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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-24

GeLCa. April 2i-Lombardia utaD. New York
Via Naples
SAILED
Rutter,!am. April 32-Cadisc tBr,. New York
Deutschland Ger Tank. New YORK
HIemtn, April -. MIR men tGerl. New
York.
BcGlOgnc April -, y m-Nieuw Amsterdam
Dutch from Rotterdami. New York
Lover. April -. 9:i5 p m-Finland OBelgJ from
Antwerp, New York.
Bsr,clcna.' April 2U-MatteGwan tBrl. New York.
Genoa, April 2i-Antonio Lopez tspan,. New
York.
Antwerp. April 2i-Zeaiandia tBr). New York
Glasgow. Apfil 23-Caiedoria tBrl. New York VIA
Neville
pemerara. ApriI 22-Korona tBr New York VIA
81 JTolx. etc.
kingston. Jamaica. April 22-Atrato tBrD tfronI
Southampton via Barbados. Colon etcl. New
York. clyde iBrD from New York;, Colon,
etc. and southampton
Santos, ApItl 2O-CalderOn (BelsD, New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-24
Sd WARD VALUES ATTRACT
Buildings Department Records
Show Demand for DEVELOPMENTS

The feature OF the Buildings Department
records is the indication Of the shifting de-
mand OF Well-to-do home seekers to the new
developments recently marketed in the Sd
Ward. in this ward. comprising White
stone. Malba, Flushing and consider
able portion Of the western end Of the north
shore. the average value of new buildings
has increased more than los per cent in
ing houses. according TO the records. ranges
eighteen months. The value OF these dwell
from 5000 10 S2s,5e0
The noteworthy gain in the average cost
OF new houses erected and projected in ia
maica. Richmond Hill and other parts OF
thu 9Th ward is due TO the demand for two
family dwelling houses and housings III
modern apartment structures. while in
croases in the LIST Ward, comprising Long
Island City. are attributable TO the erection
Of manufacturing and commercial struct-
urcs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-24
QUEENS LAND & TITLE co. SALES

During the last four years the Queens
Land and Title Company has sold home
sites TO over three thousand purchasers. 4
great number Of these purchasers have COM
pletcd or about completed. payments on
their lots and are arranging 70 build Their
homes. a number Of these arc row under
way. and these buildings together with the
extensive street improvements being in
stalled. lend a scene Of great activity to the
Development
The Queens Land and Title Company re-
ports sales so far this season to be far in
excess for any other like period since the
opening Of the development.
The company's Nassa peqUa special rain
viii leave for the property at . p m. this
Sunday from Long Island City and Flat
bush avenue.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-24
HIGH WATER.
WIRELESS REPORTS.

The Cedric, reported 100 miles east OF Sandy
Hook al 9:20 m Friday, is expected TO dock
this evening.
The Columbia. reported 1888 miles east OF
Sandy Hook at Is a yesterday, is expected
to dock this forenoon
The ST. Paul. reported as 3SS miles east OF
sandy Hook at q 80 a IN yesterday. Is expected
TO dock this forenoon.
The Florida. reported cas- miles cast Of
Sandy Hook at 5 a yesterday, is expected
TO dock this forenoon.
The Minnetonka. reported as 7l5 miles east Of
Sandy Hook at :35 p yesterday, is expected
to dock Monday afternoon.
The Kroonand. reported as 40 miles east OF
sandy Hook at m yesterday, Is expected 10
dock Monday afternoon.
The 6. +. Tietgen. reported as sos miles east
CT Sandy Hook at noon on Friday, is expected TO
dock this forenoon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-24
elLPN PARK BUILDING WORK.

N'olE was begun last week on an Once
bnldlag al aiipiE Park for the Painter
Realty snd' Securities Company. Contracts
were also iet Tor several detached dwelling
aot.s.s 10 De buiit d. ilfe conpany.
Tea -. 1uiaaaef, - Eelt g. TauIha her
: Co.. IN sei.ia To- GiiDin Park said
yesterday faat tls demand for lots was FAR
p e@cc>s ~ aItic.i .4ti Dl->. Tad that most o.
.i.c Lsy,rs ~e1e n0T1c ceke-s wao blamed
e. Li.I3d homes for occupancy lhis year
lIc said tht decision - locate the Hud-
ION F-iGse al 1871 street and tie plans for
fcUr crack :. o..cy through the Dumont
ard lnglcssood SECTIONS II Bergen county
,prr @rack. 10 connect with the bridge and
4.c lluJson laane.s. bad caused very
lcf.te demand :0r hO.ne sites a.d invest
nc.a lIoge. Lss-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-24

larceny OF 1913 from Isaac Zahn. who lives
at White Haven, Penn. Zahn alleged that
he sent $500 TO White about two years ago
with the hope that White could increase
his principal through his knowledge of Wall
Street finances. Magistrate White decided
that a criminal remedy did not apply.
White became known In the financial
world when his bid sent by letter was &C
cepted for government bonds issued during
the Cleveland administration.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-24
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.

I-iynouth. Aaril -. ..0i p INST Louis New
York FOR Cherbou-g ana Southampton tand
prtcecdedt-
ouecn,town April q 2:5a p n--Caronia ,ar,.
New York Cor FishsueVd and Liverpool taad
free edeGl =.
Rio Janeiro, April 22-Tennyson ui). New York
Rotterdam April 2"-Nolturuo tBt. New York
Man:a. pTil .i-Iudrasaniha tIiri. New York
via Singapore.
narcs Iona. April 20-Montesila SPAN. New York
via Cadil
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-24
wEsTERLEIGE CLUB BUYS.

J. Sterling Drake has sold for Marie W
Sill 20 the Westerleigh Tennis Club a plot
% about twelve lots on the northvrly side
Of Indiana avenue. Westerleigh.
The club has been incorporated and has
LEI the contract Tor the permanent improve
ment of the grounds and expects 20 opea
It's season about May J.
Ply this purchase the club is enabled 20
have three fun size courts. with ample mar
81 10 each. and an extra plot, JoxI00 feet.
foI q clubhouse
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-24
LONG ISLAND CITY SALES.

Theodore MerEt. jr-. has sold for a client
the northwest corner 81 STA street and
jackson avenue to "a Mr Schmilt. H. has
also sold the southwest corner II Sth street
and Jackson avenue. pic; so.IeD feet. to q
Mr. Iuupe. and The southwest cofner OF
Jackson avenue and itt street. icing g7xIl9
feet. for ellen, 20 Nj. JUnge
Isis other ~ la are a pot sDA1aS ieet IN
* lily avenue. opposite Ei.er avenue. Wood
s.lc. tJr a client 10 Nj. Ge.ber, Hho wlIl
irap~Jre tre sane. and plot la Townsend
street. -9DXl0a feet. tor - 81. Peters t. 4
Sew E,rk builder. who wiz ia.p-y e The
- Iiy iina.odlate.y With Ci-.J-4.,te fiats
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-24
COLUMBIA STUDENT BUYS LOTS.

The Thomas i. Reynolds Company has
SOLD Tor The Corn Exchange Realty Com
Ta-y hrc hundred lots al Jamaica Bav
fronting on The R0ckaway Turnpike and
Springfield Road, 10 - Roy Lockwood. a
Columbia College student This is M
LockWoods FIRST inyestmcnt in real estst,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-24
TRANsPACIFIC MAILS.

Destination and steamer Pm.
Japan, Corca, China, Philippine Isl
ands tvia Tacoma Tacoma Maru. April 25 6 80
Hawaii. Jaraa. CoTea and China via
san Franc!sco,--Chiyo Maru. -. April IS $50
Jai an. COrea, China via Seattlel-
Kumertc ........ ...-........... April &c 6:3O
Japan. Corca. China. Philippine lei
ands via Observation-Disclosures Of
japan -............ .......April %. $50
Hawaii. Guam. Philippine Islands
tvia san FrdnCiscob-U : Trans
Iort ................... .April 30 @ 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-24

,,uao April 2i-ChaTitOn HAL tBrl. New YORK
psTa APRIL 2l-Frpncis err, New Nots ,,s..
sHashamptcn APRIL - 1..O y m-Philadeiphla'
New York Via CheroouTs -,
,Dtxsrp April -. 1870 m-Finland tbeish
New York via Dover -
IN As,L.n,and April % , m-United states
tpanD. from Copenhagen for New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-24

TO-DAY.
Mail Vessel
[essl For Line closes sails
Polycarp. Para Booth. $3.50. 100 m -
Tapajoz. Santos. Bra lillian. 500 a m
lkalis, Argentine -........... 2:3O a M
MONDAY. APRIL %
C3Icn. Cristobal. Panama II 30 a m 500 p N
Surinlme. Paramaribo DWI IL 20 90 D IN
Re d'Italia. Naples. Italian. 1900 m
TUESDAY. APRIL %
X prinzessin {. Bremen. NGL 6::O m 1000 m
y man Prince. Rio d. J. Princel2:OO m $500 p m
@. Prince. Pm mbCco. Prince -l2OO IN 300 IN
Ryndam, Rotterdam. Holl-Am - 1000 m
Europa, Naples. la NeloCe. a. 1900 m
ManZanillo. Clenfu5 COS. Ward - L. 800 m
{ Of Atlanta, Savannah. say. - 300 p m
Mohawk. Jacksonville, Clyde. -- 100 m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-24
DroadwaySi Goth ST.; 5th Ave; 10Th St.

Ingelfngar ger. New Orleans. ely q Mac on.
Savannah. Noruba fifD. Newport News. Antnres
tfrl. Sap-lu. Altamaha. brunswick. Pawnee.
Trinidad tBrD. Bermuda. captain At
T. Lucas. Charleston ana PORT Tampa: Furn,ssia
tIlrb. Glasgow; Minneapolis tErl. London. Mama
Hata Baltimore
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-24
SHIPPING NEWS
Port Of New York, Saturday, April %
1910.
ARRIVED

Steamer Floride Err. Havre April @. 70 the
toinpagnie Generate lFans1tlantique. with 20
Arrived at TIC bar az $40 2 m. anu '''-S'
steamer Queen Helena dirl Antofagasta jan
r1Iary 4 Monievidco IS s. lucia March eI p
and Charleston April 10. 20 Howard Houller
a FARMERS with mdse- Arrived at the Bar
81 amer Nord Amerika Dam. Caibarien Arril
j. 10 thc Nunson steamship LiLe. with sugar.
arrived al lhe bar at J. IN.
steamer Lazio utaD. Genoa March 81, Naples
April 3 ana Palermo .. via Boston % TO Hsr.-
neid, So!aii x Co. with mcse Arrived at the
Bar noon
steamer pTinoess Anne. Newport News and
senGeIs and mdse. Passed in Quarantine 3:34
, m
Steamer Amerika Ger Hamburg April IA
southampton and ebert. urg 10 TO tn. uanbu,s1
American Line. with AZ cabin. 2a5 third class
steamer Perug!a dsr,. Logho.n april 3. Naples
ana PaltLmo z. 10 Henderson Bros. with 10
cabin and 81 steerage passengers ami mdse
Arrived a: the Bar AT $50 D IN.
steamer Meldei skin CNor). Callao January ~.
SaiaVerry -. Pacssmayo February is knto-
fsgas;a 20 CoTonrl March g. M5ntevideo % and
II Lucia April Il. to Vessel. DuvaI q 60. with
steamer KaseaSa BD Shields ApriI 10. 70
Morton d son. In ballast Arrived al the Bar
steamer oldenburg Ger, Bremen April 10. TO
Oelrichs q Co with l.457 stceragc passengers ana
NOSE Arrived al the 1871 at i:50 a m
steamer Eamuri oCubanD. Cienfucgos april 10
20 the New ork a cuba Mail IS 90 with sugar
ATTiFsu AT the lal al =
steamer Dclphine utaD. Barcelona March I
Genos II. lserhOm -. Palermo 20 and Alelers
81, to simpson. Spence 4 Young. with mdse
Arrived al the Bar ~ 30 a m
Steamer Mamma Hsta. Baltimore, % IN. Ne,r
YORK 4 Iiatim re Iranspor-ufIon Co with u,dse
Passed 10 Quarantine a: G:i1 ,a
steamer Rio tiraHde. Galveston Anril IL -
the southern Pacific "a. with ndse. Iassed 4,
Quarantine Z. So a
steamer Aichawk. jacksonville April ~ and
Charleston tprf y g. tht CLYDE s 90 win
passengers ana n1se- Passed In Quarantine al
g:11 a
-, amct Toronto ,Tri. Hun Aprll and Ros
toB ~ 10 Sandcrson son. with uds, A.
rived at tie Bar at T:aU u az.
steamer clement tsu. MHnas Aprl = Para
u ana iarh1d1- l6 90 Booth & 20. with 10;
al $3.50 A =
steamer tampaai2 ,Brl. LIVERPOOL ApriI IL end
Queenstown IL. 20 ale Suagrd ~ % rtd Ntsb
s-s2 cabin aud HHi strcragr passcTRtrs. malls and
lItss Arrived - tine Ear a. 7:lG "A IN.
SANDY Hu,k y 3 Aprii % 93a - M WIND
south Moderate breeze partly cloudy and hazy:
light
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-24

Havre. April g. o MA Lorraine V''
York.
PASSED. II
Butt q Lewis April 23-HelhS CaS ,-o,sr
New York for CaTistiansand ah'
hagen. v,rk ~
seilIy. April s3 -piamant lGeE). New i"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-24
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sunrise, 5:10; sunset, Gas; moon rises, =
moons age, Is.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-24

ReyOns g yeste-day's real estate transac-
tons will Ice pHbiis;icd la Mondays Tri5=ar.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-24
WHITES ACTION MOI CRIMINAL.

Abraham White was clschlrged ia tie
Tcsrbs police coEfr Yesterday by Magistrate
cornell lie lad ben charged wlth tie
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-24
SAILED,

Steamers Ocranl tGcrl. Bermuda. New York
southampton; President Lincoln fGetD. HainFu :
celtic fFl.3. Liverpool. Berlin tGer Naples. Lon
.ana ussiD. Antwerp. indi'na uian Nap'es:
Ponce, san Jubn Westlrld err. Afontr al:
taia.as. san ILan. Denver. KEY West etc
MoIias. New Or'eis-: lula Luckenbach I, N :
KathinEa tNosD. Bararca. san Msteo San Juan
saratoga. Havana. Harm Charleston ana Jack
xTnntiile: Crown ~ Gran1da ;Erl Port SPIN;
'prinz Isachin tGell. Kingston. CaIapanla iln.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-24
Tomorrow, large collection of
High Cost Laces
will be placed on sale
A. n.z:IzI DoI.-As--z

Black. Colored. Metal. Beaded and zoe So ~
Embroidered Bandngs. 21a inches WIDE w 20 o'@"
Regular Value CSC to $50 Yard
Venise Baby Irish Lierre, Marquise and Maine
Laces and landings, in and white DEC 50 IN
II inches wide, at %D 70 =oOV
Regular Value SIC o S375 Yard
Chanlly Embroidered Net and Mousseline
Flouncngs in black, and white, nEc S. s0
Is o IS inches wide ~ 10 O'VU
Regular Value 81 IS o go Yard
Nense Silk Malne. NIOusseline and Fancy
Net Alovers ecru white metal and Ssc Sd ~
colored combinations Is inches WIDE o. TO f'ZV
Regular Value 81 so o 675 Yard
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-24
MONDAY. APRIL -.
TUESDAY, APRIL &c.

.Kr Wilhelm Bremen, April 10. " g LLOYD
'Havana Havana, April q. ........ Ward
.Marowijne. IL rinidsd, April I'D " I
Oce2Tia A eIeTS, April Il ..... Austrian
Kansas City. swansea, April IL. Bristol
Bayamo. ...--...P Togreso. april IS. Ward
Fl Dia. Galveston April 90 zee. So Pac
City Of Columbus Savannah. April q. Savannah
Brings mail.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-24
OUTGOING STEAMERS

Brings mail.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-12-25
HOLDING PRESENTS
UP THEIR SLEEVES
Generous Scrappers in Inter-
change of Christmas Greet
ings Will Be Winners.

The scrappers will celebrate their
! Christmas tomorrow night at the Asahi
| Theater, where there VIII be an inter
change of presents within the roped
enclosure, and each one will try to hand
his to the other first, demonstrating
that it is better to be the giver than
| the receiver. Joe McGurn was wander
ing around the street yesterday with
ing in reserve for Mr.. Jim Hoao, and he
said he WASH t going to put it in his
stocking, either. Jimmie is not going
to be outdone in generosity, either.
He's got two lovely Jumps, that when
they re doubled up look as though they
might be full of ginger
Joe seems to be the favorite in the
i betting. and there is a good deal of
talk about the fve-round limit Not
that the fight will only last that long.
but that Hoao Will have to do it inside
of five to be the winner. The question
IS, :" Has he got the punch?'' He is
there with the speed, they all admit.
and it takes McGurn about five rounds
to get thoroughly limbered up for
action The theory on which McGurn
has got the backing is his ability for
taking punishment. 1t takes beating
to get him going, it is claimed. and
unless Hoao can administer an overdose
of it before he tires himself out. Joe
will come back at him with ven
geance.
Of course, Ioao could play himself
out in five rounds if McGurn could
stand the onslaught. but he might turn
on the high gear for three and then rest
up for two. Then when Joe cuts loose
Jim might give an exhibition in fancy
dancing for a while to see how McGurn
works out. He's pretty cute at side
stepping and ducking his nut, and he
gets his back up in such way that
Joe might have to get the hook to
reach him.
McGurn's fights with Marine Coll and
De Mello were a couple of farces. and
the 90 he had with Mccullough. the
soldier claims, was won in the clinches
1t is asserted that Mae has never been
up against anything here to extend him,
and the Honolulu fans don t know what
he can do in a case of have to.
There viii be no fighting in the
clinches tomorrow night and HOao is
not likely to stand up in the corner and
let the other fellow do it. He can fight
a whirlwind battle, and he was clever
in defensive work when he staid with
Mccullough to the finish. He put up a
defensive fight throughout his last en-
counter, and if he can combine the two
tomorrow night in right proportions,
the chances are that Hoao will win or
get the decision; which is two to one
that McGurn Will land a knockout, SAYS
the talent.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-12-25
PEARLS AND WRENS
WILL RACE TODAY
Seven Boats Enter for First of
Series of Four Events for
BoIte Trophy.

The only sensation on the sport cal
endar for today is the Pearl and Sea
Wren race in Honolulu Harbor. The
boats will start over the course from
the Myrtle boathouse at one O'Clock
this afternoon. There are seven entries
so far for the first race of the series
Of four for the Max Bolte trophy, which
IS knife this time instead of a cup.
to make the interest more keen.
The next race of the series will be
sailed tomorrow, and the other two will
happen next Sunday and Monday There
hasn't been much doing for uunte a
while on the wave, and the shippers of
the Honolulu Yacht Club are craving
for a glimmer of limelight.
sail his Elizabeth, Luther Hough will
sail his Pearl, Max Bolte will be in it
with his Ivy and Arthur Mybre will 90
after the trophy in his Viking George
Crozier has entered his wren Roaring
Gimlet, the Dancing Sally will be navi-
gated by E. j. Stone, and Campbell
Crozler will break into the breeze in
the Galloping Mary.
The course is to be from the Myrtle
Boat Club out to the spar, then to a
stake boat off Waikiki, down to the
bell, leaving this 10 starboard, then up
to stake boat and down to spar, then
to the finish line off the Myrtle Boat
Club.
In running out of the channel the
yachts are to keep between the piles,
but when coming up the channel they
may cut out the posts if a trade wind
IS blowing. If a southerly wind is blow
ing, or a westerly, the yachts will keep
in the channel bounds coming up the
harbor. but may cut out the buovs in
beating out. In rounding a stake. the
overlap rule must be observed. A boat
may carry All the sail she likes, but can
carry no more than four men.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-12-25
HIGHS AND SOLDIERS
PLAY A DRAW CAME
Each Side Scores GoaI-Five of
Alumni Team Only
Show Up.

The Fort Shafter soccer team and the
alleged High School Alumni eleven
came out even in their practise match
yesterday. Each side scored a goal in
the first half and there was nothing
doing thereafter. Kiddo ChilIingworth
calculated that the whole twenty-eight
men who signed up for the High School
team to play in the Hawaiian Associa-
ton Football League series would turn
out yesterday for the practise match at
Fort Shafter. but each one figured the
others would be there and their pres
ence would not BE- needed.
In consequence, only half a team
showed mp and they had TO muster in
a few soldiers to complete their eleven
Soares, Frendo, May, Anderson and Ben
Kolokia were the only regular Highs
to put in an appearance. -Four soldiers
deserted and joined the enemy ranks
and McInerny ana Barnhart volunteer
ed to serve one enlistment. Later on
Bill Rice showed up, relieving one of
the soldiers. There was not much team
work with this miscellaneous bunch,
but Rice and Frendo hooked up for
several series of combination passes.
The soldier team was the first to
score. Private Smith. one of the for
wards, made a sensational dash half tha
length of the field and toed the sphere
through for tally. Shortly after this
Fullback Yeager of the Fort Shafter
team fouled and Frendo landed a goal
for the Highs on a penalty kick. In
the second half Rice and Kolozia each
shot and missed. Then Frendo made
a goal kick that went shy and Rice
got another try, but all four chances
went wild of the goal
Sergeant Strauss was the star per-
former on the Shafter eleven. Several
fouls were charged up to the soldiers
while the Highs We're only penalized
once. Sergeant Miles was goal tender
for the soldier team. The fullbacks
were Privates Fulton and Yeager Lieu
tenant Bowen, Sergeant Strauss and
Corporal Spicer played halfbacks. The
forwards were Sergeant Mccall. Pri-
Yates Foy, Smith, Herrick and Collins,
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-12-25
BAND CONCERT TODAY.

The Hawaiian band will give a con
cert in the capitol grounds this after
noon at three clock as follows:
The Old Hundred.
Grand Observation-Disclosures $500. Berger
Oyerture-Poet and Peasant. . Suppe
Observation-Disclosures (new) -. Hesse
Observation-Disclosures .... Wagner
Nocal-Hawaiian Songs Ar. by Berger
Selection-N Deal Gems . Adams
Turkish Idyil and Angelina (new).
.........-......... Byng
Finale-Christmas Dreams (new) ..
Observation-Disclosures. Williams
Aloha De
The Star Spangied Banner.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-12-25
BALL TEAMS WOULD
COME FOR EXPENSES
NllWaukees and Boston Nationals
Want to Visit Honolulu for
Spring Practise.

It may be that the Milwaukee base
ball team OF the American Association,
and possibly the Boston Nationals,
will visit Honolulu next spring for a
six weeks exhibition series. Billy
HoOgs said yesterday he knew they
would come il they were guaranteed
their expenses from San Francisco to
the Islands and back 10 the Coast
When Hogs was IN Chicago early
in the present year he met Joe Q 'Brien,
the president OF the Milwaukee club,
and the famous umpire, Hank O'Dea,
and he said yesterday that these two
suggested IT, lie had also heard from
the Boston team. ne said. and they had
offered To come to Honolulu for their
spring practise if they were given q
guarantee of their expenses.
@ 'Ericn. Hogs explained. wanted to
take a trip around the world and he
proposed to bring thirty players as far
Is Honolulu. His scheme was to play
down the Coast from Seattle to san
Francisco with the Coast league teams:
shen come to the Islands for about SIX
weeks
Here he aud O'D~a would leave the
players and coutmne on around the
world while the Beer City hovs would
return via the southern route, playing
4 short series in Los Angeles. o 'Brien
told Hogs that lac would only want