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A Letter From an Ex-Mayor.

Editor of the Earth
l came to the great southwest from
Missouri twenty-three years ago and
stopped first in Texas, where l secur-
ed the place of manager for the Penas
co Cattle Company Two years later
in August of 1885, l took part II the
great cattle drive that characterized
that year in the Southwest bringing
the Penasco company's cattle to the
portion of Chaves county tnat now
bears that name. Ia the Penasco coun
try, a tract 36 miles square, we estab-
lished a ranch that was one of the
best in the country. We raised alfal-
ia for feeding purposes with great sue
cess and little trouble. We also rails
ed fruits of all kinds and vegetables
was grown with success, although we
had no market at that time and had
a greater demand for alfalfa. The
fruits grown here are fine.
Since leaving the Penasco Company
six years ago, l nave been manager
of J. ]. Hagerman's cattle interests
and in this capacity come in close con
tact with his enormous agricultural
and horticultural interests. 1 have
seen the Hagerman farm, one of the
most beautiful il the United States,
grow from bald spot on the prairie
and / know that with work, farmer
can make the most beautiful homes
here to be found in the United States.
The only trouble is that there nave
been too many "cow-puncher farmers"
here. I belong in that class myself,
but / realize that it is bad combina
ton. What are wanted are real farm
ers who understand tilliag the soil
Give this country supply of good
farmers and it will take the head in
that line in the procession Of states
This will eventually be the country of
small farmers. and then it will reach
perfection.
JAMES r. HINKLE,
Ex-Mayor of Roswell N. NJ. |
Roswell, N. NJ. Aug. 1906
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million dollars. The Grand Opera
House, in which there were five sto-
ries, was destroyed. The three story
Duncan building opposite was also
destroyed. The Park Hotel and the
Columbus Hotel were badly damaged.
ding, the Security Trust building, the
Bijou Theatre, the College Block, the
Harrisburg Gas Company building
and others were damaged The fire
started from an explosion in a hat
store in the Opera House Block.
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Santa Fe, N. 1.-Mirabal
introduced in the House a bill yester-
day afternoon to repeal the law Gre
ating the Bureau of immigration. The
bill repeals entirely Title 27 of the
compiled laws The measure will have
the active support of members who
think counties and cities should pay
for advertising mater for their local
tiles rather than tax the entire Terri
tory for the benefit of favored sect
ions.
Walters and Ruppe introduced
bill providing for a reduction of fees
of assessors and collectors in first
class counties. The percentage is re-
duced from four to two per cent. This
would reduce the fees of assessors
and collectors il first class counties
several thousand dollars a year.
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ANTI-GAMBLING BILL is
PASSED IN ARIZONA

Phoenix Ariz., Feb. 1.-The leg
islative assembly today passed the
governor signed tine bill previously
passed by the council repeating the
statute permitting the licensing of
gambling in Arizona, the new law to
take effect April 1.
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OVERFLOW SWEEPS
AWAY TWO HOUSES.

Charleston, Mo-, Feb. 1.-The over
flow of the Mississippi river. which
is filled with great blocks of floating
ice, has swept away two residences
and a school house at Dorent, a vii
lage 25 miles south of here. No loss
of life is reported. Dorent is OF the
railroad.
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SEVERAL EARTHQUAKE IN
SOUTHERN AUSTRALIA

Melbourne, Aus, Feb. 1.-Several
earthquakes occurred Tuesday in Tas
mania. There was no damage but the
people are greatly alarmed.
Slight 'Quakes at Kingston
London, Feb. 1.-Governor Swetten
ham mas notified the Colonial Office
that slight earthquake shocks contin-
ue at Kingston.
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BILL INTRODUCED TO CUT DOWN
ASSESSORS AND COLLECTORS
FEES TWO PER CENT
BUREAU OF IMMIGRATION

Bill in House Has for Its Object the
Doing Away with the Great lmmi-
grafton Bureau, and the Advertis-
ing of Favored Sections.-What Is
Behind the District Attorney Bill as
Seen from the Inside.
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MILLION DOLLAR FIRE
All HARRISBURG. pa.

Harrisburg, Pa. Feb Eight
buildings in the center of the business
district were either destroyed or bad
ly damaged by fire early this morn
ing, involving loss estimated at o
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Deputy Sheriff W. F. English, of e
Ida, left this morning for Portales. ia
king with him, A. NJ CDoss) Boykin
whom he captured in the Nal Pals
few days ago. Boykin will probably
go to the Territorial peaitentiary In
a few days.
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The Roswell Tent City and Sanitar-
ium announces that for the next 80
days they will furnish cottage. board,
sanitary care, fuel and conveyance to
and from town for the sum of $500
per week. This is the best place in
the valley to recuperate.
S5t2* C. L. PARSONS, Man.
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BIG TIME
COMING
PANHANDLE sTocKMAN's ANNu-
Al CONVENTION TO BE
HELD IN ROSWELL
COMMITTEES APPOINTED

Executive Committee Holds a Meeting
and Names Committees and Makes
Plans for the Meeting That will
Draw Big Crowd of Cattle men and
Their FamiIies.-city will Provide
Entertainment.
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ENGINE PLUNGES OVER EN-
BANKMENT KILLING TWO

Missouli, Mo-, Feb. 1.-Two engin-
es upon which were riding a number
of men who had been breaking snow
blockade near Salton, Montana, plum
ged over an enbankment near De
borgia yesterday, killing two and in
juri1g nearly score, some seriously.
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Lake Arthur, N. NJ, Aug. %, 1906.

The display of portraits on exhibi-
ton in the window of the Daniel
Drug Co. by Walton's Studio is one
He has treated his subjects with
deftness AID skill, using the camera
as medium. but seeing the subjects
with the eye of an artist A pause at
the window will repay you
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NOTICE REAL ESTATE MEN

NUlIIE kEAL ESTATE MEN
There will be a Meeting of
all licensed Real Estate Men of
the City of Roswell at Carlton
& Bells office at 7:3O p. m. on
Feb. End. important business
demands their attention.
Real Estate Men.
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Wanted.-One pantry girl and
waitress at GiIkeson Hotel. Apply a
once.
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Licensed real estate men, don't fail
to be at Carlton & Bells office to-
morrow evening at 1880
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Are we going to have barbecue
at the cattlemen's convention? Ask
Phelps White.
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FOR RENTING room house. 107
N. Lea Apply A. Haansy. at First Ma
tional Bank a5tf.
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FOR RENT:-Two front rooms, 204
s. Lea. Inquire P. v. Market. S5-t5
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Doss soYkIN WAS HALF-HEART-
ED IN HIS PLANS TO ES-
CAPE JAIL TERM
CAPTURE WAS EASY

Man Under Sentence of Twelve Years
For Killing His Brother-in- law Tells
A Record Representative The Story
of His Escape and Capture-Could
Have Killed Captors.
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The District Attorney Bill

Special Mail Correspondence.
Santa Fe, n. NJ, Jan. 31.-The dis
trict attorney bill still sleeps in the
Committee on Judiciary in Ihe CouH-
Gil. This bill was introduced IN the
House of Representatives On Thurs
day of last week with the expectation
that it would pass that body under a
suspension of the rules and would
go to the Council and be passed by
that body on the following day; but
the passage of the bill was delayed
in the House until Friday, and did
not get to the Council until Monday.
In the mean time the true purpose
of the bill became apparent to the
members of the Council and many
others.
At first it was thought that the bill
was a measure to give the selection
of the district attorneys into the
hands of the people and that the pro-
vision to allow the selection of dis
trict attorneys by the Council, for the
time intervening between now and
the next general election, was simply
a slap at the Governor. 1t is looked
at very differently now, and is regard
ed as an attempt by interested par
ties to. get the Council to select dis
trict attorneys who are friendly to
certain people who appear to be in
danger of getting into trouble in the
courts. Should the plan to get dis
trict attorneys appointed who would
wink at certain violations of the law
be successful now, the statute of hm-
itation would run before the election
of new district attorneys by the peo-
pie would be possible.
The plan is a pretty one for the
protection of people VINO fear the
law and are seeking protection in
this manner. and the excuse that it
is simply a slap at the Governor is
entirely too gauzy to obscure the real
object of the bill 1t was proposed that
a special election be held to elect dis
trict attorneys in the various dis
tricts, instead of having them ap-
pointed by the Council, and this plan
met with prompt and vigorous resis-
tance, thus showing very conclusively
that it is not primarily the desire of
the promoters of this bill to give tie
election of district attorneys into the
hands of the people. The bill is a po-
litical job to help the members of
(Signed) LOOMS.
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SPECIAL MATINEE for children
at Majestic, Sat. O'Clock. 1Octs.
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WANTED.-One pantry girl and
waitress at Gilkeson Hotel. Apply at
once.
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SUSPECTED
OF MURDER
ACCUSED MAN BROUGHT TO ROS-
WELL FOR SAFE KEEPING
CAUGHT AFTER CHASE

The Crime for Which the Man Is Be-
ing Held Was the CoId-BIooded Muir
der of a German Laborer, Who Was
Found with a Bullet Hole in His
Back at Frio, Texas, Yesterday.
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]. w. stockard. chairman; C. w
DeFreest. vice-chairman: Albert Han
ny. J. A Graham. NJ U. Finley. o. C.
Nelson, DIR. G. T. Veal
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John w. Poe. Chairman; E. A. Ca
hoon, vice-chairman: H p Saunders.
Nathan jana. R. NJ Parsons, w. T.
Wells, NJ Price.
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r. r. White, chairman; wv. M. Atkip
son, vice chairman; O. ID. Owens. G.
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JAMES r. HINKLE,
Ex-Mayor of Roswell N. NJ
Roswell, NJ NJ. Aug 1.1906.
The Washington times., 1907-11-09
AUTOMOBILES

AUTOMOBILE CAsING-Firzts sold as
seconds: wrapped treads and sous diamond
Bailey trsads; Goodrich Diamond gusran-
tesd cas- ms. ali Sizes expert vulcanfzinE
winter Prices: Quick emergency repairs az
little cost JONES AUTO TIRE WORKS.
e09-s04 z no2-sa, mo, tu-I2t
A SITE FOR a garage. 5th and Massachu-
sets ave NV BUTLER & TALIAFERRO
co. sth and II SITS. nv. MOIST
FOR sALE-A fye-passenEer two-cyIinder
touring car. in perfect condition: a rare bar
gain: Maxwell TunabOuti nrst-class order
THE DEWEY GARAGE
1873 L St. n. W Phone n. 1851,
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NoN-MEDICAL HEALING.

The Junod-The VaCuum-Method OF restoring
the. circulation OF the Blood Is used IN the
HOSPITALS and by the PHYSICIANS OF
EUROPE, and is the only method that Is
considered IN the treatment OF TUBERCUIO-
SIS Of the BONES, JOINTS, and TISSUES;
and those SERIOUS NERVOUS AILMENTS
that have RAFFLED the SKILL, or your
PHYSICIAN. LOCOMOTOR-ATAXIA in
cluded. Let me furnish you references and
information.
PROF. H. n. D. PARKER
1924 New York Avenue
Hours 10 70 &. SundayS 10 to 1 Phone N Gi12
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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS viii be received at the Bureau
OF Supplies and Accounts, Navy Department
Washing l1iTs d. G, until 10 o clock a. m-s
November &c. 1901. and publicly opened In
mediately thereafter to furnish az the navy
yard. Washington. d. c, etc, g quantity q
naval supplies, as follows: Sch 497: Chart
portfoItos--Sch- 4s9: Leather betting. pumps.
measuring machine, nickel. Applications for
proposals should designate the schedules de-
sired by number. Blank proposals viii be
furnished upon application 70 the Bureau
z. b. ROGERS, Paymanstsr General U. s
n. nos,l6
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR, once
OF the Superintendent u S. Capitol Building
and Grounds, Washington, D. c., october .,
1907. Sealed proposals. In duplicate, viii be
received and publicly opened at the above
once at Il O'CLOCK, NOON, on WEDSES-
for roof OF once Building. United States
Senate Plans and specifications can be
had on Application % the above Office.
twenty-five dollars viii be required from the
intending bidder as a guarantee for the re-
turn Of the plans and specifications. Bids
must be accompanied BY certified check or
surety bond IN the sum OF per cent OF the
amount OF bid. Contract VIII require ap-
proved surety bond in The sum OF 90 per cent
Of the amount Of contract. The right Is re-
served 20 reject any all bids. or - waive
any technicality OF infoTmslity IN any bid
ELLIOTT WOODS. Superintendent q 5.
Capitol Building and Grounds Approves
JAMES RUDOLPH GARFIELD, Secretary.
no2,s,1ss
PROPOSALS FOR RED BRICKS. once Of
Building for National Museum. Library OF
Congress- Washington, D. G., October 20.
1907.-Sealsd proposals for red bricks for thiz
building viii Be received at this once until
TWO O'CLOCK p. II. On TUESDAY, NO
VENEER L. 1907, and then publicly opened.
Specifications and other information fur
nished on application BERNARD r
GREEN, superintendent OF Construction.
oc2s. SoSi, noise
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS, Dis
trict OF Columbia Washington, =. @. No
yenber 2 1901 Sealed proposals viii be IT,
ceived at this once until NOON on SATUR-
DAY, NOVEMBER Is. 1907 for the con-
structiou OF an eiEht-Toom school building
at the northwest corner Of Fourth and II
streets southeast. Plans, specifications, and
necessary blank forms OF proposal may be
obtained by applying at ROOM No AZ. District
building. HENRY B. F. MCFARLAND.
HENRY I. WEST, JAY J. MORROW. Com
mfSsioDars ID. G. nos-et-eNsu
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one CENT a WORD FOR
OFFICES
NORTHWEST.

GOLDENBERGS 7th and X SITS. NV
S. KAHN. SONS & CO. Sth and Market space
GREENS CAPITAL A ID v i r Z n q
AGENCY. u45 10Th st. NV.
W. u. McNULTY, Cigar Store, I4th and NV.
Rhode ISLAND PHARMACY, Linton &
Nelson, ProprietOrs; corner Rhode Island
ave. LIST and i SITS NV.
ROBERT T.. PETZOLD, The Harvard Phar-
macy. nth and Harvard SITS NV.
". A. DARLING. cor. 18th and T SITS NV
J.. FRENCH SIMPSON. cor 9Th ST.. Rhode
Island ave, and r ST. NV.
II. T. BUTTS PHARMACY, 4th ST. and
Mass, ave. NV.
CHAS c. HORNUNG. Christlani Pharmacy.
sw. cor 9Th and N SITS. NV.
SANFORD'S PHARMACY, New York ave.
and North Capitol street.
r. A. NEITCH 10Th and n SITS. NV.
QUIGLEY'S PHARMACY, 2lst and q SITS NV.
GILLETTE g. Co. 18th ana L SITS. NV.
s. nj. WAGNER & Co. 1st and II SITS. NV.
l. T. TAYLOE, cor. 9th and + SITS. NV
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LADDON PHARMACY, 1900 Florida ave. ne.
CHAS II. BLUMER. n. Cap. and r SITS. ne.
McCHESNEX q JOACHIM. cor ID and p SITS.
\. j. DUNCAN q CO., Druggists 9Th and K
SITS. ne.
MccHEsNEY & JOACHIM sth and F SITS. ne.
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SOUTHEAST

A. 2. POWELL. 4th and East Capitol SITS.
ODONSELL DRUG CO, Sth and g sts-
III. S. FEALI, NV. cor. 18th ana Pa. ave.
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SOUTHWEST.
V. HUGO EISENBEISS. 18th and B streets.
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HELP wANTED-FEMALR.

BOOKKEEPER-E permanent 20
siuon; liberal salary. Address BOX 457
Times ONCE. n07-6L
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

LEGAL ADVICE free; All casea: divorces q
specially. Address BOX 4ss, Times office.
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GEORGETOWN
F. P. WELLER. Pharmacy. 1884 N st. NV.
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ANACOSTIA-
BURYS PHARMACY, corner Monroe and
jefferson SITS.
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PANTRY GIRL and girls 90 wait table night
and morning. 7l5 18th ST. nv. n09-3t
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LUNCH ROOM; receipts, $50 per day; rent.
SIS per morth; no reasonable offer refused
1196 G st. nw. nos-st
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SPIRITUALISM

IF YOU WISH advice ana information on
any subject, call TO see MR.. MILLION and
get q psschic reading or independent slate
writing. These private sittings give praC-
teal information. 9lz Eye 81. nv. no3-lt
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FORM LETTERS.

OUR FORM-LETTER work carnot be dis
tinguished from typewriting. send for sam
pies and prices. FRANCIS NJ. AFFORD &
CO., 400 Massachusetts ave. NV, 1Iain 4S9.
nos-9Gt
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DENTISTRY.
DANCING.

THE WYNDHAM ISL 18th nw.-Lessons. soc.
6 lessons, $50; claSs. $50 every Tues, Thurs.
Sat. Guarantee to tfach you Prof Wyndhaul.
ly46-u
MISS COULTER. professor Of dancing; pri-
vate lessons. soc II you can walk / can
teach you to waIt=- 2Q1 I St NV. Phone
n. 1I29. Advanced classes Tuesday and Fri
day s to IL Ball room for rent. no4-20t
PRIVATE DANCING lessons SOC; waltz and
tVo-step guaranteed lessons; class 81
month; ball room for rent S. To S.. Address
with stamped envelope. BOX As, Times Of
fee no5-6t-eX5u
DANCING STUDIO.
9i2 EYE ST. n. W.
Class Tuesday and Saturday evenings at
s D. m Competent instructors. Private les
sons by appointment. Ballroom for rent 70
select parties. Clog, buck and wing dane
ing taught by expert. Phone n. "a oc30-30t
DANCING. Ballroom and Fancy Dancing;
latest methods: private or class lessonA
NATIONAL. CONSERVATORY. 1i2 last Cap
ttol st Phons Lincoln l06L seZ2-tf
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FOR SALE - Chickering upright plano,
s20o- %. one OF our removal sale bargains.
CHAS. II. STIEFF, 81 18th u. nv. Futurs
home 10oS-10le ST NV. J. c. Conltff Man
ager. Oce5-tf
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HELP wANTED-MALE.

BoY-su,art cOIored BOY about IS. us l.
st. NV.
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cooK-Colorea- s29 Indiana ave. sw.
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HARTz MOUNTAIN canRriss, 81 up; also
goIdhnches, parakeets, parrots, monkeys
cockatoos, maSoins, gold fish, dogs, rabbits
guinea pigs. LEES BIRD STORE, 1901 5th
st. oclo-u
JUST RECEIVED lot OF Eartz mountain
canaries. from 81 up; also gold fishes, Scotch
collie and other Dogs parrots. rabbits; in
cubators and chickens; fall bulbs, etc
SCHAID'S BIRD STORE. ~ 18th st. NV.
ec1E-n
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HORSES AND VEHICLES.

CAN'T selling out $500 n c. T. runabout,
$780, 5000 top buggies. $500: $500 sgTrys
at $500. $500 top spring wagons. 5000.
Everything ct cost. Come for bargains.
1905 81. NV. oczS-n
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COOK-At once white cook. Can at / L
BLOUT, 10 7th ST. NV. nOS-2t
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SITUATIONS wANrED-FEMA1z :.

REFINED Virginia lady desires position as
companion or COnValesCent nurse: can give
good city reference Address MRS. L c.
The Askeaton Soth and sts.. washington,
d. c. II
COLORBD WOMAN, situation where she can
care for her child 2 years, Address 405 18Th
st. Sc =
BY YOUNG lady from country, good edu-
cation; position. Address BOX 494, Tines
Office, stating salary. no9-3t
WASHING by good Iaundress. 104 Madison
court, between LIST and %, z and T. NV.
nos-st
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BARNEY & BERRY rink skates, 81 Wins
low ritk skates, S. Union Hardware rink
skates S2-75. We carry in stock all parts OF
skates and do repairing. c, T. HUNTER,
lib Pennsylvania ave. NV. Open until 100
.. N. ncs-9
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FIVE PLAIN COOKS, 2 cha1nbermaids, 2
girls 10 nurse: private family. 1885 nth 81.
NV. 1t
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FLOOR OIL.

TO OBTAIN clean. glossy floors use Hunt
ers Dust Killing Floor Oil, Il win also rid
the house OF reaches and water bugs. Only
s5c a gallon. delivered in cans. Phone Main
545S us Pennsylvania ave. NV rI05-tf
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-08-27
SPORTS
BASEBALL GAME
FOR LABOR DAY
CONTEST BETWEEN ST LOUIS
AND PICKED TEAM FOR BENE-
FIT or CUP DEFENDER.

The players for the game of ball
ball ON Labor Day for the benefit oil
the new cup defender, between the
champion st. Louis team and the pick
ed team of players from the other three
teams that composed the league this
wear are as follows: st. Louis team
Soares c.; Bushnell p; Bruins 1b.; Will
iams Oh; En- Sue 3b.; Evers SIS; 10
On H.; Aylett CT; Louis IT. Picked
team: Jones c.; Reuter- and Williams
D.; e. Desha h.; Vanatta 2b.; Hamp-
ton 3b.: J .Desha SIS; r Fernandez
If: Lemon CT. Darcy RI.
This game ought to be good one
from start to finish, as the best play
ers in the league are on the picked
team. After this game, it is the pres
ent idea to have a series of games De-
tween the best teams in the fleet, pro
vidiug the men are allowed to lanu
One of the ships in the fleet Is sup
posed to have the best team in the
Navy and some good games ought tC
be the result and in this way Honolulu
may get a good line on the all Ha'
wall team for the coast series.
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GOLF ON SUNDAY
At COUNTRY CLUB
MATCH GAME WAS POSTPONED
BUT PRAC rICE PLAYERS TURN
ED OUT FOR TOURNAMENT.

The golf match between Merriam
and Smith that was to have been play
ed on Sunday for the White Rock
Trophy has been postponed until next
Sunday. A number of players took ad-
vantage of the fine day Sunday and
PLAYED the interesting game at the
Country Club. The coming golf tour
nament for the championship of the
islands is causing a number of players
to get out every day now to play, and
the course is usually very well filled
A number of players who had not
shown very good form in the earlier
part of the season, have improved
very much lately Among them are
Spencer, Wickert, Buchly, Bishop and
others. and if they still continue to inn
prove, they ought to be in the running
when the qualifying round is finished
The exact dates for the champion
| ship have not been decided on as yet
but it is very probable that they will
be held on the Sth and 18th of Septem.
| Der. There is some talk of holding &
match play foursome tournament OF
Labor Day, but it has not been decid
ed upon as yet by the committee Of
! the Country Club.
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SEVERAL CASES
IN LAND COURT
CASTLE FILES PETITION TO REG
I5TER wAIAHOLE LAND AND
CONTESTANTS APPEAR

w. r. Castle truste for r +. Lam
sing yesterday filed an application in
the Land Registration Court for reg
istration Of title to a piece of land at
Waiahole. Il Is likely that the case
will occupy several days time as there
are a number of conflicting claims, one
Of which is made by the Territory.
The Territory claims two roads which
cross the property, and the petitioner
alleges that he holds all the land in
fee simple and that the road across it
are not the property of the Territory.
A. G.. M. Robertson and c. w. Ash
ford also represents owners of proper
ty who claim to have interests in one
way or another in the land in ques-
ton. Attorney General Hemenway is
looking after the County's side of the
! case.
An application for registration OF
title has also been made by S. G. Will
der on 2:4O acres of land between Judd
street and Nuuanu cemetery adjoining
Eskbank on the Eva side
Y. Amin has also made application
for a registered title to AIS acres Oh
the Eva side OF Punchbowl street
above the school.