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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-12-29

Much digging of bitches and hama
hama resulted IN the complete draining
of the Athletic park yesterday. The
surface of the ground is still Shiny and
muddy but shows signs of drying up
very rapidly, and the ground will be
In excellent condition for the Saturday
and Sunday events, provided that there
is not more terrific rain Even if there
be a few occasional showers, the great
system of draining bitches that has
been arranged, will keep the field clear
from any too much wetness.
BY tomorrow the track at the Ath-
letic park will be fit for. running on.
The caretaker has had orders to put up
the track stakes tomorrow afternoon,
so that the runners and walkers can
practise on the track.
Tsukamoto is feeling very good since
the sun has come out again. he was up
town yesterday afternoon with smile
that would make the average American
run and look for the sugar stock list.
He stated most positively that the
weather was going to be fine for the
race and that he was going to win. This
through an interpreter.
Tsukamoto speaks just enough Eng
fish to make himself unintelligible, but
he can usually make himself understood
with the aid of his wonderful smile and
gestures. What he says is something
like this: 81 think yes, perhaps no,
but he indicates world of utterance
with his arms and hands and can smile
up or down fourteen or fifteen different
ways to make his meaning clear.
Kaoo Sure of Fine Weather.
Kaoo is pleased with the weather. He
saws that he expected the Christmas
celebration of wetness but that the
wind is making up its mind to blow
from the northeast very soon and that
there will be sunshine for the big event.
Seeing that he has studied weather
problems for many long years here, he
ought to know what he is talking about.
Sullivan has not Stacked up on his
training at all, except for his big sleep
last Sunday Yesterday and on Monday
he was out fer the big walk and various
training stunts down at the Healam
boat club He is looking in excellent
condition and Ayres will have to do his
very best to beat the champion over
the mile distance.
Kaoo Runs Twelve Miles.
Ayres is training faithfully. He gets
out ON the road every night and yester-
day varied this by walking at the Molll-
iii grounds while Kaoo was running
twelve miles Both men showed up IN
good form and there was quite crowd
of enthusiasts to watch tneiii.
The opinion of the fans round town
is that both races viii be very close
Ayres has sent out his ultimatum that
he can beat Sullivan over a mile course,
and Tsukamoto has openly declared that
he will certainly get the goat of the
Waialua horse this time.
On the other hand Sullivan is quietly
confident and Kaoo is quite sure that
he can outrun and outsprint the Japan
csc runner. Kaoo refers to the last ten
mile race in which he tripped at the
finish. He states that he was just about
feeling fine at that time and that Tsu-
kamoto was all in. He is quite conf
dent that he can make the pace too
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-12-29
BRITISH POLO
TEAM TO VISIT

LONDON, December 15.-The Hurl-
ingham Club polo committee, receding
from its determination not to challenge
in 1910 for the international polo cup
won last summer by the Meadowbrook
team of Long Island, now has decided
unanimously to send provisional chal-
lenge to the Polo Association of the
United States
If a suitable team Of players and
ponies can be collected, formal chal.
lenge will be sent. the match to follow
the birmingham tournament in June.
This sudden reversal of purpose on
the part of the Britishers is attribu-
table, doubtless, to the criticisms to
which the committee has been subject
ed since its earlier decision not to send
team to the United States next sum-
mer was announced, on October ii last.
All Of the active polo-players favor
he earliest possible attempt to regain
the international cup, and they have
been greatly incensed at what has been
termed the sluggishness of the EARN
chair committeeman.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-12-29
NEW STAFF OF BREWER & CO.

Continued from Page One.1
viii retire, as does his assistant. Charles
Sprinks. The passenger and freight de-
partments viii be more closely allied
in future with Harry Whitney in charge
of the department, and James ". Rob
ertson of Brewer & Co., in charge of
the freight business. George Jorgenson,
clerk of the Oceanic, will continue
as an assistant under Messrs Whitney
and Robertson. Harry Whitney will
also act as chief clerk generally of the
enlarged Brewer & Co. J. s. Walker,
who has been in. charge Of the insur-
ance department of W. G. Irwin & Co.,
retires to go into business for himself
and Brewer & Co.'S. insurance man will
be W. F. Wilson. J. A. Johnson. cash
Ter of Brewer & Co. at present, will
be cashier of the amalgamated con-
Germs.
Brewer & Co. are very comfortably
situated as they are in their present
building. but will be rather eramped
in their new quarters.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-12-29

It is money in your pocket TO use the
wireless. The instant communication
will bring YOU many an order that you
would lose if you waited for the mail.
Office open on Sundays from eight to
ten in the morning.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-12-29

hard for the Japanese runner and then
sprint away from him at the finish.
Baseball Redivivus
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-17

" she said laughing and drawlng back ..-.i
There .-.ts a ring. and It was yours, and l mad
H. because the day before ! came up here
Saw il In a pawnShop window on SiXth-ave.;
.,7 -ecognizef il al once and bought It ana
i.-l-,aft il with me 10 surprise you. think
on but aren't YOU glade
The 1ol,I, If utter misery on his face startled
her. lit wasn't necessary, - he nurnured.
u -to-night-somehow. Now YOU We
ia me- what brute and fool and cad / We
been" III ..vo,,
olls III v-a1, ebout the man I'm going
to marry It nt P polite 5 He I %2s IPn 5fif tfast
hove such belief is worth having
Ion onlv wanted to Justify it before said Il
love YOU IL, ,...-,. close
IL 7.,t tears on his checks, his own, and was
j i 0 i7 thing YOU shall do by way Of amends
Iii - i9st. DRAWING bacl, little and Puttna
ND her hand - want no diamond ,,.I,i, 81 Sifi''
a. drew the Venus Victrix from ms lnnei
,,oIjet and slipped it on her finger
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-17

K Of it | don't know any
It seems as If whatever
have been centuries ago.
care. ! don't care about
! love YOU and want YOU to
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-02-03
THE COMPLETE CRATER.

Grating IL no easy matter. I,
calls Tor special qualifications. In
the first place, one must ba consist.
ant. To start out on grating car
crr under the belief that We may per.
init ourselves occasional lapsos Into
virtue. makes for timidlty. for cor.
tain nnprOfcsslOnal uncertainty ut
critical moments. Eternal vigilance
is the price OF success In grating. Il
IL necessary 10 become "a specialist
IN grating, NJ IN other occupations,
In order 10 succeed. Take one form
of grating and stick to II. and all
other things shall be- added unto you.
Then. again, the earnest CRATER
recognizes that, II he is TO make n
permanent success. hc must keep
himself IN good condition. Iiis home
life. therefore. must be an ideal one.
Some OF our most famous grafters
have had loving wives and golden.
haired children, were home every ey.
ening promptly ut six. and never
touched drop.
In grating. one must havo good
manners, a devotion TO ones duty, q
sterling honesty of purpose. and q
continuous self-respect. Grating, in
its most exalted form. "a In reality
an nrt. To become prc-eminent in
1t ono has to have an abounding faith
that a new victim Is born every min.
ute. Grating. indeed. may only be
acquired by certain amount Of fast.
ing and prayer, and prolonged pa.
tience.--Thomas L. Mason, In Sue.
cess Magasine.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-02-03

Oh woman, you are charming,
And poets long have sung
Their sweetest verses TO you
In overy written tongue;
But none Of them has ever
Told why It is that you
VIII always leave q street car
.ot dne gnorW
w. J. Hampton, In Success Maga
sine.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-02-03
VEGETABLES AND FhV''. h.,

Tho Monarch Mercantile w. ~
can supply you with any'"'ss NJ
vegetable and fruit line. ' ..r
ceived fresh from tho Cai'Io'nsh 'sh.ss
kets by express. Celery '. ,.".sa
onions. squash. pumpkins, n
oranges, bananas. nuts 60
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-02-03
BRIEF MENTION.

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OIL mihce meat saner kraut. salt hsh,
all Kinds. canned goods. olives. can
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4.
|. convinced that the very best of bread.
} cakes and pastry can be- made nf Mar.
tin Bros. Anchor Brand Flour. We
bake nights 40 that We can gIyc our
customers the freshest bread pUsB.hlr
We make Il specially of fancy cakes
and pastry. MODEL. BAKERY, the
~. ,s,
nave so" urea one "' 'h"Se sun
So"' ash'' are p''hs "aSheu III
spa..' ~ '""'' ''""," '"'"'S ''o''
As the water reccdos they form u
solid mass. strong enough TO hold up
the earth and prevent cavc-ins.
: MONEY TO LOAN On ranchcs.tim-
Der land. aud city property. HALL
SHEPHERD co. 30u
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,..w., 90, ,,.,,. -, 90. ,., w.,
ed States, Will advertise the religion
features of the Alaska-fukon-Pac'ic
y.a,
u.y. vo, ..., ,b, "uaisy Chains"
and ,..t ,ocLl.,.. a, IN. ! n.oI
,-,s
l. d. Apologize returned this cv-
ening from Oakland. lie reports the
ROADS IN very bad ooha'tioh ana th'
trains delayed The recent rains IN
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The American Hotel Dining Room
Is open all nigAt. f'esh o. 'te'' cV'
cry day 1871
The australian regulation for i'm
ports deal very strictly with patent
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Arrangements are being made for
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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-02-03

Ambsrol Records play " II
minutes. At NuIlers.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-02-03

MONEY TO LOAN on ranches, tim.
her land. and city property. HALL.
SHEPHERD co. 30tf
Hawaii's school exhibit at the Al
aska-Yukon-Paciflc Exposition this
year will bo ono Of tho Ancst over at
tempted and will show the world
what Is being accomplished In the
way OF educational instruction In the
mid.Pacinc territory.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1909-03-06

.5ry. wniie tne kfvwn r'e-s-rc r-sppe..
that long ago.
Any number Of persons may play.
Having seated themselves around The
sitting room table or with books In the
lap on which 70 write end appointed a
timekeeper. who shall act us leader
and jude THEY rake tie letter 4 ara
write ~ fge rainntea' timA al the
names ~ men recruitment ia American
hlstory thar they can remember. hs
ginning wl.h ihat letter
The leader gives notice when the
time IS up, and the player having the
largcs, list ~ names has the number
9 put 10 bis credit Every word that a
player misspells takes one from his
score. hut not from his list
The letter p Is taken next. and SO
on as far down the alphabet rs may
be desired. At the end OF the game
the player having the highest score Il
declared the winner
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1909-03-06


Some people never perform an act OF
kindness without hoping 70 receive n
reward. OFTEN such people are disap-
pointed. much after the fashion Of the
two boys IN the following story. An
old lady was counting her money and
while doing so dropped a coin. II fell
into a wood box full Of wood and shay
ings. She was almost frantic nc her
loss. being a miscrly woman Seeing
two boys playing near her home. she
called 10 them
III you find my piece of money |
win give You a cent
The boys began hunting eagerly for
the lost coin At the end OF an hour
they gave shout 81 delight, for the
piece 81 money had been discovered,
The old lady grasped her precious coin
and saying that they had earned their
reward, went 10 a shelf took down n
bottle which had contained some per
fume and gave each boy a scent Of the
lingering odor
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1909-03-06

Roosevelt President-Elect Taft and as
many people as could crowd into the
senate chamber and the galleries.
shermsn Sworn In.
When an the witnesses to the cere-
mony were assembled Vice President
Fairbanks rose and called the session
or The senate o.order. After a brief
yalodictory aGdtess IN which he th0nK-
ed the senator's FOR the courtesy and
respect shown 10 him during his term
OF office N Fairbanks called TO his
rostrum the vice president elect james
Schoolctn6 Sherman Of New York,
and. me crowd standing. administered
to him De oath and turned over TO him
the eaye h7 is the outward symbol
or HE authority attaching 10 his new
Office rhe FIRST official act OF The new
vice president as presiding officer OF
The senate was 10 call the senate TO Or
der and diteet the recently elected
members "a come forward and take the
oath
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1909-03-06
CHICAGO THUGS
IN BOLD RAIDS
Three Elevated Read Stations
Are Scenes Of Robbery.
VICTIMS ARE BADLY BEATEN

All Crimes Believed by Police TO Have
Been Committed by the Same Two
Men--in One Instance They AZ.
tempted 70 Steal Packages from an
Express wagon and Were Fired
Upon but Esoaped-shcts Also Sent
at Them Wills Rohhira ! Victim.
Chicago. March 4 Three daring
robberies ii passengers "a elevated
railway stadons. committed ly t2o
men. aroused the police throughout
Chlcaso and led 10 determined man
hunt III each case email sums were
secured and The victims were severely
beaten.
The Norhwcstcin Elevated station
at Lake street. The metropolitan STA.
ton a. hals ,ci street and tha Morgan
street station 81 the caIcago and Oak
Park road were the scenes 81 The OAR.
ing crimes III two instances shots
we're fred al tie robbers. but they
oludcd pursuers.
The descriptions Of Che robbers as
given % Che police by the victims were
similar and detectives concluded that
al The crimes We're committed by the
same two men,
In one case the mon were first seen
attempting 70 steal packages on a
United states express wagon az Jack
son boulevard and Market streets
They were pursued and fred on FIVE
times but fled across the bridge and
escaped. Ten iutes later the hold
up M the Haisted street station Of the
Metropolitan elevated stution oc
CURED.
The last robbery occurred on the
Northwestern elevated platform II.
A. Nehse tl IaSallc street. saw tho
thugs holding up their victim and
opened IRE on them They returned
the shots gud fed down the stairway.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1909-03-06

The Hindoo iugglers and acrohats
are the most skillfu ia the world. and
we are always hearing new stories IT
them. one 81 the latest stories 81
about q performer who went through
many wonderful feats pcrched on top
Of q single bamboo stick about fifteen
feet "a height The top Of the sticl,
was tied t0 girdlc around his waist,
and leg rest was provided 10y a cush.
ION few feet down the pole. perched
on this slender stick. he hoppcd and
danced around III the llyeliest way, nc
companltd by tie tapping Of d drum
1t would be considered a skillful feat
10 walk about with ease ON a pair OF
stilts fifteen feet Ia height. bur this
Ilndoo showed Il marvellous power 81
equilibrium ON + single stick lie did
other things even more wonderful
For example, he balanced a light stick
on hls nose and heavy one on his
chin ana then threw the heavy ono
into the air with hls head and caught
II on tho end ~ the light one While
balancing the two sticks thus, end on
end. he made one revolvc IN one d..
rection and the other IN another direc.
tton
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1909-03-06
HISTORICAL LETTER FOUND
Penned BY the Original Brother iona.
than u Revolutionary Days.

Saginaw. Mich March Robert
+. Johnson OF this city. who has just
returned from visit 10 Canterbury
Conn. brought home with him valua
Bile historical document associated
with revolutionary days. II Is a letter
written by the famous Jonathan Tmm.
bull governor OF Connecticut. and tho
original Brother Jonathan, SO styled
first by George Washington. The
letter Is dated Lebanon. Aug. II, 1916,
and was sent 10 Johnson's pater-
nal greatgrandfather Lieutenant Colo
mel Obadiah Johnson. by special mes
senger ION public service" The letter
Is in hne state of preservation II
reads as follows
Sir have received Intelligence
from General Washington that the
Southern army under General clinton
with the Hasslans and Scotch High.
landers. have all arrived al Staten Is
land, near New York, and that by the
uncommon movements OF the enemy
there is the highest probability Of a
general engagement % como ON very
soon
II have given orders 10 Colonel
Ward TO march % New York with hts
nIimont without delay and on the ia
bt of this you viii come directly 70
Wlndham, equipped TO march 10 Nor
witch and New London with the com
panics In your vicinity orders having
already been given 70 the several com.
panies to parade there tomorrow or as
early as possible and In the meantime
transports will be secured al Nor
vdch and New London for your men
and their baggage
sour best exertions must be had al
this important period that seems TO
promise "A decisive blow for the pres.
ent campaign. From sir your humble
servant,
"JOIlNATIAN TRUMBULL."
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1909-03-06
CURzON'S COUSIN MARRlES
VIeeroys Kin WEEDS = Beautiful San
Francisco Woman.

San Francisco. March a. Arthur
Curzon said to be q cousin Of Lord
Curzon formerly yiccrcy OF India. has
announced lis marriage 70 Mrs.
Evelyn Pitman of this city The we'd.
ding took place in San Jose several
days ago after I'm automobile trip.
Curzon, Who lives m Hamilton. Ont
has been In this city for some time.
The couple have left for Los Angeles.
accompanied by Sidney Curzon. an old.
or brother 81 the bridegroom said 10
have been sent ont here By the family
10 prevent the wedding
il IS all7Eed that he was completely
won over 10 tha side Of the lovers by
the beautiful bride.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1909-03-06
WOMAN DISAPPEARS

Circumstances Create Fear She VIII
Meet Fate Of Father.
Port Huron. Mich. March 2. Mrs.
MARY Osborne. wife OF Alfred Osborne.
he's disappeared from home under cir.
cumstances somewhat similar 10 those
under which. Valentine Harrison. her
fnthor. kur years ago wandered away
from Safnin only TO be found dead on
a doorstep near Lake View cemetery
Ilgont search for her Is being
lido. She was last seen by members
Of her family as she sat In the parlor
Of her home with her wraps on. acting
strangely and saying she was going
downtown
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1909-03-06
FOR THE CHILDREN
Why We Need Blankets.

The blankets That we sleep under NJ
NIGHT are thicker and heavier and
warmer Than the clothing we wear
during the day Thcy must be So DIN
sure our comfort Why2
II we 10 down on a couch 20 take a
nap al our day clothing We arc almost
sure % take cold unless we add some
SORT ~ covering Why2 These ure
AMONG the thousand and one "eommon
things that everybody knows without
stopping q hink about the reason
but there 6 i reason for everything
and we ought 10 lind il out
In this case the reason may be found
IN the circulation OF the blood The
warmth Of the body depends on the
circulation being vigorous, and when
we nrc lying down the hearts action
IS much luieter than whom we are SIT
ting MP Ur moving. the beats being
about ten less q minute.
III the beats are ten less each min
ute they arc COO less IN one hour and
IN eight hours an average nights
sleep. they are 800 less, or. "a round
numbers, they IRE 5000 less AS the
heart sends out six ounces Of blood at
each beat. Il sends out or lifts about
10000 ounces less during eight hours
sleep than Il lifts during the same
time when we are up. That makes
quite a difference in the circulation
and therefore lii the amount OF heat
produced "a the body So we must
have heavier clothing when we sleep
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1909-03-06
MINERS ELECT HARRIS
Returns From Six districts Remain 70
BE Counted.

Saginaw. Mich, March With ne.
turns from six districts missing the
election Of the Michigan United Mine
Workers resulted as follows
President John Harris Saginaw;
secretary William Diamond Saginaw:
member Oh the financial board, Michael
Barry OF Bay City The official can.
yass viii be necessary 90 determine
whether Joseph Westwood of Saginaw,
Joseph Smith 81 Bay City OF Thomas
Purdy Of Bay city Is the new vice
pres idCnt
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1909-03-06

When Is man hospitabe and at the
same time a chent2 when he takes
you I'm.
Name that from which n the whole
be taken some viii remain The word
wholesome.
What four letters Of the alphabet
express the feelings OF an envious per.
SOM I-N-v.U Il envy you).
What ls the difference between a
hungry man and a glutton7 one longs
10 eat; the other eats too long.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1909-03-06
COLONEL TUCKER RETIRED
Findings Of the Board Approved by
Secretary Wright.

Chicago. March i-Frends Of Col
onel Tucker are elated over news
from Washington saying that Secre-
tary Of War Wright approved the find
ings OF the retiring board in his case.
The decision places Colonel Tucker
on the retired list for life on three.
quarters pay. II IS regarded by his
s..ends as victory for him over his
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1909-03-06

Animals Skeletons For University.
sAun Arhor, Mich March George
Nhwnh, a missionary from Kamcrun.
West Africa. has sent two collections
of skeletons Of mammals. reptiles and
frogs 20 the university museum. Each
collection Is valued az $500. schwab
made the collection himself and they
roproaent several years work.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1909-03-06

Fort Smith Ark. March Charles
Schmidt, cntcher Of the Detroit Amcri.
can League baseball team, has bought
i HAIR interest To- local business and
8nnounced that ne Is through with
organized baseball The refusal Of an
lncrcaHe ia salary Is said 10 De respou
eiblc
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1909-03-06
PENALTY 7 YEARS IN PRISON

ES-supervlsor coffey Of Frisco Sen.
fenced For Accepting a Bride.
At San Francisco. Cal, Ex-Supervis-
or NJ. w. Golfer has been sentenced to
seven years imprisonment.
Coffey was found guilty recently OF
accepting a hribe in connection with
the granting OF trolley franchise 70
the United Railroads.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1909-03-06
QUAKE SHAKES THE lsTHMus
Fiss0res Mace IN Earth and Buildings
Cracked IN Panama.

City OF Afesico. March News has
been received here OF an earthquake
shock 0n the isfhmus
IA Mozoa nila Chianas. an the build
mEs We're cracked and many assures
were caused in ihe earth. according to
official adtices
Shocks were also felt at Tonala and
san Cristohal del Las Casas, in the
same state. and az Tustla and San
Juan Bantlsta. IN the state-of TobascO.
The natives were terror-stricken,
but no great damage Is reported