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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-07-06
BY AUTHORITY.
BY AUTHORITY NOTICE.

Sealed tenders will be rece vel at
the office of the Secretary of Hawaii,
Capitol Building, Honolulu, until IL
m. OF Wednesday, July 6, 1910, for
constructing ten election booths in
accordance with plans on file in the
office of the Superintendent of Pub
lie Works.
Booths to be erected at locations
designated by the Secretary aud to
be ready for occupancy and use on
the morning OF July 25, 1910.
The Secretary does not bind him
self to accept the lowest or any bid.
r. A. MOTT-SMITH,
Secretary OF Hawaii.
Honolulu, July 2, 1910.
4660-3t
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new ORPHEUM
Will Be READY

Although there appears a deal of
work to be- done the New orpheum
will be in readiness for its formal
opening tomorrow night Almost ey-
cry seat in the cosy Hotel street the
ater has been sold for the opening
and when the curtain goes up for the
first act of the tuneful musical play,
THE Astronomer" standing room will
be at u premium. Those who did not
believe that Manager Cohen would
have his playhouse in readiness for
the advertised time of opening rushed
the box Office yesterday when the
seats were place on sale and at the
end of the day enough reservations
had been made to insure capacity
house to mark the ostensive occasion
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testified to by their good work in The
Telephone Girl" last week at the OPP
era House. He has brought well
balanced company of artists TO Ilo-
nolulu and with large repertoire OF
comedies to present Honolulu theater-
goers have at last had filled a long
felt want
In, addition to a pretty, face and fig
ure. Olga ,Stieeah, s9Abrette of the Ca
sino Musicale Comedy, possesses nat
ural ,histrionic talent, WHICH may he
keenly realized upon seeins, her work
in comparison with the endeavors Of
numerous others, much older, and per-
haps even more experienced. Olga
Stech also has u very beautiful sing
ing voice, which she uses with meth
cd that cannot but prove successful.
Miss Elsie Schuyler has made for her
self an enviable reputation in Homo
lulu She is an exceptionally clever
character Coincidence who is pos
HthStu VI SWEET NOlNt anu u tUuIll-
ing manner that has made for her a
host of friends.
Miss Maude Rockwell won her
plaudits at the Opera House last week
with the artistic quality and versa
tility of her singing. Miss Rockwell
is equally ut home with the simplest
ballad and intricate classical num-
bers, such as ave Marie" from Rusti-
cana, and the cavatina from Fra Di-
avolo." Her talent is reinforced by
her personality.
Laurel Atkins splendid work in
THE Telephone Girl" stamped her a
character woman OF much agility and
general cleverness.
All of the male members of the Ca
sino Musical Comedy Company have
made good and as each is cast to his
particular liking in The Astronom-
err" their future success here is as
sured. Carleton Chase will introduce
several new items as will Harry Gar
rity, Harry Stuart and Marris Nc
CURE.
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. MY STORY OF MY LIFE
Eh7Es "a By JAMES j. .JEFFRIES

with my work and letjGrifan go Unto
training.
ON the night OF the fight went
straight home from work little cHrly
aud ate good dinner. Then I wa 1Hed
down to the hall The boys were tlsre
already, with n lot of * her people thar
| never raw berHe. All the lights
were it, Id In tie middle of the hall
II regulation boxing ring had been put
up on an elevated PLATFORM
We bnsh got stripped rJr,a"tion with,
oui much delay Before Invent out to
Ms r..g t.cy pulled TN. gloves over
"E haals aBi tsd them IN. I can
reinrmber int how II a'y boxing
gloves felt to ne ,.cHsi' hid II pair
ON before IN my life. ~ hni DIS fell
So big aud ciums thatl ,Edn'C know
what.to do with them.
We got into the ring. Griffin was
tall fellow. Nil siuewy muscles from
head to heels lie wcrta wide smile
lie II hungry man sitting down Ia Il
good dinner
~ last tire was caDrd. ard W.
'lNfN ''fAll'I anu bllOOh Hlit =
Then | g,t the surprise my lIse. Al
most before | lind my h,Tds MP. he hit
me mn awful smash an the Is'se. YoI
can talk about being hit an tlp chin or
In the stomach or un he ear. hut let
me tell you that bio W on the nose
makes your eyes III ans blur. and you
wUiGer n y'ur UlSe ~ 1T 4 hluw on
the nose either mates u, man want to
stop lighting or II makes him mnd. II
made me mad. ] fOrgnt'fll about the
boxing gloves On my han lis for II mo
ment and tore after that loon to break
him In two. ! went for' him Just he
wnyI,re seeu thf hrll'r rush NJ the
mapidors iit the NieNican bull rings.
That was Just what Grlhn wanted.
lie was, a boxer. aud | via u novice,
a boxer cWl play Nih n 10 vice, ns II
rule, and never take a cluncc, What
that negro did to me ti3.hg the next
four or 1--WE rounds was n shame. He
punched NE all over the rang.' lie land
cd on my nose and my eye and my
chin Ms he pleased, He Just walIoped
away ny fast ny he could lt aud
surely did see stars. ~ for landing
on him. couldn't b we hit hhI-with n
whip.
hut ufter II few rounds rec ,vcred
from my surprise, Dck ftUrk and
began TO figure. Here was IL nan ban
ding me In way Ia neN,g drcngued
OF This must lie the boxing skill that
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feel foolish II made me feel helpless.
Aud yet all the tine knew that In
the end III knock him out ! felt sure
of that
wnS learning now In every round.
In fact, think more Knowledge Of the
fighting game came To me that night
thnn In u years boxing that followed.
In eight ar ten rounds the negro he
gan 10 shaw signs Of growing tired.
lie wns wearing himself out trying to
beat me down. aud his blows didn't
hurt, could fee. the difference now.
There didn't seem 10 be the same
weight ana sting behind the punches
when they landed on me. began
walking into him slowly without at
tempting to strike II blow, lust hnldlng
my head forward crouchiug little.
with my ri''ht mud -" near my chin
ard the l"rt stack S'I#l.ht out In
trout | hrr."3 = n'o% Ia my
first GSh., nl - -'S-,' T. " II tho
t.,f -, II 49,, "a or 80.
'r".N /. ni. ne Tat
"apan-.' II MAS -. L,.tI.al wy OF
Z LhtinE.
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HAWAIPS LOG
TO SAN PEDRO
CONTINUED from Pace ~

ana fianeiman'a staysail; wind still
NE. with smooth sea. but long
northerly swell running. S a. NJ
Sky overcast; 10 morning sight. ~
noon Bar. 3O-i5. theo. 60: lat. SO
deg. o. min. 40 sec. ~: long. 14S
deg. "a min. 90 sec. w. light wind.
with smooth sea. y. m.-Wind mas
hauled to Sc; took in balloon JIG
and fishermans staysail. and set No.
/ iibtopsail. ~ midnight--Wind
light Sc, with smooth sea and clear
sky.
June l2.--G q. m.-Took in No.
l jnbtopsuil and set balloon jib and
fisherman staysail. ~ noon Set
raffee: bar. 3O-i5; thee. &C: lat. 80
deg. 81 min. 2G sec. n; long. l45
deg. ~ min. IL sec. w; wind has
freshenod changed course to T..
by n. I p. m.--TOOk In balloon jib
and fshcrmaE's staysail; wind haul
ing SW. sky overcast. 12 midnight
Wind SW; running before moder-
ate swell.
June l3--G a. m.--Set Esherman's
staysail and squaresail; wind. WSW. (;
course, Il. by n. s a. m.-Sky over
cast: no morning sight. 12 noon
Bar. 80 i2; theo. G5; lat. SO deg. rs
min. O3 sec. ~: long. 14I deg. II
min. . see. W. p. m.-IIas been
very misty the entire day: wind light
WSW.; changed course to east to
enable sails to draw. ~ midnight
Holding same course; wind very
light.
June Ia a. m.-Smooth sea,
very light wind, very misty. ~
noon Barr 3O.32; theo. 6j. lat. 30
deg. so min. 1G sec. ~. long. 1879
deg. 90 min. 80 see. w: wind WSW..
very light. y. m.-Haye had very
light wind all day, and misty; wilma
almost dead aft 1880 y. m.-Jibed
over TO port tack. 10 y. might
wind from WSW.. with smooth sea
and very wet mist ~ midnight
Wind still WSW.. with smooth sea.
June ia a. m.-WiTd hauled
to north, but very light. a. NJ
Took In raffee aud squaresail. and
set balloon jib and fisherman's stay
sail. ~ noon--Fresh wind from
north, with moderate sea; took in
balloon jlb and fisherman's staysail,
and set No. jibtopsail; bar. 3O-32;
thee. 90; lat. 80 deg. "a min. 20 sec.
~. long. 1876 deg. SO min. 10 SEE
W. 6 y. Unfolding good stiff wind
from ~; logging 1915 since noon
choppy sea. ~ midnight-M Ind
hauling to NNE.. and getting light
er, with choppy sea, and cloudy.
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his feet, His cleverness puzzled me.
Whenul saw chance II, rhnd passed
before J aeuld get Iato action.
IN my, cqrper after the thirteenth
round my sefqpd said; Jim, It's 1880.
The lights 90 out ut 10. Go after him
now or you'll lose your chance and
hen get the decision ON points"
"I'll get him." I said.
We came up for the fourteenth.
Griffin was weary, but unmarked. l
was cut and bruised and battered, but
just MS strong and fresh as at the
start, Moreover. ! had begun that
fight without any idea Of what glove
fighting In ring meant, aud by this
time ! had learned something, be-
gAn forcing my way In. walking stead
lily toward Griffin and making him
back away nv he jnbbed at me, |
Strengthened up n little and let him
haze II good opening for my chin. II
"a. "hpn"e for the right, Gri1in.
a. ri'g . little, shot tnr whit over.
bo''-' In enough 10 10, the blow
siip aroard NY neck aud Jammed my
ieft Dat into his stomach. He lust
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

PROPOSALS FOR FORAGE AND
STRAW. -Honolulu. II. T., July /,
l910.-Sealed proposals., in triplf
cate, will be received here until a.
m. August 1880, and then open
ed, for furnishing forage and straw
for posts and stations in the Hawai-
ian Islands.-Information furnished
on application to the undersigned.
NJ. N. FALLS, Captain and Quarter
master, U. s. A., Depot Quarter
master.
465S-July 1. 2. 8. 6. 20. 30.
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I: i',~ s"ii 4 '~ouai Do his nrhting.
Nv...'S On !rril Ii very good be-
clrrr IL Is IL out In the sun and wind.
+. 20 t!!e:e's nothing else like sunshine
AMI fresh air for an athlete Of any
Kind. Farming interests me as u
training proposition, for l had lot Of
II, myself rs u boy, and later ON as
champion OF the world, with no more
men ut the time III to give me a fight,
bought II big alfalfa farm and spent
two OF the healthlest years Of my life
doing farmers work with my own
hands. II beat all the bag pnnching
and rope skipping aud boxing In the
word. ~
But. although all OF these varieties
OF hard work are good, and any other
kind for that matter, III have to say
that nothing really beats the iron
workers trade. The iron you handle
seems TO get into your blood and your
bones and your muscle.
After winning my first battle I was
urged by Billy Gallagher to go on the
road and fight everybody. But was
Just Il seventeenycar-old boy and
didEt feel like leaving the old place
yet. I'm glad I didn't, for the two
years of hard work that followed help
ed give me COED level head, and II
anybody needs one It's the young fel.
low who makes good In the ring.
hardly knew whether intended
to take M lighting or not. ] thought
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INbl(O'S WALKOVER GAVE
LOUIS WARREN FULL PURSE
Well Known Horse Owner Had Slice
of Luck to Make Up for Previous
Losses.

Louis Warren had no luck ut Maui
to speak OF, but good old Indigo was
the horse that brought in Il little
money to help pay the oats bill. In
the twelfth race there were three
original entries. but Lady c. was
scratched. That left Indigo and
Young Sam I'm the event, and as
Young Sam went dead lame earlier
In the day. there was nothing for 1t
but that Indigo canter over the
course alone. ......
Then there was some little pilikia,
as the judges wished to only give
Warren his entrance money back
again. Louis, however. stuck out for
the full prize money, and eventually
got It.. The rules under which the
races were conducted stated that for
each ra e three had to enter and two
to start. There were two left in the
race, but II would have been cruelty
to animals to have allowed Young
Sam TO start.
Louis Warren went to lot of ex-
perse in taking his horses to Maui,
and then had no luck Warning
looked good for while in the big
race. but could not last the journey.
The two hundred dollars that War
rem got for the walk-over will help
pay expenses.
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'rop.sc Ia 81 l.-r2 ";i g. 4 VI he
. EN-. TaS t.st va g. mi Z
ere" 'cs'v:.'1 h. To-; ~, 81 ~
ccua'cd '..G1r;d 2 - - wrrr
s.app.lg me- ~! ~. | 10 !II-
Ele ! WAS n wvI Gr'
didn't 90 right along h ! .. after
knocking out Griffin In III! .rs pro;e,.
sional battle. went bl ~ hard
work. II did me good. The very best
men I've known Ia the rin. were all
men who had worked hard al some
time Or other and who Kept II up 10
some extent even when In training
The routine Of training camp. run.
ming on the road aud punching bag
ami boxing. isn't enough TO produce
tie best eIects.
As great man MS James j. COrbett
WAS when | tirst knew him, I'm salts
fed that lie would have been stronger
AID would have had luore endurance
II he had done heavy work now and
then. He was mn exception to the
rllc. for he lived n fairly easy life Nil
the time when not training 10 hrht.
only boxing for pleasure and playing
.IaLGbnll
Bob FitZsImm0ns was hOrseshner
aud didn't begin lighting until he was
II full grown man. During his years
IN the ring he liked Ii thing better than
~ slip away solnew here ~ cry day az
TAO and turn cut II hot of horaeshoes.
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cain, but light breeze is now com
ing up from the south. 70 midnight
Have drifted about IL miles To-
wards San Pedro since noon.
June 22.-6 n. m.-Within two
miles of the breakwater, with very
light wind. 1880 a. m.--Passed end
CT breatwater, standing of and on
waiting for quarantine Doctor. s:3t
a. m IDactqr on board with com
initbee from, s, 6. y, Club, 9 a. m.
EI7prSpped ANCHOR on clubhouse
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June 16.--6 a. m.-wind still
NNE.. but light. with choppy sea.
and cloudy; course, T.. by n. z ~
noon Wind NNE. light. choppy sea
bar. 1929: theo. 81: cloudy; lat. 81
deg. 80 miE. IL sec. n. long. 1872
deg. 81 min. 4j sec. W. 3 D. N
Sighted what appears to be an Amer
lean Hawaiian steamer about. .reven
miles Sc, bound west 4pfm.-
Wind has again dropped to almost
calm. with swell running fLpm N.
Midnight--Just drifting,
June IL a. m.-Wlnd very
light. sea smooth; course, enc:
took Ia No jibtopsail and set bal.
loon iib. Hsherman's staysail and raj
fee. : a. m.--Too cloudy for morn.
ing sight. ~ noon-Absolute calm;
bar. 80 20; thee. 6S; lat. "a deg. 81
min. ~ sec. ~; long 1871 deg. 90
min. 10 sec. W. 8 p. m.--Flat calm
sin 10 a. IN. p. might breeze
springing up from Sc. Midnight
wind still holding from Sc; logging
to y knots; smooth sea; course.
ENE.
June 1S.--S a. m.---Wind improv-
ing. IL noon--Wind still holding
fresh from Sc, with moderate sea:
logging 10 to 1915 knots; bar 30
10: theo. "a; lat. "a deg. 20 min.
Al sec. n; long. 1873 deg. 10 min.
90 sec. w. course, ENE. p. M
Very light breeze from SW. Mid
night-WiEd continues very Light
from SW.
June 19.-4 a. m.--Wind has haul.
ed to north. but very light, with
smooth sea. IL noon-Holding same
wind: course changed TO Il. by n.
Ia ~; bar. 3O-22; theo. ca: lat. "a
deg. SO min. 20 sec. N; long. l35
deg "a min. a. sec. w. p. M
Wind has freshened and we are In
hopes IL will hold for another "a
hours; today has been the first clear
sunny day that we have had for over
n week. Midnlght-Lee rail awash !;
logging / knots.
June 20.--4 a. m.--Took in fore
and main gait topsails and No.
jibtopsail and double reefed main
sail: big cross sea running, with 40
knot wind. 10 a. m.--Yacht run
ming before heavy sea, with fresh
gale; behaving well; course as near
as we can hold her. 4. by n. Ia n.
IL noon-Sea and wind have in
creased; bar. 1910; lat. % deg. OS
min. 4 sec. Nj long. 100 deg. 81
min. 90 sec W.; changed course to
east to make center OF channel. 3
p. m.-No improvement in wind or
sea; has been very cold all day:
changed course TO +. by n. 1-2 n. 3
y. m.-Wind Is dropping; must be in
the lee-of Santa Rosa island, s to
10 miles. Midnight-Wind and sea
picking up. 4 a. IN. Wind has
dropped to a calm. leaving long
swell running; Santa Barbara Island
on our starboard bow, about 4 miles
June 2l.-12 noon-Bar. 80: thee.
"a; since a. IN. have been in fiat
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through the west. Our fellows knew
his reputation. but when he began to
boast they didn't like It. and when he
threw u handful OF gold twentles on
the bar and said he'd back himself to
knock out any man In the town they
got together In II corner and mlkei II
over. They decided that young JEFF
fries was about the only man within
reach equal to the negro IN size aud
strength. They sent man running TO
my house to call me out to fight.
II didn't take long to explain things.
In about a minute | was tearing back
with them. As | ran In through the
door | began pulling my coat Oh. ready
to fight him there on the spot. But he
explained that there was slight mls-
understanding. lie didn't want Ia
fight Offhand like that. He meant that
he could whip any man In town In II
ring with gloves on his hands and
with referee. That was what he
meant. He'd Ike to fight me that
way and We might MS well bn,h ma.e
u little money out u. II.
That was II new nOti u to ms. bat Il
sounded god, lle boys Offered to
back me with u bet. which suited
Griffin well enough. jul SIag from the
way he grinncd. Gallagher WAITED me
10 light too. In short. We liked up u
match on the spot. aud | went home
and slept like u log until the alarm
clock rang In the morning. There
wasn't anything Ia worry over about
the idea of lighting u professional lie
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cooled on us began to think.
stopped rushing al him iu blind bull
Griffin thought WAS firing.
and he Began coming To me Instead.
For awhile he peppercd me as hard as
he could, trying to put me down. As
each blow started | studied out the
way he delivered IT, Now uLd then I
tried one OF his blows In return; but,
as rule, he either blocked or ducked
cleyerly or stepped aside n little bit
and countered me On the ch.u, Tie
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Nov ''nt lie WAS i.T:.r Sac ~ :~
iSro bailiyd me 10y sticking L., lee.
haEd into my face with hight jnbs.
hoGing me or. used INV right hand
nearly all the time. only jabblng at
his heud now and then with the left,
for as he battered me had learned
something aud hnd planned way to
win. wanted to settle him with one
sure punch. I've always liked To win
my lights that way.
II was hard 10 yet me opening |
waited for. Griffin NAB sllll fast on
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LEGAL NOTICES.
sHERIFF's SAIL N1--CE,

Under and by virtue CT certain
witt of Execution is-ucd bj tie
Honorable Frank Agd ale. Di7,:. Il
Magistrate of IIonclu.u. Gay sad
County of Honolulu TsIHa : Of
Hawaii, on the 27tl dayi OF April,
A. ID. 1910, in the matter OF Charles
T. Wilder, Assessor 81 Taxes, First
Division, Territory OF Hawaii, Plain
tin. vs.. Lee Hi Ngip, Chu Quon,
Hing Fong, Young Yau Chuck,
Kwong Fook Lung, Kwong Sing, All
Leong for Hop Wo Company, all OF
Honolulu, eopartners, doing business
under the firm name and style OF
POO Wo Tong Company, Defendants.
did make demand for payment OF
the sum therein named from Yee
Wo, alias Lee Sing, its president.
and the same being refused. ! did
on the 4th day of Juno, A. ID. 1910.
levy upon and shall offer for sale
and sell at public auction 10 the
highest bidder at the City Auction
Rooms, Merchant street. Honolulu,
City and County OF Honolulu, Ter
ritory OF Hawaii, at 12 o'clock noon
OF Thursday, the N7h day of July. A.
D.. 1910. all OF the right. title and
interest of the said Poo wo Tong
Company, Defendants, in and to 30
much OF the property hereinafter de-
scribed as may be necessary to sat
isfy the said amount OF Four Hun
bred Thirty-eight ts43S.00) Dollars,
that being the amount for which
said Execution issued, together with
interest, costs and my fees and ex-
penses are previously paid.
Property to Be Sold.
1st-All OF the right, title and in1
terest of said Poo Wo Tong Company
in and to that certain lease from Y.
Ahin and Chu Quon to Poo Wo Tong
Company. dated the eighth day or
August. A. ID. 1901, being a portion
of Royal Patent No. 2346. Apana 2.
to Kaona, with, the buildings
thereon.
2nd-Alf the right. title and In
terest of said Poo Wo Tong Com
pany in and to that certain lease
from Lee Hi Ngip to Poo Wo Tong
Company, dated the eighth day OF
August, A. ID. 1901, being portion
of Royal Patent No. 2O63 to Panic,
with the buildings thereon.
Terms: Cash In United States
gold coin.
Dated June 6, A. ID. 1910.
VIM. HENRY,
High Sheriff. Territory OF Hawaii.
463S-June 6, IS; July 6.
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DIR. WOODS is TRANSFERRED.

The resignation of DR.. Woods as
food and meat inspector for the city
and county in Koolau district was
received and his appointment to the
same Office for Waialua district was
acted upon at last evenings meeting
of the supervisors. DR.. Woods has
been transferred from one health dis
trict to the other, and the work per-
formed by the county inspector at
Koolau will now be looked after by
a medical officer. stationed at Ka-
huku. The position is purely honor
airy. there being no pay attached to
the Office.
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CORPORATION NOTICES.
]. H0PP & co.

We have paid our accounts. Please
get busy and attend to yours. II
you do not and the account is placed
In the hands of an attorney, the
fault will be yours. not ours.
e.. H' ttnt ]. HOPP & VI.
Per l.. c. ABLES,
Manager.
4655-June 81. 2s, 20, 80; July 1.
2, IS, z, Z, s, 0. 10.
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wasn't In a hurry. boxed with Gal.
lagher now and then. l had a pretty
good opinion OF my own cleverness:
but, looking back today, must admit
that ! got on easy sometimes when
the newspaper writer's called me a
clumsy giant" aud a young els-
plant" ] fought to win, and l al
ways did win, aud with a knockout at
that, What more can anybody want
In this world?
No doubt being accustomed TO han.
ding irun helped NE In roughing with
other men In the ring, pushing and
hauling about and making them tire
themselves through their own sxsr.
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didn't look 50 terrible, aud besides that
] never did credit negroes with much
lighting ability aud Iameness
Billy Gallagher wanted i've t. -
Into training for the light, which was
10 be held In II hall la town, Hut
wouldn't do 1t, l went right Elols
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DOTS AND DASHES.

The Cleveland ball nine met the
Chattanooga team yesterday after
noon at the league grounds and after
an eleyen-inning game the Clevelands
won by a score OF s to Z.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-07-06

1t is probable that Tommy Burns
dropped a lot OF his easy-got money
on Jeffries, and It is doubtful II he
will ever face johnson in the ring
again.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-07-06

of the opening of the new theater. A
double force Of workmen were kept
busy yesterday and last night and got
the house in such order as to make 1t
possible to open under suspicious cir
cumstances.
Manager Cohen has splendid COM
pany to open his new theater as was
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-07-06

The transpacific race starts from
San Pedro ON Saturday next, and 1t
is thought that at least four yacht,
will be in the race.