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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1910
Page
2
The item describes a new braking and ignition system with double acting brakes, independent ten ignition systems, magneto coupling, and Pelco system. It notes enclosed wiring with copper manifolds and water outlet needs, and claims easier maintenance and removal of a catch without disturbing other components.
Sports column notes terse achievements and match results involving local teams and players. Mentions names such as V L Stevenson and Maid 3, with brief references to Dare and Dora, Scares and Haya Thine. Summary uses compact phrasing from the readable fragments.
The Wasedas defeated the Marines 4 to 2 as they played twenty four games on the Tenyo Maru tourney. Abe Sippabene led with key hits while Joe McCinnance and others contributed in a hard fought contest. The Wasedas plan to depart for Japan tomorrow morning after a strong, well hosted visit with the Marines.
At North Mandal, The Harvester driven by Ed Goers led in heats of the mile trotting event setting a new stallion record and beating Crescene’s 1802 mark. Bettors faced a raid as deputies shut in bookies after the event, with arrests and widespread disruption at the grand circuit meet.
Fort Shafter notes recount the Twentieth Infantry from its 1894 organization, its service in the Spanish American War, and later actions in Cuba, Monterey and the Philippines. It mentions deployments, expected return to the mainland, and possible reorganization involving Fort Douglas and New York barracks. It also covers polo ponies at the Inter-ratund series, hospital news, and a new ordnance storehouse ending Post No. 41 Heseannney, with guard mounting implications.
At the old league grounds on Saturday two fasctall games were played. The Bt. Leute team beat the No. 1 nine by a close score while Morenthl and Punatous delivered notable hitting. A fair crowd watched as Sabie batted in multiple runs, Guards and other players contributed, but the army team showed limited offense after a strong start.
A Sunday golf event at the country club attracted a large crowd as two-ball foursomes competed for prizes. Winners included White and Jordan, Woon and Morse, and Jordan with Halstead, Lang, Klebabo, and A J Jordan.
Washington Aug 15 A rumor mill ties Secretary Ballinger’s retirement to Sept 15 and notes expected resignations of Aldrich and Cannon. A Ballinger-Pinchot probe report may be issued soon. observers expect President Taft to address Ballinger and Cannon as cabinet tensions loom. The president plans a cabinet meeting Sept 10 to discuss the issues and the supreme court docket.
Captain Robert W. Mearin of the 26th Infantry has been ordered to Fort Honolulu to join his battalion on an expedition. The War Department issued the order Wednesday, stating Captain Mearin would depart soon. delays at the wharf prevented him from taking transport to Manila.
A dispatch from Ha waii cites a projected Japanese move to annex Korea by mids August. Officials privately warn of serious trouble after identity loss, with reports of 200 Koreans abroad aiding revolt and plans to move Koreans to prevent annexation.
Special Correspondence from Wailuku notes the upcoming opening of a modern kindergarten pool, 80 by 60 feet, funded by the town to promote aquatic training. Project aims include producing skilled swimmers among Molokai and Maui youths who recently arrived from offshore. Authorities expect the pool to bolster local education and recreation, with construction by a noted contractor and plans announced for formal dedication.
The Board of Supervisors of Kanal County invites sealed tenders for water pipe materials and fittings to supply 6 inch galvanised pipe 122 nipples 2 elbows 3 tees and 3 gate valves plus related items for Makawell plantation railway line. Tenders due by the specified date with delivery to be made to the Makawell terminal.
Honolulu City and County supervisors authorize a 2500.00 general fund appropriation for the maintenance of schools. Presented by Daniel Logan, the measure passed at a public meeting in August 1810 with six votes in favor and none against.
Sealed tenders will be received by the Superintendent of Public Works until 12m on Thursday August 25 1910 for furnishing 1380 feet of Li inch wooden stave pipe without pipe or bands. Sample of pipe required may be shown in the office of the Superintendent of Public Works. The Superintendent reserves the right to reject any or all bids. MARSTON CAMPBELL Superintendent of Public Works Honolulu August 15 1910.
Legal notices announce creditors must present claims against the estate of Mexander Young late of Honolulu within six months from August 8, 1910 or be forever barred. Claims are to be presented to Monro Smith Warren Hemenway attorneys or to the executors in person at the firm’s office in the Haleiwa Building. The notice is dated January 8, 1910.
Business notices report the Hawaiian Ball Company moving from Maunakes Street to Beretania Street near Nunanv. It states no connection with the Ballasting Co which has reopened its old office at 4694-1m.
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