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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-09-20

The degenerate American. Theodore
Roosevelt, is also guilty of having a
Governors Council" Once a week,
says a writer in the Review of Reviews,
he summons the heads of all the adj
ministrative departments of New York
state to a conference in the Executive
Chamber. There they discuss the af-
fairs of the commonwealth and give
the Governor the benefit of their advice.
AS the earnest patriots of Honolulu
abuse Governor Dole for doing SINH
lar thing 1t would seem to be in order
for them 10 at least send remon-
STRANGE to Roosevelt expressing their
hope that he will resume his American
ism promptly and cast his parasitical
advisers off. Otherwise there would
seem to be no hope of escaping a mon
archy.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-09-20
London Sits on the Front stoop.

Another American idea has taken
hold In London, partly perhaps as q
result OIL recent exceedingly hot wealth
er there. In a fashionable SQUARE the
doorstep of society leaders home was
converted into an outdoor sitting room
one evening not long ago. Cushions
We're scattered about in abundance.
while just inside the hall door stood a
table on which were cool drinks, cigars
ana cigarettes. These We're literally
consumed by the family and guests and
tne whole scene formed an inviting
picture to people across the way.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-09-20
They Want Our Shoes.

American shoes have met with such
success in French Switzerland that Eu-
ropean manufacturers, in order to com
pete, have begun to make limitations of
them. Recently Vienna houses have
begun to copy the American article and
70 iiood the market with their imitation
goods. They are said to copy everything
American they can find, and in some in.
stances they have marked their goods
made in America
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-09-20

The committee on harmony from the
fourth District called on J. Il. Ather-
ton yesterday and secured a postpone
ment of the meeting until to-day. 1t is
not known what proposals the commit
tee will make but the original idea, as
stated in the Advertiser, was to offer
the minority in the Fourth District six
delegates. If such plan is still favor
ed the prospects of a Waterloo for the
machine at the polls will be visibly
lessened
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-09-20

Advocacy OF Statehood without first
having organized county and municipal
governments throughout the Territory is
much the same as the effort of the bunco
man to sell complete watch without the
works. The cry of Statehood becomes a
hollow farce. when accompanied by OPP
position to county and municipal govern
ment.-Bulletin.
Who wants Statehood at present?
The man who asks for it on the basis
of 10000 white population will not get
anything but a sneer of derision at
Washington and a laugh at home.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-09-20

Owing to the greater population,
there is not room in the House of Rep
resentatives to hold the members who
would be elected next year on the pres
ent basis of apportionment. Yet in
spite of the scarcity of space the local
Democrats propose to ask room for
Paul Isenberg. 1t is a serious matter
but If Paul ever goes to the House we
trust that four or five of the old MEM
bers will be courteous enough to get up
and give him seat.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-09-20

DIR. Pratt suggests a course of sani-
tary lectures to be given employees of
the Health Department. The idea is
good one and we suggest that it be ex-
tended to the manufacturers of the
odorous excavators now in use in Ho-
nolulu providing the wretches can be
found
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-09-20

The Republican knows no more about
sword-hsnes than it does about any
thing else connected with these ISL
ands, but if it win read the Advertiser
with care ana make faithful selections
from its news it may avoid the need of
taking interviews Of the Gear, Smith
and Wise variety
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-09-20

THE report of Sanitary officer Pratt
npon the filthy condition of Honolulu
and the dangers of the future is not
the first n Re of warning the public has
had from that faithful investigator.
His has been a voice crying in the
wilderness. Everybody who has looked
about the Asiatic quarter at all must
agree with DR.. Pratt that things are
getting in bad way and share his ap-
prehensions of sickness to come. One
of the first acts of the Legislature
should be TO provide ways and means
to properly enforce the sanitary law
providing, of course, that such ways
and means do not lie in dead letter
form on the statute books today.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-09-20

Paul Isenberg seems to be in demand.
No doubt the Republicans would give
him a chance at the Legislature if he
wanted it; the Democrats have slated
him for Congress and the Independents
say they would be willing to send him
to the Senate II he would subscribe to
their platform. 1t appears TO be case
of the offices seeking the man and not
the man the offices, a condition which
is rarely met with in this world and
which is calculated to clamp the head
of Isenberg in bright political halo.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-09-20

People who are invited to a dinner
and find the food passing to the other
side of the table are not likely to be
made harmonious by the remark that
they are getting all they deserve.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-09-20
The Tea Man Has Tackled Wine.

Sir Thomas Upton has started a new
enterprise He is trying to organize
the Australian wine trade with a view
TO pressing the colonial wines on the
British public as he did the Ceylon
teas.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-09-20

Nothing suits a Sewall politician
better than to draw Dole salary while
grinding tomahawks to use on Mr..
Dole's political hackers.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-09-20

Just sick enough to feel heavy-head-
ed, lazy and shiftless, to have no ap-
petite, to sleep badly, to have what you
eat feel like lead in your stomach.
Not sick enough to take to bed, but
Just sick enough to not know what to
do.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-09-20
TAKE
Malt
Murine

That's what you ought to do-a good
sensible tonic that will sharpen your
appetite and put new go into your
nerves and muscles. Come to-day and
begin taking it right away. You'll find
just what your system needs right here.
1t is just what it's name implies.
Fair play., 1900-03-10

Following is the li.i OF patents
granted to Missouri, inventors Iy f.
q Siggers, Pstenr Lawyer, Washing
tor, ID c.:
II. E. Brier aud W F.. Clark, s.
Louis, storm apron Tor huggie- L. +.
Brown, Ceniralia, fence machine &; J
E. Caps, Kansas Ci'y, printing pres.
l.. Edel, 81. L"ui-, range E +.
Ever'y, C"ffe, burg, churn /; a. o.
Gl"r". Ph"s', Axle: " o.. H"'so-
Union Star, cutler bar g.; l.. K.ehn
Blackwell, pl0w attachment a. Liz,
Girardeau, attachment tor pire.; !.
j. Lister, 81 Lnnis, s'amp cancrlins
aud pos'markiug mnchlme !; J. Il.
Lowry, 81. Louis. barber chair w l..
Marsh, jefferson City, r"ia, v engine
D A Mulherin, S. Louis, tiap;J
NJ. Rhodes, Frederick combined
vibrating harrow nnd roller; !. 10.
Rivers, - L"uI-. tau supper, aud
-preader; NJ B. Sclraffrr, :, Louis,
ear bod, b"I-ier J. Il. Sinp-"n.
Zinriie, hoi-iing machine Il a.
5 sir, iiarris"nv,l-, S'tainrr fr
d"wn-.p"u,- r. f. W"o,i-on, 81.
Louis, nut cracking m-rhina
Fair play., 1900-03-10
His Life Was Saved. .

Mr.. L Lilly, n prominent citizen
OF Hannibal, Mo, ir'rly had won,
dertuI delivernnce from "A frightful
death In telling Of il he says 81
was taken with Typhoid Fever, that
ran into Pneumonia. My lungs he.
cArnr hardened was So weak |
c"uldm't even ii, up ~ bed. Nothing
helped me rxpee'ed to soon die of
Consumption, when l heard OF DR.
King New Discovery. Que bottle
gave grrsr reliet. continued To use
il, aud now am well and strong, I
rsn'' - t." much in it's praise" This
mnrvr!nu- mrdicin- is the sure-t and
quirkr-' cure iu the world tor ali
ih' .,' s'd Lung Trouble Regular
-iz"> 30 cents aud 81 90 Trial h,i,l, s
f'.r II " I..nnihg & + ; Law
h-ngh- Drug >ior"- r,"r' bottle
Yna' ,n'r-d
Fair play., 1900-03-10
The Best Food for Intellectual
ThOuphf.

\" man can r"te inteiliGenily unless he
thinks iniclligcLily. In this tiIre oI '.wars and
rrIn"r, al wars the greatest ME; 10 intelligent
thinking aud the hest food Tor intelligent I'll usht
IL thai newspaper viii. III il greatest AM. Lr-t
Important political issues are daily growing
more important. An Intelligent understanding
oi the policy Of a nation ur a great pmIit,ral
party Is something I" lie desired. and u is The
duty of every citizen I" thoroughly inform him
sell .i.on the leading topics 81 the day
The >.mi-w-.kiy Republic is the greatest
and best Of all newspapers Iisi-lrgraphic ami
cable news service exc-Iis that "f any other
paper. II prints the new news fully o. iin-
aginatiye "ccutrr ces but inme-iic sh.i world
distant. fully authenticated facts.
The pOiicirs nf th, R,rat ,rp: lii iral parties are
nov being formed and the cantl itIates iscus ,e,
Now is the time To subscribe ter the best mc.li-
nm al keeping in touch with the Whole world
The SEMI Weekly Republic.
n" less worthy ot attention is the Republic :
Sunday Ma.azin". u s rllctr each issue " ih
the best at special artc rs writ by the i,si of
literary tal' Mt. Its bcauIiiui half t"ne iIustra-
ti"ns have airea. y mn'ic II famous, and their
quality AM! quantity VIII ie preserved.
News features al absorbing attraction nrc il
lustraie,i aud enlarged nl'"n in manner equal
3" the Eirh price, maeazin,s Events nf cur
rent interest set icrih in entertaining style.
There is hnm"r in it, raees, too and Tor the
bcnGf Ill Of III" ladies'. Paris T shi"ns a,e eacl,
week cxdui- i,rIy ILLUSTRATED nhi desc, ibet {.
The Ee,ubic's sunday Magazine is standard.
TIL. subscription price "i The mi Week.,
l.. public Is 81 per year. The Republic Srn.ia,
Magazine 81 - Irr year. Both paprrs ar. nov
being offered al the very low price Il 81 30 Tor
.,ne year. To secure tins u " rate b.,ih must be
ordered and paid for ut the same time.
Addrcss all orders to The Republic, st
Luuis, No.
Fair play., 1900-03-10
No Right To CsllMrss

The woman whU Is l"vcIy III face +,
form ard temper will aiwa's hrve
i,irna-, hut one who woiid toe NJ
.rariivr must keep her health. II she
j. weak, -ickly a:d all run down, she
will hr nervnu- aud irritable IL she
has consripa,inn or kidney Ir"ublr. =.
her impure blood " i'll ca,I-e pimpie- 8,
b'Otcke-. skin ernp,,"ns aud "a wrctri-
I'd cnmpiexi"n Electric Bi,ter- IL The
brsr m, dirn- IN the world to regulate
.i",nnrh, liver and kidne,s nn,i &"
purify the blood. l. gives .trnrg
nerves, brish, e,es, smooth. v'Iv'ty
akin, rich c"mpirx!nn. l. will m-kr
good lacking, charming woman ot
AZ invalid Omy 80 cents NJ Il W
Lanniny T. +. ; Lawbaush's Drug
StUres
Fair play., 1900-03-10

''One ..f rn h..ar- u .nld that thu
blind learn Ia see with their tirn-,
tips" r'mn'kri M old m ~ .n,p.o,
1" the NV O. lrnn- Times DrmocrnI
man, ''anh the siiuii, j. not So far
fetched rs igh' he supposed. TIL.
eX eni io wh'ch he sense OF iouci
may he trained aud Developed i.
amazing
''liefe in the mat We have wnmcn
employees who cnn d-',ci counter
felt coin the moment tlry lay hands
"u it, ,e, II y III asked them how the,
do ii the, would br u,.erk unable "a
give am in,ciii gent exri.na.i"n The
only thing they can 81, j. that i, {, ei.
wrong such rXprrrs never make q
mistake and VIII -p", spurious piece
wien the Most dc!ica,cly adjusted
mechanical coin dri-c,er passes i. ~
q. X. They will knnw n coin j. gen
uinr even ni'rr the inscription ba-
been practically worn off b, Ike hard
uangr, hut C. un'eririi, I'D or new i,
j. constantly thrown on
''Of course, the, Use their ,yes Ne
well a their hands in the work, hu,
their main reliance is placed IN their
finger tip, ana to see them run over
pile of moD"y, occasiohall, pushing
n-iir bad pirce, is well worth trip
To the mint.
''In m, younger da,a possessed
the facul,, III, self, but find | have
lost II, TO som" extent. | believe ~
one grows old The skin hn,,l.ns im-
pcrrep'ihly, aud the inurh becomes
less -cb-i'iv". ! know ,hai exposure
tn cold Will affect the iaads in that
respect tor several ,lny- at II time.
ether" used Ia be n y"un. mnn in
the Carson Civ mint who was ce.c.
hrnird Tor his skill Ms n hsndIrr of
M 'ney AMI for the acrnrn:y with
which he could Distinguish counter
!ci's. lie told me on one "crnsion
that lie fell his touch greatly biuntcd
by pla, iilg hnrins.
Fair play., 1900-03-10

The stsirmrnt at Captain C"nra- :,
nd the Maria There-a, one Of the
S. .nni-h vessels engaged IN the San
tinyo fight, just published, says 'hn'
his vessel was under oId"r- I" ram
the Br""kl,", supposed to br the only
fast vessel in the American fleet and
that lac would have done so had i, not
hrrn for the ou'wnId hoop Of the
Br"oklym ordered 10y Commodore
Scale, of which SO murh has be, u
s.i'. This should certainly settle the
question
Fair play., 1900-03-10
QUESTION ANSWEiED.

Ye-. August Flower still has the
largest sale Of MI, medicine in the
civilized world. Your in"ih-Is' and
grs..4smo,hrr-' never ia, ughi q. using
a", thing else for Indigestion or Bit.
i"iiah-s.. doctors were scarce. nn.i
they seldom heard at Appendicitis, ,
Nervous Ptos'ra,i, II or ii"n,i failure,
etc. They used August Flower ~
clean umi tie .y.iem aud fermentation
OF undigesied food regulate the acIiOn
Of the liver, ssimmla'e the nrtv"us snd
organic srti"n at the =, s'rn,, An.i that
il MI they '"uk when feeling dull and
hxtl with hrndach-s and other arhrs.
You only need n few doses "i
Green's A"g".t Flower, in liquid
torn, Z" make y"u satisfied ihtr" l.
nothing arriOms the matter with YIN.
Srmpie hoiiles at X. w. Lannin.
aud Laltusr & Drur,.
Fair play., 1900-03-10
DOES irPAY 70 BUY CHEAP?

A "herp remedy tor coughs aud
c''i'i- is Nil iighi, h"f y"u want some
ming that ~ i'll relieve aud cure the
m''r- s'-v-r- anl dangerous r"-mlis Of
throat sud lung truui,l"s. What -hnii
,.,u d.! i,u t. ~ y ariupr aud more re
ynlar riiins,'! ". il pn--ihi,: it not
p''--i''ir tor y"n, then in rirhrr case
lake My =. m"dy f'.st ha- '."rn inir"
ducrl ~ all civiliZ.i r"uutrir. with
-ncrr-- in severe throat md lung 'r"u
hes, ''B,'>ch"c'- German Syruu.' II
u''i nni' heats aud -iiinuinI- the ii--
-u.'s >" drs'Ioy ia" germ d,se-sr, hur
ali,y- 'r!t tmninIi"n, r"u-'.- ens, rx-
''""''.raiton. gives n good nights rest :,
and cures thrI'niI' 'n'. TT, ONEbOiiir
Recommended man, wears b, nil
d'ugg'-r- III n"m"rid. 5 smpI- bottle
~ u. W. L,nuiug aud Latnse Il
Diurv.
Fair play., 1900-03-10
a CHANCE TO MAKE FROM j.

N
w. waut w" uiru to work ter us
du,ing the tall nnI winter in this
Count, to iahr sub-ciipii"n order. for
fb- Prairie Far ucr liig m..ne, ran
ne mad. iv our special pian at work.
May ARE m"w making ir"m ~ !" 81
! dn sud will d".Ihle tni- alter ihr
-ni'>cripii"n season fnirly "pr"- up
Our plan "f work gives cl. .nr :cli
W.. want "nl, two good men fer this
c..nny Tia" first rel .blr ~prIic ,n's
viii get the WORT send rrfrIruc.'
aud Wi e Al once The Prsirie Far
uu"r ha- hrrn rui,ii-hrd for nearl,
-iy', y-ar- ans. j. we'll known q"
"v"y z ,"d farmer and stock rni.rr.
WrIir nj once
Address The I'RAIEIE FARMER.
166 Adam > rect, Chicago.
Fair play., 1900-03-10

II l. 4 curI"u- lac, Tia; more inter
esr wna taken in the west than i'm the
east IN The attempt Z" carry through
the Porto Ricau infsmy. lf u Con
grP-s!nan went west, lac was sure Ia
come back opposed = the bill, while
IN the east nrd in Washington pa,,ic.
u'arly, nnhri, seemed to care mucl,
nb' .ui the mater. The House gal
lrrIe- were pr"ly flied throughout
the IS WGoIr debate
Fair play., 1900-03-10

Wa. the result "i HE spl-nhi.! health
lnd"mi'nbl- will aud trrutemdun.
energy are not found where Stomach
Liver, Kidney. ani Bowels are nui nl
order. II YOU waut these Qualit'rs
and the surcess 'h'y bring, u-- DR.
Kings New Lite Pills. Tiry drv"i 1,
ever, power at brain and body. Only
25c NJ Il w. Lannlng & f. S Law
b.ugh'- Drug S,n,ea
Fair play., 1900-03-10

81 used k"d"l Dy.prp-ia Cure in
my family with wnndrrtmi results. II
gives iIninrdIaie Ieiiei, i Pheasant Il"
take and is trni, the dh-pcp'ir's hes,
friend" sa,- + ilariyr,ink, Ovrrisei,
Mich. bigret- whs: ou eat. Cnnn"i
inil To cure. Il. W. Lnnning, Sc.
t:"n"virvr, +. :. Law bsugh, 81
Mnry'-.
Fair play., 1900-03-10
Volcanic ErssDsiOns

Are yra"'i, hut skin Erup:,"n- rob
lite OF j"v. Burk'rn's Ainir" Salvr
cures them "l-" Oid, Running am,,
Fever Safes. Ulcers. Bulls, F"Ions,
C.,rns, Warts, Cu,., Brui-e-, Ismrn>,
Scalds, Chapprd Hands, Ch'lhlni"-.
H"-t Tiie cure "n rarrh. Drive. ont
Pnin- and Aclns Only 25 eta n box.
Cure guaranteed Sold hy X. W.
Lnnning 4 T. : I.awbauyh. Druggists
Fair play., 1900-03-10
M ANY people have badblood.
lVA That is because their
Liver and Kidneys are sluggish
and fail to carry off the waste
matter. When this happens the
blood is poisoned and disease sets
in. To keep your blood pure take
alA.fleLean,s
LnaakdI'gbdhIn
a quick relief and sure cure for
disorders of the Liver, Kidneys
and Bladder. Thousands use it
in the spring especially. Your
druggist has it. Only $1.oo a
bottle.
the oR.J.H.McLEAN MEDICINE CO.
ST. LOUIS. NO.
For sale hy q. 4 CarssOw

Just think of n! Four Thousand
BOers, without artillery, stand off
IS 200 British for ten days! Wss
there ever NOR" gallant figh :? Do
not men who can battle and die like
ihis, deserve Z" retain freedom
Fair play., 1900-03-10

NJ. Quay VIII mot probably be
-..r'"h \ .nfnb"r Of Senrinra who
M M matter will not he al,le Ia re-
-is' h. ''pi"-sing per-"nnlii when
fam
Fair play., 1900-03-10

NTED-S SEVER TRCsTTO3rUY
w rs''ns in this state o" ~ anage our busi-
a'-> in their and ,rarhy ~.unfies IL is
ma'n'y oi6~" work r"I.'iuri r.. ai home Salar,
strai2ht SOD year and -Npensrs-tl-finr,r
b"nafi;ie. M more. NJ less salary Monthly o.,
References. I'm hos" sit slammed spveiO,n
Herbert L. Hess. Prcst.. Drpt. NJ, CHICAGO.
Fair play., 1900-03-10
TIME CARD.
wabash, Chester { Western s. Z.

Trains y" and 2 ar .tiiv; Trains I and
daily except IL ..lal
Passengers hy y 81 % t,k" III" train di-
recfiy opi,ns it- ferry '..... D.. ut Chester
To insure pr"Inr' 80 >''r tui delivery Of
freight be sure to r.,uir ,'aW " g & ", 10
Chester.
&. T.. KIN,.-Ef y. e &P A.,
Chez ter III
Fair play., 1900-03-10

For sale. in Ste GpnrNieVe b,
Il W. I.anning, Druggist.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-06-25

Telephone the Climax Cabinet com.
papy for screen doors and windows.
No. 010.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-06-25
A POPULAR MISTAKE
Regarding Remedies for Dyspepsia
and Indigestion.

The national disease of Americans
Is indigestion or in its chronic form.
dyspepsia, and Tor the very reason
that It, is so common many people ueg-
lect taking proper treatment for what
they consider triflng stomach trouble,
when as Il matter Of fact, indigestion
lays the Foundation for many incurable
diseases. No person with vigorous,
healthy stomach will fall victim to
consumption. Many kidney diseases
ana heart troubles date tEeir beginning
from poor Digestion; thin, nervous
people are really so because their stoni-
achs are out of gear; weary, lnnguid,
faded OFT women owe their condition
to imperfect digestion
When nearly every person sou meet
is afflicted with weak digestion Il is
not surprising that nearly every sec
ret patent medicine on the market
claims to be IL cure for dyspepsia, as
well as Il score of other troubles. when
in fact, as Dr. Werthicr says. there is
but one genuine dyspepsia cure which
is perfectly safe aud reliable. and
moreover, this remedy Is not n patent
medicine, but it is scientific combi-
nation OF pure pepsin free from AMI
nal natter, vegetable essences, fruit
salts and bismuth 1t Is sold by drug
gists under name of Stuart's Dyspep-
sla Tablets. No eXtravagant claims are
made for them, but for indigestion or
any stomach trouble, Stuarts Dyspep-
sia Tablets are far Ahead Of any rem
edy yet discovered. They act on the
food eaten, no dieting is necessary,
simply eat all the wholesome food you
want and these tablets will digest IL.
A cure results, because all the stom-
ach needs Is n rest which Stuart's Dys'
pcpsia Tablets give by doing the work
of digestion.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-06-25
TAKEN IN.
Frank Bellows Becomes Member Of
Prominent Firm.

Il BY recent change in insurance cir
cles an Ohio man has been boosted a
notch upwards, says Chicago special.
Mr.. Frank Bellows, eight or ten years
ago, with an acquaintance limited to
almost to himself and wife, has been
made partner in the firm of George
NJ. Harvey & Co., insurance brokers
on LaSallc street The firm is among
the largest and oldest in the city, and
the compliment of admission into the
firm becomes, therefore, the greater.
Before coming to Chicago Mr.. Bel
lows represented IL number of insur-
ancc companies in Ohio, having head
quarters conformity in Cleveland and
Toledo, from both of which places he
travelled throughout the State. His
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-06-25
TWENTY-FlFTH
Prize Awarded to the
Akron Turner's.
Canton Made Poorest Showing-An
Immense Parade.

Akron Turner'S made n very credita-
BILE showing at the National funniest
i'm Philadelphia last week. In the tour
nament, held Sd urday, the Akron
team was awarded 25th prize. Turner's
from 119 societies participated in the
tournament. Akron vas represented
by 16 active Turner's
The local team was given n wreath
and diploma as q reward for the ex-
cel!ence Of its work. 1t was credited
with 1852 points. The first prize was
given to Cleveland. Canton won the
BOBBY prize. Saturday afternoon $500
men were in the parade.
The following Akron Turner's re-
turned from Philadelphia Sunday eve
ming: William Loeber, turn ,eacher;
Mr.. aud Mrs. Conrad Wetzstine, Fred
Emmei. Gus Burkhardt ana Joseph
Bachman.