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The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1910-09-30
CHURCH DIRECTORY. !

M. f. CHURCH. Rev. Chas w. Monson, pss.
tor. Services every Sunday morning 4 IL
o'clock a M, and every Sunday eveuipe
at 1880 O'clock y. nj Epworth League ct ~
?. m. Prayer meeting every Wednesday d
m. every Sunday.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1910-09-30

GERMAN METHODIST EPISCOPAL
CHURCH-Sabbath school 10 a. M: Preach
ing service II a. m; Catechism, SATURDAY. /
o'clock Those who understand the German
language are cordially invited. L. GaiseR
pastor ~
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1910-09-30

Subscribe for The Tribune and get
1000 votes on the piano at Larsen's.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1910-03-31

Sb Dies mir elm if)oner Sraum lit
oOer bIeibt. lei porI6ufig oobingeiteIt,
iiferlib nirit Der Rlan nber elm iIite-
reiinntes StreifIiht mlf Die beittigc
SnfDloge.
Tnmit Der 5leiih6oBfott inl0 ieine
tSolgen nidbt IN gergeiienbeit geroten,
lei biermit nlli cine neile @ribeirumg
hitgemicien, Die fiir5Iid ailf Dem Gbi.
cagoer SdDeitemarft 5u Sage trot.
Harmcr in Scr 9iOllc pOn SpCfnlnn.
ten. Tie Gbiedgcer 0iafler erbielten
Nlftrdge pom Smloc, Sdpeinc sll
fntfen mo oo oic glilitroggebcr feine
Greisgren5e feitieeten, 10 5ublten hie
Ofafler Si0.923l bis $ti oaS 100
Gio. Ter b0hite Greis oes Sages
mar Sti.O5. "a Die ,Surmer oie upn
linen nuf Spefillution aefalitcn 5ierC
nidt aus Ocu 9icbb6fen cntiernen
fonntelI, nm tie ielbit 81 fiittern. 10
nnBten Tie lie pom Der Gic6b0ies@ s@cipa.
itbnft fiittern Ioiicn ln6 ons foitete
ihneu 81 fiir Den 9nibel Qfais. glu.
Berocm 6attei iie 8neimal Gommiiiion
3u 5ablei einlual fiir oas ginfauien
.un0 einmal fiir onS INSTRUMENTATION
Der SdIpeiue. Ter greis miro alio
.noh inn Gin erfledliheS iteiaen mil.
ien nem oic ldnOlihcn SpeflIIantcn
.ani ibrc 9ednlna fonmen ioaen.
Gie @rpbidldd)tcr 91obertS & Cafe,
Chicago. mclhe in iormalcn ;3eiten
|tdalidl 500 bis 1900 SChmeine
'ihlodlten hobcn 0ie Shipcincihl1dD.
.terei porldniia aon8 ein9eIteat. lmc
9Irnuur & 81. babct ibr in oieiem
iluciac 6cidldftigtcs Rerional itari
.pcruinoert.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1910-03-31

getreteli luer0e1 penn nift orei
8ierteI aQer erlpohIenen SSlioioner
0omit einueritoioen iu1ren % man
mm lab. ooB es lnuuoglid iein mir.
0e, cine iolhe 9ln5abl Der Snoianer
sur llnter5eihmlng etnes iolfen Der.
TRACES 5it bepegeil, Itellte man cinfoh
Dos gIniuden, oaB Die SSlloiancr oas
9lec1t fir ole 8ologcnilnulng ltllO oic
anocrer Wietoqe III 0en 9lad 5ills
qelp1bren iolltet Die SS1bianer lolls
ten 0afiir cine @ntif1oigung erbal.
ten, un0 pemt Die glusbcilte an @ol0
un0 unoeren Nfetallen erid)0pft lei
iollte 0as SanO ipieoer oil ole Sn0ios
ncr suriidfallen. gtnd foIt Oretuo.
dertIi6cr 9erotlug loite iid) abcr Die
@crialnmlllng uilf. nbne eilien Ser
traa abgeihIoiien ooer jii eiilem 9e.
iultat oCfommci 5lt iein. 8leih 0ars
uui muroc aucb ons 9tilitdr 5uriidge.
5uacn rmo Die @ol0ilt6er itr0ntten IN
aroBcn 0taiien nad) oem ncllen gl0n.
raOo. 2Su ipentaen @tonateu iparen
peuiaitclS $4,000 @crioneu in oen
Shuar5cn Bergen nit @ploiltnen be.
ihdftiat. Iic Snoiouer iparen oar.
iibcr natiirIid) iebr er5iirnt uno be.
ihlnjien, cine grnBe glrmee 81 orga.
Iiiiircn lmh Die ginoriuglingc 81 per-
treihcn. GS iuar pon ibrcn Stano.
prmftc ans elm tapferes mo patrioti.
id1es llnterl1ebmen, oelut iie lpollten
| fir ibrc Seimat mo fitr ibreu 9eIit
| fampfcn. W.
SIN cinem qrnBen Eager an 0en 8il
Surn Bergen in Woutoto pPrinm1nel
| ten iid) Ole ilmgen arieaer MD ibrC
Siibrer iporen Oie groBcu 6duptlingC
..Gra3p Sprie", n9lod 0toon" @oa
,Snfpaoitta. Der brIttnlc nlte @nfpe
| ifnta, lucIher Die gIniieoler am Spirii
Sufc i'm Soma birtgemoroet 6ottc. ull(
| ibrc 3ataeber mnren Sitting 8!tll"
lmO unOere cillfluBrcihc uuo idllatt
IMeOiiinmdnner. Gic Nbiidt apur, ii
ole @Iad SoillS eiit5uoringCu mo oil
6pl0mher 5lr ucrtreiben. GS marer
lnid)t ncniacr ais 2500 bis $500 SSn
Oianer bort nerinnuelt.
lle6rr oie f5oIgpn oicies GntihIuiies
/ iod lit ncr ndhitcn Summer Die 9teot
ipin.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1910-03-31

&sirflmQ. 9ie 3umultuanten 5erltreu-
ten ii6. 3lpei Berionen blieben lhmer
ucrululoet ouf Dem ,Shlahtielo"
3ablreide &erbdfhngen muroeu uor-
genonmen
g9ie es leioer oen AnIhein bat. per.
roben miiere @orlamente inner mebr
inlb DER slnsorud Gentleman bot
balo feline @eltina mebr. Gas bepie.
len mieoer ole &organge inn AbgeGsD.
neteEbaiie IN 9lonpelt (llngarn)
9eiipieaoie Sturnlicenen, in oerer
Gerlolf glnt gefloiieu mo oeren
Souptopier Ger nngariihe @renier
.un0 Der Adcrbonminiiter gelpelen
baben lid inn glbgeoronetenbonie ert
eianet. Sd)on aIs lih 0tinilterprd.
Ilioeilt @rof &buen-@eOerparp erbob
|um Gas &eriahren Der 9IuiIoildls ein
suleiteu ging Ger Speftofel los. Als
er iih mididte Ole 9egalitat De.
Shrittes eilgebeno 5lt rehtiertiget
Iipuroc DER Sdrm ein 10 betalbenOer
oaB ieoe Svur pon Srommg uerloret
aing. glles idrie mo tobte 0lrh
einnnoer. sSie oIf Elm geaebeties 3ei
den beitiirrnteu pIosfid ole Nlitalie
Scr ser fIerifoIei &oItsportei pn0 Oe
(SSortiebnng alif Seite 80
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1910-03-31
MnslanS

Iie III 0en aomnentaren ser
IoeutidlGnoii6cll glGtter aQacmeil
t5um 9lnsorud oefommene geiric0i.
lgrla iiber oeil gcrlaui 0es 9eiuhs
oe9 Reitsfau5lers Gr. pnn 9cthmaun
lin 9iolti miro III 0ell nlnBQe6cl0et
lamtlidlen 4reiicn uoll lmO aaus ac.
Iteilt. gie offi3i6s mitgeteilt miro,
Ibaben 0ie llnterbanOllngCn nes
laau3lers nit Nem a6nig 9iftor Gna.
Inuel ltn0 oen ituliciiiiheu Staats-
Imdnnerll oie Satiohe prgcben, oaB
Incr Grciblui0 10 icitgemnr5elt lit, luie
ImIr ie 3upnr. 9eionoers in Ser Sal
Itlng gegeniiber Den GerbGIttiiiei aui
IOem 9olfan babe iidl polite 6armp.
tnie ergeben. @Gbreno ieincs 9llifent.
lhaltes ilt Gon itattrte Der oeutihe
| I9}eidlsfnn5lrr olf Dem Gber6mtpt Der
Ifntboliiden Stride mo oell g8iir0eil.
| Itrdaern 0eS &atifaHS eincn ldugeren
lreipeftpoaell @eiih ob.
ghnmcbr lit oie crluartete faiier-
| Ilihe aabinettsorOer erloiien pel6e
l0ie QralIgrilie Ielouniforlu mir Oie
lSffiiiere Der glrmee eilliiibrt. Die
locrihieoenen 8affengottimgen mer.
Den iidl luenig pon chamber nl Der
l9efleioluQ lmterideioeu. Sierourd
llol Dem sSeiiio oas lluteri6eioeu Der
Snianterie mo &apollcrie iii Sub.
lfanlpfe eridmert peroelI. Sir oig
l5rippcn. aud) mir Die Reierneforma.
ltioHcn. lageril bereits ole Hellen 6el0.
umiformen mlf 0eu aanlnerll. 3ebn
Sabre oiirften nber nod biugeben,
I bis ole iGmmtliben nod porban0enen
blauen nnb anoerSfarbigen llniiormen
allfaebraildt lino. S5n Oen n6hiten
SSobren miro oenuab mn 5rieoen oiC
9lrmee iebr buntidedig oliSieben
Dit Summer meroen ouiaren, 4iiroi.
Iiere. lllanen lrip. ibren Glan5 llad
lmo naf Oabinibminoen ieben
9ie StantsnnpoItidaft in 9ronI,
berg, RropiiI5 RoIen, bat neiteroingS
@eranIaiiinlq genommen, gegen oit
polniidje 9lgitation idbnrf 5roilt 81
madden. SSm fonlnlenoen CONNER
begeben ole RolelI oen 800, Sabres
taq Der Sdlladt bon 5ohnen6erg
mo ant t5. SSuli 14t0 ole Geutiher
Sitter nit $4,000 Mnm bilrd oos
looppelt 10 Itarfe polniih-litboniihC
Seer gei6Iaaen muroeu. slus oielen
IglnlaB muroen nun polniid)e Meooil
len gepr1at. Ger Stootsanpalt bo
oieic Nfeonillen fonfiS5irt
Ter Sam burger Senat ba
leine 8eipilligung bon nidt menigel
lois 40 Nfillionen Wtarf fiir Ole idor
ilonac geploute eripeiterung De:
9anIburger 6reibnfens beantragt
Ilm Die notiuenoigen 9ouarbeitel
Ioilf Dem npH Der preuBiihen Regie
lrlng obgetreienen @eIdnOe IN Slil
tariff nebmen 5u fonnefl.
| Ger 91feritreif IN 6ranffur.
ia. @i. bat 5u piilten glusl6reitilugei
lgefiihrt. SSn ibrer g9nt gegen oi
/ Streifbreder begiiigten iih Ole Strei
fer icOoh ui6t nit blutiaen sIngrii
fen auf 0ieleIben. ionoeru tie ltiir6
ten iih in Sdareu IN Die gdderldoen
pliit0erten sic 0orr1te ul0 oenlolir
ten 0ie Ginrihtiingen Ger arolDal
Inobm einen 0erartigen llnfang an
0oB oie 8oliSei mod)tIos mar lno oi
, 6enermebr Su 8ilFe gernfeH nuroI
ar0itige @aiieritroblen ans Dc
0ampiipriten tateu oenn audi ibr
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1910-03-31
8iffige Gde.

Ter 9toropoI bat Gr. goof foIt &c.
itellt - &carn aber and.
GeODpS SnaO finat nod Der Seinl.
fcbr ans glfrifa crit reht an.
Irm 5orii 3llfolge ut cine Seune
ein &ogel bis tie eier legt.
g8mn 6ei Sen elpigeu Streifs iett
nur uid)t nod 6ie 0eunen ltreifen.
tGnn Q lpcb .
SIS. 100000 Sd,Iadtid)iffc ggie.
Scr Gin Stem iiir Die llriadlcn Der
tCnrcH 9cbensmittclfnlteI.
Soc" Ganou bat einen 6eSeidnen-
ocn gtunten. 9tuein 6cut5utage nlben
.iidl alldl aanoncn bnln ab
9lGcm mas man bon 9eoop bort,
.nadl III urtciIen. bat cr iidl in 2lfrifo
.fcine aSdloifronfbeit 0ebolt
gSifle gcute 6irltcu oieieS SSabr
itreila sic 5aileu5eit illne, Die iriiber
anr uiht 10 rcliaios marcn
grdiiOelt gaft bcitebt auf ieiner
glusioge Ger Garif zig lporfina
ilpea~ @ing iein a6er men
Gauou bat lit friiD nit 8oit in
g9ciBen Smric cmen oSig" aetan5t
9}eioe hitteu lieber marten lollen.
GoS Sdabant Gcportcment boi
uffiSiea Die Seunc iiir eiuen Sogel
ierflGrt. Sehr Gielcn erifeint tie als
l@ngel
sin Slid, Dab 8alter 8ellma
lnid1t per 8aIlon Dem 9lllerruelts-6e
on cntaeaenflog, ionit bate er ibn il
der rie getroffen.
gsie mag cS 9rpan 81 Niltte icin
lucm er pom itetigen Srilmlpi3ngt
limo ser lniperIaleu BopuIaritdt Seo
op5 lieIt mo bort t61
1 glaes 2ebensmittelpreiie, 6leiib
@ras rim. aebt in Die Sobe aeir
gSunoer. onB auh ole perilulfenl
-@ioiuc" enolid in ole Sobe eebei
ioa.
HuBlano. @nglano mo Sapm lie
fern China quite BlGlc nno auten Nat
| @enn, Gbma pom gilten Ratidldgel
left iueroen foiuite mare es idoi
Ilonait i'm 6ett eritidt
,Sobn 9. Godefeaer ilt lpirflid eil
mertnpller Burger. Gr iorgt Ooh oo
fiir. Dab :. 9Sierpont Morgon mid
lallein bie gon5e GrOe in leiHe inner
lgrimolide 3oidle itedt
| Sine sSobrifarheiter foilfte Oiele
l1aQe III einem @roceriegeiddft Gier
/ 9(mf emem oerieIben mar NIT Sinte e
| ne fiIr5e 2iebeSerflGrnng eines sSor
mern00hens geihriebcn neblt Ia
! un0 sSa6r. ga oos Did0heit iett bC
reits cine alte eSmnefer III, 10 fan
4 rSeOer aili oas SIIter oes Gies iin0 M
benbei oen n9lbfiibllngspru5eB@ iein
leigenen ShliiiIe 5iehen
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1910-03-31

gSctul bei ben elDigeu Streifs iebt
mir uid)t nod 6ie 6ellnen itreifen.
lGunn 0 lpcb D
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1910-03-31

SfS.000.O00 Sd)Iahtififfe ! 9sie.
Scr rin Stem iiir bic llriadlcn Oel
tcnrcn decentralization.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1910-03-31

Ter GoropoI bat Gr. Gopf foIt &c.
itellt - &carn aber and.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1910-03-31

Fem 5urif 5ufulge ut eiue Serne
Elm @ogeI bis iie Gier legt
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1910-09-02

is never too good for South Da-
kotans".
These concerts will be held in
the great stock pavilion each
|eyening mencing at s
O'Clock. In addit'o on to the spa
cious phitheater of the pa
vilion the arena will be seated
with comfortable setees. afford
ing in all seats for 1900 people.
The day has passed in the his
tory of this state, when South
Dakotans must. perforce. be
satisfied to meet together at the
fair and be entertained solely by
contemplating their own aceisv-
ments in farming, stock breed
i-g and domestic science.
With the greatest per capita,
annual earnings, and the high
est percentage of ccumulated d
wealth, within the past ten
wears, Of all the states in the
onion, the South Dakotan is
warranted in aspiring to, and
demanding the tiuer things OF
life--food for the INTEL &C tual,
as well as the physical man,
which inspire pure Thoughts
and high asperatlons.
With this estimate of the cul
ture and good taste of it's fell
low citizens the state fair
board inaugurates this year the
new feature of an evening, mu
slcal program on a scale which
should, and win, make it a per-
manent. and popular fe ature of
the fairs.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1910-09-02
Rec Township.

Fra-k Chytka made a trip to
Avon Thurs day.
Threshing is nearly finished
in Rec neighborhood
Miss. Mary Millar has been
ont working to secure votes to
her credit for the Krause Pisno
contest the last week.
City callers during the week
were Mr.. and Mrs. Jno Kucera
Mr.. aud Mrs. r. B. Millar. Mr..
A. Chytka and daughter Agnes,
Miss Marv Millar.
Mss Alice Little and David
Little expect to start tor Logan
Iowa, next Saturday whore
they will continue school for
the coming year.
Mr.. and Mrs. IN. 81 utchings
spent Sunday near belmont.
where one of the former neigh
bors gave picnic dinner in a
grove in honor of Mr.. Hutc Il ing
birthday.
Mr. and Mrs Victor Rohla en-
tertained IN the honor OF Au
gusts birthday Sat. evening the
evening was enjoyably spent in
PLAYING games and dancing.
light refreshments being served
Mr.. and Mr.. Herman Drog-
miller and family Mr.. and MIS-.
Ernest Bowers and family. and
Misses Daisie Stu rner. Ebzt
and Mary Millar Oh as and Will
Millar spent Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs. Albert Drogmillar in
the afternoon they all went up
to see the Indians.
Daisy Dot.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1910-09-02
South Dakota State Fair.

With the largest exhibit ever
made in the state, as We'll as the
largest and best speed program
already secured, and every indi
cation of re ord bl eaking at
tendance, the state fair board is
determined that no visitor shall.
go home disappointed. There
will be something doing every
minute from the opening. at 10
O'Clock a. N. of the first day un
til 1000 b. N. of the last day
with barely nightly recess of
ten houEs for needed rest.
In addition to The daily pro-
gram of the fair proper, a con
tract has been closed and all ar
rangements perfected, for a
magnificent musical entertain
meet every evening by the
great bar6o's Band and
Grand Opera Concert company
for concert each night of the
fair. The company consists of
A instrumental players, all
specialists. "a singers, includ-
ing s operate sollsts; IS per
formers. every one of whom is
specialist. The compahy's en-
tertainnent W as the musical bit
OF the occasion at the g eat
Knights Templar con clave neld
recently in Chicago Only Two
other state fairs have yentu ed
on the expense of this costly en-
tertain ment: but the South Da
kota ftate fair board is acting on
the motto THAT the very test
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-04-28


hu os. ~ per hour Lewis stables
MIS- DAWSON, fashiunaDie dressllaR'
err Rooms 71.72 Young building.
Read in Saturdays 3 Bulletin all
about Jordan's sale Of white goods.
Phone and ask for Manuel RiChari
when you want an automobile. Seven.
seated Chalmers.De,roit late model
There will bo yestry Meeting of
ST. Clements church I'm the ofica of
Charles Clemens at O'Clock this AZ.
ternoon.
Try a case OF our assorted sDdas
always fresh and sparkling. Pure dis
tilled water az concentrated s'l'a wa
Ter works. Telephone IL,
Inc Daughters OF HAWAII WIZ meet
tomorrow AT the residence CT MIS- u.
DiliihSham corner OF funahou ana
Beretania streets from TO Ia the az.
'erhoon. ,,l -, :,
:, ioune 1nns r.. y,s"'i a.'t,; t n",,ou ~
tordaY -; ,uSororinsts Tha y,,,,,
man had beon In IN islands In, \
short time
Mrs f. NJ. Marshall will offer for
Gale n choice collection OF ferns at the
residence OF Mrs. VIM. Bray 1926. $.
King street. on Thursday Friday aud
Saturday OF this week.
The American Steam Laundry IS al
the term implies. Best saultatlon--ey-
cellence of work reasonable rates.
prompt delivery. Phone order to 500.
Laundry AT 1857 lliiha street
Call a. the snow rooms ana get
twenty-five Green STAMPS free. Every
thing in the show room is free fo'
Green Stamps. Gail today or any day.
Beretanin opposite Fro station.
John KARAT who has habit of
leaving bie homo aud Shaving away
for DAYS M fine N,s located undcr
a bridge at Waikiki yesterday Judge
Whitney will have heart to hem {
talk with him today
The Auto Livery Co. Phone Q is now
under the management of Quinn Refs
and ouinn eleven frat class 7seated
corv. pocrards Tho,nas.E,iyars ct,
pn,n ~ -, IT, .a,,a,r. 9
Nou"o VIZ '.'"u ~, 'p'' =
passengers SfV'Vo' pest e'! scr
vice
Mr., II. Pinchon, recent arrival IN
this city, states he was In Atlantic
city when Secretary Wood arrived
l..N a.sN Il NNa1 hA Iaaa laN I'm al
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-04-28
SUPERVISORS
TENDER SYMPATHY

Supervisor Daniel Logan at today's
meeting of the City and County Board
of Supervisors. offered the following
resolution. which was unanimously
adopted
whereas. II has pleased Almighty
God to remove by death Shcba Form,
beloved wife OF the Honorable Joseph
]. Fern. MAYOR of the City and County
of Honolulu;
Resolved That we. the members Of
the Board OF Supervisors OF the City
and County OF Honolulu, do hereby ten
der TO the Honorable Joseph ]. Fern.
and the members of his family Ou'
sincere sympathy with them In thei:
aifliction.
BE 1t Further Resolved. Thgt pa q
mark OF respect the offices of the CITY
and County of Honolulu be closed dur
ing the day and that these resolutions
be spread upon the minutes OF the
Board OF Supervisors and a copy OF
the same transmitted to the family OF
the deceased"
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-04-28
DRIVERS TRIAL SATURDAY

'Twcny.clght automobile drivers who
were to appear In Judge CoOpcr's
court this morning charged with viola.
ton of the speed ordinances OF the
City and County Of Honolulu have had
their cases postponed.
Saturday morning Is the time set fur
the trial Of the drivers, and thoy will
then be Given chance 10 tell why
they exceeded the speed limit
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-04-28

Saskatchewan Boards: SIS Olaa,
SO; Is Olaa. 81; 80 Olaa &c. 10 Haw.
Pine. Co., s2S; 10 Haw. Pine. Co. s2S.
Session: $1,000 Olaa Gs. $3.50; $1,000
olaa lis, $94,50 Is Haw. Pine. Co,
s2s; 10 Eva, s3i.75; 10 McBryde,
1913; 10 McBryde, s675: 10 Honokaa,
s2012h; 10 McBryde, sG.75; 10 Nc.
Brydc, $6.75; 10 Hutchinson, $40.
Latest sugar quotation 4.so cents or
$500 per ton.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-04-28

(Iron Man Of Fort Shafter>
Fifteen Rounds for Welterweight
Championship
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-04-28
r, H. BURNETTE

InterISlnnd and o r. g. l. shipping
books for sale at the Bulletin
office, soc each.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-04-28
LOCAL AND GENERAL

A new supply of the huge nickel
pads has Just come in, Two hun.
dred sheets for FIVE conts, at the
Bulletin Office.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-04-28
TempIOr Ranch Oil Co.

Fortunes have been made recently
IN California oil by investors, who
have had the courage of their con-
victions, To those familiar with the
property of the Templor Ranch Oil
Co., this stock has always been re.
garded as splendid investment for
future returns.
On account Of the large acreage
controlled by the company, great in
crease in production that can be OBJ.
tanned at small cost, the prospects
are particularly bright for these
stockholders.
1t must be borne in mind that the
present production is from only a
very small norton of the property,
With one well to each three acres,
there is room on the Templor Ranch
property for at least 166 wells and a
production that will enable the COM
pany to pay large dividends.
Those who contemplate buying
Templor Ranch Oil shares should at
once secure the shares in anticipa-
tion Of an early rise in price. while
am still Offering them at 40 cents
per share.
BUY TEMPL0R AT 40 CENTS
P. E. R. STRAUCH
"a South King st. Waity Building
Agent for
LINCOLN MORTGAGE & LOAN co,
San Francisco Chicago
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ners a merry beating. or sinks an ak
TO the helve into a giant pine or red
wood
It's a Joke to think Jeffries is wor-
rytng about the fight. His soire with
Johnson Is the least OF his troubles.
So far as he Is concerned II is just
as good as won right now. He has
had but one worry since he began
training aud that has been the condi-
ton OF Mrs. Jeffries, who was operat-
ed upon and whose improvement has
not been as rapid as was expected.
To see Jeffries come into the camp
after clipping of 10 miles on the road
at a pace that makes Joe Choynskis
tongue hang out. then tear into a big
punching bag for quarter hour, spar
with Bob Armstrong as long as Big
Bob will stand the gaff. play handball
with Tod Boyer and Russell Kissler,
his Lephews. pull and haul with Farm
er Burns and then straighten up with
laugh, take a long deep breath and
hike across the grounds for a rub
down, gives you simple explanation
of considerable amusement that was
caused in the camp recently, over a
story written presumably by a man
who has never been nearer Ben Lom-
ond than San Francisco, to the effect
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-05-17
WRESTLER
AH0 TRAINER.

speed and his breath came In gasps.
Only his legs looked right.
That was months ago. Today JEFF
fries looks as though he might fight
buzz saw and give the saw the first
bite. From the crown OF his rather
thinly matched head to the soles of
his feet he Is in splendid shape. He
Is not right, OF course. He will not be
until the day Of the fight draws near.
but there are mighty few men living
who would have any business in the
ring with him right now.
Jeff's face shows the effect OF the
vigorous life. II is as brown as
weathered oak from the wind that
sweeps over the hills and through the
canyons and the sun that shines out
of sky a million miles high" as
the ball players say.
His chest where once the fat show
ed. is now covered with a layer OF
muscles and the front porch Is no
more TO be seen. The shirt in which
the big fellow" does all OF his work
no longer fits him like a casing does
a sausage. It hangs in wrinkles. but
it fails to hide the rhythmic play OF
the mighty muscles OF stomach, chest
and back as the ex-boilermaker gives
the punching bag or his sparring part
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-05-17
5y TIP WRIGHT.

BEN LOMoND, Cal. May 17.--Bas.
ring the unforeseen. Jim Jeffries Will
be At July 4. Talk to the effect that
the big fellow" can't get into fight.
ing trim Is the worst sort OF rot and
those making the talk would be first
to retract, could they see him al
work.
saw Jeffries when on his theatre
cal tour, after his return from Carls-
bad and have seen him about the
camp here. at work and In repose. |
can truthfully say never saw a
greater change In a man in my life.
The. few months OF systematic work
on the road, when he did a little light
sparring. rope skipping and exercises
intended to reduce his girth, and the
tasks he has accomplished since he
came up to this Eden in the Santa
Cruz mountains, have accomplished
miracles.
When on the road Jeffries worked
with big rubber sweat band encas-
ing his stomach. which was alder
manic despite the restraining infiu-
ence OF the bandage. His arms were
big with fat that hid the muscles, His
great chest and back showed layers
of adipose tissue that prevented