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D
applicable to an Enslishman. Il French
man or German without its de-
tailed provisions having received the
consent. not only Of the King of Eng
land. the President OF the French re-
public and the German Emperor. but
also that OF the President OF the United
States. the King OF Denmark and every
other ruling potcntate in Europe" In
Lord Cromcr's view there is one, and
only one. way In which tho existing
evils can DO remedied. The British
government. he maintains. should re-
quest the other powers TO vest in 1t
the Legislative right. which each now
exercises separately and simultane-
ously, with the request that legisla-
tive chamber should be created in
Egypt for enactins laws TO which for
eigners would be amenabie.
In elaboration of his scheme. Lord
Cromcr presents these points. in con-
sidcring which it is necessary to bear
in mind the fact that Egypt has already
native Legislative assembly:
II trust that no ondeavor for the
present will be made to create one
chamber. composed of both Europeans
and Egyptians with power to lcgislate
for all the inhabitants of Egypt. l am
strongly convinced that. under the
present condition of society in Egypt,
any such attempt must end in complete
failure. 1t is believe. quito impos-
sble 10 devise any plan for a united
chamber which would satisfy tho very
natural aspirations Of the Egyptians,
and at the same time provide for the
Europeans adequate guarantees that
their own legitimate rights would he
properly safeguardcd. am fully
aware OF the theoretical objections
which may he urged against trying
the novel experiment Of creating two
chambers in the same country. each of
which would deal with separate classes
of the community, but l submit that.
in the special circumstances of the
case those objections must be set
aside. and that one more anomaly
be added TO the many strange nstitu
tons which exist in the Land OF
Paradox
The chief interest and significance
the article takes on. however. lie. as
we have Indicated in the discussion
Of II by the British press as bearing on
the question of the annexation Of
Egypt It's publication has had
the effect of evoking very clearly
and unoquivocally British public
sentiment on the issue. which We
find voiced in the Spectator and echoed
in other papers. The Spectator boldly
confesscs that IT desires TO see an
Egypt in which an end would he put 10
the hazy makebellcve OF Turkish own
ership; an Egypt In which capitulations
would be frankly abolished, and where
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-20
F L | E 81!

Horse manure tx the principal
Matching place for dies.
II can be made sterile with coal
oil, cnrbolIc ncid. cOppernn winter or
dry loan by mixing thoroughly.
UOrscmen, stnblemcn, owners Of
horse. and sanitary inspectors, pny
attention! Cut this out.
Let 1919 he nylcsn ycnr-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-20

pose and labor. And growing from
that genuine brothcrly love and trust,
a love which sees the Christian in the
man and Christ in the Christian. Chris
tian unity is living sympathy with
Christ: it is being like Christ Him
self: 1t is to be under the sweet do
minion of passionate devotion to the
blessed and addressing cross Of
Christ.
Strange. indeed. II is that Christian
unity needs TO he defined and thus
safeguardcd! But it is made ncces-
sary by narrow rules laid down by
many who seek to show the rigid
boundaries of His Church. We havo
no right to create monotony and cali
it peace: we have no right 10 create
uniformity and bapttze 1t with the
sacred name of union. Christian unity
is injured Gf not brokcn) by tho very
existence of such standards. In our
crude attempt 10 unite. NO actually
disintegrate. Our idea OF union. when
founded upon doctrinal or ecciesiasti
cal standards. prevents union. Minds
differ-differ in capacity. in temper in
training. in feeling. in opportunities
of development For all these psy-
geological differences provision must
DC MADE. They are met IN TINS great
PRAYER OF CHRIST In t!ls Sup!IIne con-
ception of the foundation OF His
Church. against which the gates of
hell shall not prevail"
Christian unity. therefore, is not for
NAL. but spiritual II we are locking
lot oh'S union OF form we are looking
IN 'he wrong 0lTec'ion ana Tor the
wrong 'hlhe' nay Is 'ho shape ana
co'o' OF rove 'al IT'S o"iK m
"eish'' "hefe Is ~ NAT is 1t we
al Nho" an" zee. H. NE is poor IN
"eea' without ~ p"' IL res'sts al! or
s"i''N" ''o' oeSo''' " even point Ana
'~t' 'N''''' - - ="
:, ''''' 49, 80" 100
MH'o" PeS'oeS oNe' inc ho"Se"o'9
nc u VIZ "''''e even nd ''o'''' me
"he'e poi''ic"l ''s''"e' i"''s 10 'o"ch
INC "ee" - '"e 'ou'' 80 io>o -
more 'h"" OF SANITATION. Love Is az
ways surpr'sihE US WIN new reveal
''o"S o. ''S '''"'y 'n" s'o''''eSS' az
WAYS sho"ihs some h''her'o unEho"h
u "'''
40 mas seen ne mere "oeS 1t
ca ''.' ~ ~
s"" YEA ~ ~ INC - ., s'',.'N'''' ''''
'','' - '0'' 80 ~ - 80 -
- '.''G 80 80 -
-
"''e'' "''''''' P''F '''''' "''U'i - '-'''
e. go - '''''s 80 -
~, IT, eve. NV,
~ = " 10 al H"@ ~ ~ ~ y " 49,
keep thee here and bind thee like
beast Of burden The very spirit that
could so propose to deal with others
thus declares that IT has miscalculated
the quality and quantity of that SUI
preme mystery which we call life.
So it is with the Church of Christ
II has organization; without organi-
cation ii could not i!ve-but 1t has
more than organization. spiritual
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-20

The hot weather morals of Richmond
seem TO need lot OF cooling off
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-20

Can't the police arrest tho mercury
for high living?
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-08

ment u.oY hare produced almnFr ruunileHA examples that women who hare fallen nave d1uC sp becausc lucy refusLrl 10 marry men nf theET nwn class md hitya always Striren to hc. rounc intimAle with men 'f rA1ns- The amnitinu tu Ieod gay lives and ro dress beyond thtir means is atsn quo' . -I hY the rnanaE+rs.
 5lAny YturIes ~oTt told by the rIan- agcrs oT girl whu work Ln department 2 or+@ w.le refused sScrIIrnt Tneh in marriage but vho were constants5' r+sdinE irashy novtS which nlndc the 7unaurAL oG wealthy men IUoE AasT Anu n sn5ttsr oi frequent ocourrA1cc.
 'rhc inLer.inn of LI," Legislature ie In learh whEthEE D" rnt minnuuH' w. aa At twrlvr snlIars a T~Ex stIoulh not he cnRotr+tl fy lxv for %of1cTl wE0 wn1. in department snrCa.
 Tho r,an+sers tleGiara sufn %EGc r,. IH' impossible md slRte that HIA better c;oss ut women who are wnrth lhat murh money and nors nFe inc
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-08
BATTLE OPENS
 TOMORROW
TWO CHAMPION TEAMs WILL
 MEET IN FIERCE EoNTEsr.

Tile pnIct Mavericks md the pre- fessMnal nlAng teAm win meet tpCnur rpw afternoon in oIlH cf the MGHt 1h- terestinE Eampa of bp EEhslI ever DInys cd norill nf 6a.
 The NTofssElGnnIs have beaten inc n74rshnntg and the MGEeCiGkH h1FS duiLg lee samc. ErE. tH t0Ke doTn the soaring trlde of LllH latter team H. mighty aggregation nf tlIs Erc1tAst tlaycrs in Nnrnc has been organised under lllr professional hammer. Th~ Mavericks swGar to win or uAt sh&F hats in spite of tho piG EunS un th+ rlher side, and there the matter stands.
 HilltA Kirk wIn bE nPDpaed tU sitter. %alA Cuprnba ia nIzd une of the pre- fesstnhhls aud uIhers whose nnu1eH asc synonymous with spDd halI ~1Il also Line un Big anhaA If money Mil change hands on the result ard never lid Eagle hali Eso such an alNrtrlcaiiS ctlnread alnesphefe .ls ii TJii have toe nihrEnF AiternOUh'
 T1lr game VIII be pulled on tEnms@ 1Iately aftsr the dek race
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-08
3pec.aI kuaaAt asrvle%-

3psc.sI Nugget asTvtos-
 CHICAGO, March x, -'.rnA ol the mast extraordinary al ali inVE<eiEE- tloIH # nnT bcinE lnGsocus+h bS Q rnsnrIittu2 "f IhA srAtd ztratc Hh36h 1as inp+esI upon iI|.lr tse tasK oi nscvit1in.nE whether ie is Use tru'h -hrI .nw ru! Tur wuur3r's work ia Lh" cause of wum"u faslrE tp The under world.
 Tue maat sensational Vcsii;nnn% hns :,%rr 'yxfrattc1 LTnm lMiI sides to thc ducs:iun trI the remarkable sccnc O. dc:nl -nlcuun lucs EE"AtinE u+fG'r -hr vuTuiitAe that thcir fall is dI" 10 the in1rh@stailtty oL firing hy IstfnaHt tfsrk could he vii it,dEE@d Eaps yesterday Tnd .ollE.
 aI1ndgera nc I.ir Cel91rlIurnL stor5 nmli IlIe wunFI nf tho kIEH TPniiUti' cd nrr tue rr:n+ u.ll witnesses before Ill. UnLpmiiee Thu InanaEErE III d"- e1Ir'; tint in% wnnr* far Tuncn hnFc unGh:nG vhutvv"r ia na viLh tlIe CeLlH- IaI sLn nf wolper- Tn pTUIc their nTen-
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-08
DO Low WAGES FOR WOMEN
 CAUSE THEIR DOWN FALL

kind ~hn nMrty Enod. honess na4n and settle deEn r0 A decent family tfs at the timc whom LhhLr aerFlne in the slorea Ia llrpUtnInE moro and mOrc %a1- uable.
 0r the oEhct hand many womsH ~ln now tsrIhng to The demi-tnonde are testlfIIng that uGHir fAlI VAS due to ,hc In# wIlEcs which did not en- oIIe IlLeTn Ia. walk the straight and narrnT lEth and ILvH comfortably. s.onc rf the stories related lg theti Htrr narrowing pictures thai showed beginnings Ju Snid h0fnss and cnded wLth unprintzbls cnntesHiDns.
 On the whp1e shc investigation 1S regarded as 9ne nf Ln@ Mozt darlrE and muII lmpartsII 1Induri&ken far many y4ars Hnd is expect1f ta tHTn~ A bright Iihhl on A zubjecr which has he4n for sA1 lonF thu theme fu! count .4sa disHILsaians l'Y IlIose Whn hAd n" SrIiu1te knowledge of the farts.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-08

TAz obtained fTuttI rock at the rnof nf lre drift HHnthRr assay nIadc of lLrrA ,4t hnother paU nG 1hA tunnet .4hor.ra gold gnlu's ht s42+ snd some uIid c%nts.
 Fred Slime, Whp yiAlted The tunnel YeaiuElIny. states that no 1uf*rirn sx- .sIH nI,u Is lU she futuVe of The prop er.r Thu tunnel has Heeu driven rnr a disiuIr@ dt 2o1 f-et Anh 1iAA pro- grrsrd far Vnough to AlLnw that liHse
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-08

| alrlke wliiuh promises tc r%AT rh& l:1ost irrl,s.rIHnr iraIIlI=r.T I"'aaiblu F.n iiC I(sturs At Suward rc''ihaula hts prtlI made rn rlIu IlrnI@rt! tIr the %'F Irl 3fiIiR= 'nmrrnE's iIr1l"rty Ht the hIslL ..r -;upe GIlSiL
 IsHaK cf ulIups7 til'-ll'fER ttGhHl%S Iig I~In ErIIh in th'' IIInI.cl %Aich ie ,unm a'ing driven inIu In" I'liI !ind a1i .r:s*y mGdc an II sttows IL .S carry 5Gcn in gold tn tlIe iHu. 'rhi. i' ~SnT
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-08
&eaeiAi Nugget SsrTiCs-

JUHEAI', March I.-rlIc JiIS1 bill and the Jirsr f3iI.t mrmcri.ll were 1n- Ifa1uccA tnd4H in If.U A.aat1 l+Klsln . ture Senatur isadcE inlrpd!nce1 l:lu i1rst bill and SrnHi:,r sl:lIuTd irIr1- luSed iht: first juint memorial
 NiLlarIs menIot-..IL K t1 TNrsiucnt WilE1u and congress 1sklly: lIIn Tcl?cHl os the law exIcIItiEE tEc LiE71f L. f1r adrersr suils NGainat mlE,tral claims.
 Senator i.cAHn'E Lili is for regular hours uf employment In minrF- :ramr AiIls and amcltclS md i3 fUnlnnnly knnwn aa thu eight iinGr Jnw. It IS
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-08
3PsGLnL Nugget ssrvlea.

WARRINGTON, n. G., March K Senator JGnIcs r. Clarke uf hrknnEnH has tlarn snlrclt.l 3s prcsldent pro tcnLuvLr oE ihe schlis by demoCrnrlr cs urus which JIns breD held. TIA TaS rtrlncrly euTrrnur nf hia slnt4 md entered IlH. 1:nitcd States senate I1I lAna- lc Was born in Tn+r5 cnLItlH-- AiisHisEtDp., ln lSBi.
 In nddttinn ts this Helectlhn thA Rex. r. T. TrctEiman of iLs dlhtflct of Co., 1unnblA EaH selected as chADiair and
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-08
pEMuHREES oHEREULEo
 IE FOUR CASES

TlIr ritmurIrJs Wtrc NvcIIulrI bF JuiGt 1lurar~ 1r.t::lY rn FolT "nscs nrd v nh m7F. Hiv. l. 3G h!v. '. answer. 'lTra fan" InsTa urr;
 tlnyr.y sr. Grc'nlsfr%.
 lLrun1;s ye. C1ccnhcrG.
 Iun,, ys. I;lI.1tllrcI.',
 I:tMr,Y,A Min:'E nl Dredging ,'.mlGJllr YE, Iis Erl.incr.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-08
NOME MAI CAUGHT
 WITH OPIUM 0N ki:y;ii

nm T4lurd nt 47oh for which he ix suil tn hr uIlr h. give no Eatisf.ntnrY nc roUrrIihT-
 I1t had ocrn unrTAr rhe surveillance nf thr. pu:irH r0r sorne lime bus The hrrcH Yns delayed uDLil a tirne when l, Hna cer-ain IhE: he TnIIH bc caught With the .uIds-
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-08
FIRST BILL AND FIRST
 MEMORIAL INTRODUCED

understood sh:,t 6annrr vii! inI?'jaducc ilIG game hIIl jn tll.s heTEc,
 II i. well knpmn CG cnIrs., II.I lhn E1l"pTns,r c,tu t.!In SCct n liIl if if l:r I.lsaed InIl IIIht cc nhrLl; .'1iI 'ln HI alEo. 1'nr mp:ntnH trCrT: ;.' ''+ lIr%'' tt..lL if ii Jrssrx IEIH gI'rln'E ii win beuarin iaT.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-08
Special Nugget Servips.

TrAE ITEGT0E, h. t., March T. [: Ilns betu learned that in lha mes aagr. 70 rnr sncrlal ErRFiuu hf ccLSr Sress President Wilson wil TctunrnHnd that the trTin nle1u lIa acted upon.
 h had lE,rh Iunci thalr hAHsnf' aE' fj.L1a wors'l ttrrirc raniitr In that nics- s- FRET. csilrcln lIy AlnFlGA TalroNd nut" ic,S. Inlt tIit' tlclnncHti1 iraacrs SlFn ihr president himself arc nu"' of t'Ie healaf taat tho nlrst Important matter
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-08
NOME QUARTZ $660.00 TO TON
FABuL 0USLY RICH ORE IS
 STRUCK ON NEW ERA MINE

uTosseP Lhr ou,IrtY sfringrra This ib regarded as Il sdrG indication nf great richness is the rock and the age%Lys iusi lnhc< h%NrH out ttie hslief t0 the rlIll-
 .sftcr pnsAihE the lime q dIsccvsTy Is rxneeted WhlUt will he the noNt startling surprise Noms has +Fer ez- peFIen "d-
 Nome hsua9%i Seynp per Rssnth.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-08
DEFENDER OF m'nAMARAS
 MUST STAND TRIAL AGAIN

third IIL;rl Hr I9arrS'w wuE GxeL iSr NnrrIi 3l.
 IEaTraW is :-IlAr.sf-i wlll. atSc1rId iri, Iu hIihC .ururH tu tho FaEr nE9irs!l llI' Hr%eindFag and Gtllt1 drnn lniIIra and I,:,s Already lsrEr ..r trIn! twice. 'rhr
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-08
SsasiAL Nugget SBrvr<e.

$sasiAl Nugget $BrvI<e.
 LOS AHGELES. AIarGlr \. The J'lrE- b. the case aFaih%r Cla:''rrr ljnrrow faIIed Gs r%:rh Tn aEI+'r'-nL Alse' kapIHg hren nnt Tnr s!F,r,I lIJLra. and inc cuurL h.ts ordered it's fliEilIArge.
 At ls,@ s;lrm tlmr Ilu' lLIIn nf thr
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-08
SCOTTISH RITE SOCIAL.

Thcte win 10 :l shcln,. uIif.,r 'hc susr,Lra nf tho s7s miLith Til" t1:1b in 3r:ls:lIIc TruII,f, FHl3y tveriuE, nI s::Sl o'GIurI- ill 3rL snIl. an1 1lrir IlIlicF frieua; Invited.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-08
GIVEN LEAVE TO
 FILE 4 COMPLAINT

lu llIc cnRc of Wm. Allison IS. rAA s'xalu Uaid Dredging Conr@ny the F'ninh Iranl Works nf San FTarcIRCo was today given leave tc file a con- plai1It In iNier+ +cnIinu.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-08

:!'l.,lrI"l in rtr IIrc:'fIL trial Ia not !,I k1rwu tut IjH' foreman Anruurp." 'il Ihaf yrrdl,i would l@ :rupnsHnlv.
 lpushuat Dick will captain ths Nome agar1aAtten e+ ruSh ball :, stars at Eagle Hall next SunHAY
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-08
Hc FAHIAkp OUTFolNT:
 JACK ERITTlt EASILY
Special Nussrt sSrvlc&

Special Nugget SSrvic&
 %:% ft'ttk. Ntrrh S-~McFsrIsnd rIIh<T raMN nnfrninIed Ja=k Brittou "rsI~r1A,' after ten r1nnde ct spArrtus. IT., f"'C'rIiur fIGtturr of thc e-hihirIni, ".,s 'n''r Hriitnr g"t the. fIHi ruund llEHuglt his FhnwiuE Il :i,A Dthhrs :;.G ';rl hing lIrL good.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-08
PRACTISING LAW

ii IT, ;nr.i. f1lmprIr mIvcr nt Htn1c. ll.Lz Gl@Ecd lxv ntHc.-. ;1 Pprl- iIEh, l'r',. :ll,i i* r'raGlIshlE law cure 'nC:I'. lrlruR .sT hiE writes :u Ai Y I'm! rho juia; it nnw n1IsuE Iap@- ci+lrr If div"rcr c1.oE
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-08
sosciaI Nugget SsrVics.

HpsGihI Nugeet SerVICs.
 PORTLAND. SIarI-h s.-JsnEs \. Haiatnn SAh lu have hrcn An extsn- aps nnininE operator ai $"irae In for u.kr times. has bcrn .rr%EtEd h%.': o'l the charge of smuggling npluIl.
 On his perEun nt Thr tlIco tH ntE Ar- rest was discovered H 'IuG silty nf Opi-
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-08
cANCsEa SCHOOL .:Np r.
 60CIAL MONDAY MIGHT

@"h.l i'aGlo Hall, tc1chinE from 2 '' n .i+hornI llnrIng from ID t0 l2 E.-'rrhoily welcome AfmisaiOn s'."h ERNEST EERGEREH,
 i.'Illnlst Lnd Tss ulrI,
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-08

Larruriru Harry carbin will hs ths Maverick baekstop ternorrow at Eaals Hail.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-08
OFFICIALS
 ARE DEMOCRATIC

Charles F. AiGEiHe Hf St. Louis ETnf
 E%I%rt@d All Hcr%eAni al aTr1s.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-08

snbscriha for tkt HnH1A bsiIf Mug ucA. It ntAnds for NArss's preurss@.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-08

s1.oa per mehth for the ausB-t
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-08
TARIFF ALONE FOR
 EXTRA SESSION

rnr lrgi.IaiI:m Ut lisc present lime Is tile ia;iIT.
 fir 4rnlIrsr 4"iIlGlTsa raJ not dcctpt tlE- presidential recommendation 1nd may dcnl w.Lh uthcr questions but the rreslHrni is t~cIared to bs entirely nppnstm n Irr:lnr Iny ther subject interfere nnti rha tariff debate h1ss 1%Hn l"nrlnilpll at lraei-
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-08

t2.01 per month for the NuEsrl
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-08

The Nugget Hi~ss all the ra~s ln 3 nut shell.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-10-17
IS ROWING WORTH ALL
THAT II is COSTING
[RY Latest MALL

BERKELEY. Because Of the enor-
nous expense in the maintenance of
crew at the University of California,
Graduate Manager William Donald de-
sires to put the spracticabiIity of con-
tinuing this sport up before the stu
dents for vote at the next meeting
of the A. s. u. C.
Donald claims that II will cost the
University $4,000. this year to train
crews for the race next April. Al
place must be provided to act as a
substitute for the old "Amad0r re-
Gently sunk in the estuary, and a paid
coach should De hired.
In speaking Of the matter the grad
.uate manager says: What we want
the students to do as soon as possi-
Bile is to let Us know II they believe
that the benefits which are derived
from the crew are of sufficient magni-
tude to warrant an expenditure of
$1,000. We should either go into the
aquatic sport with heart and soul, or
drop it entirely To continue the
sport In good manner demands an
expenditure of at least $1,000"
The matter will be taken up for
consideration at the next meeting of
the executive committee. -g->l.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-10-17
CHICK EVANS 0UTPLAYS
RAY AND HARRY VARD0N
tBy Latest MALL

CHICAGO.-Charles Evans. Jr..
formerly Western open and amateur
champion and medalist in the last
two. national amateur golf tourna.
ments. outplayed today Edward Ray
and Harry Vardon, formerly English
open champions, by and 3 strokes
respectively in a 36-hole four-ball
match at the Ravisloe Country Club.
but owing to the fact that Warren K.
Wood, Western amateur champion,
was Of his game. the Britons won the
contest, 3 UP.
Evans took 143 strokes for the two
rounds Of the 620e-yard course. while
Ray played las and Varion 146 Wood
was off his long game. and uncertain
with, his putter, taking f57 strokes
The best hall score Of Ray and Var.
don was 138, only FIVE strokes better
than Evans Wood played best ball
on only two holes, and this threw the
strain of the contest on Evans.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-10-17
COL FER CHARGES He WAS
DRIVEN INTO PRO RANKS
fRv Lateat NALL

LONDON Abe Mitchell. the noted
artisan golfer. says that he was driv.
en- into the professional ranks ON &C.
count or the intense hostility shown
to him In the last two amateur tour
.naments because of the fact tina he
Il 3 working man Writing % the
Golf Monthly he says:
My chief Olfense has been when |
was born an aftisan ID following my
occupatioh to get living. first as 3
gardener, then a. 3 chauffeur. | had
more opportunities to play golf than
the ordinary British artisan has the
right to expect There are golf
game classes in England, and an ar
tisan golfer Is not wanted in amateur
circles.
Mitchell says that he fully intends
to cross the Atlantic to compete In
both the amateur and open tourna-
ments, but was warned before his de-
parture that measures would be tax.
en- to prevent him from driving from
the first tee
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ception that the Punaheu aggregation
is about 10 pounds heavier per man
than that of Mckinley, the rival eleV-
ems are evenly matched. Coaches Mid
XIII, Kicker and Wine have had the
collegians in. their care, while upon
Coaches Jackson, Folsom and Rosa
has fallen the responsibility Of round
ing football machine out of the ma
terial at the High School. Both the
team captains. Inman Of Punahou and
Sylvia of Mckinley, are placing the
greatest confidence in their men, and
a good, live, interesting football
match is promised all those who ten
der 25 cents to the gate keeper for
admission to the field.
During the practise of the MeKin-
ley men last evening, the coaches au-
thorized several changes which are
believed will greatly strengthen the
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CHESS CLUB PLANNED
BY .Y' ENTHUSIASTS

A number of Y. M G., A. men who
are interested in chess viii hold q
meeting in the association rooms this
evening to organize chess club.
For the past ,tlIree Friday evenings,
the chess boards have been busy in
the Y. NJ A lobby and Is Is
thought that q ciuD to promote the
game will attract interest.
Among the men especially invited
to meet this evening are c. H. Med
calf, r. F.Lange, A. L. Mackaye, D. L
MacKaye, d. G. May, f. S. Hafford.
F. H. Jaehrling, Henry C. Meyers, H.
Il. Campbell, s. o. Halls, G. +. Max
well, Manuel Eieder, Lieut.. w. N
Derby, E. K. Ellsworth and L Smith
Hiorth. The meeting will be held at
7:45 and A. E. Larimer secretary of
the. mems department, will preside
until officers can be elected. i.
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OAHU League
ARRANGES POST
SEASON SERIES
AH-Chinese Team To Be Seen
in Action Here-May Play
Series on Maui

The directors OF the Oahu Baseball
League, meeting in the Office of the
president last night, settled for once
and all the matter Of the play-off
games for the Coast Defense. ALI
each team and drawing lots The
Coast Defense and the A1l-Stars drew
the first game, and are scheduled to
play at Athletic Park Sunday after.
noon.
The winning team of the initial
game in the play-off series will be
pitted against the Hawaiis, this con-
test scheduled to be played at Ath-
letic Park Sunday afternoon, October
Is. This VIII decide the champion
ship In the play-off, the winning team
to play the p. A. C.'s. This forms a
series OF what should prove to be in
teresting games. There was some dis
cussion among the directors as to
which field should be used, Moiliili
or Athletic Field, the final vote be-
ing in favor of the latter. Another
matter which came up for argument
was as 10 whether Ayau, who recently
returned TO Honolulu after touring the
mainland with the All-Chinese aggre-
cation, Is now eligible to play with
the Hawaiis. Ayau Is regular play
er on the Hawaii's list, and although
his eligibility was challeged last
night. no definite oction was taken,
the matter being passed along until
another meeting
Manager Sam Hop OF the ALI
Chinese team. who has been confer
ring with the heads OF local teams re-,
garding the matter Of games, believes
that this business has been settled,
and announced tentative program
this morning The All-C Chinese are
scheduled to play the Portuguese Ath-s
letic Club at $3.50 O'Clock tomorron
afternoon at Athletic park. with Fos-
ter Robinson In the box They will.
take on the Aid Hawaiian at Athletic.
Park at 1880 O'Clock EIlndaye after.
noon with 1ban pitching The Coast
Defense and the Altstars will make
ths second game Manager Hop be-
lieves that, through the meeting of
the directors Of the Oahu League this
noon. arrangements will be made
whereby the AlI-Chinese will take
on some OF the teams Of that league.
The AllChinese will go to Maui.
MONDAY to escort Foster Robinson
home, and It Is possible that they
may play one or two games on that
island before returning home Satur-
day.