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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-05-09
SUGAR FACTORS
AND
COMISSION MERCHANTS
AGENTS FOR

Hawaiian Commercial & Sugar Com
pany.
Haiku Sugar Company.
Paia Plantation.
Maui Agricultural Company.
Kihei Plantation Company.
Hawaiian Sugar Company.
Kahuku Plantation Company.
Kahului Railroad Company.
Haleakala Ranch Company.
HonoluA Ranch.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-05-09

but one. The guide assigned the
visitor by st. Peter had, knowing the
young mans business upon earth,
naturally taken him to the local news
paper office, and when the reporter
came again before st. Peter he seemed
a bit depressed.
Well" asked St. Peter, how do
you like the placer
Very much as to most things" re-
piled Reporter Curtis.
Most things?' repeated St Peter
What's the matter with some other
things?"
"Oh, it's all fine admitted the
newspaper man, excepting your
newspaper. That's well printed and
excellently illustrated, ] admit; but,
man alive, / never saw such poor
work as you have in your columns OF
news! Why, it's the most wretchedly
gathered and worst written news I've
ever cast my eyes Overt
St Peter nodded sadly.
Yes he said, that is true. The
news is wretcnedly gathered and worse
written, but then, you see, we never
get any good reporters up here"
e
The unkind gentleman known as the
/ Bystander was cruel enough week
ago to intimate that possibly pros
! pective Senator George A. Davis is not
a citizen of the country whose consti-
| tuition he has so often successfully
used as palladium of the liberties OF
gentry whom it is desirable to confine
/ Now it seemed to me, in my imperfect
! knowledge of the law, that Mr.. Davis
beg pardon, Senator Davis-issued q
response which settled the matter the
other way, indicating with fail
clearness that he was not a citi
zen. In the language of the court,
would really like to see the rest o.
the record.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-05-09
Fraternal Meetings
HARMONY LODGE NO 81. o. o. p,

Meets every Monday evening at 7:SI
in Odd Fellows Hall, Fort Street. Wis
iting brothers cordially invited to At
tend.
BEN F. VICKERS. N. G.
e. r. HENDRY. Sec.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-05-09

l see Marston Campbell has taken
the old Fishmarket in hand. There is
another matter which he might also
regulate in this regard Within a
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-05-09

| went to hear Kubelik and certainly
he is a most remarkable musician. But
I have to confess that his last two
numbers were all that l could enjoy
as music. AS exhibitions of skill it
was all very wonderful. 1t was enough
to make one suspect that the player
had about dozen fingers. But | won
der if there were not many others in
that large audience who were with me
in failing to get much of the real
music? l do not write this in SCOT
fing wayne who lacks the musical
education which would enable him to
appreciate the real delights of this sort
of music has simply missed that much
of the real pleasure to be had in life,
Just as the man who cant read misses
the delights of literature and what
passes for it. However Kubelik had an
evidently very appreciative audience
and he could fill the house again.
think the last two selections were
worth the whole price of admission.
One of the stock jokes of the comic
weekly since Punch began the joke
game has ever been the eavesdropping
servant and the gossip of the kitchen.
Just as it is said that no man is a hero
to his valet Though we had a shin
ing exception until recently in the per-
son of one H. E. Picker and his faith
full if over busy Tommy so it may be
remarked that no householder or
on firmly enough so that the culinary
and maids departments do not now
and then observe that it doesn't fit So
you may be sure that your Japanese
servant has an observing eye, that nt
keeps tab on you pretty well,-I don't
mean in an Objectionable way, but
merely as a matter Of human interest
and that if you have been housekeep
ing long you are pretty well known
among all the Japs in the servan
business They know which are thu
good places to work, which boss viii
be nice,-and pay regular,-and 81
forth. If you don't want it to get out
don't stand off your Japanese ser
want. To borrow the language of {
San Francisco Ruef graft rhyme, q
friend of a friend of a friend of 4;
friend of a prominent friend of mine
was told the other day by his new Jap
anese of a quite well known citizel
who runs a large house, but neve
could seem to keep up with his ser
wants salaries. And the Japanese NEE
at their camps and talk him owe
and not unnaturally concur in tn
sentiment that he is mo guru."
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-05-09

They haven't as good reporters in
Tennessee as they have in Honolulu.
| don't mean good in the matter Of
professional ability. But l want to
offer the following from the Chatta-
nooga Press Club Extra, as showing
that there are sad differences between
the reporters Of this town and those
of Chattanooga:
Reporter Joe Curtis the other night
fell asleep and dreamed a dream. AT
its start it wasn't an unusual dream,
In fact, it was that old dream that
nearly every after dinner speaker
springs to you-the one about his dy-
ing and going to heaven, But this
dream, at any rate, had an ending all
its own.
The reporter then dream@ he went
to heaven and found it not unlike a
modern city, except, of course, that
it was an ideal city-in every respect
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-05-09

representing -
Eva Plantation Co. n
Waialua Agricultural Co., Ltd.
Kohala Sugar Co.
Waimea Sugar Mill Co.
Apokaa Sugar Co., Ltd.
Fulton Iron Works Of st. Louis,
Blake Steam Pumps. 4
Westons Centrifugals. 4f
Babcock & Wilcox Boilers. !
Green's Fuel Economizer.
Marsh Steam Pumps,
Matson Navigation Co.
Planters Line Shipping Co.
New England Mutual Life Insur
Gnce Company OF Boston.
Aetna Insurance Co.
National Fire Insurance Co.
Citizens Insurance Co, Hartford
Fire Insurance Coz
Protector Underwriters OF the Phoenix
OF Hartford.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-08

icntlidcr g8ciic omcnoirt morocn
iuQr.
Qic SolS6ia oc8 Gc(cqotcu @oiro,
sic bon Stroicn bonocIt, mltr0c I'M
Scnot oabin o%ncn0irt, ooB bonn &ris
minolridtcr 81 @cI0Itroicn &crur.
thciIte, bic bic Stroic ni0t 5obleu
f0unclt, fir ieocl Collar cincn Eog
im@cidIt9niB iiBcn miiiicn icOod) crit
sic Suit III feiucm Sale & Wtonoic
iibcritcigcn.
SIN @oltS mllrocn Die folgGnoen
ScnotSbils cno9iiltig o%lt0cnonmcn;
9enl @oupetncllr j6brIiA $4,000 SIT
Dcrtuili9cr fir Ncprdicntotionafo
item
oci 6rcibticf ser lbitridue. @eica.
ihoft aItf unbcItiprmte 3eit 81 Der.
I0n0trlt;,
sen GBqrtcr 0c5 ,..5Sd3l,c @opScimS"
,iiir aiiabfn dni ltttbrilitnmtc Belt 81
perlqliQerlt; r...
Hifb GS 3u citc' Gcomitc.
SIC @tQ oc9 SepotorS 0}ilbournc
BON Solnerict . Gountp, oic $4,000
pcripiqiqt fir ooS Giniommcln bon
Nlliteriid)oolcl uno ooa NlSItrcuen
oerIeIben in ser Gbciopcofc.9oL no
'oie notiirlif 9%(itItcrnbGnfc poIitanoig
oliSgcirtt iinO, pllroc bonn 6inot3-
@pntite nit Scr @eiiiruortrmg einbc.
rid)tct, ie al Dos Gomitc iiir Gbcio'
pcofe-Noi un0 3ltfliiiic SIT DcrmciicL
mas audi Gcidob.
Hoti5en.
Gr1liOcnt Seth bot Die S%cnotoren
2intbicum, Nlilbollrne, 0recnUcQ,
@roibeors unO NnorcpS olS Wiitglie,
Der oeS 2cgi9ldtur . Gomitc'S er.
nonnt, OoS nit einem Gbnlidcn so.
mite ser &@irginicr StootS . @eicB'
9ebrne conieriren ioa bc5iiglid &C.
mcinianer NuIternfong @ciebge-
bung.
8oupernellr Grot6erS bot cine Gin
laoung angenommen, Dor 0cnu Stclt'
cr5abler.8 erciu BON g(nnc NrultOcl
County cine Mc0e SIT balten.
Die Sbcllfiib . Gonmiiiion bat
bei6loilen, Die ScgiSlatllr 10 81 amen
6iren, ooB ldon 4 Mouotc nod Der
&ermeIIlng irgeno eitt VturDloloer
Woiierltreden IN Der @oi nnO bctt 3lt.
i%liiIien fir ocn 9ctrieb Der 2lultern.
Gultur pddten fonrL mdbreno bis oo-
bin 5uerit Die ongren5cn0en Sanoci'
gertbiinter mo oonm Die 0cruobner
0eS betrefienOen GountpS 0dS 81
re6t boben.
is perloutct, Dob @oltuerneur Gro.
Tiers notwithstanding sic &errcn Sbcr.
LODI Sponn, Gigcn &. Grammar uno
Eenroie Conc (9icp.) ais 9oli5e..
Gommiiidrc crncnnen miro.
0ie Stoota @eietgebung tritt
Wontog 9lbcno nm 8 llbr mieoer ST.
lomnten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-08
Sin Yreis h~H
be,aDlt fir slaes p(O

28cun icmuIs irgcno elm Wiitalico ocS 9cibcns
hcituticrs GcrfinS btpCiiet lnull. buB Id nidt
getlut 2nS Iicierc. mas id h~cbnttpic. ooer oar
inebr ais Sue. mas i'd nn5ciRc, 70 perpilintc
nlic 5rnc i'd ireucn pittocn..
gsnS th fir $50 uuatummrn %ltrfcre:
Siluf Sntidcn nit @uinmircticn bon putcrt
@nsic1ei ll1o bon GUT Gepllealetl Bieroeri
Maiiucu mnb p~aiienocm ecidcuipaacu -f0luar{,
eroi ooer lpctB, Wte fit Die ScIcBtnbett
ears en- fciucs NcifpicI bon Der e6rciucr.
finit. ShruarSes @roubclotb, gruuer ooer
iueiber 8Iiii6 = bod polirte eide, @labns
qonD ODER 2SalInuB.
Seffncn beS @ra6ce unb NiBcntifte iiir
ben Sarg NIT gcpoIiicrteut 9cdel.
2enfdcn, Muitrcr nuo Snliuntircn - erfnbrc1c
Stnbnllunllrcr pom Game, mcllli QelUilnldi.
2eidcnbcmb, Nleto uort S%tllintmcr.9 ede bon
ungepubt
ap6cSan5siac - in Den bon aunOcn eclriiuf6.
ten 3eitu1Qcn.
eribcncr Sbiir.5 ruucrilur - ':aenb cine 5arGe
9iugc, Stiblc, gicocitnlc - pihter mo nclte
mdiiip iilbcrnc mo pcrGolocte Gnuoeldber uio
9rucitir. NnIoabtn BriuutfnpcHc etc.
2etdiri oon oolpttalcrn, Snnttarleh etc. abGez
bolt, obne SOFTER.
Siefec qcihcubcndnnnih fuitct anocrc,uu St3G
@m. Guot's 3rcis -
Gripnrt 3bucn observation-disclosures. SCI
Spc5infsgiutiS.
Or. S0uf ipridlt bic ocntIdlr Sprddr
fficICno mo lie TN StauoC, Yeidrnbcgdnos
riiie cbcniD mt in bcutidler, mis- c%ngliidlcr
Spranle III nrranntrct.
qcihenucrinubt $50.
Willium Gppf,
Gortb. NIB @%rceumount. aucunr,
WnrNlano 4bUne, Ulunut Ia.
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Sn1 nno Hndlt uffen.
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-01-02
Down BY THE SEA

Down by the Sea-" stirring melo
drama, the scenes OF which are laid
along the coast of England, will be
the bill at the orpheum theater to-
night. The weekend melsdramas
which Manager Cooley has been pre-
senting have proven immensely popu-
lar, and as Down by the Sea" is one
of the strongest in the entire roper
toire. 1t should attract big audiences
during its three nights run. The
lay Will also be presented at the
Saturday afternoon matinee. The
plot of the piece is somewhat unusual,
dealing with two men who bear a
striking resemblance to each other.
Maizie Martell, the popular singer,
will have new speclalties for these
performances.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-01-02
CROOK WAS SHOT
BY REVOLVER
BUT IS IMPROVING

l.. II. Crook, the proprietor of tn,
Hawaii Photo and Art Co., was serl
ously injured yesterday by a shot
from revolver. The bullet entered
his side. probably passed through the
base of the lung, and is now believed
to be imbedded in the muscles OF the
back. While the wound is serious
enc, Dr. Cooper. the attending physl'
clan, stated today that from Crook
present condition It would seem likely
thaI,he would pull through.
While 1t was quite generally report
ed that It was case of attempted sui
eide this is positively denied by Mrs
Crook. She states that her husband
was engaged in cleaning 22-caliber
revolver. He fired one shot and, be
lieving that there were no more cart
ridges left in the chamber, he tried ia
break the weapon open, but accident
ally tou.hed the trigger, causing the
explosion of a cartridge which re
NAMED.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-01-02
UNITED KINGDOM :,
FOREIGN TRADE

The following statistics. covering
the foreign trade OF the United
Kingdom, have been furnished by
Consul General Robert ]. Wynne OF
London:
According to the Board OF Trade
returns, the foreign trade of the
United Kingdom for October, 1907, az
compared with the same month in
1906. was as follows: Imports, $780,
612,637, an increase OF s14,72l,425;
exports of British products. $780,
4S1. 944, an increase of $24,747,072;
exports of foreign and colonial goods,
1913, 449,362, decrease OF s1,3o6,-
sos. Bullion as specie: Imports,
$26,452,S92, an increase of $7,007,-
1903; exports, $35,916.24O, a decrease
OF $14,1OO,63O.
For the ten months ended October
81, 1907, as compared with the same
period of 1906. the foreign trade was
as follows: Imports. s2,592,S37,276,
q gain of S171,09S,543; exports, ST.
74O.263.729, a gain of s225.377.S73,
Bullion as specie: Imports, S252,04O,-
800. a gain of SI,301,974 exports,
s221,764,2l5, decrease of $780,
991,549.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-01-02
Okuf1la Stirs
Up BritOns
CLAIM HIS UTTERANGES ARE
FAR FROM EXPECTED
OF ALLY

London, Eng, Dec. 23. - Count
Okuma's speech before the Kobe
Chamber of Commerce, in which he
talked about European oppression"
Of India, dilated upon the treasures Of
that land and declared that the ma
-tives are now looking to Japan for
protection" Is proving England's big
gest Christmas cracker 1t ELECTS
startling headlines in the newspapers
and the commercial clubs are bah
bling.
I'VE told you SO, exclaimed jour
nalists and politicians who have been
growing more suspicious of Japan for
many months.
Our brown allies not only aspire
to send their people and their trade
In every section, but dream of Il, time
when japanese power will be supreme
in the Far East"
Friends of Japan reply that Count
Okuma's speech was meant for home
consumption only, and that, anyway,
it contemplates nothing but trade ex-
pansion. 1t is perfectly clear that the
Japanese question is quite as acute
with the British as with the Ameri-
cans and that II presses from several
points Of view.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-01-02

Franklin touring cars. Stkyds stbls.s
Don't forget the poultry show, Jan
s.11, 1908.
Phone 452 for a hack. Bethel
st. Hack Co.
Paradise of the Pacific, wrapped
ready for mailing, 25c at all news
stands.
Jack Atkinson and Mr. Riley called
on Acting Governor Mottsmith this
morning.
The Expert Hat Cleaners will clean
any old hat SO that 1t will be as good
as new.
There will be a meeting Of the
BOARD Of Education at 3 O'Clock to-.
morrow afternoon.
Take your carriage or automobile
to Hawaiian Carriage Manfg. Co, for
upto-date repairs.
Raymond Brown called oH Acting
Governor Mott.Smith this morning to
talk poultry show.
The Fashion Saloon is serving the
same good lunch that 1t always serves
between I2 and / O'Clock.
Get ready for that big slaughter sale
of embroideries at A. Blom's store on
fort street. IL begins Thursday, Jan.
uary 2.
Acting.Governor Mott.Smith has re-.
ceived from the Land Commissioner
big bunch OF agreements OF sale of
the Hilo summer lots, FOR signature.
The lnter.Island steamer Mauna
Loa sails tomorrow at noon for La.
haina and other ports The Claudine
also sails tomorrow for Kahului AMI
Hilo at 5 D. m.
County Sheriff laukea gave din.
ner at the Pacific Club last Saturday
wight. in honor of Admiral Beckley.
who left on the Hilonian for San
Francisco. Those invited, were Su
pervisors Frank Harvey, S. Dwight, Il.
Rertleman. c. A. Long and several
others.
On motion of c. T. Peterson for Ger.
tain clients of his, Judge De Bolt this
morning disallowed the final accounts
of Albert Warehouse, administrator
of the estate of A. Kauhi. Peterson
claimed that the administrator had
not paid certain claims of his CLIENT
against the estate.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-01-02

The annual meeting OF the Pacific
Tennis Club will be held at the club
house Saturday, Jan. 18th, at p. m.
GEO. p. COOKE,
SSSS-3t Secretary.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-01-02

Latest sugar quotation, 1856 cents
or SIT. per ton. Last previous quo
tation, $72.50 per ton.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-01-02

Sales Session. 25 Oahu sug. Co,
s23.75.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-01-02
SUGAR

Czarnikow. Macdougall & Co. re-
port as follows on the sugar market
under date of December 10:
Our last report was dated 9Th
December.
The past week has seen an entire
change In the raw sugar market,
which has passed from extreme tdull
ness into comparative activity. :.
Refners have apparently not Sc.
cured as much Louisiana sugar as was
expected, and as the Kew Orleans
market has advanced to 3tsc., basis
90 degrees, T. o. b., they began to look
around for supplies from other quar-.
ters.
Their inquiries brought them face
to face with the fact that the crop
prospects in Cuba were less favorable
than had been reckoned upon, and
that planters were unwilling to com
NIT themselves to any contracts for
flrst.half January shipment, or, on
o large scale, for sugars for all Janu.
6ry shipment. This caused some Gag
crness to buy what was available, and
most of the old crop sugar lying in
Cuba has been secured at hardening
prices, the last business reported be.
ing at 7-l6c, C. and f., basis 80 de.
gree. In new crop, for January ship.
ment, some business is understood to
have been done at 21sc. c. and f., basis
sc degree.
or Javas, there is nothing available
excepting one steamer cargo due last
half January, for which a price Is
asked that is above the Cuban parity
for January sugars. Our refners
would now be the better Of some of
the Java cargoes which were diverted
TO the United Kingdom, owing to the
poor prices Indicated from this side
at the time their destination had to
be fixed
European beet markets have been
strong and dearer in sympathy with
the Improvement in this market and
owing to the reports from Cuba. The
an IL In h.. oil 4,
e"''e au'""ee Nv 'ne carry ihoh'hs
Las been maintained. but part of the
advance In the later months has been
'V'' anu 'he na'Ne. 10 quie' a' 'he
r'o'e. iouay w. " q'o'a',o"s are
Deee'hoe,, %, '',' January % 'Tu''
a""a' .ha''n' %, iou'' May ios'
w., -, Aueu'., ,o', ou'
ine ,.ee.p'S ~, 'ie Wen AZ 'h'
'',ee H.'an''' po''' "e'e i''ooo 'o'ie
s'a lhe present iii''ea',onS
",e 'ia' ''ie ''op VIII no' eN'eeu oiV''
WV tohs me Aiher'ean sugar i'ei"'
'"e w. naS ''e'su n,"e e'e"'ne' .
VIZ" a ."p"e''y Vi oo,ooo " fo'ooo
ms anu a.e o"iu ~ De - lea'' ~
oeo' ~ Inns "a" o"eaa IN" ''e"
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-01-02

J. b. Corey, uncle of w. Ellis Corey,
who obtained divorce and married
Mabelle Gilman, the actress, says
Pittsburg is divorce crazy. His com
ment had reference to the report that
Joseph Schwab, brother of Charles n.
Schwdb, would seek a divorce.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-01-02
THE LATE QUEEN
EMMA's BIRTHDAY

This is the birthday OF the late
Queen Emma All her letainers are
celebrating the day by decorating her
grave with leis. Miss Lucy Peabody
q very close relative of Queen Emma
has prepared luau to which many OF
her friends are invited.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-01-02
Burns Healed In One Day by
"THE HOUSEHOLD SURGEON"

Druggists refund money II DIR.
PoRTER'S ANTISEPTIc HEAL
ING OIL fails,-Made by PARIS
MEDICINE CO.. Saint Louis,tU S
of A..
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-01-02
LOCAL AND GENERAL

Are you tired of some Of last years
furniturel Let Bulletin Want Ad
sell it for you.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-23
BURNS HANDICAP
FOR SATURDAY

a selection as the probable winner
though many good Judges say either
n e lllldfoth 81 a. 3 cafman VII
take the plum Montgomery ana
Meailck have received . long anh
careful preparation Oh the drS
course nj Santa Anita. where. 10
training. are alao IA 1rOttsrn
Peter Sterling aud Dies Car
mems star. f,fleinan. undoubi
edly the race looks 10 be ~ The
mercy Of one Of the i.6s Angelo"
canfodassa
The muddy condition Of the Oak
ia-i c0usse has made II exceed
inriy difsctsl for the local train
ers 10 condition their candidates,
~. an mbch as the local assoeiAs
ton hates 90 SEE the caFman ANA
Hlldreih horses come up here 10
win big ehnuha of money 10 take
away and disbngac al Los Angeles
Il must resign Itself Ca the newt
able. for iuzt now il looks as "
nothing but an outrageous accident
can deprive an Arcadia trained
horse from capturing the rich
money bag dangling AZ the end OF
this years Hufns handicap.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-23
Los AneaLrs.

First race. three fourthH milc
Duke OF liridgewatef. los tAuA-
x.avel. : 60 /. wonb ilafeourt. III,
Srond Henry Of Aftnnameres 100.
Third. Time. rae
second race. seven s~teentha
mile ilampaza. los lHehiillnEi Oh
20 /. won. Madeline Mnsgfaye, 100.
second. Cofiei. los, third. Time.
a Sc.
THIRD race. sevan.eiKhiha mile
Taylor George. 80 ltoaal. 10 6.
Won. Gaasiper a.. ". second alnk
snrinK. 81, third Time i2o.
Fourth race. scyen.elghths mile =
MAnaxine. i0f t3ufhal, 8 90 2. won
Creaton. 100, SECOND. hoaegal. 30.
third Time. i2a 80,
Firth race. one aud onefauFih
niles I.iyius. i0s tHufanl. Ia g.
waa. Dazzle. III. SECOND. BADLY
uaed. Ill. third Time zso9 10.
sixth race. eleven alAteanlha mile
slippery. i0a tSehlllinsl. 7 20 /.
wun: Aunt Polly, iaI. second Tea.
cfess. foT. third. fTimr 1907.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-23
ARRANGE LONG
DISTANCE RACE
tsy unl,sa prsss)

VANCOUVER. Jan. = The
Vancouver Ashl~tie club and the
Vancouver Y. NJ. c. A. have com
pieted arrangements for the much
talhedof seven mile race between
chandicr and kiiins. the two crack
local distance rstansra. the wlnner
Of which vlil probably Try for the
Canadian Olympic games team.
The race will be pulled off on Feb.
rfary I. and WIN b. open 20 any
registered amateur who desires "a
compete.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-23

SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. "a
sammy Berger. with bis Washing.
ton Athletic club. ~ now ready 10
consider boxing matches for the
month of March The police com
mlttee passed out the desired per.
init Samuel viii now negotiate
for the best card in sight. PRO
vided the board 81 supervisors IS
= whole grants the permits that
have already been issued.
Abe Atteii did not show up IT
TierEef'n gymnasium Yesterday nf.
tsrnoon for ~ usual training. and
no one Neemed - knaw just what
Abe's plaas are. Considering that
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Unusual things often happen On
he ball field that ARE rezponsibls
Tor winning and losing games
Sometimes these strange happen.
has eome at the beginning Of the
contest Other tunes they vili put
IN their appearances along about the
middle Of the battle. bus more
often theY bob up At she mosg eFis.
tcsf stage Of the proceedings
Isrry f4aiose can hit a ball hard.
or when Il il ahosf foot away
from the plate. than when the ball
splits the heart OF the rubber.
Many Is the long drive Larry has
msde Ia this uay. lie seems Ia
get a better swing aud meet the
bal harder. when IL is pitched out
side
because 81 his hitting ability he
y sften given a llass on halls AZ
. time ~hen a sit u Liable IL
break up the game
HE oner MOB . game against Eoa.
ton IN this manner Il was duTinG
the lass feW weeks OF The 1904
season when Criffsth's Highianders
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YESTERDAYS RACES


First race. Futurity course May
Amelia. 1917 (MIliefl. 6 to 5. Won
Belle of Iroauois. i04. second
Bsirecd. 80. third. Time. i;f2t5.
Second race. three eighths mile
False Nun. i04 SANDY. rs TO /.
won: Apto Orc. ii2. second: Yolo.
90. third. Time. 81 3.5.
Third race. threefourtha mile
Manaard. i09 (seoviilet. 7 10
10. won. Capt Burnett. iO6. sec.
ond. Import. 90. third. Time lis.
Fourth race. one aud one-slx.
teenth miles = Deutschland. i22.
fkeoghl. 2 to I. won. johnny
Lyons. 1876. second. Northwest. 81,
third. Time, 1851 IS.
Firth race, one mile and seventy