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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1905
Page
6
Unclear reports say the planned game between Staiie He Ay Cow and Honolulus may not be played this year. Chas Falk, manager of the Honolulus, says only that a challenge was received and time is running out as the season nears end.
Fragmentary notes from Louisville Kentucky dated Sept 28 describe Marvin Hart training and a proposed bout with Geo Gardner. Vague references mention bars, whiskey, and liquor, with plans possibly collapsing within hours as promoters tease a ringside event in New York City.
The fall tenure tournament opens today at Wooda Sheldon courts with ten couples in action and a trophy offered by Pacife Johnson Co for the winner. Entries represent a large turnout, including notable players such as G. Dockus H. Gray Major d. Von Viet Bi Adama W. Roth and others. Matches proceed through the afternoon with several results listed and plans for future rounds.
The young athlete club Diamond Heads formed to join the Socker League and show rapid progress. A meeting at Whittle Club will elect officers for the team this evening at six, with Matthew and Iolante named to prepare practice sessions.
The Hawaii Promotion Committee approved printing 100,000 new folders promoting Hawaii as an ideal winter retreat. The materials touted climate, beaches, volcanoes, and modern ships, promising easy transport and abundant attractions to entice travelers and Shriners from Los Angeles next year.
Reported prizes include the Hisne formerly Retican at Yokohama and the Pobleda sunk at Port Arthur. A grand naval review is planned in Tokyo Bay mid October with all Japanese warships present, amid rumors of further market movements in the next three months.
At the October 1905 meeting of the County of Oahu Board of Supervisors the ordinance against gambling rooms barred or barricaded to impede police access was adopted. It prohibits exhibition or viewing of gambling layouts and implements in such rooms with three or more people present, with penalties up to 500 dollars fine or six months imprisonment. Jurisdiction is given to district magistrates to try offenses, and the ordinance takes effect immediately. Signed by Clark of Oahu, D. Kalaukalan i Jr.
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