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The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-01-21
DEALS IN REALTY

Real estate transfers have been
filed in the Office Of the county, clerk
and recorder during the past week as
follows:
.. Kinnick to John Johnson lots II
and 10, block 50, Park City. $50.
Austin North to Ollie p. Floyd, lots
3 and 4. block go. Billings. 81.
Austin North to Louie A. Faucher,
lots 9 and 10. block go Billings. 81.
Suburban Homes company to Bur
ton g. Lillis. lots 3s, 80 and 40, block
s, Suburban subdivision. Billings. 81.
Yellowstone county to Cyril Pauwe-
lyn, lots is and 10, block 1875. Billings.
34s.4s.
Ida L. Camp to N. D. Young. lots
IL ~, Is, 16, II, Is, 10 and 20. block
5, East Laurel. 81.
First national bank to Sarah Burns,
various lands. =.
Sarah A. poland to George A. Davis,
southwest quarter OF the southeast
quarter Of section 26. township 3
north. range % east. 81.
Cora L. Ramsey to David Fratt. lots
% and "a, block 2os. Billings. 81.
Laurel Realty company to ". r.
Westbrook,, lot 6, block 10. Laurel
Realty company subdivision, Lau-
rel. 81.
North Real Estate Loan & Title
company to Mary and Joe Rothschil-
Ter, lots 20 to ~ inclusive, block III,
Billings. $40.
Frank Lockwood to Agnes Altman,
lot 10 and north half Of lot 20, block
n, Billings. $4,000.
David L. Enos to Hattie North, lot
Is. block 80. Billings. SO.
Suburban Homes company to
George L. Ladbury, east half Of lot 33
and lot "a. block II, Suburban sub-di-
vision north, Billings. 81.
Billings Loan & Trust company to
Daniel r. jackson, lots / and 8, block
II, Southwest addition, Billings. 81.
Martin Olson to G. M. Porter and w.
x. Moore, lots II and IS, block 4.
Youngs Second sub division. Lau-
rel. 81.
Laurel Realty Company to w. r.
westbrook, lots 16. ~ and IS, block 3.
East Laurel. 81.
North Town Land company to BILL
ings Mutual Heating company, lots 1
to 1, block 4S, Fosters addition. 81.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-01-21

,livered by Mayor Foster and the OTTER
local speakers include "A. q. Logan. ].
D. o,Donnell and Dr.. w. x. sudduth.
One session Of the meeting will besde-
voted to a demonstration Of domestic
science, to be given under the direc.
ton Of the Woman's club.
Fruit growers. dairymen and farm
ers from all over the state are expect.
ed to attend the meeting, as well az
instructors in the various departments
Of the state agricultural college at
Bozeman. The Woman's club Is max.
ing preparations for the entertainment
Of the ladies who will be IN the city
during the meeting. "A tour Of inspec.
ton Of the city and surrounding coun.
try has been arranged for a after.
noon.
The Program.
Following is the program which has
been arranged for the four days ses.
sions:
Wednesday, Feb. g., morning SEES
sion-Music; address OF welcome.
Mayor Fred H. Foster; response, Hon,
R. B. Smith, president Horticultural
society; address, Greeting" A. g.
Logan; response, John Oliver, presi'
dent Dairymens' association; annual
address Of president Of Horticultural
society, Hon. R. B. Smith; paper,
Horticulture From a Business, Stand
point M. J. Erfert. Missoula.
Afternoon session-Music; address.
Hon. Fred Whiteside, Kalispell; ad-
dress, Orchard Management Q. M.
Allen, Lolo; music; address, Three
Apple Diseases" Prof. Dean B. Swim.
gle.
Evening session-In charge Of Won.
ans club Of Billings; domestic sci.
ence demonstrations, Miss Lucille
Brewer.
Thursday, Feb. %, morning session
Address, Nursery Inspection Prof
r. IA. Cooley, Bohemian; address
Pruning" D. a. Dallman, Missoula;
address, Dr.. w. x. sudduth, Billings
Afternoon misunderstanding in
and about Billings.
Evening session-Annual banquet d
Horticultural society.
Friday, Feb. %, morning session
Address, w. M. Woodbridge, Hinsdale;
address, ''The Hundred Dollar Cow
r. s. Cooley, Bozeman; address
Sugar Beets," T.. D. o'Donnell, Bill
ings.
Afternoon session-Music;; address
'.The Babcock Test" PROF. W. J. III
lott, Bozeman; music; address, DRY
Land Farming" Dr.. Campbell.
Evening s-ession-Music; address
President James Hamilton, Bozeman:
music; lecture, "Beautifying th,
Home" Prof. r. w. Fisher, Bozeman
Saturday. Feb. %, morning session
music; lecture. Lewis and Clark
Prof. NJ. j. Elrod, Missoula; lecture
mechanical Mixers" Prof. w. J. 81
liott; lecture, F. .. Linfleld; lecture
Pasture Management" Prof. A. Atkin
son, Bohemian.
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RECEIVES NEW MAP.

Through the courtesy of Senator Jo-
seph NJ. Dixon. the county Clerk and
recorders once is in receipt Of . copy
OF q map Of Montana which was re-
Gently prepared for the general land
ONCE. Although there are small plats
Of the cities Of Helena, Butte. Great
Falls and Missoula. the absence 81 .
Mat Of BILLINGS u noticeable.
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WAS SHY FOUR BITS
]. BUT GOT LICENSE
PROSPECTIVE GROOM Asks FOR
CREDIT ON WEDDING PERMIT.

Rather than disappoint two ardent
lovers who were about to plunge into
the matrimonial bath but were shy
soc Of the usual fee Of g to get !
permit to do 80. the clerk Of the dis
trict court extended credit for that
amount to an applicant for 4 marriage
license yesterday, sending him on his
way. rejoicing In search of . justice
Of the peace IA, tie the pgsptial knot
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From Sundays Daily.
Mrs. Harry Aleshire Of Huntley Is
visiting Billings friends.
Or. L. d. Falls. q physician Of Red
Lodge, Is q Billings visitor. ID
i. M. Hatch OF the United States
reclamation service. 10 in the city from
Cody. #s
Miss Grace Lansing Of Bozeman is
visiting her sister, Mrs. M. Mcintyre,
this week.
G. D. Howe OF the u. s. reclamation
service is In the city over Sunday
from Huntley.
W. A. Talmage, q hardware man OF
Red Lodge. 10 spending Sunday In
Billings with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Reilly have re.
turned from q two-weeks' sojourn at
Hunters Hot Springs.
Major 8. g.. Reynolds, Indian agent
for the Grow Indiana, was In Billings
yesterday from Crow Agency.
Guy etspleton stopped over between
trains In Billings yesterday, enroute
from New York TO his homssin Butte.
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TWELVE men
SAY GUILTY
VERDICT OF JURY in De WITT
MURPHY LARCENY CASE.
CONSIDER his YOUTH
Jurors Ask II Youthful Defendant Can
De Sent TO Reformatory, and Addl-
tlonal instructions Are penled-Dls-
erepaneles in Testimony.

age, and J. +. Murphy, his alleged
partner In crime, who is old enough
to be his father, were each found
guilty OF grand larceny in the district
court yesterday. and the jury which
had been trying their case fixed the
punishment in Murphy's case at is
months in the state penitentiary and
in De Wits case at one year. The
jurors were out about three hours.
It Is believed that De Wits youth
Is what kept the jury from arriving at
a verdict soon after retiring, as they
asked for additional instruction re.
garding sending the younger Of the
two men to the reform school. Judge
Fox declined to give additional instruc.
tons, saying that the ones he had
given covered the case.
The two men were charged with
robbing r. W. ormsby, who has q
civil suit pending in the district court,
Of between $40 and $50 early on the
morning Of December "a, while the lat.
ter was in drunken stupor in the
Globe saloon.
EyeWltnesses Of Affair. 81
The jurors were selected Saturday
night after the Grove assault case had
gone to the jury. and yesterday morn
ing Jack Mccarthy and Frank Nye,
who It is alleged were eyewitnesses
Of the robbery, testified to seeing both
De Witt and Murphy 60 through orms.
by's pockets and soon after an ON
Ger entered and took q $40 bill out
Of Murphy's hands. Oficer Bake
testified to arresting the two men and
finding the bill in Murphy's hands
when he arrested him. The deposi.
ton Of r. w. Ormsby. the man who
was robbed. was read to the jury. after
which the state rested It's case.
The defense introduced as a witness
William Ramsey, bartender at the
Globe saloon, who found Ormsby's
pocketbook in the back Of the
saloon soon after the roppery, and
sought to show by his testimony that
Ormsby dropped his wallet in the back
room Of the saloon. Raymond Burr,
who was the stenographer at the pre-
liminary hearing, testified as % the &C
curacy Of his notes when an attempt
was made to show discrepancies in the
testimony Of two witnesses FOR the
state In an effort to impeach their tes-
timony. and finally the defendants
took the stand. De Witt denied the
testimony Of the two witnesses for the
state regarding his going through
ormsby's pockets, and denied that he
had seen Murphy before his arrest.
Murphy told substantially the same
story as De Witt regarding events pre-
ceding their arrest. and saio that he
found the $40 bill on the floor Of the
saloon as he was stopping to pick up
cigarette papse.
Names Of Jurors.
County Attorney Wilson and Deputy
Charles Taylor conducted the case
and argument for the prosecution.
while Attorney ]. H. Johnston rep
resented the defendants.
The jurors trying the case were W.
C. Jacobs, e. NJ. Hungerford, G. B.
Falkner, Fred II. Awe, r. A. Rib. Ar
thur sansome. A. L. Graham. John r.
Conway, charles c. sanderson. B. b.
white. D. e. wolfson and Romeo La
vigne.
Latest styles In Job printing at The
Gazette odlce.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-01-21
ASKS TO SELL STOCK.
Trustee 81 Bankrupt Estate Files u
pA$l$inn4 %8

y TuS1ee 81 6ankFuPI E3E1Ie Files q
Petition.
Joseph Ryan, trustee Of the estate
Of Walter Church, who has petitioned
to be declared a bankrupt, hled a petit
ton with Referee In Bankruptcy Firth
yesterday asking to be allowed 10 sell
the stock and fixtures Of the Walter
Church store at Livingston, which il !
part Of the assets Of the bankrupt.
Hearing on the petition was set Tor
January 80.
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FROM fR0MBER|G

NSMHMN&@ MUNME$88A
Fromberg, JaS. 2o.-Mr. and MIRA
Jack Conley left Coalville for Billings
Tuesday.
Miss Madge johnson has been quite
i'll this past week.
Dick Richards, travelling salesman
for the Armour Packing company. was
in Fromberg Wednesday.
VIM. scanlon, representative of the
Ryan & Newton company Of Billings.
paid Fromberg his usual visit We'd
nesday.
James Riley has returned to From
berg from Washington, where he has
been the past four years.
Chas. osborne is going to farm the
Tony Garcia ranch or Sage creek. the
coming summer.
Mrs. George Killorn returned from
Red Lodge on Monday. Z
Mrs. Jack Tuggles returned from
Belfry, where she has been visiting
her sister, Mrs. John Higham.
Miss Montgomery went to Bridger
Wednesday on q shopping tour.
WIN Cowan Of Paradise Vale y was
shopping In Fromberg Wednesday. "
Fred Harrison, cigar manufacturer
OF Billings. was here Wednesday.
Looking up trade.
Mrs. Frank Weber entertained the
Christian Workers Thnrsday after
noon.
Thomas Gibson, president of the
Miners union Of the state Of No ntana.
came to Coalville to look into the r.
cent trouble.
Miss Olive Godfrey Of Bridgsr va
visiting friends n Fromberg Saturday.
Cal. Smith Of the east side was ~
ting with 81 Prewett Saturday.
Mrs. Tony Bastell has recovered
from her serious sickness.
Mrs. A. r. Boyer Of Bridger stopped
a short time in Fromberg on her way
to Billings Friday.
Rev. o. 8. shanklin was over from
Joliet Friday.
The Royal Highlanders gave ! very
enjoyable dance in the I. o. o. i. han
in Fromberg Friday.
DR.. Frank Swallow, our new bank
er, and Ed. Moran and son, willie,
went to Bridger Friday.
George Harrison Of Anacond = was
visiting friends through the valley and
looking for a place to make q home,
last week.
Mrs. Chas. B~uzzetti has about re-
covered from the grip.
The new school house Is being
painted on the inside.
Ed. Lester has his large ice house
all ready for the ice harvest.
Tracy Mccall is harvesting Ice.
S. N. Dill Is now back at his ham
mel and anvil.
J. p. Crane. the tailor, Is again with
us, taking orders and repairing old
clothes. 81
Mr.. ana Mrs. Clander 81 Paradise
Valley were buying supplies ~ From
berg Saturday.
Walter Adams has taken = much
needed rest and will make = visit
with his old home folks In the Sast.
A very pretty surprise party VA
given at the VIM. schalls ranch s.
honor OF Ralph simpson's birthday. a
JULY crowd Of young folks made lots
OF merriment. sHAf# sSS
81 Prewett has added nswsi furnt
ture sign to his store.
Nj. and Mrs. Arthur T1nslsy. III
their little son. were vtdtinaa 49,
Tinsley's brother. Johnnie H. -
wife.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-01-21
REAL NAMES SUPPRESSED IN RED
LIGHT RAID SUNDAY.
MEN WERE RELEASED
But the Women Paid Fines for Mis-
behavior Manning ID UP Again on
!. Disturbances Charge, Which Means
THAT He Beat His wife.

port comes over the races OF all CG0
Billings police officers whenever they
are asked the details Of the arrest At
~. q. Stewart, Mrs. Stewart, May o.
Ter and John Doe" who were taken ur
early Sunday morning, the women on
charges Of frequenting houses OF i'll
fame, the men on technical charges
Of disturbance.
That their proper names do not ap-
pear on the register is certain enough.
but who they X the police refuse to
divulge. II 10 known that one Of the
men works in q local saloon and tina!
the other is prominent in business
circles.
The bunch Of four was arrested after
Ia night Of revelry which included a
visit to nearly every place in the red
light district and the consumption Of a
good deal Of "wine." Mrs. Stewart"
Is not "Mr. Stewards" wife, nor Is
there any legal bond between John
Doe and the young woman with whom
he was arrested and for whom he put
up bonds.
Plenty Of Ball.
Bail totaling $10e was required for
the four when they were taken in by
Officers Lavelle and Bake, and that
there was no difficulty in furnishing
eG8EFtNN#l 8BL wv .H. A8
1t Is evidenced by the fact that neither
the men nor the women spent any
time in the jail.
When arraigned before Justice Mann
yesterday morning the two women are
said to have been given a good, father
ly lecture by the court, a lecture which
was given more point by the imposi'
ton Of IS fines on each Of the defend.
ants. What became OF the men in the
case Is not revealed, save that after
their names appear the entry dds.
charged"
For the second time M. Manning
faced Judge Mann on a charge OF
wife-beating. It was only about two
weeks ago that Manning was given 10
days for attacking his wife because
she refused him money with which to
get drunk, and Manning had not been
out Of jail moreathan three Or four
days when he again beat his wife on
the same ~provocation.
An Expansionlst.
I'm a believer In expansion IN
cases Of this Sort" remarked Judge
Mann. "and the former Today sentence
is therefore expanded to Is days IN
this case. No, there's no fine; you'll
have to work It out. Wife-beatine
doesn't appeal to me % q rational
amusement"
A difference Of opinion which is said
80 have resulted In the drawing of q
razor by SAINT Talo and the 9 OF 9
club by M. 4. McGann Sunday night
eventually led to the arrest Of bott
men, who were hned SO apiece fol
creating q disturbance. Double thii
fine was assessed against Adam Ben
der, q workingman, who %terroriSed
dance hall the other night and who
had resisted q policeman who attempt
ed to arrest him.
Neither p. B. Kelly nor L. Cabe art
new to the scents and sounds and
l eacA%n ~ %ha hnafo1rp lrnnwn no I'M
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-01-21
COFFEE

The dealing is simple.
Il you don't like Schil-
lings Best, it costs you
nothing.
Yess srseer returns yssr money il yss Aoa'y
uhs il: ~ pay hin.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-01-21

The very latest designs - ladies
engraved calling cards and embossed
note paper and envelopes at The Ga-
zette ONCE. g MI
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-01-21
REVOLUTION is ENDED.
Government Forces In HaytI Capture
Towns Held by Rebels.

Towns Held by Rebels.
Port au Prince. Jan. 2o.-Govern-
ment forces attacked the town Of st.
Marc, which was held by the revolu-
tionists. The revolutionists surren-
rendered after q slight resistance.
The government then marched toward
Goniav, which was completely sur
rounded. The government considers
the revolution practically ended.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-01-21

Latest styles in Job printing at Tho
Gazette once.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-01-21

From Saturdays Daily.
Mrs. b. Reardon OF Joliet is visiting
Billings friends this week.
B. G. Lillis left yesterday for Lau-
rel on a short business visit.
B. Blum, a surveyor Of Laurel, was
in the city yesterday on business.
H. Sailor, a young business man Of
Absarokee, Is visiting friends here.
Bob Nix has returned from q short
visit to his ranch on the Big Horn.
A. H. Davis, q jeweler Of Red Lodge,
was q business visitor in Billings yes
5te,day.
3. G. Sampson left yesterday morn
ing for a short visit to his ranch near
IHuntley. 5
j. u. Fraser, a merchant Of Colum-
bus, was a business visitor in Billings
yesterday.
Harry F. Scott, a business man Of
Custer, was in Billings yesterday ac-
companied by Mrs. Scott.
Dr.. b. T. Lutz, a physician of Red
Lodge. is In the! city calling on Nom
bers OF the fraternity here.
L. w. Barnes OF Anaconda Is In
charge Of Hayhurst's cloak and suit
house during Mr.. Hayhurst's absence
in the east.
Misses Dora Reynolds and Jospehine
Waterman, teachers In the Columbus
public schools, are visiting friends
here this week.
R. 3. Taft, travelling engineer Of
the Northern Pacific. with headQuar-
ters in st. Paul, Is In the city paying
the local officials q visit.
Tom Smith, q well known and pop
ular travelling mar who makes his
headquarters in this city. has 70.
turned from his vacation, which was
spent in Chicago.
Rev. Father vermaat, rector OF the
St. Agnes church Of Red Lodge, stop
ped over in Billings yesterday while
enroute to his home in Red Lodge
from q trip to Lewistown.
Nj. and Mrs. Willard Lowell and
children are expected to arrive in
Billings this morning from their ranch
near Kahn, Wyo. Mr.. Lowell Is . prom.
inent stockman Of northern Wyoming
Miss Marian Little Of st. Paul ~
rived In Billings yesterday morning,
on delayed No. 1, and will spend the
rest Of the winter as the guest II
Mrs. e. B. Camp Of North Twenty.
eighth street.
Dr.. Park Holland. father OF Park
Holland, who died at the hospital
Thursday morning, is expected to ar.
rive in Billings today, at which time
arrangements for the funeral Of his
son will be made.
G. s.. Marvin, cashier Of the First
National bank Of Laurel and L. v
Jenkins, an employe of the Westbrook
Mercantile company. were in Billings
last night attending the attraction at
the Babcock theater.
G. w. Ling, a Burlington conductor
who formerly run into this city, has
returned from Creston, To-, where he
was trainmaster on the Burlington,
and resumed his old run out Of here.
MI. Ling will move his family to Bill.
lfngs soon.
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LOCAL AND PERSONAL

@ITG6NNE
Frank Worthlngton, who runs 4 col
lection agency Fl this city, left yester-
day Tor Worland, Wyo, on . business
trip. Ss
Miss Helen O'Meara Of Aurora, ILL.,,
10 visiting her brotherin-law. Leo
Goodwin, cashier OF the First Nahonal
bank. #*
Charles 8. Hartman. q prominent
attorney OF Bozeman, and formerly
q member Of congress, Is In the city
on legal business
Miss Florence Rule, a popular young
lady, Of Sheridan. is visiting Mrs. G.
B. Taylor at her home on North
Thirty-1rst street.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Murray OF 81
lesia are visiting friends in Billings.
MI. Murray IL postmaster and a bust
ness man Of Silesia.
G. g. Anderson, superintendent Of
the Northwestern Improvement COM
pany,s mines at Red Lodge, was id
Billings yesterday D business.
Julius Lehrkind, proprietor OF the
Bozeman brewery, Is in the city with
his nephew, Pau Lehrk1nd, proprietor
of the Silesia brewery, which was re-
Gently burned.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard T., Lowell Of
Watson, Wyo., r in the city visiting
friends and doing some shopping. Mr..
Lowell Is a prominent stockman Of
northern Wyoming.
Capt. 3. g. Pease, general agent Of
the Inter-Mountain Mutual Life Insur.
ance company, expects to leave this
morning on a weeks business trip to
Bozeman, in the interest Of the COM
pany.
i. D. O'Donnell returned yesterday
morning from Helena, where he at
tended the woolgrowers' meeting.
Among the other Billings men who at
TENDED the convention we're r. e.
Shepherd, Ed Fraser, g. NJ. BAR, F.
w. Klippell and j. z. Spurlipg.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-04-15

ALL SORTS

While w. b. Shipley Of Philadel-
phia, referee in the great interna-
tional cable chess match between
American and British universities,
has not formally rendered his deci-
sion. It Is unofIicially declared that
the contest played March 81 is a
draw, each side having made three
points. This makes the match a
draw. and the Rice trophy remains in
England. Three matches have been
won by England, and America has
won one match ana drawn four.
:: IN
Fire destroyed barn on the Elm
dOrf farm at Lexington, Ky, April
3rd. and thirty-three mares and elev-
en- colts, all thoroughbreds, We're lost
in the flames.
a. u u
They have some fast ball games on
the Coast, too. Lately the Stocktons
defeated the Alamedas in Il thinning
game by score of 3 to /.
% .. q
San Francisco's yacht racing com
mences on the 25th inst, and the
yachts are nearly all now in COM
mission.
.: .: I.
The story goes that young Phil
adelpnia millionaire is matched to
fight philadelphia" Jack O'Brien.
.: - 8:
The Al Kaufman and Jim Flynn
contest is the next event of note in
the squared circle.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-04-15
LOCAL
[AHAINA BASEBALL

News has been received that one
of the best games of baseball so far
ever played at Lahaina came off there
on the afternoon of the 18th inst.
The competitors were teams from the
Young Star and the Kona Boys clubs
and the game resulted in. victory
for the Kona Boys by the profession
al score of to 2. An immense
crowd witnessed the game, which
was of interest throughout, the run.
getting being confined to single tai
lies only in the innings obtained and
the teams were tied in the ninth. In
the eleventh the Kona Boys got the
winning one and became victors. Fol-
lowing were the teams, with sum-
mary of the game:
Young Stars-Stebhen Barrow, C;
Jos. Nailau, p; Sam Kaaloahi, 1b;
Victor Palakiko, Oh; John Nakele-
awe, 3b; Adam Kealakai, IS; Antoine
Grace, If; Asiu, CT; VIM. Akiona, RI.
Wallace Naope, C; Robert
Kuhaupio, p David Joe, lib; Victor
Kinolua, Oh; Jos. Kukahi, 3b; Moses
Kawaha. S. Antoine Kehele, If; Eb-
en- Paauhau, CT; Robert Nuuhiwa, RI.
Score by innings:
1886 67S91O11
Kona ...OOOO10 0 1-3
Y. S. .....OO10OO OO1 0 %
Home run: Moses Kawaha. Two
base hits: Victor Palakiko, Kaiama,
Kuhaupio, Naope. Three-base hits:
Antoine Kehele, Moses Kawaha.
Struck out: by Robert Kuhaupio, 10:
Jos. Nailau, 8. Passed balls: Wal
lace Naope. 3; Stephen Barrow, 4.
Bases on balls: off Robert Kuhaupio,
); Jos. Nailau, 8. Double play: VIC
tor Palakiliu-Antone Grace.
Time of game: 1 hour 80 minutes
Empires: Chas Naope and Chas
! Minor.
Scorers: Solomon Kaia and " RI
| liam Isaac.