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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-10-01

Although the first two 1911 Chal-
mers which arrived about the first
of the month were to be used for
demonstrators, they had to be let go
weeks before their arrival--one in
Honolulu and one on Kauai.
while / am pleased, of course,
that the Supreme Court of New
York should have sustained the de-
cision of the contest board of the
American Automobile Association In
awarding the Glidden trophy for
1910 to the Chalmers Motor Com
pany, see in Justice Putnam's
opinion an even more important
phase of the matter" says Seymour
Hall, manager of the Associated Ga
rage, Ltd, local representative OF
the Chalmers Motor Company.
ut would have been no disgrace
to the Chalmers Motor Company not
to have won the Glidden trophy In
competition with cars selling as high
as $500. The Chalmers 80 has
won many eNtiltS NullHb loi INC
greatest amount of stamina In the
winning car. The victory in the
Glidden tour Is but one victory out
of many for Chalmers cars. but In
the court action to restrain the con-
test board from delivering the Gid
den trophy to the Chalmers company
was involved higher principle than
the mere winning of any event, nc
matter how important that event
might he.
"As Justice Putnam says in his
| opinion, to change the ruling which
has always held in sporting events
disregard the decision of a sport
governing body such as the contest
board and hear the loser, in a court
would imperil the spirit and inter
est of all such contests Had Jus
tlce Putnam sustained the injunction
against the American. Automobile
Association and held the GIidde'
trophy in litigation, the resui
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-10-01

X. C. Searle of Honolua Ranch,
Maui took delivery this week of a
Hudson roadster tank car. Mr..
Searle already owns Chalmers tour
ing car, but, following the practise
of many busy men, he wants the
Hudson roadster for quick all-round
work.
1.-THE Hudson is growing more in
favor every day" says Manager Hall
of the Associated Garage. Good at
the start. they are better now than
ever. In September the Hudson had
housewarming by moving into its
spacious new 100000 factory
building. In this factory the execu-
tives have seen 20 it that only the
latest and most approved labor-sav-
ing machinery was installed, which
will undoubtedly be shown in the
new product.
I'VE heard by cable yesterday"
said Mr.. Hall, that the first two
1911 4S-horsepower Pierce-Arrows
left the factory and are due to ar
rive about the middle of October.
One OF these superb ears Is for Mr..
Francis Gay OF Kauai, who made
choice of a Pierce-Arrow after tour
on the mainland in which he thor
oughly investigated allImhkes."
II Is stated that the adoption OF
longer stroke in the always re-
markably efficient six-cylinder motor
has materially increased the power
and neXibility.
In regard to Chalmers cars, the
public is commencing 10 show Its
appreciation of this remarkable car
which has 80 many laurels to Its
credit. At this early stage in the
1911 season. the Associated Garage
has found It necessary to practical
ly double It's original factory order
in order to, meet the Local demand
E.lf of its original order Is already
placed with local people, and ne"
inquiries are coming in every week
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-10-01
hOANA.M ANOA
GOING Strong
GAME Is BOOMING
ALONG WELL NOW
New Courts to Be Opened To-
day--Manoa Night Tourna-
lnent Starts UP On WedneS-
day Next,

There is something doing In the ten
mis- line for sure now and, at the Mo-
ana Hotel this afternoon, some good
sets will be seen when the best dou-
BILE players in Hawaii get together II
the rain holds off there will surely be
a crowd out ut the new courts this af-
ternoon.
Then on Wednesday evening next,
the Manoa Valley Tennis Club will be-
gin their night tournament and AS all
the players will start from scratch
there should be some fine tennis seen
during the week. 1t is an all corners
affair, and there will be mems sin
giles, mems doubles and mixed
doubles.
Each match will consist of ten
games and, should both contesting
pair win five games each, then II will
resolve itself into deuce set, rs
usual. It is thought that this ar
rangemsnt will expedite the affair and
sustain the interest in the play.
The entry lists are now open at T.
o. Hall a. Sons. and at noon on Tues
day they will close. II Is expected
that large number of players will
enter for all the events. The en-
trance fee for the singles is one dol
lar and for the doubles two dollars
per team.
Only one court can be used fol
night play at present, and that is the
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-10-01

Danyille Automobile Club cup open TO
cars owned and driven by residents
of Danville. Mcdonald was again a
winner BY this time his time In
ncFotiuting the hill seemed to have
lcromc = habit, his third victory
itS!'1a being won in 20 seconds. -.
.The fourth event entered by Mr..
Nc Donald was the Hfree-for-ail.
Though he reduced his time to rs AZ
seconds, he finished third. the event
being won I" 70 H. p, Stearns
with n GO II. =. Singer sec
ond.
The wonderfully consistent showing
In the matter of time is the best in
dication of the efficiency OF both the
Chalmers Forty" and It's youthful
driver. r.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-10-01

Two Appcrson JackrabbIt cars An
lshcd !irst and second in the 2OO-mile
race of the Cheyenne meet last Tues.
day
Tho winning car was driven by Ball
and averaged 67,39 miles per hour. for,
the distance. Ball was forced to stop
moro than two minutes to change
tires. Corkhill, driving the other Apr
person and finishing second, averaged
sixty miles per hour Both the ears
ended the race in fine shape. Among
the cars defeated were the Thomas
100 horse power Vanderbilt racer. aid
American roadster, National. Buick,
and others. al
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-10-01

Entered in tour events of which he
won frs' place In three and was third
In the rther, is the record OF Allan
McDr !, al amateur automobile en-
tlmb u Danyilic, Ills, in the New
port III climb recently. Mr., Mcdonald
entered his Chalmers Forty" in all
events to which II was eligible and in
the free-for-all In the contest for the
Honorable Joseph G. Cannon trophy"
open 10 cars owned and driven by
residents Of Vermillion county, Ills,
Mcdonald was an easy first by this
victory he becomes the permanent
owner of the Cannon cup. having also
won the same event last year In this
event there were five starters Nc
Donald's time was 20 seconds.
In another event open to stock
chassis oil cars nj $1,000 to $500, Me
Donald again won in &c seconds In II
field OF three. The trophy was silver
towing cuV. In The event for the
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-10-01

Boxing Show Promoter f. J. Love
is still looking out for good mate.
rial to engage for the squared cir
Gle. Joe McGurn is willing to take
on anyone, but Jim Hoao is thought
to be too green to tackle such n sea-
soned veteran as McGurn has proved
himself TO be in the ring.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-10-01

Mary WAS taken to the fair grounds.
where she saw II trotting race. the
horses being hitched in the usual twol
wheeled sulkics, Don't they I'd
fast?" she was asked. yes" said
Mary. but If the wagons had four
wheels they'd 20 twice as fast"
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-10-01

There will be two games of base
ball tomorrow morning at Aala
Park. The Japanese league will
provide the sport, and the first
spasm will be between the Y. NJ. b.
A. and the Tailor outfit. The sec
ond game will be put up by the Jap
anese High School and the Tengu
Club nine.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-10-01
DOTS AND DASHES.

There will be a cricket match this
afternoon at the Makiki field. and In
1t the sailors from the British ships
In port will tackle the Honolulu
Cricket Club. Captain Kelly of the
Andrew Welch will be on hand, and
as the gallant skipper always is on
the lookout for strike with the bat,
he will no doubt make few runs
before being disposed OF.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-10-01

would have been the decentralization
of endurance contests under the
American Automobile Association.
lie would then have established a
precedent which would have made
all manufacturers hesitate to enter
contest, the outcome of which
might be in litigation beyond the
period during which the winner is
permitted to hold the trophy.
"As It is. Justice Putnam's deci-
sion perpetuates the sporting char
acter which always attended the
Glidden tour. He has put the seal
of judicial approval on the opinion
which has always been held by all
automobile manufacturers. untfl the
recent controversy, that the contest
board of the American Automobile
| Association Is the supreme power In
automobile contests of all kinds. Jus
tice Putnam wisely considers that
the contest board is composed OF ex-
perts who are best qualified to make
| decisions of such highly technical
nature as are all decisions relative
to a motor contest. His attitude has
fully estal tshed the authority OF
the American Automobile Assoain-
ton and the permanently OF the
Glidden tour. - ~ug-
This fact consider even more
important than the final awarding OF
the 1910 Glidden trophy to the Chal-
mers 80 though, OF course, can
but feel elated that the car which
sell should have been SO successful
In competition with cars ranging
much higher in price.
The Won Hamm-Young Company re
i port three future orders for Cadillacf
to be delivered out of the next ship
ment fom the Coast. which Is due
here very shortly, These cars still
continue great favorites aud Eillmain
| tain their pre- ylous reputation of low
! upkeep as the following adviees iron
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-10-01

The Won Hsmm.NGulg Company r.
ports the sal" pf a Thomas $40
doublerumblc roadster to Nj. II. G..
Coburn Of Elccle, Kauai -
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-10-01

is remarkably low, considering the
workmanship that Is put into the
car, and the many people who have
gone in for the Rambler make are
very pleased with u.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-10-01
S2O.OGi miles.

The 1911 models OF the I.ncomo.
bile car are expe ted to reach the
Schunan garage next week, and
then there Will be rush to get hold
of all he machines that have. pot
already been bcspCken. The Loco
mobile is noted for rs beautiful I'm
i7h ana easy running abilities. II
Is very handsome car. and the
autos never fail to attract attention
as they travel around the city. One
of these cars should come along on
the Wilhnlmina next 'Tucsday, and
the halansc viii he on the next boat.
Tue cver popular r. NJ. y. is also
In great demand. and the way peo-
pie inquire for these machines is a
sign nf how wei they are liked by
the men who are at present using
them.
The SChuman garage Is a scene OF
activity ~ the time. and the repair
shops de "ept busy from week to
week An expert stan u n" thanlcs
is awnye AZ work, and the best kind
OF work Is turned out by them.
The 1871 Overland arrived this
week ana shows M as one nf the
classlcst small cars Of the season II
Is the first car Of this make with tn"
three speed transmission to arrive
here. The Overland tx one OF the
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-10-01
CUNNING EVENTS.

. Secretaries and managers of ::
:: athletic clubs are invited to send ::
:: In the dates of any events which :!
!: they may be getting up. for in. .:
!: sertion under the above head. {:
:: Address all communications 10 8.
- the Sporting Editor, Bulletin n. u
g - {:
: Oahu League. {:
q Oct. gu. s. NJ. VS.. j. A. c. q
:: oct &C. A. C.. vs.. p. A. C. :.
q Oahu juniors. q
:; Oct 9.--Asahis vs. Palamaa. !:
. oct 9.-Mu Hooks vs. c. A. C. 9
% Jrs. .
u Golf. q
u Oct. 23.-Four Ball. Foursome, II. .;
q q. c., Moanalua. u
u Cricket. q
&c Oct. 1.-Match. 8,
q: Tennis. q
:; Oct. I. Opening of MOANA :;
!; Courts. q
:: Oct. 6.-Mnnoa Electric Light q
/: Tournament. q
u Sailing. =
:; Oct. 9.-Wren Race. q
u Running. !:
- Oct. 1G.-Kaoo VS.. Jackson. q
70 q
:; :, 8; u II ;: :, II u :, 8; u .; .; u .: ::
should be big crowd present. II
Is very pleasant to sit around the
court, smoke pipe, and watch the
play.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-10-01

A MaSweli touring CIR has been
sold this week by the Won Hamm'
Young Company to Mr.. ii. c. Fow'
Ter.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-10-01

MIR I. u. Tl1wcs. OF The Won TIamm'
Young Company. reports the sale OIL
Kauai. a. a Maxwell road to Mr.
I. y. Booth. r..
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-10-01

THE Rambler car Is one that /!
handled by II. 4. Wilder, and it Is
well known in this ,!ty. The price
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-10-01
AMATEUR PROFESSIONAL
LOCAL FOREIGN

u n - u ., II II II II umnuruu
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-25
PEOPLES HOMES VS..
CORPORATION DOLLARS

Last Monday night the OF Duamh valley tied
hand and loot by order In their fight with the Puget Sound Electric
which the law had pronounceu flashed
card-he
a in
Judge GIlms will body
not be made
They patiently and peacefully during
In reality they the begun
they
crushing gougng company and say nothing
And Contempt of Court is terrible crime
the the They will be
the December when Judge Gillian the made by
Jake Furths high priced lawyer against them
decide the railroad will
o the fight
I'VE fighting the spirit Of and
valley we fight, homes
rail
possible
before the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-25
DOCTOR WHO CAUSED
GIRLS DEATH GOES
TO PEN FOR 20 YEARS

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 25.-Dr.
Robert Thompson, the young ply
stefan who WAS found guilty OF kill
ing and secreting the body Of Eva
Swan. a girl who had come 10 his
office for treatment. today starts
to serve a sentence Of 20 years in
San Quentin prison.
Eva Swan was stonographer
She was 20 years old. pretty. and
had a host OF admirers.
To one of these who protested
his undying love and promised
matrimony az soon as he should
receive a certain sum of money
from his relatives in the east, Eva
Swan yielded herself. Following
close upon this first false step. the
girl. in a hysteria OF panic. sought
the office OF Dr. Robert Thomp.
son.
Somebody-some girl confidant
had told her that he would get
her out of her trouble.
DR. Thompson performed an H.
legal operation on the girl TO &c
complish the purpose which she
believed would save her from
shame.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-25

n few boxes OF little Things that
Mrs Baxter has been hankering
for.
"Well. yesterday was the glad
day.
81 got started little late on the
cable, and a. the top Of one OF the
camel's humps the car stuck fast.
sassed the gripman and he
sassed me Thanksgivingly In re-
turn
Il had n bunch that I'd miss the
boat. 20 ! dashed over 10 a corner
drug store and telephoned the boat
landing and begged 'em TO hold
the steamer for two minutes.
after a while the cable got TO
working again and ! got to the
landing In time 10 see my friend,
the skipper Of the tub that plies
the beautiful lake. waving me an
affectlonate adieu from the pilot
house. lie wished me a pleasant
Thanksgiving, | think
Then I dug up two iron men
and in a launch was bumped and
bounced across the broad bosom
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-25
BRUTAL ATTACK
ON GIRL LURED
FROM A DANCE

NEW YORK. Nov. 2b--John
OBfien. HIS brother Thomas. Jacob
Cohen and Samuel Friedman we're
arraigned IN court yesterday and
held ln 5000 bail each on a charge
Of assault and robbery preferred BY
Miss Myrtle Bell Harding.
Friedman Was arrested IN the
morning. but the three other prison
era we're arrested directly after the
assault. late Tuesday night The
young woman was IN court. and her
appearance WAS cyidenI that she
had been terribly beaten.
She said she met the O'Briena 10
dance hail and WIS lured By them
70 d stable Ia the stable. Ehe
charged. she WAS attacked. beaten
and robbed hy four men They beat
her almost 90 unconaclousncsa and
robbed her ~ a diamond necklace
and a purse containing $40.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-25

80, neither. This IL Thanks
- Ard | am terribly blue !
hllurs and might as well quii
80 rot want 70 land in jail.
n ed an tonight II Il Is nos
! a,suslye. I prefer &c be buried
! Ssssle a. / wans nothing 10 DO
= 0aympla. realize that you
- seas more tuF me than ! have
49, ana Ia ny last moments
= asak yea. The un'y regret Is
~ / sass BOT en0ugh money 20
~ ia nrm payment on a policy
/ hsw q you IN the New York
E1nl which allows you 70 take
/, xlxy cut and kill yourself the
r. Aear Rus such not being the
~ 40 10 10 expense a wooden
Il yin b. snsticEenE Coed bye.
u zna uct " too hard on Your
|sw waywara son aleays thought
h Won aie more sksn ! deserved
|lnrS BILLY
A Letter 70 ne Coroner.
n Caruueg foa need not hold
Vi aqpes; over ne. az ! voiun-
~ a&ed ny own lie Notify
faF&NcKsnney a, Olympia
" =. MCKINNEY.
Anotner Letter.
rs Aoiher I forgot 20 say
y sss lena. the cham bermald
~ vish son wogid pay this,
SO needs the money Lss the
H. tsb's Eu. All | regret is that
|az1 Dot KIN tbs Eugliehman. No
kxse only a box Yours.
BILLY
lmy from home. homesick. dis.
|ezsed. two men drank tiil they
|utsd the point where death
brad an easy way oat Of an life s
|nxAlsx
krher sncceesled Both are
Ne = the city Jail
|FB Mckenuey. an Olympia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-25

Three days afterward Eva Swan
collapsed in Or. Thompsons office
and within an hour she was dead.
The body of the girl was allowed
10 remain in a rear room OF the
doctors suite overnight. Tho
young woman nurse who had been
present at the time Of the opera
ton was dismissed. In the dead
of night, Is hours after Eva Swan
had died, DR. Thompson took tho
body TO "A new concrete house noe
far from his office and buried the
corpse under cement floor,
This was after he had dissected
the remains and packed them in
stout box.
Workmen found the body a few
days later.
The nurse turned states evil
denoe and was not prosecuted. DR..
Thompson put up n feeble defense
and seemed satisfied to escape
with a 20-year sentence.
He came TO San Francisco n few
years ago from Boston, where he
had served a prison term for a
similar crime.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-25
Did Bagdad Baxter Have a Joyous
Day? Well, We Should Say He Did

Of that placid sheet Of water
Il found that ia left the key "a
the house over in my every DAY
trousers. back in the city. you uu
deratand
80 | pried open the back door
fell over trunk that | had placed
there carefully 40 u would be out
Of tho way. and finally got the four
boxes | had come after.
Il put EN- on the wheelbarrow
borrowed for the purpose.
Somehow or other ! managed
10 get back 10 the steamer landing
and nj o'clock walked into the
dining room for my Thanksgiving
repast"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-25
RATE WAR
ON PACIFIC

According 10 Consul General
Thomas Sammons. OF Yokohama. n
freight and passenger rate war is
due IN trans-pacific business. The
operating agreement between Jap
nnese and American steamship
companies has been severed, and
frecr competition il now likely.
Sammons believes that with the
government subsidies which Jap
aneso steamers enjoy. and the
cheaper labor the little brown men
have the advantage over the Amer.
leans
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-25

arrested SuEg and took him TO the
police station.
when he was being taken to the
city hall. sugg. with tears stream.
ing down his face. pleaded for mer-
cy and said
Nov. sec here. chief. wouldn't
you do the same what | done II you
saw you'd sweetheart running away
with another man. specially a
white man? ! surely do love that
yellow girl. Lord. but II sure do
look as though she don't love me
no more. Lordy. Lordy. but love
that girl"
For his offcnse sugg was fined
S. aud costs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-25
REAL ARNICA FINISH TO
THAT HUNT CLUB CHASE

a wet corner on the Green Lake
boulevard and went down, carrying
its rider
Doc kelton's cob went down at
the same point.
Everybody went on as II nothing
had happened.
Aside from these things the Hunt
club run was great success from
the egg nog az Judge Hanfords
house at the start to the tea and
arnica finish nc the club house.
The Treats. the Hanfords, Clar-
ence Booth Lamont. Robert Percy
no, IL seems he spells Il Percy
Smith, the Farrells. the c. #.
Whites, the Henrys, the Galbraiths.
Kellehers. and DR. Nevius b. Pom
titus We're all mere.
DR. Kelton came In first, Mr.
Stevens second, and Miss Hall
third.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-25
Woman Buried Alive Is Rescued

CLEVELAND o.. Nov 25--Mrs Anna HubbeIf of Aurora o
aa placed in the receiving OF cemetery
aer resurected according daughter Of Mrs ubbe who
hs Cleveland
Ms Haobe Who IS. is apparently in good health today.
xeud not discuss the matter daughter OF Mrs Huhbei
~ Nat her mother became suddenly i recently
. g have died Remembering that former members Of her
haers family subject frances. the body
Asd Tbs coffin placed vault wfth open
Late that night the OF the cemetery
edy had moved In the casket doctor summoned
~ several hours work. the brought of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-25

youth. the writer Of the above
letter. was arrested BY Patrolman
Poolman "a he Was telcphoulng a
farewell message 10 friends. In his
pockets vas poison enough TO Mn
a deEsn men.
The other man. A ~ Montgom.
cry. a Madison. Wis. travelling man.
tried to fire a bullet through his
brain. but the gun vas not loaded.
An acquaintance. +. = West. Who
had followed him 20 his room az
the Arlington hotel. after hearing
Montgomery threats TO injure
himself stopped him
MY wife Is suing for divorce
hack In Wisconsin. Montgomery
told West. "it's Thanksgiving. and
everybody Rise IL happy. and | JUST
cant stand a. I have written ms
relatives that ! am going to kill
myself"
West tried 20 cheer the man np.
but without effect. Montgomery
then went to his room. West Col.
lowed him lie found Montgomery
standing tn the center 81 the room
pointing a revolver az himself
West caught him In time. took out
The cartridges. and spent some time
IN trying 20 set Montgomery Into
better spirits.
Apparently he had succeeded.
but the minute he left the room be
heard a swapping as % a revolver
trigger BE ran back 20 find Mont.
gnmery swapping uaela&Sly at the
empty gun West called the police.
MeKenney. the other mAa Who
F wanted 20 die. had grown discouF.
aged over lack % work. money and
{ friends A little liquor spurred him
10 fha point % death Tie bad
made all arrangements wheu Pool
man fortunately lntervsued
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-25
E NEVER SAW A,MODERN THING in
80 YEARS; THINK OF ALL SHE MISSED

III WAYNE. Ind. Nov Is
s'ols - L may seem. u was
hii a few weeks ago that
VAR Welty. nearly so years
70 ives In the southeastern
iaia county. ever saw a city.
a z village. Or entered a store
AaH onslness building. she had