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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-09-25
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HEAD WORK FOR PLAYERS.

What Captain Mohler of the Seals
has to say:
'Ill tell you the kind of player
like" he began. at is the player
who will walk up to that plate and
pull off stunt without having to be
told about 1t, and will take the re.
Fponsibility II he makes failure out
of 1t. That's the kind of a player /
like. A great many players want to
be told what to do when they go up
TO bat. They will sacrifice, hit with
the base-runner, or work the squeeze
play II told to do so, but they want
to be told, Pete Lohman was great
man for making players use their
noodles. He used to say to the boys:
Now use your judgment when you
so up. Make the play you think
best And Pete wouldn't howl II
YOU fell down. So long as you gave
signs Of using your head Lehman
was satisfied. He was a great leader
Now will give you a reason why a
player who will pull off plays on his
own hook is valuable. You may tell
a player going to bat to dump the
ball for sacrifice, but when he gets
up to the plate he may see chance
to work the hit-and-run gag. The
player at bat is the best Judge of the
situation, for he is up there and OF
the job. Take the squeeze play; IT.
all right, and players should pull II
off with more frequency than the,
do, but they don't like to unless told
for fear they will make a nuko. In
ether words they don't like to tax,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-09-25
SECOND GLASS YACHTS To RACE

The first contest for the Macfar-
lane cup will be sailed by the second
class yachts under the auspices OF
the Hawaiian Yacht Club on Sunday
next.
The start will be made of the
Myrtle Boat House, thence to buoy
of the Moana hotel, thence to Pearl
Harbor and return to the starting
point. This will bring out all of the
qualities of the little craft and should
make u very pretty race.
The cup is offered by +. w. Mac
tarlane, who has done much to lost
yachting in these islands.
II is an interesting fact to know
that those along the beach will be
able to witness at least u portion OF
the match.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-09-25
ON THE GOLF GREENS

The semifnals for the Mclnerny
Golf Cup will be played at the Country
Club on Sunday next. AS there are
rot many of the players who will In
dulge In this match, the balance are
anxious to see a foursome competition
This should make an interesting
match, as there has never been one on
the new Country Club course.
Next month the White Rock Cup
will be PLAYED for at Moanalua. On
the Goth there will be a foursome com
petition at Moanalua links. On De-
cember Sth the medal play competition
r. to take place.
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Golfers are glad To learn that Har-
old Giffard Is out of the hospital and
VIII soon be seen in some of the
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-09-25
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SPEEDY SKATER.

Harley Davidson, who is recognized
as the champion skater of the world
mas arrived at San Francisco from the
East and offers to arrange a mater
with any enc who would like to c1u'
test his title. In the international
races held In Chicago In June David
son defeated all opponents In scnsa
lional style.
Davidson offers TO wager $1,000 tina,
he can beat any man In the world ~
rollers, and d. M. Moses of the Coll
scum rink offers to hang mp li56ra
purse II match can be made.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-09-25
tennis At COUNTRY CLUB

The oiled court at the Country Club
is now in shape to be played upon, ana
the chances are that the players will
begin to serve balls upon the new
court Sunday.
A. T. Brock has had charge of the
construction of the court and II any
thing can be judged by looks It is one
of the finest In Honolulu. This will
give the tennis men chance, and
golf is not the only sport at the club
now. The chances are that some in
teresting matches will soon be pulled
off. This court will greatly interest
local tennis players.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-09-25
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CALIFORNIA FOOTBALL.

Stanford University. Sept. A.
Practice on the improyised Rugby
field continues each afternoon Of the
week at 4:iO o'clock, and on Saturdays
at $3.50. Coaches flanagan and Pres.
icy are now working the squads by
classes. Each afternoon the most ex'
perienced men of the senior class OPP
pose those of the junior class In
scrums. The sophomores are placed
AGAINST the freshmen.
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University of California, Sept IA
The first varsity football game of the
year is to be played this afternoon
when the varsity. will meet the Bar.
harlan team. The Barbarians are ex'
perienced players, and 1t is probable
that the University team will have tt
work very hard to hold their own, as
many of the players are almost with
out experience in the game. The var.
sity has been training hard under the
direction of Coach Taylor and Captain
fuller. and from the showing that the
team has made in practice they are ex'
rected to put up strong contest. Th,
competition for places is very keen
and all the men who are given chances
in the lineup can be counted on e
play the best game Of which they are
caDable.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-09-25
v SPORTS
$50 --------~-------------"------
WilIHaWaiiS
In Coast Series

Journeys. Gifrard is one of the Best
rlayers here.
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There is already talk of making the
course at the Country Club Is holes.
This would be very fine II they would.
There is ample ground and all the
chances in the world TO make a grand
course of this.
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The idea of having professional
golfer has created much interest
amongst local golfers and they all
want to sec this idea carried out
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Halciwa is little slow these days
with their Journeys.
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II looks as though the White Rock
Cup had a long way to go.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-09-25

What chances will the picked team
of Hawaii have against "Mique"
Fishers all-star aggregation that is
to invade Hawaii in November?
This is a question that is being ask d
by interested fans. There are some
who think that the locals won't have
a look-in and there are still others
who think that our boys will have
a first class chance. Opinions are di-
vided on tho subject and each side
can produce &:rong arguments in its
favor.
In the first place \ must be re-
memEered that the team that repre-
sents Hawaii will be the cream OF
the Islands The very best players
will he selected and will practice to-
gether. Barney Joy will be in the
box for the locals and with his super
Tor pitching the Hawaii team should
play fast defensive game. If there
is no local catcher who can hold
Barney n professional who will be
imported for the purpose will jump
in behind the bat. This will also
strengthen the home team as Il is
behind the bat the local boys are
weak.
A strong point in favor of the
locals is the fact that they will he
on their home grounds and catch the
Coast boys with their sea legs in the
first few games. Then the grounds
and everything will be strange to
Fishers Pilgrims. Then the question
will be: Can the local boys hit the
Coast pitchers? IL they can they
will stand Il very good chance TO take
at least half Of the games. with
such men as Hampton, Eycrs, Will
liams. Vannatta and Fernandez in
the infield few hits will get through.
Our boys should field with the big
fellows but what they most need is
team batting and working together
on the baGe lines. 1t is in this de-
.partmcnt of the game and on the
coaching lines that the big leaguers
will shine. DevercauX is sure to get
'hc hoiiit bOys III lHc an ny mn tOdNh-
ing stunts and the locals must turn
the tables on the Red Dog"
Whichever way the games go they
are going to be holly contested and
1t is an even bet that neither team
will have any walk-over.
The fans arc growing anxious to
see this team arrive. AS Jack Doyle
expressed it, I'm going to Frisco
on the next Hilonian. can't wait
for Bill DeyereauX to come SO ! am
going to Frisco to see him."
A call will be made on all the
players to turn out to practice on the
first of the month. Each and every
player will be given a chance and 1t
is then up to him to make good.
Donovan of Detroit leads In Amer.
ican League, having the same as
Brown, SIS and having won Is
games out of 22.
Brown of Chicago leads National
League pitchers with SIS, having
won is games out of 80.
u ~ -
Wagner leads the National League
In batting with a percentage OF .343
:: /. 81
Clymer of Washington leads the
American League with 1855.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-09-25

The Call of September 10th says
lonoiulu's best polo players will
come to San Francisco in February tt
lake part in the week long tourna.
ment Word was brought from the
Island by Al 'clough. trainer fol-
Charles w. Clark, who has been down
in the Islands for his health and while
there put many ponies in shape. He
says there will be good team to rep
resent Honolulu. The Islanders, with
the men from the South, should make
the tournament one of the best seer
here in years.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-09-25

ronto won the bunting contest.
reaching first in 1-5 seconds.
Circlins the bases, Clements of the
Jersey CITY Eastern League team won
in II IL %econds.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1907-05-04
Eighth Grade Examination for 1907

The annual eighth grade eXamiDa-
ton will be held on Thursday and
Friday. May $40. l907,a the following
places Charlevoiy. BOyne City,
Boyne Falls, Clarion, ST James and
East Jordan. (west sde)
Examination will begin promptly at
$50 standard time.
Applicants should bring paper and
pencil or pen.
Only pupils who have pursued the
studies of the eighth grade for "a per
iod Of at least six months shall be per-
mitted TO take the examination aud
each pupil shall bring certificate
from his teacher stating that he has
pnrsnes said studies for required time.
Pupils Of lower grades may write
but the papers will not be folwarde !
to the commissioner.
The questions in reading Will be
based on RIP Van Winkle"--Irving
An average standing of so per cent
and not less than 20 per cent in any
branch will be required in order TO Sc
cure diploma.
j. H.MILFoRD,
COm'r. Of Schools.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1907-05-04
Royalty
Entertained
Were the Visiting Sir
kKnight MaCCabees and
Ladies.

One of the best local ,fraternal cele-
brations ever held in our Village was
that given Tuesday evening by North
Star Tent No. l30 and SorOnan Hive
No 452. aided by CT. Lieut.. Com. &.
H. Perry OF Cadillac The entertain
ment was the outl lSdwth OF a member
ship contest which resulted in secur-
ing some 40 new mem bers and the ap-
plIcatious OF nearly as many more.
In fact SO successful has the con
test been that it will be cuDtinued
during the month Of May at the same
exceptionally low rates and Deputy
Perry will be here TO make a thorough
canvass. The Lady Maccabees are
also planning membership campaign
which will be instituted some time i'm
the near future. AS this is one OF the
best and safest fraternal insurance
orders in our State, il will be for each
ones interest TO thoroughly investi-
gate its merits
Among the guests from outside were
Sir Knights and Ladies from Traverse
CITY, Charlevoix, Boyne City, Ellis
worth, Central Lake, Bellaire, Ironton
and other places. Phe Central Lake
delegation brought their band along
which is under the leadership of
Frank Martinek.
The open meeting at the Opera
House was We'll attended, aid the pro-
gram excellent. Mr.. and Mrs. Dole
gave several vocal musical selections
which were we'll received and thor
olfghly appreciated. Supt. Fuller an
nOunced the program. Rev. Grigsby
offered prayer, following which Mrs.
Aunie Hottie. ct. Lieut., Com Of
Muskegon gave an interesting talk on
MaccabeeiSm. Hon Perry K. Powers
Of Cadillac-whO is too well known 10
the people of Michigan TO need an IN
troduction--spoke in highest terms Of
East Jordans S beautiful surroundings
and congratulated our citizens en- hav-
ing such excellent musical talent
ne Uucu lduIlCIitI lubO IIdUSIudIISlll
and brought forth some vivid pictures
of its underlying value The meeting
closed with a Good Night" song by
Mrs. Dole
The Lady Maccabees then proceeded
N91 their Hal where supper was
awaiting them and where they had an
informal meeting in which things for
the Good of the Order were discussed.
The Sir Knights assembled at the
Opera House and proceeded To initi-
ate big class into the secret work Of
the order. They were then served at
the Hall with midnight supper.
And IL was two O'Clock and after be
fore the crowds departed for home 6e-
Glazing that East Jordan Mac abees
were right royal entertainers.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1907-05-04
Isl PDunkard.

j G. Lewis, that ever popular char
acter comedian and his company will
fl an engagement at the LOveday
Opera House next Tuesday night.
An exchange SAYS: "Whenever the
name Of 81 Plunkard is mentioned
where it has been before. the dulest
face becomes bright with the thought
of the good natured young farmer who
has caused SO many TO hold their sides
with laughter He is not an lmagin-
ary character but one which you can
meet every day Oy visiting small coun-
try towns. lie is not man Of educa
tson, but simply simOn-pnre farmer
whose home is always open TO the
weary traveller. ST Plunkard is not
tumble, but we'll devised and ex-
ceptionally strong and interesting
comedy taken from everyday life. 1T
is play anyone can take lesson
FROM The play abounds in bright
specaities by the funny comedians
and clever little Arletta Lewis. The
company will give their lannon's and
original funny country Band street
parade announcing their arrival in
our city.
Marion Lewis. the dashing leading
lady in the 81 Plunkard company is a
clever artist and an excellent vocalist.
She has the past four seasons success
fully played the role OF "DOra" with
the original 81 Plunkard company
which will be at the Loveday Opera
House Tuesday next.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1907-05-04

The mellow goose. the malard duck.
the black bird aud the crow, will soon
be here from southern lands to watch
our corn fields grow; the hungry hawk
and thunder pump" will also come
along; and join the cheerful racket
with the bull frogs tuneful song. All
nature soon will don her garb Of green
and dappled grey, while snow. and ice
and wood bills too; will sadly fade
away. The farmers boy sent out to
plow will find a stack OF hay; lie down
upon its sunny side and sleep for half
day. The dry goods clerk with dole
full yawn.-no custom in sight-on
bales OF two cent Gallo will rest from
morn to night. A gentle langnor
steals upon the brayest and the best;
and the printers are the only beings
who can't find time TO rest.-North-
port Leader.
Michlgan's delegation in congress is
tremain solidly republican. This
fortunate situation was insured
through the action of the voters of the
fifth district in giving good majori-
ty To G.. j. Dekema, the republican
candidate. at the special election held
last Saturday to select successor to
Senator William Alden Smith. AL
though appeals TO location sympath-
les and produces were made in behalf
OF the democratic candidate, and in
terests urged in his behalf which had
no legitimate part or place In such a
contest. Mr.. Diekema's majority was
very satisfactory in view Of the very
light vote cast. Michigan aud the
fifth congressional district will baye
In Mr.. Diekema another able and IN
fuontial representative in the nation
alsOnsre's'
IF you think you would like Phono-
graph, go to MACK S JEwELRY STORE
aud see what he eau offer you.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1907-05-04
Old papers sold at this office.

Ilb PdDCIS SUM- dU IillS OlllCt.
The Louisville COurier-Journal says
that Mr.. Roosevelt has a mobile face
Auto or Alabama?
The trouble with the April showers
this year, was tn at they froze before
they touched the ground.
Cheer up! If the weather were not
as it is, and has been for some time.
you might now be pushing the lawn
mower.
New Jersey has resolved to fine the
trusts $3.50 each. This will almost
bankrupt such corporations aa Stan
dard Oil and the American Tobacco
Co.
Every woman appreciates a beauti-
full complexion, so much desired by
men. Such cOmplexions come to all
who use HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain
Tea. 80 cents, Tea or Tablets. War
ne's Pharmacy.
Wanted:-l0 men in each state to
travel, distribute samples of our goods
and tack signs. Salary $500 per
months; $500 per day for expenses.
Saunders Co Department p. 46 Jack
son Boulevard, Chicago, Ill.-52-l3
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1907-05-04
j. H.MILFORD,
Com'r. Of Schools.

Handmade farm and driving Har-
ness at STROEBEL BROS.
If you want bargains in Clothing,
Hats and Shoes remember Wiesman s
Saturday Specials.
Tile FOR SALE:-The East Jordan
Brick Yard has a quantity of 3 inch
tile on its hands and while it lasts
will be disposed of at $3.50 per NJ.
EMPEY BROS line of Dressing
Cases are really worth speudinga lit
tie time TO look at them over. All
kinds and prices. Say nothing about
them.
A Chicago woman has sued her hus-
band for divorce because he hasn't
SPOKEN TO her for sixteen years. Pos
sibly the man hasn't had a good
chance.
If Evelyn Thaw is to be again called
TO the stand is tell her story at the
next trial, long suffering public may
be pardoned for hoping that she will
be afflicted with failing memory by
that time.
Let me send you free, for Catarrh,
just TO prove merit, a Trial size box Of
DR.. Shoop's Catarrh Remedy. 1t is a
snow white creamy. healing antiseptic
balm. Containing such healing in
gradients as Oil Eucalyptus, Thyme
MenthOl, etc. it gives instant and
lasting relief 10 Catarrh of the nose
and throat. Make the free. test and
see Jor yourself what this preparation
can and will accomplish. Address
Dr. Shoop. Racine, Wis. Large jars
so cents. Sold by Warne's Pharmacy.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1907-05-04
SECRETARY

Hog Cholera prevented and cured
with Snoddy's Cure. Worms run out.
Dr. ID. G. SNoDDY Co., Nashville,
Tenn. or Kempton, Ind.
Thousands have pronounced Hollis
ter's Rocky Mountain Tea the greatest
healing power on earth. When medi-
cal science fails, IL succeeds. Makes
YOU well and keeps you we'll. 80 cents
Tea or Tablets. Warne's Pharmacy
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1907-05-04
Notice of Annual Nee ting

Notice is hereby given that regul ar
Annual Meeting Of the Charlevoix
County Masonic Mutual Benefit Asso-
citation will be held at Masonic Hall
in the City OF Charleyoix, Thursday
evening, May 18th. 1907 at s O'Clock,
for the election Of officers and sucn
other business a, may come before the
meeting.
CHAs. K. SEE,
SECRETARY.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-06-06
Riekshaws and Dandiss.

IN the mountain districts of india
the principal vehicles of passenger
conveyance are thu rickshaw and The
dandy, with which Rudyard Kipling
has made us familiar. The rickshaW
Is pushed and pulled through the
streets and on the roads leading out
into the country BY four coolies, and
the dandy Is carried on the shout
ders OF four and sometimes Six coolies.
Saddle ponies are also used to some ex-I
tent, but most Of the Inhabitants and
quite eli visitors use the rickshaw and
dandy. The latter IL constructed on
the plan Of q sleigh box, but longer. a
pole - attached fore and aft, which III
long enough to give a springy motion
when the coolies are walking ana trot-
ting. a crosspiece rests on the shout
ders Of the coolies and Is shifted now
and then from one shoulder to the 9TH
er Tor rest BY the command of the
cody 70 charge this shift Is made si.
multaneouslys
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-06-06
This Years Ideal Vacation Trip.

.
Pennsylvania Lines excursion tick
cts to Jamestown Exposition (Nor-
folk sold daily during summer VIC
New York and steamer down the At
lantic: via Philadelphia and Cape
Charles Route including steamer trip
across Chesapeake Bay via Old Point
Comfort fortress Monroe vial Bal
.timore and Washington. Steamer
from Baltimore down the Potomac
River and Chesapeake Bay: rail
through Richmond, or steamer down
chesapeake Bay from Washington:
also via Columbus, Cincinnati or
Louisville. Privilege Of going one
route and returning another, with stop
overs for side trips to Atlantic City
and seashore resorts and to resorts
In New England. For details write
q =. Thompson, T. p. Agent, 1874 n.
Sixth street. st. Paul, MINI.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-06-06
MANDAN
Duet, oh! That We Two Were Maying
Alice Mary Smith. Mrs. v. j. LaRose.
+ 3Ss Mr. n Munrst

Duet, Oh! That We Two Were Maying
Alice Mary Smith. Mrs. v. ]. LaRose.
Mr.. e. Wuerst.
The Man for the Crisis. !. /. !. 8
....5... .5....5..... atherine F. Key
Valedictory Oliver Cromwell and
English Liberty Nellie v. James
Solo. The King of the Vikings Am /
Walter A. Phillips. Mr. e. Wuerst.
Address. Hon. John Burke of N. Oak.
Presentation of Glass to Board of
Education 80. Supt. p. T. McNallv
Comforting Diplomas H. d. Steven
son, Pres. Board of Education
Class song j. 81. ].
Benediction. Very Rev. d. v. Collins
The different parts of the program
were given in excellent manner and
show careful preparation and study
on the part of those participating The
event Of the evening, however, which
perhaps oyershadoWed the interest in
the program given by the graduates
was the spirited address given by
Governor Burke. The Governor was
in excellent voice and had his heart
in his subject. He received marked
attention from his large audience and
as he progressed through the Flaw en-
forcement" portion of his address he
was interrupted with frequent out
bursts Of applause. He spoke for IS
minutes and during all Of the time
was closely followed by his audience.
He was not confined by the program
to any particular subject, and after
congratulating the audience for the
interest shown In educational mat
tiers, saying that he knew the audi
ence had not come to Sc him because
he had spoken In the city on other
occasions and did not have as large
an audience which was greeted by
laughter by his hearers who were
aware Of the small audience which
greeted him ait this place during the
campaign last year; and after calling
the attention Of the audience to the
generous provisions of our state con.
stitution providing for the mainten.
ance of the different educational In.
stitutions Of the state, and the true
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-06-06
HUNT FOR THIEVES
NORTH DAKOTA. JOINS MONTANA
AND WYOMING IN CAMPAIGN Il
AGAINST HORSE THIEVES.

4
Belle Fourche. s. D. June Sheriff
William Moses, who has proved him
self terror to cattle and horse trust
lers, !" has returned from an important.
meeting Of the horse raisers Of Wyom
ing, at which arrangements were
made for waging war of extermina-
3tion upon the horse and cattle thieves
of western North and South Dakota,
eastern Montana and Wyoming, and
the Pine Ridge and Rosebud Indian
reservatios of South Dakota.
All this vast extent Of territory has
been divided into districts, each one
being placed in charge OF reliable
sheriffs. Western North and South
Dakota and the Pine Ridge and Rose
bud reservations have been assigned
to Sheriff Moses. and he has been
authorized by the Horsegrowers' as
sociation Of Wyoming to spare no
efforts or expense In arresting men
who modest the horses OF the mem
bers OF the association, or who have
In the past handled any Of the ami
mails. either as. thieves Of middlemen,
Rewards as high as 81 900 have been
offered for the conviction Of any man
who has stolen horses from members
Of the association.
In order to get the lay" Of the land
the thieves send out advance men
through the territory where the raid
| is contemplated. These pretend to be
cattle buyers, but they spy out the
valuable horses and the raiders az
forwards visit the places and secure
possession Of the animals. Many oi
1.-The stolen horses are sent by the
thieves across the line into British
Northwest Territory, where they are
disposed Of to unsuspecting farmers.