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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-08-25
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RIFLE TEAM.
HAWAII SHOTS
DO VERY WELL
N. G. H. RIFLEMEN GET INTO
THE TwENTY.s SECOND PLACE
Team Improved on Last Years Show.
ing-Men Will Return on the
Sierra-Colonel Jones Pleased.

Notwithstanding all the kicks about
the way the N. g. H. rife team for
Camp Perry was selected, and the in
situations to the effect that the men
we're more of a musical bunch, than a
body OF sharpshooters, the representa-
tives OF Hawaii have done remarkably
well on the rife range.
Colonel Jones received a cable yes.
terday from Colonel Short and Major
Riley of the loca team. The messages
read as follows: United States In.
fantry first. 1886; Hawaii, twenty-five
(total score) 294s."
This cable means that the regular
United States Infantry won first place
In the big shoot. and that Hawaii has
crept up a couple of places In the
list. Last year Hawaii finished TWEEN.
ty-fourth. and every year the team is
improving a lot. To get so close TO
the first team is a feather In the cans
of the Hawaiian shots, and there Is
no doubt that next year still better
work will be done,
II viii be interesting to see the fun
Individual scores made by the local
team. and TO compare them with those
OF the winners. The N. @ II team
VIII return home on the Sierra. and
they VIII get a great welcome from
'her comrades In Honolulu
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-08-25
GREAT POLO GAME
ON SATURDAY NEXT
Maui and Oahu to Meet Once More,
on Moanalua Field.

II Is to be hoped that the rain
will clear on before Saturday, as
the polo game between Maui and
Oahu is scheduled for that day. II
would be too bad II wet weather pre-
vented the match belIg played, as
everybody is interested In the com
Ing struggle, and big crowd has
made arrangements to attend.
The polo this season has been ex-
citing and good, and 1t is fine to see
the number of spectators who have
attended all the games Kauai won
ont in the championship series, but
1t is not vet decided which team
comes second. II Oahu wins next
Saturday, they will take second hon
ors, and II Maui manages to beat
Honolulu, the Valley islanders will
be second.
The Cavalry lost every game, but
they stuck to their guns In good
style. The Lellehua bunch have
nothing to be ashamed OF. and the
way they performed their hopeless
task was a treat to see.
From all indications. there will be
a tremendous crowd at Moanalua
next Saturday, and the game should
be a peach from start to finish. The
lineup of Maui and Oahu will be the
same as they have put in the field
on previous occasions. and that IL
good enough for anybody.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-08-25
PROMOTION WORK
SUCCESS
CONTINUED from PAGE y

every line of railway of any rOnse-
quence operating In the United states
and Canada has or is about to in.
cmde Hawaii in its field Of opera
tions, There is no excursion or
steamship agency or hotel informa-
ton bureau the world over that is
not supplied with data concerning
Hawaii. Our advertising matter is
being sought for on every hand.
No lecturer on travel fails to in
Clude Hawaii in his talks.
No globe .trOtter cOnsidera his
work well done unless he can tell
Of the wonderful surf.riding at wal
kiki, describe the enhancing Pail
view, and thrill his listeners with
an account Of how he saw the world
a making In Kilaueas pit of ever
lasting fire.
These seven years Of effort have
forged an endless chain around the
globe, ca h Hnk being indelibly
marked Hawaii" .-..-
More Hotels Needed Soon.
Where the Territory could accom-
modate one guest comfortably seven
years ago. we now have better aC.
CommOdatiOns for one hundred, but
the demand upon us Is going to be
much greater in the immediate fu.
ture, and It is not too early to plan
for additional hotel accommodation
ON large scale. We are fortunate
In having so many desirable home
hotels or family boarding houses In
addito on to our larger hostelries,
which aid materially In making the
stranger comfortable; and what is
said Of Honolulu applies to all OF the
islands. The trip to the Volcano Of
Kilauea has been made one OF the
most easy of outings. Hilo has en-
larged and improved her hotel SER
vice The Volcano Hotel Company
has spent great many thousands
of dollars during this period in add
ing to its hotel accommodations at
the edge OF the crater of Kilauea,
Hldhlus Alf UbAtl u NhplbNbhlN yum
Portable and first-class resort.
The extinct crater OF Haleakala,
on the Island of Maui, can now be
visited WITHOUT discomfort, the rest
house at the top of the mountain
anording shelter during cold OF
stormy weather. The hotel accom-
modations on the Island OF Maui ar,
greatly improved This also may b'
said of the Island OF Kauai.
The different islands have WED
with each other in the building Of
good roads. In fact, all parts OF the
Territory are making rapid progress
in arranging for the care and enter
tainment OF the traveller.
There has been a decided improve
ment in ocean transportation mat
ters daring the past year. The
building of the s. S. Wllhelmlna and
the replacing OF the Alameda with
the Sierra have been OF great help
ana It Is pleasing to know that the
outlook Is favorable to an early and
extensive betterment OF travel facil'
tiles on the Pacific.
Scope of Work Extended.
During the past year the Hawaii
Promotion Committee has extended
the scope of its activities in mark
ed degree on the Pacific Coast 9
number Of innovations have IN
creased the efficiency of the work
Instead of combining our efforts tC
Southern California, we are now ex
panding our energies more equally
among the entire Coast, and espe
cially in the rich region of th'
American and Canadian Northwest
Through the closing of our ex
hibit in Los Angeles. We were en-
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-08-25

past may well be looked for again
in fact the returns by every mail in
| idcate that the desired impression has
been made Before leaving on my
trip to the Orient last September, |
had sent out to practically every
county assessor in six OF the most
prosperous States of the Middle West,
a request for a list of few of the
mdre prominent and well-to-do cit
liens of his community, who might be
Interested In making a pleasure trip
to the Islands As result we SCI
cured approximately 10000 addresses
to which we sent out printed mater.
/ On Trail OF Auto Owner.
Early last February we sent out a
form letter to the Secretaries of vari-
Gus commercial organizations in prac-
tically every city and town of i'm
portance in the country, asking that
they secure for us membership lists
of automobile, golf and country clubs
In their vicinity. As result we now
have most valuable collection of ad
dresses numbering upwards Of 10000,
made up of men of means and leisure
In every part of the country. To the
addresses thus obtained. we have sent
a specially prepared letter calling at
I tention to Hawaii's excellent roads.
the facilities for bringing motor cars
from the Coast, and the pleasure and
satisfaction derived from spending
the winter months in the Territory.
We later followed up this letter with
a postcard giving the freight rates on
automobiles between San francisco
and Honolulu, and inter-island rates.
by every mail we are receiving re-
plies from these communications, and
| feel certain that we shall note a
very large increase In the, number of
tourists with autos during the coming
winter. 90. .... ..r
After the PedagOgue Also. r
Besides the above we mailed, early
this year, letter to the principal of
practically every high school in the
United States and Canada, west OF the
Mississippi River, together with TO-
900 postcards calling the attention of
teachers to the splendid summer eli
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-08-25
DOTS AND DASHEs.

Joe McGurn "The Game Irishman," "
will make Coll work his passage on
Saturday night at the orpheum. Coll
is in better shape than he was when
he boxed at the old Orpheum some
months ago.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-08-25

? IantlC CITY To pan Tor trip across
the Pacific the coming winter.
Has Confidence of Public.
The Hawaii Promotion Committee
has won for Iself an enyiable place
in the confidence of our own people.
This has never been so evident as
during the past year Our files and
the columns of the daily papers show
this to be true, for all parts OF the
Territory. as well as for Honolulu.
Every mail from the other islands
brings lists of names of friends or
acquaintance of the writer's on the
ma inland, with the request that we
supply them with our printed matter.
As a matter of course, also, the Ha-
wall Promotion Committee is expect
ed to father the annual Washington's
Birthday Carnival, and to advertise II
abroad, to encourage the biennial
transatlantic yacht race: to play n
leading role in entertaining notable
visitors, etc. All of this Is of course
very gratifying to the Committee, in
asmuch as II proves that the organi-
zation is generally recognized as fill
ing pace Oh large usefulness III the
community.
The year just past has been by far
the pest from the STANDPOINT OF tour
ISL traVei,lh the history OF the ISLANDS,
The coming fall and winter promise
, to exceed last years record to the eN
tent that the present increased Trans
por'atloh iacliltles- Wli-permlt-t.hl
Oeihg between Two ana sthree hundred
passengers monthly Inc NUMBER OF
VISITORS IN the CITY during the past
summer mas oeeh equai' 10 the heaV-
lest winter traVei up 10 Two years
ago, ana business mas .peeh sood IN
All lines W" "H' 4" .'.'. EaF.. fpf
Claims Credit For Big Results.
The fact that the tourist traffic has
increased so greatly during the past
two or three years, and that the flu
ture promises so much more In this
line, should be matter OF the great
est satisfaction to all VINO have been,
directly or indirectly, connected with
the work OF the Hawaii Promotion
committee FOR up TO the present
time we nave been engaged practical
~ alone IN publicity work Tor the
lslahds' without the tremendous ad-
Verusihg iorce OF great transporta-
tloh companies hoteis' etc. which In
the case OF almost every successful
tourls' resort IN tne united, states ana
europe Dear 'he Durdeh oil TINS most
Important WORK Inc business men
on iiawan' VINO nave WhllngiS sup
seriDen the fuhus winch nave p MADE
tne committee WORK enee'iNe' nave
not, III 'he dhaJority' Oh instances Deen
.nose ieeeiS'is uiree' oeneii from ~
oieaSeu oo,''neree ana passehserg tr"-
"c WIN me rest Vi 'he "orlu' Du'
,atner Ny those VINO ,proht ihairectly
y, s"at wn''h penen'S 'pe community
""''' o..
NO" rIorni rarhae ~ advertised.
III advertising last' years florai IA
faue. tue committee secured an uh'
usually large amount OF phplicity fal
Tue territory. over so'oVe copies o.
Mr' Harfy Mist exceileht poster, VI
mn Ia NaasaI
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-08-25

abled to enter into contract with
the well.kuown advertising firm, the
peCk-Judah Company. through which
we are securing wide circulation
OF our printed matter from several
hundred points west of the Rocky
Mountains, personal representation
in Los Angeles, San Francisco, Port
land and Seattle, and Office desk
room for Mrs. Headlee in Seattle.
Besides this we are getting carried
one page of advertising in the COM
pany's Railroad Blue Book" prob.
ably the most authentn railway
guide in the West, with a paid sub.
scription circulation OF 10000 copies
monthly; one page In the monthly
publication Touring" and approxi-
mately three pages IN the companys
annual. Summer Trips"
We have also arranged with the
Ames Bros. Company for folder-rack
service. beginning July /, this year,
in Victoria, Vancouver and Spokane.
polulS uOl NbNtltu ny ouT oNhtI boh
tracts: and we have been able to re-
tain the services of the Railway
Folder Schedule Distributing Com
pany of San Francisco by which we
get our printed matter well display
ed in many hotels on the mainland
not otherwise provided for. and In
the racks on the vessels of the Pa
rific Mail. Pacific Coast and Oceanic
steamship companies.
Closer Touch With Orient. 80
Through the acquaintanceship es'
tablished during my four and half
months trip through the Orient and
Australia, feel confident that we
shall receive direct benefit In the
way of constantly increasing mum
Der of stopover tourists from these
countries. ar. .... ....t.
Prior to my visit to Colombo. the
North German Lloyd steamers call
ing at that busy port refused to
allow the distribution of any adver-
Using matter on board their steam
ers. An exception, however, was
haue III our case, anu Tue commit
zee spec'll rar East roiuer, print
ed In English, French and German,
~ NO" pIaceu III Tue MINUS vi every
passenger s'oppins ut Oo'ohloo on ME
way 10 Austraii"' Shiha ana japan
Al lokohanha 'he distribution oi
I =
our ioiueIs mas hitherto oeeh con,
nheu 10 the racine man agency anu
oooN g. put no" that me JalpheSe
"eioome Soc''ty mas estaphsheul
PERMANENT agency mere iee1 Nv
sureu 'hat we shall De aole |ohsei
cure niuch more sa'lslat'lpry tser'
we we shaii aiso De apie 10 soNe'
Nooe III .he same way "rH l.t
Atlantic City success. ,aI
ror se'erai yours the Nolhiiilt'e'
mas hau uhuer eohsiueratiop me an
'ls"p'lity Oh es'api'sn'hs Durea'
VI in'oi i''"'''h, at At'ahtic Ii'!
n'' "" s''"'eet 'o"''St is'o't
n's year 'h"nNs 10 'he epppe["l'Vi
'"e 'P'"e'pp'e in'e'e'''' "eu"p
ao'e 70 ""ue' ."Ne 'ne "o'N' WA
- oo"s'ue'eu 'ne ilos' oeSi'ao'e p'ae'
/ uh lhteTes'ihs eNhioi1 'hstalleu' 'lh'
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-08-25

Most people would like to see an
All.Hawaii polo team tackle the next
best four that can be selected.
Baldwin vs.. Rice match would draw
big crowd, and should be interest
ing.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-08-25

The tennis experts of the island are
looking forward to a possible visit
from the Australian crack players.
who may pass through within a few
weeks en- route to the mainland.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-08-25
Important Improvements
On what was considered perfect Car in the
oIoI Model

axle as used on a number OF Amer
ica's highest priced cars.
LARGER BRAKE DRUMS.
More powerful brakes, more easily APP
piled and greatly increased efiici-
ency. Contracting and expanding
double acting brakes, both equal
lied
TWO IGNITION SYSTEMS.
Two complete and independent igni-
tion systems, each with its own set
OF spark plugs, The two ignition
systems consist Of Bosch high tens
ion magnetic and the new and i'm.
proved Delco system with single
unit coil, high tension distributor
and controlling relay. Either sys,
TEN alone is efficient for operating
the car.
ENCLOSED WIRING.
All electrical wiring enclosed In cop
per tubes,
COPPER MANIF0LDS.
Copper manifolds are used for water
inlets and outlets In the circulating
system
REMOVABLE CLUTCH.
Catch may be removed In u very few
minutes without disturbing other
members,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-08-25

The new league will have couple
OF games at the old grounds on Sat.
urday afternoon, and good crowd Of
fans is expected TO attend.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-08-25

cordell is resting today, aud will
only take little exercise between
now aud the time he steps into the
ring on Saturday night,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-08-25

The new gymnasium NJ tho Y. NJ
o. A. viii BE- u beauty, and an ths
la''sl appllanees viii be Installed In
Tho huilding,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-08-25

lhele 10 no ruth IN the umor mat
hhhi lillaa "a SONS IN hpg ZACH Me
FaldoN ~ catch wulgbta
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-08-25

Full iloating type Timken roller
bearing rear axle, This IL tho same
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-01-04
kQ!IA.||s|i.,T / NQTletAS.

F Ell dfa Ma reanudAn las. clases
en- las cscuelas "a los aslos de niho
de santurce. Pasado u periodic de
vacaciones regresaran 3 esos .esta
,scimientos los nihos q obtuvieron
icencia para pasar aquellas con sus
iamiliares. ..
Ell Sr. P. N. Clawson ha hecho
donaci6n de diez.y siete libros, a la
Biblioteca lnsular; 6 de historic, 2
de ciencia educativa por Spencer ,
J. lie asuntos morales por Smiles, 3
de Aritmetica, 2 de agriculture y 3
dc lectura selecta escolar; todos
los cuales han sido puestos al ser
vicio publico.'
Ell seeretario de la guerra de los
Estados Unidos y sus acompanan
tes en- el MAY Flower estaran un
dfa en- Santo Domingo y dos en- Gu
ba. Despues seguiran viaje de regre
so a Estados Unidos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-01-04
Dickinson en- Ponce
Continuation de Ia pSgina Is.

Continuation de Ia pSgina Is.
pronta soluci6n de nuestro status
politico en- el sentido indicado, pues
90 era Ia unanime y sincera aspi
yaci6n del pals.
81 A tan patriotico discurso constest6
q secretario de la guerra de la 81
guiente manera:
Ne complazco mucho en- felicita1
le por los conceptos de su discurso,
" me prometo q mi regreso, infor
mar con sumo interes que ell pueblo
j puertorriqueho me ha hecho de ma
nera unanime en- todas parties, Ia
misma peticion." Y dijo que ESQ ha
bria de hacerlo constar con mucho
gusto ante el pueblo y gobierno de
su pals.
En- el acto le fue entregado 4 Ia
comisi6n del gobierno de Washing
ton una postal luciendo la bandera
puertorriqueha bordada en- raso
con la siguiente inscription;
Hon J. N. Dickinson. Secretary
Of War of U. S. Of Ame1co.-Ponce
Puerto Rico.
Hon. ST.: Fuf uno de los primeros
en- exponer la vida al serviclo de
Ia causa americana en- Puerto Rico,
inspirado en- Ia noble promesa del
mayor general Miles. Soy quizAs el
dnico que tenga la lealtad y la fran
queza de protestar de la concession
de Ia ciudadania americana los
puertorriquehos, porque aspire & la
Independence de mi patria al am
paro y protection de la glorlosa
Patria de Washington.
Muy respetuosamente, Rafael Mo
los Bernaer."
Ell Sr. Eduardo Neun1ann, le en-
treg6 personalmente al secretario de
Ia guerra y al Gobernador, un elem
plar del peri6dico local eel Diario
de Puerto Rico, en- el cual publica
ba dicho senor un artfculo con mo
two de Ia legada, de los altos per
sonajes q Ponce.
Toda Ia concurrencia que asistio
& la reception en- el Ayuntamlento
fue explendidamente obsequiada,
con champagne, refrescos y tabacos,
A las 7.3O p. m. salieron del Ayunta
miento los Sres. de la comision y sus
acompanantes, dirigiendose al Hotel
donde fueron obsequiados con un
explendido banquete, de 10 cubier
tos. Preside ell Alcalde Sr. Moret,
teniendo q su derecha al Hon. secre
tario de la guerra, Y su lzquierda
al Hon Gobernador Cotton. La Srta.
Cotton ocup6 la otra presidencia te
niendo q su derecha ell general E
dwards y q su izquierda al juez de la
corte de este distrito Mr.. Foot.
El primer brindis fue del honorable
alcalde quien Sc expres6 en- los 81
guientes terminus:
-"Hon. Secretario: como alcalde
de Ponce, tengo la gran satisfaction
de dar q Vd, la mas cordial bienve
nida, y con Vd. a las distinguidas
-personas que lie acompanan y los
votos que Ponce hace por mi con
ducto y con Ponce la 1sla de Puerto
Rico, son sencillamente los de que
esta grata vista sea de resultado
practice para el pals. Aprovecho
tambien la oportunidad de dar la
bienvenida al Gobernador y Srta
Cotton, que por primera vez Sc en-
cuentra entire los poncenos.
' Sigui6 en- el uso de la palabra el
secretario de guerra manifestando
su gran satisfaction al hallarse entire
una sociedad tan culta como la de
Ponce. Prometi6 trabajar en- pro de
los puertorriquenos. Con respecto a
Ia ciudadania americana declare
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-01-04
Il! dessatio del domingo.
Army" contra 81" May
Flower y #triunfa el
prlmero por una carrera.
Mas de tres nil personals en- el
campo de la Liga.

Un numeroso gentfo di6se cita
el 1omingo dltimo, para presencial
en- el campo del Moro, el desafic
eIectuado entire los clubs Army" Y
MAY Flower"
Ambos clubs estan bien consti
tufdos y Ia discipline es Ia norma
de ellos.
Despues de elegir Umpire, di6
ccmlenzo el desafio, entrardo al
palo el Army.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-01-04
Ultima hora.

Todo el pueblo de Puerto Rico es
pera con verdadero ansiedad los
tres premios que Sc regalaran ell dfa
de reyes por medios de tikets que Sc
entregan gratis & toda el que gasta
O.50 centavos al contado 6 a plazos
en- los almacenes del Cielo y Ell In
farno.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-01-04

En- los dos primeros innings reci
ben dos ceros los del army. Nc
asi los del MAY Flower" que ano
taron una carrera en- el Ter. inning.
De estos innings en- adelante EN-
prenden ambos combatientes una
lucha tenaz, pero en- ella demostra
ron los marinos mas serenidad, y
empataron en- el 60. inning. Este
solo hecho tue 10 bastante para que
los marinos dieran un urrah! por e.
ansiado triunfo.
Pero ioh fatalidad!, en- los tres
ultlmos innings afojose ell pitche,
Y como consecuencia da tres bases
por bola siendo una de elias carrera
y con 10 cual triunfan los del Army
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-01-04
PRO-. PATRIA.

De Ia culta ciudad de Mayaguez
llega a nuestra mesa de redacci6n
esta importante revista quincenal.
A su elegante labor tipografica
une primorosos trabajos lterarios
de indiscutibles meritos y excelentes
grabados.
Saludamos cortesmente 4 esa
hermosa obra de cultura regional,
y deseamosle larga y prospera vida.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-01-04

inning, pues sus adversarios los
del army" atrincherados en- ba
ses, impedlan el empuje de los que
querfan 4 todoe trance nevarse el
triunfo. ,.r.. 4. .:>zs: I;
Los mariaos pudieron ganar dieho
desafio, 81 en- el 3er. inning no co
meten varios errores que les cost6
cuatro carreras, pero este no quita
para reconocer que estos jugaron
mucho mejor que los del army"
como campo q polos.
Solo les quedaba los del "Army"
como defensa la mucha malicia que
tienen en- este sport y ell absolute co
nocimiento del terreno, ventaja que
llevan sobre sus contrarios.
Como iugada de importancia, pu
dimos yer por parte de los Army"
un double play de central field a pri
mera base, esta jugada pudo hacerse
por la mucha destreza de estos dos
jugadores. Fueron obsequiados con
un estruendoso APPLAUSE.
A las 5 p. m. terminaba el iuego
con el ultimo cero para los marinos
por tener ellos la salida al pdo. Va
va por mdio de estas columnas, un
caluroso APPLAUSE.
El Umpire elegido para este de
safio fue el popular catcher Floren
tino Lopez, quien supo una vez mas
demostrar el conocimiento absolu
to que tiene en- materia de este jue
go. Como que es el decano!
Dos desafios; dos derrotas, llevan
los marinos del hermoso May Flo
wer". Buen recuerdo llevan en- SUI
excursion los que creyeron que en-
Puerto Rico no Sc jugaba Base ball.
He aquf Ia anotaci6n por innings:
army. G04lOOO01 Is
MAY Flower. L Q 200 0-5
Juan Bate.