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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1909-11-26
JOHN e. JACKSON, TAzEWELL, VA
Plain Talks on Fertilizers
Increasing and Safeguarding the Wheat Crop

The use of COM
mercial fertilizers on
the wheat crop is year
ly b C c o ming more
general-proof enough
that it pays, and pays
well.
Too many farmers,
however, use fertilizers
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1909-11-26

sufficient amount and
you will undoubtedly
increase not cali thc
average yields, 4utjo4r
profits as well.
Write to the Wiz
ginia Carolina Chem
ical Company for its
new Year Book or Al
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-09-03
Shooting Season. T. -
Opens Septembef is

On Wednesday, Sept. IS. tho
shooting season for the island will
open. and then everything that lhies
will be hunted by the sunners. Game
birds are scarce on Oahu at present.
but, still the hunters are having
enough shooting to make II hard TO
get bunch together for trap shoot
Ing. .f $50 y....
The Leggett trap at Kakasko is a
great acquisition to the club. and
all the men who have shot at II are
delighted with the machine. Over
1000 birds per hour can be thrown
by the trap. and the blue rocks
are all, fred out at unknown angles.
As soon as possible the 60-bird
shoot will be brought OF at Kakaa-
ko, and handsome gold watch will
30 to the winner Some OF the best
shots In the Territory intend com
petins for the trophy. and some nne
shooting should be seen.
J. W. Harvey Is In excellent form
at present, and this consistent shot
will be sure to give a good account
OF himself at the traps. The new
Leggett is Q wonderful Improvement
over the old time style OF trap, and
a. soon MS the men get used TO II
some new records should be put up.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-09-03
DoubIeheader AT
.. Athletic Park

On Sunday at the Athletic Park
the c, A. C.s and Marines will meet
once more, and q good. tight game
should eventuate. The Marines are
minus their good old reliable IAN
dy." and he Is much missed by; the
team. His catching was always
good In the past, and II is hard job
to find man as good for the posi-
ton. ..... b.. ..........
However, Williams is doing O, X.
at the receiving end, and the whole
team Is playing In good form.
The half-wets are up against q
hard ploposition In the c, A. @. nine.
and the fans don't feel too sure how
the game will end; the result should
be very close and exciting, b
The second game will be between
the J. A. C,s and the Kalihis, and as
Espinda and Flores will both be on
the 4 former team, the Kalihis will
have to be at their best to win. H.
. The usual big crowd will. no
doubt, attend at the parry. and the
games are sure to please everybody.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-09-03

Three Cadillacs are expected at
the Won Hamm-Young garage next
week. and they are eagerly being
awaited by prospective buyers.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-09-03
Great Doinss Al
Country Club

Tomorrow night at the Country
Club the long-talked-of Chowder
and smoke concert will take place,
and the members are all looking for
ward to the time OF their lives.
An excellent program has been
arranged, and some Of the best sing
re and musical performers In the
islands will be present to help In the
good work. Henry Clarke. J. F..
Fenwick. J. d. Dougherty, Jim Will
der and half a dozen other we'll
known men will add to the pleasure
of the evening.
The Country Club reunions are al
ways the best ever, and It goes
without saying that the one tomor-
row will be az good as any ever held
In the past. The club is flourish
ing II nne style. and golf is becom-
Ing more popular than ever. The
links, are In good shape. and the re-
cent showers have freshened up the
greens a lot.
On Monday. September 8. the
medal play will begin. and some In
terestins patches are expected. La
Dor day being a holiday. quite a
number Of golfers are figuring on
putting In the day at the club. and
az = lot Of ladies will dlso lie pres
ent, the scene should be a very
bright one on Monday at the pretty
links.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-09-03
s PO r T S
! 1osal s1d National
.ixei Double Play
This Afternoe n

Miss Hall yesterday proved that
, she Ia tho bcst lady tennis n,ayer in
these island, and, not only that. but
that she can about defeat the aver
age man player Of the city.
Mrs. Hind put up game fight,
and managed to get two games In
the first set and three In the second.
It was good game right through;
both the players showed excellent
form and their ground strokes were
a revelation.
The spectators were worked up 10
a great state OF excitement, and ey.
cry stroke was applauded to the
limit. Miss Hall Is. like Gee. a new.
conner to the Isla nds,. and we now
have two champions who have only
recently arrived from other parts.
However. II Is a good thing for
the game as a whole, us the new
blood stirs things up a lot and the
class of ball will surely improve all
around. N-.. .
In the gentlemen's doubles Cunha
and Gee defeated Brewster and
I
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-09-03
Two Ball Games
: AT League Grounds

Tomorrow afternoon at the League
Grounds there will be two fine games
OF ball. and II is to be hoped that
the fans will roll up In good num-
bers TO see the matches.
Every Saturday there is sonnet thing
well worth seeing at the League
grounds. and a visit out there Is al
ways repaid by some brilliant play.
such as home run by Hampton or
good play by some OF the bunch.
The, Kalihis will play the N. q. H..
and the Rams will have a 60 at the
Diamond Heads. The first game
should be a snappy one from the
start, as both the Guards and Kali
his are going to do their best to
down the other. Sergeant Barry
feels confident. as usual, that his
Beauts can put II all over the minor
league players. and the result is that
Paul Burns is doing some hard
thinking about the coming game.
The other game between the Rams
and Jewels will also be good one.
as the former nine have improved q
lot lately and will give an exhibi-
ton OF ball that will astonish the
fans. ..-..i
The public do not seem to realize
that some fine ball Is now being
played at the League grounds, and
that the games should be sunnort al
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-09-03

eaid, although many thought Tie
latter won. Miller, in the Stoddard-
Dayton, was third. The winners
time was 1925.
Only four cars started in the fifty-
mile stripped Chassis event, two
Stoddards and two Bucks. and only
the Stoddards finished.
In the ten-mile event for Glass I
cars, Aitkin, with the six-cylinder
National. won premier honors in
1925 6-10: Lyttle was second with
the Anderson, and the Lozier, driven
by milford, was third.
Oldfeld equaled his record for a
mile against time. made previously,
by negotiating the distance after
a flying start In his Benz in :43 1-5.
Merz, with a National. won the
ten-mile stripped Chassis race. with
Chevrolet in the Buick second and
DE Hymcl in the Stoddard third.
The opening race OF the day.
five-mile affair for stripped Chassis.
went TO Strang in the Buick. with
his team mate. Chevrolet. second.
Tinker, in a Marion, was third.
The need OF better roads In the
lesson Of the Glidden tour Of this
year, and the tire expenses In the
contest are an argument to the auto
mobile owner to pay his share for
them cheerfully and save money on
tire bills. This Is the statement
made by c. Il. Matteusen OF the Dia-
mond Rubber Company. whose an
nual analysis OF the tire cost of the
trip was published recently. Various
items show the result Of travelling
ever the rocky trails and gully.ribbed
roads which for great distances the
tourists encountered. The average
tire cost per car, taking Into ac-
count all machines In the trip. was
$3.50. The record OF the thirteen
cars which used Diamond tires. Il Is
announced, was S26.s4, The ave-
rage Of thousand service reports
on the Diamond product in regular
work is considerably less than this.
because the general average of roads
is better than the Glidden route af-
forded.
In addition to the thirteen sets OF
Diamond tires In use there were
twent y-seven other sets of tires, six
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-09-03
Marines Defeat @-r.
T.. .>s,s Fort Shafter

There was game Of ball at the
Athletic Park yesterday afternoon
between the Marines and Fort Shat
tiers. The former team won q snap
py game by score Of s to 3. The
Skaters played a stronger team than
usual. and certainly have improved
a lot.
Lieut.. Kilgore played at FIRST for
the Marines and did excellent work;
the popular lieutenant knows the
game from A to z and gave a hne
exhibition Of the way to put out men
at first.
Old reliable Gibson had a rest yes
terday, as far as pitching went. and
Poyton did the twirling for the half
vets. The Marines scored two in
the second, and the Skaters replied
with one in the third. In the Sec
ond half OF the third the Marines
made two and then scored one In
both the fourth and NTH.
In the sixth the Skaters made
two runs and that was all the scro-
ing done during the game.
The lineup OF both teams was as
follows: Marines - Slorp, So;
Hays, 2b; Cav. 3b; Davis. CT; Poy-
ton. p; Kllgore, 1b; Gibson, II;
Thompson, RI; Williams, c. Fort
Shafter - Green, 81. Mccall, 2b;
Boloun, p; Strauss, C: Heston. j3b;
Grant. II; Spicer. RI; Lilies. CT: |Ya.
ger, ID.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-09-03

- suLIErlN AVS Paw -
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-09-03

President Taft will not name .
successor to the late Judge 8. r..
Bethea on the District bench In Chi
cago before Congress meets In De-
cember. The President announces
that he will make recess appoint
ments only when imperatively
needed.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-09-03

WI Il. VI. on tuIS were Tc-
ceived at the Schuman garage ex ST.
IBERIA: the machines are beautiful
models and are rapidly becoming
very popular In this city.
The Associated Garage expects
three Chalmers Detroit cars next
week, and a Hudson Twenty car for
demonstrating purposes is also to ar
rive. The twenty-five Hudsons
which have been ordered will not
arrive for some time to come. These
machines will sell for $1,000 here
in Honolulu; there is a great de-
mand for them at present all over
the United states. and the orders
cannot be filled on time.
Three Cadillacs are expected at
the Won Hamm-Young garage next
week. and they are eagerly being
awaited by prospective buyers.
Frank Baldwin brought his Loco
mobile down from Maui and is keep
Ing II at the Won Hamm- Young gar
age. Walter Dillingham's magnia-
cent Pope Hartford is also at the
garage. II Is a four scatter and
looks a perfect beauty Of a machine.
Louis Strang was the hero of the
second days automobile speed car
nival on the motor speedway at In
dIanapolis, the daring Buick driver
winning the big 10O-mile g and }.
cup race and the five-mile stripped
classic event.
Strang also set new mark of
1904 $40 for nifty miles on cir
cular track In America. but failed
by less than 80 seconds to lower
the 10O-mile mark made by Chevro-
let In the big event Of the day be-
fore.
Strang's time for the century was
1892 f.b. Zcngle with his Chad
wick-slx shared honors with Strang
by averaging ~ 1-2 miles for ten
miles In the open event, and estab-
lished a new American record OF
s:23 2-5. ...
According TO the order OF the A.
A. A. offlcials, the track was well
oiled during the night, and the dan
ksrous, spots repaired with tho re.
ward Of an absence Of accidents. for
the ontire program Of eight events.
All the star short distance driv-
ers started out for the $500 hung
up for the winner. zengle. with
the Chadwick, won; Aitkin. in the
National, finishing second, and the
stesrns third.
Fourteen started In the fve-mile
free for-all handicap. Two Nation
ais fought Il out at the finish, run
Ming neck and neck In the stretch.
Aitktn was judged winner over Kin
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-09-03

Litigation, after lapse OF twenty.
i've years. has been resumed In New
York over the Hamersley estate.
amounting to about 81, 900 900. Arthur
Hamersley. aged II, asks for an &C.
counting.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-09-03

~"For ssls" esrds ,, 0uiIssIn.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-09-03
LOCAL AND COAST
AUTO D0INGS

Two E. NJ. + go" cars were re-
ceived at the Schuman garage ex ST.
IBERIA: the machines are beautiful
models and are rapidly becoming
very popular In this city.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1909-02-11
violence Of crime, passed.

evidence Of crime, passed.
House bill 96-To insure the bet
ter education of practitioners Of
veterinary medicine, passed.
House bill 116-Creating a state
sanatorium for the care of consump-
tives and providing an appropriation
for buildings and maintenance for
two years, passed.
House-Thirtieth Day.
Opening exercises.
Bills introduced.
HI B 227, Regulating
duties of city auditors.
H B 228, Mckinney Prohibiting
certain persons from voting in city
and town elections.
H B 229, Lakings-To prevent
fraud in sale of seeds.
H B $50, Kjeldseth-Relating 10
sale of property on special assess.
ment.
FL B 231, Bruce--Amending Sec
ton 1927 code 1908, relating 10 sue.
cession.
H B 1872, Roberts Relating tc
property of charitable and benevo
/ lent associations whose charities
have elapsed.
H B 233, Scott of aurora
lAppropriating money to FIX up
chapel and build a COW barn a
Plankinton reform school.
| H B 234, Kjeldseth Relating Il
collection of city taxes and kspecia
assessment.
(, HB 235, Johnston--Amendin
liquor license laws.
Senate -Thirty-First Day.
Opening exercises.
Introduction Of bills:
SB 170, May Relating TOD lien
upon mining property.
j S B $50, Andrews Relating +
the printing Of reports Of board
having control Of the public inAtltu
tions Of the state.
i SB 18l, Andrews Delaying th
expenses Of state conference Of char
ities and eorrections and rEovidinl
for rsinsing Ne rspost,
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1909-02-11
AUTOMOBILE LIVERY N CONNECTION.

s B 1872, Hawkins-An appropria-
ton for central heating and power
plant~st the state university.
S B 1873, Rowe Relating to the
paying of interpreters and transla-
tors.
S B 1S4, Bates-Relating to pro-
ceedings in punishment.
S B 1876, Holleman-Relating to
the appointment of county cattle
inspectors.
Senate joint resolution petitioning
congress to remove all import duties
on lumber and building material,
and timber products. Passed.
Senate bill o. Fixing the rate of
interest upon state warrants at Ave
per cent. Passed.
Senate bill 1875, relating 70 the
admission OF evidence in civil actions
and proceedings. Passed.
Senate bill -, relating 70 mort
tcOstisesd-sa psss n
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1909-02-11

ladies, and other visitors by giving
splendid club dancing parties in
their fine hall every other Friday
evening. The dances are well
attended, the music is said to be
fine, and the ladies of the Eastern
Star serve twenty-five cent supper
every party night at twelve o'clock,
which is said 70 be the best ever
served in the capital city at any
/ price.
During the past week | have had
the pleasure of meeting 6. C.. Wade
who is living here for the winter
with his wife and daughter; Frank
Trefetheren who is employed here
on the Capital. Journal, running one
OF the typesetting machines; Chas.
Kelley who is head clerk in the
Straits drug store. They are all
doing we'll and wished to be rem
embered to all Webster friends.
The City of Pierre is trying to
arrange for the purchase of the old
state house when the new building
is completed and if successful will
remodel it into school building.
1t will be necessary for the present
Legislature to arrange for the dis
posal Of the building or it will
remain unsold until the next session
as to sell it will require an act of
the Legislature.
| Probably the greatest celebration
in honor of Lincoln will take place
at the auditorium in Pierre on Fri
day night. 1t will include speeches
by some of the leading men of the
nation. Music by national soloists
and banquet to seat one thousand
people.
The weather here has been almost
phenomenal during the last two
weeks. Very little need of an over
coat at any tire. AS a winter
resort we have California and
Florida beat to finish.
The anti treating bill passed the
house last week. Representative
Bentley wished to have the bill
amended after the words 'intoxi-
eating liquors" to include chewing
gum, peanuts, candy, popcorn, fruits
and everything else including kind
ness" The amendment failed.
House -Twenty- Eighth Day.
Opening prayer by Rev. G. E.
lager, Huron.
Bills introduced.
II b POI, Larson of Union-To
pay teachers for attending insti-
tutes.
Fl b POS, Morris amend chap.
ter 2l9, laws OF 1907.
III b 200, Ribstein Providing
sanitary regulations for bakeries
creameries, packing houses etc.
III b 30, Mccain Relating tC
street railways.
/ H b 2ll, Brynjulson- Relating
TO creameries.
212, Cable Preservation o
| fish,
HB213, Sasse To prohibit tele
phone combinations.
II b 2l5, Dingsor-Compelline
register of deeds to keep list of rea
estate transfers and report to count.
auditors.
H.JR IL, Cable Memorial t.
congress to increase the tariff OF
wool.
HJR Is, Cable Memorial t
congress to remove the tariff on lum
Der.
RIO, Bruce Proposing al
: amendment to section 5 article II
and submitting same to vote of tn
people.
: H B 157--Appropriaticn for com
plet;on Of state capitol and gradinl
grounds, passed.
, H B 13--Relasing to elections j
Independent school districts, passed
!. H B lS0-Amending impeach
ment laws, passed.
J, 3-Providing equal suffrag
amendment and submitting same
a vote Of the people, killed.
Senate Twenty Eight Day.
Opening.
Bills introduced.
? SB 155, Williams Regulat in
J, fees Of county treasurers.
ii. |
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1909-02-11
Stokes-Regulating

S b 1T, Regulating
water rights.
SBl7S, Byrne Providing for a
Tenth judicial circuit and the appoint
ment of Judge and fixing terms of
court.
Senate bill 81 Relating to service
of legal process against domestic
corporations. Passed.
Senate bill 1919 Relating to gen
eral powers of Incorporated cities
and towns. Passed.
Senate bill 133-Providing for the
incorporation of cities under CON-
mission, amending 1907 law. Passed,
Senate bill 162-County option
liquor law. Passed.
Senate bill 40-Empowering state
to accept lands from the government
under Carey act. Passed.
House bill 118-Providing for
holding terms of circuit court in
place other than county seats. Passed
Oscar Sederstrom was appointed
and sworn in as clerk on the engross-
ing force.
House-Twenty-N Ninth Day.
Opening exercises.
The speaker appointed Fitch, Mel
son, Mccain and Merkens as CON-
mittee to officially represent the
house at the Lincoln banquet
Report of conference committee
on the two cent railroad rate bill was
adopted with four dissenting votes
An effort to reconsider the equal
suffrage resolution was killed by {
vote of 81 to AZ.
Bills introduced.
III B 215, Van Ruschen-Amend
ing primary law.
Fl b 2l6, Morris Amending tim,
for tax sales.
HI B 217, Van Ruschen-Regu
lating the practice of Optometry.
H B 218, Whiting -Amendin.
fraternal insurance laws.
| III B 119, Larson of Union Fix
ing limit of rate of taxation O
school districts having incorporated
cities within their borders.
| H B 200, Misunderstanding t,
powers and duties of state board o
regents.
H B 221, Rebstein-Amendin
article Z chapter 1875 laws of 1907.
H B 222, Abbott Relating t
number of game birds which can b.
shipped out of the state.
H b 1923, Abbott Granting licen
SEES to resident hunters.
H B 224, Abbott Relating i
restraint of hunting dogs.
H B 225, ott-Amendin,
game laws.
H B 226, johnson OF Minnehah
- Relating to the use of King dra,
for construction and repairs o
highways.
House bill 78- Hotel inspection
bill, passed.
House bill 100-Providing apprc
priation for expenses Of presidents
electors, passed.
House bill 5l-Desionatin
counties TO comprise the Fifth jud
} cial circuit and providing terms (
court, passed.
i House bill So Attaching unorga
lied county Of Meyer for judici'
purposes, passed.
u House bill lk--Making posssl
s,oo - hs,v~lar tvs>1e - vp3ms -,
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1909-02-11

S B 100, Pickett Relating TO
taxation of unorganized counties.
S b 16l, Arneson-Amending
banking laws.
ID 1862, Committee on election
County option law.
S b 1913, Thoreson-P Providing
laws for manufacture Of binding
Irvine at penitentiary.
S b 1874, Dillon-To prohibit the
taking of liquor, narcotic or habit
forming DIR ugs upon the premises OF
any penal or charitable institution
S b 1855, Bates-Requiring bonds
from contractors for public buildings
S B 1856, Misunderstanding
defamation of character of virtuous
females.
S b So Requiring railroad com
panies to report all wrecks and
casualties, passed.
S b 5l-Authorizing railroad
commissioners to prosecute all pro.
ceedings before inter state commerce
commission, passed
S b 52-Requiring railroad com,
panies to report to railroad commits
sioners the number of all elevators
on their right Of way and rent paid
by each, passed.
S B 53-Requiring railroad com.
panies to put toilet rooms in all
depots, passed.
SB Of Providing that families
of prisoners in the penitentiary and
reform school get a share of earnings
passed.
S B Relating to incorpora-
ton of towns, passed.
81 r 6-Accepting $4,000 for
library building at state university,
passed.
Senate-Twenty-N Ninth Day.
Opening exercises.
The report of the conference COM
mittee of the house and senate upon
house bill IL, which report cut down
the penalties for violation of the
provisions of the bill, which is the
two. cent rate bill, was adopted.
Bills introduced.
S b 1877, Relating to
reciprocal demurrage.
S B 1853, Dillon-Defning the
powers and duties of the state board
OF charities and corrections.
SB 1859, Anderson-An appropri-
alton for fitting up chapel and to
build a COW barn at the training
school at Plankinton..
SD 10, Norbeck- Relating to
the number of peremptory challen-
ges allowed the prosecuting attorney
ia criminal cases.
S j r 8, Ewert -Providing fol
the number of the legislative man
uals Of the eleventh Legislative SEES
sion.
S b 97--Designating counties tt
comprise the Fifth judicial circuit
and fixing terms of court, passed.
Senate bill 10-Limiting the con
tingent liability of mutual fir,
insurance company policy holder
passed.
] Senate bill S7-Amending the
rape, abduction, carnal abuse Of
children and seduction laws, passed
Senate bill 57-Amending code il
relation to notice of sale of taxes
passed.
| Senate bill 68-Regulating tn
date of elections in towns, village
cities and other municipal corpor
atoms, passed.
Senate bill 43-Requiring all cir
cult judges Of the state to adopt gen
eral rules Of practice in civil pro
IIcedure, passed.
\ Senate bill 20--Providing notice
to owners of property affected b
J special assessment, passed,
Senate bill 18-Requiring a rein
surance reserve for mutual fir
insurance companies, passed.
senate-Thirtieth Day.
Opening exercises.
Bills introduced:
s B l7l-Relating to attorney
fees allowed in foreclosure by advel