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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-11-04

n For Sale or Exchange-For sale
southeast V, section SO, township 1871,
range 43, Marshall county, Mimi, six
miles from town, price $40 per acre.
Incumbrancep $l,224. due 1871 at per
cent. Will take five passenger automo-
bile 1909 model. Give full particulars
in first letter. Address Lock Box, GA.
Iowa Falls, Iowa.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-11-04

The stress he laid on the word real
~" might have led one to the conclu
sion that he was pretending to be, but
was not. He sat down deliberately a,
little distance, took off his hat, and
looked at the gem on the counter.
II don't know anything about such
things. of course" he said in tone OF
reflection, but / should think that
was quite nice ruby"
Again Mr.. Pinney smiled benignly
for Mr. Van Torp had dealt with him
for years.
TITS a very fine stone, indeed, SIR
he said, and then turned to Logo
theft again. II think we can under
, take to cut 1t for you in London" he
said. II will weigh 1t and give YOU
careful estimate"
As a matter of fact, before Van TORI
entered, Logotheti had got SO far az
the question Of setting the gem for 9
lady's ring, but Mr.. Pinney, like all
the great jewelers., was as discreet
and tactful as a professional dtplo
mattst. How could he be sure that
one customer might like another te
knew ehc.:. 9 ri:as ordered ssor lady lady
II Logotheti preferred secrecy, he
would only have to assent and "a
away, - II leaving the ruby to be cut
and he could look in again when II
was convenient; and this was what
10 at once decided to do.
I think you're right Mr.. Pinney,'
- said. II shall leave 1t in your
hands. That's really ALL" he added
turning to Mr.. Van Trop.
Really? My business won't take
lsag either, ana we'll 90 together. Il
you IKE. ana have little chat.
only came to get another Of those ex
ira large collarstuds you make for me
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-11-19
Cuban Pitches
 No Hit Contest

Havana. Nov. 1s-Pedroso. a negro pitcher. let. the Detroit Tigers down without a Hit in eleven inning yester- Cay He would have had a shutout in nine innings without any trouble but for an error. He pitched remark able game from start to finish. and his team mates supported him. fault lessly except for that home run throw It came in the seventh inning. Mo 1ntyre hit a grounder to second. the Cuban at that sack made a clean pick up. but threw the ball over a low fence back of first base and Mcintyre went all the way around Not an other Tiger reached first. and so effec- tive was the right handed finger that his support did not even have a hard chance to handle.
 Beiivelt pitched fine game himself. allowing but six hits. but he lost the game in the eleventh. He passed a man and then threw to first on a bunr on which each runner took two. The score
 Detroit ......A o0O0O0IoOOO-l-O Almendares %. O000oOO1-2-61
 Batteries-Lelivelt and Schmidt; Pedroso and Gonzalas.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-11-19
BILL LUBY PICKED
 TO MANAGE LARKS
Bill VIII Have to Obtain Release From
 Ponies.

springfieId. Mass. Nov. fs.-There is more than a passing chance that Big Bill Luby. for several seasons a pro- nounced favorite with Springfield fans. will be playing manager of the North amDton baseball team next season. LuDy has made application for Nthe berth and Gn Edwards. the boy mag nate. is inclined to look with favor on the big man from Meriden- Man ager Jack Keller of the Springneld team says he will place no obstacles in the way of Luby's advancement to tine position of manager of the Meadow Larks. though he doesn't intend selling Luby for a song.
 Owner Edwards of the Northhamp- ton team carnot. of course. enter into ncgotiations with Luby unless the player secures his release from Spring. field Luby has informed Edwards that he believes he can get away from Springfield. presumably banking on the him before next season Luby. like Joe>C Conner. thinks he would do better elsewhere than in Springfield. where he has played six seasons
 Edwards has had plenty of appiica- ticns for the berth of playing manager. and wants to be sure he has a good man before he signs mp the papers Luby Is known as one of the cleanest players in the Connecticut league. a man honorable in his dealings with his mates and his employers. He, is extremely popular with the players and public and Is likely to get good results out of his men if he is made manager.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-11-19
RIN6SIDE NOTES


 Word comes from Paris that Joe Jeannette and Sam McVey have been matched to fight thirty rounds at the Cirque de Paris on December IT. The promoters have hung up s5.5OO purse, of which the winner will receive S3.5Oe- met in Paris in a gruelhng min last winter and in the forty-ninthy round McVey's seconds threw up the sponge as the Californian was severely pun ished. But prior to that Jeannette was knocked down more than dozer times and was on the verge of going to sleep on several occasions when his remarkable recuperative power en- abled him to continue. The coming battle is the talk of Paris and will probably draw a great crowd.
 Cincinnati. Ohio. Nov. 1s-The Car nivaI of Athletes" to be presented on the road by James J. Jeffries. viii not be allowed to be shown in Cin- cinnati. A dictum to this effect was issued here yesterday by Mayor John Calvin.
 we don't want Jeffries' show in this town said Calvin to Euguene Lutz. the advance representative. who called and asked if the Carnival might be given
 we don't want Jeffries at all Let him give his exhibition on one of the were connected with some regulsr theatrical production l doubt if ! could stop him. but I can prevent thfs sort of a show of muscles. He ma1 win the championship from Johnson I'm not Interested in that-but I am interested in keeping all such per formances as this away from the eyes of the people fin Ctncinnati- And that will be about all-~
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-11-19
YALE LOOKS TO
 HAVE BEST TEAM
The Blue EIcels in Weight, But Crimson
 Has the Advantage in Height.

When the biggest football battle of the year. if not ever in the history of the game. starts tomorrow on Sol diers' field. Cambridge. it is now ex- pected that Yale will rush Harvard on her feet from the blow of the start ing whistle as was the case a week ago when Princeton was put on the defensive and forced to fight hard from the very start. In past years Yale has had a second half team. one that would be outplayed in one part of the game. but finish stronger in the second period This years team IS not that sort as was proven by the way that the men went at Princeton. The Yale eleven started in to play football from the first. and did not let up either.
 Man to man. the Blue will b9Ve the best of il tomorrow according to the records that the teams have made At men that can cope with Fitzpatrick and either Logan or Savage who will play the other side of the line.
 The Harvard tackles may get the best of Yale's. but Liliey ought to get the jump on Mckay even If Hobbs cannot hold his own against CaptaiH Fish The Yale guards. Goebel and Andrus. should make a sorry sight out of Fisher and L. Wilmington. while the last named ones brother at center will be up against a hard proposition in Cooney-
 It will be in the backheld too that Yale will excel. Too much Is known of the evident superiority of Murphy Philbin and Coy oyer Corbett. Leslie and Minot to say much that hasn't been said a hundred times on the sub rject. Little Howe may be badly out clossed by O'F1aherty at quarter. but
 The statistics of the two first teams follows:
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-11-19
Films Sunday at SteepIechase

Manager Tommy. DunniEan of the Thunderbolts received word from the management of the Elm team of Wa terbury last evening that the Brass City team would be on hand Sunday for a game at Steepiechase. Manager Dunnigan has been trying to get this team to appear in Bridgeport for some time and has at last accomplished that end It will be the first appearance of the team. ever in this city The Films have it on the local lads in weight but the Thunderbolts will go into the game to win. The contest will probably be the last big game at the Ieland
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-11-19

GAELIC FOOTBALL AT CAPITAL
 Two games of Gaelic Football at Hartford Thanksgiving afternoon will include a match between the Bridge port and Capital City teams. The other match Is between Ansonia and New London ~-
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-11-19

Total V. 2o4s Ib<ss rta in s2s7 yrs' Average .-..-.-+.-- 1s4 s:oO 20
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-11-19

STATE LEAGUE STANDING.

The Bridgeport team of the State league won their sixth straight game this week by taking three strings from the Bristols last evening at the local alleys The other three were annexed by way of Wallingford on Tuesday evenfng-- The locals went after the games last evening with deterni1a
 ton. so strong even that they almost broke the high three string record for the league They would have brought that honor home. if they ad not be- come unnerved in the last string. Every man on the team rolled better than 5oe. while Funk Banks fell two pins shy of the 6O0 mark Capt. Ben son ripped of the high single for the evening. 2&. A fall of ASA was the highest for the visitors. The score:
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-11-19
BRIDGEPORT.
4. B. (. Club Lead
 Pool Tournament

It looks hle ai cinch for the A B. c. club in their present pool tournament wi.h the New Era Club. Last evening D. Wise. of the A B. C.'sAeasily de- feated NJ Jacobson. of the New Bras. 100 to 50. This was the fourth of the series. each club having captured two contests. but the A. B. c.'s won theirs by such large scores that they now enjoy a lead of 50 points. The final game will be played this evening at the rooms of the A. B. c. Club on Main street The winners of the tournament will meet the Edua Club in series of Rames fin a. few days.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-11-19

have promised Barney Dreyfuss that if the New York first baseman should be secured for the Pirates. they will win another pennant next season Clarke sent word to a friend here re- gently that he still considered Penney the peer of any man in the National League at first base. and that his ginger and inside Knowledge of the game were things that could not be overlooked.
 If Pittsburg has not yet made an offer to New York for Penney. they
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-11-19
All Iammany--Annex
 At New Haven

The Tammanys have disbanded, but the All-Tammanys have taken their place The new team is composed mostly of the players of the older team with few additional cracks. who will bolster up the weak spots. Fd Casey, the former villanova crack is coach and captain of the team. They will play their first game under their new name Sunday at New Haven
 when they run up against the Annex
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-11-19
Pirates Would Like
 To Secure Penney

Pittsburg. Penn. Nov. 1s.-From an authoritative source the information leaked out yesterday afternoon that the worlds champion would be pleased to see Fred Penney at first base next season. and Fred Clarke is said to
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-11-19

will likely do SO. for it is known that Abstein. after his exhibition in the worlds championship series. will not be with Pittsburg next season While his biunders might be forgiven. it is not likely that the other players or 'Abstein will forget the remarks pass ed back and forth on the diamond. and off it during that series because of the poor work of the first basenan 7 A------------
 A teaspoonsul of extract will flavor a quart of any mixture.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-11-19

championship of Conn These boys will go five miles. Manager Dan Mo- Lean of the Bridgeport boys has a side bet of so. that the local boys win out easily.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-11-19

A large deposit Of quartz containing 60 per cent of antimony recently was discovered near the center of Servia-
 In the first seven months this year over 7o,00e persons emigfated from Great Britain to British North Amer ica -z-lll...
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-11-19
HAYES AND BURKE
 60 TO WATERBURY

Tonight Walter Hayes and Harry Burke the Champion relay skaters will race H. H. Garfield and Tom O'Rourke of Waterbury at the Aau- troum rink in Waterbury for the
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-06-12

are not moons shining every night.
On dark nights take care. for | will
fix you until you are crippled
Jill ineendiary
The attitude OF Sega, editor of the
Jill. Ia shown IN the editorial which
was published in his paper the very
day Ec was arrested. II says:
-Four Thousand japanese of the
three plantations, Aioa, Waiaua and
Kahuku, have left the plantation with
their children. These Japanese were
sacrificed but their determination. Is
strong and they will never yield un.
less they attain their object. The
problem for the immediate future Is
that Of the food supply. To make the
Obstinate and blind planters reflect
upon themselves and to cXtcrminatc
SOmctaru Shcba. the traitor. and his
followers, We must prepare for susie
nance for Il longer period. The 10000
sympathetic Japanese should send
money and goods. We hope the help
will be given to these martyr strikers.
so that they need not hesitate for their
own living"
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-06-12
MANAGER WATT HAS
NARROW ESCAPE,

Manager John Watt, Of Olon su-lr
Company. had a very narrow escape
from 'utI,h last Thursday. when the
automobile he ana his wife were tray.
cling in was struck by a train Of cane
cars
l. appears that Mr. Watt was coming
to the mill from Hilo and thinking that
the string OF cars was being shunted
onto the main track attempted to cross
the rails ON the switch track. The
cars. however. went flying down the
side track and, although Watt put on
full speed In an effort to avoid the
smash, the first car struck his auto.
mobile and threw II to one side.
There was Just two seconds between
death and the occupants OF the auto
but the margin was ON the right side
and beyond u smash and a damaged
machine no further harm was done.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-06-12
YACHT RACE TO MAUI
STARTED ON THURSDAY

The yachts got away on time on
Thursday evening and the last seen
of them as they w,uI around Diamond
Heal was a. pretty a sight rs anyone
could possibly wish To see.
The Hawaii was well in the lead
with The Kamahlmeha second. The
Concord was third and the l.uka was
close behind here.
II Is thought that the Hawaii will be
the first boat 20 reach Kahului, and
Il wireless Is expected at any moment
now announcing the arrival there OF
the ylchts. Tho Hawaii was expected
10 reach Maui yesterday afternoon be-
fore dark, but 80 far no word has
reached The d,y from any of the craft.
Huwpcc., before this is printed some
word Is sure to come Of the boats
whereabouts.
There are -four prizes given for the
race. 50 that each yacht will have Il
pr!2c to show for the strenuous work
uI racing M the way TO Kahului ana
back again. The first one to come In
was q spioa IL s.lycr cup given by +.
o. Han AMI Scn. This is T. high-stand-
ing Gun with a rounded bowl and two
handles with a space ON the side left
for an inscription. The Maui yachts
men have got together and put up q
traphy. witch cakes the shape of a
big poi cahbr Il with a silver plate on
which the wlnIei b name Win be in
Gcribed.
Besides thee two Lies Allen &
Robinson have donItcd Ave q Ions oI
copper plint This Is something that
will appeal 70 the heart of every
yachtsmm rs copper paint Is the
most u.err. an the most expensive d
y2chtinG chidnctr. Five gallons /.
more thar sufficient to give the bhgC
Of any slCop thoroughly good coat
, ing.
The fourth prllc will be well adapt
/ ed 10 one OF the larger yachts, 1t is {
, very handsome Japanese rug donated
! by Levers and Cooke. This Is abou
! the size to 1T the floor OF a fairl!
! ruomy cuddy or main saloon anf viii
j be something to make the lucky win
nor think of the race every time h
tells visitors how he won II on tn
| great race To Kahului.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-06-12

last week by Mr.. George Rodlek In
honor of Mr.. J. +. Hackfeld, at bis
home in Nuuanu valley. There were
twelve guests present: Mr.. S. NJ. la.
mon. MIR. Il. Faxon Bishop, Mr.. +. VI.
Swanzy. Mr.. c. n. Cooke, Mr.. George
Davies, Mr. Klamp, Mr.. +. A. Schaef.
err. MIR. uhlendorf, Mr.. lsenberg, and
Mr. ClcghOrn.
+ 4 r
MIR. and Mrs Richard lvers enter.
tanned at delightful little dinner
party at their beautiful home In Ma.
noa valley last Friday evening. The
table was very attractively decorated
with flowers. and the following guests
were present: MIR. and Mrs. s. G..
Wilder, Mr.. and Mrs. Il. Faxon Bishop.
Judge and Mrs. Arthur Wilder, Miss
Walker. Mr.. Lansing Miner, and Mr..
W. q. Irwin.
An enjoyable dinner was given by
MIR. W G. Irwin on Thursday evening
IN honor of his guest. Mr.. Lansing
Mizner. The dining table was very
lovely with u ccntcrpiece OF pink rOaCs
anu UltlltNllulI l'IIS. NV Su'o'b
we've: Capt. and Mrs. Rces, Major
and Mrs. Cunning, Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard Ivers, Mr.. and Mrs. jamie
Wilder. Mrs. Gerritt wilder, Princess
Kawananakoa, Mrs. Helen lvers, Miss
Marion Scott. Miss Kaufman, Colonel
Schuyler. Colonel A. q. Halves, Capt.
lIaight. and Mr. Lansing Miner.
Mrs. Clarence W. Ashford and her
daughter Marguerite are leaving very
shortly for u trip To California and
Carada. where they will visit rcla-
tiS,s.
4 4
Miss Mabel IIartwell, eldest daugh-
ter Of Judge ilartwoll, Is expected on
the siberia next week, to make visit
CT two or three months at her old
home on Judd street.
y 4
An engagement recently announced
TX that ur Miss Martha Case, grand
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. John Me-
Donald Case Of Skyland. North Caro-
lima, to Rev. Henry p. Judd Of Homo
lulu .-..
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-06-12
WATERFRONT NOTES

PURSER PHILLIPS Of the MawI
Kea. which arrived from Hawaii uuI
Maui today. reports the IulIuwiu" aur.
ar on Hawaii. ready fhr shipment
Olaa. 2lg14: Waiakol 30 coo: Hawaii
Mill. 1900: Walnaku. 7IOU: On1muJ.
2l,Soo; Pepcckoo. 100 %. Hon1mn,
10 600; uakuIau 1880: Llupnhochor,
1851: OoLaln 1900: Kukaiau y 5il3.
II gGS5; Hamakun, q sos: Paauh1u.
5000; Honokau. 1880; kukuihnnlo.
1212O; Puauu SSSG; Honulro. l75S.
-
THE INTERIslN&D steamers sail.
ing yesterday were tho Maunu LOa. ut
noon. for Konl.ItGu ports. aud the
Claudino In the afternoon at , O'Clock
for Maui and Hawaii
ca
THE SCHOONER II. G. Wright ar.
rived from Coos Bay last Thursday
with a cargo Of IWmbrr.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-06-12
CHRISTIAN CHURCH.

Christian Church.-A. G.. McKeever,
pastor, 9.45 Bible school; lesson,
Heroes of Faith" G,30p. m. Y. p. S.
C. T., subject. life Of Frances Will
lard. II Il. m, sermon what Man
ner of Person Ought We to Be-" 1880
p. M. sermon, Conversion Of the Jail,
or" All are welcome to worship with
us.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-06-12

Mrs. Alexander G, Halves, Jr., re-
turns from Kauai today. She has
been visiting Mr. and Mrs Francis
Gay and Mr., and Mrs. Eric hnudseh
of Kauai.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-06-12

Mrs. w. MontrOse Graham gave a
large childrcn's party for her son Ivan
last Friday evening. There We're sew
cnty-Gvc boys and girls present, who
had delightful evening, spent In
dancing, Refreshments were served
on the lanai.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-06-12

A very jolly stag dinner was given
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-06-12

on Thursday evening the students
Of Mills College presented seven
scenes from Schillcr's william TCu
in q very enjoyable manner at tho
Institute in Chaplain lane. Mr. \, NJ,
Merrill, the principal Of the Institute,
had trained the boys in thoroughly
efficient manner, and they showed re;
marFablc ability and unusual talent
A large audience listened apprecla!-
lively to tho excellent rendition, many
parts of which were loudly applauded.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-06-12

~ BULLETIN ADS PAY 20
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-06-12

Senator and Mrs. Fairchild enter
tainrd on Saturday, May 10Th, for
their guest, MIS-. Timmons. The din.
ucr was an elaborate one and was fol
lowed by delightful little dance.
Tine dininE-room was decorated In a
unique manner, with boughs Of ripe
fruit, including bananas, oranges, man
goes, and other fruits.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-06-12

MIR. and Mrs. William Wallace
White. who have been sojourning at
the CORTLAND for two months, depart
cd Tuesday for their home In Pasa'
dcna.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-06-12

An enjoyable dance was held last
evening at the Alexander Young lIo-
tel Ter the pleasure Of the passengers
on the Alameda and on the Chiyo
Maru. A large number Of the towns
pooplr we're also present and the oc-
casion wac an enjoyable one for the
one hundred ana seventy passengers
ON the Maru. The Royal Hawaiian
Quintet Club furnished music for the
dancing. which was kept up until a
lntU hour.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-06-12

Mrs +. NJ. swanzy was n departing
pas, cnger on the Manchuria, leaving
for the East, to join Mrs. Swanzy ant
their daughter Nora.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-06-12

VT. Vim. q. ITWin Il giving n dance
for The young pcupl" and the young
married set Ut.his beautiful Waikiki
home next Friday evening.
X < 4
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry y. Goar and
daughter, Miss Lrma, are established
IN tho Nrmsby Home at Ross, CalirOr-
MIA. which they have rented for the
season. Mr.. and Mrs. st, Goar were
guests ut the IoGnn Hotel last win.
ter, and acted as malihini judges for
the Floral Parade.