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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-08-22

MonanRo Journal: 1T is so amusing
and so consistent to hear the fellows
Roosevelt a few months since, singing
his praises now, while Hanna, who
indorsed him and his policies early
in the season, is denounced as not
Of the right political temperament to
be allowed to even admire the colonel
at a distance If he wanted to do so.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-04-27

Mrs. Roback, Keanae, Maui &c. 1000
Virginia Silva, Hanapepe,
Kauai .................... 1920
Cecilia Akin, Kalaupapa ...... 1000
Emma A. Chang Lihue, Kauai $3.50
Matte Jordan, Kekaha, Kauai 600
Rose Hooking, Paia, Maui .. 1880
Lucy Adams. Lahaina ...... 1000
Lcilani Weight, Wailuku, Maui 1000
Adair CarlCy, Paia, Maui .... 1900
Hama Cummings, W8iluku.
Maui ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1000
Mary Nunes, Paia, Maui ...... 1000
lrma WOdchousc, Wailuku,
Maui ...................... 1000
Tsulan Choy, Lahaina ........ 2,090
Maggie Fernandez, Paia, Maui 1000
Adelinc Hose. Lahaina ...... 1000
Miss l.. Heating, Kilauea, Kauai 1000
Stella POdgett, Makaweli,
Kauai .................... 1000
Mrs. A. NJ. Ia Woo, Kckaha,
Kauai Observation-Disclosures. 1O,OlO
Miss H. Tent, Kilauea, Kauai. 1000
Mrs. +. Crawford. Wailuku zee. 900
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-04-27
!. = + = + 4. 1. I. Z 1. 4. I. 4. + = + 4.
DISTRICT no. 3. :.

: DISTRICT NO. 3. +
= Consists of the Islands of I.
: Kauai and Maui. =
: PRIZES: +
+ The prizes that must be won I.
!. in this district are an elegant !.
= Remington" player-piano; =
+ perfect 800 diamond ring; 4.
= solid gold ladies watch and =
Fround trip to Kilauea of Homo I.
= lulu and return. Winners of the =
: player-pianos have the privilege !.
= of choosing round trip to San :.
= Francisco, with stay of ten +
' days in the Western Metropolis. :.
!. All districts have an equal =
+ chance for the Capital prize 1912 +
= Regal" automobile. /.
= = + + !. I. + + 1. !. /. /: 1: I. 1. I. 1. !. 1.
Leslie Lewis, Kahului, Maui. 1870
Ida Williams, Paia, Maui $50. 9,41O
Mrs. w. J. Goodhue, Kalaupa-
pa, Molokai ............. 1920
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-04-27

Malamie NJ. Coleman. Kohala.. 1900
Mrs. John Gabeier, Hulualoa. 1850
Winifrcd Livingston, Kamuela 1000
Maria Bell Kawaihae ........ 1000
Mary Nailima. Kuristown ..... 1000
Queenic Sharratt, Kamuela &C.. 5000
Mrs. c. t. llOllingCr, Olaa .... 1000
Mrs. Maud c. Sisson. Mt View. 34gO
Jennie Medclros, Mt View 800. 1920
Helen Watson, Olaa .......... 1000
Amy f. Williams, Hilo .... 1000
Mrs. T.. s. Capellas. Hakalau.. 1000
Mrs. II. ID. Corbett, HilO . 5000
Alice Hattie, lIilo ........... 1000
Mrs. W. II. Smith. Hilo ...... 1000
Mrs. =. c. Beamer. Hilo ...... $500
Emily Ewaliko, Hilo ......... G,3OO
Mrs. Phoebe Mclean, Volcano
House Observation-Disclosures. 1000
Mrs. VIM. ]. Stone, Hilo ..... 1000
Louisa Meineckc, Waiohinu.. 1000
Miss Curtis, Kurtistown ...... 3.iOO
Jennie Williams. Kohala .... 1000
Miss Williams, Honokaa .... 1000
Alice r. Quinn, Kohala ...... $3.50
Lilly Moses. laupahuchOc ... 1000
Bertha Henderson. IIakalau 2,0iO
MoraCa Kamakawiwoolc, Homo
kaa Observation-Disclosures. 1850
Louise de lIame, Kohala ..... 2,02O
Annie Napier, lIilo ......... 2,O2O
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-04-27
DISTRICT No. 1.

= Consists of all of the Island =
+ of Hawaii. !.
!. PRIZES: :
= The prizes that must he won =
= in this district are an elegant :
= Remington playcr-pIanO; :
I. perfect 800 diamond ring; :
: solid gold ladies watch and Il :
.:round trip to Kilauea of Hone :
: lulu and return. Winners of tho =
= player-pianos have the privilege :
: of choosing a round trip to San :
Z: Francisco, with stay of ten :
: days in the Western Metropolis. I:
+ All districts have an equal :
: chance for the Capital prize 1912 i:
:: Regal" automobile. !
4. + + r r 4. = r + Z . 2 . = = = =
Mrs. Mary r. Lcite, Ililo ..... l1,2oC
Nancy Daniels, Kuristown -. 1900
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-04-27

Bertha lIclfers, Makawcli,
Kauai NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1O,1iO
Miss Il. Il. Edwards, Kilauca,
Kauai Observation-Disclosures. 1000
l.. Kooh Hart, Wailuku. Maui. 2,4OO
Rachel r. Kiakona. Peahi Mani 1000
Isabelle Henry, Pauwella, Maui 1000
Catherine Chuy, Pcahi, Maui. 1000
Cressie Carriora, Paia, Maui 2,OiO
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-04-27
DISTRICT NO. !.

+ Consists Of Honolulu and the =
+ Island Of Oahu from the center =
/; of Nuuanu Street. West. =
= PRIZES: 4
= The prizes that must be won Z
I. in this district are an elegant Z
= Remington" player-piano; =
= perfect 800 diamond ring; =
= solid gold ladies' watch and +
+ round trip to Kiuuuea or Homo =
4 lulu and return. Winners of the !
+ player-pianos have the privilege =
I. of choosing a round trip to San =
= Francisco, with stay Of ten =
= days in the Western Metropolis. Z
+ All districts have an equal 4
= chance for the Capital prize 1912 :
!. Regal" automobile. Z
I. + + I. = 4. 4 4. + = 4 4 4. 4 + 4. 4:
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-04-27
DISTRICT NO. 9.

+ DISTRICT NO. 9. =
+ Consists of Honolulu and the +
+ Island of Oahu from the center +
+ of Nuuanu Street, East. +
: PRIZES: +
4 The prizes that must be won +
+ in this district are an elegant +
= Remington" player-piano; a.
4 perfect 800 diamond ring; +
+ solid gold ladies' watch and +
'round trip to Kilauea OF Homo =
+ lulu and return. Winners of the +
= player-pianos have the privilege 4
" of choosing round trip to San +
+ Francisco, with a sstay of ten +
: days In the Western Metropolis. =
+ All districts have an equal +
= chance for the Capital prize 1912 =
+ Regal" automobile. +
= + + + + + + + + + = + + 4 4. + I.
Eleanor Holt, Lord & Young. 1870
Ida Fernandez, Young St.. -. 1880
Paula NJ. Bosselle, The Donna 1000
Mrs. Grace Elson, SIG King. 3,ll0
Evelyn de la NuX, 1917 Kinau. S,340
Rose Lee Hong, 1896 Alexander 1880
Agnes M, Johnson, 1852 Young 5000
Pauline Voeller, $50 Young :. 1920
Mrs. j. T. De Bolt, Kaimuki. 5,72O
Edith H. Pratt, 1881 Kapiolani 1000
Ellen r. Dwight, 1543 Makiki. 1000
Alice w. Smith, 1886 Wilder
Ave. ..................... 1000
Hazel auckland, Anapuni -. 1000
Libbe Peck, 2)7 s. Vineyard. 1000
Marjorie Mcclure, Office Sup
ply Co, ...................... 10000
Ada Kershner, 1l77 Alakea st. $500
Mrs. Keala Kaai Carter, Puma
hou st. ...................".. 1900
Mrs. Alice Haywards, Johnson
House ..................... 4,22O
Lily Alderman, Y.W.C.A..... 1000
Aras Wipdsor, Young st. ~. 1000
Irma Wodehouse, 1903 Nuuanu 4,200
Irene Boyd, 1914 Kalakaua go. 1000
Louise Zerbe, Levers e. Cooke $3.50
Mrs, Jas, Rice, Blom's ....... 1000
Mrs, Rutman, Jordan's ... 1000
Dottie Mcqueen, Whitney e.
Marsh .,................... 1890
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1912-05-24

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useg0IDx - 81 SSl0e surveying,
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The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1912-05-24

tract 10 construct. but 6aiSh the build-
ms cQnsplets. pSintiag included. out
side ana IN The arm has JUST 6ulSASd
q Very handsome residence Tor Ge0,
W l.oQt,oD. IN the Si>NilSameSn valley.
and IL Is said - oS' one ~ ths best con-
SCvOcted nso&erD homes IN she
Sp0UtN
WSlter MillS haS been down this
WeSA With 81 severe stack 81 typhoid
fever. eUt Mo serious results S-e Az
pyeAeR&s>i THIS : the orSt cSSe "
VypNNSG vvpN~ggG IN toW Il tOr a ous'l-
csy " Wo0gh>,
N, SchWaalSnG l,s0Sorvd u Loo02lS
Monday n rS$roO>S - Sail u 81
yeRG Mrs. Gvps Judd. " ~ i Suffering
nom AsGvC StslcgiNa. the reSUlt Ct
vNSUlGSJl>,,l, WlLh Nhl>A ShS aSS SUI
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The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1912-05-24

suddenly turned from no apparent
eSuSe and the bone Was diSlocated.
The sufferer was conveyed to her home
in an automobile where Or. Sehwao-
land administered an SnsSthstic and
SCI the bone.
There Mas fSir attendance st the
Walter J MCorshoUSe horse sale last
Thursday afternoon AMI SnilpalS 70
thv value q over Slice were Knocked
down ~ the highest bidder. :. E
MjJchyll " 10 i making 4 reputation
= Su auetiousSr. had charge 0t the
SS,le.
rhs PSclhc Meat market CLOSED last
a. v& IL ! given OUt that the St>psn-
SlOo IL operations i orly temporary,
Mr. tlaGStr0n1. who has been connect
~ with the market since II Was 6r>t
opSntG. states that he will remain in
OCOVillS. and expects u bs II business
ssaie
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center ~ town. bSSs Friday evening
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-11
SPORTS
COURTNEY IS NAMED BY
OLYMPIC COMMITTEE

the list OF names Of contestants IN
the 100 meter raos on the American
team at the olympic gafnea In s~e'
den. ms officially announced by the
American Olympic selection com
mlttee hore today.
Tho committee also announced
the American Marathon contest
ants. No Pacific coast athletes
we're included In this event.
The 10 men who will represent
tho United States 10 tho Marathon
race at Stockholm. tho classic Of
tho Olympic games. were the first
selected by tho committee. They
ara:
Michael ]. Ryan. Irish.Amerlcan
A. G.. Now York: Lewis Tewanlna.
Carlisle Indian school: Clarence II.
DemAr, North Dorcastar. Mas: Jos.
EKlebon. Missouri A. C.. Sc LouiB.
Joseph forchaw. Jr.. II Louis A. c.:
John q. Gallagher. Jr. Philadelphia
and Yale. Thomas II, Lliley. North
Dofcaster. Andrew Soekalrxia. Ban
gof. Me. and John J. Reynolds.
|lriah.Amoyican A. &.
Tho names OF Sidney Hatch OF
Chicago and CASTOR Strublno OF
Paterson. n. j.. were added M sup
Elementary runners who may so NJ
their own expense.
Tho list % fo0-meter men includes
Howard r. Drew. tho dimlnntive
negro. % Springfield. Mass. high
school. who won tho event Ia tho
eastern tryouts in Harvard stadium
last Saturday. Courtney. Ccrhardt.
nelote. Craig. Rice. Thomas and
Wilson.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-11
NEWS AND
STATISTICS
Professional sports Fos,ered
GIANTS WIN N|NTH-|NN|NG
TIE FROM THE CHAMPS

home run over the fence, scoring
Raymond. who had aingied. ahead
Of him. SchArney clouted out a
homer In the third. which ended
the work with the wooden ware
for the Champs with the exception
OF Frisk'a double In the seventh.
In the ninth when Frink bumped
the ball out of Brooks hands. I'm
plre Toman called him safe. there
by reversing decision he had
made on similar play by James a
short timo before.
The game and the series started
out like real big league stuff. and
n the pace is kept up throughout
the week the fans will have little
10 grumble over. even II Seattle
does not annex every victory. Tho
same teams win play here this AZ
teruoon. where there should BIO n
big crowd. including women. and
the four ladies' days OF the week
start this afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-11
uaSPORT NOTES AND COMMENTS

I noticed recently that Tug VII.
Hon. heavy hitter OF some ability.
died al Hamilton. o.. aud q called 10
miad the laugh caused BY Wilson Al
the expense 81 the mighty John H.
Snllisan. John l. never forgot n.
either, and all thirsty man has TO
do IL 20 refer 20 TaE Wilson In Sui.
iiyan'E presence 10 this day 10 have
the fallen giant buy II happened
when John l.. Was In hla hey-dAy. at
Madison Square Garden. IN iss3
Sullivan was offering big money 20
any one who would stay four Founda
Wilson took tho contract and would
flop 10 the floor every time Sullivan
looked hla war. This ducklux pro
ecsa enabled Tug TO last the atipa.
lated four rounds for which he ~
ceivet the scrock o. Kooid" The
occurrence has since cost Sullivan
az much an be paid 70 Wilson.
runny how things work out IN tho
baseball world. Here's a colnci.
dcnce Of local interest Yesterday.
Jack Barry. former manager OF
Dug'n infanis. accepted similar 20.
sltion with the La Grande team. In
the Tri-E,aie league. and on the
sam. day Jack Tighe. navigator OF
tn. Seattle Giants IN 1911. resigned
as manager OF the Louisville club.
In the American association. II
was expected that Tlgh. wbDuld re.
sign. but Barry'a new "yob- sur.
priced him as much as II did any
one. because when the La Grande
club started negotiations with him.
Barry named figure fat enough
TO mako the average brush man.
agor pause. look and listen.
Here's n health 10 George
Shredder. who was owner OF the
Tacoma Tigers when the team was
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-11
ALWAYS COME
BACK FOR MORE

PHILADELPHIA. June IL
Philadelphia Jack OT,rien viii en-,
ter the ring once more. according
10 his own statement hero today
.O'B1en has accepted the challenge
of Ben Koch. a heavyweight from
the nited States navy and will bat.
Ito on Monday evening next before
the American Athletic club, which
Is owned by O'Brfen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-11


pounded out q grounder TO SHAW,
The bali took one OF those cccen,
trio bounds over Shaw's head and
Gates was safe. f'risk scoring ON
the play and tying the score.
The crowd then settled down for
another season OF high tension as
II looked possible for the Champs
to grab ths game from the fire. but
tho Giants came back. just Ike
that. In the last frame when Moran
Eot four wife ones. went 20 second
on Brooks bunt and gathered the
breakfast food for Seattle ON Whai
ing's hingie.
Never was Bin James Ia liner
shape for work on the mound ana
his pitching was almost machine
like. with the Champs able 10 con.
meet but for two hits oud one
earned run. James. however. had
little on Bedford. tho Vancouver
hurler. and the result Was a battle
that kept the crowd on edge almost
every minute Of the game.
Seattle started the pyrotechnlcr
in the third when Mann droppsd a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-11

Eddie Hubbard aud Harry
Forbes. both well known weltsf
wcights, who have figured In any
number OF short battles In Seattle.
win provide the main event on The
card at the next smnker AZ Austin
q Frecd'H gymnasium on the eyenr
ing Of June IS
There In strong rivalry between
theao boys an they have both fought
draws with Romro Hagen recently
and for awhile were both crowned
In the same boxing stable. which Ia
calculated 10 add 10 the rivalry.
and the result should bs ono of
the fastest. most ln.oaEncsi bouts OF
the season.
Dan Salt. who will be general
manager 81 the smoker. 10 n0w
casting about for ~ mas 10 20
against Romeo Hagen and In add
lion 20 these two goes there will be
three other four round afiaiEa TO
complete tho fancy card. "A
Romeo Hagen has signed 40 TO
meet Charley For on the Fourth uf
Jaiy near Brcmortoa Fox 10 tbs
champion weltcrwelKht Of the
North Pacific squadron who fought
fast draw with Hagen st Port
Orchard lnai month.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-11

II may be little early 10 yell
Fake" about abe Johnson-F1ynn
fight scheduled for July 4. and ! am
not doing II. bat " Flynn gets away
with anything there II viii surely
look like tho Big Smoke laid down.
FIynn'a only call for fight with
Johnson was tho fact that he beat
Carl Morris. who. tho majority of
fight followers admit. IL frontage
That's a polite way OF saying
chcese.) In the event Flynn wins.
here Is th eway the fans win an
alyxa the dope; Johnson has a
bank roll now large enough TO trip
an elephant. II he can clean up
100000. Il will pat him on Easy
street for the rest of his life. where
the bubbles flow and where the
hard work OF the training camp
viii be forgotten. Then johnson
appreciates the fact that a negro
champion never did and probably
never win be the most popular
champion on earth. which may be
another reason. Also. II these
things should come to pass, re.
member that Jack Curiey would
clean mp all the money there is IN
The world with his new champ.
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TIGERS LOSE TO
BEES IN TENTH

TACOMA. June lila an excit.
ing game which went 10 innings,
for five ~ which Meikie hold the
Victoria bees without hit. the
Bees winning out Ia the tenth By a
4 TO score Win man on base
ON a walk stadIllc pounded ou, the
ball In tho direction OF Nsighbors
who failed TO pick II out u the tall
grass In time 10 stop the winning
run.
Victoria ...... .eaoc13oeef~-f .
AZ Tacoma 49,. .oos0es0eee--1 :
Wilson and Grindia. Mslkis and
la f4unRa
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b A s E b A l. L
r o o T B A l. l.
B A s X K T b ALL
CONNORS A PIPE
FOR BIC MIKE
GIBBONS

NEW YORK. June 1i.-Mike
Gibbons. the st. Paul weltcrweight,
II victor today over Tommy Con
nora Of Scranton. Pa. whom he
played witt1 for 10 rounds IN Brook
iyn. For eight rounds be content.
cd himself with Standing off and
iabbing tho PennayIyanlan. bat Ia
the last two periods he tried for a
knockout and only tho bell saved
connors ia the tonth.
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In answer 10 several queries,
here's the original dope on a point
al la~. A baseball game IL not
complete II called before five In.
nlnga are played. unless tho team
second at bat shall have scored
enough runs TO Win without play.
lug lie half Of the NTH inning
Less than that extent OF play Ia OF
no more record than If the game
had never been started. With no
play, there can be no winner. and
Ia this case there IL no play.
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regarded ne one ~ the strongest
minor agErcEationa In the baseball
business. George 10 a benedict.
having signed Mira Belle Welsh AZ
Chicago on a life contract They
were swc~the2fts ia childhood. bat
scre the pAwne Of fate and drilted
apart. Both married. When they
mot recently. both we're single
again. and che courship started
wbare Il Jeff on years ago. with
Shredder a 1000 pah cent winner.
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FROM
THE PRESS BOX

Manager Rsymond's new lnfieId
lineup Brooks. first base: Shaw.
second. Raymond. shortatop. and
Chick. third base. looks pretty
good. and. after they have played
together few games, should make
the fastest inficld in the league.
TX
Bill James pitched q swell game,
only allowing Vancouver three
hits. the one credited TO Gates In
tho ninth taking an unexpected
bound over Shaw's head as he was
all set for the play.
k 4
Umpire Toman called James out
for running out OF line In the third
and robbed him OF hit and a run
Ho was only about a foot out OF
line, and II the umpire would
watch closely he would notice that
about two out OF three players run
out OF line going to first.
Left.Fleidcr kippert made a dis
gustiug exhibition OF himself In the
fifth. after he was caught asleep At
first The umpire ordered him out
OF the game. and Kippert let loose
n flood Of billIngagate, which was
heard plainly all over che stands
Among other things he called the
umpire a drunken loafer." There
should be policeman on the
grounds to enforce the city ordl.
nance against profanity. and n the
umpire cannot control the players.
there should be new umpircs.
Bedford pitched a nice game for
Vancouver. but Mann's homer. with
RAYMOND on In the second, was too
much for him.
Bert Whaling delivered the swat
that broke up the game I'm the
ninth after Moran had walked and
reached second on Brooks nice
sacrifice. Bill James was 90
tlckled that he ran out into the
field and shook hando with Bert
Xxx
"Hurky" Shaw did not oct hit
yesterday. but he certainly looks
good at second.
XXX
Brooks laid down two nice sacrl.
flee hunts yesterday. He's playing
the bag nearer like Lee Maeee
than any man wo'ye tried there yet