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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-11-24
WHAT'S DOING
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Q @ Q @ O Q Q o Q o Q o o Q o o
@ Tennis. O
@ Nov 25.-Manoa Clubs spe. Q
@ cial handicap tournament Q
Q Soccer Q
9 Nov "a. - Central VS.. st. Q
. Louis, Punahou; Iolani VS.. @
9 Kaahumanu, Kamehameha. 9
@ Dec. 9.-Healanis vs.. Puma Q
. hous. O
Q Rams. vs. High School Q
9 Baseball. q
. Nov. 26--Hawaiian Star VS.. @
9 Levers & Cooke, Atkinson Q
o Park, 9 a. III. 9
9 Nov. 26-Post Series, Oahu 9
9 Senior League, Athletic Park. @
Q Pedestrianism. @
G Dec. 3.-Kaoo VS.. Fitzger- G
g aid, Marathon race. c
g Dec. II. - Kalakaua avenue c
o walking race c
@ Motoring, G
9 Nov. 27-Vanderbhlt cup race, c
G Savannah. c
@ Rifle Shooting.
o Nov. 3O.-Hawaiian Rifle AS c
G sociation's Meet. c
@ Golf. {
@ Nov 80. - Oahu Country {
@ Clubs team play tournament
9 10 a. m {
Q intercollegiate Football.
@ Nov. 25.-Harvard VS.. Yale. {
@ Army VS.. Navy,
% Oahu College VS. High {
@ School, $3.50 p. m, {
O November O-Kamehameha {
. Schools game.
% Nov. 3O-Hawaii VS.. Oahu.
o Dec TX m e h a m
q Schools game, p. m.
o Aquatics.
o Dec. 7.9-Healanis' minstrel
@ show,
20 Racing.
% Jan. 1.-Hilo meeting.
o Athletics.
o Nov. 25.-Track meet, Ka-
Q mehameha Schools.
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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-11-24

There may be a game between the
Asahis and the Stars next Sunday aft
ernoon at the Athletic Park. The Asa
his will probably graduate into the
senior league next season They are
easy leaders in the junior league race,
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-11-24

There will be rehearsal of the
Healani Minstrels in the Opera House
at halfpast seven this evening. All
members are requested to be present.
Elks' regular meeting tonight at
seven-thrty
Hawaiian Lodge will hold a special
meeting this evening at Masonic Tenn
pie.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-11-24
SPORTDRIFT|

~ ~ ~ " " " ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ - ~ - -
The Grammar School League soccer
games for this afternoon are: Central
vs.. ST. Louis at Punahou; lolani VS..
Kaahumanu, at Kamehameha.
tennis tournament will start in earn
est tomorrow afternoon.
o
The third game of the Oahu Senior
Baseball Leagues post series will be
played at the Athletic Park on Sun
day afternoon.
The Vanderbilt Cup race will take
place next Monday.
Tomorrow Harvard plays Yale and
Army meets Navy on the gridiron.
o
Oahu College plays the High School
at intercollegiate at Moiliili tomorrow
at $3.50 p. m.
There will be a track meet at the
Kamehameha Schools tomorrow.
The best score made so far on the
Y. NJ. c. A. alleys is 1873 credited t.
A. T. Wisdom.
A fve-man-team bowling tournament
will be started at the Y. NJ. c. A. in
about three weeks.
Yesterday on the Manoa courts Sin,
glehurst defeated Andrews, "a
GO, and Rietow beat Beadle, 6--1
"a.
l., J. Warren will play b. Won Damn
on the Manoa courts tomorrow after
noon at Ais instead of five O'Clock
as previously arranged.
/ At five D. m tomorrow on the Ma
noa courts r. A. Jones will play DR.
Lloyd Case in the first round of the
handicap tournament of the Mano,
Club. Jones has handicap of plus
30 and Case is rated minus fifteen
Both are new members of the club.
There is some talk of a mile rae,
between Fitzgerald and King as a pre-
liminary to the Thanksgiving football
game at Alexander Field
Manager Paresa of the p. A. c. eS
presses himself as confident that hi
charges will take the Hawaiis int
camp on Sunday Freitas will probG
bly, pitch for the Portuguese and Han
dee for the Hawaiis.
In the Y. NJ. c. A. games hall las
night the Himas defeated Team A a
indoor baseball by the score of 9 to
A series of five games will be played
! ~
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-11-24

Mckinley High School have filed a
formal protest against the result of
the game of intercollegiate football
played with the College Of Hawaii last
Saturday
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-11-24

; bll oNOl NhNNpNlf W Imam ADAAN ~ e
Time of game, one hour and twenty
/ five minutes.
The Thanksgiving Day team-play
tournament of the Oahu Country Club
win start at 10 a. m.
Two more first round matches are
still to be played by the women golf
ers of the Oahu Country Club. Mrs.
Hanneberg and Mrs. Ivers are paired,
and Mrs. Potter and Miss Howlings.
/ The results so far are as follows
Mrs. Dillingham; (scratch) beat Mrs.
Southgate C0, and Mrs Gill G)
beat Miss Hartwell t9), and 2; Mrs.
&c. NJ Cooke Jr. C7) beat Miss Hewitt
lOS) 4 up; Mrs. Sutton 05) beat Miss
Kennedy US), up; Miss Alice Cooke
lOS beat Miss Achilles 05), and 2;
Mrs. Phillips 90 beat Mrs. Wal
bridge OSD, , and L.
The second round of the womans
golf tournament will start next We'd
nesday Nine holes constitute a
match though eighteen holes will
probably be played in the final round.
There were sixteen entries in the com
petition
Mrs Walter Dillingham; is placed at
scratch in the woman's golf tourna
ment.
Miss Wilhelmina Tenney has offer
ed cup for the winner of the won.
ems golf tournament
Members of the I. NJ. c. A. round
d up committee are requested to meet
at 1880 tonight for the purpose of
making final arrangements.
George Gilmore, l4S pounds. would
like to hook up with either Mcclure
or McGrath.
Gardiner broke an arm in the
| Princeton-Harvard game and is out of
, the game for the season.
Harvard defeated Princeton at soc
, GER, 20.
The Levers Il Cooke baseball team
2 which will play the Stars on Sunday
, at Atkinson Park will be as follows
Maya, c.; J. King, D.; NJ. Saper, lb;
Eadepy Oh; A. Alves, 3b; Joe Riney
{ SIS. Aleld, CT; Arabian, IT,; J. Green
a RI; J. Kaneoloi, sub.
The Greater Star ball players prac
+. tised at Aala Park yesterday after
!. noon. The nine showed up in full anC
, they all played their positions. Tn,
infolders did some tail picking up an,
the outfielders we're all there unde
II the lofty fys. They caught every oil,
r thing that came around. There is nj
k doubt that the Greater Stars are des
tined to a bright future on the dia
mond The only trouble appears Il
= be that other teams in their class al
p pear to be scared of them. Challenge
q are anxiously awaited and will be al
= tended to in the order received.
10 - 49,
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-11-24
PROTECTING THE
JAPANESE INTERESTS

TOXIC, October 26. Consular re-
ports from the Yangtsze agree as 20
the necessity for greater protection of
japanese interests at the river ports
1t is understood that the scout Mega
mi and the cruisers Suma and Niitakl
will be dispatched hence
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-11-24

Furnished room, NaimuN district.
Rent $500 per month. "A" Star OF.
fee
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WANTED.

Unfurnished modern house seven
rooms, Punahou or Mskiki district pre-
ferred. Reliable permanent tenant.
Apply e. G. Duisenberg, rs Merchant
St. Telephone 30l3.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-11-24
FRATERNAL MEETINGS.
HONOLULU LODGE NO. s1s,
B. P. o. ELKa

Meets in their hsll gu King street
near Fort, every Friday evening. Visit
Ing Brothers are cordially invited IL
70 Gttena
PAUL R. IsENBERG. E. R.
GEO. T. KLUEGEL, sec'y.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-11-24

Twenty thousand people witnessed
the California Stanford Rugby game.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-11-24

In the Y NJ. c. A. games hall last
night the Ilimas defeated Team A at
indoor baseball by the score of 9 to ).
A series of five games will be played,
OF the remaining four games two will
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-11-24

The Thanksgiving Day team-play
tournament of the Oahu Country Club
will start at 10 a. m.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-11-24

Manager Paresa of the p. A, c. eX
presses himself as confident that hi!
charges will take the Hawaiis into
camp on Sunday. Freitas will proba
bly, pitch for the Portuguese and Har
dee for the Hawaiis.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-11-24

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-05-24


AZ the Lyeeuw.
Joseph Arthurs play. The still
Alarm Is the screen at the Ly.
ccnm this week The story tells
of q fireman. Jack Manley. IN love
with Elinor. the daughter Of his for.
mcr employer. Franklin Fordham.
An INSCRIPTIONS partner of Ford.
ham. Joe Bird. gets Fordham In his
power and demands Elinor's hand
as the price OF his silence. Then
comes the big scenes. the mye.
terlous fire In the Fordham man.
sion. the cutting OF the fire house
wires by Bird the run of the on
gines and the savings Of Fordham
and Elinor
Arthur Elwell. baritone soioist
Musical Story az the Organ and
Floyd Onrien. the trap drummer.
are other features. also other films.
"rhe Swans" "Madcllnos Rebel
Hon. and the ~Emperor's Return
Acme Theatre-"The Foreman
Bride" Velvet and Rags Sweet
Memories" Necklace Of the
Dead"
Circuit Theatre--"The Heart OF
an Indian Girl drama. When a
Mans Married" comedy: Captain
Nell. drama.
City Theatre--'The sCaui's Hon.
or drama. ION the Frontier Of
Thibet. Asia:" The Herders-
Dream Theatre--~nolng Match
Aster Qaendrcaux." scenic. shoot
ing the Rapids IN Japan" scenic:
"Alkall lke's Auto" comedy. The
Crooked Road. drama
Exhibit Thestre--'"rhc Accom-
plice." Bangor Destroyed By Fire"
scenic, THAT Awful Brother. -
comedy: wild Animals IN Cap;iy-
ity.~ educational
ideal Theatre--"The Juggier's
Vengeance" BILLY in Trouble. Z"
comedy: Prejudice OF Perrie Ma.
rte. ~FIshguard Harbor."
Lyccur Theatre--"The Emper-
or's Return. swans scenic:
"Nadeiine'a Rebellion" comedy;
"Ths SIN Alarm" comedy.
National Theatre--''The bank
rapt.~ -nischarginE the Cook. =
comedy; Dear. Kind Hubby. =
comedy "The Quarrel on the
Cliff.~
odeon Theasrc--"Samaurafs Ex-
plation. American Beauties.- seen
&c: How the Hungry Man Was
Fed" comedy: ~ln and Around
Havana. scenic. The Angel OF
the Slums.~
Ruby Theatrc--"A Cowboy for a
Day. comedy: Dog and Two Mis-
trcsses.~ comedy: Come Unto
Me" What Would You Dor com
cdy. Mexican Centennial" scenic
Savoy Thcstre-~The Outlaw
and the Female Detective" with
Sheridan at MurfresboTo." AN
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MARRIAGE CEREMONIES
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FURNIsHrp ApARTMrNre.

THE HELVIDEHE
Furnished apartmentri fins view: $50,
ia Valley. Queen Anne 1904.
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fnat-savingA book No 1899. Finder
return TO Washington Trust and Savings
Bank
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NEW BILLS ON TODAY AT
MOVING PICTURE HOUSES

An educational picture show,
Wild Animals N Captivity" FREQ
90 school children under "a. will be
given az City Theatre between n
a. m. and y. m. Thursday. Friday
and Saturday.
The pictures show the care and
treatment 81 animals In Lincoln
Park Hon. Chicago. toeether with
an operation on a three moathsol
siberian camel.
An school children need TO do 10
gain admission Is to cut out this
notice and present at City Theatre.
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FOR lakewood AND COAL.
Ss~0>eSso-es~>see~~. <.~<s~-~~[~~~~
Fatsui duet pan wifh fret faad coal
WHlueffshf q FFIana flla.als Ilfs
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HnaeF ptuG fHuma single and en-
saitri hot And cold ratsF. rierffir light
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Three Furnished haussh ecplnE featFs
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Nifaif FURNISHED rousBs 81 aianihl also
hlnNHa e4rins rpuus 1899 YeHirf Wey
800 f+rposn ssites. % . woak. wAlkinx
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>ooIAIII.l.kt,>.ls- ND MonFIs

STORAGE.
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inNNetiEate our absolutely fffcproet
Storage Locked Vault Tor vaiuabies i0fS
Republican st. Henry Weller. Ifansfor.
Yath rNnuee
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
LOST AND FOUND.

Lost yesterday on Harrison e., be-
tween Queen Anne Rx. and Second av.
W. shopping bag containing gold piece
and owners cards Reward " returned
20 tho Pacific Safety popoat Co,
Erickson Illdg First AZ. ana unlyersity
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.
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We can locate you on an Exceptionally
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ana get particulars
TIE rEHKfSe LAND COMPANY.
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Modern. lake view flats on the water.
furnished or unfufninhod. Inquire
codes boat house, Losohi park. Beacon
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To complete a full
course in Shorthand
and Typewriting, or a
full course in Bookkeep-
ing. Why spend z to 9
months clsewhere2
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REMOVAL SALE ATT
RAMSEV'S


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barber trade Lareest end uesf com
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barn. heuhuusaa etc. ! mare, I colt.
cows. hogs. zoe chickens. wagon.
mower. rake. harnesses and AT farm
tools. also household furniture and
nearly carload Of feed goes with
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THE ORIGINATOR
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Three-room house. North ballard. lot
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FOH RENT. tio-b-room house a7t
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May ne, Irish terrier bitch. "Norah I"
Return 20 Capt, oriffishs, 62ot Rainier
av Reward
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YES
Cherry ST. cor. FIRST Av.

y W Edmunds. Oph. D.. Graduate On
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CUSHING oFTlcltN. s27 Leary Bids
Phone Vain 1876
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WEST AUBURN.

Here are arsns Of the best buys between
Seattle and Tacoma Five and te-arft
tfaEta. ~ mites west - Auburn. $3.50.
rrnt aud f1Ee saf five acres 81 the
lard that viii make ypu q fire home
and whtrh 10 handy % Auburn ~ good
county read We have eorne good
tracts isff IN this addition and VEN
easily cleared. Wifh cedar, ftr. alder
and mapie. Also plenty - cedar TO
make fences and sood wood We can
give yuu good terms. small payment
tUrfu balance esas
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-03-07
FAIRFIELD

Mary E. McQuillan and Theresa 7.
Van Ness. to William e. and Jessie
W. Horn, land at Pine Creek. bounded
north for so feet bv Pine Creek; east
by land of Augusta and Amelia An
derson and Long Island Sound for so
feet, and west by the land of the
grantor.
George Estonya, of Bridgeport, a
lot Of land bounded east. south and
west by land of Horace Staples. and
north by the highway. in all acres.
Also "a acres. bounded east by the
highway. south by land of Anna B.
wakeman; north by land of Andrew
Cummings. and west by the estate of
Anna B. Wakeman.
Burr & Knapp Of Bridgeport. to Is
telle F. Wheeler of Monroe. for $1,000,
lots 312. 313 and 314,, as seen on Map
A Of Villa Park, bounded on one side
by Grace street.
The same to Abbie s. Pewtress. for
$3.50. lots 1852. 163 1874 and 1856 as seen
on a map of Lenox Heights. bounded
by Marlborough Terrace and Green
field Road.
Alice F. Thorp. to Anna L. and
Charles w. Thorp. lots Is and 70 as
seen on map of Sarah N Thorp.
bounded by the lands of Sarah NJ.
Thorp and John Martin.
The Bridgeport Land & Title Com
,pany to Charles and Susie Kador. of
Bridgeport, lots $50 and ISL. on Green
field Road, Lenox Heights.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-03-07
NEWTOWN

Miss Jessie NJ Taylor is visiting
friends at Providence. r. I.
Miss Bernice Heating of Bridgeport
was the guest Sunday of her aunt
Miss Elizabeth Heating.
Miss Theodore George sailed from
New York. Saturday. for several
months sojourn abroad. One Of the
principal stopping places of interest
will be Naples. italy.
Mrs William Brooks of Bridgeport
has been the guest of Miss Annie
Don1on. ZOar.
Miss Mary Bradley has returned
from an over Sunday visit with
Bridgeport friends.
c. B. Taylor has enjoyed the recent
fine weather by spinning around in q
fine new touring car.
Among the school 0achers from
Newtown who attended the teachers
meeting at the DanbNry Norma
garet and Anna Keane. Clarice Bots
ford. Lottie Behen. Miss B. G. Keane
Miss Elizabeth Gallagher.
Mrs Lucy Cavanaugh and Miss
Marguerite Cavanaugh have enjoyed g
visit with Bridgeport friends.
Alonzo G. Woodruff of Bridgeport
has been the guest Of his brother
Jesse B. Woodruff.
Master George Stuart celebrated hill
thirteenth birthday. Monday. with &
few intimate boy friends. A fine
birthday cake and refreshments were
enjoyed after a jolly time in game:
and other sports.
DIR. F. J. Gale has been entertaining
his mother. Mrs. J. A. Gale, of Win
chester. N. III.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-03-07
REAL ESTATE IN
SUBURBAN TOWNS
STRATFORD

Harriet Fl. Read. of Bridgeport, to
William r. Chatlos lots 73 and "a on
HOLSTER Heights. being so by 100 feet.
and fronting west on Bruce avenue for
so feet.
The Bridgeport Land & Title Com
pany to Frank Joseph and Anna Chris
tina Bischoff. lots % and rs on River
side Lawn, fronting 120 feet on River
ton Terrace.
Charles Fl. and Florence L. Peck to
Aslang Langerfeldt. lot as seen on
map Of the Joseph Thompson estate,
being 80 by IS feet. fronting 30 feet on
Thompson avenue.
Bertram G. Morrell of Providence.
r. l., to Charles Howard. lots ITO to
lit inclusive. and lot 1913 on Hubbeli
Terrace
The same to Clifford A. and. Mary
E. Dole, lots 40 and 141 on Hubbell
Terrace.
The same to Edward Holley. lots 95,
So. 81 and SO as seen on a plan Of
Hubbell Terrace.
The Bridgeport Savings Bank to
Hugh S. and Signe K. Aitken, the old
Butterfield Place. containing about 4
acres, bounded by lands of Simon Rit-
ter. Daniel w. London. the Swedish
Mission, C. F. Roberts. John Johnson,
Ellen Hawkinson and North avenue:
The Mechanics & Farmers Savings
Bank of Bridgeport, to Elias and Yer
on1ka Sulik. lots 1872 and 1893. as seen
on Section 3 on map of HollisteT
Heights.
The same to Thomas Peters. lots q
and 26 as seen on a map of Chestnut
Park, also lots u. "a and A.
The same to John E. Beardsley. a
plot of land bounded north and west
by land of A. B. Benjamin; east for
$50 feet by Beardsley street. and south
for 10 feet by Lundy's Lane.