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New-York tribune., 1910-03-26
UINS FROM SCRlfTCH.
DIR. SaffGTiGf Beats L.. dR II,
Ir7iHg at Squash.

q. o. Winston. handicapped At Z aces.
won his place in the round before the class
\ semi-hualS I'm tho continuation ot the
annual squash tournaments yesterday on the
courts of the Harvard club, la West ttth
street. near Fifth avenue. On his match
Winston defeated +. S. BENEDICT who had
the advantage of half hand and s aces.
in straight sets, l5-l2. i7-l6. Benedict
played well in the second game. lie was
skilful in picking WinstOn's wall shot
from the sides. and b Was set az H. With
Tire set 9. both OF the men depended upon
service Winston showing slightly greater
strength and winning by a single ace
The summary follows
class 4 handicap ,Hr-t roruGi- Or ~ s. -st
tcTle" t-.ratrhi defeated D. du o. Tr,iuc A
asesi. H. ~. tI-t2. ~ lG
Second round g. e. Winston a acesl a.
teatyd T. =. Hens'lt-t ,half a hand and : aees,
T. ~ ~ lG
class % tandirap 'nrst Founn " C4ocker
a. O. n e.
New-York tribune., 1910-03-26
NIKE NEW SCHEDULE
Postponed Soccer Games Cause
a Mir-Ep.

n ,-.~so.s..'s - numerous postpor"-
rs-. oa-sed uy unfarorahle weather
fr.-r.o-t -ns ,ast winter. the Aa''"ia
Sr...- FOOTBALL League las hesn ohhef9
'r ans. 60 = rru- ~rnfd lle in "rdef To VIC
~ r- annual Lamplouship series -
-st's are announced a. 'piloNs-
yarc. West Hucsou as. hgookisns
AfRark F~ Patterson Rangers Apri b
Paterson RaugeTs Ee MlDerfofc'- Ann ~
True Ruer NS. 1er-eF Athlrhc. l4ot
.HHoEI.H tN N IDeffOrcs- NeWsfk ~ .t-i
I'4l-.r.. Ss0rlI-ii- a IurTl. .arr NJ patterson
l~Hrcrs April "a SCOTTISH Ain"fi' ans f-.
Ne-f HUDSON. True hlae- 81. ~ iukl %.
Iorce ts jersey AfuletlC tl-bs l'ai-
'..o. EaslsIt Ns. Nerafk- May i-l iNt
...e Ee 'Ec-f hudson. paterson Rangers
rr0fri-u- q AIr'-ricsllr. ~ ilbeIl4ict 80
Nersr MAY E-Nil1'IfOI ss l'affi
-.. Rangers. West ffUc-ou g.. AeH.ih
fr.Ie p..ee rs Brook. .U. Ma True
'.os as 1NHbcTforce. bro"Nt . Et West
.d-au Ma .--NeNark 40. Nllbcrfo4oe
So. o. Nulorloroc Hs. Brooklyn.
.He eamcs RIi lc played on tae grounds
.rc cluls named hr-t in each Instance.
Frh 100 VICTORIES already 70 their grcdf
t.r sr-oc.afiou football players represent
E columbia I-rirersifF VIII mako q strong
I'D Cor third tu to-day q match against
f.s University Df itcIslrA lkaula, which Hlll
- Ulr 500 at N0ureetoN u. - y
New-York tribune., 1910-03-26
FORD IN GOOD FORM
REGUL4RS WIN CANE.
HcmphiWs Home Run Only
TaIy Of Yanmgdns.
Il. rslaErarh b - TrIhuns !

Athens. Ga. March -Stallngs and his
bunch Of athletes worked out under the
most favorable baseball conditions here to-
dav. The thermometer registered the high
est ~ the spring 20 date. and the big chief
Was quick 10 take advantage OF conditions.
This morning tho PLAYERS went through
routine work. and this afternoon the Resu-
lars and Nannigans played an abbreviated
game. the first team winning by a score
81 20 2. principally through pair -
errors by Jim Vaughan, The PITCHER. who
played right feld
About the only features ~ the game Vcre
the batting Of Hemphill-who. by tie way.
improves daily-and the nidseason pitch
ing 90 Ford FOR the Regulars. Tho only
run scored bv the Nsnnigans was made us
HemphfL vino. after singing in the FIRST
inning. drove the bah on a lire 20 right
field Tor a home run i'm tho fourth. Til,
Regulars sot their pair 81 tallies through
Nuughans errors. knights double.
Reaches safe hunt and a couple of steals.
Earl Gardner was out of practice TO-DAY
owing to a slight injury 10 the thumb ~
his right hand received IA an attempt 10
set runner a second base yesterta 3.
Vaughan. in attempt.ng 10 gather i'm one
OF Maodens liners I'm right field this after
iiOon. injured me second fnEer Of his Ieft
hand. Previous 20 the came Jack knight.
who played first rase for THE ReE4iar-.
vas hit IN the mouth. the han taking gu
ugly bounce. and had a tooth knocked out
For the next tWo DAYS the team viii be
under the charge - Scout Arthur IRWIN
during MaraEer StsUings's absence. the
latter going 10 his home. in Hs s3do-ks. over
SUNDAY. iu company with CLYDE Engle.
Captain chase also LEFT io-uighr for his
home, in Lcouia- X. J.. where an heir is
expected almost any da!.
The lineup follows
Regulars Poster Madden. knight. Vol
tcrs. Roache. Austin. Warrior. SNeener.
Ford and Frii.
Naniigsns-Crce. Hemphiu. Ia Porte
Johnson. Mitchell. QUINN, Vaughan. Man
ming ana tpham.
The score by innings follows.
RHE
Reg.-ars -.-.....---. % 90 a. 10
Yam. sans ....----.--.. 30 % o. =
Batteries Regl.srf. For.. Frl ane swseueT.
NsUniEsrs 'Than and M-t hell. IUp--es -Fril
ana k.ciuua
New-York tribune., 1910-03-26
THREE BE.1T L1SKER.
But Champion Uon T,ccnfy-
ScTCH Other Games.

EmTiol iug a novel variation 90 the French
Def~uce against Dr. Emanuel I44sker in the
simultaneous exhibition given ty tie latter
against thirty opponent 80 tie room, oi
the Manhattan Chess club. George q. Sew
ard. of TIE Columbia varsity chess team 20
1897. scored iis game al the expense of th-
worlds champion in decisive fashion after
twsntv-siX moves Herbert Eoseufeii and
a. H. Limburc also won their games The
champion winning th- remaining twenty
sr.eu without allowing a single draw. Piay
Vas ended early yesterday morning
Tile score of S'Uard's victory follows
New-York tribune., 1910-03-26
Il GRIsT FOR MILLER. YALE DEFEATS PENN
Blue Nine Captures It, First
Game of Season.

Atlanti- city March 25.-Yaie won her
first baseball game Of the season here to
day. defeating the University Of Pennsy.-
vanis by the score % 10 . schultz was
I'm tine box for the Philade phis team an!
Ield his opponents down until the eigh,n
inning.
Pennsylvania was I'm tho lea at this time
by a scoro - > to T. but the New Haven
nine suddenly developed a hittiHs streak
which. coupled wiz. Schultze wildness.
sent four men across the plate. Penusyl-
yanis. was unable to make auy headWay
agsius, ths pitching 01 Tommers-
The New ILaver team did some clever
fielding. onl. one crrO- being registered
against the Blue niEs.
New-York tribune., 1910-03-26
g Baseball Fencing Auomobng Swimming Squash Sports
OLDFIELD GOES HEST.
After More Records SkeDfi-
cal dbOut Match Race.
lBy Telegraph 70 The Tribune =

Daytona. Fla. March e5-Whh his four
racing machines occupying two oxpresq
cars. with carving charges Of 5000. Bar
ney Oldheld. the speed king IS hurrying
10 Los Angeles % take part in the opening
races az the new board track OldheId ex-
poets 10 break all worlds records for such
"a course
De Palma and the Fiat management
sidestepped meeting me and NV Benz on
Daytona Beach is OIdheId's charge to-
night. The broken piston could have been
replaced IN twenty-fOur hours. and Christie
onered To do the job for nothing
The champion added. II predict that the
fldt concern VIII never allow De Palma 70
drive the 2m-horsepOwer Arnold car against
my Benz. II is absurd TO believe such A
months time
New-York tribune., 1910-03-26
NAVY FENCERS LEAD
1RHY TEAM SECOND.
Scott and UeHdel ShO5c Rare
Skill JCith FOils.

Fotlsmeu representing the United states
Naval Academy az Annapolis led or with
Tho best score IN the semi final bouts o.
the intercollegiate fencing championship
tournament al the Hotel Astor last night
Facing the champions Of the Unitst
states Military Academy and teams from
me University Of Pennsylvania and Cor
n@u tNe N7vy men came 20 the fOre with
q record of ten victories and FIVE defeats.
The West Point cadets we're a close sec
ond. With nine victories and six defeats.
while the University OF Pennsylvania dis
played strength with eight victories an
seven defeats. Cornell was far behind. This
may be accounted for by the fact that Cor
neITs captain and former champion. u.
EspindOIa. appeared far below his usually
brilliant form. winning only one bout out
Of five as his portion OF the nights pro-
gTamme.
Tire four teams that met IN the first 81
the preliminaries qualified FOR their posi-
tions last Salurdsv At West Point tine
home team won Us place along With Cor
nell. while Vale and Harvard we're eiirui-
mated. ~ Annapolis the Naval Academy
won. as did T'ennsyI, ania. while Columbia
and Princeton dropped out. This made thu
task Of bringing ont the team and individ-
ual champions much simpler.
Two men easily Jed al Of the others last
nigtt-$. Scott. ~ the Naval Academy. ami
~. r. Wendell 90 PennsyIvania. each maS
ing perfect scores Scott had the easier
task His attack was strong and dashin-.
hts lunges and parties dextrOus. while he.
poise was good and his eve keen. Wendell
accomplished the better work. He admins.
tered the only defeat 70 r. r. COcroft. ths
left handed West Pointer who tied sor tho
individual honors last year with a clean
score In a measure this seemed Ike -
talistion. for " was COcr0ft's darting fci'
that brought about the hrst defeat f3r ths
Navy IN the nights WORK.
New-York tribune., 1910-03-26


United states Naval ACademv Annapolis Won
10 bouts out of l5-P r. Merritt "a. defeatci
%. " SOhlberz United states Military Acadeu1y
and u. Espindola Cornell. r. r. Hall defeated
y. ". Allison. cornell and IT, r DarEus. Juife1
states Military Academy. y Scott defeated -
y DarEue. United states Military Academy 2
Esplndoa. cornell D. O. Roos. cornell; .. y
Sohlberg. United states Military ACADEMY ana
e.. r Peterson. Pennsylvania.
United States Mili;qry Acadeng. West Foin;
won bouts cut Os i5-O. y Sohlberg defeated
q r. Peterson. fennsy lvanla. and y. Esptndoa.
cornell. r. y. Cocrott defeated r. e. Merrill,
United States Navai Acadsmy. r.. 2. Ha'i.
United states Naval academy; y. p. PerSes
Dargue defeated r. b. Parker. Pennsylvania. G.
p. Peterson. Pennsylvania and u. o. Roos. Coz
nell.
University OF PennsyivanIa won 3 bouts out %
l5-H ?. Wendell defeated q. n. sohhsts.
United states MilitaTy Academy; r. n. Cocroff.
United states Military Academy. y. Espindols.
CoTnelI. r. ". Allison. Cornish. and p. T. Me-
riil. "a. United states Naval Academy. p n.
9. Roos. cornell. q, f. Peterson defeated ID. e.
HOOs. cornell
Cornell University won bouts ous ~ iS-p.
Espindola defeated q. p Peterson. Penusylyanis.
states naval Academy n. g. ROOs defeated y.
r. Hall. United States Naval Academy.
The officials in charge OF and directing ths
bouts were.
Mat A-Directo-. Dr. Grssm. n Hammond.
New York A. c.: Judges Chai ,es Iatnsm zen
GERS club: u. Schlinkmann. Baltimore A. G.
Paul BenzenberE. New York Turnver-in; y
I.anEdon Erviug. Fencers club. and George
Remherr, Turnverein-
Mat B-Directors- Allaire and Anton
Rfetn Tu-nverein. Judges. n r. Kernochsn.
Fencers' cub. George K Breed. Fencers' clubs
T)r r. A Buys FenCers' club; A. Strauss. Turn
veretn. and II. a. Hrsch. Fencers' CLUB
New-York tribune., 1910-03-26
IEENrH uEFEs,-I-
HAvERFoRD DEFEATS CORNELL
Association Football Game Goes to
Visitors by a Sl!ght Margin.

lIIall. = 2 March - HaFeTford t0l-
Iess defeated Cornell in an association foot
IaI same paved to-day. hy the score ~
to o. The game was warmly contested
and both t'ams appeared to Doe evenly
matched fof thc greater Part 81 the time.
NE. visitors. lnnsKsf. mai1t1lu-d t eight
satantasr aul came of the ne.4 with a
victory
New-York tribune., 1910-03-26
Dodgers Held to Tie by Chat
taHOOga Pitcher.
IBg Telegraph - TIE Tribune :

Chattanooga. Tenn, March -5--Chatta-
nooga held the Brooklyn Nationals down 10
a 20 > Tie game this afternoon. the Dodg-
ers being lucky to escape "a defeat. Jake
Daubert and "Humpty" McElveen pulled
them out of trouble in the ninth. with the
score 10 against them and Hummell ON
first Daubert tore off a long triple and
McElveen slammed the sphere over the left
held fence for the circuit "Tumpty s.
drive was the longest ever made on the new
grounds here.
scLurz SchueiheTE started Of In ths box
for Dahie.. TIE nix fellow did not have
tue usual coatro- OF his side arm filings
and vas found fov eight hits ana five runs
IN hks innings. one OF thy hits vas 20
deep centre h. McCroue for taa circuit.
with "a runner ahead Of hiI.
Nap Rucher fuislcd the game for Brook
lya and showed that he was iu good condi-
ton by retiring tue iasc twelve men in or
de-. Two of them got on the bases but
The Georgia star picked ;hem OF neauy
or gul 4 throw 10 Daube-t
Tommy Mcmillan was aEa!a the sta on
tha Brooklyn s.de his fast fielding win
ming frequent hands from tho crowd
TOMMY best stunt vas wheE he bea- dow n
O hot liner from Yerkes iu the ninth and
got his mae by a narrow margin Iu the
first he cut of a grounder from Perry IN
deep field ane shot IL over To- Dauber.. the
latte. adding much To the U'sy by = star
catch.
New-York tribune., 1910-03-26
ROBERTSON or WAY TO WE'D
M. Te..sra.h - ~ Trbautl

fI. Telegraph 'o abe 1rhslur
Ilata psm0na. Fla Marrh Co. -Gepre.
Robertson. th, Freai automobile driver. who
handled Caristie'e car iu t4o speed tourr.
m,nt "a lia1toua Beach. -eit here thi.
morning for N.W YoTF, where DO e. o. D..
mar. ed neat Tu-sdas. soon after tho rsrr-
mony be- 90 90 start for los Angeles. io
drive boz "a. bossd trarE races o. Ue Heid
thele carly next month.
New-York tribune., 1910-03-26
CHRISTIE TO RACE NO MORE.

Daytona. Fla. March 25.-W alter Christie.
widely known as a driver Of racing cars.
following his failure yesterday TO lower
Barney Oldheld's record OF 27.25 secOrds FOR
one nile announced he had driven his last
race lie says he will go into business
OIdheId. who broke FIVE worlds records
during the meet here. left to-day for Los
Angeles, where he will participate In ths
races. chat begin there early next month.
New-York tribune., 1910-03-26
NEW BASEBALL GUIDE OUT.

A rew baseball Euide b. on tie market
n Be- issued by Wright A Duson ana edited
by T a. Muinane. one of the best known
baseball Nritcrs in the countrl Tho rude
o. flu - Information for The fans" and
Wol.1-Le baseball pla. cTA-
New-York tribune., 1910-03-26
CHICAGO CAT HAS MOUSE NOW

Chi'ago, March e5-Upon his arrival
from New York TODAY Jack johnson. the
pugilist. was served with a summons to
appear before Municipal Judge s.oveI on
March 81 and answer the charge of having
violated the automobile speed ordinance.
New-York tribune., 1910-03-26
The officials IN en-
bouts were
JEFFRIEs GOES TO MOUNTAINS.

Los Angeles. March 25.-Highly pleased
with the weight reducing results of his re-
cent ten davs' outing in the Tehachapt
Mountains. Jim Jeffries left to-day for an
other hunt. going this time to Mount Whit
ney. where he viii seek 70 rid himself or
moro surplus fcsh during the next few
CI-q
New-York tribune., 1910-03-26
PRINCETON DEFEATS VIRGINIA
- T.IeErarh b - Trlhune. l

Richmond. Va. March 25.-P Princeton dc
feated the University Of Virginia AT Char
iottesvilIe TO-DAY by score of =, 20 .. win
ming "a first game on the Southern tour.
The Tigers would have shut ont Virginia
eN'ept for 4 Wild throw hy Reed 10 first in
fhe sixth inning
The srorc 60, innings follows
Princeton ai o - O-5 ?
virginia 90 % - - o - O. 3 Z
Hs'terie, Waite AMI Warner. Wilmer and
V.hau -rrir- Fager
New-York tribune., 1910-03-26
SPORTS OF THE DAY
TEN RUNNERS NAMED.
Marathon Derby To BE Race
of 4H Nations.

Up to date sever nations are represented
among the entries for the Marathon Derby
which Will be run az the Polo Grounds next
SATURDAY afternoon. There arc two sons OF
Uncle sam. Johnny Hayes and Hans Hol-
mer. two from Ireland. Frank Clarke, win
ner OF this years Edinburgh classic. and
jim Crowley. the fleet footed littls Eng
lishman. Percy Sellen the pick Of the In
dian runners. Paul AcOOse. two Swedes.
Thure JOhansOn and Gusta LiungstrOm
Canada latest speed marvel. Fred Mead
ows. and the Italian Marathon champion.
U-mbertO BIasie. who is hurTying to these
shores o. board TIL steamship Chicago
OF the French Line
The tricOlOr Of France may vet be seen at
tho starting post. as last years winner.
Hear. 81. Yves, Is nibbling at the rich
bat ara ma be hera IN time 10 compete
From tn demand for reservations indica-
tiOrs point 10 a crowd as large as the
thrO.s whic., witnessed the first running
of tho race last season. The seats were
placed on sale Yesterday morning at Spald-
ing's. McGraw's billiard parlor. Martin s
and all Of the leading hotel ticket agencies.
important changes have beer announced
I'm tLe Universi+v II Pennsy, ania fOO'-
hall schedule. The Brown game viii bo
pIaved i'm Provldenc- for the FIRST time.
while Michigan Wit travel East once more
and play on Frank'ta Field game has
bee arranged also with Syracuse for the
Saturda- befo-s Thanksgiving Day, whic-
heretofore has bee2 an Open date To- Penn
syIyart4 TIE fun schedule follows:
September o. Ursinus. at FrankE7 Field !.
Septembe- IS Franklin and Marshall, at
franklin FIELD, October +. Dickinson. 81
Franklin Field. October s. open. probably
ViIlanova or West Virginia, october 10,
Brown. AZ Providence: October %. state
COLLEGE. al Franklin Field. October %. Ind
ians. AZ FRANKLIN Field. November >.
LAFAYETTE. al franklin Field. November T..
Michigan. al Franklin Field, November 10,
Syracuse. az Franklin Field. and November
a. Cornell. at FrankliI Field.
Jack Gleason. who. with Tex" Ricksr1
will manage the Jeffries-Johnsou night, said
in Chicago Yesterday that one OF his chief
reasons for coming last was 20 take out
an insurance policy of $1,000 on each Of the
men. sam Berger. who is in company
with Gleason. IS looking for a :ew more
human punching bags for Jeffries. 70 help
him iH his training
Murray. the clever catcher Of the Ford
ham College baseball team last year. has
signed a contract 10 play with the Balti-
more club Of the Eastern League
clifford Stafford. Of Chicago Is the latest
challenge for the worlds pOci champion
/ ship Tom Hueston was after Jerome
Keogh but Stafford was a DIT quicker and
got first call
Tarr-- t.Ifra bottc- ard Afbsvt cutler.
New-York tribune., 1910-03-26

t|o-bdse hit Phibin- Three base hit
schultz Sacrifice hits TommeTs. CoZzens
stolen base TOrGUerE StTuct- B- schultz
g. hy Tonm@rs. > Double PLAYS Tommers
MrirtNr~ and MITph-. AIdeuiifeT. Deacon and
Ha- der First base or haie-Of Tommers 3
Hi, by pishsi bail stevens Murphy Time.
30 Umpire Adams
New-York tribune., 1910-03-26

Harry cline holder. and Albert cutler.
challenger. viii meet 20 JNe ts.c billiard
championship On April TIE date was
decided or yesterday. and the match will
he played in - Louis Willie Hoppe viii
issue a challenge to the winner.
New-York tribune., 1910-03-26
n -'pTr y INNINGS f0lIoW'

Rro-hI,r .... . q n SIS /.
EhsttauooCa- q . = q O-5 Z
BATTERIES ~ctusiberE EurEe~ and Miller.
= Mile, fUIeUstlr- an taTsof- lmpires
Nfsk and T.lekar
New-York tribune., 1910-03-26

Murray. the clever catcher Of the Ford
ham College baseball team last year. has
signed contract 10 play with the Balti-
more club Of the Eastern League.
New-York tribune., 1910-03-26

clifford Stafford. OF Chicago. IS the latest
challenge for the worlds pOci champion
ship. Tom HuestOn was after Jerome
Keogh. but Stafford was Dit quicker and
got first call.
New-York tribune., 1910-03-26

Reg ..-.-.-.. ....--. 70 % r.. no
NanUI sans .--..- 20 10 o. =
BATTERIES Regulars. For. Fril ane Sveeuer.
YsuriEars. .Thanl and M.t .heit. l'Tp.-es Fril
and k CiuUA
New-York tribune., 1910-03-26
The summary Of the bouts follows:

The summary of the bouts by defeats 'o'-
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-09-11
POPULAR COURSES At
COLLEGE Of HAWAII

A-rong the courses 20 be offered by
The College # Hawaii tba, may be OF
interest % sracial students are the fol
lowing: n English; study OF the
novel a. q literary form. analyses OF
rsrra=ar-a-.ve novels as literary WORKS
III .ra..a1 reference 70 the theme. rs
5ave1oprer- and historic and classic al
7~7sicns The class for this subject VIII
meet -w.ce a week.
Ane-ae- subject that should be Of N
terest especially TO young men . j
nourse IN public Speaking. ms course
VIII be a study Of the principles under
ry-ire, ne evolution OF Ccal EXPRESSION
-fs FeveIoument Il the speaking voice,
r,bvsicaI exercises leading 70 grace ana
ease 4 gesture and practice n pune
speaking. l. is announced thac prlIe
~ ne ra,ue Of SO VII be offered %
no competed for by members OF 'His
class. i : hoped also 'nat pay ny
he riven i enough students enter 'n7
n. 7,-;ng the month Of October a series
~ -sadi1gS vii Be given eacn f'l1a
.s.arrnnr a. four clock, II enough
.-.arss- :. shown N these readings 'Ae'
Viii probably ne continued.
Tbasa subjects are offered ny Ut. "A
Andrews. uu-il recently professor %
FrCI;sh IN Cornell University.
p-afessa- Donagbbo viii otter a course
- a.-roncrrv- during the coming seiheS
+ar This subject WI be treatea ~ q
-,r-,rar manner. bat ne subject VIII d
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Amy and
Navy News
HUSH BUILDING WORK
At SCH0Fl5LD BARRACKS

--e s@ez& squadron u -zs rs--r
Cavalry - Is now <e-..-.- f- 80 ~ .
- >-a-=S A4s reserved orders Ia n-a.
l5e- 20 8ozv-9.- or 1z-,. Tie ~7ws3-
~ VII arrive here q he 1--arz-
transport from So E.z-szsco. AMI w.7.
-5-1 r-s 49, 41- -a-z5 sq1airoz> now
stationed = -as Lels5aa RESERVATION.
s-v-E= Col Water : >zEur1e~. Firm
-te->e. command G Ire entire reg
-er-.
Troop i = -a> second squadron has
seen On AMY II lie Department q Tie
tt-ls2-5- v---@ me 5-1-r three --1arss.
: lEE = have been under -z- zs-
sazc-e-t q I2zo-a. with station a
Yellowstone Fc--, safe Of Wyoming.
: EoE -1ul-L- that the policy
- The way department. a WASHINGTON.
= -e -1-1-e. WI d 20 concentrate
-@--e- oos1-5s . troops a posts now
7S-a e--S-a1, an new ona< 20 be erected.
-1zr has been me aas-cu heretofore.
Il ante patton = -he arrival o. -l-s
-.-1- -7-a- squadron = Sghosez6 Bar
raE5S al : haste ana excitement o.
ne reservation. preparing quarters AMI
barracks to- the housing u he four
coming --oo-s
,sp,. No5- \. Falls. depot quarter
master a. Eo-c-alc. hzs a force II -hi--
-v-rl-Zc Japanese carpenters that pc
gan he erection Of temporary quarters
CT Tuesday. August 30. Besides Of
GERS quarters and barracks buildings
tEe-e ara - ba mess halls and stable
acc lmct3a-5oEs 70 h II readiness by
re twelfth Of next month. The four
Few barracks houses are 10 nc built Just
beyond where he frs squadron i now
located TIE 6-s- squadron viii move
II into -he new houses. leaving the
center SETS q barracks for the reception
q -1a arrivals The third squadron viii
remain II rhe-- present homes near thu
con u;Ssa-v building and the raIwa..
station.
i would seem 70 indicate that the
! Fifth Cavalry regiment NAV remain
! Few wears longer in these Islands, By
! he addition Il ne reinforcement.
| Lieut. Charles c. WiHnla. Fifth Cav
! airy. Of Troop D, stationed Al Sehoheld
/ Barracks : acting as assistant quar-
-e-znaS-er q Captain Falls. locking af-
/ -er he rush order q buildings going
/ OF u The Le.lshua reservation.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-09-11
For Sale or Lease

Two story, mosquito-proof cottage
practically new, seven rooms, all mod,
ern conveniences; grounds well planted
with fruit and foliage trees; good
neighborhood, and convenient to cars.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-09-11
For Sale

! " ~0ko
!. tie most beautiful homes in
Faley. Contains three large,
fsa8ns, den, diuing-room, par
souy kitchen.
III and electric lights and hot
|'a'sr. Rooms mosquito proof
/ climbing throughout.
F.s is in large lot and con
a'a marine and urobstrucred
IL mountains from It's elevated
F. planted in ornamental shsds
Z trees. Servants house and
'sds at an agreeable distancs
tEslling.
ats' well-buiIt and weu-keps
!. IS within short distance Of
This is one Of the most DE-
aass in the valley and one Of
rerings in real estate within
~elve months.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-03-04

On q public avec l'autorisatiou
du St ege, lie rapport u Faction
au Vatlcan dars les deSastres oe
Ia S ellie at de Calabre. Ii en- re-
cutie qoe les o%ffranles env yees au
Pape en- favour DIES s;nistrres s.
eont e}ey6ps 4 6 S42 99S francs ct
81 centimee.
LIE rapport content tous les de-
tails relatifs a Ia 'epartition des
secours ainsi que la destruction du
desastre, illus're De photographers
ct d'expos6s les ~dommnges causes
dams les afchidiocescs de Regio ct
de Messine.
LIS otfrsuhes recues jusqu'a ce
jour pour les cas- semblab'es mont
j4mais etc mieux distributes, ct il
IA iamai5 et6 dome All public un
compte rpndu Plus detailed de Fem
pl,i de cps otfrande S.