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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-24

llldN sd AllhN ~
years ago racing
was unknown In
France. Now u is
without doubt the
most popular sport
there. Their race
courses are as fine
as ours. They have
enormous prizes. as
Z rule, even larger
than our own. They
have bought all our
best racing blood
and now own quite
as good horses as
we do. and IRE
uuently send over
horses that take
our finest stakes.
particularly AT the
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-24
WHITE OUTBOXES
GAME BRITISH LAD

MEMPHIS. Tenn. oct .s-Chsrlie
White OF Chicago was awarded tho do
riEicn over Boyo Driscoli OF England at
The end of their ctcht-roUud bou; hcr.
tonight. II was Whites nght from tho
start. Ia tho second round he drove tho
Eugiishmau 10 The ropes several times
and IN" boil probably prevented a knock .
nU'. DriscoN. however. camc back stroug
in Inc ;hivd and fought samrly Dris-
coils face and head were badly bruised.
White was unmarked.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-24
KELLY FIRST S19.Q
BEAUTY NJ BAsERl|
Sale of Famous Chicago NJ
Described by A. G. Spald-
ing in His Book.
Courtesy Of Cntlef Broihen

In his book. ''Amerlcas Nan
Game" \. G. Spalding tells dow
practice OF selling ball PLAYERS 4.
mated and describes how Kclly I'd
tho first Ten Thousand Dollar B.lz1
Nh. Spalding writes:
The first time ! had 10 10 viil
selling of players was In 1857. | 4
withdrawn from active parliciplu|
the game as player, but wss praH-zil
the Chicago White Stockings At u
time the finest team Of bal fiytr
the world. Although tho iraiik \
PLAYERS under tho National ,rct-s
had been I'm vogue FOR some tin, ! 4
never looked with much favor spa.
rather from sentiment than aw y
/IA:..S ~, Eoiio,yip0 T.uI
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-24
Moose Basket Social.

Thursday. Oct. -. NJ club rooms
Zach lsdy 90 bring lunch FOR two 20
IL auctionsd 0n. successful bidder
having iarincr for lunch. All Moose
and ladies invited.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-24
HASSAN UNABLE TO
CONQUER JOHNSON

Special 20 ThS Tribune.
son. ihc local ulddicVelEht wrestler. de-
featcd Hssssu NousDuf. th- Turk heavy
weight in a handicap match hcrs Sstur-
dav evening The Turk had zgr-sd 10
throw johnson .vicc In ono hour. but
fsilrd utfcrl, ard showed 10 eiss- Tile
smauCr aaan was tIc a=ErcsE.r Through.
cot and had lhs biz opponent IN irouhi-
n tiIrc" occseons.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-24
Kodak Pletures Finished.

Nail your films 20 Us salt Lake
Ex,lusiVe photo dealers
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-24
SPORT
POPULAR IN FRANCE
Gallo Nation Educated by
England and America With
in Last Twenty Years.
LIKE TO RACE AND BOX
Johnny Crapaud Bids Fair to
Excel John Bull and Uncle
Sam in PaStimeS.
LIKE TO RACE AND Bon
nv MARQUIS OF ouEENsBERRY

Copyright, 1911. by the Marquis oil
QuccnSbcrryD
NEW YORK. oct. 2S.-i wonder II The
Tribune readers realize what the Anglo
Saxon race has done for France IN the
way of teaching il sports. In fact !
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Washington Journal., 1911-11-04

StaatsanDolt pesen unterihldsuna
anoeflaqt uno perurtbeilt muroe. er
eianete lid iiingit in @resOen Der
betreffenoe S%taotsanmalt bate Gel.
Der in ser S0be BON 10000 @Sarf.
meIde ourd 8%ermddltnfB Scr Stoot
Dresden 5ugefalen moren fir lid,
p%erpenOet. Or entidulOigte lid nit
lln3urefmngsfdbigteit. c%ntitonOcu
ourh ueberarbeitltng unO erbebliheg
Srunfiudt. @s nurOe aber in Der
Berbonolung fpitgeitent, ooB or iebr
foitipieIigen Eoiiionen ge1uloigt b.
be. Benn notiirIih iolde Sale MIR
Nusnabmen limo. entitebt ood sic
Traqe, mas nit DER amtstbdtigteit
eines 0erortigen Staatsanmaltes sill
aeifeben Bat uno Oh niht ole friihere
Ebdtigfeit unteriudt uno rebibirt
neroen miiBte.
Washington Journal., 1911-11-04

sic 8eDurlmIe. 9lber lunglam lplrfi
Sic nipeairenoe @eae meItlider allli
t1r ieoer En9 brodelt Altes ab uul
fiiot Heues an. 9onglam lernen Die
Siirfen Ben 8ertb Der 3eit tennen
Sic NotbmenOiqfeit oes 8ett6eperba
NIT Sen gbriiten 5wingt tie oa3n.
gie moden arbeiten, fortiAreiten, biz
oerlorene 9eit nadlbolen. 90 meroer
fie es Yddben lernen, nenr elm gelnG
ON obern Bosporus nnitntt pie beute
eiuen qansen Gag MIR einen piertei
Soa fnitet. Gin menig Bbantaiie, BIZ
milf @irfIihfeit rehnet, fam iih Dies
0ouitontinopel NIT ieinen u%ngebeurer
entferuunqen leidt nit ertragreifeg
9erfebrsmitteln ausgeItattet beaten
Ser l1nqliifIihe erbofft an ieosi
@egfriimmung oas @unoer
Die 8Orii6t eebt au iu9t,
Die 8uueriiht 81 fed;
9oriidt nit 3uperitAt
gereint, gelangt gum 3pef.
@er iein SeIbft feitbalt nit eiier-
mem @iaen, an Dem 5erlfent Die
epriugflutb Der Set.
9eifner.
Washington Journal., 1911-11-04
Washington Journal

The only German Paper in Washing
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published every Saturday morning
Office No. 10 Sixth Str. n. w.
Telephone Main 1889.
Washington Journal Co., Iuc.
Proprietors.
Publisher: chas. T. Schwegler
Editor: DR.. Chr. strack.
Subscription PrIcss'
ust $3.50
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Quarterly y
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Single numbers 10
Advertising Rates:
Single insertion, one column:
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Specially low rates by making contracts
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Conducts also a job printing estab-
lishment in the English and German
languages.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-07-09
Vets Win the
 Wilcox Election

Word from Wilcox Saturday night is to the effect ths, the local option election resulted in a sweeping vote in favor of the "wets" the resul. be- ing 40 to 5s.
 The election was had at Wilcox. Dos Cabezas and Fl Dorado, all with- in the Wilcox judicial precinct.
 Prior to the election the saloon men of Wilcox, comprising John Crow. ley, Jos Schwertner, R. A. Pride, and Bud Snow, entered into agreement to close their saloons bet~eeu II o'clock D m and o'clock s m every night and all day on Sundays. This an- nouucement met with such general favor that the election went nearly shree to one for the regulation and against prohibition.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-07-09
Money Deposited
 for Rig Match

The forfeit money of SI00 each in the Hussen-Hetchel wrestling match m Tombstone JGly 18th, has been deposited with The PRosPEcToR as stakeholder for the event. By the terms of the signed agreement of the contestants SlGO more is to be de-. posted by each Of the wrestlers before he day of the bout.
 Keichel is scheduled for th-ee bouts at Bisbee tomorrow ss Fourth Of July attraction. and expects 10 pu. down Grow, weight I72; McAllistsr lJO lbs and Doris !iD lbs in success = ion. The weight Of Hussen and Met. chel will be not more than Ij3 To-. each for the Tombstone match, ~hich is for the welterweieht clampiouehip Arizona
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-07-09
The Fl PasO Herald

The Fl Paso Herald has just issued 9 handsome in usfiai edition of Mexico Its pictorial evidences of points o interest in sister republic revaation to the reader and gives good insight of the possibilities and resources or the romantic and historic republic recently the theatre o war heroes Much also devoted to Arizona and some oi Ter prosperous camps. The edition very cred tabe one and reflects the progressive policy of the Herald management.
 The Albuquerque Herald has just issued a neat edi- on of the resources of Albuquerque and home county ouch editions fill long felt will do much good me Herald Is to be congratulated its enterprise
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-07-09
Mexicans Have a
 Bloody Encounter

At abou, l o'clock this morning Chief of Police George Bravin and Policeman James Dalglish were called upon to arrest Elito Hernandez and Mscelino Doremia, who had become engaged in bloody encounter. It appears that both men were drinking and during the evening had a quarrel which resulted in fight. From what can be learned from the Dis.ric, At. torDey's office, Hernandez assaulted his opponent with 6 knife and during the fight Doremia picked up a rock and hurled It into the lace of Her. nande', mashing his jaw into a pulp, making it necessary to send the in- inred man to the county hospital at Douglas this afternoon. Both men were confined in the county jail dur- ing the night for safe keeping.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-07-09
Rich Oil Find
 At Bowie

WP Howle of Bowie stated to e Benson Preee reporter that oil had been found in . half c dozen weIls near Bowie, but as yet not in con- mercisl quantities
 The oil field is seven or eight miles northerly of Bowie. and for the present the drilling has ceased ss the drilling machines are too light to go deeper.
 Mir. Howle stated that his company he'd the deepest we'll in the field, but had to cease work at . depth of 600 feet. Arrangements have been made with F o Msckey to put his big ma chine in the field.
 There is reported at least . trace of oil in all of the wells drilled thus far, ranging in depth from I6o feet to 600 feet. The deepest we'll produces two bsrre!soi oil every twenty. four honrs snd is ofs parfins base.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-07-09
0oings h the District Court
MONDAY

MONDAY
 The following business was disposed of in the district court today:
 Hsbeas corpus proceedings were heard before Judge Dosn in the case of the Territory vs Sam Hill, who wac being held iu the county jail by the sheriff for sn slleged offense.
 The proceedings were brought on the ground that DO crime wac chsrg- ed in the complaint sworn to and is- sued in Justice Murpby's court at Lowell. and further that the commit mept vas defective inssmuch as it wac not directed to any peace officer to receive the defendant, who wss be- being confined under and by virtue of @ pretended commitment and that his imprisonment was illegal. Tue defendant was sentenced to six months in the county jail of which time he has already served four months
 The defendant ~as ordered dis charged from further confinement by by the court.
 The case Of the City of Bisbee vs J H Fork was reset for trial on the l4th day of July.
 In the case of the Los Angeles Trust < Ssvings Bank vs the Inter. national Gas ( Light compsny ct s', on the court's own motion the order confirming the sale of the property made by the receiver on June 18th was vacated. and upon :he motion oi Ellinwood X Rose, sttorneys for w Ainsworth, the purchaser and peti- tioner. the court ordered the confirm stion of the sale. said order to become final ten days from this date upon notice to all parties defendant, and the return of service of said notice conditioned upon that there be nc valid objections made on that date.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-07-09
Tombstone Young Man
 Joins Benedicts

The PRosPEcToR is in receipt of announcement of the marriage of Mir. Hugh F Cor bett, a well known former Tombstone young man. and Miss Margie Lintott in san FrsuciscJ last Wednesday evening. The bride IS e Frisco girl and is a talented singer and musician. The nuptisl ties were soiemnized al the home of the bride. MT. and Mrs. COrbett, after A honey moon trip to Arizona, will make the city at the Golden Gate their home. The congratulations and expressions of future happiness of Tombstone friends are sith the Eappy young couple.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-07-09
More Delay for
 Arizona Statehood
A Washington dispatch says;

A Washington dispatch says:
 There Is considerable feeling among the friends Of the Arizona-New Mex leo statehood measure over the fact 'ha, the senate has adjourned untIl July over the Fourth of July holi- day and the statehood bill has not yet cen reported although the senate ommi;tee on territories voted to re- commend 1t fayorably week ago today.
 Chairman Smith hrs gone to Lis homein Mich gan and it is given ou; at thecommittee rooms that he will no, be back unt;! Wednesday or Thur=1ay.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-07-09
 GET THE COLD
 SHOULDER

Jack Wi!ts, who fought under the name of Jack Benton, ssys that DOW that peace has been declared, grioeoes are being given the cold shoulder at CsDsnea and that the recent brother ly love has frozeG over. He says that q leader ssid, "rhere will be no money for the gringoes."
 We were promised . thousand dol- lars gold and 320 acres oi land if the rebel army won" said wilts to the Bisbee Review, "but after their fight had been won they gave os the e,,a shoulder and that is all ws Ros.'' vs1-
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-07-09
ARTISAN WELL OVER
 1000 Fl. DEEP

The Duncan.S iegh well at San Simon is now the deepest well in the district, having reached A depth of Oi5 feet. The well has been ca-ed for the greater portion Of the way down as the ground in that vicinity has tendency to cave. The iBdica- tions for water are excellent and it is the intention of the company to drill until a satisfactory flow is encount- cred.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-07-09
Trappers Bring
 In Many Hides

Several trsppeIs and hunters came into the county seat this morning from vsrious sections Of the county to dispose Of A quantity oi hides and pelts. Not being aware that the county had stopped the payment oi bounties indefinitely and having re- ceivei no notice to thst elf. ct, the came were red deemed by ths officials,
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-07-09
TERRITORIAL ITEMS Or iK-
 TeREST CONDENSED.

Acsmp of Royal Neighbors. the ladies auxiliary to the Modern Wood. men of America, was organized at Flsgstsff Thursday evening with . charter membership of over fifty.
 Jack Chisholm had his leg broken last week on Anderson Mess in Coco nino county, while roping a steer. It will be about five weeks or more be- fore he csn use the busted prop freely again
 Rains have been plentiful on cattle ranges north of Ash Fork during the past ten days. Dry washes were flooded and pleptyof tank water is assured for the season in that section. R.nge is good and cattle are looking fine.
 Prosperity is in the air for every stockman and rsncher in all sections os Arizona this season.
 In cabled report to the New York American of the coronation parade la London. when King George and Queen Mary were crowned, mention is made of 8 large number of guests Of John Hsys Hammond, special ambassador from the United States. and among those mentioned were MT. and Mrs. E | Nj Perrin of Williams, Arizona.
 Late Saturday night an engine on the turntable of the Santa Fe round house at Williams caught fire from the oil burning mechsuism and was was almoet & total loss. Seven Pullman trains, carrying mem bers of the American Medical association, made q trip to the Grand Canyon last week, while enronte to the annual convention held at Los Angeles.
 Sixteen Santa Fe engines were destroyed in the frame round house i building .t Needles fast week. This marA. ices Of thirty engines by fire along the Santa Fs within the pss; two weeks.
 Joaquin Soss, . miner, s:.bboa lis wife with s miners candle stick at Weaver Gulcb, Saturday, attempting to kill her because she refused to re. turn and live with him. Her wounds are thought fatal. A delegation of Mojsve-Apache Indisns returnsd from Washington last week, to their reservation in southern Arizona. One received 8 present of an overcoot, which he proudly wears continually despite the sweitering heat
 Several eastern horse buyers have been making purchases in Coconino county during the past week.
 The Pioneers Home, in Prescott, is becoming exclusively Ysvspsi and Msricopa County institution. Four fifths of the inmates are from those two counties.
 Willard Sevier. 6 fores. ranger, was married at Williams last week to Mice Edna Hsllowsy.
 Fred Mckinley. an eleven-year old boy, was seriously injured and nar- rowiy escaped death in fly wheel st c mining camp near Iron Springs lsst week.
 Skeletons dug up in the streets and alleys of Phoenix gre thought to be bodies Of searly settlers drowned in floods and then covered by silt and wssh during later years.
 The largest amount ever shipped in four cars of lumber, consisting l27 ,0U0 feet, wss sent out last week from the mill at CiiSs, Coconino
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-07-09
BARLEY MILL LATEST COCHlSE
 INDUSTRY

he Benson Press says that W. W. P"IodexteT & Co.,, the enterprising merchants, realizing the advAntsger of having barley mill m Benson, and others seeming :o neglect this enter prise, "rdeied A barley-roii mil from Los Angeles last week, with {. capaci- ty oi 40 sack- per hour, and the nill i- expected to arrive at Benson son t time this Rcek.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-07-09
More Marriage
 Licenses Issued

The following two marriage licenses were issued by Clerk James in the probate court today: Samuel Wesley Peace of Rodeo, N. M., to wed Ida Taylor oi Stafford; Lloyd L. Stewart 10 wed Helena Frances Meere, both residents Of Bisbee,
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-07-09
Sunday In
 Tombstone Churches
CoSGREGATIoSAI

CoSGREGATIoSAL Sunday School 10 6. m., F. H Reeves, sup,.
 Preaching at II A, m. lls. m. theme: "Knowing God The Lords supper will be commem orsted with this service
 Evening service 7:3J p. m. Evening service topic: How we may serve the Nstion." Norman Abel leader.
 For the summer months the Sum day evening service will be a joint service of the Y. P. s. c. E and the preaching service.
 Everybody is cordially invited to attend these service.
 REV. H. A. DECK. Pastor.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-07-09

Buy arc Ty | fox Tor;s..,
 "H... yo" think c:It cg rr.. .,. v < .5 of Cascarcts Candy (. :'a.t ideallaNa;;Ye, tonight. You, .cr regret it. Genuine tssi., amped C. C. C. Never sold |. '1k. Al druggists. Iac
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-07-09
HhGi yGu As. TOT

--, 5u asE !oI Cascarets Csro
 --%%e be sure you ge, th..n Iendine :-blets stamped (. C. .t Never sold in bulk. A substitutor s always a cheat and . fraud Bevare ~ druggists. sne
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-07-09

Prince Kropotkin has discovered the bacillus Of gout This will be glad news for old man Common People.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-07-09

The lady who tries to smuggle ia iewelry Is probably too honest to steal 8 pin.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-07-09

Any garb that is waterproof is the fall style in raincoats
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-07-09

Will women ever be convinced that 1t does not pay to try 10 beat Uncle Sam at the smuggling game.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-07-09

Cuba hopes some day to get its storms trained to pick bananas but not to damage shipping
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-07-09

Where is the use in carrying q hob bled woman to a dance?
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-07-09

Even s perfect climate has It's on days
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-07-09

There are times when the "1told- you-so" man is more of a nuisance than ever before.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-07-09

How much easier "aeroplane" would be to pronounce if we could only call 1t "areOplane"
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-07-09

King Manuel thinks of coming to the United States. which Is a very nice country.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-07-09

Little Bobby Is getting ready to tell Santa Claus that he wants an aero plane at Christmas time.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-07-09

Unlike the autoist the aviator is not bothered with the problem of good roads
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-07-09

Eight women's clubs at Panama. Be tween clubs and spades the big job will go through
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-07-09

Reckless auto driving must be pun ished with all the severity the law allows
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-07-09

The aviation business does not seem to be falling of, although the aviators are
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-07-09

Now the coal man smiles anu ,us ice man weeps
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-07-09

The only prohibitiye duty we need is one on cholera.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-07-09

Not the auto but the reckless chaut- feur merits public condemnation
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-07-09

It simplfes matters when lost aero nauts find themselves.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-07-09

Cholera. like its undesirable citizens. Europe may keep at home.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-07-09

Sunshine is all right, but the hunt CTS moon has its excellencies also.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-07-09
IHe RECORDS GIVEN IN BRIEF

IAe RECORDS GIVEN IN BRIEF. U to H B Withsreil land. W and A Jwitherell to Edith Kenney, land ..... 10 co Edward Lee to John Lee land. .. ... .......... 1000 On Geo Stewart to Arizona Agency Ass'n Bisbee prop. 600 O0 M Donohue to Mary Curlee, 6 Douglas prop. =. ....... l60 O0 CM Hudson to Mary Curlee Douglas prop. .......-.. s0C oO Mrs Herman Durand to Wm E Moore, Turquois prop
 cHArTEL NoRTGAor Mary Curlee to Margaret Mar sh.i, Douglas prop ...... 500 %
 SUBTRACTION OF MORTGAGE Arizona Nut Say Assn to c N Rubison ... State Mutusl Assn to Mar. garet Robertson ..
 AGREEMENT James smithson with Greene Cattle Co, smithson agrees to arcc~pt m full for s-..:- age in loss of hie hand while Tn employ Of Greene Cattle Go the sum of .. 600 %
 REALTY MORTGAGE E Hatcher ct al 10 Jennie E Ryan, Douglas prop to se. cure ............... 6OO co
 SATISFACTION OF MORTGAGE. Ariz Nut Say f Loan Assp to E Fisher ct u1. Fidelity Say & Loan Assn to c N Brown, release trust deed . ... Ariz Bank t Tru.t Go to E O B Mann.
 DEED Lewis Hesrn to Wm Fine Doo Luis property .... [ 10 O0I Arizona & Mexico Realty Co e % Ars " Wsters, Doug las property. ty............ 375 % J J Camp to Emma Hatcher corrective deed, Douglas property. y........... 10 O0I Ada Adsme to J D Goodiu. hines. -.......-...... l % B W Goodin to J D Goodio uiues l OO D Fuighum to E A Shill- ing Wilcox prop. .... POO % |
 DEED | we Hoover ct ux to FJ Reinboth. Bisbee prop. ..s 100 % |
 BILL OF SALE E E Davis to r E Pollock interest in Int Steam Laundry ........ 100 OJl U 8 to Grsat Western Copper Co mines Turquois diet.
 cHATrEL MORTGAGE H L Johnson to Norton. Nor gan Com. O.. 500 cattle 10 thrss brsnds, rsnging | in San Pedro valley to se- cure ..... ....-....... 5000 oo| d l. Johnson to Norton h Morgan Com Co, 800 cattle m two brsods to secure. 5000 co
 cHArrEL MORTGAGES 0 L Mckinney to B P Hal. derman cattle. ... lOl5 OO
 REALTY MORTGAGE Ie Ars. sossn Lynn HoIchsn & husband to Albert Stein- field; land in eco 5 twp IS IF 6U m John H Leeet ux to Joba ? ( Crowley; net sec as typ ls H.--.. .-...-..s.sC- lJO 00i C c:s:o, ssa'a.ssS s<; s-' ,;;.9ss,o t g 5 iss.S5',
 v--. S~As9 AaR Ssu1au6
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-07-09

rv Dsr scR slESy - ~.|MS sAsss ssss - e ' ess' . is Se :..
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-07-09
Lovely weather. isn't it'

Jupiter Pluvius is a bit of a tease.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-07-09

c:s:o, .sa.ar;s,5 s.s; s-' ,;;.sss.os t g s s issS S0Do09Da EDAAw 7na S,
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-07-09

METHODIST Sunday School 1000 6. m. Epworth League.7 p. tn. Al! are invited.
 P. H. BoDKIS, Pastor.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-07-09

CATHOLIC Sunday services at the Catholic church every third Sunday, together with Saturday proceeding andMondsy following, as follows:-
 SATURDAY Mass at Sa. m.
 SUNDAY Msss at 9 6 ID, Evening Service st 7:30 p ID.
 MONDAY Msss ats 6. m. Sunday school every Sunday ct 10 a. m, Mrs. Wm Cavsnagh, supt. All are cordially invited Co attend REV. W. A.,MEURER, Pastor. REV. EMILE BARRETT, Assistant
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-04-18
BORROWED
PLUMAGE

Borrowed plumage, evidently to have
been used in the personal adornment
of "A comely Hawaiian Miss who pos
sesscd strong incllnatiOns towards mat
rlmony, now occupy Il conspicuous
place In the office of Chief of Dotcc-
tives McDufic.
Miss Ethel COngdon Is in the tolls,
with charge of larceny filed against
her name.
The officers descended upon the
humble habitation Of the lady and,
upon complaint of a ncighbor, made IA
careful search and brought to light n
number Of articles OF wearing apparel
that We're declared not to be the prop
crty Of the Hawaiian girl.
In order to settle the dispute, the
frllly and filmsy articles Of clothing
are now awaiting preliminary hear
ing which will be held before Judge
Lymcr at police court The dresses
and other things are valued at $3.50.