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Potatoes. Onion. and yer.t.h,..

interfered with traffic in miscellaneous veg
etables yesterday. and large quantities Of the
leading descriptions that would have found ready
sale At satisfactory prices In the early morning
trade had TO be held over for MONDAYS market.
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The unsold surplus at the close included more or
less OF everything the list and although prices
the belated carriers did not benefit thereby,
and in all PROBABILITY will have to be sold cheap
ON Monday As result OF curtailed arrivals
supplies of potatoes aud onions were smaller than
at any time during the last week. and the mar
ket closed quite frm, with higher prices QQoteo
for the top grades Of both articles. Sweet pota-
Potatoes ,per ctll-River whites. s0G9oc Tor
fancy and 5OG65c for common; Salinas Bur
banks. $1.2oG1.6o; sweet potatoes. 1Agll7e per
pound.
onions-New yellow. 5o@55c per etl
TegstaeieGresn corn; sGso per per SoI sos.
cucumbers, 4oQ65c per box; pickle cucumoers
75c@s1.25 per box; green peas, 2Q4c per lb'
smae ps b sumes squash pss 4o@so per
box; green peppers. 35Q6Oc per box; gar
lie. e@7c per ID: cabbage 75ds5c per ell;
pe1 saes esrrots per ssei: srssD Okrs
4o@5oc per boz; egg plant, 40Qvoc per box
Poultry and Game
Poultry closed the week with the market some
what unsettled and the supply OF chickens un-
usually heavy. Two OF the six cars OF western
stock that arrived since Monday were stul
standing the railroad track, and several more
were reported due for tomorrow's market Deal
ers were firm in their views as to prices OF
geese. ducks and fat, heavy hens. expecting that
the extra demand for the approaching Hebrew
holidays would bring out some extensive buying
Of those descriptions during the coming week
young chickens. such fryers. broilers and
young roosters. as the proportion. OF this Young
stock in the receipts from the west is rapidly
increasing and state shipping points are sending
liberal supplies. Turkeys closed week. with
sales at the top quotations infrequent
Poultry (per dozen)--Hens. S4G4-50 for small.
s6G6.50 for large and $I4S for extras; young
ROSTERS, s6.Jo@7; do extras, ssGs; flyers
$5@6; large broiIers s4.50Q5; small broil-
sS@4: ducks. $4G6; pigeons. s1-25 91.5O;
squads, $242 so; geese. 81 so per pair; tur
keys. 24@2oc per ID for young and 22G2se for
old.
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General sIerchanaase

sse rosi S.s. s'Es IS s a:.e. Ssa sata
O0SGa eOaIcaTSon Gas @1fa Hi. So Beaver n 81 Psan-
sylvanIa anthracits egg $40 per ton; yelling
tra,sn to1 Ss stc Stanford
Richmond S.; Cumberland. s14 in bulk and
SO so In sacks: Welsh anthracite, SIS; coke, Sl4
per tom in bulk and $16 in sacks; Rocky noun
tain 50 80 per short ton
Oils-Linseed is &c lower. Quotations
BOILED 6Ss Oaus nnd SAC n'ss for raS ess-. moro
castor OIL in oes cases s NO; No; 5c Ioe ssks-s
4e tor sa'fs raw cS1a nut cases % s@sse P ss
Ion; cocoanut Oil. In barrels, 55@5S15c for XXX;
521b e156c for No. 1 and 500584Ac for No. 2,
sperm o s5c: natural winter sperm OIL sse;
natural whale OIL soc; extra winter strained
sTd III soe S1r No neatsfoot OIL ese Ssrrtne osI
40c; salmon oil. 35cs boiled ash OIL SOC; paint
Coal OIL. Gasoline etc-water white OIL tanr
wagon. &c; $50 deg. oil, tank wagon. 1fcs special
water white white , extra s nns. tank wss0os n'ssi
deg oil. iron barrels or drums. 1cs special DO,
IL 15e; pearl oil, In cases. 1651c; astral, 1854cs
eocene, 161sc; red crown and motor gasoline. IN
bulk. 14i5c. in cases 21c; No I engine distil-
Sc deg. gasoline. in bulk. sOc. IN cases. s751c:
naphtha. In bulk 10c, in cases III 7ae-
s1 sSm and Ps5 ra fsCI Sss In cases and
Rosin-Per barrel OF 2so lbs z, $500; 3,
$3.50: G. s5;45; H. sS.s5; /. $500.
ID, according 20 quality: white lead. Seshc.
REFINED SUGAR MARKET
The Western sugar refining company quotes as
follows, terms net cash: Standard granulated
fine or coarse). 6-65c. fruit granulated. 665c:
crystal dotninoes in cases. 9O5c. tablets In half
barrels 6-15c. tablets in boxes, 6L40cs cubes and
A crushed. 090c; powdered, 6.7oc, candy xranu-
lated, 5-75c: confectionery A. 5-65c eonfection-
ers' crystals, 5.75c; Magnolia A. 5.25c; extra @,
6.15c; golden @, 6.06c; d, 495c; beet xranu-
lated, 5.45c. Barrels and 90 ID bags Toe, hale
bbls 25c. boxes soc more per 100 lbs for ali
grades. Monarch bar is quoted over and above
the price for standard hne (cane) granulated In
100 ID bags follows: Bags. 100 lbs, 35c; bar
IS lb tins. cased. 81. 90; 10 ID tins. cased 10 In
case, $40; ID tins. IN case, &2-70; 80 ID
boxes. s5c- No order taken for less than rs bar
rels or its equivalent. No extra charge for put
ting up bar in private packages
The California and Hawaiian sugar refining
company quotes follows: Granulated basis.
5.65c; "Higrade'' bar, &c; powdered 6.T5c; A
crushed. $500; berry. 5.65c; C. q H extra IN <
dry granulated. 5-65c; coarse dry granulated
5.f5c; coufectioners' A. 5-65c; confectionery
crystal, 575c; cubes, 5.90c; bricks, s. 9Oc; extra
tine grsnulated Qo0 ID bags only, 5.45c; excsl-
sior A, 5.26c; extra c. 5.15c, golden O. s. OSct
yellow ID. 4.95c; H. & E. crystal dominoes
9.05e. Additional per 100 lbs: In bbls and 50
ID bags. 10c more; half bbls. 25c more; boxes
soc more for all grades Bar, In 35 ID and
40 10 tns- sllO more: in 10 10 tins, $23d
more Minimum order. carload weight
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Foreign Futures

20@25c.
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Egg Market in Nearby Countie.

PETALUMA, Sept. 19.-The week end showed
fuctuating in the prices paid for eggs. The
best price reached today 3T12c The Peta-
luna egg exchange held their first meeting today
under the new organization The regular bust
ness OF the exchange will begin Monday. Septem-
Der IL The exchange will cooperate with the
Sonoma county cooperative poultry association.
SANTA ROSA. Sept. 19-The local egg mar
ket took upward move OF y cent per dozen
when the dealers offered 371ac for choice eggs
and 34IAc for seconds.
SANTA CRUZ Sept. 19--week closes with
conditions unchanged Local egg market mer-
chants still paying 34e.
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New York Mining Stocks
Boston Stocks and Bond,
THE COPPER STOCK.

BOSTON, Sept. I9.-The Bryan scare Is de-
veloping and traders are selling the whole list
The attack today WIS concerted and effective
the big interests being willing TO let prices sag
of. However. this short selling is only putting
the market in stronger position.
COPPER CLOSE
The following list is furnished by f. F. Hut
ton Co. 490 California street. San Fran
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS
Naval stores-Turnentine and Ro.,

~ StOrcS--IurpemtlMe and R0sin
SAVANNAH. Sept 10. = Turpentine-Firm
sales. Ssl. Receipts $50. Receipts. 500.
hoSiN-Firm Sales, 2.736: receipts, 2, 466
ssnlpments, 81 .464; stock, 40, ,636. Quote: b
g s %; d $2.50@255; f. $2.60@2.02E: F.
& &$5-.9@1;I2a; g, &2.75@2.s0: Fl, 1896; +
S1.o; S1u ~ n .$465; n, $4-75; N, $3.50; VIC, So
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/ Bar siIver-Qu1et; 24d per ounce.
Moneys Gs4 of / per cent
The rate of discount In the open market for
short bills is IL @1% per cent and for three
months bills q al 1-l6 per cent.
New York Money Market
| NEW YORK, Sept 1e.-Money on call. nomi-
nal.
Time loans, nominal; so days, 2ta per cent;
80 days, 2s4 per cent; six months, " per cent.
! Prime mercantile paper 464h per cent.
Sterling exchange easy, with actual business
in bankers bill at $4.s5 for go day bills and at
/ 81 S635 for demand.
Commercial bills, $4.S5L. "A ssh.
! Bar silver. SIC.
Mexican dollars, 45c.
Government bonds, steady; railroad bonds,
| firm.
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Portland butter Market
Northern Business.

o-fohILAND, Sept. 19.-Extras, 311ac; fancy
<i1ac; choice, 25c; storage 1sc
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Dried Fruits. Rai.In-, Nut. and Honey

All markets under this head continue un-
changed. The demand for fruits, while not ac-
tive. Is improving while raisins have been sell
ing briskly at Fresno at full figures.
Fruits thew crcp)-EvapOrated apples. 54s @Tc;
apricots. 6aa t10c; peaches. 5Ae for standards.
o461sc for choice, &c for extra choice and ac f0r
fancy pears. 6MSl4c; pitted plums T1z@ec;
hgs, pa M4c: prunes, size basis, y @3-sc for
old and 4@419c per ID for new crop, with a
premium for the large sizes.
ha1sins thew cropl-ClusterS-4 crown, 81;
crown, $3.50; crown, So; London layers-2
crown, $1.25; crown. $t35. Seeded. TDTi5e;
seediess. 4Ac; Thonpsons secdless SIC; loose
muscateis, 5%c for crown, 5Isc for crown
and 4ac for crown.
Nuts-Almonds (new erop) nonpareils. MA
l2e; fAL. lUR Ml1c; ne plus ultra, 10c; brakes.
s1sc languedocs lang s1a @oc; hardsheiis, Il2c;, Wal
nuts-l25s gl3e per ID for No. 1 SOftshell and
s1sW1oc for No. 2 do; lie for No. l hardshell
and S1aG91ac for No. do
Honey-Water white. comb, 16G11c; white,
ioc; water white, extracted. S6s1ac: white. ia
sc; light amber, IQI1ac; dark amber and can
died, 5A @5%e per H.
for dark.
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Deciduou. and Citrus Fruit.

All Of the river boats and section OF the
very late yesterday and their manifests were
not delivered at the stores until after most
buyers had left the market. As result OF
these tardy deliveries there a shortage of
some fruits u the early trade but in the mid
die of the forenoon the market became congested
and large surplus had to be held over for Mon
days market. Prunes were scarce and sold at
Toe for small boxes and up to 81 for crates. and
even the belated arrivals found buyers among
shipping merchants at these figures. The market
swamped with peaches snd table grapes,
all kinds OF packages except carrier peaches be-
ing ia free supply and cheap. portion Of the
beiated arrivals of grapes aud some fine peaches
were placed in cold storage Figs were In good
demand and firm IN the morning but the sup
plies brought by the late river boats had to be
sold cheap or held over. Pomegranates found
few buyers. and there was little or nothing do
ing ln ounces, wnlen We're IN Tee suply anus
cheap There We're enough pears on hand to
keep the market supplied for several days with
out further arrivals. and prices for all kinds
were weak with sellers trying TO urge sales OF
Bartletts, which were ripenng rapidly. The
apple market was firm for fancy stock. and the
usual extra buying for Sunday wants sent prices
for Strawberries and raspberries up a little.
Nutmeg melons and cantaloupes sold OF well, and
prices would probably have been higher but fof
grapes continued firm aud active, with YOlo
county stock still leading in point Of demand and
firmness.
strawberries-s76s per chest for Longworths
and S4G7 for the large varieties.
Blackberries-S264 per chest.
Raspberres-SJG per chest
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS per H..
Apples (per box)-fancy in 4 tier boxes. coca
81 .25; common to choice. 40@75c; crabapples, 25
@35c for small boxes
Pears-BartIetts. 75cGsl .25 per box; other
varieties. 40cdl$1.
Ouinces-4oQ65c per box.
Plums and Prunes-60c@$1 per box crate.
Pcaches-SmalI boxes. including Z, mountain
fruit 30G50c; large boxes, 40Q65c, carriers.
6ONrs0c.
Figs-40MI5c per box.
Pomegranates-I5c@$12 20 per box.
Melons-Nurmeg melons. 25st50c ter box: can
taOupeS, I3cNIS 81 per crate. WatermelOnS, 81 .251
.. per dozen.
Grapes tcrates and small boxesl-Seedless. 30
a 7Jc: muscat. 50MG9c: black 35l50c: tOkay,
6u@s5c; Isabella, 50@75c: large boxes. $1.25@
1. for seedless and 50c@$1.c5 for other vari-
cites; wine grapes. $12@1S per ton.
Citrus Fruits tper Dox)-yalencia oranges.
s2-50G3.50 grapefruit. S4@4.50: lemons $50
$50 for fancy. S1.TJN2.5O for choice and S1Q1
l.25 for standards: lines, 81. 4.50@550.
Tropical Frults-Bananas. $1ul.15 per bunch
for Hawaiian and S2-5O93 for Central Ameri-
can; pineappIes. s2@3 per dozen.
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St, Loufa WooI M.rlxe

~. LOUIS, Sept. 19.--Wool firm; medium
grades combins and clothing, 16020c; lisht
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,all's Page Of Commercial News

.ze,-o. ..cb. medium. 55QsOc each; long wool.
s5c0Q$l.25: lambs. l50 40c, hoEse nloss sa..'
100 4 2s for small and 25l50c for colts; horss
hs,sS erv san225 for large and $l-zogz Iot
medium 50calSl for small and 2o0OOc 70. eoissi
deerskins dry Mexicans. -sego3Ss C,y vi sn,sr,csn
26e1sOc: gostskins. prime angora, sZx SZ2xs 's'
hair coats 35e; medium. zoe smau. oeS Los. a.
Taiiow-No. 1 rendered 1sD45te' no. . et9
&c; crease; soriax Clip tfreel. Humboldt. years
stsnfe 15ar1se; northern Humboldt and aenao-
eino ssl sl lse SeSada. sah % s@iac per ID Fan clip
norrhern mountain tree, 6gsr; dereS I've.
sc sr' - Oregon wools-Eastern. s9lSe; valley LA
gtHsss gsssIRPriees Ri to growers are as follows; 1900
.-o- u 652llc: 1907 crop. 486c FOR AZ coass
ssscertptions; contracts. s01oc per ID.
Meat Market
Coma .xtra good muttOn Is selling over ms
,,,op. otr5 tton. Otherwise there - norhfng new
9uo'- DRESSED MEATS
s1.nghterers' rates to dealers are as lotlowss
Besf~sla a@s4c per 10 for steers, Seoc i0s
cows and heifers- - -. -..u
Nt1ttrn%wetbers g1uees 7Gsc: ewes. 61z6Tc per ID
Tsmb-s 1. 091hc per 10 for spring
Dressed Pork (per lbl-e@S17e hor nsns
and sQslzc for heavy: ,,.pxrr
The following quotations are for good. sound
livestock delivered In San Francisco, gross
CssrtIe-steers No. I. 80 94c, second quality.
sac; third quality. 2z13cs cows ard heiisrs-
&c for No. L: second quality FAC; third q1allty.
2lzc; thin. / y Q2e; bulls and stays. 1lsgi<e'
&C, CaIves~415ef4s.c per ID for Light. &C far me-
dunn and 315e for heavy
Sheep-wethers. sac per ID; ewes, SAe;
'nPsu GambsEspring. 4a4ttc per ID.
Hogs-1OO TO $50 lbs. &c. over 250 lbs, bh u
cent and sows 10920 per cent OF from above
Quotatioas.
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Receipt. OF Produce

oats. etis s.sst
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-03-05

wH Ho quietly HHr m.muu Boz
HHn" .eIuH# o.. IH. country uI
competition Un IH. I.IHH H.H. 5000.
H.I GOOD. H fu. # obi. Dbl. uO n.
.. uI. uI Vanderbilt DHu machines
H. u II0 uH. II.HH. H.. .H. semitic
".u UmaIDu.. which /. expected Cd. Dol.
feature event UI In. m..Iu
% Do known iHa uuIN SCOOP. uI
American automobile Manufacturers
1ID ambitious to eclipse thn beach rc.
cords OF one mile iu rs l.ls.. two mllos
boz Us i-j 81. 1--WE miles Boo m % 3-5s.
ten miles in Gm Dos. nuy miles iu 3Nm.
Bis, and aud hundred miles On H. Tom.
400 2-5 Some of them are said to
ho ready to make 0usHuGhts upon
these figures
with the banked turns at each end
of the beach course it is practically
assured that new marks viii be cs-
tablishcd for the longer contests n
is predicted that the l00-mile figures
will De brought down close TO an even
hour. and nftv miles in half hour is
looked for.
Aside from stimulating public i'm.
tcrost i'm automohiIing The Florida
tournament is expected t0 open mp g
new Southern field for automobile OK.
ploitatiou Besides this coming at tho
height of the tourist season it will at.
ford % demon lfH4ffDu rI lnpg1 AND
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-03-05

In a New jersey court, where an
automobllist was on trial for running
down and killing pedestrian, the
court ruled that "recklessness supplied
the place of intent required to const1-
tute a criminal act and made the
motorist responsible under the crimi-
nal law for manslaughter Under that
ruling the accused was found guilty
of manslaughter and was sent to the
penitentiary for eighteen months. In
the California court Of appeals the de-
cision has been rendered that auto.
mobilists are Obliged to look out foF
pedestrians and keep from running
them down; while the pedestrians can-
not be charged with contributory
negligence if they do not keep out OF
the way Of the motor vehicles that
strike them. Courts GENERALLY are
coming to similar conclusions in SINH
lar cases, and thus the status of the
automobile is coming to be established
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THE LATEST ABOUT AUTOMOBILES

In commenting upon the BTiarclif
race Elmer Apperson made this state
ment: 1T is safe to say that a car
driven at its top speed for 800 miles or
more will be subject to greater strains
than the same car would receive in g.
600 miles OF running in the hands OF
the average owner Of automobiles. If
any car has a weak point excessive
speed continued for 300 miles will sure
ly bring it out Undoubtedly some max
ers look upon these contests as speed
events only. They lose sight entirely
of the endurance end, which in reality,
is the more important, and therefore
decline to enter cars Of their make"
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Toward Florida the attention of au-
tomobiiists is now turned There on
the famous beach that stretches past
Ormond and Daytona the annual speed
tests will take place during the first
week in March. Later this year than
formerly, the tournament will occur
at the height Of the tourist season and
will carry with it for the first time the
prestige OF the backing of the Auto
mobile Club of America.
This organization, the pioneer OF all
American motor bodies, has worked
harder and accomplished more for the
great automobile industry Oh this coun-
try than possibly all other automobile
clubs and associations in combination.
The club therefore seems entitled to
the support and cooperation of Anne
RIGA motor vehicle manufacturers in
making the Florida speed carnival OF
1908 such a success that it's future will
be assured.
The industry has until the night of
February Is only in which to show its
appreciation of the clubs efforts in its
behalf. At that time entries for the
Florida tournament will close and the
future of the fastest natural speed
course in the world will be practically
determined by the support shown in
the nomination list.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-03-05

Joseph % D.HH Uu.U. H. m.d
I.I u OH. DIuI tm. H..IH.. IHr
ruU. HARDWARE l.mmu. IH. ur
.NWH H.m. uH.. H t.Im uu I..
I.I.Hm..m w Dbl. ulnU. NuuHH bel.
OH, Jmmm UuN Ht IHu CORNER uf
Port uuI NrpHIn. Hrr.. IHU wm
pHIuI autD. Chat tbo dyIuI1n. h..d
thH property Boo question under lease.
on terms which required that tbo
building Boz kept boo tho same condition
COS when They tuob possession. and
that instead, the walls have been dam
aged the kas0miuiup and pIastorIug
broken and destroyed some columns
broken down. and the shelving and
counters removed cor destroyed. al of
which in damage amounts to $4,000.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Cleveland Daracq. lsoUa-Fraschiui.
Maja and panhard cars.
one of the dark horses of the meet
will be- q huge racing car under con-
stuctiou m Cleveland by the French.
American Motor Company u is rated
low at "l35" and will De driven by W.
b. Drown This car has shaft drive
with % three speed soIoctiyo transmits
sion Enormous syIinders are used
the dimensions being Z If inch bore
by 6 1-2 inch stroke The car lis gear
ed extremely high. the high gear driv.
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SPORT

.... I.t# .u 3d. N ". Costa
.. .I NI.H... Hf .u m
Those vHa vi. H.. mu bon 'H.
tournament a.. o. g. NNDI D. A.
U..har. q U1p.lHp % g. UoDhDI g.
d. HrH.H. E B blanchard SUM- Bum
George s. Cuw d. g.. Corshun NJ "
Ir CoiJ1 D. g. Ev.ur O. k EVuIikO.
I Franks. IS Gardia. N rurria ~
Eylohi1. Chris Lewis Mar. Johnston.
D. Uarriot Arthur MEhra. Tom Ne.
Duro s. Mott Harold Nicholson W.
Raaemou. Pan. q. Schmidt Dan Noo'-
Ter r.. s. Warren. D. whitney NJ e.
Webster "a veuhuizcu.
Tna chances are that the senior
spoEur league season will come to am
end next Saturday after the game be-
tween HE Males and the y. H. c. A..
team
Tho Honolulu Association Football
leaguo met ON Tuesday afternoon m
the Scottish Thistle club rooms and
discussed the matter at length
10 WAS decided to- call the game ON
between the Thistle Club team and the
team from the rest o.. the league
which was TO have been played on
saturday
After the same is over ON saturday
between the Males and the y. NJ C..
AS. the league will decide whether
the season will be finished or not
The field day which will be held ON
Saturday afternoon on the Boys Field
under the auspices of the Kauluwela
Boys club, promises to be very inter-
esting, some of the best athletes in
town having entered for the different
events
The events will start promptly at
2 o'clock The following officials have
been chosen, and the list of entrants
for each event:
Referee McCandless
Scorei-H Espinda.
Announcer. Cockett
Starter-E. w. Coffin
Timekeepers-H. NJ. Ayres, w. Rice,
Ayau
Track Judges-E. S. Kong, Theo.
Richards, Ten Yuen En- Put, w. Robin
son, Tanfata.
Field Judges-H Brito, w. Tin
Chong, b. Kelekolio, X. Poepoe.
Clerk of the Course-Sam Hop.
50 Yards-Reliance M. Correa, All
Toon, j. Clement; Not Vets, w. Hoo
pal, w. Espinda, G Holt, F. L. Akana.
100 Yards-Reliance, M. Correa ].
Clement Not Vets, w. HOopai, w. Es-
pinda, A. Asam. F. L. Akana.
220 Yards-Reliance, NJ Correa, j.
, Clement II. Kaiehu; Not Vets, F. l..
Akana, w. Hoopai, w. Espinda, V.
Ayau, Nee En- A. Asam.
44O Yards-Reliance, Willie Naeole,
J. Clement, Kaiehu, J. Souza, Kuahiwi
Not Vets, w. Wells, V. Ayau, Nee En-,
L. Richards, G. Holt, F. L. Akana.
Shot Put-Reliance, All Toon, j..
Clement, Kaiehu; Not Vets, w. Hoopai
G. Holt, p. Frank, Nee En-, F. L..
Akana.
Broad Jump-Reliance, NJ. Correa, j.
Clement, Kaiehu, Naeole, J. Souza; Not
Vets, w. Hoopai, W. Espinda G. Holt,
V. Ayau. F. l.. Akana.
High Jump-Reliance, Naeole, All
Toon, Kaiehu, All Tin; Not Vets, w.
Hoopai, Wells G. Holt F. L. Akana.
Pole Vault-Reliance,A h Tin, All
Toon, Kaiehu; Not Vets, w. HoOpai
G. Holt, L. Richards, F. L. Akana.
! 12O Yards Hurldes-Reliance, All Tin
Kaiehu, Naeole; Not Vets, w Hoopar
/ G, Holt. F. l.. Akana.
Half Mile Relay-Reliance, Not Vets
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BOTH GREAT PARTIES DIVIDED.
At the rate at which things appear
to be going it may soon become ad-
Yisable for both great political parties
TO turn their assets over to the party
of prohibition and put up their shutters
Philadelphia Record
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-03-05
HOW DIPHTHERrA IS CONTRACT

One often hears the expression, MY
child caught a severe cold which de-
Veloped into diphtheria,' when the
truth that cold had simply left the lit
truth was that cold had simply left the
wandering diphtheria germ. When
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is Civ
en- it not only cures the cold, but great
Iy lessons the danger of diphtheria or
any other germ disease being contract
ed. There is no danger in giving this
remedy, as It contains no opium or
other harmful drug. For sale by all
dealers. Benson, Smith G. Co., agents
for Hawaii.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-03-05

The Kaala A. c. met last night in
Bernard Kelekolio's Office in the Judd
building and unanimously elected N.
K. Hoopii captain for the ensuing year
Bernard II. Kelekolio was also uuani-
mously elected manager. The follow
ing members of the club We're present:
Benjamin X. Kane, acting as chairman
B II. Kelekolo, secretary; Manuel
Comes, Omi Machado, Benjamin Asam
Theodore Cabral, W. Medeiros and K.
Assam. Charles Hustace Jr,and Joe
Leal We're elected honorary members.
The following matches will be pay
ed today: w. Rasemen VS.. L. Franks,
at p. m, NJ. C. Webster VS.. T. S.
Warren at 4 p. M. Dan Voeler VS..
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-03-05

The much talked Of meeting between
the wrestling managers which was
scheduled for yesterday afternoon did
not take place and until the great
Mitsuka appears on the scene the
chances are that the managers will
not sign up the articles for the match
between Mitsuka and Froelcher The
Japanese is expected down from Kauai
this week some time, and the meet.
ing will probably be held on Monday
afternoon next.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-03-05
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VALUE OF RESOLUTIONS.
The proposed prosperity convention
in Baltimore is an idea. 1t is entirely
feasible. All the convention would