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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-10-31
To The Voters Of
The Territory Of Hawaii

Thus may be seen at glance the |
probable present status of an estate
that was practically free from OBJ
legation ten years ago.
That there should have been total
receipts from sales OF assets amount
ing to s51S,439.50 with a reduction
currently reported to be $123,OOO. in
the Indebtedness, leaving $685. 39.,
which would indicate a division of
funds approximating $4,000. per an
mum.
You can Judge what Kuhio's share
in these yearly distributions would
be.
It was no doubt the disposition Of
such u large amount of money cou-
pied with the falling values in real
estate during recent years that
prompted the Germania Savings 4
Loan Society to secure itself. first by
taking over the disposition of the
lands covered by their mortgage and
later by appropriating the revenues
therefrom.
Here Is the record of Kapiolari's
deed:
A duty every citizen owes the
community in which he lives is to
share with the rest of its denizens
the expense of maintaining it's Gov
eminent and the payments of I'M
provements made for the common
good and for common use.
For this reason we append hereto
a statement of Taxes for the Island
of Oahu, obtained from the Honolulu
Tax Office relative to payments or
taxes due by or for account of ka-
piolani Estate and Jonah Kalaniana-
ole-also those paid by l.. l.. Me-
Candless:
| REAL ESTATE.
Tax Showing by the Kapiolani Est.
Ltd, In Honolulu:
J. X. Ka-
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-10-31
TO THE VOTERS OF THE TERRI
TORY or HAWAII:

TO THE VOTERS OF THE TERaI. Z,
TORY or HAWAII.
Tho n.r,o,u,.;. p., L.,l -
s;stan,i,, az az. :. no;a 90
rJn,at;.u =, -.
,nont
All 80 a. ,:... :l go, ..
-. ~
,a,t III s .t a. -
&c.,. a.. s.,,, Co.,
.s;. 81. ,
Tho Ponrh,ico,s have attempted IN
throw a,s, g., ,bo oyo, of tho E,oct-
orc o,a >, ,olo ,hoir ,bo,gbts fro,
tho issues r,isad nv tho demand of
tho naomi. for nm eouitable metbod
n, dis,osipy of tho pubIic Lands Of
,bi, Torr,torv hv indu,g,np In NOR
eon,l;t;es innuondo and bearsay
sta,emepts regarding the Democratic
candidate for Delepote IN Conpross
and finding those tactics of M avail.
,bov have undertaken as Anal
thrust to publish n list of holdings
q, foo mortyoyo mr. ,oaso NJ Mr. 7,
7. McCand,ess
since tho gauge of hattie bos beon
set IN these limos we feel n n autv
IN pub,,sb tho sources from which tho
real estate boldipps of the Renuh,i-
can candidate for Delegate were se-
cured income tborofrom and ob,iya-
,,ons tboreo, no os record I, IN, poy-
is,rv Rureo, 4, order IN norm,, tho
r,oo,,,. ~, ,h,s rar,,,,r,, ., It,,
nina which ca,diJ,,o 4, 4, t,o n,,ot
ipdanondent nositior and who for
that reason CON hoet ho o,,hr,,,oa
with tho yorL tbot 10 nooo,sory a.,
hova doro IN order ,,ot wo s,o,i
have equality rrdor tho ,ow ,or IN
citizeps nj tb;s Tsrritorv
po,i,ics ara n, a rro,tv lou, obi,
who, n 10 pooasoory ,,r a n.r,y ,hnt
,rr,y,tes IN itso,r all ,hot ,,oro 4,
q, nrr,ty and r.o,ons,,,I,,, :, ,.o
IN. sooro-haoas nnI avr,ati,aa ,Lat
nrocodo ,bo ,,s, % Ar M.can,Io,,,
ho,dinys os nuh,,o,.d In H. d ~
Advertis.r M Oc,ohor ootb
Ro,d,ro tba ,rtrod,,tory ror,-
Ill
cra,b ono M, familiar WITH Tho ,,o,s
might mistake Mr. McCord,oss a, !,
sec,pd od,tiop n, tho sugar po,,,
Tho record snool,s for itso,s and
teIIs , story NJ co,fd.rc. In ron, CO.
tate of fuu va,ues noid for evsrv-
thing that nossed into biu hands and
or nm bo,or,ble sett,ement NJ ayarv
,blipation controcted-so that TODAY
l.. l.. McCandless is n free man-free
10 see the ipius}ice of things no ,bev
eyist--free IN combat tho class nref-
erences that are Ain evidence on all
sides-rree to follow the dictates of
his own conscience
Not n mortgage TO pIoce tho bodyc
of serviIity In vested interests - an
iron woke (which at first yIapca
might he taken for n Republican
doughnut) around his neck
BlTT WHAT OF KUuIOq--WuAr
DOES HIS record SHOVE Let us SOC
On February 10Th. 1898. KapioIapi
decided to ID. Kawananakoa and J.
Kalanianaole properties os bereip ne
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-10-31

IL. IL. McCandless
lSOS .,..........!.. $l4o.SS
1-2 paid. No taxes delinquent
The agents of the Germania Saw
ings and Loan Society keep all taxes
on the mortgaged property fully paid
up.
Jonah Kalanianaole is delinquent
on Taxes in the sum .....$1,136.S4
Kapiolani Estate is delin-
quent on taxes ........ 5,21S.16
Total ....$6,355.C0
L. l.. McCandless does not owe
dollar.
Gagged by these returns, what is
your verdict In this campaign of VII
LITIGATION adopted by Kuh0 and his
supporters.
We have presented you FACTS; 1t
is your duty to weigh them and 10
allow no sentimental reasons to out
weigh the judgment which calm
consideration Of these matters must
invite.
WE ASK YOU TO VOTE FOR L. l..
McCANDLESS as the only means Tor
solving the problems and legal tan
giles that prevent you from enjoying
those rights and privileges the Con-
|stitution vouchsafes you.
THE DEMOCRATIC CENTRAL
COMMITTEE.
BY its Chairman:
ED. INGHAM.
Attest:
j. EMMELUTH.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-10-31

KAPIoIANI TO KAwANANAKoA AND j. KALANlANAoIE.
Deed February 10, 17e. p 2s2242
=
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-10-31

To o S' " % & S'ina" & died. %'' premises s k%
T" sr''ss s e. ip a'sH En- 4 STREET .sS S ' " 1894 100000
Ave ........ 100000
To G. Ailes, 1900 p ail 70
G Crane /. So
To wsaiua Ayr Con- 1any 1900 l. aoe p III 50 acres waia
To Mary july 1900 l. sSs. s7s 1856 ,,,oo
Knuaopalena, KaihL 2seiiOo0 ....
Tract 49, So ....,....... .......
To L. X Paah a. 1900 sle sss sss5 50 ~
To W 6 Ach Feb 1901 2s2 p sas Mokauea Tract
Foster IA, L. p 1870 Kahana,
TO Castle L. -
To Territory Of Hawaii Aug 3d. 1902 L. 24i p AS $3.50 So
feet, AuwaIolnnu pauoo, $3.50 -
To Damon As sep iS 1885, $50 sis $50 So feet
Ss S%a R%saoS s. S S l. s5s so IS So fee; '.
To ~
rsory Hawaii june D. 1904 sam" sj S u.s. ss' eco " 50
81 ' 1904 L. s p sci s. feet Cum
p $751; in Manon
To asy.an sugar PLANTATION A 4's
1905 ae. p 4ss s, 5oioC acres KAPPA
Cooke May 90 1906 L. $685. ssi silss So IT
81 1905 L. ss, p So feet Wal
To Very a7c ssc r. P
Waikiki .'...... 100000
To G. X Faden, H. L. p no. perches
ccshon 1906 L. si7 so Interest in Es
Kona Hawaii; Roma
To 1906 L. rs $751; s5 iaihoms
To g. Kssa"% Fs ' 1906 L. ESQ., ac Land @ 10000
To %%n .."
To Geo i, Tourney Psss.1sr
To 1906 2ss, p $780,
To i Kss@ Nm, Mn Sas sS
interest Ahp. Nun, Kaupo ...::........ 25OoO
is 1907 L. ss p 49, Land Kalua N ko ''''
eesea April s5 1907 L. o p s44 ilso acres s.
To EnOeh Kaaua July 80 1901 sss 400 1912
To B. NJ Allen, 8 1907, L. 2s2 Ahp Moeanoa. N
To ". kinney, septr IT, 1907 L. p Kuoa
To lngHa Kekaaahao! IL 1907 /, 800
J. IS 1905 L. scs p 49, at kavana
To A. schaeier, septr 1905 L. r. p icisi in
naseS Aug 20 1905 L. $685. $751; "a acres in '"0
A'FE0x1TH AREA AND Rs5Ts FOR LANDS SOLD AS ArcsS
Lands ON Sn%%-,rsa 5 sS acres esss
s Lands ACES O2
m H5F4dh nA ssr ss Az "a
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hss M lax il and u.s. containing $685. 5000
Land an" as k kSSias &C. M n fP'f aSnoa
Queen 'S and p s% I S ST. " '''s
a Land W Punshbow Streets. 2l5 IA faiths
South Street to Kawaiahao Lane sos faiths
IL, %, 2l.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-12-22
SCIENCE MINGLED
WITH STRENGTH
BY LANCF ORD
FIGURES FLYNN OUT, STOPS HIS
RUsHEs AND COPS HIM WITH
uPPERcuTs AND CHOPS IN
FIRST ROUND.
By w. w. NAUGHTON.

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 22.-The
fight between Sam Langford and Jim
Flynn was SO short that 1t was bewild-
ering With Langford. Flynn lasted
very little longer than did Bill
Squires in front Of Tommy Burns.
True to his word. FlyDr fought
close, or rather triec TO tight close.
He crouched and went for Langford
on the double run. but the Negro had
him sized up as thoroughly as though
they had SPARED around the vaude.
Vile circuit together. Lahgford used
uppercuts and down-chops His up
percuts got through Flynn's guard
and smashed into the FACE
Langford used his right with n
downward direction and seemed to
strike Flynn in the neck. AS the
men parted from the two or three
clinches that occurred there was
very sober look on Flynn's face. II
was the look OF man VINO felt that
he was UP against IL.
But still Flynn rushed AS he
made his farewell charge A. Langford
the Negro used his right for an up
percut for n change. The blow took
Flynn around the lower part OF the
face and threw him wide open. Then
up came Langfords left. the punch
catching Flynn beneath the chin. lift.
ing him from his feet and placing him
on his side on the floor He rolled
over on his back. threw his arms
wide and stretched out his love-
limbs like q fellow who was there
to stay. He was counted out
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-12-22
CANADIAN RACING FACES
FOOT - MOUTH QUARANTINE

OTTAWA. Ont, Dec. 22.-The quar-.
antine imposed by Canada against
horses and cattle entering the Do
minion from Dew York. New Jersey
and Pennsylvania will be enforced
until the states mentioned show a
clean bill OF heath. No time limit il
fxed by the Canadian authorities.
Meantime the ferries and roads are
strictly watched, and now that the St
Lawrence river is frozen additional
STATS of men will be employed for
fear of infected horses arriving over
the ice from the United States.
This restriction against horses from
the United States will serve to injure
to large degree the breeding indus
tries of Canada. At the recent sales
OF horses in Kentucky $50 stations
and brood mares-the largest number
of horses ever purchased by Cana
dams in many years-were bought.
These horses and mares are now
quarantined in the United States and
no one can say when they will be adj
mitted to the Dominion.
The quarantine laws work particu-
lar hardship against such Canadian
turfmen as James K. Seagram. NJ. p.
John Dyment and George Hendrie.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-12-22
NJ GRAW KEEPS
MERkLE A CLAN

NEW YORK, Dec. 22.-"They all
seem To want Herzog and Merkle, y
says "Jawn" MoGraw 81 have decid-
ed to keep Merkle. Nobody can get
him. Any idea Merkle may have or
that others may try 10 put into his
head that the supporters OF the Giants
are opposed to him on account OF the
mix up that lost us the pennant Is
ridiculous.
You will remember I put him In
to bat the day Harry Covaleskie beat
us at the Polo grounds in the last Sc.
ries with Philadelphia. I didn't hear
anybody roast him. He came through
with a two-base hit that put us In
position to win the game. | claim
that Devlln should have scored on the
hit and tied up the game. want
every position on the team To he well
fortified. If any team In either Oh
the big leagues has the equals OF Ten
ney and Merkle as first basemen
would like to know which team It Us
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-12-22

Worlds Champion Tommy Burns
a Fighting Freak, Says TAD

yet Burns has the reach OF gorilla.
In looking up the dope we md that
Burns, although four and one-half
inches shorter than old Fitz. has a
reach that is one inch longer. meas
uring "A 1-2 inches against 73 IL
inches of Fitzsimmons. Jeffries' meas
Uremen: from tip to tip OF his out.
stretched arms was only 10 l-2 inches
one inch longer than that OF the
Canadian.
A gorilla standing Just about as high
az Burns has a tremendous reach. He
would stretch easily nine feet, as his
arms hang at his sides way below hIs
knees. No fighter OF Burns size ever
drew the reach that he has and this In
way accounts for the wonderful
progress he has made In the ring
against the lemon crop In England.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-12-22

These men bought great many brood
mares, heavy with foal. with the oh.
ject to have the thoroughbred off.
spring of the mares born In Canada
To these men the birth OF the horses
across the border means much, be-
cause the chief trophies OF the Cana.
dian racing circuit are the races for
the king and queens plate, the contest
for which Is limited to Canadian bred
horses These prizes are eagerly
sought by the Canadians and It was
for the purpose OF having an entrant
in this big even that the mares were
purchased.
AS the mares are due TO foal IN
January or February and the danger
OF shipping them long Journey grows
hourly greater. the Canadian turfmen
are anxious to have the quarantine
lifted from their American purchases.
Racing stables from the United
states which usually attend the Cana
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-12-22
{" MALL 4A1x 9zuS p0 %oRnn

out of me-" remarked poor Bill Papke
as he left for home with his battered
countenance.
The local A. A. u. commission sees no
reason why school players shall not
be allowed to play on an outside
team AS well
The feeling. grows, deep down In our
breasts that this Langford person
VIII make whole lot OF trouble for
one Ketchell and then for one Burns.
Tommy Burns writes that Mrs. Noah
Brusso is much improved In health
as the result OF the ocean trip and
the climate or the Australian noun
Forshsw.. the st. Louis runner, who
might have won the London Mara
th0n but for Mike Murphy's orders.
has refused big offer to turn pro-
fessional.
They figure I'm Cleveland that the
Browns Will surely secure Cy Young
inside a year. as he Will be OF no
value TO any club that does not pos
sess Criger
Gov. Warner hrs very considerably or
dered Sheriff Burns to stop all the
bush Nights round Detroit. thus in
surfing monopoly for the promoter
at Windsor.
Boston has lcnssd the neld at Hot
Springs, where Ifughie jennings
thought OF putting in a field for the
Tigers aud Will take % men thithet
the middle OF February.
Jim Corbett got so sore on the alleged
boxing OF Papke and Kelly that he
donned the mitts again himself just
TO show few Los Angeles sports now
they used to box a decade ago. IL
was tho FIRST time Corbett had In
dulged since his defeat by Jeffrles.
Ban johnson md Harry PulIiam pull
out OF Frisco for the east after scOr-
ing n failure I'm their effort 10 con-
solidate the e asst outlaws and the
organized league. The promoter OF
the club on which Hal Chase has
been playing says that Hal Will
never come back TO New York now.
President Roosevelt has been present.
ed with one Of the shoes Dan Patch
wore when he paced his Windshield
mile IN 1855. It's safe 20 infer. how.
ever. that tho president knows that
said mile Is only a worlds record q
Dan Patchs particular style and lsn {
applicable in the general sense az all.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-12-22
Burns and Johnson Battle
70 Rounds. fot 10 q finish


SYDNEY. Dec. 22.. 1905
To Tad. New York: Men fight
90 rounds, 24-foot ring; nothing
I'm story OF fake. Jack sure
winner
FITZPATRICK.
The foregoing cablegram Ia Al
answer to one sent yesterday
asking for the distance OF the
big fight. Most all OF the papers
declared yesterday that the fight
was to be TO n finish. but let
ter was printed from Fitzpatrick
saying the battle was TO be 90
rounds. Thinking II might have
been changed since. a cable was
cent to make sure.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-12-22
WADOELL HOPES
CLUB WILL PAY

ST. LOUIS, Mo-. Dec 22.--"Rube"
Waddell is here and may spend the
winter in at. Louis. At Hedges Of
fee today he was quoted ss saying:
Correspondents at Sparta, ILL.,. where
/ have been clerking In the Broadway
hotel magnifed things by reporting
two of my ribs broken. had my
finger hurt, that's all. didn't, even
take a fall"
Waddell's finger was bandaged and
he seemed very lame. He asked for
a $25 check to pay DR.. Mckenzie at
Sparta. s. IaatssS
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-12-22

The old Fair Grounds track I'm st. Louis
is being converted into city park.
pefroif, Washington, New York and
Boston will have new field captains
next season.
Overall couldn't stand the work and
the smells but Brown still sticks TO
his stockyards job I'm Chicago.
Y,ttt.burx'. new ball park will have n
triple decker V-shaped grandstand-
Seating capacity VIII be 2o'ooV.
stcne for Pitcher Frank smith, Of Chi
caso IL another trade Jimmie Nc
Aieer would much like to pull on.
The Engiewood Chicago high school
football team won it's first game in
the west when II beat Butte, IL to 4.
ellie certainly Knocked the haIleIutah
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-12-22
MONTE ATTELL AND
WALSH IN DRAW

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. 22.-Refer-
ee Alvy King called the 15-round con
test between Monte Attell aud Jimmy
Walsh a draw. II was nlp and tuck
for the first six rounds, and Walsh
struck trouble I'm the seventh. While
going through the motiong OF a left
shift he loft himself open and Attell
crossed him neatly on the Jaw. AZ
ter that The tide OF battle ebbed and
flowed. II looked in the twelfth round
as II Attell would he hammered
through the ropes.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-12-22
herman LEAVES TO
ARGUE WITH
GOVERNOR
PROMOTER OF 5UsH.WHAckER
BOXING BOUT HOPES TO PER.
sUApg WARNER TO LIFT LID
LOCAL HOPE scANT.

In hectic effort to persuade Gov.
ernor Warner To permit the Brock
May bout, scheduled at Ecorse for
Tuesday evening, Promoter Harry
Butch" Berman left his Randolph-st.
booze emporium for the Pere Mar
quette station whence he embarked
on an early train for Lansing. Mr..
Berman carried with him a full line
Of argument which tended to show
that the bout between Young Cor
belts late foe and Detroits famed
consumer OF Java and sapps was not
prize fight but only glove contest
fer points and had been arranged on
details strictly In accordance with the
Michigan annotated statutes. copy
OF which Mr.. Berman logged long
with him for the governors edifica-
ton.
With anxiety eloquent on every
countenance the men down to do the
boxing stunts on the evenings pro-
gram, gathered about the long-dis
lance telephone at the Oriental and
hoped for the best.
Brock arrived In Detroit last night
from his home In Cleveland and Is
In fine shape. He has picked up q
new manager since leaving Detroit
and the young man offlciates in this
capacity bitterly bewailed the fact
that the governor had ordered the
sheriff to stop the bouth which have
taken place sporadically round De-
troit OF late
THE trouble seems TO be that they
had been getting along all right with
dub boxers but now that they get a
champion here, it's too much for the
state officials to stand" said he.
Hopeful az was the little band
which awaited the news from Lansing.
general opinion does not credit Mr..
Bermans ability to change the gov
ernors stand, regardless OF the rapid
fire sort OF oratory which everyone
conceded he can cut loose. Also. as
the event did notp romise very
auspiciously from q gate-money stand
point at any stage of the proceedings.
1t was really puzzle why Mr.. Berman
should care TO spend his putative re-
ceirts in Lansing trip. anyhow.
All over town where boxers gather
ed together the changing of the lid was
bemoaned
We'll have TO fight for next 10
nothing over TO Eddie Glassco's club
in Windsor or else go to work was
the unanimous verdict.
A rumor to the effect that the Cana
dian government was about TO apply
the foot and mouth quarantine to box
srs intensified the gloom.
Explanations for the governors sud
den action were diverse. The match
ing OF two no-account Negroes for
bout at Springwells and the alleged
fact that one OF them had fought JEFF
fries while the other claimed draw
with Johnson, making 1t look like
real scrap, was the cause attributed
by some. Others darkly limited to a
meerschaum pipe and suit Of clothes
passing from a Canadian promoter 10
a Detroit newspaper man who then
proceeded to act with michiavellian
cunning. All agreed that the bush
whacking boxing game had gotten too
much publicity for its own good.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-12-22
k|TTREDGE GETS
TIGER STERzER

The Detroit club has sold to the
Wilkes-Barre club OF the New York
State league the services of Pitcher
Sterzer, the left-hander used last
year by Grand Rapids.
Kittredge's club now has on its list
three former Tigers In Pitchers Ster-
ger and Malloy and Outfielder Drake.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-12-22
QUAKERS SEE A
SLUGGING MATCH

PHILADELPHIA. Dec. 22.-Fred
Fred Corbett, the italian lightweight,
defeated Joe Sieger. of Denver. in the
windup at the West End A. c. last
night. The bout was a hard and rough
encounter from start 20 finish. the
men just standing up to each other
and smuggling as hard az they could
Tor the entire six rounds.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-12-22
Ronnles We. llaht ouards.

The Bonnies indoor baseball team
will play the Light Guard team at the
armory tonight. The following play
ers please report at the armory at
1880 p. m: f. Flemming. j. Reeber.
b. Huetteman, Merrill, Herman, Is.
Flemming. Keenan,. Walsh, Werner,
Kree, b. STANDBY and f. STANDBY.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-12-22
.FERRETTI ROAsTS
JEFF AS REFEREE

CHICAGO. Dec. 22.-Hugo Kelly,
Chlcago's star mlddleweight pugilist,
accompanied by his manager, Silvie
Ferretti, returned from the coast last
night where the italian recently
fought a 20.round draw with Billy
Papke. Kelly looks in fine fettle and
said he feels the way he looks. Short.
" after his arrival here he went to
Antioch, ILL.,, where he intends TO
spend few days.
"Jeffries certainly made an awful
bum guess when he called the fight
draw instead OF giving tie decision
to Kelly" said Ferretti.
Susie N. Brood Mare Now.
L. V. Hardness has bought Susie
n. 200 IA, and the daughter of Moko
is 70 become brood mare at Walnu.
Hall farm.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-12-22
BY TAD.

NEW YORK. Dec. 22.-Tommy
Burns. the Canadian heavyweight who
is 10 meet Jack Johnson in Australia
next Saturday morning for the
heavyweight championship of the
world, IN the greatest freak we have
ever had In the pugilistic line.
IMAGINE, If YOU CAN, A HEAVY.
WEIGHT HALF AN INCH SHORTER
THAN BATTLING NELSON Would
you believe IL? Well. that is a fact.
and. TO go one further. Terry Mcgov
crn is only three inches shorter than
Burns. The Canadian stands feet z
inches, Nelson Is feet Z 1-2 inches,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-12-22
American League Openings

The tip Is Gus that the American
league clubs will open In this way
next spring: Cleveland at st. Louis,
Chicago at Detroit, New York at
Washington, and Boston at Phlladel-
phia, the Red sox being the first to
appear at the Athletics grand now
park.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-12-22
ATHLETIC
ROMANCEs
MOSTLY DREAMS.

a half o. his
condito will
arr y he Jean bbsy ad herents
out OF WI the
timean
moral
better than
he a
before he copped the championship why.
similarly order Did Tom
how'd
indian allowed
o event?
This romsncins athletes fine
but alas! Facts and
in the
be a abe Msrquar
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-12-22
SPEAKING or
BASEBALL
FANATICS!

4
|
] !
Of baseball
Is
illustrative OF the
mems sentiments ana enthusiasm During the past season he was
the the baseball
with
6-the date OF
that
IN tho small or the morning the day watch was routed out 70 "
the neate the dock light appeared and signal wa.
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Samson" novelization of
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