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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1909
Page
8
Miss Edna Buckler a prominent young lady from Home Ht explains she was very weak and run down. After starting Duffy’s Pure Malt Whiskey she gained energy and vigor, calling it a tonic that enriched her blood. She testifies she would advise others to use it for strength.
An OCR fragment promotes Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey as a tonic to keep youth, strength, and vigor. It claims to strengthen the heart and purify the system, urging consumption according to directions and presenting the product as a family remedy.
The city hosts a tennis tournament with many players from Boenwa and Cape de Clue. Officials expect strong entries before the event closes. The courts are in good condition and teams aim for top honors as play commences Tuesday.
Bowen won the Hawaiian Gun Club shoot after a three way tie. Spalding Vincent Whitney and Howen led early, Bowen edged 9 of 14, Spalding 7 of 19, Vincent 8 of 21, with a final shootout deciding premier place. Porter missed due to business, leaving JW Harvey to miss the match.
The passing of Henry Vierra, longtime figure in the A. K. wind, occurred this morning at the Kalmuki box tal, aged eighty one. The news came as a shock to the Gemily, despite his recent wellness, as he had been in fair health of late.
The jury in the Scott defamation case reached a verdict awarding $1,000 against BF Die lighan vernue ML F. Scott after a nine minute deliberation. The judge denied posttrial motions and ordered payment to the plaintiff, with the verdict standing amid procedural disputes and shorthand testimony.
The Industrial Edition of the Evening Bulletin is available wrapped for mailing and priced at 50 cents at the Bulletin office.
Communications to the Sporting fale to Keeplog Bulletin detail May events including Marines vs Pas shatter on May 22 and Maltini Golf on May 31. Also mentions a Homey Open Marathon in June and a hat elision in the program for Jenin.
A River side League gathering at noon yesterday discussed a renewed attempt to reunite teams, with a second meeting planned and written requests to the J A Cs and COACe to attend. Despite splits, early progress was noted with two admittance applications held for today, as Hyerde L Masters and ACK Vierta drive the new league vision forward.
The Kamehameha School notes preview a Saturday game against Punahou with Kanaioputt shifting to first and Aka fa returning to box. Punahou reportedly won the league championship. A. Robbi led with a repeating bat. Wing Mat and Hank Mackonato are featured. Also, an Alumni reunion is set for the Girls' School Saturday evening amid plans for the coming exhibition parade.
The Bulletin Publishing Co. Ltd. offers estimates for high grade printing and engraving. It provides samples of engraved cards and invitations for all social functions, with mounted pieces and various ledger and monthbook options produced.
Sunday doubleheader features Marines and Shakers in a planned clash at Antic Park with strong lineups. Marines rely on Jon Anderson at catcher and a solid battery while Shakers rely on Halown and Hatesman to anchor positions amid a potential crowd. The day also includes another Military League game between Wilth Cavalry and No G HL, with second spot hotly contested as teams vie for a title and a lively program to follow.
Motor cycling gains traction in Honolulu with rising machine numbers and strong interest. Local promoters Chilton and Berger push to secure a six lap to the mile track near Anta Jane and Heretania street at low cost, hoping to attract spectators with close, fast racing on a smaller course. New machines arrive, races could loom, and local records may fall on Kamehameha Day if a track is ready.
Mr Swahn is now in charge of the tailoring department at Kerr and Co, assuming responsibility for operations and staff. This leadership shift places Swahn at the helm of alterations and men’s wear services within the established firm.
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