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The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-08-16

ater Of Honolulu tho only who has
Hundei''
that tho Government regulations do permit quesonsi
wearing tiny big pair automobile goggles
along and respectfully touched the Collector
pca sir" hc said a whisper "mRy 1 QUITO
You may lunch now' Collector ferocouly
you can't anywhere until find opium. any
today be ruine
said unobtrusvv osTbere,s
60 e' assuming force look
and curling lis dny mustaces like stF
.,vho's tbatl" I asked
That2 why, my Brother the nearly
as big nj away. my underudy YOU
not true that he belongs 'he Promotion Committee"
While talking newspaper reporter gangpnS Of
the ship wearing cigar proudly the starboard
Collector eupted a o delight
"h hal you snapped you get
cgar2 It's contuband know
Glow do know it'" replied the reporter you
dare to gu
tons required nothing positive"
your sass young Collector ferce ssTl me
where did you get that cigar3'
suppose you7 the scribe "I,m re
porter 70 glory"
81 you not Collector
have cigar and it's contrary the rules regulations you
Give it to m Instantly
With sob of despair the reporter trophy
leo carefully through magnifying glass.
''Just suspected,
it. If duty Struggled
goods properly declared
said passed on.
ungratefu wretch Collector tO use me So And
story loves me-
He buried his face in his hands bitterly
stewards off the steamship slipped him opium apiece
Becons hiding behind watching
away safely.
'Pope complained the Collector Im an ex
perimena Investigation don't do this sake of
science.'
% of jealousy for had thought that was be only
real original Honolulu rival It
stand cry rage I dashed away
Collector was weeping into of the adys handkerce
for the purpose
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-08-16
Small Talks

GOVERNOR FREARThe bank in very
prosperous condition
W. BREcKoNsI enjoy pleasures enjoy
catching the criminal
MAYOR FERNS it necessary that when get
must go and consult the blind paper?
JOHN M MARTINIve teaching prisoners sing
With Me- but they want always to have coates
COLLECTOR WALTER F. DRAKE did move
not going the Capitol building help it.
ED LORD didn't the at
Jefles fight, reported to
MATsoN AGENT DREW-The first applicant in
Office minute after opened for business
HANAWAKE KRUGER I Of
getting the entire Irish Honolulu
SENATOR w. j. coELIdoMy is fearful Willie
Cheerful Bill
November election.
JOSH TUCKER of these people applying government
lands don't know what they half the
they could get it.
PASSENGER AGENT FRED SMITH
the building
coaches The cutoff beyond Aa
improvements
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-08-16
The Man Worth While
By Ella Wheeler Wilcox.

1t is easy enough to be pleasant
When life flows along like a song;
But the worth while is the one who will smile
When everything goes dead wrong
For the test of the heart is trouble
And it always with the years
And the smile that is worth the praises of earth
Is the smile that shines through tears
1t is easy enough to be prudent
When nothing tempts you to stray;
When within without voice of sin
Is Turing your soul away
But it's only negative virtue
Until it is tried by fire;
And the life that is worth the honor of earth
Is the life that resists desire.
By the cynic, the sad and the fallen,
Who had no strength for the strife,
The world highway is numbered today
They make up the of life
But the virtue that conquers passion
And the sorrow that hides in smile
It is these that are worth the homage of earth,
For we find them but in while.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-08-16
THE ADVENTURES OF
JOSHER BLUFFEM
The Dope Fief1d


Ma, ha. 1Iaaat
Rcycupc Fcveecngcl Rrrreyenge
hated rival have discovered him, and he Ha
while have en investigating community, has been
been investigating Not the but
win will opposition,
competition. 1 BluGem, Investigators 1
o. / It, All, Hal
discovered him quite by accident the other day Having received a
eabcsram informing friends mine from the
the wharf them.
lady discovered bitter salty that sadly disheveed
omrlex l inquired the
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-08-16

.Do you suppose stranger cit would be
possible Predenti "Eat thing the world replied
the Union Depot and wait around
little starting getting back from some
where ,t-Cheago RecordHemld
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-08-16

Gerald said facing heightened color putting her
yu viii choose between and old pipe
Not an hesitate Te old pipe DEAR he said throw
ing away thinking of buying anyhOw-ohcago
Tribune.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-08-16

"Thatl" she said, and pointed
damply toward one of her trunks,
Bending over it was man-at least,
he looked like a man, but without a
single blush he was paving over her
feminine raiment.
"stop thatl" yelled, and made a
jump for him.
81 won IT," he said; 81 always do
this. It's my chief pleasure--all get
out of the job except the salary.
"what do you want3" asked,
hotly.
"Opiuin,'' he replied.
"Opiuml The lady's wardrobe is
not hotpoint. Are you an opium
fend9''
"Of course 1 am. That IS my bust
ness. If 1 couldn't find some opium
once in a while, neither L nor Little
Brother could hold our jobs, even if
we do come from Wyoming"
"Who are you7" 1 inquired, loftily
"Who1 Me7 You don't know who
I am, Me7 I'll inform you, sir, that
I am a very important man. I'm the
Collector of the Port of Honolulu, and
Little Brother is my prophet. Hoop.la
Allah il Allah, and am 1t.
"Collector of the Port, huh9"
sneered. "And does your job carry
with it the right to NEEDLE with the
private affairs of everybody who comes
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-08-16

Is that Cincinnati ankssing club getting ont'
replied Louisville girl tha has adjourned tn
after season 70 nae onsa the seaside Is over"
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-08-16

ady's ngee7 Do
expect % opium n a covert"
questions7" replied Collector 81
allowed o I wouldn't, even if 1 could
The tone of his voice recoLectiops BOSOM
trumphanty ''YOue the man I've
I Honolulu few months bringing with
searched the toothbrush
Struggled bulldog because he
passport of China The captain wouldn
wouldn't let him ashore and if the beast
deputy would have starved to DEATH
Tat of funeral Collector, cody "I like
Harry I my duty, and done it,
80 tn dog equal frigidiy.
something which interested if we have to
Collector his fingers through the ruhes
dainty underskit and looked particularly gratfed
Suddenly wildly with
parcel wrapped in brown in his hand
he can't fool
me. shhhhh"
oxcied investigating spirit by the
o a mystery.
this is Evidence At
Smuggeess Madame turn
ing to my covering protege "what's in this packago7'
she said, earfuIy Please don it.
he open it'll won't it.
Just watch undid wrappngs
this outrage he rOaed Are trying to ridcue
me- Me- of
held arms length pair of hose
and
the offending and dumped all the
the
Reilly had crossed of Jim Quinn
Collector rumpled dresses skirts and Othe
n wy you Chinese Consuls trunks2 asked sa1
e caicaly.
quickly, but won't tell what found ANY
all Government Repena
yes must arisoac, KNOW
knOw7" inquired 1T thought he was the so
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-08-16

spnsbe If anybody wants to ep n I'll take car
of it. The Advertiser.
literature printed in these days of pnin
little of it worth preserving want
Will sabn whose local poet
public time 1t to that tt
following of its kind want to
ment sabn by reproducing last nights Starr
TO A FELLOW PILGRIM.
wide and wondrous pools of mild yet sweet
surprise; things called sim lowest thou
for the good therein
that web that naught of the
of in the temple that shrnes thy SOUL
thy heart and thy gentle
min in knowledge of self and of humankind.
would be to the last
pure socaed sin should be of
personality always be goodly deed,
tits thee
Though by the faes proclaimed thou art being
the halls of strife that
wonderful maze of life.
IA defined, you in dreams
ecstasy, thrill to be-
] Hee thou
Perhaps in (who knows how oft
with whose lasting fame
the bear in exist
each, with sacred murmnred in
ages long long past breath of souls that last not the
present m a which is dreamed and
Of pleasures that die when
treasured hy souls like and l.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-31
GIANTS PUT OVER
TWENTY-TW RUNS
Chicago Ball Players Butcher the
Offerings of MCCormicks'
Slant Artists at Vernon

Oh what headache for the McCormicks!
Filled with the confidence that comes with
leading the Winter league the shamrocks
ambIed out 10 Vernon yesterday. and what
the Leland Giants did 10 them was shame
Only twenty-five runs, the same twenty-five
being garnered off nineteen swats.
-Four twirlers were used by the shamrocEs.
and what happened 10 these is too AWFUL tn
relate. Cummings. who opened the heat,
was chased off the slab in the second inn ma
and Laffertv went in to stem the tide. The
former Poly high phenom is due To twirl
Sunday, SO after keeping the Giants safe for
the rest OF the inning he beat it 10 the
club house.
Then came Reeves turn. Seven hits which
went for eight runs, We're secured 1fr him in
two frames and young Smart volunteered to
bend 'em over. lie did a bit better for IN
two frames The Chicago delegates forgot to
score although they partially made up for
this by ringing the bell six times in the
other pair Of frames
The hits were of an sizes and shapes
Pettus, White and Ball whaugcd III. pill for
circuit clearers, Perus was there eaa n
three s7okor and Winston Johnson, Moore
and Gren carnered doubles. And the only
excuse slipped over hv the 0IIarad rit hers
that "Micky LtLouea made lre groove
'em, what could we dn2'
Another session is nu tap today, and if the
GiarJs keen their batting ulCs some more
lively deiugs can ho raua.tDa. Bs tar way,
the MCComicks were shut out with I'll solitary
hr up 10 the last frame when Wrckware
took pity and allowed nHc. Of tlugIes 10
hit the hullseye twice Tie rrowaomo figures:
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-31
BAN ON RYAN AND
BUXTON REMOVED
Oakland Stewards Reinstate the
Stable and Jockey and Also
Restore Daddy Clip to Turf

OAKLAND. Dec 90.-Favorites and we'll
played near-favortes were successful at
EmeryviIe today Molesey proved an easy
winner of the feature event, which was at a
mile and a quarter.
The stewards ordered that the horses Of 7,
H Ryan be allowed to run again and rein
stated Jockey Buxton. Ryan's stable was
barred because OF the sudden improvement
shown by Roman Wing. Daddy Clip was also
restored 10 good standing Results:
First race six furlongs--Great Caesar CGlass)
won, Home Run McIntyre) second. Wood
lander OIentry) third Time 1:l3 1-5 Beda,
Arthur Hyman, El Paisano Alder Guleh'
Queen Alamo, Mossback, Temblo, Lucille Man
ley and Albetto also
Second race, five and a half furlongs-Pres-
tolite (Plckens) won. St. Heller CThomas) sec
ond Helen Hawkins (krschbaum) third.
Time, loo 30 Frank Ferris Summertime.
Rosey Posey, Dolly B, Gyptis and Dublin
Minstrel also ran.
Third race six furlongs-Bambro (Pickens)
won; Media GLASS second; Dacia tSelden)
third Time lib Besnicker. Oswald b,
1vran. Colonel Jack, Eddie Mott, Don't and
Titus II also ran.
GLASS won. Cabin Pickensl second, Miss
Offcious Garner third. Time, 2:07. Foot
loose Edwin T. Fryer, Tansy, BellevieW, j.
c. Glenn and Sir Angus also ran.
Fifth race. one mile-Lotta Greed (Kederis)
won Sir John page second, French Cook
(Taylor) third Time 1:4o Frieze, Netting.
Harry Rogers, Nj. Bish p, Dave Weber, Royal
Stone and Roy T also ran.
Sixth race. one mile-Ocean View (Selden)
won, Nasmerito CFirschabaum) second, 1ncen-
tive CGarneD third Time, l41 Is. Cataline,
l. G. Ackery Gaene Gale, Liberto. Prince
Of CASTLE, Buena, Silver Grain, Brighton and
Davie also ran,
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-31
FAVOR FLYNN To
WIN FROM CAPONl
Betting Operators Declare Fire.
man Two to One Choice.
Dope Justifies Odds

Jim Flynn and Tony Caponi, princi-
pals on the first card at Vernon Mon
day afternoon, will ease off their
work today and content themselves
with light exercise until 1t is time TO
crawl through the ropes. Reports
from Vernon, where the fireman is
training, and Arcadia, CaponfS strong
LoId, I've it that both men are in
prime conu.tion and will be able to go
alonG at a stirring pace.
The fans, remembering Flynn many
sterling battles before local audiences,
are stringing with the Pueblo citizen
to an alarming extent. While some
of the money handlers are calling II
a ten to eight proposition, efforts to
get a bet down on Flynn at that price
are unavailing. Two to one or ten to SIX
is much nearer the truth when 1t comes
to wagering, but at any price Caponl
coin is not abundant.
While Los Angeles ring followers
have decided in caucus that Flynn IS
the logical choice of the talent, his
opponent of Monday has such recon-
mend him. In his Oakwood quarters
the Chicago man has put in grueling
two weeks of work, and If condition
goes for anything should come through
with good account of himself.
On firm, Flynn figures as far and
away the better of the pair as the
money marts indicate. Caponts efforts
against men his own poundage, such as
Billy Paphe and Hugo Kelly were
when he met them, resulted in defeat,
and his record shows scarcely a no
table achievement while posing as a
middleweight. Flynn, on the other
hand. has lost to none but the cream
of the heavyweight brigade, and no
one anywhere near his heft, with the
exception of Sam Langford, can point
to where the fireman was on a decided
losers end. Caponi followers only twist
of the records to favor their man
might lie in the fact that he bested
Montana Jack Sullivan, while Flynn
lost a newspaper decision to the same
fighter.
The bout between Young Rivers and
Billy Cappelle will be of equal interest
to many with the main event These
boys have been trying to get at each
other for the past year, and Cappelle
believes he will be able to show the
fans he has greatly improved and will
be there at the finish with the victors
crown.
This bout will lead off the program,
which will be started at o'clock
promptly, and If Rivers and Cappelle
go the limit Of fifteen rounds Flynn
and Caponi will go on Immediately, as
thirty-five rounds are about all that
can be pulled off before dark. If the
first bout is shortened by a knockout
four round contest will be inserted into
the program.
Seats for the Monday contest are on
sale at Greenewalds. Reservations
have been large and the sale so far
has exceeded the estimate which the
club made for the initial showing.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-31
$3.50 Recipe Cures
Weak Men--Free
Send Name and Address Today
You Can Have 1t Free and Be
Strong and Vigorous

have in my possession a prescription
for nervous debility. lack of vigor. weakened
manhood, falling memory and lame back
brought on by excesses, unnatural drains, or
the follies of youth, that has cured so many
worn and nervous men right In their own
homes--without any additional help or medI-
cine-that l think every man who wishes TO
regain his manly power and virility, quickly
ana quietly. should have a copy. So l have
determined to send a copy of the prescrip-
tion free OF charge, in a plain. ordinary
sealed envelope to any man who Will write
mo for it,
This prescription comes from a physician
who has made a special study OF men ana
1 am convinced 1t is the surest acting com
bination for the cure of deficient manhood
and yigor failure ever put together.
| think owe 1t to my fellow men to send
them a copy in confidence that any man
anywhere who is weak and discouraged with
repeated failures may stop drugging himself
with harmful patent medicines, secure what
I believe is the quickest acting restorative
upbutlding, SPOT TOUCHING remedy ever
devised and so cure himself at home Quietly
and quickly. Just drop me a line like this:
Dr. A. e. Robinson, 1886 Luck building, De-
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this splendid recipe in a plain, ordinary en-
yelope free of charge A great many doctors
would charge SO to IS for merely writing
out a prescription like this-but l send 1t
entirely free.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-31
OAK KNOLL COMPANY SUES
FOR BALANCE ON NOTE

To collect s17 122 co. said to be due on a
promissory note for s33,S25, the Oak Knoll
company of Pasadena yesterday filed in the
superior court suit against the Wentworth
Hotel company and it's assignee. H. S Mckee
After recting that the Wentworth Hotel
company, which has experienced many legal
and financial troubles, was declared insolvent
by the superior court July 12 1907, the COM
plant asserts that July g. 1906, the plaintiff
in the present action made a loan of $3S,S2j to
the defendant, the latter giving n promissory
note for the amount the instrument bearing
the signatures Of the vice president, D. p
Hatch, and the secretary, q. L. Bean.
In addition. it is asserted the note con-
tanned clause to the effect that if the Oak
Knoll company found it necessary to sue for
the money, the Wentworth Hotel company
would pay a reasonable attorneys fee. as
fixed by the court.
The Oak Knoll company now asserts that
only s25 900 has been paid on the note, that
amount being the proceeds of bonds given as
security and wants S17,122. 60, averred to be
due as interest and part OF the principal.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-31
RACES DELAYED
BY STABLE FIRE
Jacksonville Feed and implement
Barns Burn and Tempo
rarily Stop Runners

JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Dec. 3o.-Consider-
able excitement was caused at Moncrief park
today when, after the first race, fire broke
out In the associations feed and implement
stables along the turn out of the back
stretch.
The races were delayed for about an hour
because OF the heat and smoke on the back
stretch The fire burned itself out The loss
is about $1,000.
Today's card was made UP of five selling
races and a breeders purse. Summary:
First race five and a half furlongs-Morn-
ing Won Dance Away second. Eschau third
Time, 1909.
Second race. six furlongs-Hudas Sister
won, E. 7. shipp second Inferno Queen third
Time, lilo 1-5.
Third race, six furlongs-Detect won, Ben
Lomond second. Mason third. Time, 1:l4 20
Fourth race, one mile and seventy yards
Flashing won, Henry Crosscaddin second
Madeline L third. Time, 1:47.
Fifth race, six furlongs-Nay Amelia won,
Starboard second, Manreimer third. Time
1:14 3-5.
sixth race. one mile and a sixteenth-Ardri
won, My Gal second Ed Keck third. Time.
1:4s 4-3
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-31
SAN PEDRO COMMITTEE
DEMANDS CITY WATER
Mass Meeting Held Because
Consolidation Pledges
Are Not Carried Out

Municipal water is wanted at San Pedro
right away and a committee of three. ap-
pointed at a mass meeting held at the har-
Dor yesterday appeared before the board of
public works and demanded that something
be done.
They claim that one OF the pre- consolidation
pledges was that San Pedro should have a
municipality owned water plant and that the
water rates would be no higher than in other
parts Of the city. But they say that the San
Pedro Water company, a private concern, still
is furnishing water and that the citizens of
san Pedro are paying this company 5000
more a year than was paid before consolida-
tion.
The board of public works has jurisdic-
tion the matter and referred 1t 10 the
city council.
The San Pedro committee was also per-
turbed about the municipal ferry. The plan
for the ferry is for only boat and they
want two they can have half-hour service
instead of hourly. The board promised that
the experiment were found sue
cessful with one boat another would be put
on. and it is believed that the two boats will
be self-sustaining.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-31
A. A. j. DECLINES ISSUE
WITH RESEARCH SOCIETY
Talk of War Between Two Or
ganizations Quieted by Sui
Iivan's Friendly Stand

NEW YORK, Dec. 8o.-War between the
Amateur Athletic union and the Athletic Re
search society is unlikely according TO a. A
U. officials today. The aims Of both organiza-
tions are similar. it is said, and there is no
cause for a clash
The A A L. is willing its officials state
that athletic federation branches established
by the research society compete among them
selves without a. y. L. registration, The
only compulsory registration would be for
athletes desiring to compete in A. A [. open
events.
James E. Sullivan. secretary Of the A. A
L., says the effect of the society to promote
interest in athletics among young people all
over the country met with the approval Of
his organization
1T is a good thing for sport and the re-
search society is now starting TO do what the
A. \. L. has been doing for the last twenty
years" said Mr.. Sullivan, IF the society
succeeds in massing all the churches, schools,
settlements Fairgrounds and similar associa-
tions under one great head ii will be great
move. The A. A. L. will Live all possible
aid and 1t will be a splendid thing for us"
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-31
EMERYVlLLE ENTRIES

First race, six furongs-Roy shumway.
Burning Bush, Harry Stanhope, Adena, Iron
bound. Yellowfoot. Ben Stone 119: Banlady,
Lord Clinton, Fereno, 1o5; sue Layton, Louise
b, IS.
second race one mile-Lisaro, 100; Kaiser
hoT. Miami ,lgin, Keep Moving 106; Miss
Picnic. 1.3, Responsible Young Belle, l0l;
Camera, Jim Cafferata, q.
Third race, futurity coulse-Thistle Belle.
IL; Early Tide, 112; Seymour Beutler' 10; No
Quarter. 109. Sir Fretful l0i; Combury, 99i
Bnocular, So; Good Intent, So.
Fourth race seven fur!ongs-Arasee, 10;
Raleigh P. D. 1oG; Raleigh, 1Ol; Jim Basey.
Marehmonet. 101 Blackmate, 99i Endymion
II, O..
Fifth race six furlongs-Hannah Louise,
Backmate, 90; Endymion II, 80,
Firth race. six furlongs-Hannah Louise,
BLACK Sheep, Swede sam, Little Jane, Anne
McGee Danvon. Laura Clay, Father Stafford,
Emma G. Joe Moser, Native Son, 109; Pleas
ant, 50.
sixth race six furlongs-Judge Henderson.
Metropolitan 119: setback, los; Phil Mohr,
lo2 AIaxie, Mnuedoca, 81; Fountain Square,
s. DoWeless %.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-31
Fireman Picked by Fans to Take New Years Day Bout
ESTOPPEY ON LAST LAP
OF ENDURANCE CONTEST

VENICE, Dec. 30.-Eugene Es-
toppey has passed his 9S5 mile
post in his cndeavor to run 1000
miles in as many consecutive
hours. A slight cold has been
bothering the endurance marvel
and today he took things as
easily as circumstances would
permit, preferring to rest up and
finish with a burst of speed. To-
morrow night at u o'clock he
will be on the last lap, and in
dications are that q record crowd
will be on hand to see him COM
plete his task. Estoppey has al
ready surpassed previous rec
ords for feats of the kind and is
still strong. He has lost but
two pounds since starting, and
aside from the cold, which was
contracted when lie was forced
to run out of doors Tuesday
night while the Multnomah ball
was being held in the dance hall,
shows little signs of his long
siege
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-31
MINORS DEMAND FOR
HIGHER RATING MAY
START DIAMOND WAR

CHICAGO. Dec. 30.-If officials of the
American Association and the Eastern
league appeal to the national baseball
commission which meets In Cincinnati
next week for higher rank Tie request
will be refused, according to B. u. John
son, president of the American league
and member of the national commission.
81 do not think the American associa-
tion or Eastern league will ask TO be pro-
NOTED or to be permitted TO withdraw
peaceabIy from the national association
said johnson last night. such II request
would be denied. however, and IL either
of the Leagues attempt to jump over the
traces there will be something stirring in
the ranks of organized baseball"
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-31
SON PAID IN WILL FOR
HELPING SICK FATHER
James P. Nelson Voices Appre-
citation of Kindness Shown
During His Illness

For coming from the east to attend his
father in a serious illness Alfner B. Nelson was
devised $500 more of the estate of his father
James P. Nelson, than was either of the
other children.
The will OF Mr.. Nelson, who died in Pasa-
dena December &c, leaving an estate valued at
$4,000 was filed for probate yesterday in the
superior court by the son, who named
executor to serve without bonds. The will
made December OF this year.
II give to my son, Almer B. Nelson" reads
the will, $500 a token of appreciation for
his leaving his home and coming TO Pasa-
dena to care for me in my illness and as part
payment of his expenses in doing so.'
After that $500 is paid and s. is deducted for
Nelson's widow, Mrs. Elizabeth Nelson, who
already has been provided for, the remainder
IS to be equally divided among the son and
the testator's daughters. Mrs. Helen Bellows
of Los Angeles and Mrs. Lenora Hoyt Of
Muskogee, Okla.