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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-11-10

for which the British officers will be
eligible are:
Glass l3l, for the Louisville Cup pre-
sented by Mr.. NJ. L. Akers for officers
charges (heavy weight up to carry 210
pounds; class 1872, for officers charges
(middle weight, up to carrying $50
pounds; class 153, for officers only, for
cup presented by Mr.. r. 2. McGrann,
Lancaster, Pa, and cash presented by
the Hotel Association of New York /;
first jump, board fence, feet inches
high; second jump. stone wall, feet
high; third jump, double post and rails,
feet high and 80 feet apart (twiee
ar0und); class 154, over same course
by teams of two officers of same nation
atty, the fences to be taken two
abreast, and class 155, for cup presented
by Mr. Robert A. Fairbairn, of West
field, n j., and cash presented by the
Hotel Association of New York City
for water jump.
The first trial will commence at ff-
teen feet and be widened one foot at
time, until the contest is decided.
Only three trials will be allowed each
horse at the various widths Capt. w
c. Short, Thirteenth Cavalry, U.S.A.
has notified the management that five
cavalry officers and fourteen horses
from Fort Riley, Kan, would partici
pate in the classes for which the Brit
ish officers are entered.-Rider and
Driver.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-11-10
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REILLY To MEET
CULLEN AGAIN
l-ightWeights Agree to Box for
Jack ScuIIy Under Clean
Break Rules.

After much chewing of the fat and
other troubles, it was definitely ar
ranged last night to have another meet
ing between Cullen and Reilly. Both
lads finally consented to meet again
and the terms made were satisfac-
tory.
Both Cullen and Reilly have been
anxious to get cut Of town since the
recent absurd rumors about the last
fight having been fake, but they have
Gained down and everything is salts
factory.
They viii meet at eleven O'Clock at
jack Scully's place of business today
and sign articles. AT the same time
that they sign articles, the referee viii
be selected.
The rules viii be of the clean-break
order, which is really more satisfactory
to the fans. Reilly threw caution to
the winds last time and got the worst
of it. this time he will have a chance
to use his cleverness and show what he
can do under conditions that are really
the better for him.
Date Not Settled Yet.
The date is not yet definitely de-
cided on, nor the place of meeting. The
date will be either on November "a,
Thanksgiving eve, or on Thanksgiving g
afternoon. just which will be decided
tomorrow.
As to the place, it will probably
be the Orpheum. The house will be
dark at that time and there is nothing
to prevent the use of it for boxing
show. When seen last night, Joe Cohen
stated that he had no particular objec
ton to having the show brought oil
there.
Should Make Hit.
The return match should make
great hit with the fans. Both men put
np a game battle last time and really
gave the greatest exhibition of straight
rules ever seen here. The date, place
and referee will be decided on today
and then, there will be nothing to dc
but wait for the boys to get int
perfect condition and see who can dc
the better at clean-break rules.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-11-10
Sport Notes

There will be match race between
Lizzie Moore and Lady Berniee at
Waipahu week from next Sunday,
November 81. This race is for a purse
of 5000. Both horses are now in train
ing. Ferreira is still waiting to hear
from the owner of Adion.
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There win be meeting of the Ho-
nolulu Yacht Club on Friday evening
at the residence of A. Lyle, at half
past seven. All members are request
ell to be present, as there is good
deal to arrange with regard TO future
races.
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There will be a meeting of the Hea-
lani Boat Club tonight at the club
house. Every member is requested to
be present, as this is the annual cleo
ton of officers and it is very urgent
that the live ones should be put into
power Too long the Healanis have
suffered from gradual decadence. They
need some bueking up so that they
can take turn at winning Just one
race in the annual regatta.
,1 - .S
Luther Hough and c. Hebeler have
offered to lend their two Pearls FOL
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-11-10
WHAT Is RECORD
ROUND MAKAPUU?

What is the record round Makapuu
Point, Waimanalo and back BY way OF
Nuuanu Valley2 There seems to be a
great difference of opinion in this
respect. Several walkers have made
the distance in day and kave made
good time.
There nave been one or two IN
quiries at this office. as to the actual
record If those who have covered
the distance would kindly send IN the
times they have made to this once:
the question could be settled easily
This tramp is very hard one Oh
the map 1t figures about thirty-slN mics ME
but to walk it one has to go mp ana
down hill so much and do some scranl-
bling, over rocks and along rough
places. that it really amounts to muc
more.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-11-10
EVA JUNIORS HAND
IT TO THE kAALAS

The Eva juniors defeated the Naia-
nae kaalas last Sunday by score OF
1t to IL In the eighth inning the
score was Il 10 10 in favor Of the
Kaalas but the Ewas had a romPfest IN
the ninth and made four runs while
the losers could score only one.
The feature of the game was the
great twirhng by Manuel Rodriguez
If Eva in the last inning He held
his opponents down to Just one run
when they had the bases full and none
out
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-11-10

the Prince Cupid-Jack Densham race
next Sunday. The race viii start at
midday and will be from the Myrtle
boathouse round the bell buoy and re-
turn, leaving the spar buoy to port and
starboard, respectively. Hough and
Hebeier viii act as members Of the
crew in their own boats. The other
man is seleotable by the shippers,
Prince Cupid will please take notice of
this announcement,
The Yacht Hawaii was out on the
marine ways yesterday. Her bilge
showed signs of considerable grass and
cookies. but there was nothing in the
worm line. Sam Lyle and Alex Lind
quist superintendent the cleaning of
the bilge and fixing of the rudder
stock Lundquist has kept the yacht
in excellent shape, and Commodore
Wilder stated yesterday that he is
more than pleased with the work done
by the caretaker.
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The p A. c., winners of the Oahu
Junior League cup, will have big
presentation at the Athletic Park next
Sunday Mayor Fern will be there to
make the big present and this will be
great feature of the doings as the
park next Sunday.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-11-10

Damien Council No. 563, Y. NJ. T.,
win meet in Dreier hall at seven.thirty
this evening.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-04-27
Joint Temperance Meeting.

The Ladies' Home Mission and For eisn Missionary Societies of the Lake side Church held a joint temperance meeting Monday afternoon at the church. The meeting was most ably led by Mrs. Jennie k. Wilcox, of Jackson, Mich. Mrs. Wilcox deliv- cred st lecture on temperance, of which the lad of the societies speak of in moss glowing terms. Dur the meeting, which proved most in- teresting and beneficial, several songs were sung in chorus. After the reg ular program and routine business had been disposed of the meeting ad- iorne'l to meet. next Monday. which is the regular meeting day of these societies.
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Dreyius-Ililler NuptiaIs in June.

The month of June will be con spiciuous for the large number of weddings which will take place dur ing the thirty days of it's reign Among the June brides will be Miss Rose Marie Stitft. whose marriage to Theo Abeles will take place June ,: Miss Pearl Thalheimer. whose marriage to Jesse Becker will be solemniZed June :: Miss, Eva Jacobson will be united ill marriage to Seymour Florsheim. of Shreveport. on June &: Miss Ayleen Hitler and J. Milford Dreyius. of Pine Bluff. will wed June 9; the wedding of Miss Delsie Cans and l.. II. Alt man. of Helena. will take place June 13: Miss Florence Meisner and D. Rosenheinl, of St. Louis. will marry June g: Miss Bessie Brenn. whose marriage to $. Baunan. of Tennes- see, will also take place in June, the date of which will be announced later Little Rock Democrat
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-04-27

fitted for such occasions and by her cordiality and ease Mrs Dunn proved
 an ideal hostess. Two novel contests were the mode of entertainment To tAc successful ones a pair of silk hose
 and handpainted plate were award ed and the guests cut for the booby
 prize, which was a late book. Thronghout the afternoon punch. olives. dainty sandwiches and hints were enjoyed. after which strawber- ries. ice cream and cake were served. One ntw member Was unan. .mously elected, Mrs. Laura Greenfield Will Hams. She will be welcomed on the next regular club day. Thursday, An- Til %. The hostess oil that occasion
 will be Mrs. E. l.. l'arkley, 276 Lewis street. Memphis Commercial Appeal.
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Perkin>-Spencrr.

Mr. and Mrs. A. H. D. Perkins have announced the approaching marriage of their Idau=hter, Miss Sue Benton Perkins, iand James willia" Spencer of St Loalis. Mo. Nj ss Perkins is one of Pine Bluffs most accomplished SO ciety girls. For some time she has been prominent member of the Pine Bluff Musical Coterie. and her musi- cal talents are widely known. She is a most charming and amiable young lady. Mir. Spencer was formerly con nected withNthe sawyer-Austin Lum- Der CompanyAin this city, but moved to St. Louis. where he stands high in the lumber busiifess.~ being the sec retary for the Banner Lumber Com
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-04-27
LOCAL AND OTHERWISE. = < ++ + + ! + : .

Amateur night at Elks Theater , tonight.
 ] ,-The weather man predicts show CTS for today, with unsettled weather. Little Kenneth Clark is quite sick at the home of his parents on South State street.
 The Humane Society of this city will hold a meeting Friday afternoon in the office of w. D. Boyce.
 -~$I.5O AND $1.25 "HYDEGRADE" BLACK PETTICOATS. THEY ARE EXCEPTIONAL BARGAINS. SPE- CIAL FOR TODAY AT 9sc. GRAND LEADER.
 Work has begun tearing down the old warehouse on Barraque street, next to Taggart Brothers office A cotton platform and scales will be erected on this lot.
 About 1,500 people from this city journeyed to Hot Springs Sunday on the excursion given to that city over the Pine Bluff and Western road. The train had to he. run in two sections.
 All members of the Retail Mer- chants Association and the Business Mems League are requested by Pres ident J. M. Simpson to attend the mass meeting which will be held at the court house tonight to discuss the propositions to secure three new railroads in Pine Bluff. A meeting of the Senior Chautau- qua will be held in the Temple this evening at 8 o'clock The Confirma- tion Class will meet at the same place on Wednesday evening. Dr. Frisch, who has been in New Orleans for some time attending the conven- tion of the B'nai Brith, will be pres ent at both meetings. Lynn Butler who was shot in the shoulder on the night of April B, while waiting for a train at the Cot ton Belt crossing, in the western part of this city, is rapidly recovering and expects to be up town again in few days. MT. Butler claims to know who shot him and promises to bring ac- tion against the assailant The body of an unidentified white
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-04-27
To Celebrate 3Oth Anniversary.

The l. o. o. F. Jefferson Lodge No. 224 will hold a meeting this even- ing, at the Red Mems hall on Main street. in celebration of the Ninetieth
 anniversary of the lodge. About 4o new members will be initiated After the business meeting banquet will be given, at which several addresses and toastS will be made
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-04-27

man was found in the Arkansas river Monday morning. near Moscow, by a number of negro men. who were working on the river Coroner II. E. Williams. of this city, was notified and he gave instructions for a mag istrate at Moscow to hold the inquest Several articles were found on the body, but it was impossible to iden- tify the man.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-04-27
D0Wn>--.Denkins.

Invitations Mhave been issued bN Captain and Mrs. Madison Downs to the marriage of their daughter, Miss Bessie Downs. to Dr. J. $. Jenkins. which was recently announced in this paper. The ceremony will he said by Rev. W. D. Buckner at Wednesday noon, May 5. at the Trinity Episcopal Church.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-04-27
Lanicr Entcrtaim> Today.

D. T. Lanier will entertain kfternoon. at her fiat on West |avenue. complimentary to Mrs. Carey. of Let.rlnge. Ga. who guest of Ms. C. R. Fitzhu-h. 5 city.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-04-27
SNOWSTORM IN APRIL.

For the next thirty Jays commence Ing today we will make over and thoroughly renovate all old cotton and hair mattresses. put the latest design of good art ticking on same, rolled edge, making as good as new, for $6. Call us, either phone. dont wait. This offer Is only good until May 8.
 TURNER BEDDING FACTORY. 40 I'm
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-04-27
TO SET CHANCERY
 DOCKET TO-DAY

Chancellor John NJ. Elliott, who opened the spring term of the Jeffer-
 son chancery court yesterday, re- quests all the attorneys of the Pine Bluff and Jefferson county bar to at tend chancery court this. morning at
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-04-27

For sale at a bargain-A seven. room house, fn good condition. Lo- cated on street car line, near Sixth and Cherry. Lot 77x12O feet Will be sold at bargain if sold at once. Terms to suit purchaser. Inquire "hlte AlthciMer. 4-20 it
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-04-27
Wednesda! Whist Club.

Mrs. Adolph Blutehnthal will he the hostess for the Wednesday Afternoon Whist Club Wednesday afternoon. She will receive the members, at her home on West Fifth avenue
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-04-27

Il have several bargains in Neo- styles and mimeographs, slightly used by people who want to sell pr trade for a Champion Beck Dupli- cator. A. M. Riat. General Agent Beck Duplicator Go. 4-20 St
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-04-27

FOR SALE, ten acres adjacent to city limits, suitable for plating. Price reasonable. Address x, care Graphic.
 4-17 1mo
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Pluif (Ark.) Club.

ln irregular meeting on last
 April 23, Mrs. Gray Dunn cn- led in most charming manner
 rowins and enthusiastic club. Dunn's home is in every way
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-04-27

Don't wait until hot weather to paint your house do it now. Use Old Hon. esty Paint. For sale at Far rar's Art Store, 32O Pine st..
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nfertain Senior Class.

s Winnie Wes1lnoreland will en-
 b the girls of the senior class of line Bluff high scnool next Sat- afternoon. at her nome on West
 street.
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uniOr Bridge.

Junior Bridge Ciu0 will De en- bed this afternoon hy Miss Mat tO, at her home on South Laurel
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-04-27

pany. of that city. The Graphic ex- tends it's best wishes to the happy pair.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-04-27

o'clock for the purpose of setting the chancery docket.
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P Club.

Abe ROwell vii! entertain the
 e Club this afternoon. at her On West Sixth avenue.
The Washington times., 1909-02-16
PLAY TO BE MIXED
IN DELEGATES WORK
Plans Being Made to Enter
tain Men Coming to
Conference.

Play as we'll as work is included i'm the
program for the conservation conference
that is bringing TO Washington dele
gates from Canada and Mexico to meet
with the experts Of the United States
Thursday morning. The time Of the
delegates that is not devoted TO the
work before the conference will be
taken up with social engagements The
officials of the British and Mexican gov
ernments have arranged for several
functions in honor of their countrvmen
and the American contingent will enter
tain.
President Roosevelt will receive the
delegates i'm the East Room at the
White House at 10 O'Clock Thursday
morning. Clifford PinChOt will probably
make the introductiOus. The members
Of the Presidents official family will be
present at the reception After greet
ing the President the delegates will
gather IN the diplomatic room at the
state Department, where the meetings
of the conference are TO be held The
Mexican and Canadian delegates will in
clude: ada-Sydney Fisher, minister
OF agriculture Of the Dominion: the
Hon. Clifford Sifton ex-minister or the
interior, and DR.. Henri s. Belauo. 4
member of the Canadian parliament.
Robert F. Young. land expert I'm the
canadian department of the interior.
VIII act as secretary to that delegation.
MeXlco-ROmula EsCObaT, Manuel A..
de QueNeda, minister Of forestry. and
Carlos SOlIeTieT Senior Escobar who
heads the delegation, is one of the fore
most authorities IN Mexico on the agri-
culture OF the country He has been at
ment of agriculture and Of the DEPART
ment Of forestry.
The Washington times., 1909-02-16
CONGREGATION BIDS
PRESIDENT GOOD-BY
Amusing Incident Is Recalled by
Chief Executive at Fare
we'll Meeting.

The spectacle of the President of the
United States laughing I'm church was
narrowly missed by the congrega ton of
Grace Reformed Church. The incident
was related by the President when say
ing good-by to the members of that
church, with whom he has worshiped
during the past eight years as President
and Vice President.
On the Sunday referred to. he said, the
Rev. John NJ. Schick, the pastor. had
occasion TO Tebuke individuals I'm the
gallery who were leaving es0re the SER
vices had ended. Quentin Roosevelt was
with his father, and nearby sat the son
Of the pastor.
Members of the congregation will not
leave until the services are ended" said
DR.. SChick.
'stung." remarked the pastors son,
aloud.
Did YOU hear that?' asked Quentin.
The President succeeded In maintaining
his dignity.
only members of the congregation
were admitted TO the farewell meeting
last night In presenting the President,
DR.. SChick told of the growth and pros
perity Of the Grace Reformed Church
since 1901.
President Roosevelt, IN replying. said
he believed he had not missed Il single
communion during his membership.
The President shook hands with the
members of the congregation.
The Washington times., 1909-02-16
WILL ENTER OFFICE
WITH MUCH POMP
Brilliant Ceremony Planned
for Installation of DR..
Shahan as Rector.

Unusually brilliant viii be the install
lation, as provisional rector Of the
Catholic University, on February o,
of the Rev. Dr Thomas j. Shahan,
about whose nomination for the posi-
zion there has been some uncertainty
and confusion. II has been widely as
serted that he was named through mis-
take, the person really meant being the
Rev. Dr. Edmund T, Shanahan. It is
now declared, however, that no name
ether than that of Dr. Shahan was
ever intended or even considered at the
Vatican.
At the coming installation Cardinal
Gibbons will preside, having curtailad
his visit 10 New Orleans for the pur-
,eze Mar. Falconio and other officials
"a the apostolic delegation Will also be
present The attendance viii INCLUDE
The professors and the entire student
Todv OF the colleges and the local Cler-
gv. These classes viii about MI NC
Msbon Hall, the scene OF the ceremony,
so that few outside guests VIII De IN
AS DR.. shahan is the first rector Of
the Catholic University ever clloSeR
from the faculty and also because OF
the nigh esteem in which he Is held
Il is intended to make the ceremony
Of his installation one of the most not
: bic in the history Of the institution
4 reception for the new executive anu
for RishOD O'COnneu the retiring rec
fQr will follow DIT Shahans lnuuCJlou.
After the reception, a banquet VIII DC
given in Caldwell Hall
The Washington times., 1909-02-16
WASHINGTON ELKS
AT ANNUAL DINNER
One Hundred Members Gather
With Wives and Daughters
at RausCher's.

Washington Lodge, No. IL, 3. p, o. z.
Is twenty-seven years old From
small and unImportant branch of the
rational cody the local lodge has grown
until Il IS now one of the hest equip
pea and best managed sections OF the
country.
These facts were brought out al the
anniversa-v dinner given last evening
ct Rauscl er's Washington Elks 10 the
number Of a hundred or more gathered
with wives and daughters around the
bznQueL tables. Exalted Ruler Ernest
" Emery welcomed the members and
laid upon Toasrmaster p II. Moran su
iujuncuoa 10 be kind TO every one he
introduced
Past Exalted Ruler Joseph A. Burkart
told something of the work Of the or
Ger and It's growth from forty members
20 800. 000. Representative G.. G.. CaFliu
OF Virginia defended Congress. Hugh
Harvey delivered the time-HOu0red
q O'Clock toast and the Elks' quartet
Dana c. Holland. c. F. Myers. r. r.
R5drick, and Edward Embrv. provided
the musical numbers. Harry Wheaton
Howard playing the acC0mpauimeuts.
The Washington times., 1909-02-16

he IS scheduled for Foreign Relations
and for Military Affairs.
Senator Foraker will leave Military
Affairs, and Flint of California is likely
20 be named
OF course. Senator Hale, the dean OF
the Senate, Will become chairman OF
Appropriations to fiji the place left by
Senator Allison and Perkins OF Call
fOrnia VIII become head Of Naval Affairs
20 succeed Senator Hale. Wetmore OF
Rhode Island is expected 20 succeed
Hemenway on this committee, though
there are several other aspirants. in-
Teller's retirement will leave a vacancy
on this committee, and Simmons OF
North Carolina and McLauTin of Missis-
slppi are mentioned for the place.
Rules Craftsmanship.
Among the other important committee
places TO he disposed Of will be the
craftsmanship OF the Rules Committee.
Senator Crane Of Massachusetts is fay
Orably considered by the powers
It is to be borne in mind that the in
surgent Republicans are organizing.
They are not likely TO be able to con-
troll the Republican caucus, but they
may stir up so much trouble as TO force
recognition and compel a large degree
OF shifting about IN the committee pro-
gram. In the Senate, there has always
iOrity, and the plan Of promotion by
selection has found little support. If
the insurgents have their way, the
Roosevelt idea of promotion on some
other basis than seniority Will be car
ried out.
The Washington times., 1909-02-16

Rear Admiral Charles d. SiEsbeer who
commanded the Maine when she was
blown up in Havana harbor, February
Be-. 1855, was the central figure In a
service which marked The close of ez-
ercises i'm memory o. the men who lost
their lives i'm that disaster. The meet
ing, which was under the auspices of
the Army and Navy Union and the
Fattleship Maine Memorial Association.
was held az the First PRESBYTERIAN
Church. John Marshall place, last night
10 was "a hitting close 10 dav mark
Ell by meetings of leading patriotic
societies. the principal one being 30
Arlington Cemetery, where the granite
shaft in honor of the Maine dead, was
covered with wreaths and flags One of
the floral tributes was sent from the
White House.
The Washington times., 1909-02-16
SONS OF REVOLUTION
WILL HOLD ELECTION
Date Of Call, February 22-PlaCe,
Rauscher' Slime,
Moon
Noon

The annual election of officers of the
District Society of the Sons of the
American Revolution will be held at a
meeting Of the society at RaUscher 2
February %. a call for the election was
issued today by John Edward Fenwick.
corresponding secretary of the society.
In addition to choosing officers for the
local branch of the order, delegates will
be selected to the next Congress of the
national convention. voting viii be done
10 person between the hours OF noon and
o'clock. A luncheon will be served
az RauscheT'E. after the result of the
na--nL-uE -az neen announced