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The Dolores star., 1913-08-22
Valley View items.

Louis Fuiwiler In working for Chss
Thomas.
+. l.. Dunning IL cutting his second
crop Of alfalfa.
4. 4. Pruden IL treating u sick horse
for John BsiHer.
&. T.. Harter went to Cortez Mon
day on business.
Mrs. Win Ritter and little son visit.
ed at Mrs. 4. Z. Prudens Sunday.
School begins at the brick school
house the tirst Monday In September
Mr.. and Mrs. John BIGGER aud
grandson visited ut s. G. Prudeus sun.
day.
Miss Ferrar arrived home last week
She will teach the Brick school THU
winter.
Our neig hborhood was blest with an.
other nice shower Monday afternoon
and hope for more to follow.
Dave French and family and n sis.
ter that Is visiting with them visited
with Mr.. aud Mrs. Goodrich Monday
Joe Roatcsp aud son, Fred, !,
Skinner, Albert Skinner, aud Ernest
Lii attended the ball game at Lake
View Sunday.
While wrestling with Taylor Wilker'
son the first Of the week, Nelson Stew
ems, q young man that has been work
ing for Jasper Hall got his leg broken
He WAS taken to Dolores for treatment
Henry Lupke has completed g larry,
cistern aud cellar for {. r.. Hsrtet
People In want Of such work should
see Mr.. Lupke ~ he Is one Of the heal
stone masons In southwestern Colo
rndn
The Dolores star., 1913-08-22

II sour neighbr h prosperous, let
him prosper, Don't grunt, gro~l or
grumhle. Say = good word for hin,
and " II go ut that. Don't be u
knoskks. Your turn will come. No
one nsan Ii the whole show. II you
see that the town In moving along
nic~ly. Reel good sinat II. Help things
along. ehove . little. Try to get some
Of III .b~s~sit yourself. Don't stand
ass,ssu like . chilly old cadsves
Don't ~asse your time feeling sore br-
cause sou,s fellow hes . little more
sand and sense than you have. do =
little hustling yourself. Don't be =
knocker.
The Dolores star., 1913-08-22
COssex News Items.


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The Dolores star., 1913-08-22
w. c. r. U. NOTES.
Edited BY the Pres Agent d the Local
Osganisstion.

The officers Of the Local w. q. T. U.
are: Ms. Addis Fullerton, president;
Mrs. John Bramley. vice president;
Mrs. Bertha Akin, secretary; Mrs.
Lena bear, corresponding secretary.
The w. Z. r. u. Convention will bs
held In Mancos Wednesday aud Thurs
day, August q aud y.
The ladies enjoyed . pleasant after.
noon with Mrs. Joe Akin Wednesday
u last week. The next meeting will
not he held until September 10 on &c.
count Of the Mancos convention.
The Dolores star., 1913-08-22
STATE EW S
Items Of News From all Parts
OF Colorado.
THE WEEKS RECORD


Chief Of Police Felix O'Neil Of Den
yer, was robbed Of his automobile
Sunday night. The chief left his auto
10 front OF . restaurant while he went
In to get something to eat aud upon
his return found the machine gone.
Mrs. Walter Chandler and two child
rem OF Mum, were awakened by .
crash of thunder Saturday morning to
find their bed and the roof Of the house
set ablase by bolt Of lightning. Al
though the lightning struck the roof
and then passed 10 the bed post, the
occupants were uninJured. The Are
did small damage.
According TO present indications the
harvest Of sugar beets and the conse-
quent Campaign" at the Fort Collins
factory Of the Great Western sugar
company will begin soon. The pre-
limiuary tests indicate that the bets
this year will be much higher In sugar
than they have Teen In previous years
and the tonnage will he heavier.
With delegates from more than 800
state locals and 25 central labor bodie-
In attendance. the convention Of the
Colorado Federation Of Labor which Ii
In session at Trinidad this week. In
probably the largest gathering Of
representative organized labor ever
held In the state. Many vital ques-
tons affecting the welfare Of un,onisn
are being discussed. The initiative
and referendum committee appointed
at the Cripple Creek convention q year
ago Is expected TO make Its report
fsvoring the plan. A movement Is on
foot to extend the term Of oil elective
officers from one to two years. Many
Of the union men are also In favor Of
holding the conventions biennislly In
stead Of annually ~ now.
The Dolores star., 1913-08-22
AeriOlo Items,

Mrs.. J. A. Hawk aud children are
down from Lewis visiting at the Dillon
ranch for few days.
Mrs. Lyen aud her daughter In Law
Mrs. Ethel Lyen, of Cortex. were visit.
ing Ia our section last week.
n. +. Morgan, wife aud daughter left
Tuesday for \ weeks outing at the
sheep camp near Lizard Head.
Mrs. Walter Hayes and daughter,
Abide, aud Miss Halle Hail Of Cort-x,
were visitors IN our town last week.
Mont NcCHil received = Telegram n
few days sgo stating that his sister,
who had Just returned to Missouri from,
. visit here, had been killed by light.
ning.
Visiting the cliH ruins hiss become
quite popular among our peopl.
recently. Among those who left this
week for that place are NJ. aud Ar-.
Bowman, Frank aud Mary Royce, Mr..
aud MRS. EbLert and M. aud Mrs.
Kirk.
Mr.. wsyman aud family have moved
TO the place known ~ the Bondmont
place where they will spend the winter,
The school board held . meeting
Saturday night aud decided on . site
for the Garrett ridge school building.
They located the building nesr the
Gilbert ranch.
some Of the ArrIoia folks attended
the social given on the Mcdonnell lawn
Saturday night by the Woman. club
Of Lewis, and report delightful time.
Miss Campbell, sister Of MN. George
ncNeil, les recent arrival from hlssouri.
She will probably be employed u
teacher In one Of the schools In this
part Of the c0unty.
The Dolores star., 1913-08-22

q. N. LongenbAngh ~As . caller at
The Star Office yesterday. He had
with him one Of his patent mouse
traps which Is ~ simple that Its work.
inxs need M explanation. This trap
could be used for catching big game ~
well - mice by having the trap made
To suit ths the sise Of the game 10 be
caught.
The Dolores star., 1913-08-22

The New Mexico papers are building
the santa Fr To Pennington, the Den.
yer Post Is standard guAging the Rio
Grande southern, the Cortsx papers
Sre building y road frein the south to
that town, and The Star In building
from Dolores to Grand Junction. Here
Is hoping that the prophecies sre all
true.
The Dolores star., 1913-08-22

Mn. Temple Weeds sud nIec~~,
Misses urace Lockstt sud Tony
Hadsiets, Of Fort Worth. Texas, who
have been visiting Il. w. Locks,t and
family u this place fos the past ihsss
weeks, left for their home Monday by
wsy of Telluride where they Intended
10 stop over Tor lev days 10 visit with
Mn. Frank Pyle. l.osens Rsntn, whc
he'd bssn Visiting With her 0sandma
fos week, returned with thens.
The Dolores star., 1913-08-22

ME-. Rec AcHea who has. heen ipdis-
posed for week or 70, b able to be out.
Preaching st Lake View next Sun
lay nj $50 o'clock. Come out every
body and help boost the audience.
Rex McRea has bought the Charley
Smith binder aud will do some Of the
grain cutting for the farmers In this
district.
Have you forgotten that the Sunday
AaNa meets every Sunday At 10
v'clockA. m. Come out next Sunday
Won't you.
NThe orchard Of Jno. Dunning shows
up best for fruit Of any In the district,
aud the prospect for prices are better
than last year.
Johnny Kinsley Ia Offering 40 cents q
box for apples laid on the table ready
for packing. THIS sounds better than
the last two years.
Artell GenthDer returned Tuesday
from, Silverten where he has been for
some time repairing engines on the
Otto Mears railroad.
Mr~. Tillety Of simeron, Colorado.
was . caller In Lake View Tuesday
She Ii visiting her mother MIS-. Hol.
lingsworth In Cortez.
Clark Hickman came near losing =
fine young heller last week from bI"a'.
She ought to have known better than
to eat apples before they are ripe.
MT. Kenly aud wife left last week for
Rocky Ford, Mr.. Kenly Is son-in.la~
Of David Travis aud will he employed
In the sugar factory Of tbst place.
Harry French ran over . valuable
dog belonging to Roy Giilu,n with his
auto sunday killing Il instantly.
There were . few words ssid-jast n
few.
Grain fields are fast ripening. There
seems to be . shortage Of binders.
Now 10 the time to get your old ones IN
shape. A new machine OF two would
be mighty good thing In the com.
munity.
George Wilkerson aud Taylor have
become quite expert In blasting. They
are excsvsting for new cellar which
will bs Of large Dimensions and having
. large work room over the top,
Nothing like having thugs con.
veuient.
David Travis come near being bitten
Al. -
The Dolores star., 1913-08-22

Rev. Faircbild will preach In the
Methodist church sunday morning at
II O'clock. Sunday school At 10
o'clock. You are cordially invited to
these services.
The Dolores star., 1913-08-22

W. J. Exon returned Saturday from
Denver where he attended the Knights
Templar conclsvs and participated In
the big parade. He reports an enjoy.
able time, the clouds shielding the
crowd from the heat Of the sun making
II quits pleasant The city Of Denver
done everything possible 10 help the
visitors have . good time.
The Dolores star., 1913-08-22


Don't fiirt-don't even try. Flirts
are fiirted sooner or later. Flirts are
never happy, for the false cannot liz
such. The evil designed combine to
destroy. Then flirting Ia nwomanly,
un-Christian aud undermining Of all
that In lovable and sweet In the young
life. Don't fiirt girls.
Don't answer anonymous letters, nor
pay any attention to the many adver-
tisenents that appear In the news
papers asking for n correspondence, or
that offers good wages aud requires
bat little work"
Don't hail the 1t ranger by smile, gss-
ture or waving Of the handkerchief
Please don't. Those who would ruin
your young life accept such advances
~ evidence that you lack In those
characteristics that make you proof
against their evil designs. You should
not ~ muci, ~ seek for An introduction
TO u stranger for the same reason. II
you are deserving, you will be found,
sought after aud duly welded. Don't
I've forward, presuIning, bold, braxen.
For your life don't.
Don't haste to quit your homes for
cierkship-, "ofiice help" II you
MUST give up your home la town or
country he sure m to where you trust
yourselves, aud especially where you
lodge. Shun hotels aud popular hoard
ing houses. Tens II Thousands regret
the day when they quit home, for the
"better place" Ponder this, girls.
Don't live aimless lives--that Of the
CAD, the visitor from place to place, ths
slmple pieasuresssksr- Have sonsa
object, son,s end. that which will make
you grander aud soine one else the bet.
ter. Turn your talent, time and op.
portunity 70 the best account. Quilt
you like women.
Don't read trashy, sentimental litera.
ture, that which finds II. character,
and ideals In deception. shsdowings o'
character, or that In any sense lacks In
an exalting tone. Drink only Of purs
fountains. Girls BIZ guarded. Do.
Don't neglect 10 have God NJ your
refuge, your sure trust. Commit your
self wholly to Him; with the opening
Of each day ask His guidance; With
the close, His blessings, aud accept M
other standard In morals ~ yours nav,
that which Is sanctioned aud author
lied by His word-the Bible.
Don't betrsy indifference 10 religion
nor deny your religious faith for an,
consideration. Weakness IN thrs,
things betrays weakness of character
and will make you unstable, vsciiiAtini
the ready prey to those who woui'
blight your womsnhood. Girls, don't
The Dolores star., 1913-08-22

DIR. II. A. Smith returned yesterday
from . visit to his old home nj Repub-
lican City. Nebraska. The Doctor left
here two months ago for California aud
returned home by way Of Nebrsska.
The Dolores star., 1913-08-22

J. D. Burgwin returned Tuesday
from Ord~sy where he spent = week
lopking after his real estate interests.
He vvpnrts the hay crop hn@ and the
cantaioupe- just beginning TO ripen.
The Dolores star., 1913-08-22

Miss Donaldson aud Miss Hess Of st.
Louis, who have been visiting H.
Royce aud family OF Arriola, left Tor
their homes Wednesday. Grandma
Royce, who Is ~ years Of age, sccou,-
panied them ~ far ~ Matt Ham.
mond's where the party took dinner
bsfore coming To the train.
The Dolores star., 1913-08-22

J. T.. Mckeevrr returned Tuesday
from Norwood where he has been do
ing plumbing work for the past SIX
weeks. He returned Wednesday TAX
ing his family with him.
The Dolores star., 1913-08-22

A doctor has declared that walking
Is n tiresome exercise, and not esy'eci-
ally beneficial. However, we never
knew = man to have = puncture or
burst tire while be WAS walking.
The Dolores star., 1913-08-22

Don't forget that yoa ran ass =
high gssAs Job work 81 The Star oe1ses
- you cau Nv ssndlWg away los u,
end the prizes n no higher and In many
casss much lover M The aaass sissd
order on better stHek.
The Dolores star., 1913-08-22

painful accident last Sunday. While
wrestling with Taylor wi'kerson he
dislocAted his ankle and fractured the
small bone Of the leg. Frank Ritter
took him to Cortex In his auto, where
DR.. Calk;ns attended TO the injured
member.
The Dolores star., 1913-08-22

Mrs. J. G. Bergh and daughter,
Madge, leave tomorrow for Golden
where Msige will attend school this
winter. Mrs. Bergh will return ~ sooi
~ she gets Msdge located.
The Dolores star., 1913-08-22

James MAR has bought the Charles
Hosea property on Riverside avenue,
and I. X. Akin, who recently moved
into the house, Is looking for another
home.
The Dolores star., 1913-08-22

George Mineah aud wife returned
TO Msncos Wednesday after n few days
visit with Mr.. aud Mrs. Dave Giorg-t.
Ia
The Dolores star., 1913-08-22

Misa Msdge Bergh gave = dinner
W~d,ss-day To = few Of her girl friends.
Tms~ present were Mary Harris, Ly-
dia Mtlisrd. Marie I.ockett aud Alice
aud BERTHA Exon. All present had y
fine time.
The Dolores star., 1913-08-22

The shooting galley located on the
McE~'en lot on Central avenue, pulled
stalker and left Tor other fields the first
of the week. THIS institution done y
big tsisiue-s while here.
The Dolores star., 1913-08-22

II. l.. Morgan Of Durango, Was q
Dolores visitor the first 81 tn. week.
Mr.. Morgan has leased the Bnpp build.
Ing and We understand will put In n
stock Of furniture.
The Dolores star., 1913-08-22

Sunday will he the last service Rev.
GAtsahild. wlA koid " tisss ssiAss before
conferences, aud week from sunday
he will preach his last sermon for the
present conference year la Cortez.
The Dolores star., 1913-08-22

James Smith purchased ranch from
Eva stevenson last week. This prop
erty Is located on summit ridge.
The Dolores star., 1913-08-22

T.. N. Willard will I've out Of town for
week or two, and persons wanting
coal should call at or phone the Dolo-
res livery tArn.
The Dolores star., 1913-08-22

W. I. MyIer and Earl Ritter left for
the hills yesterday to gather their first
shipment Of lambs.
The Dolores star., 1913-08-22

Tasue Lockett vent over 10 the DIS.
apps'lntment couAtry Friday TO spend
. wetk or two hunting aud fishing.
The Dolores star., 1913-08-22

r. T. Brown WAS over from Mancos
Yesterday r~ne~ing acquaintance with
Dolores friends.
The Dolores star., 1913-08-22

II. y Porter went to Durango Sstur-
day 10 consult an eye specialist. He
retnraed home Wednesday.
The Dolores star., 1913-08-22

Having returned from my vacation !
an now ready TO M up those bad teeth.
All work guaranteed. ! make trips 10
Cortss on Monday, Tuesday aud Wed.
nestiAy; balance u week st my home
ONCE In Dolores.
DR. SMITH. Dentist.
The Dolores star., 1913-08-22

Carpenters are rushing the work on
the nepp building aud II will be ready
for ~ In few DAYS.
The Dolores star., 1913-08-22

Born Sunday, August u, TO Mr.. aud
Mrs. II. +. Latin. q l2-pouud non.
Mother and child doing nicely.
The Dolores star., 1913-08-22
GENERAL NEWS
Doings In All Parts Of the
World.
INTERESTING EVENTS
Recorded BY the Daily Papers
During the Past Week.

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N"s wy "o'' aus.
$3.50"
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"'s". '."" '"v '
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""s "o.s" s"'v $1,000
49, 70" :"
being u inches. There weFe PORTIONS
m Kansas, however, where ths h~st
aud drought continued unabated. AZ
Clay Center, where the maximum ten-
persture 81 the year was recorded, no
rain has fallen ior % days.
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wAsn"s""' ~ u aug VIZ
sons program Ios 'ft~ sugar ~ I"'@
carrie" Tue "ny !" '"e senate "A'Sy'
~he" me iIe""rrn's fs''~u !" tue sup
port OF tue o''' a"a de'ra'ed >" " '"e
a'nen"'nen's :" '''e r"ss' sene'".
WI" =" out SF"A'"'S sa"sas'' A"a
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i"e i'e'"1'a's "e'es'e" Tue ns'.."~
n'"e"dmen' Tor . io'''l''""'se' 'ne N"s.
rvs anenu'he"' against ''ee sugar ~"
the pA'""sr' ane"""'e"t against 'see
hss'e s"sA' "e s"'e"""'e"' !" .-
'sn "'''eo'"'e9' "'' '".'" s.s'.'
The Dolores star., 1913-08-22

Harry Y. Pyle WAS . Rico passenger
on Wednesdays train returning home
yesterday. .-. -.-.
The Dolores star., 1913-08-22

Father Drummer held services In the
caiho'Ic church al this place sunday
n.Ogulhg.
The Dolores star., 1913-08-22

THE psnpevity ~ = town dspsnds
chiefly u,nn the confidence the people
have In II. No town can pruspes
whose citizens ere untrue In u.
The Dolores star., 1913-08-22

Makes Dash For Liberty Fsom
Matteawan but Is Captvsed
in Canada.

New York, Aug. ls.-Authoviti~s
from oil over New York ars today
securing this state and oil " the Neg
England states for Harry K. Thaw
who killed stanford White aud was
later adjudved tnsans and sent tn the
asyium, at Matteawsn aud whO hes
since tiled several tunes ~ yet rsissssd,
who made = DARN. escape ffssn the
asylum yesterday morning. II IL now
feared that Thaw will ,nsks ksd his
escape aud thst the authorities will bs
unabie 10 return him 10 the asy iOn.
Tbaw left the dorimitosy yesterday
morning NJ Mstteawan very quietly
aud dashed from, the gate NJ the iOsti.
tuition lust m ~ attendant oisn~d u
to H., the mIlkman Into the gr,und.
lie immediately jan,trssi iatos waiting
automobile And quickly disap,~ ARD i's
the machine which WAS ssDn g,amg II
10 miles an hour. II " h~li.sssl by
the authorities ,hst be aud ID. ,srsspss
with whom, hs v escaping are headed
for Bs,ston though u ~ also r-lssstssa
that he !. headed ios the New t.wxis0d
coast where IN ocean yacht y ~ watt.
Ing sud which will take him |. Eusuess
o. soon ~ he 10 slsAfd.
The Dolores star., 1913-08-22

Whist II laughter? asks scientist.
II 10 . sound that you hear when your
hat blows of.
The Dolores star., 1913-08-22
LOCAL NEWS NOTES.

The schools IN District No. I will be-
gin September 2nd.
The Dolores star., 1913-08-22

Ottawa, Canada. Aug. ~ Harry
X. Thsw, the notosious murderer ~
stanford White. Who ercsrd frsss
Matteawsn ssyluin lot the criminal
INSANE recently, was arrested today Ut
sberbs,spks, Qosl'~c. o0 = issln. The
officials In this city ~sss immediately
notified II the arrest II Thaw and vlsss
we're n once started TOT his rvtSsn 10
the United Htnts~.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-04-05
PAIRINGS FOR
THE CASTLE CUP

With twenty-five names on the list,
the largest entry for any tennis event
since the last play for the same tro-
ply. drawings were made this morn
ing for the Castle cup tournament.
Play viii start Monday, on the Bere-
tania and Neighborhood courts. The
trophy, which is presented by A. l.
Castle, for annual handicap compete
ton, Class A men barred, always
causes keen competition.
Following is the result OF the draw,
the classification of entrants and the
schedule of play for the first day:
Drawings
l.. NJ. Judd. w. Eklund. J.. Macau-
lay. j. 0'Dowda. A. T. Spease. byes;
c.. Heogs VS.. G.. b. Marshall, C.. G..
Bockus VS.. Capt. Carey, R. NJ. Ora
ham vs. c. Henoch. W. Hoogs vs.. F..
l.. Dowsett, j. n. Barnes VS.. s. Ken
nedy, A. Marshall VS.. w. Greenwich.
Byes: Lieut.. Robertson, j. Maceonnel,
K. B. Barnes, w Marshall. John Wa
terhouse
Handicap
Glass B, owe 30--J. n. Barnes. 1t.
Robertson, W. Eklund.
Glass C, owe l5--C. Henoch.
Glass d, owe SIC 15-C. Hoogs. w.
Hoogs. L. NJ. Judd, j.. 0Dowda, s..
Kennedy.
Glass E, scratch X. B.. Barnes,
C. G.. Bockus, j. Macaulay, j. Water
house, G. Waterhouse. Capt Carey. A.
Marshall.
Glass F, 3l6 15-w. Marshall. w.
Greenwich, G.. b. Marshall. Macon
mel, A. T. Speare. r. Graham. F. l..
Dowsett.
Mondays Schedule
AT Beretania: p. m.-Bockus vs..
Carey, w. Hoogs VS.. F. l.. Dowsett:
5-Graham VS.. Henoch, ]. H. Barnes
VS.. Kennedy.
At Neighborhood: 4:S0-C. Hoogs
VS.. G. b. Marshall; ga. Marshall
VS.. Greenwich.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-04-05

drays carrying stolen rock Further
more what information can the police
ieet? All accidents of whatsoever ma
get?
All accidents of whatsoever nature
should be reported Immediately at
police headquarters. 1t should be
made unlawful not to report them.
even in cases where vehicle is dis
abled or ditched.
When a car is left standing on the
road, headlights should be turned
down.
Pedestrians on city streets, or on
streets within a certain radius from
the postoffiee, should cross streets on
street crossings, walking across the
street obliquely- should be prohibited.
Pedestrians through carelessness or
a don't care attitude sometimes are
the cause Of accidents-in fact, great
many times. Some pedestrians have
an opinion that they have as much
right on the street as vehicles. They
have on street crossings, but not on
other places not street crossings. The
sidewalk is for pedestrians, not We
hicles, so the sooner some learn to
keep on the sidewalk the better for
all. Watch the people coming from
a baseball game on Sunday. They
all take the street and have an idea
that all vehicles must move for them
At night the majority walk in the
middle of the road or somewhere on
the street. Traffic must move or run
over them. / am speaking from ex-
perience. This is what one sees on
Kalakaua avenue: three persons must
hold a conversation; the best place
they can find is the middle of the
road, An auto comes along well to
one side of the street and would not
come within twenty feet of the talk
ing three, but something has got to
happen, for one of the three says to
the other two: Here comes an
auto" They run for the sidewalk,
not looking where the auto Is, and If
the auto is not lodging one it is
liable to hit one of them.
Section IS of house bill No. 213
reads as follows: "Any person who
shall violate any of the provisions of
this act shall be deemed guilty of a
misdemeanor." l would suggest that
there be an act passed during this
term of the legislature making it a
criminal offense for one to injlre a
person in any way, shape OF manner
by blow, collision or otherwise, and
not give first aid to the injured one,
even though the injured person be at
fault and if necessary remove the in
jured one to a hospital for immediate
treatment.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-04-05
GAME BETWEEN
SAINT LOUIS AND FIRST

SCHOFIELD BARRACKS. April s.
Lieutenant Matte, manager of the First
Infantry team, has arranged a game
for Sunday afternoon with the St
Louis team. The Twenty-fifth team
playing an away from home game in
Honolulu, its diamond will be avail
able for the game. .-.: .....< n
The announcement Will reduce con-
siderably the number Of fans who
would otherwise go to town to witness
the Twenty fifth-Asahis game. as the
colored soldiers defeated the Japs
with ease last month and the Schofield
barracks game will doubtless prove
more interesting. .s--
For the First Infantry Kidd will go
in the box, with Cox to catch him.
The lineup will also include both
Masons, Ward, Williams and Moore.