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The Washington times., 1906-11-27
O'BRIEN FAYORITE,,
BURNS DANGEROUS
Heavy Bout at Los Angeles
Wednesday May Be Bet
ter Than Expected.
By W. w. NAUGHTON.

SAN FRANCISCO. Cal. Nov. 27.-FOr
everybody interested IN glove contests.
Los Angeles Is ''the next stop" On Wed
Hesday evening-Thanksgi eve, by
the way-Jack O'Brien and Tommy
Burns viii hook up in what might be
termed elimination bout No. ?
The first affair was between sam
Berger and Al Kaufman. and aow
that the result is a matter OF record,
this other one seems more classy and
important. Why? Because Kaufman
whipped Berger and o Brien cut kaut-
mann 10 ribbons
O'BFien is a top heavy choice down
South, and that's now IL should be.
Were IL otherwise the sports would be
come suspicious. o. BTien did Cor
Burns once before and the main reason
for this second contest Is the local col
or given TO Burns Los Angeles reputa-
ton by his victory over Marvin Hart.
The Washington times., 1906-11-27
Jefnes as Referee.

Jim Jeffries is TO referee the O'Brien-
Burns fight. and some OF us are Won
dering whether the alfalfa baron Will
get through his job without experiencing
a longing 10 burst the bonds OF retire
ment and take just one more whirl at
the Oueensbury game. 1t IS hinted, in
fact. that this fellow McCarey, who Is
looming up as Napoleon among match-
makers, has some scheme hAtch'is
within the reCesses OF his gray matter.
AS a boy at school McCarey wrote
Sympathy Is akin 90 love IN his copy
book He believes. possibly, tnat Fei-
efeeiag is akin 70 fighting. Perhaps he
figures that II the o Brien-Burns con
test is exciting. the finish sensational
and the aftermath of "a sizzling chaFac-
ter. Jen may become all worked up ana
saw: "Au right. III just take crack
AZ The winner to show YOU
A few days VIII tell the whole STORY
For that matter II is told already i
Dick Adams, Jens particular cTony'
knows what he is talking about. lhey
can't coax the big fellow back into the
,ins,,, said Dick The alfalfa patch
Eas TOO many charms for him.
The Washington times., 1906-11-27
Verses to Alfalfa.

Here Is some verse Dick is supposed
TO have tossed OF on the subject;
The shades of night we're falling fast
AS thrO' the town of Burbank passed
A farmer man who used TO night,
But who has found a new delight,
Alfalfa.
The Washington times., 1906-11-27

Sizes 80 20 4s chest measure. Sin
gle and double breasted styles.
made by skilled custom tanors'
splendid opportunity.
The Washington times., 1906-11-27

Sizes from % TO % waist, all
lengths; neat wOrsteds and fancy
CheviOts and heavy all-woOl black
CheyiOts.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-02-08
de SOCIEDAD.

In San Juan. Sc encuentra en- el ~ err
salles morada de los distinguidos esposos
Diaz Navarro-G Gaztambide, IL hermoaa
for del jardin ponceflo senorita Elena
Oppenheimer
Apenas las marinas brisas de Ia ciudad
han oreado los hermosos Rios de IL gentil
moreno, algunos galanes Sc han visto sub
yugados poT Ia simpatfa de Ia dulce viaie-
ra que cautiva 4 todo el que tenga Ia di-
cha de tratarla verla una vez
Dios de suerte los rubios que revolo-
team por eerca de las flores morenas.
Bien yenida.
Et Teatgo. VA ha sido entregado el aa-
Ion del Teatro de la ciudad 4 la ecmisi6n
de las festas de carnaval que ha comenza-
do arreglarlo Embellishments fin de
que quede listo para los primeros bales
Dos conparsas.- Preparanse dos mag
nlicas comparsas de mascaras para el pri-
mer bale del Casino, el que promote result
tar espI6ndido.
81 banqatete de anoche. En- otro lugar
de este diario Sc da euenta del banquete
celebrado anoche en- el "Union Club" y
que dieron los distinguidos esposos Diaz
Navarro-G Gaztambide, 4 los esposos Wint-
hrop, invitando tambien conoeidas per-
sonalidades de esta soeiedad.
La fiesta result6 de tonos altamente aris-
tocrdticos y rein6 en- q la mayor cordia-
lidad.
SEMPFR.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-02-08
i MAGIA !!
Revelation de los Mlstorios dc este Fasonants Arte.

Por veZ primera en- la historic de la Ma
gia Sc presenta ante ell pdblico de los pa1ses
hispano-americanos uua institution dis
puestas impartir yaliosos conocimientos
relatives este misterioso Y facinante arte.
Todo ell mundo sabe cuan preciOsas suer-
tes pueden lleVarse cabO mediante la
iniciaci0n enlos secretos del arte mdgico.
Todo ell mundo ha dido hablar de KellaT,
el gran mago americana; de Down y Vala-
don, los famOsOs prestidigitadOres de
TreWey, ell celebre ilusionista frances por do
quiera repercute la fama de estos pr0ceres
Y de otros varios quienes la possession de
los secretos de estesa sarte ha echo c6lebres.
Si tiene usted interes en- conOcer todo 10
relative a este arte; ST desea poseer ell tails
man que lie dara entrada en- el Temple de
la Fama; si desea lleVar animation y regO-
clio al seno de su familia al cfrculo de
sus amigos; 81 desea hacerse conspicuo,
attractive v que sus amigas y amigos solicit
ten siempre su precencia en- sus reuniones
tertulias; si desea hOnOres y riquezas, es-
criba hoy mismo a la ROCHESTER, AGA
DENY OF ARTS, solicitando ell ibro que
6sta distribuye gratis tituladO ''Las Maravi-
Has de la Magia Moderna', lujosamente
impreso v adordanado con profusi0n de gra-
bados. Escriba hoy mismO, ST es que en-
realidad desea recibirlo, bien en- carta Sc
rrada tarjeta postal debidamente fran
queadas.
ROCHESTER, ACADEMY OF ARTS,
Depto. II. Box sos, Rochester, n. York,
E. u. de A.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-02-08
NOTlCIAS De RIO GRANDE.
Fa!!ee!o ga Lola otro bqen cOnpatrlOta.
(De maestro cOrrespOnsal.)

Febrero 6.-Con Ia funci6n yerifcada
esta noche, Sc despide para Luquillo y Fa-
jardo el "Gran Circo Europeo. de la En-
presa Tony Lowande Trabai6 con suma
maestrfa en- ejercicios gimnasticos de argo-
las, Ia nina Julita Gonzalez; en- los de
sorprendentes equilibrios sobre ''la cuerda
tesa'', el senior Ernesto Fernandez. Ell se-
nor Emilio Marcos, en- union de dos ioven-
citos, estuvieron admirables en- los acroba-
ticos de saltos y volteretas. Ell s'clownd" !,
senior Aurelio Reyes. deleit6 con sus chistes
cultos y buenas ocurrencias: ell p1blico fue
numeroso sali6 satisfecho del Circo.
Lleven buen viaje y que tengan 'posi-
tivos 6xitos'', los apreciables artistas.
En- la tarde del del corriente Sc We
ri6c6 en- ell vecino pueblo de Lola, Ell se-
pelio de otro patricia distinguido, ell sefior
Juan Ciur6, octogenario venerable que
rido, qui6n fu6 CONCEAL, alcalde INFERNO,
y desempenaba al morir, el puesto de Pre-
sidente del Comit6 local del partido Union
de Puerto Rico, en- Lola.
Consecuente en- Sus ideas polfticas. y de
lejitimo prestigio en- aquella comarca, fu6
querido y respectable siempre por 10 cual Ia
concurrencia al entierro del cadaver fu6
espl6ndida por su n6mero y por estar re-
presentados todos aquellos elementos So
ciales.
Despidi6 Ell duelo q nombre del "Partido
Union" y de Ia viuda hijos del fnado,
Ell seior M. Benitez Flores, pronunciando
tambi6n frases de condolencia, el senior Fe-
lipe Garcia de la Noceda; ambos profeso-
res de instruction.
Nuestra condolencia la familia del f.
nado patricia.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-02-08

Es necesario eX1gir que cada hostia tenga
grabado el nombre Digestive Mojarrieta
que una docena de botellas de aqua mineral
8 de cualquiel otro remedio. Ademas de
ser ell dnico curative radical, del est0mago
Y del instestino, el Digestive Mojarriet pu-
rifica los alinientos y los hace asimilabfes
Ell legltimo Digestive Mojarrieta cura en-
un dia las indigestiOnes, en- un mes las dis
pepsirs gastralgias, y en- tres meses las
mas graves emfermedades cr6nicas del es-
tonnage Y del intestine. Esta universal
Eonte confirmadO, en- fOrma sin iguaI, que
meficacia del Digestive MOjarrieta es YER
la deranente radical y superior q la de to-
das los OtTos remedies.
De venta en- las prncipales farmacias de
de Europa v America.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-02-08
Gran entusiasmO para eI GarnavaI

La comisi6n organizadora continda ira
bajando constantemente para que sea ma
yor el esplendor de los paseos en- carroza y
los bales.
Es tan grande el entusiasmo que hay
para los bales que no quedan palcos para
los primeros bales y para los otros quedan
muy pocos
Aver empezaron circular las invitacio-
nes las que han sido hechas por la comi-
sion resultando asf una verdadera rigu-
rosa fscalizaci6n en- las invitaciones.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-02-08
Sigue eI Nancy pOr $40.

En- las tiltimas semanas Sc han hecho
mas de veinte trajes $40 con tela y he
chura.
En- combination con uno de los meiores
sastres de San Juan, Sc hacen trajes en- Ell
Cielo, Fortaleza 25, con Ell solo objeto de
aHgerar la gran existencia de casimires.
Hay mas de treinta dibujos en- donde ele-
gir.
El mas grande surtido de camas, colcho-
mes, telas 3e moda, cuellos, punos, encajes,
ETC., ETC., acaban de recibirse.
Mas de 300 regalos por cupones.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-02-08

-"PARA LAS PERSONALS QUE
SEPAN APRECIAR" B. Zim-
mermann Prop En- el edifcio de el Ban
co Colonial. Gale de Tetuan. Gran ba-
ratillo. De Cintas Collares, Alfileres,
Cinturones. "No Sc olviden', un dia
solamente el 10 de Febrero.
Sc desea alquilar un mirador fresco en-
San Juan. Dirijase, dando precio, a H.
A. Fl. Apartado MIN. 338, San Juan,
Puerto Rico. Avs.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-02-08
AMAL!A PAOLI.

Procedente de Venezuela, arrib6 aver 4
esta Ciudad la genial artista Amalia Paoli
En- Caracas fue objeto de carinosa AGO.
jida, ,ovacionandosela en- el teatro munich
pal, en- donde ofreciera al ilustrado pdbIico
caraquefo, varios conciertos, siendo muy
aplaudida.
La sefiorita Paoli muestrase altamente
satisfecha de su tour7a6e por la patria de
Bolivar
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-09-20
GLIMPSE OF PARADISE.
BY ]. l.. MATTHEW'S.

"Your beautiful city has left an I'm
print on my mental vision as OF a
glimpse OF Paradise. Europe. Asia,
nor even our own great State OF Cali
fOrnia can furnish scene so fair as
the tropical beauty OF this splendid
city, and the hospitality Of Its citizens
rival and excels all others. Your
drives over the islands form a series OF
continual changes and surprises. ana
your magnificent dustless roads are
the wonder Of our party.
"One word OF warning: In civic at
fairs seek not the metropolitan. retain
at all cost the charm of your present
streets. their abrupt turns, shaded and
bordered as they are by the stately
royal palms and native trees. with
homes surrounded with almost forests
of palm. cocoanut and other tropical
plants. II Is these that attrace the WIS.,
itors and give to your city that In
describable charm which I. as u
stranger, can never forget, We return
In short time to our homes to use
our influence through the press OF
Southern California to attract to your
shores the many strangers that now
seek pleasure In Europe and elsewhere
We shall do this with pleasure and
pride, as these islands are the bright
est gem In Columbia's diadem."-Pa'
cifc Commercial Advertiser.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-09-20
CITY PRESS CLIPPINGS

The orange crop was exceptionally
good this year, and was valued at $780,
100000. The tourist crop is the best
ever, and is steadily increasing. That
crop alone is easily worth from Sl5.-
OOO. 900 to 10000. 900 annually. South.
ern California Is the Mecca Of tourists
and they generally come in on the
southern routes.
My theory Is that the tourists yOn
get In Hawaii are mainly OF type who
are travelling around the world and
merely stop over for while. or are
from the comparatively few people
who go to San Francisco and are ut
tracted to the Islands. You want tour
list who will eventually come here and
build handsome homes.
But Los Angeles gets eighty per
cent OF the tourist travel to the Pa
cifc Coast. That is tropical country
to some extent. II is beautiful and at d.
tractiye to all sorts and conditions OF
people, and especially to wealthy peo-
pie from cold lands. There is every
reason, with the facilities Los Angeles
will have In the future for handling
tourist travel. why Hawaii should ben
eft largely by n direct steamship limo
with San Pedro.
Everything seems pfopitious for
the establishment Of such line.
believe In pointing out to tourists
there the attractions OF these islands
II would seem desirable to endeavor
TO attract tourists through Southern
California agencies. Every town In
that section has It's agency In Los An.
geles.
you are doing fine work with
your Promotion Committee and Secre-
tary Wood Is doing II well. You have
Il fine start and such an entertainment
as you people are affording us Is Ger.
tainly charming and Is appreciated.
like the islands. Glad came. We
have a Chamber OF Commerce fully
alive to the development OF Southern
California as well as Los Angeles
Every member contributes 81 u month
which fund Is used to advertise the
city and section and the fund Is used
to entertain distinguished men and
women and excursions. Los Angeles
now has population OF about 275 ,OOl
people. Pacific Commercial Adver.
1 tiser
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-09-20
THE ROYAL sPLENpoRs.
BY MISS BOWMAN.

was asked last night to give my
"arst impressions" of Honolulu, and
had to stop for a moment to think what
my FIRST impressions" were.
know now that II was not an "im-
preston" at all, but n revelation! or
course, ! had long ago heard OF the
enhancing beauties of Honolulu. But
when | stood on board the good ship
Alameda as we slowly drifted in, and
in quiet and peaceful little shower
OF rain. which caught all those who
would stay on deck land most of MS
wouldD, I watched the heavy mist
rise from your mainland and then sud-
denly reveal the royal splendors of Ho-
nolulu, with her majestic palms and
towering cocoanut trees. first to greet
us-and all her grand and splendid
foliage. disturbed here and there only
By the immaculate white of her build
ings.
II was like finding the soul, risen
like a phoenix from its ashes, of the
charred and burned and much grieved-
for San Francisco. which we had 80
recently left. and which impression
ever stayed with US, and sadly. In
deed. for some of us. With me II was
indelibly impressed. and did not tor
one moment leave me. tho! not even
through the first strenuous twenty
four hours out.)
With all this SO mournfully fresh
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-09-20

-
lows! We are already overwhelmed
with a sense of gratitude. We have
been wined and dined, Toasted and
toasted, till we are literally too full
for utterance." And as there. is IN
sight no evidence of let-up. we are be-
coming anxious as to results. And
we whom the gods have steered to the
Hotel Hawaii are likely to remain just
as long as our money holds out, or our
credit is good.
But brevity is said to be the soul
Of wit We must desist. With good old
Rip Van Wrinkle. we will only add.
may you, one and all. live long and
die happy.-Pacific Commercial AID.
vertiser.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-09-20
BY WINlFRED MARTIN.
My dream Is OF an island place,
Which distant seas keep lonely,

My dream Is OF an lslnnd place,
Which distant seas keep lonely,
An Island full of hills and dells,
All rumpled and uneven.
The beautiful harbor OF Honolulu
with Diamond Head outlined against
the sky In the background, is a pic.
ture-minus the coloring-with which
all are familiar In Photographic repro
duction. and It was indeed feast for
those eyes. tired with the Ave days oil
nothing before. and nothing behino
but the sky and the ocean, and foi
those also for whom 1.-The little roll
within the berth had put an end
to mirth," during the voyage.
II can isolate n single impression
more vivid than another from the
Kaleidoscope condition OF mind IT.
which the advent to the rightly nance
Paradise OF the Pacific" has placed
me. | think 1t would be Of the eternal
cleanness and greenness OF verdurt
and vegetation for which OF course
your benencient Liquid sunshine" L.
responsible.
We, OF Southern California, think
we have comparatively dustless roads
through the aid OF oil generously ap-
piled, but It's not as satisfactory AZ
Honolulus clean streets. and we can
Tow sing as in Kipllng's ballad OF "a
cleaner, greener land"
II would seem also to a newspaper
slave that to work In SO charming en-
vironment would be easier than In less
picturesque and beautiful surround
ings. I'VE know that life is duty. but
tasks seem easier done where there
IL beauty"
Your lovely Towering trees. the
Poinciana. the Golden Shower. the Plu-
maria, the Hibiscus, have taught us
TOO, that there may be more gorgeous
things In Natures smiles. than Amer
lean Beauty roses. poinsettias and cal
In lilies.
Our trip to the famous Waikiki
beach was also revelation. Surely
there is no lovelier bit along the RI
yiera. The grass and trees to the wat
er's edge instead OF the stretch Of sand
and glare OF sun. proved enhancing,
Among the dozen or more beaches
within less than an hours ride OF Los
An.e,es we have nothing like 1t. The
noticeable absence Of any but the re-
fined element in the Sunday afternoon
beach crowd, leads ono to believe that
Honolulu either has no other element,
or that the beach is not popular with
them on that day. Which is quite the
reverse on the mainland,
Josh Billings said: "Flattery liz like
colone water. tew be smelt ov, not
swallered." But we trust the courteous
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-09-20
GOOD things for your people. Honolulu

good things for your people. Honolulu
and Hawaii.
These are not notes Of fattery -
they are written after we have been
entertained by your people and after
we have heard words Of prais for Ho.
Iolulu from every member OF our par.
ty.
At the request OF many members Of
the party desire to thank the city
press for the interest Il has taken In
our trip. do not think we have ever
visited any place where the outing
vas so fully reported. Your morning
and evening papers have also devoted
much space to the proposed visit dur.
ing the six months correspondence
between the Editorial Association and
MIR. Wood of the Hawaii Promotion
Committee. This We heartily appre.
oiate. Your people, too seem to real.
lie what n great factor n paper is In
the upbuilding Of city and country
ty the liberal patronage In both sub.
scriptions and advertisements. Homo,
lulu should be, and undoubtedly Is.
~" as,, ill.,, In, 49,, 49, ,,'a
'.,s.,s., ""
''p''
ohe WORD before closing III Dehai
o your fromotioh Comm'''ee. THIS
hsaniza''oh IN uo'ns great work 'or
honolulu ana ior all OF hawaii your
residehts may not reaize what
great power IL Is, put u tney were III
some lar away cNy IL wouiu NOT take
iohg 10 convince all that this commit
zee IN getuhe results ior us uh''rihs
WORK. we venture the asseruoh tha'
there mas been more tax ABOUT Ha'
wall IN southerh Caiiiorhia the past
year IMAM before IN ten years. you
can VISIT the frohotion committees
Heauquar'ers' Ee s''~'hship anu ran
ROAD omces ana inc hotels OF Los An
Ceres ana you WIN ma al OF the
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-09-20
BEAUTY OF SCENERY.
BY MRS. NOTATION.

OF course we will give our impress
sions OF Honolulu and are glad OF an
opportunity to express our deep sense
OF admiration. and gratitude. First
tor the exquisite beauty Of scenery
that greeted our astonished eyes on
landing, 1t was indeed revelation to
many Of us. who. although accustomed
to semi-tropic luxnriance, yet were
amazed at the profuse decoration
Mother Nature" has lavished on her
iavorite child. We need not specify,
II is universal.
Then her people All, what good fell
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-09-20
AREAS OF COLOR.
BY GRACE HoRTENsE TOWER

Nature In her arias OF color.
That to me IL the most notable
feature OF this land o. dreams-that
and the sincerity and the spontaniety
OF the hospitality which has been
offered US since our arrival.
The color In sea and sky and cliff.
In flower and field Is dramatic In its
intensity. 1t Is almost physical In the
strength Of the impression It leaves
with one. II Is an all compelling force
that charms and lures, that holds one
In the fascination of It's magnetic
power.
felt 1t first In the sea, with Its ex-
quisite greens and blues. Its puppies
and its silver light counted seven
color tones blending together In n
wonderful rainbow sea. Above the
turquoise sky with its feathery clouds,
soft like the breast Of some wild sea
bird, the clear tender green OF the rice
fields standing out In sharp distinct
ness against the darker green OF the
spreading trees. In the middle distance
the red cliffs and OF In the distance
siihouetted against the sky the hills
dark with purpling shadows. their
wrinkled sides silent In mystery.
They say that only those with souls
highly keyed can see color In atmos-
phere. Well, the man who said that
had not been to Honolulu. Here every
picture has tone and as you lie dream
lily beneath some favorite tree gazing
through half closed eyes ut the beauty
around you the whole air seems
vibrant with color, and life that stirs
and palpitates.
All my life ! had longed to sail out
toward the west out to Somewhere
through the Golden Gate. All my life
something was calling me out through
the arms OF that great western bay In
to that Otherwhere beyond. And now
that | have met the call and answered
It the realization is too beautiful for
words. The enjoyment Of all this light
and color and beauty Is almost pain
II Is so intense. Sometimes ! wonder
II this is really /, II It can be possible
that desire can be SO nearly fulfilled.
! am wondering when ] shall awaken
from this enchanted dream and lind
myself after all but an ordinary NOR
tai.
And this color and light that have
so impressed me are the keynotes OF
the life here so far as ! can Judge.
The same quality is found In the cour-
tesy OF its people In their wonderful
hospitality. In their thoughtfulness and
graciousness. Life seems keyed lit
tie higher here and the harmony OF 4
gets into ones blood and goes to ones
head like some rare old wines-does
mortgages to ones very heart and
makes life itself seem more worth Ia .
living.
Before | came l asked the meaning
of Aloha. "Oh It means-it signifies
oh, a welcome, a love, a-oh don't
know exactly what It does mean, You
will know" said those ! asked,
II is true. know. One does NOT
need translation In words. One feels
the meaning of the word and to ex.