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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1908-05-12
BILL OF PARTICULARS.

Francis NJ Brooks, by his attorneys,
yesterday filed his bill OF particulars
in his suit against Judge Whitley and
Frank Hinckley. In this he says that
the statement he alleges that the de-
PENDANTS made that Brooks was a
fugitive from justice from Honolulu
and dare not go back there" was
made in Shanghai in July, August and
September, and in the American Con-
sulate at Kobe. September 10, 1907.
The statements made by Whitley which
Brooks complains Of were made in
letters written to President Roosevelt
and the State Department. The news
paper articles Brooks alleges were
written or inspired by Wiley were
published in The Outlook, the Mer-
curry and the Times published in
Shanghai. and were republished in the
St Louis Globe Democrat, and in
Philadelphia, New York and Boston
papers.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1908-05-12
42SPORTSl.:a|l~ 2
KEIO VARSITY BASEBALL
NINE CABLES ACCEPTANCE

E--1~ Manager Gleason eated
baseball
--a- he here July the Clara
picked
i- baseball world
latle received Mr Gleason
surprise - having decided
further CT the
Thursday, decided
Clara PLAYERS alone
Sow pulling
Baseball world To
i
greater 1s-- tickets
F. seize
Ez-- line Of without
bringing together Of champion basebslrs separated by
Honolulu
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1908-05-12
SUIT AGAINST HEE FAT
FOR RICE LAND RENT

The Territory is shortly to bring suit
against Hee Fat for about $4,000 Of rent
accruing between May 1, 1907, and May
1, 1908. for rice lands in Kappa, which
were included in the lease of govern
ment lands to the Makee Sugar Com
pany, and were sub-let TO Hee Fat
The lease to the Makee Sugar Com
pany expired more than a year ago.
The question arose as to whether rent
should be paid to the government or
to the Makee Sugar Company. The
suit is to be brought to determine that
question.
Deputy Attorney General Whitney Is
preparing the papers.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1908-05-12
EAAIEEAAEEAS.
E-NAE.L


TVc-bsSe h---W- DesEa-
WLE pi-c1-Rsu-s-
Bases OF baLs-OE Reuter-. :: Eamp-
coc. :
Sacrifice hir-Kamelaneha. :; Pu-
laLu-- =
struck ou--By Reuter-. 5. By Hamp-
to-. =
The only scoring II The second game
Vas IN -1= initial inning Olmos re-
o=5~e5 a complimentary E Fsruan-
5=z reached frs, Oh . safe hit Louis
few OK 70 c=n-s--6e-6- Davis went 10
first OF The pitchers error Olnos
gained third OF Al e-ror by Bruins
and scored on Evs-s- sacrifice Bill
Chi-lizzzor-h made first on right
6=-5's error. which vas also response
BE for Fernandez and Davis crossing
The plate
I, -1s ninth The Saints looked ike
no-ch5nz q ruu-. 4y-z-- reached first
d q hi - the left Ea-5el- Bruins foul
81 ou- u The catcher Arcia went out
via 7i-ch=--6-s- route. Aylett going 10
second Soa-sS' hi placed Aylett on
third. bur Fl Sue dashed the hopes
q The supporters y -hs saints % the
ground By ending his career third 70
frs
The sco-s.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1908-05-12

Up. for il is a toss up which was tbs
worse yesterday.
While the Stars made four hits and
sixteen errors. the Bulletins made three
hits and fourteen errors. so they ap-
pear 20 be pretty evenly matched: tn,
STAR beItered the Bulletin by one hit
but the Calf had two errors less thar
the Milky Way. The Advertiser boys
scored nine hits and made but tvs
errors, while the Mercantiles Tailed
nine hits and nine errors
Secretary OF the Territory Mott
Smith and Manager Henshau Of The
Star opened the newspaper series, the
Secretary chucking the first ball from
the box with Henshan at the bat Mott
Smith put the pill about seven fee;
over the batter's head. opening the
game with a "hish-balT' Ia Fair
banks.
This started the fun and il wen;
merrily on. TO the great excitement and
intense interest Of those there
gathered.
In the Mercantiles vs.. Bulletins.
Spider Scott showed celetity for the
former and Infant Miguel and Baby
Alves Won admiration for their we'll
pUJ-up playing. II seemed like taking
candy from the kid to pitch at Mig.
but he needed no sympathy for he was
wide awake and did splendidly. Will
ing was in good form all the way
through IS pitcher for the Mercs,
That the games were well worth see
ing everybody agreed There was more
coaching than is usually heard at a
big league game. Noore's ballet
dancer calves won admiration and
Brewsrer's careful protection Of his
playing arm stirred emotion; he cover
ei il affectionately with his sweater in
every breathing spell. after the New
York style, leaving the rest of his body
exposed oCOnness' sliding TO bases was
artistic He invariably sat on the bag
Il would be well II the home plate
were enlarged for il was noticed yes
Isriay there was not room for ali the
men Of the Tiser and Mercantile
teams who came in together. Albright
made a dandy catch Of foul, running
FROM the box almost TO the grand
stand Young OF the Stars bumped his
head against seconds knee in stealing
second and was almost knocked out.
but had the presence Of mind TO touch
base.
sam Chillingworth umpired for the
first game and George Bruins did the
stunt for the second exhibition
For the Advertisers Pereira was q
busy man behind the bat. while Paul
Of the same name was fancy man on
first: Rupau covered second creditably
and Achiu was lively on third. Frank
Correa taking his place there when he
relieved the other Correa twirling Nc
Co-riston let nothing by at short and
POmroy was a hustler in left BishO
II center and PimenIo in right filed
out a reliable team.
For the Stars Young made q fair
second guardian; Bisho was behind
the battery; Nascimento was kept
running in right: Medeiros had some
quick chases in center: Desha let some
90 by at short. Miranda found third no
easy handling; and Comes in left
spTinted a few.
The Bulletin lineup was as follows:
Pinto, %: KamaL II: Nascimento. CT:
Albright. ss-p; J. Young, ID: Alameda.
Ct: Jordan. Sd; Cameron, #: Moore,
p-25.
The Mercantile lined up as follows:
Comes. 50: Aguiar, %; a. Toon. c;
Willing. .: Miguel. #; Scott. ID; Ay-
lett # AlveS, -. Richards, CT
Scores BY innings were:
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1908-05-12

-z ~ =z--z games yesterday we've
-- I'd extremely interesting nature
--= deserves e much larger crowd
--- -E emission % The ground
= --= =-S- game -lz Pu-ah1ls.
- Is s-z--v han - has ever
r- =- ~ g -1-z- diamond van
-= me Ez-s1z--z1zs 20 The tune
za- sane. r=--==- The Saints
--- --- E=zzs vas E1l by The
------ -- --= sore % % O. BIZ so-
-r On TIE 6-S- inning
o. ere -----5--s. The game might
easily -z a- % q s---s-=ss nature
~ --= innings
E-s made --z-- solitary bi1z-s
-- seventh thus Z happened:
sr-=- E=--=- had 1-z1 c-r . 6ia II
--- -=-- -z=- Ez-z-s-- Joined ne
r--- and Ez-z followed suit
-----r- --- -----z5- % The pitch
-- E----- --=z - catch HI
--- 81 ----z t-- failed % c1--s---
" stations beng safely taken
-a-- vas Big 1y g pitched ban and
cane e. LlI=- few c-- 20
=--- -- F- famed The inning end
-r --- ---=z men Oh bases
- --= Vas w-- 5- The frs b.
--- rrS WI D=s-z -vo-hazE=i
- E=-=e-z-- sz--i5-e5- Lyman sin
aa --r s---- scoring DsS12-
lax -ez-z singled along thi-5-bass
III --z -r-z- moved NJ I've Dssha
s-z s=---z Hampton grounded -
Ez--=- z-z -v-z1 registered Al The
E--=- e. E--z P-z-= q q passed hall-
---z D=s-E E-=z AZ TIE plate and Var
- zz--=z pitcher q 1-s--
- z---E-
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1908-05-12
YACHTS FAME
REACHES EAST

We have received q copy Of the Ho-
noIulu Sunday Advertiser of March
18th from which we learn of the gen.
eral interest that is being taken
throughout the Hawaiian Islands in the
coming transT acific yacht race. The
Transpacifc Yacht Committee are dis
played great activity in collecting
donations and equipment promised for
the yacht Hawaii, which is being built
and fitted out by popular subscription
II Is the desire Of the committee that
all bills incurred In the construction
of the Hawaii be receipted on her start
ing for San Pedro.-New York Mari
time Register, April Is.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1908-05-12
THE DUKE WON
FROM SHAMROCK

The three-eig hths Of a mile match
race run at Kapiolani Park yesterday
afternoon between Shamrock and Duke
Spencer Jr. was won by the latter by
a length and a half in thirty-nine sec
onds.
Henry Lewis rode Shamrock and
OpiOpio was up on the winner.
The flag fell 10 a good start with
Shamrock in possession of the pole.
The Duke took the fail away from him,
however, soon after the start.
Lewis took the sorrel wide at the
turn and lost the race right there.
The two horses raced neck and neck
till the last furlong pole was reached
when the. Duke drew away and won as
stated.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1908-05-12
PAIN IN THE STOMACH.

II IS most annoying. as well as dis
agreeable. to be troubled with pains
in the saomach, and there is no need
OF ii, for one dose Of Chamberlain's
Collie. Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy
viii sIlay the pain Try it once and
be convinced. For sale by Benson,
smith & Co, Ltd, agents for Hawaiian
Islands
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1908-05-12
CHINESE IN
GREAT CAME

After playing for twelve innings. the
Chinese Athletics yesterday proved
themselves better exp0nents Of the
national game than the crack Chinese
Alohss.
Il was one OF the fastest and best
games yet seen OF the Aala diamond.
and The fans have nothing 70 COM
plain Of On the score OF hrst-class
baseball a. that park
Th= Chinese a c only scored in
two OF the twelve innings played. and
il each made but one run- Brito
scored the only run for the Alohas in
the seventh.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1908-05-12

vailed. Townsend closed the game by
going out from short 70 first.
The second game was won by the
Palamas from the Nippon team by
the score of to 5. The japanese
didn't play as good bali as formerly.
Summarizes
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1908-05-12
JAPANESE.
SUMMARY.

Bases on baIls-On Flores, 3; Es-
pinda, >
Struck out-By Flores. S; Espinda, s.
Sacrifice hit-Maesaka-
Two-base hits-Kealoha, .; Espinda,
COrrsa.
Double play-Kualii to Motley.
Passed balls-Kaipo. 4; Clement, 1.
Time of game-1 hour 80 minutes
Umpire-John Aylett.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1908-05-12

Base on balls-Of McShane s. Aki-
na 5
Struck out-By McShane :. Akina s.
Two-base hits-A. Akana. Sing Chong.
Chi Bui. H Chack. Mon Yin.
Double-plays-Sing Chong-Eng Sang
Asam. Sing Chong-Jno. Lo-Eng Sang.
Wild pitch-McShane 1.
Passed baIls-Chi Bui, Brito 1.
Time of game-Two hours, two min
uteS.
UmpirNJohn Aylett.
SECOND CAN'T,
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1908-05-12

Harold Gifard made the IS holes Of
the Country Club course on Sunday In
Il. new record His score out and in
was 81 and Sc. TIE same player re
Gently did the course in %.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1908-05-12
FIRST INNING.

Chinese A c al bat Sing Chong
ont, Ayau 10 first ". Ayau famed.
10 drew q pass Chi Bui connected
with the hall for q hit 10 center. but
10 was nabbed in an attempt 70 steal
third
Wakita famed English walked
Aysu went out from short 70 first. and
English died trying 10 annex third
base
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1908-05-12
SECOND INNING.

Akina out, pitcher to first Hong
Chaok few TO center and Eng Sang
struck out
line and beat II 70 first Townsend
hit 70 short and forced out Akana at
second Kaia out On a fly 10 right
field Brio hit safe over short Nc
Shane scored q hit 10 right, but Town
send was put out in trying to cross
the hone plate
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1908-05-12
FOURTH INNING.
Neither side reached the first bag.
FIFTH INNING.

FOURTH INNING.
Neither side reached the first bag.
FIFTH INNING.
Akina died. short 10 first Hong
Chack safetied over second and stole
that bag. Eng Sang struck out. MOI
Yin connected with the horse-hide pei.
let for z Cwo-bagger 10 left field and
scored Chack amid the cheers OF the
Chinese fans Mon Yin out stealing
third base. Score. one run.
Chinese Alohas again failed to reach
the initial sack.
SIXTH INNING.
Zerbe took Wong's place at right
field Asam few out TO Ayau. Sing
Chong outed third 10 first, and W.
Ayau few out 10 Catcher Brito.
English out on a fly 10 Ayau al
center. V. Ayau died Akina 10 first.
Akana scored a two-bagger over right
field, but Townsend ended the inning
on fly 10 first
SEVENTH INNING.
10 few out 10 Townsend at first.
Chi Bui sent the ball into the stream,
got second. and went 10 third on q
wild pitch Chack out. third 10 first
Kaia hit 10 short ard got TO first
On Sing Chong's error. Brito hit safe
10 center. but Kaia died at the third
bag in an attempted steal McShane
few 10 Asam- Brito then scored On a
bad throw OF Chi Bui 70 that besa
Zerbe went out al the home plate on
the same play. Score. one run.
In the eighth, ninth. tenth and
eleventh innings. neither team Tailed.
The twelfth brought in the winning
run for the Chinese A. c. Eng Sang
hit nice one 10 Ayau. who gathered
It in after q good run II was fine
catch. and the crowd went wild Mon
Yin walked Asam hit TO McShane.
but the latter made a bad throw TO
Ayau az short. and all were safe Sing
Chong banged the ball for two-bag-
ger 70 left and scored Mon Yin. Ayau
drew a pass from Pitcher McShane.
Id few out TO Akana and Chi Bui hit
70 Ayau and forced out ". Ayau at
second Score. two runs
r Zerbe few out 70 short Akana
out al first English safe on first and
reached second On q passed ball Y.
Ayau walked Akana hit 20 third and
al were safe. filing the bases This
was when the most excitement pre-
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1908-05-12
THIRD INNING.

Mon Yin out. Kaia 10 first Asm
famed Sing Chong out, Ayau 70
first
J. Wong flannel Wakita drew trans
portation, but was forced ont on Eng
lish-s hit % short English stole
second and Ayau walked Akana few
out 20 Mon Yin
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1908-05-12
Summary.

Bases OF bauz-O1 Bushnell. /;
Chiuingwo-th, :
Sacrifice hit-Diamoad Heads, ,; St
Louis. :
Passed bals-Davis
struck out-BushnsIl, l; Chilling
worth. :
Double play-J- WiIliams-Joy.
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The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1908-11-19

! Hedge Post.
<. l.. Stanfield assisted 10 Surgeons
confectionery last Tuesday.
Twelve dwellings in Dodge City for
SALE Il IL. Smith. tt
Harry Fash is helping to invoice in
the second hand store this week.
Furnished Rooms for light house
keeping, 8 blocks north of roundhouse.
Phone 4S2. II
Mrs. Stapleton is here from Missouri
visiting her son Joe Stapleton Of the
City Drug store.
Wanted at Once-A Girl for general
Homework, family Of threee. Address
Box 203, Dodge City. It.
Mrs. j. E. billiard went to Pueblo
yesterday for visit with friends, and to
attend wedding at that place.
The ladies of the Episcopal Guild will
hold market and bazaar on December
IL and ~ at the Tielenbach Jewelry
store,
The Vassar Girls will be at the opera
house Monday night. This first mum
Der of the lecture course for this winter
is surely winner.
| Ralph Eastman returned last Sunday
from bis Stanton county claim and IL
now back at his old position in the
Bargain store.
We want your watch, clock and jew
elry repairing. All work !done with
neatness and dispatch. p. Il. YOUNG
Optician and Jeweler. tt
There was q large crowd out at the
meeting at the Presbyterian church last
Sunday evening. Congressman Madison
gave an excellent address.
II you are sufferer frcm piles, Man
Ian Pile Remedy will bring relief with
the first applications. Guaranteed,
Price SOC. Sold by Palace Drug Sore.
Mr.. L. X. Van Horne, Of Ford, |,
! entitled to the thanks OF Dodge City. he
made an early morning trip to Dodge
Tuesday morning In his large touring
car, and remained here during the day
helping the people to entertain the visit
ing Shriners, using bis car to show them
over the country.
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LOCAL NEWS VS.

Hedge Post.
Roger Conant has taken position In
the Palace Drug Store. ..
Misunderstanding to do.-Mrs. CiaIK'
room 9 of Hoover building.
Sturgeon Bros. have just received a
:ne lice of candies from Lowneys. II
Mrs. J. H. Ripple entertained Mrs. D.
Stockwell, of Larned, last Tuesday.
FOR RENT: Five room modern
house, Inquire Of B. G. Jones' BOX
46s. u
Miss Clara Bader is taking few days
vacation from the telephone office this
week.
Frank fryer aud Miss Eliza Keeth, Of
this city, were married by Judge Preston
at his office last Tuesday.
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Hedge Post.

Hedge Post.
Fred Roberts who lives south OF town
has purchased an auto.
Horses wintered on alfalfa, 81 so pei
month. ARCHIE Il. KEEcH.
FRESH LowNEYs at Surgeons, re-
ceived this week. 1t
Miss Myrtle Dowdy has taken posi-
tion as cash girl in the City Drug store.
| For Sale:-A good. gentle, saddle
pony Inquire at the residence Of I. A.
Scates. q
Mrs. G. A. Mcdonnell OF La Junta has
been visiting G. W. Hamilton and family
this week.
Bert Zimmerman was up from Ash
land 10 attend the funeral of his sister,
Mrs, Harry F. Cox.
Plans are being made for the Dodge
City Tigers to play the Newton and
Hutchinson teams in the near future.
FREE tine box wood handle with
each Good Gold Detacnable Handle
Umbrella. P. Fl. YOUNG, Jewsler. If
If you want to loan money on good
improved farm security,at per cent, we
can place 1t.
Brown & VERNON. 2t.
Hedge Post.
The Farmers Elevator Co., are build.
Ing coal bins along the Santa Fe track,
Several car loads have been ordered.
They solicit share of the trade.
Mrs W. F. Mann, Of Marion, sold to
Jamie Keys eight fine barred Plymoth
Rock cockerels. He will receive them
Saturday of this week at Dodge City. II
Shampooing, massaging, hairdres-
sing and manicuring done by Mrs. J. J.
johnson on Sixth avenue just north Of
Front Street. Hair dressed In any style.
The Rev. B. T. Bensted made biz
monthly visit to Meade on Tuesday and
Wednesday. The people there ere TAX
ing steps toward building small church,
E. D. Bowen's have rented their house
on Walnut street to W. E. Smith and
family. Mr.. Bowen and family will
remain with Mrs. J. G. Baird during the
winter.
On next Wednesday the ladies OF the
! Presbyterian church will hold market
at Sldlow & Argabright's store. In
addition to pies, cakes, and other things,
they will have supply Of home male
candy on hand.
DR.. Fannon, of Bucklin, came to
Dodge City Tuesday In his new auto, a
Smith machine, which Is built at Topeka,
and which is noted all over the Uuited
States for lite h gh speed.
Frank Pearce, county clerk OF Kearny
county, and Q. r. Dollings, commission
er Of the same county, were down last
Tuesday to attend the Shriner meeting.
While here they visited at the court
house and made many inquiries abou,
the bridge building In this county, 10
which they are interested.
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Hedge Post.

Hedge Post.
Wilbur Liggett Is driving the bread
wagon for the Vienna bakery now.
The Eagles will have open house next
Thursday until 600 o'clock.
Miss Jessie Rex returned Tuesday
evening from short visit In Syracuse.
Claude Dowdy left last week for Fair
mont, Nebraska, where he will spend the
winter.
The W. H. NJ. Society Of the M. E.
church will hold a market and bazaar on
next Wednesday.
Ed Hickerson and Chas. Mcbride, Of
Independence, came here this week to
work on the oil well.
Mrs. G. NJ. Beeson returned Sunday
from visit at Kansas City where she
has been for several weeks.
LOST-A ladies gauntlet glove,
between Dodge and the west mile post.
Finder please return to Incl & SOM
grocery.
Hershal Gallapin and Miss Ola Wood
Of thls city were married yesterday after
noon by Judge Preston at his office in
this city.
s. S. Fash and con Harry Fash have
bought the Tanning Second Hand store
on Front street and are preparing to
make quite large store of it.
The Home Missionary Society OF the
Methodist church are making prepara-
lions to hold a bazaar and market on
November 20, the day before Thanks
giving.
Whatever you do please don't fail to
hear the Vassar Girls on Monday night
at the opera house. You will live longer
and 1t will add zest to your living.
Seats on sale Saturday morning at
P. H. Young's.
Hedge Post.
FOR RENT-Eight furnished rooms
for roomers or light housekeeping, new
house, at from $500 to $500. Phone
S4l or call one block west and two north
Of Post Office. Mrs. Haldeman. tt
Mrs. R. 81. Hazelton has received word
OF the death OF her brother II. .. Craw.
ford's little son on last Thursday ct
Glenwood Springs, Colo. He was buried
| at Glenw God Springs last Saturday.
Bees Laxative Cough syrup always
brings quick relief to coughs, colds, horse
ness, whooping- cough and all bronchial
and throat trouble. Mothers especially
recommend It for children. Pleasant to
take, gently laxative. Sold BY Palace
Drug Store,
Rev. NJ. Lee sorey and large number
OF his Sunday school class went ont hunt.
ing last Saturday and on Monday even
ing they gave game supper at the par
son age. There were about fifty people
took supper there and about $l2 were
cleared. The purpose ofthe supper was
to raise the money pledged BY the class
| towards the new addition 10 the church,
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NOTICE

Hunters are requested
not to hunt on any land
owned or controlled by
ELMER RILEY,
The VIRGINIA RANCH,
CARL WILLIAMSON,
FRED FORD.