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The Washington herald., 1908-08-09
WILL PLAY PRINTERS.
EckInEtOns Meet Tndaunted Tvpo.
at McDevitt's Field To-day.

The team which is 10 represent Colun-
bia Typographical Union, No. I0l. IN the
printers national baseball tournament in
New York in September for the Hermann
trophy. VIII meet the strong lexington
club. leaders In the Columbia League st
McDevitt's Field this afternoon al ga
IN their recent practice games tho
printers. led by Frank :. Iercb. have
shown commendable form. and win
persent strong lineup to-day. The
lexington team has defeated the urfnfors
on a former occasion by a 20 I sro~a
and The typos are determined 10 averre
themselves An interesting contest in
assured
The Washington herald., 1908-08-09
TANGLEWOODS TAKE SERIES.
Defeat the EmeFsoHs Three Out of
Four Games

The series % four games between the
TauglewoOds and Emerson Institute re-
suited IN the defeat OF Emerson. 3 out OF
The games were closly contested
throughout the series
The best game. the third, went twelve
innings, and The last played yesterday.
went ten rounds. The battery work OF
the T A c. and the batting Of II. Fox
were the features during the series score
The Washington herald., 1908-08-09

H-r-Sgue. TvTc-base hirs- -Tzckrr II. Pcx stolen
tdses-t 1T1Ter. Wetzei. Hunter 8laideus Ieft on
nases-Il IlrEiev71d. p. Erlersuu = Bass on halls
1H hli2 ! = Burles-ue Hit b Is-che--Br
hure~Iue- z S--7sck o-=--Hy B--rle-qre s. h~ H-4-
s. Pa>-d hall-Tucker- Wild rd-cfes-T,-.iz .
Jnui-es-liess-s Organ and Perry. Tine q an
hours auI Is MINUTES
The Washington herald., 1908-08-09
SCHMIDT WITHOUT A PEER.
Detroit Fans Think Tiger Backstop
the Best in the Business

Detroit fandom is laboring under A
mighty and all-absorbIng admiration for
one Charles schmidt catcher. Just at
present The backstOpping Of this Justly
ceieDrated young man has been Of such a
nigh order lately that the Detroit yyrite-
VINO unhurdened himself Of the following
seems TO be about right.
Ihat Charlie Schmidt is now back
stopping the grandest game in the Ameri-
can League Is the statement for v-tt,t,
every Detroit rooter IS willing 70 erb+ =
necessary
The Washington herald., 1908-08-09

Left On ha@es-St Joseph's. 8; Trruerites. : Flrst
base on bslls-On Oook l. strTlch out-Bv Crzy :
b. Cook Three-hase hit-TurueT- Sacrifice hit
Cook stolen bases-Fiicker o.. McCo-uick. Double
rlays-spaldiag 20 Tarner; Srslding 70 Mo4att 20
Tuner HIT b pitcher-By Gray. = Umpire-Nir
Cleveland Tine Of Eznae-i ho1r and % minutes
The Washington herald., 1908-08-09
AIDS CORNELL OARSMEN.
BIZ Passed by New York LegiSIa-
ture Improves Water Facilities.

a bin passed by the New York laris1a-
ture and signed BY Gov. Hughes author
ICES change in the Cayuga Inlet that
VIII benefit the Cornell crews materially.
although the alterations were not made
with the Oarsmen in view. naturally
enough
The inlet VIII be wldened and will be
lined with stone retaining walls. A bend
Just below The Cornell boatLOuse will be
strai aightened, so thar there viii b. a wide
strai ight- course all along the waterway.
which viii be excellent for the early
spring rowing when the lake stiu is ice
lncunbersd The improvements VIII cost
SIzJ. 600.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-09

LIT oE hazas-,t lshirz-on Heights :. NetrozaIL
'ars- 4 Prs base on hlIS-OT RuIloch 6. Of
barues. . otr'lrS 0-st-HT B1lIoCa. 10. br Barnes
lTl-tase hirs-Ja Ja1aaiier o.. WIimeyer- Sacrifce
Barr. Bsne-. stolen bas--WIdmever f5-r~n
~ Passed hsii-Dlr- Umuire-Mr. Slack Tine
1l g1me-I hour and I5 uir-tss
The Washington herald., 1908-08-09

Left ou hases-W ashing-on Heights. 3 8fstrupoli-
taus. FI7r hose on hails-oG Barnes. !; Of
larHaiier- Struck ogt-By Bau1es. 5, b Cana
Er. Hone r1u-Wiimeyer- Threehase hit
Liou1l- Two-hase ntts-C5r-sn As1uifE. Shepherd.
stolen hlse~-Frisros. Assuilh. Jeuuier. schailr.
Double Tlay-WIdmeyCr % Nsssuifh- Hit b. pitcher
By Baruas- l. Passed balis-DarT 2 Ump-res-
Aess-s- sla-z and Lauczstez- Tine q sz1e-l ho-zr
and g minutes
The Washington herald., 1908-08-09

Earned rnus-G- A C.. 8 First bass on balls-OF
Dimond- g. OF Ws-rhsn. l. struck c--.-Rr NJ
uond T. hy Warthsn. s. DouhIe pIa-s-Tbor,r~--,
% Marshall q. Cissel % Is-ael 70 ne ~
7itcher-By Dimond. s. BY Wartheu / Unui-es-
NIessrs- Tschtfeiy ard Stubhs-
The Washington herald., 1908-08-09

Ieft hssss-station- 8: Picked Team 2 ~.
base On bails-Of Thompson. s. OF CaIlow
Struek 9ut-by Thonp~on, s. bv Caliuu Z Tv0-
oase hiis-osoosne talioV- stolen basss-Shcrrzife-
Osborle is- Thompson p. Shanahan CaIlo-r
Double play-Tsylor 20 Osoorne 70 Williams VIA
piie5-Iho1Dson- Pssssd balls-Arderson. ?. schas-
tG, C1D-Es-Ar. Flynz Tns q saze-so
The Washington herald., 1908-08-09

Coach Yard forfeited to the Station YES
terday falling 10 have a team on the field
ready for play
Station played a picked team for a Eve
inning contest. and the result was a tie
OSbOrue's batting was the feature OF
rnp contest Srora-
The Washington herald., 1908-08-09
COLUMBIA LEAGUE.
Washington Heights and MetrOpOII-
fans Break Even.

Two games were played yesterday be
tween the AIetropoiitans and Washington
Heights. the hrst game going to Wash
ington Heights. z 20 3. while the Nets
won the second contest. 8 70 J. Scores
The Washington herald., 1908-08-09
PLAN TOBEAT TIGERS
Browns Chances for Pennant
Depend Upon Series.
S0UTHPAWs WILL BE FACTOR

Manager McAIeer Figures that Fight
for Title VIII Depend Upon Out
come of Games 10 Be Played Be
tween 81. Louis and DetrOit-Novv
Preparing Plan of Campaign.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-09

Turnerites lessened St Joseph's chances
for the pennant BY defeating them in
about the best game played in the Mar
quette League this season by TO O.
Cook and Gray were the opposing slab
man, and both were in fine form and
were supported well, but several sensa-
tionsl stops by Spalding stopped St Jo-
seph's from scoring on Cook Score
The Washington herald., 1908-08-09
MECCA FOR OARSMEN
Gathering in Springfield for
National Regatta.
EXPECT RECORD ENTRY LIST

Preparations for Enormous Crowd
Being Made by CIty-BostOn Dele
EatIon viii Number 500, While
New York VIII Also Send Big
COntingent-Trainin for Events.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-09
MARQUETTE LEAGUE.
Turnerites Hurt st. JOseph's Chance
for the Pennnnf.

Tc-mouow's szne-st. vincsut's - Marines. az
Thirteenth and ID streets Northeast, al $50.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-09
FIRST GAME

wasail.s-oa He.gats--....-. eoooos4z-
Metr14olirans- .--.....-.--. Q @ Q 0 0 Is
The Washington herald., 1908-08-09
R. R. Y. II. C. a. LEAGUE.
Coach Yard FOrfeitS to Station
which Wins Exhibition
STANDING OF THE TEAMS

To-moH0E's same-B- & o. va Car Department
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-04-24

Petersburg II. gtpril-Ginc
@rltppe Der Sftobriitcn lmO onocrc
N}it0Iicocr Scr Glunn limo geiounCn,
cine Gompagnc I'M Borlament gegct
0na Q8nd3tblm Der orobclt Corpora,
tioncn in 9iuBluno 3lr bcginncn. Sic
hobcn cine ,SntcrpcIlotion an Oic 9le.
glcritng bc3iigli6 beS MctulltrllIts in
@orbcreitlln9, pel6er lett idon 60
Fro5cnt Der gon3cu StnGIproouftion
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aoblCngrubcn controlirt. Hublon0
fat @ciebe gcgCr Gonbinotionen gc.
gen &inGerln1 Der 6jeib1iic, ulein
SDnOifoie, lpcihc Der 9ieoierllno5.
lle6crmodung tttcriporfen iino, tiir.
fen criitlren.
Ger 4ltiniitcr iiir @erfebrSlueac lit
i'm 9egriii cine SngenieurS.G Commit.
fion rod ocn Ser. Stooten All idi.
den, I'M Die Oortigen Metbooen oer
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-04-24
mllobt @ciOrIniiic.

Fartamcrta am %. 5. ". pcr-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-04-24
SUItapi's 9lnSlicIcrnng nadJgcInd,t.

9orriSburN ga, IS. 2lpril.
@ouUcrnclr Stuart bat 0os @eiub
iiir Die 2Iu2licicrlHg bon Sarrp 30
hopf uon Ontario be!piaigt. lmo Die
notbiJeu ,Fapiere lino nod 98aibing-
ton an 0u5 Staut9 Gepnrtement ob-
Acionot moroen. 8oItapf miro III
GerbinOlml nit ocn 9eitehungsan.
tlage1 im Sale Ser Cube Gitp Nail.
pap" in Eittabnr1 gepiinibt. gs
ioacn $4,000 sur 9eItehlmg ser
Staotp1ter aui9elpanot porOen iein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-04-24

Scttcr Y q d dtouImc 0ca u c i
tcr8cnerula d. ScDOlib
geitorbCn.
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gcItorbencn Generals 6ric0rid 9Sil-
belm BON ScpoIt.
YrciS Nus NrCibCn Der
Eol d Itro 2llbCrtino.
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nilm pcriloiicn icin, ieit ourh oie
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ml85uribtcn. a0ni0 gittor emanuel
bon (iolicn miro cen 0er5og Don
NoIto ErirBcn emanuel, CntiCnOcn.
Ser EraliOcnt Der fronj0liiden &c.
publif, SCrr 6nlliCrcS, bot Den biriiz
aen ironj0iilfcn 9otihoitcr, @crrn
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lu0rnlitCn @lildluilnidc oo3ubriu.
gen.
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2lus ocm ocmtiheu Heihe.
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GcmOnitratiOncn 5n Gnoc.

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lucgen @ctbelii0ln0 az 0cn @obl-
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SoacS, pcIhc iid) int @eiolgc Scr
5abIreidcn io}iul Ocnlofrutiihcn
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rc6t in Berlin mo IcinCn Nororten
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nldt 9enun IcItItclICn Iolicn. Sir
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Dab oaS 6cucr Olrh cincn &ur5.
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itonOen lit. Sic 2l1tirGllnln9aorbci-
ten id)rcitcn icBt idncu porun lmo
mcrbcn IN @dI0c pollcnoct iein.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-04-24
Tiir Epfcr Der Iyurid)nno.

9lnn 2Irbor WidbY IS. 2tpriI.
oicr lit 0e o6te ,5nbresucrinmmllng
Der o2Imcrican 2Iliociotion OF Eotbo.
lo9iitS uno @actcriolo0iits 3lriammcn.
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2lrjt Der 8lm0c5armcc, iueIher inioI.
&c bon Grpcrintcnten iiber Die Scr.
breitling bon @eIbiieber our6 Nos.
fito8 itnrb, uno fiir Ole @ittme bon
Or. 2a5e1r, mcIher nit W1aior Gar.
rpa Die Grpcrincnte porna6nl ino
ebeniaaS crlog, oui5ubrngen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-04-24
G;n littabrrq ga, linz

3n Bitiabnrg "a, limo GS
@liidsipicls seintpnrilnaidiner, nelhc
bon ocr EoIi5ci coniis5irt iuorOen
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idinen boben lid 4O00. GentS beiun,
ben peIde Gem Fenlionsiuno Ser
itGotiihen Eoljc 3ugeiiibrt iporoen
iino.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-04-24

Sobn Supcriticbl in Sop |oint
SSlI, lit c5 binnen elmer @ohe geIlr1
gen, 10,500 2ugeno iriihe Gier olli
5iitreiben, Inn cinem 9luitrog aus 30
iton, 0taii, nodjutounen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-04-24

Sronprin5 @iI1elnl miro 5um er.
item Nal elmer llebltngsreiie ser
Sohiceflotte beilpobnen. Diit ieinent
SnfeI, Oen abmiral 9SriiBen Scin-
rid bon Nreuben, miro iih Der 9ron-
prin5 Gnbe 0fni onl goro oes Sinien.
ihifies g0eutlhlonb," bes 5lnggihif.
les Der 5odiee.6lotte, begeben. Gie
llebliltssfabrt ipirD iid auf Die Seit
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-04-24

pom %. Mai bis sum 6. &uui cr.
ltrcdcu.
Gcttcr q q dtommc oc@ Nci-
tcr8cnerula u. ScDOlib
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-12-15

County Attorney Williams accuses
the Tribune of "gross ignorance, be.
cause of its assumption that the crimi,
nal indictments presented to the Cir
cult Court were prepared in his office.
We plead guilty to very large amount
of ignorance on the subject, and that
Ignorance is shared by the whole com
munity, whose trouble is to find out
what the County Attorney does. Does
he draw any indictments, or anything
else, except his salary9 Does he ever
prosecute case in the District Courts
People would like very much to know
what his office does for the $500 or so
per month that it costs the County. If
the Attorney General steps in and takes
work out of the County Attorneys
hands, there must be some reason for
it. Mr.. Williams confesses to having
been tired out by four days work
at the Kona sessions. Perhaps he has
that tired feeling habitually. The in
luiry before Judge Parsons today ought
to throw some interesting light upon
the way in which his office is conduct
ed.-Hilo Tribune.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-12-15
WILL VISIT HONOLULU
ON WEDDING JOURNEY

San Francisco Chronicle.-An inter
esting party which is making a brief
visit to San Francisco during an extern
sive automobile tour of the West con
sists of Mr.. and Mrs. f. +. Mallory and
Mr.. and Mrs J. F. Mallory, of Parkers-
burg, West Virginia Mr.. Mallory and
his brother are oil operators and much
interested in the development of the
California oil fields, which they contem-
plate visiting when they reach the
southern part of the State, although
their tour, which will consume about
year, was undertaken purely for pleas
ure.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. Mallory are on
their wedding journey, having started
the day of their marriage on the pres
ent trip. Their itinerary thus far has
included New York, Niagara Falls, Chi:
eago, Sat Lake City, Ogden, to Poca-
tello. From there they went to Yellow
stone Park, Butte and Anaconda, Jour
neying over portion of this country
IN their automobile, which they are
shipping from point to point during
their travels. They spent some time in
Seattle and Portland, and enjoyed a
delightful fishing trip in Medford
Oregon. They journey from here to
Los Angeles and San Diego, and after
touring the southern part of the State
in their machine will return here to EN-
bark for Honolulu, where they will
spend January and February. On their
return to California they win tour the
southern part of the State before going
back to their home in West Virginia
by way of the southern route across the
United States. During their stay in this
city they are at the Fairmont.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-12-15

1t was very quiet and gentle snub
that the Honolulu commercial bodies
gave Hilo a couple of weeks ago, and
one for which we had prepared the way
When representatives of the business
interests met at the capital city of the
Territory for the purpose of arranging
to gather and furnish information re-
lating to the different industries on
these Islands that needed protection,
the Hilo Board of Trade was invited
to send three delegates, as were the
other islands, to a conference. Hilo,
representing the island of Hawaii, did
not respond to the invitation, nobody
was sent and nothing was done al
though the big island has more land
available for farm purposes, outside of
sugar, than all the other islands of the
Territory combined. This, of itself.
should have been reason enough for
representation.-Hawaii, Herald.
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Comments From
the Island Press
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The Kaupakalua Wine Co. seems to
| be making a success of the business of
manufacturing wines and brandies. 1t
is providing employment for a number
of small farmers in the East Makawao
district, and the article produced by the
company is pronounced to be of SUI
perior grade and has special reputa-
tion of its own if the utterances of
those who delight to use it have any
meaning at all.
We are not wine drinkers and would
never knowingly advise or recommend
the use of wines and such liquors. We
were taught that the drinking habit is
a bad habit, and that the less one
drinks the better for him. We believe
it; for we stumble almost every day
over examples of it and we know it is
so. But still the people will drink, it
may be in response to an Unborn crav-
ing, as some would have it, and because
of this reason or want of reason the
Kaupakalua Wine Company finds
legitimate excuse for its business which
we hope may enable the people of this
Territory to retain more and more of
the money annually sent abroad for the
purchase Of wines and brandies.-Maui
News.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-12-15

After connection is made, it is alb.
solutely impossible for a third party to
get IN on your line when you use the
Automatic telephone Subscribe at
WaterhOuse Trust Co.
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lieved, cuts and bruises quickly healed,
swellings promptly reduced and rheu-
matism and neuralgia robbed of their
terrors. In fact, for the household ills.
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it is just such liniment as every fam
lily should be provided with For sale
by all dealers. Benson, Smith & Co.,
AGENTS for Hawaii.
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A Good Household Imminent.

When a bottle Of Chamberlain s Pain
BALM is kept in the house the pains of
burns and scalds may be promptly re-
New-York tribune., 1908-10-24
BANK OF NAPLES BRANCH HERE.

The Bank Of Naples, according TO q cable dispatch
from Rome. is soon 10 open branch in this city,
with object Of Safeguarding the savings of Ital
fans in the United states The bank IS under the
direct supervision and control Of the italian govern
Inent which. It IS announced will guarantee money
sent through the American branch from either this
country or Italy. and will also guarantee all de-
posts.
The bankers who are al present the American
agents Of the Bank Of Naples said yesterday that
they had not been advised OF any change in the
lston existing between themselves and that insttu-
zion, As much as $4,000 400 has been RENTED
70 Italy in q single year by these agents, and in
1907 the total re1nttauces from the United States
to italy were about $4,000 600.