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BASEBAL.TRAINING =SEAS0N=NEAR

the line until he falls exhausted; a,Ty ~
thea tel. him he has had Sood "otA
out and give him tho laugh.
Demand Their Diamonoa-
AR n r,,le tho rrternn bali players own
q diamond or so, and thoy aiwayn We
n!l they have tho first day out The In
1rsJcgTrr NEWCOMER iras TO a.sis5.srts, pay
has, hopes. Some old player VINO "a
made a conndant OF tho younsstdT eeils
him that the, manager furnishes Qua,
rnond or some kind 10 each man. and
nino out OF ten Ok them full for trtp
TO tho manager TO get hto staro OF ina
siinfkiers.
Last year tho IIlghianders had iots
OF sun out OF a recruit who was advised
10 apologize TO Grlfnth for having
missed q meal tfsat had 70 be paid fo1
Just the same. Grisith accepted :ho opot.
ogy without n smile. and the yOdn
player promised faithfuily-ard in oil so.
rtousncss-that he would mover let IL
occur again. BOHEMIAN BULGEE
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SPORT QUERIES
Answered by
RDbbEE|Rll|El6RE|H|

-.a
- -IIl--sfcstyTozc a ps1Jtsr- sr-errt'rr- or or
make a.=tr,s-fp =!f=hs= =hc5=ro=clrcs=
49, - :. MOUNT VERNON.
Uo can. It Is tho cuAtomary piay
when tho dealer turns down tho
trump to "mnke II next" Alvrn3a
remember you have a partner,
-snmetitneA--farEn
=srhi.t.-ciDch= =and-o thar -playaEs.=
Who arc tho national golf champions
|, LIZZIE n.
uH4qur-E..h nycrsand George
VIII smith. women-Mian II. s.
Curtis and Miss Nollie IL. Adams.
What were tho best trotttng and pac-
Ing records OF tho year. @. w.
TrottinR-Svect Marie, 2.o2 ttlne
rccurdt--r ractnE%SHo 1fS Ser,-2.ooa- a-a
(uorld's rnce recordl.
Has any ono bowler over made q 700
score IN tournament games nor ran
oneo? CHARLIE NJ.
Yes. John Koster made two last
winter In tho Ancy owner.' tour
nnmcnt. He hns made cfght per
feet ncorcE, which In probably
WORLDS record.
When was the hrst tour-poc'eet billiard
table used IN pnblic? JOE I.
In n tournnn,rnt In Irving Hall,
Ncw York, June 10, 1903.
How old is Philadelphia Jack o,Btisn Z,
BILL
He WINS born Jan. IT, 1s7s,-
What Is tho naznn OF the fighter who
Is 10 meet loo Cans OF Tonopan Tew
YcaI's Day. ~
Herman Iandncld, otherwiao
known nv .ISid Herman"
What is the nso OF KID Lay!gns and
tho da,e, OF his light with Andy BSw9n7
harm In 1871. Fought Dowch' at
Now Orleans Dec. Id, 1894.
/. II you Will R!vn no tho names OF
tkreo Of tho most Facoessclu jockeys
who rode on the Eastern circuit talA
snasop VIII appreciate II
.. An / Appreciate most higniy you,
ki,owiedgs o, all turf matters. ! would
| like to ask you who do you think Is ono
fot tho most reliable Jockeys riding IN
tho Eaa,. Answer this and gTeatiy
/ oDiige, yours. &c. 8. q. hERNl9OSr
NO. . Winner place.
1. Miller, jack Martin. shaw.
2. Miller.
A bets B that Clifford and potrtno
! ran q match raca (two-horas), d sayh
| no: such n raco syaa never run. lSlnuly
| state who WINS. II W. FSsSrER,
| No.. la afsserolo aYenua.
aei 2 ysnas
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YALE YALE LOSES t0SESH0GKKEEYf HOCKEY
GAME TODARTMOUTH

In rough and exciting gnmo tha,
was more l,ko shiny than hockey.
Dartmouth defeated Yale at 81, NicheIaa
Rink last night The score was 20 ..
The Now Hampshire boys wcre. better
e<aters and showed moro knowledge OF
The game than the team from New
Haven. Dartmouth also exooiicd IN
team work and body blocking. ana
many q shot at their goal went wide
because each wearcr OF the green and
white went at,ar his man us well as ti,t
puck.
gals was. &c = certain extent hhnd!-
capped because two members OF the
ssan RGss v substitutes and because
dleaard Ind TO be taken out OF tht
game Ia, the irst half He Sas not IL
uolst..Ian. and altar the arsl ,aerimmagt
~ sas replacsd BY ordway,s.a s-A-4.-.
- .,T -
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EASTERN BOWERS TO HOLD
THEIR own |lBIG=:IOUR|NIEY


In March,. and the desire OF. many
bowlers to como Las; aro leading 10
special effort to .Eylds .ho Cht-aE
delegation In favor OF Atlantic City:
The sectional alleys 10 be used are OF
ettc cheapest construction. ana hey
must he 'la4d within ten dhyt wElca
Atlantic City alloys are OF the conanu
-e..s- --..t,,,sts.et-ofiJ- a'eit-Sest
nearly twice as ma-h and take lonStr
to lay down. being intended for psr-
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. gpsiclal 10 M, Evening wtqid.

.-.PHIL4ADEI.PIILA.- Ian. 1.-THE esas-
for zTest-S eGoveEn.=tl.s=tFoRea
Gown exc1latnpEon feathcr-weisht. at
the NationSl A. @. last night mas a bEs.
success. and between sho first and sec
uud rounds OF me Joe Gans- Toung Cor
oett bout Referee George II, Cohan
announced tina, $50 had beti. realized
for Terry.
sfnsrA were SeYerafzreal good con
tests though the wtndrgp batwpeu
Young Corbetf and Joe Cans was only
burlosaue. They boxed three rounds
Of two minutes each.
The real wtnd-up was between "Unkt
Russell and George Jansen. The latter
p1,; UP an unexpected good fight. but
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FrYNN DEFEATS BUTLER.
,sr.e.pi 20 Tho Eroa.nx whr!a.

. ERIE, Pa, Jan. IL - cy Flynn. OF
buffalo, knocked ow Billy Butter OF
cleveland; after two minutes OF night
ing In the twelfth round last night with
ia left lab IN ths teGe, followed by o
gaWs On tssss Nc - --''9, !
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~ owLERs OF the East n,e quietly
preparing TO Sipe The Western pm
- knights. and particularly the
cl,auo tha, has ruled in the American
Bowling Congress. dig under tho ribs
thn, will onse, oil tho flights put upon
them in recent years. To accoHipilsn
zt,,. .Iros,.:t-tt..- psaposed 70 make me
national tournament n Atlantic Sily "a
Easter week Tho greatest In tho htstory
OF TINS popular INDOOR winner sporS
II was through the efforts OF she
United Bowling Clubs OF this city s''i.s
The aF3t@ii.s4lonal inArhA1neIit SSita iseIn .I.
here and firct str-ps taken 70 .oFE1AHIAe
the a. B. e. Since rhht time. HomoTe.
tho Eas: has had only one tournament
that at Buffalo In lsl--tor Ihe.r s ,..s
Western boWle!s secured cohIot III wv
Co.igress, and rs annual events nave
ever. since been held IN tho West
Repeated promises enctt year~te siSe
the tcurnlmen. 70 the East nave oeen
| I.oulsvillc last March. when che c.a.Ina
| OF Philadelphia wero ignored In favor
OF 81. Louis, tho Eastern-bowlers csiino
| National Bowling Associasion. wtiica
| will hold its ryst tournament a. As.ai1.
! tic City Eastnr=1geek-- Frank CUTE. OF
I Stii4 city, f'esd ere OF =.
| by n Philadelphia con5raay organized OF
t.easl-re- -Aiin. nA-ss- mon
Local Dowlers Interest?d-
| In giving tho first tournament 20
I Philadelphia tho $50, 600 bowieEs of this
! =ct.y.=,vero pledged 10 estetsi=th = pei
+-sonRI-T- interest -In-!ts SlIcSass- taout
/ which Il would be hat laItafe; 20
] this end n canvass made by Tho Even
| ing World Lactca-es that not less thSn
/ 100 Nve-yrel tclms can Mt ttla carry
! TuaIu Up Counryd rs rTTos cF,'7TSreF tors
| With a & 50 railroad rnto and Increased
I interest na the tatlfsta4flef fat.-d -da Ia A+t-
| proachcs, It "a more than prooaole thht
/ this nnSIrspe- OF teams viii be dololed.
| tdFvfdIIns huETirr5 4 t,e sttted 557==75@
Recent and serious troubles In tho
! American Bo~linS s,,sacress, 30 serious
| that several large citics have threat
! cned to withdraw the Use OF non
I un!on-fnade and fc1lF1uRl.bT!. nlltys
I for It's tournament IN st. Louis. also
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TT would ba hard to find q fighter
around talc country Just now who
has no stage eslta-nsaamontn. Tom
Ely, Murphy and Jos Cans arc aslow!nG
Sc Ssss5,-E EsEs1:sss 10 iiasszs'ss, "a
nonologue and boxing In Chicago. Nell
con Is showing WITH ooms Eight pictures
n EuE5aIId.= Jack orBrsn== =iHz=InUno-
| ,oSa.ns * for-the almighty doi..a- out
West tstd HERMAN for all HIS boat
.sss by Cans :saaae i!t,aa -4-..sn= ssao-ssy
showing In Chicago. Ftzammor.s has
his ow,, show. Jim Corbctt q san q
s.tns;o hero and matinee idol. John L
Sullivan Is drawtps down a box office
that would mako Jim Jcftrtes's alfalfa
patch turn green With envy. And the
res, of the list Is long enough 70 mi d
:. .cct-n.:1- 5.------------Z
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RaIdlns Poker aameu.

Tho police officials and the local
sporting men a. thcso towns arc always
w!se to what Is going on and they
lend valuable assist iice In perpetrating
The evening world., 1907-01-17
Veteran Jokers Getting Ready
to Pull Old Gags Off on
the Newcomers.

-H HE season Of oaseoer training Is
nea- at hand and 20 tho veteran
4 pIHses. that period Of t,1ree
weekr embraces all the real fun OF tho
The evening world., 1907-01-17
BEN BEN|EEF|E |EOJ|R| GOVERN n
QUAKER BRINGS $3.50
Ink 40. to HIN IN the Ixth round

Ink so. TO HIN .n the sixth round
-s.ad -J&fAata n, was .,a--ths verge OF going
Stttz5sGYrral ttIIIra.
er hrothers, tr!ed the eort- OF tactics
Tor wtrtF4t-Te-ry= was noted In q six.
round contest with Young Flynn Tho
iH.ttrT5 iT,fwryrT5 WIS there Win II good
Jab and bssicd McGovtrn. Low Lucas
ptt-!t uft over Hurry Lutz and the latter
was down three times for the count IN
Ihr a!Sth.
.Rube" Waddell was ono OF the fore
most !tgurg9 NJ the show. After sell
ing a. bunch -naotas of Terry. No
tnoveTn. he turned IN 1860 and then
jumped into the ring TO rcterce tho
| bout between Joe Wagner and Young
! Jack Hanlon. II was NVagners conte at
| all the way, Jimmy Moran and Yoanss
| KID Broad put up a good s.n-rount
| draw. There was different rofsros In
! the ring for each bout.
The evening world., 1907-01-17
Youngsters Swallow Anything.

Tho basebatt youngster Is a'wnya
looked uposi as privileged property for
,ho-uae OF tho Joifesm!tha. He has no
The evening world., 1907-01-17

KING OF WINTER SpoRTNB,
To-n!Eat, n. Y. a. C. va Crescent
q, NLilo!as Rink. 0Bth 81. Columbus Rv.
SEND for Iehtduin-ot all hockey games.
skating after samea. =
The evening world., 1907-01-17

I recourse. Hs simply has to taAo ss
medicine and work !; on Oh tao nc''
corner. ~,
.eao,a es : 70" "asastioe IN Tho South hnys
never seen that part OF ehe country at.a
.hey VII! siasS "a for any xsna q nylnk
trors ~ Witch frequently knock down
long drives In the outheld- ~,
Tho tnvortte opening day gag IN .ao
training quarters Is TO take ell n, tne
which ia always held. contrary 20 law.
and tho Journey to the hghans spot
mus. be EuaTdcd with the utmost
secrecy. The badger is supposed 70
crs have frequently walked rve and
six miles through, thick undereTush TO
HS.- mi b novel rtE1Tt, UTIfv 10 f11o n
align on a tree telling OF me remarkap.Gs f,tnG
suicide rather than break the law. Tho
newcomers soddcrly- look around 10
md themselves alone, and Il Is UP 90
them 10 tty-orer tho wa1-h,ck home
snlpe Hunt Catches Many.
a anipo hunt .s also planned At rfght
ffJs= THUS VINO VIII fasi FOR II. Lea on
by big aar!ns toErshes,. the young ball
| players. and occasionally a scribe who
! tTrs never been IN ttls country, are led
| Into q deep swamp and finally. taken 10
/ q dltch or glIffy. Ttsy arc rhen told
! that bag Is TO be placed M this ditch,
/ and to bo held open Win torkcd STICK.
! To gtvc tho newcomers the place OF
vantage In the-sfort they are always
permitted to hold THO sack wt4lo those
| more capasleHced SO out and oesi:
| through the bushes 30 as 20 run tho
sn!pe up tho ditch and thence into tho
4 bag.
Not sound must DO uttered lost the
! wary snlpe bs frightened. Tho old fel-
| lows ,sion go through tho woods md
t.eea tas-t is-st ett,i- sYtnE-tt.r-I.c-ss
] cs5,:acra At!il holding the bag, Eoyne,i.n :,
! they do not flnd their way home until
4 long atter s1ln TN the next mcrn!ng,
! THIS Is n IA TI1Sf cT1Isss Joke 70 tho moro
! sensitive players, who fenr they viii
| bG rccr.nandcd for staying out !ate BY
/ ttss =TfHIlRsTF~T4 - hey ifsrc ;ftSs@te tha
real re1 SON.
The evening world., 1907-01-17

WEBER'S D'wsy 4 ep.h %, i'y, 9 sharp
DREAM CITY Asn The MAGIC KNIGHT
Ho,h by Edrnr Smith and Victor Herbert.
The evening world., 1907-01-17

They vtarerd in n1d Kaufman tried
10 rush Fitz of his Zee. again. could
Dse THAI socnethinS was coming off by
tho tw5nlrie in Fftz's eTe Toward tho
end Of tho rouud Kaufman wns rushing
when Bob punched him IN the atomach
mttt, hta left fist. and dropped his right
/, ovss on Kdufns1n.s Jaw. Kaufman
aeasiy fei' aud Bob caught s4Es, uades-
ehs arrns and held him up; that anis,,e5
, Eds round
In the eeccrd -rofirftt FF..tsE eay7|.Hezv,s
where get you Kaufman wsls strong
agntn, and was trying 10 NIX II up.
E1tz waiioped him on the jaw. and
droppcd him on his face In the corner.
He was all In. kaufman didn't stay
, 1cng tter THAI. He didn't even so to
I tha hoitsa- for r-hts Gr!a-untn- Bob Lett
for Ess.ngton. Then Al drove out with
/, q friend OF his. got his stuff and drove
Z aTay asdin. He knows FItz can put
| him out Kaufman would mover fight
lz=-.z,- .--.--..l,-- =
snn Boos.5bAIids stand u,e
asorkE7 / asked.
Sure taley can. Esd Savage. He
often hit me on .thc elbows 30 hnrd- !,
made any whole arm atitt -r7Id sore. bu,
he s,etst-reetneSt1l hurt his hands a:
eil Fitz can whip whole lot Of
fighters yet He can lick any OF them
thatll come to him tho way Kautmnr
dsd-aay. except Jcffries,"
WV HEN Fltzsimmons comes back t,
AN train at Daheiien J TN SavaR,
---ss - viii 50 out und Jon TIE cil:l.;,
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VvY HEN FstzBimmons comes back tc
AN- train at Daneiien Jt,u savage
-irs viii 50 out unt Jon TIE camp,
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A1:,cv}o STH Av. Mats. Daily except Fri.
IA lIllI Tho EAIpIRE BuRLESQUERs
IlIbI 4 BOWEIsS. MATS. EVERY DAY
illlNvl Thr SEErY HItntssaUEHa
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liHH tIhlH and Felix. Barry q Barry
7 fUMhT- DAILY -2Se,tt5tuNrt- DarNSs Others
The evening world., 1907-01-17

lniuHiInnn Mat. HENRY LEE.
ii HuHHuH Daily Military Octet.
HLll0lllUNH NC. Jewels MnniIttns,
III 7th Az. & l25th stt0eo. u. Reno & Co.
The evening world., 1907-01-17

n .:.t Vt. * sth mr.. EYss4zs.i6. Mnt-aat-
Hmm Ernest Hogan. ''Rurus IeastIa'
tlhthlUhN Nt.Wk. Bicknl. .whtron@w wrrthe
Ted AtArsof Con. Sun. Mat Might g, IS. 10.
The evening world., 1907-01-17

N urH Y,,M. NJ. Thei.o Presents
" OAANO LIZ SONG COMPANY.
,,.XyAy q GOTH III. lDOSITA. ALEX CARR
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The evening world., 1907-01-17

HrT hMrin o-AISSh ShS, - B<waz-y nT .Iiail4 lat.
.AtEHW ~ Ae.ial JnAws. BLlncht Il DeI.A-
s,ter Ray 4 Taylor. Robin. s0lly Brown, Etae
l1stAllo, C.nognatosraph, Eschert'G Orchestra
The evening world., 1907-01-17

A bets b that Clifford and Domino
ran O siatc., raca (two-hoTao), 3 sayh
no: Buch a raco 5gaa never run. 1Slndly
state who wins. II. W. FCssrEn,
No.. ,1kt cfsserolo aYenu1.
ffe, . wins, --t'.'-y '---.-'-
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1907-03-02
WHEN YOU'RE a GUEST.

See that the napkin is tucked well
under the chin II saves laundry
bills.
Not more than two inches OF the
knife In the mouth is permissible.
Don't be a sword swallower.
To eat beyond the load line is bad
manners Remember. freight cars have
their limit
II dish is passed to you for which
you do not care, place il on the 1oor
for the cat The cat may not be so
particular
Grasp the knife and fork firmly.
What nonsense for a strong person to
try TO appear delicate at table,
Don't mince. Doa't daily with the
food It's there; go 20 IT.
Under no circumstances should the
napkin be used as a toothbrush.
Don't cheat at table. Holding out a
hard boiled egg or sandwich TO take
home with you is the height OF i'm.
proper etiquette. Sentinel
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1907-03-02

the people reached their seats only
with the greatest Inconvenience.
When It was time for the curtain to
go up Chief Fancher notified the Yale
Glee and Banjo club managers and the
theater manager that he would not AL
low the concert to go on until all the
confetti and streamers we're removed
and the freshmen stopped from any
further demonstrations in this respect
These threats put damper temporar-
lily on the enthusiasm of the lively
freshmen
After the curtain went up down
came notes from the freshmen to the
~prom" girls containing Yale under
graduate heart illusions. They were
lowered from the top gallery By
strings and the prom" girls grabbed
them quickly. A large jointed doll
was lowered by some freshmen. One
~prom" girl pulled OF one leg. In 3
few minutes the dolls arms were gone
and finally her head was pulled OF.
Just as the audience was quieting
down a bit a large hen came cack-
ling down from the freshman gallery,
spread her wings and landed on one
of the prom" girls near the middle
aisle Just as the bluecoats marched
from the theater with the Plymouth
rock another. but a black hen this
time. came from the gallery at the
end OF string. II soon was caught
by one OF the young women. The
black hen made her escape In lively
time.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1907-03-02
STUDENTS LOOSE
HENS At CONCERT
YALE FRESHMEN INDULGE IN
HORSE PLAY AT GLEE CLUB
ENTERTAINMENT
"PROM" GIRLS ARE VICTIMS
Fowls and Confetti Released From
Gallery Until Police Threaten
60 Stop Performance for
Fear Of a Panic.

New Haven. Conn.-Yale freshmen
ehrew down live hens and so much
confetti at the slee club concert the
other night at the Hyperion theater
that Chief Fancher of the FIRE de-
partment and a squad of police re-
fused 10 allow the curtain 20 so up
because OF the danger from FIRE and
panic.
1t was the annual concert that open
Cd the festivities OF Yale's prom"
week. and the theater was packed
with guests from New York. Boston.
Philadelphia. Washington. and the
west
Freshmen always break loose at
this concert and their antics have
immensely amused the fashionable
Yale audiences. This night they start
ed in with the most vigorous kind
OF roughhouse at the door Of the thea
ter despite the public caution by the
faculty and the fire department OFF,
Gals against any unreasonable demon
stration-
when the doors OF the top gallery
opened an hour before the concert
was 70 have commenced there was a
stampede OF two or three hundred
freshman. which paralyzed the thea
Ger management and the squad OF
police on guard 10 preserve order
During the wild rush for seats, as a
result OF the effort OF the police and
theater attaches to strip the freshmen
of all hidden confetti. bisque dolls,
pigeons. guinea pigs. Holsters. or any
other object that could be dropped
from the top gallery to the heads Of
che prom" girls and guests in the
pit half the freshmen got 10 their
seats minus half their clothing. The
cops and firemen heard the cackling
OF a flock OF hens as some or the
freshmen dashed through the door
and then commenced 10 search for
the hens long before the curtain went
up. The hens were not found.
The freshmen got into action right
after taking their seats Down on the
heads OF the girls and their escorts
came showers OF confetti and paper
streamers, The theater was filed
with these streamers and confetti 80
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1907-03-02
His Aunt's Protector.

On the occasion OF his wedding an.
niversary a certain western preacher
recently told a few appreciative
friends some Of the incidents OF his
courtship days. Perhaps the most
interesting was the following:
Il called upon the young lady one
evening and found her occupied in
entertaining a four-year-old nephew
The little fellow eyed me suspicious
~, but went on with his play After
a time he left his playthiugs and took
position between his aunt and my
self, where he remained very quietly
for some minutes. Finally he got
restless and. looking up into his
aunts face said:
Aunt Liz, would you be afraid II
ruined upstairs just little min
ute?"-Judge.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1907-03-02
His Opportunity.

Mr. Sproggins-And il I decline TO
let you have my daughter what do
you propose to do?
Mp Wibblesen-I warn you that in
that case we are prepared to act.
Even now beloved Aurelia has her
best clothes on and awaits me near
railway station. IL you decide
against US. we shall fee together.
and never come back
Mr.. Sproggins without a moments
hesitaton) l refuse.
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Mrs. Graham shampoos the head
and puts II in a healthy condition,
rs cents.
All ladies who attend parties AMI
other social gatherings should have
their finger nails manicured and
made beautiful. 25 cents.
Mrs. Graham's preparations sell
at sight. Ladies living In other CT
ties and towns can make good mon
ey by selling these preparations.
Write for terms to Mrs. J.. A. Gra-
ham. No. los Il. Leigh ST.. Riea-
moad. Va.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1907-03-02

Little Fred-Say. NAV. amt paw
got a queer idea OF what heaven is
like?
Nav don't know, dear. ] never
heard him say anything about IT,
Little Fred-Wen. I did. He told
the groceryman that the week you
spent in the country was like heaven
to him.-Chicago Daily News.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1907-03-02
a pesrerado.

so this is a typical frontier town
Ell? l suppose you have citizens who
have killed their men?"
There goes one now"
"a peaceable looking chap. How
many notches has he on his gunT"
He doesn't carry n gun"
Not carry a gum"
Post.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-04-10
A GOOD MOVE.

The Hawaiian Star has now by far
and by near the most beautiful resi-
dence of any newspaper in the islands
excepting the Times) and we are glad
to know that; and even if it had to
come down" a story, landed on
prime first floor! 1t will be a cool
place in summer and dry home in
winter.
We must hope all will keep dry and
cool at all times. CHere's to your
health with chopped, powdered ice ana
sugar lie sucre ct eau, mon amies.)
The McCandless building is fine, a
great credit to the enterprise that
planned and carried it through 1t is
a noble corner now indeed.
We are led to wonder why architects
CD do not pay more attention to win
dows and entrances, corners, etc. Nor
making them like even Sits in a factory
building!
The Star is brilliant and readable.
whenever the times rights for it all
rite and will soon inevitably, paint
the town read.
The journal is now come, into it's
rightful Inheritance. All things (shovel
and tongs) to him that can wait ana
not whine. LET Hercules himself do
what he may, the cat will new and
dog will have its day" No wonder
shakespeare comes directly after the
Bible in the thoughts of all students.
Tom Sharp's gifted Honolulu hand is
made manifest on door and window
and in most exquisite taste; Che made
our sign mo. 9" for nu NJ Chez! but
the nthe Star is not the Times, only
Coming on" we see. But again:
ninthly and lastly The Hawaiian Star
is nearing the zenith of its popularity.