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DISTRICT TITlE FOR
MISS EVA BAKER
Defeats Miss Bryan in Wom-
ans Tennis Finals on
Bachelors Courts.

Miss Eva Baker won the District tito
Tor a second time Yesterday afternoon oa
the bachelors courts when she defeated
Miss Elizabeth Bryan. g, e aud -
in the final round of the women's singles
Miss Bryan put up much sitter fight
than was anticipated. ard at one time il
looked as IL she would win out. as. with
the score standing one set each. she ran
tie third set to deuce before she was
finally beaten.
Miss Baker put up her usual brilliant
game and looked Ia Ice at her best. espe-
cialiy at critical sta"es of the game The
card for the match was:
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Chamberlain Surprises Eynon.

Many surprises We're sprung in this
tourney, another coming in the defeated
oiShts. first sixteen. semi-iinal round,
when H. &. Chamberlain defeated Eddie
ENnon, up. Eynon was way off his
game. his putting. especially, being bad
Chamberlain won the first four holes. but
only had Eynon = down At the turn. II
dormie at the sixteenth, Chamberlain
having kept up his good work. EYnon
took the seventeenth. but lost the final
and deciding one when Chamberlain laid
him stymie. 1t Was hard match to
lose.
Another good match came in the second
sixteen when Al Leet of Columbia de-
feated S l.. Heap Of Chevy Chase. I.cet
was , down at the turn. He eVcned
matters up at the thirteenth and was up
for the first time at the fifteenth. He lost
the sixteenth when his ball went in the
bunker and he picked ii up after several
unsuccessful attempts at getting out. He
was up again on the next by making a
pretty I 10 Heaps - and Won the match
bv halving the nome hole.
Fully fifty players entered tn" handicap
match against par. but only fen turned
in their cards. The following turned in
car. f,l. This
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LAUREL RACING CHART.

Eleventh Dav-October I2-- Weather Clear; Track Fast
k minnie W. m o '1n o a Won Hs,F r S" dms
j W aimed By r.
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BLUE GRASS STAKE
FOR Joe PATCHEN i
Wins Three Straight Heats in
Feature Race at
Lexington.

LEXINGTON. Ky. October l2-1n spite
of the cool and threatening weather a
fair crowd was on hand for the fifth day
of racing at the Kentucky Trotting Horse
Breeders Association this afternoon.
The card was of three races and one
event. the 2.09 trot. which was left un-
finished yesterday. Most interest was
shown in the Blue Grass stake. valued at
S:,Gis' for 10 class PAGERS. Four start
ers faced the flag in this, with Joe
Patchen III standing out over the other
three. The game little son of Joe Patchen
proved too much for the field and took
three straight heats. with Mansfield drop
ping in second place each time.
Jack London. driven uy Tommy Muir
phcy, took tine unfinished event in the
fourth heat. After the race the judges
declared all bets off on account of the bad
acting OF DR. Mack. the winner OF the
first heat Yesterday afternoon. This big
gray geldng would not score properly
and finished last in the last three heats.
The third and fourth events went to
Robert NIilroi and Silver Diamond. re-
spectiVely. both in three unexciting heats
Summaries:
FIRST race. 2.u3 class. ir"tting: purse. 81 ,OOo:
three in live diminished from Friday
Jack London ch.h.. hy Consteraro
Dr., Iack sr.. by Bobby Burns
Myr;ic Graacii. BIN ,McDonald, 49,. F.. " :
lIeuche>ter. hik- Ii. ,Cixt... .......... : . =:
Funny Crank. h= Ulcers. ....-...... 4 :ro
Baron Dclrey. hr.h. t;"dneyt. ......... 6 :: 4 10
Tim"-3"9i,. ..o1l T. .1vIs 2.O0i,.
Second race. the Biue Grass stakes: 21o pae-
ers: value. 5000: three in five:
Joe ratchen II. b.h.. by ice Patchen
Msnsli,,id bin NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ! J
Irish Lad, h.g. tMallowy. ..........-.. :: !
Mabel T.. hm 'Jorcsl- )
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BOSTON HAS STRONG
CLAIM ON WORLDS
SERIES TITLE

Continued from First Paee
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l.
For three year, iugmlanl
=: Al Js : n y 40
Li h T. j.
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.
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Handicap Scores.
The Summaries.

FIRST SIXTEEN.
Semi lnal round-Walter J. Travis OF Garden
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WALTER J. TRAVIS CHAMPION
OF COLUMBIA GOLF TOURNEY
Defeats Robert Weir of Wilmington in the
Finals by Up and Three to Play
Before Large Gallery.

made it two On this hole both men
made beautiful drives and followed them
with good approaches TO the green
Travis being away. laid his approach
putt dead, We:r's being off the line and
leaving him too long a shot to putt to the
hole.
ON the eleventh t43l YARDS the Will
mington player had some hard luck. He
topped his drive and went into the ditch,
from which he lost stroke in eXtricatins
himself. He did not get out far enough
to get home on his third, as Travis drive
was low one with long roll. which
enabled him To lay his third dead TO the
hole and go out ii
Travis took the twelfth H1:, Yards in
4. which is stroke better than Far.
Weir making a par =. In doing this. a
long. low drive enabled linn TO make the
green on his second shot, and to hole his
hall on his second putt.
Weir made the best shot of the match
on the thirteenth. and it came at a
very opportunc time. 1t was a circular
putt from the edge of the green and gave
him d have. Travis had overrun the
green. and made good approach-putt.
and this shot OF Weir's WAS the only
thing that saved him the hole and pre-
vented Travis from making the count
dormie =. He made it dormie on the
next. however. when he halved il in par 1.
Weir Goes to Pieces.
1t was now up to Weir to win every
hole and he at once made this inn
probable by topping his drive on the
fifteenth $50 YARDS. Being down.
it WAS necessary for him to take his
driver again as a halve would now do him
no good. He topped his second drive sent
his third i'm the ditch and after using
another in getting out he picked up his
bali and conceded Travis the match.
Fully 2Do followed the match and
the old man WAS given Il rousinS
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SiXTH fNri ar 500" i
g Winner L. A. kra fits chs. .. Snrin
f.
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\aIalfi closer up than usual i
si.tj,a i.st :. .trcHth ,attrr 81
Z, i.-"er cutsa'N'. Charles L. Il
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MRS. HEADLEE
BOOSTS FOR HAWAII

Al u session OF III" Pacific Coast
Congress Of Festivals. held ur the 81.
Francis Hotel in San Francisco April
, Mrs. Francis King IIcadlco. for
mcr representative Of the local Pro.
motion Committee. found that Their"
was no representative present A. Nh"
session from Hawaii and at once ul.
rcrcd to m the position. Sn" gave q
good talk on Hawaii and created inn
prcssions for Hawaii that will b" last.
ing. She was put on the publicity
committee, and will attend another
meeting called for April Is. She met
sunny Jim" McCandlcss. on his way
to Los Angeles, who thanked her for
| her public spirit.
In the near future she plans 10 70
to Australia To got in touch with the
| Government tourist agencies, her plan
| being to return to the United Srai"s
| fully equipped for general publicity
work for all the Pacific.
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~ 800. T. 90" Iob IL. lHl2
John Euus and VT to Mrs Mary T.
LAX" ct nL -: int in II T. &"> Hawaii
hapHt WuHluu. oahu; So etc. T. 800,
p "OG. Mar II. 1917.
Charles NJ cook" I.ld e." r.,'ul" Land
y Imprymt 90 lrd. Par Rel. lots /
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ANA lS3 to lNo GucD, sec u, PaIolu
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= i2J. Mar II. 1912.
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of subdiv lots II, - und u Of gr ajoi,
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-04-10
cUhrOrAiroN NOTICES.
NOTICE.
ALEXANDER s BALDWIN, Ito

& BALDWIN, Ito.
n tI,. Holders Of Bonds OF the Nc.
Rrvde suuar Company, Limited:
Pursuant To- m-tru,uous UI the
l...,rJ of Drr,ruI. of M,lu4d, Su-.I
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-04-10

Honolulu
l. Henry Smith. Cl"rk uf tho circuit
court o! the First judicial Circuit. Ter
ritory Of Hawaii, do hereby certify the
! foregoing to Ice fun, true and correct
copy Of the original summons In tho
cnse of Territory Of Hawaii by Mar.
st,n Campbell Superintendent of Pub
lie Works, vs.. Isabella H. Woods ct
al, as the same remains - record and
on file In the office of IN" CLERK Of said
Court.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF. have
| h"rruuto set my hand and nriNod the
seal Of said Court this 2lst day OF
! April. 1911.
| lSouD HENRY SMITH.
Jerk, circuit Court Of the First Ju-
dicinl circuit, Territory Of Hawaii.
Ni">nnd'r Liudsay. Jr. Attorney
G"u"rnl ma Arthur q Smith. Deputy
\uorn"y General for N" Petitioner
5l2O-3m
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-04-10
LEGAL NOTICES.


Rl1ORT OF hawaii
IOLDING IEhmS IN IHE N'''
AND COUNTY OF HONOLOIO'
me TERRITORY OF ia" All W
Mnrsi"m ''"P''" super
OF iu'iIr N"lha' lI"lh''H an"
TONER. IS ISABELLA IL "'''D",
INI'MtIt PARKER ""''bS anu
MDI.IIE NhbIlS' ms "'I'' MANI
Alice BIZ 81 ana T. W.
BLIEII, h"r husb"hd' JHNi'S
FItNNk WOODS ana ~ ND'l'S'
his "tt', "a l. T. l. I ~ Il II =
wife, Mabel. V'lil.I'I'>''" BEN
LEY ana iI.NIN Hf' hI'hr' her
husband, MAI u M'DbS' LUZ
NpnIS, W SlIINHI'E' EiINf'"l
NopLlibJ ~ ana ALLEN w. l.
BOIIpMI.ED. Trustees under the
NiN Of james Wight d'r'aSrd'
kpIIhIN R\"' II 'bMPAN>' LINZ
TIED. "n Il""nll'n Corporation nav
ihg It, principal ONCE at fuuhue'
bisirr Of h"haIa' Island ana I'r-
rit"rl Of Hawaii, JOHN DOE. MARY
DOE ana Ri'IiNED DOE unknown
o"n"'s and claimants Defendants
ana Respondents.
IeHm SUMMONS
TIVE EENII 'Hr or IiAN All.
~ llIh hl'ii Slihi'' OF '"e
territory OF Ii""alI or nus b'P-
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-04-10

For news and the truth about II all
people buy the Bulletin.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-06-05
CVEANUP DAY
ARRANGEMENTS

Cleanup day will be on June 20,
preceded by an inspection on June
Is and followed by another inspection
on June %. This announcement was
made this morning by Acting Gov
ernor Mott-Smith. who is charge of
the cleanup day arrangements.
There will be meetings held this
evening of district improvement clubs
to make arrangements for reporting
TO the meeting to be held in the
Young Hotel roof garden on Friday
evening. Delegates to the Friday
evening meeting are to report (1) who
the captain of the district shall be,
(2) members who will be assistants,
(3) members who will be inspectors,
(D division of districts among as.
sistants and inspectors, (5) street and
house numbers of headquarters of the
district.
A plan is also under way to make
cleanup day a public holiday. This
will be discussed at the Friday even.
ing meeting.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-06-05

purpose of sizing up this city as the
location of one of his remarkable en-
terprises.
Mr.. Prior is one Of the kings in
the popular amusement field. His lat
est triumph is the great roller coast
er completed about a year ago at Ven
ice, California, one Of the largest
devices of this kind in the world. It
contains over 5000 feet of track, and
three cars run abreast, making It a
real race course of a most exciting
kind, Tt is kl(own as THE Race
Through the Clouds" and during the
height of last summers season It
made a record of $4,000 rides in
day.
Mr.. Prior is an oldtime newspaper
man of Chicago, who drifted into the
amusement field about ten years ago.
He has been very prominently identl-
fed with the white City" Chicago's
Coney Island, and he is the father of
the great Ice rink built in Chicago a
few years ago, on which a number OF
international hockey matches have
been held. At the present time he
is working on plans for a big amuse-
ment park for San Francisco, in
which the Southern Pacific system is
If the plans are carried
out 1t will mean that probably the
largest playground on the Pacific
Coast will soon be built in Alameda,
within twenty minutes' ride of the
California metropolis, and in a section
where the climatic conditions are
much more pleasant than on most
parts Of the bay.
Mr., Prior expects to return to the
Coast on the 18th inst, but states
that he will be back within a year.
He is much impressed with Homo
Iulu's climate, and foresees for the
city a great future as a tourist re-
sort.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-06-05
Coat Stolen
With Papers

G. H. Gere, engineer for the Bishop
Estate, had his coat stolen from the
seat of his carriage on School street
this morning, while he was afield
some distance in his shirtsleeves look.
Ing over some property. For the gar
ment itself he is not caring So much,
but it's pockets contained some valu-
able papers, including a warrant for
$3.50, happily not endorsed, received
in the mail from the other islands
this morning.
This misadventure is number three
within few days for Mr.. Gere and
his family. On Sunday his young son
John fell off a tree and broke an
arm, and this morning the baby had
its mouth cut by being thrown off the
front seat of an automobile, when the
machine struck rut in front of Mr..
Ceres house.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-06-05
UNITED STATES MARINES LAND ON THE SOIL OF CUBA
Prosecution
For Cutting
U. S. Trees

The Kapiolani estate will be per-
mitted to continue the work of de-
stroying the grove Of algaroba trees
planted on Punchbowl by King Kala-
kaua for the benefit of the Hawaiian
people, so far as the timber on the
land which the estate holds under
lease is affected.
Officials of the federal government
who wished to preserve the park have
been informed that the estate is ap-
parently within its legal rights in
cutting down the timber, and General
Macomb has limited the jurisdiction
Of the military guard stationed On
Punchbowl to the Waikiki side, which
is a military reservation. The Eva
side, claimed by the estate under
lease, has already been practically
Continued on page four.)
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-06-05
$1,000 JUDGMENT
IS SATISFIED

John Carlos Madeiros, by his at
torneys, Douthitt & Coke, has filed in
the circuit court a satisfaction of the
judgment for damages in the sum of
$1,000 recently passed upon by the su-
preme court in his favor and against
the Honomu Sugar company.
Victoria R. Silva has brought suit
for divorce from John r. Silva on the
ground of extreme cruelty.
Judge Whitney was this morning en-
gagged in the trial of a contested di-
vorce case.
Len She, who was recently convict
ed in the district court on a charge
of selling opium and who appealed
to the circuit court, pleaded guilty
before Judge Robinson this morning.
The Judge suspended sentence for
thirteen months.
The territorial grand Jury is ex-
pected to make a partial report to
Judge Robinson at $3.50 o'clock this
afternoon.
The Frank Sullivan case was again
before the federal court yesterday
Additional evidence tend
ing to show that Sullivan is weak.
minced was submitted. The hearing
on the motion to set aside the dismis-
sal of the case will not be finished
for several days.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-06-05
Famous College Athlete
For Physical Director

An intercollegiate champion athlete
will be the next physical director of
the Y. M. G. A. in Honolulu accord
ing to word received from General
Secretary Super this morning, stating
that he had engaged W. L. Johnson
OF the University of Missouri TO fill
the place.
Johnson is a famous Western ath-
lete, the winner of the mile run in
the last Western intercollegiate Track
Conference when he took the event in
the time of 4;27 S-5, constituting the
record for the West He has also fig
ured in the two-nile events as win
ner and was considered as one Of
those who may represent the United
States at the Olympic games at
Stockholm, Sweden.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-06-05
Have
War Game
On Fourth

Honolulu will have Fourth Of July
celebration this year which will more
than make amends for the years in
which the birthday of the nation has
not been recognized by public fes-
dvities. ]. Walter Doyle, head of the
committee on arrangements, is enthu-
siastic over the progress being made
and the manner in which the business
men are coming forward to do their
share.
General Malcolm Macomb com
manding the Department of Hawaii,
is much interested and has arranged
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-06-05
HOMES1EADS AND BEACH LOTS
WILL Be AUCTIONED SATURDAY

Land Commissioner Tucker return.
ed from the Island of Kauai this morn
ing, where he has been engaged in
going over the Kapaa tract of gov
ernment land that is shortly to he
opened Already inquiries regarding
this land have been coming into the
land Office and the land commissioner
expects a record breaking list of ap-
plicants for homesteads in the tract.
which is said to be the finest pine
apple land on the Garden Island.
On Saturday noon, four tracts of
government land will be sold at auc-
tion, the sale to take place in front
of the Capitol building, and it is ex-
pected that the lots will be bought
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Secretary MCCIeIIan'S
Resignation Received

Confirming the Stars special cable
dispatches of some ten days ago, the
Chamber of Commerce this morning
received a letter from George Nick
Mcclellan, rendering his resignation
as Washington representative of the
body. The letter is as follows:
Washington, d. c., May 20, 1912.
THE Chamber of Commerce, Homo
lulu, T. H.
Dear Sir: In order to carry out
my deferred plan of devoting my time
to the practice of law. beg to ad-
wise you shall not ask for a renewal
of our present working arrangement,
which expires on September 80 next.
am giving you notice at this time
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THE COLISEUM IN CHICAGO
WHERE THE REPUBLICAN
CONVENTION WILL Be HELD

ASSOCIATED Press Correspondence1
CHICAGO, May 29.-For the third
time since its erection 13 years ago,
the doors of the Coliseum will be
thrown open June IS for the accom-.
mediation of a Republican National
convention. In 1904 the Republicans
nominated Col. Theodore Roosevelt
for president in this building and in
1908 under the same roof william
II. Taft was chosen as the party's
standard bearer.
The Coliseum is on Wabash avenue
between 18th and 10th streets, less
than a mile from the center Of Chi
oago's retail shopping and hotel dis.
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for a military tournament which will
compare favorably with the biggest
ever given in mainland cities and
which will contain features which
but few persons in the United States
have the opportunity of viewing,
There will be a civic parade the
morning of the Fourth in which natu-
rally the military will not take part.
Their share in the program will be-
gin at 1890 o'clock at Kapiolani park.
The card as arranged at present will
bring forward the Fifth Cavalry as the
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