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The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-02-09
a Comeback.

why do so many otherwise clever
women write silly letters to men,:
They're probably making collections
OF the answers they Gct."-Clevelaad
Leader
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-02-09
tost Coportunity.

And you didn't hear Of It" inquired
Mrs. Gabbie.
Not one word"
why, I've known II for week. so
| supposed everybody heard OF it
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-02-09
...5 ,.h,, aid J.. Guy ."
Here's Luck. Ethel

Ethel is not very handsome. Why
co YOU cali her 4 belle:
She's waiting for some man to ring
her."-Boston Transcript
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-02-09

Victories that are easy are cheap.
Those only are worth having which
come as the result OF hard aghttng.-
Seecher.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-02-09
Sale Personal Proper

pursuan, 20 an Or c;. 0; J. II. "
ham Judge u. p:p;ate. ! "l,'
20 the hicseS; bidder for cash. =:
residence al the l:.'e Charles \ E;@:
deceased. 90 Thursday. he l.tt' GA
February. 1910, d, II o'ciocS \ Ill
following personal properly
Two Mules. s. bushels Corn, oyo
Har and Fodder. L", Piow i'm
meu,s, ) bushels Peas. 20 Sus6c!S
too Seed. ! Guano Distributor.
plow Gear. small lot Household tr
ture, l Farm Bell. plated Wa:ca.
! Pistol.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-02-09

Ee that always complains IS 2eTes
pit;ed.-Ge-nao Provero.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-02-09
Country Property for Sale.

We Offer the following lands IN Clarendon
County 1t what We consider very seiNohao.c
nr;r,S and these wishing 70 purchase = farm
or invest ,hcir money are invited 70 CONE aao
examine our list We shall De glad 20 take yoc
over the property =. any time
~. acres. Midway Township. Known aS the B.
A. johnson property. TWO tenant nous ;: ~ aooot
= ac-rS cleared. adjoining lands o! ArS. sharon
ans! c;hc:>-p.ice 5000 per a>.e.
X, acrcs Midway Township. - acres c!ca.'H
Groom house. tobacco har:I, barn arc ':.o.cS
.a,oic!nS lands o. }. VI. DuBo>c. Juic NosE;>
and u " Aiccrran-Sll.DO per acre.
=; acres. r1:orc o. lc>s. srcwingtoa Township.
s.hor>c fa-:., cleared adjoining lands OF BaGaa!.
PlowGcr and o:hcr~-S6O per Scrc
Gall ON In FOR Town Lots
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-02-09
An insulting Style.

..Oi did not mind the threats az him
IS much rs the insultin' style az his
remarks said one lrishman TO an
other
And what did he say
Well, be says 10 me. Hogan. says
he. .'tis great notion Oi have TO
lump on you and knock your face I'M"
shape"
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-02-09
We Manufacture
WE DEAL IN

Glass. Sash Cord aud Weights
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-06-25

~ . a
IAtsnH BAGRI 6IBE
htb fIs mGi
Fine lschi vii Sal a. 7 sansssciii
-EseE.--franess z ssziff : kEl-
hiOu 70 Lezasr-it

The Aeoiisn iaeht cin5 ri .aszszsda
hss entered ssehi ~ - .saIa-
szctfle rae sass ~. csIga5c Isft
briEgr ~ Dalls-r - s-stss- ~ A.
sever. ~ ~ tse iaIses zsfial,-r --Iii-
sned in DIsvi0us Eae-r Fnzaci a.
Smith has .-ni-E-d A.. saF ts0Igssr
and Abe vi y sal4-1 y l.ssiasas-i-
y z Nsrc 81 fbsf ciui
This AsEE sas l-eeis-l -riE sl.z'
gee b. u ioaoiuiu ssehlsl.-r ~
,yhOD tbe Bs.s "a ea5is1 J1slsr-as
SsersLsry sefsss-u q IL ssch -
committee q " iis4ai Isehi COD
eabied bseE q e0BgIalrisLsI7 EsssszzEe
~ Ne ON8sr and - Col A. safi
'.Asolisn iacht Gu. af0la i-us,l a.
nase yOu IspIsssnLed ~ Eass
This eoOd lirfle sasi a. .zal - ~
the stOekf a. sbs - assisE 100 ~
the yards o. lslo1e a fssn l--rs-l 40
b not quiz e0nElelec ~ srii' -
iaRRe5ed Eiihiu ~ sszt ~ lass
and her Ons-r ssc -sasases...--r iEni
iufnsdlsisiy ssi alssnt iaiaE ~ $50
gettiag everything shiRsisss,a ~ ~
ioDg s0gsge seI0sE - lsess, szassn
viii STAR iron sau 7f-.ir8 a. .lui- ~
der dimension sTs - - as--ail.
s6 feet ssterliBe rs ls-i l5sarl 40 =
isst draft eBe l.ss s-f- 49, iil-
with q smooth snts- aud oizan ei-rr
The sSgsris Nbo is0ksl - ~ ssaie
that si,e sill b s-Fy III ~ - I'D
and should y sahls ~ i..a..s .sl~s--
tisnaiiy ssSd tilse EaHn.lsg L>leEe -
ncrtbsaslsriy tIalef
isbe Eill be1litl@l sgfit = lizs-- lslas-
sail. q Eerg useiui AL a. IHnafB -
The Etan a. b saiaBees ~ ~ -its-
ward sails sso beiBs o. .l'l-srn -
wrench on The tili~r saa6 sslssaissnf
yaEiDs which a. aisayE s 49, - .iiIs
in ranniDg ffse 81 srii lsala -
very iighlsst q is.is, 49, ~ --seh.
her saii0sner. sBtEEak-5f 49, -osah
t0Dsaiis asiil y 81 q .aiSs A. -sse ss-r
The very bssi s1sanLsss o. 10 ia.tsz-
iDe winds
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-06-25
OWNER Of nuIllIst
ssb& aim
iawl vii 6sii al -IEaasgssr,s z....
and q. 4 &aEd fWiil EaRlse E-s

BY III siefra Mhsci tssrissl -
isTday iron tbe csasf issaseig 4
smith of the AsO.ian Eseh einh
came 10 liOnoiuln A. Emifh = H.
Owner Of lhe sagl Ai0iiiis Ehset ,Tn.
sail 40 he ifansbseigc rsea az 80.
b. handed b. = n Hsrd
smith bas cote 10 IL 5ssaad 4
lake The position 81 ,chssf =Dgias-- 81
eonstrDetisn 81 Pear hsf5sr GfyaOoj
and Nil - stationed Der 81 sos,e
time AZ Niii ~ ~ aadsisn q ~
ioeal yachtiBg eiIeis ar a. y VI.
haze his gawi u-fbe .sloiiii0u -.8ere.
there Should b. nam 3 $50 60.
sailed ~ him
The Asolian Boa club = a. s4a
meda association aD1 y 90 ~ 49,
tNe zach club o. San l'laBclsc0 bav.
smith's b0si b ffiyfopr fse osetaii
~aierlipe ihiriysig feei drar eseh
flst aud q yazd riggsd
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-06-25
~ AUTHORITY.
s7SsssacT 10 10
as oRDINANcE grLATINo TO
Pill MnlNG WORK ~ TIE CIT

As ORDiNANcE RELATING TO
PLt MBlN0 WORK IN THE cITi
AND COUNTY or HONOLUIU.
BE- ~ Ordained by the people Of the
Cfy and County Of Honolulu.
section 4. II shall be unlawful
for any person or persons. Arm or
corporation. 10 DO any plumbing
WORK for another IN the City and
County Of Honolulu until he or they
shall have FIRST obtained license
10 90 plumbing work In accordance
with the provisions Of Sections 3 and
Of Ordinance No. Of the City
and County Of Honolulu, ~ amend
cd by Ordinance No. 10 of the City
and County Of Honolulu.
seciion 2. Any person or persons.
firm ~ corporation, violating the
pfoyls.ons Of this Ordinance shall be
deemed guilty Of a misdemesBor.
and ulon conviction thereof shall be
punished BY a fine Of not more than
Z Five Hundred Dollars $500 0D, or
by imprisonment for a term not ex-
feeding six months, or by both fine
and imprisonment
section q. This Ordinance sban
take eject fifteen days from and aft
or the date u rs approval
Introduced BY Supervisor
a. W. AYLETT.
Date Of Introduction:
May 70, A, ID. 1910.
Approved this 21st day Of June,
a. D. 1910.
JOSEPH 7. FERN,
Mayor
1859 June ~. %. 20, ~. 25. q.
2s, 20, 80; July !.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-06-25
rrSfr ucTrcrs

gay ~.s~'ig r1F as fiji
lrt CfrWt fouHar d - -,
~ PROBATE - ctsmbn 10
1895 10 the matter u the E1tstc
~ Henry Koran Dsoeased 90
feaGing ana hliog the petition aud
aeoounia ~ Vim y. Fenneil admin
isfrator 81 tho Estate o. Henry 10.
ga. Do eascd wherein he asks 70
be SLOWED Sfg 10 and Ne charges
himseif with ss7 90. and ASKS that
toe same msy 10 examined and sp.
proved. and Inst hnoi order may
be made ~ Distribution ~ the prop
sffy remainlng ln bis hands 10 the
PERSONS thereto entitled. and dis
hafging hiB aud his sureiies from
DO further responsibility ~ such ad-
eliulsfrafor. ~ - ordered that
Tharsday. the 18Th Gay Of septem-
Der. A y 1910. a. ? O'elock q. m.
before the lodge u said COgrt az
tho COURTROOM ~ the said Court at
ifonoluiu. IslaHd ~ OaGu. be and
The same hereby u appointed ~ the
lime and place for hearing said pc.
iiliDn and accounts. and that 81
persons Interested may then an.
there appear aud show cause, " any
they have Why the same should NOT
10 gfsnfcf. and may present eyi
aenfe ~ 10 who are entitled 10 tho
faid property Dated. Honolulu,
June ~. 1919 ~ order Of The
Court T. A. THOMPSON. Clerk,
CifcuN Court first Circuit. v. G.
Peters. attorney for petitioner. Ne.
Candies building.
SsSs June -. %; July 2, ..
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-06-25

Quite an interesting event occur
red on the mainland lately IN which
a Cadillac ear proceed 10 BE- fast-f
than the big Curtiss serOplsne. and
twice defeated the Rheims cham
pionshlp flying machine
Two interesting races bslSsen
machines OF the AIR and earth tOOf
place recently al jacksonville. ria.
and In each the automobile MAJ
victor.
The asropiaBe was q Curtiss ma
,chire-the very same, In fact, an
which Curiiss himself won tbs
worlds championship An the recent
Rhelms meet A Cadillac Thirls
WAS the automobile: and its yiet0ry
over the Aging machine Is made more
notable by the fact that only week
before the latter had defeated a eel
ebrated racing motor ear and driver
al the Atlanta races.
Charles n Hamilton drove the
aeroplane. an eight cylinder. 90
horsepower machine. Dexter Keller
drove the stripped stock chassis OF q
Cadillac Thirty
Both races We're for fiye miles. IN
the first. the Cadillac won by ~
seconds; and In the second Il crossed
the inish line winner By 2 3-5
seconds.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-06-25
CORPORATION NOTICES.
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given Of the In
corporation, under the laws OF the
Territory Of Hawaii, OF BANK or
HONOLULU, LTD. Capital $780,
00o--fully paid up), which will take
over and succeed 20 the business OF
CLAUS SPREcBELs 4 co. on July
-, 1910.
The BANK or HONOLULU, LTD.
will conduct q general banking bus
mess as heretofore carried on by
CLAUS sPREcKEI.s 4 CO.. and
asks tie continuance Of the valued
patronage accorded 70 that firm.
BANK or HONOLULU, LTD.
w. q. IRWIN,
4627-23t President
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-06-25
sGIINEHI
HiAAI Club
40 ssasrss Listesed
To- Seesetes Aad
Ssss Seefs

n1f ~ +Hr lfr
-srT1 w Hssftm T "ub
qerf fFf eernhy frrf from
.r rr n flos fnfng zoe
sf fiFf wy EistI ~ ue1n
~ -hr-gfrf 'hrf ienfF
n rlr riirnas ~ strmur md
-ns-lsrr -ara6tsrtaiHmrhf was
~ ory- - .efisTdbffef The
rilirifr ~ uo-ting ~ ~ deriref
~ -1Erf w .omgftiur 20 81 upy
~ .rs-rn' ron NJ linz D. Orr
.sfffgf uf-ff fnri if- fefasrtaf
rr-fatsff1f N the CON VIZ GER
orfTf vi ,'sfriT arf narF mi
sfa-'f1r f-inypf 1rehetra rurniTh.
II rlr~-r gr-fnT efeninr
p lrslh .~f-r0sf leTe1 u marfer
y rf1ri I'D ~ FBthre ~
li-f1sf- Ifr'iDf1r " the rI1h snf
~ ffrf -Hf1gf n0tfIg affe el-fF
ii'f'f IN sfiH~af ~ IN hour. b.
IN ~ ~ snr ~ IRE force N
~ eif1r fha' ~ efub haf
ll'f r-lfrraf1 W. cIri0ff rnore "
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-06-25

The Won Hamm-YOung company
have augmented their garage star
by the addition OF an expert en-
.charsing Of batteries. magnetic wOrk.
etc. In order 10 give their frieRds
tie best attention possible, they sent
40 the Coast for Mr.. McCorllle. wbo
has the reputation OF being one OF
the best experts on the Coast on
charging OF electric ears, storage
batteries. work on magBetOs. eic. As
soon as the new salesTOOms are IN
ished. which will be IN a week or
two, large charging plant Eill be
Installed IN the rear OF the TOuDg
building. which VIII be IN charge Of
MIR. MeCorkle.
10 spite Of the hot summer wealth
or. the automobile business Is going
along merrily. The PaeksrdE. the
cadillaes. the Buicks. the Thomas
Flyers and other ears handled by
the won Hamm-YOung company are
still IN constant demand. Several
sales were closed during the week.
among them being a fine Cadillac
touring car. which Is going 10 A. ~.
Eames OF Wahiawa. and an Over
land. which was shipped TO Carl
kaldeyer. the Maui subagent for the
won Hamm-YOung eOmpany.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-06-25

Il. Y. Bodge. who has been IN
charge OF toe Won Hanm-YOung Ca
rage. VEGA 10 the Coast on the Vii
hslmina for a wsll-earDed vacation
Incidentally combining business with
pleasure. During Mr.. Bodge's abb
ssnce, Frank Shansr will BE- IN
charge Of the Won Hamm-Young Ca
rage.
The won hamm-foung company
have received from the Packard No
tor Car Company some interesting IN
formation which shows the unpreae-
dented demand for Packard cars TIE
Packard Motor Car Company states
that the sales for 1911 cars az 10
june 3 were % per cent 10 excess
~ the sales during the same period
last year Al this rate n VIII not
be very long before che Packard out
lput Is sold Awayahead. hence a word
10 TIE xise ~ ordering ops of thess
cars early Viii ~ qnlte 10 me point
Tbe sehpman Garage - eiYed tg0
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-06-25
NOTICE.
I. Honn 4 Co

Al accounts owed by the 6rm OF
j. HopD q co. will be settled within
the next thlr4y days. and all sc-
counts due to the said nrm not set
tied within thirty days will be
placed In the hands Of nm attorney
for collection without further no
1ee.
J. HoPP r. co.
Per l.. G. ABLEB,
Manager.
June 10. 1910. 1854
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-06-25
BUSINESS NOTICES.
NOTICE

Al members of the HUI KoKUA
a HOOKUoNooNo o MA OWL IA.
WAII ere hereby requested 10 attend
the funeral services Of our late
brother. Frank II. Harvey. TO be held
al Manuel y. SlIyaB undertaking
parIor. on Chaplain Lane. at 7
O'Clock .. m, Those who guard over
the body will continually do 10 from
Saturday 10 the hour Of the process
sion on Sunday. The Sister society
Is hereby cordially Invited 10 attend
the same.
By order.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-06-25

Manager Seymour Hall OF the Az
ISOLATED Garage reports a busy week
and many sales made. John Ma
guire Of Kailua, Hawaii. bought a
Chalmers 40 few days ago, and as
he is In town at present the ma
chine has been seen doing good work
around the city.
William A. Chong of Kahulul pur
chased a Franklin car. and n was
shipped To him during the week The
Franklin Is fne machine and there
afe quite a number OF them IN the
lsl nds
There has been a great demand for
CO. llmers. Hudsons and pierce-Ar-
ross. and the Associated people have
b. oEed many orders for machines that
are booked TO arrive during the next
few months The Pierce-ArrOw cars
are beautiful specimens Of automo
biles. and the finish always attracts
attention.
The Hudson Twenty Is also going
strong. and the demand for the low
priced ears is growing every day a
is thought that the 1871 models Will
cause a great rush for the machines
OF all makes
The new tire department OF the
Associated garage is kept busy al
the time, and the expert mender Of
rubber goods Is turning out s0Bie
splendid work with the aid OF the
machinery that has been installed
The rush of repair work has been
big and a l0ng-felt want seems 10
have been supplied
The Rambler automobile Is a me
dium price car that Is attracting =
lot OF attention. and n. A. Wilder
who is handling the machine. reports
quite a number OF inquiries. The
Rambler has many taking poiBla
about IL. and as II sells at from AZ.
500 70 $500. there are many saiel
being made In these Islands
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-06-25
a, s. KALEIoPU,
Secretary, H. X. ". o. ".
4g53-Zt
NOTICE,

From and after this date Mr..
Bruce Cartwright Is authorized 10
act for me In all matters OF business
under fall Power Of Attorney.
ono. e. BEcKLEY.
June ~, 1910, 4g60.Ct
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-06-25
ASSESSMENT no. IL

Honolulu Branch Of the Harrison
Mutual Association
Has been called aDd II DUE JUNE
80 sBd DHLIgQDENT on JULY ~,
Semi-weekly herald. [volume] (Durango, Colo.) 1907-1917, 1910-07-04
DEADLY RACE RIOT
in MISSISSIPPI
Six Negroes and Two White Men Dead as
Result OF Lynching a Negro Yesterday
-.More Riots are Expected

MENDENIIALL, Miss, July a.
Eight men, six negroes. two whites.
have been killed In the race rioting
about Mendenhall, marked yesterday
by the lynching of negro named
Skiffer and the beating of two other
negroes by mob of whites, who claim
ed that Skiffer had shielded Jim Brady,
negro accused of killing Luther Buck
ley, white man. Skiffer was shot to
death. The trouble has developed into
a regular warfare today, with whites
pursuing negroes headed by Brady
through the swamps. Trouble has
now lasted for four days. Thursday
one white man was shot from ambush
while searching for Brady. A second
white man met the same fate. The
pursuit continued undated today and
other riots are expected.
Semi-weekly herald. [volume] (Durango, Colo.) 1907-1917, 1910-07-04
TRAINS LANDINd
CROWDS AT mo
Town Wild With Observation-Disclosures 10
Superb COnditiOn...JeffrieS Sullen While
johnson is Jubilant

RENO. July 2.-This town is already
filled to overlooking. Trains today
brought big crowds How the people
that will come tomorrow and Mon.
day morning can be accommodated is
a mystery Special trains are already
here and Reno is wild with excitement.
The fighters are both in superb con-
dition and now resting, both grimly
confident.
The betting continues this morning
ten to seven in favor of Jeffries, but
there is an abundance of Johnson
money
Jeffries is sullen today while the
black man is bubbling over with good
humor
The receipts, according to Richard.
will be trifle over a quarter of a
million. He has spent $4,000 al
ready. He and Gleason will clean up
about 100000. Seat sales have been
enormous. Ricard this morning de
clared he will referee the fight. There
are no S. seats and only few $40
seats left. Tim Sullivan Is the hero
of the hour. He has a full one hun
dred thousand for the fighters in the
bank. There is no hitch anywhere
All is now in readiness for Monday
afternoon. The weather continues sat.
isfactory
Semi-weekly herald. [volume] (Durango, Colo.) 1907-1917, 1910-07-04
GLORIOUS FOURTH AT ANNA:
PARK.

The great, glorious and immortal
Fourth will be celebrated with unusual
eclat at Animas park this year. Base
ball, races of every description. sports,
boating. ice cream. dainty lunches. mu.
sic swings and numerous other attrac-
tons will serve to make the day in
every way enjoyable. The ball game
between the married men headed by
Matt Harrington, in which such stars
as DR.. Donovan, Neil Haffey, Dan
Cummings ct al. will shine, and the
bachelors captained by Chas. Conroy
promises to be fought to the bitter end.
The program follows. with prizes
to be given.
Potato race. for boys; ball and
glove.
Sack race, for boys: ball and glove.
Three-legged race, for boys; ball and
glove.
Fifty-yard race, for young men; gold
scarf pin.
Fifty-yard race. for boys; pair Of
Semi-weekly herald. [volume] (Durango, Colo.) 1907-1917, 1910-07-04
PUBLIC
BUILDING
Department Wants Site
l4Oxl4O in Durango
bids Called For

: WASHINGTON. July 1.-The treas.
ury department is ca ling for bids for
public building sites jim all cities for
which provision was made in the omni.
bus public buildingSb il AT Durango
the department wants a site i40xl4O
feet. at Fort Morgan 12Oxl3O, and at
La Junta 130x135. In New Mexico,
sites are wanted at Las Cruces 14Ox
140 and at Las Vegas 130xl35. Taking
effect today the postorflce department
announces an advance of 800 year
in the salaries of eight clerks in the
Colorado Springs p9stoffice. one in
Durango, two in Grand Junction, one
in Manitou and two In Montrose.
Semi-weekly herald. [volume] (Durango, Colo.) 1907-1917, 1910-07-04

Representative Edward Taylor be-
lieyes that the census report for Colo.
RADIO will show at least $4,000. en-.
titling this state to representation
OF four In the house at the next SEES
sion Of congress- TAYLOR stated his
belief this morning to the governors
secretary. William Malone. At pres
ent the congressional appointment Is
one representative for every 100000
people. II Colorado gets four repre-.
sentatives 1t will probably mean a re.
districting OF the state. He Is of the
belief that this will be much more
satisfactory than having two congress
sional districts and member at large.
rs at present there is much duplication
OF work, he says,-Denver Post.
Semi-weekly herald. [volume] (Durango, Colo.) 1907-1917, 1910-07-04
Seventy Thousand
For Aviation Meet

PARIS. July 2.-Rheims aviation
meeting, probably the biggest sched-
uled for Europe this year, will be CIV
en- tomorrow with every indication that
last years remarkable successes will
be repeated. In the nine days of fly
ing, prizes totalling $4,000 will be
awarded, the largest list ever offered
Nearly all the well known men-birds
of Europe have entered in one or more
of the events. Sixty-three machines
have been entered including forty BIZ
planes and twenty three moncplanes
The Farman biplane and Bleriot mono
plane are favorite types. There will
be thirteen Farman biplanes to four
of the Wright type.
Semi-weekly herald. [volume] (Durango, Colo.) 1907-1917, 1910-07-04
Ever your superiors,
sILVERToN-HAGLEs, AERIE No. 1T
By l.. Haas. Capt
@. r. Watin, Manager.
THE HERALD HAS NO RIVAL.

The following from the Silverton
Miner is highly appreciated 1t is a
sample of the compliments this paper
Is receiving verbally every day:
Geo. N. Raymond. editor of the
Durango Herald, accompanied by Mrs.
Raymond. spent several days In Sill
verton last week visiting friends.
They were the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
ID. Preston Bell, and returned to their
home last Saturday. While here Mr.
Raymond heard many flattering re-
marks about The Herald, and takes
pleasure In watching the rapid growth
of the silverton list. The Herald has
no rival In this part as daily news
paper"
Semi-weekly herald. [volume] (Durango, Colo.) 1907-1917, 1910-07-04
CHALLENGE.
D

To Lodge No. 507, b. p. o. Elks,
Durango, Colorado.
On every breeze that blows north
from the mighty forests OF Durango,
we, the Eagles high In our lofty nests
at Silverton. hear constantly sound
as of hoof beats and crashing horns.
This discord of sounds has at last
attracted our attention and 10 and
behold" we find that a bank of Elks
have gathered together for the pur.
pose of seeking revenge for the three
crushing defeats administered to the
herd last season by the Eagles OF Sill
yerton Aerie No. III.
Ever since the above mentioned de-
feats the feathered denizens OF the
forest have Inundated the antle-ed
tribe by a merry "Ha Ha" whenever
an Elk ball player 90 happens to in
wade the sacred precincts OF their
feathered brothers.
1t was the mighty baseball bat in the
talons OF the uncomfortable Eagles
that turned you from proud and
naughty monarchs sweeping along the
forest paths into quiet sedate milch
cows leisurely moping homeward to
the old COW barn.
There is a feeling of pity In our
hearts for you poor dehorned, dishev.
eled and disgruntled has beens OF a
once mighty hard. II you would like
to cross bats with us again and try
to regain some of your lost prestige,
the Eagles OF Silverton Aerie No. lit
Will heartily condescend to give you
another chance. II you have not de-
veloped Johnson streak, let us hear
from you at the earliest convenient
date.
Ever your superiors,
slEVERroN-HAGLEs, AERIE No. lit
By L. Haas, Capt.
G. R. Watin, Manager.
Semi-weekly herald. [volume] (Durango, Colo.) 1907-1917, 1910-07-04


Fifty-yard race, for girls; breastpin
Fffty-yard race, for young ladies'
gold bracelet
Twenty-yard race, for girls; rocker
Twenty-yard race, for boys; bat and
ball.
Fifty-yard race, for married women
sack flour.
Fifty-yard race, for men; sack flour
Novelty race, for boys; ball and
glove.
Novelty race, for girls; stereoscope
and views.
Pie eating contest, for boys; ball
and glove.
Cracker eating contest, for boys
bat and ball.
Burro race; watch
Also tug of war.
Semi-weekly herald. [volume] (Durango, Colo.) 1907-1917, 1910-07-04
STATE ROAD COMMISSIONERS.

The state road commissioners are
slated to be in Durango tomorrow but
President Buchanan of the board of
trade has been unable to get any word
from them. The Herald phoned sew
eral places this afternoon and Ouray
informed us that the commissioners
had not reached Montrose at o'clock
where they were expected this fore
noon. They will probably reach Ouray
Wednesday before they strike Du-
range