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rates for the transportation of
cream, the effect of which has
been very beneficial to the small
creameries located throughout
the state, in, that in a large meas
ure, few centralizing concerns
are prevented from invading
their territory at a comparatively
low rate for long haul, as com
pared with the short haul paid
by local concerns.
HANDLING OF BAGGAGE.
The board has secured the is
Suance of instructions by the |
management of all the Kansas
railroads against the practice of |
employees in dropping baggage
direct from the cars to the depot
platform. If at any time these
instructions are not carried out,
complaint to the board, giving
the name of the baggage man or
agent who fails to comply there
with, will secure reprimand for
such agent and a discontinuance
of such practice on his part.
BULLETINING THE TRAINS.
The board issued an order re-
quiring that the time of arrival
of passenger trains be Dulletined
at all stations where a telegraph
operator is maintained, and the
management of the Kansas roads
have evinced their desire to com
ply with the order. If at any
station trains are not bullentined
| it is the fault of the local agent,
and a letter to the board will Sc
cure for such agent a reprimand
and a discontinuance of the prac-
tice.
SANITARY CONDITION OF PAS
SENGER COACHES.
The board secured from the
management of the Kansas rail
roads specific instructions to
. their employees with reference to
the maintenance of passenger
coaches in regard to sanitary con-
ditions, the proper icing and
: cleaning of water tanks and the
maintenance of toilet facilities
: in clean condition. If these in
: structions are not being obeyeo
: it is the fault of the local EN-
2 ployes rather than the manage
f ment and a complaint to the
: board will secure a reprimand tx
l the employee and a discontinu
: ance of the practice.
0 PROMPT DELIVERY OF LIVE
n STOCK AT KANSAS CITY.
/ AS a result of an investigation
l. made by the board considerabl
e enlargement of the facilities TO
the proper unloading of live stocl
at the Kansas City yards, an
l. more careful attention on tn
n part of the railroad management
7, to the prompt delivery of tn
:, shipments to the yards was Sc
+, cured by the board If there i
e any urwarranted delay on tn
e part of handling shipments c
1t live stock from stations in KaI
IS sas to the yards in Kansas City
IS it is the fault of the local author
If ties, and complaint to the boar
IS will secure a reprimand for tn
d parties at fault, and a discontinr
Of ance as far as possible, of tn
ic practice INDUCED in by said en-
ployes.
PASSENGER TRAIN MONTHLY
~ REPORT.
IS The board requires all raj
n roads operating passenger train
e. in Kansas to make a monthly r
of port for each line or brano
of thereof, showing the number
is trains on time and late, lengt
er of time late and the reason ther
an for. The effect of the making
this report has been very bene
cial, in, that reports of each di
sr ision superintendent not on
he goes to the general superinte
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To the Public

The firm of Verbeck & Luce
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All persons found fishing on "a
1924 will be prosecuted to full
extent of the law. S. A. Shriner
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Drs. Jones & Herrick will ties
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J. A. Moye's restaurant is the
place to stop at when in town.
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Fresh pork at Bakers.
Subscribe for the World.

Drs. Jones & Herrick will test
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Wanted-Fat hogs. Highest
market price paid. w G
RhOadeS.
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Correct Abstracts-W. III
Swiggett.
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Picked pork at Bakers.
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Fresh beef at Bakers.
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The Verbeck Lumber & Su
ply Co.. are selling stoves
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and save money. 15-tf'
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First publication June IL, 1910
PUBLICATION NOTICE.

In the District Court of the 23d Judicial
trict sitting in and for the county -
Trego, Kansas. 4AW
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The board requires all rail
roads operating passenger trains
in Kansas to make monthly re-
port for each line or branch
thereof, showing the number of
trains on time and late, length
of time late and the reason there
| for The effect of the making of
this report has been very benefi-
cial. in, that reports of each div
ision superintendent not only
goes to the general superinten
dent and the general manager
but to the Railroad Commission
and by it is given to the press fol
the information to the genera
public The effect is a rivalry
among the general superinten
dents to make the best possibl,
showing
J OBNOXIOUS USE OF INTOXICANT:
ON TRAINS.
J The board issued a notice t.
J the management of railroad com
: Panies operating in Kansas, tn
result of which was the issuanc,
/ by said management of instruc
tions to their employees to pre-
vent the obnoxious use of liquor
: on passenger trains and conduc
\ tors are given the authority b.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-08-09

Bulletin Business Office Phone 258
Bulletin Editorial Room Phone 1875
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-08-09

fore Of the game. The gallant cap.
tain is great fayorite with every
one, and the way the men OF his
command pass remarks around the
side lines while the. captain isplay-
''iny shows how popular Forsyth Is
with them all.
The Kauai team is more or less
OF an unknown quantity. and It re-
mains to be seen how the Rice fam
lily will stack up against the other
teams. One thing is sure, and that
is that the Garden Island represen
tatives have fine lot of ponies.
Will Ii are fast and reliable enough
for anything.
The mount is the principal thing
In polo, and many game has beeL
lost through half.broken pony get
ting away with its rider during the
excitement of the play. The ponies
from Kauai are clever. well-broken
animals, and they also have pace,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-08-09
YOUNG RICHARDS NOW
HAS GRIP ON CUP

% q u

Yesterday afternoon Atherton Rich
ards got his name for the second
time on the Wall Cup trophy, and
he now shares the honor with Gee
and Warren. As the two former
winners have left Hawaii, Richards
has every chance of capturing the
cup for the third and last time. He
defeated r. 4. Cooke yesterday aft
ernoon on the Beretania courts.
three sets out OF FIVE. and the score
was Ga. 80. 2-d, 6-2. 6-l.
The match was peculiar one, and
much reversal OF form was shown.
To win the first set to four games,
then lose two sets to three and two
games. respectively. and then take
he next two sets to two games and
one. is 2 funny stunt, and IL can
only be explained by the fact that
Richards can last for week and
hat he is Just as cool at the finish
Of five-set match as the ordinary
man is at the finish OF one set.
The semi-fnal match between
Theodore Richards and Cooke did not
take place. and the final stage was
entered at once. There were many
spectators. and the long rallies that
took place at times called for much
applause.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-08-09

It remains to be seen. however, how
they foot II with the Maui ponies,
which are Just about as good as can
be seen anywhere.
The Oahu men are well supplied
with mounts, and the way that Wal
ter Dillingham; and his team Will
race the ball back and forth over
the field will surprise all those who
have not seen the Honolulu men In
action before.
Sam Baldwin Is playing with
great dash this year. and he vii,
probably do as much, IL not more.
scoring than any other individual on
the four teams. The Doc" OF the
same ilk is also feeling good, so the
prospects of the Oahu men doing
well In the series appear to be
bright.
Walter and Harold Dillingham; are
In the game, and the flrst-named can
be relied upon to play his usual bril-.
liant game. His brother. Harold. did
not play polo last year. but In for
mer years he did some fine work on
the fields lie Is expected to show
up prominently IN the coming So
ries, and II SO. Oahu win have to
be seriously considered In every
game they play with the champion
Maui bun h.
For Maui Frank Baldwin will. Of
course. be the star player. and the
way he takes chance when hook
ing the ball from under an opposing
players horse IL treat to see. The
captain of the Valley Island four IL
a brilliant player, and he is always
mounted in way that is the envy
OF every other polo player.
The first match starts tomorrow
at Moanalua, and by 4 O'Clock there
should he big crowd present to
watch the game. The Kauai men
have been down looking over thu
field, and their ponies are all sta
bled there. Quite a number OF polo
scene every afternoon is an animate
one as the small beauties are being
exercised.
The Maui team will arrive within
a couple of days, and they will a.
once get their mounts out to Moana-
lua in preparation for the game on
August 20 against Kauai Frank
and Harry Baldwin. Harold Rice and
| ItIan,InaK uull lao hn Mail
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-08-09

Once more the polo men will be
able to see each other In action, and
tomorrow afternoon at Moanalua the
Kauai team will go up against the
Firth Cavalry. II should be a fine
game as an opener 10 the inter-
island series, and as the players
from the Garden Island have not
been seen on the field for some time,
much interest will be shown in their
doings.
The inter-island polo series las:
year attracted large number of
spectators. and many jolly party
journeyed out TO Leilehua and Mo-
analua to watch the games. The
Maui men were too strong for the
Cavalry and Oahu, but the games
between Oahu and the Fighting
Fifth were interesting.
The Lellehua lineup is about the
same. and II will be a treat to see
Captain Forsyth once more in the
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-08-09
OARSMEN GETTING into
BEST POSSIBLE FORM
Healani Seniors and Freshmen Are
Hard at Work-Great Doings on
September II.

Down at the Healani Boat Club
yesterday afternoon all was hustle
and excitement. The training for
the regatta started in earnest, and
over a dozen of the men who woula
like to sit In the senior crew on Sep
TENDER II got into their boats and
padded around.
The old barge that has done duty
for years has been reconstructed and
will be as good as new when put
into the water three weeks from
now. The greatest interest Is being
taken In the coming regatta, and the
Healanis are determined To give thu
Myrtles great go for the honors.
Yesterday among those who were
down ~ the boatshed were Sumner.
w. II. Cameron. c. Brown, Sonny
Cunha, Joe Kamakua. Bob Fuller,
Bert Hebron. Bill James and A..
May. All these men took TO train.
ing like coon to chickens. and, for
n starter, they showed good enough
form.
The freshman crew is also coming
along all right, and quite a number
of young fellows are going strong in
the rowing line. The Healanis
should put up great fight against
the Myrtles with the pick OF the
following bunch: @. Gall. II. Lemke.
Bob Thomas, Mayne. Grace. Scroggy,
James. BroderIck p. Hesse, schren
Ter, Wilmore, st. John and Hortung.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-08-09

Blank books OF all sorts. ledgera.
etc, manufactured by the Bulletin
Publishing Company.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-08-09

Who last year hit many goals ana
played a brilliant game for Oahu
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-08-09
DOTS AND DASHES.

Joe Forrest has accepted the chal.
lenge OF Rex Evans to a mile skat'
ing race. and the AFFAIR will be
brought OF at the Princess rink on
Sunday night.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-08-09

The foreign Office at Berlin, Ger
many. instructed the German EN-
bassy at Constantinople to demand
IN explanation from the Turkish gov
remnnet OF the shooting of German
subject by three natives, near Haifa,
Syria.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-08-09
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-08-09

DOTS AND DASHES.

There Is some talk of the ]. A. c
baseball nine having go at the
All-Militaay team next Sunday at
the Athletic Park. The Wasedas
have finished up their series and left
for Hilo this morning. 1t is thought
that some such game as suggested
would draw crowd to the park.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-08-09

This afternoon at o'clock the
Military Athletic Association will
hold meeting at the Bungalow and
matters referring to the series oi
ball games that is to start up next
Saturday will be discussed.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-08-09

The Honolulu team OF tennis men
Is ready to start for Maui on Friday
evening. and Jolly time is looked
forward to at the big mill.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-08-09

The Porto Rican, Bar Association
reid memorial services at San Juan
for the late Chief Justice Fuller OF
he United States Supreme Court.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-08-09

This evening at Fort Shafter the
basketball match between the Y. NJ.
.. A. and the soldiers will take place,
and a good, tight game Is expected.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-08-09

There will be meeting OF the
Oahu league on Thursday night and
'eyeral matters will he discussed. The
proposed ], A. C.--All-Mllitary game
may be talked over. and some ar
rangement come to.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-29
HORSE CAN BEAT
An AUTOMOBILE
# he GETSSTART

JACKSONVILLE. FIJI. Dec 20
Horsemen here are still discussing
Mondays novelty raee--the freak
contest. IN which a man. a thorough
bred. II mule and en- aufomobi.a took
part. When the contest" was over.
the running horse, Marie Hyde. was
the winner. with Simon Slick, the
mule. second, Williams. a marathon
runner. third, aid the automobile. Il
to-horse power staarns. also ran"
The various contestants started
from different points on the track.
Williams ran $50 yards. the mule LIZ
furlongs, the Thoroughbred " slongs
and the automobile l mile. "a ! FUR
long. Because the automobile could
not break az quickly at the start
as the animated beings opposed to 1t,
the machine was allowed a running
start OF sixteeath of mile. The
other opponents broke" from a
standing start.
The sand-ofY was IL r.ie ragged
because Of the conditions. The ehug-
chug wagon Was slow to get in mo-
ton and never was a potent factor
in the struggle. Although tho ma
chine had tentatively tho power OF
40 horses, the little one horse called
Marie Hyde showed that ono power
liz enough to win when there II plenty
OF speed in the hoofs and willingness
in the heart.
There was betting on the event.
Strange to say. the quadrupeds were
most in demand. The patrons Of the
course. loyal 10 the race horse, would
haey no other, and passed UP the
man. the mule and the machtne--the
three .'M'se-for the thoroughbred.
Marie Hyde was made top-heavy
favorite ut 70 s, Williams and ST.
mon Slick were quoted at to 1
each, with the automobile the out
slider in the odds.
Williams was caught In the stretch
by Simon Slick. Then tho latter WAS
forced to give way to Marie Hyde,
who rushed up to the mule and cas-
lily passed him. winning by big
streak OF daylight Tho auto, although
closing fast at the end, failed 10 catch
Williams and finished outside the
money. The time OF the winner was
1:161-5.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-29

CHICAGO. December 2s.--<sastof
Leboit. chauffeur for Jack johnson.
and who Is native OF France, was
arrested Tuesday on charges made
by the prize tighter, who said the
man had threatened to kill him.
Johnson told the police that I4sbOit
first appeared at his home on the
South Side shortly after noon Monday
and after f1ourishing revolver III !
nlsnacing manner. threatened to wipe
out the whole johnson family"
The champion telephoneu the
police Of the central station. and
while Bailey and patrolman sBubach
we're on their way TO the johnson
home. tho belliKerent chauffeur rs-
turned,
He says ne is going to kill me and
I'll the rest or uA the chAmpton told
the police.
What for? Johnson was asked.. :
Il don't know" replied johnson.
Sure he doek." int4rpoesd Leholt.
Iseboit was ARRESTED, and johnson
visited him In hIp cell ~ thu Soeatxq1
|statinn. apA diecueDA NlA1te1
s3ngAS 80 ts&o6 n 1Dpon NJ Il W
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-29
KELLY LOOKING
THE M|DDLES OVER
HUGO is CLAIMING CHAMPION.
SHIP AND WILL CHALLENGE
WINNER OF MANTEll-
SULLIVAN MELEE.

NEW YORK. Dee. as.--iIugo Kelly.
now claiming the middleweight cham
p!onship. since Billy Papks was whip
ped by Dave Smith in the Antipodes.
is coming 10 New York to attend the
Frank Mantell-Jack tTwinl Sullivan
battle at tho National Sporting Club to-
night Kelly will challenge the winner
and endeavor TO defeat him to tighten
his claim on the championship.
The Italian, though claiming the Ii
tie from Papke. wants to why all COM
ers in this country before Papke re-
turns to America In February go that
he will have a clear road to challenge
Papke. Kelly has already fought two
draws with Papke and has lost tn him
once. Both Manteil and Sullivan are
aspirants for the middieweight cham
pionship.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-29
RAIN 0A>B|PLA|hE
IS TURNED TO ice;
AVIATOR DEFENDS
FARMAN's FLYER Is MADE TOO
HEAVY TO NAVIGATE THE AIR
BECAUSE OF ELEMENTS
FREAkish BEHAVIOR.

ETAMPES, FRANCE. Dec. .s.~Af-
ter flying two hours and a half to day
In an attempt TO win the Mtchelin prize
for distance, Henri Farman was forced
to aItght owing to the fact that rain
falling on the planes of his machine
turned to Ice and the craft became
cverweighted. Farman weighed his BIZ
plane after alighttng ard found II had
accumulated f35 pounds of ice.
A. there are only two more days II
which to compete for the Michelin prize
Farman will probably try again to-
morrow, Farman IL ambitious to beat
both the duration and distance record
of Legagenux. which are respectivel,
hours and minute and 32n,s miles
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-29
TRAGEDY FAILS
To DAUNT THEM
LANZE.R, BELGIAN AVIATOR. AND
PANIER, HIS PASSENGER,
UNAFRAID IN FACE OF
DANGER IN PARIS-BRUs.
Sells FLIGHT.

days aeropiane tragedy, in which
Alexander Laffon and the Marquis
Mario Paula were killed at the out
set OF their attempted flight to Brps-
sells and return. Lancer. "A Belgian
aviator, and. Panier, u passenger. get
out to-day IN biplane from issy to
ny to the Belgian capital and return,
They were entered in the Aero Clubs
$4,000 competition for tha swiftest
two passenger round trip flight be-
tween Paris and brussels
The men got splendid start, de-
spite the fact that II WAS raining
slightly. They would have started
yesterday. but abandoned their plans
when I.affon and Paula were killed.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-29
OOAN[ SPENDING
HOLIDAYS IN ROANOKE

Especial To The Richmond Nirginianl
ROANOKE, VA, Dec. 2a.--Walter
Doane. once great twirler for Roa-
noke. now on the pitching stafr OF
Cleveland in the American League. has
been spending the holidays here. He
viii leave in few days for his old
home in Coatesville. Pa. and from
there VIII go in February to Alexan-
dria. La. for the practice season.
Doane's friends are predicting that he
will make good with Cleveland.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-29
GEHR|NG RETAINS /.
GRAPHING TITLE
THE MipDLEWEicHT CHAMPION
WRESTLER DisPosEs or WILL
LouoHsv IN STRAIGHT
FALLS.

CLEVELAND. OHIO, Dec. 2s.--Hen-
~ Gehring Is still clinging to-day To
his title OF middleweight champion
wrestler OF the world az q result OF
having brushed Walter Willoughby,
who was dieputing his title. out Of his
path last night. Gehrink registered his
first fall In - minutes and the second
one In hour and 5 minuteA incidsn-
tally being the aggressor throughout.
II IL conceded. however. that Willough-
by greatly Handicapped himself by
signing TO make Los pounds ten min
utes before entering the ring. ~ his
weight had been one OF his big assets
in past battles.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-29
RUSSIAN ACCEPTS
Def Of GOTCH

NEW YORK, Dec. 3s.--George
Hnckcnschmidt has called Franch
dsotch- Through his manager. Jack
curley. Hackenachmtdt has wired Ia
Robert Edgren. OF the Evening World.
offering to accept Gotch's def. put
UP a purse Of $4,000 and wrestls
before the club Offering tho largest
purse. winner to take all.
curtey declares he has wired a for
felt to . Chicago sporting editor and
that he win reach Chicago some time
to-day prepared to talk business with
iotch or his trainer. Farmer Burns
lie expressly points out that Hacken-
schmidt 10 not challenging Gotch. but
IL merely accepting his def.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-29
YALE EvENS UP
WITH PRINCETON
SONS OF OLD Ell TAKE SECOND
GAME IN SPIRITED AND FAST
HOCKEY MATCH WITH
YIHERC

CLEVELAND. OHIO. Dec. 2s.---Nith
one game credited to- Princeton and one
TO Yale. an exciting hockey match Is
expected tonight when the third of
series OF games played here Is pull
ed Oft. The Yale team. which showed
superior team work In tho firet game.
but lost through the individual bril-
liant playing of Kay. of the Princeton
team. had better luck last night and
the score ended TO 6 In her favor.
Kay played even as brilliantly HI he
did IN the opening game. but an Yale
kept the Princeton team constantly on
the defensive he had little chance 10
shoot in the goals that he did the night
before. 80