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BY V. L. STEVENSON. -fflx
Wolgast Manages
To Beat Memsic
At Woltnst beat Clcoigo Memslc
hi tun rounds tit I.os Angele tin
January 7, s.i)e Ilic Chronicle, lint It
wns not Mtuli u decisive victor) but
'All Golf Links
Locking Well
1 All the golf llnkK have iK-npfltert,
by the lecont rnlns, mid the greT.
uro looking very well lit prescn..
'Die Monnulua grounds are nt their
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tluit n return match between the ery bent, and many gouera bo out
bos would be n great drawing caul, there whenever possible. The rain.
V()lgBt won by forcing the pace In however, while doing an Immense
practically every round, taking all amount of good, ban prevented n lot
Hint MciiihIc had to glo and siting of plnyern from getting us much golf
nioro tlmn he Bot and outfighting us they would wish.
Memslc In the clinches lie hud the I Up at the Country Club, the pro
total hoy giogg) In the ninth round, fosslonul, Alexander Hell, bus put In
but could not finish him In the tome fiood work, and the links are
tenth, hooking In line shape. Two old taro
It was n bloody flnlit from stnrt lo J patches have beon denned out and
finish nml about the hardest both turned Into pretty ponds, and the
men ever hud. here. Momslc'a nose change Is much for the better. Ali
bied freely during the last seven or other change Is the moving of the
eight rounds, while Wolgast also bled ninth hole to the-top of the bluff,
from the noun nnd had a cut over his. Wulklkl of the clubhouse.
left , temple. Kor fierceness nnd
gnmencss nothing ever bent It here,
nnd the big crowd of light bugs that
filled the house never had an Idle
moment.
Wolgast. for the first time In
mouths, met a man who fights mucii
after IiIh own stjlc, for Memslc Is
almost iih good with right and left'
Alexander llel Is an expert pin)
er und Instructor, as well us a fine
club maker. Ills record nt Del
Monte Is an excellent one, and he
has already shown the fruits of his
tuition In the Improved play of
many of his pupils.
'I he links at Hnlclwu arc nwns
'eiiB.it.ed, and golf seems to be tho
Great Surf Stunts
On Sunday Next
Next Sunday afternoon at Wat
kikl I leach the biggest crowd that
ever turned out there wilt be In at
tendance. It Is to he hoped that the
rain holds off, as wet weather would
Interfere with the program of sports
that hns been arranged for the edi
fication or' the Clark party of
tourists.
The Cleveland Is expected to ar
rive early In the morning, and the
I party will have about twenty-four
, hours here. The Oil'llggcr Club 'if-
flcials are very busy arranging
stunts that will astonish the tour
ists, nnd the entry lists, for the dif
ferent events bio tilling rapidly.
Over twenty surfboard and canoe
experts have sent In their names,
and It Is expected that many more
will be entered before Sunday. Harry
Stelner, Kenneth llrown nnd C. Hub
tare will receive entries, and an)
one who wishes to compete In Hie
events had better get a move on and
tend their names In as soon
possible.
If the surf Is good next Sunday
afternoon, some of the most surpris
ing stunts will be pulled off and the
surfboard be)s will
the Honolulu people,
tomed to seeing a lad ride In nil his
head upon the summit of u huge
wnte.
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What Army and Navy
: Folk Are Doing
The New York Kvenlng Journal U who has been rclcctcd to ho Chief of
conducting a vigorous campaign for Staff, to succeed Mnjor (Jenerul llel
n restoration of the canteen to the at the explintlnu of the four
Arniv. fn n recent nrtlcle on ..lis detail of that ofllier t" the
subject It sa: "A car filled with Stnrf on April 11. 1MIO. spent tin,
crazy soldiers Is on Its way from San da) Die ,21 Pi Washington In con.
Frnnrlsco to Washington, In charge fercnees with the Secretary of Wan.
nf Mnlnr I M. Kennedv. Of theso.vtho left the capital Hint day for
ir )earsj
(ielieruj
swings coming out of n clinch as Is fatal te pastime of most of the res
idents or tvniaimt ami uisinct. cut
foid Kimball lias a llugey compen
dia local boy and was thus able to Hon under way at present, nnd line
cscnpe or duck under many swing prizes are provided for the first and
that would bavn lnnded on n tnlor bccond meu In tne pj). I lie uuie
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that no other ready-to-wear shoes' for
women have the dainty charm and grace
ful lines of Women's Regal Shoes. Be
cause no other women's footwear repro
duces the correct custom styles for each
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Wolgast.
The Intter Is smaller In site than
unhappy. Insane men a majority will
spend their das In n guternmeir.
Insane ns)lum, nnd. In nine cases out
of ten, this Is due to the rank hy
pocrisy of Congress, the Ignorance
and bigoted fanaticism of Prohibi
tionists thnt have succeeded In abo
lishing the Army canteen. All of
fhese insane woldiers are brought
from the Philippines, and their In-
a8 vanity, s Major Kennedy sa)s. Is
due to their drinking of the tile.
poisonous, highly alcoholic drink
cnlled 'blno, loaded with the vllcaW
alcohol nnd full of other polMinn.
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astonish even n" muiiun is hukmiu-iui m ui
who nr accus- un",y a sample of puritanical h)-
pocrisy inai snouiu oe loieruieu
longer. Men content to drink mild
iieer or light wlues are forbidden to
do that In the name of temperance,
and then In the name of temperance
Arn PlaniI Art and hypocrisy they are driven to tho
ifca " j... ., ... ,u. -n.., .. i....i...ii ..!.,
IUITU IIIIU l IIIC IIICUl IIIIVIIUUL Ja,
NariiW Honolulu 0!"' "8 a ,,,)8tUl,to ,or ",0 ,rul'
lXCUIUJg ilUlIUIUm ,en.prBe raIlteen. How does that
mmi wlillo Dm revnrs.. wn iIih case Iwa golf links ate well taken care, exhibition here.
Now that the" aviators ore cavort
ing around III the atmosphere of l
Angeles,' olid the San'Krunclsco peo
ple have decided to have an aviation
meet. It Is about time that some ot
the Honolulu people Invested a little
coin In an" aeroplane aud gave un
with Memslc. . j'f and ronseqiieii.il) are always In
Memslc seemed to do the greatenBood shape. On every second Sun
pnrt of tils execution with left Jabs day thore Is n big crowd at the links,
nnit ho hud Wolgnst'a face puffed and the tennis courts nro also kept
soon alter the start. Tho little fcl- going all the time. '
low laughed at these punches half The Kuhuku rucnuet men ure
the time aud never null boring In practising haul for their match
and. being smaller, could do .better j against the Kwa cracks, und the
Infighting nnd make his awing' match, which Is to be played at lla
rount. He forced Memslc from the lelvvn. will attract l'n large number
fust round to the Inst, and as Mem- of Bpectntois, sine,
sic came back Miongly after each
liiund, both were very tired at the
end.
Memslc made a very soil showing
and surprised Ills friends with the
manner In which he exchanged wal
lops with Wolgast, but the pace was
a trifle tro fast for him. He found
It difficult- to penetrate Wolgnst'u
crouching defense and backed away
from this continually.
There ttoro no knockdowns, nnd
although Memslc wnH staggered In
the ninth, ho had Wolgast weak at
ono time In the same round from 'n
puwerful blow In tho stomach. The
work was rough all the way and
maikcd by many clinches, but thore
wnu tint ti litnnintlt nf ulnllllliT 111 ItlA
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enure icn roiiuus.
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Indoor Games At
Adzuma Club
strike the men that would force
their minority views, on a majority,
piny upon the hypocrltlcitl subservl
oncy of CungressVand, sa)lng to men.
'You shall not have temperate light
drinks In )our Army club,' force them
lo take Instead tho vile whlske) o:
tha dive here at home, or the tile,
native alcoholic poison In the Phi-
llpplnes? Mr. Tnft has .shown cour
age to say what ho thinks. Will he
protect the soldiers against thls cow
ardly outrage? Newspaper editors,
every man of them knowing well
... . ,.,, . that this Is true, should explain to
who Is to give exhlbl- (her Bcera, CougrKmtl. int ,.j.
pocrlsy In the long run does not pay.
And sane, Independent men In Con
gress should fight against the cow
ardly evasion of duty. The canteeti
will be restored, and the Ami) will
not be permanently organized for
the benefit of dive keepers. What
man at Washington will make It his
business to see to this?"
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Down at the Adzuma Club on
School street there were some ath
letic stunts pulled off Hint were Im
mense. The occasion was a Jnpa
reso dinner Riven by Chester I)o)le,
who Is In town after n sojourn in
Hllo.
The guests were received nt the
door of the club by Mr. Doyle, and
then ever) body donned kimonos nnd
bimdals. A most uttiactive Japnueje
was then pnrtuken ot, uftcr
which the party wero entertained
with music. A troupe of geisha
girls, headed by 0. Tsuruko San, did
some marvelous dnnclng. They weio
nil good, but special mention must
bo made of O. Hlnazurn San. This
j)oung lady was born intJiuese is
lands Und spenKs ami writes KnBitsn
excellently. '
After the geUlia girls had finish
ed their peiformance, the sports pro
Brain wus pulled off, and Included
In the events were musical chulru,
hlBh Jump, catch the Bake bowl, hulu
by full strength nf the company, and
u special stunt by Walter Drake.
The evening was most enjoynble,
nnd the host wns the reclnlent of
much congratulation on the Success
oi mo nuair. me press wus wen
represented at the dinner party, and
epresentatlves of the KnglUh and
Jnpunese papers graced the assem
blage. Chester Doyle's health was
honored more than once, und when
ho won the principal event tho
utlch the Bake bowl nffulr great
cheem went up. '
i After a most uJo)nble evening tho
party broke tip In time for the
uuestB to catch their cars to the aiib
lll Is. Hopes wero expressed thut
some, similar party be given In 'the
near future, ami thnt a regular prop
gram of Indoor sports be arranged.
Mr, Mll(avv may be prevailed upon
to again give his famous hula dance,
and that alono would draw the
ciowd, oven If it were known thnt
Krugnr would he uiinblo to enter
for tho ratch-as-catch can wrestling
event. '
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The Y. M. C. A. handball team
will tiy conclusions with the High
So far. Honolulu has had to be
content with niovlnf"ilcrnrer-oFthe'
airships, and although that, Is bettor
than nothing, the real thing Is what
all the Inhabitants of this City would
like to see
Paulhan,
tlons In Snn Francisco, Is making
good money at the 'game and would
probably not make a trip to Hawaii
without o big biiiii was guaranteed
him. Hut why get an expert down
at all? Aviation appears to be Q
simple that, provided a good ma
chine Is to be hnd, nii)oiie with a
little nerte should he able to manip
ulate one.
An aeroplane Is said to hnte been
taken to Ill'o some months a no by it
bundles man who returned from n
tilp to the Coast. So fni. no news
of a tllght from the Volcano House
Porto HU it. nnd ulxo with CI cue raj
Hell. (lener.il Wood leturned to
New York the same da) II Is re
garded as not Improbable that (leu
oral Wood will lie relieved from
command of the Depnitnient of tho
Hast some little time before he en
ters un the duties of his new posi
tion In older to urrntiRe lilt nffalrs
for the change and al?o to cnabl"
him to make a fpeil.il stud) of ,iio
working fcituiea of the various alutl
departments and of the illrTrrent bu
reaus of tha War Department liei
fore entering nctltely on the ilutleH
of ClikT of Staff.
When MldFliipman Joseph HUlot
Austin of the cruiser South I) ixotn
of Admiral Sebrcc's srpiadron nailed
with his vrosel for Nures harbor,
Admiralty Inlands, he left behind him
his beautiful bride- of loss than n day,
Mrs. Ma) mo Muntrcss Wadmuu Aus
tin, daughter of Heir. John W. Wad
man, p.iftor of the Mt'lhodjKt K.ilscpr
pil Church of Honolulu. The mar
rlngo cif Mlilnlilpm.tn Austin uud hit
brbli) took place Oclnlier u niter u lot
ot excited c-tbUni; which resulted In
the naval officer KOttliiK n Medal di;
peiiMitl'm frcuii the 5ecrctary of tho
Navy to net married.
IteluK o'llv u ml Ishtpntan, Aiutln
roii'd :i ' like a brldo without speclnV'
Pvrir.Mi'iim. i.ltutnH he, has aKO'V
iiiromn of liU-owu aside from his of
ficer's pit', tho permission was grant
ed, nnd it verj hasty marrlige took
place ut the ftcinrin Catholic .Calhod
ral, follow ed In this afternoon b) un
other ceremony nt the lionio of tint
bride's p.irelitn. at whlph tin ninclit
Ing clerg)mnn, was of Hut Methodlt
tersunstnn. Thus both hldc of the
family were; Batliifted.
It Is underetood that Midshipman
Austin will be assigned to HiIh station
and will bet Joined here by his bride.
Since the Navy Department had
the Dcwev towed to the Philippines
there bus been a rapid rise in favor
of the floating dock. Shipping lllus-
lrnlo.1 un.i ...t.l I nnA I .. (It,, laltirlll
Hllo has been wlrelessjdo Ho- Qf rophM;11t ,nn, , Hl((rt tlme
the number of floating' docks, com-
NOTED QAMBLER AND
ART PATB0N IS DEAD
t
nnlulu.
High Sch:ol Will
PJay Tennis Today
On din lloictauhi couristhlu nftcr-
nocn n start may be niado in tho High
School ti'iinls loiiruumcnt, and tome
lino play should eventuato. Tho rain
Iich been dcla)ing the htarl of the
matches, but II Is hoped thnt every
thing will ho O. r. this afternoon nnd
that tho bchedulcs gnmcH may bo play
ed off without any further delay.
As soon ns tho High School tourna
ment Is pail there will bo somo more
tennis at the Y. M. C. A. courts, where
n eloiihlcH ulfalr will be pulled off. Ten
nis Is cm thu boom ovorykhero, und ns
scion an decent weather prevails thore
tdiould be Borne play worth watching.
Tho following ure tho entries and
handicaps: ( '
"'J, Pratt dnfl"C. DawBon: O. Hush-ItJNtVlBil'Wnwiilto-A.
Duvls; R. U.
Illunctturil I.. tMrkB; II. Chilling
worth M. Montarrat; W. llarnliurt-ICel.
SwdH'-y.nVtu handlcupH, Clasu A,
hrratch, Monsarrnt; Cluss II, one-half
or Un.ilvli , Whlto nnd Chilling
worth; 'Class a, .IS, IM. Car den; CUhh
D, nno-hnir of 30, (1. Uush. W. nnnl,
hart, It. Purvis, E. I). Illancliavd;
Ones V., tlirec-quaxera of 30, I..
Minks, C, Dawson,
it it it
Hill Chilton nnd Merger, two ot
tho most cnthuBlustlc motor-c)clo
men In tha city, nro preparing for
ime wonderful Htunts as boon as the
weather Is pan. The small inn-
nca cuii get up a great pace, as
wns shown at'Kniiiolunl Park soma
inontliB ngo. It Ib now piopnsed to School In the near future, and an
exciting match should be fought out
on the alley, Tho match wlllhetcii
iiiemuHldu, und fifty points will bej
pla)ed for. ' ' l
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SHORT SPORTS.
IIAKEUSKIKU), Jan. 11. llrlck
Devereaux. lute of the Vernon Vil
lagers, who is to be .contain of tha reduced initial cost ns comnareeivwlth
tho excavated graving dock. The
pared with stone Braving docks, will
be still greater than at present. Fore
most among the considerations which
have led to the, rapid Increase In the
number ot flouting- docks Is thut or
Hakersfietd team in 191 (t, was here
today to confer with the directors
of the Hukersfleld llasobnll Associa
tion. His contract with the associ
ation wus ratified. Devereaux left
tonight for I.os Angofes, and will
scout in the Imperial Valley league
for plajeri". He will return lo lla
kersfleld permanently on January
20th, ,
It Is understood that Devereaux
will arrange with Happy Hogun of
Vernon whereby some of the plaeis
farmed by Unit team will pluy Jit
this city.
price of it floating dock cun be fixed
with certainty. In constructing a
dock excavated out of the land, how
ever, an ample margin must be al
lowed for posslblo accidents to the
site by ground sprlngs'nr washouts.
Naturally, much depends on the par
ticular requirements to be fulfilled.
tho condition of the site, the depth
of vvuter available, etc.; but It may
be taken that, except where tho con
ditions are entirely ngnlnst the float
ing dock, this t)po Ir much less cost
. ly to construct than the excuvutcd
- (dock. Another Important reusou why
The plantation baseball league Is (lontlng docks ure likely to become
about to start" ip again, nnd If noth- Httll mote numerous In tho future
Ing unexpected happens, some good t ibe rupldlty and certnlnty wlui
games will soon be seen. Magnate vvtttcli they can bo constructed, The
West has left Ouhu and Is now Bet- epeuted failures of contractors to
tied on Maul; he was responsible for (,Uke heudwuy with Drydock No. 4
rd evi
dence the difficulty ot providing
However, the right sort of, man ha against quIckBund, hidden springs,
been found to fill ,Wcs-'a shoes, nnrtVetc.
the coming Beuson .pronilses, well,,
BEBu9nM&ifliBB
r Mmmm
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the stert of tho plantation league, 'm n,e New York Navy Yn
and kept It going In great style.
try the "Skeetera" on the hill
cilmbliiB propnsltlpnoiiiiiilija, ocunpet-
tlllnn will
fiituro,
bo vRtl)tj(ll.il,n -1111) Mietill
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LOOKS TO JAPAN
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I ' ' ! We hope there Is no truth In the
nil 1 'luovj Jciiggestion Hint ortlcerH of the Army
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TO ANNEX KOREAr.""" Ilnl uiemseivfi iiumpereu in
i ir il i Hthelr work by tha economies of Con-
' IVICTOniA, U. C Covnlt Mleyushl. Kress uro proposing to resign and
former rorelgn mlnlsior ot Japan, In Join Hie Organized Mllltla, in the
an Interview published in the JIJI ''"I10 ,llllt lhf' 'n- '" XM wn- "e"
Shlmbo, received hero by mall, advo- euro more liberal treatment. Mem
entos tho unnuxitlon of Koiou by Ja- Uors of Congicss have learned that
pan, citing In defense of his Btand tho advocating appropriations ntked for
example of America's nnnoxutlon of tho Mllltla means votes, while op
Hawull. Ho recites the history In posing thoso needed by tho Hegular
thut regard In dctull, und bu)u that Army nieuni a vidimus display or
In. ,,..,' I,,l,,r4l In K-nr,.f, U ,'l-,.nlr llOStllltt tl) HlC llOrrlll spirit Clf
than was that of tho United States
militarism." Mny wo suggest to the
In Hawull, und ho urges the linmedl- I"0"8 membors or our national teg
oto annexation of Korea, u stop in Ulatlvo body that they should fol
which, ho suvs. "u third nower bus no low the Berlptuie: "These things
right to Interfere."
BttfiUHUaULiHHlBHHBVHHi
It Is qulte.posslble for u ruce dorse
lo bail.1 olieitimt t.wllliout being n
back number. Philadelphia Itecord.
5 on ought to nave done, but not
leave tile-other undone."
Mujor Cleu. Leonard Wood, colli'
maiidltig the Department Of tho IT.mt,
Patrick K. Shceciy, tho noted gam
bler nnd uit patron, whu died In Now
YcrX got most of bis notoriety
through tho iccovcry of tho OalnJ
boioiiKh liortruit of tho Duchcts of Do
vonshlio. The plctuio was stolen 'ln
l.omlon In the koventles und bruughy
to this ciiiiuii) by Adam Worth, tlio
uotoiiuus Icncc, In PJ31 Sheedy an
nounced that ho could deliver tho pic
ture for $5,000 piovlillug no ijuerttloiia
were to bo usku.1. Ho found tho paint.-
Ing tn Chlcaga It hud been In hiding
tventy-flvct )p,iro. Stiecdy wus llfly-'
nine years old when ho dleil.
The B u 1 1 f t n Publlshinc Co.. .'
Ltd., is dgtui tur tne ,cst eugravuig
un,d Ilthographms comoany on
the racitlc Coast and U prepared ,
to. give estimates on high-tcnda
printing off every kind. "
Alio prices and lamplei of the
Very Latest in Engraved Cards,
Announcements, and I
invitations, in the best of fi
tor smart rnncuons.
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