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The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1908-12-25
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-08-07
SpORTIVE SpLURGES

In discussing the case of Eddie
Hanlon, whose return to the ring is
exciting comment, 1t must be remem-
bered that even II he was going the
bubble route when he went down In
the game, his case Is rather unique.
Eddie broke into the running when
but 16 years of age, and 1t Is only
natural that he was broken down by
the strain of prolonged training at
this immature age. 1t will be recall
ed that when he got stopped In his
career toward the lightweight cham
pionship, by Young Corbett, In a
scrap at the Mechanics Pavilion, San
Francisco, he was still very much of
a kid. and came into the ring pale
and haggered from the stress of
training; SO much so that It was the
subject of great deal of comment
about the pool-rooms.
+ 4 +
Jack Low, who Is chaperoning the
Hawaii contingent for the wild west
contests In Cheyenne in the latter
part of August, carries letters from
Wyoming natives here, asking that n
very square deal be shown the local
men while they are there.
u g =
! Jack Johnson on July 31st defeat
ed Ben Taylor. one of the best Eng
: lish heavies.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-08-07
{. A. {. GAME IS OFF

The proposed C. A. C.-Keio game
Is OF. At meeting last evening,
the Trustees of the Honolulu Base
ball League considered II unfayor-
ably.
q :: q
New York, July 2S.-On cot In
the Manhattan Sye, Ear and Throat
Hospital Is patient suffering from
IN extraordinary form of blindness
He Is young man and trained
athlete. While he Is standing or sit.
ting in an upright position he is al.
most totally blind, but while lying re,
cumbent he sees objects distinctly
That has been his strange condition
for about six months.
The patient, whose name the hospi
tai physicians prefer not to reveal
was a member last winter of we'll
known team of basketball players.
In the course of one OF the match
games the ball struck him sharply In
the eye. The blow seemed neither
serious nor painful.
Now 1t Is thought the blow from
the ball had so affected the retina
and other parts of the inner eye as &c
disturb the delicate adjustment OF
those organs and to cause the pecu
liar result noted,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-08-07
REILLY DOING heavy
WORK THESE DAYS

Charlie Reilly is doing a good deal
of heavy work at the boat-house in
his training for the coming go with
Jack McF'adden.
In fact, he is being put through a
good many stunts which are new to
him, and is doing the strong-man
stunt rather than going through the
fast PAGES which boxers usually
adopt.
Still it Is certain that he will jump
into the regulation gait when the
papers are signed, and he is actually
getting into form to meet his man in
the ring.
He is pleased with the climate for
working down to condition, and
thinks the boat-house Il fine place for
the purpose.
Charlie is great admirer of Ed
die Hanlon, and was warm yesterday
in his praise of the young fellow who
is trying to break from the ranks OF
the dead ones.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-08-07
jewels SHOW true
SPIRIT OF SPORT
Crippled By Loss 0!
Davis, They Play
As Scheduled

"Phoney" Davis, for many moons
the sole dependence of the Jewels be-
hind the bat, is no more one of them.
lie leaves on the Buford for the Coast
and Manager Eddie Fernandez is out
looking for someone to fill his place.
And right here the Jewels show a
sporting spirit. Games on the tapis
for Sunday are the Keios and Jewels
and the Saints and Clarans. And
Fernandez says the Diamond Heads
will play, although crippled. In the
first place, Davis is no more SO far
as local ball is concerned, and there
does not seem much possibility of
getting anyone else in his place just
now. Then the decision of the meet
ing Tuesday. that fixed games for
the weekend leaving the Diamonds
out of 1t, caused Fernandez to tell
his men that there would be no prac-
ticc this week. And so It Is.
Meanwhile there Is talk that the
Jewels may land Chi Bui to do the
catching stunt. In fact. a bid is be-
ing made for Chi But. but he refuses
under present conditions.
Davis goes to Mare Island, but 1t
Is expected that he will be back here
in time, and will again be in the
game.
The spirit shown by the Jewels in
playing when they are in such a hole
is exceedingly commendable. Such
things help the cause of good sport.
That this will help win over favor
to the Jewels there is little doubt.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-08-07
roller MAY Be Seen
ON The MAT HERE
Worlds Best Wrestler
Does Unique Stunts
In Training

Two hundred and fifteen pounds
stripped is what DR.. Roller, the Seat.
tie physician-wrestler, weighed last
evening after working out during the
afternoon. He is In the pink Of condi.
! ton now. That is, the big athlete
says that he feels thousand per cent
better than he has In the past six
months. and although he Is not trained
up to the minute as he would be were
he preparing for a match, he Is fast
getting in that condition.
DR.. Roller will be here in the Is.
lands for at least two months and
considerable interest Is attached TO
this in view of the coming of the Pa.
cifc Fleet soon. When the Atlantic
Fleet was In Seattle. Roller took on d
number of the best men among the
sailors Just to show them what real
wrestling and mat work was like. and
the manner In which he disposed of
them in short order was a revelation
to the sea.going lads. Charlesworth,
the man who whooped things up with
Sailor Roberts here, lasted less than
! a minute with Roller, and the latter
handled him easily.
Out at the Seaside Hotel, where
the big athlete Is staying, he is fol.
; lowing an unusual mode of procedure
in training Each afternoon he spends
a half hour behind the Longworth
| cottage, pounding wooden block
I with five-pound hammer In each
hand. He does the work with an en-
tirely wrist movement, with a view
towards developing his forearm. And
that he is accomplishing his end is
testified by the enormous power the
! Doctor has. He says that this five.
pound hammer training was what
gave in great measure such won.
derful punching power to Bob" Fitz
simmons.
DR.. Roller will probably hook ul
with some Of the local champs be
fore the Pacific Fleet arrives here
and then he will probably meet and
dispose of the best that the sailors
can boast Of. There Is no doubt
whatsoever that Roller is at present
about the hardest proposition In tn,
world to tackle in the wrestling game
Gotch defeated him when he was moi
in condition but II they meet again
Roller will not come out second best
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-08-07
BOWER RESIGNS FROM
AALA LEAGUE ALSO

The resignation of Bert Bower as
umpire of the Riverside League was
accepted at meeting Of that league
last evening, a committee being ap-
pointed to inform Bert .of the regret
with which the withdrawal was made
valid.
No more will the Aala fans hear Of
the exploits of the crack Kaalas.
From this time on 1t will be the
Aalas. The club changed its name
last evening.
II was decided that the second Sc
ries of the Riverside schedule should
open on the 10th inst.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-08-07
Willis AND FERRE|RA
70 DECIDE RIVALRY

The racing game is starting up
again. A match race is on at Wal
pahu at o'clock tomorrow after
noon. Vatossa and Makaala will go
a quarter mile. Jockey ID. Ferreira
will be up on Makaala.
A big rivalry developed at the
Fourth of July races in Hilo. be-
tween Ferreira and Jockey Willis.
These boys will have something in
the way OF a return match on for
August 18th. Leahi Girl and Sun
rise will race three-eighths of mile
at Kapiolani Park track for purse
|of $500. Ferreira will ride Leah
Girl and Wills will pilot Sunrise.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-08-07
HONOLULU UMPIRE hit
By Big SPIDER BAUM
III III III

SANTA CRUZ, Calf, July 26.-In
a game replete with exciting Incl
dents Fresno took the final game of
the series by scoring two runs in the
ninth, Kennedy's home run, over the
left-feld fence doing the trick. In
the eighth Fresno went to pieces and
Santa Cruz scored four runs tying the
score. Baum in the eighth became
cnraged at decision of Moore's and
punched the umpire in the jaw. He
was fined and put out of the game,
Miller, who succeeded him, was
knocked out OF the box and relieved
by Smith, who held the Crabs safe
S. +. Examiner.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-08-07
'; Ell: :::::. ORT - =: ::::::
Combination Macs And
Visitors Play Ball
Tomorrow

At meeting of the Honolulu
Baseball League held last evening
for the purpose of rearranging the
schedule of games for tomorrow and
Sunday, change necessitated by the
fact that the Chinese and Riverside
,ers who were booked pleaded INSULT
cient practice, something was done
which the fans rather expected to see
q month ago, at the opening of the
triangle series. The four teams of
the big league were combined into
two teams, for the purpose of fur
nishing the curtain-raiser tomorrow.
The best men from the Jewels and
the Puns will play the cream of the
Saints and Rams.
Teams tentatively picked were:
Diamond Heads and Punahous -
Charlie Lyman, Al. Castle. Eddie Fer
nandez. Bill Hampton, Sing Chong,
Il. Burns. Olmos, II. Bruins, Louis,
Jack Kia, and Leslie.
st. Louis and Kamehamehas -
Barney Joy. Dick Reuter-, Soares, G.
Bruins, Paul Burns. Bill Vannatta,
Mckenzie, Beef" Aylett. En- Sue.
Ross, and Jas. Williams.
The other event Saturday will be
between the Keios and the Clarans
and should complete card which
has not been surpassed at any time
this season.
In the game tomorrow, 1t is prob
able that Lyman and Castle or Ly-
man and Hampton will be the bat
terry for the Jewel-Pun aggregation,
and that Joy and Reuter- will do the
firing for the others.
This will be the first time that the
local boys have had game all to
themselves for some time, and the
article OF ball they put up ought to
be improved by the contact they have
all had with teams from the outside.
AS for the second game. 1t is the
one that all of the fans have been
waiting for ever since this triangle
series started-the visitors playing
each other. These teams are both
of the lively sort, the men are always
on their toes, and when they get to.
gether there will be something very
wrong II fms baseball does not result
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-08-07

AL. Moore, the umpire referred to,
is Honolulu man, who has handled
the indicator all this season in out
law ball.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-08-07
Star indicates tie games.
q q y

Longboat, the famous Indian run
ner. who was fayorite for the Mara
thon race, spoiled his chances before
he entered While visiting friends In
Ireland he met with an accident
which laid him up for some time.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-08-07

Jack Johnson on July 31st defeat
ed Ben Taylor, one of the best Eng
lish heavies.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-08-07
THREE COAST PITCHERS
LEADING FOR HONORS

There is an interesting fight on
among the pitchers for championship
hon0rs. Just now Groom and Nagle
are In front and tied. Hosp, Sutog
and Gray are close up and pitching
great ball. Jones Is one pitcher who
is having poor year. Up to date he
has not won a third OF his games and
his team has won about half
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-06-07

tall, graceful American woman pro
vided she is daring enough can wear
them as well as anyone. but the short
stout matrons. of whome there are
alas. too large majority. will do
well TO avoid the new draped models
called variously the sheath. the di-
rectoire. Greek and Egyptian
Everyone who visited the salon and
inspected the costumes looked In vain
for the Grecian split up the side of
the skirt which has been described
with so much cheerfully Mortified
JUNCTION by all who saw the first
French models at the Paris races
None of the skirts had this charm
ing touch. however
The green costume worn by fair
model with a piquant face and Glib
son walk Is called an Egyptian gown
and Is made on distinctively Egyp-
tian lines. According to the best
authorities the Egyptian costumes
were gracefully draped, but entirely
Transparent feature which this
gown failed to carry out being made
of supple lustrous liberty satin In
the new bronze green shade. This
lovely thing which chung closely
about the form of the model a la
Egyptienne, but had the modern in
noyation of train. was the product
of the Cabot Soeurs. Its wearer said.
and with considerable reason for her
emphasis. 4 consider 1t much more
modest than that tight fitting gray
princess gown over there on that fat
woman and when one looked To-
II was the very woman who had SO
seathingly denounced the becoming
robe as immodesti
Gown number two Is called a Tan
agra gown and is supposed to be mod
eled directly after the draperies on
the beautiful Tanagra fifurines In
terra Gotta. This costume worn by
maiden "diyinely tall" but of
brunette type Is also of the lustrous
liberty satin in the new amethyst
shade. The draping of this confee-
ton Is simply impossible to describe.
Look at a Tanagra figure If you have
one, and then imagine the drawings
modified to suit the modern woman
instead OF being applied to genera
'ion OF Spartans and Venus de MiIos
anu YOU VIII have some faint idea
- "hEs II II lint. ~ mas "A train
OF course, and an under skirt of chif-
ron btu there is no petticoat worn
below the knee with any of these cos
tunes and here is perhaps the only
real chance the shock seeker had to
ma one, for the third costume. and
not yet described. was of pongee silk
ana when the model walked between
hef Interested audience and the win
uow-well. one would be quite GER
tam that no other skirt than the one
visible was worn.
Inc third and last but not least
or the imported gowns was a direc-
TORE costume, and every woman pres
ent maryeled at the skirt. which was
only two yards around the hem! The
skirt would be difficult certainly for
an athletically inclined woman to
take a good comfortably long step in,
but for the toddle along In French
heels 1t might do very we'll The
long coat tails of the directoire period
gave this costume its most distinct
i've touch.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-06-07
OFFICERS STILL OUT.

No word has been received up to
a late hour last night from Deputies
Fulmer and Harrington. who, with
Indian Frank, are supposed to be
hot ON the trail of Paul Turboyieh.
who is alleged to have looted a saloon
at Riepetown. When last heard
from the officers were making their
way toward Robinson Summit and
Hamilton, a distance of approximate
ly As miles from Ely In case the
Indian is following the right trail it
is thought that the officers and their
prisoner should arrive here today.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-06-07

dad. The wedding occurred in the
latter city on Wednesday, the young
couple leaving Immediately there
after for their new home In Ely City.
Mr.. Ford left for Colorado some days
ago, but the object of his trip was
known TO only few friends. He has
been with the Nevada Northern since
the line went In operation and has
been one of the most capable of the
arrangements lieutenants. enjoying
esteem and confidence The bride he
brings to Ely City is young woman
of much personal charm and accom-
plishments which will doubtless
speedily win for her a wide circle of
friends.
A rnmor in Ely concerns reported
recent secret marriage of a popular
young restaurantuer and an attrac-
tive young woman. both well known
and popular socially. II Dame Rumor
Is to be believed. the friends of the
couple will be surprised upon her re-
turn from a trip upon which she has
been for several days.
The Thursday Card club and a few
invited guests were entertained
pleasantly by Mrs. A. J. Fesler at her
home on Clark street Thursday eve
ming A handsome chop dish. was
won by Mrs G. W. Weller,
Mrs Gael Hoag is preparing 10 en-
terrain jolly house party during
the summer. the guests coming from
Denver. colo. They will be twelve
in number and will arrive the latter
part of this month.
Mrs. Gilbert A. McElroy went to
McGil Friday evening to meet her
friend. Miss Elizabeth Edward, from
Cincinnati, o. Miss Award will
visit here at least two months.
st. Agnes Guild of ST. Bartholo-
news church was very delightfully."-
entertained at a meeting held yester-
day afternoon with Miss Maude Smith
at her home in Ely City.
Mrs. j. G. Wheeler left during the
week for an extended visit with her
mother in Iowa
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-06-07
FOUR ARE KILLED
FIVE FATALLY HURT
In Accident on the Cruiser Tennessee
-Boiler Tube Bursts.

Los ANGELES, June 6.-Four
men we're killed and 10 injured on
board the armored cruiser Tennessee
at sea at / O'Clock yesterday, when
boiler tube broke, hurting frag-
ments of iron about the engine room
and filling it with scalding steam.
The accident happened an hour after
the cruiser left Santa Barbara on her
way with six other cruisers of the
Pacific fleet to Los Angeles ports.
The Tennessee is Admiral Sebree S
flagship. commanding the second di-
vision of the Pacific fleet. Following
is a list of dead and injured received
by the local wireless station:
The dead are:
George Wood, water tender.
Earl Boggs, fireman, second class.
Adolph Heinghold, machinist
helper, second class.
George Merk. fireman. first class.
The fatally injured:
+. S Field, fireman, second class.
y F. Exnates, first class fireman.
T. j. Burns, coal passef.
w F. Burns. coal passer.
J. j. Carroll. fireman of second
class
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-06-07
RELIGIOUS SERVICES.

Sunday, June I. being Whit Sun
day, services will be as follows at
st. Bartholomew church: Sunday
school, 9:45 a. m. Holy communion
and sermon, II a. M. Evening
prayer and sermon, s p. m. Even
ing prayer and address at Ely City
in the school house at $3.50 p. m.
Miss Miller will sing a solo at the
morning service and the mixed quar-
tet will sing at the evening service.
All are cordially invited to all these
services. Thursday st. Barnabas'
day. holy communion at 10 a. m.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-06-07
SHEATH GOWNS CAUSE STIR.

Continued from page seyen.)
fault was foun with the sight: for
the gowns were built on uncommonly
artistic lines and were worn by UNI
usually well formed women. 1t was
of course fat, chunky woman who
looked the graceful damsels over as
they moved up and down the plat
form and said audibly, In a tone of
contempt: Imagine me with one
of them gowns on. Why my husband
says you might as well have nothing
at all on as wear a sheath dress"
II would be very difficult to imag-
inc fat woman in any of these in
teresting costumes. They were never
intended for anyone not having clas-
sic outlines; still one may, without
doubt, expect to see in the fall, many
gowns made on similar lines or mod
ifieations. That is Philadelphia
way. Philadelphia modifies. The
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-06-07

corners, made truly cosy with null
titude of soft cushions, delighted the
tired couples An ideally smooth
floor space and plenty of seats
around the walls completed the ar
rangements of the room. The club
men and their guests had to thank
for the perfect arrangements the fol-
lowing committees: Entertainment
DIR. w. NJ Wadleigh, w. Y. Nc
Gill and j. l.. Dobbins. Reception and
refreshments-Mesd w. n. Nc
Gill, w. NJ Wadleigh, f. M. Clark.
w. II. Bishop and Gael S. Hoag. Dec
orations-Gael S. Hoag, Mesdames
A. b. Witcher, Joseph h. Stevens, j.
NJ. Lockhart, John Malta, Graham F..
Putnam, Miss Cali Fornia; Messrs. C..
p. Castle and II. II. Plate. After a
very pleasant session dancing ceased
on the stroke of midnight. Refresh
ments consisting of ice cream and
strawberries we're served. The dance
was attended not alone by numerous
Ely and Ely City people. but by
numbers from McGill and the mines.
Establishment of the local council
of Knights of Columbus Is now well
under way. The number of the lodge
was received yesterday by Martin
Naylon. it being decreed by headqaur-
tiers as Council 1340 1t is now
hoped that the institution of the
/ lodge can be held Sunday, July D.
/ This is the date which has been set
by the local candidates for the order
F but whether p. A. McCarren of Tono-
pah will be able to come here or not
cannot now he learned Mr. McCar-
rem. is territorial deputy for the state
/ of Nevada and will instruct the can
didates in the mysteries of the order
upon institution of the lodge. That
everything here will be in readiness
for institution on the date named Is
believed. as several of the medical
examinations forwarded to the head
physician at New Haven. Conn, have
already been returned,
A movement for the organization
of lodge of Pythian Sisters as an
auxiliary to the knights of Pythias
In this district has been set on foot
The matter is In the hands of Mrs
lE. S. Downey of Kimberly, who has
been appointed utputs anu NhiVi
Mrs. Downey will proceed with orga
nization as rapidly as possible
There are, 1t is stated, more than one
hundred ladies in the district who
are eligible to membership. 1t is ex
pected to have the order started by
the middle of next month.
Probably the most enjoyable smo
ker ever given by the Ely volunteer
fire department was held at Good
Time hall Friday evening. There
were short boxing contests, songs
speeches and Rotations. All of these
helped pass the time pleasantly for
those attending, while good music
: was furnished by an orchestra com
posed of Frank ID. Woodmansee
= Frank Gordon and J. p. Gray
/,
w. T. Ford, auditor with the Ne
vada Northern railroad, arrived in
Ely City last evening from Trinidad
Colo, accompanied by his bride. nee
Miss Catherine C. Gerard, of Trini-
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-06-07
MOVING PICTURE SHOW.

A complete change of program will
he had at the Ely Moving Picture
theater tonight The films to be
shown are new and in every way at
tractive. 1t is probable that both per-
formances will be to crowded houses.
The program to be given will consist
of Falsely Accused a dramatic film
of much worth. Good Old Z. S. A., .
stirring patriotic song, will be rem
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-06-07
RETURN TO KANSAS.

Mrs. Eldridge, wife of Clerk Ed
ridge of the general Office of the Step
toe Smelling & Mining Co, left Fri
day for Copperville. Kan, to visit
during the summer with her parents.
She was accompanied by her sisters,
Mrs. Arnold and Miss Campbell, who
have been spending the winter with
her at McGill
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-06-07
FOUNTAIN AT MGILL.

A handsome new soda fountain
was installed yesterday in Clark's
drug store at McGill. The fountain
was received Friday from the San
Francisco manufacturers and is one
of the finest in the district.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-06-07

dered by Mrs Thompson. whose sing
ing has made quite hit locally. THE
Last Cartridge stirring military
film is next to be shown. 'S-t-i-n-g-y
Stingy, Means You. a rollieking
comic song, will be sung by Mrs.
Thompson. Gabriel Grub, a
screaming comedy in pictures, is the
closing number Admission will be
as always. 0. l ) and 25 cents. Two
performances will be given, one from
8 to 9. the other from 3 to 10 p. M.