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The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-07-16

dong what seemed right TO you 1t was different with
me- bec1use-wel, you sec, had been in love with you
all Of the time
Stella laughed; her eyes softencd You mean that
you love with your picture Of me. Poor dreamer
Of dreamsl" she added, half mockngB
The blood rushed into Gilberts face Please don't
joke about it" he SAID quickly, No doubt it was
silly, but was At any rate. that's the
point What are we TO do; Have you anything to sug-
gcst?'
Stella turned to him slowly Her fascinating face
wore an expression nScrutable the sphinx
Absolutely nothngl" she replied,
u. Gilbert take thee Es,cllc-"
Gilbert held in his 4 small hand. cold as ice. and
poacd the words mechanically The venerable invalid,
proppcd among his pillows listened with eager eyes,
and withcrcd hand against has FAINT color
glowcd IN either suDkcn check.
The ceremony was concluded; there was low-toned
murmur Of coneratulation from the small family group
assembled blessing in the choking voice of the grand
father.
The life of Washington Square was pursuing its even
course as Gilbert placed hs bride III the and
seated himself at her sdc[
Where are we gong asked Stella, in lifcless
TO Ccgral Park West" Gilbert answered quietly
Nv apartments there have been prepared Tor you l
shall stop at the University Club until l sail"
Until you sail
- Yes | am going to Japan You know have Just
y.hecdle me into selling them submarines on credit |
have hopes that / may be able do better with the
Stella did not reply, and for several moments they
rcdc IN silence
situation has changed.
co9IRlcHT. lo,2
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-07-16
@y 5tan1y c, R0w1and

thought of the possibility of anything like ths Of
being called upon to marry before l was given the
chance of trying to win your love When yoH
scnted readily was shocked-stunncd. 1t meant
much 10 me and you APPEARED to treat 1t light
thing | did not know What to thnk-and just now,
when you told that 1t was all trick, deception 1t
seemed if my world were flying to pieces around me
My idol was overturned Don't you understand If /
rude l sorry, and | hope that you will forgive
me"
Stella rose to her feet and faced him Her face was
very pale; all the light had gone out of her eyes
3" am very sorry for YOU" she said 90 am very
sorry that have shattered the ideals with which you
had surrounded me l gave promise and then got
frightened and tried to cvade it should have
bound myself to begin wth-or If had should have
set my tceth-and-and gone ahead without whimper
ing She laughed hystericaly
Gilbert stared III surprise and some dismay. Now
you unjust to YOURSELF! he exclaimed You were
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-07-16

. ILBERT CROMWELL paused on The thresh-
old TO look intcntly At tall, graceful girl
4 who was standing by The bedside OF tho ven
y crahlc invalid
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-05-05

OF COURSE the
~ bills are not
sent to you - he
pays them. BUT,
he pays them out of
profits which would
have been YOURS
II your advertising
had been better
than his.
You will continue
to pay the other
fellows advertise
ing bills, and, in the
same way, for his
automobiles, his
new store fixtures,
his expansion i'm
every way .-- until
you decide that
you'll stop 1t, i'm.
prove and expand
your advertising,
SET THE PACE
YOURSELF, and
Make Him Pay For
Your Advertising!
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-05-05
High School TO
Play Oahu
College

"
nave a"o'he' '''S'e a' one ""o'"e'
this afternoon, and a most interest
ing and close game Is anticipated by
the supporters OF both teams. The
match will start at $3.50 sharp, and
will be played on the Alexander
field.
The Highs are at present leading
In the interscholastic series. but the
other teams are running them close
for the honors. The Punahou lads
have been playing well lately. but
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-05-05
More Military
Ball At Aala
Today

This afternoon at Aala Park the
Marines and Fifth Cavalry from Lei
lehua will try conclusions on the
baseball diamond. And a very good
game II should prove, too, for both
teams are improving every day, and
their constant practice is beginning
TO show fruit in the improved style
of ball put'up.
The Marines are playing In much
better form now-a-days, and since
defeating the Shafter bunch seem to
have got on to the game In fine
style. The Fifth, on the other hand,
are in no way dismayed by their de-
feat at the hands Of the n. @. II. last
Sunday, and mean to make noble
effort today to place another win to
their credit. The way the various
ball games are going every match
makes II impossible to say in advance
who is going to win any given game.
If Fort Shafter were today to wipe
the floor with the Marines what sort
OF a howl of JOY would go up from
the fans? Everybody except the
immediate friends OF the Marines
would be delighted. for then much
more interest would be aroused In
the Military League series. Not but
there is great deal of enthusiasm
shown at present, but quite lot OF
people seem to think that the cham
pionship is as good as won by the
Guards, Well. they may be right
but quite a bunch OF fans are from
Missouri, and. OF course, want to be
shown.
At any rate, the game this after
noon will be one that should stir
the barrackers up to fine efforts In
the roofing line. and as so much de-
ponds on the result OF the struggle,
no doubt large number OF specta.
tors will travel down to Aala Park
to take In the match.
The game will start promptly or
time, and II is to be hoped that the
ofiicial umpire will be in evidenc,
before the hour for starting. II l,
a weary walt out In the hot sun, ant
is felt much more than when the
game Is In progress. The usua
bunch of officers are expected down
to cheer their men on In the game
and It is wonderful the life a'littlt
roofing puts into the players. Any.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-05-05
'; e.; ::::::. SPORTS Ell; Ell; :::;::
Two Ball Games
Played At Fl.
Shafter

Yesterday afternoon at Fort Shafter,
Company + played a double header
against Cos. q and +. The + lads
won the first match by score OF II
to 5. but lost to the Champion q bunch
by a total Of Q TO I.
Company G leads In the Cunning
cup series with percentage OF 1893;
+ is second with 500, II third 500 and
L $50. Boloun pitched good ball yes.
terday for the G boys, and is rapidly
acquiring a fine bunch Of curves which
will stand him in good stead when he
represents the Fort Shaftcr team
against the Marines this afternoon.
Street, for the company. struck
out six men and walked four in the
game against Company G; he. too. Is
improving a lot and with little more
practice should make good In Military
League ball.
The following was the official score
Of the game, In which the q team won:
rDMpANy a.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-05-05

June II: Y. M. c. A.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-05-05
KAPI0LANI LEAGUE
HOLDS MEETING,

The Kapiolani League held n
meeting last night and some i'm
portant matters came up for consid-
Grafton. In courtesy to the River
side League, which will soon begin
It's first series. the White Sox and
G. A. C.'s have agreed to default in
their last games In the second SER
les. The Aalas are now champions
Of the second series, but the first
series is not yet complete. owing to
various postponements and bad
heather.
Next Sunday the C. A. SIS and
Aalas will play at Aala Park, and II
the former team wins they will he
the champions OF the first series. and
will then play the best two out OF
three with the Aalas for the full
championship OF the league. Should
the Aalas win, the two will then be
tied for first place In the first series,
and then will play one more game.
On the other hand. should the C. A..
Cs win they will still play the Aalas
for the final championship.
Bulletin Business Office Phone 258.
~ a.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-05-05
Cup Tennis
Advances q
Stage

The, Wall cup tennis tournament
which is being played OF on the
Beretania courts was advanced an
other step yesterday, when four
matches were concluded. A large
number OF spectators visited the
courts during the afternoon. and
much interest was shown In the DIFF
ferent events, and the applause was
very impartial. The wind had
dropped during the day and the aft
ernoon turned out to be an ideal one
for the games.
In the first set A. J. Lowrey beat
C. X. Frazier without much trouble
to the tune Of GIL. 81. A closer
game was that between A. r. Cunha
and !. Hurd. which was won by the
former by a score OF Us, So. Then
w. l.. Warren put II over J. ],
Page to the tune Of 6-1. 6-1. War
rem is playing In great form. and II will
take a good man to prevent him get
ting a second leg In for the Wall
cup. He finished UP his match yes
terday in excellent style, and the
way he yolleyed and made hts ground
strokes was much admired.
II. b. Rietow did not have much
trouble with A. Richards In their
match and took the two sets straight
6-3, 6-2. Another match between
Macauley and II. s. Gray could moi
be finished outright, as darkness In
tervened. When the match wal
abandoned each man had won a set;
Macauley took the first 81, ant
Gray the second 6-2,
The tournament will be continued
today, and the following matches
will be played; At 4:30, G, G
Bockus VS.. Captain Low; at p. NJ.
r. b. Booth VS.. l.. J. Warren. Thu
unfinished match OF Macauley ant
Gray win also be played OF, there
still being one set to decide.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-05-05
EXCURSION 70 PEARL
HARBIOR LOOKS GOOD

Preparations for the opening cruise
OF the yachting season are rapidly APP
preaching completion, and the tickets
for the boats are going OF very quick.
ly. The whole AFFAIR promises to be a
huge success, and as an opportunity
will be provided for everybody to visit
the site Of tho docks and Notifications,
no doubt large number Of people will
avail themselves of the chance OF max
ing the fine trip down on one OF the
yachts. and then taking In the sights
as well as the lunch and luau that is
to follow.
There Is no room on the Hawaii or
Spray left, and large number OF
tickets have been sold for the rest OF
the yachts. There is still room on
board the Mokolii and Luka and on the
latter craft deck chairs have been ar.
ranged In a very comfortable manner,
competent caterer has care OF the
kaukau department. and II is said
that the refreshments will be some.
thing unique.
Such a large crowd OF people has
signified It's intention Of taking the
trip that there is talk Of chartering an
other vessel, and Judging from the
way the tickets are going off, this will
be necessity In order to make sure
Of getting all the people who wish to
go down TO the rendezvous.
II will be possible to return by train
from Pearl City and no doubt mum.
Der of persons will change from boat
to rail and thus make round trip OF
the affair.
q q q
AMERICANS UNPLACED - st.
ouen. April 16.-The race for the
Prix Gascon here today was won by
Nash Turner's Don Quixote III. In
the Prix Vendomois, a steeplechase,
| Thomas Hitchcock Jr.'s Bayonet was
unplaced and J. L. Widener's Ambush
fell.
q q u
MOBRAY TRIAL SET - Des
Moines. Ia, April 16.---J. C. Now
bray, alleged leader of the band OF
fake racing and wrestling promoters
will be tried In Council Bluffs ut the
| September term of the federal court
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-05-05

|. 10. CoMPANY.G -.
rr''' 1895 7Sg
Runs ...........O 0is0 zoos %
COMPANY Il.
123'4 7S9
Runs ..........,0 2 102 O2 o o.
Two.base hits. Null. Boloun, Brady.
Gongol: shome run. Gum; base on
balls, of Boloun I, Street 8: wild pitch
Boloun; passed ball. Oakley; sacrifice
hits. Gongol. Ramsey, Gum: double
play, Gongol to Ramsey to Gum. I'm.
pire, Mann. Scorer. Wayland. Time
OF game. 1 hour 40 minutes.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-05-05

Bulletin Business Office Phone 258.
Bulletin Editorial Room Phone 1856.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-04-04
Here Are Some of Lacey's
 Money Hunters.

$17o.0O spot cash will buy nice lot and house, 415 66th st. north. $VOO.O0 will buy large well shaded lots with spring worth thousand dollars; centrally located in East Lake, which is just one-third the regular price of such lots
 $500 Is the price now of a new broom house, as pretty as a pink; one-third- acre of land 21R blocks north of East Lake car line, about 66th st, and the terms are $350.0O cash, balance SIS per month.
 $225O % Is a sacrifice price made on good broom house and large lots on 1st avenue, near 65th st. The lots alone are worth the money
 $6oo.0O EACH-4 choice lots near Gibson school, Woodlawn; these are easily worth $So0.00 each.
 s215O O0-A good broom house and Broom house. 8 lovely lots in a body on cor ner, all fenced; fine well of water; fruits, chicken house, etc; 3 blocks from How ard college, East Lake; only $25.00 cash and s25.N per month; 6 per cent. Ine 8 lots at Land Co.'S price would be s29OO. .00--Nos 6S21, 6S29 and 6S33 1st ave. Terms like rent.
 S3OOO Monday will buy 71O4 Ed avenue north, with lots 50x200 feet each, cov- cred with fine fruit trees, grapes, rasp- berries; there are also barns, chicken houses and well of fine water. Most of this can run. on monthly payments. You see we are trying to slip a hundred dollars in your pocket. me bargains we offer you today ought to be up before -..onday night.
 The Lacey Realty Co.,, Bell phone. 2O0Sh ad Avenue.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-04-04
SMELL PARK ADDITION

This addition lies immediately adjoining the resi- ence portion of Sweewater It blocks west o the Oen Railroad Depot round houses and shops he round houses ana shops not yet installed but large amount has been spent Tn grading the ground and preparing for them
 The Orient Railroads charter demands the establishment and water Hence great argument necessary on this point
 The Shell Park Addition is the highest part of the city and overook the entire city and the most desirable place to be found for an addition the city The rapid growth of the city IS tending in the direction of this addition The Orient Railroad recently donated full city block to the City of Sweetwaer within two blocks of Shell Park Addition and the city will immediately erect large brick and stone Public School Building.
 A FEW FACTS ABOUT swEETWATER
 sweetwater is truly called the City of Opportunities The following few facts concerning the development of Sweet l. Population about 5000
 ?. The county seat of Nolan County
 3. Is geographically located for city.
 4l3 miles east of El Paso, POP miles west of Fort Worth 600 miles from City 23O miles from Amarillo 85 miles from San Angelo These towns all in opposite directions Has two trunk line roads with absolute certainty of the third the Santa F Has three banks the finest churches the best Public Schools in Texas One of the largest cotton seed oil mills and congresses Texas and has some of the finest and best brick buildings and residences in the state The few facts given above will give an idea of the city
 THE PLACE TO BUY LAND
 place buy the construction of great railroad With the advent of the road the land to double and quadup value This has been the history of land along the reasons are evident Why for the road build through and then the greatly enhanced price of the valuation would be impossible to offer the proposition offering when the Orient Road connects with the Rio Grande River through Texas because of the greatly enhanced value in the lands in the counties through which it
 OUR PROPOSITION
 We limited in this sale to 1900 contracts For $1400O purchaser resident lot 50x140 feet Shell Park Addition Sweetwae Texas and 40 of land of the counties Texas being traversed by the Texas Pacific and along the pro- posed ine the Orient Railroad
 Terms-$1ooO 5000 per month without nteres, until the $4000 paid When the payment is completed will give the purchaser abstract showing good and perfect title all of said property with General Warranty Deed to both the lot and 40 of land
 We make reservations o exceptions.
 g | with % h0n % @ @ % % np @ sdaon % snd tSe m % s @ @ @ lot @ @ @ % r sa 3 s1ass has nS @ % their @ s 9a ' " % " their note is WHY YOU SHOULD BUY CONTRACTS WITH US it is u O n Ter the public today
 
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 land of ssur in va en he s peat B. you mi and you do havean 
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 t T you Is grow
 contr atwith
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-04-04
For Sale

This modern cottage in Woodlawn, cor Ter 18th street and 3d avenue. north. Seven rooms and bath and plenty of closet room. Four cabinet mantels and splendid interior finish. Keys at BOA 18th street Price, $3l50, with moderate cash payment. Apply to C. H. Chaser, owner. 430 Princeton avenue. Bell phone 2966, or to any responsible real estate agent
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-04-04
FOR RENT
SOUTHSIDE.

 1513 17th street. s-room, furnished, $40. 2016 Avenue -, rooms, sT.50 7l5 3Oth street, 6 rooms, s25. 90l 18th street 8 rooms and stable, $40 14th avenue, 18th and 14th streets, 8 rooms, new. $42.5o 1900 Avenue I, rooms $35. 1417 10th avenue, 2 rooms, modern, $40. 2l0S Avenue H. rooms, modern $30 16l1 14th avenue, 8 rooms, $40. 1402 10th avenue. s25. 700 Tth street $90. An apartment of 4 rooms and bath, 904 South 27th street, $25. 1921 14th avenue, rooms, modern. s45 1609h 18th avenue; modern apartment 2 rooms, $47 50. 18th street and 10th avenue; modern apart ment. rooms, $50.
 NORTHsIDE. 1920 9th avenue rooins $30. 422 N 18th street. 1908 12th avenue, 8 rooms, $30. 1211 23d street. 6 rooms, $25. Desirable front office space, ground floor, 2113 1st avenue.
 WEST END 111O Cotton avenue, $16 1916 2d avenue, rooms, S20. 1O6 Oak street. rooms, SIP 50. 112 Oak street. rooms, s12.50 2l5 Elyton street. 8 rooms. $20. 729 Tuscaloosa avenue, rooms, $30 College and Princeton avenue, 10 rooms $40 14 Grady street rooms, SEQ. 704 Lomb boulevard. rooms, s25. 909 Pearson avenue, rooms, S10 1Oe Hawkins street, z rooms. s25. S09 1st avenue. rooms, SIS
 THOMPSON Q BOOTH.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-04-04

Office 1l3 South 55th street. Woodlawn
 Station. Both Phones No. 19.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-04-04
FIFTH AVENUE.

IJO. bUXI4U FeeL Good irrnroyera ents; your last chance at a proposition like this; be quick; no in formation given over phone.
 Price 500 Cash.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-04-04
AROUSE REALTY CO.,.

AROUSE REALTY CO.,, 219 Brown-Marx Bldg. Bell phone 1892 Highland Avenue, 2-story home, large corner lot, modern Improvements; call on us for price and terms, and locality. South Highlands. new, up-to-date cot tage, mission and oak finish, corner lot this is a beauty, $5500 South Highlands, new, up-to-date 2-story, s-room home, modern Improvements, near car line, s5000.
 South Highlands. corner lot, 160 feet front, oyerlooks the city. s5000.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-04-04
CLAUDE L. NORRIS

4OS Title Guarantee. Both Phones 2S24 Have Homes and Lots Everywhere Terms and Prices Right. See Me.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-04-04
For -Woodlawn.

 Si4O0-Nice store room and living rooms. outbundings large lot, we'll located for business.
 s300O-Good 2-story. S-room house, nicely finished, lot 50x2O0 well located in one block of car line. s22O0-New Groom cottage, close in, $500 cash and s25 per month $3500-S-room cottage. with hail. bath, toilet, plumbing complete, nice cabinet mantels., $500 cash and $25 per month. $16O0-5 rooms large lot, outbuildings, 3 blocks car line; $50 cash and $2O per month.
 s26OO-New broom. well arranged with all modern conveniences; bargain sl550-Good rooms. close in near East Lake car line on very easy terms. $225O-New rooms on East Lake car line: $100 cash and $2O. $40o EACH-2 nice lots on Gate City car line. $20 EACH-2 nice broom cottages to rent on East Lake car line. $12. .50-6-room, 2-story house for rent on East Lake car line.
 JOHN T. HOOD. Office 113 South 55th street, Woodlawn
 Station. Both Phones No. 1Q
The Mena weekly star., 1909-07-15

with homestead and timber and stone entry, with grazing. and with con trol of fires and the related question of protecting the cattle from ticks.
 It has long been the habit of the Arkansas people to set fire to the dry grass and brush in these forests for the purpose of eradicating these ticks, and it is not improbable that the effort which the Forest Service has made to prevent these fires al together was to some extent mis- taken. A very careful study of the whole situation is now in progress. The Service has a strong desire to do justice to every man and to adapt its methods of administration, in every point, to local conditions. The support of the general policy of the Service in Arkansas appears to be thoroughly well established, but certain points of friction still re- main. These we shall do our best to remove altogether during the coming summer. Conservation for July.
The Mena weekly star., 1909-07-15
Always the Woman.

When Judge Maben of Shawnee, charged with bribetaking and en- bezzlement, took the stand in his own defense, it is stated that he gave his testimony coolly and deliberate iy and with little appearance of unusual emotion.
 But sitting by the counsel table was fragile little woman who hung upon his words with a tense, set look upon her face. gripping with the strong unseen fingers of woman's s indomitable will and courage heart that was threatening to dissolve in it's weight of sorrow and agony. It was his wife. later to be taken faint ing from the court room. When Virgil Biggers, the self-confessed official malfeasor, boodler and bribe- handler, appeared as a state wit ness, we are told that he was moved to his action by the appeals of wife. who brought him to be- lieve that there was more honor in being true to his wife and family than to adhere to false sense of loyalty to his pals. And her heart, too, was passing through it's fiery ordeal.
 It is the old, old story.
 Always the woman who suffers: always the woman who comes in the dark hour and stands by the side of the wronging man who forgot in the hour when wrong came into his mind; always the woman who comes to the rescue. braying the social sneers, seeing nothing but the face she loves, willing to do for him and
The Mena weekly star., 1909-07-15
HELD FOR WEES DEATH
Woman Committed Suicide. but Grand Jury Believes Husband May Have
 Had a Hand in It.

Ashdown, July 1.-The grand jury returned an indictment yes terday morning against Dr. z. A. Hooper of Cerro Gordo.
 The indictment charges access sory to the self murder of his wife last spring. Mrs. Hooper was found dead at her home al Cerro Gordo last spring and at the inquest it developed that she died from poison administered by her own hand, she having left a note to that effect.
 MT. and Mrs. Hooper had sepa' rated some months prior to tbe suicide, and, notwithstanding that MT. Hooper was at that time fur nishing supplies tor his wife, they were not living together, and sus- piclou rested on him as being re- sponsible for the suicide, he hay. ing given her the drug with which she ended her life. The woman took an overdose of chlo- ral, which she had been using to induce sleep.
The Mena weekly star., 1909-07-15

ne people are preparing to give the big trusts a chance to plunder the whole country by maintaining and increasing the cost of the necessities of life. The increased tariff on su- gar is as unjust as the tax on tea that brought about the revolution that freed the United States from England.
 It may yet free the United States from Aldrich, and those of his stripe.
 Men of both old parties are re- sponsible for 1t.
 The people must by their watch ing the acts of their representatives separate the "sheep from the goats. !" regardless of party tag, and give their votes to those who stand for right.
 Every voter should be an uneasy politician