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The San Francisco call., 1909-09-14
Two InterclaSs Rugby
Games at Stanford

STANFORD UNIVERSITY, Sept 10
Two games of the interclass. Rugby
series were played this afternoon. The
first, between the juniors and the SEN
iors, was a hard contested game, with
final score of 60 in favor of the
seniors.
The second game. between the sopho-
mores and the freshmen, was one of
the best interclass Games ever held on
the turf. The first half was closely
fought. the favor going slightly to the
freshmen. In the second half fast,
heady playing on both sides character
lied the work throughout. There
seemed to be no chance of anything
but a tie score of to 0. Coach Presly
allowed the game to continue until a
score was finally made by the sopho-
mores, ending the game Time and
time again the freshmen nearly carried
the ball over for a score and the
sophomores lost score a number of
times only through the quickest of
playing on the freshmen's part
A large. enthusiastic crowd attended
bursting out with yells at every play
and encouraging the spirit of the men
that were lighting against time for the
score
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-14
May Sutton Triumphs
The Harvester Repeats at
Syracuse Meet

SYRACUSE, N. T. Sept 13.-The
Harvester. Edgers' unbeaten year old
stallion, at the opening of the grand
circuit meeting today easily won the
chamber of commerce. a $1,000 stake
for 2:09 trotters, in straight heats
Genteel H. and Zomalta furnished con-
tention. but the crippled Geers had to
hold tight to keep the stallion from
losing his field. Results:
The Chamber of Commerce stake. 200 class
trotting, three in ive purse S2,OO0-The Har-
yester in straight heats Time-2:Oo -
2:101s and 2:09l4. Genteel III and ZOmalta also
started
2:13 class. pacing. three In five. purse 81. 200
HOsler Prince won in straight heats. Time
2:0S14, 2:07is and 2:O7A- Halle Direct, Flora
Coffee and Galista S also started.
2:19 class. trotting. three in five. purse $1,000
Sir Todd the second, third and fourth heats
Time-2.111s' 2:1144 and 2:16A- Wnkerson Won
the first hear-time. 2-1214 Captain Cute. Lady
Worthy. Lady Vincent Mercury. King Peter
Black Belle. Gypsy Boy. Lux, Areo. Silver Baron.
Border Night and Sir Arthur also started.
Running fve-eighths mile dash. for 3 year
olds and upward. purse $2O0-Abjure won,
Cousin Kate second. Import third. Time. 1.OO$4-
Carney. Spring Song, Shady Brook and Bound
ing Elk also ran.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-14
Great Eastern Handicap
Won by Livonia

SHEEPSHEAD BAY, N. Y, Sept. 1S.-
Livonia, an added starter, easily won
the, Great Eastern handicap, valued at
$4,000, today. With a bad pull in the
weights she was played from to 1
to 3 to 1. The Omnium handicap, mile
and an eighth, resulted in an easy vic
tory for the odds on favorite, King
James.
First race, six and q half furlongs-C a,
Z to l. won; Jeanne d. Arc, 3 to 2, second; Black
Mate, to l. third. Time. 1:20.
Second race. mile-Etherial. 4 to l, won:
Dreamer, to i. second: Lad Of Langdon, 10
to I, third. Time, 1:3S.
Third race. six furlongs-L to l,
won; Fauntleroy. 10 to l, second; Dalmatian.
to /, third. Time. 1:12 2-5.
Fourth race. one and an eighth miles-king
James, 2 to 5, won: Wise Mason. to 1, sec
ond Time. 1852, Two starters.
Fifth race. one and a sixteenth miles-Black-
ond ; Moonshine. 80 to 1. third Time, AT 35.
Sixth race, five and half furlongs-Captain
Norris to l. won: Ashwell. 100 to i, sec
ond Naughty Boy, to l, third Time, I:0s.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-14
One Round Hogan Meets
Dick Wheeler

Fighting Dick Wheeler and One
Round Jack Hogan. the boy who has
been knocking his opponents out with
a punch, have been signed to fight
Friday night as the main attraction
OF the car barn fights This battle will
be for the lightweight championship
OF the coast, and both men are yer-
liable fighting machines.
Lou Rushing. the big carman. will
meet Joe Lanum. The latter has a
decision TO his credit over big Charlie
Miller. and the winner Of this bout will
be IN lire for the highest honors of
the division.
The remainder Of the card is made
up Of the fastest amateurs fighting
heres bouts. Pat CrOynon viii tackle
tough nut in Conway Gilmore. The
others are: Rogers and Daley, Ryan
and Bradley. Steele and Norman, and
Craig and Madison.
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Santa Clara Player Hurt
In Rugby Practice

SANTA CLARA, Sept. 13.-The first
serious injury Of the present football
season at Santa Clara college occurred
in practice this afternoon. when
Reams. a star player for the red and
white, was badly hurt by being thrown
violently to the ground.
Reams was carried off the field and
into the emergency hospital and inn
examination disclosed nothing but a.
badly sprained ankle. The injured
player is considered the best all
around athlete in the school, being one
of the principal point winners in the
Santa Clara-St. Mary's track meet last
May.
His crippling will no doubt ma
terially weaken the Santa Clara team,
which is to meet the Stanford. fresh
men Wednesday,
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CONFLICT OVER GROUNDS
Scecial Discatch 10 The Caill

SACRAMENTO. Sept. 13.-BefOre
the Sacramento state league club can
play Sunday ball in Sac ramento it
may have to fight out a legal battle
with j. Murphy, manager of a local
semiprofeSSiOnal team. who, early in
the season. was given all the open
Sunday dates after September 10 when
the coast league team was not in
town.
day dates and intimateS thar if the
state league club tries TO take them
arbitrarily he may take legal steps TO
enjoin them The outlaws have an
nounced that they have the Oak park
grounds after September 16 and hence
doubtless will ignore Murphy's claims.
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American League
BOSTON. Sept. 13.-The locals won inter-
esting game from Washington today. Score:



BOSTON Sept. 13.-The locals won an inter-
esting game from Washington today Score.
r. II. E.
Boston ..... II
washington =
Batteries-Smth and Donahue' Gray and
Street.
NEW YORK. Sept 13.-Pbiladelphia defeated
New York today by superior batting. fielding and
pitching. Score r. H. T..
Philadslphia .................-... 10 Il /
new 1Ork .-.- - y
Batteries-Morgan and Livingstone; Doyle.
Manning and Sweeney.
CHICAGO. Sept. 1s.-Chicago defeated Cleve-
land today in a well played game Score,
Chicago Observation-Disclosures.
Cleveland Observation-Disclosures. o
Batteries-waish and Sullivan; Joss and Hig-
gins.
DETROIT, Sept. 13.--St. Louis. which has
won but two games all season from Detroit.
with it's regular lineup. presented several re-
cruits today and met its usual fate. Score:
r. H. E.
Detroit .......--.-......... II o
ST Louis ....-....-.. ..s.....-.
Batteries-MulIin, Ki1lian and Stanage; Rose
and Kiilifer.
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Northwest League

-
PORTLAND. Sept. 13.-Engle pitched a great
game for eight innings, from the second to the
eighth inclusive, today without allowing either
hit or run. In the tenth both teams secured a
rrln apiece and in the thirteenth Seattle scored.
The score: r. II. f..
Seattle NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. II
Portland o.
Batteries-Engle and Shea; Pinnance, Fournier
and ArmbruSter.
TACOMA. Sept. 13.--Aberdeen slugging
match from Tacoma in the ninth inning today.
when Ovitz tripled. Campbell doubled and lie
Jeune singled. Both Hall and 0vitz were Wild
and inefective. Score r. H. r..
Tacoma - IL y
Aberdeen ..-...,o 10 .
Batteries-Hall and Blankenship; Ovitz and
o Brien.
SPOKANE. Sept 13--After holding Spokane
safe for six innings, giving but two hits in that
time, Gardner went to pieces. in the seventh to-
day, and three passes, sacrifice and three hits
gave the home team a trio OF runs-enough to
win. Score: r. III. E.
Vancouver ............-.........2
Spokane ....-......-....-..---
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., +. Flanagan and Stanley;
Holm and Spencer.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-14
Carlsbad Baths Have Pot
Jefferies in Shape
Special Dispatch 10 The Call

NEW YORK. Sept. 1s.-Jim Jeffries
will return from Europe sooner than
was expected. He will arrive about
October and will be ready to go
ahead with all details for his cham
pionship battle with Jack Johnson.
In letter from the former cham
pion he says that the trip has done
him more good than he expected it
would and that the baths at Carlsbad
have. put him in fine shape.
II will be ready to sign up with
johnson as soon as / arrive in Amer
lea. and / feel just as confident as
ever that will beat him." is the way
he ended the letter.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-14
Montreal Races
| Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

MONTREAL RACETRACK, Quebec. Sept. f3.
The track Blue Bonnets was heavy again
this afternoon; but the card of seven races bad
especially notable for the class that was en-
tered This IS .'old Home Week in Montreal.
First race-Charley Ball. Bonnie Bee. Third
race-Pinte Midshipman Easy Fourth race
Michael Angelo Anna l.. Daley. Sixth race
First race. 2 year olds. FIVE furlongs Hedge
Rose. 1l3 tHoward), sto L, to and g to s..
to and j to 4. second. Miss Mapleton.. Ill
tTroxler), TO /. 3 to and even, third.
K%s Knight le BESSIE we Hcsop s%y ses ssss RsS sd
Tanka. Adeline Bourne. Jolika, also ran:
os sees aesry 0aS to sH and
70 /. won by length and half; Joe Gaitens,s
112 &C. Burnsl TO 2, even and ] to 2. sec
TO 10 third Time. i:l8 4-5. Riets, osorine.
whiteface Alice George. Billy Bodeles, Uncle
Third race. and year olds. six furlongs-
Theo. Cook. III fIlowardl. to s. 3 to and
TO B. xon by FIVE lengths: Pocomoke, Ill
Brunhiids. 50 tIiufnageS 40 70 J. IL 70 i and
to J. third. Time. 1:15. Detroit. Starover,
Fourth race one mile. year olds and up
ward-Plaudmore. SIS tchandler). s. to 2. even
IoT lTaplin,. ii 10 . 70 10 and out, second: !:
Hesty Agnes, 9s tGanz). 10 l. to- and out,
third. Time, l;42 Great Heavens also ran.
Fifth race, Hunters fiat handicap. o year olds
and upward, and an eighth miles Fncastle
Is2 tdathias). 10 J. 8 20 and out. won by
nine lengths: Stalker. 100 tWrayl. to and
out. second: Aferrymaker, l35 tHenderson). 4
10 1. 3 to ) aud out. third Time 2:06 3-5
No other starters.
Sixth race. selling. 3 year olds and upward
one aud an eighth miles Olive Ely, IS o. VIII
son1 6 to l. 3 TO and to ,. by half
and even- second; Quagga. loz CRice)- 10
]. to ! and 10 ) third Time, 1851 40
thepontuc Sally Cohen. Fl Dorado. Alteration,
King Of Mist. Edwin Gum, Tire Shaughraun.
also ran
Seventh race. selling, 3 year oIds. six fur
longs--Sfromeland. I12 fE. Walsh. to 1. s
10 and to 3. by three lengths. Gold
Dust i09 tRetfig9. s to l. to and TO ;.
and ? 70 i. third Time l:I6 Is. Odin. Apoi-
ogize.a Serenade. Ace OF Diamonds. SILK Hose.
Loyai Maid. Duke OF Milan. also ran.
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Vancouver Races

VANCOUVER. b. c.. Sept la-Today's re-
suits at Miporu park:
First race. four furlongs- Solved won, CaIopus
second. Alarmed third Time. :4S 20.
Second race, five furongs-Dandy Fine won
Zeliua second Marvel third. Time, 1:O1 10
Third race. Eve furlongs-C Curriculum won
Vronsky second, Sid Silver third. Time. 1:O1 2-a
Emma G second Grace 6 third Time. liza Is.
Fifth race. one miIe--May Sutton won. Melton
Cloth second Ten Row third Time, / Al :s-5
Sixth race. one mile Nasmerfto won, Mr.
Bishop second, Colonel Bronston >third. Time,
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-14
AMATEUR BASEBALL

NEWMAN, Sept. 13.-The Newman baseball
team returned today with the scalp OF the Visa
liza nine. The two games were both won by New
man, the 6rst to and the second IS to z.
This brings Newmans record to 27 straight, of
feat at Modesto leaves the claim to the cham
pionship practically undisputed.
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A Big Demand for Rooms

Is expected soon. as already people are
arriving for the Portola Festival and
looking around for their friends and
relatives who are TO follow later.
Those who have rooms to let and
would rent them early would find il a
wise plan to insert a little ad in The
Calls Want Ad section. Drop us a line
10 call or phone kearny Sc.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-14
SPOKANE RESERVES PLAYERS

SPOKANE, Wash, Sept 13-Mana-
ger Robert Brown of the Spokane
baseball team in the Northwest league
will send to Secretary Ferrell list
of 23 players he has placed on the
reserve list for 1910. These include
Laughlin, Ostdiek, Spencer, Boettinger,
Nordyke, James, Burnett, Altman.
Clynes, Brinker Weed. Jensen. Baker
Gregg, Wright. killilay, Holm, Bonner,
Davis. Rush. Morrill,, Skillman and
Spoonemore.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-14

COY OUT OF GAlGE-New Haven. Conn.
Sept. 13.--Captafn Edward H. Coy, the fullback
OF the Yale football team. will be unable to join
the Yale football squad next Monday and take
charge Of the preliminary practice. Recently
Coy submitted to minor operation.
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American Association
STANDING Of THE CLUBS

TOLEDO. Sept. 13.--Toledo 4. Kansas City 2
LOUISVILLE, Sept. 13.--Milwaukee o. Louis
vile o. Called in the eleventh inning on account
COLUMBUS. o.. Sept 13.-st. Paul 0. Co
TSDIANAPoLIs, Sept. 1s.-Indianapois o
Minneapolis g.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-14

GRANTS CHANGE OF VENUE Judge Sea
wcI granted change of venue yesterday In the
suit ef Henry A. Morse. as taxpayer. against
the supervisors Of Alameda county and the
United States fidelity and guarantee company.
He charges that the supervisors bonded in the
company named expended $19s.J72 out OF the
general fund. with the result that the county Is
unable to meet the $4,000 in warrants now due
The case will be tried in Oakland.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-14
THE CALLS PAGE OF SPORTS [@@i==.z@=l
Wins
international
Tennis Match
Yankees Earn Right TO Chai-
Ienge Australia for Worlds
Championship

PHILADELPHIA, Sept 13.-America
won today from Great Britain in the
third and decisive match of the Davis
cup lawn tennis on the courts or the
Germantown cricket club, r. d. Little
and III. I'll. Hackett defeating in the
doubles j. C. Parke and W. G. Craw-
ley, 3-6, 81, 81. IS, SIS
This decides the preliminary tie and
makes America the challenging nation
against Australia. which now holds the
coveted blue ribbon of the tennis
world. Tomorrow the single matches
will be continued with Larned meeting
Parke and w G.. Clothier playing C. p
Dixon The result of these matches,
however, will not affect the champion
ship
The veteran Little seemed to be the
main objective of the visitors attack
and they subjected hi INTO q mercflesS
bonn bardment of drives and smashes-
Parke seemed the best of the English
men. although he was uncertain over
head, and his errors in this respect
were largely responsible for the loss or
the final set.
May Sutton Triunphs
NEWPORT. r. L.. Sept 13.-Miss May
Sutton of California won the champion
ship match in the ladies' invitation
tennis tournament in singles at the
Newport Casino courts today from Miss
Mary Hammond of New York. The
score was 81, GO.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-14
MOOrtrix Wins
Racing Event
AT Oregon Fair
California Horse Takes the Cap
ffaT City Purse i'm Three
Straight Heats
Especial DispoIch 10 The Call

SALEM, Ore. Sept. 15.-The Oregon
state fair races opened on fast track
and with no wind There were few
features in the first days racing. The
principal sensation was a squirt of Paul
w in the second heat of the 2:20 trot,.
when he gathered up two lengths on
Gloria O'NeiH at the half mile post,
tendance was light. The summary fol-
rendanie was light. The summary fol-
lows.
Rreeders' purse . wear oids frot 5000.
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DFFENDs EFR TrTIr-salt I,

DEFENDS HER TITLE Salt Lake City Sept.
13.-Niss Kate Williams successfully defended
her fiflf 70 chs n1plonship bonors in womens sin
giles when she defeated her rival. Miss Margaret
Hutchinson. IN the challenge match of the inter
mountain tournament today The score 6I,
Sc.
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Giants and Boston Nationals
Daily Thirteen Rounds
With Score a.
STANDING of THE CLUBS
National League

BOSTON, Sept. 13.-Boston won the first game
of double header from New York today. to
1. and the two teams played to 13 inning to
4 tie in the second, darkness stopping the con-
test. Scores
First game X. ID. E.
New fofk ....s.-..... ...-..-...'' q =
Boston
Batteres--wiltse and Meyers; Mattern and
Graham.
Second game r. "a. q:
New York .............-........ -, =
Boston Observation-Disclosures. IL
Batteries-Ames and 'schlei; Ferguson. Richie
and Shaw. Umpires-Kane and Emslie.
CINCINNATI. Sept 1s.-Cincnnat won from
Chicago in close and interesting game today.
The visitors were unable to hit Fromme score:
r. a: T.:
Chicago Observation-Disclosures.
Battries-Reulbach and Archer; Fromme and
Roth. Umpres-Johnstone and O'Day.
PHILADELPHIA. Sept. 13.-Philadelphia
easily defeated Brooklyn today, to O. Score:
Brooklyn "
Batteries--Corridon and Doom; Bell and Mar
SHALL Umpire-Rigler.
ST. LOUIS, Sept. 13.-Pittsburg punched four
hits with error and two bases on balls, net
ting four runs in the second inning OF today 8
game. winning 4 to j. Score; Il. "a =,
ST. LOUIS -...-..-, ....----.. I . =
IltlsDuTg Z
Batteries-Raleigh, Melter and Brenahan; Lee
yer and Gibson Umpire-klem.
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Western League Games
SIOUX CITY. Sept. 10. Score:

SIOUX CITY, Sept 10. Score:
r. H. f.
Denver .................. 10
Sioux City ..............19 .19 21
Batteries Hall and Haas: Clark and Shea.
LINCOLN. Sept. 1s. The Lincoln Pueblo game
postponed: wet grounds.
DEs MONIES. Iowa, Sept. ls.score:
r. H. r..
Des Noines 16 )
Topeka .-........... 16 3
batteries Biersdorfer and Lewis: Abbott and
Kerns s.
OMAHA, Neb.. Sept IS. Omaha Wichits
game postponed; rain.
SENT. TO COUNTY JAIL-Laura Macdonald
was again transferred yesterday and is now back
in her cell at the county jail pending the ont
come of her trial for the murder Of her 8 year
old SON. Judge Van Nostrand examined the girl
and said he believed her to he merely hysterical
and not insane, He then ordered her removal
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-10-06

The leading daymen private declared the be
excellent In anticipation of their passage the Honolulu Daiymen
Association the largest distributor of milk this city made all the
alterations in its premises and needed for thorough
pance with the ordinances visit made weeks ago
of the smaller diaries by City and County officials who
most of them in such condition that they would conflict with
tie provisions which had been said would small aymen
business few however found in such vlanouy dirty
state that it would be public benefit to wipe them Most inter
estng of all that the visitors ascaned
of the clearly diaries admitted that they had objections
ordinances They had been told however that the
destroy the small diaries and consequence they had paid
dollars contribution the fee of lawyer fight the
ordinances,
If the Mayor had personally investigated the facts conditions
and informed himself the milk question being with
elsewhere is hard to believe that his intelligence
the public welfare would have permitted him sign written
by the hired attorney of few misguided msnformed dairvmen
not to mention of the clients who of unbshngl
admitted before want anv regulation
of their business whatsoever
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-10-06
Commercial News
Banking
Stocks
Bonds
BY L. o. TlMMoNs

The feature in stocks since yester-
day has been the trading in Oaa and
McBryde stocks, with a show of ad-
ditional strength on the part of the
former. When the session of the
Stock Exchange opened this morning
sales of 45, 200, 50 and 800 shares were
reported at $3.50. A sale of 100 shares
was then made at S. 625 Following
this three blocks of 100 shares each
went OF So 10 At the close of the
session So 625 was offered and S5. Is
bid
McBryde's boost seems to have come
suddenly on the board, as nothing
had been done on the street. Buying
started at So S75 the figure asked yes
terday, and everything in sight was
scooped up. Eight bIocks-25, 100, so,
100, 10 so 50 and shares-went at
that figure.
There was evidently a preconcerted
move to bull McBryde, but the offer,
lngs of stock proved too heavy for the
present That the effort will be fol-
lONVu up NplODdDIA ulOI6 p6ISlSleullN
and more Systematically seems like
~. The movement is largely specu-
lative in character.
Between boards $500 HiIo IL. X.
skies sold at par, 800. These bonds
are redeemable in less than two years
Pioneer again appeared on the street
10 shares selling at $185. On Change
this morning 1854. so was bid, holders
still demanding $1SS
A side sale this morning was %
shares Hutchinson at SIG so
Waialua again appeared on the board
10, 10 and 8 shares selling at Sis Bid
was Sll7.50 while $ltS so was asked.
Waia:ua seems to be firm with no s. e-
cial desire TO either sell Or buy.
Eva remained about the same. On
Change s and II shares sold at S31
For the stock $30,75 was offered and
S31 asked.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-10-06
THE PURE MILK VETOES.

regretted that Mayor Fern should have been induced 10
veto the milk and dairy No doubt they imperfect ii
some points What piece legislation not? Yet the only wv" Cd
econ on which dairymen agreed were met by sup
Elementary ordinance already report OF the health com
ttee be regularly introduced first reading Whe
Mayor approved the principal measurethe reason gwen o
not having the latter before final passage being the saving
n the large expense republication Then pointed ou by Tue
in few weeks of procedure to anything in them WHICH might
prove to cause undue friction o hardship
One the things urged by the Mayor arguing in the manner OF
legal brief ordinances their objects
being covered this position he differs from the
Board of Health Territorial officials having to dc
County Federal interest in the matter has been shown
by the ubercun for testing dairy cattle conditioned on
the local prohibition milk from reactng the test
the Mayors veong remarks the effect that aduteraion
prevented by taking samples the food commission
for analysis of fact that prevention of adueraion
comparatively simple officials that milk aduteraton in
been practically stopped But the stopping of adu
of public protection which has long since been
ognzed all intelligent communities inadequate itself There
milk diseased
milk diluted with least the luber
ulosis as milk diseased and typhoid in
milk filthy daries. Milk and dairy ordinances adopted by adj
mainland provisions to ensure
ceanly milking and mhanding Such provisions the
by the Mayor of Honolulu mild
with of those Dr. Baldwin member of the Board OF HEALTH
public address before the local drafted show
how far sanitary science going enlightened cities in the
of securing pure milk supply
What makes the action of the Mayor unaccounabe the fact
ordinances had absolutely opposition from either the public
respectable dairy interests There petitions from milk
against the ordinances with perhaps single exception
origin obviously interested After exhaustive dis
cusson with the health committee the darymen held
meeting and appointed committee draft amend
But neither the
mttee could find solitary objection to the provisions which
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PAPERS FILED.

The following papers have been filed
at the bureau of conveyances up to
this afternoon:
J. II. Cummings and wife to Gear,
Lansing & Co., lease.
Western & Hawn. Invst. Co., Ltd, to
Fred j. Hills, wife, ct al, release.
Morika Keawe and husband, ct al,
to John A. Mcguire, deed.
Ella Kaihue, by attorney ct al, to
l4aupahoehoe Sugar Co., lease.
Bishop & Co., to Loi Kom Chau, re-
lease.
Loi Koon Chan and wife to Trent
Trust Co., Ltd, mtg
Kapanaia to Kaahanui (w) deed
Evan. ola Silva to Ioele, release.
Jeanne B. King to B. NJ. Ioela Ms
noanao, release.
Eugene H. Lyman and wife to viii
liam Kinney, deed
William Kinney and wife to Eugene
H. Lyman. deed.
Lois c. Nalima and husband to j..
T. King, deed.
D. W. loeld mdhdOndo anu wife "
Jeanne B. King, deed
Long Kee to Kin Sal, A. l.
John Kahuli ct al, by mtgee, to J. J.
Combs.
p f. r. Strauch IT, to Thomas C. w.
Poole, release. 80
Keawekane Kumukoa and wife to
Nomoku Keawekane, deed.
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