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Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1907-01-04
OFFICIAL VILLAGE PAPER.
JURY SYSTEM IS WEAK.

Nothing in recent criminal history
has done more to bring into disrepute
the jury system than the Sloane muir
der trial in which young sport was
practically turned loose after he had
confessed to the killing Of his father.
Nothing in the whole trial was intro
d iced that would justify the belief
that young Sloane was insane. If eat
ting dirt while toddling boy is evil
dence Of insanity then there are no
sane children because they will all eat
dirt if given an opportunity. In fact
the child that won't eat dirt ought to
be examined for its sanity. Sidney
Sloane was said to have spells" while
baby, but what is there strange about
all that1 Certainly nothing that has
convinced intelligent citizens that he
was mentally unsound at the momen!
he struck down, with an ak, his old
father. But there was evidence, be-
yond any possible doubt, that would
show young Sloane to be a moral leper,
a degenerate, a moral idiot. He was
one Of those young swells, lost to all
sense Of decency, who sought only the
company of lewd, lost women and
vicious, degenerate men. He was
one Of those who, by choice, selected
the way Of wickedness and sin, blunt
ing every moral sense and dwarfn&
every noble aspiration. And when hi
had reached that stage where he coulC
deliberately murder his own father HI
was turned loose by jury on tn
ground Of insanity, verdict that ha
caused a sense Of shame and humilia
ton to fill mems hearts and to max
people seriously question the wisdor
Of the jury system. 1t breeds dis
respect for law and places a premium
on mob violence that should not be
and would not exist were murderers lik
: Sloane properly punished by the law
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1907-01-04

The National pure food law went
into effect the first of the year. Goods
must now be labeled exactly correct.
Whiskey has got to be whiskey and
adulterated candy doesn't go. Also
canned CANNES can no longer be sold
disguised as Fancy Potted Veap' or
"Boneless Chicken" Neither is ii
legal to work two dollar cayuses up into
"Deviled Ham,"
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1907-01-04

There is reason to believe that Troy
will have another railroad in the near
future. The fact that Troy is the big
gest shipping point between Lewiston
and Spokane is reason enough to in
duce another road to enter the field.
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1907-01-04
Why suffer from Rheumatism ?

Do you know that rheumatic pains
can be relieved? If you doubt this just
try one application OF Chamberlain g
Pain Balm. 1t may not give you relief
from pain but will make rest and sleep
possible, and that certainly means a
great deal to any one afflicted with
rheumatism. For sale by G. V. John
son.
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1907-01-04

John D. Rockefellow may have, as
reported, been unable to serve oysters
to his guests, but that fact did not
prevent him from making So, OOO,O 900
donation to the University Of Chicago.
Poor old fellowl AS soon as we get
plenty Of time we will pass the hat for
the old man.
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1907-01-04
Good Advice.

y .ynees.s "Take bath once a year
4 8. whether you need it or
AZ sArHsM not" This advice was
given once by college president to
lot of young men while talking to them
about personal cleanliness. Our porcel-
ain bath tub, with plenty of hot water,
will be found pleasant and to your lik-
ing. "Idaho Barber Shop just across
the street from the brick hotel.
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1907-01-04

After all the abuse and bowling
about extravaganza in county affairs
Latah county is in the best condition
financially Of any county in the state.
We have the lowest tax rate OF any
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1907-01-04

A movement is now on foot to form
Roosevelt Third Term clubs. There
is nothing that would please the people
better than another term for Theodore
Roosevelt.
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1907-01-04

Among the reasons why Troy is
good, live town is the fact that there
is not even one knocker in our town.
Troy is made up Of boosters.
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1907-01-04
CIarkston-Vineland.

lands now ready for sale under the great pipe line de-
clared by engineers most perfect ana compete
system in America. Pure mountain water p'ps0 -
.oo+ Mild winter climate Locate your nome near Town
- an orchard OF apples and grapes paying 9'oooo per
acre every year Best OF schools. Seven churches NO
.,oons We call this extension OF famous Nmelanu 'ne
ac,arkstop Heights" Splendid outlook oil snowy nouH-
a e,o miles Of rivers and broad valley. Prices reason
able, terms easy
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1907-01-04

1Ev1sTON.CLARKSTON COMPANY
Charleston, Washington.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-11
ELDERLY MAN
STRUCK BY TRAIN
HENRY JONES OF SlkESToN, MO-.
PROBABLY FATALLY INJURED
BY MOBILE & OHIO
TRAIN.
NEAR TENTH strict
Victim Had Been Drinking and Over
GENE by Drowsiness Sat Down
On a Railroad Tie.

An accident, the result OF which
probably viii prove fatai occurred
yesterday afternoon al 1855 O'Clock
when Henry, Jones who resides near
Sikeston, Mo, was struck by a Mo-
Die & OHIO passenger train No. 2 at
The Tenth street crossing and terribly
injured
oJnes, who is about 50 years of age.
ad been drinking and overcome with
lrowsiness bv The effects Of his pota
ions sat down on a railroad tie and
fell fast asleep Engineer Decker. Of
he incoming Mobile & Ohio passen-
er train saw Jones and blew the
nhistle, hur.iedly putting on the
emergency brakes but it was impos-
sible TO son the train IN time ana the
rilot struck Jones throwing him to
me side Of the track with terrific
torce.
The train was stopped and the in
'ured man was taken aboard and
rousht to the city. He was removed
q ST. Mays Inhrnary where thu
rail.oad company's surgeon and as
sis ants. cleaned and dressed his
rounds
The flesh on Jones back was torn
lpen 70 The backbone and three
pieces Of the bone were fractured. the
light shoulder blade, the right leg be |
.ween the knee and ankle and four
N FIVE ribs We've fractured. From the |
,xtent of Jones Injuries his recovery |
Is extye mely doubtful,
Jones is a bachelor ami has been
Employed on the farm of Louis Hinkle |
Tho resides between Skies on and |
Mo
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-11

abandoning navigation has never
aeen ente, tanned and the tonnage has
ilways been considerable BY the
government Fetu1ns the value Of ship
nents along the river in 1905 was
s27 100000, Of which $2.700,o00 was
n thr river above rhatFanonea In
five years ending with 1905 the Ten
lessee river trade doubled The popu-
alton III touch with II maintained
heir faith i'll Its navigation and matte
he most Of such means for its ntiIiza-
ion as We're within their reach They
lave the satisfaction now Of leading
he rest Of the Mississippi valley In
he permanent be'tprment of the
great natural highway Of trade that
nature bestowed upon them. In the
course Of a few wears steamers
loaded at st. Louis will run as far
asst as Knoxville, n the western
slope of the Alleghanies. A water
way has been planned to connect
with the Black Warrior. a route that
would afford an outlet 10 the Gulf OF
Mexico. With the isthmian canal in
there can not be too many
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-11
ON THE RIVERS
Improvement of the Tennessee I'm.
portant to Cairo as Well as
to ST. Louis-Notes.

A st. Louis paper says More
than any other large city st. Lou.
Is interested In the Improvement Of
the Tennessee river. which. rising III
the mountains Of Virginia and Motif
Carolina, empttes In the Ohio naa'
ifa mouth, poin closely tributary tr
this center BIT trade. and connected
with ii by a line Of packets Within
two Or taaee years N permanent depth
III hve feet Mt law water will have
heen secured tn the Tennessee be-
tween ifs mou b ana Chattanooga
and Of three feet between Chatta-
raoga and Knoxville. This win give
continuous navigation iii the Tennes
see AZ an seasons Tor a distance d
G5a miles, and open 10 ST. Louis q
trade reaching the ter Of states on
ne South Atlantic. a region which
Ia addition to other resources, Il rich
= minerals. At the present time til
freight rates by river from ST. Louis
to Chattanooga are from % to 81
cents per 100 pounds compared wit
Lie charge of IS 10 90 cents by rail
This year navigation is carried on
regularly in the Tennessee below
Chattanooga by several steamers with
capacity OF from $50 to 400 tons
One of these vessels; built espe ialll
for the lowe Tennessee at a cost Of
$4,000. is 16G feet long and draws
four and one half feet She has much
excursion travel hfough the NOM
tain section Of the river With a suit
able boat and q sufficient channel.
waterway will lack business.
The improvement of the Tennessee
Is more advanced than that of an
other large river in the Mississippi /
valley Al Muscle shoals he govern |
ment has spent S3.l29.0O0, and ptovid |
ed a five foot channel. which will be |
completed by work on the canal ap
Eroaches Collect and Bee Tree
shoals, between Florence and River |
ton, ale the worst remaining ohs;ruo 1
tions. Here the depth contemplate
Is five fee. On this stretch s1,223. 400
has been expended. sl71 900 author
ized but not expended. and the $5l3
oe9 In the latest river aud harbor bn
viii suffice. One steamer 1856 fee
long AMI two Others navigate h.
river between Chattanooga and Knoy
VILE the largest drawing three an
one-half feet. The river and harbors
bin recently passed allotted s9s0.575l
70 the Tennessee and its adequate i'm
lrovement may be counted on within
. few years. On the otstruct' on
near Chattanooga 100000 has beer II
spent but all that the national gov
eminent has been calleI on for In
that locality is s6z.s7o TO complete
the lock gates and Other machinev
which sum is also embraced in the
rev bill
Along the Tennessee the idea OF
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-11
General and Local Notes.

The river marked 27.3 feet on the
afro gauge las evening. showing a
Use of % in "a hours one year
lgc it marked 27.6 feet
Rising rivers We're reported from
points above here yesterday as fol
lows Pittsburg fS. Parlersburg
3. Cincinnati 80. Louisville 0G,
Evansville o.. Nashville oG. Chat.
tanooga O.5. Guntersville %. florence
"a Paducah OF. St Louis "a, Ches-
or 0.5.
The Dick Fowler was in and out as
usual yesterday She viii be the
aducah packet To-Day
The John s Summers went sontn
Nil an empty barge.
The T h. Davis came up from New
orleans with a transfer barge and
took it TO 1oppa.
The Mary Michael from the lower
river last evening had a barge Of log
M passed 20 Paducah.
The Beaver was preplring 10 leave
fol the lower river last night.
The excursion steamer Louisiana
makes tips ont Of Evansville TO-DAY
and tomorrow, two excursions each
az
The ]. b. Finley is brining ont an
ather 80 barges OF coal To- be dropped
aere for the ST. Louis gas company.
The Stacker Lee Jeff Memphis 81 s.
terday for Cairo. with CAPT A. s.
.ightner n command. She will De IN
'qrt tomorrow bound fo- ST Louis.
The Peters Lee viii be I'm port to-
lay f-om Cincinnati bound Tor Mem
ibis.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-11
CARNEGIE LIBRARIES IN GOTHAM

New York. May l0-The twenty
first branch builling Of the NeE York
Public Library. o. bee cree q from jho
Carr egie fund. was delicsiel THIS
- ernoon. The b. udiHe g. iCos.ai iu
East Ffty-eighth sire Fl ana sill
house about 10000 volume Ni-u
present plans h-vc been carried 9It
A. -etlrn # 90 fnsIu1oIi- sf.
without its Carnegie library Thee e
more bfanrhes are about really tr
open tWo III Staten Island iu. o.e %
HaFiefn.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-11

Keeping everiastingly at # insures
success Advertise IN the Bulletin.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-11
THE WEATHER
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Ye-tsrday's Cairo Temperatures.
General Conditions.

The day was rainy from morn,ne
tin late IN The afternoon. II meas
nred AZ of an inch The government
bulletin reported measurable rain
from seventeen points, AGA inches
falling at New orleans and 1,5G At
Galveston. Thete il little change ID
temperature,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-11

The who possibly gets snubbed and sighted Just
because he s'yery parts cular about his the
man we're looking for with sly les "Imperia' S.3
hats. Showing him. will not bother him, when
he runs his eye down this long line of Imperial
newness and goodness. No matter how parc ular
how discriminating he may be, his hat is here il its
). despite the fact he is Guaranteed the allaround
and service that comes with hats offered at q
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-11
Ysstsrsar.s R-ver Eo.e...t.-

The Ohio. at Evansville and Mt
vernon viii rise duriae the next sew
raj DAYS A. PahIcah no material
hause during ths next 30 hours At
Cairo. viii continue rising during the
sext 60 TO 4S hours. but az a decres5
ne rate
The Tennessee. a. Florence viii
continue 10 rise slowly during the
next - hours AZ 50lnsonvilie u0.
much change du-iue the next Sc
hours.
The Mississippi. fom Chester 10
Cairo. viii continue rising during The
next 70 hours
The Wabash. at At Carmel. no
material change
". r BARRON.
Official Temporarily in Charge.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-11

oaIeIal TenparariIy b L..
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-11
WASHINGTON Forecast.

Washington. May 10-ILLINO1s-
warmer with fresh northeast shrdiu
Fair Saturday Sunday fair and
warmer with fresh northeast 10 sou.h
east winds
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-11
Forecasts for Today.

Cairo and vicinity-Probably fair
cooler.
Illinois Probably fair,
Kentucky Cooler; partly cloudy
Tennessee Showers.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-11
SUI and Mcon.

Sun will rise today .+.,4;4S a m
sun viii set today 1905 p. m
Moon will rise tonight 4:47 a. m
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-12-02

BETTER BASEBALL


H..uu. O. crowd OBJ. nearly ."u chou.
auI people Yesterday afternoon .0u
A.I.0.ar team again defeated Che .1oH.
team Dos the a.Hu. n. .n d. Up FOB
Che hIJh inning .u. .m. was .ho bees.
.Ha. laa been played $500 .W In .H.
wu-on. series Hu. Jimmy Williams
started boo DOB dish uu' SOM. ..u
error playing. Hu. Dr.. result Wa. two
rm. Sam Nu0uW ALSO was nn.
HNW|u. poo. head W0ra once NI
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-12-02
us.:'.-:.l-;.i,s-+s-s.- F,.'f,,-t.s-.ss-i.i-bs +.
CHAMBERLAIN'S COUGH REMEDY
CURES QUICKLY. SAFELY
A-I- l.. 4 Gil

Mr. w. GAMER. proprietor of the Uni
ycrsal Supply store at Smaldeel, o. r
c. says: - have used and sold Cham
borlains Cough Remedy for over five
years in South Africa and find it gives
relief in a very short time and always
gives satisfaction to my customers.
When / was in England on "A trip
was sorry TO find that I could not pro-
cure this remedy, as a doctors advice
or anything else would not cure me so
quickly safely and easily" This me-
dicine is sold all over South Africa
and there is nothing better for coughs
colds or Group as it contains absolute
ly nothing injurious and is perfectly
safe to gave the little ones For sale
by all dealers, Benson, Smith & Co..
agents for Hawaii.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-12-02
rIInIEnA nErnEAHn

sT rETERspuRU Soy emo
Ipa IH everywhere Ou thu decrease
u Russia owing to influence of enc
cold weather and hu DANGER th,s
tp8u is REGARDED 1. being over "
is considered certain however chat
cholera viii break out again n m
creased Intensity uDNt sprng aud
conference has been called to meet
iu ST. pyiorsburg Co discuss proven
tive measures especially the steps
to- bo taken boz order to check the
spread of the disease along the great
water routes in the interior of Rus.
sia
u5-:s-:i-..'.s.ls-l,.- =
muller less than minute with the
dumbboIls. three swings at the punch
ing bag. and then the four round bout
limmic's Quickness ON his feet his
blocking and nimbleness were well
worth seeing Heitmuner was very
covcr and did his part to make the
bout interesting Taking it all in
am the house did not appreciate the
efforts of Britt
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-12-02
JIMMY BRITT
Gets A KNOCKOUT
HONOLULU LANDS A SOLAR pLEX-
Us on THE pRlZEFIGHTERs
THEATRICAL STUNT.

James Britt champion white light
weight fighter OF the world. received
am undcseryea knockout Saturday
night. when ne stepped from the wings
OF the Opera House TO the stage Tha
house was one of the poorest that has
been seen here for many years i'm
point of numbers The number of va
cant seats Outnumbered the occupied
ones three 10 one Jimmy remarked
behind the scenes that he would rather
play TO passes than TO that crowd A.
was nearly nine o'clock when Fisher
came ont and introduced Britt 10 the
audience. Jimmy was fautlessly at
tired i'm the latest cut evening clothes.
he told several stories which were
well received by the ones present Al
ter he had finished his monologup w.
J.. Welsh sang an illustrated song
which was encored After this futile
attempt To- arouse the interest Of the
house, several films, possibly miles of
moving pictures were started ON the
sheet and il looked very much as il
they would never stop. Finally the
main part Of the program was at
hand, and within ten minutes the show
| was over.
Britt, attired in white sleeveless
shirt and red trunks, came on and an
nounced that he would show how a
prizehghter trains to win, and some.
times to lose "A fight A minute or SC
of skipping the rope, the same time
! throwing the medicine ball to Heit
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-12-02

The famous Pearl Handles or Poe
lice team suffered defeat at the hands
or Demands picked team yesterday
afternoon In the FIRST game, by the
score Of . 10 Z, The game was lost
by Captain joe Loal who missed two
very easy Mes In right hold that al
lowed four runs The game was a
batting rcaU from start 10 liniBh, mixed
with very poor head work on both
teams, ana largo collection OF errors
ON both sides n looked NJ the end
of the eighth that the Pearl Handles
mphl win, The chance was lhcrc, but
lhcy aid not got thc support that was
needed EHpindn In loll hcld ana
Jackson In coutcr Ged for The cope
doHoryo credit aB they both dld well
ul the bat. ana also made several good
running catches The game was not
finished until after three, 49, both
teams ala not seem TO be- anxious
about doing any special huBtling IN
golug 10 lho bat, ana taking their
positions between innings The uni
form ana hat scheme Of both teams
was quite interesting oB the styles
wore not M nll In keeping with uni
formed teams Any old KIND Of hat
suited tho Police while the plOycr8 OF
/ tho Picked team each wore q different
suit
The game was for u silver cup offer
ed OY ChIc of Detectives A v Taylor
! This ia lun second cup that the Picked
team have won on Thanksgiving
! Duv huy won lho Woods cup and yes.
rorduy Uno 1uylor cup The following
! H rno Uuo.up ana score by innings
PICKED TEAM,
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-12-02

Tbn mmo Saturday afternoon bo-
lwnnu tho Al stars and tho Al IA.
HUllH resulted lu victory for tho form.
U Dog lhn aoOro of p 40 o. Both tuum8
did wnlI ur Jbo buD wd ia ono limo
}. looked uH IT tho local team might
WIu although lbry woru never IN tho
load Hampton wua Ia the boN for
lUn homo lomm BAR Of me gumo. ana
although hn wuH bll prn.ly Unoly at
lImm Doc would hpyn done much bet
lur ~ ibn uHu Ur tho team had given
hlm bette. support Twice with lhroo
mon ou un."# unOUa made DoynromN
NnH m lhn huN lor lho visitors and
pitched % NuN GOOD Pumo, consider
lue lhuI hu w0" Hll pretty lrnoIy at
.ImuH H0dnr HU MOT p ro his usual
I.m uu account oft .hn injury IhUl ne
wo..ynd uu lNm#lUE Jimmy VII
.IuwH did some good work ma lHo bat
m hlH noldug wua uW0y off once
nu missed nu coay ly lhW caused %
good dou Of bowling from Iho Wund
stand luy played q nuo mmo an
rNr wlN lmuuRh ana whom "a hll was
needed badly iu tho nuh l0 score %
IMAM drove "a clean two hunHur out
10 doom oonlor 0old and scored VII.
Hams Tho boost hlt OF lho day was
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-12-02

... um. IU# Williams made to deep
"au masking c.rol. oft the bases
before UhD uUI was hcldcd Taking
IH. .am, ua whole it was very boz.
him bottle" support DpyorcauN
..r...ne from start Co finish The io.
lowing Oh. Inc-up and score ny in.
H.U..
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-12-02
uIyIp SERVICE LABOR

DuIrhGO HD. hUm waiting
moro Umu lu um .o. n uoplN 40
hIa application 0Ur IUu H 20 rIlN Ne.
bornu NIuHn WuHN Npu 1000 emporium
ny poHudm 40 IuN. 0".I HuNIm
examination IHr m"n wU..
IN iho future mo uu lHumw WIl.
have 40 ulHH Hu examination Iu bold
hm place 1mu mn hold dWl. fw
Iorduy moro lhm % hundred mu up.
pclrnl M uuHwm no lhn mII of mo
1yll service nDmwi#Iuu
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-12-02

EDITOR STAR: - Whatever the
Bishop of Honolulu may or may not
have done, b. is not considered honor
able. 1--WE all know TO attack a man
from behind or when he is where
CabscnU he cannot defend himself
ed Times.
pee. 2nd 1907
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-12-02

DO looked a. 90 .UOd poa u.,oDuv
u Mike r.r.r mIeIt %. thrown over
nnd Too lemn tha sharNH boot boo
Hrh tHIu. happened Tha uufrn all
u.t.d WH .nU. hunUu. vo. mot
900 fHH 3D. nH cracked uU tU boz
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-12-02

While Nu an sIuu and Jh, Al
Hawaii teams were playing ban at
IHp lrarUo lr0unds Yesterday Oh"
saUichls and the Chinese might s.u
dents were nghuup DO out CAT Aala
Park The Starlirhts played much
better hall than their rivals. and. as
Loo result the game was won by them
Hy hp One sided score of l2 to o.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-12-02

Ih" hum ARRANGEMENTS hUyn Dunu
u.uly completed Douwom pnI Gloaaon
md Miwo rIaDu rm. % mmn between
tho An 8luH md lhn Saint Louis
loum urlw lho rlabou lom guDa D0oN
nom mo rho Donm lonyn here unJ
luduy 0u rbo Cluuduo md VIII rn.
lwu ON lbo Elum due ON ON uho lllh.
The game VIII be- played on Sunday
The 18TH llHbwH agreement with Joss
woods uro Tor sis games ana alDor tho
Tumo ON Wednesday That agreement
VIII be- nnishod Fiahor ia ukIou8 for
lIB loum 40 play some plmoa after
they return from llilo. lhn palo ro
onlpIa going 40 hia players Tho wish
tors do#nwo good sized pWo 1893 they
have certainly douo "a lol of good fol
sport by the wny lhny huyn played
1 rNn national gumn during lho an1oF
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-12-02

The tennis match between Gill and
Watorhouso viii bc continued this ai-
tenoou Each have won oct and
thp third set stands eight AN This
match is for the championship of the
y W. C. A. and silver cup
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-12-02

NHn 900 tNNn b
U..D 1000. 100000 u..
SUMMARY
UH.. Un H.. OH E.U.nIH Fl. I.H
BID. q. IIu.U.
s.u.. uu. UN E.u.. I..
a.. Pedro d. k.H.nHI
sHUHGu. HiIH TN.. N.I..|H
UI HHf0 FLORES huHI
Two base hits E.HuHH Jackson
~ ANau gI Assam
THrop.bas. Hit. AuNai
Double play hEau.UDrrpa
Passed balls Butler q. Bui0.
Wild pitches Pedro d. EoaI0h8 D.
EsuIudI Flores
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-12-02
NAM CoNcERT

a public band concert will be given
with The following program this even
ing al 1870 at Emma Square.
PART J.
Fanfare The Cavalry" ....... Bohm
Seronado. Andalusian 900. Eilenberg
Fantasia. The Lantorufoast" Glover
Grand Selection, "Tosca" ..... puccini
PART H.
Vocal Hawaiian Songs Ar by Berger
Selection, Sweet Old Songs Dalbey
Spanish waltz. "Gracioso" ........ Nehl
hungarian Polka. Dance Parole.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Fretras
"Thp Star Su8uulad p,uu,,.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-12-02
Honolulu Iron Works.
STEAM ENGlNEs, SUGAR MlLLS.
BolLERs, cooLERs, IRON, Brass
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Machinery " EvsTy Description
RAd0 no order Particular Attention
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Work EYe0srrd on snort Notice.