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|SLEuTHS WORK
| ON STRANGE FIRE

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men 10 ascertalh tue ullese sae7e
the fire on Emma street near tine{tI|
early Sunday morning. which partially
Eh.,rned of,t fbe ART store OF 3. II1|-
man. : Notwithstanding estabIishme||
belonging to n. Nomnfa. adIoiniI.
and q shoemaker shop run BY J Ec-
|trillo. The discovery shortly after Ln.
fire of gasoline cans and oil-so1k@.
clothing, as we'll as other flHuz, '.|.
the police to believe that the Iire was
deliberately started. Fetrilio. Wn1.-
place OF business was guttau ~
flames. and VINO now lies ~ |.|
queens Roepltai suIIerlhe vita p4.'''
received on tne morning 2. tne t'|.'
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wv'FlTI'ls:s44ss4')'D
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

OBJ 90x131, empty lot, Asylum road
(14) 50x100, brand new house on Fort
ST., near town.
Isl Rooming house on Beretania ST.;
income over $4,000 a month
price SS25.00.
(16) 150x100, new house in Ksimuki
I'D 100x20O, house and lot on Kinau
st.
Q8) 7Sx126, house and lot on Vine
yard ST.; sewer, gas, etc.; the
house is rented at $4,000 month
Q9) % years lease, houses and lot FOL
$1,000. Good opportunity to make
money.
600 60x100, brand new house in Wal.
kiki beach.
Easy terms to suit the purchasers
These bargains for this week only
Don't miss the chance Act quick.
Cressaty, 7S Merchant ST., Phone 4147
5502-tf.
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Owing to the great number of
groundless complaints that have been
received at the office of water works
for the last two weeks, it is of inter
est to the general public to know that
the water which may be heard flowing
Cay and night along Wilder avenue in
the vicinity of ST. Clements church
is not escaping from bursted drain,
hut is the overflow from the Punahou
springs which flows through the ce-
ment storm drain along Wilder ave-
hue.
Notice that libel for divorce has been
served upon Iii at the behest of Loke
Iii reached the cireuit court this morn
ing,
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ANNOUNCEMENT.

w. L. Welsh's Locomobile Car No.
999. and Albert Peters Peerless No.
1852, formerly with the Auto Livery
Co, are now with the Oahu Auto
Stand Phone 3SiS They respectfully
solicit your business and guarantee a
square deal to ALL 55o2-1m.
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No damage has been done the Inter
Island steamer Mikahala through fire
in her cargo, and that vessel will be
dispatched for Maui, Molokai and
Lanai ports at five o'clock Tuesday
evening. III r.
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A tract OF land containing 112 acres
in Manoa valley; about so acres are
arabic. The balance forest, etc.
Abundant water supply. This could
be made one OF the beautiful es-
tates of the islands. A bargain at
$4,000. This is your chance. Da-
yid A. Dowsett, real estate agent,
Kaahumanu st. 5592-1m.
House and large 1oe; lot large enough
to be subdiyided. 1t is the cheapest
buy on Beretania ST.
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LOST.

Small scarf pin set with diamond chip.
Return to Honolulu Photo Supply
Co. Reward 5502-1t.
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ST4R-BUILETIN GIVES YOU
TODAY'S NEWS TODAY
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WICKERSHAM ON
MONEY REFORMS

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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-26
NAT REISS SHOWS
make BIG KILLING
THIS YEAR
Big Carnival Attraction Com.
ing to State Fair Receives
Most Flattering Comment
from Press.

Sat Reiss' carnival. which h Ia the
biz amusement feature of the state
Fair. comes widely hernlded this
year, with flalterine praise from
Tampa, Fia., 90 Chicago.
ia The latter place where they are
now Filling six weeks engagement.
the critirs are Unanimous In saying
they have the best lot OF attractions
OF the season. cleanly. mornl and hlRh
Rrade Ia every particular The Mid.
way this year will be n by rpast OF
Eood thinge. This statement viii be
borne out by Nat Rclss and his em-
ployes, FOR u has been vouched for
IN high quarters IN many cities. The
public have placed their seal az an
prevail upon the same. Clean fnsein-
ntlng and worth while 81 this great
entertainment that VIII hold an at
tention from start 10 finish OF every
day. One can not write about shows
and attractions without using extrav-
n1ant terms. and would cause sus-
picion concerning what r. snid Pos
slbly the most distinctive feature Of
these great shows II that they com
hinc the original unique and newest
Of All attractions with "a few Of the
old classics" which if discarded
every enc would be sore about, There
viii boz many features on tho program
that Will be distinct surprises -
would be useless 10 try "a tell of all
there r. 90 be seen. suffice 90 say,
the name ~ the organization which
FOR over fifteen years has stood at the
top Of exhibitional enterprises Is en-
ough to convey the correct idea of
what u n. The Reiss hand plays
music that people know "thnt
darkies keep time 10 and small bows
whistle while the band plays" Tho
Reiss shows give the public full value
for their money and then some.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-26

ts@ltiatesl Press lsnrrespnnH aace.l
London. Aug. 2e-The iosa 81
ne Dnlaht r, Davis cue. emhiemotic
~ abe Worries lawn tennis champlon-
ehip In doubles. which vent July ~
90 team Of American players. has
been followed BY She usual stream OF
Journalistic criticism. devoid. however,
% that acrimony which marked Britt
ieh comment on the outcome of the
last Olympic sames
The chief subject ~ this post
m0fttm Investigation - the Amcrican
smash" service. An anonymous
writer IN she standard began the dis
cusslon hy denouncinE the smash
ncr,8ce ~ q trick stroke which should
be barred by legislation. iast as the
spot shot WSA IN billiards The cor
respondeHce thus started has Eono
inefrlly forward with tbe opponents Of
the famous service apparently ~ the
minority The discussion hes broad
ened until n includes the question OF
IKE pfopfioty Of inciudins lawn tennis
IN the playing curricuium ~ the pub
llc schools. and tho problem 81 re-
placing the present English veterans
with younger players Underlying an
81 the criticisms and SUGGESTIONS are
Indications Of disappointment over the
defeat. which Iced rome correspond
enta 10 deplore che whole controversy
as evidence that the EnEiiah are bad
losers One advocate OF the Amerl-
can rame concludes his letter a. fol-
lows. THE present walliug seems TO
me 60 he more suited 10 a kiudcrHnr-
ten than 20 a nation OF sporismen.'
Another, signing herself Athletic
0lri," says ~ have read the letters
ana articles on tho Joss Of the Davis
cup with Increasing Irritation the
most alarming symptom OF the decad-
ence 81 English sport Ia the spirit In
Which defeats are taken. We no
longer uphold our traditions and take
our beatings IKE men. but whine and
SWIVEL In the columns OF the daily
press az 60 the reasons Of our defeat
one thing In which practically All
the critics agree is that Mnurice r.
McI0ughiin. one Of the American
players, has proven himself the sem
sntlon 81 the year on English courts.
one critic declares that al his oeHl
the Californian IL the greatest player
that ever lived. being better thar
either 81 the Dohertys In their prime.
and that at his worst only the play
ers In the very front rank OF world =
tennis have any chance Of beating
him. This critic points ont that An
thony r. wnding only beat McLouEh-
lin after the American had played
through an the rounds OF a great
tournament. and that j. G. Parke de-
feated him 10 Ave set match in
which the Callfornlam took the ma
jorlty Of strokes and games.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-26

naicNlns HIM sam any man fof over
fouf rounds
lt reeala % ms mIna ,he old can.
lofnia Athletic cluh in SAN trnuuiaco
years aeo and their method ef ron-
duutlne baking cOniesia This clup
WAS |n existence Tor over twelve
xa44N they held noihne bat finah
tHhla With lhree~ounce gloves Many
contests went over liity rounds With
ont q single nlailfy.
This eNs lafgeiy due 10 the TACT
That no matter what fcpufafion a
boxer might have. he had no chance
whatever ~ VII match until be uas
tried olt fer as least four rounds by
some well known and competent
boxer ~ De made good re- eof "A
match, and only when NJ ala make
good.
Huli Young should never have
been matched for any distance over
four rounds. Not one boxer ia hfty
to-day haa the lensi Idea ~ self de-
Tense. siili they are allowed 10 box.
Never was there q better time for
q state boxing commission consisting
Of men thoroughly acAooied lu lhe
same, who should have full power
20 act IN every way, than now All
seconds should be under their charge.
There should alao be law c0m-
peillnE every professional boxer 40
produce certificate OF proficiency
before he IL allowed tn compete. and
these should be passed upon hy the
commission. THE matching ct inc1.
perionced ana undeveluprd boxers
should never be allowed.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-26
DEATH OF BULL YOUNG
SHOULD REFORM BOXING

Los Angeles. Cal. Aug. 2G.-Re-
garding the death Of John tbulD
Young, az the Vernon arena, DE wit
Van Court in the Los Angelica Times
says:
The unfortunate accident TO John
(BuiD Young az tho Vernon arena
Friday night and his death shortly
thereafter h causing more comment
than anything that has happened ia
the boxing game for years In this
state.
Accidents OF all kinds happen In
connection with athletic sports. be ~
swimming, wrestling, horse racing,
baseball. football or any other sport
where there Is more OF less danger
connected with IL. And no sport ~
a sport unless there is some danger
or chance for Il.
There have been people killed
playing croquet. when a maliet broke
and the hammer flew OFF and hit a
player In the head. still croquvt
cannot be considered very exciting
sport.
baseball players are killed evCry
year. and between twenty and thirty
football players die each year from
accidents, but seldom do you hear OF
any managers or promoters OF these
games being arrested But let an ac-
cident happen la the boxing game
and there Is immediately a great up
roar against i. II takes years 10 cor-
rect mistakes Ia any game, and this
Is quite true OF boxing.
The danger does not lie so much
IN the boxing cs Ia the management
Of it over 20 per cent OF accidents
occurring In the boxing game can be
traced 10 the careiessness OF the pro-
mOtera. managers, trainers and sec
onds.
We have altogether too many men
IN the game who desire 20 be- man
ager Of some boxer who knows little
OF anything in connection with the
management OF the game ana far
less about the science OF boxing ana
training boxer. These fellows viii
80 20 most any extreme 20 match a
boxer no matter how httlo he knows.
The promoters as rule care little
for anything but the money that they
can make out of a., regardless of the
ability ana condition OF the boxers.
Just 80 long as they can make the
public believe they have "a good card.
Many so-ralled trainers will hide
q boXer's condition from the fans
just % get theiF man into the ring.
and get the money they make fGf
training, regardless OF the chances b
might take in gcttinE injured during
"a contest Many seconds viii send o
boxer up round after round. when
they know he has little Chanre 90
win. many times for money and
again from tho superstition Of being
behind "a loser
The Pacific Athictlc club has been
warned many times through the
papers Of the danger OF those things,
and letters by the score have com.
90 hand crying out ngninsi the class
of boxers. the poor match-mak ing.
etc 40 attention has been paid 10
d an
in the case of Bull Young there
was no excuse whatever 60 0ner for
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-26

washington. Aug. 26.--ohioers OF
the army signal corps today are DIS
cusslng the 1900 feet slide" Of Avia-
tor @. Muryln Wood, who stopped his
machine nearly two miles above thee
earth late yesterday ana plunged
down through the gathering dusk 10
"a successful landing ON the par"de
ground al Fort Meyer. Ills speclacu-
lar downward dash occupied only four
minutes.
The officers we're preparing 10 have
bonnres lighted to guide the aviator
back TO biz landing place when Wood
hogan his spectacular slide He had
been aloft Cpo hour and ~ minutes
and had sailed above the VIRGINIA hills
ana far out into Maryland before he
decided 10 come down IN his mono
plane.
wood "a demonstrating his mono-
plane for the army officials. The mile
itary air craft az present are all hi
planes.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-26
STEVE KETCHEL AND
EDDIE JOHNSON TO BOX

Pueblo. Colo, Aug 26-steve
Ketchel 81 Chicago and Eddie John
son 81 Pueblo. have been matched
"a box twenty rounds here on sep
tember Is. The contest viii take
place during the state fair and the
liGhtweights have been guaranteed
liberal purse.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-26

Lefty Floyd. an Albuquerque box
~ who recently returned from ~
Paso VIII box -four rounds with
spider Mofiatt az the ~ ". A. C..
gymnasium tonight Torres and bar.
neY kurtz and Kid chavez and Young
Corheit VIII also box. The show Will
bcsin % 8 o'clock snd dime adj
mlaslon Val be asked 20 pay the
fighters for their efforts. Director
Levy guarantees a dollar show to-
night Ter fen cents and expects q big
crowd Of fans g. attend the work
outs.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-26

on the hand while opening a bottle
room today that four stitches were
necessary 60 close the wound. The
senator WAS unfastenlng the metal
cap OF the bottle when the latter
broke.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-26
SCHOOLGIRLS

We can asErly save you noney on
Cbii,lrens Wearabies; shons, oxfor,Is,
siippeFs boys Suits. Pants, Waists
s1lifts. Hats. Girls Dresses, SHOES on
fords, sI4I,ers Hats, etc., etc.
Boys wen made school suits.
were sz.so and sa.7s. % Gloss
Hitt ~ ssss..s.....s...... 90
sloys bsst mpiiae s3.75 and $500
Nnici4aFiloclser Suits ....... .a2.7s
lloys' best made sf.7s ana $500
knicllcFb0cilcr suits .... s3.ys
sixts up "a ~.
Boys soc KniclioFiockcr Pants. SOC
IioyA' OOc Knicileripocller pants s0d
Bays zoe Kfiicjcri1Ocicr Pants SOC
itoys $3.50 knicherhocker pants s0s.
I30ys Sf.25 knlckcrho,1ser Pants 81 90
liOys 30c Gaps. ,................ use
iioss School Hats IN straw 5000. go.
Boys sciluol Hats IN Wool f5c ana az
Boys sshool Shocs ...Af.f0 and up
1lOys' school Oxforsls. 90
Boys 35c Waists ........... 25c
Girls IBuster brown O4fords ln tan.
patent healthier, sici. ana gun metal at
lers than FacioFy cOst
aixs 4 a. ~ worth 3I.7S, nOW .Sl.I5
siSo ltis 20 =. worth s3.25, now si.S5
she ~ "a 5, worth S2.5O. now si.85
Giil.' sl,ocs IN Nici, slzss toa
~ tttt.tssstt.s t.f...s,.. .Ai.2o
0lrl,' sbOes in buiton and lace; the
iusier Brown liiue I,lDbOu az factory
lCst.
Girls Dresses, well nladc, ana aood
material az Cost.
iioys bnsser Brown siioes IN lace
and Luilou "a fasanry cOst.
large g'eppsI Tablets .......... g.
q ccsiar l'enoiis with Tresefs 49,. Sc
3 "Iieuit iii" l'enfah With Erasers &C.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-26

At HH4tou. r. IT, r.
FittsnurBh ....s...........
boAtuh ..-........... 4
Batteries: Adams and Gibson: Hess
ana whaling.
Cincinnati, o; New Yo (, 4.
AS New York n. "a. r..
Aihctnnah ...-+.-.*..ss...
New YORK .....+...s..-..
Batteries; Johnson. Brown and
Killing: Mathcwson and Mclean.
Chicago. .; brooklyn. 3.
At Brooklyn; Y. II. r.
thicafo ,--.s....s.s......
hfookitn .s.....t-.....
Batteries; Pierce and Archer: Ra~
gan. Walker. Wagner and Miller.
Plaiadeipida, g; ~. louis. s.
Al Philadelphia: r. n. r,
~. Louis .s...s........... 10 y
Philadelphia ,...-..s..s... ~
Batteries Pcrritt. sAtice. Harmon
and Roberts; Mayer. seaton and
Doiln. Klilifer.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-26

Pittsburgh. Pa.--Howard Camnitz,
former star pitcher Of the Pittsburgh
Nationals left here last night Tor
Philadelphia Camnitz ana Bobby
Ryrne, third bascmnn OF the local
team. were traded last Saturday TO
tho Philadelphia National League CLUB
for Dolan and cash consideration
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-26

Washington Al Chicago.
philadelphia AZ ST. louis
New York al Cleveland
Boston a. Detroit.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-26

The HERALD want Ad get,
che hest results.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-26
SPORTING BREvTTIEs
OFF THE WIRE.

i
DENY er..-steye Ketchci was
matched yesterday to fight Eddie
Johnson NJ Pueblo September 49,.
bout IL 10 be twenty rounds ana the
fighters are 10 weigh IN al 1913 pounds
az 2 o'clock.
Colorado springs. colo The Chey-
enne Mountain Country club polo
team defeated the Twelfth cavalry
team from For, Robinson. Neb.. in
the second days play Of the tourney.
by score of 1914 to 4.
salt Lake City.-"Kid" George Of
stockton. Cal, won the decision over
Walter Coffcy OF Santa Rosa. cal.
here last night. The gong saved
cofey in the seventeenth.
Camp Pcrry.--Artlficer w. H..
sweeting OF Pennsylvania In the
champion rifle shot OF the United
States. having won the national in
dividual championship match by a
score OF 23S out OF possible $50,
Lieutenant l.. W. water of the Ma
ripe corps was second with 286, Artl-
ficer Mundel of Washington third
with 234, Sergeant Garland ~ Indi-
ana fourth with 23f. and Captain
Bellies az Washington NTH with 234
Des Moines-S Straight heats won an
three events Ia yesterdays program OF
the Great Western circuit. summary:
Three-y enr-old and under troi.
purse $1,000 Sure Mike. won. Look
Sir Maid, second. Baron Bates. third
Best time, 2:ia Ia.
2;25 pace. purse 81 .O0O- May Not,
won; Charley C., second. Lady Maud
Millern. third. Best time. 2;i21-f.
2:i2 pace, purse 5000 symbol
Meath. won: Sir Lein. second. Tally
b.. third Best time. ash Ia.
London Jack Johnson says that
he ~ going Co give the public music
halls a two days test To find out "
the public want him 10 show. He en-
tered box last night at Euston The
atre OF Varieties and was loudly
cheered. From the balcony ne adj
dressed great crowd outside the
theator asking FOR fair play. lie also
addressed a South London music hall
audience IN similar terms. only a
few cries ~ dissent were heard.
Boston.-p President 0affney oi the
Boston National League club an
nounced that Arthur Dcvlin, third
baseman. had been released 60 Tto-
chester Of the International league.
Deyin's work helped the Giants win
several league championships and the
1906 worl championship. Dcviin'a
last game In the big league had some
thing OF the dramatic about u. Com
ing 10 the bat as pinch hitter IN the
ninth inning OF yesterdays game
against Pittsburgh, he drove IN tho
run which tied the score for Boston
with a well placed hit TO right field.
Tie ala not know he was TO be- Ce-
leased until otter the game
Pittsburgh. pa.--Howard Camnitz'
former star pitcher Of the Pittsburgh
Nationals loft here last night for
Philadelphia Camnitz and bobby
Ryrne, third bascman OF the local
team. were traded last Saturday TO
tho Philadelphia National League club !
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-26
AMERECAN LEAGuE.

Cleteland, 3; New York. o.
Al Cleveland. "a. n. r..
New York ............. I
NirNciand s.-k ............ III .
batteries; Caldwell and Sweeney;
Gregg and Carisch.
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