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SENTENCED TO PRISON.
Two Men Convicted of F%omenting
Mexican Revolution.

Ell Paso, Texas, Oct. 24.-P. G. Silva
and Leo Cardo Trevino, found guilty
in the federal court yesterday after
noon of fomenting revolution against
Mexico, were this morning sentenced
to two years in the ~penitentiary each
by federal Judge Maxy.
, 1908-10-24
HAD GOOD SESSION
OF STATE FEDERATION

Prof. Minnie A. Stoner returned to-
day from Newcastle, where she has
been attending the state meeting Of
the Wyoming State Federation Of Wo-
mans clubs, which has been IN session
for the past three days. Miss Stoner
reports that the session just ended
has been the most s~uccessful n to
date, 1t being attended by members
from all over the state.
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WHooPING THINGS UP q
IN LARlMEH iCoUNTYI

E. P. Pearson, the Virginia Il Dale
ranchman and dairy farmer. left for
his home this morning. having ar.
rived yesterday afternoon from the
ranch with a big load Of produce. Mr..
Pearson is one Of the county commit
tee for Larimer county. and believes
that Colorado will 60 for Taft and the
republican ticket beyond a doubt He
says Larimer county viii do it's full
share in that direction.
, 1908-10-24
s~hipmsnte Of e&oek.

q. P. Baker and G. ". Penn are pre-.
pairing to ship three and perhaps four
carloads Of cattle from here later in
the afternoon. Mr.. Baker vas up the
river buying cattle. getting the MAJ
ketable stuR from Gus Burg. Jonas
Berglund. Frank Suith and others. Mr..
Penn driving the ranch stuff across the
Hills to be added 10 the other here.
, 1908-10-24
Stock at the Yards.

~ r-aLEEI o..
The following shipments Of sheep
we're at tho yards here this morning:
Cokeville Land and Live stock com
pany, Cokeville to Chicago. ten cars;
Noblett Z Marks. Cokeville to Chica'
80, two cars; j. D. Noblett. Cokeville
to Chicago, two cars; Will Blsney,
Cokeville to Chicago. two cars; R. A.
Mason, CokevilIe to Chicago, two cars,
Papinvarth &Noblett, Cokevflle to chi
cago, two cars; Robert MCMILLAN, Eos.
ell to 6outh Omaha, three cars; vii
Ham Mcmillan, Fossil Y South Omaha
four cars; ". A. Diamond. Fossil, to
south Omaha. seven cars; T. ". Jones
mansion to South Omaha, eleven cars;
2. n. Wilson, Payson. Utah, to Kan.
~ City, three cars; ZEE Wilson. Pay
sun. utah, to Kansas City. two cars.
, 1908-10-24
|A warm RECEPTION To
THE MEN Of THEF[EET

ciated Press tonight, Rear Admiral
Sperry said: 81 am deeply impressed
by the sincerity Of the Japanese gov
eminent and the people in the wei
come they have extended the officers
and men Of the Atlantic feet.
Japanese Are Sincere.
1--WE have had unusual opportunities
Of meeting the representative people
OF this country, and / am speaking
as well for the officers and men Of
the feet when 1 say to the Associated
Press that there can be no possible
doubt OF the sincere desire on the
part of our hosts of the last week to
cultivate permanent happy relations
with America
, 1908-10-24
SECRETARY OF 51fFt''
IS ORDERED TO JAIL

and two Of the members ordered
O'Connor to obey Judge Allen and two
ordered him not to place the tickets
on the oficial ballot.
Will Go to Higher Court.
The matter Of sending the secretary
to jail will be taken to the supreme
court.
, 1908-10-24
CASH GOES UP.
Nearly Million and Half More on
Hand Than Last Week.

New York. N. Y. Oct. 24.-Thc
statement of the clearing house
banks for the week shows that the
banks hold 81. 10000 more than the
requirements Of the Is per cent =
serve rule. Tbs h an Increase af
yl.4es.s1S In 0e proportioaati cask
reserve - compared with last wssk.
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National Golf Champion.

Washington, D. c., Oct 24--Miss
Katherine C. Harley OF the Fall River,
Mass, golf club today won the nation
al golf championship by defeating Mrs..
T. H. Polhemus Of the Richmond
Country club, Brooklyn. N. Y. by a
score Of six up. I'VE to play.
, 1908-10-24
THREE TIED GAMES.
Final Scores In principal Events on
Football 0eidlron In the Ease.

Philadelphia, Pa. Oct. 24.-In the
football game here this afternoon be-
tween Pennsylvania and the Carlisle
Indian school, the score at the end
Of the nrst half was: Pennsylvania,
9; Carlisle. q At the enh Of the
game: Pe.nayisania s; Carlisle. 8.
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be here today. and Acting Coroner
LYNDA, Who has the inquest in charge.
adjourned the hearing until Tuesday
morning OF next week, 1t 10 o'clock
The Jury viewed the remains Of the
two men and the bodies were buried,
, 1908-10-24
Home from Centennial.

Home from Centennial.
President Miller and Superintendent
Stewart returned late yesterday after
noon from Centennial. whore they had
been for a couple Of days on company
business. Mr.. Stewart was present
when the Wolbol and Dngen cattle
were loaded yesterday afternoon and
brought to this city for forwarding to
market.
, 1908-10-24
W. c. r. U. CONVENTION.

"
Denver, Colo, Oct. 24.LThe second
days convention OF the Woman's
Christian Temperance Union in this
city was devoted to a number of
addresses by workers. organizers and
superintendent, showing the progress
made in organizing the fight for pro
hibition in the various sections Of the
country.
Juvenile Courts.
Juvenile courts was one Of the sub
jects discussed at today's meeting, and
Judge Ben B.. Lindsey, Judge Of the
juvenile court of this city, was among
its speakers.
Young Women's Meeting.
Tonight will be given over to the
Young Women's Christian Temper
ance and the Loyal Temperance Le-
gion. divisions Of the ". G. r. q.
sunday SERVICES
Tomorrow win be devoted 70 relig-
ious exercaseA, two meetings being
held. q in the afternoon and one
In the evening".
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At0diee and Harvard II.
Amapohs. Ad., Oct. 24.-The foot
ball game today between Harvard and
the Naval academy resulted as fol-
lows: First half-Mishipmen, s;
Harvard. 0; final score: Midshipmen,
s; Harvard. G..
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EXPECT TO INVEST
IN COAL LANDS HERE

John C. Allies and his son, Of Pitts
burg, Pa, are In the city and are
looking over the country with . view
10 Investing In the coal and other
valuable lands In this section. They
are qalte fsyoFably Impressed with
he poasfbdlltiss a tie Laramie valley.
, 1908-10-24
IraNeIInn Audited Here.

TAvet!nD Hossp0E b1SsV.
]. Fred Dawson. travelling auditor
for the hotel department Of the Union
Pacific, Is here today for a short rest,
and will visit with his family while In
the city. He Il away 20 much that he
sometimes has to get an Introduction
to his babies.
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DISTRICT COURT AT DENVER
FINDS OFFICIAL GUILTY OF
ccNrEMPv or oRDER
or THE COURT.
Said "a Have Refused 70 Obey Order
Of Judge Allen In placing Anti
cuspsnheim and Business Mons
Tickets on oHneiaI HalIot-Wo-
mems Christian Temperance I'm
ion Convention In Session Today.

Denver. Colo, Oct. 24-Secretary
of state O'Connor was this morning
found guilty Of contempt OF the dis
trict court and ordered confined in
jail until such time ~ he agrees to
obey the court. The decision follow
ed O'Conuer's refusal to obey the or
der by Judge Allen commanding him
to place the nti-Guggenheim and bus
mess mems tickets on the oficial bal
lot
Out o. Courts tsandA
II vas contenasd by the attorneys
To- ~ peoreSkfy that the case had
Ma tnkeA u the hands OF the
district oo1reFtt the supreme court,
tie cas- hkSia8 been considered by
four members q the supreme court,
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Gone to Centennial.

Mrs. A. B. Caverly. wife OF the bag
gage agent at the depot here, and her
sister. Miss Tessie Welch, left this
morning for Centennial to spend the
day with Mr.. and Mrs. B. p. wigton.
They are expected to return late this
afternoon.
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81. MILES
PER HOUR
NonsKrooss ~ AMkRlcAN CAR
wftsa vANpeRDslT cup AND
aEcoRo o. TAk MoaLn-
A. ReaMsxoNp<

Esssmtssn Aussmobtsss Enter Haes,
Race ssiNs Declared 1t End Wten
AmsFsean Car PASSES W1nning
Stake, with italian Car Second
Two Hundred Thousand People
ssruna Aisas z4hs Course.
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Princeton and syracuse,

Syracuse. N. Y, Oct. 24.-The final
score in the game between Syracuse
and Princeton here this afternoon
resulted: Syracuse, o; Princeton, 0.
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Japanese Are Sincere.
Desperate Flight Near uioan.

SSSPS'&ho E'bus tNoat bfAAb.
Manila, Oct. 24.-In 4 desperate
fight, prolonged for hours, which 90
Cured yesterday near Iligan, island Of
Mindanao, nine Filipino laborers and
their superintendent. also a native,
were killed by Moros and four ma
tives were wounded. Whether the at
lacking Moros suffered any loss can
not now be a~scertained.
Rushed Upon Natives.
The tight took place upon the
Shepherd plantation. The Moros sud
denly rushed from the bush upon
Filipinos and several men were killed
in the attack.
Moros Driven to Shelter.
The Filipinos then rallied and drove
the Moros to shelter, after which the
battle continued for several hours at
long range.
Plantation Stores Burned.
Before being driven OF the Moros
succeeded in firing the plantation
stores. which with their contents were
destroyed.
, 1908-10-24
,verk Train sn cvte4s.

Two extra work trains were placed
n commission on the Borie cuto6 to
d.. In a effort 70 ct that line into
comnliasiou It ths earliest possible mo-
mont
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HAWAN'S LAUNCH
FOR TOMORROW

It has been definitely decided that
the. launching of. the transpaeifc yacht
Hawaii wtll takes place TOMORROW at
S 1p+ m. the tide seFving at that hour.
The. band wills be present and the
public are cordially invited to be pres
emf at the ceremony. j fZgaf&8.
The yacht will be christened 'Ha-
waii" by Miss Mary Kaui Wilcox. in
the name of the Transpacific Yacht
Committee. xEs9 8.
Miss Wilcox is a student at Oahu
College and the choice of her as the
yachts sponsor is very popular. She
is a daughter of A. S ! wilcox of
Kauai.
The officers and crew of the yacht
viii probably be as follows: Captain
and sailing master. Alec Lyle; navi-
gator, Capt. S. ). Harris: sailors, Err
nest Meek, George Turner, Jack
O'Brien, Ray lReitow q native named
Dan and two Others ss1s y = z - - ~
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SERGEANT BARRY
GOES To WAlUKU

Sergeant z. L. Barry, organizer Of
the Hospital Corps of the National
Guard of Hawaii, now assigned tc duty
with. the 1st Infantry of Hawaii, viii
leave by the steamer Claudine today
for Maui.
He will go to Waikiki, and Lahaina,
to drill the Thirteen Hospital Corps men
now enlisted on the Valley island.
At a request made to the Adjutant
General ana Qa.artermaster' Depart
ment by Ist Lieutenant r. III. Dinegar
of Wailuku. Sergeant Barry has been
granted a seven-days leave of absence.
and he will report to Lieut.. Dinegar
and drill the Maui detachment in all
duties pertaining to the medical de-
partment. -rr
+ Sergeant Barry has served in the
Philippines and has seen a deal Of
iring-line service. He was at one time
detailed 30 Angel Island by the War
Department to act as drill instructor.
He is now assigned to duty as chief
clerk in the Adjutant General . office
and is quartermaster sergeant TO Quar-
termaster General John w. Short OF
the Quartermaster' Department, First
Infantry. Honolulu, T. II.
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MANY HANDBALL
GAMES PLAYED

In spite of numerous other attrac-
lions in town the Y. NJ. C. A. handball
men are keeping steadily at work and
already large number of games con-
stituting the new series have been
played. The results Of the games play
ed on Monday night and last night and
those who participated in them, fol-
low: "A
c. F. BrisseI won from C. Lewis, 9-15,
1913, 15-11.
NJ de Cofto won from FL. Chandler,
1876, 1912.
NJ Johnston won from R. c. Axtell,
15-0. 1872.
J. Mott won from A. Myhre. 1873. 1873
c. Louis won from A. Myhre, 1913.
1870.
NJ G. Johnston won from s. Garcia,
$50, 1910, ISL.
i NJ. G. Johnston won from s. Bum,
ISL, ISL
H NickeIsen won from s. Bum, 1874,
1879.
C. Brissel won, from J. Curry, 1913,
1873
NJ Johnston won from c. Brissel, ISL,
1871. rode ot
M. de Coito won from F. venhuizen,
ISL, 15-13 - 1za ba ~ 19s2
sE. B. Blanchard won from c. Lewis,
1911, 15-s-
IN. $. chandler won from P. Schmidt.
1872, 1872
n. s.. Chandler won from R. AxtelL
I5-13. I5-7aA n aH4@4fss y
Il b Blanchard won from j. &. Ew-
ing. 1872, 1873.
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OPOpO NOW oI
MEANS BUSINESS

Bob Opiopio. the local jockey, stated
yesterday that he intends to get down
to business with the idea Of getting
some good mounts at the coming meet
fngs at WaiIuku or Hilo.
There ID no doubt that Opiopio Is "a
very Capable rider when Feeling right,
but is a little too fond of good time
to be reliable. II. 1hoWever, he adheres
to his promise to attend strictly to
business, 0thsre is no reason why he
should. not have, his, share of riding
at the~locai meetings this year
Opiopio is twenty-seven years old
and can ride easily at 10 pounds. He
has in the past seven. or eight years
ridden FOR w H ACornNef Frederick
and Wolters, John <0Rouke, Henry
Jaeger, Charlie David and other well
known local owners.
Among well-known horses he has
plotted to victory may be mentioned
Billy c., Lord Brock, GarterIine Anti
dote, So-So, Racine Murphy. Egyptian
Princess, Defender and Indigo.
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A provision merchant in Oldham,
England. has invented an Ingenious
eontriyapce by which he is able to feed
MS horses without personal attendance,
through the medium of an American
alarm clock! In a. small office adioin-
ing the stable the clock Is placed on a
sheH Attached to the winding key is
a piece of copper wire, and this is
fastened to small brass roller that
runs over wooden rod. At the end
Of the rod is heavy weight When the
clock goes off the wheel is drawn over
the red and releases the weight, which
fails TO the floor. The corn box is filled
overnight, and when the weight is. re-
leased small door at the bottom of
the box flies open and the corn falls
mt the Manager. The harses never fail
to- rise at the sound of the alarm. know
Ing what is to follow. and when the
drivers turn up~the animals are ready
to be harnessed. Another advantage
IS that the horses need never be put
TO work before the breakfast mas had
time. to digest.
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TO FORM
TRACK LEAGUE

A league for the promotion of plrer
and cleaner athletics in. the. city and
for the creating Of a stronger athletic
spirit among the athletes OF the r. NJ
Ca. isgbeing formed. Details con-
nected with the organization have not
assyet been com 1esed.
: There will be two classes OF members
in this organization. One class, which
win probably be called the regulars"
will be composed entirely Of men who
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succeed in coming up to a certain
standard in the various events.
The second class, the reserves" will
be formed from athletically. inclined
members of the association who have
not yet won their spurs on field and
track.
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CHEAPER TRIPS
To THE CRATER
The Transportation Committee
Gets Excursion
Rates.

To the volcano and back for SEQ %.
including steamboat. railway. coach
fare and a fun day at the Volcano
House, is the weekend excursion rate
the Territorial Transportation Com
mittee can now offer to those who wish
TO make the trip.
Mr.. Kennedy. president of the Inter-
Island Co. has made a $3.50 return
rate TO Hiio. and suggests the first or
second Friday in May for the excur-
sion. Mr.. r. H. Trent arrives from
Hawaii today and will be glad to hear
by phone or postal from those who
wish to make this weekend excursion
to see Kilauea in action. 1t Is asked
that they suggest which date they pre-
fer, the first or second weekend in
May. The Mauna Kea win leave Ho-
nolulu Friday afternoon, returning
early Monday morning.
The following communication was
received yesterday by the secretary Of
the Territorial Transportation Com
mittee
Dear Sir: / am not certain that I
understand just what you want prices
ON. 1t is customary in selling excur-
sion tickets 20 the Volcano House to
include accommodation at the hotel
I notice that some of your party
walk and some contemplate camping
out at the volcano. The worst diff
Guilty about camping out up there will
be water The party will not be able
to get water nearer than Glenwood.
The Volcano House has sufficient wa
ter for guests, but would not care, I
think. to sell any, as their supply is
limited
1 made a trip to the Volcano House
yesterday to have a talk with the
manager, Mr. D. Lycurgus, about your
party and have been able to arrange
a very cheap excursion rate especially
for you.
I can offer you transportation from
Hilo to the Volcano House, including
Hilo railroad fare and stage fare and
return to EIilo. also board and lodging
at the Volcano House for one day, for
the sum of sS.45.
To secure this rate, would want
guarantee of not less than fifty people.
If any more than that were going. it
would be necessary for us to know the
exact number twenty hours ahead of
arrival in Hilo. 4 ~ uaf
+ To secure this rate also the party
would have to travel by regular train.
III. r, r. train leaves Hilo for Glen
wood at T a. m. and 2:i5 .. m. on Sat
urdays: on Sundays. returning, leaves
Glenwood $3.50 q. m. and 4 p. m.
The regular charges for the service
quoted you are:
Ticket volcano and return. 80 500
One day at volcano. ...... 500
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The leading business houses in Ho-
nolulu will be requested to give any
of their employees who wish to make
the volcano excursion the extra half
holiday necessary. on the ground that
a knowledge of the islands will en-
nance their value to the firms from a
commercial standpoint.
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Telephone SGT. P. o. Box T73
NaniWa e. Co.
CONTRACTORS and BUILDERS
MAsoNs. CARPENTERS, DRAxER4
Telephone SGT.
P. o. Box TzG

49, Dealers In -
Curling, Coral, Ballast for ships.
Foundation Stone,
Black and White Sand.
Soil of Every Description,
Excavating. Grading and Hauling at
Reasonable Rates.
Save money by giving us your con-
tract.
We guarantee the quality ami work.
Give us a trial.
OFFICE-1s0 Magoon Building. Mer-
chant Street, corner Alakea Street.
HONOLULU.
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SIGN ARTICLES
THIS AFTERNOON

Hans Froelecher and Frank Kanas
will sign their wrestling articles this
afternoon and the ferfeits viii be post
ed immediately after 2 Sailor Brown
of the II. s. s. Troquois will probably
be given chance TO show what stat.
he is made OF in a preliminary to the
main event on April IS
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KAPAHULU IMPROVEMENT CLUB.

The regular monthly meeting Of the
Kapatulu Improvement Club will be
held in Hollfnger Han, Camp McKin-
ley, on Saturday. April 4, at 7:30 p. m.
All members and property-owners are
requested 10 be present.
a 1859 s. tMEHEULA, Secretary.
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IL al AZ AZ xAk, - AZ -
Short and Sweet
~~w~~wwTw1

p~W~E~w~w~T
Would it be right to call collector
Of cigar bands a cigar bandit?
w. T. Robinson, the Maui horseman,
has purchased Capt. SouIe's brown
>trotter Artie w.
Artie w, the trotting horse. will be
shipped to Wailuku today by the
steamer Claudine.
The dead PAGER Wayboy was by
Strathway and has been owned in
turn by C. Bellina, Billy Cunningham,
G. S. Mckenzie, Larry Dee and DIR. A.
r. Rowat. His first race here was
against Fred Eros.
Sam Weller, who returned from a
visit TO the Coast by the S. S. Santa
Maria recently, brought with him a
good-looking Irish terrier which win
compete at the coming bench show.
W. Fl. Smith will go to the Coast
On business trip in the near future
He expects to bring back bull ter
rier with him to enter at the coming
show. #t@
TIE league baseball meeting which
was to have taken place yesterday fell
through for lack of quorum.
There will be a meeting of the TRAN
guIar baseball series committee at the
Promotion Committees rooms at noon
today.
on wednesday the High school team
played basketball with the Normal
School team and were defeated by the
score of 26 to II. The game was the
last of the season. HI g.
Amosa Kauahi agmuscuIars boatman,
wants TO kvrestIe any old 'haole in the
city for $3.50.
Koa of Kof1ala would like to mix in
the local wrestling game. He bars no
one. $1,000,
At the Miller street tennis courts yes
terday evening, Charles Gilliland de-
feated Hannibal Phillip by a score Of
Ga, GA
Isaac F'aria completed his game with
Frank Freitas, winning by so, 81
score. This game was postponed be-
cause of the rain last week. @a
On Monday, Oliver soares meets Al
varo Branco. o@ n PIT .9fs f=za
A medal to the winning 7. NJ. C A..
relay team at the island championship
meet will be struck off shortly. 1t will
Ioes%4 80
medal though bright gold finish will
be substituted for the Roman finish Of
previous occasions. s o
Boys basketball at the High and
Normal schools has come to an end, |
the Highs being declared champions as /
they won the required three out Of five /
games necessary to get the honor /
s The NormaIs have not as yet decided /
they will enter team in this /
years Understandable baseball league or
not AIiiolani College will have a Sec
Dnd team and will play against the
second teams of Kanlehameha, Puma
lou, and the High School,
The matter of basketball game be-
,ween the Y. M. G. A. team and the
Boys of the Miller Street Basketball
hub seems TO have fallen through,
neither side having anything further
o say on the subject. Director Hand
'efuseff the use of the 7. M. c. A.
gymnasium. courts of the association
eanI TO practise on and that probably
accounts for the lack of interest on the
,art of the z. NJ G. A team. i
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s 500
500
$500

So you will see that You are offered
a very substantial reduction.
The Volcano House has on several
occasions entertained more. than 100
people at one time, 50 you will have no
trouble in that line. eft
Charges for carting camping outfit
from Hilo. via n. r. r., to Glenwood
will be at the rate OF So per ton; from
Glenwood to Volcano House IS per ton,
or s. per ton from Hilo to- volcano.
Prices are for weight or measurement
carriers option
I am not certain that this Is all the
information you require, but II more
hs wanted it can be had for the ask
ing. - -
I would add that the excursion rate
quoted you is cheaper than II could be
had if segregated-that is, part Of it
could not be had at the same proper
tionate reduction.
Should you decide TO use excursion
rate, we have tickets covering the
"trip, so you would not need to have
ANY printed for this end of the jour-
ney. Yours very truly,
VOLCANO STABLES AND TRANS
PORTATION CO, LTD.
C. E. WRIGHT, Manager.
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w. T. Robinson, the Maui horseman,
has purchased Capt. SouIe's brown
trotter Artie W.
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MIR. and Mrs. Hashimoto
MASSEURS

Remember that the road depart
nnent have promised 70 cart away the
refuse when you clean up your side
walk. Please telephone 70 them when
your part Of the work Is done.
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August Chinese A c.~vs. Paiana
A. G.. Japanese A. c. vs. KaaIa A. c.
August 9-PaIama A. c. VS.. KaaIa
A. c.; Chinese Aloha Club VS.. Jap