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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-06-01

/ Brown, Miss V. Brown, j. S. Cavalho,
Mrs J. S. Cavalho, Miss NJ. Chisbee,
NJ. COIN. DR.. $. Coleman, Mrs. J. V.
H. Davenport, ]. S. Davidson, Bicrens
de Ham, Miss $. w. Downer, J. S.
Evans, Thos. II. Footc, Mrs Thos. ii.
| l'OotC, q. V. FOrman, Mrs q. V. For
man. q. St Goar. Miss Goar, G. o.
Goodwin, Mrs. G. q. Goodwin, j. Ilar-
per. Mrs. J. Harper, Miss NJ. Hayden,
III IIorstman, Miss Helen Huber, Ad-
I miral John Hubbard, +. l.. IIankey,
Mrs. r. L. IIankcy, NJ A. Huntington,
| Miss NJ Huntington, Major J. A. Hut
| Crimson, Mrs. s. Ibaragi, Master NJ.
Ibaragi, Ed. Isham, Chancellor j..
jerks, Mrs. j.. jerks, Miss Ruth jerks,
Master II. jerks, Miss S. w. Johnson,
Miss Rose Il. Kales, S. Kamyama,
Miss T.. ID. KIotz, Prof. DR.. Martini,
Mrs. VIM. Mcmillan and maid, j. q.
MaCgowan, Mrs. J. G. McGowan, Miss
| Mcgowan, Mrs. G. T.. McWilliams,
Mrs NJ. A. Nice, J. II. Nee, Miss NJ. j.
Nee, Mrs. Il. ID. McrviIIe, Lieut.. NJ.
Milne, Count A. Montgelas, Countess
| A. Montgelas, infant and maid; Miss
q. Moore Mrs. h. l. Morton, X. Ma
kane and servant, Mr. Newbold, c. A.
! Nicol, Mrs. G. A. NiCol, G. ID. Osborne,
| Mrs. G. u. Osborne, II. II. Parrish. Il.
! w. Paxton, r.. G. Pomcry, Mrs. II. q.
Pomcry and child. ri e. Rich, Mrs A.
! w. Richard and child, Mrs. q. II. Ris-
Icy Miss b. Rist, MIR. Saudry, Mrs.
Saudry, NJ Schwejtzcr, Mrs. NJ.
! Schwcitzcr. II. II. Segar, Mrs II. Il.
Scgar, Hon. $. Sho. Rev. II. A. Snvcry,
| Miss Mary Spaulding, Miss Jano
! Spalding, Miss l.. Stevens, Miss S.
| Bella Stevens, c. w. Sporrord, Mrs. c.
! W. Sponord, Master Spofford, Mrs. NJ.
Stroud, Miss * Stroud, G. r.. Summer
lin, Tang Gee, Mrs. V. Van colt, Miss
Van Colt, H. l. Wallace, Mrs. II, l.
! Wallace, r. Wallace, l.. Warner, Mrs.
| /. Warner, Lt.-Comdr. w. e. Watts,
Mrs. w. e. Watts, Miss Il. Watts, J.
G. Watson, Mrs. q. Il. Weber, Consul
II. Wicandcr, Mrs. II. Wicandcr, Miss
A. Winstanlcy, Miss J. Wright, Capt.
w. Wyndham, Mrs. w. Wyndham.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-06-01
PASSENGERS ARRIVED

Per T. Is. X. S. S. Tcnyo Maru, from
IIonGkong via Japan ports.--For IIo-
nolulu: T.. W. Bolk, :. Itgkura, 1t G..
II. Russell, j.. H. Nandcrstok, Sir ED.
Boyle, Bart; Lady Boyle. II. Crozcl-
liter. Il. W. Davies, *. Hamaishi,
Mrs. IIough, Mss Hough CD, Miss
Helen Huber, Mrs. Eutsunuma and two
Miss Kerr. Dr. |. Mort, DIR. J. w. RAJ
macr. From Iiongkong. Shanghai, Ma
gaSaki and Kobe: Miss q. Bates, g. II.
Bccson, Mrs. G. II. Bceson and infant,
1t. Il. Brutsch, Miss n. Cauiield.
Kwang Ching, Miss Lillian COIN, Miss
Pearl COIN, <. NJ. Edclman, J. $. Fca-
ron, Miss A. l.. Finlay, Mrs. Lewis
IIcyman, Capt. r. HOlCOnbe, Rev IL.
T.. House, Dr. +. II. Hume, Mrs. Il. II.
Hume aud three children, Rov. Robt.
Knox, Mrs Robt. Knox and child, Geo.
w. Lewis, Mrs. Geo. w. Lewis and
four children, J. Liddcll, Mrs. J. Liddcll
and two children, Mrs. q. A. Main, two
children and maid; Lei Hsiao Min, *.
Miller, Rev. J. A. Mowatt, Mrs. j. a.
Mowatt and child, Rev. A. A. Pictcrs,
Mrs. A. A. Pictcrs and two children,
j. -. Quinn, j. ID. Rippcl, DIR. J. T..
Roche, W. A. Smith, J. ID. Taylor, Mrs.
J, d. Taylor and three children, a. p.
Utlcy. From Yokohama: r. II. Apple
ton, Mrs. f. II. Appleton. Il. c. Atkin-
son, Miss II. Il. harrington, j. Il. Bart
lett, Mrs. J. II. Bartlett, Master Bart
lett, j. d. Brady. Miss A. l.. Broadhoad.
Miss Il. Il. Broadhead. q. w. Brown,
Mrs. G. w. Brown and maid, W. G.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-06-01
LOCAL And GENERAL

Tho Bul letin telephone numbers
have not been changed with the looa-
ton Of the paper. They remain the
same as printed in the telephone diree.
tory Business office, 2256; editorial
rooms, 2t85.
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DEPARTED


Island cruise-Kukui u. S. light.
house tender D. N.
Hawaii ports-Wailele, stmr. D. m
Hawaii purts-lIelcne, stmr., p
IN.
San Francisco via Island ports -
HilOnian. NJ. N. S. s., 0 D. m.
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FOR RENT.

Cottage with two bcdrooms; electric
lights, gas; newly renovated. In
quire Mrs. Young. 12i9 Fort st.
49i3-1w
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-06-01
Repea. in from the Sound.

Bringing full shipment of lumber
the schooner Repeat thirty-two days
from Port Gamble, is an arrival off
the port today. The vessel brings
cargo to the agency of Levers and
Cooke.
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dual LANGUAGE


gothcr and the House employees as a
rule gave much satisfaction.
The following statement gives the
public AN exact accounting of House
expenses:
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ARRIVED
Thursday. June 1.

llongkong via Japan ports-Teny,
Maru, Jap. stmr. a. IN.
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$4,000
Stationery.

Office Supply Co. .$4S9. 20
Hawaiian Gazette Co. ....... eel 90
Hawaiian News Co. ......... 5GiO
Hawaiian star .............. $3.50
Mercantile Printing Co. ...... 1850
American Hawaiian Paper and
Supply Co. ................ I'd
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HONOLULU AERIE, 40, f. o. E.
HONOLULU LODGE, GIG. B. P. o. E.

Honolulu Lodge No. sic. b. p. o.
Llks, meets in their hall, on King
Street, near Fort, every Friday eve
Ming. Visiting Brothers are cordially
invited to attend.
u. p. II. ISENRERG n. II.
GEO. II. ELUEGEL, Sec.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-06-01

Blank books Of all sorts, lcdgers,
etc, manufactured by the Bulletin
I Publishing COMPANY
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-06-01
$26S176
Printing, Hawaiian.
Printing. Ennlish.

Hawaiian Gazette co. ........s 329O5
Bulletin Publishing Co. .... 1880
Hawaiian Star .............. 4O5 90
Paradise of the Pacific ...... 1850
$142i.O5
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-06-01

Thetis OF for Laysan.

The United States revenue cutter
Thetis Is flying a blue peter prepar-
atory TO sailing for Laysan island
where a party of four scicutists from
the University Of Iowa will be picked
up and returned to civilization after
their extended soiourn at the bird re-
servation The Thctis is to proceed
to Alaska there to conduct n tour of
what is known as the floating court
body of Judiciary who hold court at
several Alaskan ports.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-06-01

SSSS.25
Furniture, Carpets. Upholstoring, Etc.
Honolulu Planning Mil ......$ $4,000
Coyne Furniture Co, Ltd. 80. 1,791.7G
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Shipping
JAPANESE Line To MAKE
KEEN fight FOR BUSINESS
President ASano of K K. Will Make Trip in New Shunyo
Maru Within Next Few M onths-Many Shippers Seek
New Command-Tenyo Maru Brings Large List of Pas
SenuerS.

large number Of casuals and her cab.
in accommodation Is already well fili.
ed
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Automobile Hire.
$4,000


Henry Van Gicson ........ $473.7O
Rcrnicc *. Dwight ........... 1875
Edith Trcadway .............. 6S65
~ T.. o'Sullivan ............. $3.50
Francis Evans ............... 4O.65
Ethel Il. Carter .............. 1905
VIM. l.. Ewaliko ............ 5000
Albert X. Akana .............. 1890
VIM. II. Kcawc. .............. 1850
Geo. G. Kopa .............. 500
w. waiboud ..........,..... 765
Henry Peters .............. 400
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=. j. Tcsta ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. 1916
J S. Kalakiela ......t....... 29.12
J. @. NJ. Sheldon ......... 2103
Jas. H. Hakuole ......... 2O.12
A. St c. Piianaia ............ 1869
Eugene Aiu .........t........ 1O.25
is. Fernandez ........... o51
n. y. Fabian ............... $50
ID. X. Kahaulclio ........... 5.35
lB. J. Wright ............ 3.O5
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Transport Sherman at Three Tomo

row.
According to wireless received al
the local quartermaster department
the United States army transpoi
Sherman from Manila bound for Sar
Francisco will arrive at Honolulu on
or about three o'clock tomorrow ait
ernoOn. The vessel is carrying q
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-30
PALZER FLOORS KAUFMAN
New York Heavyweight Sends Right
Uppercut to Opponents Jaw.
FIGHT LASTS FIVE ROUNDS
Knockout Isnds scheduled Ten-
nound Bout In which Fans see
some Lively MiIIins-ITeavy
Singing the Rule.

NEW YORK, Dec. e,-A Pslasr. the
local heavyweight. knocked opt Al Kauf-
man OF california In the fifth round OF
scheduled teu-round bout at the National
Sporting club last night. with a right
-uppercut' to tho Jaw.
The fisht started in yhIriwlnd style. I'm
nedlately after tho FIRST bell Palzer
landed terrific nEh, to Kaufman's
stomach. l,noclsing him down, but the
Californian was up instantly ana landed
u right 10 PalEer's jaw, which sent him
TO the floor. Palxer jumped to his feet
and floored Kaufman IN turn with a
right to the Jaw
In the second, both slowed up slightly.
with Kaufman the aggressor throughout
the round
The third was the westerlsrs Nv
slight margin.
Tho fourth round was all 6sufmans.
He handed the local fighter neal lacing
throughout the session and az the bell
Palzer was hanging on to escape punish-
ment.
Palxor came up fresh for the firth
round. with Kaufman slowing up bit.
The men pummeled each other about the
ring, with kaufman apparently haviag
the better OF the exchanges until near
the end OF the round. Suddenly Palzer
saw an opening In Kaufman's guard and
stepping In close to his opponent sont
over the fateful right 10 the chin and
Kaufman went down for the final count.
Palzer. the winner OF tonlghts fight
has been prominent figure reoeHly IN
boxing tournaments for white hopes
IN this vicinity. and on the reputation
thus gained. has engaged in several pro-
fesslonal battles showing steady improve
ment and IA the opinion OF many. Is giv-
Ing promise OF developing into good
heavyweight.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-30
Seattle Contractor
Called to Testify in
Dynamite Cases

SEATTLE, Wash, Dec. 29.-George
Eckman, a local contractor has been
summoned TO appear before the federal
grand Jury at Los Angeles. Eckman was
a foreman in charge OF the construction
OF the federal building at Los Angeles az
tho time the dynamite was found near
the hail OF records.
Los ANGELES, Cal, Dec. 29.-Wit-
nesses from. the Home colony near Los
Angeles. where David Caplan and Milton
A. Schmidt, alleged accOmpiioes OF James
b. MoNamarA in dynamiting. were said
to have sought refuge, were expected TO
reach Los Angeles today in response to
subpOenses summonlng them before the
federal grand jury 20 testify as 20 any
possible knowledge they had OF the al
legged national dynamite conspiracy.
In addition to the Seattle witnesses, Il
was thought that A. E. YOeil OF San
Francisco. secretary OF the Asiatic Ex-
clusion league. would be called before
the jurors today.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-30
Men Of Many Nations
Speak at Convention
Of the Historians

BUFFALO. Dec. 2e.-great Britain.
France, Japan. Canada and, the south
American countries were repfesented by
speakers at today's sessions Of the
American Historical association and the
American Political Schemes association.
IHIso Nitrobe, from the. First Imperial
College OF Japan; read AN interesting
paper before tho International relations
section on The American-Japanese Re-
lations Prior to Perry's Advent" !" Henry
Gin Of the National University OF La
Plata spoke before the Ansio-Americau
and Iasin-Amerfcnn meeting on "The
Point OF View Of Latin america. - m
A plan for efficient state government
had the attention Of the political science
association. fea
Al the close Of today's session both as
sociations will adjourn. the historians to
meet at Cornell university and the Pollt-
ical Science association at the Univer-
sity of Toronto for the closing session of
the annual meeting pm Saturday after
noon.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-30
Five Men Charged
With Numbering a
Girl Near Lyons, Ga.

LYONS. Ga, Dec. 2S.-Charged with the
murder Of Miss Nettfe Newsom. ten miles
from here, five white men we're placed in
Jail here today. They are John Toole and
His son, Bud Bason. James Mason, ST.,
and man named Falter.
The arrests resulted from the coroner $
inquest held today. According to reports
received here Miss Newsom was shot
down Christmas night in the road near
her home. The men under arrest 1t Is
said, had been drinking at country
store and sent for Miss Newsom to come
to the store TO play a plano for them.
The girl refused, and later the men are
said to have left the store for the New
som home. A man named Spivey, fearing
trouble. followed them.
spivey had not gone far, it is reported.
until he heard shot, and moment later
Miss Newsom ran down the road and fell
dead at his feet. She had been shot
through the body.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-30
President Will
Visit Brooklyn
and Philadelphia

WASHINGTON. Dec. @-Presldent
Tatt's last trip Of the present year will
take him to Philadelphia for a three
hours stop and to dinners in New York
and Brooklyn. The journey begins to-
morrow morning and ends in Washington
on, Sunday. The president will be in the
White House TO watch the old year out
and the new year In.
Secretary OF the state Knox will ac-
company the president to New York,
Senator Penrose will be his guest as far
az Philadelphia and Otto T. Barnard OF
New York will come to washington with
Mr.. Taft.
In Philadelphia the president will at
tend the John wsnnamaker fiftieth ami
vcrsary and jubilee celebration and will
visit the offices OF a morning newspaper
and IN New York win be a guest at the
Citizens Peaes dinper and look In on
the dinner OF the University club OF
Brooklyn He is due TO leave New York
for washington tomorrow at midnight.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-30
cURLEY is READY TO
DEPOSIT BIG FORFEIT

SALT LAKE CITY. Utah, Dec. So
Jack Curley, manager OF Jim Flynn. left
for Chicago today prepared to post ei0OOO
in cash TO blnd match with Jack John
son for the heavyweight championship OF
the world.
lie viii renew his offer OF $4,000 for
Johnson's SHIRE OF the purse for a finish
fight with Flynn. curley states that he
has received assurances that johnson is
disposed to give the offer favorable con-
sideratiOn.
IL Johnson accepts the bout viii be
staged just over the Nevada state line
west OF Sah Lake City.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-30
WHITE 0UTP0lNTS SCHULTZ
IN FAST TEN-R0UND FIGHT

CLEVELAND. o., ID ce 4.-charlie
White Of Chicago outpointed battling
schultE Of Toledo in fast ten-round
fight here tonight The fight was about
evenly contested throughout. but White
had a shade the advantage.
Joe Phillips Of Providence, r.. l.,
khocked out Battling Terry Of Pittsburgh
in the seventh round OF scheduled
twelve-round bout, and Matt Brock and
Otto Yacknow. both OF Cleveland. fought
twelve rounds TO a draw In the pre-
liminariea.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-30
TAFT BUREAU NWASHINGTON
Presidents supporters May Open
Headquarters at Capital.
BARNARD MAY TAKE CHARGE
Report that the New York Leader
VIII Look After the Details
of President Taft's
CampaiGn.

NEW YORK, Dec. 29.--It was reported
today that President Taft soon would ask
Otto T. Barnard Of this city to accept an
important position in connection with tile
campaign leading up to the republican
national conventions. In the event that
Mr.. Taft is nominated at Chicago next
June, 1t was said, Mr.. Barnard, IL he
takes part In the preliminary campaign,
might continue as one OF the principal
advisers to the president until the votes
are cast in November. q
President Taft has been urged by re-
publican leaders to take deeper interest
in the pre-convention campaign. At least.
II is said he has consented that a Taft
headquarters be opened in Washington at
an early date. Whether or not Mr.
Barnard will take charge OF the head
quarters may depend on the conference
to be held in Washington the early part
of next week, in which the president
Mr.. Barnard and Secretary Charles d.
Hilles viii participate The pressure OF
political business at the White House
has been increasing steadily since the
meeting Of the republican national COM
mittee In Washington, December 12, and
1t Is said that the opening of a head
quarters has become necessary to divert
the flow Of visitors from all sections Of
the country.
There still exists the belief in political
circles here that Secretary Hllles will be
called on to direct the campaign for MIR.
Taft in the event of the latters notnina-
tiOn, but there has been no definite de-
cision to that effect.
Mr.. Barnard will accompany President
Taft back to Washington ON Saturday
night. following the peace dinner in this
city and will spend New Yeafjs day at
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-30
Huntington Rolls
With Blakeney to Win

The final ten-game match between
Huntington and Blakeney and zarp
and Anseisbers. which took place al the
Francisco alleys last night resulted in
favor Of Huntington and Blakeney by
lS pins. They also won the first match
by ffty-eight pins which gives them a
total OF &S for the match. Blaksncy was
the star for the bunch. getting i,ol0 and
1oo2 for the ten games.
Dad Huntington's rolling was very good,
netting a total Of ps7 for the last match,
and sii for the first Patrick AnEelsberg
was there with eS and ssi. carp took
a big slump IN the last series. only
getting ~. his former game being s2L
Scores.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-30
FIVE ARMY OFFICERS
SLATED FOR RETIREMENT

WASHINGTON Dec. 2s.-Five Officers
OF the army, all above the grade Of major.
have been ordered before retiring boards
In connection the the army 'weedinR OUT
program. They are Colonel William I.
Pitcher, infantry, Fort Mcdowell, Cal. /;
Colonel William p, Evans, Fort Leaven-
worth, Kan; Lieutenant Colonel Jsmes
u. Goodin. Seventh infantry. Army and
Navy General hospital. Hot Springs,
Ark; Major Wendell L. Simpson. Fif-
teenth infantry. New York City, and
Major William II. Brooks. medical corps.
Fort Mcdowell. Cal.
These officers are new serving in the
continental United States It is ex-
pected that several officers serving in
the Philippines also win be ordered be-
fore retiring boards.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-30
INSANITY IS INCREASING
IN THE UNITED STATES

WARRINGTON, Dec. ss-while the
total population OF the United States in
creased about II per cent in the last six
years. the number OF insane people was
augmented curing the same period by ss
per cent In S7a institutions canvassed
by the census bureau up to January l..
1910. were lS7'tst insane patients. or an
Increase Of S7.SoS since lsoa.
Massachusetts leads the states with
slt.s insane per 10000 population. with
New York close seeond-stS.l for every
10000 persona
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-30
FINANCES FOR LINCOLN CLUB
Receivership Hearing Goes Over on
Request of Despair.
HOPES TO SECURE THE MONEY
Belief ExIsts Arrangements VIII lie
Made Today 20 Put Organization
ON Its Feet for Another

LINCOLN. Dec. Especial )--Gov-
ernor Aldrich, II he keeps mp his present
Lincoln ball club on petition OF George
r. Truman, creditor. went over for a
day in the district court on the strength
of statement By the attorney for Dom
aid Despair. the owner Of the club. that
plens for financing rs affairs we're under
way II is thought arrangements can
be made BY tomorrow TO finance the club
and the management remain as Il ls, with
money enough behind It to put It on a
sound basis.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-30
LINCOLN BASE BALL CASE
is CONTINUED ONE DAY

LINCOLN. Nsb.. Dec. 2s.-UpOn the
statement that the receivership suit
against the lincoln ball club might be
settled before tomorrow without further
legal proceedings. the hearing on the ap.
pointment OF a receiver was continued
one day by Judge Stewart OF the district
court hits morning. IL Is thought that
President Despair has arranged for the
sale OF all OF portion Of his interest in
the club.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-30

IOWA CITY, Ia, Dec. fo.-Mark High.
land, coaeh Of tekseaReer-clark college, mas
been CHOSEN ~ >Tefefee for both OF the
Iowa Minnesota basket ball games, IL
was announced here today. Davies OF
ciate AZ the Iowa Wisconsin game IN
Madison, and Seymour OF the State Nor
NAL ana Hodges OF Dartmouth will have
charge o1 the fowa-Nisconsin game in
this city.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-30
FOUR MORE DEATHSlN 5
BERLIN MUNICIPAL HOUSE

BERLIN, Dec. 2ss-Four morn deaths
from poisoning occurred today at the
Municipal Night Shelter for the Home-
less. bringing the total of the fatalities
from the eating Of tainted fish by a num-
Der ofsthe inmates on December 26 up to
fifty-two. Between seventy and eighty
men are still suffering from the effects
Of the consumption Of the putrid fish.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-30
Boys Church Club
Uses Gym at Fort

The Boys club OF 81. stephens Sunday
school, Twenty-fourth street and Ames
avenue. meets every Friday evening Ia
the gymnasium az Fort Omaha. Some
very promising young athletes are en-
thuslastlo members OF the club. They
would Ike 20 play basket ball with
teams which average i2o pounds on Fr-
day evenings. either at the fort or on
other suitable indoor courts The Rev.
l.. w. Heaton Is manager for the club.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-30
PrIneeaon Hockey Team Wins.

CLEVELAND. o.. Dec 29-The Prince
ton hockey team defeated the Yale squad
here tonight 10 Both teams showed
LACK of teamwork and the contest was
rather poorly played on both sides. The
playing OF Baker the Princeton rover.
was the feature
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-30

ROCHESTER,, y. y. Dec 20-Giovanni
Franz Mohier. a giant German, in nine
minutes twenty-fouf seconds here to-
night. Raicevich then took two falls
from kantalee, Frenchman. In nine
seconds. respectively.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-30
With the Bowlers

In the Commercial league the La val
doras won two out OF three from the st.
james. J. Moyna had high honors Of the
evening with high total Of 62i and high
single OF as. For the Vaidorss, Chris
tiansen was high, with $50 Scores:
IA UAr-nnnAa
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-30
sam Crawford sirA. consract.

DETROIT. Dec. 2s-sam Crawford
right fielder. today signed a 1912 con-
tract with the Detroit American league
base ball club.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-30

me kumohr's sports took three
straight from The Chris Lycks last night
on the Basement alleys. Pohler. high
single. 100. ana Condor. high total. 6lS,
for the Sports, n. Butler, tsi for the
lycka. Scorer.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-30
An ugly Cash

should be covered with clean bandages,
saturated with Bucklen's Arnica salve.
Heals burns, wounds. sores, piles. 25c Foe
sale by Beaton Drug Co. ,p. 81
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-30

the White House. 1t is said that tn,
proposition to Mr. Barnard to join tn,
Taft forces then will be made. Mr.
Barnard was republican candidate fol
mayor in the last election.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-30

Key to the situatiop--Ree Advertising.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1911-06-23

obber trust. Because the reciprocity
treaty contains a schedule which will
in a small measure help the newspapers
to prevent the downright robbery oil
their business, some Of the farmers
are accusing them for looking after
their own selfish interests. This is
wholly wrong and uugenerous. This
paper took up the reciprocity question
before it knew the proposed schedule.
Far beyond the mere paper schedule
that task is of infinite importance. The
fight Of the newspapers to breach the
high tariff wall is the really important
thing in this reciprocity measure, and
the plundering trusts are fighting to de-
feat it for that reason. They know very
we'll what will happen when reciprocity
wins. The newspapers think and work
on broader lines than single schedule
in the tariff, but the freedom of trade
Never till We get reasonable freedom oil
trade will be on an even footing for ouI
living even in demOcracy.-Burlingto
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