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Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1910-10-20
The Panic OF the st. Louis
Brewers.

A few months ago the St. Louis
brewers were lau Ching at the pro-
hibition movement. Now, it is
said, they are wearing buttons
bearing the words, "Save St.
Louis" They will probably wear
Grape upon their hats and place it
on the door knobs of their brew
cries after the election. They say
they will have to leave the state
if their business is destroyed. We
know of no people who are ADLER
to sgo. Missouri was far happier
before they came. There was far
less of sin and sorrow and tears
and suffering and crime and death.
Thousands of wives whom they
have widowed will bid them a
glad farewell. Myriads of child
rem whom they have made ragged
and hungry will clap their bony
little hands as they go.
A great brewer exclaimed a few
days ago in an interview, eff pro-
hibition carries, st. Louis will be
a graveyard" These men ought
to have thought about graveyards
as they were Offering one boy out
of every five families in Missouri
as q sacrifice on the altar of the
god of wine. They ought to have
thought about graveyards during
all these years while they have
cheered old Bacchus, as seated in
his chariot he has driven his tigers
up and down the streets of our
cities and over humble homes
crushing out the lives of innocent
women and children.
And now these men have sent
their agents to Kansas City and,
while these words are being writ
ten, they are in a big hotel plead
ing to a meeting of our citizens
for help. When did they listen to
a cry of distress? When did they
heed a widows moan or an or
phan's wall? They are talking
about the destruction of property
and vested rights. The Supreme
Court of the United States in
passing upon this very point in
one OF their cases, has held that
they are the great prolific pro-
ducers of disease and ."suffer-
ing" and violence" and ''crime,a
and have no vested rights.
The plea that these men are
making, that st. Louis will be
ruined ii the saloons and brew
cries are overthrow, is against
reason and tho testimony Of all
history. God never intended that
genuine success should come from
sin. He has never permitted any
city or nation to attain to perma-
nent commercial glory through
iniquity. Every owl that boots
where Babylon stood proclaims
this. The ashes of Sodom and
Gomorrah attest this. 1t was at
tested when the eternal City her
self died drunk. Imperial st.
Louis must get rid of her saloons
and breweries or die drunk.-The
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1910-10-20

Increase the yield, improve the
quality, enrich the soil. Every
harvest proves it. Can you afford
to risk your wheat? Be safe.
Tusccrora Fertilizers grow biggest
crops. Car load in stock. For
terms and prices sec w. E. Bell &
Son, B~elleview, Mo.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1910-10-20
W. C. T. U PRINCIPLES.

Total Abstinence; Prohibition Of the Liquor
Traffic; One Standard of Morals for Men
and Women; Home Protection; Equal
Suffrage; and the Teaching of Scientific
Temperance in Public Schools.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1910-10-20
DIR. w. J. SMITH.

DIX. w. J. SWkIk
Graduate American School of Osteopathy, Kirksvile, Mo.
CONSULTATION FREE. CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED. Board,
Room and Treatment $40 to SIS per week. Special Rates to parties de-
string Board Without Treatment
This Institution is designed and constructed for the comfort and accommodation IF
patients wo seek rehef and ecuperaton and the recover of lost health. Its location is
admirable for this purpose. It's or the Iron Mountain Railway So miles south of ST.
Louis, and 64o feet above that city. Nestled at the foot OF Shepherd Mountain. embow-
cred among majestic trees, just off the mans street. and free from its noise and DUST and
alongside the famed EmersonP Park, known far and near, with its shady walks and drive
ways, Sylvan Lake and Grant Spring, and their attractive surroundings, mt more beautiful
or resdul retreat for the invahda and convaescent, or the weary and careworn, can be
found in all America.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-23

nranolns - CO. 90 cenAi. wahts
70 ~ n1arby - watch thA progress
NJ ana M ckariss Housh, o.
Boston, have 4eeu the guests OF Naval
Constructor and ffa II. Morgan Watt
At thear home In ths navy yard. Mr.
Hough u = brother 70 Lieutenant
Commander Henry Hcugh Of the viz
gtnta.
szssitina Ms Walter Csesaens In En-
f3eid. N. G..
Mr.. and Mr.. Campbell 0roner =
family are spending : month ct Viz
giniA Beach.
Mr.. Mcsomh. az Baltimore. Il thu
guest Of her sister, MrE Cecil Biilups
on Freemason street .
Miss Louise Ryan y Waiting friends
In Chicago.
Mrs. II. e. Steed and Miss Carrie
ateed ara In king William county Wis
iting. where they went 70 attend the
walker Garrett wedding.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fenton FUR Priest
have taken . house ct the Expo6itio4.
Grounds for the summer. Mrs. Bull.
Mr.. Pric6t's mother. n with them.
Mis- Mary UrQuhart Brooke leaves
this evening for Baltimore, where she
viii visit relatives 1t Roland Park.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-23
Radford

Especial to The Richmond virginian.)
RADFORD, VA, April 23.---Mrs,
KeArsiey hAn been visiting In Gaiax.
Mins Bushnell has been spending sew
eral days at her home in salem
Miss Katherine Rhodes has returned
to Roanoke. after . visit OF several
weeks with Mrs. Kearsley.
Miss Fannie Withers, OF Abingdon.
Va. spent Tuesday Of this week with
Miss Bushnell.
Miss Mary Massy. OF Pulaski. was
with Mrs. Kearsley this week.
The carnival will be from the 9Th
10 the IAth OF next month. on the lot
opposite the Jordan hardware store
The u. p. G. rummage sale win
begin Tuesday next In the vacant store
between Carson's and Roberts.
Rev. J. K Haynes. Of Gate City, win
East RAdford. sunday at III A. NJ, and
at Calvary Bapsist church West End,
At 7:30 r. ~.
A number Of people are preparing to
build this summer.
Miss Ethel May Foster spent Nom
day. night with Mrs. w. H. McFar-
lsnd
Mr. !. n. Kinser has returned from
Florida
Mr.. j. II. Gardner mas returned
from Pulaski after visit to her
n. james A. Baird, has bought tho
6utcli6e house. q Eighth and RAM
dOlph ntreets.
The Radford Music club. on Friday,
April %, 1t r. NJ. win give q recital
in the lectprs-rocm Of tho Presbyterian
church.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-23
SEE KING TO FIND CIR
BROUGHT TO VIRGINIA


ChisS Of Police Werner has recess-
ca the following letter. winch explains
ItaNlfA ~ SrAli ~ ~ n sbas 70 ear
palm Il to any one:
Brant Rock. Mass. Aori; "a.
10 tbs Chief of Police:
Dear Sir THANKING III In. .ad.
y yAnce. me Governor az lsichlnond,
Va, says possibly II write to y0y
sou may be able to give me sumo In
formation OF the where Abouts az
Myrtle Walters. She was brought Is
the mouhtains OF Virginia Without
the knowledge Of her parents Ir the
nonth Of March. year 1856. she Is
seeking q clue 10 her idensisy she
was an adopt n child. Mr.. ana Mrs
Walters are not her own par ,uts she
was taken away from her own pare nts
~ sister Of Mrs walters, who lived
n Charlestown. Mas Now. lear rtr.
VIII You hunt this young woman up
Bnd tell her Mrs. MI. Y. Wright. IL
Rrant Rock, dass. Box H. wishes
Her to write to hsr. as she mas news
for her.
Yours respectfui'y.
p. S.--Answer very soon.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-23
Fredericksburg

FREDERICKSBURG. VA. April
2s.--Dr. ]. r. Stin Is attending q
meeting OF the board OF directors "a
the American National Life insurance
Company az Lynchburg.
Mr.. Henry HudKins. Of this. city,
has recently graduated from the Uni
versity OF Toronto a. q veterinary
surgeon. He will practice In this
vicinity. :,
Miss Hassis 8 Haydon. az this citx.
has returned from visit to ner fis-
TER. Mrs. G. B. Stokes. of Washing
ton
Master Joseph Burwell Fickien. s<.n
Of Mrs. E. c. L. Fickien, has been
brought home from Lynchburg, where
he has been quite sick.
Mr.. r. w. Sanford, Of Newport
News, has returned to that city after
q visit to Mrs. Lottie Gayle and FAM
lily st "Rosemont"
MT, william Anderson. Of Rich
mond. spent several days this week
here.
visiting Mr.. II. II. Randall and fam
lily.
ericksburg College. has returncd from
Richmond, where he attended the ses-
=
Mrs. Joseph Gordon. OF Spctsyi-
vania. has gone to Richmond for
treatment
Mr.. B. l.. Morgan. Of wakefield.
westmoreland county, was Z guers
Of hts sons here short time thfs
week.
Mr.. A. n. Bolts. Of this city. was
reelected grand treasurer OF the
Royal Arcnnum OF Virginia az tts
council meeting in Richmond.
1 Miss Mamie Forbes left yesterday
to visit friends and relatives In New
York.
Mrs. w. Key Howard II visiting
relatives In Urbanna.
Miss Elizabeth Russell left to-day
to visit Mrs.. Charles Steele, Of New
York. IT Hot SprinSs. w.
Miss Parker. superintendent Of the
Mary Washington Hospital, has gone
to Urhanna for : two weekf vaca-
tion.
Mr. j. B. Eiam. OF Richmond. u
Waiting Nrs. w. Z. Brannan. on
washington avenue.
Judge John r. Gooirick. who has
been quite sick. n much improved.
although he u sttll confined to ms
home.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-23
BENJAMIN PLAYERS,

- ssGuyAAuM y AtGIH.
The SECOND Offering ~ the pefsaIas
BENJAMIN Players at the Academy viii
be Lee Dietrtchstein's funniest farce,
Before and After Mr.. Dietrich
stein has constructed this farce with
one purpose only--laughter-- Il
accompanies its purpose. His ac-
acknowledgement to Heepauin and Bill
hand for the central idea il hardly
necessary, for while the central idea
helps the writer 10 dispose Of com
piicated situations, in IN easy end
graceful manner. the fun OF the piece
I h his own. The PLAY Ii another
. aCharlcy's Aunt" and Is as popular
a. are two other products OF Mr..
Mason" and All on Account VI
Eliza"
Mr.. Franklin Richie will have an
excellent role In DIR. Page and Miss
Catherine Carter should be most al
Turing as his wife, who Is startled al
the Transformation In her spouse. Mr..
Jerome Storm, a new member OF the
Benjamin organization, OF whom great
things are expected, win make his
Richmond debut as DIR. Latham. the
inventor or the wondrous cure. MT.
Erwin Rlunkaif, who jumped Into Inn
mediate popularity by his impersona-
ton of John Weatherbv last week,
win be seen as the fiery French colo
mel Miss Lydia Knott will play Cora
Bell. q role repiete with comedy. ana
Miss Anne Bradley will be odette.
the singer who "hast LORI her B nat
nral..' Miss Clare cassci with play
the part OF n female detective, and
Miss Alice Rankin and Miss Margaret
Field viii have minor but amusing
roles Mr. philip Perry will have
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-23
WARRENTON

WARRENTON. VA, April 2s.--
Mr. Powell NOiand. Of Panama, was
visitor hero this week.
Miss Anna Day y Visiting friends
In Washington. u. G.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stephens. OF Phiia-
delphia, are visiting Mrs. Lucian
Keith. Of this place.
Rev. Edwin 3. Kinks and Mr.. r.
w. Htlleary are attending the Epis-
copal convention at Falls Church,
Va
Mrs. Scott Carter entertained at
bridge on Monday afternoon.
Mrn. VIC Marshall gave Tea
on Monday afternoon.
Mr. n. 6aterfces Ut Ncw furK.
Il Visiting his wife and son, who
have house here for the winter and
spring.
Mr. Wilmer Blackwell Of Abe
marie, Ia visiting his grandfather, Mr..
n. G. Blackwell. near here.
Mr.. A. r. r. Charington. OF West
Virginia, SCENT several days this week
at his home here.
Mr.. Charles Kemper. OF Fairfax.
Va, spent several days with his son.
Col. William Kempsr. OF Bethel Mill
tary Academy, near here.
Miss Agnes Payne, Of N0rf0lk, 10
| 9>ssA%s4s&es
Sergeant Morgan. Of u. 8. A.. 10
here for two weeks to give special In
structions to the Warrenton Riflea.
Company G. Second Virginia. He
leaves here for Richmond. where ne
takes up his work with thu Blues.
Mrs. Armstrong. formerly Miss
Janet johnson, OF Brooklyn, NJ. X.
Is visiting her cousin, Mira. X. r. W..
Barker, of this place.
st Leonard,s" farm, situated on
Fauquier Springs road, one OF the
finest and best known estates In this
William ri. Gains and consisting OF
sum OF $4,000. The name OF the
purchaser 10 unknown.
Mr.. John M. Payne gave large
tel on Thursday night.
Mary Gains. of Richmond. il visiting
her parents. Col. and Mrs. Grenvflle
Gains. at Mrs Hamilton's.
Mrs. Thomas Evans II visiting her
son, Mr.. De Lancey Evans.
Miss Agnes kloman. of Baltimore.
Nd. 10 the guest OF Mrs Julian
Keith.
Mr.. walter Cooke, Of Baltimore.
Mds was . recent visitor tn Warren
ton.
Mr.. Philip Nelson, OF Greensboro.
n. c.. spent several days In Warren
ton this week.
Mrs. Reece Owens and son. OF Bal
timore. are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. N.
W. Owens.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-23
Blackstone

Especial 70 The Richmond virginian.)
BLACKSTONE, VA, April z3.--
Miss Mary NcNaugher left q few
days ago for Pittsburg. Pa. where she
expects to spend several months on
account Of her health.
Mrs. George A. Cralle. who has for
a number OF years been manager OF
the Backbone Handle Factory" has
accented position in North Caro-
lima. Mrs. craIie and his little son
will join him In few weeks
Ex-Congressman, J. r. Epes' con-
diston 10 no better. he IL stiii in a
critical condition.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-23

Especial 10 The Richmond vlrglniens)
NORFOLK. VA. April Us--Mr.
William b. browne announces the IN
gAgAn1ent Of his daughter. I.s1e Cecil.
to Mr.. Winston Fhrrash. the mafria8e
10 take place the 2sth % April. nk the
home Of the brides grandmother.
Mrs. Robert Reid. iso York street.
Norfolk,
Lois Wright have iaaued invitations 10
IN afternoon feeeptfOn % hs UiyNn
"Wednesday. April q. from : g 7
Futon Wrieht.
/ Nj. ana Nra James n. ToOzhsy
haye annoumceds the AnxAgsmene ~
their daughter. Alicia Rebecca, 10 NJ.
Thomaa Walter Matthew'S. thA Eaar-
riaEU "a tnla place In Trinity r. n.
church. wednesday evening, May ~.
$40 o'clock No cards. "
After whit 81 several weeks ID rol.
Fativen ii Philadelphia. Mina Josephino
Clark has returned 70 her home it
Virginia Beach.
Ara !. Leland Bouah rsturnad yea-
tcrdsy from Washtneton. p. e.. whore
with her rnofhsr. Mn Polk. VIA hns
been seriously III, i szs
Nh psy ana Nh AFarxusrtts Dsy
have returnsd from yistt 70 Nav
Mr. ma NH It666gT T1if have
closed their cottage u ytrg1ntA Haach.
Mr.. August Belnont ana his W1ko.
who was Mfne E34aner nohn0n. have
taken = uottaSe N FaIsnonth. No.,
ana Will npend ~ Iatn 6peine ~
etl'nz1e tlaEs 1>l1ne4t ~ =
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-23

with returm enyageYuenf OF Flor6
Edmond and Baby Esmond In their
Juvenile performance; Gfay'a Royal
Marionettes. In acrobatic stunts: Dom
nelley and Carroll two Of the clever
est black-face comedians on the
boards. and up-to-date motion pic
lures. the management OF the Lubin
believes next weeks show will be o
record breaker.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-23
AT the Theatres

Academy--Benjamin Players In
Before and After"-AH week.
Bi1ou-' .Graustark"--Ali week.
Co1oniaI-Vaadeyille and Motion
Pictures.
Lnbin--vaudsvilIe and Motion Pie
lures.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-23
REAr. rsrArr ron sALE.

1880. d606 sUEsT1Nffo0L iNvEsfc
square. sas, q R RiBinson as street. az
this call 1t once. SOUTHERN LAND
$500 CASH GOOD STORE PROPOSf-
forks Of four heavily Travelled roads.
room dwelling, store, stable etc.
SOUTHERN LAND n REALTY CO..
lilo Main street.
1850 EACH, FOUR new MODERN
ssas room n Ssies arsliin:s ~
squares east Of Robinson street. lt0
/ feet deep. SOUTHERN LAND =
REALTY Co. 11ie Main ssssst.
I0i ACREs 80 IN HIGH STATE or
cultivation and planted IN wheat,
cry, young horses. caftlN eto.. good
room house. newly paperAd And All
necessary outbuildtnSs. . miles vest
Of Richmond on macadsmtssd rOAd
LAND 4 REALTY Co. iil0 Nam
street.
BARGAIN, MILES FROM CITY On
river road. 20 acres, small crchATd.
Is acres fenced. r. " d. mail good
! room house; barn. stable. corn
cleared: only $500 SOUTHERN
LAND a REALTY CO, l1lQ Main
street.
100 ACRES. NEW { ROOM H6UGN.
barn and poultry houses. 80 acres -
cultivation. balance IN second growth
pine. only 4 miles west OF west
hampton. beautiful snrroundings md
g. REALTY co. Ilie Main strsss.
1880 BEAUTIFULLY LOCATED SIX
room frame dwelling On East Nar-
shall street. near Thirty-fourth
liz desired. CHAPIN ~ HUNE.
sPnCIAL MOTlCn.
Secure MUSIC fEBTfvxT 1lc&0E3
nov; Good sests stu on ssls q TO
q ss.os. -
MEDICAL CoLf.R0E on viRdlN1Ks
Al the annual meeting - the Board
Of Visitors Of this inatftuttop, "a ~
held ON May 10. 1870, there Will ~
spsoisi A 3 ss
this chair. with t~atinaonials. 70 ~
Forwarded to Christppher TemRkine
T. D.. DIAN, Richmond. Va. 81 -
S Ssaasr: J. Il Mecs ssaes a.ssssssy.
Ladies' HAIR 6WTFEHTTWE
guarantee they do not caanNe eatov
bargains this week. 1le y. bttth
NATIONAL Ci-EAK7N6 And YIkESS-
ing works. The ea1y staAm 1yt@e
and French cleaning works a. The
Nit s mi sssf pss 80 q sssi
o. caiI a I1oSM w. Main: ~ e4rTx
are insuTancs. - yssax slethea ~
HEAR THE PfTTSBURdH T1EFIxKT]
OrckcstrA. Monday sight Coed seAts
S Il ssscts 70 ss.Sa.
LADIES GLORY IN THEM HxIK II
you want tnsteatton Hair ow1fAhNs
don't come. We keep nothluG but
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-23

ing characterization Of down
South darkey
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-23

Manager Lyon, Of the Colonial, will
present strong bill of vaudeville
IN connection with iifs-sixed motion
pictures At the Colonial next week.
The vaudeville program b made up
Of the Clio Trio. musicians and come
dtans: Leroy and Harvey, In . West
ern comedy playlet; the Levolos, ar
tistic and sensational slack wire per-
formers and acrobAtA and Miss Ger
trude Keil and Master Dennis O'Neil.
local singers. In illustrated songs.
University Missourian., 1910-07-21
Like Aviation.

Spaniard lin 1i42y-Is Columbus 60
ing TO sail west?
Dirto-Yes. One Of the newspapers
has offered tho New World "a a prize
10 The first man thar crosses the At
!antic-Puck.
University Missourian., 1910-07-21
In Articipation.

Johnny. asked his elderly relative,
are you having Z good ri:ne:"
Yep" said the yis!ring nephew
Fin. When are you soin' 70 have
dinner. auntie e?"-Chicago Tribune.
University Missourian., 1910-07-21
No lnducenent.

kathryn-Have you read Doctor Eli
OTIS five feet OF books" yet?
Mayme-NO; I've bEen told that
very few Of them have happy ending.
Chicago Tribune
University Missourian., 1910-07-21
How L Hapcens.

How does il happen that 50 many
walters in New York restaurants have
pug noses?"
It's the result Of turning them up
al 25-cent tips. s.-WaShington Star.
University Missourian., 1910-07-21
WEDNES SDAY.


b NJ
Roundy Hooke. Colo
H. Nc'inness hebs Okla
Eliza Constantine H. McCnness Okla.
L. A Leh EIdorado Kan
Carpenter Sedalia No
Mesmoe Los Angeles Cal
SQuaw NJ Erwin Sedala No
J. McCune Louisiana Mo
Nobe J. Abilene.
= b r Harrington BartieSv!le, Okla
R Harrington t'aTesYi!e
Cen Arthur Thacker Car1hage Mo
y Early Thacke Carthage
H. -\on!e Id fIala 30
W E Webster Mayfeli Ky
Z Webster Myfeli II.
West Point Ne
Marshall
Dividend b MCorgeg Joseph Mo
b. MclIaig Okla
H. Norris Epworh No
(Trotting).
Top Hill
Russell Allen, b. Geo Fisher Memphis.
b. c. Nhe-way 3alon No
Dressler T Dlnneni Baleyie,
Harry Woods Norbore
lgleion. Downing
Pearl Maiden Iiouchn
Of Pacins).
A Edwards
Hawkins
Mclaughlin
Mclaughlin
Billy
BIZ Barley Corn Roy Owen Belvie, Kan
No
TLr.e quarter mile dash s1,".
University Missourian., 1910-07-21

Dips, Sprays. INSECT POWDERS
and other insecticides al Dr. M:kel's
Drug Store, 7p5 Broadway. ~
University Missourian., 1910-07-21

Dips. Sprays, INSECT POWDERS
and other Insecticides al Dr.. MikeIs
Drug Store, 7os Broadway. ~*
University Missourian., 1910-07-21

Pure 1Sh Rings at Henninger's, Sc
Broadway. "a
University Missourian., 1910-07-21

Wate.melons on ice al HetzlerS.
University Missourian., 1910-07-21
NAMES AND OWNERS OF ALL ENTRIES.
Continued from Page -

Tulsa
.Chas Hardie Mason CRY Iowa
Half
University Missourian., 1910-07-21
FRIDAY.


LIST OF Entries For Purse Of $500 For 22U Class E0Tns
Excuse Me Workman Nlchta nan.
Orphan Boy c. Myers No Manchester, Ind
Lady Curzon Lord Kansas City kas
Marguerite Pansy, b. Henry Hawkins CrOana Ill
Star Goodwin Monroe City No
Belle OF Nelson Bliss Marshall No
John s ISaon s g.....C g. Champin Hggins'lhe MO-
s. Willie Green Fitzgerald Bowling Green, No
Tom Smith, McCool
on
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-10-27
BOXERS ARE TALKING
AGAIN OF BOUTS
Reilly May Get Match With
Dan Sullivan.

There is chance of Charlie Reilly
and Dan Sullivan meeting in the
squared circle in the near future. A
well-known man Is thinking of
bringing off boxing show. and he
Is looking around for a location. one
place has been spoken of, but It rs
not certain If the hail can be Sc.
cured for boxing purposes.
OF course, should Eddie Madison
blow in on the Sierra or Mongolia,
he will have first cut at Reilly. Mad
isan waited for Reilly or Dick Cullen
for a long time. and 1t was hard
luck that, he just missed Charlie, who
arrived the day after the other man
had left for the Coast. .s
Q Reilly is willing enough to have
a go at any of the bunch. but he
feels that Madison is the man who
should get the first say. II Madison
does not return soon. then the Sui
livan-Reilly bout may be arranged.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-10-27
HEALANI STAR
MEN At WORK
SHELL RACE WILL
BE ON SATURDAY
Great Interest In Event Shown.
Pair-Oar Men Did Fine
Stunt Yesterday = Skipper
and BoSun at Their Best.

Rowing is all the rage nowadays,
and every afternoon a bunch of oars
men so down to the Healani boat
club and do some strenuous stunts
on the water and also, sometimes, in
II. Rumors have reached Honolulu
that Dick Arnst and Richard Barry,
the pair who lately contested for the
worlds sculling championship, will
be passing through soon. on their
way to Australia. The Healanis are
always up to date, and as soon as
the news was heard, two prominent
oarsmen were selected and ordered
to get into training at once. Skip
per Bill Kinslea and Bosun Johnson
are the men who will go up against
the champions. II they happen to
touch at Honolulu.
The pair were out last night, and
the form they showed was something
to be remembered for all time. The
Bosun stroked, and the Skipper got
as much of himself as he could into
the boat. Then fast squirt was in
dulged in, and, according to Bert
Lightfoot, the pair struck up n ~
stroke gait. that made II seem as II
the boat were actually moving. Old
warhorse Mayne nearly fell dead
when he saw the performance. and
It was some time till he could be
brought around. He went of in an
other faint when he heard the names
of the oarsmen. At latest Mayne
was reported to be doing as well as
could be expected, considering the
frightful shock to the nerves he got
when he saw the pair he thought
were safely doing shadow sparring
acts in the clubhouse, out on the
water alone.
Other members of the Healanis are
figuring on what they should do in
case any more of the oldtimers should
get into harness again. The boat
club should be crowded this after
noon, and II is expected that the
champions will have hundred yard
tryout.
The shell race that was screduled
for Sunday next will be rowed on
Saturday instead, and the same three
crews that competed last Sunday will
take part in It. The Long Ones"
, are expected to win again, but the
race should be closer than before.
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-10-27

There is some talk of the st. Louis
College Alumni getting football
team together. That would be a
good move, and 1t is to be hoped that
something is done in the matter.
The fag-raising ceremonies at the
county Jail on Tuesday morning next
promise to be a real up-to-date af-
fair. and Host Asch has issued inyi
tations to number of guests. VI
W All the football teams are getting
into condition for the coming sea-
son, and both the soccer and Amer
lean style of players are hard al
work
At 3 o'clock this afternoon Soldier
King will be at the Athletic Park
and he will do a run over some ten
miles or so.