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' An."5- - Tte Lv:n.6cratlc cranlza-t- : 3 f-- U la line behind tlxre Ad Club. C: .:-I- ttee cf tve to loard tze teat e ::rt U:tcr Tctric. Trcf. W. A. r.-yr-n, Den Kahalepuna, Senator Ji .:s U Cc-- e. C. W. Attrcrd. , Crn:lttec3 rre aIso,H3Eecl for tie reccticn tJ ectLer ccresaonles for 1 tLa icw Year's day. : ,- V Ccmnlttce ci ileccntlan cf capltol t ui: dir --Cc: r. 1 11 C- - J. : IcCarthr. B. H.v F. . V.'c'.tcr, CLarlcs Carron, Julius Ascb, J. I.Jo"iLipot. , ., . o Cc-r.:- ttee cf f ve to crcort the eot-crr.- cr frcn h'.3 hone' to.the tttxA prcvrda-rl- X V. AEhrordProfesscr W. A. Eryan, I. U McCandless, J. P;.M Ti e c:unty ccnmlttee Tjeauests that all r::crrats belcnil-- s to the orsani-z-JZz- zi tz7z.W rar the :bar.ictaad arl the cc nty: committee' will then f::r.i t" --n ir. tolne of march ,ta meet C.2 rnor- - la the throne, rooia or ca tho 'spltd'-tps- v:: vV llaycr . Fern la. a T cbamittecj Vcf one ca n: r ic. On pub licitj, Charles Bar r ,.CoIcucj-'- .A ilcCarthy and: 1 1a. is. '"v j z- :J to latere.! at the governor's' ccavcnJeace. are Char 'H.'-- . U : cCaadless; 'Henry AacV. " J.- - i;BaIlfvan.lC S.VIartiner, ' ' ::ar.l2y-llcpkIaa..- ;r. :.v 'v'; ' baiiQcct; is to be under: the auspices of Democratic, organixa-- , ticss,-- , is announced. lfrV:;-! ' C: -- r.ty Ccrnl;tee ''H7Sf ' will be a rpecial meeting ol -ty !' .i tonlghtT.called ! ; r: ;rlcs Firrrr.. jtt 7:30 o'clock at 1 : -- ' - "io : artcr toocslder v Ul rel.- - ' .ur, rousing re-- .rc ' new governor; try these L snow ThR name j is now cuiotT Its 4-- snss: . purposes of RegtraUon. The preparation baa ' not -- m rhantrpd In any v way. only the Kn.i and byK i T I Z CHAMBERS DRUG COM LTD. J I cf hav not as yet1 fceen aih pointed. The- - AdArertli.ement3.,v .,r-- ' - - ' ( - leaders, and members cf the other teams, the - list f - whiph was completed yesterday afternoon, follows:,".' - zlPv&y '' W. R. Farrington, leader; Fred C. ' Smith, C- - E. A. Brown. Georce B. Curtis, leader;: J. H Soper, J B. Schwarzhergv JV M.; Riggs. Vv: ft ' ; v v; - , George leader;. George G. Guild. C. S. Crane. A. Kj Clymer. E. O. White, leader; O. C Swain, -- E. A. Berndt, C. G. Bockus. : Charles Frazler leader j 'AJ.C, IVall, C. G. Hejser, Jr George H (An Ta. M.' Church, leader; rror. j m. -- H. ltis, Tana;v;.AAui-- . which Kins, XJenJ r Stein, Young. imeans ' -- , : n a. a W U . Ak w --A' - athesoruCeorge, ; vCoLvJ. w. leader: Bodge A. to given Rose, 1. : Julius Asch, tictlce. There friend . rrowjs br : - . mystery ner is to accompany Mayor J. roni Fern, the grand march at the open ins of the New, tall to giYen on Bishop street on the" evening of the CityrCat. last day this month andlyear.ihas :;pecember.'Vft.3i: yet been .dispelled, but Indications feet and the belief that wjthln a toft.- (ew days by the first: of the week at the latest her name will made - jnass;meeting whatcjyei .xommenaanie.aa, noiaing agOtheTung-Mte- g Wul name caused W. nvRfprv. , mavor cuUve the has ;prerogaUyef ?tip otthe aosence - noising separate rchallengetf-o- quesUoned. vrrTHcVn..planneoV.VThe are, pressureVcah tresorted .toasja iiV rv.ir Possession the forcing Ui, ;,i:WvV 'HTil; W: Mondayr-V- r . c: leader;;. H; and who h&Jave cablegrams' announcing tioa BarondeayJho Hughes.: w..Breckons. , Into His nir Wn the matterf, toeport? the mardvthey exist, ISSt'itffiiTSTtti Tung MtngWui were ,P'I?yM' ''vrtThe the ,you message proceedings unrelenting David real their this point leader ' rmiitioai Johnson, ;K.J, Buchl-y- anr rate-aom- e . even mmw;. fegg , problenbaa nott flL:: JErlt ''rvfttw supi; doubtless continuation Hcb "1 AV,!V,nSl-iforithe;aak- e " :who . ? Year's in - on 1 ol , 20 runs strengthen jo argument,: aift , chute encountered ,Ml.VMf McEldowpey;;N, 'Ucot nenry-Asc- Jones, ccr.nlttcc James "Wake- - t committee 'for banquet field. :'Xa--J.- z I : 1 ' : 1 ., J. ': . ccnim!ttee s . . - i aV- - -- r Druggtsta : I . tha .v va s baa feet .not clear,; InteresU How-f- lrealljr: - ; vselden. Into . wopar, . : But the show, the Import matter,' fifth whlcb showed mayor took partner with avowed ciples! Kni: Jfkelr. iuavbe ttahat WN. PattenV.leaderrE.VM. Chea-- going tham; Warren Jr, this dance, and rash stfen Percy leader; JoJin not likely made. PoUtF Johnson. Levy. kpnf nnt-h- f dance wu& L.Conkllng. leader; WIK1 these Theref 'the ;R-4- .' 'der Morse. iaflv 'Importance, John Efflnger, imre, but.sbn.b B.-You- 'H.Bruns, 'of Republican, .Independent fal-.Rufu- a Istlc sya3pathy.A sage basP Morgan. Nott, N..Marquer. rowel! her way- .- ce!ved( report UnelrJbrother, Coke CaU: jcriblr 'Btrike.. wiich: they jnarfe mine Amador wil Thfe'n wide report Lda here untl Jad crosscut the-ve- in vand dirt same.? days not name lady Fern. only fear Kerr. you misconstrue The fact that broke very them rich sixth, "140 ton.-- . This 'the this North, from $10 $15 "You senrir JT. such Swift, Tote that Suppe-Gf-la wfeb yH. JonasT unmfU. lttieal atfae that, birth--i Atf vo,. Freddie don't bfryone VTCanse you'd f Tcah this means when you realize that -- orerVhichwe have been past two has averaged! aoout jeage land about. feet This body Included estimate made in.Dono-hue's-repor- Jxeld Fark .Wednesday evening when Chi-nese- s; members the majority .party United yChmese? met and a resolution the .'party et tension ; franchise .mem-berand taken ; the-.'prese- "At nt itds the richest made thie-- in& these chutes become richer with depth. "have deferred teijartwg tAla . strike prospect the discovery thoroughly before have drifted this ledge more than week, indication points fact that have uncovered bonanza." ' . .On news from mine, , Coke, who has been past four booked will . pnce.toyine-mine- gthe :cocietystep.wer6 taken today defeat injunction pro ceedings . brought by; Tung or ueuu, 7 T'A few; is t .That also. Is a a Urn- - - v A m i- i - prevent the opposing rf society quarters wwcn cannov in ot a' election, as majesty, oartera rfcr f nr !? e ; with - or V waring on Jniunction peuuon - ertoiu from jdnu'-- f r ' set' v AV L, Atkinson; v c :a. 'aicor the occasion, recerved today." la In John R. 'h has not taken : .- - i RTh confidence conditions W"".Sro latter'a partner --for grand 1 have deferred I defeated In attempt the of Democrate feniiin; g,, a for injunction G. May, U, anxiety on llaroli Ha J. a. i. timiflr Ed Dekum, i J J.. f f J In Dr. p Oakland,: be their In of V;f! not I . j No-ionVthis "strike be enmight meaning. t of 'chute North sminoa,T the-assaj- a f running ' mil awake: nights. of the o 'whlchi we on i U.aW . an average , aM A.-- the as a ye woman Repubu are i.. li of one oa badges, George Brown, b Oa the the vnna politics is to f lea AJ Gurrey, I a A. len-?-- 1 to.be J. - a or ? days. Joshua Tucker ftnd her h V the leader; Soper, to it F. a '. j h not ire the .f-- leader -,- - wav. of thinking - ;cir t; 1". tnr X all nau in tove If - At --Aala of de about 120 0, of R of the Soeiety .pasECii endorsing movement of the for the of the ,to all ot, to the 150 tne the VMing eUUon w;vu-u- the '41V of. from certain tna eao be bow of sherinV of the; tne uxe r' I sm.;. been ht mir: In the to cd an as, its fight. would follow, in which . lives . n lis we a wpoia ue enaangerea. . ;t of ore on the - More conservative oer at a of his value.of to per ton 1 readily see what u to us the alt running on 4m. vol for the years be pt at per ton. tne is zu reel R, wide, the chute 150 long. of ore was not not M.' M. M. Kh in the D.' a T. hV it can be as can a new body-o- f ore developed since H. not that' report1 wrs made. K indications t strike S. in m AR of J writing you soon-e- r as 1 relt It waa advisable to giving out a positive statement. We now on for a andvery itaaa. to the we a receipt of the the jid H. Ma n the islands for the months. yF for. the coast and go' at on bothJyour WCJ t 4 predictions are .made, however, . but 1 those .who witnessed the scene In .front of the United Chinese Society's quarters several days; ago, when on the day of election the minority party took possession of the ? society's rooms, locking the doors, thus barring from entrance the majority party,, are ot the opinion that ' the baron's predictions are not too strong. ,.:''' . AENTioNMOOsi? ' 'The annual Bfoose Christmas Tree Kesth-a- l will be held in the Moose Hall on Tuesday evening. December SOth.jat 7, o'clock p. m. AIL members rl the Moose are requested to bring their families. advertisement I DAILY REMINDERS . On. Monday, January 5, Jordan's b going to commence its annual ;January clearance sale of ready-mad- e apparent for , women. - ing to pay between $33 and $10 a placo faith; 'ir.ra men.:v .Their "families were promJsed a ; tsen who wc.;:i sj;4 z;t !.' : j life of luxury, while residing, on the ia hi3 every poMry cf t V- estates. . A map of the south PaciHc, ialrs. - ' . apparently, drafted In Japan, wa$ This will be enhanced in value by having added to it the; sale of latest millinery and corsets. The former bargain sales that have .been held at this popular, store have made good and have been money savers for the people who know bar dls-,.'.- -. ".Mr. Fink ha in should have t: ; played In --which the Islet appeared to "privilege. lis thcuM ij give : loom up on the surface like the Aus-- J opportunity to r.ihj ' tralian contlnentc '' 1 : ' 1 means' e-. should havs. rj-h- : 5 r -. Many Contribute Wealth. ; fants the men of h!3 cv.n cl: V : as a matter of good faltlv'and, that reason. I .fha'.i tc: :r r.y r : to insure tne company against a pos--.' cation. don't : ' y t I ! : x zi aible Tiolatlon of the agreement, the mind concerslzj ...y c . It Japanese were asked to deposit $23- - he desires to rc-;r.- -- :-t , I .'.: with-Jwatat- fin acknowledgement will - acecpt it; i but IX, 1 3 .:s a: of this sum, he was prepared to lsr other ia the' place he ulll not . r.i rz. j " sue a receipt, that guaranteed the ap In hi way. ' : -- , , plicaht..AbAls "passage to the land of j7 Treasurer V Conkling merely. ' promise. : The effects of Iwatate se-- nounced: "I want to wa.t ar--i szi cured"by Captalh'McDuffle yesterday Mr. Plnkhant I will say, however, I included a collection , of papers and 5 don't want, to stay any place l'u net books .which ;.upon, being; translated ; welcome., . -- r v; proved "to ,be accounta of monies re-- 1 -- Auditor J. I. Fisher and Surri celved from a' long list of countrymen tendent J..W. Caldwell cf the pu'-'.I-a during his .'visit to the .island planta--j works department were iacllaed to re tlons. , ; ; . (sent the direct, questloa, apparently The- - investigation so lar folkmed , deeming It a:bit of reportorial Imper-indicat- es that between $600 and $700 jtlaence.: W ' , in sums ranging from ten to twenty I ;myYprivata buslaess," said dollars has been collected by the man.4 the' auditor. ;' "I decline to talk for When-take- n to the police station a pnbllcation. I ihave nothing to say baB-t- " book vras founds which ahowed ' until Mr. Pinkham comes and I have ' r'----.- . $320 on deposit'V v:;:.Vr.:Ueen him. :l ,,:.. McDufile brought' the matter to thej-it'if- a personaJ question,"" declared attenUdn of the Hawaiian. Sugar Flax Superintendent CaldwelL "However, ters' iAssocUUoiLVV, While no. charge 1 agree with Treasurer Conkllcg that has yet been booked against the Japa-- t Annt .nt I'm not . . ... 1. AA.J1 ' " iuw W welcnmB. ' held upon anf I T.Ht the ravernor the f.VfPiSJfVi11,! Should not be.hampered In. seeking to o.n 14.M. ti. v.ha-- - f mAMttw oat his policies laborers without possessing a license. V10 ana,rs- - - --' Iwatate I-- Is now - said ? to ; ) concerning, face V: charges - of petty "bnrglary according Disaopointed. j . ; to the. statements made at detective "Come here, V called' Mr, iM. mAm.mr Twn isn., Bmltlj from the front; window. TThere nese wjtnesses called at the 4eparteoe vthatvomaa' George ,Brpwn -- I .r mont anrt nrofpRi An hifATn that fpending his money on. - ahouted . Urn ' Iwatate much resembled a man who I Tt"Wherer SmJrhV -- has paid a series of nocturnal vlatt to man aTt . lorne. jnuw rv. oy. local . Japanese hotels and: ? lodging, that's George Brown's wife ; . : houses for the oarnose of robbery. I "VelLil know it ia. V'- - "' TheJananese ia understood to have And " you re - a mea-n- wretch, .so arrived here from ; San Francisco there" said M rs. Smith. And she" went some. montha ago. .When " -- , he.waa' back to her own room, V': -.'. X v pressed for an explanation of bis conduct by the officers he at 'first admit ted that he had been sent down 'to the Islands to recruit forty - -'(- Cc-.:::. tsr-- , Maria,? hxnimi.rtm bunco'game from beginning to end., , 'McDufile has entered into communl- - laborers " the-Pacif- ic cation with coast author!-- : at the instance ot a coast employment Ues witn a view; pf determlninjg whn. agency. Later,: Iwatate A denied this (mer iwatau; . is waniea were on a - story, and .acknowledged that he need--, more serious' charges,".. ?.: . : ; v; ed the money, and relied . upon " --:; ' -- the . o ; . - gulUbiUty of the Japanese plantation ""Say. ma,,when does; our fclrthday colony to-supp- the needful cash. He 'come, the day we hatched out cr lvv did 10't deny that his scheme was a' day we were J laid?. . r" i a;. f GOLD brothers? have Just -- i'V-. --,nv: ire- - .' f '. , v.- - -- 7. V. . .. r : 'T f V ' - A. A. " A : s: I wmwm Lmj i f m f t . i ' ; A 1 , ,. , a. ' v i s .','.'s V CIobc upon the; heels of the giant .V, gaina waen they, see them. 5,., uV' - ' t ZaiZ rv?' i , . : : v ' It "' ' ' ; " " ' - ? - . , II ITdcATbnlcf-rT:;-:- !. a,v. avi luu 00-- , . - ' : I l L J ' - a. ' ", ' : i - r'-- 7 . s. .: fizy'A (Continued from pass ens) ; - A. vv ("A--' v. ' rl (
.A ,. - ITewafan - -- A ; A Writtca:;E3rt3 : I A ; - ' "'v-- a .... 1 .scball this afttmoon and tomor row. 1th the Oho league; season i. rawy closed last Sunday, tbc Wld I clac Winter league now takes the f tase. nhlch It vill hold until the -cr- -lsland series skips out from the -- 's at-- carnlral time Then: with y two minutes to change reels, the --a league will start all over again, continuous ; show, . gentlemen. - ...y-rw- o weeks of basecair and ' 57 A.nctics of the national rame.'," This afternoon's attraction Is the t.-s- .J between 4.heIIaw! nhn U3 charaDlons. and rlctnr nver thm r.rrucsQ last Sunday In. a fcalr-rals- - ' " J ty the secre of 13 to 0, and i CI isese. It will he Tenenbered t . take part la every r - a cf this leap--c. end ' that ; the r trains are ranked ly the rrocess :.'ir.ation. Toncrrow the Portu- - ? wlll.be .led to the f!.iuhter.' i l e? Chinese tare &)rcly tasted 1 in the defeat cf Al Castle's Pu- - --'3 .last Saturday. They are out ' :c a record of straight wins if 'o. cJ the th gisie cf Christ-- 3 Day trclnst the t'Jrrcd up a acmewhat latent .II cf corrrctlticn. ' .:. '': r.'::rr.::a Arau will , pitch, . Ut.i Vc a ct the ether Rch--i i:2y first, cr.d Albert Aka-- : to f c:cr.J. - These shifts : - ary cn accc::r.t cf the re-- t " r - nt to T.'r. V. o regular 1 1. :;:an, Who ;ri;:!y tprcia-h:- s i.:.h!3 a week tzo, Lr.l Is able 'va1.!; cow, and expects I to be '. in the rarae tfter the first cf : :.r. i:arkhni tahirsr hl3 rt third. Tcr:crrow. Rolictcn u v ;:i (!::::-- ; l laecs, the fcr- - " ' .rt: 2 h ::: . , 1: !hl Ccrn ;":wr:!c!:?, to 2 1 1 1 0 0 r.a 0 0 M 0 0 0 1 1 1 2 2 3 3 I J 1. .3 ' 2; 3 .' .r:i : :: .r.:i A .ca !.r .ceo t,C C 0 Yc .'.zrry's Czr-z-. : . Ci ::r.y V. M Cc":; "y V ' I .'..r.try Laselair lc?.ru y r: ed 'r'.'O'Ir.s: - after.' a ' : ' y ar.i M Ccr ; zny ns lest thrco cf :i i: Cc:rpany. by no r.e-n- s :' ? r they expected tr.d Lut L',1 Ic.--J they vcre ahls to ac- - ' tc crly In the game would : I ' 1 In de.r.cr when II Ccn:psr.y : ' n Its lattipr.bee and c .pel:; ; ' retirement cf the recr.t. pitcher, i :', and also found Waterhous'j's' de--' I.crj' to their liking. With the score to 0;eaint them in the fifth, M Ccmpny .batted out' four hits and tve-- : ;d r.s many runs, but having had n I : : 1 1 3 r :3 in rUferlng bases, they? 1 ;n t- - rua wild and lost the chance to tla the Eccre by attempted steil-1:..--: at the wrens moments, - ' - i The Celdir.g of White, the E Com-l-r.-y right fielder, was notably jUne. In the third be scooped ' up .Smith's le::g low. drive to right and thWw.tbe rjnr.cr out at first, making thepc frc:n the .deep outfield while on the run. No finer play has ever been seen ca the local diamonds. A; ' ' ' . , IM Hot Stifte :ln3sfgions! a 1 It depends on yourseJfl If "you are to weakened Xn will fom that yem cannot make up your mind . to, cure Jourself and act accordingiy;;bcn of course you'll come to the ,end ot the read." v " :- - "A'-v-- . Hut if ycu will begin - immed'ately cr, i taka Persian Nervo Essence we Mill piaxantce to cure. your nervous, trcullrs or refund your "money.-fo- r t j i: r;: - ..- - " I . I ! A?AAA , . , . .. . - - - 11 - - v ". " " ; v- 11 ". " r j ; r ; r"" - : AA J P J"'1 LmWM .v V: . , : --A i - I 'A A ' ' 1 i . :: aaa-- ih-c.- ,v-- . f :rA;; A i. v .'a.h . 1 J. $ $ A U liX AA Alv' A A L;' REDniGTOII Ar5A.j ; ,4 i yv.t. .,r..S- - " ' --J;Z-ii 'N1a.--- . cj :U..,A;,-i--- " T A ... . , ...aa a-- a ...... . ,,.,,, , MIXED' AS TO BOXlNCl 5::: n Villard ViU ba Here AUSTRALIAN CRITICISE8 local s:::,i.d ;.lvOAVURN3:TELU-r- ' r r': BASEBALL SAYS SPIRIT A '. Boxlnff dyr In England; and naturally In: inch f countries as. Australia. i an established holi-- ; day,wUh its usages well laid 4; ;out from time Immemorial, but Tommy IJurns "confesses the Joke U on him when It come to Dox-''- 4 lng day; 1 "Coxing day"; Is the day follow 3 ing ChriFtm. In the olden times - Christmas' wai, more of a rell;. , 4' f glous holiday. v and t although ) Christmas gifts were the enstom, - ihe opening of tuch gin was V - dels yed until the day following,' n the boxes . were: opened . hence.;: Haxlngdayr But Tommy Burns; as mialit V 4 teflt 4 warn i ..champion , ot, the world,' 'tnp on the history.: of 'Jila;- - I ; country, and when :hta mother made in A'?tralia. he reaiof the t announcement , that the . contest 4 s 4 wa to take place on Boxing day, i ''Isn't that greatr said Tommy "to a friend. "These Australians i : are great. sports. r ;Not only do:4 ' 4- - they Cock to the arena, ' but as a ' mark of special favor they call it r Boxing day in our honor."' :v i 4 ' V And Tommy never kneww the ',";'" difference untM 5 some American friend Informed him. i .J '- - j 4, $ j 4,; 3 ";. v Cy CTnAIGHT CniVE.;v There are u tr.y errors in a golfer's X code ir.cre cxrcnslve aslresard3 Jne .: 'TS&M&X wienn!s than.nerplng. but there Is none more that; the of weli-ltnow- n whoAdied' somejj-ear- a calculated to knock a player off .his ago,, is still painting real pictures ,UnglblecanTaa.Iichan:K5 whole garce, says an English charge. Scmchow the man who the ball 20 yards or so along ground c.T ihe tee alnrs feels that )t" be hss nade himself an object for X riI!:u!3 In the eyes of his opponent Y cr.J cf the ; " The man who clean t ff the; course, tho & , T"n fc'Vft cVfr a n f rr rT-iri-f Intn f w r.c:r" t nave each at any rate. 'Ivr'l to hit the tall -- The man who..jcv- -- rend the pale; A-;'- . Is cne el'tbo simplest 4, crrcrs.--.ltis not-- i cr-- , ."rev"-- , v.; In of of to at on !b rt in wllr tit hit hrcn br X on K . If :;to ! ' 1 ' :' ; . . .. ' ; - r . . , ' a - a t :.' y w J to at- - of :r. r 3 to AskllT 'P.ifrRfi V vui thee with, - j ay j - v , I ; x . , - xo i-- e. sf v - thU is sort of show A , ;..er, it.l3 t 1 ; stuff thr-- t ,1 , i,.!. -- , t : a ..inere De a bick wnea . wun - : . . - 1 1 A I A tA ii uocs cc neea a lies w ",,J v 1 To find thee' fails to rise from S A t --- To with, the nfllion cr-- 3 reason The club hB ccme contact with the bal either the center or J to A the This may be due- - to cf club may A; f-- r that thy vif ?o is rc : tall cr " L' w i. w w 'wi w v. be all riht Itself, at AA A ' , A :? Lo quite club head bo J ttrnea 13 so mat ine wnoro cneci pi tho slcpo the face is nullIflcdL If ball hard and far along the gpund, and If there pre some your drives which; are 'Jed by a low it is 1 ost certain to be your grip which irum the l the the the but the at You may uner . is to I too far and the Dy in ithe of to the. 1 of club A A-;:- i A and cup, the task The- - of i8 no the etate for to to of the. that an- - goes, ia a f-a- here of pu it is apt to even is the most of and it is ; p in the act bf the n . . and from - this r: -- . the forts 7 of Is of the with to or--;' , roo8t tiew .and . -- . with - the an gje ts 5 old. i that the high --te; i3-.n- 0 . The 8 ot the club will It pass so as just turf and nb more, and a low tee that the to guide eye in To high is to one's self to sorts of risks, and the it Is ed to v : -- If " can set your , to rise . and , yei ? , ball :. air as asone : is that tee Is too Try ' ;one for a little! ' form of the - same fault - Is ; . of - . at ' the :: are won-- ;6 .U , rf; :iy - for the top C : ca or iif: J & Cc at once, you a ach end 'y tix, but we of Jin r (lx of If the can get to the, "worst .: , his so cf or ; or that that dta are and fore. It I tho cost If him Jo the point where i:.-- - I j urge him to dot is, of nt the, top of the ' t) z 2:tth5 of the' bait- . H-- : ' Th? r-r- r.3 cf now '" ) - err a, for. of . . Vhs has' - v can . I In any r:ty. only the your to me. A . ' r '1 r- -. t3 and by 1 bnt yoti will have . i. . li.. liu. 10 get som,e one else to . . . . lyou to r p m ' -- f , be Cm Jess. having over Ca Mnrria. aa nfoyd enotber peg forward heavy welfht game. : iaj3 hl go. to ,to flghv ia nnnnnnppd tha r for lictearcn : spirit certain artist lunker, intend change Doctor eetsiott sends ;''' Soul ' of myi soul and of; my pent the Xi- -; thou v " nen nave rsnuiuea wis v;" lost only fled coop of-sl- n jdspoll. R-Uar- ln? yrest; O, hapless tenant Inward 5 has. tbnn nfnrnrs( thin grinding out thls. dally " ' 34 snaii arise mc iarcjttiui jiwui .;.Ju; And soak my TIs bad along life's brief, quick .To . ber th - To burn the tillnight 'and; riot . haver J The. price laq for said oil firmer th. threush d.I.ldewrlwet'md YLCS overwritten .toJOrgetf aheo im uonc yet ' .'working--whe- n and ground for has , ' . ' ' .: T jsj r ,' v u 2 3 - f i: ! cnoW 1 1 ;; If in -- f a Tn a .mat-- . ar 4 Uh . ii gnosx you.. -'- And there AA only. vr. above load. one whoVcf- - 4 t . If r-- r the . t .IV . "Al cne several things: the J A swI'"- - so v, no l hit ! 5 least; walke- d- properly; swing- - may wtwr-- r v'v. v w but point f. AA A 0 correct; the' travels particularly only trajectory iiOH jRlderahW. -- V,Ag ViT" AiJ0 tTo; rhos;t ontV; t - i "' r V Ay ' ' liord Ashby St i. fault ; 8tate supervision jgqverned determined make another A.ndle round, turning commission:; states Wis-attempt "lift . international polo the A New York; there ; . scledtlnc suitable habit swinging short,- of; agreement between ".mount the team was entrusted, "tot getting down the ball,-th-e. commissions to uphold the with; TesiUt E'VIng. -- essentially ' notmcementjr made the f. --It, although attack agreement V experienced when, possible that the New Tork flaying .throth; the greeii Aon fctranccurie.-.- , efaultc club up awing, sioa.; A, v; .;;rf.-.A ,i;sfA,?' trises simply In connection ;ef 'by. Skedaddle, f probably club, ,the; French Federation notable of; tha ) hlood. beginner, taking turf, ganlr - international rv body are & chestnut .paans, years experienced player, Remember help topping. natural wing make touch the therefore has.the..ad- - vantage , ground. Itself serves the player's the stroke. tee expose all additional often encourages fault correctA AyA; yo-fln- d that' you 'not. tjee-8ho- ts .your brassy sends the hdmminig the sweetly could wish, the most probable .expUi-natio- n your high. driving without Another the result simply aiming Oriental tablets ,Vr efficacious all ervus tH ,onwk irfJJo esr mental physlcaL ff bck hinenco mayneed lored;dot e- -3 guaranteefa full is excellent assistance curing trcatrnt boxes) error. 'for; Nerve ireecr.ee cure 'case;, lata tbe;fcabtt- - "bt i leelng ball';. r'rvcu3 debility weakness back may .refund yon have, a; help aimXat the rcaturcly a?ed, Instead try tallets Orient .' rcrslaa'is jtVfey1 purposes prcpr-ratle- a not SIowpay-Doctor- ,.! suppose you recommend tailor . Certainry. recommend mytaUor.,.1 i.-.??Wi'jie-e to: .,44 WHlard,, gatned the WilJard Australia Februarn Socletv vPsvcnlcaii spirit --Cfe returnest theob again-- -' A'v;- ii ijnf other player earthly ll sleep dreams. endless Position Of --verse--and worsoT Blab;from off tomb-i- enough r- - burdened singer's,; oil you-hav- e S ..When xnaxnemaucian-- somehow; mingle head center level; only player i3; bend NEW YORK; Although --boxing vf'lwncfoi5twm beslhat burnedi;Vn"j;,. fmMmji rc6mpenBt5v,f;p? last;lAi-:- f SoHttid::,!; through iMiTf ifetSAllfe loweloS showthe .mjgA i. AAfA tltAAAj'-tBytiitestjMaUrA- NEW1; be holding Ledgers In. rulings 'ncMce.findIrldaar'l-coziimissioiis.'"-vSuc- h nowTeirihrjConalder golfers J8" t,.,;;u:.,i-'..i,J;'erg;,-.i- , purely Minora, thought breaking Boxing against thrrngh Reg'vAAA,ConsclentlousMaii made apparent by -- cables r. rcceivea rand- - was bought for W. Victor Bryer and Paul Ronsseia- - f ter. - ponjr " owned Iby Buck-relativ- e to the championship claim of ; master is Meteor. wl be plac-Jac- k Johnson.- - Rousselu ; cabled A I cd at the disposal Vdf the British "French Federation proposes to - In- - . : ternational Boxing Union Jack' John . For,. LonJ, St Ledgers Balding has son not i world's " champion. ' 'obtained two ponies In RicerPudding Please cable if. in. agreement - wltbAand Minnie. - The latter is sai tot be France," a - s ; j one of the moat noted. shor ponies in - Dryer's message" VA AA7. A ' J England. Quicksilver,: which: been I "Cable official Champion- - Purchased lhe ljukd of. Jnaranda, ship Jack Johnson."- - ,V . . both cables theianfcwers sent champion heavyweight, of 4;5orVl'fMajor F. BarrettAAvmember of IBy Latent' ifaiil j tesl--T,,"- Mavonraeefl and - . Kltty They-have- . been, pbiced.'.by Wis.; -r-- Packy Mc- - Barrett in many cup matches la Eng-Farlan- d was suspended on- - Dec.-1- 6 by land. ' 1 . ; . the Wisconsin Boxing Commission for J v - : m A-- " one year from taking part in - any Star-Bullel- ln gires yeu ALL news. boxing contest in mis state pecauBe 01 gn nts xaiiure to BuBiacurjr.r- - "performance" in the bout with Jack Britton In; Milwaukee on Dccember-8- . 2 On that occasion the largest , crowd that ever attended V local .J4. boxing tournament turned iyt and'irplced disapproval of McFarland's-wor- by and catcalls. v A t - A 1 Wish. sometime wish the beautiful star petulantly saldtthatv ;I had never become an actress.;.-- : AA'"'-- .' :, TDoat '. fret" replied? the manager. f''.-.Vi'-'fv-,;:.-'-i- ,very;; lscw3Vni ' passed :rt?ri? -- ;y':??:.!''Lv..-v'ir,v---A'. A: ; ",it-- h'U YORKSincV conslnMontana "WABaIdmg,: fnnkrrj PmlonAhlff SBuckmas-fro- m 'AA more To MILWAUKEE, A T M L-: tk' T; I ' C r! P SATUmv'AYi .DEC 27th !ft'K HAWAII 'vs.. ALtCHINESE A ; SUNDAY, ;pEC 2Sth:-;- A P. A. C. vs.! AtlCHINESE A t Reserved seats oa axle in Cpcrttrf who " was , becomine v weatrAof her; Oooda Department E ? O. HALL1'' 1 t ii."li- rtlf 4 SAtfA r ClSCOTh rnklttf pTarrs oti tbc ra likely, causo . ts probably mad. In 1913. afl la HU. ihc pJaverl, ot. Northern and' Southern Ca'ifornla met only In Snot hern CaWoin and the Hst,rof 1 J star players from this portion cf . the Maf' toraprUed ' only ; Fottreii. jobft stnl. Stracban, Griffin and. navisL V 'toutnaienta of Northern Call for nia ere all well "contested by the lt. local menl and those of Southern California 'showed much 'better se rf entry il3ts ' than In' 1912. though they.: could sUll have been consider- ably Improved in this respecU- - Nellb rr.McLotighlln norn.umly as able to lay In the two singles tourneys which are called for by a ranking, anO so neHber appears op the list. -- . . . A Position No. 1 was ' indisputably earned, by 'Jcbnaton. aa be won the champlchshlp at pd Montr iu Junp. ' loiaddltion; be carried off the championships of Coroixado, Long Bach; San Francisco cityi Val- ley,. California State, and Central Cal-IfcraU- : Throughout tbe ' season - he lest only one match In a minor tour-Uame- nt at Pasadena,' where ho was beaten by Clarenco Crifnn; A :A StracharV Strong 'No.2A'-;A- A1 '" "' r Position No. .2 was. as clearly won ' by John Strachan,; though he captured only one California ; singles championship during the season.: won the bay counties at San Fr 0 in. November, and was runner t u Johnson in four other . - -at. Johnston beat him .in ,each-- . Instance, , "X ' fcUt one - v the the season; namely s Passed to my And o Ketctum' rasadenar.- - fciiiy . my hreast, ;rt7 ;,, No. been-give- n - the bards - in tho Tof the team. : has decision by SUtns 'mi give ; . jeers Futils Coast quite touma And; t'wo OJar. Ella Fottreii. though . he was closely tressed ty Clarence Griffin. A ,A V Ills, best performance .:of the sea-co- was in the seurJ-fina- l of the'Paci flc, Coast 'tourney In Vrhlch; he' gave Johnston a "hard match. A . ; ; '' - lie beat Grirrin in the. scml-flnal- a of the Central California nt iStocaton, and flayed'-anothir'-'fln- e i. 'match" chains'. .:A Uh --$&i&ix.i Aciirence Crir-n-- played 'thresh out I the EcascnrBome f.- -a t:itche3;asahvist both Etrtchan and Johnston,;, losing only on the; coasts to Johnston, Stra-cha- n; .'Fottreii. and Norman Ambrose, He : fairly earned the position of Ko. 4 on the list, and had he not been beaten by Fottreii on the only occasion when they met he would have; been entitled to rat No.' 5, as otherwise;their per- formances were about even, and he played In a greater number of tourmv xnentay f 'AAAf'AAvA'. SUndfordit-'No.:5.A-At:'.;Ar- Posltldn No." 5 -- was given to jt ' L. Murray,"' wha barely filled ranking by. playing in, the Califor- nia state and in: the bay. counties In each of the. se events he reached the final round. In the ; California . state he : beat Batkin. and forced Johnston io a- - four-se- t match In the finals. In the bay counties be beat Batkin again, rnd:;lost to" Strachan in .the 'final : . atcln in; three straight : sets..: ; . t : AB." U: Bktkin was the slxtht position place, ; as .he made' t good . showings against all the experts he met during the season, and defeated Fottreii and Davis, , losing only against : form,! to Roland Roberts. HiA- AAAT..A' A ,Willi8 Davis was "runner-u- p in the Southern California championship, and lost the final match to Bundy in four hard sets. 'He lost a very close match to Fottreii in thd coast championships. and: another in the California ' state, ind was beaten by Batkin in the bay bounties,- - but lost no match during the season to phtyers of. less note, and is placed as No. --'.';' H&tei Jno 8. - 3Iarshall ; Ketchum. ; . played well against Johnston; and beat, Stra-- In the Doubles; y ; ' ; A. ' A la doubles; the. two ' teams; Strachan an Griffin and Johnston and Fottreii, 'Mte fairly divided the honors of tho season; - Each" team suffered one de iea 4. Johnston, and,? Fottreii lost in the Central California to Rohlfs and Rateliff6 of Berkeley, and in the bay counties) 8trachan and Griffin lost to Fottiell and --Batkin, but Strachan and GrtEn.; oa the coast doubles, championship 'decisivIyy and thereby earned position: No.f"Wtv;; A--- Position Nov' 2 clearly falls to John- ston and Fottreii; '!r -- A-! A-- ; ? Jlttioa'l?oA 3, was. earned by Sinsa baughv and ;Wayne, ?who.captured : the aouoics' -- cuampionsmp Califorbia and the took one? set from G han ah(LGrif.; I Position -- No. 4 has been given to Rohlfs; and RatcUffe. on account ror their . win. at-- ' Stoektbii over ;JohnSton and Fottreii," and. on ' "good, consistent sition Duncan the 'Charaplonshlps of Southern, Call fornix .7 1-- f I; T' A!A AAffAmple Cufflctency News. con-bu- t A .thir caocsh? Chlcaro 1 r- - I ':-- OF THE GAME IS BAD , On the return of the Austra llan cricket team which success-- & fully toured the : United States and Canada,4 one of the players was asked (what he thought; baaebaU,' and the followlnjg was ,4 his comment: A ;A', ?A.i'-'.4 4t r "Candidly I don't' like; It as"' s played in' America. ? Baseball in Australia la a fine game, played in the spirit our cricket?' But that spirit Is not known in Ame-- '4 4:rican baseball, which is a profes-- ' sional game and associated with pointing and bluffing of a char acter foreign ; to the Australian and English ideas of sport There is.v of; course, big: money : la it 9 there ; but If baseball Is ever to become a big game here. It will $ $ need to be divorced from the spl- - rit which pervades Its American $ atmosphere." ' $ & HfffAl 4. t"$ 4 $ t $ O" . i i I AA.;-;- W the 1; CCy :Mm will sail .frcm San V ? '.Blackburn ' retained '.their Lurllne 3. L v lead In the-- , English on Satur--: held ia Callfarr.ii th- - r.- -t day,.; December 6, by trlmmla? to.dcterr.!.- - 3 to 1. City gave of the lavaJInj - party. : -- Wolvcrton a beatlnz. fol-- six already l::a lowing are the day's results: ; n ErjlitS ; Lea;ua Division I, A , ; Aston Villa 2, Liverpool 1. A ' ' Elachhurn 5. Chelsea 1. Bradford C 0, Oldham A. 1A A V Derby County 2,. Earnely 1. AAA . Evertcn 1, Sheffield W. I. 'vltanchester City, 0, Manchester U.- 2. : Middleshcro 3. Newcastle U. 0. f Chef field U. 2, Preston , N.E. 0. r::nderlaad-2,' Bolton 2,- - ,v ' A Tcttenhan II. S, W. Erora. AO. A-- - ;'.lCr.:!it'i Lea jus Division, 3, Leicester F. 0. - Glosscj) 1. Blackpool 2, . . 1 Bury 3Nctts County 3.' A A Fulhara 1, Binr.ir.;hani 0. ',,'. Grir.sby T. 1, Eristca City 0. viluid'-sficId-T. 0. Drn ircrd JA' A city 7. Y.V -- rV :ptoh "1..A- - vr-r::vc.'o- ..r :t C. C. - - f., : 1 r. 1. 1 i.-.'-;;- . v!:"i I, 1 '1 A' .0. r v. c, E.: htci 1. ':Re- - .1 U. 1 A. 2,'Northamptcn ' ; .tea Cillk-h- ara Norwich City ? Qu: ; Ihirk 3,, Coventry C. Cry:-- . :l Pa' ;ce 3,-- vratford 0. ;; swin:;n t. 2, runwaii A. m Card I'f City Exeter City AAV .Cactt!:a Ler;us. AberOoen Kilmarnock 2." ,A ; r, Ayr United 0, Alrdricnonlans Z'-- Celtic Third Lanark 2A A A Queen's Park 0, Clyde A: ; A : Dundra 5 bambartcn 1."' ' -- Falkirk Ralth Rovers OA A v Hamilton, h: 2, Patrick Tbiatlo X. f Hearts 2, Motherwell i; ' . St Mlrrea 3, Hibernians 3-- Ay A; Rangers 1, Morton 'A..;'. JLea;ue-Divisi- on Manchester U. .! mA;i5 10 Sunderland 8 4 3 Alrdrieonians ;; . IS ,v..A A. Clyde ... ...........15- - 5 Tottenham United AXv.18 Hibernians ;..18 : 6 Sheffield :7 a 7 Aston Villa ;". . . .15 8 .' 6 .Burnley ...A 1 5 Sheffield v 8 Derby ...'.i;A..16 .- - ; .v: .W,;. .15 ." 6 8 Newcastle fi'U;-i'--V.tvl- 5 Everton nAlA.i. r.;15;;;4 Mlddlesboro A i .r.15 4 Liverpool ; iA .A ;..15;4 Manchester 'E.:vAvj'.16.l2.-l- l ;TA-- ' English Leagues-Divisio- n 1 A ;'A .1. D Pet Nbusv:cA;'JAv;;:;U7 ,.'4 22 r,- Bradford ........15 11 22 HuU City iA.iAl5 .' 83 3 '.'20. i:Ai-ii- i A.15 Leeds -- Citjr. VviAe1 Bury A'. iv .lS-- Wolves A, ,. v.7 Fulham ;'A AA . . Clapton; OAV"; A V, ;14 ;, . . A ; .Vj .15 City Barpsley A 'i ; .1.14 Leicester ; F. 0, C.uthrnd I. 0. 3, 1. .1, 2. 0. 1, En;fish '-.- - BIrminghani Ar ";i:-.1- 5 Stockport cr,vAAivi4 t46; 4A 1 15 y Crystal A . '; .v.r.v16 Brighton and HA, ,16 No. lias been awarded to bk ' Herd and were, the . r.' l.'o. Browne and, v-- V who Vere the runners-u- p in 'Southend , 6 Exeter C. - : '1 v ; .: ! Queen's P. R. .......la 5 :'v' of of R. I ' 4 .,......17 ; Teacher What7do you know about .S3uL--:- . 'n-;..- ' ..A . JCI";- - 1 ,...13 Ha never.tcli a ;A- - iNcr City .....13 ;Te3cter-i-l- s; all, you V.';-'.- :1 ,17 abemtt!-:- :F:. 1 !' 'Ecy - o.:V'An ca 1, 2. 4, 0. L "3 1' .6 L ....... Ai 6-- 3-6 6iGs '5 J' A." .7 18 15 IS It V 8f .20 4 A 15 13 13 I'. 1 u The Hawaiian Athletic Association; 1 which is. to -- run the Carnival swim- - mlag meet here next" February, will probably be the first dub tho A. A. ' to adopt i-- . -- hew-: 'swlmrulas distances in competition.-- , few thus ago word 'reached here th'.'.t had been tho 200-yard event "being substitucJ" and that several other charges - ta the. competition rules were la effect tIt expect to receive official notifi- cation to, this effect a few d-y- V said W. T. Rawlins thhi u:orai2:?. The swimming i :es hen in.Fclru-arytWl- ll be conducted under th new rules, and In all prctatillty the cieet will staged at the Alalia slip, th!j being the most convcr.::r.t place f'r : Tho date Is not definitely fct r. yd, there being several thirds t..'; ir.ia c so as not lutrrfre v,l::. Othr cf the Cr.rr.lval rro-grar- a, and that they will cot inter- fere with us." . : A team of six from th? Cc.-.:t- . flvo swimmers and the man.; Al Ccr.y,'. A, -- A Frar.cisro- - Rovers February Try-- c :U will League durir Chel-- months tha r.::h- -. kea .goals Hull 7r:: ; bad - Tho tlon for haa l.r- - W. A Hull A. Vly: Sou'' U. A Z, '. ta to 1 w ' - w y This aftcrr.cra dcuble-hr- i !rr f ciatiou than ! 'ei lcd at'th ! first s. tho :ccni for ,thj : .t. 1 ;' th 1 .c)xz::--- r the Th cock tho h not so ccrr.ar. t ' teams can catch ' Tha Beaven 1 th the first V.:- - t tho 1st Fir' 1 t tho The ; : . teams did not rr.rpt th? : . tho Malles fcrf-'i;-.- x the!; . the. season by net shcAh- - uniform. Cardiff A.: 3 3 3 : Scottish v - Celtic 31. .18 W Pet Rangers . .; 18 13 4 21 ralklrk ......... 9 k'r.At. 4; 4, 23 Morton" ... W.J .15 r 19 i . 8 Oldham 6:2 18 Dundee. ....18 10 Bromwlch .......15 .6v3 1L..AA18; 7;t-- 3 Ayr ,i..v.17 Bradford ..Av; i.sUA.V. . :W.;;,.W4a6 Chelsea CfA.,A.15. rrestdiV'.liR Woolwich .....'16 Grimsby Bristol Huddersfield.-- :; v Position Portsmc i',,16 Coventry George AEoy that4 7-- 5.?;3 features warded Coney. schciul?, second. second ry Jlailrs. la W 12 D .....15 11 Bolton 6 W. r -- 18 5 Yt 7, 8 C.AA !:4. 6-., 16 9 16 7 a 4. 3 1. A H 0 v A 15 T, ie P 8 & U. v- - ci 13 C. 3-- ! 5 6 6 ,4 6 .r 6 A be o I th t' c- -- Is Z: c. .; t. ;. ar. ir. V L D P 6 15 Ralth : Rovers . .15 - 3- - IS St. '.;.. 17 6 9 IS Third Lanark A; .15 S v 1-1- 5 PartlckTvAi...A.l7 4 14 Dumbarton ';. i'-- r --.,.15 4 7 13 Motherwell . ;. ; . , .,.17 1 10 1C 3 13 Queen's Park -- ,......17 3. 9 8i f IS Hamilton A. ......17 3-1- 0 ' r ' Kllmarnock ; . . A. 17 . 3 7 12 Aberdeen " f 4 - . 4 8 . 6 4 4 5 9 0 18 18 17 15 16 15 14 3 . !1 7 BlackDoof ? . 2 ' I Vm 17 T n 1 Q - , 1 r ,oi;ouuierii'Tf-r- T ' a . .uoawevana ,.t r f ttA. 5 v.southeht-Leasu- e swmdo:.,.v;Ai5 :n?i-sZr2y-$m- v : Dawsonstwho runAFJ11?1.1"1111 . is'1vett.to -- th . . . ; ..- - ; U. . j .V.'ashin;toa? ;- -. ; . - JFK"t';A .: - ' 6 C 5 .21 20 4 I : ' IS li li rv. mi . of v ' la a to to. so ; ca ' - Fi : ' in C ' o, - : ia bf . , - r. - 13 L , , 1 ' . ; ' 8 . . . s . . . 9 . . . - 1 2 . 1 0 ' - " P . il.d.l srj-yard;swim abcliAexl." Leajue-i-Divis- n ..A..;A.Ais Hearts,.;.,. vAiv.l.A.15 Mirren.r..,. 74.Sr.UA" ...18 11 L H R .,:-,- e coast i.. --f.Vi ... ;o.- - ' . West lie!, ': know - 6 6 4 4 5 5 G V K- -f ' lew.- - jthe 1! rr f t: meets ' V- - 2 1 8 5 6 1 5 ., 4 4 4 4 4 4 8 S 1 If ycu arc cno cf th AIM m it 1 C 1 6 2 6 2' 3 2 4 4 4 2 5 4 4 2 w .c J ; 3 5 2 5 6 r, (.: I. 6 7 5 5 A ? a'-DiackA- ci-r t; yGcncrrt! --Arthur ::: A' rnaJo fr;yc;i. ' Th ? C - r Arthur 'iA At;r A A A rAJ c, fjllcf." A tobecco th;' - "' rvrrv A. . . . . a - 21 1 : 1 : Vj 1'j 11 It 12 12 12 11 10 3
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