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Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-14
BOY shsuts Htm-eIf An Msuth.

MORRILL,. Neh-, July 13.-(8periEl. -
Little Harold RunyEn shot himself IN the
mouth here yesterday, but with no greater
damage h rs hoped than TINT OF having
him rwo front teeth knocked out He had
found a cartridge in his play and stole his
fathers gun out o. the window 10 shoot
n or. while waiting 70 see something
10 shoot II ne placed the end Of the bG11'el
IN his mouth End IN some manner the gun
went urf, the bullet striking ms teeth and
knocking them out as well "a splitting the
bullet, one part cutting his lip and the
other reErinE the INSIDE Of hiE mouth
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-14
Unusual Accident
in Nebraska City
Fumes from Automobile Ignited by
Spark from Electric FRn-Three
Men Burned

NEBRASKA CITY, Julg 1B-tsT,sciBl y
Carl RIGGS Of Florence, kan, was nj the
Dun garage repHirinE mis- machine and
placed II over the pit 30 RE 10 get n the
under EeHr. The day being warm ne sci
an elsctric fan IN the bottom Of the pit To
keep him cool and blow ou- the gasoline
fumes. A spRrk from the fan iEnfted the
fumes and there WIS an explosion, burning
Mr.. Riggs badly about the arms and face
before ne rpuld zen out NJ the pit. The
explosion threw Thomas CErmDdy and
JOHN Wilks, two men who were assisting
him. To the side Of the building, burning
them slightly End in1uring them. The
Sther employees about the garage ezrrtn-
Euished the flames by the use OF chemicals
which they keep On hand.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-14

RAVENNA. Nsh., July 1s-CspeniRl "A
novel incident hRppsnsd here hast even
ing Ralph Her-tck, n small boy. went
fishing IN Beaver rreek near the Burlington
bridge accompanied by mis- constant com
pRnt0n. 3 superEnnuEted and almost tpoth-
less bird dOE. The hoy hooked an eight
pound catfish. and Efusr quite a tuaale had
II near the hank in the shallow water
The OLD hire a0g 3umpad intD the water
seizeo the 1iHh and crGgEso n W On airy
land
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-14
JEFFERSON CANDIDATES BUSY
Five RePublscHns and FIVE DenserEss
ARR AFTER the NSmanGEao1
far Eher4fG

FAIRBURY. Nsh. July 12-espscial -
Deep innsrust In being mRni1cslsd IN JET
1ersun county politics as primary dHy
drEwE near. Candidates for the various
offices ARE hEtchtng Out alm0E1 daily and
there are a large numbar Of RspirantE for
the VARIOUS offices especially on the re-
publican ticket, and the prospects Ere good
for a lively campaign
The Eraatest interest seems TO center
ON the sheriff James ChRrnsioa. the present
incumbent. End VIM has held the position
for three termE, six years, In ON for the
fourth term He n . republican and there
are q number Of his own party Ef1sr the
same puEition The other candidates. for
sheriff the republican ticket are Charles
Franz Charles Fillmore J. H Axtell.
T. A Juhnson Frank Tfpptn The demo
cratic candidates. for sheriff Ere Chris
Hickey. Phi Graves. W. p. Dickinson.
Charles higgins and John 8 johnson
Next IN line OF iutarest comes the
county superintendent u1fioe. r. c.
RErriHE. present tncumbrnt, has held NJ
lice xur two terms and is I'D Tor re-slsction.
He has no opposition on the repuhlirGD
ticket. but Henry Abrams End James
0'O0nnen win ny for the democratic nnm-
inHrion-
Fnr county image. Judge c. c. Boyle and
L j. RutzmEn are Eftsr the republinnn
nomination c i T. BlEuser Of Duler
viii be fhe democratic candidate for county
Judge
FOR county clerk, C a. BhErfer il the
nnly republican candidate with Ernest
stRnk the demOcrHain candidate
W. B. cinnamon and o. Il. Bnnney are
republican sHpirEHtE 10r the office Of reg
lister a nseds.
For nounry commissioner i. Nider. pres
ant incumbent and / y. Eheburns rum
the Third district are aspirGufs
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-14

NEBRASKA CITY, Nsh.. July 8s-tSpe-
eli l-NsWtOn Webster. n T7-yeRr-Olo boy
who has made this city his hume went
10 Douglas Sunday and hired o team Of
horses and buggy, promising 10 rsturn
them that night. Yesterday he wRE E--
rested al NsmRhR City, where he wRH try
ing To dispose Of the outfit claiming il
as mis- own The low price al which he
offered the outfit aroused suspicion and q
telaphune message TO Sheriff Fischer re-
vealso the FACT they had been stolen. The
officer secured the prisoner and recovered
the outfit The youth viii be given q term
In the peniIenfiEry.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-14

BEATRlCE Nsh., July 12.-(BpeciRl)-
Ths socialists Of this city held a CAUCUS
last evening AND recommended John Rdssk
Of Wymnre for county clerk and W. n.
Jones OF this city for sheriff The office
OF district clerk was left with the Wymors
delegates II they DO moi care 10 place g
candidate IN the field. only twD win be On
the socialism Ticket.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-14

II was just simply tsrrihle
and made Il impossible 1DT
me to sleep the resi- Of that
nisht, 80 ] mao 10 Bif up AL
night changing my position
every couple NJ minutes.
As the houn weni by II
grew w0rse and SOON ]
starred 20 scratch uryseh.
When dHyliEhz Errived ]
saw thai my body was
rpYered with larEs red
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-14

NEBRASKA CITY. Neb, July 1s-(spe-
riEl-)-la. c. Welleinsick. son and brother
lert to-day Tor Germany, whore they VIII
visit tiseir old boms- They expect 20 be
guns shout rwo mouths sinos coming N
this country they have benome wealthy and
aside from owning q number of farms. have
o8nEiderable hank STOCK
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-14

LAWRENCE Men. 9nsy I2s-zspsrlal
TelegrHm9-A barn bsAnnEins 10 Join
WsllEinser, naAr TINS place. WA Etruok
ny lightning lAst evening and burned 10 ms
ground Ths laas b 1sso partly cgxs-ad
ny insunanna-
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-14

REPUBLICAN CITY. Nsb. July r.
(sIsertsl )-H esterdEy was 'IAcPherson Mr.
ma collaEe Gay At the Old Settlers ~
uninn. when students uf the college frOm
Tar and near assembled AID 1iEtsned N
ronainiEnenseH and Short addresses The
Address Of welcome was given ny Hon.
c 4 MCPHERSON. son NJ the lEts Or. John
Mrfhsrsnn. preHideut ~ the college, Rsad-
tng NJ the memorial list and ths memnr1al
exarrisas Were nnnduutsd by ReV William
HnailinK- Rev. Robert GetryB Offered the
prayer In me afternoon thE students were
taken 70 various points 0f interest in AutDs.
Then AL enjoyed lively hall game he
rwsan the 6no Turzlers and Republican
CRY The city team won ny 4 score ~
IL NJ :. MrE- Belle DunrED- UmE Rad an
uriginAl poem lasf night
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-14

Ma AxN8LDE,H aDnrEIHo exEuf has hann
u1er la Dver SIXTY EEAks b MILLIONS 81
MOTEEIa4 f0 Ghcir CEIIbKEN WHIIM
rEETkLHG, vim EEKFECT 6uCCE8R II
bOOTEEE 1hr CEruD. BOFTTcRE fhr eliza
A1sLAKk AL PAN CrkEB VIVID COLO ard
q M bnai reunEoy Inn 11AEEn6A n i a..
.elllrB hEml1aa M AM aak fuG q harn
E.erl1-s ssa.niaE syElp /. An. sAlz - atha
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-14

CURTIS. Nab- Juiy M--fapsrisl nele-
grAm-@-A wlds spreading ram czms IN
rum ma nnrrnwaa1 lnaa evening uDunr-inE
a Hnols ~ tera'it0ry al ever 1D square
miles. NsEray four inches NJ rain 1uu
hars- making kinDat AsVsnis.n inrhun "a
rainfall since April J. Cmn ana potHan.s
AN noW assured crop An thiE usufion
n Was ths hnGy1eEf rRiu1au rsoura-o ~
ths Aectinn An an years
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-14

sIrAtnE rsouirs narerul trsztnsnt Keep
quir1 and amply Chnmb1rlAinE Lauimauf
frealy- IN VIII Remove ths anreneas ana
quicily rnsanrs the parts 10 a haAlffay uuu,-
difi1n- TaF sale ny al 0aAlauH
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-14

1.o0 mems ErrHW hEaA. bought from q
manufactures ~ &c an the dollar, On sale
Saturday. Eats worth rp 10 E.a. NJ SIC
HAYDEN BROS
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-14

win both parties W0nndso dsmHnoH Buck
lau's Aruiua s4lEe- HeHls WoundE. nar.a.
bIrps or injuries zc Fur nala ~ BaHtou
DRUG On
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-14
DISTRESSING CASE
Of HIVES CURED
Body Covered with Large Red Marks.
Face AIsD Affected. cutiCura
Ointment Essed Skin Right
Awayand compIstely Cured.

! rn1tred une evening and after RleapinE
cngIpfe OF houu was awakened By burning
HensEtinn al over the upper par1 of my body
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-14
COMPARE FOR YOURSELF.

Measure The Bee against other local papers in
respect of quality aOen quantity of timely
neiOs and interesting articles from dGy TO day
and TheBee's superiority lCiD be demonstrated
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-14

Upon complaint Of r ]. Richards OF the
Lincoln hotel OF this city. Byron Dtz-uu
WAS ARRESTED tndHy for selling beer AFTER
hours n Enasts II thE1 hoEt1lTy. Young
nf<nn has been employs Of the hutal
tur several months Richards declared H
rhs police stEtion today that ne had ordered
al al rhs emplnyes TB observe the excise
rules CLOSELY and NOT no make any sales Of
hqnor Ertar q niork m the evening This
IhKnn claimed fhEt ne had moi dana but
II was HHssr-ted that the Lao MADE a con
fsssiun 10 that effect 10 Richards himseif
The beer had not bsen obtRinad Al the
ho1el bar. bl1t al An outside rlhes
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-14

The state EucitOr mas Registered s100 go
az Msrrink county court house bunds End
Sde.oD az bones issued by drainage district
No. ] q PEVnse county. The Marriok
county h0nds crHw per Gent interest," and
the drainRge district bnndE draw 6 per
cent.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-14
I'VE Apply ssr F4rdsna.

TIVE mnrs Applications Tor pardonE have
hean reosfvsc by the advisory boarn OF
pa-dunA. Henry Martin NJ HHn county and
John Pstttfine NJ Dawes county. The
1ornar IN Serving une year Tor nurse stanI-
inE and WAS reosiveo NJ thu psnitsntiz5y
last March. The latter is serving five
gssrs 1nr rohbsry and Wa r~oaiVud ~
the penitsutiEry in NAV. lsoe
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-14
Mor-s TsiaaE. SER OrEloa.

A petition ASKING thai the name az John
Eversun ~ Alma be IlRoed upon thu pop
ulist ticket wnE flied with BeurelHz-y OF
state MEn tndEy. A dsmOurEfir filing had
previously been made, HOidreEe demo
Gratis having semi the T'stiriun INN me NJ
1iue- The FORMER was Bnceptac ny Art0rney
Apersor- while rD acceptance has yst baan
1lad win serretETy ~ stEts
a. n simA. another Alma man. xrln make
I'M rAne 1nr a plRns on the sIais Railway
cnulniABion against w j. Purse. nov
hnlcanE place On IhEz hOdy through a.
p1ln1ment by Ez-GOVernor shEllsnbsrrar
ne N1h run ~ fusinnisf rms TAI. "A
VII rhe 1ur1nar. Mean year A. C. shAI.n-
herssr, AnuIhar Alma man. WIn make fhs
rAne xm ths uuitad States sannte. nuuur5-
ms ~ Hnnounnsmauf winch Ia hAa alrsAay
mnda.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-14

Three petitions requesting thEt the names
ID Judges A. J. Cornish. w Z. Stewart
Rno IAnculn Frost be placed upon the re-
publican primary ticket an candidates. for
the nomination for Judges Of the distract
c0u't were FLIED with Secretary NJ State
Wait tOdEy. All are of this district. which
includes Lancaster county only.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-14

Dr- Max i. E-iuh OF Grand Island, charged
with having perdnrmsd a criminal opera
tion upon Florence Sutherland of that city
was late this AFTERNOON acquitted by tins
State Medical board. but was RdmoniBheC
10 desisi from further publicity msthods
which have In the past been termed I'M
ethical by uther members Of the profession
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-14
A1wther In1uncf8on souEh1.

Attorney Hamilton, the SparTy q Butch
inEun trading stamp legal adviser. returned
20 this city today from Hastings where ne
went into district court and secured q tsm-
pOrAry restraining order against the en-
forosment NJ the Housh Rnti-frBe gift en-
terTrise ACT passed III the recent session nf
the legislature. Stein Brothers Of that city
are made the nD-IllHintiffs IN the case
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-11-28
CINCINNATI REDS
IWINFR0M NAVAJO

The baseball team Of the cruiser Gin
cinnati took n fail out OF the Navajo
crowd yesterday afternoon, winning by
a score of II to 10 and making II one
and one on the series. The cruiser sails
today for Yokohama, and there's no
telling when the deciding game can he
played or.
The Navajos had the game wrapped
up and ready to take home In the
eighth, when the score stood 10 to Il
In their favor. Then Ralph, their crack
first -sackcr, got bcancd and In the de-
moralization that followed the Cincin-
natl boys came home with four men.
and In the ninth squeezed another
across.
The first game was won by the Ma
vajo. 6 to 4,
The Cincinnati players attracted con-
siderable attention on the streets yes
tcrday In their fiery red uniforms. Evil
IDENTITY they think that the Cincinnati
Reds are too well known to be over
looked when II came to choosing II uni
form for the ship ball-tossers.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-11-28
claim GIANTS
ATHLETICS Equal

Some or the New York sport writ
ors are sill, harping on the fact that
the Giants, though whitewashcd In the
worId,s scrlos. were the equals of the
Athletics Here's n sample: .. ... r
Those who arc rash enough TO make
tho s,atomcnt that the New York club
was outc,asscd in the worlds series
sbou,d got ont their little book of odds
and figure the matter from "A strict ma
,bom,,ic,, basis
In the first contest the teams stood
cycp ot the end of the sixth inning.
Tbcro werc nine more nut outs ncces-
s,rv A., rctire the Athletics and nine to
rc,iro IN, Giants II the Athletics were
fortunate o,oupb In ,lo the score.
They failed tn do so The odds were
orninst the Giants and they won In
spite of il.
In the second game, with twenty
seven nut outs necessary to retire the
Athletics. who were last at bat, the
Giants had fiftccn-twenty- sevenths Of
the game won before the score was
tied. and turned against them.
Mioht Have Conc Limit.
In the third game. with twenty seven
| nut outs necessary to retire the Ath-
,ctics. the Giants had twenty i've
twenty sayenths of the game won be-
fore the score was tied.
In the fourth game, with the same
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-11-28
TICKET SCANDLES
NOT INVESTIGATED

Basebalrs supreme court. the nation
al commission, failed to dcIve into the
worlds series ticket scandal problem
at It's special meeting, which opened
November . at Cincinnati. All action
on the subject was postponed until the
next meeting. scheduled to be held De-
cember II at New York. one day before
the annual meeting of the National
League
Members Of the commission gave out
"A statement In which It urged all com
plainants to send In their testimony to
the body before the date of the next
meeting, This testimony will be con-
sidered at that time and the finding
Of the commission will be governed by
the complaints made. II nothing Is
proved against the New York or Phil
adelphia club the team will he exoner-
ated from all blame, the commission
asserts
This action OF the commission II
taken to mean that Ban Johnson, pres
ident of the American League. failed
to give the damaging testimony ex'
pected to he forthcoming from thu
/ head OF the younger major league.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-11-28

The Vanderbilt cup race of 1911, the
classic event of American automobile
road racing. has gone into history. II
was run at Savannah. Ga, yesterday
and won by milford. In n Lozicr.
That IL what appears on the face OF
the record. The real features of this
years Vanderbilt are that no competi-
tors or spectators were killed. and that
for the first time since It's institution In
1903 the great speed contest was held
away from Long Island.
New Workers came to look on the
Vanderbilt cup race as AN institution.
aud many must have taken It's removal
To the sunny south as u personal griev-
ancc. Up to 1909 the cars were always
the most picturesque feature In con
nection with the race was the famous
all-night parade from the great me-
tropolis to points Of vantage round the
course. The long line of autos leaving
New York the night before the race
and blocking the streets leading to the
3ith street ferry; the trail Of flashing
headlights along the quiet Long Island
highways; the turmoil and confusion al
the Garden city hotel the night before
and the morning Of the contest the
dcafenng roar Of the racers getting
away from the starting line In the
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-11-28
The Bulletins Page of Sports
Vanderbilt CUP AND TRADITIONS

pbos,,v gray of the first dawn-thcsc
were features that made the Vanderbilt
n great human spectacle as well as n
mere motor race. They have been por-
traycd in play and story. and memories
viii live despite changed conditions.
From n standpoint of pure sport there
Is no comparison between the two loca-
lions. The old Long Island course,
with the death trap of the pcricho So
turn. and the equally famous and
equally dangerous "hairpin'' at Wood
hurry. was "A constant menace to both
drivers and spectators. No doubt this
ever. present danger was great mag
net To the crowds, and brought many
pcoplc to the course who would other
wise have stayed at home, for there Is
no getting round the fact that the lure
of the auto speedway Is due In n great
measure To the probability of seeing the
man nj the wheel In race with Death
The Long Island coutse was always
badly po,iccd and the rice usually had
~ managed. the proper precautions not
being taken for the safety oil the pubic
on the other hand. the big lntcrna
tiyopai race at Savannah, the grand
prix, Is a model of all an auto rae,
should he. In 1908 I saw the running
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-11-28
TITUS TO TRY
FOR LOST LAURELS

Constance s. Titus, twice champion
single scullcr Of the United States and
one of the greatest oarsmcn America
has produced. Is to return to the rowing
game next summer after an absence Of
Ave years. He will row In the national
regatta In AN effort to recapture the
title of champion single scullcr that
he forfeited by failing to compete. Since
his retirement Titus has rowed for tho
pleasure of It and has kept himself In
fine condition. He declares that two
months work In shell will bring him
back to his old form.
The return of the former champion
viii be a seven day wonder In the row
ing world. There are many Of his
friends who believe he Is the superior
of the present champion. T. b. Butler
of the Argonaut Rowing Club of Can
ada. Titus is convinced that he car
defeat Butler, but frankly admits HI
considers Butler one Of the most fin
\ ished and gamest oarsmcn that Canadi
has produced Titus believes, too. tina
he still has the speed and stamina Il
enable him to triumph over his forme
rowing rival. Frederick Shepherd, an,
the later wonders In sculling, Samue
r. Gordon of the Vesper Boat Club o
Philadelphia and George Carter of tn
New Rochelle Rowing Club.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-11-28

The Kamehameha students will par
ticipate In a track meet this after
noon ut 4 o'clock. The field events
will be run of tomorrow afternoon.
The most interesting event of the
meet will no doubt turn out to be the
440-yard run. where several dark
horses will take "a try at Godfrey,
who has been winner Of this race for
some time. J. Napihau Is one of the
new lads who has been doing some
fast time over this distance while
practicing, his mark being sc 2-5 yes
terday afternoon. Another likely en-
try is A. Aiau. "a junior member. lie
has a steady. long stride. and II able
to keep this up should make hot
contest of II.
Godfrey In Sprints.
In the sprints Godfrey should take
the events for the Reds. as the other
fast sprinters are on the bench at
present. Napihau and NJ. Linalo are
the best men that will be put in the
sprints by the Whites. ..-..
The mile run will have eight en-
tries, including some men who will
make their first appearance on the
track. G. Benjamin, the old war
horse. who is just out Of the hospital
will go into the event against j.
Kauai. J. Kila and J. Amos.
The half-mile Is expected to be a
close race. and it's an open question
AZ to who will win. J. Kalani of the
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-11-28
HAWAIIAN GUARD DID
NOT UNDERSTAND ORDER

Akuloka, the Hawaiian guard who
contracted yellow fever some time ago.
now states that he did not break quar-
antinc. II appears that he did not un-
dcrstand the orders that were given
him, and when told to go of duty he
took II that this meant going home.
This side of the case has been con-
firmcd by DIR. Ramus, who has made
Inquiries and elected the fact that the
sick was made up by his wife to save
him from getting into trouble as she
1 thought, As a matter of fact, he did
not get sick until twenty -four hours
later.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-11-28
SOCCER SEASON IS
NEXT ON CALENDAR
OF LOCAL SPORTS
Five Fast Teams viii Battle
For Championship of ASSo-
citation Football League,

The baseball season came to AN end
Sunday with the final championship
game between the IIawaiis and Portu-
gucsc. The intercollegiate football sea E
son closes Thanksgiving Day, when
Punahou and College of Hawaii clash.
sport? why, soccer Of course
And from the present outlook II
should be u pretty good season for those
who like to play or to watch the sport
of the leather sphere. The season OF
the Hawaiian Association Football
League opens saturday. December .
with i've teams In the scramble for the
cup. The schedule provides for u dou-
bic header every week at the Moiliil
grounds. and gives every team a lay
off one week In four.
In the race this year are the Puma
hous. champions of last season; Males
High School, Kamehamcha Alumni ant
Healanis. The last two clevens ar,
new corners to the big league soccer
ranks. The Healanis take the place al
the Honolulu Iron Works. while tn,
Kan grads are added starters. II beinl
decided at the last moment to make tn,
league a five instead of a four club or
ganization.
Healanis Fit.
Al the teams have been practisinl
hard for several weeks past, and thos
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-11-28
MONTHS BASEBALL TOURNAMENT
ARRANGED FOR TEAMS OF navy
Army and CIVILIAN PLAYERS
S. Barry Has Signed Up Fleet Clubs for Interesting Series
Inter Service Games Special Feattre-Fan Fodder for
All Next Month.

innings THAT was some ball game.
and great part Of the great victory
was due to johnny williams pitching.
ON Sunday. December TO- the return
game between these two teams will bo
played. aud Williams viii again appear
in the boN FOR the Boauts
The Schedule.
Here Is the compl"t" schedule OF
baseball games for fleet month:
THANKSGIVING Day - California vs..
Colorado: West Virginia ". Maryland.
Saturday. December Fifth Cavalry
.. Hail \ Son.
SUNDAY, December 10 -- Scheduled
marathon race. Fitzgerald ~. Kaoo.
Saturday. December a-Japancsc VS..
Maryland: chinese W. california.
SUNDAY. December lO--fluwaiis vs.
West Virginia: Rarry's Beauts vs.. best
team In Iicct
Saturday. September l6-Fort Shat
ter W.. Colorado; Infantry team from
l.cilchua w. South Dakota
Sunday, December 17--Navajo vs..
Maryland: Portuguese vs.. West Vir-
ginia.
Saturday. December 22-Fifth Cav
airy W.. Chinese: Japanese vs.. West
Virginia
Sunday. December 2i-IIawniis us
land champions w. champions of Pa
cihc fcct; st Louis vs.. Maryland
Christmas Day-Portugucsc ". pick
ed fleet team: Stars vs.. West virginia.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-11-28
Loyal MOOSE
Want Home

At a meeting of the Loyal order Of
Moose that win be held tomorrow even
ing. there viii he further discussion on
the plans for n new home for the order.
There will ALSO he an cxempliiication
of the ritual of the order and a drill
team viii go through the work There
viii he "a short entertainment. Or
ganizer Long expresses himself well
pleased with the progress the lodge has
made SO far.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-11-28
WALES BIG POOL.

NEW HAVEN, Conn. - Forty odd
wells supply the swimming tank at the
Yale gymnasium. Few persons realize
what big Job It Is to MI the mosaic
set pool back of the gymnasium and
the care necessary In regulating the
flow of water,
The tank holds when filled. just $50,
900 gallons of water, and after the
pumps start sucking the water out OF
the ground back of the building It takes
two days and two nights to start the
water running at the overflow.