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The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-08-30
TROUBLE WILL NOT END TILL
FILIplHOS RULE, SAYS LOPEZ

There is very interesting stranger
within the gates Of the Paradise OF
The Pacific He is Senor sixtO Lopez.
It one time secretary of the Filipino
Commission al Washington. and rec
sntly the unofficial representative In
Europe Of Filipino independence. He
IS at present a guest az the California
Club and arrived here on the So
1oma
Lopez breads having the PHILIPPINES
IN American colony He looks upon
The var with Spain as a much 10 Be
regretted accident. OF great detriment
20 his people and 70 the cause OF lib-
rty- He thinks that the FYiiplnos
kcuid have driven the Spaniards from
the Islands long ago Il ft bad not been
fo- American interference. II Uncle
sam had not put his finger 10 the pie.
IN LOpez's opinion. the Islands would
aOw Be = great and free republic.
Shortly. after the Spaulards we're
defeated BY the Americans. according
70 Lopez. the FilipInOs formed q re-
publican form of g0vernment- He
Gays that European statesmen have
assured him that this republic had a
Dc facto ard De ture existence. Il is
against this republic. ne declares. that
the United States has been sending
her armies ard that this 3 not In a.
cord with American principles Of righs
ard justice Trouble for the Filipino
ard the American xill u0s end until
the liberty Cf the Filipino e accom-
plished. says Lopez
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-08-30

how The votes stood P. c. Jo1es an
n0raced that they seoos S to and
that no change had esen nrcugng
about by argument
Judgs Gear declared tARs ha wouId
have 10 order the case entered as 4
U.stFfal He thanked gne juro-< and
said that he realized thar tAey were
= I0t % men os more than ordinary
intelligence and that he believed them
all sincere in their opinions. ThsT
we're excused.
i was learned AfteFward that eight
cf the jurors had voted for the pIziu.
til Harrison. while the four who we're
IN favor Of the defendants were. Il Is
said P. C. Jones. 4. ". Pearson. JoAa
Walker and Daniel Renear.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-08-30

IL search a fo0S In ether peopiess
yards think fs Is s1ch = pity thar
! an going 10 send Tou over there 20
TIE guvernmeats hoteI Tor about tkfv-
. days where yC1 wfli have ycur
meals served regulzsly and your sleep
sCn have 20 Be Interrupted hy these
l2fe searches In the night for food
10 give ycu thirty dzys and costs
foa viii aHd plenty Of work over
there. too. 70 keep yoa busy and give
y0n an appetite for regular meals
The domestic fnfelictties OF the Ma
. hoe family were aired 20 q great extent
IN the trial OF s y. Mahoe for assault
and battery upon his wife. who. il ap-
peare3. had done most OF the assault
ing and battering- Il appeared that
upon returning from MS work. Mr..
Mahoe had found his wife somewhat
elated through the medium OF swipes.
and he had expostuIated against this
intemperance by humping her about
considerably. The partnes OF his joys
vas not slow TO come back at him. and
soon she had a vigorous grip on his
hair. by which she dragged him about
the room. In the shuttle the front
door. which was of wire screen. was
broken through and fell out Of the
doorway down the steps. This ex-
posed the actions Of the two TO the
view Of the public. and an officer who
happened to be passing by stopped the
tight and arrested the comhatants.
Both were reprimanded by Judge VIII
cox, who told them TO go their way.
but that this ruling was only made
upon condition that they kiss and
make up.
The case of John Richards. charged
with assault and battery On NJ. Rich
ards. was postponed until today
Frank Ferreira, the police officer
against whom a complaint was made
by Chas. Ferreira, for assault and bat
tery, appeared before the court. He
states that the man who claimed 70 be
injured was member OF an organized
gang of hoodlums. who were terroriz-
ing the ThuTston avenue and Victoria
street neighborhood, and that he
struck the man with the reins of his
horse for refusing to obey his order
TO leave the place where he was max
ing disturbance. The case went
over until today.
Nj. r, Casper. against whom jap
shot of blast without warning. the
Japanese thereby being injured by
having a stone strike on his head, was
fined S5 and costs.
There were five cases of drunken
ness up before the court Four of
these forfeited their bail by non-ap-
pearance. while the fifth was fined 81
Willie Keanu and Mrs. Keanu. of
Kakaako. had been found making a
rough house, and were up en- charge
of disturbing the quiet OF the night.
Each was fined 50 and costs.
Tamera, a Japanese. persietently
kept his hat on in court, and for the
disrespect was sent below for three
hours as a reminder of the proprieties
of the court room. Antonio Dewat
arrested for driving without a light,
forfeited his bail by non-appearance.
Mimada and Tamera, a Japanese
couple. who quarreled in their happy
home on Desha lane, were up for af-
fray, and were both fined Sc and costs
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-08-30

The hearing OF the four cases
brought against Mate John Luud. oi
the American bark FoohnE Suey
wherein he IS charged by two mem
eeTs Of the vessels crew with assault
and battery on the high seas. was BE-
gun at O'Clock yesterday morning.
before United States Comm issioner
Robinson
Tual Generix and John Hill are the
men who charge the mate with cruel.
". Each OF the e0mplalnsnts has two
cases against the officer. charging
him with assault on two different oc-
easions- The testimony OF Tual Gen
erik was taken yesterday He in
formed the court that the mate had
twice attacked him. once on July IS and
once on July IS. while the vessel was
rf the Horn.
On what ship did you work :" asked
District Attorney Baird
It's bark. ST." answered Tual
Generix-
What is its name ,"
Give il up. sir; t's too much for
me-
The witness vas helped to pro
nounce the name. Foohng Suey.
What flag did she ay?"
4 didn't see any tag. sir. when
was there" replied the seaman.
Generix went on TO describe how
the fore topsa had been carried away
and how the elemen'.1 were behaving
at one Of the times OF alleged assault
Once the mate had struck and kicked
him in the face. Another time the OF.
acer had chastised him with the end
of rope.
Mate Lund, in his own behalf. cross
examined the witness. Generix was
very badly mixed in regard 10 his
dates and witnesses.
The cases were put over until to-
morrow afternoon as Robinson's pres
ence was required at the court OF
claims.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-08-30
PlueIN Young Har.alian.

JAMES Abbey. young Hawaiian
ana graduate Of kamehameha School.
worked hard on Kealia plantation.
Kauai. for four yeass 70 earn money
enough TO carry him through a course
q engineering on the mainland. The
piucky young man lefs in the Sonoma
sor Ann Arbor. Michigan. where he
wih doubtless achieve his Iandable
purpose and become = credit 70 his
race and country.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-08-30
Liquor Licenses.

The executive council had but liquor
licenses under consideration yester
day. On recommendation OF Sheriff
Baldwin of Maui. the application of
W. G. Scott to change his wholesale
TO a retail license was refused j. P.
Wood of Anahola was refused a light
wine and beer license. A dealers
license was granted TO D. Kalau at
Hanapepe. Kauai A retail license was
granted to T. B. Lyons at Wailuku,
Maui.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-08-30
The FIfth Circuit court.

The September term of the Fifth
Circuit Court. KAUAI. begins on Wed
nesday. September 4, Judge Hardy
presiding.
! There are thirty-foaF cares on the
calendar. as follows: xt en- Grimm
al causes. tn civil sury causes. two
jury-waiyed causes and six divorce
cases. The criminal causes are the
Territory VS.. the following:
Thomas Ledward. burglary; Robert
W'aialeele, embezZiement. Hoy Sing
alias All Sing. permitting gambling;
kamfu. Leong On and Tong wo.
gambling; Tuck Fun, Ungee and
Chong Hip Hing. gambling; All Chong
larceny; All Yam, rape; Ah Lai. rape;
All Chin. rape; Ng Har alias All IA.
gambling; Wikoli Kulanaihakoi. as
sault with intent to commit rape
Lee See Foo. Cam Sing and Lee
Quong, assault with intent to kill:
Mokuohai and Kaumelani. burglary:
Lee See Foo, Lee Tack and Cam Sing.
burglary; Maikuli (w). burglary Max
asthma assault and battery.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-08-30

lcoatinued oa Eighlh Page. .
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-08-30
HAWAIIAN AFFAIRS FROM
WASHINGTON VIEWPOINT
From a Stan Correspondent

!, From Stan Correspondent I
NEW YORK, Aug. 9.-The 4
New York Mail and Express. 4
one of the most conservative 4
of New York newspapers. this 4
evening prints the following
dispatch from Washington: I
As a result of the charges
filed against Judge A S. Hum
phreys. of Hawaii. which coEa-
PEELED him to come to Washing
ton to answer before the De-
partment of Justice. it is quite
possible that Governor Sanford
} B. Dole viii resign or be re-
moved by the President.
Judge Humphreys represents
the strictly American element 4
in Hawaiian affairs. an element
with which Governor Dole
shows no sympathy. The at
tack upon Judge Humphreys 4
was made by the Dole men and
instigated by the Governor
himself. The Department of
Justice here completely upholds
Judge Humphreys. after hear
ing his side Of the case. and
the dissatisfaction With the ad-
ministration OF Dole is grow
ing accordingly. 4
The report here is that with
IN six months Governor Dole
viii resign under pressure or be
removed. and that ~. NJ. Estee.
formerly Of California, but now
a Federal judge in Hawaii. viii
be appointed 10 succeed him.
Judge Estee. Ike Judge Hum
phreys. represents the Ameri- 4
can element and is an anti Z
Dole man 4
Governor Dole's latest error Z
was IN twice asking permission Z
10 make very large bond issue
for Hawaii. His request was re-
fused last June. and only yes Z
teEiay a similar petition from z
him was denied BIZ Secretary Z
OF the Interior Hitchcock Z
ES.L =
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-08-30
THE BAND TO Be IN ATTENDANCE
EIGHT PALACE EXCURSION CARS
WILL FORM A GRAND
PROCESSION.
Yesterday the Business Center Of
tionolulu saw its First Electric
Car Delightful Excursions TO
judd Street and College Hills.

The first electric car ever to
= enter the business center OF
= Honolulu crossed Fort street.
= on the Hotel street track. at
= precisely 3 O'Clock yesterday
> afternoon. Thursday. August %. !
= 1901 Il was historical event. !
> Rapid transit Is likely 10 de-
> veiop the city proportlonately
= as Diillngham's railway has de-
= yeloped the country on this
= island.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-05-23
MKODZIEZY..

kONh KS MkODLlEZ Y. -
M!odz,ez, ksztasceca' sic zawodowo
W Kr6iostw,e. W celu uczczenia
o biIeuszu llenryk a S,enk,ewi cza,
og}asza konkurs M aapisanie roz
praay ma teaa,: Praca " kra]u ola
kraju, jake obow,azek inzyniera
PalAks. Termin nadsvlahia prso
up}vwa " dnlu Lynn L,stopada 1901
r. " ~najlepsza nrnce. ktorej ocen4
zsjma sig dwaj e~konom,sci, lterat.,
in*ynier p,eciu pred taw ic,eh
maod1ie&y. prxyz' ana xostame Ia
groda " kwooie $40 z,v. GOO kor).
Nagrod.ona ptaS4 20, estate Was
nosc'a kom.tetu konkurscwego,
kt6ry wyda ja f.rmie ks,aak,.
RedAtc, . Text u~ow. 8. u
Koralnicka), p~o9redmosy v prxe-
eysa"ia kou i.v,'~i. p,ec kunkurso-
wych.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-05-23
CHEEMNO. Donosza Z Min

CHEEMNO. Donosza Min
chaimin skich gazetom nismieckim,
re Mkt ME pamieta takiego roku.
gdzieby lyle obszar6w zboza pow,~
marza,o. Pola cbsiane koniczyna l
lucerna, takte trzeba ma nowo
uprawic. Nie]eden gospodarz jest
zmuszonY kupiG zboza latowege "a
500 M i v1ece], a ~ieszc@e trudno
je dostac,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-05-23

WAGROW1EC. Eowy spree
dawczyk zieml ~oiczystei. Pan AM
toni Moszczynsa, sprzedal komisyj
kolon,zscYjnej pruskie] majatek
Strzeszkowo. 100 m6rg obszaru "a
900 t9s'ecY marek.
SKOKI. Rzzezu,k Kcp,nskl ma
kt6rym ciazyfo podejrzenie. jaioby
zabil rztz0ika Ristow va i d4uzszy
czas W sledztw1e przes,edziaf, wy
jechaI do Amervki.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-05-23

BRODNICA. 49, lzba karna
skaza}a doktora Z. z Lldzbarka,
kt5ry pray wofAny do %pe|ozn,cy.
przyszedf do chorei W napltYm
stanie i spowodowaA jej smierG, ma
rok wlezien'a.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-05-23
LUBAWA. w iIartowicach v

LUBAWA. w Harto wicach W
lubawskim odbAfy siQ W dnlu 10
kwletnla rb. kont1 olki wiosenne.
GdY rezerw,sci stanell do szeregu,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT obvo3owy kapl-
tan zwyk}e: Ruhrt euch. w tym
czasie wtasu;e przecbo l@it kaptsn z
Przenaiswietszym Sakramentem do
chorego; r%eserwisoi katoIckiego
wyznan,a ME powstydaili sic .oddat
przynhlezuy hold utaionemu Bogu.
To sig kapitanowi ME podoba}o,
zganit ostro 'ch postepowanie
twierdaqc. 4e kspfan to ME Pan
Dog, aby pred MN kIekali. Pc
odeiacu kap;taua, zab1at W te;
kwestsi take glos feldwebel OBJ
wod"~y, g,otac rezer> i'tom artsz.
tenn.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-05-23
len Gyspodarz See.

---- Z1N1mH 100.
iak : Pjgto~jo. 1adac jednokonka
20 srody do domu, zabrat 20 dro-
DE nieznaoego cz}owieka. kiedy.
ujechaln HAWAI- drogi zsia''l 81
wo,u dai lejce do trzymania
owemu nieznajomemu = ten tym-
czasem c,a} kolia b'czem i poje-
chat W SWAT deleki a przepadt tes
w,esol razem z 2aprzegiem.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-05-23
SLASH.

oPoLE, We wtorek dnia p
=. M. odby} sig Stub redaltora Gs-
zety OpoIsklej pana Bron'siaxa
Koraszewsklegez panna Franciszka
Czok, rodem slazaczka. Model
pare szcze*c Bote!
K@R6LEWsKA HUTA. = Po
gazetach ro>pisuja il ~ tfzeba
budowsG niemiecki teatr, kt6ryb1
dopom6gk n'emczye tuteJss9 ulnosc
polsba. Ale wlecej tn pewnie by
SIC plzydsi dom ubogich.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-05-23

s,e : c6rks eospodarza : pod K llur
6wicy. a potem wyiecbai y ssiat
tam eddawszy sic opilstvu. stal
SIG zbrodn:arzem
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-05-23
r O HUTA. - Teatr anna

KROL. HUTA. - Teatr anna
torsk,, kt6rY mial bye odegr;ny
przez cz}onk3w Kofka TOwarzy~
sk,ego. ME m5gf SIC odbyc, ponlc~
waz pollcys zakaza}a puszczac ma
sale kob,et, navel amatorek, a.
tYlko mogli brat udzial v przedsta-
wleniu mezczYzai. Towarzystwo
wskutek lego zakazn w1el1'e
koszta. gdyz byfo wszgstko przy-
gotnwane do teatru. Zakaz nade-
sfano dop'ero W sohote pc po}udniu
" dz'en pred 'przedstaw'enlem.f
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-05-23
Polska pod Moskalem

FOlska poo M0Skalem
w SOBOLEWIE, W Kr6le-
stw,e Polsk,em, z|ynczowala lud-
ncs6 pewrego zyda l;chwiarza. ZYd
6w, z:icytowawszY n,edawno %llka
rod2in chrzescianski:n, ma kt6rvch
MENU cls2Yly dose znaczne lego
hipo,ek', wyrzuci| z'ujnowanych
ma brrk uliczny. Oburzona tenn
ludnosG n.issta, napadta n%ielltosci-
wego egzekutora " ]eyo mieszka~
niu, tfum przemoca wtsrgnat do
wnetrza donu, pochwycif ny la /
p%owlesi@ 60 ma m'e}scu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-05-23
z Prus Polskich.
TUCuOLA. probos'c CT
Toljkowekl obchodzif SO letnl ~
b;:eusz ks p'anstwa, ale W zupefne]
ciszy, gdyz Jest siabo"ity.
TUCIIOLA. Zagrod1lk Weso

TUCIIOLA. Zagrodhlk Weso
iowskl W S~liw,czkach bY{ za]ety
" podw6rzu, lego iona posafa 40
lasn uzbleraG d.zewa a dwole drob
nych ds,ecl pozosta~ iono be- opie~
XII W domu. Starsze, czteroletnle.
wvsz4o z }6zka i ,blitY}o sic "a
nadto do ogniska tax, re koszu{ka
zacze}a sic the. Ma krzyk swego
dz,ecka przybiegf ojclec z podw6-
RIA i zdo}af tlaca sukienke z umar-
lego luz die ka zedrzec.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-05-23
CHRopACZ0W.

Nowak znik1 st9d " luty;n roku
1879. Utodzit SIC W Krakowie, W
pow1ecie olssk,m dn'a 3 wrzessia
1885 roku. Ma sie zg&osic naiptz~
mel dnia 29go paz1ziernika 1901 ma
sadie " Bvtom,u inaczei ma wrlo-
SEX lego zonv Marvanny sad og!osi
go "a zmar&ego. ...
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-05-23
kUCYA ~WICZ ,

Poisklch Psar WzyWa pred sad
szwsgra Stanis1awa Olendro~icza,
kt6ry " roku 1885 wyjechat do
Amerykl / dotychczas ne dali VIA
domosc, o sobie. Sad og}asza. aby
siz zg!o s,} do 10 grudnis 1901 r. o
godz. 10 we Wrzesni, W przoclw~
nym raz,e uznanym bedz'e "a u
martego:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-05-23
WEJHEROWO. Przy bndowie

WEJHEROWO. Przy badowie
fabrykl goscicihsklej osunsia SIG
z1emis przYwal}a mnlarza Mint
ka cs}kowicie, d~och ionych ro~
botnik6w do ~po}owY. Plerwszego
wydobyto 20 10 minutach mu
s1.no 60 odstaw't do zak}adu
chorych; ma}o Jest nadziel utrzY~
mania 60 PREY zyclq-
TORUN. W4aSciclela drukarni
D. Sylwestra Buszozyhskiego skaza}
sad na 4 tygodnie wie2lenia "a
podburzanle rozmaitvch klas lud~
nosci do czYn6w gwA}townYch W
epos6b naruszajacy porsadek pu-
bllczny! OAropnosc! Wydat Oh
drukiem Spiewnik polski " xt5rym
bylo az piec piesnl prawdopodobn,e
rewolucyjnych. . re teraz Polacy
tylko MARIA 0 rewolucyi, ME div
wieo, re take 2iesnf So karygod~
aeni:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-05-23

Jezel, SERGE twoie nadwerszone
+
i:stes W NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Severy
Wzmacniacz Serca Heart TONIC
wyleczy wszelkie do!eeliwosci
serca, pobudzi zywy ob;eg krwl,
i nastrojl ca}Y system. Wyprobo-
wane ] sktadaiace sig z czesci ro-
s%|:noych.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-05-23
~KOBZENICA. 0 led

KUBZ JeHneRU
Nlemca przerobionego z Polaka
wzbogac,io s'e spo}eczehstwo ME-
mleckle. PomocniczY urzednix NV
ezy D. BoIesfaw Nasetkowski podaf
woiosek o zmiane nazwisSa swego
ma Meinrad. A Jake bedzie z
Bolesfaw en-?
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-11-10
LAFAYETTE. -; brown. q.

Providence. Nov Lafayette defeated
Brown II O. q to-day In the best played game
Of the season on the local grounds The
game. though Hereby fought. was a. clean
a. could be lAfaystt-'- star players were
IA Gilman and cur" Itnst made the nTSt
t1lsndown for IAfayet (, and lhmspn Wa
pu she'd over Tor Go. second barhmau failed
H. kIck the nfst goal but put the ball over
all Tglt after the zsDnud tnuehdusu bfuNu'-
touchdown was made by capt Bate N the
nf.t part ~ the nf-t holt Bate Na- put
over after an exhibition II good puutlns
mi line pluusfu lufHvrtt" took 20 hfHr"
thea aud htuNu Duuld -Uufr ~ more Ju-t
before tir clos. ~ THE half lAfiyett" rcufrd.
Her -srHud tuuchlHHu as made after NJ
teen minutes n play iu the SECOND haf u
49, stubborn game - sr'-saN boz THE hall
TI. Iur. uH
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-11-10
0EL C..... Wa.t Between Lsnox and
JUICE Sol' Seventh Avenues.

.Ai u ua s,a Isls aftu satuHs eel
fi.t4 l|.lTI.HH fH fiHH tHHHHtrf huiiar
~ ihs Hss ~ tIa tuasrI sus f.sbtHi
auH ~ f.l Isr-H sus 90. aNruHiafsi
d. t.sHI sI.It Dol q r#a ed iHai taIB uHr
80 sstsi tIHr o A. lhufnI
80 q llsmI .aIt.Is tfa.u sIH be- Doc
- bsan ~ asf 90 IHraHt ai go hif
u4f.f BAL lfr rIItI N.H Isf H 60 gee
aHs a rilsIna. gsHI.iatiIu aHd f's
salHilllfs. IL aHI tfH "as
IL ts IalaIH Do. HH e usraN
Gss aa sI Ia I..B f g.
go "A IF HT.r of
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JOHN gaHsJNSA y,IHiH
iils ii.-i, iHsasisi lfsss iasisaa shsfs
a. 49, ssss.si a. tsss

M \ h|| u ITHIHIIf y
D O. raHAs Iis fafisl - Juia ~
sa.s sHi NHsn ~ isaas 80 vriI
10000 h.r l.Ht Isabrfr sin.l tsd 900
I.i.I Iall Tees I-rlsnIui u ls Iaaaf
u Ha .. ed ~ Ua lrHI
ia..I iIH#I H 49, o. rHI'H A. Pc
H. I-aI.HIss| r. "a H IH sae H go
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THREE PIECE PARLOR SUITS, inkid or
carved frames, upholstered with hair and
covered In rich satin dimaSks. Ieg
$500. ...... SS./o
PAPLOR CHAIRS, new designs, mild
inm-s, seats covered IN tapestry or STA
dlmlsk. re, 5000 ...."..... 10
LARGt TA>Y CHAlRS in golden oak OF ma
hoglny hnish. tuitei OF plan sei,s, sps,ty
Of leather covering, fsg. $3.50. tt.2o
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Score Harvard. S pennsylyanla. o Touch
downs CUTS. \ Davidson, I Referee-h. /,
McC1ung, Lehigh. Umpire Y. J DASHED, Ann
ApoliS. Subsututes-Ionrs for Ristine, Mlfrin for
Putnam. BALDWIN for Marshall, Burgess for Bow
ditch. Law renee for Cuts, Wright for blagdrn,
Nelson for MetEgAf. hcChbc for Bennett jordan
fof McCAhr. Mitchell for donaldson, Townsend
for Reynolds. Snook for Dale. kellAf for Davidson
Baird fot Mitchell Time Of halves Thirty nNe
minutes each. Attend uce. 25OO
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JARJuNltRt>, . ch1iss collection Of 'so-
toned blended snrct,, ntStst SHAPES sni
%o,,punss, r nh ioc.; ineh. 2Sc ;
~ in,h ..,. .......' t''f'' Owe
INCH IARblNlfREs. Gor,l sprsy dt.ou.
ton, god sIrpisi .,..t-.. ebC
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rniture---Underprice

COUCHES in figured ~vsiours. biscuit
tuf,ed and upholstered In the best manner,
reg HOOD. SI.oo
UPHOl Stored DiyANS. SIX feet long, two
feet So inches vide, covered In plain OF
figured denim. reg $50 so ........ 7.49
MORRIS CHARS of mlhogany finish OF
golden OAK, hair filed reversible oush-
ions. covered In velour OF tapestry, reg
$50 400
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Silks and Dress Goods.

BLACK PURE SILK PEAU-DE-CYGNE, an
extra quality and finish, 20 ms, wide,
reg. 500. yd.. 69c
BLACK ALL SILK TAeFETA, a superior
quality and high luStre, u ms. wide,
reg. 500 yd. |9c
COLORED PURE SILK TAFFETA In all
shades, ineluiing black and white, 20 ms.
wide, reg. 69c. I'd. 49c
COLORED ALL SILK LIBERTY SATINS, in
a full line Of street and evening shades,
a ms. wide, reg. soc. yd........... CSC
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s's Jardinieres and Pedestals.

ud hlIfl rssssssssHHfHs'Hss tsVo
IARulNltkiN AND ptDtSTALS, 9 90 "a
lnth l.fiH sfss 18th ~ a. - inch PED
sstals. ana eulof hlsniinu, - hDfll and
gull drcuf.uIns, Lfiiu.sfs al Pedestal
enmglds ..... /.6o
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FINE WHITE CALIFORNIA WOOL BLANK
ETS, single bed size, reg. $500 pair 3.6o
SUPERIOR QUALITY CALIFORNIA WOOL
BLANKETS, full size, reg. $500 pr. 4.76
VERY FINE CALIFORNIA WOOL BLANKe rs,
extra large size, reg. $3.50 pair..... 6.o8
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BLACK GRANITE DIAGONALS. CHEWOTS
AND STORM-PROOF SERGES, IS ins.
wide, reg. so. I'd. .............. 69C
BLACK FRENCH BROADCLOTH, a superior
grade and extra finish, 81 ms. wide.
reg. ti.ZS .,....... S6C
EXTRA HEAVY CHEvIOTS, suitabl. for
pedestrian skirts. black or navy, 40 ms.
COLORED ALL WOOL VENErIANS AND
fall shades, 81 ms. wide, reg. $3.50
I'd. Lie
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Blankets and Bedspreads.

SLKOLlNE COMFoRTABLES. full size. pure
white cotton filling, reg. st.7S each. l.30
DOWN QUILTS, full size, choice des signs of
uteen coverings, reg. $500 EACH $50
AND MARSEILLES BED.
SPREADS, full size, reg. s. 50 each 2.48
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Curtains and Portieres.

HEAVY ADMINISTER CARPETS, borders
to match. reg. St.2S I'd. ...-...... 0Oc
BEST FIVE FRAME BODY BRUSSELS RUGS,
e.qubit. e~oloringS and designs,
sLsioi, H., reg. t77. so. ....... 1850
oIt7 H., reg. $4,000. - 1880
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ru en,,.ny Thousand Football Enthusi'
a.,s See the Quakers Buried on Frank.
lin Field -Cambridse Men win by
superlor Piay and weight-six Touch
downs b, Graydon -woodrun's Eleven
Escapes . whitcwash Aided by = Muned
punt -Phiiadelphia Players Game In
,pe Face OF Terrible Odds MANY
substitutes Take Part n There Are
Numerous Penalties for Onslde Play,
Together With Warnings for smuggling.
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Suits, Skirts, Jackets, Rag1a:
Reliable Furs.

Latest fashions and exceptionally modest prices on every article In
our we'll. sle ted stock these items from the lower priced Sorts
SABLE OPOSSuM, SKUNK OPOSUM AND SABLE OPOSUM OR SKUNK OPOSUM
MINK NECK SCARFS ofun tails. 5 80 MUFS, hns size ....." $50
ALASKA SABLE NECK SCARFS, with six MINK MUFFS, full size, ; or 4
full tails NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 4.95' stripes So. I2.05
Fur Garments modelled, refined and repaired in our own workroom
at short notice and exceptionally low prices.