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THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER, HONOLULU, JANUARY 17, i9o5.
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Telephone M&in 424v
Regular Sales Day
Wednesday and
Saturday
WILL E. FISHER,
AUCTIONEER.
THIS DAY
WEDNESDAY,
Jan'y 17. 1906,
AT 10 O'CLOCK A. M.t
I will sell at my salesrooms, corner
Fort and Queen streets.
HOUSEHOLD
furniture
Consisting of Sideboard, Oak Bureau,
Oak. Chiffonier, Oak China Closet, Oak
Refrigerator, 2 Brass and Iron Bed
steads, 1 Genuine Automatic Sewing
Machine. 1 large Mirror, Top Mat
tresses, Reception Chairs. Rugs, large
and small; China set, Souvenir Cups
and Saucers, Paintings and Etchings
Glassware, 1 Ukulele, Bullion Cups and
Saucers, Stands, Cutlery, Plated "Ware,
1 Piano Lamp, Blankets, Bedclothes,
Curtains, Cooking Utensils, Kitchen
Furnishings, Etc., Etc.
Several Good Refrigerators,
ALSO
Maiden Hair Ferns,
Elegant Palms,
Elegant Cycads,
Samoan Cocoannts, (growing)
And valuable and rare
Fruit Trees.
WILL E. FISHER,
AUCTIONEER.
Wednesday,
I will sell a lot of
CHICKENS,
POTATOES. ORANGES,
Salid Dressing,
Shirts, Blankets,
Kitchen Tales.
FAN-TAIL and other PIGEONS,
WILL E. FISHER.
AUCTIONEER.
Foreclosure Sales
Saturday. January 20, 1908,
AT 12 O'CLOCK NOON.
1045 Beretania street. Just WaikikI of
Victoria street. Lot and Improvements.
Size of lot, 100x290 to Young street.
This property is situated in the cen
ter of good improvements, and upon
the main boulevard of Honolulu. The
lot has two frontages. Improvements
consist of large cottage, etc., being the
same property formerly occupied by
the late J. W. Wilder, deceased.
This will afford the opportunity for
a purchase of a home, or investment
below its market value.
BUSINESS
lifSCLUB
Mr. J. A. McCandless
Hopes to See One
Organized.
A commercial club for Honolulu bas-
nr. the snhcmfl under which the
Commercial Club of Portland is oper
ated, is being strongly advocated by
t a MrCandless. chairman of the
Promotion Committee.
Mr McCandless is making a canvass
of the business men of the city to sound
them as to their willingness to form
such a club.
The club at Portland is maintained
bv the business men, the members
navin? a stated ten ner month, and
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out of town members paying less. A
business man takes newly arrived
friends to the club, where fine lunch
eons arp fhe order of the day. The
Portland club is a promotion orgar.iza
tion and it actually loses money every
month in its luncheon department.
merely to be able to provide entertain
ment for visitors. But this loss
cheerfully accepted.
"There is hardly a place in Hono
lulu that the average business men can
take people to who are new arrivals in
the city," says Mr. McCandless.
'"Everybody, of course, is not a mem
ber of the club here, and for that mat
ter that is a social, not a commercial
club. A traveling agent for a main
land concern comes to town. He drops
into somebody's store and the ac
quaintance begins. The business man
can not always take them home to
luncheon, and one doesn't always want
to go to the hotels. It we had a com
mercial club, these business acquaint
ances could be taken there and they
would meet a large number of our
business men.
A club of that kind would be a
sort of a clearing-house for the ex
change of ideas, and it would prove of
real value in many wrays."
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DOG OWNERS
HAVE A CLUB
Organization Meeting
Is Very Largely
Attended.
"The poor dog, in life the firmest
friendj
The nrst to welcome, foremost to defend,
Whose honest heart is still his mas
ter's own,
Who labors, fights, lives, breathes for
him alone."
is
THE REAL TRIUMPH.
I suppose you feel better since you
have delivered your speech," said the
encouraging friend.
"It isn't so much to deliver ,a speech,'
replied the immature but! sagcious
statesman; "the real triumph consists
in getting it listened to."
J" Then Kennel Club meeting held last
"night in the office of Will E. Fisher
was well attended.
Will E. Fisher was appointed tempor
ary chairman and Dwight J. Styne
temporary secretary.
The following were appointed a com
mittee on organization and to prepare
by-laws: Chas. Hustace, Job Batche-
lor. Dr. Rowatt, Clarence Crabbe, Colin
Campbell, Will E. Fisher (chairman).
The prevailing opinion expressed was
that the initiation fee and yearly dues
should not exceed $1 each.
It was decided to close the charter
roll of the organization January 30. The
same will be left at the office of Will
E. Fisher for further enrolment and
all parties interested are invited to
sign.
An interesting and instructive talk
on dogs in general was indulged in and
a communication was read from th
secretary of the San Francisco Kennel
Club inviting affiliation with the Amer
iean Kennel Club.
From the interest evinced the Ho
nolulu Kennel Club is already an as
sured success.
The meeting adjourned until Tues
day, January 30.
YET ANOTHER
TENNIS CUP
H. E. Cooper Presents
One to Oahu Col
lege Girls.
Another tennis cup has been offered
to Punahou students. This time Mr.
H. E. Cooper, who is much interested
in the college, has donated a silver cup
to be competed for by the young lady
students.
The only conditions which Mr. Coop
er imposes are that the tournament
shall be held under the school auspices
and that there shall be not less than
Lten entries.
Judging by the interest in the game,
and especially in the cup. there is small
doubt that the latter condition will be
more than fulfilled.
As soon as the tournaments in sin
gles and doubles, which are now al
ready arranged for, are run off. the
tournament for the Cooper Cup will be
gin. The winner of this tournament
will secure the cup.
Reduction
Sale
IN
Misses'
J f, c lc C
We are closing out our entire line of Misses' Jackets
much below their regular value, every Jacket reduced so as
to make a quick clean sweep.
NEW RECORDS
OF PAST YEAR
A
Valuable
ook
ree
Ask me to send 70a sealed, free, s book
just completed, which will inspire any man
to oe Digger, stronger, younger (if he is old),
and more madly than he ever felt. I am a
builder of men.
I can take any weak, puny man and make
him feel like a Sandow. Of course. I can't
make a Hercules of a man who was never
intended by nature to be strong and husky.
I don't mean that.
But I can take a man who started with a I annoyance by the soreness of the eye-
.air LuuBuiuuuu huu ueiore eoi iuiiy ae- i nana a uraair noaaaH T iii a
veloped began tearing it down. "That fellow " "I Q fT 1
is weak-nerved, slow. poky, lackinz in vim. more games his optics were as good as
ambition and self-confidence. I can make a ever. A man who knows gives the f ol-
maxi Him iu mico uiuuius bo msi ms own i lowiner explanation
I want you to read this book and learn the , Tf si' the tiring of the mus-
truth about my arguments. If you are not Cles, lie declared. 'I do not think
as vigorous as you would like to be. if vou watfViinrr ha mo.
have rheumatic pains, weak kidneys, loss of t, fo- I" " t" " '
vitality, prostatic troubles, nervous snells. or tlle eyesight, however. It is more or
any ailment of that kind that unmans yon, it I less of a strain on them to keep con
would assure your future happiness if you stantlv watching the hall f nrever on
would look into this method of mine. Don't I, 1 y "dl,L,uln "e Dan, iorever on
delay it; y.our best days are slipping by. If I 1 oounte.
10 aim to tue uitticulty there are the
bright colored suits. To the outsider
the glaring, blinding color combina
tions devised by the best basketball
teams for uniforms is simply a matter
of personal conceit and desire to ap-
BASKETBALL
FACE ARRIVES
Beware of the basketball face
lon't become too enthusiastic over
the game. That is, don't watch over
three or four a week. If you do, awful
things will happen. Your eyes will be
come heavy and "bulgy"; they will
be sore and itchy..
This is not idle talk; it is the opin
ion of a physician, x a man wfio for
years has been a student of basket
ball. The indoor game is so fast and
the scene of nlav chancres so constant-
that the eyes are constantly in play
roving from basket to basket.
Anyone who has seen fast basketball
games know this, and yet, knowing of
the strain, wonders why it is that his
eyes seem so tired when the game is
over and the crowd is leaving. Per
haps they really ache when rubbed to
allay the itching. It is simply be
cause the muscles, in constant play
ior wen over an hour, are tired.
A basketball fan who has sat
through four long evenings of basket
ball last year suffered considerable
you want this book I send it closely sealed
free if you inclose this Ad.
dr. m. g. Mclaughlin,
906 MAEKET ST.,
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
pear "showy," but this is not so.
NOTE: Further particulars and
maps can be had upon application to
WILL
E. FISHER.
AUCTIONEER
SATURDAY
AT 10 O'CLOCK A. M.,
I will sell a good
Bay Saddle Hare
FIVE YEARS OLD.
ALSO
1 GOOSENECK
1-Horse Dray
ETC., ETC.
The wise basketball manager dresses
his men up in the glaring duds because
it aids the team at combination work.
When a player catches the ball his op-
4- I "! vl mm, tuvenug mill
trumpS. Wfien to prevent a good pass. He sees a
patch of brilliant red somewhere in
front of him and knows that it is a
team mate. The "brilliant red" patck
gets the ball.
WILL E. FISHER,
AUCTIONEER.
THE FAVORITE GROTTO.
Whist players say, when in
doubt lead
in doubt about where to go to
lunch, head for the GROTTO.
You 11 find the best lay-out in
town there every time
Today's lunch and dinner
menu:
POTAGE A LA HAMBURG
STEWED TRIPE SPANISH
ROAST LEG OF LAMB. MINT
SAUCE
LYONAISE POTATOES
BOILED TARO
BEET SALAD
2C
With Beer, Wine, Tea or
Coffee.
FEED KILEY, Prop.,
Cor. Hotel and Bethel Streets.
To
Let
NOTICE.
That up-to-date Rustic Cottage on
makai side of Hotel street, between
Alapai and Punchbowl streets, contains
2 bedrooms, parlor, diningroom, kitch
en, pantry, bath, etc., servants' quar
ters, etc. Rent $25.
Can't miss it has stone rustic fence
surrounding.
Possession February 1, 1906.
WILL E. FISHER,
AUCTIONEER.
The undersigned has this day sever
ed all official connection, whether as
vice-president, director, manager, or I
otherwise, with the Woods Institute of
Physical Culture. Ltd., a Hawaiian
corporation, having its principal place
of business at the corner of Fort and
Queen streets, in Honolulu.
Said undersigned desires to notify his
friends and the public generally that
he has opened quarters in Rooms
17-1S-19-20, Alexander Young Building,
where, from this date, he will conduct
i an up-to-date school of Physical Cul
ture, with Turkisn uams.
Dated, Honolulu, January 11. 1906.
7309 R. A. WOODS.
A FIGHT IS
IN THE AIR
Bill Huihui and Dick Sullivan, Ho
nolulu's recent fistic importation, were
matched last night to box 15 rounds
at the Chinese Theater on Liliha street
on February 3.
The weight question will be deter
mined today.
Jack McFadden will manage the con
test.
The main event is likely to be pre
ceded by a 10-round contest between
"Kid-' Harris and Young Nelson.
MISSES' BLACK CHEVIOT MISSES' TAN CLOTH AND
JACKETS. BLUE SERGE JACKETS.
Trimmed red and green. . . 4 , . , ,
Age 6 to 10, Special $2 00 Ae 4 to 10' Special .40
Age 12 and 14, Special $250 Ase 12 and U' Special.... 3.0
MISSES' TWEED JACKETS INFANTS' WHITE AND
Color, grey mixed, neatly CREAM CASSEM ERE
trimmed. COATS.
Age 6 to 10, Special $2.50 Reduced 50 per cent.
Age 12 and 14, Special $3.00 See our prices.
PAeiFie import e.
50CK5X0
Socker.
A team of Punahou school boys de
feated an eleven from Iolani College,
by the score of three to nil, yesterday.
The Punahous have not had any prac
tice, but they played all around the
Iolanis.
HARD HIT.
Towne Gee whiz! I wish I could
catch the fellow who stole my um
brella Browne Oh, cut it out. Why do you
make such a fuss over a little thing
like that?
Towne Little thing! Why, man, I
actually bought that umbrella. Phila
delphia Press.
Keen competition in many branches
of sport led to the betterment of marks
during 1905. New records were set in
events requiring speed, strength and
skill. The chief new marks in the last
year are chronicled below:
Jan. 2 E. P. Swatek sets world's rec
ord by swimming 320 feet under
water at the Chicago Central Y. M.
C. A. natatorium. H. J. Handy
breaks world's record by swimming
forty yards on his back in 0:27 2-5
at Central Y. M. C. A. Ollie Slavin
makes world's auto record (claim
ed), covering 100 miles on circular
track at Dallas, Texas, in 2:06:43
3-5.
Jan. 17 E. R. Thomas drives auto fif
teen miles at average speed of
thirty-seven seconds for each mile
at Ormond Beach, Fla.
Jan. 20 Arthur McDonald claims a
mile in thirty-four seconds at Or
mond Beach auto course.
Jan. 24 A. C. McDonald sets new five
mile auto record by going distance
in 3:17 at Ormond Beach.
Jan. 25 H. L. Bowden breaks Vander
bilt's one-mile auto record by cov
ering the distance in 0:34 1-5 at Or
mond Beach.
Jan. 26 A. C. McDonald sets new
American record for one kilometer
at Ormond Beach time, 0:23. j
Jan. 28 E R. Thomas breaks Vander-
bilt's ten-mile auto record, setting:
new mark at 6:31 4-5. Wrorld's record
for 208-yard potato race is reduced
to 0:49 3-5 by C. J. P. Lucas at St.
Louis.
Jan. 30 H. W. Fletcher sets new auto
record for 100 miles, making the
time of 1:18:24.
Jan. 31 Five American records smash
ed at Ormond Beach auto races. H.
L. Bowden goes mile in 0:32 4-5; A.
C. AIcDonald sets ten-mile time at
6:15 and the twenty-mile record he
placed at 15:23; H. W. Fletcher did
fifty miles in 38:58; a mile for Amer
ican gasoline machines was made
in 0:40. - i
Feb. 2 W. Gould Brokaw's motor boat,
Challenger, travels kilometer in 1:21
off Palm Beach, Fla.
Feb. 3 Motor boat Challenger goes
eight miles on Lake Worth, Fla., in
16:33, a world's record.
Feb. 15 The Bensinerer bowline: team
of Chicago establishes world's rec
ord by averaging 1061 for three
games.
March 16 W. H. Freer of Concordia,
Kan., sets world's record by break
ing 307 targets, consecutively, at
Des Moines, Iowa.
April 8 World's three-mile running
record is established at Oakland,
Cal.. by Elie time, 5:22.
May 20 J. D. Lisrhtbodv of the Uni
versity of Chicago breaks confer
ence college record by running
half-mile at Ann Arbor in 1:57. He
also breaks one-mile conference
record by negotiating distance in
4:30 1-5. J. C. Garrels of the Uni
versity of Michigan sets conference
mark by throwing discus 127 feet
10 inches. Louis Chevrolet sets
track record for autos by going
mile in 0:52 4-5 at Morris Park. i
May 27 Parsons of Yale lowers eastern ;
intercollegiate half-mile mark to !
1:56. Dray of Yale makes new rec-'
ord in pole vault at 11 feet 10 1-2
inches, meet being held in Phila
delphia. June 3 At the western college confer
ence meet on Marshal field J. C.
Garrels of Michigan breaks world's
discus record at distance of 140 feet
2 3-8 inches. Conference records
established are as follows: High
jump, H. M. Friend, Chicago
height, 23 feet 3-4 inch; pole vault.
E. C. Glover. Purdue height, 11
feet 9 3-8 inches: R. V. Norris, Illi
nois, makes same mark in pole
vault; two-mile run. F. A. Rowe,
Michigan time, 9:50; one-mile run. J
J- D. Lightbpdy. Chicago time,
4:23: half-mile run, J. D. Light
bo'ly. Ohicasro time, 1:57 2-3.
June 24 Guy Vauerhn sets 1000-mile
auto record at Empire City track,
New York time, 23:33:20.
July 26 E. Desmarteau breaks world's
record for t hrov.intr fifty-six-noimd
weight for height, 15 feet 11 inches.
Aug. r. W. W. Coe raises world's shot
put record to 49 feet 6 inches at
P"rtl-.ind.
Aug. 12 R R. Kieran of Australia sets
world's record at 7:18 2-5 for T'O-mr-fer
pwim at Stockholm.
Aug. 26 II. M. Hanna drives Aerolite English
and Leola at Cleveland a mile in pie.
When feeling run down and out of sorts,
the best tonic that jrou can take is
Primo
ager
This fine beer invigorates as well as re
freshes and as a beverage has no superior.
Order a trial case today and be convinced.
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BUILDER AND REAL ESTATE AGENT.
Announces that he Is prepared to furnish homes complete, Includ
ing the lot and latest modern 1 mproved cottages for $1000 and up.
Lots for sale at $350 each o n easy terms.
Five-room cottage, good plumbing, for $700.
O PHONE OR ADDRESS WHITE 951.
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2:10 team record for trotting mares.
John Flanagan breaks world's rec
ord for throwing fifty-six-pound
weight without follow at New York,
his mark being 31 feet 5 inches. C.
M. Daniels sets new swimming
mark for half-mile, covering dis
tance in 12:58 2-5 at New York.
Aug. 27 Walter Christie drives auto
one kilometer in 0:23 2-5 at Cape
May. N. J.
Aug. 28 B. B. Kieran of Australia sets
world record for 500 yards swim at
Leeds, England, by doing distance
in 6:07 1-5.
Sept. 3 Henry Leveson of Chicago
lifts two ten-pound dumb-bells 9000
times.
Sept. 4 C. M. Daniels swims mile in
26:41 3-5 at New York.
Sept. 7 C. M. Daniels breaks Amer
ican record for 220-yard swim at
New York; time, 2:42.
Sept, 10 M. J. Sheridan breaks world's
discus record by hurling missile 143
feet 4 inches at Empire City track.
Sept. 11 John J. Flanagan breaks
world's hammer-throw record by
throwing sixteen-pound hammer 175
feet. He also sets mark lor iuiy-six-pound
weight, throwing it 42
feet at Newport, R. I.
Sept. 23 Harry L. Hillman, Jr., breaks
world's record for 300-yard hurdles,
doing distance in 0:34 1-3.
Sept. 30 G. E. Larned sets new mark
for one-hour walk, covering eight
miles 539 yards.
Oct. 2 Bedouin goes a mile and five
sixteenths at Belmont track in 2:10
3-;.
Oct. 4 Norman B. wins four fsatest
heats ever trotted in the average
time of 2:06 1-4 at Lexington.
Oct. 7 Dan Patch at Memphis paces
mile in 1:53 1-4. fastest mile ever
made by harness horse. Locanda
wins three fastest heats ever paced
in a race; time, 2:0 3-4, z:v-,
3-4.
Oct. 20 Heatherbloom breaks world's
record for hish jump by clearing: 7
feet 10 inches at Norfolk horse j
show.
Oct. 26 H. J. Handy sets new Amer
ican record for the 330-yard swim
at Central Y. M. C. A., Chicago,
covering distance in 4:2-.
Oct. SO Ed Bryan sets new world's
record by trotting two miles in 4:43
at Belmont Park, Philadelphia.
Nov. 11 Dan Patch lowers pacing rec
ord for one mile without wind
shield to 1:5S at Memphis. (Later
protested.)
Nov. 2S Thirteenth Regiment reiay
team of New York sets new time
for mile at 3:27 2-".
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BEGINNING JANUARY 17.
UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT."
Astor House Restaurant
188 KING STREET.
First-class cook in attendance, every
ing new, neat and clean.
21 meal tickets for $4.50. Meal 25:.
S. FUJIMURA
MASSAGE
Rheumatism, Bruises, Sprains, Tired
Feeling and other Ailments QUICKLT
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PHONF- WHITE 1351.
BIG REDUCTION
IN VICTOR RECORDS
BEEGSTEOM MUSIC CO., LTD.,
Odd Fellows' BMg.
PALACE GRILL.
served
at the
Green
The following menu will b
today from 4 to 8 p. m. for 25c
Palace 'Ori'il on Bethel street:
sea turtle soup: fried fillets of mullet,
tartar sauce: boiled pig's head, oyster
s-auce: broiled lamb chop., green peas:
veal cutlet breaded, mushroom sauce,
papaya fritters; prime ribs of beef;
young turkey, with dressing; mashed
potatoes, green peas; fresh crab salad;
plum ruling a"'-1 not mince
Mortuary Tablets, Ornamented
Headstones, plain and sculptured
Monuments.
View My Latest D'-siarns Get
Knowledge of My Prices,
I take charge of Onu-U-ry PVls
and Private Grounds, and build, or
repair, fencing and coping. Cash
advances made or. Old Maible, old
Iron, Brass or Lead.
A. C Montgomery,
P. O. Box 1"2, Warehouse Queen,
rear Judiciary Bldg.
A Postal Brings an Answer.