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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-05-07
USING RED PEPPER
AND GROUND GLASS
Ugly Weapons OF The
Opposing Chinese
Factions
LEADERS SAY HATCHETS
AND GUNS MAY BE USED
Say Police Department Must Wake
Up or Murder Will Be Commit
ted in Honolulu's
Chinatown

Red pepper and ground glass are
weapons which might not be lookc
upon with approval by the Hag'
conference They might be class ~
with dum-dum bullets and such OF
er instruments of humane warfal
But they are popular means of
fense and defense with the slant-eyt
warriors of the opposing factions
the Celestial colony. Sawed-off hatch
ct handles, knives, clubs, etc, take
second place to them.
The ill-feeling between the two
factions of the Chung Shen Tong So
ciety, that has been fomenting for
where fights and assaults are the or
der of the day. The Chung Shen
Tong is supposed to be mutual So
tfety of Cantonese, all of whom talk
the Lung Doc dialect. But it has
split into two factions, one side being
those who were formerly members of
the Bow Wong society, which now
goes by another name, and the anti.
Bow Wongs.s
Last Sunday there was fight in
Aala lane between the two factions, in
which a vicious attempt was made to
blind some of the combatants Some
Of the Cinnamon had packages of red
pepper and ground glass mixed, which
they tried to throw into the eyes of
their opponents. AS it turned out, no
one was blinded, though If a handful
of the stuff had struck the eyes of a
man, it would have been impossible to
save his eye-sight One man, it is stat
ed, was saved by his glasses Another
saw hand raised to dash the binding
mixture into his eyes, and closed them
Just in time. He kept them closed
until he could get to a place where he
could wash the pepper and glass off.
A couple of nights ago a Chinese
hack driver, who lives on River street,
Continued on Page p
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-05-07

Will GO To MEET
THE CONGRE}SMEN

; Delegate Kalanianaole and Sec =
! retary Atkinson this morning =
made out list of those who will =
: go out in the launches and tug to \
meet the Congressional party 4
, when it arrives on the Buford \
from the Coast. \
In the AdmiraPs launch will \
: be Delegate Kuhio. Secretary At \
: llinson, G. w. Smith, Senator =
: Chas. Chillingworth, J. r. Gait, :
Sheriff laullea and a representa- =
) tive Of each of the daily papers. =
: The Ellis quintet will go out in :
, Hartmans launch The parties =
: from both the launches will go =
aboard the transport 4
: In the navy tug lroquois will be 7
: the band, the Territorial Commit =
; tee, members of the Legislature 4
who are in Honolulu, and the En- \
; tertainment Committee of the \
: Committee for Honolulu.
The general reception commit 7
tee, together with the general \
public, will await on the navy y
wharf the landing of the visitors. y
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-05-07
Extension Of Bishop :
Street
May Reach Waterfront
COMMITTEE HOLDS FIRST MEETING

The committee appointed by the
the proposed Bishop street extension
and to report whether the offer of the
Waterhouse Trust Co. in regard there
to is acceptable or not, held its first
meeting yesterday afternoon at the
office of the Government Surveyor.
The maps Of the various properties
through which the proposed extern
sion is to run We're examined and la
,ter on the committee was taken over
the ground
The committee considered several
ways In which the plan might be car
ried through. One plan is to carry
the street extension through in a
straight line, in which case it will
run as far as Halekauia street. An
other plan which was considered was
TO run the extension in curve or in
:; broken line in such manner as to
have it connect with Kilauea street
This plan has the advantage that if
it is carried out the new street thus
created will run from Hotel street
clear through to the waterfront.
Those present at the meeting were
the members of the committee, name
ly: l.. A. Thurston, Judge Lindsay
and c. r. Hemenway; r. w. Shingle,
representing the Waterhouse Trust
Co., and Surveyor General Wall. The
next meeting of the committee will
be held in few days. when a decis
ion of hn r1lnf tor iC lnnl, cd for,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-05-07

The regents of the newly created Col
lege of Agriculture are in conference
with the Governor this afternoon. This
is in pursuance of the Governors in
tention of finding out from them what
the college will need in the way of as
sistance, SO that Governor Carter may
see what he can do for the school while
on his trip East
Kealohilani, who is being sued for
divorce by her husband, Alfred Kaa-
huna. has filed her answer. She makes
10 statements, but merely admits the
TACT of marriage and prays that the
suit may be heard on Wednesday May
s. if possible.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-05-07
plRDONED 50 AS NOT
To DIE IN PRISON

Governor Carter this morning is
sued a conditional pardon to Susuki
kuni Jiro, Japanese who is doing
time in Oahu prison. The condition
attached to the pardon is that the
prisoner shall pay the fine which
was added to the Jail sentence.
The Governor consented to pardon
the man because he is dying and does
hot want to die in Jail. He was con-
victed of having committed adultery
in Hamakua.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-05-07
UNHAPPY COUPLES ARE
SEPARATED BY COURT

Judge Robinson this morning sep
arated two unhappy couples Abraham
Nakea was granted divorce from his
wife Mary, and Mikaile llai obtained
one from his spouse Nahakuelua The
ground for both legal separations was
desertion. Neither wife contested the
action brought against her.
Alfred Kaahuna has applied for Il
divorce from his wife Kealohilani on
the same grounds.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-05-07
UGLY CHARGE

David Crowninberg, who yesterday
filed suit for divorce from his wife En-
malina on the ground of desertion, to-
day filed an amended libel, in which he
adds a new and more serious complaint
against his wife.
He alleges that she deserted him in
1900 and went to live in adultery with
one Panui, and is still living with him.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-05-07
l|SHMAN BETTER

Percy better. Do not worry
This is the text of cablegram re-
ceived from San Francisco this morn
ing by relatives of Percy Lishman,
and the good news will crafty the
great number of friends anAlously
awaiting news of his complete recov-
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-05-07
WAR IN STEERAGE

SAN DIEGO, CAL, May Z. - The
British steamer Maori King, with
o21 Chinese and 212 Russians on
board, bound for Mexico, put in here
today to obtain aid. A serious fight
took place in the steerage, when IA
passengers were wounded.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-05-07
MACHINE E-MADE POI

in thoroughly cleansed containers de-
livered to any part of the city. Leave
orders at
WELLS FARGO EXPRESS
King st.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-05-07
6 Killed
By Insane
Carpenter
fASsocidted Press Special CdbleJ

(Associated Press Special CdbleJ
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, May p
Walter Davis, carpenter, while in
{, fit Of insanity, shot and killed two
women and four men who were in
the house where he lived. He spared
the life Of girl because she resem-
pled his daughter.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-05-07
mot a Cent Left"

A familiar expression. Very, very
familiar. 1t is frequently used in
connection with people who once pos
sessed large estates. But today,
thru lack of business experience and
poor investments, these people are
penniless.
May we manage your estate2 We
will relieve you of many cumbersome
duties and give you full benefit of
our extensive business experience.
And if you desire any advice on in
vestments we will give it free,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-05-07

-FOUR BLASTS WILL
ANNOUNCE VISITORS

Arrangements have been made =
} to have the big whistle blown four :
: times as soon as the transport
Buford, bringing the Congression- =
al party, is sighted.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-05-07
JUDGMENT IS CONFIRMED

fAssociated Press Special C1ble)
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, May =
The Circuit Court of Appeals has
confirmed the Hawaiian Carracouta
case, and costs have been disallowed.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-05-07
Skinner
Session
Opened

fAssocated Press Special Cablej
LOS ANGELES, Cal, May 7. -
The sessions of the annual Conclave
Of the Mystic Shrine opened here to-
day. The city is crowded with visit
ing Shriners.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-05-07
Kennedy
Will Give
$75 Cup

Especial Bulletin Wireless)
Hilo, Hawaii, May &c. c. Kennedy
has offered d SIS cup for the socker
football game between Honolulu and
Hilo teams OH July 4th.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-05-07
BANDITS KILL AND
ARE CAUGHT

BUTTE, Mont, May Masked
men held up train near here today,
killed the engineer and wounded the
fireman Bloodhounds were put on
the trail. One bandit has been ar
rested.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-05-07
SUGAR

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, May r.
BETS: SIS analysis, 9s. II I'D. Pa
ity. 4,07 cents. P.cvious quotation,
9s. s Lad
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-05-07
Railroads Fail In
Attempt To
Run Street Cars
(Associated Press Special Cable)

SAN FRANCISCO Cal May An attempt made today
the railway system mob stoned the
One about the policeman board wounded
The returned to the barn and the police clearing the
streets of idlers
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-05-07

STR|KE.BREAKERS
SHOOT STRIKERS

SAN FRANCISCO CAL, May Z, 4:40 p m--Sevcn
strike smpahize and policeman have been shot by strike
breakers. A riot is in progress
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-05-07
IAUKfA FILES
APRIL REPORT

Sheriff Iaukea is preparing his report
for the month of April. The following
is an extract therefrom:
1907-Arrests, $780, convictions, 279.
1906-Arrests, 299; convictions, 100.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-05-07

Continued on Page p
The evening world., 1907-10-05

10 start with The hunt II the batter
misses the ball the flrst time our
catcher whips the hal Ito second IKE. a
can get hack 10 the bpg We caught
Hartsel that way In Philadelphia and
pons1blr saved the game.
Our success has been due largely 70
our pitchers, and we must give credit
to Donovan for performing the most
wonderful pitching feat OF modern base
ball, Starting in on the first OF July,
he loads the league and has lost bu,
four games all season
YI/IIBS frst wen, to Detroit
w saw that Dor>~an was In bad
shape worked him out inTthe
spring. and s,ili Ibis arm failed toslim-
ber up. Whhn the season started was
somewha, disappointed. NJ expected
ham 10 be one Of my mainstays. ! sa,
him on the bench and Kept tlim thcra
for nearly three months. He got very
much discouraged and had begun 10
think he was nll In. Finally. one day
xaw him warming lip and ] kne@ that
he had something. I surprised rim
very muclt by telling iitm 70 SO ~ and
pI,ch HH did and won his game u.
was ,ha happlcst ball player ever SAW
cshn u Anothor playsr who hAa a.
The evening world., 1907-10-05
National Ieaguers Believed I,
Be the Best Balanced. Team
But .H-l1 Hugh Jennings q
Eeld americans.
sEtld Afl1er1larlS.

and he Il their one best h-t esvfs1
Il good pitcher hut he Is inexperienced
'ld-st-R9I "a Sc s3lSnP PT1heHfp anne n
heavy responsibility to put upon hi
HA.eait4es "A. 81 II has showed
very poor form. There Is tho SITUATED
In a nutshell.
THE Cubs have played against bod
Donovan and Mullin bnfors an
knor every trick. whila the Chi
casn pitchers mlll all be practically na1
TO the American LeaEuers. Thcre
not spitball pitcher on either sld|
that amounts to anything. The Whit|
sox beat the Cubs by tho use OF IN
sp.tbali pitchers =
In the mating department OF the u
clubs /, lis about an even break. Cobl
and Crawford will be the main depend
ence OF Detroit. though Schaefor ha
been going a; sieady clip.
and Snackat.i are all hard hltters Afs|
Il, saA -!.,tieid- ST sinfeidi and -ChAncA Ar
wonders Tinker can also hit with mi
bes. OF them. =ss7s7.-7---
Come 70 thi3k y oysr. 'hf Cuos n.. rev. NJ
heat of them. however haze their pa \
DAYS In the last worlds ser.e1
sheckard couldn't hit the ground Win
T On frst Chance Is better man thai
Isussu,an. On vecond srhaefc. has
N,tle edge OH Erars espec ally In h'i
hitting. T!nker has II on O,Leary and
S,rinfeldt seems TO have the edge OF
lsas.s <,
catching You can bet that Johnnd
.Kllng Will catch every one OF thosI
xa,nr-. and ne II the -b+s; 9 ataher q
the diamond to-day: --.-zz
r. 95 you ae4 Tho Cubs have the adI
vantage an form. bat Jennings for th}
past four weeks has been making
.nccIattY OF snashinK up form sheet5
| we'ti simply have s; On: ma
The evening world., 1907-10-05

pericnce. when thev were unexpected
y defeated By an inferior club They
1.nS knox A.ha. TO do .....s..s-. ~. .!f..e
The Tigers in no department arc
t,re+4eF-tts-sAe es4f., 1t cDn1es
down to a simple question OF ability.
while the Cubs are very much superior
In one department at least-pitching
The Tigers have but :hree twiriers
uppt whom they can rely--Donovan,
Sev.cr and Muliin.
On the other hand The Cu.s have
Brown. Rsulbach. Overall. Pfe.ster and
Lundgren and any OF them should be
.iA 1, 81
Brown tt,e .rstritsne For
scSara: weeKk, II 5sins, evitantiy. the
intention OF Manager Chance In 4axc
aim tnr--thts series s-AGainxt--D Detroit
Reu!bach and Overall are IN the best OF
condition and VIII be tho next to be
Called on. Pfelster or -Lcp4dSren can be
used In case OF emergency.
-fe..t-...a,s t-nrr the -Ttgrcs -gs,!rK tctie z
They can not use Donovan NIL the time
The evening world., 1907-10-05
MOTOR CYCLISTS 10 RACE.

Motor cyclists vii, make their last
effort OF thc season At Point Breeze
track, near Philadelphia. this afternoon
TO create a new SGT OF records. The
meet IL being held under the auspices
of the Philadelphia Motor Cycle Club.
AS special features OF the programme
to-day s. \. kellogg, OF Springfield.
ho.des ot the wnrlds hour and mile
records ON il circular track. and Will
tam H. Way. Of Brooklyn. holder OF
The worlds oue-mfle s,raightnwhy REG
ord, will Try 10 better their marks
Keiloggs present mile record Is LOS -
made sp heavy dir. track.
The evening world., 1907-10-05
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS IH[[E[R|]lAlDDD0C

= Tae- fa< end az .hA-AAaAaae f!F,da-n many a.
man n--niAxinE-A-Ax.tern- -The-r-A -Arr--Yarinns-
ayatsa,r One which V be!pr fpiiowed By
quite number of rrEuFars II thai OF p'as-s
i-a4~-.Af sxaxsS.xiiA-As
FAR back as you can set even money.
John z. Madden's De Hur<u 70. a.,t,. =
pisy TO show In the opening race. MANY
7e.s tbr fsRufaTs aTe afvNTT 5ooKfhx ;
lenx ono from .thc mtzasd's'' stable
John Mars Sureiy Is another lemon. II
he wH any rood At all he oush; to have
Furnished sotns kind ae contention aE..n.t.
ttoss be met.
Z: 5Maar batter Al - ~. raeeAttnch y
srcrved BY the eookinaAksrs chaff. THIS
~ .zHrspons:s,ia for k~spsax att tscss @hs
intended to back Sister Frances. lookea
IikaE Druid all The wuy, Judging or how tas
money was bet.
IIs.e.s4-..a =AAsa kssss tse:..a1is:t
right aionx aimost easnsd. and 1t ~ 70 J.
too.
Ar. Pare weighed out without his n'nnor's
'Ystsyrynv
he wore It In the parade TO the poss.
Observation-Disclosures sfsnasss1 reees..
why doesn't he run ., well VITA . pro-
fesajonai Ain the saddle National sssssAc-
chAss and Hunt Association. p9sAs& hot'es.
-ou4sy:-wax u II ttaai- hossHs -hks Den
Creole CONS ! to Hfs only about .vtes :
The evening world., 1907-10-05

victory VIII be mighty boom for u
Melvin Sheppard In eager to get recor
before the outdoor season closes. He VI,
start in good shape In the J! A ~
rames at Celtic Park on Oct, II. Entire
for those gatncs close on Monday.
tn. .sccnt ecorts made by Rose, FlanA
Ean and McGrath have not received etticls
sanction or refutationi +.
England has real Enslishmsn runners. an
they are good ones. Morton. the spriute'
made rood here two years ago, and he
coming again. OK~effr and Moran arn lrts
fighters and don't know mash ABOUT ruH
Ming -...L. v
The evening world., 1907-10-05

veioped wonderfully. IN aonns respects
] think him Inc Creates, player ever
saw But IL j went into the selection OF
!! II li.-i.l., .,nl. y H.nlld hnwa tn take UP
every man onths club, They are every
onn tnnnotchers In their departments
/ md they are going 10 win this worlds
championship, too. Mark what say.
The evening world., 1907-10-05

step right in AID batter down the
ffhanpiens or the National League.
THF Cubs haye been In fight for
IFs world rs championship before
and they are thoroughly sea-
,o,,ed and have the benefit OF one ex-
The evening world., 1907-10-05

8yYTHATEyER clse Nigh. be said OF
w Jim Gorbe,t he was a game
fighter. His defeat. ou,numher
MS victories, but he never anit In
ring fight. He had Connie MeYsy 1umn
inio tho ring TO save him from knock
on; a, slir hands ot Torn Sharkey. los
ingg the hi. on a foul when the battle
had already been nracticaily lost. He
fought KID Mccoy In New York and tl.,
tEsslt Mas fisalncd Tor eorhet in wtn.
Aside from thsse two instances his rec
ord iss Glenn. After the Mccoy affa.r he
eamr Back and fousMt tie srea. lin
riss twicR iii n manner that redceme.i
him IN 'he eyes OF tise=f.srtsng world.
IN tfai arst hsns with Jeffrles Car
hett tried desperately to regain his old
liam psnsa4 Win that Il III
havr meant million dollars and a re-
fstrsment from the ring with honors ,,ra /
Il
i,sr4- stS no
frEaHged Ills nIoie ~ { \. (. trained hard
I -1fI1 wsrtl aysIIiy Slet gFTMtnaLIon He us.l
ts-r.n;,s ssisf=tn ftstss ffftr
I .. e q II s.a X; ur,t
X
4--Irc = n ff..fss
# FFgsif.i Eur IeIFSes. always rushing In
caught him NJ last With Il fearful stna .n
i 'atrsrr 10 7-=-=-zs-s-
\ = SAW coibett tsgiit sIefYrias again IN
1 san Ffanci4co. Tha: MAS "a hard
- eo..s,rst tratn..
I ilRF' aiisl tried TO develop a punch tlfat
!! N1dtild ss1n Inc hase Champ on 1. rnshss.
4 In sftr IfFinF,s camp ne tufa=Es.sls
I 7 rolli
I ne round tris rtlarrri jarrries. wide
: y
- slss==
i flush on The jl~ aittf.,il ;ae might o.
Ills rigllt arm Jeftries recled back q.
/ his ilnels Instantly Cnrbsst. following
whipped the left over 10 the same
spot The giant &llaok hts heed Ioa-
cred n ltsn the batsle=fraat- great
husi attd riiErsed Rack again CorbeIt
told me aftcrWarI that he los, heart
Hes
w3 3th every otiner OF power he could
q iIifGiT sitilfsEH figT!f 5ff ifEd oiiie biiT
y rIglii sEr II xroekout And Jeir had
\ IInEFTfy siinla,n tiiem on a-d come back
"
iu{is sa&j t'prkett.--y ctfries whipped
4 !il.s left into cprbeti's bod nearly
kpockins h!ni ont. smiled. held him np
J.
money,
il u knew lie could anisa me any time
4 he wanted 70 atter sisiae me thas aw-
isal naneh Ia tha second round. = TIM
The evening world., 1907-10-05

pipnShip Ia the american League,
A Ii. our pitchers have been over
~ WORKED hnt donovan. -Slexer and
Aullln Will NIL he able to give
good accounts OF Themselves against the
Chicago t.nbs for the worlds champion
stItp. tS.tftNn hay a asrc arm and rnny'
MOI h, & lels. e, it hui our other three
bax ARTISTS will do themselves justice.
We h.&e ilie best hitting team in the
rpuntty and trst-class fielding team.
{ i lionst see how we can be beaten.
c,nrrrr 4.onspels me to admit that our
record in the F.IisI lNls fan Is far bat
q LIZ e.Ss- A..al..d. XSs
We lost. but one game when we start I'd
ss.
persescred.r with the results observed.
we have had several siumps. but have
stronger than before When we re-
turned hnsnc in the lead from our sec
l!!.i tsaSss NJ All had -tatsF -HsaFzt
sinan II ay losing iive out Of s,x games
HI1urTsTs UF ON more Thar ever in our
dctermI I1Etiun. and we went after tbs
other fellcws harder than before,
~ can, LIZ gaYzEt!Intz%WeL have used any
-=FEss 'ttFsgHfiiHF uFigtHHi tn winning tsa
prrnunt. hut We have certainly worked
some OF them more successfully than
aH9IE opponents. fpTg instance. Wh nave
n play worked by Cobb and other fast
nen n bnsc-runnng that has gained
us many runs,
-HIs play can only be worked when
runners are on nrst and second
1'he opposing pitcher will inyAr.-
ably keep throwing to hrst to freeze"
liz. ,..ti. .t.. - elaxs. = 4 ..t. ta pos
si9le no ms 70 preven, asacrifice or a.
.doaaic steal TIE runner on second
takes bie lead. and the moment the
pitcher starts 10 throw to iirst he dashes
.io third, and 4ayen times out OF ten he
Ewiil slids III safely before tho frst
pase,run can relay the ball across the
diamond If there Is only one batter
3ar, tion a long II, viii score the run
ner. 1t also&ppans up an opportunity
fos the double steal. allowing the man
on third 10. score While they are trying
"a ran dowls the other runner between
iirst amt second
Anothe, play which has attracted
sofpc attention.. il the catching OF y
runner on second when there liz nobody
oat 'g,hls play possibly saved US from
a0fcate In the AeSen,een-inning game
ful on account ~ !is daring. As pSu
kaaw, wl.t.., n. ;t;ttuTr !s III =tsori with
nobody ptii /; IL considered good base
bau fer 41ln batter u sacrifice 40 that
ia! can reacA tIitrd. Then Ion. nv or
iiESlyh-i Il hard eruuhdrf. VIII score him.
Btlt we have Il schern; 10 stop u. Tha
runner rAtnrsiy sakss hAE Lead - -
The evening world., 1907-10-05
Wit Battle Next Week for. the
Worlds Baseball -HonOrs
-RY -HTEHEYz .IIsN Mn Gsr

viii come out we'll In the end.
Daring ;hIs season II, tho American
League 1ae Detroit Club has often been
for. or I've riing :5efliIla to@GEsl slls
close OF tiie gang. br, Gtat diltn; stop
racn In ,Fe iea-t rltgy patiently
waited Tor siip-up on the part ot their
Euproaerts rrfa nsf~.i fossIif5st
into ttle brsaeh and tonk I'd ylsi,;gg 1.t
III we have Won as m,tnY games by
taking advantage Of mispiaSs BY our
opponents az By starting in and win
iIMg al fF1 6p5nIFE WE have 'ffwftS'E
becn aggressive. aad II didn't lake Is'r
more than Il morrtll TO tr1tua NJ Y play
.sas.s sst1.- ILL.,. L hal &As
ceiglun II ttYelY lY. en- 81
Tigers kne.w tIii.asii fFis55f faid no
= = ability for remnant wsnners and
i 4ct myself TO work 10 gel the.al work
-ir,t q. l,ssnfaH.v@ i=fo51,a i!iat seeer al
OF tlra p.siyf7s ssat I,e-T55TI1r rtfrvs
whirh kept Them from speaking 10 each
other 4 knew tSsSt would never do IN a
ball club hs.t..I made no efforts what
Z el-s.r-tn ,.atEh thea& dii ife.arSes nr
! fARS =HttIeS5 vrtod I m 5surTF5r-- n
and succeeded, ] sil+-i their minds with
the idea ~ wian.nE the ctampionsn!p.
and ss,,.s. .4.4a m on the cub
playing AZ top speed.
In their Hght around tho rireuil thes
snat, hscania NO interested - ths.r ei-
forts that the personal differences graf
ua,ly fnasaGawa9 ! understand thefe
are ,wp Players on my ciu';s now VINO y. !.
them wauld 70 out and iiGnt Tor ths
other ] knew nothing about tlla tausn
Of these Jinerenees and 10 not %nila
10 know. do moi need - NnoMs ~ Y
every playeI' 10 give his best Efforts 10
The club. and ,iiat ~ What they nave
done.
s Wc ara going 70 win the word : chlsi1-
sr,onsnin and wH are goins TO do y IN
the saIf,e WAY thnt va won the chnm+
The evening world., 1907-10-05

Baseball. Hobok~n. Sunday. Hoboksn ~,
rhiiadriphiA Giants, a,Jo ~ NJ. Admission
The evening world., 1907-10-05

Baseball To-Day. Two games FIRST sams
.eailcfi . r ~ american League Isark x. "
An ctA eans " Boston, One hdnissioa, q.
The evening world., 1907-10-05

The Cardinal bAsketbaii team has dAtra
opsn for teams averaKns bstNsen lso and
i.3 pounds.
The evening world., 1907-10-05

Entrits for thr indoor waiktnx chau1piois-
.hips aTr not con,lnx a. fast A. the com
aittss Asstsss, Esm Listsold's psespsfavs
The evening world., 1907-10-05

F!;Esirimons nj Carson or the 18th of
March; i've years later. Jim Corbni,
ivrd Ike the King OF t,le earth.
The evening world., 1907-10-05

AAYsAesst-k -kaiiesiax Goa ..1isat
risht aionr .imost ea.h.d. and st 40 % !.
too.