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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-01-11
BUSINESS LOCALS.

Special sale, Mrs. Dickerson's, trim
med hats.
Morgan will offer at snap values
fine properties.
Remnant sale Monday next at Whit
ney & Marsh's.
Read Morgans sale of lots. Snap
prices and easy terms.
Don't forget Morgan's land sales
Read up. You he means to reach
Some people drink all kinds of beer
those who prefer the best drink Rain
Ter beer.
party desires a good driving horse;
must be of good size and gentle. See
our Want ads.
A good, responsible man desires a
room in a private family in Kaimuki
See our Want ads.
A gold bangle, with pencil case and
seal, has been lost. Reward for it's
return to Moana Hotel
A young man of good habits and
character desires situation as clerk
or assistant bookkeeper.
Don't fail to attend the sale of
towels and table linens at Ehlers be-
ginning Monday, at a. m.
A frst-class japanese cook desires a
situation with a private family. See
our Want ads on the last page.
Active men wanted to handle a good
proposition; good money for energetic
convassers. Address Box 366, City.
Scottys &C. E. Meston) Royal Annex
opposite Police Station. Hot lunch
served from IL to 2. 1t will please you.
Geo. D. Gear has opened law Of
fees in the rooms formerly occupied
by Justice Hatch on Kaahumanu
street
Lord and Belser are offering rail-
way ties at So per cord. Ffrewood at
very low prices. See them over phone |
Main 1913.
F'irst-class tickets to all stations on |
tickets are now on sale at the Office |
Of Trent & Co, 936 Fort street.
A gentleman with five and half |
years experience as manager of
plantation store desires situation as |
manager or assistant in general
store.
Morgan sells today at the front en-
trance of the Capitol building, at II
O'Clock noon, the system, plant, and
property of the Inter-Island Telegraph |
Co, by order of the High Sheriff
Family washing entrusted to US re-
ceives our most careful attention and
every piece, big or small, and no mat
ter how delicate the fabric, is re-
turned in first-class order. Sanitary
Steam Laundry Co.. Main 73.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-01-11

G. j. MCCARTHY, Proprietor,
Corner Hotel and Bethel Streets.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-01-11
RELATED TO FORMER
MINISTER TO HAWAII

An Oakland dispatch says that Mrs.
Susan Fontaine Glassford died there
January l at the age of IS years. She
was a granddaughter of General Win
der of 1872 war fame. One of her
daughters surviving is Mrs. Katherine
Tenyke of Railway, n. J. The father
OF Mrs Tenyke's late husband was at
one time a L. S Minister to Hawaii.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-01-11

An injunction suit is liable to be
taken to test the validity of the con-
tract made by the County of Oahu with
the Rapid Transit Co, without adVer-
Using for bids, for the hauling of ma
terial for the Waialae road. 1t is prob
able that another injunction suit will
be brought, at the instance of c. b.
Wilson. to upset the Pail road con-
tract with L. NJ. Whitehouse on the
ground of insufficient notice of bids
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-01-11
HO LILY FLOURl

are lots OF good brands of -four nothing quite
HOLLY FLOUR being all right P upo"
MADE from selected Wheat and is the wears of ex-
improved machinery 80 NFO"'''N anu latest
A. COST OF 1our IN making bread very small item bur
suits good bad 1o O Se"eiat ie-
why not therefore use flour always depend upon to
other. hoCIN ana no
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-01-11

r A. Woods, the physical culture
trainer at the Woods Institute Of
Physical Culture, has severed his con-
nection with that organization and has
opened up quarters in rooms IT, IS, 10
and 20. Young Block, where he will
conduct an up-to-date school of Phys
ical Culture with Turkish Baths at
tached.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-01-11
THE MONGOLIA. JAN 10,

Takes the next shipment of Tropic
Fruit Co.'S pineapples to the Coast.
Address p. o. Box so, Honolulu, or
leave orders with Wells-Fargo, King
street.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-01-11
BAND TONIGHT
AT HAWAIIAN

The Hawaiian Government band will
give a concert tonight at 7:30, at the
Hawaiian Hotel. The program is as
follows: s4&ai
PART T.
March-"Grand Cortege'' $500. Moore
Overture-''Fe Festival ....... king
Aria-'Lucia' Donizetti
Selection-'Grand Duchess (by re-
quesD Observation-Disclosures. Offenbach
PART II
Vocal-Hawaiian Songs. ar. by Berger
Mrs. N. A1apai.
Selection Runaway Girl'' .Monckton
Waltz-'tIris'' ........ .Bucalosoi
Finale-''Tammany'' Edwards
THE Star Spangled Banner"
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-01-11

You don't know how tasty
those little afternoon snackS
at the CRITERION are I'M
less you have tried them.
They temporarily fill the
aching void caused by a hard
days work and yet don't
spoil the dinner appetite.
This lunch is free with
drinks.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-04-08
SPORTING GOSSIP OF WEEK
BOurke is Busy Training His Team in
Practical Base Ball
LEADING EXPONENT OF THE REAL ART
Record that Establishes Papa Bnl
Among the Leading Generals
of the Game and vOuches
for His Team.
Getting ready

Getting ready.
Papa Bill Rourke is buster than an cleo
ton clerk these days. spending all his
waking hours at Vinton Street park, whcro
his family Is engaged in perfecting itself
in the art and mysteries Of practical base
ball. Rourke Is one Of the greatest living
opponents OF the inside game, and It is hts
delight to take the raw material and lick
It into shape. He prefers the beginner,
for as a rule the newer the player is to
the gamo the less he has to unlearn when
Papa Bill takes hold of him, and the easier
II is TO beat into him an understanding
OF how TO get runs without hits, and how
to keep the other fellow from making runs
when he is making hits. How well Rourke
knows how 10 do this Is proven by the
fact that Omaha once won a game from
Kansas City and didn't make a hit while
Kansas City made only one error and on
one other well remembered occasion Den
yer made four hits in one inning and failed
to tally This Is the sort of ball playing
that has delighted the Omaha fans ever
since Rourke has had a team here. 1t Is
the true scientific bail, and the fact that
the Omaha team has never been strong
at the bat and yet has always been fac
tor In the race establishes the prowess of
the manager as a skillful and resourceful
general
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-04-08

Never before have the students Of the
University OF Wisconsin shown such a dis
position to revolt against a faculty de-
cision as when they learned that the au-
thorities had voted to abolish foot ball
for one year and to allow the other sports
20 be carried on only on condition that
they are self-supporting. In this edict the
undergraduates see a sudden collapse TO all
their athletics, for foot ball was the crown
ing stone of their athletic arch. 1t was
the wheel that kept the other wheels
a-going. The demonstration in disapproval
of the faculty decision took on the form
Of small riot The track men say It win
be impossible to continue training. because
they have depended upon part Of the foot
ball gate receipts for support The crew
is even more helpless and joins In an
equally bitter protest
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-04-08

Frank Gotch. the wrestler, is in Roehes-
ter, n. Y. after a strenuous campaign that
lasted a month throughout the south. Next
week he will fll engagements in Indianapo-
lis and Chicago. He intends to visit Canada
for the big international tournament later
on This tourney will be divided between
Montreal, Ottawa and Quebec. and is ex-
pected to attract twenty-five wrestlers and
to last two weeks. Gotch Is in good con-
dition at present, weighing 1888 pounds. He
has challenged Tom Jenkins, who does not
expect to be able TO arrange a match with
him in the near future Jenkins is matched
TO meet GTuhn, the English champion,
in New York. After that bout. II jenkins
is successful, GOtch hopes to complete ar
rangements for another try at the cham
pion. He also intends to meet Been, the
western wrestler, Charley Olson who met
Gotch in Asheville. is pronounced by the
latter as the best man he has wrestled with
In months. Gotch has also considerable re-
spect for Ole Donelson. the ST. Louis
Swede, who, although inexperienced, Is
very heavy and strong
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-04-08

Chicago must meet Michigan at foot ball
next year" is the assertion made at the
latter college, where it is denied that there
is any foundation for the report from Chi
eago that the annual game will be can
eelled this fall Michigan has contracts
TO play with both Chicago and Wisconsin.
In case the Badger university decides 10
abolish foot ball, it will he relieved OF it's
obligation, but the Maroons have agreed
70 play az least fve games this fall, and
Michigan will insist on having one Of them
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-04-08

The Omaha Rod and Gun club is still
awaiting such time until decision is made
as to who the manager of CORTLAND beach
will be for this season. The resort Is owned
by John A. Creighton, John M, Dougherty
and others, who do not like to make lease
with the club until they decide who will
have the beach this season. A change will
be made, in all probability, and there is
no doubt In the minds OF the officers Of the
club but what the new management will
wish to have the club house built on the
grounds which was set ASIDE by Manager
Grifflth last season. The fishing bids fair
to be better than In any previous year.
for the bass planted by Fish Commissioner
o'Brien two years ago are OF nice size to
take a hook, and the native fish have been
we'll protected from seiners by Deputy Fish
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-04-08

Leland Stamford university and the Uni
versity Of California have agreed to adopt
English Rugby foot ball until satisfactory
reforms are made in the present American
game.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-04-08

The warm sunshine of the past week has
lured the devotees OF base ball at Creighton
university out on the diamond where they
are beginning to timber up for the season
The condition OF the campus will not yet
permit any regular practice and thus far
nothing has been done save knocking a
few high ones to the helders. While 1t is
yet too early to predict with any degree Of
accuracy the quality of this years team.
William p. Mullen. manager, is authority
for the statement that from the present
outlook # should be a creditable one. Last
years bunch was the fastest aggregation
OF ball players that has yet represented the
institution having won the state collegiate
championship and lost only two games dur
Ing the season But four of last years team
are now at the university.
Lanigan, who, played shortstop; Garvey,
third baseman, and Cassidy, English and
kehoe, helders, have all graduated Tom
Mccormick, who was the mainstay of the
pitching stan, is endeavoring to make good
down at Lincoln with Holmes leaguers,
whtle Eddie Creighton, who has welded
the Wig mitt behind the bat for three years.
Is also missing. However, there is consid-
cradle promise of new men who will
strengthen the team considerably. Kuhl,
big man, strong and active is being re-
lied upon to fill one Of the positions made
vacant by last years graduation The
schools Of medicine and dentistry are said
to have several men who will be valuable
acquisitions to the squad. The first game
of the season viii be played with Rourke's
twirlers on the 18th out at Vinton Street
park.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-04-08

university fencing. wrestling and box
ing meet for Individual championship viii
be held at Cornell on Friday. May Al
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-04-08

Pueblo win come to Omaha for the first
series on Friday, May Is, and will play on
Sunday, May q. This day is TO be made
something in the nature Of testimonial
70 Frank Selee and an EFFORT will be made
to get out a crowd THAI will equal that
which turned out to see Charlie Nichols
on the occasion Of his first appearance with
Kansas City. Details OF the demonstration
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-04-08

will be decided on later. but It IS to be
made a hummer.
The row in the American association
ranks IL aercer than ever since the meetins
at Louisville. Bryce. watkins. Grille and
Kelly are defying the Havenor-I,ennon-
Tebeau section. and say they will not use
the Victor ball, even n the directors OF the
league did decide to adopt II. They want
the Reach ball Tebeau and FIavenOr say
II Bryce and watkins DO not use the Victor
ball they will be treated as outlaws, and
there the case stands The Western league
will use the Victor ball It is alleged by
the opponents that Tebeau Is under obliga-
lions to the Victor people, and that Is why
he is so earnest In his support Of the goods
The fight over the presidency, the schedule
and the ball all make pretty sure that the
next session Of the magnates OF the, Amer
lean association is going to be a warm one
.
With the advent OF spring comes the re-
quest from people residing near the public
parks for use OF these for summer sports
The first to apply to the Park board was
committee OF gentlemen who wished TO
put in a speeding track at Bimwood park.
The Park board granted the request but
Wnetnor the SCheine goes NnEOukh - dHSthei
question. 1t takes considerable money 10
/ build a track, and the scheme had already
been inaugurated by some Of the gentle
men who own horses to start an associa-
| ton to fix the sprague street track and
| organise a company to pull OF some races
/ there The scheme was to tear down all
the present buildings and to build a new
| grandstand and barns, which would do for
about FIVE years. The association was ex
pected to grow enough in five years so that
a move could be made to secure the old
| mile track in the western part Of the city
which was in its day one Of the finest
tracks in the country. If the association
! gives races good enough to attract the
citizens OF the state to Omaha its end will
have been accomplished and its success
! assured, for the people will surely turn out
to see good racing. The towns which are
on the grand circuit draw crowds which
stay for a week and the town Is immensely
benefited by the races. Hotels and mer'
chants and all classes get the benefit when
a hord Of strangers are brought to a city
The promoters are confident that It will be
but matter Of time until Omaha will have
taken its place among the best racing towns
in the country.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-04-08

The Royal Athletic club has changed its
meeting night from Saturday night to
Wednesday night and card of events will
be given each Wednesday night The club
is strictly private affair open only to
members. who are taxed 81 a month, which
gives them the use Of the gymnasium, the
baths and the entertainments These con-
sist of boxing exhibitions between the
pupils Of the instructor, wrestling between
the members Of the club who have been
trained in the art and give good exhibit
lions, fencing by members who have been
Instructed by the professor in that branch
Of offense and defense, and other stunts
which require strength and skill
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-04-08

Spring days are bringing out many pedes-
TRANS on these beautiful Sunday mornings,
people who have discovered the splendid
walks which are to be had from Omaha
without too long tramps. Several favorite
tramps lead from. Omaha just in the
other days there we're several favorite
bicycle journeys Each has It's advocates
who declare that none other is as beautiful.
The walk south from the end Of the AL
bright line is che which is often taken by
those in search of bugs and flowers, while
the walk north from Florence furnishes the
same game, with the added inducement
of one of the finest sights in the west.
From the top Of the hill near the home
OF Myron Learned one may see to Missouri
Valley on the north and the hills opposite
Bellevue on the south, with the winding
Missouri stretching between.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-04-08

The soldiers at Fort Crook have a ball
team as usual this season and, what Is
more, have the backing Of the entire post
in their efforts to get up good team.
Colonel Pratt IN command at the fort, is
an old ball player and stiil takes great In
terest in the game. so the men who de-
sire to practice on the desmond each aft
ernoon can easily be excused from other
trihing duties, so that practice need not
be neglected. The officers at the fort have
bought a full new OUTFIT for the team this
season and the old uniforms can be utilized
for new men who wish to come out to
practice. Each company has a base ball
team and inter-company games are played
each week. The team is anxious TO ar
range some good outside games and would
be glad to hear from any local teams in
regard to games. The team made a good
showing at Vinton street park Wednesday
afternoon, and another game Is arranged
for later In the season.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-04-08

One of the features Of the practice work
is the race between Bassey and Fenlon
for the outfeld position and between
Wamble and Perring for the third corner
station, Each OF these youngsters is
good one, and each is trying his level best
to make good in the place he is after. No
choice can yet be established, and the
team will be in good shape with either OF
them, but the practice of the next three
weeks will determine which is to have the
permanent Job on the team. The pitchers
are showing up we'll. Those who were here
last season are making good on the prom
ises Of the closing days of the fall, and
~the new ones are showing up well. Papa
Bill is quite in the notion that he has an
other Pfiester In Huesser, the big Mormon,
who has an arm like a piston rod and who
shoots them over with terrific speed. Corns
and Fort are doing fine work, and Koukalil5
is the same quiet, effective little gentle
man he proved himself last fall. The old
timers, McNeeley, Quick and Sanders, are
taking things easy, and working slowly
but surely to get into shape Rourke
knows too we'll the danger OF hurting a
pitching arm by hard work on a cold day,
and has not allowed any OF the bunch to
extend as yet But he likes tho way the
boys are working. and is feeling better
every day over the prospects.
-
Denver is sending out notice to the
effect that the pennant Is due in the
Colorado capital again, but this talk
doesn't scare any folks this way. 1t has
been heard before. and is always subject
to a liberal discount. Not that Denver
doesn't always have a good team, but 1t
has not yet outclassed the league. Omaha
people are always glad to welcome these
hustlers from Colorado.
II there Is any hot END 20 the schedule
adopted for the 1906 season, Omaha got It,
although il isn't all in the distribution OF
Sunday games. Des Moines, always sure
Of big crowd on Sunday. will not be seen
here once on the first day OF the week. nor
will Omaha be seen in Des Moines, so it Is
farewell to the enthusiastic excursion with
the big band and Dave O'Brien to head the
rooters. Omaha doesn't get Sioux City on
Sunday, either, but goes to Sioux City for
several games on that day. -Four of the
ten Sunday games scheduled for Omaha
viii be played on two days in July, with
Pueblo both times. All of this planning
will knock a large hole IN the receipts OF
tho local team. Somebody with whom
Papa Bill Is not popular must have had a
: hand in framing up the combination.
Pueblo viii come to Omaha for the first
= series on Friday, May Is. and will play on
Sunday, May 81. This day is TO be made
something in the nature Of a testimonial
TO Frank selee. and an effort will be made
TO get out a crowd thai will equal that
which turned out to see Charlie Nichols
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-04-08

Commissioner Pierson until they have had
a couple on years to grow.
In these Joyous days when people arc
taking down the storm doors. getting the
horses clipped and counting the days %
May 2, when the Omaha base ball team
opens the Western league season at Lin
coin, there are also sundry thoughts OF
hshing abroad in the town. Whenever you
see the boys begin to fight and the little
birds picking up pieces OF last years dried
grass for their nests you can mark Il
down that fishing time is nigh and the old
pole needs busting up and the hooks
brought out. The prospects for good fish
ing at Cut-On lake this spring are quite
favorable. The lake was literally stocked
last fall with bass and crappy and the
little fellows are playing hide and seek
with their piscatorlal elders In the lake.
Already some who believe IN going early
to avoid the rush are risking themselves
to spring colds by standing along the shore
Of the lake and gliding over its bosom
In boats for the spoils which belong to the
angler. Game Warden O'Brien came from
Lincoln during the winter and put several
thousand good fish into Cut-On which he
caught under tine ice on some Of the nearby
in this fishing resort Of Omaha's, which is
just being brought TO the fore, and prom
ised TO continue the good work II the
Omaha anglers will do their share by pro-
tectlng the fish from the seiners
-
As the time approaches for the transmits
slssippi golf tournament the golf committee
CT the Omaha Field club is bestirring itself
to have the grounds in the best possible
condition. A wise move was made when
it was decided to keep the old coutse until
after the tournament as by no known
means could the new course be put into
good condition in time for the fray. The
new course will be a beauty and the com.
mttee will spare no expense to have every.
thing fine. The hydrants will be left or
the ground as long as the city wishes &c
pay for them, they will simply be Just
that much Of a hazard. The golf tourna.
ment committee will soon have to get busy
| for the season when the fight for cups
will start will soon be rolling around
Christie has arrived and is at the club
getting his workshop and clubs in condi
ton.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-04-08
SKIN DISEASES

No skin disease exist without underlying cause,
and in nearly instance that is either humor in
the blood of fiery acids in this vital fluid These
and acids find odgenent in the blood in various
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-04-08

II Is considered likely that college crews
will be more largely In evidence at the
national regatta, which takes place at
Philadelphia on May %, than ever before.
Harvard, Yale and Pennsylvania viii surely
be represented, and II is regarded as likely
that Cornell and Syracuse will compete.
The fact that the Cornell regatta Is sched-
uled 70 be held on May 80 may influence
Coach Courtney to keep his crews at home.
There Is no doubt that the 1906 regatta win
be among the most successful ever pro-
jected by Philadelphia oarsmen. Interest
In rowing was widely developed by the
meeting last year, and college. school ana
club entries for the coming races have been
revived In unprecedented numbers. One OF
the most exciting features Of the whole
program is looked for in the contest for
school crews. Among the eight entered In
this race are the Caseadilla school OF
Ithaca, Stone High school OF Boston and
Central High and manual training schools
OF Philadelphia The largest number of
school crews ever brought together on an
American course will compete in this race.
Hope Is still held out by the committee that
Columbia and Georgetown viii enter crews
for the FIRST time. Should Syracuse have
an eight on hand II Will mean three addi-
uonal college entries. The schuykin navy
viii have an especially strong representa-
ton and the oarsmen Of New York, Boston
Washington and Baltimore will compete In
large numbers.