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NELSON MISSED
WILLIS sRlrr

. A California fight fan 49,.
= % the 'front.' With the aassFfsss |.
= That Battling Nelson wo.N y. !
= have lost % "a wolxnst ~ :
= Willus Britt. hls forsnAr 49, .
asef. be@n ~ his corner i. !
. says -
= Since the defeat Il Rssti,.. /.
= Nelson ~ "a Woleam / ~ .
2 ss#a many reasons aavsrees /.
= ~ sporting wftteFN ard efRss. /.
y Theirs ss one thing thas \, !
: have overlooked. and / $1,000 /.
4 when you read what Il = ~ /.
= will agree with ms. u .s,rs
= eRtent. ~ ieast !
q TIE point il this, ma /.
4 Willis Britt been la NssNsn's /,
\ corner on that dAy with ~ ,
y a1Wic@ 8nd eneonfaRnmeas !
a would &einon have been ~. |,
y featedG ! think not whes !,
= Nelson put wosgaai "a ~ 80 !,
4 IN the 1And round, I believe !
a had Britt been In Sslsass ~. /,
. ner. be would haFe urged NJ !
. 500 q finish Il. and teA ~ !,
. how n my mind mattogi I
= Britt Nelson aid not know war !
= 81 % when trying raass i
= came !
\ Nelson was a rank "a 1
= been. most ev@fyons ghmxts I
. when Britt took him ln rhEsgx i
q and #e all knnw shat Al. !
q psnef I reallz1 thai Nese !
. has taken = great deal q psn. /
. iMhment. nn6 fhAs IL telling ID
a him hni wath this ] bold fiaE
a had Niii8s Britt besn in xsi. :
= sons corner on FehgaAFy 4 4
. Nelson would still - chan. I
. plQn =
= n = h : i 4 4 i
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TACOMA. March Joe Dryer ~
Tacoma, manager ~ the All STARS.
sho wlii enter hse team ia the neM
Washington State league. returned
from Hngulan last Night. enthusiast
tic over the proposed league
This most important thing we etd
amH 20 decide % make n a sin -eiub
league" maid Dryer Olympia and
CuntrallA we're eNt nut aa the ma
iaFlty believed these two citi~r
would not add 20 the strength u the
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wny. All the delegates present acre
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Dryer said n Was net decided
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o. WHISTLER Il aould - operated -
an independent organization. Freni-
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league bali grounds f. anticipated.
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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-07-25
FORMER HONOLULAN Is
AFTER SUNKEN TREASURE

Charles Gardiner. a former Honolu-
Ian, and at one time an officer in the
British military service, is seeking
sunken treasure off the South African
Coast. The following dispatch tells of
his venture:
LONDON, June 1S.-Of the many
schemes to recover hidden treasure
from the sea one of the latest is that
just formed for the purpose of saving
some Of the numerous wrecks that lie
round the South African Coast. A com
pany has been promoted with the idea
not of engaging itself in mere "treas-
hunts but of recovering the con
tents of wrecks already located, and
in many instances, surveyed,
\ start will be made soon with a
suitable steamer fully equipped with
all the necessary diving and salvage
apparatus. The expedition viii depart
under the superintendent of a well
known salvage expert, Captain Charles
Gardiner, who viii begin by directing
operations at a spot where a British
transport went down with metals and
specie valued at over $5,000000.
Captain Gardiner selected a list of
49, of the more accessible wrecks after
searching the archives of Cape Colony.
and has succeeded in locating 81 of
them.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-07-25

road in front of the Maui Soda and
Ice Works, Waiiuku. The car was dam
aged TO the extent of $500. but no one
WAS Injured.
The Maui Pineapple Cannery. a .Iapa-
nese owned concern at Pauwela. began
operations a week ago last Tuesday.
This week the employees of the cauuery
went out on a strike for = higher
wages, and after holding out for sew
eraI hours the differences were amicablv
adjusted and all hands cheerfullv went
back TO their jobs.
\ number Of japanese cane growers
left by the Claudine last Tuesday to
return to Japan. Some among them
were reported as having cleaned up a
cool $4,000 apiece from their cane grow
ing contracts with the Maui Agricul-
tural Company.
Rev. f. B. Turner of Paia and Rev.
L. b. Kaumeheiwa Of Waikiki are
meeting with excellent success in the
prohibition campaign on the east side
of Maui. Large audiences and enthu-
siasm greet the visitors.
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INDIGNANT DENIAL
FROM BIC ISLAND

The Hito Tribune has crouch on
The following from lis columns is self.
explanatory:
Local physicians and others in a posi-
ton TO know about health matters are
considerably puzzled and ANNOYED at
the persistent attempts on the part Of
Honolulu officials to blame HIlo in every
way for the existence of plague on the
Islands. The last evidence Of this kind
i contained in the following article
which appeared in Honolulu July Is:
Inc three eases are widely scat
tered, and it is evident they do not
emanate from the same source Of in
fect3on. Mr.. Mott Smith believes.
therefore, that they are caused by rats
which have escaped either from vessels
from the Orient or from InterIsland
steamers from Hilo, where there has
been plague.
1t is the belief of Mr.. Mott-Smith
that the only way properly to safeguard
the health of the community is to in
sist upon the oriental steamers and the
steamers from IIilO installing rat guards
and watching their gangplanks care
fully at night, and he is seriously con-
sidering issuing an order to that eff
feet
Those here who are in a position to
know state definitely that the idea of
Hilo's giving Honolulu plague is sub
timely ridiculous. Honolulu is the dis
tributing center for the group of this
scourge. Plague rats have been found
right along in its vicinity, and the at
tempt to throw the burden on Hilo is
evidently made to escape from the
, blame for having failed to successfully
follow the example set by Hilo, namely,
stopping the spread of the infection by
means of local quarantine. 1t IS now
to be expected that those who enforced
quarantine regulations at Kallua, when
Hilo was in trouble, viii do the same at
kaneOhe. for instance.
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MILITARY FORCE
IN HONOLULU IS
At MAXIMUM

Considerable interest has been mani
tested in Washington in the statement
attributed to the secretary Of war in
his remarks at a public banquet in
Honolulu on July +. when he announced
that the government entertained am
bilious plans for the extending of the
defeuses Of Honolulu and contemplated
considerable increase in the military
force in the islands, says the Army and
Navy Register, July 9. This subject
has been under consideration in the
general staff, but the increase of the
troops in Hawaii is for the present out
Of the question. The eight troops of
the Fifth Cavalry, the one battalion of
the Twentieth Infantry, the two bat
teries Of field artillery and the com
pany Of engineers constitute the force
which is likely to represent the numeri-
cal strength of the army in the Hawa-
ian Territory. The force can not be
increased unless there is reduction
of the military body in the Philippine
Islands, and there does not seem to be
any likelihood of this for some time
at least.
1t VIII be necessary to maintain a
full regiment in Alaska, so that there is
no chance of relief in that direction
OF course, the tour of duty of troops
in the United States could be shortened,
but this is not considered, in the pres
ent judgment of the war department.
desirable for obvious reasons, and the
situation in the Hawaiian Islands does
not render it absolutely necessary to
take this step that the military force
there may be increased. The question
Of increasing the tour of foreign service
has been discussed in a tentative way,
but no favor is manifested toward this
proposition in any quarter. While it
might be desirable to make the tours
of duty at home longer, this can only
be done by having corresponding in
crease in the periods on foreign station,
and especially in the Philippines. The
way out of the difficulty is the increase
in the army, and that is matter for
congress to accomplish in its own good
time.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-07-25

A journalist recently wrote to a
friend: ''Biarritz is on the tumultuous
Bay Of Biscay. and Cambo, where Ro-
stand lives, is only a dozen miles be
hind Biarritz-a placid village in the
Basque country, l tried to interview
Rostand in his Basque home, he went
on. "but it was useless. | did see his
son. though. The young man talked
excellent English. He cracked lot of
jokes about his father s rooster play,
pretending that they were all jokes
from the text Why, he even declared
that the curtain rises on the following
scene: Chantecler, the eponymic rooster,
is discovered in company with his wives.
In the background a quartet of clergy
men are seen feastlng upon young pull
let. Chantecler asks his favorite spouse.
"Where are our two eldest daughters9
'Alas,' says Mrs. Chantecler, they have
entered the ministry ooh, all right.
They were poorly qualified for lay mem
hnrS -
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eyes, SIR said the Kentuckian. as
they sat by the stove. "you can tell a
man : rank in his State thusly: if you
see a man with his feet on top of the
stove. he's a general; if his feet is on
that rail half way up, he's colonel;
ana if he keeps them on the floor, he s
a MAJOR "Ah. ves,' said his com
panion. "that' s good as far as it goes;
but how are YOU going to distinguish a
captain or lieutenant?'' "Stranger. we
don't 90 no lower than major in Ken
tuckv. ''-Lippinc0tt s.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-07-25
ANNAPOLIS RIFLE TEAM
TRAIN FOR BIG SHOOT

WAKEFIELD, Mass, July 6.-The
rife team from the United States Naval
Academy, Annapolis, began practise at
the Bay State range here this morning
and will 90 to the firing points every
day until the last of July, when they
will leave for Camp Perry, Ohio, to
participate in the national rife tourna-
ment which begins August IA. The
team is composed of II midshipmen:
Midshipman 0. C. Badger captain and
Past NIidshipman Melville 5. Brown is
the coach.
Lieut.. Hilary Williams, I. S. n, will
have general supervision of the team
during its stay here. The naval aea-
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deny has finished in sixth place in the
national shoot for the past three years,
but with the superior advantages for
practise afforded by tire local range
Lieutenant Williams hopes TO get his
shots in shape for improvement over
that position this year
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-07-25
MAUI NEWS NOTES.

Wednesday evening last an auto
mobile returning to Paia with three
passengers besides the chauffeur ran
into Japanese hack on the public
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bout, in I'M
POS m.r
: for deno.
I'd, care til
Sia
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Rleine EpiiSeinahribten

- Gin 9offer in Der Wobnung Der
Qis3ie gar6ras, 10. 1866 Central
2lpe., purbe geItern aufgebro6en uno
um $50 beraubt. Die 8eitOblene
theilte Der goli3ei ben glam.r oe5
Mannss nit. Den lie i'm geroadt bat,
ben OiebItahI be8ongen 81 BADEN.
56omos 9. Hsanes, Don Ro.
% GIt Court Ctr. ipuroe geiterH on
Der Sshiteu, 3lpiiaen Der glum uno
Race Str, um cine goloene 3aI6ens
uAr beitoblen.
Srau 6. Ul Rpan msloete gez
tern i'm poli3sibauptquartier, oab Elm
S6leihbisb Iih ,3ugang gu ibrerWobz
nung, go. 1885 Qocuit Ctr, per-
idofFt unb .insn Ring i'm Wertbe Don
$50 enttpenoste.
Irant Diggen, bon 13. Ctr,
Gopington, ap.. geristb ssitsrn Qbeno
an Der 6. StraBe, nabe Der gDaInut
Strube, nit Gam. granoeis, bon go.
319 Weft 5. Strobs. in Streit uno err
-hislt BON ieinem 8eener sinsn pu6z
tiaen JuuitidIag duf bas rette Qugs.
Die beiben aampfbdbne purben per-
boftst uno untsr Der Mnflage bes un@
prpentli9en 9eHehmsns einge1perrt.
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steuer,abl r.SereiM.

Der 9<rnultun9 9sratb bes Steuers
sablerpereins Bat ii4 in ieinsr seitrigen
Sisung tpie fol8t organiiirt: Samuel
gliemon, 9rdiioent; 8. :. Qttins, gis
3eprGIioent; 8eo. J. Wenoel, S6ags
meiiter; sSrsb. SUITE. Ssfretdr. lleber
bic psrflofiene 9egislaturtbdtigtelt
tpurbe berihtet. llsber bi. Ssnorirun5
oes Bureau OF Rslearh" ieitsns Der
itdntiI6en geborben unb ben anae6lih
su tbeuer psrgebsusn Reabing Rodo
Qflaitsrungstontratt tpuroe cine lebs
hdfte 8istuIIion gsfiihrt. Der Setre.
tar tbsilte nit, sr babe iih iariftlih
an bic GountpsSommiNdre uno ben
Stabtratb nit bcm grfuhen gerittet,
has Qnbringen bon aampa9nebiloern
i'm Ratbbaus ober i'm Gerihtsgebduos
fsrnerbin ni6t mebr 81 ssitatten.
Die Serrsn Sacob Baum, Wm
WueIt unb 9lntor gaber puroen 81
Ilebensldnqli6en Miitgliebern erpdblt
3u reauldren bic 6erren u. 6, Reape
| Iohn Z. Gtraber, 5homas Stsloon
Irau 8. g. g(. Grepe. Geo. WGhter
@rtbur genninger, SIdac 9resnpalo
Wm. Soefenibsr, Glen WscSorlep
anton Orb, asopolb 5riebman, Gop
Dulfef, 6. g. Oils. J. 8. BURLINGTON
Barbara ublmann, aus. Ridssr, Ste
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esaliHer 9Gtarn.
Gah6arn glaubten Giu6rcdcr in CT
nem GeidGft ON &cit Z. Strafc
entbeff III babrn.

5rau 6. 50. Rapion, pslte in benz
Sauie go. 1141 Meit 7. StrQBe Elm
aoItbaus betreibt, borte geitern Elm pers
bd6tiges @erduI4 in Oem 0ftli8 an
gren3snben puBnaarenlaoen Der so,
5ruesbelI Co., go. la Neit 7. Ctr.
Sie risf bic GENERALIZATION auf unr
asutnant DatIon entianOte bic poli3i.
iten Sssbobm, ,Mabam uno Wolf. 3pi.
i9en benz 5ausflur bes aoItbauies ber
syrau 3arpIon uno bem PuBpaaren.
geThdft bsfinbet iih cine 9erbinoungs,
tbiire, on tpel6er bic geamten Gtnbrii:
den zines Stsmmeiiens pabr3unebmer
elaubtsn, jeoo6 tonnte bel nd6erer In
terIufung feline Spur Der Ginbrshel
eefunoen fperben.
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II MID IL {.

- Der so Sabre alte Gii.narbeiter
Sames S'Rsillsp, bon go. 722 WeIt
5. Str, mar ssitern Rahmittag oa>
nit beI6Gftist, cine 5suerleiter on eis
nem 6auie Der unteren 2inn Str. ans
subringen, aIs er bas 9lsihgetpidt
perlor II. aus elmer 5obe BON 20 SUB
bon benz 8sriiite gu Grbs hinabitiirSte
uno ii9 bic Gniei5eibe unD bas rehte
5uBg.lent brad. Der 9erunaliitte
tpurOe nod benz 5oipital gebrdtt.
- Der 73 Sabre alte 8drtn.r Sol.
Wenb, tpeltsr Bel Isinsr 5ohtsr, 5rau
Warp R.mlep, go. 2304 0beel.rStr.,
ipobnt, pollte seitsrn Rdhmittdg an
Der Muribul uno WicWiidsn Qoenue
fir mehrere anaben einen in ben Gas
nal asfallenenSaisbdn iptsbererlansen.
Gr lebnte ii6 5u nett iiber unb perlor
bas 9leiheetpiht. 5enrp plOgIteot,
bon go. 2810 Gilmore Str, 5og ben
greis aus benz WaFer uno benudriha
tigte bic ppli3ei. Wlens tuuroe i'm pa
troltpagen na9 BEN ftdotiiben 6oIpis
tai oebradt. gr leibet an 4lters=
idpGhe.
- Die 10 Sabre alte aObin Wlarp
Rpdn, bon go. 70 Sycamore Strabs.
fiel eeitern 9a6mittag in angetneiptem
3uitanbe cine Sreps oes 5auIes gio.
224 Qonsportb Strabs hinunter uno
soa iih einsn 8rub Der rehten Quite
All. gle purbe in pdtrolpageH ]
na1 benz 5oipitnl ssbrdht
- Der 10 Sabre alte Wii6dsl Wula
linesIe. BON go. 524 plum Strube,
fubr eeitern Hahmittds nit ieinem 9i.
cpcle bic blum Sirabe entlang, ais sr
sipiIhen Der Z. unb s. StraBe nit BEN
Qeiterpaaen Der Comp. 40 tollioirte
Der anabe, psldem bel benz lnfaa bei
rehte Sub ihner 3eraustltt fporber
mar, ipurbe in patrollpagen l mad
benz 5oipital gebradt.
- Die 8 Sabre alie 9irois ainlaio
bon go. 1902 Central 4De.. tam &C.
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SIN ftdbtiihen gnuamt ipurben ge>
tern bic fplgenben guuerlaubntBi6ei>
ne erfpittt: a. 8. patouo, 21It0tiges
Wobnbdus an Der 6erbsrt 4pe., nahe
Der Wontgomerp RoaD, $500; Walz
ter Wurtin, 23it0tigss Wobnbaus an
Der RoIe biQ 4pe., nahe Der WitheQ
@re., $1,000; gofin9er &: 5opins,
23ft0dig.s Wobnbaus on Der 3eaoing
Roab, ndbs Der McGregOr 2l0snue,
$4,000.
;srdu Deilanb bat BON Jrau Soa
9uDis 5nman bus neun 3immer ants
baltenbe Bobnbaus on 5aroep uno
6idman 4pe. in 4ponOale fir $1,000
qetauft. sic tpirb am l. SUM- uon
oem Ge6duoe 9eiis ergretfen.
X
Die SGngerin Gran 8Ian6e Wss
bafip piro on Der oberen 8iIbert Que
Der 6drDurb 4pe. ge9eniiber, bausn
Sic bat eeitern ein GrunOitiit bon Dc
5uB Tront gstauft. Ter Reubau
tpirb $4,000 toIten.
Serrn 6elIrpiB bat bon Cigar 9
aenneop Elm 8runoitut Don 50 Juf
an 8lsnnooo Qpe. gstauft uno p:-t
| ooIel6It elm 9ebGubs i'm 8iQsritil er
ri6ten laiIen. Ghdr!es GeQer Der
taufte an Bernard 8. WittrOt cir
Siebensimmsrbaus nit 3rpsi Qc-e.
8runb an Baibington Qoe. in 4Oou
bale fir S25OO. 9eioe 8ertdufe uLr
ben bur6 5srrn s. gD. Ritt permit
telt.
| 0as Gigertbum on Der Roroo'tet
Der Wirfielb uno Wibluub 2l0e. Ill
price 6il 1T duf offentIiher Iutti3
geTtsrn an Geo. &. 6uppmann fir 81
pro 1uB psrtauft tporoen uro bic 1r
ftobenbe 80 Sur groBe Got an B;n
fieIo 4pe. an Tront 8. Gemper Il:
| S15. geioe 9ertdufe tpurben Dur;
9sbr. WaRr cermittelt.
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Scrsidlna.

Der 35 Sabre ate Sames Quinn,
BON go. 2140 5taebler Str, Elm 4ns
geiteQter Der 6. 6. Martin &c., 909
Goons Strabs, bro4 geitern Morgen
tpGbrenb Der 4rbsit plobliA 6etpuBtz
los 3uIammen. Sin iofort herbeigez
rufener Qr5t tonitotirte ben COB oes
Wannes unb bena6riftigte ben 60
roner Or. Goe, fpel6er einen9er5lhlag
als 5eoesurIa6e feItItsllte.
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Mistbling forrupter GinfliiIe iit jeber
Wdnn in ben Der. 5taaten, Der i'm
prin3ip gegen Sdiffss5ubIibien it,"
60 bat fi6 Milliam q. 5adneb, bon
WinnfieIo, &anIas, ausgebriidt, Der
am Wontog Dor bem 6austommittce
ousInqte, bos cine llnteriuhung Der
geIdulbigungen fiibrt, bic in 8erbin.
bung nit Der Shiffsiubiicierporldgs
ertoben lpprben iinb.
Die obige Idarfe Qeubsrung III in
elmer BON 6adneD psrfdbten ssluos
Ifrift iiber ie 5dnbelsmarine entbol.
ten, bic Der gerfafIer ON &ongrebmit.
glisber, 3situngen etc. geIhttt hotte
nm iie ouf3uriitteln uro ihnen al
benten 5u geben, tpis er iih pdbrenf
bes cages ausoriidt,.
6afneD gab an, baB feline ge1aup.
tungen BON geeinfluHune bes 4on.
greiIes, Gbampagner Souperg etc
nur ouf .8laub.n" baiirten uno MIDI
auf nWifen". Gr quatiIisirte bieisr
,9lauben nit bergemsrtuna, roaB el
einige aenntnib nit ge3ug auf Iegis:
lathe QngelegeEbeitsn babe.
9as aommittee pertagte fit Bis
gum /. SUM-, pann Der Warinez zaou.
itrutteur O. 5. Roberts oerb0rt per,
ben tpiro.
geios 6duier bes aonsreFes per
ben am Dienitds in SiBung isin.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-24

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