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YOU RISK NO MONEY.
our Reputation and Money Are Back
Of This Offer.

We pay for all the medicine used
during the trial. if our remedy fails
TO completely relieve You of consti.
patton. We take all the risk You
are not obligated to us in any way
whatever, If you accept our offer
Gould anything be more fair for you7
is there any reason why you should
hesitate to put our claims to prZc'
teal test?
A most scientific, common sense
treatment is Rexall Orderlies. which
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pronounced. gentle and pleasant In
action, and particularly agreeable in
every way. They do not cause diar'
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are particularly good for children,
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We urge you to try Rexall orderlies
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WARNING ORDER.

In the Garland Chancery Court.
Mrs. Ellen Nolan. Joseph Dwire An
ME Dwire, James Dwire, William
Dwire. Howard Dwire. Sister Mary
Winifred, William corbett and
James w. Rourke, Plaintiffs.
Against
Elizabeth Dunn. George N. Dunn and
Alkaline $. Dunn, Miners, Defend
ants.
The defendants. Elizabeth Dunn
George NJ Dunn, Alkaline 8. Dunn
minors. are warned to appear in this
court within thirty days and answer
the complaint OF the plaintiffs.
Given under my hand and seal d
said court on this 18th day Of Febru.
airy, 1912.
H. A. wHITTINGTor' Clerk.
BY ]. R. Housley. Deputy
Issued by orders of the Garland Chan
Gerry Court.
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HOW THE TRAINS RUN



No. Sss-Fropi local points between
Benton and Hot Springs on local freight
train (daiiy except Sunday, 7.I5 a. m.
No, lT--from St Louis. Chicago Kan
sas City, Memphis. Little Rock, Texas
and California, 1906 a. m.
No, le-From st Louis Kansas City,
Fort Smith Little Rock and Texarkana.
2:e5 p m.
No. Si3--from st Louis. Kansas CITY.
Memphis Little Rock, Pine Bluff and
Texas. 1915 y. m.
Trains Depart.
No, Sia, for Pine Buff. Little Rock.
Texas. California. Kansas city. Mem
phis and 81. Louis. 7sl5 a. m.
No. S94~For local points between Hot
Springs and BENTON on local freight
train (daily except sunday, 500 a m.
No. 20-For Little Rock. Fort Smith
and Kansas City, 1880 a. m.
No. is-tet ST Louis. Chicago KAN
sas City, Memphis. Little Rock, Pine
Bluff, Texas California and New Or
leans, $50 p. m.
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John w. sickelsmith. Greensboro.
Pa, has three children, and like most
children they frequently take cold.
eve have tried several kinds OF
cough medicine he says. "but have
never found any vet that did them as
much good as ChamberlaIn's Cough
Remedy" For sale by all dealers.
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ton street station, opposite the eostof-
flee.
Trains Depart.
1880 p. m. daily, New York and Chi
cage. Oklahoma and calisornla.
7:2s p. m. daily, Little Rock. Memphis
Limited, connects at Memphis for ali
points
$40 p m. daily. excers Sunday. NAL
vetn local.
Trains Arrive.
1888 a. m daily. from Memphis. Lit
tie Rock and Oklahoma.
1895 a. m, except Sunday, from Mall
vern.
1855 p. m. daily, from New York and
al points cast.
zfo p. m. daily, from Little Rock.
Oklahoma and points east
s;is p. m, except sunday from NAL
sern.
No. 10, the 1880 p. m. train. has
through steel sleeners to Chicago and
Kansas City, parior ear to Memphis and
dining car from Little Rock. al steel
coaches to Memphis Direct connection
lat Little Rock 10 Oklahoma. California
and ell points west Connect at Mem
phis for all points. Quickest time to
New York city without extra fare.
Tsso a. m. daily. except sunday, Nal.
vefn local.
7:ss : N. daily. Little Rock local
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Manager Egbert T. Osborn of the
Eastman hotel, received the following
telegram from Barney Dreyfuss, the
Pittsburg clubs popular president:
"Pittsburg club. AZ people. will ar
rive Friday morning via Iron Noun
tain Order sunshine for rs all"
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BROOKLYN LEAVES TOMORROW

The Brooklyn Trolley Dodgers. Who
have been practicing IN Hot Springs
since March /, leave for Little Rock
tomorrow morning. They will be
succeeded at the Eastman hotel by
the Pistsburg Pirates. Yesterday
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BASKETBALL, FRIDAY EVENING,
SATURDAY AFTERNOON AND SAT-
uRDAy NIGHT, 6lJou SKATING
RINK, MEMPHIS HIGH SCHOOL VS..
HOT SPRINGS HIGH SCHOOL. AD-
MISSION 10 CENTS.
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Particle, the upholsterer

Now at SO7 Pleasant ST.. near Rock a.
land r. II. Bridge. Phone 1889. Up
elstesAns Mattresses and Cushions to o. :
der. Worn and Cracked Leather Fur
niture. Cushions and automobiles re-
dyed and enameied. (Pd. mi a..&ib a
dyed and enameIed. (Pd. Mo-
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Mrs. A. B. Hill and daughter have
returned to Little Rock after visit
to Judge Lakenan.
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Miss Mabelle Leatherman has re-
turned from visit to Mrs. Hutton
and Mrs. Robert Craig in Little Rock
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1912-03-14

Mrs. s. A. Hawkins. dressmaking
and alterations 61S Park avenue.
Phone 1926. limo
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500 reward. SIcC

The readers u this paper VIII be pleased TO lear,
thai there i least dreaded danse that aeiensu
has been able 70 oaFa fl all It's STAGES and that
tatarrh, Halls Catarfh Cure Is the only postiv,
cure now known 70 the medical fraternity Tatarrl
being constitutional disease. requires a constltu
ti0nai treatment. HANS CAtarra Cure Is taken Id
ternally. acting directly upon the blood and nueou.
surfaces OF the SYSTEM. thereby destroying III.
Foundation OF the dtsease and giving the patien
strength by building up the constitution and assist
ng nature IN doing It's work. The propretors havs
50 nuch faith ~ its curative powers that they ofe
One Hundred Dollars for any case that IL Iai.s I,
elfa. Send for list 81 festmcAieis
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Sold by All Druggists. fsc
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When you have rheumatism in your
foot or Instep apply Chamberlain's
I.inimsnt and You VIII get quick re-
lief. II costs but quarter Why
suffer- For sale BY an dealers.
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Mrs. Ashley Cockrill of Little
Rock is visiting friends in this city.
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aock ISLAND TINE cAep.


All trains arrive and deuart from Ben.
ton street station. opposite the eostof-
fee
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-09-19
MYR SENIORS
MADE 'FAvOR|TFS
Club Loyalty Influences Most of the Rowing Fans but Betting
Odds Show That Red and White 0arsneH Are Fanced by
Keen Judges

Honolulu has walked up over the
coming regatta in a way which has
surprised even the old timers. In
terest in the rowing game has al.
ways been keen, but this year, with
a Coast crew down to try conclu-
sions with the locals, the senior race
has taken on the Importance of an
international contest For although
political and social ties make the Isl
ands a part of the U. S., Hawaii Is
really a nation by itself when it
comes to matters of sport. Especial
~ is this the case with rowing, for
the days of The monarchy developed
some of the best men who have ever
bent their backs over an oar here.
The senior barge race is the key
note of speculation and interest, and
the real Importance of some of the
other events on the well balanced
Regatta Day program has been some
what overlooked. This Is natural,
however, for it is in the senior event
that the locals will clash with the
Coasters, and that the question of
supremacy between California and
Hawaiian oarsmen and styles of row.
ing, will be settled. 81. ....=
Everyone seems to hold different
opinion as to the outcome of this
lift the new challenge trophy. ~
fident as to theSr own success, and
stand ready to back their Judgment
with real coin. Myrtle members can't
see anything to it but the Red and
White, Healanis are already prep4r-
ing niche for one more trophy, and
the Puunenes figure that they have
a chance, although they are not doing
much talking beforehand. Certainly
if they win they will have a whole
lot to say after the race, and will be
in a better position to say it than
any of the other crews that might
sporting events are picking the
MyrtIes FaVorite. q.
But while club loyalty is taking the
place of keen judgment in many in
stances, the betting odds show in
which direction the preponderance of
opinion lies The Myrtles have been
installed favorite for the event, and
wagers are beginning to be the only
sort of talk that carries weight. A
favorite bet seems to be on the fin
ishing positions of the two ancient
rivals. the Myrtles and Healanis. ir-
respective of the other crews. Sew
eraI bets have been made on this
line, with the Myrtles Z to 10 favor
ties Healani members fancy this
bet, and are covering the Myrtle
money as fast as it shows. Another
bet that has been frequently record
ed within the past "a hours is 10 to Z.
Myrtles against the field. The Ala
medas have a good round sum that
hey are willing to place on them
selves against the field, but in, max
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ing room atmosphere has brought the
American woman to a position all her
own Her mental growth has kept
pace with her physical development
and higd type Of motherhood has
resulted"
Rsdcliffe's Strongest Girl.
At the present time there are 1t
least three students at Radcliffe Col
lege, Haryard's sister institution, who
would make some of Haryard's bGIG
men exert themselves to excel th-m
III feats in which skill and dexterity
OF both mind and body are demanded.
The first of these is Miss Eleanor Mer-
rift Stabier of Brooklyn. Miss Stabler
has the honor of being Radcliffe's
strongest girl. Indeed, she has gained
tie highest strength test record ever
made at Radcliffe, college noted for
It's athletic women. II
In addition to the usual strength
tests, Miss Stablert has shown unusual
ability in fence yaulting, ladder climb
ing, swing jumping and horse work
end the lifting Of heavy weights. In a
recent contest for the all around
championship of Radcliffe she finished
fourth with total of fifty-four points,
which shows that there are other good
athletes at Radcliffe. ST. .....--seE
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-09-19
LOCAL BONLERS
do v N MAUI
CHAMPS
- 81 So
Now Horse and Horse Between
Y. NJ. C. A. and Puunene
Teams-Even on Total Pins,
Too

In games and total pins both ii is ex-
actly an even break between the Pun
meme and " NJ. G. A. bowling teams.
Last night the locals eyened the score
by ticking the return match from the
Maui men by a margin OF 103 pins
Strangely enough. this was exactly the
winning margin of the Puunenes on
their home alleys SO on the figures
there isn't one whit of difference be.
tween the teams.
IL was a good match throughout,
and right up TO the last few francs
the visitors had a chance TO win.
Three poor frames, however, saw their
hopes of victory go glimmering.
The Maui rollers are very keen for
the projected Interisland League, and
promise that they will be right up in
the race from the start. The present
plan OF the local Y. M. G. A. is to run
two leagues throughout the winter
season, one the regular city league,
and the other an interisland circuit,
with two Honolulu teams. and one
each from Kauai and Maui
The score:
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ing this bet, they. too, demand 10 to
a.
On the betting, then, the Myrtles
seem to carry the confidence and the
coin of the talent. Men with no par.
ticuIar interest in any of the clubs,
who like to string q few dollars on
sporting events, are pirking the
Myrtles to carry their money, and
this is a pretty good indication that
the old stand-bys of the Red and
White have shade more class than
any of their rivals.
However, for the last few nights
the Healanis have looked mighty good
to the balcony boatmen. Yesterday
evening, the six men that Coach Lloyd
has finally seated. sent the boat over
the course in splendid form, and with
dash that sent Healani hopes up
several degrees. Fred Wichman Is
stroking the six in great shape. and
seems to be holding his men well to-
gether. With the long reach and full
leg thrust that the local crews use,
slide work is aILimpoftant. and the
Healanis have better form than any
crew on the harbor.
Accident to Puunenes.
The jinx that PURSUED the Puunenes
in their home waters evidently fol-
lowed them to Honolulu, for yester-
day they had smash-up that put
their barge out of commission for the
time being, and that was at first
thought would keep them out of the
race.
What is known to rowing men as
a double wave" gave their barge a
slap when the crew was rounding the
spar buoy, and the frail barge crum-
pied up like cardboard The men had
to take to the water, and bill" Chill
lingworth, who can't swim stroke,
had few exciting minutes. He chung
to the broken boat with the help of
some of the other men, and soon the
whole outfit was rescued by Young
Brothers speedy launch. On bring
ing the barge to the boathouse it was
found to be less injured than was at
first supposed, and it will be in the
race Saturday The Puunene juniors
were rowing at the time of the mis-
hap. ..-
Committee Active.
While the oarsmeH and the critics
have been spending every afternoon
on the barbor, the committee which
has charge of the arrangements for
the big day of aquatic sports has been
getting rid of lot of bothersome de-
tail work in creditable style. It
locks as though this meeting would
be better run than any previous one
and that is saying whole lot
Eben Low is to be clerk of the
course, and on him falls the RESPONSE
bility of seeing that the long pro-
gram is run off with the fewest pos
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TRAVERS played
MARVELLOUS
GOLF

WHEATON. Ill. Sept. 7.-Jerome
Travers of Upper Montclair for the
third time is amateur golf champion
of the United States He defeated
Charles "Chick" Evans. Jr, of Edge
water here today. Z up, 6 in the
finals Of the national amateur cham
pionship.
The East, represented by Trayers.
metropolitan champion. met the
West in the person of Western ANA
teur Champion Chick Evans. and
Evans met the fate he has meted out
to his successive opponents in this
tournament. losing by a long score.
The cards tell the story. The first
nine holes Evans played in par. end
ing up. Travers squared the match
at the thirteenth hole, but Evans,
PLAYING his best, got the fourteenth
and sixteenth. The seventeenth was
halved and Travers outplayed Evans
on the eighteenth, leaving Chick a
lead of only one for the morning
round. Evans left the green scarlet,
faced and bathed in perspiration. His
usual geniality was not in evidence
and he waved aside his friends and
walked off slowly TO his cottage.
The result of the afternoon was
not in doubt after six holes had been
played. Trayers squared the match
at the twentieth green, got Evans
one down at the next, halved the
twenty-second and twenty-third, and
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-09-19
MADISON MADE
THE FAVORITE

Trooper Bauersock and Eddie Mad
ison are all ready for their set-to at
the Asahi theatre Friday night, and
local ring fans are looking forward
to seeing an interesting bout when
these two get together. Both men
have been working faithfully for a
couple of weeks past.
Madison, on account Of his greater
ring experience. is a strong favorite,
some Of his admirers being willing to
back his chances to the tune Of to
I. Also. he' will not enter the ring
as much below the soldier scrapper
in weight as some people think. Mad
ison is a husky lad. and for this
fight he hasn't tried tn take off any
more of the pounds than necessary
to get him in good condition.
Young Prince VS.. Jeff Williams, and
Smith VS., Kupa, is the preliminary
card.
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WOMEN ATHLETES NAY
EQUAL STRONGEST MEN

Il
NEW WORKS. the time approach
ing when women college athletes from
Radcliffe, Bryn Mawr. Welles ley.
Mount Holyoke and their institutions
will compete in an equal footing with
the athletic representatives OF Har-
ward, Yale. Princeton and the other
big eastern and western colleges? a
few years ago such question would
Euye been regarded in the light Of a
joke. Among athletics instructors and
others qualified to Judge, another
opinion is being formed. Only the
other day DIR. Thomas w Brophy OF
Chicago remarked:
American Women Lead.
American women have not only
grown mentally. but physical develop
ment has almost attained perfection.
Women of today are nearly the equal
of men In sreAsth and endurance.
The day when Wemen relieved they
coul, do no arduohs work is past.
Mothers Of today ride. swim, walk,
fence, and in many ways are the physi-
cal equal of men. The modern woman
is not dollhouse flower, but can
match her strength with the opposite
sex. and in many cases come out the
victor. This departure from the draw
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then Evans lost six holes successive
". Travers was dormie 7aon the
twenty-ninth green. Evans man
aged to halve the thirtieth and that
was all. Smiling. he grasped IRA
vers' hand and the national cham
pionship was decided. ~..
Travers, asked for speech, said
Il am greatly pleased and proud in
deed to have met and defeated Mr.
Evans; a great golfer" .---
81 was UP against it, and golfers
know what that means" said Evans
after he had gone to his cottage and
changed his clothes.
'F was up against an unbeatable
game ] did my best. have no eX
cuse that | was tired or hot. or any,
thing like that simply was uT
against il.
Trayers PLAYED the third nine three
under par and the last four holes two
under par. Evans weakened in the
last few holes. His drives we're SHORT
and his iron shots cratic.
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WORLDS SERIES FANS CAN
PONDER THESE FIGURES

y As far as leaders and posi-
\ tions are concerned, the big
\ league wEeckers of pitching
y averages still hold sway-Zim-
4 norman and Sweeney in the Ma
\ tional and Cobb and Speaker in
\ the American. ALI have fallen
\ off a few points in the last
4 weeks of desperate playing, Zim-
\ norman dropping no less than
4 10 points . +==<- -.
= The following batting figures
4 furnish mental fodder for the
4 fans for worlds series dope. In
4 the list of 800 stickers of both
\ leagues Boston has three regu-
= lars-Speaker, Gardner and
4 Stahl. New York has the same
4 number-Meyers,. Doyle and
= Merkle. Boston has Wood, the
4 leader of all 1912 pitchers; Be
4 dent, Collins, Hall and O'BTfen
4 virtually the entire pitching
+ staff of the Red Sox. New York
4 has the fast slipping Marquard ,
4 and Mathewson. Crandall and
4 Tesreau, against the whole pitch
4 ing staff of the National leaders.
4 1t looks like Tipping coin and
\ taking your choice for the series.
4 4 + + 4 + r 49, ~
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-09-19
MAY ABOLISH
HAMMER THROW

4 movement is on foot to abolish
the hammer throwing in athletic
meets. The event has been marked as
dangerous, because fatalities resulted
from the many wild throws. The first
athletic committee to start the ball
rolling Us Harvard. The Crimson he's
asked the opinion of noted trainers on
the question Here are some of the
answers in brief:
"Pooch" Donovan. of Harvard
THE hammer throw. as it is, is regard
ed as a dangerous. event. and If the
danger cannot be eliminated. | think
is would be best to substitute for the
event the throwing of weight for
height"
Keene Fitzpatrick. Of Princeton
am very much in favor of substituting
the 35-pound weight for the hammer.
fol- a weight that can be thrown over
80 feet in dangerous to competitors
and officials"
Harry Huffman. of Dartmouth-"My
opinion is, that the regulations of this
event should remain as they are, and
the necessary precautions should be
ttkcn against accidents"
Thomas Keene, of Syracuse-.I can
rot see where the danger will he less
ened by subs tituting heavier hall
and shortening the handle. The chance
of a broken wire would naturally lie
greater with heavier ball, and il
would be more liable to accident than
heretofore" s.~
A. c. Kraenlein, of Miehigan-4I be-
lieye the idea of shortening the handle
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-09-19
MONEY Wasted.

Don't waste your money buying
strengthening pl1sters. Chamberlain
Pain Balm is cheaper and better.
Dampen a piece of flannel with it and
bind it over the affected parts aud it
will relieve the pain and soreness. For
sale by all dealers, Benson, Smith &
Co. agents for Hawaii.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-09-19
COULDN'T UNDERSTAND.

did you attend the meeting over
which presided?" asked the man who
likes to show off to his family,
Yes" replied the rs.
What did you think of it?'
81 was very much impressed. |
couldn't understand how you can show
such able energy in pounding with a
gayel and al the same time he such a
poor hand with q tack-hammcF."
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and increasing the weight of the ball
very good one"
John Meakley. of Cornell-"if
chSnge is to be made in the hammer
throw event, it would be best to sub
stitute the 35-pound weight. l would
have the length of the handle shorten.
oil
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COLDS CAUSE HEADACHE

LAXATIVE BRoMO-QU1NINE, re-
moves the cause. Used the world ovef
to cure a cold in one day. E. w.
GROVES signature on each box. Made
by
RARIS MEDICINE CO. SAINT Louis. Y. :. 4
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ROWING NOTES

Somebody threw e scare into the
island rowing enthusiasts yesterday
by spreading the story about the
streets that the Alameda crew. On It's
workout early in the morning. had
gone over the courye In minute less
time than the distance had ever been
covered before. When the rumor
was chased to its lafr-not lI7r--it
was found the crew had been ciocked
merely from point opposite the Hea.
lani boathouse out to the spar buoy
and back to the same poinf. Thus
the crew was timed over little more
than three-quarters Of the entire dis
lance that constitutes the senior
course
Following the example Of the Myr.
ties, the Healanis yesterday fitted
canvas cover over the bow end Of its
new racing barge, to turn the water
that splashes up at the outer end Of
the course when choppy seas are en-
countered.
The AIamedas used the Healani
clubs new racing barge for their
workout yesterday morning. It is
said they are not entirely satisfied
with their own boat which they
brought from the Coast. and that they
may use one of the Healaui baFges
in the big race Saturday. Their own
boat Is four feet shorter than the
ones used here and was made orig
inally for only a fouroar crew. With
the six heavy oarsmen aboard Ii rests
very low In the water and ships seas
too easily.
After going over the course yester-
day evening The Alamedas finished
with squirt that seemed to lit their
little boat out Of the water at every
stroke. showing a reserve strength
that caused the spectators to sit up
and take notice II somehow seemed
to hint that Heretofore the visitors
either had been affected by the long
trip on the Sierra, or had been keep
ing something under cover. Their
strokes. too, seemed longer, and
their great speed at the finish was
unquestioned