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Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1910-09-17

Taylor's long and able record ~ o
lawyer and master.in.chancery has
made him we'll known and he will re-
ceive the votes Of thousands OF inde-
pendent voters.
John J. Bradley, the popular and
we'll known real estate man and for.
mer Alderman, 10 talked Of by many
Democrats for City Treasurer. next
spring.
Peter Bartzen wasn't afraid 70 DO his
duty a. commissioner Of buildings.
and he won't be afraid to do his duty
% president Of the county board.
County Clerk Joseph F. Haas ID, and
deservedly 20. one Of the most popu-
lar ofIlcials In Cook County and his
candidacy for reelection strengthens
the whole Republican county ticket.
City Attorney John r. Caverly has
proven his worth to the people and NO
man in Chicago enjoys more de-
served popularity.
@A~
One Of the reforms" which was
sneaked through the balloting by siv.
Ing It O false label, was the law
changing the term Of mayor from two
to four years.
James 8. Hopkins deserves the
place he holds a. one Of Chicago's
leading and most highly respected
lawyers.
Every reform" that has been
adopted lately has been In the inter.
est of the bosses and against the in
terests OF the masses Of the people.
Thomas Taylor, Jr.'s grand record
as a master.in.chancer commends
him to the voters Of Cook County a. .
good man to place on the Superior
Court bench.
Cyril r. Jandus, the popular state
senator and leader In the united So
cieties, will. as usual. be found work.
ing hard for Democratic success this
fall.
HOME GAMES OF THE CHICAGO
WHITE sOx.
American League ball grounds. S6th
street and Wentworth avenue.
Boston, September Is. II. IS.
New York, September 10, 20. 81.
Philadelphia. September 23. -. 2S.
Washington, September 20. ~. 2S.
Cleveland. October l. 2.
Detroit. October 6. 8. 3.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1910-09-17

The most dangerous proposition
now before the public is the initia'
tive and referendum. II 10 the pet
hobby of every frothing anarchist In
politics. II is revolutionary because
It takes away the last prop Of con-
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1910-09-17

Every street traversed by street
cars must be kept sprinkled by the car
companies under the provisions Of the
following ordinance passed by the
City Council:
"Every person or corporation oper.
ating or maintaining street car tracks
located In and along the different
streets within the city shall. except
as otherwise expressly provided In
the respective ordinances under which
tracks have heretofore been or may
hereafter be authorized to be laid,
WHEN ORDERED 80 TO DO BY
THE COMMISSIONER OF PUBLIC
WORKS. keep moistened and we'll
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1910-09-17


In nominating Thomas Taylor. Jr..
for the vacancy on the Superior Court
bench to succeed Judge McEwen, the
Republicans are naming for that
bench one of the best qualified men
that has ever aspired for seat upon
It. Mr.. Taylor is one Of the ablest
and most highly esteemed lawyers In
Cook County, with long and honor.
able record to his credit. He will
prove an honest, fearless and pains
taking Judge. Mr.. Taylor has been
eighteen years master In chancery Of
the Circuit Court Of Cook County, and
is one Of the best known men In the
legal profession. He was born fifty
years ago. and his boyhood was spent
at Canton, ILL.,. where he attended the
public schools. He then entered Knox
College at Galesburg. worked his way
through and was graduated In 1881.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-01-26

FL Comisionado del Interior. el Alcal-
de de San Juan Y ell Director General y
el abogado de la San Juan Light y Tran
lit Co, inspeccionaron el sabado la nue.
Va carretera en- proyecto entire el Puen-
te de San Antonio Martin PeIa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-01-26
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Varias noticias

Han sido repuestos en- sus deStinos
los detectives Hernandez Y Reyes, que
estaban suspendidos de sueldo. Y sin
embargo ell jefe Villariny continna sus-
penSo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-01-26

Ua sido nombrado medico tltut"r de
Gnavama. 81 doctor don Pedro A. La
casa.
Ua sido concedida una licencia al al
calde de Maunabo don Alfonso Dlsoier'
habi6ndose nombrado intcrlnamehte
don Aurelio Ortiz.
Ha sido arrestado en- ell barrio Cal
zada" t6rmino de Maunabo, Julio Or
tiz (alias) Banquero, pr0fugo de la ear
eel de Guayama.
Del distrito de Utuado comunican que
por fuerza de aquel distrito fueron sor-
prenddas dos jugadas al monte. arres-
tandose q nueve individu0s.
Han contraido matrimonlO en- Maya
guez. los j0vencs don Biarredo Silva y
la senorita LIisa Saldana, muy aprecla-
blcs en- aquella ciudad.
Los siguientes c0ntratoS para el sunni
nstro de piedra triturada han sldo pro
rrogadoS
Chas l.. Chardon. hasta Febrero l9 de
1910.
Antonio Payia. hasta Abril 20 de
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-01-26

Ha sido nombrado medico t'u'"r de
Guavama. el doctor don Pedro A. La
casa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-01-26

Sc reciben mercancfas y frutos dep6sito por qu
ecios de Tarifa, muy modicos.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-04-14
DOTS AND DASHES.

The J. A.. Cs. are determined TO
win their next game against the
Diamond Heads. and consequently
are going the right way about sue
ceeding. 1t Is strict practise for
the bunch nowadays. II the Jap
anese win the next game, the series
will be tied with two games each.
and the nth and deciding game will
have to be played. The Athletic
Park is In good shape now, and II
no more rain falls, the big match
will be played there on Sunday.
As usual. there is howl about
prize-fighting from the bunch that
annually reads OF dozens OF deaths
on the football fields, and hundreds
OF deaths owing to Fourth of july
celebrations, and never blink an eye
Prize-fghting by well-trained ath
letes Is las harmless as Sunda,
school bun struggle" 1T Is to b'
hoped that lot of soft-bolled Gus
tards are not allowed to interfere
with what Is going to- be the scraI
OF centuries.
On Saturday at the Boys Field
the track meet OF the various Boys
Clubs will take place. and a goot
afternoons sport is anticipated.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-04-14
SELF.DENIAL MEETING

Perhaps the most interesting OF
the series Of self-denial meetings so
far at the Salvation Army hall will
take place this evening.
The home at Manoa Valley for
women and children will combine
to form a program OF scene, song AMI
story. ~
The address Will be given by the
matron of the home, and the little
folks will do some pretty exercises,
while a few Of the older girls will
sing, The platform will be special
ly arranged for the evenings enter
tainment, and very pleasing an
prohtble occasion is anticipated.
The public is Invited. There vii
be no admission fee.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-04-14

There are many moonlight bath
ing parties out every evening at the
beach. and the water Is Just right
for long wading and swimming
stunts.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-04-14
MEDAL PLAY At COUNTRY
CLUB on APRIL a
Many Members Have Started Play
Once More--Greens Are in Good
Condition. NN.f E{N

On Sunday week the Country
Club will be the scene OF another
golf tournament,w when the medal
play will be pulled on Much in
terest Is being shown in the compe-
tition. and the members all intend
having try for the honors.
The booster dinner gave the
Country Club needed boost, and
many OF the members who had not
been up at the clubhouse for some
months turned out and had good
time. The consequence was that
many engagements to play were
made, and number of men who
had almost dropped out of the game
again started IN with !enthusiasm.
The links are looking very well
just now, and the professional has
done really good work with the
greens. Everything at the club Is
splendid. and the cosy little lunches
and dinners there on Sundays are
much appreciated by the players.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-04-14
opening MATCHES
Are MUCH ENJOYED
FIVE CONTESTS ARE.
ALL PLAYED OFF
Cooke and Cooke Show Fine Form
and Defeat Strong Pair-Tour-
nament Will Continue for Three
Nights.

Last night on the Manoa tennis
courts the first electric light tour
nament was started up and Ave
matches were played. Taking II al
together. the different matches we're
responsible for some brilliant rallies
at times, and although some ludi-
crous misses were made on account
OF the nickering of the light on one
or two occasions, the play was sat
lsfactory enough.
There was good-sized crowd
around the courts, and the scene
was very pretty one. The lights
and shadows blended well. and the
slope accommodated large number
OF enthusiastic tennis fans.
The first match was between Cas-
fellow and n. Dillingham-George
Warehouse. The former pair took
both sets-6-4, Gland as tho
match was for the best two out OF
three, that ended the matter.
Miss Tenney could not play last
night, and her place was taken by
Miss Sewell. who had for n partner
Novel;, late OF Maui. Their oppo-
nents were Miss Patty and w. II
Rabbit, and the Nowell-Sewell com
bination won out two sets straight;
score. 81, So.
Then II. u. Booth and Gray met
Macintyre and Werthmuller, and the
former pair won easily-6-1, ell
Booth, who has recovered from his
recent attack of illness. played well
and his partner backed him up in
fine form.
The only match that went to more
than two sets straight was the
fourth, in which Hemenway and o.
son met and defeated Armstrong ans
Dowsett. after losing the first set tC
four games. In the second set Hem
enway and his partner showed greal
Improvement. and captured 1t to two
games. They also took the thirC
set. Sd.
In the fifth match another two
set engagement took place, and 4
ended In c. II. Cooke and Richard
Cooke winning from Theodore Rich
ards and @. C. Bockus by score o
6-2. ga. The winners played Il
good form and made some remark
ably good strokes at times.
The tennis was much enjoye'
right through the evening. and tn,
applause was unstinted whenever |
good stroke was made. Night ten
mis- has come to stay. and the pres
ent tournment will only be the star
OF the sport. Other courts will in
stall lights, and then indeed will
night be turned into day. The Ma
noa tournament will continue 70
three evenings more. and some YER
exciting play should be seen whe
the semi-iinai and hnal stages ar
reached.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-04-14
By v. L. STEVENSON.
tt tt IS ;, tt :. tt !, II - u II II :, ;, :,
COMING EVENTS.

u Secretaries and managers Of u
I: athletic clubs are Invited to send u
u In the dates Of any events which :;
u they may be getting up. for in %
. sertion under the above head. 8:
q Address all communications to u
/. the Sporting Editor, Bulletin u
I. Baseball. .:
u ATHLETIC PARK .:
I; April 17-Diamond Heads VS.. J. 8:
q A. Cs. 8;
. April l7-Muhocks VS.. Asahis. 3,
q MILITARY LEAGUE. 8;
u April l6-Marines VS.. Infantry. q
q April 16--N. @. II. W.. Cavalry. :,
q PLANTATION LEAGUE. 8:
q May Eva vs.. Waialua. 8:
q May 1--Aiea vs. waipahu .:
u July-lnternational Games. q
q Tug of-war. .,
u ATHLETIC PARK. 8.
Il April 16-Internatlona Series. q
q Skating Marathon. q
q April 23-Prnccss Rink |;
% Golf. q
u April 2t-Medal Play. (.
:; Aug. 31--Bogey Tournament. (;
. Cricket. {.
u May 3-opening OF season. {;
% Fistic. !
.: April 6--McCollough VS.. Coll ;
u O.cilehua). (:
q Track Meet. .
I. April Icy. NJ. c. A. at Boys
u Field.
{: Tennis. :
u April IA rs, 16-Night Tourna. :
u ment (Manoa valIey.) :
u Yachting.
u April 24--Irwin Cup.
u May 15-Cooper Cup. ;
q June 5-Macfarlane Cup,
u July Sea- Wren Race.
II Trap Shooting. ,
. April 20.-WeekIy Cop.
u Horse Haciae.
u WAILUKU.
u July 4--lnter-Island meet.
q Trims Pacific Yacht Race.
q July start from San Francisco.
q Worlds Championship Fight.
u July flames Jeffries vs.. Jack
u Johnson.
Il
| =.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-04-14

There Is some talk of bringing OF
a press tennis tournament. and tho
typewriter Founders are considering
ways and means for getting the af'
fair started.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-04-14
new name NOW ON
WEEKLY SHOOT CUP
H. B. ODELL WINS OUT
IN TRAP WORK YESTERDAY
Robinson Does Good Work With Gun
Three Men Now Have Leg
In" for Trophy-Spalding Does
Some Good Work.

Down at the Kakaako traps yes
terday afternoon the Hawaiian Gun
Club held its regular cup shoot.
and the winner turned out to be II.
! Il. Odell, who grassed 10 birds. ="
The high wind that blew during the
afternoon lnterfered with the shoot
Ing lot. and the gunners did good
work considering everything.
| Odell killed" all his birds at
the known angle traps, and account
ed for . at the unknown Leggett
trap. He is shooting In good form
Just now. and is to be congratu-
| lated on getting his name on the
cup alongside of Harvey and Bobo.
who have both won the trophy twice.
II. b. Robinson got second place
with is birds, while Harvey, Bobo
and Deering all hit 16 each. Bobo
/, preliminary to the cup shoot. He
/ knocked over o birds out of 10. and
beat both Harvey and Spaldlng. who
I accounted for 8 out of 10.
There are now three men with a
leg or legs in for the cup. and the
trophy promises some good sport be
fore Il is finally annexed by the
man Who manages to win II thrice
The scores for yesterdays shoot fol
low:
n. Bobo-Known angles. s; un'
known angles, s.; total. l6; posi-
BILE, "a.
C. G.. Long-Known angles, Z; un.
known angles, G; total. 10; possible
80.
C. w. c. Deering-Known angles
J, Z; unknown angles, Q; total 16;
} possible, 20.
: II. u. Odell--Known angles. 10;
> unknown angles, .; total, 10; posi-
BILE, 80.
II. u. Robinson-Known angles
) IL; unknown angles, I; total. IS
. possible. 80.
J. w. Harvey-Known angles. .
, unknown angles, I; total, 16; pos
sible, 20.
So far Austin, who Is CONSIDERS
to be one of the best shots In tn
TERRITORY, has not turned out to an
I of the shoots, but II Is said tina
I he may take hand In the sport be
3 fore long. II is to be hoped so. a
8 he would infuse some more excite
Y ment into the weekly competitions
). q q %
: For this years Davis Cup tennl
y play there will be two nations cha
Q longing Australasia. England an
!, America are the pair, aad as Ems
Q land owes Australia visit, 1t ma
D be that the prellminaries will b
played at Sydney.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-04-14
DOTS AND DASHES FROM
SPORTING CENTERS.

A. X. Vierra Is trying to make ar
rangements for pulling OF his tug
of-war at the Aloha Park. on Hotel
street. opposite the Empire Theater.
The site would be good one II It
can be se"u. ed, and being in the
center OF he town, good crowd
should be in attendance when the
second stage of the tournament Is
brought of.
J. Dubeat, the French mile run
ner. who won his heat In the Lon
don Stadium last May In Minis,
~ AS secs. but who was beaten In
the final, has now put in claim
for the worlds record for the dis
lance.
Martinke. left field for Vernon
got the first hit OF the season, max
ing an extra base. The first ru'
was scored by Hughle Smith of tn,
Los Angeles team In the third In
ming.
There Is some talk of bringing OF
a press tennis tournament. and thu
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-04-14

Be Booster for Hawaii and attend
the Vaudeville entertainment at the
Empire on Hawaii Yacht night
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-04-14

Attorney General Wickersham de-
nounces the Standard oil as a national
scandal.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-04-14

The Marines won two skating
tug -of-wars last night, and their
victims were the Fort Skaters and
the Princess Rink bunch.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-04-14

Walter Carlisle was the first mar
up to bat In the Coast League sea
son. The first ball, pitched by Ma
gle. was wide and high of the plate
giving the batsman zone ball"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-02-11
. :*************
SATURDAYS ENTRIES
JUAREZ JOCKEY CLUB
|: :.*"===**~******
ssth Day, Saturday, Feb. II.


First race, selling, five and one-half
furiongs-Virginia Lindsey. $105; Lady
Ethel, '1O5; r. O. Smith, '107; Dandy
Dancer, ITO: Valley Stream. 10; Flying
Pearl, 10; Sea Sick. ITO; Judge Short
all, 112; Prince of CASTLE, 112; Comal,
liz; Regards, 112: High Street. 112.
Second race, selling. six furlongs-
CesarilaSs, 102; Alive B., 104; Father Eu-
gene, s1O4; Geneva, '1O4; May Bride,
s10S: Fusreer, ITO; Rio Pecos, ia.
Third race. purse. maiden fillies, two
yearolds, three and one-hslf furlongs-
Exactly, los; Kinfolks. los: Iwalani.
los: Owenita, los: Columbus Queen. 105;
Ina, los; Coed, 105; Mary Rudd, los; IL
zie. los: Dreamy. 1O5; Cliola. 1O5 Cd. f.
Sir Hercules-Kings Lady,; Miss Dooley,
1O5 (ch. f. Griffon- Capricious).
Fourth race. handicap. six furlongs-
Lomond. SO; Ocean Queen. %; Gypsy
King. 101: Enfield. 1O7; Blagg, 116.
Fifth race. selling. six furlongs-
Clint Tucker, "102; Light House. "1O4
Ethel Day, '1O5; Gladys Louise. 1O5;
Apologize, los; Busy Man. 106; Execute,
ia.
Sixth race, selling. one mile-Hardly-
son, *96; Almena. 80; AItenberg, "99:
Engraver, 1O1; The Slicker. 1Ol; Bill
Bramble, '1O1; Associate, *101: Stendal.
1O4; Knight Blaze. 104; Albion H. 1O4;
Moliere. LOG; Billy Taylor. los; Ches-
wardine, s1Oe; Dene. 1O4.
/ Handicap.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-02-11
E PAsO's CHANCES
To WIN MATCH
SLIM
East Texas Teams Running
Fast for Telegraph
HOnOrS.

Ell Paso's chances to win the Texas
telegraph tournament and the gold low
ing cup have narrowed down TO the d.
mansions of a gnat's whisker. The
last games were played last night py
telegraph Ell Paso defeated Cleburne.
That much was expected or the iocai
defenders of the bowling honor OF our
fair Gel Paso fair) city But that Is
a mere .bag of Shells" 1t Will take
more than stingy little game Win
Cleburne to win any laurels or silver
ware in that Texas telegraph tourna-
ment The east Texans are aroused
not to say riled. at Ell Paso's impertin-
ence in presuming to have better
bowling team than they-the east
Texans.
Here is the situation: Fort Worth
did not play Beaumont last night &C
cording to the arrangement. Beaumont
bowled and bowled a cracking gooo
score. If this score is allowed TO stand
it will put Fort Worth out of the run
ming and give Beaumont the bacon FL
Paso would then get second place, but
what is second place TO growing city
of this size? It's first or nothing, the
local bowlers say
If Fort Worth demands that the
game be bowled over again with Beau
mont and again if Fort Worth shouio
defeat Beaumont, the Shree leading
teams. Beaumont, Fort Worth and FL
Paso would be tied for first place and
the tie would be played off, The score
of the Ell Paso team, made in the Gle
burne-El- Paso match last night and
the scores made by the other Texas
teams were:
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-02-11
FRENCH WRESTLER PULLS
HAIR OF AMERICAN

Omaha, Neb., Feb 11.-Raoul de Rouen
sounds like a French novel here
proved that he was a real F'renchman
here last night by pulling a quantity OF
hair belonging to one Jess Westergaard-
No they were not playing pom pom
pullaway, nor did they engage in an ar
gument over a game OF ping pong II
was a wrestling match, honest
They had only been wallowing around
on the mat for 80 minutes when
.'Frenchy" took hold of the Americana
hair-just like bull terrier-and
damned the head under the hair on the
floor several times. a voice under the
head called for the police. and it was
best for referee Sandy Griswold could
do very little in the way of divorcing
the two.
In the second bout Westgaard did a
plenty to one Raoul de Rouen. He show
ed him how the half Nelson was did.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-02-11
DOUGLAS AGAINST
CACTUS LEAGUE
Bisbee Fans Meet and Vote
Stock Company to Be
Formed.

Douglas, Ariz, Feb. 1.-THE promot-
ers on an eight team Cactus league
Harbuck and Kahn are here in con-
ference today with the management OF
the Douglas baseball association to in
duce Douglas to enter the organization.
Manager O'Donovan and local affi-
Gals are opposed TO entering the
league organization, with Cananea also
opposed. A further conference win be
held tonight or tomorrow.
Bisbee. AriZ. Feb. 1I.-Bisbee is also
for organized baseball. This was the
sentiment of the meeting which was
held at the Copper Queen hotel last
night to hear the plan of organization
as proposed by Frank Harbuck and
Leon Kahn, who are here in the inter-
est of the proposed Cactus league Not
only is Bisbee for organized baseball
as indicated by the spirit and the straw
vote at last nights meeting. but a stock
company has been organized and al
ready $500 in subscriptions have
been raised and more is coming in.
Lowell has come to bat with an even
$1,000 and with the support Of the cop
per companies there will be no trouble
in floating a league team in this town.
The league, as proposed will be six
team one, composed of Ell Paso. Doug
las. Cananea, Globe, Bisbee and Morenci.
Harbuck and Kahn left for Douglas
to confer with the supporters of base
ball in that city. 1t is understood that
D. A. O'Donovan. manager Of the Doug
los team is opposed to the formation OF
such league. but it is thought that he
will be converted to the cause OF the
Cactus league when it is explained to
him in detailL