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New-York tribune., 1910-11-09
Crowds Watch Tribune Bulletins.

The first bulletin was thrown on the
screen in front Of the Tribune Building at
6I2 O'Clock and from then until after mid
night. although the election of DIX had
been assured hours before later returns
were received with comparatively little en-
thusiasm- But still the crowds hung on
Former years having shown that the
Tribune's bulletin was a favorite with
those who wanted quick and accurate re-
turns. ample police protection was pro-
vided. Mounted patroInen kept traffic on
the move and preserved excellent order
among the hundreds who were allowed 70
remain in the restricted area set apart for
them
In throwing the bulletins on the screen &
new invention, called the Ray-o-CIraph' was
used for the first time The bulletins. Wit
ten in ink and on the typewriter, were per
feet and a popular feature was the draw
ing OF cartoons BY the Tribune cartoonist'
the crowd watching with intense interest
the growth Of the subject from the trst
pen stroke 10 the finished picture
In broadway. from 33d to 45th street,
there was nothing hobbled in the fashions
displayed by women who would have voted
for Mr.. Dix II they could. The ticker was
present, but only 10 slightly greater ex-
tent than favorable returns for Republicans
Hurtered in the crisp. cool air. Perhaps
this was well, because Republicans who
were trying to get home were considerably
ANNOYED. az Il was. by the Confoundeo
noise. and 8 pin on the end Of a ticker
stuck into them by no matter how 1asci-
mating a ''Democratess'' would have been
q useless excitement
New-York tribune., 1910-11-09
MOVEMENTS OF WARSHIPS.-The fol-
lowing movements Of vessels have reen
reported TO the Navy Department
ARRIVED

NOV s-rbs West Virginia. -h= Ma-ylanc.
--a south Dakota. the California -he
colorado and the Pennsyl~anis al Eo-o-
uadg. cal
~-r- The Tvauc- aE Boston. The #as-lne,
--e r7r1--fr-fer the TarzuruIa and he
vfuer al Norfolk -hz Dolphin al wash
f-r-or- The Roe. a. '-CTfolp. the Rocket
~ T-dfar Head rhe yorktown a. ANA
pala- rhe Prairie ~ Charleston the
Eaesar al Boston.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-09
ErTro~ DAY HANUICAP-Is HOLES
rrEUaI. PLAY.

T'ATI. ETT'S-AhF--Ie aDLlt-o- NHl5AL
New-York tribune., 1910-11-09

-su-1aauss auovsua- elaine
New-York tribune., 1910-11-09
JAMESTOWN ENTRIES TO-DAY.

FIRST RAcE-For maiden tvo-year-aids- Six
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the work l. one Ia be appreciated more
by adults than children
II il uIarrn volume. bound in red
leather with heavy gold embossed cover
n n fanciful dr-lgn Each III tn. thirty
illustrations IL mounted on heavy glazed
paper With an etched border and a tail.
IN quaint script GEOGRAPHICALLY IN.
text leaves nothing ~ be desired; 'he
whole spirit Of TN. hook il carried out
in i'- printing.
4. 7. CUTLER ouch is ~. author ~ho
ha, retold tn" four stories comprising
the volume. and h" has supplied a pleas
ant introduction The Sleeping Beauty
leads. and after that come -Bluebeard
Cinderella" and -Beautv and the Beast =
These tales give the illustr ator chance
20 exhibit two sides Of his talent In The
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ornai-outal ho.d"r~ 70 intricate dos IN.
rr, ,ol0r plat. A. ''IIr ''ls " 'n~ modern
~, N-lGka.s ar lu'S hiu-t-Gt' -.
principal events ~ 'n'' story and could
scarcely faIl a. l. ~ hat they s.-r. truly
illustrativs. srnr, the Ram" t."lf ls NJ
fun ~ wonderful pictures r".Idy IN tnH
aft:-t'S hand Among IN" color plates
may ;" mentioned th' pIctIr" ~ tn.
SKELETON ship that druV" s,!c.d"nIy hc-
1WiNL us and ~" sun. and tho R"iisr's
VtZIaliYa''rr OF iu.' fau.iiIA~ ln'S a.
Idir - q p- -..i ship upon painted
OCEAN. ana = ''c spirit from Th, suuth
pol" that 'Urd..~ r'' L"'.l nine fgtho,ns
Ga"p 'rsi.' ir.' -hip to GO
1hr linr slrtaiuy-. many 81 them fun
Rag illustrations, u p'~t ~ greater eti,sl
IN" narIurT'~ Vnyal-' ~" kiilirc Vi -.
alnatrr,, iN' piInishm' nj AID In. ~
p.nt9rc- 'rh, result j. u detailed met mr.,
story 4 N" pl"r1 The l"ttar press and
In, dressings arr painted 10y Vim N
Brooks. Day 4 SON. London. and -hr
fDuT c"lr' plat ar" 10y Bcnros, Daly.,l.
| II l.nUdpH
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FiIRy TtLES ~ FINE DRESS.
Osd fa,oritrs OF children ElaborasrIy
Printed and Illustrated

Peopl" who appreciate me fns art Of
bookmakng and the beauty ~ illus,ra-
ton well drawn and well reproduced will
find much TO please them in I'll. holiday
hook The Sleeping Beauty and Other
Tales. illustrated by Nj Edmund Dulac.
which il published by Holder ind Slough
ton and brought out in America by IN.
George II. Doran Company
The tales are IN. old familiar bits Of
fairy lore which for generations have
been I'll" nursery standard. hut no rich
ia tho dress NJ typo that IN" publishers
have given this fairy book and 30 aitrac-
tive are Mr. Dulac'- pictures in color that
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ferry. III" tunnel builders. IN" KriCt or
booker Trus, Company building -"
hines" quarter. th" unfinished Man
haitian Bridge. IN" Singer RUil.in, i.
twilight. IN. Stock Exchange. Fl'tu
av"uuc from fn. ~ Regis the Ky Tin"
and tho PARK Pow Building In HI. 'or.-
word Mr. wells -ay- j viii confess an
unpua lied ai''-ir7iIpn FOR me ~NN-
- -Hp,'r given IN" New York air 20 reveal
~ clearly 20 - summit against he *
In" Patron | visited again aud agar
'ig"iUg nv rrIsf ~:Is in Hcw OK that
! nigh 80. . a. every phase in the bright
round Of -" N"w York day aud rig,t
hr iOTurp n1- given " h"t .,g"n viuiTv
Trees ara ~ u" ssrav"r mood. hut : like,
~ boz ~ n" p"lIu"id .,rning 'i'n. whom
ia" warm reflections % the -InIOy -
mInCl" NH ~" onset oT the lIvIi lIxh'
within 10 ugg"-r thai the most g..
iUII-U" ~ all Sew Works daily cycle IT
"fi"'f-. Mr. tuhUrr haE given "a picture.
%! fhe Singer lower AZ iwilIght. ~ which
! verify D".iey" his plate has oaIghf
sorusfhInE Cf IN" "vhilaration ~ the ar
When look ~ u ! arm hack ~ New Inr,
again
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b" Miss Constance p',rr, Macsav-, The
silver Thread a~i Other FoIk PLAY.
'or ihiluran. 'h- publication Of witch
hooS hs- been held bach 20 allow for tho
issue r ndrnh"r ui plays contained tu
maya me form. Resides tue t,tlc al. ,h,
r.N h"ok includes ~" Forest Spring
IN" Foam Mhii"r Troll Magi. ~.
Tire" Ni-h"- Br"vrrR II BRAN.
-,"Clrl"d and The Snow Wroh
Be,au>" Il O,'aNis Hollis ~. r!,c charm.
ing tTnt- m Meredith Nicholson -.
novel r" Si.g. 81 m. seven ~u.rnr- .
iE" nui G"' %. ""iu"I = new WORT rrIi.-
trrIyri which D." d''tu.- CO.., thururI,-.
welding 20 -" play spirit devotion 10 tne
urp-nhinl" and NL'u-',gl he. connie. .
'hs''iTafior n he rrurH BILE nos. ibl.. arI
7'iEnI Pertaining 10 % ~rstrr. OF life
followed - II" greatly ro'du,.vr'n longevity
~ whi'b i"Notae~ ru"a' uJ,lrr.r.a- the
most un'r, rri IN - mood II gentle ana
slightly vnyNard amt Irr"~p"nsi.. IIaN-
iHIn"-> 500 article under tlu- E.adins
n \"N ln'"r~t"llar En"v"rop' ~ John
stewart bi"'.. Ph. u T. g.. -
~ ~ r"rm The Whit" eu'- 100 h.
nov book ~ p"crn-. ~" Town Down ~.
River Edwin Arlington Hphin-cu ',Ac-
d.'"--I' "utin"a from Co." 'r-.! al cynical
VIEW of IN" Gr.l, w." W..
vHcn N.Dn H,' f,"'. to-
LAY fr-igh'rd fo- the eve, " O7.
VITA gall"ons laden long b~surr
Nv rr"pnllr wharve> In N,AIon
iirrr where the Wniie tgn's have h-xun
To Serth- q way for so"1c'a!nx fair
70 prophet An"w from wna' VS. rur,
Ia; there Wa triumph ~ 'h- air
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NEW YORK N PHOTOGRtII RI
u. G.. Wells writes an Introduction for VII
aoDurn'> HOo. Of Views.

Breutano'r publishes a bour Of photo
gravureS by Alvin l.ansdon Couurn
entill ed New YORK IL consists OF
twenty ChaTacfrrls' views Of the city
printed IN browns aud Srny- With a gray
back ground and l. uniform win Mr.
Coburn- London There j. a forewori
toy II q Wells There are views OF tn"
Metropolitan Tower the brooklyn Bridge
from n rouffop the Battery. tn. Will
iamsburg Bridge the Holland House
Broadway at night. Brooklyn Bridge
from the river. the Flatiron. the water
front. the Singer Building at noon. n
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TiLk iBOI BOOhS.

u IL interesting the way some novels
acquire descendants Mr. and Mrs I, y
williamson The lightning Conductor. .
ne first big aTtuuobiI. novel success has
lad a progeny to" RUincrou- for coming
Vet - publishers. Henry Ho' 4 co. az.
rfln'inS u for the twenty second time
Til. demand for tina, dainty po, ,.'
anthology complied nv Edward Narrai
Lucas. rn0rtl"t The open Road keeps
remarkably steady Henry Holt 4 90
are printing ~ for IA. eleventh tim. ~
n. same time they are Issuing in a uni.
form volum. with II the third edi,io
II The Poetic Uid World being poems
about places IN Europe compiled hy Miss
Lucy II Humphrey.
Major Mci.aughI,n- Nv Friend the
indian, an intimate study OF the red man :
nature and ht-'pr'. has been accepted nv
he Department Of ,he Interior for the liz.
of books furnished To Indian schools Cor
supplementary reading
Louise Collier Wrl''Dy. who's. new book
Manual Of spiritual FnrrihcatIor was
published thi> month. went abroad for
come Of IN. poems IA this anthology
The volume. said Mira WillcoN. - IA.
-e~uI' oi IA good eight wears Of work som.
e 1t Was don" N the Bndl"ian ana christ
hurch lhrarie- At DNford have tried
-
NV selections N" change tha; ~. last lew
centuries have slowly roUght N religious
'h"uRhf. from -.'' reed and ,lvxna - he.
-!Irit aud n" ~"
RI. iust published ppu.rrv Laboratory
''ult". hv Harrv u Lewis. professor nj
country hu.harorr ~ ito BARON 1t" 'itr-. II
Agricultural ~,ar"I 81 ...r gritiHrl', IN
'"ude,i tor ~" 10 r"ol- Hrr colleges pr".
.t- lr-t ~" Information Nh,'N gives IN"
amateur hen N"'p'F M. maximum amount
&c u"u"Gt vt'. Ola" l"1-f iroubl. AND -
."niI'urr 81 tIrl.' and artrn enables tim to
90" IA" Fundamental prir",ul"- uud-TlysuG
Boz" Work
WHY t. -" constant QUESTION "T ,hiI-
..rcn. ard their iut"""-t 80 ruturii~ makes
t." - hr-" n~N',. at.,.tf iutur.i''. AMI v r'I
sra-t- almost IuUpuf"rabie H. he. An
nal why Boot " T. py,rnIi ,
\ T. = an ..,r"r' ON zoology ~ me British
Museum. has Undertaken - toll tho -'Ien-
rio reasons Tor '.trg"is '''.Ii,riti-~ OF an
ais IN avav '..l' Will interest children
Why the -h"cp happens 80 10 vooiiy.
lat made IT, lear have hraucn"d horns.
~ goats Nrur b"lrd- why me rooster
IT, brighter Ir.Inng" shan -" hen ami
- On ara answered anrertsirtnglv tn
80 kipIlng- lIs;-S>o ~'oTi.. tins book -
- iiuigInRrr hE' tolls actual scientific
tt,ts " i Illustrated b. sixteen fIll page
"proIuctiou- 81 paintings by Edwin Noble
t \
new book for boys and girls - a Book
II pi-coveriee hy John Ma-eh-id author /
e "Captnin Nir-aTe' Mr. Ma>sHrd tells 3
Z n" al, en'urss Of txo boys VINO learned /
- Sc. they ewes nid minds and really dis B
covered f1ll ni'.c" Of land In all IL many /
.nsar'rg. ~ nature study in geology and /
. H'-'' - ~" things they found out which }
hey D-t"r i-e4mr'I Of bcfor" viii prove an .
Inspiration - wide awake young readers
me hnoA J. i''''-t-a'~d by CiDrdor Browne
Probably n" !a=t hook ~ ne published
nv "rnry Eni: 4 90 this wear will ,
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Steering Beauty- and Cinderella h =
line and color ar" after In. style Of IN
French illustrators Of tho days %
later Louis. The other two stories throw
In" artist back into rich Oriental at mos
ph"r". wherein he allows his color to rIo
in appropriate extravagance.
In IN" scenes of court and garden which
he depicts in The Slecping Beauty" Mr.
Duia" exhibits style soin~w hat remin-
isc"nt OF Vatican. Their" ~ something
intangibl. and ~ fairy insubstantialitv
in the suggested distances and the hint
81 gossamer wings and the jewels of
dewdrops and clouds -BIuebeari- lends
itself Ia the gaudy plunrage Of parrots
and tbs. nagniticence Of curtained re-
cesses or glowing banquet table Even
Mr. Dulac'- Persian fairies are in keep
ing: they wear pantaloons Of gossamer
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tOIoRFyL "tNfIFSF iRTNER."
Rieh HOLIDAY E.iitian Prepared with Lo,.
ing Care %, trti'I>.

Tho RIM" or tn., tnci"Ut Mariner. :
in a wondnrfli new h"i.d-y dress d.
signed by Willy P9SAIuy. - Thomas Y
CvaNell & 60 .a u,-t important GIFT book
Offering foe the -.1Snn. R"tS'en thu
gold and groom covers Mr. rnrdIrv. III"
artist AMI Nm, r' Brooks and Bsnrosr
DaIgial coaster craftsmen. Ina v. lahorrd
~ "l-y. tn'.rrdS''s puom IN an unusual
srrung ~" I"'t"rrr"ss follows with.
o..t >ll,'. El"~S W" style 81 -um. If the,
ri-h'. nr7nu,CTtpIS ni ia" U"-ird Il Louis
Nj
-ua'ly IA" richly varied Ornamental
i'n T'r'Ul'~ -" printing 80 only IN" "r
- - >,lnIas - Q, rage. aud ~, verse. Az.
faced 10y lin" draw ngs - color pi..tr,
v hich toll m" mariners story In picture.
vhil' around both text and pictures run
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had 10 run otter them 10 get near -nouC h
f." shoot Nrt all IN. lions h.hay ~ thus
"n" LAID open III. flesh Of nativ" who
.ntIred too near him.
The expedition c.imped Just once. I'M
Willingly. beneath y mti VA nvuki or bee
'Tee. What howiing. miserable time
here WIS then IL took iiy. hours TO
NOV. all the goods and restore order.
The expedition numbered 7n men in
all. Great stations ar deDo,- had to b-
"Sti blI-h.d 80 provide for its march
The people Of NianSa were especially i'm
pressed A. they looked from their hilltlp-
upon the approaching crowd They sent
living i" message The great * arrIy -
with his calves He has four arms and >iS
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!cs- Ihi. Wa ~" only wnv rh"v ku.,.
II communicating au Ici"a 81 fn.. "Vi"-
'tItIrr.- ~.
b." ruler. II RUaniI cannot bear =,
E"pd r"put". ''r u - b"li"y 81 hv IN. folk
hoy" T'h' .pul- II deceased rrllar,. IN =
"h'.r' ~" leopard and so cpntinti. to tor
ir"r' their T"rpl.
H." rNI.-iI'lnn was made in 1907 II
started from Moruhasa on the Indian
o, q ~ and crossed III. continent. -kirtina
lIk" Victoria Ian" Albert Edward and
Lake Alh"rt and descending the -uIaifni
River ." b. s"kn. where tn" stream Join.
IN" Congo. Theme" the Congo was fol
lowed IN the saa
II will b" several years before all tho
results of the trip. athn"graphical. bo-
tanIral. geological typographical. hnro
been classified
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Tnrodorr Hoo. ard IIl. Ihr.f.

br Middleton ~ bermuda rrr"r- 90
ThDmH- h""r" having held 'H" Ins' ~
Registrar ~ he BeTmuda Government
and -enlra- that he only held u ;pr q irp.
months mud lett after IuUUiutuv . d":s.!s:
mother famous man II Istters TurDdrr.
tlu"s. u"ld H -Drus'' .rIf -.rrila. ID-tftpn
~ Ma frffI.. h.If l..ff zIGd"nly under a
A., i0u d owing - some ir-"gullrffts. Win
'l. treasury cheat + b.. ,aid ~ ihi- moor
rtRIhi" Joker that Oh hi. passage hou,.
IN" HLs asked by one NJ the paz-.ngcr-
- hy he lea wing MaUritius ana calmly
with biz chest
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/ GiRHiA ~ NJ ~ tIRI(
s:or' Of an Expedition Across the Dark
Continent Mad. Into CAT hook

h. DrlEo AduiphGs Fr.Sl-riC't II Neck
."lb!tl so hunted ono. ON a time IN
irr'CE tie -.i" IL book about his trip
when 81 translated INTO TnsliSh hv
q z Nau"-sy-CTp,sr aud hn, just l,cn
'SN'-oi by C..."lI 4 Company UNDER N"
tito The Nrat' ot Africa The pub
ii-h"'s submit i ns icing among all her
cent volumes ~" most fitting from IN"
general st"udr-,inr for christmas GIFT
T." vohIm" 90 nearly ''n pa" SLED nh
IA . pho SrL Ia ruya ABLY ol-ar and
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s. 81! chosen %, .''ti"rd 90 u"N, '.i,cni gI't b,,,-
no. 70 = primarily an client buuh
III" aTIh"r ~ ms preface. a-As ludui-
g"n'" for lach - literary finish IN b..
n.rrs'l'". Ii"r. is !.;'. t.-,-d e such
"A "a quest 10 he siralG h'furvd'd. moving
account oi H." ..srrriiiI,D Nor - ,hr
detail - the scicu'liir H.-ln"-s On which
th" "NT"d,'Ion a. lent allow 81 to clog
~" STOW ur crowd "It interesting or stir
fnZ nc.d"ut-
trap No. 90 Tor h,rna Ths beast
foil ny" - boot IA" nap IA found TO
yards H"av .VIrn N" animals under jaw
lett 10 o. Hen 'h"'" a." accounts IT
"" IA" l'..- Ih"-" formidable
creature l..'. .Hd.-i the buk" n
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-02-01
Local and Coast
Auto Doings

The Chalmers-Detro motor cars
are popular not only in San Fran
cisco, but all over the country as
we'll. The East is even making a
big bid for the Western allotment.
Calvin c. Eib. vice-president OF
the Pioneer Automobile Company,
agents for the Chalmers. has re-
ceived the following dispatch from
President Z. p. Brinegar:
carl Page company, New York
agents Chalmers-Det company,
all sold up TO April 20. offer us pre-
MUM 800 on 30s. $3.50 on any
number 4Os we will release during
February. March and April. No
use my making further efforts for
additional cars this season. Have
tried Boston, Philadelphia, Washing
ton. Chicago and Omaha. All short
OF cars"
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-02-01
Moving j ctures, ss
Of Surf Riders

L. p. Bonviiiain, the representa-
tive OF Pathe Frer1s. the famous
Partisan mutson.picS 3fe'concsrn, has
been captured W the Outrtgger Club
and will work with this 0rganixa-
ton, the members OF which will aid
him In every way to secure o series
OF Island Aims. the club to have the
use Of these Aims Tor two weeks.
II goes without saving that M.
Bonvillain will be on hand. on sun
day, the 18th, at the Outriseer Club
to secure good motion pictures Of
pig for Governor Frear and Frank
Clark. He will also secure films OF
the canoe races and the surfing con-
tests for the Clark cups.
NJ. Bonvillain IL particularly
pleased with Outrigger grass houses
for his background effects. He ~
here for Hawaiian pictures. Several
OF the Outrigger leaders have already
volunteered their services to Pathe's
man owhile here as guides or assist
ants. M he needs them.
With the president Of the club he Wis
tied yesterday morning the Kaiulan
School and was SO impressed with
the wonderful charm OF the hundreds
OF children OF all nationalities there
that he will take a series Of notior
pictures OF the fire and flag drills. (;
The Outrigger boys are requestef
to aid NJ. Bonvillain. both ashore and
stioat. to secure the pictures he de-
sires. They will have the use o.
these for fortnight to project fol
the delectation OF themselves and tn,
friends OF the club. ,r.s.... .s.-,.'
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-02-01
Rams Defeat High
School ByI to o

Yesterday afternoon Mt the league
grounds the Kamehamehas and High
School meet in soccer game. and
after fine struggle the Kams won
by one goal to nil.
There Was no scoring In the first
half, and II was not till late In the
second that Milikaa shot the ball
through for the Rams. Both teams
played good soccer. and many times
II appeared as II goals would be
kicked. but something would happen
and the ball would fail to get past
the goalkeeper.
Bal. who captains the Rams as a
rule. was III and could not play. He,
however. acted as umpire and made
n real good Job OF 1t. Both sides
were pleased with the way he han
died the whistle. and at the close OF
the game expressed themselves al
thoroughly satisfd with the deci'
sions given by him.
Kekuewa. who kept goal for the
Kams. did good work. and there was
no chance of the ball getting past
him. Tiuo after time he blocked In
good style. and he proved to be Q
very reliable man In the position.
The lineups were as follows:
Observation-Disclosures, g.; Ka
lai, RI; Hussey, H.; Pau, rh.; Nc
Govern. CHI: Wilcox. III; Godfrey
Or; Avail. IT.; Kamaiopili. cf.; MI
likaa, H.; Noah. oil.
High School--Rice. g.; II. Chill
lingworth, r.; Marks. IT,; Barnhart
rh.; Purvis, CHI; Rosa. H.; Aylett
Or; Sing Hoon. IT.; Monsarrat. CT.
| Carter, H.; Dyer, oil.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-02-01
Clark Tourists d
Will Enjoy Surfing

Preparations are being made BY
the members OF the Outrigger Club
for the big surfing show they are
going to give when the Cleveland
tourists are here next week. All
the boys and girls are practising
hard and many new stunts will be
pulled of. - IS
The Clark cups will be competed
for. and as the surf shows every In
dication OF being good. some fine ex-
hibitions OF surfbparding should be
given. The new bathhouse IL a
great acquisition, and already the
fifty lockers that were provided are
all taken, and some OF the new men,
ters have to go without place to
keep their clothes. However, that
difficulty will soon be remedied and
additional lockers will be provided
The club Is shy Of funds, but still
there Is no hesitation about COINS
ahead with improvements. and It y
planned to get money by giving
chowders and shows OF all kinds. =.
A. II. Ford Is hard at-wOrk on thu
proposition OF the Clark tourists
surfing show. and whatever he put
his mind to generally turr& vi
trumps.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-02-01
Columbia Boys Will
Arrive Very La I

II would appear that the proposed
baseball and other games between
the Columbia boyr and the local
.schoolboys will have to be abandon
cd, as the Makurs u 80 late In max.
ing this port. Tft
Possibly the boys might stop ovet
% week In Honolulu and then go to
the Coast on another steamer. II
al, depends on what Major Peixoto
thinks Of the proposition that the
lads stay one week In this city. II
u to be hoped that some arrange
ment OF the sort be made, as every
body wants to see the boys play ball,
and do their other stunts that have
made them famous down under
All the boys were to be put up al
private homes In this city. and u
may be fixed that they stay over foI
the week AZ suggested. Then there
would be plenty OF time for then
to give one or two OF their cele'
brated concerts, besides their out
door stunts.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-02-01
u SPORTS !.
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pYv sTEvENs0N.
Haleiwa Race Is
Being Arranged
By '. I. STEVENSON. ;

Niye, IacLson is working hard on
tho ua,e,wa Marathon race proposi-
tiop ana ,udging from the number
n, man WIN have announced their
,n,ont,on a, comneting In tho event.
tbere vii, be a much larger field
thar tbero was last wear.
some forty.f,ve runners have told
Jac,-on that thew will mt in their
names ne aeon os tho entry lists are
onen THAT for n start ia very GOOD.
and according IN some neople. there
NAV he n hundred starters in the
lony-distance race.
Medals will, he nresented to the
,,ace-yetters ana soma other sensi-
III tro,hies will aIso be given 10
those finishing the distance. A
great number OF prizes are already
nromised. and Jackson ia bustlins
around for more nj, the time Near.
lIv all the merchants who donated
nr,zes last wear are again coming
in with offers OF medals and Other
suitable things.
There was TO have been n meeting
this evening. hut Il has been most.