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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-02-08
WALLABlES
WILL BE HERE

With regard to~Rugby football The
Alameda being in. Fred Jerome, the
leading sportsman of that very sport
ing vessel, is again heard from. He
speaks of the coming visit of the Walla
bles and the Stanford team and wants
to know what is doing in the Rugby
line.
Here are the facts. The Australian
team, called the Wallabies because
in New Zealand, will be passing through
Honolulu very shortly. Next month
there will be two British men-of-war
in this port and both of them will have
Rugby teams. Some time soon the STAN
ford team will spend five days here on
their way to Australia and New Zea-
land. In April there will be another
limejuicer here.
There was quite little Rugby ex.
citement started before Christmas and
many of the younger set are nuts to
have chance at few match games.
Since then there has been the inter
scholastic soccer and the baseball and
there has been no time for Rugby. 1t
is well understood that Rugby is to be
a mere side issue and must not be allow.
ed to interfere in any way with local
sports. It takes time to learn the game
and must be practised only when there
is nothing else going on.
The baseball is practically over for
the present and the soccer will be fin
ished at the end of this week. Then
will be good time to take the matter
up and all who are interested are asked
to come in and do what they cans
Here is the program as roughly out
line. The Wallabies have twenty-one
players. Douglas Erskine, of the San
Francisco Examiner, has been written
to, asking him to arrange with the Aus
|. tralians to give an exhibition game
here. they to divide their team and each
team to be filed in with players from
Honolulu.
If they stay long enough we can per
haps get a team to play them but
otherwise, one exhibition game will give
the local boys a better idea of how to
play than six weeks of coaching. Then
we shall be in position to get up
team to make Stanford sit up.
These games are intended for the
townfolk as much as for the college
and school athletes. Any man wht
thinks that he can run bit and pass
the ball should get in. The Punahou
High School and Kamehameha boys are
all wanted, if they can come in with
out the practise interfering with theii
track doings.
The practise game held the Saturday
before Christmas was good. The play
ers all learned quickly and there were
plays made that would put an oldtim'
team to shame There have been man!
inquiries at this office as to what wa
being done about Rugby and it may o.
definitely stated that arrangements VII
be made to start practise for the Aus
tralian' s visit as soon as the presen
soccer season is over.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-02-08
O'ROURKE WILL
BET THOUSAND

HlLO, February Ever since the
failure of the recently proposed three
eornered match between Little locker
Adion and Major Collier, there has been
discussion in racing circles as to the
possibility of having a straightout trial
OF speed between the two iast-named
horses. To bring the matter to a test,
1t is understood that John O'Rourke
has issued challenge, offering to back
Major Collier for $1,000 in a mile and
quarter match against Adion. Should
the Maui sports take up the gauntlet,
an interesting race may be expected
If not, then Major Collier will remain
cock of the walk until some new aspi-
rant appears to contest for the honor.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-02-08
FOURTH BOWLING
EVENT TONIGHT

The fourth games of the big bowling
tournament at the Hotel bath alleys
will be played tonight. Fort Shafter
will have their third attempt, this time
against the Honolulu team, which they
have not yet played. So far they have
played two matches and lost both by
small margins, one TO the Rapid Transit
last Friday and one to the Naval Sta
ton week ago.
The Marine team is the only one
that has not played so far. Fort Shat
ter is having the preference and get
ting two matches a week as the boys
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-02-08
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Curtis doubles to left field and Me
Ardle romps; Flaherty reaches third.
Devereaux hits to Williams. who sends
to Bliss, and Flaherty is out at the
plate Delehanty SINGLES and Curtis
scores. Williams, for Devereaux, out
off base at third. Two runs. Score
tied.
En- Sue doubles left field and is out
stealing third; Desha fans and Hamp-
ton skies.
Sixth Inning-Heine singles and
walks, MeArdle safe on Hampton S
error. Bases full, one man down
Flahertv fans and Graney skies.
Fernandez dies, Bliss walks and
steals second; Williams fans, and
Burns also.
Seventh Inning-Curtis fans, Dever-
eaux dies, Delehanty dies.
Kia skies, Bruins dies and En- Sue
skies.
Eighth Inning-Heitmulle singles
down third base line, Williams skies;
Danzig and Williams out, double play,
Hampton TO En- Sue at second to Fer
nandez at first.
Ninth Inning-MeArdle safe on
Hampton S tumble, Flaherty skies,
Graney out at second; En- Sue throws
from second to Fernandez at first, ball
hits bleachers, and McArdle. the bats
man, tries for second, but is put out
Fernandez to Hampton.
Bliss dies. Williams dies. Burns
, safe on Brick drop and steals sec
ond. Bruins singles Burns in. One
run.
The official score was:
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-02-08
KEWALOS ARE
IN THE LEAD

The leaders in the second series of
the Atkinson League fought it out yes
terday morning at Atkinson Park and
the result was a victory for the Ke-
walos by to 6. Up to this time
neither team had lost a game in the
second half of the series, and there
was great excitement down Kakaako
way.
The victory was a blow to the sail
ors, who hoped very much to win, but
they have by no means lost all chances
of the championship, as there are many
more games to be played. The two
tailenders who were to have played de-
cided to postpone the game so that
they could go out to the league
grounds.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-02-08

viii soon be going into camp, when they
will be unable to play.
The Rapid Transit, Honolulu and
Naval Station teams have each won a
match so far while Punahou has lost
one and Fort Shafter two. The games
tonight are expected TO be closely con-
tested and exciting and viii be well
worth watching.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-02-08

Two-base hits, Fernandez, Burns,
Curtis, En- Sue; threebase hit, Burns;
bases on balls, off Burns l, Devereaux
3, Heitmuller l; struck out, by Burns
8, Devereaux l, Heitmuller g.; sacri-
fee hit, j. Williams; double play, Hamp-
ton to En- Sue to Fernandez Umpires,
Fisher, joy; scorer, w. H. Babbitt.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1909-12-02

Erpd Lang, who has eeen operator Nv
the station, was called TO Bath Satur.
day to take the place of the agent there
who shipped and fell under train losing
a foot,
II YOU do not attend the Della Crowder
Miller entertainment at the opera house
Saturday night you will miss the best
thing which will be t. Webster this
winter.
At a meeting of the Eastern Star last
evening DIR. H. J Herman, Mrs. Inez
Peabody and Misses Lillian Gilbertson
Villa Mabel Alley were given the
degrees,
Sherman Wickre came home from
the University of Minnesota last Thur
sday and remained until Saturday with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. o. WicKre
in this city.
For Ssle-Eighty acres OF land in
Granville township; sixty acres under
cultivation. balance in meadow and
pasture. Selling on account of sickness.
Mike Lardy.
A splendid dance was given at the
home of Joseph Ziechman at Granville
on Thanksgiving evening and a most
delightful time is reported by all who
were present.
A social dance will be given by the
popular orchestra of Webster, Friday,
December 10, at Family Theatre. Come
one, come all, and enjoy yourself
Tickets 81
II. L Dudley, formerly of this city,
but now of Duluth, Mimi, has been
visiting with Day county relatives the
past month. He leaves Friday morn
ing for his home.
Miss Gunnell Larson, Edwin Larson,
Miss Alice Pfiefer and John Neuman,
of Aberdeen, we're the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Lief Larson, of this city, on
Thanksgiving day
There was small wreck in the yards
in this city Tuesday morning and the
east bound passenger was delayed here
for several hours while the debris was
being cleared away.
James Lynde sold his restaurant
BUSINESS to Geo. w. Lambdin on Fri
day Of last week. Mr. Lambdin is an
old restaurant man and is sure to make
a success in Webster
Arthur Ring, who has been looking
after business interests for Gruby and
Tanner at Ipswich for several weeks,
came home to Webster and spent Sun
day with his family.
John Phillips is this week moving
his hardware store from the Charles
Hawkinson building on lower Main
street to the Ole Highland building
next to the postcffice.
At a meeting of the school board held
ioce Oatuiuuy ~ WAS u6Ctueu TO nave
the holiday vacation begin on Deem
Der % and the schools will remain
closed until January 10.
Chas. Ferguson, who has been
employed by Martin Visit for some
months, has accepted position with
the Blue Front grocery and will begin
his labors next Monday.
Attorney Frank Sears went to Mime
apolis and st. Paul Friday evening on
professional business and to visit with
relatives over Sunday. He arrived
home Monday morning.
For Rent-My residence in the First
ward of Webster. All modern conven-
fences water, sewer connection,
bath and lights. For information call
at store. Jens Peterson.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1909-12-02

Wsns~s--sG5G tone q Flax Straw.
5a4nrs 9 R@a6s1EL
Fred MnSAszasser wEli repair yDur
sAas,s same heEcrSly.
E'sa.sEs pEEs sks hsgbess market prices
1sr egsaasr eikrsrEs1s
a. C. EsaraEs1sNG attended the dance
At MarasaF Fn@sF evening
Ear eaS saesss ans sweet cider a,
Esgsmssass A CalEssnsOo's.
Tsxiaassser * C4lmsnson have an
ssgs'easasg 1ns sweet cider.
Fer e&zsze-ens and wedding rings
a. FasrzTs tag 9ewslry store.
Essseamx rss Harvest" at the opera
k@9s~ NeDsAsy. December -
zszsAs strain was herefrom Waubay
"a h1sSness matters tuesday.
Pa Bsu.ke pays the highest market
rrsees for poultry Of all kinds.
Where did you get that good oyster
sts~s Af LambdIn's, OF course
Remember. we furnish repairs for all
sbshs cf OF stoves Dow & Dow.
Martin Cabin was visitor in St.
FNHl for couple OF days this week.
For sale--A heating stove IN good
ecsdirion. apply TO DIR. J. l. Harris.
Esntea--Girls TO learn sewing and
dress making Apply Of Mrs. Stanley
Johnson 1T rhe Denton house.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1909-12-02
HOME NEWS.
AL About Webster. Her People And
Her Visitors.

FAY yoar Subscription.
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Mrs. Msshsmsier takes washing.
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CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1909-07-15

Miss Katherine Fullagar. who has
been a guest of Miss Francis Garrett
sor the rast two m>nths. left for her
home in Portchester, n. Y. Saturday
evening.
Miss Anna Haight. of Kansas City,
Missouri. spent Sunday here as a
guest of the family Of Mayor q. r.
Tanner on Rudd avenue Miss Haight
has been spending her vacation in
Denver.
Mayor and Mrs. G. r. Tanner spent
Friday and Saturday in Pueblo. They
were accompanied back to Canon City
by their granddaughter. Miss Mary
Tanner. who will visit here for sew
eral weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. c. Shumway have
returned from their trip to the north
ern part of the state. They visited
at several different points, but found
none to compare with Canon City for
beauty and cleanliness.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1909-07-15

was much smaller than vould other
wise have been the case Mr.. reltar
was accompanied ON the trim to Roct-
vale by M. ]. Evans.
Mrs. w. F. lager and little dauph-
ter, Dorothy, of Buckeye. Sonora.
Mexico. arrived hero todav and I'm
spend the summer in Canon ct,v ..
the guests of Mrs. Jaxer.s narents
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. p. Chairman. ana FAM
lily at 422 River street. Mr.. lager
is expected to 5oin his wife and daush-
ter here in September.
Chas. H. Duncan, who left here a
week or 50 ago on a fishing trim tn
the Gunnison country, writes from
lola that the river il falling and that
some yery good snort 1. beip1 had
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1909-07-15


Miss Beswick OF Colorado Springs,
Ia the guest OF Miss Eta Calder. This
afternoon Miss Calder and Miss Bes-
wick will 60 TO Sa1ida where they
will be the guest OF Mrs. Mable Cal
der Onutt
Mr.. and Mira. g. W. Tobin are en-
tertaining the Miases Louise Kibler
and Fannie Trevo, of New Washing
ton. Ohio. The young ladies are
school teachers and we're in attend
ance at the N. E. A. convention al
Denver. They leave here for the Sc.
attic exposition.
Miss Cora shank 10 Waiting Mrs. r
3. Holmes n H1eoa Vista.
lalpa L.saa Nelsoa ana Aer nothel
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1909-07-15
= visiting at wilmington. Ill.

m visiting at Wilmington, Ill.
Mr.. c. q. Campbell left for Pueblo
last night, to be gone for two days.
Mrs. Ford has returned to Brighton
after = visit with her daughter. Mrs.
Arltte.
Miss Ethel Amick il attending
summer school in Greeley, where she
10 taking a special course in drawing.
Miss Mona Lee went to Pueblo this
nosning where she Win spend several
days as the guest Of Misses Elisa
bsth Fugard and Margaret McGraw.
Mrs Nation and daughter. Miss
0aa. Of Muncia. Indiana. are visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. q. B. Case. ON Lincoln
Park. Mrs. Nation ID Q sister Of Mr..
CAso.
George w. Ivy, convicted in district
court yesterday of burglarizing sa-
loon at Texas Creek. and Sewer No
Ian. adjudged guilty of burglarizing
the store of the Hadley Mercantile
company at Florence. were taken to
Buena Vista by Under Sheriff John
Chetelat this afternoon to enter upon
term of Imprisonment at the state
refOrmatory. Ivy is twenty and Nolan
nineteen years of age. Under the pro-
vision of their sentence they will re-
main at the reformatory until attain
ing their majority.
Ruth Adelene Kent, infant daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Kent, of
South Canon, died this morning, aged
five months. The funeral will take
place from the family residence at
500 Chestnut street at 1890 O'Clock
Sunday morning. Rev. Shaw conduct
ing the service. The burial will be in
Greenwood cemetery.
The Misses Ada and Margaret
Clark. of Pittsburg, Pa. and Miss
Helen Clark. of Carroll. Iowa, are the
guests of Miss Anna Gordon at the
Hotel Denton.
Another bicycle rider was arrested
by Marshal Houston and fined $3.50
for riding on the sidewalk along Ma
con avenue last night The vigilance
OF the authorities will soon rid the
city OF this annoyance.
Mrs. Meyra B. Sheriff., Miss Ida
Harrison and Mr.. Berdon Sheriff.
have returned from visit at the Cur
tbs ranch at Beulah. Miss Meyra
Sheriff.. who was also a member of
the party, stopped off at Pueblo to
visit with Miss Granger. ..
L. W. Felter delivered q lecture on
Japan and the Japanese" at Rock
vale last Friday night The lecture
was predicated on the personal OBJ
servations OF Mr.. Felter in the Land
of the Chrysanthemum" during his
tour around the world last year and
was very interesting. Owing to the
fact that the lecture had not been
generally sdverdsed the attendance
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1909-07-15

w. N. Weber. accompanied by his
brother. Charles Weber. of Manis-
tique, Michigan. left this morning for
Loveiand and other points in the
northern part OF the state where they
viii visit for several weeks. The for
mer VIII spend some time at Estes
Park before returning to Canon City.
George w. Miles returned to Canon
CITY last night from saguache where
ne was called month ago by the ser.
ious illness OF his mother. He says
tne Weatner mas been unusually warm
tnrousnout tne san LUIS valley FOR
couple OF weeks or more; the tenn
perature during the middle OF the day
oeine almost as not as II mas been In
canon Caey.
MISS Editn Gallagher, or Detroit.
"icn-' arrived mere yesterday and viii
spend tne Vacatlon with her uncle
anu aunt Mr. ana mrs. Jonn r. MARI.
MISS Ialiagner Is teacher In the De-
''oil pupiic SCHOOLS ana was IN at
'enuahce at 'ae ~ f. A. convention
heiu At Deh'er'
people WIN symptoms OF kinney
OF oiaooer trouole could realize their
uahser 'neS would "1tnout loss OF
ulhe commence taxing foleys Kidney
riiis' lnis great remedy stops the
pam ana ne irreeuiarlties' strengtn-
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1909-07-15
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northwest. are at present visiting
Mrs. Whipple's mother and brother
at Duncan. Vancouver Island. British
Columbia. Mrs. Whipple will be away
until October. Mr.. Whipple expects
to return to Canon City about the
/ first Of August.
Mr.. Harl Reiter, Of GrinelI. Iowa is
the guest OF his brother. W. B. Reiter.
and family.
Deputy District Attorney Locke
was in Salida yesterday.
Miss Leila Morrison. vi TO Rudd
avenue. is spending the week at Grip
pie Creek.
Mr.. Harry Ghormley. a student at
Monmouth College, Monmouth, ILL.,
nois, stopped off in Canon City for a
few days to visit relatives. while on
his way to North Yakima. Wash.
where he will spend the summer with
his parents.
Mrs. NJ. R Turner and daughter,
Miss Ida, arrived this afternoon
| from Columbus. Nebraska. They will
visit for week with their cousin.
! Justice John r. Kennedy. Mrs. Tur-
ner and daughter are en- route for
The Seattle exposition.
Mr.. and Mrs. ice Peasley and
daughter. Miss Ethel. of Des Moines,
Iowa, stopped off here yesterday for
short visit with W. W. Emmerson
and wife while en- route to Tacoma.
Seattle and other points in the north
vest. Mr.. Peasley was for several
years superintendent of the public
schools at Emmettsburg. Iowa. but
is at present engaged in the practice
cf law at Des Moines.
Albert Rule. arrested yesterday af
.ernoon for beating his horse. was
given hearing before Justice Ken
nedy at o'clock. He was found not
guilty and allowed TO go.
Past Exalted Ruler F. B. McGilli-
cuddy. Canon City Lodge No. 610. b.
p. o. f.. will lie ave Sunday afternoon
for Los Angeles, Cal, where he will
represent this city as delegate at the
national convention.
Hagen Stockder has spent the week
in Denver. He will return to Canon
City tomorrow night
Mr.. and Mrs. Hardy Sayre will
leave on Sunday for a week or ten
days visit to Green Mountain Falls.
They will make the trip by carriage.
going by way of Colorado springs-
f. B. Shute, of Craig, Nebraska.
is spending few days here looking
over the community with view OF
possible Investment in property here.
Mr. Shute has travelled all over the
country and is convinced that few
towns anywhere have a more attrac-
tive environment than Canon City.
Mrs. Lydia Latimer and two child
rem of Wichita Falls, Texas, arrived
here Wednesday and were the
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Ben W. Rea
until yesterday when they went out
to the stirrup ranch where they will
remain for some time visiting Mr..
and Mrs. w. H. Pigg. Mrs. Latfmer
and Mrs, Pigg are cousins.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1909-07-15

Miss Millie Ditty, Of Millersburg,
Pennsylvania, Ia Waiting In Canon
City as the guest of Mrs. r. G. Nes-
bit and family. Miss Ditty is teach
er and has been attending the meet
tuK Of the National Educational As
soctatioA in Denver.
III. ana Mfs kref n. Nhippls and
-. osorge. vtD lss hers some tinAs
40 - - : xssAAea NJ tAFossA ~
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1909-07-15
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A western judge granted a divorce
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Constipation. causing bad breath and
Liver Trouble the ill-temper. dispel
colds. Danish headaches. conquer
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