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The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-05-29

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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-08-20
BASEBALL At MAKAWELI
PROVES VERY EXCITING
Portuguese Nine Defeats PakalaS by
Score Of 5 70 Sugar Gro egs
Very Excited.

From Max well. Kauai, comes ;
story Of a baseball game that was play
ed bctwee nthe Portuguese team oI
the plantation and the Pakalas. II
was bad day for the latter layout
as the Portuguese won out by score
of 8 to }.
The game was played at Makawcli
and a large crowd OF fans attended
to watch the play. When the mill
men got ahead In the score. there was
much excitement and the sugar grow
crs rooted In great fashion,
Victor Cordeiro and John Gabriel
formed the battery. AMI they did good
work right through the game, Cor
1crio has good in curve, and he
uscd Z 10 advantage ON the mior
tuna'e Pakalas. Gab"iel has iint
wing and he nailed several men a.
second
The lineup Of the victors was q.
follows V. Corderio. y; J., Gabriel. c;
NJ. Duarte. Id: Ventura, 2b; Vincent
81; A. Silva, IS; Joe Level, RI: G
Louis. lf; Frank Corderlo ct. Thii
combination regrets very much tina
the Wasedas did not visit Kauai, fol
there would have been somethins do
Ing for sure In the way Of whitewash
lng-and II might not have been th'
Makawcli bunch that would have go
the lime.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-08-20
WAStDAS LOST ONE
GAME On VALLEY Isle
Thousands Of japanese From Maui
Plantations Attended Games
Much Interest in Series.
lspecial CorrespondenceO

NOptNlul WI s'of'h''h''''
Waikiki, Aug i9.-Tde Wascdas
arrived here last Tuesday afternoon
per steamer Claudine from lilo, fresh
with laurels from the Rainy city. The
Kahului wharf was crowded with Jap
anese In honor OF the arrival Of the
lovers of the great American game
from the Japanese university.
The collegians played series OF
three games with picked team rep
rosenting the pick OF all Maui In the
national game.
Mr.. w, s. MourtCastle. OF Kahului,
was manager of the home defenders.
The first game was played at Kahu-
ui, Wednesday afternoon, and the Wis
itors won out. the score being . to o.
On Thursday afternoon the two teams
met again at Wells Park, and In n
hard Tough battle the Mauians won,
tho score being 3 20 |, This tact In
creased the faith OF The local team
In their ability 10 win the deciding
game, which was played az Kahului
this afternoon, Eut their hope was
disappointed, when at the end of the
game the score stood II to I in favor
OF the athletic cOllegians, who tow
cred above the home team, not only
In their skillful knowledge OF tho
great game, but also in every other
respect.
The series was well patroni2ed hy
the sport-loving people OF central
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-08-20

Mike Patton will referee the Cordell
Cornyn contest next Saturday nigh
and better man for the position
would be hard to find.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-08-20
JAZZ ANESE Come
BACK TO TOWN
NIPPONESE VARSITY
MEN DO WELL ON MAUI
Visitors Created Good Impression
Everywhere They Went - Will
Play Final Game on Sunday
Sail on Maru, Monday.


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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-08-20

The young widow who declares that
she doesn't want to marry again never
fools arybody but herself
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-08-20

Education enables some people
teach others how to earn q living,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-08-20

The Wasedas got good reception
this morning when they returned from
the other islands where they have
been playing series of games,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-08-20
New Orpheum

phone G601
TONIGHT TONIGHT
High. Glass Vaudeville Of Nine
Numbers and
CASINO MUSICAL COMEDY co.
In Another Scream
THE SCHEMERS"
MATINEE SATURDAY
Reserved Seats ............... 25o
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MAUDE ROCKWELL
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LAUREL ATKINS
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The Casino -Four:
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An Orchestra Scat for Csc
PRICES .......... l5c, Csc, 500
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-08-20
The PACIFIC
Kin,
and Nuuanu

Maui; the plantation managers let o
the men early each day In order to al
tend these games.
II will be many a long day befof
Maui win ever have the pleasur
again of playing aud entertainiD
such lot Of genttel aud scholarl
looking youths,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-08-20

THIS AFTERNOON
GUARDS TO PLAY SAINTS,
MILITARY ENGAGES PUNS
New League to Continue Series This
Af,ernoon-Two Good Games to
&c Playcd-A Big Crowd Elk.
peCtcd.

This afternoon at the league
grounds, the n. c. baseball nine
VIII so up against the st. Louis Col.
lego Alumni, and a rafting good
game should eventuatc, AS both
teams viii be out for glory. Yes
terday afternoon there were lot of
men out pra Using, and although
some OF the Punahnu players did not
turn up, there were plenty to hayo
a hit aud chase the ball over the
field.
The Oahu College Alumni will In
future be known as the Punahous.
aud strong bunch of players is
available To do battle ON behalf Of
the old school.
II Is to he regretted that all the
men did not turn up for practise. as
working hard, that the Puns will
have chance against the Saints
One would think that the esprit de
corps would be enough to stir up
the Pun blood and make the en-
students get In and work hard In
order to have show against the
| other alumni.
The second game this afternoon
will he between the Military and
runahou teams, and II, too. should
be an exciting struggle The sol.
diers will hail from Lellehua and
Fort Shafter, and a strong team has
been gotten together. The Puns
have also got good lineup. and a
close game should result.
Johnnie Williams will be on the
job this afternoon, and this great
young pitcher will doubtless do good
| work as usual. Johnnie Is the man
to hit also. and he has a way of
walloping ball over the fence now
and again that surprises his oppo-
nents.
The new league Is making desper-
ate efforts to get people interested in
the grand old game. and to draw the
crowd out to the league grounds. OF
course. the present series Is only a
short one, and intended TO get things
going at the cd ground; then, next
season. the real opening OF the big
league will take place. And II may
he that the oiitime crowds of ladies
and their escorts will MI the grand
stand and overflow into the bleach
ers, as they used TO do some years
ago.
% 70 q
Tho low score golf tournament that
will run along Tor the next few months
at the Country Club, will be the source
Of much interest for some time tc
come. Track will he kept of all tho
scores made during the period ant
the lowest viii win the prize which l.
to be an Xmas dinner.
There will he great time at the
Country Club tomorrow, when the two
ball foursome Is played on, The en-
tries will close NJ ten o'clock In tn,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-08-20
BOXING CONTESTS
ARE ARRANGED
GOOD PRELIMINARY TO
C0RDELL- C0RNYN GO
Joe McGurn. the Game Irishman,"
Will Box Jack Coll Of the Ma
rines - Contests TO Be Pulled
Of at 0rpheum.

All has been arranged as regards
the Cordell.Cornyn boxing contest and
next Saturday night the men will meet
at the orpheum Thcater. (which has
been rented for the occasion by Love,
who formerly ran the Aloha Park.
Besides the Cordcll.C ornyn contest
there will be a preliminary go between
Toe McGurn, the game freshman. and
Jack Coll, OF the Marines. Joe Nc.
Turn will he watched with interest,
Us he has record for gameness that
Is hard to beat, and he is also rug.
ged boxer who can land wallop at
times that will bring home the big
end Of the purse, II landed In the pro.
per place.
McGurn blew into town with Jack
Cordcll aud he has been boxing a lot
with the man who Ii to fight Cornyu
on Saturday night. while not i'm
pressing people as a very clever boxer
here Is no doubt that Joe can hi
and take hit with the best Of them
Coll is well known to the Homo
lulu fight fans. as he has been seer
IN action a few times In this city A
me time he mt Mccullough. the For
Shafter "lronman" and only for lact
If condition might have done much
better than he did Coll IL handy
| with his mitts but has about as much
chance Of knocking out McGurn as he
would have Of polishing on Jack John
son. Still Coll Is clever and It will
be the points that will count--lf the
contest does not end In first couple OF
rounds.
Jack COrdell Is working faithfully
for his match with Cornyn, and the
go should be good one from the first
IAN oi tho gong to the finish Cor
dell r. taking care OF himself THU
| rImc. ANA ne ~ confident that he car
win from Pat. Jack is doing lot o.
| road work. and that IL helping hin
out with his wind he Is doing som,
swimming also and besides all that
works out Camp Very with Joe Nc
Gurn as punching bag.
| Pat Cornyn Is doing strenuou,
stunts at the Fort Shafter gymnasium
and he is In the pink of condition
Patrick looks and feels well and h,
will step into the ring prepared Il
fight for his life; he can stand 10
OF punishment. and he showed In tn,
last 90 with CDrdell thai he is a cley
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-08-20

There will he a great time at the
Country Club tomorrow, when the two
ball foursome Is played on, The en-
tries will close ut ten o'clock In tn,
morning at the clubhouse.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-08-20
Park Theater

CONNIE MARINA
Australians Own Comedian
MISS ALMA LYNDON
From the Richard Circuit
BANVARD G. FRANKLIN
Aorobatio Sketch Team
RICHARD D. STRASS
Worlds Greatest Cornet Soloist
M;@s- ETHEL MAY
From the Keith Circuit
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-08-20

The old FASHIONED girl who used
nut wedding cake under her plllo
now has son who puts II undcr b
bclt.-Galveston News.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-08-20

Tomorrow morning that ST. Ioui
College team will tackle the WahIaw
ball tossers and great game is o.
pectcd
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-08-20

No. rs we understand the facterio
ogists and sanitary officers do not a,
wise killing the flies on the baseba
field Richmon News Leader.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-08-20

A thin girl who looks plump ma
deceive the men. but not the womel
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-08-20

When an clipping couple use a
aeroplane It is difficult to follow the
up, 1t
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-05
Marriage Licenses

The following marriage licenses were issued in
San Francisco Saturday, June 4. 1910:
AIREY-McCA ABE-Robert Airey. %. 1916 Nc
Allister ST., and Rose A. McCabe, 20, SS27
Twenty fourth st.
BARRIENTo--CRUZ-Jose Bsrriento. 3S. 112
Stockton st., and Rosa Cruz. 80, 567 Union st.
Observation-Disclosures J. Bean. 21. SOS Paris
st, and Kathleen Caller. 20, S7S9 Seventeenth
street.
cAsTRoeK-c J. Castrock 50.
Burlingane, and Anna Cassidy. 35. Lilac
avenue.
CHoURRET-MARC-Fer Chourret. %. 927
Broadway, and Celestine Marc. IS. 2535 Gle
ment ct.
FoLEY-McCoRMICK-Jo A. Foley. so.
1870 Webster St, and Brigid Mccormick. 30,
522 Douglass ST.
MATSON-NEDERGARD Matson. %, and
Tilda Nedergard, %. both Of se2 Bay 81.
MeLERAN-CoRCoRAN McLeran, 80,
and Madeline E.. Corcoran. both Of 1914 Nc
Allister st.
SIsIINS-wARREN-Lou P. Simins "a. 2446
Howard ST., and Margaret B. Warren, %, y
Montezuma st.
SPINETTI-DELUCGHI- L. Spinetti, %.
991 Greenwich ST., and Theresa Deluechi %,
9S7 Greenwich st.
STARR-ALExANDER- Sidney L. NJ. Starr. "a.
545 Powell ST.. and Estelle ". Alexander. p.
1900 Taylor st.
voLZ-vEIDT-sidne 1. volz. %. 114s Meal
lister St, and Frances Veidt, %. 300 Baker ST.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-05
JUVENILES ENJOY
IDORA PARK DAY
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

OAKLAND, June 4.-Ten thousand
children from all the schools in Ala
media county turned Idora park into
their playground today, the event be-
ing the annual school children's gath
ering. From Oakland, Berkeley and
Alameda schools there were representa-
tives varying in numbers from a half
dozen to whole classes.
Before the gates opened at 1890 this
morning, the impatient crowd had al
ready assembled. The special tickets
held good until p. m, and up to that
hour the kids kept every concession
running to capacity
The managers of the various conces-
sions stated that they had had one of
the busiest days of the season and that
the school children knew how to en-
joy themselves better than any other
class of people. The rides found par
ticular favor with the boys and girls,
the scenic railway, mountain slide, roll
Ter coaster, rapids and miniature rail-
way breaking all previous records for
a single day.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-05
WOMAN TO SEEK
GOVERNOR CHAIR
[SpeeiaL Dispatch 10 The Call

lOpcCtdt A/lSpdtCR 10 ne Sca
SAN JOSE, June 4.-Busily preparing
the outlines of her political platform
is Mrs. Marilla Kicker, visitor in San
Jose. who has announced that she will
be a candidate for governor of New
Hampshire at the next election.
Equal suffrage will be the principal
feature of the campaign of Mrs. Kicker,
who is prominent lawyer and an ad-
vocate of the rights of women. She
said today:
"It is little too early for me to out
line my political policy. but L can say
this that L advocate equal pay for
equal work and that no woman can af-
ford to be Indifferent to anything that
degrades woman. I also advocate equal
taxation; a steep1e should no more be
exempted from taxation than a smoke
stack. My sex is entitled to the in
alienable right to life, liberty and the
pursuit of happiness.
THE first two l can not be deprived
of save for cause and by due process of
law; but upon the last a right is
usurped to place restrictions so gem
eral as to include the whole of my sex,
and for which no reason of public good
can be assigned
Mrs. Kicker is the guest of Mrs
Alice E. Winans of San Jose.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-05
angel LINGERS
With COMEDIANS
Nj. A. Magner to Remain With
KOIb and Dill During Oak
land Engagement

OAKLAND. June An this week
and next Max Dill and c. NJ KoIb, the
German comedians, will act at the Mac
donough theater. with NJ. A. Magner of
Los Angeles as their manager and
partner in their theatrical enterprise.
That at the end of the Oakland engage
ment Magner will leave the syndicate,
as was announced yesterday, is not
denied today. but Magner and his two
actor associates are emphatic in de-
mails that any change in The personnel
will take place before the contract
with the Macdonough expires.
Magner himself would not deny that
he was about to leave the concern, but
he did assert once today that he had
not thought Of quitting the Kolb and
Din company now"
L am stiH mana ging the company
said the Los Angeles hacker, and L
will manage it while it remains here
at the Macdonough. Our contract
gives US two weeks more. with two
days break for Maude Adams appear
ance."
Manager Henry Campbell of the Mac
donough declared that Magner would
remain until the Oakland enga cement
closed and said that he did not know
what Kolb and Dill would do with
their mana ger then.
The facts seem to be that the local
contract for a three weeks appear
ance, of which one week has been
played. is made with the Kolb and Dill
company Magner is a part of that
company and for this reason viii not
dissolve his partnership with the act
ors while the contract runs. Magner
is the heaviest investor in the stage
enterprise
Both Magner and Campbell declared
that they believed Kolb and Dill would
not separate as a theatrical team.
They say the actors are perfect mates
in their character work and would lose
money by trying single ventures.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-05
REDWOOD CITY BELLE
WILL BECOME A BRIDE
Wedding Tonight of Miss M. L.
Mecredy and F. w. Thompson

REDWOOD CITY. June 4.-Miss
Mabel Lydia MeCredy and Francis W
Thompson, a prominent young busi-
nessman Of Redwood City, will be mar
ried at the home Of the brides parents
in Ell Canine Real tomorrow evening
Rev. Charles c. Kirkland. pastor of the
local Congregational church, will Off
ciate.
Miss Mecredy. is well known in So
ciety circles both here and in San Fran
cisco, where the family formerly re-
sided. Thompson is the youngest son
Of Mr.. and Mrs z. Ted Thompson OF
Redwood City. -
The wedding will be simple affair
only the immediate relatives and
friends having been invited. The
young couple will go south on their
honeymoon and, will occupy the beau
tifuI bungalow the bridegroom has pro-
vided for his bride in Stambaugh street
upon their return
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-05
Notable Deaths

w. P. BETTENDoRF, INvENToR-Davenport.
Ia, June w. p. Bettendorf. manager of
the Bettendorf steel works. died last night.
He was an inventor Of hydraulic machinery.
MRS. GEORGE L. RoNALDS OF PARIS-Paris.
June Airs George Lorfllard Ronalds, before
her marriage Miss Pauline Antoinette Witt
meyer. died here yesterday. confusion OF
names resulted in an erroneous report that
Mrs. Pierre Lorillard Ronald, who was stated
to have been Ill, had died.
EDWARD J.eswARTZ, DRAMATIC CRITIC
Philadelphia, June 4.-Edward ]. Swartz, for
many years editor Of the Evening Telegraph Of
thds city and known a dramatic critic.
died today. In addition TO his newspaper
work, which extended over a period of "A
years, SwartZ wrote many plays He was
50 years old.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-05
CHICAGO DELIVERING
THE GOODS TO CUPID

CHICAGO. June 4.-This looks like
the banner year of Cook county in the
issuance of marriage licenses. From
January 1 to May 81. 10,25S permits
have been issued, 1000 more than in the
first five months in last year. Morris
Salmonson, clerk of the license depart
ment. attributes the record to pros
perfty. Thirty per cent of the persons
applying for licenses were Poles.
Lithunians and Slavs.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-05
BUFFETS
ORDERED TO CLOSE
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

lOPeCiut DtSP0tCH 10 nc Odu
KANSAS CITY, Mo-, June frank
E. Herring, grand worthy president of
the Fraternal Order of Eagles. has is
sued an order sanctioned by the grand
trustees of the order, now in session in
Kansas City. calling for a discontinue
ance of the sale Of liquors in buffets by
the lodge system or in any other form
in every Eagle club lodge in a prohi-
bition state or in a local option city or
county.
The order applies to some 1000 sub
ordinate organizations with a present
membership of $4,000 in the entire
jurisdiction where the operation of a
buffet is in violation of local laws.
Under this mandate Eagle buffets
will be closed in local option sections
over the south, the greater part or
Ohio, Pennsylvania, Indiana, Kansas,
Oklahoma and Maine.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-05
BIRTHS

BoyEY-rn this city. June 4. 1910. to the
wife of ]. Cooper Bovey formerly Alvirs
SoatB4rd), daughter
BowEN-In this city, May So to the wife of
Henry P. Bowen, a daughter.
coRNILS-In this city, June 1, 1910, to the
wife of H. Cornils.
ELIASER-In this city. May 2S. 1910. to the
wife Of Maurice Eliaser formerly Stella
Frankenberg), a son.
GINDER-In this city. May %. 1910. to the
wife Of Louis ]. Gnder. daughter.
MELLoR-In this city May so. 1910, to the
wife of Thomas Mellor. a son.
sCHRoEDER-In this city, May 81. 1910. to
the wife Of H. C. Schroeder. daughter
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-05
SIS, 400 GRANTED FOR
INJURIES RECEIVED

Louis Goodfriend. a local business
man. who was Knocked down and Sc
riously injured by streetcar in Peta-
luna, recovered $s.4OO damages from
the Petaluma and Suburban railway
electric company in Judge Sturtevants >
court yesterday. The case was on trial
all week before a jury. Goodfriend
testified that he lost $500 worth Of
business through being confined to his
room six weeks, and had to pay $500
in doctors bills.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-05
MARRIAGES

ERwIN-RosS-In this city. May 81, 1910. by
the Rev. Dr. George A. Hough OF Grace NJ. f.
church. Frank W. Erwin and Blessing Ross,
both Of San Francisco.
LEE U 0NG-H0M ME LIN-In this city, June
g. 1910, at the Chinese Congregational church,
by the Rev. ". c. Pond. D. D., Lee U Ong
and HON Ne Lin. both OF San Francisco.
TRICKEY-BENFEI.DT- Redwood City, Cal,
Nav IA 1910 BY the Rev. Charles c. Kirt-
land Carrie H. Trickey and Pearl v Ben
feldt both of Oakland.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-05

BRAKEMAN DIES BRAvELY-Tacoma- Wash.
June 4.--Wiiam Royster, brakeman on the
Tacoma Eastern railway. was run over 6y
freight cars near Tacoma last night. He
crawled off the track and was found sitting
up against the bank. dead, a few minutes after
the accident.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-05

BERRY CROP G0oD--Tacoma, June 4.-Berry
prospects in the Puyallup valley indicate that
both red raspberries and blackberries will give
a yield 20 per cent in excess of the yield last
year. Cherries. apples and pears promise we'll
Growers are now advertising for berry pickers.
Packing will begin between June 10 and
July 1.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-05

TWO YEAR SENTENCE GIvEN-Seattle June
4-Afatsugaro Amano confessed before Federal
Judge C. r. Hanford today that he was guilty
of importing Japanese women into the tinted
States for immoral purposes. He was SEN
fenced to two years in prison.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-05
rARn az TuANKs

COLE1IAN-We wish 70 thank our friends
and aequaintances for their doral offerings and
words Of sympathy during our recent bereaye-
ment.
PATRICK J.. MATTHEW P. and ANNA
COLEMAN
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-05
CARD nF THANKS

MOONEY-We desire to express our heart
felt thanks to our many kind friends and rela-
tives for their comforting words Of sympathy
and beautiful doral offerings. during our late
bereavement: alto the kind people OF Brighton
Beach. who 50 unselfshly devoted their time
and services in the recovery OF the body OF
our beloved daughter and sister. Eileen Mooney
MR. and MRS JAMES T. MOONEY
and Family.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-05

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