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Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-12-11
WEST END NINE
WORKING HUGE
BODY OF ORE

grade In few days stopping will be
started to connect with the inter
mediate drift.
In the intermediate drift they
have two machines working taking
out the shipping ore. The ledge here
still retains its richness and is about
four feet in width.
On the bottom level they are stop
ing in the No. raise, where they
have cut into big ledge which APP
pears to be getting richer as they
proceed. A drift has been started at
point twenty-five feet east of the
shaft that will cut the big ledge after
traversing fifty feet and then stopping
will be commenced.
The mine has never looked better
during it's history and at the present
time has a number of huge ore bodies
blocked out for future work. The
company is also doing a little de-
velopment work. 1t is expected thai
they will soon sink another hundred
feet and from that level drift unit
the big ledge is encountered anC
then work up to the 400-foot level.
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THE FIREMEN
NOMINATE new
OFFICIAL STAFF

At the regular meeting last even
ing of the Tonopah volunteer fire de-
partment nominations for offices for
the ensuing term was held and the
following placed in nomination:
For president-N. L. Schade.
For vice president-Poke Kelly
and w. L. Moore.
Recording secretary-John R.
Schmidt.
Financial secretary-W. L. Moore,
John O'Connell and Scott Mullen.
Treasurer O'Connell and
NJ. S. Evans.
Trustees five to be elected) w.
w. Charles, James Hayward, L. C..
Branson, Trilby Collins, James Nc
Quillan and Richard Klepper.
Chief engineer-George B. Swasey.
Physician-Dr. C. L. Hammond.
Chaplin-K. ]. Booth, Merton S.
Evans, Charles Coble, ]. R. Schmidt
and Gabe Gregovich.
Board of gymnasium control
(three to be elected)-Ed Malley
Poke Kelly, R. B. Gribble, James
Hayward. Letson Ballet and w. X
Wise.
Captain of hose No. 1.-E. Paris
Captain of hose cart No. 2.-Johr
O'Connell
Captain of hose cart No. 3.-Pokt
Kelly, Scott Mullen and E. G. os
borne.
Captain of hose cart No. 4.-Clen
Hartell and Bill Ellis.
Captain of hook and ladder com
pany-Clarence Mayes and Jane
Hayward.
The election of the officers will b.
held on the evening of December "a
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PRESBYTERIAN
LADIES' BAZAAR
Held TONIGHT

The Ladies Aid society of the
Presbyterian church will give a ba-
zaar tonight in the Nevada theater
building, the proceeds to be used in
church work. The ladies have been
making extensive preparations for
the affair for many weeks, and it
promises to be most enjoyable af-
fair and at the same time affording
its patrons chance to purchase
many holiday articles for home use
at low prices and for a good cause.
At the opening of the bazaar there
will be short program, as follows:
Song" Arleen Dolzell and Holgy
Wigle."
Solo-Beatrice Parker.
Monologue-Miss Phillip.
Solo-Marjory Macy.
Song Edna Shield, Marjorie
Macy, Lavina Shield and Rita Nc
Donald
Farce-"A Mans Idea of Wo
mems Club" by Miss Robbins.
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COOPERATIVE
Store FOR The
GOLDFIELD Miners

George Wingfield and wife, accom-
panied by Mrs. Charles Sadleir, ar
rived in Tonopah yesterday from
Reno. They were on their way to
Goldfield. They will spend about a
week in the southern city, where Mr..
Wingfeld has business matters re-
quiring his attnetion. He spent only
few minutes here and had nothing
to give out regarding the plans of the
Consolidated.
Il have no special explanation to
give of the rise in Consolidated" said
Wingfield THE property has reach
ed such stage of development that
but little attention is given to the
market quotations of the security.
The work of getting the plant in
readiness for operation is progress
ing rapidly and l see no reason why
everything should not be running on
schedule time"
. In regard to the report that the
Consolidated was to open company
stores at Goldfield, Wingfield stated
that he knew nothing of such plan
and would not confirm the report be-
yond stating that employees of the
mines were arranging to open store
on cooperative profit sharing plan
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]. F. Haley, state bullion and tax
collector, w. NJ. Gotwaldt, of the
Goldfield News, and a Bonanza repre-
sentative, under the guidance of
Foreman Robert Christian, were
taken through the workings of the
West End mine yesterday and shown
the big bodies of ore being mined.
This is Mr.. Haley's first visit to one
of the Tonopah mines and he ex-
pressed himself as being greatly
astonished at the bodies of ore dis
closed.
In the drift on the first level the
ore is rapidly becoming oxidized in
character and the values are in
creasing. When this body of ore was
| first encountered the values averaged
about $40 ton, but now it will re-
turn $50 ton. At the point now
reached they are running along with
the ledge and have not as yet en-
countered the foot or hanging wall.
The ledge has been opened up for a
distance of 1877 feet and of this the
last thirty feet is of good milling
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CHECK CASE IN
COURT THURSDAY

The case of the Robert Johnson
and Rand Shoe company VS.. H. A.
McKim was tried in the district court
yesterday and given to the jury
shortly after o'clock. The case in
wolves two checks of the State Bank
and Trust company for $153 and
$4,000, which the defendant states
the company agreed to take after be-
ing notified Of the closing of that
bank.
Mcintosh and Cooke represented
the plaintiff and James F. Dennis
represented the defendant.
The jury after being out an hour
brought in verdict on two counts
The first count awarded $153 to the
defendant and the second awarded
4 $4,000 to the plaintiffs.
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JIMMIE HALEY
BOOSTED AT The
WRONG MOMENT

]. F. Haley, state bullion and tax
collector, arrived from Reno yester-
day and was kept busy the entire
day greeting old friends and making
new ones. One of Jimmie's strong
points is Reno, and it is impossible
for him to keep from alluding to that
city no matter what the subject of
the conversation may be. All of his
historical data dates from the build
ing of the big bridge over the True
kee in that city and he has written
several poems on the beautiful
scenery along the banks of the True
kee. 1t is his intention to publish
these gems in a booklet form which
he will present to hts friends, Poor
friendsl
Yesterday afternoon, at the Ne
vada Club, Jimmie was explaining
the benefits of residing in Reno, and
after finishing a lengthy description
of the beauties of that city he re-
lapsed into silent meditation while
one of the party was discussing the
advantages of residing in Tonopah
A member of the party, noticing
Jimmie's unusual quietness, and
thinking that he was tired from his
long journey from the north, said:
U.S.
Where are you registered, Jim.
mie'' (referring to the hotel)?
Reno" came the startling re
Spouse from. the tax collector, ant
when the laugh was over it cos
James just $1.15 for boosting Rene
at the wrong time.
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AL FLOURNOY TO OPEN
BUTLER THEATER TONIGHT

Under the name of the Flournoy
theater, AL Flournoy, the comedian,
will reopen the old Butler theater to-
night. presenting good show at the
popular price of rs cents. Vaudeville
sketches, moving pictures. and short
farce comedies will be features at
the Flournoy, and the show will be
continuous. Mr.. Flournoy will take
part in the evenings entertainment
he being a working manager. The
show deserves the patronage of the
public, as the new manager will at
tend to his business and give the pub
lie the very best to be had. Take in
the opening show this evening.
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|. G. LEWIS GOES
TO GOLDFIELD

Irving G. Lewis, who was in charge
of most of the publicity work for the
Democratic state central committee
during the late campaign in Nevada,
in all probability will secure posi-
ton with one of the Goldfield daily
newspapers and will begin his work
early the coming year. Lewis is no
longer connected with the state CEN
trail committee, all correspondence
and publicity work now being in
charge of the secretary, A. B. Gray.
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ASSEMBLY DANCE
OCCURS TONIGHT

This is the night for one of the
series of Assembly dances, and the
affair promises to be well patronized.
The Assembly dances have made a
name for themselves in Tonopah, and
those who are fortunate enough to
hold invitations to these affairs sell
dom miss one of them. The dance OF
tonight will prove no exception to the
general rule.
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ATTENTION EAGLEs.

Tonopah Aerie No. 271, Fraternal
Order of Eagles, meets tonight at
Butler hall at $3.50 o'clock Visiting
brothers cordially invited.
ALEX A. DEWAR, w. P.
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PALACE HOTEL.

r. B. Kidd wishes to thank his
many customers for their past pat
ronage and hopes to receive their flu
ture business at his assay Office, two
doors south of the Palace hotel, Main
street. He has installed a complete
power plant and is prepared to do
quick and accurate assaying of all
kinds. 12-5-2w.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

The Nevada Exploitation Company, a
corporation, Plaintiff, VS.. Bullfrog
Gold Bar Mining Company, a corpor-
alton, Defendant.
By virtue of an execution issued out
of the District Court of the First Ju-
dicial District of the State OF Nevada,
in and for Esmeralda County, wherein
the Nevada Exploitation Company a
corporation, plaintiff, and Bulifrog
Gold Bar Mining Company, a corpora
ton, defendant, upon a judgment rem
dered the twenty-first day of Novem-
ber A. D. 1905. for the sum of Thirty
nine Thousand. One Hundred and
Fifty Eight and $500 ($39,15S.S5)
Dollars. United States gold coin, be-
sides costs and interest, have this day
and interest of said defendant, Bull
frog Gold Bar Mining Company, cor
poration, of, in and to the following
described real estate, to-wit:
The Gold Bar No. l." Gold Bar No.
p" Gold Bar No. g." Cold Bar No. A."
tuscaloosa" (survey No. 2321), Gold
Bar Wedge" (survey 2416), lode min
Mining District, Nye County, State OF
Nevada; together with all buildings
plants, mills, electric lights and power
line, water right, bitches, fumes, pipe
lines, improvements, appurtenances
situated thereon or thereto belonging
or used therefor or in connection
Herewith.
Public notice is hereby given that !
cember, A. .. 1908, at $3.50 o'clock P
M. of said day, in front of the Court
House door of the County of Nye, sell
at publicFauetion, for United States
gold coin, all the right title, claim and
interest of said defendant, Bullfroe
Gold Bar. Mining Company, corpora
| ton, of, in and to the above described
| property, or so much thereof as may
be necessary to raise sufficient money
| to satisfy said judgment, with Interest
and costs. ETC., to the highest and best
bidder
j. J. OWENS.
Sheriff of Nye County.
BY Vail Pittman, Deputy.
| Dated Nov. rs, 1908.
11-27; 12-4-11-1S--D
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Greet the morning sun in the
breakfast room of the Mizpah grill
12-10-tf.
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The Mizpah grill; cuisine and serv-
ice unexcelled 12-2-tf
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HOTEL ARRIVALS
MIzPAH HOTEL.

G. w. Trau, Ocean Park, Califor-
mia; n. J. Barden, Carlisle, Pennsyl-
vania; ]. A. Bryan, Salt Lake City;
James B. Dermody, Arson ]. McMul-
len, M. Carey, Joseph Michael and
wife, Goldfield; w. T. Virgin, Gold
field; Robert Husband, San Fran
cisco; N. E. Otterson, Goldfeld; t.
B. Bassett, Belmont; j. G. Oliver
city; J. r. Seiner. Manhattan.
PALACE HOTEL.
Cy Johnson, Manhattan; N. E
Blair, Sacramento; c. j. Hammes
Sacramento; C. A. Smith, Liberty;
Ed G. Mcdonald, Manhattan.
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MISCELLANEOUS

FOR SALE-Furnished four-room
house. Price $125. Address $40
Florence avenue. 12-10-6t.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-12-11

FOR SALE-One new two horse
power Wagner 60-cycle, single
phase, electric motor. Address g
Bonanza office tt
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-12-11

We do ruling and binding.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENT

Admission. 26c. sunday Mat. B z. NJ
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-04-01

Charlotte Pege, the little dauSh- ter of Mir. and Mrs !. J. Pegg, is sick with measles, her sister, Josephine, having only recently recovered from the same malady.
 James Chambers. son of Mir. and Mrs. Carl Chambers, is improving. He is quite sick with diphtheria and the Chambers home on West Third avenue is quarantined
 The J. B. Speers Company, after being in the warehouse and offices at Pine street and Third avenue, for more than twenty-tWO years, during which time the firm paid it's stockhold- CTS more than quarter of a million dollars in dividends, is moving the of fees to their new building at Third avenue and Chestnut street. which is one of the finest and most attractive buildings in the state. The stock was moved into the new building several weeks ago, but the offices there were only recently finished and the entire change is now taking place. The Speers building was erected at large cost and is credit to the city and a great convenience to that old reliable and progressive wholesale house
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D. c. BELL THE
 NEW EXALTED RULER
Elks Honor Former District Deputy at the Annual Meeting Held Last Night-F. C. Bridges the New Trustee.

ID C. Bell, one of the most promi- nent and active members of Pine Bluff Lodge No. 149, Benevolent Protective Order of Elks. was last night elected exalted ruler by it's members. The annual business meeting was held and many members were present. The honor was conferred on Mir. Bell af- ter he had served the grand lodge for some years as district deputy and was merited. The other officers selected for the year are:
 Esteemed Leading knight-D. N Dean.
 Esteemed Loyal knight-C. L. May field.
 Esteemed Lecturing Knight-C. M Nicho
 Secretary-N. J. Can't Jr
 Treasurer-T. B. Floor.
 Tyler-iM. c. Donovan.
 Trustee-F. c. Bridges
 E. c. Arnold and William Nichoi are the hOldOver trustees. one being elect ed each year. The retiring trustee is F. C. Howell
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MARRIED HERE
 TUESDAY NIGHT

A marriage license was issued here Yesterday to Miss Mamie LeFaivre and NJ. P. Tapp. They were married at the brides home in this city last night Mir. Tapp is in the car building de- partment at the Cotton Belt shops and his bride is an accomplished and pop ular young lady. MT. Tapp is broth CT of Mrs. Ed Cheek, wife of the spe- cial agent for the Cotton Belt rail- road. They will make their home in this city
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REPUBLICANS TO MEET HERE SATURDAY
R. (. Thompson. Chairman 0i the Jei. fersOn County Republican Central Committee, Will Preside-An in Harmony.

The members of the Jefferson coun- ty Republican Central Committee will meet in this city Saturday. The meet ing will be presided over by Doctor R. c. Thompson, the chairman, and s. w. Dawson is secretary. The ses- sions will be held at No. 21S State street
 Delegates are to be elected to the state convention and delegates and al ternates are also to be named to at tend the district congressional con- vention. The Republicans in this county are reported to be ill harmony with each other On the national issues, but Chairman Thompson stated yes terday that they favored an unin- strueted delegation to the State con- yention.
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TOMATOES. TOMATOES. TOMATOES

Plants from Ponderosa and other best seed. Cabbage and caulifower, pepper and egg plants. Ready for delivery Old phones 121 and 42S.
 GEO. NJ. WELLS, 3-19-6t 1O19 South Olive
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f BRIEF MENTION. + + + + + + + + + + + l. + + + l.

J. R. Prewitt of Tillar, Ark, is in the city.
 A. Brewster has returned from a business trip to Memphis. II. L. Fur of Althemer was a guest at the Jefferson yesterday. George w. Byington is home from a business trip to Sheridan, Grant cOun- ty. ---.---.---------.-- =s.=------>1
 Miss Reva Harris has returned from pleasant visit to friends at Dexter, Mo.
 s. D. Thompson and F. B Clark of Little Rock are guests at the Jeffer- son.
 A. W. Mills went to Wa1ut Lake and Dumas yesterday to tansact busi- ness.
 Professor M D. McNeill has retulnz ed from visit to relatives at Masno- lia, Ark. --
 T. C. White of Sherrilt.- t.-representa- tive elect from this county, was in the city yesterday.
 Ben McCammon and Charles Shep- pard went to Round Lake yesterday to fish a few days.
 c. V. LeGraW, well known life insurance man from Atlanta, Ga., is in the city transacting business.
 w. M. Boyette, formerly of this city now travelling out of New Or leans, was in the city yesterday.
 Mrs. Jules Borreson will go to Dar danelle today to spend a few days with MT and Mrs. ". Porter Grace.
 A M Machin of Little Rock was in the city yesterday, appearing as wit ness in a damage suit in the circuit court.
 J. E. Mayer, representing the Hol- lenberg Music Company, Little Rock, was in the city yesterday transacting business.
 Harry B. Bell and wife have re- turned from Rector, Ark, and Maiden, Mo-, where they visited relatives and friends
 Colonel Jeff Hicks of Pine Bluff, Camden Fl Dorado passed through the city today en route to Union coun- ty on business.
 Mrs. R. A. Pickens has returned to her home at Walnut Lake, after a pleasant visit here with her daughter, Mrs A. w Mills.
 Miss Alice Robinson of Little Rock will arrive this morning and will be l entertained by Mr. and Mrs. billiard H. Saunders for few weeks.
 Morris Miller of Dewitt was busi- ness visitor in the city yesterday, hav- ing recently returned from visit to his mother at Dresden, SaXony.
 Mrs. Henry W. AIyar, who has been visiting her daughter, Mrs. Gold enson, in Albany. \. Y., will return early next Week.-Camden Beacon.
 MT. and Mrs. C. F. Emmert and daughter, little Margaret, have return ed to their home at Searcy, after a pleasant visit here with Mrs W. N. Trulock.
 Misses Irma Grace and Nellie Gal lagher went to Pendleton Yesterday to be guests at house party which is being given at the home of Colonel J. C. Cross
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-04-01

Let us make your Spring Suit. P. Rutstein &JSOn. 3-4-tt
 For Rent-Four or five furnished rooms. Apply POP w.. Fifth ave. If
 Cleaning and pressing at low prices. Ring us up. F. Rutsten. & Son 3-4-tf street. 2-o-lm
 Let us press and clean your clothes. Satisfaction guaranteed. P. Rutsteln < Son. 5-4-u
 Tailoring is our Business and not 2 side line. Let us prove it. r. Rut- stein & Son. 3-4-tl
 FOR SALE-Tomato, cabbage and all other kinds of vegetable plants. Apply to Pic Merlo. oid phone S73.
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THE MAN IN THE CASE NICHOLS, The JeWeler.

Low prices on Elgln an5 WaltHaM Watches.
 Eye Glasses 6 speciality. Eyes tested free
 Corner Third avenue and Main st.eet. Morris Packing Co. building
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MIME. LIE CLAIRE

Office is 419 East Sixth avenue, corner of Texas street. Old phone 265. Hours to D. m. Madame is a specialist in auto-suggestion and psycholistic reasoning, is well adver- tised and a word to the wise is suf- ficient. o2e-ol
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SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT.

New method of laundering lace curtains. Finest of fabrics beauti- fully done. Equal to new; soc per pair Will call at house and deliver. Old phone 6SS. No. 301 Missouri street. 3::29:6t
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Do you drink ImOn Brew! It's bet ter than the best. 3:29: I'm

Do you drink ImOn Brew. It's bet ter than the best, 3:29 :1m The weather man says it will be fair and colder today.
 Hear Warren E. Wortman, the whistler, at the Theatorium.
 National Concert Co.,, comedy and at the Theatorium this week.
 Miss Future May Bloom was quite sick last night She has been ill fer several days with fever.
 For sale-Boarding house fur nishinss, good location. Apply at Graphic office. 3-2 4-lot
 Warren F. Wortman, whistler and mimic, the Theatorium specialist this week
 Art novelties for Easter gifts at Miss Taylor's studio. 4o7 West Twelfth avenue Ct FOR RENT-Rooms furnished or unfurnished. Electric lights and bath. New phone 479. S23 Pine street.
 Mrs. W. A. Tagsart, who was quite sick for several days, was re- ported much improved yesterday.
 Call up old phone 165, new phone 152 and have nice Bunch of Bananas delivered at your door for soc.
 ASK FOR LEFLAR.
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FOR SALE.

Furniture, the contents of four room cottage for sale cheap, Want to leave the city. A good opportunity for any one wishing to rent a house also. No. 209 Kentucky street. S-21 ft
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0AsTo7fA A.. p..,. 1The Kind You Have Always Bought '':;;:s;: s:;;; $; ''; ,,/z:;z;;;z;: Z, /; Z; z; z:

A pressing engagement is filled by us. Let us press your engagement Suit. P. Rutstein & Son. 3-4-tf
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-04-01

Entire change of program tonight at Orhpeo Theater. No 210 West Sec nd avenue.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-04-01

Success is made right. sells right cooks right and eats right. Try 1t.
 3-15-tf
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InyigOrating. pleasant and taste m0riSh-ImOn Brew. 3:29 :1m
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-04-01

yerybody drinks ImOn Brew and
 ov~tains sell if. 3:29: Inn
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ID w. Boyce deVotes his tims 'r pOntA
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a<SS57azss sst.A the wise Is enough
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Removal Notice.

M. ohta removed to 6S6 South Hotel
Street between Punchbowl and Bers-
tania.
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GOOD DOPE

Those fathers of the real Honolulu
baseball enthusiasm, Pat Gleason ana
Charlie Falk, have combined their IN
telligences in laying out a strong line
Of g1od baseball dope for the NOR
row, Saturday. Iney nave booked up
an excellent mixture of Punahous ana
Diamond Heads and have arranged a
team that will go up against a fine
blend of Kamehameha and st. Louis.
There's game for your money and
the warmest proposition in the way OF
All Star talent that has ornamented
the local diamond for several times.
Last night it looked like this:
Diamond Heads and Punahous-Ly.,
man, Castle, Eddie Fernandez, Hamp-
ton, Sing Chong, e. Burns, Olmos, H.
Bruins, Louis. Kia and Leslie.
st. Louis and Kamehamehas-Ba Bar
ney JOY, Dick Reuter-, soares, G. Bruins,
Paul Burns, Vannatta, Mckenzie, Ay-
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TOMORROW:
Keio VS.. Santa Clara
Punahou-Diamond Head VS.. st. Louis
Kamehameha.
SUNDAYS EXHIBITIONS:
Santa Clara VS.. St Louis.
Keio VS.. Diamond Head
TOMORROW

Everybody with the baseball fever
will have chance to see more than
good exhibitions tomorrow and Sunday
at the league grounds, unless the
teams have forgotten how to play
Every one will admit that the col
legians from Southern California know
how to play and the Japanese also
know a little about the game in view
of the fact that they have beaten the
Saints and the Kams, although they
may not be over strong with the stick.
The last few games the Keios have
played they have shown marked i'm
provement in many ways and there
are many who feel sure they will hold.
The game on Sunday should draw
the largest crowd of the year. All