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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-06-13
is AID WOLGAST
TRYING TO DODGE?

Disagreement over the Qucs-
tiOn of Il referee for the match
between Al WOlgust and Joe
Rivers II likely to bring the ne
gutiatiuns to an abrupt ending.
according to u report sent over
the cable yesterday. This looks
very much as though Adj had
lost confidence In himself by his
fuilur" to come back" when lac
rCcntcrod the ring after his OPP
GRAFTON.
Willie Richie gave the cham
piun all ne wanted and little
more IN the latter's initial APP
pcarhnc", and he did not show
up very well ON his Eastern
tour. The picture on this page
shows that Al was quite will
ing to let his opponent help him
up when he went through the
ropes.
Rivers was looked on as easy
meat Tor Wulgast, and il the
champion is trying to run out
Of the match, he must know
that he Is much worse off than
IL generally supposed.
Milford chronicle., 1912-11-08

dence and tended T. make each dis
trustful Of the other. Bitter and angry
feelings on both sides are more and
more manifest The lines of battle are
daily becoming more distinctly marked.
Nevertheless ArmageddOn cannot yet
be fought. Other matters intervene,
according to prophecy.
Gentle times have still two years to
run. The Image Of the Beast" of our
context must yet receive Hfe-pOwer.
The Image must be transformed from
mere mechanism to a living force
Protestant Federation realizes that its
organization will still be futile unless
1t receive vitallzation-unless its clergy
directly or indirectly shall be recOg-
nized as possessed Of apostolic Ordina-
tion and authority to teach. This the
prophecy indicates will come from the
two horned beast. which, we believe.
symbolically represents the Church of
England. High-handed activities OF
Professionalism and Catholicism, operat-
Ing in conjunction for the suppression
" human liberties. await this vivifying
Of the Image This may come soon,
but ArmageddOn cannot precede It, but
must fOllow-perhHpS a year after It,
according to our view Of the Prophecy.
Still another thing interYenes: Al
though the Jews are gradually flowing
into Palestine. gradually obtaining con-
troll Of the land Of Canaan. and al
though reports say that already nine
teen millionaires are there. neverthe-
less prophecy requires an evidently
larger number Of wealthy Hebrews to
be there before the Armageddon crisis
be reached. Indeed we understand
that Jacobs trouble" in the Holy
Land will come at the very close OF
Armageddon. Then Messiah's King
dom will begin TO be manifested
ThencefOrth Israel in the land OF prom
Use will gradually rise from the ashes
Of the past TO the grandeur of proph-
ecy. Through its Divinelv appointed
princes Messiahs Kingdom. all-powpr
ful but invisible will begin to roll
away the curse and to lift up mankind
Milford chronicle., 1912-11-08

tack the vital organs, C.is:ug Catsrrh OF
the bladder. brick -uust Or sediment III
the urine, head acl.c. back GcLe, lame
back, dizziness, sleep,cssrcs, nervous.
ness, oT n. kilreys ti,u.c!Scs treal
down and waste away cell /, Cyll
Bladder trouh Is aiircst i,.vcvs resnlt
from a arrangement CI tie hE.ie, 5 atlt
better health in tlet organ is oitaineC
quickest by proper treEtiTta, ~ thc kid
neys. SwaTnp-RoOt correC;s inability tt
hold urine and scaluing peii inJ as.iiugit
and overcomes that unrlcas; nl necessity
of being coupe He'd to so {. % j,raueE
the dav, and - set mp ug;iv vtlHcs .uring
the night. The uild and i3'5'tu ite eHeC.
Of swamp Root, the great l' aoS rvn edl
Is soon rec iled II sja.ld Il b. he,t i've.
cause at its iel. &ahi- Lead, ;t,tCr.ut
properties A ;riai viii ccu' ;rC> an one
Swamp-Root /, 'casart j-t-i,e sid ).
sold by an druggists ln @.'.-tcht aiIt
one-dollar size bottles. wa irav have
sample bottle and bOoi, t.iat tells ali
about it both sent free by mail Address,
Or. Ki.1uer & Co, Binghamtor, y. Y
When writing mention reading this gen
erous offer in this paper. Don't make
any mistake, but remember the name,
Swamp-ROot, and don { let dealer sell
you something III place of Swamp-ROot-
If you do You will be disappointed.
Milford chronicle., 1912-11-08
Armageddon Not Yet but Soon.

For forty years the ArmageddOn
forces have been mastering for both
sides of the conflict. Strikes. lOckOuts
and riots. great and small have been
merely incidental skirmishes as the
belligerent parties crossed each others
paths Court and Army scandals in
Europe. Insurance. Trust and Court
scandals in America. have shaken pub
lie confidence. Dynamite plots. charg-
ed by turns on employees aud on en-
Dloyers.- have further shaken comb
Milford chronicle., 1912-11-08

RevelatiOn xvi, 16I The speaker said:
ArmageddOn in the Hebrew signifies
the Hill of Megiddo." or Mount Of De
struction It was famous as battle
field in Old Testament tunes.
The Lord has seen fit to associate the
name Arnaceddou. with the great con
trOversy between Truth and Error
right and wrong. God and MammOn.
with which this age will close. perish.
and the New Age OF Messiah's glory
be ushered in He has purpOsely used
highly symbOlical figures Of speech in
the last book Of the Bible. evidently
with a view to hiding certain impOr-
tant truths until the due time for their
revealment. But even in the due time,
the Bible assures Us. None of the
wicked shall understand" Daniel xii.
8, 1Ol-nOne who are out of heart har-
mony with GOd-but only the wise of
His peOple-the wise virgin" class Of
the Masters parable.
have long avoided presentation Of
my understanding of our text and its
context. take it up now by request
and because l believe 1t is due time to
be understood. disclalm any special
inspiration. In some particulars my
views agree with those OF other Bible
students. and in other respects they
disagree Each hearer mnst use his
own Judgment do his own Bible study.
and reach his own conclusions.
Kindly remember thar l am not re
sponsible for the figures of speech used
by the Lord. My interpretations do in
deed constitute a terrible aTaignment
Of Institutions which we have all rever
enced and which embrace good people. |
of good words and good works. Gods !
SANITY people in these various institu !
tions. being comparatively few. are !
ignored when systems as a whole are /;
dealt with in prophecy
The Dragon. Beast. False Prophet.
Our context tells MS that three i'm
pure spirits teachings will so forth
from the mouths of the Dragon. the
Beast and the False Prophet. and these
three will h. in accord and Symh"iical
ly the doctrines are represented by
frogs" These three doctrines are 70
have mighty influence throughout rhe
civilized earth They are To gather
the kings and their armies t. the great
Battle Of .Arma.pddOn.
Milford chronicle., 1912-11-08
ARMAGEDDON or
THE SCRIPTURES
Startling g Presentation Of Com
Ing Events.
PASTOR RUSSELL'S VIEWS.

Churches of All Denominations and the
Civil Powers of Earth Are About to
Unite In Common Cause-Powerfui
Influence Preparing For the Battle
of Armageddon-A Reign of Anarchy
Will Be the Result OF the Warfare
Until The Messiah Takes Control
Milford chronicle., 1912-11-08

Brooklyn, n. Y,
Nov 3. - r b e
Brooklyn Academy
Of NJ Il ic wa 5
crowded to the lin
it today TO hear
z a 5 tor Russelps
discourse on the
Battle of Arma
geddon. His texr
was: He gathered
them together unto
IA place called in
the Hebrew tongue
Arm a = e i d o n"
Milford chronicle., 1912-11-08

tive. Ai@ng Sudden
deaths ere caused
by lt-heart dis
case, pneumonia,
he&rt failure OF
apoplexy a1e often
the result Of kid.
iisv disease. If
kidney trouble is
slloNedtoadva vance
tl'e l;idney-Toison-
cd blood will at
Milford chronicle., 1912-11-08
The Cause OF Many
Sudden Deaths.

There IS a disease prevailing in this
country most dangerous because 50 decep-
Milford chronicle., 1912-11-08
n WALTER |. eRlER.
- DEHTTKaT,

Graduate OF Penn College of Dental Surgery
Local anesthetics for the painless extraction
administered. All kinds OF Dental work
gold nllings crown and bridge work =
fpscialty.
MILFORD oELAwAHa
The Washington times., 1912-08-22
TENNIS TITLE GOES
TO PACIFIC COAST
PAIR At NEWPORT
Mclaughlin and Bundy Win
National Champion
ship.

NEWPORT, RI l., Aug. 22.-Maurice
E. Mclaughlin and Thomas c. Bundy,
Of California, are today the national
lawn tennis champions in doubles, hav-
ing defeated Raymond d. Little and
Gustave F. Touchard, of New York, in
four-set match on the Casino turf
courts yesterday. the score being Sc,
90, 6-l, 7-5.
1t was streaky tennis, good in spots
and decidedly weak on Touchard's part
in others. Mclaughlin was strong
throughout and played a heady game.
working to save Bundy as much as
possible on account of the latters re-
cent illness. Bundy, however, did not
show much weakness and at the end
plaped as strong a game as his partner.
Little put up his usual fine game,
smashing with telling force, although
he was not so sure as generally.
Touchard was weak except in the
fourth, when he, too, came to the front
with some telling smashes. In the
rallies and lobbing he was the one who
usually lost in the end, driving out or
netting. Little's game was steady and
careful, and to this work is due the
one set which the 1911 champions won
OF the sixteen matches played in the
singles tournament yesterday fifteen in
the fourth round and one I'm the third
| twelve were decided in straight sets.
The four eXtra-set affairs were be-
tween r. n. Williams and Craig Bid
die. of Philadelphia; G. r. Gardner, jr,
Church. of New York. and c. S. Cut
ting of Boston, and w. NJ. Washburn.
of New York. and II. Johnson, of Bos-
|
The Washington times., 1912-08-22
ENTRIES IN
RACES.FOR ARMY
HORSESAT P|ML|CO
Thoroughbreds Have Receiv,
ed Good Training for
Flat Race.

The entries for the army officers
fiat race and steeplechase to be given
at Pimlico during the Hunts Meet
ing. August %, 80, September 2. are
strong in numbers and quality, and
should produce stirring contests
The army thoroughbreds have been
receiving steady preparation at
Benning, while Lieut.. Philip Mathews
will come all the way from West
Point with Silver Heels, an entry for
the fiat race.
The list is as follows:
officers Army Service Flat Handi-
cap. Capt. Curtis w. Otwell's Rose
burg II, 6, Hapsburg- Florida Rose
Capt. M: A. Elliott, jr.'s Goldwick. !.
Golden Garter BradYick; Capt M A.
Elliott, jr.'s Hannah Louise, 6. yell
low Tail-Motto; Lieut.. Charles X.
Rockwell's Matabon. a., Lamplightcr-
Lady Prim; Lieut.. Charles K. Rock
wells Gus Straus. a., Riley-imp. Sar-
donyX; Lieut. Charles G. Alexander 8
kinnelon, a. sempronius Lazelle;
Lieut.. A X. r. Lyman's Kyrat, 8,
Faraday-Miss Lillian; Lieut.. C. 5.
Patton's Roman Wing, a., Roman
Right Wing; Lieut.. Philip Mathews
Silver Heels, 8. Semper Ego-Chulula.
The Washington times., 1912-08-22
Georgetown University Has
Attractive Football Sched-
ule for 1912.
GARGAN, BENNIS, AND
DALEY TO COACH
Blue and Gray Eleven Will Have
Help of Alumni Gridironers
and Trainers.

Vincent Daley, supervisor of ath-
letics at Georgetown University. today
makes public the complete schedule of
the football games for the coming sea-
son. In addition to the schedule, plans
for the season and the announcement
OF improvements in the playing field
and the changes in the coaching sys-
tenn and the date for initial practice
are made known.
According to Supervisor Daley, the
squad, sixty strong. is to report an Sep
tember l6, und0 the direction of Field
Coaches Gargan and Bennis and Head
Coach Daley. Later in the season a
number Of the Alumni are expected TO
take an active part in the coaching,
Percy Given, Charley Cox, Charles Nc
Carthy, Norman Wymard, Moran
Barry, Mike Cunnif. Billy Sitterding,
Wayne Hart and others having signi-
fled their intentions of rendering their
services.
Announcement is made that Van
Dyne, Reuter- and Hamilton, the famous
Central High School trio of backs, will
enter enter Georgeto%n. georgetown. M and with the addi-
Tech high. all high school quarter
back, the material for the back field
seems to be well augmented. Plans are
under way for improvements in the
ielu, anu LOT Increased seating capaC-
lty. Details will be taken up by the
supervisor of athletics, who is expected
in Washington the latter part of next
week, and Father KilrOy, who was re-
Gently. appointed faculty, director of
athletics to success Father Emmett
Manager Loichot announces that ar
rangements have been completed and
contracts signed for game in Rich
mond on November against the Uni
versity Of North Carolina. This COM
pletes the schedule, which follows:
September 2S-Randolph- Macon, At
Georgetown.
october 6-Mount st. Mary's. at
Georgetown.
October l2-Washington and Lee, at
Georgetown.
October IA. and M. of North Car
olina, at Raleigh.
October 26-Indians, at Georgetown.
November 2-North Carolina. at Rich
mond.
November 9-Washington College, at
Georgetown.
November lS-Virginia, at George
town.
November 2s-Virginia Polytechnic, ut
Georgetown.
The Washington times., 1912-08-22

1t all depends the prevalence Of Mr.. Johnson in
these last few weeks of American League toll and
tussle By all the laws of the dope the Red Sox have
at last shaken Macks fine ball club loose But to date
the Senators have persisted in spurng said laws Of the
dope, and the chief spurner is other than the
Spectacular Swede ball club which can hang on
with the amazing and vrity Of the Senators is
of the until the warfare has ceased and
the buge has sounded Taps Counting nine above
the Senators has been OF the chief summer
mens Of flock Of experts but the sponge is poised
in air the elastic Senators insist upon rising and kicking
the everlating stuffng out Of all hands in sight
There have been more brilliant machines than the
Red the Of balloon history, but that
ever travelled at a steadier, stride. When ball
club we'll in front gains loses but eight points
within six weeks, the true meaning of machine" can
be appreciated. Stahl's men have moved with gay
rockng dashes, merry sprints coupled with sud
futters They have cut their through steadily
evenly surely and grimly, content to protect COM
Portable margin, without any attempt to run amuck
This brand Of club doesn't break in the stretch. The
sole chance the Senators enjoy Is to stop the
leaders upon their hook and draw needed aid from
the Athletics.
No one figure the Senators good bet. But what
hpxrn rtnIth thnth fhnO of ttTt1G
The Washington times., 1912-08-22
GOOD CONTEST IN
AMATEURS TODAY
Carrigan and Cady
Expected Wonders
In Worlds Series

leaguers, while admitting
the great base running abilities of
the New York Giants, declare
that Bill Carrigan and Forrest
Cady, the Red Sox receivers, will
NOW them down like so many
standing ears of corn. They base
their claims on the well-known
skill of Heinie Wagner, the Red
Sox shortstop, one of the best
fielders in the game today. Wag-
ner has been the keysto of the
Boston inside quartet all season,
and should shine in the worlds
series.
The Washington times., 1912-08-22
SIXTY REPORT AT
HILLTOP SEPT. 10
Griffith Continues
To Grab Young.
From the Minors

That Clark Griffith does not believe
in standing still is evidenced by
his purchase of so many young
sters from the minors. He has
pulled his club into high rank by
its own boot straps, and he does
not intend to slide back again.
Next spring he will have a large
collection of youngsters fighting
for places on the Climbers, and
plans on battling for the pennant
from the opening of the cam.
paign.
The Washington times., 1912-08-22
.BINGLES AND BUNTS
J. Stahl'S Address.
BY Grdntldnd Rice

"You can say for me-" said Manager StahI.
"That we are there with the pennant hsuIJ
There's nothing to 1.-THE race II run.
The naE IL and the fighting donet
But you MIGHT tack to this interview
That wouldn't feel depressed blue
If this bloke johnson blew the show
For dear old Weiser, Idaho.'
The Washington times., 1912-08-22

"You say for me-" said Mogul Jake,
THAT W dashed the pennant stskej
We out the road easy jaunt
with never n rival club to haunt;
Hut you MIGHT suggest in chhand way,
That 1 would feel whit less gay
II this bloke johnson planned to go
Back home to Weiser, Idaho"
The Washington times., 1912-08-22
BuyS Clancy.

CLEVELAND, Aug. 22-The Cleveland
American League club today announced
the purchae of Second Baseman Clancy.
team
The Washington times., 1912-08-22
Big League Hitters of
a Day
Releases Madden

BROOKLYN. Aug. 22.AThe Brooklyn
club today announced the release of
Pitcher Madden, purchased from South
Bend. to the Chicago National League
club. 1t has purchased Pitcher Will
liams from Nashville Williams has
been pitching for the Morristown club.
Of the Appalachian League.
The Washington times., 1912-08-22
Among the Minors.
International League.

Baltimore Rochester game postponed
on account of rain.
Newark Buffalo game postponed on
account of rain.
Toronto, 8; Jersey City, 1.
Montreal, 2; Providence, !.
The Washington times., 1912-08-22

they would be out in front of the Athletics twice
querors Of the civilized world and certain portions OF
the New York police force? About SO to 2, and you
wouldn't 38 this massive edge
Where the Red Sox have gained six points since July l.
the Giants have slumped 100, but in the past
few days McGraws club has shown signs OF early
agility. The two tough spots beyond them now are the
five Pirate contests through Saturday night and the
string of games with the Phillies early in Sep
tember. II they hurdle these two jumps the re-
mander Of the trail should find them out OF trouble.
The showing Of the Cubs is another remarkable event
in a bizarre campaign. With Brown and Cheney hors
de pitching box Chance has been forced to skid along
with Of the best slab corps in the league. His slab
men, in game after game, have been knocked gehenna
and crooked, but the power of the old machine
has than offset this rugged handicap. If fol-
lowed the strict trail of the dope the Cubs would be
dismantled by early September and all through futile
pitching But like the Senator'S Chances people refuse
to abide by form and continue shooting along Outside
the the Cubs loom fine ball club. But II Chance
can bag a pennant with his present hurling corps
there another wonder added the marvels Of the
world
Inability to run rough shod second division
clubs about ammed the Pirates out OF the rigging
This club should have been neck and neck with the
leaders through the stretch But the vital spark has
been missing too often at the psychological moment.
The Washington times., 1912-08-22
virginia League,

Petersburg. 3; Newport News, 0.
Roanoke, 3; Norfolk, >.
Richmond, 4; Portsmouth, !.
The Washington times., 1912-08-22
TriState League.

Chester, 2; York, 0.
Harrisburg, 5; Reading. 2.
Allentown-Trentong game postponed on
account of wet grounds.
Atlantic Wilmington game post
poned on account Of rain.
The Washington times., 1912-08-22
Section A-Bankers VS.. Postoffice.

The Postoff1ce team is today in undis-
puted possession Of the cellar champion
ship of the section. being defeated by
the Bankers by 6-to-2 score. Post
office still has a game to p!lv with
Cornell Company. one postponed on ac-
count of wet grounds.
The first accident of the post-season
series marred yesterdays contest. II. NJ
Bradley, playing left field for the Post
office team, injured his hand in at
tempting to catch a 1y at the fence.
badly cutting the member. He will
probably be forced out of the lineup
on account of the injury.
The Bankers scored first in the sec
ord inning, and after being tied up in
the third got going again in the fourth
inning with two runs coming back
again in the fifth for three tallies.
Postoffce failed to get to Chris Feinle
with consecutive hits, making Ave in
all, the team rallied in the eighth for
a single run.
Dyer and Riddle, for the Bankers, and
Kerr for Postoffice. were the stars OF
the contest Riddle led at the bat,
while Over caught Feine in perfect
form. Kerr furnished a sensational
catch off MacDonald's bat
Section &C. P. o. VS.. Park.
The Washington times., 1912-08-22
South Atlantic League.

Columbus, 3; Albany, l.
- Columbia, .; Savannah, 0.
Jacksonville, 2; Macon. (called end
of thirteenth inning).
The Washington times., 1912-08-22
Southern LeaguS,

Southern Leagul.
Atlanta, A. Birmingham, 8.
Chattanooga, g. Montgomery, o.
New Orleans, 9; Nashville, 0.
Mobile Memphis game postponed on
account of rain.
The Washington times., 1912-08-22
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New ENGLAND League

Lowell s; Brockton. q
New Bedford. 4; Lawrence, 3 twelve
innings).
Worcester, 4; Haverhill, O..
The Washington times., 1912-08-22
BIG LEAGUE GAMES.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

At New York R.H.E
New York ......... oo21oosx-s 2
Chicago ............ 90 00O1 0O-l 2
Bate ries - Caldwell and Sweeney;
Benz, Peters. and Schalk. Umpires-
Dineen and O'Brien.
AS Boston R.H. F.
Cleveland .......... .3SoO110o1-s 10 o
Boston ............. 20 Dol O000-4 4
Batteries = Blanding and O'Neill;
O'Brien and Carrigan. Umpire-O'Lough-
lin.
st. Louis-Philadelphia game post
poned; wet grounds.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
At Chicago R.H E.
Chicago ............ U q o X-4
Giants .............. U v U U v Y w I
At Pittsburgh R.H.E.
Brooklyn .......... o 0 0 O-l .
Pittsburgh ......... 00O OOO0O00-O 1
At Cincinnati R.H. E.
Bosto ............ OO4OOooo3-7I 10 5
Cincinnati ......... 20 l 90 o. 1
Batteries-Perdue and King; Frill
| and Mclean. Umpire-Eason.
The Washington times., 1912-08-22
Pepco and Cornell Meet In
Game That May Make
Tie.
BARTON PITTED
AGAINST THOMPSON
Government Printing Office In
Drawn Battle With
Park A. 6.

What is expected to be the most hot
ly contested game of the season is that
scheduled today between Cornell Com
pany. present leaders in the section A
games, and Pepco runner up in the
present series.
Both teams are on edge for the battle
Manager Cornell having intimated that
he will start Forest Thompson in the
box with Noyes at the receiving end
Manager Gray, of the Pepco nine. VIII
in all likelihood start Barton. Should
the managers change their minds Jack
son and Sullivan may oppose each 9TH
er. The game is to be played at the
Independence League grounds.
Pepco has lost one game, having won
three while the Capital City pennant
winners have won three straight games
Pepco can tie up for the series this
afternoon by winning, and Manager
Gray's team will put forth every pos
sible effort to come out on top.
g. P. o. and Park in the section c
series played to to Z tie yesterday.
Two tie games now obtain in the series
and a meeting of the managers of the
Park, Southern. and Government Print
ing Office clubs and the committee in
charge of the post-season series has
been called for $50 tonight at the home
OF Secretary Shurtleff, 1719 G street
northwest. The purpose of this gather
Ing Is to decide on the play-off of the
two tie games in the section C series.
There will be no section game this
afternoon, the Cornell-Pepco contest
being the one and only attraction for
the amateurs. Umpires Belts and
Hughes will handle the contest, which
arrangement will no doubt be heartily
appreciated by players and fans alike.
Ninth will play War Department to-
day at Thirteenth and d streets north
east at 5:15. The latter Is now busy in
strengthening for next year, and will
present strong team many n, w faces
appearing in the lineup. A good con-
test is expected. The churchmen meet
the warriors in one of their games pre-
paratory to the intersectiondal series.
The games Saturday will in all like
lihood be postponed on account of the
death of President Tom C. Noyes, of
the Washington baseball club While
nothing official has been given out. 1t
has been strongly intimated that the
games will be postponed.
The Washington times., 1912-08-22

No one can figure the Senators good bet. But what
odds would you wanted that by the goth of August
The Washington times., 1912-08-22

Section &C. P. o. VS.. Park.