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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1911-06-27
nxpLosroN Krr.ns oHrEr.

PORTLAND, Oregon, June 26.--Fir,
Chief Campbell was killed today in al
explosion of gasoline caused by the
burning of thu Union Oil Company 4
warehouse here, The loss is estimated
at 100000,
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HONOLULU, t. H.
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ed to the Relief Fund. Yours most I'd
spectfully. II. SAKUMA,
General Secretary, The Flood Relic
Fund Association, Toxic, Japan.
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The otokn Owe perjury ease vas
called IN the federal court yesterday
morning but went over to July ~.
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THE NEW FRENCH REMEDY
r HER APP ON

which may certainly rank with II not TAX
precedence Of many OF the discoveries OF oul
day, about which no little ostention and moist
have been made, and the extensive and ever
increasing demand that has been created 70;
this medicine wherever introduced appear
20 prove that IL is destined to cast into OH
livion ali those questionable remedies tina.
We're formerly the sole reliance Of medical
men. Therhpiuu may be obtained of TIL
principal chemists and merchants throughouI
the world. Diamond Fields Advertiser, KIM
berley.
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form
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BUSINESS oAEDB.

HONOLULU IRON WORKS COMA
shinery OF every description made to
order.
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HONOLULU STOCK EXCHANGE
Honolulu, Monday, June 26, 1911.

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a. LEWIS, Jh.
June 10, 20, q, July A
The evening world., 1911-08-29
Original "Come Back Among
Golfers Is Jerome Travers.

eprtng and recaptured his Metropoh-
tan and New York titles with such ease
as to stasger opponents and spectators
alike. Then he assayed 10 take a third
leg on Mrs. George ID. Widener's gold
cup. played for In the Philadelphia dis
trict. but met with sharp defeat. Those
present at that contest declared he was
defeated because OF lack Of sleep. owing
10 the heat, but be that as II may. he
has not since teed up. outside an occa-
sional friendly match.
His participation In the national will
immeasurably strengthen the Eastern
| forces which AVE nos been reinforced
as strongly the past year as has the
Western contingent. Young Charles
Evans jr. OF Chicago. who won the
French championship at Versailles, re-
Gently, has never met Travers. hut the
two are TO- likely to be brought to-
gether where by the draw IN the
national.
The evening world., 1911-08-29
Kleinow Has Been Free Agent
Since He Bought His Re-
lease From Skeeters.

KIenow was . great favorts WITH ehs
Now YORK baseball popuiaca He wa
a sunny-dispositioned player. who didn't
mind . little thing Ike . broken ringer
or bruised leg. but wont right IN BE-
hind the bat day after day and helped
out the club.
When ne showed evidences Of goins
pack the management let the Boston
Americans have him. but he wasn't oon-
tented in the City Of Culture n didn't
always put UP the best game he wa
capable Of.
The Harlem favorits." for II y IN
that section he makes his horns, ex-
poets to have q new lease Of life under
the Philly management. and he declares
that he will show tho wiseacres tina,
ne has many years Of big league base
ball left in him..
The evening world., 1911-08-29
Miller Higgins Gives
Giant Rioters Heart
Disease in the Ninth

the dxtsk. Horavo~I p<sohsd ~ best
0ome OF the ssosow. Rs aJtosoed bvt
ne IN struck svt eight baftsrs.
There sceer several more made behind
HIN. kotcsvsr, oRd tAsss Invariably
o0uss Nm trouble. He basss on baiis
olso at q ~ddnosrovs ttne. Too
ysors that kind Of pIay could have
IN the otv that no soould havo mode At
GOD look IKE a stationary engine. An
Of Uhtch ooes TO show that MarqVord
Aos become 20 dlled Utth confidence IN
ne DION ob1Hty that no Nttls mtshop can
fhroto Mn Of he bolowcs. Hs Uas fre-
Qvswtty stacked a0otwSt s~ttvottows that
would hovc made the heart Of o veteran
IKE MotheSoson or BUI Donovon Q~aIl.
But there Uds nothing dotw0 N tho
Worry thing for Richard de Marquas.
insteod Of being a vtottm Of despatr no
could take an extra hitch IN NJ trousers
and " the ball through oil the s,otfter.
This opening Victory over Bt. Louis
gives the Giants their thirteenth victory
out OF seventeen games played. They are
certainly going a. . championship gait
now and tho pennAnt sets closer TO thedr
grasp every day Of battling. There are
three more Gamss 70 Be- played with 81.
Louis. and II V nksly that do Marquis
win have another tilt NJ them before
the aght 10 over. Amos 10 scheduled
70 take them on this afternoon and with
Otis Crandail, h!s understudy. standing
ready with reinforcement. he ought to
land Q Ncory.
Not an inoh was gained on lost by
either o. the three leading Teams. as the
Pirates and the Cubs also won. The
0iants are still In the lead by n fun
zane. II the Cubs should win thas aft
ernoon and the Giants should lose. they
wii again be tied for frst place. The
Pirates will have to win a couple whne
the others are losing to got another look
into the promised land.
Rorer Bresuahan got o Of his nck
rad and sat on tho bench with his
players during tho game. He did not
don a uniform. but he made himself as
comfortable as possible in a corner Of
the bench and directed affairs from
there. Roger Is OF a very nervous tenn
permanent, and he says he finds It I'm
possible to stay In bed while the night
Is going on.
The evening world., 1911-08-29
New York American
Backstop Expects New Lease
of Life in Showdown.
BY ALEX. SULLIVAN.

YVYHO says they DON'T come backr'
w Catcher Jack Kleinow. the old
New York American player. II
living disproof Of that statement ~ the
ier,~ topped hustler 10 returning to the
big league by way Of the Philadelphia
Nationals.
Some months ago fandom was sur
prlsed by the announcement from Bos-
ton to the effect that the Red Sox had
found Kleinow wanting wanting in
catching ability. and had sent him to
the Jersey City. Bastsrn League team.
OF courve Jack-the big league vet
eran that ne is-fslt keenly tho humira-
ton Of having to 20 to the '5ush
leagues like all old-timers do.
Kleinow saw visions Of having "a
spend tho rest Of his diamond days IN
slow company" and decided to get on,
Of 1t. Therefore he pleaded with the
management Of the Skeeters to set q
price for his freedom. He was wfuns
to pay anything reasonable for his re-
lease.
Jack didn't even don . uniform FOL
tho Jersey City club. He diokered with
them week after week. n finally wal
able to get the team to lot him pay
the money that made him a free agent
In the meanwhile Kleinow has beer
playing Independent ball. He has beeI
doing some backstopping for the Metro
politans, and has been a great maGne
for that nine In IT. Sunday games
where he has never failed TO make
hit with tho ans
The signing of Klsinow by h Quak
ers makes II all the more plain that ther
isn't any chance for Manager Dooi
to rot back in harness this season. Tn
6lovtown boys stili think they have
The evening world., 1911-08-29
Jack KlcinoW Back in Fast Company Once More

look-in for the pennant. and are strain
ing every effort TO bolster the can for
the INA invasion of the West.
There should be plenty OF ginger"
displayed by the Phillies next season
with two rsd-haired players working
behind the bat.
Kleinow has been ordered to report In
Philadelphia at once. and Il would not
be surpriHng to eco him In the lineup
against tho Cubs this afternoon.
During the long time hat he wa .
member Of the Highlanders in this city
The evening world., 1911-08-29
Midget Cardinals Base Run
ming Comes Near Causing
Downfall of Local Team.
BY BULGER.


A NIFTY pinch of base running b
"a Miller Huggins in the last inninS
4 Of the opening game with the
Cardinals came ~ near giving the
Giants heart disease a. anything that
has struck them this summer. and In
cIdentaily put the fans back In their
seats with a GaSp. After that one safe
blow by a Cardinal batter n h old
game would have been up salt river.
Devore gave fandom Its nrst symptom
OF heart disease when he muffed Hug
gins's a fly 10 left. The next t~o o4t.
ters fell down. however. and there VA
a certain degree Of comfort IN che AAr.
The next batter got . bass q oabs.
Then came the nerve usher An Q
Grounder was hk straight At B9stch~.
and Il would have been he third out
but the inneid forgot TO figure on Hug
gins. This little Cardinal wonder. In
stead OF hoofing Il for third in . hurry.
slowed ND IN front OF Fletcher and
danced a jig long enough TO make the
Giant shortstop lose sight OF tho ball
Then he jumped over It n linked on.
Having lost the direction Of the ball
for n moment. Fletcher made q bad
tumble and everybody was safe. With
the bases full and two out. h fans III
of a sudden realized that Q single woult
tie up the score and . double would
probably win tho game. Then It VA
that Marquard frightened up and suo
ceeded In retiring tho last batter. Hug
gins's little base running trick had pu'
Marquard up against h most nerve
racldng test of the season, but. fortu'
nately. the big southpaw pulled out ant
gets a shut out to his credit.
The evening world., 1911-08-29
\ yor q particle deferred BY the A.

n Tot q particle deferred BY the ar
M rival of Harold Hilton. the Eng
nsh crack. In this country. Je-
rome d. Travers says he will compete In
the National Golf Championship next
month and EXPECTS to recapture the IT,
tie he has twice held. Last year Trav-
ers did not compete in the national. and
his announcement that he will enter
this year, strong In the determination to
come back with a slam. brings more
or less surprise. for he has been out OF
sight 10 competitive fields since early In
June.
After being out OF contests almost a
year. T.'avcrs. who unaue,tionably Is th'
most natural golfer America has evei
produced, burst on the scene again las.
The evening world., 1911-08-29

has also agreed that he will In his new
bill provide that the funds that come
from the revenues to the State, after
all expenses are paid, be at the dis
posal OF the newly formed athletic
commission to establish pla~ygrounds.
gymnas.ums and public baths.
Thine and again ! have publicly
stated that the day IL not far distant
when we will have city, state and Fed
eral control OF athletics, and eventually
n seat In the Cabinet for such a de-
%partment."
II has been suggested that ~ the
funds desired are placed AT the disposal
OF the commission, Mr., sullivan would
be able TO nave every playground,
gymnasium and ever public bath IA
New York S'ate fitted out extensively
and oficlcnt!y with all tine latest plscrs
Of apparatus known to the sporting
..S
The evening world., 1911-08-29
First "Pay-as- Enter"
Bouts at FdHmOnf Nah

. <htng Of the paA nd She good old
time "pay-as-you-sntsr' system re-
v1vsA. Gibson - DESTROYS Of giving hss
CUBE paAOnA the best ind OF an
entertainment IN order to ntt3ngly OtArt
thinsA and Judging from the programme
he probably will succeed. The star
bout look particularly sod on paper.
bringing together Joe Jeanette. Sam
Langford's nemesis and ous Of the best
heavyweight In the game. and Porky
Flynn. the husky young B~ostonian who
recently bear jim Barry Of Chicago.
Jeanette may always b dspend4d on
to DO his best and It isn't likely the
Boxing Commission viii svsr have to
punish hin Tor pulling o. anything Of
the like. He recently put Dummy
Maxim awa0 N . couple of punches
before he sams club. ND y anxious to
beat Tho conner" Flynn. dsoisdvsiy In
vtsw OF his coming match with Sam
LanSford At the Garden Sept 4 Bully
jon wiz rsfsrss. and incidentally VIII
Be the frst Of the oniaal referees Ap-
proved BY the commission 70 ofnoaa&s
a. The third man In the ring.
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s :. .i'. Il 1 &: 3: s.s s:ss; = = s Pa = .i $:ds 8 g. =.
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.hing er him to DO vs 70 paas W ~ Kelly
match
,.G 81 J; so: " ~ - 81! SssAO 3 e:T III: - =.
tran!ns hard q Alsnhurst, N. j., Tor his ten:
round bout. With Jim Flynn. which "a dated
for the Garden next month. Morris hAs three big
hesvwe%hts working With him and. expects TO
Pc In tbs bOG condition OF hs LIE when he
fof hs end. but the. chances are that he will
A6 ths tsrms Offered him By the club.
m: :.i a;s,! su a e e., |. p sss s :sssS, . ass, f1s.- ny y
pointed Buy .Pspks N . tsn:rYund bout Of ths
fSS,; Nh Lea pnls Soho Edo s..,, MssS fsS . ,S m snS
Willie L~vts ct the Garden, and Bob CLARK
hkaly be Arranged.
The evening world., 1911-08-29
One Round Hogan
Badly Show,, Up
By Grover HQyes

PHILADELPHIA. Aug. D.-TommV
LAnsdon Of this city goe cold test wAsn
the time oamA Coz HIM to enter the ring
with One Round Hogan as the Nat,onal
A. c. LAnSdon. in fear and trembling.
refused 10 take chances Of having h4a
clasao features unused. and Grover
Hayes, 5ust TO give the crowd q run for
is money. volunteered TO face the much
advertised westerner. A. a substitute
for LAnsdon. Hayes "a q bowling suo-
cess and at the and Of the bout the
One Round one looked as though no
had come In contact with q buzz saw.
Hayes started the first round by rush
Ing. and stopped this method of
battling till the bell sounded at the end
OF the sixth. Hogan never had a chance
TO set himself. n there was not a mo-
ment OF the entire bout tina he did not
look like . novice. II was Hayes iRht
from gong to gons.
The evening world., 1911-08-29
Toe COster Is
Beaten In Bout
Win Kid Julian

SYRACUSE. N. T.. Aug. 0.-K1d
Julian OF Syracuse won . popular de-
cision over Joe Coster OF Brooklyn N
their ten-round bout. Julian forced the
fghtinx Throughout. He staggered the
Of Abe Attel with body
punches in the final round.
The evening world., 1911-08-29
ATHLETICS INFlElp
IS WORTH $4o0,0 900,
SAYS CONNIE" MACK.

DETROIT. Mich. Aug 2s,-Connie
Mack to-day - lated the Athletic
inneld at 10000, Collins. Barry. Ba-
ker and McInnis. Gays the Philadei-
phia leader. are worth 100000 each.
These players will be- good for ten
Years yet" said Mack to-day. "and
the way players are selling to-day
they're worth the sum | named. No.
! don't suppose III DO offered 800. 900
for any one OF them" smiled the
lanky ono.
The evening world., 1911-08-29
Jeanette and Perky Flynn
Will Officially Start His
tory Of New Law.
By JOHN POLLOCK

By JOHN POLLOCK.
THE boxing sams under he
conditions a. crowded BY the
Trawley law gets its ofhctal
start tonight At the Fatrmonx A, c.
Of the Bronx. and the honor Of start
ing the bail a-rolling goes to Presddsn&
Bully Gibson. It Will be interesting to
note che difference IN the size Of the
crowd, with the membership nulancs
The evening world., 1911-08-29

BAY SHORE, L. l.. Aug. 29.-Battiins
Mantell of New York Knocked out
Young Manley Of Brooklyn In the nftf
round Of a ten-round bout at the Rink
A. C.. here.
The evening world., 1911-08-29
McCoy-Kubiak Bout Postponed.

ALBANY. n. Y, Aug. 3.-The sched-
uled ten-round bout etwee KID" Nc
COY of New York and "Al" Kubiak OF
Michigan was postponed until Sept. II
on account OF rain. The contest was TO
have been held In an open air park.
The evening world., 1911-08-29
nnsu~h Golfer Arrives.

Hnglish Golfer Arrives.
Harold IL Hilton. the Br4tish amateur
goh champion and . o. IN"
Royal Liverpool o y arrived oere
to-day ON the steamsr KaA1er Wtlh1Rm
q, 10 oomosts n ehs Ames3nan ohnzn-
pionahAps.
The evening world., 1911-08-29
White Selected
TO Referee Big
ByOWn- Wells Co.,

Q White, Americas foremost Of.
ncial In anairs Of the ring. will referee
the ten-round bout between Knockout
Brown and Matt Wells, the English
lightweight champion. at Madison
Square Garden tomorrow night. White,
was agreed upon after much argument
by . Morgan and George Mcdonald.
the managers Of the two fighters. The
Importance Of the match called for the
ssrvtces Of the most capable man avail
able, and White was the one who vss
found to I'LL all requirements.
In order that there will be no bioksr-
ing in the ring between the lighters
or their managers when II comes time
for h contest to begin, Referee-elsct
Charlie White win visit the two prin-
cipals In their respective training camps
and interpret the rules Of the contest TO
them. The Madison Square Athletic
Cubs physioian will accompany the Of
ncial and SO that they are In procasr
shape for the contest
The evening world., 1911-08-29

while tbs 0tonts v,oropsd TO Wt~.
they did not shoe their usual pep
psr IN the opening right ,otth 81.
Louis. The game o dvu and
stupid until the last minute, vhsn
tho Cdrdtnals gave W. that atrful
thru NcGrdV toas someUhat d<s-
appointed at the lack Of sptrtf Of
his msn, and he told them after the
paine that this 10 the time they must
fDht,
Young players, as a rule" sotd
McGraw, have a disposition 10
take the games With tho tosakev
teams as a matter OF course, and
that Is phero thoy usually slip up.
They have got 10 f0ht So Louie
Just rs hard a. fhep did the Pirates
and the cubs"
Charlie Foust. the practice star q
the Giants, has received Al offer q
go In vaudeville for II co~nsecutiv,
week. provided he will pull the SAM
stun on the stage that he does OF tn
ball field. He says that II McGray
thinks II will do anything to help tn
game along he wall accept tie Job.
The evening world., 1911-08-29
Letter for Bob Dillon.

There IS a letter at The Evening
World office for Bob Dillon. a former
West side A. C. boxer.
The evening world., 1911-08-29

Munsel. the new pitcher that McGraw
has bought. appears to be q wonder
McGraw received . clipping yesterday
which showed that this young wonder
had struck out twenty men in two
games. To fool any kind Of batters
that way he certainly must have some
thing.
The evening world., 1911-08-29

Notwithstanding the msor bIoW-sp At
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1911-07-07
The Watkins Men Are Coming

W. 0. Fincher and r l.. Glore
travel Cobb county for the Watkins
goods You know what they are
eighty different remedies and house
hold preparations, brought to your
door See this partial list:
Watkins Liniment, Cough Cure,
Lax Tone, Gen De-Can Ora, Lung
Balsam, Sarsaparilla; Pain Oleum,
Female Remedy, Blood and Skin Puri-
fer, Laxative Syrup, Petro. Carlo
Salve, Veterinary Ointment, Antisep-
tic Healing Powder, Barb Wire EN-
brocation, Dyspepsia Tablets, Kidney
Tablets, Stock Tonic, Poultry Tonic,
Rheumatism and Gout Tablets, Per-
fumes, Toilet Soaps, Veterinary Lo-
ton, Catarrh Relief, Root and Herb
Tea, Cold Cream, Face Cream, Fra
grant Pomade, Laxative Cold Tablets,
Headache Tablets, Worm Tablets,
Shampoo Jelly, Insect Powder, Laxa-
tive Waters, Digestive Tablets, Back
ache and Bladder Pills, Dandruff Re-
mover, Talcum Powder, Tooth Pow.
der, Complexion Powder, Stick Salve.
Shaving Soap, Sewing Machine Oil,
Court Plaster, Toothache Wax, Corn
Salve, Lemon Extract, Vanilla Flavor,
Maple Flavor, Vanillin Flavor, Orange
Extract, Peppermint Flavor, Banana
Flavor, Pineapple Flavor, Strawberry
Flavor, Cinnamon Flavor, Winter
green Flavor, Jamaica Ginger, Lemon
Powder, Vanillin Powder, Whole
Mixed Spices, Black Pepper, Red Pep
per, Allspice, Gloves, Ginger, Mustard,
Nutmeg, Cinnamon, Sage, Dry Yeast,
Stock Dip, Chewing Gum.
Check off what you need and wait
for the wagon; or if you come to Ma
rietta, call at the store Off. w. Brown,
and you will find the goods there.
Mr.. Glore has list of accounts due
Mr. Fincher and those indebted are
requested to pay him.
Mr.. Fincher and Mr.. Glore are also
authorized to received and receipt for
subscriptions to The Marietta Journal
and Courier.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1911-07-07
Savage Sense of Humor.

There are whole people who cannot
laugh. When some of the Veddas OF
Ceylon were asked why none Of their
people ever laugh they solemnly replied
that they never see anything to laugh
at. On the other hand. some savages
appear to have a more robust sense of
Dr. Livingstone tells of an African
tribe who, when dressed in clothes for
the first time, rolled about on the
ground in uncomfortable fits of laugh
ter" and spoiled their clothes If they
had but known what clothes would
cost them!-London Chronicle.