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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-09-03
THE VERMONT ELECTION.

to the political apathy of the
elections coming close together and the
in
thereby alarming the
of
majority of other choosing Republican
Republican filed their housed
cider
the spel-bi
Considering when
of
muehsm off was
this Maine,
falling November
slump.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-09-03


of
hohg Christ hitherto wihsod
which cigarette caressy dropped
perhaps
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-09-03

published regarding
comparisons that quite misleading
plurality
verlOoks the elections held
Associated
years by
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-09-03
OCk.I0ki1g Sole
Laces,
EmbrOideries,
Lace and
Ribbon Remnants
NEXT
TUESDAY, SEPT. list
AT 8 O'CLOCK.
TUESDAY, SEPT. list
AT 8 O'CLOCK.

We desire to close all broken lines
of merchandise before our annual in
ventory, Sept. 80, and are marking such
lines at cost and less.
These laces, embroideries, etc, are
now displayed in our show windows
and are marked at prices that will sell
them out with a rush.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-09-03

Perhaps $ peace of mndt
be fleet committee accounts to Ovestar
involved
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-09-03

off exposition
The
have left enough in Japan the show
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-09-03

If correspondents had with this fleet,
ferred that they timely
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-09-03

If the municipal is knocked will
OF his own buzzsaws when it strikes a
The Detroit times., 1908-06-06

According 10 Manager Jim MCGUIRE,
OF the Boston club, the exclusive
right OF baseball organization 10 the
air above its parks is soon TO be a
subject for legislation. The matter
came up In yesterdays game when
an ambitious advertising firm foated
its customary bunch OF kites over the
ball park. with elaborate signs. set
ting forth the values OF somebody S
patent bread and somebody else 5
smokeless cigars. pendant from the
artificial elevation thus secured. The
wind happened To be In an unusual
quarter and the signs noated square
ly over the pitchers box.
Jim MCGUIRE was observed emery
ing from Boston's dug-out He gazed
into the air and shifted.
Il kick on them kites, he remarked
10 Umpire Sheridan.
The imp. MCGUIRE. Manager Jen-
nings, OF the Tigers, and almost every
body else rubbered into the air
What can K do, JIM" inquired
Sheridan. The fellow whose flying
EN- is outside the grounds
We might send out word 10 the
man " ny MS hlttg oukbCshCQ
diplomatic Jennings.
Its a DUN outrage" shifted Nc
CURE My man Cravath just now
lost fly because he got II mixed up
with kite. How can a man play ball
with the air full of them things?"
Now don't get peeyish, admon-
ished Sheridan. Your whole team
was up there minute ago and the
guy with the kites didn't kick any"
This was a brutal remark in view OF
the fact that Mcclure had Just
changed pitchers and the Tigers had
batted out FIVE large runs, giving
them lead of two In the weird game
being staged
"I'll write Ban Johnson about IT."
MCGUIRE vociferated and resumed his
place. grumbllng audibly.
MCGUIRE is in earnest about his
kick and there is considerable sense
In 1t. undoubtedly. At the hotel last
evening he elaborated on the deep
nature OF the problem which was be-
fore the league.
They've got balloonnery out near
Boston," said he, and | hear that
soon the automobiles Will be whizzing
through the air as we'll as along the
ground. What will the American
league do when its box seats are va.
Gated for places in some OF them
cloud-scraping contraptions They
can skate along up there In the air
and get a view OF the game sight
free, II we don't stop EN- somehow.
And where Is the revenue going to
hnn ..tll y
getting balloons and airships mixed
up with their fly balls and somebody
Is likely TO drop a pop bottle on your
The Detroit times., 1908-06-06

slide 10 third the day before. after no
had whacked out the triple that won
the game
McGuire has ordered up the reserves
sending word TO Utility Man Donahue
and OutfleldeT McHale 70 join the team
In Cleveland. where Case Patten will
also report.
Killifer and Schmidt showed up Tho
neys bad arm once more. Poor Jack
tie used to have a wing that could
carry the ball from deep center clear
into the grandstand
The midget Mcconnell is utterly ire
pressible here and looks BY all odds
the league 1905 md Three hits yester-
day and not an error ia either OF the
TWO games played at Bennett park
Jim Mcclure was chased in the
eighth when Egan called Winter out at
hrst after sullivan had scored Bad
news that which Jim heard from the
remote confines OF the yard shortly af-
ter
Downs made a hard effort 20 catch
sullivan at the plate when he scored
the run that broke the.tif In the eighth
but McFarlGnd's drive had pulled him
on balance Just enough to spoil the
throw
Winter turned on neat play on Nc
Intyre In the seventh when he speared
Mstty's grOunder ia hts sloved hand
ana tossed him out at FIRST without
using hts throwing paw anywhere in
the operation.
On two occasions Unglaub robbed
The Detroit times., 1908-06-06
RedsOx Larrup Kian But Tiges Luck and Fight it Out

Ira Thomas was among the canned
Winter surely had a beautiful curve
ball.
Laporte reopened wound In his
throwing hand in me preliminary prac-
tice.
c. Schmidt is becoming some Hagger-
~ and incidentally. what Il swell ar
ticle OF ball he Is catching,
Run IL out" yelled Hughie TO Ross
nan when Mcfarland dropped the third
strike, but there wasn't chance
In pailiation Of wagner's four-base
heave in the ninth IL must be recalled
that the stalwart snortstopper had
tripled two runs home in. the Arst
Schaefer added TO his record a stolen
base and another run lie Is the
league leader In both these depart
ments this year Hoch der kaiser,
Mcfarland. the famous Indian. took
the cure this spring and looks 10 be
coming back TO hts old form. He was
always fine catcher and a hard hitter
II G. Schmidt continues TO take sec
ono on hits and get 'he innelders up
In the air so that thtir throws are hur-
REQ. the Peach will nave TO look to his
lauTeis.
Winter went In cold and that ac-
counted for the Tiger winning batting
rally. The gent with the chilly name
thawed out In fine style thereafter.
However.
Gessler was out with a bad iigament
In his right shoulder. the result OF his
The Detroit times., 1908-06-06
AdRu tk Alleged Simplex
System Of Baseball Scoring!

In couple OF days-or as
soon as the present supply OF
score cards is exhausted-the
concessionaries who have the
privilege OF selling the cards at
Bennett park will attach a can
to the so-called SIMPLIFY system
and will send 1t yipping down
the street.
A score card of the old-style.
commonly used brand, will take
its place and there will be re-
joicing among the fans who like
10 score but couldn't get the
Simplex through their heads.
Nobody ever bought one OF
the Simplex things after his first
experience. The sale OF score
cards fell of TO almost nothing.
A few wise guys found out that
the Simplex could be used by
disregarding all the minute
squares and scoring in each big
square on the old style. but this
was not satisfactory.
However, relief Is in sight.
The Detroit times., 1908-06-06
BIKE RAGING
CIRCUIT AGAIN

After more or less preliminary gos
sip. doubts and uncertainty. national
circuit of bicycle racing is actually
in sight. On Monday last a meeting
was held In the Office OF p T. Powers,
In New York. at which the leading rid
ers now In the east were present. and
preliminaries were arranged.
Blanket entries will be signed by all
riders for the circuit. which will con
sist OF at least IL meets, guaranteed
by the Vailsburg track the new track
which Mr. Powers will at once con
struct in Madison Square Garden, and
the present track al Asbury Park. y.
]. Other tracks will be granted dates
upon application TO the chairman OF
the board OF control, National Cycling
association.
Mr.. Powers states that he will push
the track building in Madison Square
Garden with all speed, and hopes 10
have IL In readiness Immediately af
ter June 20 During the latter part
OF July he will put on a six-day pro-
fessional race, at which the riders
will be on the track two hours night
ly. In connection with a mixed pro-
gram OF other races.
There will be national circuit
meet al Asbury Park on July 4. at
which a l-4-mile national professional
championship will be run.
With national circuit assured. a
new era OF bicycle racing is opened
II is safe 10 say that a rush may be
expected from the amateur TO the
professional ranks, and with the pres
ent growing interest in all that per-
tains To cycling. the incoming crop Of
riders is going TO be in the prosperous
class In short order.
The Detroit times., 1908-06-06

Rossman OF what looked like promis-
ing triples. The Re1soN can cut Rob
ert loose whenever they want to. so
far as Detroit Is concerned. lie always
fields finely here.
Wshoo sam Is being given some aw-
M chases by these boston guys. They
seem 10 have the ability TO hit a couple
OF long ones every day jart out or the
reach OF this stalwart athlete. TO say
nothing OF the bunch he daily picks OF.
Schaefer stole third IN Detroits scor-
Ing inning and got away with IT, as he
usually does when he tries "A stunt on
the bags. There are none who run
bases any better from the Judgment
side OF the proposition. than Detroit's
fine infielder.
The Peach can't oe lost. His throw
10 the plate retiring Mcconnell ia the
seventh was undoubtedly the best we
have seen at Bennett park this year.
The ball was caught away back ia
TVS, territory and Mcconnell is a
mighty lively little man when he
starts Logging IL.
Kiliian left the plate uncovered while
Schmidt and SChaefer Were trying to
run down Lord ia the 9rst Lord duck
Cd the catcher and scored unmolested.
Then Schacfer tried 10 catch lCravath
between rrst and secOnd, but ROssma n
was down al the latter station. MuCn
weeping and gnashiug ~ teeth.
The Detroit times., 1908-06-06

piece TO attempt ia the amount or
space available for the purpose, the
details OF that memorable encounter.
Any time a team scores eight runs
OF seven hits and beats a team that
bangs the ball safely IL times and
has but six men left on base. the ex-
PLANTATION is no simple matter.
However. one prominent factor In
the victory must not be overlooked
and that one is Hughie Jennings.
Hughie has been naturally BIZ In
the dumps for the last week or 90.
With brother lying at the point OF
death in a distant mining camp and
the fear that any moment may bring
dispatch announcing that the end
had come. IT has been naturally n
good deal OF an effort for the doughty
little Detroit executive TO mix up TO
any great extent In the ball game on
the tapis But Hughie stuck 10 his
work and then the more encouraging
bulletins began 10 come In. Yester
day. for the first time the wires
brought message OF pronounced
hope.
With spirits bubbling over with
thankfulness Hughie arrived at he
The Detroit times., 1908-06-06
BOSTON AMERICANS
WILL GET OVITZ

CHAMPAIGN. H.. June Ernie
OvitZ, the best college pitcher in the
west. admitted today he had pitched
for the Riverview club in Chicago on
April 26. and was left at home by Di-
rector HUFF when the players left for
Lafayette on the last trip Of the sea
son Fifteen minutes before train
time Hun asked his star slab worker
about the story. and Ovitz acknowl-
edged its truth II pitched one game,
he said, and at that time ! was de-
barred from playing by the faculty on
a study technicality. and there seemed
to be absolutely no chance OF the fac
ulty allowing me to play" Ovitz Will
GO to the Boston Americans.
The Morrell club journeys 10 Walk
erville Saturday where they play he
strong Walkerville club The fol-
lowing Morrells please report az the
Campau-st ferry at 1880 p. m. j.
Clement. r. Clement, Lougheed,
Smith. Flick. Milan, Lynch. LIGHT,
Wagnar. Mcconnell and Fitzpatrick.
Morrell club plays Kaiser-Blair Sun
day at Morrell park at 3 p. m.
The Detroit times., 1908-06-06
An Extraord nary Offer.

One OF the big surprises In the
marine circles was caused by the ex'
ceptional bargain offered BY the
Major Marine Gas Engine Co. In
which they offer a 2-horse power
marine engine. with complete. boat
equipments. including float feed. car
bureter and electric fitting, fully guar
anteed. for the small sum Of $29. Major
Jones. who Is manager or this concern
says they seem TO be just the thing
the public have been waiting for. and
that they are going fast Send for
their catalogue T, In which they tell
you about their other engines, includ
Ing the Major Jones marine engine
Their salesrooms are located at 277
Jefferson-ave.
The Detroit times., 1908-06-06
AMATEURS LAST
CHANCE TO ENROLL

The committee In charge Of the uni
formed team department OF the Flag
Day celebration. scheduled for June
L., announces second meeting OF the
amateur clubs officials for Duffield
hall. Dufiield and Woodward ayes. on
Wednesday evening OF next week.
This will be positively the last chance
for the clubs that have not taken ad-
vantage of the Detroit clubs invitation
10 the exercises, 10 get their names
IN the rolls.
+ Chairman Weiss OF the Elks base
ball committee is anxious to have II
understood that managers OF both old
time and up-to-date clubs must have
their membership lists at his Office
Immediately
The Detroit times., 1908-06-06
EWRi ONE Of THE
CERTAIN WINNERS

PHILADELPHIA. June 6.-Rsy
Ewry. four times Olympic champion.
looks To have his titles chncned tot
the flfth time. He has entered the
standing broad and high jump In the
try-outs az Franklin field. Philadel-
phia. and 90 Judge from the records
he Is making in training. there 10
not man I'm the country who can
come anywhere near beating him.
Although he has never let himself out
he has cleared I'VE feet four inches
regularly IN the high, around IL feet
In the broad and close TO SO In the
three standing broad jumps Although
he has led the world In his own line
for eight years he Is jumping better
now than he ever did.
Mercer. OF George school. Is being
tipped az the dark horse in the pole
vault at the ry-outs. Recently. after
running quarter In 90 4-5 seconds.
doing better than - feet In the broad
Jump and running In the final heat of
a 220-yard dash he vaulted Il feet
3 l2 inches.
This makes the sixth l2-foot man
who will be seen In competition NJ
Franklin field today, the others being
Allen. OF the lrish-Ameriean a, C.;
Cook. OF Cornell. and Dray. Colbert
and Nelson, OF Yale
Dan j Kelly. who is credited with
having run 100 yards in 8 3.5 seconds
at Spokane. Wash. Two years ago.
and who was expected 10 show record
form I'm the tryouts today. will neither
compete I'm any OF the sprints nor be
a contestant In the running broad
jump. Kelly. in practicing a day or
two ago. IS said 10 have sprained a
tendon IN his leg.
The Detroit times., 1908-06-06
Noteworthy Events in the
American League Race

Cleveland is making her lead
good by daily trouneins New
York. Yesterday Rhoades and
Glade were both knocked out,
but the Maps saved the game with
Liebhardt.
Burns pitched nice ball for
Washington against Chicago, but
had a bad inning at the start and
White won, to I.
Ii rsincd at ST. Louis.
Birmingham, the Cleveland out
fielder, had a perfect record at
the bat In his three times up ara
scored two runs as we'll.
Mig Clarke, the Cleveland catch
er, accepted ten chances without
an error and allowed but one stol-
en- base by the New york crew
for the feature fielding perform
ance Of the day from the busy
standpoint.
The Detroit times., 1908-06-06

The solvay club entertains the eatboat
sailors today.
VI. 4. &. has raised Coach Brewers sal
airy from $1,000 10 $2,VOO and ne VIII
probably stay.
ID. \. G. =. VI. \. C.. 2; u,Iey won from
Ernie vaughn. Lathers ana =
Lerchen got two hits escn.
signoretta. the Italian race winner Of
the derby and the oaks, IS by son
OF Maccaroni. This ~ no joke but
sober fact.
The skeleton 90 the noted race horse
and sire. Brown Hal 2:l2 LIZ, Is be
ing prepared for presentation 10 the
Tennessee H!storicai society
With johnson, n pee-wee southpa on
the slab. Alma won the baseball
championship OF the state colleges
from Albion. 20 yesterday
over 30 teams viii be represented la
uniform at the parade preceding the
Tiger dag day celebration. An enthu-
siastic meeting was held last even
ing.
TIL. Red sox had the distinction Of
leading the American league in bat
ting fasi Thursday, being just one
point ahead OF New York Thsy were
also one point ahead Of New YORK IN
neldIng and yet one team was al
the top and the other at the bottom
OF the standing
There g. 3-yenr-old ally ne Dream
void farm. sired by Dare Devil. EOS.
out Of Expectation. the dam OF Major
Deimar. 1884. that can fly at the
pace.
The recently born full brother 60 CO.
chatO. 3, 2.l1tR. has been christened
Souanto. Cochato and Sduanto were
noted indian chiefs IA the early New
England days.
Jrck Atkins win nj Gruvesend yester-
Z day was the medium OF a big play on
the part % the general public He
carried only i2f pounds and was In
soft spot at to >.
Among the flights of other days" La
the Readville handicap are: Tiverton,
2.O4is Doctor strong. OLA Borai-
ma, 2O5. Aristo, 2OsA Alexander,
2:Ogls Jim Ferry. 2:0siz SolOn Graf
The Detroit times., 1908-06-06
KETCHELL BACK AT
HOME IN DETROIT

Stanley Ketchell, the middleweight
champion OF the world, returned 10
Detroit last night from Milwaukee,
where he successfully defended his
title against Bill Papke.
The champion bears no marks OF the
conflict and expects 10 meet Papke
again al San Francisco.
With Ketchells formal establish
ment OF residence In Detroit, this
city now becomes the home OF the
champion heavyweight and middle
weight boxers OF the world-a pair
who may shortly be matched 70 fight
for the biggest crown of the pugilistic
world
The Detroit times., 1908-06-06
JIM MCGUIRE PEEVES
AT DETROIT KITES

head from a point where you least
expect IL. It's going 10 be fierce,
tell you"
However MCGUIRE is fussing more
about his outheld than the wild cat
balloon stands OF the future. He has
wired efor Donahue and McHale TO
join the team in Cleveland and hopes
20 be able 10 stop some OF the holes
left by Gessler's sprained right shout
der and Laporte's wounded throwing
hand. TO say nothing OF Thoney's bum
wing which the Tigers showed up
again yesterday.
Case Patten is also expected TO
join the club In Cleveland and may
pitch one or the games there.
The Detroit times., 1908-06-06
AttelI and Moran Aaain.

CHICAGO. June 8.-Jim Coffroth.
OF the Mission-st. armory,
who left for New York last night with
Stanley Ketchell. has offered u purse
OF $1,000 with a privilege OF so per
cent of the gate receipts, for 45-
round battle between owen Moran, the
English champion featherwelght, and
Abe Attell, champion OF the world
The Detroit times., 1908-06-06
BANKS BACK AFTER
FINE CHECKER TRIP

Newell Banks. OF Detroit the local
and state checker champion, has re-
turned TO Detroit after a long trip in
which he won every match played
from the best players Of Milwaukee.
Kansas City and other points. losing
only one or two matches in which he
handicapped himself by playing blind
folded
Banks Is now recognized as one of
the leading players OF the country and
may shortly challenge for the cham
pionship.
The Detroit times., 1908-06-06
CMALL CPORT1NG

tan. 2:09h Invader. 2.10. and Coun-
try Jay. 2l0 =.
Ever since the season opened Frank
Chance has made IL a rule that all OF
the Cubs must be In ped by midnight.
With the runnerE-up still climbing on
the champs Chance Will probably
make il o'clock shortly.
OlINet - tho ". I. 4. 4. champion of
the year, though hard pushed by AL
ma in the meet which concluded at
Alma yesterday. watkins OF Hills
dale ran the 220 in % seconds hat
for a new Michigan collegiate record.
The Detroit times., 1908-06-06
SUNDAY CAME At
BENNETT PARK

The Detroit and Boston baseball
clubs have received the consent OF the
American league to shifting the date
OF the game scheduled here for Mon
day. and playing II on tomorrow after
noon.
Play will be called at o'clock.
The Detroit times., 1908-06-06
The Best pills Ever Sold.

After doctoring rs years for
chronic indigestion. and spending
over two hundred dollars nothing
has done me as much good as DR..
Kings New Life pills. consider them
the be st pills ever sold" writes u
+. Ayscue. Of Ingleside. n. c. Sold
under guarantee at f. G. Kinsel, Gray
& Worcester, Central Drug Co drug
stores. Csc
The Detroit times., 1908-06-06
Western High Seconds Win.

Dearborn high fell before the hands
of the Western high second team at
Dearborn yesterday. when the Detroit
ers defeated them by the score OF 3
to g. The battery work OF both sides
need be especially commented upon.
Dearborn expects 10 show its true
colors when the teams line up for bat
tie az Clark park on Tuesday, June 9.
The score.
/ ? 3 : 3 9-R
Western 4 o . o ? / 3 o. .
Dearborn . % o o o - 5
Betteries-w H. :. Hoffman. Gre
mere and Warning. l.. II. >, Moon and
Ready
The Detroit times., 1908-06-06

swimming run made with one out.
2 8 q q u
Detroit % D o p y
Benton "a q % o Z o O-7
Hfts--On Cfcotte fn 2 I-3, Winter S
I'm ia. Two-base htts--Dowps, Tho
ney, Mcconnell. sullivan. Three-base
hhs--MeIntyre, Cravath. Wagner. Sac
rfnce hits--Crawfcrd. Ungiaub ?. wag-
ner. stolen bnses-McIstyre. schaefer,
Cobb, Mcdonnell. First base on balls
BY Cfcotte 2. Hit by pitcher-By XII
Han 4. First base on errors-Detroit
2. Boston 4! Left on bases--Detroit 4,
Boston a. struck out-By Eiiiian 2. by
Cicctte 4, Winter 4. Double pIays-Cobb
and Schmidt. wild pitches-Cicotte 4.
Umpire--sheridan and Egan. Attend-
aace--3,11z.
The Detroit times., 1908-06-06
pelrav Club VS.. Union Lodae.

The Delray club will play the Union
lodge Sunday on the Sprocket grounds
at 2:30 D. m. The following players
please report early kadau. Smith.
Schultz Edwards. p. Lavens. Buck. r.
Iavens. Hogan. Quandt and Opp.
The Detroit times., 1908-06-06
o K.'s to play x. Of S.

The o KS will play the Knights OF
Security AT Garvey's grounds Sunday.
A doublehca is on at GaTvey's that
afternoon The ID. KS will start their
game az 80 sharp
The Detroit times., 1908-06-06
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
STANDING.

Yesterdays Results.
Detroit 5, Boston Z.
Cleveland 8, New York 4.
Chicago/2. Washington 1.
Rain At St/Lsouis.
Todsy's Games.
Boston at Detroit.
New York at Cleveland
Philadelphia at St. Louis
Washington at Chicago.
The Detroit times., 1908-06-06

Yesterdays Results.
Chicago 4. Boston ?.
philadelphia 4. Plttsbufa 4.
81. Louis 4. New York 2
Cincinnati 4, Brooklyn
Today. DANES.
Chicago at Boston
Plttsburg at Philadelphia
81. Louis AZ New York
Cincinnati At Brooklyn.
The Detroit times., 1908-06-06

Winter. who relieved Cicotte in the
third inning. allowed three hits in a
row right off the reel and then didn't
let q Tiger get to first base for 1--WE
mortal innings.
Whereupon the visitors, being I'M
able to stand such prosperity, heaved
the combat away into the bleachers.
The terrific sprinting OF Schmidt had
them up In the air and Matty Mcln-
tyre topped 1t all of with drive so
ferocious that the Boston outfleljer
into whose territory 1t fell disdained
even TO chase il and the ball had 10
be brought In by one OF the home
clubs trained retrievers.
The score was TO with Detroit
on the long end and one man dowa
when the winning run scored.
Far be 1t from the author OF this