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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-01

was Albert Liehieri An eiopsment
was being cousnmmated before his
very eyes fu a rage ha tore across
the roof after the couple 20 the firs
escape. Down the fire escape he
climbed ~ fast as his heavy weight
would allow him lie ala not for a
moment stop 10 think that he was
playing the very part he had cast
Tor the father Of tha Eirl In the plot.
nor did he step 90 wonder where
was the actor who Was 10 play the
father
When Ridges arrives at ths bot +.
tom. however. bic was too late The
couple had disappeared. and 20 had
the camera and the men who wers
taking the picture lie look "a
around dRxediY Then. rushing from
the building. patl NEIL. came his
actors and picture mon
They grabbed uH and locked us
up" the actors aud men eried.
Ridges EAHped
"fieblor has the film Of the pic
tmre you wanted shouted Ridges
picture man "iin'll copyright "a
and you cant use e."
Yes. and he has your niece, too, e
piped up the voice ~ the actress
WHO was TO have played the girl.
RidEea looked around the group
rather sheepiahiY
- didn't think be had II IN him"
no muttered grinninR shamefncediy.
"He deserves 10 have my niocoF"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-01
A MOVING PICTURE
-. - PLOT -.


nv hhNEA w VILLA y -
ssmaan Ridges. shs great noviwg
through TIE rehearsal 81 shs thrifi.
Ing drama entitled. ~WgnninN q
nrits- which he expected 50 mek .
Tremendous hit IN maFtnG pie
turse
9afst Clara Sha waa stanainE he
eide hiru "a Scat believe Aiesft
ilshlaF htunssif could thiaA 40 =
ns was watching ths SRI closely
A. Ne m7ntienea tisbisFa naus.
SSd he saw her start ami sac eniug
auhys " IN her cheeks a. ~ said lt.
~ fletier. being fouf rival -
nAtats I'd inan u sfgat resources.
responded ths Eirl hs wanii hase
hus I dont Aces Nheth~r pr net he
could a. auNfhtus as Keaa
That's ar cried NidHss hashiif
rAiwaFs d~fsntiaE fAsttsf ~.
iisys Yga evs hiHi siln altaonEh !
an hsains 81 rs owe aew ofssa
hMsn tula Yun thAfs Al hia filma
are m4sfe copies - miee
rhs sifs sid npthinR hat Waiasd
aulfkiF away hiasea RFsatsA
Wali take fhe film thls after
aeon. ne cried 80 his foreman.
In ths Addresses Ridges as g
h8a vantage pWfHt Nn th@ rUwf 81
tire tall huitdima where tha films
we're taken Ths actors sect thfveEh
fhftf parts sell TIE ftfat efeus
showed the iafarfnf - = home Here
tnH Tower WHH discovered fuuFtinH
EiFG IS thN atfF8 fatNrf NNn FHMuE
man mns turmNa out - thu house
Whfis the aFtafs were rfHns rtnF
for tNr Haeand scene. fliNaa ~alk -
fa the edEa % she ruuf and l1oss "a
al the fire escape. a shsqt distance
frum hlm. down whirh the lovers
were So make their mHa ape 10 the
second act He noted that she cam.
eraH On she street we're placed prep
rrif for the picture ah1 thWu -
termed back again % the faaf The
artorH were already preparing 70
make thn descent and hs waved he
hard vigorously AZ the fuen heiaw
a. lee them knaw 81 was time 20
set busy
Again be- turned back sua Hianred
nj The actors Tie rubbed hts eyes
The xifi vas hia niege AID the man
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-01

many different intricate parts Of
machinery around that ! should
think You would become confused.
well, I've been IN the contract
Ing business for 20 years. ana I've
Mind 81 grown up with the steam
shovel. They haven't always had
such powerful machines AZ thls' J
can easily remember when the first
one came out. everyone thought u
was simply great but II was I'M
wleidy and wouldn't dig clean. 80
that a gang Of men always HAD 20
follow behind aud pick up the
'leAvin'a. These big fellows have
only heon out a short time and thsf
dig almost as clean az an old won
aud with her trowvl.
Calls Her Maud.
Il call her old Maud. because
she's got an awful kick. bn, she
looks ~ peaceful M common
empty on the siding
Everything about the monster de
noted careful attention, even
though grease ala run riot 90
every single bit OF chain or wheel
an 81 the visible parts not sub
ieet 90 friction. hhone like polished
guns on one 81 Uncle Sans men
o.war." and every intricate rod or
cog played In exact harmony with
al 81 the Others This mass ~ pis.
tons. crnuka and cables. 90 che un'
trained mind. seemed utterly un+
compfchcnaible.
she's dandy. Oh. ladT There's
nothing can touch her 10 Seattle,
/ agreed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-01
What Prominent Young Lady Of
Queen Anne Ave, seattle, says
About Dayie's Medicines.

- have been dootorinR for years.
MY mother apept a small fortune
80 bad my breath WAS offensive 4
was ashamed % go IN company Had
liver. stomach ana kidney trouble
had poor npDetltoe-u0thlug I ate
seemed 20 agree with mo. only
weighed "a little over hundred
commenced using BOyle'a Cnfarrh
Cure and taking HIS Tonic about one
year aEo. My breath b. ali right
weigh 1856 pounds, III / eat narne !
thing that don't agree with mo /
take o dose # Tonic In few min
utea am All right.
This name can A. had By writing
or calling Doyle Medicine Co, cor.
Sixth and feHier Way. Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-01

an automobile. aud it'A a whole lot
more delicate. Say. can put that
bix shovel down within an inch OF
suY place you want. and on the ny.
too"
Could Run . Marathon.
And what's more. can drive
this Old cart around the streets o.
Seattle just lke an automobile u
may cot np the pavement liitio
bit. but III get thera with a. We
run Il on tracks 80 that W. can
handle e more easily. but on brick
pavement 40 colud run a Man.
ihon
"Dont you ever get your levers
miN0af" I asked. There are so
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-01

A girl who IVES fond OF aeribhiinE
stories ones asked 1elssknnN q
novelist how she could Hhetsea. sna
fha Novelist answered "Dh. when
you've written something. Just I'M
aRtna somebody siaa dia il some
one you hate ana go for - wtthout
mercy Then set to and write ~
over Haain indeed. write 4 again
aad again. aiwaYa repeating the
ruthless efiiigiam part ~ The pro
nFatn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-01

AZ thH dinner - the Cab Drivers
benevolent association ST. Squire
Bancroft tnfd story % FuMn@
lady clio trndsrea she fare % =
ahiiiins 81 the era ~ = Journey.
iiaf moment. niles SAID We
driver "AFe yuu WafslriF
mo WAY 81 sou ash
sfNf aMNe was sire fatninnrf
'"Nhen you 90 marry, whoever Eets
gou viii have treasure foa mah 2
4 hob A. further than any Eal ]
knew ssa-Ffd -nifa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-01

A Capitol Htl girl who ts ~
spisruua lian. went 90 church TIE
other morning on hsf waf MONS
she met q Young man friend
"ii0w 40 ynu doF said The foun =
man Where have F0u b@9H
tal0 the church" Hhe replied.
"nid you pray for warmer eath
err ha asked in = leHiinn Wav.
"na eau wanf 10 hnoW what
really prayed fofT pha asked.
hNrH
u prayed Tor enough good luck
90 win ahe prise ~ tie card clue
eats afternoon. SAID tie girl
now
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-01

"You are 81 the employ OF that
millionaire up on the hill, aren
y0u9- snapped the sharp faced WON
an who ran tie butter and egg shop.
yes ma atm. responded the man
IN the white apron, "and / want two
pounds Of butter Tor nay master 4
table lie said he'd send 70 town
after a. only the roads are 20 bad
particular about his trade. Did you
tell bin I said hin money was
talnt8dY'
Indeed I did
and what ala he sag ?"
said 20 was your blamed old but
ter"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-01
STAR DUST


II see BY literary note SONY
courared eyebrows. fhat ore 1f the
Indiana school 81 nuNrliFia gets me
heal ideas while shaving
ia that Hnf" hapH the man VIII
tho violent YfHi Most u th"h'
must wear fun boards Weed uass
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-01

While killing fake employment
agents will doubtless have a deter
rent tendency. the after-sffects are
a little too UNPLEASANT to make the
practice popular.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-01

Canada has offered two battle
ships and Australia follows suit.
but there Is still a painful silence
In that section Of tho empire occu-
pied By the Murphys.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-01

The organization Of a holding
company b. the Stone q Webster
people IA to eliminate a number Of
Inconvenience. among which viii
not be the trusty straps.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-01

BY the time he gets through
lodging stilletos and picking poison
OUT OF HIS bieuspids. getting mas
saged BY a lion won't even be bully
10 Mr. Roosevelt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-01

Mra GRAY MaFY. Why were yot
and youf tuin sister Hahtshs Yeetef
aayF ifs naugatF 90 fshi esps
aiaily on your hiffhasr
The Twin--4ennfe saif ~ Nus bot
hgrthaav an q mata ~ Wua fsinn-
Mra Afag-@ Hos aid Yea settle NJ
The Twin hhF took she HiDfntn
an ! task tha afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-01
,l--YANCOuYtR. Sc

Princess Royal" from Pier "a"
10 .. m. except Tuesday, lncom.
parably the best on the route.
Phones 900. sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-01

wife For mrFrFa sake, " you
fiiuat ssnaks sniehe cigars. ana nos
that haErid pipe
nasbana i snoks q pips feg the
aahs "a economy
DO yea SMOKE PIPE ~ t"af ~
finsFf
"ko.a. I smoke cigars there
We'll fou kneks pour PIPE taTts
and tell shs fifsa SIC FOO The SIX g
~ economy INsr ID soon faiss your
maiars Sew York Weekly.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-01

San Francisco. having rid herself
81 al plague Infested rodents. may
now devote her entire energies 70.
ward securing a Calhoun jury.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-01

Why are you waving your
Handkerchief
AnEelina--hinCs papa has forbid
den Tom the house We have .arrauR-
ed q code ~ signals.
Emily What IL itF
Angelina When he waves HIS
handkerchief five times, that means
DO you love me-" Aud when
Yes. darling"
Emily how 40 you ask other
aueHti0nAf
Angelina We don't. That's the
whOis code uarpef's Weekly
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-01

Mr.. Hartman modeatIy admits
that he could run all the railroads
in the United states much better.
with one hand tied behind his back.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-01

Mr., Taft. conservative ~ he Il.
can hardly overlook trlplets and
two pairs of twins II he Ia paying
any attention 20 my policies"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-01

IL Afr nfomisy lar asked tie
caller
"l4a ~ not sarr." Fat anawCfsa,
politely sure. he wont be Va VII
I atetafk ~ mrhhe after"
where's De AeneF
.sts went 60 eide "a his lntefim.
snFF
Hifia WHAT
Hiiih int0ftfn Tia o tony nafne
Tor = matof raf rm fhiHAtu' Hair
an huur ego MtHthHf NfnmfaY sage 90
me Pat Says DO. I'm iapictinF
MfsfNrf bob - HHfs some time fhls
afternoon bet I reckon be- vent ha
affHf Fffflu' hsFH yet 3 mhfff. 90 tti
60 a. town in The intefiu An WITH
Nsnf hr iraN Of in hiH cas- "~ai iiuHa
frafad Bits
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-01

The fact that the richcat woman
IN the world II seeking a divorce
indicates that she married a man
woefully lacking In diplomacy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-01
rrear's Wiass

lie is always tryinE 20 scare un
"a iittle money
"fta seems 60 rHrerHd ~ Ht@tlhh
ID uratfp badly. zoo. lie rarely
catches any Kansas city Times
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-01
wHEM pHlNT aLuRs

Irritable temper and general dis
comfort results. We positively cure
this condition with our specially
ground glasses Schuchard Optical
Co. Eye Specialists, 1907 Second
av.. Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-01

what NANNY
.Ifim stsh q fias spring day know
thar rtusg BE- FafliHanake 81 tNo a.
eunnln' - hinssS Hun uns like q
good gas an kiit one. an SO rattle
fsf tie baby Atlanta GnuHfituF
ton
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-01

A f4g hrcnmse tehffei - woman.
A bill making n crime 10 swear
over the telephone has passed the
Texas legislature. But why IN pro-
family over the telephone any worse
than profanity anywhere olss9--
Hartford Times
Because ~ the Inability OF the
person addressed 10 Immediately and
properly awat the offender - one
reason New York Herald
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-01

Cutting wages 10 per cent. is now
all the rags among the Eastern mil.
ilnnalre set.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-01

Crazy Snake II the most promIs-
Ing candidate FOR the soft, snap Of
tho late uaiamentcd Geronimo.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-01

Kntaher Mf Taft took the 0ah
~ office 81 the senate chamber
Booker fhe beginning ~ an IN
door administration
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-01

Oklahoma Ia trying to be the Bal
kans Of the United States.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-01

aIgawes collections a. year church.
HfaaHrF Hhfmm
We'll ma Afn't nehhrf haf 20 step
~ AZ middle % = eoilccglou 60 80
an empty az hoH" lealaNiiss
Cnufisfs1 surnai
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-01

Every dog IN Nome Ia having his
day today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-01

THAT crap must Be rsfofmsr.-
WHY
~iisa 80 bitter aEainst the Ha q
lone efasr
~uh ha'a IN thr clothfnE busls
nsaa tsiftanufW Post
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-01

Tommy. will your dDR httef
me ba Hin't old sHguah, Hut hs
Kin Nrowi an wrinkle W hiH nose
pretty good"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-01
MR.. SkYGACK. FROM MARS

Ne Visits special Wireless
Observations Tn His ketsboek.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-01

Esmsraida You seem 70 be ac-
auainted with that shop giri who
nodded 20 ygu.
angh her She sold mo most Of tho
Dompadour I'm wearing and she
remembers it.--chieago Tribune.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-01

Buy a Champion Gas Range and
set a coal or wood range free. see
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-01

The Big I'm Look horol 10 yer
know who / nm7
The Little 'Un-N+n-no, sir.
Tho BlR Un~t'm the chap wot'a
been stealth your farvers apples. an
n you dare 10 nail up that hole in
the fence again, III knock corners
off YOU Hse2.~NhipA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-01

A EsFIfft
s.npfAy
II tssiia
i Nuisfn
Nmeth1
Il wat b
rN'tfn
tsablf
1 gs.s =
/ Mss Ia
Inxton
4 Fnh tef
L Eqrfs
H fIfslinK
4 Mley
4 Tod wh'
\ eep %
4 Eh3is ee
. 80. = a
Twf eeF
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-12-28
20 Yard British
Record Is, Broken

: 3
A. b. Postle, the Australian cham.
pion professional sprinter was recent.
ly defeated In London by N. ). Cart.
well. an American who beat the Kan.
CARGO by three yards OVER 22O.yard
course In the fast time Of nv seconds.
The time put up breaks the British
record for the distance and Ia, remark.
ably fast. The worlds record Is 81
seconds. and IL held by b. J. Wefeis.
who established the figures at Tor.
onto Canada. twelve years ago.
Postle n about the best white run.
ner the Antipodcs ever turned out.
but he IL not In the ssme class AZ tho
aboriginal runner. Ch6rliei- ssmuels.
war. The native was p wonderfully
fas. man and the .anlpypt Of coin ne
pulled down for otheTs people In the
palmy days Of professional running In
Australia was enormdass Po0f Charlie
never got much Of the cash; little
booze and tobacco and he was salts.
Ned. The men who were behind him
did az they liked with the Niger and
he won or lost as they ordered.
Samuels died OF consumption after
he had been dropped by the sports
who had fattened on his wonderful
sprinting powers.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-12-28

kiki. and the Outrieger Club members
are going to do stunts that will aston
ish the biase personally conducted
tramps abroad. -
The mystery Of the silver CUPS that
are on display In e. o. Halls windows
Is explained. and II is now known that
they are to be given to the crews OF
the canoes who do stunts to amuse
Clark's party,
II appears that Alexander. Hume
Ford, who thinks he is HONOLULU
citizen because he sojourned here foi
a few months, saw Clark and suggest
cd that the latter donate some trophies
for the Outrigger Club. which A. II. r
certainly appears to have had hand
In founding. Clark took up the Idea
Of course, and purchased cups which
have come to hand well ahead Of the
big excursion party.
When the party arrives. the OutrIs.
ger boys will only have to do their
regular canoe and surfboard acts. ana
the pilgrims will arise and call them
blessed and Frank C. Clark will get
another boost. A. II. r. will surely
drop In. and then everyone will be
happy-in Fords estimation, anyhow.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-12-28
First Round Of
Y. M. c. A. Tenni.

Yesterday afternoon the Y. NJ. g.
A. tennis tournament got under way,
and although only one match was
played some good tennis was seen.
I.arimer and Eklund gave good cx-
hibition OF the racquet game. and al
though the popular secretary Of the
Y. NJ. c. A. won out. 6-3. CT, the
match was closer than the score on
paper would indicate.
A couple OF matches could not be
played yesterday afternoon owing
to the inability Of two Of the play
ers to attend on time. This after
noon, should the rain hold Oh. sew
eral matches will be played. Stan
ley and clifford Livingstone will
play. as will r. d. blanchard and Ed
Garden. Later on Steven and Barn
hart will tight II out and Ernest
Podmore and Z. X. Tracy will fol-
low them. ts,i
II IL hoped to pull OF a couple OF
matches earlier In the day, and
Louis Franks and Stanley Colby are
scheduled for the noon time hour.
The Y. N. G. A. has offered silver
medal fob for the winner, and Il
will be well. worth winning. The
finals Of the tournament are ex.
pected to be pulled on on New Year,
Il
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-12-28
Davis, Cup Players
Here Next Week

Mclaughlin and Long. the Afneri-
can tennis representatives who Jour
neyed TO Australia To play for the
Davis cup, will be In Honolulu to-
morrow week, and strong efforts are
being made to get the pair. to walt
over one week In this city.
The two crack players will be
able to have another 20 at Gee and
Roth and some OF the other pairs OF
this city. when the young main
land players were passing through
to the Antipodes they had good
match with the local men. and. al
though our players were defeated
they did well against the champions
Long and Mclaughlin. also plays
In Suva, FIJI. where they ran ~
against Monckt0n and Mc(iowan
both Of whom play good game. tn,
Americans. however. defeated tn,
FIJI pair easily.
From the accounts Of the Davii
cup play. II would appear that Loni
got his most peculiar service In
time after time. Anyone VIII,
watched him attempt to make tn,
serve On the locAr courts will wonde
how he ever does get II Into tn,
right court. However, we will soOl
Zee how be ma nages the feat. e
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-12-28
Ten Mile Race Is
Promising Veil

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s"N"'"o'o ""u w." VI. wv NV"
VIM are " w ocs.'c ~, ue .e""'''
"'ee y" ~" " 80"
"o'o ""s ~. '""ee ~"
inc wa! ues s,e us a'o.e '"e
.o"u. my ~" .s.,N., p w
s'ee' '"se -" ."e " u",N
m" 10y N"uo". .".' ="
WI, oe ~o'e ~ .eo' MS sonue',u
ps,,or."' y. " 'ne p"S.' On" ','. ',s. ne
WI s.V ."c W. ~ wy my '"'"
"Un 'sn .,,,.' uS ,".
""
% we" 90 ~. :. ny, ""u ~ e 50
ne % p "o :. na'u W
~ ~. ""'e 49, u p"' UP o'''
."e u,, "'n u''e " ne wei.
roi" r~.e" One "e 10 sure a".
IN. " "a. NC V So.
."ny minutes y" =. pe'. 'e'o'u
49, "o . rS 80" '1""es
~sao' a-s" NV WAR;,
v e, "" e'oee " .e
"uH no,'e ~ .ne ra'e a. 'nc
'c"s.e s,o."us anu vas uh,y .ne
So Sp,n' !" MsU :. 'ne n''''n .""'
49," r...,.. ." ... o" "e ""pa.
e.o. u""o'" !" """s very We"
n. p.,s' . az. ae 70 .ve"us ra'. ~
e o."s '"a' -" ~, ""o"s N"oe ""''"
~ """'"s my ooon NV, 'n'
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-12-28
INSTALLATION.

The installation OF the recent,
elected officers Of Leahl Chapter No
2. o. e. g., will take place on January
I, 1910. at 8 y. M. All members and
visiting members OF Eastern stai
lodges are cordially invited to be pres
ent.
Following are the officers to be In
stalled; Worthy Matron. Nellie J
stephens; Worthy Patron. Arthur
Coyne; Associate Matron. Carrie b
Riley; Secretary. Adelaide Webster
Treasurer. Amelia b. Reedy; Conduct
ress. May y. Patty: Associate Conduct
ress, Margaret Smith.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-12-28
jeff Has No
Trainers Yet

MrMruIs tTennl Dccepber IL.
Irs s,i naw. 40 lanes \ IenrIes
tint corhe,t Mccoy sharkey. nv.
an. Armstr onx etc will train him
for hIs bo,t with lack Johnson The
bip boxer arrived here in the midst
of n snowstorM this afternoon. hur-
tied IN TurL,.h hath far n ,wo
Hours' stay sccompanied Inv a yieor-
oms r,,h ,.o,, Too .,aIwar, .,,and.
ants. and then .nroceeded IN striu
for his snarr,nR exhibition with Ber.
ger before several thousand south.
erner, ,yho ...c, ,c,er,oIy ,r,.ro.,.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-12-28
~ '. L. STEVENSON.
Inter.League Game
On Sunday Next

There Is much talk about having
proper seasons for the different
sports in Honolulu. Many people
have spoken to the writer about
baseball being played out Of season,
and many predictions have been
made OF what will happen to the
game II a pull Is not taken In time.
1t Is all very fne to talk about
the thing, but what on earth are the
thousands of sport loving citizens OF
Honolulu to do on sundays II there
Is no baseball? Football does not
catch on here very well; golf and
tennis don't interest the baseball
fans much; polo is away out Of their
class, and yachting costs too much
money for a starter.
II is not strange then that the
fans want their ball game every
Sunday, and they mean to get II
somehow. There Is not another
sport In Hawaii that will draw the
crowd ball game will, and there
seems to be no prospect that any
other game ever will.
Now that the Diamond Heads and
ID. A. C.s series is all prepared for
and nothing but bad weather can
interfere with the success Of the sea.
son. the fans are busy figuring out
how the games will go. The Jew
els are acknowledged to be a strong
combination. but the Japanese have
played together for a long time, and
they are also going to play on theii
own ground, where they will be sur
rounded by a backing Of enthust'
estic fans.
1t was too bad that the rain put
ell hope Of the series being started
last Sunday out OF the question
However, the fins have another weel
to figure out the dope on the propo
sition. and they will crowd thu
grandstand and bleachers next Sun
day in. the way they used to at thu
start Of the Oahu season.
Yesterday. afternoon the J. A. C..
practiced at Aalar Parky ,Spd the!
1had good turn out OF members. Tn,
Diamond Heads went out to Makik
and they. too. had a big bunch o
players at work. Ed Fernandes ant
Sumner are doing their best to &c
the team In frst-class condition 70
the coming struggle. and II won't b.
their fault II the Jewels do not wip'
the earth with the Oahu leagu
players.