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The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-02-15
FRITZ HOLLAND
VS.. SULLIVAN

The Fritz Holland-Mik (Twin)
Sullivan go at Rossland, B. c.. about
which SO much has appeared in
print during the past few months, is
practically assured. Smith and Nc
Arthur, the Rossland hotel men,
have decided to stage the bout i'm
mediately after the skating rink
closes in April, and negotiations
have already been opened with the
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-02-15

LONDON. - Militant suffragets
announce in their newspaper that
they have abandoned, temporarily.
at least, their campaign of physical
force,
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-02-15

Twin to secure his presence in the
British Columbia town.
Rossland fight bugs swear by Hol-
land and from present indications
the local welterweight will be in
stalled favorite over the ring vet
eran who claims the welterweight
title. Excursions from various sur
rounding towns are planned. while
special train will probably be
made up in Spokane for the trip.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-02-15

rooster managed to get loose and
caused considerable excitement on
busy corner.
Jim Jeffries balks at coffee
when il training. He says it is
the worst thing going for the
digestion.
Somebody criticized Bat Nelson
for calling AID Wolgast a SNAKE"
the other day. This word is copy
righted by Nelson. He invariably
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-02-15
PAL MOORE.

Speaking about your equator
babes. this Pal Moore, who so de.
cisively defeated Harry Thomas.
the English bantam. is the real
nectarine. He's the warmest little
proposition the fight brigade has
seen since Bob Fitzsimmons gave
our bank rolls apoplexy by putting
the wallop on Jack Dempsey.
II Pal Moore isn't the bantam
cock of the walk inside a year 1t
will be ring mystery. Not much
more than II, he is probably the
classiest boy of his weight around
New York. where the little fellows
are popular
They say Moore never fights two
rounds alike. He is apt to stand
off and stab with his left. or tear
in and mix at short range. He Is
fast on his feet, cool. a clever boxer
and he fights like a terrier from
gong to gong ....
In appearance Moore is pocket
edition of Bob Fitz. He Ii all arms
and legs, his shoulders coming up
high and protecting his jaw. after
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-02-15

Once again, Frisco seems the
best Site for that Scrap.
Hans Wagner is man of great
strength and mild temper. Rare
ly indeed is he moved to anger
Once Hans gets excited, however,
fur flies. Over in Pittsburg one
night he picked a man up and
tossed him completely through a
heavy door into a hallway.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-03-12

The Y. NJ. c. A. tennis players are
figuring on tennis tournament In the
near future, and singles and double
may be played of.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-03-12
.IN1ER-LEAGUE BALL
STARTS TOMORROW
DIAMOND HEADS AND
]. A. CS. TO PLAY
Fast and Exciting Ball IL Assured
Both Teams in First.Class Con.
dition - Fans Of Both Clubs
Confident.

There Is a general air OF expect
ancy around the haunts of the base
ball fans. and the long-pent-up feel
ings OF the rooters will tomorrow
have chance to burst out in all
glory. for are not the big" league
and juniors to meet at last!
The Diamond Heads and Japanese
Athletics will go up against one an
other at the Athletic Park, and the
game should provide about the most
excitement that has been seen on a
local diamond for many long day.
The Jewels know what they are
going up against. and they will
strain every nerve to get the first
game Of the series to their credit.
A good start is everything. and the
team that takes the first game will
feel very cheerful over the matter.
The series. as everybody knowaf. Il
for tina best three out of Ave gamer.
and should by any chance the teams
win two games each. there will be
great demand for standing room at
the park when the deciding game is
played.
The J. A. C. nine Is as strong AZ
the club can turn out, and to make
things as secure as possible, there
will be double battery on the
ground. Gibson and Brito will be
kept In reserve in case Kealoha and
Hoopii fall at any critical time.
All the regular Athletic Park fans
look to the Japanese to win from the
Diamond Heads. but the big league
supporters will not listen to that
kind Of talk. They reckon that the
Jewels will certainly bring home the
goods in easy fashion, and that the
j. A. Cs. won't know what hit 'em.
The Athletic Park diamond is In
good shape after long spell Of wet
weather. and the grandstand and
bleachers have been overhauled and
fixed up generally.
There will be slight change In
the prices Of admission for the
JEWELL. A. C. series, and center
grandstand seats will cost 35 cents;
side seats In the stand will be SOLD
at two-bits, and the bleachers can BE-
mounted for 10 cents.
Bert Bower will umpire the gamer
and that Is a guarantee that there
will be no costly incorrect decisions
given. Bower Is the champion Of
the Territory at handling the indi
Gator, and the clubs were lucky Il
get him to accept the position. Thu
first game. between the Muhocki
and Asahis, will start at 1880. ant
the big event win get going at
o'clock.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-03-12
high SCHOOL MINSTREL
SHOW TONIGHT
Jolly Students Will Crack Jokes and
Sing Songs in Real Professional
Style.

Up at the High School hail this
evening the young people will rest
from their studies and athletic stunts
and produce a minstrel show that
promises to be the real thing In vaude
Vile.
1.-THE jolly Students" are the boys
who will knock the bunch with comic
songs and dances. The Jokes are said
to be all fresh and up-to-date; the end
men are as good as any In the city
and there will be many a laugh before
the performance Is finished.
The stage setting Is something new
and It would not be fair to give away
the secret before the audience see II
for themselves. McInerny. Keklla
Marks and Tracy will be the end men
and their antics would make even q
statue smile.
Some OF the sangs viii be: "salome
jackson" II Wonder What's the Mat
ter With My Eyes?" "Say No." etc.
etc. Tickets may be purchased at the
door and fifty cents will buy one
There will be a dance after the show
and everybody is invited to attend.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-03-12
now A(FADDEA TOOK (
REYNOLDS SCALP
Hilo Man Was Game and Wa
Knocked Down Several Times.

The boxing tournament given at the
Armory last Saturday night under the
direction of AL Wilson was on the
whole very successful event, and al
those who attended It came away sat
isfled, says the Hilo Tribune.
The first preliminary, between Cos
Ia and Young Brown, was without q
doubt a lemon. II was sort OF .
rough.house scrap without the slight
est pretense of science, and It was
soon stopped by Wilson. The second
preliminary, between Young Baddak,
md Peter Comes, was interesting
through and through. and ended In 9
draw. ,
In the main event, between Jacl
McFadden and Kid Reynolds, II wal
plain that McFadden had the best o
he argument throughout, but thu
event was still made very interest
ing one by the pretty display OF sci
snce on the part OF Reynolds, who's
work received much udmiration. al
though there was not steam enoug'
behind the punches TO make II effecl
i've. II was to have been fifteen
! round go. but In the fifth McFaddel
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-03-12
Bottled by
HAWAIIAN SODA WORKS
Phone Sic

tails for the AFFAIR. II
There will be two divisions In the
Boys Club meet--one for boys be-
tween the ages Of IL and 10. and
the other for those between 16 and
Is. The winning team In zach COM
petition will receive banner aSsa
trophy. There will be no runs over
a longer distance than 440 yards, a.
II is not thought wtse to make
youngsters run half-mile or mile
races. 81
All the other regular stuntsSR9il
be pulled on. and the Kids wiIf1t
inltructed In all the events thQE
when they grow older they wilt be
able TO compete in. AZ
An exhibition of tumbling will
also be given by the boys OF the
clubs. and some OF the youngsters
are said to be expert at circus
tricks. The prospects OF the meets
being largely patronized by the pub
lie look bright. ard the lads shepl<
put up fine show. ~
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-03-12
ALL DETAILS Of q
PULL ARRANGED
FOUR TEAMS ARE
TO FIGHT IT OUT
A. K, vierr1 Busy on Proposition
Tournament Will Be Continued
for Three WeekS-All Teams ID
Meet Each Other. 4

.
Now that the date for the big tug OF
! war tournament IL approaching all the
husky sports OF the town are sizing vi
the chances Of their favorite teams.
Four crews will pull In the competition
and they would all appear to be fairly
evenly matched. ttt
The Hawaiian team is probably the
heaviest Of the bunch but the rest run
them pretty close. There are some
husky men on the Marine team also
and they. declare that they win pull
all the rest over the line4n turn. The
Portuguese team fears nothing and
J oil the members are determined t.
hang on till the cows come home.
Then the colored boys must be con
sidered. and they are taking the propo
sition very seriously; most Of the men
have had some experience In tugof.wal
work and can hold on to q rope for .
century ~ long as the ,others bunch
hold tight. IS
II A. K. vierra Is working hard on the
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-03-12

bulletin Business 0fhce Phone IN
Bulletin Editorisl Room Phens lnk.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-03-12
A DAINTY TOILET ARTICLE.

Hvsry lady who Desires 70 keep up
Ter attractive Appearance while a.
the rheatsr. Attending Receptions,
when shopping. while travelling and
on all occasions should carry In her
purse 4 booklet Of Goursud's 0rien-
tai Beauty Leaves. This is . dainty
little booklet Of sxouisitsiy perfumsd
powdered leaves which ars eaaiiy re-
moved and applied 10 the skin. II 10
invaluable whom the face becomes
moist and flushed and ID far superior
to a powder pun. as 1t does not spill
and soil the clothes.
II removes dirt. SCOT and GREASE
from the face, imparting 4 cool. del
cate bloom TO the complexion. Sent
anywhere on receipt Of Five Cent?
n stamps or coin.
r. +. Hopkins, 81 Great Jones b.,
New York,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-03-12
-FOUR TRACK MEETS
FOR SCHOOL BOYS
Junior Athletes Will Strive Agains
One Another at Boys Field.

During April and May the junior
schoolboys will have no less than
four track meets. all to themselves,
and the Y. M. G. A. authorities and
the Boys Field managers will be In
charge OF the affairs.
The Boys Club will hold its meet
on two Saturdays. 80 that the young
athletes will not be overtaxed on
one day. j. s. Gault with manage
the meets, and the track will be put
Into good condition. The Sunday
schools will also have meet. and
Mr.. Ebersole will arrange the de-
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-03-12

A hill climbing contest for automo
biles Is on the boards, and It may be
brought OF on June II. at the big hill
near Waipahu plantation.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-03-12
woLaAsr.
MANAGER CLAIMS
AD. not HURT
NEW CHAMPION is
TO TAKE REST
Wants $4,000 for Share if He
Fights We.sh--Hester Is Think
ing Mater Over.


Al wo,psst the stprdy little vounp.
s,er who derea,ed Rat Nelson ana re.
l,eved him of his cbamp,onship title.
10 the sensation Of the hour among
.the sporta wo, love n mill" Wolg,si
4. wearing b,. newly acouire, lourels
node.,,v the one thing no ia insis,ent
anon, be,ng ,ba, the resul, of the Rich.
ondsaght was no surpr,se 10 him.
"Tt was hard 10 make the neon,e of
Gan rrancisco believe I had a chance
because thew bad seen Nelson in ali
M. most famous Aphts and thought
him ,nv,nc,h,e so,d Wo,yast 90 fol,
+ was nj. master, though I fol, that
wav even besore I mo, hin, in Ios An.
ueles The lbs Angeles AFFAIR simpIv
conyirced mo Anv ono who cav ,ha,
8pb, ana tolls the truth INNS, say that
I heat Nelson avery inch of the iour.
nav tnew TIM, in a Ionper ayb, I
would hoat him moro aec,siveiv ana |
trIed IN make moa, OF the neople I met
th,nk tho ,ams way The odds against
m. .hovad That Tho snor,s NJ San
ErancIsco bad moro n,,v than resnec,
sor mo ard uuess there arc n GOOD
many now WIN w,sb thev had listened
IN mo when I to,d them how the IN No
wa. coming ou," ~
AZ. wa,ns.. w..n,. uur,.
Manager Tom Jones apnears IN he
mora en,husiast,c over Ad', vic,ory
Than tho M,Iwaukee how himself and
tain claims that are somewhat prepos
terous. For one thing. he saws tina,
Woleasy was not In danger in the
twenty second round.
"Ad wasn't hurt that time He simp
" stalled TO lead Nelson to believe nc
was In diff,culty." said Jones
II IA a slap nj the Intelligence OF old
time ring poers for Jones 10 talk tba
way. Wolgast In all probability wa,
acting n little csrelessly when Nelson
caught him n crack on the law. bu,
there was nothing mskebelieve abou
| the way ne staggered along the ropes
A few seconds later wolgast wa,
| brought to his knees with a simila
punch and he was all at sea for
while. Referee Eddie smith says tina
Wolgast wsa badly dazed and II 4,
doubtful II there was q man In tn
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-03-12

The cricket club meeting will no
be held till March Is, when all thu
members are expected to turn up an
elect officers for the coming season.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-03-12
, D0ft AID DAEHEs PROM
, opOnTING C1HTHn0.

Nigel Jackson ran in-all the way
from Waianae last night and made
good time over the long distance. He
and Hayes are training together for
the Marathon race Of April 3.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-03-12

A couple Of yachts will start for Mo
lokai on fishing expedition this even
Ing, and dozen or SO disciples o.
Isaac Walton intend making the out
ing.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-03-12
|, 8. u :, u {, {, 8, u u n u n u :,
COMING EVENTS.
BIZ Y. I. STEVENSON.

4 Secretaries and managers OF 4
q athletic clubs are invited to send :
q In the dates Of any events which :
:: they may be getting up. for in :
e sertion under the above head. !
I, Address all communications TO :
4 the Sporting Editor. Bulletin. {
q Baseball. 1
q ATHLETIC PARK.
u March 13--Diamond Heads VS.. :
q J. A. c..
4 March 1s-Muhocks VS.. Asahis. !
4 March 2O--Diamond Heads vs..
4 J. A. G.
Il April MARINES vs.. N. @. H.;
4 Cavalry Va. Infantry.
4 Tug of.War.
4 ATHLETIC PARK. I
4 March 19-Internationa Series. !
q Regatta.
4 PEARL HARBOR.
Il March 2O--Sailing and Rowing
= Races.
q Marathon.
~ April orluiciWu AunVui huSc'
u April 3--Bioycle Races.
q tiandbalI.
q Y. NJ. C. A.
u March i4-High School Tourna.
u ment.
u Track Mset.
= April BY. NJ. C. A. AT Goys'
~ Field
Il Trac Shooting.
+ March 16--weSkly Cup.
= Horse Rseins.
= WAIkuKU. is,
y July 4-Inter.IsIAnds meet. =
q rrans.psoiNe Yacht Race.
= July Start from San Francisco.
4 Worlds Championship Fight.
4 July 4--James Jeffries VS.. Jack
= Johnson.
- - - - - - a. - e ss - - - - - &c
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-03-12

Sometimes fool is known by his
folly and sometimes by the jewelry
he wears.-Dallas News.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-03-12

The Marines are taking to the row
ing game and some OF the men show
promise of turning out to be good oars
men.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-09
Electropodes
No Cure-No Pay

We viii not give you lecture on
the wonderful curative powers OF
electricity but II you have rheuma-
tism, nervous headaches or other
nervous ailments or anything wrong
with stomach, liver or kidneys. go at
once TO your druggist and get a pair
Of ELECTROPODES.
We don't simply guarantee they
VIII cure YOU. we stil do better thar
that To insure you against any UNI
certainty We have arranged with your
druggist 10 sign a legal, binding con-
tract with YOU. agreeing to return
the money II they fail TO cure. You
know your druggist YOU know his
name on a contract makes YOU safe.
then WHY don't you try pair of
ELECTROpODES II they cure.
they cost one dollar; IL they fail To
cure. not one cent.
n your druggist cannot supply
you. send 800 direct to- the WEST
ERN ELECTBOpODE COMPANY.
2J7 Los Angeles street. Los Angeles.
California and they win see that YOU
are supplied.
Mention your Druggists name
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-09

eyes 90 prevent snow blindness. The
drivers of course. carry the necessary
food for their animals and themselves
ON the sled. 10 has been found that
beef and mutton soup is the best for
the dogs on these trying races. when
the greatest speed is demanded OF
them.
As the time for the winning team TO
arrive draws near. crowds gather again
az the starting point The last race
was won By "Sc0tty" Aliens team
which covered the whole distance Of Az
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-09

miles I'M 50 hours and p minutes Bcr-
gers team. No. 2, finished second. 10
minutes later one of the favur.to
starters. upon whom high bets had
been made. was @ Siberian team of
dogs. but during the run the leader
and two others became blind.
one gets an idea OF the great interest
the miners and jewellers IN Alaska
take in this Derby OF the north when
it is stated that no less than 20 900
pounds changed hands over the race of
lg09-Widc World Magazine.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-07-02

to leaven it. there must be contact. Hide
the leaven, keep it from the dough, and
its power will never be felt.
Just so, the church is possessed Of a
power to change men. The change may
be wrought quietly. it may be wrought
slowly. but it will be wrought. The
miehtiest influence in the world today is
that of the godly lives of those who have
themselves been leavened by contact with
Gods saints. This is mightier than
swords. 1t is more potent than laws and
ordinances. This is the evidence before
which criticism is silent. and to which
both heart and intellect are compelled to
bow And this is the secret of the Won
derful spread of Christianity in the world.
This explains. too, its triumph over all
opposition. Given the leaven and it must
change the dough into it's own nature.
Blu. it must be leaven. This is a realm
in which counterfeits are worse than
useless. Neither form nor ceremony. nor
creed. nor ordinance, can be substituted.
The meaning of all this is that every
where and always men must possess the
mind Of Christ. At home, in the social
circle. in the marts of trade, the world
must take knowledge Of us that We
have been with Christ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-07-02
PARALLELS With Same Object.

The Hid Treasures and Pearl Of Great
Price-These two parallels are grouped
together because they have the same OBJ
ject. Their purpose is to show the in
comparable value of the kingdom of
heaven. This truth is taught by the
eagerness with which both men, when
the treasure is found, part with all that
they have in order to purchase it,
The two men described in these para
bles are widely different. They are alike
in this-that they realize the value of
the treasure as soon as it is discovered
and at once put forth every possible eff
fort to obtain it.
The man who found the treasure hid
in a field was one who found the treasure
without seeking it. Hiding treasure in
the earth was. in those early days, a
frequent custom. There We're then no
banks or other places of deposit where
it might be safely placed. Marauders
and brigands were numerous, and men
possessed of wealth were the objects of
their search. lsor this reason these hid
mss were frequent. Often the treasures
were recovered. but in many instances
death overlook the owner, or misfortune
drove him from the country. and the
discovery was purely an accident
Such seems to have been the case with
the man in this parable He was not
seeking for treasur He may have been
driving his oxen through the field when
the plowshare. sinking deeper than il
was wont, struck the pot In which the
treasure was hid In a moment the price
less treasure lay cleaning before him.
Here was wealth of which he had never
dreamed. 1t may be his. and. quickly
concealing it. he goes and sells all that
he has and buys the field.
And this illustrates the finding of the
kingdom Of heaven by men of a certain
type There are those who for time
seemed 10 take si:tie or no interest l., tn,
- 80 L. -. lI.c :
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-07-02

In every little square and park and
place where three streets meet speeches
and theatricals with the Bastile for moral
go or beside the universal public dane
ing that makes the Partisan 18th sight
unique II the world.
So danced the people on the site of the
Bastile when its last stones were razed
Only at present the government pays for
the music-o14 orchestras divided among
twenty wards.
In every ward division three more
street blocks are barred to vehicles and
reserved for children'S games. Parents,
clerks and servants line it. all fraternal
drinking strip and water without limit
and without ice, At one end the agents
OF municipality and government display
quantity of really handsome prizes and
direct simple contests in which any child
can shine-hoop rolling. rope skipping.
races run while stopping to pick up pota-
toes placed at intervals along the street.
walked while carrying a Lowl of water
in their little hands The prizes cost the
city's and states treasures many thou
sands of dollars. Every competing xiii
wins something, and the speeches that
award them fix in budding minds their
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-07-02

Stop. Quick examination. Happiness II
must have Teen some others, Scuddins
sayly on again. they had not gone two
blocks when, bang, This time sure bad
bursting, New stop. New examination
and new happiness-and off again. With
q third bang. the happiness was mixed
with mystery. With the fourth. they saw
a small boy grinning, or a small boy run
ming. or a small boy lighting up a small
red cylinder that went bang, and stopped
some other automobile.
II was the new American frecra cke~
come to fete the fall of the Bastile all
ever France.
In country towns the Chauffeurs met a
calling fire that fooled them less: but in
Paris small bo--s have the added JOY of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-07-02

character as palpable benefits of a repuh-
iican form of government wrestec from
the tyranny Of kings by the heroic
takers of the BastiIle
The young men of the ward doing mill
tary service come home on their 18th or
July permission. In their uniforms they
pay a call on the employers who ara
holding their jobs open for them. Such
holding of the job is usual. because all
must serve soldiers between twenty
and twenty-five. The streets are gay
with their bright uniforms. Sisters and
pretty cousins glow with pride to stroll
with the young heroes
They sit sedately on a crowded cafe
terrace. drinking strip and water amid
the joyous murmUr OF a city en- fete.
dance music in the air and the explosion
of American firecrack for excitement.
And when the young soldiers start to pay
for the girls currant strip the enthuse
cafe prorrietor-if he has time in thu
rush of the best days business of the
year-hurries up and stops the waiter
from receiving" because:
I'VE do not take money from young
patriots on the anniversary of the fall OF
the Bastille, STERLING HELLO.