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The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-23
HUNDRED CASES ARE SUBMITTED Avalanche of Records Swamp Supreme
 Court. cAzALAs HEARING THURSDAY Several Birmingham Liquor Cases
 Were Submitted. reilsw,nx inpe.chnent freceeains' Ax.s..t Mobile sAeria cs.rt win |. Not Ressssnsae Befere May 10 For TAira Dfv,sien Cases. 

! During the three days of session o' the week. an avalanche of records has been hurled upon the Supreme Court more than hundred cases. Tn sll. being submitted from the couh- lies of the Sixth Division festeroay, after the morning session, the coor. Thursaay, April 2s, when the Cazaias nearing will be taken up. or some dis- position made of it.
 If is not known. as yet. what course win be followed in the case. wnetner The testimony will be taken in open court in Montgomery. or by dispositions and examiners in Mobile. Probably the latter.
 Following the disposition of the Impeachment proceedings against Sher- ffr Cazalas, court win be resumed on Msy 10 when the Third Division. in- ciuiing cases from Montgomery. Au- tausa. Butler. conecuh. Jowndes. Es- c&mbia.
 During the court session yesterday. when the last of the sixth Division eases were submitted. several of the cases to be placed in the hands of the court were of interest. One was that of John Holland. farmer of Gull man county, who was charged with the murder of fellow farmer, Putnam, and was sentenced to death.
 Several liquor cases were submitted from Birmingham. one being the ease Of Henry French against the City of Birmingham, and which entails an at tack on the ordinance prohibiting the storing of intoxicants In soft-irink stands. The principles involved are held to be similar. in large measure, Go the Eidge cases of Bessemer, in which the ordinance prohibiting the storage of intoxicants was declared void.
 Anothersof the liquor cases submit fed was that of Fred B.. Kreulhaus against the City of Birmingham. In
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-23

by her sister ship. the St. Louis. the cruiser Milwaukee yesterday shed all records for coaiing ship. Ofiicers as well as men stripped down and heaved coal. In nine and a half hours, the crew took aboard l,5e0. ' tons. A total of 21s men, including those who weighed and tallied the coal, took part in the task The average taken aboard per hour was 15s-tons and the best record made for one hour was 7os tons. r
 .sThe worlds record heretofore was held by the battleship Virginia
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-23
JUDGE ARRESTED.
Is Accused Of Breach of Discipline tn Spain. |

Is Accused of Breach of Discipline fin
 '.,. Spain.
 Madrid, April 32.---Juan Macias Judge of the Navy Department. who drew ur the charges against the government to the effect that the award of the con- tract for the construction of the new fleet had been unfairly made. has been arrested by order of the Minister of Marine. hj s, s l-.
 The charges include. a formal de- ntinciation of the cabinet.
 Premier Maura, speaking in the chamber. stated that Judge Macias had been arrested by the naval authorities for breach of discipline in taking action Independently of his superiors because of the contents of the denun- ciation. which were unknown to the naval officials. he said hs would place the papers at the disposition of the chamber. It was for the chamber. af- ter a careful examination, to order the lmpea chment of the ministers or to de- e5are the accusations to be unfounded.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-23
nlen at MoapftaI

Mrs. Brandt died at the emergency hospital in San Francisco on Moi.day night. During the afternoon a strang- ter administering terrible ,, beating disappeared. When the police vislted the place few minutes later. the wo- man was unconscious. In addition to severe injuries indicted by her assail- ant, she was badly burned about the mouth and neck with carbolic acid, An empty vial lay on the floor.
 Mrs. Brandt's husband is a sailor on the Falls of Clyde, which Is due in San Francisco in q few days.
 Fisher called at the house upon learning of the tragedy but protested that he knew nothing of the afrair.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-23
WOULD POUR STOCK
 OF NEAR-BEER IN CUTTER

Mansfield. La, April 22.-To buy the stocks of the several near beer dealers or Mansfield and pour the same into the gatters was the plan adopted by mass meeting here, which sought to get rid of the trafic. f'f
 The dealers have announced that they VIII not accept the proposition on the grounds that such a step would he an admission of violating the law, which they strenuously deny
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-23
Home Treatment for Cancer

pr. B. F. Bye's Balmy Oils for can OCT Is a painless cure. Most cases are treated at home without the service Of 6 physician. Send for book telling what wonderful things are being done by simply annointing with oils Gives Instant relief from pain. Thousands of cancers. tumors and malignant dis eases cured in the last ten years. If not afflicted, cut this out and send it to some suffering one. pr. B. F. Bye Indianapolis. Ind. Adv.-f
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-23
FREE DRUG CURE
IAMEs, HOME CURR REMRDrns

win be furnished at the following prices:
 Whiskey. Wine or Beer .. .. .. $12.SO Tobacco Pipe Cigarettes or Snuff 500 All forms of Nervousnesa and Insomi- Depressious and Exhaustion .... 3.0O Liver Trouble and Constipation 200 Home Treatment for Drug AddictIons
 will be furnished on application, with a free sample treatment, charges pre- paid.
 Booklets on Drug Addictions, Drum kennegs, Nervousness, Insomnia, In- digestion and Stomach Trouble, To- baccel and Cigarette Habits. Depression and Exhaustion. L1Yer Trouble and Constipation, containing testimonials, etc, sent sealed under plain cover. Correspondence confidential Address Charles B. James' Sanatorium. 210 Dell Ia Bldg, Memphis. Tenn.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-23
TO HANG NEGRO.
was Foand Galltz hx . Nes

Was FOund Guilty by a Negro Jury.
 TaIiulah. La, April 22.-Jim Collins. negro. whose sentence of death for the murder of another negro was re- spited until April 23 by the Governor. win be hanged here Friday, as the Pardon Board has failed to make a recommendations for communication. He was found guilty by a jury composed entirely of members of his own race.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-23
TAKE TWO SIDES.
Tulane Debaters Have to Contest Win
 Rival Colleges

Rival Colleges.
 New Orleans, April 22.--whiIe repre- sentativeS from Tulane University are erguing in favor of postal savings banks, with debaters of the University Of Virginia at Charlottesville, Va, next Saturday night, another debating team from Tulane, will be matching it's logic against postal savings banks, in New Orleans, with representatives of the University of North Carolina.
 This idea of members of the same university championing opposite sides of question, with representatives of two other colleges Is one originating with Tulane University and marks a decided innovation in the history of college debates.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-23
MRS. DAVID JONES DEAD.
Well Known Young Matron Dies q
 i.r Florence. f

Florence. April 22.-(Special.)-Mrn. David. Jones, aged thirty-eieht years, died this morning at s:s0 at the home of her upcle. D. c. wesson, after an illness of six months.
 Her husband and seven small chill dren survive her. the eldest twelve years and the youngest six months old Other relatives are her father. Wiley Freeman. D. c. Wesson and Oliver Wesson. uncles. and Mrs Geor- gia Mckinney and Miss Mandy Free man, sisters.
 The deceased was devoted member of the Christian church and the fun eral will take place tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock from that church. Rev. John R. Turner officiating.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-23

silky, bright luxu- riafit hair that. irre- slstably attracts.
 Parisian Sage Is sold by druggists in all cities and in Montg o m cry Is guaranteed by E. c. Fowler to cure dan- drum. itching of the scalp. and stop falls ing hair in two weeks or money back.
 If you cannot ob- tain Parisian Sage In your town, (glrl with the Auburn hair, on each pack age) Giroux Mig, Cn nnRafas N v
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-23
SPEND NEARLY A MILLION. washington Hears Report From Cans

Washington. April 22--The expendi- ture of y3.250,D0o on the canal zone during the month of January has brought the total expenditure on the zone toward the construction of the canal, civil administration, sanitation and plant building to ss8,si5.00o.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-23
BIG STOCK SALE.
Pennsylvania Buys Big Block of Nor
 5. folk and Western.

5. folk and Western.
 New York, April 22.-Announcement was made in this city today that Kuhn, Loeb & Co. had sold approximately S19, ,0O0, ,O00 worth of the stock of the Norfolk and Western Railway Com pany to the Pennsylvania Railroad company. This, together with the pre- vious holdings of the Pennsylvania Company and It's subsidiaries. gives the Pennsylvania possession of about es7.- 500. 900, or s7 1-2 per cent. of the N. and W. stock, and practical control.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-23
THE ADVANCE IN WHEAT

does not affect the price of fuel and ws beg to advise our customers that we car Etye them nice stove wood. either. mixed. U oak, or all dry pine. Big loads for a. so
 N pIxID COAL co. 1Is N. RerTy st
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-23
NOTICE.

On April 18th. 1909. I withdrew from the Montgomery Brokerage Company. and am operating my business under the name
 G. D. OWEN.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-23

For evening dresses there is a spark. ling fringe. It is carried out In orys- tals and silver. in rhlnestonOs and mothor.Of-pearl.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-23
wAs BEATEN TO DEArH.
San Francisco victim Was Wen Knows in HOmOSulu Et.s

esf in HenoIuln. '.,,s,- .,
 Honolulu. April. |22.-Mrsa Alice Brandt, whose death in San. Francisco following a beating she received, at the hands of a man unknown to the au- ,thorities. has taken the aspect of a mysterious murder is believed here to have, been Annie Claudine, well known in police circles, Henry Fisher. a Iamplighter. who knew the woman in Hilo and who was. held by the San Francisco police in the hope that he could throw some light on the trag- edy, also Is known here.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-23
GpE GKAE 3
MASONIC NOTICE

A There wln be a special com AZ A~ munIcetion of Andrew Jackson A X> Lodge, No. l7S. A. F. and A. xyarAA M, this evening at T:a0 D m, U% for work in E. A. Degree
 Montgomery Lodge No. Il and visiting brethern fraternally invited
 By Order of the W. M., n. D. LoN0. Secretary.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-23
CAN NEVER BE PERFECT WITHOUT LUXURLANT HAIR

notice the harsh, repulsive hair disaps pear. andNtn It's place will come soft.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-23
CoALINa SIP RECORD.

The Cruiser Milwaukee Hangs Up New
 Figures. Seattle, Wash, April 23.-A special from the navy yard. Puget Sound. says
 "spurred on by the record made
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-23

will send you a large bottle for Sa cents, all charges prepaid.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-23
GENERAL EVANS TO ATTEND.
VIII Take Part in Presentation of T,e,
 Monument

Vicksburg, Miss, April 22-General Clement A. Evans, of Atlanta, conn mander-in-chief of the United Confed- crate Veterans, has accepted an invita- tion to present to the United States government the monument to General S. D. Lee at this place on June IL General Fred D. Grant will accept 1t for the government
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-29

on can sac these 10 the wls;dows ev.
cry slaa ard el59 iina&.,Mg IN oar stock
has lor thls sale heha put in this lot.
There are si.2s sQnaw Iaes, gi25 Mexi.
can hrt isgs, Si.5O i2inch Leataer BAGS
and for rd0y an Saturday every one
'res "Il '' Il 7',a '..i..n,. I, ''' l.@Dii'g 9Sc
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-29

bo &c lace on chiffe1 velvet 81 alnilst
anything ~ contrast o. the material
itself roul6 be utilized slt6 aeme ll0he
ofalalng On embroidery To separate 4
lr3m e gown proper
2'aF the medi6m size will ba required
of iAe hause a.a yards 81 material
2t 9 l-2 yards 27. : 7S yards Z 8 Inches
wide with ! BIS yarGs OF satin ona 9.S
yard Il alloyer lace fer The ssiri l-2
gafda a. g lA yHlas 32 Or i2 yards
inches vide a May NeutCn pattern
Of b6 blouse, .9 622o sizes S2 70 30
Inches bust or of the skirt, 80 e0GG
Sizes g t5 Sc Inches waist will De
wailed 60 any address hr Tie Fashion
department Of hia paper % receipt Of
ien cents iar eaeh t.f IN naste send
as additional two Gent stamp lor let
Ter postage waieh laalres mere prompt
leliveryA
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-29

The board Of regents fer the State
Nolnlal sch os Invite you 70 present
nlans and specifications for 1900,
o00o0l enc hundred thousand dollar
school hullllna 10 be erected O Nea-
lherlofd. Oklahoma
Plans must be liled as the affloe ol
afase superintendent t. ~ ramefea
Hilh J IN 1 Mllhh Secretary d the
Beard no later than Iun O'Clock 4 NJ
leufnats Eth lAe9
The fiahI lp reject any or az flans
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-29
START
A IOWNS|TE

Special 70 neiiy l.baaes
Wasalnelca. Jsa ~ -senen Owen
llas introduced 3 blll IN he Senate
ahiea ufpfldea Fprihs fanoNsl o. res
ssrlrtlens alon lAe sllssmkns ohihe Ihe
iani aoa 81 lalss p E scott At
csase junction, Judge Scott lives Al
rawhgska, but hla sons allotment -.
ieins ghe terminal grounds Of the NJ
* 4 r at osage Junction and Is
snll bly localea for . tounslte 8
toFn has never been built because 10
ha4l Is available undnf the present
Law Since slie Nnskogee and uula.
fe tfanclea u lhe NJ K 3 7 road
v hnllt Qaake function has peeame
81 IMPORTANT fallrtg nnnl
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-29
hffOfUL knowledge
Guthrie People Should Learn 30 beI
sacs the approach Is kldney
SlnQnaA

TlaeaaA.
THE symptoms d kane9 trouble
are 50 unmlslakahie that lheY lcaee
go efmpi lor doubt Sick kidneys vs.
crete 6 thick cloudy. offensive urine.
tall u aedimeat. Irregular of passage
cr attended by a senaailon oI acaldlpg.
the back aches constantly, headaches
ana Dizzy spells may occur anu the vie.
iim Is often weighed down hx fcel
lns II languor ann fatigue Nesloe
ilesr werniags and laerp II aaageg
Of dropsy 8rient's dlseasp or asn-
hetes kns one nl these s4mHl0ms Is
warning enough 10 berin rea.lns The
kidneys Al oneh Delay nsten peoyes
falaA
Hoe can ase n better femed9 than
.Doahs fidnes pills lisfe's aulhre
proof
p. +, Minor. a0s M Mansnf Are
Clhlq saKS$ sQfI lid. Oil 81
YEAS haa iralnb across n! hYnl,E 9e2
arafated by the heavy work J d'd
noans Kidney Pills. which ! procured
a short time ago al n = Hanaees
drug stove. reached The cause Ok MS
trouble almost 81 nnce ard benefited
me greatly believe them g be 4
fine kduoy femeds and recommend
Them for al troubles Of this nature
For aaln hK al dealers pklee e
cents Fosief AIlIhnfn Co. Buffalo.
Neu York, sole agents f0f th1 United
Slalea
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-29

hroadesoih cashmere and ma efials ~
q similar sarl woula make up mcst
charmlngly after ihe dcslgn i. some.
shlne simpler Is wanted and ans one
Of Tbs new satlns that are heavy
enousl e drape successfully would
serve quite a. well II me sllk cloth, a.
though the latter being new has 1 eer.
tain dtfslnf ion while Il drapos exehp.
lhnaas veil The nnaes portions.
Whip z hla casa are af satin. eEHld
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-29

a GRACE JL GOWN
0f ellN Cl.0I i,
Meme ol the neN materials lR leValleg
than sllk elpin enid tt Is really IDEAL iof
gowns that Include dfauegy Of esg sort
Is one ls combined iahliiannsd
This one ia combined alih saiis anG
lace anG witl soutache applique anil
makes an exceedingly laads1me cos
iume The circular skirt is raped
lust en0rghlc conform 8iih lae latest
Ideas YET Is simple aud long Of line and
iho pretty Blouse II especially adanleG
ID combinations vi iaa.aslea ealfinn
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-29

presented Is reserved hy The board
For specific Information apply 10 the
undersigned before slartifS work 4
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-29
Mes allno SINS 80

an the coiors IN good quality Messa-
line siik can De foa@, now ii our Silk
Section ilues grags. maize reaeda.
pink. champagne. white, creais. wsieria.
S@Sin. SS.1iS sIsi \ e. srs yas s'' '' # 7sc
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-29
son aLgRTY 81 seaoel.s.


Sreaial tc Daily leader
Washington, H. G.. Jan 2a " bill
lias heen introduced M the senate ~
Senator Gwen which arcYides lhal the
government shall erect and naInialh
3r sgriealaral school afd experimeni
asion IN every congressional district
in the states west az the Nissi slppi
river
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-29
MoRaAN LgARNlNo rAr nopEa.
Special q Daily leader.

apeeIal q Daily Leader,
Wasatlfon, D G. Jan 29l con
eressmau.eleel Dick Morgan. Of wood
wa.d, sas returned from Iraana ana
taken Aermanegl qaaftea ln Wushlae
ION He il laai getting anto TIE faIies
II saye 81 |liat Ac will know t9se u
Ele s. hen he heecmes 4 real congress.
HSa Matea
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-29

n our Ieuclry Square. for griaay and
Saturday we VIII OFFER g5 aogen Plain
Back Combs All side 0mps cudlng
every 25e value II cnr stock nt a saleI
price ihese 'onhs lclufe ,ne high
haehs. mesnm and wide Styles and are
pollsaed am finished s0 l.ley H. 10oI
no Nll ae hNr y le gice ... J1
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-29

oaly 0g1 a8soEC 9uiaiNe.e
That IS LAXATIVE BROM0 QUiN
lNE. Lgok for the signature 81 = w.
ilf0se used the world over 20 Cure G
NnIL IN one 1Ag ane
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-29

FonS troops Of eatalry Are reported
4 huNe baFn ordcraa I'D No feHo and
~ sl hene le moving about like me
second boom bad arrived
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-29

Butchers Linen. good quality aGn
grass b3aah. M,siei blllsge make s JV
4 gnund inrsa medium weight Waist
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-09-18
Boat Club Dance
This Evening

The Moana Hotel will be picture
of joy and happiness tonight when
the Healani-Myrtle Boat Clubs
dance opens UP. and from the man
nor In which this event has been
talked of during the past week,
everybody who attends will certain
iy have hitting close to the day set
aside AZ a holiday for the carrying
on Of boat racing.
For many years past everybody. or
nearly everybody. who Is ut all In
terested in the doings Of the two
boat clubs have made It a point to
be In hand ut the closing features.
so to speak. and In this II differs
not at all from other years.
The committee has gone to some
little expense to put the dance well
ahead OF anything of Its kind that
has ever been attempted before. and
its now up to the public to attend
and see how they enjoy It.
That there will be crowd there
is little doubt. for II has been the
e"'n toi many u"yo p"o's b'''F
body must 20 somewhere on an nc.
casion OF this kind. and what better
place to go 10 than TO the home Of
the sport IN question?
Many pretty dinner parties have
already becn spoken OF IN the col
ors Of the different clubs. together
with the usual 10y rides" In get
| ting there, and II Honolulu has ever
had chance to show our visitors a
real old Regatta Day dance, this Is
certainly the time.
The committee In charge have
gone to great deal OF trouble IN
getting the affair into proper shape
and the fortunate ones who attend
will not leave without saying that
the old days had some class In
them. themselves.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-09-18
SUPERVISORS HOLD
SHORT SESSION

With other Official engagements
sod business matters of Importance
con gonting them. the Board of SUI
pcrvisors had very brief meeting
last night -. long enough TO pass
the monthly payroils and accounts.
Mayor Fern had an appointment
also, and in about twenty minutes
the routine was cohp1et6 and they
adjourned.
The items of most Importance
passed were the road expenditure
bills. showing that $3,993.23 had
been spent on Emma street during
August. s971.75 on the Pail road.
sass on Kaplolani Park road, $685.
AZ on Manoa road and s55i.05 on
Mehchant street. si5i.0i on kalihi
road. The cost per day of main
tanning SIS animals for the month
was s53l.7o, or So cents ahead per
day.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-09-18
Local and Coast
Auto Doing.

Owing to the fact that It repre-
sents the latest addition to the gaso-
line cars from the factory which for
merly made steam machines exclu-
sively. the arrival yesterday OF the
new White Gas car created q great
deal OF interest among the local au-
tomobilists.
That the new car Is not intended
for a racing machine Is shown by
the fact that the motor Is only rat
ed at 20-horse power.
In an interview c. A. Hawkins,
General Manager OF the Western
sales department OF the White Com
pany. stated: The new machine IL
not the largest amount to look at on
the market for the money. II does
not have any more varnish than 9TH
err cars, and II is not claimed by US
to be q record breaker for speed, but
there Is no car of Its size and horse
power that SO closely follows the
Nuty "tSbt ucoibuS anu uctdiiS VI
the famous French machines. II Is
simply up to the highest standard
OF construction abroad and Is made
with the sole purpose OF standing q
test Of the average user, day after
day.
owing to the casting OF the cy,
Under en- bloc, which Is rapidly be
Ing adopted by all the best Ameri
can-made machines, the motor In the
White Car Is arranged 80 as to elm
mate as much AS possible all mis-
alignment OF parts. II is as near a
possible In control and running ant
easy riding qualities as our we'll
known steam machine.
Realizing that the great deman'
for automobiles at the present tint
u for medium priced machines Il
one of the reasons that induced thu
Cleveland factory to make the new
gas car Of the popular priced type
81 believe there Is a market 70
this class OF machine which will no
be supplied by the manufacturer
for the next few years. II Is thi
fact, together with our great manu-
featuring facilities. that made
possible for the White Company (
manufacture both steam and gaso
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-09-18
Doubleheader AT
Athletic Park

Down at the Athletic Park this
afternoon two very interesting
games OF baseball will be played.
Two teams of Juniors will try their
luck against mines from the war
ships. The first game will be be-
tween the Chinese team and the U.
8. s. Tennessee. and good exhi-
bition OF ball should be put up by
the bunch.
There IL not much call for sig
nails when the Chinese are playing
they can speak straight out In their
own language, and the sailors won't
understand the lingo. And the G
A. C,sput up fast brand OF ball
too; the way they manage to &c,
around the bases is wonderful. ant
1t will surprise the feet men wher
they see the class OF ball the Juniors
| put up.
The second game will be J. A. c.,
vs.. U. s. s. South Dakota, and 1,
will start at 3:30 o'clock. The
Japanese team Is only Jap In name;
on most OCCASIONS OF their playing
there are no Japanese on the nine
Every other nationality Is prett!
well represented on the team ant
the boys play good bail.
The Athletic Park is pretty wei
known to all the visitors In towI
now. as the management has al
lowed the use Of the grounds FREE
to the sailors for their inter-shiI
games. and the privilege has beef
greatly awaited OF.
The Regatta may interfere witt
he attendance at the park this aft
srnoon, but no doubt big crow
will make the trip to the new play
ground when the rowing events ar
pau. r.at-