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View York MONEY Market

NEW YORK. Jan. Money on call easier
~ sM6 per cent ruling rate 51s per cent: clos
Ing bid. &c; offered at 5A per cent.
Time loans, slightly easier; go days, Az per
cent; 90 days. Az per cent; months, AZ per
cent.
Prime mercantile paper. ~ @5ll per cent
Sterling exchange steady at decline with actual
business in bankers bills at 81 1885 "A. 1895 for
60 day bills and at 81 S67j for demand.
Commercial bills, 81 .S3as dz.S4.
Bar silver. 52Ac.
Mexican dollars 44c
Bonds-Goyernment and railroad. steady.
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Beans and seeds

Pinks reported in demand for shipment.
chiefly to Mexico. and rule very firm. The other
beans stand the same
Beans (per ctD-Bayos. S5675. 25: pea. nom
inal small white. S45014.S5 large white. So p
$3.50; pink. S3.S364 red S617 blaekeye.
SO. 9O44. Is; lima. S4-10N4-20; red kidneys. 50 -
fl5.40; cranberry beans. 81 25 a 4.5O. Garvanzas
81. .5O@3.5O. horse beans. S1-T30225.
Seeds-Brown mustard. 494Ac; yellow mus
tard. SIC; naxseed. Al G5c. carload lots;
nary, 4l4c; alfalfa. 1615Q17c- rape. IL d2Lc;
imported rape 404ae; timothy, &c. hemp. 3A
@3&c; millets &c per ID
Dried Peas-Green. $5 per ctI.
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.ncks and BONDS
Boston Sto

BOSION, Jan. 7.-Ihe Conspicuous weakness
IN North Butte has really put the damper on the
other stocks but. considering the weakness of
the New York market there has been a de-
cidedly strong undertone. News of North Butte
IS stin conspicuous by its absence, but oper-
stors would not be at all surprised TO the
dividend rate cut in two.
Miami has been the most active stock and
has lost about ? points from the recent high
price. Lake continues active being strength
ened by good buying and attempts 10 accumulate
stocks
The following list is furnished hx E E Hut
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SEATTLE. Ian. 7.-Aiilling quotations: Blue
STEM $115: club, 81 H. fife, Sill; red Russian. an
$1.09- Export: Bluestem, S1.12; club, S1;:Vo,
fife. 81 .OS: red Russian. $1.06- No car recelptS
up to noon. Yesterdays receipts: Wneat 10
cars; oats, cars; barley 2 cars.
OREGON
PORTLAND Jan 7-Wheat-Track prices:
Club, Sill; bluestem S1.21; red Russian, Slio' to
turkey red SLIP; forty fold S1.15; valley Sl'iV'
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Heavy Offerings Make Barley Drop
General Advance in Salt, Market

York singles 191Sc hrm. do daisies. lsl7c,
frm: Wisconsin singles. 1S3=c. nrm
Eggs (per dozen. cases includedl - CatlIosn,t
fresh extras. 371sc. firm; do irsts- Joc. Hrm' ia
seconds 3213c, firm; do thirds, 5oc' hfm.
California storage extras, sc, nrm-
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Brifish Trade Statement

LONDON. Jan. The December statement
of the board Of trade shows increases Of S1g-
T9g 900 in imports and $2I. .e41. 800 In exports
The principal increases in imports were In food
stuffs. raw material and manufactured goods. but
the values Of American cotton decreased $40, ,000
COO
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Minneapolis Grain and Produce

MINNEAPOLIS. Jan. 7.--Wheat-Msy, 81 -iS =
G1.1S7s; July. Sl.13as- Cash wheat-.NSos; 1
hard, S1.155a all 16%: No. / northern. $l.lo y
al f61s: No northern, $1.13h @1.14b.
Corn-NO. 3 yellow, 60L @6o%c-
Oats-No. 5 white. 45ss @451sc-
Rye-No. 2. T5A 4T6%c.
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NJ yo-E Grain Market

NEW YORK Jan 7--Flour-Quiet. nominaiy
higher. Receipts. 1901; shipments, 1s.SsI-
Wheat-Spot easy. No. ? red, ST. 30 elevator
domestic and S1.29 (. o. b. ahoat nominal; no l
northern Duluth. S1.2SA and No hard Wlnter a
$1.2S% f. o. b. ahoat nominal Inc opton t ot
81 u and InIv 81. liz
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Northern Business

PORTLAND, Jan. 7.-clearings, 81, 500. .2ie;
balances. SI7S251.
TACOMA. Jan. 7.-clearings. sss4,142; bal
ances. SO 945
SEATTLE. Jan. 7.--clearings, 81. 7so,1s4; bal
ances. S24S. .G92.
sPoKANE. Jan. l.--olearings, s71a, 4ss; bal
ances, $S4, 40.
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Refined OH Reduced

NEW YORK, Jan. The Standard oil com
pany today announced reduction of 15 cents
barrel in the prices of refined oil, making re-
fined in cases 5000; refined in tanks, $4.4o, and
standard white, $3.50.
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Bank CIearinrs

NEW YORK, Jan. 1.-Bradstreet's bank clear
ngs report for the week ending January shows
an aggregate Of 81, 12T $40, 600, against 50 944
oss 600 last week and So 240, 600 in the corre
spending week last year. The following Is a list
Of the cities.
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Loans, Exchange and Silver

The Korea took out treasure list Of $1,416,-
633. as follows: 81 633 In gold bullion for
Kobe. shipped by the Yokohama specie bank;
$l35, ooO in silver bullion. shipped TO Calcutta by
the International banking corporation; $4,000
American national bank, and $4,000 in silver
bullion, shipped TO Hongkong by the Anglo Lon
don and Paris bank.
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Cash Grain and Proyfsion.

CHICAGO, Jan. Cash quotations were as
or mixing barley, e2G65c; fair to choice mailing
barley, 6e@74c; haxseed. No. 1 southwestern
s2.06. No. l northwestern S2.16; timothy seed
So 30: clover, $14.e0; pork. per barrel
S21.s7 n @22; lard, per 100 pounds, Sl2 7OG
12.I21s; short ribs. sides Coose). $1i 3715 G
HIS; short clear sides (boxed). $1l.756l2
GRAIN STATISTICS
Total clearances of wheat and -four were equal
to 377 900 bushels. Exports for the week as
shown by Bradstreets. were equal to 3. lS3. 600
bushels. Primary receipts were 502 900 bushels.
compared with 245, 600 bushels the corresponding
day year ago.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow Wheat. S
cars; corn. u cars; oats. 81 cars; hogs. 10, 900
head
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PortIand butter Market

PORTLAND. Jan. T.-Butter-Clty and coun
20Q24c.
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LOCAL MARKETS
Receipt, of Produce january
FamIIv RetaII Market

Retail quotations have varied but IIttIe sInts
last week Lower prices for eggs are predieted
in some quarters, while butter Is expected 20
remain dear for some time Tender gsraeh
vegetables such as peas string beans and toma-
toes are scarce and high, the heavy frosts
having destroyed the crops in the southern
growing districts.
Large importers of coal say that they do not
expect any further advances in prices 1or a
while at least. there is enough on hand 20
several cargoes are on the way 10 this city
from Japan
COAL. PER TON -.
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incomplete.
fNot included in totals because containing
other items than clearings.
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MESSAGE DOES NOT
WORRY THE TRADERS
Wall Street in Possession OF
Forecast of Text Before
Document Is Submitted
New York stock List

Z. F. Hutton Co.. 4sO California street,
members Of the New York stock exchange, fur
Hish the following list OF bond and stock sales
yesterday:
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Mney-2d2h per cent
The rate Of discount in the open market for
short bills is 80 per cent and for three months
bills 3A as sic per cent
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String Beans, lb.-H30
Summer Squash .lb-G2O
Sprouts, per H.. J0 8
Spinach. per 10. S910
Tomatoes, ID -.---015
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D.... co,n.tocIx Mines
STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE

FRIDAY. Jan. 7-10:3o a. m.
UNIFIED STATES BONDS
Rid Aska BID. ASk.
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Northern wheat Market

'
TACOMA, JAN, 7.--Wheat- -B1uestem 81 2O
club. SI.10; red Russian, $1.0S
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MtnInr stocks

SAN FRANCISCO STOCK EXCHANGE
Following were the sales on the San Francisco
stock and exchange board yesterday:
r0NSTOCKS
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each ..SJcMS1 .25
Old BOOSTERS, ea.50G65
Fryers, each. -. -6591 70
Broilers, each. .-50Q65
Turkeys. per ID. .30G32
Ducks, ca. yng.$1@1 %
Do old. ........-075
Geese. each 81 .5042. 10
G0slings, each 81 504 3
Pigeons. pair-----@4 40
MEATS, PER POUNl
Roast haaf-
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IL
Eggs, doz ---...-G45
Do storage -. .35Q4O
Honey, comb, lb- @1o
Do extracted. 91O
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New York Mining Stocks

Super & Pitts 152z 1914
Tri Bullion. 1 1 1-16
Ton EXten :. Csc 75c
United Coppr. 21s Pa
Do pfd -. p so
United r Co. % 25
Yukon Cold. AS >
Ray Central..3 1916 35s
Ray Con -. 261s 26%
Braden AZ 4 1915
Chino ....... 1914 12%
Inspirstn 9 GIG 8 11-16
Gila -..... 9Z 10
Con Ariz -. 3 7-l6 31a
Ohio -......5 3-16 3 o-16
Ely Con q 7-16 2 9-16
SO Mt --..-- 37s 4
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-07-23
GIRL STAYS HER
FATHERS SLAYER
Italian Girl in New Orleans
Shoots Down Black Hand
err Who Murdered Father.
MONEY REFUSED
TO BLACKMAILERS

New Orleans, La, July l3.-Joscph
Mnnzella, proprietor Of n saloon and
grocery at ~. Philip and Decatur
streets. fell n victim of the "Black
Hand society here today, but his
death was avenged n few seconds later
when his seventeen. ycar,old daughter
shot aud killed the nssassin ny ne was
attempting to escape.
Manzella had recently received many
letters signed "Black Hand" demand.
ing money. This morning an italian
called nj the store and asked IL the
money was forthcoming. When order.
ed out. he shot Manzella in the breast.
As Manzella fell he drew a revolver
and fred nj the assassin.
Josephine Manzella rushed into the
store and gave chase 10 the assassin,
tireing az him as he ran. When the 20.
lice arrived. the girl was bending over
the body OF the father, weeping.
The body Of the fathers slayer lay
in the gutter, three billet wounds near
the heart.
The assassin was identified ms Guiscp,
pc Spenazzio, who came recently from
sicily.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-07-23
BY WO-
MAN, FUGITIVE BANK
CLERK IS
Man Who Fled With $780,
600 Is Arrested In Phila-
delphia.

Philadelphia, July 49, Howard Low.
cry. alias James 3. johnson. wanted
in Utica. n. Y, for alleged embezzle.
ment of more than 100000 from the
Utica City National bank, was hetray-
ed into the hands Of Detective Daniel
J. Kelliher here today by n woman
and IN ken 10 New York state before the
local authorities were aware of what
was going on.
T.owerv was a note teller in the hank.
and disappeared last April while an
examiner was going over the banks
books.
Kclliher learned that a woman in
Wilmington. Del, was in correspond
ence with the former teller. and shau.
owed her for nearly a week. Last night
the dc ective noticed her leave her
house WITH a suit ease, and he follow.
cd her to Philadelphia and forced her
10 tell Lowery g address in this city.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-07-23
FRESH FIRES BREAK OUT
IN BRITISH COLUMBIA

spokane, Wash, July l0.-Dispatches
from Nelson, b. c., say the forest fire,
which since Saturday was believed 70
be under control, has broken out>afresh
and il causing death and enormous loss
of property.
Rescue trains from Kasio are unable
to pass Bear Lake and returned laden
with panic stricken refugees. Many wo'
men and children were overcome by the
smoke. The gases generated by the
fire make the flames jump a half mile
at times.
More than 100000 feet of lumber
have been destroyed In the Nelson dis
trict.
The town of Ryan on the Columbia
river, ~ miles south Of the Canadian
boundary, Is reported wiped out by the
forest frss.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-07-23
A SUBSTITUTE
FOR RADIUM

Pasadena, Cal, July l3.-Great in
ierest was manifested at the session OF
the American Institute of Homeopathy
yesterday in the announcement of DIR.
T.. Stillman Bailey that a substitute for
radium had beeu discovered. IL il II
combinatiop of thorium, and what is
practically uranium, a product of pitch
plend. II has been named thoradx.
The claim for thoradx IL that il
multiplies the uses TO which radium
may be put and eliminates it's dangers.
One Of its most important properties
is that of alleviating pain.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-07-23
BOYS CONFESS .3h q
TRAIN
Spike Causes Frisco Derail-
ment Near Tolar--Two
Are Killed.
DEAL ENGINEER
PROVES A HERO

Tolar, Tex, July ls.-Harvey Davis,
IL years old, and Daniel Gage, ~, we're
last night in connection with
the Frisco train vreck near here yester.
day. They confessed last night they
drove n spike into n tie. causing the
wreck, but they protested they had no
intention or thought that it would cause
the loss Of two lives.
Enginemen Are Killed.
The spike caused the passenger train
TO lac derailcd. Engineer Jacob pecamp,
of Fort Worth was instantly killed, and
Rremnn Percy Hamilton, of Fort Worth.
died this morning. HamiltOn's family
were provided with n special train tc
rush them from Fort Worth TO his bed.
side to-day. Extra fireman Nagle, who
was in the cab Ms the time. escaped with
minor hurts.
The boys had a preliminary hearing
this morning aud both were released
on $1,000 bail.
Passengers signed n statement of
tribute to Decamp's bravery, by which
many lives are believed TO have been
saved.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-07-23

s. NJ. Butcher Is a mar that won =
boycott his competitors. lie believes
the way to get ahead Of them IL to do
better work than they do. Call and he
convinced. 6.2l.lm
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-08-06

There will be no cricket match
this afternoon, as two full teams
could not be gotten together. Cricket
appears to be dead In Honolulu at
present. and golf and tennis are all
the rage.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-08-06
WASEDAS AiD OAHU
COLLEGE TODAY
Third Game Of Series to Be Played
at the Athletic Park This After
noon.

This afternoon the Wasedas and
Oahu College alumni will once more
meet at the Athletic Park. and great
met Is being taken in the third
meeting of the teams.
Al. Castle will pitch for the ex.
students, and he is determined that
once more the co ors of the Japan
ese will be lowered. The first game
between the mines was won by the
college after a seventeen.inning
game, and the score was l to o. Last
week the teams met for the second
time and the Puns again won by a
score OF to /.
The game this afternoon will start
at half past three o'slock. and ~
that time there should be little room
In the g.andstand or on the bleach
ers. There will be another game
which will start at 1880 o'clock, an
II will be between the c. A. Cs. and
the J a. Ca.
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DOTS AND DASHES.

The Wasedas have played fifteen
games In Honolulu. and their rec
Crd stands as follows:
Won--July 4. Wasedas s. Chinese
9: July 3, Wasedas .. Marines :;
July 10, Wasedas ,. Portuguese 2 is
innings; July ~. Wasedas /. Navy
0 az innings); July Ia. Wasedas 1.
Military 0; July "a. Wasedas | {, Por-
tuguese 0.
Lost--July 10. A1 Oahu s. Vase
das 2; July 16. Oahu College Alumni.
/, Wasedas oNtl7 innings; July II,
Chinese .. Wasedas 5; July 10, Navy
|, Wasedas 0 (13 inning1; July 81
Military 6. Wasedas g; July 2S. Ma
rines :. Wasedas 3; July %, All
Military 4. Wasedas o; July 81. Oahu
Col. ege Alumni 9. Wasedas /; July
81, Chinese /, Wasedas 0.
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NEW FACES AT THE oRPHgum.

with their dizzy gowns and dainty
lin go'Ic carefully folded and ready to
pack N their trunks and their fare
wells partly spok, n, the Casino Must
cal Comedy Co. girls heard the wei
come news that owing to the arrival
on the Sierra of Mabel Bunyea, the
vaudeville Queen and Melville Gideon
the famous song writer and. musical
censor of the Shubsrts. a new season
OF vaudeville would start In Monday.
Nearly all OF the old favorites will be
retained and vaudeville olio OF eight
numbers will precede the sketch.
which will be the one which started
Nat Goodwin towards fame and for
tune, Hobbies" one of the best skits
that has even been seen ON the local
stage. Mabel Bunyea is one OF the
most beautiful women on the stage
and has appeared in king Dodo' and
many other comic opera successes
Melville Gideon IL the author OF "The
BillIken Man" and other popular hits.
He has been the musical advisor OF
the Shuberts for years Among the
vaudeville features will be song
put Your Foot on the Soft Pedal by
Carleton Chase, "villea" from the
Merry Widow by Olga Steck, Splash
Me" by Wilma Steck and two very
pretty numbers by Miss Rockwell.
Four OF the chorus have n stunning
dance which is going to surprise the
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-08-06
cannerymsn Predicts That Pack Will
Be Below Normal.

SEATTLE. July 23. - Adyices re-
ceived from Alaska indicate that the
salmon pack this year will fall far
below the normal. G. II. Buschman,
general superintendent Of the North.
western fisheries company, returned
from the north yesterday with first
adyices from plants west of Yakutat.
He says that the Kodiak Island and
Prince william sound canneries are
experiencing lighter runs than usual
but ut Chignik the pack will be about
normal.
when he left Bristol bay the plants
were still making tins but the pack
should be well along new and definite
advices are expected from there In
few days,
The first large catch OF sockeye
salmon on Puget sound this season
was made Thursday. when approx
mately $4,000 Ash were taken lndi-
cations point to a good run next week
Advices from Vancouver, b. C.. are
to the effect that canning operations
up to now have been discouraging on
that side of the border.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-08-06
CORDELL-CORNYN
Will MEET AGAIN
RUM0Rs OF BIG PURSE
BEING OFFERED SOON
Next Contest Will Probably Be Over
Twenty Rounds-Big Crowd Is
sure to Roll Up to See Go.

Boxing is on the boom in this lit
tie old burg and all sorts OF rumors
are flying around about promoters
and purses OF $500 or 30. That an
other Cordell Cornyn go over twenty
rounds would draw like mustard
plaster can not be denied, and there
is no doubt that match will be
made In the near future.
A well known man OF this city IL
SCI lousy considering the ACCESSIBILITY
OF putting up a 5000 purse for the
two clever boxers 10 argue over, and
II satisfactory arrangements can be
made about location for the match !
there is no doubt that the men will
be signed up.
The purse Is liberal enough, and a
sixty and forty split OF that amount
should he satisfactory enough for
both the men. Considering what the
boxers got for their last contest at
the Aloha Park, the above mentioned
purse looks good and. besides, II Ii
sure money. and the men have not
got. to take chance on percentage
basis.
There will be developments In a
day or so, and something more deh-
mite can be said about the matter
as soon as II is ascertained whether
or not u suitable site can be OBTAIN
ed FOR the contest
Cordell Is Keeping In trlm' ana ne
is doing lot OF swimming at the
beach he ana the game lrishmah'
Joe M'Gurn' are DoNihg tosether
every day. ana some iast WORK ~
done at times.
Joe McGurn ID very anxious 10 nave
go at someone, ana there Is no
doubt that II ne Is seen III ac'lon
once, the Honolulu sports VIII want
to see MN In the ring as otten as
posslple' joe Is as s"ne as pen
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-08-06
WALL CUP WELL
UNDER Way
TWO RICHARDS, R. A. COOKE
AND CAPTAIN Low LEFT IN
One Matth This Afternoon and One
On Monday-The Finals Will Be
played on Monday. Also.

Yesterday afternoon on the Bere
tania tennis courts. play in the Wall
Cup series was continued. and three
matches were played. The fourth
which was scheduled to be between
A. l.. Castle and Atherton Richards,
was not played, as Castle did not
wish TO tire himself out in view OF
the ia { that he has hard baseball
game to pitch today at the Athletic
Park.
However, Castle and Richards had
a couple of sets for fun and exercise.
Castle won the first. SO, and lost
the next, SO. The last set was
warm one. and both players did COCA
work. Castle served in great form
and Richards seemed able to get
them all. Both men placed well. ana
the younger player did some line
short volleys across the court.
Captain Low and Lowrey then go.
on the courts and played their match.
which only went for two sets, Lpw
is playing in great form just now,
and he kept the younger player on
the go all the time. Lows back
hand strokes are beauties, and mis-
forearm drives at times terrific. He
won many strokes by sheer totce and
time after time beat LowIey vita
his placing.
Low won two sets straight, 6-l,
SO, and it was a fairly easy victory
for him. The trptain would appear
TO have good chan,e OF winning
the cup, as he will meet Atherton
Richards on even terms this time, in
stead OF owing fifteen, as he did last
time they met in the trophy play.
Another match that was played
yesterday was between Stanley Ken
needy and Il. A. Cooke. The latter
won out by two sets straight-6-2,
10. The first set looked like love
one, as. Cooke piled up five games
before Kennedy got started. Then
the latter got two games and the
set ended. The second spasm was
closer, and at one time Kennedy had
IL On his opponent to the tune OF %.
Then Cooke sparkled up and took
three games straight and won out as
!, related.
The final match of the day was
that between Bockus and Theodore
Richards, and 1t was "A good one,
too. Bockus took the first set Ia
two games, and then Richards got
going properly and just reversed the
figures. With ,.one set all, and the
number of games even, the third and
deciding set was looked forward tC
with interest. 1t proved TO be a
really hard fought one, and after
five-all and six-all were called, Ricn
ards took two games in succession
and won out. The score was pc
go, SO in Richards favor.
This afternoon Atherton Rl2hards
will meet Captain Low, and on Mon
day T. Richards will play r. A
Cooke. The finals will also be play
ed on Monday. and at the present
time the winner Is hard to pick.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-08-06

The Maui Racing Association had
a meeting the other night, and the
balance sheet, of the club was laid
before the members. A credit bal
anse OF $929.56 was shown, ana
everything was voted as most salts
factory. Improvements are plannea
in connection with the grandstani
and track, and next year the Homo
lulu people will be surprised at the
changes made.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-08-06

Poor old Joe Cans, known as the
Old Master, is dying of that fell dis
ease. consumption. II is strange how
many boxers die of the scourge; the
list is a long one. and many Is the
good man who has gone that way.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-08-06

A report of the National Associa E
ton for the Study and Prevention
OF Tuberculosis. issued from New
York, shows the average cost of car
ing for tubercular patients in the
semi-charitable sanatoriums OF the
United States is $1.67 a day.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-08-06
ADJUSTMENTS.
DANCE.

Dance Saturday night, August g.
at X. OF p. Hall, given by the Car
nation Social Club. Dancing com,
mences at S:15 sharp. Good music
and good time Everybody cor
daily invited. Tickets at the door
gents soc, ladies 25c,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-08-06

SHORTAGE IN SALMON
REPORTED FROM NORTH
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-08-06

~-"ror Sale" cards at Bulletin.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-08-06

The Wall Cup tournament did not
attract all the entries II might have,
but the play has so far been frst
class, and the finals should be good.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-08-06

william Flege of Wayne, Neb.,
was arrested charged with the muir
der Of his sister. at their home, on
June 80.