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NOTICE.

All members of Bisbeo Nest No.
1908 o. o. o. are urgently requested
TO attend a special meeting Oh Men
day evening, June oath, at s p. m.
as business of great importance is
TO come up before the lodge
@ J. REAROON,
1l3. Secretary.
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BY SID c. KEENER

NEW YORK, June 22:-1nat IA
nous "Eea-yahi" Shrek, that eccen-
trio dance with one hoof hoised high
into the air with both arms stetched,
that echoing whistle and mary other
maneuvers made famous by Hughey
Jennings will be heard and ieen no
more inside the bail orchad. In
other words, the tactics used by the
Tigers effeTvescent pilot br five
years have departed.
That auto accident of last winter
has wrecked the health OF Innings,
and instead of performing like a
raying maniac on the coaching lines
as he did for five years. th' brainy
little Tiger leader is forced q change
his habits around first and third base.
Jennings is through with te noisy
stuff. Not because he has tired of
screeching. whistling and dancing.
but his strength will not stnd the
strain. In fact, the auto smashup
night about a complet change
III fiusHey Character.
When Jennings was iniuAd last
winter IL was thought that he crash
would result fatally, and at me time
ne was between life and dath. But
ne won the battle He fought and
won. And now he is fighting again:
MS own temperament. reflsing to
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-23
Selegna Sol Apartments

1887 So. Flower St, Los Angeles.
Newest, most elegantly equipped in
the City. TWO dressing rooms in each
apartment. Five minutes from bust
ness district. Center of church and
club house section
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-23
Johnson


All pugilistic dope books giyel
March 81 1873 as the date of Jack
Johnsons birthday That makes him
"a. However. Jim Corbett is just one
big gentleman in sport who says that
the champion is 81.
Speaking of Corbett that splendid
former commander of the heavy
weight division is daily expected at
Camp Flynn. He recently wrote Man
ager Curley stating that he intended
being in East Las Vegas no later than
two weeks before the Fourth, as not
only was he anxious to do all he
could to help the condition of Flynn
and put him in fighting trim, but that
he had a rest coming, following his
busy whirl on the vaudeville stage.
Corbett is just completing 40 weeks
season. II is his intention to bring
Mrs. COrbett south with him. He
will also ship on his auto and have
the proper desired vacation between
trips TO the Montezuma training camp.
When Ed. w Smith was named last
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-23
Hym-Johnson Contest Starts
At Two O'clock Sharp on July a

Saturday TO referee the Flynn-John-
son contest the last detail was ar
ranged The whole country applaud
ed the choice. All along the race for
the position was between Smith and
Jack WEIGH, San Francisco's promin-
ent, ditto popular. sporting man.
Others were considered, noticeably Ed
w. Cochrane of Kansas City; Abe
f2uock of Denver. and Jack McGui-
gan on Phi 10 . :2lphia. Both sides want
ed Smith. So did the promoters
Then, WEIGH was eminently satisfac-
tory in every way to the three sides
The final selection, not made until
after a weeks scrapping, was Smith
incidentally Welch saw that he
would not be idle July by accepting
Los Angeles offer to officiate at the
Wolgast-Riyers setto. Smiths two al
ternates at the FlynnJohnson encoun-
Abe Pollock
The Fourth Estate owns the referee
and his two alternates of the Flynn
Johnson contest. Ed w Smith, the
first choice, is sporting editor of the
Chicago Evening American. He is
probably the country's premier fistic
expert and a writer of unusual bril-
iiancy. Mr.. Smiths last ring engage
ment was in Indianapolis, Ind, last
month, when he served as the third
man in the ring when Packy McFar-
land defeated Ray Bronson Edward
COchrane, the first substitute referee.
is sporting editor of the Kansas City
Journal. The game of biff has few
cleyerer news chroniclers than COch-
referee field. The Missourian's las.
ring engagement was AT the Luther
McCarthy-Carl Morris bout in Spring
field, Mo, some two months ago. Mr.
Pollack, Mr.. Smiths other alternate,
is the Denver News fistic expert. The
sport has few better Or more accu-
ate critics than the former Chicagoan.
Up until the time that the curtain
went down on boxing in Chicago Pol
lock operated in that city. 4ie refereed
q lot of important contests and also
handled a lot OF good boys.
Professor Watson Burns, Jack John
sons chief handler. and a trainer par
excellence, will take George DeBray
the Chicago heavyweight. 70 Califor-
mia with him after the July fusa.
Burns is very sweet on the big white
boy lie places him in the LOT of bona
fide hopes" and is particularly anxi-
Gus TO send him against the winner
of the Al Kaufman-Charley Miller
battle.
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(By II. ". LANlGAND

Starting time of the F1ynn-Johnson
contest July is o'clock
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THE TEDFORD
Apartments That Are Different
1917 w. 10th ST.,
Los AnQeics

Lishtest, ARREST in city. to 10 windows
each Every modern cOny enience Direct
Phones Very large rooms and dressing
rooms. Roof garden. Prices right Walk
ing distance OF w 9Th 81, car to sun
bury.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-23

EAST LAS VEGAS, y. NJ. June 22:
DR. Edwin X. Shaw of las Vegas,
a practitioner for 80 years and a sur
geon for the Santa Fe railway most
of that time. recently examined Jim
Flynn and Jack Johnson, principals
in this city's heavyweight champion
ship combat July T. He also TOOK
new measurements of the two renown-
ed ringsters. DIR. Shaw was loud in
his praise of both men. However
Flynn came in for his happiest send
OF. DR.. Shaw's comment on the Pueb-
loan, given under his own signature
at the request of Jack Curley, follows:
Il regard Jim Flynn as one of the
most magnificent specimens OF physi-
cal development | have ever examin-
ed. His eyesight is normal: his
heart and lungs normal in every par
ticular; likewise his abdominal or
gans. In fact. do not find flaw in
the man in any particular at all. He
seems TO have wonderful endurance
the altitude not Affecting him in the
least, and ne certainly ought TO be
able TO Withstand great deal of pun
ishment"
DR.. Shaw went further, and really
told IL all, when he stated that Flynn
was a yeritable iron man" The dis
tinguished practitioner has examined
a lot of famous characters in the col
lege athletic world. Then, Flynn and
Johnson are not the first two Queens
berry gladiators to come under his
notice. He examined the white chal-
lenger and the dusky champion Sat
urday. June Is. He took Flynn some
30 minutes after the fireman COM
pleted his hours rapid workout in
the Mortezuma training camp. DR..
Shaw got" Johnson an hour later
about an hour and one-half after Lii
Artha wound up his matinee
DIT. Shaw found Johnson's heart.
lungs and abdominal organs in per-
fecJly healthy condition. However
he declares that the champions chest
expansion is not up to the standard
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
indianapolis 3. Columbus 5: (ten in.
nings).
milwaukee 5. st. Paul 4.
Kansas city 4. Minneapolis s.
Toledo 3, Louisville 9.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-23

Stewart and Brown: Koesner and
Fisher.
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COAST LEAGUE

At Los Angeles r. ~ p
Oakland .. 20
and Mite. ii'ii
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LEARN A TRADE MAJ sss ..a ssss'.s ss sa s
uto,lobie reparin driving
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San Gabriel Apartment,
THE KIT" IRRIGATION SYSTEM 8

modern plant and miniature
all times. our Brown Book TaE i
Angeles Central or Hoonar A.
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When Ed. w. Smith was named las
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-23

,,;l fa.A, ringing Ragon. Kent and
kiilifer, Doom. > "''''
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ORANGE APARTMENTS

SUITES Also SINGLE rooms. Roof garden Balconies :
conVehiefces Rates reasonable. c. H. Keene Manager.
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pERCIVAL HOTEL AND APARTMENTS

Just opened. Bright Sunny apartments wi
venience. Roof garden. One-half block from
who want the best at the right price
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-06-05
LITTLE INTERVIEWS

boy and not by myself. / was not
scared as stated but acted with ad-
mirable presence of mind. I am an
employee of the Waterhouse Trust Co.
and to say that a blazing oil-stove
frightened me is doing me an injus-
tice.
A. F. COOKE-The girls of the JL-
venile .Bostonians have to show their
legs to some extent in order to dance
gracefully but the show isn't what
would call leg show. I wish to
state that those. young ladies' don't eX'
pose themselves half as much as dc
many of Honolulu's society women
They also allow their forms tc
grow as nature intended and don't
deform themselves with corsetf
like some ladies who may be seen or
the street every day.
THOMAS F. PRIOR-I had som,
idea that Honolulu might be ready 70,
modern amusement park, but l an
afraid such project would be littl,
premature To be a success such al
undertaking must have sustained sup
port. which 7 am afraid could not b.
counted on at present, Hawaii's mos
delightfully."- equable climate should b.
big drawing card for tourists, and
can appreciate how a person, wit
something besides climate and seer
cry to occupy his mind, would fin
this a delightful place to live in.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-06-05
NO ONE-SIDED TRADE.

II Honolulu had steamship connections with the trut markets
the sound country Portland California would think twice Oeo
nvitro reprisas laying embargo on our AVOCADO I
which must buy our coast nun
California or 90 without and the hmslest peNtS arc uSe u u
down reciprocal trade Exports of Hawaiian avocado pears
rorg horticultural or agricultural in California especially uIl
Gated ON arrival to free them of possible meay bugs ana green
banana as shipped here cannot possibly harbor ruy larvae OF
t; 1se obnoxious California would the point quickly enough
tLe civ were in shape get fruit imports from oregon
would be less sensitive to the hue
eat crnoratons which control the tropical tr trade OF %
Sate from the vantage ground OF Mexico and Cenai anu
d see the commercial wisdom of giving Hawai- TAR play
trade with the Sound region "oulu Oe
~ ft Aies cannot do the local fruit up there harm anymore
an thew do the Eastern fruit and RECIPROCITY could oo"'
New York has been importing fruit from the Mederranea ever
s steamships were invented have brought IN nnuraON
a r larvae Nevertheless Middle States own peaches Pu
49, cranes aDDe and do have reason to complain OF
fac presumably due nhospitaly of the temperate
@ conditions to this warm country product Sudden changes OF
@ ttsc Of bird life and scientists right that the Med
anean fAv already California climatic conditions W
are more marked in Oregon and Washington must account 1or us
failure spread aud
regular ferry like the old Alameda between mere ana
+be Sound would up fine reciprocal trade he Nott"e
wants bananas pneappes, avocado and other oca u
would send us apples Irish potatoes cider milling products ocer
lumber and forage Suh service "OuN
exchange of tourists Tor llaWa Is e
winter Dvgrond Northwesemers and the Northwest
natural summer resort And not the least advantage would DC
the regulation of California trada competitive recourse Whh
teach california that place to be merely explored oy
San Francisco obbe interest of state ru growers anu ~
selves nd denied trade privileges IN return
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-06-05
WALT MASON.

Gomez wants to suspend Cuban constitution first to make
if easier afterwards suspend the rebels
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-06-05
THE ELECTIONS IN JAPAN.

general election has lately taken place in apan with the result
supporters of the Saon ministry have maintained S
majority The new House will be composed follows; Inc
Kai government supporters) 20 Nationalist oPPoson parry "
Cnuoha government supporters under the leadership OF certain ]
mon ed( and unahiated 3d. This leaves the ministry mtac
though it is said its stability will depend the success OF the a.
ministratve financial reimbursement bill which Is coming u" " ~
parliamentary session ,1. o,;os ,ni,icb. e
The election has developed phase Of Japanese politics Wn Il,
similar aspect OF our own cNhZauo"
election methods seem been corrupt 1t appears rom e
number of Yokohama paper that three party groups @
49, candidates have been arrested tried and convicted OF
bribery The punishment imposed by the court involved Sl es
and cnotv fotue of franchise which prompts the 1okoa
% rs saw that the time has passed Japan when corruption can
continue long unpunihed example in passing LOT llo
anaon AGAINST this amenabe practice among the mouse Oh peers
and naiamenaans had large business interest among certain
ornae concerns was assured begun tour years ago ana
@ ~ and honorable citizens will submit to apng back into
nconcer over nation whose avants are carried away by
the temptation of unearned reward
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-06-05
U. S. TREES
Continued from page one..)

Continued from page one.)
denuded of timber and within day OF
two will be treeless.
Although the Rapiolani estate is
said to be within it's rights, much in.
dignation has been aroused by it's
claiming its pound of flesh" for the
sake, it is said, of a paltry $500. The
lease the estate holds expires August
IA when the land Is supposed to revert
to the governmnt stripped of all that
would make it valuable to the com.
munity.
The Kapiolani estate, however, is
not likely to go scathless in the mat.
ter. When the woodcutters were sent
in, no effort was made, It is said, 10
show the choppers the dividing line
between the leasehold and the reser
Vation' AS a result some of the
finest timber on the reserva
this, 1t is announced, the government
will hold the Kapiolani estate respon.
sible. The matter has been placed in
the hands of District Attorney Brock.
ons by the military authorities for
prosecution of its claims ror trespass
and destruction of timber on federal
property.
The military guard is still being
maintained to prevent further acts oil
| vandalism ON federal land
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-06-05

There is not the slightest sign that L. Tenny Peck has gone to
Washington to Governorsp that the impressions OF
Messrs Parker Hosen that further efforts to rear sup
planted will be of no avail mistaken That Mr. Peck would
make suitable governor but just he not looking that
way gone national capital business for the Rapid
Transit.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-06-05

Judge Baldwin of Connecticut the Democratic governor IS the
man who threatened to SANDER account OF
caunne Rough visited him during the campaign
years ago would curious of the tables, Judge
Baldwin who seeking the Democratic nomination to the Presidency
should get i and beat Roosevelt in the election
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-06-05
Fine Job Printing, Star Office.
MEETING NOTICE.

There will be regular meeting of
the Waialae, Kaimuki and Palolo I'M
provement Club, Inc, at the room ad-
jacent to the Kaimuki Mercantile Co.
store, end of car line, on Thursday
evening, June 6, 1912, at 1880 o'clock.
A full attendance of the residents
of the district is desired.
Business: To formulate plans for
Cleanup day.
JAMES II. FIDDES,
Secretary.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-06-05

Roosevelts brgandage Tats in Ohio
as loud his cry fraud his New York
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-06-05
HAWAIIAN BUNCH
IN SAN FRANCISCO

Under portraits Of Charles Rice and
John Wise, the San Francisco Chron-
icle of May % gives the following
mention of the arrival of those Re
publicans and others bound for Chi
cego:
That Hawaii is taking an active in
terest in the selection of the Repub-
lican candidate for President was
manifest from the passenger list of
the Manchuria, which included eight
residents of the islands who are On
their way to Chicago.
only one of the number, Charles
Rice. is a delegate, while ]. H. Wise,
native Hawaiian, is an alternate.
The other six are going in the role Of
spectators. Among the latter is ex-
Governor George r. Carter, who was
an appointee of Theodore Roosevelt,
and is going to Chicago with A. H.
C. Atkinson, who was secretary Of
the territory during the Carter adj
ministration, to do what he can for
his friend.
Delegate Rice and Alternate Wise
like the other members Of the Ha-
vaiian delegation, which has SIX
votes, are strong supporters of Pres
ident Taft.
William r. Castle, who is an eX-
Acknowledgement Of the territory, as
we'll as being largely interested ~
the sugar industry of the islands, IS
IN his wav to Europe to accompany
his daughter on her return. He also
will stay over at Chicago to have a
look at the Republican convention
and Join in the shouts for Taft
Another member of the party Is A.
6. Hartwell, who was one-time Chlei
Justice of the territory. HartwHll was
claimed yesterday by both the Tart
and Roosevelt factions Of the Hawai-
ian travellers, but he says for himself
, that he is for Taft.
] Albert Horner, who is an eX-mem
Der of the Legislature, is one Of the
, party who expects to root" To-
/ Roosevelt at Chicago as long as
E there is a chance; while w. H. Hoogs
: another ex-member Of the Legislature
at present treasurer of the Republi
: can organization in the Islands, Il
strong for taft. Hoogs was a dele
1 gate at the convention Of 1904 tina
nominated Roosevelt for Vice-Pres
ident, but believes that the thir
term principle will defeat his amb
tons for the nomination this year.
Among the eight there was littl
but politics talked on the way IN
and Of those who are going as spec
tators the Taft and Roosevelt SUI
porters each claim that they aF
merely making the trip to be on han
r to laugh at their opponents when the
lose. They all report that the Reput
lican Territorial convention was e1
ceedingly interesting, as the resul
of which the six delegates were elet
ted and pledged to vote for Presiden
Taft Rice will be named as the H;
waiian member of the National con
>. mittee for the next four years. ,
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-06-05
NO Difference
BY WALT MASON.

will argue things my friend my time debating
here mend and other chores waiting Leu
candidates their gamethat of things eNpeceut
things will 90 matter who's elected The orators
and hand and strcure my bucn men
laid ara her silly and must and seek her
nest and see that she's and things will all be for the best no
matter who's The comtrys future in doubt 1t always
was nv nepbor help that future shall stay home
and labor the threats don't distress make my soul de
ected the land will hump along matter who's elected
those e-seeung who
hone TO collar pleasant snaps if their the winners keep my
growing pumpkin from bugs and worms protected the lana VIII
still be doing fine matter who's elected
Cartwright 1912 by George Matthew WALT MASON.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-06-05
THE DELAYS OF FISHER.

Secretary Fisher again whether he Will visit iia"a III
Juyhe Of Presidential campagnor IN September We
1ot bepns to shape its flood 1t appears from tins that
tbe Secretary Interior tng with liaWa young
at the visiting upon her that hope deferred Wc ahe
heart sick We can stripping the leaves OF the marguerite III
her occult count coming and then sadly lie GoGn not
che @ He has made so many ae promises forsoot lie was
surely coming in April or May Before that he was Just waiting inc
heck and cali of the coy Kuho Back Of that he was not gong TO Jet
sn,g omen without making Hawaii long call About February
he pt start next Monday The Secretary even booked S d
passage on the Sierra the first Hawaii knew ne was coming
t oss+er coast from Panama Then he spebndng III doD
states even after Mcclellan the woudbe governor mad urged MN "
uncertain whether be VIII come III "
nt when the President will need him at home much or most
In fine meantime the vands have grown cold awaiting the e
600 +orinr and the voices Hawaiian have grown
hoar from praccng phrases of praise and advice Wh De
cratic enemies of Governor Frear have been teaching them
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-06-05
REMOVAL NOTICE.

Mrs. Taylor, the florist, has remoy.
cd from the Young Hotel Building to
store on Hotel street formerly occu.
pied by Rietow, the ieweler, head OF
Bishop street in oregon Block, op
posite the Young Hotel Cafe.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-06-05

of Orozco is has been again shown by MS
teegraphed permission the bandit Zap to attack the City OF
Mexico with provso that he must not modest foreigners
ZaData recognized hghwayman might do he pleased with Mex
and their property and with the personnel OF the govern
men He would probably conduct himself BLACK Bart Chris
Evans the head Of their maurauder bands they
had captured Orozco exception of foreigners from
boodsed and page prevent foreign intervention but in
point fact nothing could do justify that course than to turn
the capital Of Mexico to brgands
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-06-05

A man inserted a classified Ad." In
The Star lately received an answer
and closed the desired deal In less
than one hour after the paper left the
office. Star classified" ads. bring
quick results.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-06-05
Henry WaterhOuse
Trust Company
Limited
FOR SALE.

Large terraced lot, cor. Magazine
and Spencer SITS. Well improved and
splendid view.
Lots at Palolo Valley and WiIhel.
nina Rise, $500 and up.
Story and half house on Khan 81
. bedrooms, parlor, dining room,
kitchen, bathroom, servants quarters
and garage, $500.
FOR RENT.
Furnished.
Makiki ST., bedrooms. 90
1915 Kalakaua ave-, 8 bedrooms 5000
Keeaumoku ST., bedrooms. >. 5000
Unfurnished.
Piikoi st, mr.. King, bedrooms
onIy '''.'... ...............$ $4,000
kalihi I'd. and Beckley st.,
DSuAOOulS '.'..'..... ,...,., 3b.OU
Palolo Hill, l bedroom, to Oct.
J. 1917 Observation-Disclosures,
Kalakaua ave-, bedrooms As. 90
Judd st., bedrooms ......... so. 90
Matlock ave-, bedrooms ..... 27.5O
Lunalilo ST., 3 bedrooms ...... 80. 90
Lunalilo st., bedrooms ..... 81. 90
Beretania ST., bedrooms ..... q. so
HENRY WATERHoUsE TRUST
o."PANY, LIMITED,
Corner Fort and Merchants SITS.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-06-05

People in the California valleys being by the heat
but we tradewnd Hawaii except one OF
soldier who paraded with full kit the hottest part OF the day
slight SunrOke practically unknown here
though among prevalent msnfomaton Of Hawaii abroad that
orrd aborers the iron works. where furnace heal
added to the kind do suffer from prostraons