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The point Was r,issi yesterday IN
Washington that IN" nominate ION ~ MIR
jI-tic" NHITE for chief Justice ~ tho
supreme Court 1T The United >tatrs- and
his confirmation a. such by ia" senate
overlooked the legal i!'l. II the Office.
This -. according To- section S73 IL m"
Revised Statutes chief IuS1 lCr II the
United States mot thief Justice al the
Supr"m" Court nr the United States
N"Vert h"ls-- "" notice that hy seq
tI"n H1w the chief Justice has for many
years been drawing his legal salary as
'thier Ju~tlC" of the supreme court II
IN" United States
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Hall. BLACK a DO.

To THE tpIIur - IHF SIS ~ BARS II
t,orman writes 10 correct IN" recollection III
Isaac Marsen- both being among Your recent
correspondents a. 10 The location of Hall
Black 80 prior toIssD
. Mr. Gorman SAYS ~ that time. ! ihnk
h~v wer. a. Broadway and Warren street
MAY butt in and correct Mr. t.orman
have IN my possession an old print
apparently AN adNert ,--m-nr or hail
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hear the following -uper-crip'ton
BaiI BscS 4 COMPANY Successors to Mar
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Their final Refuge.

To rHE kDiIoK ~ lHL SuS >'T Per-
haps John Worthy and the other Young
chaps who have neen writing 10 YOU about
the bus cars On the sixth avenue and Eighth
avenue tines may he Interested to learn
what became ~ them number ~ helm
we're taken 10 Jsms,cs. /. ! and u--d on
he line which ran from there t" Ea-i New
York took some Of them over Their. tnS
--lf and often rode on them
nv a strange coincidence n wa- on rms
same Jamaica East New Norn line. where
th.-e antiuusIed relics we're used ina, IN"
first electric street cars operated in The ~ Ate
OF New York were run the Hr-, Used IN m.
United States having been run a. scranton.
Pa WILLIAM M.E>n,k
JAMAICA December -
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Valentine or ihr Manual.

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formation about he compiler of tn" manuals
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Nss"cistinn At 10 NASSAU street In the borough
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INV N"rN. December II
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-04-02
MUCH DOING.
PLENTY BASEBALL
FOR Two DAYS
TWO GAMES TODAY
AND SAME TOMORROW
All Kinds Of Sports on Tap for Sat-
urday and Sunday - Rain MAY
Spoil Many Events.

Sporting events for today and to-
morrow are as, thick as bees In
hive, and what with baseball, tug
of-war, wrestling, boxing, running
and bicycle races, yachting, skating,
etc, ETC., things are all to the love
ly. There is one fly In the ONT
ment, however, and that is the rain
that will persist in falling all tho
time. II may happen that every
thing will have to be abandoned at
the last moment, but II Is the ear
nest wish of everybody that nothing
of the sort occurs.
This afternoon at the league
grounds, the military series of ball
games will start up. and although
the Fort Skaters are reported TO
have dropped out of the games, their
place will be taken by a nine from
the Artillery The gunners have
some good ball players In their
ranks, and IL is possible that they
will surprise the rest of the service
teams before the end comes.
The n. @. II. team will go up
against the Marines this afternoon,
and as the new bunch OF Barry's
Beauts are far from invincible, a
good game should eventuate. The
| Guards will have Bill Hampton in
the box, and IL the oldtime twirler
is In good form the half-wets viii,
wonder what they are up against.
II the Skaters change their minds
and everybody hopes so-they will
have to LAY the Fifth Cavalry nine,
and as the Schofeld men are In the
pink OF condition. line on their
chances of winning out in the series
can be obtained.
| On Sunday the baseball games
scheduled to take place is-s the mos;
Interesting heard OF for long time.
The japanese Athletics and'1he Dia-
mond Heads will hitch up. and II
will be their second meeting. I'D
die Fernandez is back from Maui
and he will resume his old position
at frst. Leslie will pitch. and
Thomas catch, for the. Jewels, ana
the team will be the same AS thai
which played In the FIRST game.
The second game. and the one
that a lot OF people are thinking OF
is that between Barry's Beauts ano
the New OIL leans team. That game
is going TO be the real thing In the
way OF excitement. and there is nc
telling In advance how 1t is going
to end.
The warship nine will have thelT
regular pitcher In the box. and that
will make all the difference In the
world to them. Williams will pitcr
for the Beauts, and that heady play
er Soares will catch. All the fam
OF the city will doubtless attend al
the league grounds tomorrow. and
couple OF stirring games are SURE
goins to be seen.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-04-02
FINE SPORT PROGRAM
At SKATING RINK
Two Boxing Bouts and Good Wres-
Ting Match - Hackenschmidt-
Gotch Film TO Be Shown.

Tonight at the Princess Rink the
much-talked-of wrestling match be-
tween Sailor Roberts and Dettmers
will take place, and II goes without
saying thai big crowd will be on
hand TO see the struggle. Both the
huskies have trained hard for the
match. and although Dettmers is
said to be wonderful man on the
mat, there are plenty of followers
of the game who pin their faith to
Roberts.
The match will be for the best
two out of three falls. and will be
a catch as-catch-can affair. Wres-
Ting Is fine sport when properly
conducted. and as the strange hold
has been barred for tonight's con
test, the match should be devoid OF
any brutality.
Some idea OF the way In which
the worlds champions wrestle Will
be obtained from the film of the
Hackenschmidt-Gotch match, which
will be shown at the rink tonight,
The film IL about half a mile long
and IL said to be a remarkably fine
one
Then two boxing bouts are TO be
pulled on, and the gentle pugs Will
exchange swats to the huge delight
OF the followers OF the game. Sar-
conf and Schuman will start the bail
rolling, and a willing bout II should
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-04-02
Big Event WILL
Be RUN TOMORROW
MANY ENTRIES FOR
ALL THE RACES
Seventeen Starters, in Marathon
Thirty-Eight Cyclists Will Face
Standardization Train Will
Leave at Nine O'clock.

Tomorrow morning at Z o'clock
the first bicycle race will start from
the o. II. q l.. Honolulu depot. ana
will finish at Haleiwa later on. The
second batch of cyclists will also
get away about the same time. and
then at 1880 the greaS long-dis-
lance running race to Waialua will
be gotten under way.
The distance to Haleiwa Is about
thirty miles-not making any short
cuts-and II is hardly correct to call
1t Marathon. However, last year
the title was given at time when
1t was thought that the distance by
road was close to twenty-six miles
But, no matter what the name OF the
race IL, the fact remains that the
event is Honolulu's annual AFFAIR,
and that the greatest interest Is
taken In the Haleiwa Marathon"
Seventeen runners will face the
starter tomorrow morning. and they
are the pick OF the long distance
men of these Islands. Last year
'htitr "tiN ifoit Dut
many fell by the wayside. This
year all of the peds show promise
of battling II out to the finish. and
although Antoine Kaoo is looked up
on as a certain winner, there should
be great race all the way.
For the senior bicycle race, sew
enteen riders have also entered, and
the race promises to be fine one.
Most of the best cyclists In the Ter
ritory have put down their names,
and some very fast times are sure
to be put up over the course.
There are more entries for the
junior bicycle event than for the
other two. Twenty-one BOYS will
face the starter, and II win be in
teresting to see how the Juniors COM
pare with the seniors over the long
Journey.
The special train will leave the
depot at o'clock, and big crowd
of excursionlsts Is expected to make
the trip down to Haleiwa. The
cost OF the return ticket Is sl.75,
and that is very reasonable for a
fine days outing.
The ladies OF Waialua have every
thing In readiness for the poi lunch,
and the spread promises to go down
to posterity as the best ever given
on Oahu Then Manager Clifford
Kimball OF Haleiwa Hotel has pre-
pared to accommodate several hun
dred guests at lunch. A charge OF
81 per head will be made for a reg
ular sit-down lunch, and all the best
things will be provided. Besides the
luncheon there will also be lunch
counter In the billiard room, and
sandwiches, baked beans, fruit. COT
fee or milk will be supplied at mod
crate cost.
As far as can be said at present.
there is no doubt OF the race coming
on. The rain that has fallen In tbs
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-04-02
DOTS AND DAsHES.

The entertainments that are
planned for the purpose of raising
money for the fitting out OF the
yacht Hawaii are being well worked
up, and there is no doubt that a
large amount will be obtained from
the shows.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-04-02
BY v. L. STEVENSON.

city has not hurt the out-of-town
roads any. and the reports from
down the country are encouraging.
Many autos have been engaged to
follow the races, and motor cycles
will be there by the score. Senator
ChilMngworth will take the press
under his wing! and the scribes are
sure of having a good time with
Charlie in the machine.
The entries for all three races are
as follows:
MARATHON.
Frank Enos, 4 Geo. Kaaea, 2: l..
Rosa. 3: Nigel jackson. a. A., V.
Ornellas. 8; David Martin, s; M.
Plata. Z; V. Comes, s; A. Martin,
8; Antoine Kaoo, 10; T. X. wahi-
hako. IL; Dial Fahy, IL; Wilson
Feagler. 13; Conny Hayes. "a; Joe
Forrest. Is; Thee. Cabral, 10: II. NJ.
Ayres, II.
SENIOR BICYCLE.
Harry Gilman, Is; Henry VIII
liams. 16: Sylvester Gardia. II: Sol-
omon Kuahine, IS; Tom o'Brien.
10; j. X. McSakuma, 20; M. l..
Cones, 81; Paul Kanoa, %; Antoine
Come Silva. 23l G. NJ. Addison, "a;
NJ. Martin. % Sam Kakelaka. 20;
NJ. Morse. 81; Lincoln Achiu, 2s; X.
Harano. 20; Chas. Padegan, 30; C.
X. McFarlane. 81.
JUNIOR BICYCLE.
Alfred Baptist. 32; Harry Decker.
80; Tong Hoy, "a; Antoine Medei-
ros, 35 John Buteilho. SO; Joe Fer
rage, 81; Alvin Silva, 3S; Eaton Ma
COON. 80; Eddie Keven, 40; RUIN
Martin, Al: lsamura Karuki. AZ:
Geo GaIbraith; ~; Eddie Peters,
A; C. Sing Jr., AZ: .Bung Chun. 46;
All Kin, AZ; John Forage. as; Jo-
seph Guerrero, 40; E. Cushingham,
so; Sam Mcheula. 81; Ahoon Wong,
So
The judges alorg the course are
as follows: G. c. Rhodes, Summons,
II. Berger, II u. Chiffon. Louis Ma
COON, !. Spalding and John 10. The
other judges have all been : an
nOunced before, those who will be
at the finish being V. l.. Stevenson,
Judge Mahauu, Oscar Cox and
JOhnnv Anderson
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-04-02
COMING EVENTS.

|, II u II II II u II n II u u u u 8, 8,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-04-02

The Country Club Is going to do
some strenuous stunts In the near
future and Booster" day is
planned to take place soon.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-04-02

The Morning Stars OF Walluku
have been practising hard for the
series OF games with the Honolulu
team, and there should be great
nruggle before the matter Is de-
clded.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-04-02

The Allatic baseball team got
away on the C.audine last evening,
and the boys certainly looked happy
as the steamer pulled out. Whether
they felt quite az cheerful crossing
the channel Is not known.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-04-02

The Princess Rink management 10
going to present cup for u roller
polo tournament. and II Is TO be
hoped that the players get busy and
start up soon.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-04-02

q Secretaries and managers OF
q athletic clubs are invited TO send ;
u In the dates of any events which :
.: they may be getting up. for in :
u sertion under the above head. :
8; Address all communications to :
q the Sporting Editor. Bulletin.
u Baseball.
u ATHLETIC PARK. {
q April 3-Diamond Heads vs. J.
q A. Cs. .
q April 3-Muhocks vs.. Asahis. :
q MILITARY LEAGUE. 8
Il April 2-Marines w. N. @. H.;
u Cavalry vs.. Infantry. :
u April IN. q. II. w. Infantry. :
q April 9-Marines w. Cavalry. 8
.; PLANTATION LEAGUE. .
q May Eva W.. Waialua. 8
u May l--Aiea VS.. Waipahu. ;
u Tug of.War. ;
u ATHLETIC PARK.
- April 3-lnterhational Series. Z!
u Marathon.
(. April 3--Halciwa Annual Race. ;
:; April 3-Bicyclc Races.
% Golf. ;
[. April 3-Country Club.
% Cricket.
q May 3-opening of season.
% Fistic.
% April Princess Rink
% - Track Meet.
p Il q
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-04-02

Every man has theories about
raising a family-before he marries.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-04-02
PRIZES.

Running Race.
First Mayor J. j. Fern cup.
w, w. Dimond cup. s. Packard
shoes. $3.50 Hawes-Van Gal hat,
Second prize-F'lne suit OF clothes
at Mclnernys, 81 pair of Packard
Sboes. Third prize - Seven-dollar
prize given by Tom sharp, pair Ha-
wailan Gun buttons and Hawaiian
coat-of-arms stick-pin, S. Stetson
hat, IS Morton shaving set. Fourth
prize-Five-dollar pair of Packard
shoes, six dozen Bull ginger ale.
Senior Bicycle.
First prize-GOld medal. J. G. Co
hen; IS pair of shoes, Mani; Ave
pounds Frenzy candy. Second prize
One gold-plated Gillette safety
razor, s. pair shoes. six months
subscription Bulletin. Third
prize-Two-burner Model gasoline
cooking stove. 81 pair Regal shoes.
fountain pen. Fourth prize-Pa-
mama hat, 81 meal ticket Manhattan
Cafe.
Junior Bicycle.
First PRICE. o. Hall cup, 81
pair Regal shoes. six months sub
scription Star. Second prize-Silver
watch, fountain pen, four dozen mix
ed soda Third prize-one pair Ha-
walian cuff buttons. half dozen fancy
neckties. $3.50 bottle perfume.
Fourth prize-Pair shoes, No. z
Brownie kodak.
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man NO>ED az ..
~ arthmor~ scores Hra,IIN In Last Two
Minutes and Wins Easily.

So 20 Rr -UiTHi''. u,' % -SWarthmore
non from IchEh TODAY. - To r 20
v'h n .vu minute II she games end th.
-'"r" stood 30 ., bu' a goal from tho field
followed closely hN touchdown gave the
victor" - N" visitors
~vtr'l -uure'- gains we're made on tho
forward rs-- vhrra TAP. fperi" vorssd
Frequently 80 Giec end runs bN Miller aud
Poughi"n and pai'e's punting penalties
80 i"hish back ,on-id"rably capt Bias
PLAYED well for I"high No los con
~pI,uoIs was N" great Work ~ HarwIg. who
'arri"d N ~" puutins honors i"high =
I'm" gave - hos e,hibi',on ~ def.n~ ) -
uliv twice durrE 10" game Vh"n swarm
NOR" wa within -'rlAIng distance
SHORTY after The gam" started Swar. BE-
r,ur. worked 'hs hall down toward L.
high. goal I"TEin. drop clicked goal
from 'hs n ward line lahirh then IRA, 81
tui IA" capturing 81 an "n-rdn kI,k and
Price, forward pass to Black pU' The bali
ou ~Var' nmurs's ward Inc Dobhinz
hu'sed c-r're Tor nve Nards but kennedy
fImbl"d g. Mood recovered The tall and
kirked goal
Perkins ayenst ~ Tho : orc IN 'he ssconf
periou Ntfh a drop FI,k from 'h~ Is yard
line Ela"k's blycntug ~ , berle's kiCE VA
goal line Vhsr. BLACK ta,kl-d berlo
added tso more 20 NJ D the score In the
las' fvo minutes of plaN IN the las' .,uzT'ar
Swart hr1or@ added uine FONTS TO it, score
Perkins from he - ward line again scored
HarWic kic.ed ~ 20 Perkins. Vho ran
hA"- fhirfy-h vs yards I herla puntcd N
N"nnedN Shu t:mb~d. perA,n- re~pVsring
and running fifteen wards. subsequent Is
kf.NIuc goal
10.
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an OIFR THREE RIOS.
Trinii, starts 30 Quickly rhat weslc, an
o. Beaten, : TO %.

NfrTi w.. conn DC. - Two brill
an' forward 2I,zsS m N" fr-' four minutes
" plaV son no gamN FOR Ir.ntv 20 dtv
m no annual "1n'"-' vIfh Wesleyan. The 70
-uirirg touchdown hong the only S',r.
~ ~" gam Trinity won no" 'o.s ami
Rlm-dell 'aN ~ ~" bail ~ 'hs kic,of
~ ~" lr,f-d lfn". AN a. hack rhrfy vafd-
IN" W"-'"rIr cam vas 'EN"n ,ofnplr'r.r
IN - l""j II. ibis start ana on the new
plI' ,nck AMI Howell gained twenty Gv"
'ard- on . forN trd uass Trinity repeated
fhn tIay or no new rush and Rafn-drlI
ran 'hlrfN 40 wards for fou'hdov
GIldrt-i"rvs fsilnu - no nv tor goal
N"V her cam "I. Ibi' fu score thor.
AFTER. fI" hall -''-aH 'nE .bs'r and forth
lfiuliT gained more ground ~ rushing
hv' Bacon mad" 'hu- ~ On HI. uun'inz
RAN -il'I'. o0N and trls'' Starred for no