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The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1914-12-22
HEAVY TRAVEL NOW
SETTING SOUTHWARK
TOURIST TIDE COMING EARLIER
THAN USUAL AND PULLMAN
RESERVATIONS ARE TAKEN
FOR WEEKS AHEAD.

1hc predictions made even in Tho
early fall and summer that Florida
was to have an unusually large intluN
of visitors this season is now being
borne out by the heavy travel south
ward, and the East Coast section Oi
the state is getting its full PROPORTION
of the people,
The travel usually lessons some
what before the holidays, but for
weeks the trains Of the Flagler Sys
TEN have been crowded with passcn
gers for points along the coast from
Jacksonville southwark. and that Day
iona is one of the most popular places
is evidenced by the remark made by
one of the railway conductors recently
to a Daytonian who was returning
from business trip north. This was
to the effect that DaytOna must b"
something of a place as about all the
passengers who were not bound for
Miami got OFF at Dhytona.
The heavy travel which ordinarily
begins in the first week of January
seems already to be setting this way
and the Florida East Coast railway
is feeling it to such an extent that il
was necessary Saturday to run a see
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The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1914-12-22

Unselish and noble acts are the
most radiant epochs in the biography
of souls. When wrought in earliest
youth. they lie in the memory of age
like the coral islands, green and sunny,
amidst the melancholy waste Of ocean.
doctor Thomas
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1914-12-22
FLAG Of Belqium.

The Belgian flag porpctuatcs III"
colors Of the duchy Of Prab1nt, and
vas adopted when tho monarchy was
set VI in 1871 The red. it should b"
noted By those who wish to use it cor
rectly, forms the fly Of the flag. the
ytllow the middle, and the black the
Eoist The Russian Imperial navy flies
the ancient blue satire Of St Andrew
On a white ground.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1914-12-22

series was over and by that time the
excited royalty would have had u
chance to cool its heels and there
would not have been q war"
The writer adds that base ball has
done more to civilizc the PHILIPPINES
than the American army, the con
stabnlaricS and the missionaries put
together
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1914-12-22

fLeave your order for a box Of ci-
CARS at the Arcade confectionery
store. All new goods and they are
going fast 1l0lf
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-22
ANpRReON AND PuLLMANs

We have RECEIVED gentle kick from
sood friend Mr, Crosby train
masterfof the Piedmont G Northern,
with reference to the matter OF the
Pullman ears from spartanburg not
coming tato sAndeEsgfs He states
that they will not go into Greenyilie.
Dat paRHaEsgr3@f fEpm8sAat city would
have TO get aboard at Brandon juno
tloRce = 2 4 - a ~ p
All right We know that the fast
Atlantic C9QEt, Line tnaiRe 10 not. 60
ifito Charleston either. But Charles
ton fs tadvertIsed as one evoP tfYe pf4ns
Gjpal cities ON the, Coast Line. We
bhd been led TO believe that Ander-
son would be featured In the new
road as one of the terminal points,
hut from the schedules issued we are
led 60 believe that It is merely on g
branch line from Bolton, and yet we
believe that the recoras will show
that Anderson is the best support
that the road has. Spartenburg Il
coming strong now, but the road Is
Ia novelty there.
|, Our editorial decarod 4 hat eff" the
SBlue Ridge should put on a Pullman
and run 1t into the heart of the city,
II should have the preference over a
Pullman to be boarded at Bolton
We admit that If the Blue Ridge
should do this. II would apparently
be beacuse the Interurbah is makiiir
things hum around this territory. bat
what the people arc looking for these
days is service.
The city <oi Anderson Is under, ma
ny obligations G0 the p a. n. tfor
puttbIg Iise. into raiIroan eonditioiia
here. and for giving us IL faSt freight
service, and much better express
seryIee. shnd IL it WON'T just get 10
baalfls the nails we wouia; he much
orilgetl. g
t;ut the fcple are pro ssessige IL
their demands as well as ii their a?-
Deccintipn lid the. Intergrbap must
mot weary with well doinz ana must
keeplo he pig Anderson Fos this Is
tho biggest town In the whole world
without q through line OF railway and
we are looking 70 the, InterirSen to
come tn onr fasnna then ami tara q
through line4o9 PulImsns to At.anta
via Hartwell, ct al.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-22
TIE KU KLUx KHAN.


There was given at one OF the local
moving picture hpuses d few EVEN
|ings ago . moving picture that was
supposea to represent something OF
the Isu. Kinx KIM of dawn zone j1y :,
ne was sncll aer5as ana aaerant
Intsrepre olIt Il II ,,a,,ef i,as
6adrf jasItsl IS c;tlII attention IS tIie
fact q
We mn Ia no critieisn,s ~ tbs n,ay.
Ihoase btt ,,g, tllinh tIlat plosarsa , & ~ 81
thik kls.a slnnifi not Sha .raas "a srl-
Iless they are historicaiIy, corrsot
rot they afyaE chi ren s & y.ft,ne M.
pFessIoI, az the mast o,,d a aiya s;,s,,,
3 pias q sl.1.. .,...l 4. ~. -.
Tha Ieii Isltx waa 4 seicret oreaFigas-
ton of The white neonle 81 tle son,I,
HEtl II mai been for tl,is hiss,ya 3l,s,,d
oil oil IA ,, I,at \, are a
tot Where the sonth wo,,Id be toiay
Tliesi 6Trorizeti the jaS5Is,ss INT tS,sv
dia 'iYSt oIfer aby offenae ta t5a isSs
ailiiIpx citfsers &
sriie sI,arsoea nf .he etat 4 .yvs,.,. nm.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-22
OS
Z
4 egekaIss ells nSs Eeis o .5itl
Fses kionsy sis
Eos All Ignsr
az AasdtiaLea 80.

fashihgfon, Ray q on }si r.
Jacob s. Eoxeyy at Ehe heed Of hid
80 He'd u1amployed iihe Of q tie,
climbs 10 steps cs the 18sliss
and eninoIeatet tiie DeItes ds-
trial eond lions to 6 fsels c4Bs /
a group OF na pea
phe5E and neJE 81 silss4l 8aiiifted tite
general ard epefisa nj IS \ i lsf II
rpnfh bis dsfeeel1 Is gaae fl.ss 90. =
back itasat TIE & "a Y "a
suniite view II llff ) Z.
Srai i asss .o1e
y 81 sti1t snen Il h IS lle
sfefe Sd K s1si lIsssl { I'll 5 litls
sa - asS:sf nnnerti,s "a s
eqs into less q IS sel III & fon a. 81 q
tItt ef 69gTa 10
le senii es pe5 fif0 lna fafe !
34 lat4iah fegl q III
nlghllie ilc zen
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-22
W.OM.I!A.N,s sUrFRAaE

- y =
The ORG nszntIcn OF q state society for
woman, 5 suffrage mas been taken hold
Of and Is In the hands og splendid
women. The meeting at Spartanburg
was attended By woIa sn OF trains. tsa..
ItEIoslsm and actl yiy. They ara MT
Ike their militant sisters ID Eng AMI.
but wiz push the cauaa IA zane
nlsliler. S. 3,
St'a tea s,ii that the Wdnss 81
/ The btatc VIII rr6ilt Ss sl.cli 81.
ship ana Slslle tlse elsese ms not
eonaa to Ifqitt9sf sf s0ilse fIsne yet
g ssilt not lse ,sakened by
having the Ihe.e such
gpsanetl sfuSise en- sS,s as Mira. Han
nah Iiensnlilfi sofeaiaii al Ahbssigl9
Mrs aleHaaIi b one of she dasiss iffs
pl sls 81 the ptoneeF sdvaca !; 81
ss.sg.s ;s:.. s:A 81 sssse siss III
lsnapsllll oE Abbevilse Who fe. is.Sii .
genFa spegsed the cause He was
q ltprs Of tlif 2 l1sleyIlIa EIedsuHi and
~ thia fight nad me cooperation oF
aapthar editor sosea thrcuehoa. ne
ssato. Asfs Virginia b Young sf
Isairlax whose ADDRESS hefofs fhs
; snesal assembly of South csf1llaa
on enc eeeaslaA waa Aotakle 81.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-22

) The Southern Public, Utilities Com
Dany and the Bell Telephone compa-
ny ahould be made tS pnt the paved
streets In, good order before the re-
union. Recent work has made every
thing miserable. e,
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-22
TEEE DAY 9 {
ygaehinet9n HEay 81

EsnissA met at 4 I Il IA.
Zach 81 Coxey = lreahea crowd on
the steps OF
pElGtlch bill aggF iEJEg e.s2
Eiehalen So
feSentaf sSl lsnknfh.
Fepnhsieah, INSIDE i q 5stfa n :
slc3eas Sd coAk of s & Il 81 soils Is
eyldenc6 os tielf 8 EE Il wing.
tffflies. III ksnl q BIZ / wis1
{. Geh ieh8f8 e a Il
siilzniisE Oh sl1 ,ss1
Ga Il iilg1Is I'D
Continued toi l1Htlae debate.
tnral apnf
Adjourned az 4 AiS sntil il
q nj, Fflaty
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-22
,ADJUTANT GENERAL
TEA.E 8 OF HIS WORK.
- Z. - - ~ u {SfI 81
w. w. Moore Expscts 20 be Re.eIeefs
ea Platform on Which He Stands. i

w. " lI00Fe ExpScts 20 be ReseIeefs
ed Platform on IsIeh He stepds,
a RarRweila May 2f .W. w Moore
was at home hlordey. after a recent
Visit te Washing ton. in the interest OF
about the OUTLOOK for MS reelection
this summepi Moore appeared
very optimistie In discussing the
matter he said III part: l55
am. sasv lElilai1 ...... .-1s a.
gard to my ieeiec cfior this summer. {
have recently competed a tour OF tlie
State, inspecting th hei National Gnard
and have, had an opportunity TO Sea
the officers and members OF the or
se=:.. =. !. 4
inent citizens. aud the assurances \ ps
support ] have eifed along with
an fndorsement of my past two atl-
ministratfons, have been most Rfasi-
fvfnol 49, 80. I. 4
'FNo1r years no. when first q can.
djdate for adult ant BeneraI ana Ia.
spector general, promised the yntsrs
or the Stats to lat teIspt t0 aac cGiiDi Diish
certain things feel that under the
.eircufnsta which have existed; i
have done sil that twas possible and
.beIieFe that during lf6 next SO veas
the plans for the term az 5F the
nat tlolafl QuliE6 ~ liscI 3 To 4es sliasls
will have been ckfried dscut
admint ira non has been lFor1
oughly h bueines Ike one lave
perfected q system oe sorrs both a.
to drills and nfonaflH kityif an. .sfvs
The standard OF the Nd Gsiaiai
has been greatly fifcFel i3ea By Il ,stf
enforcement % all "a is7s L fefafiiie TO tlfe
militia.
slishmenf of Z Stat fifie range ,i, aTlS
ifn0bil atioE camp I and fsy ca aritest ana
persist taht work secured the NECESSARY
anprnnriat Ion to sAsas j: asA ~ Y -
near Columbia and nave same proper
ly equipped. 4 am also aratiled 20
say that Il have been able 90 lave the
appropriation FOR the mRint tenRIiee of
the National Guard increasea 33 1-2
per cert since going into OF tee. si,sS
Four sears ego u realized the ne.
cessity Of federal pIsys for the, Ma
ttonaf Guard for seryicea rendered sIt
their home stations, and I tinCe stfinit
time have adyoc6 ed this measure and
have ezerted every eneFgy to secure
the enactment OF This law. ut o.
meeuug OF Iiie aGyHJRlifB general 81eldl
In Warrington In sSnu IL bill to
this Sffeet was agf esd uEon and Is.
now ready to be pfssesit ed 10 congress.
I have every reason 50 believe the
bill will pass at IT'S stex { essai6n.
Should thIs bill hs;coIlle tt will as !.
sure beyonata d reaa 4 s q iibt q tle-,
cidedIS AigheF del nee 5f etlcieFcy iIl
the or CANNED snl ~ -. &
hnSe always stood FOR 9vefyEhtng
tisIa would cont 40 D well Or
ganized, thorougiil ~ hiId we'll
5iiscipline6 Nat Ion ira fessss
ord for the past dur feaes eafa og.I
this ST. Asenent ana 4 feel confident
thai the synfars Of the state VIM In
sforse my adminissa atioa nt the polls
next August.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-22

III emit 5fag oyer lis much
hoat haf white way.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-22

Court q Z tfylag time
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-22

1se WeEfhs
Washingtons May n Forecast
piitl s3egoIiIn Generally taIr F,Pit
atla Saturday.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-22

1ig hs1ss lsttle rleaninE mn tor.
rsufson
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-22

sEsts n Aslesssoa sthia fall,l
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-22

The poets she chan taasfe Fing4
OF callow young lovers, is the acma6fj
bliss;
But inspired are kisses lwixt Young,
lads and Uisses- M
right sort OF wife: - gr3tssssi
Now we appeal to all the various.
and surdry candidates for guberna-
torial honors upon this issue Ander-
son has all the honors and arguments
and we appeal to them to withdraw
from the race,
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-22

s. a Nslties has bssn syhano-,
.atad or Rhatf
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-22

llta haxa III ellIak son inI has sbail
~ iiaht it oat % ilaiah
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Ns ss 4 q. IE1 III Z " z q I. &

Every af OF cotton eoMn In soata Carolina last
and would have taken oaraoFe bos
cotton you
more hollis 70 the
bssn ppSpery REASON
cotton plant ag u #
nto soabs sssnE enid should IS ssd fFsaSea
as s ssssp sss
fed tsids dressed, fgeanehty You ent expect
eEoasa in until aaa hs plant 1860
Whsi { saat odr sSstoS ysaf oso sa
ypsF saohss
sha money YOU cam yeg every do ssa pa ot al
E95 sias assssHg yga sgsH e ss des
pc crop ssaas $50 pounds ea ln
sarls sets
na ~ a1gsp M 3 se.ns so sslg seton
ip iron
soe S. 4eY selA tsss
hs s6yi enaasss sas eass
TAsS sol ssss.l tAs
FhsE ths Bel sgessil xaa strike
lsOD noahes of side dressed ccts
Ton spl pale 700
Z
sasass5ogsgS sa2s M eaa saase ska sAss fsss
8SIs b ssS SssS 5sss5s g ssiis
ss.e3s
ssseeaies .lffs
4 s. Ss ses ss7s sc 80 81 ss es
side epe sas eesa A1s ~ efssss
90 hs6 olf ssaass
nsns aess s. ths espes
bpiss
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-22

Il
llsll hasa psiIatspp inl hassbail
Ely ilEht 4 out 70 q ilRiah9
2,s "a
sf .ssndeEsoa are s5llss.
ss they lave pget been.
sSis.- q 49, &
sD6 cotsls
doesn't pay the
II Ia sal.9ll ate EsaE or.
8as FslIae1 aell Ttye. Hoop.
IFol lllltiolsists
~ Inn AtASA ,Trn0D8 Wilt Stay
aseS i qilst Poor boys.
ger zee tlleiii again.
49, thss r.a-
soF loF aeeIIniaa Die Jobs. Aud he
eli d melon sea 4lie adj
bat deHeynotds iidn,t
tssie alelleI waa IN season.
LON permitted 4 ntan To-
ehj9S n5lrll issiivefsat Iova aa that
sglg TO Capt. Hilly.ss
needs hoInes fcr the
a{efhEd Vetefans. &. No appeal
lei in 8 case df tiiisl
kllid.
III the littfe neiiatorp, one VIE
Genus 20 lln the most sncrassfnI,
kn;net5t ID pointed the
tllat - needed 90 mike the Fe-s
. stlccegsl - 10 have the band
Ion school here 10 march with
Sc hlidrs1i &
tetpgning EroE Nashville,
Eosess's address Sunday
iiflt sss.a The most ihspirIng thing
6nti1n,
ltel a. ffsrlce of e.lae q
I'D as I. Candidate for.
flpl of tins state, He
4 gsi6a QUO.
cbillsty has been snared the
IS st the eleetionl
stlhses void on
iS NEE slf fSlitls
IS fs aG hieFias { fas.lt .is
4tssk siiIi Ms s. fiSt, AZ SrhDft N sfs ~ &
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-22
GUBERSaIaBsAE IAgRBATE

Anderson claims the poet laureate
Of the gubeFnatoFial contest. We.
wonld not take lauFels from any OF
our dozen or more, sister eountles,
whose. fayorite, sons seek the, favor
OF the, People of the whole state but
Apdereon is willing to rest the riefss
It's of her candidates 6nJ tafsi SPARK
ling gem that comes 20 US from the
laureate 70 the Pen3let6a hsils. Pf6t,
John Bailey Adgey Muilan, but lately
Q banedict.. noW one Of the most fav-
ored Of all men In the smiles OF a
.hnSy:s. - sssss-srss
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-22

Rlb of .AndsEsoa are 5rss
IFsg assthsy iase eves been.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-22

M a. a1I.lll llaia l..gr nl,Sl..l.1.Il
nasaed dea Rye Hoop.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-22

5llg 4 Ion coisls
Act eaeSlit Iisy tlle
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II stlat b needed 90 nuke the re-
suceeasl IS to have the band
oa l6n School here Eolmarcll with
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-22

Il IaYse circulation than ahy other
81 "a this Copgreeatcnal Dis
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-22

II os tho Aasocfstee pFess ana
se1stvltg Complete Daily gsIsgxaDhio
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-22

li1 cut d melon se.ss she adj
ian but McHeynotds didn't
lssle Alellen waa N season.
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j llill permitted Il man To-
enjoy asirls saiyefaat Icve aa that
80 capt. Hiiiyss
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-22

alI tbs little aesliators. one vie
le aeesns 20 lle the most sncrassfal.
E0;nepi K 81 p0intel. the
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-09-10
PUNAHOU PIGSkIN kICKERS
ARE NOW Being ROUNDED UP
New Material and Veterans.
Give Promise of Eleven That /
viii Be Hard to Beat
BY HOWARD D. CASE.

| With a wealth Of new material at
hand, including many husky young
sters just out Of grammar school and
former students who have returned
with fresh athletic experience gained
in mainland highs and military acad-
emtes, and goodly scattering of
members of last years eleyens, Pu-
nahou is looking forward to the COM
ing football season with the assur-
ance that 1T is going to be a success
full one, and with the anticipation that
IL will result in the annexation by
that institution of another champion
ship. . g..
Not less than 40 men, all expert
enced. are going to turn out to take
part in the contest to secure places
on one of the three teams which the
academy will put on the gridiron this
fall With this large aggregation from
which to pick first team, Punahou's
hopes for the coming season are
bright. And then, there are other
reasons for this optimism. One is
that Frank e. Midkiff will be back in
the role Of coach and trainer for the
eleyens-Midkiff was mighty popular
last year-and another is that "Staff"
Austin, without doubt the cleverest
all-round football player ever produc-
ed by Punahou, who was elected to
captain the 1914 eleven, probably will
remain with the team and play this
fall, in spite OF the recent ruling re-
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-09-10
ARTILLERY
POLO STRING
At MOANALUA

Especial Star-Bulletm Correspondence
SCHOFTELD BARRACKS, Sept. 10.
The 1st Field Artillery polo team
moved this morning to the polo field
at Moanalua Park. Six officers and
eleven men compose a detachment
that will remain there in camp until
after the Inter.Island Polo Tourna.
ment. -#-. e.--.
Lieut. Beard desires to give his team
an opportunity to practice for several
days on the Moanalna field before tehy
line up against Oahu next "Wednesday
for the first game of the tournament.
Lieut.. Beard accompanied the II po-
mics himself this morning, leaving the
post at 4:30 this morning so as to
make the 10 mile trip to Moanalua dur
ing the cool hours. .:" .-.
The officers with the detachment are
Lieut.. L. A. Beard, Lieut. H. s. Naylor,
Lieut. B. r. Peyton, and Lieut.. R. L.
Maxwell. The last named officer is
secretary and treasurer of the LIST
Field Artillery polo association, and is
acting as. quartermaster and commits
sary of the detachment The other
two members of the team, Lieut.. w. H.
Dodds, Jr., and Lieut.. w. c.. Potter
are at present in command of batteries
and will be unable to remain in camp
at the polo field, but will make the
trip from Schofleid Barracks to attend
every practice. ~
Lieut.. Beard announced that the
team would line up in the tournament
the same as it has during the past few
games, Dodds, No. L. Naylor, No. 2;
Beard, No. g.; Potter, back; and Pey-
ton, substitute.
The field artillery string of ponies
are hardly in the same class as those
of Oahu, Maui, or even the 4th Caval-
ry. The officers of the regiment have
been generous in offering their private
mounts for the use of the polo team,
and every government horse of the
regiment that showed any promise Of
being useful to the team has been tried
out. One of the best mounts is a
horse belonging to LIST Sergeant Adams
of E Battery.
This is the first year the field artil-
Tlefy team has been organized, as the
two Dattalions of the regiment have
heretofore been separated. Lieut..
Beard believes that in another year
he will have string of ponies that
will make his team strong factor in
the Inter-Island series. AS it is, they
have been playing good polo this sea-
son and will put up lively fight for
this years championship.
The cavalry are away on practice
march and will not return until Sasur-
day. When they left the post last
Monday, 1t. Lyman had not decided
when to take his team to Moanalua,
but it is probable that he will have a
few days of practice at the park before
the game between the Cavalry and
Maui week from Saturday.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-09-10

garding football playing by POSTCARD.
yates.
This ruling is that students taking
q postgraduate course cannot play
football, and also that student can.
not play If he has been in attendance
at the academy more than four years.
STAFF" is back at Punahou this
year for q p G. course; he is captain
OF the eleven, and he wants to play
football Also. the other gridiron men
feel that they have got to have him
either back of the line or in his old
position at end, for" they say, "who
can kick better goal, or make a
cleaner and surer tackle than STAFF
Austin?" Coach Midkiff has taken
the matter up with President Griffiths,
declare the students, and believes that
he can arrange it so that staff" may
prove an exception to this ruling and
be allowed to play.
Punahou is going to start the sea.
son on the Jump this year, and Coach
Midkiff is going to call the first turn
out within very short time. Already
there are many candidates for the
eleven positions on the first team
the second and third teams are to be
arranged later-and Coach Midkiff
says that only these fellows with the
pep, and the ones who work the hard.
est and turn out promptly. will get
the assignments. So it's going to be
dig for the Punahou footballers
from the very start.
And now for some side-lights re.
garding the new material, which is
highly promising from the standpoint
OF beef and experience.
Into the limelight steps Jack
Gifford--lcng and lanky and as prom.
Using a tackler as ever squeezed a
pair OF shin.gHards Jack is back in
! school after quite an absence-on the
coast for little violin practice but
he did not depart until he had put in
season of work with the Buff and
Blue second team last fall that was
branded IL karat Rumors have il
that Jack is going out after one OF
the tackle positions this year. That
he will make good showing for that
place goes without saying, and if he
finally is assigned permanent place
on the line. no one will say, I'm sur.
prisedi"
Arthur Brown, so they say. has a
reputation of being husky" Per