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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-07-06

2uopigsbaen. Der Stdotz
ratb betpiliote oen acknowledgement
bis gu einem Ge6alt Don 240O Mldrt
cine Sbeuerungs3uldge. Die Qeoigen
er9dIten 35 Mart, Ole 8erbeirat3eten
Is Mort.
Reu It q 5 +. 0abter feierte ser
berborrascnbe @eIebrte Or. @eorg b.
Neuma9r ieinen 80. @eburtstaq. Gr
mar DtreItor Der 6omGurger Stern
tporte uno Icbt felt ieiner QcnTonirung
Dor mebrercn Sobren in Neuitaot, ists
ner 0dterItaot.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-07-06

unO geprii9elt 6atten, pur0en BON ges
3irfsgeridt berurt6eiIt. 55enrp er6ielt
etnen Wonat Qrreit un0 0eloaro 300
&ronea GelO1trufs.-0te @erat6ungen
Der tnternationQlen @eretniqund Der
Itdoemien iino oieier Gage bier qes
f6Ioiien moroeH. G8 iinD bislduq 10
Ne8ierlngen Der 8ereinigurg fir Gros
bebenfori6ungen beigetreten. - 3net
Wiener SOurifter Iino tir3li6 duf Der
RaraIp abgeitur3t. Giner BON i6nen
tuar iofort to0t, Der 3pette 16per oerz
IeBt.
4qram m. 0ubier Itdrb Die 6duss
beiiterin 6atbarina Se6eIic i'm Bitter
Ron 1O3 Sa6rcn.
9 q 8 { n. Ser Gtreif Der G6u6s
ma6ergebiIfen in Baden lit our6 ole
3uIiherung zines Do9enlo6nc8 BON
Is bis 20 Gronen nit Ie~IbtItGn6iger
8erpflegung uno Wo6nung auBer
9duIe teigeIegt poroen.
9 II D p e #. Die Witte W2ui in
8uoapeit porgenommene 8oIts5d6Iung
erQab cine Gtnlpobner3ubI BON 794,s
205, ge9en 1882 i'm U}di 1901.
Gbentbal. prin3eIIin &lemens
tine BON Sadfensaoburg feierte oa6ier
Den Gintritt ms 90. 2e6ensia6r.
q a 3. llnIdn9It lit i'm .Samers
ltngbof" i'm 6tifIingtbaIe BET @ras
6rou &aroIine Gitirmer, geborene b.
4therdu, Notwithstanding, i'm S5.
2ebenbiubre geItorben. sic mar ole
ldngid6rtge 6reunoiu Ro6ert Gamer
Iings, Ger ite tets feline rMinona"
nallnte.
Snn8brud. Reutid 1T in Dem
9orfe Sauers an Der Qlrlber96a6n
ourd Die ltnborii6tigteit Ron Ginbern
eth Brand %entItonoen. 0atei limo %
W%obnbGuier nie0crgebrlnnt; 80 BAR
teien Duroen oboa6Ios. 8iel 8ieb uno
8oargeIo lit mitberbrannt.
in 3. 0dS 5tpsite oberDterretdts
f6e 2dn6e8z uno 9dnnerlpeibTeItI6icz
fen puroc biefsr Sage no3 3ebntdqts
ger Dduer geI4tofen, lleber 300
SdtiBen aus allen 36eilen bes BUM
oeS9ebleteS lpdren bel Dem 5eItf6teBen
peretni1t.
Potb 0 IT n. Wd6reno zines Sc
lpttter6 fdIug Der 9IiB in einen @uum
Elm, unter ben iih bier ouf Dem 1yelDe
drbettcnoe 8duerinnen gefli9tet bats
ten. @lle bier nurhen BEN 8Iibe 9es
t0otet. Die 9Guerin SoIefine Srubiat
ipuroe an oerfeIten STEELE pom @libe
erfdtagen pte Dor bier Sa6rcn i6r
0dttc. Sine 8duerin bate Elm bdl6s
jdbrtgeS aino auf Dem Qrme. 0ds
&ino lpurbe flint Mleter toeit 0eI9leus
bert, blieb ie0o6 poLltommen unpers
Iebt.
W ienerz2 EN- It 5 t. Der
GottenmDroer peter .3dntominici aus
Wciier8oorf 1T fir trriinnig ertlGrt
un6 In einem S~rrenafpI u~ntergsbra9t
por6en.
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Sa9(en

8 res ben CUR Gedung Der
tntoiten Der i'm Sabre 1909 in Oress
ben %geplanten aagemeinsn information
ndIen 9p9icneaus iteliing bat Der
8resoener Stdotratb einen 8eitrag
bon 100000 Wart bepiqigt.-Oas
Gr~iegsgeri6t in Oresoen perurtbeilte
Den 9edtsanpalt 5riBi4e lpegen
DuelIs 81 orei Wonaten. Oberleutz
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SGweit,

8ern. Ter GroBe Ratb in Bern
ertIdrte Die Ron o;n So3ialocmotratcn
ongeTo4tensn Wdblen i'm ItoStbernis
ihen OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES untere Sc
meinoe fir gtlttg.-OdS G6purqes
rtht in 0eIsberq bat Batter uno Sobn
S6crer aus W0Ihen3 ipcqen Harbz
moroS. Den bei6e ouf Der Glrabe nab
W{sttenterg an einem Wlann Pamens
Wier8D bcgangen bdben, 3u Iebensldndz
ltdem 3udtbaI8 perurtbeilt.
3 ii d, Jn 3oat|on lit nab lins
gerer Grdntbeit i'm Utter bon 81 Sa6z
rem Or. 6einrih 9rupbader, elmer Der
erItcn Mitarbeiter 6ss S6pei3eriI6en
SoiotitonS, geItortcn.-0rei 9eamte
Der 8unoeSbabntinie &o6len3 sWinterz
thur itn6 berbaftet tppr6en, neil tie felt
Sobr unO Gag Die 3iige bsItoblen
baben.
q rdubi SEN. Ser GroFs
Rdt9 BON @roubiinoen 6eipiqtqte fir
Den gau Der GamnaunItraBe 1913. 600
6rancs. 9ie 8unoesperIammlunu lat
slnen 8unoesbeltrag BON 100000
Grancs belptuigt.
@arqau. .3ioiiGsn Gem aaroaus
t'den Gtdothen 9ur3d1 uno Der bd6is
iden Ortf4oft &beinbeim 1T cine nere
ei'erne &beipbriide i'm 8au. Die
Bride rirc non Der Wannbeimsr
5trmd 2utdu %ge5Nut; Die 100000
Wlnrt betrdgenoen Soften iper6en 3uc
9dIfte bon Der Sdpei3, CUR Sdlfte
bon Baden Getra9en.
20 odbt t. Dos 8riminulg,ri6t in
W}orgeS b%erurtbetlte @uitape 2armis
nier aus Web, Der ba5 0orF Goloms
bier bel W(orgeS on mebrcren Steqen
ange3iinoet bate, gu 20 Sa6ren 3u6ts
baus.
Geffin. Der Gta0trat6 Don CUE
9ano bepiligte gum 9au eincs nsuen
SpitaI8 453,O55 5rancs.
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0SGnPrn.

% ii n d n. Die 3obt ser Ierate
in 9apern BAT iid felt MGr5 1905 UNI
SO permcbrt; ite betrug an /. Mdr3
1906 3C57. Die metIten Nerste 3Gblt
i'm @erDSIIntb CUR @iulpo6ner3dbl
g0iir5burg; odnn foIgen Miin6en nit
1873, EeaenSburg nit 100, 9ambera
nit so, @ugSburg nit CO, Nitrnberq
nit GA. Die 8abI Ser auf Dem Ganbe
tbGtiqcn 2(er8te 1T fat in ellen GreiIen
5urij4QsganGen. 49, @iuen i~pert6pouen
3ulDd6S bdt Die llrtunOensS amme
lung oe5 bieiigeu N}uitumg our6 Die
lleberpciIung con 100 @rieFen SuItus
b. Gie6ilS an Den i'm Sabre 1879 in
Bonn oerNorbenen We6iSinulrotb PRO
feIIor SrtcNri9 Wobr aus oen Sabren
1S34-1S60 erbUltcn.
u ~ 6 bu + q. Die baDcrifhc 6oFs
Or0eIs uno 9urmoniumfa6rit O.. s.
Steinmcner in Oettingen bat fir bic
bieiige 81. WDribtir6e cine rere Or
gel QeIieiert, i9re 500.
8uh 81 ibIin a. 0a8 Frii6ere
prd8iiions OuBtObItugetirert ging
fir 100000 Wcrt an ole Warmors
iDertc' Gc1crrfce iiber.
GrIGn9en. Die Tre1ucn3 Der
unipcrIi.Gt tetrdqt i'm GommerIemes
iter 1857, un0 alpar 1~LeoloQen 148,
SuriIten 352, Wcoisinar 173. q6iIos
'ppben 0ty crlten SsGticn III, Der
3~irctttR Ge'!ioa 1OG, 4bdrmu3euten
100, 3a9aGra!e t.. 0a3u tommcn nod
Is Qoyer, 70 oob ole GcFammt3abI
1926 te:ri8t.
T ii T :. G(nlaBli6 Der Gcjcr Der
100jd9ri1cn 3uHeb0rigt:it Giirtf8 aum
&DntGrei9 &apeyn f1r0 Die Sim
tpct9unQ Oe5 observation-disclosures
o9erol3bcimcriunum" Itdtt.
y iirnberg g. Sn Der iiinqit bier
ftdtt0e9ubien Observation-Disclosures Der
boperii6en Ghmie0smeiIter tpur0e Die
@riinourg zines BaperiIGen G6mieos
meilters 8un6es bei6loHen, Der neben
Dem 0eutf6en G6mieos8unte be-
ite0en iou, nm Die SntereTen Der
9dmj:omctItcr in @apcrn better 3u
rertrctca. Ger Sib oss @un0es 1T an
Dem jepciliacn Orte Der NorItan6s
i4oft, ber3cit N}iirnterg.
g a II. Dd8 &oQe0ium Der
@emeinOebeOolmdGtigten bat ole Ges
pdb;rng elmer 26eucrunQ53ula7e fir
Die idmmtIi6en Beamten unG 9e0icns
fteten oeS Stootma9iftrats nit rid
iuirtenOer Strait bonn l. Sdnuar 1906
bei6IoFeu.
81 obrta d. 2aut gefdllb Der
@eneinOe HObrba9 uno oes WQITcrs
berIorgung3turedu5 tpurte oas WQIz
i@eripert RQbrbu3 nit Dem QnI6lub
Der 8abniiatton WoInSa6 | Der Wos
toreHs unO WaI9inenfabrit linton
S6liiter in W@iin9ensOit 3ur Nuss
fiibrung iibertragen,
g q 10 a r3enb a If. qrina
&arI GrnIt gu S90nburgs0aIoen
burg, 6ioeitommibbeIiber in gQGern
un6 So6fen, begging iingit feinen 10.
Geburt5tag.
80 il T 3 b g. Die Dor Gur3e;u
oabier beritorbtne @ema6lin he3
8ei4srat1e8 b. 0eu1ter bat Der G.s
meinoe 0itterSipieo fir cine Ginoer.
bepa3runitalt nit 0iatoniifin 5000
Wart permobt.
Sell q. M. &iir5li6 1T infolgs
9liBf9Id9ss bic tatbolif6e pfarrtir4e,
Ole Dor ettpd 300 Sabren unter DEM
Suritbiihof SuIius @6ter erbaut
mar, bis auf ole Wlauern nies
o%eraebraHnt. 4u9 Der 3burm 1T elm
geitiir3t.
Aus nrr 5hrinpfnly.
&ai ers t n. Der
,OangetiI6e gano Der pfal3 nG6lte in
Teiner II. Observation-Disclosures su
gu ieinem i. 8~orfBen0en an
Gtele hes pfarrers Mun5inger 3tpeis
briiten oan pfdrrer 9rebers g06lngen.
Nein9Gnoler S9nei0er aus
Neuitaot q. D. 6darot 1T oabier tptgsn
pantiherei gu orei Wonaten 8efdn9s
nib unO elmer boben 9elobube perurs
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2 06tete etne M T.
Sn Nnorimont, 9eigien. bat Der Pd9s
tersiobn 2ambertS feline Wlutter. feiz
men 8ruoer un0 ii6 ieIbit eri4pHeu.
GambertS mar Elm berii4tigter Wtls
berer.
Reun d 6riQer 0ie6. On
W~dnnbetm, Baden, itdno elm neunjdbs
rtger Sunqe. Der i'm 3eitrdum zines
Btertelia6re5 etpd 100 5aT6enoie6=
liable in Waarenbduierr unb duf Dem
9peifemartt Oeriibt bate, Dor benz
S60ffeHqcri6t, uber nibt dIs @noes
tlagter, ipnberu al8 3euge. 3tpei Sum
gen bon Il Sabrsn, baron eirsr elm
8ruoer oe5 0iebs, Elm tpaiterer 16i6bz
riger 8ruoer. elm Ontsl Der beioen
9riiosr, Der 30 Sabre alte SdgIO6ner
6einri9 Wtittel, unb cine BON ibrem
Wanne getreunt lebenoe Trau SbereIe
Wattmdnn, Die ii6 bon oem Qeitoble=
rsn @el0s. i'm 0On3en circa 500 Ufart,
geben lieBen, pdren ipegen 6ebIerei
angetldgt. Der neuniGbrige 8ieb mar
elm gutter S4iiler uno ser ,3rpeite in
feiner SlaFe. Der Gntel aber bate
einen i6Iimmer GinfluB duf Sen &na=
ben auS1eiibt. Ga puroe ser Ontet
gu odt Wohen @efdn9niB perurtbtilt;
Die an6eren N~ngetlagten erbieltsn
@sloitrafen.
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0lOenGurG.

SIbenburg. GENERALIZATION
8allin bon Der 9amburqs 4meritac
2inie BAT Gem 9rob9er8og &u9uIt boz
OIoenburg auf telegrepbif9em 0eg,
feline @ratuIatton ibsrmittelt onlGb,
lid Der bog3iigIi4en GrgsbniFe, tpel&e
Die 8eriude nit benz Rift propeller
auf Den G6iffen Der @eIeGi6aft aes
liefert baden. IS bat Der @robbersoa
oieIen Propeuer fonitruirt.
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0eferrei6.

90 | n. Ser. Senrp, Better 6es
3abaretts nRa6tli9t," friiber ,Glf
S6arfri6ter" in WIn6en uno Mas
rpa Seloarh, tpeI6e ben Serausgeber
Der ~GadeI." &arl &raus. iiberfauen
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Rbciutrrnptn,.

u & n. Die Straftammer bat
oen ebemaligen Shriftiteller uno ira.
ler Giflll poblig aus Solinsen. Oct
friiber fur 3eitungen mebrere Weltreis
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&leGfen6ure.

q It o d.. Tad eGfp06iger Sorer
1T Der bieIiae 3ildIeritreif auf @runo
beioerieitigeH gntgeeentommens Der
parteien bei5slsgt tporoen.
grannf6Wei8. an9aff. Sippe.
grdun d IN a. Der fra6ere
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a~1rnpi,tt ~OTtprrnHrn.
prrniitt 311cItt,rrt,Hrr.

9 a. g. gei Den 4bbruds>
drbeiten o:s 6ot:l on Poro purbe Der
3immermann Sunatb bur6 einen
berabfiir3enben gaIten getrofFen. Gr
trar fofort toot.
g arthuus. Der S0riter Sesfe
het eineR berii9tigten WiIobieb, Sen
Qrfeiter SrepT6id, bei einem 3uiams
msnitoB i'm SORT erI6phen.
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Faie far's auslanb 6eiurat 6. aaiue, sr.
4i3, Si.saltimure.s .r, uabe GoifambOuie-spe.
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Drnpiu1 41nTcu.

9 o II. Der Gentralolsi9uB
fir Bolts uno SugenbipieIe belt bier
feline b~iesidbrige 9auptoerIummlung
ab. Mit Der @erIammlung mar cine
4usIteuung BON SpielgerGtben un6
SpieQiteratur per6un0en.
M B. Sn Der i'm 8du be-
finOti4en 3iibItei4en 8rdunfo6lens
grube bel &atnidt puroen Elm O6crs
iteiger uno Elm Arbeiter our9 Stidgaie
0et00tet.
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prnpt,tt 3l,rItfulen.

g o Of II m. Die Gtabtperor oreten
baben Die Ginri4tun9 elmer SGugs
Iing5miI4anitaIt i'm 9ridIuB an Die
8rdntentii6e oe8 @uterlGnbii6en
GrauenpereinS bs1bIoTen. 0u fir ben
3ped Die 3infen 5tpeier Stiftungen
6es 8o6umer @ereins uno oes &oms
mer3ienrutbs Sorte in 60bs bon 1900
Wlart berfugbdr iinb. bat Die Stab
muir einen geringen 8ui6ub gu ~leiitsn.
Die SGugting8miI6 ioa an beourf'
tige 5amilien unentgeltli6, an bic
iibrige 9iirseriddft gegen mGBiges
Gnt9elt ahgegeben tperben.
Redlingbdu n. Die Staots
p%eroroneten bef9loHsn Die @ufna6me
elmer 4nIei6e bon 100000 Wdrt CUR
QnIegung zines StaotpartsS un0 Dill
burg eines 9runOantauffon6s.
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3phrutuucrtt,
4~1rrniltr }1nnt1,trr,t.

@ / n. 9ei elmer 8a6nfabrt
auf Der Ooer ertruuten infolge Sem
terms 6e5 8oote8 Der 5el0meIerelebe
llteG uno Der 8oot8mann 8oIbe.
9 ii t o IN. 3dS Rittergut Nalz
bite 1T pon ieinem bisberigen BETTER
5iebeI an Die poInii9e 2dnoerbdnt in
poien fir $4,000 Wart pertouft
norOen. 0aS 1900 Wlorgen groBe
&ittergut lit oas erite pommeri6e @ut,
oaB in oen 8eIib Der polnii4en Gam
0erbant iiberdinu.
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Drlpnlonn.

Ddbren6 Der Slottenman1ber Ser
attiren S9Ia6tfIotte bel 6~elQoIano 1T
Stobsor3t Or. YobI pom 9reu3cr
gMeouiu" pI0bli9 geItorbeu. 6erner
TT SberIeutnant CUR See Grs0ner bonn
Stronger n9amburg," Elm Sobn oes
&ontreaomiraIs Greoner, iiber 8oro
9eItiir3t uno ertrunten.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-12-06
DR.. UCH|DA CASE
IS NOW SETTLED

The meeting OF the Board of Health
was held yesterday afternoon with ali
the members Of the Board present.
President Pinkham made Il statement
TO the members Of the case OF DR.. j..
uchida, who was charged with har.
boring leper in the Japanese Charity
Hospital. The case was quietly settled
and no further action will be taken
against DR.. Uchida.
In regard to this matter President
Pinkham said as follows this morning:
There was no backing down by the
Board OF Health in the matter concern-
ing DR.. uchida. the Japanese Charity
Hospital and Mr.. Shiozawa. Full apoi-
ogies were made by all. thus vindicat-
Ing the laws Of the Territory. The
apologies were cOurteously made and
accepted In the same spirit and the in
cident closed"
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-12-06
FINDS VAlUAbLES IN Vault

In an old vault which has not been
opened for many years Tax Assessor
Holt discovered this morning u small
box containing diamond chips said TO
be worth 500 in an envelope addressed
to w. o. Smith. Attorney General,
A gold medal larger than Il $40 gold
piece was also found with letter from
II. g. Crabbe. chamberlain to his Maj
esty King Lunalilo. The letter was
addressed to c. II. Bishop. The medal
is evidently present from the Peru
Wan government. The medal and dia-
monds will be turned over to Archiv-
list Lydecker.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-12-06
COST Of GOLF

The sum of nearly $50 900. 900 Is en-
pended yearly on the game of golf. ana
Of this sum about third Is spent by
England and about a fifth by Scotland.
There are no fewer than $40 golf CLUBS
In England alone. The United States
has 76g; Scotland. 632: Ireland. 1874,
and Wales 10. There are 63 dotted over
the continent, and no British colony ~
without one and In many eases several
links. In round numbers there are
5000 golf links In the world.
Estimates show that not less than
$4,000 has been sunk In each Of these
clubs and the preparation of their
courses, SO that there has been total
permanent investment Of about si5.-
100000. Few of these clubs are run on
less than $1,000 year. and many oi
them cost ten times that sum
The revenue Is usually not entirely
derived from subscriptions. Profits on
catering and refreshments, green fees
paid by visitors who use the links and
various other items swell the clubs
revenue and make them equal to the
I strain put upon them.
Taking the average, these 5000 golf
clubs of the world cost about 0.OOO
each year to run. The average mein-
bl eship Is about 200. and the average
subscription being $50. the total
amount paid In subscriptions by the
5000 golf clubs Is nearly S20,OU0. 900.
But besides these golfers there are
many thousands unattached. so that
the entire goliing population OF the
world Is about 100000. not including
the professionals. caddies and others
who are intimately concerned.
A short calculation will show that
with the club dues, extra green fees.
purchases OF clubs and balls and the
many other expenses of the player,
prominent amCng which are the rail-
road fares from residence To links, Il
Is inevitable that the golfers must
spend ut the very least $50 u year.
Many spend that sum, and there Is one
well know amateur who gives his golf
ing expenses at $500 yearsly. But at
the modest average OF $50 yearly the
three-quarters of million golfers
would spend among them s3,750.0OO n
year.
Then each OF them possesses an out
III the average cost Of which Is $50.
Many players use but seven sticks. and
lew use more, but most players have
at least twelve. Thus the golfng pup.
lie has sunk about $4,000 900 In the
purchase of clubs. one amateurs con-
fessed that his twelve clubs were price,
less, because he could not replace them
To his satisfaction but that they cost
him In actual money 1885,,
The little ball has been the basis OF
enormous business enterprises In both
England aud America, TIN lately the
ordinary gutta-percha ball, which Is
comparatively cheap was used, aud Il
formed an insignificant part NJ play
ors expenditure iuI now tho new
ball has q core ~ gu,ia porrha strands
wound ~ q tension, ana ~ coRi Is
murh slraler llrsllra Il u easily
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-12-06
KEEN REPORTS

Il, @, Keen. inspector OF buildings,
plumbing and house sewers. makes the
following report on the work of his
Office for November to the president OF
the Board Of Health.
Plans OF plumbing approved and per-
mts issued for same, 80; separate
pieces of plumbing finished and ac-
cepted, "a fixtures Installed IN above,
Sc; building permits issued, 10.
Inspections made as follows; sewer
connections made. IA; nuisances In
yesligated, &; building sites approved
~ buildings under construction and
repairs inspected. i3; dairies inspected,
G; laundl les inspected new, @; plumb
inB, li2i total, 236
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-12-06
SPORTS
Observation-Disclosures,
Waller POLO

Water polo is the next game that will
be introduced here and but few of the
local boys know how IL Is played Geo
Cooke, who was a member of the Yale
team. Is very familiar with the game
ana will coach the local boys Ernest
KOpke. who swan for the Olympic
Club. also knows how il Is played out 20
side Of these two there are few here
who know anything about 1t.
AS near as can De described tho
game is very similar to basketball.
The game can be played in a tank GOx40
feet. Each team consists of six play
,rs, divided into forwards, half backs.
backs ana goal keeper. The ball Is
of white rubber not less than or more
than inches IN diameter. The game
Is divided into two halves OF eight
minutes actual play and hve minutes
rest between halves. To score a goal
the ball must touch the board lettered
goal at the end of the tank, the ball be-
ing in the hands of player. The bali
must always be kept on the surface OF
the water. Each goal counts one.
Al the start Of the game the ball Is
tossed into the center Of the tank by
the referee ana the two fastest sprint
ers Of each team start fer the ball at
the sound OF the whistle. Each team
has two judges. one at each goal to
see that points are properly scored.
The referees decision Is final ON alt
points. \ foul Is punished by giving
the other team one goal.
The team having the largest number
of goals at the end of the second halt
is declared the winner
Water polo started In 1876 in Eng
land by the Rowing club at Bourne
mouth. The game was not played In
America until 1890. but now every
university has its polo team and inter-
collegiate contests take place every
year The game played In England
and America Is different. The Ameii-
can game Is an inside game ana the
English an outside game.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-12-06
Big TREE P. ANTlNG

Kalae Dec. 3-The beautiful showers
OF the past week have restored 20
health the dropping spirits Of this sec
lion. On saturday tree-planting was
carried '~0rously by the ranch
hands. -. he gang told me they
planted NJ, "a ", sand trees on that
day, and there a. still more work In
that line to he done.
Coffee picking Is now progressing
busily In the gulches. The hunters are
no mere seen on the hills.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-12-06

damaged and made unfit for further
play. so that comparatively few are
used for more than three or four
games. They vary in price from %
cents TO 75 cents. the popular ball be-
ing that at the middle price. The ay-
erase amateur spends about 75 cents
u week ON balls. though many are
known TO spend S.. hut, averaging
ON the minimum. the golfers of the
world fritter away the sum Of s@S,-
l25. 900 Oh balls
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-12-06

The Amateur Athletic Union rccos-
nizes all athletic sports and claims
Jurisdiction over the following: Bas-
ketball. billiards. boxing. fencing.
gymnastics. handball. hurdle racing.
jumping. lacrosse. pole waiting. put
ting the shot. throwing the shot. dig
Gus. hammer and weights. running.
swimming. tug Of war. walking. water
polo. wrestling.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-12-06
c. Brewer & Co.. Ltd.
QUEEN STREET, HONOLULU, 7. n.

AGENTS FOR:
Hawaiian Agricultural Co., ooksia
Sugar Plant. Co., Or nss Sugar Co.,
Honomu Sugar Co ,Waliuku sugar Co..
PepeeFeo Sugar Co., The Planters
LIN. Of San Francisco Packets. chss.
Brewer q Co.'S line OF Boston Packets,
LIST or OFFICERS.
c, NJ. Cooke, President; osorus
Robertson, Vice President end Mana.
ger; G, 3 Biehop. Treasurer and SEQ.
retaryi r. w, Macfarlans, Auditor; p.
G, Jorss, c. NJ, Cooke and J. n. oslt.
Directors,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-12-06
WANTED.

a good white man. American or Ger.
man. with small family. to take
charge Of small place already plant.
ed and improved; $50. per mo-, use
Of two mules and all he can raise
On about 10 to 20 acres. Good fast
driving horse. Look after one horse
ana main building, which may be
occupied by owner once or twice a
week. DIR. JNO. $. McGREW.
3553.tf
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-12-06
rhs sus,ness MANS nANpv IN

rhs BUSINESS MANS HANDY IN,
pes, published In the saturday Bulle
tin and the Weekly Edition, gives .
esnelss ana eomplste resume Of all 10
Gal notices, calls for tenders, judo
men's, building permits and real es
tate transactions evening eullstln,
1870 POI month, wsekly bullstin,
per year
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-12-06
Vm. 4. Irwin { Co., Ltd
SuoAR FACTORS
and
COMMISSION AGENTS

Agents for
Oceanic Steamship Co., San FraneIseo,
Cal.
Western Sugar Retiring Co., Gan Fran.
cisco, Cal.
Baldwin Locomotive Works, Phlis-
deiphia, Pa.
NewsIi Universal MIL Co. tManufae.
turers Of National Csns Shred.
der), New York, N. v.
Pacific OH Transportation Co., Gan
Francisco, Cal.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-12-06
Shirts

Az Sizes white and fancy eolors,
priced from 30 cents up to sl26,
c Y, CHOW,
COR, KING AND RIVER STREETS,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-12-06

a house Of five or six rooms. situated
either IN Mauua or Waikiki. must
be ia good repair. Address up. s."
Bulletin Office, 35S9.tf
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-12-06
For SALE.
Eggs for IfatSI1ir,p

Barred plymouth Rocks: White Ply.
mouth Rocks; Black Minorcas;
White MiuOrcas: White Loghorns. A
few choice birds for sale. Telephone
White S3l. l.. c. Ables 35jG-tf
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-12-06

Land in the city with frontage of
rs feet on King street. Ground
rent will give purchaser eight $50
per cent net. Lc5see pays taxes
and all other assessments and keeps
buildings ON land insured for bene.
TIT Of Lessor. For further particu.
lars, apply To John + Colburn.
355Otf
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-12-06

-AGENTS FOH---
The Eva Plantation Co.
The Waialua Agricultural &c.
The kohala Sugar Co.
The Waimea Sugar Mil Co.
The Fulton Iron Works, ST. Louis No.
Tho Standard OIL Co.
The Geo. r. Blake Steam Pumps.
Weston's centrifugals.
The New England Life Insurance CO.
Of Boston.
The Aetna Fire lns. Co. Of Hartford,
Conn.
This Alliance Assurance Co. Of London.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-12-06

Job compositor. Mercantile Printing
Co. 355G.3t