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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-08-15

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der the feet of another pony. The
injury was not a severe one but the
pain which resulted was extreme and
had the effect Of turning Fleming 5
stomach and, from the time he started
to play till the game was over, he
was sick at the stomach and in no
condition to take part. 1t was on
nerve and nothing else, that he finished
the game, as the Maui team was
averse to having a substitute put in
his place after the play had once start.
Among those present at the game
were noticed the following: Mr.. and
Mrs. Nicholas Longworth, Mrs. Geo.
r. Carter, Hon. and Mrs. F. NJ. Hatch,
Mr.. and Mrs j. D. Gaines, Mr.. F. A.
Schaefer and family, Albert Judd, j.
s. Walker, c. D. Lufkin, Mr. and Mrs.
F. c. Smith, Mrs. c. s Holloway, D.
T. wilmington, Bishop Restarick and
family, Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Bishop, II.
+. Wichman, ]. B. Castle, Consul Ca
navarro, Mr.. and Mrs. Jack London,
Dr. H. V. Murray, Sam Wilder, j. "A.
Wilder, Mr.. and Mrs. r. Ivers, Secre-
tary Atkinson, Mr.. and Mrs. h. j.
Lord and family, c. H. Cooke, Clar-
ence Macfarlane, Harold Rice, Miss
Charlotte Baldwin, ]. A. McCandless
and family, Captain Burrill and fam
ily. Norman Watkins and party, Geo.
Davies. Consul Forster and wife,
Charles Bartlett, Mrs. F. F. Baldwin,
J. r. Gait, Mrs. Gait and family, VIII
lard Brown and party. DR.. c. B. Coop
err. T. Give Davies and many others.
The one thing that was noticeable
in the game was the fact that the
Maui ponies We're much stronger and
faster than those on which the Oahu
PLAYERS rode. The Maui men changed
often and always came out with a
fresh horse, which was full of life and
speed. The mounts seemed all TO be
accustomed to the game and played
like veterans. On the other hand, in
several cases, the Oahu men had to
come in and change their mounts, be-
ing unable to get any speed out OF
them.
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to play. and Maui took advantage of
it, rushing the ball down and Dave
Fleming getting the goal with clean
drive After about a moments play
in the center of the field, time was
called, and the first contest was over
Score SO ga in Mauis favor.
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Burns Healed In One Day by
1.-THE HOUSEHOLD SURGEON"

Druggists refund money if DR..
PORTER'S ANTISEPTIC HEAL
ING OIL fai1s.-Made by PARIS
MEDICINE CO., Saint Louis, Z. S.
Of A.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-08-15

a non-union motorman,. son OF
rich manufacturer of New Orleans, was
shot in San Francisco on August 4 while
on his way home from work.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-08-15

The action of Great Britain in with
drawing from the Brussels Convention
is uppermost in the minds OF all Eu-
rope and bids fair to completely rup-
ture the entire convention.
The German Ministers of Agriculture
viii petition hhe Lord Chancellor Tor
the German Empire to resign from
the Brussels Convention whenever
Great Britain withdraws. The 25th July
is the time suggested for the Brus-
sells Convention to act upon the Brit
ish withdrawal.
1t is not likely that this convention
win grant Great Britain the eXcep-
tionaI position in the convention of be-
ing permitted to import sugar from
bountv-paying countries free of coun-
tervailing duty.
According to today's cables the
French Government announces It's
willingness to adhere to the convention
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FIRST PERIOD.

The game started with things looking
black for Oahu. Fleming and DR..
Baldwin of that team were both hardly
able to stay on their horses and Shin
gle played an erratfc game at first.
Dillingham; did steady work, which was
at times brilliant, but even at this was
hardly up to his regular game. Short
w after the play began Maui rushed
the ball down the field and scored be-
fore the Oahu team realized where
they We're. The play centered from
then on around the Oahu goal through
out the period, save when Walter Dill
bingham made a long run up the field,
passing back and forth with Shingle,
and scored for Oahu. The Maui men
made much longer drives and Krum-
bhaar barely missed scoring with a
long drive from nearly the center OF
the field. After a long scrimmage
around the Oahu goal, Maui scored
once. more, making the score 2-1 in the
visitors favor at the end of the pc
riOd.
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A Washington hospital physician de-
clares that death win ensue if Mrs
Anna NJ Bradley, who killed Senator
Brown, is compelled to go to jail.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-08-15
SUGAR LOOKOUT
APPEARS GOOD
WiIIett & Gray Expect Renewed
ACtiVity---The Brussels
Convention.

wiilett & Gray's Sugar Trade Jour-
nal IN. W Of August l contains the
following data and comment:
Statistics by Special Cables.-Cuba-
/ The six principal ports: Receipts
none: exports, 25,S00 tons; stock, $4,000
tons, against 135, geo tons last year; no
centrals grinding, against last year
stocks in the United States and Cuba
together of 449057 tons, against 5o5,42S
tons last week, and 1858 tons last
year. a decrease of $3.50 tons from last
year.
Europe - Stock in Europe, 1,670,000
tons. against 100000 tons last year.
Visible Supply.-Total stock of Eu-
rope and America, 2,119,057 TONS
against ?. 495, $50 tons last year at the
same uneven dates. The decrease OF
stock is 376. 1913 tons, against decrease
of 536. 030 tons last week. Total stocks
and afIoats together show q visible sup
ply of 2,329,O57 tons, against 2'6e5'SSo
tons last year, or a decrease of SS6'SSS
tons.
Raws.-During the week under re-
view our markets have been fairly
strong to steady. An attempt to al
vance prices to &c. after large pur-
chases at basis of 15-16c., 96-deg'
test, was not successful, because Eu-
rope at the critical moment turned
weak and lower for beet sugar, 1nduc-
ing holders to modify their views, and
further moderate business resulted at
the old price. our buyers now snow
bnt little disposition to operate, except
fol. occasional small parcels.
The decline in Europe to 9s. I'D.
for beet is due in measure to the Ia
vorab Bile weather now prevailing in beet
growing countries, after several weeks
of low temperature and heavy rains.
The close, however, is firm at IS. 3D.
We look for renewed activity here
after while. particularly in view OF
rhe continued small receipts at the
II. s. four ports; with receipts of only
15 629 tons this week and MEETINGS OF
&C 600 tons, stocks are reduced to 1885,
O57 tons, against 1913 tons five weeks
ago.
During the week a cargo of Javas,
aaoat. due to arrive early in Septem-
her. was sold to Messrs. Arbuckle
Bros. at los. &C., cost, freight and IN
| surance, equal 3.9Sc. landed, basis go
deg. test, and it is rumored and be-
ueved that within the last two or three
weeks about $4,000 tons Javas atoat
and or for July-August shipment, were
sold at les I'D. C. f. & l., and los
Sd. c. & f, equal to 3.96c. and $3.50.
respectively, basis 96-deg. test, duty
maid. 1t is now understood that nearly
every cargo of Javas shipped thus far
this season has been placed with Amer
lean refiners, and it is interesting to
note the report that three cargoes are
destined New Orleans; in fact, the first
cargo shipped this year is to go there.
sellers views are now los. Cd. c. f. & l.,
for sugars ahoat. and los. I'D. c. q
f., for August shipment.
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SECOND PERIOD.

Shortly after play was called, f. f.
Baldwin made a long run UP the field,
his pony showing magnificent speed
but he missed the goal by hair.
Krumbhaar did some fine riding off,
at times taking care of two Oahu men,
and Single, mounted on Johnny B., was
unable to get him out of fit Of sulks
which destroyed his usefulness
oahu was forced to make safety
and a few minutes later the play was
repeated. The ball would only go
few yards from the blue and white
goal before it was driven back again
Dillinoham tried mis- best to stop
drive of S. A. Baldwin's which was go
ing directly between the posts, but
could not, though ne barely tipped the
ball and so scored goal for his OPP
moments. Krumbhaar scored a few min
mites later by clean backhand stroke
! from well out in the field Inc perloa
ended with the ball behind Oahu's line.
| THIRD PERIOD.
When the ball was brought out Dill
1ineham had the luck to break his
stlck. and, while he was coming over
for another, Maui scored again, in a
/ radbot scrimmage in which all the
oahu men had hard luck in missing
strokes When the start was made
once more Dillingham; made pretty
run, going almost the length OF the
field. and passing to Single as ne
neared the Maui goal. Shingie hit true,
hut the ball hit a Maui horse and
went behind the line. At this point :.
F. Baldwin, aided by pretty riding OH
on the part of S. A. BALDWIN, made
a run clean up the field and scored 1or
his team His pony showed speed laE I
bevond any of the Maui mounts, ana
he did a fine bit of work. ;. a. Bald-
win also added another goal Tor the
Tigers. carrying the ball along half the
length of the field.
OaIu then seemed to wake up ana
Through a run started by DR.. BALDWIN
land completed by Dillingham; and Shin
Gle. made a tally for their side Mau
avanad this up and forced more safetleS
from her opponents before time was
m. making the score IL Ia.
FOURTH PERIOD.
Here oahu shone. Throughout thi'
entire fifteen minutes she played al
, around Maui, Fleming getting baci
J info the game and playing like nm
self once more. While his work wa
: nor the most spectacular, he hardl.
f missed a stroke, and though not as wei
mounted as the Maui men, he was
the right place at the right time. Bald
win also did better and Dillingham; AM
Single did not fail when called on.
For the first time Oahu played
aggressive game, which was propaol
. the result of a chat which Captal
! DILLINGHAM; had with his men durlh
! the fntermission. The play was a
: around the Maui goal. Dillingham; L
lnalIy scooped the ball into position an
- with a wrist stroke drbbled it through
The next goal of Oahu was made
Single. Dillingham; took the ball u
the field, Shingle being close behind
and the latter smashed the bambo
= root through while the friends of Oah
cheered.
5 ]. L. Fleming got the next score 70
!. Oahu, picking the ball out of a no
mixup, in which there was more or les
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The Russian guard at Copper Islands
has repulsed a raid made by two Japa-
nese schooners on the seal rookery.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-08-15

Columbia University professor has
been fined in an Oakland police courL
for carrying a revolver.
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HONOLULU IRON WORKS
COMPANY.

Machinery, Black Pipe, Galvanized
Pipe, Boiler Tubes, Iron and Steel En-
Rineer's Supplies.
OFFTCE-Nuuanu Street
WORKS-Kakaako.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1907-11-01
A Pioneers Welcome

Mrs. Elizabeth Byars, a pioneer
of St. Johns who moved to Port,
land about IS years ago, has moved
back among US, and is now living
on her old home place. in the new
residence Of her daughter and son
in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Basey.
A number of her old friends, learn
ing that last Friday was her birth
day, gave her a pleasant surprise
by calling with we'll filled baskets
and birthday remembrances to well
come their old friend in their midst
again. Those present were; Mrs.
7. X. Turnbull of Vancouver;
Mesdames c. N. Ray, +. X. Neale,
F. NJ. HANDLE, Fred Gardner and
Master Gardner of Portland; Mes
danes N. Caples, II. Ashby, Wax
ely, Turrell, Wynn. NJ. Basey, Miss
4. Caples. Mr.. and Mrs. w. f.
Ashby, Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Basey,
c. Dean and ]. ]. Basey.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1907-11-01
Halloween.

AS we are going to press III,
young OF the city are In the heigh
Of their glee aud there is more fur
to the block in 81. Johns than Il
takes to supply vaudeville for 9
week. II reminds us OF the old
lays and makes us wish we could
be with the kids. Blu, there is nc
rest for the wicked and the poor
devil OF printer has to get in and
dig.
We hope that our boys aud girls
will all come out OF the annual
irolic with whole hides aud sound
limbs, The only bad feature about
the practice is that there Is too oft
en class Of youths mixed with
those who have good horse sense,
who think there is no fun in any.
thing unless IL Injuries some person
or gives pain to some animal. This
is the class from which comes our
vags, hobos, ruffians, criminals OF
all kinds. We think their number
Is small in st, Johns. We have
seen but little indication of their
existence here and we hope that
our boys and girls who may meet
them this halo ween may give
them the cold shoulder they de-
serve, II is right to have a little
fun at the expense of our friends
il we do them no personal or hnan-
rial harm. But there is the rub.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1907-11-01
HOW TO KILL YOUR TOWN

Kick, keep kicking, and don't
quit kicking. One pull one way,
one pull tother. Go to other
towns to buy your goods. De
nounce your merchants because
they make a profit on their goods.
Knife every man that disagrees with
you OH the method of increasing
business. Make your own town out
very bad place and stab it every
chance you get.
Refuse to unite in any scheme for
the betterment of the material inter
csts Of the people. Tell your mer-
chant that you can buy your goods
a great deal cheaper IN another
town and charge him with extor-
ton. Keep every cent you get and
don't do anything of a public nature
unless you can make something OF
it directly. When you say any
thing of your town say it in such a
way that it will leave the impression
that you have no faith in 1t. Pat
ronize outside newspapers to the
exclusion of your own and de-
nounce them for not being as large
as the city papers. Sex.
This may be true Of some towns,
but il will not kill St. Johns. All
of these things have, and are being
done in St. Johns by some mis-
guided citizens, but St. Johns
keeps right on in the middle of the
road to future greatness. There is
no more prosperous or enterprising
city of its size on the coast. The
next two or three years will make
such an advance in the industries
and commerce Of the city that those
leaving here now will not be able
to recognize the place when they
return then. Our enterprising
merchants are delivering the goods
regardless of the cry Of the calamity
howlcr, at prices as low as any
other city In touch with our people,
aud he who Is so foolish as to trade
elsewhere will be out his time aud
car fare. But do not disturb the
kickers, they are doing good by
waking up some Of the sleepy heads
and causing them TO sit up aud
take notice.
Then, IL you are one Of the dis.
gruntled lot, one Of the Maudine
gastronomic sufferers, take a reef
in your calamity rigging, swing
over on the other track before you
are run down by the progress OF
our little city, and bear a hand In
steering her to yet more prosperous
and progressive waters BY so
doing you will sooner place yourself
on Easy street aud win the COM
menda,ions Of your fellows. II Is
just like fun aud better than
matinee.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1907-11-01
Y. p. S. G. Z. Social

The Y.P. S. c. l.. of the Church
Of Christ Of St. Johns entertained
at the home Of Mr. aud Mrs. NJ. A.
Bitgood, 4os Thompson stree,
Thursday evening, October a4th
and good number of the members
Of the society and their friends
gathered at this pleasant home aud
enjoyed a most happy evening.
The rooms were decorated with
autumn leaves, ferns aud cut
flowers, making them very pleasant
indeed. They had a candy pull,
with an abundance Of the sweets
which never taste quite so well rs
when pulled by yourself or sweet.
heart. There were IS present aud
all expressed themselves as having
a delightful time.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1907-11-01

The w. c. T. U. of St. Johns
met in special session this week
Monday, to listen to the report oi
the state convention also to appoint
superintendents for the coming
year in the different departments OF
the work.
The report of the state conven-
ton was given by Mrs. Scott and
was listened to with closest atten-
ton by every member present. II
was very interesting and encourag-
ing and shows good gains all along
the line. There is good promise Of
aggressive, persistent work during
the coming year, and it is hoped
that the rummies who are now on
the run will be kept jumping.
The following are the appoint
ments: mothers meetings, Mes
danes Kerr and Stockton; narcotics
Mrs. Tomlinson; evangelistic, Miss
Brown; jail work, Mesdames Aiken
aud Yount; flower work, Mesdames
Smith and Day; scientific temper
ance instruction, Mrs. Weeks;
Loyal Temperance Legion, Mrs.
Ollenbeck; press work. Mrs. Stock
ton. Secretary.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1907-11-01
Council Meeting

The city fathers met as per ad,
journment Tuesday evening. bu,
being Governor Chamberlain holi,
day they honored his Excellcncy
by promptly adjourning until mex,
Tuesday evening. After adjourn.
ment the citizens Of Hartman stree,
debated the matter Of improving
that street IL Oak Park additions
one aud two. There were good
speakers on both sides, aud not
withstanding the serious nature OF
the matter and the earnestness OF
the debaters, a great deal of mirth-
fullness entered into the debate.
We can but add a thought here.
Not having any interest one way or
the other, except 10 see that our
good friends get the matter salts
factorily settled for all concerned.
Il does seem 10 us that IL would be
better To place the grade Of Hart
man street where il will be obliged
to come sooner or later, and not
have to do the work over again at
as great expense or greater, than II
done rightly now; than to simply
make wagon road through at this
time. The gentleman making the
most strenuous objection to the cut
ting OF what he facetiously termed
a canal, Il seems TO US would not
lose by the transaction il the street
were cut to grade and he then
levelled his lot back from the street.
taking off the high part and filling
up the low part of his lot until it
came to level II he did this, he
would have the most desirable lot
in that section aud the street would
be none too low. Others each side
OF him, il they adopt the same plan
would be equally benefited and
this part of the city greatly i'm
proved in appearance. OF course,
this is just an outsiders view. We
may be wrong, but we would like
for our good friends there to think |
Of this suggestion. One thing is |
sure, and that is, that our good |
citizens in that part of town should |
have facilities furnished for getting
10 and from their property, and ad-
squate lighting of the streets to
enable them to keep on the side
walks.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1907-11-01
Building Permits Issued.

No. II4 to Bickford & Tenant
to erect an Office building on lot 4
block ~, James John addition,
fronting on Jersey between Chicago
and Baltimore streets. of concret,
blocks 25x35, one story, for Ed +
Day, $3.50.
No. us to Bickford & Tenan,
to erect a residence for Geo. Wes,
OH lot ~, block 8 South st. Johns,
fronting on Jersey between Buchan.
an and Wall streets, Si2oo.
No. nc to ]. c. Cunningham tc
erect residence on lot I block 1,
Point View, fronting on Fessenden,
between Charleston and Richmond
streets, 5000.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1907-11-01
KNOW YOUR FUTURE

You wish to know the future,
YOU wish advice about your bust.
ness affairs, how to control the one
you love, even though miles away.
gives secret power to control others,
no difference how close or how far
away.
II You are sick, melancholy. dis
heartened or discouraged. DO Nor
GIVE UP in despair. Come aud re-
ceive advice that will help you to
receive HEALTH. WEALTH AND
HAPPINESS.
MADAME LEONA.
Room II, New ST. Johns Hotel,
corner of Burlington aud Ivanhoe
streets. Readings; palmistry IS
cents, cards so cents, clairvoyant
SI,oo
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1907-11-01

We learn that Linnton people
who have just voted on the ques'
ton of incorporating fell short OF
the necessary number of votes to
accomplish this desirable object.
This means our little neighbor on
the west bank will have to do some
more missionary work and get their
good people in line for improve
ment and progress. They will do
it, too, for they are the right kind
of people over there and a little
turn down like this will only en-
courage them to greater efforts.
We wish them better success next
time and hope their people will see
the benefit of united, persistent
effort for the advancement OF their
busy little burg.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1907-11-01
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER /, 1907.

The Oregon state dairy associa-
ton will hold its annual session in
Portland Thursday and Friday,
December I2th and 18th instead OF
the roth and goth. This change
assures some of the ablest speakers
in the United States.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1907-11-01
A Reliable Remedy tor Group.

Mrs. S. Rosinthal of Turner
Michigan. says: 1--WE have used
chamberlain's Cough Remedy foI
ourselves aud children for several
years and like il very much. We
think il the only remedy for Group
aud can highly recommend 1t. "
For sale by St. Johns drug store.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1907-11-01
THE WAGES OF SIN.

Cassie Chadwick, who has caused
more misery in the world than most
women do. died in prison last week
after lingering illness, st. Johns
Review.
And the man (Adam) said
The woman whom thou gavest TO
be with me, she gave me OF the tree
aud | did eat Bible.
The above clipping from the Or.
egon City Enterprise in reference to
a squib which appeared in this pa.
per during our absence in the east
in connection with an editorial in
the same issue OF that paper too
long To reproduce would intimate
that we looked with contempt upon
womankind. While IL does not
matter. and causes us To smile at
the spasm from which our brother
evidently suffered at the time, we
wish To go on record as believing
that II all the men in the world, in.
Guiding our good brother of the En-
terprise, were lined up side by side
with all the women in the world
before the Lord Omnipotent to dc,
eide which OF the two divisions of
the race were the most honest. hon
orable, the truest and the best, the
women would carry oil the bun by
a large majority, but this does not
affect Cassie case, and we believe il
Cassie had not lied
Cassie had not died.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1907-11-01

Five millions in gold coin coming
to the coast at fast mail speed is an
instance of Uncle Sans method Of
providing for his kids by the big
waters. He knows we have the
collateral here to protect it.