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The evening world., 1912-02-17
Roll Of Honor.
Fob Wlnnera.
BASEBALL BRIEFS.

The war clouds have rolled away. Failure OF
the American League. masrai.s TO rstly the
m.eting m chicago eausel the exchange OF trls-
grams between President Ban Johnson and Chair
Alter coismunisstins Win johnson. Garry Herr.
mann said; The American LEAGUE has left the
sous hands, and there u no Teason to believe
that he Will not report IN favor OF adopting the
rr,isian."
Catcher Bob Williams and lnfielder Howard
Cam have sent their signed contracts to seere-
piayyed With the 81. Mays College team for sew
erai seasons aud Mas signed On the recommends.
team. Hal Chase also pu, in a boost Tor The
~collegiAn.
President Charles Ebbets OF the Droohiyn club
has received the signct contracts Of Pitcher Elmer
ks,iiy. ,ui hsISs:' T Kns'ssr '1 ,oinsd The s'i ho ssI oS.
League rsSss,i,. , ert Nae sp his mind to get
and lost twelve last seasou. three II his victories
being shutouts.
has changed his mind about rtirins from base.
hall. bu, refuses TO sign with Chare, Murphy.
a nrsT max: :s's more Or G %oasy 70 t. ii'' ans e"sSsss Ks Il iii n
meas 10 play with any other. club IN the National
League with the exception OF Philadelphia.
Edward Ashenbaeh, last, year manager Il IN,
tsriay In a hospital In Cincinnati. Ashenbao,
was forty. years olI In Si.'au.sn ..hen." 4 !.
rtuutrh to have hceu the uis'o'ctcf. M thristl
Msthewson while acting q, a scout for John +
Urusl. then President II the Cincinnati club,
George u. Coder. = city Alderman OF Louisville
has been ciectsd president and treasurr Of tn
Iorn. ,lcepr~ident. aud Walter u. pearce. sec
retAD. The ,iub has narrowed the choice VI It,
grounds down to two pars sits.
Tn. owners Of tho United states Baseball Lesgn
met at Cleveland to draw up : .'h: M fat y,
VAS not Completed. II was announced that msns
gers had been 'elscts;i Tor soms oi the t,ams Z
HIM McKinnon; Cleveland. Jack O'Connol
RrSohyn, A, W. Buss.y IT,; Readins Jack Wa
ner, and Cincinnati, Harry sttinfeld'. the lA
named two being probabilities.
The evening world., 1912-02-17
BOB F|TzS|MMONS TELLS
HOW THE LATE GUS RUHLI|
CURED HIM OF MALARIA
Once Greatest Of Fighters Declares He Never
Got Worse Beating Than Akron Giant
Gave Him, and Says Posing for Moving
Pictures Was More Fierce Than Fight.

Copyright, 1915, by Tho Press Publishing Co (Thc New York wrid).
- Oh FITzSlMMoNS. who a once the greatest nghtcr. bar none. In oil
NE vide world. admits that at last he Is through.
- mot but what ! could still light men Of my weirbt" ssd
The evening world., 1912-02-17

asd Rinisrd rarIor. Iisf 81. i mro.d,rs,
The evening world., 1912-02-17

Bob yesterday. when he dropped In
on me. suit case In hand. shout to
start for Detroit to elevate the
"drammer." In that Western centre.
Not but what I could lick the
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. lighting middle
weights after all the great men I'vo
fought would be like going back TO
soup after the dessert"
"Ycs," Bob VEN, on, i've seen
some funny things In the ring, fight.
Ing Jeff and all the big fellows. II
seems queer for me to be going
along. all healthy and Hne. and %
many Of the men I used to ngh,
Dropping OF. Gus Rubin Is gone
now. Tobacco heart! That's what
got Gus. lilo smoked and chewed
oil the time. It's hurt his heart for
years. guess that's what made
GLOW. When he 0uit ali ~trninipv o,a
The evening world., 1912-02-17

Mise Gibbons. The fis,ic '.phenon''. Of 81. Paul.
viii hook IN with Tommy. Howell, the rromisin.
middieWeisht Il that city. In q sig r,und
boui before the National 4. q. to.uisht. Mine
- in fine condition. and before .%stsrtins said thai
he would try his hardest to put Howell away.
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2Dro Gu.parb be @aloen's helm.
lihe 6eiratb.

Gns srobe GreigniB mar fir
Die 2onooner 8eielli6dft Die Sod.
5eit oes 2oros Somaro be g9al-
ben, Der elmer Der reihften unb popu.
ldrfieH Beers oes persinisten a0niaz
reihss 1T, lInb 3ipar belt bieie 5oh>
5eit bas publitum pierunb3nonsig
Stunben lang oesbalb in 4t6sm, neil
fie nitt nit benz qomp unb bem0taHa,
Die Der fo3ialen Stelung unb benz une
gebeuren 0srmOsen bss 9rdutiaams
entfprohen bdtten, fonbern in aaer
5eimlihteit unb nit selpollter Gin
fahbeit gsfeiert ipuroe. Sebes lonbo-
fier Rinb iDeib, tDer lorb 6oiparo be
Wulben 1T. Denn er beiibt einen Bee
ira6tli6en Ibtil bes Grunb uno Hos
esuS, dit tsm Sts brisif6s 6aupiEabt
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llnb nun tommt Is iei. s.bn 1aeen
Dor oem Gerihtsbof su GrOrterunser,
Die 70 srotest iino. bab islbit Der Rit-
ter in i.iner perriice Wsiibs bat, ben
nctbipeuoigen GruiI Su Doprsn. mrs.
Stuolep lift iebr bibi6 uHo elegant.
uno srff.iut tdslih in elmer anoersn
taoelloien 5pilette. Orr. Stuolp. III
elm reihtr Sportsmann, Der NIT iein!r
9attin in Der bsiisn 2onboner 0eislI.
i6nft rertebrte. unD Elm GROCER Nime
rob DOR benz Serrn. Die jung, Jrdn
bebauptet, oab ibr 9otte fie iait tag
lih gepriieelt unb ibr einmal einen
berartisen oisb ouf bic 6dnb sege6su
babe. oaB lie mcbrere 1nge einen Der
bono tragen mubte. 4ubtroem babe er
iie nit ibrer 5reunoin Wlrs Wuriel
Rohe betroeen. uro Die Sd)amlofiSs
ieit g.babt, bieie DAME bel iih 5u en-
pfdngen, als er StrobpititDer mar.
4ls geipeis fiibrt Wirs. Siuolsp untsr
9fnoerem ibr 5asebuh an. in benz f;e
felt brei sSnbrsn tdglih bic Rniiffe.
piiffs, Sbrfeisen uno 1rsubriihe be-.
5sidnst bat. Mr. Gtuoisp bebaup.st.
oaB isin. Jrau Die srObte 2iisnerin
bes Jabrbunperts fei. Jbr 1agsbuh
Isi etne breiits grfinoung. Sis babe
nismoIs Elm 5assbud s.fiibri. Ionbsrn
es nohtr1slih eigens fir ben pro5.B
lanselset. 0eihlagen babe er feline
5rau ME. nur einnsal. ola fis bos
Yobp ouf bem Mrm belt uno es ihm
niht geben noIIts, babe er ibr gegsn
ieine abfiht eintn lsiGten SHlas ouf
eie 6anb sssebtn. .Useins Jrnu. bisft
jcnfte 5nubt1, ersdblte Wr. Stuoleg,
/. pat mir boraufbin einen GduiiiHlcs
ms Deliht DtrftBi. 10 bob mir Gin
3abn ousbran.- S0fori fprong bic
i0nfte 1dnbe ouf une srtldrte untsr
benz ihofIsnoen Geidhter bss 4ubitos
RUINS, bnb oitier 3ahn ohntDsts icli4
| aepeisn iei. Deiier bebaupttte Der Gbt>
mann, bob feline Satin ibn nit benz
bsiannten qonooner GportsmonR uys5
golfipisIer Wlr. Artur Renrne 9bQrp
betrcgen babe. als oelferin hebt be-
iungsn syrau In oieiem projtb ibre
SHUTTER Mrs. be CHAIR sur Geitt, Die
ipie cine Wibblatt.S Shipiegermutitr
ousfhbt unb auftritt. llnunttrbro6sn
| irirft file benz SfnieserfDhn Biftiee
Q,.ide su, ipriht BON ihm nur per ~oer
glenbe@, BON ibrer 2odter iagt iie
has drme Wsien@. unb it,tsmal.
renn i6rt Iohtsr ;rs.nb etpus be-
tcuptsi. 70 iprinst fis auf uno ruff
Init iiefer Etimme baspisten: So
| lb.n bersit. "a 5u btitrobrsn!. Der
lroseB oauert nod fort. nirD o6er
speifelos NIT einsr GEsioung bisler
aliidlinen Gbe ipegsn beibtrleisise3
Berihuloen enben.
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siart ON 3uuueriias. ben IL. mars i.
rn.aan -
Mihas! fi,sisbrsot,

aeIicbier tSaiie bon GI.fattth g3eisbroot, eeb
tSoueHiieili. I'M &aet CON T5 Sabren q Wlonls
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aus iiaii frorani uE7 is9 rbr in Der CT Etns
niagantsairdIe Elm ieierlichfs Rfnniem 0bashcl,
ten prn. SreuHoe ano BerrunEie ilnb s3fs
lidbh eiRgcaeeu
II Tic ftaufrnefu 6fufrrhIftbfuru
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Gin 5drtIihts Ghepnnr.
SH Qonbon fpielt fih momenidn por
bem OeriHtsbof fiir Gbsonssle9snbti.
ten Elm pro5eB ab, Der oIIstmeine Sri.
tertxit erregi. Wrs. Beatrice GtubIeD
bat ibrtn dnsetlagien Gotien. M..
Jobu 1athtu GtlbIsp. fpegen Mibs
bcHpIung unb gbsbruh ptrtlogt, NOR,
ouf & eeoen fie eine Wseentldge ebea.
|fa91 pssen xsssbsud. Sgtctsn tottt,
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8earii n BET,

~Du peter, tparum iasit Tu 5u
Dsinem SduberI ShnsdsrI21
.Dummer gud, neil lie a 6duIerl
bat"
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ST q tbeberbIi I iith

Sb g2alter bon Der goeeIipeioe
fpirfli6 Selterreiher mar, Iiebe iih
crit feititeIlen, penn man ben Srt lei.
ner Geburt tpiiBte.
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Auf aofernenbof.
llnteroifisier:: .pieffe, no finb sic
cijcntIidb ieboren, boB sic 70 Elm Mbi.
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1lntercffi3ier: .Dlu. MI iesu6bnen
Gie iI& se& ned - 0tot1sSn nnl-
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frisorit 100. aufosmbrinh.,

I'm &c. Sebersicbre Tie 9crrhfgtna finoci
fiait am UloniGa. Der - 2idts Tatmttdgs
I'M ubr. n9m IraEerbduff no. tTs0 TefIbGfn
sira6e. Rcro Jairmonni. aus. iposn @erfuarbss
une 5renroe cbrie Reitere sts.is tEilih'f Gin.
aelahen fiHh noH
1917 Ten traEernbCn s,iuteYhiteteueu
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Aus einem 8erihtsbor.
trag.
0ff1pr r1pil,a Ger,

y. Mber neine 9erren, ber
3obn Der 3eit tpiro emit nit Conner.
iitmlue isber i'm eas ur1beA iprb
Asni~
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Aha

sSrieoa: .War er aui ieinen anfen,
ais er Eir ben Seira1bsantrag
mahte2"
Gaa: ~Rein, ifJ mar brauf"
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Jmmer Gn9mann.
Jntimus: Pun. ME III benn D<ins
GrnGblte ols Gbefrou91
Raafasalss: S8Hj4ls4
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1CpgeisE isEebrasihen.T Tanfrfer
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sgremen plrefi
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sleeeil cui her CfirsiEf In Mahesrn ar
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<yauders Sheds aalHs in scr sanseH Det4
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abeuos tlbr 50 0siRuieu uufer inaiaieeItebs
ter 4nttp sfuh gk1fsV
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gltr8 1919 nm 2 NOD RafmtiiG0s, bonn L.au'
erbaGfc. ae. 49, sssI Is. GtraEe. aerfnpcr..
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@crIangt-@ @eibIib.

4fIegertn oeer stinoegs sGcuuetaaitic iiir
etu Attnb bon iechS Sabien. I'M bel lei6ist
1850 Zianton ape.. ggalnnt s,ius, SeIeppoa
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UeIo 80 perleiben.


manner nm iirb ant GteltEIeen eorsnbcrel'
zen, bic tebt offer ftne .su bohiien Gopnell.
Iernen Sie naS garbieraeiCpaii gseriae
QSpucn anaiftSiren. aetnc flancH G1tlons,
tetae Streiis. BaGr ieecn Gantog Mben2.
Cine ainee orn tSrabnonOen indeu SeolL
ten bel mus. sgioIcr GGrber 9ollege, 3z5 III
4. Gffnbe. 1b-2l
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aelebtsr gatie bon aqncs ai6oas. aeb.
bisuug ffnbet an Wlcrtaa ocn is Dtdrs 1912.
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CTR. gSaInuI StuE.
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Geutf1e arau futt eitguue. Gs1el.Ibea.
ier oeer 0fitce'aesniauna. isi7 g9dInai
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fOSes sAnssisen.
Qmma 6 Gonaarot.

etors e an nm 2ennertho ho. ben "a. mars 1912.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-02-27
BITE ON FINGER
CAUSE OF DEATH
(From Saturdays Advertiser

(From Saturdays Advertiser.)
Facing a manslaughter charge be-
cause he bit fellow countryman in
the finger, Akuoka, Japanese member
of the crew of the j. A. Cummins, was
arrested by Chief McDuffie as he
stepped off that vessel yesterday after
noon. His victim, Isotaro Sagaro,
died from blood poisoning caused by
this mans bite, death occurring several
weeks ago but never having been re-
ported to the police by the hospital
authorities.
The assistant plumbing inspector of
the city overheard conversation to
the effect that man had died at the
japanese hospital from blood poisoning
caused by bite and this retailed in
formation was the first word the police
received of the affair. Waimanalo was
telephoned to for the position of the
Cummins on which the bitter was known
to be and the chief was waiting for it
when it entered the harbor.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-02-27
TOURISTS BEST
OF ISLAND CROPS
Must Be Properly Cared for to
Produce Best Results, Says
Fred L. WaIdron.

tTourists from the mainland are
going to bring more money to Hawaii
in few years than does the sugar
crop, and the money is going to be dis.
tributed more evenly among the gen.
eral population. than are the dividends
of the plantations said Fred l..
waldron, in discussing the tourist bust
ness.
tI believe most heartily in the sus-
pension of the coastwise laws as far as
passengers are concerned. There are
many persons on the Coast who now
would come to Hawaii, but who can
not secure steamship accommodations
at the present time. The fear Of the
local steamship companies that suspen-
sion of the laws would take away their
! business is without foundation, / be-
lieve.
"Today we have more tourists than
the hotels can accommodate and scores
of Others on the mainland are seeking
passage to these Islands. This num-
F, Der is going to increase every year
and steamship accommodations and
more hotels must be provided for them,
The number of extra tourists is bound
to increase faster than they can be
taken care of by local steamers and
the only solution is temporary suspen'
sion of the coastwise laws until Ameri.
can steamers can be built.
''On the new Matson boat 1 figure
that they plan the capacity of the
steamer to bring passengers on the
basis of three passengers to each state
room. That is not fair for 1T is i'm
possible to bring that number under
any ordinary conditions. Plans can be
made for man and his wife in most
of the staterooms, and that cuts down
the total considerably.
"The way look at this question is
that Honolulu is bound to be an all-the
year resort and thousands are coming
where hundred come now. What are
we going to do with themf More no
tells, and that right away, is the only
answer. Here we have everything full
and more people ON the way right now
81 figure that the tourist bushes!
will mean at. least ten million dollars Q
year to Honolulu and Hawaii within
the near future. We must do some
buluS w piepdlc lOl tHlS ulB DuSihcSs
for it is the best one worth cultivatinG
that 1 know of. Sugar puts money init
the pockets of few. The tourist bust
ness puts it into the pockets of tn,
many, from the trades people and au
tomobile drivers to the hotel com
panies.
"Suppose we have $500 tourists
year, which is about the present rate
They spend at the least calculation tel
dollars each day and stay for a
least two weeks. That means nearl,
half million dollars and those figure
are not to be taken as the maximum
The average expenditure of the major
ity will go nearer twenty than ten dol
lars a day and the stay will be neare
a month than two weeks. What is tn
answer-millions for Hawaii and w
must be ready to reap those millions
first by more hotels and then by NOR
steamship accommodations
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-02-27
TOO MUCH LINK,
BOURBON MOTTO
George Lowe Fears Further
Party Loses if Mccandless
Runs Again.

HToo much Link " was the motto of
meeting of Democratic leaders held last
night, at which boom was started for
Attorney j. l.. Coke, as candidate for
delegate to congress. "McCandless ran
twice. said George X. Lowe, one of
the party leaders who attended the
meeting, "and we lost Trent as re-
suit of his last campaign, besides some
members of the legislature We shall
lose some more if he runs again.
''Mayor Fern wants to run for con-
gress now, and is fighting McCandless
and making another split in the party.
am in favor of turning down both
Link and Joe and putting up Coke. He
is the only man who can carry Maui. ~
Link in the Open.
McCandless formally announced his
candidacy for delegate to congress yes
terday, although there has been no
secret concerning his ambition to go to
Washington. Link has been talking to
the rank and file of his party for sew
eral weeks. He is anxious to get the
political machinery into full action and
to have the precincts get busy, and is
rather anxious TO have the convention
date set early, in order that the grow
ing opposition may be lulled into slum-
Der.
There is opposition to his candidacy.
Bertram Rivenburgh, the mayors Sec
rotary, who returned from the mainland
last week shouting for Harmon, has
run slap bang up against Link, and al
though he has not openly declared his
opposition, he is not in full accord with
Link Is plans.
Committee Delays.
The Republican territorial committee
has delayed issuing the call for the
nominating meetings of the precincts.
Chairman Cooper said yesterday that he
plans to issue the call Monday, and that
the date of the convention will be not
later than April Is.
The Republican voters expect to hear
the decision in the Kuhio-Taft League
controversy tomorrow. Kuhio has I'M
der consideration the terms of the Taft
Leaguers, and he, or his many advisers,
may inform the league tomorrow
whether the Delegate will accept the
terms, be good and 60 back to Wash
ington to attend to the Territory 3
business. If he goes he will receive
the nomination of the Republican party
to succeed himself as delegate.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-02-27

the present structure, but owing to the
fact that the administration offices.
lobby, elevator, reception rooms, buffet,
etc, are all established in the old build
ing, all that space in the new will be
devoted to suites.
The new addition, which is to be
attached to the present, structure on
the Diamond Head side, extending to
the beach front, win not only have
single rooms with baths, but there will
be de luxe apartments which will ac-
commodate family or even a lone
millionaire.
In order to extend the addition the
cottage in the hotel park win be re-
moved. This cottage was the former
residence Of United States Minister
sewall during the days of the Republic.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-02-27
ARAB PATROL CABLES W|NW|N FOR
GAYEST TUNES To Be HAD IN NEW YORK

grams have been sent East for the glad
ragE.
In order that there may be money in
the treasury to make things hum
around Honolulu headquarters in the
Angel City, the Shriners have announce
ed double entertainment, a dance at
the Outrigger Club-informal-to take
place on Friday evening, and a minstrel
show, to be pulled of at the Opera
House in the very near future. The
dance 10 to be an informal affair, while
the minstrel show is to be very formal
very. The formalest men in Homo
lulu will be in the circle. The min
strels have been practising in secret
for the past three weeks in order to be
able to spring lot of impromptu stuff.
Before the Arab Patrol leaves for the
Coast, there win be a turnout here,
with the giddy costumes ready for FIJI
descriptions by the society page writers.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-02-27

Honolulu is going to make big
splash in Los Angeles at the annual
gathering of the shriners this year,
the entire Arab Patrol, with the fos-
siest uniforms that money will buy, be.
ing on the drill already. Colonel Sam
johnson has resumed his charge of the
spearmen and is studying up on all
the latest fancy drills with which to
break in the awkward squad, while
Mobiles j. A. McCandless, d. r. r. Isen.
berg, DIR. o. T.. Wall and Roscoe Per
kins are rustling funds for transporta-
ton and entertainment. When the Ho-
nolulu patrol hits the southern Califor-
MAN city, according to press agent ad-
vance notices, the echoes win carry past
the Mexican line.
Already thirty patrolmen have book
ed for the trip, while huTy.up cable
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-02-27
GLOOM FOR THE FAT MEN.

BUFFALO, New York, February T.
Fashion Is decree governing mems dress
during 1912 offers small comfort to the
fat man. The dictum of the Customs
Cutters Association of America, now
in session mere, is as follows:
"rhe slender man is to be the model
for 1919. To be considered well dress.
ed and well groomed a man must give
the impression of slenderness. If he
isn't naturally slender his tailor must
adopt measures to make him appear so,
The effects must all tend to produce
slenderness.
Conservatism win be the watchword,
according to Chairman II. p. Walker.
There will be no padded shoulders, and
tighter fits will be the order of the day.
Either plain or stripped effects will be
correct.