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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-24

&etn Sab5ipang.
9Gnemurt uno 8e1tRun
gem.
8ef'm gctreten Gcs 2anoes tper'
oen feline BGIIe oerIangt. Gtgentbn'
mer bon SotelS unO Goltbatlern
miilicn sic gtnfunft uno abreiIe
uacr Srem0en bel ser 9Oli3et analel'
Den. 9ie @breiie fam ltnge5tloert
nab gcIieben geideben. @uf ct:
Gboma8 (g9eItinoien) fperoen bel
ser Gonorng ebenfaaS feline Folle
obaeforocrt, icood miiiien auSldn.
Der, uprm Iie itb ldnger, OILS AZ
Gtrunoen 0olcIbit %ouigcbalten boben,
5ltr g(breiic iiD einen EaB bon Der
OrtspoIi3ei reri6ofien.
6routret6 uno 9eiiBun
gen.
SotclbcIitcr, namentlid in fIcinen
St6otcn, fragcn fremoe @dite in
oerGegcl, OBJ iie Fdiie beIiten, gIeid)'
fails miro Die 6ro8e 9eItellt, lpenn
0rtcie bon ser Yolt geboIt lperoen
ODER wcnn Gremoe IN oen YionObGu.
fern @cgcuItdnoe %Oerpidnoen luoQcn.
Nu3!Gnoer miiIIen bier5ebn Gage
mad iDrer Nnhruit Oofllmcnte Dor.
lc0cn, 0urd meIde Iie ibre gfottona-
Iit4t, @cbrrt uno Stau0 nndpeiien
f0uncn. Sin Sab miro in ben mel.
item 6GQcn Bier5u ais gcltii9eno be.
tro6tet, Die NufentDoItS5eit lit ol,i
flint Sabre beIbrdntt. elm lGn9erer
2~hIfcutGaIt miro oils eriter Sdgitt
iiir Ole gtoturaIiIirun9 betrdttet.
Die Gbrcile lam obne cine grfl1.
rltng 81 gcben oOer einen 0oB oor3lt.
5ci8cn, geideben. SIN &@Igerten
MIRO bon 6rcmOcn, lpcl6e ooielbIt
Sen @intcr 3nbrin9pn woacn, fem
GaB oerlongt. Sn onoeren SGlen
miiiien ieood g~u3IGnoc. inrerbalb
orcicr Gage iid Ic0itimiren. Sn
& 0 d. IN d. ma (Saiaon) 6eIteh!
fem PoB5pang. auf @uo6e.
(g8eItinoien) t6nner aus.
Timber gebcu uno fommert, tpie es
iGnen beIicbt. @3 beItebt oneroinas
Gin olteS GeIee, melfeS GGIie Dor.
ibreibt, ieood miro 6aS 8eIet boil.
itGuOig ouBcr gdt 0eloiien. - @uf
VI o0agoSfor (Gomatape) mill.
len iid Ole gtlt5lonOer in irgeno elmer
8eiie lc9itimiren. 8Giie meroen lie.
oo6 ni6t berIon9t. &ciicnoe nod
Dem Snneru miiIIen iif einen 8oB
bon Dem @ouDcrnelr ieocr gropin3
Oeri6aiien.- @uf DC artiniQue
ct. Fietre), in @eu.GaIeoo
II @oumen), ouf Eabiti uno
in SuniS iino feline Sob .3eaulo.
tionen borGtidrieben.
Sir 6remoe eriItiren feline Sab.
@oridlriiten, ieoof miro BON ibnen
oerlongt, OaB iie Iih BET oem @int.
tier oes IlSlpdrtigen regiItriren InI.
len.
Sapti.
9ei Der 2anoung miiIien Ii6Sren.
DC bnrd Y6iie ODER onoere 0ofll.
lnente le9itimiren. Sim beIten IGBt
man ltb oen YaB bon einem &onlul
2onoes Dor Der abreiIe biliren.
FerIonen, ipeI6e Sapti perIaiIen
lpoIen, miilien lire @breiie orei
Sage oorber bel Ser 9oIi5ei onmeI.
ben. Sn mand)en SGQen genii9t
cine iold,e InneIoitng aitb 24Strn.
Dor Ger Ibreiie.
9oItpiu.
Sur III Griee85eiten mlTien fit
8rembe bel ser SoIi3ei allspeiien,
lit in feinem Sale oas Siibren
ciIleS YoIieS oorgeidrteben.
CHINA.
Sn China beiteben BEL Ser Gan.
feline Bob Sorihriften, ieood
man better, cine O%erortiee 2egi.
timotinn nit iid 5u fiibren. 9ei'm
i'm Snnern lit ie6od ein Ton
Der @eianotidait onsgeitellter Sob
ltncrldBlih. Sci ser ISreiie lit fem
BuB notbpenbig.
Chilli.
4ein EoBsiuana.
S6met3.
Srem6e IN Der Sd)pcij braudcn
feline N1iIe D%or3l,r1eiIpn. ipAndl nirS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-24
Mariu bon Wasonla nno Die &aieler
Yult,ct.

IN &aIiel, no lid cine Scr beoelt.
tcn0Itcn @em0IocgnIlerien 0cutid.
LAMBS luno cine foniglihe Nfaocmie
Der biI0cnocn aiinitc' hcliilocn, bat
Ole Eoli5ei iolgenOe ihone Sodc SIT
Nc0c 0ehrad)t: rln Sdnlllcnlter Scr
ShoIcrIdcn aunItbonoln1N an
6rlcorlt9plote mar cine Gppic ser
bilBcn0en MioNOoleno oeS @ntonio
Illc9ri on Gorregio aus scr GrcS6e.
ller @ollerlc ollsgcitelt. PIN oiciem
Slloc, oaS lett reihlid 400 ,Sobrcn
oo9 Gni5ildcn ser Slmltfcmncr CT.
rcgt nobm Die Noli5ei iittlidcn Nil,
ltoB, mo cS crid)icn in 0ent @cidGit
ctt SdytBmnm nit ser 9(uiipr0e-
ring, Die Ming0nIena nit Der cnt.
blOBtcn @rrlt 81 enticrncu. glS 0ic
beloen Observation-Disclosures 0ieicr
Ilitloroerung nidt cHtlprud)cn mltr.
Den lie Dor cinen Golnmiiior 0cloocl,
Der Is mirtlid Ourhicbte, ooB lie
nadgaben. GorrtQio crrcnt icbt i'm
Shauieuitcr fein glergernib mebr.
aonnten Die Meuid)cn lid gc1en.
lcitig 6eoern mtSrciBen, lpic 3orriae
@0gcl &er!ennOupg un0 Gbrah
ldneiosn iulreg pieleid)t unbefnnute
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-24
btIt.
4ein EoB3wana.
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Sremoe IN Der Sdyrci5 braudcn
feline YGile por5uroeiien, ie6od miro
a%ngeratben, ou6 bel eiien 9eiuhe
oicies 2onbes cine berartige 2cgiti.
nation nit iid 5u fiibren. $oteIoe.
Iiber iino IN Der Sdipei5 fir lire
80Ite ber%onttportlidl, ieoof) miiIIen
6rem De in &oltbGuier n ulb Yripat.
mobmtngen innerbaIb breiBig Saeen
ibre YGIle bel Der Srtspolisei einrei.
den, nnb miro ibuen oann elm Iuf.
eutbolts . 9ered)tiaungsidein olisge.
iertiet. auslGnoer f0nuen su ieber
Belt nn9ebinbert rieoer bas 2onb
ucrlailen.
Tie6erIaroe unS Se.
ttSuEgen.
I,lsldnoer miiiien nit GGiien Der.
ieben iein. iebod miro oieIe Ma6re.
Gel bel Eourilten inter geipobnIifen
llmltdnoen nidt an9clpenoet. Rah
elllem Inieutbalt bon spei Monaten
leeod) miiIien iih @usGdnoer ioentifi.
SIREN uno re9iitriren IoIien. Bel Ser
@breiie lit Die gor5eisunls zines 2e'
~gltlmotions Sopiers nidt erforoer.
lih.
Sn @niana @aramaribu) per.
Den Eolle nidlt perlangt, ebeuio aiii
SABA (gotapia). = Sir g m q.
tra Wooang) beitehen 5ieieIben &e.
gelnt lcooh tbut tnaa 3oriiits bal.
Der gut. einen 8ae nit fih 5n fiib.
rem.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-02-10
In the Denver Courts.

Denver. Feb. 5.-Three men. re.
Gently convicted OF election frauds
were given six months each in the
West Side Criminal Court yesterday.
They were William c. Lyons, Guy G..
Wheeler and Charles b. Rueve. The
two latter were convicted on two
counts. and their sentences will run
concurrently.
The man held by the police as Wei.
lington c. Llewellyn pleaded not
guilty. He is believed to be the man
who shot Officers Griffith and Clifford.
His case will be tried March 9Th.
Henry Wianaud. who last Friday
night shot and killed his wife. pleaded
not guilty. On his right temple was n
deep scar where he had beaten his
head against a cot in his cell in an ef.
fort to kill himself. He probably will
be tried this month.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-02-10
Siiverton Snowbound.

Denver. Feb. 5.-A Republican spe'
cini from Silvcrton last night says:
Denver daily papers Of last "Wednesday
contain the latest general news OF the
outside world that Siivcrton has. The
town has been isolated by snow and
the siege this time promises 10 be one
Of several days duration. Last even.
ing'x Denver train reached Durango Mt
3 o'clock last night and. because of the
danger in attempting TO get through to
this point in the night. remained there
until this morning. when II proceeded
ms fnr rs Elk park. few miles south
Of Silverton. where n gigantic snow
slide was encountered and the train
returned TO Durango.
The slide is over mile long and In
places covers the track twenty feet
deep. Two hundred Greek laborcrs
who had Just arrived in Durango to
work on the Pennington railroad. were
pressed into service by the Rio Grande
management and brought to Elk park
TO clear away the slide. a camp has
been established there and relays OF
men will work day and night TO clear
the track of snow and rocks and tim.
Der which came down with the slide.
With the best possible management
II is believed II will take until next
Tuesday to raise the blockade and get
trains through to this point. Should
other slides came down on the track.
It Is uncertain when regular traffic can
be- resumed.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-02-10
Culi in the Fightinq.

St. Petersburg. Feb. G. 2:i5 a. M
According to General Kuropatkin's
last reports which Indicate the wound.
ing of a third Russian ~ reral. Demo
bowsky, the operations at Sandiapu
and the fighting at Shakhe have been
momentar'y suspended. The Rus
slams successfully repulsed the latest
attack of the japanese eastward with
heavy losses.
The cold is still intense. there being
twenty.four degrees of frost. There
are indications that the Japanese are
preparing to break the inactivity on
their own account as soon as the
weather moderates.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-02-10

Going through the hospitals In our
large citles ono Il surprised to find such
. large proportion of the patients lying
ON those snow-whits beds women
and girls. who are either awaiting
or recovering from serious opera
tionk.
Why should this be the cas.f Sim
ply because they have neglected them
selves. Ovarian and womb troubles
arc ccrtsinly ON the increase among
the women of this country-thcy creep
upon them unawurrx. hut every ono OF
thoe~ patients In the hospital beds had
plenty Of warning In that bearing.
down feeling. pain At left or right Of
the womb. nervous exhsustion, pain In
the small of the back. leucorrnna. dix-
womb or Irregularities All Of these
symptoms arc indications Of mn un-
healthy condition Of the ovAries or
womb. and II not needed the penalty
has to be paid by . dangerous operation.
When these symptoms manifest them.
selves. do not drag along until you arc
obliged to 20 to the hospital and sub.
NIT TO an operation - but remember
that Lydia Y. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound has saved thousands Of
women from surgical operations
When women arc troubled with ir-
regular. suppressed or painful u,snstru.
alton, weakness. lcucorrhna, displncc.
inrnt or liberation of the womb. that
braring.,iowu feeling, Inflammation of
the ovarirs. backachc. bloatinH Tor nat.
ulency). general debility. Indigestion.
and nervous prostration. or arr brsct
with such symptoms ~ dizziness. lassi.
tudc. exeitsbiilty. !rritability. nervous
ly6ia 8. Pinkksa'S veAe1Hh1e Co0
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-02-10
A Well Deserved Tribute.

Repeating Arms Co.. Sss HsSrn. Coun, 81 the -.
Louis EHpc.iii.u, eoufers spon thts company The
highest mark of dloStnctioA attained ~ esy mAnu.
isclnFvF OF guns anmunitioa - Ne cofd.
Although great number of Msdsis we're givsn V
Gvsnd Prize uas 70 shs Winchester W. peAlnI Arme
Co, and 81 is<n it b ps,iloa VIZ - Lees.
innss decided say u the superiority 81 Y Wtnehesses
Vihss. shotsuns and dsmnunitioa over ~ menes
Ayms Co this 1posiioa 10 sinpl{ . ifas SiIh ihs
hoeoss re..N.Sls tbs pest. A. The fesls knHNsaAun
Winehs.,sr arms ond smmunitioa peeetved the
Grand rriIs and vhersvsr they hsSs beea oAhibi,sd
they have slsays been gives The hiebsN po.sinle 9
pTftes 1his latest rseoGntiaa of supsroffty IL the
haiufai result Of thirty ysars OF esfefn sha
fsl ssdesSor In tusihtAinint ths hisn ausHy VI
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-02-10
SUSTAIN ROOSEVELT
GOVERNORS FAVOR HIS POLICY
indorse His Recommendation for En-
Iarssd Government Control Of
Railroad Rates.

Iaf9e0 Government SoUtToi "
Railroad Rates.
New York, Feb. G.-lnterviews &C.
cured by the New York Herald from
many OF the governors of the states In
the Union show remarkable unan'
Unity Of sentiments regarding his ef,
forts TO secure enlarged governmental
control Of railroad rates. Almost all
support him In the stand he has taken
and wish him success In the fight.
Among these interviews are the follow
Ing:
Gov. +. NJ. Warner. Michigan:
II believe the President is on the
right track and that the country gen
orally approves his course. Several I'M
portant interests In Michigan have suf'
fered by reason OF determinations
which he IL seeking TO prevent. II GER
tainly does not seem that any one
should question the wisdom or the JUS
tice Of such governmental regulation"
Governor, Adams. Colorado:
III President Roosevelt continues a.
he has begun. and actually brings the
big corporations to u knowledge OF
truth that the law Is for them as well
as for poor people. he will be one OF
the greatest Presidents this country
ever has had. President Roosevelt
knows what to do and how TO do u.
IL remains to be seen II he can resist
the threats. cajolery and intimidation
Of the giant combinations OF capital.
This Is not n partisan measure. and ]
believe the Democrats will be the first
to acclaim the greatness Of the Prcsi.
dent II he finishes the good work"
Gov. John II. Mickey. Nebraska:
''Thc President has taken bold and
courageous stand. and believe he Will
succeed. as he deserves 10. The rail.
road question Is complicated at best.
but tho President Is on the right track
and the country at large knows II. Let
the prophets of evil rest easy. There
will be no crusades asains, wealth or
ovcrturning of settled conditions. Tho
President IL safe and sound and for
the square deal
Gov. J. a. johnson. Minnesota:
II am strongly In favor OF govern
mental control Of railway freight
rates. I believe this question Is OF VI
tal Importance to tho public and In my
message TO the Legislature ! urged the
necessity OF some legislation on the
subject. when the Interstate Com.
mcrcc Commission decides on "A rate II
should be put In forcc Immediately.
and remain In force until. or uuicss.
changed by the courts
Gov. Joseph N. Terrell. Georgia:
president Rooscvclt's policy on
governmental control Of railroad rates
meets with my full approval and is
fully In line with the policy ofihe Gcor'
gin Democracy. ms expressed In plat
form on this subject"
Lieutenant Governor Miller. Indiana :
81 indorsc the Presidents policy fully
and uncquivocally. l think the time
has come for broadening Of the pow
crs Of the Interstate Commerce Com
mission
Among other governors speaking In
the same strain are the following:
Meade. Washington: Toolc. Montana
Eirod. South Dakota: Blanchard. Louis
lana: Gooding. Idaho. Brooks. wyom
ing: Utter. Rhode Island. and Davis oil
Arkansas. A dozen or more governors
, declined to be interviewed.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-02-10
Must Marry to Get Prize.

An artillery volunteer won recently
at a shooting match at Blackpool,
England. prize consisting of a we'd
ding ring, gratuitous marriage cere
mony. wedding equipage. polished
cradle, and a bassinet. But he must
marry within twelve months to get
the prize.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-02-10

JUST sESp rms NOTICE. AND lCc.
end they will send you their big plant and
cred ca,aioS. together with enough serd
- grow
100 fine. solid Cabi,ases.
1900 rieh. juicy 1urnip..
1000 bisnchins. nuiiy Celery,
1900 rich. buttrry lettuce.
100 splendid Onions.
100 rare, luscious Radishr~.
1000 sioriou.iy briiliant Flowers.
IN all over 1000 plaats-this great Offer
Il made to set you to test their warranted
vegetable seeds and
ALL IoR nrr 1Cc POSTAGE.
rsovidins you will return this notice. and
II you will s-nd them ID in postage. they
will add to the above a big package of
Ssisrr', Fourth Of July Sweet Corn-:he
rsrii-., on rar;h-iO days earlier than
Cory, reep o Day. first ofA!l etc. lw.N.C.l
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-02-10
Fec, comfo...hl. Ex.r slne..

Som'oFthD!e Ev1 S!"e
81 suffered for Year, with my fest Afriend
recommended ALIENS FOOT-EASE
used two boxes of the powder, and my fest
have been entirely comfortable ever since.
ALIENS FOOT-EASE Is certainly god.
send to mo. WIN. L. Swormstedt, Wash.
hgton, d. c." Sold by all Druggists, 25c.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-02-10

ness, sleepiessneaa, melancholy. ." ALL
gone and want to- be left alone" feel
ings. they should remember there II ons
tried and true remedy.
The fol. Lowing letters cannot fail 70
bring hope To dcspairing womep.
Mra. Fred Seydei. ~: N. seth Street..
West Philadelphia, Pa writes:
D~ar Mru. Pinkham,-
81 waa In . worry s-rioas condition uhsn
wrots toyoa for AdSir-. hal . ssrious ~osue
and ovarian trvs,bl- and could pot carry =
child 70 maturity. and VA aavisri that ..
operation was my only hot- Of r~novsrS. !
could not trar to think ot going 70 us boz
tai, - wruts you for advicr. ] did q you tn
ssr,cted ms and took Lydia 4. t1nkiaains
Vegetable compoand: and ! am .ns Ssy .
girl aix months old. ] adSis' all srk sssd
suffering won-n tn write you for ststrr. -
you have done ~ much for n,s."
Miss Ruby Mushrush, Of East
Chicago, Ind. writes:
~ have t-rn Errat suner-r with rrvui@
m~nstT,ntioh and ovarian troabl-. ah'l si.ss
thru moashs ago tho d1rtor. after tfsinx tiss
X-kAy on rms, said hal an nisc~s q, tiss
ovar,s-s AMI woaid have to hav- ~ ofs.fnitSa-
Ny mother wanted m- to try Lydia u FINK
ho,7s Vegetable ComJsoani ~ last rsssrt.
and Il not only ssvri n,~ fr'm an ossrsesas.
but male mo sniirs,y we'll"
Lydia z. y Pnkham's Vegetable Com
pound Mt once removes such troubles
Refuse to buy any other medicine. for
you need the best.
Mrs. Pinkham invites all sick women
to write her for advice Her advice an4
medicine have restored th"ussnefs -
health. Addrrss. Lynn. Mass.
DouD1 Socces6s Whefs cehefS t14 =.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-02-10

sv~rav- man is seldom willing to. dc
the things he Is constantly telling
o,nsrs tl.y should do.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-02-10

10 not believe Pi-os Cure FOR consump,ioa
ha> an equal 70. coughs and coid~-JonS y.
I,oysn. Trinity Springs, Ind. frb. 10. iHD
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-02-10

Th- coming man seldom arrives on
schedule time.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-02-10

4 GUARANTEED CURE FOR p1LEs.
iithihx. nliad. RlseSaS az frVtIuaisa riiss. l.us
arassis' .ili r.fand n.asY y fAso OINTMENT
fsiis to cure yVa Ia : 10 u dsys. 80.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-02-10
TEA
The aroma oftea-fne tea
lis almost enough to define
the word to a dead man.

III. fellow that is xoin. to do won
d~fful things Tomorrow Keeps quiet
about what he did yesterday.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-02-10

Its awful tir-zomc to have to be ar
bad a. you feel you ought. to live up to
your reputation.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-02-10
E.v,,e,s Gree, O.,s

Earliest Green Osiess.
The John A. Saixer See,l Co.. ~ Crosss,
Wis. always have something new. soine-
among their new money making sere.
tables, an Earliest Green Eating Onion.
Il is a winner, Mr.. Farmer and Gardener!
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-02-10

Mother 'nrmiy. to. little daughter
who IL about To have = Tooth drawn
Now. May. II YOU cry III never take
you To u dentists axnln' .ls
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-02-10

II you are going to have the world Mt
your f.ct. don't let your foot slip.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-02-10

Mr.. wlassov's SooshinG Syvsp-
Yos sksr.s ts~thiss. sosl~ns The 1urss. redsess ~
oAnastiss. siisys paaa. essss stsA os,i - ssssls
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-02-10

Girls bex the question when they try
to induce m~s to propose.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-02-10
TEA

Some women are afraid In the dark
and others are more afraid In the Hight.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-02-10

Among other governors speaking In
the same strain are the following:
Meade. Washington: Tooic. Montana:
Eirod. South Dakota: Blanchard. Louis.
lana: GoodinT. Idaho: Brooks. Wyom.
ing: Utter. Rhode Island. and Davis OF
Arkansas. A dozen or more governors
declined to be interviewed.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-04-27
Y. M c. A. Field Meet.

At a meeting held last evening at
the Y. NJ. c. A, arrangements We're
made to have a field day on May 13,
at the Boys Field, for students of st.
Louis College, Mills Institute and Y.
NJ. c. A. members. This field meet is
the first of a series which will be held
and to encourage new students and
members to take part, it was decided
to bar out all who entered in the last
field meet and all who have won points
in previous championship meets
All junior members who won first
place at the last field meet will be
allowed to run with seniors.
Senior sports will consist of so yards.
100 yards, 90 yards, IA mile. 1 mile,
mile relay, 120 yards hurdle, shot put,
high jump, broad jump, pole vault.
Junior sports will consist of 80 yards,
100 yards. go yards, IA mile, IL mile,
high jump, broad jump, 1-2 mile relay.
One of the special features will be
the chamr ~ ship races of so and 100
yards. opei. TO all. with gold medals
as prizes. Those of the Y. NJ. c. A.
members who desire to enter these
races are requested to give their names
to F. E. Haley. Akana, En- Sue and
Wells of Kamehameha are hard at
work training now.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-04-27
Swimming.

On Saturday afternoon Hustace, Re
near and Freeth will H4eet in a return
SO yard match. This is the outcome of
the championship race that was held
last Saturday night. The finish was
so close on this night that it was de-
cided to swim it over. There was some
dissatisfaction amongst the judges, be-
cause Kopke swan into Renear.
Renear at the time was awarded the
race but declined to accept as long as
there was any dispute. This race on
Saturday will be very interesting af-
fair. Hustace showed remarkable speed
on Saturday night and he will certainly
press Renear and Kopke hard. Re
near does not claim to be so yard
man. saying that he does not have
time to get under way in such short
race.
The Swimming Carnival on Saturday
night was a great success and the two
Boat Clubs are we'll pleased over the
outcome. They will no doubt hold
these affairs annually.
In speaking about the high dive,
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-04-27
Good Painting
Stanley Stephenson,

The following letter was re-
\ceived by the Harrison Mutual
Burial Association and needs no
Explanation:
Ashland, Oregon, April IA. 1905.
To the Honolulu Mutual Burial Asso-
citation, Honolulu, T. H.
Gentlemen:-We wish to express TO
you our thanks and appreciation for
the prompt manner in which you have
paid US for the funeral expenses of Mr.
H E Waity, who held Certificate No.
/, Glass A, in your Association, and
who was buried here on Feb. 10, 1905.
CASE AND WICK,
Funeral Directors.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-04-27

The InterscholasticL League is now run
ming off its series. Punahou is in the
lead, having played and won two
games They have fast team this
season and when they cross bats with
the High School a tough game may be
looked for. This game is slated for
Monday next on the Punahou grounds.
Last Monday, Oahu College met the
Normal team and administered the
white wash brush. But one Normal
man reached third.
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University of California won the in
tercollegiate baseball championship
over Stanford this year.
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Seven tug-of-war teams are training
hard for the coming tournament which
will start on Saturday evening, May
structed on the vacant lot on Hotel
near Fort street. Interest in the old
time sport has revived and now teams
cant lots all over the city.