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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-07-30
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Stdbte bss 2anbes.

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900 giuipobn.rn bsiibeu Shulbsn i'm
8eiammtbstrase bon 81, 718, 200, 900,
tpie bic i'm Sabre 1908 pom Genius
bureau ungeitslIte untsriu4uug isita
isst.
gpn oisIsr Risisniumme fhuIbst bic
Staot Rem Yort 1854, 100000 oosr
stpa 40 proSent. 9as lit sttpus mebr
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anDsre StaSt ffulbet uno msbr als
bic 5dlfte Der geiammtIduIben Der 20
5und6it am msiiten psrI6uIoetsn
St1ote.
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158 Stdote i'm Sabre 1908 fir Der,
6eHerungen ausSabltsn, sab Rstp gort
allein $83,000,000 obsr nabesu elm
Erittsl aug. Die Sdulb Ren Dorts
betrdgt pro aopf Der gspGltsruns
Sl57 uno Der ndfit b66it berIhulbss
ten Stdot:: Cincinnati 1923, 9oiton
$119 uno 9alpsftpn $113.
gs Diro oarnuf bingsipisIen, oaB
Elm groB.r Sbeil Der 2lussa6sn Rem
gprts fir 9erbsTsruussn i'm Oifsnts
lihen Gisnit seratt purbsu, ipis d.
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gr6auung pon griiden etc. Bon ben
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n.rn beiist Detroit bic niebrisfisn
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gspoli.rung. Snbiauapolis, oeFen
gso0lierungssahl alsrbinss nod feline
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ben pro aopf Der gsoolterune. Sm
Sabre 1908 aa6 Chicago SIS. .O93, ,986
unb philadelphia $14.473.1s4 aus.
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ben allsr Stdbts mar fir Sffsntli6e
9erbeHerutsen unb .in psiteres Grits
tel fir Straben.
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tet.
Sort MabiIon, Sa., 20. Suli.
Spbn Suniin, elm farbigsr Sirdflins,
Der I'M 5ebruau 1908 in Sttumpa an
glara RoIsn. siner WeiBsn, eineu
2aitmorb besangen, tpurbe Jrei.dg i'm
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Oil SO. bon 9ttip sSerIeD, bon Ohio
uHb Sohn .. gtpdefsller inn bisiigen
Common plsuss9eritt auf $3.50. 600
Dertfost. Sic bebaupten in ibrsr Ria
gsi9rift, oab bic 9ertlaetsn ben 9reis
auf Petroleum in Der abiifi, Tie an bic
Wdno Su briidtn. 10 tief herabi.st.n.
baB tie ibr 0elhdft oufeebsn muBt,n
uno sinen Shootn bon $500 ers
littu. FeIlep unb Siesle perlansen is
$780, 900 uno Mewsanes $50, 900.
Dis orti iraren unaS1Gnsiss pstro.
lsam1q,r 1q,rssujsassrL
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-07-30


Gin 6ineiii6er Gra
preiIer. Soa Sit, Elm Sop Sinq
Spng WIunn, Der oieier Sage DON Der
9olt5ei in Sau 5rarcisco uerbuftet
purbs, 1T Der GrpreTun9 unoetlqgt.
5aIIs er Dem arm per 9ers6tigteit
entgebsH iOlIte, iiro $3.50 ouf ieinsn
aopf ausgeieBt. Gr giug in ieinengrz
preHungsperiuten nit elmer iuI9en
Gift 81 Werte, oab er bic poIisei Su
ieinen 8erbreheu gebrau6te. Seia:
Spfer paren fineiiihe Sraueu Der
SaIbtDeIt, uno oisis iino jeBt 10 pou
0utb uuf Goa Sit. oaB iie ertISrtsn,
oab, Iie, fails er Ri6t perurtbeiIt
peroe, i'm t0oten fpurosu. Sou sSit
nabm iih Die ttneitineH 1ruusu aus
8orn uno tam ouf Die neue Soee, Die
YoIi5st ais oiIfsmittsl gu oebrauhsn.
gr ging gu Dem Gbinatopn=S Sergeans
ten uno er3dbIte ibn. oaB Die uuo bic
Jrau in isinem Sauie tpobnte unb linn
@elo 11uloe, bod befiirhte sr, bQB
er getoDtet ipiirbs, fpenH er oas @elo
allein tolletttreu tpolIe, urb bite um
6ilfe. Sin 8oli3iit rpurbe nit ibm
selhidt, unb in 9egsnpart bes Beam
ten iogts er ben 5rausu in hrn.iiiher
Sprabe, oaB lie, lpsnu 1ie ni2t cine
getpiiie Summe an ihn be3a5len mir
ben, oer6aftet fperosn ioIIten. go
matte er ss me6rers Wale, unb bic
9nlt3ei mar natIrIid in benz glaus
ben, oab sr oas 8eLo rehtmGbis Su
oerluneen babe. 4b Wtoot mar bas
lebte Gpfer. sic gtug su Detettios
lauptmunn Dau, unb oisIer aab ibr
gesei6uetes 9slb nit Der QutpeiiIns,
es Syot Sit 81 geben. sic sabIts ptez
Iss in 9egsundrt Der Setettios Gull
Iipau unb 9rplstts. porauf baun Spa
Sit nit heH ge8eidueten Getnitldsn
in ieinem 8sits perbaftet Durbe. Gie
feds hineititeu 8eiea Ibaften tpsrben
bic 4ntIage erheben uun bobe1 etnsu
Spssialsa!ag.a1!pG!t NIT esr Gxb<tt
bttrcxt.
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ShiTsu adbrid,teH.

Rem gOrt. 29, Suli. 4Hseton:s
men: caroline" DON 5aprs, ,Lli2@
HId" Don Rsaps!.
groD beab. 46geQ.: .peuna
'pInania" (Oon Rep YorD nd1 Sam=
burg.
Son BON. 2lngst.: rWprteSur.a-
oon Montre1I.
4bgeg.: r2ats Ri6islH" na6
UlontreoI.
RurfeiIIs. abgeg.: Santa
Arna" na6 Rem gort.
Reupel. Qanget.: .ptsaop51"
orr gep YOrt.
Gibraltar. Qnget .,&4ropd"
roT gtep gOrt, mad g2sapsl 3.itinrnt.
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2Iep gprt,
Gsnua. Gbss9.: nSannio" rad
@Citon.
SOut bumpt Q II. @pgso.: ,4tnr=
TIA" mad Reru gort.
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Iass far ben Gmpians bes Or.
Grippen bereit.
Ter am Sonntas an gurb Der rWont'
role" Tatber goint erreidleu miro.
Ter Shaoeu, ben Sos ihledte 8et'
ter ON Der frau56Fiheu Gsute
angerihtet,
pirS anf S4OO,OOO,OO0 abssiddst.
Die Gage in Spauieu mir b
brphenb.

Rabrib, 90. SuIi. Seit Der
g..annimahuns Der 5botia6e, baB
elm 8run spiFden Der ipuniiheH Res
pierung unb be mWatitun beDorItebe,
berrfht In allen areii.n oes aanoes
cine unrube, bic .auf beporitebenbe
Didiis. grsisnifT. i6Iisb.u ldbt.
Don Saims Don Bourbon, Der iarlis
ftiihe 9bronprGtenbsnt, srlieb am
Jreitug .in Rnnifeit an bic aurtiiten
I'm parldment. in bsm er iie bafiir be-
IDbt, oaB lie 10 treu aum popit baIteu
unb bic airde D.rtbeibisen. Das Wlas
nifejt ihli.bt nit ben Wortsn:.
sd CLAUDE, Der Tag III nift m.6r
fern. an benz m.ine anbGnoer Iih um
uniere Jobner i9ooren miiHen. Sd
iperbe lie gum aampf fiibren."
Der premier gannlsios tpirb tpobrz
fheinlih ben H6nia 4lfous eriuhen.
ben bon ibm (bem prsmier) einseIhIas
senen aurs in elmer 0ffeutlihen ans
iiinbisuns euisubiBen.
Die Gage I'M 4llgemsinsn ipirb nod
burt ben Streit Der 9srgleuis in ben
eotaloniiten proDinsen perftlimmert
uHb our6 bic eeIessutlihsn 3uiams
menit0bs aipiihen ben iatboliIden uno
liberalen gkmsnien in alien 2beilen
bes 2annes.
81 Wunbo1 Iagt iiber ben nrpbsns
ben 8ru4 sptihen Der fponiIhen Re<
eiernns unb benz Watitan: Der bl.
Stuhl bat ieinen Gruno. iih bsleioigt
su fiiblen. gr tit abiihtlih hmiibt,
stneu Bruh berbei3ufiibrsn. aIaubno,
cdb init 6ilfe bes alerus In SpaHien
iinb oss itreng tatbolil9en 4bsls bic
air6e bic Sberbanb bs5ulisn tpirbe.
Cine iehr enereiihe dntitleriiale Hams
ragne ipirb bic Jolse isin."
Gan Sebaitian, 20. Suli. -
Ter premier gana!eias bate am
Nahmiitas cine lanse aonferens NIT
bem a0Hig alfons uno mad SnlaB
btrIelb.n purbe nneetunoist, bab Der
ipaniihe 9oiihafisr beim 0atitan, ser
Warquis emilio De Cjeba. ab5eruf.n
fuoroen Isi.
GIeid5sitig nuroe bic aniitt gum
ausorud eebraht, orB Elm grud1 nit
benz Watiton undusbleibIih lei. loerr
Ganaleias iaste benz GSnig. .oab bic
Resieruns bic BsDinsunesn bes Bait
fans nift annebmen tonns. unb bab
Der hl. Siubl in biefem Sinne benaGs
rihiiei iperben ipiirDe.
Der prsmier gonaleias nirD iein
aniitleritulss prosramm burhfiibr.n
unb babel nuf bic llnteritiibunq Oes
15ntss alfons rsnnen.
Gefdbrfihs unrube In
Gibtt.
Gimla. 9ritifh. Snbisn, %. sSuli.
Die nnruben in Tibet in syolse Der uns
srmiiblihen Mftipitdt Der gbirvfen, iii
cine 10 bohsrdbisf ssfporbsn. oaB bic
tnoiihe Negieruns nnseoronet bdt. oGB
cine torfe 1ruppenobtbeiluna an ber
GrtnSe 1ibeis In 1ereiiIHaft gshuIien
ipsteen fol-. I'm ipsun nSt6ie fofort
0ssntft xno 0xatsna ssa bsitii4 4en
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lNetterteridjt.

sir Obio unb bas ipsitliht
Benrfnlpanien: 1bsilrpeiie tribes
gp,tter am Gomitug. am Spnntds
id,ones geettsr. gadbig itdrts psflide
Minbe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-07-30

portsmputb, O., %. 3uli. =
5reo. Muneie. Elm 18 Sabre alter
gurifs. ipuroe am 5reitag Morgen 3u
friiber Stunbe bon Ieinem Better Sub
Wunrie i'm S1laf ssitoF.n unb t0ots
Ii& ssxuvusst Der Usaress II; sn..
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-07-30

Ter Snipeftoc Ten bon SCOTLAND
garb in Gather goint selaubet.
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Sas llltimatum bes Setteren
uom bent Yremier Ganalejas
suriidsewieieu,
per, pom oem Ssonis Affons
unterfiitt,
Gein auti'flerifafes YrcBramm
in enersiiherSSeii sur 2nrd3s
fiibrnns briuseu tuirb.
Son .Saime, Der farliitiid)e Sbrunpra'
tenbent,

Sritt ebenfaas nit einem Wianifeit in
bic poIitiide Arena Elm.
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Cincinnati eamitas, ben 80 Snli 1910.

Der Stra6en6a6n.Strdk in
Columbus, 0.
3rpt Der Nnmeienbeit puu 1000
Wianm IruppcH
5ino Die ara,uaGe fdfimmer
afs ie supor.
Dsabor WariHaa init oem @erbals
ten Der 1rmppen na5ufriebeu.
7ie 8efdaftslase Ses eanSes be-
friebigenb.
BiiforS gimhot als 8ouUerusnrsfau'
eioat fir 0em Yorf in 8Oridlas
gebraft.
Der aaiirer Str MniIiidl 'Ggiurfiten
ganf in Rem Oorf, GrUiH 8ioer
perbaftet.
Gr wia am Wputas ihnIOis pIaibireu
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Muslano. Selegrapb

MuslanD. Selegrapb
Gin Bru6 Swb6en SpaniM
uno Dem Oalibaa.
Sas llltimatum oes 9ebtercn
ppm bent Yremier Ganalejas
suriidsewieieu,
Der, pom oem Ssonig Affons
unterfiitt,
Gein autiflerifafes VroBranm
in emersiiHers9eiie sur 2nrd,'
fiibrnns briuseu tpirb.
Son Saime, Der farliitiide Sbrunpra'
tenbent,
Erift ebenfals nit einem Wanifeit in
bic pOIitiide Arena Elm.
Ter Snipeftoc Ten bon SCOTLAND
garb in Gather Yoint selaubet.
--e-
Iaes far ben Gmpians bes Or.
Grippen bereit.
Ter am Eountns an gprb Der vWont'
role" Tatber goint erreidDeu miro.
Ter Sdaoen, ben Sas ihlebte 8et'
ter on Der frau56Fiheu Gsute
angerihtet,
-
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-04-05
CRACK ATHLETES
AFTER RECORDS

The field events in the Y. NJ. c. A.
,oaat 70 he baId At the Rows, Field
.,...,,.. .-...-a -. 800.
saturday, PIoihlse 10 pilhS OUT so"le
Of the best records Of the year. The
Island records in the shot pat aud pole
,-arIt seem doomod ,o 90 and Good
-,or1,s ava 11,olr - ho ,o.do - +bo
othef events
Mcleod of Waipahu, who has recori
better than ANYTHING ever made in the
g.1ords { ,,r,o+ioircr bord Cor +bo shot
t., go r,-7,.,. 49,, :: 49,. ~.
I"'' """ 'oise E"di'No Is "olNln9 o"V
every day 1t IS possible that Paul
Wilmington, the crack Harvard athlete,
may be induced TO go after the Island
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-04-05

on the cards in Honolulu. for he has
challenged Sarcone and Sarcone has ac-
cepted his challenge. The match is 60
ing to be good one providing it does
not occur too soon. Sarcone needs to
get into condition.
simmons gives the impression that
he is always in condition and he is
said to carry a ticket to dreamIand in
his mitt that viii make Sarcone wonder
when he IS introduced to it. He is a
little shorter than the Camp Very boy,
little stockier and he appears to be
little quicker, but if anyone begins
to dope the fight up in advance from
Sarcone : appearance last Saturday
night he may be left out in the cold
cold rain. The marine is Just recover
ing from a cracked rib and has suffer
ed series of accidents that caused
the doctors to refuse to allow him to
enter two fights for which he was
signed.
In his acceptance of Simmons chal-
lenge, which was printed in these col
umns last week. his letter read that he
would give or take "a pound - This
was an inadvertent mistake on the part
of Rattan. his trainer, who meant to
say . four pounds. The Thetis is now
at the wreck. of the Turner and Sim
| mons stated last Saturday that she
would be back in the harbor today.
Immediately upon his return the ar
rangements will be completed and the
two little men will start in TO get in
trim,
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-04-05
ASIATICS WIN
GAMES ON MAUI

The Asiatic baseball nine takes the
cheese or whatever else went to the
winner Of the series between the Morn
ing Stars Of Watluku on the tight lit
tie Island of Maui. In more better
Kings English said Asiatic nine has
Cooked the first two games and are
jubilating something awful all over
Maui, ably assisted by the game fans
of the other island.
The news of the victory Of the local
team came to town III the form of two
wGrelesses. One brought the informa
ton that the first game had gone to
the Aslatics with score OF Ii to IL.
The second deposed that the second
game had also been annexed with d
score of to , and added the two eX-
pressive words Big Celebration
Detailed information has not yet ar
rived from Manager korn Ch0ck, but
ii is eagerly awaited. In an article
written before the game came Oft the
Maui News has the following about
the WaIluku team:
The Waiiuku team, under the man
d3tment Oh JOhu bafcld, mas Deen uaFu
at practise for the past fortnight and
feel confident that they Will defeat the
visitors.
The following is their lineup: Joe
Clement, c.; Jack Flores, p; W. L.
Bal, Jr., lb.; Capt. J. Garcia, 2b.; H..
English, 3b.; Sakaino. S.; Frank Syl-
Va, If; Geo. Cummings, eff; ". Enos,
RI; A. Robinson and !. Olivelra, subs.
All of the above players have been
seen in action on the local diamond
with the exception of Jack Flores,
who VIII do the twirling for the local
lads.
Flores reputation as pitcher is
well known. He it was VINO held down
the job on the slab for the ]. a, c. s
last year and carried them to victory
Not alone does he put curve and speed
into his ball but also uses considerable
headwork. which. after all, IS the main
thing with a twirler. He says he is IN
trim and It will certainly be q pleasure
to see him IN action on the local dia-
mOn3
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Connie Hayes stated to an Adver-
tiser reporter yesterday that he had
been refused the kipapa shortcut in
the Marathon race by Course Judge
Chiffon. This is the first direct state.
ment IN regard to this action of the
judges, as all reports to the effect that
they barred the shortcut have come
secondhand. Hayes states that he was
attempting to take the shortcut when
Chiffon stopped him, and although he
protested, was made to 90 over the
new road. However, he says he is per.
fectlv satisfied with the action of the
judges yesterday in declaring it a race
and IS willing to abide by their de-
cision
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s.
MARATHON TROUBLES CAUSE
MUCH CURBSTONE KICKING
Sunday Contest Will Be Called Race, Though
Admittedly Not Fair to
kaOO.

and fair and he still maintains that he
is not entitled to second place, One
man was abroad on the streets vester-
day insinuating that the race did not
come out as jackson wanted it. but as
the man has served his time for a
serious 0tfeuse his word may be taken
for what it was worth. 1t certainly
was not fair that kaoo should lose
merely because the course Judges re
fused to permit him to 90 through the
short cut and it was no fairer tnat
Connie Hayes should take fourth place
after a hard and plucky race. There
IS so much on both sides that it IS
hopeless to answer the question. The
Judges have taken the wiser course and
awarded the prizes to the winners.
There will be more difficulty regard
ing the bicycle races. The time of the
winners and the winners themselves
which was published yesterday after
noon is not official and the judges can
not follow it. On the other hand the
finishing judges took but four names
or SO and there is no official list. The
list published is HoIlinger 5 list, but
as he refused to give it out to any of
j
yesterday and did not offer it until
this morning the judges have no right
to take it as accurate.
The matter of the clothes which were
left behind is still sore point and
Cohen claims that it was up to Jack
son. This was hardly fair, as Jackson,
although the promoter, was also run
ner. and Cohen was the only man who
derived money from the days events.
Still this point couldn t be settled with
Justice and had better be dropped.
The claims of the junior racers that
the japanese was over age will not be
considered as the entry was accepted
and the time for kicking is past.
Joe Forrest stated yesterday that he
would enter next year and felt conf
dent that he could make the distance.
He entered this race without training
and put up a good run, sticking to il
long after he should have quit. He
says that he viii do a month 5 hard
training next time.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-04-05

Whom , mon reoo,-ars from, 9 state
....:..... ...,- .,a,4;--- Coma frr,,
% '''''l' una ''A''-
substance such as blch win unusual
force, the first thing he generally says
! .Iyhera am ! ar?'5 Honolulu. being
49,. a.. ..,5 ,.,,,.aI \r,r.+bo,
race: ASKS IAe same question:
In this instance as IN most OF the
others the trouble is being raised by a
lot Of ,,arties who haven got the
.. Co.. ,,,,,,,.h - ,,o+ -.
Joo anu Keep themselves "e''eI ooe"
pied. They stood at the street corners
all dav Yesterday and cast slurs on a
IT, ~ NO., ,-I,a ,.a4o . hort hroal,;,,- d,
i"i -oI Inc SANE u Spoi'' oolIo u " Holt
dropped exhausted but not until they
lad exceeded the limits of an endur-
auce the busybodies never possessed.
Ranl, ni.maoaaa,oan+ snoiIad SIM
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-04-05
WANT INTEREST
IN YACHT RACE

The interview published in this paper
on Saturday relative to the transpacific
yacht race has aroused a little interest
in quarters where there is a chance for
it to grow. The intimation that Ha-
wall may have to drop out of the
racing game because of lack Of interest
of the people here does not appeal to
those who are anxious to bring Homo
/ lulu to the front on all lines.
Since the appearance of the yacht
Hawaii IN the race Two years ago, much
has been done to make her fit to com
pete with anything that may be entered
this year. The Lurline is not likely
to come down in the race, as she has
been posted for sale. Commodore Sin
clair Will not enter her. He may come
on one Of the other yachts. however,
as the representative of the South
Coast Yacht Club, and his many friends
here viii be glad to renew the relations
begun on his last visit. He IS a good
sport of the Upton stamp. His loyal
" to Los Angeles and his love of
yachting impels him to use has influ-
ence on the people there to enter their
yachts and to get into line and help
in financial way.
The race viii be all to the good for
Honolulu this year. It viii be pro
motion scheme that will reach all parts
of the world and interest class of
persons that ordinary promotion work
will not touch, Nothing can be done
without money. and the Hawaii Yacht
Club needs it badly. The boat should
be sent away with the men feeling that
Honolulu has not been skinny with
them in the matter Of finances.
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will be disposed of for service as a
houseboat. The work of dismantling
will be commenced early next week at
the Vessel,s present berth, Morse 5
yard, foot OF 56th street, South Brook
lyn.
Edward Burgess in 1887 designed the
volunteer. In 1891 she was ngthened
and was rugged as sloop. Just before
this, III the fall of 1893, General Paine
sold the Volunteer to }. Malcolm
Forbes.
j. Malcolm Forbes used the Nolun-
teer under sloop rig until 1904. Cap
tain Barr purchased the yacht last year
from the Forbes estate
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-04-05

by Potter in the Y NJ. c. y. meet sew
eral years ago.
McCandlcss has done good work in
the broad jump in past meets and may
come surprisingly close to the Island
record if he is right Saturday. Mott,
Marcallino, Cochran and Haehnlen VIII
probably jump with him.
The winner of each event viii rcceiv'
q silver medal and the second man a
bronze medal. Anyone who breaks an
Island record viii receive a gold medal.
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neutrality-suspicious.

Prompt relief in all cases of throat
and lung trouble if you use Chamber
lain 5 Cough Remedy. Pleasant to
take, soothing and healing in effect. For
sale by all dealers, Benson Smith & Co..
Ltd, agents for Hawaii.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-04-05

1t is probable that there will be a
few more contestants in the weekly
shoot Of the Hawaii Gun Club tomor-
row at the Kakaallo traps. Harvey
needs to win one more shoot to win the
weekly cup, as he has carried off
two with 100 per cent scores The 9th
ers however, are shooting better, and
Bobo. a handicap man. took p birds
last Wednesday. As soon as the handi-
cap men get to takin. off more than 20
birds the chances are that the series of
shoots will be prolonged further than
was expected. It ran nineteen weeks
last year.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-04-05

There are no sporting events on to
dav.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1910-06-15
WherIand Electric Company.

Construction work was begun by
the above corporation a few days
ago. with a determination to extend
the electric service from Redwood
Falls as far as North Redwood by
the first Of July, and on to Morton
and Morgan as rapidly as possible SO
as to have the system in operation
before the busy fall season if prac-
ticable. Mr.. Wherland has just re-
turned from trip eastward, where
he placed orders for the necessary
material to complete the construc-
ton work of the system. Two car
loads of this are expected at North
Redwood this week.
The company is backed by Red
wood and Renville county capital,
with officers as follows: F. w. Phil
brick, president; Fred. w. Orth,
vice president; R. F. Wherland, sec
rotary and general manager; G. B.
Root, E. HI. Albrecht and w. r.
Werring of Morgan being the other
directors.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1910-06-15
ME-. Buechner Sells Home Property.

A. j. White this week reports the
sale of H. F. Buechner's fine home
west of the city limits, on the Delhi
road, to Grant Adsit, who has been
farming near Belview, and the
past winter made a tour Of inspec-
ton through the west and on the
Pacific coast. the result of his OBJ
servation being that he concluded
that Redwood Falls was as good a
place for a home as localities a good
deal farther away from his mother
and home folks. We are informed
that he paid $3.50 for the 13-acre
tract, which is little high on an
acreage basis, but is well improved
and will make a pleasant home for
the Adsit family.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1910-06-15
A RumOr Confirmed.
will.

Rumor states that w. G. Starr,
the Lamberton editor, has purchased
the Reveille to take possession next
week. Dame Rumor is apt to get
things on twisted, but we are in po-
sition to certify that for once she
has her hat on straight. = Redwood
Reveille.
Come on in, Brother Starr=the
water is fine. and the only proper
thing in Redwood Falls. AS The
Gazette has had the friendliest re-
lations with our Lamberton contem-
porary for many years, we don't in
tend to encourage any other kind
when our neighbor moves up little
closer.
During the three and half years
since Mr.. Schmahl went up from the
editorial chair. the writer has chron-
icled four changes in the manage
ment of its cotemporary, but we are
inclined to hope that Mr.. Starr will
prove a slayer, and we are the
better pleased to think that we will
have to waste no time in getting &C
quainted with him.