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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-08-30
BOKINGSH0W AT
HILOACOu)EDY
Major, o-s. GA. GA.

Especial Star Bulletin CorrespOndence1
HILO, Aug. 29-The boxing con-
tests staged at the, arInory on last
Saturday evening were entertaining to
degree seldom attained in the city
OF Hilo. but 1t was necessary that the
spectators should be possessed of a
sense Of humor to appreciate the three
bouts.
In the first preliminary Young JEFF
freys was pitted against Charlie, the
Filipino boy, and a whirlYind russell
ensued, with the Filipino boy forcing
Jeffreys all around the ring by his
greater weight and Jeffreys swinging
flailslike blows in all directions.
Neither of the boys received any pun
ishment worth mentioning but the
bout was productive of as much laugh
ter as the average musical comedy.
Both Of the boys were In distress after
the first round, but simply through
their own wild efforts to land. At the
end of the fourth round Referee
KIemme decided the match was a
draw, which was about the only deci-
sion he could give.
Jules de Mello and Ablaza, another
Filipino aspirant for pugilistic honors
were slated to box for six rounds, but
enc minute was quite enough for the
Filipino. Jules de Mello, as the two
came together after a few seconds of
sparring, landed q short arm blow to
the stomach, which effectively scared
his opponent, who took the first OPP
portunity to drop to the floor and take
the count.
Even more amusing was the final
bout, staged as the meeting between
the local champions of Portugal and
the Philippines. The first round pass
ed without either of the men even
getting down to work, though the Ell
ipino fiddied away as though he really
intended to hit de Mello He did not
hit him and de Mello tried the stall
ing stunt, but his work had not
enough skill about it to delude any
Of the numerous audience.
In the second round Ben de Mello
went down twice, much to the edifi-
cation of the Filipino enthusiasts, but
the falls were not the result of the
Filipino's blows. De Mello landed a
few light left jabs on his opponents
mouth and nose during this round,
bringing blood.
In the third round, in response to
the requests of some of the audience
10 show some boxing. de Mello began
to loosen up and in less than min
nte.Rag linawan was on the mat, tax.
ing the count. He received a couple
of lefts in the face and right cross
to the side Of the head, which was
quite sufficient
Taking the entertainment as it ap-
pealed to most, it was success; as
a boxing exhibition it was a rank fail.
lure.
There was a fairly large attendance,
the bulk of the audience being Fill
pinos, who were enthusiastic as to the
chances of their men against the local
boxers
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Especial Star Bulletin Correspondence
SCHOFIELD BARRACKS, Aug.

Especial Star-Bulletin Correspondence
SCHOFIELD BARRACKS, Aug. 80.
I'm the past two weeks the 1st in.
fantry has again. increased It's bat.
ting stride, and the players have
climbed into certain second place,
The leaders are in no danger, but II
is unlikely that the artillery viii be
able to displace the LIST infantry. Oh
the men who have played half the
games, Williamson and Cullens have
stepped out of the, second rate class
end are now crowding Hollingsworth
and Collins. E. Mason, of the 1st in.
fantry, has dropped considerably and
has failed to keep up with the ad
vance of his team.
Kent still leads on the highest mum
Der of singles of the series although
Williamson of the 25th is but one
hit behind. Swinton holds his title
to being the largest run getter, finish,
ing the week with 81, with Cullens
and Williamson tied for base steal
ing, with Is apiece.
A glance further down the column
shows a big advance by the list in
fantry catcher, M. Mason, who will
probably bat his average further w
the list before the season ends.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-08-30
TEAM RAFTING AVERAGES
CHINESE JUNIORS TO
PLAY GAMES At HIL0

The Chinese Athletic Union team.
champions of the Junior League for
the fret series. win play in Hilo Sun
day and Monday, against picked oppos'
iti0n from the Hilo League. Twelve
players via make the trip, n charge
81 Manager Luke Kim, and Tin Chong.
the financial hacker OF the organIza-
ton. The local boys viii visit the
volcano while On the Big Island
The team which win san o. the
Mama Kea this afternoon, Is made up
as fellows: 80
Yen Chin. c: Hoon Ki fcapt.J. p;
Hoon chepng, Id; Tan 10. 2b; Apau.
5h; Akai. S.; Kan Fat. II; Harry ron
Sen, II; Tin Yen. CT: Kong Lau. e.;
Charles Wong, ar; Yew Char RI.
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BECAUSE We
ARE MARRIED.

Last nights bowling contest on the
~" alleys resulted in victory for
the married. although at no time dur
ing the match was there any certainty
as to its outcome.
Considering that some Of the play
ers were out of practice, some excel
lent scores were made by both teams.
To Rietow and Clark OF the married
men, must 60 the evenings honors for
figh score and high average. Scott,
the reliable, had high average for the
bachelors, but tied with Gear for high
score The result:
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MEMS DOUBLES
CHAMPIONSHIP
STARTS TODAY
ToDAY's SCHEDULE.

TODAY'S SCHEDULE.
At Pacif:c-3 p, M, Robertson and
lizard VS.. EkIund and o'poWda.
4:15, Castle and Lowfey vs. Guard
and .Littlejohn.
At 6eretania-3 p. M, Hoogs and
Hogs VS.. A. Marshall and Dowsett;
Judd and I. King VS.. cupha and
Warren.
4:15, Henoch and Henoch We. Roth
and Cooke; Novel; and Andersen vs..
Glib and Nicholson; Kennedy and
towrey VS.. Bockus and Horner.
The mems doubles tournament, for
the championship of the Hawaiian isl.
ands, will start today. The event
was to have been launched yesterday
with q single match, but Harold Dill
fngham was unable to play, and rather
than change the drawings. F. e.
Steere and John Waterhouse We're sub
gtituted for Harold Dillingham;. and
Harold Castle, and the match post
poned until this afternoon.
The tournament should bring out
some first-class tennis. There are
some good teams entered, and interest
in the result is keen. The new singles
champion, c. A. Major, viii not take
part, as business calls him back to
Hilo, and his absence is regretted,
Roth land Dillingham;, the present
holders, are also absentees this year,
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GAMES Az HoILIIII

This afternoon the H. A. C. and All
Service teams. Of the Honolulu Base
ball League, are playiag at hoiliilI.
There viii be game between the Pu-
nahous and H, A. C.'s at the same field
Monday afternoon at Sis. Francis
Brown will pitch for the Puns.
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OAHU LEAGUE GAMES

The regular double header OF the
Oahu League will be played at Athlet-
ic Park tomorrow, the first game be-
ing called at 1870. The Asahis play
the Hawaiis in the opener. and the
Portuguese and Stars meet in the Sec
ond game.
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Tennis title
GOES IOC. A,
MAJOROF HILO


Cedric A Major Of Hilo is the new
tennis champion OF the Hawaiian
Islands. Yesterday afternoon, at the
Moana hotel courts. the former Cor.
nell crack putplayed and outgeneraled
William Eklund Of Eva, winning the
finals in straight sets. 90, Ga, 81.
This is Majors first tournament ap-
Dearance on Oahu. and his showing
II an the more creditable on that ac-
count.
Major proved conclusively yester-
day that he is the class Of the tour
nament. His game improved steadi-
" during the week, and he defeated
IN turn John O'Dowda, w. B. lizard,
A. L. Castle and VIM. Eklund, the last
three named being probably the three
best men In the event outside Of the
new champion. Before coming to
Honolulu to compete. Majors reputa-
ton as q tennis player was known,
and he was considered champion
ship possibility, especially by those
who had seen him In action on the
Big Island, and his showing justified
the faith Of his friends
Eklund made q game fight all the
ressrsisbin proved too '' much for the
I6,tear-old niantafion crack. Tourna.
-nenf experience told. and this.
fecfed uD by some very pretty ten
his. showed up Eklund to disad-
vantage. Majors. passes on backhand
shots Invariably landed within a few
inches Of the corners. and his cross
court volleys usually caught his OPP
nonent OF hts balance. The cham.
1I5n used no particular pace, but his
I|r1.boundine bali proved puzzler,
and won him many points by forcing
|kInnd TO return il out Of court.
Court Favored Major.
Major Is not used to hard courts,
and was doubtful II he would be able
40 rInv his game on asphalt, but, as
n turned out, play on the Moana
courts was the best move that thf
tournament committee could have
made m his favor, Tor his service bit
On the footing and proved much more
<||tcfive than on the Beretania
courts. IN his match against lizard
I11 Eklund been able TO takeN this
serve on the rise, he would have
Jared better, but this would have
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GOLF sWREPsTAKR

There will be an informal sweep
stake medal play tournament at The
Country Club Monday morning. Play
ers are to make their entries before 10
O'Clock Monday morning.
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POLO AT M0ANALUA

The second teams of the 4tlf caval-
.ry and the Oahu Polo Club are play
ing the first match of their three
game series this afternoon at Moana-
lua. The game is scheduled for 3
O'Clock.
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Clark: Say, Red, where are all Of
those ladies you said were going to be
present? You know, I cant make a
decent score without an appreciatiye
audience"
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Franz: sJust wait until we get an.
other whiz at you hubbys. Well make
You wish you had started a game OF
marbles instead"
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Winnie: without that hard luck
in the last few frames we would have
carried home the bacon"
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Bachelors.
SPLITS.

Rietow: There's no use chewing
the rag, us married men are certain
" some bowlers"
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Enlisted men in the American navy
serve as teachers in the island cf
Guam.
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sTAR-BULLETIN GIVES ron
TODAY'S NEWS TODAY
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s. Kennedy and 8. Lowrey. bye. .....
c. G. Bockus and E. Horner, bye......
The Sentinel=record., 1913-11-25
GRAND JURY RECIPROCITY.

Some weeks ago a good substan- tial citizen of Hot Springs was swaI- lowed up. or dropped into the no- where" from point about passen- ger depot in Little Rock, and nothing has ever been heard of him since.
 That the man had money on his persons, that he was a type of farmer and that the depot is fitting place 10 become entangled into the meshes of confidence men and thieves, made for the supposition that the man had been robbed and murdered.
 The mans personal habits being ex- emplary, and he being of a strong rugged type, eliminated the probabjl- fly Of his having been easy to dis pose of.
 The man had no relatives. He seemed to be one of that element of industrious farmers who drift here from abroad, are thrifty, accumulate, and live mostly to their business ap- portunities and themselves.
 There were none particularly in.er- ested in the investigation save busi. ness friends and business associates. They did what seemed a full duty and the case rested.
 It is due to Little Rock and due to Arkansas, that the Pulaski grand jury endeavor thorough. probe of this ease. Of course there is not much upon which to work. The older he case gets the less there will be to work on.
 However it should not pass into history tha. here in Arkansas under the conditions surrounding this case that a citizen should be so soon for gotten by the state, even if he had not surrounded himself with those loved ones who do not forge..
The Sentinel=record., 1913-11-25
NEIGHBUR ASKED
 FUR INFORMATION
Which Was Probably Disclosed and She Lost no Time in Proftng
 Thereby

Miami, Ol1a.,-"One of my neigh bors," says Mrs. Hannah M. Hurley. of this town, "came to my house last week. and said Mrs. Hurley, wha. did you take to help you so quickly?' 1 told her it was just Cardui. tn womans tonic, and she said. I wish l looked as well as you do. told he if she would only get $500 worth Of Cardm and take It. she would. So she sent her husband to town 10 get the Cardui, and commenced talk ing it, She looked so pale and sick all the time. but is beginning to look better already,
 As to how it helped mel suffered for about years, with womanly troubles, and become so weak and nervous, and would suffer such pain every month, that l thought, at times would die Was in such condition that couldn't do my work half oi the time, and would have awful smoth erinS spells.
 My husband bought me a full treat ment of Cardui G botues) and l can truthfully say that after l took the last bottle l was well. Ann enjoying the best of health now, and am so thankful to Cardui.'
 Take Cardui for your trouble You will never regret it. Begin today. Ask your nearest druggist
 N B.--Write to: Ladies Advisory Dept, Chattanooga Medicine Co, Chat tanooga, Tenn, for Special instructions. and 64-page book Home Treatment for Women sent in plain wrapper. on re- quest
The Sentinel=record., 1913-11-25
MUNICIPAL LOANS.

Bfeslau, Prussia, Nov. 24.-The mu- ncipal council has appropriated SG 25O,000 and will establish munich pal department to lend money on first mortgages. Of late building op erations have fallen off because oi the difficulty in borrowing money even on real estate
The Sentinel=record., 1913-11-25
IMPoR T7ANT NOTICE.

Your records would have been per fectly preserved had they been in a SAFE-CABINET-1913 model, which is approved by the National Board of Fire Underwriters. The day of .he iron safe has passed. Ask for tests and proof
 WILLIAMS X DEWOODY.
 State Agents, Pine Stuff, Ark.
The Sentinel=record., 1913-11-25

It is reported that Dictator Huerta Is frequently seen drinking in the cafes of Mexico City long after mid night. That man doesn't even seem to be afraid of his wife.
The Sentinel=record., 1913-11-25
COPELAND FOR TRAINER.

Vienna, Nov 24-The Austrian Olympic Games committee has en. gagged Al Copeland as trainer in track and field events for the next Olym- plan meet. Copeland formerly was trainer at Princeton and Yale.
The Sentinel=record., 1913-11-25

Arkansas sportsmen who really are interested in the preservation of fish and game should not delay concerted action. A general law that will meet the situation is awaited.
The Sentinel=record., 1913-11-25

The railroads may prefer to spend their advertising money independents ly in which event we will suggest that Hot Springs use the field the railroads do not touch.
The Sentinel=record., 1913-11-25
Cause or insomnia.

The most common cause Of insom.
 nia Is disorders of the stomach and constipation. Chamberlain Tablets correct these disorders and enable you to sleep. For sale by all dealers.
The Sentinel=record., 1913-11-25

the meters should not register unsil after that necessary conversation @ get a number has been put over the wire
The Sentinel=record., 1913-11-25

A man sometimes gives himself credit for being resigned to his fate when he has simply settled down to being good and lazy.
The Sentinel=record., 1913-11-25
Lester Home Hotel

HOME OF THE BROTHERHOOD MEN No runners or solicitors employed Best meals in Hot Springs at the price. BOARD AND ROOM, $500 PER WEEK Home cooking served family style. Good, clean, large rooms quiet and home like: close in. C. j. JESTER.
 Member of Division 554. R of L.. E A 05enton Street Phone is12
The Sentinel=record., 1913-11-25

We will have the holly-berry and the misuetoe in abundance, and the other things in proportion to our pros perity.
The Sentinel=record., 1913-11-25

Every time a woman of no good looks, but of social position, is men, toned, the words refined looking are worked to death
The Sentinel=record., 1913-11-25

But everybody believes that Mi. Huerta is going to ge a surprise even before he glances at his Xmas stock ing.
The Sentinel=record., 1913-11-25

Dictator Huerta sets Napoleon up as his model. Does he mean to cen fors that he will meet his Waterloo?
The Sentinel=record., 1913-11-25

Also here is a Thanksgiving that the Whlte House wedding will be out of the headlines after tomorrow.
The Sentinel=record., 1913-11-25

What an opportunity Teddy missed in not being here to tell what he would do under the circumstances.
The Sentinel=record., 1913-11-25

Hot Springs isn't going to stand still-much less go back The hot water is assurance sufficient for that.
The Sentinel=record., 1913-11-25

Dishgmed, but still a monument ot smoke the fire, the court house awalts attention.
The Sentinel=record., 1913-11-25

A bore is a person who succeeds n keeping the mouth of another person c'csed
The Sentinel=record., 1913-11-25

The man who has money ana thinks most of it is bound to be mts- erable.
The Sentinel=record., 1913-11-25

If we are going to have that Little Rock road for regular travel the work will have to start soon.
The Sentinel=record., 1913-11-25
THE TAILOR f1S Central Avenue.
MYERS & EDWARDS

Any parties desiring 10 let con. tracts in stone, concrete or brick, please submit your plans 10 us before awarding your contracts Am now stopping at Townsend Hotel Will leave in few days for Davenport, Okla, where you may reach me by mail or submit your plans in brief to W. F. Myers, Cushing. Okla
 k. D. EDWARDS
The Sentinel=record., 1913-11-25

Did you ever know the worm 10 hurt anybody after it had turned?
The Sentinel=record., 1913-11-25

Already there is beginning to show an improvement in the travel.
The Sentinel=record., 1913-11-25

The average fortune hunter is a mighty poor shot.
The Sentinel=record., 1913-11-25

The deficit is still staring the city full in the face.
The Sentinel=record., 1913-11-25

This is the year that Hot Springs MUST advertise.
The Sentinel=record., 1913-11-25

Memphis wants two things-a drink, and postmaster.
The Sentinel=record., 1913-11-25
Jones Apartments

Brick building, Ideal location strictly modern light housekeeping suites
 hates reasonable. Gas for cooking. lights and water included
 332 oUAPAW AVE. pHoNE ,o,,
The Sentinel=record., 1913-11-25

If they are going to put meters on the telephones to measure the tala,
The Sentinel=record., 1913-11-25
MURRAY TRANSFER. co

We have got the only fireproof ware house in the city. Warehouse construct sd with separate apartments for yOui furniture.
 Telephone s2 or <s.
The Sentinel=record., 1913-11-25
KINNEY HOUSE.

Everything strictly up-to-date; all out- side rooms; fresh country produce. homo milk and butter. BOARD AND ROOM. ss and s5 wrrx
 Also rooms for light housekeepIno Call and see. C. M. HACkETr B.. Phone t435. cro,,n et.. N'
 Free carriage meets all trains
The Sentinel=record., 1913-11-25
STORAGE

When you want to stors household goods, or crate. pack of ship furniture .cI l1r,
The evening world., 1913-02-14
Boys Trousszs.

Pss.Inveatovy Oloosan0sn.
80 Hsw......WSse y -
.76 Nsw......WesV = eta
.00 NSw.........Wsre ~
Other seed valuss as
1.26 and 1.6O
D1eomses and xnishero - eeageA w.
stcds, medium and heavy ohOv1otn, else
corduroys-fun eut-sxoelleat ta1lOStn0-
many xnsd throusheut-S % n yeasa
Extra siss Tss.ssss sss sesvt nsys-
Special valsss......1.0 90 ~ $50
One Of our most famous steslss -
sergsa, chSviots, worefeds ~ Sor1u,
roys-sisss to 10 ysara
The evening world., 1913-02-14

IN England. at the London Hsymarke.
last night Yale students have PLAYED
/ IL twice.
Wilton Lacksye will speak on the
drama at the P,cisdes Club dinner sun
day nieht.
Laura HOPE Crews. Mrs. Sarah Cove
ell lie Moyne. @. W. Arson. Howard
Esta brook. William Pagan. Ernest Law
ford. Frank Reicher. Albert Reid AMI
Richard stirling will be In the stage
Society cast for Arnold Benefits Hon
eymoon." Feb. a.
The Thirteen Club has taken thirteen
eeats In the thirteenth row for the first
nisht OF The Master Mind" at the IIar-
ris Monday.
value Received by Augustin Mac
Hugh. author Of "Officer &c.," Ia In re-
hearsal at the Playhouse with Cyril
Scott in the lead.
The evening world., 1913-02-14
EGGS BROKEN YEARLY
COST POOR CONSUMER
TR|FLE0F S5,00O,OOO
Expert Says Wholesale Fer
minal Market Would Re-
duce Expense of Living.

More than 100000 worth Of eggs are
broxen yearly in New York in trans
ferring them from the PIERS to the con-
sumers. thereby adding that much to
the cost Of living. 30 II was testified
yesterday before the c..y Market Com.
mission at a hearing In Bronx Borough
President Miiler's private once. Liberty
and Nassau streets.
In addition. said Henry Dunkak, there
IL q deterioration In q year Of At least
$4,000 In butter and 35oot00 In eggs.
owing to exposure on the piers In warm
weather.
He estimated the local butter trade at
s6O.oo,0oo q year, and the egg trade At
as much. The butter has to stay
perhaps eight hours on the wharf before
the trucks. owing to congestion In traf-
nc. can remove 1t. and eggs sometimes
remain there three days. and this. too.
In warm weather. without any chance
for refrigeration.
"The eggs that come to New York. !"
said Mr.. Dunkak. a commission man.
ARE handled eight times by unlutelll-
gen, men between thelN arrival and
their delivery to the consHmer. Some
years ago our trucks could make eight
The evening world., 1913-02-14
NOTES OF THE THEATRES.

BERTHE r. Br'tton. wife OF the stage
manager at the Winter Garden. who had
a part In The Hone ymoon Express, So
has succumbed to an attack OF double
pneumonia which seized her three days
ago. She was twenty-three years old
and had appeared In several popular
shows.
Carl Miller Of the william Penn Thea
tire, Philadelphia, and Lubin, the moving
picture man. are said to be planning a
mammoth Movie at Seventh avenue aud
Forty-frst street
George NJ. Conan says that next week
will be his last at tho house named Cor
him and that after his tour with 'Broad-
way Jones" he will quit the stage ;or
good.
May Irwin Is to open at the Conan
with play by Catherine Chisholm
Gushing.
City. Monday. children Of To-day" BY
Clara Lipman and Samuel 3hipman.
Mrs. A. H. Woods, wife of the man
aver Of the Eltinse. who returned from
n trip up the Nile this week. saifs for
Europe again next week.
George Fawceu 10 to play Q Tammany
Boss in Ernest Poole's "a Mans
Friends"
Recognized in Q box at The Lady of
the slipper last night. Col. Roosevelt
was cheered until he rose ana bowed his
Acknowledgements.
Ida Haveriy. daughter Of Jack Hav-
erly, the famous minstrel who once
owned fourteen theatres and twenty
three road companies. Is said to be liv-
ing In dire want at No. 2i9 West Forty
second street.
While she was playing THE Twelve
Pound Look" at Washington Monday
night, Ethel Barrymore's room at the
New Shoreham Hotel. that city, was
broken into by thief who got away
with gems worth 5000.
An s.0oo-foot film Of QUO vad,s7" with
the rights to show It here for two years
fetched tss,oO at auction In London yes
terday.
with Lawrence irving, Basil Gill and
william Iiav!land in the cast. Ibson s
''Pretenders." translated by william,
Archer, was produced for the first time