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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-01-26

COLLEGE HILLS.

COLLEGE HILLS.
A very attractive cottage near the
ear line, at a bargain for the next
ten days.
Building lot, Manoa Road; $4,000
So. it., price $1,000.
Building lot on East Manoa Road,
corner Inside Ave, IL, 800 so. it.,
price, $1,000.
KAIMUKI.
House and lot on Cocoa Avenue;
lot, 10000 So. it., corner lot and n d.
ern house; price, $500,
Eight lots, cleared and fenced, car.
Eighth and Mauna Loa Avenues,
price $4,000.
House and lot, cor. Seventh and
Mauna Loa, $4,000 SO. it., improved,
modern cottage, new, price $3.50.
YOUNG STREET.
Modern cottage, small lot, price
$2100.
KALIHI
Gulick Ave. Modern cottage, lot
10Oxl00. Price $2100.
"WATERHOUSE TRUST'
CORNER FORT AND MERCHANT
STREETS
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P. m.
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COWS and heifers. Apply A. Mon
tano, Manoa. 824S
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-21
BASEBALL RESULTS.

Atlanta, Ga, April 20.--Georgfn Tech. a; University of Georgia. l.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-21
LOSE A HARD GAME
THIRTEENTH INNING.
nrv~r. ana Reyuolds Pitch sensatfenal BalI. the Auburn Men Getting
 But Two Hits on of the Ti~crss Twxrier.

Sewanee. Tenn, April 20--(speeiall {. Auburn lost the first game in dou bIe -header here today In thirteen inning game, va score of to l.
 Auburn lost the game in the hrst tn-' ming, when three bad errors gave Se. vance q runl The Sewanee outneld saved the game on several occaSions by making sensational catches win men on second and third. Reynolds though the support of Myers helped
 The Auburn team is in the. midst of . slump and lacked their usual aggres-
 sewsnee scored in t~. first on hit and errors by Mccoy. Mcclure ana smith. Auburn scored In the seventh on a hit by Webb, when Lyme lost Rey- holds lonR fy. Sewanee got the win ming run In the thirteenth on a hit by Myers and Lamer,s lucky fly to right center.
 Score by innings: R.HE Auburn :. 900 900 100 900 9--l Sewanee .. 100 900 900 900 I--2 5
 Auburn Wins second.
 Full of fight. Auburn came back aI Sewanee in the second contest and py securing early lead, made regr.ar Auburn team was very sore over the first game, and to lose after such q game struggle would have put most teams up In the air, but not so with the Alabamians and Sewanee was new CT in the running. Sewanee captured the saries by winning two gaines;
 The score: V. A E Sewanee .. .. .. 1000 100 VII
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-21

Hugh Duffy has had hard work this spring trying out e bunch of young
 sters for hts Providence team of the
 Eastern League.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-21
Guese Pitches Good
 Ball. SHOULD HAVE HAD sHUT-oUT. Local Team Again Has Big
 Inning. sesrs six Rnas h the sixth and Drive schepp to the Bench--Hen-
 lin. Gets Anether
 Homer.

< Whitey Guese should have had a shut out yesterday--but he didn't and 1t is possible that the big fellow will not pitch many better games this season. His control was perfect. Molly, the first man up in the opening chapter. being the only man to O. walk. oas sibly would have had more than that if Fftz had not lost some of them. The swats made off him were so scat tered that even Sherlock Holmes ,,nahIs I to splice the ends--one in the third, one In the sixth, one in the seventh, one in the eighth and one in the ninth. of Hsniines that Archie Persons mis- judged. Bowen was on base as re. suit of 2 hit sliding through Manush's legs. This fly of Henline's turned esms eua ossr Ss whsn fSe Gusse @ sS Should have had the side retired. The run In the seventh came through Kane's long drive and Pepe's bum peg to shannon, oas s' of sSsm sarnsa s ss Birm,ns
 There really should have been only three hits of Guese as Kanes two ticai place in left feid that Rocky had put one with the bags drunk in the first inning, but Eitz called Rocky's hit a foul and Kans's fair. 4tH -g15
 Grant Schopp was in for Birming, ham and he was pitching swell ball up to the sixth inning. one hit having been ,b made s,S o hnsvp n sp tS the thsf @s went after him and the slaughter was pitiful, . two.bagger. three sin gles, a base on balls and couple of bunts that had the ,,i Birmingham ere r,,rs wd Then Molly pulled schopp. out and Moore. right handler. went in in the seventh. Four punched singles and a paSs pans 0a Roehensid ei isd the m hitting with a two-bagger and couple of pinch singles. Guese got q two-bagger and single and Pope and Greminger two
 with two down in the sixth. Bowen hit one that was pretty. lively and it slipped through Manush's legs before he could get his hands on 1t. Then judged. both runners scoring on the lucky home run.
 Persons started the last half with clean single and then the bunting the entire Birmingham team crazy. Kerwin laid one down in front of the plate and beat IL out Greminger one sh9ow sos SSS the gs ss nsrxs ssrs tRss ss snd ea fSTSsd fsSe1 a by walking Manush. nocky's hit driving hit driving in Manush and Rocky. shannon sacrificed Pope up . bag. and Guese drove him Tn with a smash to right for two bags. Daily and Per sons were out. finishing the round. the batting order having atarted again. This was six runs, however. and Bir- minghAm was completely rattled.
 GyRie hit safe in the seventh and non. making it 6 to 8. after Kane's
 Moore went in in the last half of the seventh, but he got hit as hard as and Manush hit safe and Rocky drove Greminger in. Manush was out at the plate on Pepe's grounder to Eliam. but Shannon walked and choked the ing Rocky and Pope.
 This ended the scoring, the game ending 9 to 8 in favor of Montgomery. The score was:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-21
GREENSBORO WINS
 FROM THEM. M. I.

Greensboro. April 2o-(special)-- The second game of the series of base ball with the Marion Military Institute was played on the home campus this afternoon.
 as the M. M. I. had two men on baaaa when the last two players were retired in the ninth inning. and as both teams had cut off scores by fast and timely felding. Both pitchers did fine work. aa both gave up the same number of hits and struck out the same number of men. a
 Williams. for the Southern Univsr- sity, had the better of the battle, as he did not pass a single man
 M, MI. scored one in the fiftI in- ninE~on a wild throw of the catcher, to third base.
 Southern University won the game fin the eighth on an error of the catch CT, which scored two men.
 & Jo IT " .'.... GOO 900 oas-s N. M. I. oOo olO ooo-i I .i dock. M. M. T.: Watson and Heath. Struck out. by Williams. [; by Watson. [. Bases on ball, Williams, o; Watson s. Umpire. Mir Wheeler.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-21
MAY COME TO RACES
NEW ORLEANS PEOPLE INTEREST
 ED IN AUTO MEET.
Whenever Levsia stran@ is Entered In q Race Meet saeeerds are Sure to Fly, ns He fs Hecognf<ed.
 an the Champion.

Homer George. who Is msnaging the big auto race meet which is to be held at vandiSer Park April 27. announces that he has had several letters from New orleans enthusiasts and that most likely a number of the prominent auto racing nnen of the Louisiana city will be in Montgomery next Tuesday to witness the teets of speed.
 Since the big Mardi Gras meet, which was conducted by George in New Or- leanR the people of that city have gone wild over auto racing and 1t Is said by Mir. George that it would not be surprising to see the auto races as the successor to all horse racing In Lou
 Whenever Lewis strang Is entered in a race there is sure 10 be contest. No auto driver In the country Is better known and Is recognized as the Amer ican' champion. He lowered the worlds circular track record at Birmingham when he drove the i35 horse power car d mile In 61 3-B seconds. He was driving as for e worlds twenty-four record with a French car in November when his partner, Emil Stricker, . noted Euopean driver. was suddenly killed by an accident. He competed ln the record breaking New Orleans races during the winter. and set new worlds record for 100 miles at Day. tonia. Fla. during the recent meet there.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-21
SECRETARY OF WAR TO
 SAIL FOR PANAMA TODAY

Charleston. April 2o.-J. M. pickin- son, Secretary of War. accompanied by 6 party of eight. including Mrs Diekin- son and other ladies. arrived today to sail for Panama onj the naval yacht Mayfiower tomorrow afternoon. seere- tary and Mrs. Dickinson are the guests while in Charleston of Mayor ana Mrs dav with excursiops to suburban re- sort. a luncheon at Fort Moultrie, Charleston's artillery post. and visit to the navy yard.
 Tomorrow they will have an automo- bile ride, a luncheon at Mavor Rhett's residence and will sail at o'clock in the afternoon.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-21
BUSY TIME ON LINKS
SOME INTERESTING GOLF AT THE
 COUNTRY CLUB.
Two Teams Are Engaged in a Match and . Table de Hote Dinner is Booked For Saturday
 EfmhH

" is Booked For Saturday
 Night.
 There Is some Interesting golf out at the Country Club this week, Presi- dent S the sd sSs ossph aSd Ss S 'r0 sSaa sfsas other. Saturday night there will be . table de hote dinner at the, club house, the losing team being stung for the
 Saturday evening Miss Jeanette Kline will entertain the club mem. bers with 6 monologue, "The Thief The match will be played Saturday. 'nS WI. seibeis. captain: E. B. Jo- seph. captain; Jack Powell vs. A. Q. P. Nicholson; l.. H Rambo vs. J. R. Sayre; Captain W T. Seibels vs. ! H. Norton: J. P. Ferrall ys. P. A Wyatt; E. Seibels vs W. H. Hunter; e. s. Peagler vs. Capt. p. B. Joseph; Mich ael Cody ys. L. W. Tyson; c, W. Stew- art vs. F. T. sayre; wm. H. Thonias ya' Y P Parker: ar 9Sfsf Edward a $ wStts vs vJ. ,. M. Brame; c. P. Mcintyre vs. H. Douglass; W. M. Marks vs. olin Kirk land; T. W. Martin vs. T. M; Owen; A.I5Is gfown, Msrwiek Hs TTsd R Ruts; S. TS- son vs. A. J. Jones; l., H. Moore vs. s. J. Cassels: A. B. RutledRe vs. W. ]. Pickett; R; B Edgar ys J. E Nor rtssstte; s; w; Ba a,oNs, WestSott w ys R cs 4 ger: R. M, Henderson vs. W. A sal lers
 terest in this match. it will be the forerunner of many more. as already there is talk of other members out with challenges.
 April gath. Memorial Day. will see tha start for the Wm. H. Thomas cup. the qualifying round the first thirty two net scores to qualify. then tho thirty-two players qualifying will pro- ceed at handicap match play. This event promises to be even more inter esting than last year. Jack Powell won the Thomas cup last year.
 The golf committee Is at present at work on plans for another event. mo- tiee of this event will be announced later in the week.
 Everything points to a busy time on the links this spring.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-21

Raftis' stop of Guese's hit in the third brought out the yeils for thai Birmingham inf1elder.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-21

Pepe's stop and throw of Bowen's hit In the third saved a run.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-21

!"
 Rumor has 1t that the present season will be the last for Joe Cantiiton as manager of the Washington team
 A few seasons ago. it Is said. Mike Finn of Little Rock refused to give a hundred bucks for Bugs" Raymond now with the Giantk Hugh Duffy has had hard woIk this spring trying out bunch of young Eastern League.
 Chicago fans believe that Billy SuI. livan will keep the White Sox out in front all the way in the American League pennant race. Danny Murphy of the Athletics didn.t look like cripple the opening day at against the Boston pitchers ~ Fresaie es Walsh. the the hsn Ensiish nfT iight. 2. weight. has issued a challenge to any fighter in the world at iss pounds ring. side.
 The terms of "sandow" Msrtes have and he will once more don the span sies of the big show. Kihm.t the mute first baseman of the Columbus. O., team is tagged for Grand can SSs 1ssoeistioa @ for the past @ ten Asls 5esrs
 Jack Mccarthy. the old cbicago- Brooklyn player and leader of the springiield Three-I. League champions of 1908, will manage the Wausau. Wis. team this year.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-21
PITCHER TORREY ON
 THE OPERATING TABLE

Mobile, April 20.--lspecial )--Pitcher 'sLix" Torrex of the Mobile team was sanitarium for appendicitis and ia to. night resting well. The attack was sudden, the big twirler working in developing the attack today, So soon as ho came on the operating table he asked: "Who won today" and when told that Mobile copped 1t. he breathed q sigh of relief and said he felt much better.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-21

Chicago fans believe that Billy suI. livan will keep tho White Sox out fin front ali the way in the American League pennant race.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-21
A FEW FOUL TIPS

Fierce. those one innings.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-21
NO Rn-oRoAnlzATIos PLAN.

New York. April z0.-r-A suh-ccmuit- tee of the general re-organization com mittee of the Geabeard Air L1ns Rail- way. held meeting In this city today to consider the formuiationof of . plan of reorganization. Charles & Shepard. chairman of the Committee: John skef- ton wil1iams and representatives, of Now York banking interests. were present. Following the meeting 1t was stated that no reorganization plan has yet been decided upoa.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-21
May Re aorenneuseeD Dutch

Atlanta, Ga. April 2O.-Adviees re. ceived here today by the postofiioe in- spector from the authorities at Bow. ling Green, Ky. are to the effect that a man believed to be Tennessee Dutch" the noted safeblower. who re- gently escaped from the Greenville. 8. C.. jail, Is under arrest there. The man ia being held pending identifica- tion
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-21
RAGING IN MEXICO.
Track VIII Be Establinhed Just Across Ahe

TracIr VIII Be Established Just Across
 <. the Line.
 San Diego. Cal. April 2o.--That | is to be established just acrozs the line in Mexico, near Tijuana, appears t1 be made certain by a telegram from the City of Mexico. It Is signed Harry Brolaski, and reads:
 "Concession granted to me. Leave komorrow."
 The concession which is understood bias W dives w. e. CrevsiinF. Hosry tBrolasixi. 1aidor Cohn and Carl H. Lowe, the exclusive right to conduct a racing plant and sell pools In Lower California. Plans have been prepared for a track and club house to cost 9125,000. The grand stand will accom- modate 10.O00 persons. There will be stalls for $50 horses.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-21
ceuernI BeII Leaves ,

Washington. April 2o.-Major Gen eral J. Franklin Bell. Chief of the Arr my, left here today for Charleston. s. C., to accompany Secretary Dickinson and party on their trip to the Isthmus of Panama on the Mayfiower.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-21
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE.

Iilwaukee. 3: Minneapolis. {.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-21
Then, Dubs Easy
WlDNESS COSTLY
KEBER nEspoNsrBLE FOR LOSS AT
 NEW ORLEANS.
Memphis Could Not Hit Fruit Until The Seventh, Scoring But One
 Lone Tally.

New orleans. La. April 2o-rhe wfldness of Keiber was to bihme for Memphis second defeat at the hands of the locals here today. Passes to walk for Huelsman and q single by deMontreviile. resulted in three runs in the sixth. for the locals. Memphis couldn't find Pruitt until the seventh. Score;
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-21
GaTne In selfna,

Selma, April 2O.--(speciaL )-The Abbott Rifles defeated the Selma Military Institute in an Interesting game at Riverside Park this afternoon The feature of the game was the work of the pitchers Walker striking out ten and Jones six.
 Score: R. H. D. Abbott Rifles . .Oo0 0O2 0I0-s-5-s selma Military Ins'tuteoO1 900 0O--i-4-g
 Batteries--Walker and Butler. Jones and Caldwell
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-21
NEITHER COULD SCORE
 IN GAME AT LUvERNE
A-.ah an

Luverne, April 20.-(Special. )--The baseball season opeDed here today with a closely contested game between the home team and the Fifth District Ag- ricultural School of EWetumpka. result ing as follows: R. H E. Luverne.... ......0 8 Wetumpka. =. .. .... 10 8 g
 Batteries-Beall and Walker and Baisden; Lee and Tommie. Struck out. by Beall 10. by Lee 10.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-21
Kentucky Man Suicides .

Louisville. Ky. April 20.-Frederick Albright. Sr.. formerly well known merchant Of Louisville. while in At of despondenoy. today shot and killed himself at the Sselbaeh Hotel The only cause assigned for the fact ts that he has been in e state of molan- oholy for. about two wsskA.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-21
Climbers Bunch Hits;
 Again Trim Them Dubs

Heniine |. Bases on errors, Montgom- cry 1. Birmingham i. Double plays, Eflam to Gygh l. Struck Out by suese [. schopp 1, Moore | sacrifice hits, shannon 1. Left on bases. Mont gomery q. Birmingham 8. stolen bases, Persons 1. Kerwin 1. Time two hours. Umpfres. Moran and Fftzemmons.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-21
Cotch siwnn for Match.

pion Frank Gotch and Jesse Reimer of this city signed articles here to- day to wrestle to a hnish In Dea in a handicap match here last winter.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-21
CocAsH JOINS THE
 LITTLE ROCK CROWD

Little Rock. Ark, April 20.-tspecial.) --Cocash. the ball player whom the Lit tie Rock people have been chasing ali over the globe. got In today and play ed in today's game, covering second in most acceptable manner. He Co very fast and an excellent stfcksr. get. ting one hit today. but hitting all of them on the nose.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-21

Kihm, the mute first baseman of the Columbus. O., team is tagged for Grand Rapids. He has played In the Ameri- can Association for the past ten yearG
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-21
whiaI.er ia neatrare.I.

Belfast. April 20.--fzaif a million gallons of whiRkey were destroyed by fire today at q bonded warehouse in Belfast The entire fire brigade was engaged in fighting the flames. but the men were driven back frequently by the fierce heat and the exploding of casks of spirits and several were hurt.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-21
STRATToN AND MANNING
 RELEASED BY FRANK

New Orleans. La. April 2o.--Manag,, ar Frank, of the New Orleans baseball club, announced tonight the uncon- Manning and the trading of Catcher Milo Stratton to Pittsburg for Catcher Shriver.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-21

gtockdale With Mobile.
 Mobile, April 20.-Otis Stockdale. re. instsfed at the February meeting of the South srn League in this city. and since holding out for an increase Of salary signed a contract tonight with Mobile and will pitch tomorrows
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-21
EDITED BY WALLACE SCREWS, JR.
MOBILE WINS AGAIN
TRAVELLERS BTrE THn DUST IN SEC
ste1gcrs Baees On BalIs Were Turned fnso Runs-Sentx scored Two Runs
 With Four BnGEex.

Mobile, April 7e.--MobiIe took the second eams of the Little Rock series thh sfter- yesterday'e game. her victory being due 70 opportnne hitting. coupled with stetsers wiidness. every man who scored going 10 first on balls. sentxs home run over the right field fence. with Collins on base was
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-21

summary--stoien bases. Rhoton: fsrry. M base hits. Benson Home run. sentE: Base on balls, off steiser. s: off Bitroifr Y Struck out. by steissr 5; by Bitrolm. 2. Double plays, Tarieton tunassistedl; bitroifr to Rhoton. Time i,So. Umpire Carpenter,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-21

Napoleon Lajoie says that he tSs the best team this season he has ha VI since he took charge of the Cleveland ost-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-21
BENSON SIGNS UP
 WITH THE SEA GULLS

Mobile. April 2o--Elmer Benson. third baseman of the Mobile team, who has been holding out for more salary. signed . contract today and win be in all games hereafter.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-21
FoothnII Plnxer nlen.

Wabash. Ind, April 20.--Jchn Mo- Arthur, 20 years, captain of the Hunt lngton football team, is dead as the rec suit of injuries he received here with the yEabash High, School eleven
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-21

It Is said that Mike Donlin has gfv. en up the idea of going to Europe and will join the Giants about the first oi June.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-21
I'd You oet T,hirsty Today.

Ask the soda fountain boy for Pep To-Lac. It looks sood-tastes good-- is good. Contains no "dope" or heart stimulant, 5 cents Wed-Sat.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-21

. Iris Speaker seems to be the candy Kid up In the American league this year and Ty Cobb has a chance of los. ing some laurels. Here's what The Washington Post says of the game with Boston last week.
 Don't overlook the fact that when the Boston club picked up Speaker 1t secured one of the coming ball players of the league, In fact, there are very few men in the game today who have anything on the tall. speedy center fielder of the Hub team. He covers acres of ground. can hit. and is fast to first and on baaes.
 His capture of Conroy's long fly in the second may have saved his team . lot of trouble. Delehanty had walked and had turned second base when Speaker caught the ball. which seemed destined to go into the clubhouse. He was playing left-center for conroy, but covered all the space from where he stood to a spot in front of the
 Gessler could not have made the catch, and run would have been SCOT ed and a man been on third. with none out but for this play e-fvt
 Mcconnell Lord and Speaker, the three first batters for Boston, baEged nine of the teams hits yesterday. and while they were not all cfean-cut drives, Ban Johnson will not be able to tell them from home runs when he makes up the batting averages. This trio, with Gessler following, makes a pretty hard bunch for pitcher to so up against. Every one of them can hit, is fast. and stands up to the plate well.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-21
Au.er-fcom 1.enr,.n.

Boston Washington. game postponed, wet groupds.
 St Louis Chicago game postponed, cold weather and wet grounds.
 New ork-Phiiadeipiiia game post poned, rain.