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MECHANICS LIENS.

AAGOS4 O.
WEBSTER AVE. c s. zoos fl n 81 lszd 81,
N0Xl00. Eureka Tile Co agt GreystOne HoIolng
Co. owner and contractor; 1887 30.
Ignore PLACE. g =. 1118 fl OF Freeman
q. = i0xlOOx irreR: William Stuhlmiler 81
al agt Ignore Place Realty Co. owner and
contractor; G,l5o. ,-
STEBBINS AVE. " s. 900 II s Of Westchester
ave. 2)0x1s9, lndelli & Conforti Co agt FoXvale
Realty CO, owner and contractor; @.0os u.
BERGEN AVE. n W cor 1921 81. 50xJ0. North
Sand co agt Arnold Mensch, owner; PosinsAy
& katz, contractors; $50 IS.
18TH ST, 40 20 AZ East, Grossinan Bros &
Rosenbaurn ast Rannk Construction Co unc).
owner: Finrock Iron Works contractor $50.
BORT WASHINGTON AVE. n cor le0th st,
10 sxi022: G~ossman Bros & Rosenbaum agt
Saranac Con truction 60 Gnc), owner; F1nrock
Iron Works, contractor; 1850.
FORT WASHINGTON AVE, n cor l6lst St,
Jos llxi02s: same Agt Friedman Construction
90, owner: Finrock Iron Works, contractor;
1880
PORT WASHINGTON AVE. cor l5lst ~,
i02 Sxis5Ii: same agt same $3.50.
l2eTH ST g. 125 u OF Riverside Drive.
Box irreg 20 Riverside Drive x50X trreg; Nortn-
srn Cornice and Roofing Works agt London
Construction Co, owner and contractor; SSSs "
ST MARKS PLACE, 6. Joseph Garry q
soas Gnc) agt David Wasser, owner; Alexah-
dsy Gordes, contractor; A.675 So ~
18Th ST. n e. 1870 II " OF washington
ave s21s0. Bessie Tvnick agt Rank Consruc-
ton Co owner and contractor; S5o
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pROpQSAlS.

SEALED BIDS WILL RE RECEIVED BY
the Board Of Water supply. al ~ on.e. .9;
seventh floor 1875 Broadway New rorK, uhuI
II a II. on Tuesday, September 2. lSlS. LOT
Contract 1873. for furnishing and denNefihs a
complete portable power plant. consisting % q
Switchboard and one motor driven aif-coni~
pressor at a designated locality along the iihe
Of Catsklu aque6uet Ia, ~
publjcly opeaed and read Pamphlets contain
Ing Information Cor bidders can be obtained AT
The above sddrsss by depositins the sum OF I'VE
dollars 06) for each pamphlet rM iu''"''
particulars sec Information for Bidders.
CHARLES STRAUSS. President
CHARLES n. CHADWICK
JOHN +. CALVIN.
cono rnisslonsrs OF the Board OF Water supply
JOSEPH p. MORRISSEY. Secretary
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STORAGE NOTICES.
The West End Storage Warehouse,
gO2-2lO WEST SsIH ST.

y
To Henry Barry. Mrs a. ". Bovker, Mrs
F. y. Brown. Mrs =. .. Brown, Mrs. MAJ
raret De Tu!lio. H. 3. Drake, Mrs. RAYMOND
Foley Miss Mary Gallagher. VIM. II Hsger
Mrs Fanny MoMullen by Mrs, =, O; fariy
Mrs T. McManus Mrs. Ben Teal, ME-. n
Wilbur Miss Earnestina + Wins Mrs. n.
Wright. You and each OF you are herehy
notified that the time for the payment OF my
lien upon the property hereinafter DESCRIBED
having expired, after due notice hereof hhd
been given YOU I will cause such property 10
wit household goods. personal effects. carpets
etc. stored ry YOU or in your name 'or IN
which YOU may have an INTEREST,", In The
West End storage Warehouse, 70 be sold az
public auction according 70 the statute In such
case made and provided. al George Merle
Auction Rooms, lj5 East 18th St. New loIH
city. on TUESDAY. August 2oth. DE AZ ~ ~
m and on Wednesday. August X7th, 1918
~ 1880 a. m: and n the sale thereof Is not
completed on said dates the same wiz be con
tinuea at ehe same place Oh each and every
Tuesday and Wednesday thereafter, beginning
al 1880 "a. N. on each day. and continuing
until all the goods sold. S.
THE WEST END STORAGE WAREHOUSE Sc,
BEN BLUMENTHAL, Proprietor.
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LIS PENDENS.
ArGTaT @

6iTH ST. 9. 40 Il OF sth ave, is,9x
q amy 4 G Montague agt Frank Nc
Lean e. al foreclosure OF mtg)' attorney
Il 4 Thompson
10TH ST, pa Eost: Alfred NJ snydscker agt
Thrsholc Realty Corpn et al foreclosure or
mig; attorneys HoilEnder & Bernheimer. -
l2TH ST. n o. 217 n e Of Lenox ave, o5x
lcau. Raphael Hurwitz agt Isaac Ruoensteln
- a. foreclosure Of MTG; attorney. u T.
HurWitz
.HsTH ST. =. 2OOl n Of 9th ave. 2o1x
100; Daniel London act James Hsnnan 81 81
iorecosure Of transfer of tax hen). attorney
Cans
BARNES AVE. $. $50 Z; n OF 2lsth o..
ANxlislI; Daniel London sgt Paul sussano
= a. foreclosure OF transfer Of tax HEM at
0iney Cans
ssT ST. 433 East; City Real Estate co agt
sohn sehrank ct al foreclosure OF MTG at
'ernsy. u swain
..iNWoOD AVE. . r. 429. II u Of Clarke pl
z9HzS Pauline Cebrelli agt Mary Schmlot et
q foreclosure OF MTG: attorney, WsentIsr,
WITH ST. >. 12J II " Of 30 ave 2oxlVo. II I,
Stt-phen X Jackson agt Michaels kshIy 20
uorscosuro OF MTG: attorney, n Jackson
BERGEN AVE. 6s5 and ID ave 900;
,,e,hsrfns Meighan agt Lille Rohe OF a. 'ac-
uoh 20 confirm titiel. attorney, q II haWes
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTer

Male.
USEFUL MAN.-s25; good all around man
outside work garden, horse, COW, cnickens
etc references. C.. Mathewson Agency. $40
6th ave. Tel. 3TS Bryant.
Female.
A GRADUATE NURSE with II yeare' ex-
perience hospital work. medical surgical
and insane desires nervous patient. or at
PENDANT in sanatorium, best references A >
CTecg. 100 Beecker ct, n. Y CITY.
COOK--EIcelient family cook. neat and
economical; $40. L.. Miss Hofmayer .
Agency. ago 822 5th ave, 9th floor. Tel. 4327
Madison Square.
V0TTsFWORKER.-Y Hungarian: good
city references. good plain cook; $50 e.
Miss Hofmayer's Agency. 800 oth ave- sth
floor Tel. 1927 Madison square
TOTSFWORK-By exceptionally neat young
widow with boy years; plain cook ana
laundress; country only; reference; slZ
monthly Twins Agency. ~ West llth 81.
NURSE, -Young lady, educated az Northheld,
desires position 70 care for child over three
years: SONS experience. references. Adde'S a.
r. A.. Tribune once.
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SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
ATcNrST G.

ACGN ST g.
isTE ST. l57 and $50 West; Empire city
Iron Works az, Farmer Loan and Trust co 81
al. junc CO. 1913: $50
schocn5erz.r q BIGGER agt Builders Protective
Co q a.; July 20. 1913, s.. $50 40.
fRoNXDALE AVE. " $. 20 u n OF kinseile
ave. Bronx Roofing and water ProOAhs 90 o.. - !
Bailey ~0nstruction Co et al: July %, 1913; $50
ST NICHOLAS PL, 30 and 50 Richard =
irwin agt Martin ] Farley 81 al; Nov - 1917
t5oe
ST NICHOLAS pL. IN; Abraham Mandel aSt
SANE; o., rs. 1917. si75.
ST NICHOLAS PIA 30 and 81; Bernard NIL
Ter az sane. Nov g. 1912 S65 80.
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90 no. ottorn,r. VIM G Mulliran. 4el

tS. fremont ave. o. o.ooo.
Ma IIo07 ida c Bracher TO samuel Levy;
Oct o ~ attorneys. Arnstein, Levy Pfeiffer.
is g roSorE,SSiD AVE. 26s and 2s5. W cor 72d
va yVesp 61xl15: March 81 1911 DAVID
:. GU - Cotilter n. Frank De X and David
Huyis.. trustees 10000; attorneys. Beals &
ASo.i,on j Madison ave.
N teIyi ST 100 West. cor BANK ST. ls.4xoo;
4Ih. iQ1O: Heinrich J Steeneck 10 Bernhard
Sept 10 Ns~ie A Kemper; S4~Q0; attorneys
anu q steinkamp, 40 Nassau 81 800.
saIieer- ct 40 West. 2OXI55; June y. 1896 I.
ils crercer to Union Trust co, New YORK;
Arrotn tet-orneys. Miller. King. Lane & Traf-
io-d; 80 % F'yS-W Vest. 25xiO22: March 81, 1911
,-l..i,er y Huyler 70 Coulter. ID ID, frank he
.'TDa,,id Huvler trustees; $4,000; attorneys,
sno Nicholson. ! Madison ave
SeaSr y IT 1T3 East 1S.6Xl022 .; Emma
ST. 20 Greenwich Savings Bank; 81. 600;
scsWa.,, Geo G De Witt s. Nassau ~.
1'.stSfE PROPERTY; aug l. l'os' same 10
s.Asg i5+ T Weber; $4,000.
NaIlITJf CT g. IA Z, from e cor lst ave,
80. Apru o., 1913: Marietta Jones ct al
23N - ---,arq Mortgage Co; $4,000; attorney.
70 LS .rs TILE Insurance and Trust Co, 100
Brcsa@sETasyr 10 West. 17.sxlOos; FEB /, 1912;
So y ITa-tshorn o Lawyers Mortgage Co;
AIl.9oSo. attorney. Lawyers Title Insurance and
Trust 10 s-T II and q East. 7Ox99 IL Feb IS.
Ir,ss,,Igcue Dcvel opment Co 20 David Van
~ l',.,r, Sl2 0oO; attorney. Hugo Cohn, u Ave
A. .,-,r s-- ,a1 West. 16x75: Oct IS, 1911;
H. ~. r Toietu 10 Arthur W Clinton; 81. 100;
I1..dynsv. LAWYERS Title Insurance and Trust
o. fGo Broadway.
The Bronx.
BRIGGS AVE, : e $, l2ss # of lesth
So agd Charles ThOma, admrsi $1,000
Oe0.s ,av II Allen, 600 Broadway.
A'cpOTONA AVE, $. 100 n 81 1oIth 81 20
mo. AUG l. 1910; Henry and Alice Bichter 70
LIES Naucr; S1.lJO; attorney, Charles
C2 2oTs 10 and II. map 1442, Bruce-Brown
ranS Co T'hrogs Neck, July =. 1910. N4lani
= T5Anaun 70 Robert Furnbull. eXr; u,
~, ,efto~1ev George Wellington, ~ Wall 81.
ions ig1 ard 1872. map sanler estate, West
sssth - ana Broadway Nov .. lSUs, E9W
y Co. 10 Henry ana Robert Berk; 81, 900;
s,,srpey. New York Title Insurance Co, 10
BE ynTs i,a and lle, map 1923. fremont
ua5,bt, e4ta Ward: April q. 1912; Agatha
~ MACK. . Beeilman st.
tor All faap 1922. New York Catholic Pro
,.t,ory: June 8. 1919; Joseph Ferrara TO New
United states Title Guarantee and Insurance
90 % Nesey 81. $500
Tor go map l446. Hunts Point Estates;
Wv / 1910: Frank White 20 Hunts Point
SKATES: 500: attorney, Lawyers Title In
sUrance Co, 100 Broadway.
MAPEs AVE. $ @ cor % 10Th 81 4SX95 :;
ruly 81 1912: Onward Mueller RullOihs 20 20
John and Maria Eggers; $1,000; attorney
Tswyers Title Insurance Co, 100 Broadway .
OGDEN AVE. 1901 mtg on fixtures; April
q 1918; Carr Building co 20 Roeser & som
-rsr Go. 2S6 "a ave. $500.
VALENTINE AVE. 1902 s $. 25xe7 9;
Nav g. 1910: Peter w King 10 Stephen and
peter Mcbride 81 go: attorney. Title Guar
sntse and Trust co. 176 Broadway.
WOODRUFF AVE $, being lot 66, map
a, Paramount. o5x1426: Aug 3. zoos. Mary +
and Theodore L Dusinberre 10 Eliza G Haisht,
q $50. attorney. Stephen Wray, 463 East Ire
mont ave.
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BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.
AUGUST 9

AUGUST O.
az 18TH ST. n Q. 1851 n Of 7th ave; 4six
20 City Mortgage Co loans Gross Realty Co.
nc tlC0 coo
.2slsT ST, ss. 1884 n OF Bailey ave, BOX
Isl0. James o wentz loans 23ist Street Con-
suueton Co. Inc. SIS, 900
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HELP WANTED.
Male

Male.
MANIFESTATIONS TO represent old essao-
lshed building firm In soliciting contracts
among architects and owners. Kindly write
or call room 1910 1913 Park ave.
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Eemale.

NURSE or ATTENDANT.-who has had eI-
perience IN state hospital or sanatoriumi
for institution work; pay $50 per month. Ad-
dress with references BOX 286. Port Ches-
ter, y. Y.
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PUBLIC NOTICES.
NOTICE

NOTICE.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that the IN
dersignod. The New York Edison Company, has
made application 10 the Public Service Com
mission for the First District for the approval
by said Commission OF the issue by said com
pany OF sl5, 60O. 600 par value OF additional
capital stock and that said application will -
heard by and before the Commission At its
once. No. 49, Nassau Street. Borough Of Man.
haitian, City OF New York. on the 18th day OF
August, 1918. 1t II 80 o'clock In the forenoon
Dated, New York. Angus; !. 1918.
THE NEW YORK EDISON COMPANY,
BY ". +. BRADY President
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suRRooATE's NOTICES.

X PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HOS
John p Cohalan. Surrogate OF the Couh'
.. -" New York. notice IL hereby given q
ali persons having claims against susan Yar >
E,iii6tt late Of the County Of New YORK
deceased 10 present the same with vouchers
thereof 10 the subscriber, al It's place o.
transacting business, No. 62 wan street a.! ~
he Cny Of New York. On or before the %o'''
oS 49,, o NV YORK. the 18th day Of June, 1913
M YoJ1K LIFE INSURANCE AND TRUST
COMPANY. Executor. ..--
EMMETT h PARISH, Attorneys t0r E"o'u'o'
~ Wall Street. New YORK Clly.
IN PURSUANCE OF An ORDER OF HON
John r. Cohaian, Surrogate OF the Coui u.
~ Of New York. notice Is hereby gwen W
all persons having claims against flo yalI'
w. D. Plat. late Of the county ., Nv .n,tpeps
decsased 10 present the same WIN NGucheI
thereof 20 the subscriber at It's e p,se, o. o.
transactlnR business. No. o. wen Sttee. -
The City Of New York. on or before the -Vt"
o1 Es,ss Sew York. the 18th day OF June. 1919.
NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE AND TRus4
COMPANY. Executor. ..
EMMETT g. PARISH. Attorneys LOT Eheou'0'
10 wall Street. New York city
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LOST. FOUND AND REWARDS.
LOST BASKBOOKs.

pysr-Bankbook No. 039. 6s4. Bank for say.
Ihgs go 9Th ave. New York. Payment
Nepps1 Please return book 70 bank
NysT.-Bsnkbook No. 7s2 407 Bank for saw
hgt. $50 4th ave, New York Payment
~'ppsc. Please return book 70 bank.
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UNDERWRITING AND TYPEWRlTERs

VICTOR VISIBLE 10 Nassau St, cI hsresin,
,n Iynderwoods, Remingtons. divers shi''h''
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NEW SPRUCE CABIN INN-Rooms en- suits
with bath. Bowling. Pool. All other
Amusernents. Garage, Livery, saddle Horses.
Illus Booklet. Lacka II. X. 20 cresco Sta
W J. q NJ u. Price, Cansdensis, Pa.
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HIGHLANDS.
PENNSYLVANIA.

GREENLAND HOUSE directly on shore front.
Circular. II. ". Schneider, Water Witch.
Highlands, y. j.
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KEANsBUR0.

NEW POINT COMFORT NOTWITHSTANDING
and country; accommodates 100; situated
on The beach. Rates si2 up: transit 81 30 per
Jay. Send for ill'd b'k'rt Keansburg, y. j.
RARITAN CAMPERs, PIT Comfort Beach; out
door sports boys. girls. everything free. 81 per
week. Circulars. Mrs. 5. ~. ROBERTS. Keans-
Lttres
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"oN-THE-HnL" HEALTH RESORT.

res: cure" Charles Warren jackson, vi. ID.
FAIR OAKS, summit, y. j. Telephone 143.
No insane: modern equipment, beautiful To-
cation Illustrated booklet. Or. Eliot Gorton.
n Y Office, DR.. Thos p. Prout. % w. seth
81 I 10 3 Tues. Thurs. Sat.
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U. S. Senator James H.. Brady oil
Idaho was married in Chicago to Miss
Irene Moore. -<:.s ...... .....-.
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CAN TIED TO TWO
MORE LEAGUE
PLAYERS

Two more Oahu League players
have been informed that their serv-
ices are no longer required by the
club for which they have been play
ing. They are James Winnie and Al
bert Akana, of the Stars. and because
they failedseto asll0w. up aat-<sA hletic
Park Sunday last, the can has been
attached.
1t seems that the so-called strike"
of the players who had attached them
selves to the st. Louis Alumni team,
when they learned of the proposed
black list of the league, was something
OF misunderstanding. When this
league passed its new bylaw prohibit
ing its players from taking part in con-
fiicting outside games, under penalty
of suspension. number of men who
Lad already announced their. inten-
ton of playing with the Saints thought
that they had already violated the by
law by SO doing, and consequently
didn't show up in uniform two weeks
ago.
At the league meeting last week
they stated that they had. failed to
show up through a misunderstanding,
and with the exception of Joy and
Hampton, who asked for their releases
and got them, the men we're given an
other chance. Bushnell and Ornellas,
of the Portuguese, and the Moriyama
brothers, of the Asahis, showed up in
Uniform last Sunday and were well
coined back into the fold Whine and
Akana of the Stars failed to show and
were given their walking papers, The
Hawaiis didn't play, so if Franco and
Raphael care to play with their club
next Sunday they still have. chance
of So doing.
The Hawaiis have signed Jaspar, the
old-time twirler of the 25th Infantry,
and the Stars will probably have the
name OF Waterhouse, of the same regi
ment, on contract before long.
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Chinese TIED
HOME MARK OF
l4IN A ROW

Following is an abstract of recent
games played by the All-Chinese base
ball team According to latest mail
accounts. the team is going stronger
than ever, the only defeat recorded
recently being the game lost to Will.
siams last Saturday.
BY SING HUNG HOE
Especial Star-Bulletin Correspondent
with the Chinese Ball Teaml
INDIANA, Pa, June 6. Chinese 5,
Pennsylvania State Normal 3; IL In.
-nings. 1t was pitchers battle be-
tween Apau and Brickley. The score
was tied at the end of the tenth,
each side having two runs. Lai Tin
was safe on shorts error, and stole
Akana out, second to first.
All Lee safe on fielder's choice, and
stole. Markham grounded slow one
toward third and the bags were full.
Apau hunted, and Tin scored A wild
throw to third let in two more. The
next batters were easy outs, but the
opposition failed to score in its half.
FRANKLIN, Pa, June 5.-Chinese
ID, Y. M. C. A., Jrs. l. The Chi
nese got a taste of twilight ball, this
game being called at 6 o'clock and
ending at 7:45- p. m. Lang Akana
pitched, and besides twirling Glass A
ball, was effective with the willow.
SLIPPERY ROCK, Pa, June 3D.
Chinese IL, Pennsylvania State Nor
NAL s. The State Normal met its
second defeat of the season in this
game. Both pitchers were hit quite
freely, but Foster Robinson had the
best of the argument. in the pinches
The Chinese made Is hits, while the
Normal batters collected g..
GROVE CITY, Pa, June 2.-Chi-
nese s, Grove City College 0. The
Chinese shut out Grove City Col
lege, and only one of the collegians
reached third base during the entire
game. Apau pitched his usual steady
style, and allowed only four scattered
hits, striking out six, and issuing two
passes. En- Sues grand running catch
OF liner over second was the feat
ure of the game. =. IN
SALEM, Ohio, June salem g.,
Chinese l. After winning fourteen
straight the Chinese lost to Salem on
a soggy field. Luck zee was wild,
and was hit hard when hits meant
runs. r. ...=". ...:"
/, PITTSBURGH, Pa, May 31-Chi-
nese 10, Duquesne g. BY defeating
Duquesne University the Chinese tied
their home record of IA straight The
collegians played good ball for four
innings, and then cracked. Foster
got poor start, but pulled together
later The Chinese did some mar
yelous base running.
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= Z = 4 81 +ta Is
Spar Buoy having same not more
than 200 yards on the starboard
beam.--H Y! G. minutes. Jan. 81,
1909.
Won by Kamehameha, May %,
1899; Charlotte G, Apr %, 1910;
Charlotte c, June Is, l91l; Gladys,
June 9, 1912.
No. 5. Governors Won by
kamehameha, June %, 1907; Kane.
hameha. June 1S, 1908; Gladys, July
81, 1909; Gladys. July "A. 1910;
Gladys. July 20, 1911; Kamehameha,
July q, 1912.
No. 6. Sachem's Head Cup-Pre-
scented by Charles F. Wood. To be
raced for annually on Regatta Day
uuder such rules and regulations as
your club may arrange, to be known
as the "Sachem's Head" cup. The
oily restrictions care to place upon
the gift is that it shall be the prop
erty of the Hawaii Yacht Club and
raced for annually until such time
as one boat may have won the cup
fci three consecutive years Ex-
tracts from letter of Charles F.
Wood, Vice. Commodore Sachem's
Head Yacht Club. Sept IL, 1911.
Won by Mollilou, Sept. %, 1912.
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RAIDERS WORKING
FOR SATURDAY
POLO GAME

Seven periods Of polo were played
on the Moanalua field last Saturday,
the. practice being the most ambi-
tious to date. The ponies are grad
ually rounding into form, but it is
still too early in the season to organ
ize regular polo match games, and
therefore Saturdays play was Of the
cstin variety.
however, the team that is to go
against the 4th cavalry at Leilehua
next Saturday, played together for
five periods, and showed marked inn
provement over their form few
days before. The Raiders, as Bob
Shingles team is known, went into
the game with Peyton, Walter Mac
farlane, Andrews and Single play
ing in the order named. They played
two periods against the Oahu first
team, and four against other COM
binations of players, winding up with
q total Of 55k goals to for the com
bined opposition. In one period the
Raider combination was broken up to
give Fred Wichman and H. G. Smart,
the two promising recruits of the sea-
son, a chance to play in faster
game. Both showed that they have
been profiting by the coaching of
Walter Dillingham;, and gave good
accounts Of thenselves.
Following was the arrangement OF
players for the six periods in which
the raiders played as a team, Red
ington replacing Peyton in the last
period:
Raiders-Peyton, Redington, No. 1
Walter Macfarlane, No. Q; Andrews,
No. 3; Single, back.
Oahu Firsts-S. II. Baldwin, No. L;
Harold Castle. No. 2; Walter DilHng-
ham. No. 3 Arthur Rice. back.
Citrus Belts-G. Macfarlane, No. 1;
Arthur Rice. No. q; Redington, Castle,
No. 8; Castle, Damon, back
Rice, Damon and Redington alter.
mated as referee.
Lieutenant Clarence Lyman, cap
tain Of the 4th cavalry polo team, was
an interested spectator of Saturdays
practice. He and Captain Single of
the Raiders got together to complete
arrangements for next Saturdays
match at Leilehua.g The rival can
tains agreed on Laurence Redington
as referee of the game, which will be
called zat 3 o'clock, on the Cavalry.
z rtilleE polo field, at Schofield Bar
racks. 8
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CAPTURES CUB TN RIVER.

An unique incident happened re-
Gently at Toronto when well known
character around the city called Cat
fish Tom saw a queer object floating
down the Humber river He. swan
out to the little black bundle and cap
tured it. 1t turned out to be tiny cub
bear about as big as a cat. ~ .. ~.
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The honesty of one man is often
good policy-for others.
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TRAIN TO BOXING CONTEST
AT SCH0FIElD BARRACKS

A. special train will leave Palama
station tonight, Tuesday evening at 10
minutes after seven for Schofield Bar
racks for the accommodation of those
who wish to witness the big boxing
contest to be pulled off at the bar
racks that night. The train will leave
Schofield for Honolulu Immediately
after the last contest Round trip
tickets S1.25.-advertisemen
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NATIONALlEAGTE

At Observation-Disclosures Z, Pitts
burg 6.
At Philadelphia s, Boston 3.
At New York-BroOklyn 4, New York
g; New York ), Brooklyn 1.
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Crockett, I'd nifty; I'd Lieut.. John
Z. Edgerly. I'd nifty: I'd Lieut.. L.
NcD. Sylvester, I'd nifty; I'd Lieut..
William c. Rose, I'd nifty, and I'd
Lieut. Thomas J. Camp. I'd Unity.
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Julius Wellner, piano manufactur-
er of Philadelphia, was arrested in
that city charged with violating the
Mann white slave law and was held in
81 900 bail.
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iMERICIN IEIGTF

At Chicago-St. Louis 3, Chicago 4;
Chicago 3, ST. Louis 3 tiled 8 innings)
At Observation-Disclosures u
Boston 4.