Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-05-14
PEANUTS Returns
FROM his WANDERING
Mascot Made A Hit On
Coast...Refused To
Be A Jockey

."Chcc. but I'm glad to be back" OK.
claimed Peanuts" one time water.
front character, of this city, and the
little stowaway who went out to the
Coast with the Lilliputians on the III.
lonian. as he shook hands with his
numerous friends this morning, and
said hello to the town. peanuts"
came in this forenoon as cabin boy
aboard the good schooner Helene,
from San Francisco, where he has
been an object Of interest in sporting
circles for some time. has attracted
the attention of the immigration Off
Gals, and has made himself somewhat
famous through the medium of the
press.
In fact, Peanuts" though he was
the mascot of the Stars when Mike
Fisher had his men over here, Is re
turning much more important char
acter than he was when he departed
His slowing away with the little sing
crs. the scene they made at the I'M
migration station In San Francisco
getting him ashore, and the splesh he
made with the players when he ar.
rived at the ball park, and greeted his
old friends Of the Honolulu trip, have
won him fame.
And now. they are going to make .
Jockey of him. At least, that Is what
the mate OF the Helene says.
-s'Peanuts" attended the races at
EmeryvIlle, and attracted n good deal
of attention by his small stature
Though he is Is years old he is but
about 80 pounds large, and for this
reason he would be all right upon the
fllies IL he could have little prac
tice. But this was where he baked
He saw some of the jockies thrown
when horses fell, and he Immediately
said nay to all overtures to get him tc
mount thoroughbred.
mo, no." he said, my papa, he moi
like me to do dat"
He Is to go out on the Helene or
the return trip. however, and the mate
promises that the cabin boy will turf
Jockey on his return to Frisco. II,
knows that there Is money In II II thu
boy can make good. and he feels ;
moral responsibility to get him in Lint
for the fortune.
So, though peanuts" is now happ.
| WIFI iIItuuS, 10 Dooh "
be taken back and confronted with
fate on the turf.
Incidentally, he Is good cabin boy
, u 4 u u :. u q u Il :: :: y q u .: ~;
ment cards The unsuspecting Johr
. who Is too gallant to refuse a lad
, anything, handed out the cards i
I good faith A few days later he f0un
out that Miss Dawson had bee
, stamping his baliwick, armed wit
, the cards, and had been booming he
superior officer. Efilnger becam
quite vexcd at having been duped, an
communicated the affair to his fello,
leaders, and the result was that tn
Sheriff was informed that since tn
order had been given for all polio
officers to refrain from doing politics
which same order was, as Il matter {
b. fact, a portion Of the Democratic p!a
form, he had better besia by obser'
ing the rule himself.
D Mrs. Kahouhalo Puahi called at th
bulletin office this noOa and pr
( scented the following to be published
"Shcriff Iaukea was justified in n
, moving ono Kauahi from the polio
department, until he (KauahD was n
stored to his civil rights. laukea II
vestigated the matter himself an
: found that Kauahi was convicted OF
c crime iauSea told Kauahi to see III
:, Attorney General about the restor
}. tior of his civil rights. laukca hin
|, self saw High Sheriff VIM. Henry on
|, the Attorney General. He has wi