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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-28
DRoPosAGs FoR CLOTHING AND PIECE GOODS =

PROPOSALS FOR CLOTHING AND PIECE GooDs-
L Interior once Indian Affairs
washington u. O.. February 10 1901 scaled proposals
plainly marked the outside OF the envelope. Proposal
Tor and addressed the Commissioner OF
indian Affairs. Washington. n. c." Vii p" received a.
the Indian once unit! O'Clock p o., TUesdag, March
10 1907 and then opened. Cor furnishing the Indian
service with clothing and pl"-" goods Bids must te
made Government blanks. S. as1uleS giving all
necessary information fo- bidders vlu Furnished
application the Indian once. Washington. T. g..
T. s Indian Warehouse al Sew YORK CITY chicago. Ill
Louis. Mo and Omaha. Sctr The Department
tho right reject and AID bids part
% bid. 7. r DEIPP. Cofrmlssiouer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-28
WIRELEss REPORTE.
INCOMING STEAMERS.

The TeutOnic, which reported 10 sable Island a
a m yesterday when 674 miles Of Sandy Hook IL
pccted 10 dock about $50 morrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-28
NETROPOIIrA< OPERA HOUSE.

This Evening $50 special Performances ~
HEME-Cayalieri. Alien CsruSo Scotti. Gourmet,
SIm4rd. Dufrlehe Conductor Vigna-
Fl! eve. March at 80 DIE WAI'kCEFE--
Gatski Fr-Utstsd. Schurnanr- Heick. Alien Weed.
Mattfed. JaCoby. Ralph PoehlInarr; Burgstasr, Van
Rooy. B.sss Conductor. Hertz
sat An Marsh >. a. =. MAN0N LESCACT-Cav1-
Herr ther farewell, CarusO Scct! Bars Relss Ccnls
NiEus-
Sa, Evs, March popular pricssl. at 5. MADAMA
BUTTERFLY Farrar Homer. pippsl S-gacc!ar-.
Reiss putTiche. MUhlraaun. Conductor Nigua
sun Eyg MCh. 2. Pop. Prices. $50
GRAND SUNDAY NIGHT CONCERT
Solo!sts- Abott. Rappo3d. Burgstaler. PiSncon ant
the young Russian Niol!uist kotarsy Entire Netrop
Opera House Orchestra. Conductor. BOvy
Mon Evg Nch 4. g RIGOI.ETTO-S errbrich,
Homer Caruso. Scott. Gourmet. MuhInann. Bsgus,
DufricAe. Conductor. Nigua
Wed Eys Mch. q at -. TRISTAN IND ISOLDE
,iadsKt SChunanE- HeiRk; BurEstallsr GOritz. Blss
Muhluanu. Reiss Conductor. Hertz
FIJI Evs-. Mch. $ = TOSCA-Emma Earnesf
Caruso Scott Dufrtche. Bars Conductor. Tfgna
The sale OF for weeks performances begins
this morning at o'clock
WEBER PIANO USED.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-28

Steamers Chapette Galveston. Captulu + lucas and
barge 0 Co No o. Port Arthur Lille OBJ. Newport
News Comus. New Orleans. Monroe. Norfolk ana New
port News: Beuefactor Philadelphia Sawand. Antwerp.
Curtyba Cuban Porto Padre Nueces Galveston:
Mannheim tiep, Flushing Marayal Glr Grenada and
Trinidad; Rebina Ger, Hamburg Neretia tG.rl
Prince, ctC, OreEouinu Coat
pool via Queenstown Noordan tDutchl. ROTTERDAM via
Bouioge Bradford Ger. Port Autonio Chester tDutc
Antwerp; Pandosa tBrD. Havra. Fandra tGen. PORT
Antonio, etc: Iroquois. Charleston and Jacksonville
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-28
MONDAY. MARCH 1s 1907

MUNDAl, MAROH 10, IJUi,
FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF PORTIONS OF THE
CATSKILI, AOUEDUCT, BETWEEN HUNTERS
BROOK AND FOUNDRY BROOK VALLEYS. IN THE
TOWNS OF CORTI4ANDT AND YORKTOWN. WEST
CHESTER COUNTY. AND PHILLIPsToWN. PUTNAM
COUNTY, NEW YORK.
At the above place the bids Will be publicly
opened The OF the contract IL awarded.
will be made rs thereafter practicable
The principal the Engineers estimate OF the
work are as follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-28
Public Notices.
TOCONTRACTORS.

SEALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED by the BOARD
OF WATER SUPPLY Gil. 29e Broadway. New
York until p. NJ,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-28

T 4 SPECIAL, TERM OF THE CITY COURT OF
"A City Of New York. held at Chambers thereof in
the Brownstone Building. in city Han Park IN the b9f-
o. Mauhnttau. OF New York % the 18th day
OF February -Present.-Fon. William II Wadhams
Justce-In the matter Of the application OF Julius c.
Schamack for leave 10 assume the namo Of julius G.
On reading fling the annexed petition Of
julius Schamack appearing heretrOm that tho
true there IS reasonable objection 70
proposed is. motion Of Samuel LOWS II
attorney Petitioner ordered that the petitioner julius
G schlamjac<. Julius G. MARGIN.
and after The Goth day OF March 1891 and that this Greer
and annexed petition Zoe fled within days from
the date hereof ONCE OF tho clerk 81 this Court
and within GU days after the entry hereof.
be published The New York Tribune.
a newspaper published fl the County O: New York
Enter.-W. II. ". J. c. q.
BUREAU OF THE PUBLIC ADMINISTRATOR OF THE
COUNTY or NEW YORK.
IiG Nassau Street.
York. February 25fr 1901
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN pursuant to chapter go
OF tho statement 81 the receipts
and expenditures the Public Administrator during tho
year 1906 published City Record. tnrco tlcs
weeks beginning F"truaEr l"-h 1907.
WILLIAM II HOES.
Public Administrator ~ the County OF New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-28

Excavation in oren cut 900. 1888. 300 cubic yards
Rehu and enbankment. ..... COS. 800 cubic yards.
Excavation and replacing OF
top soil for surface dress
ing Observation-Disclosures. $4,000 cubic yards.
Excavation n tInnels...... I7O,O coo cubic yards
masonry for aque-
duct In open ...-...... oil. 600 cubic Yards
Concrete masonry tunnels -. 900 cubic yards
Portland cement ............ SAC. 600 barrels.
Steal reinforcing
crete Observation-Disclosures. l25. 900 pounds.
Stone boundary walls ....... 81. 600 linear feet.
Fences and guard rails ...... g. linear
For other items contract
required faithful performance OF the con-
will Five Hundred Thousand Dollars $500 O0O)
No bid will be received unless accompanied by either
certified National State Bank in the city
O York the order OF the Comptroller or
money the amount Of Seventyhve thousand Dollars
(S75OOQ
Time allowed the completion the work is As
months after signing Of contract.
Pamphlets containing further information for bidders
Corporation Counsel specifications be obtained
The Office Of the Board application in person or by
mail Pamphlet OF drawings may be obtained on payment
J. EDWARD SIMMONS.
President.
CHAS. y. CHADWICK,
CHAS. \. SHAW.
Board OF Water Supply.
j WALDO SMITH.
Chief Engineer
THOS. HASSETT.
Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-28

IRVING Place Theatre Every eve at $40 4
IA LEM DORRIT' C'Iittle Dorrit")
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-08-17
POLICE ARE AFTER
ENDLESS PRAYER man
Sheriff VIII Prosecute
Writer OF Freak
Letters

The @ebdless Dfayer chain" crank n
NJ wOrk agdn III This eity, aud the
t6llce bays decided ~ take steps 10
ptl 80 end ~ hls activities IN soon as
ibey ran land ile responsible party,
Ohe ~ these prayers which has been
brought ~ the attention Of the au-
tbGDlss Was addressed ~ the wife 0f
. gentleman Of Ibis 1ty who b0s not
as sen been blessed by The acquisition
~ q bepmeet Judging that under Tho
circumstance be- WAS ~ liberty 10 open
ibe letter be- dld ~ ana found the end.
iess prayer eueIOsed ~ follows
A PRAYER
~ Lord Jesus Christ W. Impl0fe
tbee eternal 00d 10 have mercy on all
mankind, keeping ~ from aIl sin and
takl1g rs with tbee through eternity
Amen"
"Tbis prayer was sent by Bishop
Lawrence NJ Massachusetts asking that
II b. gent ~ nine people. Ilc who viii
not % This vii have one misfortune
iIe WHO VII write tbls prayer nine
Gays, beginning the day II Is received
an1 sendlDg one each day for nine
days viii on or before the ninth day
receive one great j0y n n said he
VINO VIII grant this request viii be
delivered from MI ealamlties.
mo not break tIiis chain"
The letter was dated yesterday and
bore The p0stmark " Honolulu.
III We can 6hd the person who sent
II W. shall certainly take steps against
blmP sald Sheriff Iankea THIS morn
l1g, I'VE can undoubtedly Gnd some
section " The Law under which this
Find " practice comes, and We VIII
gee that N II stopped"
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-08-17
SHOW MONEY SAFE
SAYS (H|LuN(WORTH
Charley Himself Heavily
Interested In
Outcome

The statements made by the Japa-
nese hotel keepers who were Interested
IN the Kumcrle venture and who were
yesterday complaining that they were
afraid that they stood 10 lose their
SIS 900 show money are denied IN toto
by 4. r. ChlllIngworth. the father OF
Cbas u. Chilllngworlb, who repre-
sents hIs son during his absence. This
morning he gave the following state
neDt Of the entire ease:
"rbe facts are that NJ the initiation
Of the business II WAS formally agreed
that Chns. ChIllingw0rth should pro-
ceed with the eIDlgraniS 10 vancouver.
hner several meetings II was finally
determined by the h0t0l keepers and
parties IN interest that owing 10 the
expense Of Charley going personally
~ Vancouver, and az the matter was
one among Jap0nose, they would pre-
fer that Maruyama went along. Sub
gequcntly they arranged among them
selves 10 have liraDo 80 NJ their hotel
keepers special representative and TO
protect their fntorcsis.
"1hc statement that "Maruyama and
ChilllDgworb were the gamers" is ~
tcrIy untrue. Not only the entire at
tOrncy's fee of Chas ChlIlingw0rth or
such commissions as MaruyaIna ~ on
tilted TO have ever been paid, but they
are locked 40 IN the show money. Not
only thIs, but TO complete the trans
action ~ far ~ the steamer was con-
Cerned CbllIlngworth had TO invest all
his own available funds outside OF his
commissions and attorney fees and In
terest personal friends Of his to assist
him In completing the amount re-
duired. Charley is today more heavily
Interested IN the outcome than any
two or three Of the hotel keepers com
bIned.
II do not anticipate any loss. The
delay arises from the action on the
part OF The Japanese consul at Van
t0uyor, bnt should there be any loss
Charley himself will be among the
heaviest sufferers. Cable communica-
tl0n has been interrupted, and II II
moro than probable that Mnrny0ma II
now on bis way here with the funds
IN charge Of which he went on tho
steamer"
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-08-17
MRS. Hr.vSARRATT
THROWN FROM AUTO

Another auto accident occurred yes
terday afternoon, this time of variety
new to Honolulu, namely, by the col
lision of tNo machines. II happened
on Richards just makai Of the Pacific
tennis court and shortly after the Nc
keever-Roth match had been con-
cluded.
1t appears that the Renton car
driven by young Renton WAS In the
act Of turning when Dr.. Monsarratt
came along IN his car going In the di.
rection OF the waterfront. Those who
saw the accident happen say that Mon
sarratt turned around as he was pass
ing the tennis court to see the score
which had been marked on the score
board, and that he thus did not notice
the Renton machine. Tne two cars
came together, the Monsarratt ma
Continued on Page q
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-08-17
CONTEST W|NNtR$
ARRIVE IN k|NAQ
Give Thanks To Friends
Who Helped Them
To Victory

The steamer Kinau with Captain
Freeman on the bridge came In this
and docked at her usual
place at the foot of Nuuanu street,
Immediately after she was reported
at $3.50 this forenoon, the crowd be-
gan TO gather around the Kinau
wharf to welcome and greet the Vie
torious candidates of the Bulletin
contest.
Admiral Beckleys passenger list
was headed with the names Of four
OF the lucky seven, namely: Miss Lii
ian Mundon, Miss Katie Sadler Miss
Hattie Saffery and Miss Daisy Todd.
For two long hours the crowd, which
was one of the largest that ever gath
cred on the Kinau wharf, had by
tho time the Kinau docked grown to
about 900 people.
The center Of attraction was, OF
course, the lucky girls They were
heavily loaded with MALE, lehua, mo-
kihana, hala and other attractive
leis. At the foot Of the gangplang
they were formally receivey by G. G..
Bockus, the business manager Of the
Bulletin.
The young ladies were In the best
of health, having stood the voyage
very well. Every one OF them ex-
pressed thanks to their friends who
carried them to victory.
"Of course am exceedingly pleased
with the result Of the count" said
Miss Saffery, the popular Honokaa
school teacher
Il am thankful to my friends, who
have done all they could for me, }"
said Miss Mundon of Kauai.
Il am very much indebted to the
Bulletin" bala Ml1a Tcdd. because |
am included as one OF ii4N..i'P rep
resentatIves. have the greatest ma
halo (thanks) for my friends who
voted for me-
II am highly pleased with this OPP
portunity Of, going abroad" said
Miss Sader, "and am thankful for
my friends assistance
Mr.. and Mrs. Patrick sylvia Will
give a luau at their residence on Li-
liha street tomorrow afternoon at !
{ clock in honor OF the lucky seven.
Among the arrivals In the Kinau
we're u. s. Marshal Hendry, with his
IcoupterfieIter prisoner; Misses
Scholtz, Geo. w. Carr, the superln-
tendent OF the railway mail service,
John Hind and Albert Horner.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-08-17
MIGHT GALL SIMS
pRO(RAST|NAT|ON
Dilatory Tactics Are
Cause OF Complaint
To Court u

The dilatory tactics of w. X. Sims
and his failure to comply with court
order form the subject of complaint
fied with the Clerk of the Judiciary
Department this morning by w. w.
Thayer, upon which he forms a mo-
ton to have Sims cited to appear be-
fore the court next Monday and show
cause why he should not be punished
for contempt Of court, and be removed
from his position as Master In Chaun'
Gerry.
Thayer Is trustee Of John II. Wilson
u bankrupt, ana as such Is defendant
In an action brought by l.. NJ. White
fouse. Sims is Master In ChauDcery
IN the case. Thayer obtained an order
from the court on June II directing
Sims to report forthwith to the court
M to all things done by him by virtue
Of his appointment as master, and to
return into court all documents, books
and papers that had come into HIS
possession in connection with his ap-
polntment.
Sims, the complainant alleges, has
not done this, although he has several
times been requested by Thayer to do
SO. Finally on August 10 he was
warned that If ho did not at once com
ply with the order of the court Thayer
would ask for bis removal and pun
ishment Sims said: Il have not had
time to prepare report. You go
ahead and do whatever you like; /
don't care"
Thayer has gone ahead and is going
TO try TO make bin care
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-08-17
REPUBLICANS CALL,
REPRESENTING COMMITTEE,
ON GOVERNOR FREAR

The special committee headed by
Territorial Central committee called
on Governor Frear this morning to ex-
tend the fluctuations OF the Territorial
committee and have short talk on
political matters.
Governor Frear WAS very cordial In
his reception He assured the commit
tee that he Is Republican and appre-
ciates the valueNof organization In po-
litical work. Mr.. Lane thanked the
Governor for showing his good will
by sending the name of Attorney Gen.
eral Hemenway to the committee be-
fore the appointment was made.
Governor Frear said he would keep
IN touch with the party, and in a dis.
cussion Of the value Of choosing good
candidates evidenced leaning toward
the direct primary law.
The committee also called upon Sec"
retary Mott-Smth who upheld the rep
utation of the administration for de-
sire to keep In touch with what the
people want. After this call, Vice
Chairman Lane remained for a few
words with the newly appointed At
torney General.
The committee will probably report
TO the general committee that the or
ganization will always receive re-
spectfu hearing at the hands OF the
new administration.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-08-17
LONGS FRIENDS
sUG6EsT HIM ron
TERRITORIAL OFFICE

n aDDeats mt the changes ~ The
Aii6It6g G606falB once dre being
b6k6d upon Win some interest by
me fIe6dB NJ Att6f6ey Car0 Long.
Tbef6 n some ta1k tbat Judge
Wbil1ey my b6 called from The 70.
lim GHiH be6eb ~ take q position
WiD Alldf6ey General llemenway.
IN Wbieb 6as6 N N thought ny Mr.
hbg's hle6ds tbat he would make
n g00d dispenser n Justice IN The
NaEislfate's GdUL Of they are
Wlltl6g ~ hg0f6 L66g among The
6a6didal6g tn deputies IN the Att6r.
my Geu6ra1's once,
m mr. M bD6w0, Long has not
MADE 8bg appIieati0b f0r either 0i
M6 positions,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-08-17

At n meeting OF the Board OF Direc-
tors of the local branch OF the Harri-
son Mutual Burial Association the vote
recently cast by members Of the asso-
citation to decide whether relief feat
ure would be added or not was counted
and showed S5 per cent OF the mem
bers In favor Of the relief plan, and 1t
was therefore adopted by the board
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-08-17
TRANSPORT DANCE ON
THE ROOF GARDEN

In the event Of the arrival OF the
Transport Crook today a dance In
nonor of the officers and ladies on
board will be given at the Alexander
Young Hotel. The management Will
cndeavor to arrange concert by the
reglmental band. Everybody Is In
vIted
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-08-17
MANNING STRUCK ROCK.

fAssocdfed Prsss speoiaI CoblsJ
WASHINGTON, Aug. 1.-THE
Revenue Cutter Manning struck an
uncharted rock at Valdez and has
proceeded to Sitka.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-08-17
Think
0|eSOn
Was Lost.

fAssooiatod P,es Special CoeIsI
WASHINGTON, Aug. 17,-0fii-
cials here believe that Skipper Ole
son of the schooner Luka mistook his
reckoning. They do not think Lay
san island has disappeared.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-08-17

The new temporary home of the
Olympic Club at Post and Taylor
etreets was opened last week with
grand ceremonies.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-08-17
PICTURES WORTH SEEING

Tonight at the Hotel Baths Is the
second time that motion pictures VIII
been shown. The first show made a
decided hit and there IL sure to be a
large crowd on hand tonight to see an
entire change Of subjects. You could
not find better entertainment for the
cum of 25c. First picture will be put
on promptly at $3.50 y. IN.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-08-17
Cruiser
Fleet Al
Yokohama

HSSelsytsa P,lss spsel1 oati~
Y1KgBlMB, 6sg, 17@The crais.
~ fbtf. oD1Bstigg N the West Viz.
glBiE, Maryland PtBasylysnia and
Eelb1s16, MI Bext Thursday for Hos
B5EDH
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-08-17
ROBERT HsEgRroH DEAD.

Nhs9Ni1ia Ptsss sDeeia 61sisj
NV YORK, Aug, 17D-R0bert
Fibkeft0o, h6a1 N he great pinkers
l5B Detective hgenoy, II dead,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-08-17
NH 400 PEgT.

LISAla1l0tl1 P,fss sDeeioy 6abs
sE0EM6H, Ysa Aug 17D-Piye
miners feIi aGWg = 400 foot shaft 10.
aay " Hisif death,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-08-17

The Benson-Hydc trial on charge OF
stealing Government lands has begun
in Federal court In San Francisco
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-08-17
DgJR0YED BIZ ngg,

NflDflalla Pylss sDN1fU HbtbJ
BDEBEL. Mn. Aug, l7-Tbis
f1wB wss Gtst1y destf6yed by fire To-
aay,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-08-17
STEAM sHovELs WILL HELP.

FAssooidted Press Special CablsJ
WASHINGTON. Aug 1.-THE
new steam shovels adopted for the
Panarn canal will expedite construc-
ton 20 per cent.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-08-17
CONCERT At SEASIDE ON
SUNDAY IN HONOR OF
25TH infantry

Sunday should zee the largest crowd
on record nj the Seaside, where q con-
cert Will be- given, afternoon and even
Ing, IN honor Of Colonel Ralph W..
IIoyt and the officers and ladies' Of the
Twenly-1fth Infantry. The famous
colored band Of this regiment Will
probably play during the afternoon,
30 sure and engage tables In advance.
----------S~e-
Visit Hlll's new souvenir store at
the post ONCE.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-08-17
kANAS
WIN
-. - - - -
! 2 3 4 S 6 789
pUNS. 2OO 0 90 0 0 0 O. Z
KAMS, ; | 10 100 0 O. 6


There was some talk Of reproducing
the first Of today's games between the
Puns and Kams, on the moving picture
machine. but Jess Woods thinks the
machine would have to be run back
wards TO do justice 10 the plays made.
Lineup:
Kams. Lemon, 49,; Miller, 2b;
Jones c.. Kaapoi, IT, loia, 39L; Ku-
bina, lb.; pluDkett, r.; Reuter-, pi
Kau, e.
Pun. Hampton, c.; j. | osha, ss.; r..
Desha, Ib.; Castle, D.; J. williams, lb.;
ltia, 3D., StIIlman, r.; NaInthy, IT,;
y. Dcsha, cf.
FIRST INNING
Hampton hits safe TO left. Hamp-
ton out stealing second, j. Dcsha
reaches first on Lemons error. ed.
Desba hit safe to left and Jack Dcsha
went 10 third. I'D Dcsha stole second
Jack Desha scored on Castles ny to
center. ed. Dcsha came home on 4
miss by third base.
Second HaIf-Lemon drew pass
Miller walked and forced Lemon to
second. Jones hit over second. Lemon
and Miller moved M base, filing the
bases. Lemon scored on wild throw
ty Castle. Miller and Jones scored
on u passed ball by Hampton Castle
walked Kuhina. MalDthy dropped
pluDkettB fly In left field. Kuhina
went to third and Plunkett went &c
second Renter retired his side by go
Ing ont at first.
SECOND INNING
Reuter- struck out his three men II
succession.
Second lIalf---LemoD walked Lemon
went To second on u poor throw &c
first. Miller hit for two bases to cen
ter field. Lemon scored. Miller stoIt
third. Kaanoi few ont to Kia.
THIRD INNING
d. Dcsha worked his base. Desha
out stealing second j. Desha went tt
first on % dead ball.
Second fIaIf--i.ota hit safe ovel
second Lota stole second KuhInf
out ut first lIota went to third. XII
made nice catch Of Plunkett's fly
Lota crossed tho plate on a Wild throw
| by Castle. Reuter- struck out.
FOURTH INNING
Puns failed 10 reach first base
Second Haf-N Nothing for the Kams
FIFTH INNING
PunB got u horse collar In this In
ninG.
Second IIalf--Jones singled TO right
| Jones stole second. Castle walket
! Lpta. Kubina hit TO second. Lott
Was forced out. Jones scores on Kia'!
miss of a throw from Hampton. Plum
kett, he walked The game IL 80 SLOW
that nobody Is running.
SIXTH INNING
Puns failed TO reach the first bag.
Second Williams takes Cas-
ties place IN the box, Williams walked
Lemon. Miller bit safe past third
Lemon went TO second Lemon stol'
third. Kaanoi struck out, retiring hi
side.
SEVENTH INNING
Plunkett made u pretty runnini
catch of Castles long fly. William
flew out to Lemon al short. Kia fev
out TO Reuter-.
Second Half--Nothlng doing for tn
Kams.
EIGHTH INNING
Kia struck out. Nothing more II
sight
Second Half--Lemon drew pas
and went TO second on u passed ball.
NINTH INNING
Nothing doing
MESSENGER BOY
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-08-17
UNCLE SAM AND THE
BOOZE COMMISSION

The Booze Commission n liable TO
Gbd Itself In conflict with Tho United
States 6f America II n tries 10 enforce
sGme " The rules and regulations con.
tained In the new liquor law. OF
(ContInusd on pAae ~
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-08-17

The reader who actually de.
YOURS shopping advertisements is
the woman. Her interest in them
is part Of her devotion 10 herself
and her family II she has one. /
Her wants are as multifarious as
the stars in the heavens. She is
constantly on the alert for bar.
gains. Who invites her patron
age but the merchant who informs
her through such home medium :
as the Evening Bulletin
how he may satisfy her needs
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-08-17
FOURTH INNING
SIXTH INNING

Puns failed to reach tho first bag.
Second Williams takes Cas-
ties place IN the box Williams walked
Lemon. Miller bit safe past third
Lemon went TO second. Lemon stole
third. Kaanoi struck out, retiring hi'
side.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-08-17
SECOND INNING

Reuter- struck out his three men in
succession.
Second Half--LemoD walked. Lemon
went TO second on poor throw to
first. Miller hit for two bases to cen
ter field. Lemon scored. Miller stole
third. KaanO few ont to Kia.