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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-12-02
FORT SHAFTtR men GETTING
into ATHLETICS STRONGLY

Out at Fort Shafter the men are
getting into athletics with the cooler
weather and bowling indoors and soc.
Ger out of doors occupies the time Of
those athlotically inclined.
Last month there was bowling
tournament between several teams
representing different companies Of
the regiment, G. Company team easily
winning the first place by defeating
all of their rivals in the game.
This tournament created great in
terest in the indoor game and now
all the time there are some men on
the alleys trying to become proficient
so that more teams can he formed
and another tournament started in the
near future.
At present there are teams com.
posed of men In three companies. and
which are known by the company let.
ter. G Company has a team, which
won the championship. + Company
has one and II Company one. L Com.
pany has no team at present as the
men of this company have not devel.
oped the necessary skill to go up
against the bowlers from the other
companies.
G Company being the champions of
the post are looking for new worlds
TO conquer and would like to take on
some teams from Honolulu Just to
see how they stack up with outside
material
The men of the outfit think they
can make 1t interesting for any other
team on the alleys, and If there is
any aggregation In Honolulu looking
for practice or honors they can be &C.
commodated by the G team.
There is so much interest in bowl.
, ing at present that there is talk of
having much larger tournament the
: latter part of the present month when
each company will be represented by
more than one team and there will
be more rivalry than was shown In
the tournament held in November.
Soccer is also being taken up with
enthusiasm at the post and both +
and II Companies now have teams in
the field, a game starting between
the two yesterday afternoon but was
called at the end of the second pc.
Rod
II was so blustery that II was i'm.
possible to do much work in the hea.
Wy wind and when the game was call.
ed on this account neither side had
succeeded in scoring.
Several teams will be organized In
the different companies in the near
future and then there will be matches
played at the fort which will be worth
going to see for they will all be for
blood.
With a championship team at Fort
Shafter or two or three good teams
in the field, matches will probably
be arranged with some of the teams
in Honolulu so that series may be
| played which will he interesting to
townsfolk as well as to the officers
and men at Fort Shafter.
Soccer.
There was soccer game yesterday
afternoon between companies + and
II. Being that the wind was blowing
so heavily the game was called off ut
the end of the second half. The score
was to when the game was called.
Companies + and II are the only two
companies at present that have a soc.
Ger team, but 1t wont be long before
! the other companies will have the
same.
Company G has the best team IN
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-12-02

George AIDE says that his first job
was loading groceries on a delivery
wagon. And now he is rich enough
to trade at meat market.-Roches-
Ter Post Express.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-12-02

Earle S. Wallace of Pasadena. Cal
ifornla, has been chosen to coacl
the Tufts basketball five for tn,
coming season. Wallace graduate,
from Tufts last June. and while il
college was probably the best all
round athlete.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-12-02

weekly bulletin 81 DER year.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-12-02
DOTS AND DASHES.

The Princeton freshmen baseball
management has written to Harvard
requesting a baseball game between
the mines of youngsters for next
spring.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-12-02

Inter-island and o. II. g. l.. Shipping
books for sale at the Bulletin
office. zoe each.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-12-02

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&c &c &c
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-12-02

Offers of contributions to a fund
to be used toward the erection of a
monument for the late Stanley
Ketchel, who was shot and killed re-
Gently in Missouri, are being recelv-
ed by his relatives here. Offers Of
money have been received from a
large number of the leading pugilists
and from many sporting men of
America. Ketchel's body is Inferred
in Catholic cemetery, and his
friends fear that there would he OPP
position to erecting a monument in
the cemetery from funds derived
from such a source.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-12-02

The honey bee gets lot of credit
for its industry, but no one has a
word of praise for the ever-busy
househy. 80
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-12-02

Everett Thompson stated that
the stands at New Haven hold
about $4,000 people. making the re-
ceipts about $4,000 for the Yale.
Harvard game this year.
Fully 1000 people entered the
gates who could not be accommo.
dated with seats. This would raise
the receipts at least $4,000. 1t was
estimated that in New Haven well on
to $4,000 was bet that the crimson
would triumph. Yale men were bet.
ting 2 to l that their team would
score. Harvard enthusiasts wagered
even money that the crimson would
score two touchdOwns.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-12-02
To Get You Acquainted With Us

We want you to see our exceptionally low prices and
high grade Clothing then you will admit you have never
seen anything to equal them.
They are in two and three-pece suits, W0RSTEDS
CHEVlOTS, CASSIMERES, FLANNELS FRENCH ALPACA
SELF STRIPE and BLUE SERGES. The latest 1911 pat
terms in stripes and checks.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-09
SOUTH CALIFORNIA

Society women Pasadena enjoy perilous
journey in balloon and declare they had
no fear-English wins postponed chariot
races of Tournament of Roses,
Section 1. PAGE
Taft is wrong, asserts former Governor
Pardee of California IN discussing
Pinchot's removal.
Section /, PAGE Q
Man overcome by gas nearly browns at
Long Beach, Section J., PAGE ii
Ptomaine poison verdict in sawtelle affair
is not satisfying to relatives Of victims.
Section 1, PAGE II
Pasadena board of trade is boosting for
aviation meet. Section !, PAGE II
Venice life saving corps in need of ade-
quate outfit. Section 3, PAGE
COAST
Trial in San Francisco of Ralph j. Leavitt
of Los Angeles on charge of issuing
. check against which mot sufficient
funds was marked is postponed.
Section . PAGE
domination of corporate interests.
Section /. PAGE
State Democratic leaders end convention
in San Francisco. Section l, PAGE
Mayor of San Francisco declares Chinese
are valuable asset to city.
Section 2, PAGE
F. II. Mccarthy, new mayor of San Fran
CISCO declares himself in favor of lib
eral town and makes this known in
message outlining his policies.
Section 2, PAGE l
EASTERN
Curtss permitted to fly at aviation meet
as result OF agreement with Wrights
Section /, PAGE
Lack of money in Wall street causes
falling off In speculation.
Section 3, PAGE II
Ia,
dIrigible balloon if responsible person
is found who will carry his outfit to
polar regions Section l. PAGE
Conservation work scored and wool
growers in convention at Ogden hear
bitter accommodation. Section l, PAGE
Tafts finish and possibly new party pre-
dicted as result of Plnchots removal.
Section l. PAGE /
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-09
Developments in Pinchot Controversy

IFFORD PINCHOT dpoed chief forester is rendered tre-
mendous ovation arrival bureau of forestry Deeaning
" corps of former clerks and assistants greet
him profound of mark departure
from department.. =.
Breach Republican party admittedly becomes worst in his
tory INSURGENTS file of coming by thou
sands to support. -
All party leaders, excepting regulars con-
cede political death of Taft
Prominent parsans Washington denounce Tats action
direct slap Roosevelt breach of trust imposed
bv Roosevelt whom he virtually Office
Insurgents prepare for tremendous decisive battle to dpoe
Speaker Cannon and henchmen
Another fight precpaed house by action OF senate COM
ittee in authorizing joint committee to investigate Banger
Pnchot controversy
Forecast of bitter political battle indicates sweeping victory
for insurgents Cannon despotis long
disgrace of nation. - -,
Party express hope that Democrats will unite with M
publican element" putting down
trumvrate.
Thousapds kilograms deposed forester express
ng confidence Predictions made that his martyr
dom in exposing monopoc combines VIII lead to
revolutionary Republican principles and complete erao
cation of present-day bosses and pe-eaters.
Entire nation wrought up dismissal OF Chief
forester -. .
Taft says complete investigation OF controversy
and facts have withheld from him. he wants to know It,
Much speculation aroused as to effect OF lats action on
former President Party leaders agree Roosevelt VIII
he
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-09
TAFTS FINISH AND POSSIBLE NEW
PARTY SEEN BY LOCAL POLITICIANS
Dismissal of Clifford Pinchot Looked Upon
as First Step Showing That Machine
Is Ruling National Party

tives. For years the Guggenheims have
been threatening Alaska. Since Pinchot
has been in office the Guggenheims
have become very uneasy.
"Pinchots administration made
things very uncomfortable for those
Republicans in power and a demand
went forth that he be removed from
Office The result was inevitable. 1t was
not the machine man, not the man who
is a typical representative of the Re-
publican administration, who must
walk the plank From the beginning
of the controversy all thinking men
must have realized that the AK would
fall on the mans neck whose work has
saved many of our forests from destruc-
ton. Taft, in my opinion, was mere
tool, but a very plant and willing tool,
in the hands of others.
''Who those parties are. whose word
is law who defy right and rob the peo-
pie st every opportunity, the American
public is beginning to find out. Per-
haps the present instance of the power
of the machine for evil will, in the end,
react to the detriment of those who
caused the removal of Pinchot.
GAS for Pinchot," concluded Mr.. Hart.
ment to him. He has saved for the
American people thousands of acres of
forests which long ago would have
been felled by some greedy corporation.
The present condition is deplorable.
The recent San Francisco election and
Continued Page six>
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-09

II OCAL political leaders of both par
ties were outspoken and vehement
III Yesterday in their denunciation OIL
tbe nresident's summary action in dis
missing Clifford Pinchot from the ofllce
of chief forester. Predictions We're
made that the Pinchot controversy WIN
start new lines of cleavage when WIN
split party ranks and seriously enoah-
ger the Republican party.
Rnss Avery prophecies the founda-
tion of a new political party as the niial
outcome, with Pinchot accepting th9
call of the people to its leadersnlp.
Marshall Stimson, while speaking
guardedly, deplores the president 5
action and voices q hope that Plnchot :
dismissal may prove satisfactory
means of clearing up the controversy.
II am not surprised" said Frank
Hart, president of the southern Call-
fornia Music company, "at President
Taft's action in removing Clifford
Pinchot from office. Taft is a typical
Republican, and the condition of the
marty which he represents is deplor-
able Rotten politics straight through
have characterized the present adminis-
tration.
Guggenheims Uneasy
aGifford Pinchot is a man who, from
patriotic motives. has taken hold of the
forestry service and benefited the coun-
try to the extent OF millions of dollars.
Pinchot has been forced to do this. He
has acted from purely patriotic mo-
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-09
AERIAL WIZARDS
ARE READY FOR
RACES IN SKY
Officials Chosen for
Aviation Meet at
DomingueZ
BISHOP TO BE JUDGE
Weather Conditions Will
Be Favorable, Accord
ing to Local Bureau

Courtland Field Bishop, president OF
Aero Club of America, chairman board
of judges.
II. Law. Twining, vice chairman
NJ G. Neuner. judge.
Lieut.. Paul w. Beck, U. S. A. judge.
Dick Ferris, judge.
VIM. stephens, judge.
w. H. Leonard, statistician and secre-
tary to judges.
George B. Harrison, alternate Judsc'
A. l.. Smith. alternate judge.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-09

II OCAL political leaders OF both par
ties were outspoken ana Vereihels
~ Yesterday in their denunclatloh OIL
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-09
LOCAL

LOCAL
Cheap franchise game is blockeG-Mayor
vetoes ordinances authorizing sale of
Section ., PAGE 7
Man of many misdeeds confesses and is
sent to prison for five years.
Section 8, PAGE 7
World famous aeronauts ready to contest
for supremacy at events arranged for
Aviation Week. which opens tomorrow
at Dominguez field Section 1, PAGE l
Learns birth story at police station-rale
Of waits discovery fourteen years ago
unfoldeds Section 2, PAGE 1
Strangers stream into Los Angeles for
Aviation Weel1''-Hotel men say all rec
ords will be broken. Section 2, PAGE
Simple ceremonies performed over remains
of Eddie Graham. Section 2, PAGE
Show places will be added to Los Angeles
Section 2 PAGE l
Aged woman will be guest of honor at
reception to be given for the South
ern California Woman's Press club
by its president Section 3, PAGE 4
Prof Twining in address to City club
members, tells of big benefits to be de-
''~N = '''' ~ Section l. PAGE 4
Local politicians see Tafts finish and
probable new party as outcome of Pin
chot episode. Section l, PAGE
ordinance prohibiting smoking front
end of car. Section l, PAGE 6
Official route for autos to Aviation
Park' is mapped out. Section l, PAGE
Editorial and Haskln's letter.
Section g. PAGE 6
Marriage licenses. births and deaths.
Section 2. PAGE
Society, clubs and woman's department.
Section g. PAGE 3
NTinae ond oil AeIds Section PAGE 10
Markets and financial. Section 5. PAGES 10-11
News Of the courts. Section 3, PAGE z
Municipal affairs. Section 8, PAGE Z
Fraterna1 and secret societies
Section 4, PAGE 7
City brevities Section 3, PAGE I
Classified advertising
Section 2, PAGES s. S
Real estate.
Section ?, PAGES 2-s, Section T. PAGE 5
Music notes. Section 3, PAGE 3
Art notes. Section 3, PAGE 6
Building permits. Section 2, PAGE 3
Theaters and dramatic criticism.
Section s. PAGES L.
Automobiles. Section 4, PAGES Ia
Aviation. Section /, PAGES la
Sports. Section Q, PAGES s-9
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-09
SPORTS

Canadian athletic affairs muddled by dis
bandment Of Canadian Amateur fedora
tion. Section D. PAGE
Expert criticises manner in which Amer
lean golf courses are laid out and
maintained Section 8, PAGE
Horsemen still believe that Sir Martin
was best 3-year-old in the world last
year. Section 3. PAGE
Minor leagues gain great victory in pass
age of rule prohibiting majors from car
rying more than thirty-ive men to
club. Section s. PAGE s
Amateur swimmers and divers demand
vision of rules governing competitive
contests Section g. PAGE
Prominent turfmen predict that racing
will be revived under new order OF things
as result OF oral betting experiments.
Section ., PAGE
Jockeys Pickens. Mondon and Il. Martin
CATION of recent rides. Section 3, PAGE
Lady Irma wins Capitol handicap from
hgh-cass field of sprinters at Jackson
Vile Section 3, PAGE
Alfred DE ORC defeats John DAILY in match
series involving worlds championship
at three e-cushion billiards.
Section g. PAGE
Los Angeles Athletic club stars make
cellent records in athletics during last
year. Section 3, PAGE
Jerome Keogh and others issue challenges
to Champion Hueston to play for pool
championship. Section 3, PAGE
Martin sheridan, all-round athlete and
holder OF worlds records plansl tour of
the world Section 3, PAGE
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-09
Railroad Regulation

GAS to railroad regulation, the Repub-
lican leaders admit that the laws upon
these subjects, placed there by the Re-
publican party, are imperative and a
mere sham. These laws have operated
only to increase the gross revenue OF
the railroads from one billion dollars
a year in 1895 to three billion dollars a
year in 1909, and to increase the net
income a mile of road from $1,000 in 1895
to $4,000 IN 1909.
1.-THE average annual Increase OF
(Continued ON Page SiT)
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-09
INDEX OF
EIERALD'S NEWS
TO-DAY
FORECAST

FORECAST
For Los Angeles and vicinity: Cloudy
Sunday; light northeast wind, chang
ing to south. Maximum temperature
yesterday, Cd degrees; minimum, 45
degrees.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-09

Nevada mines produce So,ooO.OoO in 1902 -
Section 8, PAGE 10
BRADSHAW Mountain mines return rich
assays Section g. PAGE 10
Doheny pays 100000 for oil land at Goa
linga. Section g. PAGE 10
Mexican Petroleum brings in new wells.
Section ), PAGE 10
Caledonian well flows 400 barrels day.
Section 8, PAGE 10
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-09
EASTERN
FOREIGN
MINING AND OIL

Japan opposes proposal of United States
for naturalization OF railways in Man
churia Section /, PAGE
Putnam patriot., 1910-02-11
FOLLOWING THE BAND.
pseesntry Appeals 70 shs Negroes
Tropical imagination.

Tropical lrnsatns;isn.
Once npan time = Philadelphia
l.Nyer came s0Hfil lie had l'air u
big speefacles. an in4aieiilfe mind.
snd he aaH5ed 10 Kusa says Harris
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fHa aszlaa faf aH This pa
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fedze. zoa aaeflf e. eae4s daf Niger
don't need go 81 sion fof parade "
Tbm had eHa'sB a m9ufhfBi Pag
eanfrg npneaEs - the negras tropical
INA gfnaflon Churches and lodges fur
nial most of the 80 la life that he
knows lie does not ask why the
brass hand IS playing lie keeps step
with the felle8 that beats the drum
and is happy
Putnam patriot., 1910-02-11
A Gloomy African Pool.

There Is a large, deep and mysterl
Gus pool In the valley of the upper
kafue river. northwestern Rhedesla
This wend aeful POOL lies ia Cat eoan
try. aud one comes TO IL quite sudden
Is, it, banks being com called by dens,
forest There n small native village
neae tbs eeol and the Inhabitants
taye "a sapefsiillous dread II II They
REFUSE ta drink the water or use II f0l
ann pufrtse whatever 10 sit beside
ta4s mt e l'ubl pssal II unknown
depth safs6 81 Hy rrr lpitaus wills
Ia ghe hesH ef the treitica1 forest
N5eaE8 iGat5e s i5elii9s IT awe II th'
tHeHzt IT cF5i fha must ClTtti9d man
Is4tl - Nf#t3t
Putnam patriot., 1910-02-11
DANCING ROLAND.
A Scotch sbephsed's Remedy For All
Kinds u Msiadiss

Kinds gf Msiadtss-
highland shepherd one Donald
NcAiplH. n famous dancer. WIS re
putrd - have cured his mistress Of a
mYstcflous maiady by means 81 dane
ing reel with her. md this story be-
Ing Hosesi abroad gained hin the reFn
iatlan II teine a successful physician
Ills humble cottage fl sleegmuiek.
overlooking sfmthspeg, Ras besieged
with crowds n patients who hoped 10
get rla Of their ailments bY dance
Wltil Donald TIE shepherd did not
h state o. fHee advantage Of this
stroke II coed luck aud soon had a
'Hree and thriving practice
The treatment adopted was very sim
pie the main features being "a fol.
iews lh c1tses Of indigestion moderate
aoses Of nedifated aqua" were tak-
en- followed by the ceum shuil, or
promenade step. For caiarrh Donald
prescribed IL order to produce perspi-
ration a large dose Of Cruel mixed
With honey and butter, followed by
eeutn erask. or highland fling. All the
different processes terminated In the
patient being well wrapped up In
warm blankets. and the doses OF medi-
cine aud dancing were repeated. nc
eurdlug to the patients constitution
and The nature Of his disease -. British
Medical Journal
Putnam patriot., 1910-02-11
He Tl,ouab,=l, Peculiar.

Some years ago Frank A Munsey
the magazine man. hired a private see
rotary Speaker Reed dropped In 10
call on MIR Munsey. who was an old
friend of his The secretary said thai
Mr. Nunser was engaged
'.All right" said Reed I'm walt :
At the end of half an hour Munsey's
door opened and the publisher ap
peared. showing his caller ant
Seeing he speaker, he eraSncd his
band and dragged him into bis Office
Al hour later when. Reed had gone.
Mr. Munsey called his secretarv.
Look here. Rieek.r he sasd, what
do soa iHe.au by letting Speaeer tired
walt oHanumBuee,l half nm hourg"
Wa "a wafh tlmi Mr.sReeds =
II ysefIaiuiv WAS .
WHY j fhenght II sNath the Rev
nr John Hall - said the secretary
pr Han has lsseu dead two years. g
answered Mapsey severely
4 know Il. replied The secretary.
'"fhath why thought II watb tho very
peculiar
Putnam patriot., 1910-02-11

by local applications, as they cannot
reach the diseased portion of the ear.
There i only one Way To cure deafness,
and that is by constitutional remedies.
Deafness Is caused by an intiamed con.
dilien of the mueouS lining ef the Eu-
stachisn T0he. When this tube is in,
famed yon have rumbling sound OF
imperfect hearing, and " hen IL Is en-
tirely closed. Deafness Is the result,
and unless the Inflammation can b.
taken out and this tuee restored 10 lis
normal condition, hearing will be DIES
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are caused by CalArrh, which Is moth,
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We will give One Hundred Do.lars
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Take Halls Family Pills for consti
pation.
Putnam patriot., 1910-02-11
The Telephone and Julius Caesar,

Julius Caesar missed a great deal In
not knowing the telephone or at least
IN not using II II he knew It, One can
SEQ the telephone engineer attached to
tie Roman pastoillee endeavoring but
without uvaii. u get an instrument In
stalled AZ The capitol aud ut the pal
ace, Il am instructed by the emperor
10 say thai he dees not desire these
barbarian NOVELTIES. aud SO Thomas
Alva Eais4nus need not call again
with Ills magician's apparatus. A
nl.ssii blnudef, We ean Imagine what
would have happened Hello. 2is1
1lberl Is 1t thou. Artemilorus4 ! TN
derstana THEFT raukst ne III this morn
lng. WhafY Details Of a pioti Go
not 10 the senate today7 Beware Of
Hrutusf Go not near tasca2 Right
aud / thank thee. Artemldoras ! viii
have an extra guard pnt On instantly
and the eease!Taters arrested And
80. though Altetnidoras was unable to
nise his Warning IN the street, h. gave
il over the telephone. aud Caesar 8
valuable life aud with It the fortune
az Rome were saved st James Ca
s.sltR
Putnam patriot., 1910-02-11
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Putnam patriot., 1910-02-11

EzE EFl Yet 9ekn WRfNHs
thc tfaia n JERSEY City aud Iried 10
slif 81 ~tnf netting enthusiasm by
eualEtlt u55stft tvi.gHs aeaagers Il the
patis ta4l tue h.d would VIII tue
tight Wl.eu ae afl'rs,'is ii,Nl the poii-
tciaH vha told the story the latter
cast doahI ~ the Nils nSlk ability
upon that particular occasion.
~ ht the hid + sure To lick that
other guy. III bet YOU gold watch
he d,,ss. confidently asserted the gam
bier
The politician remaiHed skentical,
and tie gambler pr kpo SeI exclaimed
Lock here. I'll bet you a gold watch
the best cue on this train-that the
hid Wins. and YOU can come through
the cars with me gov and pick out
the watch