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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-07-30
For Sale

One of the most beautiful homes in
Manoa Valley. Contains three large,
airy bedrooms, den, dining-room, par
Tor and roomy kitchen.
Has gas and electric lights and hot
water heater. Rooms mosquito proof.
Sanitary plumbing throughout.
Dwelling is IN large lot and com
mands both marine and unobstructed
view of the mountains from its elevated
position.
Grounds planted in ornamental shade
and fruit trees. Servants house and
chicken yards at an agreeable distance
from the DIV cling.
| Lot faces a well built and well-kept
| street and is within short distance of
| ear line. This is one of the most de-
sirable homes in the valley and one OF
the best offerings in real estate within
| the last twelve months.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-07-30
LAHELA LOUESSONS
HUSBAND IS DEAD

Jacob Noritz. the wealthy Salt Lake
City brewer, who married Lahela Louis
son, sister of Abe Louisson, many years
ago, died recently in Europe. Mrs
Moritz spent the last twenty years
away from Honolulu, where she was
born. and had resided most of the time
in Salt Lake City, where the Moritzes
maintained a handsome home Mr.. Mo
ritz was one of the leading men il
Salt Lake, and was occasionally inter
ested in politics.
Mrs. Moritz was belle in her youth
which was spent n Honolulu. She was
a splendid horsewoman, and her spar
of blacks in Salt Lake always attract
ed attention.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-07-30
IAN YOU BEAT THIS :?

500 CD are some men who WON T buy a
mor. eolo piece for $500. even if you
hen ,b ,ne are genuine: these are the
t.vst aI bury their money rather than
have 80 = oanh; they know some banks
10 oil s+nat ms condition also applies
lion tbs 'I b. / have without any qucs-
n Ha &c pest OIL proposition ever offered
Lskeviam,o u A small investment in
Street for no o. might put yog Oh easy
Some of ~ lae balance Of your life.
Islands - the the brainiesr men on The
tber ba nave invested their -aoasarBs:
chances lave ns carefully considered the
can $50 Of success in every ar4afI. ,.a9
% sI1'ely follow their examn,. ,..-' Il 2 is
Alter IN IN Your favor. shares now 80
See ne -. 81 positively soc. Come and
u Prone 800 for reservation.
F.. j; OSWALD LCTTET.
street, mex. to Convent, =
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-07-30
WEATHER TERMS ILLUS
TRATED.

Maiden with powder puff
=, p.a0oing here and there
'lis reported weather-wise
Means Continued fair
hubby coming home at one.
" Agzag course amending
weather signal in this case
would be ''Storm impending"
BABY climbing On a chair;
!. Il she slips and falls
\ II + not unlikely that
mere Il be Sudden squalls.'
WI and lover have a spat.
1o Sae frngs down his flowers;
eF, angry, grabs MS hat
Aaa PUSHES off-that 5 '.Sbovers. :
'sa sees tailor on the street.
c, seems trife nettled,
fuses " to the other side
1hat suggests "Unse+tra3 ,,
Boston TRANSCRIPT.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-07-30
rvERY MAN HIS OWN DOCTOR

If life the average man with few re-
liable remedies at hama can be just as
successful in relieving the sufferer as
renowned practitioner Emergency
Ton,a,fres should be always at hand
MANY times doctors bills have been
saTe5 bv having a bottle of Chamber
Inns collie. Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy in the home. No doctoIr. can
prescribe better remedy for coilc OF
aiarrboea. For sale by all dealers
Benson, Smith & Co, Ltd agents fo'
Hawaii.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-07-30
RIGHT AND WRIGHT

Doctor White, who is supplying Cen
trail Union pulpit, announces another
ENIGMA in the way of a subject for
tomorrow night. The three words
Rite. Right, Wright" One thing Is
sure the explanation viii be worth 20
inc to hear. The large audiences winch
Doctor White Is having shows how
much people are approaching him.
The male quartet will sing again
The general public Is invited to these
services.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-07-30
CRUISER CHARLESTON
COMING IN SEPTEMBER

MANILA, June 15.-It is reported
that the cruiser Charleston, which Is
expected to return to the Paclhe coast
via Guam and Honolulu, reaching her
destination about October /, VIII touch
at Manila while en- route in order TO
prepare for the homeward trip and aLao
to pick up short timers and otheF caSu-
ais Of the navy due to return nome.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-07-30
Sunday Church
Services
Latter Day Saints.

Reorganized Church on King street
near Kapiolani. Elder NJ. A. McCon
ley, pastor.
9:45 a m, Sunday school. Lessor
subject, "Manv Baptized. -
II a m, morning worship Preaching
in Hawaiian, JAS. Kanui. Remarks il
English by pastor.
$50 p. M, lions Religio Literary
Society. Lesson, "Trouble with Mo
rianton' in Ancient 50. America, Z
B. c. Also literary and musical pro
gram.
1870 p. m, evening worship. Sermon
4" Wandering Israeli by pastor. Spe
cial music by choir. No collection
taken up. All cordially invited.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-07-30
BUSINESS LOCALS.

0ne,tWo-eight-one.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-07-30
CHILDREN SKELETON WAISTS
AND SUPPORTERS.

Regular price, Soc. Special, l7e, ! n'y
keen the body cool and comfortable,
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-07-30
Central Union Church.

Announcements for Sunday.)
Doctor White viii preach both morn
ing and evening. At the morning ser
vice his subject VIII be, "The Flying
Coal; in the evening he will explain
the enigma suggested by the three
words, "Rite. Right, Wright.
The male quartet viii sing at both
services.
Everybody is invited to come to
either one or both the services. Doctor
White will be here only few Sun
DAYS more.
The Bible school Will meet as usua
at $50 a. N. It never adjourns.
The Christian Endeavor meeting at
$50 p. IN. will be led by Miss Margaret
Shaw. The topic, "My Most Interest
Jug Missionary Item
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-09-15
Saddle mid an"

u@ann ib etpas fir 9id tbnn
aleiner?" fragte eine frennolid aus:
lebenoe &ranfenpflegerin, ols lie ct
men Mugenblid an Dem gettden TIRES
fleinen Bfleglings iteben blieb.
ga, bite, lahle MIDI an!" lal1tete
sic Mnttport bes fleinen, franfen &na'
ben.
u2adle mild on!" = 0aS lit mott
dies 6reuoloien 8itte. 0iele 8itte er.
fuuen lit Sonnenart. 8ie piel ber1na9
elm 5onnenla6eln iiber Sic groe =
1pie biel Elm Observation-Disclosures uber Elm
einIames, betriibtes, int 0ltnfel gelol=
lenes @er3!
u2aodle MIDI n1!" bittet Elm lol=
dies &er5. Gin 2ddeln Dern1ag mebr
ols reihe @oben; 0iele bin0en an Die
Gr6e, jenes perfniipft mutt Ser bimm=
lilden 2idtmelt, init jener @elt, aus
ser 0as 2Gd)eln ltammt.
Stets bereit,
6reunoli6feit
Stia 3n then
&e6t I'M 2ieben
Se0ermann,
$50 man fdm
Das gleidt ietn
@onnen1detn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-09-15
TamiltenfreiS+
Die Gr5iebnns bes &inoes.

@ad1t iungen gbegotten, 0eren
Gerbtnoung nidt nur elmer pori1ber=
getenoen Nseigung, ionoern sem inni-
gen @efiibl ser 3uiammengebarig'
felt entiprong, Elm &ino beran, 10
f0nnen oieie nidt fritz genl1g sic Mrt
leiner @r6iebung beratben. 8ereitS
Dor ser @eburt 1es &in6eS iino biele
@run0pfeiler 6ur6 eigene Selblt5u4t
feit5ulegen> 5timm1ngea nn0 2aunen
mogli6it gu begren5en> 0amit oos
&ino gu einem einbeitliden @baraf-
ter eritarfe, gu einem tIdtigen, mil
lensfrdftigen un0 5ielbemnBten Men=
iden. Or. gmal6 &ering, etn berpor=
ragen0er Mr3t uno @ipdologe, fagt in
einem ieiner @erfe: uS1teqigen5 1T
Sic 9mmme ererbter @eoadtniB= uno
l1rtbeilsfraft, 5. +. mas in @%enerotio=
men iid betbdtigte, rmiebte in @ner-
gle uno @iuensfraft> ibt feline &id-
mirfung olS S11teaeft in SEN Tabig-
feiten Ser 5eele oes 1euen Weni6en,
erbt lid, nit oielem fort gleid Dem
81id 0es M11ges, 6em Slang Ser
5timme. Sic Mufgabe fluger @lterll
uno @r5ieber lit es 0aber, sic intel
leftueaen Ml1lagen, 6eren perl6ieoene
5tr0mungen jid in 6em iungen Men-
id,en pereinigen, 0ur6 6ie eigene 8e-
reidernng ibrer 5eele gu itdern nno
gu %begrun0en un6 ipater gu beoba6=
ten, mel6e Triebe bel Dem &in0e Sic
1t4rf item un0 lebenspolIi item lino.
5ebr oft lit in 6en &inoerjabren
groBe Snteuigen5 nit einem miiiten
3erit0rungstrieb perbun0en; 0os
Spiel5eug m1B belon0erS bon Sem
&naben Bis auf feline inneriten &C.
beianiiie gepriift mer0en. 6inbet
ii6 Damn nidt CUR re6ten Belt eine
@ano, Sic nnter SEN @11gen oes &in-
oeS oos 5piel5eug mie0er 5uiammen-
fiigt> Elm @eiit, ser 0eiien% 3medmabi=
gen Mufbau erfl6rt, 10 m6dlt ser
Ser t0rungstrieb SEES &in0es in's l1n=
ermeBlide un6 gefabr0et lpobl gar
lpdter SOS eigene 2eben nn0 0as leiz
ner Nebenmen16en. 2ernt ober 6os
&ino sic Shmierigfeit ser &onitruf-
tion ieines gpiel3euges fennen, miro
es ibm nidt 10 lei@t 6urh ein anoe=
res no6 foltbareres eri ebt, 10 lernt es
aumablid SrOnung in ieine 5piele
6ringen, 1ernt 0as 3eritorte mieoer
5uiammenfugen uno rie1eidt aus ein=
faben Mittel1 etmas neu former un0
geitalten. 9amit aber lit in linn ser
fleine &iinltler gepedt l1no Sic erite
@runolage oa5u geidaffen, 0aB Ser
junge Meni6 SEN 3eritDrungstrieb
gum id0pferiiden Sriebe, uno iein
eigenes 2eben pieuei9t INIT Ser 3eit
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-09-15

muBte uno babel fein be1ieres Giien
be5ablen fonnte.
&l1r5 oarauf fam elm idoner Wa-
qen oabergerout, in 0am ein reider
Mam iaB, ser ii6 Elm Stiif falten
@raten uub cine Slaide @ein reiden
lieB, 1pas er in ieinem 8agen per>
5ebrte. &un5 iab ibm neioii6 gu uro
oahte:: v8er es oo9 au6 10 batte!"
Der @eide merfte eS uno iagte gu
ibm: v&attelt gu mobl 2uit, nit mir
al tau den?"
vDas peritebt ii@," antmortete
@un3, obne ii6 lange gu %beoenten;
u1teigen sic nur aus nn0 geben Ste
mir Mues, mas sic baben; ib min
Sbnen aud MueS geben, mas i@ ia,
bel"
Sssett befabl ser &ei6e ieinen 8e-
|oienten, 6oB iie i'm aus benz 8agen
6eben iouten.
3 @ott, Delder M11bl1d! Se1ne
6iibe maren geldbmt; er fon1te ni4t
1teben, 1on0ern muBte ii6 bon iei-
men 8eoienten balten laiien, big Die
@riifen berbei gcbrodt paren, nnl
Sic er iid itiibte.
rMun?" iagte ser gei6e, vbait gu
nod 2rit, nit mir 81 taui4en?"
uNein, nein!" CAB ser erl6rodene
&un5 our Mntmort. sd min lieber
5@mar5broo eiien uno mein eigeper
@err fem, als 8ein uno 8raten b.
fben uno mi9 mie Elm fleines aino bon
Mnoern umberfibren laiien. @oh
bebMte @ie!"
Mit oieien @orten itono er oui
un6 ging fort.
n&ait redt!" rief ibm ser &ei@e
no6. n&onntelt Du mir Deine geiun=
Sen @lieoer geben, Gu loateit melne1
Wogen, meme &appen, mein @olo-
Mnes oafIr baben!"
Gin geiun6er armer Mann 1T
gliidlider als Elm reider &riippel!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-09-15
&inoerede.
Gti4ften.

SIT es nidt ein gleno, tpen1l mon,
no es orouben 10 id0n uno lultig
ilt, 1tin gu &aule ooer in Der Sdule
liben muB? Die &0gel fliegen mot111
lie mouenL uno biipfen bon 3melg gu
;3meig, Sic &afcr uno 5dmetterlinge
aieben in ser ionnigen Suit lumber,
uno oas Siinolein ipringt auf Der
5traBe uno beut Dor 6reuoe. Wte
Germ modte mon 0a mittbun! Mber
0a 1i1o sic 5duloufgaben 51 MAIDEN
uno u1an muB itil am Slide 1tben
uno ldreiben oocr red)nen. Soer sic
Mutter fon1nnt Daber nn0 tragt etne
Mrbeit aatf, oie perridtet meroen npl1B.
5olte man nidt 8ud uno Safel uno
Mrbeit beileite merfe n 1ulo frob uno
frei in Sen Sag binein lpringen> ple
G0gel uno 6alter l1n0 Sunoleln?
Sa, menn SIR lnpernunftige Ibier=
lein maret, mie oieie, oo mohte es
audi bingeben. Mun aber ieio Sbr
feline Meni6enfin0er nno lolt bro
pc Menlden per0en, oos gebt n1dt
a6 obne 5tiliiben.
ga, liebe ainoer, SOS Stiuiiten
liebt 10 einfad) aus, ols mare. es gar
uid)ts, uno ood lit es cine &u1lt. M1e
menig @in0er periteben es, IN Der
5dule ltin gu iiben! Aber obne St1a=
ldypeiqen gebt es sort nidt ab, es tit
Sic Gorbeoingung fir Mufnterfl amtelt
uno lomit o,,d) fir Sortidritt in ser
5dule. Gin &ino, oas nidt itillibe1
lernt, lernt iiberbaupt nidts. 90 mle
lein &0rper uurubig lit, ieine @lie-
ser uno feline Augen, piellei6t aud
leine 3unge, 10 lit aub iein @eilt nr=
rubig. Gin lt1rubiger 5erltreuter
@eilt ober nimnt nIdts ernlteS tn
li6 auf
5tiuiiben ml1B man IN ser Stride.
ga lit es nod midtiger als III Der
5dule, neil man 6a ein 1plhttgeres,
beiligeres @elhaft SIT belorgen Dat:
@ottesoienit un0 Seelenbeil. Wle
lpidlt 6u on0ddtig betea uno. aut Die
beiliaen Geremonien adten, me11n 0u
nidt einmol till iiben fan1l It? Wat
ieoer 8emegrng, init ieoem nmberle-
fen 1pringen oub oeine @eoanten
fort, an1tott bei @ott 5u blelben.
5tiaiiben muB mon in ser &ranf=
felt. ga lit eS ont ld1periten> aber
ga foa1u1t es bon lelbit. Wenn Der
Menld 10 ihma6 nao ele1to tit, oann
perqebt inn sic l1nrube nno Bemeg-
lidJfeit, Damn mdre es ibnt am lieb=
lte1r, 0aB niemono i'm itorte. Gr fllblt,
SAB Sic 9ftbe fir i'm Ste bette Mfeoi=
gin lit. Mebmt gud gut 5ulommen'
ooB ser liebe @ott gn6 niht out Dem
@sronfenbette feitbinben nl1B, oan111
Sbr Dos Stin1iben 1ernt.
Was liegt eigentlid barin> III oer
&unlt 0es 5tiuiibens? IS liegt oarln
@e0ulo, u1ro sic @e0ulo lit etne lbone
liebe 1l1gen0, Sic SEN Menlden 1anf1
un0 liebens1pertb madt. IS liegt oo:
rin Selbitbeberridung, 5elb1tllber:
min6ung uno 0arouf bern6t aae1
6ortldritt in Ser &oafommenbelt
@er li6 nibt beberriden fann, oe1
mag tiidtige Gigenidaften be1iben, e
miro oo6 nidts aus ibm. Sid lelbl1
6eberrlden beiBt itorf lein, nno o1e
5tarfen fon1r1en pprparts. 80, nur
probirt einn1ol, Of SIR ltialibe:
fonnt!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-09-15

Sam iid 6araufperluiien," lit Elm
sen mir ale gerne sboren,
unb menn er gebraudt miro in Ser
binoung NIT Dem Gbamberloins 60
Tic, @bolera= rno Diurrboe- &eilmit-
tel meint 0ieS, oaB es ME perfeblt,
Diarrboe, Gl1br o0er gingemeioe=8e=
ldmeroen 5l1 bei1er1. gs lit a%11genebn1
gu nebnren un6 gleidmdbig %mertbpou
fir &inoer nno grma6iene. gerfauft
bon ser Molitor 9rug 60.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-09-15
@eimnbbeit mebr ,ucrtb ale @elo 't11o
01tt.

al1n5 ging einnnol iiber 2ar1o u11o
fam mott nn5 p%erorollen bei einem
Wirtbsbaule a1,, no er iid ei11en
s@rl1o 8ier ut1o Elm Stid 56tpaE.
broo qeben lieB. @r NOR un5ufrieoelt,
ooB er feline Geiie GIT SUB MAIDEN
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-12-30
nv United Press Leased Wlre)

TACOMA. Wn., Dec. 30.-Few of
the spectators at the fight between
Ed Hagan. the Seattle policeman,
and Jack Lester cared today to
dispute Testers claim to the
heavyweight championship of the
northwest. following his defeat of
Hasan last night. When Hagan
went down IL the ninth round of
the scheduled ten round bout, his
chief second jumped into the ring
and told Referee Jack Grant that
his man was through. Grant had
already counted nine. Lester won
because he was physically stronger
and able to stand more punish
ment than his opponent. Hasan
showed well in the opening rounds,
outboxing Tommy Burns protege.
1t appeared to be right uppercut
to the chin that dropped Hagan
for the count. but Referee Grant
declared after the battle that the
blow landed high on Hagan's chest
The Seattle man might have re-
gained his feet before the count or
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-12-30

This is the boy who made
Johnny Coulon hold on for dear life
when they first met, but he took
the count in a hurry when he
tackled the bantam champion the
second time.
When he met Coulon in New Or
leans last January, Earl Denning
jumped into fame by grabbing the
title and throwing it away. He had
Coulon out in the second round but
permitted the Chicagoan to hang
on. Then he rushed wildly and
failed to connect. Twice Coulon
took the count, but the gong saved
him. Johnny played safe for sew
eral rounds and in the ninth put
across the sleeper, as a champion
should.
The two met in Memphis Deem
Der 10 and Coulon won in the fifth,
in the cleanest match ever staged
in Memphis. Despite two beatings
by the champion and another by
Harry Forbes, Denning believes he
can beat most of them at 115
pounds
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-12-30
TALESOF GREAT'UNS

Dutch Schaefcr, the American
league comedian, was a member of
the Cubs before he broke into the
younger organization. One day he
was playing short while Joe Tinker
decorated the bench and Joe Can
tillon was umpiring.
A decision at second angered
Schaefer and he threw down his
glove assuming a martyred pose.
Cantillon pointed to the bench
where Tinker sat and said to
Schaefer I'd pick up that glove
if were you or Tinker may come
out and get it," Schaefer took the
hint-he had been botting lot of
them that day-and got back into
the game.
Few fans know that "Cheerful
Charley Hickman, whose pen
chant for long hits makes him a
terror to pitchers. holds the bases
on-balls record of the big leagues.
"Cy' Seymour was given credit
for the transportation title in
Hicks hearing, and the sturdy
legged athlete corrected the inn
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-12-30

preston. "Cy" only let thirteen
men walk" declared Hickman. Il
was pitching for Boston against
Louisville, and passed fourteen
men. We wont the game at that
II to 5-while Seymour with his
thirteen tickets didn't"
Bill Armour tells about a wise
fan he ran across in small
town into which he had slipped to
keep tab on a promising second
baseman.
In the first inning one of the
visiting team slashed the ball
past third, II was a close decision
between fair and foul ball, and
a runner who had been perched on
second hustled over to third. When
the ball had been returned and the
runner had gone back to second,
this fan, sitting behind me and
between two women, stood up and
clapped his hands.
That's the sort of an umpire
I like to see, he shouted. He
made that fellow 90 back to sec
ond because he wasn't looking
when he stole third"
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-12-30
BASKETBALL

Davenport high school basketball
team defeated Lewiston at the lat
ter town last night by a score of
SO to "a in an interesting game.
Odessa saw the most interesting
basketball game of the season last
night, when Wilbur high defeated
the Odessa team by score of y
to is.
The North Yakima Y. Nj. c. A.
basketball league began its second
series last night, with three hard
fought games. The Valley Hard
ware team won from the Wye Gees,
Al too II; the Bradburvs beat the
Star Clothing company squad Is to
&, and the Winemans five won from
the Emporium bunch by IA 35-l2
score.
The first regular game of the s.
A. A, G. and V. NJ. c. A. series,
which was to have been played to-
night, has been postponed until
next Friday evening.
Girls team of Fairfield high
school defeated the Rockford
s,Sahool team at Rockford last night
~ Il 81 score.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-12-30
DOES 1T PAY TO BE A CHAMP? ASK
JEFF, HE'S WORTH $275,00O

valuation; his saloon interest runs
the grand total up another $780,
600; he has mortgages on various
city business property which total
$l50,000. making grand final in
low estimate of his possessions.
figures of $275.000. and that's a
But that Reno thing still rankles
and James has been heard to re-
mark, once at least, since the af-
fair in the sagebrush town, that he
would rather be a poor man and
the retired undefeated champion
of 'em ALL" than a bloated bond
holder.
James is through with the stage,
the fight ring and all other kinds
of public life.
AS business man Jeff is not a
bowling success. so he has retained
his brother John, who is a financial
genius as well as a member of sew.
eral exclusive clubs. to look out
for his various holdings.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-12-30
SPORT SPICE
DIAMOND GOSSIP

pitcher
aship business. On the square,
Larry Mclean bits the Cincinnati
drink he himself
upift baseball
out Earl at
Unless hndfus of the path Pal
The kid has been trimmed the last three times
s Michigan
He
EXCHANGES.
Woman's Christmas Presents
Compliment Opinions
Cadillac
the live loom
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-12-30

LOS ANGELES, Cal, Dec. 30
Especial Even if you get licked
by negro once in your life, ii
pays to be fighter.
If you don't believe this little re-
mark, just drop query to Jas. j.
,Ieffrics, once heavyweight cham
pion of the world, but now a re-
tired gentleman Of means, with an
automobile and fine city home. a
country place and Il business man
ager
Jims the real bond clipping kid
now and very rarely descends ia
the plebeian mode of travel-the
street cars-because. you see,
Jim's the possesor of just loads of
cash.
lie has a ranch OF l0j acres at
Burbank, which is valued at the
small sum OF $4,000; then there's
his city mansion, which could be
assessed for $4,000 without over
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-12-30
OY2'''l|9ING

Gerde and Bloomster, the crack
two-man bowling team of Occur
d'Alene City, have issued chal-
lenge to the winners Of the coming
match between DefIaven and Terry
and Hatch and Meyers, the crack
local teams, for 10-game match,
for side bet of $40 or more. Five
of the games are to be played on
the Pfister alleys and five at Occur
d'Alene.
The Fred b. Grinnell company
team took three straight from the
Guernsey & Newton team in the
Insurance league last night, win
ming with total score of 2199 to
1867.
The A. d. Jones G. Co. team. in
the same league, was not strong
enough for the Northwest Loan &
Trust squad, and dropped two
games, the total score being 23O7
to 1895.
In the Mercantile league, the
Rumble Bros. five dropped the first
game and then took the second two
from the Chicago Clothing com
rany bunch, winning by total
score of PAS to 2146.
A strong bowling team is being
organized by members of the S. A.
A. c. and will roll against the best
the city can kffer.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-12-30
N 'CARTHY AND
M'FARLANO
rev United Press Leased Wirel

tSY OU'tCu NvhSP
KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Dec. 30
Johnny Mccarthy of San Francisco
and Packy Mcfarland of Chicago
were matched today to fight 10
rounds at the Hippodrome here
January 9. The articles call for
$50 pounds at o'clock on the
afternoon of the fight. Mccarthy,
who has had several fight in Kan
sas City recently, has a great fol
lowing, and although mere be-
ginner in the fighting game, will
enter the ring against ais seasoned
opponent at about even money, it
is predicted. Mcfarland will out
weigh Mccarthy, but the San
Francisco youngster in signing the
articles remarked that a few
pounds more or less did not make
a great difference to I'm so long
as he got the fight.
Johnny is younger brother of
Tommy Mccarthy, ,.e lightweight
killed IN fight with Owen Moran
in San Francisco shortly before the
Jeftries-JChnson fight.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-12-30
WAS GAME
"MPORTED":?

Were the pheaSants and prairie
chickens found in the refrigerator
OF Davenport restaurant by J. A.
thiig, deputy state game warden,
killed in the state of Washington
or were they imported?
That is the question which will
have to be settled by the Superior
court when Louis Davenport, res
taurant man, is called for trial on
Il charge of selling game out of sea
son. Davenport claims that all the
game birds were imported from
outside the state. and that such
being the case the law prohibiting
having game in possession out of
season does not apply.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-12-30
JOHNSON DENIES
THE REPORT

CHICAGO, Dec. 30.-A report
that he had been matched to meet
the winner of the LangfOrd-Jean-
nette fight in Paris for purse of
$25,000 was denied by Champion
Jack Johnson today.
IF | fight at all, I'll fight in this
country, where | know the judge
will be square and honest" said
Jack today. Il don't know about
this Paris report or who could
have started it. am my own man
ager. If some outsider tied me up
in a match over there | am not to
blame, and SO don't feel any com
Functions in denying that a match
has been arranged"