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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1904-09-30

some mistakes in snite OF their wisdom.
Their worst mistake was in introducing
the Porto Ricans as laborers. The
Porto Rican is combination Of negro
Indian and Spaniard And il does seem
that any man oi ordinary sense could
have known without an experiment 20
Il, that such combination
would be useless as lahnrers and men
ace 10 public safety have SET 10 hear
OF one good trait "a that mlNme, The
pure negro has shown himself generous
and trustworthy the pure Indian hab
shown himself h0spllable and bwyri
and ihe pure spamard has shown Mm.
self, 80 least, proud and brave liHf
abe mIhturi 10 reminds Jur ol chem
lcsl combination shore mrh r'pmrui
loses No identity lhai something rulIfr'y
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ihr ruuuin "a menace A. llir aul Prep
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Recorded Sept. 16, 1904.

w F Allen TT to Henry Smith; Rel;
r p S446; por Kul 4517 and 4O-1OO A
land, Kaliu, Honolulu, Oahu; pors APP 2,
Kul 7O9 and por Kul 1927. Fort st, Ho-
nolulu, Oahu; por r 5735, Kul zoo,
King St. Honolulu, Oahu; $1,000. b 1893,
2S9. Dated Sept 10, 1904.
Est of Sybil A Carter by TT to Cor
della ] Carter; d; 1-5 int in-por r
., cor Judd and Nuuanu SITS, Honolulu,
Oahu; 81. b 264, p 103. Dated Sept
10, 1904
Est of Sybil A Carter by Tr to Agnes
Gait; d; 1-5 int in por r 8, cor
Judd and Nuuanu SITS, Honolulu, Oahu;
81. b 2Gi, p 1O5. Dated Sept 10, 1904.
Est of Sybil A Carter by TT to George
r Carter; d; 1-5 int in por r p 8, cor
Judd and Nuuanu SITS, Honolulu, Oahu;
81. Il 26i, log. Dated Sept 10, 1904.
Est of Sybil A Carter by TT to
Frances | Crehore; ID; 10 int in por
II p 8, cor Judd and Nuuanu SITS, Ho-
nolulu, oahu; 81. b 26i. p los. Dated
Sept 10. 1904.
l. NJ Gray (ALrs) TO Philip ii Dodge;
BIS furniture, etc, on premises Vine
yard ST, Honolulu, Oahu; 81 and mtg
$500. I3 PCS, p Isl. Dated Sept 10, 1904
Mary Il Beardslee and hsb Of w TO
A Lewis Jr; NJ. lots II and IL, blk B,
of CIR 1900 Kinau st. Honolulu, Oahu.
$1,000, j 259, p 40, Dated Sept 10. 1904
Recorded Sept, 10, 1904.
ManOel de + Adrion and WI To Manoel
Branco; NJ; Land Patent iisS, Waipu-
nalei, Ililo, Hawaii; $500 Il 2bs, y 49,
Dated sept ,, 1904,
kelinohola Mahuka Midow) 40
Samuel N spencer, H. int IA real ana
personal property Of : II Mahuka dec,
Wnimea, : kohala, iawaili I'M In Il
y 1900, kul ssOl, Waipio, Hamakua,
HAWAII I'M in or 7g2 and kul shii'
l.anikapu, . kohala, Hawaiii horses
and eatllei 81, etc, u sis, y $780, palt I
Aug 10, 1904,
Joss - srrrao ana VI 90 Jose da =
iiamosi - lol Of Patent islb. Hama
kua, Hawai- $3.50 . sis . sli laisl
Aug ~ 1904.
Manuel y Miranda ana ~ a. Manuel
y Martins - raai rni ~ lol 90
tNHi and u "a kaiHrhe Homestead,
liamahua, iiahHil go d Hts. D. 800
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WOULD SEND ALL
PORTO R|CANS HOME

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quplIup ghopl rouo R.an., and hope
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mu Hm rnnH R.tsus ilal may
sense BE- M IHpaaWi.u ~ DE- question
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asm 10 mam fHs lul N2 Bose Hads
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REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.

Entered for Record Sept. 20. 1904.
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Albert Watsrhouse 81 al,,,,s,t,tr y
Albert WaierhOuss a al 10 IT'S of
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Marie A Humphreys and hsb % Ter
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Territory Of liaNaii ~ SUP y Ms
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their passage back to Porto Rico, and
give them in addition, II necessary, a
small income as lhank-oifering to be
rid Of them II may not be accord
ing 10 the law but II is good sense
And now, Mr. Editor, the question l..
Can such step be- taken or not} II il
can, Rill you be public spirited enough
% aPiiatc the question: i seems as
though people here have had sufficient
experience % bring lhem 10 take action,
II action is in urdcf
/ am, A CITIZEN.
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rNNEcEssAnY NNpENsN. 400

UNNECESSARY EAPERsE Acute
ATTACKS of collie, cholera morbuH and
ayrsnlrfy come on without warning
Hni prompt rrllrf must b. oniBinsi.
1hrfs De- h0 nrfssHiiy of lnfuulnH lhs
sspenfe ~ phyHirIans HrrNi,r IA
HHrh rnHfa ~ rhambeflHins collie
+ hulfru and plaTfhnfa iiemnds b. a.
hHnd A iaar - ihls rfmedy nill feF
l.rfH iHr rIffHi before doctor ruui4
aulaf ~ has Hrtff hefH hnnn -
fall fYfu M ibf uHnti ffNfH aaa
asnifffuH IHmH fnll ~ ga ilr8iafs
HNi HfufHltif iifnaN smith a Co.
100 Astnia fuf llhaHll
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1904-06-22
NEW HOPE AND VICINITY.

Henry Lear aud George =. Brock,
Bank officials charged
with misapplying funds Of the defunct
institution to the :mount of $l30, 900
will not be tried until next Septem-
Der. Judge Mcpherson in the United
States District Court on Tuesday
granted continuance of the case until
the fall term of Court
States District Attorney Thompson
said that he had his case all prepared
and WAS ready and willing to proceed
at once with the trial.
Judge Mcpherson granted a con
tinuance, with the distinct under
standing that both sides must be ready
by next September as the case would
positively be called for trial at that
time.
Charged with misapplying funds of
the Doylestown Bank Lear and Brock
were indicted by the Grand jury III
the District Court last March on two
indictments containing $40 counts.
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The arrangements for the eelehra-
ton ON July 4th are so far advanced
that they will consist of the following;
A parade at $40 II. M. by the Beney-
client Societies, the Grand Army and
Company F. aud invited guests of
the Societies. 1t is expected that
members OF the societies and citizens
generally will participate either as or
ganized bodies OF generally.
Two games of base ball Mt 10 II. m
and 3 p. m.
At noon lunch will be served by
the societies to their invited guests
In the evening there will be an al :
dress by Hon. VIM NJ tanning ut
$50, also reading of the Declaration
of Independence and Ghildren's Cho-
rus. 70 be followed by display of
fire works, aud concert by the Ii Der
ty Band.
A picnic on the island is also mr.
ranged for by one of the Societies for
the afternoon and evening
But it is not To be forgotten that
tins celebration IL not arranged alone
for entertainment aud excitement:
but to help remind us that the day is
still remembered ON account of its pa
triotic associations, and M an nc
Acknowledgement on the purt of the
benevolent societies of their duty to
the Nation and TINT they are compos-
ed of the class of citizens that make
up its "bone and sinew.
Let all our citizens participate by
parading, decorating aud attending
the addresses and other exercises
The following are the committees
Parade j. ID. Mackay, chairman;
Geo. W. Kroeson, A. j. McCllnton, W.
s. Newman, John Swallow.
Exercises Walter f. lIayhurst,
chairmau; William Lauer, Thomas
Crowley, rhos. Lyons, Hiram Scurbor-
borough.
Fire Works Theo. 5. benson, chair
man; W. Z. Thornton. j. Il. German,
X. NJ. Hartman, Chas Van Fleet.
Finance Edward Silvers, chairman;
A. Z. Kerr. John Ledger, James
Moonan, Samuel Moon.
Invitations j. ". hoaglaud, chair
man; Geo. H. Groome, Theo. Hull,
VIM. j Hennessey.
Music Geo. Waldram, chairman
Cleo. II. Groome. Harry Shepherd
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BASE BALL.

The first twilight game of the ssea-
son was played on the l.. 4. {.
grounds last Friday evening with the
home team of Indians from the col
lege at Carlisle, Pennsylvania The
game was witnessed by large crowd
both from the grand stand and en-
closure, dead head hill" and many
house tops, and they all were of
the opinion that our boys were inst
the stuff in this game winning by
the score of 6 to I. But if they had
lost, "What?' The game was what
might be styled record breaker hay
ing been completed in the short time
of one hour and ten Minutes and all
were satisfied (both inside and out
sidel that they had their moneys
worth. The boys have five errors
chalked up against them but one land
that was i'll the first inning) figured
i'll any rnngetting At times though
1t had disasterous appearance and
many one heaved sigh and drop
ped an inadvertent expression when
one of these little "mistnkes popned
up. Now boys those little heart
breaking plays should he eliminated
from the game. We all know yaur
ability, so cut them ont i'll the future.
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STORY OF CAL-CURA.
Discovered by ths wsll-known Or. David
Kennedy-Hls Latest Medicine.

Dir. David Kennedy was born in New York
City, but mt nm early ago his family moved
TO Roxbury, NY. Ho was graduated in 1860
from tho New York College of Physicians
and Surgeons. He Mt once volunteered as
1t surgeon and WINS assigned 10 tho United
States Army General Hospital in West Phil
ndclpha, and soon became President OF tho
Examining Board and Consulting Surgeon.
After tho war, Or. Kennedy settled in Rom
dout, City of Kingston, N. y, where for IL
number of years he enjoyed large prac-
tico IA an operative surgeon. He was one
Of the Presidential Electors Of New York
State, Mayor of Kingston for four years,
and held many other professional, business
and political Offices.
Tho lntcst achioycmento of his life was the
discovery of Cal-cura solvent, II positive
cure for all diseases of the kidneysand blad-
dor. Inspcnkng of this remarkable remedy,
he sad: "Gnl-eura Solvent is the browning
achievement Of my life. 1t will not dis
appoint"
Rcnemdfr, Cakcura Soluent cure, 98eeoo
Of casca If hidney, LtOer, aud Btddder
disorti,rs. Send to tho Cal-eura Company,
Kennedy Row, Ronduut, N. y, for free
sample bottle. Largo bottles VI 90 (onty
one sis) all druggists.
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SERGEANTSvlllE.

The Christian Endeavor of the
Brethren Church, of Sergeantsville,
will hold lawn social at the parson
age Saturday evening, June %. All
are cordially invited.
Miss Ida Ham, teacher of the Ser
geantsyille school has resigned her
position and taken charge of de-
partment at Milford Academy. Willis
Myers, for many years at Locktown,
will succeed her.
Postmaster Dobbins purchased at
the sale of Miss Susan Hice an old
trunk, said to be more than two hun
dred years old, also a hand bellows
known to be nearly of the same age.
They are rare relics of Eye olden
time.
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The Board of Freeholders continue
to refuse to act on the petitions that
are before them for the Improvement
of certain roads in this part of the
county.
An application was made to the Su-
preme Court for Writ of Mandamus
to compel them to take proper action.
On account of their dilatorv tactics
IT Is necessary to take testimony and
II is expected that the case will be heard
aud determined about July ETH 10y
Judge Reed.
St. Johns School CONNIE ncement
The commencement exercises of st.
Johns School will he held in St john $
Hall on Monday evening, luue eth,
Rt. Rev. James \. McFaul. u. ID. IL.
D., presiding. Admission, 25 cents
reserved seats, IS cents The follow
ing is the programme
Overture Selected
Chorus w eleone' school
SHIututorN =" Fidelity
John J. Egan "a
Drama" Dolores, or Through the Fires of
SORROW
pRAMArts PERSONA
Mrs. Norton q" y W ealthN " idoM
Mary Brhan
Augusta =" Her Eldest Daughter
Catherine Conway, "a
Pauline afterwards Dolores
Madeline CONWAY
Nellie Claehorn Mrs Norton's Niece
Mary MalloN
Grace ..=s.. MARY IWOniUN
Isabel sisters ElIIabtth rtdCock
constance. Elizabeth Behan
Mrs. W orthingtun y BTueN olrut W idoN
fanchette Her Maid
Gertrude McQmllau
Tom Pneher Policeman
Joseph Rloomcr
Aunt BctSeN - Old Nurse - Helen @ Brtpu
sally Ann street singer MARY higgins
Edith Temple Narsar9l aN-
tlarc Meredith N,r,,.,, Teresa REGAIN
HeIots,. = a ..,,.,r. ~ Margaret Gru-
- dN
Atsr J.
ScENE The Norton Home. iaulnc's
Expulsion.
Essay Success " nliam II Kelly ~
SCENF II, street rauine's Rescue.
81. John 5 Band Junior Bows
ScENE III. The Norton Draw ing Roou.
ESSAY =''t haracter " lltiam !. Eean. OF
AtI IL.
S1ENF studio AT Mrs MorthlnPtuu' =.
Five wears have passed.
Sword Din. Senior BaNs
sGENE II. The Norton Sitting ltenm
Naledictory =" Life Is " hat We Make 1t
Catherine CONWAY, 81.
Closing Chorus "pur Rag school
Awarding of Diplomas,
Address. Rt. RcN. j. 4. MrFaal. y u. Lib
Accompanies Miss Mcnamara.
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nAMEs rLAYEn.

,Iakeman certainly did we'll IN hold
my the Y. NJ G. A down to seven
hits after his hard game Frldny
against the Indians Tommy IL n
second McGinnity
Reynolds was the only one to get ON
to Egner's delivery. He lined out two
cracking two baggers
RHmbo says we are due to WIN few
games and he il due 10 have few
hits to his credit.
Jakeman and Reynolds were the
only ones to refuse to TAKE the atmos-
phere from Egner's delivery.
Helverson IL suffering with II dis
located knuckle on his left hand but
he pluckily stays in the game
The Crescents of Philadelphia, one
of John o. Rourke's teams, will be the
attraction for Saturday.
II was large crowd TINT Witnessed
the Lambertyille and Y. NJ. G.. A
game at Trenton Saturday.
Drennen, one Of the catchers Of the
defunct Roxborough team, officiated
behind the bat in lust Saturday 4 game.
That mixup between knight and
Duke on the third base line cost Lam
bertville.
II we could only entertain the Y. NJ.
c. A. on the l.. A. G. grounds, but
that is impossible, they cannot leave
their "happy home"
The boys all played n snappy game
their only weakness was nj the bat.
Bonham's "gas works" were in evil
dence at the game. This combination
caused some merriment at opportune
times, but failed dismally in their eff
forts TO rattle Tommy. That "Ice
Cream" ball was teaser, ell boys?
He rambled, yes he did
Qnite delegation from this city
Ionrneyed to Trenton to see our boys
win but they were disappointed in
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A WONDERFUL SAVING.

The largest Methodist Church in
Georgia, calculated to use over one
hundred gallons of the usual kind of
mixed punt ia painting their church.
They ased only ~ gallons of the
Longman y MARTINEZ Paint mixed
with 20 ealI0us of linseed oll. Actual
cost of punt made was less than 81 20
per gallon.
Saved over eighty (tSOOW dollars
in pant, aud got big donation be.
sides.
EVERY CHURCH wall he gwen u
liberal quantity whenever they paint
Many houses are we'll painted with
-four gallons of l.. NJ aud three gal
Ions OF lInseed oil mixed herewith
Wears and covers like gold.
These Celebrated Paints nre sold by
Estate Of A. II. lHpdis Ringoes.
W. l.. Bush New Hope, PA.
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that. but they saw the boys play ball
and were satisfied we had team that
knows the game and how it should be
played.
Bunched hits did the work for both
teams. The "Shamrocks" hunched
theirs in the 9Th and 9th the l.. A. G.
IN the eth. 1t looked very bright for
the l.. \. c. in the seventh, but
TIM SrRrRE.
fhe Princeton N-Giants, the acllnoWl-
edged champion eolored team of New
Jersey, defeated the Arlington A. \. on
the home grounds Saturday 10y the
score of 10 to3. The home team could
do nothing with Brekaw's curves, not
a hit being made of Of his delivery.
Snyder was hit hard nj times and with
costly errors Ivy Thornton and mellow
an the Giants had na trouble in viii
ming hands down. The hest playing
for the home team was by Butler. Col
ligau and llolcombe, while fur the visi-
tors the batting of james and the all
round playing of W, Williams, Grant
and Johnson We're the features. The
score follows
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NOTES Blythe WAY.

The Holiday House nj ShIerayille
will open June ~.
Hungry potato bus nrc feeding on
the young plants.
The sweet girl graduate now bursts
upon our view.
The summer bonrders are max ing
their appearance.
The weather man makes ms hot I'M
der the collar.
George Cronee, of Jroton, missed
Just 300 chicks from 80 eggs.
Robert IIorner, of Woodbury., hns
Just discarded pair of boots made
for him IL years ago
Some scientist has discovered that n
dog fed on nothing but white flour will
only live for fifty days, There nre cns
icr methods to col rid of dogs thnn tins
one.
An important section in the new tax
law il Tint NIL moneys deposited III or
ont of the Stnte are assessnbIe for tax
cs. and, If the citizen refuses TO give
oilidavit concerning his property, per
sonal or otherwise, he may be asBess-
ed for any amount aud then he placed
on the witness stand, before the com
missionera of appeal, mud compelled
to testify under oath concerning his
property.
Dir. Il. Y Plcrcc's Go, the World
Dispensmy Medical Association of
BufIalo, N. y hns brought suit for libel
against the publishers OF the Ladies'
Home journal of PhIadelphinforS10
900 damages. The suit ~ founded on II
statement recently mnde IN the snid
publication thnt Dr. Pterces' Fnyoritc
Prescription contained /, per cent of
alcohol, nlso certain drues, and TINT
these ingredients mnde the medicine
harmful aad dangerous. Tins the
company Chains IA absolutely falae in
evGrY particular
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DECEASED.

George Goodwin, an employee of
the Lambertville Rubber Co. died at
his home on S. Main street ON Satur-
day at noon. Mr.. Goodwin had been
confined to the house for about two
months from heart trouble caused by
a strain from lifting. He was mem
Der of Lambertville Council, No $50,
National Guard, and was insured in
it for $1,000. Funeral services were
held from his late residence ON Tues
day afternoon at o'clock the Rev.
5. q. Pitt, pastor of the Centenary
Nj. f. Church officiating. Interment
was made at Rivervlew Cemetery.
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One Minute Cough Cure
For Coughs, Colds and Group
500 Reward, 800.

The readers of this paper will be pleased to
learn that there is at least one dreaded disease
that science has been able to cure in all ITS
stages, and that is Catarrh. Halls Catarrh
Cure is the only positive cure known To the
medical fraternity Catarrh being consiltu-
tional disease, requires constitutional treat
ment Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally
acting directly upon the blood and mucous
surfaces of the system, thereby destroying the
foundation of the disease, and giving the
patient strength by building up the constitu-
ton and assisting nature in doing its work.
The proprietors have so much faith IN its
curative powers, that they offer One Hundred
Dollars for any case that ii fails to cure Send
for list of testimonials.
Address, f. j. CHENEY Il Co, oledo, o.
Sold by Druggists, 75c.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
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Schedule of Games.

The schedule Of games ST. Al n.
ranged for the l.. A. {. baseball team
Is rs follows:
June IS. Crcseents
July ,, Trenton y. NJ. {, A
July /, Crusaders morniaR aud If
trmoon
July D, Doylestown Uwlight3
July 9, Morrlsvlllc.
July IS, poylestown'
July ., Stroudsbnrg
July so, Philadelphia Professionals,
August 3, Philadelphia Creseents
August 10, boylestown dwlhght)
August =, Trenton Y NJ { A.
August 20, Monlsvlllc
August 27, Rocblmgs
August 81, Deylestown
September :, Stoudsburg
September 10, Rocbllngs
Games marked away from homo.
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Work on the Coney Island Park at
Willow Grove park has been progress
ing rapidly of late. The contract has
The new Ferris wheel il about com
pleted aud the contract has been made
with tho Jenkintown Electric Light
Company to illuminate the wheel aud
the park.
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Notice.

The Ferry Boat Sunshine" will
run until further notice SUNDAYS,
Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays,
Thursdays and Fridays until 1l30
p. IN. Saturdays it will run until
/ a. m. Sunday, or until the arrival OF
the late train from Willow Grove.
NEW HOPE DELAWARE BRIDGE Co
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REFRIGERATORS.

We have the most economical make,
been tested for many years We've
never heard of spoiled vegetables when
properly cared for. Ice Is cheap, try
the convenience ii will give You, will
wonder at your delay.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1904-06-22

ask the readers Of this paper to test
the vnlue of Kodol Dyspepsia Cure.
Those persons who have used it and
have been cured by it, do not hesitate
to recommend it to their friends.
KodoI dlgests what You eat, cures in
digestion, dyspepsia and all stomach
troubles. Increases strength by en-
abling the stomach and digestive or
cans to contribute to the blood all OF
the nHtriment contained in the food.
kodol Dyspepsia Cure is pleasant aud
palatnble
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1904-06-22

Don't Get Footsore GET Allen. Foot Ease
A wonderful powder thad cures tired,
aching, sweating feet and makes tight
shoes easy. Ask to-day for Aliens
Foot Ease. Accept no substitute
Trial package FREE. Address, Allen
S. Olmstead. Leroy, NY.
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GREAT REMNANT SALE

The ends of this seasons selling Lawns Bass, Dmte Percae
No and Gnghams running from yd iced
marked at and less than price cts upward per yard
fine of in ALTrWOOL DRESS GOODS to be
closed out at extremely low prices 12lc up opportunity
the little folks the larger WE'LL when part suits
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The presence of Jack Reynolds ON
the team WAS hulled with delight.
Jack certainly adds strength to the
outfit, he is n heady ball PLAYER.
Knight il developing into hitter
Of the first magnitude. Keep it up
lack.
,Iakeman pitched fine game, he
had the Indian pitchers skinned to
death
Charles. the Indians crack pitcher
had no terror for our boys. he was re-
tired i'll the seventh, mud Baker who
followed HIM fared no better.
Too bad We cannot retain Sehilsky
during kline's enforced retirement.
Trenton Y. NJ &. A. Inst Saturday
and were defeated by the score of 1 To
|. Inability Ia Int Egner Mt oppor=
tune times IL attributed as the cause
Of our downfall, Egner certainly
pitched fine game Tin fact he always
doesl and had our boys at his mercy,
but n little help from our old friend
Umpire konover was quite noticeable
during the game. Jakeman was nm
enigma to the heavy hitters of the
Y. NJ. G. A. His Ice Cream" bail
was IL new one on them and some of
the "shnmroeks" almost broke their
backs trying for them
The score:
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1904-06-22
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