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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-12-02
OVER 40 LOTS SOLD

There remain about eighty lots to be sold. The
time to buy is now while you still have a choice of
the better lots
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-12
Misses Hotchkiss and Myer
Are YictOrS
By ARTHUR INKERsLEY

DEL MONTE, Sept. 11.-Finsl matches in the
ladies' doubles were played here today, the
latter being for the 1909 championship of the
Pacific states. Both matches were keenly con-
tested ana interesting.
In the ladies' doubles Miss Hazel Hotehkiss
and Miss Coda Myer defeated Mrs. B. o. Bruce
and Miss Florence Sutton. Both teams played
very steadily and the game was almost wholly
back court and lobbing one the national cham
pon now and then getting In a smash or well
placed shot between the Sutton sisters. The first
set was contested obstinately, the Sutton sisters
winning, Sc. The second set taken, 6-3.
by Miss Hotchkfss and Miss Myer. The third
set and match went to Miss Hotchkiss and Miss
Myer, Ca.
In the final match or ihe, Del Monte doubles
for men George James and L. r. Freeman beat
r. G.. Hunt and Percy Murdoch. 6-1- Ga. 4--6.
Go, In five set contest in which there WAS q
good deal Of fast play, james smashing hard and
placing accurately.
In the. mixed doubles Miss Hazel Hotchkiss
and DIR. Sumner Hardy defeated Miss Dora
Rogers and r. McSwain. 6-1, 7--5, Miss Flor
ence Sutton and I. r. Freeman beating Miss
Nora Brewer and Douglas Grant, 6-1. 60. The
final match in the mixed doubles will be played
Monday morning at IL o'clock Miss Hazel
Hotchkss and DIR. Sumner Hardy meeting Miss
Florence Sutton and l.. r. Freeman The win
ners will become Pacific states champion in
mixed doubles for 1909.
Play in Junior singles and Junior doubles win
begin Monday morning. Robert Straehan is the
present champion in Junior singles and in Junior
doubles Robert Strachsn and b. Batkn hold the
championship.
In the mems consolation event ]. Harper won
from A. E. Haynes. II. Comstock and ]. A. Code
are drawn together r. Splivslo won by default
of r. G. Hunt and B. r.. Nourse defeated L.
Fuller. In. the semi-fnal round Harper win
meet the winner OF the Code Comsfock match
and Spliyalo will play against Nourse.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-12
TWenty=three to Nothing
For Olympics
[Speeial Dispatch 70 The COLL

Especial Dispatch 10 The Call
SAN JOSE. Sept. 11.-A big crowd
of Native Sons and Daughters wit
messed the Rugby game on the Univer-
sfty of the Pacific campus this after
noon. in which the Olympic club team
simply overwhelmed the college aggre-
cation. The final score was % TO 0.
The contest was the first that the
university team has entered this sea-
son, and in addition to the inexperi-
ence of its members it was handicapped
by the absence of several of the strong
est players. The Olympic club has the
strongest Rugby team that it has ever
had.
The lineup:
University of the Pacific-Fullback,
F. Harridge; quarters, Withrow,
Preza Rideout. d. r. McNair and G..
Needham; halfback, c. Turner: five
eighths. ]. E. Trevarrow; forwards, H.
Tapp. M. Kelly, A. Hickers. w. j. Ruth
'erford, A. w. Johns, w. Stonier, r.
Welsh: wing forward. r. Read.
Oiympics-Fullback, Briggs: three
quarters. Cavana gh. Webster and Good
ell; five eighths. Webster and Laumeis-
ter; halfbaex. Parker; wing forward,
Tuller; forwards, Hickey. Molfino,
Brown, Trowbridge. Mckenzie, Wal
fisch. SHOW, Aguirre and Haley.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-12
O'Brieu Says Coffroth Has
Promised Match

Especial Dispatch TO The Cali
Sept Phi1adelphia
Jack o'Brien dropped into Chicago to-
night for short visit and. if his pres
ent plans do not miscarry, win depart
fbr the east tonight. 8
The clever eastern middle weight
came here from the Pacific coast. where
he made an effort to secure match
with some of the. big fellows. He said
Promoter Coffroth had promised him
match. Shortly after his arrival O'Brien
which the Californian said that he
would arrange match between Jack
Johnson and oBrien sure if the negro
beats KetcheI.
The Philadelphian said he was in fine
fettle, and looked the part. He said he
was anxious to get a crack at Johnson
or any of the other big fellows.
Il would have taken on Kaufman,
but now that Johnson has beaten him
so easily there is no chance. But
would rather tackle Johnson in 20
round battle. Coffroth seems to think
we would make good fight and has
given me every assurance that we will
meet IL Ketchel is beaten next month,
and think I. could beat him, too. in.
20 round contest. II he doesn't do any
more training than he did for Kauf-
m a =,
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-12
Moy Outpaces Afford D in
Two Close Finishes

The best race during the afternoon
yesterday of the Park amateur driving
club was furnished in the fina1 event
on the card for class A PAGERS, ins whicfi
E. Cerciati's Moy. NJ. NJ Donnolly's AL
ford D and F. L. Matthes' Opitsah were
starters. The first heat was captured
easily by Afford d. but in the next two
trials Moy took the measure of Dom
nolly's clever PAGER In exciting heats
The second heat was unusually In
teresting. Afford d had the pole and
took the lead early with Moy in close
pursuit and Opitsah out OF it at the
half Donnolly kept the big PAGER in
front and rated him nicely. while Ger
ciati kept within striking distance and
started to make his drive in the final
eighth. Donnolly whipped his horse.
but Moy was too much for him and
beat him out in close finish.
Moy acted badly at the start in the
last heat and the starter was forced to
lengths out of it. but Cerciatis horse
plugged along and came on again in
the stretch and won going away
The time in the other races was un-
usually good owing to favorable
y.
finishes, however. were uninteresting.
Results follow:
First race. one mile,s class ID trctters
Moiera & Joseph's Belle Overton sJo-
A. p CIayburgh's Charles III (Clayburght.2 g 8
Captain ". Matsons Mckinney NJ sFIon
Time-2:f71a. 2:271s. 2:26s.
Second race. mile, class A trotters.t
A. Ottiuger's Nike Kelly tGttingerl ....... 4
T. ]: kiipatriek's Elma 8 tKiIpairiek, 2
D. q Hofmanss Doctor @ Brfen fHo6manI4 {
Tfme--2:19. 2:l9.
Third race one mile. class b trotters:
r J. Kilpnfrfck's Princess W fKilpatrick} Il 1
A. Otfingers Lilly Dillon fHo6manl .-..2 .
A. Ottinzer's Lady Irene fOftingerf ....... 8 3
Time-2.1S. 2:1e.
Fourth race. one mile. class PAGERS:
l., 4. Rerden's Roberta tBordenl .........1 Il
n. G. Ahlefs Princess v fAhIersl ..-......2 2
Time-2:19. 2:19l+
Fifth race. one mile. class q frotters:
T. W. Smed]ev-s Red Velvet tSmedleyf-.1 =
l.. L.. Bofdeu's Barney Bsr1lato fBordeut~Z
Time-2.20. 2.23. 2-26r,.
Sixth race. mile. class A PAGERS:
T. cerciati's Afoy fCerciatil 4
NJ III. Dcnuoly's Afford ~ ns,nuelIy II 2 =
F. L. Mafthes' Orti<ahx fNIatthes}- 3
Time-2.i7 q. 2:14. 2.I5.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-12
British Tennis Champions
Beaten By Yankees
Especial, Dispatch 10 The Call


PHILADELPHIA, Sept Il--Great
Britain had no chance here today in
the first matches for the interna tional
tennis championship against the
United States, and her sons went down
to defeat against Champion William A.
Larned and William j. Clothier in
straight SETS
Not even the most optimistic of the
5000 spectators from all over the
country had expected to see Uncle
Sam triumph quite 80 easily. Indeed
there were many who predicted an
even break Clothier had to face Cap
tain J. c. Parke of the English team,
and he was heralded az being in form.
Thus it looked as If England was des-
tined to triumph in at least one match.
clothier fooled them, however. by
showing one of his best games and
he won from Parke. 50, 6-3, S-6. On
the other court Champion Larned was
never in trouble against C. p. Dixon
and he proved victor by 6-3, 6-2.
SO.
The grandstands erected at the Ger
mantown cricket club were jammed
and standing room was also at a pre-
MUM aTOuH0 OOth NOdA eos a. q 2 wa .
a tennis attendance from Boston, New
York and even San Francisco.
Long beaches Finals
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 11.-Meiville
II. Long. California champion and
wallace johnson, University of Penn
sylvania crack. won their way to. the
finals of the intercollegiate tennis
today by disposing of r.
Sweetser of Harvard and A. B, Aver of
the University of Pennsylvania, respec-
lively.
The courts of the Merton cricket club
at Harvard. where the tournament is
being held. were in bad condition from
Yesterdays rain. Poor tennis was the
rule in both matches. Johnson lost the
first set to Thayer by six games to
three. but took the next three in suc-
cession by scores Of SO. 7--5. Ga.
Long played below his average
his match with Sweetser
and his long reach and his opponents
poor net play gave him the victory
after hard struggles by three sets to
one. The last set was long drawn out
The finals will be played Monday
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-12
Ketch Tells How He Will
Beat Jack Johnson


NEW YORK, Sept. 1l.-Stanley
Ketchel is highly pleased by the report
from the Pacific coast concerning the
10 round bout between Al Kaufman
and Jack Johnson. Previous to the
contest at Colma. Kaufman was consid-
cred the most likely young heavy
weight contender in the field against
Johnson.
Apparently Johnson considers Ketchel
as lightly as he did Kaufman, but
Ketchers friends believe that the negro
is not figuring on the remarkable ar
gressiveness OF the Montana pugflist.
Ketchel. who is training here for his
fight with Langford next Friday niehr.
says that the most notable feature OF
the fight in Colma was Johnson's de-
fense
Il do not expect to penetrate john
sons wonderful defense in the first
few rounds. said Ketchel. but pro-
pose to weaken him with attacks on
the body until he is ready to lower his
guard His fight with Kaufman shows
that: his body is his most vulnerable
point and that will be my object of
attack. Johnson is fancy but slow
hitter and will have no trouble avoid
ing his leads. There Is no doubt that
will be the champion pu9i1ist in a
short time and that Jeffries will be
spared the ignominy which he breads
so much in meeting the negro
Ketchel, contrary to his statements
when he arrived here from the Pacinc
coast, is reducing his weight. He has
already taken on from IL to is pounds
pounds and now weighs ITO pounds
stripped. He says he will maintain
that weight until he enters the ring
with IAn9ford
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-12

The contest between the varsity and
the Reliance club was SO little of
struggle for the collegfans that the
game was slow and uninteresting. the
Californians piling up the score with
apparent ease. The Reliance players
were on the defensive. at all stages of
the. game and. although they showed
lighting spirit. they were unable TO
keep possession of the ball. being
tackled Immediately upon taking it out
of the serum. The varsity showed up
to better advantage than on any pre-
yieus occasion OF he present season.
The game was refereed by Coach
Billy. Howe
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-12
woLGAsT LOOMS UP AS A GOOD CARD


himself candidate for whirI
he might do well by with
seasoned and experienced performer to the title from
the would like Wogast
little German has been wiring Jim Cofroth and asking Tor with
October H.
Nelson the fans have been eagerly awaiting his first fight
city good
of
geta for turning the trick
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-12
TWO TEAMS LOSE
TOBLUE ANDGOLD
Sensational Runs of Three Freshmen Are
Features of Game in Which San
Jose Is Shut Out

HIN fast of Rugby California field
Jose school by
score and shutting out
showed
general knowledge ball
of
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-12
GOLF RULE ABOLISHED

WHEATON. ILL.,. Sept. 1.-THE rules
committee Of the Western golf associa-
tion today onacialiy abolished section Z
of rule 50. mo puts shall De con.
ceded" This action places the natfsr
In complete accord with the United
States golf association rules and re-
moves source OF friction between thss
two golf associations.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-12


general knowledge of the game. In
of the former failings of the youngste
Throughout the game San Jose was'
ON the defensive. the freshmen keep
ing the ball in their opponents ter
ritory at nearly every stage OF the
game. At no time was the young
sters' goal in serious danger
The long runs of Martin, Mini and
Mead of the freshman team were the
features of the game. Martin and
Mini broke away on several occasions
for good gains. executing some clever
passing and showing too much speed
for their opponents, who lacked tack
ling ability and appeared too slow for
the CALIFORNIA;.
The game started with California's
kick into San Jose's territory, where
it remained during the entire first
half TIE freshmen came within few
yards of scoring on number of oc-
casions during the first 10 minutes OF
play but the only two tries scored
were in the second half. The freshmen
kicked the ball over San Jose's goal
line again and again. but seemed un-
able to recover it, San Jose saving
repeatedly. The play was fast and
hard on both sides during the first
half and although neither side could
gain any decided advantage the ball
was always on San Joses side Of the
o,Ix cousafinn2f
feature of the game prior to the first
whistle was the run of Miller of the
freshman team. who took the ball over
the line for try, carrying the pigskin
from the % yard line. He was called
back. however, on account of for
ward pass and the ball put into the
serum at that point. The first half
ended with the ball on San Jose's 15
yard line.
In the second half California kicked
off and the ball was returned imme-
diately TO San Jose's so yard line
advantage of an open field. carrying
the ball to San Jose's % yard line
The preps were awarded free kick
at this point as a penalty for the
freshmen's forward pass. and the ball
was returned TO the 40 yard line. A
long run by Mini and Matthews drib
bic carried the ball over the line, but
San Jose again saved.
After the kick out the first score
of the game was made when Martin
and Mini made a nsationaI run of
40 yards to the five yard line. where
Otis took the ball out of the serum
and scored a try. Martin converted.
Score to 0.
San Jose kicked OF into California
territory. the freshmen working the
ball back TO San Jose's 40 yard line
by series of punts to touch and
dribbles. Play was resumed at this
point. neither side being able to gain
any advantage until Peart broke loose
for 40 yard run, scoring another. try
for the freshmen. Martin again con-
verted. making the score 10 to o. San
Jose seemed too tired to compete sue
cessfully with the freshmen. although
the preps put up a game fight at the
end of the game and prevented the
freshmen from again scoring. The
bah was downed on the San Jose 25
yard line after a long run by Van
Fleet and Martin. The whistle ended
the game at this point
Harry Elliott. captain of the Bar
barians, acted as referee
In passing and dribbling the fresh
men backs showed up much better than
on former occasions. although a ten
dency to tumble the ball and to hold
it too long marred the interest Of the
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-02-26
CIRCUIT COURT
Feby. 1909 Term.
CRIMINAL DOCKET.
CONTINUED from last week.


Bill Beach, Mol Pros on payment of
costs.
William Smith Cruelty to Animals,
contd. ttt
Cap Leverett, ct al, appealed to con=
spiracy, contd by dts.
Town OF Lucedale VS. Wiley Rogers,
appld 5. l.. attchmt for w. M.
Bell to Jackson, returnable next
term.
II. J. Lane, appld, carrying brass
knucks concealed, j v, not
guilty.
D. 0. Lane, b int to k m, mol
prosd. 7
Will House, contd.
Town of Merrill VS. Wilmer McKen-
sic, appid VIC. Judgement nice
VS. diff. and sureties sci ia ia next
term, appl dismisd with proce-
dendo
Rich Robertson conniving in S
mol prosd
Il. c. Smith plead guilty fined
SO and costs.
Geo Williams C cplead guilty fined
$50 and stand committee.
Harry Eubanks, ii & v not guilty.
Ira Byrd, disturb. peace fam. plead
guilty fined $50 ank cost later
sentence modified to $40 and
costs stand committed as TO bal
ance.
|. II, Lane embezzlement, mol pros.
Gaines Breland VIC and v. not
guilty.
Eugene Brown a and b, plead guilty
fined 500 and costs,
B. P. Mcleod
Point Moody, profanity
William Beach, abandoning 4amily
plea guilty. sentence suspd. on
payment of costs until. next
term of court, diff to appear.
M, White W c mol prosd.
Earl Packer, appld W c appeal
dismsd with pro &c d e n do,
judgement for costs on appeal
bond.
z. A. Avera, assault fined loo
and costs.
Cases Nos. 562, 565, 500 and 573 in
blanks as to parties and offenses
alias cap and contd.
OF the nine true bills found by the
grandjury, three were disposed OF
at this court. s.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-02-26

Some OF our country editors take
their cue on so many things from the
big dailies or some plutocratic big
bug, and often get themselves into a
ridiculous attitude. For instance
now some of them are bowling that
this section (the timber belt) is go
ing to the demnition bowwows with
Congress about to take the tariff of
of lumber, when the facts of the bus
mess is that a tremendous portion oil
the lumber manufactured in Mississ-
ippi is marketed ny export. lis the
same old clever scheme of the pro-
tectionists victimizing the unwary
with their sophistic scare cry. The
removal of the tariff of lumber might
have some effect but not SO drastic as
the stand-patters picture.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-02-26
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

SERIAL No. 0-36e6.)
United States Land once
Jackson. Miss. Jany. q, 1909. I
Notice is hereby given that William D. Kill
patrick has flied in this Office an application
70 er ter under the provision OF Section 2306 OF
the revised Statutes of the United States,
granting additional lands to Soldiers and Sail
Ors who served in the Arm and Navy Of the
United States during the war of the rebellion,
the sw4 of ne14, Section %, Township north,
Range west of the st, Stephens Meridian in
said state of Mississippi containing 4OO7-1O1
acres.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
land described or desiring to object because of
the mineral character of the land. or for any
other purpose or reason, to the disposal of the
applicant, should file the affidavit of protest
in this office, on or before
Monday March 10Th 1909.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-02-26

The petty drawings onto which
lines some of Mlssissippi's officials
and unoficials have fallen, has en-
tirely too much of the SAVIOR of small
ishness about it. Men who have as
pired to and have held and are hold
ing creditably great positions of
state should display spirit too big
to snag on every little snarl. Be a.
bove such behavior gentlemen, and
we will all respect you more. The
cultivation of get-alongness is not a
bad move for anybody.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-02-26
Legal Advertiser ents.
NONRESIDENT NOTICE.
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI

STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
10 the unknown heirs of Edward William
son, the unknown heirs OF Israel Pickens Edna
nooIe nee EDNA Livingstone, J. /. Dixon, the
as3uo Land Company, and to all unknown
Company Defendants: N~"O
You are commanded to appear before the
Chacery Court of the County of Greene in
aid State, on Rule Day of said Court 70 he
held at the office Of the clerk of said court on
the
Second Monday OF May, A. D. 1909.
in the town OF Leakesville, Mississippi to de.
fend the suit in said Court of Watson Farley
wherein you are defendants.
This the 18th day Of February. A. d. 1909.
~. Clark
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-02-26
State of Mississippi,
Greene County,

Before me, S. R. Mckay, Chancery
Clerk in and for said County, per
sonally appeared D. E. Brelano
Sheriff and Tax Collector in and for
said County of Greene and State OF
Mississippi who makes oath that the
foregoing is true and correct list oil
all poll tax payers of Greene Cobnty
that were delinquent February 1st.
1909.
D. E. IRELAND, Shift & I. c.
Sworn to and subscribed before NE
this Feby. 23rd. 1909
S. r, Mckay, Chancery Clk.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-02-26

It's defrauding ones character tc
fail to gather and appropriate little
bits of wisdom as travel is made a.
long LIES journey. Little fragments
gathered by the way and from the
many we touch shoulders with
grown into bundles of lore useful in
this and the next world. This can
be without becoming a mimic. All
wisdom comes from God; others but
reflect for our advantage that which
he has given them through still 9TH
ers for humanity's advantage. The
original spark committed to each
human is meant for the benefit of
al his fellows as we'll as his own.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-02-26

Failure to exercise any of the men
Gal powers with which one is natur-
ally endowed not only arrests the
development in order, but results in
atrophy to those thus dwarfed as
well as some usual hurtful sympa-
thetic influence over others.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-02-26

Things must be kinder quiet up a.
bout Richtou. We notice that last
weeks issue of the Richton Review
only contained ten locals ranging
from two to a six.iner. Breezy
Haynle hasn't lost his nose for news
surely?
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-02-26

The Sunday School Times of Janu
airy 2 is a Golden Jubilee" number,
it having begun publication January
l, 1859. 1t is an especially attract
i've and valuable issue, carrying two
full-page portraits of individuals
who have been prominent in the con-
duct of the Times, as editors, pub
fishers, managers, etc, during the
past 30 years.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-02-26

We have just installed in our prin-
terry folding machine that claims
TO be fool proof" and opens out like
it is q fine performer, thus relieving
the force.in about half an hour of the
jobof folding the papers into mailing
Size, that usually consumes three or
four full hours. It's OF the Eclipse
brand, power driven.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-02-26

The Rosedale Democrat had some
thing to say a little while back about
blind tigers and prohibition that
had the sound ss if that sheet was
about to unlimber Versus the Lii
quor traffic, but a tremendous whis-
key ad just hoisted in its columns
either proclaims inconsistency as to
that position or else that it's motives
were misinterpreted. Better clean
up and cut all the lines loose from the
old rum biz brother when you begin
to turn loose praachments against it.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-02-26

Attorney W. ]. Gex spent part of
the week at Biloxi, practicing before
Federal Court. Niessrs Gex and
Harrison have considerable business
before this high tribunal and have
been very succe ssful in the interest
of their clients. The Echo was in
formed by one present the address
to the court made by Mr.. Gex in the
Seymour case was a mastery effort
from several points of view and was
listened to with rapt attention
throughout. Sea Coast Echo.
Accept this as polite invitation to
become subscriber, if not already.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-02-26
HOMESTEAD PUBLICATION NOTICE.
Department OF the Interior,
United States Land ONCE.


United States Land ONCE
Jackson. Miss, Feby. 5th. 1909.
Notice is hereby given that Howell Brewer
of Henderson, Miss, who on Feby. st 1901
made Homestead Entry TO 3646O Serial No.
0-7S0, for sen of nw4. Section 10, Township
north Range west St. Stephens Meridian,
F, to ne4 of NV IA, Sec. TO- TIP. 5 north,
Range east has filed notice of intention to
make Final Five.Y ear Proof, to the lard above
described, before Circuit Clerk of Greene
County at Leakesville, Miss, on the
Goth day of March 1909.
Claimant names as witnesses: John A. Wal
ley. L. M. Bagby. A. j. McInnis and M. @.
Meadows all-of Richton, Miss, r. F. ID, No.
L. @. c. LAkhk. REGISTER,