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WOULD GIVE THORPE
CONSOLATION PRIZE

NEW YORK. July ss.--Advices re-
ceived from Sweden indicate that Jim
Thorpe, the great all-around athlete.
who IL now . member OF Manager
McGrAw'5 party Of National league
champions. will yet come into ths
possession OF . Swedish Olympic
trophy. A few weeks ago. on the day
that King Gustav v presented the
Decathlon trophy that Thorpe was
obliged to relinQuish to Weislander.
its rightful winner. the swedish pa
pers came, forward with the sug-
gestion that sportsmen throughout
Sweden should contribute to = fund
for the purpose OF sending Thorpe =
consolation trophy ~ . reminder u
his great victories At Stockholm Z
year ago. The suggestion took" In
stantly with gportsmen In Sweden. and
the scheme to give the American In-
dian a cancellation prize 10 now fath-
cred by enc OF the very biggest men
In Swedish amateur sports. If this
carrying out Of the desire Of thu
ewedes meets with no disfavor on tho
part Of the American Olympic come
mittee, Thorpe will be given hand-
some trophy from the Mortimer with.
in Z few HeAkA This makes III he-
lieve that the Swedes arc > good
bunch OF sports. at that.
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ALL READY FOR
TURNtR-0LSEN GO

Both Turner and Olsen have ar
rived In town for their bout at the
bali park tonight and nothing now
remains for the beginning Of holtiiities
byt George Herbert'e, Get 1usy,
Tho. match tonight ID for the Polics
Gazett belt which Turner now wears
as champion Of the middle weight
class. h win be catch
best two cut Of three falls to = nnish.
The bout will begin at 9:45 o'clock.
Both men seem to be In the best
possible physical condition ana Y 10
thought that tonight's match will Do
ono OF the gamest and hardest fought
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Standing of Cluhs
| Games Today.
| st Louis at Washington,
| Chicago at Boston.
| Detroit at Philadelphia.
| Cleveland at New York.

WASHINGTON. July fs.-St. Louis
broke Joe Boehling's string Of VIC
tories here today, handing the WASH
ingtons a to 1 defeat. Up to this
afternoon the young southpaw had
won eleven games without defeat
The Browns scored three runs in the
first inning. when Boehling walked
Shotten, Pratt singled, and Williams
hit over Milan's head for a home run
Mitchell was a puzzle throughout. and
came through with air-tight pitching
In the pinches.
Score by innings: r. II. e.
ST. Louis. 800 600 100 =
washington :. geo 0l0 000-1
Batteries: Mitchell and Alexander;
Boehling and Henry. Umpires
Ferguson and Connolly.
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wAHrts SS ~ 10
81 sxA~sr. h.tted for Mace In ninth.
ssStratn bAtted for vance "a n'nin,h
III sssRyAn hatted for Weedef =" "'ns 8
a Bcore BY innings: $1,000 a.. a, "a
sasir OLE 1 90 900 oo--a
ss..Mrv, stolen bases - Gray.
srd stewart Eacriflce htts~--
Ties, Moren. Weedrr and s sss
En. base hits--CArter ana btewI
Home run--Newt ton. Double piays-
Sresnehan 70 Davis 70 Ralsy; Weeder
q Carter 70 schrsdsr: sts.ars g g
81 Ayers, !: by Weeder. .: By Dye. :;
Al oats--A4ainst Vance. ~: sgMns s,
Ayers, 10: against weeder. -; aks nn.
on wceder. s: on Dye. .. Base on
Salis--O6 Vance, 4: on Ayers y On
HsaAer, 1; OF Dye, ]. struck GUY
xyere. s.; BY weeder. 8. Hit oatsman
ssIaynL Passed ball--Stewarf. LETT on
nas1e-Ricbmond, 4; Norfolk. J, Tins
III rame, sac. Umpire, Clarke.
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svsr staged = hare Olsen has aen
considerable popularity ~ . result o.
his last few bouts and Turner ID too
well known to necessitAte Z ropOti~
ton OF hts mat victories here
The men are both young and active
with thorough knowledge OF the
game. They are Of about the sama
physical measurements and VIII WeigA
In at 1Es pounds ringsids.
Several local wresti0rs will take the
mat ~ q preliminary feature oefcro
the regular bout u staged. Women
are specially inyited to- Attand Tho
match tonight ana the management
has announced thAt admission a
them. will be Tres.
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COOLERS CONTINUE
TO WIN STEADILY
NEWPORT NEWS BLANKED IN
SENSATIONAL GAME FEATURED
by RICHMoND's PITCHING.

Especial to The Richmond virginiAn.)
PETERSBURG, VA. July 2s.--The
Coolers defeated the Shipbuilders In
fast ana brilliant game, at Perkin-
SON park this afternoon, TO 0. Both
Carter and Richmond were In splen-
did form, the local pitcher having the
best Of the argument. however. He
allowed only four singles. while Car
ter, for the visitors. was hit safely
six times. good for q total OF eleven
bases. The game was filled with
thrilling plays from the start. The
fielding Of the locals. while they are
charged with two errors. was Of the
highest order. The work of the en-
tire outfield was sensational. Papa"
Barnett connected for a double and q
triple out of three times at bat.
The arnre.
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vERBOUT SAVES
GAME FOR TIGERS
TENANTS FIELDING AND BASE
RUNNING HAVE MUCH TO DO
WITH VICTORY.

fsneciai to The Richmond Vfrginian:l
ROANOKE, VA. July ss.--In a well !.
PLAYED game, the early innings played
In a ngh. rain. the Truckers COPIED
the fraeaa, 20 Z. Hardin. a battle
ship recruit. opposed Telson and pitch
"a we'll hut when 1t looked like he
was going to blow in the seventh.
yerbout was sent In and stopped the
Tigers. Tennants speed on the bases
and his hne work In the held enabled
the Truckers TO win. Tolson struck
out ten men, and pitched fine game
but the Tigers couldn't get the runs
needed TO win
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Games Today.
sNiehmond IN Norfolk.
Nowport News In PETERSBURG.
Portsmouth In Roanoke.

$50
especial TO The Richmond virsinian.l
. NORFOLK. VA. July 2s.-some
nme.' croaked Mr.. REGULAR Fan -
@dth vilted collar. shattered nerves
Ma ruined vocal chords he draSseo
- vny YEARLY homeward after tne
40 hours and half OF pastimihs -
f@asue park this afternoon.
IA ma right. 1t was some cams
IVA then some. several times some.
10 oninion was shared by every man
@cn,an and child Of the largest MOI
Nsv crowd attending game on ."e
ssr.f ict This season. Those tnal
Eent 10 see baseball. just pure un
rAmltsratsd baseball. got their M
@4th : few extra thrills ADDED IoI
ssneA measure. After eleven innihes
- snnerexcitement, Richmond ~"
1e<lared tho winner, score 10 :, IN
1ludinr four pitchers. three pinch
Sassars' three heat prostrations ana
many breaks OF luck.
A. part of the entertaine a
woman tainted In the 9fanu ..h-
frcm the hsat. = man IN tne p.e~ ~ !
Arn called for medical aid aoI w.
anne reason and the humld"y ~
the best Of Lefty Weeae1' "o
started the game for Norfolk
though Norfolk lost. not a shs'e
rroak or complaint Was heard. TOT 'ne
9ynaised TArs put up as game
strusrle against defeat as was -cse.
ehronacled in the pages OF popu
9rtion. They lost because luck oIos.
arainst them four ways IN a. many
AifYerent occaaions-
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Petersburg 100 et0 ae0s--2
Newnnrt News 900 600 00o--0
Summary: Two-hase hits--Barnett.
Three base hits--Spencer. Barnett.
Sacrifice hits--Damrau. Stolen bases
-Krepps. Smith Double plays
Barnett to Krepps to BrennaEan,
Base on balls--Richmond. 2. Left
ON bases--Newport News. 4: Peters
burg. 3. Hit by pitched hAlls--Qainn.
struck out--By Carter, IL; Rchmond.
r. Passed balls-Matthews. Time OF
game--i:lb. Umpire--Sorcum-
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ST. LOUIS, July 2S.--The Giants
did no htttiar whatever IN seven ia.
nings out of nine today. but hit Har.
mon spitefulfy In the remaining two.
and circied the bases to a victory
then and there. They won by a score
OF to 0. Christy Mathewson doing
his share In achieving the shut-out.
Score by innings: r. H. y.
st. Louis ...... 900 900 O00--0 3
Batteries: Mathewson and Meyers
and Wilson: Harmon. Doakes and
Wingo and Roberts. Umpires. Bren-
nan and Eason.
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Cook. Three base hits--Howedell.
stolen bases---Irmscher. Matte, SUM
ners, wslscher. Remnant, Boyd. Cook
sisted In fourth. Base on bAlls-<3inn.
a.. Summers, PRESLEY IA, Welscher.
Whitcraft. Cook. LAft on hAaas--
Roanoke. .; Portsmouth,. 8. Hits-on
Struck out--By Toison, 10: by Hardin.
3: verbout, 0. Paused bAlle--Ws lsc her.
Time 81 game. Nfs.2a 'UMpire. Kelly.
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Maintained Disorderly Houss.

Henry Allen, charged with MAIN
tanning disOrderly house ON Brook
road, was hnsd eak ana costa yestsr-
aay afternoon In Henrico courthouse
by Magistrate Thomas j.. PuryeAr. In
default Of paying the hps he was
committed to jail.
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Boehling Pitches
Too Many Curves,
Says Frank Chance

NEW YORK, July 2s.-Frank l.
Chance says Joe Boehling. Washing
toms sensational youngster. who has
won eleven games in q row, will not
last long In the big leagues.
-Four out OF Ave balls he throws
are curves" says Chance. land he
will be all through in couple OF
seasons. It doesn't matter how strong
he IL. Nobody can pitch nothing but
curves and stay up there. I've seen
a lot OF them break into the big
leagues and curve eight out of every
ten balls. and in a year or two they
were back In the minors.
!. ,,sBoehstng . Ia ALI right, nows and
Griffth Ii wise in using him all ~
can to climb up on the Athletics. He
might as well use him while he has
him, because he won't have him te
use very many seasons"
Intern ti0nal League.
Jersey City, 4: Rochester, :.
Newark /: Toronto.
prcvidAnrA 4. Buffalo. B.
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GIANTS D[LATED
SWATTIN6 WINS
MATHEWSON ANNExES An.
OTHER WHEN M'GRAwTTES
RALLY IN FINAL ROUNDS.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Games Yesterday

New York. 4; st. Louis, O.
Cincinnati. z; Brooklyn. s.
Philadelphia. s; Pittsburg. q.
Chicago. 8; Boston. 4.
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Standing Of Clubs.
Games Today.

Games Today.
Boston at Chicago.
Philadelphia at Pfttsbrrg,.
Brooklyn at Cincinnati
New York at ST. Louis.
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DOC AYRES TO RESCUE,
4 COLTS WIN IN ELEVENTH
rfr SCORE m NINTH THEN NOSE
OUT TARs-CRowD SUI
80 H.
NJ FERs WITH HEAT.
-
VIRGINIA LEAGUE

.@ Results Yesterday.
l. Hlchmond. 3; Norfolk te.ess"
epantsrsbure. 2; Newport News. o.
~ rortsmouth, 1; Roanoke. 2.
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.UNLUCKY HOMER
BEATS B0Ehl|hG
JoE,s STRING OF VICTORIES
SEVERED BY BROWNS Az
LOWED ONLY FOUR HITS.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Games Yesterday,

Washington. /; ST. Louis. =
All other games. rain.
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international League.
Jersey City, Z: Rochester, :.
Newark, l: Toronto. I.
Providence, 1: Buffalo. 5.
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&Asss~S AS~9t9 Aut AOu&Of0s
CINCINNATI. July 2s.-In a game
replete with long drives and loose
fielding. Cincinnati overcame a FOUR
run lead by Brooklyn and won today.
7 to s. Packard had one bad inning.
Yingling was touched up lively, gfv.
ns way to Allen. who shared q like
fate
Score by innings: r. H. d.
Brooklyn ......o4o 900 o10--5 s q
Cincinnati .o03 121 o0'-7 10 3
Batteries: Yingling. Stack and Fish,
err; Packard and Clark. Umpires.
O'Day and Emslie.
Pirates Barely Escape shut-Out
PITTSBuRG, July 7s.--In the third
inning. with SIMON on first base, Carey
hit for a no. run and saved the Pr
rates from ~hut-out. the ANAL score
being s to 2, IN favor OF the Phillies
After that only one Pirate reached
second base.
Philadelphia ..2o2 oo1 100. Is II i
PittsburE 49,. .o03 600 0o0--3 s Q
Batteries: seaton and Killifer;
camnitx. Adams. Cooper and Simon
ana Coleman. Empires, Rigler and
| Byron.
Hidden Ball Catches Collins.
CHICAGO. July 2s.--Thougn II Is
yellow with age, that time-worn hid
den ball trick was sprung on Collins,
OF the Eoston Braves, in the last in-
ming of today's game with the Cubs.
just N time to nip In tbs bud n batting
rally. The score was . to 4, with
Chicago on the long end.
Score by innings: r. n. e.
Boston -...-.- .o1o oc1 oo2--4 9 3
Chicago .....211 40 COS II I
Batteries: Tyler. Moves and Brown:
Humphries ana Bresnahan. Umpirea,
Klein and Orth.
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.fccntinued on Sixth FaRe''
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PlssENGERs EXPECTED

Per Oceanic liner Sonoma, from San
Francisco, due to arrive Sept. g. Al-
Wy Adams. Mrs. Adams, DR.. r. w.
Anderson, W H. Nelson, L. A. X.
Evans, Miss M. G.. Worrall, M Car
ter, Mrs. Carter, Mr.. Fawsitt, Mrs.
Fawsitt, Mr.. Morton, Mrs. Morton, Mr..
De Loretta, Mrs. De Loretta, Harrison
Dibblee, Mr.. Jerome, Mrs. Jerome
Mr.. Beebee, Mr.. Statsmith, Jr. Mrs.
Finlayson and two children. r. p.
Short, Miss Ray Royce, d. H. Gilmore
Mr.. De Costa. B. f.. Rowland, s. A.
Keyston. Mrs. Keyston, Eric Bracey,
Mr., Risk, H. h. Morehead, Mrs.
Morehead, Rev. Jas. Mufsell, Mrs.
Mursell. l.. R. Bean, Mrs, Bean, Mr..
Spalding, Mrs. Spalding, C. @. Law
son, H :. A. Baldwin, B. Smith, Mr..
Dean, VIM. Knight. Mrs. Knight, w !.
r.. Riley. E. p, Gillian, c.. Churchill
Tucker. Gibson Smith, Mrs. Al. Meal
man, A.. p. Peterson. Mrs. Peterson,
/ CT. A. Bruins, Mrs. +. L. Mofong and
two children, G.. M. Costa, M. v. Sou
"a, E. A. Judkins, Mrs. Judkins, w.
T. Bali. Mrs. Ball. Miss Mary H. Hum
phrey, Miss Corinne Anderson, Mr..
Garfick. Mrs. Garrick, Miss Irene
Balson, Miss A.. Thompson, Mai. Clo-
man and man-servant, Mr.. ONeill Sc
| vier. T. G.. Stalsmith, Mrs. Stalsmith
Miss Watt Mrs. Niblo, Mrs. jCloman
and maid; party OF ten from Los An.
geles; theatrical party of eighteen.
Per Matson Navigation liner VIII
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helmfna from San Francisco, Sept. 80.
MIR. and Mrs. T. Schmidt, Mrs. ].
Cholefield, Mrs. Jno. Walker, Mrs. J..
w. Podmore, Mrs. A. G. Flood, Mr..
and Mrs. I. A. Hutchinson, E. B. Jack
son, j. X. Kekuewa,. Geo. B. McKen-
zie, Mr.. and Mrs. r. J. Baker and
child. W.. Waterhouse. Mr.. and Mrs.
p. G. Riley, Mr.. and Mrs. Ernst Cuts
ccke. Miss e. Neininger, Miss Elsie
Gignoux, Mrs, Harry Duke and child.
5diss Heliie Herbert, Miss N. Turks,
Mrs. r. w. Whipple and infant. Miss
Grace E. Parsons. Miss Ida Bentley,
Mrs. G. C. Parsons, Mr.. and Mrs. J..
r. Myers, Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. G..
Shoobridge, Mrs. j. Maxan, Mrs. A..
6. Holt and children, Mr.. and Mrs.
Andrach, Mrs. E. N Holmes, Mr.. and
Mrs. Irving Kahn, Mrs. Emma, Kim
brough, Mrs. H. Neeper, Fred &C..
Cook. e. ID. lTenney. Mrs. A. Horner,
The Misses K. and A. King, Mr.. and
Mrs. r. d. Mead and child, Mr.. and
Mrs. ] Meinsdorffer, H. w. Diggs.
Hon. and Mrs. ]. Kalanianaole, ].
Friedenstein, r. B. Booth, Mr.. and
Mrs NJ. j. Sullivan, Mr.. and Mrs. ].
A. Enquist, Mr.. and Mrs. A. de Brette-
vile. Mr.. and Mrs. F. H. Emmans,
Mrs. NJ. A. Rutter. Mrs. Fanny Spring
steen.
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TO
BE DOOMED At
THE ASSOCIATION

The Wrestling Club of the Y. II. C.
A. viii take definite shape in the next
few days Following conference be-
tween Physical Director Fred W.Lau
and F. w. Duncan, plans were thor
oughly discussed regarding wrestling
III the ~. Dnnean has trained with
the best wrestling teanls on the coast
and m the northwest and knows the
ga1ne from Al to- There is no doubt
that meg coming 10 the " for in
stfncti6h VIII get the best there is to
be had IN the whole territory, AS a
result Of the meeting, plans are now
Underway to round up all the men in
terested IN wrestling ana have them
meet next Monday evening at q
O'Clock in the physical directors office
at the Y. NJ. G. A., where the plans
WIN be placed before them for eonsid-
Grafton. -
Shonld amateur wrestling become
popular with the fellows of the 'Y,"
chances are that arrangements will
be made to have fnter-isIand matches
End possibly a territorial champion
ship match. First OF all the local men
win have to show considerable Inter
est and stay with the game in order
to have this proposition brought
about. The wrestlefs from the differ
ent forts viii be Invited to enter any
OF the ssY,' tournaments under certain
conditions which have not as yet
been worked out II the plans OF Dun
can turn out sasisfaetori4y and as en-
couraging as indications at this time
show, Honolulu will have some of the
best exhibitions in amateur wrestling
ever seen ia the islands and there
will be no fear that this sport viii die
out for lack of interest
With Mr. Duncan at the head of the
wrestlers at the Y. M. G.. A. there is
every reason to believe that the
wrestling game will grow healthily
and clearly provided there are
enough men who have plenty of stick
to-it-iyeness and are made Of the new
er-say-die spirit. Every man who en-
tiers match shall be required to reg
lister with the A. A. u. before he will
be allowed to wrestle officially Any
man interested should communicate
with the physical director Of the ''Y''
or Duncan.
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BISHOP STREET
EXTENSION Plan
AGAIN REVIVED
Supervisors Would Take Adj
vantage of New Statute to
Garry Out Idea

Bishop street viii be extended from
Hotel to Beretania and from its makai
terminus TO the waterfront; Pauahi
street win be extended from Fort
through to Union street. and part OF
that latter. .thoroughfare will be done
away with if the action taken by the
board of supervisors at its meeting to-
day is carried to successful conclu-
sion.
This is, in part, a revival of the I'M
dartaking of the territory two years
ago. when proceedings were started to
condemn property necessary for the
Bishop street extension. The matter
was finally given up by the territory
and nut in the hands of the city and
county.
Supervisor Petrie. chairman of the
roads committee. proposed to the SUI
pervisors that they revive the pro-
ject, and acting under the new street
opening statute make an effort to
iengthen Bishop street and Pauahi.
Under the new statute I believe we
will be able to accomplish this. II
has been intimated to me that the
majority of the property owners in
the district are in favor OF the extern
sions," said supervisor Petrie..
"The opening of Bishop street was
undertaken by the territory about two
years ago, but at last given up. A
great amount of data regarding the
property to be effected was gathered
at that time which Is avaiIableIo us.
1 make a motion that the city and
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CREWS
TO BE HONORED
At BANQUET

The house committee Of the Hea-
lani Yacht and Boat Club at meet
ing last evening, decided to give the
victorious crews a banquet In spprec-
iatien of their efforts In bringing the
club to victory. In order to make this
banquet 4 success cards have been
mailed to each member asking them
20 be present Any member not nav
ing received a card. and Wishing TO
join in the fun may confer with Mr..
IN. Eemke. The Palm Cafe has been
secured for the banquet, which VIII
be held Saturday evening. Sept q,
at 7:3O p. m. aiih'h
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VESSELS 10 AND =.
FROM THE ISLANDS
.rspsei1l CabIe to MerehAnts'

Wednesday, Sept. "a.
SAN FRANCISCO Sailed. sept %,
2:40 p. m, s. S. Sonona for Ho-
nolulu.
Sailed Sept "a, p. m, S. s. VIII
helmina. for Honolulu.
YOKOHAMA Arrived. Sept %. s..
S. China, hence Sept IL.
NEWCASTLE - Sailed. Sept %. schr.
Robert r.. Hind. for, Honolulu.
MONTERREY - Arrived, Sept. "a, SIS.
w. +. Herrin. hence Sept. IS.
s. s.. NILE = Arrives from San Fran
cisco Saturday morning with 37S
sacks mail and cabin passengers;
probably proceed to Yokohama same
afternoon.
s.. s.. MISSOURIAN sails for San
Francisco Thursday. p. M, with
mail.
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BAND CONCERT.

Beginning at seyen-thlay o'clock
this evening. the Hawaiian band wiz
give a concert at Aala Park. Follos
ing win be the program:
March Mountain and Valley
..s.. .....,..... 49,, Kutschera
Overture Unrest .,..........S torck
Idyll---Little Mother ...+... Kottaun
Selection III Troyatore ..ss... Verdi
Vocal Hawaiian Songs. Ar. by Berger
Selection Spiders Parade -. Hume
Waltz The 'Cloisterer Avxt
Tango In Bella Argentina. Roberts
The Star Spangled Banner.
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NEN 6OIERNOR
] 10 TAKE uP
BgI|Fs

49, = q
4 small army Of engineers, machin-
ists. carpenters snlpNrignts ana IA -
bofefe are Workine gay ane nlgn. y
complete the repullqing q tne IA IA
NaiIan greoeing COMPANY areuse
governor Nnlcn was alll,oss .o'a'is
oes.Foyea Dy tiIs solIe. reehs 49,,
me Upper Hoihs b 's = .esai U.s.
ana tIls nae q pe e, "a agey "a
osf were .usee - Inc ,,a aass.s a,.e
'oea, e1 L,s 800, -. NV $500 NM, ~,
E1Isn e nZN eelns 1ssa 49, ~ -
wpooSolA y ., 49, ~ = $500 ' .,,,s
~ ne ~. 49,, $3.50 q $3.50 1919 rs -
.o3 ~, 'e 1900 ~ 5000 .nSs -sssv
=, -tt,t5,.s 4, no ,;,jf;li.
~. y 49, $3.50, I, 80 ' FL, ass =. t5s
~, 80 .he 4. rSor -
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Wealthy members of the New York
Yacht Club have placed an order with
Nat Herreshoff for a yacht as can
didate for defender Of the America
cup.
The tariff on wool tops and yarns
has been raised over the senate rate
by the senate and house conferees.
A laborer of Memphis, Tenn, shot
his wife, his brother:in-law, father-in-
law and mother-in-Iaw.
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"The. Burbank OF st. Clairsyiile,
Ohio. who invented the odoriess on
ION. claims 10 have so Gained down.
the cucumber that Il is practically
painless
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DIR. ". b. Emerson. police surgeon,
requested the supervisors to raise his
salary. He said that the 500 q
month he Is at present receiving Is
far inadequate to meet his need. and
falls far short Of compehsating him
for his numerous and exacting duties.
His request was referred to commit
tee.
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WEATHER TODAY

Temperature - "a. m, 70; s am,
79; 10 a. M, 10: IL noon, 80. Mini
mum last night, 70.
Winds a. M, velocity 4; 8 a. M,
velocity 8; 10 a. M. velocity II; IL
noon, velocity r. Movement past "a
hours, 12S miles.
Barometer at 8 a. m. %. "a. Rela-
tive humidity. 8 a. M. 70. Dew point
at s a. m, Co. Absolute humidity, 5
a. M. 6SS Rainfall, 0.
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED

Per str. Likelike. from Kauai ports,
Sept. "a: Miss G. Peliar, Jack Lucas,
w X. Isaacs, P. Parade. Al. Abreu,
Miss r. Gurrie. r. ?. Pierce. 40 deck.
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The steamer Likelike, temporarily
placed on the w. @. Hall route. is
listed for dispatch to the Garden Isl-
and at i've o'clock tomorrow evening.
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Charles Pratt Huntington, nephew
OF the late Colts aP. Huntington, was
married IN New Jersey to Eleanor
Moretti, an netress and divorcee. The
i1iterlocHtory decree separating Hunt
ington from his first wife became OPP
erative September 2.
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City Transfer Co.,
Tel. 1881 James h. Love

fiftylfye per cent OF the property
owners IN the district protest.