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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-02-07

Miaue Fisher challenge will positively
be run after the first game. Arthur
MeDufie is the challenger.
Sam Hop and his aggregation of
White Sox will play against the c. A.
Cs. in the curtain raiser. 1t viii be a
hot contest. Chi Bui has his bunch of
dragonlets in great shape. They viii
feel the loss of Mon Yin who will be
lying in bed crossing his thumbs ana
kicking with his well leg in a hard
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-02-07

for the players and officers Of the club.
Besides this, a Chinese priest and a
Chinese band have been engaged, whose
duties will be that of singing and play,
ing of Chinese sacred airs and kowtow-
ing; so that, with the aid of the fire.
crackers, the devils and other EVIL spir-
its will be driven away to make the
way clear for the players. just pre-,
vious to the calling of the first game,
Chang Dock, the president OF the Minor
Club, will be requested TO step forward
and pitch the first ball over the home
plate.
The opening game today viii be play
ed between the A and B teams The
first team is captained by j. All Chuck,
and the second aggregation will have
J. Alma as captain. All the players
are Chinese, but from the remarks
heard, they are said to be good players
in the great national pastime. Several
of the players are stars of the Aala
leagues and pretty good game IS ex-
peeted.
A cup has been presented by j. w.
Akana aud Ng Chuck, two prominent
members of the Chinese community, for
the championship. This viii undoubted-
" be big inducement and good base
ball win be seen in this league. The
schedule viii be announced later.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-02-07

And so it was. The rain came down.
1t came down first of all in a sneaking
and insidious way without any forecast
of the pour that was to follow. The
sun was trying to struggle through the
clouds but he couldn t struggle worth
a barrel stave in the neither regions,
and one Jupiter of the weeps had things
all his own way.
Mique does not show his feelings.
Only to close observer. Every splash
in the puddles was pulling dollars out
of the magnate' s hands and he felt it.
Indeed it was great exhibition of the
noble art of repression, for Mique never
even muttered "Oh Slithers. - He
smiled twice. Once when somebody
asked him if there would be a game
on the morrow and once when re-
served ticket holder said that he could
not attend the game on Sunday Us ne
had to go to church.
At the time of writing the Kona ka-
huna. or whatever you call the guy who
brings the rain when it is needed, has
let up and old Sol may hand us dry
ing out process that will enable the
players to stand up on the diamond to-
day.
If it rains during the night and looks
threatening in the morning, you may
take it for granted that there will be
no game this afternoon. If, however,
the clouds are high and the sun is
sneaking through, then there will be
game and, should the sun come out in
full force, the ground will be faster
than it ever has been.
All the sport events are naturally
put off until today. The throwing and
running events will take place between
the two games. The vice versa race
may be run off before the first game,
but that is to be decided on today. The
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-02-07
WILL PRESTlDGE
ISSUES Def

Honolulu. H. T.. Feb. T, 1909.
Sporting Editor. Advertiser: On be
half of my team, composed of EN-
pIoves of the Honolulu baseball
grounds mo big league piayers), l
wish to challenge any service team IN
Oahu-Infantry, Marine, Engineer, Cav
airy, \. G.. H. or Police-at any time
or place agreed upon by the manager
of the team accepting this challenge
WILL PRESTIDGE,
Manager.
Address. Orpheum Theater.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-02-07

today League game sharp:
White
yards;
NJ
throwing
battery Red Nick
paid for yesterday good for today
usual: Admission, cents grandstand, so
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-02-07
JUPITER PLUVIUS STOPS
BASEBALL AND SPORTS
Large Crowd of Fans Is Disappointed by the
Pouring Rain--Sports Will Be
Run Today.

A dandy game; oh, I don IT think
The rain came pouring down;
The field, 1t was a mass of drink,
And Mique, he wore frown.
He looked around at all the drops,
Quoth he, cit is a shame
That Jupiter the Puvius
Should thusly spoil the game.
"For every drop he sends below
] IN just about ten cents
Behind the wad l ought to stow
Within my new garments.
(Note-Accent on the "ents.')
The sun shone forth-at least, we
thought
1t was the sun that shone,
Until we found twas only that
Burns turned his smile on.
Doc Monsarrat was there, you bet,
And someone asked him why
He did not turn the rainpour off,
Fer he can reach the sky.
1t was a lovely time indeed;
The Tag Day girls were there,
And Pluvius swore that he would wet
The love-caps on their hair.
A jealous man is old J. P.
He sent the raindrops down
To spoil the baseball game and exc
The Tag-girl IS red cross crown.
But, though there was no game at all,
To many folks dismay,
Well see dandy game of ball,
For Brick Will pitch today.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-02-07

''Now, then. look pleasant, please "
Not at all; this is to send to my wife
at the seashore She would come home
at once! -Fliegende Blaetter.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-02-07
Address. Orpheum Theater.


Miss RinkeIs-Father always gives
me book on my birthday Miss TART
lev-what a fine library you must have!
Town Topics.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-02-07

ssWas your father college bred5
eyes. but we never mention i. ne
college he went TO had a rotten foot
ball team. Chicago Record Herald
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-02-07
Sport Notes
'~wwW~1V~~~ Or

Rumor has it that Bill Burns has
been sold to Cleveland for $4,000.
This is an awful big price for pitch
err, but nobody can doubt that the ST
lent one is worth it after seeing the
manner of him in the box. Needless
to state, it is the Washington club
that gets the money and not Bill. Bill
has not a picture with him; he says
he lost them, but we can make a good
guess that the japanese ladies stole
them.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-02-07

she-Motber never leaves the house
She simply hates visiting. He TWIN
sudden decision )-WilI you be mine,
darling Boston Transcript.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-02-07

The Hong Quon cup given as tro-
ply for the baseball game to be play
ed between the G. A. Cs. and Chinese
Students Alliance Club, on Washing
tons Birthday, is now on view in W..
w. Ahana IS store. The cup is a silver
masterpiece, and Chi Bui says that he
can already taste the lemonade out
of it.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-02-07

An arrival on the Alameda was Sid
Turner, kamaaina well known in Ho-
noluIu He tried San Francisco for a
wear, and saws that Honolulu is the
only place for him and has returned to
20 to work in ga place where it
doesn't get chilly enough to freeze
your bones.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-01

Sbeilncbrer an geitrigen Iicnic
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Miaer, Minnie Sduls, Clara TrallS
@arnic 9ednnnlt ull0 Minnie 6rpbn.
meier, ..+;s,r
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Baltimore. 9 amYi-T gompaanie.
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III Dorf, Ea., 9eboren, lebte ober
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aeItelter Der s.Gompapnie.
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Ggciapcafc Gtcamibip Gompanu.

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ino 0 Wprb.Gtarlcs. sfrabe.
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tSuli1 ,t3) 49,
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seii 1lr lseDras& in SEE Gsr:Sss. saS u
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National- 0anfen.
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Baltimore Trnk & Guarantee Co.," equitable
building.
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Merchants G. Sinners grauspurt. So.
Tumpfer-2Inte. ~

Ttd@t hnh VdMe0teye.
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FIR benfeIben aae fabreItbe. 2arrpfer.
RaM eAsaWxa9 nnb .Sadfsnutae.
.. 3. &eNeta, aeent. Bier 8. Dub S,,0db,Str.
&auRtgnrenu: 0erufon' uro otebt.etr.
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TSHe sar Meiie in's axsIss, Sc.
istst q. Waiat, Nr. 4l3, cf-Halti.
mssefraae, aafe Gsiasm 8sss xss.
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Gef4dftss&esmeife

Bidder, Gonbitor. ,tnb Sot.l. q
9eoarf .Mrtifel.
Sbe Rsers & Sias So. to4 slosSotparbsetr
3eituneeuJ 3eitidriften, ETC.
.ste Walttmpre Nc,ps Co.," 0an1 Mbercrom'
bic, Uef1dttsfiibrer, 31S 2Se1fs0e u1anfStr.
8au . Naterialien, 9bIren, Seniter.
raDmen, 2aoen, etc.
Sauaes 9. Setter & Co., 115-117 San'Greoe'
ri6,Strabe.
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Elumbina, 5urnacss, Nanaes uno
Oefen, Sndoeden unb Ginnen.
Hennett Bros, 523 Tnrt. 1rcnlont.soenue.
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dht /. 0uge 0es SlH I'M rSdDre EN-
t%altie,lo ueun. buttoert unb t,elln.
Mnitin g. CRITTERS,
Trrd Sen @oiiperneltr:
Y. Winslciu Williams,
Staats.S efretdr.
(0uIi23,i j. u. .3ITte)
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Warmor. unb 8rantt.@ erfe.
e. 8ilsdrtner & e5bne, 714-7t8 a4ef,gaIti.
more Etrnbe.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1909-01-02

7 y HAVE mtlfi mentioned a.
~ fourth evil 20 be over
~ cnrne hat we u~~ loss than
on~ hor~~ far ~arh farm workrr.
whrrwa. zach farm wu~krr in the
~sass~ of Iowa. Illinois and Indiana
a~s-~ aver thr~~.~
The farrn wurArr az those States
mm~s three and on~-half tim~s "a
rnHnY Anr~~s and earns shrr~ aza na~-
haif tines AZ nurh money
bat TIE an~N&5un arises. Nhv
havrnt wn nn~rtrnt work stock :
nrwAn@~ 80 wnns hrnx~4 X and can't
a-nrd En- hmy e. Nc ought 20 bred
IL. but all act d. 30 "a lnnE ms ~o
shsp into this territory f~@d for work
atoVk Ard a. IN absolutely essential
70 pat more horses and males tn
wurk for So II az are 70 Ert oar
$500 rsorr a ywar farming Oshmr
taEnEw hrtnw rTnal. &c cannDt make
hawwrr pruats mntgt &c cultivate
snCr~ arr~n p~r farm worker. and
this car c0rnr about nniY bv EnstinE
rsa0rr tn1pGwsarntn and machinery and
more horses and males 90 rua th~tn
n IL Simply h~~aam- nf his u~~ of
ns-vs- farm machinery and msur~ ws~k
.sn~k that the awwraxw farm worker
In i0wa. tllino&m and iatIana culu~
vAfsa s. acr~a An9 gets grnfsta from
sh4n area. anA fh@ average farm
worker IN MAmaac n szAssfm. New York
HaaassE "a #H4 y
acres and Ensn profits from thim area.
whereas the average worker IN our
territory euitivAtew oniy 10 acres and
g~tm profits fron no much. We Of
ira hear extensive farming" de-
cried bat the trou bic with na In not
in sryang 20 cultivate too much. N
sac onlv had she implements. ma
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1909-01-02

chinery. and horse power 10 cultivate
j with. We are trying to cultivate
too much perhaps. depending as
largely upon hand labor as We do.
but We are not trying 10 cultivate too
much II our farms were properly
stocked with tools and power
A study Of the earnings of all the
different sections OF this country re-
veals the fact that where the most
work stock il used the average indi-
vi,iuai earnings OF the farm worker
are largest and where the least work
stock II used. the income IN the
smallest.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1909-01-02

worker OF Iowa, Illinois and Indiana
uses sl1asI worth-mora than thraa
times "a much. X may be- claimed
that our crops are such as To reou5~a
more hand labor. but after allowing
full credit for this. The DISPARITY il
sun too great. inexcusahly too great
Why then do ne not use more farm
machinery Because 90 OF lack Of
agricultural knowledge: (2l tho ten
actty Nth which We cling 10 old Gus
toms. ~ the scarcity ~ horses and
mules and o. the unsuitable con-
dlttou of our small felds.
And why are horses and mules
scarce Because we buy them In
stead NJ raising them.
Why are our fields too small and
not ln condition foS she use OF farm
machinery Because OF the nlun
thickets and brisrs. the clur-nw Of
pine and brush. the xtumps and Gull
Ties. ard the bitches Our aelds are
too small. but usually ONLY worthless
ecruhhy trees and wulliea separate
them Remove these and our fields
~iil be larger Then pull the sturnpx
and blind the bitches and wn can
use farm machinery 90 good mavmn,-
axe Pat these cost money" yon
Hav. 90 they do. bat they also make
run1ev. po w~ fail tn do ths~.p things
hsvan~~ va arr p.-.r: or arr w~ rs-r
h~vaa~s ww fail fn do them Let um
ihink about this
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1909-01-02
Buff Turkeys.

~8 So Ea&8 E~B EwSsA EEEa *4. Eus a.
Exxs fsysEm = e. AwsA g. g. a. & Hessa y g.
wAas1 HsT@urTs ant EAaF~~a EsnrNA - go azT fs
Ea~rw NsgN aas&1asss &sa4 @sFax rxwArsTn2s A&&st
u rFSstEt taa-sa 1s~sasessaA. 50.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1909-01-02

IN TFTHLY and lastly. We have
N tno little live stock to con-
G0 sumo the waste products OF
the farm and increase the fertility
of the soil.
Each farmer ia Iowa, Illinois and
Indiana has nearly FIVE times ms
many dairy cows working for him
as the average farmer IN our SOUTH
ern Farm Gax~sts territory: while
the average farmer in the States OF
Massachusetts,. New York and Penn
syivania has six times as many
Furthermore the average farm
worker al Iowa. Illinois and Indiana
receives from the sale Of live stock
annually s.ta 81. besides the money
he gets from dairy and poultry prod
acts This IL sixteen times thar re-
ceiv@d By th@ average farm worker
NJ cur territory from the sale of live
stock and %Scceaa hy s25 Is hts On
tire income
with avn times as many dairy
roww and sixteen times am many 9th
rr tive stock working for them. X -
easy 20 account for the fact that they
earn three and on~-haif times as
mach from their farming IA we do
II al amounts to simply thts We
sell car rsw material from the farms
and Ewf on~ rruat from II. Their
-anufars IRE their raw material sntn
park and sAri and h~wf ard milk aHd
bmfsm~ ard cheese and wen4 and e~sss
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1909-01-02

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