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The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1907-09-05
An Unexpected Calamity.

Foxy Husband--My dear, you know
I promised you a diamond necklace
this year
Helpful Wife-I know you did, but
let 1t go-the water pipes burst last
night.-N. Y. Weekly.
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1907-09-05

Trade Should All Be Americas.
The west coast countries of South
America are nearly 1000 miles closer
to the manufacturing districts of the
United States than they are to the
manufacturing districts of Europe.
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1907-09-05
WAITING for Mnrs

When little Jennie became the
proud possessor Of new baby brother
she was asked to sell the baby.
No." was the emphatic answer:
you can't have this one. Wait until
I have got whole lot of them and
then l will give one to you. Judge
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1907-09-05
Bishop Has Larae Diocese

The Episcopal bishop of Lucknow
presides over diocese greater in ex,
tent than the whole of Great Britain,
it having population of about As, ,OOO,-
900, of whom only 100000 are Chris
tians.
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1907-09-05
Better Collateral

The diamond reef in Pike county,
Ark, may be the real thing" but the
tomato crop in little Delaware looks
like better collateral. Three million.
dollars in tomatoes makes a brave
show.-New York Sun. >
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1907-09-05
Peculiar Love Makinu.

A German baron thought the best
way to win his lady love was to,
threaten to tell that she had murdered
her mother. There are all kinds of,
ideas of how to make love in this
world.
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1907-09-05
Quite LikeIv.

We understand that Sir Thomas
Fraser, whom the London Gazette de-
scribed as deceased" the other day,
has become member of the Anti
Premature Burial society--Punch.
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1907-09-05
KINoLINe FIRE WITH STICKS.
How It Is Accomplished in the Old
South Sea Way.

The matches had been forgotten,
and 1t looked as if it would be impossi-
BILE, for lack of fire, to roast the clans
on the beach.
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1907-09-05

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Seward weekly gateway., 1907-06-29
Start Fuss In Boise Hotel

Boise. Idaho. June PA contractor named Hodges shot @ civil engineer named Whiteway in Mrs. Hodges room in the Boise hotel last night. He claims that Whiteway was trying to break up his home.
 Great excitement followed in the vicinity as it was supposed when the shots were heard that some of the prin- cipals in the Haywood trial had been shot. Gov. Gooding and James Me Parland, the Pinkerton detective, both live in the hotel,
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 Shocking ReVelS in Society

Atlantic City, N. J., June 26-Night revels participated in by prominent people at public resorts have become so notorious that public opinion has become shocked and it has been order ed that the offending cafes must close at night. Nude dancers are said to have been feature of the offending entertainments.
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Wm Not Let Troops Parade

San Francisco, June 26-Gen. Funston received issuedan order forbidding any regular army troops to parade on Inde- pendence Day because they have been jeered and insulted by mobs every time they have appeared on the streets late ly and DO attempts have been made to punish the mobs. Much criticiam of the order has been made but Funston refuses to revoke it.
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Pacific Coast Buys Boats

Seattle, June 27 - The Pacific Coast Steamship Company announces the pur- chase of the steamers Eureka, Meteor and Tampico.
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Bermlngham Roasts Franke

San Francisco, June 2S-Capt. Franke of the wrecked steamship Dakota is severely scored by Chief Inspector Bermingham in the latter's review of Franke's application for a reversal of the decision of the Seattle inspectors against him. Capt. Birmingham says the Joss of the Dakota was a crime, the result of unparalled negligence in navigation.
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Trouble for Exposition

Seattle, June 26-Suits to block the sale of lake shore lands in Seattle are anticipated. These sales were ordered by the last legislature to provide funds for the Alaska Yukon Pacific ex- position. If the sales are enjoined a special session of the legislature may be called to pass a direct appropria- tion for the fair,
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Cruiser dOes to Central America

Washington, D. C.. June 26-The cruiser Milwaukee has been ordered from Mare island to the coast of Sal vador on account of the prospect of trouble in Central America which may require protection of citizens of the United States.
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Dora Wm Sail from seward

Seattle, June 24 - Circulars were issued to day by the Northwestern Steamship Company announcing the change of the home port of the steam CT Dora from Valdez to Seward. The order was effective June l5 and the Dora will not run east of Seward here after.
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To Reorganlze Canal Commission

Washington, D. C., June 27 = It is announced 'todsy that the reorganiza- tion of the Panama canal commission will be effected soon by Roosevelt and Taft. They have decided that the job of mahaging the work is too big for Mai. Goethals. .,
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White Girl in Chinese Dive

Portland, Ore, June 27--Alma Church, daughter of a prominent Spok- ane family, was rescued today from Chinese den in this city, where she had been held for three years as the slave of Chinaman. The discovery of the girl has created a great sensa- tion in the city and an anti-Chinese outbreak is anticipated,
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savs Europe Llkes RooseveIt

New York, June 27-Col. George Harvey, editor of Harper's Weekly, returned today from a trip to Europe and reports that President Roosevelt is very highly thought of there. liar vey himself has been very severe eritic'of the president.
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Defense Charges Intimidatlon

Boise, June 28-The defense in the Haywood case claims that efforts have been made to intimidate it's witnesses.
 The first president of the Western Federation of Miners was a witness for the defense this morning. He de- nied that any violence had ever been sanctioned by the federation and made a strong talk for the defense.
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Longworths Coming West

Yellowstone Park, June 2S - Con- and Mrs. Nicholas Long worth, son-in-law and daughter of the arrived here today. They will visit the park for week and then 20 on to the Pacific coast.
Seward weekly gateway., 1907-06-29

If you want a free sample copy of the most progressive and up-to-date min ing journal published send your name te Mining Topics, GA Fulton street, New York. Its news is authentic and unbiased and the paper is devoted to the specific and general interests ot mining in every field.
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J.R. Van cleve On Way Home

Seattle, June 24-J. R. Van Cleve, master mechanic of the Alaska Gen. tral railroad, arrived here today from the east and will sail for Seward on the next steamer for that port.
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Steamer Seward Launched

Saattle, June 26 - The steamer Seward, the new vessel built here for the Northwestern Steamship Company, was successfully launched late yester- day afternoon,
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To Marry Swiftwater BlII Again

Seattle, June 26-Vera Beebe Cook, who was Swiftwater Bill Gates second wife, lis suing her present husband for a divorce inaorder that she may re- marry Gates. He is now in San Fran piScO
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Catch EmbezzlIng Cashler

Butte, Mont, June 25-O. E. Brown was arrested here today and confessed that he had embedded s25,OOO from the Big Four Railroad, of which he was cashier at Bloomington, Illinois. He spent the money on wine, women and automobiles.
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Close Fruit Stands on Sunday

Seattle, June 24-Under an old terri torial law which had been dead for many years the chief of police yester- day closed up all fruit stands and stores In the city. The movement was compelled by a combination of grOcers' and delicatessen prOprietors without notice.
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areeIy to go to Vancouver

Chicago, June 26-Gen. A.W. Greedy will leave here next Monday for Van couver, Washington, where he will take command of the department of the Columbia.
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soulres Favorlte 10 to 9

San Francisco, June 2S -squires is favorlte 10 to g over Burns in their coming fight, Burns started training today. The seat sale opened this morning with big demand.
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Judge Loving on Trial

Houston, Va, June 25-Former Judge Loving was placed on trial today for the murder of Theodore Estes. Tbe defense pleads the unwritten law, al- leging that Estes maltreated the daughter of Judge Loving when they were buggy riding. Loving is super intsndent of Thomas F. Ryan's big ranch.
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Trylng to End Car strike

San Francisco, June 2S-Labor or ganizations are in conference this after noon with Patrick Calhoun, president of the United street railway company, trying to end the strike of the carmen.
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Ellamar Han to Marry

Seattle, June 26 - Dr. Wallace Wooten Council of Ellamar will be married this evening to Miss Martha Virginia Scurry, daughter of Seattle pioneer.
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Killed bY Interurban Train

Seattle, June Civilian Ayers, a wealthy bookmakero of Portland, known along the entire coast, was accident ally killed by an interurbaA electric train just outside the Meadows race track yesterday evening.
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Jurx Hangs in Standard on Case

Findlay, O., June 2S-The jury in case against the Standard Oil Company, charged with violation of the state antitrust law, has been out forty-eight hours without reaching an agreement.
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snY saulres Is a scrapper

San Francisco, June 26-Experts pro- nounce Bill Squires a great fighter after watching him train at shannon. He is said to be in the finest possible condition for his contest with Tommy Burns, which is scheduled for July 4 at Colma,
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Hot Weather KHIs Eleven

Pittsburg, June 25-Eleven persons have died in this city in the last twenty-four hours.
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 To Corral Alaska Copper

Dover, Del, June 24-The Consoli- dated Copper Company incorporated today under the laws of Delaware to| explore Alaska for the discovery and acquisition of copper properties.
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Charters Steamer Ralnler

SeattIe,June 2S-The Northwestern Steamship Company today chartered the steamer Rainier to carry railroad material to Katalla.
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W. T. Lopp Coming North

Seattle, June 24 - W. T. LOpp, superintendent of the reindeer ser vice of Northwestern Alaska, will sail for the north this week on an inspec- tiOn tour.
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Steamer Bertha Sails

Seattle, June 26-Steamer Bertha sailed for Seward by the inside passage last night.
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Saratoga Reaches Seattle

Seattle, June 24-Steamer Saratoga reached port at noon today rom Seward.
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Want Telegraph Investigated

Washington, D. C., June 25-The telegraphers' union appealed to the president today to order an investiga- tion of the telegraph companies to see whether they have not entered into a conspiracy in restraint of trade.
 Letter Carriers to Strike Next
 San Francisco, June 25-Letter car riers in this city will strike for higher pay July 1.
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schmitz Must Try Again

San Francisco, June 25-The appli- cation of Mayor Schmitz for his release on bail was dismissed today on motion of his attorneys because of technical imperiections in the petition. A new one will be drawn and presented.
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Umbrella 'Man Oults seattIe

Seattle, June 26 .- Patton, the old man with the umbrella hat who has been one of the street sights in Seattle for many years, left here today to take up hls residence in Los Angeles.
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Chief Operator Fired

Chicago, June 29-The chief operator of the main office of the Western Union in this city was discharged today be- cause he had in his possession a letter giving the names of non-union opera tors employed by the company He had held the position seventeen years.
 Earthquake on Vancouver Island
 Victoria, B. C., June 29 - Reports came in this morning of an earthquake at the northern end of Vancouver island.
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Earthquake on Vancouver Island
stlrring up Japanese Feeling

San Francisco, June 29--It is report ed from Tokio that the story is in cir culation there that Japanese in San Francisco are being refused licenses to do business. This undoubtedly is anoth- CT attempt to foment feeling in that country against the United States. No such action has been taken here.
 Orders Rockefeller Into Court
 Chicago, June 29-Judge Landis in the United States district court today issued an imperative order that John D. Rockefeller must appear personally in court July as a witness in stand ard Oil prosecution for alleged violat- tions of the antitrust laws.
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Steamer Saratoga Sails

Seattle, June 2S Steamer Saratoga sailed for Seward at noon today.
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Against Forced Debt Collection

The Hague, June 24-Seyeral of the leading European nations side with the United States against the collec- tion of contract debts by armed force.
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Wine Growers Row Ended

Paris, June 24-Rioting in the wine districts seems to be suppressed and the troops that were on the verge of mutiny have promised to obey orders in future.
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Six Lives Lost In Fire

Norfolk, Va, June 26-sixlives were lost this morning in fire which des- troyed several large buildings near the exposition grounds.
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KilIs Divorced Wife

Seattle. June 27-Dow Smith, line man of the Sunset Telephone Company, this morning shot and killed his di- vorced wife and fatally wounded the wordan's mother in the home of the women near Woodland Park. He then barricaded himself in the house and defed capture for three hours. Finally he attemted to kill himself but the wound failed to prove fatal and he was captured.
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Killed on Account of Woman

Seattle, June 27--George Krueger was shot and killed last night on Pike street by the engineer of the Barker hotel. The two men had some trouble over a woman below the dead line. The slayer pleads self-defense.
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Francls Murphy Near Death

Los Angeles, dune 27-Francis Mur- phy, the famous temperance lecturer, is lying near death at his home in this
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Arrested on Land Fraud Charges

Denver, June 25-Ten prominent men were arrested today under indict- msnts in the federal court charging land frauds. They were released ou hail of $500 each.
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NEWS or THE WORLD FOR PAST WEEK
By Cable to The Daily Gateway.
 Becomes Captain of Nebraska

Seattle, June 27-Commander Nich- olson, who was navigation officer of the battleship Oregon when she made her record trip from San Francisco to Cuba at the opening of the Spanish war in the spring of 1898, was detailed today as captain of the new battleship Nebraska.
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Thaw Trial to Go Over

New York, June 27-The second Thaw trial will undoubtedly be post poned until next January as Abe Hummell will be in prison until then and the prosecution wishes to use him as witness. The case is now set down for October. ..
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Britt-NeIsOn Fight Postponed

San Francisco, June 27 -- The Britt Nelson fight is postponed until July 3l. Nelson cannot get ready before that
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Annther Plot to XIII Car

Odessa, June 25-A new plot to assassinate the ear was discovered here today. Sixty military officers in- volved have been arrested. Probably ,11 ,,f tbey, uviO he eyecuted
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-09-18

on the bags. Dollie Gray put some
beauties over the plate yesterday
which Moore called balls. II Dollie
had had Eli Gates disposition he
would have had hard day of It.
Moore is n new man in fast company,
so there is chance for improvement,
and it is hoped he will improve. At
any rate President Ewing will give
the new man every opportunity to
make good. In the first inning Frank
Dillon essayed to run bluff on
Moore, who fined him $40 on Thurs
day. According to the rules, players
must pay their fines before taking
part in another game. Just before
the bell rang Moore walked over to
where Dillon was sitting and touched
him for the ten. The hard-hghting
captain declared he was broke and
tried to stall Moore off until after the
game. Nothing doing with Moore.
" You pay now or no play" was the
way Moore passed 1t up to Frank.
Dillon dilly-dallied until 1t was time
for him to hit the ball, when Moore
again confronted him with his bill.
Then It duwned upon the Loo-Loo
leader that Moore was serious and he
meant business, and Frank hustled
over to the directors box and touched
Hank Berry for ten-spot.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-09-18
A GREAT PITCHER

Walter johnson. the Idaho marvel
with Washington, has made good in
the American league, and with. the i'm
provement that is sure to come with
experience will develop into a major
league star. He Is six feet In height.
'ymmetrically built, has frictionless
movement, possesses speed and slow
ball, is cool under fire, fields his posi-
ton well, and is better batsman than
most pitchers. He opened the season
with the Weiser team of the Idaho
State League and pitched seventy-five
innings without hit being scored
against him. lie struck out 1876 men
in 80 innings, pitched seven consecu-
tive shut-out games and played in
games in which his team scored nine
ty-eight runs to its opponents five
runs. He is credited with striking out
eighteen men in each of several games
In one game he retired the first eight
men to face him, while eleven others
did not reach first base.
His third American league game was
] too defeat by the Browns and the
lone run was gift. Wallace was
walked in the second session, and ad-
vanced on Yeager's infield out. John
sons throw to catch Bobby mapping
went to center, no one covering the
base, and the runner hiked to third
and Tailed on Jones' single. That's
how Idaho johnson lost his third
major league stunt.
The Idaho phenom made his Amer
lean league debut against the Tigers,
hut he was retired in the eighth in
ming with the score 2 to in Detroit's
favor and Blankenship sent to bat for
lin. He had yielded six hits. Hughes
finished out for the Nationals, who
lost 3 to 2, each team tallying once
in the final round. He won from
Cleveland, TO 2, the Blues, getting
:our hits-singles by Flick, Lajoie and
Bill Hinchman and triple by Wake
field. ana.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-09-18

there are as many fans in Honolulu
as any other city in the country of its
size. Mr.. Chillingworth is enthus-
iastic over the prospective trip of
the Coast League stars, who will sail
in November for the islands. I'VE
will give the boys as swell time as
they ever had in their lives" said he.
when | left there | heard a lot of
talk about them coming over, and this
was some months ago. The people
of Honolulu are famous for their hos
pitality, and ! am sure that any play
err who makes the trip will never re-
gret 1t. They will have great time
and they will see a fine country.
I'VE have league of four clubs
and play our games on Saturdays and
Sundays. At two bits throw we
take in as high as $3.50 on a game, so
you see Our crowds are not small. In
terest in tho game and players is
keen. Why, they talk as much about
Brick DevertauX and Truck Eagan
over there as you do here. They
know what they hit at and all about
them. The newspapers have asked
ME to send over pictures of the play
ers, so they can run them before they
arrive. Down there we also have a
japanese baseball league. The little
fellows play pretty good ball. They
are fast on their feet and can throw
the ball about to beat the band. Hit
ting is their weak point, II they have
any. In the regular league we have
some classy players. We have just as
good men as Barney Joy, If not bet
ter. Barney has improved since he
left home. The Coast League play
ers | think will be surprised at the
quality of ball we put up"
Mr.. Chillingworth is prominent in
politics on the islands, and for a time
he held the office of Sheriff. He will
leave for home directly and spare no
pains to boom the Coast League in
yasion."
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-09-18

JAS. r. MORGAN,
AUCTIONEER.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-09-18
RESPONSIBILITY FOR
COLUMBIA WRECK PLACED.

San Francisco, Sept. AFTER weeks
Of deliberation over the mass of evil
dence submitted during the investiga-
ton OF the Columbia horror Supervis-
ing Inspector Birmingham has at last
banded down his decision, in which
The blame for the loss of the ship on
the Mendocino coast is placed directly
Upon the shoulders of the late Captain
noran of the wrecked steamer and
First Mate b. Hendrickson OF the
steamer San Pedro. AS result of the
findings of Inspector Birmingham tho
license of HendrIckson has been sus-
pended for three years, while Captain
Hansen of the steam schooner, who
has been adjudged guilty of negli-
gence, has had his license revoked 70"
year.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-09-18
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LOCAL GOSSIP

The gun club meets ut the traps
today in their weekly shoot.
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Prince Cupid brought his Kona
rowing crew to Honolulu yesterday.
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The yacht plans of the Trans-Pa-
ciiic yacht are due today.
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There is little betting on the COM
Ing rowing races.
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The Gans-Nelson fight pictures
have made hit with the local
sports.
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The second class yachts will have
an interesting race for the Macfar-
lane cup on Regatta Day.
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The players will soon start to prac-
tice for the All-Hawaii baseball team.
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Pennsy claims that she has just as
strong a football team as she has a
baseball team.