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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-12-15
FINAL DETAILS OF KALAKAUA
AVENUE WALK ARE ARRANGED

The Kalakaua avenue walking race
committee met last night on the roof
of the Young Hotel and settled a good
many details connected with the sport
slated for next Sunday afternoon
1t was decided that post entries he
received in the Japanese, heavy
weights and veterans races Entries
for the main event close at p. NJ.
today at the store of f, o. Hall (
Son.
The minor races will be started to-
gether at p. m, and the big walking
race an hour later.
Berger's band will play at the fin
ishing point from ? till $3.50 p. IN.
The course in all races will be from
the corner of King street and Kala.
kaua avenue to the Waikiki Inn
Three prizes are offered for the fat
mems race, two for the veterans con.
Test and two for the race for Japan.
/ csc on clogs, though other prizes may
| be given for this event should the
number of entries so warrant
The Japanese race will be judged
by the sporting editors Of the Japan.
csc newspapers.
Prize Distribution.
The prizes in the main event will
be distributed as follows:
First man gets w. w DimOnd &
Co.'S cup and first choice of the prize
list
The men finishing inside of nine
teen minutes will then take their pick
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-12-15
WHAT AMATEUR
REALLY MEANS

From the standpoint Of the Amateur
Athletic Union, which will select the
United states team to compete in the
Olympic games at Stockholm next
summer, an amateur athlete may be
defined as follows:
AN ATHLETE who has never re
ceived compensation or competed for
a reward Of any kind, except in an
authorized competition; or who has
never received a reward purely for an
exhibition of his skill: or who has
never been paid by any athletic organ
ization for service of any kind; or vino
has never received compensation for
joining any athletic organization or
for continuing as a member.
AN ATHLETE who has never en-
tered a competition under a name not
his own, or from a club Of which he
was not a member in good standing.
AN ATHLETE who has never know
ingly competed with professionals or
entered any competition open to pro
fessiOnals.
AN ATHLETE who has never chal-
lenged a professional, or issued chal-
lenge to compete with anyone for
money.
AN ATHLETE who has never sold
or pawned any prize won in an au-
thorized competition.
AN ATHLETE who is registered
with the Amateur Athletic Union
IN GENERAL, the student of any
college or school may register and
represent such institution. Other anna
teurs to be eligible must be members
in good standing of clubs in the union
The registration Of amateurs is in the
hands of clubs and other organiza-
tons who have membership in the
Amateur Athletic Union
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-12-15
HILDRETH WILL
RACE ABROAD

NEW YORK, December Sam c.
Hildreth, the veteran American
trainer, who went to England the first
of this month, returned home recently,
accompanied by Mrs Hildreth and
Carroll II. Shilling, the Jockey, who
went away with him to look over the
English tracks and select training
quarters. Hildreth denied the report
that had gained some circulation here
that he had been refused a license to
train in England.
Was such a report published here?'
him any and in his characteristic, di-
rect, terse fashion he answered all
questions put to him
Il wasn't refused license said
he. 81 couldn't be refused license
because l didn't apply for one. All !
went over for WIS TO look around,
There would be no use in taking out
a license now, for it would expire ar
the end of the year Training licenses
in England begin with the FIRST of the
calendar year.
Il am going back in mid-winter
some time | haven't decided Just
when | shall ship my horses. There
is no prospect of my going to France
until after another season or two. It
would be no use to do so except with
jumpers by the rules of the French
tracks neither American nor British
horses can take part except in special
races They have to be bred in
France"
I Hildroth said he saw A. J. Joyne"
Harry Payne Whitney's trainer, at
Newmarket, where all the trainers in
England have their headquarters, He
spent a day with Joyner.
Trainers at Newmarket have quar-
tiers better than some millionares
houses here" said Hildreth. THE
trainers make their headquarters al
Newmarket and then go out mile OF
so to the tracks to train. | think
shall have a private training ground
over there. prefer to be by myself
| haven't selected it yet.
81 saw four races at Liverpool ans
one race at Derby They have fin,
racing over there"
Carroll Shilling said he had bee
doing nothing except eating and sleep
ing. He has ridden for Hildreth ant
Kohler and will be the only rider Il
go with Hildreth to England for tn
J piano-maker.
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from the list in the order of their fin
fishing.
The special prizes for fleet, service
men and for the first Hawaiian CKaoo
barred, Portuguese, Japanese and
Chinese to finish inside of nineteen
minutes will then be awarded. the
claimants picking from the list in or
der settled among themselves.
The tinishers in the main race will
then divide the remainder Of the
prizes, provided any be left by that
time.
Charles r. Chillingworth has con-
scented to act as clerk of the course
and will have charge OF the races.
Both he and Lorrin Andrews have
placed their automobiles at the dis
posal of the committee of management
and Bert Bower has also loaned his
Locomobile for the occasion.
The officials.
The officials will be as follows
Judges, first division-Lorrin An
drews, V. L. Stevenson, Laurence Red
ington.
Judges. second division-Dick Sulli-
van, Harry Murray Lester Petrie
Finish judges NJ. Mcmahon, G.
r. Henderson, A. Marcallino, w. Be
gin, J. II. Fiddes.
Starter-Mayor Fern.
Announcer-John c. Anderson.
Timekeepers-Ben Hollinger, Frank
Kruger W. r. Chiffon, Ben Clark,
Ralph Lyons.
Recorders-C. X. Kitchener, w. II.
Clarke.
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MASONRY WORK.
AUTO STAND.
AUTOS TO RENT.

M, E. Slva's Hupmobile will make an
all-day island trip with party of three,
at $500 each, and the new Stevens,
seven-passenger touring car, at $500
each. Get your party together and call
up Silva's Auto Stand, back OF Park
theater on Chaplain st. Phone 1179.
Remember the Hupmobile Is on hack
rates.
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WANTED.

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ROOMS AND BOARD.

Handsomely furnished, mosquito.
proof rooms, single and en- suite. all
modern conveniences, with board: also
table board. Apply 1866 King street
Phone 1898.
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class work, from 1870 to $50 p. m.
Thursday Night Club-Game Hail,
Thursday to . p. m; gymnasium,
Monday and Thursday 7 to . p. M;
class work, from 1880 to $50 p. ~.
Employed Boys Club-Game Hall
Monday and Wednesday, to . p. m;
gymnasium, Wednesday and Friday,
7 to p. m; class work, from $50
to $50 p. m.
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The Guild cup is now on view ir
the window of Wichman & CO. 1T
was presented by G, G. Guild for COM
petition by members of the Manoa
Tennis Club. The trophy is a very
beautiful and valuable one, ana a
more desirable prize has seldom been
offered in the history Of local ath-
letics. The trophy is certain to stim-
ulate the players to their best efforts.
The Manoa Tennis Club is fortunate
in having so staunch a friend as Mr.
Guild
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-12-15
NEW ENTRIES
FOR WALK

Two new entries have been receiv-
ed for the KalaKaua avenue walking
race which takes place on Sunday
next.
They are Manuel Botelho, who is
entered in the main event, and c. c.
James who intends having try for
heavyweight honOrs.
Botelho was competitor in last
years race,
James is chemist for the Pacific
GuanO and Fertilizer Co.
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Xmas Novelties

Novelties suitable for Christmas
gifts, and a new line Of morning and
lingerie dresses just received, are
now on display at MRS. ZEAVES'
parlors, &C to 6S Young Building.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-12-15

The semi-fiual round of the tennis
tournament for the Guild trophy will
be played on the Manoa Tennis
Clubs courts tomorrow. The sched-
ule Of games is as follows
At 2:OO-F. +. Steere VS.. l.. J. War
rem.
At 2:45-A. H. Andrews VS.. r. T.
Rietow; e. A. Jones VS.. winner of the
Ross Schmidt ma ch.
At 3:3J-Ernest Ross VS. winner or
the Steere-Warren match; c. IL. Olson
VS.. r.. f. Beardmore.
At 4:15-W. II. Goetz VS.. winner Of
the Andrews-Rietow match.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-12-15

The Y, NJ, c. A. bowling team won't
accept the challenge Of the Puunene
bowlers for a match by wireless be-
cause the athletic regulations of the
institution won't let them.
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WHAT'S DOING

o C @ @ @ O O Q o o O O @ @ @ c
Q Baseball.
Q Dec. 16.-Marines VS.. Mary
Q land, Athletic Park. c
Q Tennis. c
. Dec. 16.--Tournament for the c
9 Guild trophy. c
. Polo. c
@ Dec, ,-Coloners Cup con c
. test, Leilehua. C
Q Soccer. c
. Dec. l6.--Healauis VS.. Males
Q Pedestriansm. C
q Dec. 23.--Fleet sports, Ath- c
. letic Park G
o Dec. II. - Kalakaua avenue C
9 walking race. C
3 intercollegiate Football. c
. Dec. l9.-Reliance vs. Boys Of 6
9 Eleven, Kan field, c
. Dec. l6,-Honoluu VS.. L. S. g
. 5. Maryland, Alexander Field, 9
@ Racing. c
9 Jan. 1.-Hilo meeting c
@ Golf. c
@ Dec, 25.-Two-ball foursome, c
Q Oahu Country Club. c
- n n
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-12-15

NEW YORK, December 3.-For the
all-Eastern football for 1911 the sport
ing experts of six New York papers
named twenty-one different men. The
list Of men elected by three CT more
papers follows;
Arnold, Army, guard 3.
Bomeiseter, Yale, end, .
Bluethal, Princeton, center, 3.
Dalton, Navy, full or half-back, G.
Duffy, Princeton, guard, 4.
Fisher, Harvard, guard, a.
Hart, Princeton, tackle, 6.
Howe, Yale, center, g.
Ketcham, Yale, center, 3.
Mercer, Pennsylvania, fullback, 3.
Scully Yale, tackle, 3.
Smith, Harvard, right end, >.
Thorpe, Carlisle, right half 3.
Wendell, Harvard full or half
back, .,
White Princeton, left end, 6.
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Henry Chillingworth has been train
ing for the walking race, but owing
to being a member of the A. A. Z.
will not take part in It, Henry wouId
make a forward showing were he 20
start.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-12-15

The Y. NJ. c. A. bowling tournament
will shortly start.
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BUY AND SELL.

Diamonds and iewelry bought, SOLD
and exchanged. Bargains in musical
instruments. ]. Carlo, Fort st.
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Your hats to be cleaned by The
Experts, 1923 Fort, opp. Club Stables.
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We want you to know that Jeffs has
moved his barber shop to the base
ment on King street, three doors from
Fort street.
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poli5eidutpmobif no6 benz 5oipital
oebrd6t. no es ii6 beruusitsllts, baB
er nebrere 4ppftpunben, stnen 8ruh
bes Iinfen unterf9entels unb qnbere
Uerkbungen erlitten bate.
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YlDbIidIe SohesfGQe.

Die 28 Sabre olte 5rau Rinni,
gonsrE purSe seftern Rorssn tobt i'm
Bette lisseRb in ibrer Wobnuug, Ro.
622 Carlisle Qpenue., pOrgefunbeu.
Der Coroner faHo, bab bic Grau einem
9ersf6Iase srlesen mar.
Der 40 Sabre alte S&neioer +. Ros
bin, lpobHbdft i'm 5oud s5IatssbGubs,
WlcWilIoR Strabe une aemper Cane,
III sbenfaIIs zines pI0BIiten 9ooes aes
itorben. au6 er nurbe bon feinen
AnSehorigen leblos i'm Bette lieaenn
porsefunoen. Gin SsrsFtIog bate isi.
nem eeben Elm Gnoe ssma6t.
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G&iFsHadsrid3ten.

geep gorf, 26. SUM. Qugetoma
men: ,glmerica" BON ReapeI.
4bqegangen: n0uca 8egli 4bruSsi'
unb s2dura" nah Neapel.
Barcelona. 2tnget.:: .4ntouio
2ops5" BON Rsp gort.
Gibraltar. gtnget.: rglIies"
tcu gtep gort.
aonbon. 4nget.: rmiuuetpnsa@
pou Rep gort.
9atsrmO. a6geg.: rROItte"
ro6 Rem Dprt.
Bottom. ansst.: rguuppie" DON
Reapsl.
9Iasgotp. 4ugst.: columbia
ppn Retp gOrt.
Soutb bamptou. gnsst.: st.
2puis bon Rep gOrt.
aiperppOl. anget.: .4rubies
pon Rsp Yort.
Blnmputb. Anaet.: ,Gaiier
WilbeIm Der 9rpBe" bon ghn gprf,
na4 Bremen beFtimnt.
nlontrsuI. ansei.: rgcriiean.
ton 2iperpnol.
2usbec. Gnest.: .SOnian4 BON
9lussotp.
4ntsperpen. Inget.: HGaps
!!anh" nnn Retp Wort.
Bremen. anget.::, .Grpbsr Aur&
fIrit" nou gsu Usxt
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Gbriifian nnb 6sbtpis Stsin, 1875
of 2ibertp Str, anobe.
Willidn unb alice Reinbast, 735
Belts Strobe, WGb6en.
Wiliom unb Warp Wiobids6srno,
1719 6igbIonb abe., Wdb9en.
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Ua6 europa!
Neierbatipn bon aajiiteu
alf alIen
0antpfer'2iitien.
Wed,iel
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6rebit,Sriefe.
asife.9dfIs beiorsi.
Western German Bank,
Ode IL. RnS giue Etrafr.
AIts 9fAsr.

GueiaH Grdtisup. ein 81 Sabre alter
Gdreiner BON go. 1852 Goiteru 4De.,
un0 feline SO Sabre olte Satin 9irs
sinid spurben esftern abenb In ibrer
mObnuns ouf Oerunlofuns ihrsr ains
Der bon bem polisiittH Gor perbdftet
uno unter Der AniIags Der zruuisHpeiI
eineeip<rrt. Rad ansnte ber ainoer
.isdsa Bic aIten 2sais f4 ASafis ~
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Oebmrtess. .

1tsobprs unb aulu Glnbmsper.
1017 @rsgorp @tr., anabe.
ptisr unb Barbara Gsnter. 1866
Central Mpe., Wdnhkn.
Mrtbur unb Nlitt Nufrmeier, 17S4
Trtnlcn Mn<., W1bnen.
aohn lrnb Barbara MIberi. 1641
Gremen Npe., anahe.
NoIfntin unb emma G9nsibsx,
toaA Sllhssta Etxx 0nabA
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Jiel peus @erHR.

Don einsm itlimmen 1infoI purbs
geIiern RoMmittog Der 80 Sabre uite
4nItreihsr Sdmts 00rDep bon Der Cos
lercin Mpenus, n1bt Der Bdber Str.
ra6ssnh be- 9tzttit tssxciipa Gs rGs
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giiiieer .srno.

poliaift ennetins bonn prits 6ills
Difritt tpurbe geitern Dor benz 5uuis
Ro. 1909 See6 4pe. bon einsm sroz
BEN 9unoe angefalen. CT t0btsts bas
7bier nit brsi ipoAge5ieltsn S5lFeu.
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Idmmen betrinfsn unb bdnn in be3e9z
tenn 3uitdnpe Raodu f6lagen unb ans
beren unfug beriiben.