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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-01-06


ThAi there vas no foundation for
gAs gtssnt hnanciai curry is shown
~ the report Of the department Of
guunmcrce and labor on the foreign
1ummrfre Of the United states The
Rvport shows that foF the hrst tlme
m the history of the country the
wpufhly export record crossed the
E1oD. 900. oo0 line. the total Tor No.
SeusSsf. 1907. being t2Otfff,a60
Thsre were exported during the hrtt
ssn mon,ha OF this year 60 South
Aweriran countries $1,000. 600
s~rth of Fooda. a. against tst, t,000.-
zee In the same months of last year
This csantry took from South Amer
xua. however. $4,000. 600 worth OF
snatsEiAls ~ against tiii.oO0. 600
81 corresponding ten months ot iso6.
N ~iii beobpcrved that the balance
~ trsae between this country and
Ssath America h IN favor of the lat
~. for the uuits/ States l. increAs.
aax ~ purchases from Latin-Ameri.
rusn nations more rapidly than Il IL
washinK Va sales % those countries.
Tan maY be attributed 90 the fac,
eazf vac uAited States has nol do-
Nttopei a cheap method of tranfpor.
tsfiua. one that wili enable h 10 get
~ prriucts from thc Interior 90 the
sEsbuard at cost los enough 90 en-
anir r fe compete With European
esupriiiors whose developed rivcrs
and ranals offers che cheapest aud
uussi cnrcilvo carriage This phast
"a thu question vas brought uut
raFuiully st The resent convention of
me National RiscH ana Harhow
rsaEfuss hy A. insserand the French
auhass fnr fn the United States.
~hn spnke al isneth on tho Ffrst
ariaea beinF made bY his govern.
nlsul in the development of che riy-
US and harhors of Frame and in
Ne upeaililas ef magnificent sys-
orn uf canals Tho Nationa' Rlrcrs
and uafhou congress. as o. sell
aaoen, is urins uuon ih0 national
EusFrnment che uecoasiy Coz eyneud-
lag tte Gee Gee or more annually to
pre- his riafs of eoTk in this coma.
r8
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-01-06

that Smith used a small piece
steel. which he had made in .
shops, and, after doing his bloO
work, had thrown the blade \
the creek near by. Only a few moD1
ago the authorities found one OF ,
prisoners in possession of a an,
piece of steel. which had been aha,
ened almost to the keenness of ,
zor.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-01-06
Discouraging.

Eva - And now some Danish
scientist has discovered that there
are germs in tears.
Katherine - Graciousl With germs
IN tears and germs in kisses they
must be trying 70 deprive poor wo-
man OF all pleasures IN life.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-01-06
H nnca the Rnslness.

Mr.. z. z. Chamberlain Of Clinton
Maine. says OF Bucklen's Arnica
saive. "It does the business; I have
used & for piles and It cured them.
Used It for chapped hands and It
cured them. Applied II to an old
sore and It healed without leaving
a scar behind" Csc at ]. c. Perry's
drug store.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-01-06
Careful.

LEND me your umbrella, old man.
will you?" asked Meanley.
You've got one" replied Good
lev. You told me your wife gave
You a fine one for your birthday last
week. Why don't you use thst?'
"oh. I'm afraid OF losing that
Philadelphia Press.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-01-06
A Higher Health Level

II have reached a higher health
level since I began using DR.. Kings
New Life Pills" writes Jacob Spring
er, OF West Franklin. Maine. They
keep my stomach. liver aud bowels
working just right" II these pills
dlsappoint you on trial. money will
be refunded al J. c. Perry's drug
store; 25c.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-01-06
LETTER
FROM THE
CAPITAL

Washlnston. Jan l.--congress Is
nssua1nx forward 70 another period OF
NO pressure brought 20 bear upon
m ~ coming eKPositions. An ap-
prurrlaiIoa Of ti.i7b.0o0 Il 20 be
su1ua Tor the Aisska-Yukon-Paeihe
~zpsGn0a which viii be heie ~ ss@-
ssssas ervpu June I 70 october rs.
nnaa. In addition. government hnan-
sxkna uia wfli be asked for an inter.
n.zSgmai nlnlng exposition 10 be held
N Eew Vera City In May and June
81 sen year. and . third exposition
wnsh uontsmpiatcs moving from city
nBxzty IN ssuth America will ask for
e. wndorurnent Of the government.
n aelazmsiss Of some Of the leading
-<zsn-ns 81 she state Of washington
IN hs Asre shortly after congress
rurouvenos 20 urse che appropriation
uzxAna tsr the Alaxka-Yukon-Pacihe
Nzlr. n VIII be explained naively TO
wk1 senate and house committees on
snnurrizl arts and expositions that
90 Wwtfnr slope show is not asking
. asllsr 81 loan from the govern
mrat. but that the money being
usyuxm Tor Is only for government
nmsHiuKs and exhibits. As the state
~ w.sAlaEson has appropriated only
SI.Uon.peo In aid OF the fair. the
sssasay of the demand upon the
Eswnmrnl Il apparent
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-01-06

.i25. OF this. s2s.24o.OOO represents
the penalty imposed upon the stand
ard OIL company for accepting re-
bates. Incidentally, Il might be re-
marked. this fine has not yet been
collected.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-01-06
why suffer From Rheumatism7

Do you know that rheumatic pains
can be rellevedi II you doubt this
lust try one application OF Chamber
Iain's pain Balm. II will make rest
and sleep possible, and that certain
" means a great deal 70 any one at
6icted with rheumatism. For sale
st Or. Stones drug store.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-01-06

v goes 70 the root Of diseat
strengthens and invigCrates. Us llh
giving qualities are not contains
in any other remedy. Hollstef
Rocky Mountain Tea has stood a
ccverest test-t'me. For thlt
yoG-s tho gurest remedy 35c, Il
or Tablets. DR.. Stones Store.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-01-06
TEDDY BEARS.
AZ the Grand Opera House IT
Evening.

II you wish to drive dull "a
away go to the Grand Opera Hon
tonight and see Are You Cray
The piece Is what might be called
musical comedy. and that you will
highly entertained is guaranteed
the management. The pleasure >,
will get from the antics of the u
Teddy Bears is we'll worth the prs
Of admission. Take the children
see them.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-01-06

ludsins D., the uumber ~ letters
poarius iu upon the arm, signal
ssTle. eyrn seconA man in the uni-
N@d siaies ana considerable pro-
vurUou of fhe somen. have lacked
In thuir hreasis she SECRET uf ths raw
hEsiion of ths Az Csaeral Alien
aad hiH assistants are almost
enaoihrfct each day by ths leilers
f1ow inventoFt of nying machiacs
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-01-06

you'll have 20 send for another
doctor" said the one who had been
called after a glance at the patient.
Am / so sick as that?" asked the
sufferer
II don't know Just how suck you
are" replied the man OF medicine,
but I know you're the lawyer who
me when appeared
as an expert witness. My conscience
won't let me XII YOU. aud I'm be
hanged lf want 90 cure y0u. Good
day Philadelphia Ledger.
Ste RrA.
R..nL. 1lnkit ru Nae nalIs Bought
s,s',''" HNANzZz/
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-01-06
A Iinrrlhlr NIi.tnkr

"Why won't Johnson and Tomp-
kins talk 90 YOU any mores You
three used Co be the greatest cronlcs
iu the club.
"Oh it al started because / hai
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-01-06
X-RAYS.

Now then maybe Borah and Hs,
ley can convict Orchard.
' n
Anyway. Heney's remarks "
make his actions worth WATCHING
90 -
when ghosts get in front OF aub
the latter might as well quit 4
they can't make a, manufactured D,
dtiet.p
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-01-06

A bin that ls exciting considerable
interest Is In course OF preparation
az the treasury department II au-
thoriEcs the creation OF a fund 20 re-
imburse special agents OF the inter-
nal revenue bureau for money ex-
pended for medical. hospital or bur
ial expenses and other charges an
Ing from injuries received by the
agents In their work In enforcing the
revenue laws This has 20 do most
~ With the men who are playfully
ambushed In the mountains when IN
search for Illicit whisky stills. The
work of internal revenue agents Is
particularly hazardous. especially Ia
the south when dealing With moon.
sinners. For many years there has
been complaint from this class OF
government employees that when
thoy rlsked their llycs In the service
ot the government they have been
compelled 20 pay doctors bills li in.
jured ana. n killed. their families
have beeb forced 90 pay the funeral
eNpensos The blli viii DO intro
duced in both the senate and the
house immediately after the holiday
recess
senator Newlauds oi Nevada o.
spending tho holiday r,co,s ln enc.
deayoriug io prevent Withdrawal of
the government troops from Cold.
mold Hc has had several conf. r-.
cnccs with secFciar, Taft and the
secretary, in turn. has taken me.
matter up with the white House
Tho senator declares thar a reign 90
terror uouA eusue once the troops
were aithdraua ana tba there Is.
uoi ans other aieQuste means 40
protection iu DTS state Aimuls,ra-
tiou onClals. however. are inc'nti
to believe that ihey haycoYtrsitppsi
iheir constitution. aud LEGAL rlght
iu rmhoNius ans part of the regular
army n Nevada under prlsgu, cone
ditions SipOo ths $50 men 90 tbe
gend iuian.A landed Iu G''dded.
ne so,rrumcut has repeatedly caUcl
Governor spark atuHu0a to the
fac, that thls constitutional doubt
could b. SOLVED by tho simple device
of eaIlhs tosr'hrr ths stare Itglsla-
turr. when that body couii either
givs h. waFrant in the uss of federal
troops or provide by legislation Tor
raising a state forcv. either of mul-
GA or po.iee sutcirnl 90 insure the
maintenance oi peace ana the OBJ
,eftanc. of the 'se iu Glihcd lt|
is believed hiai senator Ntu.anis
has prevailed unon tho go,erno- to
90 this. aud 30 .hs proves irue tbe
atmiu'aatiou probably ALL permit
ne ro0ls io rsma.u au,U sons ar
.aUsymgnIs oaa De- madr
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-01-06

10 send them both home in a CAB
the other night"
That's nothing new"
"No; but the csbby got tnen
mixed and left them a. each other $
houses. Judge.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-01-06
A Happy Thought.

stranger-My friend. why are you
swearing so?
Cusslty--wey? Because OF a
blank fool Of a doctor II got some
pills for a pain In my back and the
directions read. Take one half
hour before you feel the pain COM
Ing on. ."-Harper's Weekly.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-01-06

You'll be healthy and happy
your liver and bowels work naturs
ly. HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain II
keeps these organs working rIgt
brings robust reclth TO all. Try
now. 35c, Tea or Tablcts.-p
Stcne' S.orc.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-01-06
Loncrgan Drons Out.
Omitted Press Leased Wire.

IIWIIHU TItao Ltdotu NIIV'T
San Francisco, an. 6.-Thoml
Lonergan, former member OF D
board OF supervisors and star VII
ness against Louis Glass In the ID
ephone Doodle case, dropped dea
this morning at his home In thl
nIlu
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-01-06

spurrei D, no criticism tbat Ht,
te has trsa daar to tame th.
Fastt tho department 10 JaaI-
has .ssuea pam.bIst showing ahat
hss eeya aecouaHste3 ty th. Roas
R,ll adu.u.sfauoB in rs-.,a
eith ths a,eawr shmsuis al othsr
admieistrsuoat ice activity 90 tas
preeeni aamr'sa,lon has recalled
in iae pfos,sat'aa of iBo suits The
Roosevelt slvvlusai n sA yess
eas 's,,'iau1 20 ool ana MS lrri.
nai Aeiieps. uud,r ths sherman ANA.
iFasi hv Rsl'roai prosssst.oat
hsre ofmei the sh.sf feaians ~ tAs
Trust s''eusiins policy Under he
hisins aa dariag ,he prsssnt tao
''sil ana iA.rg-s.x criminal actions (
lave heea ooR,laae1 No esrsora. \
ioa oneia' az othcr person has beea
fai'o iail iog violsiloa o. tAs sAer.
'Aa Aei os tae other Interstate con.
'sFee Asa Flaes. however. have
esa l1Possd agsregaliag tse.sss..
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-01-06

This deluge Of letters Is due to the
publicity given the departments de-
sire 10 purchase a dirlglble balloon
for experimental purposes Pro-
posals have bee masked for from In
ventors. and sltbough few bona hde
proposals. have yet been received. Il
iv expected that they will come In
WITH 4 rush before the date set for 3
decision. which Is January Is for
dirigibio balloons and February
for alrships heavier than air. The
experiment Vill be made q. Fort
Myer. Va. and in the estimates for
appropriations submitted to congress
recently an item OF 100000 was in
cibded to protide for them.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-01-06
Teddy Bears.

Don't forget that the Teddy Beai
are a part OF the attraction at y
Grand opera House tonight.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-01-06

There areindications that congress
vii siit up o. night on the currency
quegion. Already q number Of bills
have been introduced on the subject
aud . large number Of others are In
course Of preparation Senator
Burkett Of Nebraska has proposed a
measure TO forfeit the charters OF
national banks for the unlawful acts
Of any ofacefs OF such banks that
we're Known 70 the directors OF the
institutions There Is also an eff
fort TO revive the bill proposed In
1899 by william J. Bryan 70 guar
aniee depositors in national banks
against loss. through the creation OF
a sinking fund. Senator Smith OF
Michigan also has a bill 70 change
the manner of paying bank eramin-
ers from the fee system now In vogue
20 a salary basis providing for a aat
salary OF $4,000 a year. In this way,
II is thought. the vigilance OF the eK-
aiming stan would be increased anl
the chances for slack work be re-
duoed 10 a minimum
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-05-19

The major Tongue games next Salur-
day NJ the league grounds should be
we'll worth going to see, rs the PunS
and the Saints line up In the hrsl
game while the RAMS ANA the Diamond
uonds play the second, The betting
on the punahou-Salnt Louis games
should be- about even while ODDS
should bo IN favor Of the Heads IN
the second game The Puns are go-
ing IN 10 win the game next Saturday
Ms they feel that their game last Sat
urdny should have been different from
what II was. The Knms are not as
strong as they should be ana unless
they take brace they will never vii
! lhis year, as the other teams show TOO
much team work, which Is someihlnl
they snd'y luck Al any rate goo'
bail VIII BE- the order Of events mex
Saturday
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-05-19
SENATOR
ON THE HORIZON
Justice Elkin the Natural Successor
It Senator Knox Resigns
for Cabinet
PENNYPAcKER TO THE BENCH
Knoxs Rising National Importance
Gives Prospect of Striking Chang
es in State Politics

Senator Knoxs close association
with the policies of President ROOse-
welt again was emphasized forcibly in
the essential planks which, under the
Senator'S guidance, appeared in the
Republican State platform, the Phi
ladelphia Ledger says, These plans
sound the keynote for the Republican
national campaign, for they give no
tice to the country that the great Re
publican State of Pennsylvania-the
keystone of protection and the home
of the powerful corporations. the
Pennsylvania Railroad and the Unit
ed States Steel CoTporatiOn-unquali-
iedly indorses tariff revision and pro
per corporation regulation. They go
farther for they indorse those radical
policies of the national Administra-
ton which have been attacked so
mercilessly by these interests and the
dominant politicians.
The language of these plans sug-
, gests the thought of President Roose-
welt himself Indeed they are so
characteristically Rooseveltian that
| they might have been written by him.
| That he was consulted by the junior
| Senator is not doubted
The insertion in the Pennsylvania
| platform of planks urged by the
Roosevelt wing convinces politicians
that Knox and the President are in
| perfect accord And this understand
ing comprehends not only the nation
al policies, but extends to the presi-
dental nomination.
President Roosevelt is for Taft
His second choice is Knox. In the
event of Taft's nomination and cleo
tion Senator Knox may be asked MOI
only by his successful opponent, but
! by President Roosevelt himself, to
become Secretary of State. Every
plausible deduction leads to that con
clusion. The principles of the Roose
welt policies were made the burden
of Senator KnoXs platform The form
OF statement is acceptable to Secre
tary Taft, though somewhat less pc
sitive than the Ohio platform which
came directly from his hands.
KNOX SLATED FOR CABINET.
Senator Knoxs recent activities
lead to the general belief that III
will leave the United States Senate
either as the Republican candidate
for President or as the Premier II
the next Presidents Cabinet.
Political observers who are unbias
ed take the view that Knox Il
strengthening the Presidents hand
rather with the thought of the mex
Cabinet than the next Presidency
Unless some unforeseen develoNRen
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-05-19
SPOR 7 S

rhu cable dated Victoria today stat
mg chat tho ,uvD zach, Gwcndolyn II
had amIud for san Pedro to enter the
uuusmrlnc race, rs good news here,
us the chances now point tn a race, al
though NO further news has been re-
cclyod here stating when the race will
start. or how many yachts win be- en-
O..
,ac uows about the Gwond"lyn II
was nrsl received here some days ago
I'm letter sent to Young Bros, stating
that the new racer would sail for san
Pedro and there prepare for the trip
across the pHcinc
The Hawaii, the homo built racer Is
roady NJ any time for the. race, The
only thing that has to be done Is to
take out some ballast aud load her
! with stores for the run up and the
rnco down Captain Harris VIII com
mund the yacht ana with him viii 20
IA plckcd crew ur able sonmon which
he viii choose himself The iirst plan
two take u GROW Of amateur sailors has
been given up ~ II was found that
they would be unable to do ~ well ~
II trained crew Of mon who know theiI
business thoroughly The Hawaii VII
probably be taken down to Pearl har
bor today or tomorrow and mooreC
. thorc until word ls received that tn
> race lp ON Next Sunday Captain
1 Imrna viii take the Hawaii out for
spin with her present amount Of bal
| lual ON board aud viii see how sh
nets She viii then be taken back Il
Pearl lurbor uud the unnecessary bal
| last taken out when she viii so gu
nrnin 10 see how she behaves lie
cruising suit Of sails viii be taken Of
and her racing sails bent on. VIII
Captain Harris IN command ana viii
ID CROW Or able sonmcn she should b
able 10 do much better than she IA
ever done before If the race start
ON Iuly 4 ~ expected the Hawaii VII
probably lonyo for the Coust some tim
the end Of the month or the lirsl par
ul Juno
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-05-19
HILONIAN'S
DEPARTURE

with 3lOO tons ut cargo and iuil
passenger Inst the Matson S. > Hilo-
nian sailed for San Francisco at 10
o'clock this morning, the band ana a
big crowd attending the departure.
Among those leaving were Mrs r.
Castle. MIR. and Mrs. Bluehdorn, Mrs.
VIII j. Cooper Mrs. Charles Crane,
Captain Goodman, Miss A. NJ MoOar,
Mrs. and Miss Saunders, Mrs, Ed
Towse and two children, J. r. Daggett
and Mrs. ID. Mcintyre.
Captain Goodman goes to seek
steamships for use in the local trade,
for the Hawaiian development Com
pany and the Hawaiian Mahogany
Company
The Hilonian carries $500 tons OF
refined and $40 tons OF raw sugar, 1000
bags of rice, 1000 cases of honey 5000
punches of bananas 200 cases of fresh
pineapples, 1000 cases of canned pine
apples and lot of mIsCe any.
On her return from the Coast the
Hilonian will bring the balance of the
ordnance for the Diamond Head fort,
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-05-19
GOOD WORK DONE
BY AUBURN CAR

Los ANGELES, May Sin u run
remarkable tor u lowpowered mach
inc. the Auburn two-cylinder car ar
rived here at 9:l5 o'clock tonight
from san Francisco. having made the
diatancc In 20 hours and 56 minutes.
This cuts moro than II hours from
the former two-Cylindor record of 81
hours and 90 minutes made by ia
cob In Rambler three years ago.
More than three hours were lost on
the road Three times the right rear
tire was torn off by skidding ON the
turns, and once the union in the gaso.
line pipe pulled loose. Two hours and
fifty minutes was spent in these re-
pairs, and twenty minutes more was
consumed In taking on gasoline and
water.
G. s. Keer drove the car from San
Francisco to San Juan, hitting fast
pace. The run 20 Gilroy was made IN
hours and 20 minutes, only 9 min
utes slower than the White in its re
cent record breaking dash, while tn,
time of the steamer to San Jose wa'
OuuHled.
Il. H. Forsyth was at the wheel from
san Jose to San Luis Oblspo. From
there to Santa Barbara A. r. Davis
took the car in hours and % min
utos, only b minutes slower than tn,
reCrd time. From Santa Barbara {,
Los Angeles Forsyth again drove 20
ing over In the dark three mountain
passes over which he had never ira
| vOlcd The car was I'm good COndI
ton when II arrived
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-05-19

should take Taft out of the race Knox
Dos little Rope of boing nominated
Nssumine that th.s forecast b. ac.
cfote. raus election would briue t1
pass the election of two United States
Senators Boo 1000 The corrUllarv b.
THAI Justice John g. Elkin will sue
coed 10 the western sonatorshlp
Developments politically in Penn
sylvania IN the last six months In.
dictate that the Elkin faction antici.
pates such an outcome. The Elkin
ties. usually disturbing factor In
Republican politics, remained quies
cent In the last primaries. Instead
OF fighting against the nomination Of
pcnrose members of the Legislature
as might have been expected from
their past custom. all of the chief Fl
kin lieutenants assisted PenrOse. Lar
.ry Eyre. head and front of the Elkin
coterie, business partner of Justice
Elkin. left his own district. Chester
County, and invaded Allegheny. There
he succeeded. with Former Senator
Magee, in effectually breaking down
the opposition headed by Finn.
ELKIN'S SITUATION.
cessor to Senator Knox. He is a
leading Republican, admired and res
pected by his party. Territorial con
siderations make him additionally
strong. He is a resident of Indiana
County, so he represents the western
section of the State as much as Knox.
who claims residence in Pittsburg
With the help of the Elkinites Sen
ator Penrose will have no dangerous
opposition. Frank b. McClain, an Ell
kin follower, will not be opposed for
reelection as Speaker of the House
OF Representatives, because of the deal
by Penrose and the Elkin faction.
Politicians are asking why the Ell
kin leaders should enter into han,
mony deal with Penrose. The an
swer is now becoming more tangible
Justice Elllin saw that Senator Knox
If nominated for President. would re
sign his seat in the Senate. 1t also
is highly probable that Senator Pen
rose pointed out that, failing in the
nomination, he would so into the Cab
met. Either move would lead to 9
realization of Justice Ellins ambi
ton.
This opens another avenue of spe
Culation. Senator Penrose inherited
from Senator Quay a command t
make Samuel W. Pennypacker Su
{ preme Court Justice,
So within the next seven months
the whole political map of Pennsyl
vania may be changed
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-05-19

the baseball team from Kameha-
meha schODl defeated thc team from
puDahOu yosterday afternoon on the
Klm grounds W. ne 2cOrc NJ NJ IN "a
ycry goOd game Of BAN, although or
rOra plenty were made W. both sides.
iOta pitchod for ihc Kama, showing
great improvement over BITS last ap-
poafaBce iH ibat position. Davis and
Lyman did tlio pitching for he Puns.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-05-19

gODY ls tcG TWrSTYOEE YEhiiB
HEpeE hp1l ~ Whilo oEplodnH
Me Bgu. iD#a UHolnr ihls afternoon
pau. WI gId. GanDgnred DD aD zee
ryegae.l 70 byIa HUilJ tbog c1t Om
yJ ihn lrn aUd DfOughi NJ OWn IAi.
on ihp body ua H'DUbod as ibat u
zudo bamod Eapbi VIM fnl mo
pfnvafao iB uD summer NJ 1881