davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-09-05
ATHLETIC MEET
ON VALLEY ISLE
ARECORDEVENT

| Especial Star-Bulletin Correspondencel
WAlLUKU, Sept 4.--Last evening
at the Alexander House gymnasium
Maui people were treated to the fast
est game of basketball that they have
lever seen played on the island. From
the blow Of the whistle II was evi
dent that the Honolulu boys were de
Etern,ined to put up stiff fight The
first half they pulled off nine points
against Maui's five. In the second
half Maui rose to the game splendidly
Goal after goal was made, until the
! final score stood % to 10 in favor Of
Maui.
Honolulu's team was made up as fol
lows: H. Hanneberg and w. Helm
rich, forward; Allan Roach, center; X
Decker and Clifford Malin, guards
while the Maui lineup was w. 8. Chill
lingworth, captain, who. with N. Ava
ma were forwards; A. Anderson, cen.
ter, and " Marcallino and W. Hansen,
guards. e
In the second hall. Heinrich made a
wonderful throw into the basket from
more than half across the floor. Chill.
lingworth played a tremendously fast
game and put in basket after basket
for Maui. " j.
After the basketball. volleyball was
played. As Maui knew nothing OF
this game, several Honolulu men play.
ed on Maui's side. The score stood
in favor of Maui at the end OF each
Of the two games.
Tonight there will be second game
of basketball and indoor baseball. to-
gether with the preliminaries In the
high indoor diving
Tomorrow evening the athletic car
niyal will be pulled off. with very
stir program. as follows:
Finals in distance diving, finals in
high diving, pyramids. mat work, par
allel bars. tumbling. Indian club
swinging, aereal balancing, distance
diving from gpringboard.
The "Y." boys are having good
tine on the valley isle. They are
guests of Manager H. B. Penhallow.
Mrs. Winnefred Weddick, Rev. L. b.
Kaumeheiwa, w. F. Pogue. w. H.
Hansen and Rev. r. B. Dodge.
Their appearance on Maui under
San. Robley's splendid training and
his associates Jackson and Heinrich
has created "a very unusual amount
of Interest Seyefaleo u 4 he sboys are
Maui kamaainas. and are visiting their
friends In the short intervals between
their appearances on the gym floor
for practice. and their rustling the
advertising for the events.
The game tonight, together with the
carnival of tomorrow, are being watch.
ed with special interest.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-09-05
GROOMING FORMER NEWSIE
TO WIN TITLE FROM HOPPE

he Is deyoting six hours each day TO
practice, and this Is why those who
have seen him are 50 confident that
he will soon be able to capture the
billiard titles Of the world
His stroke Is both wonderful and
natural and resembles very much the
stroke OF the famous Frank Ives. The
boy wonder. as he Is now known TO
the billiard world. has the unique rec
ord Of having jumped directly into
the professional ranks. The billiard
player usually spends several years
as an amateur before he Is sufficient
~ recognized by the public to be woF-
thy Of professional patronage
Admitted TO Players League.
With young Cochran Il has been diff
ferent On account Of his wonderful
ability and his certainty Of soon be-
coming q title-holder, the boy won
der" has been accepted as a member
az the Champion Billiard Players
League This viii give him the OPP
portunity Of playing during the com
ing season with all Of the champions
OF the billiard world and he Is sure
to give an excellent account OF him
self
II is no far-fetched prediction That
before the end OF the season welker
Cochran win be as well known as any
other member Of the billiard league
and champion of more than one style
Of balk-line
Before the beginning OF the billiard
league season young Cochran will be
seen in number OF exhibition games
in New York. He has placed himself
under the management OF President
Mank OF the league. who has arrang.
ed for him several important matches
During the month prior to the league
season Cochran will meet several Of
the champion players. II is probable
that these matches win be played at
Doyle's and Maurice Days.
President Mank, who formerly man.
aged Willie Hoppe and had much to
do with the development OF the pre-
sent champion. Is confident that Coch.
ran will be able to win q billiard tito
before the end of the year, and that II
will not be long before he will hold
the title Of the world.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-09-05

Tests Of various kinds Of concrete
and cement mortars now under way
in Germany will extend over a period
CT 80 years.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-09-05
SCIENCE USED
BY SLElJTH in
empire Film

Outdoing Sherlock Holmes in his
palmiest days, employing all modern
appliances from the world of science,
the detection of crime has been
brought to a point where there is no
avenue of escape left for the evil
doer in the employment Of the meth.
DDS brought into the fore by the ciev-
erness OF skilled actors In the presen-
tation of Partners In Crime" great
three-reeled picture. duplicate OF
which has never been offered Homo
lulu spectators.
Featuring Miss Ethel Clayton, one
of Americas foremost actresses, this
picture will be presented at the EN-
.pire theater this afternoon and even
ing. As a detective drama with a
plot Astounding in intense situations
the work has few peers in the long
line of motion picture productions
from the better class Of mainland
studios
The old fayorite. John Bunny. the
genial fat little comedian, will fit
across the silent stage today in the
laughable skit, THE, Schemers." AS
sisting in the clever Interpretation of
funny playIet Is Flore Finch. equally
well known and popular in the ranks
Of comedians. - =
Today's matinee will close with the
drama, "The Indian Maids Strata
gem" A monster matinee is offered
for Monday, the Empire being opened
at 1920 in the morning, the perform.
ances continuing until 10 o'clock in
the evening. Music by the great
Wurlitzer orchestra.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-09-05

The following games will be played
This afternoon IN the Business
Mems League. al the lower Plnah0u
fields Bishop vs.. Brewer; u. s. Elk
pertinent station vs.. Davies.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-09-05
YESTERDAYS SCORES
!: /. s. I'm THE BIG LEAGUES
AMERICAN,

NWEHtONSsEGN1
AZ Cleveland - cieveland-c Chicago
game postponed on account Of the
cold.
At Detroit-Detroit 4, St Louis I. 4
Al seston--6oston q, philadelphia z
At New k--Washinuton I, new
York o.
- NATIONAL LEAGUE.
At cinelnnatl- Cincinnati 4, chiea
90 z.
At St. Louis-Pittsbura 2, St. Louis
1.
Al HhiIadeIphia-soston 6, PhiladeI.
phia 5 lt2 innin5s).
At 6rookIyn-NeW York 4, Brooklyn
3.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-09-05
CHARLEY CARTS baseball schoo

CHARLEY CARR'S baseball school
~ was net success, at least not In
the eyes of Charley Carr.
"The school Is closed for the sum.
mer. and | dent think I will reopen,
said Carr q few days ago according to
4 mainland paper. Il have big bust
ness to look after In indianapolis, and
/ expect 10 put in all of my time on It
This probably means. too. that Carr
will not play with the Federal league
again next season, II 10 generally ad-
mitted that the big fellow has lost
nome OF his batting cunning, but he
isn't Of much use to the club Ia the
field. II was hard enough for Charley
| 10 keep pace with the other infielders
few season ago. and now he's bigger
and older
The baseball school was an expert
ment. and. like many experiments, II
failed There were but q few Of the
men turned out who really did any,
thing and the expense involved was
heavy. It Is said organized baseball
came through with $4,000 toward the
lproject. and so Carr probably did not
lost anything himself
The plant was an extensive one
near San Antonio, Texas. Il was
equipped with nine diamonds, and these
viii probably be used by major league
teams next season. II has been limited
that several clubs might gather there
and thus cut down the general ex-
pense for the training camp.
At least one white hope" is will
n ing to work. as was proved when
the application of Al Kubiak, former
heavyweight pugilist. was received by
the board Of IRE and police commits
sioners of Grand Rapids. Michigan, for
his old Job as patrolman.
Kubiak was a Grand Rapids police
man before he started in to vindicate
the Caucasians in the padded arena
The board will admit him when he
has passed q physical examination
The board did not mean this as a slam
at the physical prowess Of the white
heayyweights. It was simply mat
ter Of form.
ITHARLES HAM. ex.Harvard
- first. baseman. who occupied
the initial sack for Columbia
this season. set an example
| Of offering q cup for run3making
efficiency that bids fair to spread-in
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-09-05

In South Dakota town water that
flows from an artesian well at tenn
perature Of 100 degrees is used for
heating purposes.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-12
AT THE VICTORIA.

VICTORIA theatre to-day offers for it,
patrons. one of the greatest musical
comedies on the stage and those WIN
etnt o. see something really good ia
tnat line viii md " In The Girls From
Morocco" There is just the one act
feature on the program but they crowd
enough amusement into the hour and a
hat Of the play % please the most er-
actng. There are forty people IN the
company. including twenty-hva % the
pfettiest girls Co be found on broadway
ara eiFht clever comedians In the iist
q comedians viii he found JACK Miller.
Johnny Black. Fred ueSilvia Danny
Mack and Ram Williams. whose clever
work o. known from coast 20 coast
The girls headed BY Miss Reta Cooper.
pretty and accomplished little actress
VII BE- seen IN dances and aonga ~ the
vafious latest Kind. and their gowns
viii be gorgeous Then there will be
special scenery and scenic e6ects which
according 20 report are aa good - can
~ seen IN the more slahorate New Work
productions There has been q hfr de-
rnanf for SEATS ara the management
startins today vii reserve for any per-
formance during the stay % the com
uany
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-12

This city Nas well represented ~ the
bail game 80 Beilaire yesterday after
noon
The rain % saturday evening had the
encct 81 keeping business very auiot
Inc high school football team met
the second defeat 81 the season al the
hands 81 The Cameron team SATURDAY.
n lnrEe number from this city will 70
90 tolialre this evening o. attend the
opening Of the pumpkin show.
Tho Niailant football team OF this
city defeated the Layno a. g.. Of Bell
are. Yesterday afternoon BY a score %
The ideal weather yesterday BROUGHT
out many people and the streets we're
crowded All day
LARGE crowd or people from This
city attended the football game at Gii-
christ PARK Yesterday afternoon
Those ln charge 81 the lecture rourra
tickets
crowd ~ young people from this
city VIII Five theatre party az the
Court theatre this evening
The Rex theatre was crowded 20 ifs
capacity Yesterday afternoon % hear
the DRY speakers.
number ~ the musicians from this
city attended the peri funeral Al HeIi.
aire yesterday Afternoon
l.aHf evening wac one ~ the coolest
inr several weeks end VIII be a. welcome
to fne mill men.
o. Oua end wife ana Mrs s. O.
shane mnturr1 to smlfhnaid veaferdsv
who're tnrF spent the DAY
Hpfr.al rerNices vii BE- hold IN tho
Wrist Baptist church next SUNDAY Tor
TIE forcatrra - America
Extra cars were placed on the local
line yesterday 90 carry the large crowd
% the ball game % nciiairc.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-12

her home in Moundsvine after a visit
with friends here.
Misses Marie Robb and Mary Eberle
OF city are spending a few days with
friends In Belmont
rally day exercises were held In the
south Bellaire NJ. r. church yesterday
nne program was rendered
Mrs Emma Minder Of Moundsville Is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Adrian MInder
on Franklin street
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Copeland and son
OF Thirty-sixth street are guests of
friends in Cleveland
The First Reformed church will ceie.
brate It's forty-nfth anniversary next
sunday. Rev. Vollmer OF DAYTON viii
deliver the sermon
Mr.. and Mrs. John Muth are expected
home today from an automobile trip &c
Cleveland.
Edward Blon has returned TO sharon
Pa, after n visit with friends here
Rally day services were held at ,hr
First Presbyterian church yesterday. 4
special program was rendered which
consisted OF songs. Rotations and short
talks Diplomas were also presented tC
the teachers training class
n. y. Miller OF Canton Is a guest OF
friends here.
Jacob Behr OF Cleveland Il visiting hi,
parents on Union street.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-12

am not surprised % observe The
number % men who come INTO the -tors
70 purchase Mothers Friend. /" rsu,arted
me expectant mother N she hasn't
nearo o. this splendid smbrooation -
pronably not reading the papers 10 rn,,rb
ehtent. And n she does n IL a heoov
tnousht 70 send hubby 20 the drug stors
-. 80 friend IL applied externally
oEsr the abdominal muscles.
- gentle. soothing lubricant. per.-
rates 70 the nns network Of nerve,
neneath The skin and has a market
.enoency 70 relieve the muscular strain
20 which these broad. nat abdouinoI
muscles are subjected. The corda fen-
oons snd liFarnenta are thus permitted n,
stretch Without the corresponding surf.c,
lain - often involved during the period
~ strcctation. And particularly tr ronrr
.-,otaefs ~ THIS remedial application az
incatlrnahle value since m thus ke~rinr
~. - muscles nrm but plant n enables
snem 70 80 through the ordeal without
egrration n the eridcrmis offrn me a.,
W.. us gentle attention a nerierted
Mothers Friend" IL hiehlv rero-,-
nended hy host % women. write
y. sdurld Regulator ca eos Lamar ma
Atsnta, Ca ana We will scnd you \ vsi.
uaole iittle book 70 expcctant mothera /.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-12

age, who ordains that the players ne
nanlshed from the hosiery, bag and
ostEaee. There IL no room for them
70 sleep but In the railway station and
W this tfobette. who has will OF her
loents house and finding his wife alb
SEM promptly installs herself in that
sood iadys place. The pragmatfc nus
nand - naturally horrined the more
70 as the minister OF justice IL expected
shy shortly arrives Then the cOmpb-
sau2ns begin and they continue until
INC hnal drop OF the curtain.
Inc base OF all fnrccs Is mistaken
luentlty. and Madam President" IL no
ekccption. Tor as soon a. one Of the
CHARACTER sarrives on the scene he or
.he - Instantly taken for someone else
and thc fun - furious and fast There
- nothinE vicious about Gohette for she
proves the good friend Of everybody.
lncludiuE the president himself The
-ale of seats will open "wednesday
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-12
THE THEATRE.
Busrx AT THE coUxr TODAY.

You have often seen that rollickinE
mummy laugh and millions Of people
oaily have looked upon that smiling.
round FACE o. Americas best know
comedian. ~ the Coutr theatre this
afternoon and evening you viii have the
hrft opportunity Of seeing John Bunny
lh the ucsh and blood lie D. coming
WIN % Of the cleNercst fun makers.
-iuEefs ana dancers that the manage
ment was able 20 putt together for the
iohu Bunny world tour IN the musical
mixture. Funny In Funnyiand Iuat
lhlhk or ~ Bunny viii act. sing and
dance and will be Just ~ funny on the
rcHHlar stage aa he was In the movies.
seats for both performances can 10
secured 20 the box Office.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-12
LITTLE BOT nLun.-

Little Boy Blue fresh from IT, sen
ehtinual succcsaeE in New York. Chirs-
20 Philadelphia and Boston Will b. -
hitfactuu no the Court theatre on We'd
mesday night october IL. Apart from
tne enter taiuing story. the Mounting.
NUNS music and 81 Worid-wife fame.
i should command an unusual amount
OF attention from local theatrcsosre 81
n discriminating taste because of the
novelty and beauty 81 its staging and
costuining. To- all things however a.
rivals the other famous work Of IN.
same producer - The Merry Wfdo., {.
and Every woman The original New
hurF company viii be rsen here The
company VIII hr large and of errsf.-t
selection. Seats now on sale
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-12

doier-tfion ~ members Of p@liafrs
Council knights ~ Columbus will -
p wheeling thia evening 20 attend III
columbus day banquet 20 b. given ~
The Wheeling council The arafr wffi
De heid ~ the Windsor hotel
Almon Beiner ~ ssbrinF. is vfsftIne
he parents IN South HsfIaire
NJ and Mrs H " Harrison ana
daughter ~ Marietta are guests u Mr.
and Mr. J r. Gordon on North Cyuer.
seV street
Hcllaire aerie ~ Eagles VIII hold a
regular Meeting in the odd Fellows hail
thle evening
Niss Hattie Aidrsdgs - oravsi Hu
chester
Mrs. Harry ncrretf apcnt sunday Win
friends AZ Haruesvftie
Mrs a. W. Mathews has returned 20
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-12
FAEHu woRD m

FANNIE Ward comes to the Court the
alte nest FRIDAY evening for an en-
ences-in = farce FROM the French ~
maurice Hcnnequin and pierrs Neher.
called Madam President" which va
procured a. The GarriCk In NsN York
early last september m comes here
from its NeW York ruu VITA ire orr
Einai cost and production There are
lnffe acts. the scenes being laid In
Nrnr. small provincial town 70
IrnuCe. and IN PARTS THE sforr has 10
% Win the adventure % Goheffe toe
lcadinE woman ~ the Pet % the fTa-
rom company the characfsd fu1ners0u-
atrd ~ Misa Ward WITH some mem
hers Or her touring organization. 60
netie hifes late supper ~ the on y
hotel IN Gray This proceeding IL rof
a. the liking Of the president Of the VII
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-12

East Liverpool High comes next on
the Bellaire High school teams sche-
dule. playing on the Sixteenth street
grounds next saturday afternoon. This
viii be the Pottery towns team first
visit % Bellaire and a very interesting
game = expected.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-12

The Bellaire city council will hold n
regular meeting Tuesday evening and
many matters vii be given attention.
some action viii be taken on Indian Run
nuisancea. The state board Of health
has made an investigation and has sum
moned city officials % q meeting IN Gin
clnnsti 20 show cause Why the pollution
Or the run should not be abatsd.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-12

The funeral OF Miss Anna G. Peril.
daughter Of ar. and Mrs. I'd. Peril, of
Nen who died Friday was held sunday
AFTERNOON. Services we're conducted al
terry ~ Men. Deceased was an accom-
plished musician and was we'll known
In this city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-12
BELLAIRE
Pleaded Guilty.

An Italian. who is known by the name
of Tony Baker. was arrested Saturday
night by Chief of Police Malone and
Capt. Hummel. charged with operating
q speakeasy In his home at the corner
OF Twenty-sixth street and Cherry al
ley. He was given a hearing before
Mayor Wassman. pleaded guilty and was
fined 800 and costs. he did not have
the money and was remanded to jail
until the hne Is paid.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-12

In the future the balcony at the High
cshool auditorium will be reserved Tor
the lecture course numbers. a. the board
decided 60 do so on account OF so much
noise In the balcony. u was also De-.
ctdcd to reserve every alternate row Of
seats In the entire house for all season
and this Will meet with the approval OF
the public
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-12
Held Union Services.

Congregations OF the Protestants
churches held a union meeting last even
ing in the olympic theatre. There was
n large attendance and arrangements
for the campaign to be opened here In
November were completed. Committees
were appointed and the matter OF rails.
Ing funds for the tabernacle were dis
cussed- The tabernacle will be erected
on Thirty-ffth street and ~ ~ expected
the work will start In n few days. Rev.
W. r. Mccormick presided over the
meeting and Rev. @. Is. Smith preached
an Interesting sermon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-12
BRIDGEPORT


No doubt a large crowd will be pres.
ent ~ the mas meeting which will b.
heid this evening In the Union Opera
mouse. which will be addressed by a y
bar1ner. OF Cincinnati. who will speak
ON The beneflta Of Hnrne Eulc
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-12

The first OF a series OF dry meetings
held In the Rex theatre yesterday after
noon, was largely attended By people
from all parts Of the county. The prin-
cipai address OF the afternoon was de-
livercd by Rev. W. s. Dysinger. Of
Wheeling. who was assisted By several
other prominent speakers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-12

The women's mass meeting held YES
terday afternoon az the Kirkwoud 81 81
church. WaH largely attended. ~ Great
deal 81 interest o. being taken in the
meetings held au far 80 the meeting
yesterday several addrerHra were made
~ prominent women speakers
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-12

Funeral arrangements for the remains
OF the late John Gallagher. mine fore
man OF the Yorkviile mine. who was
killed In the UNFORTUNATE accident at the
mine Saturday afternoon are yet incom
plete. Services will be held Tuesday a.
ternoon with interment at Riverview
cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-12

Mrs. Joseph Moore WAS called TO steu-
oenvfiie yesterday on account OF the
serious Hines OF her sister.
Harry McGough spent yesterday with
relatives at Belmont
Miss Carrie Proctor. OF MoundsvfIle.
friends
The Junior Mechanics viii hold their
are requested to attend.
The local banks will be closed to-day
A. II Is legal holiday. Columbus day.
tday hours.
Many local fans attended the hall
game al Bellaire yesterday afternoon
large number attended the annual
rsiiy DAY services of the Kirkwood NJ.
f. church and Sunday school yesterday.
The etna-Standard mill will b.
closed down this week TO make some re-
pairs that are badly needed
Any Items for this paper can be left
at Roberts and Frederick's drug store or
can sl2-J. on the Bell phone at Mar
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-12

Today in Squire II. T. Ang's court the
case OF Theo. Burris against DR. r. G.
Williams Will be heard and no doubt
the case Will attract a large crowd ow-
Ing 20 the interest taken in the matter
The case was started last Monday bus
be resumed today
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-12

Members o. the Belmont County
Automobile association will meet fbfs
eNenlng ana complete arrangements for
the auto parade wednesday night The
meeting viii BE- held On The headquart-
efH Or the association and All msmbera
ana automobile owners Interested In a..
parade are invited 20 attend
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-12
VIII Have Celebration

The Knights OF Columbus will cele-
brate Columbus day IN a verv at,tny
manner in their rooms on Hanover
street this evening the feature being the
banquet that viii be served TO the MEM
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-12

Beilaire lodge No. 2s7 T. 4 a. NJ will
hold an interesting meeting this even
ing In Masonic Temple on Belmont
street. The third degree will be con-
ferred on candidates and the work will
be done by a delegation from the
GAINESVILLE lodge.