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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-12-16
ny Murphy Is Through. Ex'
= - Instructor and Premier
Pinch Hitter
ma THOMAS WILL ONLY
\; COACH KIDS IN FUTURE
lsying Days of the Veteran
onelstop Are Over From
This Time On

CGnnle Mack, Will probably 60
)1rQ~Eh the season OF 1914 with Pete
~ - his only regular utility
81 >hy Murphy will be with the
- Ulepha1ts - . matter OF
but Il y not probable that he
~ used any more next season
nn ~ wns lnot.
En0 = now ct his home In Mas
CotD, Gnnsed at present most
r. hnuxlne and 1sldng. He II In
Df1hape. That means that Danny
0 ~ IN bot1er condition next sea
- he has been since he was
~ ~ Quit constant work on the
n1 a&eor his knee was injured.
ou1mnr, with Daley and Jim
Cn1Dh @ substitute gardeners,
nnnIGt1o had more men for the
than were needed. Amos
<1iu bod ankle gave him = lot Of
u lduring the season, and
- that fact one extra man for
nenol1. with Dany Murphy able
w, : same. II necessary, there
have been little use for even
n6n o1cept on rare occastons.
1onr1Ig. Strung and Dddie Muir
~ - the game next year that
"a 3 1918, the only need for
oa,tnolder win be to use him
y of IN injury to the regulars
80 not the case IN the recent
Nnok Often switched his out,
- nut his right and left
isIouod "a the game, depending
II (Is1r : right or left-handed
XHa working asAinst me Ath-
f60 nn1o n the year. however,
1NSo up the idea Of switching
~ regular trio Ct al times
~ men were In shape to play.
~ Daley. like many other play
~ hive just about reached the
their ability. win be Of tar
rvIce TO Mack next season
49, lAsht, because he gets
S1>6r form the more BAnee No
.M = the same proposition -
1yn1ntng The youngsters arc
0xsout 40 good In the early
1ens0a ~ they are In the
Dc while 1t takes the veterans
M while 10 come 10 their best
omumer. when Daley Was used
XIV lor - long a. week. he
t1Iiant ball In every depart
Wn = always . hne guardian
~ - a. the heldz. but unleas
n 11pa IN Z number Of games he
~ Ut his eye on the bail prop
61nG Tie hong seasons OF the Pa
Goat league. where Daley played
10 became . member Of the
>tx ho Ms the most timely and
f1nt 2ha41Enan on the coast.
&ng, q NJ = the only man
n(e YIN carry TO all into pos
~ n The outneld. he VIII
1880 oetener than formerly
&AGeoopre. 10 . great deal
- sick than during the
U~l1 have had . mr. better
ocago with the Athletics
sbeen forced 70 do % much |
01EnG HIS average In the
1n Wkech he played wAs around |
2nxk, but be WAS not good
cA pog30rm1ng, the result be-
W HI aserAge WIS pulled down.
MonnL Danny Murphy hit over
S711 yeox. Most Of his hitting
~ pinoheo, - that It can be
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-12-16

"My old friend. Col. Simon p. Bal
derdashe." said Link Lollop, the other
day, used to wear long beard at
which he'd clutch when in deep
thought. But after he'd voted the Re.
publican ticket for number OF years
the beard fell into disuse and he
finally cut II ofY."-Pleasant Valley
items In Kansas City Star.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-12-16
NIKE GIBBONS HAS A
VICTORY OVER HIRST

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 1e-Mike
Gibbons. today. has another victory to
his credit as Q result OF his bout here
with Joe Hirst Fans at the ringside
DECLARED the ST. Paul yelterweight
stalled during tn eclosing rounds 10
keep from knocking out his opponent.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-12-16
TO PLACE SIXTH WARD
IN RESTRICTED ZONE

The council committee on liquor
regulation met Monday morning and
report placing the entire Sixth ward
In the restricted saloon district was
prepared for presentation TO the COM
mon council, Tuesday night.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-12-16
KNOCKOUT BROWN FAILS
TO DO A COMEBACK

NEW YORK. Dec. 16.-That Knock
|out Brown failed to comeback IN his
bout with Young Mc0owan was the
verdict, today, Of fight fans who saw
the Bay Ridge lightweight wallop
YAyo In 10 rounds.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-12-16
CROSS WILL TRAIN ON
ISLAND FOR ANDERSON

LOS ANGELES, Dec. l6.--Leach
Cross, New Yor lightweight, today
prepared to leave for the Catilana isl
1ands. where he will start training for
This 20-round battle. Mex Years day
with Bud Anderson. at Vernon. Final
arrangements for the bout were COM
pleted last night.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-12-16
'TICE CROONDKEEPER
GOES TO CULFP0RT

Emil Haisman. Tiger groundkeeper.
will 20 to 0ulfport today to pre-
pare the Tigers diamond there Tor
the work this spring.
Haisman will take particular pains
to get the centerfeld, which was low
and soggy last year. into good condL
ton.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-12-16

Ing the right to meet Attell for the
championship.
To meet Attell, Kilbane had to win
the featherweight elimination tourna-
ment staged by Tom McCarey, Of Los
Angeles; he beat Frankie Conley and
jose Rivers, knocking out the Mexi-
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-12-16

o11nG KAlbaae's 10round bout
N11o1l Dunn began campaigning
- fell0w In carnest- He went
~ wust, meeting and beating
o1Ug ooys IN the country, gaining
1r110oe with each hight ana earn.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-12-16

There are affiliated to the American
Federation OF Labor. lis international
trade unions, with their $1,000 local
unions. 50 state declarations. 537 city
central bodies, and $50 local trade and
federal labor unions having no inter
nationals.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-12-16

Dsss.ess-IDhs Psisseae. ne fuss anA
no feathers. The plain. neat ki11 tat
looks right. TSMee rv1oe!e4 O. g
I"hr T-st- Phone Main llS6
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-12-16

~ noonL Danny Murphy hit over
116e yoar. Most Of his hitting
~ ~ pin0hes. - that 1t can be
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-12-16

When a native of Ecuador wants q
blanket he cuts one from dema
jagua tree.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-12-29
ARMY AND NAVY

lieutenant in April, 1898, and was COM
missioned a captain. In 1901. He grad.
uated from the Infantry and Cavalry
school In 1896. For some time he
has been at the Army and Navy Hos
pital at Hot Springs, Ark.
- - ~
Regimental Quartermaster Sergeant
Guy Weaver, End Infantry, has been
placed on the retired list by war de-
partment orders, having 80 years of
honorable service to his credit Ser
geant Weayer's retirement dates from
December IL. He is liked and re-
spected by both officers and enlisted
men. and his departure from the End
Is matter Of sincere regret.
~ - =
The noncommissioned officers ex-
aiming board will meet this evening
at 1880 o'clock at the National Guard
headquarters to examine such appli-
Giants as may appear before 1t at that
time. s
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-12-29

them there on hand. he explained.
The entire plans for the reception
and entertainment OF Governor Pink
ham are made subject 10 his approval
He has let II be known here thar he
does not desire large partisan ova-
ton. and 50 IN accordance with his
wish the welcoming arrangements and
the reception win be largely non-par-
tisan, with the Ad Club taking q pro-
minent part on his arrival. Badges
win be worn In the escort parade by
his party members reading:
Democratic Reception % Governor
Pinkham.
But Il was agreed when the plans
were first laid that The Ad Club should
come first. and consequently before
them, In the parade march from the
wharf The number Of the members
OF the club who win appear IN the
White Brigade b growing rapidly. and
at the luncheon today many who had
not previously signihed their intention
OF joining the brigade did so.
Fillpinos to Take Part.
The Filipinos have lately taken q
keen interest In the welcoming plan.
and have asked that they be allowed
to take part In Il. w. r. Harrington. as
president OF the AID Club, readily gave
them permission A meeting was held
at the Filipino mission last night when
it was estimated that they would have
In the parade not less than $50 men
A drum was provided for them By Mr..
Harrington. which satisfied request
they had made for such an instru.
ment TO be used In the march.
The spirit Of the welcome has been
caught by Kappelmeister Berger who
has arranged q new gubefnat0rial
march, Governor Pinkham march,
for the occasion. He Is now putting
the band through the PAGES Of learn
ing 1t, and he Is satisfied that It will
be. to the mind OF the governor and
all who hear il, hit. Mayor Fern,
who Is to take an active part IN the
welcoming ovation, both as Demo-
crat and the chief executive OF the
city and county. got In touch with the
bandmasteF this morning to notify
him to be In readiness to meet the
Honolulan when 1t docks. be it day
or night.
New Governor At ElIB' ball.
Probably the first public appear
ance OF the governor following his
welcome at the wharf will be At the
Elks' charity ball on New Years eve,
The first box on the right wing Of. the
balcony of the Armory building has
been reserved for him, directly oppo-
site to which is-the box reserved for
Queen Liliuokalank The Democratic
league Is planning to give q dinner in
Governor Pinkhamss honor as soon
after his arrival as convenient to
him The date Of this affair Is to be
left for him to Ak.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-12-29
THE souTH's AwAkENIne.

]. Chandler Harris, in Pulitzerss
Magazine: That great commonwealth
below the Mason and Dixon line has
overcome obstacles that would have
seemed almost unsurmountable to the
uninftiated;; but Divine Proyidence has
blessed us with a wonderful climate,
and, with the spirit Of esticktoitive-
ness growing up within every man
and woman. the south, as unit. Is
arriving. When say sarriying' I
do not mean with q blare Of trum-
pets and the artificial gilt Of tempo.
rary prosperity that booms and bursts,
but with a permanent stride gather
ing momentum with every step. A
happy combination Of the nortllss
tireless capital and the s0uth,s mex.
haustible resources has been formed,
and the figures | have given are the
Ir0of of what has been achieved and
a forecast Of what is to come.
So well has the south fought her
fight and forged to the front that to-
day q sontherner holds the highest
office within the gift OF the people Of
a united country And now. Il ever,
the south may advance uninterrupted-
~ to that position IN which It might
have taken another decade to place
her people, had they not begun to
think Of their grandsons. ike the west,
and not OF their Erandf6thers, as they
have done In the past
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-12-29
SOUTH WALES STRIKE
IS FINALLY SETTLED:
COMPANY WINS FIGHT
Thy Latest NALL

LoND0N.-The strike on the Great
Western railway, which has tied ND
traffic since "Wednesday, was settled
today at aeonference Of the men with
the representatives Of the board Of
trade. The 10000 men Of different
trades, most of them miners who had
been thrown out Of work BY the stop.
page Of the traffic, will now return
to their labors. Only 1900 railway
men had QUIT their employment with
Locomotive Engineer James, who
started the strike by refusing to haul
tainted goods. !" which had been han
died BY the strfke-b breakers in Dublin.
He signed q pledge today not to re-.
peat these tactics. This was done at
the dictatlon of the trades union lead.
ers who had not countenanced the
strike.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-12-29
DEMOCRATS COME
FROM BIG ISLAND
(Continned from PAGE onel

port In seeing that Caldwell is not re-
moved, and from what can be learned
Wilson did nPt indicate that he would
oppose the plan to retain the super
intendent. The request. according to
coed authority, came from no political
source or faction but from a leading
engineer of the territory who thinks
that the superintendent has made
good and deserves to be retained.
The name Of George f. Whittemore
of the u s. engineers Office, is also
heard III connection with the public
works department Whittemore was
favored by many Democrats for city
and county engineer at the beginning
Of the present year.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-12-29

Judge Whitney today ordered the Isl
suance of q commission to s: II. Derby
OF San Francisco to take the deposit
ton Of !. w. O'Rourke in the case of
II. s. Decker against High Sheriff VIII
liam Henry. which arose over the rae.
ing horse Sonoma.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-12-29
Dance TONIGHT At
THE MOANA HOTEL

The management of the Moana Ho-
tel viii give dance this evening, to.
which tourists, Army and Navy and
the society folk of the city are cor
daily invited, Kaais glee club viii.
render music during dinner adyer-
tisement.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-12-29

Col. j. w. Jones. chairman of the
ticket committee Of the Elks charity
ball, announced this morning that the
reserved box seats for the patron
esses do not carry admission to the
building, but simply provide seats for.
them.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-12-29

Ma1or.general Arthur Murray, com
manding the western department, has
sent to more than $50 schools and col
leges in the different states embraced
IN, his department, the preliminary pro-
gram for the instruction camp for
students Of educational institutions, TO
be held next summer At Monterey be-
tween June 26 and July 3l-the sec
ond year Of such camp, says the San
Francisco Chronicle. In his letters OF
transmittal General Murray has In
formed the various heads Of eduea.
tional institutions the objects of the
camp. and has asked cooperation In
making the one at Monterey during
the coming summer big success.
There were two camps held last
year, both Of an experimental nature.
One was held in Gettysburg. Pa, and
the other az Pacific Grove, near Mon
terey. Plans for the last named were
perfected too late to insure any large
attendance. but there was such enthu-
siRsm among the three score and more
young men who did attend, and the
instruction proved 20 valuable, that It
was decided by the war department,
even before the camps were brought
to q close. to perpetuate the idea az q
big move in making material for vol.
unteer officers In time Of war. The
students at the experimental camps
have already perfected permanent
organization, and this ofEanization
win do much toward making the at
tendance at the coming camp large
one.
Undoubtedly four such camps will
be held this year Zone in each Of the
Departments in continental United
States. but Il Is believed that outside
of the one in the eastern department
the camp TO open IN Monterey WIN be
better attended than any Of the rest
It Is thought that at least 500 young
men will be given invaluable training
in the duties Of the soldier at Monte
rey.
Recruiting conditions In the regi
nents stationed IN the Philippines are
becoming steadily worse, far more
men being sent back for discharge
than are being sent over to serve
their three years trick In the islands.
The transport Logan, which passed
through Honolulu few days ago, had
ON board SIS men for discharge, prin.
cipally from the Philippines Compa.
mics that are supposed to be kept up
IA war strength are 10 some cases
down to two or three squads.
Under the seyen-year enlistment law,
that q few people In Washington
seemed TO think would be instrument.
III in the upbuilding Of a large army
reserve. but eight men have gone into
the reserve and the Law has been
proved flat failure. II Is expected
that II viii be repealed shortly.
- -
Because Of disability incident to the
service. Captain Frederick w. Fuger,
Of the infantry. who was recently be-
fore an examining board for examina-
ton as GO his fitness for promotion.
viii be obliged togo on the retired list !
as a major. his physical condition be-
ing such that he is not, In the opinion |
Of the board. capable Of satisfactorily |
performing the duties of a major in
active service He was commissioned |
4 second lieutenant in the 18th in
fantry August /. 1891. became q first
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-12-29

The LIST Infantry band of Schofeld
Barracks will give coscert on the
roof garden Of the Young hotel New
Years eve, beginning at nine and last
ing until ~ clock. - s.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-12-29

Mary B. Eichler today was appoint,
ed executrix of the estate of Franz
Brzezowsky, to serve without bond.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-12-29

Especial Star niIstin correspondencel
FORT SHAFTER, Dec. 29.-The
garrison hep on Saturday night was
unusually well attended. and was, in
consequence. enthusiastically enjoyed,
The visitors included service people
from Fort Kamehameha and Fort Ru.
ger in "a goodly number, as well as
some from Fort De Russy and mum.
Der OF the townspeople of Honolulu.
8 The quarteTmaster corps Is INSTALL
ing a rock crusher I'm the gulch above
the pumping station TO provide mater
raj for metalling the new roads to be
constructed in the cantgnment.
- -
The charity ball on New Years Eve
win attract a number Of the Shaftef
garrison who win add their mite to
the receipts and join in the masquer.
aiding and frolic. *sz
In accordance with the long-estab.
Hshed custom Of the. service, : Col.
F. II. French. post commander, will
receive the officers of the garrison at
his quarters at noon on New Years
Day. Mrs. French has invited the Ia
dies of the garrison to be present In
force TO assist in the reception. {
4 s. -
Mrs. R. NJ. Cutler, wife Of Captain
Cutler, medical corps, has decided to
.renain in Honolulu during the short
remaining term of Captain Cutler
tour Of duty as surgeon at Fort Shat.
ter The Cllllers returned from leave
of absence in the states on the last
transport and now expect to be as
signed shortly to duty on the main
land and leave for their new post on
the April transport.
- -
Lieutenant and Mrs. w. Al. Reed. I'd
infantry, have made the trek across
the gulch this week They are the
last of the married tent dBellers to
make the move. The bachelor off.
GERS VIII probably remain in their
present quarters until sall of the new
sets are completed In the cantonment
- -
During the holiday week all drills,
parades and construction WORK
throughout the garrison has been sus-
pended, while on Christmas and New
Years Day all duty except the guard
and necessary police work was laid
aside by orders from post headquar.
tiers.
~ 81.
Lieut.. A K. B. Lyman has gone, to
HiIe onsa brief trip and Lieut.. l. Med
Sylvester has Joined Lieutenants Camp
and Calder on their hunting trip.
Lieut.. G. b Lyman will also be away
from the pest on a brief leave of alb.
sence beginning Wednesday,.
- &C
Mrs. Erneste v. Smith, I'd infantry,
entertained at an informal afternoon
at bridge today. Her playing guests
will fill three tables and later mum.
Der of other ladies win come in for
tea.
szt.43.F 81 81
Mrs. George H. Jamerson has sent
ont cards for "a bridge on Friday
next in hononof Mrs. Tower Mrs. ia.
mother, and Mrs. Samuel d.
Sturgis Of Schofield barracks.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-12-29

UNTIL january o.
There win be no further sessions
OF the United States district court uf,-
III next Friday. January q
---------
proved the fpal accounts Of Marear-
get T. Morgan, executrix Of the estate.
OF James F. Morgan, and ordered her
discharge from further responsibility
in the official capacity.
The spring term in the night school
classes at the Young Mems Christian
Association begins January s, There
viii be p Glasses and Is instructors
and industrial and commercial courses
The language classes which proved so
popular last -term viii be continued
10Y increasing
unger the alrec1lon @ se =. I. y.
JONI e = nsele, So =, ~ =.
LallsLy Ut 0nal.e s4s & : ~ q
soll 3 anu s. =. y. $500 2s,...s.
2. .,, = = ,,,l,, s NE
% - TN go esdess Iet te saf.
t,ar,art E,r,dar 8, p,ornirc ana hflsed ri
sTIan,sla va RE PaH carrvi6r VIII,
fhan rations for four dava a. wen as
blankets and other Equipment.
.ouestions concerning the method az
IN Circuit Judge Cooper's court this
morning on the temporary Injunction
sought by the officials OF the United
Chinese Society against the rival fac
ton, headed By FOok Tai. Pending q
decision on the point the hearing was
continued to o'clock tomorrow morn
ing Meantime q number Of affIdaVits,
demurrers and al large miscellany Of
other documents In the case were filed
IN court.
3. z.z.......... 1850. -.
held # Oahu prison YESTERDAY e
which time Mrs. Z. g Marspah q tne
Normal School gave az Illustrated
chalk talk dealing Nlt1 the events con
corning the visit o. the wise Men %
Jerusalem at the time 81 the blIlh o
Christ The girls from k9pmekaplil
took part IN the singing Of carols dur.
ing the talk BY Mrs Marshall 1ne|
meeting was IN charge q John Mar.
tn. Mrs znburchen, assistant superIn-
tend6nt Of the Korean mission, being
the organist:
.,s,,,.., ss..,.,. r,sv,s 2.atSa IS.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-12-29

Mrs. George H. Jamersen has sem
Ont cards for "a bridge on Friday
next in hononof Mrs. Tower. Mrs. ia
mersen's mother, and Mrs. Samuel d
Sturgis of Schofield barracks y
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-12-29
LOCAL AND GENERAL

The meeting OF st. Andrews guild
has been postponed from December 30
until January s.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-12-29

Mrs. Erneste v. Smith, I'd infantry
entertained at an informal Afternoon
at bridge today. Her playing guest.
will fill three tables and later a mum
Der of other ladies win come in fol
tea. f
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-12-29
PoEce MOI.

Special License OFFICER Fem.
caused the arrest Of = keI0
alleged 10 have done cons||
liclt selling Of Intoxicating .
AaIa Park Two inIormer1 con-.
with the police department an
10 have met with no dIllIc1||I .
chasing two bottles Of wine en-.
Hawaiian
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-12-29

Lieut.. A K. B. Lyman has gone, t.
Hile on4a brief trip and Lieut.. l. Med
Sylvester has Joined Lieutenants Camp
and Calder on their hunting trip
Lieut. G. B. Lyman will also be ava,
from the pest on a brief leave of alb
sence beginning WEDNESDAYS. 4,
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-12-29

During the holiday week all drills,
parades and construction work
throughout the garrison has been sus-
pended, while on Christmas and New
Years Day all duty except the guard
and necessary police work was laid
aside by orders from post headquar.
tiers.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-12-29

The spring term in the night school
classes at the Young Mems Christian
Association begins January 8. There
viii be p Glasses and Is instructors
and industrial and commercial courses.
The language classes which proved so
popular last -term will be continued
and the membership ii these Is rap
idly Increasing