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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-09-12
PEOPLE OF THE DAY
A Publicity Expert.

Richard v. Oulahan. head OF the pub
licity bureau OF the Republican ma
tional committee. Is a newspaper man
OF ripe experience. For the past TWEEN
~ years be has been stationed az the
national capital. half Of that period In
charge OF the New York Suns Wash
ington bureau. Prior 10 his connection
with the Sun he was attached 70 the
stan OF the United Press association.
His long residence In Washington pc
cuiIarly fifs him for his present duties,
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-09-12

Young folks take great pleasure In
acting charades or pantomime. and no
game Is more appropriate for pHrlor
entertainment than the old fashioned
charade. A list OF words which lend
themselves nicely TO the charade a.
given here:
Air-gun, cIub-cloth. horse-chestnut
horse-man-shlp. Idol ddoD, foot-man.
farmhouse. breakfast. buIl-rush. hard
ware. Rnme.keeper. cross-bow. cross
patch, bride-cake, background, eye
glass. plum-puddlng. draw-bridge, band.
boz. court-ship. foot-pnd. lcap.frog. ant
elope. blue-iay.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-09-12
A Good Laundry Apron.

An apron made OF denim, fashioned
like mans work apron, viii be found
more satisfactory when washing than
an ordinary apron or one made OF oil
cloth. The ordinary Bingham apron
soon becomes soaked with the water
that has splashed, and the oilcloth
apron is heavy and bulky and hard 20
work In. Sew two large pockets. one
on each side OF the apron. for putting
the clothesplns In.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-09-12

Cut a slice 81 n round OF veal into
small pieces. on them with salt and
pepper. egg. srumb and brown quickly
In a little butter, then pour over them
half cup OF boiling water: cover
closely and simmer slowly for an hour.
The long. slow cooking makes them
very tender aud imparts flavor that
IL almost exactly like that OF the en-
penslve genuine sweetbreade.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-09-12
FOR THE HOUSEWIFE


Cut small, smooth, green tomatoes
In halves. then quarter the halves. For
every pound OF the fruit use three-quar.
tiers OF a pound OF granulated sugar.
Allow the yellow rind OF one lemon to
each two pounds OF fruit grated or
shaved thin, and the juice. Put the
sugar In the preserving kettle with Just
enough water 70 dissolve II, add the
tomato and lemon and simmer gently
until the tomato Ia tender and trans.
parent This VIII keep without sealing.
as a rule. but II Is better put In small
jars or glasses covered air tight. II Is
SO rich that only little can be used at
time.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-09-12
No More eonu.s. Foe Champs.

No more fat bonuses for baseball
pennant wlnners-nSt IL DE national
baseball commission knows t. That
body recently announced a new rule.
which forbids pennant Winning club
in either OF the big leagues TO pay
bonus to Its players either before or
after the worlds series. Evidently
some Of the club owners have become
tired OF winning big prize and then
giving most OF II away 90 their ball
players. Doubtless the rule was put
through at the instance OF some OF the
club owners. The latest ruling will
take away big part OF the prize mon
ey that has been. going into the pockets
OF the various champs for the last few
years.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-09-12

Its the college spirit instilled by
Hughey Jennings that makes the II
gers play and win" says Claude Ross
man. DetroIt's first sacker.
Jennings has made as forget the ex-
istence OF pay day-made us love the
game for It's own sake.
HE has injected into all OF us his
own spirit, his energy and his cheerful
ness and taught us 10 encourage each
other on the field and of.
Jennings Is the grandest manager In
the world. He has transformed the IT.
gers from team filed with dIssen-
sions to one in which every man helps.
encourages and cheers the other and
made the team one big and happy fam
lily"
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-09-12
A Vivid Picture.

Senator Beveridge at luncheon I'm
Boston during the convention OF the
General Federation OF Women's Clubs
made telling little speech against the
mad pursuit OF wealth.
From the window OF the room a sun
ny garden was visible, and In the gar
den number OF children pursued with
breathless cries swarm OF blue but
terfiies
Mr.. Beverage. waving his hand to-
ward the racing children, said:
Take company OF boys chasing
butterflies. put long tailed coats on the
boys and turn the butterflies into dollar
bills and you have a fine panorama OF
the business world"
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-09-12

Feeding experiments at the Massa
chusetts station Included rice. feed
which has very little fiber comparec
with wheat or oats. II resulted In a
larger production OF eggs. but was not
advised for feeding purposes on ac-
count OF the cost However, II Is often
possible 20 buy slightly damaged rice
at less even than the cost OF corn and
wheat. and In such cases II is desIr.
able food for variety for either the Nay
Ing hens or the young stock.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-09-12

In the bog OF AughrIm. In Ireland, II
was very common thing for gun bar,
rels TO be found, relics OF the great bat
tie there. There was blacksmith who
dug them up In order 10 make use OF
the materiui One Of them exploded IN
his furnace. when he exclaimed: bad
luck 20 your love Of murtherl Isn't the
battle Of Anghrlm aas - T..t yctT'
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-09-12
Peters Middle West Tennis Champion

Charles s. Peters OF Chicago Is the
new champion tennis player OF the mid
die west. He earned the new title re.
Gently at Omaha, Neb.. when he de-
feated Walter IT, Hayes. also Chi
cago man, who has held Il three years.
Hayes is permanent owner OF the mid.
die west cup for singles, having won
II three times, and a new trophy hung
up by the Omaha Field club for the
new champion goes 10 Peters
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-09-12

Bill Armour, former manager OF the
Cleveland and Detroit baseball clubs
and now owner and manager OF the
Toledo club, VIII retire as bench man
ager at the close OF the present sea
son. Nervous strain from excitement
during games Is the cause. He VIII
handle the business end A the future
and do his own scouting for players in
summer
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-09-12

blinded by prejudice or has an unfor-
tunate disposition to obscure the mer-
It's Of controversy 10y strained and ir.
relevant technlcallties"
Mr., Hadley Is native OF Kansas
and is tHrty.six years old He was
educated In the University OF Kansas.
Northwestern university and Chicago
Law school After finishing his stud.
les he settled In Kansas City. Mo.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-09-12

After drawing OF the buttcrmilk
pour a paIlful OF cold water In M
chum over the butter and give IN.
churn four or Eve quick revolutions.
Then draw on the first wash water
and put on the second and turn as be.
fore. II the butter Is hard enough
after the second washing. draw II on
and take out the butter, American
Cultfvator
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-09-12
Nap. Land a Catcher.

Catcher Grover Land OF the Toledo
club In the American association has
been sold 20 the Cleveland club. but
VIII remain with Toledo until the close
OF the present season. on Sept 10. This
Will make Lands second appearance In
a big league.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-09-12

The Chicago National league club
has signed Cy Young star pitcher OF
the Milwaukee Lake Shore league club
Young recently pitched a twenty-one
inning game against Smith of the To
ledo club and allowed only seven hits.
Young formerly attended the Univer-
sity OF Wisconsin.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-09-12

After using and emptying out the
dirt take an old comb and comb the
brush. which becomes matted together.
and II viii take out all the threads and
hair n picks up. and II WIN be the same
AZ when new.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-09-12

II Is not necessarily the largest flock
OF hens that nets the largest profits. A
smaller one well cared for and freed
from loafers may pile up the net gain
much faster even II the gross income
should be decreased.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-09-12

Mccarthy, the young twirler secured
by the Boston Nationals from Pitts
burg soon after the Pirates took him
of Cincinnati's hands. has proved him.
self wonder.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-09-12

King Henry had an arm thirty ak
inches lenR That Is why the English
yard Is Its present Iength-a little fact
which many students have Learned
ana forgotten.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-09-12

as he has come TO know every poll
tician of importance In the country.
Mr.. Oulahan Is about forty years old
well informed on the political ques-
lions OF the day and is one of the best
liked newspaper men at the seat Of
government.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-09-12
n. SPORTING WORLD


~when can't play any more I'll get
cut OF baseball, II would simply be
impossible for me TO be bench man
ager. Our csor;s 70 secure flrst
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-09-12

Frnnk Mount Pleasant. the Carlisle
Indian star football player Is TO enter
Dartmouth.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-09-12

Overioyc "a this Information. the
tinker he-i morning resumed his Ia.
Dor, and little below the ground al
ready cleared he found second chest
double the size OF the first aud. like II.
filled with gold and silver coin.
The account goes on TO state that. be.
coming thus suddenly a wealthy man.
the tinker showed his gratitude to
Providence by building a new chancel
20 the church, the old one being out OF
repair.
And, whatever fiction the marvellous
taste OF those ages may have mixed up
with the tale. certain II Is that there Ia
shown az this day monument In
SwaffhaIn church having an efiigy In.
parble. said 10 be that OF the tinker.
with his dog at his side and his tools
and implements Of trade lying around
im.--Mlrror.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-10-31
KALIHIS WILL NOT
PLAY AT FORT

Paul Burns sent word to this office
yesterday afternoon that the Kalihis
would play the Fort Shafter team any.
where tomorrow except on the Fort
Shafter grounds. He states that he and
the other members do not like the mill
tary diamond. cit is on the side of a
HILL" quoth the big ringer, fand we
are not used to sliding uphill. -
This being the case it is to be hoped
that the match will come off on some
other grounds. Aala park will be accu-
pied and Kapiolani park seems to be
about the only place obtainable. One
reason why the soldiers should play, if
possible, is that they would be perform
ing public service in defeating team
that has the effrontery to publicly &C
knowledge a ringer, such as the Brob-
dignagian Paul, as one of their mem
bers, let alone captain. IN. B. As Paul
occasionally claims to be a Britisher
this last is labeled GA joke"O
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-10-31
WINTER SERIES
GRAND OPENING

Governor w. F. Frear will be in the
box to pitch the first ball over the
home plate when the Kalanianaole
league opens its series on the fifteenth
of next month and Prince Kuhio, after
whom the league was named, viii decide
whether the Governor first pitched
ball win be ball or a strike This
is part of the program which Secre-
tary A. K Vierra, of this league, ex-
poets to carry out. 1t viii surpass any
other opening ceremonies by baseball
leagues in the past and although it viii
be some time yet before this grand
opening takes place, all the members
of the league are busy with the arrange
ments. From Vice President f. S.
Kong, who is by the way the next man
in power, during the absence of E.
Vincent, the president, and down to Ho
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-10-31
SEA WREN MATERIAL
PLEASES SAILORS

The sea wren material, which arrived
for H. D. Bowen on the last Alameda,
has been inspected by several of the
yachtsmen and they state that the wood
is of the very best selected oak and
that. although cut out only in the rough,
the value represented is wonderful.
The freight on these parts was so
and included only the framework. But
the entire parts coming altogether will
not cost as much as this as the pack
king viii be proportionately much
lighter.
There are still two vacancies left
for those who wish to get small boats
and those who are just making up their
minds had better do so as quickly as
possible, as they are only keeping the
other yachtsmen waiting for their
boats.
With the ribs and keelson Mr.. Bowen
also received plans for the moulds and
will have these sawn out at the mill.
As soon as this is done he viii erect
the moulds at a greater distance apart
than that called for in the specifications
and build the boat on his own elongated
plans.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-10-31
DONOR NEEDED
FOR JUNIOR CUP

The Riverside Junior League is sadly
in need of a championship trophy. As
able to secure suitable cup bv it's own
funds and the players are all hoping
that some good citizen who takes an
interest in the national pastime may
come forward and present the much
desired article.
At the last meeting held by the
league, B. HI. Kelekolio and w. Tin
Chong were appointed committee to
purchase cup with the leagues funds
and as there is hardly anything left in
it's Golfers, both of them have decided
to wait. Kelekolio is using every bit
of his spare time to look up some one
who will bestow the cup and is quite
confident that one will come forward
soon.
Beginning this Sunday and until the
Kalanianaole league opens its series,
the games of the Riverside Junior
League will start in the afternoon in
stead of in the morning as usual. There
will be two games played tomorrow
afternoon and both of these will be
hot contests. Manager Sam Hop of
the league has secured chairs for those
who want seats, so there viii be no
by the Aala fans.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-10-31
= s 2lSPORT(S|. 3 -. 3
MORE NEW IDEAS FOR THE
FULL MOON DAY REGATTA
Prize of Surfboard Offered for Best Suggestion
for Water Game on Boards---Spear
Throwing New Feature.

members win begin at half past seven
and will be as follows:
First event-Electric surfboarding in
small surf.
Second event-Torch lit surfboard
races.
Third event-One-paddle canoe races
with torches.
Fourth paddle torch-lit
canoe races, with coIored lights.
Fifth event-Three-paddle canoe race
by electric searchlight.
Sixth event-Swimming with torches
Seventh event-Surfhoard race.
The evening surfing events will be
over by 9 O'Clock so as not to inter
fere with the dancing at the hotels
and the festivities on the hotel
grounds.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-10-31
MOTOR BUS FOR
COUNTRY CLUB

Beginning this afternoon, from now
on, instead of the old horse bus motor
bus win make trips from the end OF
the Nuuanu street car line every Sat
urday and Sunday.
On Sunday the bus will start run
ming at 9 a. m. and will meet every
other car alternately until 6 p. m. On
Saturday the bus viii start at l p m.
and continue till p. m. The fare
charged will be the same as that paid
for on the horse drawn vehicle.
This is good news for the golfers as
it means a quick run from the end of
the car line and a considerable saving
of time, which is of great Importance
sometimes when a player is anxious to
get to the links in time to sign on
for tournament.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-10-31
WAlANAE SAIL
BY MOONLIGHT

The moonlight cruise to Waianae sug-
gested at the last meeting of the yacht
| club, will take place on full moon day
Saturday, November Z. The yachts will
leave Honolulu harbor at about three
o clock in the afternoon and will be
joined by the Hawaii IL outside the
entrance to Pearl Harbor. This cruise
is for club members only and those
wishing to go should communicate with
Messrs. Turner and Rietow as soon as
possible so that a place may be found
for everybody.
There will be quite a bunch of sail
ing and power yachts go on the cruise
and it bids fair to be real, old, jolly
good time such as yachtsman always
have when the get together.
No more delightful time could be hit
upon then next Saturday as the moon
will be full and the weather prophets
state that the wind is due to blow
strong and steady off shore as long as
the moon is round.
If this be the case the yachts should
arrive off Waianae about ten clock.
Then they will drop anchor and there
will be the usual going ashore and
round of visits to each boat. The of
fcer in charge will fly the signal for
all hands to lay aboard the flagship
and then that mystic operation, so
strange to landlubbers, known as splic-
ing the main brace, will be gone
through with proper ritual and trim
mings.
In the morning there will be luau
ashore and then the yachts will start
out for the trip home. As far as Bar
ber' S Point the wind will be cbout
abeam, but from then on it will be q
thrash to windward so that plenty Of
time must be allowed if the trip IS to
be finished before midnight.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-10-31
SONNY CUNHA AND WARREN
WIN BY GREAT TEAM WORK
BY Defeating Castle and Cooke Two Straight
Sets Cunha and Warren Win
Championship.

match was finished, everybody went
through that inexplicable movement,
half shake, half SILVER, one sees in a
theater when the curtain falls and the
lights rise after a tense and dramatic
situation.
The match was won by Cunha and
Warren SO, 10, 60, 90. The record
OF the last set was:
Cunha and Warren-First set, 80; sec
ond, game; third, 80; fourth, game;
fifth, game; sixth, game; seventh, game;
eighth, game; total, 6.
Castle and Cooke-First set, game;
second, Is; third, game; fourth, 80;
fifth, 0; sixth, Is; seventh, go; eighth,
Is; total, 2.
1t will be noticed that there were no
deuce games and one love game in this
set.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-10-31
HooRAY FOR WEDNESDAY NEXT.

Hooray, hooray for Wednesday next;
Then, past election day,
Wen all have time to rest from work
And do little play.
No longer then in dire distress
The sporting man will roam,
He IL pick up news at every step
Ard feel again at home.
Instead of soap-box diatribes
That fill the monday air,
Instead of spluttering torches that
At evening meetings flare,
We II hear the kindly voice of sport
Aloha to the same
And warm elections frozen hearts
At emulation s flame.
No more that oft-repeated talk,
You better vote for me, -
VIII hammer at our weary ears,
Like murmurs Of the sea;
At monday hour the same old gang
Will meet at King and Fort,
But not to talk of politics,
NO,-glorious change-of sport.
And so the sporting writer man
Once more win earn his pay,
Nor dream of politics at night
And vilify by day.
Then once again you III see him smile
And cordially unbend;
His crouch, like these old politics,
With Tuesday night will end
JACK DENSHAM.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-10-31

Tong, the ticket collector, are going
ahead with the preparations.
A. K. Vierra, one of the Big Three,
stated yesterday that nothing but clean
baseball will be seen at Aala Park
hereafter, at least this is what our good
friend A. K. expects to see himself.
Vierra is himself true sportsman and
as he is the secretary and general pro.
moter of this winter league, there is
hardly any doubt that he will use every
effort to enforce the rules adopted by
the league, which call for nothing but
honest and clean baseball.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-10-31
ROYAL HAWAIIAN GARAGE
----Has----
EXPERT REPAIRERS
The Royal Hawaiian Garage,
Hotel street,

opposite the Hawaiian Hotel, has
secured the services of Messrs.
Server, experts in the matter of
automobiles. They have had four
teen years experience in the hand
ling of machines and in gear-cut-
ting. Their occupation has been
in the east and west, where they
have been in the employ of the
best firms. All work entrusted
to the ROYAL Hawaiian Garage
for repairs of any description will
have prompt attention. Ring
telephone IoI. All work guar
anteed.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-10-31

]
surely going at it the right way to make
a tremendous success of the full moon
! day regatta on November Z. The pres
ident and other officers of the club are
busy every spare moment, either look
ing after arrangements or cogitating
over new ideas for the great event.
Here is the very latest and every
lively youngster who can work his
brains as well as his limbs in the water,
should get busy with his think box and
send in suggestion. A prize ot real,
ripe fine new surfboard will be given
to the surfrider who sends in, between
row and Friday evening November 6,
the best suggestion for game to be
played by surfboard riders. All sug-
gestions should be written out plainly
and delivered to Kenneth Atkinson be-
fore the time mentioned.
The last addition to the list of events
is surfboard fitting contest with
spears. Each competitor will be pro-
Hvided with old Hawaiian willow wand
spears and will be started in the surf
from point convenient for the pur-
pose. Near shore there will be a blad-
der anchored and the rider who is able,
while standing to east the spear and
burst the bladder will receive the prize.
This is a very clever idea and will
doubtless result in a most exciting con-
test when the able young athletes come
scooting down the waves, balancing
themselves cleverly for the throw. Each
rider will carry six spears and must
cast only while standing on the board.
The object that the club has in view
is to develop water sports and to add
as much variety as possible to this
healthy form of amusement so that in
terest and enthusiasm will always be
fresh. Another stunt that will prob
ably be brought off will be for Atkin-
son and some of the more expert riders
to come in on a board two at time.
This is feat that has not been per
formed at Waikiki for some years.
The following is the tentative list of
events already made up by the COM
mittee in charge. From 2 to 5 p. M:
First ent-Surfboarding in big
surf (a) Long distance contest; (b) !
relay surfing; (c) fancy surfing.
Second event-Canoe-sail race for |
beginners.
Third event-Single-pa paddle canoes
for big boys.
Fourth event hree-paddle canoe
race for beginners.
Fifth event--Two- paddle canoe race, |
paddlers in each canoe to be brothers. /
Sixth event = Three paddle canoe |
race for girls.
Seventh event-Three-p paddle canoe
race for women.
Eighth event-Spear- fitting on surf
boards.
Ninth event-Surfboard contest for
girls.
Tenth paddle canoe race
for boy beginners.
Eleventh event-Surfboatin race
Twelfth Notwithstanding and body
surfing.
After the daylight program is con-
GUIDED a luau will be served on the
Outrigger grounds from to 5 p. m.
The camp fires viii be lighted at dusk,
and from then until eleven there will
De illuminated canoeing on the lagoon.
The entertainments in the grass houses
viii go on all the evening, and the
lances at both hotels will commence
It clock.
The evening events for senior club