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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-01-07
CAN'T HELP ITSELF.

Heart disease never grows better OF
itself. Unless something is done to
assist it's recovery, it will surely lead
to death, through some chronic dis
order which it has induced, or by SUD
den heart failure. The very best res
torative known is DR.. Miles Heart
Cure, which strengthens the heart mus
cles and nerves. If first bottle fails
to benefit, money back.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-01-07
OAHU COLLEGE NOTICE.

The Winter term of the Oahu Col
lege will begin on Monday January
10th. The treasurer calls attention to
the following:
Tuition this term at the College is
SIG.
Tuition this term at the Prepare
tory is $12.
WHICH MUST BE PAID IN AID
VANCE.
P. c. JONES,
Treasurer.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-01-07

Drs. Judd and Sinclair of the board
of medical examiners have received
anonymous letters with signatures in
dicating that they are from Portu-
guese residents, the obvious intent of
which is to influence them to recon-
mend DR.. GasIar for license to prac-
tice. Dr. Gaspar failed to pass the
examination three years ago when he
came here with Portuguese immi
grants in the steamer Suveric. Now
he has returned in the steamer Swan
ley with more people of that national.
ity. The letters are obscurely threat
ening.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-01-07

A tennis tournament will start this
afternoon on the Beretania courts,
two out of three being played in the
preliminary matches and three out
of five in the finals The draw is as
follows: Mclaughlin VS.. R. A. Cooke,
Roth VS.. Castle, Long VS.. Capt. Lowe,
and Gee VS. w. F. Dillingham;. Play
starts at $3.50.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-01-07

j. Nope Of Newcastle, Australia, in
an endurance skating test, skated for
81 hours, He then collapsed on ac-
count Of blistered feet. Whether or
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-01-07

Saturday Jan, Is will Sc the last
of the scheduled soccer matches play
ed. There is an abandoned game
which may be played after the regular
series has been completed, if neces-
sary.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-01-07

The history OF the Davis tennis cup
is Interesting For the third time in
succession the nation styled in the re-
gulations as Australia and New Zea-
land" has succeeded in winning for
the third time the symbol of the
worlds tnenis championship. Yet even
this is not a record. America won
the bowl in 1900, had a walk-over in
1901, there being no challengers, and
won again in 1902 The British Isles
won the blue ribbon" in 1903, 1904,
1905, and 19O6-four times running.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-01-07

There is some talk of sending Mrs.
Coultre to the Coast to represent Ha-
wall on the mainland tennis courts
this year. If she goes the Hawaiian
Tennis Association may defray the ex-
penses of her trip.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-01-07

On Saturday at p. m. at the Oahu
Country Club there will be a doubles
match between Roth and Gee Of Homo
lulu, and Long and Mclaughlin Of
California.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-01-07

Arthur Douglas of Australia mas
been matched to fight the Engligh light
Weight Johnny Summers in Melbourne
on March 2.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-01-07

Dick Cullen who recently left Ho-
nolulu for Australia has been matched
with an Australian lightweight nam
ed Michigan, said to be tough pro-
position.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-01-07

Johnny Summers of England mas
been matched to fight Rudolph Unholz
in Melbourne on Anniversary Day.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-01-07

Richard Arnst, worlds champion
sculler, has been matched to row
Ernest Barry on the zambezi River,
South Africa. The British South
Africa Co. is promoting the race.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-01-07

The probable entries in the doubles
tournament to be played on the Bere-
tania courts are as follows: Long and
Mclaughlin, Roth and Gee, w. F. Dill
lingham and Harold Dillingham;, r. A.
Cooke and c. F. Cooke, Richards
senior and junior Steere and Novel;,
DEER and Hoogs, Anderson and Lowe.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-01-07

Gunner" Moir, the English heavy
weight, is in Australia and will be
matched with either Lang or Squires.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-01-07

Battling Nelson and AL. Wolgast
have been matched to fight As rounds
in San Francisco on Feb. 2S.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-01-07

Judge Edings is recovering from
appendicitis at the Queens Hospital
an operation having not been deemed
necessary
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-01-07

The committee of the M. A. c. has
approved of an alteration in law 81 to
allow a side, in three days match,
to declare it's innings closed at any
time during the progress of, the Sec
ond days play.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-01-07

The soccer games on Saturday Will
be. Ironworks VS.. Punahou, and males
VS., High School, the games taking
place in the order named.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-01-07

Rudolph Unholz, at present boxing
win great success in Austrtlia, has a
brother George who recently made his
fistic debut in the same country.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-01-07

The return engagement OF Bill
Squires and Bill Lang is set down to
take place in Melbourne on Jan. II.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-01-07

An Indian cricket team will visit
England in 1911 A guarantee fund
has been opened in Bombay to which
a sum of $4,000 rupees has already
been subscribed
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-01-07
SPORTDRIF
st. Burns Day, January Is,

The c. A. c. meeting takes place
tonight.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-01-07
SPORT

not this constitutes a worlds record
is not known
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-01-07

rIoa Soh Printing. star Omc&
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-01-07

Honolulu, January 9, 1910.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-21
Shilling SULkS
and IS SUSPENDED
Crack Jockey Punished by the
Judges for Refusing to
Ride Yesterday

Jockey Carroll Shilling was set down
by the racing officials yesterday at
Emeryville for not fulfilling his en-
gagements during the day. The lad
had become aggrieved at a fancied
wrong and decided to leave the scene
and return to his home His absence
from the track yesterday, when he
was scheduled to ride a couple of
horses during the afternoon, caused the
judges to take action
Shilling is under contract to ride for
Adolph Spreckels. He has been highly
successful since he started riding here
a few weeks ago. 1t is claimed that
private detectives have been following
Shilling and that the boy resented be-
ing gum shoed."
There are a number of stories in
circulation as to the reason why Shill-
ing declined to ride here. Gossip has
1t that he was reprimanded by the
judges for his effort on Chester Krum
saturday, but they do not confirm this
story
Shilling's stay on the ground may be
long one unless he decides to be a
good boy and ride. If he should be
kept from riding for any considerable
length of time he would probably take
on a lot of weight and lose his skill
in the saddle
The first horse of E. B. Cassatt to
make Its appearance at the meeting
started in the first race yesterday,
when Sallie D'Day carried the colors
of the eastern turfman. The youngster
might have done something, but her
saddle slipped and ruined whatever
chance she had of winning.
Hamper, the crack sprinter, is walk
ing again after having been fired for
bad knee.
Little Taylor is gaining fame these
days by his competent work in the
saddle. He and Eddie Martin were the
leading Jockeys of the afternoon, land
ing two winners each.
l.. A. Basngame came up from Fres-
no with Little Jane and a couple of
yearlings.
After winning the third event Lord
or the Forest was run UP to s1.005 by
w Gabriel, but Owner Jones retained
his horse.
J. M. Crane has purchased three
yearlings from c. P. Waterhouse. They
are Sweet Dale by Maxnic- Sweet Fav-
erdale Lanel by AltamaxPrejudi
and First Fashion by First Tenor-Bit
of Fashion.
Beatrice Soule was the medium of a
big play. The filly was backed from
to to 1S to 5.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-21
Transfer of the Browns
Is Approved

ST. LOUIS. Dec. 20-President B. B.
Johnson of the American league to-
night approved the transfer of the
majority stock of the St Louis Amerf-
can league club by Robert L Hedges
to f. NJ Hodgman, Mark Ewing, Ben
Adkins and others. This announce
ment, was made by Adkins, one of the
new owners The American league
president held several conferences with
Hedges and the new owners this after
noon, and prior to taking the train for
Chicago tonight, 1t is said. expressed
himself as entirely satisfied with the
local situation.
Hedges will continue as president of
the club until a meeting In January,
at which a new set of officers will be
elected and a manager chosen for the
forthcoming season.
The new owners. decided to settle
the claims of Jack O'Connor against
the old directorate. 1t was stated that
the former manager will be retained
with the team in some capacity yet to
be determined upon next year.
O'Connor's claims are said to amount
to nearly $4,000.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-21
PENSACOLA RESULTS

PENSACOLA Fla. Dec. 20.-Bad riding and
the defeat Of I'VE favorites were the main fea-
lures Of this afternoons racing. Bad weather
Fas responsible FOR a small attendance. Re
suits
First race four and a half furlongs-Hsymar-
ket. 70 J. won; Shepherd Song. TO 1. second:
Red Robin, 70 s. third. Tine, SO 3-5-
Second race four and a half furiongs-Bosse-
rian 10 i. won; p. J. Swanner. even, second;
Slewfoot, even, third. Time, 30 1 3.
Third race. SIX furlongs-Lady Chiffon. 4 70 l.
won. May Hamilton. 10 ], second; Gilpan. /
t. 2, third Tine, 20 %
Fourth race. six and half Interpretations
Girl, 10 j. won; Doctor Crook. to /, second;
Gurusde. ? 70 3, tbird Tine, :27 s-5.
Fifth race. one and a sixteenth miies-Profile,
~ 10 !. won; San GIL. / 10 3. second; AmyL
3 - ?, third. Time. 1.56 %.
Sxth race. six furlongs-Our Nugget, 21z to
y Won; Autumn Rose. ont. second; Cherok ee
Rose, out. third. Time 1.19
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-21
JACKSONVILLE RESULTS

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. Dec 2o-Guv Fisher
81 70 1, won the fourth and feature race q,
todsy's card at MODcrief, after a furious stretch
drive Summaries:
First race, five furlongs-Fort Worth. to
won: Monte Fox. to 3, second; Oakley, to 5
third Time, 1:01 So
Second race. i've and 2 half furlongs-Ivsbel
even, won; Limpet. 10 i. second: Definite 7f
10 1. third. Time. !. .Os -.
Third race, one mile and 20 yards-GaIlez
Slave, IS 10 5, wons Mapleton. even, second. n
keck. 70 2, third Time. I:46
Fourth race. six furlongs-Guy Fisher Z 10
won. JscE Parker. ] 10 (. second: Danger Mari
out, third Time, i.I3 %
Fifth race. six furlongs-Ida D. to 1. won.
Al Red. 10 !, second; Dsnheld, 6 10 8 third
Time. 1913 IS.
Sixth race. one and sixteenth miles-Ardri
~ !. won: Hilltop. 10 g. second: FLASHING
10 10 j. third Time, l:49.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-21
m,Boband PorkyFree:
Promoter Held

SCHENECTADY, N. Y. Dec. 2O.-sam
Langford. Bob Armstrong and ..Porky"
Flynn were discharged in police court
this morning with consent of Rev. DR..
George r. Lunn, reformer, preacher
and editor. who swOre out the warrants
resulting in the raid on the American
athletic club last night. Jake Carey.
the promoter, was held in $500 bail for
trial December 29.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-21
CORINTHIANS TO BUILD

AT a special meeting of the Corin-
thlan Yachting club held at the Mer-
chants exchange last night il was de-
cldeu TO raise funds to complete the
building of the clubhouse at Tiburon by
increasing the membership dues. The
money raised through this method will
pc placed In special fund, and it is
expected that the building of the new
clubhouse will be started next October
In time for the final races of the season.
ine annual banquet of the club will be
held at the present clubhouse at Thu
ron on Monday night.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-21
DAILY BEATS DE ORo

NEW YORK, Dec 2o-Jolln Daily of
Chicago tonight defeated Albert de
ORC of Cuba in the first block of so
points In their $50 point match for the
worlds three cushion billiard cham
pionship. The score was: DAILY so, De
Oro 30 De Gro played in poor form.
ms best run was 8, while DAILY made
high runs of Z. and 3.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-21

place shows D O 20 S aes d % @ A g @mgtes on l yen
Trained by W Fisher
the ide and
o
Rock ran fair badly a
an mile
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-21
LOMOND CAPTURES
JUAREZ FEATURE
OddSOn Choice Gets Decision
After a Terrific Drive
Through Stretch

JUAREZ, Mexico, Dec. 2O.-The track
at Terrazas park today was in sur
prtsingly good shape after the early
morning rain The handicap at six
furlongs was won by Lomond, 4 to 8
shot. but only after a terrific drive all
through the stretch. Nettie March
mont proved an easy winner in the 2
year old race. Summary:
FIRST RACE-F1ve furlongs; selling;
Ddds. Horse, Weight and Jockey. Fin
15-l-Jusrez. 112 Uouder) ).....-.............. l
5l-Oat. 1l2 (Gsnz) z)--......-..-.......-..-... 2
7l-SOoD, Jos (Keogh). gh)......--....-........... 3
Tine. 1:o2 1-5. Desdwood. Iwalsni Count de
also ran
sEOoYD RAoE-six furlongs, selling:
ODDS Horse. Weight and Jockey. Fin.
s5-Kopek. 100 (Gsnz) -------..-.-.-....... 1
s-1-yoe Woods, 100 (Reid) d)......-.-...... 2
all NJ Eckert, lo9 Murphy ..-.-..-.-.- 8
Tine. l:i5 2-5. Sir Barry, Bantronia. Irrigs-
Tor Gene Wood. DR.. Mack. Hannibal Bey, also
THIRD R4cE-seyen furlOngs; selling; 3
ODDS Horse, Weight and Jockey. Fin.
=, e-Bob lynch 1os CNurphy) )..-.--..--.
s-l-Work Box, Il2 CMccuIlough) ..........- 8
Dangerous March, Melissa. also ran
FOURTH RACE-Six furIongs: bsndicsp:
Odds Horse, Weight and Jockey Fin.
4-5-Lomond lO2 (Nolan) )..-..-............
6-l-Dr smoot. % Allen ..---.--........... 2
- d. -- 80. ....
Tine. i:is S-5. Bslronis also ran.
FIFTH RACE-Five furlongs:
Odds Horse. Weight and Jockey Fin
S-l-Nettie Marchmont. JOY (R WILSON, - ]
1-l-Frsnk Mullens. 100 0ouder) ....... ,
721-Salan. 100 fKentl .-........ ....... 2
Tine, 1.0l. Edmond Adams, Sterling also
ran.
SIXTH RACE-one mile: selling:
Odds. Horse Weight and Jockey n,
z-5-Licht Wool los CKeogh) .
lOl-Himslsys. 10 (Murphy) . .
Sl-Barney Oldfed. IlO (Ganzl - 2
Tine, Al 2-5. Tavors, Cobleskill. Bon Ton
1sskmaster. Sir Edward, also ran
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-21
LLBOUND-CHESTER KRUM-ARASEE
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Remarks
Figures on top.
Ran an excellent race last out
Should be close up.
Should be close up.
Has a lot OF speed.
Won on opening day OF season: been let m
Getting better.
Better on muddy track
Has speed
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-21

Ilue-.z1, "a 80. lib 80. At post minul
l.lsaro. ! place, IL show: Fretful. sho
Esperanza. Trained by G. II. Thomas st,
easily. High price-Lissro 3, Combury 5. D.
nrst half, took the lead in the stretch an,
smart race, finishing gamely. Combnr
ton and Deneen broke SLOWLY and u-ere nnr
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-21
TRACK REFORM DELAYED

CHICAGO. Dec. 20.-University OF
Chicago athletic officials have again de-
layed action on the reform rules
passed at the December Sd meeting OF
the conference college representatives
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-21

1me-:Z4, :4I 3-5, 1:13 To. At post
Emma. 3 place. l show: Bambrl
Trained by F. Kelly. Start good.
the Forest 11-5, Captain John 2.
tanned Lord OF the Forest went
Emma G ran right to her form.
gsmely. Captain John broke from
Mentry had to take him up, losing
strong and may have been best.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-21
sIUNk coRNELL cAPTAIN

E3ward Munk Of indianapolis, left
tackle OF this years eleven, was
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-21
THE CALL'SRACINGFORM CHART

%, ,3AKAND Tuesday
1884 FIRST RAoEFuriy maiden
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Rr>ttr 'O>r u,>G,>'> mr..
Brookbn Policeman Who SS'rd T~"
lives IBir> Of IIis IIust

puhc"m1u Ju~"ph Mangau whu S7-
~ lurei ,.1riv on sunday morning Vhhe
f".cinng fuur-yalr. odd pnro'hV ~ohui'y.l
from q fir. ~ ~, tigu'h lv-uu. RruuA-
lyn. diet last uIght iu me Sru~y Hospital
Lat" Yesterday aftrrupnn hs recovered
600, iuu-n"-~ and p-kl ~ - -" the li'lr
gIrl AMI her lrptD,r. Iiva-d @ wears I'D
~hpm be- had s1vei 90 -" -arre TINE
Iiefur" 90" .hildr"n ,puld be- brought -
tho hospital IA" policeman was dead
ManxIn discovered %" 'ir'. ~ ~. I''l"
th-re story NrUd.'t py.l!'ug. and after
turning m an alarm b." rpI-'., n' isniu'.
n" iwu children wrr" l.ft h"hnd pu
the r", floor. Niangar found them.
started the i'ny down fr" escape and
started - carry 'ta g,ri p,I' A. the head
II tho stain he vas overcome hy smok"
aud fell ~ 10. landing. fonr below
~" -trY,I On hls head and hi- skull Was
fractured The child s'ill held IA h-
arms was unhuTt
NauEan was attached - ~" FIf'h
avcnu. station ~. VAS - wears Old
md had been ~ ~. d-pa-' m"ni eighteen
year, he leaves WIDOW and tnr''.
Daughters
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FORIkFR SIIENCED.
-Four speaking Date. IN Onto Cancelled n,
Former senator.

CorrNRUs. Ohio oct 70 As a result
81 many protest, brough, about ~ his
-p"""h 81 Marysv.lle on saturday. IN
which he ATTACHED col Roosevelt and
Aroused rampaIgn excitement To = high
pitch former senator Joseph - Foraker
has given up his fDur schr,i'l.''l speeches
az Naudu-ky. Athens Lebanon ard Day
ton
Although no authoritative informal. on
wl- ~ g.. had ~ Republican stat" G'a'i-
quarter tonight - - kn"Hr that thu
STATE committee Informed the ~ senator
81 ~" protest. mad"
ForaXer u sad - ha'" g..' ~" 'au,.
paiRn angry To-uiFh' h" wu.,,dut lis.
c'IS- hla action ~" declared - r"w-
pareriU.u thai -" stat. comm. ''". -hould
l." .lsL"d for "a "Nu'tEattuu. h.' ~ ~.
PLANTATION was forthcoming from hat
SOUR" All ~'I''. hartman lIv.lr wuuld
sav va- 'h1t a." stat" comm ''"" hUd
cancelled upra ~ fprnE"~'s "rgaF"r"u'-
~s,udrsGy R"p.hG,auS TODAY r"''H''-i
= '"."grlm frpI I4-p.~ SAVING ~"
wp'llint -;"lN 'I'r" -. morrow ulPni
irl"rnpr" 'pL .,'rs Ifiuu- held later - I"'I
." stla- ur'n ~ his discrimination
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PO>rS Sr0R or ITE rRIr.
haIl"onist TrIIS oT the TnghI and the
I.BnE Tramp BArk

iii'"t IIII. GA" Du' % lu"'.tt4s
Post told - night ih" story 81 ~" t'iu Il
Man Ilawl'r and hur,rl' ~ tho balloon
Nm"fica u w. trp--od Lake " .,hgau
tid AZ" Huron aud iuiinN'd ~" rout"
~ ~" prppprsr! ''"urg Gu tIy tHnnl
ihrt" - water ga, ~ ~ rha' section II
''" country u"' only I"' the anal llt
I" h"it al M" ,larr- 1T ihr II. All %"
Then IS" oruSs,.I M" ottawa and
h"ai''I over 10" lnr'-t~ ~ northern
Qr"h"r. Is,s-lns over Iunuucrnhl. lakes
ind rt'"r- IN" country below 70, always
VA d"n-"iy wno.lcI On Wednesday
morning "" found that ~ were NORTH
~ IaN" ~ John and going v"Il and Ne
had hops that 49, would h.. all. - con-
TIM" IA" uip uuiil Ne struck the lIhrI-
dor spast
I nf"rtun1'.'lv Ihp.T , u.rl"., ~
"Wednesday afternoon q storm cam" ~
hni u hc,iru" u,.,r,~lry .. mIsc . land
ur "" picked uut = muuu'uru and
com" down upon ~ mud uadr ~ "1-v
landing - ~" TruruiItu-l," - an nl'yi
'"u - dtuuI .lu i,,'i 49,. Me- a.
1Ii T. VI
" WI~ r"'r IIshrlIn IrI 49, hu"w
'hnt "a" w"r" q 'nus,d"rani- d,-tAu""
irru NV -"'t'"rucu' ~ ". d,.ni'lel 80
itA.s ''," night ~ ~" hlS,er - ~" bal
loon ~" neat morning Ne ttar'"i tor
"iviliIait"u. h"ldIng south We hal
thr'-' dav> 81 -'t"uunus "Nsrrt-" with
~" rior' - "li ihIu w. absolutely u.c"..
.nrY. - 49, had 30 amy all pur iuua a.
we'll ~ lb" Nl1uh~i - cover "a a. night
Nud We needed thp..' blnns"'- badly.
trT "" hal 100 -noW-iurIn- uu 'hs way
ON the fnIrth Law "" i",lud iAr camp
Il lack Matthias. trLpp.r tnf"r
uIuatey u" WIs away from huru" ~"
howcy.r. stayed there and enjoyed 'hr
hospitality 30 ht, hut Tor "a dlv Ut ~ ch
ue,.,ir'l rest IG"n four Fr"n"h Canadian
irapp"rS turned pp. aud hk" gu.,d fellows
tt"ughi ~, ont Nv ciup" g. ~ Authruis'
where w- arrived this Ifianuo.',
~ neat ar ~. can iEur' .Hf hLi-
.iug 81 l," vI- about hftv-ri"h' mile
north "f 'hicuuiinu Ih.r" - rather
a large iik" near wh-r, -" k,usi"l LAX.
PIS'""Iml and ~" laud,,I h'.rw""u I've
and eight iuil"S north Two smaller hk"
w"r" ais" laced hy ~ ~ y" r1Id" our
WV through 'h" wppd-
III" '"untIy tier" - verv rough and
nrr 'ra'"l was I","~-ariN -ipw ard
arduuii~ ~ the .Hfr.mv
II" hu,h VII '.rv dem" and zee TAD
a hard i''nr lighting ou' Wly ihrDugb.
hui drd not s.N"r any SrIv ,"r" hhrd
ship,
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CAPT. WALLS SAVED, BOAT TOO
TOTED INrO GlLTESTON UITH
700 ono FEET OFLI NBERIN HER.
Skipper DrnTlou> Two Da,> NtsT tie
sent the crew on on the HArah
Pirkrd I . the ThIrd nav Complains
That Haran DId Not Provision IIin.

GNivFsroS Tex Oct "a The tramp
steamship Park WOOD. capt J FAlconsr.
s'h"h port his evening from Trinidad
nivinR 10 ~ the schooner Hpl.Iss pod
and "a l.r-i her skipper capt 2 ?
Waits ~h, Vas p,rsed up thpu' Ito u.i"s
~ -" cuts, - Campelchy. Mexico. IN
1hIr-dar. O'tyb.- - Th" aged captain
SlS teli~i1us when ~. steamer Nhich
had ncsu blown about POI mica nut II
h"' coarse responded - IA" Distress
-rgra' hviag f-uu the Hollywood aud
cam" alongside t'uln!" - stand ny.
H." s.,pper 'rpstra'" ia IA" storm bat
'"-'-d dny6. N-lkiv CAV" "rl-rs - his
o-"N S"iri u. imagined vas still around
h.'n
BIZ a ~..a Ipug.zhmsr' aud nursing
ia bard 'hn rir!.wo"d brought him
nac, - normal .,ri.',1u AMI b" told
"a. story e n,N hi- "r"W - seven mon
uY,t him - Npu,h,v u"'nu,- u. wh"n
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CtBI\ET 10 TikE THE SRI VIZ.
NaErl aud wilson To speaL IN ThIs state
aRd knoN and NacyraEh IN onto.

WAsHINGIoS. oct. 20 Members 81 th.
Cabinet ar. getting ready 10 go ont on the
stump Secretary Nagnl II was announced
to-day. will -I"aA IN Albany on November
I under ~" auspices 81 the Republican
state committee - New YORK. His
speech will ha reviewed bv President
Taft before u j. Delivered and will make
II PLAN that che administration ~ very
murn N .1rUs-t M itz support ~ slim
son II .- pr"bibl" that Mr. Nag"l will
hay -um"tnlug o" -sy ~ regard - the
Prc,t lent = he.r"f that IN" 1912 Presidential
question u not involved m the New York
state -truggi" Secretary Wilson also will
speak m N"w York state. hut the date
mas NOT i..'n fixed
IN. Pr".ld"at hl. decided 10 send
Secretary Kn,N and Secretary MaCNeaRn
out INTO ONO Secretary Knox will speak
iu Cincinnati on November and m
Columns on November ,. Dates have
not bsen arranged for Mr. Mac Neagh
The Ohio Republican STATE committee
asked that tho cabinet of'oers be Sent
Out
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GuNOR >rIR> rP WiSHINGrON
Mhen tie says 'IFear l. No BETTER Than
New AOrk.

WNsHtNGToS. Oc' - Navpr Gavuor =
Gath aud Askr'uu ,tat-fu"nt about Wash
ing'nu Eas s'IrreI 'h.ng- Ip here The
Niavnr Is credited With having SAID.
I-iI = NJ y 'ith. publish It not "a
~. streets - .-asl,n bat fear As'
Washington from what saw IA three
mile walk after iar~ SvniaT evening IL
No better than N-N Ylrh
That's pr"''" good. .Su' - said Dis-
tn, CniuT.--'uusr Rudolph 'hIs after
noon Wi'h a 20 lr i.H'. ~ L.s yo'c. let .
80" "a her" I'D Mav3r Gtynor gp' Down
PcLusvl anna avenue. I'D vuV say. sun
day nigh. N"i.. vel. wish l.. been
there too Guess IA have "a take a
th-er mile stroll mvs.,lf some SUNDAY
~ .nIng | didn' know that Washing
TN was m a." same class Iih New York
~ all
Gath and Ask"lyn adds,l IN. Com
urIss. ,i."- 'houRh'ful!y. the are %
uJu" II IA" tim" table, ! have here IA
NV dos. They NAV h, "a 'hs New York
New Ia. "u and Hartford boat I don't
travel thv road often
~.-rr-tafy Tyndalc uf 'h. District Com
90 ,>,uu Vas u,hri wha' pa" Mayor opuld
have seen M h. 'hr.-- lt.'- walk thu
world aarrant -ucn n statement Score
'ary Iyudsl- Tossed all rhs doors - hr-
ufi.e
-h-sh--h. human nature - 'h"
sane. - -rNrw here. 3" " O. -u'r.si