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The Mena weekly star. (Mena, Ark.) 1904-1977, 1912-05-09

a Knoxville man willing TO give
otilers the benefit of valuable ex-
peIienee is Ed Haines. He is well
ana ana sound rdkn today, because he
sooh Foley Kidney Pills at just the
rIeht time. He says: After TAX
nik holey Kidney Pills a few days
a'ie pam left my back and the kid
hey action became free and normal,
alaa rl today ! am well, sound man.
reE sale by Jackson Drug 4 Furn.
The Mena weekly star. (Mena, Ark.) 1904-1977, 1912-05-09
Lecture at Biz Fork.

William A. Davis will lecture al
Mill Creek school house next Sun
day, May f2, at II o'clock. The
subject will be "The Dispensations
of the Bible" This is the first OF
a series of three free Bible lee
lures. The second will be given on
the second Sunday in June and the
third in July. They are given
under the auspices of the Interna-
tiona Bible Students Association,
and are entirely free to all.
The Mena weekly star. (Mena, Ark.) 1904-1977, 1912-05-09

J. /. Alley and Neliman and
James Naught left "Wednesday
for potean. Mr. Alley is the at
torney for Miitard Naneiii. who il
charged with first degree murder
and the Messrs Naught. who liHs
al Cadd0 Gap, are uncles Of the de-
fcndanf.
The Mena weekly star. (Mena, Ark.) 1904-1977, 1912-05-09
ONE IN SIXTEEN DROWNED.
Titanic Victims Died From Expo
sure. Says Cable Ship Physician.

Halifax. n. s.. May 6.-0nly one
Of the seventeen persons whose
bodies were recovered by the cable
ship Minia in the vicinity Of the t.
ianic tragedy died from drowning
IN the opinion Of The cable ships
physician. The other i6 perished
from exposure. death ensuing some
four hours after the vessel sank
This was demonstrated by cxami-
nation Of the bodies. water belns
found IN the lungs Of but one per-
son.
The Mena weekly star. (Mena, Ark.) 1904-1977, 1912-05-09
Card of Thanks.

| wish to extend to my many
friends at Potter my deep and sin
cere thanks for the many kind
nesses extended to my mother and
myself in the sad hours preceding
her death. 7 trust and pray that
God may give them reward that
is beyond human power.
S. A. Aeighbors.
The Mena weekly star. (Mena, Ark.) 1904-1977, 1912-05-09

prickly Ash Biiters cures the
kidneys. regulates the liver, tones
IN The stomach and puriiles the
bowels. ". G. Nandlre, Jackson
Drug a Furn. Co.. Davis Drug Co..
special agents.
The Mena weekly star. (Mena, Ark.) 1904-1977, 1912-05-09

q. ". Petty. Dr. ?. r. Watkins,
"a. I. Nhisienbure and ~. Z. Wat
sins returned Tuesday ffonl Little
Boek. where they have been a.
delegates ~ fhe state convention of
Progressive Republicans
The Mena weekly star. (Mena, Ark.) 1904-1977, 1912-05-09

Sirayed-0ne red COW with horns,
overslope and an underslope in
each ear ! think she will give
milk between fst and 18th Of May.
Reward TO anyone who will lei me
know where she is.. Cora Lloyd,
Nickes. Ark. 1922
The Mena weekly star. (Mena, Ark.) 1904-1977, 1912-05-09
NENA WILL HAVE
FAIR THIS YEAR
Sentiment In Favor OF Annual
Event Practically Unanimous
Liberal Subscriptions 10 Fund
for Premiums-List Out Soon.

When J. A. Thornton, last year
elected president Of the Mena and
Polk County Fair Association, and
the other officers, held a meeting
last week, they were far from de-
cided as to whether the people of
Mena really wanted a fair this year.
It was decided then to start out
with two papers, one TO ascertain
what the prevailing sentiment is,
and the other how much support
could be obtained in the way of
subscriptions for premiums. After
a dozen or so OF the leading busi-
ness men had been seen, the first
was discarded, it being plain that
practically everyone wanted the
fair and was willing TO aid substan-
TALLY in making it success.
In making the canvass it was
found that the idea was general
that it would be better to postpone
the dates until a fall months in or
der that general farm products
would be better matured, and live
stock in better shape than is pos
sible in the heated season. There
is, however, good argument in fa-
vor of the earlier date, but it is
probable that trial of some period
in October will be made this year.
The state fair at Hot Springs has
been postponed until late in No
vember because of the late spring
season, the purpose being to have
better matured crop exhibits.
The soliciting for premiums, il
is hoped, can be completed tomor-
row, when work on the premium
list will be pushed with energy.
The subscriptions to date are as
follows:
The Mena weekly star. (Mena, Ark.) 1904-1977, 1912-05-09

ahe Ouachita Park Farm Pasture
VII open on April 20 for horses or
We; Cattle 75c. horses 81 per
rlonth. Fine fresh water. Write
rnetz and Evans. opposite depot.
'hane aoa. 3s-a6~ae-tm
The Mena weekly star. (Mena, Ark.) 1904-1977, 1912-05-09

n. c. Trumbull. A. Danxille. Dr.
D. +. Stewart l. -. Jones', AZ. N.
rlemmons ana Horace ". niess Of
Womble came oter Tuesday ip
Mr.. irumbuiis aniomub.sn They
returned home Thursday.
The Mena weekly star. (Mena, Ark.) 1904-1977, 1912-05-09

Every vice. limitation and human
error IS result of wrong thinklne
and mas hf corrected ~ riRhl
thought force
The Mena weekly star. (Mena, Ark.) 1904-1977, 1912-05-09
ROOSEVELT WINS
IN MARYLAND

Special to The Star.
Washington, d. c., May RE-
turns from the Maryland primary
give its sixteen delegates to the
Chicago convention to Colonel
Roosevelt. The vote was $4,000 for
Roosevelt and $4,000 for Taft.
The Mena weekly star. (Mena, Ark.) 1904-1977, 1912-05-09

'"r Naits-;N bushels Melbane Cos-
~ Seed d ~. II. rlo4ers place
"A9 mlie oasi af Potter NJ
The Mena weekly star. (Mena, Ark.) 1904-1977, 1912-05-09

White and Columbian Nyandoslt
eers for sale. sine per f5 }. -
neaslty. Meea Ark Al-ik-1s~ti
The Mena weekly star. (Mena, Ark.) 1904-1977, 1912-05-09

For saie---35 hives klilion Bees
Price fi.5e and e per hi1e. Ses
Perry Reed 81 Owens Chapel niii
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-09
LIVE 80: TIPS

"Ezzzzzz." No, dear reader, that's
not a mistake; it's the name of a
new basketball team.
"
TO SAM-Can It be- compared
with the Nonpareils?
Are You a slider? Get In line. Be
fashtonablei
Speaking of fashions, why not call
cyanide a distinct fad at this time?
A little bit goes a long ways,
Someone remarked at this Permo
show last might when one OF the
bouts WEE rather slow that the boys
vera fighting "vta wireless"
The senior and junior Basketball
leagues will strive tonight to regain
lost enthusiasm. 1t will be a hard
JOB, so get busy and boost the thing
along. Basketball In a good, clean
sport-Het full of commercialism, as
played by the Ieagues-and worthy
of your support. The games will be
staged on the new court st Wilder
hall.
This is not original but what do
you think of 1T?
Want to buy a cookeyed key
hoIea"
mo, but ia like to sell you some
lame water"
Lame water! Where do you get
that?"
From Cripple Creek,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-09
NIFTY HUDSON BESTS
RAILWAY MICkY LYONS
Will Meet Mike Mace at Permo A.
A. on February 5 for Champion
ship Of Staten Island.
EXCELLENT SHOW LAST NIGHT

The feature Of the private enter
tainment OF the Permo-A. A. In the
Auditorium last night WAS the SEMI
finai between Nifty" Hudson, OF
Tottenytlle. and Micky Lyons, of
RAILWAY. Nifty was there from the
start and In the third starza handed
Lyons one which made him see the
brides. There WAS some cheering
for the piucky little Staten Island
hoy as he left the ring 1t waa an
nounced that on February 8 Hudson
and Mike Mace would meet at the
SPermo to decide the lightweight
championship OF Staten Island.
Final Results In Draw.
In the finay Young Britt and Kid
appeared In q six round draw.
Both we're fast lada. and gave a
good exhibition. Britt was to have
met Tommy Honck, but at s o'clock
last night the iatter's manager re-
fused to allow him to go on with
Britt, 1t was the general belief
that Houck waH afraid OF Britt be-
cause the latter put away Young
Ketchel at the Fairnlont A. G. in
New York Saturday night. Britt
forced the lighting LAST night, but
the Kid Was clever and kept out OF
danger.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-09
PLAN JOINT WATER SUPPLY.
Eight North Jersey Towns Would
Adopt New system.

Trenton. N. J., Jan. 0.-F1ans Cor 4
joint municipal water supply for Al
least eight north Jersey cities and
towns are made public by the state
water supply commission In its annual
report, submitted to Governor Wilson.
The municipalities affected viii be
Newark. Paterson, East Orange. Mont
clair. Elizabeth. Nutley, Glen Ridge
and Totowa. The commission asks
that the Legislature appropriate a sum
sufficient to procure an appraisal Of
the property of the companies. partleu-
larly the East Jeisey Water company.
now supplying various municipalities
Id north Jersey with water. The idea
IL to have the commission supply these
municipalities with water instead oil
the private companies.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-09

New York. Jan. s.
BUTTER-Firmer: receipts. SOFA pack-
ages: creamery. specials. per h.. 50a5sa4c.:
extras. ssa3stzc. thirds to seconds. 2saasc- /;
held, specials. e6es6Mc.; extras. 545xaSsc.;
thirds TO seconds. 27a34e- pfecess. specials.
27a27Ac.: seconds 70 extras. zsa2se-; lac
tory, Babe: packing stock, isaz0tae
CHEESE - Firm: Receipts. I5 boxes:
state, whole milk, TALL and earlier. spe~
eiAis, per ID. lss&c.. aTrraE- Fancy. fs's-
f6skc.s winter make, specials. f6Ac-: aver
age fancy. Ice; undsrgradca. l4Aa1bAc. /:
daisies. 1sEc.; part SKINS. ltMc.; hara
skins, a1eaec
EGGs-Strong: receipts. t.S4z cases. fresh
gathered. extras. per doz.. s6a57c.. extra
hrsts. Sc; firsts. Sac. seconds. 81a33c-
refriserators. special marks. fancy, 2ss2a
PIC. firsta, 26a2ee-: sseonds. 23Asa24c. state.
Pennsylvania and nearby. hennsry whites.
s5a40c.; browns. 36a3fe.; gathered brown
and mixed colors, s2as5c.
HAY AND ETRAW-Firrn, timothy. per
LOO lbs. 81 .o5al. 30; shipping, s5caaSI; clover
mixed. slai.2 20; clover. sial.20: long rye
straw. CSC. asd; oat and cheat. s5as0c-
email bales. &c. less.
POTAToEs-Fair; Bermuda. Nc. l. per
Dbl. s5.5oag: Maine In bulk. per Tsp lbs.
IS. 25as.se: per bag. ssa3.2. Long island.
No. /, per Dbl. sS6oa3. rs: state IN bnlk. $50
lbs. sa-1zas.s7 81: per bag. s2.s5aa,10; Euro
E1EK. E@ts L. LOO fb--sass S~-s1N~*
Jersey. per basket, u.aa1-A.
LIVE POuLTRY-Firmer; chickens. per
ID. fsAfstac.: fowls. ~t5al6cs; roosters. i0e.
turkeys, 1ec.: ducks, false: geese uj4a
1sc.. ~guinsas. per pair. boc.s pigsons. per
pair, sc.
DRESSED POULTRY - Stronger. tsar-
keys. nearby, choice. per h.. zsa2*e.; west-
eru, chofcs, i8szlc.; old hens and toms. dry
picked. No. /. ~17sise.; chickens. broiiers,
milk fed. iSa22o- corn fed. broftffie. i5a
lae., corn fed roasting. 1saise.: Phiiadel-
phia Brothers. 25a2sc.: selected reasters.
aae.; Pennsylvania brelfsrs. fIaisc-s roast
ers, lsafsc.; capons. Ohio, ranica. 8 10 J
4 fns eaefu aaas11-s fowls. western boxes.
isssAaslke.. bbis-. i5ssse- old cocks. lo5sa
mc-: spring dncks. nearby. chefce. isa2oe.
western, choice, 1saiSe. spring geese. nsar-
By. iBc. western. faa1Bc.. squads. white,
per dox-. s2a4. rs: dark. slEa.
MEATs-Iave veaf calves. per 100 lbs
&sa1l@s i've esa~es. sesfarn and southern,
s4seR759; live barnyard calves sA,soa6.so:
country dressed veal calves. per H.. LIS
i4e.; buttermlaks and zrasssrs. SaSe.
JOE
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-09
ROLL MATCHES
IN The LEAGUE
Amicitias Take Three STRAIGHT
From Veteran Firemen.

Two matches were rolled In tho
'All-Staten Island Bowling LBagne
last night. The Amicitia Associates
took three straight from the yetef.m
Firemen, OF West New Brighton. ana
thus Increased the lead held By tn.
Pleasant Plains rollers. ThS scores.
Aniicit1as .-..... S65 843 9E8
veteran Fdremen 6S7 687 SOL
Richmond Borough No. 1, Of sta
pleton, rolled three games at Totem
vile against the Aquehongas ana
managed to hang up the higher
score In the final game. The Anue-
hongas are coming strong. The!
scores:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-09
MAY CONTEST
FRIDAY NIGHT
Flying Five OF TottenyiIle and
Y. I'M. II. A. Juniors.

1T looks now as II the Flying Five,
OF Tottenyflle, and the Y. M. H. A.
Juniors, of this place, will get TO-
gether Friday night In the Audi
torium. The fact that the game
comes On Friday night may cause a
postponsment, owing to the religious
belief of the Perth Amboy quintet.
Manager III. A. w. KreischeT, of the
Tottenville aggregation, has chal-
lenged DIR. b. Feldman, manager OF
the X. nj. III. A. lads.
The Y. NJ. Fl. A. Juniors will play
ut South Amboy Tuesday night
against the Neptune juniors. The
latter team won the first game OF
the series on Thanksgiving Day af-
ternoon.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-09
SAYS ODD MEN
ARE WILLING


Manager Joseph BiDott, OF the
Odd Men. says he will be only too
glad to enter into a three cornered
controversy with the Amboy Wan
derers aud the Riyersides. Manager
B1llott declares, however, that 1t
viii be necessary for him to ecure
a couple OF out OF town players. At
present his team lines UP with a
couple of Puritan men. They will
no play In such a series, it Ia de-
eiared.
Manager Dave Wilentz, of the
Riyersides, has made no announce
ment as to how he stands on the
subject of a three cornered match
series.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-09
HER CASH TO TOLL BELLS.
Mrs. APPEL E~saueathed II to Church
For Funeral Days.

Union Hill. N. s., Jan, 9.-Mrs. Fred
eriek APPEL. who died ON Christmas
day. bequeafhed $1,000 "for the assist
ing OF the poor and the ringing Of
church bells during the funeral serv.
ices OF tile deserving while ON theiz
way to the csmeteryH in her native WI.
iage Of Eisfeld. Germany.
sfrs. Apfel's win leaves nothing ID
her two brothers. but gives s3,5oo ts
each of her deceased husbands thres
sisters. The residuary estate goes IL
them toe.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-09
TONIGHT
IN TIE LEAGUES

aud discussed plans for the opening
Price has been added to the list OF
eligibles on the Iroquois team, while
the name of Walters was added to
the Ashland team. The league will
n,eet again new Monday night The
senior league is scheduled to meet
Immediately after tonight's game, In
the rooms of the Goodwill Assouia-
ton.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-09
COUNTY SEAT
TEAM DISBAND
special to The EVENING NE WIS.

Special to the BVENING NEWS.
New Brunswick, Jan. 9.-The
basketball team of the Catholic Club,
Of this city, has disbanded for the
season. Friction among players is
tha cause for this action, 1t Is de-
clared. Many on the squad WILL
form into al organization to be CALI
ed .sMaw sslnssShich will
play in the Tri-County Evses.ue. The
last game Tor the Catholic CIuD>u
be tomorrow night. at Princeton.
The team has won eight out of eIev-
en- anne and has about s35o In the
treasury
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-09
KILLS MOTHER AND SELF.


Hcy ct Seventeen Hniievsd 20 HAss
Beer Insane.
Milford, MISS, Jan. a.-Ctareacs L.
Racine. seventeen years old. 1aardered
his mother. Mrs. Louis Racire. With 4
buteisaf knife. SET IRE to their henas
and them killed himself.
Tire blaze Yves extingutshe@ by IRE
n1en with little loss. Tha bog 10 be-
Heved to have been temporarily insane
Frasn the sppesranee OF the room IL
II believed that Mrs. Racine fought
desperately to save her life. It was In
the kitchen that the youth arst attack
ed his usothsr with the hntfs. A trail
of blood and upset furniture through
the dining room and into q bedroom
teas--..a s.=e E- G-c-. A@z -~
deavored to oysrpewax she boy Her
body wHs found In the tsaIroem with
tins head almost severed
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-09

Another basketball season will be
opened tonight when the senior and
Junior leagues experience a revival
with games on the new court at
hall. The Riversides and r..
g Il. Gni-+et Will playstn the senior
attraction, while the Ashlands and
Monitors are booked to play the
preliminary.
The Junior league met last night
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-09
CARNEGIE TO TESTIFY.


Washington, Jan. 9.-Chairman Stan
ley Of the steel committee admitted
after two days of strenuous and UNI
qualified denials that Andrew Carne~
gle. stacting on advice Of counsel. had
refused TO appear before the commit
tee Ia response to an Informal request
and that 1t had been necessary to sub
poena him. Now everything has been
fixed up. and MIR. Carnegie, according
to a telegram. will be on hand when
the committee convenes at 1890 tomor-
row morning.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-09

Notice OF time and place OF the ap-
p~iication OF the Council of the City OF
Perth Arnhoy, ia the Coalntysof Middle
sex and State of New Jersey, for the
appointment OF commissioners for. the
Improvement By paving street
from Washington street TO Hall ave-
mus. and Davidson avenue.
Notice is hereby ssivan. by VIRTUE OF
the provisions Of an act OF the legis-
lature of the state OF New Jersey. en-
titled aAn Act to authorize the nnprovs-
ment of streets and highways IN cities
of this state, and TO provide FOR the
approved Juna Ii, 1888. ard OF the sey-
eral acts a~Inendatory thereof and sup
elementary thereto: hat On the nine
day of Iune.y IN thH year OF
and SSelve. at the iipur OF ten O'clock
In the forenoon or a. noon thereafter
as the Court OF Common Pleas. or the
County of Middiassx, In the Stats OF
New Jersey, will attend to the same,
New Brunswick. In said County, the
Council of the City of Perth A1mbuy,
tn said ounrys Will apply Ito ssafd
Court. wilf apply to said Court for
tina appointment Of thrHe dissnterested
persons. who are freehoIders and resi-
aants of the said City Of Perth AJnhey
as Commissioners TO estimate and az-
cess the beAafits to prcpexty. by res-
son OF tne paHeHiene iaia IN tt5 rsnn
street from washington street TO Hall
avenue with yatrifIeA shHAe paving
brick with the spRllyIefIAlaces. ca br
reason of tfa Improvement OF paving
Davidson avenue with Kixufithsc Av-
ali in the City OF Perth Arnboy. af0ra-
Dated rsath Amhoy. N. y. january 8,
= - WILBUR La ROE.
1852 1.s Tot City Clerk.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-09
HELMETTA HAS
MORE SUCCESS
Defeat Iamesburg in Bowling
Match Good Lead.

Jameshurg, Jan. 9;-Wifh the
double defeat of the Jameshurg
bowlers here Friday might by the
Helmetta five, the latter now show
a lead OF seven games over James
burg, their nearest rival In the 3-M
Bowling League Rothhar's 241
featuered the game. The score:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-09
gsegand A.ecssed Wanxn.

Chicago. Jan. 0.~1Ten women Hgzapa-
ahasers with afrs. Renn 3. Morrow,
charged with ahu8tiTAg and killing hsf
husband have snbscaibed 500 each
Ger her Defense.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-09

Newark. N J., Jan. a.-Mrs. Jose
phine Goldingay, wife OF 9 well known
business man Of Newark. was found
dead on the door of BIER home. rs Hill
side aveasae. that city a victim of
heart trouble Her three7year-old sou
John. who was alone with her fof
forty-six hours before n~eighbors dis
covered her body, kept himself aiiys
by forging In the kitcheus eating
whatever food be could fnd.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-09
I aRlu Lankouta = hneataned.

Bradford, England. Jan. 9.-The ssrf-
GUS trouble which has developed over
the question or nonunionists has
spread to the weel trade. Two thou
sand combers ire out on strike, and a
lockout Of 10000 employees Is expect
ed. Nsf
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-09
SOUTH RIVER
BEAT NUGGETS

Special TO fhs EygN1Ng NEWS.
South River. Jan. 9:--The South
River high school defeatea the Mop
uae Midgefs, Of South Amboy, here
Saturday night, score 10 to Is. It
was the deciding game OF a series OF
three.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-09
CHIEF JUSTICE WHITE ILL.


Washington. Jan. a.-Edward Doug
lass aWhite,+ehief Justice Of the Unit
ed States. is suffering from a cold. He
has been advised to remain indoors for
"a few Days. Dut may be well enough to
preside "Wednesday. He Is not seft-
ogsiy I'll.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-09
PEERLESS TO
MAKE A TRIP

The Peerless. OF this city, Will
play at Woodbridge tonight againstf
the Parish House Reserves, of that
place. a good game is expected.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-09
CHANGE DATE
OF The SHOW

On account Of the Permo "A. a.
running race on January Ia the
Lotos Club has changed the date OF
its show to January I8.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-09
SEAT NEW MEXICO MEMBERS.
Republican, and Ferguson
Democrat. Sworn In.

Democrat. Sworn in.
Washington. Jan. New Mexico's
first members OF congress-George Cur
ry. Republican. and FL. 3. Ferguson.
Democrat. were sworn In as members
OF the house.
They were presented by MFR. Suizef
of New York. New Mexico's admis.
sion to statehood was ratified Satur-
day by the president.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-09

The EVENING NEWS goes Into
more homes in this vicinity than
any other publication.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-09
Ian glopss with American.

York. Pa Jan. Ella ia Val, a Jap
asarse vsassvss, - Sasssss ss.ssszs
and Miss Nina Mudd. daughter OF Mr.
aud Mrs. b. IT. Mudd OF Baltimore.
eloped to this city and obtained q II
eense to we'd Whether or not they
were married here IL unknown Miss
Mudd Is said to he wealthy.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-09
CAPTURE
ANOTHER GAME
Defeat All Stars by Score
of 29 TO II.

The Oaks won again last night,
defeating the All-Sfars by the score
of 20 to Ii. The first half ended IL
to 1, Oaks favor. Smith was the
star. The score.
Oaks (29) AII-Stars (1t)
............... Smith
centre
Benzfk, Pride .Leavy, Payne
forwards
Sehicker, Sieboth. .Looser, Sorensen
guards
Field goals-SmiIh "a, Leayy,
Price I41. Benzfk III, Stankovich
{31, Sieboth. Foul goaIs-Schicker,
stankoNch t2). Smith.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-09
AdvertIslna Pioneer Dead

st. Louis. dan. e-Ewing Hit. orisE
nxtor OF street ear aasetlssias Ia
America. is dead lefe. aged sexenfs.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-09

EVENING NEWS covers the ield.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-09
G0ODWILLS To
PLAY ALL s. /.

The Goodwill Association will res
open Its basketball season Saturday
night, january LIB, when they enter
tain the AilStaten Island agrees
ton on the court at Wilder hall.
Although the basketball season ON
the new court at the Goodwill rooms
will be opened tonight with senior
ard junior league games, the first
home game OF the association will
ha this swaek-eud
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-05-11
No MANEUVERS
TODAY

Major Bell gave the camp some.
thing to think about by aunOuuciug
that the field artillery will do the real
thing. Real ammunition will be fired,
and the balls will be hurtlcd against
Oahu's hills.
"This will form one of the most in.
teresting parts of the entire inspeC.
tion." said Major Bell today. at will
be the actual work"
Following the schedule for next
week there will be a week of garrison
inspection, the various posts being
visited.
No Serious Accidents.
One extremely pleasant feature Of
the maneuvers and drills to date has
been the total absence of serious &C.
Cidonts. There have been number
Of minor mshaps but nothing serious.
Major Dewitt, chief medical officer
said today that it is rather unusual to
get so many troops out into the field
with so few injuries of any kind, and
the experts consider the country
around SChOleld Barracks as admir-.
ably adapted to maneuvers from this
standpoint. It's hard going sometimes
but not dangerous with the exercise
Of ordinary care.