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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-07-17

NJ. Deigado. Tom Estes. \. Frascs. q.
VI. Fairchild ca, r. NJ Feltman, &.
Il. Franks. A.. Gianuiuu. Juan Her
rera. u. b Hodges. Luz s. Herman
dez. Fred Hounshcll, a. Hocfer. jack
Jones. :. p. Kolp. james ketchem.
Colletano LAera. Charley Love. \ j..
I.oe. Abenisio Lusero. frank Lane. ".
e. Lowney. Y. j. Lcwg. NJ. q. LOns'
j. A. Melton. John O'Melyy t2l, Ia
nacio Mosqueda. j. T. Miller. Daniel
Mesa. Paul McCanerty. Luis T. Mar
tines. RomOlo Maestns. Juan ~ Mar
tines. Martin Moya. Bert Night. 81
paul. Harold Pierce. Henry Potter,
JOS. Postcn. stewart Ross. r. G. Reid
(2i. Manuel Ramiercz, Manuel fa-
mierez. Felix Raves. Noel Eplbins
Ice ROBBERS. Mr.. and Mrs. T.. y,
Reading. John Riley. Albert Sorrano,
Lionor sanchez. Salomoucito Sauchez,
Leunldes Segura, Bob Sandberg, II.
4. Scun. T.. II. SaEer. Henry snlaznr
Andre de andoval. lose lnacio san
chez. Roy Skonherg. Santiago 500.
Norman Thompson. Juan Torrez,
Gulllermo Yharro. willie Vanhover,
u. II. Wood. Tom williams, jag WI
son. Eugene West. J. q. errell. " II.
Walton NJ Wriend.
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Advertised Letters

Ladies' List 81 Mrs A. H. Bristol.
Miss Mary Alice Criss. Miss Margnr"
Cross. Miss Gertrude Crane Mis-
Elizabeth Farmer, Mrs. Lucil;" Gu
rulr Ralcntiue N de Gallegos. Mr.
Edna Holiday. Miss Jessie Harris,
Mrs. George Howard, Mae Nasiui,
Mrs. ; a. Jones, Mary Johns, Miss
EVELYN Iassby, MargarIta Lopez. Mrs.
n. l.. DrRcitc. Mrs. J. VI Mdhoi 's ,
Miss CuIctuua Madrid Mrs An;uuIa
cas- Miss Wilifred Myers, Miss Flee
ira McElrol. MIR. Lucas Cogtis. car o.
mcIia G de pargas. Leonora Parfius,
Mr.. Josephine Riley, Mrs. : q.
smith. Mrs Muuucla sanchez. Nr4.
Aroma o. Srwlll. Mrs. George S'iuc,
Mrs. T.. j. SUBWAY, Emilia c. de-
Soma. Miss Mollic Sweeney. Miss
Marguerite smith, Mrs 4 N Steph-
ems. Miss Emma tibarra. Miss l.eona
Ur,4c. Mrs. W u. VrrG"r Mrs ID q.
White. Mrs. - l.. watson. Mrs. Hat
tie wheeler Mrs. Aurora Gutierrez.
Mrs. Joseph Thornenberg. Mrs. Mary
Smell.
Mems Llst-Cheslcy Allen, Ferlan-
do Aurelia. John Allison, sherm
Ayers. Ross c. Birin, John r. Benz
berg. oda Bennett, jose Bega, John
Brophy. ~ l. Belmont. George Bours,
W. y. Borden. : Blretas, w. II,
ibis. j. NJ. Brown. Marvin O. Bena-
vedns. Charlie Brown, Charles \.
Reghtol. Hcrculano Contreras. Aron
Clawson, Il. Duran. claude Dwyer. w
~ Rennehcy. y. r. neverauN. Manuel
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Warranty Deeds


Coco, VI. Barton aud wife to Ern-
es, Il. ". Spain. July II, li,l60 acres
In section 10, township 10 north,
range . east. loss school site: 5000.
Francisco Lovato To- Ncstor Iowa
to July II. land in precinct &; 500.
Walter g. Hope ct al to G.. TIM
fleet. July %. lots /. .. 3. I. 3. g..
block .. HOPE aud Ncnable addition,
and LOT Q. block 4, same addition
500.
Ada NJ. Nc,herwood ct vir to Lora
-. Shrout July :, lot -. block 10.
Netherwood park. tl.0O.
Rafael Gabaldon 20 Francisco In
bsldon Ct ~, July Z. land In precinct
81; 500.
Rafael Gahaldon 80 B%ernadino Ga
haidon, july E lint N precinct 81;
500.
Bail,y Strong ct NIX 10 Ranbc 4
MauEer July :. lot .. block ., 49, q l..
High. addition.
Jesus Candolaria ct ux to carlos
Candelaria, July ., parcel land ip pre-
cinct j. San Jose; $500.
Fernando q, Montoya ct ux to Fer
min Marquee. July ., lots II and u,
block 40, P,rea addition; $500.
Rache! j. Suddeth Ia J. II. Moore.
July .. see record: Sl.OO.
Rafael Gahaldon to Cristobal Moyt
ct uN. July 10. land in Los Duranes;
500.
r. b. Featherstone To ". u. Carr.
July TO- south teot lot !. > ana
north 37H feet lot .. hlock /. Lewis
4 Simonds addition: tl0O0.
r. n. Featherstone To- Ethel Par
kcr. July 10. north - feet lot ],
block l.. l.. 4 $. addition: $40 90
Juan Antonio Gutule ct uN To l..
s. A. July 10. north half. southwest
quarter southeast quarter, south
west quarter, section ~. township IA
north. range . west. y. ". NJ, Si.00.
Rafael Garcia To Carloos II Gar
ella ct uN, July 10, land in precinct
80. $40.
Josefa Armijo Gallagher ct M a.
Adela G. llolmquist, July 10, lots I
and .. block -, O. r; 500.
Gabino Anaya ct Al Ia francisco
Babaldon 81 uX. July 10. land In pre-
cinct 50. Sj0.0o.
Jake a. Meyer 20 Ed. w. Myer,
July II. lot \, block 10, Luna Place.
Xl.00.
Reynolds Addition co. to G. n
Parsons, July II sea record for de-
scription; 500
Reynolds Addition 20. 10 i. T.
MiIlenhauRh. July II. lots q. 20. -
and 2t block 10. RaynolGs addition.
500.
Trust Deeds
]. n. Moore 81 uN , Geo. \, kas''
man. Tr. July .. soc record. &l,to"
Carlos Candelariu 81 NIX 10 r. -
Archuletta. TT. July II, land In SaI
Jose precinct, 100000
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TUAN SHI-JUI NAMED
CHIEK PREMIER ALSO
TAKES WAR PORTFOLIO


Peking, july 15-Tuan Shi-Jut
who commanded the Republican Tor
ces which defeated the attempt 90
restore the monarchy. has definitely
assumed the premiership % also has
taken over the war portfolio. Pres
ident III Yuan Huug has announced
his decision not go resume office. H."
has entered the French hospital and
is under treatment for a slight inter
nal complaint.
II appears. however, that his reslg-
nation was induced not hy illness bat
By q disturbing incident at his res
idouce at five O'Clock this morning.
One uf the guards ran amuck with s
sabre. killed q colonel and " sol
dicrs avid wounded a captoln and a
soldier Taking the pistol Of "a ~
his Victims hc uTcd several shots
Wang Tah-Sich has been named
minister Of forcign affairs n post ho
held formerly Lin kuang .llsun, Tor
Iner minister of the navy. again asa
sumos that portfolio.
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The Markets
MalI street.


Sew York. July H. Early ndyan-
,cS on today's stock market were not
long maintained, prices railing back
with United States steel, which de-
cliued from l2iI 10 t20. other equip
ments and war shares reacting "
like degree. The reevrsal was ac-
companicd by pessimistic statements
Regarding the immediate future Of the
steel industry. Motors also helped -
uusettle the list. Maxwell adding nvc
points to yesterdays loss ana coppers
were affected by price uncertainties.
Apprehension az to money rates amt
absence Of public inquiry provided
additional adverse factors. Prices Inn
proved again ut noon, iudustrials. rats
ana 4hippings leading the recover p.
Bonds were steady. the Liberty bonds
lssuod selling at 90 a. t. 9'.t3 Tor rex
ulnr tot
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Opinions prevailed also that selling
heen overdone IN view ~ the de-
cline ~ more than I per sent within
u week. cold wet weather IN NJ
uois aud important states were deem
ed uufavora bic elements of the crop
outlnuk. Opening quotations. which
ranged from y cent Ca . p cents high
-. with September ~ sI5sih and
December ~ Si.ioh ." ne. were fol.
low ed hy moderate further upturns
before a reaction set IN. Cnpfomis.
ing field advices from Canada ap-
peared to give firmness tn wheat.
There was no enlargement of trading.
Prices opened unchanged to a. cent
higher at t2.O6 for july and I.95 -
Tor September. o level from which no
variation tnuk place for a considera he
time. oats rose with corn. The mar
Ret was hulliahiy Influenced by rains
that mtcrferrd with harvesting
throughout the ohio valley
Scarcely Of arrivals led subsequently
to a fresh display of strength. Tho
close was firm 10 4hc not higher
with September at tlGO and Decem
bcr At tl.13is Ia Sl.l2%.
Later. weakness developed In the
September option because Of selling
hy houses with eastern connections.
The close was steady al a range vary
Ing from pc cents decline To ~
cents advance with July t2O7 ana sen.
TENDER. Sues
Provisions tended downward owing
t. weakness of the hog market.
Close.
whcat-Iuly s?.O7. Sept, t193
corn Sept, $50. Dec. tl.l5is
Oats-July. GShc; sept, $40.
Pork July. st0.50 sept. sass
Lard July. S2065; Sept, $50. 90.
Ribs-JuIy. t2t -. sept, se155.
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Lead and Speltcr.

New YORK. July 11.-Lead-Weak.
Spot offered o. lots Spelter weak.
Spot East ~. Louis delivery offered
1t 81 At London lead spot $50, los
futures, f29, los; spelter Spo, tjt;
futures. $50
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New York, July l7.-Coppcr-Dur
Electrolytic. spot ~ nearby. nom
inal August and later, $1,000 n 29.0y
Tron-Firm and unchanged
Tiu-Firm. spot. S62. % G2io At
Iondon-Spot Gopher, tl3o futures.
St2g. los. cloctrolytic. tit9 spot tin
te3a. futures. 1885 81.
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chicago Board ~ Trade.

Chi,tgu. July Higher prices
tur cutp resulted today from the fact
that peace ruIuors had received no
confirmation aud that gubl" 1dNices
uguIu suggested prolonged hos,!i'ics
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Kansas city. July i5.-Hogs-Rr-
.ceipts. 10. 900. Lower. Bulk. si5.0Ofr
1850. heavy. tib.b0m lignt,
si4.G0 a 1890; pigs. ti2.50m 400;
Cattle-Recejpta. 10000. steady.
Prime fed steers. Si?.50d 1855; dress
ed beef steers. $3.50 1926: western
steers. $50 a 1885: cows SO. 90 a $50.
hoifers. S750d 1890. elockers add
feeders. tGg5alO.O0. bulls. $500
$50; calves. S7.00d 1850.
Sheep-Receipts. 5000. steady
Lambs it4.7bm 1850; yearlinss. S1J
H1l.50; wethers. sS.bOa 10 90; ives,
s.. % dae5.
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q York Money.

New York. july 1T Mercantile pa
per, a. per cent. sterling. go day
bills, t72 per cent. commercial Go
day bills. on banks 41l% per CEN;
commercial. 90 DAY bills. 4.5lL per
cent; demand. 475L per cent. cables
as 7-i6 per cent.
Bar silver. S0tsc.
Mexican dollars. G3hC
Government bonds. firm.
Railroad bonds, irregular
Time loat Strong 60 and OF
days, AZ d4a per cent six months,
per cent
can money-StronE High. 6 per
cent. low 3 per cent. ruling rate &
per cent iast loan. SIG per cent,
ofl cred at. BIG per cent
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ACCESSORIES

DODRILL TIRE CO-Tires vulcan
ICED. and accessories. Ope1 nights
and Sundays. Tire service anywhere,
Phone 46S, IL? North Fourth 81.
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chicago. July II -HoRs-leceiptt
IS 600. tomorrow. $4,000. slow, ) 20
10 cents under Yesterday average.
Buzz, ti4s0m 1890; light. $1,000
1853. heavy. tit.isa 1910.
Cattie-Receipts. 5000. Steady. va
tive beef cnstle. tS.?5m14.o0; stockers
and feeders. 81. 90na.i0; COWS and
heifers. S5.35 d1I.S0: calves, ta.25M
~ 20.
Sheep--Receipts. 1000. Firm,
We,hers, i755miio0 90; lambs. $500
LIN
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Apartments for Rent
ROOM AND BOARD

ROOM and BOARD-Excellent board.
large light rooms. with individuai
sleeping porches-s3s.00 TO 5000 per
month. Mrs. Curtis. ago South Broad
way. Phone i9O9-H.
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Real Estate
Record

Published nv the Retail Merchants
association. week ending July ~,
1917 Room 20 Barnett building
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Denver Livestock.

Denver. July lTr-Cattle-Receipts.
500. steady. Reef steers. ss.h0Ml2:
and h%eifers. $500 mlO.0O: stock
ers and feeders. ss.s0TS.15. calves.
III 90 1900.
HoFs-Receipts. zone.
Sheep-Receipts. j.lOO. Steady.
Lambs. $1,000 li.76. ewes tS.ooT
500.
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Potatoes-Receipt-. 10 cars. TIN.
changed.
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Chicago. July I7-Butter-Lower.
creamery. 3fM37Hc
Eggs Receipts. 1888 cases. Cn'
hanged
Poultry Alive. Unchanged
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Kansas city Produce.
Kansas city. July ~. Butter. eggs.
aud poultry. unchanged.
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POULTRY AND EGGS

ron SAfE-Brown Ieghcrn baby
chicks-also eggs for Matching ..
&c each. 72i South Edith.
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~
FOR REST-SmaD bungalow, mod
ern. furnished; two large sieeping
porchcs. li17 East Central; phone
57i.
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Wanted

BELL BOYS wANTED-Apply n
the Alvarndo hotel.
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Put In a HELP WANTED al. then
rend the SITUATIONS wanted.
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wANTED-Night man: one expe'
rienced preferred. White Garage
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Trust Deeds

J.. n. Moore ct ux , Geo. \, Kasr-
man, TT July g. soc record, tl,t0".
Carlos Candelarlu ct uX "a r. -.
A%rchuletta, II. july II, land In san
Jose precinct. $4,000
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HIGHEsT CASH PRIcE paid for
mems old clothing and shoes
Phone els.
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BUSINESS CARDS.

HONOLULU IRON WORKS CO.-MA.
ehinery Of every description made tO
order. @- ''.
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HORSE DASHESINTO
SIX YEAR-OL GIRL

One Of the most serious cases which
the emergency hospital physicians have
been called upon 70 treat, came to hand
yesterday afternoon when Mary Ia
wash, a six.yeaf-old girl, was brought
in the ambulance suffering from an ex.
tensive scalp,wound, nearly half the
girls scalp being torn off. The poor
child also sustained several decorations
Of the face, had her right hand frac.
tured and two teeth Knocked out.
Mary was crossing the road near
Wilder Avenue and Metcalf Streets,
when she was knocked down by a run
away horse attached to wagon. The
wagon is owned by japanese named
Koji, who is said by the police to
have left the horse united while he
was cutting grass nearby. n',.M..
Twenty.four stitches were taken in
the girls scalp, and, although she was
suffering extreme pain, she never even
whimpered as the operation was being
performed. She was removed TO the
children's hospital.
Koji was brought TO the police sta.
ton and charged with leaving his horse
united. He will probably receive the
limit of the law, when he faces Judge
Irwin, this morning. IT,. .a
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AND CORREA
WITH ST. MARY'S GR|DS
Honolulu Football Players Make
Team In Coast College

ST. Mays College is getting ready
to make the big spluree in football this
season, says the San Francisco Chron.
icle Of August 2e! Babe" Wilson,
former coach for whittier College, win
come up from the south in few days
to take charge in order to have first
practise on Monday.
Graduate Manager A. L. Terovich
is pleased with the outlook for a win
ming eleven. Many Of the stars Of last
season are returning and in addition
two Hawaiinns have signed up for foot
ball. They are Napihaa and Correa
from Honolulu and they won some fame
on high school teams.
The other material includes Olson,
Griggs, Frank Oeschger, brother Of the
Philly pitcher; Brown, Witt, Serbell,
Mrldoon and Williams,
Terovich is busily engaged arrnng-
ing the schedule Of games for the sea
sor. lie has already concluded several
Of them. The University of California,
University of Nevada and colleges in
he south will be the likely opponents.
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AFTER LONG ILLNESS
EARL GREY IS DEAD
Former Governor General Of Can
ada Passes Away In London
ASSOCIATED Press BY q. 8. Naval Com,
jail. munication Service) 81

.
LONDON, August 29--Earl Grey.
former governor general of Canada,
died here today after long illness.
Earl Grey was an intimate friend Of
the late Joseph H. Choate, American
ambassador to Great Britain, often Wis
tied the United States, called upon
Presidents Roosevelt and Taft at
Washington, and declared that he was
a lover of America. This sentiment
he gave as his reason for restoring to
the United States picture of Benja,
min Franklin which has been in the
possession of his family since Earl
Grey's great-grandfather, Maj..Gen.
Charles Grey, was quartered in Frank
Inns house in Philadelphia as an Off.
Ger of General Howe's staff during the
Revolutionary War. The restoration
of the picture was announced by Earl
Grey at banquet rendered TO him in
New York while he was governor gen
eral of Canada. In making the an
nouncement he said he believed there
we're higher laws than the laws of
possession. ..
Born November 2S. 1851, Alfred Hen.
~ George, the fourth Earl Grey, was
educated ut Trinity College, Cambridge,
He married Alice Holford, of Weston
brit, England, in 1877. Two daughters,
Lady Evelyn Grey and Lady Sybil
Grey, were the result of the union.
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WHITE SOX annex
ONE D0UBLE.HEADER
Giants Not In Frame Of Mind To
Lose-cardlnals Defeat
the Phillies ..
NATIONAL LEAeur
AMERICAN LEAGUE

The White Sox took double header
yesterday from the Browns, and In both
games the losers were handled shame
fully. Yesterdays victories increased
the lead of the White Sox considerably
and it does not look now as If the Red
Sox, runners up, win have much of a
chance TO get within striking distance
of the leaders.
In the only other American League
game played yesterday the Tigers play.
ed tag with the Maps. The score Of
this game was almost as bad as the
worst this season. If there were any
other games in this league yesterday
no report of them came over the cable
or wireless. E. ,.g.ts#5 ,
The National League teams played
the full complement OF games during
the day. The Giants, who are several
hundred miles ahead of the next nine,
the Phillies, took close game from the
Pirates, while the Cardinals defeated
the Phillies, thus widening the dis.
lance between New York and Philadel.
phia. The Superbas got away with q
very close contest with the Cubs, while
the Reds just managed to nose out as
winners in their game with the Braves.
Yesterday s results were as follows;
National League 49,. .a-tss ssa \
At Philndeiphia-4st. Louis 5, Phil.
adelphia 3. @.. ..-,-. ,........s. d.
At Bostop--Cincinnat 5, Boston 4.
At Brooklyn--Brooklyn 2, Chicago /.
At New York--New York 8, Pitts
burgh 5. &c., ,a.-, &. " B. - D., -
American League ... r. =, :
A.. Clayeland- Datro;t IL r,lavalona
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HOME TEAMS LOSE
IN COAST LEAGUE
COAST LEAGUE

The Seals lost again yesterday and
dropped a few points in their percent
age at the top of the list, but the Bees,
second in line, also lost.
The three games we're close and
among the best played in the Pacific
Coast League in weeks. The Oaks
whipped the Bees. The Beavers won
from the Tigers and the Angels downed
the Seals.
The scores were as follows:
At Salt Lake-Oakland 8, Salt Lake
..
At Neron-Portland s, Vernon 2.
At San Francisco-Los Angeles 4,
SAN Francisco 3.
Today's Games
Portland at Vernon.
Oakland at Salt Lake.
Los Angeles at San Francisco.
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BRITISH GENERAL PLAYS ill.,.
GOLF AT BURLlNGAME

Brigadier General w, A. White of
he British Army and Brigadier-
General Henry II. Whitney were the
guests of the BurIingame Country
Club on August 10, says San Fran
sisro paper, and played eighteen holes
Of golf in the afternoon. The British
"ecruiter in,chief is quite handy with
he ancient and royal tools and turned
in useful score for the round. There
was mixed foursome in progress and
the greens were arrayed in all the col.
ors Of The rainbow. .,T f:,.. +
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ARREST GAMBLERS AT
RED S0X BALL PARK

Five arrests on charges Of gambling
Mt Fenway Park, the home Of the Bos.
ton American League Club, were made
on August 10 at Boston in n campaign
started as a result of visit to Boston
that day by Ban johnson, president of
the league. He gave orders that gamb,
ling must be stopped
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NEGRO HEAVYWEIGHT
IL BEATS GUNB0AT SMITH

ROCHESTER,, New York, August 81
kid Norfolk, negro heavy weight of
Baltimore, decisively outfought Gun.
boat Smith here last night in ten
rounds. Norfolk carried the battle all
the way, seldom giving Smith an op-
portunity to set himself for a telling
punch. Smith claimed to have hurt
his right hand in the third round. The
weights were; Norfolk, l791aj Smith,
IA.
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WHITE SoX CRYING II
OVER LOST GAME

CHICAGO, August 2l.-Beeause ii
was started less than two hours be.
fore sunset ms prescribed in the
league rules, there may be a protest
over the second game Of yesterdays
double,header between the Boston and
Chicago teams of the American
League. The game did not begin
until 4i5l O'clock, The sun set at 6:44
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MINERS POORLY FED !. -.
AND COAL IS SHORT
Associated Press by U. s. Naval Com
munication Service)

BASLE, August 29-That there is
serious shortage of coal in the Austrian
empire is shown by reports reaching
here of a statement made by Minister
of Public Works Hamann in the Aus
trian parliament today that the crisis
has reached a most serious aspect.
The minister told the assembly that
the miners were under,nourished and
unable to produce the amount of coal
necessary for the nation 3 needs. A
bill was introduced to enforce the more
economical use of fuel.
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GIBBONS AND HOWARD
MEET SEPTEMBER ID
ASSOCIATED Press by U. 8. Naval
Communication Service)

DULUTH, Minnesota, August 30
Mike Gibbons and Jimmy Howard
Of Philadelphia have signed articles
for fight, which will take place
in this city on September IA. The
fight is to go ten rounds, for
newspaper decision. 49,.
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Castle &COoke,
LIMITED

SUGAR FACTORS, SHIPPING AND
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
INSURANCE AGENTS.
Eva Plantation Company T."
Wailnku Agricultural Co., Ltd. II
Apokaa Sugar Co., Ltd. "
e.. Kohala Sugar Company
Y Wabiawa Water Company, Ltd.
Fulton Iron Works, Of st. Louis
Babcock q Wilcox Company
Green's Fuel Economizer Com3auy
Chas. G. Moore a Co., Engineers
MATsoN NAVIGATION COMPANY
togo KIsEN KAIsHA
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1917-08-31
M'GRAW FINED $1,000 10y.
BY NATIONAL COMMISSION
ASSOCIATED Press by U. 8, Naval
Communication Service) "

NEW YORK, August 30--John
McGraw, manager of the New York
team of the National League, was
fined $1,000, censured and repri-
mandcd by the directors of the
leagu" yesterday. He was charged
with approving an interview pub.
lished here attacking President
Tencr of the National League. The
commission found McGraw guilty Of
the charges and imposed the heavy
fine, which was coupled with q
severe eensure ind reprimand. A
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1917-09-10
FARMERS EDUCATION DAY

The farmers OF Ben Hill who ara.
interested III better farming are inyit-
ed to meet i'll front OF the I.ee-C,rant
motel $50 A. NJ. on Friday. September
18th. The farmers of this county and
visiting farmers OF other counties
VIII tour this section in the interest Of
agriculture.
You may be interested in food crops
Tor hive stock, and there may be some
other crop that will suit your needs
better, to know of just such crops we,
want to show you.
You may be interested in live stock.
then we have something in the live
stock line you ought to see. 1t will
pay you to take this trip, you may
save many dollars by seeing the mis-
takes or improvements of others.
There are many labor saving devices
for the farm and household. We
have something interesting on this
line you should see Improved nipple
ments that are money makers. Come
and let's get acquainted with these.
J. T. PITTMAN,
County Agent.