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The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-07-24
EMBEzzLER CAPTURED

Alonzo Vernel. wanted at Inter
national Falls. Mimi, for the en-
Of 5000 from lumber
arm, was captured at 5:45 o'clock
this morning by Detectives Briley
and Herndon.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-07-24
FIREMAN FINED $40

The board OF fire commissioners
this morning fined oJhn Crowley
$40 for being drunk on duty. 1t is
Crowley's first oifense In IA years
ON the department. He Is employ
ed at station No. 4.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-07-24
POLICE DlSPERSE
STRIKING WOMEN
tunited Press AssocIation.

SCRANTON, Pa, July 24.-Po-
lice this afternoon dispersed 1000
women strikers of the silk mills.
They broke the windows of the
plants before being driven away.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-07-24
EXPRESS COMPANIES
WILL REDUCE RATE
Omitted Press Association,

LINCOLN, Neb., July 24.-All
express companies operating in Ne.
braska today notified the state rail-
way commission of willingness to
reduce the rate Is per cent.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-11-07
s,Od,sitsiIttem nnierer Gage.

aft aud Der ibee[le @ebalt elmer.
Sodseitsfeier DON ben dltei ten 3etten
Der Bis auf bic uniere iid tets gleih
geblieben, 10 MAIDEN iiGh bod in Der
5eutisen 3eit auf benz 9ebiete Der bis>
ber trabitioneIlen 2leuBerlidteiten
aIlerlei gleuerungen eeltsnb. grfreu>
liderpeiie baben bieie aber ipeuigitens
bic sFarbe bes brdutli9en 9eDanbes
nod perfdont: iie 1T bic peiBe geblies
ben; ebenTo bic Mprtbe bic 8lume Der
iungfrGuIi9en 8raut, pie in @ngs
Lamb unb Srantreth bic Srangena
blitbe, pGbrenO in 9eutIdIanb Der
SrangenbliitbenI6mud ben brdutlis
den Dittipen 5utOmmt. Der niaDns
crime Suneferntran3" freiliA 1T BON
Der aGles bsbsrridenben Mobe in @dt
unb 8ann getban porben; bic mos
berne 8rdut trOnt ibre 5riIur ni4t
mebr nit einem Strange, ipnbern err
TeBt i'm bur9 Elm aus Mprtben ges
| flo6tenes qitterartiges 9dubden, BON
benz Der S9leier in bi6ten 5alten
berabtpallt. lleberbaupt tpiro ben
Srauttuiletten bur9 ben ginfluB Der
fpe6Ielnben Mobs, bem man lie, i'm
@egenfdb gu friiber, llnteritelt, bas
RlaiFfb Jeisrlids geruubt unb on
beFen Stele stipas GeieuIhaftsmGBis
ges geIebt, bas unbarmoniib uno
ftimmungslos pirtt,
9tu6 fir bic SeItIi9teit felbIt siebt
es iebt dllerIei naGerneueites". 90
bat man BEL uns in 4merifd bic Sohs
seitsFeier nm Mitternadt als neueite
Mppe aufgebra9t. 9ieie Wlitters
na6tsbD9Seiten, bic iibrissns in Der
9retaene Elm alter 9raud isin iolleH,
erfreuen ii9 beiOnbers in ben driItos
fratiIden areiIen GROCER @orliebe.
Mit benz 8eIude zines Sbeaters be-
ginnt 9lbenbs bic Stier. ga9 Oem
5beuter pirb ssipeiit. lin Waitters
na9t finbet bic tir9li9e Srauung
itatt. Dieter fOl9t Elm Ball, unb To-
balb bic Sonne aufgsbt, piro bic
S)pu10tllsltlIS llll 0SlpHlpul uHSNllt~
ten. Sine anbsre Mobe 1T aieidfaGs
in bieTsm aaHbs aufgstommen. nGms
lit bic, baB iid bic 8rautiunsfern
entipebsr gang glei4 in 5arbe uno
5orm tleiben, ober odb iie irsenbpie
6jebanfen fpmbOliiiren. Bel elmer
6o63eit in Retp gort erffienen .. 3.
tiirslitb bic 8rautfiibrsrinnen ais
rRe9enbpgsn", BEL elmer anberen als
.Sonnenatifgang" unb Bel elmer 9o9s
3eit i'm Serbit in ben 5arben berbits
lid gefGrbten 2aubes unb refer
8eintraubsn. DAP bur9 Oersleiden
elmer SohSeitsfeier etipus bonn 8e<
prGae elmer Masterabe aufesbriidt
fpirb, tit pobl niht su beItreiten. 2ies
Der folIte man ben ii6ertommsnen @es
brGuhen treu bIsiben, mad bsnen bic
6c9ssit cine ernfte 5eier 1T.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-11-07

f0gte Mr. Barrier NIT einem gTtde, Der
isben Diberjpru4 i'm Seime erftiLtt,
rebe sic MiB Barter gebsirdtbet ha'
ben! W1ein 9elbi9rdnt piro Iies in
Srbnung bringen!"
rWem sic es fpiinIhen," itdmmelts
Der Opttpr. Der fi9 Dor Slid niht gu
fafen perno9te.
sd fpiini4e es," fagts Rr. pa=s
fer.
al6t Sage barauf ipuros Der Scitor
nit MiB Barrier in 2onscn gttrcut.
Der Sdusberr nd'9tt etns fur5e
gaufe.
sta, tparum lit benn T:B 9iolet
ei9sntli6 in Obnmadt gefaGIen9"
fragte eine aufsereste tleine 8aronin,
bic ME ben S4luB elmer 9ei4tate abb
pdrten tonnte.
,Barbon, bds follte eben nod tomz
men. Deil Der Dottor ftatt nit feis
mem 3af9entuds nit Mib 8iplets
9trumpf iiber feline Stirn gefabren
Gpar. Wean t0nnte bes6dl6 aud bic
9efdi9te: p0er Strumpf als Set@
rdtbaoexmittler" nennen."
Die ganSs 9eTelIf9aft la4te.
Limb Scr. Barter - haBt er
0eutI6ldnb nod immerg"
rssym @egentbetl - er 1T 8priibsn'
ber zines Clubs aur sSDrberung Der
beutT9 engliIfen 8eaiehun9en ges
lporben unb 1T auBerorb.ntlih riibris
in bieIer feinsr gigenI9aft. Sa, er
fG6rt isbes Sabr berifber, Tim feline
prdttif9en Renntniife nu9 biefer
Ri9tung bin gu ertpeitern."
,Uean follte ben 0ottor gum g6rens
prGItbenten zines beutf9en Clubs CUR
syDrberung beutid eHglif4er 8eates
buneen srnennen," faete bic tleine 8ds
rontn. Soldier grOBen @erbisnite
lpegen."
%, tr bat I6on Teinen 2o6n," trtpis
berte Der Sausberr lG6elnb, uBb bic
sanse 9efellf9aft lahte Gberntals.
Qlls bic 5reunbe gegansen unb bic
betben iunsen 9dtten allsin BET einan@
Der tparen, faste bic golblOdise 8iolet,
inbem iie nit tbren 8sil9enuugen
ibren Mtdnn dnladte: nOu biit bod Elm
hummer &erl, Gbarlep!"
mDarum9"
DAP 0u's Biz heuts nod ntdt
tpeiBt!"
.Das2@
sd bin bamals gar nt4t in S91s
madt sefaGen!"
.Die9"
std babe nur bic Gelegenbett ees
fbpinb benuBt unb bic O4nma6t gea
beu6eIt, neil idb puBte, es mar o1s
einsige WittsI, nm Pap1 hsrum3utrIss
gen!"
80! @nglanO 1T uns bod i6er!"
rief Der 0Ottor unb tiibts feine ge~
liebte 9iolet 70 Oiele Mdle auf ben
Wlunb, baB fie beinabe eritidt uno
ipirtli6 in Obnma6t gefalIen ipdrs.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-11-07

= Der @urm. @inem 5ans
belsdnseitellten. Der iabr5ebntelang
rubig unb unberbrpFen am &arren
Der Pfli9t ge3oqen, reiBt enbli6,
selessntli9 elmer oe* sablrei4en
gbitanen feines 9rotgebers, bic Sc
bulb, unb in bG9iter @rregung ruff
er: n@ntf4ut6isen sic, Serr @bef,
aber ielbft ber Durm triimmt iif,
ipenn er eetreteu ipirb!" - nWenn
&c 4 Dorm iein tppll'n". antportet
ibm Der prinsipat taltbliitig. ris
mer's reft = aber 4 @orm ihreit
bod mir d fol"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-11-07

llnbrau4bar. sic (3u
ibrem @atten, einem 6eriihmten pa
tentmebiSin : Sabritanten): Sin
glr3t bat ihon fpteber cine neue
Hrdntbeit entosdt." ST: r0us 8ez
spitter fOl ben Sert erf9lagen!"
Sie: v9tber Mann. ie mebr &rants
Peiten, beito befer bod fir Did.
gr: rllniinn! Sd babe aeraOe eine
Wiillion Prpfpette fiir mein punis
nerfal Seilmittel" bruden lafen,
IN ipelden ale Srantbeiten, fir bic
es gut, aufgeaGblt iinb; iebt tunn i9
ben ganaen 6aufen in ben Pdpterz
fprb iperfen."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-11-07

= aGGerbtngs ped. 3iidts
ling (5u einem 3elIentumpan, pel6er
ihm feline 2ebensgeT9ithte erSdblD
Limb bas nennit 0u 9ea2 0as III
gar ni4ts! Sab Dir mai er3dblen,
tpte es mir Dor Elm paar Sabren ges
gungen. Ou buit bod BON bsm
Banter Meier geb0rt2 gitn, Der
&erl gait als Oielfdder Wtiltpndr,
uno ih feBe mid alfo mebrere Mos
nate BIN unb iibe mid in ieinsm
Ramensaua. unb fpte id1 Die Inter-
fdrift 10 am S6niirhen babe, bab
er iie ielbit fir edit ertlGrt bate,
maht Der Rert 9unterott."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-11-07
. Bon feinem

Bon feinem Stanba
punt. 2ebrer (beim 9eIdi4tss
unterrid): nglio. pis mir eben &c.
bort baben, bate 3arl Der 9robe
oiele glGnaenbe giaenfduften. aber
fein Gbarattsr pies audi man4e
S6attenfsits auf. 8annit 0u mir
einen IoI6en 6sbler Sarls bes @ros
ben nsnnen. SriB2" friB mad ei'
nisem lsberIesen, sDserHD): .Sa. sr
-er = ariinbete iiberaa S4ulsn!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-11-07

Sugenb BON beut. SarI
bat su Ieinem @eburtstdge einen
Omnibus bon 9leh betommen. Mits
tags .finpet ibn iein Batter, pie er
gerabe bamit beIddftiat 1T, bic
Pferbe absureiBen, unb frugt ibn
nit itrafenber Mliene: n@arIm
md6ft Du benn ben Omnibus I9on
tpieoer entSipeig" : nSh made ibn
ia niht entstuet, i'd mdhe ia nur
einsn elettriT6en bdrdus!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-11-07
.8pm pielen 2Siben!"
66n ties 2pb.

S6dfes Sob. 5ruu lam
grabe elmer Srauenre9tlerin): r&ur3
- mir ippllen bic Borte auf ibren
9rdbtein feben: ite mar elm Mann!"
= 0oppeGftnntg. 9ait:
aShinten mD9te ih buben -. Der
utiiBte uber fehr mager ieinl" Sell
ner: 30. bel uns 1T aIIes febr md>
9er!~
@ben barum. Rad ofts
snaligen 8eriuden babe tcb bic Srall
Sefrstdr gu Saufe getroffen, iie mar
nber f9le9t geIaunt. ~9tatiirli6. ba
Sie iis gu 9auie getrOffen bdben."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-11-07

SGeerbIut. sd piirbe
SSbnsn ratben. Serr Stedle, S6ren
5ohn niht 6Driter tperben gu luis
fen - er bat su tpenia ausIidt, es
10 melt gu brin9en!" vOa tann
I'D ibn ni6t mebr bupon dbbrineen
- bas liegt linn nun einmal i'm
Blut!" - nSSa, BON tpem foa oenn
bds Der SSange haben9" = BON fsts
nsr @roBmuttet! DiHen sic, bic
1T nGmlt6 Dilbpret6Gnolerin!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-11-07

- 9lus Der mpbernen Sc
feItf9 f9aft. Dame: Die Shul5es
perIfe6sn es, elm feines Saus gu mas
den! Satten bic neulif pra6tpoIs
les Safelaeua. Die MiiIlers bagez
gen - bic batten blob eiaenes!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-11-07
@ert6pplles geiittbuu.

,Sie betpsrben iid UNI bic Sano
meirer Sodter. Das baben Sic benn
auber benz tletnen gintpmmen Don
800 Mart, BON oem sic unm0gGi4
leben tDnnen, no62"
sd babe auberbem - Sbre Sods
ter 70 Iieb, baB i6 unmOsIi4 Dbne
tie leben fann."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-11-07

= 8egretflt4. ~sSd bssreife
nidt, fpie sic iibsr bic idle9ten
WiBe bieies RenI6en ba laden t6ns
men," - nSd bin inn @sIO i4uIs
Big"
- 3ertreut. ~Susen sic.
Serr Profeior. batten Sic nidt pos
rige WOde So4aeit9" = rRein. mei>
ne Srau."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-11-07
Ger mnbanfbare Mrst.

Patient: n@ie, Serr SonitGtss
rat92 Se6s Mart perlansen Sic fir
.inen 9eIu6, ipiepobl id bic Snz
Fluenaa in bic san5e Nu4bariddft
sebradt babe9"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-11-07

= 8enau befotat. Wainna.
bic llnI6ulo bonn 2anbe. III e!n iehr
pini9es MGbhen, nur ein hib6en
beidrGntt. = r4ber Wtinnu". fagt
bic SausFrau am eriten abenb ibres
0ienItantritts, nes 1T ia fdon gang
bunteI; id iaste Ssbnen bod porbin,
Sic iollen bas 9as aufOreben." =
pas babe ih aud aIeif setban",
mar bic 9tnttport. oRieden sic es
btnn ni6t9"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-11-07
SIM 9terser.

qrst: ~Statt baB iih Sbr gu,
itanb berfdlimmert bat, nie 5u ere
ipartsn mar, iinb sic bebeutenb bsf'
fer = ba baben sic setpiB pieber
felbit in bic 8ebanbluns sepfuiht."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-11-07

8erbG9ttge Srage.
Sunge Srau (sur &0din): nSents
iperbe id einmal felbit tOdeR. Wiina.
8iFen Sic pieIIeidt, OBJ bus Elm
SdsiouRgsgrunb iitG"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-11-07

= Der BdntoffeIbelo. b.
.Bas. in bic gnpen tpiait Ou aud
nod reifen2 8f0biinn! 8u biit
ia srit porise Wode bic Sreppe runs
tersefallen!"
- 9erdusaenunOen. Serr:
nSu. mein SrduIein = bas Spri4'
pert III tpabr: obne Damen teiu
@srsniisen!" SrduIein; ~Das Der.
gniigen t6nnten sic ia thinner bd'
ben!" 6err: .Sie meinen = psnn
bic Serren beiratheten9" 5rdulein:
Run, natiirli9!1 Serr: rWiein
5rGulein = bann dber BORIS Uers
sniiseH auf!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-11-07

S0rfer (8um iunesn Doctor.
Der gum erItenmaf. ON elmer Sreib'
iagb tbsilnebmsn tptID: -Du baben
sic gl.id bic bette @eIesenbeit. iih
Patisntsn au perf4affen!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-11-07

= 3erftreut. Yrofehor (0er
nit einem 9etannten iiber eineH tleis
men italienif9en Srt fpri6D: limb
i'm 6intersrunb bu mar 70 elm rsi3ens
Der fleinsr Berg. -. itebt Der INNER
no62"
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-09-17
FINAL GAME
OF SERIES

The third round in the baseball bat
tie between the St. Louis and Penn
sylvania teams viii be played this af~
ternoon at $3.50 and is causing more
discussion than has been the case in
this line for some time past. Interest
is taken from the fact that this is the
first naval team that has made any
showing at all against the local boys.
The Pennsylvania have the Big Four
cup and the st. Louis the local one,
and the game today viii be decisive as
to which is the better team. The To-
Gals will have Hampton and Davis for
a battery, it being impossible for
Bushnell to get off to play. This,
however. should not alter the strength
of the local team, as the battery is a
good one and with the right kind Of
support should make good showing.
The Pennsylvania have the best team
seen here in a long time and a big turn-
out is looked for. The usual admis-
sion will be charged.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-09-17
GREAT PLANS FOR ROWING FESTIVAL
On REGATT IA DAY
Races VIII Start and Finish at Naval Dock
The Kona Crew VIII Arrive
Here Today.

: canoe "a for both paddle and sail
races? I am going to make those
Honolulu champions paddle like the
dickens if they want to win from the
kona crew. I have got nothing but
kids and they are pretty good. You
might also enter my yacht, the "Prin-
cess" in the yacht race.
MY crews names are Maunupau,
stroke and captain; Kaluahiwa, Ka-
wika, Makanani, Pailaka, Kaihe, Pc
ter, SUBJ
While the six paddle canoe will be
the race of the day in that line of
sport, there will be many other con-
tests which should be very interesting.
The four paddle race should be fast
and very exciting and a similar con-
test in which women will take part
has also been decided on.
Sailing races for both Hawaiian and
also for the modern, or f1at-bottomed,
canoes will be given and also two races
for the first and second class yachts.
The smaller boats will sail for the
Macfarlane cup, which has been offer
ed recently by Fred w. Macfarlane of
this city. A new feature has been
arranged which should prove very at
tractive to the public. The races will
all finish off the naval dock, which
will, thanks to Admiral Very's kind
ness, be open for use by spectators.
The racers will go out past the Chan
mel wharf, the Healani, Myrtle and
Kunalu boat houses so that all will
have a good chance to see the events.
Lieutenant Carter, of the naval sta
ton, has accepted the position of judge
of the day and will have full charge
of all the races, which will commence
promptly at $3.50 and will be pulled
off as rapidly as possible in order that
they may be all completed before
lunch. The Iroquois will be used for
the judges boat. Lieutenant Carter
has been an official on several occa-
sions in other cities and that every
thing will be well managed is sure.
If the boats are not ready for their
races when called for they will be dis
qualified and the race run with the
contestants who are on hand.
Both the Myrtle and Healani clubs
will keep open house during the day
and the usual good time will be had
by all who care to partake of their
hospitality.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-09-17
MAY IMPORT
GOLF EXPERT

professional golf player may be
seen on the local links within a rev
weeks, if the plans which are under
consideration at present by the di-
rectors of the Country Club go through.
The matter was brought up by J. D.
MeInerny of this city, who recently
spent several weeks in Australia and
New Zealand. While there he talked
with one of the professionals who has
charge of one of the largest golf clubs
in New Zealand.
He suggested a trip TO Hawaii, and
the golfer was very much pleased with
the idea. When Mr.. McInerny return
ed to this city he suggested that the
matter be taken UP and the directors
of the Country Club have written to
New Zealand to make arrangements
for the trip. If the New Zealand man
comes, it will give a number Of the
players here a chance to take lessons
and so get few hints on the finer
points of the game.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-09-17

Entries will open at a. m. Tuesday.
September II, 1907. at Hawaiian News
Company, Alexander Young Building,
and will close Thursday, September 10,
1907, at Il m.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-09-17

GRAND SUCCESS

A full house was on hand last even
ing at the Hotel Baths to witness the
motion pictures of the Gans-Nelson
fight that was held at Goldfield, Me-
vada- Those present were absolutely
surprised at the wonderful clearness of
these pictures. Every blow struck by
these two champion fighters could be
clearly seen as they battled out on that
Nevada desert. So clear were the films
that even the perspiration on the fight
ers' bodies glistened in the sunshine.
And what a remarkable battle it was
fighting from the first tap of the gong
until Nelson fouled Cans in the And
round. Nelson proved a batteringram
that knew nothing but to come for
ward. He was the aggressor through
out and fought like a BULL Cans
cleverness and speed showed to advan-
tage and he never appeared in trou.
BILE. On several occasions he had the
Dane all but out, but the gong al
ways came to the rescue. The recuper-
alive power of Nelson was remarka-
BILE thing to witness.
The pictures started with a scene in
Goldheld before the big fight, showing
the vast crowd and athletic sports held
in the city. Gold mines and sagebrush
districts were shown. This was an
extra attraction outside of that adver-
tised.
A view of the ringside, showing the
thousands of spectators, who had paid
large sums of money for seats, was
shown as a preliminary.
Spectators at the Baths last night
became so excited on several occasions
that they yelled and rooted for their fa-
vorites. Owing to the sameness of the
last few rounds, seven were cut out.
Each and every men who saw this
show expressed himself as surprised at
the clearness of the films and wonder
full fighting ability Of the two con-
testants.
This same fight will be shown again
tonight at the Baths, and arrange
ments will be made to accommodate
even more people than were on hand
last night. The admission will be Soc,
Toe. and 81. Seats on sale at the Baths.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-09-17

There is being greater interest TAX
en- in the program which is to be pull
ed off in the harbor on Regatta Day
than has been evident for several
years. Both the Myrtle and Healani
clubs are hard at work and some fast
work should be seen when the events
are pulled off. The fact that the
Myrtles will not use the ALI Rogers,
which the Healanis have always claim
ed is a faster boat than the Healani,
has done much to stir both clubs up
to the highest pitch.
The Myrtle has been slightly chang
ed for the races Saturday. Her stern
has been rounded off and considerable
dead wood, which must have retarded
her on turn considerable, has been
removed. She is in the best of shape
and there will be a great deal of in
terest in seeing whether, without the
fast ALT Rogers, the Myrtles will still
be able to hold the championship
which they have had for long time.
y
as the Kapiolani, A. L. c. Atkinson's
boat, was destroyed last winter at
Waikiki and there is only one other
boat like 1t in the city.
The six paddle canoe race for the
championship of the Territory should
be very interesting. The crew which
was in DR.. Wallis Hanakeoki last year
will be in the Alabama this year and
will do everything possible to get the
title away from the Kona crew which
captured the contests last year.
Prince Cupid will arrive this morning
with his boys from Kona and that he
feels he ought to win is shown in the
following extract from a letter re-
ceived from him yesterday:
ST am training my crew and will
come down by the Mauna Loa arriving
the 18th, so will have a week of
training in town. Will you enter my
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-09-17

For further particulars apply to the
Regatta Committee: G. c. Rhodes,
Thos. J. King and NJ NJ. johnson. or
the secretary,
r MURPHY
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Youth protesting impatiently;
Children, unable to explain;
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Comes when you catch cold.
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Backache is the first step OF kidney
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Urinary disorders, diabetes, Bright's
disease
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and / am the parent of eight chill
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IT suffered from lame back for
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Our kidneys filter our blood. They
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some part of this impure matter is
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diseases and symptoms-pain In the
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irregular heart, debility, drowsiness,
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There must be at least three boats
started before a second prize viii be
awarded and four boats before a third
prize is awarded.
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Each entry shall include the name of
the boat. or, if it has none, the name
of the person who enters it in the
race.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-09-17
JAPANESE BALL
LEAGUE FORMED

A new baseball league has been start
ed among the Japanese business men
of the city. A cup viii be offered by
the japanese Merchants Association.
and the games will be played on Sun
day afternoons at Aala Park as soon
as the present series of the Riverside
League is completed. The following
teams will take part in the games:
Japanese Athletic Club. Asahi Seniors,
Okas. and Hongwangis.
The Asahi Seniors will represent a.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-09-17

All rowing races are to be governed
by the Racing Rules of the Hawaiian
Rowing Association, yacht races by the
Racing Rules of the Hawaii Yacht
Club.
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Latest Sporting Events

new athletic club which has just been
organized. It is composed of japanese
business men who take an interest in
athletics and numbers many of the
foremost japanese of Honolulu in its
list of members. The officers of the
new organization are: President, Ida
vice president, S. B. Fujiyama; treas
urer. E. Morfkuchi: secretary, Ogi:
captain, C. K. Abe
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-09-17
GOOD SCORE
OF GOLFERS

There was some very good golf
shown Sunday at the Country Club,
though the scores were not as low as
they We're on the Sunday previous.
This was probably caused by the fact
that most of the men were a little
nervous. The scores of the sixteen
players who We're in the final round
are as follows: