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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-08-28
Who viii
Referee?
For Bout
To Be Chosen
Tonight

Who will referee the McFaddcn-
Reilly go? with both men ready for
the tap of the gong, and all of the
minor arrangements made, this alone
Is left to be settled. The third man
in the ring will he some person to be
chosen this evening by the interested
parties, in conference with Fred.
Smith, the promoter of the bout.
This question of referee is very
important, not only for the go itself,
but 70" the game as whole In this
place, and the utmost care will be
used in selecting the man. Several
have been spoken of, hut no hint
of what will he finally done in this
choice has been given out. As for
the preliminarics, an effort will be
made to get Dr.. Roller. the big wrea-
tier, to do the turn in one of them.
Trained to Minute
Meanwhile bgth men are trained
to the minute, hard as nails, and full
of all sorts OF ginger. Reilly cut out
the boxing yesterday, by advice of
his crack trainer, Pete Baron. and
went through only the lighter and
faster part of his work. McFadden
boxed few fast rounds with McCol-
Tough, the classy boy from Fort SHAFT
ter, who won here recently from
Patten, and who is to furnish an s.
round preliminary with Wahilani.
The boys went at II pretty fast. and
In a way that showed the very fine
shape in which both are at present.
Drying Out
Today is the dread drying-Out pro-
| cess, when both men are abstaining
from too much water; getting into
that last top-notch of condition when
a man feels as light as cork on his
feet. Reilly expects to knock OFF II
pound and Il half during this proc
ess. and to tip the beam at ringsldc
tomorrow evening at exactly 1913
pounds, the weight at which the men
arc to box. On the other hand, Jack
has less to knock off, and will make
llt NNISHl "I'nph' thoi', 40 ht AZ
ready tips the beam at very nearly
the correct notch.
The bouts are to commence Mt
| $3.50 O'Clock. The first Is n around
preliminary between George Willis
and Tommy Lane, the bantams, who
are both very clever and very full of
ginger. A fast-as-lighLning go may
be expected.
Then Wahilani and Mccullough,
the wclters, will go 1t for rounds.
After this will follow the big l5-
round main go. If all the bouts so
the limit, this will make in all q
rounds of boxing.
Tickets for this show are on sale
now at Fitzpatricks cigar store, on
Hotel and Fort streets, and will be
there until about o'clock tomorrow
evening, when the ticket Office will
be removed to the arena.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-08-28
REILLY FIRST MAN TO
BEAT JOHN MURPHY
BIKES In Fast Company:
Both Boys At
Weight

The fast fight which Johnny Muir
ply recently put IN at Los Angeles
with Freddy Wclch. the English
champion, recalls the fact that Char
lie Reilly, the boy who boxes fifteen
rounds with Jack McFadden tomor-
row evening at the Central Club, was
the first man who defeated this as
pirant for championship honors. In
fact, Reilly has been in the ring
three times with Murphy, winning
the first go, Il around event, and go
ing four rounds in both subsequent
goes for draw
Considering that Murphy is giving
o good account of himself in very
fast company, Reilly's class is pretty
well established, even If the boxing
he has done ut the boat-house dur
ing his training here were not enough
to convince the fans that he is great
little man. And his boxing has done
all that.
Welch has boxed two draws with
Packy Mcfarland; II was with some
diiiiculty that he trimmed Murphy,
and Reilly also won over Murphy. Y
that isn't enough to make the fans
sit up and take notice. it's because
they aren't looking for classy bout
when II is offered.
Both men are now at woight--l2S
pounds. Reilly weighed In after
working yesterday morning, and
found that he tipped the beam at OK
,actly the correct notch But by the
afternoon he had put on a pound and
10 half. He was feeling great.
II shall begin to dry out tomor-
row." he said yesterday afternoon, as
he took vigorous rubbing after mis-
work. Have cut out the boxing
now, as | am not taking any chances
of not appearing In the ring in the
bcsr shape a man can be. I'll get
down to weight easily, by simply
drying OUT Only pound and half
10 knock of, and that's easy, You
! know" No turkish baths and blank.
cts and cook stoves for his,
McFadden Is at the weight also,
and in exceedingly fine shape. He Is
Mt the work all the time. After ten
minutes of shadow fighting, and for"
fast rounds with his partner, and
some rope skipping, all done ut fast
clip, he is hardly blowing, and Is
ready for as much more.
Both boys are strong. but there 81
10 doubt that they will go into the
ring as eXyonents OF two different
methods of winning the go. Reilly
Is man of exceeding clevcrness with
u hard punch in either hand, and
inc other hand, McFadden has his
quota of cleyerness, but his particu-
lar stunt is his awful wallop, aud
his ability to stay with the game, ana
but up a strong showing even when
he sees the look of adversely about
things. Jack will depend on his
Inile- driver punch and his durable
Il,uwers; Reilly on wonderful clevor-
hess and what is generally termed
l"classy" boxing.
. ;: !:
The Atkinson League met yester-
day and recognized. The new se-
ries of the League Is to commence in
September. II Is now composed OF
FIVE teams-the lroquois, Marines
Laundrymen, Ilaniwais, and Ala Mo,
nnas, Joe Leal was elected presi,
dent, \. l.. c. Atkinson secretary
and W. Il. Ready treasurer
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-08-28
Tennis CHAMPIONSHIP
TOURNEY THIS FALL

An innovation in tennis is being
planned this year. The Executive
Committee of the Hawaiian Tennis
Association Is planning for the COM
ing championship meet for the Terri
tory, and will meet early in Septcm-
event. II will probably be held in
October, instead of in the spring, as
has been the custom with single
exception, when it was once held in
August.
The reason for the change is that
il is designed to get larger repre-
.seltUtlon than ever before from the
Other Islands. and that the fall is the
slack season on the plantations, when
the mca can get away for while to
WELD the racquet.
For this same reason, in case the
tourney is held in October. very
large delegation is expected to show
NJ from HIlo.
Rowing Is occupying the attention
OF good many of the young athletes
about town in preparation for the
| September regatta.
:: :: i.
Eddie turns and Frank Hart, the
crack St Mnry's bnll-players. leave
today on the Mongolia for thc Coast
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-08-28
SAINTS AND PUNS
PLAY With KEI0S

After deliberation, It has been de-
cidcd by the Honolulu Baseball
League to held no c. A. C.-Keio game.
The proposition for such a game came
this time from the Rivcrsiders, who
some weeks ago refused an invita-
ton to play just this game. But this
time they were anxious to get this
very game for next Sunday. And
now the Big-League people say Nay,
Nay.
At the time when the c. A. c.
challenge was received. 1t was decid-
ed to communicate with the Keios,
and find out what they wanted to do
In the matter of such II game. Now
there Is nothing doing.
The games on for this weekend
will be: Puns VS.. Keio on Saturday
and Saints VS.. Keio on Sunday.
.: g: u
Kctchel SAYS that Papke Is the
toughest man he ever fought, and
predicts that the latter will be the
middleweight champion in less than
q year, as KetChel himself will soon
cult that class.
y /: ::
Peanuts" eX-cabin boy and stow
away, who once figured as the hero
of swimming match here. Is now
figuring as the fancy diver of the
Hotel Baths,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-08-28
NP ORT
Baseball
Soxing
Boating.
THEYMEASURE

The measurements of Char Reilly McFadden,
the lightwcighs who box Athletic
Club tomorrow evening, follows
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-01-22
Mems Hosiery.

Mems Heavy Wool Hose in oxford, natural gray and black, good value at 17c.
 Mill End Sale Price lie pair Mems heavy Cotton Hose in tan and black, all sizes, regular price 15c.
 Mill End Sale Price 12 F c Clean up' of our quarter" Fancy Hose, black grounds, silk em- broidery, etc, all sizes, regular price 25c.
 Mill End Sale Price 17c a pair Mems heavy Web Working Sus- penders, leather ends, regular price 17c.
 Mill End Sale Price 9c a pair
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-01-22
Mems Underwent.

Mems Natural Wool Shirts and Drawers, these qualities cannot he bought to-day for 50 per cent more; winter weight, sizes 34 to 46, regular price soc, 69c, 75c.
 Mill End Sale Price 42 garment Mems heavy Natural Wool Under wear, soft and warm, well made and finished seams, sizes 34 to 46, regular price S1.
 Mill End Sale Price 79c garment Norfolk and New Brunswick Natural Wool Shirts and Drawers, sizes 34 to 50, ull fashioned, an elegant garment, regular price $1.25.
 Mill End Sale Price 95c garment
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-01-22
Furniture Coverings.

5O-inch Tricot Tapestry in red green, brown and cream ground regular price S5c. 7
 Mill End Sale Price 69c yaIt Regular price $50.
 Mill End Sale Price $1.1. Regular price $2.0O.
 Mill End Sale Price $1.4 Imported French Tapestry, cnmpris- ing Verdure, Oriental, Gobelin and Aubusson, regular price $2 50.
 Mill End Sale Price $1.-5 yard Regular price $500. Regular price S4.00.
 Mill End Sale Price $2.9i
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-01-22

Mill End Sale Price $2.95 Another Line of Panama, Broadcloth and Mixtures that sold for S10.
 Mill End Sale Price S6.7i A small lot of Ladies' fine Kid and Box Calf Shoes, lace only, iightI and welted soles, medium heighti heels, regular price g. brokcn sizes.
 Mill End Sale Price S1.3g A lot of Misses Shoes, very fine quality, patent tips, welteQ soles button and lace, sizes, sizes II E to ?, regular price S2.50.
 Mill End Sale Price $1 1.40 A line of Ladies fine Kid and Gun Metal Shoes, button and lace, light and welted soles, medium weight, military heels, regularI price $4, broken sizes.
 Mill End Sale Price S1 .9j A small lot of Ladies' fine Kid andv Box Calf Boots, button and lace, light and Yelted soles, medium height heels, regular price $2.50, broken sizes.
 Mill End Sale Price S1.IOI A lot of Misses very fine Kid andI Box Calf Shoes, button and lace, light and weltel soles, sizes Sn to ?, regular price s2.
 Mill End Sale Price Sf.30 A broken lot of Children's Shoes in | fine kid and box calf, light and welted soles. button and lace, reg ular price $50.
 Mill End Sale Price soc A small lot of Children's Shoes in fine kid, sizes 3 to s, button and lace, regular price $1. Mill End Safe Price 64c A broken lot of Ladies' all Patent Leather Slippers, trimmed with lattice work, French heel, very light, flexible sole, regular price s3.
 Mill End Sale Price Sl. .9J A small lot of Patent and fine Kid Slippers, trimmed with straps and buckles, French heels, light soles, regular price $2.50.
 Mill End Sale Price S1 ID A lot of Misses and Children's Storm Rubbers, all sizes from Sh to II, 40c.
 Mill End Sale Price 2Sc From II E to 2, regular price 45c.
 Mill End Sale Price 33c KNIT UNDERwEAR IN THE MILL
 END SALE. Women's fine mercerized part wool Vests and Pants, vests with iong and short sleeves. pants and tights ankle length. regular price S1.
 Mill End Sale Price S5c X small lot of Misses and Children's Gray Union Suits, all wool. Iegu- lar price s1.25. Mill End Sale Price !iOc suit Nomen's Black Wool Tights, knee and ankle lengths, open and closed. regular price S1.
 Mill End Sale Price 5Oc small lot of odds and ends, con- sisting of Vests. Pants and Tights. some cotton. silk and cotton, wool, silk and wool, prices ranging from s1 to S2 a garment. Mill End Sale Price One-Half KNIT GOODS IN THE MILL END
 SALE. ! lot of Women's Cardigan Jackets. long sleeves. in red, blue, green and black. regular prices SIPS, s1.50 and sI.Sg. Mill End Sale Price 5Oc each Vomen's Cardigan Jackets in black and black and white, sleeveless, regular price soc. Mill End Sale Price 2gc each RIBBONS IN THE MILL END
 SALE. LII Silk Taffeta Ribbon in No 4a. all eolors. regular price 19c yard. Mill End Sale Price 12Isc a yard 'ersian Ribbons in so co, a new as- sortment of patterns. regular price 3se.
 Mill End Sale Price 2gc 'ersian Ribbons. nsw patterns. dark and light ooIors. No 60 and No So, regular price ssc. Mill End Sale Price J0c a yard small lot of Plaid Ribbons. regular price 25c- Mill End Sale Price 1s5c a yard 'ersian Ribbo1s tn No 4o. all cclor combinations. regular price zsc. NH End Sale Price 2fe a yard
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-01-22
Jewelry and Combs in
 the Mill End Sale.

Fancy Back and Side Combs, Hair pins and Barrettes, in shell, amber and black, were 15c to soc.
 Mill End Sale Price 1Oc each Assorted Bead Necklaces, were 15c to 25c each.
 Mill End Sale Price 5c each Fancy Gilt and Stone Set Hat Pins, were 15c to 25c.
 Mill End Sale Price SC each Fancy Black, Oxydized and Gilt Veil Pins, regular price 15c to 25c.
 Mill End Sale Price 10c each
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-01-22

Unbleached cotton heavy quality, value Sc per yard.
 Mill End Sale Price 5c yard Unbleached Atlantic Mills cotton, ex- tra heavy and full yard wide, val ue 10c
 Mill End Sale Price 712c yard Bleached cotton cloth, soft finished superfine quality, value 15c per yard
 Mill End Sale Price J1ac yard Bleached and un0leached pillow case cotton, 42 and 45 inches wide, heavy quality
 Mill End Sale Price 12 21ac yard Unbleached Sheering. full 9-4 width, heavyweight, value 34c
 Mill Eend Sale Price 23c yard Bleached Sheeting, full 9-4 width, ex- tra heavy and fine, regular price 35c
 Mill End Sale Price 29c yard Best quality feather ticking, A. c. A. quality, value zoe
 Mill End Sale Price 121ac c yard Bleached Cambric, fine quality, value 14c
 Mill End Sale Price sac yard Domet Flannel, heavy weight, value cents
 Mill End Sale Price 4s4c yard Cream Wood SdxCny flannel for in- fants' wear, regular value 29c
 Mill End Sale Price 19c yard All wool Krinkledown, the newest creation in Eiderdown, all colors, value soc per yard
 Mill End Sale Price 20c yard Bleached Pillow cases 42-36, heavy weight cotton for the price
 Mill End Sale Price 1O4c yard Bleached Pillow cases, 45x36, extra heavy weight cotton
 Mill End Sale Price121ac each Hemstitched bleached pillow cases, 45x36,
 Mill End Sale Price 15c each Bleached Sheets. full width, good quality, value soc each.
 Mill End Sale Price 39c each Sheets, full size. extra i heavy. value COG
 Mill End Sale Price I5c each | Bleached Sheets, extra heavy and large, value G5c.
 Mill End Sale Price 4Oc each [ Bleached Sheets. extra large and heavy. made of seamless sheet ] ing, value soc.
 Mill End sale Price G9C each 1 White Crochet Bed Spreads, large { size, value S9c.
 Mill End Sale Price 69c each White Crochet Bed Spreads, hem'ei, , double bed size, heavy quality i value SIPS.
 Mill End Sale Price SOC each | White Crochet Red Spreads. fringed. l large size. vaiue Sl.39
 Mill End Sale Price 9sC each 1 White Satin Marseilles Bed Spreads. , full double bed size. regular price l S29S. i
 Mill End Sale Price sI.s9 each 3 cases of White Bed Spreads, con- sisting of Mill seconds. a loose . thread or small hoie; nothing to i'm pair the value: goods were from S1 to s650. We have marked them for
 Mill End sale Price JOc to s3.9s each.
 vsiUs lo. of Nil! Ends in Blankets. heavy gray feeced. full size We have divided them in three lots 2gc each. 3ac each anf 45c each. Thinz of it. a Blanket for 2sc each-
 tray and White Geeeed Blankets fuIl size. value 75c each
 Mill End Sale Price 5:sc each White and Gray fieeced Blankets. double bed size IaIue SIPS
 Mill End sale Price sgr each ,aliforniz feItei Blankets. large size heavy. -asue S258
 Mill End sale Price sI.3a Thfte Wool Blankets. silk ribt0n binding all e8iD-s in borfsr. extra large sire weight 6 pounds. vsIue $500 Mill End sale Price s-sss q pair ed PiIIovs. fan =zze- stssna eIeaued. A- C 4 tfesEn<
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-01-22
TABLE LINEN, NAPKINS. row. ELS, ETC, IN THE MILL
 END SALE.

ELS, ETC, IN THE MILL
 END SALE. Bleached Damask, full width, good quality value for 25c.
 Mill End Sale Price 15 cents Bleached Damask, full width, heavy quality value.
 Mill End Sale Price 3S cents Bleached Satin Damask, extra heavy and fine value 75c.
 Mill End Sale Price 4Sc yard Unbleached Damask, extra heavy and full width, value 65c.
 Mill End Sale Price 4Sc Bleached Damask, yards wide, all pure flax, value SIPS.
 Mill End Sale Price 9Sc yard Most of the above are Mill Ends, but some are in full pieces and perfect goods.
 NAPKINS. Linen Cream Napkins, heavy weight.
 Mill End Sale Price 4c each All linen Cream Napkins. heavy weight, value S1.25 per dozen.
 Mill End Sale Price 7c each All linen Bleached Napkins, extra large size,
 Mill End Sale Price SIPS dozen All linen Bleached Napkins, extra heavy and extra large.
 Mill End Sale Price SPAS dozen Bleached heavy linen Napkins, value $500.
 Mill End Sale Price s3.5O dozen Linen Tray Cloths. regular size 1Sx27. hemstitched and drawn work. value 25c.
 Mill End Sale Price 19c each Bleached Tray Cloths, extra large, 20x30, and fine.
 Mill End Sale Price 2Oc each Towels are always Q strong feature at the Mill End Sale. so many are damaged slightly in the mills with an oil spot or loose thread and the Mill End Sale is the natural place to sell them. Linen Huck Towels, good size. value 121ac.
 Mill End Sale Price 5 for 25c Linen Damask frlnged Towels, extra large size.
 Mill End Sale Price 2c. Bleached Turkish Towels Mill End sale Price for 25c Extra heavy unbleached Turkish Towels. value 1213c.
 Mill End Sale Price 10c each Bleached Turkish Towels. value 22c. extra heavy. Mill End Sale Price 17c each Eyfra and haaEv bfaarbnT Turkish Towels
 Mill End Sale Price 25c each
 CRASHES. Bleached Twill Crash, heavy quail . ty. ! Mill End sale Price 3s,c yard Bleached and Brown, extra heavy Twilled Crash
 Mill End sale Price Jc yard Extra heavy all linen Brown Crash. full width. vaiue l0c yard.
 Mill End Sale Price 6I4 q yard Extra heavy all linen Bleached Crash.
 Mill End Sale Price IOc yard A few Mill Ends m pattern cloths. not damaged in any way. but alightly soilet- These are all linen and extra heavr damasK and we have priced them sO as to insure a quick sale Come early.
 WHITE GOODS. One 1ot White Goods. Mil Ends stripes and CrOssbar MusIins. all worth Sc yard
 Mill End sale Price Iur yard One lut White Gocds. Mill Ends. stripes and rrOssbars. all worth 1sc to Z5c
 Mill End sale Price I2Isc yard Plain white lawn 3s inches wids. value 5c
 Mill End sale Prize e. yard Dotted Swiss. suitable for dresses. value z5C Mill End SaIe Price Isr yard D0messfCs. BIankefs- Sheets and Pil- low eases. led spreads. Trunks and Bags in the Easement CnbIezoehed cottUn cloth zooa qusI- 1 ify-
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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-01-22
COLORED DRESS GOODS IN THE
 MILL END SALE.

MILL END SALE. 44-inch All Wool Novelty Plaid Suit ings, in gray and fancy colored effects, also Silk Overplaids in brown, blue and green, regular price 75c.
 Mill End Sale Price 19c n yard 3S-inch Mixed Suilings and Shirt ings, in blue ana green checks, fancy plaids and other neat mix lures. regular price soc.
 Mill End Sale Price 19c yard 42-inch All Wool Suitings, this sea sons new styles in plain grounds with black stripes, also self-col- ored checks and the new invisible plaids, all new goods, regular price $1.25 q yard.
 Mill End Sale Price soc n yard 5O-inch Unfinished Worsted Suitings in navy grounds with brown and green stripes, also two colored plaid effects, regular price $1.b0 yard.
 Mill End Sale Price S1 20 yard 50-inch All Wool Chiffon Broadcloth, in plain colors, light weight for spring wear, colors navy, brown, green, garnet, gray, Copenhagen, London smoke, etc, regular Sl.5G quality.
 Mill End Sale Price S1.29 a yard 3S-inch All Wool Plaid Colored Chif- ion Batistes for dresses or sep arate waists, gray, light blue. pink, old rose, Copenhagen and navy, regular price soc.
 Mill End Sale Price 36c a yard 40-inch Silk and Wool Crepe de Paris in two shades of garnet and three shades of green, regular price $1.
 Mill End Sale Price 59c a yard BLACK DRESS GOODS IN THE
 MILL END SALE. 42-inch All Wool, Crisp Finish Alt man Voile (Black), this is one of our regular grades, nothing bet ter for dresses or skirts, regular price Sl.Z0 yard.
 Mill End Sale Pricc J9c a yard 42-inch Black Dress Goods. one piece each of Granite Cloth. Sicilian. Voile and Crepe deParis. regular price 75c q yard.
 Mill End Sale Price 49c a yard 5O-inch All Wool Black Cheviot for suits or skirts, standard grade, regular price S1.50 a yard.
 Mill End Sale Price S1.2D yard 50-inch All Wool Satin Finish Black Zibeline lone piece onlyi, regular price S1.50 a yard.
 Mill End Sale Price .9c a yard
 CREAM DRESS GOODS. A lot consisting O. Silk and Wool Crepe de Paris, Granite Cloth and Bedford Cords. regular price sI and SIPS d yard.
 Mill End Sale Price :sDc q yard 3S-inch All Wool Cream Chiffon Ba- tiste for waists and evening dress es, regular DrIse Sac a yard.
 Mill End sale Price 56c a yard
 REMNANTS. Of Remnants of Drcss
 (sOOds-tDnc-ThiFtI On. Black and Coi0re,l Dress Goods In l lengths from : to ( ards. alI in ! the Mill End Saia at I-3 Jm the regular price. INNINGS IN THE MILL END SALE. 1 36-inch Black Me-earized Sateen. ex- tra fine Iussre. f0- coat Iininss and l drop skirts. regular price zoe a yard.
 Mill End sale Price IOc a yard lg-inch Lining lawns. pIair oDIors for slip Iin.ngs. all eoE0rs. nght blue. pink. vhsts. tan. old rose. green. navy. red. etc. regular price I5c a yard
 Mill End sale Price f0c a yard .4-ineh gatins for coat Hnfnrx. verv high Iustre. all coIars. including cream. this ss oaF regular sse auaTfrv
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-01-22
Drapery Department.

1000 yards 36-inch Figured Silko- line, regular price 12 1ac.
 Mill End Sale Price 9c yard 1000 yards 36-inch Sash Muslins in' dots, figures and stripes, regular price 14c.
 Mill End Sale Price lie yard 500 yards Colorcd Sash Muslins in stripes and checks, regular price 25c.
 Mill End Sale Price 15c yard 36-inch Figured Cretonnes, in both light and dark grounds, regular price 15c.
 Mill End Sale Price 12c yard