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The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1908-07-02
LIPS MADE PRETTY
TONICS WILL MAKE PALE
MOTHS A BRIGHT SHADE.
Olntmcnts OF Glycerine and Leaf
Lard Improve ColW--Artlficial
r,,ts RIcutled with These Lotions
Owe Color Until IL is Restored.

Uncommon though they are, lips
NJ a healthy red color may be culti-
waited by proper treatment. As
rule. pale lips indicate thin condi-
tion of the blood, or enaemia, and
for this reason tonic including iron
and phosphate should be taken in
ternally. Precisely what this medi-
cine shall be is for a physician to
determine, or frequently a reliable
druggist will recommend a good
"system builder" 1t is always saf-
est to have a physicians prescrip-
ton, however.
Lips that are dry or cracked, will
disfigure the prettiest mouth, and as
these conditions are usually the re-
suit of internal disorders, not infre-
ouently indigestion, each woman
should take some simple cure.
There Is no better lip salvc than
that which woman may make at
home from lard and chemically pure
glycerlne. 1t is of the utmost inn
portance that the latter shall be
pure. A spoonful rs the basis, and
into this is beaten as much freshly
tried leaf lard as is necessary to
make a creamy consistency.
It is not necessary to melt the
lard for the purpose. for the two
will mix without trouble If the WORK
IS done slowly. Before putting away
couple of drops of any perfummed
oil may be beaten in. This lotion
should be rubbed on the lips at
night and any time during the day.
It's efficacy may be increased by
bathing the lips before using with a
solution of alum-a teaspoonful of
the powder to a pint or water.
This may be kept bottled little
put on at time. 1t thoroughly
astringent before the fats are ap-
piled.
That painful condition which ex-
lists chronically with some persons
redness and soreness at one corner
of the mouth---as a rule comes from
an exces of acidity in the saliva. An
excellent remedy is to rinse the
mouth four or five times a day with
water, in which teaspoonrul of BIZ
carbonate of soda has been dis
solved.
At the same time the sore may
be touched with a cream composed
of 10 grains of oxide of zinc, a quar-
ter of an ounce of spermaceti oint-
ment, and drop of ottar of roses,
should the latter be desired for per-
fume. The zinc can be worked in
to the ointment without melting the
latter.
Great care must be taken in the
use of coloring matter on the tips,
as unconsciously much may be taken
on the tongue. and should there be
any harmful ingredient, its effect
would be felt
Spermaceti ointment is the basis
of a harmless lotion. 1t is composed
of half an ounce of the spermacetl
ointment and a couple OF grains OF
powdered carmine. The latter is
worked into the ointment until the
desired shade Is obtained. 1t may
be perfumed in any way one chooses
using the oil, not an extract, for the
latter will not mingte.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1908-07-02
A Stylish Blouse i'm Chiffon.

Bodlces are as elaborate as skirts
are slmp'e, but for summer they are
made in delightfully."- cool and dain-
~ materials. One, like the model
shown here Is charming in soft silk
gauze, trimmed with open-lace folds
of chiffon taffetas with futed chif-
fon around the edges. The blouse
Is laid in plalts over the shoulders
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1908-07-02

The skirt has two ruffles trimmed
with embroidery, which can be done
ny the wearer or omitted without de-
tracing from the daintiness of the
modN. Or embroidery frilling
might be used If one cared to go to
the extra expense.
The neck has little Capucin yoke
and collar of embroidery, the latter
nrished with jabot of tilet net en-
broidered with dainty blue threads.
The sleeves are three-quarter
length, being formed of embroidery
and the Irish lawn inset with inser-
tions of Valenciennes.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1908-07-02

diranes and elephants are said
I" play havoc with telephone lines
In Africa.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-06-13
ATTENTION, BUYERS!

PEKA.
5000 Topeka ave. home, $500 mtge.
Two 6 rm. East side houses; 40 q. bottom
land, Shawnee county, 81, 200.
ALSO SPECIAL 5 days offer, CUT
PRICE to 1880 on good rn1. house, new
ly papered and vanished, lots. barn,
gas well, cistern, sink cellar, new pOrce-
lain BATH pantry, close to car, West side,
only 1880.
Have you looked at 1920 F'illmere2
TELEGRAM called for BEST OFFER.
Only $500 offered yet. Contractor just
looked it over and said it would cost
$500 to build the house and allowed u 200
for the ground "a, 100 value, and are offer
ed only $500. rs, %. Is, who'll make 1t
1925 Clay can still be had for $500 cash
or t3.400, $1,000 down.
OTHER BARGAINS, ALL SORTS.
rs lots. 4 rms, barn. gas. well. south
barn, Lincoln 81, 500.
COTTAGES: Near Potwin, rms gas,
shade, ~ e. front lots, 11,575 rms. e.
front, gas. |. and h.. bath rrn. with water
closet, out West 9Th. 81 400: Lowman. 4
rms, gas, city water, e. front, 81, 500; new
rms, Lowman, 2 lots, $1,O50 II sold this
week. All modern, superf1ne, rms. and
attic. Q lots, barn, paved street, southwest.
RENT: 1885 Muivane, rms, complete
bath, hot water, cistern, gas /. and h..
barn, $1S. Cor would sell for $4,000. 1119 w.
9Th. rms. s12 SIG Lawrence, 5rms., gas,
SO, and 50 others.
Dainty building site 8. w. only $525.
Everything you want in real estate.
1o7 w. 7th St. St. ~ Both Phones.
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.

Cheer up. now; don't be signing;
The flood has reached it's end.
A south side home you'll soon be buying,
And that way all your troubles mend.
We have some houses In the West,
Surrounded by yards that are dry and
clean:
But this point you'll not think the best,
When you the other charms have seen.
Investigate these choice ones:
HARRISON ST. New house, rooms,
hall and bath, combination lights, oak
fioors. full cement basement, piped for
furnace, ~ lots. Terms. ........... s., $50
lots, rooms, cellar, cistern, city wa
Yer. gas heat. barn, near car, $500 cash,
ooioice $~V per mo-. 81, sou
NEW MODERN COTTAGE, 6 rooms.
close In. a dandy place. Terms. s., 800
SOUTHWEST. First time advertised.
Grand new 8 room house, cellar, cistern,
gas, 500 cash, balance SIS per mo, and
per cent interest. .....................Sl9 500
POLK ST. 11s lots, east front, rooms,
,sn:., city water, gas, paving, dirt
a. '........................ II, 5O0
CLOSE IN. rooms, city water In yard.
vas Ias II cellar, lot, paving, shade, rents
vi. $lSo each and SIS per mo 81, 100
GARLrNeHoUsE REALTY co.
COS KANSAS AVE.
PHONES: IND. 1905 BELL 1850.
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mo FLOOD wrrH THESE


Michigan ave-, new 4 room cottage, 8
corner lots. nice young fruit. Price 81
2sO
Freeman ave-. new room cottage, cell
lar. lots. Price $1.0eo-$3o0 cash.
Poplar st., good room house. corner
lots Price 81 800 Will take team as part.
West 9Th ST.. 8 room house, cellar. welt.
cistcrn and city water, sewer connections,
barn. lots. Price $21OO.
East 9Th ST.. room house, well and els
tern. barn, lots, $1,000.
East 9Th st.. dandy s room cottage. barn,
IN lots. This Is a cracker1ack-$1,s50 $50.
Tyler St, new 6 room cottage, III lots,
everything in first class shape. Price S.
100. Good terms.
Adams st.. room cottage, hall, closets
and china closet. lot. Price $1,000
The above properties are all In good re-
pair. out of flood district and can be sold
on good terms.
Ye North Topeka sufferers come over
and see us. as we have got sucker on
our line that is wanting property where
there is plenty of water.
II you have a snap, tell us about it.
DAWSON q PERSON.
ROOM BANK OR TOPEKA BLDG.
PHONES: IND. 1885, BELL 416.
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JournoI 1 e 1i e. 1 a5Speka ~
NOTICE 70 BfDDERs.
sealed proposals. Win ne rtce1ved BY the
thu city Of roucks. untH ,. m. safur.iay.
hor and materials neeessarr for the efSc-
des e sA os g s:s
All Of the foregoing to b. ssseu,aA in
ssrlct accord with the plans, details and
John ssaa.dn ssR sssss 1as s sss same "
gan g seen On me :. the once Of the
effice Of the superintendent Of the instr
tuition and At the ofEice Of the State Arch
itect. in the capitol building, Topeka, o.
All bids or proposals shau be. made 70
the Board Of Control and shall - aecemp
panied BY . certified check on some re-
sponsible bank, for five. per ce1f o. SAe
ana Tie scss re s so soss. e ss e
the State IN case the ssaccees1ul 61ader
fails for ten days to enter into contract
scsDsS 81 law sfssq US e Of sss
An bids or proposals shan ~ sealed and
directed 70 the SECRETARY Of the Board OF
posal for buildings."
Ali contracts shall be awarded by the
Board Of Control to the lowest rssponsi-
right to reject any and ali bids, or 10 re-
the best interest Of the State. -
Attsnsion e bidder der Z called 70 the
comply. - :
BY order Of the Board Of Ccnsroa Of
State Charitable Institutions.
F. W. KNAPP. secretary.
June 10. 1905.
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE.
J. q. sHAFFER & CO..
liz East Sixth st.
FOR SALtNO TRADE
FOR sALENNo TRADE

FUR SALE-NO TRADE
$40 acres miles from Topeka, " mile to
railroad station, good rich smooth land,
good large house, large barn, school house
on farm, $65 per acre.
240 acres 5 miles from Topeka, extra
good smooth land, 10 room house, barn.
$50 per acre.
so acres miles from Topeka, 1 mile to
street cars. good. smooth land, good large
buildings, 5000
40 acres 4 miles from Topeka, all good
land, room house, good barn, fine loca-
ton. A snap. Rents for 500; $500.
40 acres. good land, fair improvements,
fruit. miles from Topeka, rents for $125.
Price 81. 800.
40 acres miles from Topeka, good land
good buildings, fruit, $500.
40 acres IA miles from Topeka, miles
from good r. r. town, good rich land,
fair buildings, s, 800.
100 acres. So, acres from Topeka, 4 miles
from a good railroad town, a good i'm
proved farm, only S. 700.
We have all kinds Of farms and small
tracts, all kinds Of city property, proper
ties for sale with a small payment down
and balance in monthly payments. Write
US or call and see us.
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+. Almost new, room cottage. completely
modren, polished floors. nice vestibule
rooms handsomely decorated, splendid ar
rangement for access to toilet and bath
without going through other rooms. Large
front porch. attic large, storage house
can be used for barn. lots, old shade,
on pavement, splendid furnace, equipped
for gas. Can quickly be changed so 9TH
er fuel may be used. Price right.
WILSON & NEISwANGER.
PHONES s4s. 116 w. 9TH ST.
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FOR SALE
Outside Of the flood district. No danger
Of being washed away when you buy one
Of these houses:
8 room part modern. 514 Lane st.
8 rooms. lots, East Seward ave-, "
block from car.
rooms, modern. 7t5 West ct.
4 rooms, East Seward. 2 lots.
These houses will be sold on the month";
ly payment plan. A small payment down
and balance like rent.
TOPEKA INVESTMENT LOAN co.
113 EAST 9TH STREET.
IND. PHONE 1907.
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WORTH SEEING
New room house, 500 German ave-. as
near modern as can be made in that loca-
ton; two east front lots, on corner.
block from car, trees, walks. outbuildings.
splendid wells Terms. - e
=. WILSON & NEfSwANGER, Hs
PHONE 94s 5r
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.
FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE
GEO l. NOBLE. A. T..
q
gan
LOANS INSURANCE

4as KANSAS AVE

One of
cent
lin
for 500 4F
the
and
IN.AO.
10 Buingame
ALL
II
pera acre..
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"A FEW SPECIALS


funS25 ito
and Lincoln Price
city
Of
lay nears Pri
o
FLAW
PLErELY MODERN HOMES NEARING COMPLETION
C
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BARNES REAL ESTATE co.

AL.
E. r. BARNES J
off Kansas
o only
AL.
$780, ike rent
wano
hardo oil fnsh
: -
phones o>N~-
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tisr
BARGAINS.
room modern house, right
. in town, $3.50. If
Another one near 10th and
Western ave-, 10 rooms, thor
oughly modern, easy terms,
$4,000
Monroe ST., finest location,
rooms. modern, $500.
~ lots, just 8 lots off pave
ment, $500.
MAXWELL & CO.
Successors to Lakin.)
10s w sth st. Ind. Phone SO.
-{f.r
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FOR SALE OR RENT
Moderate priced houses In many loca-
tons on the south side
BUSINESS LOCATIONS
have a large number of business
houses In excellent locations that can be
had on very good terms.
If you want anything in the way of res
licences or business properties, either to
buy or rent, temporarily or for long per-
iods, it will pay you to see me.
H, C. BOWMAN.
Fourth Floor Columbian Bldg.
IND. PHONE 6S1.
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FOR SALES homes southwest part Of
city;
One rooms, lots, $780,
One z rooms, IL lots, barn. well, ciB-
tern, gas, shade east front, 1900.
One rooms, new. modern, east front,
dooru from car. $500.
Deferred payments per cent. Call on
DR.. J. A. Crabb, owner, 731 Kansas ave-.
or 12H Lane st.
FOR SALE+My home In Highland Park,
rood house. Il lots, good barn, chicken
house and lot, lots Of fruit and shrubbery.
Terms easy. J. C. Gordon.
Is LOTS FOR SALE CHEAP
Highland Park. Inquire Seguine. Alb K-A.
Men of taste are learning to smoke the
Rig TROMP Sc cigar because they re-
alike the superior excellence.
CALL I'll for the best home bargain IN
Topeka. Must SELL
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Some good vacant lots, 5Ox205 feet in
Potwin, high and slightly, splendid loca-
ton and neighborhood, underprices. $3.50.
on Lincoln south of 10th. each $500.
lots fronting Central Park. Fine, $1,000.
50 feet east front, Lane street, on pave
ment, one and half block car, West side.
$3.50
AND MANY OTHERS.
WILSON & NEISWANGER,
Phones 94s. 11e West 9Th st.
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HOMES INVESTMENTS.
nome with
SHAWN Sem
modern
prce
Err1 Inv
o. % monh Sly Tats and The
800 ~ ~ W. ~ @Bu1.DINGa sfTE 20"
alter lin
a In
Of he avenu close in
FRED BROWN z TrH ST TEr,
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FARMs RANCHES, SMALL TRACTS
AND CITY PROPERTY.
good farms to exchange, both imp.
$40 acre bottom farm, imp, $45 per acre.
room house on Madison. $3.50 cash,
balance time, SLIGO.
- nice lots. $50. $50 cash. balance time.
6 room house, 18th and Monroe, 500
cash, balance time
A. D. JONES & co.
IND. PHONE s45. BELL Sss.
600 KANSAS AVE.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
E.x.rs good quarter in Wallace county.
Kan. miles from railroad station, hair
hro<e house q by g. outbuildings, cave
1v,ranit,. s1soo No incumbrance. Trade
for rood rental property.
E. ToRRINdToN. 100 w. Sixth St.
r WON'T buy more quality and satisfac-
tion that you get In the Biz IhOMf.
The Big Tromp is the biggest selling ci-
gar in Topeka because It's the biggest
and best for cents.
FOR sALE-sos W. sth. lots. rooms and
hath. gas, furnace. oak floors. FACING
Bethany. $3.50.
FOR sALE-Cheap. 2 lots Clay and Eu-
cid, reasonable terms owner. pnone
133e-3 $500 = ssss 49, 50
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published in The Topeka state Journal
June b. 1861
NOTICE
Notice is hereby given that on the 18th
day OF June. 1908, Rebecca J. 4yorS was
appointed executrix Of the estate OF Mich
ael Myers. deceased. All persons interest
ed will govern themselves accordingly.
REBECCA J. MYERS, Executrix.
Topeka, Kan. June u. 1903. -
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FOR RENT

100 Clay. & rooms. gas. city water.
ena Topeka ave-, rooms. city water.
COL Topeka ave.. room-suite' modern
100 woodruff ave-. rooms, WELL DARN
$50 Twiss ave. rooms. gas, well.
1915 f. 9Th, rooms. gas.
J. e. ToRRINGTON. 100 w. Sixth ST.
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IEfIst published in The Topeka etate
Journal June s. 1S0e.1

NOTICE
To Whom Il May Concern:
You Will take notice that my petition for
permit to cell intoxicating liquors at my
the Second ward Of the city Of TopeEa,
shawnee county, Kansas, Is now on file
IN the office Of the probate Judge Of said
heard before the Honorable n. r. IIaydeu.
probate Judge Of said county, at his Of
peka Monday. the 7th day OF July. It -
o'clock q. N. A.
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THE BIG TROMP cigar is the big smoke
Tor the small price &C.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-06-13

The Big smoke at the small price. Din
TROMP sc cigar at your dealer 5.
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GUTHRIE & CHARLES.
116 E. 5th St. Ind. Phone 5961.
Topeka, near sth, room modern, s., 500.
Madison, rooms and barn. $1,000.
New 4 room cottage in shop district, on
easy terms tr7-e-
10 acres, close to car, 81, 100, terms.
Bargains in vacant lots, homes, large
and small, on easy payments.
CONFECTIONERY.
Soda fountain, news stand. do $500 to
$1,000 day business. in good location and
reasonable rent. Good reason for selling.
Price $3.50. r--
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FOR SALE-An immediate olIor Vim buy
very cheap. g. G. Hale1. Iashfvps &c,
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This Is the only dry cleaning house
in this city. Ladies' and gentle
mems clothing cleaned like new.
Give US call.
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NOTICE.

N0ffcE~My application for 1 psrssii Is
sell Intoxicating liquors according 10 law
e ss4 ~, ksns:r ave. IN the second ward sf
office Of the probate judge Of 1hawnoo
county. Kan, who has set the hearing Of
the same for "wednesday. July LIST. 1905. at
house In the city Of Topeka. -
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CLEANING AND REPAIRING WORKS
FOR
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.
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A. W. vOGEL. Successor.
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PHYSICIANS AND suRaNOaGa.
IDA 6. BzRNES. e 8.

tcenth ana clay. ofllco hours; %. a e
u q. M. end : p. M to 5 p - 4oeh
phones - restdeace and Ina. N o9)ee.
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STATE DETECTIVE BUREAU

GATHER evidence in civil and Grimm.
cases for railroads, corporations. bank,
attorneys and private individuals, we Il
not operate for rewards. Consultation fres
charges reasonable. Lock boy W
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OSTEOPATHS.
DR.. Nellie sawyer Z DR.. Clara Martin. q
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g LOTS FOR SALE CHEAP
Highland Park Inquire Seguine, Alb K-A.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-07-23
KlLOHANA LEAGUE
PLAYERS clever
Strong Combination o.
Amateurs Does Good
Work

Those who wish to see really
good play well performed by anna
teurs of exceptional talent should go
to the Opera House this evening to
see Lady Fortune" and Second
Thoughts" which will be given un-
der the auspices of the Kilohana Art
Leagues Dramatic Circle. Lady
Fortune" is an exceedingly clever one
act play, bright with wit at times,
and at other times strong and pathet-
ic. 1t gives some excellent opportu-
mites for character work on the part
of the actors. and at the general re-
hearsal, which took place at the
Opera House last evening those who
took parts showed that they had full
ly mastered them, and that they were
able to take advantage of the oppor-
tunities offered them by the play. A
remarkable feature about the affair
is the fact that small town like
this has been able to get together
such an aggregation of good actors.
Lady Fortune" has an all-star cast,
every one of those taking part streng-
thoning the whole. The acting of
such amateurs MS DR.. and Mrs. Hum
phris, Mrs. Warehouse, and James
Wilder is too well known to need
comment. and to this strong COmbi-
nation Mr.. Harvey. the playwright,
who takes difficult part, has been
the browning addition.
The other play Second Thoughts
is one of those typical English short
faces which have for years been so
popular in England and elsewhere.
II teens with bright fun from be-
ginning to end. and the players, Mt.
Arnold, Miss de lArtigue, and Miss
Bruce-the latter in a delightful
comic part-acquitted themselves
with credit at the rehearsal last
night and are certainly well worth
seeing this evening. On the whole,
1t may be said with absolute truth
that the Kilohana amateurs will be
able to compare with most and to
eclipse many of the professional COM
panies which have trod the Opera
House boards in the past.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-07-23
JAPANESE SUGGEST
BASEBALL BOYCOTT
Sportsmanlike Spirit Is
Needed In KeiO
Protest

The international" baseball conf
plications which arose last Sunday
refuse to be hushed. The matter of
the contested game between Keio and
the Diamond Heads Is now in the
hands solely of the Trustees, but,
for all that, the discussion goes mer-
rily on.
The japanese newspapers have de-
fined their attitude in this way: II
the Trustees refuse to cancel the
game, as the Keios ask, all japanese
are advised to stay away from Base
ball Park. This smacks of coercion
As matter of fact, both parties
to the affair seem wrong. Keio
wants the game cancelled, while only
one tally was concerned, and they
were defeated by an overwhelming
score of 10 to o. as the umpire's de-
cision made 1t. The resultant score,
in case the run were allowed. would
have been 10 to 1. The request for
cancelling of the game looks as II
the visitors have lost their sense of
proportion for the time being.
On the other hand. 1t is now adj
mitted that it would have been best
to have conceded the point to Keio
at the time. Bower said Ii would
be unfair for him. 1t would have
been easy to concede this much to
Keio, especially when very many who
saw the play admit that the umpire
was wrong. II would, in fact. have
been the sportsmanlike thing to do
and would have allayed all trouble,
and done more to promote friendly
and healthy feeling in the matter OF
these International sports than any
thing can now do. when the matter
has been allowed to come to an open
rupture.
| Even now, the Jewels might con-
sent to repeat the game, II is thought
They should win again by all dds
But, can they, when there is no prop.
er way of getting away from the UNI.
pire's decision?
There seems no doubt that Keit
has been pettish in the matter: hal
exaggerated a chance for one ruI
into a chance to win very one-sidec
contest, which they did not earn a
any stage Of the play And It seem.
equally certain that the Diamond
Heads could best afford to conced,
where they We're given an unearnet
advantage, and be generous to foe
man who Is weaker than they.
At all events. had an urgent re
quest been made for the concession
to Keio, grounds for present ill-feel
ing would have been destroyed. Fer
nandez said, Let him go back" But
for the sake of good feeling. his mer
might have assumed this attitude.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-07-23
OUTSIDE TESTIMONY
IN Kt|O PROTEST
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Outsiders who saw the play Sun
day, on account of which the Keio
University-Diamond Head game Is
contested, will be asked to appear to
state whether a foul tip. as Keio
states, actually occurred, or II the
play on which the Keio runner was
called out between bases was actually
started off with strike.
This shows that the Trustees mean
business, at least.