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The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-04-21
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By Mary H. Krout.

By Mary H Krout.
Over the altar, from the uplifted cross,
The dying Christ looks down,
The floating incense yelling like cloud
The wounds, the thorny crown
In fragrance blood red climb and cling,
And lilies, white and sweet,
Stand the angels stood within the tomb
Guarding the bruised feet.
looked and read the parable of Death,
Which men, through all the years.
Have striven to comprehend and turned away
In anguish, doubt and tears
Lo it means Life! AS those who sleep
These flowers of Eastertide
Sprang from the mould, in new born loneliness,
The lenten cross to hide
doubling Heart! crowning thy bitter griefs,
From penitential dust
Shall fadeless flowers, more fair than these arise,
Deep rooted in thy trust.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-04-21
A FAREWELL.

By Mary Dillingham; Frear.
Farewell to purpling vale and cloud-kssed peak,
To shore of pearl engrt by opal sea-
To "a nbows that reward the souls who seek
O tropic isles,
Ye are Gods smiles!
| thank him devoutest knee
He bids ye OF his JOY and love to tell,
Farewell!
But list! The isles reply, though voceless they
Q stranger with the vision in thine eyes,
Thy spirit shall abide with us for aye.
Here Beauty reigns serene
And he who crowns her queen,
Her lover, lives in paradise,
Or near or far, in palace or in cell,
Farewell!
To say farewell is not to grieve sigh
That yesterday not tomorrow be.
10 say farewell, to bid long goodbye
1t is to breathe prayer
Upon the EMBEDDING air
For blessing in entirety:
That each in Gods own good may dwell,
FAREWELL
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-04-21

The Chamber of Commerce
which policy the town will lately
urged the Governor President Health
Hospital Service would wyman
the invasion local him
he would be welcome but Dr. Wyman
Board Health
alleged being acquainted
am certain that his motives handling
money and staying the public behind
chances for being Governor
to sanitation bills Pinkham paying
them ourselves Great this but with everything
ham did No eOser occupied the
by
sphere of administration than that of getting rid of him.
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discovered that the convention the other d w the
nominating convention emits this brilliant spark:
Political discussion L mayor and A NJ Brown
Tor sheriff is of course mere gossip at this stage of the But
probably Macbeth irpessibe Banquo
than HOnouus
possibilities As for the
newspapers with longs
Discussion of this largely alley the
aspects the quite of the idea that they
more deeply branded the than portion
of the press.
And again Observe this falling Star
"A lot of quiet work is being done by Ah his ienans
organize little Aehi machine with which parties may
reckon Achi appear get revenge on the
campaign said the noiicauv ndnsri p s ..P III every
abuse from the Advertiser Republican
venOn and force ticket of
tise Then how party
have before without anyone
My notion is that the Advertiser always
f pe delight and yet Abuseq Never.
Who could possibly politics. creator of hula
hula tickets the people work. they help
nto Labor party Between the Charley nothing
broad smile performance the other
it true that the delicious Mr. Republican
convention to name ticket at the dation of the Advertiser
win debating urged ticket on
nominating life likely so now either
directly or through an Aehi
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hardly have anticipated
that her lease of land up the Nuanu stream japanese
facemen of the point rocky fern-grow
dream there of the old DAYS and if left itt h IKE to
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may b eclipsed
the protection of natural
painter strengthened as to protect it from
the Either gens pools striking CONGREGATIONS of
landscape should be specifically safeguards of no
niss
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scarlet Florida and the stately
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they do at home Why not import some and turn them loose
guesf We might also have gus unless the weather
barn owls kill imported
Eastern birds many creeping
flying pests Then there the wOOping hawk mosquitoes
Why not let him in tOOi
business
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years. of sight came out and
abruptly keep identity secret
longer However, it had been of
umtrage largest holders of leased land in the
Territory movement fearing renewals came
due he would have with
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every anything
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-04-21
NEURALGIA AND SCIATICA
CURED.

The great pain relieving power Of
Chamberlain's Pain Balm has been the
surprise and delight Of many suffer-
ers from neuralgia and sciatica. The
excruciating pains characteristic Of
these diseases are quickly allayed by
this liniment. For sale by Benson.
Smith & Co. Ltd. agents for II. L
TX NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
South Olehena, 267 acres at s15s1.95;
Total 2s07.6 acres at s14.275.22; the
water to be subject to the use of set
tiers for domestic purposes.
The Government proposes also to al
low the Makee Sugar Co, If It so de-
sires, the use of the Anahola wharf
and warehouses free of charge, with
the right to charge for the carriage
of freight by rail between that and
other points but without the right to
charge others for the use Of the wharf
itself, the Makee Sugar Co. maintain
ing the wharf and warehouses in prop
er condition at its own expense. this
to be terminable at Will
or on an agreed notice by either party
Very respectfully.
(Sig) JAS. W. PRATT,
Commissioner of Public Lands.
APPROVED:
(Sig) W. F. FREAR.
Governor.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-04-21

The following recipes have all been
tried and are recommended to house,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-02
ENDED IN TIE GAME.
All New Havens and Brooklyns Of
 Waterbury Play to StandstilI.

The All Brooklyn outweighed the New Haven team 10 pounds to the man but the fastness of the New Haven team made up the difference. The All New Haven team will clash with All Waterbury team at the state League park next Sunday and the people Of Waterbury will see a gridlron contest long to be remembered, The All New Ravens will put in four nights of stiff practice on the Ter street park and you can rest assdtel that the public may well be proud of the team that represents this city under tho management of Bob O'Connell and I. J. Burns. New Haven has taken a big stride toward securing the state champion football team.
 All-New Haven 0, All-Brooklyn or Waterbury 0: two 20-minute halves.
 All-New Haven lineup; Lahey, cen ter; Davison, Lumosk; guards Bermen, ends Hines. quarterback Rogers, Creegan, halfbacks; Doyle fullback.
 Feature of the game was the ground gaining of the New Haven team by using the forward pass. Neither team goal was in danger at any stage oi the game.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-02
BENGALs TRIM SKELETONS.
Local Gridiron Warriors Coached by
 ex-Andoyer End--Win Game 8-O.

In a very hard fought game the Ben- gals of this city showed their superb ority over the Sheltons at Lyon park yesterday afternoon trimming them by a score of 60 before crowd Of at least 400. The Bengals made their score shortly after play commenced when Arman picked up the ball which had been blocked on an attempted kick and ran 40 yards for touchdown. Cohen kicked an easy goal,
 After the first score the Bengals took things easy and from then on content ed themselves with keeping the ball in their opponents territory, The team is coached by Mason, a former Ando- yer crack and under his tutorage are fast developing into championship form. The game went two twenty minute halves and the two Turpenine brothers oficiated,
 The lineup of the Bengals follows; Left end, Krivitsky captain; left tackle, Blosvem and Edwards; Jeff guard, A. Selvine and Cusnell; center Conway; right guard, Cohen; right tackle, Brown; right end Arman quarterback, Lawrence and Coogan left halfback, DeGeorge right half back, Shansey; and fullback, J. Sal vine
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-02
MAKEUP UNDECIDED
Some Positions on Yale Football Eleven Still Doubtful, Though
 Season Wears Close.
BROWN COMES SATURDAY
Neither Murphy Nor Fitzpatrick Will Be Able to Play--Adee to Come
 to Coach Quarterbaclss.

With the Brown game less than week off, and the Princeton game less than two weeks off the Yale football eleven Is not in nearly so good condl- ton as it should be so late In the sea son, and the men will have hard work for the next two weeks being rounded into shape. While Individually the men look strong and even about tho average, there are positions for whom there are not yet regular occupants and the lack of team work ie deplor- able. The latter condition arises from the fact that so many of the regular men have been injured in the past few weeks and substitutes have played their positions. One example is Hobbs, who is one Of the best tackles in the east. Hobbs has had sprained ankle off and on for five weeks and was un- ale 10 play in so important game as that against West Point. Andrus has been suffering from blood poisoning The regular ends have been injured over and again. culminating in the re- tirement Of Captain Burch for the sea son and John k. Fitzpatrick for a couple of weeks. Fitzpatrick is expect ed to join the squad tomorrow, but will be unable to play against Brown and will not scrimmage before next Monday. The position of center has not been decided upon, Riddle and Cooney being about equal for the place
 But the chief trouble is with the quarterback position Fred Murphy is easily the best man for the position but an injury to his hip has kept him off the field for two weeks and the chances are against h4s being able tt play next Saturday. Bingham is only a fair quarter and neither he, Hopkins or Corey is fitted to run the team against Eddie Dillon week from sat urday. Tad Jones will return some time this week and he and George Adee will get someone in shape to ac as regular quarter against the Browr eleven Saturday Murphy is expected to be able to play against Princeton
 The game saturday in which Yal' defeated the Massachusetts Asrcul tural college by a 49 to 0 score wa' long and tiresome. Straight footbal was the order of the day and there was little passing and no onside kick Ing
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-02
N. H. H. s. Eleven Swamps Manual Training High by
 Big Score.
BREAK WHITEWASH RECORD
Training School Scored on for First Time This Season--Saxe. Con-
 molly and Fifield Star.
Special to the Journal Courier ]

brooklyn, Oct. 31.-4Smartng under the Erasmus defeat of last Saturday the Elm City nigh arrived here to- day and wiped the Manual Training High school completely off their feet coming out ahead with an IS to 0 score. It was the first time the local high had been scored on, and the way the N. F. Fl. S. eleven worked all their plays to perfection immensely satisfled the Erasmus students, wno had come to cheer the New Haven 1 high.
 Although the score was one-sided the game was by no means so for the local lads put up strong fight for the game. Saxe, the right halfback of the visitors. along with Connolly at quar- ! terback and Flied at fullback did star work They were given stellar support | by their teammates all of tnem work ing to perfection.
 One great drawback to the visiting high was the strong wind blowing from the southside of the field, which prevented all forward passes while travelling for the north goal, and also a larger score once the wind was with the visitors. they made bee line for touchdown and then had to fight against the wind without a semblance of forward pass.
 The game was won in the first minute of play when Frankel, the New Haven star guard, caught the ball in the kick off and with great in reference evaded the local eleven for seventy yards being downed on the five yard line. Bird caught fumbled ball in the next play after which saxe
 was sent over for the first touchdown.
 Sake kept up his brilliant work and with Fheld gained considerable
 throughout the game, Connolly fol-
 lowed suit, and his end runs simply amazed the Brooklynites. Muse had a chance to get in 6 piece of his good work when his usual spectacular for
 ward pass nettled for New Haven 35- , yards
 ] Following the first touchdown came
 Captain Davis kicking of a beautiful goal Davis performed brilliantly al } this work making one of the most diff , flcult goals ever seen here. After the 7, second touchdown of the game, which , came in the second half Davis jus l kicked a goal from the side lines. strong playing on their 5-yard lint , saved the New Haven team from be- , ing scored upon by the heavy loca eleven Continually being penalzet l for off sides, they made up for this b! playing with a vengeance holding tht
 locals for downs.
 The second touchdown was made b, ' Connolly in ten yard run after series of line plunging by New Ha 1 ven. The last touchdown of the gam, 3 came immediately after the second @ Fiheld this time crossing the line.
 Tousey who replaced Bishop at tn,
 early part of the contest put up al
 unusually strong game at guard ant f followed Bishops example in opening E path for the backs
 e For the Brooklyn boys Nauman an, Aldrch put up a plucky game. Aid 1 rich play ed desperately all during tn
 game, and in the second half had t
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-02
A RACEABOUI GLASS Members of Local Yachting Club Considering It for
 Next Season. HENRY GIEL0W DESIGNER And Built by Robert Jacobs, of City Island--Committe Appointed to
 Improve on Clubhouse.
HENRY GIELoW DESIGNER

Much interest has been manifested by sard to the new class of boats which Robert Jacobs of City Island is cua- structing at his shpyards The race abouts for such they may be called twere originally designed for the Man hassett Bay Yacht club by Henry G. Gielow of New York, but the design and class of the boats so took thl eye of members of the Stamford Yacht club that an order of ten was mmedl- eighteen by the members of the former club,
 The boats are twenty-seven feet oyer- all, seventeen feet waterligc, six feet beam and draw about four and a half feet of water, They have a lead keel with slightly over two tons of lead are copper rvotod and double pianked. They have q sail area Of 450 square feet and Ratsey and Lapthorn are the sailmakera. The cost of the boats are slightly over $l.0OO and the raceabouts are so constructed a. to carry two men.
 lAn effort Is being made by the de- voices of the sport locally to arouse enthusiasm amons thc sachem Heads and Hartford yach,suien go that class of these AoalS may be secured for local waters anu le raced at the annual re- eattas of inc clubs
 The class is just about a medium be- tween the fifteen foot class and the twenty-one fpotcrs in which so much interest was manifested hy the yachts men during the past season. Whether or not the class will supplant both of these classes and by so doing secure the attention of yaohtowners Is one of great question at the present time but that several of the boats will be num- bered among the local fleet next season seems almost apparent at present.
 At the special meeting of the mem bers of the club held Saturday evening at the Tontlne hotel a committee O, seven was appointed to look into the advisabiity of making extensive i'm provements on the clubhouse at Mor- fris Cove. The committee with c. Ed ward Osborn as chairman will be made up OI lHt lOllOWlls Ilci' W imam " Price, Dr. Clarence F. skinner, Will liam s. Pardee, Ennis N Searles, Ed ward S. Leopold and Harry Treat Beers and they will submit their re- port at the next regular meeting which will be held in February.
 The question of moving the club house from its present site on the lant to a position at the far extremity oi the pier was brought up, but for th' present 1t was deemed advisable to ta' ble the matter. The Improvements that the committee which was appointed Saturday night will consider in al probability be of nature, concerning the building proper. That Is the mat ter of putting an extension on the yer and will be considered as will the ad visibility of enlarging the kitchen
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-02
EAGLES WIN.

The Highwood Eagles got out on the field yesterday and trimmed the Defenders by score of 27-O. Hazel ton, OConnell and Anderson showed fine form for the Eagles, The Eagles would like to arrange games with any city or state team averaging l3O pounds. They have a good record in back of them and are in way to claim the championship:
 Eagles IS, Bengals 5; Eagles II, Contnentals 5; Eagles 27, Defenders n
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-02
BIRD CLI-H MEETS.

At the regular monthly meeting of the New Haven Bird club this evening papers will be rendered by the follow ing; r. E. Burr, Miss Ethel E, Plant, and Herbert r Job The meeting will be held in the normal school
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-02
WAGNER EASILY
 STAR SNAPPER Bumps the Ball for an Average of .354, With Mike Donlin
 Twenty Points
 Away NATIONAL LEAGUE MARKS Four Giants Among the First Ten Averages, Just Compiled, Show
 All Players Batting
 Over 200.
NATIONAL LEAGUE MARKS

Now York. Nov 1.-The following are the official batting averages Of National league players who par ticpated in fifteen or more champion- ship games during the season of 1908 and who batted 200 or over:
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-02
ANSONIA DEFEATS SHELTON.

Ansonia, Nov. 1.--In the Connectl- cut league soccer competition, An sonia met Shelton here this afternoon. A one-sided game ended in favor of the Ansonians' by 9 goals to o. Berry of New Haven, refereed the game.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-02
WITH THE B0WLERS

Charlie" Johnson still leads the State league bowlers with an aver age of 194.4 He, however, is closely pursued by Otto Huber, who has an average of 193ii,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-02

Goals, New Haven Caledonians 12, Naugatuck 5; scored by Stevens D.. Ross 9, Ballantyne 2, Clark 1; for Naugatuck, Caulheld 2 Williams +; referee, Mir Taft; llnesmen, H. Platt and Crueckshanks.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-02

State league bowlers with an aver age of 1a44. He, however, Is closely pursued by Otto Huber, who has an average of l9S.ii.
 Johnson also has the record for nigh single in this league. His score of 269 well merits him the honor.
 New Haven still heads tne league with a percentage of ,S33, having won ten games out of twelve played.
 Watt of Bridgeport Is high three string man with 6Sl.
 If the Eastern league quintet had only rolled in their true style Friday night at New York they would be leading the league now. Let's hope they brace up and down the hoodoos of the past couple of matches.
 They go to Trenton Friday night and there they ought to make a clean sweep for Trenton is rolling very poorly at present
 After this week the local fans will see the team home for three weeks, November 13 New York will be here, November 20 New Brunswick and No vember 27 Brooklyn.
 In the Nutmeg State league New Haven has quite @ hold on the initial position. A percentage of 916 with twelve games playes Is well worth mentioning.
 ------------
 McKinstry of the Hartford crowd leads the league with an average Of 1914 He also has the high single of the league with PAP and the high three string total with GAP.
 Kelsey is the first of the New Hay eners in this league. He comes in fourth with an average of 1Sl,
 In the Young Mems Republican club tournament Hall has a cinch or the lead. His average of l93.b places him there.
 In the City league tonight the Academys go to Westville
 A meeting of the directors of this league has been called for "Wednesday at 8 o'clock at the Academy alleys Some action will undoubtedly be taker on the withdrawal of the Y. M k, C team from the league
 Dicklow leads the Industrials witt an average of 1892.
 
 In the Nutmeg league to-morrov night stamford will play at the Y. M R. C. alleys while in the State leagu, the local aggregation goes to thu | Rruqs CtitV
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-02
ANSONIA VS. YALE.

Saturday afternoon the Yale soccer team met the crack Ansonia eleven and were defeated by goals to 1.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-02

Johnson also has the record for high single in this league, His score of 269 well merits him the honor.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-02
CALED0NIANS AGAIN
 < Win Their Third Consecutive Victory from the Naugatuck
 Eleven, 12 to 5.
ANSONIA BEATS SHELTON
By 0 Goals to 1, and Yale Falls Be- fore the Ansonia Team
 by 8 to l..
fspecisI to the Journal Courier.)

Naugatuck, Nov. 1.-The New Ha- ven Caledonians maintained their lead in the Connecticut Soccer league by defeating the local team here this afternoon. It was practically run over for the New Haven boys who had little difficulty In trouncing the Naugatucks to the tune of 12 goals to 5. During the first twenty minutes of the game play was pretty even and neither side scored. After this the New Haven players took the game In hand and played all around the home team. When the whistle blew for half time the score stood, Caledonians 6, Naugatuck i. In the second half New Haven seemed to slow up at this stage of the contest and the home players took advantage and scored goals. New Haven then took the game in hand again and from this lime until the whistle blew they were masters of the situation. Stevens fol New Haven had five of the goals SCOT ed to his credit The following is the lineup and summary of tho score
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-02

New Haven still heads the league with a percentage Of ,S33 having won ten games out of twelve played.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-02

For reliable publication of Sporting News send your communications to the Sport ing Editor of Journal Courier,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-02

Fifeld, Mccormack ......I. Arborgast
 Fullback
 Umpire, Holley. Cornell; referee Tanner. Oberlin time of halves, 20 minutes and 25 minutes; toucndowns, Sake, Connolly. Fiheld; goals from touchdowns Davis 3.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-02

Watt of Bridgeport Is high three string man with 63l.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-02

If the Eastern league quintet had only rolled in their true style Friday night at New York they would be leading the league now. Let's hope they brace up and down the hoodoos of the past couple of matches.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-02

Dicklow leads the Tndustrials witt an average of 1892.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-02

In the Nutmeg league tomorrow night stamford will play at the Y. M, K. c. alleys while in the State league the local aggregation goes to the Brass City.
The daily sentinel., 1908-01-09
CHARLES E. CHERRINGT0N

The same care and attention is in
evidence in this department as In all
others. In addition to their general
line of real estate. loan and insur-
ance business, they are making a
specially of handling irrigation, city
ard county bonds and warrants
Back of the personality of the two
members that give their entire time
and attention to the business in all
its details. are corps of assistants
thoroughly conversant with all the
features of each line, and who in
their treatment of regular or pros
pective customers. seem to absorb the
department. courtesy and willingness
of the two principals-E. E. Udlock
and Charles E. Cherrington. To the
stranger, confidence is Immediately
created in any business transaction