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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-06-10

&pitbno @illiam Nllcn, ser ifjor
&il1ter blep o%ttroperet / at ltirle Hen=
&C llo Al @repe, far / bisic Gage
frclltrao0t for l1niteb Stotes Cir
chit Gol1rt o9 erflGret Jig ifpl0ig /
Anflagen. Nllen por m1iot neoe /
Observation-Disclosures, p9 Set bar inr=
Zig Eenge, icnot fra 9o11oet til Npi=
lcr'1e, ban bopbe itioolet. Mutbpri=
teter11c 11Oiel1bte @rpc mco mprfe6e
Hapirpcn1e, % 0isie blep fu1bne /
Nllers Seii0belie, 81 fan blep orre=
lteret.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-06-10

Cen f%prlpbuc 11ec far poret Gro
1l1otions ltae for 9pens Spjifoleui,o=
Dom. @lon0t Sem ser %gro6uerte
11eo lrrlfilt N%nerfiel10elie mao 1rp=
mes Ncls Mortc1le1l spn al Dor
Sono5n1ol1o Scr. g. Mortenler1 puo
8o1ltier St, Ser bar en- al Sc int
beolte / Mecbanic 9(rts .6pilfoles
&lasle, pg lom ioo0on oor e1 al Sd
ler11e peo Observation-Disclosures
i Harf Congregational G6urcb 1iolte
1irsoo3 Nfte1. Sons Glnl1e bar
Simple simo1r1> oa u@lpbe" flyer
beron at 1bales Tremltillil1g at
Simple sinpon" ng bons GSi(oiofi
paa BET bebageliglte bipertere0e Gil-
barerne." Set er Meni1lge,lr@, 1t
Nels til gfteraoret ifol begpnoe at
ihuoere Meoicin peo 5totslu1iperiite=
Tel.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-06-10


$. =. @all,u1 1orlr1er ira Steorlrs
County, tobte ior to Tiger iioe1 el
Gcl %rroipopircr / ct. Eolll og
ropportcrte lit So6 til Holitict. So
pirernc hlcp fu1,one al Ell 9. @o1-
Ie11, Ser ifrep til @oll, men if i11tct
Spor. Eolitict hopbe imio(ertio Ut
r@eI1erct ell bis Stelport, Ser bopoe
nrret lollll1cr, meo @oll Mfte1el1 fpr
Eengel1e to6tes. ga '@o1lcn lultc
bette / s%(pilc11, gif bon til Nclitict %
1op Sem Eopircrne, pg Stemort 6lep
lpslu0t.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-06-10


Sioitc SnSoos bolotes cit ioofolot
N1t'1lc / Como Eorf al ioooonle al
De golnle &eterolrer ira Gorgerfri=
gen, loln bopoe tilbrogt f~ortere eller
l9ngerc Si0 / Spoitotcrnes TSunas=
ler, % neoells Sc 8ol1le n1eo 0eres
@11ltrler og @prl1 gioroe Jig til Go
De al BE meobrogte Moofl>rpe, for
tolte5 Ser @%iitorier ira Sc rige N1in=
oers 5io, oo DC gift omfring / Yiol=
ter 6n11gslet, ioo forbungreoe, at Sc
Sor reoe til at gipe ct ao1rgerige for
ct Stpffe 9rpo.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-06-10
ST.. Paul.
u. {. Gyhfen,
zcfulrcoaftor.
&. Roienmeier,
llanaeer.

Vprretnim9sfprcrcn treffcs oa9lia
paa $laoets &untur, rs Union
Sloef, mcllcm 11-2 % tilliac
bpcr Sprbag Nften fra 6-S.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-06-10
Charles Mpnrpc 2inobcra, Ell lill{

Charles @pnrpc 2inobcrg, Ell lille
Syn al oslilteril10e gfeooftpr al
"Mimneioto stats Iioning", gorl
2i11oberg, TOM igoor Gftermi00og
11lDffeligt al Gage peo at fon1n1e 1,lr=
Der 9llllene paa Ell @ogl1. lllpffen
b9note poa Gol1greiS Street.. Dren=
gen pg Ell al bans &or1eroter tom
ira Sfolen og idgte at lpri11ge OBJ poo
en- gr9rDepogll1 lllell G5ar(es 2il16=
berg falot al ioet Sognen itpote 1no6
&ontltenene, @ogbjltlet gif oper bans
9opeo> lont bleD fnl0itnn0ig fnlt1t.
&tlfet ligeS at bore 1t6en sfpl0, 0a
l6o1 fife biDlte, at. 0rengel1e bar poo
Nog1en.. CHARLES 2in0berg por Me=
.oaftpr 2inoberas e11elte gpn, men
bon i5oooe g 9gitrel 81 1lotaler Dor
op6e gSD1npatbi for Soralorene / Sc.
res gorg.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-06-10
Sen gan,lc Tri6cbsflpffc, 5

Sen eaualc Trigcosfluffc, Ser /
1916 forfpnote for @eroe1s ga1nlc
ob'ol1tiitiife Stoter> at ct 6ribcoens
Silflugtsiteo bar ipbt, blep iiojte
Monoo9 0prmioog belfuct al p>11=
firing 100000 al Dor @pes ulore %
Dngre Snopoonere, pg hi CT nnrpe0
at tro, at Ser ifol mango 4. Suffer
til for at ltprfe ll%n9oon1nlens @o+
tr1ot1*me / Sen Gro0, iou Spnet al
Ben gon1le &loffe far giort.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-06-10
Sammarf; Gpnncr's Sfuptnr

:
Sgnoo9s pil0e pore blepen cit Sl1f=
ceS, orr 9ejret bop0e puret gru1itigt.
On MGngoe Me11nei fer bar trent
mp6t, lnel1 &egne11 ON 6 fteruniooo=
gen forltDrreOe notl,rligpis set bele.
Monge fra minneapolis bar nre6t
frenu; % oct lrbeloige SER olene bar
Sfplo /, at Sfoptl,ren life bleb bpob
ll1ol1 n1eo &ette bopoe 6oobet % belt
tet.
&cb Entertainments &alg al
@ln6eoS1nG1lo iibltc Ireoog uolgtes
Sc fglgenoe:
&C. s. Subnlo11, Erriioent.
9fels Hetcrle EN-, &iceprrii0ent.
Morcl1s Smitb, Sefretnr.
Nntpr N11ocrl cn, Sos erer.
@eo. Sellerltp, 5i(li6smono for
Is Maone6er.
Eeter @p6elen, 6prer.
&1u,o T9roeman0, Sn6re &ogt.
Girls. Micbellcn, gore Gogt.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-06-10

scnb os Noresicr poa mulige
Nbonaenter; 6ois 9e jfoffer os Ell
Abonnert, bill vi ienoe Gem Ell 9re-
mie.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-06-10

Mr. ug Mrs. 9lics / Como far
bopt Sen ltpre Sorg at mite 6cres
npltGlbite Syn, ben 1Soorige @il=
liam Mortill. 9pbsoorlogen bar
Spinal Milrnigitis og 9poe1 ino=
trooote iiolte Sirsoog @iooog, eftcr
tire Tigers oi0eller. Sen 1111ge @ies
bar o1liot / Commercial Glltb og me-
get ofbolot for lit penlige @nlen.
Segropellen foregif UNDER meget ltor
Silil11tning al 6amiliens mango 6on=
lie og amerifonife Semen fra SEN 0o,1-
lfe @olgotba Strife ii6ite Sors0og
eftermiooog. &oitor .Spcblen for
retteoe. Surofeltelien fon0t @teb
poa SEN tpif-lrtberlfe &irfegoor6 pao
9o1e st., bpor 6omilie11 ejer en-
@ropploos. 81 pnlfer at l1otole boz
bjertelialte Meofglelie for 6omilien
/ oel1ne ltore Sorg.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-06-10
&cb 9jpb cller Separation al l1bre
belpg Sen pelfjenote Sltpeler 5imon
9telionl 200 6. z. ct, ct. Saul.

9ttlHuU, zUS ". {. I'll. vi. Yuul.
Sioitc Trcbag inoiottes 9pens
9o%rgcrnciter / al Stilbeo / lit Gnl-
bcOe for Sc noe tc 2 Mor. 9prgerme=
ltere11 sbolbt Ell Sole til set ,1pe 8p,
roao, bpori ban lpfpnife0c oet>pg Jig
ielu meO Sen Sillio, JONI 9prgerne
bap0e pitt Sem peo ii0ite @olg.
Subn 6. &u,ules, 2O4 y. Sepentb
st., blep lioitc Monoog Gftermiboog
f1,npen al bans @,ritrlt, opo al Sor=
giftnil1g pes &orbpliyre. 81.
@bitconlb mcncr, at &omles tug @if=
ten nco eli Teiltagclie iiteOetfp Me=
oiciu, oo bon bar ipgelig % u,1oer
2r9ehcbo1oling.
Scu II. % IL. I Scnnc Maanco
bill ser / Yeuple3 Gburcb hlipe bplot
CT &%nl1uentipn al Mi11nelnto Smmi=
grafton Society, til bpilfen Ser ne,1=
ties 1000 9elegotcr. Mollge pro-
mincl1te Mr11b, intercsierct / Sno=
ponOring til Dor Stot, pil bore nur=
mrrel1oe % bnloc Soler.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-06-10

Gprnclins q. 2anc, 80 Bailey st.,
blep Sorsoog Mften lio1te l1ge oper=
folot al Strotenrgpere, 6o Fan ben=
.neo ST. II por poa @ejen til tit
Sjem. Sperfaloet fan6t ste0 ne6e
be0 Socfion Ct, bpor ser efter COL
neAgong BERT er ct ngjeunemtrenge-
li9t Merfe. Sen enc al Mpperne
'bolot Sane Ell &ebolper for Mnlen
meo 8efaling til at rnffe 6e16erne
| Secret. 9ette gjor6e Sane ogloo,
men LOS oen1 ltrofs igien mes BE-
rnoril1gspar0ig S1trtigbeo fol6e' poo
Ndpere11s @obeo meo en- loooan @roft
at oen1e tumle0e oberel10e. Cane
folteoe Jig oper boln, men mt forn
HpperenS &anrerot oe11ne til 6ipIp
og ga BON troeOe1 at 6cru1e por pberlt
.gop ban 1ig til at fnebIe sen Ser laa
1eDer1tl i'm egen Hpberfamerut. Some
Ieiltogelien til at ifpnbe
iig til Ell Solon % telefonere til $50
ltfid. On ba1D 5ime lenere bar
sGRgperle orrelteret.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-06-10
st iturt ltopala al Sc be6]te 6o11jfe

st iturt ltSpalg al Sc beolte 6onlfe
% norif Bigger poa st. Saul S.
ben0e"s &ontpr. 8ibler pg SoIme=
bigger til billiglte Yriier. 9fpt pao
2iteratl1re1s Smroooc fra 9onmarf
% Nor9e. &ontorci aobent bper
Dag ira 11-2, % tillige 9pr6og Mf-
ten fra 6-3. 46 Union 8locf. 9lIIe
Gfteripprgsler a11goaenoe Bigger, Sri
ler, plp. belpores prompt.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-06-10
Sammcnli9n 6ette 8la6, 6ets Sn6-
bol6, l1bitprelie, Bris og Bramier,
meo anSre 8labe / famine Sprog.

Gn fur 2abniue Stiff al oIle multi
&c Mrter bleu forleoen ofienot fra
Statcl1S 6iifeuoflnfningsanitolt til
lt0itilli1gen / ct. 2oris.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-06-10

Zen ipcnifc 2cac q. s. q. Carl
i'm fra Storbucf, Min,, pg for life
lGnae iioen Or. 9l1nobolmS Msiiltellt
uf9if lio1te ltge peO 9pben al 5uring
/ 8etbesoo @oipitnl. Or. Carlton
bar cit ing Mono poo 1rogle og tre-
otpe Mor % nleget ellfperoig.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-06-10


I'll &ris mub 2aitcn. Mep. q.
%. IS. 8oplc o9 Spblt %. Sutton
1lopglger cit &omite poo 100 Mon6
for at foretoge ct &prstog mos So
Gooner, spillc6uie og o1ore @al1=
t1110sonoer. &eo ct Mpoe, ion blep
bolot I Central Hresbpterian Gburcb
blep De to YrGi tier bempnbiget 6ertil.
Soloonerne bill fprlt blipe ongreben.
Naor olle Salooner luffer om @gn=
0oge11, for1toiot at Bette CT gjgrligt,
bill Spillebuiene blipe ongreben. Ser
btl oerrGlt blipe gjort ct 6orlgg paa
at foo Nroititutionen in6frnnfet til
ct beitemt Str6g al @peu.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-06-10

Mol Hard, MOL Northern, No. 9 Northern
81 SO "a
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-06-10

@amlinc ltniucriitct ofbolot / 81
bet al ocnne llae itore 6eltligbeoer /
NnleoninA al Sfplens %bolpbu1oreo,
oarige @eltoocnoe. 3cl1ne Snltitl1=
tion tilbprer Mctbpoiitfirfcn ~ for
bopt mango &Ql11pc at beltoo, ipr
0en hlcp bpoO Sen CT.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-06-10
Naar nSt. SAUL Siocnbc" bpel

gtddr nSt. FaNl S16cn6c" bOer
ltge bril19er -10-15 Spoltcr
1t0eluffen0e mes Mp6e6er ira Gou>
mari og Spn0eripl(mn6 bill Sc flelte
%2onosmGno beri fi11oe Ell eller on0cn
gspbeo, iom ierlig il1teresierer bo1n
eller beubc. 9ht ct Set Sen rette Sis
at obonnere poo @lo6et, Set bil
boloe Gem unoerrettet o1n, bpo6 Ser
foregoor I bper @gn / 1onrnarf.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-06-10

@illiam 2ueb, TrelioentcnS &ri-
notiefretGr, ppbolot Jig forl. / 8pen 1
Gagstio ltroer @jennnenmejie til GEL
lp>pitone Eorf, bpor ban oil tilbringe
i'm 6erie.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-06-10

st. PAUL 7
Sammenltgn 6ette 8lo6, 6ets Sno:
BOLD, n%oitprelie, 8ris og 8remier
mes anore 8labe / famine @prog.
Gn itor 2abniua Stiff al allie multi
&c Mrter bleu forleoen ofien6t frt
Stotel1$ 6iifeuoflufningsanitalt ii
l(bitillingel1 / ct. 2puis.
@illtam 2ucb, &reiioet1tens &ri
notlefretGr, npbolot Jig forl. / 8pe11 ]
GogstiO ulroer @jennemrejie til gel
lpmltone Horf, bppr ban oil tilbring'
i'm 6crie.
@amlinc ltniucriitct of6olot / 81
bet At oeru1e ltae itore 6eitligbeoer
M%nleoning al Sfplel1S bolpbulore6
aorige @cl toocn0e. 9crnc .,SSnltitl,
tion til)prer Mctbpoiltfirfcn ~ ia
bont mango &Q11pc at bcl too, fp
0en blcp bpu0 Sen CT.
Sen ipemife 2r9c 81. ). q. Carl
ipm fra S%tarbucf, Min,, pg for if
lGnae iioen Or. 9%ltnobolmS Msiiitent
af9if li0itc ltge pes Gpoe1 al Germ:
9etbesoo @uipttal. Gr. Gorl lo1
por cit ing Mo10 pou 1uglc pg tire
oiue Mor pg meget eli fpnr0ig.
Spbn &ctcriun, Ell go1u1lel Mo,ri
90 6renneo / @pen, hlep iorleoer
ilaoet til Sorben al Ell Strotenrepel
11coe poa Sacfion Ct, % f%raitjoole1
b%olpon0en Collar. Eolitiet o~rreltc.
reoe %ic1ncre cit ing &nes, Ser gop iii
9fopn lom @olter Gnmrigbt %
bjenunebpre1oe / Minneopolis.
&anbioat fpr @mpcrmprcmbcoct
Gum pg Ell &eporter for uMinneo=
pofis Soltrnol" fpm forleocn op at
iloos poo nffentlig @ooe beri 8pen.
Gum gop &eporterel1 ct Slog poo
@oneoet meo cit Eoroplp. 9eres
&el1ner iii Sem 0og ifilot fpre11o no.
gen al oem bop0e list nogen pi6ere
Suerlol i.
Sancs 9nggan, oniot pes 9sortb=
er1 Gocific Ser1boner, lit liSite ltge
lit enc 8e11 fnult al ct 0og ne6e peo
8anegooroen. Soget fon1 bogln11os
i11o mos Stotipne11> bo 91tggon gift
oper Sporet, nnber Sbir0 81. 8roen.
Gen Tor11lpffe0e brogtes til ct. So
lepb$ 9oipttol % benltgger / en fri
ii t Sillton6.
CONNER George 8. Bum pulgte5
forleoen til 9efon for ct. Youls
9oplfole iom g~fterfplger al Sen ofog=
0e @irom 5. Stepens. 9ommler
Su1u1 gro0uerte / 1885 ira @iscon=
i'm Stotsl,niperiitet pg far pnret
Honrn1er / Sen 1erpnrenoe 3il trifts=
ret liOen 1897 og CT cit Mfor10 al
o1lerfju1ot Gpgti96eo / lit 6og.
@arrp Turo, cm' Maifiniit, Ser far
hoct I ct. Saul Sc iiolte II s(or, blcp
forlcoen iel1Ot til MpcDeiter sliyl lon1
111elbreoelig ii1loSipg. 6or 1mele
Nor libe11 begpnotc bo11s Syn at
hlipe Ooorligt, pg tilli0it blep bol1
oloeleS blino pg fulloc life or6eioc.
9ette tpn1c0e / Sen @roo poo bol1s
SinO, at 9ull miltcoc Iorlton0el1.
Naar uSt. Saul Sibcnoc" bper
l(ge bringer -10-15 Spoltcr
1toel11ffenoe mes Mp6eoer fra 9on-
mari pg Spl~10erjpl(on6 bill Sc f(elte
2onoSmnn0 beri finoe Ell eller on0e11
Mpbeo> iom ierlig il1teres ierer bon
eller De11oc. 9dt ct Set Sen rette SIS
at obon11ere pao @lo6et, Set bill
boloe Gem unoerrettet ON, bpoo Ser
foregoor I bber @gn / 9onmorf.
Sil &rte mub 2aitcn. 93ep. %.
Us. IS. 8oplc og Soblt Sc Sutton
1t0pGlger cit &onite poo 100 Monb
for at foretogc ct &orstog mos So
looner, SpillGuie og ol1ore Gam.
f%n1osonoer. &e6 ct M}poe, iom bler
bolh Central Bresbpterion Gb11rcf
blep Sc to Yrel ter bempn6iget 6ertil
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-06-10
Understanding

Tor ftoite uge, pp til ben Z. SUM-.
MebbeIt Of
ebas. @.ae'ots 4 Co.. Mtnueabolts. NQtnu
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-11-01
Delightful Cruise In
MOTOR LAUNCH
Peninsula Lochs

f, Clarence NIacfarlane took a couple
of friends on cruise at Pearl Harbor
last Saturday in his lasnch Julie which
hc recently fitted with seven and one.
half horse power Buffalo gasolene mot.
or. The trial spin around Peninsula
I.ochs was preceded by a delightful
lunch at Mr.. Macfarlane's seaside resi-.
lGcnce. The mails of the previous day
had brought Mr.. Macfarlane the news
that the Buffalo gasolene motor had
taken the highest award at the st.
Louis Exposition and felt gratified that
the expert judges at the great compel.
Tive show had made an award that
bore out his own judgment when he
picked the Buffalo as the best of al
gasolene motors.
The cruise demonstrated even to the
guests Of honor. who were far from ex
perts in machine matters, that the lit.
tie motor was superior to any other
kind of driving machine. The sim.
Iplicity IN starting the launch is strik.
ing. 1t was done by one turn Of the
~
, up the launch at slow safe speed
After clearing the wharf, Mr.. Macfar.
lane pressed the button another time
and the little craft was away like a
bird, at full speed. From the way the
Julie jumped into the foaming water
she appeared to be going eight or nine
miles an hour. The motor works easy
and noiselessly, the chief aim of the
designer being achieved in producing
motor that would not thump or cause
Vibrations. This feature makes the en-
CINE popular with launch men. The
Buffalo has practically solved the vi
bration problem ahead of all compel
itors.
The space occupied by the little en-,
ginc is very small and its weight IL
only 395 pounds.
| Launch cruising lacks many Of the
destinations that go with yachting, bu,
there Is eXhiliration and keen pleasure
in shooting about Pearl Harbor In q
launch like the Julie when a man like
A,acfarlane Is at the throttle of a Buf
ialo gasolene motor. The Buffalo Is 4
ls.cylinder motor and It's revolution!
range from 200 TO 1000 per minute. i
Is without doubt the finest little moto
lever put on the market here and In
tending buyers will make mistake 1
they do not investigate.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-11-01
NOT RoJesTvENskY's SHIP.

St. Petersburg. Oct. 25.-Ambassador
during the night received in
structions from his government on the
subject Of the North Sea incident and
will present them during the day. prob.
ably after Foreign Minister Lamsdorfi
sees the Emperor this afternoon.
Captain Calthorpe, the British naval
attache, in full uniform, accompanied
by the Embassy Chasseur wearing his
full uniform, with hunting knife and
plumed hat with the British colors.
drove in state today to the Admiralty,
where the attache formally notified the
Minister of Marine that there were
other British fishing fleets on the Span
ish coast. This formal warning prob.
ably indicates the temper Of the Brit.
ish instructions which, there is reason
to believe. are couched in vigorous
and somewhat peremptory tone.
Up to noon the Admiralty announced
that 1t was not prepared to offer any
explanation of the trawler incident,
saying that Vice Admiral Rojestven.
sky's report has not yet reached the
Admiralty, where 1t was explained that
| II was not Rojestvensky's portion OF
the squadron which stopped at Cher
bourg. 1t is pointed out that Rojest
vcnsky's message probably will be filed
at Vigo, Spain, which presumably is
the first stopping point of his squad
ron
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-11-01
HALO FIEND
AND GREASE POT
TIED UP CAR Line

The Halloween joker was abroad In
Honolulu last night and about the
worst thing he did was to grease two
hundred feet Of street car track at the
corner of Lunalilo and Pensacola ave.
nue.. A car coming in was stuck at
that place several minutes as a result
OF the grease that had been applied to
the rails All the sand in the boxes
was applied and still the wheels re.
fused to stick. A man was sent to the
power station to secure fresh supply.
by the copious use of sand the slippery
spot was passed, but not until a con.
fusion in the system on the Punahou
line had developed.
The fun in this case comes narrow.
1y close to malicious mischief, and the
fact that Detective Halter was on the
car that was stuck may lead to sore
repentance on the part of the perpe.
traitor
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-11-01
FOOTBALL SCURt 100
PUNAnOUS BEAT KAMS
On SO6GY GRlDlRON
JUDD AND PA MAKE EACH A
CHDOWN-kAMS PLAY A
GREAT DEFENSE IN THE
SECOND HALF.

i, The first game of football of the
season was played in q drizzling rain
yesterday at the Punahou grounds, be.
tween the Rams and the Puns, the lat.
ter winning over the former in score
Of 10 to o. The slippery ground made
snappy playing an impossibility The
kams, while putting up noble de.
tense were out.maneuvred by their
agile opponents, but before the season
Is over the stocky Kamehameha line
will show performance that will sur.
prise their adversaries. The Kams
have fine football material In their line
hut they showed yesterday that they
went into the game with too little
coaching and quite likely not enough
practice.
The Punahou team played a sharper
same, but the fact that through the
second half of the game they were un.
able to break their opponents line in.
dicates that they have no cinch when
the schedule time arrives for another
set.to with the Rams. The game yes.
terday also shows that the kams i'm.
proved with team play as the game
progressed. The scoring of the runs
in the first half put the opposing line
on guard and during all the pommel.
ling of the second half the Rams were
not once caught mapping.
The fumbles and the slips were
equally divided between the two teams.
The Punahous won the toss.up,
choosing the wind as an ally. After
seine pretty rapid bucking the ball
was close to the Kan goal, when Judd
of the Punahous got 1t and carried II
through to the first touchdown.
The second touchdown was made by
Joe Pa, who made a brilliant run of
seventy yards around the Kan end.
This play followed a siege of the hard.
est kind of bucking, which drew the
Hams to the front in the defense line.
The second half found the Kan line
very solid. Although the Puns kept
they could not break through or get
around the end. The game ended with.
out score In the second half.
The Punahou team was coached by
Anderson, the Rams by Hopwood.
The officials were Sam johnson and
Rev. Mr.. Turner; timekeeper, DR.. Saw.
yer.
The lineup was as follows:
| KAMS. PUNS.
~
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-11-01
BRIGHT'S DISEASE AND
DIABETES NEWS.
San Francisco, Sept. 10, 1904.

San Francisco, Sept. 10, 1904.
To the People of Honolulu:
AS San Francisco druggists person.
ally acquainted with the facts we are
asked to certify to you the durability
Of chronic Bright's Disease and Dia'
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Bright's Disease and Diabetes. We are
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-11-01

The above refers to the newly dis
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