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'r"!fE MmvmmUUUUSUtMm "ttveNmaTauLraTmrpowoTitLTrwttrfloNoAYr.ius'C qiaos. r Some People . - " . frsr - - -if i sp()rt I Local and National WAITS TO v Believe in Lucky Numbers. mamm PIANO AND ORGAN. ADULTS' CLASS IN DANCING mTTCiTwrTirtci mOTTmfWvniy DuoinjiOD uuiijUJium i W LA Jas. Sheridan, Hotel and Alakca Sts. fir unwniian .ows Co. Piano? mid Organ'? turfed and repaired. Alto n Tj. 3c L. Ward, Accountant, Ium re fine M'oitinwit of second-hand id- opened his omen on Port (street, linos, organs, and Aeolian nrcana ' nnoto tho Hawaii l'hoto anil Art for sale. Como out) boo tlicm. REPAIRING. Woven Wire Mattresses rr-tmired at the Factory Honolulu Wire Bed Co., 1250 Alapal St. Telopbono 525. 3945-tf PLUMDINQ. Yea Slnfl Kce Plumber and Tinsmith, Smith St.. li Hotnl ntul Panahl. Bulletin Business Office Phone 25G. Bulletin Editorial Room Phono 1S5. Completely Furnished Houses Bent Tor Summer Months. For Peninsula 12 large bedrooms, living room.'p r iCC HAH e m dining room,.bath, &c. Use of it. . ICC IlUr & tU., rowboat. au.uu per moiuu. '2 4 bedrooms, large living room, bath, &c. Entirely mosquito proof. Gocd bathing. Yard boy thrown in, $40.00 per month. Immediate Possession. Bishop Trust Co. Ltd. 924 Bethel Street, r.vio day ton: 137 MERCHANT STREET. LOTS FOR SALE ' IN KAPIOLANI PARK ADDITION and other desirable localities. For Sale at a Bargain Premises at Hnuula on the beach, a two-story house nhd furniture, at a bargain. Mwood, he Cash Register Hawaiian Office Specially Co.. Ltd., 931 Fort Si. PHONE 143. Meats Fresh, wholesome, and variety at of every THE PARAGON Bcrctania, Al&kea, and Union. Phone 104. - Carpentering Masonry Braying NANIVA & CO. Alakea nnd Merchant Sts., Magoon Bldg.; P. 0. Box 775; Tel. 327. For Expert Repairs on Blcyr.le, Mo- torcycle, Automobiles, etc, call on J. E Santos, Dac'i of Peter's, PHCNC 361. UNION ST. R. MIYATA & CO.. CONTRACTORS, BUILDERS. PAIN- TEES, PAPER HANQERS md MASON WORKERS. Second Hand Lumber, Dsors nd Sashes Eoucht and Sold. K1.3W ST., PALAMA JUNCTION. rPHOHE C91. BULLETIN AU3. PAY ACCOUNTANT Co. 4005-tf -EMPLOYMENT BUREAU Shinshinvn Hotel, A. Oura, Mjrr.. Iwi IcI ltd. nr. King; Phone 473. 4003-tt For house-help, ph6ne'Whlta 2391, Ma MM. (lencral Employment Office, pnr Ponoirnln ntl'i nfTOtnnln UMBRELLAS Umbrellas Fort St. re-co7cred. near Kukul. T, Takata, Sweet Violet Butter The Best Made. 2 Lbs. for 75c TELEPHONE 251. LOOK at the automobiles, bunries and car riages we have recently overhauled and painted THEN SEE US. W. W. Wright Go, King Street near South Tel. 252 P. L . PETERS NOTARY PUBLIC BULLETIN OFFICE. Phone 256. M. PfciiHps & Co. Wholesale importer and Jobbers EUROPEAN AND AMERICAN DRY OOOOl OUT and CU6FN t ICE manufactured from 'oure distilled wa ter. Delivered to any part of city by courteous driver. OAUU ice AND ELECTRIC CO., Kewalo. Tslsphon 623 BOOT and SHOE MANUFACTURER By the Latest Improved Machines. Men's soles, 75' cents (sewed) j Men's Heels, 25 cents., Repairing Neatly Done. v LAn Hop, Corner King and River Sts. Sanitary Steam Laundry PIMNE 71. Branch: TERRITORIAL MEE3EN GER SERVICE. ' PHONE 301 FOR SALE. FOUR COCKER SPANIELS. Thor oughbred puppies, can be seen at the Veterinary Infirmary of A. R. Rowat, D.V.S. Suits Preesed At Short Notice and Quick Delivery. EAGLE DYEING AND CLEANING WORKS Fort Street. Fbose 676. BUILDING MATERIAL . OF ALL KINDS. DEALERS IN LUMBER. ALLEN & ROBINSON, Queen Street :: :: :: Hon alula. KEYSTONE-ELGIN WATCHES INGERSOLL WATCHES At All Watohdealers. cJos, &chwar.tz, Agent for Hawaiian Islands, Cor. FORT and KING SU.. Honolulu. yr-"vr".Ti.VAj ij.BafaasuTBiJ-m.itimiuij H isi&einwaiy U AND OT11UR PIANOS. S THAYER PIANO CO. ll 1E0 IIOTKI. STRKET. H Phono 218. S TUNING OUAHANTEED. .ulllllB MH11H MHlllH IHlllllw mnA T IHH H ' Qy 1H I (Hi JH I ' WE BELIEVE IN PAINT Naturally I We know more about PAINT than anything else. The PAINT we use is rela PAINT and put on as Paint should be. We can with pride point out to you the houses' painted by us. PHONE 426. Stanley Stephenson, 12 1 KING ST. Lucky Signs S-S-Signs. California Theater HOTEL ST. OPP. YOUNG HOTEL. Moving Pictures Illustrated Songs CHANGE OF PROGRAM .every TUESDAY AND FRIDAY. ADMISSION 10c CHILDREN 5c ORPHEUM THEATRE Majestic Amusement Co. "THE BRIGAND'S DAUGHTER" with AN ENTIRELY NEW CHANGE. SENSATIONAL MOVING PICTURES. Admission 10 cents Children . . . . , 5 cents EMPIRE THEATRE HOTEL AND BETHEL STREETS. New Moving Pictures Introducing Famous Subjects Never Before Shown Here. TONIGHT ! TONIGHT ! ADVENTURES IN WEST AFRICA. TROUBLES OF A LOVER AND NUMEROUS OTHERS. Admission 10 cents Children 5 cents ANY DAY is a good one to spend '' inHALEIWA. There's always something doing. St. Clair Bidgood, Mgr. AUTNMOBILE New, Easy-Riding Studebaker, five scats, on call day or night. Tel. 109 r Club Stables PAINTING, PAPIRHANGING ANB TINTING. General Jobbing A Specialty. Dealers in Wall Paper, Paints, Oils, Eto. P. 0. Box 914. 221 No. King St., opp. Aala Park. w. B. Kara, mgr, The latest mid largest assortment of hand-made and painted leather postcards in Hawaiian Views, Flow ers aud Fruits, at WEEDON'S CURIOSITY BAZAAR, Alakea St., bet. King and Merchant. Bulletin Business OCice Phone 258, 1 Bulletin Editorial Room Phone 185. GOOD BALL PLAYED WHEN JEWELS DEFEATED SAINTS Talk about baseball, und the wild- nesa of the faun In the Kwn bit cell ori.1 The game on Saturday, when tile Diamond Heads won out the Saints, hy a bcoi-c of 4 to 1, with tho sjmpathy of the ciowd With the los' ere, capped the climax. Iloth teams' pla)ed lull, .leal ball, but there heem ed no uso In trying to cheili the win ning t leal; of the Jewels. The Kama won their list game, in the kecanil exhibition of the afternoon. heating out the Puns. This team has conio decidedly forward hIiico It has gotten the services of Jones niffl Vannatta, and home of the old-tlmeia again. The feature of tho day was tho tilling of Harney Joy out of the game after he had been fined J5 hyj the umpire. Harney had inadu an overthiow, which allowed Mime heavy J Joct to thn llstlc gaiiie for paid ud woik on tho part o( the Jewels, and missions and purses and tho like, the no was in mo moon lor inuiuie. no thought that Leslie balked, and said eo. Dower failed to bee It his way, nnd Harney tulked back, lnimcdl - nlely llower lined htm live. Then ' his hand nnd had to go out of It. Harney Indulged In n little repartee, Tho prcltmlnailes furnished good ex- I ii which the Infinite contempt ho' hlhltlons nil thiounh. A falr-slzcd lf.ul for tho coin was ludliated. And .crowd was piesent to teu It. Now, It was to tho bench for him. , what Is going to happen? Are the Tho. first game went as detailed In nrrccts to follow? the bneball edition of the llitllo-l Ah Sam, us expected, had It nil I I n on Saturday. lover his man In size and weight, and The second game, between the chased him around the ring at a fast Kama and tho Piiuh, was nut such pace. Tho little mnn was clusUe, good baseball, but It was passable, and clever, but the odds were too The Puns seem to bo weaker through great to make the scrap a good one, the shifting of their men nioiind, und in every way. Ah Sam did not make the substitution of pluyers at ono or .his weight, as the llulletln pro two places, nnd they could not stop dieted, weighing In at 132 poundi. the balloon ascension. The scoring was scattered out pretty evenly through tho game, except for a land- slldo In the seventh, when the victors got In six of their winning scores.! Long hitting ias Indulged In to iipvenl a four-round draw, gicat extent, tire men getting there I Murphy nnd Piatt went six rounds, with two- nnd thfcViaggers In a when the shifty Irishman obtained way which explains the large score. J the decision over his opponent. Mtir Marcalllno batted n good game for ' phy buglit to net as principal In a tho loscts, making two lilta, one of' heavy or middleweight go. Ho Is which was a tlucc-bagger. Jones very good. scored eight put-outs for the wln- Peter Stanley punched the bag for ners and worked well with Vannatta the edification of tho crowd as the on second. All through the afternoon, tho crowd was rabid. ' The score:' FHIST GAME ST.'. LOUIS hn Suc lf ah it mi sn .2012 iiusnncll, p I 0 1 4 .I." Williams, 2u.4 0 0 0 II. Joy, rf 3 0 01 0 Aylott, cf 4 1 l.'O Jno. W'mB., nit. . 1 0 0 0 Al. W'ms., ss...4 0 0 0 Soares, c 4 0 0 0 G. -nruns, lb.... 3 0 I 0 13 Kn Gee. rf .,...1 0 0-0 0 Totals 33 1 4 6 27 11 3 DIAMOND HHADS All HUH SI! O A i: Olmos. If ....... 3 1 1 1 2 0 0 10. Fernandez, lb. 3 1 0 0-7 1 0 Kvcrs, ss 2 1 1 0 I 3 2 Louis, rf 4 1 2 1 3 0 0 Davis, c I 0 0 0 9 0 1 Lei, lie, ii 4 0 0 0 1 3 0 Costcllo, 2h ....4 0 0 0 3 1 0 S. Chrg'wth, 3b, 4 0 0 0 1 1 1 J. Fernandez, cf. 3010001 Totals 31 4 G 2 27 9 5 Ituns and base lilts b Innings: 1234EG789 St. Louis 01 000000 0 1 H. II 1110 100004 I). Heads ..... 1 0 0 0 0 2 0 1 0 4 . II. II ...1 0 0 0 2 2 00 0 3 siccoxn gami: punahous All It IIII SI! Dosha, rf -I 1 0 1 Hampton, 2b ...3 0 2 2 Ida, cf . . . . kv . ,T. 0 0 0 ,11. Ilruns, if J..3 0 1 0 Geo,. Warren, lb. 2 1 1 4 Hoogs, 2b 4 0 0 0 Lyman, c 4 1 1 1 V. Wnrren, ss,. .2 0 0 0 Main, t 2 0 0 0 Williamson, 2b .2 0 0 0 Marcalllno, lb .,1 2 1 2 Totals 32 I". 6 10 27 KAML'HAMHHAS 8 All It III! SI1 Mackenzie, lf ,.C 1 Miller, ta 2 2 0 1 Lemon, cf , . Jones, c . . I Vannatta, 2b Jonah, rf . . Hamaitku, 3h Muhtikn, lb .1 .4 ,.& ,.4 ' . .r. o o o l . 0" o 2 0 1 1 0 14 10 11 Totals 40 !l 0 7 27 15 3 Huns and linEe lilts hy Innings: 1 2 3 4 r. 7 S 9 Puns 1 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 'J r. it. H. ...... .1 (iooo 2 o o 3 c Km"" . ..200010 GO 0-...310011301- tt :: :: II. 11. Ah Sam fiets Decision Over Willis In 5th Round After all the trouble nnd the kicks of the Civic Feds, and othcis who ol- Bciieiiiiieu coniusi in mo urpiicuin 'were held on Saturday night, Ah I Sam getting the decision In the fifth ! lotind, when Jockey Willis Injured when he should have weighed 120. Uut Willis gamely gave tho weight, nnd lost. He claimed the weight fnr- felt, however. Hlrd und Oakley of Fort Shatter opening number of the program. A fair ciowd was present. This Is the Inauguration of an attempt to revive tho llstlc game In this city. ASABI'S Ii FIHOS BAN1AI ( The Asahls Junior nnd the Fusoqs were the winners In the games of tho Japanese League held at Atkinson Park yesterday afternoon. Tho first game, between tho Asahls and the Karhos, was not so bad, though it was one-sided, the Bcoro being 10 to 3. Tho other gamo was in tho na ture of a slaughter, when tho Fusooh curried off tho follugo from tho V. M. 11. A. by tho-grnnd tally of 21-14. This Is tho becond round of gamed In this league. The lineup: Arnlil Jr. Nlshl, c; Imannka, kh; jll.cda, 2h; Ktmlshlma, 3b; Morlynmn, p; Mlynhara, lb; Sueda nnd Usui jlma, cf; Kurlsakl, If; KoJImn nnd Ichiro, rf. Kiichot-Tnlmchl, ss; Hoshima. t: Hamaeaki, lb; Kato, cf; Tauaku, 2b; Yanianii, If; Toinltn, 3b; Sogawa, rf; Kodakti, p. Score by Innings: 1 2 3 4 T C 7 8 9 Asahl, Jr 12 112 10 1 1 10 Kachos 00 0 01011 0 3 Thn lineup: Y. M. II, A. Mnxnlchl, us; lkeda, 2b; FuJImolo, lb-p; Shliilclil. cf; Mnlda, 3h; Ynmamolo, lf Yamada, rf; Hhlmlzii, c; Ignrashl, p-lb. Fusoos Yoshlga, 3h; Y. Yania-J shlro, c; Golchl, p; Mltsuda, 2h; Ara- M, lb Solchl, cf; Mtirltn, rfjvllii radii, bs; M. Yamashlio, If. Score hy Innings: 1 2 3 I C C 7 8 9 ..20200071 2 14 ...4 37 110 1 421 j: n n Y. M. II. A. Fuscos . . Willis Portell, otherWlsQ known as 7 Domcnlck Gnttl, who arrived hero In the Alameda on her last trip, and halls from Portland and San Fran- Q., Cisco, Is looking for a light In this 0 city with nny man his size. Ho 0 weighs In ut 125 pounds. 1 ts :: :t 1 Jack Doylu called tho turn on Jones for n hunt In tho sixth. (Additional Sports on Page 8) Hetiter, i Jdent a WoriT Centa "Wbrd Reult NVKc&ults y WANTED Advertisements Under this Heading Advertisements Under this Heading One Cent Per Word Each Day. No Ad-,ne Cent Per Word Each Day. No Ad verMsements Inserted for Less Than ivertlsementt Inserted for Less Than Ten Cents. lTe" Cen"- A young American desires reasonable lodgings with quiet family; price must ho fair. Address "J. A.," this ollleo. 401C-3t A joung man, between 1C and 20, for permanent position. Address "0. O. 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