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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-05-15

Neata Victoria came and went
Aud with her came the best
vaudeville bin seen here for many
a month. Her costumes were
screams. Especially her hobblu
skirt with the elastic hobhle And
the big house simply couldn't get
enough al her songs She had to
sing Waiting at the Church. -
Then Poor John" was demanded
Prank Bush kept the audience
in an uproar for 20 minutes with
funny atories Johnny Ford Won
applause with his songs aud &c,
centric dancing The Church City
Four Il a good qaaytette. In fact
all the numbers we're well received
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-05-15
CITY REAL ESTATE.

tff tFaetn bpnaaiea. 1879 n s1rA 81
ttea-as fcnfn residence. foe " tNth
ftkat fuam uea bungalow f1fG "a t1tiA
Va room cottage tspA Meridian az
e BILL a co. a1t Globe niock
Main GfAe lad 1t4T
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-05-15
BURNS AND OTIS
BURY Ratchet


COLUMBUS. Ohio. May IS WIN.
J. Burns and Harrison Gray Oiis
have buried their differences
Early IN Burns search for the al.
legged dynamiters Otis IL said 10
have cut off the detectives supply
Of cash from the Loa Angeles city
council AZ the meeting ~ the IA.
tioual Manufacturers association In
New York. however. burns and
Otis we're brought together. Otis.
u Is said. viii now return to I.oa
Angeles and help Burns
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-05-15

There viii be a large audience
OF music lovers AZ the Grand 10.
night 10 hear the concert BY che
Russian symphony Orchestra %
New York City While the greater
part ~ the reserved seats has been
sold. the gallery Is pnreservea. Gal.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-05-15

q The Lola players yesterday de-
serted comedy for mclodrama. civ.
ing a very acceptable performance
Of Marie coreilis "Thclma" From
now ON good old mslodrama viii
hold the boards. Generous recep,
lions we're given Roy Clements.
Virginia Thornton Harry Cum.
mings, Julia Woleott and their Eel.
low players. For good measure.
moving pictures and an Illustrated
song are thrown in
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-05-15
AT THE THEATRES

: Moore--olga Nethersoie sun, a
: day 10 Wednesday in Sister =
beatrice. and "'rhe Re. 4
: demption OF Evelyn Van. =
= dray." Swedish Dramatic :
: society IN "Nermlandin. 4
= garne, Thursday. =
= orand--veata Victoria Sunday =
Z night only. Altsehuler'a Rus. =
Z sian orchestra Monday. =
= orpheum--Master Gabriel. Iaa. 4
. bel D'Armond aud others =
= open new theatre Monday. 4
: Pantaaes r. New vaudeville 4
Z Monday. 4
! males,ie-New vaudeville Mon. =
4 day. =
= Seattle--Max F'iEman and f.o =
Z llta Robertson In ~The sub. 4
4 stitute" a
= Lois -"Thelma. =
: s,ar-buriesaue. =
u = = = -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-05-15
FARMS ANo AcREs-con,lnued.
ONE PULL AcRE.
40 AcRFs PAM LAM

10 ACRES FARM LAND.
$500 s25 DOWN $40 A MONTH.
Nsfs productive ruf. near lnrFs isho. on
fire foad frpfn kirkland Plenty %
fish iu lake raauillia and iaEsinE
fsfups nesf hts driving distance %
sratfaes fnafkrts TaAe Madison raf
and Fcirkiamr frrrf o. Anderson beat
% onf Kirkland affies 80 So
BURKE a FARRAR. Inc,
fat fe sNa Sen York fsfnek
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-05-15
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Wanted a. once o. SEQ fur 1 90 8
fnars on new house and gaf uuFfh 81
Lake ruiuai Sfil pas per cent inquire
A y Reed ind a 1883
MATTED ioan ~ g. see ou innarne
real estate Chas. chambers. teT linton
street
Wanted -.IsoExsa. off iands on Everett
futeFufhan List your property with W
NJ ffunch Co. = 81 Hiag
children BOARDED three years and
under Dsk fet
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-05-15
WILSON IN
CONTEMPT

WASHINGTON. May i5.--The
Z. 8. supreme court today handed
down a decision adiudging Christie
Dher Wilson. president OF the United
Wireless Co. in contempt for hav-
ng refused TO produce the books Of
he company before federal grand
Jury which Is investigating charge
hat the company is using the mails
% defraud.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-05-15
FoR Observation-Disclosures

Afv HiH ana efipfied cant Nefh tfg
Ng4t fenf uiN ehtf MnH ffuif ana rrsff
fAnfa' Nsaf Seattle - Hson fnaH awfaf
chsapi HlE uanai Inakes See Weaver.
~ Alssaa Hlds
AZ ainsta ~ Store natures enunfrfa
shsirteT csc faaas az - hen - rfans
ind 1895
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-05-15
SITUATION wAnrso-FgMALs


Widnw saaid lie position az house
krTHef, have has reefe ala Mar
k i.afeaH. 81 Ntsksfssn u
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-05-15
OPTICIANS
EYES
CHERRY ST. cor. FIRST Av.

J W Edmunds. oph ID. Graduate On
iemetriss. sos Ieary BIDS. n 2iss Ind. Iais
CUSHING, oPTiclAN. ssT Leary BIDS
Phone Mafn esef
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-05-15
THE WASHINGTON oXYGE.
Major CO,
MARRIAGE CEREMONIES
pERrORMED

rlONEa MAfN ~ fNn %
ME- ven Nicksft. sfsauats nilawifr .
casHfuilY ffHa I'D uhFsiNiaA N fss4uirsd.
1871 VALLEY. rorusr fasfiakn ~ Take
E@sfiats aaf a. Naiirf 81 Prom : -
MANTMn-a IerfFnna saffrfinE from
HOOD af HkIN disorders af arr kind
Is eaN fnf free trial bottle ~ nieknfa' >
ftniass REMEDY Sc Fertile uihs
LADIES REMODELiNG PAHtORs
NsW ssrmsnts taaar aud ESD fa4masisist
latest styles FFires reasonable ala
Arcade uide led h. zaff
Arcade HIaa fna q 4kta
Fur fine stamp phutos tlsit ths
pianesr eiaaip 90 pifst
NrnnntrttuN aos tErf
tsti Ihtra az Sc 20. eflses hotel,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-05-15

These girls are real detectives.
too. duly appointed and sworn In
BY the city officials OF sapulpa.
Okla. because they earned the
honor. On the right. above. Is
Mabel Burton. with Vivian Carter
beside her. Below II Gertrude
Mauck. Sleuthing together they
discovered and caused the arrest
81 the thief who stole Gertrude's
handbag aud cash from the office
where they all work. Seeing
neKress carrying the bag on the
street they followed her home.
called officers and captured the
thief. husband OF the woman.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-05-15
HOME RTEADa.

We can locate you on an exceptionally
good homestead or desert claim IN one
- the best frur sections of Eastern
Washington CAL a. nen orchard views
and get particulars
THE rERRtNs LAND coMrASY.
ifft THIRD Az MAIN sfs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-05-15

He served as acting president Of
the Equitable Life with such salts
faction TO the interests involved
that he has nov been formally
elected president. succeeding the
late Paul Morton. He was long vice
of the company. and be-
fore that had a notable legal career
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-05-15

NNi exchange ny lsp acres 81 first
class iand nsNl Pert George ~ e. part
meadow sons timber open hay patches.
value tAtoH SAINT q t.fpQu bungalow
y good iQi in good Residence district
NJ Aafk. Eanf $3.50
huf FEfhanEe-.-Tu8 houses = lots Va
ffsff ~ bearing fruit. fire Flau af city.
iunuriaiuh ana Jake. WaHf fAncHs some
improvements Snrfh tgh a. - u a.
hut Af Green Lake
POI Exchange i've lsfs an queen
Aune hiN Tor Improved chicken ranrh
aiue 50 see Phone QHesn Anne SO.
wiii iraas my houss snd lots 81 Bai-
ard Tor rnes chris sand. Kirkland
Wash y y No T.
Haee Ro~d Neaftie 20 DO trade for
farm team Brown. is2t Alaska BIDS
Ven ~.
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The SEATTLE STAR
ro Vail srpscnInEns

no MAIL srB-tRIBERs The date
when your subscription expires IL on the
address label 81 your paper when that
date arrives II your subscription has not
again been raid In advance. your name
IN taken from the list change Of date
on the address label il rersipt.
~ mail tHfrictiy .tn advanced 30 cents
mQnth. W - riE months sir months
s.stgt ~.
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HHLp WANrep-MALE.

Waafea Nrn aHa wefneM fa ieaFn fhs
safhSf sea8~ Largest aua most eHfu.
risfn :. hent tu ths West VASES paid
shsis ss4fufuF Ae uHiunftsa rsssifsa free
NpFHe and 49, "a HF write Tor par
tfeaAaft
NATIONAL BARRIER COLLEGE
&c washington ar fHa Tf4ifa A.
fst.aa4 al. nEas
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-05-15

Wasted - $50 fneu 10 pasg gaai a.
uFAsnfai pfsai fssefas We etsa avr raifars
inss4 fasraa tft rhifs az. tsFsesn
l-tse 4af faiun
a@Nd issssag FOR seattle u3AmfHatien
sehv.8air #fankiia iu@iitats. peDt s1tN
he. trrlHf
i.eae nt-a sahfra g. 80 aat faisss hsrf
santrighrs Basement ORIENTAL
fsts1ts NuoM ftAf Tnffa a. Hefwesn
fskr VA trina
NaaFga aarNfs tHst rfenssifiNH e. fhe
ritF Nfaadfe ssUat9 fft Fifsf Az
NaeM a. Eninu ute1a
Delivery bog aausrd rhssFtFs HebFf.
fs4hefs
cNAw Fottn FLuor 80 n Nsf
Fieer saffseinF anf fsfiaishlas dane
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-05-15
MOUNTAINEERING MOONS.

fOOSEkttPlNG NOOMS.
.~~4~~~~~~-~~~~~~
ING. 81, light 9ss snd bath included
private entrance tt1a Aurora Phone
Worth ises
rso ANAL .hgssekespiug looms.
widows home. ttas. free woud. stc
men preferred 2 hiochs 70 car
Modern housekeeping aud sierpinr
rooms. 81 50 week up. Htratford apart
meuts. lo1h Ea.tlske
$50 and ~ 30 q month. housokeapiue
rpame. minutes walk Fourth and Ftks
iittn stewart 81 u 1921
One. two or three. furnished. every
thinE HANDY ifaih EiEhih az
Two s.foom suites IS weehi watkins
disianc. i11a 2sas ssth av
HOUSES.
FOR RENT.
The 7-room house a. ga noiystan az n
There Ia also large starehauAe Va
walking distance
l.. j. sPRENGLE.
aos Arcade Bldg
Main s7ss ind i2as
GROOM HOME
FOR 500 DOWN. SIS MONTHLY
with sidewalks. city water electric
lights. bath and other conyeniences.
Take Fremont. ballard eat 90 end o.
line. ). Is. Barear. at Lunch counter
New t-r0om cottage. attic. basement.
t25 cash, as month. ~ minutes from
city hall 1919 t0th az. r. blocks from
car. open from l TO D. m. North
1891.
FOR tENT. $40 Groom house. 92i
27fh av ~. v block Of Madison car. gas.
Fast 6Gse.
Modern fiye-room cottage on Howell
A.. minutes walk from WestiHks mar.
ket; $50. Battle a. McGough Main
ilss. Ind $50
FURNISHED or unfurnished fret floor
Of a modern house with nice yard. ms
aoth. East ara
For Hsnt-Five -room house on the Dn-
vanish river city water. 80 per month
lGG Riverside Drive, South park
New l-foom cottage. SO 1901 Rose
at. South Park
FOR hent~-a-room house. 80 Phone
ballard hb2.
sf2 Reut.-- Modern s-room cottages
walking distance IieRcpn lls3
Bix-ro0m furnished cottage, modern, tiG
a month. Phone North 2iso
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-05-15

Large isafhsf paFsa tatuean Seattle
ana ksan fats af Seattle ard Hsnfun
rantainian fax receipts afsa receipt frdtr
AZ = Nsiinan Hrturn black
Cqtsaxtun Timber co Kent wash re-
maHa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-05-15

For the convenience o. our readers We
have established agencies az the follow
Ing drug stores
Crown Pharmacy. corner 18th Az. and
a. Pine. East Bsf3, tnd Cedar 1874.
Mountain View DRUG Store. corner T3fd
and Aurora North 316. Green 81.
Fremont Drag Co, Fremont av and
Ewing st. North tips. Green 80
South Park Pharmacy, sz2s Dallas av
sidney 1872.
Cherry street Pharmacy, corner 2ard
av and y. Cherry ~ Phones East liz,
Cedar fRs.
AJasss Drug store, ssth and Green
wood Nv. Phone North o..
Ads taken up 10 II n. m
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ILLUMINATED ROOMS

v ~ FttNa1f y r. " MUM D.
s>fesNs~~s~a~s~Nr~~-e@fe
The NifEinaa" call nelIs closets.
80 Nfsinia st hot and Geld eater
Htk ffew WsHfiHHs iu every feaH. free
~ ffs mn1rfn FUR tashe au1 phones.
nteArA fall outsider rates from " % fe
fHunsa. even thing ~ per Wesa Walk
ssH steam heat iua dlsfanea
fitE ANNEX 8aet Eiahth aF nssf
MNefsake aFe res Ntsan. furnished
stsens nsafsd bedrooms ffaf nsn.l
rates q 81 per srek .se pei nighi
pisupfs Apartments fiaasea~epfaK
faslsuH. tffs And ap Naaia rooms d 81
ana o.. tesi ana cheapest ri3se-ln apart
meats pa ein asaF public mafFsf sais
Western ~
Ideal laratien far aafnfnrf. neatly fHf.
ai@iNwai tHfHS uHtrlfr Fgafas Mfth taAff
board q 80 prF NuHht ~ minutes 30 End
~ rAN ISIS tafEser " phone cedar 80
Mes eiaan reasns o. wesk 81 90 far
fNn ga Eirhth AZ
THREE tcrY rooms. ufivate family. o.
fte. ff1i close Do. iest frrsrs e
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SOS
LEVEL CLEARED LOTS
$25

Rochester the rapidly growing
the great fertile Chehais valley the junction Of three rail-
roads now In operation offers exceptional
one looking for eher home Investment that will In.
value.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-05-15

frau tfat Olympic Tuuff tau and
white fna terrier Hehbis GnErfsaii gn
seliss H3fuFn Or phone iHd Red asa
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WEST srArrlr srAt ssrArg
cHhTTEL LOANS.

FsrNN-Na~a~N~sesr4o-
p Neifef Wesf HrHftia Real NalafI
iAftsi NfFELT. ~ bgpus Block. f5'
SECOND aF Main 1faf. fnf zfsf
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-04-20

ton oi these turf wallis from The bot
iom upward he about three inches "a
the foot
There is one instance of n turf re-
tanning wall 600 feet long and from
fifteen 20 eighteen feet hieh. The
site Of n was formerly n ragged. un.
kompt bank at the mercy Of every
ralnstorm. II seemed as " the only
way to keep the dirt from washing
into the roadway beneath was TO build
an expensive stone retaining wall. The
turf retaining wall was finally built,
and q has served lie purpose ade.
quately for over a year. The wall Is
built In two tiers, one about half the
height Of the other and sloping up
to Il 80 as to act as a buttress.
An average OF about ten cents a Gu.
bic foot is what Mr.. Parker estimated
that a finished sod wall would cost,
but of course this would vary greatly
according to local conditions. The
cost of a stone wall varies from TWEEN.
ty-flve cents to a dollar a cubic foot
so that from these rough estimates Il
may be seen that the cost Of turf con.
struction is probably less than hall
that of stone construction.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-04-20
BUILDING With. ruRE.

The possfD4:5:ties of turf construc-
ton, both for ornamental and utilitar-
ian purposes, may be seen in the sunk.
en- garden at Elizabeth Park, Hart
ford, Conn, which was designed by
and executed under the supervision of
George A. Parker, superintendent of
parks.
In this garden there are terraces, re-
tanning walls, flights of steps Zone of
them thirty-six feet wide), paths par
terres and other architectural feat
ures. all made of living turf The
! technique of constructing a turf re-
tanning wall is similar to that of lay
ing bricks in building a brick wall.
Stout turfs cut twelve by sixteen
inches and about two inches thick
were used to build the turf walls in
the sunken garden above described
On foundation layer about two feet
thick the turfs were piled up one lay
err upon another each layer being
tied in by means of headers and ram
pers so that as the turfs grow they
will Intervene and interlace.
All cracks and crevices where the
pieces of turf join were filled in with
smaller pieces of turf, says Country
Life in America, and each layer
pounded into place with lamp and
leveled off.
1t is impossible to build an abso
lutely perpendicular wall of turf, be
cause it is essential that the outer
edge of each layer of turf protrude
slightly beyond the edge of the layer
above it. 1t is on this protruding
portion of the turf that the grass
grows which will cover the outside
of the wall with a carpet of living
green. The minimum lateral inclina
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-04-20
THE SPORTING CALENDAR.

.2o-5asket-baII; Y. NJ. C. A. VS..
KaIihi at Y. M. c. A. 1880
21-Rugby Football practice at
Moiliili, 5 p. m.
21-5asebaII: Central Gram
mar VS.. Punahou at Punahou,
3:15 p. m.
% - Baseball, Representatives
VS.. Judiciary, at Athletic
Park, 8 p. m.
23-5asebaII, Oahu League: p.
A. c. VS.. Native Sons, 1880.
800, j. A. c. VS.. Stars.
23-BasebaIl, Aiea VS.. Eva, at
Aiea.
23-BasebaII, Waianae VS.. Waipa-
hu, at Waianae.
" 23-eoIf: Medal play at coun-
try Clubs links.
"a Baseball: IoIani VS.. Ka-
mehameha, at Kamehameha,
3:15 p m.
24-BasebaII, Kamehameha VS..
High School.
26-BasebaIl: Central Gram
mar VS.. Kaahumanu, at Ma
kiki, 3:15 p. m.
2s-BasebaIl: ST. Louis vs..
Punahou, at Aala Park, 3:15
Enthusiastically: Y. M. C. A. VS.
kalihl, at KaIihi, 1880 p. m.
29-BasebalI, st. Louis VS.. High
School.
" 3o-BasebaII: Oahu Leadue.
29-3o-Yachting: Opening cruise
Hawaii Yacht Club.
3o-5aseball, Waipahu VS.. Aiea
at Waipahu.
3o-Baseball, Eva VS.. Wallace, al
Eva.
May 6-Basebali, st. Louis VS.. High
School.
7-BasebalI: Oahu League.
8-Basebail, kamehameha VS.. st
Louis.
" 13-GoIf: Presidents Cup al
Country Clubs links.
13-14-Hawali Yacht Club,
cruise TO Waianae.
14-Baseball: Oahu League.
14-oelf: Presidents Cup a
Country Clubs links.
A" 15-8asebaIl, High School VS.. ST
Louis.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-04-20
SPORT NOTES
Stars Team Completed.

Tony Marcallino mas completed his
Stars Baseball Team, having been
accorded the support of most of the
players of the now defunct Chinese
Athletic Club The lineup is now
as follows:-B. M. Sumner, W. Hayes,
Hong Chack, F. All Toon, c. B. Farm,
Tom Yen, R. X. Chillingworth, p.
O'Sullivan, Sing Hung, X. c. Akana
Chun, C. T. Yai, A. S. r. Luke, E. K.
Fernandez, w. Williams and Kan Tin
Chun. Three places still remain to
be filed, to replace Johnny Williams,
En- Sue and Apau.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-04-20
REASON FOR
NEW LAND ACT


The Fairchild resolution asking Con
gress for new amendment 90 the
Organic Act, affecting the land laws
OF Hawaii, az passed In the senate
yesterday, contains the following pre-.
amble:
Whereas, From an early period
In the history of the United States II
has been a settled policy I'm those
states and territories owning public
lands, TO set aside large areas solely
for educational purposes; and
whereas, No provision was made
at the time this Territory became a
part Of the United states to prevent
the alienation Of valuable revenue.
producing lands from the people TO
private individuals and corporations
in order that the development of land
and water of the Territory might be
conserved i'm the interests of the edu-
cation and health Of its inhabitants:
and
Whereas, 1t is desirable and fitting
that adequate and permanent pro-
vision be made for the sup
port and maintenance OF the educa-
tion and health OF the inhabitants Of
the Territory, which provisions may
best be made by setting apart for
such uses the rents, issues and profits
of the developed public lands and
waters, requiring action of the Con
gress Of the United States of Amer
lea: and
Whereas, It appears from the rec
ords of the Land Department that in
the neighborhood of 10000 acres of
developed agricultural lands, with
water appurtenant thereto or capable
of being led thereon, are under lease
principally to large corporations) in
many instances at a very low rental;
and
whereas, It is estimated that such
developed lands and developed waters
would, if handled in accordance with
good business principles, return an
income to the Territory of Hawaii
about $500 900 a year; and
whereas, With property tax rate
Of one per cent on the actual cash
value the Territory finds itself without
the funds necessary to carry on its
educational, quarantine and health
measures, a condition which, with the
increase in population and quarantine
regulations and restrictions necessar-
fly incident to the occupation of the
Territory of Hawaii by troops of the
United States and the completion Of
the Panama Canal will become more
pronounced and serious"
The act asked for is in the main as
follows:
"That all the developed public land
and all developed water of the Terri
tory of Hawaii, excepting those lands
that have already been applied for
under the provisions of Section 7S NJ
the Organic Act, as amended by Con-
gress, and have since been surveyed
plotted and mapped, less such portion
thereof as may have been set aside
for specific purposes, together with
all rights, easements, privileges, ap
purtenances, rents, issues and profits
thereof, shall be held and admins
tered by a commission of which the
Governor and the Land Commission
err, CT other persons holding position
corresponding thereto, shall be eX
oficio members, the remaining three
members to be appointed by the Gov
ernor."
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-04-20

Lineup For Sundays Procession.
Promptly at one o'clock the ball
teams Of the senior and junior Oahu
Leagues will assemble at the corner
of Fort and King streets and march
to Athletic Park. A squad of mount
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-04-20
S POR T S
KAAHUMANUS
BEAT IOLANI

Another runaway victory was regis.
tered in the Grammar School Baseball
/ League yesterday when Kaahumanu
bea. lolani at NaldN to the tune Of
l5l Excepting for the fourth and
eighth innings. however. the game was
/ fairly even, but I'm those two spasms
the Kaahumanus simply romped home
as they liked, scoring six runs in the
fourth and seven I'm the eighth.
The game, though so one-sided an
affair. demonstrated the fact that
/ there are several very handy men in
this league For the winners, Kono,
! the pitcher; Rosehill, catcher, and All
Yin, center-feld, put up good ball, as
did Mengler, catcher, and Won Seu,
! first base, for the lolanis
The boys in this league have not
shaken down the game yet, but it is
anticipated that after a couple more
games have been played they will
show better ball.
/ Tomorrow afternoon Central Gram
mar and Punahou meet at Punahou,
but the fifth team in the league, st.
Louis, will not be seen in action I'M
| til the 2Sth inst, when it will stack
| up against Punahou at Aala Park.
Jeffries- johnson Films Arrive.
Ed. Fernandez has the films of the
Jeffries-Johnson fight and they will be
put on public exhibition within a few
days A private exhibition to the
members of the press is to be given
this evening, after which it will be
time to say something with regard to
the films.
Johnny Williams OFF to Coast.
After turning down several offers,
notably one from Santa Clara Uni
versity, to go to the Coast and play
ball, Johnny Williams has accepted
the invitation extended by Manager
Graham of the Sacramento team, now
playing in the Pacific Coast League.
Williams will take the best of good
wishes with him to his new field; fans
and players alike join in a chorus of
cordial congratulations and all hope
to see Johnny make good. There is
no doubt as to Johnny's skill as a
pitcher, but it remains to be seen
whether he can stand the strain of a
season in first-class company without
breaking down. Those who are ia
miliar with Williams pitching have
no doubt as to his ultimate success
and look to see him make his name
from the first time he is put on the
mound. To First-baseman Dancing
Johnny owes the invitation, for this
sterling player was so struck with
Williams work on the slab that he
kept at Manager Graham until the
latter decided on giving Johnny a
try-out.
Williams leaves on Saturday by the
steamer China.
Motor Races for Maui.
Harvey Chiffon is endeavoring to
arrange a series of motorcycle races
to be held at Maui in connection with
the celebration of the Glorious Fourth
There are a number of machines in
Honolulu and good sport will be GER
tain if these events are fixed up.