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ifs. The gunner were lined up at the
prisoners bar.
Deep Hush Precedes Verdict.

ifs. The gunner were lined up at the
prisoners bar.
Deep Hush Precedes Verdict.
A deep hush pervaded the courtroom
subside for the time being. The silence
was broken by the shrill voice Of Clerk
Penny. who called the roll Of the jurors.
Then he said:
please rise, gentlemen. Jurors, look
upon the defendants. Defendants, look
upon the jurors. Gentlemen Of the
jury, have you agreed on a verdict
Mr.. Montgomery, the foreman, bowed
and answered clearly:
1--WE have"
Reading the names Of the defend
ants and their aliases from the fndict-
mont, the clerk Of the court asked:
What say you, gentlemen, do you
find the defendants guilty or not guilty
as charged
The foreman leaned slightly for
ward and in a clear and distinct voice
said:
Guilty of murder in the first de-
gree"
The verdict was rendered at "a
p. m, a few minutes over the hour
after the jury retired. The words OF
the foreman fell upon the silence IN
the courtroom in almost unnaturaI
tones. There was a noticeable tight
cning Of the hands of the four prison.
ers on the railing in front OF them'
Whitley" Lewis, whose blond com
pIexion is none too rudy at BEST
turned the color of ashes. His knees
seemed to sink under him moment
arily. and then he Strengthened up
with a tighter grip on the railing. Ills
eyes had been fastened on the foreman
OF the Jury
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TITANIC
ENGLISH COURT OF
INQUIRY FINISH
Investigation Committee Attn.
butte Recklessness rs the
Cause Of Accident.

LONDON. July s.-The board Of
trade inquiry into the Titanic disaster
concluded TO-DAY and Lord Morsey.
the presiding Judge. announced that
It's report would be produced within a
reasonable tine"
Sir Rufus Isaacs. the attorney gem
eral. In his closing speech said he
rad been anxious to find, II POSSIBLE
an excuse tor the inaction OF Captain
Lord OF the California: but he had
regretiuliy come to the conclusion
mat there was no excuse for him.
The court. he said. must find Captain
Lords evidence unsatisfactory.
Lord Morsey suggested that IL Can
tain Lord saw the signals of distress
and did rot 80 to the relief he was
possibly sulty OF a misdemeanor.
Sir Rufus Isaacs asserted that Mt
terly necessary risks had been taken
by the Titanic and that the causes
OF the disaster were a bad lookout and
excessive speed.
Curing the thirty-six + sessions or
the court OF inquiry ninety-eight wit
nesses have been examined and 1881
questions put TO them
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THE MEATHE r
CONDITIONS

Tho pressure conditions have
changed but slightiy during the past
~ hours. high prsssures continuing
over the country east OF the Missis-
s.ppi and low pressures over the
Plateau and Plains differentiation
favorable for warm weather IN this
rection.
Showers again occurred IN the Ohio
and Tcnnt ssee valleys and the middle
Mississippi and upper valleys.
The low pressure. for storm area.
covers the southern Plateau region
this r..orn,ng.
The outlook for this section n for
continued warm weather and show
ers 70 night CT Thursday.
Local GAIA: Highest temperature
yesterday. 30 degrees: lowest last
night. 81 degrees: rainfall, trace.
The Ohio Will change but slightly at
parkersburg. but a slight rise will oc-
cur at poin- Pleasant during the
next IS houis.
II. c. HOWE.
Section Director.
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COZ bEitAH. Wis. Juiy Croui-
ma on the Eruund calling f1r rafsr
and nearly dead from thirst. hurr.-
ara exhaustion. nar krssfsiurrr
arrf q. uaa found fhfs uiGrnfr- fr
fnr timber n~ar DEVILS aka fr ft.
ioudrrag Indian frsertafinn r.hs
Jed disarrearrf SUNDAY noon. f..r
miles from who're b. 49, found ara
durinG fne time had ben unnfarirr
in ne wnnda without feed Mood
bounds ron Ashland uera unable -
plea up the tran Arb Fesfarfr, -,
we're ordered from ueeafs rnfr.l.
The Chirraro indian frarers hr,
ever. ID fhs searching possas 30 the
lad before ne dors arrived
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STOCKS SOAR
TWO POINTS
ATTRIBUTE RAISE TO NEWS
FROM WASHINGTON.
On Ass'stsnt Secretary Of the Treas
uery Resianins-Revis~ Of the
Day in Wall Street.

NEW YORK. July 3--when the
stock market opened today with adj
vances Witch ran from TO points
in lending shares there was a tend
ency In somc quarters to attribute
the fact to- the conclusions reached
by the Democratic national convent
fon- Likewise those who sought the
reason for the reaction which en-
sued and which converted gains into
lussess. III ofessed TO find in IL the
news from Washington on the resign
alton Of the assistant secretary OF
tie treasury TO the accompaniment OF
allegations affecting the administdat-
ion capacity OF his chief. However.
close -. or remote from accurate ex-
PLANTATION the interpreters OF market
movement were In these instances.
the rcccs sions of the second hours
trading did not hold throughout. the
list makinG partial recovery and
'me stocks selling higher than nj
yesterdays close. The speculative
favorites. However. remained under
some pressure, except those compris-
ing the Hill group. which gained
materially as n result chiefly OF
favorable crop prospects in the
northwest
Bonds rallied after early irreRulari-
ties. I otal sales par value s2.s4o. 900
L. :. Government bonds were I'M
changed Un call.
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WASHINGTON. Jnfy At enc be-
rluris ~ business today the conliflou
- fhe tinted states treasury was
working balance " treasury offices
fea ff0.1fs ~ banks and fhIlgrlue
treasury ff7ot1tf- The totai ~ me
general fund was fifcs9o.g.o. Receipts
Yesferdrv were f1sf01fe ufsturae.
ments v~re ftifsab Tho surplus %
dafe This ffacnf year So ff.4-fOg- -
araInsf a deficit o. g. 4si1I1 ~ The
finle last year Thee figures srricds
ransma canal and public debt franfac-
floua
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GERMAN EXPLORERS
TO INVADE ASIA
wbc-,'-a 1--WE stock oozami..io, r.
WHEELING. W. Va. Juiy 2 %

HERilN. July "A German Arfic
expedition under tho leadership OF
Lieutenant Schroeder strnhz will starf
.n June 1913 Cor three fo four wear
TRIP % exploration in the Nortb eat
passage. The vster route nofth Of
Europe and Asa beteeen the Atianttr
and Facinc oceans
Princess Theatre ~ Havrria. the
Duke 81 trach and other promirerf
personaFes are among the suut.ort.r.
u the sapodition
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Coffee

rrris fHarsfrf f1 fH~ fntsfurrnrrr
VIEW YORK. Jolly arrrlafI a-
faHFa NarErf anT rr.H.aHI ore rnarfar -
I Dol Iuarfnf Frnrr frrIra rnlr fnfnrsa
IHanI unrrHI Thirteen r.rfH f.Hr
NaUfaHfar rlrarI uT.rr.I e. frIrfrrn
a.Hf. ore IaHrrn.IaF closed Hnaraf al
frIrrHru Hlahff ure March HIusaf 20.
frrHI 10 fN.rfrHH r.rHfH Mn. rf.HaH
HnnrHH nf frIrfrrr "|.H. r.Hr H.
rHrrHar rHInn ...Hr.I Hf fourteen n.f
fIIrr quarter Urrfa Mnraaf afanrr
o. w. wrUur a frn
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~rW YORK fufr rnure~ Quiet
ffnrfa-f srnt &C. atalrh elecfruirfIr.
Ir.srfI &c lase I-er4f-. rnaf-
sac q" LEAD ~ D. r. q &C. q r
fura frar Tiu-Meah atnf fff flt,
uNfF 40 Lad - ffru ffgEUft Or
treltsr riru -goaffs0 lion
Irru ard uuchanarf
llonluu copper. fIIu. rrrf go 80 -
f.f.rra OIL. Ifa o. fnnHUr ffr ffHH..
af.Hf tlHf fufurea f1.f london Irs d
I.f fla. ~ Ifr 'naf. nr America pro.
llrers 10 cad nsfe 90 ar.ef fhs rrf-s
f|nr % O. fn o. .n rios fnr IHfa fHr
shipment f.rr1ar arrIfrr frf CT frnl.
Hlsrsiar1 uarrarfa rNa rtaI In rnnIan
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b;,lit,a Appropriation.

WASHINGTON. July s.-The sem
ate today agreed TO the joint resolut-
ion spproDr.sring $3.50. 900 for the
encampments and maneauvers Of the
organized militia Of the states. The
appropriate n was originally IN the
army bill which was vetoed.
The resolution now goes 20 the
president
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RAISING HOUSES ON
THE GARDEN SPOT

Although no big food has visited the
leland since 1907 several houses are
being raised. A majority Of the houses
on the Island are now built quite few
feet above the ground and there are
very few residences on the Garden
Spot now that are level with the
ground.
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Board Of EQUALIZATION.

The Brooke County Board Of
Equalization and Review convened
Monday In the office Of the county
commissioners OF the Court House.
The following are the members OF
the Board. 4 /. Carter. Cross Creek
District: II. c. Wells. Buffalo Dis
trict. and J. &. Clemens. Wellsburs
district Mr.. Clemens. OF Wells
burg was elected president. The
Board will be "a session for twenty
1--WE DAYS
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cenf.dsrst. We, Dies

CHARLOTTE. y g. July 3.-Gen.
Il. =. uoks. confederate officer said
O. have teen the personal choice %
General Lee 90 succeed him IN case
he was killed IN battle. died to-day
90 hts hume a. I.incolnton. ~. G.
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Dry C,~~4.

WV So nK. July Tire cotton
Z Hufs w ~kffs usrr quiet tuf rsurr
ally firm W0rref varn markets ars
afrarCinr wifh ne demand hrnaH
Iohters 5000 sariy On. account ~
he hniifrF
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A feature OF the Fourth OF July
ricnic TO be held today will be the
auto parade. which will form In front
OF the City Hall at $50 o'clock and
Will proceed TO Follsnsbee and the
picnic grounds. The machines will
he decorated and prizes will be
awarded TO the most prettily decorat-
ed.
After the parade all are TO Join IN
sn old fashioned Fourth OF July pic
mic IN Ferguson's Grove. All auto
owners are urged TO participate in
the day's doinRa
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Rsosivsd Charter.

A charter has been granted 90 the
Loyal Sons Glass Of the Christian
church OF Wellsburg by the West
Virginia sunday school association.
Miss Irma Bible daughter o: the
minister OF the church. - the in
structor OF the class and Charles
Knight is the president
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ToohsHOR0 o.. July a--Oif
bih Minor. ne uain robhsr. ana his
partner we capfuref near h-rs Co
DAY They ssraped from ne state
prison farm o. IfiuedEcpfIle last u..E
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J. s. Zach. g Co.'S closing Lister.

NEW YORK. July 3.-The Demo-
cratic convention having finished up
business and candidates named. there
vas less restraint upon the market
Steel was strong in London. The OPEN
trg was strong and short interest COW
cred hastily thus eliminating most OF
the short 81 previous day. There was
Z relapse in the latter part OF the
first hour and the market looked as II
81 would break badly. Support was
Eiven and IL recovered leissurely.
There were many opinions published
during the day regarding the nomina-
tons. and In the main were very conn
plimentary. The cooper market is re-
ported less firm. demand for the metal
81 the moment practically nil. The
huying OF steel by foreigners was the
most impresstve-some 5000 shares
was reported az being purchased The
tndertone remains good and barring
any serious damage to crops the mar
ket VIII improve steadily In the next
few weeks
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OHIO RIVER & WESTERN
Rail WAY

Arrival and Departure 20 Trans a. ~
1911 - q ~ 80 y. fts ~
n~rert-t - e. ~ tinp ~ ffsfpa
asaart "a sste r -
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Teachers Appointsd.


At a meeting OF the wellsburg
Board OF Education held this week at
which an organization was effected
by electins S. o. PAUL. president.
Teachers for the wellsburg schools
for the insuing year were appointed
as follows:
High school: Supt. F. h. Bryant.
Principal. Harry z. Odgers: Latin
and German. Miss Elizabeth Kiigore;
Science, =. c. GIL; English, Miss
Brashear: Manuel training, ]. NJ.
Alexander: Domestic Science, Miss
Florence BLAZER: Music and drawing.
Miss Lena Boelzner: Commercial De-
partment :. G. Steele.
Grade Teachers-Misses Una B.
Elliott. Alicia Hoover. Anna V. Ben
nett, Caroline Pomeroy, Agnes Tab
Ter. Lura Policy. Elizabeth Craft.
Rose NJ Wheeler. Nellie Voegtly.
Mabel Gillette. Efie Hoover, Marg-
aret kunkle. Lillian b. Combs. Clara
r. Green. ora McCuskey. Emma Al
len. and Miss Geneva Ross (Colored
school)
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Electric Fan

THE S-lNCH FAN IS DESIGNED ESPECIALLY
FOR THE HOME. IT IS ATTRACTIVE IN APPEAR.
ANCE, SMALL IN SIZE. LIGHT N WEIGHT. AND
GIVES ABUNDANT BREEZE FOR COOLING ANY
ROOM OF ORDINARY SIZE. CURRENT COSTS LESS
THAN Il CENT AN HOUR. BUY IT NOW. AND RE
COMFORTABLE THE REST or THE SEASON. IT'S
BUILT TO LAST AND YOU CtN rN1OY IT'S BENZ.
FITS MANY SEASONS.
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Money.

NEW YORK. July Mooney on call
Steady. 2Ad3 percent. ruling rate.
{. per cent. closing bid. - per cent.
nercd az per cent Time loans nrm:
g. days , per cent and 30 days 81. per
cent. six months. igtA per cent
NEW YORK July 2-Close. Prime
mercantile paper 90 -, per cent
sterling exchange firm with actual
business ga bankers bills at f4si FOR
co dav bills and a. ffs135 FOR demand
Commercial bills tfsfa Bar silver
exc. Mexican dollars CSC. Govern
menf bonds steady Railroad bonds ir-
rsgular
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New York Stock Exchange.

WHEELING. W. Va. July 9, 2.
Range OF active stocks 90 me NV
York stool, Exchange corrected ds1v y,
= = MaSten & Co brokers
STOCKS IOpsrjHIghI Inv T5.Io..
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WHEELING. W. Va, July 2. -
Inc active Pittsburgh storkL Lof. .-,sA
oaliy by A. E Aasfsn & ca. oan..r.
h,,,,,,r ">oOaal Exchange eans
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Cash quotations were as follows:
flcur-Easy; Rye-No. 2. T3c: Barley
Feed or mixing. $50 Toe; Fair to choice
mating. s3cusl.10: Timothy SEED
1900 " $1,000; Clover Seed-sl4OOa
$500. Mess Pork-sls37L qsls5O;
Lard-Un uerces) si0.75; Short Ribs
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FOR SALE
100 SHARES OF LA BELLE IRON WORKS STOCK
BOWLER q DOwLER


Gus vestrat and Isvins Doney.
Richard Banfield and Irene w.
Shaddick. both of Follansbeo.
Gus Vestrat and Lavina Doney,
both OF Sturgeon. Pa
Walter Schoffstall and Mary Nc
Causland. both of Pittsburgh. Pa
Ralph Keifer and Cora May Was
sIn. both Of Follansbec.
Wellsburs Briefs.
Miss J. c. Palmer. and Geo. C.
Curtis have returned from Ralti-
more. where they attended the Demo-
c:att: nuilo,.al convention.
AR. ord Mrs. VIII Deighton. OF
New Martinsville. arc spending the
summer with relatives In this city.
Joseph Emig left Tuesday for Webb
City. Mo. where no will visit Fred
Ietzkus. for a couple OF weeks.
George Brost is visiting relatives
in Fairmont and other cities IN the
eastern part OF the state.
NisS Ec'th Lewis returned yester-
day TO her home IN Pittsburgh, af-
tar an eS ioude6 visit with her uncle,
L lcderman. o. South Main street.
Mrs John Byrne and daughter.
Mrs. brooke Miller are guests OF Mr..
AID Mrs VIII c. Bryne. OF Midland.
Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lemuce Cunningham.
~ Clyde. y. Y, are guests In Wells
burg. 81 slrs. Cunningham's parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Bourne.
Mr.. and Mrs. -. ]. Herbert. OF
Follansbee. are spending n two weeks
vacation at Niagara Falls.
Mrs. J. l.. Curtis. OF Lexington. KY.
IS the guest OF her son, George c.
Curtis. OF this city.
Miss Jessie Yingling IS the guest
~ Clinton. Pa. OF her grandmother.
Mrs. Ellen McAye.
Mrs. EichstG Campbell. OF Denver,
Col. Is the guest OF Mrs. George Wise
" Point Breeze.
Mr.. and Mrs. /. r. Yesger and
family % the Fourth ward are visit
4. : relatives IN Navarro. Ohio.
Miss jessie Wells left this week for
Sutton. IA. where she will spend
thc summer with relatives.
J. VI. I.ihken was q visitor In
Wheeling Yesterday.
Elmer Hcugh was a business visit
or ia Wheeling yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. +. II. Crabtree and
Mr. and Mrs. Dean f Poole. are visit
Ing friends and relatives in Zanes-
vile ohio.
Mrs. VIII MoCTeary. OF wellsburg.
was a visitor in Wheeling. w. Wa.
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WELLSBURG
Wellsburk Deaerted

NerUuIB Destrted. 80. ..
Wellsourg will be practically de-
serted today owing TO the big picnic
to be held at Ferguson's Grove. II
is expected that several thousand
persons vii be In attendance at same.
With nice weather an excellent time
Is promised all who attend. Two
baseball games between fast teams
and a program OF field events viii
be the crowning features Of the day.
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HOI''

ANY ROOM IN THE HOUSE CAN BE MADE
COMFORTABLE ON THE HOTTEST DAY nv Simply
TURNING THE SWITCH AND STARTING AN
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GEO. w RARnN 612 and el3 Schmulhach Bldg
w. A~<.A~>>AN r. r. Bond ept
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Total sales s,s1i sharsa
New York Curb Market.
WHEELING. w. Va. July A. Il
Reported by A = Nastsn q Co. L.
Brsnd. manager: members New Yorl
iSDUssnIAi-s. ETC hid { Ash
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UNION STOCK YARDS. Pittsburgh.
July 3.-Cattle-Steady. supply lisht,
Shoice. sS.75a $500: prime. 1915 q 1855.
supply light. Prime
Nethers. tf.t5 q SASS. culls and COM
mons. Sl.5O4 S25O: lambss s4.OOGs7.OO;
veal calves, SS.OOdfs.5O. Hogs-Steady;
Eeceipts ! 3 double decks. Prime heavies
heavy workers.. s7.TOQs7.75: light york.
ers. S7,s9a $40; pigs. s725 9sT.40;
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WHEAT

Chicago, July 3-Rains and cooler
weather 80 improved the crop outlook IN
the northwest to-day that wheat traders
naturally took the selling side. Closing
prices varied from &c lower 10 &C ad
vance. In corn there was q net decline
OF &C TO ise. Provisions wound up
more MGR. costly by ~ rl2ho. compared
with the previous night
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Hazlett's Local Stocks.
WHEELING. w. Va. July .. =.
active wheeiinr ssocs. are s sae h..rs
TOT the Inteiuxsncsr py IIows a
n.sIeu n Son. local oroksrs:
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CHICAGO. July 3-Close: Cattle re-
celpts 5000. market steady 20 loo high
err beeves S7.50a go: Texas steers
stockers and feeders s4.OOTs55: cows
and heifers s2.704s.3O; calves IS 500
$50. Hogs. receipts 10000; market for
pest DC higher. others Sc off: light 81 M
o. 90: mixed S7.0Oq 7.5O; heavy $500
zoo; rough s6s5 q 40; pigs S525a6s5
bulk OF sHles t7.2o9145. Sheep. re.
SeIpts lV.ooO; market steady 20 I5c
higher; native S3.0OQ5.25; western 81 Is
"a a.25: yearlinss sal q $50: lambs ma
i've SiOO n t.15. western 81 5OG5 az
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Marriage Licenses.
following marriage licenses
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Aonds
Pittsburg Stocks.

Total sales $4,000 shares.
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Raron's Local Stocks.
WHEELING. ". Va. July 4 n
The following quotation. On y,s ro,
scuve wheeling srocks are oorrs-e,1
rsily for the inteinEenoes py George ".
beIon. local broker. snd y. r. Marrhsu
MANAGER Fond Iepartmsnt
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.OpsriHiEh.i LoW.ICioss
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-12-19
Rex Hitchcock Gets High Praise
From Eastern Football Critic

wards At Harvard We first find him
as a freshman guard. Last fall and
during the present season he has been
a. tackle.
An ail-arOund gamester is this Sand
WITCH Islander He actually doesn't
know when he has enough. This was
never demonstrated so specifically he
fore at Harvard as during one OF the
practices held last season following
the Holy Cross game. 1t was to r.
IN elimination scrimmage and the
aches dubbed it the Bloody Moniay
Of Harvard football. One man played
Il tao kle from start until almos fn-
ish. when the coaches were forced to
lug him off the field in a condition Of
near helpleSsneSs. He shook his lists
al the remainder of the players as ne
left, and snlrled and spit as he tried
20 tear away from the hand, OBTAINING
him 1t was H -tchcock who got his
baptism of fire that afternoon md won
a wholesome respect from PLAYERS and
tr4iners alike. He clinched his r0si-
ton. too and hasn't been dslodged
since. Then. too. there is 4 little
word of six letters that is torn from
his dictionary He knows no defect
Hitchcock is the leading, candidate
for the 1913 captaincy, and his chanc-
es for niche in the All-American hall
oil fame are very. bright. He is good
tackler, gets every advantage his posi-
ton can give MIN. and has proven ,
tower of strength to the offence. es
pecially on plays just outside OF tackle.
Hitchcock is human fish. doing all
sorts of stunts in the water, and
member of the swimming team. Like
his fellow Hawaiians. Paul and 10
tlrop Wilmington, he IS not only a
good football performer. but also 4
clever oarsman. He was candidate
fcr pitcher on the baseball team, but
Il sore arm and lack of experience
mitigated against his success in his,
first year out. "Hitchy" is also cham
pion football golf player, and has
standing challenge.
He is 81 years old. feet s inches
tall and weights 1S1 pounds. His col
lege fraternities are Digamma, PheniX,
Institute of 1910 and D K E.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-12-19
BY FRANK A. GoTcH.
he Swimming Problem. 49,,

A great many business men tell me
their daily exercise consists of a swim
lasting from ten to thirty minutes. in
tank of some natatorium. They ar
me that this win combines exercise
nd cleanliness.
Now and then we discover an indi
y!dual who is peculiarly adapted TO the
water. But where we find one who
hrives through the process of swim
ming every day we find many who
lave actually deteriorated through
his form OF exercise.
The ideal condition in exercise is tC
work up Precipitation through tie crea'
ION of bodily heat The action OF the
muscles and the motion of the BODY
transmute energy into heat. The bOdi'
~ combustion is increascd-waste ma
7rials from the cells are thrown OF
and the sweat glands and lunr~
called upon to dispose Of a large
amount of bodily sewage.
While the swimmer may go through
the same amount Of motion, and while
he may agrue that he is washing away
the waste as il appears at the surface
If the body-he is, in reality. closing
the pores against the escape OF this
waste material. The GOODNESS OF the
water produces a reation in the body,
and the pores are, in reality. closed.
Therefore, the swimmer, through his