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FIRST race. three fourths q a
mile raafa. VI 0nurtonl. IS 20 l.
unn. Aamsu. ios. second. F'uEur.
TIA. 81. third Time. ttast.
second race. three fnuftha u a
mills The Golden bird tee tl1eyd1.
- 20 4. frsi. Idaila. lee. SECOND
spider Wet. les ihlrA Time.
IsiGi-S
Third race. seven siEhthz ~ a
mile Minnie Adams ne tAEeun. 3
"a 2, won. fui@Erauher. -. aerund
old stoas. 100. third Tlms, } sl
Fourth farr ank mite iteltun. ie3
IIaydl. II 10 5. won. nuilaha. 100.
aaeand. wtndahIeld taA third
Timr. q
Ilnh rae. three fauFths n a mile
Golden ptoaf. ias tIIoEkl. 8 60 J.
Won. Ida Davis teA SECOND Nuns
Xsuius. tai. thiga. Time. tie
aixtn race. one ulle lteHFf Wat
tsrnon. - CMofrisl. ) TO / won.
Hsufy o. lea sneuud Muecasin
Maia. -. third Ttme. I'll
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VETERANS IN
s. A. c. LINEUP
EXCELLENT MATERIAL IN THE
CLUE GIVES PROMISE or
GOOD woRk-mEN 90 TO
LINCOLN PARK FOR PRAc.
TIcE rals WEEK.

Fifteen 20 twenty men = nlght
have responded to tho call for foot.
bah players at the Seattle Athletic
elnh Oliver Cutts. captain and
eoach Of the team. Il AZ present az
Harvard acting a. assistant coach
and viii probably not return until
altar the Yale game In tho mean.
time Tom McnonAld will have
charge Of yhe squad and act "a cap.
tain until after Thanksgiving The
team wiIl practice three nights q
aeek. Last week the work waa en-
tlFely in the gymnasium. passing
aud failing on the ball and other
likht work. but the boys start work
at Lincoln park daring the task II
this week. beginning With llehi
signal practise ana long ruaa
Big Tom has 4 wealth gf excel.
lent material 20 york with and Il
the blue and white falls to dupii'
cate last years Performance Ia
every Nay. il viii not be Tor lack
81 veterans. Among them are
Templin. last years captain Of the
University ~ oreEon. kerne. INT.
veralty Of California: Trotf. Har.
ward. Badly" Cote, 4. OF w
naFks. University q Idaho. RILEY.
Goodrich. Else Palmer and Dole
Brsnkcr. L % " all 81 whom viii
ny for the back tieii Abbott. Via
cousin. Sample. Wells aud o'nriea
% West Point. naheock. MeflonAld.
nowd, Hunter. soreusou and Good.
seilow viii work for llnc positiona
Later IN the season Cults wiil BE-
back from Harvard. and Coach
Frnai, Wee Coyie and other high
school and university players vii
lcin the squad.
McDonaid IL not worrying about
= defense vith this GALAXY q stars
and viii devote hls time 70 Develop.
iax a fast. Nnappy a'yla of OPEN
play for 0ffwnNw. The team VIII
have a 200 pound lieo and a iIs
pound hack field.
Preliminary preeiice games VII
D. played with tho local hlKh school
and the university before the game
1ith the Spokane Athistie club on
Thanksgiving day in ihc Falls CITY,
A rrturn game viii b. played Ia Sc.
attic The season will close wtth a
game with Mulinamah 90 the Port
land gridiron on New Years day.
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BOUTS PRECEDE
MEET

As preliminary 90 the main
events In nest Friday nights Inter
club meet between the ~ A. g aud
Muitnumah. three round boxing
contest Il to be arranHud between
I.aren nesKs aud Cllds Kenyon
local athletsa who Nili bot al catch
weights. which vii be nomsNh here
around rs pounds
tinpo aud Kelly. the two BOXERS
being trained ~ Instructor t.annir
Auatin u meet the Portland boys
ceased hard traininE laat night ana
viii nniah of with liEht wark today
and rest tamarr0W.
All the contests are o. be under
straight A A q. rules ana ever
man must undergo a stringent
uhs sirai examination before enter
tnK the ring
Mcionald and Apsiln are hoping
"a puli cut a majority Of the
wrestling and boslus centests. all
fhauEh their ussu ate kaIuE 90
against the best NuignamAh has
AeenfdinK 90 the arrangements BE-.
tween the two eiebs the visiting
team aeats rs bsst men #na the
laeai club ffatrbea them. This gives
the visiting team q slight advantage.
The event Il 90 he an ineltatinaai
affair
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HIGH SCHOOL
PLANS GAMES
PLAY psLLlSesA1 NaSr par
URoAY AND nGRKLuY NOV. ".

Great interest eentera about the
game Of football to be- plays be.
tween the local High arhpoi aud
nellingham CA the date originally
set for the contest with Muitnonah
Tho reason fof the cancellation b.
Mullnomah OF It's game with the
High school has not yet been ca
plainud 800
ON November II tho hardest
Fame Of tho season viii be thai be.
tween Seattle aud berkeley illEh
school for the championship Ut the
Pacific coast A. this will be the
first game played with a California
team. great interest cenisra about
tho match berkeley holds the
championship OF California at the
present time
Tho report cards will be out Fri.
day aud several OF the football play
sra who have been disqualified ora
Studies. hope 20 secure good enough
grades Ia enable them 10 play ia
Saturdays game
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R ACES YESTERDAY


FIRST Faee. eleven sixtsentha of a
mile pae Kyle. To u.eel. II 10 g.
aan Meddlezoma HOY, lot, second /,
June Time. iof. third. Tins. iuss
second race. three fouttha % a
mllo -li0aray. iia liaEanl. 9 20 Q,
won. Reile SlFome. isa, aecond
caaichaa. its. THIRD. THINE. 10 IS
Third race. one and one ssikteostlh
miles Welrasome. leo tttassnl. 1
20 Z. won Anneta Lady. tea. see
end. utuvelia 81. third Time,
istSt-a
Fourth race. steepleehase-re Tell
farv. tha (ssAiYaKal. 8 60 |. won
Mount Henry. iaf, second. Euscs,
Ia. third Time. t12
Hlfth race. eleven -aistoenths % a
mile suaannah. - ttohnHanl. 90 20
1. Won Lucy Marie, -. sscondi
Laura A. i1a third Time. %,
sixth race. one mile lvanhpe, tea
fIahnaaul. a. I. wen; Hlus huck,
iot second. Rama. 81. third. rimo
ttgt-A
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rAa football squad AZ the W
this week Is ma s1hn unprecedented
progressl Never before In the his
tory ~ the institution has bunch
OF mon gained 50 much In So short
q time The slow men BY Saturday
will be as fast aa the fast ones have
been. AMI the fast ones viii be az
fast as any ON the coast.
In the games that the hoys have
already PLAYED their work on de-.
tense has been nearly perfect. and
a. = consequence The eoach and
trainer have concentrated all their
efforts into producing a team as
stronx on offence a. Il already Il
on defense
Under the new rules, q team a.
score. must outeiasa their oppon.
ents considerably both Ia speed aud
power If striking the opponents line
In the games with Whitman and
o. A. {. Washington failed "a
score. Man Cor man Washington
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BIG ATHLETIC
MEET

December Is the date set Tor a
big triangular indoor meet az The
Seattle Athletic club between the
juniors Of the Everett Y NJ. 81 A..
the juniors uf the local Y. n G A.
and OF the S. A. g The contests
viii he open 20 bows from thesc IN.
ssitutions under Il. The club VII
provide a silver cup as a trophy
and ribbons will be given tho wln,
ner OF the greatest number OF
points and a. second PRIZES.
Warren Crawford. boy with =
grammar school reputation as a
hGlfmllor. Tyre. johnson. Mckin'
non. Dawson. L4ppman and Madt
gan are some Of the boyH te war
the blue aud white The local \.
NJ. {. A Is as yet an unknown
quantity. bat e Is believed that
the Everett team viii be one 81 the
strongest % compete.
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HURRY UP FEVER
AT THE "U"

outrlaaaud her opponents. hut Aho
failed miaorahiY ia carrying the
ball. All this will be changed Sat
urday aud the spectators az the
Willamette game viii have the
pleasure Of aoeluH the home team
piie up respectable score on a
atronE adversary Just what the
score vii be cannot ho accurately
farvtold. but the authorities who
have hean watching the team the
past three weeks predict y good
large one
Tho entire community q. the
u" has caught the hurry up'
fever and the game on Saturday
Nili be Witnessed hy the largest
crowd Of the year.
Manaker Siatterg Is making every
effort Ia his power tn make the
coming contest success IN oNcft
way. and Il a. confidently expected
tnat he will be able 60 take a cham.
nlonship team 10 Eugene on Nov
II
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MEADOWPON|ES
ATTRACTION
THOSE RUNNING IN SEATTLE
LAST SEASON CAUSING COW
AEar AT uMERvvlLLg.

OAKLAND. Cal. Nov. k.-wttl
" n isaninKa Ruby be- aa sood a
uiafc hefu this winter az ahn waa
Al Seattle dafiaK the SUMNER Il
q question: Which j. being discussed
Hith marked interest By the horse.
men ~ EmeFysilie. whese the mare
Is being pFeppsi= for opening DAY.
There seems TO - = decided az
fefvncs ~ upiniun Ga tha subject
Ruby uas one 81 the most consist
snt performers ~ asaitie. winning
Faee after far-. and some 81 the
trainers Nho have been watching
her work luniino IN tho opinloa that
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aha viii continue her good record
when the local Meeting opens
others are disposed ga take a or.
ferent view aud profess 10 already
SEQ a difference IN huby's appea I.
anea. They thlnk that she took
kindly 20 no6befn climatic eondi
tioua aud that aha IN naturally q
bstisr mare In warm weather thnh
ia tho winter season. liur perform
anoos are therefore awaited Win no
small degree OF Interest
Refused $1,000
Walter Jennings refused $1,000
for Ruby the other day lie declinf
"a 20 price her. although less Than
that amount would have purchased
her before she went Ia Seattle.
Tocnlaw. Who ran ao consistent
IL here last season. n being sent
along again over the local course
h4 Jasper Madison who made M
unsuccessful campaign With the
horse ON Middle West tracks dur
fns the summer Trainer Madison
SAYS that he could not get foeoihw
good la the East aud that after sew
eral Intellectual attempts 10 win
some races, be gave the horse
long rest. Ia tho hope that he would
regain the form that made him 80
popular With local racegoeta last
winter. When the horse put Ia an
appearance on the l0cel track a.
few days ago the trainers and clock
era paused Judgment on him as
looking fairly we'll.
stevens Likes Ramuh.
Tom stsvena expects Ramua.
alnnor Of the Seattle Derby. TO
give a good account 81 himself this
winter. After his ztak. victory he
waa punched fired In front aud has
come out of the operation finely
lie looks q be- atouter horse than
when at seattle
Watchful has been punched firod
for bad knees lie h getting slow
work. bat niill goes little dlekoY
Tommy Davies u working old
Poasart to a road cart. Tho old
platar out worked Eleven Bells the
ether DAY, but pulled 40 pretty sore
nilly FtHa has taken over
couple Of syeaf olds from the lon.
nfngs barn A hig chestnut By KIN
les Mack looks - b. the markings
% a good horse aud has a niee way
Of going
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PUGILlST CHARGED
WITH FELONY

NEW YORK. Nov s--Willism
proaa. commonly known a. kid
Broad. pagilist. has been arrested.
after Thomas Burns had been stab
bed and probably MORALLY wound
ef. 10 a hotel at Broadway and
Forty second -. where the police
say Broad was employed 20 keep
the election crowds from blowing
horns tn the hotel
IL Is alleged that Broad attempt.
ed TO prevent = party, Including
Burns. from entering the place.
when Barns suddenly sank 10 the
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ground bleeding from knife
wound
The crowd rushed "a Broad. hut
ne was rescued b policomen and
locked up on a charge of lelcnioua
assault
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THE MARKETS

The shipment Of grapes received
% the mafkst yesterday l. cleaned
up and With no pruAvccta of an
ether shlpment for 4 pevk "a couv
A Consignment u aulursa saa dis
tfihated on The street this mofnlnE.
aad sold Il tifs and g. There IL
9 report that eggs arr selling as
soc, but the larger dealers claim
they are only DEMANDING csc Deal
efa are eampiRining - = shortage
IN pork and poultfY The poaitrf
shortage IL due % The Frrsnf falna
Iha Uaihxaiih Haeoa company 70
port the arrival q go puaads ot piE
lFon frum England
Tho prices on vegetables. ffnits,
meats aua dairy products have 70
mained firm az yesterdays guosA'
tlaaa
vsas.sesss
a4sssns. fHoa Assi s.tsss. - n
assss. ssesa ua -. sssaia. -
80 y 1870 I. . = ,..,. s'ss ~ !.
49, tattl - 81 ssssas. - - -.
s4assa aa1s "a fisas. ilsUts ssaafA -
~. FaHas aalaas. ~ - ;. a. 80
Na - -
rlasta
sl s:'; sss'.. = =. &c; ' ~...
$50 80 80 e1ea@s9is - -. s0ses
sselss ss,iss- - -
nsa-s p@s nsss. ~. aaai.. rnsti. sfspss
7 saga haf kae -. saNsaAts. q
81 = p'.ss q @pf =. Afsa.sa. hE.
s,rlss's 80 r.ssa .ss. - = cess.
Butter ara cneess.
wasAinxten rrsamefY t~ttrs. psf ~ ~
49, s.,'' 1a 'is.s 49,! 49,. sa.,s. S :. 800
sissse-. KlaFausln tasas n Asa Wsr
seasis resas AHssslz.s. isssss hsssSsssf
ttaes s~ass -. s7efA. Etfaniaes st.1sa
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psuFryy.
1--we % ssivtsus ~ ~. Ia tfefl.
= t,es 49,. 49, SCI 81 n Es, ,s'si ,,..
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Live afooh
wssh.s.. .hssg tss u. zee s~- n
s.is.. - i. ssis. s.as. ~ s..4 a
Mssts
His.rs p sAnske. @~. h,te veal
H@r ~ etsWta naaftHn. n ss8f& spFfwn
.esae. psf ID. is0eae. dr~sssa haxs y
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- y. suss salasaa trast. - rs
ih g.. sutsss N. - feeE cad. p~f -
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IT, g. uiFmfts cfttsfs. psf a&sk "a -
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rer ~ iars ffnssn aheA. PEI m faa
rsy ard FssastufrN.
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g. Sound. Ten Htaiss alfalfa ter men
sh@si ~. Fsf Ten ~ Eastsfu Washins
/ Ten. ~ Nhnis corr. 81 per ton ofasksx
+ eHfn ~ per ton feed meal ~ pss tanl
HfatiinGs. ~ p~r toe Ell eahs. nt8n p.r
f ten tfens p~r zen 81 sharts psr so re
rhuppsd fed. psr ten. 81. eats. ten. lee
tts
Lime and Cement
Portland ssmeat. inlesftad. p~r mi. 81 q
fustians esmsna California Per hhl a
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hsl 9 = inns. aan Iean q Rash. H.r.
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E tlsViar h8fa nal piastsr. . tan. tit.
sead nb~f. tis
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.MULTNOMAH To
SEND GOOD men
ts.sr ssseisl s.rsiss.l

PORTLAND. Nov Multnomsh
Il preparing 20 send her best bot.
ara and wrrsflers in their respect.
I've classes to Seattle for the meet
Friday night. and q ia probable
that al least a dozen rootsrs will
accompany them Il n the first 81
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johnson Optical Co.

Room A. Times building. corner
snd av. aud Union. Cash OF credit
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Don't throw rosr otd ciofhss
away. Havs them cleaned 10 look
Hike new al tho PAntorium. Main
fof1
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Klein. the shoemaker. al James
~ sss
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Time and csrsns.

Fprtiand ssmeat. imeettsd. p.r mi. 81 q
i*ss ~ fer ratsrnsa hsxs. plaster earfs
BE- 8 n Hrns, san Iuan q Raeh~ 4ar.
-. hhl 81 IRE bttek. ~ -. pi.s.
terms hsif. p-s ~ ~ ss@tal sta psr rsra
ffe0tsr. hafd mail plastsr. = Ian. ttE
saad nb@f. tis
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EAsssfn wash. tiaeathF, Ton. tn8E1 ~.
sh@si ~. Fsf Ten ~ Eastsfu Washins
tn. 30 Wanis corr. 81 Per ton. rfaek "a
eHFn - per ton feed meal ~ pes tonl
E ten tfans 81 zen 81 sharts psf go re
shappsd fed. Ger ten ~ cate tea. tisl,
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Hassans. fx02 ksxsf ssttaEs - n
fats.r. seffafa- rsf ssEs. - 4stl ~
hssss ~ aaN t9AWlHsa 80
aasa o. astntiass. sMaatas Fsses eF4ni-ss
assas Ifi eAHaHFa 9 - hsttseaa - 80 -
Haf tssrtI - ~ ssssssss 90 SO H8fif
s4essn aAts ga ftsez. taHts RssafA 81
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Schooner hsiibut. 10. f.aa. steamer
e~F ~ safr salfuaa tsaat fsf ~
go w. sHee Natasaa fraHf. faaf IN
a. shrimpe r~r -. t8ie1 siisas .s.sit.
r. g. oiTmyss eysssfs pss s&ss " 80
NC 49, s.. sgsT sis@. 30
49, A. saH4 frnsse sNs4 49, a -
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-10-10
Tests Patience
The Most Patient Honolulu Citizen
Must Show Annoyance at Times.

Nothing spoils a good disposition,
Nothing taxes a mans patience,
Like any itchiness of the skin.
Itching Piles almost drive you crazy.
All day it makes you miserable,
All night it keeps you awake.
Itch, Itcht Itch! with no relief.
Just the same with Eczema.
Can hardly keep from scratching 1t.
You would do so but you know 1t
makes it worse.
Such miseries are daily decreasing.
People are learning they can be cured.
Learning the merit of Doan's Oint-
ment.
Plenty Of proof that Doan's Oint-
ment will cure Piles, Eczema or any
Itchiness of the skin.
Frank Leibly of 326 S. Main St,
Wilkesbarre. Pa, u. s.. says: 1T is
with much pleasure that / testify to
the merits of Doan's Ointment in cases
Of itching piles. I suffered from that
tormenting .affliction for the past year.
tried nearly everything that was rec
commended to me and what L saw adj
vertised, but could get no relief. FL
nally I procured Doan's Ointment. After
a few applications / was much relieved.
and, continuing the treatment, I was
soon completely cured. I have felt
no signs of that intolera BILE itching
since, and it is four months ago since
used Doan's Ointment To say that
was delighted Is only half expressing
my enthusiasm. I recommend this
remedy whenever the opportunity is
presented. You may publish my state
ment at any time and I can always be
found at 326 S. Main street, ana will
vouch for the same"
Doan's Ointment for sale by all
dealers; price so cents. Mailed by The
HOLSTER Drug Co., agents for the Ha-
waiian Islands.
Remember the name DOAN'S. and
take no substitute.
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SHERIFF TURNS
DRINKS LOOSE
Continued from page 1.

cases Of:
Peter Davis, C. B. Makanui, w. A.
Nelson, Haena, Joe Johnson. Kahule,
Makaaiana, Jack, Kaluna, J. E. Muir
ray, Kamakuiki, Opiopio, NJ. Rosa, M.
Gouveia, Kaluapomuku, Pehu, George
Brain and Helen Miguel.
Pehea?
If these favored eighteen bibulous
persons were showed to liberty by
means other than the order of court
why was s12 bail money extracted
from Blanche Martin and John Cam
eron.
That they were unfortunate enough
to have the money on them seems to
be the only explanation of the finan-
cial loss to which they were subjected.
How many others left money at the
receiving desk. had bail money taken
therefrom, decided to forfeit some and
then had their cases dropped unknown
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4 DEMOCRAT WHO
WANTS TO KNOW

Editor Advertiser: Does not this
Post of September %. 1906, afford a COM
rlete answer to the specious argument.
so often advanced, that only a Repub-
lican should be elected to the House
during the administration of a Repub-
lican President?
Newly enunciated principles of politf-
cal philosophy deserve the most re-
spectful hearing This we give to the
st Louis Globe-Democrat's discussion
of the reasons why Missouri, instead
of discharging her new Republican
Congressman, as every one anticipates
should turn out the remaining Demo
Gratis. veterans though they are. Says
the paper:
1t would be business-like in this State
to elect full Republican delegation tc
the next House, whose term will end
with the Administration of President
Roosevelt. The Senate will remain Re
publican, and the only result of Dem
ocratic majority in the House would be
to block national legislation for two
years ending March 4, 1909.
In other words. never vote for the
party which happens 10 be in the mi
nority unless you can change al
branches of the Government at once
You never, or practically never, car
change all branches at once: therefore
YOU should never vote against the ma
joritv party. Let that theory come te
| be generally accepted, and the party
which once got into power could stay
there world without end. Luckily
American voters are fairly Well con-
tent to change one branch of their Gov
eminent at time when they can moi
do better. DEMOCRAI.
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POULTRyMEN
Of COAST
May Exhibit at Local
Chicken Show in
December.

A meeting of the Poultry Associa-
ton was held last evening at the Gov
eminent Nursery, King street, to ar
range details for the coming annual
poultry exhibition on December 20, 81
and %.
There was a general discussion on
poultry matters, and the talk ran large
~ to the rules and regulations to gov
ern the exhibit 1t was stated that
several poultrymen on the Coast were
taking an interest in the show and may
have some birds here to compete with
the Hawaiian bred fowls. This will make
interest even more keen than was dis
played in last years exhibit, inasmuch
as some very finely-bred fiocks are
being raised here just for exhibition
purposes.
The association will shortly make
public the premium list so that
prospective exhibitors may know for
what prizes they are to compete.
The directors are now holding weekly
meetings and most of the preparation
work is being handled by subcommit-
tees The association has gone into the
plans for the poultry show with a snap
and vim that is creditable.
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II
to them. is of course a pure matter of
guesswork.
The court records show only the bail
Cameron.
What an opportunity for grating
embezzlement this slipshod method Of
conducting business at the police sta
ton. offers to dishonest clerks:
Fifteen cases of drunkenness have
come to trial in as many consecutive
days.
And yet there is more visible drunk
enness in Honolulu today than has
been the case in years.
Amy night an inspection of the prem
Uses of the Palama dives will reveal
men lying on the ground, sleeping off
a drunken stupor. Staggering men,
loaded to the guards may be seen on
the city streets every night and day
and recumbent forms take little find
ing in doorways and alleys.
Men get so drunk on the vile stuff
sold in Chinese groggeries that they
fall into the harbor and are drowned
Two of these cases have occurred
within the last few days.
Drunkenness is no longer an offence
provided the jagged one has a vote
or can control one.
IF he's so bad that you have tc
run him in, why run him in and wei
| fix it up later. seems to be the Homo
| lulu cops order of the day.
Why as things stand at present, its
| as much as an officers job is worth
| to arrest voter for being drunk.