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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-01-23
ONE THOUSAND PEOPLE IN
NEW ORLEANS FOR RACING

New Orleans. La, Jan. 5.-Prob-
ably a thousand people assembled to-
night, meeting to condemn the Locke
law which prohibits race meetings
with bookmaking.
notwithstanding that Ed. Corri.
gan today condemned half-milc
I acls, a. emphatic protest was made
in the resolutions adopted at the
meeting tonight. Resolutions declar-
ing Tat iamp.uary laws had serious
ly injured the business Of the city
and urging the restoration of racing
under proper regulations were adopt
ed unanimously. Incidentally, res
olution was adopted volcing protests
against prohibition.
The talks were conservative, and
Their burden was that the city should
not be diyested Of all its amusement
features at the sacrifice of its eco
monte welfare.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-01-23
WELL, HERE'S AN ACTOR
WITH THE BIG RACE TALK

CHICAGO, H., Jan. 3. 49, Victor
Moore. the actor who won $4,000 on
Elm and Elm In St. Louis last week, is
determined to own a racing stable,
He has asked Herman Brandt, who Is
handling the great colt Chapultepec,
to put price on the racer. He got
into communication with Brandt at
the Santa Anita track at Los Angeles
by wire yesterday and expects an an
swer any minute.
Chapultepec Is TO form the nucleus
OF the proposed Moore stable. The
comedian of "The Talk of New York =
does not think that racing Is alto
Rether dead in the Empire State. and
believes that Governor Hughes win
eventually recede from his position
in opposing racetracks.
1t is Moore's intention to have one
Of the strongest racing stables in the
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-01-23
Big Winnings on
TwO=Year-Old
Frank Hogan

Los Angeles, Jan. 7.--ITendersou &
LOGAN. the Louisville horsomen, wal.
Iupcd the local ring to a pretty brown
today when their smart colt, Frank G.
Hogan. rOmped down in front an easy
winner in the twu.yearuld event Shll
linz rushed his mount into command
ing early lead, winning with something
to spare from Virgic Case, the odds-on
favOrlto. Don Franco. the Baldwin
representative. was third Those close
TO Henderson & Hogan claim that $25,-
coo Is a, conservative estimate of their
winnings on the coup. The victory
also had another phase to 1t, inasmuch
as II marked the fifth victory for Shil.
ling out Of the six twO-ycar.old events
thus far decided The slogan now
heard whenever the baby racers pa
radc is what does Shilling ride?"
Jockey Bullmlu, after a long alb
senco from the saddle, made his ap.
pcaronco In the second race today
astlIdc Domlrhilla, a 5O.to.l shot.
Nat Goodwin ana his bride, former.
lyMi5s Edna Goodrich occupied box
Nat is said 90 have won $1,000 on Frank
G. Hogan.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-01-23
NAVY ATHLETES FORM
PERMANENT ASSOCIATION

Philadelphia. Pa, Jan. 3. - The
officers ana crew Of the battleshlp
Mississippi, now at the Philadelphia
Navy Yard, are forming permanent
athlete association for the purpose
OF promoting athletics in all branch
es. The Mississippi has been one of
the leading ships IN the Navy in ath-
letics, and boasts the championship
baseball mine. Her football eleven
was defeated last season only by the
Idaho team, the only naval eleven
that made the Mississippi team hus-
tie. Her bluoiacEeta won the big
tug-Of-war match recently held un-
der the auspices Of the Military Attn
letic AasJcintinU Work Of tOrmulat-
ing the organization was carried out
by Ensign Decker MiI8hIpman BOYD,
and Chief Mastcr-nt-A p. ]. Clark.
Ensign Decker .'ns elected president
and Clark vice president. Gunners
Mate A. l.. Watson was chosen treas
urer and Woman futile secretary.
The executive committee consists of
Boyd, Boatswaln's Mate
Cairnes, Quartermaster Eagle, Cum
ner's Mate Cadeey, Coxswain Myers,
Seaman Labbele, Machinist's Mate
Beaton and oilers Jefferson and Me
Loud.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-01-23
V SPORTS
~E --------
Pre- Sident Will
Try And Take
EN- Alive


WAShlNGloN' u u Dec 90
On the Forthcoming African trip the
President will try to capture few
or ,er olivo ana cro,o .om homo T.,
Tho Wasninpton POO uo has made
ma sneciec nromisa n this erect hut
inou,rv has beon modo NJ tho 200
from tho white uouso 40 IN what
African animoIs ore lacking md
Had Keonor pIocLhur, 10 wogg,,g
mis- head and sneal,ing mvsteriousIv
about nrosnectiva additions 20 bis
zooIoeicoI collection
Mono NJ tho bIgbIv nr,zed md oI-
most extinct animals from rho dark
continent is at rho 200 oI,hor,b tho
collection NJ tho hottor known ont
m,Is 10 oxceI,ont
Two African animals which mr.
Franz Raker tba srner,nterdert 10
desirous or adding IN tho coi,ection
oro tho orvv south A,ricon ante
l6no ord tho pIoono hoL onothor enc
clos NJ antelone Tho orvx has tbe
mono and fail of horse and tho laos
and foot of nm arteIons ITO born.
ore about tbroo foot IN Io,g,b and n
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-01-23
Sam Ber9erMay
Spar With
Jeffrie S 81

LOS ANGELES, Calf, Jan. Z. -
Jim Jefiries is the biggest man in the
sporting world today. The retired
champion has received an enormous
amount of worldwide advertising
since the sydney battle between Jack
Johnson and Tommy Burns. As u re-
suit he finds himself constantly in
demand on all sides, and the usual
peace and quiet of the sclf-satislied
big boy Is being seriously disturbed.
With stole good grace he is hold
ing the fort AT his Spring street re-
sort. His heavy delugc of mail and
kilograms is being looked after by his
business partner, Jack Ripper. Jim's
greatest difficulty is in lodging am
bilious persons who want to become
his manager or have other PROPOSE
lions of n, similar nature to make. a
halr-dozcn Of those individuals who
thought they had only to ask and
they would receive are now wonder
ing at their own temerity.
The writer has received an invita-
tiOn to visit Jeflries at his home dur
ing one of Jim's morning workouts,
You won't see much" said JEFF,
because | am in no condition. | am
simply working to get my wind In
shape SO that | can III my theatrical
engagement pnOrth; that's all"
The San Francisco theatrical mag
mates are going to take no chances ut
losing Jeifries.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-01-23
Jeffries Begins
ki3hr Work
At Home

LOS ANGELES, Calf, Jan. G.
Zig Jim Jeifries disappointed the Gu
rious element of the local sporting
world, who expected TO see the retir-
ed champion don his training toys IN
the gymnasium of Spring street ath
letic club today. The champion
made good on his declaration that he
intended to start light training, but
he INDUCED in his morning work out
H. the back yard of his home on Cy-
press avenue.
1T would have taken the whole
police force to keep the crowd away
II had started work downtown" said
jon tonight. Every Tom. Dick and
Harry would have been butting in to
see what ! weighed, and there would
have been various other annoyances.
For this reason have fixed up a lit
tie gymnasium of my own at my res
idence. 49,.
Il have a punching bag up in po-
sition, but | will do more dumbbell
anu iopt-ohlpplHB Nolh luuH any
thing else, as ! want to get my wind
ir condition to play the San Fran
cisco theatrical engagement. BY the
way, the contract from the Wigwam
people did not arrive today. as | had
been advised 1t would. It's possibly
on the way. did my road work this
afternoon by crOwding my way
through the betting ring at Santa
Anita several times. II you don't be-
lieve that's work, try II once"
That JEFF istaking himself and his
work seriously was shown by the
fact that he cut down his daily al
lowance of tobacco today. When II
comes to drinking with his patrons,
Jim is playing the mineral water OF
his own bar. The bright sparkle in
Jeffries' eyes denotes the perfect
health that is only awaiting a chance
TO assert itself The big fellows
friends are commencing to believe
that several months training would
put him in fair condition to tackle
Jack Johnson. In this connection
Jeffries still shouts moi" but keeps
his fingers out of sight
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-01-23
u
fACKY MCFARLAND AND
YOUNG OTTO MAY FIGHT

Los ANGELES, Calf Jan. G, -
Packy Mcfarland WIN give young OF
Ia a battle. Otto has posted $1,000
with the sporting editor of the New
York Journal in support of II chal-
ienge TO Mcfarland. Otto stated that
Packy could have all the gate re-
ceipts If he would only consent to
light.
Harry Gilmore, Netherlands man
nger, comes back as follows:
We will give this fellow all the
action he wants. II Otto is willing
to allow this $1,000 to go as Il side
bet, then say for me that the match
IS on, We viii make the terms most
reasonable for him. Otto can make
the weight at 1873 at o'clock, We
will take him on before any club Of
fering US percentage basis and we
will divide the boxers share of the
money 10 per cent. to the winner and
20 per cent. to the loser"
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-01-23
DOTS AND DASHES FROM
THE REALM OF SPORT

Stanley Ketche has been arrested
or complaint Of Michigan girl, who
alleges breach of promise and de-
nands $4,000 damages.
I. u q
The California State League makes
arrangements to place OUTLAW" base
ball teams In San Francisco and Los
Angeles.
Plan TO conduct winter race meet
ing at New Orleans formed and only
individual betting will be permitted.
y % -
Corbctt reiterates his willingness
to fight for worlds championship II
suitable offer comes from Australia.
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Stanford University has been adj
mitted to full membership in the
London Rugby Union.
:; - u
Ybor and Vanen, both at GO TO I,
furnished surprises at Arcadia. where
talent fares badly.
:; u :;
Sam Berger will hold Marathon
race at Recreation Park, San Francis
co. Sunday, Feb. Z.
:: 3: 3:
Pacific Coast League raised to class
IA by national commission and gran
ted privileges.
:; % {:
Willis Britt steals Champion Stan
ley Ketchel from Joe 0Connor.
;: :: ::
frankie Edwards whips Kid Bell
In four rounds at Richmond.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-01-23
LEWIS TOO FAST
FOR MANSFIELD

Philadelphia, Pa, Jan. 5.-Harry
Lewis, the welterwelght who claims
championship in that class, defeated
Harry Mansfield in a fast bout here
tonight, Mansfield, though outpoIn-
ted, was strong and willing at the
end of the sixth round.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-01-23

Charlottesville, Ind. Jan. MAY
or Edward Vorys, Crawfordsvilles
shooting Mayor" won the champion
ship Of Ohio, Indiana, and Kentucky
at Dayton, KY defeating twenty
three entries, Vorys killed twenty
four out of twenty-five birds.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-01-23
The MayfLower Stamps

NV HIS is an upper view Of our
Twenty-Stamp Mill, showing
- the ore bins in the rear.
These stamps can handle 80
tens of ore per day, and allowing 300
working days in the year, this means
an annual output Of 24,000 tons per
annum. The general run Of ore from
the "Mayfower" has Melted about
$40 per ton and in no place has the
mine been worked to depth of 800
feet.
In all the great mines around US
values substantially increase with
depth. There is not one known ex-
ception in our district to this infex-
lille rule. The Empire, for in
stance, has an annual output approx
mating 100000 and is now down
to the 3500.foot level, and making
preparations to 60 much lower. The
Idaho Maryland" a short distance
west of US, is taking out richer quartz
than ever from its lower levels to-
day. end the North Star" has just
paid December dividend Of $751;
500 Quarterly and in addition has
added 100000 cash to its reserve
fund And all this from ore that has
to be taken from levels nearly mile
down in the bowels Of the earth.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-01-23
KNOX AND ROOT TESTIFY

WASHINGTON, d. C., Secretary Root
testified today before
their
ol the
substance of their evidence has
The subpoenas of OF
World in that the
evidence which the give might such
o. would incrimina them -
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-01-23

" F VALUES on our property did
not increase with depth the
- same as our royal neighbors, i'll
would simply be an unprece-
denied freak Of nature. But we will
assume that the values from the low.
CT levels are exactly the same as the
past average production, or only $40
net per ton. On an annual output Of
"a, 600 tons as before mentioned, this
would give us $240,000 profit per
annum, or 201o on the par value Of
our entire capital, or 8O%o year to
the man who secures his stosk today
at rs cents PER. How does S0So
strike you as minimum investment
return3 Ifyou know Of better buy,
pat me next Twill tell you this is
your OPPORTUNITY" for a safe,
sound, high-paying investment. Pass
your plate. Do not delav any longer.
Get your share while opportunity ex-
tends the Golden Hand.
Twill be passing strange" if
May flower does not crowd to the
limit the best and richest mines that
California ever had the right to
boast Of. l have special PROPOSE
"*iOn to make you if you will come in
this week and see me. Better look
into it. BUY "MAYFLOWER"
STOCK. BUY 1T NOW!
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-01-23
II t: II II u It II It II :: II . :, u II !, II

country, and II he can secure Cha
pultepec he. feels assured that he will
have made good start. lie says
that If he ever does get a stable of
such live ones he will make Gates
MISREPRESENTATION" talk look like pi-
king.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-01-23
AMATEUR STANDS OFF
JACK TWIN SULLIVAN

Boston, Mass, Jan. 5.-Jacll
Crwim Sullivan and Billy McKin-
ron, the amateur heavyweight cham
pion, fought fast 12-round draw be-
fore the Armory Athletic Association.
1t was McKlnnon first professional
night and the showing he made
against the veteran was first-class.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-01-23
TO HELP MITCHELL AND GoMPERs

INDIANAPOLIS Ind, 22.At
the Supreme
Columbia
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-01-23
TAFTs CABINET CONFERENCE

AUGUSTA, and Frank II Htclock
elect Taft regarding his Cabinet selections
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-01-23
CABLE NEWS
GAs.oets,sa rr.ss sssss.i sssss
MAY MAKE BRYAN s
NEBRASKA SENATOR

LINCOLN, Ncb, Nebraska House Of
has approved of the bill establishing primaries
the State for the choice Of United States
framed with the design Of William Jennings a
chosen as a tor
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-01-23

PIGS blood cures incipient cases of
tuberculosis, according to Chicago
lppturar Dol.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-01-23
KILLED IN TRAIN WRECK

YOUNGSTOWN, Pa Jan 22Thee persons killed here today
the result a
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-01-23
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EDWARDS KNOCKS OUT BELL

San Francisco, Calf, Jan. S.--The
scheduled 20-round bout between Kid
Bell and frankie Edwards>at Point
Richmond last night lasted only four
rounds, when Bell was knocked out,
Edwards, who had all the better Of
the go from the start, had little diff
Guilty in putting Bell out. Jack
Welch refereed and large crowd
was present. Bell is protege of
Sam Langford, who was at the ring
side.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-01-23

Names of new players for Seals
may soon be disclosed.
..., !; q I:
Race-goers are angered by disqual-
iiication Of Cloudlight,
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-10-06
PlTTSBURG AND DETROIT '.'
 BEGIN BATTLE FRIDAY If Form Counts Experts Say the Smoky City
 Bunch Will Win.

i There is, all manner of dope going about concerning the likely winner of the world series between Detroit and Pittsburg the first game of which will be played Friday in Pittsburg. On form the Pirates should land the prize The Smoky City aggregation has play ed more consistent ball than the Tig-' CTS. as records of the past season show that on one occasion they won sixteen games in row. and later on fourteen the Jenningsites have been a bit cratic. although they managed to cop the American league bunting.
 Pittsburg has a baseball machine that will nearly equal and many fans believe surpasses the Cubs in their halycon days. Every fan knows that the Detroits can bat. so can the Pirates and. as the latter have a superior Pirates the favorites in betting.
 Coming right down to team work, this is how the rival clubs stand: De- troft has ontbatted Pittsburg .262 to 258 while on the other hand the Pirates have eutfielded the Tigers .964 to .959
 Detroit,s outfield. which will consist of Cobb, Crawford and Jones. looks stronger than the Clarke-Leach-W Will son combination in hitting. but when IL COiIleS u lleiQlIls tile tIlOS are dpOul on al par. The batting records give Cobb .371. Crawford .316 and Jones .264. for Detroit. Clarke leads the Pfttsburg outer-gardeners in batting, with .292; Wilson is second. with .273, and Leach ranks third with .273.
 Tn the inf1eld department the Pirates appear to have the best of it. Bill Absteins is Jones superior in every way In hitting, Abstein excels Jones, .2z0 to .251. There is no question that Jack Miller at second, and Honus Wagner at shortstop, is a stronger combination than Delehanty and Bush.
 Miller is a faster fielder than Dele hanty, and then he outbats the Tigers second sacker. .279 to .236. No sane fan will care to think for a moment that Owen Bush is the equal of the great Wagner. Honus is there in the grounds nder-stopping stunt. and the Fly ing Dutchman has a batting average of .341. to .272 for Bush.
 On the third base problem the Tigers appear to have the best of the argu- ment in Moriarity as against Byrne. the ex-St. Louisite. ''Mory'' is a fleet CT fielder and he also has a little on Byrne in the hitting line-.272 to .216y
 George Gibson. "the old reliable,'' 7
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-10-06
JACK O'BRIEN SAYSKETCHELL
 WILL WIN
AiddIewsight Quaker Boxer Sure the Negro Can't Stand the White
 Mans Punches.

When Jack Johnson heard that Jef- ries would return hefe from Europe on October g to arrange the final de- tails for the proposed light he said: "Jeffries will make a bluff at signing articles, but he will name impossible conditions. He forgets that I am the champion and have a right to dictate the terms. If we can get a $50,000 purse you can bet that I will insist upon q winners and losers end, so share. Jeffries needn't consider fake offers from States that cannot pull off the mill It will be a waste of time. We can fight in California and for II will not believe that Jeffries is anx- ious to fight until see him sitting in the ring ready to come up with the gong. When KetcheI read this state ment he said: Johnson needn't wor- ry about Jeff, for he'll never be asked to fight the boilermaker after get through with him. Jeffries knows that Fl will beat the negro to death and that is why he is taking his time. Johnson is oyerrated and will show real streak of yellow when he gets a few smashes in the stomach. That is the way am going to fight him and there'u be no time wasted by me. If he cIinches and hugs as he did with Burns I will bring him down with kidney blows. dropped O'Brien out o6 a olfnch in Philadelphia with kidney blow and I can do the same thing with Johnson.''
 Philadelphia Jack OBrien, speaking from experience, says that Ketchel will beat Johnson or any man in the world if he fights the way he did in New York and Quakertown, "Ketchel is faster than Johnson believes" de- Eclares OBrien, "and can testify that he is tha greatest puncher in the world. He never loses his balance and can hit from any angle. He can hit so rapidly that Johnson will be rat tied one good punch on the jaw or
 up, and if he takes to the woods Ketched will be on top of him. John son Is a false favorite at 10 to A.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-10-06
SOUTH ENDS TO
 HAVE CRACK ZIP Mighty Strong Bunch Makes up the
 Eligible List.
 HIST I(OK FEM OVER


 Have a. care, you football teams from the East Side, you who have heretofore enjoyed the reputation of having the best there is in the foot ball line in this city. Have a care. The South Ends, they who lost only one game last season. and that on Thanksgiving Day to the Brooksides. lastby a 5 to score, have organized and last evening held their first prae- tice It was a husky bunch of young individuals that showed up for. the pre- liminaries, and a cracking good team cam be picked. Don't set your mind on it that it is the South End team of last year. Yes, pant of that outfit IS with this years team, but there are other recruits from various other teams about town. The team has not gone far enough as yet to elect cap tain and manager, but 1t is believed that the leaders role will fall upon the shoulders of Frank O'Brien, who so successfully led the South End base ball team this year. tO'Brien is in quandry whether to accept as not, as the role of a manager Is not the sweet est thing ever. It is. believed, however, that he will accept.
 A line on the prospective team can be had when the following players are taken into consideration. For cen fer there is the old reliable of last year George Lefty Griffin and Ed. Mo Carthy. Guards bring out Joe Keat- ing, Jim Barry, formerly of the Thur derbolts, who made theS All-Cfty team two years ago; Cartensen, a yauns lad from Chicago who expects to enter and play football with Lehigh next season; and Frank Griffin.
 In tackles there are Ward Sullivan and Richards, the latter last year with the champion Brookside team.
 It's at the ends where the South Ends will star Hank OfDay, Nick Carter, Robinson and Ffnnerty, are candidates FFnnerty is a player of note, being with the Acorns last season.
 McGovern of last seasons team and saunders formerly with the Berkshires wdl be the candidates for all the all important position of Quarter back.
 The back field, in relation to the half backs will be represented by Mike Smalhng, Dan Dunn, Gunch, George Farrell and Quinn.
 Full back will be well looked after by Smith. the crack player with the Brooksides of last season. There Is also here Vince Crowley, brother of Ed Crowley, the old Yannigan player:
 The team is yet to get good coach to whip them into shape Ed. Crowley is looked upon as the successful man The team will be ready for games a week from Sunday. They are also making preparation fro a dance to be given in the near future.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-10-06
YANKEE VS. DUTCHMAN Battle Royal When lionns Wagner Runs
 Afonl of Tyrns Cobb.
Special from United Press.)

New York. Oct. 6-In addition to ests hlishing the worlds supremacy in baseball the Pittsburg- Detroit series. which opens in Pittsburg Friday, is ex- pected to settle another point which is of but little less interest to the fans than the championship itself, the rela- tive prowess of Honus Wagner and Tyrus Cobb. Each leading batsnan and aH-round star of his respective league, their work against each other will undoubtedly be the most interest ing feature of the worlds champion ship series Cobb is 30 points ahead of Wagner this year in batting and is four ahead of the big Teuton on base hitting. The Georgia Peach'' is counted on to maintain his spectacular play in the big series, though it is re- menbered that he fell down woeful1y in the first series between Detroit ana the Chicago Cubs, and did but Httlk better last year. But Cobb is no| having his best year and will pfobablk come into his own against lfhe Pf. rates.
 wagner. while less showy. 10 just as