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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-09-17
SECOND SERIES
OF RIVERSIDERS

At meeting of the Riverside Base
ball League yesterday it was decided
to open the second series on Sunday
next with the following games: Pa
lamas VS.. Kewalos and Aalas VS.. Fort
Shafter
The first game will be holly contest
ed by the Palamas and the Kewalos.
The Palamas will be strengthened by
D. Kealoha, their old standby, who has
been on Hawaii. In all probability he
will be in the box for the former cham
pions.
The Kewalos will have the same men
and can be expected to put up some
good playing. This team has a strong
bunch of players, who play clean ball.
The second game viii be between the
Aalas and the Fort Skaters. 1t will
be remembered that the Aalas won the
championship of the first series, but in
that series the Fort Shafter team was
the only team that defeated them. This
game will be a good one, and will be
holly contested.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-09-17
PRUNE PICKERS
BEAT THE F. F. VS..

An interesting and exciting baseball
game was played Wednesday afternoon
on the league grounds between the chief
petty officers of the West Virginia and
the California, resulting in score of
IL to in favor of the Prune Pickers.
The game was called at p. m. sharp,
with the Californians first at the bat,
the umpires being selected from the
Colorado's baseball team.
A great surprise was in store for the
bleachers and grandstand crowds, who
were expecting to see an amateur game,
as from the very start the members of
both teams showed to great advantage
and that they had handled the sphere
before when they were in their prime.
Even the umpire (Durgin of the Penn
sylyania) would have made an umpire
of the American League envious, as he
was excellent both in Judgment and in
voice.
One of the star features of the game
was the excellent playing and batting
INDUCED in by B. S. Brown of the
West Virginia, and also the great
Prune Pickers' team.
The pitching of "Spike" Higgins of
the California was undoubtedly a
record breaker, for who has heard of
pitcher striking out in rapid succession
in the three wind-up innings of the
game every man who came to the bat.
The lineup was as follows:
alifornia-Kalde, c.; Riggin, eff;
Graves, rf; Higgins, S.; Smith, 2b-;
Donovan, 3D.; Conroy, IT,; Hopkins, 1b.;
Vincent, p.
West Virginia-Donohue, S.; Me
Carthy, 3D.; Snyder, p; Reddiek, CT;
Tinnard, III; Tobin, eff; Bush, If; Gil
lespie. 2b.; b. S. Brown, IF.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-09-17

There was real merit and real en-
ioyment in the good oldfashioned first
part minstrel show given by Wise and
Milton Co. last night.
The Orpheum was as usual packed
to the doors with an enthusiastic
audience.
The bill was full of music and
dancing, jokes and lively comedy; not
an idle moment during the entire two
hours from the rise Of the curtain until
the end of the final number
There are some very good people in
the Wise and Milton aggregation and
they are surely delivering the goods.
No one can possibly kick at the
price, which is very low considering
the quality of the show.
Last night s bin seemed to be the
best yet given, the minstrel part espe-
cially making the big hit.
The same bill runs tonight and to-
morrow night with the usual Saturday
matinee.
The houses will surely be packed SO
if YOU want to go order your seat at
once.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-09-17

WINS FAST CAME
Pitcher English Hurts Hand
i'm Fifth-Schaeffer
Does Well.
Preliminary Round of Hongkong Cup

Preliminary Round of Hongkong Cup.
u. s. s. Pennsylvania 2.
U. S. S. West Virginia l.
There was beautiful game of ball
at the Athletic Park yesterday after
noon between the Pennsylvania and
West Virginia teams. 1t was fast
and snappy from beginning to end and
was full of clever plays and sharp
fielding.
The F. T. VS.. played a much better
game than they did last Saturday
against the Washington team and came
very near beating the Quakers yester-
day but the backing that Harris had
was just trifie too good for them and
they could score but one run.
Harris pitched very nice game for
the coal miners, in spite of the fact
that he struck out only one batter. He
had Businessman, Willetts, who
worked like a clock and got them
every time the ball came anywhere
near his mitt.
Schaeffer again took English IS place
in The box The latter was in great
form but suffered a very unfortunate
accident in the fifth inning. He was
negotiating a hot grounder and the
ball caught him on the end of his
fist and busted his wrist for fair. He
had to leave the box but went to the
outfeld for time. The pain was of
the severe order, however, and so
Legge was put in his place. 1t is
hoped that the gallant pitchers hurt
is not severe as he will be needed to
pitch on Sunday morning against the
Washingtons.
Schaeffer, the smiling kiddo, handed
out great bunch of curves after he
went in the box. He tried that fade
away thing of his again and the Pennsy
boys bit every time Large JOY
from the West Virginia rooters.
The Game.
The winners scored first in the sec
| ond inning Click walked and Talent
| singled him to second and he romped
on peachy single by Fox. In thu
fourth they scored their second run
| Talent famed but Fox walked am
| went to third on Willetts' single
| Wetzel then skied a neat sacrifice Sc
| that Fox scored.
| The Virginians made their one il
the sixth. Schaeffer bingled ani
Snyder walked but Schaeffer was asleeJ
| on third. Reed famed but Munrot
swatted out a dandy double and Sny
| der toddled. 81
The Hongkong cup was presented tt
the feet by man in Hongkong to b'
| played for by teams in the feet. 81
far the Pennsylvania is in the lead.
The official score of yesterday
| game was:
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-09-17
Sport Notes

There will be a match race at the
Princess rink tomorrow night starting
at 9 O clock. Heller, champion skater
of the fleet, has challenged Garnett, of
the local Marines, to mile race.
Judges, starters and other officials
have been selected and there is a
large wad bet on the event.
- - -
Next Thursday is the date of the big
indoor intercollegiate athletic doings
at the Y. NJ. C. A. gymnasium. 1t Will
be something very novel and more
than worth while going to see. A full
program will be published early in the
week.
The Yacht Hawaii came over from
Pearl Harbor ytterday afternoon so
as to be in readiness to act as judge s
boat tomorrow for the regatta.
~ ~ -
The thanks of this paper are due to
the scorer of the West Virginia who
has put himself to much trouble to
turn out correct detailed scores Of the
two games in which his vessel has
taken part.
y - -
The West Virginia and Washington
teams will play at the Athletic Park
on Sunday morning at 10 o'clock. In
the series for the baseball champion
shin of the feet the Washington has
won one and the West Virginia two
games. If the West Virginia win this
time she will have the championship
Otherwise there will have to be an
other game.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-09-17
SLIPS
TITO MARYLAND

The baseball team from the Colorado
defeated one from the Maryland at
the big league grounds yesterday af-
ternoon by a score of 9 to Z. Hake
pitched for the winners and famed
nine men while he was well attended
to behind the plate by catcher Aycock.
These two teams will play again
this afternoon. This will be the sec
ond of two out of three series 70
see who gets in on the series for the
Big Four cup.
Freddie Bassett is managing and
coaching the Colorado team and he
states that he has high hopes of ram
ming the Marylanders again today.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-09-17
Hang Chack Is Good.

Hang Chack is a man that should
be in the outfeld. He is very certain
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-09-17

Two-b base hits, Monroe; sacrifice hits,
Snyder. Reed, Monroe 2, McGinn. Will
let's; hit by pitcher, o 'Connors; struck
out, by English in 5. by Schaefer 5
in 4, by Harris in 9; bases on called
balls, off English 2. off Schaeffer l, off
Harris l. Umpire. Hurd.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-09-17
ENTRIES NEEDED EARLY.

Tomorrow is Regatta Day. En-
tries were supposed to close at
the Hawaiian News Company
store at 5 p. m. yesterday. Only
the canoe and Myrtle Boat Club
entries have been turned in. As
the program has to be printed
today, the Healani Club. whale
boat rowers and fleet cutters are
requested to send in their en-
tries before 9 O'Clock this morn
ing so that the program may be
correctly printed.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-09-17
ATHLETIC PARK EVENTS.
Tomorrow.

Tomorrow.
G. A. C. VS.. U. s. S. Tennessee, 1870
p. m.
j. A. C. VS.. U. S. s. South Dakota,
$3.50 p. m.
Sunday Morning.
Washington VS.. West Virginia, for
fleet championship, 10 a. m.
Sunday-Afternoon.
Half-wets VS.. Beers, 1870 p. m.
All-Fleet VS.. All-0ahu League, $3.50
o. m
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-09-17
HONOLULU DANCING
ACADEMY

Meets Monday and Friday nights at $50
O'Clock, Kilohana Art League, under
the direction of
OTTO BURMESTER.
Information furnished by Otto Bur
mester at WALL, NICHOLS CO., King
st. Telephone-Store 261. Res. 1179.
The Springdale news., 1909-11-19
SOUTH SPRINGDALE

Our happiest hours are our shortest hours.
 Aver Bridenthal will leave Tuesday for two weeks visit up in Kansas.
 Verify. those short rains we are getting every few days now are thevery thing for the wheat.
 Certain kind of shruberx in the yard having shed it's leaves are putting forth new buds as it would in March or April.
 Dr. and Mrs. Young of the city were out Sunday afternoon visiting at the home of Alr. and Mrs. E. NJ. Bratton. The doctor was looking unusually well.
 The Smith boys. Jim and Jul jus. were chopping wood for Danlel Hummer last week ln his grove ,at home. Jim and Julius can get a tree down and turned into wood ready for the stove just a little quicker than any other two boys We have any knowledge of.
 We came across Floyd Smith the other evening about sun oown with d ring tailed coon and a large green head mallard duck both dead Floyd was a proud boy ii lis good luck in securing the coon and duck which were fine specimens of their kind and were good ~ lence of Floyds hunting abmty.
 Mr. Teal presented Don { Wor- ry with some. Jonathan apples grown in Iowa. which he brought home with him on his return from his recent visit to his old home mp there The apples were certainly fine and the best favored apples We have eaten since. We left the old home in indiana 4o years ago.
 Don | Worry.
The Springdale news., 1909-11-19

he put a new floor in his wood shed.
 Mr and Mrs. ] II. Webb re turned Wednesday from visit ever OH the St. Paul k. k. at Durham.
 The singing people of Friend ship Sunday School enjoyed the hospitality of Mrs Gregg Sun day evening.
 Fishback school has an enroll ment of seventy-five, average at tendance sixty-two for past ronth. The boys feel grateful 10 Jasper Graham for the privi lege of playing ball in his field
 Mr. and Mrs. Boon have the sympathy of the entire communi- ty i'll the loss of their baby, aged two years and eight months Funeral services were conducted by Rev. Brown at Friendship Church. Tuesday. Nov. g.
 Graham Bros. represent the class of citizens referred to in Holy Writ who are not "sloth- fGl in businses. They dried ap- ples to the amount of $4 .9o6.65 Since closing they have given their S3.500 evaporator fine finish in red paint with the name of their farm OH it in white let ters. The plant represents an .industf. in which the whole community take special pride
 Pheeine.
The Springdale news., 1909-11-19
SONORA

Mrs Tom Garrel was out in this vicinity Monday.
 Jodie Parsons was across the river trading horses the first of the week.
 Robert Lane of Huntsville at tended prayer meeting at Sonora Sunday night.
 Lance Knowles and Cleo Rob inson have employment at the Bathrick saw mill.
 MissEdna Iomesley of Spring dale visited at her parental home over Sunday.
 Tom Sullens closed a very sue cessful term of school at Ever green on last Friday.
 Calvin Johnson has returned from Texas where he has been for some time selling apples.
 MT. Davis of Seven Springs Farm was in Rogers Monday on business pertaining to the Mu- tual Aid Union. of which he is an agent
 Frank Lyons of St. Louis came out Saturday to attend the fun eral of lis grandfather, Uncle ' Marion Lyons, but arrived few hours to late.
 Miss Delphia kinsey. after staying several weeks with her aunt Mrs. Steve Homesley, re- turned to her home Sunday at Spring Valley.
 Uncle" Joe Smith, one of the pioneers of this eoutry, died on last Saturday night at his late home east of Sonora. The be- reaved relatives have the sym pathy of the entire community.
The Springdale news., 1909-11-19
PRAIRIE GROVE

F. F. Wilson returned Sunday morning from Kansas City where he had been for d surgical op- eration.
 John Rogers returned Sunday from points in Oklahoma where he has been racing some of the local horses.
 Dr. Will H. Mock was called to Van Buren Saturday to at tend his brother-in-law. Mir. Ga sort, who was reported serious ly i'll. The doctor returned Tues day leaving him much improved.
 Mr. and Mrs. J. NJ. Beard of Lowell stopped off Saturday for q short visit to their daugh- ter, Mrs. Lee Henry. They had been visiting other relatives in Oklahoma and left for home Sun day evening.
 Burglars entered the Comp any store at Pennington Mon day night and dynamited the safe They escaped with cash and goods to the amount of SlO0. On account of the heavy rain storm during the night no one heard them at work.
 Under the auspices of the Daughters of the Confederacy = Anitas Trial was given at the Opera House Friday night. Tn. went to Westville Satur day where they played to good house. The entire troupe are loud in their praises of the hos pitable people of that town and the royal way they were treat ed while there.
 Geronimo.
The Springdale news., 1909-11-19
SOUTHEAST SPRINGDALE

Ira Graham IS visiting Tn Kan sas City at present.
 Mr. Simms has moved onto Mrs. Bruffeys farm.
 Jasper Graham is building q model poultry house.
 E. <. Beach made a business trip 10 Osage Saturday.
 Miss Nellie Moneyhun came home on a visit Saturday.
 Mr. Kenchler expects to move to Oklahoma Tn short time.
 s. ]. Graham is. adding a new room and giving his residence d fresh coat of paint.
 We suggest that our bachelor neighbor name his neat. attrac- tive farm Lone Reed.
 This climate would be hard to excel. We are living on lettuce, mustard, fresh onions. etc.
 \ little six-year-old son of Mir. Couch fell from wagon Wednesday and broke his arm.
 k. B. Graham is painting his residence. B. $. Beach believes, also, in home improvement, so
The Springdale news., 1909-11-19
SILENT GROVE

John Cooper and family are moving into our neighborhood to-day.
 The children, who have been sick so long with the fever. are convalescent.
 There will be d spelling match at Bethel Friday night, conduct ed by Prof. Dale.
 Bro. Watts will preach at the school house Saturday and Sun day night, next.
 Mrs. Baggett and daughter, Minnie. left last Friday for an extended visit with a brother at Norman, Okla.
 Several in the school and Deighborhood have been sick the past week or so. but are better at this writing.
 Roy Lehman WAS up from Fay ettexille Sunday and visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Price. MT. and Mrs. Price and daugh- ter accompanied hm home.
 Rev. ]. King preached three interesting sermons at Silent Grove Saturday night and Snn- day \ large crowd i'll attend anee The regular appointment was changed from the second to the first Sunday in each month. Along about Thanksgiving time, when all the leaves are down. And all the fruit $ been picked and all the hills are turnin brown.
 There $ something i'll the air that seems to stir your blood q bit,
 That makes you glad you re in the world and that you re part of 1t;
 The song the wind goes singing in the eVer- green < sublime There s ginger in man along about Thanksgiving time.
 Shy-Ann.
The Springdale news., 1909-11-19
SPRING VALLEY.

A heavy rain fell here Mon day night.
 canes II. anwinkle of Oklaho- ma Is visiting kinfolks.
 Joe Homesley made trip to Mayfield and Whitener Sunday.
 Mrs. Will Sanders and daugh-
 Madge made trip to Goshen Saturday.
 A merry crowd of young folks from the Valley attended church at Mavfield Saturday night.
 Dr. Harrison has been sick for quite while with the fever, but he is walking around some now.
 W. W. Parsley has been at Will Sanders for several days getting ready to move a house for him.
 The candy breaking at Mr Hinds Saturday night was much enjoyed by everyone who u<o pA NsSNIls
 Mir. and Mrs. MeMurry left for Little Rock Monday But they are going by Fort Smith before going to Little Rock.
 Miss Cleo Worely and Vel Phil lips were guests of Miss Annie Johnson Sunday. Miss Annie IS staying at Dr. Harrison s.
 Dale Petross is looking kin der" down-hearted since last Saturday night, but don't do that Dale, if at first you don't sue ceed try, try, again.
 "Possum hunting is the go now with the girls as well as the boys. A crowd went out
The Springdale news., 1909-11-19

hunting the other night but did I { find possum. They found q eat, though.
 Nearly all your correspond cnts nave wedding to report every week, but there is nothing of the kind going to happen in this neck of the woods.
 There will be q box supper at Spring Valley Nov. 26 for the benefit of the Christmas tree. Everybody come and bring a box and a pocket full of money.
 Belinda Jane.
The Springdale news., 1909-11-19

The Harry Green Company, un- der the personal direction of Robert Foster, presented the clever comedy. Eli and Jane, to a large and appreciatlve audi ence at Whitsitt s opera house Saturday night. The company is good one and Paragould the atre goers heartily enjoyed the offering. and should the comp any come this way again next season it will be greeted by a large business. The specialties offered were exceptionally good and the play throughout was favored with the character of fun that pleases an audience.
 Harry Green, as Eli capti vated the audience and proved himself star in rich comedy. Miss Esther as Jane and Leon ard Andrews as Armond, Jr- Martin as Bob and Miss Wilson as Glory are all aftlsts III tnelr work. It IS good supporting cast and the attraction IS one that deserves q splendid busl-. ness.
 The company left here for Corning. thence to Newport and will play many of the leading towns in Southern Arkansas Paragould Sohphone.
 At Springdale Auditorium Tuesday night, Nov. 23.
 Alfred Hawn of the Huntsville Democrat. was in Springdale Fri day on his way to Bentonvllle with Mrs. Hawn who will take treatment in the sanitarium at that place Mrs. Hawn has been i'll with nervous prostration for several months past, consider able portion of the time confined to her bed. Mr. Hawn passed through town Monday on his re turn home.
The Springdale news., 1909-11-19

dale. R F. b No. l.
 Wildwood" J. N Cogar propri- etor. Sonora
 Ohio Fruit and Berry Farm, S. E. Williamson proprietor, South west of Springdale, R F. D No. 3.
 "Cedarvale Farm" w. P Fiant proprietor, Southeast of Springdale, near Habberton.
 Clear Creek Valley Farm" H. lddson proprietor, Southeast of Springdale, R. F. D. No. l.
 Happy Home," F. M Stobaugh proprietor, Habberton.
 Five Oaks" Mrs. J NJ Clayton proprietor, Southwest of Springdale. k F. D. No. l.
 Walnut Grove Farm l. L. Car riger proprietor, Lowell. R. F. D. No. l.
 Hungry Point Farm R. Seeley proprietor, suburban home.
 Highland Fruit Farm" ]. A. Joyce and A. J. Phillips proprietors, Southwest of Springdale.
 Banner Fruit and Berry Farm. A. l. Phillips proprietor, Southwest of Springdale.
 Grain and Stock Farm, W s. King proprietor, Northwest of Springdale, R. F b No. 5
 Pleasant Point" Ben Wilson pro- prietor, Northeast of Springdale, R. F. D. No. 2
 Pleasant View Fruit Farm, J. w Webb proprietor, R F. D. No. l, east of Springdale.
 Riverside Farm" w N John son proprietor, Habberton.
 Maple Grove Farm, W Slaugh- ter proprietor, Habberton.
 Valley Fruit Farm J. B. Vern- on proprietor, R. F. b No.1, John
 Walnut Valley Grain Farm" Jonathan Smith proprietor, North west of Springdale, R. F. D. N 0. 2.
 Mapledale Grain and Stock Farm R H. Stokenbury proprie- tor, Elkins
 The Hermitage j. T. Wilburn proprietor, one mile Southwest of Tontitown
 Spring Creek Fruit and Berry Farm, Frederick Farr proprietor, Northwest of Springdale. R.F D. No 2
 The Bungalow Fruit Farm. E. B Teale proprietor South Spring dale.. R F. b -No..1
 The Cross Road Clipper Farm, k T. Pray proprietor. west of Springdale, E. F. D No.
 "Cloverdale Farm" A. D Bag gett proprietor. one-half mile north Of springdale
 Hill Side Home" Sanders < Pruner proprietors, Spring Valley
 Moneysunk. . Reyburn Peay pro prietor, Johnson, R. F. D. No. 1.
 .Woodside Farm, Southeast of Springdale. B s. Beach proprietor k r D No.
 Dairy Farm. R Ralston pro prieeor. north of springdale
 Valley Side, John Cawthon pro- prietol south Of Springdale. K. F. D. No l.
 Meadow Brook Stock Farm, Jas L. Reed proprietor Elm Springs
 Cottonwood Home" J. NJ Hull proprietor. Lowell. R. F. D. No. ?
 Oak Grove Fruit and Stock Farm, (. w. Fowler proprietor, south of Springdale.
 Quiet Home Farm" A W. Smith proprietor. Northwest of Springdale, R. F. D. No. ?.
 Highland Fruit Farm. F. Palmer proprietor. south of Spring dale
 "oaklawn Fruit and Stock Farm, II. C. Porter X Sons pro- prietors. Fayetteville.
 Valley View" H. w Johnston proprietor, North of Springdale, R. F b No. 2
 New Home.' W. l.. Fisher pro- pretor. Southwest of Springdale, R. F. D. No. l.
 Forest Grove Stock Farm" John NJ Webster, Elm Springs.
 Enterprise Fruit Farm" J. NJ. Cox, R F. D No. 1. Southwest of Springdale
 Black Oak Knob Dairy and Poultry Farm" J. l.. Fogle, east of Springdale, R F. D. No. ?
 Fair Oaks. Otis Smitherman South Springdale.
 Crescent Shade Fruit and Poul- try Farm" Frank Catt and Fan nie R Leyman. R. F. D. No. l, ? F miles east of Springdale
 Rosalie Fruit, Grain and Stock Farm" Rev ] w Walkup, R F. D No. 1 :, south of Springdale