanks at an
early day.
A meeting Of the championship track
ana neld committee viii be held II the
Y NJ &. A. on next Tuesday evening
20 complete all arrangements and hear
IIlldl reports from the subcommittee
The Washington times., 1906-05-29
WRESTLER APPEARS
AND WANTS MATCH
Charles Carter, of Staunton, Va, Would
Meet Mackey or Grant-All-
Round Athlete.

Rob Roy Maczer and Joe Grant have
more iroable in sight for them.
Charles Carter. of StauntOn, Va. is
after their scalDs and challenges either
of them TO meet him In finish bout
in washington in the near future
Garter is a hkely-lOoking youngster
WHO weighs about 1eO pounds and has
had cOnsidera Bile experience wrestling
in the South. He has been something of
a terror 70 the transformers who go
through that section looking for easy
marks and has gained quite a reputation
I'm his own bailiwiCk in that manner He
rs an ali-round athlete. football being
one Of his gentle pas;imes when seeking
a Few moments pleasant recreation His
jon on the gri1iron is that OF fullhack
or right end- He is likewise an acrobat
OF no mean ability.
Carter wants "A match and although he
hes written TO Mackey several times the
vOluble Rob Roy has been keeping quiet
OF late. It's about time for him 10 break
fo-th again
The Washington times., 1906-05-29
NEW SHORTSTOP
FOR WASHINGTON
Daniel Altizer, of Lancas-
ter Club, Is Signed.
REPUTATION AS A BATTER
Hit .344 in Connecticut League and
Was Among Outlaw Leaders
This Season.

Washington got a new infieIder to-
day to try out at shortstop.
lie is Daniel AltizeT. who was play
ing short for Lancaster in the outlaw
Tri-State League.
President Noyes has been dickering
with Altizer for the past week in an
effort to land him. and after a long
discussion of terms he agreed to e.
ter the Washington fold. He is in New
York today with the team and may
play this afternoon.
Is Good Batter.
Altizer was tipped off to the Wash
ington management by number OF ex-
perts. among them several ex-ma ior
league players who had seen him work
freely predicted that he would make
good in fast company. He has been
hitting at about $50 among the outlaws
and there is good material in that
league.
His fielding has been on a par with
his batting. and IL he can stand the
be that Washington has obtained a sec
ond Joe Cassidy.
Jumped to Outlaws.
Altizer is under reserve to the SPRING
field club in the Connecticut League.
from which he jumped to the outlaws
because Of disagreement with the
management He played ninety-one
games for Springfield last season and
6atted -344, which is good going. His
helding average was $50 His sticking
was second in the league Crolius. OF
.3f7.
The Washington times., 1906-05-29
COLONEL EDWARDS
REGAlNING HEALTH

According to advices received by Cap
tain Mcintyre. acting chief OF the Bu-
reau OF Insular Affairs. Col Clarence
r. Edwards. who went to Fort Bayard
n. NJ early this spring for his health.
is greatly improving. and it is expected
.hat he may be entirely recovered by
midsummer.
Within the past few weeks Colonel
Edwards has improved sufficiently to
be able to devote considerable time to
business. As a consequence, there has
oeen heavy mail between his office
mere and the army camp At Fort Rav-
ard. and Colonel Edwards has sent for
his personal stenOgrapher. W r Ped
iSo to join him there next week The
hope Is generally expressed in the War
Department that when Colonel Ed
wards returns Il viii be as a brigadier
general, the measure for the promotion
now being before Congress.
The Washington times., 1906-05-29
RUHLIN OUTPOlNTED
FALSE ALARM FERGUSON

NEW YORK, May 2s.-Gus Rubin de-
feated Sandy Ferguson in the star
bout last night at the MARLBOROUGH Alh-
letic Club
The club house was packed to the
doors. more than 1000 members Wit
Messing the bout
Rubin was the agsressor and landed
oftener and harder than Ferguson.
The sixth round found both men very
ured. and this proved 20 be the slow
est OF the tight Rubin seemed To
realize that he had a lead in the early
rounds. and did not care TO 20 in and
take q chance with Sandy
The Washington times., 1906-05-29

in recent football match played
under soccer" rules in Hampden Park.
Glasgow, there were 10000 spectators on
hand to witness the contest. At one a
little later, which was played for the
English association Cup. and which was
Won by score of 10 by EvertOn from
Newcastle United. was witnessed BY
nearly SO. 900.
The Washington times., 1906-05-29
KLEEBLATTS CONTINUE
THEIR WINNING STREAK

The Perry n g. of Brandy-wine. Nd.
was defeated Sunday by the Kleeblatt
Screen Factory team by Il 10 !
The feature was the batting Of Nails
and Pearson Calet who took PeaI1o-s
place after the eighth inning could not
hold Nails. The winrers will plav two
games Wednesday with the Crescent a
g. Of Baltimore. in Baltimore Nails
and Peake viii be the battery in the
morning game. and Hudebraudt and
Sheetz in the afternoon game All teams
wishing games address Cant Clyde
Nails. nos Tenth street northeast The
so
The Washington times., 1906-05-29

Willie Lewis and Joe Cans will meet
again tu settle once for all who Is the
better man. They have agreed 20 box
ten rounds on June u at the Madison
square Garden Both were eager for a
return match and quit xiv agreed on 1G9
pounds weight
The Washington times., 1906-05-29
Totals. ..Ia Is z q u rotaIs---- I so

Earned runs-k :. F. 10. Left on bases
X. :. F. 5; p. \. g. O. First base on balls
Oh Nails, 3: OF Meyers. .. Struck out
Nails Pearson, Perry. Two-base hits
SpriSgs Mccormick Morrison Herd Sac
rtfice hits-PrieSt. Lewis Stolen bases
Perry. Lewis. Sprigss. >. Double plays
Spriggs. unsSsisted- Passed ball-Cadet TN
pire-Mr. bloomfield Time Of game-I hour
and 8 minutes.
The Washington times., 1906-05-29
AMATEUR ATHLETICS.

On Saturday evening, Immediately
after the intercollegiates, the Penn track
team got together and elected j. d.
Whitman captain of the cinderpath ath-
letes for 1907. Whitman is one Of the
most promising sprint runners in the
East. being good for any distance from
the 40 down
The Washington times., 1906-05-29
ASEBAIL COLE RACING BOXING ROWING ATHLETICS
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
rain
Today's Games.

Washington at New York.
Philadelphia at Boston.
ST. Louis at. Cleveland.
(Washington plays doLble-header In
New York tomorrow
The Washington times., 1906-05-29

NEW YORK the big amphitheaer Square
Garden before
the fierce Terry gave
New York dazzling last Britt
sharp1eatured Pride he West"
1t all
and fast gong of There
when there
when the little yeOwgIoved struggling
The Washington times., 1906-05-29
Sporting Ebents TomoroB
BASEBALL.


Nationals at New York double
beader).
I Church Leaguc-Fifth vs.. Sixth.
St. Vincent Us. Company H. at
Marine Barracks.
Cuban Giants VS.. Quaker City
Giants, moraing and evening
games.
Washington Boys Club VS..
Myrtle \ C., in morning.
AQUATIC.
Inter Came Club Association
races on upper PotOmac-First
race at 1:3O.
Capital Yacht Club regatta at
Widewater.
Corinthian Yacht Club regatta.
RACING.
Opening of Brightwood track
at Brightwood, D. C.-First race
at 1880.
The Washington times., 1906-05-29

Most of the high school athletes have
gone out Of training since the inter-
scholastic meet last Wednesday, when
central captured the championship with
an overwhelming score However there
are still quite a number AZ work for the
coming Southern championships at BEN
ming on June 9
The Washington times., 1906-05-29
FIGHT HEARING POSTPONED.

NEW YORK. May 29.-The hearing in
the case against McGovern and Britt
for engaging in a prize fight hVs been
postponed until Friday morning
The Washington times., 1906-05-29
SPORTING COMM ENT.
BASEBALL.

Washington plays New York in New
| York today and on Wednesday will
meet the same team in a doubIe-header
Here's a fan that took # hard: r p.
J. Richard. OF Memphis. Tenn, swaI-
lowed enough of morphine to kill hun
dred rOoters. Wednesday. because his
wife refused TO accompany him to a
! baseball game. His life was saved by
two policemen and a corps OF hospital
attendants
Mike Donlin. the Giants center field
er who broke his ankle may not play
ball again this season. Instead Of heal
ing. the leg is getting black from the
knee down A close examination has
failed TO reveal any fractured bones.
If the Pittsburg club could secure the
release of Emmett HeIdrick from the St
strike The Reynoldsville boy declines
to hook up with the Browns.
Conroy. Of the New York Americans.
is talked Of as a possible newcomer in
the oBston American League team. New
YORK could spare him with Delahanty.
keeler. and Moriarty on hand and
something may be arranged
So far this season Cy Young has won
one game and lost seven. Dineen has
won and lost four TannehiI has won
three and lost two. Winter has won
one game and lost seven. Gibson has
lost one and Harris lost TWO.
Fred Mitchell. the former Boston
American League pitcher. last season
with Brooklyn and now with Toronto,
won his game last Saturday in good
style, holding Baltimore down to no runs
and seven hits. Fred who is consid-
cradle of batsman. made . couple OF
hits for his side
For once Manager McGraw. Of the
New York club. has public opinion with
him. If the facts concerning his difficulty
in Pittsburg have been reported correct
~ Young boys who chase a visiting
baseball club ana throw stones at the
players viii grow up into thugs and
hoodlums- unless checked by a liberal
dose of the whip. and IL their parents
neglect their duty McGraw is doing all
hands service by supplying the def
cieny
The Washington times., 1906-05-29
Wolfe Is Released
At His Own Request

bill Wolfe, Washngton's veteran
pitcher. was released outright this
morning and did not accompany the
team when it Ief- for New York last
night
The club had asked waivers on Wolfe
In order to use him in a trade with some
minor league team FOR an indelder but
as there were no desirable trades in
sight and Wolfe wanted a release in
preference, it was given him. As il was
not Known that he had been released he
had not received any offers this morn
ms lie said that he would remain in
washington for while and see what
1l.nec up lie would rather go to louis
vile than elsewhere, and next to that
place prefers Columbus, Ohio In Louis
vile he would be with George Tebeau.
would do well there.
Poor Record This Year.
Wolfc's pitching record last year was
nire S4mes won and twelve lost. This
year nc has participated in four games
and lost them all. He has been slow
rounding TO form and his tendency TO
weaken at critical moments has been
especially dangerous to team such as
WASHINGTON now has. In a minor league
Wolfe should make good and his friends
have no doubt that he VIII.
The Nationals left last night for New
York, where they play today and TWO
games tomorrow. Then comes three
games in Boston. The team will leave
Boston on the night Of June and open
in Detroit on June 4 for the first in
vasion OF the West There will be four
games each in Detroit. Cleveland. Chi
cago and s.. Louis, the last Western
EPu.e being .Iuur 10 On .JuuP u the tCan,
VIII reopen It's nome campaign with the
Athletics.
with such an erratic combination, Ike
" 70 play as good ball one day as Il
played bad before. il would not be sur
prisinC to see the team make an excel
lent showing on the road.
The Washington times., 1906-05-29

NJ GUVERN on record as as
being ready to
complete my job of last night
and put Britt out any time he
is ready to sign for another
fight In a few more rounds
last night l would have knocked
him out. l was never in better
trim TO fight, and the longer the
bout went the better 1 got. Now
that l am back in form, l will
meet all comers, and before long
/ hope to have another handle
to my name.
The Washington times., 1906-05-29
Referee Hurst Got His.
Drove Jimmy Back.

XIII MIN, Jimmy" sang a voice from
the Golden West. XIII him, JIMMY
taunted Terry grinninS till his teeth
glittered. XIII him. Jimmy" and by
the way Of showing that there was no
chance Of 1t. he drove Britt 10 cover in
the corner OF the ring
In the eighth round Britt started on
well. this time tTOuncing his right glove
on hcCioverns Jaw forcefully. but as
he closed into action TO further the
work he get such a stinging reception
that the bell was glad. glad news 10
MIN.
In the ninth they damned their way
all over the ring-Britt hopefully. Terry
laughing at him scornfully and backing
his laughter with solid punches
The Washington times., 1906-05-29
Nearly Fought Again

And in the twisting Of arms wrestling.
stsFbing their hands out and hooking
them tho final bell found them While
the roaring cheers were ringing. the
two little fellows stood with arms down
regarding each other.
In another round I'd have put you
away" grinned Terry.
What's thatE" demanded Britt. glar-
ing and drawing back his arm.
Tim Hurst turned peacemaker. 1t was
Terry he pushed away
Then the c0ngratulatory fight fans
flooded into the ring. the great crowd
streamed out of the Garden, and the fat
police captain got busy.
The Washington times., 1906-05-29
Standing of the Clubs
CAPITAL CITY.
Today's Game.

AtlantiCs rs. AioysiuS at Thir-
teenth and j. streets northeast.
The Washington times., 1906-05-29
M'GOVERN LED FIGHTING.

And the wonder of il was this MCCOY
ern lad, He led the fighting His
punches were the hardest He p!as-
tered the nose Of Britt and banged the
right eye of him until the Pride Of
the Golden West" had a red daub for
a countenance.
As against the aggression OF McGOv-
ern, as against the crunching power OF
his blows. as against his sturdiness OF
purpose. Britt offered cleverness. a few
spurts Of attack and a steadier. more
accurate eye-a small, cool, green-eye
against the fiery. flashing eyes Of Terry.
Terry missed many a thump that had
fade-away properties in IT. But when
the last iangIe OF the bell came. Britt
was a driven. breathless, beaten boy
II was great fight Not until the
end OF il did the law step in. represent
ed by Captain HOdgins. Of the Tender
loin station. He caused the arrest OF
Terry. Of Britt. OF the circular Tim
Hurst OF Harry Pollock. manager Of
the Twentieth Century Athletic Club.
and of all the little fighterettes. who
had waged war in the preliminary
At the Tenderloin station they assem-
bled affably Britt and Terry had been
swearing at each other al the end or
I'm 500 bond for breaking the peace-all
Of which bonds were smilingiy given
by George Considine-
T. McGovern, Gentleman
In giving their pedigrees to the ser
geant. Britt said he was a book
keeper"
Me- said Terry I'm a gentle
man. and don't you put it down any
thing else.
TIE most greatly aroused thing on the
horizon was young Corbett. And that's
No rTfHz "a haQ fH
he stormed. in pink-faced rage And
Terrys beating him TO pulp. and /
could beat Terry in ten rounds any time
he ever fought anywhere. Well, wouldn [
that make you" choke. / guess that
Is what he meant 20 say, because he
almost did.
Britt Clinched Early.
Britt landed the first blow. It vas
light, stabbing left-hand punch TO
Terry's Jaw. But he did II only to avoid
sweeping swings, and then he closed
Evidently he was not plnIng to begin
battle for he hugged affectionately.
Terry struggled away from IL, only 10
be caught again and held in JimmYS
arms. Terry pattered tattoo as forci-
bly, as his constrained position would
allow on the stomach OF the pride"
Jimmy was as affectiOnate as ever in
the second round, but Terry shouting
with rage at such tactics, dragged him
self clear of Jimmy. and then the thud
OF heavy punches made fight music IN
the air Out Of II came Terry back TO
his corner with wild cheers for him
ringing in the big garden. because.
among other things, he cracked a right
hand punch that tore loose the eyebrow
on the right side OF Britts head. And
twice again he had thrown back the
head Of Britt with Furnishing blows.
Same Old Terrible One"
In Britts corner Spider Kelly adopted
heroic measures. He put his lips to
Britt's wound, drawing off the blood
that was beclouding the boys vision.
But the red trickle was started again
by McGovern as soon as the men came
together.
II McCfovern- II was astonishing every
The Washington times., 1906-05-29
Standing of the Clubs.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Games.

St Louis, 5: New York. l.
Cincinnati. 3: Philadelphia. 3.
Chicago. 4, Boston, >.
The Washington times., 1906-05-29
McGOVERN WHIPPED BRITT
BY AGGRESSIVE BOXING
Crunchng Blows Beat Ceverness Out of Coast Pride
Showing of Loser Bitter Disappointment.
Terry Didn't Fade Away
WHAT THE PRINCIPALS SAY.

DDITT. / hope my New York
IIlU. friends were satisfied
with my showing
While l dislike anything that
smacks of an excuse, l want 10
say that my right hand was bad
ly bunged up in the third round
and was Of little use TO me from
that time. Terry is a formidable
man and put up a good, stiff
fight. He seems to be as good
as ever. / landed more clean
blows than he did, anG to give
him the fight would be rob
berry.
The Washington times., 1906-05-29

/ footwork as well as in the lightning
swiftness OF his arms
Jimmy Britt had a good trick-his best
II proved TO be II was his left hand
Jab- IL was effective II plugged on
Terry's right eye again and again II
froWn. but before the end ne had beaten
past II and Britt again developed an a L
feCuOnate tendency.
On they went again. Terry iaying with
arms. making many Mild and futile
sW eeps for Jlmmys jaw, and then. find
ing himself in the hug Of his willy foe,
shouting and yelling for Britt 20 "Leggo
and fight, leggo"
Blow for Blow.
or sudden Britt decided that this
was what he must do. lie abandoned
the left jab and the hugging and. with
hooked arms. fell 70 huTiing rap for rap
a his rugged. fght-loying foe.
The night got desperate. and the yellow
gloves of Britt. while they Topped on
the face and chugged against the stom-
ach OF Terry more often. carried no such
singing qualities with them as SHOT
It's feet and men wer, leaning far over
the gallery railings. bowling at the glow
ing, writhing men With big note of
JOY IN the bowling for the brave showing
that the great little McGovern was max
ing
Referee Hurst Got His.
As the round ended in this stage OF
the savage encounter. Tim Hurst was
TO be seen seeking a corner Of the ring.
Topping 10 a seat on the ropes and hold
ing his stomach tCnderly while his
breath came short. a McGovern punch.
ucketed for Britt. hac y-ught Tim Hurst
on the third button o. his waistcOat
Just as the bell rang.
The big surprise of il all was in the
fsshion I'm which McGovern was proving
ureless as well IS teeming with fight.
For the three closing rounds Britt
seemed to have in mind that at last the
other lad with the vicious punches must
be fading and that the time had come
for him TO take To the storming. But
as quickly as he sailed forth with this
scheme II was knocked out OF him by
dispclling jOlts from Terrys willing
hands.
The Washington times., 1906-05-29
DEPARTMENTAL.
Yesterdays Game.
Navy vs. Justice-Postponcd.
Standing Of the Clubs
SUNDAY SCHOOL.

Today's Game.
Calvary vs. Foundry.
The Washington times., 1906-05-29

If the Pittsburg club could secure the
release of Emmett Heidrick from the St
Louis Americans IL would make a ten
strike The Reynuldsville boy declines
to hook up with the Browns.
The Washington times., 1906-05-29
HIGH SCHOOL.
IodaY'S Game

Eastern vs. Business
The Washington times., 1906-05-29

Conroy. OF the New York Americans
Is talked Of as a possible newcomer in
the oBston American League team. New
York could spare him with Delahantv.
keeler. and Moriarty on hand and
something may be arranged
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NOTICE To CONTRACTORS.

Sealed tenders will be received at the
office of the County Clerk, County OF
Oahu, until IL noon, February 10th,
1906, for the erection and completion
of Bandstand and public Toilet for
Aala Park.
Plans and specifications are on fIe
al the office of the County Clerk.
The Committee on Roads and Bridges
and Parks reserve the right to reject
any and all Tenders received
Certified Check for One Hundred
Dollars must accompany all Tenders,
payable to the Board of Supervisors
j. LUCAS.
L. r. ADAMS,
Road Committee
Honolulu, February /, 1906. 1923