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New-York tribune., 1908-08-29

toTION-The CCttcn market very nervous AID
Irregular to-day, with sharp carly advance, followed by
led August OF % the lowest OF the movement ana
the level IL has reached
H1nce the beginning Wall Street bull liquidation The
close bartly steady in tone decline Of 80
higher later months Sales the day est
ated Q steady
al advance o. 3lT points and during the carly
SION sole 3 points net higher August which touched
&C. while IN. crop sold l2dl4 points net higher
I'e advance scattered covering by
shorts who had looked for lower market early in the
seller At Inc advance and under comparatively few
transactions position sold during the after
noon, closing at s5sc bid There quite good deal
during the further
accounts OF damage by the recent gtor seadler cables
reports Wall liquidation
completed and Of relative steadness In the interior
+h@ break the md market
became very weak and during the trading
Wen IL also looked If Inc South selling and
there little private
cable from Liverpool said that Manchester trade les
advices England
points reporting little better demand for There
demand actual cotton according 10 local brokers
aGG the better weather r. the South led expectations
h@d would be
consequent increasing available supply Superintendent
kings Port receipts.
bales against % 361 last overland mills and
Canada S,772 bales against 3s26 las; year Southern
year; gain interior eO2 bales
change last Brought sight for the week,
ss~Il bales against 465 50l last Total move
1n5at receipts S-56S35T
c=!pts seasonl, against oo2 o4e year;
mills end Canada. S55. .p59 bales against 1230d6I
southern mill Iakings. 202000O bales against
September @45T2 bales against nil year; brought
into sight thus far for season IL 4IessS bales against
-3:435 2I3 last year
range OF prices local to-day
New-York tribune., 1908-08-29
OTHER MARKETs-RY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago aug zs-CArTIE-Eeeeipis estiHHted N s.5
about 10 600 head: market STEADY; steers. S5 Nv
q So: cows sS 40@s5 aB hefers, $3.50 ID" Sars hsl
& 1886; calves se@Sz 50; stockers ana sesgSrT
g Zs4 20. EOG-Hecepts csttTastee, ,n-- ea,onL
10000 head: market 100 I5e hishe-. ehoice i ,5
shipping 30GS7: butchers, 50 30 4A4, 5lat ea "a
81 So so; choice light, SO so q SO 80;
SSe -; DiEr So 55HS5 80; bulk Of sales 30 -
EEEFp-Reeeir.s estimated. about 1e0o he@H, liz III.
strong 20 loe higher; sheep. SO 30 ssA 90
u 10 sc 30: yesrings. Sfusa S"' -oo
Kansas CIV. Aug cs--cATTLE-Reeeipts, e,too .o
head Including 140O Soufherns: market , -
anc dressed beef steers 50 tges. oo- t
good So a5nse; Western steers, " Cuu 90
feeders s3Gs4 10 Southern steers - -
Southern cows s. - s3 native cows = =
heifers 9Ouse bulls 50 - 20 ,. 50, ~
81 5eGs 90 EIOGS-Eeceipts, 1000 heAo .nl ~
sec higher: top sc SO: bulk OF sales go so rs "a
heesy, se s5Q Ss SO; packers and Dutcnerh ,Tr91
Ss 80; light Sc 20 So so; pigs. So so :. ~,
Receipt 1000 heed: market lambs. s34sso 80 ~
elc yearlings S. somSs -: Western Scatiinss' ,a5
-; Western sheep. So 800 81 20; stochefs anu 49,
e-s 81 25asa 10
Ea.i Buffalo Avg 2s-caTr Receipts ivo hsto =,
toH steady: prime steers soese - noes
es2s $50 hsad active and 75c higher sonslo % ss oS
.f<ce!yts ESQ head; slow and steaog' piss 50 y,a
- 10; erirles c54ss 90 SHEEP AND iAs!issr -
cers 200 head: sheep and common arms
ses6y; lambs allow. lambs, 81 5gsc So seNli4Ae
- fbGs5 lambs. closing. Sc 70
Cincinnati. Aug 2e-HoGSSc ngI.s, oa,s,-s @ -,y 81.
sallpeH &e sogs6 35; common 81 59Ils3 90 - t5a
Ear &C good sipDerr. f< aoqfo -.
r. eEEEp-stsa1y: 81 .59s. z-AsiHs-ouiss' 'oa-'e
Os0. q e0aAs %,
New-York tribune., 1908-08-29
C. S. PHILLIPS BUYS
p4RCEL Il MODERN HOCSE.
Several Large Taca1t Plots IN 1he
Bronr Sold.

r~h,-las 6 PhiIIips OF the Wall street firm OF
r n Barney & Co.. has bought through Henry D.
wfnans & May from Archer NJ. Huntington NO
1os2 5th ave. q six story American basement DWELL
ing house on lot G.2x1022 feet He VIII occupy
the ureuises The property was reported soiu q
few days ago. but the name of the buyer was ho.
made public then The house is near the honie VI
Andrew Carnegie
Several vacant Bronx plots changed hands yester-
day. Williams. Grodginsky Haft bought rom rom
p,,s., & EngeI a plot Skies feet. on the eastery
,se ,f washington ave. 800 feet north of l6Sth St
rrt. huvers will erect a six story fathouse on the
site NuIvihiIl & Co. sold to Samuel Williams and
Isaac Haft a plot. 59.2x1oO feet. at the southwest
corner of 151st ST and Courtlandt ave-
Plans have been filed for rernodelling the store IN
-ba sour story tenement house the northeast cor
ner of LIST ave- and 18th ST. moving picture
show the upper floors being vacated for this occu-
nancy of the building. The improvements are 70
bs made for Catherine Mccormack ss owner
Thomas w. Lamb is the architect
The Manhattan plans for new buildings reported
Yesterday comprise three story loft building. with
stab1e TO be built at No 353 East 4th ST. for MIS-
CornaIia Paar as owner at cost OF S1o,ooo
PLANS have also been filed for installing TWO rows
og iron columns concrete piers IN the cehue
- .he shfoned mansion occupied by the offices
or the Consolidated Gas Company, at the southeast
corner of Irving Place and 18th ST. one OK the
landmarks OF old New York The columns are 10
relieye the steel beams and strengthen lhe hooiS'
W Cullen Morris is the architect
p,an. have also been filed with Buildings Super
,,tandent Murphy for enarging the four story shop
ord store building at No. 1852 Broadway adoing
now ,wo story front extension. 70 feet deeP. Inc
irnnrovenents are to be made for MIS- l. Niaseis
- or,rar The premises will be known as Nhs
PARTISAN Shop. B. NJ Beck is the erchlIec'-
New-York tribune., 1908-08-29

York. August Is 1905.
C0tTEE-The coffee market was somewhat , Lreg-
MAR to-day, spot month being firm little ouying
prompt sellers while later POSITIONS
easier under selling. which supposed 20 be
offers. Trading not active. and the
days reported at only 4EJC bags
closed steady 10 points higher on Aueus
unchanged September and points lower on later
months opened 10 points higher on August.
generally unchanged. which seemed to be about IN
markets, but Havre easier III
trading closed 4 franc lower Hamburg
unchanged to i pfennig higher az the hour Of the
but lost the advance Receipts continued
full primary points reaching 91.000 bags at the TWO
$4,000 bags last year Gnd 10000 bags Wo
the is attributed TO the
anticipate additional duties rather than as
reflection of crop large that OF two years ago
The weather in the state of sac Paulo continued very
district but with he temperature around 46
degrees special attention, the other
districts conditions reported fine
Brazilian markets reported change.
spot coffee steady, with quotations
tsa the basis OF Sic for Rio No :.
The of contract prices in the local market to-day
was as
New-York tribune., 1908-08-29
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool Aug. 2s.-Clogtng: WHEAT-Spot steady,
No . red western winter, Is BID futures steady
september IS ID; December is tisd CORN-SpOt
STEADY American mixed. a,4di futures quiet Sep
fember 5s i0d FLOUR-winter patents quiet, ass
Il HOPS at London (Paelc CoRsIl. steady, Il los
al f2 IS, REEF-Extra India mess. firm, Hos PORK
Prime western. strong. T7s Cd. HAMS-Short
cut Il steady. SIS BACoS-cumberland
cut 20 80 lb. 5es: short rib, 10 TO "a b.
long clear mddIes light, 2s to 81 H.
strong 4os long middles. heavy. SO 40 10.
strong Cd short clear backs. 10 to 20 ib strong
AIS; clear bellies. Ii 70 l6 b. strong. 54s SHOuL
Western in tierces firm. AIS Cd: American refined
pals firm AIS Cd CHEESE-Canadian finest white.
new, firm Canadian nnest colored firm. 62s
TALLOW-Prime city, steady Us TURPENT1NE-
Spirits easy .aTs I'D. LINSEED OII-Steady. 25s
PETROLEUaI-Quiet. "a. RoSIN-common, steady.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-29
HIGHER BUSINESS RENTALS

The Hudson Realty Company. owner OF tle puIu-
ing at the northwest corner OF MN Ve s,-. Co
- o-.ad vaeterdav the renewal OF the following
leases for terms of years: First loft by Beekerah
g Co: second loft. by A Jacobson 6 Bro thiru
Ioft by NJ Fisher Sons Co.; two Lofts pV JULIUS
stein g. Co.; three lofts. by z. j. Wiie 8 70 :
eighth loft, by Max Worspa. ana nlnti l'i'' ~ "-
,nonds Engel & Co.
The main or store floor is occupied by the Union
Exchange Bank and the basement py the hInpIo
safe Deposit Company. All OF the original leases
except that affecting the bank hoor expire ON CD
~ toAa Most OF the renewals are at a high
or figure than the former leases
New-York tribune., 1908-08-29
contract prices in the local market to-day

The local market fer spot cotton quiet with prices
% points lover al 9Goe for mddIng upland and 9T5o
m-ddling Gulf 1BG0 bales. Southern
teeEraphed follows. Baltimore nominal,
1U4c ST Louis dull lc lower at 9s.c Little
Rock quiet. lower
AZ eg.c: sales l237 Houston easy. &c lower at
stsc. sales 3 245 bales quiet, lsc lower
ct 91I,; Js5 bales. Mobile quiet unchanged at
and unchanged at Sac; sales,
III bales CHARLESTON steady unchanged al 34c VIII
.ireton Norfolk dull. Ac lower at 1Oc: sales.
sc bales receipts leading points for to
day. Al New Orleans. 600 bales against $50 last
week and last wear Galveston 100 5000 bdrr.
against 3333 last year and at io17-
ton 6nO 10 1900 bales against G.61S last week ana
1. 400 la5t 49,.
ya.V ami, sales 600 bales speculation and export,
100: American. rruciptn. 6Noo including 5eo
American. ntddlinC upland 59d futures opened steady,
p points lower on and 10 points of on late closed
at net OF II points on August 0tZd
advance AugusIScpe1n and 2f3 pelns deehe on on
e..r,I4- I'D: November, 46Sd; No
er,ber-Teeenber 641Ad: DecenberIa1uary and Janu-
Fel.laFv February-aiarch, 4.641sd; March
AI,rti q6ed; April May, 567d; May-June 4-osd Man
Ches1er--Yarns IRREGULAR; cloths move slowly
The following the total net receipts OF cotton at all
New-York tribune., 1908-08-29
IN THE AUCTION ROOMS.
T.vo Uptoocn Flathouses Sold for
S71,952.

In the Real Estate Exchange Salesroors' NOS
IA and IS vesey st. Joseph p. Day sold yesterday IN
foreclosure proceedings two six-story brick fene-
ment houses No. 80 to 81 West 1sSth ST., on plot
7oxso II feet to the Corporate Realty Association
>or s71 e5s The amount due was about SAG 500. sub
ject to two mortgages aggregatsng s8.oeo The
other auction results were as follows:
1915 Park ave. cor Tooth st - 1x.s-s sfy
Heller attv: r A Foley ref amt S4563 rs taxes.
etc 1925 AZ; to the PLAINTIFF for S1eS2S. Ave G.
cor 81 4xs3x and sty ten hss Is
Bsrztxer agt Fritzei al: o r Seftz, atty: u F
Doyle, ref. due. $@l445 So taxes etc s"s-"''
adjourned.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-29
REALTY NOTES.

The Staple Realty Company has leased to
Emanuel L. SpelIrnan Nos. 1872 and 7s4 washington
ST. for a term OF fifteen years at annual rental
Of 5000
John Stick has leased for the Childs Company
the second loft in No 56 West Saith St 20 Saul
Manowitch for year.
Hell & Stern have leased for the Improved Prop
erty Holding Company in Che building No. 50 to 30
Fifth ave. northwest OF 18th ST., three lofts
containing 3o.oo0 square feet of space The lease
term Of years at a total rental of so0'"os
The Iessees are Borgenicht Kornreich & Co.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-29
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

PaIisade ave W g 100 IT n OF 252d st: story
PrStps o5ssp 81 Byers architect COST ST. $50
217th 8 265 # OF 9th ave: 215 story frame
seSaefaE q eoIss Jssrer archSeers $500
oe7th st. II White Plains Road
dwelling house. zex25, l. Hizhett,
owner; L Wilbur architect: cost. ZOO
Mauida 81. e 216.s II OF Sp0rard three
8 story brick dwelling houses, 2Ox5S each; Al
Cerhardo. and architect: total cost ls t0
I37th st. 255 # Of 81 AIMS story
brick tenement house, J0xsS; Mullisan q Tier
nan nan owner LO'ri1 "s'''T. ~ $1,000
1avIo- OF Van Nest =
eriGs a%en5 StIniIv n FSs,Et s<ebiteet. eest sooo
New-York tribune., 1908-08-29
IN THE BROKERAGE MARKET.

Henry J. Rulyan has sold to l. Freidenheit
six story tenement house IN course OF construction
-, Mot az 2x1OO feet at the southwest corner OF
1920 street and Broadway
Iannia n Stiefel has sold No 23 East 9fth st. a
fo77r story brownstone dwelling house, on Iot
9Ox1O0-S feet
Samuel Williams has sold the SIX story apart
+ house No Sylvan Place. on plot 40x955 feet
1I,,1,,tbiti G. co have sold for Sarah Bernstein a
,bree story dwelling house No Barker ave. VIII
iamsbrIdge, on plot 54x195 fees.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-29
TWO ST PAUL BANKS CLOSED.

81. Paul, Aug zs--The State BanK o. 81 rau! m
pnd IN. Citizens Savings Bank Of this city We're
-,..a .oLdav hv s1str Bank Examiner schaefsT
because a member of the St Paul Clearing House
ArsocIatIon refused 10 clear for them. Inc paIKs
,,sv reopen next Monday backed by MlnheapoiIs
capirai The rwe banks, he declared were per
snlrerr
New-York tribune., 1908-08-29
A s150,OO0 BROADWAY LEASE.

Ames & Co. have leased for William r H. Mar
tin the northerly part OF hte second loft comprs-
ing ten thousand square feet. in the Marbridse
Building at the northeast corner OF Broadway and
s4th st.
The lease is for long term OF years at total
rental Of more than $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-29
NORTHERN PEACH PRICES FALL

Detroit, Aug T-Unprecedenred receipts OK
peaches coupled with reports of bumper crop ell
through Michigan and Ohio have caused fail OF
81 a bushel the last week Peaches are now
s. below the price last year this season. Fancy
AA peaches quoted to-day at g s5i fancy As
81 10 and grade =, 81 So
New-York tribune., 1908-08-29
ROCKAWAY PARK SALE TODAY.

sale of I72 lots at Rockaway Park viii be held
to-day ON the premises by Bryan l. Kennedy at
o'clock The success OF the sale held there sew
eraI weeks ago by Mr.. Kennedy indicates big
demand for property Of this kind
New-York tribune., 1908-08-29
TO s8INe EASTMAN BACK HOME

Chicago Aug 1s-ROhert c. Eastman the New
York broker arrested here weeks ago,
charged with enbezzlement OF $1,000 rear
rested to-day By New York detectives vvith extra
dftion papers. had just been released by tina
municipal court
New-York tribune., 1908-08-29

rTor-R AND MEAL-To-daTEs Hour 80 naTket H1 %as YS
- ~ unchanged quotations. TTadins vas gueL rye
z--- - ia demand vita prices III
lnIua following prices quoted On inc neW
spring patents 90 0v1sv .VI
isirl,ta 81 IJGcs4 winter patents ~ 49ast .3i
-i... clears S4 IuMS5 extra No Wlnel ~ ~
pP4-I "a . winter SIS 4G9S2 80 RYE tLoIK-ouet-
80 air 10 good "a l59S4 30; choice 10 fancy "a 90
,oRSskfFAI-Firm quoted Kiln dried. 81 80.
&c Nj: AI[-Firm Quoted: Fine white and yellow,
- saGSI a. coarse 81 65asl 20 FEED-steady city
tssS Quoted spring, ~ %: standard mid
COZ 10: aour ao s2s red dog. s3l CO. city hrnn.
,aIk sa2 s5as24 % sacks; mddns DO 5GtsI8 21i
,s dos S31 all August saiptsi'' hohiay ehl -
fs.il, SO 20 sacks; olimeal, So ~
oAtH ,IyyfIT;A,r- THE unexpected strength OF Eng
- -aarleets gave firm opening to-day and
.La- market we'll sustained at
" - etsntia advance with commission houses ana bull
slIstssss C,bcgo fair buyers. the cables
I ~ 20 so higher added the Argentine ship
wee onlv 90 bushels. compared with
The previous week. and at midday The Modern
-,f,1 as huish the winter wheat
frcreased the confidence Of local bulls The Ia
ss IN fbe market, whereby about half OF the
aaS~e ,yas lost result of profit taking ard
ttaf the leading Chicago bull operator gel
,-fral p-ices New York were Ae 10 &c net
is SSirper wheat arrivals light those
81 srtng wheat points aggregated 6eoo bushels making
II e,f d.; 200 bushels compared
~ ths corresponding last II said that
,,rsse,t time notwithstanding the fact that u has
eeiyed 600 bushels OF new wheat siice Iny IN
slaat.ng II. urgency of milling demand. Export bu.-
New-York tribune., 1908-08-29
Proposals.

GovERNORS ISLAND. N T. H. AUGUST l. 1909
" Sealed proposals. In riplicats for furnishing Forage
and straw, required IN Dept OF the East during ysar
sndns June 80 1909 win be rsceived here until 10
Sept i. 1903. u 8. %
any Or a proposals. or part thersof Information
nlShod application Envelopes
b endorsed Proposals TOR Foraes ana SHAW ~ 20
G. A. II. AcCACLEY A. Q. NJ G.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-29
EXPORTS.
CASH QUOTATIONS
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

Delivered.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-02-03
Additional Sports on Page 7
Additional Sports on Page 7
ILLICIT Still On
MRS. AFjNl'5 LAND
Federal Officials Raid
Big Booze Plant
Up Valley

The biggest and best-equipped il
licit distillery ever discovered in the
Territory was found Saturday by
Walter +. Drake, Collector OF Inter-
bal Revenue; United States District
Attorney X. w. Breckons, and Unit
ed States Office Deputy Marshal Har-
ny Bruins, on lands adjoining Mrs.
Julia Afong's country residence at
Luakaha, Nuuanu valley. In addi-
ton to the still, the officers found Il
large amount of okolenao, 175 gal
Ions, which is the most ever found
in one raid, and 45 gallons of mash
IN process Of manufacture.
Only one arrest was made during
the raid. Koga, the Japanese
stable boy, was taken into Gus
tody. 1t is expected however, that
other arrests will follow as re-
The officers when they set out
were armed with a search warrant,
covering the entire Along premises.
The house was locked up and, as
Breckons wished to use the tele-
phone, he obtained ladder and en-
tered the house by means of an up
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-02-03

per-story window. He called up Mrs.
Along and as soon as she found out
that the official of the Federal Gov
eminent was in her house. she be-
came very much excited.
Then, dropping the receiver, she
and Albert Along rushed up to the
place in an automobile. Things were
very exciting for a time, Mrs. Along
being extremely indignant that any
one should dare to enter her premises
without her permission and in her
absence. However, on being inform
ed of the reason for the visit, she
withdrew her opposition, admitted
that Breckons might not be so bad
as she said he was, and allowed a
thorough search to be made.
The distilling plant and the prod
ucts of the booze-makers' industry
were found in a large cavern hollow
ed out under the planklng of the
stable.
Naturally, there Is no suspicion in
the minds of the Government officials
that Mrs. Along had any cognizance
of the existence of the plant before
the raid was made.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-02-03

noise the boys made was heard sever
al blocks away. 1t was such a jolly
crowd that Notwithstanding It was
Sunday rousing cheers and speech
making were heard. During the
progress of the dinner about $4,000
firecrackers were fired and this add
ed its share to the racket. While the
firecrackers were going off Maunakea
street was crowded with spectators.
The boys participating will probably
not forget the event for some time to
come.
Among those present at the dinner
were John Akana, president of the
club; w. Tin Chong, secretary; c.
All Tong, treasurer; Peter Yen, au-
ditor J. Ho Yup, captain of the first
baseball team, and G. Ho Lin, cap
tain of the second nine; also the
members of the two teams and II few
friends of the club.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-02-03
s . O r T s
Local and National

W. Ayau, second; En- Sue, third. Dis
lance, So #. 6 in.
Half mile run-lIong Chack, first ;
Won Seu, second; All Bung, third.
Time. 2:24 1-5.
Broad jump-En Sue, first; John
10, second; ]. Annoy, third. Dis
lance. 20 It. ga in.
Hurdles-Fou Lau, first; En- Sue,
second. Time. 16 2-5 sec. Time not
counted, because of one hurdle not
being up.
22O yard dash.En Sue, first
Sing Chong, second; j. Hoy, third.
Time, 26 seconds.
Pole vault. Hoy, first: John
Annoy, second; All Chew, third. Dis
lance, 8 It. in.
44O yard dash-Sing Ching Pung,
first; Hang Yau. second; X. Y.
Ching, third. Time, 50 seconds.
Mile walk-Sam Hop, first G. II.
Pang, second; A. Tiyau, third. Time,
G:3S LIS. Alloy Soong disqualified for
dog-trotting.
The officials were as follows:
Referee. c. +. Chillingworth T;
clerk of the course, +. S. Kong; scor-
er, +. Y. Pung; timekeepers, Il. Fer
nandez, J. w. Brewster. b. Clarke
track judges, l.. s. CONFESS, L. w
Coffin, G. Wong Fook, II. NJ. Ayres;
field judges, Il. o. Farm, Il. b. Blan-
Chard; announcer, John Anderson
starter, DR.. Hand.
The prizes were distributed by
Madam Chang Tso Fan, Miss Amy
Ching and Miss Cecilia Chuck Hoy
The track committee comprised w
Tin Yam, Jos. Y. 4. Zane, II. d. Joe,
Wong Kim Chong, Alloy Soong.
The officers of the Chinese Athletic
Club are: President, Wong Kim
Chong; vice president, Lau Tang
'ecording secretary, J. Y. T. Zane;
corresponding secretary, A. X. zap;
treasurer, John Lo; assistant treas
urer, c. Y. Mack; auditor X. Y,
Ching; manager, Ed, Ayau.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-02-03
AT
Country Club
Draws Big Crowd

Notwithstanding the fact that tho
weather looked gloomy in the morn
ing, large crowd travelled out to
the Golf Club, and either played or
visited and watched the progress of
the different matches. There were
two events played of. In the four
rome there were "a entries and the
winners, y. Giffard and II. Roth, had
to use the utmost OF their skill in or
der to carry off the prize. Their OPP
ponents were J. G. Evans and A. g..
Hawes, Jr., and the set was won
three up and one to play. A ticket
tournament in the afternoon called
out SO entries, and the following
eight winners will receive free trans
portation to Haleiwa when the next
White Rock tournament is held:
II. G. Carter, 70; +. e. Smith, 70;
T. Gill, 81; II. A. Wilder, IS; Il. Wa
terman, Sc; c. T.. Edmunds, Sc; H..
II. Walker, IS; S. q. Wilder, IS; DR..
Hutchinson, IS.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-02-03
AL0HAS FEED With
(HONG FAT Chan

The members of the Chinese Aloha
Club gave swell Chinese dinner
yesterday at the Chong Fat Chan
restaurant, on Maunakea street, in
celebration of the Chinese Konohi.
There were nearly forty members of
the club present, nearly all of these
being members of the baseball teams
Of the club.
From p. m. until nearly s o'clock
the place was a lively scene and the
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-02-03

In the matte" of the damage suit of
Henry Gumpher against f. b. Within
attorney for the defendant has filed It
notice asking plaintiff within As hours
TO admit certain facts, tending to show
that Within was not the owner of the
automobile at the time it ran into
Gumpher's hack but that Mrs. Whit
in was.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-02-03
" iii |, 7:
v ms

The endurance
run Of the Qua
ker City Motor
Club OF Phila-
delphia W 9 6
won by the
White Steamer
i'm fact, was
Won twice. In
t h e original
contest of Jan.
LIST and I'd, the
White was the
only car which
made e clean
score on the
road and also
was declared by
he Technical
Committee to be
in perfect con-
dition at the
finish. For some
reason the Con.
test Commit
tee refused to
accept the find
ings Of the
Technical Com
mittee as re-
CARDS two 9th.
or cars ana or
dered a run
o f - between
the White and
these cars.
7 h e supple
ment0ry con-
test, held Jan.
4th, served on
ly to emphasize
the superiority
of the White.
The second ex-
animation o (
the cars made
by the Techni-
cal Committee
produced data
Of sue h con-
vincing nature
that the White
was declared to
be the winner
of the contest
a n d of t Ii e
splendid M a c.
D onald and
Campbell tro-
ply,
With our en-
try of but one
car we decis-
lively defeated
81 gasoline cars
representing %
of the leading
makes. 7 Il Il S
has another i'm
po-tant victory
been added to
the Ions list
o + triumphs
achieved by the
w h e the
dist i notively
American car.