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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-12-29
BAND CONCERT At
AALA PARK TO-DAY

The Hawaiian Band win give a con-
cert at Aala Park at 4 p. M today ms
follows;
PART l.
March. Governor Carter" ..... Berger
Overture, Light Cavalry" ..... Suppe
1ntsoduction, Carmen" ......... Bizet
Selection, "Thc Governors Son" .Cohan
PART H.
March "Cherikee" ...........E Edwards
Waltz. "Zingaro" ..............D albey
mtermezzi, "Winina" .Heidenreich
Finale. "Swastika" Busby
star Spangled Banner"
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Julius M, Howells a well known cleo
trical engineer of Southern California
passed through this place on the Mon
golia OH his way to Japan where he
will undertake certain difficult en-
gineering problems for the development
of water power, He is an old friend of
Secretary H. P. Wood of the Promotion
Committee.
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Upset price SC9C56.75. Terms, Cash.
T. s. Gold Coin.
For plans ana further particulars.
apply at Office Of the undersigned.
Judiciary Building, Honolulu r II.
JAS. W. PRATT,
Commissioner Of Public Lands.
Honolulu, T. IT,, Dec. !, 1906.
(5ts-Dec. 1, s, Is, 22, 29)
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NOTICE OF LIST CERTIFICATE

Notice is hereby given that Certi-
ficate No. 1884 for 5 shares of the
capital stock of Waialua Agricultural
Company Limited standing on the
books of said company, in the name of
Paul Spicer has been lost, and transfer
of the same on the books of said COM
pany has been stopped. All persons
are warned against negotiating, pur-
chasing or dealing with said certificate.
Said shares are assignable only by
endorsement on said certificate and by
the surrender of the same and the
issue of a new certificate. No title
will pass to the finder of said certificate
Said certificate if found, should be de-
livered to the undersigned.
w. A. BOWEN,
Treasurer Waialua Agricultural Co.,
ItA,
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:Hn YOKOHAMA Specie BANK
Limited.
ESTABLISHED 1880.


bTancheS and AgencIes:
Honolulu, New York, San Francisco,
London, Lyons, Bombay, Hongkong,
Dalny, Newchwang, Leayang, Pekin,
Hangkaw, Shanghai, Chefoo, Tientsin,
Mukden, Antung Hsien, Kobe, Maya
saki, Toxic, Osaka.
The Banks buys and receives for Col
lection Bills of Exchange, issue Drafts
and Letters of Credit, and transacts a
general banking business.
Honolulu Branch 81 King Street
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WILL ENGINEER IN JAPAN.

JAMES C. BEIssEL.
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Observation-Disclosures:
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TRANSACT A GENERAL BANKING
AND EXCHANGE BUSINESS.
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This contest will close Monday De-
cember 81 at 6 p. m. All coupons
should be deposited at the Hawaiian
Gazette Office before that hour.
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MAY BE so.

Wife-Yes, it was l who brought all
the money into this household. What
did you have before 1 married you?
Husband-Peace.
Transatlantic Tales.
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PANAMA CANAL CONTEST.

The result of the count made Friday
light, December 2Sth 1906, is shown be-
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ELKS TO TAKE LA CROSSE
Kangaroo Court and Prison Will b
/ Feature of State Convention.

LA CROSSE, WIs-The state convention OF
Elks will open in this city tomorrow and
continue for three days. It is expected that
800 visitors will be here, representing thirty
hodges thruout the state Tomorrow will be
devoted to the reception Of visitors. On Wednes-
day morning the state convention will convene
in Woodman hall. Concerts will be given on
the streets in the forenoon. At o'clock pm.
will come the big parade of marching Elks
the convention will take place in the evening
at Gelmania hall, when the social session will
be held.
Thursday morning the ladies in attendance
at the convention will be given an auto ride
about the city. In the afternoon the Elks and
ladies Will be given a ride on the Mississippi.
The convention will close Thursday evening
with band concert. One of the features OF
the convention will be q kangaroo court and
prison.
Senator R. NJ. La Toilette will deliver an
ests of the candidacy of Irvine L. Lenroot Of
Superior. Senator La Folettes itinerary has
been arranged to include speech In Yer
county. in La Crosse county and three
in Trempealeau county.
For the second time in a few months G.. r.
Oberholzer. local wea Their forecaster has re-
ceived offer to take charge of the weather
station and become forecaster in Argentine,
South America. Mr.. Oberholzer has gone to
Washington to hold conference with the de-
partment officials making the offer.
The prohibitionists of this county have nonl-
mated full county ticket to be voted upon
sell of this city is the candidate for the as
sembly in the first district, and John A. Berg
of Holmen has been nominated in the second
{ district
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WELCOMES
HARVARD 0ARSMEN

London Aug. 6.--The visit to England Of the
Harvard oarsmen is warmly welcomed by the
London newspapers this morning, and their race
with the Cambridge crew is awaited with the
keenest Interest. This interest is heightened
because the Americans use the same style Of
rowing as is in vogue at the English uniyer-
stiles e
Hope is generally expressed that this visit
may result in an annual race between the
winners Of the Oxford Cambridge and Yale
Harvard contests. The Tribune says 1t will ba
an epoch making race and one Of the biggest
things in the sport. The Daily Telegraph says
there is no doubt that the Cambridge crew will
be fully authorized by the "blues" committee
as a representative university combina ton, and
adds that the Harvard rowers will not accept
any OF the hospitable challenges which already
lays begun to reach tAsia captain.
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MICHIGAN DOCTORS ELECT
Snyder of Escanaba President-Nex
- Meeting in Menominee.

MENOMINEE, MICH.-The next annual meet
ing of the Northern Michigan Medical society is
to be held in this city. This years convention
has just closed at Escanaba after All interesting
two days session. DR.. A. F. Snyder of Esea-
naba was elected president, Dr. B. T. Phillips
of Menominee vicepresident, DR.. C, H, Bodi
of Calumet second vicepresident and DR.. B. II.
Walker of Menominee secretary.
clever forger has been discovered here,
having succeeded in passing WORTHLESS check for
is25 on business man: The local banks accept
ed the check, as did the Chicago banks, and it
was not until it reached the bank in New York
on which it was drawn that the fraud was
discovered. Another forger operated here recent
~, passing check for $50 on one business man
and another for $50 on hotel.
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formerly with the firm Of Vail & John
son, established 1866, and for the past
fifteen years President and General Man
ager Of 1.-THE Johnson-Landis Undertake
ing. Co.. has severed his connection
with that company and opened a new
and first-olass undertaking parlor at 7os
Hennepin avenue under the firm name
of The Johnson Undertaking Co."
sonal attention to all calls. Telephones
N. w., Main 1858; Twin City, 1859.
Residence, zoos Second Avenue South
TeleDhOne--N. w. Main 1871
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Association Prizes Awarded.

The Minnesota National Guard Rifle associa-
lion offered special prizes for the best ind1-
Tidual scores on the different ranges, which
were awarded as follows:
For the best score Oh 200 yards, o. 3. Lang,
with Of As.
For the best score on 800 yards, f. r. Resche,
with score of 40.
ii For the best score 500 yards, 3. D. Fitch
Bite, with Of 81.
For the best on 600 yards, B. J. Br1tton,
with q score of 40.
For the best score at rapid fire, A. q. Clark,
with Of A.
For the best skirnish run, L. Hi1derman,
with score Of So. eleven hits the prone
agure and seven hits the kneeling figure.
For the best aggregate score, T. L. Britton,
with a total Of 272.
Some Of these men earned more than one
prize, but the regulations only allowed each
winner one award.
G.. D. Lang of Faribault made eleven straight
bullseyes at 500 yards, ten Of which gave him
! p perfect
A Expert Rifiemen.
! The following men today qualified expert
fifemen: E. c. A. Lundeen, c. D. Lang, Q.
Anderson, G. Geddes, G. Marshall, A. Mohn,
E. L. McClay, o. Ingmar Oleson.
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Cah be washed with
be smoked with
When attempt Caah with such things wasting time
allowing the impurities and the blood which
disease to get firmly rooted to become not only disgusting trouble
awkng and splitting headaches back the
throat impairment the smell feeling Of
debility that there depeaed
polluted unhealthy
until
to purify the blood and S IS the ideal purpose
clears the system of all Impurities the blood
matter and poison and eegay checks the Of this
this healthy blood nook
advice free.
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RAISE FUNDS FOR DEFENSE
Films Will Have $4,000, Tt Is Said, tx
Fight Rioting Gases.

CALUMET, MICH.-It became known today
that the Firms of Ontonagon county are raising
"a fund of $40. 900 for in the defense Of their
countrymen arrested for participating In the
+ Michigan mine riot last week. Many Of the
| quate.
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The should have
The score by innings:
E Mssisten ....: 80 3 ) 3 it %
TH1RTEEN-INNINa GAME.
Hutchinson, Mimi. Aug. e.-rhe Hutchinson
the services Of Fournier and hiibrath. the fast
was s. to and It took until the thirteenth to
game and it was Els e lit that started things In
the last inning. Batteries; Markell and Olson
Lynch and Phyle.
KAsorA GETS BUMPED.
team defeated the local siab here yesterday s.
Buckley: Allen and Pulve.
TOO STRONG FOR KS. BUNCH.
Wayzata Mimi. Aug. 6.-The Wayzata team
Of is to l. The Minneapolis team did not have
bad The bcye broers
| on the points for the home team and the Visitors
could not get started.
ELLSWORTH WINS EASILY.
Ellsworth Wis, Aug. 6.-The local team out
! played Baldwin in a game here yesterday afteI'
| pitched for the winners and was invincible
AND THE BAND PLAYED TOO.
| Frederic, Wis, Aug. 6.-Grantsburg defeatec
| Frederic at this place today by score of IL
to S. About hundred fans from Grantspurs
attended the game, together with the Grantsburl
cornet band. Poor control Of Walch, the pitcher
for Frederick. at critical times. lost the game
Burgan: Frederic. Walsh and Anderson.
LENoRA LOST CLOSE GAME.
| Lanesboro. Aug. Ga game Of baseball wal
| played yesterday afternoon on the grounds o.
| the La1esboro club between the Lanesboro ant
Lenora mines. the result being Lenora 2, Lanes
boro 8.
sEvERENGE INJURED. .....
! Osseo, Mimi. Aug. Elm very exciting
game e at osseo the last uovers were defeated
by the home boys 8 to 2. The score was t
| 0 in favor Of the Clovers In the sixth inning
when Mum Of Osseo hit terrific drive to Thir'
Baseman Severance. The ball was going SOM
two feet over his head. and throwing his lef
hand field it. he received its full force
and splitting the finger to the bone. Mr.. Sever
ance proved top great a loss to the Glover team
| and, assisted by errors. the home boys won.
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STATION AGENT IN JAIL
Richmond Says Others Are Guilty and
Will Fight for His Freedom.

FORT DODGE, IoWA.-Charles E. Richmond,
station agent for the Crooked Creek railroad at
Lehigh, Is in the county Jail On a charge of
embezzling $500 of the company's money. He
has secured good legal assistance and will fight
the charge, asserting that others are implicated.
He has been agent four years and always regard
ed faithful and honest.
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THIRD REGIMENT
SHOOTS THE BEST
TEN PICKED MEN FROM EACH IN
THE COMPETITION.
Best Score Was 2,533 Out Of Possible
3,5OO-Some of the Best High Scores
Made by Individual Marksmen-
Many Prizes Given by State Rifle
Association.
tiie GS
IN Tho Innr1l

Special to The Journal,
Camp Lakeyiew, Lake City, Mimi, Aug. g.
The regimental team shoot finished today.
Each team consisted Of ten picked men from
each regiment and the total possible score for
each team $500.
The scores by teams were: Third regiment
2,5S3; Second regiment, 2.351i First regiment
. 317 The following high scores were made:
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MASON CITY, 1owA-Funds for $4,000
dormitory instead of $25, 900 formerly report
ed. viii be donated by Mrs. Sarah Fox Of Musca-
tine for Memorial university. This was assured
by Mrs. Fox today while on visit here. The
building is to be Of stone three stories high with
rooms for 200 women.
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AMEs IowA.-Announcement has been made
road officers at Ames. in connection with the
State Agricultural school. under the auspices Of
the Iowa highway commissioner, to be held
Aug, 10 to Is.
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sEvERENGE INJURED.

IRONWOOD, MICH.-Joseph Bodusek, an Aus
trian, was buried under a cave OF ore in the
Newport mine last night. He was instantly
killed.
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IS MARINETTE, WIS.-After several hundred
persons had searched fourteen hours, the 2
year-old child Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Harper of
Peshtigo was found at o'clock yesterday morn
ing fast asleep on log in a swamp, miles
away from home
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REAL WOUNDS IN STAGE DUEL
Actors Cut Each Other, Not Knowing
/ Buttons on Foils Had Been Removed.

SHEBOYGAN. VISA stage duel almost
ended in tragedy when Hugo Imig of this
CITY and Philip Whit Of Chicago. were rehears-
ing their parts IN play to be given at local
anoved from the foils. and before the fact was
discovered Imig had been stabbed in the leg
and Whit received bad cash on the hand
Hhe affair was entirely accidental, as the actors
are good friends
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MARooNs LOSE 10 Fr,EcKs

Mapleton, Minn.. Aug. 6.-The Mapleton
Maroons went to Faribault yesterday and met
defeat at the hands Of the Fleckensteins by
the score Of to O.; Dah1gren was in good
form and o1tpitched Rennix, but the team be.
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VISITORS 1T SOME,

St. Peter. Mimi, Aug 6-The Waseca team
defeated the locals by the score Of s to T.
The game was Interesting turnout and the
visitors gave a good exhibition of hitting.
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BESSEMER, MICH.-Charles F. Button, form
erly of this city, now residing at Marquette.
is being urged for appointment as United States
Judge to succeed the late Judge VANITY.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-08-06

NEW RICHMOND, WISE. I. Humphrey
rost, No. 1O5, G. A. r., has voted to attend
the national encampment in Minneapolis in s
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NORTHWEST BASEBALL
AMERY TAKES A GAME.

Amery, Wis, Aug. 8.-The Amery baseball
team defeated the Clear Lake team yesterday
at Amery by a score Of 5 to 8. Amery de-
feated Clear Lake three weeks ago, 16 to 2,
Clear Lake had lead up to the last Of the
sixth inning, the score being 2 to Q In their
favor, but Amery braced up, punched their
the next inning Amery secured three runs and
Clear Lake scored one. The rest Of the game
shows shutouts for both teams, making %
total of s to in Amerys favor. Batteries
Clear Lake, Thomas and Quarters; Amery,
Jones and Gilstadt. :EE
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THE HOME TEAM WAS FAST.

Montgomery, Mimi, Aug. 6-The local team
defeated the Waseca Spring Parks by the score
Of I tn r. The game was fast exhibition and
the home team won by hard playing in the last
inning.
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KNoBLAUcHs WON OUT.

KNoBLAUCIs WON OUT.
Carver, Mimi, Aug. 6.-The Knoblauoh Lands
defeated the Young America Norwood team here
yesterday by the close score Of to In a
with but one error. The score by innings
Young America; = ooooooo-2
Batteries-Young America Norwood, Bell,
Heimkes and Grady; Knoblauohs; Funk; Ho #.
Heimkes l, by Funk 4, by HOFFMAN 8. -.
LIE CLAIRE WAS POUNDED SOME.
Red Wing, Mimi, Aug. 6:-The Furriers de-
Is to 2. Spencer, pitching for Red Wing,
held the visitors to two hits, while lie Claire
pounded all over the lot for fourteen hits
the third and deciding game for the champion
ship Of southern This Isl If
the national sport in this city.
BASEBALL AT CUMBERLAND.
Cumberland, Wis, Aug. Elm baseball
berland S, Turtle Lake 4, Batteries-Powers
and Church; Hubert and Fiske.
HARD CONTEST AT RUGBY.
second team. i to 2. Batteries-Towner, Pitts
end mDFs E. e. sm naoy s 1 a5a
TooZES WIN IN TENTH.
st: CLOUD, MINI. Agg e1The c To0aes t,o Of
the local team yesterday by score Of % to Z:
The seventh inning marked the downfall of
st. Cloud BY clever base rqng and
managed to send five men over the home plate
This gave the Toozes the lead by one score
sending ih in another tally in the last half Of
the ninth. The Toozes cinched the game In
the tenth, base on balls, an error and Wines
s being toT he on the
Der for the st. Cloud team. altho hit rathei
hard, pitched good game; but errors counted atef
game, but steadied himself towards the las
and pitched goed rsns caught
st. geo1 5iopd inns :::::S 9 9 81!
HEAVY GAMBLING AT LEEDS.
ls4 the weheps team Sy ts the scese Of
| beside this, many Of the fans had side bets
The defeated team claimed the championship .
the state but this loss will put crimp II
| their claims.
BIG SCORE AT SHELL LAKE.
| Shell Lake, Wis.,. Aug. 6.-Hertel defeate
s seS4e b nahs IL to e. rRe Brother
We're on the points for the winning team, Will
| ~oS~--'
| DELoRA1NE LOSES OUT.
Westhope, N. D., Aug. e.-The Westhop
| team defeated the Deloraine club yesterday b
! the score of S to A. Batteries-Betts an
Grahoud for Deloraine; Miller and Boals 70
| the winners.
| CHAMPIONS oUTCLASsED.
| Tolley, N. D., Aug. 6.-The Tol1ey team dc
| feated the fast Kenmare salaried aggregate
by the score Of 5 to g. The winners playe
an almost errorless game and the champion
were outclassed all thru the game.
HOT GAME AT HAYWARD.
Hayward, Wis, Aug. 6.-The Hayward teal
won from the Lake heterogeneous by the scoI
Of to in a holly contested game he!
yesterday afternoon. The victory was due
a three Dagger made by Fox the local catche
| Batteries-McGrath and Fox; McCorkle al
Steusser
THE HOME TEAM WAS FAST.
,so,+onrarv MINI Aup. 6,--The local teal
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HAMMERRAoHEa UMP1RED.

Hastings Mimi. Aug. Elm well-played
game the McMullins defeated the South st:
Paul ball team here yesterday by score of
10 to 4. The features of the game the
heavy hitting of the locals and the fine work
of Shanahan who struck out ten men and al
lowed only four hits. Carl Hammerbacher Of
St Faul uupred, .. ..
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WOOD AND COAL

DRY FACTORY HARDWOOD, CHEAPEST,
c.eanest and best wood in the city. Barnard.
Cope Mfg. Co.. 4th st and ID av NE.
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the game. Dahlgren struck out eight men,
while Rennix famed Ave. Six hits were made
by the Maroons to three by the home team,
and so the game should have gone to the
Mapletons had not errors married their chance.
The score by innings:
Eissksasteins $50 z / 3 1 / g 60
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Hayward, Wis, Aug. 6.-The Hayward team
won from the Lake Webagamons by the score
of 4 to in hotly contested game Ell here re
a three-bagger made by Fox, the local catcher;
Batteries-McGrath and Fox; McCorkle and
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cery: rent SIS; living room; location in select
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The crop that is worth its weight In Ster.
ling silver. Write today for folder, giving
prices Of nursery stock, roots and seeds for
NarshalltoWp. Iowa. gI
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at Lyndale Terrace, 25th st and Lyndale av s
$3.50 per month. Nickels & Smith, 311 Mic
I'll at -
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LIE CLAIRE WAS POUNDED SOME.

Red Wing, Mimi, Aug. 6.-The Furriers de-
feated the Athletics Of st. Paul Yesterday,
16 to 2. Spencer, pitching for Red Wing,
held the visitors to two hits, while lie Claire
was pounded all over the lot for fourteen hits:
Next Sunday Red WING VIII play s Ea an,on
ship of southern Minnesota. This game prom
ises to be the biggest event in the history of
the national sport in this city.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-08-06

ATTEND THE OPENING SALE OF LOTS ON
the new townsite at Crosby N. D.. Aug. s,
1906 at 8 pm. Choice business locations in
the banner town in the banner country.
G. A. Campbell. TOWNSHIP agent, 500 Line, Min
lie finn