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Live Stock Market.

Kansas City, Nov. 12.-Cattle re-
ceipts, 5000. Market steady. South
ern steers, 3.25@5.OO: southern cows,
2.20@34O; stockers and feeders, 800
OATS; bulls, 2.50@4.00; calves, 3.75
@7.00; western steers, 3.50@5.50;
western cows, 2.50@4.50
Hog receipts, 1900. Market 5 to
1Oc higher Bulk sales, 5.4O@5.95: !:
heavy, 5.6O@6.OO; packers and butch
ers, 5.6O@6.O0; light, 5.25 $3.50; pigs.
40O@5.25
Sheep receipts, 1000. Market stea-
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Charles H. Spurgeon, the great Bap-
tist preacher. Mrs. J. L. Leonard had
paper on the evangelist D. L. Moody
and Mrs. G. A. Richardson a paper
on the home life of Phillips Brooks.
Miss Bess Peacock gave a talk on
Mother Aiken, and Mrs. Percy Evans
who had the topic of the times talk
ed about modern flying machines The
attendance was good.
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SON OF COL. WATTERSON
MEETS TRAGIC DEATH.

New York, Nov. 12.-The body of
Harvey Watterson, son of Col. Henry
Watterson, of Louisville, KY, who
met a tragic death late yesterday by
falling from a window on the 10Th
floor of a Wall street building, will
be sent to Louisville today for burial.
result of the shock to come for the
body.
In the opinion of the coroner, young
Watterson lost his balance while try
ing to close the window of his office
ing building ITO feet below.
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THE NEXT LEGISLATURE.

The roster of the next legislature
of New Mexico is as follows:
Council.
Republicans:-E. F. Gallegos, of
Colfax and Union; Juan Navarro, of
Taos and Mora; Charles A. Spiess,
of San Miguel; NJ. c. Mechem, of San
Miguel Quay and Guadalupe; Thorn
as B. Catron, of Santa Fe; P Hanley,
Of Bernalillo; c. A. Baca, of Valencia
and Mckinley; Estevan Baca, of So
corro and Sierra.
Democrats James n. Upton, OF
Grant, Luna and Dona Ana; John Y
Hewitt, of Otero, Lincoln and Tor
rance; w. D. McBee, of Eddy, Chaves
and Roosevelt.
Republicans c. J. Roberts, of
Colfax; Benjamin F. Brown, of Union;
A. c. Pacheco, of Taos; A S. Bush
kevitz of Mora; w. H. Blattman. of
Colfax and Mora; H. Martinez, of Rio
Arriba; Price Walters, OF Rio Arriba
and San Juan; R. L. Baca, of Santa
Fe; E. A. Miera, of Santa Fe and San
dovaf; S. Mirabal, Of Valencia; Jesus
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womants Club studies Preachers

The meeting Of the Woman's Club,
held yesterday afternoon at the Car
negie Library, was devoted to a stu
dy of eminent preachers. In the alb
sence of the president, Mrs. A. Pruit,
who was ill, the second vice president
Mrs. ]. M. Peacock presided over the
meeting. and paper written by Mrs.
Pruit, who was also leader for the
day. was read by Mrs. c. e. Baker.
The subject Of Mrs. Fruits essay was
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VISIT
THE ELECT

Hot Springs, Va, Nov. 12.-What
might be designated a near capital
seems to have been established here
in the Virginia mountains. President
elect Taft has surrounding him to-
day the largest coterie of statesmen
and politicians that have been with
him since the election. Among them
are Vice President-elect Sherman,
National Committeeman Ward of New
York, and Representative Burton of
Ohio, candidate for the United States
senatorship of Ohio to succeed Fora
ker
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CHARGED WITH CONSPIRACY
TO MUREDR CARMACk

Nashville, Tenn, Nov. 12.-John d.
Sharpe, ex-sheriff of this county, was
arrested today, charged with murder
and aiding and abetting in the MUIR
der of former Senator Carmack. This
arrest followed the meeting of the
grand jury al which several witness
eS were examined.
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Your grocer has the latest of
DIR. Prices discOveries..-Cream
of Oats.
SUSPECTED MURDERER
WAS THE WRONG MAN

San Jose, Cal, Nov. 12.-William
Hatfield, of Cook county, Texas, who
was arrested here two months ago
upon suspicion of being James c..
Dunham, a sextuple murderer, was
set at liberty last last night after
preliminary examination. Twenty-four
witnesses, all men of prominence, tes-
tilted that Hatfield was not Dunham.
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Ullery Furniture Co. are receiving
large consignments of all kinds of
hardware and plumbing goods, keep
ing a large force of men and several
drays steadily at work. They expect
many large shipments to come. in yet.
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dy Muttons, 4.OO@6.OO; lambs, 4.4O@
600; range wethers, 3.75&5. 90; fed
ewes, 2.50@4.25
The Wool Market.
St. Louis, Mo, Nov. 12.-Wool firm,
Territory and western mediums, '17@
20; fine mediums, 15@17; fine, 12@14
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Mrs. Mary Bentley has leased the
Barnett flats over Morrison Brothers
store. all newly furnished by the u
lery Furniture Co. Nicely furnished
rooms to rent. Call and see them. t1s
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For Sale.

Two lots on a corner, 100 by 1913
feet, close in. Must be sold at once.
Two lots on Washington Avenue, ar
tesian water right, well located. $3.50
if sold this week.
TITLE & TRUST co.
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TWO MORE
BAD WRECKS

Rochester, N. Y, Nov. 12.-Three
cars of the eastbound Twentieth Cen
tury Limited, the New York Cen
trails fastest train, were thrown from
the rails at Blossom Road Crossing
just east of this city shortly before
three o'clock this morning, but
strangely enough not one of the many
passengers who were hurled from
their 'berths,. was badly hurt. A broA
en- rail is said to have been the cause
of the accident. The three cars hurl-
ed from the track turned over. on
their sides and the passengers scram-
bled through the windows and doors
in the clothing in which they were
sleeping. Many of the passengers
complained of bad bruises and jolts,
but none were seriously hurt.
Passenger Train Wrecked.
Butler, Pa, Nov. 12.-Passenger
train No. IL south-bound on the Bes-
semer and Lake Erie railroad, running
forty miles an hour, was wrecked five
miles north of here late last night,
the tender jumping the track in a
deep cut and the baggage car and
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Dance at the Club.

The Commercial Club will give a
dance Friday night in honor of the
visiting football team from the Uni
versity of New Mexico. Club members
and members of both teams are cord
tally invited. Il
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EMPEROR OF CHINA
BELIEVED TO BE DYING.

Pekin, Nov. 12.-It is the consensus
of China is very sick. Today he is re-
ported to be still sinking. He will not
accept western medical attention.
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RECEIVER FOR MUNICIPAL

Cleveland, O., Nov. 12.-Judge Tay-
lor, of the Federal court, today nam
ed Warren Bicknell and Frank A.
Scott receivers for the Municipal
Traction Company.
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U. S. WEATHER BUREAU.

U. S. WEATHER BUREAU.
(LocaI Report. Observation Taken st
500 a. n.y.
Roswell, n. NJ, Nov. 12-Tempera-
ture.--Max., Al; min, 27; mean, "a
Precipitation, 90; wind s. E, veloc-
ity l mile; partly cloudy.
Forecast, Roswell and Vicinity:
Fair tonight and Friday; stationa-
ry temperature.
Comparative Temperature Data:
Extremes this date last year.
Max, 50; min, %.
Extremes this date, IA years rec
ord.-Max 80, '99-1903; min 81, 1904
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Smokeless and odorless oil heaters.
Enterprise Hardware Co., phone
37S. 1874
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Here to Plumb New Barracks.

Here to Plumb New Barracks.
The ST. John Plumbing and Heat
ing Company, of Colorado Springs,
who secured the contract for plumbing
itary Institute, have sent a force of
six men to Roswell to begin the big
task, the plumbers having arrived on
Tuesday night with three cars of
tools, appliances, etc. They are max
ing their headquarters at the store
of the Ullery Furniture Co.
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Fresh Sauer Kraut, It's fine, &c per
pound.-U. S. Market. phone 81. 8tf
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Room and board for two gentle
men.-106 South Ky. 1873
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They do say Kipling's Goodies are
the Coolest. 217t5
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Messenger Service. Phone 306. 17t4
Have some city property will trade
for horses and mules.-R. H. McCune.
Tito
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DIR. PRESLEY Eye, ear, nose
and throat. Glasses fitted: phone 13n.
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NOTICE. r. A. M.

The regular convo-
Il SA cation of Columbia
Ng INS~N -NH Chapter No. Z, r. A.
lH NJ, will be held on
S& SIN Thursday, Nov. -,
s....A.H 1908, at O'Clock D.
m. Work in the
Mark Master degree. Visiting Com
panions cordially invited 1872
w. H. COSGROVE, Secy.
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Everybody says Chocolates made by
Kipling can't be beat. 217t5
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Christian Church Concert Novem-
Der gath. 20t3
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grown this season.-U. S. Market,
Phone 81. OStf
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two coaches being hurled against the
bank and turning half way on their
sides. There were over a hundred
passeners and all escaped with but
slight injuries.
Investigating Wreck.
New Orleans, La, Nov. 12.-AS q
result of the collision yesterday at
cans and Northeastern railroad which
cost eight lives and seriously injured
a score of other persons, Wayne
Blackburn, engineer, and A. B. Keys,
conductor of the Northern express
which telescoped the local train, have
been arrested pending a thorough in
vestigation Of the wreck.
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The Cream of Rolled Oats DR..
Prices, try a package-it's good,
at your grOCers.

Roller Skates Enterprise Hard
ware Co. 1914
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L. Wallace Holt, P. M. Felix Lodge
No. 30. By order of worshipful Mas
ter w. H. COSGROVE, Sec.
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All kinds of good apples at
Milheiser place. Prices reason
able. If
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Members of Ros-
well Lodge No. 1S,
A. F. & A. M, are
. requested to attend
a special communica
ton tomorrow, Fri
day, Nov. 13, at IL: 80
p. m. Funeral of Bro.
1t, P. M. Felix Lodge
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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-05-21
; TES5s Sporting News ST. SSH ::5:7
CHANCES Of
kE|O NINE
HaWaii's Team Will Have No
Snap With Japanese
Aggregation

There has been quite little comment
lately since the visit of the Keio Uni
versity baseball team has been assured
as to just what chance the local teams
would have with the japanese when
they play their three-cornered series
this coming July together with team
from Santa Clara College.
From the observations of an old fan.
who has followed the game since its
birth here almost, so to speak, may be
drawn the conclusion that the home
boys have to sit up and take notice if
they want to capture the season s
honors.
When the st. Louis boys went over
to Japan last year, thew took with them
the pick of Honolulu 5 ball tossers; in
fact, a team far better than the one
that was left behind to meet the All
Star Spaldings.
The first game proved surprise to
the Saints, who never dreamed that
they would find any such action in a
team of foreigners so new at the game.
Yet these same little Japs hammered
away, winning the game from Hawaii 8
boys after twelve innings of the best
baseball ever seen in the Orient, closing
with the small score of to 3.
The second. third and fourth games
were taken by the Saints, each game of
two, four and eight runs respectively,
showing that, although losers, the Japs
managed to make it interesting while it
lasted
The fifth. and last game was taken by
the university. 1t was another long
game, with slight margin only to
spare, thus giving the series to the
Honolulu team by single game only,
when they really expected to annex the
whole five.
Keio lacked heavy stick work, not
being able to find the Saints pitcher
at all. They succeeded in winning their
two games by keen Judgment in base
running and the now popular "squeeze
play
Since the visit of the st. Louis team
to Japan the country is baseball crazy.
The team from Keio University is now
under the charge of an imported coach
from the States, and it is safe to say
that when the three teams meet, one
from the East. one from the West, and
one from Hawaii. local baseball will be
given one of the biggest boosts it has
ever received.
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KALIHI LEAGUE
SOON TO START

The Kalihi Baseball League, will holo
a meeting on Friday evening, May 22nd
at 7:3o O'Clock at Cooley Chapel, Ka-
hhi.
Notices have been sent cut TO repre-
sentatives of the prospective baseball
teams who will take part in the league
to be present. as matters of import
ance will be discussed.
President Edwin K. Fernandez
states that there is a possibility Of this
league commencing with its games in
a short time.
Secretary A. L. c. Atkinson was ap-
preached the other day by an officer
from Fort Shafter, who stated that
the soldiers were about to put in
diamond in the grounds back of the
Headquarters, and suggested that ii
would be a good plan to have the
Kalihi Baseball League play their
games there. temporarily, until the
new park is completed.
The Kalihi Athletics are preparing
to give another concert on June 9Th in
the new KaIihiwaena Hall on Kane
hameha " Road. A varied and inter
esting program will be rendered. Adj
mission viii be 80 cents, children p
cents
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HIGHS STILL
ON BAD SIDE

In the game Of fnterscholastic base
ball played yesterday between the
nine representing the Honolulu High
School and the aggregation f'on Oahu
College, the latter won by an eight to
three score.
II was a slow game, though in the
matter of errors, both teams showed
commendable Improvement. During
the early part OF the game Marcallino
for the Highs made fine showing
which. unfortunately. he did not keep
up. White of the same team was
hard hitter. several two and three bag
gers being Chalked up to his credit
A feature Of the game was the
double play made by Punahou. Desha
at shoNstop caught a bee-liner, threw
it rapidly 10 second and put man
out there. Dodge at second keeping
up the good work by putting the bat
ter out just as he reached first by
throwing to Lidgate. The lineup OF
both teams follows:
Punahou-Hoogs 3b: Lyman c; Da-
Wis p: Lidgate III; Dodge 2b; J Desha
IS: Townsend IF. ". Desha-D Dodge CT;
Akina If
High SChool-Sing Hun 3b: Marcal-
limo III: Rice CT: White Oh: ~Achieu p:
Davis If. PaIi-GillIland IF; Norton c:
ChillingwOrth S.
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CAPT. HARRIS
TAKES HAWAII

The transpaeific racing yacht Hawaii
viii be turned over to Captain s. J.
Harris today to put in shape for her
racing engagement. He will take her
out on trial cruise, and will make
what alterations in her ballast, etc,
that he may see fit.
Harris will have full say with re-
gard TO the crew 1t is understood that
the application of James w W. W.
Brewster for the position of first mate
is receiving favorable consideration.
There is chance, however, that a
slight indisposition on the part of Mr..
Brewster may interfere with his ac-
ceptance of the first mateship should
the same be rendered him.
Yesterday the Hawaii was equip
ped with square yard and square
sail will be tried out as soon as pos
sible.
1t is understood that no member of
the local press will be sent to San
Pedro with the boat, as il is the wish
of the committee that the person who
does the press work should be able
to do a little booming for the Territory
on the side. Alexander Hume Ford
may be the man.
incidentally the YACHT needs $4,000 to
complete her, though where this sum is
coming from is a question. A ways
and means committee has been appoint
ed to undertake the task of raising the
wind
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ATHLETE All SAM HAS
ACQUIRED SPEED

II was definitely decided yesterday
that the athletic carnival IN May 3orh
shall take place at the Orpheum thea
ter The main event VIII be a 10
round scientific boxing exhibition be-
tween Jockey Willis and An Sam. The
preIimfnarfes viii consist Of boxing.
wrestling and bag punching.
Willis IL training az the Hotel Baths.
He weighed lOT pounds yesterday az
ternoon A number Of local people who
ga "a him work We're surprised at his
cIeverness and viii back him 10 win
when the gong summons the TWO men
together
An sam is training over mis- store
on Nuuanu avenue. His sPlfrlng part
ner is wahilaui Yesterday he weigh
I'd 12s pounds and has 20 take OF SIX
pounds Of avoirdupois before he can
naka the stipulated weight
The Chinaman has improved since
his last appearance In the local ring.
He has done a Iot Of boxing in private
and has developed unexpected speed.
He also retains the punch which has
stood bin in such good stead IN pre-
vious battles
When the weight consideration -
taken into account the match JOCKS
like q very interesting one and al
ready speculation is rife as Z. Nn'
the winner viii BE-.
The preIiuinaries VIII be announced
probably tomorrow
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CANOES ARE
NOW ORDERED
Outrigger- Club Will Help to
Entertain Men of the
Fleet.

At the directors meeting Of the Out
rigger Canoe Club held yesterday af-
ternoon at r. H. Trent's office it was
decided to order the Immediate pur-
chase of a number Of canoes and surf
boards for the use Of the members who
are now paying their dues
No committee was appointed to ar
range for the canoe regattas during
the stay of the fleet. it being decided
that the surfboaTds be placed at the
disposal of the man-of-warsmen at
any hour of the day and that no pos
sibly annoying cut and dried program
be arranged for any set hour. There
viii be surfboard plays every after
noon and possibly all day long during
the stay Of the fleet, and the canoes
will be in constant use-the sailor beys
can do the rest when they please and
as they please.
Membership. canoe, surfboard, build
ing and other committees were APP
pointed, with instructions to get busy
at once.
Allan Herbert asked to become life
member upon payment of fifty dollars,
and was named as chairman of the
building fund committee. TO which the
dues of the life members will be turn
ed over, subject to approval of the
club as whole.
The president of the society was in
%structed to offer the cooperation of the
club to the fleet committee in any en-
deavor to amuse the visions from the
war vessels.
The meeting adjourned with the I'M
derstanding Of an early call 10 consider
the plans being prepared by Mr.. Pink
ham for the lanai on the Waikiki
grounds.
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TRACK RACER DUKE
HAS A GAME LEG

The half mile match race which was
To have taken place on Saturday at
Kapiolani Park between Duke and
Shamrock has been called off owing 10
the indisposition Of the Duke.
There are at least a couple Of match
races in the air for Saturday after
noon, the principal being a three
eighrhs Of mile dash between Sure
Shot and Duke Spencer Jr-. al 5
o'clock
Makaala Is beng worked regularly
and there * a chance that last Sat
urday's winner will be seen on the
track IN z match race on Saturday.
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LINGERING COUGHS.

Persistent coughs that continue
through the spring and summer usual
x indicate some throat or lung trouble,
and = IS 4 serious mistake to neglect
them. Chamberlain Cough Remedy
Is famous for it's cures Of coughs o.
this nature and a few doses taken In
time may have docter's bill and per
haDs years Of suffering. For sale BY
Benson. Smith & Co, Ltd, agents for
HAWAIIAN Islands
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: { oming Events
-sSs, IL IL LIZ 4sak- ~se- -lA

May 2l-Meeting Honolulu Baseball
League. i2:I5 .. m.
May 22-Baseban, Kaahumanu VS..
Aliiolanis.
May 22-Kalihi Baseball meeting, 7:30
p. m.
Nay 23-Aala A c. luau, Motley
Hall.
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