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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-04-10

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HORSES AND VEHICLES.

FOR SALE-IO Virginia horses, good work
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Bakery.

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WANTED-SALESMEN.

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STORAGE.

100 STORAGE ROOMS; also by the load:
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BuSlNEss oppoRruNIrIEs.

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20 20 nel from So5U 10 a. W. each NEW AUrls>
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ASTROLOGY.

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Mattress RenOvating.

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MISCELLANEOUS.


FOR SALE-Piano. a new ''f5abier' piano a
a sacrinec. Room l, SlS f st. y. W. Terms.
ap7-7ts
TWO upright pianos 500 each; new pianos
on easy terms. $40. 500. and So. warranted
~ years. open evenings HELBlG BROS.
established q years. 1912 18th St apS-u
SN EEPING PRICE REDUCI IONS ARE
forcing a compete clearance Of our entire
STOCK OF High-grade Pianos before we move
Many tempting bargains. kinibal. SlSJ.
Howard, $50; Sueff, SZ5, hnabe. $50. Chick
ering. $50, Webster. S175; Hartman. So
singer. $i5O; SJelnWay, S55U. Easy payments
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ROE'S RUM AND QUININE hair tonic for
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PALMISTS.

ORIGINAL GYPSY PIANIST.
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GROOM AND BATH BRICK: n e: wi.
Seii 10 co4oieo patty pGNe. sz,SUU; only y.
Sash reqGle0- AOkA kn.1AA1 -
Ale bRtiAERS. I423 f. aplO-SL
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-09-08
Big Polo Game
. ",." On Saturday

Frank Baldwin's polo team came
In on the Claudins this morning. and
the ponies and men all look in tip
top condition. The Maui players
have been practicing lot Of late.
and Frank Baldwin, who has been
In town for some time, is confident
that his men can win the cham
pionship of the islands.
The first appearance OF the Maui
team Will be next Saturday at Lei
lehue, when they will play the Filth
Cavalry. The latter team will be
weakened by the departure OF Lieu
tenant Queckemeyer, who goes to
the coast. However. Lieutenant
Groninger is a first class man. and
he played brilliant game at Leile-
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-09-08
Use RED SEAL CARBON---It is the Best

lowed two assistants. One assistant
will be permitted inside the center
OF the track and may follow his
principal and hand him refreshment
at any stage OF the race. provided
the refreshment does not consist OF
drugs.
8. A competitor may leave the
track at any time. provided that he
does 30 unassisted. He may return
at any time unassisted, but must
not leave the open grounds. Any
competitor entering the dressing
rooms during the race will be imne-
diately disqualified.
9. Only one assistant may han
die a competitor. Any runner may
be rubbed down at any stage of the
race. but only one of his assistants
may handle him. Any assistant
who has hypodermic syringe. or
any restorative drug. except straight
smelling salts. will be Immediately
elected from the grounds and his
principal will be disqualified.
. T. Any runner who impedes or
bumps into another runner will be
Immediately disqualified. 10 the as
sistants or partisans OF any runner
Impede. obstruct or bump into any
other runner, he will be Immediate
ly disqualified.
y. Runners in passing other
runners at the turns must not force
their opponents on to the ropes.
Any hustling or tough work at the
turns Will call for immediate dis
ratification of the offender.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-09-08
Ten Miles Race on
Saturday Next

,ntcred for thu ,.,.r,,o u,,. ,,..,.,
IN ,o,n. -, =, A.. .,.,.. -,
Co.,
so oa'u.aay. Inc race VIII start
az o.ov y clock' ana oetore the run
"e'e VIII TAKE the track there VIII
ve game Oh pasepail between the
''sh's ana Z. a. Z. juniors.
~ "a, 'ne entries are as follows:
~ run, o. MeoandIess, Joe
:, "Ie"o, y. N. Charne' Tsukmoto'
:. ~ iay,or, george Rosa u. NJ
".'son' Nise' jackson, ). Downey,
"' 's"s, oar' Neumann, frank
no'' W. is'a. M Cordeiro, II. Cor
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-09-08

hua when the Cavalry met the Oahu
Club.
On Wednesday next the Honolulu
men will play the Maui team, and
then one OF the best polo matches
ever seen here should eventuate.
Oahu is very strong this year. and
the Maui players will have to show
the very best of form to defeat our
men.
Inc team TO represent Honolulu
will be the same as that which has
been victorious so many times lately.
The team. as a whole. could hardly
be improved on, and II will take a
mighty strong four to beat them.
Walter Dillingham; is tower OF
strength to his side. and the two
baldwins and Fleming are playing
better now than ever they did.
or the Maui bunch Frank Bald
win is the most brilliant player, and
his riding and hitting is always a
treat to watch Harold Rice Is said
to have improved lot, and as he.
'oo' IN u me horseman, he sould rem
der good account of himself on
the polo field.
II has been decided to play the
match next Saturday at Leilehua.
and special train will be run to
the Barracks. The ponies will be
sent up tomorrow probably. and will
be exercised and kept in condition
on the Leilehua plateau.
The match between Oahu and
Maui viii he played at Moanalua on
wednesday next, and record crowd
Is expected TO attend the game. Il
surely should be a really fine strug-
Ilo fro mthe first hit on. and the
team that wins will deserve all the
honor that is coming to them.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-09-08

II you could consult the most
eminent expert in the country and
ask him to examine every detail of
Cadillac Thirty" construction. he
would say to you precisely what the
Royal Automobile Club said:
This 10 the most perfectly stand.
ardised car that has ever been
built"
He would tell you that every Is.
sentially accurate part in the Cadil.
lac Thirty fitted with every other
important part to less than the fine.
ness Of q hairs breadth.
He would say to you: you can.
not better the quality Of this con-
struction or the fneness Of the steels
and other materials, in any car at
any price,"
He would tell you that the Cadil.
lac Thirty" is a. free from friction
As any car ca nbe made with the
most perfect equipment in the world.
He would tell you that its capac.
ity for Standing up" and doing bus.
mess continuously cannot be i'm
proved upon at any price.
And all that he would tell you--
any and every Cadillac Thirty"
owner in the country will tell you il
you ask them.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-09-08
s p o r T S
Loea1 s1d National
BYv I. STEVENSON
Regatta Day VIII
Be Huge Success

Down at the boat clubs things
are livening up In anticipation of
Regatta Day. The Myrtle crews are
quickening up In their work, an,
their Seniors, Juniors, Freshmen,
Pair-oar and strawberry" oarsmen
are just topping OF nicely, and will
be In the pink Of condition when the
eventful day comes.
No change has been made in the
crews, which are the same as have
been twice published In the BuIle-
Il In within the past two weeks.
The Myrtle Freshmen are doing
excellent work and show really
good form; the Seniors are also In
fine fettle. and their stroke Is liven.
Ing up a lot. They can hit up to
40 strokes a minute at times, ana
show no signs Of rough work. Their
stroke is crisp and sharp. and the
recovery Is good also.
The Juniors are rowing in good
style and show promise OF making
the Freshmen shift themselves
through the water In order to de-
feat the younger men. II is a pity
that the Healanis have no Junior
c'ew this year, as the Myrtles are
simply spelling for race.
The Myrtle pair-oar men are also
doing nice work, and Pcdekin Is In
Just as good form as Lyle, who raws
with him. Capt. Lyle IL rowing
enthusiast from way back. and has
always the Interest Of the sport at
heart. The race. between Lyle-Pad.
ekin and Oss.Sullivan (Healanis)
should be well worth going miles to
see.
The Healani Seniors are rowing In
much improved fern, and can. show
their heels to anything In their own
club. They also are confident Of
putting It all over the Myrtles on
Regatta Day, but that remains to
be seen. f 90.
|. Unfortunately the Healanis have
no Junior crew. and consequently
Will have to be content In competing
In the Senior. Freshmen and Pair
oar races. However, they imagine
they can about pull OF the three
events. and certainly, will n the
Myrtles don't. .s,l, .' .-e
Mention the possibility OF defeat
to Myrtle man. and a look OF dis
gust appears on his face. Suggest
the possibility Of the Healanis not
winning all three races to one OF
their supporters. and you get stare
that plainly inquiries Are you nut
ty?" This state OF affairs livens IN
things. and is good for the best
sport Of all.
There Is sure TO be a huge crowd
at the water front on Regatta Day,
and Notwithstanding the "Arma
Virumque." who states In the morn
Ing paper that nothing has been
written about Regatta Day, the
aquatic meet will be a huge success.
II "Arma Virumque" will look up
the back files Of this paper he will
ma quite a lot Of the information
that he is so certain has not been
printed In the daily papers.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-09-08
Another Cricket
Match Mooted

III the matter can be arranged to-
day or tomorrow there will be
cricket match on Saturday at MAXI
XII. Captain McGili is trying to ar
range 1t SO the team that went TO
Maui play the rest Of Honolulu.
II will be remembered that lust
before our men went to Maui
match was played, and that the de-
parting bunch OF cricketers defeated
the Rest"
However, the Rest" cannot rest
under defeat. and the consequence Is
That another match has been de-
manded. The Maui pioneers are
ready to defend their title as cham
pions OF the group. and there will
sure be something doing when the
two elevens meet. Q
The Rest" will have much
stronger team when they meet the
boys who journeyed out and defeat
ed Maui. But the latter team Is not
worrying much and will start In and
have little practice soon 10 as to
be ready to send the II. C. c. Rest
back for small total.
q n q ,
There was a baseball game at Eva
yesterday between the Eva and
Aiea Juniors, and the latter bunch
defeated the Evans by q score OF
IL to 2.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-09-08
What the whole world is saying
Cadillac "Thirty"

Last year the Royal Automobile
Club Of London, England, aid to
the whole world, Of this wonderful
American production:
This 10 tho most perfectly stand.
ardised car that has ever been
built"
Of the Thousands Of Cadillac
'Thirties" being built this season
the great majority have already been
delivered into the hands Of the
users.
Thousands Of them have been in
NE In ell parts Of America for
moAths.
They have Travelled Thousands Of
miles, magniAoently meeting every
condition that city streets, noun.
tain roads, country Highways and
PERCEPTIONS hills could provide.
To the verdict pronounced in Lon.
don when the Dewar Trophy was
awarded, not . dissenting voice has
been recorded.
The approval Of the greatsst en-.
gineen has been Just a. enthusiastic
- the praise Of the man who never
before owned or operated . motor
car
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-09-08

Passengers who reached San Fran.
cisco on the steamer Acapulco say re.
ports about earthquakes in Acapulco
are greatly exaggerated. Only two
persons we're killed
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-09-08
Mr.. SWAIN

Formerly cutter for H. P. Roth. 10
now in charge Of L. B. KERR &
cos TAILORING DEPARTMENT.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-09-08

The annual conference Of embalm.
ers opened at Louisville. Ky. with
nearly every state In the Union repre-.
sented.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-15

approval in his utterance Get it out to-day I've
got the assistants hObbled here in camp. They can
get the ground tomorrow morning.
Bostwicks eyes were cleaning. There's certain
~ gold on this reservation"
Nov how anybody tell you that" demanded
McCoppet, who rom his place in GOldite had
engineered the plan whereby his and Bostwick
expert prospectors could explore every inch OF the
Governments forbidden land in advance of all
competitors. We're taking flyer, that's all.
If there's anything there, we're on.
Bostwick reflected for a moment There's moth
ing at present that syndicate could do
"ThereI be plenty of chances tOuse ready money,
McCoppet assured him. rising. You're here on the
ground Keep your shirt on, and leave the shufling
TO me. "
Bostwick too rose. =" How long will young Kent
be away"
"As long as can keep him busy out south "
What is he doing out south
Locating a second Goldite said the gambler.
" Keeps him on the move He threw away his
chewed cigar, placed new one in his mouth, and
started for the door Come on" he added. IN
identify YOU over at the postotice and show YOU
where YOU sleep.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-15
CHAPTER XIV.
Matching Il Plot

VOU' RE back pretty pronto drawled the gam
L bier, by way of an opening remark. Pound
something too big to keep hidden"
That reservation IS false alarm as Billy and
the others will tell you. answered Boswick referring
to McCoppet' chosen prospectOrs. The rush will
prove a farce
You've decided suddenly amt vou2" asked
McCOppet There's good big deck there to deal
We've wasted time and money till to-day "
Bostwick rose from his chair put one foot on it and
leaned toward the gambler rs one assuming a posi-
ton OF equality. if not of something more Il Look
here, MCCoppet, you asked me the day arrived
what sort OF game Id come to play. ask YOU
now II you are prepared to- play something big and
we'll let us say a trife risky"
Don't insult my calling" answered the gambler
= call Lay your cards on the table
Bostwick sat down and leaned across the soied
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-07-21
MANY PERMITS
ISSUED To MAKE
CONNECTIONS
SEWERAGE CONNECTIONS ARE
FAST BEING MADE, ss4 PERMITS
HAVING BEEN ISSUED - IN
sPEcToR ALLOWED AN ASSIST
ANT.

Since the completion of the sani-
tary sewerage. system, which was &C
cepted by the city council about two
months ago, Plumbing INSPECTOR Bic
bighauser has issued 394 permits to
property owners to connect their
premises with the new system.
Owing to the increasing demand for
his services in making inspections
and performing other duties connect
ed with the office, the inspector has
named Jackson Brandon as his as
sistant, the latter's appointment be-
ing subject to confirmation by the
beard of public works. Mr.. Brandon
entered upon his duties yesterday.
Previous to the completion o. the
sewerage system. two plumbing es-
adjustments, employing about twelve
plumbers, handled the plumbing work
of this city According to figures
furnished from the offiee Of plumbing
inspector. there are now Ave plumbing
firms here, the total number of
plumbers employed by them being
placed at about fifty.
The work OF connecting premises
with the new system is progressing
rapidly and the different plumbing
establishments win be compelled to
increase their forces in the near fa-
ture.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-07-21
KILLS 14-YEAR-oLD SISTER.

Brunswick, Ga, July 20.-Within a
half hour after he reached home, after
an absence of a year, and while dis
tributing presents among the mem
bers Of the family, ]. Edgar Smith,
aged 20, shot and almost instantly
killed his 14-year-Old sister, Rene,
who was standing at his side watch
ing him as he showed his father a
pistol he had brought home for him.
The ball entered the girls forehead.
The young man had examined the
pistol, which was of the automatic
kind, and believed it empty. He pull
ed the trigger accidentally. The father
made special preparations to welcome
the young man at his homecoming.
and it was planned that after he had
distributed the presents the family
would sit down to a reunion feast.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-07-21
BANK CASHIER
GETS $4,000
THEN LEAVES
J. T. HoLLEMAN OF ANDERSON, S.
c. GOES WRONG THROUGH
sPEcULATING IN COTTON
LEAVES LETTER TO PRESIDENT
BY Associated Press.

Anderson, S. c., July 20.-Cashier
]. 7. Holleman, of the Bank of An
derson, disappeared Sunday and en-
beZzled approximately thirty-hve
thousand Of the banks funds.
He left a letter to President Haul
din saying he lost specializing in cot
ton. After losing six hundred of his
own money ne says he began to use
the banks money freely.
He was an esteemed resident for
twenty years and leaves a wife and
several children. The directors in a
statement say the bank will not be
impaired by the defalcation.
HOlleman's whereabouts are IN
known. He left property to the bank.
but it is small compared to the loss.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-07-21
sALooNIsT AssAssINATE0.

Tampa, Fla, July 20.-Al-Fredo Al
veZ, proprietor of a West Tampa sa-
loon, was assassinated at an early
hour this morning, just as he was en-
tering the gate of his home, by an TN
known person, who made his escape.
Near the scene of the crime was
found a single-barreled shotgun,
marked H. V. K. One peculiar fea-
ture of the murder is that Alvez is
the man from whom it is said check
for $1,000 was secured which figured
in the alleged offer to pay State Wit
ness Burmundez in the Castagne-Fic-
caTTatta murder case to leave the
city.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-07-21
MAKES NEW LIGHT CONTRACT.

Decatur, Ala, July 20.-New De-
catur has made a new contract with
the Decatur Light, Power and Fuel
Company to furnish lights for the city.
The contract reads that the city is
to have thirty arc street lights, to be
placed wherever the street committee
may designate. These lights are to
cost the city S2,250 a year. Addition
al lights can be had a. the same rate.
If a light fails to burn the city is to
be rebated at twice the cost of the
light. In the even the company fails
to give proper service the contract
may be annuIled, and if the city fails
to pay Cor the lights within thirty
days, the lights may be shut off.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-07-21
TEXAS DIsMIssEs SUIT.

Austin, Texas, July 2O.-The attor-
ney generals department was today
advised that the suit of the state of
Texas against the Texas Central Rail-
road Company for S6,OOO,O0O penalties
for alleged violation of the separate
coach law was yesterday dismissed
from the docket of the district court
at Eastland, Texas, by Judge Thomas
L. Blanton, who held that the suit
had been Illegally instituted by the
county attorney. Lhe Texas Central
was holding up an important proposed
extension of it's line pending the out
come of the case Construction work
on this extension will now be started.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-07-21
KILLED BY LIcHTNING,

Flora, Miss, July Pot. E. Aber-
nathy, highly respected and sub
stantial citizen, was killed yesterday
by lightning on his place, about five
miles from town. Mr.. Alternately
had gone into a field accompanied by
Mr.. Brewer, and a shower came.
They stopped under a small tree,
when Mr.. Alternately was struck and
instantly killed, the bolt stunning the
gentleman with him. He leaves a son
and daughter and several small chill
dren to mourn his death. The re-
mains will be inferred in the Gran
berry cemetery, in the Little Texas
neighborhood.