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The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-05-08
A BROKEN DOWN SYSTEM

This is condition Cor diseased IA VIII.
doctors give many names. but which few ~
them really understand. IL IS simply we.f
ness break down. as il were. Of he w.,
fercrs that sustain the system. No msr~-
what may be its causes (for they are aluoss
numherisSsl. It's SYMPTOMS are much the saT,e.
the more PROMINENT being sleeplessness ssns..
Of pruStratian or WEAKNESS. depression ~
spirits and want 81 energy for ali the ora,s-
arv, affairs q hfe. Now. what alone Is 49,
lusely essential in an such cases is ~.
CREASED VITALITY viSour - VITal
STRENGTH AND ENERGY 10 prove mar ~
night succeeas the day this may throw ss
these morbid feelings. ana experience Re rnore
ccr,ainly secured b. course 81 the celebrated
hfe.reviving tonic
TRER4PI0N NO. 5
than bv any other known eomAinss;cn :,
surely as 10 e. taken IN accordance with -
printed directions accompanying IL viii ths
sSes-e~esi he~rh he restored. the EXPIRING
LAMP OF LIFE LIGHTED Up AFRESH.
S..0 new existence Impaired in place % what
had - lately seemed wcrn-out used up ara
valueleSS. This wonderful medicament S ppre-
d vegetable Snd innocuouS. i Agreeable n tie
taste-sui,shle for ali constitutions and condi.
tons. in either sex. and it IS diifcult 70 IN
aSine = case ~ disease - arrangement whcse
main features are those Of DEBILITY that vii
not Re speedily and permanently benefited hv
this never-fsiiins recupe-ative essence. which *
destined t. east into oblivion everything thss
had preceded Il for this widespread and nu-
merous class Of human ailments.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-05-08
PALMER WOODS WILL
OPPOSE INSTRUCTIONS
CBy Wireless Telegraph

HlLO, May 6.-Senator Palmer
Woods denies emphatieany by tele-
phone to the Herald that he favors
sending an instructed delegation 70
Denver, and promises to put up live
" scrap in the convention.
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j. s. s. HAWAII
SOUNDS WELL
(Centinusd ION Page onel

Continued from Page Onsl
steamers. OF anything of this sort that
You like, or possibly the surf boats Of
which We hear so much II seems TO
me an admirable opportunity TO do
something which many distinguished
7 people VIII see in Mr. Clemens home
As it viii be II the billiard room We
could set aside the staid character
/ that would be necessary in drawing
room and make this manteIpiecs, II
necessary, fantastic
I take the liberty of Forwarding all
this matter merely as a suggestion, bu,
you will find on the sketches the ex-
act sizes OF the brick fireplace as now
built and anything that fits this will
do.
The woodwork in the room is nut
brown and if you like this color On
the mantelpiece, it is perfectly p0ss;i-
bic The wall hangings VIII be bright
red
As you know, the manteIpiece sets
in the corner OF the room
There is no hurry for the finished
work, as simple mantel shelf now
occupies this position, which We viii
discard on receiving your work.
The letter and plans were turned
over TO Willard Brown. VINO has the
matter in hand for the committee, it
being understood that he would con-
suit with those in a position 10 sub
nit definite plan or plans with figures
OF cost. after which the matter viii be
pushed right through
FLORAL PARADE POSTERS.
II was decided 10 begin the advertis-
ing OF the Floral Parade for February
= next several months in advance Of
the event in order 10 give it the pub
Lefty on the mainland that il deserved
but which it did not get this year. An
artistic poster viii be struck OF u be
sent all over the Union in September
or October this fall and in order to
secure q good design il was resolved
70 offer prize Of fifty dollars for the
best one submitted before August I.
1t was not decided as 70 who would
do the judging, this Gordian knot be-
ing left uncut for the present.
BEAUTIFTING THE HARBoR EN-
TRANCE
W z Brown. at the suggestion OF
J. P Cali, asked what steps could be
taken for the beaUtifying OF the haroor /
entrance bE the planting OF trees and
grass on the naval reserve suit and
the sand island now piling I'D On the
Eva side Of the entrance The ad-
visibility Of the improvement was
agreed With but the possibility Of do
ing anything az the present time, espe-
cizlly On the sand island, where q j
gun battery Is 10 Dc installed Accord
ing 10 the plans Of Captain Otxeu. 1
was doubted Secretary Wood viii 4
take the matter up with the prouer
army and naval authorities, however.
During this discussion II was stated .
that NJ. Isenhe-g had offered 10 SUNNY
all the cocoanut trees required for the
planting OF the two sand fats.
GENERAL MATTERS
Secretary Wood called attention 70 a
communication appearing in the Adj i
vertiser OF Wednesday, which stated 1
that 10 effort was made, apparertIy.
70 let the outside world know tina. lfv- :
ing was cheap in Hawaii and that zood
boarding houses could be found here. i
Mr. Wood stated that this was dis-
tinctly not the case, the effort Of the
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-05-08

The first game Of the Press Baseball
League on Sunday. between the Ad-
vertisers and the stars. will staBt at
1:20 p. m The second game. between
the Bulletins and the Mercantiles, will
start fifteen minutes after the con-
clusion Of the first game.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-05-08
THERAPION

sold hv principal Chemists thrurxhou; The
world. Price in England 20 and &t6 In
ordering state which Of the three numbers re-
gUireG. ana observe that the word .Ihsrapiss~
appears on British Government Stamp (ia
white letters on = red rreurd) afSxed 10 every
package by order Of His Maiestv'S Hon. Com
niSSionerS- aud without which il Is a forrery.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-05-08

II. accordance with the provisions OF
= certain mortgage made by D ".
PA and Ls-szuA Pal. q E1haLa. Hs-
vzL % Hrs NooEzIoa Nawah5s OF
HaWaihae. dated Nay 5rh- 1859 record
- LIasr rs pags L notice Is hereby
given that the mortgages intends 10
c1-scl1Ss the sane for condition brok-
81 % Wit Non payment q principal
Notice Z likewise given that after
The expiration Of three weeks from tire
6acs o. this n0tics- the property COW
erst By said mortgage VIII be advsr-
lssd tlr sale Al public auction at the
Guctt11 ICONS Of James = Morgan IN
Honolulu. On Saturday the sd day %
Nay 1865 AZ L noon q said day
Further particulars can o had Of ".
r Castle attorney for uorragee
Dated Honolulu April zlth- 1873
MOOEAIOA NAWAHE.
Mortgage
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-05-08
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

DR. NcCLENNAN-Ths Royal Hawai-
Gr E0-sl- cottage y. Entrance
Bs-sra1iz street mar junction o.
AlzksG ard Emma streets HOMO
luIL Specialist IN chronic difficult
ard Lingering DISEASES An honest
opinion gwen At first consultation
Acc0uuO6ztiO1 furnished island pa
tents TsIepho1s 5zs
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-05-08
BoRN.

DANoCS-1n Honolulu. May 2, 1s0s9
70 Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Damous. a
daughter.
GERTZ-In Honolulu. May 5, to the
wifesof Otto Gertz, son.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-05-08

Ire premises covered By said mort.
gage consist Of
/ = acres in EaIala II. y Koh.l.
Hawaii set forth in R P Cgr-l so,
Undivided interest
. % acres in Pahinahfna. y K0ha-
"a Hawaii SET forth II R P Cr)
"a undivided interest
. > acres In Eo10puso. y K0hzI.,
Hawaii set forth II P P CgrI I554
u,1zIvt5=d interest
"a acres in WafOpukz- y Eo-
hzLz. Hawaii more fully set forth in
a deed recorded II Lib Is. D g
3 Al q mortgages interest IN
Nzhsa's Land II Mzkznikzhf0. " KO-
Ealz Hawaii sane being set out in
L c A $50 R P STA to Kupa 10
Eszkz hut excepting Mortgages
house and Lot there situate
s1CI-AprI - May I-s-I5-27
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-05-08

MORTGAGE NOTICE OF INTEN-
TON To FORECLOSE AND OF
FORECLOSURE SALE
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-05-08
LOCAL BREvITIEs.
(rrom rhursaay's Aavcrtis erl


sheriff W. IL. Rice Of Kauai. accom-
panied by his wife. arrived yesterday
in the Kiaau from Kauai
Consul Saito is quoted as expressing
satisfaction az the conclusion Of an
arbitration treaty between Japan and
America.
Acting Governor Mott-Smith has ap-
proved the exchange % lands with
Mrs, Mary 3. Lyman For the widening
% the Diamond Head road.
Sam Keliinoi. formerly school
teacher. and later a member OF the
Territorial Legislature Is put forward
as candidate for assessor on Maui.
An extension OF the leave OF alb
Sence OF Alexander Craw. the Terri
torial Entomologist. for thirty days.
has been asked for. Mr.. Craw is now
on the coast His health is not good.
The sugar shipped from these islands
since the first OF the year, which has
arrived at market up 70 the first Of
May has received an average OF AIS
cents a pound. On this basis the total
market price Of the amount thus
reaching market is sl1.s5O.ooo.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-05-08

Governor Hughes says he'll stamp
out betting IN New YORK However,
he prubebIy wouldn't bet q II
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-05-08

More than 4l.O0O shares OF Kihei
stock have been presented for redsmp-
. ton. involving payments OF over
$4,000.
superintendent Of Public Works
Marston Campbell IS preparing his re-
port on the waimea river jetties for
the Governor.
The Maui County Republican organ
ization has recommended George H.
Dunn and James y. X. Keola for ap-
pointment as Tax Assessor OF Maui.
Acting Governor Mott-Smith has re-
appointed Henry z, Cooper regent
and Mechanic Arts for the term OF
four years
Mrs. W. o. Smith received a cable
gram yesterday announcing the mar
riage of her son. Clarence Hebron
Smith. TO Miss Margherita Adele
Browning OF New York city.
The Princess Theresa has announced
that she will be active in politics dur
ing the coming campaign. She seems
to have adopted eclecticism 20 govern
her choice of candidates. choosing
from all parties men 10 commend
Sheriff Iaukea. with his son. and
Paul Jarrett are engaged in consider
ing a land proposition on the Nther
side of this island which may take
the Sheriff out OF public life. but no.
before the expiration OF his present
term Of office.
\. V. Gear. II is said. intends 70
bring up for adjudication the citizen
shin Of certain Chinese who were born
in China but who came 70 Hawaii as
minors and whose fathers became sub (
jects of the kingdom OF Hawaii. and
in succession citizens Of the Republic I
of Hawaii and OF the United States Of .
America
Some local Portuguese in conversa- /
ton with the officers and men OF the .
Brazilian training ship Benjamin Con-
slant have become imbued with the
idea that Brazil might be a good coun-
try for them 70 emigrate 70. II is
said that letters Will be sent from here
TO the Brazilian Government making
inquiries as TO possibilities. and there
S even a hope felt by some that the
Brazilian Government will send one or
more ships here 10 take them 10
Brazil.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-05-08
PORT OF HONOLULU.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Tuesday, May 5
SCmr- Nsuna Loa. Simersou, from
Hawaii and Maui ports, : N
ca : : Mariana, Glib. from Van
coUver and Victoria. I'D g. n
Wednesday, May 5.
Scur. kinau. Gregory, from Kauai
ports, 2:5s q n
An bk- R. P Rithst. Mcdonald. Il
IL days from san Francisco, a n
SJur- Mikahala, TuIIett, from Maka-
well, $50 a. N
Thursday. May l.
An blk :. c Allen wiusr. Is days
from Grays Harbor. q n
Srur- CIaudine, Bennett, from Ha-
waff and Maui, 4.4s 4 n
Br- bk Hollywood Smith, 81 days
from Junin. p II
DEPARTED.
An So Marion ChiIcott. Anderson,
for GavtOta- 10 a n
Stur. Mauna kea. Freeman for HI
10 and way ports. at noon
Stur- 8Tikahzlz, Thompson. for ka-
uai ports. p n
Stmr- IwalanL Salf. for Maui and
MoIOkai, : p n
ca 5. : Mariana. for Colonies.
3;sa ?. II
Z :. \ transport Thomas. Lyman
for san Francisco, from Naval wharf.
II g. II
Stnr- Liksliks. NaopaIa. for MANU-
kouz and Kawafhse, aosa-
Stmr- kinau, Gregory, for Kauai.
p II
s5mr- Nnhau. onezz. for Kauai. $
2 n
schr- IA Moi. Hipz, for KafiGa and
, ?. II
An bk Foohng Suey. Banfeld. for
EIeele, 4-se ?. n
PASSENGERS
Arrived
Per stur- MaUua Loa- May 5, from |
Hawaii and Maui ports-A- Butler, R
Irwin, L La Rue. Edith Mills. I. C |
Jackson and wife, 2 MeCorriston, D. |
P. Mumbrue and wife, Wm- St Claire. 1
Z Van Hing. L A ThurstOn- E e /
'Onznt- J. A 8laEooa- wife and ser
-zut- Miss Z Nzgo0n- G H Mn J. 1
Hay. Geo W Carr, H 2 Wehe-au- W
T Dyer, P. Messchaert- Chas- Dznit =,
Zoe Rego. Mor-uoto. ? Tensthav. T 1
Martins ?. HardIos.. J n Fisher. ]. /
ioIdstein, Jas Hind. r P EIgiu and I
= deck
Per R N 8 Mariana. May ). from
Vancouver and vIctoriz--sIiss C P 1
Shields z RoEgfer, T r Hackiey. ".
: Rycroft. J. Lord H s Smith. Mrs 4
7hurber, Miss Sylvester. z p Cline.
, Cau, J. John H D. Fries. o. Thur
,er
Per stur- KHAN May S. from Kauai
5orts--Nrs- W a Rice ST., Mrs Scott.
Mrs c n Cooke. A 8 wilcox and
wife. c A Rice W N Alexander. Nrz-
2russsr. Miss Whittingto s Oneha
md daughter, W H Rice Jr. and wife,
faster Rice A Robinson and wife. ".
:, Peacock W 4 Crawford, J. Fas-
9th. Judge Ediugs. Dr. szndov, a }
dzueberg. G. " Wilcox. ". Water
iouse. W K Weber. 2 KIeasou.
hook You Y odo. Shige Edz and
wife TanzA Nztsushitz, G. Inouye,
nd ls deck i
Departed
Per srnr Mzu1a Kez- NAY ;, for
lilo and way portz--Miss Maria VIC
Or, Miss Ahrsns. C 3 Hail G. H
Mayer. W J. Bel and wife, Mss Ma
Ida BlzisdeI- Miss Julia Hughes Miss
alice BIaisdeIl Miss L Hopkins, Ms I
I P WOOD Mrs c L Wight Mrs.
: P Law, L Ihfhi and wife. 7. H
striker. A W Carter. J. Rezo. Rev.
Kong Yin Tst- P c Jones and wife T
? A Wickstt, g Splitter. James Lyeu-
'snes G Frazer. 2 J. Lndenz1n. C +
r. LovStsd- W H Shfpnzn, Mrs.
'aun6ers, Miss Dora Saunders. Mrs
Durham Mrs Ella HeiIiz. Y o.
banks o = Barker, Lou Sheong. Ms
hampton P P Elgin. John Hind
Per stnr- IEalaui. May 5. FOR NoIo-
al and Maui po-ts--Mrz- w P Jones.
Z K Wsizrnari, Bernice Poahz and
40 children i
Per stmr- W G. Hall. May :, Tor
lauai-Nrs. A Schultz and two chill
ran q Erkzrr = l. Tzo-
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-23125 paid. T 26 per cent. paid
SESSION SALES
(Morning Session-)

$ Hon. 3. & VI Co., 2150.
BETWEEN BOARDS.
30 Olaa, 450; 200 Haw. c. & s. 90:
30 Waialua. 81: Eva. 2S125: 80 Hon.
B. & NJ. 2L50; so Oahu Sug. Co. ESQ:
15o Pineapple Co. 23.25: 1900 Waia-
lua IS, 81; 50 Haw. Sug. Co, "a.
NOTICE.
The directors OF WaiaIua Agricul-
tural Co. have declared a dividend OF
II Of per cent. per month till further
notice, beginning May Is. 1905.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-05-08

LEVERS & COOKE Roberr Levers.
? : LoErsT. c ". Cooksl--Imporr-
srs and dealers II lumber and build
ing Materials OEcs- IA Fort street
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-05-08
BUSINESS cAEDs.

honolulu IRON WORKS Co-Ms-
chi-ery q every description made 70
order
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-05-08

~ The CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
FIFTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, TER
RITORT OF HAWAII
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-05-08

Administrators Of Estate Of Franz
Scott, deceased
ss7-AprI 1a. L. -. May IL
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THE METHODISTS
IN GOOD FORM
Begin New Conference Year
Under AuspiciOus Con-
diti0ns.

At the monthly meeting of the of
fetal board OF the First Methodist
church, held in the parsonage last
night, the various standing commit
tees for the coming year We're APP
pointed. With few exceptions, the old
committees stand unchanged. The re-
ports of the heads of departments
showed the church to be in a healthy,
progressive condition in all its
branches.
At the close of the business ses-
sion, which was exceptionally well at
tended, considering the very disagree
able weather, Bishop David H Moore,
D. D., LID, addressed the members.
Talking informally, he traced the his
tory of the Methodist church from its
beginning, showing it's characteristic
spiritual ascendency and the great
part it had acted, and was still act
ing, in the furthering of the command
of Christ to His followers, to carry
the gospel to every creature.
Bishop Moore commended the per-
feet organization of the official board
and the enthusiasm of it's members in
the faithful discharge of their duties.
There was no phase of the work,
either of the English church or the
broader work of the mission all over
the Territory. that he did not touch
and illumine with his lucid thought
and earnest address.
Rev. John w. Wadman spoke hope
fully of the outside work and in his
own inimitable(way gave a brief ac-
count of the tour that he and Bishop
Moore had made of the islands in
connection with their work.
The First Methodist church begins
the new conference year under very
suspicious conditions. and both pastor
and people are confident of new era
of advancement both materially and
spiritually.
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PORT OF HONOLULU.
ARRIVED.

Saturday, February /.
Str. James Makee. George Thomp-
son. from laying Tnoorings at Kama
pail.
Sunday, February ?.
Scr. Moi Wahine. Sam Mana, from
Puako, Hawaii, with 400 bags sugar.
Monday, February 8.
Str, Noeau, Mitchell, from Hamakua
ports, 1875 a. m.
Am. four-masted ship Falls of Clyde,
Larsen, II II days from Monterey,
with 1880 barrels oil
Str. Helene. Nelson, from Hamakua,
Kona and Kohala, Gas a. m.
DUE TODAY.
Str. Likelike, with sugar from Pa
paaloa, in the afternoon.
DEPARTING.
Tuesday, February 4.
Str. J. A. Cummins, Searle, for Wal
manalo. a. m.
Str Ke Au Hou, Tu1lett, for Kappa,
Anahola, Kilauea, Kalihi-wai, Hama
lei and Wainiha explosives for these
ports), at p. m.
Str. Despatch, Kokerwitz, for Eleele
and Makawen. p. m
SAIL TODAY.
Str Kinau. Clarke, for Maalaea, Ka-
waihae, Hakalau, Honomu, Pepeekeo,
Onomea, HiIo Mail and passengers
for Lahaina, Mahukona and Laupahoe-
hoe, u m.
Str. Iwalani, Self. for Molokai and
Maui ports. p. m.
~ Tyo
uai ports, p. m.
Str. Mauna Loa, Simerson, for Kona
and Kau ports, II m.
SAIL WEDNESDAY.
All. S. s. Mexican. Nichols, for
Kahului, noon.
SAIL THURSDAY.
Str. Maui. for Hamakua ports p, m.
Str. Mikahala. for Kauai, 5 p. ma
SAIL FRIDAY.
All. S. s. Nebraskan, Knight, for
Hilo, at night.
FREIGHT.
f. Per steamer Noeau, from Hamakua
--40S6 bags H. S. Co. sugar. empty
wine casks. 13 packages sundries-
Per steamer Helene. from Hamallua
-4b5U bags cOkaIa sugar, tZUU DdSS
Hamallua Mill Co. sugar, 81 head cat
tie, 20 head calves, SO bundles hides,
bundles sheepskins, 6S bags bottles,
gas tanks, 10 packages sundries.
PASSENGERS
Booked to Depart.
Per str. Kinau. February 4. for Hilo
and way ports.-Mrs. Nawahi, Mrs.
w. A. Wall, Miss Wall r. Hind. Miss
Alice Moore, Miss Kate Moore, Mrs.
c. Gray, Cecil Brown, Miss Irene
Dickson, Mrs. c. Sharrett. w. A. Wall,
a. W. Carter J. w. Waldron. W. H.
J. Wickham, Mrs. Wickham. J. B.
Enos Mrs. Mckenzie and children, D.
McCorriston. f. H Wodehouse.
Per str. Mauna Loa, February 4. for
Kona and Kau.-J. Goldstein. Mrs. c.
Gray. Queen Liliuokalani, Mrs. j. X.
Aea. NJ. P. O'Brien, wife and son: A.
Waterhouse. Mrs. ]. D. Paris, Miss
Anna NJ. Paris. Miss NJ. Lazarus. Mrs.
J. Brown. Gus Rose. A. Enos, r. Nc
Wayne, John Cullen.
Per str. w. G. HJL February l.
for Kauai. P. Cooke, H. P. Bald
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(From San Francisco Merchants Ex-
claange.1
Monday, February g.
Yokohama-Arrived, Feb. 1, Jap. s.
s. Nippon Maru, hence Jan. 20.
Grays Harbor-Sailed, Feb. 1, Am.
ser. C. A. Thayer, for Honolulu; Am.
scr. Manila, for Honolulu.
Hilo-Arrived, Jan. 81, Am. S. S. En-
terprise, from San Francisco. Sailed,
Jan 80, Am. blk Annie Johnson, for
San Francisco.
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FURNISHED ROOMS.

HELEN'S COURT, centrally located,
reasonable rates. Also furnished
room, 1924 Adams Lane. 7943
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HONOLULU STOCK EXCHANGE
Honolulu, Monday. Feb. 8. 1908.
Ms. c - TfLk.
G Brewer N{yo.

4pitai.
NAME OF sTo' aid UrIval Bid ASH
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A honohled haole was picked up in
Desha Lane last night and locked UP.
he mad SIS aboard. When he leaves the
courtroom this morning he viii have
ust - and costs less than this amount.
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LOST.
s. REWARD.


win, Fl. Bruins, A. Haneberg, C. Silva,
H. Isenberg, c. w. Spitz, Sam Mott.
Per str. Mikahala, February 6. for
Kauai. S. Wilcox and wife, Har-
old Rice and wife, B. Won Damn, Mr..
Buckholtz. Miss Emily Rice, T A.
birmingham, w. H. Rice, H. P. Faye
and wife.
TRANSPORT sERvICE.
Warren, in Philippines.
Thomas, due from Manila Feb. 5 or g..
Crook, arrived in San Francisco from
Honolulu, Feb. ,.
Buford, at San Francisco; sails for
Honolulu, Feb. 5.
Sheridan, at San Francisco.
Logan, at San Francisco.
Dix, sailed for Manila, Jan. 20.
Sherman, sailed for Manila Jan. 10.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-26
AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING.

Detroit July 25-Detroit won from tne YANKEES
TO-DAY by score OF 5 to 8. the Tigers taking the
1Asd ard the game by a good rally in the eigntn
inning when three runs scored That inning
saw chase the great first baseman Of the visitors.
make hts first appearance as pitcher In major
league game Rcssnan batting. with COBB on
third base and for some reason II decided that
Cbesbro could nc. dispose OF him left-nander
1ras needed but Newton gone. and 50 Chase
walked 10 the box and Chesbro went to hrst
base Rossman landed on Hal for long hit but
IT was only fly. though IL was long enough
to let Cobb score
The story of to-days game briefly IS TOO nucn
Cobb" The Detroit fielder found Chesoro nuch
10 his liking and had hand in every run scored
making one OF them himself
A great crowd turned out TO welcome the I1sers-
who got a safe grip on first place during their
Eastern trip. and every Detroit fan acted as u
the remnant were already won for the second time
The Yankees are regarded as easy prey. but they
PLAYED good game to-day and made the Tigers
work every minute Of the nine innings
ElberfeId's men came from behind in the seventh
inning and the hits ratified about Donovan so fase
that wild Bill" looked scared. Chase started with
a single and Hemphin promptly sent him none
with a drive into the crowd in right field that
counted for triple Henphn trotted home on
Delehanty-s single. but Ball struck out' ana Lei
was doubled up trying to steal
The lead of a run looked big until the Tiger pats
began to swing the eighth inning. but Scnaefer,
Crawford and Cobb broke the game up then. and
the Yankee chance was gone.
The game scheduled for Tuesday has been trans
farred TO tomorrow. and Wednesdays VIII De
plaved on the trip to avoid conflict with the
Grand Circuit meet The score follows;
New-York tribune., 1908-07-26
LIKES NEW THOMAS CAR.

Harry : Houpt and other members OF his hrIn
e+urned from a visit the Thomas factory at
punalo Yesterday and were boiling over with en-
thusiasm over the new 1909 model, whlch ihey sa"
a.. .recgal rrv-out while there. The worst roads
- ,hossn and ALI kinds of obstacles encountered
THE little light six took TO the roads in the
aiest kind OF way, showing its adaptabillty Tor
use as an ideal family car. The Harry >. Houpt
(,or,nanx will not handle any except those
,n, from the Buffalo factory. which is sig
nthcant in view OF the many rumors TO the con-
,rarv The new Thomas 20 is 1000 pound shaft
driven sixcylinder car. enbodying in its construc-
ton practically every high priced Inomas feature
In the trv-out every known art Of the expert was
escorted to 10 bring forth shortcomings. but none
deveIoped The hexibiiity OF the motor was t ted
"a ,be greatest degree IN spots where TO gain mo-
rnentum was impossible and TO drive fast was
o,,rt,.e disaster In all the years in which he has
80 handling automobiles Mr Houpt says that he
,,ever entered campaign with much faith as
he dces the of 1879