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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-04-28

A very pretty wedding was celebrat-
ed this morning at O'Clock in the st.
Paul's Episcopal church. The bride
Was Miss Hazel Tough, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. j. William Tough OF
North Eleventh street, and the groom,
Mr.. w. J. Phillips. The ceremony was
performed by the Rev. David Hunt
ington before a company Of friends
and relatives OF the young people.
Miss Huntington presided at the organ.
The altar was beautifully decorated
with carnations and smilax Palms
and ferns also were arranged effective
~ about the chancel. Miss Larsh and
Miss Kate Van Dusen acted as ush-
ers. The bride was unattended. She
wore beautiful gown Of champagne
colored silk. trimmed with dainty
laces. Her coat was deliberately
wrought. being made of lace and in
sertiOn, and was one of the most beau
tiful creations OF its kind ever worn
In this city. Her hat was large pic
ture one trimmed with plumes. the
shade matching the gown. She car
wore bouquet OF violets. Immed-
lately after the ceremony Mr.. and
Mrs. Phillips went to the brides home
where an informal reception was held.
The house was attractively decorated
with roses and ferns. The dining
room was especially noticeable for its
dainty embellishments. The table
was appointed with brides roses and
ferns. A large company OF friends
and relatives were received. A dainty
luncheon was served during the re-
ceiving hours. The bridal bou-
quot was caught by Miss Ru-
by Clark Mr.. and Mrs. Phillips
left this morning for Indianapolis for
a short stay. From there they will go
to Lafayette, Ind; where they will
make their future home. The brides
going away lgown was q tailored suit
in mode, with hat and gloves to match.
Mrs. Phillips is we'll known here and
has an unusually large number Of
tions. She IL graduate OF the Rich
mond High school and a member Of q
number Of social organizations Of this
city. She has been honor guest 1t >
number OF events during the past few
weeks. MIR. Phillips 10 also equally
popular here, both in social and busi-
ness circles. He n connected with
Purdue University. Among the out Of
town guests were Miss Savage Of Dial.
las, Texas, Mr.. Phillips Of Brockburg.
Virginia: Miss Luce OF Logansport,
and Mrs. Omar White Of Cambridge
City.
y y y
An informal reception was given
yesterday afternoon at the st. Johns
Lutheran church for visiting minis
tiers who are here attending q convsn-
tion. The affair was arranged for by
the young people. Flowers and ferns
were used in decorating. Light re-
freshments were served.
- : -
large number OF slumber parties
will be In evidence Thursday even.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-04-28
Club Meetings for Today

Miss Carolyn Hollingsworth is en-
pertaining the members Of a whist
club this afternoon
The Duplicate Whist club is meeting
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-04-28
COMIC SUPPLEMENTS
r
Editors Asked to Eliminate
Them From the Sunday
Papers.
CLUB WOMEN TAKE ACTION

Chicago. April es.-wiIl the editors
please eliminate the comic supple
ment Of the SUNDAY papers.
The Nineteenth Century club OF
Oak Park asserts that the pranks de-
picted in the funny pages has a bad
influence on children
One woman stated that on return
ing home one evening she discovered
their dog running about the house
with her husbands dress shirt, collar
and cravat dangling from its back.
II was resolved that the secretary
Of the club communicate with the edi-
tors OF the various papers protesting
against the publication of the funny
page
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-04-28

evening. The following officers we-y
elected:
President-Mr. Brock Fagan.
Secretary-Miss Florence Corwin.
Treasurer-Mr Shafer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-20

itott per telegraph, icbr giilitige 3e.
%iilltate aebubt, INTO Die @obribein.
lidlfeit lit, Dap in 9GIoc 5u oiciem
3luedc oaS Sclcpbon oltSi6licBlid
gcbraildt Derbcn miro.
Sn beioen Sduiern ser 2cgiS-
lotur bon Connecticut lit cine Bill
ongclommcn morbcn, moourd) Der
II. Sftober ais columbus. 5ug" 3l
einem gcieblidIcn 6cicrtog gemodt
miro. Die Bill gebt jebt an ocn
8puperncur our llnterseidmung.
- Noro NlcriS, Der ob9eieete &rG-
lioent bon @opti, lit sur 3eit bel SoS.
turner, eirtem reihen Ieger. iuelher
ldngere Belt ouf 0apti 3llbrodte, III
Ferll, SllO., 81 @oitc. Bon BORT miro
CT lid nad Bottom begebCn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-20
Gbepaar ais eeidcn aefnnocu.

Yortlanb, Ore, 10. 0toi. -
9to6 foum u~icrtd9i9cr Che iino ouf
ibrcm 8obnlib i'll Der 9Gbe bon
ErineuiGc, Ore, 2ouis $. @orlep
mo Icine 5rou ols 2eid)cn uuigcilln-
Den moroen. 8rou 8orlep'S. Der.
foblte 2cide muroe IN einem Stol.
ge6aube nit ciner ShuBpunoe in
Der Sdl6fe ouigefunoen nno nod
Dem 8erbift Der Goroners.,S ilrp licgt
cit llnfaq Dor. Ter gauge trogiiUe
&organg, melfer lid ON Samltag
obgeipieIt 81 boben ideint, lit ieood)
nod in Iunfcl gebiiat. 0prlep, mel
den man iiir poblbobeno bielt, ma
BON ct. 2oitis nod Oregon gefom,
men unO ieine 8erbeirotbrulg nit
SRI. Hutb 2erop ans Chicago batte
AM leeten Mittpod) Itattgeiunoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-20
Ncne Ginridtang her Gbieasp'er
~ltnioerfitGt.

Sbicago, 10. Mai. - Inter
elmer nelten Giurid)tung Der lluipcr-
litdt BON Chicago fonneu Stuocuten
iif al rmbcliebten ErofeiIprcn cini.
gcrmaBen repond)ircn iHoem por
nun an BON ben Stuoenten erruartet
miro, oub lie lire o~uirid)tige Wei-
l1ing iiber Die 8roieiiaren, meldc
Torle'ungen balter, iopie ibre NM
iihten iiber &erbeiierung Der 0ebr-
metbooen i6riitIif pcu 3eit ST 3eit
Der 8ofuIt1t c%iuicnocn. @ie VI. u.
Miaifou, elmer DER Profeiioren Der
llniucriitGt ailsiagt. miinid)t man, Die
Nnliftcn Der Stnoentcn fenncn at
%lcrneu; bicielben neroen poit cillent
bcionoercn Gontitc Der SSofltlt1t in
Gripdaun9 gc5ogen mo epentucll sur
@runolage bon 9er1noerungen i1n0
Tcrbeiierutgcn gcmoht mcroeli. lie
fonen Der Stuocntcn, Die &ritif
iibcn, ioaen gebeim geboiten meroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-20

Gin fr0n8oitld der IS aupt +
mann bon a%opcnid". Dtit cinem
irnn50iiidJcn uSouptnmun uon a0pC
uid". Der icin 8orbilo loNor nod e..
hcblid, iibcytruapit bnt. bcldditi1te
Iid bicicr Gage Die 5cbnte Strnifom-
ner 0e3 Barrier OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Gr bcibt Wabricl Noqnct mo lit crit
% Sabre oft Nl3 3lunnBiaj1briQcr
flildjtctc CT aus elmer Gr5icbungSan.
itoIt in Der CT uttesQebrod)t mar,
nod Suure, no er ouS (orpeoobpot
9tr. 22S ~poriun0, Dos 5ul0aig5rpriic
geru0c feinen Gommnnoontcn buite.
0oquet beiorgte lid MIN ole Uniform
cilles 2ielttenattS sur See, itellte lid
bcn bllrdIous nid]t itbcrraihtcn
Ntonnidjoiten oeS 9ooteS oils i6r
reltcr Gonmnn0ott, Hicrtenant 5lir
See, &C 9ituerbiac, Sobu 0es gleid).
nomigcn ~tcfonnten NomirolS ouber
Iiarit, Dor urto ilbrrliahm bic 5iihs
ritng. 3loei pollc 4ionatc binon.h
~frcl5tc CT i'm aannl iifb oel; Nprbiec.
gepdiicrn uro lcbtc olti S~todtsfoIter,
odne DAB Die ironjoiiiden Wnrihcbc.
horccn 0cr SdnuinoG niiiheinclio &c,
merit bGtten. 9ls goqnet beS unitds
trp observation-disclosures utttsn n,or lantn
er iein Commando ireifpiaig nieoer
nitG febste nod Nnria juriid, no cr
aui idipinoeIbaitcm 9ege 1900
8rulics berousIodtc. Grit OILS or mel
tcre $1,000 1rnncS ST crgoltncrn Der,
iufte, murce er ertappt uito uerbol.
tct. Sir oGe oieic Wiiict1aten fnrn
er gci.ern nit ser iibcrnno 1rilScn
Stroie BON cincil Sasr Bei1ugnib
meg,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-20
Qanra @easiter's GrmurSnna.

@oonodet, u. 8, 1S. Mai.
- @ouoerneur Gotbier erfl1rtc i'll
einem Snterbiep, Die Stoatspoli5ei
lei ieoer5eit bereit, Die 9eboroel Der
Staot Eropioence bel ben Na6iors
id)ungcn nod bent Woroer 2aura
HegeIter's 81 mlterltiiben, mo CAB
81 o%crlteben, ItaotIid)erleitS oilrfte
cine 9eIobmmg iiir Die @rgrciflttg
ocS M0roer5 oliSgeiest mcron.
Brootocnce, q. s, 10. Woi.
- Gic Ioli5ei bot cine 9eihreibun9
Der @clob0ric urlo oe5 8ingcs, mel
de Der crn1orbcteu 2ollro GcgeItcr
entpenoct worben iino, all ollie Se.
borbCn in Neu. @uglano gcIonot. Gin
Wonn, meIdcr lid 1bomas S%efIcotte
nennt, mllroe geitcrn Ndhmittog Der
baftct, pciI or 5ipei iinlge 6roucll
beorobt boben ionte, mo tbeilte Scr
Yoli5ci nit, cr miIie ctipaS iiber ocrl
9ob Der Grnorbeten. gber Die Ncr5tc
crflGrten i'm fiir gciitesgeitort, Gr
iiibrte cine Nrt BET iid), lit Gin frGi.
tiger 9uride Don II Sabren mo mar
in Der 9tGbc bes Shouploscs ocS
rdtbiel6aften MorbcS ongeIteat. Bis
uuf 8citcrcs murOe CT in Saft bc6ol-
ten
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-20
Giienbabu. lMnnel cingetiirst.

Gcnuer, Col, 10. Woi. - Am
@ontag abenO lit Gin iiobe5u 500
Sub langeS Stiif bes b%eriibmten,
ourd ben lcnneiice-EaB %fiibrenoelt
tunnels Der vGenner Ii. 8io @ranoe,
eiicnbabn." einseitiir5t, bod lit Nic-
mano babel umgefptnmen. lie elm
aeitir5tc Stelle befinoet iid) 1000
SUB bonn einsanse in ben Funnel,
iiiuf Weilen BON 2eaopille. Mon
ihrcibt ben einItnrj penn Sfmel5cn
ungemobnlid GROCER Waiien bon
Sfnee 5ii. Die 3iige Der gabit lat
icn bis CUR 8ollenotrns Der Acpara.
turcu fiber Die 8eleiie Der Colorado
Wiolanb +. Ydbn." Ger 5enneiiee.
Enb fiibrt iiber Den Saupt5ug Der
SelIeugebirge III eirier Sobe BON TO-.
Ais Cub iiber Dem Meercsipiegel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-20
Ins oem Snnsrcn MaraIanb'S nno
Den augrcnsenbcn Staatcn.
II id,t @ec1n SEIZE

Midt ter 9ecbp better.
Hidter Wortin 6. &ec0D BON Woib.
inGton : Goltntp, luclder Dor 10 "a,
gen c%rfronftc, III Solgc beiicn Die Sc.
rid)tSiitungen IN @ogerStolpn pertoot
iu9roen mrlBtelL lit micoer geilulo, 1t.
sic @eriftsiitunaen boben bon
Nellcm begonnen. Aber Tidter Sen.
oerion bon IueganD . County lit int.
MGR nod, fronf. Gqegonp- II. Woib.
ington Gountp gcboren 5ilm nierten
@arihtsbe5irf. Seoer @eridJtsbe5irf
bot einen Sberrifter uno 5tpci bel
iiscrbe Gidter. u. Sumter 0opo bon
aQegnnn County lit Der Sbcrriftcr
bcs 9e3irfs.
6iclbom 3unc.
Ser 35 Sabre nltc @lI. Q. Wells
BON @Ilicott Gitn Soluuro Eoltntp.
~itiir5tc nidt melt bon @oooltod bon
eincm idncllen 6roft3ug, ben cr be.
Itie0en bate, uuo ipitrbe getootct,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-20
Staot Baltimore.
Sine Tamilic 1T Scbcussefabr.

Slaac @rollllan teDrt III lelHe NoDs
nung 5uriid ullO finoet oiciclbc
nit Holld ougefllt Dor. Nur
burd iein rett5citiges Grldeincn
ueroen ieilie Mutter mo ieiue &c.
idnpiitcr bon Grltidin9Stooe &C.
rettet.
9tur Dem ~sufdligen longen Nus
bleiben Des Serrn Siooc @roamon,
jun, peroonfen feline Mutter uno &c
idJmiiter, iomie SRI. annie arpltol,
ibr Seben. Srau emma @rollmoIt
nno lire aiuber, 2auro II Sabre olt,
0tinnic, 10 Sabre oft, Sarob, II
Sabre alt, inn Hoio, 212 Sabre oft,
ionic cine 6reunbiu bon Sri. 2ouro
8rpllman SRI. annic Srpital, bcfon'
ben lid iGmmtlid] i'm 5lpeiten Stod-
lpcrf 0e5 Sniiles, Hr. 8, WcltsSilItr.
I'M ieiten Sdlaf. ols Serr Slaoc
@roamon gc9en / ltbr Nod,tS nod)
Sauie fam mo ST icincm nid)t germ.
gcn Sd)refen einen oid,ten 8olG in
Der @obnlung bemctfte. ourd pelden
or nllr nit Wfii1e in Die Shlof5ims
nler leiner Wutter unO @eidmiiter 81
oriugen permobte. Auf ieire &uft:
D6euer! 6euer!" erpohten idmmt-
lid)e 9eipobner beS Snllics mo iliid).
teton aus Der brennenben @obnur9.
Sri. 2aura 8rollman trug oaS 9obp.
meldcs pcn Dem Haud)e ii6erfommcn
NOR, aus bern Salile, unb i'll Der fiib.
len 2lit erlangte cS bas 9eiuubticm
bolo tuieoer. Sr5piid)en luor ole
Seiterncbr aIorntirt worbcn, ilno Bic.
ieIbe loidtc ben @ronb obne beionoc.
re S6mierigfciten. Gus Seuer trt.
ltono in einem Shronf i'm bintcren
3intmcr GcS 5~ipciten StodperfeS. Gic
llriod)e lit un6efannt. Ger Shabcn
luirb oui nn0efGbr $500 bc5iffcrt.
9etrogieine2icbte .-Som.
oro Vrofpn BON Hr. 612, SIt Erott.
Strabc, unb Mamie Gunco bon Nr.
zoos, GoItern Ipenlie, iuoren longt
3eit bide Sreunoe, bis Mnmie Die
llnporiihtigfeit beging, ibrem Ser5'
aaerliebiten ibrc golbene ltbr uno
ibreu 9ialnontring I'M @ertbe bon
5uiammen $50 81 leibcn. Sofpdro
oergoB r1mlid) bon Dem Monneitt an
Dos @ieoerfommen uno nls Momie
large geniie perecbeits geiportet
botte, peroulaBte Tie Die Serbaftmng
oeS llngetreiien. '9roiuu nurbe ge'
tern inGrmdtgelung pom $5OOgiir9'
ifoft I'M 6Iiliden Stationsbaus orrd
@idter S'Reia fir bas @eridtsosr-
fabren mad Dem 0ef1ngniB eeianot.
Sin Hpotbefev Der Renscit
iogt, cS iei ltaiinensmertb, tpie piele
altmooiide NitteI nod i'm @ebrarrd
iinb, i. 3. ein iolfes fir Die grbuI.
ting Ger Borbc bes Saares - @rcB,
inntters .solbei Ibee." Cod fell
hies Nittci burf 3uias bon Sfmc.
feT nod, ipirfiamer gernad)t poroen.
Sest, iucnfi oas Sanr ousi1at ober
crgraiit, eebt mat nidJt niebr in ben
@artcn, Inn arauter fir .lbee" Sit
iamhtetti. ionoern einiad nod Der
naditen apotbefe ii. erIanst Wpetb's
Gage ano suIpbur. gIe suten Apo.
tbefen ~ocrfoiifen es fir 5Cc. ober
$t.00 bic Jlaihe, ooer eS miro bireft
eegrn Gtnienoins oes Vreiies pcr.
iaot bon Der Wpetb Chemical Co.,
"a gortIanbt- Ctr, Retp.Dorf gitp.
81 ~ucrfanien bel scr Meoo Trna
60, Ggrinatpn alno 5Scnaro,S trabc.
(slprifSfTo
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-20
SDdlbaln.llnfnn III Ghicaau.

Gbico1n 10. Miai. = Sci CT
mem belltigcn 3uiaurmcnItoB bon
5mei iiiolid ecbenben 3ilgen Der
u9tortbpeitern Sod)bobn" puroeft
mebrere Hcrionen pcrlcbt, ON
idIimmitcn @. Is. S6rooer, aaIiirer
Der oGentrol Notionalbonf," Dem
beioe 9ciuc gcbrodcn wltrben. Ger
3uianmcnitoB ioQ burh oas @crio.
gen elmer 2uitbremie berbeigcfiibrt
lpor0cn ictt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-20

alore, 4. Sifi5ier =. @runcr, Mnrco-
nisOffi5icr @m. Secret, Cbcrnoihi.
nit @. Shottlcr, &naenicur, 9r5t CT.
mco. @uoe. YrouiantmciItcr 7. Mao.
Ter, SberitenorO s. Nlbr.6t. ,. Stcm-
orO 8. @iae, SbcrfpG 8. MicOemoml.
HaItor Stonc rcilt 6cutc
q b. - Yoitor Eobn Gimotbn Stone
un0 icine 6onliIic merOcu Delttc nod
Gbicu1o obfobrcll. Eoitor Stonc, 0.r
biShcrige Sceliorgcr Der 9rolun Me
mortal Ercsbnterioncr.Nird)e biclt
9eitcrn NbenO %ieilcn ltetcl @ottc5
bicnlt ob, nm Odnn einem Nuic al
0ic picrte Hyc9bDttrioucr-airde 1T
Chicago SIT foI0cn. Srob Der 5ntlrci
den Npplifotioncn 1T Gin NaAfolgcr
bisbcr nid)t crnarllt lrnr0ell.
Gin Nrjt in g 10 Militia
ten. - 81. Hoi,iS ID. SorriioIl, Cit
Nr5t POI, GIcoriuotcr, Tlu.. ncId,cy ON
IicnitoG mi S%crnnlniiunN oc4
Sdncioermeiitcr5 u. Gicfcr I'M Sal
pcrtgtbGu0e ouf ole Nninllloi0un0
bin pcrbaftet lullrrc. ucriud)t ST ia
ben. perntittciit cincS lucrtbloicn
GGefS eincn Hn5u9 5t erlnnGcr, &C.
rGt6 inrnlcr ti1icr IN Sd)mulitGtcn.
Bis 9~eitcrn lunrOen iedyS Nniduloi-
gungcn 9cgen i'm c%rbo6elL mcId)e 5lt.
iunnnlen $3.50 i1~polpiren. "a 3r.
Sorriipn Die oltf $4,000 ieItgeiteate
Siir1ifoft nid)r litfern %fonnte, ipoil.
ocrte or nodl Dem @eI0ngnib.
Subreeid ubfeier. Sn
Nlbnugb'S Sbcoter crbieltcn an
Gienitoo SO nclre 3obndr5te, oorlmtcr
5iuei 2omsn: Sri. Gecilic 0ob BON
Baltimore iito cine jullge Came bon
Connecticut, sic BON Dem Baltimore
College Of Genital Snr8crp" araouirt
bo5en. lire 3iplomta
3cbn llcitc aronfcntpartcrinnen.
Sie an Ser ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Der ,llnion @roteitunt Sniirnlorp"
itiioirt boben, cntpiineen ebeniaa5
ibre TipIome. TieicIbsn iirb: Sor.
riett Wnrie NeQuorbt, Marp Sinoore
Niee, aothorine Moore Fue, Gcith
Grace Ic3onol0, Gleonore Sorriioit
goiumoi,, Gliia6ctb SanSforo un0
etbel Sean Gbnrd) bon Wnrplonb.
2pbia Gihorbs WaDfrtin bon 1eIa-
ipare nub Gorobel Mage gilrfped polt
0irlinien.
NdHe MRS Nasianp beterat \. Natne, <f8
ChsDalttustssUts, nats gnhsu &sxfe.NSesss
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8 III oriitid Of c :.

Boriidt.
0clnlg'6 Cir, Gin grobcs @erf III
poHbrilgcll,
Sergio nidJt Dir goriid,t oonn bci'nl
geringcn,
Wo1d, Girtr fubr iibcr'5 Wecr
l(n0 crt,onf i'm I~oripfubi bintcr9cr.
&otbeberblittbe.- Eroiei'or
@lmpcl (Ocr sic iiblc W~GluobnGcit
lat, Ole SdIiiler ourd Ginlui;rie jtt
Ucriuirren): .9tln, 2ebro1ir. ialell
Sic mir, tuie iinben Sic in ocr Vii
tie Die Hidltuna nob NorOen2" -
Etbnornl: DSdl ridlte Mid ltudl Dem
Stnn0c scr Come" Yrcieiior:
.Wcrn a6er Ole equine uif,t id,eint?"
Sebntorn Id)lpeigt. IT Nroieiior:
o5eGen Sic, nto lpie iiuoel Sic bic
ll0r6tid)e acknowledgement I'M @alo?"
sd iebe. an welfer Scitc cer
9aitntitomme Moop ur6 Sled)tcn
ipndipn." grpieiior: vGcnm obar
feline 91unie oo iino?"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-20
@iidjer nno Safe in Srbnnua.

0amuriScotto q, Wie., 10. Mai.
= 9c3iiglid oes porgeitrigen Selblt-
moroes bon =. $. Chapman, aoiiirer
Der ~Hep.GaI Hationalbanf," bo.
ben Der ErGiibcnt unb oos Iirefto.
RUM Der 9allf crfldrt, ooB Die gil-
der uno Die aaiie Gbopman's IL,
Oronung iino. Sic .o~lsemeinc Mci-
ming lit baB Chapman bcn Selbit.
moro aus @rom iibcr ocn 3ob ieiner
6rau mo Die arunfbcit %ieiiler God.
ter ~be9angen bat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-20
Sir praatiC6e Sausfraueu.
SinSrridiir5c nnb SloomcrS.

SinScrifiir5c nnb SloumcrS.
Nr. 622. Eraftiiher 9(tjlg fir
Die Spicl5cit Der ainocr; 5luci flcine
SIcioitiidc, Die iorpobl Don MGoGel,
ais ultd) 8ndbcn gctru9el mcrocn
f0mcu. Sic 5cidlncn lid ourd @in-
iot6cit uto Comfort aus. 9enimL
@ilgbnm unb &ollono linO GILES pal
icibc Stoiic. Gic 0iittclgr0Be CT.
iorOcrt 215 DoroS 3G-j0G, S~toiie0
fir Die SHiirjc uno IA 9oroS iiir
#,.H. .tY. utt. .'N.tt. cd
Die @loomer3.
Gin @nitcr oicicr 9lrt miro 9c0en
Ginicnolmg pon 10 GcntS in Sil6cr
o6cr @ricimnrFcn an irgcllo cine
INrciic %gcianO!.
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Wermiidlte tslcaraphiide lepeiden.

Ias @tablifiement Der sWeni-
pbis Gotionieeo Oil &c." in Wcm.
pbis, 1cnn., eiits geitern friib i'll
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DISCUSSING HAWAII.

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 2S.-What
is being done to develop Hawaii and
how the California Promotion Com
mittee can assist in tho work, will be
the theme of the discussion at the
regular weekly luncheon meeting OF
the reception committee, Friday at
Fairmont Hotel Special guests OF
the luncheon will be Hon. J. F. Nor
gan, president of the Honolulu Cham
Der of Commerce, and G. P. Morse OF
Honolulu, who will give interesting
talks about the islands. Aomng other
matters to be discussed will be a
yacht race between San Francisco
and Honolulu. A number of local
yachting enthusiasts will be present
Woolley Speaks
LOS ANGELES Oct. 21.-John G..
Woolley, head of the Anti-Saloon
League in the Hawaiian Islands, will
lecture at the First United Presby-
terrain church, Ninth and Figueroa
streets, Thursday evening at 8 o'clock.
Admission will be free. Mr.. Woolley
was candidate for the presidency in
1900 on the Prohibition ticket.
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COTTON IN TAHITI.

Consul julius d. Dheher, of Papee-
tie, advises that the official journal of
Tahiti has published the act of in
corporation of the Cotton Company
of the French Establishments OF
Oceania, which has been organized in
Paris for the purpose of cultivating
cotton in the colony of Tahiti and its
dependencies. While the chief object
is the cultivation of sea island cot
ton, it is announced in the Colonial
and Maritime Monthly that the com
pany will also grow Egyptian cotton
1t proposes to begin operations with
a few hundred acres in several places
so as to give object lessons in the
best methods of raising cotton. The
company will erect gin at Papeete
the commercial center of the colony
and will buy cotton in the seed from
other Observation-Disclosures
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HONOLULU CASE ENDED.

OAKLAND, Oct. 26.-Announce-
ment was made today that the suit
by which the Century electric com
pany sought enforce paymen on a
contract with the Burrell construction
company for work dons on a subcon-
tract at Honolulu would be compro-
missed was made after the selection
of a jury had been commenced in
Judge Wells court The subcontract
called for 1884, and the plaintiff al
legged that only $1,000 had been paid.
The work was done in 1906
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SPOR
Sporting Events
Of Two Days Past

champion of the Hawaiian Islands,
S1S746; Tsukamoto, $11247; Nigel
Jackson. sometime champion of the
Islands. $97. so; Connie Hays (who
did not finish), $3.50; G. K. Charlie.
who pressed Jackson close for third
place, $3.50; Dial Fahy, who brought
up the rear of the runners who actu-
ally finished, $3.50.
Promoter Eddie Fernandez wishes
to thank the judges, officials and the
Hawaiian band for services in con-
nection with the program. He de-
scribes. the work of the officials as
perfect and states that the managers
highly appreciate the same.
THE SEA WRENS.
Male. first; Ivy, second; Galloping
Mary. third; Dancing Sally, fourth;
Papoose got stuck on the mud and
did not finish. and the Pearl did not
start.
1t was a very good race of the sea-
flea flotilla on Sunday.
YACHT PACKAGE RACE.
The yacht Charlotte G. won the
package race to Kaena Point going
and coming. She arrived back in port
at 12:45 a. m. today, when none OF
the others were in sight.
BASEBALL.
At Aaala Park yesterday ne Sun
lights defeated the G. A. A. in the
Goldsmith league series by seven tc
five.
The standing of the teams now is
this:
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Trent Trust Co., Ltd; agents
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE TO
CREDITORS.

The undersigned hereby gives notice
to all persons having claims against
the Estate of Makaiwi Pala, late of Pu-
iva, Honolulu, Oahu, deceased, to pre-
sent their claims to the undersigned at
said Puiwa, or to Henry Smith, in his
office, Judiciary building, Honolulu,
within six months from date, or they
will be forever barred All persons
indebted to said estate will please
make immediate settlement with the
undersigned.
Honolulu, November /, 1909.
JOHN MAKAIWI PALA,
Administrator Estate Makaiwi Pala
Deceased.
5ts-Nov, l. 8, 10. %, 20. '
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Fraternal Meetings
HONOLULU LODGE No. GIG,
B. P. o. ELKs.

Meets in their hall on King Street,
near Fort, every Friday evening. visit
ing Brothers are cordially invited to
attend
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INTERCOLLEGIATE FOOTBALL.
Punahou defeats High School On
Alexander field Saturday afternoon
Punahou SO points, touchdowns,
goals from touchdowns and l field
goal.
High School 0.
INDOOR BASEBALL.
Palama beats Kalihi Is to 10 at Pa
lama Settlement gymnasium Satur-
day night.
NATIVE WINS MARATHON.
Marathon race, League grounds.
Sunday afternoon:
Antoine Kaoo, winnerf Time, 3
hours, s minutes and 40 IA seconds.
Tsukamoto, second.
Nigel jackson, third.
1t was hotlv contested race be
tween the "Waialua Horse" (Kaoo)
end the Japanese. They were seldom
more than four yards apart. The
Jananese would occasionally dash
alongside and some times past the
Hawaiian. but Kaoo in a magnificent
sprint at the last hit the tape fifteen
feet in the lead. Excitement was
tremendous.
Jackson early in the contest was
fain to be content with saving third
honors. Charlie the Chinese was hi
sole rival in the end, but queeret
himself by soothing four dipperfuls o
water. Hays collapsed and was car
ried off in the sixteenth mile. Fab
was far distanced at the twentiet
mile.
After paying all expenses-inclut
ing advertising, park routine, wage
of helpers, incidentals, etc,-the TO
lowing sums were distributed betwee
the runners: Antoine Kaoo, the ne
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Suburban Hill Home
FOR RENT FURNISHED.
Price $4,000.

This property is known as the Ather-
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story, 10 room house on Pacific
Heights. bedrooms, modern plumb
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Uninterrupted view from Diamond
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