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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1907-10-30

lsdelnje 0 D. X. Pelantoyi nasledu-
jici Karel Pelant byl zastup-
Gem eeske sekce ma Sy6tovgch
lsjezdech Voln6 Myslenky V Rim6
ia Pafizl, jc pfedsedou Spolku
bezyercu "Augustin Smetana" v
Praze, a spolu i DIR. Bartoskem
nesI Iblayni thu posledniho
lprazskeio kongresu. Byyal re.
daktorem brn6nskt Roynosti",
pax byl redakci prazskeho "Ca-
sn' pozdfji zalozil Praze
Pfehled reyui', shrnnjici arut-
ne yysIedky reylalni Geske litera-
tury Pan Pelant je go nej1zcji
srostly SO syetoyou organised Vol
ne MysleDky, osobou ncjlepe &c.
chach nj informovanou, byI Sc
kretafem GeskG sekce cd samych
lpocdtkd n ysechna agenda prosla
jeho rukama. Karel PeIant pfi-
chazi sem pracoyati pro Volnou
Myslenku n pfi syych znalostech
jazykoyych bude moci pro nj pra-
cOyati mezi Nfmci Polaky a Ita.
lly.' Ny k tomu dodayame, ~
Karel Pelant je jednim nejdGin.
lntjsich hlasateld nazoru, ze tesky
Icloytk jak jen trocbu pomtry
lmu doyoli ma jiti do sy6ta, ably
poznaI, jinG kraje q pomtry nez
nase domaci. pokud sami vine,
Pelant V srdci SVEN choyal NJ od
Idayna touhu poznat Ameriku n
Ipomdry zdejSich krajand, o nichz
Gesk6mu syttu dostaya ne jen
sporych zpray Dobfe znamy
json jeho cestopisn6 kanserie,
jez syou syeraznosti yymykaji Sc
. rance obycejnych, snchych ce.
stopisnych crt. Jsou 10 obrazky,
jez hraji ysemi barvami kraje, 0
ntmz jednaji. Mnohe bude zaji-
mat, ~ Karel Ielant je beletri-
sticky cinnym. Dostaly se nam
do rukon jen nahodou jeho ntkte-
re obrazky, jako "Kotorska vzpo-
minka Mcze humanity, Bar.
Wy, ale tech mozno solIditi, ~
Pclant je duse yzacna, ynimaya,
yzdy otevfend pro porozumdni pro
bolesli jinlch. NGktcry . nich
pfineseme nekterem y pfistich
;isel. Ttsime Sc pima srdce nan,
nebot jsme pfesy6dceni, ze pobyt
jeho mezi nami zanecha znatelnou
idcoyou ryhu nemalo pfisptje
k ozdray6ni naSich pomtriI.
Delnici pro americke lodstvo
Mbnisterstyo namofnictvi -krat-
KEN ease yypise konkurs ma 10.
900 strojnikG, zamecnikG n jinych
d6lniku, ktere bude potreboyat VI
San FRANCISCAN yilbec ma ceIem
pacifickem pobfezi na lodich at |
lanticke eskadry, ktera tam odplu- |
je dnc 10. prosince. Vsem naja- |
tym delniknm iich rodindm ce-
do San FranaiAka vlada
laplati Budon vsak nuceni, zyla |
Ste strojnici a zamcenici podepsa-
Ii smlouyu, ~ znstanou ye vladni
,luzbe po TAX dlouho, dokud je
vldda bude potfeboyati V San
Franciskn po zdmetuicich n stroi.
nicieh ic znatnd poptdvka a isou
lohre plaeeni
X cemu je ma svete9
Zajimavou historian yyprayl o
'hiealskem milionafl Mccormick.
nj lamejSi anglickt lsty Nc
'ormick pozyal icdnoho due ntet
liho sye firms Andrew More,
nnda uo ohed 70 ohede podano
Iylo Vino a piyo a Mccormick po.
isel k PHI s,eho hosta Andrew /
arnmtuil - iako pauenku a odfe' b
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1907-10-30

Iody6til; "Dcknji, nelsoufim. lIo-
stitcl Sc podiyil u svtmu udivenf
dal prdehodn sloyy; "Sctfite asi
lpro d6ti2" Andrew znoyu zrdzo-
| vGl jako dobfe yychoyaDa sletin-
ka fekI Nikoliy, il nemam
ldGti,' - ! poklepal Me Cormick
1cetnimu ma ramenG zyolal !:
I"rcdy, pane ,Morelande, proc
Iylastn6 jste ha sytt62' Andrew
Iznoyu zateryenal se jako panenka
u zahoyofil: X tomu yzdy pfi.
blizim, abych pracoyal ku pro.
Isptcbu sytho zamestnayatele. I"
Druhtho dne Me Cormick zyysil
Imu sluznG o tisic dollaru rotnG.
Ceskoamericky u6enec pamatce
Josefy Naprstkove.
prazsk6 "Narodni Listy" ozna.
Imuji, H. dobfe znamy krajan mas
Izijici We Washington6, y &, p.
Dir. AleS IIrdlitka, wi, jemuz ne
dayno pi Josefa Naprstkoya N.
slala pro jeho zahradku hrst fes
| skf zem6 zaslal starostoyi most
Iprazskych drM X. Grosoyi vfolS
soustrastny pfipis mad dmrtim tG.
TO, jak prayf We SVEN dopise, p'o-
ste, ryzi a hrdinne zeny u pfiIoziI
zar0ven castku $50 X. X tomn eli
III, ably tryaIym pamatnikem uctf-
na byla nebynouci pamet OBJ bJn
slecbetnych manzeld Vojty u Jo.
sefy Naprstkoygch. Oar tento
odeyzdan bude kurat0riu Naprs
btkova pr6mysloyeho musea ie.
muz darcc k yolnemn uyazeni o.
nechava, jak nejl6pe v intencich
manzelf Naprstkoyyeh mflo by
Sc obnosu tohotO pouziti Meme.
ne yfely soustrastny dopis naslal
starostoyi dru X. GroSoyi jato
pfedsedovi kuratoria musea Ma
prstkoya y. q. 7. Mason, hIayni
feditel oddtleni antropologiek6,lo
Narodniho musea Spoj Statd We
WsahingtonG, ktory yzpomina
yzncsene zeny, ktcra ycdle cot
nych jinych blahoddrnych skutki
ziskala zasluhy antropologli a
Geskou etnografii.
Vitezstvi bezdratneho telegraph.
u Montreal Canad6 Sc ozna-
muje, ze dne lS, fijna zaslan byl
prvni telegram do Evropy po bez-
dratnG telegraph Udalosti teto
pfitita Sc takoyy vyznam, jaky
mel pryni kabel, zaslany do H.
vropy Prvni telegram postal
sam Marconi ze stanice, ktera po-
stayena je V Glace Bay Ia MIN
nasledoyaly novinarske depese, Ia |
nedlouho na to dosly odpoyedi. Y |
kruzich $ radosti pri-
jail tnto novou yymozcnost a pred |
j yelkou budoucnost, ne
bot posilani telegram bez drath |
ie o mnoho leynejsi nezli kabelo
yani. Dosud IN jedno sloyo do r.
gropy plati So 33 centn, kdezto
,poletnost Marconiho "a jedno
,loyo eta lj centu. Radna slu1-
IA na t6to hezdratnt inii zapoe.
ie v nekolika dneeh. Pfedb6ine
.ta6i, kdyl yyhoyi Sc depeSim no
'inafskfm pozdei prijimdny
,udon obehodni telegramy sta
lice y dlaec Bay Stoji ma jcdne
'yiniyuiici skalc bfehu Cape.
irrton u stdla vice nel 100000
.ynalexce hegdratneho telegraph
larconi jest nyni 3aleti, Poor. i
ost ma echc nhraiil hned \ roco ,
o0l, kdy ueinil pryni sdafilS po 4
us telegraph beg dram oil ,
ieh dob stale s@2il 50 syni "a. q
alez ldokonaloyati q y dohe pfi. )
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1907-10-30
NAsledky new.yorske paniky.


~. fijna zayfena u ttyfi yeIk6
korporace octIy se V nesnazlch ja.
ko primy nasledek paniky V New
Yorku, ktera dostayila SO v zapGti
po IIemzoyG fiaskn v United Goo.
per dalsim yyyinu jeho. 20
sch0zi Clearing House Association
bylo ro2bodnuto, ze risiko dalSiho
.klesani na burse jest pfilis yelikG u
mlze miti za nasledck obrozeni
jlnych 1stayu v mGstG n proto ra-
da SO rozhodla do6asn6 obebod ma
bnrse pferusiti, nez 80 situace Wy.
jasni. V pfitomnG dob6 jest zayfe-
ma, aniz by bylo ur6itG ozndmcno,
.kdy bude obehod Ease zahAjen,
Ony velke korporace, do zmatk6
zahrnut6 ndSledkcm nedostatku
pence, jsou Security Investment
Company, Westinghouse Electric
and Manufacturing Go, Westin.
house Machine Go. q Ncrost Lamp
Go. NGjaky Gas bylo znaJno, ze
korporace ty trpi yelltym nedo-
statkem hot0yycb pcn6z n po ne.
kolik minulycb dnd zaufal6 tGmtf
pokusy byly cin6ny zislsati peni-
ze, ale bez yysledku NyndjA kri.
Sc V New Yorkn, nAbGh ma Kni.
ckerbocker Trust Go, u yelkG IVY
SEM sazby III hotoyG penize pfi-
spGly k pfetrzeni yelice napjatG
jiz tctiyy. - Zprdyy, jez V jinych
yelkych m6st ma pobfezi We yni-
trozemi dochdzeji, nasyedtuji, ze
tamni banky, jsouee pfesyGdteny
0 dobr6m stayu u zdray6m podkla.
dn SVEN, neob6yaji Sc zddnych
nasledkh new.yorskG paniky; v
pokladndch jejich nal6zaji Sc do
statetn6 zaloby ony pfi roznm.
mem hospoddfstyi SVEN prosperu-
j. Stejne tom smyslu apr6yy
dochdzeji Bostonn, Chicago, st,
Louis, Denver San Franciska,
Baltimore, Milwaukee u jinych
mist. Bankefi prohlasuji, he new
yorsky krach silenych spekulaci
mohl byti kazdou chvili oGekdyan
q oni ze sc ma n6j pfipravili
veliky financni zmatek.
Veliky zmatek We financnim
sv6te zpdsobily ne prdy6 radostne
zprayy 2 New Yorku o 1padku
ri velikych bank a ctyf toyaren.
knickerbocker Trust Co, kterd
ma majetku $6s,000,000 dluhu
t63, 100000, zastavila platy pry VI
IL pficiny. ze vkladatcle hromadne
vyzvedli 81 $S,000,000 a banka ne
n6la dale elm platit. Meyer 4
90, bursiani, ucinili upadek. Je-
lich dluhy obnaseji sest milionH
lollard. Velika Carnegiova occ-
arna Bellaire a medena Smel.
,oyna V Coram, Cal, zavfely sye
.avody pry do "a DOLBY, dolSud fl
lancni pomGry Sc nezlepsi Vlada
na pritomne dobf v rnkou asi
~, 10000 ie ochotna tyto bez.
'latn6 pnjciti, ably pfedesla pani-
g, Kdyz VIC stfedu, dine % fijna
ahajen byl nah6h ma Trust Go,
# America, ktera jest iednou
bank meste, ujali Sc
eel Morgan Stillmm, zastupce
,ockefelleruy, ktefi slihili zalro
eni, Nladni finaneni tajemnik
'ortelyou pnJeil bankam Rookie,
elleroye a Morganoye $4,000, ,000,
tert ohro1enym hankam peni4o
nj6ily tyto mohly poplasenym
afltelOm dale vyplaect lrosl.
ent Roosevelt No syt feei Nash.
lie, Tenn, o tnaneni tisni fekl
i totoi ~ akcioySm trhsti po,
ednieh nekolika mesie0 panuje
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1907-10-30
X cemu je ma svete7

Iajimavou historian yyprayi o
chiealskem milionafi Mccormick.
oij lamejSi angliekt lety Nc
t'ormiek pozyal icdnoho due atet.
niho sSe firmy Andrew More.
landa ua ohed 70 obede podano
hylo Vino a piyo a Mccormick 20.
hizel k pitt syeho hosta Andrew
tarnmeuil - iako pauenku o,lfe'
kli Dtkuj srdeene ncpiiu "
10 II Nc CVfmlek poeasloyal syt'
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-04-30
DAN RENEAR
STILL WINNING

SAN FRANCISCO. April 23-Highly
eIated at winning four out Of five
meets. the swimming team Of the Uni
yersity Of Pennsylvania returned from
It's Western trip yesterday. accom-
panied by The water polo team. which
had not been as successful in con-
tests. says the New York Sun The
only organization which downed thu
Quakers in swimming was the Chicago
Athletic Association, which. of course,
had the services Of Handy. Dan Re
near OF California, vas as usual the
star man IF the college team. lowering
the tank records for the 100. 40 and 81
yard races at the University Of Chi
cago and the University Of Illinois.
The other teams which were defeated
in the races. diving and plunging for
distance represented the Missouri Attn
ie1ic Club Of st. Louis and the Carneg-e
Club Of Braddock. Pa
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SHEFFIELD WON
FROM EVERTON

LONDON. April 70-Fully $4,000 ad.
mirers of football arrived in London
today On special trains from Yorkshire.
Lancashire and the MidIands TO wit
ness the final game in the English cup
ties at the Crystal palace between Ev-
erton, the holder Of the trophy, and
Sheffield. With the c~ontingents from
the south the railroad managers esti-
mate at least 81. 900 persons came TO
London 10 see the game. The metrop-
oils provided it's full quota, bringing
the total number TO about loo 900. By
the time the game opened the standing
room was packed. All the seatina
capacity at the grounds had been sold
a week ahead.
Sheffield kicked Of and scored a goat
within 20 minutes. Everton then be-
came the aggressor, but Sheffield put
UP q fine defense. and it was not until
just before he end Of the first half
that the holders Of the cup were able
10 tie the score.
During the last quarter Of the game
both teams put in their best work,
neither being able to score for some
time. Then one Of the Sheffield or
wards got the ball and with a wen
directed kick Won the second goal.
Everton was unable to score after that
and Sheffield captured the trophy.
Lord Chief Justice Alyertstone pre-
scented the cup 70 h winners.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-04-30

TENNIS AT
EVA COURT

The tennis tournament at Eva pan
tation last Sunday, was not finished as
was expected. The day was warm IN
the morning. but it cooled off during
the afternoon
There was a pretty good sized crowd
from town to watch the games played.
The first game commenced promptly
at 8 O'Clock. and the last one played
was finished at sis. The rain came
in little showers about this time, SO
they had 10 postpone the semi-fnals
and finals to next Sunday. weather per
hitting. when the winners of the ups
will be known
The following was the order Of play
ing Sunday:
H G. schmidt and Gouvea VS.. Nc
Eaehern and Gliding; latter won:
Cd; Co.
A. N. Schmidt and Silver VS. Swift
and Wright: former won: 6-2; Sd.
Terada n West VS.. Greenfield n
Newman: former won: 1o-8; s-S-
Douglas and Muller VS.. Brolan \
Davidson: former won: e-2; 3-o; 6-4-
Renton and DeVries VS. Guild and
Godfrey; former won rs; 10
McKeeyer and Jenkins VS. Mclean
and Eklund: former won: 6-3; 6-l-
a. NJ. Schmidt and Silver VS.. Nc
Eachern and Gliding; latter won: Cd;
So: 81.
Terada ard West VS.. Douglas and
Muller: former won: SIS; 6-2; SO.
Terada and West will play against
MeKeever and Jenkins and Renton and
Devries against McEachern and Gliding
next Sunday. and the winners Of these
two matches win play for the cup.
G.. F. G.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-04-30
Delicate Wash
Goods
ILLUSTRATED STORY NO. IS
ILLUSTRATED STORY NO. IS.

The ladies' thin. delicate wash goods
such as s-hirtwaists. skirts. negiigees
and undsrclothing-are not worn out
on your person 1t Is the continual
washing.
II IS the laundry.
II Is not so much the way your
clothing is handled, but r. is the soaps
bluing and starches that work ruin.
Now, because we launder hundreds OF
these garments weekly We naturally
know the best materials TO use 10 give
the best satisfaction to our patrons.
We would not think Of using soar
containing a bit OF I've on ladies'
clothes.
We would I'VE dream Of using the
common bluing Of
We know by the analysis starches
hat contain acids and We do not buy
them.
We keep studying and experimenting
all the time in a scientific way how 70
Iaunder.
Don't you think Il would be safe to
intrust US with your work?
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-04-30
Oahu Railway
TIME TABLE.
OUTWARD.

OUTWARD.
For Waianae, Waialua, Kahuku and
Way Stations-*9:15 a. m, 1920 p. n.
For Pearl City, Eva Mil and Way
etations-t7:30 a. NJ, *9:15 a. n, Hos
a m -2t15 p. NJ, 500 p. n, 1913 P.
NJ, 1880 p. m, III p. H..
For Wahiawa-*9:15 a.. II. and t5:15
p H.
INWARD.
Arrive Honolulu from Kahuku, Wal.
alua and Waianae-%s:36 a. m, 5:31
p. m.
Arrive Honolulu from Eva Mil and
Pearl City-f7:46 a. m, 1886 q. m,
s.10:3s a. m, LAO p. m, 44:31 ?. m,
.5:31 p. m, $50 p. m.
Arrive Honolulu from Wahiawa-
1886 a. N. and *5:31 p. m
sDaily. Elk. Sunday. Sunday Only.
The Haleiwa Limited, a two-hcur
train [only frst-class tickets honored),
leaves Honolulu every Sunday at s:22
a. m; returning. arrives IN Honolulu
at 1910 p. N. The Limited stops only
at Pearl City and Waianae.
G. P. DENISON, F. C. SMITH,
Supt. GP.&T-A.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-04-30
BEAT
TIGER" SMITH

LONDON. April 22-The announce
u1e1r Of two big International contests
attracted Z great crowd 10 the National
Sporting Club tonight. The first fight
was between Owen Moran Of Btrm1ng-
ham and Albert belmont Of Boston,
twenty rounds. for the bantam nam
pi0nship Of the world and q purse o.
s2900. Moran was q warm 42yoTiIs
II the betting and proved = winner
On points, but only after the fight q
gone the full twenty rounds.
The second contest was between sam
Langford, an American, and Tiger
smith a Welsh fighter, twenty rounds,
for the middIa-weight championship OF
the world and Z purse Of $4,000. Lang
ford won in the fourth round
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-04-30
JOY GETS ONE
LONE MENTION

The fans may get 3 chance 70 see the
much advertised Barney Joy in acton
this week. The curiosity to see the
Hawaiian IS still unsatsshed, and the
management win probably put him On
the hill one day this week SO that the
critics mag Judge for themselves Z
the big pitcher can DO. Any time JOY
Is announced 10 pitch he viii draw his
months salary al n gate. That IS
the first time. What he viii draw On
subsequent occasions viii depend On
the impression he makes On b On
lockers in his maiden efforts r Ex-
alineT.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-04-30
BARNEY JOYS
SECOND GAME

SAN FRANCISCO. Cal. April %
The san Francisco League team Was
defeated II yesterdays game by OAK
land. The score was Oakland s, san
Francisco -
Barney Joy. the Honolulu pitcher.
was In the box for san Francisco BE
was effective in his work except IN
the fifth inning. when Oakland lined
out four hits and Melted three runs.
Joy struck out eight men and gave
four bases On baIls-AfternOon Press
Report. sEzE
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-04-30
soLoNs TO BOWL

Teams representing the Senate and
the House VIII bowl a match az the
Hotel Baths a. 40 ?. n today.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-04-30
CRIMSON BEATS
BERKELEY BLUE

ASSOCIATED Press C~ablegram-)
SAN FRANCISCO. cal, April p
The stanford eight today defeated the
University OF California crew az saG-
saItto.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-04-30
REMOVAL NOTICE

". P PATTERSON, Contractor
Builder, ard ]. J. WEITTLE, the S.sn
Painter, have moved TO HOS onfon
street. nexs block mauka from toeu
Did stand. Phone Main sez-
Estimates n Work Cheerfuny GfVsn
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VIM. G. IRWIN & CO., LII

SUGAR FAcToRs AND
COMMISSION AGENTS
Vim. G.. Irwin-President and Manage.
John d. Spreekels-First Vice-PresideEs
". N Gifard. Second Vice-PreEideEs
q. n. Whitney
Richard IverS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
". =.
AGENTS FOB
Oceanic Steamship Co, San FraS
Western Sugar Refining Co, e&s
Francisco, Cal
Baldwin Locomotive Works. PAIs
aslphi., Pa
Newau Universal Mil Co, Maas
facturers of National Cane ssrsdsR
New York, n. z.
Pacific OIL Transportatisa Co., s.a
Franchises, Cal
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Fire Insurance.
THE B. F. CO.,
LTD.

LTD.
General Agents Tor Hawaii.
Atlas Assurance Company OF LondsB
New York Underwriters' Agency.
Providence Washington Insurance Com
PaHy.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-04-30
OAHUS TAKE
FIRST CAME
Johnny Williams Pitches Gilt:
Edged Ball Against the
kamehamehas.

The first baseball game of the inter
scholastic league between Oahu College
and Kamehameha Schools ook place
yesterday afternoon on re Punahou
campus, and was won by the -coIleg:ans,
by a score Of 4 TO 0. It was a remark
able game from start TO finish. and was
probably the fastest game ever played
in these islands. for the time consumed
in h full nine innings was only sixty
minutes.
For the past two or three years Inc
Kams have always been short-hanied
in twirlers. but this year is an excep-
ton. Their pitcher, Capt Lota. dis
charged his task yesterday as if he
were a veteran in the box Were ii
not for his fine pitching the score would
undoubtedly have been much larger.
Johnny Williams for the Buff and
Blue pitched a hitless game. His work
was all that could be desired. He was
very cool and used good judgment.
Only t~wenty-nine men faced him, and
out Of these, he struck L nine. walked
one. and off ais delivery o a single
hit was made. Il him Oahu College
has a pitcher who is second only to the
late South-paw Ahrens.
Capt. J. Desha handled the bunch Of
players very well and was there with
the goods. The other Desha mad a
spectacular one-handed catch out in
the left garden in the sixth inning 10
On. the only six-foot Ch;naman, can
certainly do something with the stick.
He started the game going in the first
inning by making a single into right,
and n the eighth he connected the ball
squarely with the big stick, and swat
ted out a home run
The collegians began business in the
third inning After Whine had struc
out. Lyman made a two-base hit TO
left, stole third and came home on W.
caught stealing home. and the inning
ended by 10 On's fly to the right field
err. Then nothing came off until the
sixth inning. when J. Desha made a
three-base hit. He anne in on Lo
.On.s hit to shortstop. In the seventh.
AcDougaI. after getting his base on
balls. BY q series of bunts advanced 10
third and on WINES hit TO shortstop.
who fumbled 1t. got home safely. After
T - a--- 49, -,rw -. ~hz GfvhTh inning
no more scoring was done
Evers umpired the game and all his
decisions were accepted by both sides
without any kicking.
Both teams were ably supported by
their rooters. and the cheering on the
part Of the Kams. even in n face OF
defeat. was something new 10 Honolulu
They never at any time gave up hope
Of winning. and not until their last man
was declared out did the rooters stop
cheering.
Following is the score by innings:
12345s7ss
College ..... 0 01001110 O.
Kams 49,. ...-.. 100000 %
The lineup:
Oahus-C. Lyman. G.: ". Desha, II;
]. Desha. S.: Lo On. 3b.. J. Williams,
T.: A. Lowrey, 2b.: A McDougal. CT;
c. Akina. IF: :. Whine, ID; z. Park
lnson. cf-
kams-Ordenstein, SIS; Murray, ID;
Mckenzie. If: Waiau, 90, Norton. #;
White. cf-: Kalimapehu, C.; Tooney,
Oh. LOLa, p
Summary.
Struck out-By Williams, 2; by Lo-
IA. 5.
Two-base hit-LyTnar,
Three-base hit. Desha.
Home run-Lo On
Stolen bases-W. Desha, two; G. Ak-
ma. one: Lyman. one: Ordenstein, two
Murray. one.
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sus while they were about their Off
cial duties.
3. c. Holt said the scheme was an
ingenious one and ought to be adopt
ed.
kirkman Raises Point.
Kirkman raised the point of the ac-
curacy of the census which the EMU
merators might take and asked in
what position the city would be in If
the field deputies found there were
10000 people in Walla Walla and the
city enumerators said there were 90
900.
Dement, suggested this difficulty
might be obviated by having the city
appoint the same men named by the
county.
Dement, and two others to be appointed
by him should petition the commits
siOners in person to have the census
taken outside of the corporate limits
Of the city.
The motion passed unanimously. 1t
was unQerStOOQ the commercial cluD
is to bear no part of the expense of
taking this census.
1t was suggested after the meeting
that this plan would contain most of
the advantages of the original plan be-
cause the city would have, in addi-
ton to it's own office census, the
county figures on all districts lying
adjacent to the corporate limits. The
city would then know how much terri
tory would have to be added to bring
the population up to the essential co.
600 if the official census showed the
number in the city fell short of this
mark.
The report of the committees which
had charge of the Inland Empire BAN
quet was read and adopted. 1t show
ed a net profit of 1920 from the ban
quet.
Resolutions thanking the Walla Wal
la band for its services at the BAN
quiet were unanimously passed.