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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-12-08
Wall Cup Entries
Close Friday


Entries for the Wall cup tennis
tournament close on Friday after
noon next at o'clock, and as six
teen men have already put their
lanes down. 1t would seem that a
big entry list IL assured.
Play In the tournament will prob
ably start on Saturday afternoon.
and as quite a number OF the play
ers are In tip top form, some dashing
tennis should be seen before the
winner Is called upon to challenge
Il. s. Gee for the possession Of the
beautiful cup.
Gee is practicing hard and IL
leaving no stone unturned in his ef-
forts to get really 1T by the time
Long and Mclaughlin pass through
Honolulu on their way to the coast.
Roth Is In good form now, and
Bockus, who lately returned from
the mainland, is getting back into
his old-time condition. Tennis IL
going to boom some now. and the
appearance OF the California repre-
sentative players on the local courts
will be looked forward to with the
greatest interest.
Long and Mclaughlin did not
Chow anything like the form ex'
pected OF them when they played
Gee and Roth. and now that they
have run Brookes and Wilding &C
close It would seem that they have
improved q lot.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-12-08

Alakea Bldg, Alakea and King sts.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-12-08
All Is In Order e
For Walking Race

Everything Is going along in kne
shape for the one really amateur
event OF the year, viz. the Kalakaua
avenue walking race. The arrange
ments are all complete. and there
are prises galore.
The elimination race will take
place on Sunday next. and all those
walkers who manage to cover the
course from the junction OF King
street and Kalakaua avenue to the
waikiki Inn-in nineteen minutes
will be allowed to start In the race
proper. which will take place on the
following Sunday.
So as to encourage walkers to do
their best In the elimination race.
prices are awarded for the placed
men In that event.
Besides the big race on Sunday.
Dec. 10, there will be two other
events, one for the mOmona brigade,
and the other for the veterans. All
these races promise to be really good
ones, and the big crowd that IL ex-
pected to cOngregate along the ave-
nue. should have great time OF II
trying to pick the winner,
All the officials have not yet been
named. but there will be no din
Guilty In getting plenty OF good mel
for the purpose OF timing. etc. Nc
post entries will be received. ant
that Is as It should be: there wa,
plenty OF time for everyone to ell
ter who cared to do so, and nov
lsthat the list IL closed It means walt
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-12-08

~"tor Rent" eards on ssls a
tha aulletln ofssee
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1909-02-03
HOW TO BOOST.

A thought on town building
advanced by one newspaper is
well worthy of reproduce on.
The best way to build up a
town is for every resident to
think well of it. Whenever a
a man in the town is doing we'll
do not try to tear him down.
All residents of a town are part
ners, not opponents. In all like
lihood the more business done
by your rival the more you will
do. Every gentleman who
treats his customer honestly,
courteously and fairly, will get
his share of trade; and the more
business that can be secured by
united effort, the better it Will
be for all. When a town ceases
to grow. it commences to die,
and the more people try to kill
off one another in their business
and good name, the more rapidly
will utter ruin come to all.
Stand together for the advance
ment of every good citizen. If a
man shows ability to prosper,
do not pull him back with
jealousy or weigh him down
with cold indifference.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1909-02-03
CoNovER.

Ed. Goranson made business trip
to Eagle River Friday.
Miss May Kaiser of Hackley visited
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Blohm
Friday and Saturday.
H. Hutchins made a business trip to
Amigo Monday.
Miss Beda Bergman made business
trip to Eagle River Saturday.
John Hanson of Eagle River called
on the Conover people Thursday.
Peter Hedeen who is employed at
Twin Lake, spent Sunday with his
parents.
Miss Hilda johnson went to Hacklev
Wednesday.
Emil and Gust Hedeen made bust
ness trip to Eagle River Wednesday,.
AL Wenger has moved his family to
Pelican, where he has charge of the
section of the Z. g. NV road.
Seth Swanson of Atwater, MINI.
visited his friends at Conover last
week.
Miss Gertrude Hecht made a shop
ping trip to Hackley Monday.
c. H. John son made business trip
to Eagle River Thursday.
The hectic social held at the Pioneer
lake school house Saturday night was
largely attended.
The young people of Conover and
vicinity enjoyed skating party on
Pioneer lake Sunday.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1909-02-03
Voters to Decide Question.

In this issue of the Villas ''ountv
News will be found a call for a
special election to vote OH grant
ing free power to Klein & Van
Nostrand for the manufacture
of aluminium novelties; also their
proposition as to what they ask
the voters to give them.
Owing to the notice and prop
osition being received rather at
late hour for publication, We
are unable to give the reader an
abbreviated article on the meat
of the proposition. Next week
we will be able to do so.
But, in the interim, may we
suggest to the reader and voter
that he, himself, read and digest
carefully the proposition which
is to be voted on, and satisfy
himself by actualthought wheth-
e. or not he will vote for or
against it.
There are a great many stories
ahoat regarding this proposition
which are for and against it.
But if you can put the question
fairly to yourself and read the
proposition, interview Messrs
Klein & Van Nostrand personally
we are positive you will see the
justice in granting them the
power.
Kindly read the proposition
over and lay aside any prejudice
you may have while doing SO.
The making or breaking of
Eagle Rivers's future now lies
within your power.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1909-02-03

How old was Ann? Suppose
every business man in Eagle
River took as much genuine
interest in the upholding of the
town and forwarding all public
enterprise as the newspaper
men. They work for railroads,
manufactures, schools and
churches, good roads and streets;
paint for dingy buildings; urges,
pleads, bowls and badgers and
cavorts around generally. Imag-
inc then their feelings when some
lame, stringhalted kind of fell
low reproaches them because
they don't boom things enough
and if they do he accuses them
of being subject to the influence
of the other fellow. If the town
booms and prices of real estate
advance aud owners grow rich
from theresult ofthenewspaper's
labor. they make nothing by it.
Newspaper men are placed ex-
actly like the poor boy at the
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1909-02-03
PERSONALS

Matt Sheribel returned Mon
day from a business trip to Park
Fails.
August We'll departed We'd
nesday on a visit with relatives
in Chicago.
F. H. Gallagher of Hacklev
transacted business in Eagle
River Saturday.
Steve Johnson of Rummels
waa an Eagle River business
caller Yesterday.
Miss Ida Vantwood ofWaters-
meet. was an over Sunday guest
of Miss Rose We'll.
Miss Mary Steinmetz returned
Friday from a visit with rela-
tives at Watersmeet.
Louis Zimplemann returned
Monday from a months visit
with home people at Amigo.
Mrs. F. w. Singler and Mrs.
F. Shafe of Watersmeet were
Eagle River visitors Friday.
w. H. Bonner returned Friday
from De Pere, where he had been
to attend the funeral ola brother.
Mrs. Geo. E. O'Connor return
ed Wednesday from visit with
relatives at Ashland and Besse-
mer.
!. A. Pennington and Vim.
Sil!sbe of Donaldson were bust
ness visitors III Eagle River yes
terdav.
Mrs. M. Frankel returned Sat
urdav from a months visit with
relatives in New York and
Chicago.
Carl Ewald, who is hauling
wood at Hacklev for Peter Stein.
spent Sunday with his family in
Eagle River.
Louis Zalott, father of Louis
Zalott of this city. departed FRI
day for the old country, he going
to Hungary.
MIR. and Mrs. c. A. Hansen
returned yesterday from Mil
waukee where they had been to
attend the funeral OF a relative.
Finn Lawler returned Monday
from a business trip to Minocqua
and Arbor Vitae and departed
this morning on business in Mil
waukee and Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. Converse
after short visit at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Thorpe,
returned Wednesday to their
home at Vancouver, B. {.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1909-02-03
Notice of Special Town
Meeting.

Whereas, the Town Board of Supervisors OF
the Town of Eagle River. Villas County. Wis
consin, on the 4th day of February, 1909. duly
passed and adopted the following resolution:
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1909-02-03
circus without the necessary
quarter to gain admittance.
Action Against Town

A. H. STANCE Lumber Co.,
Brooks & Ross Lbr. Co. and
Menasha Woodenwate Co., be-
gan action this morning against
Town OF Eagle River and all
Judgment creditors of the town
except w ], Walsh, for purpose
of evading payment of taxes.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1909-02-03
A VALUABLE FOX SKIN
Jeffry Butcher Receives $3lU
for Skin of Silver Gray
Fox Captured Two Weeks
Ago.

Last FRIDAY Jefry Butcher
sold to Fred g. Mcintyre, agent
for Chicago firm, a silver grey
fox skin for 1910. The fox was
trapped by Mr. Butcher couple
weeks ago near Otter Rapids
dam.
Ernest Thompson, who
makes a study Of and writes
upon wild animal lore, IS au-
thoritv for the statement that
the silver gray fox is freak and
is a progeny of the common red
fox. The fur of this freak is ex-
ceedinglv valuable and there are
only two markets for the fur
Russia and Paris. The skin OF
the one just sold goes to Paris.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1909-02-03
CALLS FOR HELP

The Rhinelander Business Col
lege has had several calls for
office help, but as the school is
only in it's infancy we have been
unable to fill the positions. Off
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1909-02-03

negligence on TIL. part OF said second party
Ill agreements and covenants herein coil
tanned shall be mutually binding upon the
parties hereto. their Successors heirs, execu :
tors. administrators and assigns.
The said s. S. Van Nostrand and John j
Klein submit and agree to enter into said
contract with the said Town of Eagle River
whenever said town Is authorized so to do
as aforesaid. upon the following express
conditions: That the said Town of Eagle River
shall authorize and direct the Town Board OF
meeting and election. duly ealleds and con
Quoted in the manner provided by law. to
execute said contract on the part OF said
town
Signed sealed and submitted and dated at
Eagle River Wisconsin. this first day OF Feb
ruary, 1909
JOHN J. KLEIN [seail
WHEREFORE. BE IT RESOLVED. BY the
Town Board of Supervisors OF the Town OF
Eagle River, Villas County, Wisconsin that
the said town does hereby determine and de-
clare that it is for the best interests OF said
town, that said proposition be accepted. and
BE II FURTHER RESOLVED, That Frank
Beardsley Torn Jerk of said Town OF Eagle
River. be and he is hereby ordered and direct
ed 70 give notice of a special town meeting
and eiectionto be held pursuant to the pro-
visions of Chapter 312 of the General Laws
OF the State OF Wisconsin for the year 1903
and the General Laws ofthe State of Wiscon-
S in, for the purpose of voting on the question
OF accepting or rejecting said proposition OF
s. s. Van Nostrand and John j. Klein and
the question OF aui horizing and directing the
! Town Board of Supervisors and the Tow
/ Clerk OF said town to enter into said contract
with the sdidiS, S. Van Nostrand and John J
Klein be duly submitted to and voted on by
the electors and legal voters OF said town
! at said special town meeting and election.
! Dated at Eagle River Villas County Wis
consin, this 4th day of February 1909.
lSignedl
STEVE BOWKER.
Supervisor, Town OF Eagle River.
| Therefore pursuant to the foregoing reso-
| luton,
| Notice is Hereby Given to the electors and
| legal voters of the said town OF Eagle River
Villas County, Wisconsin, that a special Town
Meeting and Election will he beId at the
| Town Hall in the village of Eagle River. in
said Town OF Eagle River. (the same being
! the place where the annual town meetings
/ OF the said town are hcld) on the 1st day Oi
March, 1909, for the purpose of voting upon
the question OF authorizing and directing the
| Town Board of said town to execute, in be-
| hall OF said town the contract submitted by
the said S. S. Van Nostrand and John j
Klein AMI filed with the Town Clerk of said
town on the 2nd day of February, 1909, and
| hereinbefore referred to.
The polls OF the said election will be open al
the hour of nine O'Clock in the forenoon oil
| said LIST day of March. 1909, and will close
at the hour of five O'Clock in the afternoon oil
said day.
Dated this 4th day of February, 1909.
FRANK BEARDSLEY,
Town Clerk, Town of Eagle River, Wis.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-11
CONFUSED ORDERS
CAUSES COLLISION
PASSENGER ON RIO GRANDE
MEETS FREIGHT
Wreck Near Cisco, Utah, Kills Three
Trainmen, but All Passengers
Escape-No Elk Dele
gates Aboard

GRAND JUNCTION, Colo, July 10
Three trainmen killed and one fatally
injured and traffic tied up for more
than twelve hours are the result Of a
head-on collision that occurred about
8 o'clock this morning near CISCO
Utah, about sixty miles west of here
between section five of Westbound
Denver & Rio Grande passenger tram
No. 3 and an eastbound sheep train
The wrecked passenger train was
carrying the regular passengers only,
none of the Elks bound for Los An
geles being aboard.
The engine crew and baggageman OF
the passenger train were killed, the
freight engine men jumping in time
to escape. None of the passengers
was injured. =.
The Philadelphia Elks' special left
here as section four, one hour ahead
of the wrecked train. When the latter
reached Pinto it found the special on
the siding, the engine having gone
dead. The Elks' special had orders to
pass the sheep train at Cisco, but the
crew Of section five knew nothing OF
the freight.
Fourteen special trains carrying Elks
to Los Angeles ere held here all day
on account of the wreck They left
for the west at short intervals, begin
Qing at $50 this evening
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-11
BAND OF POLITICAL
PRISONERS ESCAPE
BELIEVED TO BE ON WAY TO
ALASKA
Cossacks Attack Exles and Are
Worsted, Seven of Their Number
Being klIIed-severaI Fugl-
tiVes Also Dead

SEATTLE, Wash, July lO.-ln-
formation concerning the escape of
the band of political convicts in the
interior of Siberia, who are making
their way toward East Cape, on the
extreme west coast, in an effort to
reach Alaska, was brought to Seattle
yesterday by John W. Kelley, who mas
long been identified with affairs in the
Arctic both in Alaska and Siberia.
1.-The first word of the escape OF the
convicts reached the ear of Capt. N.
r. Kallinikoff, acting governor OF
Nichniy, Kalimsk, which Is 1900 miles
from East Gaze March 49," said MIR.
Kelley. HE Immediately sent de-
tachment of his men in pursuit and
they overlook and engaged the eXlles
100 miles from the post.
1.-THE Cossacks were defeated and
seven of them killed. Several of the
exlIes met the same fate.
Reduced in numbers by death from
exposure and many of them having
been killed in battles with the ma
tives. the band numbered twenty when
last heard from. They have only looted
the villages and killed the natives in
cases where their demands for dogs,
food and reindeer have been refused
Captain Kallinikoff dispatched a
band of messengers to East Cape, who
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-11
VITAL DECISION
IN UPPER COURT
APPELLATE JUDGES DISPOSE
OF MANY CASES
JAMES, LANCE, BRAZILIAN, BRUCE
APPEALS CONCLUDED
Matters of Moment That Have Been
in Litigation for Months Adjusted
by judiciary at Sac
ramento
tBy Associated Press.)

SACRAMENTO, July 10.-The appel
late court today upheld the verdict OF
a jury in the superior court Of Ala
media county which awarded Rosie
James $4,000 damages from the Oak
land Traction company for the loss ol
half of her face in a street car acci-
dent at Oakland in 1900,
The same court refused to restrain
Superior Judge A. J. Buckles of Solan
county from Furnishing Charles Lange
for contempt of court for ignoring the
injunction preventing him from oper-
ating a line of ferries from Vallejo to
the Mare Island Navy yard, which the
Vallejo Ferry company claimed was
an infringement of their franchise.
The decision of the Monterey superior
court in the case Of the Ford q SAN
born company against the Brazlan Seed
Growers company, Charles b. Brazlan
G. T. Duncan and w. F. Duncan
whereby the plaintiff was awarded
$20S7.34, was affirmed. The Brazlar
company appealed, seeking to throw
the burden of the judgment on the two
Duncans, which the higher court re-
fused to do.
f. A. Elliot lost his appeal from tho
Judgment of the san Francisco courts
which ruled in favor of Jeanette W
Bunce, as Administrative of the estate
of Charlotte K. Clark, in dispute over
the rights of the administrators of the
estate of Ada M. Hudson and her nus
band, George Hudson.
The superior court at San Francisco
was also affirmed in the judgment IA
yoring ]. NJ Ruth in the suit against
his sister Mrs. Lolita Ruth Krone, for
the recovery of a $1,000 note executed by
Mrs. Krone in favor of her brother.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-11
WIFE TESTIFlES TO
SAVE Her HUSBAND
TELLS STORY OF ATTACKS BY
NEPHEW
Woman Whose Spouse Murdered His
Relative Because of Relations
with Her Is Witness
for jccused

DETROIT, Mich, July 1o.-Mrs.
Ethel Boyajian, testifying today in
behalf of her husband, DIR. G. K. Boy
allan. on trial for murder, told the
story of her relations with Harotoon
Gostanian, her husbands nephew. DR..
Boyajians attorneys contend Gostan-
ian's relations with the physicians wife
poisoned his mind and that he was ir-
responsible when he shot and killed
Gostanian in the police court here
April go.
Mrs. Boyajian said her husband had
always shown a fatherly attitude to-
ward his young nephew and had made
him the most welcome guest in their
home.
While DR. Boyajian was away on a
lecture trip in April, Mrs. Boyajian
testified, Gostanian attacked her in
her home, repeating the assault on
three occasions. She declared that he
threatened to kill both her and the
doctor If she revealed what he had
done, and that she was afraid to re-
sist him further or disclose his ac-
tiOns.
on cross-examination She admitted
having called several times on Cos
tanian at his rooming house and hav-
ing telephoned him there, but denied
that there was anything wrong in her
actions.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-11
BRYAN URGES STATES TO
RATIFY TAX AMEND MEM 7
Calls Attention to Fact That Demo-
Gratis Urged Income Tax, While
Taft Formerly Opposed It

LINCOLN, July 10.-Mr, Bryan yes
terday made public the following state
ment on the tax amendment:
The Democratic platform of 1908
contained an income tax plank. MIR.
Bryan indorsed this plank and urged
the necessity of a constitutional
amendment President Taft, in his ac-
ceptance speech, insisted that an
amendment was not necessary.
For years the Republican leaders
have opposed an income tax and de-
nounced the Democrats for advocating
1t. But behold the change!
president Taft sends a message &c
congress proposing the submission OF
an income tax amendment, and 1t
passes the senate by a unanimous vote,
II ayes, nays, none.
democratic governors in states nav
ing Democratic legislatures ought 70
call extra sessions at once and secure
immediate ratification Of the amend
ment.
"Income tax clubs ought to be
formed Immediately in every county
non-partisan clubs to pledge members
of the various legislatures to vote Tor
ratification. Now is the time to act!
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-11
HEAVY RAINS SWELL CREEK
AND HOMES ARE INUNDATED
Floods in Idaho Follow Storms-Prop-
erty Damage Is Heavy and
Crops Are Ruined

SIOUX CITY, Ia, July 10.-Perry
creek, a small stream that separates
the east side from the west side of
Sioux City, suddenly overflowed its
banks early today. Many homes were
surrounded with water six feet in
depth and much damage resulted.
East of town the Great Northern
and Illinois Central tracks were
washed out in long stretches.
The Floyd river in the eastern part
Of the city also rose rapidly today and
the people along it's banks were
warned. The overflows are due to
heavy rains.
Merrill, fifteen miles east of here, re-
ports rain amounting almost to q
cloudburst, with heavy damage to
property and crops.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-11
ENDEAVORERS' CONVENTION
HOLDS HALLIDAY SESSION
Morning Devoted to Business, While
Afternoon Is Left Free for
Numerous Excursions

ST. PAUL, Mimi, July 10.-The dele
gates to the twenty-fourth interna-
tional Christian Endeavor convention
crowded a full days work in during
the forenoon in order that the after
noon might be free for excursions.
Following a quiet hour service
there were sessions held in several
down town churches. Labor problems
were discussed in the guild hall of
Christian church under the leadership
Of Rev. Charles Stetzle.
In the auditorium the business sign,
Thy Kingdom Come" was discussed.
The missionary committee conference
a t the same time in the armory heard
a number Of speakers from all parts Of
the world.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-11
Refuse to Accept Decision

LA PAZ, Bolivia, July 1O.-Thousands
of Bolivians attended the meeting in
a public square this afternoon to pro-
test against the decision of Argentina
in the boundary dispute between Bo-
livia and Peru. It is reported that the
Bolivian government viii refuse to
accept the decision, claiming that it
implies the loss Of national territory,
The government has apologized for the
attacks made by the citizens Of the
Peruvian and Argentine legations and
has promised to prevent a repetition of
tLese attacks. The street mobs, how
eyer, continue very disorderly.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-11
Await Officers

SAN JOSE, CAL, July 1O.-Morrcll
and his wife were found i'm the office
Of Attorney W. NJ Beggs this after
noon and stated they have been i'm
san Jose ever since Weilands' dis
charge, awaiting the arrival of any
officer authorized to eXtraditc. Beggs
states that the district attorney of this
county held that the Justices Jurlsdlc-
lion ceased with the issuance of the
governors warrant. Proceedings at
Forest city We're therefore dismissed
and the bonds exonerated. Attorney
AIcCornish says he told Weiland when
discharged that the Morrclls would be
ready Whenever he wanted them and
he could get them without trouble.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-11
ACCUSED OF MINING FRAUD,
COUPLE REPORTED MISSING
Complainant Who Says He Lost
$1,000 in Deal Fails TO Find
MorrelIs

SACRAMENTO. July 10.-John Bos-
son, who caused the arrest OF MI aul
SIrs I W Norreu on a charge of Sc
curing sl1 900 from him on a mining
fraud, reported at Governor Gilletts s
office today that the man and woman
for whom eXuadition papers for then
return to Pennsylvania were granted
last Wednesday, have disappeared,
He said w. NJ. Bcggs of san Jose
who was on the Mouells' bond lol
$4,000, had secured release as a pouu2-
nan on n misunderstanding between
+be district attorney of Sierra county
and the justice of the peace of Forest
in the same county. When the bonds
man was released from the TesponsI-
blity of producing the couple the Nor
reus dropped out of sight They have
not been seen since last Wednesday
night.