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SENATORS
TOOK LAST
OF SERIES
MAKINGTHREE STRAIGHT
ON LOCAL GROUNDS
OVER MINERS

IN iasi and snappy game IN which
were many brilliant plays the senat-
urs took The third Of the series from
tho Joplin Miners Tuesday by the
score of 10 /.
The errcrless game played BY the
senators, sensational catches by Clli'
ton brilliant fielding BY Cooley, ano
lne timely hitting Of the locals we're
The features OF the game.
slim Lancaster who was IN the
box for The Senators. was il good
'crm. allowing but seven scattered
hits, Twice be struck out two men
d succession and all told famed six.
neckenbaugh. The Joplin southpaw
who dld the twirling for the visitors
was hit from the start. the Senators
landlng on hlm for two runs in the
FIRST innlng. Patterson the first man
I'D geltlnS a single, followed by a sac
riilce hit by y-Leuttke, . single BY Cool.
y and sacrifice vs. Norman Price,
The WfliOfs secured liher only run
in the third inning when lancaster
Issued two passes. followed by hits
BY Eeckenbaugh and Farrell
Howard Price attempted to start
snmelhinn la the fourth inning hv
leading oil with d single and stealing
wo bases but was left at third
-Four hits IN succession 10 the fifth
nnlng hy Patterson. l4eutsko Reed
sud Norman Price and q sacrifice ily
" Cooley scored three Gums. Ia the
oycnth inning Feed drove one l0 the
elt field fence for three sacks but
Nas pun out stealing home, although
Looked as though be was safe 10 all
but The umpire,
Tho Senators filled the bases In the
eighth inning Pokarney and Lancaster
landing out safe ones and Beclkens
aaugh issuing pass 70 Patterson
Saiher than let him bit. but the next
Two battcrE were unnble 10 come
through With the needed HalIop 70
bring III score.
The Mixers made a desperate effort
m lhe ninth inning TO get some runs.
Woods md Brown landing out sEfe
mes. Beckenhangh tho next hattel
up was hit hy Lancaster, filling the
bases, but The next two hatters were
unable to deliver IN the pinch. how.
ever.
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Boston. June a--SpeEkef's single,
EulInWlnE nliieH three nthn MI ~ tHe
twelfth inning. scored the winning run
for Hoslon III The game with 81 Louis
yesterday. Efrofa aud poor base rum
ming allowed the contest to 80 70 ax'
ira innings and sensational plays BY
french. Niles aud Speaker saved The
game for the locals after ~ ninth
score r. II. b
ST Louis 600 200 00i 000---0 , J
Boston 900 00O 0a0 O0t-i & 1
naitertq-- -Crlsg and gFlgeF Sleph.
ems: chcch. steele. Arellauos and
Donahue, Carrlgan
Summary: Two base hit. Crisis; saes
rifles hiis Hooper Jones' stolen
bases. Ferris Hooper; double piayal
rfieef to Williams, French 10 Niless
bases on balls. or Choch 3. Off criss
6; hit by pitched BAN by Chech, McAl.
eeso by sieefe Wallace by Grles,
Hooper. struck out, by ehech s. by
efiss 81. By Afelanes +; Wild piteh
cflss.
Umplras OLoughliu and Kern
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ed NalladelphlA hy making great
folls eowafd The eloHe Of The game.
Score r. n. e.
phahuts . o2o e0o 0og--f ? q
philadelphia 0f2 coo GOO II Il
Batteries Philippe Camuiiz any
Gibson: Brown. Rltchle and Jackillseh
summary Two bsse hits. Philippe.
llyaN. Titus, Magee; three base hits
Mngee. sacrifice hits. Miller, Gibson,
MageQ Osborne. Doolan q. double
plays. Wagner. Miller and Hyatt.
Grant Kabe ami BransileId, Dollan
and Bfnnsfielt Dollan. Kabc and
Bransileld, base on bnlls. of Brown
4, OF Rllchle OF Camnlls 3; struck
out. BY nfown i. Richie 2. Cangultz s.
Umpires KLEIN and Kane.
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Now York, June Detroit deleat'
"a New York today In an exciting
eleven inning same The visitors we're
hlhnked until the seventh when.
through three hits and two errors by
Auslia they nude four runs. New
Yc-k tiod me score III the eighth on
4 baae on balls and lucky hits hy sub.
sttuted batsmen. Demmlt and Hemp
hill: Eush scored the winning run ~
the eleventh inning on Mcconnella
only eHi Cohh's single, langles error
and Morinrilys lngleld Out
Score r. H. e,
Detroit . 900 600 400 OILS s :
New York zoo Oo0 o20 00-4 3 4
Batteries Wallets and Stnnages
Hr1ckctt, McConne1 and Klienoes
Blair.
= summary: Two base hit, Slunagei
three base HIT Demmll, sacrifice hlt,
OIearyi stolen bases MoTiariiy Cree
utruCh uuts ny uFurhopF . w W INV g
3. by Mcdonnell 81 bases on balls Of
Wllletts 2. off Mcconnell 1 bit by
pitcher by Willetts 4; passed ball.
Stanage
Umpifcs- Perry ana Evans.
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ooc bovoooo 90 O 10 o 0
o DOPE FOR THE FANS. z
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Oelst ami Clifton win be iho hai.
leflcs for the Senators today.
Cooley and Reed came through NTH
De needed hits yesterday
Grandaad Reed stole home three
times yssicraay, huf the umpire call.
ed him ont twice He stole two other
laSes.
Manager Price Is proving q ynlu.
able addition 10 The team. He IL hil.
llng well and slcala bases IN cvcy
glmc
Clifton played star game behind
ihe BAT yesterday.
Cooley made the most sensational
me hahi pIckupa ever made ON the
tce diamond IN yesterdays game.
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HoTiCE TO CONTRACTORS
The k9erd Of regents for the Girls
lnduslrlal Scl6ef invite yen to pre-.
cert (. 4 ggIlqf and apacliirgllons 4 Ior 4
erected ai Chlckasha. Okla. for the
above named school
Plans and specifications must he
preaente9 10 the board At the office
of Capt. a. S. McKonnon. al South
McAiesier. Okla, wliero the board
viii meet for the consideration Of
such plans as may be- presented. not
later than 10 O'Clock A, NJ. June Path
1908.
rise board reserves the right 10 re-,
lecl any o. all plans.
s JOHN l. MITCH,
Secretary
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NATIONAL LEAGUE



Chicago June 0-Tw0 errors. sac.
iltice and single IN the first ~
ming gave Chicago two runs One
single Ia the fifth was the only other
hit of MaihewsDn A pass In Che
third low throw IN tho fifth. McCor
micks leaa 0ff with Two bagger ~
the sixth. zach followed By timely hit
ting. gave tie visitors the victory
Score: r. i. ~
lhieano ~ 300 000 0002 2 =
New York 00i OIL O00~3
Batteries Brown and Mprank Mat
heWaoIi and Myers
Summary. Two base hits McGor'
mick: sacrifice bits. Hoffman Myers
nevlln; stolen basesI Hoffman. d0ll.
bic plays Dfidweli and Tenney. Mat
heweon, Bridwoll and Tenney: base
On balls. of Brown 2, 0ff Mathewson
q struck ont. BY Brown 1 by Mathew.
aUn A
ulnplras ODay and umsIie-
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UlnVNINFld q FhIlNNdlphlA Y
phHlajelphla, June o. Cleveland
shut out ihe locals 10 0i Joss held
Philadelphia 20 one be. q two bagger
by Murphy In tho fourth inninH.
erorr. r. III Il.
phsAaelphir GOO 000 00o-0 1
Cleveland ., 600 OO2 0on-2 z
Batteries Ilesaer aud Livingston.
loss and Eaagerly
summary; Two bnac hits, hIurphyl
Isai0lc. three base bits. HInchman sto
vail; sacrifice hit, Lord: double plays,
uanley 10 Collins. i.aiolc to Storall'
bases on balls, Bender 2. Joss o;
struck out. by BENDER s, BY Joss 3,
Umplres-- Egan and Sheridan.
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WESTERN AssocIArtoN

Al I.ouisvillc Kansas city s lou
iswlle a.
Al Indianapolis indianapolis, 1:
minneapolis. O. (Ten lnnlngs)
Al Columbus Columbus. = MIlwau
iee,
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Webb city. june 1.-TWO hits and
IN enoF n the fourth and fifth IN.
ainss gave Bafilesvlllc two runs and
he game
Score: II. n n.
Webb city M 900 oi0 O00-i 6 :
1ayllesYsIle 900 ITO Do0 z Q
Bat erles Davis and nroWn; Vol
Veriun md Haas
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HAMPTON'S
MAGAZINE
~ = ~


Some Of twenty olhergrcat lca.
tures of this number orc
Lnfh<y 7raaf the psyscho.
Iogist Detective In q few
months he will be as we'll known
as Sherlock Holmes. A new
detective and a new system of
detection. The story n Jtna
viii show you not only The as.
surdIty and cruelty of the police.
mans "third degree but how a
scientific substitute works better.
1ze Bkaek 5fyssfsy.-In eThe
Unknowablc Negro z Judge Tlar.
Ms N Dickson has produced an
unbiased. very interesting spc.
cial article that Nogthcrnef and
Southesncr alike viii read with
profit
White Coaf A iine biz article
on water farming" by jain Il.
Mathews. II YOU don't wake Ap
your areat.gfand-childrcn viii
freeze to death.
The Fnishing Seaool A
breezy discussion 81 the fiehQirls
education bv REGINALD eNfiahl
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WHERE THEY play TODAY


Muskngee At Webb City
BarllesslIle y Springfield
Joplin at Enid.
Pittsburg at Guthrie.
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Batfeflea-.~Isneasler and Clifton:
apekeabaugh and Brown
Summary Three base bit Reed
Two. haee hits, Buckles: sacrifice bits
I.euttke. Cooley, Price stolen bases
Heed l2l. il. Price l2l Cooley, Far.
tell; base on balls. of Lancaster {.
~ neektnbaueh i hit By pitcher
lleckenbsush: struck oul. by Lancast
er g, by Eeckenhaugh 3: bits. off
lileckenbaugh II, OF l4Qncaales q um-
plre Lyon
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

aaaess
milwaukee, at Indianapolis
Minneapolis AT Columbus.
Kansas City a. Toledo.
ST. papi ii loulsvilla.
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TEXAS LEAGUE

Houston at Oklahoma city
Galveston Al shreveport
Waco ii Fort Worth
San Antonio At Dallas.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

Boston At Cincinnati.
Brooklyn at %. Louis
Now York II Chicago
philadelphia az pllishurg
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wEsrEnN LEAGUE
pueblo Il Denver

Denver, June o. Pueblo took cont
maudlng lead II the first inning yea.
ierday Tith Denver and was never
heaaed winning Z 70 8. With three
men On bases in The seventh Inning,
Denver lost q chance 10 lle The score
by stupid base running.
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81 Louis. June s-.-Sl Iouis easily
defeated brooklyn inthh SECOND game
If TIE SERIES 7 to /. Mcintyre WA
knocked cnE Of the boz. pasiofina anpi
oeedlng him.
IsfookIyn 100 GOO 000 : q
ST. Lnnls 0f0 10 0fs7 II
Batteries Mcintyre pasiprins and
Bergen More and phelpn
Summary I'Nv baaa hits, HuIswls;
IhIee bhan hit, IlumleY parHed balls
BY HeleAu stolen bases. Hufeh Al
nelman Gilbert, Evaha. BIT bY pifeaef
~ McInlsfe 4 baee On balls ofI
aIbore 6. OF psmloflFHf 2. Off MeIn.
sxfe 1lfnek ous BY MelnlHEa hp
Moale Z
nintl a|kisf aaa Tfutf
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Pueblo At Wichita.
Denver At Topeka.
nea Molnes at Omaha.
Sioux City al Lincoln.
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Enid. Okla. June g. Enid made it
three straight from tho Pirates IN a
eIdse eano, Huih Meredith and Bent.
ley pitched tight ball
Score: RH.E.
pGiebnra 700 000 1902 Z J
Enid Ia1 00i 00e9 z /
natlerlAa Meredith and Kelley.
Bentley ahd Alien
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L0ST-Teso full grown corns, by tn
vestlng 25c Ia box Of Dr. Kel-
lOgg's corn salve. for sale at drug
stores or at lis North First.
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rExA8 LEAGUE


Oklahoma city juno 2 The leafzie
leaders lalled 10 slop The winning
ssfeak az lha Meta and we're given !
revnfH irnincinn yesterday afternoon
And That. too. with the peefleaa slug
ger. Alexander Dnwneg. helpless
spenlalof Of the proceedings
81 Innings
OkiahomS CITY aas o0i iVt t7
fioualsn ....s.. 0ll 900 900
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n ton need hosrIzefafol F
40 IAs hIhska s me asHE ahd meH|
afpaeH|a| Il H|Ifshs
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Special cable from San Francisco at
Jack ScuAy's place today.
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Owing to an unfortunate misunder-
standing the Fort Shafter team did not
turn up for the first game at Aala Park
yesterday afternoon. But n. K. Hoo
phi, manager of the Aalas, stated that
his team did not intend to take the
game by default, and so it was merely
stponed until a future date.
The feature of the great winning by
the Alohas over the Kewalos, in the one
game that was played. was the batting
and fielding of Cav, a marine who is
playing for the Alohas He was five
times at bat, made four bingles, two of
which were doubles, and made some
crackeriack throws from short to first,
as well as stopping some very hot
grounders.
Gibson, another marine, pitched a
grand game for the winners He did
not do much tanning, but he held the
Kewalos down to only four scattered
hits and walked only one man. He had
fine bunch of curves with him and
put up a splendid exhibition of twirl-
ing.
The Alohas opened the scoring in the
second and passed out three as follows:
Coll famed, Townsend walked, Brito
doubled Townsend to third. Hines hit
to Freitas, who threw wild to first and
both Townsend and Brito romped Glib
son was safe on right felder's error,
which sent Hines to third; Kekaha was
safe on third baseman's error, and Glib
son went to second. Akana bingled and
Hines romped. Kaipo skied and Akana
was out on double play.
The Kewalos came back with two in
the second half of that inning Ornel-
las walked, Josephine died at first, but
Ornellas reached second. Rigo ground
ed out at first, but NJ. Pimental swat
ted to right field and the ball was sent
wild to third so that Ornellas scored
and Pimental went to second. Josephat
then doubled and Pimental scored; then
Medeiros died.
In the eighth inning the winners
made two more. Cav doubled and
Coll bingled Cav to third; Coll stole
one and then Townsend wet the ball,
which scored both men and Townsend
wandered to second. Brito and All
Toon both skied and Gibson died.
One more in the ninth for the Alohas.
Kekaha doubled, Akana skied to Me
deiros, Kaipo famed, but Cav doubled
for the second time and Kekaha scored.
CAV stole finely from second to third,
but Coll famed.
.c;~ Il
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NO CAN SAID PAKE;
THEN GAME THE Gan

While the japanese cruisers Also and
Soya were in port they required many
of the haole eatables for their bill of
fare for officers and men alike. They
found to their liking, among other
things. the bread which came from the
bake ovens of the Alexander Young
Hotel, and contract was made for a
daily delivery of 500 loaves. A few
days before the cruisers were to depart
for Japan an order came for 1000
loaves to be delivered aboard the day
the vessels sailed. 1t was huge order,
and as the capacity of the ovens is
just about 1000 loaves per day, at pres
ent, it was seen that some overtime
would have to be done in order to fill
the order and keep the Young's city
customers and hotel guests supplied.
The bakery was presided over bv a
Chinese baker and pastry cook, and they
had many assistants. The manager put
it up to the chief baker that it was GER
tainly big order, but by hearty CO.
operation the loaves could be turned
out, the contract kept, the Japanese
sailors made happy, and it would be a
nice thing for the Young's prestige.
No cam was the response of the
chief baker, and that was the only re-
Spouse the management got. 1t was
hard to turn a big contract down, but
it had to be done.
But Immediately eablegram was de-
spatched to San Francisco, and as a re-
suit two French bakers arrived on the
Alameda on Friday, were introduced to
the bake oven, ".23o was handed to
the astonished chief baker and his as
sistant, and now the bake ovens are
turning out loaves la parisienne. The
most put out and astonished baker in
Honolulu today is the Chinaman who
thought he had things all his own way.
Result of Ketchell- Papke fight at
Syaioor, tlaiS afte,aao
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Roger, the celebrated French tenor,
on one occasion was engaged for the
sum of fifteen hundred francs to sing
at the house of rich fnancier. Roger
sang his first song significantly; but
no one paid him the slightest attention,
and the guests talked their 1oudest.
Presently the host thought the time
had come for another song, and sent
for Roger. He could not be found,
and that evening was seen no more
Next day note came from him, ac-
companied by the sum of two thousand
francs. The note ran thus: 81 have
the honor to return the fifteen hundred
francs which | received for singing at
your party; and | beg leave to aud
five hundred francs more for having
so greatly disturbed the conversation
of your guests. -
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hours trying to catch fish. He fell
asleep and the tide came up just high
enough to make him dream that he was
floating through the gates of Paradise.
He f1oated all right. In fact, he had
to swim to shore. Great joy and much
letting-off of frecraekers by the de-
lighted bunch that observed his mis-
hap.
The yachtsmen all turned in early
last night so as to be ready for a
start this morning soon after sunrise.
They will probably all be back in the
harbor before nightfall and will have
had one Of the most delightful cruises
ever planned by the yacht club.
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Pleased With Cruise.
SCHOENING IS
WITH PACKARDS

The following interesting letter has
been received from C. NJ. Shoening,
Well known here as an autodriver
who left Honolulu about wear AGO
and is now in the employ of the Pack
ard factory. He writes:
u wish to compliment you on YOUR
Honolulu Advertiser which comes to
me quite regularly from my father. I
am still much interested in the news
at home, although away from Honolulu
almost a year. | have been ATTENDING
the Lewis Technical Institute at Chi.
eago Tor one term and of late I have
put n many strenuous week at the
several auto factories, in the engine
testing rooms at the Cadillac factory
at Detroit. the Buick Motor Comnany
at Flint, Mich, also at the Welsh Auto
company at Pontiac, Mich, and will
be with the Packard Company at De.
trout to start IN with the 1910 Pack
ards on July |. SO you see that | am
sui IN the auto game and deeper than
ever.
have just been appointed checker
in the great Indiana road race and win
be stationed at Crown Point Indiana
l hope TO get some interesting pie
lures for You. Enclosed find some pic
lures Of important points along the
course, note the fine roadbed which
has heen treated with a new prepara-
ton, E'Taroid ., for more than % miles
"a laps equal 401 miles).
This Taroid is the best ever for roads.
1t makes wonderfully smooth and last
ing surface that stands well under the
hard pounding of automobile practice
and racing.
have watched it at Detroit and
now viii have a chance To see its last
ing qualities in this Indiana race,
which will surely pound it some, as it
mas been under constant use for prae-
gee for the last week and some very
1ast time made.
Yours truly.
CAMP. NJ. SCHOFNING.
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Result of Ketchell-P apke fight a.
Fashion Saloon this afternoon.
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GOLF PLAY AT
COUNTRY CLUB

The big event of the season at the
golf club, from the average player 5
point of view at any rate, is the team
play This will come off today and
the entries will close at II clock in
stead of an hour earlier as was at first
arranged.
A large turnout is expected as there
is nothing in the sporting line to attract
the golfers away from the links. Very
few of the yachtsmen who are at Ha-
leiwa, or returning therefrom, would
be liable to take part in the tourna-
ment so there should be the full thirty
players hoped for.
The bus will run as usual, all day
long, there will be the same good lunch
or should it be similar good lunch,
and. with fine weather assured there
will be everything to give the golfers
jolly day of it.
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Sport Notes


Stanley Ketchell and Billy Papke
will meet for the fourth time this aft
ernoon. Coffroth is the impresario in
change of the doings and Billy Roche
will referee. AS advertised in other
parts of the paper, the result will be
cabled to Jack Seully who will post
it in his place of business.
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The quiet little bay of Haleiwa where
one of the =" Waialua enters the sea,
wore an unusually lively air yesterday.
Anchored in the appealing blue waters
of the little creek were the yachts of
the local amateur fleet and the place
looked very much as though it were the
anchorage of some big eastern yacht
club with the Haleiwa Hotel as the
clubhouse.
White duck coats and trousers, yacht
ing caps and Captains and "Com-
modores y were very much in evidence.
The veranda of the hotel was gay with
the dresses of the many women friends
of the yaehtsmen and there was more
real yachting talk to be heard than
the good hosiery has ever taken in to
the ears of its pleasant walls.
A large party of those who could
not get away on Saturday night, or
who had waited over to attend Joe
Cohen s great July 4 celebration, went
GOWN on the morning special. Amongst
these were many who were bound for
the golf links, Dat they were accom-
panied by Others who went purely and
simply for the yachting end of it and
most of them stayed over night to re-
turn this morning on one or other of
the yachts.
Pleased With Cruise.
Each and every one of the yachtsmen
spoke IN rapture of the moonlight
cruise Of the night before Especially
those on board the Hawaii II. The
good schooner was the only one that
was not beealmed during the night off
Valance and she sped along with a
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Twobase hits. Brito. Townsend he-
kaha, Cav ,. N. Deponte, F. Joseph;
base on balls, off Gibson !, off Freitas
,; struck out, by Gibson 3, by Freitas
8; wild throws. Freitas, Deponte, Rego;
double plays. Rego to Joseph, F'reitas
to Pimental to Joseph Time of game,
l hour 40 minutes. Umpire Aylett
Scorer, ". Tin Chong.
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Then ensued a very ENJOYABLE dav.
Some of them went to the links. others
went fishing while Tommy King and
one or two other enthusiasts unlimber.
Ell their shotguns and went out after
doves
Captain Nicely sat on rock for two
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ours truly.
CAMP. NJ. SGHOENING.

apke will have his fourth bout with
sotahIey ketcheu this afternoon. Get
the result at Jack Scully's celebrated
cable Office.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-07-05

Billy Roche is going to referee the
fight. You can get his decision, after
8 o'clock at Jack Scully's place.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-07-05

The baseball game at Aaia park was
interrupted by lively scrap on Hotel
street yesterday afternoon. The crowd
and players rushed to the spot and
there was quite an interval before the
two scrappers were separated and
things quoted down.