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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-08-23
LUAU IN HONOR
OF JAPANESE
A BIG FEAST LAST
NIGHT AT MOTLEY HALL
Visitors Are Entertained by Oahu
League Members = Many Witty
Speeches = Poi Troubles Nip
ponese.

The final baseball game between
played last night In Motley Hall.
The kamaainas won the game, while
the visitors, who are hurrying back
to the Land of the Chrysanthemum
on the liner Tcnyo Maru today, were
beaten because they would not, and
could not, break away from the
grasp OF the local players.
The game was rather interesting,
as the baseball fans of the oahu
League gathered around long tables,
whi1h were laden with every imag-
Unable Hawaiian delicacy, and wait
ed for Umpire Marcallino to call
PLAY ball!'
The visitors and the kamaainas
did not waste much time In plung-
ing into the dishes of raw fish, to
find out whether they were good to
cat. The kamaalnas, AS is well
known, most assuredly succeeded In
emptying the contents of the dishes,
while the visitors paused and looked
at each other N wonderment.
The occasion was luau given In
honor of the Wasedas by the local
baseball fans. There was plenty OF
poi, which, unfortunately, did not
agree with the taste of the visitors.
They drove their fingers right into
the bowls without studying the art
OF skJfully twisting them and not
adding more trouble to the rest OF
their fingers. Once they were In
the bowls. they were loaded with
poi. which stuck to them unmerciful-
| ly. when they pulled them out the
poi flowed freely onto the table and
onto their knees.
Right there they realized their pi'
Ilik.a; they scratched their heads and
the poi stuck there. The rest oi
the fingers were called to kokua, but
they, too, were made fast. They
picked up the napkins, but they did
no good. They found themselves
with poi all over their hands. tt
the kamaainas It was a good joke tt
watch the famous baseball fans o'
Waseda struggling with the pol. To
the malih,nis II was certainly tho
most difficult game they had played
since their arrival in Hawaii. Tit
pilikia, however. was righted whei
the walters and mattresses brought
the basins along and advised the Wis
itors to wash their hands with wa
ter. This the visitors did and foun'
themselves greatly relieved. Ate
that they stayed with soda water an'
cakes.
The visitors were bedecked will
carnation leis, as they sat aroun'
the tables. After the luau tn
guests retired to another room an
there spent the rest of the time y
dancing and speech making.
A. Marcalllno, acting as toastmas
ter, complimented the visitors In al
appropriate speech, for their splen
did sportsmanship. He called upo
w. W. Harris to say few words
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-08-23
GOOD CONTEST
SATURDAY NIGHT
C0RDELL AND CORNYN
STAR IN MAIN EVENT
Prcliminarics Will Be Good and
Game Joe McGurn Will Make
His Bow to Honolulu Sports
0rpheum for Contest.

On Saturday night the much. talk-
ed-or return boxing match between
Jack Cordell and Pat Cornyn will
take place at the orpheum Theater.
The two men are sparing no pains
in getting into condition for the
great go. and the result should he
as good fight as the first one at
the Aloha Park was.
Cordcll is taking care of himself
nowadays, and he is doing better
work than he has done for n long
time. Jack is going to win the con.
test on Saturday night in one round
II possible. There will be no hold
ing back, and the go will be will.
ing one from the first tap of the
gong till the referee gives his doci.
sion.
Pat Cornyn IL looking well, and
he works out daily at the Fort Shat
ter gymnasium. where he has mum
Der OF willing sparrlng partners who
put the gloves on every afternoon
Pat misses brother Dicks expert ad
vice and willing lcfts. but. all thu
same, he is doing some strenuou
stunts, both with and without tn
mitts.
Judging from the last contest be
tween Cordell and Cornyn, the scral
on Saturday night should be
beauty, and IL Is hard to say how
II will end II IL not thought tina
the contest will end In a draw, al
both men will make the pace no
from the start and, In trying L
land n wallop that will bring hom'
the goods, will take chance OF re
ceiying one on the point that will
lay them out.
Joe McGurn and Jack Coll will
show In one Of the preliminarles, ant
Honolulu sports will have an oppor
tunity of seeing the Game Irish
man" in action. Coll is boxing wei
Just now, and he has been training
hard for the contest. Joe Is work
Ing out with Jack Cordell, and he
also, is In fine trim.
| Another preliminary Will be tina
between Young Scotty and Youn
Thompson of San Francisco. Scott
In known to the fight fans of Ho
nolulu. but Thompson Is an unknow
quantity.
Mike Patton will referee the mai
event. and he may be depended o
to size the AFFAIR up properly an
give good decision. Larry DE
will handle the watch, and 1t wi
he like old times to see the old spoI
tapping the gong once more.
q .; %
There are lumber OF aquatl
SpOrtsmen who are wondering
they will be arrested for "pinching
coal from the wreck of the lielgi
Many men put in the whole of SUI
day last. transferring coal from III
reef to the beach. and they thin
II hard luck II they have to lose u
coal as well as appear In court
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-08-23
MAUI VS.. CAVALRY
ON WEDNESDAY
OAHU AND MAUI MEET
ON SATURDAY NEXT
Valley islanders Determined To Win
Two Remaining Games-Much
Interest Taken in the Coming
Matches.

Tomorrow afternoon at Moanalua
the polo fans will have another
chance of seeing the Maui cracks In
action, and the team that will tackle
the Valley Islanders will be the Cav
airy. The game will start at 3
O'Clock. and there is no doubt that
the same old crowd of enthusiasts
will turn up at Moanalua.
The Cavalry have not done much
this season. but they certainly sur
priscd everyone with the game they
nut up against the Kauai bunch.
Then they could do nothing against
Oahu, and still Kauai beat Oahu. II
remains to be seen how the Leilehua
men will stack up against Maui to-
morrow.
On Saturday next Maui and Oahu
will meet. and just as big a crowd
as attended last Saturday Is expect
cd to be on hand when the hit-of is
made. Oahu will have all the local
fans roofing for them, and Maui viii
surely have lot of people wishing
them luck against the Honolulans.
The lineup OF the Oahu team foI
Saturday next will he Walter an'
Harold Dillingham;, VIII and san
Baldwin. Maui will be Represented
by Frank and Harry Baldwin, Davit
Fleming and Harold Rice.
There has been more Interest
taken this year in polo than FOL
many long day, and the games put
up have been excellent. The re-
entry Of Kauai added lot OF Inter
est. and the Garden Islanders are t.
he congratulated on the showing
they made.
Considering that II is somewhat
of an undertaking to reach Moana'
lua IL one has not got an automo'
bile. the pcr 10 showed their Inter
est In the inches by rolling up II
the mamie, they did. 1t Is to b'
regretted that the new polo field a
KapiolanI Park Is not going ahead
as quickly as II might. II the game
were played at the park there woul'
be some huge crowds to see tn
struggles.
The LeIlehua polo ground Is 4
beauty, but none of the regular III
terisland games were played ther
this year. The barracks are TOO Ia
from town and there are not man
people who could make the journe
especially on week day.
According to form, Maui shout
win from the Cavalry tomorrow an
then on Saturday there VIII be
game that will rival any played
far this season. Maui and oah
ihave for years past been great r.
, walls on the polo field, and their meet
, ing this time will cause as niue
excitement as ever.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-08-23

SOUTHAMPTON, l.. J.. Aug. Ia
Maurice T.. Mclaughlin Of Califor-
MIA won the cup here today N the
lawn tennis singles on turf courts
among the leaders OF the Eastern
tennis. In the final he defeated
Frederick c. Colston, the Maryland
player. CO, 6-1, GO. by this vic
tony. Mclaughlin becomes successor
OF william A. Larned Beals c.
Wright, william J. Clothicr and the
BI Iton. Hugh l.. Doherty.
The final of the doubles resulted
In reversal OF form for the scratch
pair. william A. Larned and Maurice
Il. Mclaughlin defeating the Pacific
Coast team OF challengers for ma
tional doubles after Ave heart break
ing sets at Sc. 40. 7-5, 81, Cd
I.arncd was n weak shot on the win
ming team. Mclaughlin almost play
ing the game alone. HIS smashe'
and his good lobbing outnumbercd
Larncd's nets aud outs, which were
numerous.
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the company. Harris picked up the
Hawaiian word Aloha" and told the
malihinis II meant greeting" ant
goodbye" in Hawaii mel. Manager
Percsa of the Portuguese team alst
made complimentary speech, which
was appaudcd heartily by the Wis
itors. Sergeant Davis, captain o
the Marine team, responded agree
ably. Editor Onodera spoke on be
half of the japanese press.
Professor Abe. who Is an exper
after dinner speech maker. was thu
recipient OF prolonged applause afte
he had said many things about goo'
and clean craftsmanship. He SAT-
he was n firm believer in interna
tional sports.
Editor Sheba was another speaker
He praised the kamaainas for thei
kindly treatment of the Waseda
during their short stay In Hawaii.
Fukabori, the champion batter o
the Wascda team, was decorate'
with a gold medal, given by Henri
Walker. OF, the first baseman o
the team. will go to the States +
enter into business.
The luau. which was given unde
the personal supervision Of Mr.. an
Mrs. j. Motley was great success
Continued from Page ~
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-08-23
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-08-23

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Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-08
Garment Workers
Decline Proposal
Strikers in Chicago Repudiate Rickert
as Leader and Seek Aid of
Labor Federation.

CHICAGO Nov, The outlook for an
early settlement of the garment workers
strike went glimmering today when the
strikers declined the proposed agreement
offered by T. A. Rickert, president of the
United Garment Workers. repudiated him
as a leader and sought the aid OF the Chi
cago Federation Of Labor
While the federation il debarred from
taking active charge OF the strike, dele
gates voted to place the executive board
at the disposal OF the garment workers,
with instructions to give them every as
sistRnce.
NEW YORK. ..ov. IA climax in the
strike Of express drivers and helpers Is
expected tomorrow and this, in the opln-
ion of the strike leaders. will be in the ma
ture OF general strike.
After conferences today between Daniel
]. Tobin, president OF the International
Brotherhood OF Transfers: Valentine Hoff-
man, vice president, and Samuel Gompers
II was announced that a meeting of the
Joint executive council of the brotherhood
would DO held tomorrow to discuss the ad-
visibility OF q general strike.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-08

CATTLE-The week opens out with a
very moderate run, there being consider
here a week ago. Western rangers made
up the big bulk of the offerings although
there was fair sprinklng of more or less
cornfed beeves. Advices from eastern mar
kets were conflicting and the local demand
was anything but urgent, 20 chat trade was
slow right from the start and except on
the more desirable kinds the trend OF values
was lower. Aside from the fact that the
movement was suggy the situation pre-
scented no new features as compared with
the latter part of last week. and the bulk
OF the receipts changed hands at prices
that were not materially different from
those prevailing on Friday. The under
tone TO the market is very weak, how
ever, and little Improvement need be ex-
pected until there. is a revival Of activity
in the eastern beef market.
Business in cows and heifers was slow
from start to finish although prices were
little, IL any, lower than at the close Of last
week Supplies were only moderate and in
addition to the usual demand from local
packers there was very fair inquiry for
shipping account, 80 that anything at all
desirable found a ready sale. Medium and
common stuff however, was hard TO move
and in some cases prices looked shade
lower than Friday.
Notwithstanding the slow and lower close
to the market for stocSers and feeders
last week, the trade this morning was
quite brisk and desirable offerings sold
readily at somewhat stronger figures.
Feeders are looking for revival OF demand
from the country as soon as election is
over and as the recent heavy decline has
brought the markete to an attractive basis
II is expected that country buyers and
orders will be more numerous this week
than last week. Strong to dime higher will
about cover the cost, but the tone to the
trade was better and movement more lively
than 1t was at any time last week.
Quotations on native caJtie: 5000 to
| choice beef steers, S6.5Og7.2 5i rair to good
| beef steers, IS 5OQ6 20; common to fair beet
| steers, 81. 25Q5 %; good TO choice COWS and
| hefers, 81 25d5.O0: fair to GOOD cows and
| heifers, 50 .4694 .O0 comnsGs TO fair cows
and heifers. 81 1908. 40i good to choice stock
sfS ana 5e gS fs.dsS On e sn 70 GOOD
to fair stOckers and feeders, g COOS so;
stock heifers, 81. 0Oa4 Is; veal calves, s. 500
| 1885, bulls, stays, etc. So. 00D4.75.
| Quotations on range cattle: Choice to
! prime beeyes, IS 0O9s.75; good TO choice
! at IS; common to fair beeyes, S. 7O6I4 : 10;
| good to choice heifers. 81 OJG15 OO: good TO
! choice cows, $1,000 So: fair TO good cows
! SO 1904 90. Gamers, 81 .75d350
] REPRESENTATIVE sales:
Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-08

SHEEP Moderate receipts Of sheep aud
lambs this morning found trade that was
uncertain and slow. Common strings OF
grass stock made up the bulk OF offerings
and this phase Of the market probably
had more to do with its duh appearance
than any other condition. Nobody is very
anxious for pee-wee lambs tnat must he
dipped before going 70 the country on TOT
of usefulness Is past.
As compared with the low spots last
week II was a generally steady trade on
the ordinary run OF feeder stuff. Inquiry
only fair and poorer offerings had TO sell
on n CatCh-as-cat Ch-Can basis. Really
good feeders brought figures little, n any
lower than those quoted last Friday. Thin
500, while fleshy feeder lambs sold around
So
The demand for fat stock was necessarily
ample because the supply was relatively
light. Sorts OF grass shipments were Sc
we're a usual but values or good grades
remained steady. Very little business was
done during early hours owing 20 the de
lay caused by shaping up the supply and
OF range lambs are quotable AZ $3.50, while
II takes choice fat wethers to reach $500
weli-finishe6 fed stuff Is not running
tered to afford a thorough test Of values,
Good corn finish is wanted at small pre-
mums over good grass finish, but half
feds are slow at feeder prices.
choice lambs. Sc 258C6O; fair 70 good lambs,
teOOq625; feeding lambs, t375@5.65; handy
weight yearings, A9Od5.25: heavy year
linEs. N0Od5,OO; feeder yearllngs. ASd
500; good to choice wethers, 862u4.1O; fair
to good wethers. S35088.S5 feeding weth-
fat ewes So lOd365; feeding ewes. S2.25qS,OO
Gamers, d.5Od2B.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-08
EEWYORE STOCKS AND BONDS
Market Approaches Eve Of Elections
in State Of Stagnation.
UNION PACIFIC MORE ACTIVE
statistics OF Copper Producers' Assoc
citation Distinct Disnppointment-
EARLY Publication Made Sup
posedly for Purpose.

NEW YORK. Nov. The stock market
came TO the eve OF the elections in a state
or sem-stagnation. How far that con
9iuQn was due 70 soictude over the poll
uGal outcome did not clearly appear.
Union Pacific came forward into greater
relative prominence supplanting Reading
IN the position second to United states Steel
The proportion Of United States Steel TO
the total dealings was maintained al near
one-third and the combined dealings i'm
Union Pacific and Reading exceeded
snBhtly the transactions i'm United States
Steel The reason for the increased at
tention given to Union Pacific was not
forthcoming The market closed irregular
put with renewed upbidding Of Union Pa
eiuc tor sustaining purposes The stats
for october were a distinct disappoint-
nent The publication. also. was made
IN advance of the usual periods for its
appearance, suggesting a purpose to hasten
the disclosure OF its contents The early
publication coincided with active crcula-
ton OF new rumors concerning the copper
trade and a supposed intention to advance
the prices Of the copper industrials.
Inc effect of the showing on the copper
industrials wasp partly neutralized by the
revived rumors of harmonizaton OF the
principal American copper interests.
Railroads in the southern group showed
some special strength owing to the de-
cision Of the Interstate Commerce Com
mission in favor Of state advances asked
for
The money position seemed uncertain.
lime loans were strong and call money
again touched 4st per cent last week :
maximum. The private discount rate au-
Vanced in London. The foreign exchange
markets here continued to recede, the
Paris exchange rate especially yielding
Bonds wsre irregular. Total sales. par
value, S2327,0O0 United States bonds were
unchanged on call.
Number of sales and leading quotations
on stocks were a g fOllOuva.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-08
NEW YORK. BONDS
Facility in Meeting November Re
auirsments Relieves Apprehension.
STEEL AND COPPER FIoURIsHNG
Easing OF Money Position Abroad
Appears 70 Have Important Rear
inE on strength developed
In the Market.

NEW YORK, Nov. The facility vit1
which the November requirements we're
mot in the money market relieved the
speculation in securities last week % apprc
hersion on that score and encouraged
resumption Of the operations for the adj
vance. which had been interrupted the
week before. Tho week passed also With
out the furry IN the financial markets
sometimes incident to the eve OF an cleo
ton.
The good promise said to be discerned IN
the steel and copper industries was al
vanced as a primary motive for tho fresh
advance in stock prices. The easing ot
the money position abroad seemed TO have
an important bearing on the strength de-
veloped I'm the stock market. Not only was
the risk averted OF a direct demand on
New York gold supplies by a diversion ~
the pressure from London but there was
evidence ON the foreign exchange market
that the Paris and London markets were
resorted TO by New York borrowers through
the medium Of bankers finance bills aoid
In the exchange market. Il was believed
that the regources thus secured were ap-
piled to tho large operations in the stock
market, which have been the feature
through October
Banking opinion IL not fully agreed aH 90
the olearness OF the OUTLOOK The compare
tive ease OF the call money market 10 70.
garded as partly fictitious from the desire
OF leaders TO hold their funds subject 60
recall in the belief that higher rates will
prevail later. The rising quotations for
time loans are corroborstivs Of this view.
Discounting Of commercial paper 70 very
sluggish.
The fact that the Michigan Central was
driven to the issue Of one-year notes owing
TO inability TO place a bond issue 20 secure
needed funds was accepted as an add
uonal symptom 70 the fall in British CON
soils to the lowest price since ls97 the flat
teulng out Of the September activity In the
bond market and the growing excess m
loans over deposits OF the New York hankK
These various phenomena Join in the indi-
cation Of a condition of strain on capital.
Reports that orders for steal rails we're
coming IN from the railroads and that COP
per was being bought for future delivery
and on q rising scale of prices we're In
strumental. in holding the prices OF secur-
ties firm against questionable factors in the
money situation. 1t was asserted, also,
that the stock market was anticipating the
passing OF the unBettlinR influences OF the
political campaign. The period Of the cleo
lions IL supposed to fix some Intepatd re-
sumption Of demand for materials by the
railroads and corresponding revival 10
looked for in other departments OF In
dustry.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-08
LncnI Securities.

Quotations Furnished by Burns, Brinksr
& Co, 449 New Omaha National bank build
Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-08
NEw YORK GENERAL MARKET
Quotations Of the Day on various
Commodities.

NEW YORK. nov. 7.-FLOUR-Duu:
spring patents 85.l5d5.i0, winter straights,
clears, N15aLlO; winter extras, No. /. s3.tO
d3.7O; winter extras No. 2, S3.25qa4O; Kan
sas straghts, N6O0i75. Rye flour,
s. % per 100 pounds
CORNNIEAIs-Steady; fine white and vel
low, $L15dl2O, coarse. Sl1Od1 10; kiln dried,
WHEAT-spot market steady; No. 2 red.
g5Hc, elevator, and g5SHc afloat. Futures
market was firm at the start on the cables,
but later sed off under renewed selling
on very favorable crop news from Argen-
tine and in absence OF an active demand
for surplus stocks, closing y to &c net
lower. December closed at y6ssC; May,
SLO2lsq1 Oslo, closed at $1O22s; July closed
at 81 UOia.
w. CORN-spot market easy; No. ?, 57lsc
elevator domestic basis to arrive c. /. Z. and
579sc T. b. afloat Futures were without
transactions closing at i6hc net decline.
December closed 554c May, 56lac.
OATS-Spot market steady; futures
market without transactions closing un-
changed to &c net lower. November Closed
$3.50; December, 37%c; May. $3.50, and
HAY-Steady: prime. s11Oa1 12ts; No. ],
$40 71Ral.1O; No. 2, 95c0$1.OO; No. 8. SOft9Oc.
HOPS-Steady; state common to choice,
1910 crop, 1SG23c; 1903 crop 15QlSc; Pacific
coast, 1910 crop, 14GlsC
HIDEs-steady; Central America 21lac;
BOgota, 22Q23c
LEATHER-ttrmi hemlock firsts, 23la0
251zc; seconds 2llza23c; thirds, 10000; re-
tects, 16917c
PROVIsIONs-Pork, steady; mess, 5000
family, $24O0d25.O0; short clears, S2lOOG
22.jO. Beef steady; mess. Sl5.0O0l5.50; fam
lily, S19O0u20O0; beef hams, S23O0Q25.O0. Cut
meats steady; picked bellies, 10 to IA lbs,
$125.00a1SO0; picked hams. S1A50. Lard
steady; middle west prime, nLgOa12O0i re-
fined, steady; continent, $3.50; South Amer
lea, &325; compound, S9.371alt9 62iR.
TALLOW-Steady; prime city. 77sc; coun-
try 7SqSizc.
BUTTER-Firm; creamery specials, 331Rc;
extras. 32c; third to first, 24d3Oc; held
creamery second to special, 25a321ac; state
dairy common to finest 24qSOc; process,
second to special. 2d27c; imitation cream
cry, first, 24a25c; factory, June make, first,
24d24lhc; current make, 23hc.
CiEESE-Firm; skins, full to special
12hql2&c.
EGGS-Firm; fresh gathered, extra first
32934c first, 2Sd3lc; seconds. 25dZ7c; fresh
gathered dirties, No. 1, candled, 23a24c
No 2 2lq2c; refrigerator. special marks,
fancy, in local storage, 255aG26C; first, 2l1h
t25c; seconds, 221a6,24c.
POUbTRY-Alive, steady; spring chick
ems, 1212ntSc fowls, 125R013c; turkeys, 1sd
20c Dressed, easy; western broilers ia
2Oc; western fowls llql71zc; western spring
turkeys, 14d22c