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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-10-25


In political campaign duty of the in
dvdu voter sunablet possible
the results
public Honolulu has
claim to nfabity 1t has given
patient all the presented for the suf
fa electors eongratus marked improvement
the candidates named by the various parties over
f9p put IN nomination AZ Tue - @ ~ @ b = was M able to in 1906
% % as % WIN c1SnpATgs @ ENpoRsEp AND BELIEVED TO BE WORTHY
nAronsr Harvey E. Henriques J. A Hughes D. M Kuphea
REpREsENrAr1vEs FOURTH D1srR1cr-A
Kahoohalahala Kamanuu D. Mahua
huaR Rathburn, R w shinge -
REPRESENTATIVES cOrea A Kaie0pu D.
Kauakukui L. KeawepOOe R. Kinney M K"ikam T.
DAYonTne Federation regrets that it
dates for MavO The Mayor City Honolulu should
e t who oives promise of wise honest
of the ciy the Federation the candidates
qualifications Federation dOunees that provision OF n
Honolulu municipal the Mayor shall not engage any
outside business securing of Mayor from among
the active and practical business men,
sHER1FF-C P. Iaukea, Jarrett J. Wise
While endorsing the good record he has made the
Civic Federation disapproval of the course pursued by m
candidate after having stated that he would not
= stand % sggERIps Honolulu M n1onsarrat
pah KoOlaulOa l. Fernandez; waiaua O. Cox;
waianae, R. L.. Gnlnand
TREASURER H Won Holt
SUPERVISORS AHA 1ngham D kauOkaan
sr W. A. Kane A Logan w H Mcclellan, J. K Paee j.
Quinn E. N Watkins
CANDIDATES OPPOSED.
For Representative Fifth
The convicted of various vloohS OF law
For County Attoney--J W. Cathear - ~. ;.u
such evidence and are so strengthened
m the utterly inadequate by Mr. Catheart himself tat ne
vote for him. and beheVes that
good his election 1t also OF ,n
% @ his office during wholly isqaffe him from
For Supervsor-H Neda
of candidate as ponce 'Si So"U '
feat for important office . ou III
The Federation earnestly repeats its advice to voters to support IN al
all reelection VINO are De
ioved have faithf andg service
If before day. further light be shed upon the records OF m
ealing for changed of the Federation due noe
sill he through the daily papers
FOR 'ns N X MYERS Acting President
,ru,ni,tse on Legislation ant Public Servants
Conhnl''ee y" H DICKEY
D
WR CASTLE
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-10-25
The County Attorneys Reply to the
Charges Is Deemed utterly In
adequate" and Good Citizens
Are Called Upon to Oppose His
Election.


following the Federation through it's Executive
yesterday, Cathcart
81 W. CATHCART.
standing against this candidate before this
such evidence and
utterly inadequate reply made by Mr. Cathcat
patriotic eecor
citizens should his election
his conduct of his office during the past
two wholly dsqualfes him reelection
The Washington herald., 1908-07-25
ALL THE NEWS IN THE World OF SPORT
MARATHON RACE WINNERS.

The Marathon race has been the feature
event m every Olyu0iad since the revival q
ne games st Athens In Is9S The dislarcs
mas varied from time % time ac-17ciiug 70
TIE possibilities Of The course selected. ls1t
has always b-sn between twenty-five and
tEenty-six miles
In $50 the race. which was r1n over the
hlstor1c course vas won By a Greek u-n-
ner named Loues. who covered the o1urss n
hdirs. S minutes % sec1u6s -Four years
later. a. the Paris meeting Teato a French
nan. was first % c1mplefe the gr1eling
Struggle ove- the dusty reads His time
was z hours, 81 minutes In ls14 came
AEer1ca's 5 TIM. for when the great distarce
race was heid a. s. Lo1is. it vas Hicks
who was rVoclaimed the winner. his tine
being hours. = minutes. 3 seconds.
Two years ago Sherring carried the 11aule
leaf emblem = Canada ac-oss the line
hTs1 AZ Athens. much to the disc aEpoiurueut
q the thousands q Greeks who filed the
marble Stadium IN the hope Of witnessing
another victory for their couutrymen. shsr-
rinz time vss the hes; ever made in a nod
ern Marathon race. being hoiIzs. 81 min
u-es 2 J5 seconds. and sirce Il vas r1zde
over the tine Marzthon cou7se. the fact
hat he cut MINUTES. s. IS seconds on
Loves lss6 record added credit % the
Canadians feat
The Washington herald., 1908-07-25
FISHING ON HORSEBACK.
How squid Are Caught on the Cali
fOrnfa Coast.

F-o1, FST's Magazine.
On the California coast they fsh on
horseback- After a big blow enormous
numbers OF sQuid are sometimes seen
washing about among the pounding
breakers.
When such news comes 10 the town
every nan or boy who can beg or borrow
horse goes galioPing down 10 the beach
armed with a six-foot bamboo, at the end
Of which IS a strong steel hook
They dash into the surf and driving the
sharp steel into the sQuirTning. 5eliy-Iike
creatures haul them ashore one BY one
and leave them lying high and dry upon
the beach, pumping ink and water and
with their long. sucker-rimmed arms coll
ing about like snakes Squid sell for
couple Of shillings apiece.
Their flesh Is good for bait; the pen. a
long. Opai-tinted bone which extends from
the tip OF the tail 20 the neck. forms the
cuttlefsh bone OF commerce. and the eyes
which when dried look like large duh
pearls, find a ready sale among curio
dealers
The Washington herald., 1908-07-25
AMERICA WANTS DAVIS CUP
Team Going to Australia to Compete
for Tennis Trophy.
BenIs {. Wright and Frederick b.
Alexander TO Represent This
Country in Matches.

New York. July 24--A-erica will send
a team Of tennis cEaLengers 10 Australia
next fan in az attempt 20 capture The
Davis international Challenge Cup.
II IS understood that BeaIs c. Wright
and Frederick B. Alexander viii be the
American chal.engers. despite the fact
that earlier IN the season Alexander de-
clared he would not compete.
Dr- James Dwight has decided upon the
dates and places for preliminary play.
and these details VIII d made public
soon Tie matches viii be held IN No
vember. IN Melbourne.
Arrangements already have been com
pletec with the Australians for the
matches between this country and The
A1JpoCeans-
The announcement by the au-Euglaad
Lawn Tennis Association tlat a team 90
oe composed OF H. = 9. Richie. Ken
neta Powell. and J. C. Parke vii be dis
patched 20 Australia iu October. 70 con
tend FOR the Davis cup has aroused more
than passing interest here. To persons
who follow the game this appears 20 be
little more than second-rate team.
Richie. whose specially is ia doubles.
was beaten 81 the semi-fuaI round az
" Wimbledon this year BY R0per-Barrett.
whom Gore defeated in the final round
Richie was better n the Championship
OF Europe. where he won from Gore in
the sen--hlais. and took the title 4, the
next round Ritchie Is th!rty-elght years
old
Parke was the holder Of the champion
ship Of Europe and did not defend. He
IS the Irish champion. Kenneth Powell
IS Cambridge University player. and re-
garced as a conner. He was put out IN
the fourth round Of the English cham
pionships By the champion-to-be. Gore
His work then was praiseworthy- Powell
IS the present singles champion OF Lon
don n that competition he defeated
Ritchie IN the finals this year
Thus y IS team composed of two
young players. with their best regulations
al % make. and one o. the older rank OF
players Il IS a team that few American
experts regard as having a chance Il is
believed that only the best efforts Of A.
2 Nilding. the Australasian. who is re-
turning 70 his home in October. availed
10 persuade the Lawn Tennis Association
10 send a team over.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-25
Not bis First victory.
LITTLE GUN KILLS A GRIZZLY.
Big Fellow Was Taken at a Disad-
vantage by the Hunter.

F E1ll-4 Lle l-lcl-NeE Nc--4-
To Kill a big grizzly bear weighing near
ly $50 pounds with a .S2-cali5er revolver IS
something that few men accomplish and
very few would care 10 attempt Yet that
Is the unusual feat which Dr.. A McKav
Jordan accomplished while visiting some
mining claims he IS interested in near
Jedway.
Dr.. Jordan, who has Just returned from
Queen Charlotte Island. IS having the
skin Of the bear dressed by a local tax
idermist- The eight small bullet holes in
the skin are in themselves proof OF his
unique experience. OF course. It Is very
doubtful Il the bear would ever have been
bagged had he not been caught in the
water and practically at the mercy OF Dr.
Jordan and his friends.
They were taking q load OF supplies 10 a
new camp in a small boat and while pass
ing through a channel between TWO isl
ands. which was only couple OF Yards
wide, came upon the bear swimming
across the channel They headed him OF
from the shore despite the animals angry
snarls- Dr. Jordan was the only one Of
the party who had anything in the sbene
u frearm, and that was only res-ol
yer with p short cartridges. He emptied
one load OF these at the half immersed
bear. but the bullets had little effect ex-
cept TO glance CT the hard skull and
make the animal Fedouble his efforts TO
get away from his pursuers and reach
shore.
Dr- Jordan and his companions got
closer 70 the bear with their boat, and IN
the meanwhile the revolver was loaded
Up again Two more shots were sent into
ne animal al short range. and finally one
right over the temple. fred from a AS
tance OF less than ten feet. did the tricl,
The bear doubled up as the bullet
into his brain. The bear vyas so
heavy that the four men in the boat were
unable 70 drag him on board and the car
>ass was towed ashore 10 be skinned.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-25

New York. July 2l-Mrs. Leslie Carter
the actress. was to-day reported by her
lawyer. P J. Rooney. 10 be too III from
ptomaine poisoning to appear in answer
to a summons. calling upon her 10 tell
whether she possessed more worldly
goods than she owned az the time Of her
petition IN bankruptcy
Miss Carter ate some lobster. I be-
Heve.' said Charles r. Carruth. counsel
for the receiver. Ezra P. Prentice. We
have consented TO put the hearing over
until next Thursday am very much
disappointed. for I had intended asking
Mrs. Carter what her second husband id
with more than $500 which she gave 10
him in the months Of May. June. July.
and August. last year"
Receiver Prentice has in his possession
the original checks drawn 20 Actor PAYNE
against Mrs. Carter's account al the
kniekerbocker Trust Company.
Find zaza Presentation Cup.
While inspecting Mrs Carter's belong
ings, stored al the Manhattan storage
warehouse. F'ifty-third street and sew
en1h avenue. attorneys have discovered a
--fN- -''l l-4S up -No LeeL l4Sls learns
this inscription
To Mrs. Leslie Carter. or z.za. fr7a n-asz-s q
Acr ccupauT June T. -sle.
Drink % nc CuIv with thine eyes.
Anl I ElL pledge with mine
o. leave q kiss within the cl1
And j not look f1- wine.
Counsel FOR the receiver saws that Mrs.
Carter had scheduled her sIvervare as
the property OF her son. Dudley Carter.
and her theatrical costumes and other
Effects in the warehouse as the property
OF Nr- EelascO- The s!Iverware includes
a solid silver cup, drafted with the design
OF woman smoking a cigarette. and one
large silver tray. upon which is engraved.
Faith and Fidelity
David WarheId Sentimental
Besides the dozen or 50 Of trunks fuu
OF costumes. and several hundred pho
tographs. which include a picture OF Be
iasco. The receiver has unearthed a rare
q valentines. one OF which was
a Sided cage. upon which was written.
To M. clr.sr-Oa % Be tzzy-is1asd with tsss.-
David Wzr5-lz
The Washington herald., 1908-07-25
CHAMPION sCULLER TO RETIRE
Harry = Bennett VIII Not Row
After This Year.


New York. July AT is an unusual
thing for the holder Of the title OF cham
pion sculier to retire.
Yet Champion Harry 8 Bennett. of the
Springfield Boat Club. considered the best
amateur sculler in the United States. will.
II he IS successful in defending his title
at the National Regatta al Springfield on
August a and =. retire from active rae
Ing
Bennett is only twenty-five years old.
and his determination TO retire OF his
laurels at the end of the current season
comes as a distinct surprise 10 followers
CT the rowing game throughout the coun-
try Many experts are OF the opinion
that the Springfield man is the bes;
sculler in the world. and would within a
few years win the coveted title
Sentiment as much as anything enters
into the determination Of the title holder
70 withdraw from competition at the end
Of the season. Next year Bennett would
have TO meet Alexander Warnock. a club
mate. and az present holder Of the inter
mediate championship. The two are
stanch friends. and each hesitates at the
thought OF fighting Il out with the Other
n a championship race.
This year the pair viii row together In
the double souls event at the National
Bennett VIII defend his title IN the race
Tor scullers. and Warnock viii race IN
the association singles The latter race.
II Warnock scores q victory, and Bennett
himself says his clubmate VIII have no
trouble in winning. viii qualify him FOR
the championship singles next year
Bennett is losth % defend his tile
against Warnock. Moreover. the cham
pion has trained faithfully for FIVE years.
and be believes that 20 take the time for
training next season would seriously in
terfere with his business career
The Washington herald., 1908-07-25
senator Cranes Bnseb.u.

Prom the Boston Herald
Baseball is a chronic complaint OF sena-
tor Crane When he was governor O,
Massachusetts, he took his entire star on,
foT drive. and surprised them BY having
the rigs pull up at an open field and an
nouncing there was TO be baseball game
Two Mines were chosen and the game be-
gan Pretty soon somebody came along
the road.
What teams are theyZ' he asked Of
one OF the drivers
Why, that man pitching Is the cover
nor OF Massachusetts" the driver repIied
The one catching is the lieutenant gov
ernor. The first baseman is a C,o1srsss-
man the second baseu1an is the fudze
advocate general
say, interrupted the passerby. per
maps you would Ike 10 know who am
In Napoleon BoBsparte."
The Washington herald., 1908-07-25
OLYMPIC MEET FINALS.

Marathon race. g kiloneters q niles
Won b John J. Hayes. I-ish A. A. c..
United States; Hefcron. south Africa. sec
oat; joseph Fo-shsw. Missouri A. C. S..
Louis. United States. third. Winners tine.
z55ls %
Pole vault-A- C GIbe-. Yale Uuiver-
sits. and Z 7. Cooke. Carneu University.
United States. tied for frzt and second a.
Z feet inches Clarke s. Jacobs. Uni
TeTsity Of Chicago. United States: z B.
Archibald. Canada. and D. C. CamD5el
Yale University. United states. tied f5r
third. a. L feet inches.
Eo-nsscF igs.s ya7lsl swimming team
raoe-Wcl b United kingdom. with v
Foster. 4 Taylor. J. H. Dsrbyshire. and
P Radnilo7ic; Hunszry. second. win L
ZaeAar. J. Munk. Z Tobias. ard zoltsa
de Hallway; United States. third. with c.
II Daaiels. S. 2. Goodwin. y. Y. A. G.
d J. HebnT. Illinois A C.. ard L. C.
kioA. B-ooklins Swimming Club. Massa-
chCsst;s- Tine. lo5I-5.
Htgh diTing-won By Z. Iohausson with
SIS points. Sweden; K sIals.-5u. sse,.s
With a. points r 7. Andersen. Sweden
-hird, With = points.
Wrestling Graeco- Roman hesvv-v-,s-h--
7 Weisse. Hungary. defeated Z Pstr75
Russia
The Washington herald., 1908-07-25
The Automobile in New Mexico.

Prom the Il PasO News.
The industrial development Of New
Mexico has been greatly aided OF recent
years by those enterprising spirits estab-
fishing automobile lines 70 bring the out
lying districts closer TO the towns along
the railroads. These ventures Go not al
ways appeal to the men interested as
financial investments. but they more fire.
quently 90 in as public-spirited citizens.
Fortunately for al. the ventures bavs
been almost uniformly successful in n
financial way. but the difficulties and cosr
Of the enterprises have prevented many
necessary lines being established. The
wonderful development Of the resources
Of Quay County is being greatly assisted
by the splendid automobile service being
maintained between Tucumcarf and ANA
rillO. and It is Of so much Importance +o
the entire country that some concerted
action should be taken 70 have the se~y-
ice extended Through the use OF the au
tomobile the entire county, with fully 20
700 people. can be put in close connection
with the world
The Washington herald., 1908-07-25

London, July A-In addition 10 The
glorious victory IN the Marathon -z~a
the American athletes made almost a
clean sweep n the pole vault in r1a
Stadium to-day. Handicapped as rbav
were By adverse conditions. two vaul.e-s
rom the United States. Gilbert and
Cooke. tied for first and secon5 r1so. -
! feet inches. a new Olympic record
ana TWO more. Jacobs and Campbell. tied
IoE me meager point going 10 third with
Archibald, q Canada
america also supplied al the winners IN
me semi-hnals Of the l10-meter hurdles
insuTlng all the points in the final going
70 rs credit In track and field events
the United States finished the day with
- % points, 10 551-8 FOR tie T-nite5
The Summaries.
Na-athoz rsee; 20 knsas-e-z s,s-s--. q NJ, -
q do11 J. HAYES. IriSh A A G T--ffs5 s.,-..-
d J. He1erun. So1th Af-s-a se---15- 1-.-,'
s--saa'. MISSOURI A A G.. ST Louis. Tinted ststes
POE Ta1lt-A- G. Gilbert. Yale Trfre-yf-~ T--4-.4
S-@-es' ane L 7 Cooke, Cc-nel University I--ste5
sta'es. iled fo- arst and second places ar p fr
lcchcss Clark 5. Jac1bs Uri-s--f-~ - rr,i--s. -
D q Campbell Yale University T--5-e+ So -
TED foT third at L feet 5n-hes
1~1-e-eI --ls5 yards s-rtrr-1inz team r.-e - -
third. 1911 I'--ss
HiEh diving Won by Il Johzzsson. s-,ss, --,.A
e@e pants; \ MalscroEn- Sweden second 7-i-a =
points; K l. Andersen. Sweden. third viz p
Wreztlins5 G-aeccRo1aan hearr--sizs--r yr..--.
Hl1SaTJ. defeated I. Petrol Russia
---u1ster hurdles iI292 yar5sI ssnsi-s7-f b-,t.-
Elrst heat Won By A. B. shaw Da-rros1rh C,or1s.s
CEited States Time. OBS IS.
secood heat wun by Forrest suliths77 Nf-,,--,-,,r
a = Portland. Orvs.. United States Tina o.15 -
Ini7u beat Won b. V. u Rand Hard T--3
TeTsty, United States Tine. O-545
Fourth heat Won 6y J. C. Garsls. Cbfcsr, 4
United States Tine. 0lsI5 -
Ls-Ameter tl-Tzas ards relay rzce- t-i,l h..--
fLal ne1t Wun b. Hunga-1au team. s~esr- - I
und 0'e--. ~ 1
second heat Won BY Ge-nanz: Holland s.-,,-5 /
Ihiru heat Won By United State vftb " ?
Ea1l-lto1. Chicaso A A.. \ J. Csrr1eII r--fvr-- 4
50 o. Fenusylra1ia: J. P. TavIo- T-uir---sr- - I
fsnnsJ lEania and n ". shcr-ard Irish A a r =,
OEited hingdom. secoud. Tine. s-I5
wrestling; Lightweight; f-S- rus-nd-Tobn Kin,
NeVarE Iu7nTercs-. United States 1efesfoF - I
Cnited hlnsdomi RslHyskoT United Kinrso-7 -. i
leated aereson- United kin-dorn- Wood TTzi--s 4
Alis1oI1r ce1eated Tzulkez United Klr-50n
Second ros1za1-Aacke-zie United Et7rso-1 L.
teated J MnSsenzie United Eirz5d-a- f2f---T7
United ki-sdon. defeated BaIEe. United Kf7-50-,
Tomorrow ProEramme.
Aornins-RunuIng hop. sep. and Jump. trials
Aile-n0ou-lla-netur hurdles. hnal. I sgl-1es-- -
az aEaii fo-neter. fnal; running hop stgo. s7d
'1--p' ni-2-s' L50o-rlete- swimming. final
The Washington herald., 1908-07-25
MULLIGAN HOME FROM ABROAD
Former Georgetown Runner Thinks
Wen of HaIavveue-

Phiiaoelphia- July 24--Jim ATuIlisan. -be
former Georgetown athlete who went n
England 20 compete fl the British track
championships has returned home. NfrfIi-
gan entered and ran IN the 1eo-ysrs b,,-lgls
Championship He got away well IN his
neat and al the last hurdle from -bs
tape was leading the second nan By
seven feet but he struck the last Or
stacle and was thrown heavily. putting
hlm out OF the race The second nan
then went On and won the heat and Ia.s-
captured the championship AIuTIiean doc-
tored his knee. which was badly fDf,,-.4
but physicians told him that II v~or,r5 -
SIX weeks getting well and he decided -
return home. Mulligan has nothing b,,.
praise for his treatment while ab-os5
and said.
am sure I would have won III. rsce
o1t Ior ny accident but Il IS useless ro
CRY over split milk The hurdles +bare
are much harder 20 negotiate than ours
as they are stationary and a ran agsf7s+
one OF them is likely TO put a man o,,+
OF a race for some tine. saw Falzvzare
run and win the 440-yard charnpioBssi-, a
the meeting and don't think q 1a1 d,
Es1
IN % seconds. and then half an bour Later
re came out and won the final in % q
seconds This was in cold. drearv
weather and it rained quite heavily he
tween heats 7 do not believe Taylor. Ca
penter. or any other American cou1d NJ
si5.y defeat HalsweHe on their rna-its
and II is strange that they kent him in
Third place in the 4o0-meter final unless
ne was boxed IN. He is not a pretty
runner, but he has terrific speed and
Il is remarkable how he can cover the
ground
Auilisan was asked how points we're
scored IN the English championsbip r.s.-
ing and he replied:
The points were scored a. they were
in the past, one for each winner ana no.l,-
ing was said while over ther, aboD+
counting hrsts. seconds. thirds. and fo,irths
as we d. IN America I was surprised ~ Z
learn that there had been a controvers,
and believe thst It was a nisunderStanG- /
Ing"
The Washington herald., 1908-07-25
DOrando VIII Be Rewarded for HI,
Splendid Race

London. July A--At the government
banquet 70 the Olympic representatives
this evening Lord Desborough announce,
that the Queen declared she wished 70
present a special cup to Dorando IN rec
ognition Of his being practically, If not
de facto. the winner OF the Marathon
race and in admiration Of his splendid
performance
Lord Des5oroush added that he knew
their italian friends were somewhat sore
that the victory was not theirs. owing
70 the protest. but protest having been
mace there was no alternative 10 the de-
cisiOn-
The Washington herald., 1908-07-25
Bfdfng Her Time.

From the Boston Herald.
4 Boston child not yet In her teens and
unusually precocious. with exceptional
penetration, asked her mother the other
day; How long. mother, will It be be-
Iore get old enough for you 10 say that
an nervous and not naughty when I do
so and sog-