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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-08-20
AUSTRALIAN
GAME SOUGHT

There is little doubt than an effort
will be made to have the Australian
cricket team play a game with tie To-
cal club on their way back to the
Colonies. While there could only be
one result to such a game, the con-
test would stimulate cricket in Hawaii
inestimably.
The California Cricket Association
have taken definite steps toward in
ducing the Australians to play at least
one game against Californian WELD
eTs of the willow. An enthusiastic
meeting of cricketers was held and 1t
was decided to offer F. LAYER, the
Australian manager, a definite cash
guarantee and a large percentage of
the gate receipts for a two days
game.
A letter was received by the secre-
tary of the Californian Cricket Asso-
citation in answer to one written by
himself in which LAYER asked for a
guarantee which it was impossible for
the association to comply with. The
Californians hope, however that the
large gate receipts which game with
the Colonials would be sure to attract,
will be sufficient, in addition to a
moderate guarantee, to secure a game
with the famous Australian visitors.
~
The pugilistic mill-pond remains alb
solutely unruffled.
~
The Labor Day cruise of the yachts
will be to Lanai. This has been def
initely decided.
~
The Oahu Baseball League games
for Sunday will be: Marines VS.. Jap
anese, and Kalihis VS., c. A. G.
Tomorrow's big league game will be
between the Rams and st. Louis.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-08-20
The "IT0l Hammer

is buried and the strike is over, but
the dandruff germ buried at the roots
Of your hair is stIn actively engaged
in destroying your hair.
PACHECOS DANDRUFF KILLER.
will positively cleanse your scalp of
all impurities and disease. Try it.
Sold by all druggists and at Pache
co.'s Barber Shop. Phone 232.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-08-20
PAPER

The Myrtle Boat Club will give a
benefit dance on the night OF Friday,
August 27,
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-08-20

The Oahu Baseball League games
for Sunday will be: Marines VS.. Jap
anese, and Kalihis VS.. G. A. G.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-08-20

Tomorrow's big league game will be
between the Rams and st. Louis.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-08-20

The recently arrived artillery COM
pany are trying to break into the Oahu
Baseball League.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-08-20

Prepared BY Dr. l. c. Aver q Co.. Lowell Mass, us,A.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-08-20

The Labor Day cruise of the yachts
will be to Lanai This has been def
initely decided.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-08-20

The pugilistic mill-pond remains alb
solutely unruffled.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1909-07-22

Numerous articles have been
written and statistics compiled re-
garding the number of fealhered
songsters that are slain every year
to satisfy tie demands Of a cruel
fashion. We add our own small
voice to the plea for mercy. We
are amazed we of twentieth cen.
tury civilization-at the cruel de-
formi;ies practiced 10y certain saw
age tribes because tradition de-
mands such practices. Yet we.
not III the service of n pious tradi-
ton, but in obedience to an IDLE
fashion. butcher hundred of thou
sands of bright-plumed birds every
year. Who is to blame ? In sty le
as in all else, the public gets what
the public demands. No woman
wears 4 dead bird on her hat be-
cause she is forced to do SO. She
wears it because she wants to. And
lust SO long as women want dend
birds Oh their hats. just SO long
so long will the slaughter of the
innoceuts coutinue.-The Week
| End.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1909-07-22
Death OF Vernon Davis

Word was received in the city
last Thursday, of the death of Yer
non Davis, former owner of Almont
which occurred at the family resi-
dence in Denver, July Tih. His
son. Grover accompanied thefbody
TO Munice, Indiana: whereiinter-
ment was made. Mr.. Davis had
many friends in Crested Butte.
who will regret to hear of his un
timely death.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1909-07-22

the boilers and the air is now going
into the pipe line to the tunnel
which will be cleared this week and
work started mp again III the ore
bodies that were opened up last
aason There are four derricks
which will have to be renewed on
the tramway line after which this
can be started and ore brought
down to the lower terminal from
which it ear be assorted aud sa.k-
ed or shipped Of placed on the
dump to be millrd later ON when
TIE mill shall pe in operation. Th
snow now is entisely gone from
the trails leading to the upper
workings from which the company
took large quantities of hign grade
ore during the early history Of the
mine. /. is known that the same
ore bodies 20 down below the lower
level which was but three hundred
feet below the surface. The tunnel
where the present work is going on
is more than thousand feet under
and below the lowest level of the
old workings and millions Of dol
lars worth of rich ore doubtless lies
between these two levels, whiting
for the time when the stops will
come up TO take it down. There
was a stope in the old mine from
Which ore WAS taken which assnyed
above one dollar per pound in gold
values alone. There is no doubt
but that this sane rich ore has
been nr will be- found in tile bottom
tunnel ms the lntest developments
Indicate that to he the case from
the fact that numerous assays have
proven that the gold values do 80
down to the lowest level iha. has
yet been driven on the vein.
ID. + Turner, large owner in
the Hard Cash mine on Galena
mountain, returned from the prop
erly Tuesday, where he has been
the past week. He let n contract
for driving the tunnel and the work
has been going forward for several
days. \ three foot streak Of fine
,ulphide ore has been encountered
which is filled with grey copper
ore and is supposed to run very
high ir silver aud copper. -Four
men are employed nad the drifting
will 5e pushed fast as possible
until intersection is made with the
big New York vein, where u large
ore shute will doubtless be encount
cred. The depth Mt this point
should not be less than $50 feet
from the vein ouicrops above and
consequently large body OF stop
ing will he possible from the tun
mel level to the surface.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1909-07-22
Mining Notes
lspon D,mocrni Time

Aspen D,mucrni-Times
Preparations are being made TO
sink Wine on the tenth level of
the Della S. mine. 400 feet from
which the seventh level will he run.
T.. Dunbar Wright is going to
put number of men to work on
the Mineral Farm and is making
prepere:ions to clean out the tun-
mel SO sinking can ae resumed.
William Barnes came to town
today from the Ruby mine they
are installing an air-compressor on
this property to drive to the lower
tunnel.
The big traction engines were
put on at the Enterprise to op, rite
between the mine and Jack s Cabin.
Joe Brown arrived from Tourte-
lotte today with some choice ore.
He says he has n streak OF 100
ounce ore in his lease.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1909-07-22
Cos, of the Fly

The New York board of health
estimates that it coulI save five
thousand lives per year if it could
get rid of the common house Hies.
At present there urc in that city
seven Thousand deaths per year
from various intestinal diseases.
The best researches Indicate that
in nt least 5000 fatal cases the in
ftction is carried by flies,
The question has many times
been asked: What would the
wcrld do ii some frrocious brute
like the lion or tiger or leopard
were destroying one quarter rs
many people as are butchcre1 by
insect pests z" In the light of
this estimate from the health Ioartl
of New York, the old question nc
quires n new significance. There
are many tiny creatures far more
deadly than whole mena.erie OF
the lords of the Jungle. There is
the moqsuito that carries the yel
low fever germ, and the other mos
quito that carries the malafial par
asite. and the tsetse fly of Africa
which is the buzzing messenger
os the sleeping sickness. But the
common, pestiferous house fly is
the worst nnd deadliest of the lat.
One feels even more preiudiccd
against the fly, because Of the sort
Of disease he cafries and the man
ncr in which he xii : us. The
mosquito bites cleanly into our
skius and fills us with venom in
comparatively aesthetic fashion.
But the fly gathers germs from or.
dure and deposits them in onr food
He CONES from the stable floor to
fall into the milk bottle, from the
sewer drain to sample our sugar
and cake. In the Splnisa war,
flies whitened with floura the lat
rines were seen on the soldiers
food in the mess immediately after
And % per ceut of the flies
which poster and kill us would
never exist if all stable manure
were carefully screened, the fly
depends on the warmth of the
heating" manure to hatch its eggs
Get rid of the stable refuse and
the fly hatcheries will he cut to n
twentieth OF their present capacity.
Get rid of the open garbage can
aud another ready made. incubator
is gone. When such simple means
will protect us from such deadly
aud dirty infection, what possible
excuse can we offer for being kill
ed ?
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1909-07-22

Manager Beunet has encounter
ed large fine looking vein In his
tunnel at the Mountain King, but
it is vet not known whether this is
the main contact sought or not.
He is pushing the tunnel onward
with all speed possible rs the com
papy ARE auxiously waiting devel-
opmen,s which, il as expected.
large operations will be started
aud some mill building may be
planned and started this season.
\. i. Morner is here from Mon
mouth, Ill for the summer lock-
ing nfter the interest Of the Mon.
mouth Leasing Co, who are driving
n crosscut tunnel in Rustlcr gulch
for the purpose Of opening vein
of lead. silver and copper ore,
which crops out near the top OF
the mountain. This tunnel taps
the vein several hundred feet be-
low where it crops out on the sur
face, which will give large amount
of Stopping territory, after ihs drift
has cut into the ore body expected.
Tue company have n new rqrip-
men, aud nre driving the tunnel
with compressed air furnished
from gasoliae engine which
drives the compressor. John Eri =
son is superintendent of the works
aud is staying at the mue, closely
watching progress. 1t is expected
thet fifty or more feet will ue
driven per week and n couple of
months will see the vein reached
The fact that the Dorchester
Mining Company. which is operat-
ing mines in the Taylor park coun.
try, has purchased traction engines
for the purpose of hauling their
ores to the railroad at Jax Cabin,
indicates that This company must
have quantities II ore in their
property. This should also serve
rs pointer to Gunnison and
Crested Butte people that they
should get busy at once and put
the Cement creek road mp into the
Taylor Park and Italian mountain
country. i n good road is built
up this route it will lessen the dis
tance required TO haul this ore at
least lay half over the coming
around by Loitice creek and Tay-
lor canon way besides avoiding the
grade required TO get up from Tay-
lor park up into Union park which
makes very circuitous route and
much up hill climbing coming this
way and an even grade on the way
up which would be of little conse-
quence from TIE fact that little or
no loading would be going back 10
the mines outside the supplies re-
quired in operating the mines and
mills which would doubtless be
put up to treat the low grade ores
which need to be reduced to con-
centrates at the mines. 1t is hoped
that our commissioners will confer
with the nine owners and forestry
people and arrange to get busy at
once with the much needed road
way in order that it may oe COM
pleted and ready for use this fall,
winter and ever thereafter.
The new boiler stacks for the
Augusta came in and were hauled
up to the compressor building last
week . Chas Julien. The stacks
were erected and Gres put under
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1909-07-22

According to call AS advertised,
the Crested Butte Telephone com
pauy met ON the 10th for the pur
vose of increasing the cnpitaliza
ton and the stock was raised from
ten to twenty five thousand dollars.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1909-07-22

For Lumber. Builders Hardware,
Glass, Nails. Cement. Paints, Oils
etc, go to Robinson Lmbr. Co.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1909-07-22

For sale new first class sewing
machine. Call and examine the
same at the PILol office.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1909-07-22

Subscribe for tue PILOT, tue
best county mining paper.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-07-14

out with wind punches. WoFgast ducks
under Nelson's attempt TO lana on the Jaw
and uppercuts to the stomach "a Ao sc -n,,J
three hard ones to the wind. Inc crow
Kissed Nelson's hitting Wolgast in the klu-
neys. Nelson continually sought 70 set ~
close but Wolgast beat him at nus um"
pame Bat kept coming on, but seemed uH-
abIe 10 solve Ads defense. Coming out OF
a clinch Wolgast rocked Nelson's head WIN
rights and let's. At this point Ad had
clear lead points, though Nelson seei"eu
tireess
RoI-ND SIN-Bat came up with his left
o,n pedIt swollen. Wolgast shot in and out
niavIng for the face, and Bat endeaVored 10
swing in close. Nelson swung "lIaIy t"'
Wolgast smiling AID covered up anu az
lowed Rat TO fight himself, and then re-
turned with hard wind punches. lie Varleu
this by rocking Bats head. Wolgast &C
cepted Bats punches eagerly anu M@u9u -
Ad showered rights ana leIl OH ''0 i'a''-'
but Nelson took it all.
ROUND SEVEN-Wolgast set himself and
shot in terrific wallop to the vino put II
was partially blocked Ad danced atounu
him, and Nelson could not lana ehectlNeiS'
Raj was strong at this period "A was 40
Inq better and harder landing In his own
corner Wolgast rallied for four hard pGnches
to the head tossing the Danes halr. bat Is
bleeding The men stood glarIhB at eacn
other at the bell.
ROUND EIGHT-They jumped into
olincb in the eighth. At the ropes they
hammered away, both swinging nara ana
ling with neither man HhN4Hb INC az
tage Wolgast's overland swing puzzled the
RATHER and 1t was rare chance that he got
awav when it started. Wolgast repeated
tbree hard swings to the wind, and shifted
10 the heart Bat evened matters up at the
end NJ the round with we'll placed punches
70 the heart. 1t was an even thing in TINS
period. -,
ROUND NINE-Ad waded in, jolting Mel
son and Nelson missed wild swings to the
head The Battler smiled to his seconds,
INF appeared having all he could do to MT
tbe brewer boy. Right and left came from
TVo1past. catching Bat on the Jaw lie sent
Rat hack with a hard swing, ana hoIdihg
MIN off at arms length showered punches
On the champions head. Nelson bored in
Win head down, trying desperately for a
knockout It was Wolgasts round by DIG
percentage.
ROUND TEN-Wolgast touched Bat
glove lightly, and Bat begged him to shake
hands in earnest. They came together IKE
thunderboIts and Bat endeayored TO smother
Ad with right and left swings fighting IN
closely Ad responded gamey and out
fought the Battler. They wavered around
the ring and for the first time during the
night, despite the terrific beating he had
taken, Nelson appeared groggy. He reeled
around the ring, hardly able to land on Ad,
while the Milwaukee boy furiously Jumped
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-07-14
FIGHT BY ROUNDS

-. 49, ,, -. H. -
ROUND ONE-bat IuSneu rom ms -
ner and the men went INTO cllncn, me
worked In close ooth cautlous' No4sasl
landed lightly TO mead and BAT shllteu or
two letts TO the mead Both HsLt eA ~ TiiIe,S
carefully. coming out OF a cllheh al sHoots >
over Hdru oHe 70 tii0 go -
Iespplus w q 80 htro viii Iigbt LET'S
- -. i 80 1rp,,pd oDd Raj shoots over
No'saSt - - - In a clIrcb tbev
n1lu To- ~ -, 1,,l,o,,s p.+ sands o1-er
poutu taCn oui5ei ,st - ynso a. rail The
M i'hils anu oaI++t,,,s one vvttb bonors
IouHu was O"u'40"' '
even -
ROUND INO-Bat BOUNDS out OF ms COT
ner and Ad meets him lalriy' Inc MI
waukeean landed, eXohanglng nara puhches
to the face and body Nelson with ms eyes
cleaning, bores Ad scores to the mead anu
uppercuts to the stomach in the cInchlng'
Ad outhghts the Dahs close m anu IaATS a
peat'ns On 'H5 Staneg ~ ~ HSarlrjor Ind
gas t,,a I,d no -. os bta duSn He
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-07-14
SEALS DEFEATED
BY VERNONITES
S0UTHSIDE TEAM SCORES q
T03
BRECKENRIDGE DOES FANCY
STUNTS WITH BALL
Strikes Out Seven Men, While Griffin
for Northern Aggregation Has
but Three to His
Credit

San Francisco opened with the Yer
non club yesterday on the Southslde
Athletic diamond, and Vernon took the
game, to 8. Hap Hogan picked out
one of his choice pitchers in Bracheh-
ridge, to be opposed by Griffin OF the
northern club. The Seals starred OUT
in the first inning as If they were go
ING to take the Vernon team into camp
in short order, In the second inning
Melchoif doubled to center j. Williams
neled to left field Berry drove the ball
TO Mott. who whipped the ball TO klnE
kel, mailing Melchoir at the plate. NC
Ardle singled to right, scoring WIZ
liams and placing Williams on the ieai
estate sack. McArdle and Berry pulled
off a double steal, Berry crossing with
the Seals second run, and grimm
famed the air three times for the third
out. 1900
at their time at the timber, scoring one
run. Eagan signaled to right, sacrlhceu
to the second position by Martlnke.
HALEY drove one hard, Tenant threw
inc hall to the initial sack, but Griffin
did not cover the bag, and the ball Went
to right field fence, scoring Egan anu
placing Haley on third before the pail
could be returned to the diamond
Breckenridge struck out.
In the third inning the Seals were easy
for the Vernon club, but on the vernon
time at bat Kitty Brashear took free
pass and Eagan sent over a hlgh ny
TO left garden, scoring Kitty, and truck
going to second on the play. Martinke
hit the ball for double, scoring Eagan.
Haley singled to center, scoring Mar
tinke from second. Mott bounced an
infield single off Tennants glove, put
ting Haley on second. Kinkel walked
filling the bases. Breckenridge, the
eighth man up, went out, Grimm 70
Tenant. In the fourth spasm neither
foam was able to score, but in the tifth
the tables were turned in favor of the
Los Angeles aggregation. Mohler
walked and Tenant also walked ana
taking a long lead off of first was
caught between first and second, Brack-
enridge to Haley, Mohler taking thlru
on the play, but was unable TO score
Following is the dope:
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-07-14

nILLY PAPKE and Jim Flynn, two of the
/ most rugged and spectacular heavy men in
- the ring game, will meet tonight at Maud
Junction in a lO-round battle. While no title is
involved, the winner will be in line for match
with Ketchel, which, if Papke wins, will be re-
turn affair. and if Flynn wins will be the first
meeting of the two men. Papke wound up his
work at the Venice camp yesterday in fine trim
He IS down to his best fighting weight and strong
and full of vigor The fine condition which was
evident in his last battle with Ketchel has been
husbanded under the careful direction OF his broth
er-manager, Ed Papke, and both men think the
Kewanee wonder will win by knockout. Papke
has trained lightly since his arrival in the south
land, for his fight with Ketchel gave him all the
boxino he needs, as he has been careful to guard
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-07-14
OAKS DEFEAT
LOS ANGELES
ANGELS NARROWLY ESCAPE
BEING SHUT OUT
SUBSTITUTE FIRST RAsEMAN
KNOCKS HOME RUN
Outside of This Four-Bagger, Berry's
Bunch Is Able to Get but
Two Hits of of
Nelson

SAN FRANCISCO. Cal. July 49,
George Wheeler, substituting on first
base for Dillon today, lifted the ball
over the left field fence in Oakland for
a home run in the fourth inning, saw
ing the Angels from a shut-out. Out
side of that "Slim" Nelson allowed but
two hits and won his game by a to l
score. while his teammates hit Thorsen
for nine hits.
In the fourth Carroll trlpled and tai
lied when Cameron singled to the In
field This run tied the score regis
tered by Wheeler's four-cushion shot.
In the seventh Nelson was safe on
Delmas' throw to Wheeler. Murphy
singled to right and Nelson came home
when Carroll banged a safety no the
infleld. Cameron's out to Demas
scored Murphy.
At times both sides doomed up dan
gerous, but three fast double plays fig
ured in holding down the runs.
The scCre
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-07-14

against injuries to his hands. He is anxious to
make a showing against Flynn in a convincing
manner in order to carry weight for return
meeting with Ketchel, whom he firmly believes
he can conquer Jim Flynn has worked himself
into his old-time fighting form. He is thoroughly
convinced that if Papke will stand up and mix
with him he will land a sleep punch. With both
men predicting knockout and determined to
force the pace one of those rare interesting jolt
ing battles full OF action through every moment
of the going is assured Charles Eyton will act
as referee, George Blake handling the prelim-
naries. The other conditions obtain similar to
those which governed the battle last night. Three
good prelimnares have been arranged for to-
nights card and the entire program promises plen-
tv of action
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-07-14
AMERICAN LEAGUE

ST. LOUIS, July 13.-Speaker's bat
ting was easily the feature OF the two
games which Boston won Nfrom st.
Louis today. Scores:
First game:
st. Louis 5, hits II, errors 2.
Boston 6, hits 10, errors 0.
Batteries-Graham, Petty and Steph-
ems; Wood. Wolter. Arellanes and DON
ohue.
Second game:
st. Louis l, hits 9, errors 4.
Boston Z, hits 8, errors /.
Batteries-Bailey, Criss and Criger;
schlitzen and Donohue,
DETROIT. July 1S.-Detroit beat
washington today. Score
Detroit 3, hits 7, errors o.
Washington o. hits 7, errors 2.
Batteries-Killian and Stanage; Gray
and Blankenship
CLEVELAND, July 13.-Cleveland
defeated Philadelphia in a ten-inning
game today Score:
Cleveland l, hits A. errors 8.
Philadelphia 0, hits 2, errors 1.
Batteries-Joss and Easterly; Nor
gan and Livingstone.
CHICAGO, July 13.-Chicago and
New York broke even this afternoon,
New York taking the first and Chicago
the second. Scores:
First game:
Chicago l, hits A, errors 4.
New York 5, hits 8, errors /.
Batteries-Walsh, Sutor and Owens;
WARRIOR and Kleinow.
Second game:
Chicago 6, hits 5, errors 0.
New York 2, hits 10, errors 1.
Batteries-Smith and Sullivan; Man
ming DOVle and Sweeney.
You can buy II. perhaps ar many places, bus
there's one BEST place to buy it-and thar
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-07-14
BY BILLY PAPKE

This battle will never go ten rounds.
am going to stop Flynn inside the limit, and do
it so thoroughly that there won't be any guess
work about it. AS everyone knows who saw
me when I met Flynn before, 1 not in the
best condition. I have spent months getting
back into my old form since that battle and the
fight with Ketchel in San Francisco on the
Fourth convinced my supporters that 1 have
regained all my punch and aggressiveness For
the last week Ed has been putting me through
a careful routine and feel like fighting for 100
rounds. Just pick Billy Papke as the winner
as quickly as possible"
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nothing, for Billy broke through and
had him bleeding badly in the second.
Three good blows in this round
summed up the damage inflicted by the
Turk. In the second round Billy
punched Aldo all over the ring, but in
the third Aldo came back again. The
round was a rafting one. In the fourth
Aldo became angered at the punish
ment inflicted on him, and started to
bite Morris in the back of the neck,
bringing the blood in streams, Billy
complained several times to Referee
Blake, and when the foul became
thoroughly apparent in the fifth round.
Blake stopped things and awarded the
fight to Morris on account of the foul
tactics of the Turk.