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No quiere reconocer don Emilio Gar
ceS que no Sc puede ser poIitico y macs
tro de escuea a un tempo En- una
tribuna sc diJo las otras noches que el
senior GaIc6s era el autor de unos ar
tculos di,ociadores que han apareeido
en I'm periodico local Y como dicho Sc
lor 10 HI desnentido tai manifestation,
indicl qNc es cierto
El comisionado de Edueaci6n puede
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-08-21

tirse y he ahi porque ha tenido tan bue-
ma acogida la Compania Pasquae.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-08-21

Gran n6nero de ciudadanos han he
cho soicitudes para ingresar EN- la Poll
Ella Insular. Cast todos los aspirantes
son aglituItonea que Sc AaIlan sin ocu-
paci6n pol Ia pan alia1,.ln de- los traba-
JOS EN- las centraIeS azucareraS.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-08-21

FL domingo a Ia una de la tarde e..
LIBRARIAN una Asamblea en- el Teatro Oil
YER les decididos partidarios del actual
Juez Municipal Lcdo. Amado Rivera.
que no son otios que los que han for
mado aqui una disidencia.
A esa as m5Iea .oaeuril1n les can
pesinos de mas signifcaci6n simpati
zadores del senior Amado Rivera. sera
presidida por el acauda'a 'ado Propietafio
don Elri4ue LaHdr5n, ex-administrador
de la Central Cambalache
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-08-21

Agosto 20 de 1912.
The sun., 1912-08-11
DEAD HONEY RAJAH MouRNEp,
Walter Murray's EnRlish Ba1ldog
Promised Even Greater Things.

Honey Rajah. an English bulldog owned
by Waiter Murray .ldied on August I, and
fanciers of the breed are IN mourning.
not only because Ra ish was a iovable crea-
ture, but because she was about the best
American bred bitch In the country Honey
Raiah was by champion Thornb,iry Rajah.
and her dam was 1eoni SlSsboy u daughter
Of Champion HaZelwyp She was bred
by +. Ralph Smith. treasurer of the Bull
dog Breeders Association.
Honey gave promise Of great beauty
early i'll life, and IL VAS apparent at tho
tender age Of five weeks that she was no
ordinary bull pup. II Was not long before
tho little lady was pronounced the best OF
the get Of the mighty Rajah. and Mr.. Muir
ray received and refused all sorts of 1attar-
Ing offers for her. Honey Raja!, was a
massive brindle and white ycungstcr with
Her weight was about forty-throe pounds,
but she would have been at least five pounds
heavier when fully matured.
Although just past her puppyhood, Honey
had beaten many of the hest bitches, and
was never out of the money even when
competing with imported cracks.
Her first appearance was at the Bulldog
Breeders show last year. where she won
tho Produce Stakes from big field. She
defeated all of the puppies and the in Ve y,ics
at the Philadelphia Bulldog Clubs big show
under James Mortimer, which opinion WAS
indorsed by Arnold Lawson at Belmont
Park this summer.
Honey gave birth to six puppies August
and the family seemed to be doing well.
when ten days later the little mother died
suddenly. An autopsy showed that the
cause oil her death was blood poisoning.
The sun., 1912-08-11
DIoNNE IN wooDMERE FINAL.
Cup Holder Defeats Ionic j. Dreyfus
In Straight Sets,

Play In the singles and doubles was
continued yesterday on the courts OF
the Woodmere Country Club, l., I. q
A. l.. Dionns the holder Of the single,
cup. arrived In the final round by defeat
ing Louis J, Dreyfus in straight sets
Either DR.. william Roscnbaum or A. NJ
Lovibond will meet Dionnc I'm the Anal
They will play to-day In the other semi
final. In the doubles three pairs reached
the sefni-final round. The summary:
woodmere Cur Singles Third round Low,
Fourth Round -Lovibond defeated Rlchey
%. & DR.. Rosenbaum defeated Roggs, g. 4
6-S; nreyfus defeated Curtis 8-i, "a.
Semi iinal Round -DiOnne defeated Dreyfus,
|6-a6 3,
Woodmcre Doubles round -Disher and
Ernst defeated Marks and ShambOrg, s u az
second Round Forester and Dreyfus defcs ted
man defeated lie Rivera and Uishcr, d, "a:
Fisher and lsaacs defeated COhn and Schmoll,
% >; Ro'hsicin and Eiseinan defeated SaQui
ana Stroosl -. 3, 2: Dlshcr and Ernst
son and Case defeated Wolf and Mcisei, is.
a. :: lnngworth and Namm defeated PlyIup
ton and Kane. 63 i.
Dionnc and partner, by default: fOyibond and
Or. iloscnhaum defeated Iichey and Goldman,
p :: Rothsteln and Elseman defeated Fisher
and and i isracs, %. o.? Anderson and Case de
fault; Ro,hschiid and Lcventritt defeated Dyrut
Wllliy and Schlceengcr. 6-S. 30; Marcus and
IB,ee.man and iAilmcr defeated Wood and
. & &isat,S sosnda anderson and Cas-. defeated
aa M"ihs,sn nad dn;ca'sa Essmsn Rothschid
T. 3 . T. I'cckman and Latiner defeated Marcus
and Basch. o. 2.
The sun., 1912-08-11
GOOD SPORT AT CANARSE.
Flag Oniccrs' RegnttR Goes Well IN
Full HreeEc.

Nine boats took part In the nag Of
f1cers' regatta Of the Canarsie Yacht Club
yesterday. a splendid racing breeze from
the south enabled the sailing division to
have the best race that they have had so
far this season on Jamaica Bay. In the
cabin catboat class tho winner was Flora
May Sinbad was the only other craft In
the division and she was disabled Off the
breakwater. Tho cabin sloop class was
won by Nance and the open catboat class
was taken by Selfish.
The summary
CABIN SIoOPs--COCRSE. 10 MILES
START. 4:05.
Elapsed
Yach, and owner II. n. s. II, n. =.
Nance. A. u. Behrens.. s o. IS 46
Elizabeth IL, r. Cornell. 81 81 3: 81
kenewaha. W. Mcf.augh-
I'm ...s.....'.....s. Dlu not nnlsn
CABIN CATBOATS--COURSE, 10 MILES
START. 4;10
Flora May, ". Menzlich. 6 35 80 rs 9:
Sindhad e. Rrown.... Disabled.
OPEN cATBoATs--cOURsE. 10 MILES
START. AIS.
selfish, W. Smith....... 2c 20 OF 40
Caddie, u. y. KARI. 81 80 :2 55
OPEN POWER BOATS--COURSE. 10 MILES
START, 4:20.
Henrietta. +. Singer. :5 So OF 40
CABIN POWER BOATs-CoURsE. 10
MILES-srART, 4..5.
Myra. t. Taylor........ 8 81 90 !: 20 90
The sun., 1912-08-11
CAAPPLE ALMOST SEES
THAT AUTOMOBILE NOW
Adds to BankrOll at Expense of
Flcckcnstcin in Match
Race Victory.
STRAIGHT HEATS AGAIN
Albright Shares Nights HonOrs
With New Yorker, Riding
Dashingly.

Arthur Chapple Of New York acquired
more money toward the auto ne has
his eye on by showing his rear tire to
Larry Flcckenstcin of Salt Lake City
In two straight heats OF their four mile
match race at the Brighton Stadium Mo-
tordroine last night. lie had waikover
In the first heat as Fleckenstein had to
drop out I'm the middle OF the third mile
because OF carbureter trouble. after he
had lud by foot for most Of the
way.
At the start of the next setto Flecken-
stein had an advantage OF fifteen yards
and tried his best to keep this in the
early part OF the race. But Chapple
down his rivals lead by Ave yarts. Then
at the beginning Of me last mile. he
speeded up fve yards more and finally
caught F1cckenstein with his usual burst
on the last quarter lap. breezing home
length and half to the good.
Johnny Albright Of Denver won the
six mile professional race by the mar
row margin OF one point. He took the
first heat easily. iappins the field. But
in the next he had trouble In shaking
OF Wray and Lochnar. He rubbed ell
pWS WIN uiitit Nuc huSt inp,
when ne tore ahead. Lochnar was clos
ing up when Wray suddenly slipped past
him and all hut caught Albright at the
end. The three riders made blanket
finish. the closest 80 far seen the
track.
The final was the most uncertain Of all
the heats. Albright started with IA de-
tcrnined effort to lose the bunch. but
after few laps one cylinder began
missing and he gradually dropped back
TO last. while Wray and L.ochnar had
a neck and neck tussle in the lead. Then
Albrights bad cylinder started again and
he pulled up into the lead. But 1t fall
tered again. and once more he was
fourth. lie finished fourth in the race
on one cylinder In order to get the one
point necessary to give him first money
The summaries:
Four Mile Match Race---Arthur chappie.
New York. va. Larry Fleckenstein. salt
hn.e he. .eeSns b. s.cons Gas-Pp!s
won By chapple; time, minutes 90 sec
Three Mile Amateur Race--First heat won
iaps'. second. Time? minutes 20 80 sec.
scratch: French. second: Doefner, third.
Time minutes 20 a.S seconds Third heat
SN Mile Professional Race--First heat
sy y Wrsy hla Ssrse %nsT
fourth Time minutes . J-5 seconds
Second heat won by Aibriyht: Billy Wray
| second: Lochnnr. third Time minutes
u l-5 seconds, Third heat won by W.
Wray; Lochnar. second. Mercier. third. Al
bright, fourth Time minutes 81 As sec
onds. Race won by Albright with II points:
". Wray second with 10 points. Lochnar
third with points and Mcroier fourth with
points
ON. Mile Time Trial-Arthur Chapp!c
Time--3s 2-5 seconds.
Ton Mile Professional Handicap Race
Won by Iochnar ,3 iapsI: Chapple
scratch, second; Mcrcicr % laps), third:
Wray ts iaW,. fourth. Time minutes
2-5 seconds.
The sun., 1912-08-11

the Elena was the winner. In the second
division Harold s. Vanderbilt won with
the Nagrant In tho first division OF
sloops the 1stalena was the winner and
the little Rowdy won In the second divi-
sion. She received a big allowance from
the larger vessels, but won by safe
margin. The summarizes
THIRD SQUADRON Run. NEW LONDON
TO NEWPORT--4O MILES.
scHooNERs-CLAss B--sTART. 1880.
Elapsed
H!; !sa' a:s:.s .ss e;e: F'S': '?'
Enchan,re.s. w Z. Ise-
e. .:siis Fi F., ps'i.. s'att & F;.. i i: + +
Endymicn. G. Lauder Jr o. 90 IS 90
soG.s is'; la rq rss
s:la:5s. Endymion no, measured.
scHooNERs-cLAss B sPEcIAI.-sTARr.
Enay%ion. a rDf Dai' q Lauder. . jr o. q sss q
Corrected Time-sea Fox. ':ia;5e.
sCHooNERS-CLAsS D--s.'ART. lo:25.
:$: I'LL,
s:o2:l7. Taormina. 3:06:Ns
scHooSERs-cLAssF F-sTART. 1925.
Warrant; H. vsndsrSiit :::SoS ~ o.
roTrected Tlme-vasran,. s:is:+5: Misd!,
AuXiLIARIEs UNDER 30 FEEr-sTART,
xs:oG' III: F'Sis ws!.saa:s Ss%:r g
Corrected Time-venona. 3:o.;o5; Iris
AuxiL,ARrEs. MORE THAN 30 FEET
n.i.9Ss In',sG,s I'fya fhSsn1 f. :; ;;s
coTrst,:d Fine intrepid. I'D s;ss,.s
Ar!adne. S;ti:5o
sLooPs-CLAss K--sTART. 10 90
!'sslta. HasSra G g y.pd:rs y rSHihon % =
winsome. Z. Trowbrdge
SPECIAL CLASS sLoors AND yAwLs-
AND K-srART. 1920.
Is,alena. q. NJ. Pynchon. / 81 Al 3 81 Al
Raintow. seymour j -. -.
esl:es..a Time--is,alsna. s'cs:o.,' Rain IN
sLooPs-cLAss I--srART, 1920.
Shimna, Robert 7 Paine. 2 "a 81 50 g.:
AtsSss5 Fims"sh,,nns. Il M-,ss sss.. Assa
ger. 3:0i:5o.
x.asl. s.o?rseh*ss f q sss. M:TAES :S '';' q,
Doreilo H.. G. l.. Batch
s;s;s;s;;: s;;:s's ;:;:s ! e.... I'LL: i, !:
H. scics asadena saSaa so5is STs@
a:os;O..
SPECIAL cLAss-sTART, 1890
fssn,om. fssaso'n E hSG:h. S5; s !; Is =
Corrected Time--Phsntom. ?:ts::%; Gar
'e"'s 'ssLooPs&cLAss p-srARr. 1915.
cor,nthsn II. e, smith; . 81 Il 80 1t
$i:;:.ls: 5;iS.s $;ss;'a#i a a:;.. Il: 4; !;
NEW YORK fAGAE sTaRr' 9Th iS,s. 80 FooTERs-
$ssi$ i::s;. IL :|
Alera. J. W. and E. =.
carlita, G, NJ. Kulen-
kampn .....,........, II % o. .3
REAR CoMMoDORE's CUPSLsCHOoN-
ERs-FIRsr pivIsIoNIEiensa :?,;6S;s:.
Fox. 3:l3;5s. Intrepid. 3:3S:4.. Ariadne.
3:+i:50. Endym!on, not measured
SCHOONERS-SECOND DIVISION - Va
grant, 2+s+5: Mladi. ::ji:S Mur.el.
$4,000: venona. 3:02:O,: Princess, 3:0::i5, !,
Taormina, 3;O6;<s; Iris. 3:li?e.
SLOOPS AND YAWLS-FIRST DIVISION
-Istaiena. s;o30+; Shimna, 1903 40: Aven-
ger. 3:0>:5O. Aurora, 3;o6:i4; winsome,
3:os:cS; Rainbow. a;l:::+
sLoOPS AND YAwLS-SEcOND DlvI-
sIoN-Rowdy. e:4l::i: Phryne. s;n;2s'
Cara Mia. 2:4.:3l. windward. :.s:5o,
Phantom. ?as;c& Alcra. 2:5?:g. tarlita,
2:53.is, Medora, 2.57 20: Dorello H., 3:oo;5+;
Gardenia. 3:05:l6 Adventures. 3:0s:l
The sun., 1912-08-11

H. r. Hollis of the Produce Exchange
has Just bought for export the young
Boston. Ringmaster Bud Briar. whose
home was In the Parkway Kennels. at 2:
Cathedral Parkway Poor little Bud
briar was fll"d with apprehension and a
Keen appreciation of the horrors Of NAL
de mcr. hut Just wait until he lands on
IN" othor sid" Of the big pond and finds
MS Kennel companions who made the trip
earlier In the season waiting for him
4. ~. Morris. Mrs, i.asell, Mrs. Patterson
ana G"org" Russell are among the fan
ci"rs who have exported dogs from the
PARKWAY Kennels aud. like true Ameri-
cans, they Will welcome the little Bud
with open arms
The sun., 1912-08-11
'0NE SIDED CRICKET IN
STATEN ISLAND GAMES
Home Team Beats Manor Field
by 116 Run Margin in
Rapid Play.
VETERANS WIN BY 112
Crescent A. G. Eleven Unable
to Curb Batting of
HOskings.

One sided contests proved the order OF
the day In the cricket games played on
Staten Island yesterday. The association
game played at Livingston between the
staten Island and Manor Field elcvens
was easily won by the former by 116
runs. thanks to splendid innings by w f.
Keenan,, who went In first and ran up
IS before being bowled by Cave. !. Allan
also batted we'll for 40. while doubles
were made by n. Il. Bonner. NJ H. Cobb
and r. Ross Cobb and Ireland disposed
of their opponents for 81 runs. the former
taking wickets for 33 runs, while the
latter captured 4 wickets for is runs
Cave did the best bowling for the defeated
team. securing s wickets. at n cost Of
lS runs. Staten Islands total was 10.
The New York Veterans got rid Of the
Crescent a. c., eleven for 81 runs at
West New Brighton and then remained
AT the wickets for the rest of the after
noon, scoring 1863 for 2 wickets. a. Hosk.
lngs had considerable to do with the VIC
tory. as he played "a splendid not out in
nings for So and took 9 wickets at a
cost Of runs. +. F. Kelly took 4 wickets
for 90 runs and doubles we're made By
the following batsmen: G. G. Beling, $.
j. Standfast. q. ". Hayman, :. Deane
and W. Craigie For tho Crcscents, w.
T. jackson and +. MCMILLAN did the best
batting. while jackson accomplished the
best work with the ball
Richmond County got the decision over
Bensonhurst In an association game at
West New Brighton. mainly owing to the
sensational play Of A. G. Laurie, who
hit finely for an inning of 73 and in
addition captured three wickets for 81
runs. The totals: Bcnsonhurst, 1O5 !;
Richmond County. 176, for six wickets
Stubborn resistance by L. l.. Citizens
for Manhattan against Brooklyn enabled
the Manhattans to draw their game
against their opponents. Citizens was not
out for 30 when the game ended. and
defied the attacks OF J. II. Briggs and
H. Poyer for many overs. The Brook
lyns declared with six wickets at 1877.
The Manhattans' total was 50 for seven
wickets.
drawn game resulted in the meet
Ing OF Kings County and Paterson in
the league series at Paterson. The Wis
itors ran up 72. while Paterson had lost
The sun., 1912-08-11
SUN" TROPHY APPRECIATED.
Mrs. stewart Writes That Winuinx
DOx IL New Arrival.

The following letter was received from
Mrs Ralph e. stewart. whose racentiy
imported Pom. Atom Girlie. created such
u furor. when she made her debut in At
lantic city last week
To TAR SPORTING EpIroE or THv S,s .Sy.
My little black lonctaniAn bitch Afon Girl,e
had the honor ~ winning your bcaut,fil silver
trophy AZ tn" Ladies' Kennel Association ~ New
'--sry sh"w IN Au~N''" atiy IN August ,, rhis
little dog Is q recent addii IN Ia NY kennels In
IAnsdowne Ia, hs>ing been IN this country
but three weeks. ! am Gcilghted With hec sur.
cess and hey you ~ accept my sincere thanks
for the trophy, Very U.ly yours.
IIiG. 1ETH 4 SruwaEr
lMrs haiph q. SteaAru.
OuDc8hSkE. lAusdow Nv, l'a. August L ~ ~
The sun., 1912-08-11
SHE BUYS ALL DOGS IN SIGHT.
That 10, All Aboard the Japanese
Steamer-NOne Worth while Left.

Here n a woman who could Keen a secret
and furthermore who proved that she
could by doing So. Tho moral to this Ia
that II pays. for Mrs. Dennis surely put
one over"
KENNEL EDITOR OF THg new YoRK SUN-Dsay
~; Your article When Ship from Japan Comes
In amused me nightly. for OF all the fancicrs
whose names you mentioned Il seems only two
OF US who have been wearing the smile which
means that q ship from Japan Is sighted" knew
Just when this ship arrived
mrs, George Lott and I are the two and VIC
nave been buying from the ship fors verai years.
bought from Japanese steamship last week tho
pest dogs mat they had on board. among them
We arc now wearing THE smile which means
that We have left nothing on board wor tn buying,
very truly. l.. II. DENNIS"
The sun., 1912-08-11
Winter Garden Mascot a Mother.

Mrs. Beatrice Bertram's dear iittle jap
cot of the Winter Garden. has" !" lust prodmoed pro- s
four little mascots which promise to be
great beauties. Two of them show coats
Of the fashionable black and white COM
bination. while two are lemon and white
like their father. Chonkira. Chonkira is a
manly little chap. handsome and sturdy,
an ideal sire and the adored of Mrs ", T.
Dennis. whose kennels he graces.
The sun., 1912-08-11
\ small snd select R~satta.

OYSTER BAT. Aug. lO.--Thc heavy blow
from the south kept out all but two
boats from tn" weekly race OF the Sea
wanhaka Corinthian Yacht Club of
Centre Island to-day, The boats stayed
within the htrbor Tn" winner was Bat.
which beat Hen by | minute "a seconds,
The sun., 1912-08-11
K-Ipi-'s Rac- In sti1 Rr-..c.

STAMFORD. Conn. Aug. IO,--The Kcipie.
Harold Buck owner. won to-day's race
for the stamford Yacht Club one design
boats In good sailing breeze. Dart u.
w. Gillespie. was close second. The
boats sailed over u six milo course, three
miles Ia windward and return. They
started ~ 40 and the ELAPSED time WAS ;
The sun., 1912-08-11
SLOOP ALICE IS LEADER.
Always Ahead Of Glass q Boats IN
Lower Ray Cham piOnship.

In driving breeze from the south
which buried lee rails In spray, the sew
enth race TO count on the championship
OF the lower bay was decided yesterday
under the auspices of the National Yacht
club. The starting and finishing line was
of Westlawn. the home Of the organiza-
ton, at Bath Beach. The number OF
starters was small. The = division filled
with Alice. Sueiew. Spider and Soya. The
boats were sent twice around marks off
Bensonhurst. Fort Hamilton. Buoy No.
I3 and Sea Gate. Alice had the best OF
the argument throughout and won by !
minute and so seconds from Spider
On corrected time La Cubana had no
great difficulty I'm winning In the first d.
vision of the handicap class. Gunda had
"A sailover In the second division OF the
same class. Cyric easily won the S
division and Merry Widow was the first
Of the knockabouts to finish. The sum-
mary:
sLoOPs-cLAss Q--cOunsE. 1914 MILES
The sun., 1912-08-11
three wickcts for Is runs when rain
interviewed.


interviewed.
Brooklyn defeated Manhattan in the
league game at Prospect Park. second
section. Manhattan scored 81. while
Brooklyn responded with 81.
At Van Cortiandt Park the Columbia
oval team suffered its first defeat In tho
league series. losing to the Yonkcrs st.
George eleven by IS runs In "a small scor-
Ing contest. Good scoring on the part Of
w. Smith anC T. Carly enabled the Van
Cortlandt team to declare their innings
closed at 100 for three wickcts. They
then disposed of tho Vernon Lodge team.
who were short handed. for a total OF 9G
runs. The Anglo Americans suffered a
defeat at the hands of the Camcrons. tho
margin being 81 runs. Tho st. George
eleven forfeited to Tho Bronx United
team. not enough players turning up to
start the contest.
The Sons Of st. George defeated the
Kings County second eleven at Prospect
Park by totals OF 20 against 81. Tho
Oricnts succumbed TO tho West Indian
Veterans. scoring only "a to their oppo-
nents total Of 10f. The West Indians de-
clared at III for s wickcts, hut time was
not sufficient TO get the Coloniais all out
and the game ended In draw, the Colo
mails scoring 4S for the loss Of wickets.
The sun., 1912-08-11
MOTOR BOAT CLUB HAS
| FIRST WOMAN MEMBER
Mrs. j. stuart BlacktOn, the
HOnOrcd One. Has No Fear
Of Speed Craft.
FEW WILL RISK DCCKlNG
But She Takes Helm and viii
Go as Swiftly as She Can
Make Boat Go.

Mrs. J. stuart Blackton has been elected
member Of the Motor Boat Club Of
America. She has tho distinction OF being
the first woman member of that organi.
The sun., 1912-08-11
o-counsE. 1914 MILES

HANDICAP CI.ASs--FIRST DIVISION
COURSE. i0,s MIkES-START. 32o
Joy, lie savage and G-sr 10 % hJ 5S
La ruhana J. n. Ives, 10 o3 80 03
CORRECTED Time La Cnhana, l;6.;os
UANDICAP LASS SECOND DIVISION
COURSE. l0t. MiIES-START, $50,
Gunda. W. Hunt Hall. 80 g. 0a 32
sIOOpS-cLASS s-cotRsE. i0I MILES
START. se5.
cyric Dr. q. /. Atkinson . ~ Is l 50 is
NJ and 7. II, G.. NJ
r.wp snd Marchant., 10 0s 10 Os
" and y, g " camp. 3b 90 10 90
,;RANEsEND RAY kSockABOi'Ts-
COURSE. MlI.ES-STAkr $40
Merry Widow, T. Bailey. - o. 81 01
Ti.,nsnn ..,......... . .t 80 - .s
Mous.. ". Dingmsn. blsa hlesi,
Slow poks, i. l.. Uvrlapa 0l1 net 4pish-
The sun., 1912-08-11

drawn game resulted in the meet.
Ing Of Kings County and Paterson in
the league series at Paterson. The Wis.
itors ran up 72. while Paterson had lost
The sun., 1912-08-11

charley Ebbets Of the Brooklyn Club
doesn't ovrri"ok many TRICKS, ac,uiiins tv
n story related to The Man In the Crowd.
lio hought forty-fve shares ~ stock In
tn. Newark Club for $4,000 last winter
and has hince sold eight hall players -
McGinnity 4 Co. Tor oio.e>e. :
The sun., 1912-08-11

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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-05-10

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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-05-10
THREE DAYS LEFT FOR
MINSTREL TICKETS

Three more days after today are left
To get tickets for the opening night
Of the famous Hugo Brothers min
strc troupe, which will begin an eight
day run at the Opera House on Tues
day evening.
At the Promotion Committee rooms,
where the sale Of seats Is In progress,
an extra heavy, demand for first might
tickets has been reported, and II they
keep on going at the present rate. all
the first night seats will be gone by
tomorrow afternoon.
This II due to the fact that the fame
of the company reached here before
the company itself For the past three
weeks the troupe has been playing the
Coast cities, and recent arrivals IN town
who saw the production then are laud-
ing II to the skies.
large part of this applause Is due
to Miss Clark's singing. Better known
by the mainland press as the girl who
sings to beat the band. Miss Clark
may be remembered by some as the
soloist who sang with Kdyrs band two
years ago during its tour of the West