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The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1909-02-20
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PardonabIe Crime.

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you have me arrested?"
What would be the use? Any jury
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ONE KIDNEY GONE
But Cured After Doctors Said There
Was No Hope.

Sylvanus o. verrill, Milford, Me-,
says: Five years ago a bad injury
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One poor turn deserves another
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Even girl has no use for the other
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The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1909-02-20

homes,sader 10 $40 100 free and 100 .
Be puchased al $500 per acre. These lands
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b also carried on with unqualified success A
railway will shortly be built 70 Hudson Bay. bring
ing the worlds markets q thousand miles nearer
these wheai-6elds. where schools and churches
arc convenient, climate excellent. railways close 70
al settlements. and local markets good.
TT would take time TO asslmiiate the reveia-
tions that a visit to the great empire lyinRt to
the North of US unfolded at every turn.
Correspondence Off National Editor, who btsfted
Western Canada IN August 1905.
Lands may also be purchased from railway and
land companies at low prices and on easy terms.
For pamphlets, maps and information .: 20
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authorized Canadian Government Agent;
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JUST DOUBLE
500 ACRES INSTEAD
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A. further indscemeu1'
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Wessern Canada. hs
Canadian Covernmeas
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-05-13
KOA FURNITURE
FOR SEATTLE FAIR
Claudine Brings Several
Handsome Pieces
From HilO

The steamer Claudinc on her last
trip brought down several cases of
furniture for the Seattle exposition.
The furniture, which is of koa, Is
the work of A. James of Hilo, and
will be shipped with the remaining
part of Hawali's exhibit on the u.
S. Army transport Dix the latter
part of this month.
The display of koa furniture will
be one of the features OF Haawii's
exhibit at the. exposition, n fine col
lection of representative pieces hay
ing been brought together. II Is the
hope that the presence of the fur
niture at the fair may serve to call
the attention of the world at large
TO the beauties of Hawaiian koa as II
material for high.grade furniture and
interior decorating material.
A large. shipment of sisol came in
from Sisel yesterday, and is now be-
ing put in order for shipment to tho
Coast. The sisel will form part
of the Hawaiian exhibit at the Sc
attic fair.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-05-13
IMMIGRATION.
Continued from Page y

lie noted that 1t had been impos-
sible TO organize before, as so. many
of the members had been out of town.
Although the new Board had not
been organized the work had been
going on, 1t being possible through
correspondence TO keep In touch with
the recruiting agents with whom
Mr.. Stackable formed connections
when the immigration work was in
augurated.
A letter received in a recent mail
from one of these agencies In Portu.
gal stated that 1t had fifteen hun
dred full fares, amounting to prob
ably three thousand people, ready to
come to the islands as soon as trans
portation could be provided this
summer. This is particularly graft
Tying news on account of the. pres
ent demand for labor ON the islands.
Mr.. lvers stated tina, after much
discussion of the subject he was able
to report that A. j. Campbell was
available for the position of agent
of the Board, the most responsible
position in the whole organization.
The Board promptly voted to employ
Mr.. Campbell, and he will proceed
to work Immediately, probably lcay-
ing for Europe in very few days.
On account of the Board being
now thoroughly Territorial insti-
tuition a permanent Office was pro-
posed with "A paid assistant secretary.
John Guild of Alexander & Baldwin
has been doing practically all of the
clerical and statistical work, but 1t
is impossible for him to continue 1t
on the present arrangement. Will
liam Savidge was proposed for this
new Office, and he will undoubtedly
receive the appointment.
Action taken by the Board yester-
day means a lively campaign for
European immigrants from now on.
The lines were laid by the first cam
paign two years ago, and the pre-
liminaries will be less difficult on
that account. The route has been
Established and reliable recruiting
agents found. 1t now remains to
get the people and charter the
steamships. This is no small or I'M
important task, but 1t can be han
died more eXpeditiously because of
the first important actions and the
favorable reports that. have gone
back from the people now here,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-05-13
THE ART THEATRE.

"a Tale Of the Crusaders" Is an in,
tcrosting and instructive film which is
on at the Art Theatre tonight. For
comedy the Suicidal Poet" fills the
bill admirably, The new films which
arrived on the last steamer are all new
and sensational. The patronage at the
Art still continues to be very good
Manager Lawson's Galety Theatre In
Hilo opened to a $500 house, which is
"a very good start.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-05-13
THE PARK THEATRE.

At this open-air theatre the leading
film will be the Yellowstone PARK
Hold-up," 4 humorous film will be
Unusual cooking" Geo. Milne will
sing Yankee Boy with illustrated
slides and the MelnOtte sisters will
have change Of songs. The capacity
OF this theatre Is tested at every even.
ing performance.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-05-13
NIPPON IN TOMORROW

= The Nippon Maru will arrive =
= from the Orient, at noon tomor. '
= row. II. Hackfeld & Co. Ha. =
\ waiian Agents for the Togo ks. =
= en- Kaisha, this morning received =
= wireless from the ship. The =
= message was sent at . O'Clock last =
= night and announced the position =
= Of the Nippon as $50 miles of =
= this port. The vessel sails for :
= the Coast. with mail, ut 1880 :
= O'clock Saturday morning. =
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-05-13

salcs-Between Boards: so Hon. L.
4 NJ. Co, $3.50; 20 Hon. Il. d NJ. Co.
s23.50: TO Honokaa. $3.50. Session:
20 Eva, s2s; 5 Eva, s2S; Eva. s2S;
Paia, 1920.
Latest sugar quotation 3.e2 cents, or
$78.4o per ton.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1909-01-26
Brooklyn and
Manhattan B0us
About Even Up.

-WO championships have been de-
cided among the schoolboys In the
l last four days, and with the bas-
ketball honors granted to Stuyvesant,
which the wearers OF the Red and Blue
will formally annex next Saturday, the
list Of victories shows an even score
between the Brooklyn and Manhattan
schools. Last Friday the Clinton rifle
team won the shooting honors. and on
Saturday night the Manual track ath-
letes ran of with the indoor champion
ships Up to date the football. soccer
and track honors have gone 10 the
Brooklynites and the Manhattan schools
hold the titles Of cross-country, basket
ball and target shooting. and It must be
conceded that the Brooklyn boys have
the best Of the argument, as the cham
pIonshlps they have won have been
those OF the more important sports.
The Manuel track team Is the strong
est seen among the high schools for the
last three years. and the wearers OF the
Blue and Gold ought 10 capture outdoor
meets with as much ease as they did
the indoor championships The stars OF
extend themselves. and Cozzens only
ran In one race. the 40. In which he
bettered the time OK Gets. the old Com.
merce man by > 2-5 seconds. Cozzenss
time was IS seconds. II Is a curious fact
taat all three Of the records broken
were held By Commerce men Of the
crack 1896 team. This Is a good proof
that the Manual boys are a classier az
gresaion than even the. teams Of ls95
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1909-01-26
Viii Be
Il eferee at Great
wrestling "Bee'

Prof. william Muldoon. trainer Of mill
iona!res, will be one OF the attractions
at Madison Square Garden on Thursday
night when Ernest Sieg.ried. the Ger
man Oak. undertakes to throw three
men within an hour and half and In.
c!dentally demonstrate that he Is the
creates, wrestler In the world. Prof.
MuIdoon will otIiclate as referee at the
tournament, gotten up TO give the great
German athlete q chance TO show his
prowess. Siegfr!ed Will meet Atlas,
Butch" Miller and Carl Schwartz In
1--we contests, He offers to give the man
who stays half an hour prize OF $3.50.
In addition. S!egtr!ed will meet Ernest
Roeber. Alexander and Pail krelg In eX-
hi5!ti0Ns, ROeber formerly the cham
pion, Is still husky and active wres-
tier.
Prot Muldoon saw sIegfrted perform
al Attilla's broadway gymnasium yes
,erday and pronounced him the best
man he had seen in years
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1909-01-26
.JEFFR|ES WILL
FIGHT WHEN HE'S
IN CONDITION.
That's Latest Announcement.
Made by Californian, and
Shows He Means II.
Especial TO The pveninS wor.A)

Especial 70 The Evening worldly
San FRANCISCO. Cal. Jan. A-Jln
Jsfries has declared that he win go
again He did not make the snou1se.
ment In public and with . blars Of truaD.
pets. but quietly informed his theatrical
manager. Ralph P!ncus that he wsuia
fight as soon as he could get into oondi.
ton. The big fellow has been thinking
over the offers that have been pouring
In to him. and has decided that he might
as we'll have the money.
When l am In condition I will hyhts
he said to Pincus. II ought to b right
at the end Of this theatrical tour, then I
will BE- open for Johnson or anybody
else"
Jefr!es will begin doing harder work
next week and Will keep on Increasing
the number OF his training stunts, until
he gets down 10 the real strenuous
staff His friends are certain that whom
ne loses the excess tonnage he will
be the Je'tr!es OF old. or course, some
thing will depend upon Johnson In re-
gard 10 the match for the heavyweight
championship, but Jeft-es will be will
Ing 10 talk to the big negro before many
months
Kid Harrison. promising local lad
and conner, will be the substitute for
Dick Hyland to fight Lew Powell before
Lercar!'s club Frda" night. Jimmie
kegan and Jimmie Walsh will clash for
the oantamwe!sht championship, and
Terry Musta!n and Ollie Cornett, heav-
les, will m!ngIe at tie same perform.
auce
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1909-01-26
Indian Runner After Great Race
at Madison Square For
gets About Trophy,
,fvxry will I do with II, Mr.. War.

ffIuY HAT will do with Il, Mr.. War.
N ner?" That was the query OF
w Lewis Tewan!na, the Carlisle
Indian, after he had won the ten-mle
race at the Pastime A. G. meet last
night. The little Indian was sitting on
the bare floor OF dresslng.room when
the committee came in with the big
trophy, a three.foot winged Mercury on
handsome base.
Tewan!na was too busy fixing UP his
feet right at that time to pay much at
tentton to the trophy he had won In one
Of the gamest ten-mile races ever put
up at an athletic meet, but Glenn War
ner, the coach Of the Carlisle Indians
was not, and he took care OF the trophy
for his redskII charge.
That race O. Tewanina's will lingcr
long In the minds Of New York lovers
Of the distance running game. Fifty
six men started, with Jimmy Ice, Of
Boston, the favor!te. Lee made the run.
ming during the first part OF the race,
but then the Indian combination OF
Tewan!na, John Corn and VI. Arouett.
the latter a sixteen-year-old redskin
who was running his first long-dlstance
race. 90, busy and commenced TO go TO
the fore Tewanna was the star OF the
outfit, and had no trouble in keeping
the lead after he got It at the seventh
mile. once or twice during the eishth
mile Lee tried to get up on even terms
with the flying l.ttle Indian, but could
only stay with him about half zap.
Tewauina finished the ten miles In
"a minutes q .-5 seconds, a new record
for ten miles indoor The little Carlisle
man was nodesty !tssl. after the race.
and had nothing to say. He would not
even look at his prize, and the only one
he would talk 10 vas h!s manager.
Glenn Warner. But John Corn and
Nike Arquetu were not 80 quiet. They
had paced the winner practically all the
time and were tickled 10 death with his
victory. lndian-llke. II was quiet 10Y,
The three Just huddled together ia a
corner OF tho drsssinx-Eoom and tslkAd
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1909-01-26
TWO SCRAPpERSFROM NEW YORK
MEET TWO ENGLISH FIGHTERS

Dr!scoll. Paddy Moran. that veteran
trainer who mas handled champions OF
the past, Is putting Mario through his
PAGES. and this means, II nothing else,
that the Little West Slider Will step into
the rms q, the Fa!rnont a. {. next
Thursday night as lit as experienced
hands can make him.
Botr Have Big Jobs
Both Murphy and Mario have biz
Jobs on their hands. Moran. as every
body knows. gave Abe Attell two OF tie
ardest fights OF his career. He Is OF
the English school Of pugilism, IN and
out with rapid one-tHo punch and
rare knowledge OF duck!ns. Murphy
figures ne WI. nave TO 60 much faster
against Moran than he did agains,
Frankie Madden. but is sure ne will be
able to travel along at the extra clip.
TIE Little Harlem!te has changed his
method u training for Moran He Is
doing little or no boxing now, combining
MS inside work 20 shadow boxing, bag
punching. handhall and wrestling
"Murph" has cut out the boxing in
order TO save his hands, which are not
in the bes, OF shape right now, He
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1909-01-26
VETERAN BILLIARD
PLAYERS MEET IN
CHAMPIONSHIP.
WEARS may elapse and possibly

WEARS may elapse and possibly
v never again In this city will two
veterans OF the cue like the two
Georges-Sutton and Slosson-meet In
worlds championship billiard contest
like that which is scheduled at the
Madison Square Garden Concert Hall
tonight.
whatever may be the result OF the
game, It Is doubtful /. slosson again
energies from the retirement; into which
ne voluntarily went two years ago, and
il was only al the request OF many
friends and his desire TO keep the trophy
In dispute that the. present challenge to
sutton for the Isl balk line mblem was
made. Schaefer may never play again,
and there seems to be none IN sight to
challenge.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1909-01-26
That's the Combination That
Will Clash in the Ring
This Week.
By VINCENT TREANOR.
New York boys are training In

1.-TWO New York boys are training In
dustriously these days. right here
In town. TO beat two EDsishmen
the game OF flst!cufts. Up at the Polo
A. c., at One Hundred and Twenty
ninth street and Park avenue, Tommy
Murphy Is making things hum In the
gym, and tearing up Jerome avenue in
road work. He Is fitting himself for a
ten round session with owen Moran a.
the National A, c. next Friday night.
Downtown. from the Polo A. A. on
West F!tty-fcur,h street. the home OF
that old-time athletic club, the West
Sides. Johnny Mario Is working UP
speed and endurance TO Offset the re-
markable cleverness and agility Of Jem
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1909-01-26
GARDNER KNOCKS OUT
MANSFIELD IN ONE ROUND,
Special TO The Evening MntltN

PHILADELPHIA. Jan. a5.-Jimmv
Gardner, of Lowell, Mass, knocked out
Harry Mansfield of England. in just two
minutes and twenty seconds of the first
round at the Washington Sporting Club
last night. There was nothing to the
bout but Gardner. The Brlton never had
q chance with him. He was outclassed
from the start, Gardner wnllop!ng home
rights and lefts to the body before the
Knockout came in manner which soon
convinced the spectators that Mansfield
was not due to stay very long before
the Lowell cyclone.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1909-01-26
BROWN A. A. STAG TONIGHT.

The Brown Gymnasium A. A. has an
attractive card Of bouts scheduled for
its regular weekly stag tonight. In the
main event Jack Fitzgerald. OF Jersey
City, will meet Billy Harmed, o. Brook.
Ign, for ten rounds. In other bouts
Joe Gordan Will meet Battling Jack
Ryan for six rounds Jack Crane, OF
this city. Will tackle Joe Black for six
rounds, and TWO other bouts.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1909-01-26
)em DriscoN Signs
For Bout With LQn0d0n

stag OF the Fairmont a. C. on Thurs
day night, his manager. Charley Harvey,
last night signed articles OF agreement
calling for him to meet Tommy Lang
don, the Quaker City fighter. for six
rounds at the Washington Sporting Club
OF Philadelphia, on next Monday night.
I have no fear OF Langdon." said Drls-
coll last night, but am sure that this
chap Mario Is going to give me hard
battle. for he is strong. game and can
deliver an awful walop."
Abe Attell Is tas, developing into the
champion lerron.p!cker. During the last few
months A.te!l haI been doing nothing else
but signing UP for fights with men that have
no chance Of beating him. The lates, easy
mark that to1ey Abe has picked out to an.
initiate Is Eddie Kelly. the Buffalo news.
boy. They will meet FOR ten rounds before
the Southern A. c.. OF New Orleans, on
Feb. 1.
Joe Woodman, manager Of Sam LAnr.o-d,
the co.ored Gniddswe.sht. announced at Lss
Angeles, Cal, last rght that he had decided
10 sai. tor England on March with Lang.
ford. where the latter Is slated TO moe. Jack
johnson In twenty.Ount bout at the
Nations! Sporting Club. Of London, on May
"a. for the paltry purse OF 5000. Of which
the winner will Es, $4,000
Joe Coster, Of Brooklyn, and Young
oLeary." Of this city, two o. the bes, ban.
tain.weshts In this vicinity. will come TO-
gether in ten.rouni bout before tho Knlck.
e.bocker A. c., Of Albany. tonight at lis
pounds, weigh in at tho rinss.de. Another
fight carded for this evening will be tn.
twelve-round go between willie Fitzgerald
and Young Donahue before the Armory
a. A. OF Boston.
Philadelphia Jack o'Brien has agreed to
meet Al KuO.ak, the Michigan heavy.
weight, FOR six rounds at one OF the clubs
In Philadelphia, and the Indications are that
they will be matched by Jack McGuiSan to
battle before the National A. c., OF that
city, In a few weeks. They ought to draw a
following.
=, Blll Papks, the et-middlewe!Eh, cham
lini Flynn. TIE Pueblo ligh, heavyweight
which was. slated TO take PLACE at the Pa
citlG a; C., q ..Cs Angeles, CAL, on he
Son, Tor calling OF the bout that he can
make more money by meeting men OF his
own weight before the clubs In the East.
Packey Mcfarland Is another American
fighter who has practically decided to make
a try t I? England for IN. purpose q getting
have across the pond. Harry Gilmore his
manager, announced at Los Angeles. Cai.
ns B Rff IN N, 30 had and s %s e sa,
W the offers for fight with Packey, and
on that account he will 20 abroad,
Three fights have Just been arranged 10
be fought at the Philadelphia clubs which
Will be Of interest TO the local fans. To.
nsS, vii H meet fTsd Gorpe tie ,Ss %
lass A. c. on Thursday night Peter Mahpr
Will tackle Jack William, at tho broadway
a. c.. while on Friday night Fighting Dick
Nelson Will meet willie Moody a, the Non,
parei! a. c. All the bouts VIII be for six
rounds.