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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-04-14
YACHT FIXTURES
ARE LEFT BEHIND

In transferring the masts and the
spars for the Hawaii on board the NeO-
raskan in San Francisco from the Mex
lean, several cases of necessary fix
lures were forgotten and, until they ar
rive, it will be impossible to send up
the tOpmasts.
The work of stepping the fore and
main masts was started this morning
and will probably be finished today.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

ESTATE OF FRANK LANDERS
HOOGS, DECEASED.
The undersigned, having been duly
appointed administrators of the estate
of FRANK LANDERS HOOGS, De-
ceased, hereby gives notice to all cred
itors of said estate to present their
claims, duly authenticated and with
the proper vouchers, if any exist. even
if the claim is secured by mortgage up
on real property, to her, at the Office
of her attorney, WADE WARREN
THAYER G03-4 Stangenwald Build
ing, Honolulu, within six months from
the date of the first publication hereof.
or such claims will be forever barred.
Dated at Honolulu this 31st day OF
March, 1908.
MARGARET ROCHE HOOGS,
Administrative Estate of Frank Land
ers Hogs, Deceased
WADE WARREN THAYER.
Attorney for Administrators
5ts-Mar. 81, Apr. Z, T., p, Is.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
ESTATE OF HARRY J. JOHNSTON.
Deceased

The undersigned, Minnie Johnston,
having been appointed Administra-
trix of the Estate of Harry j. John
ston, late OF Honolulu, deceased, here
by gives notice to all persons having
claims against the estate of said de-
cedent to present the same to her at
the office of Smith & Lewis, her at
torneys, in the Judd Building in Homo
lulu, Oahu, within six months from
the date oG>the first publication of
this notice, whether such claims be
secured or not, or they will be for
ever barred.
Dated, Honolulu, Oahu, April 7th,
1908.
MINNIE JOHNSTON,
Administrators of the Estate of Har-
ry J. Johnston, deceased.
4ts-April 7, A. q, 2S.
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TO- SHOW STATE
Of THE TREASURY

At Governor Frear's suggestion the
Auditors department has prepared for
him a large book showing the appro-
priation balances at the close of eacn
month, The book is indexed so that
it is possible to turn at once to any
item of appropriation and see at a
glance just how the account stands
within a months time. The book will
be corrected by the auditor each
month.
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In the case of United States, for the
benefit of Levers & Cooke, VS.. Burren
Construction Co., and the Etna In
demnity Company, for money alleged
to be due for materials furnished the
concern in building the army build
ings at Fort Shafter, Judge Dole tins
morning handed down a voluminous
opinion in overruling a motion of the
defendants to quash on the technical
ground that the United States has no
right to be q party to the suit
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DEPARTING.

Tuesday. April IA.
p. NJ. S. S. Asia, Gaukroger, for Yu-
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VERDICT OF ACOuI1rAI

Kamaka, Hawaiian charged with
malicious mischief in having wantonly
stubbed the horse of "A Chinaman at
KoolaupokO, causing the animals death
was acquitted at noon today by the
jury before whom the case was tried
w. c. Achi represented the defendant
and c. w, Ashford represented the
Territory as special prosecutor.
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ARRIVING.

ARRIVING
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P. NJ. S. S. Asia, Gaukroger, from
San Francisco, p. N.
Tuesday, April IA.
U S. A. T.. Sherman, Bruguierre, from
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SPECIAL MEETING.

4 special meeting of the stockhold-
ers of the Honokaa Sugar Company
will be held at the Office OF r. A..
Schaefer & Co., Ltd, on Wednesday.
18th April, 1908, at 10 o'clock a. m.
J. w. WALDRON,
Secretary HOnokaa Sugar Company.
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In the Spring

young mans fancy lightly turns to
thoughts of beer. Beer is our special
ty and you will find our Primo a little
better than that served anywhere else
in town. Also the glasses hold more.
The Hoffman"
Hotel. Street near Nuuanu.
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NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.
KIHEI PLANTATION co.. LTD

All persons holding certificates Of
stock in the Kihei Plantation Com
pany, Limited, in names other than
their own and who may wish to dis
pose of said stock are urgently re-
quested to have same transferred in
order to avoid delay of payment is
made on July list, 1908. No stock can
be purchased except from stockhold-
ers of record on that date.
J. P. COOKE,
Treasurer Kihet Plantation Co. Ltd
Honolulu, March 26th, 1908.
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The evening world., 1908-02-19
SMITH BARRED IN MATCHES,

TOURNAMENT H>TI.. CINCTN-
MATT. @. Fen 19.-In, arrival q Lee
jcl."s and Billy W,ingarth wit, the
hrursw!"l. team. OF New York. has
1wafcnei fresh interest here in the big
lnter"itv match for $40 :, lc between
Chicago ard New York towlers 1t will
rrc-ably he ROLLED about Friday.
mmy Smith and Alex Dunbar. OF
NV York, are out OF the match game
propositions due to their great pinnirg
londav against tEe ClicaCo cracks.
Roite and EloHd!n. whom they beat SO
easily. Fcn stcll. the iirS: CL!c1-oaU 20
-oll 3t1 score In tourney in that city.
ma, however, meet Dunbar. such a
match being IA ked OF Smith is the
acknowledged peer in the championship
class
A report that 500 had been posted
With Secretary Larstry by Cincinnati!
team for match caused a hot race
between Smith and John Schank. OF
the MineraIites, Chicago to cover the
coin but the report was unfoundeh
Smith, with Louis Gaz1olo. OF Toledo.
and three local Italians. have been
challenged by a Cincinnati team and
smith wants TO accept
The evening world., 1908-02-19
They Class-Chase, Donohue,
1'enney and Chance,
Says Expert.
BY EOZEMAN EULGER.

rERE is one fellow who is certainly
r. willing 20 hand out everything
L coming to Fred Tenney. and ut
that he wants to know more. Listen TO
what he says
Dear Sir-Your columns of late have
had more or less to say of Fred Tenney.
AS an old South End ground fan l sin
cercly trust that New York will well
come that royal player, and IN my judg-
ment the peer OF first basemen. barring
none / saw him play his first game
behind the bat in Boston. l saw him
play his second game on first base, tax
ing Tommy fuckers laurels in the most
eec; ;rical manner. | venture 10 say tlat
he will eclipse his former self In such
company as he will have at the POLO
Grounds; at least / hope so. have
never watched a more alert player in
my life. and ! have seen them all on
first from Old John Morrill, to Chase.
Bat Tenney for Muh.
81 would like to read treatise by
you on first basemen. EdNorially yours.
MARC HINE."
Well, there is one thing sure. No
body can ever accuse Mr.. Hine of be-
ing knocker. Fred, Tenney. however.
has an awful task before him to keep
up with the pace laid out for him by
this intense admirer.
But as Mr. Hine has asked for my
opinion on first basemen in general, /
will have to let Il 60. | do not agree
with MIN that Tenney Is the greatest
Of them all. In ms humble opinion Hal
Chase is the greatest first baseman the
game has ever known and next to him
is Jigs Donohue, of tEe C'hca 80 White
SoX. Fred. Tenney Is next lrn there
The evening world., 1908-02-19

The St. Nicholas hockey seven defea'-
ed the Hockey club team last night at
ST. Nicholas Rink by he score of goaIs
to g. II was tire thirteenth game OF me
Amateur Hockey League series ana d'd
not affect the standing OF either team N
the percentage column.
In the last few games the Santa Claus
PLAYERS have been forming dlifereht
combinations and trying out new men
in an effort TO repair the loss OF l. Cor
don at coverpoint, who is down "llh
pneumonia.
With Souther back at coverpoint .and
Larned. a new man IN fast COMPANY as
rover the ST. Nicholas lineup presented
the best combination yet seen since
their loss of one of the best coverpoints
in the league The Hockey Club also
presented a new man in their lineup.
Hamley played al point instead of Rus
sell who was injured IN the last game
ne mad engaged in.
The champions made tyng start
scoring Ave goals In as many minutes
by a combination II good team Work
plus some luck. lner opponents orac ID
after the mischief had been done, ana
at many stages OF the game played a
better game than the locals, who al
times appeared list!eSs.
Larned tailed the frst on pass
from Souther one minute after the face
% and added d.. ,ther as soon as tAe
puck had again been put into ,pploy.
Thompson then IL hand, ana after
Ellison had STOPPED Il fast one. but
could not recover IN time to clear y
from the net, rushed in on goal and
pushed II in. Southern made a pretty
lodging run and Shot one past Ellison.
Wider then made II five goals In Al"
many minUtCg Bryan was the first
to tally for the Hockey Cub on a pass
from behind tine net hv Koefe. and +.
Gordon scored the next In the same
manner from Thompson. Harmon iu
ished the scoring in the. iirs. MALT mnE-
ing ne score 20 .
The evening world., 1908-02-19
BIC ENTRY FOR
CROSS COUNTRY

Among the entries for the Bic Bronx
Hardicap road run, 10 be held by the
Northwestern A. c. on Washington $
Birthday Feb % are Eddie Carr, Of
the Xaviers; Fred Lorz. Of the Mohawk
A. c.; W. Nob.s. the former Cor
nell College crack distance man,
whC is now sporting the colors Of the
Bronx Indians, and T. +. Dwyer. the
dnrnutive Hide crack distance runner
of the Northwestern \ &
Teams from the Trinity y. g.. Mo
hawk \. C., Mercury \. G, and North
western \. {. have entered the run. 1t e
term!ned to capture the banner w4.ch
the Northwestern -. {. las put up for
a team of five n a scoring the least
number If points.
The evening world., 1908-02-19

approach MIN to-day. The cAaASe
came when young Chase sprang up III
San jose, Cal, three years ago. and sci
tire American League afire on mis- hrst
whirl around the circuit Since tAdt
eventtul trip he has oeen the star at
traction OF the New York American
League team. He even took away
some OF the awing ability pf JACK
Chesbro and his spit0au, "a well as
Willie Kecler and his hitting.
With the White SoX Jigs l'ono1ue did
the same thing year Afterwards
All Are Left Handed.
II is rather interesting to note tnat
all OF the three great first basemen are
left handed. A first baseman should o'
left handed for the same reason tAat a
third basem i should he right handed
That Is too long a subject 10 go INTO a., az
a side issue lust now. so We Will
chop II.
The reason why select Hal Chase as
The evening world., 1908-02-19
SUMMERS-KEYES At
SHARKEY A.C.TON|CHT

Johnny Summers. the English pugt-
lis;. and Bert Keyes, who put up such
a great six-round go at the Sharkey a.
c. two weeks ago. will come together
again in another six-round battle at
tho stag Of the same club tonight
Both lads have been working hard
for the contest, and as each expects TO
win in quick time the bout should be
a much better one than their previous
battle. which was hummer. -Four good
preltminaries will also be put on.
The evening world., 1908-02-19


BOSTON. Ma IS. FEB. l9.-Jim Barry,
OF Chicago, got the decision over Larry
Temple OF New York, in the feature
bout At A. i. = meeting last night.
Barry hal a big advantage in height
and weight the New Yorker being fully
ta.r'y-fye pounds iIgnter than his op-
poueut. Temple Notwithstanding This
handicap. wea' TO lis man very quickly
In the first four rounds and gave the
Chicago scrapper a tough battle, In
the second roaud Temple rear.y hal
Barry oI.
Barry used p 0odv punch that finally
told on Temple and IL was tuis blow
that finally weakcusI him 50 that IN
the last iltty seconds OF me twelfth
rouna Barry t.p.:ai Temple. VINO
c'a!nei a foul the referee not allowing
Il AMI awarding tGe hst'le TO the chit
Cagoan
Donan ard Dcrman Draw.
JacN herman aau J0hu0y Dohan
fought SlN rounds TO u draw IN t.s
star bout a. browns Gymnasium last
The evening world., 1908-02-19
FIXING BIG GARDEN FOR
THE SPORISMEN'S SHOW

.lS'. embrace a lons ent-! l!s:. anr
every notable swimmer In the Metre
Ioi'au d.s.rlc; has apparently enter-i. /.
possibly being tempted by the chance
. win one Of the gold medals. Besides
'1o ielsTruben6ach match. a lro-
yard handicap SWIM. an eighty-yard
n"E'ce swim and an amusing horse-ti,t-
lhS contest embracing two trials and
4 '1ish. are scheduled. besides an ex-
hih!tlon Of life Sav'HG by the tG.';l
states Volunteer Life Saving Corps.
The evening world., 1908-02-19
fine PRIZES DONATED FOR
GAMES OF SOLDIER s.THIETES

the SiNty-n.nth Regiment. o.l-:ar,. run,
hand! ap: one n le "En, hard ap. $
lap heavy marching order relay. uanli-
cap four-Dau team, "Lri man 20 run
TWO lapsb; putting twei"e-pound shot.
handicap.
An event open oni- % members Of
Military Athlete League : ;wo-mile
relay, handicap Dfougmiu team. each
man "a run ralf mile
Entries are received ny ple-ea & Clust.
NJ. = .1oln street john j. " Iu--, NJ.
il2 Edst F.ttiietH street Rrl Li.ut. VI.
\. Kelly. No. IS Lex nEtur a.suue.
The evening world., 1908-02-19
Connolly s7rned Verdict.

Special - 'The Evening World
PORTLAND Me Fen. ~ Fred Bradley
and BARLEY Conneiv fought six fast rounds
here last night which the r"'erro declared a
draw, but l' was plain - all present that
Connolly easily beat MS man by using a
series u lef' HAND punches that hal his pp-
T.1r.nt on NJ 20 an through the six rounds
u was an unfaNnr1rle decision,
The evening world., 1908-02-19
BARRY STOPS TEMPLE IN TWELFTH

night. Dorman had the better OF the
first round. but Dohan evened mat
tiers NJ IN the second and every round
after that was even. Both men landed
purishnC blows but each was strong
al the end OF every round. In the sixth
round both fighters tried hard for a
Knockout. but each was clever enough
to evade the "s.een plnCh." and when
the H0a' bell sounded reitNer rad an
az
The evening world., 1908-02-19
Mooney Says Melody Ie All In.

Honey Melody, former welterweght
champion. has fought his last fight, II his
sponsor and former manager, Johnny
Mooney. has anything to say in the matter.
The Arrnory A. A, OF Boston. tried 10 get
Melody to sign for a battle llst week. and
Il tI7en Mooney showed his hand. pro-
duCng a letter from a medical specialist
whlrh stated hard blow would be Mel
! lolN's Death warrant.
The evening world., 1908-02-19
A rorrLAR soSG HIT.

In THE Girl Behind the Counter" Lew
Fields musical rCm-dN, a. the Herald
square. thgA sing 1T hcu'li Walk Ni-h
Me-" u l. he hN ~ i've show. II l.,
giysu In the Magazine section Of neat
sundays NOEid-word. and music, Order
to- DAY,
The evening world., 1908-02-19
Leach Cross and Smith Matched.

Leach Cross and Sammy Smith were
matched last night to try cor ciusions in
six round bout at stag To be held by
the Dry Dock A. {. next Monday night
These lads are great rivals, and "a they
have been anxious to meet for some time
trey should put w a slashing battle. Tho
vtc,o- vii be heralied as the champion of
the cas- side.
The evening world., 1908-02-19
Goodman and Hurley Training.

Jack Goodman, the fast lightweight oi
this city and Battling Hurley are working
hard for their SIX round bout which is to
come Off at me stag OF the sharkey A. ..
week from tonight Goodman realizes
The evening world., 1908-02-19
Sailor Burke Wants Action.

Sailor Burke. who las started training at
stratford Conn. waits TO meet Willie Lewis
before the Sharkey <. Lewis is signed
up with Charlie Hitte at the Olympiy Club
on Thursday night and with jim Donovan
at Schenectady for ten rounds on Feb 2S
Lewis saws he will NEE. Bur..e provided he
wins from Httte and Donovan.
The evening world., 1908-02-19
Wolsaest to Meet Tommy o'Toole.

kid" woigast the Milwaukee feather
weigh, VINO secured a decision over Harry
Baker. the clever California featherweight
in ;en.rouni bout in Milwaukee a few
nights ago. has practically been matched to
meet Tommy OToole the sturdy Quaker
City fighter. for six rounds at one If the
shows to be brought off by the National A
c. OF Philadelphia IN two weeks
The evening world., 1908-02-19
JEFF TAKING FIGHTERS TO
ALASKA FOR $50, 900 CARNIVAL

that Hurley Is one OF the toughest PROPOSE
tion. in the ring to-day and on that accoun
Is leaving nothing undone TO get Into the
best OF s.lape fo- the battle. This bout
ought to pack the Sharkey Club to III
The evening world., 1908-02-19
Harvey Wanted Too Much for Moran

Miah Murray. manager of the Armory A.
A.. Of Boston. tried to arrange bout be-
tween owen Moran and Matty Baldwin Tor
one Of hs stays th!s month, but Charley
Harvey. manager u Moran. demanded too
much money for the sturdy little Engliul-
man Murray Immediately callsi off the
negotiations Harvey says Moran is making
good money on the road and he would be
foolish to match him unless he got the
money he wanted.
The evening world., 1908-02-19
Johnny Mario to Fight Dohan.

Johnny Mario ana Johnny Dohan will
meet in the star bout at rae stag OF the
Long Acre A. {. tomorrow night. Both
fighters are in excellent condition and each
declares ne will win Kid Critic and Kid
Williams will meet in the semi-finai con-
test Gritfn Is coming back 20 form.
The evening world., 1908-02-19
Mcfarland Going to Los Angeles.
Dick Nelson Fights Briggs Tonight

Dick Nelson, the local lightweight, will
meet Jimmy Briggs In fifteen.round bout
at Lymansville, r. l.. tonight This ought
to be one Of those rushing slambang affairs
both men always wade into an opponent
This Will be Brisgs,s first fight In some
time, while Nelson has been fighting fire.
quently at the different clubs in New Eng
The evening world., 1908-02-19
BY JOHN POLLOCK.

TIM JEFFRIES. who was made a
fattering offer a few weeks ago by
} syndicate of sporting men o;
Fairbanks. Ala ska. TO bring four fight
ers from California TO that city to en-
gage in twenty-five round fights for big
purses. has accepted the offer, and Is
al present trying 10 decide on what
fighters he will match up for the two
battles The fights there are 20 be held
in conjunction with a big carnival
which will be pulled off there on July
for which $4,000 has been raised for
prizes Jeffries is to referee the fights
and according to the big fellow S15,0 o
OF this amount is 10 be paid out for the
two fights. jim Flynn. the Pueblo
heavyw eight, and Abe Attell, the feath-
erweight champion, will most likely De
principals in the two contests.
Mcfarland Going to Los Angeles.
Packey Mcfarland and his manager. Harry
Gilmore. are going to Los Angeles. Cal.
after Packevs ten round battle with Freddie
Welsh. before the Badger \. c. Of Mi
waukee, on Friday night. Mcfarland wants
TO the Nelson Britt battle on March B..
as he expects to be matched with the win
Packey Is favorite in the betting over
Welsh at odds o: 10 TO S,
The evening world., 1908-02-19

What" exclaimed the T!n-Eared
Sport. backing away.
"Oh, wouldn't expect to see the PEN
atty applied. l was merely thinking
that IL viii take some threat like that
TO stop the bpONmahers and the pool
room keepe.s IRON operating
The evening world., 1908-02-19

St Nicholas Posi-, ms. Hockey club.
Hay wood ......... .ii0Hl ..,......,... Ellison
Carruth"rs .hpint .,..,...... Stanley
Southcr ........CINcI Hoint...... VI MiCkyn.!r
X Con lon ......., For ward, ....... Harmon
I.arncd .....,..... FurNlri .......... kryan
THOMPSON ....... Forward ....,..... Kiefe
Wilder ............. Forv ird. ....... Phulips
Referee William - ,bhy. Crescent A. g
Assistant Referee J. : Kennedy crescent
4 g. Golls Laluct a. Southor o.,
Thompson. Wilder : Gordon. Harmon ~
RrNIn. Tlmn nf Haves -TNnntN minutes.
The evening world., 1908-02-19


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The evening world., 1908-02-19

annual Motor-B B-at aai Sports
mems show opens at Madison
Square Garden tomorrow night.