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The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1909-06-25
PERSONALS.

Miss Carrie Cummings is enjoying a
visit with relatives at Wernersville, Pa.
Miss Edna Wilson. is spending month
with her sister, Mrs, a. M. McNamee,
near Principle.
c. E. Dare and son Edgar, Of Alexan-
dria, Va, were guests this week of Dr. G.
S. Dare and family.
Mrs. Lizzie Moulton and daughter
Margaret, spent last Friday with z her
mother, Rebecca Pierce, near Hopewell
West Nottingham Christian Endeayor
social was entertained on Friday evening
last at the home Of H. L. Glacken, near
town.
Miss Cora M. Wiley,xo of West Noting
ham, has returned from her kindergarten
position at Atlantic City foNthe summer
vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Brumfeld and
daughter were guests this week at the
home of Augustus Brumheld and family
near town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. T. Riale and the
Misses Mccoy enjoyed an auto trip to
Cochranville on Sunday, in Mr.. Riale's
new touring car.
Prof. and Mrs. Ambrose Bechtel and
son George, of New Orleans, were guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. BecRtel on ssatur-
day-and Sunday.
Governor Austin L. Crothers, Chairman
of State Road Commission-J. M. Tucker,
and DR.. McConache, Of Baltimore, were
visitors in town on Sunday.
The meeting of the Social Sewing Circle
as announced to be held at the home of
Mrs. A. M McNamee on next Thursday
has been indefinitely postponed.
M E. Founders, assistant cashier Of
the National Bank of Rising Sun, attend
ed the convention of the Maryland Bank
ers Association, held at Blue Mountain
House this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Biddle, of Elkton,
have issued invita- tions. for the marriage
of their daughter, Miss Margaret Biddle,
to Mr.. James Simmons, Of Wilmington,
Del, at their residence on Tuesday eve
ming, June 20, at o'ciock.-
n
Cards have been issued by Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Biddle for the marriage of
their daughter, Miss Margaret, to Mr..
James Simmons, of Wilmington. Del, at
their, home near Elkton, Tuesday eve
ming, June 20, at 6 o'clock.
Mrs. R. Eva Hardness, of Petrolia Prov
ince, Ontario, Canada, arrived in Rising
Sun on Saturday, on visit to her sister,
Mrs. Sara Mace, whom she had not seen
for AZ years. Despite the fact Mts.
Harkness is 10 years of age, she made the
long journey alone.
Miss Alice M. Clifford returned to her
home at Pennington on Friday, after an
extended visit to relatives in Butte,
Montana. During her absence Miss Gift
ford enjoyed trip to Seattle, and was
present at the opening Of the Yukon
Alaskan Exposition.
Mr., and Mrs. George R. Webb, of
Baltimore, have announced the engage
ment of their daughter, Miss Hyla A.
Webb, to Mr.. William Pepper Constable.
Mr.. Constable is the youngest son of the
late Hon. Albert Constable, of Elkton, and
is Va prominent young attorney of the
Baltimore Bar. -
Levi H. and Lloyd Balderston, 3rd, OF
Colora, were two of party of six youths
who constructed three canoes while attend
ing school at Westtown the past year and
when vacation arrived journeyed part way
home in them Last Thursday they
made the journey from Westtown te
Wilmington down the Brandywine and
greatly enjoyed the novel experience.
4
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1909-06-25
.Cameron-Burns.

Miss Cora Burns, daughter of Mr..
Jonathan T. Burns, of Bay View, and
Mr.. Murray Cameron, of North East,
were married on Wednesday June 10 by
Rev. Mr.. Strausburg pastor of the Mar
ley M. p, Church.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1909-06-25
SOUTHBOUND.

wednesdays and Saturdays only
The local northbound mail which has
heretofore been carried on the 9. So train,
to-be discontinued, will be carried on the
7.13 train.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1909-06-25

Miss Eta Wiley was married Wednes-
day, N23rd inst, at p. M, at the home of
her uncle, Mr.. Geo. McVey, near Zion, to
Mr.. William Guy Crothers, of Philadel-
phia, by Rev. B. j. Brinkema, pastor of
Zion Presbyterian church.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-12-21
FARMERS WIFE
had HEAP 10 gg.
Ms Shepherd Vas n Bad Shape
Wien she Could Not Stand on
Her Feet.

Durham, N. c.-..I am q farmer.
wife. y writes Mrs. NJ. Shepherd, Of
this city, and have a heap 10 DO. !.
siFour months ago ! could not stand e
on myfeet, to do anything much, niit q!
this time do the most .ot my work:
took Cardui and it did me more gooa
than all the doctors.
ssYou don't know half how ! thank yoa
for the Cardui Home Treatment WISH
that All women who suffer from Womanly
froubIe would treat henselyes as rave. !.
ladies can easily treat themselves ~
home. with Cardui, fte woman's tonic.
n Is easy to take, and so gentle IN i v
action, that II cannot DO anything pus
good.
Being composed exclusively OF yege-
table Ingredients, Cardui cannot lay up
trouble IN your system: as mineral drugs
often do. Its ingredients having no
harsh, medicinal effects, and beng non
poisonous and perfectly harmless, Saroul
Is absolutely safe for young and olo.
ASK your druggist. He will tell you 70
Try Cardui.
N. R.-Wtat. 70: Ladies' AdviscH DEPT. Gaat t1.
aooea Medicine Co, ChattanooE1 snn:. l3a -
IHstf1tfonS, and 6l-paEe book. home lIs .s19
| IL Womel" cent In plain wraopef. On Eesnss
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-12-21
HE WILL MEET
50 Ser
sIEyE isAMoNETIM, 4THE TERRI
BILE GHEEk, rs AGAIN IN

steve Lamonetin, rThe Terrible
Creek came in yesterday fresh from
Pittsburg. where he had been to ar
range wrestling bout with Alexa1l-
der TONES, the syrian Wonder, cham
pion wrestler of Syria. Tones Is a
heavy dumb bell litter and offers $25
for men that viii stay with him for Mt
teen MINUTES. Lamonetin has challeng'
ed Tones through the Wheeling Reg
lister.
Besides Tones, Lamonetin is after
Paul Bowser. the Pennsylvania wrest-
Ter who defeated the Italian wrestler
spiro at the Grand Opera House on
last Friday nihgt. Lamonetin says
that he defeated man who claimed
that he was Paul Bowser at Wellsburg
Ohio. The man that Lamonetln wres
tied was a slenoer man with long. light
curly hair II the man Lamonetin met
was not Bowser, then he Is willing to
meet him now.
Lamonetfn states thatif Bowser will
put UP $500 with the West Vlrginian
as a side bet he will cover that
e.1tount and will wrestle him the bout
to roe free to the public or any old way
I, Eowser wants to wrestle.
4 cteye will be here until Christmas
! and arrangements can he made for
bout.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-12-21
pRlNcEroN HOCKEY SEASON.
n1n,on Aapociatea PMMI

PRINCETON, N. J... Dss.
princzton's hockey team Will nlIy li'
firs. game Of the season tod ; Will
ST. Paulis school. Tae sc.ledtlte.
which 1ssffsvidcs eor I: F,gyer nrnsaeer CT
GAMES than usual, is as fellow T
December 81. ST. Paua's School: De.
eseeanber 90, Williams at New York:
Deceunber 49, Yale. at Pittsburg; De
ce,mber 80, Yalr. ait Pittshue; Decen':
her 81. Yale al Pt:osbrlg; January !.
Vest Point vt West Point; January
s Cornell. at New York; January T.
dartmouth. at Boston; January .
Harvard at New York; January q
Columbia. at New York. Janu:ity 20,
Yale, at New York,
That Christmas Gift:
Nothing is more attractive than a
Fern Dish. we have them!
WEBER, "The Florist"
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-12-21
Exehanne and saEar.

The LaIi.s CT Tho Central Christian
Church will hold an exchange and lfa-
Ear in the Yost B;cck in loom o:cu.
MED by A q. ouHso Piano Co., Fri
day. Dccember "a. Everything good
to q ;. AMI fancy articles fnr Christ
mas.for sale. y
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-12-21
4THE nEsr YET.n

Yes, yes. the Lyric is good. A fine
show. The picture for today Is a dan
d.. ssTEIE LAW OF THE NOUN
sTAaNS', is fine. One Of the best pic
sttifss ever here. ELEVEN Of the most
interesting SCENES you ever looked
list There was a. lover and a lass.
2dFiev years later. the sick baby.
The 1n6onshiners. 4th-No money
and mo credit7-the revenue agent. 5th
The price of the babg's life. an In
fDrmer. 6th-The doctors fee. 7th-
SUSPICION Where did You get that
money? Sth-Provision and care Of
the little one. 9TH The revenue agent
ANA his priosners. 10th-The, inform
3ef;s ittn Moutain law. THE Best
FIIILf BROW, Character Comedian,
Isl great, impersonating italian, He
brew and Dutch, He is far head OF
other impersonators that have been
here, and has "a fine voice. j.,
H. BURROUGHS 6 COMPANY.
Z Iiis,their success domestic Mishaps,''
eret as comic as a circus. They are
Keeping the audience in laughter all
the time. People left the theatre hold
hi theirg sides, still Laughing. All say
they are the best they ever saw in
their lie. Come and laugh, but don't
get sick. Don't miss the LYRIC today.
Start now TO have merry Christina.
and Start at the LYRIC. The Home
AItfth and Msicu.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-12-21
PIrEs CURED ~ ssTo u DAYS

PAzo ofETdENr is guaranteed to
cure any case Of itching, Blind, Bleed.
tne or prctfnding Piles in 9 70 Il days
Or money refunded Soc.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1909-06-03
DEBAUCHINC A COMMUNITY

Mark Sullivan Golfers last political
recalled
light the dmoaing influence of
American political life
According to Champ Clark the democratic leader the house. Speaker
cannon the link
voters that they would retire their democratic
republican candidate his place the speaker would
taken OF III the tariff Cannon did like of putting
things and took the floor explain the link episode He
had said that he member would
district and they
he would that indication of
list protected articles IT.
democrat he would accordingly
Coming from Speaker naturally had more WEIGHT
have DONE The republican elected
According Speaker version his talk TO the nan NJ no
producing districts OF Missouri appeal them every
oner selfish
zn ore Is any wonder that the special interests powerful
washington and that the general welfare Of the little con-
dealon 10 get the desired of protection
on demands other which the led by Speaker
Cannon, to- r.
any wonder that Pnnsy is corrupt political
bosses all the time when the electorate continually
subjected to the argument used effectively Cannon upo one
missouri district lie al
voter is told insure the htarif policy to the special
OF the state The continuous selfsn
embodied in the demand for high demoral the
people OF Pennsylvania that them to effective
participation boadmnded dineested movement for gd
government even the municipal fdChcago News Republican,
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1909-06-03
LOOKS LIKE MALICE

1t quite evident that the does let
Haskell OF Oklahoma free possibly land him jail
There believe that there
prosecution about this matte
Last fall during the President Roosevelt entirely
dignity and entered into with the the
latter his plainly indicated that had respect
for the language he used though employed under
not justified
The United that
would be pleasing President Roosevelt
governor for committing land frauds the whole intention being
him before the people of the United States
All manner of outandih methods employed this desired
result, and later the indictments all dismissed.
1t is noticed that yesterday the indicted
and in relation to this action by the grand Mr. Haskell
result OF four
rounding the grand jury and limiting testimony
dicmens have been secured after all.
This tends show that the government prepared
lengths the ofte governor certainly
bears the earmarks O mac
There certainly justice in bringing such pressure upon
grand jury to indic anyone.
IT the has good does
attorneys and horde of make
from grand jury in its
1t looks like Haskell
thing which fair minded people do not lke-Butte Miner
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1909-06-03
REPUBLICAN PARTY RESPONSIBLE

The D Mones a paper
"There has been of Adc
have tariff revision And this he backed by Speak
Cannon the
able alliance which the efforts Of the and in the
face Of the presidents demands able
Did not the Register and Leader know election that Ar and
Cannon did the
mrons provided funds the republican controlled the
publican
the of the republican the republican like the Ds
Mones Register and Leader themselves
Cannon bv sponsbe
Will well meaning republican editors their opened
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1909-06-03

Many state exchanges with supplement containing
digest Of the laws passed by the last legislature Unfortunately what
intended by the Legislature the titles of the bills and
of what the really
The supplements all by the house and the
exchanges much hundred Wen dollar dougnu
that hundred they looked by those
who What public
has resulted merely reward his
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1909-06-03
L. A. WISENER, EDITOR

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-16
ImftiOns- gln5eiecu.
@ertpalters.
-oes-
ipertb09Icn gtHuo5insircien U%icritbdigeu
aanVeuhuHTra

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tprrtbuoneu gtHuO6inetreisn OirritBdiseu
@nurcnbuuics
Hr. 1922 mno 1924, 0ungha StraRc,-
nui pfsntlifcr %sInitiou, an Crit unO STEELE.
Gm SUnncrftGg, Den is. NOncTber 1909,
4 ubr Iuflmittaas.
Nruft Cincs Sctrei9 hcS NrciSGcribtS NCr
Stabt Baltimore miro Der ultcr6ctnncte @er.
mailer ous GAME ubeHacnanIkc Wtunoititf IN
Der Staot Baltimore 6um SerIuuf anbiclcn.
Us miro lpte fol9t bclbrtebcn:.
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Der l~Sciiieifc bcs 8roaoipnD; lduft BON on
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IS SUB mo 3 Sou. rtcbr oNcr %lpcuiaer; oaUt
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lih an Der Itornfeitc Der @uuabrSlrube As Sui
mo 3 3ou, itebr oocr ipentgCr, bis gum Mn
lno bebant nit eincm 0terit0diGcu 6%iegClftcts
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8ougbs SiruBe, %heiuHut. Cu5 @cbducc tt on
ctipu 10 6ub tief nit cilcm S~citcnbof bon
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nent clcitriihcu GlcpUior. ocr bis in EaS Oicrt1
Stodiucrf ldutt uiio non bcr p2&uriUlu GlcuGipr
Gompuqnic" gebdut puroc un0 i'm Slnuoc IN,
icbr idlpctc 6radi 5l tctOroerlt; uufcrnen bit
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%Tcbrerer Ionneu 9apcc;tdt mo i~icirerc 5atra
burio Rintttorulz 9Sudgcn.
uno Der 9icit in Spct NleidCn 8nicr in ieda
mo 8lu6It Wiunoten. obcr Niles 8nur. ic mad
Helieben ocs 9aufcrs; Die Greoits3 nblunGcg
miiiten sur 3ufrtc0CnbCit oCS GcrlpGltcrS &C,
iihcrt icin. Ellie Credit 3ubllnNcu lniiicn bonn
Gage hee &crfnli1a an oCr5tnil iucrocn. Stcltcru
mo 2SdiierInIctbe biz sum Gage oc5 &%crluuis
ueQlihcn.
Ger adtiCr mus sur 3cit oc5 &criuui5
$500 ocpOnircr.
:. MicrcoitG Nceic,
GIcrlpultcr.
Sdlpab @rpS. g. So,
(3l7.Q2D Imltiuudtorcn.
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Bertdrfe ai'i Der bitfieen effetten.
Dorie.
FIRST CALL.

10 Il :. 5ioeIiin ...............14J
. Gonf. @os. Y. z. 4 g........... s2s.
10 5enb, ". e. com ~
$1,000 a e. e. n. n. Ter SITS 100
5000 @drbIano electric 5et. .......... 97
1000 Seabonro 10 Sabre ser. ........ ass,
5000 baltimore Gin ier 1875 ........
1000 5ct. aoet 8omeo q. Orion Der. .tOcl.
200 Baltimore Gin 3her 1880 MA. 90
1000 Snirt & GIarlsb. 9rdct. Der. -. 9Gh
5000 ecoboaro Ter Giis.".......... so.
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Baltimore Marft6ciidltc.

Baltimore, 10. Nopemher 1909.
Wcbl. - 3uiubr 1i,427 61iier,
ciniflicBlid) 309S 8Giier 5u 2ocuit-
4ioint uno 1880 60iicr 5l Caution.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-16
CHE man amberSiup fault,

iuipi5irc ntnll icnc neucn 5lueiitOfi>
gen, icin cin9cridJtetcn SGnicr an
@eit oIairmOnnt.Npc., sudden Gatbc.
rinc= II. SbiplcD.S trahe (2500 9lod
Melt . Baltimore. StroBe), emoiQirte
Nn0eruonlc uno ausgiiiie; Sonnl.
Groinogc; nicori0c Anncr.S tclern;
bonOQcnlolte Gcdcn; @citibnI NIT
&oheln ollsgelcgt; 9lacS cnt6olteno,
mas 81 eilem mooerncn SouS &c.
bort. Grcis Der S1llier elfbunoerr
Collars ($1t00.0W icoes; icbr ME.
briger WrunoSins. 9ebi1gungen Oell
SGuiern ongcncbm gcltod)t.
Marl ncbme mcitlid gebcnoe @op'
Str. glcftriidc, iteigc an terminus
ob ulro gebe ein Sduiergepiert moro.
lid. NGbercs Olird) &ulter Z. Weits
pbal, 9uurlternebnler, an Srt nno
Steae. (Septt-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-16

soit unc eoai3 aciu
nsntints OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
3u Dcrmictbeu.


5u uernitetbcn:
Neiie SGufcr an AorbsRutcmdcsStr, 6lptfben
Suirmonntsgbe. II. SapettesStr.; ale geaue1il'
Ithfeiten; rieori1e Wlictbe. gicbtrt 6uirtlolint'
eloerue'Gars. 9iad5uirG9cn an Srt nno Stene.
(Sebr20-.3&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-16

TGiie sur Gciic in's anslanb be-
iorst 6. Taiuc, Nr. 413,. Si-Yaltis
mpreitrafc, nnbe Chiffon Sonic Ape.
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grrIanst Srancn uaO &GbGcn.

8erlnnat:
Gin Uldodcn poer 5rau iiir Stilhen1rbctt III
einem .9und1 Ruom". Gdd5utrdget Nr. 5O3,
EksynttiutDrcs StrnRe. (32U-l)
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3n %Ocrfnnfcn.
Su Ucrfnn

Su UcrinniCu:
9ir. 1859. 9Scit 6nirmount 9ucnrc. 5luiihcn
katherine mo S6iplc0sStt. t21uO &lod Ne'ts
Baltimore StrD. cincr Der ~ieiniicn GdIibcr III
Baltimore. puifcuo fir irgc1o Elm @cfdlit; ncnc
&a6bnribuit; ~pniicnoc Neotnaungcu. DinH
ncbme Observation-Disclosures, luc'ilid tabrcro,
ilciGe am @nopuuitc hcr GnrsGtute aus ltnh
QCbc Gin Scoicrt n6roli6. gtnd3ufrnget an Srt
mn Siene bel gsaLlcr .. &ciiphal. L9tonl6-l
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SECOND CALL.

20 Confederation Goal 9o...........ii0
100 :. " g. com. ............... II
200 lSefteru DlurbluuO 3. ptO. ....... IN
$4,000 atlanttt COAT Cine ucu 4er Otis. 100
200 Baltimore Gttp 4er 1929. .......tO TO-
10000 s.. 3. E. Brewing icr. .......... AZ
2OOO atlantic Goat Cine Goni, 4cr. -. 9jit
1000 llnttco GtniIpupS inc. .......... 5sA
1000 Mdcon Rp. & oiabt ser, ........ %
5000 llntttO &atIwa0S inc. ........... 5sit
5000 llniteo EaiIpabe inc ...,...... 5aTs
500 lluiteo RaiIiunbs 5Oa. jcr....... 81
$4,000 llnitcO RaiImah9 inc .......... 5sN
1000 Gorfolf Rn. & QtGbt ser. ........ 95pa
5000 llnitco goiIpo0o inc. ......~.. 5sia
5000 lnitco RailpaDS 4Cr .....,..... s5Ls
1000 llHttcb RoiItpans inc. ........... 5s}s
1000 llnitco Nntlpub6 inc. .......... 5s&
1000 llniteo SaiIpaNS inc. .......... 5sis
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YcTInuat:

Sine nite S5dtn uno J'ruobddcr, muB enNs
liidl i~pveden. Gud6ufruacl Ma~1tieloFHuenne,
critics Nnto oiill6 OuH NGrtorosRoao, YiaII
lfebmc &amiltptta9ar. (32O-l)
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Selltigc Shlubrote:

Gus oel Gleuutorcn 5llriidgejogen
1863 9uidel; @lepotorcn Borrotb
%SI79S 8uidcl.
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Wnranins in Garrncn.

3u nerfnuicn:
2205 Eft.Erntt.etro6e; 3ttodi9. 10 Strirfter
uno 9nb; In eriiiIafliGenl Snitdroe.
2O4 Nuauitu .9iuenuc, SruingtDu; @rnnoitid
80 bel 40; 2sit6di9. 10 Simmer rno 2 8doer,
BetonsTilu.
1912 Sarfurb.9 lpenne, 3 'tbdie. Z 8imtner.
202i Sft.Saltimpre. etrnbc, 3ft0dig, . Sins
ncr uno 8do.
Tanief ". CONNER NJ erd, g,
(Uldr5t9,tO 9r. IL, Eft'2eIingtpn' Ctr.
Cfnn-SefGuistcs 8ebonic - Wlnbagonn
GEOU = Stcrlina 9inhtnu init Senel.
Stteff-9 Hnro'Sibcrtn Strase.
3tS-2D
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Siuci bcutidc Mdo6cu; ons cine ais @odtt
Spcifc6immcr=9 lrbcit. NGuereiui9ung nm 6lr
@iilfc bci'm 2Sdidhen; 6do anocre ais Guutnters
sole rno Sum gtdbcn: 'Tumtlic BON pier Ycrtos
reli. ipci @rmahteue uro Bipci tIciltc Sinner.
Stetige Steuuna mo gutes 3etul. vi 3!34,
non gS~1ibinaton cutierut mo Y Nteilc bonn
StaotsG Centrum. Bur > Gents 5a6rgelo. 9obn
$50. @ute GupfebllIn9 crioroeriid. YinI
fprcdbc am SienItaa. ocT 16.. gtppembcr. nud
ubr Nndb mitfacS. i'm ,0ntcl NeIoebcrc" bot
lno lragc iiir 6rau .. u. YGrfer. t320)
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200 Baltimore Gin 3Her 1880. ...... 80
5000 untteO RatIluaos inc. .......... 5Sas
5000 ltnitso 8niIpabs 4cr .........t.. So
1900 BirgiHia genturD c r........... g2
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MdiS.- 3uiubr l7,l7S 9uid)cl
Ncriouot pom Ocn Glcputoren 1860
&nid)cl; Gleuotorcn Torrotb 1873,
773 9ltld)el.
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&crlangt.

@erlnu1t:
Sine heutlhc Srau alS S0hin in einc1!I
apartment itir Sauilie bon 3 4Serionen; mus
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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-02-17
SANTA CLARAS
WOULD RETURN

They all want to come back to Ho-
nolulu, and when their friends hear
about the place, they want to come,
too. Pat Gleason has letter from the
Santa Clara manager stating that they
are very anxious to come back again
this summer, and another letter from
the Stanford manager stating that
they want to come, too.
The tenor of the letters show that
they are very much in earnest about
the proposition. They will be glad if
they can get their expenses paid, moth
ing is further from their thoughts than
to make anything out of the trip, but
they want to come to Honolulu.
This, of course, is a matter for the
trustees to take up. Every fan in
town would be glad to have the boys
come here, but the trouble is that those
same fans won't back up their glad
ness by spending a few dibs to fill the
grandstand and bleachers.
If there were any chance to come
out even on the event, the trustees
would, doubtless, jump at the offer.
But experience puts oil on the burned
paw, or words to that effect, and last
summers series was not by the way
of encouragement for arranging an
other visitors series.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-02-17
LIVE WIRES
BEAT TIGERS

The Y. M. C. A. Live Wires and the
Punchbowl Tigers played a hot game
of basketball in the Association gym
nasium last night. The live ones f.
nally won by the score of % to 10,
but it was by no means a ne-sided
affair.
In the first half the electricians had
it all their own way, but the jungle
kids came back in the second period
ten baskets, although they had not
found the goal once in the first half.
The visitors seemed trife peeved
about the refereeing. They did not
mean to suggest that DR.. Hand was
partial, but they thought they would
like another official next time. DIR.
Hand wishes it stated that he is al
ways pleased to have visiting teams
bring their referees with them, be-
cause he has sense and experience
enough to know that a sportsman is
never partial to his own side. 1t is
against all the ethics of sport and is
practically an impossibility, roars to
the contrary notwithstanding.
The lineup was: Wires-K. K1emme,
center; E. Klemme and B. Brown, right
forward; Fl. Mott, left forward; Rich
ard Benny, right back; NJ. Boteilho,
left back. Tigers-John Comes, cen
ter; Joe Mendonca and Alvin Silva,
right forward; NJ. Phillips, left for
ward; A. Mendonca, right back; Her
mann Faria, left back.
Time of game, l hour 5 minutes.
Timekeepers, Crockett and Baptist;
scorer, Paul Super; umpire, 0. P.
Soares; referee, DIR. Hand.