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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-01-16
ELECTION OF OFFICERS.
KONA-KAU TELEPHONE & TELL
GRAPH co. LTD.

KONA-KAU TELEPHONE & TELE-
GRAPH CO, LTD.
ers of the Kona-Kau Telephone and
Telegraph Co., Ltd, the following
named were elected as officers of the
company for the ensuing year:
J. A. Mcguire President
G.. C. Hewitt ......Vice President
L. 5. AungSt OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Secretary and Treasurer
w. H. Greenwich ...........A Auditor
John Gaspar ............... Director
NJ. F. Scott Director
]. X. Nahale ...............D Director
L. S. AUNGST,
1000 Secretary.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-01-16
ELECTION OF OFFICERS.

70OO-Jan. IA, 81, %, Feb. a, IL.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-10-15
KAUFMAN I'M LOS ANGELES
Delaney's New Champion Going After
Matches and Bars No Fighter
in the World.

Los Angeles, Oct. H.-Al Kaufman is
in town and is locking for a so with any
one of the big fellows. and he will get it
If Tom McCarey has anything to say
about it, but it will be necessary for him
to wait until after New Years before a
fight can be arranged.
Kaufman is the pugilistic wonder of
the season and the man is yet to be
found who can stay with him long
enough to give fight fans a definite line
on his ability as a scrapper.
He holds one record, that of having
never been bested, and he also carried
the grand pTix for speedy ending of all
contests.
While he has never fought a first-class
man. he has given evidence that he is
entitled to do so and is wager 10 get on
with some of the top-notchers. He has
a splendid physique and is looked upon
as a second COrbett.
He says he will bar no one who wants
To fight, and wants the big guns fired
without delay. He announces that Mar
win Hart would be a welcome opponent.
and he is confident of his ability to wipe
the big fellow off the pugilistic map.
Manager McCarey is grabbing Kauf-
mann's date and expects TO arrange a
fight between the big fellow and Hart
for early IN the spring.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-10-15

A week ago Salt Lake fight fans were
informed that Professor Sunshine and
Eddie Santry were to so twenty rounds
at HALEY, Ida. The information came
through a clipping from the Wood River
Times. published at that place. The
usual preliminary dope was there, and IL
was strong. In fact, those who did not
know Sunshine and who did not know
Santry was not within a thousand miles
of HALEY, might have thought IL Was a
championship contest for world honors.
The aftermath of such an important bat
tie has, therefore, been watched for with
interest Here il is. word for word, as
taken from the Times:
The boxing exhibition of Professor
Sunshine and his partner, Santry, in the
HALEY Opera House last night, was a
rank fake. They advertised twenty
round bout, but fought only six TO a
knockout And their sparring was so
spiritless that il was not worth look
ing at
Gus PezOIdt, the referee. and all who
were there We're disguised.
Before the main event Charley NAL
lory and Robert Slyles had a four-rouud
match to a draw. They did much better
than the principals.
'Gus PeZoldt and Pete DOnnelly were
forced to 20 on the stage with the gloves
to enliven the crowd. They pummeied
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-10-15
FEW WISE TIPS FOR
LOCAL AUTO DRIVERS

An expert in motor car driving gives
some tips about how accidents may be
avoided, and mentions places where it
is necessary for the general safety of
the public and me people in the ear
to drive slowly. Among other things he
ss=s:
Drive slow-through the city streets or
in towns or villages.
Drive slOw-when passing or meeting
trolley cars at rest, or just stopping.
Somebody might jump off
Drive slOW-when approaching cross
streets. or in turning corners. People
often become bewiIdered AT the sight OF
an approachin automobile.
Drive slOW-Wnen meeting teams on
the road This is most important ana
imperative, and a failure TO do so COn-
fers the title of automobile hog.
Drive slOw-when dog runs in front.
Drive sloW-when passing churches
where services are being held.
Drive sloW-whcn approaching railroad
crossings and be sure you are right be-
fore you go ahead.
Drive sioW-when there is any doubt
about The road, or possibility Of dapger
ahead
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-10-15
JACKSON TAKES 100
YARD DASH AT Y. N. c. A,

The second indoor track event at the
Y. NJ. c. A. took place last evening in
which twenty-three athletes competed. 1t
WAS 1O0-yaTd dash and was Won by Jack
son, his Il me for the distance being II SIS,
Park was second. The race was run on
the new running track in heats of two
men each. the contestants starting at OPP
posite sides of the track. Next Satur-
day night a 220-yard dash will be the
card.
Yesterday afternoon the \. NJ. G. A,
athletes held their first cross country
run. Nine members started from the OLD
dairy farm just off the reservation on
the First street car line. Continuing up
the canyon they crossed over the mouth
Of Red Butte canyon and back past the
Fort Douglas athletic field to the start
ing point. The distance was a trifle over
two miles and the whole squad covered
it in % minutes 43 Is seconds. These
runs will be held every Saturday after
noon during the fall months.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-10-15
why Mike KeIIey Lauahed.

Baseball cranks will all remember with
pleasure the late Mike" Kelley. the star
attraction of the famous Bostons. then
the chamnions OF the National league.
civ and had inst returned TO their no.
tel after the game. and the members OF
the team were separating and going 20
their rooms. while KELLEY headed Tor the
4 few minutes later one OF the other
players on the team. while passing down
the corridor, heard keileVs we'll known
laugh inside the bathroom and stoPped
at the door and asked Kelley what me
Joke was.
Kelley replied: This is the first time
oyer cot ont Of the bath tub Wlthoue
stepping on the SOAP
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-10-15
FOOTBALL SCORES.

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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-10-15
BERKELEY FRESHMEN
WIN GAME ON FLUKE

Berkeley, Cal. Oct. l.-California de-
feated Stanford in the twelfth annual
freshman game on California field this
afternoon by the score of 8 to 0.
The game was sensational throughout
and the teams were evenly matched, al
though Stanford had a much heavier line
than California. The blue and gold made
up for this by the great work Of stanton
of Los Angeles. CALIFORNIA; right malt.
stanton made the touchdown for Cali
fornia and during the game made three
sensational twenty-five yard runs, the
longest in the game. Holman, who PLAYED
the back field for Stanford when Caiifor-
mia punted fumbled several times. IT
was his tumble OF Stanton's twenty-yard
punt that enabled Stanton to dash down
the field, pick up the ball and speed on
ten Yards more for a touchdown.
The scoring was done in the second half.
Smell. California. Kicked the goal shortly
before the end Of the game.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-10-15
G0LDFlELD BANK Is
IN FIGHTING GAME

San Francisco, Oct. lA-"Kid" Egan.
formerly press agent for Jim Jeffries, ar
rived today from Goldfield, New. with
the object Of arranging a match between
Battling Nelson and Jimmy Gardner, TO
take place ~ Goldfield in the week be-
fore New Years day. Egan says that
a bank at Goldfield has taken up the
proposed match as a business venture and
will offer a purse of S25,000, the sum OF
5000 being already deposited. Gardner
has agreed 10 sign at rs pounds. Nelson
is now on the road with a theatrical show
and Egan is seeking 10 locate him.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-10-15
lands SEES ONE GAME
AND SAYS FOOTBALL is "BUM SPORT

Chicago, oct. IA dispatch to the
Tribune from Lafayette, Ind, says:
Congressman Charles B. Lands is
not an admirer of football His posi-
ton is summed up i'm the following
statement:
Il saw a game Of football last Sat
urday. Several hundred people who
witnessed il said it was sport. / guess
I'm old-fashiOned. for l have To con-
TESS that this sport does not appeal to
me. Sport that necessitates the pres
ence of physicianS-He thar is simply
another evidence tfirat the brutal in
stincts OF man and woman viii crop
cut, Early ia the contest one OK The
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-10-15
OGDEN BEATS
ALL t1ALL0WS
Twenty-0ne to Nothing in Twenty
Minute Halves.
WRANGLING THROUGHOUT
DISPUTES OVER PLAYERS AND
KICKS ON DECISIONS.

ogden, Oct 14-In the first match foot
pau game OF the season here the Ogden
High school eleven took the All Haiows
college team of Salt Lake into camp TO-
DAY 70 the tune OF = TO 0. in twenty miD-
ute halves. There was cOnsidera bic
Nfangiing throughout the contest, in
which both sides participated freely. The
question arose as TO whether Sullivan of
enter the contest. ii being claimed by
the local team that he was = graduate
or the college. His own team contended
that he was entitled to participate on ac-
count OF taking a further course at the
school. After All HalloWs had taken its
Team from the field the High school con-
sented 70 permit Sullivan TO play the first
half and with this agreement The game
was started. However. there was much
wrangling over the decisions all through
the contest.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-10-15

captains was carried off the field in
sensible and the game went on. This
is sport.
There was not a boy in the game
who did not run the risk of receiving
an injury that would send him through
life a hopeless cripple. Now this may
be sport. but does it nay to take the
chances? Should an alleged sport that
necessitates taking such chances re-
ceive the sanction and encourag cement
of sane and sensible people? Possibly
so. / desire 10 register my opinion,
however. that dog tighting, cock fight
ing and bull fighting are sabbath
school games In comparison with mod
crn football"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-10-15
NEBRASKA-B0ULDER
GAME TO BE PLAYED

Lincoln. Neb.. Oct. H.-There is not the
slightest basis for the statement that the
athletic authorities of Nebraska have
ever contemplated raising the freshmen
rule question against Colorado in refer
ence 10 the coming game between the
Cornhuskers ana the Mountatneers,
booked for Nov. II in Lincoln. A dec
laratiOn TO this effect is positively made
by Secretary Clapp of the Nebraska
board Nebraska stands with Colorado
and Missouri universities ia opposing the
freshmen rule on the ground that the
f-ule barring freshmen was adopted after
tine season = games were contracted rOr
and that only conference teams are bound
10 respect il. There has been no cor
respondence whatever between the ath-
letic managers. In Lincoln and Boulder
concerning the freshmen rule, nor has
mere been any intimatiOn OF a disagree
Tuent ON that or any other point Ar
raugements for the game in Lincoln next
mouth are proceeding without the slight
est suggestion Of friction.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-10-15
AMERICAN FOOTBALL
AS SEEN BY BRIT0N

New York. Oct lL-Sir Charles Kirk
patrick and his team Of English football
players arrived here last night. The mis-
sion of the Britishers is TO demonstrate
10 the American public the advantage OF
association football as q sport over the
game played by the college teams.
Captain Mines. voiced the sentiment of
the members of his team yesterday when
he said:
II can not see much merit in the foot
bali game as played by the American
colleges. ii is involved. unscentific and
puts a premium on brute strength, The
game we play is skilful, scientific and
easy TO understand
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-10-15
FRENCHMAN WINS
VANDERBILT CUP
Travels 263 Miles in 276 Minutes
With Stops.
AND NOBODY is KILLED
ONE CHAUFFEUR LOSES CON-
PANIoN BUT STAYS IN RACE.

New York. Oct l4.-In a driving fin
ish, with the next man only few sec
onds behind him. Hemery, of the team
race for the w. X Vanderbilt. jr.. cup
over the Long Island course today.
Hemery made the distance Of zS3 miles
in nc minutes elapsed time. George
ear, was second. while Tracy. 6nother
American. but not of the French team,
was third, and Lancia, of the Italian
team, fourth. Hemery won from Heath
by 3 minutes q seconds elapsed time
Time at the finish:
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-10-15
Newsboys 20, Fremonts o.

terday morning on the Second West
grounds by score of 20 10 g. Captain
Meyers of the NeWsbOys issues "A chal-
lenge to play any ninety pound team in
the city. Anyone wishing "a game can
locate Captain Meyers at los South Sec
end East.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-10-15
ST. Louis After Esslck.

y Here is one from the coast that
/ shows how thew regard Rili Essick.
= the former Salt Lake pitcher out
y that wa:
4 Judge NcCreedie would rot be Z
= startled if he Lost Pitcher Essick Z
l. when the drafting season opens :
J. There is a rumOr Out that the st.
= Louis American club has had an 4
\ agent watching his work. and a IA =
= v0rahie report has gore IN. Me- Z
\ Creedie may fix up a deal with st.
J. Louis whereby he will ge' a first
= haseman or catcher for his prom :
y isng pitcher"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-10-15
Lyttle Loses His Companion.

Another minor accident that caused
some apprehension was the report OF Lyt-
tle losing his mechanism, Tattersall Oat
of the car. while passing through piece
of woods on the back of the course. w
N Vanderbilt. jr., jumped into his racing
machine and sped back over the course
to pick TattersaH up. Ii was found that
the mechanician had been fixing some OF
the cars machinery and was leaning well
forward when. at sharp turn he was
hurled over and over out of the car lie
was found much scratched and bruised,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-10-15
Two More in Second.

Two more touchdowns were made in
the second half and nearly all of the play
was IN the All Hallows end of the field
Al no time during the contest was the
High school goal threatened. After Ia
vey mad failed a third time 10 kick the
goal, BrOWnell was given an opportunity
and successfully placed the pigskin be
tween the bars. For the visitors Murphy
Hayes and Spicer did the best work The
former did the most effective work at
the ends. Brownell and Tavey especialiy
distinguished themselves back of the line
although the team as a whole played a
clever game. Craigs twenty fiVe-yard
run around right end was the only run of
any consequence. The lineup follows:
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-10-15
No Serious Accidents.

This was the second race for the Van
deTbilt cup. but UOday's event was marked
by no serious accidents as was the race
last year.
The winner in 1904 Heath. ran 800
miles in . hours % minutes A. seconds.
When Tracy had crossed the finish line
today the race was stopped. Lancia. in
stead of continuing down the course,
drove up to the grand stand and began
to gesticulate wildly TO the officials of
the course The crowd poured over on
the course to begin their departure, and
after a time Lancia started his car again
and the crowd fell back as the pistol
like reports of the exhaust cracked and
the sides of the machine belched flame
and smoke.
1t was thought that Lancia had en-
tered a protest because of d collision ne
had with Christie as he was leaving a
gasoline control But no protest was
made, Lancia smilingly saying TO news
manor mon he had none to make.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-10-15


About Vanderbilt Cup
' The nd in the
through Jericho East Norwich
Sprinked oil the en-
at one
the ando
he Ne o sopsre uired
o ina
Average of Dingley57
lies an hour
ReereeW. Vanderbilt
Chairman Vanderbilt cup CommissOn-Robe
Value Vanderbilt CupS20O0
a
Highest POwer-13O, Tench.
cylinder
cylinder gasoline
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-10-15
Touchdown in Thirteen Minutes.

Thirteen minutes after the kickoff the
Ilrst touchdown was made by the local
team through succession of line bucks
the All HallOWs being unable to with
stand the fierce onslaught of the Ogden
boys. The teams We're pretty evenly
matched as 10 weight. but the local team
showed superior skill at every point in
The game. The ogden boys resumed the
same tactics after making the first score
nd just before the close of the first half
were able to make their second touch
down. In each instance Taveg failed to
kick the goal making the score al the
end OF the first half 10 To D
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-10-15
T1A~1@"s@@ THE TiERALDS SPORTING PAGES Tas@mns"1
PROFESSOR SUNSHINE FAILS TO
MAKE Hit WITH IDAHO SPORTS

each other for three rounds, when each
good-naturediy claimed the fight.
There was only SO taken in at the
door, So Of which went for hail rent and
81 10 Mallory and Skyies.
Professor Sunshine and his partner
walked out of town this morning with
out paying the Times the $iS they owed
IL for printing.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-10-15
Seeker Football League Game.

A league game of "Socker" football was
played yesterday between the Salt Lake
team and the Rangers at Agricultural
park. resulting in a decided victory for
the Salt Lake team with three goals
10 nothing. The game was well contested
all the way through, and frequently the
Rangers were dangerously near scoring.
The Rangers gOaikeeper. =. Service,
played a good game as did Gibson and
Alex Snedden, while Marshall and W
Whyte were stars on the Salt Lake side
The league table stands now:
Eueka .... Geo. .... ....etalE.... etaOihe
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-10-15
Bell telephones Win.

The Bell Telephones defeated the Hig-
ham Burton team in the Commercial
league last evening. by taking two out
% the three games played. The scores
were as follows:
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-10-15
Bell Telephones.
Higham-5u
Chess Experts at 1t Aaain

Nuremberg Germany. Oct l4.-Play IN
the seventeenth game of the chess match
between Marshall of Brooklyn and DR.. s
Tar2asch of this city was resumed here
today and the game and match Were
won by Tarrasch. The score of the
match:
Tarrasch, s: Marshall, /; drawn, g
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-10-15
The Lineup.
SILK S0X AND PROVO
MAKE AN EVEN BREAK

Provo. Oct 1.-THE football game
played today between the Silk sox Of Salt
Lake and the Provo team was inter
esting and lively from start to finish.
The teams were so evenly matched, how
ever that neither of them succeeded in
..-1~=..-- geg,. lfna-44n.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-10-15
Jenatzy Is lis away.

The first car was started promptly at
o'clock this morning. and the others were
sent away at one minute intervals. Jen-
ATTY of the German team was the first
away. and during the earlier rounds OF the
course in the rain he was faVOrite. He
was delayed. however, for half hour or
more at Bulls Head corner by the break
ing OF his chain on the third lap, and
was unable TO stand the rack and tear
which the sharp bulls head turn throws
upon a machine unless taken at d mod
crate speed. JenatZy skidded around at
a speed which caused mis- car 10 reel on
two wheels. Just as il had settled down
there was a sudden snap and Jenatzy's
chain was flashing about The car was
rushed into a repair station, where haste
u-aa rlala IL remain the damage.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-10-15
lie Game at Walker's.

The Sixth South buckers and Little
Giants met in their first football game
Of the season al Walkers field yester-
day afternoon. The game Mas "a Hard
one from start 10 finish and Fesuite6 M
p SON az to =.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-10-15
Lineup of Teams.

Crescents-Evans, Price. Wilson. Whit
ney Captain. PTobert
SenatOrs-Barratt Captain Bellinger,
Skidmore Hull, Gearing, Barney (substl-
tute.)
Stars-kenZie Captain. Nogal, y. J.
Smith. Mayer, r. Stevenson
MissOurians-Cra bbe Eerron, Dedeklnd
tCaptaint, <. j. Stevenson, Todd.
Business Meu--Hanes, Henderson. A. ".
Smith fcaDtainf. Mays. Zimmerman
Forbes (substitutel
Observation-Disclosures. q. Smith (cap-
tain) Mcleod. Walton, Tobin.
RailrOads-Williams (captaIn}, Martin,
Nelson, Pearson. Dunn.
Brilliants-D. SDitZ (captaiD), s. Spitz,
Ausherman, Howe, Steele. Naylor Sub
stitute)
The league schedule was also COM
pleted yesterday as follows,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-10-15

ROYAL BREAD Is the clean bread.
made by clean method in a clean
bakery and every loaf bears the
CROWN LABEL. Ask your grocer
for il.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-10-15
seventy-Yard Run by Paul.

In the second half Paul completed a
seventy yards run, the longest of the
game and got within two yards of a
score when he was pulled down. JudsOn
caught "a kick from behind the college
goal line and scored ii touchdown ON it,.
These We're the two best runs of the half
although ten and tWenty-yard gains were
nearly as frequent as the downs.
IN all nine tOuchdOWns were scored,
seven of which were converted into
lsoHlS