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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-05-11
@elt8ton mno YoIitif.

l1eber Sen engen 3ulammenbang
BON &eligion un0 Nolitif, moriiber be-
ionoerS in unierm 9anoe pielfa6 gang
fali6e 8egriffe berri9en, perbreitete
ii6 unldngit ser arsge5eidnete &eids-
tagsabgeor0nete @r5berger uuf eine1n
~Gentrumstage in 8iberad in ldngerer
&eoe, ser mir 6olgenoes en%tnebmen:
Man BORT unter SEN 56lagp0rtern
oes Sages feines baufiger als ienes:
&eligion babe nit @olitif nidts gu
tbun, @eligion lei Hripatlafe. Die
@ertbei0iger oieles sabes miiben lib
ul1ter allem Mufuaao bon ideinbater
@%ele6riamfeit ab, gu bemeiien, oaB es
gefabmib lit, penn &eligion uno No=
litif IN 3uiammenbang gebrabt mer=
sen. Gieie Serren mer0en icgar fromm
bei oieien ibren 8ei trebungen uno 81
tiren Sic III. sdrift. 3emgegeniiber
mus ooran feitgebalten meroen: oaB
Sic &eligion ser itarfite politiide Sat-
tor lit Mno bletbt. 0al1h 1t1o oaber
iene Meinungen, 6ie Sen 8iirger pom
|Gbriiten iGei6en poIen; Ibeill1ng ba1
re bier Iootl1ng. e. Ser Menid ml1B
ols einbeitlides Gauges betrad)tet tper-
Sen. Muf ben S%rrgdngen Ser Eolitif
lit Sic &eligion ser @egmetler, ser pot
Nlbmegen inns bebiitet. geidt MIR fir
rein reltgioie 6ragen lit Sic &eligion
m%aBgebeno; audi fir anoere 6ragen
iol Sic &eligion 2eititern lein 10 IN
eriter 2inie III mirtbidaftlidcn Tra=
gen., Ser 2iberalismus Mil in oieler
@estebung 6reibeit bon alien Be-
ibrdnfungen oes @l1ders; Sic 60
cialoemofrotie fat gegen sic @uder=
geiebe geltimmt, ga lie genalt meiB,
ooB Salienoe por, n1ittleren lno flei.
men 2eute11 unter ser @l1derfrei5ett
5ugrunoe geben meroet, sic Damn IN
ibre @eiben obidmenfen. 9emgegen=
iiber balt oos Centrum auf Sem Drift
liden Stantpunft itebeno 6aran felt,
oaB ser @uder cine anoere 6orm oes
raffinirten 2iebitabls lei. Sdeioung
BON &eligion uto &olitif fiihrt alto
bier 11ltr CUR idranfenloien Mnsniis-
luta ser minoer begiiterten Glaiien..
MJer aud in Ser @edtsgeiebgebung
oarf Sic &eligion nidt ausgei6altet
meroen. Ser Menid ml.B nit leinem
freien @iuen perantmortlid fir aues
8oie gemadt mer0en. Gagegen treteh
beute auerbano 9ebrmeinungen auf,
sic 0a beba1pten, ser @erbreder lei le-
oiglid oas ~&roouct ieiner hinge
bllng", er ban0le nidt nit freiem @il-
len, er lei franf. Sir oieie .aranfen"
braude ma bloB Srrenbduier. Mn-
oere pieoer bebaupten, ser @erbreder
lei bel ieiner 9bat tbeilmeiie "mtllenS-
beidranft" gepeien. SSn otelem Salt
lit natirli6 ser &eide in Ser Sage,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-05-11

@crr ". s. @arper. 2ebigb. @1epes
laub Golntn, M%rfanlas, fhretbt: Sd tpeiB
nidt. tpie ib sshren meiaen :@onf eritatz
ten ioG fir bas @ltte, mas sic mir III
meiner 8ebanolung fir &atarrb tbaten.
SD lit i6tper on Sen Solgen bon
droniidem &atarrb bes &opfes nnb Der
Naie. ST. muBte midi anbalteno rduipern
unb ipuden. unb ib bate metnen Sc
rudsiirm po1itdnoig perloren. Sd babe
peridiebene Dltttel heriubt, aber, nibts
half mir.
n3ulebt beriu6te id Beruna als lebz
tes Mittel, mnb NIT SAINT muB i6 iageu,
oaB. nadoem i6 5ebn Slai9en Reruna
genpmmeu, ib no6mals bonn &atarrb
oes &opfes uno Der gfaie gebeilt Bin"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-05-11

Serr Samuel @c&inlep, 1915 @rano
Nbe., &an1a5 gitp, &c.,, idretbt: sd
TAM in @bren beitdtigen, oab ib me1n
Qebeu Sem Yerlua peroante.
uMuf ser @eil BON elmer staot <6ur
onDcru muBte i6 IN ale Sorten 1f,ledt
oebei5ter 5tores lno @ebduoe 91nein
iItu6 3utpeileu an1alteub i%tunoenlang IN
Ser &Serridtmns meiner @eriteiserarbeit
1tcben, uno baber lit es nl1r natitrlta',
SAX id baufig an grfaltunsen litt~ 2esz
tcn3e5ember cog i} mir einen i6!uierige1
sail I'll, melder 1ib ourb @er11uAla'lis
auug meinerleits auf Die 2ungen 1ebte.
Mls es fat gu ipdt mar, ftna th an,
eineu 9oftor 81 9ebrauden, aber ohne
Grfolg, big ib bon Eeruna borte. gs
bette midi, nn6 10, fann i'd ntdt 9enl1g
Sob 6oriiber auslpreden."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-05-11

UuIL lel OuplUtl% uO!uttuJ4, Utlll lUlIU
iebr balls sic DEFINING Ser 2eute gum
5meiten @emilien, uno oamit lit sic
2auterfeit ieines @barufterS 5erit0rt.
vgr bat nidt mebr Mutb rn0 Strait
gen1g, r6arbe gu befemen," er
vbdngt iein MGrtelhen nad Sem @in=
oe." 1ie 8efampfung Ser 2iige in
jeoer Sorm lit 6aber cine &al1ptauf-
gabe Ser g%r5iebung. Sic lit al@h cine
ser idmeriten; oenm pen,1 es id,on bon
ltns ein bobes MaB BON gnergie Der
langt, mitten in Dem 2ug 1,n0 Grug,
NIT Sem uns 6as geielidoftltde ltno
%io5iale 2eben rmgibt, mabrbaft gu
bleihen, mie miro Elm idymades &ino
10 ihpere Nroben uno &onflifte iieg=
reid iib%eriteben? 8er 6ieie 6rage
obne 5d'einbeiligfeit priift, Ser miro
es barbariid tin0el1, mern man iebe
9iiae al1snablnlos our@ f0rperlide
3iidtigung abnoet. @as iol 0enn ein
Idtpades &in6 in ieiner Mngit t6un,
mern elm @rmahlener in glutrotbem
Sab8orn Dor i5m ltebt un6 idreien0
Sic @abrbeit p%erlnngt? @ie man6es
&ino, SOS in leiner ltnidul0 sic @abr=
felt iagt, muB cine robe 8eban0lung
oafiir ausbolten. 8er ous 8ertrauen
6es &in6es belibt, iib rubiq fragenb
an es me11oet un0 ibm 3eit gibt. ii6
a1 beiinnen> 1piro ieiner Mufridtigfeit
better 6ienen als ser @riigelpd0agoae.
1ie freie, freuoige 2iebe our @abrbeit
lit mobl 0as grgebniB itrenger &onie
queens, aber einblauen ldBt iie ii@
niht. Man foride SEN l1riaden ser
2iige nod 11no miro oft in sic Gage
fommen, gu iagen: rMea cl1lpa!"
Seine ousgeprdgte Stdrfe madt In
6es ben Gbarafter nod nidt poQfom=
men. SINS MaBloie geiteigert, fam
iogar @il1ensitdrfe in 6ie barte Slid.
iidtsloiigfeit ser ~Serrenmenihen aus
arten. Gem mdnnli@en &raftbetpuBt,
iein m1B iib oaber nod oas meibli9e
Clement ser 2iebe 5ugeiellen. @briihus,
in Sem Sic Strait gu bo9iter @ouen.
Sung fam, lit uns aub 5uglei6 ser
&obepunft ser 2iebe uno Miloe, Ma=
ria, oas liebepone, 5arte @eib> 5eigt
lt6 nnterm &rem5e in mdrnli6er
9uloerfraft. Die Martprer oes Gbri=
itentbums 5eigen neben bobem Sel0en=
mutb oft Elm &er5 boa 5arteiter @m=
pfi1oung uno sic meibliden unter it,
men lparen bel auer BARTLETT itarf ge=
mug 81 Sen b06iten 0pfern. Mud I'M
mittelalterli6en Sitter finSet itd
utpabre M6nnlibfeit nit einem Sro=
pfen Mitterlidfeit perbu110en." @raft
un6 2iebe miiiien barmoniid ineinart=
oerflingen, I'M einem @barafter sic
rebte Sh0nbeit un6 8oQfommenbeit
gu perleiben. $50 ii6 6as Strenge
nit Sem 3arten, mo- Starfes itd u,1o
Miloes paarten, 90 gibt es einen GUT
ten Slang" (5hiler). 5elbitbebaup=
tung uno Selbitperleugnung miiiien
in elmer Matl1r pereinigt lein.
Der @r6ieber muB oiei er 6or0erung
geredt meroen, inbem er 11iht einiei=
tig ouf sic gntmidlung ser @barafter=
itarfe 8eoadt nimmt, ion0ern o16
oas @emiitb 6es 30glings berei6ert.
8ei &nabe1t, 6eren &raftentfaltung oft
BON @obeit nno Miidiidtsloiigfeit be-
gleitet lit, tpir6 es gang belonoers mo-
tbig iein, auf @er3li@fett un0 3artge=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-05-11

Ser ltIr5t jid u10 Sic ibn Mnbefoble=
men in &er1pirrung un0 nnitderbeit
mn0 treibt iteuerlos I'M Stllrme oes
2ebens bem Sdiffbru6e entgegen. SIN
Gburofterbil0e Gbriiti pereinigen iid
gu eoeliter @armonte oas u1dnnlide
Clement ser &raft uno Sag meiblide
Clement ser 2iebe. 8eioe mub audi
Ser gr5ieber in ii6 1u10 ieinem 30g-
hinge our9biloen.
Men1 aber idreibt Ser mobefne
Menlh &rait 5n? @er Sen 9diffs-
folpb iiber 1us Meltmeer iagt, mer
Sen Stablblrf gu biinne!n 8lede
mnl5t, mer iih ais fiibner &ilot bin
auf in cen Metber idmingt! 9ieie
&rait aber, Sic Sic 9ednif beberri6t
uno 0as Tliigelrao Scr &ultur poran=
treibt, lit oft niht gepoart nit Gbaraf=
terit0rte 1tno 5eeleugroBe. 5ittlide
&raft, INN sic es iib fir urs bouoelt,
beiiet per obne Menidenfltrd)t feline
lteber5euglmg pertritt, mer feline
@run0idbe nidt leines @ortbeils lpe=
gen perlel1gnet, mer fem nieoeres
Iriebleben, feline boien Neigungen in
ltrenger 3udt balt, mer ser @eri1-
da,ng oes 9lugenblids nit rubiger 81
6erbeit sic 5tirne bietet, lper nidt ein
I5flape ieiner 2aunen lit, fur5: tper
iid ielbit beberrldt. @er es 10 melt
gebradt bat, ser lit innerli6 fret. @te
l1nenolib piel fann bon einem iol=
ten ausgereiiten 8iqenSmeniden sic
leihtfertige Sugeno lernen, sic oft MI
6erltnnoslos i6limmen Nuregrngen
bon ouBen folgt lno nid}t oaran oenft,
sic Mo9t ibres 8illens Sit gebrau6en
uno 51 entpideln!
@ie aber erlangt 11no lteigert man
sic @iaensfraft? 2ur@ l1ebung! Sc
otter ser @iue itd o%urd@iett, 6eito
itarfer miro er. $50 aber mdre oa5u
Before un0 bdl1figere @elegenbeit ge=
boten ais bel ser Mrbett! IS banoelt
ii@ nidt oarum, etmas Ml,Bergemobn=
li9es gu ooubringe1,, ionoern sic ei1<
fade, i9lidte Mrbeit, auBergemobnlid
gut 5li tbun. Sic mllb piinftlth at1=
geiongen 11no beenoigt mer0en. Sic
carf li9 nidt our@ uble 2au,1e uno
Gl,Bere S%t0rl1ngen beirren lalien,
NiGt nur Muge uno @ano, lonoern
au6 @er5 lno @eiit miiiien idaffeno
tbatig fem. Sinoerniiie, 56mterig=
feiter1, sic III ser Mrbeit lelbit liegen,
miiiien our9 @e0l1l6, gifer un0 5abe
Jeltigfeit iibermun0en merbe11. 9as
gebt aber 1tur, menn sic Mrbeit Ben
&rdften unb 6abigfeiten Oes Mrbeiten=
sen augemeiien lit. 81 leidte Arbeit
befriebigt niGt o1er er5el1gt iibertrie=
benes Sclbitpertraler, gil i6mere So
gegen ettmutbigt. Sic @al1ptlade
dber III, DdB gauge lt1lo lreue ArDe'1
geleiitet miro. ~@er iein &ino balbe
Mrbeit tbun labt, ma6t es gu einem
balben Gbarafter" 60rlter).
Gin 5meites iebr midtiges Mittel
CUR 8elebung zines boben iittliden
IMutbes un0 zines itarfen, beborrli6en
@inens lit sic gr5iebung CUR 8abr>
baftigfeit. Ser mabrbettslieben6e, ebr=
lide Menid ma6t aus ieiner Mei=
nung fem &ebl. 9a6urd entgebt er
Ser @efabr, feline @rl1n6idbe gu per=
leugnenL 9arafterlos gu tperoen. @er
aber aus 8erlegenbeit ooer. in Ser
Notb ODER CUR l%tnterbaltung anoerer
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-05-11
@,.f.~.r ;oouifth= merif 5plbat lpbt Ncrura.

oo( artbur 6. 5omitou bon sen I. Clio Sreipilgen, fdreibt me
'", sd babe Hernna lelba no IL meiner Son mil g, as' raadh m %apreno
ner III eem Gcbcu Sabre. Sd babe Sbncn bcrets hber oe 9nten MetniiIna1e
1eiidrie6en, bic i'd nit Sbren Yattel wabreno oes ipanti@= amer'tant'@e"
Gurge3 nabtc. Nc. m..... ...s...s ..s,~.s o;crsca I'M
irou;ihH omerifauiihcu &riege, ub i'd iage 10 ntd, oR, mcnn I'M &re9sz
ssSartemeut sic Reeorbs 81 Static ee5usen @eroen, amsset na en- ; %tfo; o "a
81. Gromfhcibf1Qe in ueineut Gegtment 8crtnger marena ~ III tr9emo e.
nem anSeren@ eaiment bes Mruaeeeorps in ben aelhaaern 5m alaer, @eease
mn gmidnea. Sic seianmtensooesfaae, in menem @estment mae..
r rrmh Sr Tcbcn N0onate 9ienI5nt maren feben aus elmer Sotainmme on
400. gRau fam natarlid nht ansrs as henten, Dap *unna a""ret1s
n1enem 8cfeblsbaber ppn groken Nnten NOR"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-05-11

5. 81. &otpeu, Elm populdrer Mpo-
tbefer bon @reenburg, &p., iagt: rBir
gebrau9en gbamberlains @uitenmit-
tel in unierm eigenen Sausbalt, un6
mir miiien, oab es ausee3eidnet it,"
gu taufen BON ser MoIitor Grug 60.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-05-11
Mmf Der 8ad)e gesen bic Maiern.

Mnf Der Wad)e geger Die Ntd1ern.
Ser fleine Sobn ser 6ran .. 9.
Bolmer, 2ittle Mod, Mrf., batte Sic
Malern. Sic 6olge par beftiger SUI
]ten, ser idlimmer muroe, uno er
fonnte ttidt i9lafen. Sic iagt: rgine
6lalde Soleps @onep ans Sar CONF
pound bette i'm pouitanoig uno er
mar ieit0em ntdt mebr oauon ge=
qldlt." Group, @eudbuIten, Maiern<
&uiten, .o4es oteies meidt Dor Soleps
&onep ono Sar COMPOUND. Das CD
te lit in einer1 gelben 8aquet. @utet
Gu6 Dor Snbitttuten. Molitor Drl1g
Company.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-05-02
ACTORS AT SCHOOL.

Whether the stage or the conserva-
tory is the better training school for
actors is a question that has long in
terested lovers of the theater. In
France the best actors of the subven-
toned as well as the private theaters
are usually graduates of the Conser-
vatoire, a state institution, and one
result of the attitude of France to-
ward artistic pursuits-an attitude
without precedent in any other coun'
try. England looks on the study of
dramatic art as beyond the interior
ence of the state. German actors
who learn their art from instructors
are usually the pupils of private in
situations or eminent members of the
theatrical profession. There is no
state school for their preparation.
The disadvantage under which dra-
matte schools have labored in this
country is the incapacity of their pup
! lis. They are usually compelled to
take the least promising talents,
whether it be from an intellectual or
a physical standard. Pretty girls are
always able to find employment when
they desire to enter the profession,
and the same is true in a measure of
the men who possess certain physical
advantages or some decided dramatic
Il l. 10 hn
that those beginners who have no
such advantages are compelled to re-
sort
There are some notably successful
graduates of these institutions in our
theater today. 1t has been demons
trated that there are certain quail
ties that the schools are able to I'm
part to their pupils. They accom-
plish their greatest good probably
when they turn out actors able tc
speak the English language correctly
without provincialism or accent ol
information, and with a sufficient skill
in enunciation to give the letters
their value.
The school for training actors tina
many think the best in the world Il
the stock companies which have -four
ished again in this country for tn
last decade after they had for a per
iod Of years disappeared altogether
They were, of course, the histori
training ground for those accomplish
ed representatives of the profession
that reigned supreme in the so-calle,
palmy days. OF their value as place
Of preparation for the stage there cal
be no question-New York Sun.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-05-02
SPORT NOTES

Wrestling Exhibitions on Saturday.
Sailor Roberts and John Froelicher
are billed to commence a season of
wrestling exhibitions at the Park
Theater on Saturday evening. The
season will last a fortnight, during
which time the program will be chang
ed twice. In addition to the exhibit
lions provided by these two first-rate
men, all-comers will be taken on in
wrestling bouts and prizes awarded
those who evade defeat for fifteen
minutes. In addition to these at
fractions the program will include a
cinematograph representation of the
championship bout between Gotch and
Tlackenschmidt, when the former
wrestled the championship from the
Russian limo. The film includes pic
lures of all the most notable Ameri-
can wrestlers and during the exhibit
ton a short lecture will be given.
Kan Seniors Win Against Oahu.
In a game between the Kan Seniors
and Oahu College, played at AleXan-
der Field yesterday afternoon, the
visitors romped away with victory to
the tune OF seven-two. 1t was a one,
sided game in which the superiority
of the Rams was pronounced. The
Oahuans had new pitcher in Inmar
and while he did fairly well with the
ball he did not shape like a conner
though much is still expected from
him In the field the Oahuans were
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-05-02
THE SPORTING CALENDAR.

May 3-Raseball: Central erammars
VS.. St. Louis, at Makiki, jun
iors.
5-5asebaII: IoIani VS.. St.
Louis, at Aala Park, juniors.
May 6-BasebaII, st. Louis VS.. High
School.
6-BasebaII: Oahu VS.. Kameha-
meha, at kamehameha.
7-BasebaII: Oahu League.
&" 7-BasebaIl: Oahu League: 1880
p. A. C. VS.. J. A. c.; $3.50
Stars VS.. Native Sons.
7-BasebalI: Eva VS.. Waipahu.
at Eva; Aiea VS.. Waanae at
Aiea.
8-BasebaII, Kamehameha VS.. ST.
Louis.
s-BasebaII: Punahou VS.. Rams
at Kamehameha juniors.
1o-BasebaIl: IoIani VS.. Central
Grammar, at Aala Park, jun
ors.
May 12-BasebaII: Oahu VS.. st. Louis
at Alexander Field.
12-BasebaIl: Punahou VS.. Kaa-
humanu at Punahou, JUNIORS.
13-GoIf: Presidents Cup al
Country Clubs links.
13-14-Hawaii Yacht Club:
cruise to Waianae.
f4-BasebalI: Oahu League;
1880, ]. A. C. VS.. Native
! Sons; $3.50, P. A. C. VS.
Stars.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-05-02
POLICE COURT

Motor officer Chiffon found Por-
tuguese named Benovitch lying un-
conscious at Nuuanu and Kuakini
streets late last night and had him
conveyed to the hospital. The man
was suffering from an epileptic fit and
in his fall had grazed his face on the
ground.
David Todd, the lad injured in yes
terday's automobile collision on Will
der avenue, is not seriously injured
and will probably be out of the hos
pital in a few days.
Carl Neiper has been worried by
boys stealing his mangoes, rifling
the chicken coop and taking his
horses out of the stable for nightly
rides. Sunday he caught lad who
said he knew some of the boys who
had been concerned in the escapades
and he pointed ont Joe Freitas to Mel
per. The latter caught Freitas and
on the boy admitting he had once
been to the stables, Neiper struck
him in the eye. Freitas brought 6
charge of assault against Neiper and
the latter admitted his guilt, relating
the circumstances under which the
assault was committed. Judge VIM
B. Lymer assessed the blow at only S.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-05-02
TOURNEY
STARTS FRIDAY

The tennis tournament for the Cas-
tie Cup will commence OH Friday aft
ernoon on the various courts of the
city, it having been decided to hold
the competition, Already sixteen en-
tries are in and it is expected that
Icy Thursday evening, when entries
will close, that there will be several
other competitors. AID Castle has
presented a cup for this competition,
the conditions governing which he
will make public during today or to-
morrow. Messrs. Castle, Bocllus and
Dick Cooke, who are familiar with
the play of most of the tennis men in
the city will handicap the players.
The entries are : r. Sinclair, V. Stew
cnson, j. O'Dowda, L. M. Judd, S. A.
Baldwin, G. G. Guild, c. G. Bockus,
p. r. Bartlett, R. r. S. Durston, Theo.
Richards, J. R. Judd, X. B. Barnes, ].
Guard, c. du Roi, G. L. Duckworth
and ]. w. Bains.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-05-02

whether or not the Stars are corners.
The Native Sons certainly shaped
well against the Portuguese and are
to be congratulated on their showing
The team work was better than might
have been anticipated, but it is not
as good as it can be.
Rules to Be Enforced.
Bill Hampton and Sam Chilling
worth, the umpires for the Oahu
League, are determined to enforce the
rules of the game strictly and will
not stand for any interference on the
part of the players. This means that
captain and players will have to re-
frain from questioning the decisions
of the umpire, as laid down by rule
G5, or incur the penalties provided by
rule g.. Sunday last there was good
deal too much talk by the players, par
ticularly by the Portuguese pitcher
and catcher. The removal of a player
from the field for a similar offence
will no doubt be a salutary lessor
to the remaining players.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-05-02

first battle Carlyle was heard repeat
ing over and over again to his re-
cruiti
"Beoa man, lad Don't duck. Don't
duck, tell you. I'm behind you.
Fine Job Printing at Star Office.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-05-02

By far the best game yet played in
the Grammar School baseball league
was that which took place yesterday
afternoon on Aala Park between Ka.
mehameha and Kaahumanu, only one
run being scored. The Kams won, but
it was a ninth innings victory, and
though Kaahumanu was shut out the
lads composing this team left the dia-
mond with the satisfaction of know
ing they had put a rafting game of
ball
The game was a pitchers duel in
which Kaleialia of the Rams won out,
though he had three base hits made
off his pitching, against five made off
saba. saba retained control of the
game right up to the last spasm, but
he fell down in that inning and the
Rams took three base hits and
brought one man over the plate. 1t
was most exciting finish to very
keen game. The Rams had two men
out in the last inning and second and
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THE SHIELD.

Miss Grace Strachan, president Of
the Teachers Association, of New
York, was being congratulated on her
successful fight for equal pay for
women teachers.
TT is odd" said Miss Suachan
smiling, "but the men who most ear.
Inestly opposed equal pay were men
of the so-called chivalrous type-the
type that says woman should be pro
tected, womans place is the home
and so forth.
Protectors of this kind remind me
of soldier named Carlyle.
Carlyle, veteran private, under
took to train raw recruit. In the
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t4-oelf: Presidents. Cup at
Country Clubs links.
14--5asebaII: Eva VS.. Aiea at
Eva; Walpahu VS.. Waianae
at Waipshu.
15-5aseball, High School VS.. ST.
Louis.
15-BasebalI: Oahu VS.. Kane.
hameha at Alexander Field
2t-Yachting Races: Hawaiian
Challenge Cup, first class:
Macfariane Cup, second
class.
22-8aseball: Oahu VS.. ST
Louis at Alexander Field.
NOTE:-SecretarIe OF sporting or
CARNATIONS and promoters Of sporting
events are requested to notify tn,
Sporting Editor Of 1.-THE STAR" o
any events set down for decision.
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SPORT S
THE KAMS WINNERS IN CLOSE CAME

third bases occupied when Makanani
made the winning hit, Just over sec
ond's head and barely out of reach.
Throughout the game the lads
played ball of a class hardly to be
expected in a grammar school league.
The pitching was classy, the fielding
good but the batting was on the debit
side, owing to the excellence of the
twirling.
As this competition now stands Ka-
mehameha and st. Louis are still on
the 1000 mark, the former with three
victories, the latter with only one;
Kaahumanu is on 667; Punahou on
500, while Iolani and Central Gram
mars are still in the hole.
st. Louis and Central Grammar
meet at Makiki tomorrow afternoon
at 3:15, and on Friday, st. Louis and
Iolani meet at Aala Park. The Rams
rest for a week before meeting Puma.
hou on Monday next, and a week later
than that they cross bats with St
Louis.
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slack, lacking combination, in which
phase of the game the Rams were
almost brilliant However, the col
legians made a showing that indicates
there is good material in the team and
all that is necessary is more coach
ing. The Kams scored in the first,
third, fifth and sixth innings, while
Oahu College failed to score until the
ninth, in which inning the Kams eased
off and threw away several chances
which were eagerly snapped up. On
Saturday the teams meet again, this
time on the Kams' diamond. 1t is ex-
pected that this game will provide
better ball, and that the scoring will
not be entirely confined to the Kams.
Hayes Will Pitch Sunday.
Eddie Fernandez, captain of the
Stars, does not feel inclined to give
his second pitcher a chance yet
awhile, being satisfied with the show
ing made by w. Hayes on Sunday.
Eddie points to the record OF the
game which shows that Hayes struck
out five and only issued two passes,
but eight base hits were debited
against him. The Stars didn't do at
all badly, says Eddie, and they will be
heard from later on, he added signi-
fcantly.
OF course, it is too early in the sea
son to unduly criticise the play Of
any one team and the only reason that
special attention was given to the
, Stars is because much was expected
from them. Next Sunday the Stars
will have a chance at the Native Sons
and this game will demonstrate
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Athletic Park
Baseball For Sunday
OAHU LEAGUE,

OAHU LEAGUE.
One-Thirty-J. A. c. v. P. A. C..
ee-Thirty-NatiVe Sons v. Stars.
Reserved Seats for center of grand
stand, 95s, can be booked at e. o.
Hall & Sons Sporting Department
Entrance, King Street.
Prices, grandstand csc, general 15c.