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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-08-19

changed the face of the scoreboard
Bruins had hit to right field ard after
reaching hrS1 bag stole over TO the
second. Hamp. struck to second and
fuIphled down the line, allowing Bruins
to leg il over to third, and then, to
cap the climax, he had the temerity
TO run home. 1t was a close call, for
the ball got there about as quick as
he did, but then, again, not quite "a
quick. Then Rin9land sent whopper
clear down to the fence back of the
right fielder and witp the crowd yelling
itself hoarse and climbing up on the top
of the benches, he ran around the dia-
mond and Hoped down on the home
plate almost in a faint. The score was
tied and then came the excitement.
The Oahus failed to connect with a
run in She ninth because some pretty
work in the infield resulting in a dou-
BILE play and put out nipped their
chances.
For the II. A. C.'s Joy hit to first.
Ringland made a poor throw to first,
which passed and went down toward
Wilder, who wasn't strong on a throw
in, and Joy ice-wa goned around the
bases and clipped off the winning run.
The score:
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selves OF this opportunity 10 have their
respective dogs passed upon. The Ha-
Wailan Kennel Club have agreed to
list all dogs entered with the American
Kennel Club without charge to the ex-
hibitor
The presence of A p. vredenberg
VIII ensure the proper rating and dis
play of all dogs. Mr.. Vredenberg is The
secretary and treasurer of tie Aneri-
can Kennel club under whose auspices.
AT shows are conducted and makes the
trip 70 Hawaii for the express pur-
pose of assisting the officers of the
local OrganiZat ton.
Entry blanks can be had upon an
piication to the secretary. c. T. Little
john and upon request one of the di-
rectors Will call upon intending exhib-
itors. and give his assistance in filling
out the blanks.
As it is necessary that all dogs be
properly entered. it is hoped that in
tending exhibitors will avail them
selves of this offer. The entries posi-
lively close at 10 p. m. on Wednesday.
August 29th, after which no dogs can
be received
All entries will be exercised twice a
day and ventilation and feeding and
watering arrangements have been at
tended TO-
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which would change the aspect of
things. The tenth came and passed.
the eleventh. the twelfth. In this Ha-
anauku's face was spiked while sliding
back to first base. In the thirteenth.
some of the boys got out their rabbits
feet and ava root but to no purpose
Time and innings Went on in the same
old way. Reuter- and Desha showed no
signs of firing. Reuter- even began
splurging 2 little.
In the fourteenth the Kams had
fine chance for they filed the bases.
Leta on first Hamauku on second and
Kaanoi on third. The crowd began to
make ready for dash to the cars
Sheldon had it all his way. He sent a
flyer out to center field. Clark was
there with big uitt, caught him out
and tossed the sphere over to second
base where Lota was put out. 1t was
a dainty piece of work for it saved
the Puns.
The fifteenth cut no ice and then as
the shadows were getting long on the
field and darkness seemed to be steal
ing all the bases at once, the captains
and managers decided to let the UNI
pire call the game on account of no
light.
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CAN'T FIND
LE-GROUND

There is another hitch in the local
fight situation Sullivan and WEIGH
have signed up to fight all right, but
now they can't find a place to settle
their dispute in.
Caretaker RosenbIedt of the Or
pheum refuses to let the hall for the
bout unless he has the management
of the same The Opera House can't
be procured and the Chinese theater IS
engaged for the momentous date.
A. V. Gear has offered the Zoo for
the contest and Messrs. Sullivan and
WEIGH are seriously thinking of en-
gazing in an open-air battle at the
Kaimuki palace of delights on Labor
Day, September 5.
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SWEET MARIE. 2.O4 Ii.
World champion trong Alta Mcdonald up
~s~.~aNs~#~a~aN

humb.est surroundings. she has work
90 herself uu by sheer merit t." the
proudest position in the light-harness
world. Her earnings III 1904, the first
season 81 her appearance east Of thu
Rockies. were S23, SO. For the season
OF 1895 they we're much less-S5o9o-for
the Eeason that she was not quite her
self and could get few eugag enleuts
outside of match races. This season
she seems TO be as good as ever, MIR
Garlands investment Of $1,000 has
proved an excellent one.
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Tho worlds champion trotting race
mare IS unquestionabIy William Gar
lands Sweet Marie. 2:04 il, She So
far outcIasses everything now in sight
that her services are reserved for mere
exhibitions as a drawing card. Her
recent races with Wentworth 2:0+ 3-4.
have been simply play spells for her
and worthy of no higher title than
workouts for the magnificent daughter
of Mckinney and Lady Rivers. OF
the proudest lineage. but born amid the
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PUNAHOJ

l234567 S91O11 u 131415
Runs ...000oC04G 0 0 O. 4
B. H. .0001O022 0 0 1 / s
PUNAHOU.
Haas $40 II u Is 1915
Runs ...O12 0001OO 0 0 O.
3. H. ...G2111Ol00 1 1 Ito
Two base-hits-Lo On. Miller. Lota.
Base on balls-Desha l, Reuter- g.
Sacrifice hit. Desha.
Passed balls-Mc Corriston 2
Struck out-Reuter 9, Desha 4.
Double plays Williams Marcallino
Clark Williams
Hit by pitcher-Reuter :. Desha 1.
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zoo PROGRAM.

The following selections will be fur
nished by the IA Hale Owl Quintet
club at the Kaimuki Heights Zoo, to-
morrow afternoon, Sunday August -.
from > to O'Clock:
March-"Eagle March
Two Step--'Kuu mo Aloha
Waltz-'Lilii Waialoha."
Two SteD-."AkeIc."
Waltz-'Pal"
Two Step" Happy Hiene.'
WaItz-'B Beautiful
Two Step--"Fealher Queen"
Other selections.
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DETAILS ALL
COMPLETED
Success of Dog Show
Promises to Be a
Record.

Arrangements for the dog show have
in the skating rink on Queen street.
on Thursday. Friday and Saturday,
September 9Th, 18th and Sth. The
management are sparfng no effort or
expense to make the first dog show
ever held in Hawaii an unqualified
success.
The immense interest taken in the
event is fairly proven by the great
number of entries already made. These
will include imported English bull
dogs in great variety, champion fox
terriers which have blue ribbons from
both the American and Canadian ken
mel clubs; imported German blood
hounds, cocker spaniels of international
reputation and many specimens of rare,
and, in some cases, unique breeds.
Not the least feature of the show
will be the competition in a ring set
aside for the purpose, of trick dogs.
These will be exhibited by their own
ers, in competition, and the most ac-I
will receive handsome
trophy offered by the Hawaiian Ken
mel Club.
The judge, John Bradshaw of San
Francisco is an authority on the dog,
and will judge all classes. Mr.. Brad
shaw has been secured at considerable
expense and it is hoped that all dog
fanciers and others will avail them
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Ioday's Baseball.
WINTER LEAGUE.

WINTER LEAGUE
At 1:45 D. m.-Alohas vs.. NetropoI-
itans
AT 3:15 y. IN -Twilishts VS.. Diamond
Heads.
RIVERSIDE LEAGUE.
At 1.45 p. nj apa neSe VS. palamas.
A. 3:15 p. rl.-Chi1ese Athletics vs..
Independents.
AALA LEAGIlE
At $50 y. a-Haul7nis -. Nutuals
At II n 'n.-\ew Torls ". Chinese
Club. second nine.
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GAME IS
UNDECIDED
Cricket Between United
Kingdom ana Rest
Drawn.

The cricket match played a, Maldki
yesterday between the United Kingdom
and TIE Remainder resulted In a fairly
even draw.
The Kingdom batted first and de-
clared when the score stood 1877 for
wickets. Against this The Remainder
lad compiled l25 runs for wickets
when time was called.
The score.
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The White Rock golf trophy conpe-
tition takes place at Waialua today.
The entry list is large and representa-
tive. is.AE.M
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r. Jones, b Anderson ................ IL
$. Gait, and b Anderson. ........... Z
A. Fl. Crook. b Maclean. .
w. Brown, not out. .................. SO
c. p. Morse, b Edmunds. ........... 81
7. Gill. b b. F. Beardmore. ......... IS
j. Rath. not out Observation-Disclosures. 4
]. Crosse, b. Crosse, d. L. Withing-
ton, l.. Wilmington, did not bat.
Extras =. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. II
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UNITED KINGDOM.

T. f. Beardmore. Catt....,.......
r Holmes, Gait. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
IL. ANDERSON. not out..........-..... 81
j. r. NJ. Maclean, b L. Whiting
ION OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
). Beardmore. not out................ 81
f. b. Wilmington, +. f. Melanphy,
w. Cooper. c. f. Edmunds, w l..
Kinslea, J. L. Cockburn, did not
bat.
Extras e., ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. IL
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Home runs ares, Ringland.
Base on baIls-Joy 3.
Passed bafls-Soares I.
Sacrifice hit-GOrman.
Struck out-Hampton s. Joy 10.
Double plays-A. Williamson Sue.
Vannatta-Fenner.
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United Kingdom.
THE BENEDICTS
WIN A GAME

The married men of the Chinese Ath-
lttic Club demonstrated their ability
as baseball players by defeating the
single men of the same club in game
of baseball played at Aala Park yes
terday afternoon. They outplayed the
kids" in every respect ana Put it all
over them.
The following score will tell the
story:
1924 % 7S9
Married 4 0 1 0-12
Single .. ...... % 0 2 0 / 0 0 o.
Int,,, L ~ nitched Coz. the SINGLE men.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-04-01
WEEK ENDS NO BETTER
Stock Market Closes Without Improvement Over That
 of Last Week.
PROBABLE LISTING OF
 C. & A. HELPS STOCK.
leY Frank J. Grail

Bisbee. March 31.-At the close of the week the market does not show any improvement of the correspond ing close of the previous week. AL though there has been some strong advances in the market, mostly con centrated to Calumet & Arizona. The reason that has been assigned to the advancing of this stock is due to the fact that it will without doubt be listed the coming month and very likely the fore part of it. This being the case there will be a great deal of trading. as the same will be han dled on a s10 or s20 margin, sales being made at as high as s120 an ad- vance of s10 during the week. Caiu- met and Pittsburg as we'll as l.. s. &s P, show no change at the close of the week, but Pittsburg & Duluth has been somewhat active tie entire week and showed an improvement over the close of last week. Pittsburg & Duluth during the week sold as high as $22.50. Junction showed more or less activity and kept many guessing as to whether her advance would be permanent or just a small advancve, sales being made during the week at S27.50, and at the close being offered at s25.50. Denn-Arizona holds around the SIG mark, but very little or none is coming out at this figure. American and Warren have been holding firm at SIPS and $15.25 respectively. American sells on Mon- day at 8 paid. and we advise those who have not sent in their stock to do at once, as there is no doubt that within the month you will be notified to send in all American stock and have new stock issued in the name of the American-Saginaw Develop ment Company. The promptness of payment will be of great benefit to the company. Black Mountain took on well at s1S to s13.50. while East Butte was in good demand at s14 to s14.50. Cochise is being sought after at s5. with none offered under s6. The an- nuai report of the Bonanza Circle is about to reach us the fore part of l the week, showing in details the f. nancial as we'll as the development work done during the year.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-04-01
.CLAWS0N WINS|B|G WAREHOUSE
Copper Queen Will Erect One in BiSbee 10 Cost the
 Sum of S75,W0.
WILL BE OPPOSITE
 GENERAL OFFICES.
Work to Commence on Struct- ure Two Stories High in Two Months.

As soon as the structural steel ar rives in Bisbee the Copper Queen store will begin the construction of an addition in the form of warehouse that will be four stories high and cost $T5,O0O.
 Stakes were driven yesterday mark ing the four corners of the big build ing. It will be built opposite the gen eral offices and on ground now occu pied by buildings between the rear end of the present store and Fl Paso & Southwestern depot.
 Architect HwS yesterday began the drawing of the plans. which will call for one of the most up-to-date warehouses in the entire West. II will be of steel and brick. the frame being of the former material.
 On the street the building will have a frontage of 150 feet and a depth of 100 feet, reaching to the railroad track that runs in front of the old Fl Paso & Southwestern depot. Enter. ing the east end will be a railroad track. Freight will be run in in cars and unloaded inside the building.
 Where necessary the building will .have electric elevators. which will carry merchandise of all kinds from the ground floor to either of the three stories above. The entire building will be used exclusively to store goods for the local trade. It is esti mated that from s150,000 to s250,00C worth of goods will be on hand at al times. 1t will take probably four months tc erect the building after the structural steel arrives in the city. It has Jeer ordered and will be prepared at the factory as soon as possible. Before it arrives. buildings now on the ground will be razed and the fouuda tions prepared.
 Before work can commence it vii be necessary to put a force of mer to work moving 150 tons of iron and steel. carried in stock by the Copper Queen store. It is the intention cI the company to get work under way and rush the building to completion with as little delay as possible.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-04-01
BEARS DISAPPOINTED
 AT STRIKE FAILURE
Especial to Reyiew.)

New York, March 31.-The tone of today's market suggests an improved feeling towards the stock market. The falling fiat of the coal strike was a distinct disappointment to the bears and places the estimated large short interest in a vulnerable position. The one dark feature that causes hes itation is the lack of money. The bid men are returning to Wall street and is fair to assume will sosn be ac- tive in the market. We look for a broadening out of speculation.
 Sales, assoc.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-04-01
PRITCHARD, HAGEN { co.
 BrOkers and Promoters

Front Rooms, New Telephone Bldg, Phone 135, Bisbee, Ark. The handling of -6onanza Circle" and other Curb stocks, on commission, OUR sPE- CiAlTY.
 Quotations by wire come to our offices every little while" during brokerage hours direct from Calumet. Miehisan-the HUB of the Bonanza Circle Companies
 MARKET GOSSIP.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-04-01

Company, returned Saturday morning from the east, where he had been to meet Mrs. Powell and family, who come to Bisbee to make their future home.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-04-01

Col L. " Powell, Third Vice President of the Calumet & Arizona
Bisbee daily review., 1906-04-01
WARREN OEV, co.
 WILL SINK SHAT I,

The announcement was made yes terday that on Monday morning the Warren Realty & Dev. Co. will begin sinking shaft on the ground in close proximity to the American lines. Johnny Hill is to be the foreman of the new shaft.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-04-01

z z z z 2 . 2 z z . ' A . A is
Bisbee daily review., 1906-04-01

Senator present when the Chaplain
 made the opening prayer the other
 day, there was plenty of work for the Chaplain.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-04-01
MARKET GOSSIP.
March 31, 1906. Encouraging for The Coming Week.

March S1, 1906. Encouraging for
 The Coming Week.
 From the tone of the market for the close of the week it looks very promising for the opening for the month of April. Now, we would not have trad CTS size this statement up as a 1st of April joke, as it is meant in all sincerity, and we are confident from the adYices received today that develop ments during the coming few days will verify the prediction.
 There has been such strong demand and advance in C. & A. for the most part of the past week, a rise in the price of the stock of over nine points having been made, that cannot but tend to carry the prices of the other Bonanzas up at least a few points. Monday will undoubtedly see still fur ther advance in c. & A. and we would not be surprised to see the stock eagerly bought as high as s130 before the end of next week if the stock is placed on the Boston Exchange as will most likely be the case.
 The listing of c. & A, which has been a feature expected to develop for some time, will have an excellent influence on the unlisted market, and there will be an excellent opportun- ity for the wise traders who took the advice given of buy ing the shares of the Bonanzas while the prices were at the low ebb. Should the coming weeks market be a dull one, every present indication is mis- leading.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-04-01
MINING BRIEFS.

General Auditor Paul., of the Bonan- 7a Circle has been engaged the past feE days at the offices of the Anlcr- fcGr-Sacinaw Consolidated con9aaY >n business connected with the trans fe- of the Saginaw to fhe new C"n- soIidated company. All the details fthe transfer were closed yesterday.
 Hoval A. Smith Is in Globe this week for the purpose of making pre- liminary arrangements fer the com urencemeat of development work on Ihe Globe group of claims held under option by himself and H. B. Hovland. n far as learned. it is not the inten- fion to form stock company at Globe for the present
 
 Col L. " Powell, Third Vice President of the Calumet & Arizona
Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-22
FANNIE A. DYE AND
 FRED 4. WAGER WED.

Married-May 20. 1906, at 3:S0 p. nl., at the home of Mrs. John H. Dye, the brides mother. Youngblood hill. this city. Miss Fannie A. Dye to Fred A. Wager, Rev. Harvey Nj. Shields sol emnizing the ceremony, with Carl J. Sinclair and Miss Lena Glenn acting as groomsman and bridesmaid Vivian N. Dye. her brother, gave the bride away. Only immediate friends and
 relatives were present, bringing many choice gifts. Wn. l.. Erb added to the beautiful effects of overs and decora- lions the sweet strains of the wedding march. After the cermony a tasteful collation. was served. before the leave taking of Mir. and Mrs. Wager on their way to Douglas and their future home All good wishes follow the happy pair.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-22
IsPAUlDlNG BEGINS.
 TO CLEAN UP BiSBEE.

With an extra wagon and eight men Health Officer Spaulding acting, un- der the orders of Mayor Caven, yes, terday began the cleaning up of Bisbee. Taking the city by sections, and be ginning on Chihuahua hill, Spaulding will gather up every can, every rag. every piec of paper and every other ar ticle which in his opinion the sanitary condition of the city will be made better by its removal. Spaulding prom ises that when he has completed the job Bisbee will be cleaner than it ever has in its history.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-22
WAS BALD SIX YEARS.
Three Months of the New Scientific
 Treatment Restored His Hair.

Badness is caused by dandruff, which is caused by a germ. Kill the germ and it is almost certain that hair will grow again, if the follicle has not been totally destroyed. Nels Peter son. of Lime Spur, Mont, says: T had been bald six years, and had tried all kinds if cures but without any bene- fit whatever, until tried Herpicide. November 16, 1899. began usiak Her picide, and in three months a line growth of hair covered my head com pletely." Ask your druggist for Herpi- eide. Everybody can have luxuriant, glossy hair, if Herpicide is used thor oughiy. Take 10 substitute. Sold by leading druggists.
 Sold by leading druggists. Send 10c in stamps for sample to The Herpicide Co, Detroit, Mich.
 His5EE DRUG CO, Special Agents.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-22
AGENT AT FAlRBANk ?
 ENGAGES IN DUEL

Southern Pacific Agent Mollrison, who is deputy sheriff, constable, cor or CT and fills almost every other of, fee in Fairbank. engaged in pistol duel with a Mexican named Jose Siras Sunday afternoon. Morrison attempted to arrest the Mexican. flor heinz drunk. and both drew guns After each had enptied their revolvers the Mxican escaped with a wound in his foot. Morrison attributes his escape from injury to the fact that he was able to get behind tree be- fore the Mexican had chance to fire more than one shot. At a late hour last night the Mexican was still at large.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-22
RASMUSSEN OUT NOW
 WITH WRESTLING CHALLENGE

several wrestling bouts in this city, is now out with a challenge to wrestle any lightweight between 135 and 140 pounds, in the business. Rasmussen claims to have backing to the extent of S200, and says he has real money to say that he is the best man at that weight. He will sign articles, win ner to take all, and either agree to a reasonable division of the gate re- ceipts or to the winner taking all Of these as well.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-22
ANDY sTRumM GETS
 s25 AND TEN DAYS

Justice Murphy yesterday sentenced Andy Strumm to pay fine of s25 and serve ten days in jail for packing a concealed weapon, in addition to con fiscating the gun. Strumm pleaded not guilty to the charge and after being found guilty took an appeal to the District Court Strumm claimed in his behalf that he was carrying the gun where it could be plainly seen, and that he has just gotten it out of Ia restaurant, intending to take it
 home. When arrested with the gun in his possession it was cooked and loaded
Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-22
ANTLERs SALOON WAS
 IN SERIOUS PLIGHT

As the result of excavations that are being made under the Antlers sa loon. it was feared fof a short time yesterday afternoon that serious dam age might be done the fixtures by the taking of dirt from underneath the building and the failure to put in a sufficient number of supports. The floor dropped several inches, and uI. til braces were put in to support the building the bar, back bar and other fixtures were rather shaky. When the contractors attention was called to the matter he made is impossible for the building to give way.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-22
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
 MEETS THIS EVENING

If a quorum is present c.fis evening the Chamber of Commerce will hold a meeting at which several matters of importance are likely to be transacted. Chairman McNair stated yesterday that there are sevral matters of i'm portance that need looking after. He especially requests the members to ali be present
Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-22
Sore Nipples.

A cure may be effected by applying Cbamberlain's Salye as soon as tne child is done nursing. Wipe it on with soft cloth before allowing the child te nurse. Many trained nurses use tkis salve with the best results. Price 25 cents per box. Sold by all drug gists.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-22
WENT TO HuAcHucAs
 TO SPEND SUNDAY

Saturday evening E. P Van Alstyne, manager of the E c. Ord Plumbing company, George Staley. foreman of the same establishment, and George Mayer drove out to the Huachucas to spend Sunday. They report much smoke in the mountains as result of the recent fires.