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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-05-06

The General Woman's Home Mission
airy Society has allowed US 81 500 to
start this building. This money is con-
ditional, which means, provided we
raise it. We have 81 900 in pledges. We
must raise $500 more.
The prospective Home has already
been named the. Susannah Wesley
Home. This Home is to be memorial
from the women of Methodism to the
memory of Susannah Wesley, one of the
greatest mothers of any age. She was
virtually the mother of the Israel her
second son, John Wesley, and has just
ly been called the forerunner of Meth
0dism. She bore nineteen children, of
whom thirteen lived to be educated by
her. She managed her own household.
She trained every child in the princi-
pies of religion. To the memory of such
a woman We would build this Home,
where a multitude of little heather
children can be placed under Christian
influence and Christian training. The
hope of the future is with the children
of today. Already some of the mothers
have said to our missionary, Please,
take my children, and give them good
training, and we will pay you some
thing
Young girls, eleven to sixteen, are in
great ddHScI. o1dly O1 luSIH are SOiO
into lives worse than death. Scores can
be hlped and saved every year, and
taught to earn an honorable living, if
we can have a place of shelter.
Women in all kinds of employment
are under great temptation by being
oblied to- room in different locality
from their work. They need a Christian
home.
The Susannah Wesley Home will be
largely self-supporting as soon as it is
ready for occupancy. We need $1,000
this year. To this end we make this
plea We ask for a pledge from every
person into whose hands this paper
shall fall. Will you send us any amount
just now, from 81 to SIS? Our special
plea is for 81 from every woman in
Methodism.
All this may sound as though we de-
pended on dollars and cents only. Not
so. Our hope is in Christ. Except the
Lord build the house, they labor in vain
that build it, The power of the Holy
Ghost must transform darkness into
light, superstition into faith, and idola-
tors who are dead in trespasses and sin
into living witnesses for God.
The work of the worlds salvation is
TO be wrought through US, and we are
to let men see Christ that is come:
but first we must be clothed and nous
ed and fed.
'Whosoever is of willing heart, let
him bring an Offering"
The committee has resolved that this
Home shall be erected and continued
without debt.
The Lord hath said, Freely We have
received, freely give
Send all pledges and money to Mrs.
c. B. Perkins. 72S Haight street, San
Francisco, Cal.
Oficers-Chairman Mrs. ]. w. Ham |
ilton, 435 Buchanan street, San Fran |
cisco; secretary, Mrs. Jennie c. Win !
ston, Pacific Grove, Cal; treasurer, |
Mrs. C. B. Perkins, 72S Haight street, |
San Francisco, Cal, Japanese Commit |
tee, Pacific Coast and Hawaiian Is |
lands, Woman's Home Missionary So |
ciety of the Methodist Episcopal |
Church.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-05-06
LANTANA BUGS
IN MUCH DEMAND

There was a lively demand for Ian
tana blight yesterday and Professor
Perkins gave out quite number of the
bugs which he has been carefully nurs-
ing for nearly a year. Many of the
specimens of the blight viii be sent
to the other islands.
Applicants for the bugs are required
to bring along a tin box at least eight
inches high for the confinement of the
bugs and with every consignment Pro-
fessor Perkins gives the following in
structions:
1. Do not open the box until reach
ing the spot where the contents are to
be liberated.
.: Choose a lantana bush or several
adjoining bushes in place sheltered as
much as possible from al lwind, or at
least the prevailing wind; the bush or
bushes should have many flowers and
green berries on them and should be
free from ants
8. Rest the pieces of infected Ian
tana in such bush or bushes towards
the top or at least well off the ground
f. Berries that become detached in
transit should be dropped in the shade |
at the roots of the bush.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-05-06
May 9, 1908, at II NJ.
Commissioners Sale of Real Estate

BY order of the Honorable W. J..
Robinson, Third Judge, First Circuit
Court, Territory of Hawaii. dated April
%, 1903. in the cause OF partition be-
tween Harriet Baily eft al. plaintiffs,
and Elizabeth Cushingham ct al, de-
PENDANTS. the undersigned William
Austin Whiting, Commissioner, will
SELL at PUBLIC AUCTION at the
FRONT Cmauka) ENTRANCE TO THE
JUDICIARY BUILDING known as
Aliiolani Hale in Honolulu. Oahu. at II
O'CLOCK NOON ON SATURDAY,
TMAY 9, 1908. the following real estate.
belonging to the heirs of the Estate Of
the late James L. Lewis and others:
First.
That valuable piece Of land situated
at the South East corner OF KING AND
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(about). Area 1918 SO. IT., more
or less. Upset price, $500.
Lot 5. On Waikiki Road. 100 ft.x2O0 IT.
Area 10000 50. IT., more or less
Upset price, 5000.
Lot 6. On Waikiki Road. 100 ft.x2oo
IT. Area 10000 so. #. more or
less. Upset price. $500.
Lott. On Waikiki Road. 100 ft.x2OO It
Area 10000 50. it., more or less.
Upset price. $500.
Lots. On Waikiki Road. 100 ft-x200 IT.
Area 10000 SO. #. more or less.
Upset price. $3.50.
Lot on Waikiki Road. 100 ft.x2oo IT.
Area 20. 900 50. #, more or less.
Upset price. $3.50.
Lot 10. On Waikiki Road. "a feet. Area
2O,s76 SO IT.. more or less. Up
set price, $3.50.
The following lots do not abut
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V/ALKLkI 2 DAD.

on Waikiki Road but on the new
so foot way
Lot IL 16O ft.x272 IT. Area 47,25O 50. it.,
more or less. Upset price. $3.50.
Lot IL. 16O ft.x766 IT. Area 43.072 SO IT..
more or less. Upset price. $3.50.
Lot Is. $50 ft.x266 IT. Area S4,S44 So. #.
more or less. Upset price. $3.50.
Lot IA. $50 ft.x2s4 IT. Area 1921 50. IT.,
more or less. Upset price, $3.50.
Lot Is. 1872 ft.x2S4 #. Area 72,46S 50. IT.,
more or less. Upset price, $500.
Plan and descriptions at Commission
er's Office. 4OS Judd Building, Honolulu.
Information also furnished by J. F.
Brown, Surveyor. 2O4 Judd Building;
and James F. Morgan. Auctioneer,
Queen street, who will escort persons
interested in the sale to the property.
Terms of sale: Each and all sales
are subject to the approval of the
Court; all moneys to be paid into
Court; deed at expense of purchaser;
ten QOT) per cent. Of purchase price to
be paid on fall of the hammer.
Honolulu, April "a. 1908.
w. AUSTIN WHITING,
Commissioner.
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BY AUTHORITY.
ACT IS.

ACT IS.
AN Acr REPEAL Acr "a OF THE LAWS OF 1sa5 ENrrrrD
IAN Act TO PREyENT BRTNGIyG OF Actions AGArtsr
OFFICERS OF THE GOVERNMENT OTHERS Aors DoNE
IN SURPRISING REBELLION
BE Enacted By the Legislature of Territory of Ha,cqii:
SECTION l. Act "a the Laws of 1895 civil Laws Secs
1889 and 1910 entitled Prevent the Bringing Of
Actions Against Officers of the Others for Acts
Done in suppressing Rebellion is hereby repealed
SECTION This Act from the date of its
approval.
Approved this 2Sth day of April A. d. 1903
SANFORD b. DOLE
Governor of the Territory of Hawaii
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BETHEL STREETS in Honolulu, hav-
ing a frontage on King Street 45.3 feet
and about 139 feet on Bethel Street,
area $3.50 so. IT, more or less. being
portion of r. P. 7O2, L. C. A. 16s, to NJ.
Kekuanoa, and r. P. (GranO 1913 to
Castle & Cooke.
Upset price, $4,000.
Second.
All that real estate at KALIA, Wal
&IKI. Oahu, on the Waikiki Road
nearly opposite SUNNY SOUTH" and
adjoining the premises Of J. H Boyd
10 the eastward. This property, con-
sisting Of about II acres. has been sur
veyed and plotted into 10 lots with a
so foot common right Of way through
them.
Lot l. With house. 1913 It. on Waikiki
Road and 1908 It. deep along
New Roadway. Area 1912 50.
IT.. more or less. Upset price,
5000.
Lot ?. With house. Makai OF Lot l.
About 81 ft.x1ss.5. Area TO- 6O SO.
IT, more or less. Upset price,
$500.
Lot 3. On Waikiki Road. so TT; on
New Road, 1876 TT Area 1S.5O4
SO. f., more or less. Upset |
price. 500
Lot 4. On Waikiki Road. so ft.x2OO # |
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Lizzie-'Does CHIMNEY know how to
make love?" Aggie-"Surel He haint
been a caddie two years fer nutt'n.'-I
Puck.
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Attorneys for Parties: Andrews &
Andrade; Smith & Lewis; Kinney, Nc
& Bigelow; Atkinson & Judd;
Cecil Brown. o4oo
The evening world., 1903-09-21
HanIon's Team Anxious to Make
1t a Double Victory in Two
Games on Champions Home
Grounds.
BATTING

Especial TO The Evening Worldly
EXPOSITION PARK. PITTSBURG.
Pa. Sept. 1.-THE champions looked
like a bunch OF grass eaters from Mud
vile Flats and played just an badly in
the first game, but despite the teers of
the fans Clarke made another shift for
the second. sending Curtis to LETT,
Phelps to first, Marshall to short and
putting Moren and Weaver in the
points.
Wtnham's bases on balls and error,
gave the Trolley dodgers the game. IL
was close going for eight innings and
then the Champions went to reces.
-Four hits, four errors and n wild pitch
gave the visitors five runs cla,chtnu
the game for Brooklyn.
ine P1tnspursS found Jones a puzzle
after the FIRST hiring, only one hit going
their way In the noxt seven Jennings.
a scratch home run through Flood
ADDED two more to their total in tho
ninth. S%heckard. who was ordered of
The Held in the first game, was back In
lett field In the second Same.
The evening world., 1903-09-21
~H|GHLANOERS MEET
CLEvELANDS AGAIN
Grif6th's Team, With the Manager
Himself in the Box, Plays Hard to
Get Nearer Second Place in the
American League Race.

walked. Beville VS. under Rhondes's
foul. Flick forced GocNnaur but Alb
bolt reached third. Bay singled TO
left. scoring Abbott and putting Flick
On third. Bradley fled to Mcfarland.
One run.
X ,e.er singled to centre and Eoar-
field sent him Ia second with n single to
left. Dcmls maze d beautiful catch "
Cancels high foul, Mcfarland doubled
to left, scoring Willie" and the kid"
Beyille's fly was ~misjudged by Tenney
and II went for a double. Mcfarland
scoring. Howell famed. Grifith flied
10 centre. Three runs.
Fifth Inning
Iajoic was safe on a Dunt towards
third. Elberfeld mad u great stop OF
Bemis's drive. nailed bajo!e and doubled
Bemts at irstt. Thoney famed. No
.Conroy flied to centre. Fultz flied to
right. Kee .er singled to left. Eiberfeh
died. Rhodes to Bemis, No rum
Sixth Inning.
Atbott singled to left. but was forced
by G~nochnaur, who was in utrn forced
by Rhodes. Flick fled to Fultz. No
runs
Camel fled to left. Mcfarland
walked. Beville souled out. Howell
filed to left. No runs.
The evening world., 1903-09-21
ST. LOUIS FINISHES.
Especial 10 The Evening wor

Especial TO The Evening WORLDLY
DELMAR PARK RACE TRACK. ST.
LOUIS. Sept. 2l.-Followlng are the re-
suits of the races scheduled TO be run
here this afternoon:
First Race-Five-eighths of a mile
Won by Lora j., 3 to l and 6 to 5; Mel
lie Cromwell, even for place, was sec
ond: Pblllida was third. Time. 103 IL.
Second race, six furlongs-Won by
Harry Griffith. 8 to / and s to 5: My
Surprise, / to 3 for place. was second
Stub was third. Time, 1.16 "a.
Third Race-Six and a half f%urlongs.-
Won by Lord Hermence. 5 to . n 4 to
s: Wreath OF Ivy, 2 to 5 for place. was
second; Town Moor was third. Time
la IL.
The evening world., 1903-09-21
COSTELLO BACK ON
THE CORNELL eleven.

ITHACA. N. Y. Sept. 21.-At the Gloss
of the first week of practice of the Cor
nell football squad the prospects for q
successful 1908 eleven appears to have
frightened. Coach Warner and Back
neld Coach Purcell last night expressed
themselves as satisfied with the results
OF the first week. Perhaps the most en-
couragine phase of the situation Is that
no one has any idea OF what Is ahead.
with one member of last years 'var-
sity team on the field. another prom
Using to begin practice about Oct. / anc
The bhird due to arrive In Ithaca on
Oct. 8. nothing remains to be done but
to develop practically n new team.
The evening world., 1903-09-21
IS READY
TO FIGHT FITZ
Ex.Champion, Back in Form, Says He'll Meet
"Lanky Bob" Within a Year.

Jim Corbett is ready to make a match
with Bob Fitzsimmons at a moments
notice. All that Is necessary now is
Fits consent to hght. and one OF the
greatest matches ever made is sure to
be arranged.
Corbett reached the city to-day from
Chicago and relieved himself OF that re-
mark Immediately on stepping from the
train.
There's one man Z want to meet
he said. and that is FitEslmmons. 7
win fight him within a year. would
before that time. but 1 want time to
get over the awful beating Jcffries gave
me in our ight last month.
Chased FIT. Before.
For four years I chased Fltz for a
night. ] never got 1t. When he saw me
. helplessly beaten man in the ring
after J%effries got through with mo he
wanted to arrange a match with me
right away. He knew l could stani
little punishment In 4 bout even six
months later. He figured I would be a
mark for him.
That was the only time he ever ex-
pressed a desire to fight me. But ne
Will be forced TO do so. and within a
year we will a 1t out. I'm In the
game yet and do not Intend retiring
until after ] meet FitzSImmons.
He has said a whole lot OF things
about me. such as that ! was afraid
to night him. Well. all he has to do IL
to name a date and We can soon draw
up q set Of articles OF agreement.
NJeYrfRu neat NJ, Gnal
The evening world., 1903-09-21
GUlDER CAN'T TOUCH HIM.
YOUNG CORBETT"
AS A REAL ACTOR
body punch.

Young Corbett' is a real actor to-
day. Not n of those fellows of his
profession who get on the stage and
utter a You villaln!' and hen put on
the gloves with the individual. Cor
bett' has fourteen lines to say In New
York Life" which play opens at the
New Star Theatre in Harlem tonight.
OF course, the champion gets into a
muss some way or other. and the audi
ence. or spectators, are given the or-
~portunity of seeing how he won the
tit.e with his fists. He mas the clever
.ocal feather weight Johnny Burdick TO
help him out in his demonstration.
The evening world., 1903-09-21
TING NEWS SPECIALLY REPORTED FOR THE EVENING WORLD. %
BALL TEAMS
OUT FOR PRACTICE
Harvard's Mammoth Stadium May Not Be
Ready in Time for the Yale Game.

Crimson eleven shall meet Yale on the
new field unless they have had two or
three weeks practice there at the very
least, AS things are going now. this
seems very unlikely. The stadium un-
doubtedly will be far enough advanced
by the time of the Yale game to accom-
modate the crowd; but whether it will
get on fast enough to give Harvard
a chance to get some preliminary prac-
tice on the new field which 1t incloses
Is O big question.
The coaches claim that Harvard this
year should not be deprived Of that
confidence which comes from playing
on the home grounds: and this is Just
what would happen IL the team should
meet Yale on the new field without
at least two or three weeks of pre-
liminary work.
In case the game is not played on
the gridiron inclosed by the stadium,
Il Will be played on the old field 70
the rear.
The evening world., 1903-09-21
HAWTHORNE FINISHES.
lspecIal to Tie Evening World,

Special to Tie Evening WORLDLY
HAWTHORNE RACE TRACK. CHI
CAGp, Sept. 1.-THE races scheduled
to be run here this afternoon resulted
as follows:
First Race-Three-quarters OF a mile.
Won by BeSt Man. 4 to 8 and 1 to 2;
Rabunta, > to !. was second: James J.
Corhett was third. Time-1.l5.
Second R~ace-Short course.-won by
Gallon. 3 to 8 and Z to 10; Paul Aker,
q TO ), for place, was second: Falai,l
was third. Time-3.0O 1-5.
Third Race-One mile.-Won by Lurs-
lighter. S to l and . to /: The Don, 8 10
| for place. was secc nd; Lady Jocelyn
was third. T1me-l.i1.
FoLrlh INSTRUMENTATION of a mile
mWo by Anaitor . 10 o and 10 2.
Gallant was third. Tlme--1.14 10.
The evening world., 1903-09-21
COLUMBIA TO PLAY
A GAME THIS WEEK..

With only a little more than a weeks
practice the Columbia eleven will have
Its hrst real work on the gridiron Sat-
urday with Wesleyan.
This, nevertheless. should be an easy
game for the boys on the hill, and At
the same time should give Morley M
cnance to see what sort OF material he
has on hand.
Coiumbia's team has been practising In
a desultory way. 1t was only last Thurs
day that a respectable number of AN
didates appeared OF the field In canvas.
Many or the men are still a bit soft,
so Coach Morley and Capt. Smith have
wisely decided to defer the first battle
between the varsity and the scrub VA
I'll Wednesday.
The evening world., 1903-09-21
DATES SET FOR
MG0vERN BOUTS

Sam Harris, manager of Terry Nc
Govern. the ex-feGtberweight champion.
signed the little Brooklynite to-day for
two battles.
The first. to take place in Boston. will
trot Jimmy Briggs out to meet Terri
BILE Teddy" They will clash at the Cri-
terion A. c. or Oct. 6 for ten rounds at
l2S pounds al 3 o'clock.
The second contest will be held before
the Washington Sporting Club, of Phila-
delphia, on Oct. IL. and will be between
Terry and Crockey Boyle, the usual six
rounds at catchweights.
The mat,h with Sammy Smith has not
vet peer settled, TOR has the McCfovern-
Syracuse" Billy Ryan bout been fixed
nm
The evening world., 1903-09-21
THE BATTING ORDER.

Umpire-Sheridan.
Especial to The Evening WORLDLY
AMERICAN LEAGUE PARK. NEW
YORK. Sept. 21.-Perfect weather. a big
crowd and more han an even chance for
victory stared the Hlghlanders In the
face when they arrived at the grounds
this afternoon. M Griffith meant to
a advantage OF all these.
The Napoleons. however. are bent on
making the fight OF their lives for the
rest OF their stay In New York. and
will not give up the second position
they o hold without a hard hsslt.
The fans take almost as much interest
In h score-board as they do in the
game. all eyes being upon the philadel-
phia struggle. The Quakers have TO be
reckoned with In the battle TO- second
OF the same calibre that landed them
the pennant last season.
1t was Tannehill's turn to twirl this
at nrst like a winner, and "Grif' had
the rest OF his stan doing tunts in case
OF accidents.
First Inning.
Flick led off with a double to right
n to Howell. Bradley singled to left
and reached third on Fuitz's error,
Flick. coming home. Lajoie put a high
one IN rght held that looked foul.
Keller dropped 1t, and I.ajoie trotted
to third before Keller realized that
Sheridan had callei 1t Il fair wall.
Bradley In the mean tine had q cd.
Bemis kept up the slaughter Win "A
triple to left. scoring LajUie, and Grit
nth sent word to the bench TO nave
the pitching stan vurm NO. Thoney
relieved the molotony by striking out
and Abbott fied to Mcfarland. Tnree
runs.
Conroy filed to Gochnaur and Fuitz
dted with one IN the same direction.
second Inning.
Gochnaur out. Conroy to Camel.
Hughes famed. Flick was passed along.
Dlk was out stealing. No runs.
Elberfeld was hit and walked. Genzel
s HE'D To centre. Mcfarland forced the
<*Kid-" but was safe himself and landed
On second on Beville's single to centre
Howell died on an easy one to fret,
Third Inning.
Bay got to frst on a drive to short,
and ctAfted to second when GAM !,
4rQpped the throw. He changed his
<'ifhl and went back towards hrs;
4nt YES tagged by Camel, Bradley
*lf-4led ard stole second. Lajole Vas
E1s4ne. Ersr!s flea TO Camel Thohry
1ertea Ne 2
|ttt ftsf died Pre-. Fu;tz was ont,
<.4sfiea - Bemlz No runs,
FouEEh InninK.
|tHaEt singled past third Gochnapl
e. ~
The evening world., 1903-09-21
YALE ELEVEN WILL
BE HEAVY THIS YEAR.
special 20 The Evening World,

NEW HAVEN. Conn. Sept. 2I.-when
the Yale eleven takes the field for it's
first game next Saturday 1t will be the
heaviest team the Blues ever put on the
gridiron at the start of the season. A
weeks practice has ben held with the
most mesgre and unsatisfactory re-
suits of n similar period In years.
The work has been short and light every
day because of the weather, and scrim-
images have been impossible. There
have been no line-ups, although n
couple Of backields have been forme
for signal practice.
The evening world., 1903-09-21
Western HOIdup.

Help! Murder! Watch!
How they do deal 1t out In some OF
those Western burgs!
As to the Fitz yerald-Ward battle In
Port Huron last Thursday night, the fol-
lowing iolts from the Detroit Times may
incidentally save some innocent from
being butchered:
Three things OF some Importance to
the pugilistic world were settled in Port
Huron last night. Oh
T-Nobody can beat Mike Ward in
his baiIiwick.
"2-No fighter Of reputation ie like
ly to try again.
"3-Edward Mcbride, Of Buffalo, will
referee no bouts in Detroit.
For nine rounds Mike Ward, the
clever little lightweight pride OF Sarn!a.
fought gamely with Willie Fitzgerald.
foremost of the Eastern division, maxi
ing one of the prettiest battles ever
seen in a ring. although gradually be-
ing worn Town coward the close and
The evening world., 1903-09-21
Eddie Mennt MeIIi

It's dollars to stale buns that the Buf.
falo scr!be's intentions We're goo
enough; but then. you know. the roa
to a warmer climate is paved with 'goot
Intentions t ~. '
Edward should learn the rules.
He announced just before the battle
that: The men will fight straight Mar
gus OF Qu~eens5erry rules. no Hitting i'm
cllnches and each man to protect him
self in the breakaways.'
II the sage OF the D~ippytoppiece Isl
ands Will unravel that he can make a
hit for himself. ~ d
I'm not crazy
The evening world., 1903-09-21
FINED.

As a result >: the recent crusade
against gambling at the Chicago race
tracks twenty .wo bocknak"rs pleaded
guilty and paid ines Of 500 and costs
each. Efforts are being made by the
crusaders to SECURE indictment by the
Grand Jury of the bookies a: the Har-
lem track.
The evening world., 1903-09-21
Special to The Evening World,

Especial = The Evening Worldly
CAMBRIDGE, Mass. Sent. 2l.-There
seems TO be a strong probability that
Harvard's mammoth new 100000 sta
dunn will not be completed in time
for the Yale game this November. or
at least that it's erection will proceed
20 slowly that the gdme will not be
witnessed from it's stands.
The reason for this Is that Harvard's
authorities are unwilling that the
The evening world., 1903-09-21

tired before tho hard punches of hi
stronger antagonist.
with legs than thirty seconds of II
1ten rounds unfought Referee McBrid
stopped II in the tenth. sending War
20 MS corner apparently beaten. ant
then Supplying the crowd by giving hi.
decia'on against Fitzgerald. dcclarlno
the latter had committed n foul. but un.
able TO explain when 1t happened.
The evening world., 1903-09-21
Philnd elphfa IN. La Wins Firs
Game

Especial to The Evening World,
CINCINNATI. Sept. 1.-The first
game of the double-header scheduled to
be played here to-day between the Phil
adelphia and Cincinnati Natiopal
League resulted In. a victory Tor Phila-
r. II, II.
Phlladelphia .... 290S299d9-lJ II
Batterles-Sparks and Roth: Harper and
Tohi. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
The evening world., 1903-09-21
Con to n s'T.r

Take a wagonload of tar. pump II
through a knotho'c. stand 1t on end
and give it "A tin ear and you. have Mr.,
Coughlin to Il 1T"
scvcnty-scven inches up in the air.
eighty inches of arms! Just think OF it!
Six feet eight inches of plpestem nnils
swinging for a man jaw.
II there's a kangaroo in the business
that has anything on Con. just trot him
out.
Kangaroo Bob thev used to call
Fitzsimmons. Fitz looks like Broad
ways ~nll-niEhter I~iliputian. Major
Doyle, when lined up with the Irish kan
:aron.
Sic back, Bob.
The evening world., 1903-09-21
E's RcnIIy CnmImR.

A letter yesterday from t'other side
says Jabez White Is really and truly
going 20 cross the bloomin' pond to fight
n lanes Britt. of California.
All right, Mr.. Jabez, Mr., Britt very
likely needs the change.
And James Coffroth, too.
Even Mt that MIR. white may furnish
n surprise party for the Native Son con-
tiagcnt of the Golden West.
coffroth has the bout billed for his
November date at the Yosemite Club.