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Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1908-02-12

When once lost cannot be regained III
day. But In these days of advanced sci
70 her youthful appearance and complex
ion If she will coDscientiously follow
the course OF treatment as prescribed
t py E. surnham; the largest manufac
world. All OF their toilet articles hav,
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their establishment. and have been per
fected to such an extent that any lads
can use them in the privacy of her ow,
home following the instructions thai
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msnt at their identifying establishment
E. BURNHAM'S HOME COURSE
TREATMENT.
QUE FREE BOOKLET, HOW TO BE
BEAUTIFUL" CAN BE SECURED AT
AMY LOCAL DEALER oR BY SEND
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TX EXPLAINS HOW THIS COURSI
OF TREATMENT CAN BE TAKEN IN
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As3uIg sT W To Tn hR4I!s1 Tan a anE
fEHENT FACIAL DEFECTS.
E. Burnham's Hygienio Skin Food
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skin from lines. blemishes. pimpies,
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E. Burnham's Cucumber Cream,
An excellent preparation for softeninr.
whitening and purifying the skin It re-
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the skin pure and soft.
Send for free booklet which describes
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its youthful complexion and contour
Free sample Hair Tonic and Cucum-
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can be had by calling or Will be mailed
upon receipt of 10c by
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1908-02-12

advance in Il rate ought not to De mace
without investigation, it should have
authority to issue an order prohibiting
the advance pending examination by
tha commission
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1908-02-12
Horses and Music.

.THEOpORE ROOSEVE
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1908-02-12

"Not only should there be action on
certain laws affecting wage-earners,
there should also be such action on laws
better to secure control over the great
business concerns engaged in interstate
commerce, and especially over tho great
common carriers. The interstate COM
merce commission should be empowered
to pass upon any rate or practice on its
own initiative. Moreover, it should be
provided that whenever the commission
has reason to believe that proposed
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1908-02-12
Says Judges Must Be Jus

"Our opponents have recently been
bitterly criticising the two Judges re-
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REAL ESTATE FOR A L
CITY.

FOR SALE. TEL 70.
Broad St. 1913: soox2oo; two street fronts.
Broad st, 301 -s03: lot 50xl1s.
Broad St, 37a-ss1; s. W. cor. Sth av.; 36x1W.
Broad ST., 3S6-s90; 64x100.
Broad ST. 542: 2Sx120: brick building.
Broad St. 1919; lot 30x180: two frontaEes.
Belleville av., 1887: 4Sxl06; twelve stores.
Belleville av.. 1880: 125xi06: four stores.
Central ay., 10; 29x90: four-story building.
Halsey ST.. 26-3s: lot s3x113.
High St. Ti-74s; brick residence. 1oox20o.
High St, 761-7s3; brick residence; 50x3o.
Market St. 292- brick building: 2lx1o0,
Market St, 3%l9-391; brick building; 55x120.
Mulberry St, 102-f0: 40x105.
Mt. Pleasant av.; s00x100.
Spring St. IS. corner Sh av.: 25x100.
OLIVER W. JACKSON. 200 Market at.
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we VIII not alone show you the most move,
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representative walt on you. The most ceyr.
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Dwellings.
RosEvILI,E AND EAST ORANGE

RosEvILLE AND EAST ORANGE
SPECIALS.
Mine room house, one block from Roseville
station: lot 50x100; ST, 900.
Eght-roof house; improvements: 261 North
9Th st.. a bargain; ST. 300.
New 6-faniiy apartment: rents 81, 320; price
sill 500: finest in Newark
4 Sc. 000-Separate entrance. two-famlly house:
Steani heaters; lot 30x10O: near station.
IS. 3o0-Two-fanily house. is rooms; improve
rieuts.
s., 5Oo-New three-family house; improve
meats.
81, 0o-Ten-room house; library on first floor,
s., T5o-Eight-room house; improvements; at
Eatsessing.
New houses in Fast Orange at sacrifice prices.
See our offerings before purchasing. Con-
fky7nces for applicants to see properties ana
Well-informed clerks to give particulars.
Il TOTTEN & ZURICH.
81 North Ninth ST., opposite Roseville Station.
Newark. N. ].
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WANTED AGENTS-Legitimate substitute for
PARTICULARS, GISHA Co. Anderson. Ind,
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CENTRE Of city bargain: 1i-room house; Ward
ST., near Market; easily converted into bust
ress nr3perty; Ideal site for wholesaler or
Manufacturer; little cash down will buy this
exc4ilently located property: near Pennsyl-
.Sauia station and Central r. II. warehouse.
FIEDBER'S. 142 Market St, opp. Bamberger's.
f~NyESTIGATE our proposition before you buy
goir home: look over those pretty residences
al West End av.. containing s rooms. bath,
heater: lot 37Kx10Q; that can he purchased for
$500 cash: balance SIS monthly and Interest.
KEYS at No. &C West End av.. or Bloc
HECKE. 1856 Market ST., second floor.
.6ExsHN-ROOM house in Roseville; all improve
~fsfnents; steam heat; only $2,6o0; fill lot; good
~foration. HopPEN & CO. SIP Orange st.
howard ST. s5-sIz-room cottage.
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Out of Town.
A SUBURBAN CONyALEscurNp
HOME for sufferers from exhausted nerve
oody or mind; coninements; adoptions; slV,ued
physicians and nurses. Write for confdsntisi
PARTICULARS, INF NJ. CHRISTIAN, ONCE 12i
W, 1wenty-third ST., New York,
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.
OUT OF TOWN.

WANTED-Fine residences with ground. near
D., L. & w. station. in Oranges; also one,
two and three-family houses; exchanging.
STIzZA. phone 723-R, So Cone ST.. Orange.
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VISIT WESTON PARK, the best New Jersey
property on sale. Free trip Sunday at $50
p. m. Broad st. station, C. r. r. of n. ].
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MEDICAL.

AhniSIiC SIGNS. show cards, ietterinR
hRN-A-TAR, 1855 Broad st. Phone soos.
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r9CLAssIFIED ADVERTISING.
vents for Results--ouick Returns. ST
SITUATIONS WANTED.
MALE.

Owing TO the present depression In
business and trade lines THE MORNING.
and EVENING STARS will publish
advertisements not exceeding twenty
five (25) words under this classification
for rs cents a week. This Is a special
rate made for the benefit OF the wage
arner
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TO LET.
FOURTH FLOOR OF Nos. s5o-S52 Broad st
suitable for lodge room; possession April LIST.
mo ~agents). Apply to McGREGOR & CO.
AUTO TOPS.
Phone 44f9-L.
WIND SHIELDS.
N. Y. AUTO TOP e. SUPPLY CO.. 2s5 Halsey st.
NEWTON ST. us-second nat, 5 rooms, COM
plete; adults only.
FARMS FOR SALE.
Out of Town.
FARM FOR SALE-Pleasantdale; A acres, 10
rooms. modern dwelling, at a sacrifice.
BROWN, $50 Main ST, Orange.
ONE TO Ave acres: new S-roon cottage: 12ls
miles from Newark; monintaineide; ideal sum
mer home. j. j. KLEIN, Fairmount av.,
Chatham.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
New York city.

New York City.
WHO will sell or buy any kind of business
should call at our office. We have always
buyers. all nationalities. on hand. ZBIMER q
GREENFIELD, Business Agents. AL East
Ninth ST.. New York.
ZETMER & GREENFIELD OFFER Q ALE:
BAKERY-Academy STU Dutch-knl, Long
Island-Good route; 2 horses and 2 wagons;
rent $35 for store and 4 rooms; 1t is gold mine
for every baker; will give 2 weeks trial. If
wished. can include property, which belongs to
owner OF bakery; price 81. 400. ZEIMER q
GREENFIELD. AL East Ninth St, New York.
BUTCHER STORE, West ssth St. N. "
rooms; price $3.50. Inquire ZETMER & GREEN
FIELD. AL East Ninth ST., New York.
BARBER SHOP, Governor St, New York-Ger-
man-American neighborhood; weekly income
s45: rent for store $40: price $3.50. ZETMER &
GREENFIELD. AL East Ninth St. New York.
RESTAURANT, with furnished rooms. East
Side, Grand ST.. New York-Monthly income
$500. roons always occupied; splendid oppor-
tunity for widow OF young couple; price 5000.
zEIMER g. GREENFIELD. AL East Ninth St,
New York.
FURNISHED Jon HOUSE. Bloomfield St.
Hoholken-1S rooms; always occupied; month
" income 500; price $500. zEIMER & GREEN
FIELD. AL East Ninth St, New York.
FRUIT. VEGETABLE AND FISH STORE,
Woodward ave-. Fundamentally income
$120: rent $3.50 Tor store, with 4 rooms and
bath; one years lease: price $500. ZEIMBR &,
GREENFIELD, AL East Ninth ST.. New York.
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Houses AND CARRIAGES FOR SALE.

GREAT RARGAINS-For sale. 10 head OF
horses and mares. being used by well-known
contractor, will be sold regardless of cost on
account of owner going in other busin ess;
weigh from II to IA hundred; ages from s to
S: one pair hay horses, weight % hundred. T.
year-oid, will suit farmer or any heavy haul
ing: also nice. fat. chunky mare. Z years old.
weight 12 hundred. suit baker. butchers gro
Gerry. laundry or any general business: also
years. suit farmer or any general business;
also fine, spotted pony. weight 3 hundred, age
s years. been used rs family and driving pony
hv ladies and children. has all gaits, under
The saddle IL a perfect net; horses will be sold
under n full guarantee to be good workers
and sound: ten days trial TO responsible
parties: it will pay anyone to como and see
these horses that are looking for a good honest
work horse. Call at 102 Ferguson ST.. between
Terry and Market. Newark. NJ. j.
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MALE N FEMALE.

-
BOYS. GIRLS. do a little work for US in
spare time and earn valuable premium, Send
for list. CAPITOL NOVELTY CO, Sc God
dard St. Providence. r. ].
COOKS. houseworkers. nurses and white
couples wanted. Apply to MRS. f.. G.
BONE (either ofice). SIS Main St, Orange,
phone 1341-W' or 119 Bloomfield av., Mont
wANTED-Men or women to canvas: SEQ a
week can be made easy. STUDIO
Of ART. 295 Market ST.
HELP OF all kinds furnished from Central
Bureau. Tel. 32s4-3sth. $50 6th av.. N Y. city
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JERSEY FARMS, homes. building lots; hour
out; good train and trolley service: buy now
and save money. cHAS. &. TINSMAN.
Dunellen.
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w III =
BEDFORD ST, 70. EAST oRANGE-For sale
or to let; store and dwelling; suitable for
butcher. STIZZA So Cone St, Orange.
BeIIeyilIe.
BELLEVILLE, JORALEMoN ST. 4l-Eight
rooms, all improvements; near Erie station
near trolley; good stable; large lot. GEO. i.
DODD. SOL Broad ST.
Bloomfield.
NEW HoUSE-Nine rooms; all improvements;
large lot; near Watsessing Station, trolley,
school and park. GEORGE f. DODD, S5l
Broad st, Newark.
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CAKDS, billheads. etc, fine work, Quick de-
hVery' Toe up. ROSE PRESS. 1859 Mulberry.
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coMINe EVENTS.

SOCIAL DANCE every Friday and Saturday
evening. F.. DOELGER'S HALL. Morris Az
Admission. Including wardrobe, gents &c
ladies' lse.
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REAL ESTATE
Special Real Estate Days--Tuesdays and Fridays
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
OUT OF TOWN.

ATLANTIC OCEAN COAST, America-world
Campmeeting Grounds-Iots, houses; no fall
ure, no arrests and no deaths during the past
nine years. Send for map. Near Belmar, N.
]. BISHOP L. b. HELLER, president.
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CHOICE. we'll located building plots, suitable
growing community. with excellent surround,
ings. Easy of access to Newark and New
York. Several plots 50x150, only $1,000. Re
stricted plots Gsxl65. only 81. 800. On main ave-
nue.. a few plots 100x200. only 81. 900. Call, in
spect and compare our offerings. II You arc
DESTROYS OF locating in the community of at
trac.ive homes you will not fail to buy.
Consult
NATHAN RUSSELL,
BLOOMFIELD AND Gle RIDGE. n. J.
TELEPHONE NO. 1501-BLOOMFIELD.
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East Orange
NEW APARTMENTS,
CORNER MAIN N BALDWIN SITS,
EAST ORANGE.
Most desirable In every respect, Z and
rooms and bath. every room light and airy
decorated in latest fashion. superintendent or
premises, Write for pamphlet; JNo. j
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KfnEsIand.

A BUILDING for sale in Kingsland, opposite
depot; 2 stores; 4 rooms in rear; second floor,
o rooms and 2 baths; 46lx30 IT.. lot 46Nx140 IT,
builded with all improvements. To rent.
rooms; bath: S12; store with 2 rooms, SIS.
Inquire MIKE SAVING. Kingsland. N. ].
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P~hrenOIOgy.
PHRgNoLoGY. astrology; PROF. PRrrCH-
ARD has returned from Europe; can be
consulted at his old pariors. 673 Broad.
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nIontc1air.

MONTCLAIR.
NEW attractive home ready for immediate oc-
cupancy, containing on first floor, centre
hall, reception room. library with open fire
place. tiled mantel and mirror, dining room,
pantry, kitchen with stationary range. por-
room. with open nickel plumbing. porcelain
fixtures, 3 clothes closets. Third floor. 2 airy
chambers and storage attic. Basement, steam
heater. crockery wash trays. additional toilet,
cement floor, p~lastered ceiling; double floors
for first story suitable for rugs; gas and
electric fixtures throughout, On lot 50x195. To-
Gated on Crosstown car line. Price Sc. 900.
Liberal terms to an early buyer. For further
particulars consult
NATHAN RUSSELL,
BLOOMFIELD N GLEN RIDGE.
TELEPHONE NO. 1501-BLOOMFIELD.
HOUSE in residential section: IS rooms; every
improvements; large lot; near depot and troll
ley. Address BARGAIN, Box %. Star Office.
Orange.
FOR SALE-Seven-room, steam heated house.
all improvements, open plumbing, excellent
condition.: $500. M. ]. BROWN, 25O Main ST.,
Orange.
South Orange.
MOUNTAIN STATION-Attractive new S-room
house. every Improvement and convenience
price s., 900; cash $3.50; or choice building site,
100x150; location heaithful, desirable: price,
81. 500. Terms easy. Address SACRIFICE, Box
1863. South Orange.
West Orange.
EIGHT-ROOM modern house. West Orange;
all improvements: lot 50x1b0: IL sold at once,
400. NJ. ]. BROWN. 25O Main ST.. Orange.
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C~hirOpodist
R JAMES 7. ROWE, 62s BERGEN st.. sur
geon.s ehiropodist and manicuring. Face and
scalp treatment a speciality.
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APARTMENTS TO LET.
CITY.

CITY.
A SMALL apartment, 2 rooms and bath, steam
heated, in .Aldine." Broad and Lombardy;
rent S25. possession at once. Keys OF janitor.
Apply to TIE FOREST LAND CO., Union
Building.
CIINTON Az. near RfdEcwood-F1ve rooms
and bath: janitor service; all improvements.
NEW ST. f2f-Seven rooms and bath.
GEISER & PLUM, S45 Broad st.
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DrersmakinE.

MCDOWELL .sYsTBM-Easy to learn; rapid
70 use. sod medal, Paris. st. Louis Expo
Tor cutting and making ladies' garments. IN
nividual instruction. Open daily. Monday.
tuesday, Thursday evenings. Pupils make
their own dresses while learning. Call or eend
Tor circular. ROSE c. LYNCH. s25 Broad ii.
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B~eiIeyiIle.
REAL ESTATE VALUES. insurance. loans. ]
J. CONNELD. liz Washington av., Belle
Vile; established 1898.
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STORES. OFFICES. ETC, TO LET.
OFFICES FOR ~RENT-only four offices for
rent in the Bvrne building, re Broad St,
and these we consider among the most desir-
able; all modern improvements; rents reason
able. Apply real estate department., JOS. Nj.
BYRNE Co, 7T6 Broad st.
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NEWTON ST. n6-second nat, 5 rooms, com
plete; adults only.
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Modern DWELLING. containing parlor.
library, pantry. kitchen on first floor; 3
chambers and bath on second floor. 2 cham
bers and storage room on third floor. Hot air
heater. range, gas. running water. stationary
wash trays, additional toilet. On lot 25x109x72,
only $3.50. Sold on reasonable terms. For
further particulars address
NATHAN RUSSELL.
BLOOMFIELD AND GLEN R1DGE N. J.
TELEPHONE NO. 1901 BLOOMFIELD.
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EAST ORANGE-New two-family house. all
the latest improvements. steam heat. sep
arste entrances: seven minutes from Backa-
wanna depot; rented to good tenants for s63
per month: price $1,000: owner needs cash
Send for, detailed information and picture OF
house. STIGER & TAYLOR, opposite Brick
Church depot, East Orange.
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Modern summer cottages for sale or rent
Send for descriptive booklet.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-07-21
FINDS FORTUNE IN
WIFE'S OLD DRESS
OAKLAND PIONEER. SORTING
COVERS BANK ACCOUNT.

OAKLAND, Cal, July 10.-Recently
searching an old dress belonging to
his late wife, Mary e. Smyth, Samuel
Smyth, pioneer resident Of Oakland,
discovered two bank books showing
deposits amounting to more than S21,-
900 in two Oakland banks. Mrs. Smyth
died last March, but the widower has
just now discovered the fortune which
his spouse covertly accumulated. The
money will be transferred to Smyth by
the two banks.
In 1871 Samuel Smyth and his wife
were married. She was a widow and
owned property on Tenth street, be-
tween Broadway and Franklin street
In order to improve the property
| Smyth saved his earnings, giving them
to the care of his wife. and later
mortgaged the property TO pay foI
! the construction of a brick building
In time the mortgage was paid off and
the wife quietly commenced saving
money. On her death the real estate
was transferred to Smyth and is val
ued at $4,000 while there was a joint
bank account of $4,000 in a local in
! stitutiOn.
1t was only the other day when
Smyth was looking over some of his
wife's former dresses that he dis
covered the two bank books. Ever
then he was not sure of their value
Finally he inquired at the banks men,
toned and was surprised to learn
that fortune of some $27O 900 awaited
him. The entries in the bank books
commenced seven and thirteen years
after the couple were married
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-07-21

OFFICES
THE COFER CASE-DR. SINCLAIR
HOLDS A BUNCH OF SALARIED
POSITIONS.

A further move may soon be expect
ed in the matter of the charges made
against DR.. Cofer's holding the posi-
ton of president of the Board of
Health. Those behind Attorney Hum
phreys feel that they have been rather
iii treated by the administration Os-
tensibly DR.. Cofer mas given up the
position. but the claim is made that he
is still acting as president of the Board
with exactly as much authority as he
had before the change.
Mark p. Robinson. it is claimed. is
the president of the Board in name
only. his chief work being to sign the
letters which have been dictated by
DR. Golfer The latter is seldom to be
seen around the Board of Health Of
flee. but his name creates just as much
respect as if he were there every min
ute of the day.
Another case which is analogous to
that of DR.. Cofer. and in regard to
which some action may be taken very
soon, is that of DR.. Sinclair. With
the large private practice which he has
and the many jobs of off1cial and semi
official character it is felt that he is
having a little too much of sinecure.
DR.. Sinclair is at present the doctor of
the Territorial dispensary for a short
time each day, at $50 per month. His
position as the physician at the Leahi
Home brings him in 800 each month.
it is said. He is what is known as an
acting doctor of the Marine Hospital
Corps, which means about another
500. His position as assistant to the
president of the Board of Health also
brings in the sum of $50. Besides this
he holds the position of surgeon of
the First Regiment, ~ G. H.
1t will be seen that Dr. Sinclair
holds down several Territorial and
Federal positions which bring him in
the nice little salary of 5000 and at
the same time he has his private prac-
tice which takes up most of his time.
The ground ON which he will be at
tackled will be similar to that which
was used against Dr. Golfer, that he
has no right under the law to hold
both Federal Office and a Territorial
Office at the same time.
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SPOR T S

Nearly five thousand men, women
and children were present in and
around the old Fishmarket last night
to witness the boxing matches which
had been arranged by the Sports COM
mittee. The first number of the even
ing was a tug-of-war between the two
teams which pulled to a draw Satrr-
day night Both teams were well
matched last night and during the pull
ing the crowd cheered Justify, the pull
finally going to the Honolulus. The
other two numbers on the program
were six round bouts which ended in
draws The first go between Ernest
Heine and Kid Cabral was of a lively
nature, but Heine seemed to be less
willing to mix than he has been in his
previous fights with Cabral.
The second go between McFadden
and Young Nelson was amusing and
that was all, the bout appearing to be
all cut and dried as to the outcome
/ During both bouts the men seemed to
/ be playing and not in earnest, as Hein6
could have knocked Cabral out if he
| had only followed up his chances, ant
! McFadden could easily have put Mel
son out if he wanted to do so. 1t may
be right enough to box the way they
did, but some people who attend box
ing matches are anxious to see more
real work than the kind presented las
night One Naval officer who was pres
ent last night declared the two boutI
the rankest fakes he had ever seen.