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,tsI ST b, e .I.' , q. syRE /. E Es:sco :: q V.y.,y WIN y.
Hthsa; LSlrd. Miss N. q MaIvslTs 6I. q bslRi'
''is ,99TsS; Es.inNEs T:Trn,s a :; pSsyi J, .n0wn
? shSldpn's pIss frat ~ MssIsy'; EnEll.h
sSssr. sSies. sss,S sss tssSG' Ms NJ. EEssS.s ssIrd
LLcrd kitchens and Lord Roberts tMfs. James p.
Nf PcaIs; in Hsla..s- No, oyer /, hands, CHILDREN
Aires S.rd%H:r.s "a; . kitty 'alscs; Other her
IP%STnce;s second. \ p whitney. S!. 6. Genera;
1hiEG; John 7. Prs,''S Cd; y BabbIe; fourth n. ".
. HSnseTs "a q no SSssnss 2 hounds, Parker D.
King GsorTe: second. +. b. wintnrop's s. :. Clear
Light; third. Mrs Thomas Hitchcock. ira en-. c.
HHn.eI-oysr special course. spesd % count
AND ~, Rsrfcrpsnces over tumpN 2 . craysth-s
Jor anu; second. Ms. Thomss HHiteScocs, JrSS..
Oh. 9 Kingsman IT; n. Hitchcock, yrli third, same
9wner,S Tanner % LAMBERT; fourth, same owners
MSns.: H9r.c..Palrs over isa hands p Is.
Gsora. 4 3sSy s1o en-. mss -9u ssR snG Di1is:
Second ana Corinthian prize GeSrre Bnllocs.s
Si. = SS Tfne s sSs T ISp,.t spO sn'rd' Paul or'N''h'
Saddle Horses Women to ride; quality and
Pri1e@Firs;' E iTSH Thc cSSsH J; R SHns% b. M m. sseSTinss:'
SS g. n. S S%ssn M ,o%ssr lN,: sseHnS; El, .9;TC EsT%M,'
Harness rsndtTm:s H%SSeesi-r over i4s hands.
MIS-. R;.,F: csr%sns sostsi WSiri and Red MI
Ear Of Hoimr; fourth. Miss n. {, SIweIr FirmS,
Harness Tsndems. Noylce-wheeler over H..
hands; Howard G. Smiths. prize First, George
s.roSS' n D. g, sc AHglIO and .1d Jupiter p Mrs. ns.. Bu ROcsG;
and Lady Brown owner; third. Miss Dorothy
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A. 81. I.ouIs Cold weather.
Z YoRK "A. L.. 9; BosroN a. L.. 4.
STANDING or mi cLuns.

NEW FORK "A. H.. 9; BOSTON a. L..
BosToN. Oct. G-Deter mined playing by ths
New Works won them to-day's game. thereby
clinchinE their hold on second place, Oberlin
did the twirling for the locals. and while
he struck out seven Of the visitors he failed
to watch men when they were on bases and
almost at will. In'the eighth inning Warner
spiked Elberfeld, and as the latter lirnped
toward the bench he muttered numerous
things. Connolly ordered him from the
field and the little shortstop replied. "Oh. Jim.
I'm. going anyway" Grifith took no chances
on, losing the game and sent Chesbro to the
20 be weakening. The New Yorks ANNEXED
the game in the fourth and seventh innings.
The score.
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TO-DAY,S CARD FOR BRIGHTON.
Brighton Cup and ChantiIIy SteepIechase
the Features.

Five have been named to start in the 1000
Brighton Cup, weight for are. two miles and
a quarter, at the Beach to-day. Flip Flap
will probably be well played to beat Proper
and Oxford. In the Chantilly Steeplechase
Jimmy Lane, Grandpa and Balzac will prob
ably receive the bulk OF the support. Two
year-oIds will run in the first race. at five and
a half furlongs. with Belle OF l%roduOis. Mo-
mentum, Donna Elvlra. Ace High and Allow
maise having the best chances.
In the third race. for platers. at q mile and
a sixteenth. Deutschland. Belmer p. Anneta
Lady, Leonard Joe Hsyman and Man DARN
look formidable. The NTH event Is a six
furlong dash for we Odds. with Barberry
Belle, George s. Davis. Fish Hawk. Gid and
Vic toria r. figuring well. Halifax Is asked
20 concede weight in the last race. a handl1
cap OF six furlongs. 20 Dishabille. Mamie
He dye. Kiameshs. Lady Savoy. Gambrinus.
Robin II God and others. The entries follow:
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Few Freshman Candidates for Columbia
C.eW,

James Rice. the new coach OF the Columbia
crews. is having trouble in getting out sum
cient freshman material. Ordinarily a good
squadof freshmen has reported In the fall and
made possible the selection Of two freshman
eights. which had at least one race In the fall.
This year only fifteen freshmen ha We reported.
Including the candidates for coxswain, and
some OF these are light material.
The varsity crews have been transferred
from the centipede fours 10 eight cared shells.
Two crew made up as follow took a spin OF
two miles on the Harlem yesterday:
First VArsity-Kendall. bow: JOEdAn. 40. ?:
Algeltinger, No. 9: Boyle. No. !; J, Mackenzie.
stroke. Tuthlll. coAswaIn.
Spaldlng. No. 3: n. n. Taylor. No. e. Wood, No. s.
Heinrich. No. q: Crussl. No, J; q. Mackenzie. stroke:
Durant. coAswain.
The freshmen who reported were Paddock.
shaw, Barrett. -Hauger, kinannon. McKenneY
Baer. Townsend. Murphy. Mahon. Mamloh.
Zogbaur and klepetko.
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A merIcas Cup Talk Delayed Until Sir
Thomas Returns.

1t was expected that there would be some
America Cup race talk at the meeting Of the
New York Yacht Club. which was held on
Thursday evening. but the members refrained
from even ofering an opinion. all seeming
willing 70 wait until the result Of the con
ference between Sir Thomas Upton and the
club officials il held. Sir Thomas IL now in
Chicago and he has asked the dag officers Of
the club to meet him on his return OF October
IS and talk things over. Then something
may happen. A vote Of THANKS Was, however,
passed In appreciating the gift Of Sir Thomas
OF models OF the three ShamrOcks 90 the
club. Twenty new members were elected.
n. +. Lippitt and q. NJ. Pynchon have
decided TO have HerTeshOn build for them
yachts that will race in the 57-foot class. In this
class are the Doris. Affair and Shark, and a
letter from these two yachtsmen was read
asking other members OF the club to Join
with them in making the racing in the class
Of the best. Stuyvesant wainwright II to have
a ~raoeabout, and II is expected that several
members who nave raced SO-fOoters for two
seasons will also join this class.
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NUTBOY WINS TRANSYLVANIA.
Mack Mack and Brilliant Girl DIsappOInt
Their Backers In the Rain.

LEXINGTON. Ky. Oct, 5. The gr eat Tran
sylvania, which looked last night in the pool
ing to be the greatest race OF the year. turned
out TO be the most one sided affair in the his-
tory OF the race when utboy took the event
in straight heats. with eleven other cracks
trailing behind him in the rain. The talent
Jared badly by the victory OF Nutboy. a. the
bulk Of the betting was on Mack Mack and
Brilliant Girl. but neither Of them had the
slightest chance this aft ernoon to defeat the
crack son Of Nutpine. The Boston syndicate.
composed Of George 4. Graves. George II.
Traiser and LonRshot ~. r.. Cox. owner OF
Mack Mack, bet thousands Of dollars on the
chances Of their horse, while The owner Of
Brilliant Girl was equally rs busy around the
pool box last night and to-day.
The second event on the card, the threes
year-old pacing Futurltv, was won In straight
heats by Brenda, Yorke and As the others
were coming to the post for the fret heat of
the ?Is trot the rain began falling In torrents
and II was necessary to post pom the last
event until tomorrow. Summaries:
The Transylvania; sII class %trotting; purse
5000:
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~PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 5.-PennsylvAnh fades
North Carolina tomorrow afternoon upon
Franklin Field in their annual football gene
with fear and trembling. for the Quakers are
in sore straits Tor men 10 make up q team,
and up to the present the faculty athletic com
mittee has made no ectsion In the cases OF
Capt. Greene. Draper and Luby. aud there 10
players will get IN the game Tomorrow after
noon. To the already crippled team a long
list Of injuries and mi.haDs 81 one kind or an
days that have made the seasons outlook
about as gloomy as could be. To-day Il was
physical examination for the team, and that
the little Jap would not be allowed 10 play for
several weeks on account Of his poor physical
condition.
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'Batisd for oberlin In the ninth inning.

New YorS..""u"""."o Q o0Oso %
Fir 81 base on srr9SuNs York, Boston; :;
on balls orth. ?: OF oberlin. T. Struck out
bs.e III, MORAN STmshsT Two has. bS,U
GrimshAw. Sacrifice hit-Psrent. Stolen naees-
Flberfeld ~. Chase, Hoffman SD. Conroy. Double
plays-Stahl and Carrigan: Parent and Grimsnaw:
Williams, Yeager and Chase. Hit by pitcher-By
Attendance assoc.
CHICAGO "a. IL o. CLEVELAND. s. s
CHICAGO, Oct. 5-Ceveland bstted white hard
ana drove him from the Sab. In the sixth the
locals fell upon Bernhard and dubbed him all over
the neld. seven men scoring before the inning
ended. The score:
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
The Younger MathewsOn's Bases on Balls
Costly 10 New YOrks.

The next to last day Of the pennant season
at the Polo Grounds saw the younger Mathew
son make his formal debut for the New Yorks.
His wildness enabled the tailenders from
Boston to win. There was nothing else doing
in the National League. The result;
Boston. .; New York, 4.
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Percy p. Pierce wins GIldden rrOUn,

The GEdden touring trophySeommission
Yesterday made Official declarato1 that
Percy p. Pierce Of Buffalo Is the winner of the
trophy contested for In the recent Glidd en-
tour II is the second time Mr.. Pierce has " on
the trophy. The commission decided on
other awards. medals for perfect scores mad
In the run from Buffalo TO the White Noun
tains 10 go TO the following: l.. T.. Retrem.
Cleveland George NJ. Davis. Buffalo: William
Philip ). Finn. Pittsburg: William N Wright.
Springfield Mass. Charles r. Barrett. Hart.
ford; 4. +. Hughes, Philad elphia: Ernest
Keller Lansing Frank =: Wing, Boston q. q.
Buse. Buffalo. and c. W. Burnam. Cleveland.
Baseball. Washlngtoa Park. To-day. . $40 Pm
BroOklyn vs. Philadelphia. Adm. Wc.-AdrI
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~oVONdu Oul, nv Oy Odtteu Ddl'
Chicago. .............2 o o o o o o -
Cleveland, ..,..........l 2 o o o 2 o q O-B
First base oh e~rrors-ChicaEo, 3 Cleveland. I.
Left on. bases Chicago. 8; Cleveland, 10, D6hble
play Flick and RoSsman. Three base hit-Rohe
Two base hits -Smith. Lajole, Flick, Clark. Sacr-
nee ~hits-Donohue o. Doughsrty, C9nsAlton.
Hits-On White, q, in q innings. First base on balls
on White, 4 on Smith. 1; on Bernhard. 2. Struck
out-By White. >; by Smith. 3; by Bernhard, 8.
Passed ball -Towne. Umpire o'LouGhlin Time
i hour and 30 minutes. Attendance $500.
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POLO.
Blues Win the Match I'm Honor Of w.. =.
B1ckmaster.

In the special match at the ROcka way
Hunting Club yesterday In honor Of W. s.
B~uckmaster, the Blues won an easy victory
by II goals TO ~. The members and Cedar
hurst residents watched the match with great
interest. especially the play Of the Hurting
ham visitor. who rode Robert Bacon's ponies.
J. A. Rawlins vas umpire ana II. l.. Herbert,
chat rman Of the polo association. who re-
turned from abroad on Wednesday, was an
onlookcr. The Reds were August Belmont
John 4. Cowdln, W. s, Buckmaster and IT, G.
Brokawy and WA. Hazard, Rene la Mon
tagne. Jr., J. NJ. Waterbury, Jr., and Daniel
Chauncey, Jr.. played for the Blues.
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Errehoo,ers Bead Old Ells al roIo.

NEW HAVEN. Oct. Sin q hard fought
contest at Elm City Park to-day the Free
hooters defeated the Old Ellis at polo by
the score Of O.. to Sa,-thereby winning the
series and the university cups. Keeney's
second goal n the second period was the
feature OF the sfternQon; Frank Butter
dard played e1cellent poAo. a. did W. Webb.
Who secured. four goals for the vtct0ra.
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Good start: won driving; Matposa, eh. g.. ?. by
Lord Este Ring Sharp Ills owned by 4.
Weir: trained by John Cheney.
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policy. Coach Warner said to-day that ne
hoped 70 work out . few new formations
were known BY everybody ehey would be-
useless.
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RTEsT RACE.
selling; for two year -olds; with 500 added; Ave

coupled IN the bettInR, CoIt entity. TFeIT.
Time. 4:12 9-S.
Start good: won easily; Commodore Fontaine,
br. e., g. by Geroldtein-FuSee; owned by J. W.
Colt: trained by NJ. Daily. isa
THIRD RACE.
For Niles and mares } years old and upward
penalties and allowances $1,000 added; SIX fur
longs:
Horse and AGE. VT. Jockev. Betting. Fin.
HAndzATTA. 49,. 100. J. Martin. 30 out 10
Listless, S.......... los. .McGrath .. ISL out ?
Time. IFS IS.
Good star; won pulled up: HandIarra. oh. Z,
4 by Handsel-Elzarra: owned and trained By p.
D. Van Meter,
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has, Len on On ps sissesooSYeMT% Mathews, hSrs; = g ia on P =; rir's
Struck out BY Mathewson. 2; BY Prefer, T. Two
base hits -Strang tG. Sacrifice hlt-MAthewson.
Double plays -MAthewsOn, Hanninn and Smith
Hsnnlnn' Strang, Smith, Mathewson and Bower
man: Dolan, Brown. Howard AMI Brain: Con.
naughton. Tenney and Howard. Passed ball
BOwerman. Hit by pltcher-By MAthewsOn, I
by Pfefer. 1. U~mpire-KIem. Time-l hour and
a minutes. Attendance-MN.
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Baseball. Polo Grounds. To-day. $50 p. NJ.
Giants. Champions. W. Boston. Adm. 6S.-Adv.
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Games Scheduled for To-day.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Boston IN New York. Philadelphia In Brooklyn
Chicago in Pittsburg.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
New York In Boston; WAshingtoni in PhllAdelphiA;
Cleveland In Chicago; Detroit In 81. Louis.
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Summary. in the order Of judgment;

Horse and Station Wagon. II. F. Noyes's prize
First, ElsinOre Farms blk. z. Bluegrass Boy; sec
ond, N L; Schln's b. M. Queen BrOyH; third. W. d.
Guthhe's b. z. General.
Single Roadster. (. u; RaymOnd's priEe-Eisi.
more Farms oh. m. Sadie McGreRoT: second. NJ.
D. ChapmAn'S D. 3 Gilhg; third q. Z. Armstrong;
saddle Horses. over 1S2 hands. Mortimer l..
Schln's pnEe-Flrst Elsinore Farms b. IN. Artists
third, Mrs. Thomas Hitchcock. IRIS. Oh. z. TamoT:
fourth, Mrs. Hitchcock's br. Z. Jolly Dixon.
Ponies under Ssedis; Is and not over Ia hands
Lady Jean: second, Miss Helen Byrne's D. :, Can.
tain: third. Miss Maud Kennedy's blk. 2. Aladdin:
fourth, Master Thomas Hitchcock. JdS Oh. z.
Combination Horse, best suited W both driving
and riding. G. a. Franks D~rize-FirsL ElslnOre
weTrs cR. !. jsccSIte; third. Eislnore Farms MI az.
q. KatzenJa miner Kid: fourth. John D. Dennis
Ponies under addle. II hands or under. children
Ladenbarg'sb h. m, MAlIow Cuecn: second. j. Benson
Roses b.. m. Cigarette; third, H.. p. WhItney's
SPY, m: re; iouTt9, s%ms oMner,s n g: General.
l.. J. Rlsbey's prize First, Miss ". c. MAXWELL
Oh. z, AdonlS; second G. n MAckAy's en-. m, EnglisG
Titan prize, Mrs. II. r. Germans b. z. Rod NM.
Hunters. W 70 carrying 100 pounds 10 hounds,
:. ?. Golfers prize First, p. = Golfers lmpo rted
b. G. Dunboyne: second. Mrs. Robert Bacon ch. z.
Leo: third. N. L. Schinrs Oh. &. Paddy: fourth, n. b.
Mint1rOp's b. z. Bottles.
Hunters, up 10 carrying las pounds 10 hounds.
cock, u. 5 br. G. Jolly Dixon: second ". 4, Emory
Harness hSrses. pairs over Its and no, exceeding
FIRST for bOta prizes. Colgate Hoyts br' ms. Ter
IlnEton xlvago and NiyAgo Terrington; Second,
Mrs RI, Carman,s 3. q. Social Whit and Red
s aaron '1 srSsn: rp Il nm y K NJ Mat s. L's n S Ts' pt S5s
Tnrcoola and Lady UmbeYto.
Psnss Ia haTassI 70 hands and not exceeding
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ITHACA, Oct. h.-The Cornell football sauad
held light practice behind closed gates this
afternoon. The Oberlin College eleven. which
will line mp against the Red and White TO-
morrow. occupied the gTidiron during the
was inau gmrated yesterday and will continue
for the remainder ~ the season except on
the under graduates will be admitted 10 wit
naaa the sortmmaGes. In explaining this
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FOURTH RACE.


Good start: won driving; Sonoma Belle. Oh. m,
s, by Star Ruby-Sonom6; owned and trained by
T. z, Mannix.
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ANNAPoLIs, Oct. 5.-The Navy football
team will open the season here tomorrow
with the eleven of Dickinson College, with
whom they have played very close contests
for the last three years. Several Of the
Nayy's PLAYERS will be kept ont OF the lineup
by injuries, but the team Is a IA irlv strong
one and has made good Progress In its two
weeks of practice. This atternoon, how
ever. there was n str enuous artillery drill,
and a. the players were not excused they
were not or the field Until after 5 o'clock.
Only signal practice was had and a few plays
basel on the new rules. Both Shafroth and
Chambers, the regular guards. have %iniuries,
though the latter may play, The team will
he shifted around considerably and as many
men as possible given a chance.
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CAMBRIDGE, Oct. 5.-The Harvard varsit,
eleven had a rest from scrimmage work thil
s~iteLhoOn. rIaGtiGsiy me whVie time wa
pass and the on-side kick. The candidate,
have been divided into a first and sec ono
charge Of the second team. Inches, regulai
right tackle, and Pierce, who have beer
nursing sight injuries. were out in tOS,
aRian to-day. doing light work. Burr, FOstel
and Hall were all kicking over IS yards thii
afternoon.
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Brooklyn vs.. Philadelphia. Adm. Nc.y4arJ
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The PANAMA
CANAL CONTEST

The eighth count in this contest was
made Friday evening, Dec. 2Sth, 1soo'
with the results as below:
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LOCAL BREvITIES.

The Waialua dam had "A feet inches
of water in it Thursday morning.
The Kilohana Art League trustees
80 p. m. today.
Deputy Attorney General M f. Pros
ser will leave for the Coast next Tues
day on a vacation Of six weeks.
HI. NJ Wells, the school inspector,
was a little better yesterday. He was
fully conscious and able to recognize
friends.
ri 7. Dietz, inventor of the lamp
bearing his name and a famous auto
mobiIist, arrived in the Mongolia TO
take a rest.
Invitations have been issued by the
St. Antonio Society for celebration OF
its tbirtieth anniversary at San An
tonic nall on New Years evening.
An item of $4,000 for Hawaii ap-
pears in the appropriation bill pend
ing in Congress for the Alaska ukon-
Pacific Exposition to be held in Seat
tie In 1909.
Governor Carter was serenaded al
his residence by the Hawaiian Dano
Yesterday morning, the occasion pelns
his fortieth birthday. He MADE a
sneech of thanks to the boys, whose
concentrations were rendered TO MN
by Captain Berger. George Jr, was
presented to the boys after the con-
cert and Mrs. Carter treated them te
light refreshments.
r. H. Taylor, the Treasury agent re-
ported in yesterdays Advertiser az
having come here for a vacation, If
\ not the Mr.. Taylor who was comins
- to investigate the Federal building SITE
matter according to information given
to Frank S. Dodge in Washington
That was Horace A. Taylor, who has
gone to Europe for his health. Inc
visiting Mr.. Taylor has done such worf
for the department, but disclaims any
mission of the kind on his present WISH
to Honolulu.
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LAWYERS ARE INVITED.

Rev. ]. Walter Sylvester, d. u, Will
nreach at Central Union church tomor-
rcw at IL a, m. and 1880 p. m. Morn
ing subject: ''The Supreme Thing IN
Life for Which the Church stanos.
Evening subject: sEThe Magnitude OF
a Single Offense,' being discussion
of the question suggested in James =: ~
as to whether offense in one point OF
law is to be guilty in all. Members
of the legal profession particularly IN
yited.
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BUSINESS LOCALS.
sss FORT ST.

Look out for Sachs muslin under
wear sale
The latest novelty is the Peter Pan
Purse" at Arleigh's.
Real estate. stocks and bonds to be
had from R. c. A. Peterson, phone 1853.
A thorough and competent drygoods
salesman is wanted at B. F. Ehlers &
Co
The list of officers of w. C. Peacock
& Co., Ltd, appears in another col
umn.
Whitney & Marsh's sale of muslin
underwear and vests begins on Wednes-
day next.
Silk lingerie shirtwaist sale ends Sat
urday at Sachs.
Furnished rooms can be had in Pu-
nahou district, one block from College
Hills See classified ads.
For Sunday dinner try the Occidental
Hotel restaurant, Alakea and King.
Meals only Csc. Special rate by the
week or month.
A lot of household furniture. includ-
hing piano, typewriter, and buggy,
will be sold today at Will E. Fisher
auction rooms at 10 o'clock.
Eirst-clasS tickets to all stations on
the Oahu Railroad and Haleiwa coupon
tickets are now on sale at the of1ce
OF Trent & Co.. 936 Fort street.
Yale & Towne make the finest build
ers' hardware in the world. E. ..
Hall & Son. Ltd. are agents for these
goods. Call and see samples before
you begin to build.
Spring styles in children's lingerie
hats now open at Sachs.
Four cottages and a piece of land
fronting on I.iliha street, opposite the
Boys Field, will be sold under fore
closure of mortgage tdoay at noon at
Morgan's salesrooms.
fox terrier male pup, marked with
three black dots on back and black and
brown face, has been lost Pup an
swers to name of Teddy. Reward IL
returned to 1917 Piikof street.
On this page today will be found the
latest count in the Panama Canal con-
test. Deposit all your coupons before
D. m. Monday, December 81, at which
time the contest will close.
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RuzfeIt & Karnagy

Thu ledurz in spelling refawrn. ar go
ing max spelling az ezy as pi- IN 50
kawId lederz ar not Iederz, however
tha ar foIoers Josh Billings waz In
d;skuverer & tn leding pioneer dis
kuver that thru speld through, kat
cat and duk-duck. We ar the lederz
in the rel estat & rental biznes. If u
1vish to rent a hows, kawl on US. We
also rit fir inshurens. HaZ yur hows
birnt tiff not, it liz not lat get
wiz. & then aftur tn entertainment fur
nisht bi yur birning HON yur best
trends kannot sa, "a full & hiz muny
ar sun parted
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Henry Waterhouse Trust Co.,
LIMITED.

r. w. Breckons, U. s. District At
torney, wrote to the Department OF
Justice, washington. last week to ask
for instructions as to the Federal gov
ernment's attitude toward the Lanai
land exchange.
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ROYAL ANNEX CAFE.

A special lunch will be served today
at the above well known cafe, from Ii
a. m. to > p. m. Roast sucking pig
and ample sauce will constitute the
menu. with wine, beer, tea or coffee,
all for twenty-five cents.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-12-29

This contest will close MONDAY Dec
s1st at 6 .. m. All coupons should OF
deposited at the office of the Hawaiian
Gazette before that hour.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-12-29
Security That Secures

security worth for that which
luty positively from loss by fire burglars
this
invitation
you small fire and absolutely burglarproof boxes
trivial that foolish the
enough to hold the
private papers of the business
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-12-29

this
all and the mainland 1t looks
the 1t acts as d
Some
been financed and
successful
clients and have always at hand
the
lxeeutors Wills Admir-
Of clients either for work
Of
eleome to knowledge OF investments
ofere the sire
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-12-29
For Corporations and Estates

those already In
security corporations and estates at
suited to the needs of
particularly the latter who often have
large periods To such
satisfactory for period
The locks arranged necessarily present
when a opened.