Evening bulletin. [volume], August 19, 1911, 3:30 EDITION, Page 10, Image 10

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EVENING BULLETIN, HONOLULU, T. H., SATURDAY, AUG. 19, 1911.
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DATE CHANGED
TO SEPTEMBER 4
VON HAMM-YQUNG COMPANY MAKES
r fTiTS
JWl fclfcl IHM
SPORTS
I Ll ami NatioaaX I
TRUNKS
CLEARANCE SALEOF SECOND-
m-
ALL READY FOR
HOI CONTEST
Kauai and Cavalry Fit As a
Fiddle for a Game Greater
Than Last Week's.
ruling (iii(inltlon oft, IIiiiipoii la In n
rlnsw b Iitynsrlf
Lieutenant Slitrlilim ntul Cniitnltt
ji-. Hi KI.C Up lUlOIlt tilt! Knllll', Illlll
Trnliifil to the minute nml In excel
lent (uiulltlun, Kuu.il nnil the 1'lftli
(nynlr lire renily to crnHli Into one of
the flMifxt nml lmrdet jiolo lairawi
liter lilijeil It will lie a gnmn full of
linns nml luiiimu rlnn from tliu very
Btntt to the eml, tinil the tenm ouxtlnK
tho otlur will be welt entitled tu litis
home lliecuim.
TIip envnlrjinpii hnvo vvorl.eil liaril to
iut n elianiilonMili iiintl Into the
toiiriiuiiitiiit. They foil nil ot the lonir,
tiillous Rrltiillns of iirottlH" hui lint
lnyi(;for ii.uiKlit nml when, they leave
tlii) Krlillron at. the end of the senium
It will lie ovir tho ciusheil nml nn
iulilieil forces of the iip(i!ilt!uii.
. The Knit ilH do not Felf-nwrt thein
selve n utroimly n ilo the cavalry.
tiul tin ilo ntntw t)iey liuve the liet
. u.-i '',' i . v .. 1.. .. .t. i. .-.i
IfUUl' Illlll PIHHIHI will, 'Mill nil ifiiv.i
qiilitly nnil wiy the' riiil of the Kiune
nfler the Bnioke Uenrs, will reel the
better of the two Lnilumnce In Koine
to be . IiIk lnBiie, rldliiRtHlJiOliy clilo
with imicli, ruKBeil UKKrexxlveiieHfi, ulul
the one that ran WT IU rexer More
to lt fullcit rniurlty without blowing
up or breukliiK a plitou li the one Unit
In colni; to rush the other out of Mo
analiii
John Mnllna . the ICidltit UbnuVr, Is
slacking up line ami vhouhl play
the game of bin I. re toila) Mnllli.i Is
it rKUlar I'msnek when 11 (otm-t to the
roiish FtulT of lirenhnti-k rbllnu nml
Ioiik, miMflilnir stk-Kwurl. lie xeemi
tu have mine ehiriliil nriulKi" iiKtilint
the poor mute 'polo ball every time he
MiiikH.il. f yijii 'cuii Jmlgoi by tlin vi
llous finasli jut Klve.t .t V
I'harleM Itlee pin an kiiium very hIiii
llar lo th.it or'Mallna. Ill twobiolli.
Vrf.nre vCmuln-x nl, Hi" yii.ni) iunlliinl
III. tll.V-llHll.Jllt tiijH of Ilioi-potllRlit
nearly ns melt i .Hie nlji'i) Ivvo rnim
Uin Cl.inli'ii !!
The mvulry lm rnisltt to ' rilme
rlhrmiBli nml trqfit the fans ttr lujlllljnt
pl'aV.yxj'tlfej. nre Kiilnchiiln tlie trtiy
or litko no
Scharch Takes Zink's Place on
Relay Team and Expects
to Do Well.
The ten-mile relay race lina been
chahKcil to September 4, Ijibor Day.
which Is n wlxc move on tlio part of
the. runner.
Tim Iniiol linitnnnlttfr In tlin rnillllll?
are both tine plairx. They xhoiihl Jiu . . .. .trol...i ut of stlnlc. tho
the poliil-iarnerx for the rifth, jrr(h ;nva1rj-mitn. nml l'rniik Selmrsch
Sizing tlihiRB up with n illxlntercst-'tnknB j,, ,,lnce.
eil eve the two ciiinbntlntf tentna lip- i Tj(, ,n,,or tur,10l, out for pmctUo for
pint nx two pinx III llkenoii, nliil the tp rft m(, ,, ,l(lt nld rnn for
one xhowlng up tho least bit eniloweil w,n(1 Klng nnJ jnck,nl, i,ellee thnt
with link nlioiiM receive the ilay'n ... ,.,,.,. ,.,. ,.,tP,i ,,-,..
Kl"" I tin. relnv tiiev can lo mire of winning
The ciima xtnrtf. nt 3 o'clock xharp , . , ,..,,,, ,., n., ..i ,..,
nml the tinnix lire compuxul ns fol- 0() ,1(,uVj. for .itnuc,. of two miles
onx: Inml he win nut on becnuxe there wax
Cavalry. Kauai. .. nil,,,, comt mnn nvnllnhle nt the
I.leut. Sherhlnn 1 Arthur Wee. tm( ))Ul . scharxcli hnx conxent'eil
l.leut llmixnti 2 John Mnllna , ,,;,, on tlc trnck Knmo nKUni nj
Caiit. rorxjth 3 t'linrlex nice ,)p ca j)e ,icp,nieii upon to makegooil.
Jlmmle rltsgernld Ix not worrying
over1 tiie cjiange, nx he bellevex tlie
change will not make much difference
In tl'i'e event. Jlmmfe l working on the
,.. .. .. ,, ,, i .. , i ii. quid iiu eiin n b i tic i. imi'n"
Mntt WclN. the J'-ngllxli HRlltwelght. , . fe
Labor Day.
I The change of date has pleased both
the Chinese nnd Cavalry bull tennis, nx
I.leut. Quclenieer..4 l'hllllp lllcc
IX zt u
DRAW FIGHT IN HILO
chnuinloii, Ix matched to meet "Knock
out" llronn In u ten-round bout to
tnki' place In New York on Augtixt 30.
.... .... .1 . ......1 .. tl. .. ..!..!. I.. nk
itie i.iiB.ixi. .is.nr . mini the soldier boys much preferred to play
133 poundx at to. lock on the day of on A)(.
mmlo In stxt-ral ixir.
GOOD VALUES GIVEN AT SPECIAL SALE. MOTOR TALK.
FIRES AND HOW, TO STOP THEM QUICKLY. FOUR
BUICKS ARRIVE FOR LOCAL PEOPLE.
OFFERS BIG SUM
Manager Danny Morgan of "Knock-
gttxt 2C. The game will he a dandy
when the hoys meet on tlio diamond.
nun
Wlicn Owen Morim, the defeated MANAGFR MORGAN
laigllxii iiKUtweigm cnatnpion, reacueu
home he cl.ilmnl Hint he hnd inadu
IfiO.uoo on his Annrlcnn tour. lie xtnt-
id thnt Wolgaxt was inmu of n wrestler out" Hrown Ix ready to gunrunteo $IU,
thiili hiAer nnd wuh willing to bet S,-Jo00 to Wolgaxt to appear III n ten-round
000 that he loulil beat Wolgaxt If ho tight agalnxt Urown, nnd litis 11000 put
lights 111 nugland. lup nx n forfeit that Drown will meet
' Wnlguxt. He goes o far nx to gunr-
The ymltt Hawaii, commanded by antee J1000 n round for evtry round
riioige t'roler. Iimms this iifternoon lit lie llghtx Drown.
1 o'cliick mi a pleaxiire trip around the Jle xays that he will glvo Wolgaxt
Island A big onwil of jiiclitHincll will two weeks to think the offer over. If
tnuke the trip Tim boys expect to he reruxes men, Morgan will tuivcriixe
liti n swill time while on the crulxo Drown ns champion becuuxe he lias
nii.i nr. .n..riil linuiii Intn tomorrow .enmed two ileclxlons over wolgasi nt
ariiriiooti ready mid will gtlgiuatl.e AU us lieitig
nfruld to meet K. O. Drown.
It Ix believed that Torn Juliet, Wol-
gaxt's manager, has declined to accept
paliv nifiilo n hid of $ 1 1,20 on tlin
cfI hlililct when the lenders were
In conquer iiinl will glv
ouartcr.
, IJititcnant tiitekunojer, Cuptnln of
thu Klftli Unrreiiiiji..iHJi t.uoil iiian ti"l
In mix will! when the battle waxes
uni'iii lie ililex iinelr mid Ix n mnn
tir with Hie Hull I.leiiTenint llnnxoii.
the roiighhouxe rlilei fiom l.ellehtia. Ix (10m under nilvltenipnt
alio a nun to wt slgnalk for and leavo
the lr.uk Hear for hlni to pit'i. In
All iiihi rs of thu Olympic Cluh nrc
..... I. .1 In i lull It.iiM.titlii ti.mil Tliev
WlirbHiiB ii track' nml hiM-ball team til swell offer. The reason for tills Is
along If plaps wink out O. K. The club
loillllllix soiiiii linn 'muieies,
f ! " : i " , ,)
The'tViliu Junior games ut the Ath
letic Pork tomnrtovv morning tiro ut
It acting much :itti ntloii, as the ball
phuen expii't lo nee the MuhookH beat
tin- r.ilani.lf.. ' '
m
Tho l-iird-Yniuig Knsliiporlns coin-
nut known ut present.
BAND CONCERT TOMORROW.
Tlie Hawaiian band will givo a pub
lic 'cotcert tomorrow nlteriioon nt tlio
Catholic church at Kullhl comntuic
Ing nt lltree o'clock. The piogram
will ho ns follows:
The Old Hundred.
Mnrch Kehtlvnl Sous.",
conl.acl fur b.ullillnr; Uif new Imml-j uvcniHo-i.iBiii wiviury , auppo
nrant leccivl.ur hl.illnn. nml wan low- u.imm .'uiriuug ..ci.iu.ei.
Selection Ilohcmlan Olrls...,. . llallo
opened nl the hoard or Immigration vocai-uawaiinp soni:s..nr ny iiergor
.,m i,i ,nuin,.i nri,,,., Thorn Sclecllon Sitiidny l'nrndo ....Hume
1 ' rt ,.. ...!......., anl.nl.tM
woro nvo bids, mid the board look uiuin iu u. j.i.iKliiV..(..au..u:i.ici
I'liiate me iioiy unost ixuppcy
Aloha Oc, Han nil I'onol
w.i.lli Itu I et in t nr im Tho Htnr Spangled Banner
Tho 'von llnintn- Young Compiiny
has been liavlng u bit? clenmnco biiIo
ot second-linml enra nt reniurktilily
low prices this week, nnd lliero liuve
been quite u few biirgiilns tuken out
of Its big salesroom. Tho sale ls.stlll
on. nnd If nnoiie wtints to buy n
good car clioap now Is tlio tlino,
It lias been wlilspured itround on
rather good authority that the Slod-OurS-Dayton
loiupany will. Install
Silent Knight motors In one of Us
models for 1012. Tho Stoddard, with
Its usual ndvttnce, will go the other
manufacturers ono belter this year
by putting out a cur of this type with
six cylinders. The great feature of
the Silent Knight Is the abandonment
of tlie iKtpliet vulve. In other words,
It has no vulves at nil to stick, leak or
grind. Insteud of the vnlvcs, It has
two sliding sleeves betvvetn tiie piston
nnd tho cylinder, which opernti' ns
cutoffs and' close und open the Intnke
nnd exhaust ports. These sleeves hco
operated by eccentric rods which nro
driven by tho ram shaft. Tho cam
shart Is In turn driven by a patent
link chain, which Is Just as punitive
ns gears and much more silent. The
elimination of poppet vnlves nnd cum
Blutft genre makes tlio enfelno very
noiseless. Tills machlno bids fnlr to,
be u prize-winner ninongst tho 11)12
curs.
Auto Vires.
The number of ntitomobllo llres
which are supposed to Imvo their
origin from liaikllrlng of tho car
bureter leads us to gay n few words
concerning the same. If u itiolor In
variably backfires there Is certnlnly
something radically wrong, and thnt
wrong should be corrected ut tho
earliest possible moment. Ono of the
most prominent causes of bnckllrlng
Is weak mlxtme. Tho rate of Uaine
generated in micIi n eltnrgo Is rum
iiarntlvely slow, as tlio excess of nlr
over thnt which Is necessury for com
plelo combustion is not only useless,
i out is it great iiiuuruucu iu inn uuiei.
It weakens the mixture, unnecessarily
nnd absorbs n gtenl deal or tho heat
liberated by tho fuek Under such
conditions the charge may still be
burning when the Inlet vtitve opens.
This being the. ense, tlio fresh mixture
will probablybc Ignited and thp llaiiin
will shoot bick through tlio lnuiilfold
to the carburetor. This tendency to
buikllre Is mote dellued when tho
motor Is running wili n retarded
spark, for llieti Igtiitlnn tnkes place
later In tho ejcle and tin' coinbiinlloii
will .not bo completed until a later
period.
Other onuses of huckllrlng may bo
trtieed, to leuky Intake vulves, n car
very lurgo englno wltli enormous
power. This car Is to ho alcllverod
to Dr. George Herbert. ,
A model 27 touring car,' nut ot Ibis
flamu shipment, Is to bo 'tWIIveted lo
i:. W. (Julnn on his return from tho
mainland. Tilts cur Is very powerful
or it small machlno nml Is of the
Biuno model ns tlio cur recently pur
chased by Sunt lie l'Heest. Tho other
two enrs in this shipment nro tlie
popular model 26 runabout, which bus
made Itself so popular In Honolulu
These two cars nre un exhibition In
tho salesroom of tho von 1 latum
Young company.
Mr. nml Mrs. Kuger nro stopping
off iu Honolulu for a week, n route
from Australia. Asia und Hgypt tu
Toledo, Ohio. Mr. Kuger represents
the Overland In these countries, nml
reports wonderful success for the
Overland enrs of nil models In these
distant countries. Mr. Kuger Is rc
I'tirntng to Toledo io book up for ns
ninny Overlnuds.-ns bujiian possibly
obtain ,for tbo''lal2 seWoji. Ho hits
been n visitor In Honolulu several
times 'before, nml Is an nrdent ad
mirer o7 tho climate, bore. After rest
ing n 'Honolulu' for a week Mr. nnd
Mrs, )?ngr wllf'sall for the mainland
on tho Slerm.
PACKARD FOR
ROAD Oil RAILS
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To Suit liic Climate
C"0'tl
boii deposit In the cylinders or poor
Ignition. Often times vulve springs
become weak nnd tho motor will
baektlre when running nt it high rnte
of npeed. This Is ono of the hardest
things to truce, as tlin valvo ttppar-
jcntly seats Itself ut till times und Is
apparently Blrong enough, but In
reality Is no tslrong enough to keep
up with the quick action of tlio cam
shaft .
Stopping I 'I re.
Often times, n llro rntiscd by back
firing may bo stopped before nny
great damage is doitn by simply shut
ting oft tho gusollno supply from the
Carbureter nnd opening tho hood to
glvo the llro' Vent. If tho operator of
an nutoiuobilo familiarizes himself
with the gasoline sbtitoff he can oftoit
get to it and close It before, n tiro
gets much headway, nut frequently,
as havo been cases recently, tho op
erator has no idea where tho sbiitoff
valvo Is." Ownere and operators of
automobllcs'do not spend enough time
finding opt -these small things, which
are really bo Important In n vital
moment, or, which often times suvo
tlio owner a good deal of expense.
Tho enre and operntlon should bo
studied vory closely by tho owner of
a car, even It be docs not do the
driving himself, ns frequently tho
driver is more or less of a machine
and Is not equal to emergencies. All
buyers at new cars nre provided with
very valuable Instruction books,
which, it carefully lookod into, will
help thu operator in n great many
different ways, particularly In tho
oiling and euro of a machlno. As n
rule these books tiro looked ut for a
few minutes, then put uwuy nnd nover
looked nt again, und tlie owner de
pends on some ono clso to look after
liis car who has much loss Interest
at stake.
Vimr HtilcliN In,
Ily tho Slerrn, Friday morning, tlio
von Hnmm-Young company rccolvcd
a shipment of four Hoicks, which tills
year uro nmongst tlio topnotchers.
Ono of these, which is a model 39,
Ih equipped with forodoors, straight
dash, 30x1 Inch tires, Strombcrg car
bureter and prcst-o-llto tank. This
car I" not only n very handsome
model wltli very pleasant lines, but
Is also made for rough nnd hard work.
It has unusual clearance nml will
pasB over most nny height of rock
which tuny be in tlio road ut nny tlmo.
Tills enr Is ono of tlio most satisfac
tory iill-nrotiud enrs which has been
Railway Man Perfects Won
derfully Speedy Equipment
on Auto.
A l'ackaril "3n" touting car,
equipped to inn (ill cither road or
rails', Jjas been perfected by V, tl.
Irwin, president ot tlio Indianapolis,
Columbus nnd Southern Traction
company. On n recent trial trip fioni
Columbus lo Sevmoiir. thu inaUiInn
ran nearly llfty-fottr miles 'nip hour
ugnlnst n head wind und sixty lullen
on thu lettuii trip.
Wood rims nimle by n pulley cont
pauy lit into life standard lima of
tho uiitomohtlo. and lit place of the
pneumatic tiro there is it Hanged steel
cur tiro. TIicm) pulls, nre bolted to
gether In such n way thnt when tho
rar is wanted for road use (ho special
equipment can bo enslly removed and
standard nitlouiobllo tin's utluihed Iu
Its place.
When tho motor enr Is being lispd
on the traction lino It will riiu us it
u'cond section of tlio enr II Is follow
ing, and will itlwuvs opprulo under
outers of the train dispatcher. The
car Is to bo equipped vlth a tele
phono for connection with tho train
dispatcher's olllcn from any point
along thu line.
Tho driver Is t'lusslo Cumiillnn of
Columbus. Intl., who bus qualllled us
a molorniuii us well ns a rhuiiueur
nnd mechnnlelan. Tresldent Invln Is
contemplating u trip to llulfalo, go
lug nil tlio way by mil in bis gasoline
car.
TWO NEW RECORDS FOR
ALTITUDE MADE RECENTLY
Another world's lecord wits broken
jexlerday In Chicago, when llrndley
mailii n wondetftll ultltiide lllght of
11,720 feet In Itlx biplane. TltoiTsnuils
of people saw tint hlrdmaii rise, to that
tremendous height.
At Kttimpes I'm nre, on August li.
l.'aptalit I'MIx, illtcctor of the military
aviation xilioul.'ioso to nn altitude of
J 1.3:10 feet.
Captain 1'ellx mnilo tlin lllght In one
hour und tin en minutes, which (.eeins
to bo a long time but he cumu down
in an nvvful fnxt tlmo of twetvo and
one-)inlf minutes, which certnlnly wax
a great sight.
Up to this tlmo tho otllclal ultltiide
by M. I.egagneux, who ut mil, rranie,
In December of lnxt J car ascended to
it height of lO.t'JS feet.
loiter Anil Jluxxey renched a height
of 11,7 feet ut tho law Angclex uvi
ntlon meet on Deietnber 20. lie died
live days utter milking hlx reiord by
nu accident while Hying.
CHINESE TEAM SAILED
FOR MAUI LAST NIGHT
The Chinese bull team sailed for Maul
lust evening on the Clnudlne. Twelve
memlieis made thu trip, lm lulling Kua.
Ill, n member of tho Hawaii tenm.
I'our stnr plajers of thu tenm were
left behind on tu count of business
Apait, Hit Hue, Akiina and V. Aynu Tho
tenm Is under the maiiagdiient of Hit
Yntu l'tittg, and Its (list guino will 1m
played this afternoon, beginning t 4
o'clock, nt Wallukii, wliiro the lioyh
will tueil a pit kid tcunr,
Tonioirovv the team will Journey over
to Kiihuliil to meit thu icpicxcuttitlvcH
of thnt town.
Ad Wolgaxt lb tu' meet I'.tl Mooto nil
Labor Day Iu a sK-iouud bout In l'lill
aililpltla, and thru (levcii diys afti r
brought Into tho country and Is the will tneit I'.uKcy McKniland In Mil
very first ot this model. It baa uwuukeu.
We have Jut'k recetvjd.it "liyW jjhlpjncnt of Steamer Trunks
nnd Sullentes. Wo Imvo
Fiber Trunks, Canvas Trunks,
and Black Zinc Trunks
Genuine Leather Suitcases,
Panama Matting Suitcases, .
Cloth Suitcases
Ve paint your Initials on trunks nnd a hi fcnr.es free of chnrge
and wo tio tlic same work on your old trunks nnd suUcmes
without charging anything
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