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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-11-11
THE FINAL
CRUISING
The Hawaii Yacht Club
Winds Up Season
GIoriousIy.

The closing event of the season OF
the Hawaii Yacht Club took place
last Saturday afternoon and turned
out to be the best cruise of the year.
At 3 p. m the Helene, with the flag
of Commodore Cooper at the mast
head, led the fleet of yachts to sea.
The afternoon was perfect, fresh NE.
trades prevailing.
Sharp at 3 p. m the commodore sig
nailed the fleet: I'VE are getting
under way" and soon the whole cloud
of white wings sped over the water,
like a flock of swans, each trying to
Guido the other.
Passing clear of the buoy at the en-
trance to the harbor, the second sig
nal from the flagship, Follow me"
took the feet two miles to sea.
Then came the signal: Coming
about for Pearl Harbor."
Passing in the harbor at $40, at the
signal, Coming to anchor" the fleet
drew up in good form, and sharp at
$50 everything was at rest, and all
the crews preparing for night watches
and accommodations.
The commodore then signaled
Everybody overheard" and in less
than five minutes the water about tho
yachts was alive with nearly fifty
swimmers taking their evening plunge.
Sharp at 6 O'Clock a gun was fired
from the flagship, and to the music of
The Star Spangled Banner, by
monograph, all colors came down.
Supper was then in order, and every
body's appetite was whetted to the
quick by the fresh, beautiful air of
Pearl Harbor and the invigoratine
effect of the sail.
I Just as the moon came over the
Waimanalo mountains, the commodore
signaled. "All hands aboard the flag
ship" which meant very pleasant
and enthusiastic gathering on the deck
OF the Helene.
Refreshments were served. congrat-
ulations on the success of the cruise
exchanged, cheers for the commodore
given, and a tprosit' drank, the
photograph rendering Down Where
the Wurzburger Flows"
The night at Puuloa was calm,
moonlit and refreshing.
Crews visited from yacht to yacht.
At 1890 with the water placid and
a mild skimming land-breeze, barely
ripping the surface, the yacht Mag
gle, with about eight aboard, upan-
chored and cruised well up the lagoon,
returning about midnight.
Early on Sunday morning. after
breakfast, the commodore signaled,
I'VE are getting under way for the
clubhouse" at which place the fleet
came to anchor at 10 a. m.
Then came a pleasant gathering at
the old clubhouse, frightened with in
teresting stories of the nights expe-
riences and lots of fun, good feeling
and general satisfaction over the clos
ing event of the season.
At 1870 an informal race, between
the Nautilus, Skip. Maggie and Dol
phin, around Ford's Island, resulted in
the Skip winning on her handicap.
At p. m. came the last signal from
the Helene, Under way for Homo
lulu which brought the fleet quickly
into line and away for home
Thus closed the Hawaii Yacht Clubs
program of events for this year.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-11-11
NOVEMBER.

The melancholy days have come
The saddest of the year,
Too warm it is for whisky punch,
Too cold, alas, for beer.
These are the same old doleful day:
OF which the poets tell,
And, thanks to certain subtle signs,
We note their presence well.
@asae-
In football games the lusty youth
Doth vigorously disport,
And strives to break his brothers necb
And kick him as he ought.
But saddest far of all the signs
Which mark these dismal days,
Are little bills for little things
For which one seldom pays.
The grocer and the tailorman
Are ever lowering near,
These days are as the poet wrote
The saddest of the year.
H NJ. A.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-11-11
MAUI CUP
TO HONOLULU

A wireless message was received yes
terday afternoon to the effect that Ho-
nolulu had won the gentlemen's doubles
tennis cup offered by the Puunene Ath-
letic Association and played for yester-
day at Puunene.
The local players were: a. r Brock
and F. E. Steere, w. P. Roth and r.
D. Mead, C. H. Cooke and D. H. Hitch
cock, c. Hartwell and w. Alexander,
S H. Derby and C. G. Bockus
They return to Honolulu by the
steamer Likelike this morning.
The trophy, which is a handsome one,
is to be played for annually, the next
matches taking place in Honolulu.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-11-11

Referee-Prof. Reed.
Umpires-W. Chillingworth, C. Ly-
man.
Timekeepers-J. Desha, d. sherwood.
Linesman-in -chief-V. Fernandez.
Time of halves-Twenty minutes.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-11-11

fered locally for second-class yacht
races.
The cup will be on exhibition this
week in the windows of the Mcinerny
Shoe store
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-11-11
FINAL WINTER
LEAGUE GAME

Today a p. m. the Diamond Heads
and deciding game of the Winter Base
ball League series.
A second game will be played be-
tween the Kaala A. c. nine and the
Tenth Infantry nine.
The Kaala's lineup will be: H. A.
Brito. c.: Charles Paaluhi, p; Cockett
h.; William Aki %. (captD; Louis
Marine, 3b.; Smithies. SIS; Joe Orden-
stein, If: Henry. cf.; William Fernan-
DEE, IF. Substitutes, Hogan, Kulii.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-11-11
BIG COLLEGE
FOOTBALL SCORES

ASSOCIATED Press CabIegram)
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 10-The
scores of the football games played to-
day follow:
Yale ), Brown o.
Pennsylvania 0, Lafayette 0.
Harvard 5. Carlisle 0.
Princeton s. West Point 0.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-11-11
HIGHS WIN
BALL GAME
School Defeats Oahu
College on the
Gridiron.

oahu College II and High School L
teams met on the gridiron at Punahou
Yesterday afternoon, the latter eleven
winning by the score of to 0.
The first game of the series was won
by the collegians by the score of II
to T.
A large crowd of supporters of both
sides was in attendance and was re-
warded by witnessing what was by far
the best game OF intercollegiate foot
ball played in Honolulu this season.
The game was fast and snappy
throughout and some excellent tackling
was done on both sides. At this the
High School lads had all the better of
the play.
Play ruled even for the first five min
utes. Then kick brought the ball in
! dangerous proximity to the Punahous'
goal-Iine. A good kick by Wilmington,
however, removed the threatened dam
ger.
Toward the end of the half Oahu
College kicked at goal, but the ball
went low, barely Swimming the ground
Alloy Soong fumbled the ball and.
quick as a flash, All Chieu grabbed the
leather and darted across the line with
it. amid frantic cheering by the High
Schools supporters.
Bob. ChiIlingworth took the kick and
scored the goal by a perfectlyjudged
effort.
Rice of the High School made a cou-
pie of good runs, but the first half saw
na more scoring, the whistle blowing
with the ball in neutral territory.
The second period saw the Punahous
fighting desperately to equalize. The
first ten minutes saw much kicking by
each side, with honors fairly even.
In this half Desha made a brilliant
run of forty yards. He secured the
ball on a pass and was not downed
until the High Schools 25-yard line
had been invaded.
The next play Smith found a hole.
which he went through like cannon
ball for twelve-yard gain.
Oahu then fumbled, but managed to
save the ball. Bucks followed, but ths
opposing line held staunch and true.
Oahu retired ten yards on penalty
and Wilmington essayed a kick. The
ball struck a High School man, how
/. ever. and, bounding off, made consid'
NeraDle ground. An Cnleu as III TIE
case of the first touchdown, secured
the leather and, running like streak
for 10 yards carried the ball over the
fateful line.
Referee Reed disallowed the score
however, on the ground that the High
School was off-side in the play.
The remainder of the play was of an
even nature, Sam Wight putting up
pretty run just prior to the call or
time.
The losers chivalrously called for
cheers for the victors, which were re-
turned with interest.
The teams and officials were as fol-
lows:
Oahu College High School.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-11-11
Golf Tournament.

The White Rock golf trophy will be
played for today at Haleiwa by local
golfers. Manager Bidgood reports that
the grounds are in splendid shape.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-11-11

to Honolulu to show the alleged ball
tossers at the capital how the game
should really be played. wireless
was sent to Honolulu on "Wednesday
to see if a game or series of games
could be anged.-Hawaii Herald.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-12-21
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The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-12-21

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The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-12-21
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"Oh, master: TN. asEeT ne crleu.
"Such doines! Such infamy.
As he spoke cIatter and shouting
which had burst out again upstairs
ended suddenly in a tremendous crash.
with volieys of Ga tbs and a prolonged
humping and smashing, which shook
the old house to its foundations. The
soldier and the Huguenot rushed swift
ly up the first flight of stairs and were
about to ascend the second one, from
the head of which the uproar seemed
to proceed, when four men, SO locked
together that they formed but one roll
ing bundle. came thudding down amid
a debris of splintered stair rails and
writhed and struggled upon the land
ing, staggering up, falling down, and
all breathing together like the wind in
q chimney. So twisted and twined
were they that it was hard to pick one
from the other save that the innermost
was clad in black Flemish cloth. while
the three who chung to him were sol
diers of the king. Yet so strong and
vigorous was the man whom they tried
to hold that as often as he could find
his feet he dragged them after him
cuu W cuu Vi Tic p0bSdkc, dS
boar might pull the ours which had
fastened on to his launches. An off,
Ger. who had rushed down at the heels
Of the brawlers. thrust his hands in to
catch the civilian by the throat, but
he whipped them back again with an
oath as the mans strong white teeth
met In his left thumb. Clapping the
wound to his mouth. be flashed out his
sword and was about to drive it
through the body Of his unarmed op-
ponent when De Catinat sprang for
ward and caught him by the wrist.
"You villain, Dalbert.' he cried.
The sudden appearance OF one OF the
kings own bodyguard had a magic
effect upon the brawlers. Dalbert
sprang back, with his thumb still in his
mouth and his sword dropping, scowl-
ing darkly at the newcomer. His
troopers had released their victim and
stood painting in line, while the young
man leaned against the wall, brushing
the dust from his black coat.
IL had little account to settle with
you before. Dalbert," said De Catinat.
unshea thing his rapier. Your sword.
SIR
nave no quarrel WIN you
mo" De Catinat stepped forward
and struck him across the face with
his open hand. 1T seems to me that
you have one now" said he.
Hell and furies" screamed the cap
tain. ITO your arms, men! Hola, there,
from above! Cut down this fellow and
seize your prisoner! Hola! In the
kings name"'
At his call a dozen more troopers
came hurrying down the stairs, while
the three upon the landing advanced
upon their former anita gonist. He slip
ped by them, however. and caught out
OF the old merchants hand the thick
oak stick.
81 am with you. sir" said he. taking
his place beside the guardsman.
Call Off your canaille and fight me
like . gentleman" cried De Catinat.
"a gentleman! Hark to the bour-
geois Huguenot whose family peddles
clothr'
You coward. will write liar Oh
you with my sword pointr'
He sprang forward and sent in q
thrust which might have found its
way to Dalbert's heart had the heavy
saber of dra COON not descended from
the side and shorn his more delicat e 4
weapon on close TO the hilt With n,
shnnf Of t.efrf;.sr.. rs. cne-.ir S-r.-o--
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-12-21
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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-10-20
Their First Movements In RevoIo
lions Are Usually Generous.

Know the men OF the people In Par
Is too well not to know that their frs,
movements In times of revelation arc
usually generous AMI that they mr.,
best pleased 10 spend the days lmlnc
dintcly following their triumph /,
loasting of their victory, laying down
the law and playing at being grca,
men. During that time 1t generally
hhppens that some government or 9th
or is SET up, the police return to thcll
posts anu the judge to his bench, an,
when at Inst our great men consent t,
step down to the better known ana
more vulgar ground of uctty aud mali
eious human passions they are II.
longer able to do SO and are reduce
u live simply like honest men. b.
sides, we have spent So many years IL
instructions that there has arise;
among us kind OF morality peculiu.
TO times of disorder and a special cod
for days OF rebellion. According I,
these exceptional laws. murder Is FOL
Grated aud havoc permitted, but thief
Is strenuously forbidden. although this
whatever one may say. does not Pre-
vent Il good deal OF robbery from oc
CURING upon those days for the sirnpl.
reason that society In n state of rebel
lion cannot he different from that n.
any other time. and 1t will always con
tain number OF rascals who as far as
they are concerned scorn the morality
Of the main body md dcspise its poinl
OF honor when they are unobservetl.-
"Recollections Of De Tocqueville."
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-10-20
ANTS TO AMusE CHILDREN.
New Yorker Imports Colony TO.
Nursery of His Home.


NEW YORK, Oct. 19.-It isn't ev-
erybody's papa who goes to the trou.
bic of importing ants for the play
room. David Einstein arrived here
on the steamer Carmania and brought
with him two nests of meadow ants
that are intended to amuse Mr.. Elm.
STEMS children. The ants will in no
way affect the happiness of the cook,
because they have to be fed only once
month and then on plebian meal
OF kofey and water.
When Mir. Einstein told the Gus.
toms officials that he had consign-
meat Of ants, the inspectors looked
oueerly at Mr.. Einstein. They under
stood only when he showed them a
glass case that was partly filled with
earth and in which about a million
ants were working.
"They are engaged in building
their house." Mr.. Einstein explained.
One of the officials asked him. what
was the joke, Mr.. Einstein then made
this explanations:
These are amber-colored ants.
will live six years if they behave
themselves; that Is, If they don't ov-
erfeed. want to instruct and amusc
my children, SO j have imported
them"
Mr.. Einstein offered to take off
the glass case to show the inspectors
how intelligent the ants were, but the
officials said that was not necessary
and gave Mr.. Einstein free entry
for his amber-colored ant colony.