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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-09-08

Der SsIegrapbifensS treif, oer nun
i9on in Der 0ritten 0one fe6t, lit unz
OerdnDert unO lit aud psnig Qrsiiht
auf eineH 5alDigen Quggleih. Die 5e@
Observation-Disclosures halten 3uIamz
men uno DOleu ii1 auf tsine 9ers
lanolungen siRlafen. Sic poaen nies
oer9oIen, mas lie i'm Sabre 1884 eez
tban BADEN. bic S~slsgrap6iiten duf Sic
&niee 5pingsn. 0ie perldutet, bsab=
ii4tisen tie, bic 5iiArer Der Streitsr
pesen Strung beg 5niffenFaatlihen
9anoslsperssbrs oerbafteH unb in BEN
8un0esgeri9ttn procsIfA i 5u !afen.
Die Better 6es 5elsgrap6en0erbanos
ertldren, oaB Sic Gage Der Strsiter
INNER nod duBert giinItig Isi, od 80
Yrocent Der friiher BON Der beiosn ges
leaihdften beiddftigtsn 5eleorapbis
ten dm Strsite Ieien. Qrdhoent
R~ooisOelt niro nidt in ben Streit
einsreifen. Dies nurbe DON Teinem
Secretdr 9oe6 neusroinss befimmf
ertldrt. Die g8isienpetitionsn4 mel
DE in bieierS ate an i6n aefunot per=
ben iolten. bdben lonah teinen gr=
folg gebd6t. Der 9rGiibsnt duBerte
Ii6, IS ffeine teir groBes 9erlangen
mad Ieiuem GiHsrsifsn gu beTe6en,
uno sr iebs oa6er teinen 9runo oa=
fir.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-09-08

fehf e in Wle1ef1d1ern aus. 81 ott
geosnb bon eunasbut 5absH bic 80
reibennsn Str6msH anssinnoAsrsn}
FlaHs BpdnsIg b5lssrEe 9ridsn IMP
biele 5oaisr pesgsrihen. Die gllen3
5abnselriis Fno DeTert uHtsrpainsHh
oaB IL ni6t benubt merpsn t~oHnsH5
uno be 5slesr1pbsns aHo 5elephpH3
leitunsen Tno 3srit0rt. Der aHaeEih3
tete Shaoen 1T sRorm. aber DleTS
fnenle5en Ideintn nad ZEN big isb9
pOrlisesnosn geri1tsn nitt osrlprs9
sesenssn 81 Isin.
Die Qase in Morocco apir6 5sfdhs
big acknowledgements. Die frsm6e1
Standardization ha5en ben @uropdsrT
3afluhtscrte fir ben Rotbiaa mitst3
t5silt. 5H ZaHgsg nebHeu Die MoroA
tbateu 81; Set SEA kabsn BE GiHssa07
renenfdmge bic Eruppen inter @ai3
Nb0el Gdoer 81 pileer 6lunt genoa
tbigt unb DOT @aiabionca fan0 am 28s
Aug. miseer Elm osr3peiislter 9ampF
5ni5hen Nsn fran56Tfdsn ErHppe4
ano Den Wauren it0tt. SINNER neRt4
lidsr tritt es I'll tage, 0aB 6panireiDt
eiHen ridtisen Grisa Iia auissla9sn
bat. Die Fran5ofihe @esisrung ilr
OesbaI6 su Dem ShluB selangt, oaBj
uHbe0iHgt Hidt ldngsr ges0gsrt psrA
ben 0irIe uno bat @sneral Drube, otR
Ssieblsbdber Der fran50fiden Strsit@
trdfte in Marncco, ermdmti5t, sinet
trdftisen, nadiittslofsn 6elo5ug se4
gen bic in 0afftn Fe9enben feinbli4
den StGmme in Ger gaiablaHra 4e&
sion gu fibreH uno audi einen 3pei4
tagmdrfh in Dds Snnsre gu unterneb4
men, I'm burb 8eItraiung Der llrbe4
Der oes 8lut5aOes in gdIdblanc1 un@
oar9 4iebgrDerfuH9 Der ansreifenoeh
fsinolimen Stdmme bic SADIE idnelf
gu siuem enogifisen Q6ffIuB 3H
brinqen. 4
Die ra6lnif6e3eituns" betput, BAH
bic DeutIdeH in Mdrocco einmiiibiA
Die 5rdn5oisn oerurtbeien unb ii5ef.
Die 3pedloisn 3srit0rungeu in Gafaa
blanca er6ittsrt Iino. Die psrIdutsf,
beabintigen bic @ugIdnOer glsibfg&s
cine iharfe proteItnDte resen Der in
Sdiu6lanea Dorsetommenen 9reueIi
9riHs Uil6slm BON S6pgben.
Der CUR Set auf 8siuf in unferem
San6e peilt uno iih por einigsF 5ds
gen iibsr feline ginoriide oabist iebF
entbuiiaitifh duberts, biirfte ii5 oisls
lst9t 0eranlaBt feben, ietn begsiisrtsa
ilrtheil ii6er Nmsrica elm penig 3u
mooificiren. Madden sr Oisfer 5age
10 ihlimme Grfabrungen nit ben
ameriednifdtn Souosniridsern gez
maht BAT. Dele 9euts, nsl9s gum
niht g%ertngen Sbeil Der .guten Sc
leaihaft" d~nes60ren uno nelhe abfDs
Int niht hegreiFen molten, DaB lie i'm
@run0e genommen nihts dnoerss finf
als san3 geno6nli6e SpiBbubsn, pa
Zen in Rem Yort ben 9eiuhstag au
benz fhpe0iiden 3reu3sr s6Hlgia
oa3u bsnuBt, I'm alles Deg3ui9sppen,
mas ntht niet= uno HdQelfet mar.
WeiEgldfer, Seller, 5dfeu, Ulatroisns
muben, Offieiersoegen unb dbnlids
@eseHitGn0e puroen als quite 9suts
5straatst. Gin 8eTu6er bradte es
fpgar fertig, sineH 9Esil bon Osm8sr.
fdluBitid zines 9sidiBes mit3uns1s
men. 81 tod trisbsn ss bic Maros
oeure, Dab Der G6sfingenieur oes
Shiffes einigermaBen sritannt mar
nd6bsr feline Maf9iHeu nod intact adj
finoeH. Das n6dIe SuterDien be5k
qrin5eu Milbslm oiirfte no6l nidlh
san8 70 eRt9ufatii9 ausfalsu MIA
isine g%OrgdH9sr. +
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-09-08

Der Ratsntrisg. ipslter bor tur3em
5piifen ben nit chamber rtoaliirens
BEN rdnsatlautfften DdmpfergsTens
i5aften uussebrohsr lit, nimmt inn
mer gr0Bere 9imsniouen an. Rad
5erdbiebuns Der Gajiitenrdttn bat bic
@unaroz9init, bic aIs 6eft i'm Rarz
pisntsit gift. aud oieRateu fIr's3nis
iheHbsd iOpis fir 2.Gaiiite eia 9ioer>
pool reoueirt, uno nun TT aud bic an
Irrational Msrcdntile Mdrine 60.
Die bic WbitsStars, oieamericdns, bic
Reo Stdrs uno anoere 9inien umfabt.
in ctn Gtrsit 5insinss3ogeR poroen
auo cat sire ReOuction in Dem QrsiIe
Fir bic l. 6diiite aui 5lpei Ser oou i6r
coniroair.sn 9irisR dneelinoiat. Sc
ptro INNER pahrihetnlitsr, BAR ss
80 sirem dllemeinen 3atentries Der
u5eriaiideu DampftrIinien un6 Iebr
5iaigsn Seersiien tommen piro.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-09-08

nsueH portpralen fir dusldnoilde
goH an 1. October in araft. Das
4orto Don 8 genis fir bic etite balbs
un5s un6 5 Gents fir ieoe meitere
halbe unss DirD auf 3 Gents fir cine
un3e unS 8 Gents fir itos psitsre
llR3e x~rabgsisbt. 6srner Diro Gin
Snfsm BON RadportO Coupons eins
gsilhrt. 0enn SsmaHb ieintr I5trz
feeiften QoH oas 3Hdp0rto 5sifusen
MID, tam er aAf BEN 8oiiomt siHen
Coupon fir 6 gents %tauFsn. Der in ses
nifen 9Gnosrn in 3ahlEns sennm=
men UNI in ooriiss Wdrtsn gum 4srz
tie Don 8 Gents umeetduiht pir0.
Wlan 1eripriht Td pon oem Coupons
Spitsm. 0as aud CUR 9s3abluns fleiz
nsr &shuungs5etrdge aRsspeHoet
gsroen tann, srobe 9Ortbeile fir Den
Meltpsrtsbr.
Sn Dem BON Der gansesre1ieruna
anseitrsngtsn @srfahrsn 3ar Sprenz
eung 0es M0nopols i'm pt~nnfnlpanis
fdeH 5drttOblense6ist ba6en 0ieReabz
ma 60, bic 9bilaoelpbia e Rsaoino
RailDab 90. uno Die philadelphia e
ReabiRg Seal 0no 5rnn 60. lire quis
mort singeveidt, in peIter lie bic oe=
gen lie srbpbenen 4nfIdgen runopea
05Itreitsn. sic be6auptsn, Narl 6anz
IA. pelder 9orFBenoer oss rep.
Rationnleomites in Der 4rdHosHtenz
pdblrampagHe mar, babe pdbreno oes
&oblenhrsits i'm Sabre 1900 Den Bee
amten DieIer uno aHeersr 4ohlengez
ieli6aftsn 8orjtequngen gemnht, baB
eieier Streit, peRn er niht 0urh Sc
pdbrung DON 2o~hnerb0bung raid 5ei=
gelegt per0e, nab S6tD. SnOidna uno
Sainois ii9 ausDsbnen uHo Die @rz
pdblung oon Mc8inls1 uno 3Oofez
0elt gefahr0en piiros. 6srner miro
bebnuptet. baB 6anun BEN 9eamtsu
ertldrt boes, Ct Iei erm6dtigt, ben
Streit Ourb 9rdi. Mitdea BON Der
9rubenar5eiter : Union 6si3ulsgen.
Dsnn bic 9eielf6aFten bsrsit Isien.
ben Arbitern cine 10sproCsntige90bnz
erb0buHg gu g%spdbrsH. Dies bdtten
bic geRannten @elslI6dften un0 aH=
Sere audi gstbaR. 9ur9 bic lnfGbigs
lett Der guHOesregierung uuo Der Bee
amten oss Stauteg gennfplpdRia, tie
gesen Qusftreitungen unO @epalts
ate gu i9iben, isisn ie gs3pungen
gepeien, ibren 8rieoen por BEN ar5eie
tern burh 2%obnsrb0bung 81 ~srtaaien.
Sm 8rutton tisfiter @ntriiHung 0erS
DubreH fi9 bic 8pblengeIeai9dften
segen bic oagen, uubeitimmten, imz
Pertinsnten, s~spasten uno itanoaI6fsn
Acknowledgment uno 9e6auptugsn
oerRegierung", baB eins9sridporung
be6ufs gcntroae iber bic qroouction
pom 6drtt0bln oorliege. RismaIs 81
trgeno elmer 3eit ooer aus irssno pel=
den 9riinoen isisn lie irgeRonslne
4bma6uns Oosr 9eridp5rung sinss=
gangsn.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-09-08

- 5n ben 5ugen pom 16. Bic 19I
Ron. piro in Nien Der 6. algemsihe
0TsrrsidiIds aatbOIitsntag hottfin5
ben. Sc foueR nur psnige @sseH1
itGnoe, oieie aber I'm 10 sriueIi4et
in 8srdtbuus sesosen psrosH. Sea
fonoers Der Sos BON 3om@ s9tipe4
9ung, Der Shulfrags, Der BON Iibsrn4
fer Geite sepldnten n@htreform" una
Dem Qusbau Der 3atbolitenorganiia4
tion miro 4ufmeriiamteit 3ussrpeRoea
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-09-08

gsIaf ~ tfo pnst0f1ce at Milwaukee. Wis
aIt adflti.l I'd ~ansmissi0u through the malls
&C ~ruHs-Cla rafas3
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-09-08
StrsifIicbter.


Inter 6urOsrt Rct9IalSssn 6sioIgf
cine 5rau isnen, Sen nan i4r nj d t
sege5en.
Der aoblsnpreis ieist pieOsr. 0t1
9runo 1T slei69IItis, bic 5batiad9
s%snist, uno an bic lit Der ssplagtd
9iirssr mad uno mad %gen69nt.
s. 4 y q
SIN Osrflo6ensn Sabre fpurosn I'M
Sunoessebiete u6er 100000 Qded
0dPo a65eboI3t. um Drudpapier 6er5
3uiteaen. EroB Sieier 3au5nirtbftoft
DirO Die ginfu6ruRg BON gapierbret
aug Canada our4 stutn 3on err
f6Dert, Der elmer primie auf BE gsr7
puFuag uHisrer WGiosr gIsi6tomm4
Sn SosTa babn bic ,5hpdr1u
6unoert" abermols @reuelt6aten 1e.
saHsen. Die poli3d Isbtt Der Ml5r.
oerbanos ttiue niBeerHiHe entaa5en
Sn 3ubIanb mIfen lie unteroru2fter
ih Iel6t inuBeH, penn ie t5knen.
oie 9oli3et itibt BE u~nterotiiter.
Sci uus III oas dnoers; Va petfhong
sen iih bic 5lutiduseriiten 1ruFt
an0 9lonopols biHter Cen gsfebsnI
d6er Die bsoradten goltsmaFen oiirs
Ten i6 Riht ielbsr bsIfsn.
Nah Die arihieosneH Girsusuntsr
Aehmansen nnb jet nntsr einen SUIT
stsTadt noyasa Rad isoer Rihtuu3
feiert BE Bart III tuaa iare Eriamp65.
nur IN oe politif serri6t nod 5
rrsit0ettbsner5, eiras aemilDers ur1
sinseihrdntt aasTbinss our6 Oas ge
5oi osg 9oHs.
Die Midte 5ssinHaa isbt NIT sl'
GiHreihang pen observation-disclosures
rgHseH ar 9eaTrceo. Dsr Sic ein4l
3utreibeH Usras5t. 6riali Is 9i,nsihs
aud isrtis. BE absr sen Qstrsleum
ttaf 0eg5dHstsr Gslo5u5sr AZ erss.
Sen.
. = =
On WsHnlbIsansa &. elm tirfsm,,
NlaRa. Der isiHss @fsns tin, pss
nanots battle. NIT oirtgrlaHun5 sirss
8srm5ssns @r $4,000 ,ss ,-E,r
3aa isintn 11at nfstseu F8 r;6ssy
eHn'asr ssr3is erssa IN gsIJ
saHst, He6 Gc.os sc1nst Sra @0,f
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-09-08

SOUP. masoon oon Cuba sat BEN
arie5sospartsment in Nofbinotpn ass
tabelt. DaB ois5eberFtnation in gisns
Futlos Fh bHere. Sassssn Miro a6er
oas @uitre.en Der Seuhe in Campo.
%ieHIeits Der Bal pom 6auand, eemels
Get. 0is srpartet poroen mar. cut
9ouo. Dragon siusn @sfebl erlaFen.
peIhsr 5as Sanitltsneien Der SuisI
urisy oie Gontroas osr am. C.tnpaz
tioRsormse. reipectiot =9erpalinnd
fent. Wlogoon alau5t. ouB nun. "a
bic 4merleaner bic @ontrone Hbtr oas
5anitdtEptiea Der Smell bd6sn, oas
8sI5fie6sr inrsraaI5 8 0o6sn aHsss
rotist igin nire.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-09-08

ue6sr peits Sirt5su Sag GeniIhsn
&ei6es III MEIER Elm fur1i6arss I'm
.Ds,ter nWssrgs5lHseH. Qm Ihl;mms
fen bauhs oasftlbe i'm gs5is.s as
Bttteirhsins una in 9~iessr5ansrn
och iommfR dua aus anseren Shsi
len oon SHos uno U.Hofutihlaro
6iobspriien. @utlar1 osm R6sin unS
in zen 1hdlsrr isinFr Rs6enflaHs has
5eR 0olssnbra6a SdaItnos 0ou mors
3tH 4dsrlano n6sri6remmt uEs nag
ucH Der Evnts nob auf zen Ielsan
par. lit surh 6aslitla1 ssrh5rt
pOroen- Sane Criit1ftsn ae5n
unieg 01Htr mn asr Giisn5ahns.r
.tar il an eislsn Stsnen uu~ierbro1fn.
llnidsiia ihpsr uurosn orrn 5sim
inhurl Biz &1asgu 1ni atm 6unsrla
bltrofftr stnR sisle 5en ibnsn Fno
neat6Hsis rairigt. 9oG I4ltmmsr
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-09-08

Qa5 sirsr aom @sHerolpoh Tei iisr
ss.sFtHsn &sarrimS4EHs irsssa ia
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-09-08

@tr Dit frost nth SITTER lt:rs
&ntrori s6rfH, stnu DtiEt.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-09-08

On QsHnIpIsansa II elm sir5sm-
4laHa. Der isiHss 8HTsns ssir, gs-
1anois battle. NIT oir.srlaFuna sinss
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-04-02
GIRLS CREWS TO
HAVE BIG RACE

Unable to secure a boat IN which to
race the Kaialohas in a regular boat.
race, and still wishing for a chance in
which to show the public that an ali
white crew is every bit as good as a
Hawaiian crew, a sliding seat, pair
oar race has been arranged between
the Kunalus and the Kaialohas. Con,
stance Restarick and Cora Ednonds the
latter a crack oarsWoman, who has
rowed in California boat crews, have
been chosen TO represent the kunalus
in the race which is scheduled to come
of some time before the end Of the
month
The kaialohas are not as speedy In
picking out their girls as their fair
opponents were for the coach has not
as yet selected the young ladies' Con-
slant try-outs are being held, and des,
tiny seems TO point pretty long finger
at Birdie Refst: who her partner in this
race viii be is still doubtful. and some
of the other girls may pick up and beat
Birdie yet. But the remainder of the
crew seem to think that this Is next
to impossible.
Here's hoping that this race will
come off and may the best crew win.
Lent is over and the girls have had
good rest
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-04-02
BOWLING GAMES
ARE SCHEDULED

The team bowling tournament for
the month Of April viii start tonight
on the Hotel Baths alleys. The Oloha
team starts the ball rolling They play
the Diamond Heads at eight o'clock
Great interest is being expressed in
this match and some very good playing
is expected. Tomorrow night the
University Club viii meet the weIa
ka Mos.
Following is the complete schedule
for the tournament:
April 2-O1ohu VS.. Diamond Heads.
April 3-Universitys vs. Wela Ka
Moi.
April S-Olohu VS.. Universitys.
April Diamond Heads VS.. Univer-
sitys
April 15-Olohu VS.. Diamond Heads
April 16-Universitys VS. wela Ka
Moi
April 22-Olohu VS.. Universitys.
April 23-Diamond Heads VS.. Wela
ka Moi.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-04-02
ALL FOOLS DAY
WAS OBSERVED

All Fools Day was observed in a
way which must have pleased the spe.
cial god of the day.
Nickels nailed to the ground with
fine wire nails, candy which, like
Shakespeare faIsehood, had "a goodly
outside" but whose inside was either
bit of soap, or cotton batting, were
the principal weapons of the jokers.
The best of them all. however, was
the bluff put up by the Gunst-Eakin
cigar store Just outside the door, a
parrot cage had been placed, the top Of
which was covered with a gunny sack.
Over the cage was A sign which stated
that in the cage was a red bat which
had been caught by J. /. Whittle on
the premises of the Honolulu brickyard
A red bat IS, of course, a rare sight
in these parts, unless it happens to be
red brickbat. and a large number
dueked their heads to peep under the
large crowd collected around the cage
and every time some inquisitive person
would look for the bat, he was greeted
by a loud laugh and April Fool was
shouted at him.
Shortly before one o'clock the i'm
mense crowd had obstructed all pas
sage on that portion of the sidewalk.
Detective Taylor, who happened to pass
at that time, crossed over to get the
crowd to move on. He was given the
merry ha-la as he bent down TO In
vestigate the bat.
A number Of business men had notes
left on their desks telling them to cali
Up White 22S1- They were greatly in
censed when the keeper of the insane
asylum answered their question as TO
whether they were wanted up there
or not
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-04-02
Ri(|||I [iViI||||

IF the nervous system is
not right the body is robbed
of vitality.
Build up the nerves, rest
and strengthen them, feed
them with a tonic that can
be relied On and the body
thrills with health.
Paine's Celery Compound
has been for over 70 years a
reliable nerve tonic.
Read the formula and the
statements Of the medical an
tfaorities and you viii under
stand just how and just why
it is.
Paine's Celery Compound
contains no alcohol, no CO.
cain, no opium, no harmful
drugs of any nature. It has
stood the test Of generations.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-04-02
Oahu Railway
TIME TABLE.
OUTWARD.

OUTWARD.
For Waianae, Waialua, Kahuku and
Way Stations-T9:15 a. m. 1920 D. m
For Pearl City, Eva Mil and Way
Stations-f7:30 a. m, *9:15 a. m, +11:05
a. m, +2:15 P. m, 1920 p. m, 1913 p
m, 1880 p. m, til p. m.
For Wahiawa-=9:1 a. m. and *5:15
P. NJ
INWARD.
Arrive Honolulu from Kahuku, Wal
alua and Waianae-*8:36 a. m, 5:31
p. n.
Arrive Honolulu from Eva Mill and
Pearl City-t7:46 a. H., 1886 a. m,
-10:3s a. m, +1:40 p. m, *4:31 p. n,
+5:31 P. M, *7:3o p. m.
Arrive Honolulu from Wahiawa-
$3.50 a. m and 1871 p. m
Daily. Elk. Sunday. Sunday Only.
The Haleiwa Limited, a two-hour
train (only frst-class tickets honored) J,
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. DENISON, F. C. SMITH,
Supt. G.P.&T.A.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-04-02
SPORTLETS

Another postponed meeting will be
held tonight The officers of the Riv-
erside Baseball League viii hold their
meeting this evening at the Chinese
Aloha clubhouse at 1870. A full at
tendance is expected.
The Diamond Heads finished their
basketball games on Saturday. The
games have lasted a little over a month
and have proved TO be a great benefit
to the members These games viii
stand as an aid when the Jewels come
to meet any Of the other teams.
The postponed special meeting Of
the Hawaiian-Chinese Tennis Club wiz
be held this evening at the Chinese
consulate at 7:39. All members are
earnestly requested TO be present. Re
freshments will be served after the
meeting.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-04-02
NINE HITS OFF
ISLAND WONDER

| BAKERSFIELD, March 24.-Danny
Long and Frank NJ. Ish, president OF
the San Francisco baseball team, were
here today to watch a rather disap-
| pointing game which the Seals won
from the Bakersfield team, aided by
Joy and Street. by the score of TO 2.
After pitching three good innings for
the locals, Barney Joy fell to pieces,
allowing nine hits and giving seven
bases on balls, besides hitting Herrod.
He was relieved in the eighth by Hoag.
who played a good game.
For the Seals Ashley, Herrod and
Hickey were used in the box, the first
named doing best. Moriarty and Kid
Mohler did their usual good work at
shortstop and second, playing nicely
together but otherwise the game was
loose and uninteresting, and the small
crowd was glad when it was called on
account of rain at the end Of the eighth
inning.
Commenting on the training of the
Seals, the Call has the following about
Barney JOY:
Barney Joy, the giant twirler, is the
one upon whom the newness falls heay-
lily. This being Barney's first expert.
ence with baseball as it is played in
America the many fine points are baf-
fling him. He is an untfring worker
and goes into the game with a spirit
that brings from his teammates voI-
umes of helpful suggestions and point |
ers.
The control which many critics were
fearful that Barney did not possess Is |
coming to the surface, and with plenty |
Of work, under the guardianship of |
Charley Street, the Honolulu boy is I
losing his wildness and has the groove /
to the plate located
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AUTOMOBILES
ANNUAL MEETING

Another attempt viii be made to-
meeting of the Automobile Club. AS
this is the third time the meeting has
been put of, Secretary Wood hopes
that at least ten of the members will
turn up in order that a quorum may
be secured. The meeting is scheduled
for T:30 at the Promotion rooms. Elec-
ton Of officers viii be the chief bust
ness.
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HAWAII & SOUTH SEAS CURIO co.
Alexander Young Building.
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1.-THE ROWING GIRLS -

a new Regatta Postal. Mats, Fans,
Baskets, Teeo Pottery and Russian
Brasses.
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VIM. G. IRWIN & CO., LTD
sUGAE FACTORS AND
CONFESSION AGKNT5

AGENTS FOR
Oceanic Steamship Co, San Fran
cisco, Cal.
Western Sugar Refining Co., Exs
Franeisco. Cal.
Baldwin Locomotive Works, Phils
de1phis, Pa
Newan Universal Min Co.. Manu-
facturers Of National Cane SHREDDER
New York, n. 7.
Pacific Oil Transportatiss Co. gsa
Francisco, Cal.
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Vim. G. Irwin & Co., Ltd.
Agents for the

Agents for the
Royal Insurance Co., Of Liverpool,
England. -
Scottish Union & National Insurance
Co., Of Edinburgh scotland.
Wilhelma OF Magdeburg General In
gurance Co.
Commercial Assurance Co., Ltd, Of
London.
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NOTICE

ANY WOMAN OR GIRL NEEDING
help or advice, Is invited to .ommuni-
cate. either In person or by letter, with
Ensign L. Anderson, matron ~of thu
Salvation Army Woman's Industrial
Home. No. 1850 King street.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-11-19
Superintendent Holloway Here.

Among the prominent visitors to
Gainesville is Hon, W. NJ. Holloway,
State superintendent of Public In
struction, who Is spending a few days
shaking hands with the friends Of his
former home.
Prof. Holloway was en- route from
Tallahassee to Perry for the purpose
of being present and delivering an
address at the dedication Of an Gle.
CANT new school building Upon
reaching Live Oak he was informed
that the event had been postponed
for week. hence decided to pay his
friends here a brief visit.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-11-19
THOS. MCQUEEN WAS
KILLED BY COUSIN
FEARFUL Sunday Tragedy on Banks
Of the Old Suwannee River.
SAD BLOW TO RELATIVES
The Participants Are Descendants OF
Oldest and Most influential Families
Of Lafayette county-Mcoueen
Died Monday Afternoon.

N Died MONDAY Afternoon.
A fearful tragedy was enacted at
odd Town, Lafayette county, Sunday
40 which two of the most prominent
citizens Of that section of the county
were participants, and which cost
Thomas Mcqueen his life, having re
Geived gunshot wounds at the hands
~ his cousin, Mcqueen Charles, which
fihused his death Monday afternoon,
information OF this tragedy was
Wrought to this city by residents OF
3hat section Monday, and, inasmuch
ne both parties have relatives here
and are well known, the affair created
y great deal of interest, as well as
the greatest anxiety over the cOndi.
zion of the wounded man. Word
came by telephone at late hour Mon.
day afternoon that the victim had
passed away.
II seems impossible to secure au.
thentic information regarding this sad
affair, but the general rumor Is that
Thomas Mcqueen on Sunday went to
the home of his cousin, Mcqueen
Chaires, and threatened TO kill him.
IT Is said that Mrs Charles inter
.Vened, getting between her husband
and Mcqueen, who was approaching.
ID the meantime Charles secured a
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-11-19
WOMAN'S CLUBS
WILL MEET TODAY
Three Day Session Of Florida Fed
GRAFTON o Woman's Clubs.
DELEGATES FROM EVERYWHERE

Every Section Of the State Will be
Represented, and the Thirteenth
Annual Session Promises to Prove
One Of Great Benefit and Interest.
Judging from the elaborate prepa.
ratons which have been made by the
local conn ittees for the entertain
ment Of the delegates to the tnir-
teenth annual convention Of the Flor
ida Federation Of WOman's Clubs, it
is TO be deducted that those who have
the destinies of this convention in
charge do not propose to make in this
instance - the proyerbial unllfcky
number which 1t IS credited to be.
The convention will be held in the
assembly room Of the Elks' Home an
ideal resort for such meeting, and
the opening exercises will begin at
$3.50 o'clock this evening. All day
Monday delegates were arriving from
various sections Of the State, and by
nightfall today it IS estimated that
the city will be well filled with dele.
gates
The meeting, which will be presided
over by the State President, Mrs.
Clara Raynor, will open with in
strumental selections, to be followed
with Introductory remarks by Mayor
w. II. Thomas.
The address Of welcome will be
made by Or. w. f. Yocum. dean of
the University of Florida, following
which Mrs. Raynor will address the
meeting.
The exercises Will be closed with
music
All meetings of the Federation will
be open to the public, except the re-
ccptiOn to be rendered by the TWEEN.
ticth Century Club of Gainesville
Wednesday afternoon. TO which spc.
cial invitations have been issued.