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The evening world., 1912-04-06
GAX2NAs.NaXNNINNA
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FROM. BACDADE
A ROMANCE or BROADWAY AND THE SAHARA {
BY HAROLD M'CRATH I

Yes. Gloconda. I feel easier now. I
am heart and soul In this aralr. I need
excitement. too. Lord. yes. When I
went to ia sdad | had no Idea that I
should ever hay eyes upon that rug. hut
ala. And there's the emcralds TOO.
Major"
The Major ru6bcd his hands pleasur-
ABLY. YES, yes. the emeralds. I had
not forgotten them. one hundred lovely
green stones. worth not a penny under
thirty thousand \ fine collection. But
another ide9 has taken possession Of
this teemlny brain OF mine. Have you
noticed how this fellow Jones hover
about Fortune? He's worth a million II
he's worth a cent. ! am sure. in pure
gratitude. she would see 10 II that her
loved ones were we'll taken care Of In
their old age"
II am going 10 marry Fortune my.
SELF said Ryanne blandly.
Your" The Major ~ nonplussed.
Wallace shufYled hfN feet uneaaily
This blond companion OF his was always
showing kinks In his nature. kinks thai
rarely ever ~straightened out.
Yea And why not7 What II she Il
either you or her mother7 Nothing.
Affection o have never given her
being unable. II surprises GU: but
nevertheless. love her. and I am 20.
ing to marry her"
Really" said Mrs. Chedsoye.
Even So"
You are a fool. Horace" with rissn.
fury. SO then. the child had not jSbet
her In a OF pique,
Men in love generally are fools. Nv,
never spoken before. because you neve
absolutely needed me TIL now. There
my cards, pat
Mrs. Chedsoye's fury deepened, bu
not vislbly. You are welcome to her
II she will have you.'
Yes" supplemented the Major; ~
she will have you. my friend. take her
and our benedIctions."
Ryanne's shoulders stirred suggest
lively.
'Of course. I expect to have the nns
word to say on the subject. She II m,
daughter" said Mrs. Chedsoye.
"A trihing accident. my dear Giocon
da." smiled Ryanne: ''merely that"
Just u little oil. Just a little oil.
the Major pleaded %anxiously. "Das
II all, this II nc me for u row Of thi
silly order. But It's always the way,
irritably. "A big enterprise. demand
Ing a single purpose. and a trlnc Tx
this to upset 1t ALI"
II am ready for business at any mi
msnt."
,"And you. Kate"
We'll say no more about II till III
affair Is over. After that
'"Thosc who live win see, chr" n,
anne rolled a cigarette.
ITO business, then. In the Ar,
place. Mr.. Jones must not reach Oh
Lud wig."
"He will not" nyanne spoke wit
quiet assurance.
HE will not even see that boat
added Wallace. Fiad to hear the sour
of his voice agSn.
Good. But no rough work"
Leave II all 10 me-" said Ryann
INrhe United .Itomance and Adventui
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TREND OF EXTENSION Is STILL
NORTHWARO.

New rapid transit projects promise 10
make the northward lines the avenue
OF least resistance for the population
overflow until the country shall be well
filled far beyond the outer limits OF
Yonkers and Mount Vernon. Those
tive cities will become practically a
part Of the metropolis and all OF the in
termediate territory will be crowded
denser each year.
The almost phenomenal Increase Of
population or Washington Heights and
in the transit centres Of the Bronx
shows what is sure to happen through
out all of the %northward country that
is in the line OF rapid transit. al
speak with authority on the Marble
Hill section and my study has CON
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Company viii awe h'm an adventure
On approval. as 1t were"
10 you. then. The report from New
York reads encouragingly. Our friends
there are busy. They are merely
waiting for us. From now ON Pcrcival
Aisernon must receive 10 more mail.
kilograms or cables"
'Ill AXE care Of that also" Ryanne
looked at Mrs. Cheisoye musingly.
Ills real estate agent will wire him.
possibly tomorrow"
I'm that event. he will receive a cable
slgnifylng that the transaction Is per-
fcctly correct"
"He may also Inquire as to what TO
do with the valuables In the w~all-safc."
"tIc will he instructed to touch Moth
Ing. ms the people who will occupy the
house arc Old friends" I,yannc smoked
calmly.
Wallace. you will return to New
York at once"
~ though, ! was wanted here?'
NO longer"
IAN right. I'm on. I'll sail on the
I printe Ludwig. stateroom lis. I'll have
my Joke or the way"
You will do nothing Of the kind
You will have n ststerocn by yourself.
said Mrs. Chedsoye crisply. And M
wine. no cards. II you fan. I'll break
YOU
AS We would a hurchwarden's pipe
Wallace. my lad Ryanne gripped his
i~coinpsnion by the shoulder. and there
was enough pressure IN the grip IL
u the recipient 80 vince.
well. we'll: III lay n straight course
wallace siid his shoulder from under
Ryanne's hand.
'Tro you. then. Hoddy. the business oi
So
G"uarantining our friend Percival. %
hurt him: simply detain him. You mus
realize the Importance Of this. Have
you your plansY'
I'll perfect them Tomorrow. I shall
,nd a way, never fear
'rDoes the rug come In anywhere
The Major was curious. II pomeiIme'
secmed "a him that Ryannc did not nj
ways ,ey h,. cards face upon the tsble
"Jt will play Its part. fesdies. I an
rather inclined TO the idea Of taking l
h,ck. 4, NAV be tho old wishing-carpet
I'm ,hat ca.e. n will come In handy
yv,o Lnow.
..Ii,~ much IL 4, worthg'
.xh Nator p~src,vsi himself could no
... .x.c,,v ytc rov. me n thousan,
a,,1s Gov n,
', ,..,a no,ra." murmuro,
~
1890 .,,,.. ,,. ,.,a. ,,yh,,v N
svss T., .r,,.ms. or wondc
se'"er. wn. :"
ne atone knc"'
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CHAPTER VII.
tContinucd.)
Rvanne Tables His Cards.

ALdJACE nodded approvingy.
A Ryanne shrugged.
Failure IL practically I'm.
wv possible. And ! a excite
" ment; I crave II as YOU men
crave your tobacco"
And there We are. Kate. II really
isn't the gold; It's the excitement OF
getting II and coming away unscathed.
II I could only get you to look at all
sides of the affair. It's the Rubicon.'
~ accept 1t as such. I am tired Of
petty things. I repeat. failure In not
possible. Have I not thought II out,
detail by detail, mapped out each line,
anticipated dangers by eliminating
them"
IAN but that one danger Of which
we know nothing. You're a great wo-
mar. Kate. You have, as you say,
made ninety-nine dangers out Of a
hundred impossible. Let US keep an
eye out for that hundredth. Our pho
toeraphs have yet to q the rogues'
gallery.
with n exception" Ryanne's
laughter vas sardonic.
"Whose?" shot the Major.
Mine. A round and youthful phlz
n silky young m%ustachc. But rest easy
there's no likeness between that and
the original one I wear now"
You never told us. 6egar
Mrs. Chedsoye.
There was never n need TIL now
Eight years ago. Certain powers tina
be worked toward my escape. But
was fever to return. You will r~ecofiecI
that I have always remained this side
Enough. What I did does not matter
I will say this much my crime wa,
In being found out. One venture int,
New York and ont to sea again: the,
will not have a chance. I doubt II an,
could recall the circumstances Of m,
neteoric career. You will observe tina
! am keyed for anything. Let us We
to work. 1t doesn't matter. anyhow"
You did not. Mrs. Ched
soye hestitated.
"Blood?' reading her thought. mo
Gioconda: my hands are guiltless. a
least they were til this Baydad affair
and I ann not sure there. ] was a trust
ed clerk: I Eambled; I took money tina
did not belong to me. And here I am
room number 2Os."
"It doesn't matter. Come. Kate: dom
stare at Hoddy as II ne were a ncv
species" The Major smoothcd the end
OF his mustache. This confession vii
he good for his soul"
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seen Won in a rage. You would 70 mag.
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In mo- n,ood ,n, If, ,,.,Iyb, IA an as
sac,a,. a, mi oouivocai b,,sIu.ss Won
Jn 80 wott, yo, aro necessary But do
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wv 1919 .,Ju hava some .eis-
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BRYN MAWR GIRLS LIKE CAN'T
Protest Against having Finn

PHILADELPHIA, April g. The
studc nts at Bryn Mawr College have
made a formal protest against tie
police order that Finn Prouty. a four
teen-ysar-oid boy. shall not bc allowed
to carry them from the college to the
railroad depot In his converted push
mobile.
The %younsster Ia a pushmobilc en-
thuslas,. and he Installed a three horss-
power motor In his p~ushmobtie. Tho
college girls p~atronixed him.
The Bryn Mawr hack drivers dis
covered that their revenues were being
cut and protested to the police. II wss
said that Young Prouty had no risht
TO drive any kind of q car because 10
IL less than sixtcen years Of sgs.
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FACTS ESTABLISH ECONOMY OF
HOME OWNERSHIP.

Such facts establish the economy OF
hume ownership from a financial point
OF view. Everybody can see that the
city is growing each year and spreading
ont In all directions. Suburban land
Ia being taken faster than ever for
higher utilities and It's values are ad-
van-iny accordingly.
ASIDE from the financial benefits that
g1 with the buying and holding of homes
"a outlying districts. there is the Infinite
satisfaction of ownership in itself, with
freedom from landlords and the many
sprms OF Independence that II implies.
There are benefits in health. In domestic
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WINGED me that II Is beginning a devel-
cpment that Will present a striking par
ailel to tina of Murray Hill.
Like Murray Hill. Marble Hill Is ex-
elusive and commanding in location. II
Is In the direct line OF the high class
northward home expansion, Just rs was
Murray H!ll in the days when Thirty
fourth street was suburban. II has
better ransit facilities now han MUIR
ray Hill had twenty years ago, and It Is
nearer in point Of time to the business
centres than vas the Murray Hill OF
those days. 1t Is a plateau forming the
upper end of Manhattan island on the
lines of the Broadway subway and sur
face cars. the Manhattan elevated rail-
road extension and the Harlem River
branch OF the New York Central Rail-
rHo.
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Every year Of New York's history has
demonstrated the economy OF home
ownership.
In the earlier days. the Fourteenth
street district was suburban and farm
Territory. During later stages, the sub-
urban and farm lines were pushed
nerthward to Twenty-third. Thirty
fourth, Forty-second. Fifty-ninth. Seven
ty-second streets. and then still fur
,ther along. until now they are actually
beyond the city limits. There Is no
longer a suburban part OF Manhattan
Island. and only the far quarters Of the
1pther boroughs can be called really
kuburban.
Thrifty families that bought suburban
romes in n OF those good old days
nave seen their land develop rapidly In
value from the hundreds to the thou
sands Of dollars-even to the millions.
for the Hoyt homestead at Fifth ave-
nue. and Thirty-slxth street was sold re-
Gently around the $1,000 600 mark and
resold TO operators who intend to I'M
prove the site with a business sky
scraper which will yie9d additional prof
its.
The Hoyt home was In the district
where the first John Jacob Astor made
extensive farm purchases on the out
skirts of the city. Fifth avenue values
generally have advanced IN the same
proportion. and there are thousands Of
lots between Thirty-fourth and Seventy
second streets which were selling at
suburban prices a half century but
which are now worth from ten to one
hundred times those figures.
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sYNorsis OF rRECbprNG CHAPTERS.
A company Of crooks meet at CAIRO. Egypt. With
the purpose o. des' ciling a ridi. Young Arncrt' an
rug liant mmsd George -Pcrci,al AlgcfnOn
Jones, The C,ng consists II Ryauac. 4 d,shing
sdvcnturer.. Wallace and ClAlaan. two card shar "
AMI sntrssiuis. anil Mrs. thri5oyc. Mrs. Chrd.
soyc's dlushior. Fortune. Is ignorant q the iao,
and flads Atisdt attmetel. - 1oaes. via q. o. e
falls, IN love With her. ltyannc has stole, tom
Bag1at n 81 I'D rGsNer !na or cafpet. Known az
''tie Holy lAiorlcs." Atale are In pufsui. ~ him
to recover the rug and to Nil the thicf. Nyannc
sells the fug 90 Jones. The corspir'tofs meet t.
discus'. tic!r Hans AGAINST Jonca, callahan pro.
tets tina. the venture Is 200 %lctIloui.
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Read This
Carefully

On On semittancss -
70 ~ cents send one-csut
sta m on amounts
above "a cents send post.
Once money order, en-
press money order OF
bank draft. Do not send
cash. Make money order
OF draft payable to the
California Fruit Growers
Exchange. and address
your letters TO the Call.
fornIa Fruit Growers
Exchange. l92 N. Clark
Street. Chicago. III. Not
responsible for cash sent
through the mails.
You can secure thsss
premiums with "Sun.
kist" orange wrappers
''Sunkist" lemon wrap.
pers, "Red Ball" orange
wrappers OF RED Balt''
lemon o.
merely send trademarks
cut from wrappers. Ifyou
will buy only ''Sunklst''
and ''Red Ball. oranges
and lemons. you viii gse
fruit OF the finest eating
quality. economically
priced. and you will soon
have enough Wrappers to
secure . complete eet Of
tho beautiful table silvoss
ware.
ago.. i'll.
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Mayor Of Marble Hill Says
i, Advantages Of Home
Ownership Are Attract
ing Greater Masses Of
Flat Dwellers Each Year
~ to the Outer Sections.
~ A. N. oirrERMAN.

~ A. m. olTTEHMAN.
He has been prominent IN all Of
the recent operations at the upper
end Of Mowhattam leland, and his
activities IN tho Marble HW ter
ritory have led to his honorary
recognition there as The Mayor.
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HELP o

WASiLD foA =, .. AA-<AsssSss ~
sit.Isn, VI Lnl,sd States. o. good eaessasss =
Snvs.a.s a.P,t,. who ssa sgsfs, .ssa - -
Sseras'ns oinesr. Is 80 ~. 20 q. a. NJ
yss CIV. sOi falioa y. nssSsiV. =. y; ~
M~s.,seNt.,, =. Is"s' CALM J.. - =
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DIAMONDS. Watches. delivered: convenient, vsj.
ments scepted; representa I've calls: teIsphon4.
Syndicate Company" II y. isth.
81 weekly. Diamonds. Watches. JeweIry. aACE.a
STORE. iaaa ~ az. near ,07ih 0psn ev'sa-
s2s Diamond Ring, 81 We dy; watohes, diamuas,.
iewely. AIstropoltau. IS W. l2sth, Open 80
The evening world., 1912-04-06

(To BE c~ontlnusd.)
The evening world., 1912-04-06
Choose From These Fourteen

Tht0 fruk
Knife Yours
Made OF special
tempered steel heav.
lily silver.piGted same
high quality % the
other "Sunkist" Pre-.
miums. Sent on 70.
ceipt Of "a "Sunkist''
wrappers and zoe.
For each additional
fruit knife send "a
"Sunkist" wrappers
and zoe.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-06-26
MARCAlLIN0-
HANDBALl MATCH TO
DECIDE SECOND PLACE
Only a Slim Chance That AxeI-
rod Can Be Pried Out Of the
First Position Now

Val Marcallino and Dwight, who are
tied for second place In the "Y" hand
bah tournament. will fight II out this
afternoon at 3 o'clock. and the winner
has l'ure chance Of being tied for
first honors, should AleXrod have n
sudden form reversal and drop u game
to one OF the weaker contestants. This
Is unlikely, though, for the San Fran
Ciscan IL playing great game now
and looks like sure winner In the
tournament, which ends this week. Az
elrOd viii also play this afternoon. go
ing against either &. Louis or Rase-
man.
Yesterday afternoon Raseman beat
Forreira, ELL, S-21, 2l20. The fea-
ture of the play was Rasemans great
pull-up In the third game. when the
score was 20 To against him. He
broke through and ran fourteen points
straight
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-06-26
JACK CORDELL AND JOHNNY MCCARTHY
Will BOTH HAVE STRONG FOIL OWING

When Jack Cordoll and Johnny Me
Carthy get together in the ring ut Attn
letic Park next Saturday afternoon,
nearly everyone who watches the mill
will be n partisan, with strong lean
ings to one side or the other. Not for
long time has th,rc been so much
talk over a fistic event, and opinions
have In most cases been backed with
real coin.
The COrdell supporters argue that
Jack has u big advantage In weight to
begin with, ns he viii go In the ring
nearly Il pounds heavier than his OPP
poncnt They also point to his former
record. and to his fights right here In
Honolulu, and contend that he will
make rushing light OF Il, bearing
Mccarthy down and scoring a knock
out by the eighth or ninth round. The
McCarthyites have another line Of dope
They say that COrdelI can't he the
man he was. AZ he has practically been
out of the game for two years, and
that when II comes to showdown he
won't be able to stand the pace. They
figure that Mccarthy has been fight
ing for living right along, and that
there IL no question of going back for
him. Johnny, his friends say, will have
all the better Of II ON points by the
tenth, and In all probability viii be
able to finish COrdell some time be
tween that round and the fifteenth.
As matter Of fact both fighters
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-06-26
HORSE RACES At
KAPI0LANL
SPORTY
Good Card Arranged for Fourth
Of July and 0ld-TimerS
Are Interested

II will look like the good old times
to lovers of horse racing who are at
Kapiolani Park track the afternoon OF
the Fourth. \ card of at least five
races. i'm which some favOrites of for
mer years will start. Is now assured.
and that there viii be real racing goes
without saying. Jim Quinn Is chair
man of the subcommittee which has
charge of the racing feature, but Homer
Smith has been his first lieutenant,
and as such has had personal charge
Of the program, and has succeeded 50
well In drumming up entries that II has
now come down to a matter OF elm
nation. There are more than enough
horses to M, and success Is assured.
Everybody Is keen for another sight
of fast horses in action" said Homer
Smith at the meeting Of the general
sports committee yesterday afternoon.
why, in week we've gotten together
list Of entries that Is real credit
To the Islands. II this were to be
ree-day meeting now, | know we
could get up card of six races "A
day. and have them all first class. too"
Smith has his officials all In line, and
he assured the committee that there
would bc no hitch In the program. The
races will come last ON the list, start
ing at about o'clock, after the motor
4 cycle races and athletic events so that
u clear track can he counted on There
will be no crowd of Indifferent specta-
tors waiting for something else to hap
pea, for everyone who remains will do
so because he or she Is interested In
racing, and crowd made up of enthu-
Siasts viii be easy to handle. ... ..
The first race on the card will be
u half-mllc pace, two In three heats,
| IN which some of the well-known har-
ness horses of former days will be
seen. They are not by any means has
becns, either. ana will probably he able
! to negotiate the distance in the neigh
bOrhood Of 1910. which Is going some
on track Hike the old oval at Kapiu-
/ lanL The entries to date are Harold
D., j. y. Silva; Chappo, William Lar
sen; Wood, John +. Colburn; Walter
/ r., j. X. Kalanianaole; Sid Abbott,
DR.. Straub.
Race No Is carded as match nf-
fair for n quarter, between such we'll
known performers MS Dora D., Frankie,
Clara G., LOvcdale and Racine Murphy,
The third event will he cowboy
relay race, for which there are now six
entries.
The fourth race Is for ponies, at a
Charles Lucas; Kalihl Boy, ]. Me
delros: Buckskin, Allie Magoon; Rou-
! Ion, Charles Bellina.
The last race VIII be a free for all
event at a half mile
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-06-26

look very much alive just at present,
and 1t looks NJ though Il would be u
hard job to finish them with anything
short Of meat AK. Both are In fine
shape, ana COrdeil. who was bit wor-
ricd over the weight question when he
started In training. II now all smiles
when he steps on the scales. He be-
licves that he VIII have no difficulty In
making the 1856 required two hours
before ring time. The men will weigh
Ia on the railroad depot scales.
The referee question hasn't been
settled as yet. but there are three
names under consideration. They are
Dick sullivan, who win return from
tho Coast Saturday; Mike Patton and
Joe Cohen.
Both BauersoCks and Leary have the
necessary permission from the military
authorities for furlough, so that there
will be nothing to prevent the winner
from making the trip to Hilo to meet
Ben de Mcllo the evening Of the third.
These two men are lighting not only
for u liberal purse, but also for the
chance Of a JOY jaunt to the Big Is
land with u main event appearance,
ana u nice chunk Of money besides.
M0riarity Of the Fifth Cavalry. who
Is to meet Kid Baker of Seattle, Is
showing better and better. lie will give
away lot of weight to the Northwest
ornrr, but figures that he can do II and
still win.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-06-26

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Jay anu h'sI'' 10 ne sure that the
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anu uroP 'ne n"oh peI"re httihG dein-
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'>',''h WIN S'ah '.e horlHoh ny uay'
"h" N"'un'eer Wu'cnerS WIN look out
''F 'ne S'shti mares pS night
S'cre'ary Ne'tseh OF the Eacht clup
N,S''ru"S gave OUT the hlsht signals
Wh'ch VIII DC used by the various rae
rs snoulu they PICK up lahd during
'"V n's"'' III 'nn' case 'he liaWail
WIN purn rcu mare ana White ana
s,'o" nsn'S' Sea'nrer' whlte llare' TWO
M"i'e hshts, Lurllne' green mare ana
three req lights; Natoose, red Hare
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yachts 49, ,hn,,. go, -. - CO.,
.omorro,v moon Tho ,,a,s,ors Viii so,
ON tbei,. iob to,igbt I'm, ~, ,,.ir, ho
| .omewbat surnrIsod /, ,Lo,. r,iso n col,
before daylight Friday
There viii be no lack Of entertain
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-06-26

The above press cable win he a great
encouragement to Dukes wshers
here, for 1t shows that he Is just as
good rs ever, In spite Of his long Sea
voyage ON the Finland and the climatic
changes to which he has been sub
jccted. That Kahanamoku Is a mar
NolOus swimmer no one who has fol-
lowed his work Cor the last year can
doubt, but there II always the chance
Of an athlete falling off in performance
when competing under strange cOndi-
tIons. That Dukes initial perform
ancc in Europe was almost n worlds
record-brcalSer Is source of great
qualification to his friends