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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-08-18
TRoUSSEAUX.

Special orders taken for Boudoir
Caps and wedding trousseaux in
French and Madeira embroidery. Per-
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making department. Miss Woodard-
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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-08-18
SPORTDRIFT

Meyer, Cordeiro and Plata, planta-
ton league players will play in the
Oahu League games on Sunday. The
departure of the All-Chinese team
for Maui creates shortage of play
ers in the league teams and the trio
mentioned have been called on to
help out
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-08-18

Bill Lang and Bill Squires in the
fifth round in Sydney. Lang weighed
in at 100 and Squires at 176 pounds.
The odds We're four to one on Lang
who had all the best of its throughout.
Four thousand people saw the bout.
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NOTHING SUPERIOR.

An ordinary case of diarrhoea can,
IS rule, be cured by a single dose
OF Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy. This remedy has
no superior for bowel complaints. For
sale by all dealers, Benson, Smith &
Co., agents for Hawaii.
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SPORTS FRESH FROM THE FILES

SPORTS FRESH FROM THE FILES.
Soprano STEPPED the fastest trot-
ting heat of the year in the Fasig
stake race which she completed in 1903
"a.
Penisa Maid, the recently deceased
trotter, was valued at $4,000 and won
eighteen out of twenty-four starts.
Matt Wells, the English lightweight
champion, fights Knockout Brown in
New York on Saturday.
Young Saylor secured another ten
round decision over Matty Baldwin.
Langford beat Jim Smith in FIVE
rounds in New York.
Johnny Williams was one of three
pitchers in a game won by Victoria
from Tacoma by the score of to 3.
A worlds pacing record was broken
at Cleveland, three heats being paced
in 2:O1 IL, 1902 1-2, and 1903 IA, by
Earl Jr, independence Boy and The
Eel, respectively,
Battling Nelson's mother was struck
by a train and killed.
o.
Danny Maher has been suspended in
England for bad-looking race at Lei
cester
The Uhlan broke the worlds record
at Cleveland by trotting half a mile to
wagon in 0;56 IA. The old record was
minute fiat.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-08-18

Bargains in Real Estate, on sea-
shore, plains and hills. Telephone
1902. Pratt" 1O1 Stapgenwald Build.
ing.
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TIRES REPAIRED.

Honolulu Vulcanizing Works on
Alakea street is now prepared to
make repair to any size tire for any
vehicle Prices reasonable and quick
delivery.
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rather than to a love of the game it.
self. Now is the time for the real
cricketers to show themselves!
These wrestlers, who are unburden-
ing themselves to the press in various
strains, take precious good care that
they don't strain themselves on the
mat
The ball boycotting Japanese have
started a little league of their own
and in future they will flock by them
selves and bother nobody. There will
be four teams in the league which
will be known as the Honolulus, Mix
kos, Bankaras and Nichisons. The
games, which will start up next Sun
day afternoon, will be played at Aala
Park. The league is a good thing in
a way for it will encourage the Jap
anese to identify themselves with the
game from players as we'll as a
spectators standpoint, and it won't
be long before there is a ]. A. c. nine
worthy of the name.
The officers of the new Japanese
baseball league are N. Kurakawa,
Fuji, treasurer; Nakamura,
secretary; Muto, Yasumori, Maruya-
ma, board of arbitration.
Yesterday afternoon the baseball
team of the naval tug Navajo defeated
a nine from U. S. S. Princeton, Go.
There will be a four-ball foursome
at the Country Club on Sunday.
The All-Chinese ball team leaves for
Maui this afternoon by the steamer
Claudine.
There will be a meeting of the Ha-
wall Yacht Club before long to ar.
range details for chowder and dance
at the Peninsula.
The Oahu polo team practised at
Moanalua yesterday afternoon.
The gate receipts of the Keio series
to $4,000. Expenses totalled
$4,000. The sum of $4,000 went to the
teams. The board and lodging of the
Keio nine while here came to $780,
En- Yate Pung will manage the Chi.
nese baseball team which leaves fol
Maui tonight. The first game will be
played at Waikiki tomorrow afternoon
and the second on Sunday at Kahului
Next Friday the team will take steam
er for Hilo where a game or two will
be played,
Ben de Mello and Young Greene
fought ten round draw in Hilo this
week. The contest is said to have
been of an unsatisfactory nature. De
Mello had all the best of it but there
was an arrangement that if both men
were on their feet at the end of the
ten rounds the bout should be called
a draw. Milne refereed. The attend.
ance was small.
Call: The Chinese Students Ali
ance, an organization made up of tn,
Chinese students of this coast, will
hold it's second annual track and fiel,
championships on the University o
California tracks this afternoon. TIL
alliance has many Chinese student
who are graduates of the coast uni
versities.
A. H. Chuck of Stanford is pres
dent and Y. 7. Chin of California I'm
versity is vice president. H. S. Q. Je
of California University is secretary
The athletic committee of the organ
ization will have full charge of tn
program today and is composed of tn
following men: H. S. Q. Jee of Cal
fornia University, chairman; w. s
Lee of California and s. C. Pung {
Stanford.
The regular track and field PR
gram will be contested this Afternoon
the first event being timed to start g
$780, The program is as follows
Fifty yard dash, 100 yard dash, %
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TWO GAMES. TWO GAMES.
Sunday August 20.

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Reserved Seats for center and
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ment. Entrance, King street.
Tickets on sale at M. A. Gunst's
Cigar Store from p. m. Saturday to
IL a. IN. Sunday.
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kinds of work. Office, Korean Hotel,
King street near River. Phone 1912.
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These wrestlers, who are unburden-
ing themselves to the press in various
strains, take precious good care that
they don't strain themselves on the
mat
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RECORDS Of THE
JUNIOR LEAGUE

The batting averages of the Oahu
Junior Baseball League to date are as
follows:
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-12-05

The memorial address was deliy ed by Hon. W D. Jones, and thou. called upon at the st moment, ht made fine talk. Hon. Harry l. Ponder, of Jonesboro, had agreed to make the address but became i'll Sae- urday and could not be present Ef forts were then made to get W. II Rector of Little Rock, to make the address, but he. too, notified the com-
 mittee in e. rge Sunday morning that hc could not be present.
 ladge Jones made fine address and raid a beautiful tribute 10 the absent brothers, three of whom, lIo= ratio Riley, John F. Rutherford and C. q. Ne Sman, died within the past year He. mentioned their prominence as citizens and business men and spoke of the III nner ill which the Elks lonoled their dead.
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game of the season in the Y. M C. A.
 igynA nAiayium Friday evening aga ,nst
 the Stuttg It High School girls. An
 interesting game is looked forward to
 when these two teams meet. The Pine Bluff High School has Yer. strong team this season and will put
 up a stiff game against any other High School of the state They have a long schedule of games 10 be pl yed
 Miss Ruby Gibson, English teacher has charge of the team. She coaches them in pract ce and is likewise the team for this season. The two basketball courts on the High School grounds is the scene of fast practice every afternoon aftc" school, and the local girls show class in their teamwork and basket shoot ing. Physical Director Wilson of the r. M. C. A. has gwen the girls some of the finer points of the game and several excellent signel plays.
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CHILDREN SELL
 RED CROSS STAMPS
Prizes Are Being Offered To Those Who Sell The Greatest Number
 Of Xmas Labels.

The contest among the children of Cross stamps, which will be under the direction of Mrs. J. s. Jenkins, has begun and a large number of lit- tie folks have entered the contest. Several prizes will be given, the first prize, & gold piece. will be given to the child who sells the larg- est number of the labels Several of the merchants have also donated prizes which will be given to the children. One of Ghe prizes will be given to the school whose pupils sell a majority of the stamps. All chil- dren of the city are eligible to enter the contest and Mrs. Jenkins re- quests those who want to enter to send or phone in their name to her. The contest will close December 20 and the prizes will be awarded im- mediately.
 The sale of the little stickers in Pine Bluff was inaugurated year or two ago by the Jefferson County AntiTuberculosis Society and the funds thus obtained are forwarded to the headquarters of the national so- ciety and used for fighting the dread tuberculosis, and it may be said here that the society has accomplished wonderful results by it's efforts. The stamps are placed on all Christmas packages and large number of them were sold here last year.
 The Graphic will publish each morning standing of the contestants in the childrens race for the prizes
 Mrs. Ben C. McCammon will have charge of the distribution of the stamps for sale in the stores in inc Bluff.
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Daughters of 1872.

Simon Bradford Chapter, Daughters of 1872, we're delightfully."- received by Mrs. T. l.. Atkinson at her home or East Sixth avenue, Saturday. Mf' Sebastian eisreiter presided i'll tii0 absence of the regent, Mrs. D. II Saunders. The minutes of the prev ious meeting were read by the r'- cordi3e secretary, Mrs. Julia Noel Among the business matters was a" invitation to the state dinner. Jan uary s. at Little Rock. Miss Gertrude Fox played The Star Spangled Ban ner." Tine hostess served delicious refreshments. The next meeting w:'l be held with Mrs. A. M. Barrow II February.
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Missionary Society.

The Missionary Society of the First Methodist church was most de lightfully entertained Monday after noon by Mrs. George w. Lindsay as sisted by her charming daughter Miss Mary Lindsay, and Mrs. Marsh all McGaughy. It being the liter ary meeting the following program was given:
 Bible study. Fidelity to the Single Standard from the Book of Ruth
 Paper, Preventive Work in the Training of Children Mrs. Flor ence Hearn.
 Paper Attitude of the Govern nient Towards Suppression of the White Slave Traffic" Mrs Holder ness.
 Paper, What Our Own Church Is Doing-Macon Door of Hope, Mrs. P. M. Bridges.
 Representations, Status of Wo- men in the Orient Mrs. R. H. M Mills. Those taking part We're the inGuirer, Mrs. J. B. A. Johnson; "Hindoo Widow" Mrs. Mack Cook; '.Moslem Lady, Mrs. F. E. Renfrow: Chinese Mother," Mrs Holderness; Christian Maiden,' Mrs. A. C. Jor- dan.
 Delightful refreshments were serv- cd and before leaving the ladies eX- tended a vote of thanks to the host ess, the program committee and those who took part in the program
 A business meeting will be held this afternoon a. 2:30 clock at th. chapel.
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tfcdrne.

|. Alexander was hostess :. ss,t.- Of friends Saturday af- !. T. ts I she entertained with a i,z.l@ .,.5 complimentary to Miss He,- sr af Al.fesnaE1e M C.. who is vi7it;"- in the city. Little Willenne Alex 'ristr met the guests at the daa
 a,.! -ze. werc received in the parlo' Dy N ss Lutie Alexander, Miss Hearne and Mrs Chas. Trirlett beautifully af-irol jl I;ak costumes. Mrs. Ap :. Au<. # UAlaholna, invited the &1~a : i..io the dining room, pres d s5 over uy Mrs. John Alexander and Miss Mary Lindsay, where dainty rs- tfesh.rent were served. Mrs. Anna belle Roberts served tea and Mls' Matte Orto presided over the tea DOT The decorations in the home harmon ized with the nature of the affair an1 tne aitarnoon was an enjoyable one
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Tlinit. Church Association.

The ladies of Trinity Church ss- sociation net in regular session yes terday afternoon the residence of Rev. ard Mrs. Charles l.. N-Eetse. on South Elm ssreet. Tntae was : large attendance of members. Mrs X B. Grace, the president presiding A good deal of routine business was at- tended L, and final ayrang,- -men:5 mNie for the, monthly coffee e 0e o.reld Thursday afternoon oi t7is week from ? to o'clock. at the aesi- dence of Mrs. Charles X Greef. Nifs Green and Mrs Charles 4. Linake4> are 10 be the spe .ial host"ascs select ed for this occasion. lt was decide ] that tie church kalendar issued by the Association for Trinity Paris14 should be placed on S r. al h.d.'I'S drug store. Tae ladies hope for ,3 large sale on this k leHda "hiea 1- d very attractive one.
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! yesterday.
 Louis Seabrook, of Lake Dick, was in the city yesterday, transacttna business.
 Capt. E. W. Williams and Jake Crow, of Swan Lake, were yis.to1, in the city yesterday.
 Dr. J. r. Simmons left for Hot Springs where he will spend some time for the benefit of h.s health.
 Miss Jeanette Mason, of Dayton, Ohio, is in the city visiting MT. and Mrs Harry Veil on West Fourth ay..- nue.
 Miss 2arbara Jordan, of Fordycea who ho: been wis ting MT. and Mrs. W. J. Roberts, will return home to- day
 Claud Hardy, of Little Rock, is in the city and will appear as a witness in a case in the circuit court this week.
 Dr. J. F. Simmons left sund y for ,Hot Spi ings where he will spend some time for the benefit of his health
 Mr. and MS. S. A. Bluerock return ed from Little Rock yesterday where they spent Thanksgiving with rela- tives.
 w. s. Leake, of Little Rock, spe- cial agent for the Royal lnsur nee Company, spent Sunday in the city with his family.
 Misses Eula Lee and Ava McGehee have returned From Little Roc& where they have been visiting friends for several days.
 Mrs. A. E. Core, of Little Rock, and son, H. J. Core, of Denver, Colo. are in the city the guests of Mir. and Mrs R. H. Williams and family.
 Mrs. Garland Brewster and little daughter have returned from Stutt' galt where they spent Thanksgiving with Mrs. Brewster's father. J. ]. Wat folk.
 Ben and Rslph Robinson and Mrs. J. F. Stewart have returned from London, Ont, where they accompanl- ed the body of their mother, who died here last week.
 Misses Mary cnd Mildred Blanken- ship, who are attending school at For dyce, returned yesterday after spending several days here with their father, pr. w. H. Blankenship.
 Mir and Mrs. A. M. Vaught have re- turned from their wedding trip which included St. Louis, Memphis and Ut tie Rock and are now ct home with the groom's mother on Georgia street.
 Jerry Borecky has returned from Texarkana where he underwent an operation at the Cotton Belt hosp!- tai. He left last night for Little Rock trd Texas points for a visit With relatives.
 Dr. Junius Jordan h returned from New Orleans, La, and Houston Texas. where he attended meetings
 of two noted educational asclocia- tions. He also delivered addresses at botf ineetings which were we'll re- ceivcG. He is a life member and on the directorate of the Southern Edu- c tiona, Association which held it's sessions at Houston.
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cached here at noon that the stlt D Eenitentiary at Huntsville is burnlsns with great property loss already. Y was reported that loss of life wffr be small.
 Only about two hundred eOnyic;s " re in their cells when the fire started, the others being at work irs- their fields ou: side the penitentiary.
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Hospital Association.

The Ladies Hospital and Benevo- lent Association VII meet t1is af- ternoon at 8 o'clock with Mrs. II. l, Holderness on West Second avenue. The ladies will be at work, arranging for the bazacr to be given at No. ll0 Main street. Wedn asday. The bazaar will open Thursday of this week, but the bread and cake contest will not be held until Friday. All who are t0 donate articles ale requested to sell them to the bag ar building on We'd nesday.
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IiusI.es-WiIiisi sas.

Miss Stella Hd2h s,"of this city, and Ben Williams, q. Marshall, Mo-, were married Sunday afternoon at the home ot :rr Aeiie No 4e9 West Ninth ayenu4. Re-. Carroll |, Wood off eiatjns. fba pride was attired in a rase eo}oel satin dress and carried [ bonqHe7 af rose She was attended by Misses Nell Woods add Jessie Iiuehas. H.H bridesmaids Only friends and relatives of the contract ing parties Wer" present. The bride k the tlaueid'er of Mrs. Enma Hughes ana is most aaiabje young lady. Nr. Willioms is il most promising young man and has lucrative po- .ition with a large jeWelry firm in Little Rock. where they will make t1.ir AoIH.
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.ElKS DO HONOR
 10 THEIR DEAD
Judge W. D. Jones Delivered the Principal Address at tue Annual
 Services Held by Local Lodge.

The annual memorial services of the Elks, which is held in honor of their "absent brothers,' took place Sunday fternoon at o'clock and a large number of Elks and their friends were present. A fine musi- cal program, in charge of Prof. M. r. McNeill, was rendered, and includ- ed several solo and quartet numbers, which were we'll received.
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EpWOrth League.

-
 Instead of the regular devotional was held Sunday evening by the Ep- was held Sunday evening by the Eu- worth League of Hawley Memorial church in the League auditorium The following officers were elected for the new conference year: Miss Maud Simpson YVES unanimously elected presidents: Sim Goodman, first vice presiden,; Miss Mary Brown, second vice president; Mrs. w. w. Nelson, third vice presidents; Mrs. Van Valkenburgh, fourth vice. president, Miss Lucy Gresham, sec- retary and treasurer; Crayton Jag gers, agent for '"The Era. There being no further business the meet ing was dismissed wi,h short prayer by the president.
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Coffee Thursday.

TEfieity Church Associ- =" certain with coffee oil Thurs.
 ternoon of th:s week from un, o'clock. Mesdames Charles A. G1.e4 and Charles A. Linaker, hostesses, a' the residence of the former, on Wes, Fourth avenue and South Elm stree. The ladies will appreciate lie pa'- .ronage of their friends. Thc ! urc Ke lendar just issued 3s 'fir A>-ts't,' ton will be on sale II this rolf".
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Teachers Meetiny.

The officers and teachers ol Trinity S-Parish Sunday school will hold tnch regular monthly meet ng this evening at 8 o'clock at the residence Of Re". and Mrs. Charles l.. W-Reese, No. 313 South Elm street It is hoped thai all members will be present at this meeting, as much import. nj business is to be transacted.
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Surprise Party.

Miss Luta Evans was delightfully."- surprised by number of her fr'ends at the home of her parents, Rev. and Mrs. W. F. Evans Friday evening. Mu- sic and contests were the diversions for the evening which was a nest enjoyable one. Those present were Misses Lola Mae Cranberry. Margue$' ite Hoyler, Mildred Daniel, Ethel
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Backache, Headache, Nervousness


 and rheumatism, both in men anGt women, mean kidney trouble. De- not allow it to progress beyond the reach of medicine but stop 1t prompt " With Foley Kidney Pills. Ther regulate the action of the urinary or gans. Tonic in action, quick in re- suits. w. L. Dewoody & Co.
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The competest stock of Cook Stoves and Steel Ranges in the city can be seen by visiting our retail store. Charter Oaks (65 years In tho leaO, Quick Meal and Moores Ranges are among them.-Fox Bros. Hdw. Co. If