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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-11-22
GoMPERs AND CARNEGIE
MAY STILL ASSOCIATE

ATLANTA, Ga, Nov 81. - Samuel
Gompers will be permitted to retain
his position as first vice. president of
the National Civic Federation and 9TH
or members Of labor organizations will
he allowed to become members Of the
federation. They will he allowed to as
sociate with Andrew Carnegie, who IL
ore Of the executive committee OF the
federation, and with other so-callcd
enemies Of organized labor" who are
members This was decided at today's
session of the annual convention of the
American Federation of Labor. after n
discussion in which Gompcrs defended
the objects of the civic federation and
defined the Socialists present. He de-
clarcd that II was impossible to please
the Socialists. because to carry out
their ideas would impovcrish the ma
ton.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-11-22
BASKET FETE
PLANS Progress

A final meeting of the grounds com
mittee was held yesterday at the guild
hail of st. Andrews cathedral and
plans for admission tags, decorations
of the grounds, etc, were discussed for
the basket fetc which is to be held one
week from today.
All the work Is moving along smooth
ly, and the fete promises to he one of
the large affairs of the season.
The mayor has kindly consented to
give the band for the entire afternoon.
Saturday the Mauna Kea will bring
all the contributions from the guilds of
the other islands.
Mrs. j. +. Melanphy win be In charge
of the articles from Hilo. She will no
assisted by Miss Juliette Cooke.
Lady Heron, together with Mrs. Carl
du Dol. viii place the handwork from
Kona guild to the best possible advan-
tage. Mrs. Folsom will care for the
Lahaina guild. These ladies will COM
bine into one large basket booth dec
GRATED in garlands of green. A large
Irish flag viii be displayed across the
front, and all the attendants will wear
badges of green ribbon with gold harps
on them.
The admission fee to the grounds will
be nominal. For children under four
teen years Of age the price will be 10
cents; for adults 90 cents.
Tickets are now for sale by the
ladies connected with the basket fete.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-11-22
BORN.

PETERSON-In Honolulu, November
IL, 1911, to Mr.. and Mrs. C. +, Peter
son, a son.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-11-22
PERSIA GIVES IN TO RUSSIA.

TEIIERAN, Per, Nov. 21.--It Is re-
has conceded all that Is demanded by
Russia in the way of an apology and
an indemnity. aa
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-11-22
COMMISSION. GOVERNMENT
FOR SAN FRANCISCO

SAN FRANCISCO. Cal. Nov. 21.--It
Is announced that the Rolph admins
tration win prepare an amendment to
the municipal charter providing for a
commission form Of government for the
city, similar In most respects to that
in force in some of the neishboriins
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-11-22
sUNsPoTs AND EARTHQUAKES

SANTA CLARA, Cal, Nov. 2l.--Lo-
cal astronomers have detected the APP
pearance of sunspots and have issued
an official prediction OF seismic dis
turbanccs before the end of the month.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-05-05

mai lclc pill vale ho lac hoopono Ike ola ka lehuleh
oiai nae, aoC i hclu papaia maloko 0 kcia pauku.'
PAuKU t. O ka Paubu 1906 o ma Kanawai IIouluuuia
kcia Ike hooIoliia mel heluhclu al pcnci:
"Pauku iOOG. IIookaawalc a IIoomalu Ana. / ka wa o
kckah inca hoomaopopoia al ooha kckahi mai clc a
mai pill vale mai paha ole kckah mai paha manaoia he
mai hooIono vale kc ola ka cuchu no ka Papa
Ola ole kona agena paha hoopakclca ri kc ola ka ehu
icln. hookaawalc mai la a paha loohia
mai Iclc kclal hale kaawac Il hukapla paa Il hooako
i mar awclawc mona kupono ac a o lilo ola
mauna no ia o la, kona nabua, kqhu mnlama
haiku hama raha, Ike hk ina aolc oaa iii no ia kokoi
luna o ka Icrioic.'
.ssrrusHVpTrSTSSsy~r 'gF1,f siHar So
P,rHr > kcia Kanawai ma kona aponoia
- .'' ?:
Aponoa kcia la II o Apcrila, NJ. H. 1911
WALTER i. FREAR.
Kiaaina o Ike Tcritorc o Hawaii
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-05-05

kea aku Ike xii hoahu lave, hookahc hoouna
ka wal ka hoopulu ka alma Il loaa hoi aoc cmi
tho Ike Kanalma Iausan Daa $50 100000 Ike kumupaa
hookaa pha ia hoikea ma Ike daa maol mamul pala
kckah waiwai hi Ike ike maopopo ia ka waiwa 10 Ike
kalcpa ana kukc aku ka una ola waiwai hookomoa
al Ike he loaa maloko bukc ka hui hooko
aku mana lave ko hal wawa like me hoakakaia al
mahopc tho mel macko keia Kanawai.
PAuKu ,. oaa no VA hui la hoohuia Ike kucana lave
al ma kucum alanui hclc mauna aku alma wal
wal duwai aaTao hawai- ohc hookahekahc wal
kupono pono paa hoi kN hama ka maIana au ana
aku kekah oihana ka lave hookahc hoouna ana ka
wal no ka hoopuu ana ka ana Ella nae, aoc ri 0kl
Ike kalana hooka ka h al kckNhi ola amo hui hoohuia
Ike hooko aku ia kuleana lave ka alma.
PAuKu g. \ ma ka hooko aku VA mau mana la o ka
lave ko hal alma, auanci hoi Ike ano ka
awelawc hama G like me ka hki kuIikc m"
ma hoakaka ka Mokuna 81 kanawai liooponopono
IIou ia like hooloiia al kcia kcia hope oku
paha.
PAuKr /. T. pau a c hoi kokc hou aku kckol pono ala
nu hec loaa maalo olclo kcia kanawa Ea
ia wawa ole ia, ina paha no akou ia wawa
kcla kcia o kumu mahopc tho, ola ho:
% lie nclc ka hoohana aku hui hoohuia la ua
pono anui mel hama hoaiaia mooko mel loko ka
nawa hookal umkahik. ma kckuh mahopc mai .
ka loaa ANA aku ola aanui;
(2) he hooIana a hoohui aku paha ua hui hooluia la
kckahi wal hk Ike awca aku pono aanu la kekah
mau hama okoa mai hama hoomau hoopulu alma anne
hama pill nohom ohana ANA.
PAuKu ). hoomaka aku no ka mana kcia Kanawai
mai mahope tho u ka la kona hoaPonola ANA
Aponoia kcia Ia u o Apcrila, NJ. H. 1911
WALTER F. FREAR,
Kiaana o ko Tcritorc o Hawaii.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-05-05
KANAWAI 127.
HE KANAWAI.

+ lloorAu PAuEu 1876 1859, 1890 1891
KANAwAI IooroNoroNo IouA o HAWAII, + Pull ASA
HAMA a Ma KAEAuoLEIo Ma ANA KAKAU.
T. Hooholpia G liza Ahaotclo o Ike Tcrtorc Hauuii:
SuFTsF
Kamwui IIooponopono houia Hawaii keia Ike hoopau
oa ia mel
PArHr ,, o ka Pauku lOsS O Kmawai IIooponoIouo
Hon H. ocoia, ma kca Ike hoooa mel ma Ike koi
ma huaolclo lilo auhau' maioko olaila.'
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-05-05
KANAWAl 124.
HE KANAWAI.

+ IIAlwI Al KEKAuI NAV PoNo AME MA MANA KA LAVE
ANA Ko Hal WAwAI IIuI UooHuHA KUKULuM
KA Hama KE XII, HoAmU, LAVE, HooEAmE Hoo
UNA ANA Wal KA lIooruIU ANA KA AINA
T. Hoohooa 2 la lLqolcIo q lie Tcrtorc o Horoii:
PAyEr l. Ella ma kcia kc laawia nc kc kucana ma hui
hoouia kUhuluia kcia Il kukulua abu paa
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-05-05
KANAWhl 1875.
lie KANAWAI

lie KANAWAI
IIooloII ANA I MA PAuKu 1914 ME 1916 o MA kANAwM
HorLruLuA Hawai-, lIooLoLnA + Ma KANAwM
81, 81 ME 80 q MA KANAwM o KE KAr o 1905, L LIKE
HooLou Hou IA 4 IKE KANAwM 80 o Ma kA-
'' nav ~ 49, -rKaa
d Hooholoia ka Ahaolclo 0 lie Tcriorc Hawaii: - =
PArKu /. o ka Pauku 1914 ma Kamawui IIouuuuia
Hawaii hooloa Ike Kanawai 81 Kanawai o Ike Kau
u 1903 hoooia Ike Kanawai SO o Kanawa o Ike Kau
1908, hoololi hon ia Ike Konawa 50 o Kanawa o Ike
kau 1901 ma kca Ike hooo hou ia mel hcluhcu al pcnci:
"rauku 1914 O ma Kau o ma Aha IIookookolo kaapuni
pcnci no ia Maoko ka Apana IookoIokoo Kaapun Ekab
ma ka Poakal clua lUnuari;
Maloko ka Apana lTookookoo Kaapni Elua ma Wailuku
Poakolu ckoIu ,NIaraki Okaoba, a ma Iabana
ma ka Poakolu ckolu o lmc;
Maoko ka Apona lIookookolo Kaapun Ekou ma Kailua
Poakou cha Apera Okatoba Kolaa Akau
ka Poakolu cha Iua, u Woohinu ka Poakou cha
lmuari;
Maloko ko Apma Iookolokolo Kaapuni Eha ma lo
ku Poakou clua o anuari
Maloko ka Apana IIookookoIo Kaapuni Elma ma Iihuc
i ma Poakolu Maraki, Iului me Novcmala,"
PArrtu . O ka Pamku 1916 o ma Kanawai HouIuulua .
Hawaii hooloiia Ike Kanawa 81 Kanawai q Ike Kau
1905, hoooliin ho kc Konawa 80 kc Kau 1907
keia Ike hoololi hou ia nci hculcu al pencil
"Pauku 1916. O ma Kau . IA aha hookookoo kaapuu
hoomauia ia maamaia hoi like ka hoopamcc
kcla kcia ole, ka hoopance ole like
me in mahoPe tho nc
Maloko Apana lookoIokoo Kaapmi Ekah me Eha Il
hki ka mNnawa hoomaopopoia ka hoomaka he kau
hcu;
Maloko Apana Iookookolo Kaapuni Elua, Ekou
Eima, Observation-Disclosures Ia, ka hooloii aku
ka unaknawai Kaapun noho hoomaln ka aha aolc
o aku umkumanmlua la mahorc aku
Aka nae ho, aolc G hcua ma Ia pulc Ia kuaa;
ik Ec hoooiha aku kc kau ka upono hiki
al kc hookookoloia ka hhia hoomakaa ka pau
ka Ike Kau; maoko hoi Apana Kaapuni Ekai
Eh0. Ike ole hama aekcia, aolc kekah hiha kurc
kckah hiia kivla loomakaa ioko Maraki lunc, ole
Novcmaba aolc hoi hookookoo kckahi hihia kc kau
ioko lua ole Aueuc; ma Kau ho ma Kohaa Akau
Waiolnu malamaa in hila vale no makclnakc
ole ia al kuc aoc ho kauoaa kurc ncniclc kure
hookookolo paha il kau."
PAuKu 3. mana keia Kanawa mai II malopc aku lanu-
ari /, 1912.
Aponoia kcia la "a o Apcrlu, NJ II. 1911
WALTER f. FREAR
Kiaaina o Ike Tcritore o Hawaii
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-05-05

MA K,NAwu IiouLrrLrr>. \ PAKur ANAL PAuEu
Hou IA KArArA KA PAuKu 1908 Pill ANA MA MAI
K Hoohooia 9 Ia Ahaolclo o he Tcritorc Havai:
PAuxr l. o ka Pauku 1904 o II Kanawai TIouuuuia
kcia &c hoooia nci hcuheu al pcnci:
"Pauku 1904. llokc ma Kauka. + lilo no hama na
kca kcia kauka he mai kama looia ka oo kaa koca
ASIA oa wal cha, hi hclclci, fva taOda fva aifoda
para cpcra, ua, fva ha Thai iwi. mai huk, hui uupmi,
bubonka, fva ulauO mk maka ai kohcpopo, fva tai
foN oIo pehu, kanoa pok va kanoa pok fva mccmcIc,
ole kckah mai cc mai hiki pala Ike loaa aku
kckoI "A ole he mai manaoa he hoopliko waIc
aku Ike ola ka IchuIchu, hokc kokc ka Papa OLA ole
ka kokokc kc kakau pca like hoi hokc
ri papa la, kona agcma paha make apau hoomao
popoia oko kama awclawc apaau kcka mai; aka
hoi ka loaa nj he mai ka kckahi kauka loohia
la kamoa poi va poki, fva uaua pun cha bubonika ko
Terra, hva mccmcIc, hva ano 0oda oo kaa ole hi hccc,
kauka Ia navajo kama hama kauOhaia maluna
nc hoikc ma kc kakau hoikc kokc ka Papa Ola
ole ka agcna kokokc ana, kc ccpona ka olelo
waIa mha o kcla me kcia kauka hooc @ hoohcma
hcna Iaha ka hoikc pcla, ole ka hoonna
paha kama hoke hooukua no hoopa kcla me keia
hcwa kckahi huna emf ole tho malao uni aoe OF aku
naluna llookahi llancd Dala ($lOOOo)
PArEr :. Okla Pauku 1905 o Kanawai i IIouluuluia
ma kcia Ike hooloIia mel hcuhelu al pcnc:
"Pauku 1905. IIoikc ka Poe Ac. lilo no hama ua
kca me kea hale malama hale alma lum hoolimalima
raa ole kapcna kckahi molu hokc kokc ka Papa Ola
ole kona agcna kokokc paa Iaia kckOh maoko
Eai wahi pha kona hale ole moku palH akou manao
nj ua loaaia ka mai, ole make mamu o kekal mai
lcIc mai pala pono ri Ike ola ka lchuehu c ho
makai apau ike looiaia kckah mca kekah mai
IcIc mai pala pono III Ike ola ka lchuehu hO'
ike kokc in ka Papa Ola, ole kom agcna kokoke
ia wah kcla me keia hale nnama hale alma, umi hoo
lmaima kapcna moku paha ole maka paln hooe
hoohcmahcm la hoike koke ka Papa Ola ole
kona agcna koSokc paa namaoia pill aia ka hcwa
mkamina ka ahcwaa hooukuia hoopai aoe oi
aku maIuna llookahi lancri DaIa (Sl0000) kca
kcia ofcn"
PAuNr ,. lie Pauku hou Ike pakuiia mel ma Kanawai
Iouulua kapaia ka Pauku 100jA, pencil
"lawku lo05A Ma Mai IIoomaopopoa lie Mai lec
he PHI Kokc ka oo kaa, kocra Asia, cha wal pun cha,
hi hcli iva tafola iya afoa para, Icpra, pupuu uH,
iva haIa'i iw mk kanai, mi pun kc kino huhonka,
iva uIaua mk, mnka pal, kohcpoo fva taoda lolo
pcl, kamoa pok fva kamoa poki va mcIcncc mai
ma kci0 kc hooamia mel he maui mai cIc pill wal" hoo
moopopoin he mai hoopoino he ola k0 lcmlcU aka
aoc anaoa kca papa hcu maj he kaupac akr kckaI
maui mai inc ac i hoomaopopoa kca mua aku he maui
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-05-05


Hooholoia G ka Ihaolclo ne Tcritorc o Hdwaj:
PArKr I. O ka manao "ka hooala ana ma kah akca"
hoohaaia nj oko kcia Kanawa ka lave mai kali
hale kaI hale ma inca hoolakc ma bukc wchcwclc ma
ca kua ma pca hooaha il anne ma hooaha apau hanaa
al hk nj Ike ike ma kaaka Inauna kckahi wahi hcc
ka chucu ocia oiai paha oko kckah kaa kckai
lave ohua oca oko palm kckah wah hooulu, hale ko
chucu paka olcid kckai wahi paha ka lchuIchu
ina paa ola hooaa hama Ike pal ana kakau lima ana,
pcna ana ma ma xii pala oca kckali paha o akou
hua ma kckahi ano ca @ nc paha ike ia koc aoc
ia kono pu ana me ka hooluha au ia nama kckah wai
kckahi inca Il hoakaka vale ana ho ka hama hanaa
al mauna ua wali ala oca no Ike kuai paha olciU
Ea hoomama paha ia nca.
PArRu 3 O kca kcia mca, hui, hui i hoohua i
olcia ahahu paha o poe laweawc ana ka hooaha
ma kah akca uku aku iloko ka Wahona Ike Tcrorc
kckah uku akin makahik cikc me kca papa kuhikui
lolo tho uc
Kuanakauhac anne Kalanu o Honolulu $250.00
Kalana Hawaii Observation-Disclosures. 10000
Kalana o Maui Recommendations. 10000
Kalana o Kauai NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 10000
"
Ola aikin maalo vale ka naana pono ana ma pono
hama hooaha apau ma Ike ano pono ole al, ka maama
am, anne ka hoi hoakaka apau kca Kanawa
a hiki no Ike hoopaia ka Puuku kcka hahak ia
mca
PAuEu B. Aolc kckah kanaka hui Il oIcia hoohuiia kau
OInm) kck0hi hooaha kah alca koc vale mama o
ka papa pa hooIaIa olcia mca hoaIona papa hoolaha
i oca maluna o ma pa kukulua ona ia olcia hooma-
Iimaimaa ia oca akou, aolc hoi kckahi kanaka
kapi aku kau pena, PAL kakia, oda hoopaa aku pala
oca hoooIa paha kckal olcio hoo'ano paha ia
anaa maIuna kcka pohaEi pale aoao aalclc, polak
oca kckah wal paha hapa paha kckah alaiiu aoao
oca alanui paha, mauna paha kckah kumu aa', Pou
Jpn kuku pou hooaa hoooona pou clckaa uwca olel",
olcia pom kukni uwila paha, laipu wal maii aaaEa'
chueh" lI'k" ke ien'orc' %oe no hU kcNah kn""ka
Pr"a "Nu " U'e'" N"' anu l"" . o I- I t N
PuNa pa" pa GeI keKah wan "na NN'i"' N,N'' nv"
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-05-05
BY AUTHORITY
KANAWAl 116.
lie KANAWAI

LArKINI ANA \ ALAKM ANA Ho1 Ma PAPA Pal BILA
AME KA IooIAmA ANA MA KAm AKEA.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-05-05
KANAWAI 1875.
HE KANAWAI

IIooLoLr ANAL PAuKU 1904, 1905 1905 MoKUNA so,
Ma KANAwN | lioULUULuIA. PAKuI ANA PNKu
Hou IA KArArA KA PAuKu 1905, 4 PHI ANAL MA MAI
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-05-06
IS ALCOHOLISM A Dis
EASE OR A POISONING !?
Neal Three-Day Cure For The Drink
Habit.
OLD THEORIES VS.. MODERN METHODS

The old methods of treating alcoholism
or the drink habit is only resorted to by
those who have not taken the trouble To
investigate the modern method
1t has been demonstrated and proven
beyond all question that alcoholism can
be perfectly cured in three days time,
and that the old method of treating it as
disease was little in advance of the
putting them in jail'' treatment
DR. b. Il. Neal recognized authority
on the treatment of alcoholism, in his
statement TO the physicians, says:
81 have devoted great many years to
study of lnebriety, and based upon the
result of my theoretical study and prac-
coholsm is not disease, but poison
ing and that by a treatment of neutrali-
cation and elimination, alcoholic patients
can be restored to a normal condition so
far as the effects of alcohol are concern
ed, IN THREE DAYS TIME | do not
claim that the prolonged and excessive
use of alcohol VIII not cause pathological
changes in various organs, but [ do
claim that fully ninety per cent. of
drinking men are comparatively healthy,
and that when the poisonous effect Of
alcohol is neutralized and perfect elimi-
nation secured they will live just as long
and comfortably as men who have not
drunk to excess
The City Officials throughout the State
of Maine would do well to call at the
Auburn and Portland Neal Institutes and
observe the work being done there in the
curing of patients afflicted with alcohol
ISM by THE ORIGINAL NEAL, THREI,
DAY CURE \ thorough investigation
will undoubtedly result in aheir being
convinced that they already have a place
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-05-06
DELTA UPsHoN PARTY.
sowdein Fraternity Celebrates-Base
ball With u. of M.

Brunswick, Me, May 5.-(SpeciaD. -
The Delta Epsilon fraternity held its
annual house party Friday evening at
the chapter house on Maine street.
Many alumni and invited guests were
present and it is needless to say that
they all had most delightful time.
The house was beautifully decorated
for the occasion.
The patronesses We're: Mrs. +. w.
Brown. Mrs. William H. Davis. Mrs. s.
:. Thompson, Mrs. w. A. Hill and Mrs.
Jennie Bird The committee who did
So much to make the affair a great
success consisted of the following
Lawrence Mcfarland, 1911, of Port
land. chairman; Harrison NJ. Berry,
1911 of Gardiner; Theodore w. Daniels,
1912 of Natick. Mass; Edward O.
Baker 1913, of North Adams, Mass. ::
and Samuel W. Chase, 1914, of Lowell.
Mass.
The following fraternity delegates
were present: Ernest Gibson Fifield,
1911, Delta Kappa Epsilon: Fred Ray
moRd Lord, 1911. Psi Upsilons Charles
Lewis OXnard. 1911, Kappa Sigma;
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-05-06
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.


The federal grand jury at Boston
Friday returned an Indictment in two
counts charging embez zlGment Of a
registered mail package, against Tim
othY f. Sullivan of Dorchester, a rail-
way mail clerk. 1t was stated by the
authorities Thursday night that Sulli-
van who was arrested Wednesday
night, had confessed that he had
stolen a registered package contain
ing 5000 in bills. sent by the New
London Comm National Bank to the
First National Bank of Boston on
April 20. John r. Dunbar of Brock
ton, who is also known under the
aliases of Al Dunberg and J. Stanley.
was indicted for using the mails in
q scheme to defraud 1t is alleged
that Dunbar attempted to blackmail
Daniel w. Field, a manufacturer of
Brockton. Later N the day Sullivan
was arraigned, pleaded guilty and was
sentenced to Imprisonment for one
year and one day in the Federal prison
at atlanta. Ga. 1t was stated that
all but about $500 of the money had
been recovered. Sullivan said that he
had used the portion of the money
which he had spent chiefly for house
hold expenses
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-05-06
Maine Ball Team Will Meet
BOwd0in al Brunswick.
Colby and Maine in Dual Track
Meet al WaierviIIe.
Bates vs.. Colby at Colby Bowdoin
Delta Upsilon's House Party.

Crono, Me, May -(SpeeiaD.- The
'Tal sity baseball squad viii leave on
the early train Saturday for Bruins
wick, where the team win play Bow
dom in the first state championship
game for the season. The cold wealth.
er of the past week las laade prdc-
tice rather unsatisfactory but the men
are all in good condition and, it is
expected will put UP strong game
Fulton. who hurt his ankle on the
Massachusetts trip, was out for prac-
tice yesterday and will probably be
seen in the game. The team will be
practically the same as that which
lined ap against Harvard last week
The following men will make the trip.
Bearce. Scales, Fulton. Smith, Phil
lips, F. cobb, McKeen, Ryan. H. Cobb,
Abbott. and Libby.
The Varsity track team will also
leave on the early train Saturday for
Waterville to compete in a dual meet
against Colby. Both teams have men
who are sure of points and one of the
closest meets ever held between the
of the fact that Maine won the in
door meet from Colby by a large score
the Maine team is not overconfdent
as several of Colby's best men did not
compete in the meet. The Maine en-
tries are as follows:
100 yard dash--Waite. Schrumps.
Ingham, Deering, Lancaster, Hart.
220-yard dash--Waite. Schrumpf.
Ingham, Deering, Hart, Lancaster.
440-yard dash-MGrris, Walker. Hart,
Schi umpf, Ingham. Lancaster.
Half mile-Morris, Townes, Walker.
Philbrick. Houghton.
Mile run-Philbrick, Townes. Morris;
Houghtcn, Whitney.
TWo-mile run-Whitney. Houghton,
Powers. Morris. Philbriek. Townes.
120-yard hGrdles-S Smith, Phillips.
Hammond
22o-yard hurdles-smith, Phillips.
Hammond
High jump-st onge, Phillips.
Washburn
Broad jump-Hall, BENJAMIN. Phil
lips, Rogers
Pole vault-Thomas Roberts, Rog-
ers
shot put-shephard, Sullivan, cav
anaugh, Smiley
Hammer throw-Shephard, Sullivan,
Hammond.
Discus throw-strout. Sheppard, Sui
Ivan, Smiley Gavanaugh.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-05-06

for the proper treatment of alcoholic
patients.
Greeley Laundry,
Portland, Me.
Mr. Albert /. Bryant, Manager Neal In
stitute. Portland. Me.
Dear Mr.. Bryant
1t has recently become necessary for
one of my valuable employees to be
treated for the liquor habit.
lie was advised to go to the Neal In
stitute for your three days treatment.
SO far as / am able to observe, he is
entirely cured; the craving for alcohol
being entirely removed since the sec
ond day at the Institute.
/ am pleased to learn that you are to
remain permanently in Portland and be-
lieve the worst cases of alcoholism can
be cured by the Neal treatment
Yours truly,
(SignedJ II. +. GREELEY
A bond and contract is given every
patient ON entering a Neal Institute to
refund every dollar paid if the patient is
not satisfied al the end of the treatment
and we live up TO it,. Thousands of LET
tiers from satisfied eX-patients from all
over the Country are ON file at the vari-
Gus Neal Institutes. Private Room con-
slant attention of house physician, and
nurses and only three days from home
on the road To happiness and prosperity.
at the
Boston Neal Institute, Boston. Mass
9O4 NeWburg street Tel 1910 Back Bay,
portland Neal Institute Portland Me
GS Drerfng street. Tel 4l16
Auburn Neal institute, Auburn. Me,
l416 Turner street, Tel. 1913, Auburn.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-05-06
BATES LITERARY SOCIETIES
Hold Weekly Meetings-Baseball Team
Goes to WaterviIle

Lewiston, Me, May 5.-(SpeciaD -
The Bates Literary Societies all held
meetings this evening in their rooms
in Libby Forum. atQft ~
At the Polynihfah 2 Society College
night was observed BY the Seniors and
Freshman. The program consisted of
the following number: Piano duet
Miss Yeaton, II, and Miss Lord, IA;
tThc Value of Intercollegiate Ath-
letics," Mr.. Lowell. 10; AN Original
Part" Miss Redman, 10; violin solo.
Mr.. Jennings. IL; Co Education"
Miss Spiller. 70; college Customs. =
Mr.. Rowe. 10: Bates song.
AT the Eurosophian the program
was Selection, College Quartet; read
ing. Miss Gray. -; three minute
speech. Miss Wyman, III; selection.
College Quartet; reading Mr.. Cole. 10;
three minute speech. Miss Parsons.
H. vocal solo. Mr.. Bassett. -.
The program at the Piaeriiln was
Music, String Quartet: reading. Miss
Judkins, II; Original Part" Mr..
Blake. II; reading. Miss Lib by. IA;
music
This morning in chapel the Bates
students We're given a very interest
ing address by H. S. Crowell, Bates,
70, who is at present principal OF
Gushing Academy.
The Bates baseball team will leave
for Waterville Saturday NOR aing to
play Colby in it's first game for the
Name championship. The team re-
turned from its trip to Cambridge and
4ndover in good condition and is
ready to give Colby a baths. royal
While the team is almost entirely
composed of new men still its fol-
lowers believe that it win play. very
important part in the Maine cham
pionship series. The work Of Capt
Griffin behind the bat and that OF
Damon at first along with t.le good
showing by the pitchers insp Tres the
college body with hope
The lineup against Colby will be
the same chat has been used in the
last few games. Either Stinson OF
Liaquist, in all probability will do the
pitching.