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THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, TUESDAY EVENING, APRIL C3. 1S07.
DUERSUS
o:!lUi
T II E A H G ELS fl EXT
:.:cCredi and Hi Warriors Will
Invade Los Angeles for
' ' , ' a Series. ."
POOR SHOWING MADE .. i
SO FAR THIS SEASON
J'ortland Oarsmen Will Report for
, First Practice Wednesday. Mult
nomah Clab Dnvetors to Consider
Several Case of Professionalism.
i
Th Portland oall team, after a two
weeks' session against Ban Francisco
nd Oakland, will open up this afternoon
t Los Ar.gele for a one week stand.
The showing made by the Portlander
has not been auchaa to warrant the local
fens In going Into eotaaclea of prelaa
neither have the fana been too severe
In thel.' criticisms. All realise that the
race la a lone one. and that baseball
manager make poor calculation as
well as other people In the directing of
ti:c affairs.
The principal trouble at present with
the Portland club is Its lack of seasoned
j. layers. Several star'playere that were
expected to report failed to show up ana
consequently the men who were ai nana
had to be employed. That the team Is
not quite strong enough to eope with
the other teams is quite well known at
this time, but ii -Manager McCredle's
plans come through all right he will
have : winning combination before
long. ' Portland fans are a peculiar
craft, and It Is dtmoult to understand
i hem, but It Is to be hoped that they
will stay their "roasts" until they are
deserved more than when the team Is
In the "dumps" and away from home,
e e
E. A Gloss of ths Portland Rowing
club has lssned the first announcement
of the year to his fellow oarsmen. All
candidates for rowing honors are
nuested to report to Mr. Gloss1 at the
J'.owlng club Wednesday evening at t
o'clock. This will be the first meeting
of the oarsmen who will represent Port
land this year In the north Pacinc row
ing regatta, scheduled at Seattle for
Jul - I and 4. The new boathouse of
the Portland Rowing club baa been
completed and training will begin t
once tinder the direction of the famous
single sculler, EL A. Gloss. On account
of the national prorolnenoe gained last
nrason by the Portland - Rowing club
members i-i the national regatta at Lake
(julnslgamond, Massachusetts, great
things are expected this yesr from the
same occasion.- President Ralph Wilbur
predicts big doings this year for the
club an . Portlanders will have an op
portunity to witness one of the best
crews in the country in action pn the
Willamette river. ' t
- e e , - y , .
. At tonight's meeting of , the direc
tors of the Multnomah Amateur Athletic
club action will probably be taken In
regard to Aaher Houston, who has been
piaying both amateur and professional
baseball. The Multnomah club directors
have gone on record as being opposed
to everything that smacked of profes
sionalism, and In the faos of such dec
larations, which are the foundation of
me club. It la difficult to see how they
can afford to let such a flagrant violator
of the amateur rules go annotlced or
unpunished., No one baa any personal
grlevanoe against young Houston. He
is a . clever player and would be of
service to the dub, but allowing: him
to play with the club team would be
unfair to thoce who have maintained
their amateur standing and who wish
to see the line: drawn between the pro
fessional and the amateur. The ama
teurs have no fight against the profes
sionals at all; It Is simply an endeavor'
to keep both sides In the provinces
where they rightfully belong. In order
that no deception may be practiced. All
amateurs are anxious to see If the M.
A. A. C wilt stand by their game, and
from what several directors stated this
morning there will be something dwftig
.at the meeting. ' .-. ..,
within aa inch of the Pullman Inter-
soholastlc record for the pots vault,
going feet end t Inches.
EAST SIDE INVISIBLES
. DEFEAT NAGEL NINE
In a-well contented game Sunday af
ternoon the East Side Invincible won
from Kegel's team by the close score
of 10 to . The pitching of Watte for
the Invincible was .commendable, t He
waa accredited with II aulke-outa. .The
fielding of Kntbbler for the Sluggers
waa sensational.
Teams -under II years of age wishing
games with, the . Invincible call .. up
Silly Oleason. K. 1912. 'The line-up:
Invinclblee. . , . -Slugger.
cevces ra fko:i u;e-
OSIVEGO BALL FLAYERS
Kiser, Formerly of .ths Maroons,
. . Was Touched Along for
Fourteen Hits.
Gleaaan
Waits
Morris
Brady , ,
Brown ...
Norby , ,
Wascher
Preoff .,
Miller '.
i.. ...0, ......
... p. .. - . .
..-.. . 1 b . . . i
i , ...,.. 2b. . . . .
..'.... ..8b.,,. 9 1
. ... .,,.. ...
If
.'.'.IV.'. ...rf V.V.Y. .
Bears
.Nagel
O. Jassman
K. Jaasman
...... ,Portb
Strannahan
. Spi
Knlbble
, White
' lively High School. .;'
(ApecU! Dtepatca to The Journal.)
Spokane, Wash.,' April' 22. The re
cent high school track meet waa a
complete success and 'Showed some
rood material. Rouae, the well known
football and track man. won first place
with 22 points and was followed close
' by Borieske with it 1-2 polnta
The best records were made by Rouse
and Borleeka The former made the
(, 0-yard dash In 5 2-5 seconds, only 1-1
of a second of the amateur American
reoord for the dash. Borieske did the
120 hurdle m It second. Monroe came
EASY BOWLING FOR-.
MONSON'S TENPINNERS
M on son's team made a -runaway race
of it last night in the M. A. A. C bowl
ing game with Brig ham aggregation.
Her are the scores: -
.: MONSON'S TEAM.
Monsoa ........... 11 J2I
Peebles IBS; lit
Sherrey ........... 147 11
Lovejoy ........... 161111
Brigham, Jr.,..,.. Jll. Jil
t 7SS 771 117 SIM
" BRIGHAM S TEAM. .
Brigham, Sr....... 114 11 171
Surma n 160 142 165 44S
Hudson ........... 10 12 122 424
Routledge ........ J90 100 100 200
Plttock ........... 100 100 100 200
111 425
160 . 474
162 602
174 476
162 471
144 : (30 444 1222
NORTH CENTRALS WIN -
.ANOTHER FROM, GIANTS
' U i i II i V "
The Wood lawn team yesterday was
again defeated by the North Central
Giant by the score of 12 to 9. The
feature of the game was Tim Turner
home run, a three-base hit, ana a two
bajraer. The Woodlawn nine has not
vet won a gams. The line-up:
Woodlawn. ...... , v ixonn central.
Garvin ....;. Roth
Lavagetto p....... Davis
Fisher ...lb. McAfee
Bosel b... Stoop
AHby .............lb... Turner
Morgon 4 ...s..., Brlggs
Vosper' ........... If. ...w..... ' Meher
Atterbury ....... .rf.. McNary
Encharde cf .. a ....... : Scott
- f ' : R, H, IS,
N. Central. 1 1110 114 111 10 4
Woodlawn. 1 0100102 12 12
Umpire Mr. Ringer. ':,',...,.:":,.;:.
y ' The Devoea defeated Oewego last
Sunday ' II to 4. Kiser, the Maroons'
last year's pitcher, was touched UP for
14 hits. The , feature . wa " Jimmie
Craigg' two throw from center field,
getting his man at the plate both times,
and also Gardner's pitching. He fanned
It i of , Oswego' batters, apparently
without much trouble. The ecore tell
the story; ' -y . C t:
devoes.--' " ' ' '
AB. R.H. PO. A.B.
ft, Thomas. 2b.
Wood, c. ......
Locke, sa.-2b.
P Craigg lb.
Taylor, ib.Tt
Ryan, If ,
T. Craigg. cf.
uaroner, p.
Imvall, as.
'i nomas, rf.
:::::: I
, , .
......... e
1
I
2
.0 12
I ' ' 1 '
Total . .......... '.43 II 14 17 11 f
, a.; "' ' 08WEQO. . .
AB. R. H. PO. A, Bl
.... 4 1 1 '11 0
Hainea, e.
Chuck, ss.
Tlpel. lb. ..
Waldorf, lb.
AUHtin, lib. ,
Rianken, If.
Worthlngton,
("hurch, rf
Kiser, p.' f. .
T. FOX. Ct .
R. Pox, Tf.
A
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1
16
I 2
0
1 I
1
0 0
0 0
4 1
0 0
If eated In the preparatory Indoor meet
with the different high schools at the
opening of the new Kahuna gymnasium
at Kalama Saturday evening. Candi
dates' are out la track suits dally now
preparing for the standing and high
lumps, pole vauKing, 100-yard dash,
chinning pole and boxing contest.' Coach
Crowe is eonfldent that Woodland will
score highly, aa some of the boy are
developing rapidly and as all are work
ing bard to better their records some
good work 1 assured. The contestants
who will represent , Woodland blgb
school, will be named Thursday, .
COUCH NINE BEATEN H
BY THE SHATTUCKS
Bhattuck was easily defeated by, the
Couch nine yesterday afternoon by the
seore of 21 to 1 in a stx-lnnlng gam
at West End. Young was the star for
the Bhattuck team. The line-up: ' ;
Couch. Bhattuck. i
Peterson ...... .C. . Young
C Peterson
Levison ,. , .
Bibee
Thatcher ...
Warren ....
Day .......
Geer .......
Levy
lb.
2b...,
, ..lb. . -i .
....... ss . . .
' ...... If,.,.
...... rf....
of . .
Strin
Predeaunc
, , . Pflster
. . Ashwaid
. . . Calway
Zlmplemen
..',.. Sell
,,.. Pearcy
SCORE BT INNINGS. " "
, ..-. .'" 4 :- . R. H, B.
Couch ........... '0 0 0 1 0 0 1 I I
Bhattuck ....... I I I 7 I 0 II 12 I
Umpire Mr Myers. - ,
BRIEF ITEMS OF SPORT
Ths Park will challenge any team in
the city under 15 year of age to a
game on Sunday. For gam writ the
sporting editor of the Journal. r
. . e . e ,. if . .. -v.' ' .-
Rub Waddell has the largest hand
of any ballplayer In either league.. He
can make ths tip or bis middle linger
and thumb meet around ' a baseball. A
baseball in his hand In comparison la
about the same aa a pool ball to the
ordinary hand. ' That account largely
for hi wonderful speed and curves.
v , " t ',. ... e, e ,r ;.(. j j;
The Ladd school 1 team ha . dropped
out of th league. This leaves 1 teams
In the league, which Include two in
th west side section.
Total .w..... .. .14 4 T 17 16
. SCORE BT INNINGS. :
Devoea . 0 0 0 6 6 I I 0 211
Hit ... 0 1 1 2 1 I 1 i
Oswego , .1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 4
Hits .2 01100011 7
SUMMARY. .
Struck out By Gardner. 11: by Ki
ser. I. Bases on balls Off Kiser. 2: off
Gardner, 2. Two-base hits Locke, T.
Craigg. Taylor, Waldorf. Three-base
hit Jlmmle Craigg.- Double plays Ki
ser to Waldorf; Austin to Chuck. Sac
rifice hits Oswego, 2; Devoes, 2. Stolen
bases - Thomas 2. Tarlor. J. Koi.
Church, Kiser. Hit by pitched ball Ou
vall. . Passed balls Wood. Hani i.
First base on errors Oswego, 6; De
voes, I. Wild pitch Oardner. Left on
bases Oswego, 4. Time of game Two
hour. ;, Umpire Worthlngton.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Chicago . . ............
New York . ...........
f nuaaeipnia
Boston . . .
Cincinnati , '
Pittsburg . ,
St Louis , '
Brooklyn , .
;: v
' l i
St Louts . .
Pittsburg i .
- Batteries Druhot McGlvnn and Mar-
snan; vyiuis ana uibson. Urapl
; ' Won. Lost. ' P C
I -1 .867
I ,1 ;.M2I
aaaee.'4 ' S .671
4 4 .600
........... I 4 V .42
...16 , . .112
............ 1 4 ; .200
I St. Jjonl. t
. R. H. E.
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' At Brooklyn.
Brooklyn
Philadelohla
H.t.r a. U.I, wh
UBtlVIID IVi.l.. . 1 .111
ter; Sparks and Jacklltseh.
Rlgler end Kiem. ,
. At Chicago.
R. H E.
.0 4 1
.6 1
ig and Rib-Umpires
Chicago
Cincinnati . .' .
' Batteries -s- Ruelbach.
Morna Hall ' and SchleL
Johnstone and Carpenter.
ML H.E.
......I I, 1
Ill
Pfelffer ' and
Umpire
' .' At Boston. . ' i'' ' '
' .. - ...'- . ' R. H. B.
Boston ................ ,i.,...0 7 4
New York .................... .1 11
Batterie Flaherty and Orndorff:
Mathewson ana Bresnaban. . Umpli
GRAMMAR LEAGUE
' Ball Game Tomorrow. .
The east side high school will meet
the Columbia university team at Mult
nomah field tomorrow afternoon. Th
game will be conducted under th aus
pices of the lnterscholaatlo league.'
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EAST, BIDS SECTION. , ; '.
a Played. Won. Lost.' PP.
Hawthorn I . I - 0 1.000
North Central ... I I . 1 , .647
Wootllawn . ...... I -0 I. .000
WB8T BIX)B SECTION. '? ' :';
Couch . 11 .. . 0 . 1.00
Bhattuck . ....... I ; , 1 l ; .too
Ladd, 1-0 t .000
MOUNT TABOR SECTION.
- ' Played. Won. Lost P C.
Mount Tabor .... 1 ' 1 - 1.000
Montavllla . ..... 1 I' .1 .M
South Mt. Tabor.-. 1 0 1 ' .000
n
j i WOODSTOCK SECTION'. ; V:'
Played. Won. Lost' PC.
Arleta , ......... 11 0 . 1.000
Woodstock . ..... 1 . .1 " .000
Today games South Mount Tabor
va Mount xaoor at forty-eighth and
Hawthorn. 1 ; . ;
, Tomorrow game Arleta va. Wood'
stock: Ladd v. Couch at west end
grounds. '.. ' . "
YESTERDAY'S RACING AT .
: NEW;yORK AND OAKLAND
" ' (Jooraal Special Sernee.) '
New Tork, April II. Aqueduct rac
results::, f
Pour ' and - on balf furlong Kerry
won. Slumberland second, Albla third;
tima 0:14 l-l. ." - - ...- . V-
Steeplechase, ' about .two miles Pul
clan won, Tom Cogan second, Dick
Shaw third; time, 4:14.
Seven furlongs Athlete won. Orphan
Lad second. Dr. Gardner third; time,
l:l 1-6.
Seven furlongs Berkeley won, 1 Tlle
Ing second, Campaigner third; time,
1:37. . .,.'
Seven furlongs Cinna won, Clolatreaa
second. Trenton Blue third; time, 1:S.
Four and one-half furlongs Berry
Maid won, Bagot second. Hands Around
third; tlm.. 0:6.
. .. At Oakland. "'.
San Franclaco, April II. Result of
race at Oakland; '
Four" furlongs Jack Pain won. Irish
Mike second. Qea-e third: time, i 0:44.
' Futurity course Corns won, Talento-
sa second, . Sycamore ' third; - time.
l:ll-'l-l. -
Seven furlongs Hugh McOowan won.
Silver Su second. Head Dano third
time, 1:17.
' 81z furlongs Royal Rogue won. Nap-
pa second. King. Col third; time, 1:14.
Mil and ; one-slateenth Corrlgan
won, Daniel -C. ' second, - Nabonaacar
third: time, 1:47 l-l. ,
One- mile Maasa won.. Bedford sec
ond. Sir BrilUr third; time, 1:41.
ALBINA VICTORS ADD
ONE MORE GAME TO LIST
The Alblna Victor defeated the
Multnomah lads to th tun of 11 to
yesterday. Th feature of th ' game
waa the pitching of Ferguson, who
struck cut 1 1 men. The Victor wtU
play any team, in th city, under th
age of II. - For game call up East
4. The line-up: ,
Vlotora, ' -v ' '. Multnomah.
Sheen .......... ,.0. Leary
Ferguson - .p. ...... Dent
Duncan ..........ss.......;.. Phllop
Manning ....... ..lb Jamea
Muller lb.... Howard
Hlscoa ........... IWl ........ t Coatella
Colvln ....rf., H. Howard
Muller. ,...lf..i..... Hoffman
. .cf .Wlckalaen
Hogan ..
EAST PORTLAND TOO
MUCH FOR LENTS TEAM
Th Lent fcaU team waa-defeated by
the East Portlands yesterday by th
acore of 14 te Th line-up:
East Portland - '- -Lent.
HornbeU ... .a. ....m,,. Raybury
Holme ......... .p......... ... Flower
Lavegetto .lb Dixon
Hornbrock .lb. . Lent
Struak lb,','. Webb
Holy ......... ...se.....-, UcCooUen
Taylor If.......... Rayborn
Wilson ,.rf i Webb
Smith ...i....t.. .of. ....i.... Morgon
WOODLAWN SECONDS
; 'KNOW HOW TO PLAY
(speela Ptopateh te Tbe JearsaLI '
Woodland. Wash., April Jl. The
Ridgefleld first, team went down to de
feat Sunday when they . crossed bats
on the horn field with th Woodland
second team, by th eoore of 14 to It,
Th score: . .. " ' ' ; " , :
Woodland ...... 00401010 4 14
Ridgefleld . ......II 1 0 4 0 0 1 011
AMERICAN LEAGUE
- ' . . Won. '
New Tork . i
Chicago . ., f
Philadelphia , , ........ I
Cleveland ............ 4
Detroit . , ...... ,-4
Boston.. .............. t
Washington ,
St. Louis
Lost.
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P.C
.714
.f
.48
.171
.600
.42
.284
.160
At Detroit.
' J':
Detroit
Cleveland
Batteries Kllllcn
Rhodes and Clark.
and
' R. H. E.
...I 11 I
...4 10 I
Schmlts;
At ew Terk.
, R. H. E.
..........I 11 7
1 11 B
Keefe nad
Now Tork . ......
Boston . . . ; . . .'.
Batterie Hughes,
Thomas; . Winter, Harris and Armbrus-
ter. . . . .... . j.. ..
i ''': At rhtladalphla.
' ''-' R. JT V.
Philadelphia ', v , ... ". . '.. '. ;...V, . u .
Washington . ................ 7 11 I
Batteries Frank, Dygert and
Schreck; Smith, Graham, Heydon , nd
Warner. . ' - ;-- y ..
COACH CROWE WILL Va
TURN OUT CRACK TEAM
fftperUl Dlvpatcb The Jesrnal.1 '
Woodland. Wash., April II. Athletic
are In the ascendancy in th high school
at present. Great interest la being man-
SHAKESPEARE ADMIRERS
' HONOR HIS MEMORY
1 (7enraa1 SpeeUI Strvlfe.
London. April Jl. Th three hundred
and forty-third anniversary of th natal
day of Bhakeapear waa Joyously ob
served at Btratford-on-Avon today, and.
althouph the oelebratlona were scarcely
on o lavish a scale as in some former
years, they war eminently successful.
Th old-world town wa gaily decorated.
Th charming ceremony of 'decorating
the poet' grave was participated in by
several hundred, devoteeav 'The mayor,
th trustees of ' Shakespeare' birth
place, member of th Shakespear club
and a number of deputations marched
In procession from Holy Trinity church
to th 'grave. The vicar received each
wreath separately from the donor and
set them in place while th organ
played The Legion of : the Avon and th
Light of Lot, the traditional melody
aid to have been Shakespeare's favor
ite song. . r . . ,
XI Pear 014 Mother. -
"My dear old mother, who I now
eighty-three years old, thrives On Elec
tric Bitters," writes W. B. Brunson, of
Dublin. Oa. "She has taken them for
about two yeara and enjoys an excellent
appetite, feels strong and sleeps well."
That's the way Klectrio Bitter affect
the aged, and the same happy results
follow In all caws of femal weakn
and general debility. Weak, puny chil
dren, too, are ratly strengthened by
them. . Oiiarente"11! elao for stomach,
liver end kldn-r trouble, by Red Cross
I'UarmayBy. - ettcL
Free for the Boys and Girls.
Find th "Jimmy and Johnny" Royal
Bakery company advertisement In thl
paper; cut It out and . keep It also
those that follow; there' on every
Tuesday.- W will give a prise of de
licious Royal cake to every boy and
girl who prove eight week hence that
they have been reading th "Jimmy and
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OIL' TRUST CASES COME
BEFORE MISSOURI COURT
(Joernel Special' Service.)
Jefferson City, Mo, April 11. The
Missouri supreme court en banc will
begin a hearing of the ouster suit
brought by Attorney-Oeneral Hartley
against ' th . Standard, Republic and
Waters-Pierce Oil companies tomorrow.
Th case ha been . pending for ' two
yesr and testimony ha been taken In
New Tork, St Louie, Texaa and other
part of th country, Th evidence
adduced tended to show that th
Weters-Plerc and Republic companies
were owned and ' controlled by th
Standard..' Th Suit brought by th at
torney-general to dissolve th merger
of th Missouri Pacific and Iron Moun
tain roads, th Pacinc Express company
and other Gould interests 1 also et
for a . hearing ' tomorrow ; before th
tat auprem court. -
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PHILIPPINE ISLANDS
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party of the 110 American school teach
er who will he eent to the Philippine
In the next few week sailed today on
the Korea - for Manila. Other parties
will eall early next month. Most of the
new teachers are men end were selected
by the civil service bureen. Owing to
the hardship Incident to' life tn the
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A SURE CANCER CURE
From ; Your -Liver
Ever feel that drowsiness after
a noonday meal which make you
feel as if you could enjoy an hour's
sleep mora than anything els In
the world T Who ha not felt that
tired, lasy feeling, that lack of de
sire for. mental or physical exer
tion com on him without appar
ent causer Dven big, strong men
are afflicted eo, and wonder why
they should have these at tacks, of
debility. - i - , ......
That' tha way -
your liver aena
out It message
of distress. It's a
warning of . fu
ture trouble for
you unleee help
Is glvsn , 1L By
"help" la' meant
strength, new vi
tality, new en
ergy for Us work,
not drug to
purge th bowel
and five tempor
ary ettmulatlon to
th weak liver. It
want . and muat
hav new power. .
Just like any en
gine which I
running alow for
want of steam.
' ' A Sluggish Of
torpid liver
causes- poor- elr.
culatlon and &
lowering of vital-.
lty and energy.
Help the liver
now by restoring'; It " strength or
you will soon flnj yourself chroni
cally tired and sleepy, with bulging,
watery ayes, dull, stupid and unam
bitious. Tour liver can make yon
pretty sick when It refuses . to
work, and unleea yon- help it, th
ickness may be serious. ,
Pour a constant stream of elec
tricity Into the liver every night
while you sleep. Th liver Is like
a sponge; It drinks up this electrlo
fluid and as quickly converts It Into
the blood, producing animation and
building up tb entire system.
My Electro-Vigor does thl while
you sleep. It saturates the nerves
with Its glowing power, and these
conduct the force to every organ
and tissue of your body, restoring
health and giving strength to every
part that I weak. , i
. Electro-Vigor 1 a relief from th
old svetem of drugging;. It does by
natural meana what you expect
drugs to do by unnatural meana. It
remove th cause of dleease. and
after th cause ha bean removed
JJature will do th rest. .
Electro-vigor has mad a new
man of m. . No more weak back,
no kidney trouble, and remarkable
relief from what waa a vary trouM-
om weakness.
I B. HOHENSTOIJU
. Madison, Cat
Free to
You i
Oee mr I0o-pag
book, describing
Eleotro - V 1 g or,
and with Illustra
tions of fully de
veloped men - and
women, - showing
how It I applied.
Thl book tell In
plain languag
many things you
want to know and
gives a lot of
good, wholesome
, ad no for men.
I'll vend thl book, prepaid, fre.
If you will mall me thl ooupon.
Don't wait a minute; cut out th
ooupon now. ;,
S. A. Hall, M. D.
143 pnimor Street,
rmAwoxsoo.
Plea send me, prepaid, your
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A POSITIVE CURE
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Wbea eroerlag. sleaaa rater te flTertlaen an I la The iom.
a B-aB!--SHS-SS
Island, no women are sent unless they
hav a husband or other near male
relative In th Philippine service. The
educator will bealif their taak of teach
ing th young Filipino idea on June -1,
when th new school year open.
Corn SfinlaU-r Asaalnat?d. .
'!' liasrsal gpertal brvlea.
Toklo, April II. Pakyongwha, former
Korean minister to Toklo, was assassin
ated today,' ..-' : .', - t -
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