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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-08-12
STOCKS MOVE UP

The local stock market is keeping
up the good work, and each day OF
the week so far has showed an IN.
crease in the amount of business
done, espe tally in the small-priccd
stocks.
The special feature Of the session
sales today was the sale of nearly
a hundred shares OF Hon. B. a ".
at 2i.75. The same price prevailed
for the sale of sixty,flve shares OF
this stock between boards.
Three hundred and fifty shares Of
II. c. & S. Co. moved between boards
at il.125. This shows slight boost
over the last previous sale, which
was at II.
$1,000 McBryde Is brought 4
$3.50 buyer. Eva showed block OF
goo shares at 33.S75. This also Is
a better showing than last deal.
0laa, at session sales. moved Il
block OF fifty at $50, which show,
a slight depression, which will PROB.
ably be overcome at the next sale.
paauhau moved twenty-five shares
at 26,75, showing a healthy advance
over the last previous sale.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-08-12

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
81 Louis College opens Tuesday
Sent. G.
If your horse or dog is sick. r. r.
Rowat. d. v. s.. phone 1929.
Positively the last day of the great
sale at Kcrr's will be tomorrow
One thousand splendid books, 55c.
Brown and Lyon Co. Until we move
only.
Do Won want n clean comfortable
roor a 20 mr. % veek7 cau 1881
Fort 8,
Canton oabu No mects tonipbt q,
savop.,bIrtv pns,ness NJ importance
,s IN ~, ,rarsac,od
Tho sLotIng contes, betvocp For
rest and Evaps nm Sunday ,igbt
nro,n ises IN no n bummor
n on, wor, n good ,oh ao,o nm m
o,,o or oorr,aao ,auo 4, 90 tIo,.at,a,,
Ca.,,aa. No e. ao7 nee, @, .
torrv pnnnoy 4. onw a, Tho Auto
tIvor, 70 Win hIs pacrora COS
NJ o7o Io,ntI ,na t,rIon s,roo,..
nhono G
Normor Con,,,or r,rno,i, -, H.,
noIkon Hawaii is in IIor,,rI,
snondInr sou da,s rr,od 10 t,Ltnn
CHARGE ns obio, onsinser al Ew,
vio,ro,s tho iowo,or. ha,a ron.
stock NJ ,,rno, r,ngs ,ho, r,n,a,r ,ta
very Iotas, da.,gns I, viii INV yon
IN SEQ tbc,r stock beforo nurchosinc
Tho Academy ~ Tho sacred uo,r,s
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-08-12
RECREATIONS
The new ORPHEUM

Laurel Atkins. who is the scream
of THE Rehearsal" now playing to
crowded houses nightly at the New
Orrhcum, will next weex be seen in
vaudeville at the popular Hotel street
theatre. This clever comedlenne has
surprise stunt In store for her con.
tribution to next weeks bill and will
do a single that promises some.
thing better than anything in which
she has been seen to date. Bunyea
and Gideon have brand new act
which they will uncork for the first
time Monday night in which they
will spring some new and catchy
songs and novelties. Claude Rockwell,
Carlton Chase Ethel Garfield, Harris
Mcguire. Ethel Haines. Harry Gar.
ritv, Rita Abbot. Gladys Clifton, Har.
ry Stuart. Wilma Stech. Frank Blair
and pretty Olga Stech will introduce
some new specialtigs In next weeks
bill. The after piece for next weeks
bill Is called THE Schcmcrs" and Is
said to he one Of the funniest farce
comedies OF the season. ....
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-08-12
YOUR OPPORTUNITY

The great oil well Lakeyiew No. /
came In March Is, and has been
doing from 10000 to 10000 barrels
of oil-equlyalent to from $1,000 TO
10000 tons OF coal-daily, There Is
an immense lake of oil extending for
several miles underneath. Our prop.
erty, Lakevlew No. 2, is only one and
quarter miles away, Don't you
think our chance OF striking big
well is almost a certainty? Read
this over again until you get the
full meaning of this in your head.
Cut out your cigars or any other ex,
pensc. and buy some stock, and later
on you can wear diamonds; and this
is no idle boast. Stock is now soc
per share; September It will be
soc. expect a cable any day say
ing, stop selling stock" 1t is now
up TO you.
J. OSWALD LUTTED
Fort St.. next Convent Phone 800
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-08-12
AT THE EMPIRE.

There Is wealth of good entertain
ment ut this theater this week. The
Empire Twins have caught on with
their good singing and very clever
dancing. Tonight they will sing the
"Cupids Telephone" from Havana,
and Aloha Oe. The youngsters are ad-
vancing in their chosen profession and
will soon be among the headlinors,
Eva Alva has couple of new songs
and clever dances which she will pre-
sent to the audience tonight for the
first time. She is one OF the best here
is in local vaudeville and she always
gets good reception. The pictures
at the Empire are always good. To-
night Manager Oyereno will throw In
something extra,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-08-12
Az TIE PARK.

The Grottons are doing II great act
this week again at the Park and -
1t will probably be their last those
who have not seen their wonderful
performances should go before II Is
too late. Miss May has sung herself
into the hearts of the audiences an
her songs are always well received.
She will sing something new tonight
and the Grottons will add to their
reputation az the greatest demonstrst
ors OF the anatomy Of the human
form. The muscle development is
marvellous and its extent is not real
lived by those who have not seen these
men at the Park.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-08-12

1875 editorial rooms-258 busl
ness office. These are the telephone
numbers OF the Bulletin office.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-08-12
BY AUTHORITY

Sealed Tenders will be received by
the President of the Board of Re
gents, at his office in the Judiciary
Building, until II m, Saturday, fu-
gust 20, for constructing Dairy
Laboratory for the College of Ha-
wall, in Manoa Valley, in accordance
with plans and specifications on file
in the Presidents Office.
The President of the Board of Re.
gents reserves the right to reject any
or all bids
JUDGE HENRY T.. COOPER,
President, Board Of Regents,
iG0j-6t
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-08-12
AT THE NOVELTY.

The new sketch put ON by the Wise
Milton team at the Novelty last night
was laugh from the start to the
end. II is called Uncle Toms Cabin
in Fifteen Minutes and while there is
little In II of the original drama II
has changed from the tragical to the
comical by the shortening of the
story. The songs given last night
were received with much applause by
the audience, which seemed TO be
more than usually appreciative. This
sketch will be continued during the
rest of the week,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-08-12

SALES-BetwcCn Boards: 100 II. C
4 S. Co. S4lI2Is; 100 II. c. & S
Co., Hi.i2ia; 30 II. C. & S. Co
Sill2la; 100 II. c. & S. Co.. $i1.12h;
200 Eva, $33.S7i4; 20 Paauhau, s2G.75;
$1,000 McBryde Is, s9S.5O
Session Sales: Hon. u. & NJ. Co,
sells; Hon. Il. & NJ. Co. $2I75:
20 Hon, d. & NJ. Co., sells: 25 EVA
SSS.75; 40 Hon. b. 4 NJ. Co, s2L75;
10 Oahu sug, Co, s3l,75; Oahu
Sug Co, $3l75; % Hon. h. & NJ. Co,
s21.75; 80 Olaa, $3.50; % Hon. u. &
NJ, Co. Sells; Hon. b. & NJ. Co,
s2l.7j; 8 Hon. u. a. NJ. Co, sells; )
Hon. u. & NJ. Co., Sells.
Latest sugar quotation $50 cents or
$3.50 per ton.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-08-12
NEW TO-DAY
HONOLULU CHAMBER OF COM.
MERGE.
Annual Meeting.

The annual meeting of the mem.
bers of the Honolulu Chamber OF
Commerce will be held at 3 O'Clock
p, m, Tuesday, August 10, 1910, at
the rooms of the Chamber, Stangen-
wald building, Honolulu, for the pur-
pose OF electing officers and trustees
to serve for the ensuing year and
for the transaction of such other
business as may properly come be-
fore the meeting
by order Of the Board Of Trustees
Il r. WOOD,
Secretary,
Honolulu, August 10, 1910.
iG9j-2t
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q NESS.
Dr. Lasker Dcnles Thai BE Wtil mefHse 70
Play Tor rite Ter I've Years.

Or. Emanuel l.asker. she chess cham
pion. who has returned from abroad. as
serted positively Yesterday that there was
M foundation for the Tumor that had pre-
Cede hlm from isermany TO the edsct that
he had declared his intention not 10 play
for the championship again within two
yeaf-. Hi- plans for the immediate future
Include a stay Of about -ix weeks IN this
country. a Trip to the Argentine Republic
aud I.Oss.bly other paris Of South America
The Champion has an engagement OF lOor
week with the Club Argentine he Ajedrez
~ Busno- Ayre-.
DR. LaskeT called attention 70 the fact
that N the last eighteen months he had
played nfty-cight match aud tournament
games Of uupoTtaDce. referring 10 his
tnatShe- With DR. Tsrra-"h. lanowski ana
~ HI chtsr and the internatiouA tOurnA-
ncu' a. - Peter-burg. Of the-e he won
- lost . and drew - After su,h efforts the
Champion regarded himself - entitled to a
respite
~ I.E-ker -tated that while IN Berlin
he had been visit~d b. W-mber- 81 the
COmWlTta. " 'he International hes con
gree To bs held ia Hamburg W July and
had b.-n Obliged TO decline the invitation
70 play ~ the masters championship tour
nAneut there Ne recon ulended jose x
Capablanca the Pan American hes
champion. who had nos been invited. to
the consideration Of the committee
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-16
GOODWN ND RLEI DRaW.
Zen Rounds Of HART FIEhtinS at Fair.
mont A.C.

Nfrar ten rounds of the hsrdss- - al Of
-.hftu. Ja"I, JOodman and Battling iiuT icy
hight eight broke even at the FArmont
IA, nigh ID e decision had been
I,u--ihle q IRA would have been i3.T 10
10th men Hurley va, stronger and more
aggressive. but GOODMAN show ed q greater
st4buut % ,!.ycrne-, and IN the lR,i Jew
rounds - tTl.i NaliInt.g 10 Offset Hurley =
80 r'v advantage u va n zruelling fiSht
al he. ~ ami tho '"embcr, Of he club
had a liver evening. smother match vill
prob. o." NJ arranged
Ilr-t Rouna Hurlsv blocked ssveru'
'fl- for he head and then began rushing
bui jack "ans hack Wlta quick labs IN the
H.. Hurley ,pysTed M tor moment
girrt v'.'h u. bored IN with body punches
aud hltuinershe a. until GOODMAN clinched
- lui EoInd Goodman snog tNo let's
- Inc 'a.r, "" then ply right over on
,p., cad and on The body until hey were
20, k.si HUXLEY ru-hs~d after that. dTiy inR
~ holy b.OU-. but Goodman fought him
N 90. can let's Ina the mouth and ne'k
tlIrd HOUND Th- u,~n we're pufinF q
5r nen 'ssT io;d me H. r1,@s Goodman man
j. ..hf hand inx from iluT'ey made him
.t1,n Hurley hammer-l he head and
'potman came back vth heavy labs. hut
u fr'"y t0ugh' him - a stands'til =, the
gong tsonsl uiHn up~s vas Needing v hen
M. a. dogu II va- hurley round
yourth Hound Hgrley rushed 10 With
storm -! pun' he hey landed on the
"a" aaa ,!o.. - h and I'd t,oodmi.nn
vl,f . rish' o. the jav ~; iiurisy made
"a, tie bell rang The round wa in Huriey's
riuh Round. Goodman began with lefs
iu" ts's and a. Hurley came tsaTin NJ IN
ia't req led hiI' with clean risht on the
az hurls" Kept coming With hard body
-us-r-- uurii Goodman had 20 Clinch.
t,oo'iu 81 "' 60 more lets vhie Hurley
hanged o. rtl- aud -ioynaCh HuTisy
.smded j. r~Io" tie belt The round
sixth Pound Goodman opened With
ihrce let. o. The face Hurley rushed
him 20 the ro,'--. driving "a punehe. 10
GOODMAN diI sDrue effective. CounteTtnE
b'J Hurler Kept on top Of him. Goodman
-'ored numerou~ points IN the la, minute
seventh round iaepIf- Of. Goodrnan' =
'eit abs HaTie, bored9h With heavy blow [.
,uer-G the sidney. and with a lett IN the
au b. made Goodman reel. Hurley
, l.;' s-d the latter wBs on the defensive
~ b. gong Uurie" round,
tiSh'h found. UoOdmsn landed several
irh hsI.! drives tor the body Goodman
- iuto hall ciinch aud landed on Zoe
gri, ~ 'I n tSs ace and anaiiy @'S Socssd
~ nan ith ioit on the neCk GOOdnisn
ut M round
Nuri Round ilUric. piled N v,th bOdy
ut-H'. Ina received q storm 81 iahs in
o." i1ur b1Odlnfu CONFERRED and hurley
-'il ili"p-,i he s,Oina"i riEht ON
'ar fsN mad Goodman clinsh then Ia
+, uelC,s mis- hu'h lsrue.i uppsrouts fhsv
we're loidtrg and tIt'ing vi en time Wsz
10 . h~ rssund Vas even
enth EoIUd is'SpiHlan iumpssl IN With
. -ltlTU 'ptt ct the mouth Ne rushed " ifh
nod. puH"h--. Huri-s lighting him "a
18th = rough mi Xup Huri8y's left eye
The rinz ike wIld cats ~ vas = terrific
sluRgtnE be after that. both men falling
M conner " vas Goodmama round
bit the hght Naa an even thing
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-16
ItBN TENNIS.
'tss Eraa Marcus and MRS. schmidt IN
WOmen's lnlOog F1nal.

NNgAWSsa NpsdADDN FhNoAs
Nh-s Erna Marcus and Mrs Frederick
e. ~chmidt are the hnAlists IN the WOmen's
national indoor tennis championship. Hot =,
won their matches IN the seventh Reg
Iu"ni ATmofr Yesterday IN straight sets
Mise Marcus. playing With Mis- ElIzabeth
Moore. Also ~ med a pla'e IN the hnal OF
ne doubles ;iier : three set match. ihsy
Clara kutTon tor he title
The summary
Worneu's National indoor Championship,
Srrles hird round Miss Erns Marcus defeated
Seu nGal kound Mise Frna Marcus defeated
A,,. y NeaNer = ~" Frsdsr'es q
Women NsteaAl lnaoo- Championship.
sHt vi. Iraa Nsrcss d@issied Miss Fsnay II.
Ti>a ana Ms Ancr l.. flsh. Ga. -: Nh. FRED
c-iek @ Schmlu AMI MIS- Ger,rnae plehe.Tds
semi sasi neSnd Miss Elizabeth g. Moore
md md W. / f' niiieas sar,. ~ s.s; Mas
Marie Wagner and Miss CARA kutuoH defeated
Mr. rrIsr'cs g Schmiu aud MIS- Gertrude
CensolAtion ARele.-FlrS, round Ms. Alids
hamil,cn ac'eAtsd Mas Adele Cragin oy deiau,
~, ssSo .4'f roaad, Hs.. Katser,a. Necoos a.
4 SSss eelssisd as-s SsrTSAs I1ekhsrdi, as
s: AlSs Edith Handy defeated Mss Blanche
isGtsd N,.s Eisie r. DaetT 81. g.
The Harlem Tennis Club held it annual
meet ma last night at the Residence Of DR.
4. v. McNlchAei. go Madison avenue
On William Ro~enhaum we're appointed
"omnitiee TO attend TO tho resuriacing
81 the courts The officers electcd were.
President. Ut \ n. HcNtchaei. vice president.
pgr, fS9' l NSdSL 6s 81 CSsS%Ss 70,
etBors HsHrS IObia-on AMI GEber, Lsgge
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-16

savannah Automobile club when the
Georgia organization CoopeTated with the
Autombile Club OF AmeTsCa N the running
81 The Gfand Prize gold cup road race ~
savannah ou Thanks giving Day, ifss, vas
again Teeie, ed uTc-ident oflthe club az the
recent annual meeting Of the uTgantZatio-
y Eauers was ~e~tet ted vice. president a.
4. W solomon VAS reelected 49, rotary aud
treasurer The following were elected direc-
tor George W TisdemAn. Harvey Granger
4. NJ oliver, \ 4. Moore. W " still " I'll
= y 1heu-. u. = Bo-euheiuI. Jabez Jone.
aud the three Ofrcerr
William Il Inni,. president Of the Stusi~-
baker Bro Compnu" OF New Nor'. and 4
member % he board ~ directors Oi the
parent Studcbskcr. COMPANY Of south
not hrArd OF any plan made bv the biI
South BEND automobile and vagon firm TO
acquire anv automOhie iavtorN. or fa"tori,-s
the report thaf he Studebakcr vompany
was COnfPtnplstinR the purchase Of one 0r
more motor ar pisni- IN the Hoo irr capital
,Na- mistaken on''i a. be ~as su,.' he would
have some know ledge 81 the matter n such
= plan was under consideration
Wort Of preparing the one mile track A.
the Brighton Beach MotOrdrome t0r the
oI,-nng twepty-fouT hour race on May ~
and - IS 40 ~ started Tins Week under the
-uperN zion Of William Clare. ~" trars
-uperintcnden' Mr. clare reOort"d yes'er-
day to \ n Corsln~r. chairman 81 tho
Brighton Beach conn iites Of tho Motor
Racing association. list ne sotrsc - ~
hotter condition thant' ever - before ~
the season ~ the yenr and 10y race time Nc
predicts II " %! ~ ~ for mors record break
The enlargement ~ tho sccr,, 1T rho
Motor Racing N-sOCiat iOu and fhs -r"tITtu-
~ cluhhpsss IN Wet FUtN eighth street
Q ion- have ALREADY lssu tUsd- or - ~ ~ .
uCfnb v-,h'p. 81 tirh - 20 b. limited TO 100
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-16
.IArk>Sa, IIIe Re,aIIy.

rir., RAe, T5rr- y-ionEs Syr 90 psr 10
: To- !. econ. enc - : Dave, - 70 :, Ihird
Time. 90 a o. Nthi, Nbettn usnnit .
~cnniealcfri'l let rinT Nsit1Iia Nias Hcten.
JACK Ran. Orand P-sg3 auo Isd Hen slso ran.
Doris v ard lett 40 post
second Waec five and han f.rongs-
Tcrrand rcilirn 40 NisBlf. "a 'taor. Abra siof
luT .6u~ru rscI -sCouu. s1u, TO- tt'cNsrs' .
~ % s. tstrd Time. ~ -. nav Naliar~
PA Tanruay. Cpt A-IUs..ie. St. Dsinloi 40
b-rntca and PdlN Lee al-8
III bird ltact seen furi"ug- Toson d or. 40
puVersi : - =. vou. ~lr~rin. 10 fNlsHrn' o.
= 70 I. -eeond Dsnasr ~ 'itlberp. - / ihird
liar. y - 80 TIA ta=s. IN Narkins0sii
ned tarmsA. TnrOs-' morton. POq 90 sing HspTt
Cfn.f rasidia ~nHdptp-r ttrI DUc. Manhslsref
tlauetna and &. Clamp rIaD ran.
0uFth ttacr Due mill aul q sixteenth Raa
man. 80 ,Rsid' 10 % NuI. NsthsrnSst. f1D
tDasrnpoTt.. : - . -scsri HITh Rargr 100
tPowsTsi. "a =. '-.rd. ii01'. t:t IS. CaE.si
Carnraigfer and OtiliO al~B
TTfth Rarr One mil and s~Ncufy Ard ~
Ethon IT, Cam. ~ 9. NUu. iians. IN Nnaa IN
uBTt s n T. segftud fl--srutusfs. so MctaRg~Ft
4 " l. tntrd. Ttrue, ~ S snapdaie. Ittnnnrk
uob. I0hn Csrroii. iaTnry. 81 iOsspE aud Noso.
burg lu. siuo ran.
sint6 nacr-Sue mile and = signcanth Grille
tti ts Davis, 20 ~, Won; EndymA1n. 10 ~.
H,Irnsl 10 W I, second. Bette scotl t0o oOheFtl.
5 " q telFd. Ttuls i:09s. Dcis sarone. Wals.
dlrfissu Mprlsi0ns. AgrrsrH~ns. Very Sc1tt
Coutcstrc and dlr Water IiUIiins alec ran.
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corr WBII OIR>UEN oar.
i've Crews ROsicd for tir,, spin On ,nc
MNrr

Ire tc'u'-bit vIv-It. arI 'rs-nsr4u
.Ts.s had fHc-- lr-l -'.lu 90 .ue .,fs-
ve.tsrda.' sftar0"ol. three. ,.-.u- aus r.,p
freshman etgh'z sotr. MI .0r o. '"ur -rt'"
70" rrS me- "1"hrur Iaur.r H-xaI %.
'zreer bed 'N. II.I'It', refusing O." vuTs.
RICE ba. 20 -tlId % tle uugf trd ,,r,
TO 'reu- ruu'h Nc -auu" lea .If
NSi'Err Nurph, nor 1apudrr-. .fr"sr
md 80 %, ii-f ys3T.- 're' 'rIsJrte'i i,r
ID row HU1 fhn ar-rrr hog ~ .rsf1-c-
.uspcr ore it0i -"1'sI 80 T"Gu'ar prsls.r
10 100 sg-iry .IgITt mot A. rTs ~ 4t.sil-
T0ved fafrtl tsiI Ieaufpv cad. 3 ..His
nd .lotug a. 'f'tte -pla-Ntu. Tn. fresh
lao Inns Ia-,.
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ROWTNG Rule CHANGED.
=. %. =. LssseRs tire Restrictions On
Collegiate Crews.

THII ipFLPHtN. IA. March "a. The board
Of s,evard- of the American gloNing A.
sJciat,on has Iesssned :he restrictions which
hAvs huh"rio been enforced - eligibility
requirements Tor the JUNIOR collegiate eight
oared race. Heretofore the rule has been
that no nar-man Who had ever rowed
In ,arsitr -hell 40 ei'heT Poughkeep-ie
o. Nrv london could row IN this race
The uiie has been changed 70 permit the
Cumpsttt I'm Of such an oarsrnan on cDpdt-
ton that he - not then a member OF the
varsity boat
There have been two change IN the
bOaTd - stewards To lake the place
81 the lafe 4. q CuyleT Of Princeton W. W
Rope vas elected The other change
IN Ihs ioaTd Ot stewards = the selection
~ fOb@rf ' Hsrrt~k. - take the place
NJ. I tlsy 10 noN IN Mexico permanently.
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BiH NrI.IHnoB. HeaSyweIghI Fighter,
tnluPrd.

~, ro.. March - Bill McKinnon. tho
R"tbuTy beavyvriGbt. viii probably never
enter the ring aKain on account Of an acct
dent that happened Ia hun IN East bos-
ION yesterday afternoon. while at work
m an iron structure 2 plank that iel from
an upt,sr story. q dtstanre ol sixty fest
hit hisu on the hack lae went TO htt home
in herw VI PaTk aud = phyairtEn who was
s.allcd pronounced him seriously hurt.
tlts e-sslght las heroine Affected and hls
ncrv Gus -Ystcm ~ badly shorkod
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Trap shooting ~ P,ncnur,,.

PIvrBrE-T. y. C..(March o.. Lows .
Hopkins 81 the Cr'-ccnt N'hlstt, club
Broohlyu. Noa the weekly haUdr az tran
shooting tourney to-day with a net total Of
o. Hi- handicap aIlOaanCe va - target.
Pant , Gardner ~ tnt"avo. - va second
in - and , I I~hiug Todd q: NeN barry Uort
fhtTd IA -
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JICk RaRBIT >PEEDI
NiIiou GhbS's Meteor Boat Seats Buffalo
Courier iR Big Race.

PNu BIA,H. Ta. March - The Jack
Rabbit. with young Hugh l.. Milloughby
az the wheel won tie min" mile Has. a
handicap for boa,- - ali sizes, which was
he feature rae At the opening % the siIth
annual regatta OF the PALM Reach Power
Boat Nssoctati ion on LAX" Worth to-day
The Buffalo courier owned ~ " ! Connsr-
II Buffalo Y. y. was Que Of the nine other
starters. but he could do no better than
~ hnisA afth The BUG4lJ Courier hAd
to ,oncede handI,ius w "a 10 minutes
g. seconds 20 q. her ION je.;ants. her time
o.. minutes a. seconds. Neating that OF the
winner ~ miEu;e- - seconds. The
Jach EaDol was formerly tine Trtnte-
sept. aud under the iatt~r name won a
ma toTt'v 81 the uTize- hSre lAst year
The bag eiEh, 'v,inder Buffalo Courier
vas Ia-t to he -snt away. while the Ja"k
IA bbit vas hl;L. The latter boat finished
pne-th.rd - 90 mIIe ahead Of the Diana
owned b. George GirErAs which IN turn
ed the Dewey. owned 10y " I. Coa, Imam
aud driven Nv tharies 4 Clark, by one
sixth OF a mile.
MIR Ionner- -aw his boar defeated from,
he us,sk m front % The ROYAL poinciana
where n large crowd IA heSesl. The race
vas held m The AFTERNOON. when strohE
mort heat wind vas blowing over choppy
and rough waters. which nearly Hooded
some ~ the boat- u wAs held over
four and oue-half mile course. Ni'h two
turns
Ihe summary follows
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ssrnus.an. I.caa &c rneAes.

9p~csai Cabie Dsspafoh 70 TaH SuS.
. HAMILros. Bermuda. March Is.In the
nrst inning Of the cricket match here 20
day hetreen the Phlladelphia and Hamil-
tga sltvcns ths Amgrtcans grDred - sE1
the DermudBma ds1.
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Ts@ aew coiutnbia l1unrh y uamsd Ntlsts~u
Fundrec and 1ot RE aitsT M rrarh. . stated
Yesterday.
csiis8rnis dstssSsd sianiord In thsiT hs, sor
cor Tane recently. TOO.
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AUTOs..-PRiCES RIGHT,

The thousands Nc AVE IN rrnt ani selling cars
Toe owner o. ITr cent commission enable ~
To oTcT slightly used AUTOMOBILES yer, loW. 10
10 s~'sci from. al maze. price, $50 20 sgOon
Il stu
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SPEAK M An SHOWER
- ish RewuIat.
tRg waive

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IN Prise
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srnt upon an
pnrnfion
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pitstnhfng trsis
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Shower Wis us'is d1~S .-u,. " AZ cftc'
tain .............. a1T.8a mo -
Aed for hand shauuoo see
sPEAkWAN sCPPLW a PIPE 40.
M4nBnnGi01. Delaware.
MfIa. 81 tue largest nne % shouara ma
Now Aork once. - fifih AvcmuA-
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~ro-r wanderers. 4 Ottawa. . Nssaats u.
tsls.s Hyiand =. for ~ and -rcrs by HdpAth
4. s Alsh. =. Kerr. ., iOT tH;Asas Referee W.
tGorAry club Of New IoFk Assist an
reg Howard DrAk-i~,. 'rUsgcnt \ { GOai
~ npire, r tsAron. Wanderers Of New ORR
% ECU btry. Hockey ttuh Tlme-s. a. stephen
on " audcrwrs BTlrc stuart O'IaWa.: %
, roscr. ioE 'br tia- rms VI haNe-=s minutes
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Iriends 81 IOCkeY rat Who vas -ua-
pendsd AZ JaCksonNille some line ago
sr~ trying 10 SEIZURE bis retnstatenIeui
assur.. the JacksonN lie oftcisls that Lrsl
i stili IN his employ the yOungsier VII
have his suspension removed. The boys
- aid to he III and in Want There y no
charge Of crookedne-- aga nsi lAl. Just
incompetent riding and disobsdienUe at
the post
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syEID RECORD IRIALs-AvEEAoGs TRIALS. 3 EAcH
WAY OF cot RsH-OSE AILH.
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The annual meet ing aud elsgtiOn Of Onicer-
Of the AUTOMOBILES club Of New Haven vii
Ne held ON Tuesday evening. April 2. =. y.
Ehoup.on Treasurer and ". Y. Dill. -scfe-
tary. Niil make iheiv annual REPORTS. ~ will
the rhairrnen Of the various committees
Plans Tor the coming aeasOn' > events viii he
bers N expected.