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The Cairo bulletin., 1908-09-03

r 2. Willie has returned from a
soioarn az Pailey Springs Ala.
J. %. Hunt has returned from chi.
saro whore Dc transacted business.
harvey Alba viii leave today for
.Chiraco where be viii attend school
Nis- Enie Brelsfori has returned
from "a visit with friends at Louisville
Ky
William s Elsey of ThIrvsixth
street is confined to his home by it,
nesr.
Kiss Elizabeth Smith has returned
from Charleston. No where she srenf
the summer
Rev and Mrs Otto Lee If Eleventh
street returned Yesterday from a visit
at Miibuu. ks
Miss Blanche Schlesser Of Eighth
stree has returned from a visit with
friends ~ Anna.
Irs Va D. Pope. ri as Te-urlaz
street has gene 90 Canmi tn visit reIa
tiFrs for few DAYS.
MS l. T. Harden nf Golden has
arTiFei here having been summoned
- the serious illness Il EvaIiHe Clicx.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-09-03

Mrs W. % Pope. ~ as Ts-ueIa-
stree' has gene 20 CaunI To visit reIa
tises for lev dats.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-09-03

Ms. l. T Harden If Golden has
afftfesi here having been summoned
.hy the serious illness Il Evaiiue Click
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-09-03

Miss Eugenia Miller. OF Willard, is
here to attend the teachers insttuta
and il a guest at The Halliday.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-09-03

Miss Blanche Schlcsser Of Eighth
stree has returned from q visit with
friends ~ Anna.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-09-03

Judge A. X Vickers OF East ST.
Lonis, was in the city yesterday ea
route 10 his former home in Vienna
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-09-03

Rev l. g Graham pastor Of Ca
vary Baptist church has removed from
2404 Walnut street to 229 Sixteenth
street
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-09-03

Rev and Mrs. Otto Lee If Eleventh
street. returned Yesterday from a visit
at Milbuu Ks.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-09-03

Mrs + ]. Malone and children Of
Walnut street. have gone to Comm-
bus Ohio, to visit relatives for sew
eral weeks,
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-09-03

Mrs Walter Warder, Of Holbrook
avenue has returned from visit TO
her mother, Mrs. Winifred Balm at
Vienna.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-09-03

Mrs w c. Clarke and children OF
Walnut street, returned this morning
after a three months visit at Spokane
FAILS, Wash,
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-09-03

Misses Margaret O'Connell Lucy
Mckinney and Helen Keller have re
turned from visit with friends at
Joppa, Ill.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-09-03

Mrs Joseph Dollar and daughter,
Miss Emma Grow, of Fredonia Ky.
are guests of Mrs. 0. G. Hibbs of 425
Thirtysixth street
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-09-03

Mss Elizabeth Smith has returned
from Charleston. No. where she sreut
Tho summer
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-10-21
SPORTING AND
OTHER HILO NEWS

HILO, October 17.-Tom Wal Kim,
well known sportsman and baseball
enthusiast of this town, has been denied
a certificate of Hawaiian birth, al
though he is registered voter and
possessor of a certificate of Hawaiian
birth issued by the Secretary of Ha-
wall.
There is some talk of bringing suit
against inspector Brown who has re-
fused to issue the certificate, to com.
pei him to do so. Feeling is high
among the Chinese residents here on
the subject.
Arrangements for the big race meet.
ing to be held here on New Years Day
are going ahead and everything will
be in readiness by the time the date
of the meeting arrives. 1t is expected
that the two days scheduled as the
duration of the event, will be extended
to three as entries are coming in rapid
ly and many fine horses from all the
islands will be there to compete.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-10-21
CHIEF PETTY
OFFICERS BALL
Enjoyed at the Young HOTEL
Dance Also for the
BIuejackets.

The ball given at the Young Hote
last evening by the Chief Petty Officers
of the Pacific fleet equaled the one
given by them just before the fleet left
for Samoa. In many respects it ex-
eelled it, for this time local com
mittee assisted the Chief Petty Officers
to prepare the lists of invited guests
and they succeeded in attracting con-
genial coteries of young ladies. The
committee went so far as to have the
young ladies take advantage of the
leap year idea and the young navy men
were at no time at loss for partners.
The ball was enjoyed not only By the
but those who gave it were
pleased with the great success achieved.
Among the local people on the COM
mittee were Geo. w. R. King and Elmer
Cheatham, both of whom were invalu-
able aids to the navy men,
Dancing was enjoyed in both
pavilions, and by an electric wire ar
rangement, the dancing was begun in
both bathrooms simultaneously.
Dance for Bluejackets.
The ball given at the Seaside Hotel
last evening by ladies of Honolulu in
honor of the enlisted men of the Pa
cifc fleet was a huge success, The
grounds were crowded with bluejackets
and the immediate vicinity of the ball
room floor was a mass of humanity. The
Hawaiian band played until $3.50 under
the hau tree arbor, to the music of
which the bluejackets danced. If there
were not young lady partners enough,
the bluejackets danced with each other.
A quintet club was in attendance and
the guests danced until a late hour.
The affair was a great success and was
largely attended by local people.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-10-21
SOUTH DAKOTA
WINS BOAT RACE

The boat crew from the South Dakota
put it over the Tennesseeans yesterday
morning and won by such distance
that it is hard to compute it in lengths,
but it was anywhere from twelve to
twenty.
1t was procession the whole way
as the southerners were never in the
lead and the Dakotans simply walked
away from them The winners used
the same short sharp stroke that was so
successful for the Washington crew on
Monday. The fact has cropped up that
the Tennessee crew had heavier oars
than they are used to and SO could not
keep up the same rate of stroke that
their opponents used.
Their regular oars were damaged
while off Samoa and so they borrowed
some from the Pennsylvania. This
probably made considerable difference
and will affect the betting when these
two crews meet again. Not much
money changed hands on the event.
That is from sailors point of view,
but the South Dakota is richer. by some
$500.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-10-21
CRICKETERS TO GO
TO MAUI WANTED

Owing to the inability of the Maui
ericketers to entertain the Honolulu
team next month, both clubs are very
anxious that the local players should
visit the other island next week. Ev-
cry player who acan possibly go is ur-
gently requested to do so. There could
be no greater boost for cricket than
this visit to Maui and ericketers who
have the good of the game at heart
should make special effort to go.
If team can be raised, it is proposed
to leave by the Mauna Kea on. Tues
day, October q, at noon, and return
on the CIaudne Thursday morning,
October %, arriving at daybreak.
A special return fare of 5000 has
been offered by the Inter-IsIand Steam
Navigation Company for this trip.
Transportation from McGregor s
landing on Kahului, and board and &C
commodations during the teams stay
on Maui, will be borne by the Maui
players.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-10-21
SECOND DIVISION
FINAL GAME TODAY

The Tennessee and California teams
will be out for blood and the baseball
championship of the second division
this afternoon at the ball park. The
winner of this game will be declared
the champion and will have the
privilege of playing the famous Penn
sylvania team in Magdalena bay.
The last time these two met the
California was victorious and quite a
sum of money changed hands over the
event. The sailors are taking a great
interest in the event as the last two
times that these ships played each
other, each won a game.
Tt may be that DIR. Kaufman, the
star first baseman of the southerners,
will be unable to play as his hand is
damaged. Last night he could not state
for certain whether he would be able
to handle the ball or not. Should he
not play his loss will be felt heavily
by the team although Zehner, the man
who bingles, is not so bad in that posi-
ton himself. The game will start
promptly at two o clock. Take Hotel
street car, which goes direct to the
park,
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-10-21

OF HANDICAPS

The next Tansan cup tournament
will be held at Moanalua next Sunday.
Entries will close at the clubhouse at
ten a. m. sharp. There was meeting
of the handicapping committee yester-
day afternoon and the handicaps were
readjusted. The following is the cor
rect official list All those interested
will please note that names not men
toned in the following list will be
raised three strokes with the excep-
ton of those who now have eighteen
as that is the limit of handicap in the
tournaments for this cup. Scratch men
will also remain with no handicap.
Geo. Angus, 3; F. II. Armstrong, &;
R. W. Atkinson, IS; W. H. Babbitt, 10;
E. C. Brown, 8; S. Beardmore, IS; st.
C. Bidgood, u; Judge Ballou, IS; A.
W. Bottomley, Is; E. NJ. Campbell, @;
H. G.. Carter, Is; J. Cullen, Jr., u; O.
P. Cox, 10; z. G. Copeland, IS; w. F.
Dillingham;, 10; j. C. Evans, 9; A. f.
Ewart, Is; c. E. Edmunds, u; j. w.
Farwell, IS; J. D. Gaines, IA; Thos.
Gill, SER; H. S. Gray, IS; F. Halstead,
5; c. B. High, 5; D. H. Hitchcock, IS;
E. L. Hutchinson, Is; 7. NJ. Harrison,
IS; Geo. Isenberg, IS; R. A. Jordan,
IS; Horace Johnson, Is; A. E. Jordan,
IS; J. Kalanianole, Is; C. Kimball, 18;
j. D. McInerny, IS; E. A. Mott-Smith,
Is; c. II. Merriam, IS; DIR. T. M. Nc
Callum, Is; A. S. Mahaulu, 5; G. G..
Owens, IS; ]. S. Orme, II; NJ. A. Rob
inson, Is; H. P. Roth, IS; j. G. Roth
well, IS; M. Phillips, IS; VIM. Simpson,
10; F. C. Smith, Is; J. G. Spencer, IS;
H. G. Spencer, 10; E. W. Sutton, IS;
A. Z. Todd, IS; f. G. Waldron, IS; III.
H. Walker, 6; T. t. P Waterhouse, IS;
E. J. Waterman, Is; c. S. Weight, 10;
E. o. White, 5; Austin White, SER; FL.
A. Wilder, II; j. A. Wilder, IS; S. G.
Wilder, 10; H. c. Waldron, IS; Alex.
Walker, IS; j. 0. Young, 9; VIM. Woon,
Is; DIR. Wood, u; DR. A. Wall, 10; DR..
o. E. Wall, Is.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-10-21
4 LONG FELI NANI
It is Supplied at Last in Honolulu.


Good-natured people are often irri-
table.
If you knew the reason, you would
not be surprised.
Ever have itching piles?
The constant itching sensation.
Hard to bear, harder to get relief.
Spells your temper, nearly drives You
crazy.
Isn't relief and cure long-felt want?
You can have relief and cure if you
will follow this advice.
Q. E. Collar, superintendent of the
Altamaha lumber mills, Brunswick,
Ga.,. says: "I can recommend Doan's
Ointment very highly. I used 1t for
itching piles from which I have been
a great sufferer. A constant burning
and itching existed which not only
caused intense agony but was very an
noying and notifying, as / was
scratching and digging almost I'M
consciously to get relief. | used any
number of remedies but nothing had
the slightest effect until I got a box
of Doan's Ointment. The first appH-
cation gave me relief and the burning
and itching soon stopped. Doans
Ointment is all that it is claimed 10
be-"
Doan's Ointment and Doan's Back
ache Kidney Pills are sold by all chem
lists and stor6xeepers at so cents per
box (six boxes $3.50 or will be mailed
on receipt of price by the HOLSTER
Drug Co., Agents for the Hawaiian
Islands
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-10-21
NAVY WANTS AERoPLANEs.
Must Rise Prom Sea, Travel -Four Hours
and Cruise 200 Miles.

Heavier-than-air machines for scout
ing purposes at sea are now talked OF
as an auxiliary to the naval establish
ment.
Their practicability for that work is
the idea of Lieutenant George c. Sweet
of the bureau of equipment of the navy,
who has been observing the tests of the
Wright aeroplane at Fort Myer. Hold
ing that opinion, Lieutenant Sweet has
in preparation specifications for a
heavier-than machine which, when
completed, will be submitted to Secre-
tary MetcaIf for approval.
If Lieutenant Sweet IS suggestions are
convincing, it is probable that proposals
for furnishing aeroplanes will be in
vited by the Navy Department.
Lieutenant Sweet believes the depart
ment should advertise for machines
able to fly four hours at the rate of 40
miles an hour without landing, to carry
$50 pounds, and capable of alghting
on or rising from the water. Their cruis-
ing radius, he believes, should be fixed
at 200 miles
To arise from and alight on the
water would require a small bOatlike
structure properly fitted out to serve
the same purpose as the skids and the
track with which OrviIle Wright starts
his aeroplane. Congress viii be asked
to provide the necessary funds.-Wash-
inotnn Star
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-10-21
HUNTING SEASON IN MAINE.

Good news for hunters comes from
Maine. The Kennebee Journal says
that all reports from the men who have
been in the woods indicate one of the
most successful hunting seasons for a
long time. The Journal quotes an old
woodsman as saying: Gin all the years
7 have been going to the Maine woods
/ have never known deer to be more
plentiful than they are now. I have
been in the RangeIey region all sum-
mer and have seen deer on all sides.
They are not only numerous, but they
are in excellent condition. They have
passed an excellent summer, have had
plenty of food and are now sIeeker than
they have been for a number of years. -
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-10-21
SURPRISE IS SPRUNG AT
INDEPENDENCE CLUB ARENA
Big CoIored Boxers Go Ten Rounds as Sur
prise Bout---Fox's Decision in Last Go
Is Widely Criticized.
FRoNndER KNOCKED sHURLocK-sEvEN ROUNDS.
TURPIN TURNER-TEN ROUNDS DRAW.
SMITH AND TRINKLE-FIFTEEN RoUNDs-DRAW 81

hitting match between Frommer and Shurock in which the
round; surprise
decision exciting
great Independence night
alton.
bout big coored the ring their
ded by their trainers and seconds They watched with
then they Turpn of
the California they would
by the ships crews side
magnificent specimens genus Long rangy,
MUSCLES Them they
they real boxers Each knew how his
single clumsy between them during the entire
hose fellows did go after each other skuy parng for an
would let loose lightning left only to be blocked
his opponent great exhibition, and and away
weight boxing that has ever been in Honolulu.
Fox of the Prebe gave draw decision and this
approval by everybody although points might
o he closed Turpin s
i'm groggy twice. perfectly
tive powers, and back for
up the and he has good lead
high ing with terrible punch slowed
began show up bet away in his right
few rounds Turpn Paddy Ryan not referee any
but he the Many of the sailors and
respect. The of the officers know
left hard this they understood that
ere only to Paddy Ryan
rood conditions there connection
he would make very the club before of
has may bouts and did not any official
PIN strength, activity, capacity.
nd natural grace of Jimmie Fox well-known oldtime
is sure sign of pos boxer, and partner
,oxer with De Witt Van Court, the maker
: ~, c, of champions, referee for
final go between Trnke of the Mary
eed all round Shurlock land frankie Smith
choppng him pieces CISCO The bows supposed to box
left that had the pounds
worried. For five Trinke beyond
ltnued with Shurock probably outweighed Smith six
land a haymaker that pounds
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-10-21

Both men began to slow up about the
sixth round and the man with the high
wayman S name began to show up bet
ter. In the last few rounds Turpin was
very aggressive but he had none the
better of Turner in this respect. The
latter has a wonderful lett and hard
right. If he were only to be trained
ON land under good conditions there is
no doubt that he would make very
fine boxer. He has, and the same may
be said of Turpin, strength, activity,
hitting power and natural grace of
movement that is a sure sign of pos
sibiIities as a boxer.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-10-21
Decision Criticized.

There was much adverse criticism
when Fox declared the bout a draw.
However the decision may have been,
one thing was plainly shown; and that
is that Smith can not afford to travel
the primrose route with Jack McFad-
den few days before go and then
agree to box a long, rangy lad like
Trinkle with clean break at the word
of the referee.
Smiths forte is inside work. Last
night he had no chance to get in any
of this kind. as. the minute they
clinched, they were broken away Also
he did not look fit. He has little flesh
on him, but he had tinge of pudgi-
ness about him and looked far from
being the sprighly lad who worked out
with Nelson last week.
1t is true that Smith was the ag-
gressor all through, even when his face
was rocked back with horrid jabs and
his nose was streaming blood. Towards
the last he bueked up wonderfully, but
was unable to do much effective work.
TrinlIle was too long for him and kept
him away with the same old head
rockers.
The first four rounds were Smith s
worst. 1t looked then as though Trim
kle would surely get him. During the
last few rounds it was Trinkle who
slowed un and Smith made a whirl-
wind finish in the fifteenth round. but
could not hurt the other lad.
Under the conditions of the bout it
seems to the Advertiser representative
who was present at the ringside that
the decision should have been given to
But he does not assume to
know more than an oldtimer like Mr..
Fox. and the latter's impartiaIity is
absolutely above dispute.
There was a large crowd in attend
ance. nearly every seat being taken.
There were plenty of sailors there and
they enjoyed the evenings entertain,
ment immensely. It was certainly the
best ever seen in that arena. and Jack
Scully made a three Dagger hit when
he put on the coIored boxers They
we're three bouts such as could seldom
be seen in one ring on the same night,
md the fans will doubtless show their
appreciation when Seully pulls off any
more goes.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-10-21
TO CURE A COLD IN One DAY

Take Laxative Bromo Qu1n1ne
Tablets. All druggists refund
the money if it fails to cure.
E. w. Groves signature is on
each box
PARIS MEDICINE CO.. St. Louis. U S. A.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-10-21
Frommer Very Clever.

Frommer danced all round Shurlock
an every round, chopping him to pieces
with a wicked left that soon had the
Washington boy worried. For five
vainly trying to land a haymaker that
would end the go and Frommer meet
ing him with those awful lefts full in
the face, sometimes bringing over a
right to the stomach.
About the middle of the fifth round
Frommer landed hard right in the
solar plexus. Shurlock bent double and
.clasped Frommer round the waist, rush
Ing him across the ring by his mere
weight Referee Fox separated them
and then FrOmmer landed another one
that sent Shurloek down for the count
of nine.
He got up and wobbled across the
ring when another smash sent him to
the floor. This time the gong saved
him and he was literally dragged t. his
corner by his seconds. In the sixth
Shurlock seemed to have gained a new
lease of life and rushed after his shifty
opponent with wild swings, NONE of
which landed.
Again FrOmmer used his right in the
seventh, this time to the jaw and again
Shurlock took the count. He struggled
to his feet dazed and bewildered and
another merciful blow put him down
and out for the full count. After the
bout Shurlock said. "I have no right
to box two tough men on two nights
running. / was bruised and sore today
and nv right hand was not in work
ing order. | should like to have anoth-
er try at this fellow when have had
time to get properly fit
Frommer said: "You must hand it
TO ShurlOck for being a mighty game
boxer. He came back at me strong
many times when / thought l had him
going. l feel that l had the better
of it in every way, however, and am
confident that / can retain the cham
piOnship of the feet against all com
ers."
Frommer made a very good impress |
sion on the local fans. He was in very |
good condition and was never distressed |
during the go. His foot work is quick :,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-06-10
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En- BIylm6n 50 guVmt una casa tsghldl De pSIl
GuataIupO NlHeIO hIrId en- Ol pVCha a AnleOto
LdpN,

"Bsyom6n, Junio 9.-Jefs INFERNO 20.
Iicia inEulRT, San Juan. A les $50 q. m.
decIAT6Be incsndio on CASA tgChada de paia
propiedad dc Bel6n RojaB cslIe Comslio
qu0mGndoUe totalmtnte Iuvestigado eI
caSo results cRBual.-Cab0 MAEtinsE.
MoCa, Junio 9.-ATrsAtados On ms 6Bna
hoy poF guRTdiR Rubisnes mis- 6rdenes
Enrique Manuel Sanchez, suisneg ven
dian un buey Bsgdn ls investigation pra,.
ticRda TetultR hOEt9do enoCha Jol6 Con
zAle2 vsCiuo ba1EiO punta do Rinc6n,-CG.
DO 2. Rozado.
ToR Alta, Junio 9.-Guardis MoFede,
plaza ndmeFo 484, Rrrest6 anochs indivi
duo Guadalupe MaFEeEo poE Rgroui con
AEmR5 AniCeto Lopez On momsntoI que
este tratabB entrar en- Bu Outablecimiento
bRRbsrfa que tien0 este pueblo, si6ndole
Ocupads una navaja con Ia que hiri6 en-
81 psCho 81 L6psE, dentroz sndolo tambi6n
todOs los objetoS que He utiIizaban en- Ia
bRFb0Efa. Dos donunCiRa Is han sido pre-
BsntRdas 81 Marrsro. Extgsls 81 ufior
Juez dc PsE fAnER poF cRda una. .-CRbo
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ANUNCIO De SUBlSTA.
D0Dart,nOnfo tuI Interior d Puerto Rico
BUREAU DE oBRAs PUBLIoAs

Ofoina del Superintsndente.
San Juan, F. R., Mayo 27 dc 19O8.-
PE0posieioneI On pliegoB ceETados para IL
adjudication On pdblica Gubauta de. las
obrR1 de construction de 201O metros II.
nsaleg, mas menoB, do caFroteRs. SscCi6n
O6guag, San Lorenzo, Ko. AL Ko. 6, %
RdmitiF6n ca GBta ofcioR haata lsB 10 4,
m. del dia 10 dc Junio 1908, On que Ne
Rbrir6n pdbIiCsmsnts.
FL PFeIupueltO apToximRdo de las obFas
RBCi0nde s SIS, 10000.
Tod0B lOG dAtoS neCoUREiog, impTego1 6a
pr0poECions1 y ContFRtoB inEtrucCioneU (
los poBtoFeB % dar6n en- e8ta oticina. Tam.
bi6n ss facilitREfn azule8 do loG pianos me.
dante IN d0p6aito provisional do $40 90
que BsR6n EsGmboIgRdoB d davolver dichoB
aSulea.
S0Ek OOndici6n sIsncial del Oontrato uus
81 ContratiIta, paEtir del Bsgundo msI in
elusive del plGEo para lR termination de
los tEabajog, 0jeoute cada me1 obrag por
vRlOE no menor de $5,0O0OO.
La Administrator % raIerva 81 dare
Cho do FeChazE cualquiera todaS Las pro.
posiCi0hel de RdiudicaE sI Contrato bnvo
otrAg condolences que Lar de pEecio sola.
monte.
PoF ordsn del OomiDionsdo dsl Ints.
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