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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-01
HEATER EXPLODES
detective Boiler or City & Elm, Grove
Line Lets Co ana Injuries
Thomas NcReeyrr

Thomas Mek--yer ~ the firm OF
hp' a Mchessrr vas severely In
!Ar"d hs 'hc explosion ~ a heater on
trs 4 Elm Grove railway car No -
81 O'Clock yesterday morning and
may lus-' the sight of both ewes
The cafe vas 10 charge ot con.
ductor William Reed anu Notornan
Fierc" Robinson and the accident
occurred in front OF the Becker ratS.
No. 1919 McCuiIoch street Parts az
b" heater were hurled through the
windows al the car with sufficient
force 10 break the windows iu the
fats
Mr. McKe-ver Was sitting close TO
the heater aud when tho explosion
occurred his lace and hands were
badly scaIdcd and sever" cuf va.
Inflicted ON his forehead by piece
0f dying glass. lie vas taken into
kfudelb-rgcrs saloon and attended
by Drs Reed and Cole and later re-
moved Co DIS home 40 Woodavn an.
other man. whose name 0as not learn
ei. rrcriVed a slight cat on the head
bur tid not require medical atfen.
flon
The car was taken fn fhe barns.
where Hu examination wac made and
the explosions Na= found fo boz due ~
q defective boiler 10 fh. heater. Do
having been cracked Tho car had
been completely oterhaulad tUo weeks
ego aud az thar time the hrsti.x s,s.
'cm was ln perfect working order
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-01
CASE ENDS
Suit fer Preston County Lands
Thrown out Of Court by Judge
A. 9. Dayton.

An order vas received A. 'ho
United states commissioner Office
yesterday morning from judge DAY
f0u. dlsmiTsinR ffe carn o. Joseph
Rail heirs against Walter and Harvey
hess. SUR to obtain prFesss.or of
about ,.Vyn acres ~ land iu Preston
county THE case vas one o. fhe
most famous brought .n The federal
court ir a number OF tcars. f beng
hera.dei far and side thar fhs proper.
~ ln question vas uorfh fabulous
sums " vas alleged that fhe Chess
brothers vr1 h4te eos ded on .re
arm sil their lives. had 90 rehfmI
r-.. fo fhe property. tIf mo rlaIrt Hs
failed f0 establish mis- and or learn
Ink .haf me property pol controversy
pae .r reality ~ Ices value fhar mo
cum suerf .1 H-1s.UI.n tho case
they Consented .o % diem. sssf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-01

1ranb'rry. UarboursvilIe W Va
vice cha rman. 70 4 Rigs WEIGH
secretary. Miss Noia McKinDe,. pair
mont. treasurer. Mrs MARY p RAN
bone. Paf.ersburg. executive commit.
lee. Henry " Russell. Of Wheeling
y " McGinnis. OF wheeling b o.
IA" p ns. of FayetfevilI@. A. X. Thorn
OF 'iarkshurE. and Rev John Z fiov,
az Huntington. The constitution ~
amended 10 abolish the distinction b..
lNe'n active and associate rerb.-s
and the membership Zee was reduoat
To %" dollar a year TIN. committee
"ns brought irfo existence BOZ f4u.
and ~orss iu harmony With tho "a.
Non1l child labor committee fr On.
'orcemcut NJ child labor laws s.rYr.
ins new I'-'-'afon frI IMPROVING
C0rd lions
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-01
KNIGHTS COLUMBUS
CONFER DEGREES
LARGE CLASS GIVEN RANK on
THANKSGIVING EVENING.
Work Esemphhed - Martins Ferry
Council and state Deputy
Fsrrci

" heeiiug council 40 500. knights
or Columbus. held i-s semIarn4aI con.
'"Tr'ng of malor degrees yesterday
afternoon. 10 The srmors OF the
cathedral high school
clsss OF candidates. number about
90. from Rellair-. Martins FERRY.
Weiisviil" and other points. received
20" second degree. the nrs. degree
having been conferred ON Tuesday
evening by the degree team OF 1891.
lairc The second degree vas con.
f"rrcd bY he degree team 81
Martins Ferry council. 40 1927. while
The third degree work was s1emuii.
ned by state Deputy x 30 Farrcl. OF
Elkins and stan
ln addition 20 the candidates. there
VAS large number o. visiting
AniEhts present and ~ the conclusion
~ ft" work. The assembling repaired
to '1" carroll club auditorium where
iatcr"r StaIyer had prepared thr
foliuwIug menu
Reef Ir-aelfo.u U..r t.ar,.
r"rr" Peas Ma-.eI I.fsf4ss
"f e. fIrc. Fr.r Salad
a.rs teller. b...-
o." cream uas-
-N- -"~. American ....-.
si Banquet rI..s-
."'f'" ,itsI.
Aroruef John i. CouH rrc-Ia.d as
ioartmaster and VAS very happs .u
h's remarks 900 Introducing tire
speakers
!. J - OBrIen. Of Wheeling c1un.
Cd. 80 sos. responded Co the toast.
What ~ All Mcaus and Wa follow.
ed b. Rev ? J Flanagan. Charleston
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-01
.CASCARETS CURE A
BILIOUS HEADACHE
Ss-ty Sc T-s-oss-iy Cisa,s- Se-r
I've. S.e-sc, a-c bo--is are
fe- Zee S-est - aes-i-s

foa - t.lo1s. so hsv- taros-
l-ng s-1sa-lu ir Fugr 1.zc = sac
tAsie in yclr ua4ra. sour ~ycs olru.
focr ssfz - 2v,io~ ~.fh dark ri1gs
-1d-r golr ~s~s Ncur p srv
P-rcf-c 10 voues- so1 f-~i usis
uiean ana fI t~m-ser-t our system
70 i-I ~ Die roe p-op.f.y passed -
sni so, 900 uc-1 ts cleaning -
-lsid-. lV1 corf'r4- r-i-g . b.i.o1s
u--tanr~ fo so.rsef a1f taose sho
love goa. arc Dos resort 20 hsrsa
Phsses hat irr''at- art fnIlrv Re
ueE be- f4af even t.sorc-r o. the
sfouaca. liver anc fnf-st.n-s can o.
9licsis C-r~i By morning ~.fl sea
t-. t-Orulrh lasca~-fs tEse ~1rs
slI.- tul s.e~p 4 fuc.u- to1 .rou
tolr d-lsE.s' e.. Keep to- art tse
~rl-~ family feeling sooc '1- month.
1.'c--r love -a fskr ta-rarvfs Re
ru 90 fr's .ast~ s,1l snc never sr.pe
or .tt--
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-01
, SHRINERS
WILL -oLO cEREso~tsL sgS
Sios TOstGrT
~Asss - fo-ty AZ - Pc ints;es
irte orz-r ., sSs,s- sfts
Csf-earsi

TBS ~T~-inE M S1-r~rr are 20
hass "a re ~ nsi-fs Tempe utli
ai iat- class of frrty into 10 n,s
'sr1~a ~ 80 ord-- aad a.o fo.a q
- -p''pn tu holor 10 Frank T-~A-
OF fsrso. y 10. Imperial rst-atate %
- sarin~-r % Nor-h Ar-rtra The
Aral- -fi - he'd o rh. --ot-t..
hir 'afh-irzi fhe RECEPTION % ~
iuE-ria Fof-ntst- folo-snz fr~ mi
ail'r 'tl~- dl-flrEliahet s-@.f-
fo D. pr-s-rr ul % Homer fr-s
nan. fa~- imps rial Fot-rra.e o..
asai-Efor. I'd r. Henry karb Past
Fo.--ia''. 20 'I-e ursfI az s-,~-sI
pf1r acct ~t-.l--- frrr to.--,1l-
trl I.f'-bargr
Pc ir.fIa ..ll 4f.i b.. .ad-r The 90.
r'-'on 90 i1 petal Chi.t DBL, no RAT
lsr irain 90 'tI. etts uh,
vac F-sr- frou noe e... 80. !ua
i-ri. fH'-rfa'e c. che ~L.ia--s
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-01

among q, women 81 the city and they
are busiy engaged 100 canvass Of
the city Zig sales are reported and
one woman alone has disposed Of over
t-Ot worth other sales ranging dosn
'u few dollars arc reported and the
total viii reach more than a. fhousand
dollars to the present date The
.amps have also been placed on sale
100 thr Perry stationery store and sf
D. % kIetrlaYs hook store During
tne last week before Christmas they
gill h' ou sale .u ID number eff other
stores and from December % they
mas Dol obtained In fhe lobby 90 the
pustOhire where booth erected for
their sale uHi be Iu charge OF the
k.nga Daughters Union
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-01
SMALL EXPLOSION
Improper Gas Connection Causes
slight Fire IN Fourteenth street
Residence

An alarm from box 40 3i5 af @ -n
o'clock yesterday afternoon called The
nre department fo The resfdeuC" OF
John vulnerable. SO f1i Fourteenth
street
10 appears chat Str Wiuferh1Ifrr
had made CONGESTION Tor natural
sas that ens NOT properly connected
and tho leakage caused an t-Cuml
iatlon OF gas BETS seu the ceiling ans
roof which capinfrI srt -rf fro '1
che woodwork The Port Usnrt eu.
sine COMPANY u.s snlu on fHr scene
and cxtinEuislrd fhe blaze e.'H ,rem
fcHfa The fnsr aaa SLIGHT
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-01
MINGO CONVENTION
Virgo County Convsrtlso sunday
VIII BE- Interesting AHalr-
Arnold 90 SDesk

Tho asf county sunday school CON
tsrfion f1 hH heId u We.f virginia
flIs year VII. Co. that jon Ninr1 county
Ur sunday This convention eI' com.
ri"te the hsf of Courfira of thr state
efh fIe exception % 600 uh'.h are
not set nr1tuIze1. and OHIO county
which convention u.I be ha.I early
newt year
The prrrram for .he WrEo cors.n.
zion prom -rs fn Dol trr. .H.rr.-f.r T.
orc aud cons .derah.e Importance s
attached fo fhr menfIuE H. tra uors
of fre Stat. association .. .HIs ru.rf.
in flourish. los condition General
-rrrs.t-, AruOlI aII Dol present .uI
deliver a1 addra.s
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-01
NJ MECHEN

O. W Grandstsf f1e sl1.h s.r.e.
conie~'oner has announced aIs Ir.
f~nfpn ~ boiuE ra1f.dafa for
ft.f. m pole on fhr 20 gcus ftr.
pro. curr. Nekrf o. tho coming ..
nI,.pal election .n fa4 sprur at,r
or .l tho Uaff scare e .arfrrs ..
being shown In taa city. end se.arsf
rsulIdaf-s for l.Tererf s.tr or.raa
have announced ftrusa .rrs
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-01
RECOVERY ASSURED
Hos'e HeirE ths Woman srot D. ~,s.
OuiIe Cont 1ues 90
Improve

t.''r iiriH4. fhe eomsn Mike ullr.
a r.f'isH miner. attempted fo k.U Ir
i~'''' 'HIrd street rr orr cn Tues
dar. continues fo improve AZ ,.. g..,
.osp.'aI end the attending physical.
fatal
I.tr. ur1 .s roa .r fne count. ..r
t..i s'o'rt. ani r.Ii aof discuss r|
.'"rt''1 'ru. fr NuI probably
Do. E.f'n 81 he1rins 0H n charge of e..
..It''l murder DBL Justice Hobbs
Hobbs como .ma .0It
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-01
Mems Meetinq

: call has been issued hy the Firpt
Christian church Tor u meeting 90 the
male members az the congregation for
FRIDAY evening Matters OF import
auce are fo be- considered and % rs
possible thar the proposition Tor the
building ~ a u"w church Will be
brought up 60 Tbs meeting
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-01

Onlc.al announcement was MADE at
fhr last uirht that all
ticket Tor she entertainment this
evening had been sold The number
To- th" third attraction iu 10. lcctur.
aud entertainment course and will bs
presented hs tue Dixie Chorus. a com
pauN composed ot eight h.eh class
ro.ored singers
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-01
GOING WITH RUSH
Demand FOR e-d Cross crr'str,as
SAFE Breas 90 Al Records Of
Past Years

The svine ani rush 9Th er.r1 fra
sale Of the Rrd Gross Christmas solIs
for the vork of frc AMI Tlbrrruios
sUciety started bel tfrt euDnurar.n fo
those who have fhe sale .n charge
over a hundred thousand of fhr pretty
Vfffe sfiCkrrs llNf been t ...r. tn.eG
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-01
BENWOOD

iamet Griffith. sel known resi
Gent ~ upper Beuwood. passed away
az his home uu hon street yesterday
morning. following a long illness lIe
Nns married and was formerly OF
M"und=fiIie. where DIS parents. ST.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-01

ln spite ~ fta farf tfat f.a. have
BAD practically 20 practice f1r s0rr
time The McMecren s. e. team made
GOOD -roFIrE against tfr rr.r..
f..- Dead -lots ll fta gam. r-fr-.
&C.. Tt- contest Resulted .r ra
rs...a- team Itf.l at.. t. --.-.. ..f
80 ae.Hen FfD .r bell r..-..
. f.rrflr. rrrr .fn .H..a
Fara. a1d rsf Severe. .luI .......
FL. aIHr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-01

o. .- understood that che ueu ferry
boat ironion uIu Dol continued ,u tho
service between fhi. CTS and Bella re
durins fh" winter months. The Charor
VII Do" given thoroush 0tcriauIIrr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-01

Notices acre posted In Tho lover
mil yesterday fo The effect thar Tho
pudding department alI b. o.. until
'te lftH OF ibis month TI. ..f fsrr
sas worked .s.f u.rIt
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-01

n religion paid cash dIy bends most
OF fh" churches would have 20 be- On
iarErd
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-01

Refreshments vIl be- SERVED be- fh'
dining room OF in" church after tn'
rnI..rt-
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-06-21
POOR WELLS MATCHED
WITH CHAMPION JOHNSON

LONDON, May 30.--A fight for the
heavyweight championship of the world
has been arranged between Jack John
son and 'Bomharder" Wells, the claim
ant of the English title. The bout will
be staged by Hugh Macintosh In his
new club here. The fight which viii
be for twenty rounds, is expected to
take place In the fall Mcintosh re-
fused to make public the terms of the
night, hut said Johnson had agreed to
meet Wells and expressed his willing
ness hy cable during the past ten days
NEW YORK. May 3O--Jack john
son, the heavyweight champion, left
New York today for Chicago. lie rs
expected to return to New York by
next Sunday night and will sail juno
for England to mi theatrical engage
ments. Those who saw Johnson before
he took the train for Chicago said he
made no mention OF his match with
Wells.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-06-21
MISS ALICE ROTH WEEDS
Mr.. FRANK THOMPSON

Miss Alice Roth and Mr.. Frank Il.
Thompson We're married last night at
the Methodist Episcopal church, with
DR.. John W. Wadman officiating. Miss
Margaret Warehouse was the brides
mail, and Mr.. ollie Sorenson the best
man, the ushers being DIR. Arthur
Hodglns and Mr.. Charles A. Stanton.
The bride was escorted to the altar by
her brother, Mr.. Henry Roth, who gave
her away. A number of friends and
relatives attended the wedding. after
which a reception was given
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-06-21
RUTH RICHARDS
IS CHAMPION

A girls tennis tournament was held
during the last week Of school ut oahu
College, in which all the good tennis
players took part
The players were divided into two
classes so as to give the girls a fair
show to enter the finals, us 1t was inn
possible to give handicans at that time.
out OF Class u, the following girls
qualified for Glass A:
Edith Hart, Dora Engle, Alice Hogs
and Elsie Lidgatc
The following young ladies were al
ready In Glass A: Ruth Richards, Gar
vie Rosccrans and Ray Churchill.
The tournament resulted as follows:
c. Rosccrans beat A. Hogs, G-3, 6-3
Ruth Richards beat ID. Engle, 60
6-l.
Elsie Lidgatc beat II. Churchill, rs
rs.
In the scmi-Hnals Edith Hart beat
Elsie Lidgatc, G-3, G-3.
Ruth Richards beat, Garvie Rose
Grams, Go, 60.
The finals ended with Ruth Richards
rs champion of the school for the third
successive year. Edith Hart, the oppo'
ncnt played good game. but was dc.
foatod 6-1. 6-1.
The committee in charge of the tour.
namcnt was made up of one rcprosen'
tative from each class. and the fom
girls. Ruth Richards. Edith Hart, julia
Campbell and Ruth Sopcr, umpircd tn,
games
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-06-21
SHEFFIElD-BARNES
NuPTlALS CELEBRATED

Miss Carolyn Sheffield and Mr.. Ken
meth Barnes were welded last night
at the home of Miss Shetiield's cousin,
Mrs. Frank Atherton. The Rev, Chas.
Simpson, an uncle of the bride, per-
formed the ceremony. Mrs. Frank Attn
erton was matron OF honor and the
bride was supported by Mr. Frank Ath-
erton. The best man was Mr., Matthew
Graham. Mr. and Mrs. Barnes will oc-
cupy their new home in Manoa Valley
after short honeymoon trip.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-06-21
FAMOUS CATCHER IS
TRADED BY CHICAGO

CHICAGO, June lO.-Johnny King,
veteran catcher of the Chicago Ma
tional League Club, and three other
members of the team were today
traded to the Boston Club of the Ma
tional League in one of the biggest
baseball deals of the year. Eight
players are involved.
With Killing, Chicago gave Linton
Griffin, recruit pitcher secured from
Atlanta of the Southern League; AL
fred Kaiser, an outfielder purchased
from the Louisville Club, and Henry
Weaver, pitcher who also came from
Louisville. In exchange, Chicago re-
ceived Ralph Good. an outfielder;
clifford Curtis, a pitcher formerly
with Milwaukee in the American As
sociation; Peaches" Graham, "A
catcher, who will take Kings place,
and Outfielder Collins. Graham for
merly played with Minneapolis in the
American Association.
The trade became effective imme-
diately, and King and Kaiser played
their first game with Boston today.
|-5uLLETIN ADS pAv-~
Wseklv RuIietiu ~ per wear.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-06-21
FIRE DESTROYS OLD LUCE HOME

One of the old residences In Homo
lulu, known as the Luce Home"
which stood on Sheridan street, below
King, was destroyed by fire yester-
day 1t was the Chlnaman, who was
working in that neighborhood, that
first saw the fire. He turned in the
alarm; but the fremen who arrived
shortly afterwards could not do any
thing to save the building.
Chief Thurslon Is now making In
vestlgations as to the cause of the fire,
The house was unoccupied at the
time, as the Japanese tenant had
gone TO work.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-06-21
ATHLETES JOIN
OAHU COLLEGE
Teams Will Be Strong When
School Opens Next
Fall.

The athletic squad at Oahu College
will be strengthened with the opening
of the fall term in September by the
presence of three stars from St Louis
College and former students which
will swell the list of athletes already
there.
Hans Fassoth. William Hoogs and
Frank Mackenzie are the three that
will help the college teams to victory.
Hans Fassoth comes from St Louis
College and is the best high jumper
in the Islands. He is also good with
the pole vault Frank Mackenzie will
be back again on the track team and
nd will make the other sprinters go
some. He holds the record for the
100 yards dash at the present time.
Mackenzie has been away for year
now, but will be at his post again
when school opens. In addition to be-
ing a good Splinter he is "a football
and baseball player of note. w. Hoogs
will be back again on the baseball
team after an absence of year. Il
also has been announced that Alex
ander Desha will enter the college
next year, He is a good hurdler and
one of the star baseball players.
Desha comes from the Hilo Boarding
School.
The st. Louis College baseball team
will lose few of its best players.
Franco, who covers second base in
fine style, and Joseph Fassoth, who
held the position behind the bat. will
go, and the third man to leave the
team will be All Tin, who put up some
fine plays at shortstop.
The Rams are strong for the open
ing year and are in hopes of putting
up a strong team which will bring
back the victory in all sports. None
of the track team boys are leaving
this year except Captain Ben Hussey
Of the soccer team and Dan Kalai of
the baseball team, who will be missed
when school opens again.
The High School will lose one of
their best all-round athletes this year
In Solomon Hoe. who has been cap
tain OF the soccer and baseball teams.
Solomon has been on the soccer and
baseball teams and did good work.
Kenneth Abter is another member
who will be missed. Lester Marks,
who has been on the soccer and track
teams, leaves the school this year. He
has been one of the prominent mem
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-06-21
u q ::
MCL0UGHLIN AND LONG
WIN TENNIS MATCH

STOCKTON, May 30. - The third
days play In the tennis championships
of Central California settled the mems
doubles title which was Won by Nc
Loughlin ana Long in Hereby con-
tested four-sct match, from Batkin and
Hunter. All the other championship
and II will require only eight matches
to complete the tournament.
u u :;
nolulu Saturday from the Coast lie
will he matched with Fitzgerald and
King as soon as he arrives.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-06-21
u - II u u u n u ~ ;. u u u II 80 u /,
SPORT CALENDAR.

u II Managers of baseball aud 9TH /:
.. or athletic teams would notify the ;
u Bul 10 in of the dates of pro- {
u posed matches so that such in /:
:: formation could be placed In the .
{; sport calendar it would be con- /:
:: sidercd favor. Address all COM .
.: munications to Sporting Editor, :
u u u le tin Office.
{. Sunday, June 25.
:: ACKNOWLEDGMENT VS.. Japanese; (:
[. Stars VS.. Portuguese. .
q Thursday, June %, .
!: Yacht Race (WrcuBl. Robert /.
!: son Cup !
{; Coronation Day-Crickct Match, /:
!. Alexander Field.
(. Monday, June 26. :
I: Field Meet at Fort Shafter. J
I: Sunday, July 2. :
Il Fifteen Mile Race Soldier King, :
{: Fitzgerald, Hubbenettc.
q Tuesday, July a.
.. Baseball with Keios - st. Louis
8, Alumni w. Keio University.
(: ]. A. c. VS.. Hawaii.
:. Track Meet, Lihuc Kauai-First
!: A. A. U. Sports.
q
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-06-21
RANDOM AT RANDOM

Yajaria Watanaba, a Japanese light
weight, and Jack Lennon went three
rounds to a draw in the main event of
the Columbia Clubs amateur boxing
show ON June IS, before u large crowd
of spectators.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-06-21

The Great Western Power company
will build at Big Meadows, In north
ern California reservoir that will
surpass In capacity the Roosevelt
dam and reservoir In Arizona, and
the Assouan dam in Egypt. Sufficient
water will be stored for the irrigation
of 100000 acres,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-06-21

There was game of baseball be-
tween the Indiana College and the Wa
soda nine on June 10, In which the
home team won to 2. The Wasedas
are learning the game fast.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-06-21

That game between the Japanese and
Hawails Sunday should he a rafting
20 from start to finish. Both teams are
eager to win, as It means a good deal
to either side that wins.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-06-21

The Waseda baseball team was de-
feated at Beloit, Wis, on June by the
Beloit team. 81. after an exciting
game.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-06-21
RACE ARRANGED
FOR JULY z

At u meeting held last evening, Pro-
moter f. ]. Love arranged for IA ~
teen-mlc race to take place at the
Athletic Park on July between Sol
dicr King, Fitzgerald and Hubbenette.
Hubbncttc and Fitzgerald have al
ready met in long-dlstance event,
which took place In San Francisco &C.
tober 4, 1909, in which Fitzgerald won,
Jimmie Fitzgerald is the champion
runner of Western Canada at any dis
lance from one to twenty-six miles,
and has not been defeated by anyone
over the fifteen mile course. AS 20
weight. he Is only los pounds, and is
one of the lightcst long distance run
ners.
Fitzgerald began To do regular long
distance running when he was twenty
one years of age. He IL now twenty
six. During the five years he has met
some of the best men in the long dis
lance events.
Fitzgerald claims that he makes bet
ter time on an indoor track, although
he had few indoor races while in Aus
tralla. Yesterday afternoon both he
and Soldier King Travelled to the Ath-
lctic Park. where the former watched
King run over the track. Fitzgerald
was astonlshcd at the way the soldier
ran, as he has improved great deal
since he had last seen him.
There should he n big crowd of sports
on hand when this race is pulled off,
as, with three good runners competing
the event will he an interesting one.
There is doubt as to whether Kaoo
will take up the 2G-milc run with F'itz-
gerald, as his demands are not such
as will please the promoter. It Is
hoped that the "waialua Horse" will
compete. rs II would be great treat
to see these two run.
8; 3: 8:
Jimmie Fitzgerald is ready TO run
any runner In the world over fifteen
mile course This Is talking some.
Jimmie Fitzgerald likes Honolulu fol-
its beauty, hut is wondering whether
the climate will affect him or not.
3. 8; .;
The Kclo team is still In the East
II Is scheduled to meet the Sacramento
athletic Club at Sacramento on Jun,
25th.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-06-21

Jimmie Fitzgerald Is ready TO run
milo course This Is talking some.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-06-21

Jimmie Fitzgerald likes Honolulu for
its beauty, hut is wondering whether
the climate will affect him or not
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-06-21
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The KcIo team is still in the East.
It Is scheduled to meet the Sacramento
Athletic Club at Sacramento on June
25th.