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PoR CABLE.

New York, enero 17.-Despachos
de Madrid informan que La Cores
pondencio Militar publico en- su edi-
ci6n de aver un violento articulo fir
mado por $500 ofciales del eiercito
active. En- dicho articulo protestan
de la resolucion del ministerio de la
guerra y amenazan con promover un
conficto cuyas consecuencias sera
Ia caida del gabinete de Moret. Los
diarios liberales censuran acremen-
te Ia actitud de los oficiales los que
sc asegura estan excitados por los
conservadores en- su afan de entor-
pecer las gestiones del actual 60
bierno.
New York, enero 17.-Despachos
de Russia nforman que el gobierno
de Russia ha protestado formalmen-
te de la actitud deUapon|de sostener
Ia exclusive en- Manchuria y apoya
resueltemente la naturalization de
aquella region asiatica, cuyo acto
Sc sostendrA 81 concrete Hbre para
.todas las naciones.
New York, enero 17.-Elgobierno
imperial de China ha notihca-
do d las potencias la aperture de
dos puertos en- la region de Shan
sung, cerca de Chepin al este de Ia
peninsula de Corea.
New York, enero 17.-Despachos
de la Coruha (Bspana) dan cuenta
de haberse declarado en- huelga en-
Los arsenales del Ferrol dos mil hom
bres de los q. Sc emplean en- los ira
bajos de la construction de L. escue
dra, solicitando aumento de jernal
~ dismnucion de horas de trabaio,
La guarnicion de Puentedunde ha
recibido orden de marchar hacia e,
sitio de Ia huelga. La actitud de los
trabajadores es hasta ahora pacif-
ca. Ell gobierno no tiene noticias de
haberse alterado el orden. Sci 3han to
mado precauciones para evitar con
flictos mayores. Otro despacho de
Granada da cuenta de haberse des-
cubierto en- Guadix en- la provincia
deGranada una fabrica de monedas
falsas en- una casa propiedad del du'
que de Benavente. La policia Sc In
cauto de varias monedas, troqueles
y dem&s accessories. Ell marques de
Lombay que habitaba dicha casa
ha sido arrestado, asi como varios
empleados de su servidumbre.
New York, enero 17.-Despachos
de Londres dan cuenta del results-
do de las elecciones celebradas el sa-
bado. Los unionistas ganaron Is a
sientos debilitando la mayoria de.
gobierno. Este resultado de los CO.
micios pone en- grave situacion los
proyectos de Lloyd George y agra
va la situacion del gobierno.
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Una GAIA De coTeos.
Sc encontro en- el aljibe del
edificio que ocupan las
oficinas.
Los faneionaries del departa-
mento y Ia detective ira
tan Dc osclarecer ell hocho.

Una pequeia GAIA de hierro, que
sirve para guardian algunas sumas en-
la ofcina de correos de la ciudad,
fu6 encontrada por la detective"
en- ell algibe del edifcio que ocupa Ia
del postmaster de Ia cfudad.
La. GAIA contenia segun informes
una suma alredor de 8 8 400 pesos.
Extraida la GAIA el inspector ordend
la abriera un empleado de aquellas
oicinas q. conocia Ia combination,
Este reaizo Ia aperture.
Sc encontro que falta dinero
La polcia practica investiga-
clones para averiguar Ell au-
tor 8 autores del hecho. No SO han
hecho detenciones y .el inspector y
otros funcionarios deldepartamento
siguen investigando el suceso del que
Sc han hecho diversos concentrates
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l6OCIAT0N DE LA PRENSA.

Parece que de nuevo toma cuerpo
ls idea de establecer una asociacion
Dc h prensa. Varias veces Sc ha ira
tado de clio 10 que pruebe que Sc la
pecesita, pero siempre lucho con obs
tAculos que hicieron abandonar ell
proyecto.
Vemos ahora que hay, al perecer
mayor firmeza en- los propositos y
nos parece muy bien que Sc haya
comfiado la iniciativa q nuestro cole
"a el "Boletin Mercantil'' Viejo en-
el lramo y conocedor del +eTeno, nos
parece que organizara con discretion
los primeros pasos en- el asunto.
Defender los intereses del perio-
dismo; estudiar las necesidades de
la prensa; influir cuanto sea possible
por que ese gran elemento de cultu-
ra alcance La mayor possible en- nues-
tro pals; estudiar problemas inte-nos
del periodismo entire ellos Ia name
ra de defenderle de males colectivos
que perjudican hondamente a las
empresas de periodicos; la mutua
protection en- precarias ocasiones
de los periodistas; ne ahi parte de
10 mucho que debe estudiarse V re-
solverse al organizarse en- asocia-
ci6n de Ia prensa, los periodistas de
pals.
Asociaci6n en- suma de hombre:
decentes. Una selection 81 fuera ne
cesaria, como alglin colega ha pro
puesto Tn medic de acercamientC
para mfluir con el buen ejemplc
tanto como puede mfluirse con Il
pluma. Ell prop6sito es digno de to-
da atenciOn, Sfrvase el Boletin de
cir cuales son los primeros pasos q
debemos dar en- direction de ESQ:
fines.
ia Correspondence suScribt
On principle el prop6sito.
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FRAGMENTO.

.Seremos respetables Il tns naciones
srtrGnieros no por riquezas. que erci
tordn su codicm; no por Ia opulenc,q
del territorio, que prorocarla su an
bicidn no por el nhmero de tropGs,
que en- muchos G6os no podrdn igUa
Lor 4 las de Europa: 10 serenaos cuan
do rendzcqn entre nosotros las rlrtu
des ne m puebLo s6brio q LobOrioso /;
c4H'Jdo et amor d Ia patrid sea una
rirtud cOp,Gn. y elere nuestrds dlmns
q e.s grGdo de ensrgja y de constduciq
que Grros.rd las dificultGdes y que dss
preci0 los peligros. In prosperidad
De ESprrtn enseHG al mund0 que Un
pequefo es.ad, Pnefs ser formidable
por Sus r!rtudes: y esq pueblo redactdo
"a an pcqIeE9 rec:nt9 DE-! Pel9poneso,
tu< q terror de Grecia q tormard Ia
adairGci6n de tod25 los sigyos. Maria
NO Moreno.
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UTIL.-La publication The Far
Eastern Rertew comunica la noticia
de que en- Abril de cada a6o todos
los nihos que asisten a las escuelas
del Japon deben someterse a un exa-
men medico y complete acerca de
su estado fislco, asi como la inspec-
cion sanitaria todos los meses, tam
bien por los medicos, de todos los
edificios de escuelas, suconten do,
el abastecimiento de aqua; tambien
un examen mensual de los alumnos,
pero no tan minucioso como aquel
que Sc hace todos los amos. ST por ca
sualidad Sc encuentra que uno de los
discfpulos necesita un tratamiento
medlco. ell case entonces Sc reporta
a sus padres. IL
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ANuNC|0 De SUBASTA.
Departanente del Interior.
Ofcina del Supt. de Obras Publicas

San Juan, P. R: Enero IA de 1910
Proposicione. en- pliegos cerrados
para Ia adjudication On pdb'ica su-
basta de las obras de suministro, me-
dida y entregs de 1856 m. c., mas s
menos, de piedra triturada 8 c&cajo
por Totes, para Ia conservation de las
cs csrreteras Jnsu'ares que 4 continua-
ci6n sc describen sc sdmitiran en- esta
ofcina hasta las II a. m. del dia %
de Eoero de 1910:
Lote ndmero 2, Carretera ndmerc,
/, Secci6n ssn Juan Rio Piedras,
Kms. 0-5, 1440 m. C: Lote pumer,
101, Carretera ndmero 2, Seocion Ca
taho Vega Alta, Kms. 5-12, 2l2 m. @.
Lote numero 401, Carret.ra nun er .
l, Secci6n (aguas Aibonito, Kms, ,6
4S 2561 nj. c.: Lote numero 402,
Carretera numero /, Secci6n Caguas
Aibonito, Kms. 1888, 1872 m. c.: Lo-
,e numero 403, Carretera numero ],
Secci6n Csguas-Aibonito, Kms. 53-67,
1880 nc. Lote numero 404, carre-
terra numero l, 6ecci6n Caguas-A bo-
nito, Kms. 67-S1, 5S5 m. c. Lote No.
sol Carretera No !, 8ecci5n Aibonito-
Ponce, kms S1-95, 1141 ID. c. lote
No 5O2, CarreterA ndmero l, Sec
cifn Aibonito- Ponce, Kms. 95-104,
1872 m. c. Lote ndmero SOB. Sec
ci6n Aibonito Ponce, Kms 1G4-l18,
1852 N. c. t, nume1o 504, Care
terra numero !, Secci6n Aibonito- Pom
ce, Kms. 1l6-125, ECO III. c. Lote
numero sos, carretera numero l Sec
ci6n Aibonito. Ponce, Kms. 1876 134,
853 me-. kte numero SO, Care
terra nunero 6, Secci6n Ponce-Arec
bo, Kms. 5-l2, S72 m. c. Iote nu-
meto 1101, Carretera numero 9, Sec.
ci6n Bayamon- Comerio, Kms. OLA,
406 m. C.
Todos los datos necessrios Sc daran
en- esta ofcina donde Sc encuentran de
manifesto todos los documentos que
han de regir en- la contrat;y y podran
recoger les licitsdores los modeios de
proposi ion que han de presentar.
La administration &c reserva el de-
recho de rechazar cualquiera 8 :odas
las proposiciones.
Por orden del Comisionado del In
terror (Firmado) j. j. JIMENEZ,
Supt. de o. P.
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Nueyo explosive
para torbederos.

e. hermano del Canciller Bulow
ha visitado al Rey Alfonso XIII
para ofrecerle un nuevo explosive
que Sc ha descu5ierto en- Alemania,
para uso de los Torpederos, 10 que
no Sc ha podiio descubrir es quien
venda meiores traies hechos que
los cue vende Juan Pieras en- LA
Palmesana" Allen 80.
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CURIOSO.-Las subdiviciones de
la hora en- sesenta minutes, cada mi
nuto en- sesenta segundos, etc, nos
viene de les antiques babilonios. Es
te sistema pas6 los griegos, y ell
celebre astronomo Hiparco, quien
vivid $50 amos ant. de J. c., 10 intro
dujo en- Europa Mas tarde Tolomeo,
despues de $50 amos de J. c. lie di6
mayor impulse al sistema babilonio.
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LIoUaDACI0N DE LA SEMANA.

Pocos acontecimientos 'dipos de
atencitu han oclsrido durante las
gaos ultimas semanas.
La apertura de Il camara. Lectu-
\ u del mensaje del gobernador.
Eldocumento va 10 hemos comen-
tado. Frases sobrias perfodos de sin
ezra elocuencia.
Tomando al hazar algunos comen-
tahos danes preferente atenci6n d
las aguientes:
sFrancamente este caba1ero no
pa1ece tocado de esa intranslgencla
y rudeza que crea la Influenza de
Marte en- 81 coraz6n de los hombres.
N coronel Cotton es el hombre civi-
kHa y democratic que Sc ha dado
cuenta de su mission y su destino. En-
ese documento fr1o, escrito con so
briedad, y hermoso por sus eleva-
dos conoeptos esta condensado EN-
PARfE las necesidsdes y aspirscio
mas del pals"
Emo e. muy cierto. Y de muy
buena ley.
Ahf en- esas p&ginas no Sc oye e]
repique de mentirss belicas nj la fra
&c aneha del irismo. Esto esta bien
y hay para todos, ejemplos que imi-
tn.
Euestros cables informan de gran
des nevadAs que oaen con aterrado-
70 in1eEmiHencia en- los Estados Uni
dns, Il sztremo de paralizar el ira
6oo s imposfbditar Ia vida industrial
y oomarrial.
81 Sc mira al actual estado de la
netropo6. La sombria pelambre de
sue bosques. Los Nsssards anonsdan-
do la vida, entumeciendo los organos
de production. Los violentos ventii
oueros dteniendo 81 desenvolvumier
to de Ia actiridad; y de otro lado Sc
contemplA 4 nuestra isla atortunad'
en- el NpaEto de dones naturales
Con ~ pEfmsvera eterna con SUI
campos dempre verdas; con sus bri
SOS conssan4es soplando y lIevandt
en- peEpebuo torrente de oxigeno, vi
da y enezgia, un recogimiento del e
piritu - produce y asoma a los la.
bios esta pregunta, 1Es Puerto Rice
fehz? 1Se siente satidecho de 81
.euerte2 Va con 6rme1s por la sen
Dc de 81 destino.?.
La legislature esta alberta.
/ Hay que hacer algo.
Para que, al caer, pueda de
lei1se sshalando el cerebro: - "a
quf habia algo, y 10 df mi patria.
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0TR0 CAS0 PRACTICE.

Con un capital de $3.50 iustos. es
tableciose hace nueve amos en- Nue
va York, Gerge W. Lott, er i ramo
de confteia.
Guerra ser nco. Experimentaba
Esndss alientos v trabajaba con ft
Con frecuencia soLaba Lo porvenir
sparecfa & s1s oios como IN dorado
ezpeIisno. Pero .rant5 negociO sirni
lar en AUeYs York, Como sehs po
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COrSetS WarneS.

Nuevo surtido de corsets War
ners Gesde $3.50 & $500, sIrtido
nuncs visto.
En- los almacenes de "El Cello
Tetuan 25.
Csmas niqueladas gran moda.
Aimacenes De FL Inferno."
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w NNDAN' WI cSS'1 le8iA
talones y enaguas.
Batista fna, muselina, hilo de
persia, nansd, son las telas propias
para esta utilisima pieza. que es
una combination de cubre corset,
pantalones y enaguaS- Ell escote
del clbre corset esta adornado con
una fna puntilla Y entredos pasa
cinta, Y 10 mismo las mangas. La
parte inferiar de los p2ntalones ena
guas, estan adornados con un volan
te de la misma tela Y adornados al
igual que IA parte superior o sea el
cubre corset.
El patron esta cortado en- siete
tama1os-32 a IA pulgadas de bus
to. Para sc pulgadas, la combina
ci6n requiere }! yardas de material
de So pulgadas ancho; 3 S yardas
de ~ pulgadas; ? ) S ysrdas de pun
tilla: 3 yardas de cinta; 1 ) de en-
tredos.
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NADIA de eXtrano es ESQ,

Como NADIA de extraho? le pre-
guntaron creyendo que iba a dar
una raz6n cientitica. 4.
-Pues Is claro, hombre. contest5:
en el bsrrio de Santa Maria de ca
diz no puede nadie. nj siquiera los
terremotOs. como que he nacido yo
en- ese barr;O.
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Referian d un enthusiastic gaditano
detalles de un vi0lento tem5lor de
terra que Sc habia scntidO en- C&diz
' a decirle que casi habia pasadO ell
fen6menO !nadvertido enel barrio de
Santa Maria, exclam6 con convic
cljn:
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MUS|CA De
.BA[SE|RO.
DE VENTA
En- "El Paris Bazar" ;"

Vals de conoiertc
Puerto Rico" premia.
do con medalla de orc
en- el certamen del
cuarto centenario de
la colonization Girls
t1ana. "a so cts
Vals intermezo de la
zarzuela "Amor que
muere y amor que
mace" .............. 25
Vas po6tico "Rayo
de Luz" 25,,
Walls Flores y Per-
las" ............... 25,,
lei Antifaz Rojo"
marcha festiva premia.
da por el certamen de
la Comision organiza-
dora del Carnaval...... 25,,
TwoStep "Caribe". 25,.
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Pam ala cura el Paludismo. Sc
.vent'e en- todas las droguerias.
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HUNORTSMO.

Al jardin de plantas de Paris lie
varon una vez el esqueleto de un an
trop6fago V
-iLastima-decia un curioso con
tempiandole-que Nc nos le ilay4n
traidO yivo!
-Eiyo? " con que diablos lie iba
mos mantener? le contesto uno de
los empieados del iardin.
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d, Z. /. Enaro is, de 1919.

"a 2 uusI0, 3. q. I11a0U 10, 0e 101V'
l Sam. 9p.n.
fso4a pulgadas,
RI ri ~ = q ntpsl da nar. -3O.l0 3o.e
t7llnscouaiiDute. Fahr. IL "A
falaAivA psrcentAgs.ss "a
ke lac&, sn pugadaa,
u hceas tefmiAando
~ q p m.
n ID vjento. 80 SN Sc
"a siad dAl viento,
n 4 li1 pof hosa. ....... ]
EAtun mAximA. ...-79o
npers4nra mfnima $50
5GSHlh 6nl ~
I 3rsss. al 81. 500
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nenEsTAc1o ONES
n. DEL TIRMPO
IN N. ~ j. S. W1alaIR DuRRAl
q - n II EA1 IL IA l01A
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hecha as hoi Pronto ngn
PrimavT Oo
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-04-18
SKATING MARATHON
next SATURDAY
Twenty-Three Men Will Race in
Long Distance Event "A Big
Crowd Expected to Attend.

Next Saturday night the skating
Marathon race will take place at
the Princess rink. and an exciting
event Is anticipated. Numerous
prizes have been donated. and l.. l..
McCandless has presented a beauti-
full cup which Is to be won three
times before 1t becomes any mans
property.
The race will start at o'clock
sharp. and the following men will
compete In IL:
Hilton Hefford "a, Charles Frei-
tas (2). Frank Marcus t8. X. f..
Longford ca. James o'Brien CD.
Harry Melburn 90. Amos Peterson
90. Rufno Martin 80, Manuel
Freitas 90. G. Martin (10). Alfred
Baptist GD, Charles Rolf 12)
Charles Nicholas (13). Joe Freitas
(1D. Harold Nicks."on (15). CHS.
Klemme (16). e. Klemme az. Jre
Forrest (1S). T. II. Reynolds tl9).
Markham (20). Fred Mccarthy
(2D. Eugene Ross (22), A. Vierra
(23l
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-04-18

Mrs. Ethel Coulter gave fine ex-
hibition OF tennis in the mixed
doubles.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-04-18
BASEBALL.
Marines DEFEATED BY
fort SKATER BOYS
ONLY ONE GAME IN
IS MILITARY SERIES PLAYED
Cavalry Do Not Turn Up to Play the
Guards - Infantry Are Doing
Well.

On Saturday afternoon the Mill
tary league series OF ball games
were continued. and one game, be-
tween the Skaters ard the Marines,
was played. The game was an un-
interesting one. and the Skaters
won by the big score of Is to 3.
The score tells the story pretty well
and the exhibition was fierce.
The second game, between the n.
G. II. team and the Cavalry. did not
take place, as the Leilehua represen-
tatives did not put In an appear
ance. II Is to be regretted that the
Fighting Fifth did not play the
Guards, as most exciting and close
game was anticipated when the two
best teams In the league met.
There were few spectators at the
game, and the ones that stayed away
did not miss much. II is sad but
true that the Military league is not
going as strong as 1t should. and
something should be done to make
all the teams stick to the schedule.
The Skaters have come into the
game with a vengeance, and they
appear to be playing the most con-
sistent ball of the bunch.
There was more fun and better
ball last year, when the teams play
ed at Aala Park and other grounds.
than there has been at the league
grounds this year.
In Saturdays game the Infantry
piled up four runs in their half OF
the second inning. and then, keeping
up the good work. added two more
| in the third. Just to show there
was no III feeling, the Skaters con-
tinued scoring. and three more runs
| graced their total. Nine runs "a
nothing looked pretty good to the
Shafter supporters. and the Marines
were playing In fierce form for 9
team that has been together for Sc
long q time.
| Then there was no scoring Tor
three innings. and 1t seemed as II
the run-getting streak had pincheo
out. However, there was a rea
balloon ascension in the eighth, wheI
the Skaters started waltz-me
iaround stunt. which did not stoI
Nntil six runs had been scored.
| with the score of 10 runs to nil
a white-wash seemed inevitable. ant
everybody thought the end hat
come. But In their ninth innini
the Marines got going. and three
runs were registered by Cav, Davi
and Gibson.
Peyton did the twirling for tn
Marines in the first part Of the game
but he proved very costly, and II
the fifth inning Gibson took tn
ball. The latter pitcher did al
right for three innings. but thel
was hit up for six runs in quicI
order.
4 Sinclair caught for the half-wet
and accounted for Ave men. II is
Y pity that old reliable Anderson Is no
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-04-18

A. NJ. Novel; played in all three
matches Saturday night, being on
the court continuously from seven
till midnight. Had he been fresh
for the finals in mixed doubles, spec
tators say he and Steere would have
defeated Cooke and Cooke.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-04-18
MANOA NIGHT Tennis
TOURNAMENT i PAU
Cooke and Cooke Win Mems Doubles
From Steere and Nowell-Mrs.
Coulter and Wall Win From
NOVEL; and Partner.

On Saturday night at about mid
night the Manoa Valley tennis tour
nament came to an end. and some
very keenly-contested matches were
played during the evening.
In the semi-finals OF the gentle
mems doubles, Steere and Novel; de-
feated Clark and Richards two sets
first set was surprise to everyone,
us the younger players made every
stroke winning one, and NOVEL;
and Steere did not have look IN
at any stage of the set. Then In
the second set the older men fought
for every point and finally. after
five-all and six-all had been called,
managed to capture two games in
succession and win 1913. The
younger players then went OF lot
difficulty In taking the third set.
In the finals the Cooke brothers
showed what sterling good players
they are by defeating NOVEL; ana
Steere three sets out of Ave after a
remarkable match. The score will
show what sort OF a struggle the
match was. and the end of the
fourth set found the totals. as far as
games went. "a TO &c.
In the deciding set the Cookies
forged ahead and won out by q
score OF SO. The full scores were:
10, 6-3. 1913. 40, 6-3. The play
was good all round, and the men
showed fine form.
The mixed doubles hnals were
fought out by Mrs. Coulter and Wall
against Miss Sewall and. Novel;. and
the former pair won three sets
i straight-6-4. 81. 6-2. Mrs. Coul-
ter showed better form than she did
In the earlier stages OF the tourna-
ment, and some OF her strokes were
excellent. Her service was strong,
also. and her placing was good
The night tournament was really
good all through, and It proved that
regular contest could be run on
just AS well at night as during the
daytime.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-04-18
TRACK MEET.
KAMS WIN OUT IN
Juniors and SENIORS
PALAMA MISSION BOYS
DO REAL GOOD WORK
Track Is In Good Order and Records
May Go Next Saturday at Boys
Field.


Down at the Boys Field on Sat
urday afternoon the different boys
clubs had a track meet. and some
good close races aud field events
were witnessed. Only one thing
married the success OF the after
moons sport, and that was the dis
qualification OF a runner belonging
TO the Beretania Mission team for
crossing in frOnt OF another runner
when less than six feet ahead of
him.
This was hard luck for the Mis-
sion boys, as by the disqualification
OF their man they lost Ave very
necessary points. still. rules are
made TO be observed. and as the run
ner who crossed In front impeded
the other ped and made him run out
side OF u third contestant, there was
only one thing to do In the matter.
The Kamehameha tenn won out
in the junior events, and their total
was 27 points. The Palama boys
ran the Kams very close. aud their
total OF points was rs. With lit
tie luck. the Palamas should have
won. Third place was taken by the
Beretania lads. who piled up 22
points In great style. The Y. NJ. O..
II A. bunch only scored 8. and the Ka-
waiahao remained In the zero class
The Y. NJ. c. A. representatives
Oh ut "a
several OF them went to pieces In
-he preliminary heats and could not
take part In the finals.
Kan Fong turned out to be a
champion, and he won out In the
100, 220 and 440-yard sprints. Kan
Fong has bright future before him.
providing that he does not override
the game and keeps In condition.
The Mission athletes did well In
the track events on Saturday. and
they are TO be congratulated On their
, performances. Taking It altogeth-
er, the boys all showed good form
ard the meet was a decided success.
The senior competition was won
. by the Kamebamehas also, and they
won out with total OF 3S points
Palama got into second place, ant
their points amounted TO 32. The
, Y. NJ. c. A. men could only score
II points, and they were third ant
last.
1 The track at the Boys Field Il
. improving every day, and next Sat
Q urday II Is expected that the quarter
, and half-mile records will be broker
g for sure. DR.. Hand feels confiden
( that Rice can put new figures owe
|. the 440 and 220 distances, and II h'
Is really hard pushed there Is NJ
doubt that the only Bill Will q
d close to doing the trick.
a q q q
Q The V. A. c. team defeated tn
}. M. A. G. bunch OF ball-swatters yes
d terday at Aala Park by a score o
l. IL TO 5.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-04-18

The Heaianis are going strong.
and the gift OF $500 by Mrs. Sam
Allen is much appreciated by the
members. The new barges should
arrive soon. and then there Will be
even bigger boom in rowing than
at present.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-04-18
COMING EVENTS.

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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-04-18

The V. A. C. team defeated tn
M. A. c. bunch OF ball-swatters yes
terday at Aala Park by a score @
~ to 8.