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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-04-21
THE SALVATION ARMY.

Meetings in the hall, corner of King
street and Nuuanu avenue, every even
ing, except Wednesday, commencing at
o'clock.
Sunday services: Knee drill at a. m.
Holiness meeting at II a. m. Junior
meeting at 1890 p. m Young Peoples
Legion meeting at p. M, and Saliva
ton meeting at p. m.
Meetings in the Oahu penitentiary
and county jail at 1890 p. m.
Meetings in the Japanese hall, 15S
n Beretania avenue, every Tuesday,
Wednesday, Thursday and Saturday
evenings at 1880 O'Clock. and Sunday
school at 9:30, every Sunday morning.
Meetings in the Korean hall, 100 Ku-
kui street every Tuesday. Thursday
and Saturday evenings at o'clock.
Sunday school at $50 a m, and SAL
walton meeting at p. m. every sun
day
Sunday school on School street, near
Liliha street, every sunday afternoon
at 2:30 o'clock
Everybody is cordially invited to at
tend these meetings, and to send the
children to the Sunday schools.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-04-21
LECTURER PAYNE

Then as CLEAN of light shot down
through the wandering clouds, we were
quickly carried back to the morning of
creation when the earth was without
form and void and darkness brooded
over the face of the deep. 1t seemed
every moment as if we must once more
hear the voice of the Almighty Crea tor
cry forth Let there be Light
/ wanted to remain alone through
the night feeling sure that in the DESC
lation one could easily put Up a ladder
and the angels of God would descend
and ascend upon it.
Of the deep pit, dark, awful, it's fire.
eyes burning through the night. it's
volcanic force from the earth's heart.
mystery, power, creation, eternity, are
its fitting words: I know not how to
speak. Indeed, I know of nothing in
the earth nor under the earth with
which to compare it. To travel all the
way from the States to see Hawaii and
yet not visit Hawaii is surely a serious
mistake.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-04-21
CENTRAL UNION CHURCH.

Rev. j. Walter Sylvester. ID. D., pas
tor. Rev. w. D. Westervelt will
preach both morning and evening. The
musical program is as follows: Morn
ing-Anthem by the choir, Blessed be
the Lord by Tours.
Offertory solo by Mr.. Hastings. by
Babylon's Wave" Howell.
Evening-Anthem by the choir, God
be Merciful Unto U.s. by West; also
sabbath Eve" by Smart. A cordial
invitation is extended to all to attend
these services.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-04-21
FOR SALE.

ORDERS taken for settings pure bred
Buff Wyandotte eggs; also one day
old chicks. May & Co, Ltd. 225
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The table decorations were American
Beauty roses and maidenhair ferns
| ~ ~ -
| Mrs. Theodore Richards win give a
| tea to the teachers of the Kamehame-
ha School for girls on Friday.
~ - ~
Mrs. George Carter gives a buffet
| luncheon on Friday.
~ ~ ~
Invitation are out for the college club
entertainment, commemorating its
second anniversary, to take place at
Punahou, not at the Kamehameha
Schools. 1t will precede the May Day
festival-being given on May Day eve.
" ~ ~
The Minutes Club were entertained
at a card party at Mrs. T. A. Schaefer
on Friday evening.
~ ~ ~
A dance was given in Pauahi hall,
Punahou, on Friday evening, by the
classes of 'OS, '09, 10 in honor of the
seniors and post graduates. There
were a few other guests and it was al
together a successful and delightful
evening. The hall was decorated with
palms and the music was furnished by
Sam Nainoa's orchestra.
" ~ "
An entertainment, followed by a
dance, was given by the pupils of the
High School for the benefit of the Ath-
letic Association at the Knights of
Pythias hall on Friday evening. 1t
mi NV oil
and was a gratifying success, financial
~. There was a very large attendance.
~ - ~
Mrs. A. NJ Brown, Miss Helen
Brown and Mrs. Antoinette BIGGER
sailed for the Orient on the Hongkong
Maru Wednesday. Mrs. BIGGER, who |
has been visiting in Honolulu and ex- |
oected to remain until, autumn, will |
return after her tour in the Far East |
Mr.. and Mrs. Brown will return to the |
United States by the way of Europe.
~ " "
Miss Gertrude Baker, who was APP
pointed librarian of the Honolulu Lii
orary last winter, has sent in her
to the great regret of all
is patrons. Miss Baker has been a
most efficient librarian, unfailingly
Courteous and obliging, and it will be
lifhcult to find a successor so compe-
ent and so popular. She is to be mar
led to Mr.. Phillips of Liverpool, Ohio,
lay IL, and they will travel in Japan,
eturning to the United States to live.
hey will reside in Liverpool where
Ir. Phillips is in business, connected
nth the famous potteries there.
" ~ "
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Schmidt will sail
Or Europe on the Siberia. They will /
e absent about six months, visiting
reat Britain, making a trip up the !
thine and spending some time in
Mrs. William Pfotenhauer left by the
evadan on Friday for Germany. She I
as accompanied by her children, who
i'll be placed in school, and by Miss
Ia Kopke, who expects to spend two y
ears in Germany studying music.
~ ~ ~
DR.. and Mrs. F. II. Humphris were
gently entertained in Chicago at din
er by Mr.. Bartlett, father of Mrs. c.
{. Case Deering, at the Auditorium,
Id at a luncheon by the Russian Con-
Az AoolO CSiiiIAISllUOCh MI |
S sailed from New York for Liver
pol, DR.. Humphris returning to Phi1a-
elphia, where he will spend some time /
study, and inspecting the hospitals.
~ " ~
Judge and Mrs. Walter T. F'rear gave
dinner at their residence in Puma
,u on Tuesday evening. Amongst the
tests were Mr.. and Mrs. A. Knudsen,
r. and Mrs. James Wilder, and Mr.
Id Mrs. Brainerd Smith.
----s.9~s.--
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KAMS SHINE IN
AMATEUR PLbYLE7

Mr.. Bob delightful bit of
comedy, was presented last night by
the Kamehameha Schools boys at the
gymnasium. The parts We're well
taken, and the large crowd which had
gathered went away well pleased with
the entertainment
The Kamehameha Girls School Glee
Club sang some pleasing selections dur
ing the intermissions.
The characters were:
Philip Royson, a medical STUDENT
............-....... David Kamaiopili
Robert Brown, a lawyers clerk.
.......--..... James Mahikoa
jenkins, butler. David Gardner
Rebecca Luke, Philips aunt. ....
Francis Akana
Katherine Rogers, her niece. .
.............-...... Joseph Timoteo
Marion Bryant, Katherine's friend.
Observation-Disclosures. Frank Mackenzie
Patty, maid. ...... George McIntyre
The girls parts. acted by boys, were
carried out exceedingly well. the boys
creating no little amusement as they
picked up their skirts and walked
about the room. David Gardner as
Jenkins, the butler, was especially
good.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-04-21
Classified Advertisements
WANTED.

HORSES suitable for delivery service.
Address Sanitary Steam Laundry.
225
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FOR RENT.

SIX room cottage, 1927 King St, below
Pnuahou junction; all conveniences;
Rent $3.50. Apply premises or Hell
ems Court. 77Oe
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-04-21

KROEGER Piano, good as new, at 1174
Young street. Will sell cheap. 1852
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-24
NOTAS Dc AREC|BO
Gran animation para las pro
Xmas fsstas de Csrns val.
Bailes de maaCaPss
FALlEC'MlENTO
1@ompsfiia de Varieda 'es.-
Func ones Ell juevts y el
vlerr es

Enero 22.-Sigue apmeutando
la animation para las pr0Ximos
oailes de mascaras que Sc daran Ell
este Teatro. Ha sido designada
una comiston de jovenes para orga-
1izar los festejos y la election de
2eina. La componen los j6venes
siguientes: Presidente, don Gusta-
40 Zeno; Secretario, don Gustavo
Gomez; Nocales, seiores lose l..
Gomez, Emilio Davila, Restituto
Blanco, Jose Gomez, F. Travieso y
Jose Gonzalez. FL domingo 5 de
Febrero Sc llevara q efecto el pri-
ner baile y ell el SC verificara Ia
election de Reina. FL sabado 9 el
|segundo bale y coronaci0n. FL
domingo por ia tardc pasco ell CO.
che de la Reina con su corte de da
mas y j6venes a caballo y por la
|noche el tercer bale.
La celebrada aCompaiiia de
'ariedadesn que con tauto exito ira
oaja EN- esa capital, dara dos fun
cienes Ell este teatro el jueves y
viernes dc esta semana, dando q &C.
locer a este publico sus excentricos
)ailes, difciles trabajos, ell el alan
bre Y trapecios y focas amacstradas
-Ha fallecido la respectable SC.
iora doia Juana Salgado de Nor,
la. Acompailamos a sus familia
res EN- su sentimiento. r. I. P.
Pedro Serrano acusado d
seduction, fuG absuelto hoy ell est
Norte dc Distrito ell cl jlucio que st
celebr6 por jurado.
--Probablenente sera Suspen
dido para otro ternino cl juicio cot
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-24
C|RCULOS CONCENTRIC0S
Primer clrculo Ia isa = Segundo clrculo la Union
Americana.>> Centro el ideal del pals.

a este regimen personal y autocra
tico, queremos que Sc ingerte una
rama democratica; ell este sEpTEN-
v1RATo de proconsules, queremcs
que entire una fuerza, que es la uni
4 que sin rubor es dado rendir vasa-
llaje: la fuerza de la opinion, medi-
da en- las urnas electorales, que, 81
sirven para ESQ 8 mo sirven para
NADIA y son una escala llacia los de-
gradantes abismos de la esclavitud
Y este que necesitamoS, este
lue querenos, ha de obtenerse de
un Gobernador justiciero como el
lctual, de un Consejo cuya prime
ra obligation es salvar el nombre
lei Presidente que le designa, del
Senado que lie sanciona y de la
augusta nacionalidad de que proce-
de.
Hasta hace trelnta meses Sc
5oberno aqui con el hn0M russo;
con el pan y con Ell palo: desde ha
ce treinta meses Sc gobierna aqul
con hidnlguia, con mesura, con aplo-
mo. Y es licito aguardar que Sc
acepte el ingerto democratico Ell el
arbol autocratico.
A facilitar la sinlpatica empire
sa estamos los unionistas. Y no
olvidamos que los dos clrculos con-
centricos hi Sc tocan nj Sc estorban.
En- el uno muevense nuestros anhe-
los nacionales; en- el otro nuestros
intereses locales. Nj abandonamos
a aquel, pues serla TIN crimen, nj
abandonamos este, pues seria una
torpeza
Aha y aca maniobraremos con
la certidumbre de que ALA Sc encen,
dera alguna vez el sol de la justicia
de que aca Sc abriran, anchas y
magnlfcas, las puertas de la equi
dad. -
81 nos equivocamos, sea 10 que
ell porvenir reserve, Nadie es cul
pable por esperar 10 bueno. 81 l.
malo llegara -. tambien no,
encontrarla dispuestos a recibirlo
sin salir I'm punto de los circulo'
Ique nos traza nuestra voluntad:
De los dos circulos concen
tricos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-24

Contra nosotros, los hijos de
esta terra, lIo hay una sola razon
que abone la gativa del home rule.
Tuvimos y tenemos el sufragio uni
versal; tuvimos y tenemos los mu-
nicipios autonomos; tuvimos y te-
nemos la prensa y la tribuna libres;
tuvimos y Jay! 10 tenemos el mismo
self government que la UNION re
clama con voces resonantes.
Y, teniendo todo ESQ, no tene-
mos eSe genus Uyita6'2c de que Sc
noteja a las republicas del cen
tro y del Sur; esa tenaz propension
a los motines y a las revoluciones
peri6dioas para derribar los perio-
dicos caudillajes. La pay el orden
son nuestro desideratum perpetuo;
la libertad, nuestra magica bandera,
y el derecho, el derecho a pensar y
a vivir como hombres, nuestra me-
or esperanza.
A lograrla, a realizarla van
los impulses de nuestro coraz6n y
las luces de nuestro cerebro. Y es-
ia polltica, que no es es solo de la
UNION porque es dela patria, ocupa
el primer circulo, elinmenso clr>ulc
que, partiendo de nuestras monta-
has, Sc extiende hasta el ultimc
rincon de los Estados Unidos, y Sc
refugia bajo las estrellas del pabe'
/ lion americana. Y esa polltica nc
choca, no chocara nunca con Ia
otra, con la del segundo circulo
mas estrecho, menos remote, por
que solo abarca la breve extension
de la isla, todavla luctuosa { IRE
1denta.
El segundo circulo son las ne
cesidades perentorias de la isla, sol
Ilas relaciones de UNION y el Go
bierno, son los academies, las tri
bulaciones, las di6cultades, y tam
bien las alegrias y los exitos de /;
Ilucha EN- el interior del terruno
INosotros necesitamos democratiza
lei sistema que nos mortihca, preci
saffente para que no nos norti6que
necesitamos que Sc olga la palpita
Icion gigantesca del sentimiento pI
plico; que Sc satisfagan los voto
lde la conciencia popular; nosotros
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-24
FL FL RtGI!TRO CIVIL

Sc han inscrito eli el Regis
tro civil los nacimientos de Joseph
Alexander Dore, Samuel Irwin Os-
borne, Modesto Perez Barbosa, Ro-
sendo Forteza Correa, Mercedes To-
rres Delgado, Santos Miranda,
Eduardo Reyes Albert; y las de-
funciones de Antonio Igaravidez {
Tgaravidez, Ines Hernandez Rodri,
guez, Garcia Prieto Davila y Jua-
ma Paris Y Garcia.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-24
NOT|C|AS G[NERlLES
Rtuai6a del Ccmii6 Terrific
rial dol partidO republlca.
no. lnvltaClones.
NuEVO PERlODICO
NUEVO PERIODICO
Tucendio en- una hacienda en-
Tallaboa. de Dis.
trito de Mayagutz.

Sc anuncia para estos dias
una reunion del comite territorial
del partido republicano y corren III
mores insistentes de que dicha reu-
MON ha sido convocada por el dec
tor We've, con el fin de presentar su
renuncia como jefe de dicha colec-
ividad.
va han empezado a repartir-
Sc las invitacion7s para los bales
del Carnaval ell el Teatro de esta
ciudad.
En- los caiiaverales de la ha-
cienda ''Dolores" de Tallaboa,
Yauco. Sc produjo aver un incen-
dio. Sc ignora a cuanto ascienden
les perdidas, y el hecho Sc juzga
casual.
-Se nos aSegura que los Seno-
res Sevillano y Torres Muhoz, de
Bayamou, publicaran en- breve I'M
peri6dico.
Sc esta preparando el mate.
rial para coinenzar cuanto antes los
trabajoS de construction de una linea
ferrea entire Hornigueros, cerca de
Mayagiicz y Lajas, pasando por
Cabo Rojo.
La Cortc de Distrito de Ma
yaguez sentencio a Jose Soto Men
lez, a siete amos de preside por
ltentado q la vida.
Ell Carolina y Bayam6n Sc
han presentado denuncias por frat
Il al Erario.
--= -:------------ .----. -- ------=--
ira don Juan Sifonte, que tenla que
celebrarse el - del actual.
CORREsPONSAI..
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-24
IHTIcuLO! FRANCHISES

Caniisetas de hilo de Escocia blan.
cas- y crudas de varias clases, calceti,
nes negros, blancos y de fantasia, Me-
dias de todas classes para seiioras, cal
cetines para nifiosi Paiiuelos de hilo,
bordados, desde so centavos hasta sr5o
uno' Perfumerfa de las inejores mar
cas- trancesas. Polvos, jabones, brillan-
tina, aceite etc, etc. Todo este Sc en-
cuentra en- el paris Bazar), dc Pedro
Giuste, Fortaleza Il.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-24
BUREAU DEL T|[MP(
stVvicio climate 6uico.. dc II
semsua''''gus termir6 81 10
de EneFO sCtual.
TEMPERATURES
TEMPERATURES
Las mas atlas fueron en- F.
jardo, Yauco y 'Aibonlto.
Velocidad de- viento

Durante la semana ha reinado'
una preston barometrica extraordi
nariamente alta acompaiiada de
tempo fresco, y de claro a nubladc
en- parte, con brisotes a fuertes vier-
tos del NE. Los alisios del NE, fue
ron usalmente pronunciados y es-
tables durante todas las horas dc
los dias Y noches de la semana, La
velocidad mayor registrada ell San
Juan fue 2S millas por hora. FL
seismografo de San Juan no ha re-
gistrado ninguna comoci6n terra
luea.
La temperature fue mas cons
tante de 10 acostumbrado; las ma
xmas mas atlas ocurrieron con la
mayor frecuencia ell los dias T3 y
IS V las minimos mas bajas les
dias I, ~ 10. La temperature me
dia Ell la isla fue 72.4o, que es Ii
misma de la semana anterior y GER
ca de 50 bajo Ia normal. La tenn
peratura mas alta que han informa.
do es $50; la mas baja 5o?.
FL promedio de la precipita-
cion fue 0, IS pulgada, Q cerca de, la
/ mitad de la cantidad normal. La
precipitation mayor de la seinana
fue 40 pulgadas ell Lares. Er
las estaciones de la division S., nc
Illovlo. En- muellas estaciones de
Ilado N, desde San Salvador haste
Cidra, los frecuentes aguaceros har
sido perjudiciales, pero ell general
la precipitation ha sido ligera el
toda la ista y ell la division S. 81
Egue la SEGA.
La asiguiente tabla demuestra /;
variaci6n de temperature y la can
tldad de precipitation ell estacione
|peterminadas. ...,.
TEMPERATURE i
Ii .NdS alta. NdS 6Ua
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-24

Las aspiraciones de la UNION,
que Sc fjan Ell el programa del
Olimpo y que Sc desenvuelven por
los procedimientos de la Junta Cen
trail, tienen dos campos diferentes
en- ellos Sc trabaja de TIL modo
simultaneo sin & le puedan nj deban
confundirse las dos actividades, que
responder una sola politica y que
van derechas a sus objetos respec-
tivos.
Nuestra politicl nacional Sc
dirige con energia y hrmeza a la
conquista del GoBIERNo PRoPIo,
ell cualesquiera de sus varlas moda-
lidades. Y, como Immediate solu-
cion, 4 Ia reforma del Consejo Eje-
cutivo, convirtiendolo Ell un cuerro
de election directa por el sufraglo
del pueblo.
A los esfuerzos, los grandes
esfuerzos para obtener la solucion
transitional 8 la solucion permanente,
cooperan todos los organismos de
de la UNION, empezando por el Re
sident Commissioner, siguiendo POI
la Junta Central y por la Camara y
concluyendo por las Juntas locales,
organizadas de uno a otro extreme
de Puerto Rico.
Debe ser esa una labor perse'
verante, sin tregua nj descanso
La demanda sostenida; el razona
miento poderoso; la publicidad pro
fusa; los resortes de una diploma
cia diestra y sutil; los gritos de un;
protesta mas alta cuanto mas inata
cable sea la raz6n que nos aslste
todo recurso legltimo, todo medic
todo camino, por dificiles que resul
ten, han de emplearse para qu
nuestro pueblo recobre su persona
lidad y gobierno y administre |;
TERRA ell que sufre y trabaja.
Porque es Tin vilipendio que
despues de cuatrocieutos aiios d.
servidumbre colonial, aun digal
unos pocos sehores, a quienes e
sistema aprovecha bastante, que 10
puerto-riquefos no saben dar rum
bo a su nave, nanejar sus interese
hi hacerse cargo de sus propios des
tinos,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-24
Al LPUIL|cO

Gran galerfa fotografca de cris-
tai con todos los adelantos modernos.
Aplicaciones, reproduciones, vista &c
edifcios, grupos y todos trabajos con.
cernientes al ramo. Propietario j. A.
Forastieri.-Caguas P. X.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-24
HItGROSO DES(UBPlNIfNTO

ror fin lego San Juan Mgroa specialized SUI genera
G. Alberto de Nps FL cual anazando
edcinaes de la India dcsu de undo cstudo sore enern
dades shlcas ha encondo medic
solo sin hacer del enead
conad uso de dcha sustanc FL secay Ia
formulas puante vegetables
b medcinales de la India Las pdoas nyecci6n decIos
nvento mgoso
las Was urnara de ambo
FL magoo RO0B P1zZO gran nedcamento easr1o para
coea destruction de todo blO teo pufca
lmpua deJando estao normal b dc odo virus au
eyar production de terrible enemcdad Teniendo
conpa dad toa aaeada de de ener
medades ha de osam 6ehos para ur
Pzzo los ncro podau acer paso depuGs del sul
parcuasma que solo conveucmento rmismo bondad M
esbeceo demuesta 6caca mponderabe de ou6
eesadaS malgastar s saud
de Puerto Rico Fannaca del doctor Blanco e doctor Guemety
Zzo Tenisnte Ry N6m Habsna Cuba gratis con "a
" sscrito ~
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-24
YI!l !OlENNE En- san IO!E

Sc nos ruega la insercion de
estas lineas;
oDos personals devotas de la
Nirgen de Belen, tratan de celebrar
el dia l6 de Febrero pr6ximo, a las
nueve, en- la Iglesia de San Jose,
una misa solemne, a fin de que por
mediaci6n de dicha Virgen, libre la
Providencia q la Isla de Puerto Ri
co de cualquier suceso triste.
La misa sra tocada por la Sc
iiorita Alicia S. ,ard6 y cantada por
varias distinguidas sehoritas de San
Juan.
Sc invita- a todos los felesn
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-24

pG% En la calle de San Jose, n6-
nero 7, Sc admiten huespedes con pu-
pilaje complete y Sc alquilan habita-
clones. D.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-24
SQc|EOlO PR0TGTORA

por disposition de la sehora
Presidenta Sc convoca nueyamente
a Junta general Ell el Ateneo a las
siete y media de la noche del vier-
mes IS del corriente, para seguir
.tratando sobre la Kermesse inicia-
da en- benefcio de dichos pobres,
Al mismo tempo Sc supica la
tenerosa asistencia de las seiioritas
que tambien GUSTAV cooperar al hui
manitario fiji y que, por ignorarlo,
no hayan concurrido a las anterio-
res Juntas.
San Juan, Enero a3de 1907.
AMPARo FERNANDEZ MATER.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-10-25

One hundred and sixty acres OF land
near Colorado Springs has been secur-
ed by the National Association Of Let
ter Carriers, who propose to build
home upon the ground for sick and in
digent members of their organization.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-10-25
SATURDAYS BIC
FOOTBALL GAME
PRINCETON WILL CONTEST WITH
CORNELL ON NEW YORK GRID
IRON-CARLISLE INDIANS WILL
TRY TEMPER OF PENNsYL.
VANIA AT PHILADELPHIA.

NEW YORK, oct. 25-New York
football enthusiasts will be afforded an.
opportunity TO witness a game at
home tomorrow. when Princeton and
Cornell will test conclusions on a
metropolitan gridiron. The New Jer-
sey Tigers will probably be favorltes
in the betting. but they will have their
work cut out for them in defeating the
husky squad from Ithaca. Next in
point of interest among the games
scheduled for tomorrow is that be-
tween the Carlisle Indians and Penn
sylvania, to be played in Philadelphia.
The redskins will go to William PENIS
town with blood in their eyes and the
Quakers will have to play a fast and
snappy game to save their scalps.
Little interest attaches to the games
to be pulled off tomorrow at Cambridge
and New Haven The Crimsons will
likely have little trouble in piling I'D a
big score aaginst Springfield Training
school, and the Ellis will also have a
comparatively soft snap in Villa Nova.
The soldiers at West Point will take
on an easy mark in Rochester, while
the Navy Is defeating Lafayette at An
napolis.
Among the smaller Eastern institu-
tons, the most important games will
be between Amherst and Dartmouth
at Amherst, Brown and Williams at
Providence, Syracuse and Hamilton at
Syracuse, Swarthmore and Gettysburg
at Swarthmore, Washington and JEFF
ferson and West Virginia at Washing
ton, Pa, Lehigh and Dickinson at Car
Isle and Tufts and Maine at Medford.
In the South, the principal games
will be between George Washington
and Randolph Macon, Georgia and
Alabama and Sewanee and Mississippi.
In the West, Ohio State will play at
Michigan, Illinois at Wisconsin and
Drake at Iowa.
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While Walter Miller is conceded to
be the leading Jockey of the country
this year. he has a formidable rival in
Eddie Dugan. Miller is growing
heavy and this may account in some
measure for his slump of late. His
weight when he left for California sew
eral weeks ago, following his being sold
to President Tom Williams of the Pa
ctfic Jockey club. was 1O2 pounds. and
when he returned to New York he
weighed los.
Eddie Dugan can make less than 100
pounds and it Is probable that he will
be the premier jockey of 1908. If
Boots" Durnell cares to dispose of
him, which is not at all likely, he could
do so at a sum far exceeding the usual
price for star jockeys.
Danny Maher, the American jockey
who has met with such success as a
pilot of race horses in England for
the past five years, is again leading
the list of winning lockers of Great
Britain. While his actual number Of
winning mounts is not the highest, his
percentage of wins is Is points higher
than that of his nearest competitor w.
Higgs Is the next boy up to Maher.