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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-11-27
TWO STRONGEST TEAMS I'M
HAWAII WILL BATTLE
ON GRIDIRON
TomorrOM's Game Between the
PunahOu and Town Teams
Promises to Be claSsiest OF
the Season The Dope
eY 4. 81 CASE.

After tllreshing the matter out for
over week, and making up their
minds at the last moment as to
which way to turn. the High School
eleven has withdrawn its date to
play the Punahou team on Thanks
giving. leaving that day clear for the
two strongest teams in the city. the
Puns and the Townies, 10 battle Tor
supremacy in the final big game Of
the season
Ii required everything from re-
quests TO threats to get the big game.
but the Highs. like the good sports
men that they are. finally consented
to let their place be taken BY the
Townies. and withdrew. II was all
over the matter Of money from the
start to finish. The Highs held that
they must have sevenfy-ffve dollars
before they would Withdraw for their
athletic association. Of course. and
the Townies were In favor OF giving
them thirty five dollars Captain Sch
uman. Of the PuHs. stood IN for his
hall. and then the trouble started, ana
at first il Was thought that the
ToWnies would not get the chance 20
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naffIinf Nelson. former lightweight
f|,amn|1n 81 Tie world. Is coming 70
Honolulu b |ne near future. What Is
more. there IS thd1cf of his beI11
seen 81 action here. IL anyone can Dt
fond to So against him. for nothing
s too small 'or Hafs game nov. eng
would III1|/ ..|1 1t the chance.
411 ssr Francisco Ckren'e|e Of Re
champion d a. world. VIII te ii san
lsn6cisco on Zee en6er nth. unless
THE Danes nlHft miscarry. The Bat
f.dl has DI1rfit1 d tour around the
world and WI sail from this port to
Honolulu. #Itf1 he has contract 70
do theatrical turn Nelson win not
cohfint his ATTENTION to the stage.
however for 1e has contracted to
meet Togo. the Japanese boxer who
wis recently threatened with blind
ness n this city on December 90
Nelson then plans 10 tour the world,
boxing and accepting the best theatre
caI offers which come his way From
H1nolo|. Nelson i1tendt to so to AUS,
ifaIi1 where Hugh Mcintosh has
promised him three fights. Bats next
stop viii be South Africa. where he
win penetrate into the interior 90 far
rs Johannesburg
France and England are next on
Wilson's Dro1r1umt and he intends
10 wind nD his tour with fight In
New York Battling Nelson will IL
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DARK HQ2SES GET
TWO FIDIT IHE
SPL|IIERS

Those Dark Horses ghlloped round
to good effect in the first two games
with the Splitters last night. but IN
the final dash for the wire got peck.
eted and lost out. The match did
not change the comparative standing
Of the teams.
This evening the regular weekly
interisland games win be rolled.
The Kamaainas go against Maui.
while the 0ahus tackle Kauai. The
local players have been doing some
real pFacticing of late. and expect to
make q better showing against the
outside teams from now ON. The
Kamaainas took two out of three
from Kauai last week. and have got
back a lot of lost confidence. The
Oahus won't take q back seat for
their local rivals, and contend that
If the Kamaaians can trim the Rollers
from the Garden island. they can do
the same. Tonight's games will tell
the story.
The scores OF last nights bowling:
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KAN CADETS WILL
PLAY MORNING
FOOTBALL

Kamehameha will get on the foot.
ball map tomorrow. when for the firsl
| time this season two eieYers will line
lup for a contest under straight col
llege rules. Last year Thanksgfying
Day game was On the program. but
then the boys had several matches on
the schedule, and made something Of
football. This year the game will only
be flash in the pan. but it is none
the less interesting 10 the students.
The game will be between the Sc
Iniors and a picked team made up
from the other classes The picked
team averages considerably heavier
than the seniors. but the latter have
the edge on experience and knOwl-
edge Of the game. and are expected to
put up a tough argument. The game
SIS scheduled for the some what unusu-
al hour Of Z: 80 a M, thar being the
only time that the cadets can find to
themselves.
Following viii be the lines
Picked Team :Berfelmann. c.:
Norman. fgs. Sinaeoia. lg ~ Emo.
1t: Mock Sing. ri X. Ilipa. re-. s.
aR.0y. Z. NJ CANA riI.: Kauai.
Lh.h IL Malalsala. ID.
Seniprs-Joz kila c.. Il. Amana.
.r.g Hobbs, e. Cluny. 1T: q.
Bush, r.t.; j Kpnikaua. ie.: G {. Ben
jaInin. ies D. Hipa. r.h b.. ". Opus
nni, Lh b. Ed Akana. f.b.
There is an athletic deadlock at
Kan just now. owing to the recent
stringent rulings OF the faculty. re-
garding proficienty ii class work for
those who take part IN athletics Of any
sort Several of the boys are below
the standard. and this mas broken up
the company soccer series and the
track and field meets planned for the
early spring
Heretofore the restriction has ap
piled only to OUTSIDE competitions. ey-
eryone belng allowed to 30 In for
games and sports on the school cam
FRS. The student body thinks that the
present ruling Is too strict. and with
this feeling uppermost athletics have
been allowed to lie ont for the time
being, at any rate
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play. At 4 meeting held Monday
might the matter was finally decided
lin this manner. Both the Punahell
and the Town team will take one:
half of the gate receipts. Then the
Town team will give the High school
sixty dollars as their share of the
total receipts. That's all there Is TO
lit. and it is the opinion Of tile man.
ayers of the three teams thar they
will come out. Just ABOUT sGuAre, and
the T0Wnies think that the none y
that comes to them from the game
will Just cover their expenses. 1t is
expected that at least one thousand
five hundred people will iuTh out TO
see the game and at the same time
help the boys along In return for
the price of admission they will en-
deavor to have every spectator go
away feeling that he has seen the
best game Of football ever piaysd III
the Territory Of Hawaii. and me-
doubt 1t will be the best.
Eyerybodys Boosting
'The admission to the ZANE has been
raised to thirty-fi cents sor general
admission, and fifty tents for auto
mobiles. There are expenses I6r
both teams and these will be cover
led by the gate receipts The
students of the college have cooper
sated in advertising The game with the
result that many artistically designed
posters now gr1ee the MinijNs q he
various pig orsin IS h,,ases through
out the city
1t is needless to say that both the
captains are confident of taking the
game, and it would be a hard question
to try and pick the winner. A glance
over the iineups of the two teams at
the start and close of The presen.
season shows that they h3yc 10th
Used practically the sane Iaelif in
I'll the games which they hive pa-.i =
lated in. There WeEa few changes
T.: the Pun team sons. time aeo when
four men dropped out on aeeUilDt CT
being behind in their studies, but
these men win all De hack tomorrow
in their old places. There have been
no men dropped from the Town line
up, but several new ones have been
added to change off with the players.
The ToMnies have the strongest team
that could be culled from the ranks
of the former football stars who have
left school for the office or other oc-
equations. It can be said that every
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-11-27

A strong vigorous nervous system
means health strength and ability
to endure hardship and also to en-
JOY tlle full pleasures Of life.
The man viii healthy nerves sccompi;she.
greater asks vita les fatigue. Hs has clear
eaahsd - think better and2moris fS<ters ne
ms energy. With healthy nerves Ne can over
eoms the hardest competiti6n. Be successful and
f4in wealth.
The woman with heslthy nerves 4 never
lsiless, weak q hopeless, she Is not irritable,
she never suffers 4rom hysteria, she has 4
rsserred surplus II endurance Healthy nerves
VII Nersnt the sleepIess mother. although
Worn witl cart and nursing from sshresE
dewaH caused ~ her double O. treble duty.
Al men and women who suffer from these
forni1 Of neir9usness- known as Neurasfhenia--
who hsye gone TO pieces who lack enercv.
who have insomnia, who have succumbed 70
nervous prostratiop OF nervous exhspSf;on
either mental OF physical whose Condition. e
one of irritable weakness. win find ready relief
and cure ~ the peculiar oriental properties q,
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-. ?.ss Winnie.
I'm going, ] am Scott.
'I'm off tonight. 7Dietow.
Emmans had high score and. aver
age for the Splitters. 1876 and 166.
Two out of three from the Split
tiers puts us in third place. James.
1--WE are just laying low, but wait
till we get going. Then they all will
drop. r-W wilkinson
Harris had high average for the
Dark Horses. 100 He and Wilkinson
tied for high score, 1877.
After Harris has delivered the ball
he looks as though he were giving a
lecture on @Assyrian Examples OF
Quadrialateral Polygons.
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Pc OPLE SHOULD GUARD
AGAINST APPENDICITIS

Honolulu people who have stomach
and bowel trouble should guard
against appendicitis BY taking simple
Ibuckthorn bark, glycerine, etc. as
compounded in Adler-i-ka. the Ger.
man appendicitis remedy. A SINGLE
DOSE relieves sour stomach, gas on
the stomach and constipation IN.
|STANTLY because this simple mix.
Itufe antisepticizes the digestive or
gans and draws off the impurities.
The HOLSTER Drug Co.
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ron THE GOLFER.

For soreness of the muscles, wheth-
|er induced by violent exercise or in
jury, there is nothing better than
Chamberlain Pain Balm. This lint
ment also relieves rheumatic pains.
For. sale. by all dealers. Benson,
Smith & Co., Ltd, agents for Hawaii
advertisement.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-11-27

A Philadelphia girl on her way East
10 buy her trosseau, mistook her
mother for burglar while on. the
sleeping car and shot her, The wound
proved fatal, the mother dying with
in a few hours at q Trenton hospital
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man On this team has oeen star 81
some time Or other
The backf|eId win be 6raced ~
Rosa ChillinSUorth BalIentyne. sun.
ner. r. Hooss and AIdricn What
better combination could - exre1Ls1<
II HaoIee ever gets a|1I with the
ball Ii the manner q which he has
during the two games With The high
School, the IoNnIes IRE sure 70 make
4 score By a BallenIfne. who mad
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Indictments against Armor & Co.
were squashed because the word
transport should have read "trans.
ship
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70 be At ne ri1es'de 81 81. ||...|..
tomorrow Is Ben 1I||. better ...
here as Brother DtI|..'. |'...'.
q sort Of proIs1e 81 I|.|. ..| .|
ed after him I1 the DAYS ..'.|. ~
even 3 local feD1t.I10 F.
chance there IS new |'..|..'
champion Thursday Afternoon r
be hard to hold Brother .|.'|
down to solid sfo11. for n. %.
he didn't take on weight TOO .0|.
According % the San |||II'.0| "A.
pers. Richie and n. manager ..|.
They made some Ie|I. While |...
and Richie found t11. w. only |||'
age training. and 0o |||'|. |.| M
could do 1914 He think. A can
the extra pound and .||||.f a
There Is 4 LOT Of IocI' I0Ie1.s. n A.
fight. and q big crowd 1. ''|1'| .
gather At Dick Sn|II|8.. I'||. 10 ...
the returns By rounds
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Chinese READ
F0R SOLDIER
ATTACK
international Ban Game Il n.
Athletic Park Tomorrow 00.
Of the Bio Attractions Of 81.
Day - Sch0iie|d Team .
Stronger

A baseball same. IfuI1 Nf<[1.|'..
a II character. between The |''-|.
'pes1 and the American soldiers
ScnDlieI1 Barracks. VIII I1 enc 81
/ principal sporting D|I|8 a. THAI.
Ing Day The game win h. .||...
O'Clock II Athletic |.|. when.
e. hard pr1<Ii<e 0I1|||'..
three hours day for che |..|
weeks and 1a|I count ne ..'
D0Is Of Uncle Sam ...@| ||.
1Ict Of Lieut. 0r11'I..| I..| .
able to put q chez. O. al.
streak 81 II1|0ef S1. .... conn.
The Scno|It|I team VIII ....
strong lineup and MI. ||.
players. including Lieut. .|I.'..
third and Lieut. ['|..|I Is ..
field they may Ne an. +. ..|.
surprise on the II..|..[.. ..'.
All the I0|'@II5Is 4I. ... ...
l1 t|'r|'I8 Iouofs Tor |.| |...
team. and Just ||'|. 81.
the onslaught
large delegation o. ..|.'..
leadership q @I||||.. .....
come % The city 3 |o.. '1< .|.'|
tain 4I1II nay maxi. ... "A.
changes before al. ...
The Chinese |'11-00 Kan /..
Ka1. b. A. 1I1r|. . Al. CID.
Asan. 81 L6| Tin 81 ||..
Sing Hung RI. ~ Sue s.
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Frank Chance OF the Chicago Ma
tional Baseball club has been sold 70
Cincinnati for $500. but refuses te
90 until Owner Murphy of the Cubs
pays him 5000 :.
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Baseball interests are to make de-
termined fight to get law passed
permitting Sunday baseball in Massa-
chusetts. tMnE
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SAWED or
SHOP Z ]

Cornell won the annual dual cross
country run from Pennsylvania by a
score Of p to ~
~
The Harvard cfoss-country team de-
feated Yale in a fiye-miie race by a
score Of IS to IS.
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The Chinese |11-II0 Kan |..
Kau. b A 1I1n| a 1.| .....
Asam d L1I Tin 81. ||..
Sing Hung RI. ~ Sue. .| 81
ne. Il Utility Luck 81. |..
Kong.
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and " CHAMBERS DRUG co.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-07-08
Interest to the Women


Fargo and Moorhead, and they made
the trip to the park in automobiles
Mr.. and Mrs. L. q. Richardson and
family of Fourth street south have re-
turned from a few days outing at the
lakes.
Mr.. and Mrs. 4. L. Sykes of Eleventh
| street north, have returned home from
lakes.
The Scandinavian w. G. I. u. will
meet tomorrow evening at the X. w. @.
A. looms. All members are urged to
be present.
Miss Amelia Nystrom of Horace, N.
D., who has been visiting at h home
of Mrs. Frank Dehn of Moorhead, re-
turned home Saturday
The w. r. C. will hold a meeting this
afternoon for initiation, after which
they will have a social time. All mem
: bers are requested to be present
The IVY Rebekah Lodge No. / will
hold their regular meeting tomorrow
evening at Assembly hall. This Is to
be a meeting for the installation Of Of
hcers.
Mrs. f.. L. Beals and son George of
Tenth street north returned this morn
ing from an extended visit to Wash
ington, D. c., Philadelphia n other
points east.
DR.. c. c. Creegan. president OF Far
go college, returned this morning from
Minneapolis, where he filed the pull
pit oftDr. Dewey of the Plymouth Con-
gregational church.
Mrs. f. b. Timlin Of Moorhead res
turned from Grand Forks yesterday,
where she had been called on account
of the serious illness OF her brother,
Edward Martin, who died July l.
Miss Emily CLANCY, daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Clancy of Eighth
street south, left today for Minneapolis
where she will spend a few weeks as
the guest OF her aunt, Mrs. f. L. JAWS
of that city.
The Mems club OF the First Presby-
terrain church will nave a supper and
meeting at the church tomorrow eve
ming at $50 o'clock and all male mem
bers Of the church are most cordially
invited to attend.
Atty. r. Ferguson and bride have re-
turned from their honeymoon trip TIC
the lakes and are at h home Of Mr.
4 Fergusonss mother, Mrs, e. "A. Francis.
Ferguson of Eighth street south, where
they will remain for some time.
Mrs. M. Ii Feckler and daughters
i Elizabeth and Lila OF Eighth avenue
south, expect to leave the latter par
of this week for Minneapolis and st
Paul. where they Will visit Mrs. Feck.
ler's mother and other relatives.
Mrs. Chas. A. Pollock and daughter
Clara, OF Ninth street south, arrived
home this morning from Minneapolis
where Miss Clara has been in the hospi,
tai for five weeks. The many friends
Il of Miss Pollock will be glad 10 learf
that she has thoroughly recovered iron
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-07-08
With the Womeno Of the World

Frau Marie F. Knapp, after a service
of more than thirty-one vars, has re-
tired from her position as professor OF
German in Smith College. In speaking
of her recollections Of Smith college
Frau Knapp said that she had a Curl
GUS sensation when in 1885 she heard
a student say she did not know all the
members of her class Before that
time the classes at Smith a always
been units, the members knowing and
loving each other. If one student had
bad eyesight or was deaf all the other
students helped her: SO simple were
one distinguished woman emb of
the faculty ever wore q white apron
in her classroom.
Mrs. Honora Mcpherson, who has
just been elected superintendent Of
schools at Denver, vas for a number
of years a teacher in the public
schools, then served for seven years
as the secretary of the superintendent
of schools, and recently has been en-
gagged in club and philanthropic work.
Mrs. Lucy Harringtons the other Dem
yer woman chosen for ONCE in the re-
cent elections, served for four years
as the secretary of the state board Of
charities and correction. Before her
election to the Office of recorder she
worked in the office of Judge Hines, at
her own as public stenographer. Her
salary as recorder will be $500 q year.
IT is the most important office thus far
held by a woman in Colorado.
Miss Florence McArdIe, a senior at
Boston university, is in charge of the
/ girls department OF the students en-
ployment bureau. This year about 100
women students have been supplied
with work. Boston university was one
Of the first colleges to realize the
value of an employment bureau for its
students. Miss McArdle says that one
of the best way for girls to work
their way through college is to get into
a family where In return for perform
ing certain household duties they get
room, board, laundry and carfares.
Never before have SO many girls been
working their way by this method as
equal to the demand. Miss McArdIe is
working her way through college and
in return for a specified number of
hours at the bureau gets her tuition
had tutored, done Office work and many
other things to support herself while
getting an education
Mrs. George III. McFadden of Phila-
deiphia has given her summer home.
! HilIdale farm, at RosemOnt, Pa, to the
University hospital of Philadelphia to
be used as a convalescent home for
women sufficiently recovered to be out
of the hospital and yet not well enough
1 to go to work. She will pay the cost
OF transportation from the hospital TO
her home. Mrs. Larz Anderson, wife
GUM is planning TO throw open her
/ summer home at BrookIine, Mass, to
working girls. Mrs. Anderson be-
Iieves that ten days Of comfort and
luxury will stimulate these girls TO
seek the better things In life.
Mss e 4 Gordon In her speech be-
fore the Southern SocicioRical con-
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-07-08

her illness. Miss Lorine and chas. M.
are expected home in a couple of days.
Mrs. John Wetz, s15 Ninth street
south will leave today for q six weeks
trip to Dayton, O., and other points
in the east.
Mr.. and Mrs. Helmer Nelson and Mr..
and Mrs. Harold Fox of this city are
spending a Q at Fafrhills, near
Lake Pelican.
Mr.. and Mrs, 4 H Liembacher Of
First avenue north left Saturday after
noo for st. Cloud to attend the funer-
al of Miss Dyer.
The Saxonian Bible class of Fargo
high school will meet tomorrow after
o at the home OF Lenora Watkins
of Eighth street south.
Mrs. d.. G. Cullen and baby of Ninth
avenue south, are visiting Mrs. Gull
lens daughter, Mrs. p. B. Murphy and
family at Medberry, N. ID.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Anton of Enderlin
have arrived In Moorhead to attend
the sangerfest. While here they will
be the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. M
Nicholson of Moorhead.
Mrs. EIlar, Mcclellan of saltwater,
Mimi, met her son., Robert Mcclellan
of Glasgow, Mont, yesterday, and they
spent the day in this city. Mrs. Nc
Keller Will remain mere for q lew days
Kellar of Eleventh street north.
Mrs. T. H. Baker. who has been visit.
ing her daughter, Mrs. B. r. Spaldine
| of Third ayenu south, Will leave the
latter part on this week for Detroit
| Mimi, where h will be the guest OF
her daughter, Mrs n. a. Lewis. She
in-Iaw, Mrs. Howard Baker n chill
dren of Winnipeg, who have also beer
the guests of Mrs. Spalding.
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Social Notes

HHt#4 .aHeI9FH HaHIMEu HH.#Ht
Miss Josephine Plat of Fourth ave-
nue. south spent Sunday at Detroit
Lakes.
Miss Margaret Newton of this city is
the guest of Mrs. stephen Collins at
Grand Forks.
Frank Maths of Page, who has been
visiting friends in this city returned
home this morning.
The regular monthly meeting of the
w. r. NJ. s. of the First M. e. church
has been postponed until July 81.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. HI. Wilder Of Fourth
avenu south leave this afternoon for
an extended visit to Yellowstone park.
Dean Bowling of Gethsemane cathe-
dral expects to leave some time next
week on his vacation trip to New York
city.
h annual picnic of the Union Sum
day School association is taking place
today out at Oak Grove park. This as
ISOLATION lis composed of officials and
teachers Of the Sunday schools of both