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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-10-10
ED. FERNANDEZ
Who Has Good Chance in Circling
the Bases and Beating Out a
Bunt to First

pulled off before Saturdays games
between the Picked Team and the
Saints.
There are many fast men in the
local league and some keen rivalry
will be shown between the contest
ants.
Many think that Ed Fernandez is
the fastest man to circle the bases
End beat out bunt and there are
others who pick En- Sue, Hampton,
bushnell, olmos and Jones to take
these events.
The ball-throwlng contest should
be fought out between Reuter- and
Leslie. Both of these men have good,
strong wings and should throw an
awful distance. Jones also has u
chance in this event.
Throwing for accuracy at a target
On second will be worth seeing. Ly.
man is a favorite in this event, but
there are others who should figure
in II.
The record for throwing the bal
Cor distance is 399 feet 10 "a inches
Beating out a bunt to first, 3 Ii
sec.
Circling the bases, II 10 seconds
Prizes will be offered for the fol
lowing events on Saturday:
|. Run around the bases.
?. Run around the bases, slide t.
FIRST, second and third.
3. Beating out buntito first.
4. Throwing at target on sec
md.
D. Throwing ball for distance.
On Thanksgiving Day, when the
big players are here, there will be a
field day of this kind between The
Coast and Hawaii boys.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-10-10
BOWLING. TOURNEY
STARTS TONIGHT

The doubles bowling tourney Will
start tonight ON the Baths alleys and
some real good matches are expected.
-Four of the strongest teams that
could be selected have entered and
they will all fight hard to win the
prize.
Following is the schedule of games
and the teams that have entered:
Tonight-McGrew and Wilder VS..
Schmidt and Young; Robinson and
Castle VS.. Mcclure and Bower.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-10-10
Automobile For
S. 100
Ring up 200
Ask for Quinn
That's all it
costs you for one
hour.

tober, 1908. The salient reason CIV
en- for this refusal was that the baro-
act failed to name any dimensions for
the competing English yacht and that
this is contrary to the words of deed
OF gift of the Americas cup. The
reason was that the club would not
lace with smaller than 90-footers.
The meeting lasted for only thirty
minutes, and while the members
Cheered at the close, II was plain they
felt anything but CHEEKY.
Sir Thomas, instead of adhering to
the 9O-foot class, had challenged for
II fourth race with 6S-raters. He
proposed in his challenge to build
TWO boats and to bring the faster Of
the two to this country to race
against a similarly built craft, with
cut time allowance.
Beyond stating that the competing
boats would be 6S-raters, the baronet
lad not named single dimension.
He had inSisted that they be built
under the new rules, which would
mean that they must be cruising as
well as racing yachts.
His challenge made this one point
clear, that he would not undertake an
other race with racing machines and
undertake to construct one that could
bear the brunt of transatlantic yoy-
age and then compete for the cup.
From the first 1t seemed foregone
conclusion that the challenge would
he defeated and after discussion and
Il few short speeches from members,
the vote came and the yacht-owners,
who alone of the membership had the
power of decision, quickly declined
the challenge.
sW>- Fine Job Printing at the BuI.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-10-10

The above situate on School street
extension, near Liliha street.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-10-10
HARVEY Wins CUP

4 n Z,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-10-10

SATURDAY, OCT. IL, 1907.
IL o'clock noon, at my salesroom.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-10-10
lIPTON'S CHALLENGE

New York, Sept. 25.-By an almost
unanimous vote tonight the New
York Yacht Club declined the fourth
challenge of Sir Thomas Upton for
an international yacht race to take
place in American waters during Oc-
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-10-10

j. W. Harvey succeeded in win
Ling the new challenge cup for the
first time yesterday at the KakaakG
traps. This trophy has been hung
up by the gun club and will be shot
Tor weekly.
James Whitney and K b. Porter
both shot well. A. Waterhouse had
the limit handicap and came neat
taking the cup.
The scores of the day were: J. w.
Harvey, 8 out of 10; Il. Kopke, 5 out
of ~; w. L. Wall. out of 10;
James +. Whitney, out of TO- Al.
Lert Warehouse, s out of 13; X. b.
Porter, 7 out of 10.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-10-10
FIELD DAY Will INTEREST MANY

There is much interest amongst
both the fans and the players in the
coming baseball field day that will be
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-10-10
ZENOLEUM
he writes as follows:

he writes follows:
has that of the farm horsean old
badly infected with mage that hardly square loot was
free from Infection large boche her face belly and legs were con-
Stany It months since beginning treatment with
Znoum although entirely cured most OF the old sores are neal
becoming covered with HAIR perhaps
consider this fine example the worth OF
annoying horse disease IN these Is
lands required thorough and persistent treatment and would
believe halfhearel will result in anything
but disappointment ,,,-
While with the results from the use Aenoeum
fact the than we expected and a IN ADVANCE
remedies do
not look for comn,te long
b;tcbin tbe with the The
thought has that the Territory OF some
would establish adequate dipping plant whee anas oo y. ~
and completely submerged in Zenoeum SOLUTION ue sre" se P
lem of Honolulu would be solved, go
As (souton Zenoum mas proven entey sausie
tory; hogs that with TICKS ana some win mango
we'll freed from the two Applications anu h mango mas
been checked we feel hopetul Oh c
Sixty young pigs have been dipped m cankerous sore mouth
and ticks ung from long lnued wet pe WIN very soou ie
suits one litter suffering three of
Pgpens been sprayed with one 10 ny
weekly goth this we do IN large measure u
freedom from hog cholera and plague during season wheh mus
We have from this cause since beginning
above, while others have reported serious losses
bottle ZEN0LEUM should be Kept handy IN the house all
the time nothing equal it for dsinfectng everything
For sale in bottles and gallon cans by
E. O. HALL & SON, Ltd.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-11
TELEPHONE CLOCKS.
Put In Like Telephones and Run En-
tlrely from Central Onlcc.

Put in Like Telephones and Run En-
tlrely from Central Omcc.
Telephone companies arc now fur
nishing their subscribers at small
annual rental self-windtng electric
clocks that give absolutely accurate
time.
The clocks can be placed anywhere m
the house. says Popular Mechanics and
are connected to the telephone wires
by means OF concealed wires
The telephone clock never stops. for
1t never runs down, and Should ft'vary
a. second or two in the course of the
twenty-four hours II will be correct
again within q few hours, for each
day all the telephone clocks in the
city are synchronized, or set.
This setting is done from the central
office at some hour when the telephone
Is least likely to be In use, say 3
A. NJ. The setting requires only mo-
ment. and is accomplished by a separate
current from tho master clock.
The operation OF the telephone clock
Is simple. The winding IS done by
means OF dry batteries. which energizc
the magnet and causc 1t to lift alter-
nately two small round weights, each
one OF which in falling once will opcr.
ate the clock seven and one-half min.
utes.
| The system is said to be absolutely
safe. The rental OF a clock Is about
the same price as people Pr for rav-
Ing clocks cleaned each year.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-11
Mechanjcsville News.

. Mr.. Robert Belamy. Of charlottes-
vile. Va. is visiting his cousin, Pierce
Mrs. oscar Adams has moved her
family to RivervieW.
Mr., Harry Mahanes. who ms peen
visiting his brother at saltv1lle. vh.,
expects to return to his homo here the
latter part OF this week.
Mrs. L, j. Taylor Is visiting her
daughter. Mrs Goodall, Of R'chmond
Mr.. Willie Mahanes, Of Gotham, va.
has returned home, after O. ylslt q
several days to his amt, NIP " ".
Miss Nora Parrish. of BatesvllIe, W.,
Is visiting her cousin, Miss Bortha
Bailey, of Wood street.
Mrs. Laura Lnuterhack, OF feters-
burg. Is visiting her daughter, MES
Mrs. i, W. chrlstian has returned.
after visit to friends in2the boW''hs
Miss Mary Marshall left "Wednesday
for King William county, where . ahe
Will spend the summer With re!alves
Miss LILY Carter OF lsatesvli!e. va.
y visiting her cousin N b %
Mt. Kay Stone Of Baltimore, is the
guest or friends on the Pike, y IL.
j Mt. and Mrs. Willialll n OF w 4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-11
Sentiment In orthoErnphy.

Tho regard for our present orth og-
raphy Is not based at all upon knowl-
edge nor upon reason. It owes It's
existence and It's strength almost en-
tirely to sentiment. We give it other
names, indeed, and describe the mo.
tives which animate us In big phrases.
We talk OF our devotion to tho Ian
guago OF our fathers, while displaying
the amplest possible ignorance OF what
that language was. We please our
selves with the notion that In de-
nouncinE any change we are nobly
maintaining the historic continuity OF
the speech. AS O matter Of fact, we
are governed by the cheap. but all
powerful sentiment Of association. We
like the present photography because
we are used to 1t. When once the
point of intimate familiarity with the
form OF q word has been cached q 1t
makes thenceforward no difference to
us how wide is the divergence between
pronunciation and the spelling, which
is ostensibly designed to represent tho
pronunciation. Indeed. many OF US
feel a secret pride that in some given
case there is the slightest possible
connection between the two.-T. r.
Lounsb ury, In Atlantic Monthly.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-11
Queer Phenomena In Mines.

e. G. Edwards, the New York mining
man, has returned to Weiser from a
trip to the Seven Devils to inspect the
Blue Jacket mine, which the company
he represents Is contemplating taking
q lease and bond on. Mr.. Edwards
went to the district for the purpose of
investigating the cost OF pumping the
water from the Blue Jacket. Mr.. Ed
wards reports phen omenon Of the
district, in connection with tho water
in the deeper mines of the district, a,
part Of which he can verify. The
miners state that In every mine in the
district water has been constantly d.
minish1ng since the San Francisco
earthquake. Last spring Mr.. Edwards
was in the district, and visited the
Blue Jacket. At that time the water
was running out at the top of the
shaft; now 1t Is twelve or fifteen feet
below the mouth OF the shaft ana
gradually sinking. This. SO tho miners
says is the case with every mino in
tho district. They are at loss to ex-
plain the phenomena other than the
shock affected the DEPTHS Of tho Seven
Devils mountains and opened the ns-
sures into which tho water is draining.
Idaho Statesman.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-11
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-11
AUTOS WILL RACE
on EMPIRE TRACK
Series ofEvcnts to Take Place at
Ionkcrs This Sum
incr.
10 BAR PROFESSIONALS ;'I Y
Tennis and Coli Experts Ready
to Contest for Rich
Trophies.
TO BAR PROFESSIONALS

II plans that ara nfoot do not 30 wrong
there will be hold on the Empire City track
ct Yonters this sumner series of nutomo-
bio races of short. middle and long dis
tances. II is proposed TO eliminate from
thom, MS far as possible, manufacturing in
terests which enter cars sooy with the
idou of advertising their mnkcs and to fos-
Ter competition between private owners of
touring cars and runabouts.'. Professional
drivers VIII not be barred from tho fifty
aud ono-hundrcd milo races but champion
ship contests at five. ton and twenty-five
miles for amateurs Will DO features of the
mects.
Nincty-two cars have boon entered for
tho German Empcrors cup race. which Will
DO held on Friday next over the Tnunus
course in Germany Cars of seven nations
Will take part as follows: Germany.
France, Italy. Austria, Switzerland, Bel
guln and England. Emil Stricken, tho only
American onterod, will drive n French ma
chine. The circuit is seyenty-nvo miles and
must be trnvorsod four times. Elimination
races will be hold Thursday.
After Tennis Trophy.
After woolss of preparation, in which both
mon have done excellent playing, Boals c..
Wright and Karl H. 13ehr Will sail Tuesday
from Boston for England, whore thoy Will
cndoavor to bring back tho Dwight or the
Davis international lawn tennis cup. The
International matches Will DO hold at VIM
bodon tho middle of next month.
Another team with international nspira-
tons is made up or university OIL .PennSSl-
vania cricket players This team also Will
sail for England this week
General polo evonts are scheduled for the
week. Teams from the Rockawny Hunt
Squadron A., Meadow Brook, Philadelphia
Hunt and Bryn Mawr are In daily prcpara-
ton for tho championship events at tho On
wentsia Club grounds, Chicago, next Mon
day.
On Golf Links.
Interest in golf this week will DO con-
tered in Atlantic City and PHILADELPHIA.
where will be hold two tournaments. The
big tournament will DO hold on tho links
of the Philadelphia Cricket Club beginning
Thursday. IT is for the championship OF
the unitod States, open to amateur and pro-
fessionals alike, Tho other tournament Will
start Tuesday on tho links of tho Atlantic
City Golf Club, and will DO for tho women's
oastern championship. A featuro of the
tournament will DO the beginning of con-
test for n trophy offered by Judge a. B. En-
dcott. of Atlantic City. This contest vii
continue until Juno. 1908, and tho trophy
will 20 to tho one scoring tho greatest nur4
Dor of points in winning various ovonts dur.
ing tho year . .fa sls
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-11
GIRL TO SUE WALSH.
Youthful Mrs. vfolcttc Mansfield Seeks
------- xSlQ 600 froIu NJ d

Youthful Mrs. violctte Mansfield Seeks
S5O0,O0O from NInEnnte.
NEW. YORK, June 9.-Whcn Thomas
T. Walsh. the mul i-milionaire, who
was scheduled to sail yesterday. ar
rives from Paris. it is the purpose of
Mrs. Violctte Watson Mansfield to have
him served with summons not only in
actions for damages and recovery for
alleged breach of contract in sums
3equivalent3to those named in the suits
which she was induced to drop three
years ago. but in an additional suit for
100000 damages for alleged SANDER
and defamation of character This will
bring the total up to nearly 100000.
Mrs. Mansfield and her husband spent
several hours yesterday in conference
with attorneys. and by Monday will
have determined upon their action. 1t
is probable that motion TO set aside
the order to take Violctte Watson's
testimony in the civil suits against
Walsh by Dethlef c. Hanscl will be
withdrawn. and the long period of Sc
clusion, during which the actress has
lodged subpoena servers and remained
for most C. two years without the
inr:s,ilction of the New York courts,
will be terminated
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-11
Putting Men 10 Dcatb.

a correspondent is DESTROYS to know
which Is the most common form en-
ployed in the carrying out OF the death
sentence, The probability Ia that most
people. II asked. would ut once say the
gallows, yet this is far from being tho
case.
The favoritc mode appears to be tho
guillotinc. which is employed publicly
In France, Belgium, Denmark. Hanover
and two can,ons of Switzerland. and
privately in Bavaria, Saxony and also In
two cantons OF Switzerland.
The Cherry gallows comes next In the
running, and IL favored publicly IN Aus
tria, Portugal and Russia. and private
5ly in Great Britain and the United
States OF America
Death by the sword obtains In fifteen
cantons in Switzerland. in China and
Russia publicly. and In Prussia private
~. Ecuador. Oldenburg and Russia
have adopted the musket. all publicly.
while in China they have stranguintion
by cord, and in Spain the garrote. both
public: and in Brunswick death by the
axe and by the electric chair IN New
York.
nlent-London Chronicle.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-11

formity of weight and fineness, with
economy in manufacturing, might be
further promoted by coining all In one
or two minis.
Such coinage would have the merit
Of bearing an unchanging, logical and
easily understood relation to that unit
of weight which has been most widely
accepted and adopted by the people
of the world. It would possess the
merit Of having a constant. reasonable
relation to the metal which those peo-
pies have agreed to take as their
standard by which to measure values.
Such coinage need never alter in value
while gold remains the standard.
Most civilized nations have accepted
the metric system as being the most
easily learned, simple and convenient
of any in common use. II the coins
of the proposed system should have
uniform shape, size and design, OK
cepting only the imprint Of the ma
lions by which they might be issued.
the task Of learning to use the money
fof all nations would be reduced to the
lowest degree.-E. w. Perry, in
Moody's Magazine.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-11
Jacobs & Levy.

after q, visit at the home OF Mrs. Charles
p. Rose. Of North Avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. II. Elicit havo returned
to their home in North Avenue from n
pleasure trip to Memphis. Atlanta and
Florida.
Mr. r. p Williams who has boon visiting
Mr.. and Mrs L. o. Wendenburg OF Roberts
Street, has returned to HIS homo in Colum-
bia, 8. G.
Mr.. Shepherd. OF Fluvanna county. Va,
who has boon visiting his son. Mr.. Thomas
Shepherd has loft for his home.
Mrs. Annie Blanton, OF Newport News.
Is visiting her mothor. Mrs w. 4. Yar.
borough, OF Monteiro Avenue.
Mr.. j. Weidonfed OF Now York is the
guest OF his brother, Mr.. Frank Welden-
fed of Virginia Ayonuo.
Miss Rose Barton. OF Norfolk, Va, Is the
guest OF Mrs. Frank Smith. Of North Ave-
nua.
MIR. and Mrs. c. c, Little Of Monteiro
Avenue, have as their guest Mr.. Titles
father and grandfather, OF South Carolina.
Mrs. J.s.D. Graham. OF Modlock, Va. has
returned to her home after visit to her
daug ter, Mrs. S. p. Jones, OF Luck Avonue
Miss Nollie CHM viii be- one Of the grad
uates OF tho Richmond Training School for
Kindergnr tners. and for the coming session
Will teach in St.fAndren-s Mission in Rich.
mond Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-11

teravillc VA, are spending some time
with Mrs. Martins aunt, OF Bowling
Green Road.
Mr.. John Crowd or has gono to Nor
folk to visit HIS sister.
Is Mrs. Mary Taylor, who has ben iii
Mt her homo fere for several weeks,
is nble to be oi1t.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Pruit, OF Cam
nda, nro visiting Mr.. Fruits mother, Of
Maddox Hill.
Miss Ada burton and her a,ira, Mrs.
Sarah Burton. or West vlrgililn, aro
the. guests Of Mr., and Mrs. Wade.
4 Miss Susie Snyder, of Gordonsville,
Ethel Mnrtn, during tho reunion.
Mr.. md Mrs. Frank Carter have re-
turned home from n pleasant visit to
relatives In Petersburg.
Misses Lottie and Mabel Smith, OF
Danville, Va, nro Visiting Mrs. J. II.
Carver.
Misses Helen, Norma and Vernon
Camp wcro tho recent guests Of Mrs.
Mrs. James Watkins has returned
to hcr homo In Hanover, after q visit
to her brother hcre,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-11
The Spirit Of the Age.

An Alameda man Is not quite sure
whether or not he enjoys q story thai,
one Of his neighbors tells about his
little boy. The neighbours young
hopeful was very III. and Willie and
the other little boys In the surrounding
blocks had been asked not to make
any noiso when they played In the
streets. The neighbor's doorbell rang
one day. and she opened It to find
Willie standing bashfully on her front
steps, "IIow is he to-day?" he inquired
In a shy whisper. "EIe's better, thank
You, dear, and what a tthoughtfM ehile
YOU are to come and ask" While
stood moment on one foot and then
shifted to tho other. and then, the
o,llogy giving him fresh courage, he
burst forth again;95' I'm orful sorry
Jimmy's Sick The mother. was pro-
.ronndly touched BY the apparent ten
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-11
Proposed Universe, Coinage,

Should single unit or measure OF
values be adopted by the chief coun-
tries Of the world, its fractional or
smaller parts or coins may we'll be
even. perhaps decimal parts Of the
value of that unit, or of SIS value
Multiples also of that unit may bc
even, as two, three, -four times the
value OF the unit.
For all purposes of international
trade, each coin of any one of thes,
proposed denominations may well b.
accepted in every one OF the principa
countries. as of equal value with an.
other coin OF like denomination, n
matter by which of tose nations tina
coin may have been issued, and 1t
quality and weight guaranteed. Uni