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The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-03-13
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

BIRRELL-sHIPP REALTY COMPANY.
YOU WOULD NOT BE READING
THIS COLUMN IF YOU WERE NOT
TUNfTY.
SALT LAKE CITY Is TO-DAY IyN-
QUEsTI0NABLY THE CITY OF OP-
AND WE ARE PROUD TO BE THE
AASetS.NOfFIEDGED HEADQUARTERS
FOR BARGAINS OF EVERY KIND.
LOOK THESE ovER!H
CIGAR STORE ON STATE STREET.
Where the crowds pass. The rent Is
very low and the lease for a long term.
we can put you IN possession for $500.
ANOTHER CIGAR STORE ON I'D
South. Rent S35 You can handle it for
very small amount Of cash.
BOOMING HOUSE ON 4TH SOUTH.
between State and Main. The furniture
and lease are worth 1920. 500 makes
you the boss.
SALOON MEN, ATTENTION.
IF YOU HAVE 5000
CASH, SEE US FOR
THE BEST SALOON
LOCATION, FIX
TURES, LEASE AND
STOCK IN SALT
LAKE CITY.
A BIG HOUSE AT A BIG BARGAIN.
~ rooms in an Al location with a two
years lease at a monthly rental OF $50
We can put you in posse ssiOn for roo
Easy monthly payments.
10 ROOMS LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING.
Nets SO per month on $3.50 Investment
and no work. Close in. $50 swings the
PAY OUT A DOLLAR AND GET Full.
yaiue IN return. That's what you can do
you nuy either one Of two groceries
We nave on our lists. One Will run about
sl'oy invoice, and the other about $500
sIood leases and locations and established
businesses.
IN A CLASS BY ITSELF IN
the restaurant line is this place. where
the seating capacity is over 200 and
where they use all the seats at an the
meals This place Is easily worth s. Oo0
hou can discount that $1,000 and have
clear title.
REALTY COMPANY.
16 Exchange Place.
NEWHOCSE BLDG. QGround floor.
3SSs-BOTH PHGNES-SsSS
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T-room and reception hall, pressed
brick and frame, hot water heat, barn,
etc; house elegantly and completely
furnished; located near 1st ave. and X ;
$4,000; good terms.
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WE HAVE A BARGAIN
In a lot S0x156, near the new D. & r.
G. depot, for $1,000; cash or terms.
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BARGAINS IN BUILDING LOTS
CLOSE IN.
100x115, northeast bench. Make an
offer.
5x9 rods, on West side; close in. 500.
2ax10 rods on 9TH ave. A snap, $500.
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AN APARTMENT HOUSE.

We can sell you an apartment house
that will net Is per cent on the invest
ment. Will never bring in less, as rents
are already low and place is very close
in. In fact will soon be business prop
erty and worth from $500 to $500
front foot, and there's over IA IT. by
les. only requires a small amount to
handle.
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4-room brick on LIST So. near 9Th w;
$1,000.
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6-room, 2-story mod. pressed brick,
near R and LIST ave; $4,000. Lot 2bx7a
rods.
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WE WILL TREAT YOU RIGHT!
ASK OUR CUSTOMERS.
speeial for this week only !:

Special for this week only;
s275.O0-Per foot, 1854 feet frontage
on State street, corner Sixth
South. This is at least S25 per
foot below the market GOOD
corners are scarce.
$500 OO-Per foot; nice frontage close
| in on State street.
s300.00-Per foot; 50x165 feet on
| State street.
,8OO.OO@Per foot; ssx1s5 feet on
| State street.
5000. OO-Per foot, 1854 feet frontage
| on State street; nice corner
s2O.OoO-Flne frontage on State
street; $40 feet deep.
| s125.00-Per foot; 49tx165, on State
| street.
1880. OO.Lot 5Ox15O feet, corner Tenth
South and State.
$1.OOO.OO-LOt 27lxs2a on Sixth avenue;
close in with little house.
81, 50.0e-Lot 2tx10 rods; south front,
on Eighth avenue near street.
81, 225.00-Lot 40x156 feet, University
avenue. between Second and
Third South.
s1.15O.O0-4-room frame house, small
lot, $40 South Second Last;
$500 cash, balance $3.50 per
month.
81, 200. Ozone S-room frame, one A
room frame, lot 50x15S feet to
alley. Always rented; $500
cash.
81, 750.o0-7-rOom modern brick house,
hot water heat Lot 45X165
feet East Fifth South. Terms.
s5.7OOOO-A well built, modern, red
pressed brick house on First
avenue; LOT 2ax10 rods. Fine
location.
So, 900. 0o-Each, 2 of the best built,
new 5-room modern brick cot
tages in the city; full base
ments, hardwood floors, tile
floors in bath rooms. To see
win be to appreciate. Just off
Brigham street, Nos. 23 and
% n street.
ONE OF THE BEST FARMS IN
UTAH.
$50 acres, situated IT'S miles south of
Salt Lake City; brick house, barn,
granary and other buildings, 80 acres
in best variety of bearing apple trees,
10 acres IN pears. cherries, prunes and
peaches, 26 acres in alfalfa; good water
right for 100 acres. VIII throw in 4
good horses, wagons and all machinery.
Only $14,000.00; one-third cash, balance
at per cent.
IF YOU WANT A BARGAIN, SEE US.
IF YOU HAVE A BARGAIN, SEE US.
DANLEY & JOHNSON,
80 W. Third South. Both Phones 442s
OPEN HOUSE
All day today on Federal Heights.
During the afternoon you will see hun
dreds there Come up. Let us show
you plats and prices. We are agents.
Stowe s. Palmer, So W, I'd So. Phones
492.
FOR SALE
w s. Romney, Pres't.
Ray Van Colt, Vice Pres't
will
Buy,
Sell,
Rent,
Lease or
Insure
Your
Property.
A large list to choose from
A pleasure to help you choose.
7. Z. Newman, Sec'y.
J. H. Burrows. Treas.
FOR SALE
GENUINE BUNGALOWS.
Westminster Heights. Sugar House car |
to the end.
FOR SALE
e. E. Cassidy & CO.,
900 JUDGE BLDG.
Near the mouth of Little Cottonwood,
90 acres 40 acres in cultivation & |
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE
Beautiful 5-room, modern cottage.
465 =. Ninth South. Take liberty Park
or Sugar House car line; low price,
easy terms. open for inspection 2:30
to p. m. today, Sunday. For sale by
owner
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IT'S EASY WALKING DISTANCE TO
JACKSON SQUARE.
And it's a beautiful place when you get
there. Modern improvements have been
completely and everything is ready for the
beginning of work on your new home.
Some of the things thst make Jackson
Square a good real estate proposition are
its close proximity to the business dis
trict its very favorable location, its sub
stantial improvements and first-class car
service on two separate lines within
short distance.
Jackson Square Sites are
selling now at 5000 to $500.
The terms are SIS down
and SIS a month.
These prices are for thoroughly i'm
proved property. The sidewalks are paved,
the streets are curbed and parked; shade
trees four years old are growing beauti-
fully, and corner monuments have been
erected. All these improvements included
in the selling price-and within walking
distance of the business district.
If you have investigated property values
Square will convince you that better
property values cannot be found in Salt
Lake City.
We have some choice locations yet IN
sold, but with the increased activity in
that district they will soon go.
Each site is complete in itself with suf-
flcient property for a home without the
necessity of buying two sites. In Jack
son Square lot means a site. In many
other subdivisions a lot means a 25-foot
piece of ground. SO in figuring on ground
upon which to build a home, If It's in
Jackson Square figure on one lot only at
300 to $3.50, according to the location.
AS an investment. a site in jackson
Square at these prices is as safe as a
government bond. There is no chance for
a loss, the property Is sure to increase
N value, even this season.
Wen tell you more about Jackson
Square X you say you are interested.
KIMBALL & RICHARDS
Land Merchants
30 Main. Phones 1892.
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on EASY TERMS

ON EASY TERMS.
Four-roOm modern, lot 50x112; two
blocks east of the park; private drive
way; chicken runs. Only years old.
Can sell for $4,000; $3.50 cash, balance
like rent.
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FOR sALE-7-room brick house. i76
South 18th East.
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S-room mod. pressed br. on E. Brig
ham; lot 2ax1O; all taxes paid; $1,000.
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FOR SALE
GENUINE BUNGALOWS.
Westminster Heights. Sugar House car
to the end.
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$1,000.
Fine building lot on S street.
We can make terms.
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B. s. HARRINGTON,
Basement Atlas Block.
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Lots in Villa Park. the close
in addition, range in price
they are in walking distance.
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FLAT SITE.
72xl65, on Sd East, between LIST and %
South. Price $1,000
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HERES A BARGAIN.
Well built, 5-room brick house, al
most new; large lot; sidewalks in;
faces east; fine loca ton: near car line
Only $4,000; $500 cash. $50 per month.
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COZY HOME.
Fiye-roOm modern brick, completely
and elegantly furnished. Large lot:
lawn, cement walks. A bargain, $4,000
on terms
A n. HUMPHREYS,
Bell ABB. Ind. 4134
No. rs West Second South Street.
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JUST READ THIS.
Large 11-room red pressed brick
house; furnace, large basement, porce-
lain bath; elegant lot, 4x1O; shade,
fruit, lawn, garden, cement walks. All
goes at 81 200. Terms? Yes
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-03-13
ONE OF THE BEST FARMS IN
UTAH,

$50 acres, situated IT'S miles south of
Salt Lake City; brick house, barn.
granary and other buildings, 80 acres
in best variety of bearing apple trees,
10 acres I'm pears, cherries, prunes and
peaches. 26 acres in alfalfa; good water
right for 100 acres. Will throw in 4
good horses, wagons and all machinery.
Only $14,0O0.00; one-third cash, balance
at per cent.
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81, 800.
South front on Seventh ave,
close in. Terms can be ar
ranged on this.
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HOUSTONS, THE HOUSERs.

We can only advertise a few
of our bargains. II what you
are looking for is not here.
call US up or come in and see
us. We have IL.
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE.


BEAUTIFUL IDLEWILD
Close in. on the east bench. good car
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$4,000

Good building lot on Ninth
East. between Third and
Fourth South; east front.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-03-13

$4,000.
Small corner for trackage.
Look this up.
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FOR SALE
GENUINE BUNGALOWS.
Westminster Heights. Sugar House car
TO the end.
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LITTLE & LITTLE,
No. / W. Cd South.
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0nn

S4,ZUO.
Very fine corner on the east
bench. Best view in town.
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Good S-story business block;
can be bought on very liberal
terms.
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Some good State street prop
erty at $500 per foot.
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IF YOU WANT A BARGAIN, SEE US.
IF YOU HAVE A BARGAIN, SEE US.
DANLEY & JOHNSON,
80 W. Third South. Both Phones 4426
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FOR SALE
CANNON & CANNON,
is E. SOUTH TEMPLE ST.
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Very fine 50-foot frontage on
Main street, $1,000 per foot.
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE.

HARRINGTON
SPECIAL.
as l-s acres, Groom house. stable 14xSt
$1,000 MN
10 acres, State st. brick house, 4 larg
rooms, large barn, 42-share primary wa
Ter right, on corner, land first class: cal
cut To advantage; with implements, 5000
$500 per acre
80 acres. between 18th and 18th South
900 per acre.
4-room brick and kitchen; connected
with sewer; fine loration; lot Sl2xl0 rods
close In; $500. East side.
broom brick, lot 45xl57: electric lights
bath room, city water, shade and fruit
S2,SOe.
40 acres. IL miles east of electric line
good brick house, large rooms, stable
orchard, running water, springs, lucern
Suitable for fruit, chickens and fish
stock and implements; $3.50.
B. s. HARRINGTON,
Basement Atlas Block.
LITTLE & LITTLE.
We offer the best bargains in the
city in prospective business and apart
ment houses property Here are a fsw
samples:
45x14Ss on State. bet. 4th and 9Th So,
at $500 per foot.
75xl1O. corner of Main and 9Th So. at
$500 per foot The cheapest piece IN
this block on Main is s4T5 per foot, and
the corner is easily worth so per cent
more. Figure yourself how cheap
this is.
SOx1O5, corner Of Brigham and Sd
East. for $12e00 Cheapest and best
flat site in town.
4ssx115a, corner, on Sd South. near
list West, at SS00 per foot.
4saxs2s. on 30 West. just north Of
Sd So, facing west, only few feet
from the new IS commission houses
now building; $4,000.
75x1s5 or less, on Sd South between
I'd and Sd w. at $3.50 per foot This is
choice wholesale property.
57sx165, on LIST ave. bet. State and
A. at sl10 per foot. Great flat site and
very cheap.
800 feet frontage, near 9Th So. and
Main, for less than $40 per front foot.
Present income from old improvements
is 81, 100 per annum. A great buy for
few days only.
SOME GOOD HOMES.
Groom, 2-stOry pressed brick on Sd
avenue, near j; $4,000.
7-room and reception hall pressed
brick and frame, hot water heat, barn,
etc; house elegantly and completely
furnished; located near 1st ave. and X;
$4,000 good terms.
S-room frame adobe lined. two-story.
modern except heat; lot 2axs rods, and
driveway. Located on St; $500;
$500 cash.
Groom, 2-story mod pressed brick,
near and LIST ave-; $4,000. Lot 23x7a
l0room mod. pressed br., three man
tells, compartment basement, on I'd East
bet. 1st and 2d So. Price $500. Good
value for sl1.5O0. Must sell.
6-room pressed br., modern, partly
in heavy oak; sleeping porch,
etc. Lot 4exl47 to alley on Z. street;
50 ,000. a good bargain.
4-room brick on LIST So. near 9Th W;
$1,000.
s-room mod. pressed br. on E. Brig
ham; lot 2Ax1O; all taxes paid: 81, 200. /
LITTLE & LITTLE,
No. ! W. Cd South.
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Ir fOU-have the capital and you don't
know how to speculate. your money and
my years Of business experience Just will
% right for a first-class business oppor-
tunity' Apply only if you mean serious
business. G. T, General Delivery.
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New 4-room bungalow, modern and
attractive, 40x110 feet; located in
Emerson ward. Price $4,000. Terms
can be made.
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WHY NOT
Move into your own home. See this
elegant 5-rOom pressed brick; mission
finish, porcelain bath, piped fer fur
mace, gas range, sewer, concrete walks,
fine mantels shade trees, on car
lines. A bargain, on easy terms.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-03-13

HILL CREST building lots are 4Ox
165 feet. Price 1925 and $500 per lot.
Only a very few left. Terms easy.
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IT'S EASY WALKING DISTANCE TO
JACKSON SQUARE.
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And it's a beautiful place when you get
there. Modern improvements have been
completely and everything is ready for the
beginning of work on your new home.
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s6,5OO-That's cheap enough for two
houses close in on 4th East, that rent
for s92.50, especially ON easy terms.
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Farm in Bountful, 10 acres, all in
cultivation; 4 acres in asparagus; good
water right; all fenced. Price $500.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-05-23
GREAT TINE At COUNTRY
CLUB COMET NIGHT"
Golf During Afternoon, and Chowder
and Concert in Evening-Msny
Star Stunts.

The Comet night at the Country
Club on Saturday was great success.
and large number OF golfers and
thei Friends attended the function.
During the afternoon tournament
was played on. and J. J. Belser won
out from w. Woon, who got into sec
ond place. As soon as the golf was
finished and darkness set in. prepara-
tons were made for the chowder and
concert. The first was the best ever
and the latter simply surprised every
body.
A long program OF musical stunts
was pulled on. and most OF the items
were very good and well merited the
applause that greeted them. The Nc
Rae Company sent representatives
along after the show at the Opera
House was pau, and the theatrical
people enjoyed themselves immensely
while entertaining the members OF the
club.
The scores OF the tournament were
as follows:
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-05-23

All the runners were out on the
league ground track yesterday mora
ing. and some fine hve-mile runs
were done, Nigel Jackson, who is
promoting the affair, was injured by
being hit over the head by someone
last night. but he WIN probably be
able TO run on May 80. s'ft
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-05-23

bU"eH HIiu NUUhe Ut TtsUI1tu III
Bowen Q out OF 10 to Kouke out OF
10. and Tavas and King tie for third
place resulted In Tavas to King 2.
Seventh event-Ten birds, known
angles. consolation" for those who
had not won q prize during the day:
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-05-23


This afternoon on the Beretania
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-05-23
ALL DAY SHOOT GREAT
SUCCESS YESTERDAY
Harvey and Deering Have Double
Wins-Good Work at Kakaako
Traps.

Yesterday there was fine days
sport down at the Kakaako traps.
where the Hawaiian Gun Club held an
aii'day shoot. There was a large at.
tendance at the grounds and luncheon
was provided for the members and
visitors. The shooting, allround was
good and Champion Harvey was in
great form.
The following is the Official result
OF the days shoot.
First event. so birds handicap from
Leggett tran Eight entries.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-05-23

double plays, Kan Yin to En- Sue TO
Akana, Williams to Sinclair; struck
out. by Gibson 2. Peyton 2. Apau s.;
bases on called balls, on Gibson 2,
Apau 1; passed balls, All Toon. Sim
clair; innings pitched. by Gibson g..
Peyton 3; hits, on Gibson 6, Peyton
i; charge defeat to Gibson. Umpire,
b. JOY; scorer, Raposo; time of game,
hour 80 minutes.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-05-23

THTee-DHse MT TeVes' tWu-pHse
hit. Ross; left on bases. J. A. Q. 4. p.
A. C. 4; first base on errors, J. A. Z.
2; double play. Kaimi to Akana; hit
by pitcher. SouEa; struck out. by
Freitas 8, Kealoha Z; bases Oh called
balls. on Freitas 2. Kealoha 3. I'm
pire. b. Joy; time OF game, ! hour
20 minutes.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-05-23
N%-e-': S pO RT E&s:,s=.s4@@
LOCAL ~ FOREIGN
JAG. AND GAG. WIN
AGAINST MARINES AND P.A.G.
Two Games Attract BIG Crowd to the
Athletic Park-C. A. Cs. Lead
in Series Now.

At the Athletic Park yesterday
afternoon, two games In the oahu
league series were played, and some
eighteen hundred people watched the
struggles. The first game, between
the Portuguese and Japanese, was a
beauty. and the p, A. Cs. should have
done better. than they did. They
nearly scored twice, and only for
some foolish play that cost men, the
game would have probably gone more
than the nine innings before 1t was
finished. The J. a. Cs. won by a
score OF to o, and were cheered for
their victory.
Kealoha and Brito formed the oat-
terry for the J. A. Cs., and the pair
did good work. Rrito saved a GER
tain score In the fifth by taking n
risk that left him breathless on the
plate.
kealoha showed great control and
pitched real good ball. He, has an
assortment OF curves that kept the
=. A. Cs. thinking. He struck out
seven men to Freltas' Ave, but walk
ed three men TO the others two.
For the p. A. Cs.. Freitas did well.
anu the runs that were scored were
not his fault. Louis Soares caught
WELL but created bad impression
by talking back at Umpire Joy. Oar
ney nearly ordered Soares on the
held, and no one could have blamed
him II he had. Empires are not In
fallible. and a man like Soares should
know that there Is no use Ia kicking
and keeping II up for a long time
after the matter has been decided.
rhe trouble occurred over bail that
was high as It approached the plate
but dropped suddenly into the catch.
er's hands. Joy called IL ban, and
Soares made fuss about the doci-
sion. Another thing that ammo yed
people was the way In which GER
tain fan called out filthy remarks in
Chinese. These remarks were I'm
derstood by the G. A. G. players. and
they naturally objected. The man
who made spectacle of himself
should have been elected; such con-
duct should never be allowed on the
Athletic or any other ground.
The second game. between the Ma
rines and C. A. Cs., was not so good
az the first match. but still there
was some excitement. The Chinese
were too good for the half-wets and
won out by score of to 8. Glib
son pItched for seven innings ana
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-05-23

SUMMARY.
Three-base hits. En- Sue. Asam;
sacrifice hits. Akana 2; left on bases.
C. A. @. 3. U. S. NJ. C. 8; ART base
on errors. @. A. C. 8. y. 8. M. @, g.;