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Schedule corrected to January Il 1904


Trains leave from Pennsylvania Station
SOL L. IN. Daily. Local for Harrisonburg. War
renton, Charlotte and way stationa-
1851 q. m. Daily. Warrington. Richmond and
Florida Limited. First-class coach and drawing
room sleeper to jacksonville. Dining car service
ll:I5 a. m. Daily. United States Fast M1ii-
First-clsss coaches and drawing-room sleeper TO
New Orleans. Dining car service
Il:s7 q. N. Daily. Local for Warenton and
Charlottesville.
4:0l D. N. Week Days. Local for Harrison
burg and way stations on Manassas branch.
4so p. m. Daily. Local for Warrentcn and
6:a3 D. m Week days. The Southe-r's Pals.
Limited All Pullman train. New York and
Washington, to Aiken, Augusta and St Angus
tine. Fla composed Of club. compartment
drawing room. and observation cars Dining car
$50 p. m Daily. Washington and Chattanooga
Limited (via Lynchburg). Ffrst-elas coach and
sleeping car to Roanoke. Knoxville. Chatt.noosa
and Memphis: sleeper TO New Orleans. Dining
car service.
$50 p. m. Daily. New York and Atlanta Ex-
press. First-elass coach and sleeper to Atlanta:
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. Sunset Route
Tourist sleeper Washington to San Francisco
Pullman buffet service
1855 D. m. Daily. New York and Florida Ex-
press. first-class coach and sleeper to Savannah
jacksonville. and Port Tampa; sleeper to Sum-
rerville, Charleston. Augusta. and to Thomas
Vile Ca, and connection for Aiken Dining ear
service.
lO:i5 D. m. Daily. Washington and Southwest
crn Limited. All Pullman train. club and oh<er-
walton cars to Atlanta and Macon: sleepers 20
Nashville Atlanta, Macon. Memphis. New Orleans
Tri-weekiy to Pinehurst. \. c.. Mondays, We'd
nescays and Fridays. Dining service.
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wANTED-HoRsEs AND VEHICLES.

WANTED-For cash. horse. light spring wagon
and harness, together sin+yly: give description
and price Address BOX $40. this office. ms
WANTED-Good horse, suitable for surrey. Ad-
dress BOX S7s, this office. m2-3
WANTED-Good, reliable party would like to buy
two work horses and wagon on time. Address
BON 3is. this Office. e2e-3
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TRAINS ON BLUEMoNr BRANCH.

Leave Washington o:0I n. m daily. 200 p M.
ass D. m and 4:ie ?. ii. week days, and 6:25 ..
m. Sundays only for Bluemont, and CPS p m
week days and IL 40 p. m, theatre train, Mes-
Iays, Wednesdays and Saturdays for Leesburg.
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FOR RENT-STORES.

FOR RENT-Large store, suitable for grocery
with room in rear), corner 9th and Caiian SITS.
me-: SIS. GEORGE BURGESS. Atty. 622 F st.
mig
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WANTED-BOARDERS.

men boarders, TO occupy large. elegant rooms
beautifully furnished: finest references exchanged
ZIG 18th NV. ml-St
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

CAYwooD & GARRETT,
N T.. Cor. 18th ST. and New York ave- NV
For sale-lsZi 18th st. NV; press brick and
brovnstone front li-room residence; built with
best material and workmanship: will sell at a
bargain mi
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WANTED-SHOPS.

WANTED-To rent a blacksmith snop and tool
by steady workman. Address BOX 49, this office
m2-3
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fUH SALE-IIonse 10 ] st. NV. Enquire N.
0COSN0R, Oh L st. ne. els
FOR SAEE-Q ST. NV. near 18th St; bricks;
rooms each; lot 24xlO0 to alley; we'll rented:
reduced 400 for both. ROLAND c. BOOTH,
10th and C SITS. nv. m2s-3
FOR SALE-Reduced 81. $50; on 18th st. ne; @.
room brick; bath. cellar; papered lot l6x9O to
alley; with stable; terms easy. Call for list
Investments. ROLAND C. BOOTH. corner 10th
and G. sts nv. m2s3
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE AND
FEMALE.

MRS. MooRE's Southern Agency established
1Sf2). III ith ~. nv. Reliable help Of all kind;
good homes and reliable he'll! others 90 else
where. mi
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HELP WANTED-MAEE.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. fireinen. mac hinsts, and
electricians; send for i0page pa!np'.'ei contain
ing questions asked by examining lard of engi-
| neers to obtain engineers license. Address GEO.
I A. CELLAR. Publisher, room g. Is S. 4th St.
st. Louis, Mo. ml0-Sul0t
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

WANTED-Five experienced salesladies for shoe
department. G0LDENBERG'S, 9Th and sts
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ROOMS PAPERED. Sl.75 up; house painting, low
est prices. CARLISLE BROS. ll05 9Th st.
Phone. East S0dD.
NOLrf, ga 9th st. NV. = constantly receiving
the latest and most attractive designs In Wall
PspenA and papers rooms from S2.0o up. CAY
and investigate Ior yourself and be convinced
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FOR RENT-SUBBRBAN.
FOR RENTAL SIT or sale at 49,; orchard; ten.
room house; grove; flower house: small fruit;
hen yards; four-stall barn. 600 Mary a1d ave.
ne. el-3
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ing the filled bucket To- the surfaos ready
TO be pOur,Si out
Wing ~ not an educa ed man, but he
knows a good thing when he -~N- II. No
SOONER had lie seen hat the cat could draw
water for fun than he made up his min
that the animal should draw water as a
business Rigging n hail to the edge Of
IN" Watering trough and placing q hook
uu IN. sd" ~ IA" well bucket. he went
out ~ put his idea into practice. The
cat Wa hanging from the end Of tho pole
over h. well and the filed bucket Was deep
down IN IN. water Wing elapsed his hand-
and made a rush for IA. cat.
N. cat AT once took the sound a. q signal
Tor sport lie ran to the outer end Of the
pole. ~t,rtnging mp the flied bucket. which
caught upon The hail on the trough and was
cmp,l.~i AFTER this Wing stepped back
n rod. and the cat anxious 10 continue the
plaV. ran forward and submerged the pail.
In tent minutes time the spnrtive cat had
filled the wooden trough with pure water,
and Wing had not taken his hands from
his pockets
Sinr that, time Wing has drawn no water
and will not T-rmit his guests TO do 49,.
Some 81 them offered him Us for tho
accomplished cat before they came away
lat Wing laughed a. them He saws that an
animal which can keep the houSe supplied
with fresh poultry the year around and
draw all he water for hi- stock and hnard-
crs j. a. good n a hired mar
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Draws The Water anu Catches The P"u'tr,
tor Ills Guides camp - In Na'nr.

COOPER. Ne july 10 A-a Wing ~ the
owner uf y am" hob cat which l. endowed
with mote .ufelligcnc" than l. given To
mos cats This cat H. 4! v"ar~ old and has
h,"u allowed to uu at large ever -inc"
Wing pullrri him from ,hc ~" 81 hi dead
mother whom 20" shot ou M" Shores 81
Middle Chain Lake Iu june. lsp
A. that time "a, ki'f"u wac uo more than
a shapele-s mas ct -pr fur and sharp
claws WING fed ilm on GOV , milk and
iu-li. uf a month nee Wa aide 'r Kali Wings
entire flock Of h"u~. thereby cutting IN
ms uwu'r'- supply ui fresh egg But
the men who employed Nrug to do their
padillug and couNiug never -un T"i Tor
fresh poultry. h,S'du-" A. soon A. "a" hens
we've gone th" bot cat went INTO ~" woods
and caught more partridge Ian could he
eaten ~ camp. keeping up ne supply all
through the year Ihuuga y l. hl"ga!
tn shoot ~partrlig"- h'ivsb January and
September. the law does not apply Il" cate,
and when a man ha- irad pir'rdg'~ placed
uu,n ht- l,-,r~'"p every morning. wing
thinks " - hi- duty - 80" tha' th" food
u mot wasted
And A. ~" tpb cat WaN-i strong with
az. h. INCREASED ~ wisdom, dulng many
things Stat surprised hi owner ard several
that mad- him very angry IN" CLIMAX
came during ~" Drought - last fall. when
tho water ln tho lsN" u'camr warm ana
fam OF sediment. compelling Wing To dig a
we'll frr himself and hL, gu'sts
A. n would take w. DAYS 10 60 =" ~"
yilIng" and g.t - pump. Wiug ~av"i IAN"
and %rNI~u-" hy putting a We'll sweep ah"N"
thu hol. ~ the ground and drawing ~"
water with . lpg bucket attached Il" ~"
sv,cp Ne ~nun"r had b." put IN" swinging
pole IN ulnc" than IA" h"h ca' p"rch"d
ON IT. ton and had great sport IN comparing
irum 'h" emit thov" IN" well Q" 10" end ,i
the ground. ne. cats weight causing ~"
pnlc 10 RI. and fan lik" q s'r-~tw WINS
ir,rd to drvr ms p~t away. hui could not 10
49,. Ir.rniI-" a. souu a. b." WrnI 4" 'h" Wen
tine cat would rIn ip the farther end ~ IN"
pole. placing Itself beyond react aud rai--
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Tu.tI o., N,s i.Hs 70 f''#rf.'
torur.ld h-ht,htp GROW nd q nN'l' ~
r.rirn,- a. &C.,, utrht. 900 m re- thunderstorm
and a.. m.u or board Thought Tor q lev
minute that thor tonne m com" ~" -ilp
l.. 4,uirr.I with ,oiilrr lightning r"d- from
IA, ton nf 90 ua-', and thrf ran doNn over
tU, sides in'n th' water
n Lad ben dom -ou" ..'if .b-iH'f
~ tina, Nt,tui', fuf -0u.' iIfYs NI"u 70 h1.i
.I-u,L ti. h.i'uirs rui 90 49, f"atn.t'
To rnt tId o.. yurk 10 tlsui ''rt'u- 100
current down o,'fuptrl NN'u ifu' N'hl-
rtur went into 'h" wtt"t There woe -".'"
,r.,, @.i,gltul aui tH'.',it1''lN the lfi'
him tonk % roll that h-i'-i H' 10 '"1lh" ct
me d.,k v.t,I trI it' 80 siu'.I '"t"
M ds.k Whom iH. iol' Truck ~" Nslihtht
,ut ,ud v,r- u.afif blinded hF tlv ''dttC
aI.h Roth men t'vutt' ut 80" boat 81
bs,,-i hut 'h,, diet rot know 'n' i'i ~"
-rr.ttior ot tipping wtrit '' ll' ''-ui
nf no -ln,k fi.t ttd received Hid ''' '.''
rt.lt b.. ut-t .av" 20 Htr "un N.'N'
.'rtt.i ruvr,rr o.. p tu.E '"t" nu' i""'"
fpt IE. ,tUfuIu fUt fU, ...W fINH ft- '
ON d,rk 10 ind nu' Mat hJd 'uu-'d 10" boat
to N.t
hghtship T. q pretty c"u-pi'uou> mars
duriu. an electrical disturbance, and. ~ Ma
a lucky thing Tor th" men On hoard b,hai w"
conductor on ~" .rla-t v"fk,i az il.h''
othcr~lsc they misht AL have Scen Ah'"u-
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= f.f| 70
t,trorr cry. Md July : , colony
of rol.,.,ts. or rather uumcr"u~ c"l"ni'-
~ H.. uuI--trthl" Hdditiou- 10 ~" u"ish-
h,,h,ol r.,,utl, iryld"d illD"ttttN lh"ir
,-,.rrnU.rius otuf i"fN ld"- 90" Ult'"
I,.i mott It go" hou" uf senator william
"a peter o. i,u OF u~olr'at, Wa dt-'"N "r'7i
- MN, .rrI.-t Ii"h we're found tu o."
I,,,- I.u,.ta Ne Nrur 10 f't AZ them
d, u,- r.,,---trg 80 take az IA" 'oor ln
a.. .,u. .a,lIIt, ~" w'u about W" hotu"
,f 1Iomt- ~ G"I'h.r fouud ~ u' ".safN
., ga summing ttt,f Uoir'yt- last utght they
nd not .h4t. go" uui-tu'" u ~" plHf'"r
~ IN. town kuONu a. Mount Misery NNiNN
"a han mad. mo-, miserable Nv ~" pre-
,,,,,, Of a.. sam. ioul piuf- l"-id"nis %,
a., u.f'nh urhpoi tails OF. ln'okInf VA ~
Of ,h. count, u.tltN R41rd To- ittr" "ut NE
tgl.s,at- NiIrh have their d"i-. u b N'
i,N,d tu tho taN'- tluNr H -'n1U -tr'f'l
t,rrh, Ii'tr Ir'.'u'' un- II-" "'U Nl-.
toyrf.I co. r.luN uth'f local 'l"r
Iutfl lt.f H"lf o. y'l H4' Nt- mover "'n
III Illenit t.ft IHsn uur it, uu' I.NHd,d
the Howard Hous" tr- 'r"aW .llo"n 70 ~"
dtsn,V 81 the proprietor The at va
nromptly sraht~-f w and sous-i INTO a TUT
81 water ptoNnlns l. sald ~ he IN" b"-.
wav 90 get rj Of polecats. but you must
FIRST catch your cat,
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pRurR " n,>rB,II G,ur
I,.innrIdcr my -urds> l. Telling Western
audiences How ~ Urlpcd iiim Onc-.

80 UH a. LII 40 - I-H-
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vi" Wa SHOWN 100 '@>''"I ''''''> YEAR
Z a the renowned .u'".i"r - ~" Che
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Z, -. H.. ,., o.
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"" has i-~r'u' a. WIDELY SHOWN - an evan
gr.i-' A. t" Ones. Wa a. - Na-'laI yIaN,r.
and tI.r,n Of, 4. many v.,r- -r,,. l. va.
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' n.y.
h'Ii@ M'' '''''N WIZ '''' I TT" '''k'
~aEgr"ga'"nu. 10" "''"n r'iOr- g. to odd
churn- and 'h" Kind WoTls 's.v CAV" hm
NIL, D.. .t,,,,Ur,.I o.. r,.f.,r
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~
anu w" I"i i.h'-- .N' i'" '' ''~ ''Nkh
him 90 Indiana audience every night aud.
accidentally. lr la woven .ur, u. al
,,..-,. ma. -t.rv If l.N rr.y,r 4. b.. ,.,.y
'''"''N' "'''' E'.' .' '"' '"" " ''
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wa- h.tw.ru New Nurh. thIolgu and III
,y..t tI.f WAR I.H % f...HN Farr.v.t
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THE 1--WE Iu FIGTRE.
Progress Of the Art 81 Disp,a, ing Clothes
In shop windows.

Law figures upon which to display cloth
ing IN shop windows hav" been In modern
times enormously improved. ~ that the
gpud ons- are nov far from presenting
that wood"nne-S 81 appearance that was
uur,' commonly characteristic ~ th"m
BIt occasionally som" clothing merchant,
guIng M for realism, puts IN his window
a. a display hgurr. upon which 10 mi
suits ~ clothes. a living man, and u II curl
uu- 20 -s- how such a hgur" will m atten-
'iur The -am" man IN the same clothes,
-.en among other men. IN the street or
elsewhere. among familiar surroundings.
might attrac' no special attention what
ever Bat IN th" unfamiliar surroundings
- = show wtnd"v h" attracts IN" eyes OF
many
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y. eaten by To- a@sro Wsrr rs,AsSi In q
tzx.
IN. obi f.llus va- to have his -hare &
tho beast. hftt - N. vutng tutor- -uteri
th- wtri. -arh t-auug alut -unrH dainty
m. uur-s Ep.tcd th.tu 18th IN" ufurtna-
ton that h. old man had dsi iHi-t ten
minutes t-tuv Nitbaut mufmut 90
Warning
H., No surgeon insists BAT from hat
operation dai.d hts -is,'--, AMI "Nyty
patient that went FROM the uI-rating iahl''
10 IA. cot uscupHd by IA. darky sdi'ei
10 IA. fam. a. a Veld.r Ut the kntf.
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80 uI>.'> RIu,Rk ,BLE ar.

Omega oil is good Tor everything a IMMINENT ought 10 he good Tor.
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4n- afvt
kd tlr
Rn~,y
Dii. bat
HOW h.
Zion Of
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Contain
p, am.
9'orary
D. food
away
tsi and
Inflated
PgS ara
pr aud
kie all
prorV
1t- Use.
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Hawaii.
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Nv husband and | are both iiity.>lN years
old Hr has been LAID up with rheumatism
,or weeks II 4 time. and my fingers could
not bend them - KEEP, them painted with
iodine. AiIcr using part OF one bottle oi
Omega Oii. can move the fingers a. vel a.
ever. Nv husband used more OF the bottle
than | did after every bath lnG his rhcunIat-
ism Is nov gone.
Mas. \. B~ATrrRNaN.
Norwood, Mass.
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relieves them of the aches and pains of Old
Age. That keeps them from fretting and
worrying. And then the Oil itself is a
strengthening external tonic that softens the
chords, looSens the Joints, and goes in
through the pores and makes the whole
body stronger. Omega Oil is called a bless
ing by very many Old People who use it.
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One Week More of
Basket Shares
at rs Cents.

Nearly q thousand shareholders of the Mergen-
thaIcr-HOriOn Basket Machine Company have re-
ouesfed q few days more i'm which 10 return from
vacation and arrange for additional subscription.
In view of this The directors have decided 10 leave
Open the subscription lists for The I5-cenf anof7cnf
until Monday, July 2ISt after which dafe the price
of shares win be advanced 10 par lSI.OO(.
This gives an opportunity also 10 all intending
purchasers 10 call or write and secure information
regarding The liberal inSfaHn'enf terms whicn arc
now ObtainabIc. No single subscription accepted
tor less Than fifty nor more than 5,OOU Snares.
The directors reserve thc right TO reject any SUD-
ScripDOn.
The Observation-Disclosures
Basket Machine Co.
Executive offices. 27 Broadway New York.
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GHOSTS OF HOSPITAL WARDS.
o>y Dt>GFROt = sr00k LtID M
VI RGION ~ BOSTON.

-, Irr.h op- In ui- ptare. usash Tho
tharus ,.iri and IN shreud 4 sp~e-
tf,l n-lir, " In the "mark Bottle
Que OF ,up,d's FRANKS >~xrs
Mascot haunted ambulance
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-11-08
PRIZE FIGHTERS
HARD At WORK

Arrangements for the boxing match
between Kennard and Weday, which
will come off next week, are complete,
the program arranged, and the men are
working hard to get into the best
shape for the match.
They are showing well, Weday simply
keeping up his form, while the new
man is getting himself into fast form,
seemingly trying to improve his speed
as well as his steam. The ring ar
rangements will be completed during
the next week. The men have not yet
decided who will be behind them.
There is some little betting on the
result, but not enough to make either
nan the favorite. The Weday money
is said to be held back for some deyel-
opments.
The only preliminary of moment will
be the match between Harris and
Sailor Brown, which, while lacking the
science of the main contest, will show
some interesting work in the ring.
There will be a four round bout be-
tween some pupils of Woods, which
should be entertaining, at the least.
The other feature of the evening will
be a wrestling contest between Japan
csc for the championship and a purse
OF 500. The affair will be brought off
at the Orpheum, and the seat sale is
now on.
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f
by Brown on Soldiers field today, but
on the whole played better football than
the team from Providence. Three end
runs of Herman. 40, 80 and Is yards re-
spectively and three dashes of Marshall
through broken fields from punts of %,
Is and 90 yards were the features of the
game.
ITHACA, N. Y, Oct. 90 The score
Of 81 points to 0 tells the story Of the
Cornell-ObeIlin game.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. %. The Uni
versity of Pennsylvania eleven today
defeated the Bucknell team on Frank
lin field by the narrow margin of 6 to
5. The Lewisburg eleven eutweighed
Pennsylvania nearly ten pounds to the
man.
CHICAGO, Oct. 25.- The University
of Chicago today found in the Univer-
sity Of Illinois eleven the %stiffest propo-
sition the team has met this season.
The score Chicago 6, Illinois o. seems
a suitable verdict on the relative mer-
its of the two teams.
PRINCETON, N. j., Oct. 25.-The CO.
lumbia football team vas defeated here
today by the Princeton eleven by the
score of q to 0 in the hardest game that
Princeton has played this season.
ANN ARBOR, Oct. 25.-Michigan, Sc;
Ohio State University, 0.
MADISON, Oct. 25.- wisconsin, rs;
Kansas, 0.
DIES MONIES, Oct. 25.- Minnesota,
"a; Iowa, O..
LEXINGTON, Oct. %. Kentucky
University 20; Georgetown College. 0.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 25.- Lafayette,
%; Georgetown, 0.
COLUMBUS, Oct. 25.- Medical Uni
versity, 6; Washington and Jefferson, 5.
DES MONIES. Oct. 25.- Drake Uni
versity, So; Iowa State Normal, s.
CHARLOTTESVILLE Ind. Oct. 25.-
Wabash. 25; Rose Polytechnic. 0.
DANvILLE. KY. Oct. %. Central
University, 70; Miami, 6.
AMES. Ia. Oct. 25.- Cornell Qowa),
II; Iowa Agricultural College, Is.
ST. LOUIS, Oct. 25.- Suwanee Uni-
versity, %; Washington University, g.
CHICAGO, Oct. Is Knox, Is; North
western, II.
SOUTH BEND, Ind. Oct. 25.- Notre
Dame, Z; Indiana, S.
LAFAYETTE, Ind. Oct. 25.- Purdue
5; Case School, O.
Topeka, Oct. Is Haskell Indians
Al; Washburn College, 5.
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FOOTBALL. ON
MAINLAND FIELDS

CALIFORNIA; Varsity teams are getting
into shape for the great game on
Thanksgiving Day and h sentiment
in San Francisco seems to be that
Bcrkeley's heavy team will have the
better of the cardinal on the present
showing. The Berkeley eleven was
given a tryout against a team made up
of former stars, and after a hard game
the varsity won by Whipple breaking
through and blocking one of Kaars-
bere's kicks, and pursuing h ball
from the 25-yard line to the goal for a
touchdown.
In the Nevada and Stanford game
The Palo Alto men won, but h Ne
vadans scored a field goal, kicked with
precision by Freisell, the score being
IL to 5. One of the greatest disappoint-
ments was the poor kicking of the
Stanford backs. and this was hardly
covered by the brilliant rushes.
vray played well and M'Fadden showed
fine form. Magee and the two Dole
brothers were the best men in the team
perhaps One OF the Sdu rfdiISiSSO
authorities says of this game:
The contest yesterday fails to give
any sort of accurate line on the Caiifor-
nia-Stanford game. While Stanford
showed sturdy defense it is II
her line will hold against California;
heavier onslaughts or her end rushes
be able to pile up the Berkeley inter
ference as they did that of Nevada 1t
is certain, on the other hand. that the
game played by Stanford yesterday
would not have earned a touchdown
against the California heavy-weights.
More perfect team work and the correc-
ton of the FAINT OF fumbling are abso-
lutely necessary to place Stanford on
terms approaching equality with Cali
fornia for the annual championship
contest.
EASTERN GAMES.
NEW HAVEN, Oct. % In an excit-
ing football game. full of good plays.
Yale won from the Syracuse University
today by the score of "a TO o. Captain
Brown. left halfback ran sixry-two
yards. and came within double his wv
length of scoring a touchdown.
CAMBRIDGE, Mass, Oct. % Har-
ward was held to a single touchdown
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-11-08
Yachts Are Almost Ready.

The completion of the first of the
run-a-bouts for the Hawaiian Yacht
Club has aroused much interest. The
boat looks like a fine sailer, and many
of those who have seen her lines, now
that the hull Is finished, are talking of
a duplicate. The plan of the directors
of the club is to make some arrange
ment whereby these boats may be kept
at moorings off the Peninsula, so that
in the event of a charter for a day Or
night the man hiring the boat can get
to it without the long walk or drive
which would be necessary if the craft
are kept at Puuloa. There will be no
abandoning of the club house at the
latter place, and the little boats will
act as transports for visitors when
there is to be anything doing at the
clubhouse. The visitors may thus
reach it by going to the Peninsula.