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Daily Kennebec journal., 1907-11-02
Indu|ges Friday Only IN
Light Signal Practice.
Big Crowd Of RoOters Will
Attend Tufts Game.
Yale Has Some Green Men In
Her Lineup.

B1uns .ick, Me. Nov. 1.-tSpeciuD -
The Bowdoin team today only engaged
in a. little signal practice with II"
scrimmage. Every man is in fine form
for tolnorrow's gam. with Tufts an"
the team as Il whole has improved
very rIucii the past week. Coach Nc
Clave Is well satisfied with the WORK
done III practice and rifles on Bow
doin'S know lrdS. Of tn" new fnotoah
rules t. 90 II hong way towards VIM
ming. Til, team has alS', put IN s'fie
hard work ON old-faShioned line BUCK
ing sine. the Colby game last SatHr-
day and from tie showing made by
the back field it is evident that Bow
doin stands At good chance Of line gains
and of holding Tufts when it is ncccs-
sary The Freshmen warnings came
out yesterday. but every man who !;
out for the team is up i'll his !tudic%
and no men sill be lost IN this ac-
count. Last wear just before the t"IhF
game the team WAS greatly weakened
by the los; ot four ,n'.n because oi de-
ficiency in their studies and it WaS
with great relief that the coiitGe heard
the rcSU, of y, II rdtyS warnings.
Yesterday kiii%. I'll" famous h|lfh1rk,
who played On f.::cttr "hcn jim Hogan
the great Val" player WIS captain.
came ont for practice. He has just cn-
tered the .lc,licli School ana should
strengthen tn" team materially wiivii
he has sct,cn into form.
The team has accepted the invita-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1907-11-02
BOUT is OFF.
Baker Can't Make Weight and Can.
cells Engagement.

Boston. \ov. 1.-The matchmaker Of
the Wmnisiminet A G. is now hI#tlinE
for Il main bout next wg.l Tuesday
for if il is at al JO%Sbl. the thclscu
club wants t" hold q show election
night. Inr match arranged between
Jimmy Wal.h and Harry Baker has
been dcCa'"cd off. aS Baker Snnt word
that hr could nri comply with the
conditions imposed hy the articles. Tht.
agreement called for both boys to
weigh il ut l.: rounds. Baker could
not make that weight. nor in fact any
weight that would not b" II big ltndi-
cap to Walsh.
The l'tter cannot hr bIamrd, for he
can weigh III al til" recognized pro-
fcSSi"r;.I bantam weight mark ilG
pounds Wh'n he fought Freddy
Weeks ne only sealed ll3i. pounds
i;akcr it is said cannot do much bot
ter than i3t or i2G pounds. at 3 O'clock
and be strong.
II X nu%S!hlc that House nI;ricII will
Er selected us one OF the principals for
t',c feature contest. His opponent may
be Matty Baldwin or Willie Moody
Time viii tell. and until kilograms have
passed Lack and forth the management
-''ii'' VIII siutIIoIiS Tile
| non-es If thiSe WHO will meet
Amateur boxers should rcinnmber
! that til" entries for the 81 ming t. A.
| y. tournament of the season will close
| Saturday. The classes for this, first
SHOW, which Will be held Saturday.
| Nov. 9. with the prcl,niIarieS Wct'nrs-
, di.y. Nov. 8, arc at 1875. 111. 10 ;tnt, To
! pounds. and tH" rule ot give or take
| two pounds viii prevail in each case.
Most of the amateurs Who were dc
Vrioncd last season have graduated i'll
| tr til" professional ranks. and there is
Il god chance for the nOvicc$ to find
| nut what chances they will have Tho
prizes are gold watches to the winners
and silver watches to the men beaten
| III Tie final of each class.
| Boxers who compete in these tour
ramentS and who give promise will be
| considered when til" club is arranging
It's in'ercity tournaments later in the
SEASON. intcrcity tournaments will be
held with New York and Philadelphia
| and u team of boxers will b. sent I,
F:l"aEO to compete against q hunci, Oi
Windy City boys at either the Chicay q,
y. a. or the New Illinois A c.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1907-11-02
Football
Comments.

If Yale holds t" her present "rr'r."
ment in the middle "f her lin" III. VIII
go into her tw" big games With 4 green
centre. Not one of tn" three men now
playing there has PLAYED hi; present
position in 4 championship game. and
two ot them. cO"ney and Gnei}tl. hay"
not played on n Y arSity tra:n hpfor:
this year. 1t iiaS been ii long tiln.,
since fa" has had such an out and ont
green trio in the centre Of the line. +
is seldom that ut least one of the thre'
has not beer in Il Princeton or Harvard
game. Back in the early '?Ds there was
:: noted green centre consisting nt
Phil Stillman. centre and jim McCrea
and W. o. Hickok. guards. Great WA:
the concern as To hoW they would ac-
quit themselves in their first big rracas.
They acquitted. Themselves admirably
Such veterans as Acton and Mack".-
played opposite theln on tn" iaTN:ir''
team Yale won the gam" and ii the
course "f the struggle M"'':ca got
through his more experienced opposite
for blocked kick.
C"ng'I"n. now playinl, centre tor the
Yale Varsity is Il sample "a man
likely t" caru his Y by sticking ever
lastinGly to it When hn FIRST appeared
as n cau,iidat" on Nal" fi.ld n. tried
for Quarterback. but ihr ether quarter
backs We're too good and i,v did net
quality rs Varsity mcirhor. SIN.
then h" has been tried ~ end. htit ~
fact that he ncNer rose hi%h: ti'al
Il substitutes did not max" him any the
les faithful r.vidrni|v he i heavier
than wh"n he first entered college. C"i
Il career that begins ut Guartorh;,ch
and cnlS AT centre represents Il witt
gap in aV"rdupois. For centr.. how
ever. Tong'lon is ""nlaltIv"ly li,h,
He is strong, though. and arti.c. THAT
he Is persistent is shown by tho IA,
that after thrc" va:,rs he ha, iiuHlll
worked his way to becoming i VARSITY
probability. IF quiet persistence i.
worth = aN Il reward another man or
the Yale squad who is entitled 20 one
Is Beeh". out every fan lor4: his hcS'
to MAX" tIiN Varsity as end or tacki"
not discouraged if he does not and do.
ing his part hy playing on til" s.4.cn
team. They also serve who ouIy n,ah,
the scrub.
The campaign undertaken by th.
Nillanovt eleven this season is uniu,l.
i
hardest part of it comes first Inst.a,
Of working up tn hard games. Villa
nova has had them i'm the early hal
of the season. while the games to com,
tnclud" much less formidable opponents
though by no means easy ones Th
Indians. Pennsylvania. Princeton an,
Yale have been played in quick sue
cession- Swarthmore. Holy Cross. Ford
ham and George Washington are We
to be played. and VilIanova entertain
the reasonable belief that coming score
will be less one sided than those tina
have gone before. When Nillauoy
meets Fordham the former will hay
whatever advantage ther may be in
hard series of gatherings from opponent
while Fordham will have the contiden,
of a pretty successful early season.
is to be regretted that the Fordha,
l eleven has not stacked up against SON
Daily Kennebec journal., 1907-11-02
Aged Pedestrian Weston
Making Good Time on Trip.

attracted lit'ir attention. n leaving the
village nc struck out along the state
road toward Trenthan.
Wrentham. Mass. Nov. 1.-Edv ard
Pay.on Weston passed through here
at 1850 a. NJ II" Was greeted 10y
larce crowd of toWnspccplc. who had
been waiting his arrival He was Loud
L. chccrtd az he continued on his jour
nsy towards tho Rhode island line.
Providence. Il. l.. Nov 1.-EdWard
Flyson Weston arrived at Market
square, TIL" center Of this city. shortly
before ; o'clock. His walk from the
Rhode Island -Massa chusctts state line
Mas passed. without any event of any
particular interest. Crowds greeted him
a; lalon- the way. Mr.. Weston talked
a few minutes with Thomas Aldrich
and Henry James Goff. both of Provi-
dence ard exchanged & few brief rem
| incscences cf his tramp 40 years ago.
| He Is planning to spend the night at
. Sterling. CT
! Mr. Weston is keeping up we'll under
the strain and is nearly three hours
ahead Of his scheduled time.
r Mr.. Weston rested for about an hour
in a Wrybosset street store. declining
"a. invitation to go to the mayors Of
flee. and then continued his tramp
Daily Kennebec journal., 1907-11-02
Fine Selections
For Boston Team.

Boston. Nov. 1.--President John I.
Tavi"r and Treasurer Hugh C. Nc
breen of the Boston Americans arrived
nom" from the New York baseball
meetings yesterday. A great deal of
the day was spent in getting ready to
move and in looking over the club
new offices on the second floor of the
Advertiser building. The Offices are
now i'll the hands of the carpenters
who will be ready for the painters by
the middle of next week.
The lldicationS are now that the
quarters will be ready for the man
agemcnt of the Pilgrims by Nov H.
There Will be three rooms, one for
President Taylor. one for Treasurer
McBrecn and Secretary Edward l..
Riley and the third the reception room
fer callers and visitors. The quarters
Will be very convenient and will face
on DeNonShirc street.
Pleasing reports were heard in Il
roundabout way of all the players
drafted or purchased by the BOStonS.
Cravath, the Outfielder of the California
LeaSue is said to be wonder. He is
Il rattlcr Oil ground balls and there is
lust a possibility that he may play
first base, for while he is wonderful
outfieder yelt the club has in Thoney.
GeSSier. Carlisle. McHale and others a
bunch of outfie!ders who seem sure
to make good
Everybody talks about the fine selec-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1907-11-02
EXCITEMENT is GREAT.
Much interest Manifested IN Pr:cuet TN
Game With Indians.

Princeton. =. j. Nov. i.--"n III.
t.Ec Of til" game hetwc cen the Carlisle
Indians and Princeton t. the Pnio
grounds. Now York, the excitement
over the outcom" is most intense
Trainer Flood reports every on" %: III"
Tiger squad in good condition. bar
in.: the past week the tricks of the
indians have been Ir&cticcd by the
scrub against the Varsity with littl,
success. but Princeton is hy me- l'lran~
Dvvrcontltent.
The betting las been liNelE. r.id-
IF , to- 1 and /" t. on tn" iiidiln:
hav" been quickiE tallr ~ hy The
Princeton supporters. ~ they an" les
pessiuliStic over tn" result than ear
ler in thc Tt"K after tnrnt!lS VIC
tory at Ithaca. Princeton. it was sale
tonight. would play ~ open CANT
Daily Kennebec journal., 1907-11-02
Final Session
OF National Board

New York, Nov 1.-The national
board of the National Association or
Professional Leagues ended the bu;i-
ceSS of the annual meeting OF the as
sociation today with a six-hour session,
at which protests and appeals "cre
considered. A. J. Laws, former presi-
dent of the Western Pennsylvania
League. was placed Oh the permanent
ineligible list of the association. 1t was
alleged that Laws organized club at
Butler, Pa. and offered a diamond
ring 10 the young lady who sold the
most season tickets for the games and
the ring was never presented
Several disputes between clubs az
to who is entitled to play on them was
decided. Pitcher Stackpcle was award
ed to Richmond Va, against Holyo!ie,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1907-11-02

healing fer Natick by way Of Cram
%tui,.
Natick, K L., Nov. 1.-Mr. Weston
passed through this town at about 9
o'clock tonight and continued on his
way toward the Connecticut line At
$40 he was reported at Jericho, two
miles west Of here. When he passed
here he appeared somewhat fatig,lcd
and was uncertain where his stopping
place for the night would be 1t was
thought unlikely that he would at
tempt to reach Sterlin gacro%s the
CONNECTICUT line. although that WAS
Understood to lie the stopping pla.e
arranged for in his schedule of travel
Weston arrived at Coventry Center. eight
miles from the Connecticut state lire, at
1870 o'clock tonight and decided not to
continue his journey until morning He
had calculated on spending the night in
Ilainfield. CT, hut he was considerably
fatigued when he entered Coventry Cen
ter. and in view Of the lateness of the
hour hedecded to remain in the village
While passing through North AttIeboro
Mass. Weston injured his ankle, which
bothered him slightly during the evening.
He will resume his journey in the morn
ing.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1907-11-02
HARVARD BEATS TECH.
Easily Takes Gross Country Run Over
Technology Course.

Boston. Nov. 1.-tIarvard Won tae
cross country race from the MaSSa-
chuScttS Institute Of Technology this
afternoon - to -. IL" race was ov"l
the Technology course from the High
land Club in West RnXbury to the
Technology rounds in Bro"kinp Vii
lage d distance or four and Il halt
miles.
NJ s. Crosby. IS. If Harvard. covered
the distance in "A minutes IA A., sec
ondS Ia seconds slower than the
time in which Technology won the
race last year. The first six mon al
each team We're counted in scoring tho
points scored by each man correspond
ing to his position ut the finish, TIC
team with the least total winning
Daily Kennebec journal., 1907-11-02
NO FOX IS SHOT.

Ware, Mass. Nnv. Forty huiite'' I
with 81 dogs figured in tOdays mum
under the ausr ces Of the Ne" hh5-
land Fox Hunt RS Club. but no loA.
IS were ,aptu ed, although several
shots were fire, In spite of the lack
of brushes the unters upon theT re-
turn were enthl .iastic over the days
sport and decla1 "a that the dogs had
shown some ex ep.ionally fine run
ming
This eve ling m,erchaum pipe "aS
presented to w y Simonds of Bell
ford, master of unds. in comlneii-
Grafton of his birthday.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1907-11-02
GEN. WATTS CHEWS.
Champion Swear old Is Very Fond Of
His Tobacco.

Lexington. Ky. Nuv. Item. Watts
Co:063,), the worlds champion 3year-
old race trottcr and holder of :h.
worlds record for horses of his age
is an invetcratc tobacco chcWer. He
learned the habit from his groom.
declared Ira iner Mike Bowernian
When the boy takes Il chew he al
ways gives the colt a nip off the plug
He has the best stomach any horse
ever possessed. He will eat as rcSu
IHrly as it is put before him. and E'-
ually lies down after eating.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1907-11-02
TEAM FOR ENGLAND.
Philadelphia Cricket Clubs Will Send
Team Across Big Pond.

Philadelphia. Nnv. l---The Associat-
cd Cricket Clj.bS Of Phiiai"lphia have
decided tn send II team t" England
during next season 1T tn" Invitation
Of the MaryIcbone &. G. of London.
and Percy II. Clark has be.n instruct
ed to cable the a.'c"ptancc. Arrange
mcnts are being made to get together
an even stronger tam than the one
that represented Philad"lphia in tn,
recent information games durin,
September
Daily Kennebec journal., 1907-11-02
WILL NOT RETURN.
Rencar VIII Not Help Quakers In
Aquatic Contests This Fall

Philadelphia. Nov. dan Renear,
tile crack swimmer of the University
Of Pennsylvania. will not return TO
Pcnnay and help out the QuakcrS'
aquatic team in its contests this fail.
Henear has gone to Goldfield, New,
where he proposes to make his home
in the future. Twenty-Five men have
reported to Coach kistler for practice
and he hopes among the new material
to develop another Renear.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1907-11-02

Hller, a former
delpI;ia National
left-handed one, a
find when he j,
ranks a decade agt
had given him a Il
ing which process
brilliantly in spots
tach the can to his
Wien f'ulen wa :
posed action he
in "a philosophical
appear to be suik
over the matter.
him if bo would
River. Mass. an /
Iajoio regarding !
phi;t team
AS l1'I'rn r.sdIV
go that night. Y
Fall Rivcr. the I,
went out to TIC J.,
that Sr"at Dall pl.t
he were a prince.
,liminar!eS % l. IN
were settl -.
As Hr'.n vas IA
home IN A,::ine 4
time in La Nv : CO
said tie final goo :
it toward tn. ca /
him and asked:
"bh. J forgot 4
best way to e, :,
Dead. Il possib',
len. as he c6ntinl
ward the y: to. w
daZed. and gaz".i
form IF MIR. Hnlcr
countanan':,, dill u,
it came ID ringing
Daily Kennebec journal., 1907-11-02
What HuIer Recommended.

prtstop of the Pnlia- :
ague club. and d
iat. was touteh aN
4 the major l"ag'
tut after the Philll'
pugll irving out dui !, !,
lite fellow played
/ was decided to at
7 'rSon.
il formed Of this pro-
" k the throw-do" = y
manner. AS he DIDN'T
or in any way sore
2 management asked ,k.,
ind stopping in tat
Xix with the great
ioining the Philade'-
81 ussentcd. lie was u.
- he sa"u.d ~ a,
4 wing morning. ai'd
grounds e. see \"p "
recpjyei him as VI
! soon all the pre-
Joining the P;'i'l'e'
hurry to gef =" si.s
lidn't spc1.l ~ 'ct
" my. hut lust a. a,,,,', ~
i.aoie race! afr
* you how is the
= i: lelrllia'' VIA,
shortly replied ~
- to hot-foot it 70, ,,
NJ, Larry stood r. :"
,,"r :hc r"trcn':n.
nile lis e>i">,,ise
,,,n,e.enr act vine"
facial changes.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1907-11-02

De'li,"nl. Ma -. Nuv. 1-Wit, ln,r.
th..n a hundred miles behind hlm. Ed
ward rayson Weston. who is on Il
tramp from Portland to Chicago, start
ed n; \. NJ. today for the balance Of
his Journey through massachusetts and
Nth the hope nf crossing Rhode Island
I" the Connecticut line before resting
for the night
Weston spent the night quietly and
resttul!y in a local inn aud after a
substantial breakfast appeared shortly
before ! D'cInck in front of Memorial
hall. There was a large crowd gath
cred and as he started off at his usual
brisk pace he was heartily cheercd.
He took the Norwood road and under
Il bright sky and n light wind behind
him he seemed confident of keeping
ahead Of his schedule. a feat which he
has already accomplished on the tive
pre- ctious days.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1907-11-02

ENcnIiile and Gardner. the Indian
ends. are as fast as ever, EXendin.
showing especially all his last years
form that made him one of the best uf
the season.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1907-11-02

Manager McCJpSkey. of TIL" Cardinals
prclictS that Shortstop Charles and Sec
onl EaSeinan Billy Gilbert will contrib
ute to make his infielG one of the best II
the country next season.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1907-11-02

The trip of two teams. composed re-
S1ectivcly Of National and American
League stars. has been abandoned. PrcSi-
dent ONeil. of the Western League. was
the father of the scheme.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1907-11-02

With a few days left before the Rut-
gers game on election day, the New
York University football team expects
lis hardest work of the season. Several
new plays have to he perfected before
Tuesday and do this end Coach Olcott
has adopted Il new system of S"rlm-
mage Tn. principal points are: hat
the Varsity regular backs with Rust
as Quarter are given to the scrub linz
men and forced to go through the heavier
AND experienced Varsity line men. VINO
are assisted by the scrubs second de-
fence Mowcn was back in the lineup
yesterday, having rested from the
severe shock that he sustained with
Tirtgen in Thursdays scrimmage. Med
berg smashed up the scrub line with
the best practice playing he las ever
Displayed With 6. Young ~ right
! end Friedricks AT right guard and
! F1ic,lburg at right tackle the lin" Is
wrlI nigh perfect on this side. Perry
las improved in practice 50 fast the
| Last few days that he is sur" t. keep
| left cnI in the lineup. although F"rns-
t-in is by no means out of the game.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1907-11-02

Walpole. Mass, Nov Edward
Payson Weston, the pedestrian. who
left Dedham this morning bound fol
Rhode Island points. passed through
Walpole just after O'clock He walked
along the main street of the town. but
Daily Kennebec journal., 1907-11-02

of the big five. that i's strength
against the tnpu"tthrrS might p
measured As il Is tlsr r''Cch"n!uI VIII
have to be made On what Furt!h;'m doe"
against Eillanov: and Ii"lN Cross. b"th
Of those TENS having served 90 run.H-
ing bags for t!I" big fellows
Capt. Pryor If the Brown | niN"!Nl'H
eleven, a 100 pound end. has not mISstd
n minute of play frcnl either III" rri'tl'c
scrimmagts or game; since the season
begun. \ rir" record. in,:eed. nat
with trying out substitutes ami allow
ing players tn rest after E.rd contests.
to say nothing cf physical Disabilities,
great ard small. that 10 with til" siren
uouS gridiron pastiinc. thry" rr"b'''y
isn't another player who has not 'ic"''
out of it som" tirrir "r other. Af TINS
season of the ycli' particularly ,h'ft
is scarcely :; day that somebody does
not lay off for a much needed rest.
This is most true backs than of line
men, the former being on the move
more. but ends rare no and down the
field a great deal. Capt. Pryor mus,
be tough.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1907-11-02

Mass, and 6. Simmons was aWaiu-
c,, to Montreal rOI Dayton Ohlo' S
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Oahu Railway
TIME TABLE.

OUTWARD.
For Waianae, Waialua, Kahuku and
Way Stations-*9:15 a. M, 1920 p. m.
For Pearl City, Eva Mill and way
Stations-tt7:3O a. M, 1915 a. m, %11:05
a. M, 1915 p. M, 1920 D. M, 1918 p.
M, 1890 p. m, I'll p. m.
For Wahiawa-*9:15 a. m. and 1918
p. m.
INWARD.
Arrive Honolulu from Kahuku, Wal
aIua and Waianae-*S:3 a. m, 5:Sa
p. m.
Arrive Honolulu from Eva Mill and
Pearl City-f7:46 a. M, 1886 a. m.
*10:3S a. M, *1:40 p. m, *4:31 p. M,
"5:31 p. M, 1870 p. m.
Arrive Honolulu from Wahiawa-~
1886 a. m and s5:31 p. m.
"Daily. TEX. Sunday. SUNDAY Only
The Haleiwa Limited, a two-hour
train (only first-class tickets honored),
leaves Honolulu every Sunday at 1922
a. M; returning. arrives in Honolulu
at 1910 p. m. The Limited stops only
at Pearl City and Waianae.
G. p. DENYSON, F. c. SMITH,
Superintendent. G. P. & r. A,
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BY Authority.

The Board of License Commissioners
for the County OF Oahu VIII hold O.
meeting at the Executive Building. on
Tuesday, July 9, 1907. at 4 p. m. to
consider the application of oahu Rail-
way & Land Co. for a hotel license to
sell intoxicating liquors, with the priv
ilegs of selling after the usual closing
hours and on Sundays, at the premises
known as the Haleiwa Hotel, waialua,
Oahu, under the provisions of Act 119,
Session Laws of 1907.
All protests or objections against the
issuance OF a license under said appn-
cation should be filed with the secre-
tary of the Board not later than the
time set for said hearing.
a. j. CAMPBELL,
Secretary. Board of License Commits
sioners.
775O-June II. is. IS; July 2.
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The Board of License Commissioners
70" the County of Oahu will hold
meeting at the Executive Building, on
Tuesday, July 9, 1907, at p. m, to
consider the application Of NJ. Aki-
yan1a for a saloon license to sell intox-
icating liquors at Puukahea, Lajema-
loo, District of Koolauloa, oahu, under
the provisions of Act 119, Session Laws
of 1907.
All protests or objections against the
issuance of a license under said appIi-
cation should be filed with the secre-
tary of the Board not later than the
time set for said hearing.
A. J. CAMPBELL,
Secretary Board of License Commits
sioners.
7750-June IL, Is. %; July 2.
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DISSOLUTION OF CO-PART-
NERSHIP NOTICE.
MEDEIRos & WARREN.

Notice is hereby given that the part
nership lately existing between Joseph
P. Medeiros of Waialua. Island and
County Of Oahu, and Louis d. Warren
of honolulu, Eva, Of said island and
county aforesaid, under the firm name
of "Waialua Wine Company" was dis
solved on the Goth day Of June, 1907.
by mutual consent.
All debts owing to said partnership
are to be received by said Joseph 2.
Medeiros, who, having purchased the
entire interest Of said Louis D. War
rem in said partnership, viii continue
the business under his own name, and
all demands on the said partnership
are to be presented to said Joseph r.
Medeiros for payment, he having as
sumed the same in full.
Honolulu June go 1907.
LOUIS D. WARREN,
1853 JOS. P. MEDEIROS.
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The Board Of License Commissioners
fer the County of oahu will hold q
meeting at the Executive Building, on
Tuesday. July 9. 1907. at p. m, to
consider the application of Frank Cor
rea Oliveira for saloon license to sell
intoxicating liquors at premises for
merly occupied by Cobweb Saloon, COR
ner Queen and Alakea streets, Homo
lulu, under the provisions of Act 119.
Session Laws of 1907.
All protests or objections against the
issuance of a license under said appli-
cation should be filed with the secre-
tary of the Board not later than the
time set for said hearing.
A. j. CAMPBELL,
Secretary, Board of License Commits
sioners.
775o-June II, IS, rs; July 2.