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The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-22
THE RACES
RESULTS AT LATONIA.

Cincinnati. June 21.-Haze1 Thorpe was the only winning favorite at La- tonia today. Only three of the seven starters in the steeplechase finished. War Chief won the race easily by six lengths from Grey Plume with favorite, Pen Dragon and Pace Girdle fell and Maraschino ran out. Track fast.
 First race, five furlongs:-Stone Street. 1o7, (Pickensl to won; Rexall, 102, Uee) 4 to 1, second; Sa- bader, 1O7, (Powers,) 10 to I third. Time 1.02. Chestnut Bell. Triangle, Black Dress, Donna H., Albert M.. Bu- to, Silver Cup, Pleasant View, Belle, Lady Flora and Inventress, ran.
 Second race, six furlongs:-Orland- wick, 105, (Steele,) 30 to l, won; Minos, 110, (Cherry) 10 to l, second; Della Thorpe. 105, (Walker.) 4 to l, third. Time 1:15 2-5. Evran, Mattie Mac, Caper. Young Stevens, Hyperbole. Lit tie George, Dulsura, Ertcson, Monere and Belle Mence ran.
 Third race, six furlongs:-Hazel Thorpe, 97, (Austln,) to 5 won; Hickey 99, (Powers) 6 to 1, second; Bossertan, 100. (Bilac,) to 1 third. Time 1:15. Ovelando, Zinfanda, Major T. J. Carson ran.
 Fourth race, steeplechase, short course:-War Chief, 14S, (Rice) to 1, won; Grey Plume, 1SS, (Garnett) 8 to second; Henry Pioneer 14S, (Hus- ton,) 6 to 1 third Time 3:01 3-5.
 Fifth race, four and one-half fur longs:-Evelyn S.. 1OS, (E. Martin.) 16 to 1 won; Geneva S.. 103, (Powers,) 4 to 1, second; R. c. Ram, IA, Oee0 to third. Time 0:55 2-5. Overby, Macias, Dick Walsh, Ben Sand, The Bias, Crescent Boy, Tackle, Robert Moore, Dina, Evie Mai, Esther Brown, ran.
 Sixth race, mile and half:-Gamester, 99, (Ott.) Il to won; Bernia Craner, 10S. (Cherry.) 10 to 1 second; Little Elkin. 1O1, (Ellenor,) to third. Time 2:36 1-5. Miss Barnum. Attila, Casper dine and Miss Hawley ran.
 Latonia Entries.
 Cincinnati, June 21.--Latonia en- tries for tomorrow:
 First race. six furlongs. selling Demo. S5; Berryman. 92: Evran, S4; wood, LaCache, 9S; Helen Virginia 100; Bensonhurst, Benstrome, Bert Osra' Husted, 1OS: Telescope. 1o5; Exact 1OS; Potter. stoener Hill, 1o6; Nazi- mova, S4; Cora Durant, Lovely Girl. 97; Wine Merchant. Orlandot 100: Clear Run. 1o1; BalIas 1SS; RnaJI Merrigoii io7 1oo' Cheswardine, 106; Col; Bradyi nnridob tUii SiviIaw, 97; Bucket Brigade. Separa- l tor, Marcus Urelius, Ordeno, Bitter Gold loo; Ada O. Walker, 10S; Hans Bridge. Ill; Honest, 11S.
 | Fourth race, mile and an eighth Qpeen City Handicap-Prince Ahmed s2; Plantland. 94; Lexoline, 9S; The Mtnks 112; Red Gauntlet; .,a,Is Mike R. smt- 11e l i02: Wingting, King of Troy, Tileing oid cGd' Honesty. los; Pasadena. True Wing Peter Sterling, i'll; Phil Finch, 114
 Fifth race, six furlongs. purse S9: Al. w. 90: Warner Griswold. 94 ColIoquy, 96: Morales. 97; Stenger. The CIansman. 100; Cablegram, 112.
 Sixth race, mile and sixteenth, Quardo, Woolstone. 93; Guagga, 96 1 County Clerk, 9S; Miss Ida, Still Alarm 1O2; Swift Wing, 10S; Rebounder. Ma tador. Ill: Prince Silverwings, 117.
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ResuItn mt sheepshead.

New York. June 21.-Tony Faust, a despised outsider in the betting at 30 to l, won the Coney Island handicap six furlongs, at Sheepshead Bay to- day, defeating some very fast sprint CTS Kings Daughter was second with Dreamer, third. Jockey Miller had his leg broken when his mount, Punch Tn the sixth race ran into the fence. Jockey Notter was suspended Tor three days by the starter. Two faVorltes won.
 First race, selling five furongs; fu- turity course-Aiauda, 1O6, (Mountatn) 10 to l. won; Rick, 99, lHorner(, to l; second; Massen,S IO7, (Miller( to l. third. Time. 1:01 2-5. Warrant, Una, New Garter Montbert. Select Rustic. Royal Evox, Astora Belle, Hiacke and Treasure ran. ,
 Second race, selling; six and one half furlongs main course-Barbary Belle. 95, (E. Dugan). 5 to l. won; Orbicu- lar, 113, (Radtke). to l, second Moyea, 97, (Shilling), 12 to l. third .. Time, 1:20 Lady Anne, Workman, Nagasam. D'Arkle, Poeteric Gam brinus, Belcast Yorkist, Pretension, Clnchona, Little Woods and Rifeman ran.
 Third race, Daisy Stakes; five rur- longs on turf-Notasulga, 122. (Radtke) ? to 1, won; Cohort,, 125, Gowel, to to l, third. Time, ,1;o7;, James B, Brady Thermidor, Fordell. Scallop, Don nAn. Ear1s Cnurt and Fond Heart ran
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SOUTH ATLANTIC.

Jacksonville. June 21.--with one out in the ninth, Jacksonville scored the Jacksonville 1000 900 oo1-1 1 Macon ...... 900 900 000--O o Batteries-Sitton and Schan and Roth: Helm and Harnish.
 Charleston, June 21.-Charleston won today in a game characterized by fast playing. Score: R. H. E. Columbia . ... 900 900 000-0 1 Batteries-Foster and Evers; Mo Kenzie and Harkins.
 Augusta, June 21.-Sparks held Sa- vannah down to three hits today and Augusta won.
 R. H. E. Savannah .. 1000 900 100-1 8 Augusta .. 1000 002 30x--5 6 1 Batteries-Nuer and Kahlkoff; Sparks and Connolly.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Pittsburg. June 21.-Pittsburg made seven of its eleven hits in the fourth inning. netting four runs and winning the game.
 Pittsburg .. 1000 400 20x--6 II 1 New York .. 1000 0O1 000-1 6 2
 Leifield and Smith; Ames and Fitz- gerald. Time IA. Empires, Rigler and Emslie
 Chicago, June 21-C.hicago shut out St. Louis today in a we'll played game, scoring two runs on three punched hits.
 Chicago .. .. 1000 200 O0x-2 l St. Louis 900 900 000-O 8 1
 Brown and King: Lush and Mar shall. Time 1:S6. Umpires, Carpenter and O'Day.
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ALABAMA CITY WINS.
AnnistOn Went Down By Score
 2 tn 2

\ nnisTOn WenT DOWn
 to 2.
 Anniston. June 21.-(Special. )-Hits were punched in the first and second innings today and Alabama City won easily.
 shut out the visitors the rest of the game
 Score by innings: o o.. R H , Alabama City. ..12O 01O O00-4 ? Batteries-Lay. Holden and Burgess Ware and Riddle,
 The Alabama City team leaves to- morrow to play the second of a series at Pen city at the latter place, Pei! City won the first game at Alabama city and the last game will be played in the latter place next Saturday.
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PAVING BIDS

Selma Ala. June 14th. 1907. Sealed bids will be received at City En- ntneer's office until 12 o'clock Tues day June 25th, 1907 for paving water Street from the east margin of Sylvan to the west margin of Church and Broad Streets from the north margin of Water to the thic and asphalt on a six inch concrete foundation.
 The right to reject any and all bids served. Plans and specifications Ale at the office of City Engineer. Julien Smith.
 V B. ATKINS. Mayor W. L. QUINN. Chairman St. Committee.
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FIVE KILLED IN AUTO.
Automobile Going At High Speed
 Strikes Big Rock.

Naples, June 21.-A most appalling automobile accident occurred at Cai- anello, about 100 miles distant from Naples yesterday. five men being kill ed. The motor car which was going at high speed ran into rock and was demolished Among the killed was Prince Pesceldia a member of the Ital- Ian nobility and of a high royal fami- ly, on account of whose death the aris- tocracy of the whole lower Italy will be in mourning
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eneciaI from Little Rock, says:
NEW PLAYER PROCURED.
Vaughn Gets OutfeIder BrOdie from
 Providence.

Birmingham June 21.--(Special) A telegram from Manager Harry Vaughan of the Birmingham baseball team an nounces the signing of new out, report Tn Birmingham Sunday, and comes from Providence.
 He Is a friend of First Baseman Meek and 1t Is believed will strengthen the team some. His fielding average last year was .955 and batting average
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-22
PELICANS SCALPED
TWELVE INNING CONTEST IN CRIES.
 CENT CITY.
Dobbers Took First Game of Series Former American League Star Makes Debut In Southern
 INaUme.

New Orleans, La., June 21.-Gatin's wild toss of Wells grounder to Mat thews in the twelfth inning, allowed Morse to score the winning run. Guese was driven from the box in two in- nings. Nashville scoring six runs on six hits. McCormicks' two triples in succession was the feature of the game. Lave Cross, Former American League star, made his first appearance in the Southern League today, playing third base for New Orleans.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-22

ed New York today. The victory gave the present series to the Cardinals, three games to one.
 R. H. D. St. Louis .. ..033 900 001-7 12 0 New York. 200 O01 000-3 z 3 Batteries-Howell and Buslow; Orth and Kleinow. Time, 1858. Umpire, OLaughlin.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-22

Summary-Sacrifice hits, Baxter CD, Seabaugh CD, Henline, Ball, Hausen. Benson. Stolen bases. Henline. Haul sen, Benson. Base on balls, off Hick- man, 8; Maxwell, 1. Struck out. by CT, by Hickman, 1: Maxwell, 1. Base on errors, Shreveport, 1; Montgomery. ?. Left on bases, Shreveport g.; Montgomery, 4. Time, 1:45. Umpire, Zimmer.
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NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that the partnership heretofore existing between J. O. Lee and E. c. Adams under the firm name of the L. & A Laundry Is hereby dissolved, the said E c. Adams having sold his interest to J A. Chambliss, and the said J. O. Lee and J. A. Chambless having assumed all of the in debtedness of the old firm of the & A. Laundry are entitled to collect all accounts due the same and will continue the business under the name of the L. & Laundry Co.
 J. O. LEE.
 F. c. ADAMS.
 J. A. CHAMBLESS. June 1s, 1907 At
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BARONS LOSE AGAIN
WINNING RUN WAS SCORED IN
 ELEVENTH INNING.
Game Was a Regular Pitchers Battle, and Errors Were Responsible for Run In the Last
 Inning.

Little Rock, June 21.--Little Rock won an eleven-inning pitchers battle this afternoon by the score of to f. Errors were largely responsible for with Rockenfeld on third, Miller smash
 ed a line-drive at Molesworth. The centerfelder threw to the grand stand and Rockenfield scored the winning
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-22
TODAY'S SCHEDULE.
Southern League

Southern League Montgomery at Shreveport. Birmingham at Little Rock. atlanta at Memphis.
 Nashville at New Orleans. American League Chicago at Detroit. St. Louis at Cleveland.
 New York at Boston.
 Washington at Philadelphia. National League Philadelphia at Brooklyn. Boston at New York.
 St. Louis at Chicago.
 Cincinnati at Pittsburg. Cotton States League Vicksburg at Mobile. Jackson at Gulfport.
 Columbus at Meridian. South Atlantic League. Savannah at Augusta. Macon at Jacksonville
 Columbia at Charleston.
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WieRs6urg WSilse ',':...SSSSO .SSO oso oso SS1-s
 SummaryLstruck out, by Molly. $; Blackburn. 2; Taylor. 2. Base on balls, Molly, 2; Blackburn, 8; Taylor, 1. Hit nings pitched Blackburn, 4 1-3; Taylor. 2-3. Two base hits. Breyette, Boyd. Left on bases, Mobile, 10; Vicksburg, 5. Time of game, 1:40. Umpire, Daw- kins.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-22

Summary--Two base hits, Paskert. Stolen bases Castro. Richards. Base on balls, off Castleton 2; off Ball l, Struck out by Castelton 8; by Bills 1. Passed balls, Sweeney 2. Sacrifice hits, Booker, Dyfe. Neighbors, owens. Dou- bIe plays, Babb to Carey; James to Babb: Castro to Fox Time. 1.SO. Um- pire, Pfenninger.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-22
A FEW FOUL TIPS.

Lucky Hickman.
 Unlucky Maxwell.
 Double header today.
 Pretty close over in Memphis. Will Billy Smith drop all of them?
 Baxter's base running was a re- deeming feature yesterday.
 That's all right Weems. The best of them do the same thing occasional ly.
 Just nineteen games won and lost by one run this season-six won and thir- teen lost.
 Every game in the Southern League yesterday was won by one run-oaII playing. that.
 Charlie Frank is after the pennant in earnest. Lave Cross and other big league material will soon get on the Pelican lineup.
 The Birmingham Ledger insinuates that somebody on the team IS trying to take Harry Vaughn.s 1oo away s from him. Don't know who the gent IS but lunacy commission should be empanelled for him
 A special from Little Rock. says: Manager Finn toUay secured another new pitcher. He purchased GromiIllon from the Monroe Gulf Coast League team. The new pitcher who is expec- ted to report tomorrow Is left handler, with a great record, having pitched nine games this year and won all oi them
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-22

New Orleans .. 200 211 10l Ooo-s
 summary-Hits off Guese. in two innings: off Phillips, in ten 1nlngS' Dugan, 8 in three innings: off Sorrell
 in four innings. Three base hits Mccormick. 2. Two base hits, Atz. Cross, Sabrie. Stolen bases sa6rle' Gaston, Dobbs. Sacrifice hits, Beecher' 2; Persons. ?; Gatins: J. Dugan: Brett ons+ein Q. Lister Gaston, Wiseman. Double plays. McElveen to Lister; Ga tins to Sabrie. Struck out by Philips. on % 5aiis off Guese. l; off Phillips, 4; off J. Dugan. 1; off sorrell. 3; Hit by pitched ball, by E. Duggan. ?. Passed asee New Orleans, 10; Nashville, g. First on errors, New orleans. l; Nashville 5, Time of game 2:25. Umpire. Rudder- ham.
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MEMPHIS WINS OUT BABLERS AND CRACKERS PLAY SENSATIONAL BALL. An OppOrtune Hit in the Seventh In- ming Scored Winning Run and
 Saved the Day FOf
 Memphis.

Memphis Tenn, June 21.-James' hit in the seventh inning scored the win ming run for the local team today It was a great game, both teams playing sensational ball. Score:
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U. C. T. Meeting Tonight.
BARNES SCHOOL NOTICE.

The gymnasium and swimming pool of the r. M c. A will be used by the Barnes School next year. class will be organ ized. and thrice a week instructed by the T. N c. A. physical director. For mem bershfp in this class a small fee will be charged. R E. Barnes, Principal. St
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NOTES FROM THE
 BASEBALL DIAMOND

The New York Giants won seventeen games in a row and then lost eleven of the next seventeen.
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Unless the second division teams take a brace the American League race will become as one-sided as the Ma tional.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-22

Jack Dunn is to receive a bonus ot S1.0O0 If Baltimore wins the Eastern League pennant. The Orioles" will have to travel faster than they've been going for Jack to cash.
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i Summary-Struck out by Belmont, ,. | Bases on balls, Belmont, 2; Ashton, l. i Hit by pitcher, Belmont, l. Stolen bases, Thornton, Kemmer, Blackburn. | Double plays, Pease, unassisted. Left | on bases, Mobile, 3; Vicksburg, 2. Time of game, one .lour and thirty minutes. ! Umpire, Dawkins.
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NOTICE

The Peoples Cafe have placed all their affairs in the hands of W. M. Browder. 71S Washington St for liquidation The public are notified to send him any claims they may hold against the said firm.
 St PEOPLES CAFE
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-22
COTTON STATES LEAGUE.
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE.
YESTERDAYS GAMES,

Southern League Memphis, 8; Atlanta, 9 Little Rock. 5; Birmingham 4. New Orleans, 8; Nashville, 9.
 Shreveport, 8; Montgomery, 2. American League. Washington. 0; Cleveland, g. Philadelphia, ?; Detroit, ,.
 New York, 3; St. Louis. [.
 Boston, 4: Chicago, 4. National League Pittsburg, 6: New York, 1. Chicago, 2; St. Louis, 0. Cotton States League Meridian, 1; Columbus, 0. (Eleven innings)
 Guifport. 2; Jackson, G.
 Mobile, 5-4; Vicksburg, 1-3. south Atlantic League. Jacksonville. 1; Macon. O. Augusta, 5; Savannah, l.
 Charleston, 3; Columbia, 0. American AssOciatiOn- Kansas Ctty-St. Paul postponed. ac- count rain.
 Toledo. g. Indianapolis, 1.
 Minneapolis, 2; Milwaukee, 4.
 Louisville, 8; Columbus, '.
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That suspension seems to have been a good thing for "Rube" Waddell. Af- of thirty-eight strikeouts in four games
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NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that application will be made to the Governor of Alabama to commute the sentence of Dave Beeman from dath to Imprisonment for life.
 sat-2t F. W. JACKSON
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-22

Score by innings:
 Birmingham =. 1000 01O 012 O0--4
 Summary-Three base hits. Moles- worth, Alcock. Sacrifice hits. Douglass, Miller. Moesworth, Alcock, Garvin Stolen bases, Gilbert, Douglass. Base on balls off McCafferty, 5. Struck out, by Wilhelm. g; by McCafferty. 3. Hit by pitcher. McCafferty (Smith). Double plays, Rockenhe1d to Page to Doug lass. Time of game, 200. Empires, Rim and Hackett.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-22

Where would the Pittsburg team land without the services of Honus Wag- ner7 The great Dutchman constitutes about one-third of the playing strength of the Pirates
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A Stranger In Town Will be At Casino Matinee Today.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-22

 of the Pirates"
 / The New York Americans have been Q big disappointment othe Gotham fans this season. For the great bunch of ball players that they are, the HighIanders certainly have made a poor showing.
 In Aebhardt and Thielman the Cleveland club has two great young sters. Seldom do young pitchers snow such speed during their first year in major league company.
 With a pitcher striking out forty men in two days. nineteen inning tie game and a twenty -eight-inning game. Boston school boys are causing more of a sensation than several Boston ma 1or league teams.
 It looks like a cnch for the Chicago "Cubs" in the National and the Chicago "White SoX" and the Cleveland team to fight 1t out In the American League.
 Hughey Jennings is making the Detroit team play ball. It Is the same old bunch of Tigers" but they look fifty per cent stronger.
 The Brooklyn team was going at a great pace until they hit Pittsburg and then Chicago. Both the Pirates" and Cubs" put bad crlmp in the 'Dodg- CTS"
 The rumor that Dan McGann was to draw the pink slip seems to have been a false alarm, Daniel is playing with the GiapA
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MASONIC NOTICE.

lA A special convocation of kaI Montgomery R. A. Chapter.
 No 22. will be held on Satur-
 day evening at o'clock. = 2. : :; !: ::. ;: N AAAN Visiting companions are fra A NsM formally invited to attend. N AX Work in M. M. and P. M "/E degrees.
 By order of the H. P. h& wm. H. Dingley. Secretary
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(pES SIAr . 2I11Q&
FUNERAL NOTICE.

FUNERAL NOTICE.
 The friends and facquaintances of Mir. and Mrs " R A. Yarbrough. and family, are respectfully invited to attend the funeral of Mir. Yarbrough from the Union Depot at II a. m this. (Saturday) morning. Inter- ment at Oakwood cemetery.
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American League.
Cotton States League

National League
 Pittsburg, G.; New York, 1.
 Chicago, 2; St. Louis, 0.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

.xBpoL ssuIlUK OuIsBo W Sq IIIM uAAOL III LS1uu1lS v
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Totals. .. .... e. .31 "A 16 Belmont out for running out of line
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-06-07

Philadelphia May 25.-The Yale
University junior eight cared crew
furnished the sensation of the fifth
annual regatta of the American Row
ing Association here today by first
winning the race for second eight
cared shells and then defeating the
fresh and supposedly strong Cornell
juniors. This was one of the closest
races of the day, the Ithacans losing
liy only half length. Yale's time
for the course / mile and $50 yards,
was 6:35-two seconds slower than
the record made by the Cornell jun
iCrs two years ago.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-06-07
ALAMEDA ARRIVES
ON SCHEDULE TINE
Brings Many Honolulu
People, For
London

With Lawrence C"Larry'D Dee ant
900 tons of freight and some thirty pas
sengers the Oceanic steamer Alameda
was off Diamond Head from San
Francisco at $3.50 this morning with
quick passage of days and 10
hours to her credit. About 1880 she
was alongside the Company's wharf.
The Alameda reports passing the
steamer Coptic last Tuesday and the
steamer Sierra on Wednesday, both
hound northeast Yesterday the
steamer Nevadan, bound for Homo
lulu, was passed in the afternoon.
The Alameda brings fifty-five bags
of mail, being the accumulation of
one day.
On the Alameda are the two Misses
Chalmers, daughters of Manager
Chalmers of Waimanalo. They have
been attending school in California.
Shriners j. H. Craig, j. w. Fran
els, Frank Woods and e. j. Lord are
returning from the Los Angeles cele-
!
e. Fenelon, artist and illustrator,
Joins the Jack Londons and will jour-
ney with them in the yacht Shark to
the South Seas. He is typical b.
hemian of the Lawyer Strauss style
and affects a big necktie and long
hair He is quite intelligent in spite
of these handicaps.
A. B. Lindsay, the Honokaa mer-
chant, who has been on health-trip
to the Coast, was a returning passen-
ger to Honolulu.
DR.. H. L. Mount, prominent ply
stefan of Oregon, will tour the Islands
for some months on rest and recrea-
ton.
Mrs S. D. Mcconnell comes to Wis
it her father, J. H. Bliss, for many
years resident of Honolulu and a
bon vivant at the Moana Hotel, and
whose hospitality is worldwide.
Father H. Valentin, the popular
Priest of the R. C. Mission, has been
taking a trip through the States and
returns looking hale and hearty. A
number of his parishioners greeted
| him on the wharf.
Larry" Dee had derby overshad-
ewing the happy smile that only our
Larry can wear. He looks like hall
OF Goldfields belonged to him and his
scjourn in San Francisco has not only
made him prosperous but fat! Larry
will settle his old affairs here and
probably take his family back with
him.
The Alameda. will take on consid-
cradle freight here and sail for the
Coast next Wednesday morning.
The following are the sailing dates
of the new Australian mail line from
San Francisco to Sydney, New South
Wales, and Auckland, New Zealand:
s. S. Foreric, 5000 tons, August 10;
6. 8. Aymeric, 1900 tons, September
10; S. s. Boveric, 1900 tons, october
10; S. S. Inveric, 1900 tons, Novem-
her 10; S. s. Gymeric, 6600 tons, De.
cember 49, s. S. Tymeric, 500 tons
January 10.
These vessels will probably bring
the local mail from San Francisco on
the dates mentioned.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-06-07

POOR JUDGMENT

= A tobacconist in Atlanta, Ga,
y displays on a card IN his windows
= the statement: 81 can't afford
= any big advertising, as | put my
\ money in the goods" Unless he
: places his money with better
! judgment than he uses in his pub
= licity scheme the chances are that
! his customers could get better
= goods elsewhere at smaller cost
I Printers Ink.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-06-07

Lieutenant Philip G. Wrightson,
Twentieth Infantry, of Monterey, Cal,
will arrive on the next transport from
the coast, for the purpose of taking
over the public property OF Camp Nc
Kiney.
The medal of nOnor was awarded to
Henri Martin, an American painter
for two landscapes that were exhibited
in the salon at Paris last week.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-06-07

A new flour mill has been opened i'll
Shanghai China. This makes the
sixth mill of that nature in that city
ana gives a total milling capacity OF
800 barrels day.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-06-07

The toomast of the batteship Vir-
einia fell during the drill hour at Nor
folk, Va, last week Several were in
jured and one will probably die.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-06-07
STOCKS In San FRANCISCO

Following are the quotations for sug-
ar stocks in the San Francisco Ex-
change for May 81:
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-06-07

Sales-Between Boards: s o. R., &
L. Co., $9375. Session so Haw.
l1lec., $140.; 25 Haw. c. & s. Co.. Is,
SS1.75 so Olaa SO; II Oahu Sug. Co..
$2i.50 Is Ookala, $S25.
Latest sugar quotation, 1884 cents
or $76.30 per ton.