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The Washington herald., 1909-01-22
supreme Court OF The Un,,.a s,,,...


Present. Tie Chief justice. Mr. Justice Harlan
Mr. Justice Brewer. Ar. Justice White Mr. Justice
Peckhzm. Mr. Justice McKcnna Mr. Justice
HoiEes. NJ. 5ustice Day. and Mr. Justice MOODY,
J. William Shea. Of Washington D. C.; Edwin
NJ Abbott. q Philadelphia. Pa; William T. 4
FITZGERALD. q Boston. Mass. and Arthur ". Do
Ian. q Boston Mass. were admitted to Practice.
No. q Marceio Lesne e. a.. plaintiffs n e.
roT. Is. The United States; IL error 70 the supreme
CouFt q the Philippine Islands: dismissed pursuant
% tenth Tuie-
No s.. Josefa Diana Martinez e. al. appellants
- Ia Asociacion de Senorss Damas del Santo
Asilo De Ponce; argument commenced by Mr. Fritz
von Briesen for the appellants eontinued b. Nh
John ". ferkes for the appellee. and concluded b.
Mr. Fritz ven Briescn for the appellant
No. s. GgStave A Jain e al rs The Steamship
Foiniua. &c: argument commenced by Mr. FRED
erick ". BrOTn for jain e. al. and continued By
3fr. J. Parker Kirir fc- she Folmina-
Adjourned untl to-day AZ y O'clock
Tie DAY cali for Friday January 2 VIII he as
follows Noz. S. s.. s. land S.. 50. %. g. 50, g.
g. and g.
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IN TIE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
q Columbia. holding Probate Court. No. 1873
administrztion--This Is 20 give notice. That the
sGbs11ber. u the District Of Columbia has OBJ
tanned from the Probate Court n the District o.
Columbia letters of administration the estate
Of Frederic 2. Naxey. lale q The DiStTic. n Co
lumbia deceased. All PERSONS having claims against
the deceased are hereby warned - exhibit the
same with the vouchers Thereof. legally autben-
tscated. 70 the subscriber. cr before the 9Th
DAY OF JANUARY. A d. 1910; otherwise they
may BE- law be exciuded from all benefits q said
estate. Given under my hand this 9Th DAY q Jan
uary. 200 ESTELLE A NANCY lie Rhode
Island ave. Attest: (SeaL) JAMES TANNER.
Register q Wills for the District q Columbia
Clerk Of the Probate Court BENJAMIN s.
MINOR. Attorney asBZ
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SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF CO
iuulbis. holding Probate Court No 1s,0I Admin
lstgst0n-Tis i % give notice that the subscriber.
q the District Of Columbia. has obtained from the
Probate Court Of the District Of Columbia letters
Of administrator on the estate Of Harry Roland
Sullivan late q the District Of Columbia deceased
All persons having claims against the deceased are
hereby warned 10 exhibit the with the vouch-
Thereof legally authenticated - me subscriber
on or before the 18Th DAY OF JANUARY A d.
1910. otherwise they may by law Be excluded from
al benefit of said estate Given under ny hand
this 18th dsy Of Iauuary 1909. CLARA EMILE
AUGUSTA YON TANGES SULLIVAN. The Ds-
mariseotts. Attest: lSeal} WI c. TAYLOR. Dep
uty Register q Wills for the District n Columbia
Clerk Of the Probate Court. WILLIAM HTTZ. At
tOrney. el52@
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PROPOSALS.

OFFICE or The COMMISSIONERS or TIE
District Il Colum5ia- WashinEton D. C. January
p lsa-Sealed proposals Wiz b recsed AZ tbs
ossce Until Z O'Clock noon. WEDN ESDAI Eco
ruzry ~ 1909 for rebuilding one second size Clspp
AID Jones engine. for the Ere Department. p. c.
Blank forms q proposal and ali Necessary informa-
tion nay Be obtained a. the Oace q TIE Property
Clerk. y. c. Dtstri1 Building. Washington =. c.
HENRY 3 z MCFARLAND HENRY l.
WEST. SPENCER COSBY. Commissioners. d. C.
-.q-s+
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NON-MEDICAL HEALING.

The WASHINGTON NoNNEDICAL RENE
DIAL and HYGIENE INSTITUTE and SANA-
TORTUN To- the CURE a LOCOM0TOR-ATANIA-
RHEUMATISM. PARALYSIS. BRIGHTS DIS
EASE and kindred INCURABLE lso-csileil ALL
MENrS DESPERATE CASES SOLICITED
CONSULTATION FREE Lady Assistant PROP
II. Y d. PARKER. Of50e l02 Ninth s. nv.
Phone NJ 4Il2 Hours. 70 % ;: sunday. &c 70 J. and
by appointment Consultation and treatment at
residence when necessaE. ysEf
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Lawsuits,

No. 5l27. Enerich Beef Company " Frederick
H Chafee: judgment e :. Bound. 5ustice Of ths
pace. S2l
No 5iosa Frank Futsch IS Eiiz2befh C. Pal,
debt. s2.ee Attorneys, james GiieH and II. ;.
Winfeid
No 5lSsa- Anna u. Baden Is Jalius Lansbursa
et al. damages sos Attorney. c. A. Keia4in
No 554. ". T. Sissou Is. Thomas G. Seward;
ceTti07sri- Defendants attorney. r. B. Dickev.
No. 5lsG- Frank Libbey & Co IS. T. Kent Rob
erTs; account Ss5-3+ Attorneys. W z. NsttinEy
4 son
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Circuit court No. 1.

JUSTICE STAFFORD
No sE22 ArTle. administrator. Is. CsT5tsl Frac-
ton CCHpeny. 90 tral; sealed verdict ordered
Atto-neys Jeckss Fulton & C01-R- z PeTTy x
son and e. T. Dunlop
Assignments fer to-day-Motions &c:
No. l. Cou1ecic1t General Lie Insurance Cen
2any vs. Waite e a. Attorneys. Bond-1fcNeiE &
Colbert
No . Farmers and Mechanics. Bank " oben-
chaia q a. Attorneys Cragin-Dicksy-
No. = Morrison Is Baltimore and ONO Raiiroad
Company Attorneys, Mcneil & McNeiIl-Ha1-iiton.
Colbert TerEcs & Hamilton
No WI-ner - Discrlct q Columbia AttoT-
news Abert-Thunas & Blair
No s. Hopkius IS. Martin Attorneys. Balds-Sson
-Eheatley.
No s. Chaa.bsrs Is Potbrry. t-1lstee Attorneys.
AlEan5-H ollsndcr & SHOES.
No. = Frazcs-Po-cnsc Laundry Company y.
Schrcnpf. Attorneys, Tobriner-Arcter & Hsit-
nullsT-
No. HAYES. =. - Ambrose. At,orneys. Neysrz
-Rid0Ut & Rot1schild
No. g Brown IS. Ossood- Attorneys. Wilson
EzTEToTe & Morris.
No T. Johnston IS Braxton Attorneys. PeeIIs-
No. Il United states TO use Of PatricA Ct a. u
Secretary q Inte-ioE- Attorneys Wnght-UuiIsd
States Attorney
No. Z Potter u Baltimore snd ohio Railroad
CoH7suy- Attorneys. Mstthsws-Hamilton. CoIber1,
Yerkes & Hamlto--
No. Is. Early e a. - HoiiingSEo-th. Attorneys
MontaEle & MoTisrity-SWeeney-
No. l. Stewart 70 use q Hume vs.. Lipso1.b
AttCneys. Hume-Bznsy & Woodard
No. - IAnkford IS Macedonia Bsp;ist Church
Attorneys. Richardson & Cobb-Gardiner-
No. e OrBd5-f Us CAPITAL Traction Company.
Attorneys. Smc-PCTTJ & sen.
Circuit Court No. 2.
CHEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH
Nc. 1855. Hawks r. Brown. On trial Attor-
zeys. A. : ngtou-Tucser & kenyon
Assignments for today Notions
No / sheridan Is Brown, Attorneys Wheat.
ley-ThuIs,on. Preutiss & BaIlinger-
70. . NasTudeT - TeiierS Attorneys, Mouitoa
Shea & Bailey.
No, ) Bran rs. HurIb-rtt Attoueys. Perry
Drew.
No. Simpson ct a. IS Greea- Atto-neys
Toomey-PeurebskeT. CsruSi & Jones
No. ) District Of Columbia rs Washington Ter
minal Company. Attorneys. e q. Th0ass-Hsn-
ilton. Colbert. Ycrkes * Hamilton
No 6. Dorsey Is. Elmore. AttoTneys. MsiIlzt +
Aubrose-Birney K Woodsri-
No 7--EoWard Is. Same. Attorneys ssme.
No. s Christie vs.. CAPITAL Traction Company.
Attorneys. Oberlin-Peuy.
No Q. Plaza Hotel Company Is. CaStnett e al
Attorneys. Colbert HaTell-EmiS. BiTney Wood
ard.
No. &c. G. A. Fuller Co u District Of Colum-
bia- ATTORNEYS. Duvan. jr--E- Il. Thomas.
No T. Macab0y vs. Philip Attorneys. Burke
and Huftv-ravis and Hoehling.
No - Stevens IS District q Columbia At
torneys. JefFo7is and Hallovay-E- H. Thomas
No = Webb administrator. Is. Munsey- At
toTncys. PeteT-Lamhert.
No a Flynn - STAPLES. Att0msys. Jackson
and Jofnsor-Syme and Woodard.
No. Is BoultsT vs. Fairbanks AttoTneys. Pre-
Tcst < Bsiley-Oberlin-
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.

ONLY S.75O-wORTH S-o0-A FINE BUSINESS
corner. situated az junction CAPITAL Traction and
City and Suburban car lines Florida ave. dizso-
naIly opposite new =. and o. station. where bcsi-
ness property Is increasing rapidly N value With
easily 10
lexington Improvement Co., 141O G.
Ass
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HERALD WANT ADS BRING RESULTS-ONE CENT word
RAILROADS.
& OHIO RAILROAD.

LEAVE NEW Union STATION.
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
'-EVFRYOTHER HOUR on TIE ODD HOUR
TO PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK
NEW TERMINAL, I'D STREET, NEW YORK
sIa4 a. n Diner. Pullman farioT.
800 a. n Observation Parlor- F1ve-hour Train
800 a. Diner and Pullman PsTl0r Car.
III 60 a. n. Diner ard Pullman PaTi0r Car.
'la0 p n. Diner and Pullman PaTiG Car.
80 D m. "R0yei Limited. AT Pullman 5hC1T.
100 D. n Coaches 10 Philadelphia.
% p n Diner and Pullman fsTiOf.
30 D N. Coacbes 70 Philadelphia
'l2.5 night Sleepers 70 New York
s2s2 q. m SleepeTs 20 Philadelphia a Ne= YORK
ATLANTIC CITY. TT9o. 800. II % a. N, no
$50 p. n
EVERY HOUR on THE HOUR
Week days. 100 a. m 20 u90 p NJ
'ZS2. $50. $50. 40, IN. $50. $50. -s5s
rs.S9. 1000. loo a n sl2d0 noon. fl21s, 10.
sl:5, 200. $50 f5&. $50 = 90, AS. 80. 555.
80 800 SO. 7So. Is9o -s09 1910. 1875.
WESTWARD.
CHICAGO. ~ 80 p. n
CINCINNATI. ST LOUIS. AND LOUISVILLE,
$40 3. 70. '4a5 n, '2.4o night.
PIfTsBCRG. go a n. II, 80 D n. 'lZ29
EiEht.
CLEVELAND. 90 2 n
COLUMBUS $50 y. m.
MHEELING $40 a m. sd p
MINSHsSTER. rs:io p. n. f455. 800 :. n
fkEDE KICk. SD, $40, ss.i5 8. N. sl1e, 40,
f5-s5 p m.
HAGERsTOwN. rsao a. n. $50 ?. II.
ANNAPOLIS. I'D. $50, fl2f6 noon. so, $50.
80. and 500 p n
TELEPHONES al all the following Ticket o.
fees: l4lT g 81 NV. Main 1881; sI9 Pennsylvania
ave- Main Is: New Union Station: Ticket once,
Main go Information Bureau. Main ISse-
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DAILY COURT RECORD
tThursday, January n, 10

EstSte Of Patrick Casey. order granting letters u
administration bond. SEQ Attorney. :. A. O'shea-
Estate d William D5cks-s0u; petition foT setters
Of administration. Attorney. ". g. Martin.
Estate Of John J. McC0Urt; order granting set-
ters Of administration; bond, 500 Attorney, L.
j. 2fzther
Estate Of John v CarTaheT. petition for lette-s
Of administration. Attorney, William z. AuhTuse.
Estate Of William " Cheshire; Eil fled dated
September 2 1895 naming BESSIE Booze Cheshire as
execgtTix-
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.

FOR RENTA VERY DESIRABLE OFFICE
ard apartment building Oh Eth s.. near X NJ.
A. d. ADDISON sgS I7th 81 nv szi-7t
FOR RENT-NICELY FURNISHED OFFICE.
675 Colorado Bldg RG-3t
FOR RENT-THE MARYLAND BUILDING. lH3
81. Nv. desirable O1ice TOOus. including best.
light elevator and ja1itor seTiees prices. 81 70 y
Ter room WEAVER BROS. l4ls + ST M. is2S-u
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WOOD AND COAL.

FOR SALE
100 cords seasoned oak and hickory wood On nv
place, Jones roed. quarter nile north Of Chew
Chase Lake and quarter mile west Connecticut ave
nue. extended, about $ a cord. DONALD Mac
PETERSON. Ilo2 y Y. ave-. city. jaZ-a
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CLOTHES CLEANED & PRESSED.

YOU CAN'T DO BETTER THAN TO HAVE
ycur szits pressed and repaired At Ed 3IILLER'S.
az New York ave. suits dry cleaned snd PRESSED
&c 'Ph- y &2-M su7St-s.S,E
IL ORDER TO KEEP OUR REGULAR EN-
rioyes bzsy drring Tie summer months Us Cu01s.
Pants spolgsd pressed I5e Skirts TzeSsed-c 70 81
Suits s1orTed pressed Es Ladies suits pCsd . % .
Suits i-eipSaed zoe Skirts ran-cea1ed.s-75e
F. {. GREEN CO. Gs 70 SIS lSh -
Kiss, w1ct
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i. Weirhtv Argument.

From the Lustise Blaetter.
Patient-I sha'n't come here again.
have been waiting three hours for your
doctor.
Servant-That's nothing. We've been
waiting six months for you.
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CARPENTER AND BUILDER.

ARCHITECT. CARPENTER. AND BUILDER,
jobbins promptly executed at short notice; drog
postal; viii call; estimates cheerfuIlS given. " o.
GOODWIN. 705 St ERMS.Ef
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Mechanics, Lien.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

No. 5s7s Lewis = Snoot - Thomas H Pick
ford e a.; lot g. square S. SlI5. Attorney. G. c.
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SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE.

WANTED TYPEWRTTING- COPIES MADE or
FaHers. &c. neatly and promptly Address
Herald ofSce. 5a2st
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FOR HIRE.
CASH REGISTERS.
TO THE LADIES.

HAIR POWDER, a new cream for the complex
ion; also sh8mpO0ing and hairdressing specially
Miss Cadman. Is Ilth st. Nv Phone " 81 5 to s.
EERFOOT'S FIOLETTA CREAM AN EXCEL
lent preparation for chapped hands and ali other
skin iTritztions. &C. Phone OF mail orders hlied.
KERFOOT'S PHARMACY, 9TH and L SITS. nE.
jal03as
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FOR RENT-H0USES.

FOR REST-IN GEORGETOWN: FINE HOME.
open al SIDES: hot water hsas: baths price 50
Per no Apply - 18Th ST nv. ja9l1
lS9 q st. NV; 70 ? and bath; heat-.--..---- 20 =
% ID ne: L ? and Special rate given
e Del ne; 2 and b.--------.--------.S2oo
2. II. JOHNSON Co. ST. 7th st. DIV. ja3-d
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FOR SALE-SUBURBAE.

CT suburban hone rs send for latest bulletin
Marion Duckett & Son, 635 r Nv.
milf
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GRAPHoPHONES AND PIANOS.

BIG BARGAINS IN SLIGHTLY USED GRAPHo-
phones; Din disc records CSC; cylinder records
Sc; guaranteed ROBERTSON'S. Iz9 IN ~.
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOST-CA8IEO NECKLACE. GOING PROM mn
and u SIS o. WaadEard & LothTop's. or IN
woodward & Lo,hroDs, SO reward f returned st
once 70 l35 10Th s.. nv.
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BICYCLE REPAIRING.

HEADQUARTERS FOE TIRES. ALL MAKES.
U1icoTn, Hartford, HessleT. and cushion tires
guaranteed for one year. Expert bicycle repair d.
p<rtnent. c. VERNON HALL, s. = n.
EzL2sS-eod
The Washington herald., 1909-01-22

No ZzL Matthew H. Rsmzgs Is. Horace ;.
Cummings. trustee. e al; injunctson and account
ing Attorney. ". Z Ambrose.
No EZ7% In re Rigs Fire Insurance ComQauy5
ioT dissolution q corporation Attorney, ". r Nat
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HELP WANTED-MALE.
HELP WhNTED-FEMALE.

WANTED - SEANSTRESS. PANTRY MAID.
waitress. snd cbambelmaid-waitress- ali white,
racd wages EUREKA lGII New YCrk are.
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Outrageous.

From the FIieSr3de Blaetter.
Why are you so vexed. Irma?"
81 am so exasperated, attended the
meeting o. the Social Equality League
anA the parIor maid presided and had the
audacity to call me TO order three times.
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REAL ESTATE.

WANTED - THE NAME OF SUBDIVISION
owner or Other paT1y who win donate land in
suburbs Ct Washington for ste for large and already
established educston2l institution; upward Of 500 600
70 be expended BY the institution for buildings ard
equipment. Replies 70 Be considered must state
lacation Address BOX g Herald oalce n9-st
The Washington herald., 1909-01-22

HAIR DRESSING.
CRYSTAL HAIR-DREsSING PARLORs-
&ANICURING AND SHABIPoOING-
VIBRATOR FACIAL AND SCALP TREATMENT.
So6 ST. NV ROOMS AND
Patrons Treated at Residence. Phone II. 7s0G
dez5f. 5. tu-Sz
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CAFES.
APARTMENTs TO LET.
FOR RENT-FLATS.

FOR RENT FLAT. IsT FLOOR; RANGE:
elifahle Tor housekeeping: terms reasonable. Apply
THORNTON. 7os TIN 81 nv a1-E
FOUR HANDSOME THIRD FLOOR ROOMS.
with Gas and heat, proclaim sink adults; IS DeT
month OWNER Is7 Vermont ave- jal9-7t
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Criminal Court No. I.


United states rs. Arthur L. Scott: assault With
dangerous weapon verdict Guilty: recommendation Of
mercy Attorneys Thompson q LEskey
M ASSIGNMENTS for fo-ssv
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HEALTH MOVEMENT.

VIAvI SCIENCE OF HEALTH. NATURAL,
non-sargiesl. cloth bound, soopage book free.
Apply by mail. sls Colorado Building Free lecture
ior women Tuesday at ; , n. jzISe
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DECORATORS.

EASTERN DECORATING CO. 1907 sTH ST. NV
Lowest prices; climates free samples: EoCk-
nRaShiD 6rst-cissz jal7Sot
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Criminal Court No. 2.


United States Is Ritchey; grand larceny; on trial
Defendants attorneys. n. y. Riclardson ard ".
z. Ambrose.
United States rs Richard GTeEoTy. murder first
degree; iuuacy inquiry; verdict sane. Attorneys,
Geor7e H. Mcdonald and E &. Dutfon
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TYPEWRITERs.
CLAIRvoYANT.

er: best in the city; to ,. n Il 9Th 81. Sc
P1ore Ian scsS ssl2St. tu,fT.S
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FOR REET-ROoMs.
FURNISHED.
THE VAN DYKE,

I7Is 18TH ST NW.-Large rooms fur. or unfur,
with heat gas. and porcelain hath. ja2-St
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MOVING AND STORING.

WHY PAY MOREf VIZ STORE FOB 10 A
lead UNITED STATES STORAGE CO. ASA
- 18th 81 ~. Phone kzia -. sel2zs
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Bankruptcy Court.
Equity Suits.

JUSTICE BARNARD.
No. 465. In Osterrnan & Butter; order i3struct-
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SECONDHAND BOOKS.
DOGS. CATS. BIRDS &C
HORSES AND VEHICLES.

BENsISGER'S HORSE BAZAAR
Direct and commission dealers II horses and
rznles- s-S5-5G sth s. NV Auction Mondays
and Wednesdays. Private sales daily als-tf
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PROPERTY FOR SALE.

FOR sALE-Is YOUR BUSINESS OBJECTION
able 20 your neighhOrs5 Then buy On BIZ
zauis Point ist ST. sw.; 1000 feet for sale cheap
Apply IS 18th st. NV. js2o-tf
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MOVING, PACKING & SHIPPING.

COLUMBIA TRANSFER CO.. NOW LOCATED
at aS New Tork ave: large padded TEns 8 lnad:
Ehore wagon 8 load mhi7-ecdu
FURNITURE. BAGGAGE. PIANOS. &c, MOVED
with care packing ard shippins sTsaalty-
KRIEG'5 EXPRESS. IL q ST Nv Prone Maz
El3 aust
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Largest Morning CirculaticN
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-06-10
KID FRANKLIN
WANTS MATCH

Kid Franklin, San Francisco light
weight with a good record in Colo
RADIO, San Francisco and Australia, is
in Honolulu and is anxious to get a
match at anywhere from 1870 to 13S
pounds riDgside.
Jack McFadden wears a scalp that
he is after and he states that he will
willingly meet the sunset kid at the
weights mentioned. McFadden is not
committing himself just at present,
but he does not seem averse to the
match.
Should the boxing game be revived
here, and there are constant rumors
that it will, these two would doubt
less put up very good exhibition.
Young Franklin has a good list of
clippings showing victories he has
won over the better class of prelim-
mary men and has even gained a VIC
tory of Charlie Langford, the Aus
tralan lightweight who made consid-
cradle of noise when he first came
to this country.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-06-10
RINGERS SEND
IN KEEN REPLY

Here it is. The reply to the chal-
lenge of the 'Tisers by the Ringers.
Oh, what a sassiness. Poor old Ring
ers, it is a shame to even think what
is going to happen to them
Old Man Boisse, Mngr. 'Tiser Gun
beatable?) B. B. team, Honolulu
At last the happiest moment of our
lives has come, which is the oppor-
tunity of accepting your challenge of
the 9th inst
After looking over the names of the
players we are going up against we
simply smile, ha-ha-ha, as The lis.
we hand YOU below are the real
Hand it to you quick" kids. What
show the 'Tisers will have with us
will be learned to their sorrow on
the 18th inst. and a free Advertiser
on the goth will be welcome to each
man on our team. What say you?
. AS for taking some sassiness out Of
our heads and hides; whew nerve.
we dare say you will have to bride
the following: Paul Burns, Geo.
Bruins, j. Kia, A S. Robertson, NJ
Joseph, B. Sumner, NJ. Pimentai, Jr,
Joe Silva, J. Guard, Chas Kuranioto,
Geo. McCorriston, B. Zablin.
Failing to bride the above, what.
no! call the public to the League
grounds on the 18th inst. that they
may see us hand over to the White
wash SINGERS a barrel of Beautiful
White Waianae Lime with a two-foot
Whitewash Brush. Skat-Skidoo-
Beat it.
Not being newspapermen, but real
hard workers, we think the above a
prompt and satisfactory reply and
anxiously await your promised
trouncing. Truly yours, Paul Burns,
captain; Archie Robertson, manager;
Theo. H. Davies & Co.'S baseball
team.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-06-10
Kan Is the Smallest.

Whether the yachts sail to the wind
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-06-10
ADJUSTMENTS
Messina Disaster Pictures.

The moving pictures of scenes in and
about the city of Messina shortly after
the terrible earthquake disaster a few
months since, which are being shown
at the Art Theater, are most instrue-
tive series and should be generally
seen. The city is shown with the build
ings destroyed, people living in tents,
receiving food from the government,
while soldiers are to be seen searching
for the dead among the ruins. This is
one of the finest films ever shown here.
Band Notes.
The band played yesterday afternoon
on board the cruiser Buffalo for the of
ficers and men.
This Thursday evening the band will
play at the K. of P. hall for the Royal
School Alumni.
On Friday the band will play for
the 18th of June (Kamehameha Day.
sports all day at Kapiolani Park.
Saturday the band viii take rest.
Sunday the band Will give the usual
afternoon concert at Makee Island,
Waikiki.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-06-10
SNAILHAM IS
AFTER REILLY

SAN FRANCISCO, June BILLY
Snailham one of the best boys of his
weight that ever fought in California,
is hot on the trail of Charley Reilly
and wants to meet Reilly in a fifteen
or twenty round bout for any sort of
side bet that the Reilly partisans
want to make.
I have a decision over Reilly"
writes Snailham. land I know I can
beat him. I am not a. lightweight. as
l can make 124 pounds, but if Reilly
wants to fight me will let him weigh
a ton, and I'll guarantee not to weigh
more than 1913 pounds.
Should Reilly care to do business
with me, he can see me any day at No
1873 Third 'stret Paddy Welsh is nv
manager and he will bet nice little
bunch of money on the side that I
can beat Reilly
SAN FRANCISCO, June Char
lie Reilly, the clever lightweight, who
beat Willie Ritchie at the West Oak
land clubs last show, is getting am
bilious and is seeking nobler oppon-
ents for himself to battle with.
Reilly called on the sporting editor
of the The Evening Globe this mora
ing and declared that he was ready
to take a whirl at Lew Powell or any
ambitious scrapper who can make the
legitimate lightweight limit.
81 have beaten every man I have
ever met with the exception of Billy
Snailham and Paul Martin" declared
Reilly, ''and I think I should be given
more consideration. I m sure that
can beat Lew Powell and stand ready
to bet him $500 on the side
Little Reilly has shown considerable
class in the short-round bouts, and the
chances are that if he were given
some real work that he could show
bit of class.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-06-10
THREE SCHOONER5 AND ONE
SLOOP WILL START IN THE RACE
The Ocean Race to KahuIui Will Start Before
Shutdown From Bell Buoy, Near
Harbor Entrance.

ward or leeward of Molokai is left en-
tirely to the shippers. They may take
either course they wish They seem
to want to sail the same course, how
ever, SO it is probable that some agree
starts to sail either to the windward
OF the next island or up the Lanai
channel
Yesterday morning the Luka and Ha-
wall were taken off the ways, each with
bright new coat of copper paint. The
Luka was taken over to her anhorage
in rotten row, while the Hawaii was
warped to the Fort street wharf.
After they came off the Concord
was pulled out. Eben Low had pre-
vlously tried scraping barnacles off her
bilge by scratching it ON the coral reef
off the quarantine station. He did not
find this very successful however, so
had her hauled out and properly
scraped and painted.
Very Much Spinnaker.
The Concord will have spinnaker
that is lallapazoo The Pirate Kid
picked out spinnaker boom as long
as from here to Waikiki and as wide
GO q houoC. Ilt dISU HAS d Sp1Qnakef
proportion. When the return run home
starts and the Concord sets her kites.
the other yachts won't be able to see
any skIlne on account of the immense
spread of the Concord s sails.
1t Is hard to say when the yachts
Will arrive at Kahului. 1t is hoped
that they will make an offing well be-
fore dark tomorrow evening Should
the wind hold strong and steady dur
ing the night there is little doubt of
this. It is particularly hoped that they
VIII reach there before dark, as going
into harbor at night is no pleasant
job, especially when it is part of the
course of a race.
An Advertiser representative will
accompany the yachts to Kahului and
Will wireless the result of the first leg
of the race, sending on a written ac-
count of it if the yachts arrive there
IN time for him to get mail aboard the
Mauna Kea.