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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-12-20
HILO SPORTS FOR
NEW YEARS DAY

The Hile papers contain announce
ments Of the program 1or the sports
on New Year, day in that hustHng
town. The arrangement would indi
cate a desire to give everyone chance,
and one of the horseraces carries to
the winner $1,000. This will be be-
tween Weber, a good old horse, once
the property of the late Prince David,
and Major Collier, a horse with
record Weber has appeared in sew
eral events in Hilo, and usually as
winner The program includes the fol-
lowing:
Baseball.
Three-quarter mile match race be-
tween John 7. and Pocahontas.
One mile and a quarter between
Weber and Major Collier for $1,000
a side.
Half mile for racers owned by
Japanese.
Fifteen-mile Marathon; three money
Haif-mile race for lunas on field
horses.
Three-quarter mile for Hawaiian
bred horses.
Three-quarter mile free-for-all.
Half-mile bronco busting race.
Half-mile cowboy race.
In addition to these races there will
be athletic events for money prizes.
These races will be seen by those
who go up on the excursion promoted
by the Inter-Island S. n. Co., to leave
here on New Year. eve, and to return
Monday morning. 1t will be an OPP
ho
seen the wonderful volcano in action.
1t will be chance for those who have
gone on other occasions when the fare
was $50 to have the same enjoyment
this time at just half that cost. The
| trip to the volcano will be worth the
price even if there was nothing else
to see, and number of persons are
going with the intention of leaving
by the early train direct for the vol
eano The management of the Hilo
Railway Company viii have train to
meet the steamer, and there will be no
unnecessary delay on arrival.
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A 3.bedroom house on Mat
lock avenue.
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DICK SULLIVAN STILL HOLDS
THE WALKING CHAMPIONSHIP
Ayres Keeps Up With Dick for Half the
Distance, but Pace Is Too Hot
Kaoo Not There.

hind the walkers the road was black
with autos and rigs.
But, in spite of the huge crowd, the
policing was perfect. All spectators
were kept on the right side of the road
and the walkers were not crowded nor
Inconvenience in any way.
At the finish a lane was kept open
through a solid mas of humanity for
full two hundred yards. By the tape
the crowd was so dense that it literally
blocked the road and. if a street car
had happened along about that time,
it would have had hard time to wedge
its way through.
Pirate Kid Was There.
Jack Scully, the hack inspector, and
Eben Low rode at the head of the
walkers and kept the road clear while,
all along the line, were mounted police
who saw that the autos and rigs kept
well to the right side of the road.
Arthur McDuffie was there to super
wise matters and the way in which the
course was pOlieed and kept clear was
credit to everybody who took part
In it.
Choosing the Prizes.
After the race all the competitors
gathered in the judges room at the
Waikiki Inn and each one chose a
prize in turn. There being so few who
qualified for the final race, there was
a big overflow of prizes and everybody
who entered got two of them. Sullivan
and few of the front ones each took
three. In addition to those prizes Sui
Ivan also took the SculIv Gun for the
championship.
Jack McFadden was on deck, look
ing as perky as ever. This irrepres-
sible youth came up to the Judges ;
auto and inquired. with wide grin,
whether he could give them any as
sistance. This reference to his action
of the week before was not received
with any very violent appreciation by
anybody.
Story of the Race.
It was Just a quarter of three when
Seully fired the gun for the start. anu
the nine men set cut on their grind
/ over the mile and seven-eighthS c0ursa
| The police kept the rigs and autos
back. and those who had not secured
good place had to be content tn o..
on ahead or drop back behind and
watch the walkers as best they could
from a distance
Sullivan took the lead at the very
start, followed by Sam Hon and Avres.
The whole bunch kept together for
about three hundred yards, but the
terrific pace that sullivan made Soan
began to tell and Sam Hop dropped
back to give place TO Ayres. who was
almost mp with sullivan.
Then AyreS pulled up level with Sui
nvan, and they kept step for the next
hait mile. 1t looked verv much as
Though Ayres would be able - keen nm
the pace and that the finish wouli re-.
suit IN one of the closest tussIes ever
seen here.
But the pace was too much for the
brltish veteran. His steps grew short
eF, and although he tried to quicken
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JAS. r. MORGAN,
AUCTIONEER.
POJgJNUE

$500 will buy a lot in Puunui,
half block from car, near corner
WyIIie and Liliha streets: excel
lent town and marine view; front
age 112 IT., depth 1856 it.; total
area 2O,54O SO. #.
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Also other valuable property
in Puunui.
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S. H. Webb won the veterans race in
81 minutes 45 seconds; Evergreen
Kalbe was second. Marine, the only
contestant in the heavyweight class,
went over the course in - minutes 80
seconds.
Dick Sullivan easily defeated II. M.
Ayres over the Kafakaua avenue walk
ing race course yesterday afternoon by
ffty-six seconds and distance of just
about two hundred yards. Antoine Kaoo
did not show up at all, greatly to the
disappointment of the thousands Of
spectators who were out to watch the
race.
For just about half the distance
syres kept level with Sullivan but,
shortly before the cartraeks were reach
ed, he began to fall behind and Sullivan
kept increasing the distance between
them for the balance of the race.
After Ayres came the rest of the
contestants all pretty well punched to-
sgether ,Jardin and Rosa had hot
tussle for third place. They made excel
lent time down the home stretch, but
Jardin had just a trifle more sprint
left in him than Rosa and managed to
butt into the tape just one second in
the lead.
Sam Hop and Kaaea had a great
time between them to see who would
let the other be last man. Sam Hop
backed up at the last and, although
hard pressed by the Hawaiian, came in
in eighth place by a margin of two
seconds.
Only Two Veterans.
Only two contestants turned up for
The veterans race. :. II. Webb, last
year 5 veteran champion, and Evergreen
Kalhe. The only entry in the heavy
weight class to show up was Marine
lie started with the two old men and
came in after Webb.
Webb walked a very good race. He
kept the same pace all the way til
the very last when he came In with
3 great sprint and showed that he could
have made better time if he had beer
pressed.
An Annual Affair.
fhe event was remarkable success,
an every way There is no doubt about
jts popularity as an annual affair. Bis
as WIS the crowd of last week. the
Aumher of spectators out YESTERDAY
must have been nearly double. The
entire course was lined with neonls
A. Doktng on and far ahead of and be
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AT AUCTION.
ON WEDNESDAY, DEC. %, 1909,

ON WEDNESDAY, DEC. %, 1909,
AT u O'CLOCK NOON,
At my salesrooms, / will sell at pub
lie auction to the highest bidder, on
account of whom it may concern, $40
shares of capital stock of w. c. Pea
cock & Co., Ltd, consisting of Ger
tifcates Nos. "a and rs for 1922
shares. Certificates Nos. 81, So, II, 81,
81, Sc for 621a shares. Certificate No.
Sc for so shares. Certificate No. IS
for rs shares. Certificates Nos. IA and
rs for 90 shares
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THIS WEEK
Beach Property
AT AUCTION.

ON WEDNESDAY. December %, we
will sell at public auction at our
auction rooms, what is known as the
Lutted lot, with all its improve
ments. 1t is the third property from
the Moana Hotel towards Diamond
Head. Has Torrens title. fine bathing
Area of land about 10,903 SO. it.. as fol-
lows:
10 #. along Waikiki Road. 40 #
along Cleghorn property. 79.1 #. along
high water mark, 1876 ft. along L. c.
A. 1897.
Full particulars at our office.
JAS. r. MORGAN.
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Thanks to Officials.

Dick Sullivan and Johnny Murphy
wish 70 thank all their friends verv
cordially for their idea of starting a
benefit here for the grand little boxer.
Dick SAYS that it IS not necessary and
that. Johnny being comparative
stranger here, it would be an imposi-
ton. They appreciate the kindly
spirit in which the thing was started.
but would much rather not.
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them sufficiently to make up, he began
to drop behind. When the carline was
reached he was a full twenty yards to
the bad.
Meanwhile, the bunch behind were
providing some excitement. Jardin
was setting a fast pace, and was not
far behind Ayres. In fact, at one time
it looked as though he might make a
bid for second place.
Rosa kept with Jardin, and Jackson
kept up the pace well for some dis
lance, but this was not marathon
and he was unable to keep even with
his younger and lighter opponents.
In spite of the terrific pace he was
setting, Dick Sullivan did not slacken
at all when he saw that he had Ayres
going, but kept it up even faster than
ever. At the finish he came down the
stretch with magnificent burst of
speed and was greeted with a terrific
ovation by the crowds, who, though
disappointed that Kaoo was not in the
race, showed that the victory was a
popular one by the noise they made.
And the Band Played.
The band was outside the Waikiki
Inn and played during the afternoon,
thus keeping the spectators content
during the wait between the finish of
the preliminary race and that of the
final
The weather was delightful until
after the race and everybody had gone
home. Then it began to rain, and it
certainly made up for having kept off
during the race. The water came
down in torrents, and all those who
were not near to some friendly shelter
got thoroughly drenched.
Who Chose Which.
The prizes chosen by the various
competitors were as follows: Scullv
cup, Dick Sullivan; Fred L. Waldron IS
prize, II. NJ. Ayres; H. Hackfeld s.
Co. s, Kalbe; J. Carlos, Wilson Feag-
Ter; H. T. Hills, L. o. Rosa; NJ. A.
! Gunst & Co. s, Jardin; W. C. Peacock
Co s, Henderson; E. o. Hall &
Son s, H. NJ. Ayres; w. c. Bergin s,
Marine; Monty Montgomery Sam
Hop; Lovejoy & Co. s. Kaaea; Thos. f.
McTighe & Co.'S, Kalbe; Hawaiian
Stars, Jardin; Metropolitan Meat
Company s, Webb; Chambers Drug
Co.'S, Ayres; Dat & Mossman $, Rosa;
Advertisers, Webb; Silva Toggery S.
Sam Hop; H. r Wichman & Co. 5.
Jackson; HOLSTER Drug Company's,
Jackson; Honolulu Philosophy Com
pany's 5, Rosa; A. B. Arleigh & Co. s,
Sullivan; a. NJ Dietz .Jewelrv Com
pany 5, Feagler; J. E. Soper's. Marine;
Honolulu Drug Company 5. Henderson:
B. f. Ehlers & Co.'S. Sullivan: Palm
Bakery's, Jardin; South Sea Curlo
Company $, sullivan; Bergstrom Music
Company 5, Kaaea.
Thanks to Officials.
The committee wishes to thank all
those who helped to make this annual
event such a grand suecess-the Judges
and all other officials, and especially
the merchants who so generously offer
ed prizes for the event.
The judges We're Senator c. F. Chill
hngworth, Walter Drake. Jack Scuilv.
Pete Baron. c. G. Bartlett and Will
Chiffon. The finishing judges were
Charlie Lynch and VIII Bergin. The
timers were G. J. Boisse. W. MeTigae
ana P. Maurice Me-tahon. johnny
Anderson was announcer and master of
ceremonies
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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-11-05

services of John Sqeckman at New
Castle Tuesday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Jones entertain
ed Richmond friends on Wednesday.
The Progressive club met Wednes-
day afternoon with Mrs. Frank Ad-
dington as hostess. An excellent pro-
gram was rendered, followed by dainty
refreshments. Mrs. w. H. Porter and
Mrs. Will Teetor were guests of honor.
There was no skating rink on Wed
nesday night on account of the wiring
of the hall for lights.
The following attended the fupe"al
of Isaac N. ROUGH at Gas City, Fri
day: Mrs. Horace Hoover. Mrs. Han
nah Shafer, Mrs. Maude Underhill, Mr..
and Mrs. Milton Miller and Mr.. and
Mrs. Rudolph Hoover. The death of
the deceased was sudden, caused by
touching a live electric wire, which
instantly electrocuted him. The de-
ceased had gone into his yard to sep
arate a telephone and electric wire,
which had become entangled.
Following is the program for the
Women's History club, Monday, Nov
Sth. Responses, Wordsworth. Mid
Autumn along the Old Canal. continued
The Migration of Birds. Mrs. Bell. Sc
lect reading, Mrs. Hines. Small
Trees, Mrs Unthank. Questions ir
Natural History. Mrs. Hartley. Mrs
! Gebphart and Miss Taylor. Hostess
! Mrs. Shively.
| Mrs. Allen Fouts went to Richmond
Thursday to visit her parents. Mr.. ant
| Mrs. McMann.
| James NJ. Knapp. made a business
trip to Spiceland and Cambridge Cit!
on Thursday.
Relatives here received word of tn
sudden death Of Claude Ulrick at hi
home at Richmond. Death was due t
Bright's disease. The deceased wa
a resident Of this vicinity until yea
ago, when he moved to Richmond. H
is survived by his wife, Mrs. Mabl
Ulrick and a little daughter and hi
mother. Mrs. Martha Ulrick. Funera
services will probably be held at Ha
gerstown.
Mr. and Mrs. John Hahn spen
Thursday afternoon at New Castle.
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hour the guests departed after de-
lightful and profitable evening. The
next meeting will be held at the home
of Mrs. Flo Purviance, November Is.
number of our young men have
banded together and fitted up club
room over the public library where
they are real costly situated. The
boys say the club will be run along the
most approved lines.
The new steam shovel has been in
stalled and started in the Reinheimer
stone companys quarries. AS might
be expected there were some Difficult
ties and annoyances connected with
the installing and starting of the big
machine. but this has all been met
and overcome and the results are go
ing to be all that were anticipated.
The shovel is certainly splendid
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HAGERST0WN, IND.

Hagerstown, Ind, Nov. 4-Miss
Florence Benson returned Wednesday
morning from New Castle and was &C.
companied home by her sister, Mrs.
Dolly Cluggish and SON.
Mrs. John Thompson and son Lo-
THAR came down from New Castle
Wednesday to visit her parents. Chas.
Keys and wife.
Mrs. Frank Harris and little daugh-
ter Madge Of New Castle, visited here
Wednesday.
Ora Rudy of Indianapolis transacted
business here "wednesday and was the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. John Teetor.
The l. o. o. F. hall is being wired
for electric lights.
Mrs. George Parsons of Atlanta is
visiting relatives here.
R R. Brant attended the funeral
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piece of labor and time saving mach
inery and is almost human in some Of
it's evolutions. With their new hoist
ing engine. steam shovel, etc. the
Reinheimers' will soon be in position
to materially increase their output.
Mr. Chas Jones and family and Mr..
Harry Jones and family were guests
Of Josiah Jones Wednesday.
Clifford Richards was one OF the
successful ones in the recent land al
lotment drawing in South Dakota, his
number being in the first 5000 claims
awarded His father who also regis
tered was not successful. He has not
decided whether he will go out and
improve it or not. fearing that 1t is
SO far down the list as to make his
choice not very valuable.
Work on the new shop building for
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Nervous
Collapse

Il have travelled for thirty
years continually. lost a great
deal of sleep, which together
with constant worry left me in
such a nervous state that finally,
after having two collapses of
nervous prostration, l was
obliged to give up travelling al
together. l doctored continually
but with no relief. DR.. Miles
Nervine came to my rescue-I
cannot describe the suffering
which this Nervine saved me.
Whenever am particularly
nervous few doses relieve me-"
A. G. c. LIBBY, Wells, Me.
There are many nervous
wrecks. There is nervous pros
tration of the stomach, of the
bowels, and other organs. The
brain, the kidneys, the liver, the
nerve centers are all exhausted.
There is but one thing to do
build up the nervous system by
the use of DR.. Miles Restora-
tive Nervine. Its strength
ening influence upon the nerv-
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they all work in harmony, health
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does not benefit he will return
your money.
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NEW PARIS, O.

New Paris, O.. Nov. 5.-Mr. Lawr-
ence Hawley who recently went to
Lancaster, Cal. has secured employ
ment in railroad work He writes that
he has secured splendid position.
Harry Hahn was in Cincinnati We'd
nesday.
Mrs. Means and daughter Fanny,
have returned home from Kokomo.
Mrs. Evan Thomas Of Lima, O.. is
the guest Of B. F. Kemp and family
and visiting New Paris people.
Quite number of local Masons
went to Richmond Wednesday even
ing to attend Webb lodge Of Masons
at that place.
Mr.. s. I. Homer left Tuesday even
ing for Hugo, Colo. where he expects
to spend a couple of weeks.
A. F. Scott is home for couple OF
months.
Cooper Pence and Roy Poffenbars-
er who have gone for an extended trip
through the corn belt are now in Mat
toon, ILL.,
Mrs. Anna Bevington entertained
the Tuesday club Tuesday evening in
| delightful manner The roll call was
responded to by Italian Proverbs by
most of the members.
Mrs. Alberta McKeon read an in
teresting paper on Palaces OF Rome.
| Mrs Minnie Pence read one on Ro.
man villas which was enjoyed by all.
Mrs. Iredell gave an interesting round
table talk. BY request OF the presi
dent, Mrs, Mae Kuth re-read the in.
teresting paper Ancient OF Modern
Government" which she read at the
/ first meeting Of the year. At q late
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FORCED INTO EXILE.

VIM. Upchurch of Glen Oak. Okla
was an exile from home. Mountain
air. he thought, would cure a frightful
lung-racking cough that had defied all
remedies for two years. After six
months he returned, death doggine
his steps. Then I began to use DR.
Kings New Discovery" he writes
"and after taking six bottles am as
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News of Surrounding Towns

in the Movement" It was delivered
October 10th and is printed in the
Christian Standard. The Rev. Mr..
Morgan is the husband OF Miss Mae
Daley, who formerly lived here.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Brumfield are
moving into Harry Hoshour's proper
ty. Mr.. Brumfield has hay fever and
it was advised that he seek higher
location in which to live than where
he was. We are glad to have such ex-
cellent people in the second ward.
West Connersville street has quite
an honor, recently. 1t has become the
brides" street. Two new brides
have just moved on the street, Mrs
Oscar Kerlin and Mrs. Horace Hud
dlestOn.
Farmers state that they are very
busy now getting in their corn harv
est. They have little time for any
thing else.
Mesdames Lawrence WisSler and
Jacob Filby visited with Mr.. and Mrs
Daniel Hess, yesterday.
Park Manlove and Miss Mary Ware
were dL b0uIOutll lc " dIIcuu SCI fISCS
| at the Christian church, Sunday even
| ing
The Milton croquet players are still
! enjoying their grounds here. Thu
| weather is fine and they are making
good use of it.
| The Palladium correspondent is il
receipt, with a number of others, o
the announcement cards of the mar
riage Of E. Georgenia Quinn and Ear
Thomas. at New Castle, Wednesday
| November s. as given out by tn
brides father, S. H. Quinn, Of New
Lisbon. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Thoma
will be at home to their friends afte
November 18th, at their home in New
Lisbon.
Mrs. Susie Wilson, south of town. i
much indisposed. Her daughter, Mrs
L P. Zeller spent yesterday with hel
Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ McMahan spen
today in the country, east of town.
Mr. and Mrs. George Kelsey G
southwest of town. were calling o
friends. here. yesterday.
The c. w. B. NJ met this afternoo
with Mrs. D. H. Warren. A fine pre-
gram was observed
A car load from here attended tn
show at Hurst's opera house, at Can
bridge City, last evening. The pla
was The Fiddler and the Girl"
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the Ashman Heater companys manu-.
featuring plant is going steadily for
ward and it will not be long until the
machinery will be installed
Mrs. W. n Mills entertained q num-
Der of lady friends at her home We'd
nesday evening which was enjoyed by
all
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A scALDEo eov's sHRIEks

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YOUNG GIRLS ARE VICTIMS.

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