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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-09-05

tas. Hacienda svemguaciones, eneon
tre que el comerelanTe alaman 8
eaian me reflero. eonpra hoy las p
tatas Il lnlsmo hacentae,o que i
| conpraba hace seis amos. r.sJe naeel
dado CANA eyactameMte el lnlsnlo dl
nero por su producto que 10 que ga
naba antes.
La pregmta es: cquien es el qu
ise lleva el ol.lo extra ? Antiguamen
| te el hacendado llevaba sus patata
en- un caro- hasta Long Island City
y ALI las pasaba al earro del conner
ciante aleman. Ahora es Giferente
! Ell hacendado no puede hacer csc
porque hay enLong Island una grail
corporation que erecoge los productos
! Y el hacendado tlene que vendeflG
todo 4 esa corporation 0 10 Nendel
naaa. Esta corporation pasa esos
lfoduc-os a otra corporaclol Ole
i los alma cena. Eetolces los Terlo.
/ carries eogen las pttatas y aunaen-
tan los gastos de 5rasporte Esto "a
! hacen tres corporaciones. Fli-al2ael
te. pasan los pgodoc,os a poder Dc
otra corporation cue los distribuEe
| En- II ci,.3ad de New York las
! patatas pagan tribute 4 esas s.gan
/, tescas eofpNacloaes. Lo mlsmo p@sa
con fodos lbs producJos que ssrNen
de alimento
Es necesario que el pueblo tensa
.4livio y el pueblo no buscara aivl,
en- el partido que le ha puesto en- esas
condiciones. Sc ha alejado Gel pafti-
do rcpslblieano y esta bascando e
partido democratic; Las gentes estan
efnpazando ! d, se euenta ete 10 que
pasa Esto es un ma gniilco slgno Y e:
indication de democracia ogreslEa
Mr.. Hearst ha heeho nHcno con
su vigorosa canlpaaa. pero nlsda tan
iInportaafe como Ia lecelon .ue ha
easel4do Il pta-.eo a que pieassn
per 81 n.isllo. El resultado de teaeI
eriterio propio es que los Soraases
c9loquen en- las oflclAas 1 h0Mnres
Il ll5rea !: cata Las rafef!aas cue
q pt,.lee necesHa
De@emos renef fonbres }uenos
para haeer denloeraela progressive.
lombres jovenes. hoara6os y since
ra-. III parlldo denceraTa s. ha ste
racr ouen exito III las elecciones
deer syeeer oolGeioaes i los presea-
tes leulas.
ID debe buyL4rse unQ dal
. .nloN.aHento jasaT4eflte Sc prueba POI
q be dc Que eso noylnneaJo aa
lIe=& 4 hasta a aan.ao. Aaar5e
q LIS rporacioae5 y ics al3Us3s &C
los Ia Gauss de Ia earesr.a de
las a0sa IA ta....a p,oatd. Ia rarst I
Is I'll 10 alta. Fi~ce mas que pro
/ tessr, quete p. hay que oas+.
rar qae M enriqueee u trahaj.s,of
slne, 5a.e e1y,oeeee B III favoriros i,
~ rc.ra o.9os
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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-09-05

verse runnero 81 una ccmblnaclon es
ul4 r2on,poho Fl juez Lacomhe dilo
Que era legal Que DOS hombres Que
a({a2llisuen dos companies Gle e.
\ press se conlblnen: pero tai conlblna--
! cion no me parece legal, poreue no
impide que IN teraero forme una
conlpailia de Ia mlslna clase en- Ia lnis
ma elpdad
DE otro lado, 81 los dueIlos de las
linicas dos nlinas de carbon en- una
ciudad Sc eombinen, porque constl
tuiria un nonopoEo. =
Sc deben haceI leyes impldiendo
que las corporaciones rebalen los
preeios para aplastar a los competl-
dores. Una corte de Minnesota dilo
Ia. un rico que monte una barberla al
lado de la de un pobre q. lie ha oca-
sionado un disgusto, puede ser proce
sado, por conducir un elegoclo ouyo
Iobieto es descrur el negoclo de otro.
Esa es una huena ley Y un buen Sen
t;do com in. Ina ginese 10 que ESQ sig
r;ficaria cuando Sc aplicata a Stan
dard Oil Co o al trlNt del aZacar.
.El inyeetar capltales falsos en "a
clones de los ferroc arllles to5Fas cor
poraeioaes. debiera ser prohibidoI
por Ia ley; toda cosa que slgnlti-
Que Ia Introduction de nuevos capl-
tales en Is eenpanias. debe ser san
cionado por el goblerno antes de
que Sc lleve a etecto.
La question de IN banco central
les tamhien aIgo de q. las gentes de-
bieran ocuparse Mr.. Morgan. oue
la hecho tantas cosas imporTanles
iurante su vida debiera ftlrdar IN
baneo dc esta clase, rodeado de re
glas honradas en- tai forma, d. tooo
Ihombre q. acuda q q reciha IN ira
tamiento correcto. E debiera enor-
gullecerse de esto pues Que seria
de beneticio universal.
Como estan las cosas ahoras, los
aegocios estar en- manos de cientos
de hancos q. tienen sus proplas re-
slasy q haeel prestalnos V Cescuen
tos COMO ellos quierea. Is sab,lo q
esos bancos hacen ga4anclas eAAor
nltantes cobrandoeleNados lnteleses.
,tOtcos passes han .esuelto esta
question fernando una gran lnsulTu
clon banca]la en- deaGe toetos los
honlbres obflenen igHal trato. Con
frecuencia cuaado e alnero esta en-
New York, a s " 9 por olento, y en-
Paris, Londres Y Berlin, est.@ 4 G.
pCr eiento
For sQpuesto, no hay Que preguna /;
/ tar quien Is eI q!,e h3ee Il ganancls
cuanlto el liineIo est5 ! 5 Q 9 5, Esra
fllera de du,la Que el esta hlecinliento
| lie IN gran banco central d2lla solu-!
ci5n al pro3!ema.
Con IespeeIo 4 los precios en los
i ielYocarrile> Y debe e,lr aoGeres !. IN
/ ouefs5o cents para Que file Ia ga,an-
ci1 i Ia que IN le.Toe,slril tiene c,ere-
cho
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-09-05
Entered the Post Ofce San Juan P. r.
% second class matter July 1900.
La Correspondence de Pto. Ric,
PRECIO DE sUSCRIPCION
EN- TODA LA lsLA
Por medic de los Agentes un NUN o-o2
DirecR Un trimestre oro .....S2-25
On semestre $3.50
Unaho por adelantadosS-oo
Ea 81 exterior. Unano oro..SS-O0
IDEN.NUEVOS HOMBRES
Y NUEYAS IDEAS

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tuASlsn ponlloa en .lel1'e .'ei Pa :,
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1.1 II ouai '1 = ase5'4a - t''e ~ - 9 :
4uago ..No = % 1es'N'e-1el.', 80. -
Naoa LAY q0e 7s'eo.a ..u.a -
ua,es ton'leos ~ e-1l.'9il 80 - 80. -, =
,aoos olnuosViJo $ 80 Nsl5'l .5a :.
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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-09-05

Hay cericultores o,ls neeesitGa
magordomos" y hay "nacg goraomos 5
eaie necesltaa eo!ocael<rl EsGs do
espjirdctones Sc e7acuentran con dy.-
ets.tad Y resarco. Amoas colactdsrd.
TGplGameglte 81 los deseos as .ldyorl.
mos y Ceracul!o-es Sc onunclln q
La Correspondencta'. Hay en- es
e oaarlo esleclGl q modlcd ,arV4 !.
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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-09-05
Consoles ALAS MADREs,-r

q =.
Consoles A Las MADRES.-Ef
Sarabe calm ante della Senora win slow
debe de usstse siempre que los nil q
'estan en- ell periodo de Il dentici0 n.
Proportions alivio Immediate al pea ue
NO paciente produce un sDeflo nat U raI
y tranquilo, alivia ell dolor y ell An 70,
lliso despierta mUy vivo y alegre. Ea
muy agrAdaole 81 paladar. calm al
aifio abianda sus dolores, hace fac il il
funcion del estomago y regula 10 8 in
tentinos Es el meior remejio CO nocis,
Go para Ia dIarrea yaprovenga % t. Dc
Is denticion 8 de cualquiera otra. Ten
case Inucho cuidsdo en- pe6ir ell "Jara
be Calmante de Ia setora winslov" 81
l hejords todos.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-03-10
HAWAII" IS Being FITTED
OUT and PAINTED
Yacht VIII Take Big Crowd to Pearl
HArboF March 20-0ood Races
Assurshbsa9

On next Sunday week the yachting
season will open and It will be cele.
bratsd by cruise to Pearl Harbor
where 2 number of rowing and sailing
races will be pulled OF.
The Hawaii. which is to carry the
hopes Of these islands In the trans
Pacific race. will sail down to Pearl
Harbor with a party Of guests, and
luncheon will be provided on board. A
charge Of $3.50 per head will be made
for the kaukau, but the trip down will
cost nothing The Hawaii is being
fitted out and painted in preparation
for the long trip to the mainland, and
she will be In the best possible condi.
ton when she leaves for the Coast.
The crew has not yet been selected,
but It Is expected that something will
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-03-10
ALL READY FOR
Jewels vs.. ]. A. c.
BERT BOWER WILL
HANDLE INDICATOR
Slight Change in Prices Of Admis.
sisn-Two Games ct Athletic
Park on Sunday-First Meeting
Of Seniors and Juniors. "

=
There Is a lot of enthusiasm be-
ing shown in the Diamond Head-J.
A. c. series Of games that is to be
started up on Sunday next, and ut
would appear to be certain that some
close and exciting matches will be
played before the deciding third
game Is won. The team that wins
three out Of the Ave games will be
declared the champions. and ss both
mines have large following OF fans,
there is going to be something do
Ing for sure. ,.et
This will be the frst meeting Of q
senior and junior team In u series
OF gamesa and although, there has
been Q great. amount of talk about
the respective ability Of the mines.
nothing really definits IL known. Tbs
juniors will be playing on their own
ground and they will feel at home.
while the other bunch, accustomed
to playiHg en- the larger ground. will
lhn3ostS -feef around for q while.
The question of an umpire was
q much vexed one. and for q time
It was hard. to decide who to get.
However, arrangements were made
whereby Bert Bower, the best man
In the Territory with the indicator,
was prevailed upon to take the Job.
Bert. Is too well known to need
any Introduction. For years he act.
ed a. umpire for the big league and
his decisions were always good. He
Will be the right man in the right
place at the Athletic Park, and the
players are lucky to have him to call
PLAY ball"
The j. A. Cs. have decided to play
the following team in their first
game with the Jewels: Kealoha.
D.: Hoopii. c.; Dreier. h.; Franco,
3D.; Akana, S.; Ross, 3d.; Walker,
CT; Zerbe. RI; Wakita, II. There is
only one Japanese on the team. and
that 10 Wakita, who plays in the
left field. However, the Japanese OF
the city take the greatest Interest
In the team and root for 1t Just the
same 40 II the players were sons OF
Nippon.
A change has been made In the
admission charges to the grounds,
and for the Diamond Head-J. A. C,
series the prices will be az follows:
l Cepter section of grandstand, 35c.
both wings of grandstand, 25c.:
bisachers. 15c.
There should be big crowd Of
fans present at the Athletic Park
whom the first ball Is pitched ney,
Sunday, and the crowd will certainly
be rewarded with hrst-class game
Of baseball. The Muhocks and Asa
his will provide some fun for the
early arrivals at the park. and wher
! the minors are through with theil
game, the inter-league spasm will
begin.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-03-10
annual MEETING
TOMORROW night
PROSPECTS BRIGHT FOR
THE COMING SEASON
All 0ldtimers Will Play and Many
New Arrivals Will Appear on
Field - Another Excursion to
Maui Il PLANNED.

Tomorrow. night the crickstsrs
will once more get together and
start ~ ball rolling for next sea-
sons ny. The meeting will be
held ~ Castle & Withington's once
at 1870 o'clock. The usual bunch
OF wiilow-wielders will doubtless at
tend. and all the business OF elect
Ing officers and deciding on the
opening date of the season will be
talked over.
The coming season should be a
good one. as there are quite q num-
Der Of players Of the game among
the new arrivals In the city. The
cricket ground is In good order. and
there Ia an abundance of 'cricketine
material on hand.
Although there does not appear tc
be any chance In the near future oil
there being any matches against
British men-of-war. 40 there wsrs
last season with the Flora and Cam
brian elevens. there can always b,
matches arranged With the crews o
the df6ereht "tfafnp- BfitiSh uoat,
that from time to time arrive In thi
port. 90 itff
Then Bishop 4 Co. can be relic,
upon to put elevens In the Geld and
like last year, provide some Of tn,
best matches seen on the local field
The banking bunch are good at tn,
game. and the II. c. c. has to watcl
lite laurels when the coin-spinnerl
are up against them.
Bob Anderson, the best bat in tn,
Territory, will be In the game with
his usual whole-heartness, and
should he strike form early in tn,
season. will no doubt knock up {
long string OF centuries. Bob Il
there with the ball, too, and he cap
tured large number OF wickets las
year at a very moderate cost.
Then the &c. o. M OF loca
cricket. r. A. Jordan. has been en-
ticed back to the fold, and instea,
of spending all his spare time OF
the golf links he will once NOR,
show the younger generation how 4
hit the bowling all over the shop
Big-hitter Morse. who last year
after a retirement from the game 70
about two years. came back and sool
got into form and did some battinl
and bowling that was worthy Of hi
oldtime style. will don the flannel
this season. and there In mn DON h
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-03-10
M(FADDEn BEAT n|IO
man N SIX ROUNDS
Clarence Reynolds ,Was TAksu Into
Camp = NcFsdd1p = 70 Boa
Tommy harlow Tonight at Lei.
lehua. fTS

Jack McFadden returned from Hilo
this morning on the Claudine. and the
lightweight reports that be took the
goat Of Clarence Reynolds In the sixth
round Of what was scheduled TO be 4
hfteen-round 20.
Jonathan is going out to Leilehua
this afternoon, and he IL booked to
box Tommy NARROW OF the Fifth Cav
airy tonight at Schoheld Barracks
McFadden Is in good condition ant
feels confident that he can account fol
the soldier. I..
MARROW will be remembered by tn,
fight fans as the man who appeared
several times at the orpheum. II,
has mixed It with the best men In tn,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-03-10
OLD QUESTION IS
REVIVED ONCE MORE
WAS SULLIVAN
Il REALLY CHAMPION ,
Authorities Disagree on Point
Some Say Suihvan's Drawing Of
Color Line Prevented Him Be.
ing Real Champion.

Once more the old question has been
revived. WAS John l.. Sullivan ever
champion Of the world, and II so,
why?"
Pugilistic authorities disagree on
this point, some contending that he
was the champion, and others argu'
ing against II says the Chronicle.
There Is little question, however. but
that he was recognized as the cham
pion under the London prize-ring
rules, and many Of the sporting ex'
perts have admitted his right to the
TILE up to the time Of his defeat by
James j. Corbett.
sullivan's draw with Mitchell in
France has been taken In certain quar-.
tiers as questioning his right to the
belt. but, as he was champion at the
time and was not defeated. Il could
hardly AFFECT his right. II has also
been held against Sullivan that he
drew the color line. and was there
fore not real champion. This alsJ
Is q matter OF debate.
In 1869 Tom Allen Of England ana
Mike NcCool fought near st. Louis
for the worlds championship. and Nc
Cool won on foul In nine rounds.
In 1873 Tom Allen and McColl fought
again. and Allen regained the cham
pionship.
Joe Goss, an Englishman, fought
Allen near Covington, KY, In 1876
rounds. Then Paddy Ryan was match
ed with G0ss, and In 1880 won after
eighty-seven rounds at Collier. w. Va
II appears from this history thai
Ryan had right to the champion
ship. Sullivan was matched with Ry
an In 1882 at Mississippi City. Miss.
and knocked Ryan out In nine rounds
This, as has been stated. was undel
prize-ring rules. and II was because
OF this fight that Sullivan claimed thu
championship.
In 1885 Jem Smith claimed the hea
vyweight championship of Englant
and fought Jack Davis for the title
Smith, won and was hailed as cham
pion Of England, but not worlds cham
pion.
About this time, 1887, Jake Kilraii
challenged Sullivan for $4,000 sid
and the belt. but through disagree
ment between Sullivan and Fox tn
match fell through, Kilrain claime'
the title, but sporting men never rec
lognissd him ,5 ~ .,.st y
Ia December 1887. Kibain an
lem Smith fought a draw that las
J ed 106 rounds. In 1889 Sullivan cha
lenged Kilrain for $4,000 side. an
they fought In Richmond. Miss. wit
hare knuckles. Sullivan defeated XII
rain IL seventy.fye rounds.
That was the last championshi
fight under London prize ring rule
and, as Kilrain had drawn with tn
champion Of England and been de
feated by Sullivan. the contention
seems good that Sullivan had pei
feet right to the title.
Many have claimed that Charli
Mitchell shared the honors with Su
Ivan because Of his thirty-nine roun
draw. Sullivan thereafter travelled tn
world over boxed all corners and ne'
err met defeat.
| Peter Jackson came from Australi
as champion Of that country. but Sull
van always drew the color line. Co
bett. however. fought sixty-one roun
draw with jackson and In Septembt
1892. beat Sullivan In twenty-on
rounds.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-03-10

The Honolulu baseball league will
hold Its meeting on Monday next. ]
was postponed from last night on &C
count Of several OF the members beinI
away from town. .1Hs
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-03-10
DON AID DASHLS FROM
RORTIU0 CRITTERS.

Tug Davis, Of the Fourteenth In
fantry, and champion broadswordsman
fencer. ETC., ia going to settle In Ho
nolulu a. soon as he Is mustered Out
on arrival Of the regiment at sar
Francisco.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-03-10

i y n y n q 1 . u y q a a u u u n
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-03-10
4 = = = = = Va y Y y n = u an
LANGFORD and FLYNN
TO BOX ON THURSDAY
THE Fireman May Not Repeat His
Victory Of -Four Weeks Ago
Burns Would Fight Negro.

This day week Sam Langford and
Jim Flynn will once more meet in
the squared circle, and then once
and for all the matter Of who Is the
better man with the mitts will be
decided. According to all the ac-
counts of the go that reached THIS
city. Langford was not In It with
the Fireman" during the nrst fight.
However, there are plenty OF wise
people who seem to imagine that the
black can make a better showing
than he did before. and that the 90
on st. Patrick's Day will have Diff
ferent termination to the one OF q
few weeks ago.
Unless Langford Is a wonder at
stalling. he would appear to have
no chance against the Irishman, but.
then. there are many followers of
the game who consider that the short
distance travelled was against Lang
ford. and that he will show up much
better In the 45-round contest.
Should Langford defeat Flynn,
there Is match awaiting him
against Tommy Burns, who is get
ting into form down In Australia.
Hugh Mcintosh is trying to arrange
things for Tommy to fight Langford
after the Burns-Lang contest,
Should Burns go down to Lang
there would be no further talk OF
the ex-champion boxing the negro.
n q =
The endurance motorcycle race thai
was suggested by Bill Chiffon Is beini
considered by the agents and riders o
the different brands OF machines. ana
It may be settled that Oahu will sex
q 1000 miles race. Ten times arount
the island would do the trick almost
and the extra forty miles could b.
easily done so as 70 finish In the cen
ter Of the city.
The Halelwa Marathon Is a settle,
affair and the excursion train has al
been arranged for. The big crow
that went down last wear will be abb
to do the same on April 3, and foil,
party is sure to make the trip.
4 q 4 4 4 = = 4 4 4 = q 4 q = =
be done In the matter In the near n
ture. II the trip could only be dop
In little less time-there and tn
race back-there are many amateu
sailors who would Jump at the chanc
Of going up on the Hawaii.
All the arrangements for the regatt
at Pearl Harbor are nearly complete
and Commodore Jaeger and a part
went down on the ~Kalamanu II an
' Hooked over the ground the other da.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-03-10

Now that some Of the men are
signing an snti-meat pledge. let the
girls sign an anti-sweetmeat pledge.
Hit, the meat trust and the sugar
trust Observation-Disclosures Journal.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-03-10
eossa EVENTS.

4 Secretaries and managers of q
= athletic clul are invited to send q
q Id the dated Of any events which 4
= they may = getting up. for In. u
4 sertion undf the above head. q
= Address al Communications to =
q the Sporting Editor. Bulletin n. II
q pasebail. 4
\ ATHLETIC PARK. Il
" March i3-Dlanond Heads vs.. 4
= J. A. ca q
q March 1s-Muhocks vs.. Asahis. Il
4 March 20-LDiamond Heads Va. 4
q J. "A. G. q
4 Tug of-War, q
4 ATHLETIC PARK. q
20 March 19--International Series. 4
~ Regatta. 4
20 Pearl. HARBOR. u
= March 20--sailing and Rowing II
q Races. 4
= Marathon. !,
4 April 3.-Haleiva Annual Race. :,
= April 5--Motorcycie Race. 8,
IL April s--Bicycie Race. q
10 iandbsiI. 8,
= y. N. C. A. q
y MTch iOTtiigh School Tourna. q
g ment l q
% Fistic. =
= LEILUHUA. {;
u March lo--McFsdden w. NARROW. .
IL ~ Resss Racing. 4
a. WAlLUKUf q
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-03-10

Cav. Of the Marines. had his eye In
iured In practice game on Tuesday
he may be out Of the sport for the
coming season.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-03-10

A. X. Vierra Is looking pleased ovel
the prospects Of the tug-of.war propo
sition and the men who are to pull II
II are practicing all sorts Of hand ant
foot work.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1910-04-28
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