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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-07-05
FIFTH CAVALRY WINS
FROM SECOND INFANTRY

on Monday afternoon the Fifth Cav
airy team defeated the Second Infan-
try team for the fourth time In u
game of baseball played at Schoheld
Barracks. This time the score was 3
to 2
1t was hot contest. as the Second
team was determined to break the long
string of victories which the Fifth has
piled up on 1t, but, as In the past, the
infantrymen failed TO do any damage
to the cavalrymen's reputation.
Both pitchers did good work and
We're well supported by the rest of the
team. Collin. who pitched for the cav
airy, put eight out by the strike-out
route.
The cavalry team Is getting back to
its old stride again and IL playing some
good bali at present.
The winning team was as follows:
Ferns. ab.; Carter, ss.; Walters. 2b.;
Schrell. h.: SchoenfeiIow. H.; Brown,
eff: May. RI; Collin, p.; Gryow, c.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-07-05
KALIHI Grew
ISDEFEATED

There was n good sized crowd along
the waterfront yesterday to see the
boat races pulled off In the harbor, and
some surprises were sprung.
Somehow or other the Heaiani crew
managed to win from the Myrtles aft
or a good race. II was a barge race
from the spar buoy to the harbor, and
the Blue crew won with ease.
The band was in attendance at the
N,.,,t. Do,, tIo,,,. ,.i,... A.. .,.....,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-07-05

In spite Of attractions elsewhere, the
Athletic Park drew large crowd of
baseball fans yesterday afternoon TO
ball
The first game of the afternoon was
between the J. A. c. and Hawails.
This was rafting good game. the
Hawaii nine coming out victorious
after beating their opponents in the
sixth inning.
The crowd was anxious all after
noon as to whether the Keios would
arrive In time to play. The park man
agement did its part well by having
launches outside the harDor to meet
them when they arrived. As soon as
the doctors had inspected them, the
launches for shore. all In their uni
forms and ready to buck up against
the st. Louis bunch. who believed they
would have cinch In the game.
The japanese arrived ut the park
about 6 o'clock and a five-inning game
was p'ayeo petweeN 'he'h ana 'he o.
LOUIS hine' win the result that 'he
visitors beat the town nine 9 to / aft
Ter knocking Bushnell out of the box
The Nipponese did well In their short
game ana showeu ''a' 'hey are mar"
ouhch 10 peat ihey uiu not prins
along their sea legs as expected by the
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-07-05
Additional Sports on Paae 10)

On July fifteenth the new schedule
OF the Hilo Railroad Company will go
into effect, including the new pas
senger tariff. The new freight tariff
will become effective In August. On
the fifteenth the railroad will extend
its service beyond Paihaaloa, its pres
ent terminus. to Wawainui. point
seven miles from Hilo This means
an extension Of about two and half
miles beyond the present terminal
point.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-07-05
HARVARD-YALE
team HAS SAILED

A party of twenty -four men from
Yale and Harvard track teams made
the trip last Saturday across the At
lantic to England, where they are to
meet Cambridge and oxford next
month.
Sixteen of the number who sailed on
the st. Paul for the international track
meet will compete in the various
events.
Floyd and Sewall, managers of the
Harvard and Yale team, accompanied
the boys.
fore he left that the chances of the
American team winning depended upon
the long distance runners. In 1899.
1901 and 1904 the American teams had
been victorious. and this IL the first
year when the American team Is In
doubt about carrying or the honors.
In forecastlng the probable outcome
of the various events, Captain Kilpat-
rick said: putnam of oxford should
have but little difficulty In defeating
e""e' iio""" VI mar var" VI S"""' VI
Yale IN the manner throw' as ne "
creu'teu WIN 10" IT, IN III 'he ox-
Observation-Disclosures meet TINS sprihs'
Moreover our men win be handicapped
III having 10 use '-foot circle IN
s'eau Oh '-ioot circle 10 throw troh''
oh''us mas thrown the manner i4o ieet
ana " s'eaoiiy improving we sho"ld
NOT 10 surprised 10 see MN press Put
lie aiso pe'ieVes that the U. .. team
can win 'he proau Jump ana i2o-yaru
hur"'es WIN ease iioiueh OF haie u
expected 10 take the FORMER event,
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-07-05
SUMMARY

Two base hit, Miyake; sacrifice hits.
Kanki. Narazaki; left on bases. Keios
8. st. Louis 3; first base on errors, Ke-
los 2, st. Louis 2: hit by pitcher. Ku-
saka; struck out. by Bushnell 8. Joy
3. Sugase 4; bases on called balls. off
Bushnell 1. Joy g. Sugase 0; wild pitch,
Sugase; passed balls. Achi; innings
pitched. by Bushnell 2, Joy 3: hit, of
Bushnell 2. Joy 0. Umpire. Bower:
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-07-05
IIAWAIIS.

Totals. ..27 ! 0
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-07-05
PARK
DRAWS CROWD

ed out to Kapiolani Park yesterday to
see the races pulled off there.
Berger was the wonder of the day
In the motor cycle race, when he broke
the Island record for the ten-m mile run,
making It in 1854. beating Jim Her
rick's time of 1896.
The way Berger cut the curves In
the race was "a treat to see. II was
at the curves where he gained u great
deal
The band was on hand and every
body had II good time. There was "A
big turnout of sailors and they were
jolly all afternoon.
In the 100 yard dash there were
about eighteen tars entered. and they
certainly enjoyed the sports,
The horse races and the relay race
drew much attention, the crowd re-
naming TO see the relay pulled of,
The first horse race was at three
Fights of IA mile. and Kalihi Boy won.
The second event. quarter mile. was
also won by Kalihi Boy.
There was much talk over the relay
race. as the home team could not take
a prize. MS IL would interfere with the
A. A. L.. because some of the Kent
relay men had taken cash prizes be-
for,. which bnrs an A. A. u. man from
connecting with them. This affected
Rice. as he was the only member on
the team who belongs to the A. A. u.
The Kent boys tried to show that
they would give the locals a hard
rub If they did run and That all their
four men were cracks over the 22O-
ward course. BY SAYING this much the
town team wanted them to prove IL,
and so ran against them for time, as
no prizes could he lty%.n
Manoha took the first lap for the
town team and gained i've yards; Bill
Desha gained 1--WE more, and Godfrey
added a few more yards to the big
gain, while Rice ended with abou,
nifty yards between the Kent man and
Sloap and himself
The events and winners:
mr.. 49,, $3.50. ....s.. r.,,,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-07-05
RANDOM AT RANDOM

The Keio team has played forty-six
games and won about thirty OF them.
naval training station team at Goat
Island by the score of to 3. That was
their last game before leaving for Ho-
nolulu.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-07-05
KEIO nine BEATS SAINTS
and HAWA|IS Win FROM JAG
Large Crowd Attends Games-keo Team Arrives Late But
Plays Game Of Five Innings.

Desha; left on bases, ]. A. G. I, Ha-
walls Il first base on errors. ]. A. G. O..
IIawaiis Il double plays. Kealoha to
Franco. Assam to Kealoha to chilling
worth; hit by pitcher. Franco; struck
out, by Lota 2, Medeiros z: bases on
called balls. of Lota l. Msdeiros 4.
Umpire. Bower; scorer, Raposo; time
OF game. hour 10 minutes.
Second Game.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-07-05

21S5 editorial rooms = 2256
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phone numbers Of the ulletln.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1911-02-16
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Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1911-02-16
gnslanS.

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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-06-13
VISITORS BEATEN
BY CITY FELLOWS
Fairmont E1ks Duck Pin
Team Gets Trimmed at
the Home Here.

The Fairmont Lodge of lEIks duck
pin team returned TO its native town
Monday night on the last intsrurban
street car wiser and sadder
bunch as it lost the third game ana
series of the three contests in duck
pins, when the local lodge of Elks'
team took it over in three we'll
rolled games on the club alleys last
night winning out by sixty-ave
pins.
In the first game four men on
each team shot over the 100 mark,
each team having a total of over
500, but Clarksburg had an eleven
pin lead going into the second game
which was also very close, but only
two men got over 1OO-Hunter for
Fairmont with 115 and Dresbach,
for Clarksburg with 1872.
In the last game Clarksburg kept
up its good work, but the visitors
could not stand the pace and were
swamped in grand style, losing this
game 10y forty-four pins.
After the contests were over "a
light lunch was served the visitors
who, hastily departing on the last
car, openly avowed that they would
get revenge when the ClarksburE
team went to their city again. Man
ninston or Grafton ElI<s will be the
next team to roll the local crew OF
duck pin experts.
Following are tho scores.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-06-13
SHINNSFQN
Defeated in a Fast Game
on the Gore Bowling
Alleys.

The Loar & White team of the
city Duck Pin League defeated the
.sninnston team in a fast game on
the Gore alleys last evening.
The shlnnston team arrived here
on the 1880 car and went to the
alleys and practiced until time to
call the game. This came near
nroving the downfall of the local
team as the shinnston team beat
them thirty-Gye pins in the first
pame. but the locals got warmed up
and came back in great form in the
second game. rolling $50 and taking
the lead by thfrty-nine pins. Bat
mis- did not defeat the shinns ton
team. as it started a game fight for
victory in the last game, and in the
savnth frame it had picked-up the
tbirtv-n.ne pins and was one to the
GOOD, but 1t could not stand the
nace and in the last three boxes the
cIothiers nosed it out, winning by
"a pips.
RSrt Gains, The old favorite of the
crotbier team, proved his worth
,gain last night by rolling $40 in
the three games, and saved his team
from defeat Captain Moore of the,
team, rolled good game,
also totaiing 3O7 pins. The next
zane viii he played at shlnnston.
The score;
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-06-13

and save one. half on your
low you will find a few of
offering to you in this sale
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-06-13
NOjTCE no MUIR SEES.

The state Board for examination
and Registration of Nurses win meet
at wheeling. w. Va, June 18th, 1871.
Mt . O'Clock n. m. Applicants should
address, DR.. George Lounslbery, Sec
rotary, Charleston, w. va,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-06-13
SOC AIS lf2 1928
5l7 4sa fsG 1883

A. w. Martin, Of Farrmont, IS
transacing business in tho city.
Constable William Post mas re-
turned from Redwood, whore he at
tended 10 official business.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-06-13

a lot OF people always watch the
Telegram '.TSor saIeH and II your
OFFER Is good enough you'll lind the
buyers.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-06-13

smoke "caywood prince" stogles.
The evening world., 1911-09-27

committee suggests the Use Of the ANAL
stone block now used In Liverpool.
Where absence OF noise Is desirable the
committed suggests the use OF wooden
pavements. except on grades. For the
bslancc OF Manhattan borough the
committee recommends an asphalt
pavemeht--not sheet-but block or rock
asphAlt.
There IL no resilisnce TO Asphalt laid
on Belgian block for q foundation, but
Zvo miles OF such pavement cAn be
found In Manhattan alone.
To avoid tearing W the streets for
the Introduction Of subsurface wires and
pipes the building of gailories 10 sux-
sested. Reports written by Engineers
Dow and Smith n Gen. Theodore
Smith supporting tho several points
ralked and urged by the committee were
also read by Mr.. Shattuck.
john Jacob Aston. John r. Eames,
William ". Gibson, James o. Blass,
william McAdoo and Thomas Dimond,
with Mr.. s~hattuck. comprised the COM
snittes which signed the report.
All but Mr.. Astor were present at
h hearing.
Borough President McAnsny defended
the present system. aaytng he did not
believe a central body Of control could
w IL ITO NHdilCuke1
the committee TO point out any holes
In pavements which had not or were not
receiving attention and treatment. He
said he had no jurisdiction owe other
departments. such 40 tho Water De-
partment. which could open streets at
Its " option. For n city asphalt
plant he had already obtained an APP
preparation n plans were under way
for Its construction and operation.
As for laying now pavements, he had
received only f.sD0.0O0. when he actually
needed 1000, 0D.
Mayor Gaynor. Diminishing the hear
Ing. after urging the appointment OF n
inmisslon 10 cooperate with the
Borough President. said:
80 much Incorporate speech has
been heard recently from persons who
ought TO know better that ] am glad
and relieved to SEQ this important
dealt with so temporarily here.
] thought q long time that the Building
OF the city should be put
under one head, but ! have found
80 often right and myself 80
wrong that I have not much
The evening world., 1911-09-27
NEW YORK WORST
PAVED BIC CITY
NALL THE WORLD
So the Mayor Learns From a
Committee of Representa-
tive Interests.

Urging radical changes in the pres
ent methods o, paving. repayinx and
n,t,,otc,rr ,ho .,r..,. =. ~ vor,
~ 1905
lily particularly IN Mammalian .
Joint committee OF the Chamber OF
Commerce. IN. Merchants As,ocla ,,on.
a.. D.. ~. r...-uu....-
~ HoA''o vi "~"e "np i's"spo'Ns''o"
and the Automobile Club OF America
appeared before the Mayor to-day q
m. 90, ,,.,, =, n,,,,,, ,..-,.
Primarily inc Au'o'nooiie C'uo OF
America started tho agitation. going 20
far a. 10 appeal 10 the Governor.
=. -. =
- was s'''o' '"'"' M" repe''eo 'o-
DAY that the pavements OF Menhattan
are in q ~disgracefui condition, and It
vs. dou.,dea ,ha, contra, n, ,,.
=
ot pA,."k 20 .e,I''eo ,ro" oorousn
neaos ana placed uhns 'he controi or
the Mayor.
The advantage OF such a change. the
The evening world., 1911-09-27
ITALY GIVES TlRKS
DAY TO YIELD ON
TR|P0LIC Control
Uitinaturn Threatens Occu-
patton With Consent or
Without.
MASSACRE rs FEARED.
Warships of Coast and Land
ing of Troops May Result
in Slaughter.
MASSACRE IS FEARED.

LONDON. Sept. I'd news despatch
from Paris to-day says that italy ha.
sent IN ulimatum 10 Turkey. saying
that the latter must agree 20 an Italian
occupation OF Tripoli. and that unless a
reply 10 received by tomorrow Italy
will Immediately proceed with the
threatened occupation.
MALTA. Sept. ia private message
from Tripoli to-day says that Italian
warships with an expeditionary force
are lying twenty miles OF Trfpol. and
that there Is q panic among the Italian
residents there as II Is feared that the
landing Of troops would he the signal
for q massacr Of Europeans.
The Anslo-Adaltese colony in Trpoli
to-day sent On appeal to their COM
patriots. The telegram reads:
We implore our brethren TO appeal
10 the Government to assist us and
70 come u q help as the Italian
steamers rsfise TO receive any but
persons OF thcir own nationality.
Two italian bAttleships and o tor
pedo boats passed here to-day headed
for Tripolt II IL believed that Italy
plans a demonstration Of force a also
to prevent at n cost the landing there
of Turkish reinforcemepts.
coNsTANTINoPLE. Sept. a7.--Ths
Turkish Cabinet has decided that in
the event Of q rupture of the relations
between Italy and Turkey the Italians
should be deprived of all benefit Of tho
capitulations.
ITALIAN MOB STONES CAVALRY
AND TRAINS.
cHIASSo. SWITZERLAND. ON THE
ITALIAN FRONTIER. Sept. z7.-To-
days advices from Rome state that the
antl-mllitarist demonstrations have as
slned a grave character in the Pro-
yinces OF Ravenna and Forli, italy,
where the SOCIALIST and Republican ele-
mcnts predominste.
A mob, after stopping the trains which
were Transporting troops being moved
IN connection with the threatened
trouble with Turkey over Trtpoli, stoned
tho cavalry. The rioters used street
cars to form barricades In the streets.
ITALY SEEKS REPRlsALs FOR
ALLEGED OuTRAGES.
PARIS. Sept. 27.-rhe Italian Embassy
here to-day authorized the declaration
that Italy seeks satisfaction from Tur-
key for n serieB OF Escent incidents.
Among these incidents are the arbi-
irary arrest OF Italian subjects at Con
Siantinople and their Imprisonment de-
spite all the Italian Governments re-
monstrances; the seizure OF an Italian
bark In the Red Sea by a Turkish gun
boat; the abduction OF a young Italian
Girl from her parents by an Ottoman
and the refusal OF the authorities at
Constantinopls to compel her release,
and finally the Insecurity of Italians
in Tripoli.
Italy. the Embassy set forth. demands
satisfaction for these affronts and guar
antees for the future.
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Asto Corporation Dissolved.

The corporation known as the Ii
censed Automobile Dealers of the city
OF New, York VA dissolved to-day by
order Of Justice Blur. II was formed
in February, 1910. 90 promote certain
automobile patents granted to George
Sebden- The officers said the Govern
mont has held the patents did not cover
modern gasoline automobiles. and there
fora the value of them was destroyed
and could 10 longer continue In busi-
nGaG
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pride OF opinion. except where moral
questions are involved"
The Mayor said he would aid In overy
way 90 reach q solution Of the pave
ment problem.