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The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1910-01-21

The reception given to the veter-
ans and their wives, in cOmmemor-
alton of Lees birthday, by the L..
ID. C's, was a pleasant affair. The
home of Mrs. +. G.. Smith, where
the reception was held, was beautl-
fully decorated in red and green,
and the occasion was patriotic re-
vival of sacred sentiments and
memories. Every veteran who real
lied the event commemorated by
occasion, and fought under the flag
of the immortal Lee, experienced
tee following sentiment
Peace to his ashes as years roll past
Ills fame to magnify
Peace to the cause that moved his breast
TO triumph or to die.
Peace TO the Southern hero bold
Peace to his noble name.
ueace to his tiust-nor time. mould
Can e'er obscure his fame.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-04-11
LOCAL AND GENERAL

Manager John T. Moir will return
to his plantation tomorrow.
7-Soated Auto for hire. Phone 1919
James Baker. Young Hotel Stand. .
Paul Bartels has returned to his
work after a delightful vacation spent
on the mountains OF Hawaii
II you want good Job done on an
auto or carriage take II to Hawaiian
Carriage Mfg. Co.. AIT Queen st.
Speaker Holstein predicts a Rcpub.
lican victory for the three principal is.
lands Of the group at the coming cleo.
ton in the fall.
The special song service OF the girls
choir at the prison was much appre.
ciated yesterday by the officials as well
as by the prisoners.
A. s. Wilcox, the sugar King OF
Kauai, is In town, having arrived yes
terday on the Kinau. He is accom-.
panied by Mrs. Wilcox.
c. Z. King, Inspector Of schools. who
arrived from Hilo last Saturday to be
present at a special conference of the
Board Of Education, will be passen.
ger tomorrow on the Mauna Kea.
There was pretty wedding at the
Christian church last Saturday even.
ing when 8. II. Webb and Mrs, NJ. A,
Davis we're married. Both parties have
resided In the islands for some time.
Call a. the show rooms and get
twenty-five Green Stamps free. Every.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-04-11
LOCAL and GENERAL

Call on Mike Patton at the Encore
Saloon for draft of Fresh butter.
milk.
Sergeant Barry has written object.
ing to the report of the Military Ball
az published In the Service.
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-04-11
P. 0. Box 451 1875 Merchant St
Phones 802 and 1867
Ground Floor OFFERING

Only a FEW MONTHS AGO WE
OFFERED our clients SHARES of
ILLINOIS CRUDE Oil at 25c each.
which are now paying 10 PER
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55c.
Now we are offering you shares Of
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GR0UND-FL00R OFFERING at SOC
EACH. and we are confident that in
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management is Al. The property is
located in a proven district. SEVEN
OIL WELLS have already been drill
ed and are PRODUCING OIL TO.
DAY. The company is connected
with the Independent Producers. The
stock is to be listed. We suggest
that if you care to make an in
vestment that will INCREASE IN
VALUE RAPIDLY during the next
few months, that promises to- nay
from go to 10% on your money,
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You must not delay, or you will
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-04-11
STOCKS AND BONDS
BIG INCUBATOR
IN AUSTRALIA

There are great many things that
We can claim to lead the world In, but
Australia has the largest incubator In
the world, says the st, Louis Globe.
Democrat. II has capacity OF II, 440
duck eggs or 14,0s0 hen eggs. This
monster Matching machine consists of
an ordinary shed, with corrugated
iron roof the egg trays hold 1870 duck
eggs or 100 hen eggs.
There are four of these trays end TO
end. one above the other. on each side
of the room making eight in all Heat
comes from steam pipes supplied from
n large boiler and moisture from pans
under the lower tier Of trays. The In
cubator Is claimed TO be working very
well and TO be quite a success.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-04-11

inter1sland and o. r, & /, shipping
books for sale at The Bulletin
Office, soc each,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-04-11

Saskatchewan Boards: $4,000 Ho-
nokaa SIS sl0S.25; 10 Haw. G. a. S. Co.,
si2.5O. Session: . McBryde. s6.75: s
Pala Sl4750; 25 Hutchinson, $40;
$1,000 Olaa Is, s9450.
Latest sugar quotation 4.36 cents or
1920 per ton.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-04

into even money favoritism for the
third. after having shown in a fast
sprint that he was ready 10 run to
eastern form He failed to get a piece
OF the money. Marburg, with Borel
astride and 10 to l against him, raced
the good Inclement into submission and
won Tapped by the fast closing Grace
G. Inclement was third.
Belmere. a warm choice over Follie
L.. ran back to his last easy victory
and simply romped in the mile and a
sixteenth event After leading all the
way and opening a gap of six lengths
to the stretch, he won pulled up by
three and a half lengths from Follie l..
who finished with Cadichon at her
flank.
The closing race, five furlong sprint
for three year olds, found four OF the
best at the track in a field of eight.
and more than ordinary interest dis
plaved in the betting ring. Copper
town was played into slight favoritism
over J. H. Barr. with Napa Nick and
Gilbert Rose supported around fours.
After they got Strengthened out Cop
pertown and Gilbert Rose hooked up
for a two horse race Both colts were
game and both messed about the track,
close to the rail. in their grilling drive.
Coppertown got the victory by a neck
and Vosper. who rode Gilbert Rose,
mounted the stand to claim that Walsh
had fouled him. The Gilbert Rose
hackers cheered the claim of foul and
the Coppertown cohorts cheered when
the Judges turned 1t down. ]. H. Barr
was third in the race, two lengths
ahead OF Napa Nick.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-04
"PREP" ATHLETICS
new PROPOSITION
Vacancies Caused by Midwinfer
GraduafiOnS Change Face of
High School Teams

The various high schools around the
bay opened yesterday. so that in very
short time prep" school athletics viii
be on in fun swing
Mission high school is going TO prove
a strong factor in all the different
branches of athletics this season. The
winning of the recent Academic ath-
letic league swimming tournament at
Sutro baths did much to encourage the
students of the school and the next
semiannuaI tournament will find
stronger swimming team competing fOr
the pink and green than ever before
On the track and field Mission Will
also be much stronger, for Agezelow,
who was LOwelFs crack quarter miller
for the slast two years, will wear Mis-
siOn's cOlors, while Armstrong. a relay
runner and broad jumper, and Smeltzer.
a sprinter from the same school, have
also been transferred to the Mission
Lunt, the two miller, and Nunan in the
mile will prove strong men In the ap-
preaching meets. Fuller has grad
uated and his services will be missed
Cogswell probably loses more ath-
letes than any of the local schools
Moody in the hurdles, Cecil Caldwell
and Rod Hollis in the sprints and Ken
drick in the hurdles and jumps will be
missed. CogswelI has been a strong
factor in baseball for several years, but
it is doubtful if the boys can do nearly
as we'll this year.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-04
Murray Refuses to Give Up
Philadelphia Contract

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. S.-WilIiam ].
Murray, deposed manage of the Phila :
delphia national league baseball club
and Horace FogeI. new president of
that organization, failed to agree to-
day on terms on which Murray would
surrender his contract with the club.
+ This contract, made by former
owners of the club, calls for the pay
ment of $500 a year to Murray and
has two years to run The new owners
of the club are anxious to install
another manager and they offered Muir
ray $4,000 20 resign without litigation.
This Murray refused to do and said he
would put his case in the hands of the
national commission.
Another meeting will be held tomor-
row at which counsel representing the
new owners, Murray and the former
owners will consider legal aspects of
the case. Besides the $4,000 claimed
by Murray ~on contract the club owes
him 81 800 on last years salary
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-04
Jacksonville Results

JACKSONVILLE. Fla, Jan. 3.--The fastest
running that has been at Moncrief park
since the opening of the meet was witnessed
this afternoon when RialtO. with little King
in the saddle went seven furlongs in :26 80
Pantoufe was the heavily played favorite in this
event. but close second to RIalto was the best
she could do. Tollbox was the only favorite to
win and the books quit the day winners. sum
mary:
First race. six furlougs-Gypsy Girl. ) to L
won; zymolo, TO l. second; Marlin May. 1OC
to l. third. Time, l:16 10.
Second race. five and half furlongs selling
ToIlbox. even. won; Select IL. 5 to l. second
Mary Candlemss. % to l. third. Time, :OS L..
Third race. five and a half furlongs. selling
Edgely. 10 TO l. won; Fond Heart. 20 to 1. sec
ond; Seymour Beautler, even. third Time. .OS
Fourth race. seven furlongs, purse RialtO
to l, won: Pantoufe 3 TO .. second; Sir Cleges
S to 1. third. Time. :26 50
Fifth race, one mile. selling -Ceremonius. 4 tc
?. won; Petulsnt. S to l. second; KiIIiecrankie
10 to /, third Time. 40 3-5.
Sixth race. one and sixteenth miles-0tilo
Is to :, won; Campaigner, Q to /. second; Rag
man, to l, third. Time, 1:4T 40.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-04
NOMINATIONS FOR
new SEASON HEAVY
Entries for Big Eastern Race
Meetings Close With Large.
List of Turf Stars

NEW YORK, Jan. 3.-Horsemen have
sent in their nominations on liberal
scale for race meetings of the coming
season at Sheepshead bay, Gravesend
and Brighton beach, and it is expected
that the total entries will be greatly
increased with the receipt of those
mailed tonight from Emeryville. Jack
sonville, Tampa and Juarez. Many. of
the principal stakes to be decided closed
at midnight tonight
The last of. the distant nominations
may not be heard from for several days,
but under the rules all will be valid
If the postmark shows they were
mailed before midnight tonight.
At the offices of the Coney Island
jockey club it was said tonight that no
announcement would be made until the
entries were nearer completion The
Brooklyn jockey club is following the
same policy.
The mana cement of the Brighton
beach racing association announced
that UP to 3 o'clock more than 200 en-
tries had been received for the stakes
to be decided at that track and tele-
grams had been received from distant
points promising many more.
Sam Hildreth has nominated for the
bIi6Htou ie'huiNnP anu oehSi iiiApci lalil
stakes for mature horses seven horses,
including King James, Fitzherbert and
Firestone.
Patsy, which has been performing so
well at Jacksonville, is announced as
eligible for the Brighton, and so are
c. c. Smithson's High Private and
Car, ]. S. McCullogh's good western
horse.
Robert Forsythe Little has made %
nominations for the meeting, among
them being his $4,000 Prince Imperial
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-04
TRACK GOSSIP

Richard Dwyer returned to the bar
rier yesterday and had several fussy
fields to cont contend nd. With rba but got them
fllies gave him particularly bother
some time.
The jockey club Yesterday refused to
accept further entries from the Rose
mead stable, because Cool, sprinter
from the barn, recently acquired from
Early Wright, was given sttmulants be-
fore his race Saturday. Welker, own
er of the stable. admitted that the
horse had been "doped," explaining that
fessed administering the speed drops,
and had later disappeared. Rosemead
stable comes from the famous Rose
farm, adjoining Santa Anita in the
south.
March began working the Bedwell
string as soon as the nags had rested
e readT iyip bre TO Shew o tn be nns
today-Jeanett NJ, f. Nj. Fry and Ra-
dation. A Walsh will do the riding and
here. Bedwell tried to get him to go
to Juarez, but Yanke & Applegate
would not let him go
An optimistic view of the racing sit
nation is expressed in statement from
eastern racing secretaries. The COM
ing season. according to the state
ment, will be a profitable one to horse
men, Last year $1,o12.S00 was handed
out to owners For 1910 1t is esti-
mated that the sum will reach $1,435.
00O There is TO be a large increase in
the number of racing days, and the
Brighton beach tracks will again enter
the field and distribute about 100000.
Entries for several turf classics
the Suburban handicap, the Brooklyn
handicap, the Brighton handicap and
the 1912 Futurity closed at midnight
last night. Long lists for each of them
a assured Nearly all of the events
show substantial increase in value
over last year.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-04

Little Dick, Luke Marisch's crack
PAGER, will be seen on the circuit again
this summer
The English followers of racing re-
pilots of horses that ever rode on a
third to George Fordham and Fred
Archer in the. list of great jockeys.
"Rube" Wadder. when he testified
recently in his divorce suit with his
wife, who was formerly Mae Skinner,
declared that married life was, not what
It was cracked up to be:
1t is estimated that "a players on
the White Sox team will either be
traded or sold this. season
Efforts are being made to bring
Johnny Hayes. the champion Marathon
runner, and Dorando. the Italian run
ner, together here on January is.
Harry Sutor the former Seal who
went to the White Sox last season, has
been operated on for appendicitis. He
has written his boss, Charles Comiskey,
that he is well again and expects
great Improvement in his work this
season.
Seven hundred and ninety-six trot-
ting bred horses were recently sold at
auction sale in New York, and the
average price realized was good.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-04
Owners and Trainers at Emeryville-No 6
PLUNGFR is WELL
KNOWN TO TRACK
Winner of the Burns Handicap
With MOdicun7 Has Made
and Lost Fortunes

In The Calls series Del Fountain
appears today all alone. He needs no
introduction. He has made and lost
three or four fortunes on the turf and
he is now making or losing another
one at Emeryville He is an owner,
trainer and plunger, and pronounced
good and game in each capacity. In
the list of California classics he won
the Burns handicap with Modicum.
half dozen years ago he stood to
win 100000 on Bronze Wing, backed
down from 200 to 20 to l in a race at
Chicago. Bronze Wing finished second
and Del survived the disappointment.
In Fountains stables at Emeryville
are Rosevale, Follie L., Hush Money,
Mossback and some others. He will
take chance on all of them.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-04
Yale's Stellar Twirler May
Be Suspended

NEW HAVEN, Jan. Eddie Van
Week. Yale pitcher of last years nine,
may be suspended by the national
baseball commission on peculiar rul-
ing. Last summer he pitched one game
for the Waterbury team of the Con-
necticut league. He refused to sign a
contract.
Now Manager Durant of Waterbury
says Van Week can be suspended be-
cause, after taking money for playing
game. he refused to sign contract
Van Week has received offers to joir.
National and American league clubs,
but has heretofore declined them.
He pitched the game at Waterbury
to help out that nine when it was
crippled for want of pitchers. Van
Week is still a leading amateur ball
PLAYER.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-04
Tampa Results

TAMPA. Fla. Jan st P. Hayes entry.
Oracle and Wachula, finished one-two in the 2
year old event today. Barney Schreiber's Louis
being a close third. The Scbreiber colt was
installed odds favorite against the Hayes
entry, the latter being at TO >. The feature
event the last race. in which Icarian beat
such horses at Edwin l.. Flora Riley and Kings
Guinea. Summary:
First race, three furlon9s-0racle. to ?, won;
Time :35 %.
Second race. six furlongs-Tom Dolan, even.
won: Dry Dollar. TO 1, second; Merise. to l..
third. Time. l:I9 10
Third race. seven NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. TO 2.
won: Bonezrake, 10 l. second; Or. Young, TO
l. third. Time. "a 1-5.
Fourth race five and half furlongs-Ramon
Carona, 4 TO 3 won; Neckelet. to .. second ;
Grouse, to L. third. Time. 1:13 81
Fifth race. six furlongs-E. t. Shipp. 8 to 8.
won; Cloistress. TO ?. second; Col Ashmead, 4
to .. third. Time. 1:1S 2-5.
Sixth race. one mile-Icarian. to I. won:
Flora Riley, 10 l, second; Edwin L. 1 to 2
third. Time. / AS.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-04
Minor League Turned Down

CINCINNATI. O., Jan. 3.-In a deci-
sion reached today by Thomas J. Lynch,
president of the National league; Ban
r. Johnson. president of the American
league, and August Hermann of Gin
cinnati, comprising the national base
ball commission, the latter body today
denied the request of class c and d
leagues for an amendment of the rule
concerning the purchase of minor
league players.
The attention of the commission was
called to the case by j. Fl. Farrell, sec
retary of the National association, who
submitted a resolution offered at the
recent meeting held at Memphis by the
class C and D leagues, requesting that
rule So be amended 50 that minor
league players can be purchased by
one minor league club from another
without having such players report to
the purchasing club on or before the
commencement of the major league
drafting season.
The commission in its ruling says:
I'VE reiterate that if the rule were
changed SO as to cover the request as
now made 1t would be detrimental not
only to the major league and class A
clubs, but to all players operating un-
der organized baseball as well.
The statement recently issued by
the national commission shows the
amounts expended by major league
clubs alone last year for drafted and
purchased players to be about 100000,
and in addition to this, if all the play
ers in question are to be retained pay
ments amounting to practically $4,000
the minor league interests have been
fully protected The request of the
class and D clubs is therefore re-
fused"
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-04
Alaska Runner Here Wants
To Meet Champions

Jack Norman, who has won fonors in
Alaska in the long distance races held
there, is here ready to meet Johnny
Hayes, Dorando, the great Italian run
uer, or any other distance contender.
Norman has participated in a number
OF events in the northern goldfields and
was considered one of the best long
distance runners in that country.
He has won a so mile race, having
covered the distance in hours and 20
minutes. He also finished second to
Arthur Hyde in Marathon race run
at Fairbanks, Alaska
The winners time was hours and
az minutes over a heavy track. 1t was
raining while the race was in progress.
Norman finished three minutes behind
the winner.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-04

cross aboard. shot TO the front at the
start and won all the way. Portola
queen got out Of the bunch and made a
nice pursuit. She was an even money
favorite for the race, with the Spreck-
els entry second choice at TO O.
The miie race fourth on the card,
was illuminative TO form students.
Miles. who has run nowhere near his
northern form. had speed to burn and
burned il in a seven furlong sizzling
pace Fulletta. last or near TO last in
All his previous efforts, came 10 life
and ran the eve out of the pace maker.
There was a price of 20 10 / against
him and the spectators began TO Won
der il amy other ChanuHy was to be
cashed upon by Charley Clark, clubman
and millionaire After the race Train
- Heath. who has charge Of El Palo-
mar stable. explained that Fulletta
liked TO run his own kind of race and
yesterday happened 30 be his first good
day At any rate, after the pair had
run themselves to death, Raleigh and
Sonia took up the running in a driving
finish and Raleigh scored by nose
Tulletta was third
The card opened with Jillett scoring
al 10 to / over Likely Dieudonne at an
even better price, while Servicence,
PLAYED down from fives TO is to on
wise information. could do no better
than third st. Avon. after a sensa-
tional run from a bad start in his last
race. was PLAYED TO win. He went to
the post limping and with his left front
leg banda aged. Needless 20 say he was
i'm the ruck. A rest would not hurt
him.
Barney Schreiber's Dargin was played
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-04
League Managers Ask That
Waivers Be Secret

NEW YORK, Jan. S.-National league
club owners are taking a mail vote on
the question of whether a manager or
president shall be required to keep
secret requests for waivers on his
players sent him by other clubs. There
has been complaint from some clubs
that the present practice does them
damage by giving away their plans in
advance.
out by President Lynch of the National
league asking club owners to fix dates
when their teams will have to carry
only % players and when 35.
When the national league clubs
adopted a resolution last month to
have a limit of 50 men in the off sea-
son and of % later, no dates were
specified
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-04
JONES MAY ACCEPT
OFFER OF HESTER
Woigasfs Manager Shows More
of inclination to Sign Up
With Nelson

The developments yesterday in the
efforts of Sid Hester, manager of the
Mission club. to sign up Ad WolGast
for a As round bout with Battling Mel
son. the lightweight champion. were
more assuring that at any time since
Hester opened negotiations with Man
ager Tom Jones. While nothing def
mite has been accomplished, Hester ex-
poets to communicate with Jones to-
day, and he expressed his belief that
something will drop
Jones attitude toward accepting the
terms made by the Mission club pro-
moter is said to be more favorable now
than heretofore, and while Hester is
not declaring that he will be able to
sign up the Milwaukeean, he believes
that he and Jones will come around to
terms that win be acceptable to both
As there is but $3.50 standing be-
tween the promoter and the manager.
the general belief is that Jones is
showing a tendency to do business; and
that he will not allow this rosy oppor-
tunity to slip by him. This amount of
money would be a mere bagatelle il
Wolgast defeated the champion, and as
the Milwaukeean has declared all along
that he can whip Nelson, it is hardly
likely that he will toss off the chance
for this amount.
Hester declares that he has given
away several point to Manager Jones
already. and he thinks Wolgast's man
ager will look upon his offer in a favor
able light.
Luke Marisch. who is managing Gun
boat Smith, declares that he is willing
to pit the tar against Fireman Jim
Flynn or any other man in a 10 round
fight. Marisch said that If Manager
Moffett OF the Oakland club desired
the services of Smith he could have
them Marisch said that the Oakland
promoter could select Flynn, Jack
Burns or any other man for the sailor.
Marisch says that Smiths fight
against Burns was the first time the
tar was ever asked to go a long jour
ney and he believes that the Gunboat
did well.
Burns is a tough man and a hard
man to beat, said Marisch, and he
thinks Smiths showing was better than
he was given credit for
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-04
COLUMBIA CLUB BOUTS

The Columbia athletic club an
nounced yesterday that it would hold a
series Of amateur boxing bouts in the
club gymnasium. 474 Castro street. on
next Monday evening, the 10th. Nine
handsome trophies have been offered to
the winners Of the different classes and
as the events are open TO all registered
amateurs a number or good exciting
bouts are expected