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for his old sweetheart and of her
faithfuness TO him. The thought of
her being other than when he first
knew her, and the thought of ways and
means had never occurred to him
The return home. the last visit of his
faithful kinsmen made later in re-
Spouse TO the old Negroes letter telling
OF Males illness. his death while he
'magines himself talking to Mary
through his self-constructed telc-
phone OF TN cans and twine strings,
are all told with q charm and skill
which betoken the real artist
Nor are the sidelights of the pic-
ture 10 be overlooked. In the compass
OF half an hours reading, we have
many accurate touches of Southern
ne. The country store, with its Gus
toners, the railroad depot with it's
ioaicrs' the cars with the travellers
and pert Pullman porters, the city life
OF ms cousins are all described but
nolhinS interferes with the action OF
INC story, which drives to its climax
~! the hero's death in the presence of
ms faithful kinsfolk and servants
SNpposing himself talking to the OH
lect OF his undying affection. of whose
1911 ne mas been Kept in ignorance
oy the thoughtfulEess of his faithful
attendants "a
Without any suggestion from tho
tNthor. save the announcement of tn.
tact or the bullet wound received nj
ne. me hiooGy Angle. always called the
ntoouy "ranslc' by Hercules, VINO
''ao risen 10 the heroic that day he
cause his Old Miss had ,old lin, ha
vas 20 take care OF Maize. the wound
M Male ; head accounts for much
accounts Tor the secluded life tho
~" fidatlon the inability To gather un
~ nrohen threads OF life; and. to-
eeih.r win the lifelong bond OF as
'"u failure TO resent the patron
iZlhe ana at times almost insolnnt ~
su"ee on hercules 10 him So also &c
cSpiained the childish questioninps And
"''6nt AT the use of the tclephonc a,
we hisht OF the electric light. as we'll
.'s "es.te TO work the motor Of the
city. ISL 10 the
hlit this mental eclipse only apnIiAd
10 inc constructive section Of Mates
brain, and in no way affected mo G,,a
eleihchts of his character. lie has al
$50 dbiuing with MIN the memory
.oi inc heroic past He would MOI fnr
a million have failed to he tbe a.,
man III the charge, but for the present
ne taxes no thought-waikinr as 49,,
IN Z trance lie orders Hercules about
though toierating his apparent inso-
renee as Il matter Of course; bu, is
prompt 10 damn the Pullman nor,a,.
who suggests that he is DUST -, NJ
end OF his journey. vac
me author has added to literature
"" real characters ana has mtros
auced them in such Interesting shape
'lat ne who reads III Maize ana uar-
."i's ana Thinks some OF Males .c
ions trivial and henclth the dirnitv
o' nero, should remember the MIS-
torE OF that Spanish gentleman or
whom CerVantes wrote and VINO ,,ns
SO long delighted mankind win the
a'ds'"IN o. one VINO. in the trials ana
""Noht ures OF lilo, united and exhibit
/ ca the courage of the nero with tbn
/ Simple heart Of 4 little child.
ROOSEVELT PACE
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10y Edna II. l.. Turpin. The Mac
milan Company.
40 thought of the Unrest OF Women
cILi'iisiii' or the New Woman. how
ever retards or hastens-it depends
upon the point OF vicw--thc pleasant
progress of Miss Turpin's charming
little story. Happy Acres" wherein she
mas set ont the further adventures Of
Anne Lewis. whom we FIRST met in tb.
paEes of Honey Sweet"
for several months Anne sojourns
WIN her Virginia cousins at the VII
rage, as the little settlement is called
aho II pretty tale is made of her life
there. while her successful efforts ia
save an old mill from the grasp Of q
somewhat Nillainous moncynlakc
form the plot Which lends interest 10
the simple story.
Happy Acres is q story OF n gentle
little girl, and ~ particularly intended
Tor little girls to read. but il is worth
reading by grown-ups as well
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rNIajc."

by Armistesd {. Gordon Charles
Scribncr's Sons.
Armis;ead Gordon's story. MAZE"
iust published by the Scribners. is
beautiful. and adds another 10 the coll
lection OF short stories OF the present
day worthy TO live. since the days OF
Robinson Crusoc the White Man in SOL
itlide with his Black Man has been in
teresting. And in the auch-used
theme OF the Civil War and the sue
ceedirg period, We have here two more
Both of them had seen hard service,
and had shown the best qualities of
their race-thc love OF a cause and the
love OF hero.
The excellence of this story, apart
from the good English and accurate
negro dialect, OF which latter Mr.. Cor
don Is one OF the two best living writ
which the career of the gallant major
after the war is treated. Thirty years
OF solitude bring back 10 him the rccol-
lection Of all old sweetheart to whom
he writes Of his love for her, ana she
in turn replies that she reciprccates
his affection.
The story opens with his effort TO
equip himself for a visit to cousins in
the city. preparatory to his visit 10
the lady OF his affection, which lack
OF funds and clothes has heretofore
prevented. Then comes his appearance
IN thc full uniform OF a Confederate
soldier, with the pleading and finally
successful effort Of Hercules to induce
MIN not To wear his sword
INC arrival Of his kinsrnan to take
Hiin 70 the city, and the journey with
Hercules. who walks back twentv
miles from tho station, whittier he had
gone to look after his hero, are well
too The city home of his cousins af
iofoed him warm welcome. lie much
heeaed society and an outNt Of good
'l''hes' re tells mis- hosts Of his love
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"Garden OATS

pany. ''' 'o''-
In Alice Iierberts novel. "Garda,
oats. the heroine comes perilouslv
near sowing wild oats If 50 rude :,
p"'aSc may be applied to the temucra
,l''i.hi actions Of fair member OF
."Ht Sex l" which presumably. til. term
mas no meaning. but. owing TO the M.
NOR evident affection for her she !,
S"Ncn from planting any other thon
''o9" "i me common on garden variety
iltaehe" the ttle of the book.
ne story is rather intimate study
ui 'hc deNelopmcnt OF u cIrl from child.
moo" through the ViciSAitudes of ~.
i"9t lie" years OF married life D,urb
W o. an indian officer. ana heuc. sub-
J'Ntt" 10 Influences brought Ia L..,
~ numerous aud sudden changes o.,
surroundings, the iInagir;tIyc mia
progresses from naughty babyhood Ia
i.''"'pus "oWhuhood All this period
OF mr. existence. ana iu particuia, IN,
after her marriage, is The ba.ts " -,
psf biological analysis and oi,ttnn,ir,.
OF considerable interest
hlIc the girl Inarrics The man she
i"Nes aid, later. becomes irvolvod -,
several affairs that have an ugIv nm.
pee rance the story il of the slightest,
an" IA" nook iiko many Of TIA. mod
cru EnR!ish novels. depends for yybat.
ever value it may rossesr unon 80
PsN' hp!oflcal discussion already men
H""cH. and upon Il certain cpirr;,n-
nauc cleVcrness that hides ana. In
NC hiding. reveals more than a little
unplcasantness.
~ way Of tag, /; may be stated tina,
u.e heroine feels for time mat her
,.nspdnu docs not understand her.
The h"cks of Nnirre."
BY Ethel NJ Don g. T. Putnam
Sons u''a'h 5
HN'!iul character drawing and a
ssoIy ih"t resembles in some rcspcc,s
me history Of Lieutenant Drcyfun
make tins romance Of brittany and
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We have an extra good value for Monday-3OO
pairs "Eversharp" "NEWCAST" SCISSORS, s
inches long; Special Tension Devices high grade
in every respect Made to sell for soc per pair:
our price, Monday special, 19c per pair. On dis
play i'm our windows.
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. by Ella w Peattic. Iioughton Milf
rms Is very frankly Il story OF what
mas become known as the New Woman.
"'oo' ior lis publishers declare. prc
summary with the consent of ~.
author, that it offers an eptome OF
me aspirations, doubts, breads. fur
i've oiscontent and frank hope Of
women Indeed, it is rather cry for
equality, an announcement OF the de-
Hai!ds OF women, than Il story.
me heroine obtains 4 degree from,
me University Of Chicago. ard then.
'cpei!!hS against her fathers tyranny
goes IN Tor settlement work at ihIll
rouse. There she becomes i,nbued
with the belief that parents are not
IN" proper persons to care for thcir
chiidren and that ii is the duty of tho
"'atc |" assume that obligation.
Hha sees the tragedy in other ,yo
Hlth hNcs. their complete submis
H!on 10 inc needs Of the men they love.
~ apparently ignorant Of the fact
tAat men occasionally make 81 few
SACRIFICES. demands Of her sweetheart
mat she shall he independent i'm ali
1nihRs before she VIII marry. She is.
or course. surragist
But her love and her fcminism reoch
II compromise; she marries the u,n.
thefc ~ tax OF each doing his own
Wofk IN the world, and the book ends
though. in all probability, the roai
story begins
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iienne.

iienne.
"3n; Perfect perfeet Love Freeman TiIden
st Madron and the Lovers" Eden Fhill-
The Twelve Tor,y-Fiye" Joyce Kilmer.
The After Dinner Speaker" Lewis Al.
len.
"Miiestones." Edmund Vance Cooke.
The Mud Devil Of Niger NM Walter
"scpqra,!on.'' Brian Hooker.
April" Louis Un,ermeyer.
When the Wine Is In" Evelyn NJ. Campo
sunday" Ludwig Lewisohn.
TN" :. Ins ;, Flash las Ruth Clark.
fhe TrHan, wsgs i b9oih sco,,sra
Two" Tarleton Collier.
II the Game BE Straight" Dorothy II.
The House of Death" Helen cowles Le
The Dragons Claws (play in one act).
Grant CARPENTER.
Unless" $. $. stinson. '''''' ''"'S'
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"Comstock, Roosevelt and Bulwer-Lytton"
H. j.. Mencken
Something Personal" The Publisher.
McClurc's.
You Cent Get away from Your CT md
Moffett.
..rhe , snla ,qr: Oven Johnson;
hanson.
The Blue Envelope" viii Payne
Transgression." Basil King.
My Autobogra phy." s. $. Mcclure
The Girl" Percevai Gibbon.
'Saiary-Sio0,09o Year" Edward Mott
Woolley.
Just Jones" Frank Gocwey Jones
Their Married Life" OrSon Lowell
why Do Men Drink" II. Arlington
Bruce.
Books OF the Day" Jeanette l.. Glider.
Your Money and How to Make 1t Earn"
Albert w. Atwood
Cover designed by Clarence T.. Underwood.
Strand.
SHORT STORIES.
The steel Spanner." Frank T.. Verney.
The Au!d lIoose" j. j. Bell.
THE Pearl Pendant" Maud Stepney Raw.
son.
Lead: A Tale of Two Presidents" II. $.
The End OF the search" Patrick Macgill.
"The Boyar's Bride" Baroness Il. Ba.
SERIAL. STORIES.
oh James" May Ellington.
Unto Caesar" Baroness Orczy
ARTICLES.
THE Humours OF Winter Sports" Eustace
White and Fleming Williams.
"Reminiscences" Morley Roberts
Living Chess" Mrs. Herbert Vivan.
"a Novel Competition"
Behind The Foot,ights"
"Postage-Stamp Rpmances." ID. y. Arm.
Masks and Faces" wendell Philips
Dodge
Women as Wits" Joseph Heighton.
''Nullos: The New Cali at ROYAL Auc.
tlon Bridge" Florence Irwin.
"replexties' "a page of puzzles). Henry
j.. Dudeney.
"CuriOBittos.n
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Century.


Cover design. George ihness. Jr. and How
The Yellow Room" Frederic c. Trieseke.
The Dog Harvey" "a story. Rudyard
TO My Little Son" oversee. Pauline Flor
enc Hrower.
Th's Tr s4 b, AEs in az
John ". Alexander Egh, examples OF mod 8.
@ 3 w iyd %r0 ha nfi"'ns sv h R%Ss[t
Kenyon Cox, Frank W. henson. George W.
BseHo low. and Edward w, Redneld.
Hlashheid. -Four examples. From paintings
hny John w. Alexander. Edwin H. Blashheid.
j.. Alden Weir and Ernest Lawson.
3 Tho Painting OF To-M0rrow." Ernes,
l." Rlumcnschen
"Thr Point Of View of the 'Modcrns' +"
Walter Pach. Pictures showing how poet
iinprcssionisin is influencing modern paint
Marc-l nnchamp Whom. Arthur r. D%vies
G.rorg" i.uks Henry Golden Dearth. Robert
Hcuri. Henri Matisse, Paul Cezanne. Maurice
y. rreudergast. Odilon Rcdon. Paul Please,
Pau! Gauguin. and from bust by Brancusi.
iiatt!c OF Lights. Coney Island Joseph
g The Ancestry of Cubism." Jay and
Cove ii"mhidGe Pictures from miscella-
The Triple Mirror" Ia story, katharine
Fullerton Gcrould.
behalf OF American Literature" Edwin
'l;eronsios oinos" trosthumous pos,n,.
The Invasion OF Reality" "a story. Anne
'r" a Lady on the Eve of Easter" tvcrsc).
Julian street.
The English and Their England" James
the Man Nh" Died without Death" "a
story. l.. Frank Tooker.
Shavinn Religion" +. Gavan Duffy.
Ne. M,enaSe,, verse;. George Sterling:
Matthews.
'Egg-shcn China" IA story. Kate Jor.
dan. "
:, TO poaeidon of Sunium" OVERSEE. James
>. Martin.
I'VE Find tho Island of Servants" julius
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Atlantic Monthly


Atlantic Nonthlv
The Last Refuge OF the Snoils,n.," A.,
olscryor 49, -'be va ''i' '7Poiis'iN"' an
Adventures with m. Ed,,orsm ,1,nrv
Sydnor UarrIeon ''
'"Protestant Pnrador" Z.nbine Humnhr.y
The Leopard OF the Sea" "a Siamhonni
nights enterta!nmenD Fl. q; Dwirht
"Thc I;aiiacv a. s,hJc. - n It. ttU. nan
"The Deserted Pasture" "a nocn,i t,iis
Car;nau
FASHIONS in Men" Katharin. Fullerton
Gerould.
Recent Reflections OF a Eovei Reader"
The path NJ Jcarpinc' Nar,nrot 49,,
Tho Unknown Quantity I'm he woman
Problem E,Iiz,he,h Ivnn1bri,ira ~
THE Golden Eough" George Hodges.
Letters of n Woman Homesteader' 6
Calling on the Norinons') Eiinore Runert
Stewart.
Adventures I'm American T,InIon,cv" .,
The Anairs of X and Z.,1 ISredcricl TIE
vor Hin
~ Third View OF the Sincle Toxn Evar.
Woollcn.
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Randolph Chester.

Chester.
spring in the Suburbs" verse;. Sarah y.
Henry Ford's Experiment In Good VIII"
Garet Garrett
''Orchnrds' oversee. Theodosia Garrison.
The Castle Of Comfort "a story. Lucille
Baldwin Van Slyke.
ham
baltimore Lunch and Hartford Lunch"
Ga story. ltHvitt Ashley Knight
The Greatest Question. Walter Limp
What Do You Know About Rum ?" Err
,,A i.S,ansIe Az" Mp; Dawson.
%sosialigm: Promise or Menace" VII.
Augustine Ryan D. d.
This Year It's Shakespeare" James shei-
.".EXerybodys Money" John parr.
little Eve Edearton" Ga serial story.
co o!1,a,: Eleanor Halloweli Abbott.
..s Gnaer the ,S,nreahing Chestnut Tree"
Ainslee's.
Cover design. A. q. Learned
Ann" Complete novel;. Edgar .Jepson
"A Square Peg" (short story. William
The i;cstless God" (pocm). william Rose
Benet.
stories of the superintendent" tseries). AL
Dancer. who Kicked over Throne
Wells Hastings.
"Compensations" (poem) AntoInettc 10
coursey Patterson.
Fetish" tshort story. Charles Saxby.
April, 'poem). Richard lie Gaiiienne
90 For Services Rendered. (short story
Sinclair Giuck.
clair GIuck.
The Convert" (short story. Meth Boyce
The Romances of Sandy McC;rab' (scries)
]. a. r. Wylie ~. The Understudy.''
Il Did Not Know tpoem). Glad Malone
mIhe Money Machine (short story. c.
Cupid Blows Bubble" (short story. Mao
G. Holt.
The Woman With Past" (series) Anna
Alice Chaplin. XVI. Gray Cats
-, "Ebb Tide tpoem). Martha Mcculloch-
Plays and Players" First Nlshter.
For Book Lovers.
Talks With Ainslee's Readers.
Smart Set
The House in Demctrius Road" (novel-
ette). Part l. j. j.. Reresford.
AT the Last" Wittcr Bynner
Ballad Of Two Seas" George Sterling.
The Mobied King essay. Max Beer
Willow Song" Robert I.oveman.
or Marse Winter" Mary Alice ogden.
The Column" Arthur Stringer
Tine Tribe" Basil Macdonald Hastings
Spring Night" Sara Teasdale
fauer.
Pertinent and Impairment" owen Hat
The Descent of George" Helen and Fred.
eric Arnold Hummer
Manhood" Willard A. WattIes
Season With Salt" Hugh johnson,
Tho sun Places Mahlon Leonard Fisher
II Walked the Wood" Richard Ls Gal,
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AMONG THE APRIL MAGAZINES.


Frcnttspiece In color. {. l. Chambers
My First Visit TO the Court OF Denmark
Madame Do Hegermann- L!ndcncrone. Illus
trntei with photographs.
The Back Door ga story. Clarence Day
u. Illustrations by i. s,rothlnann.
what IL GravityI' Sir Oliver Lodge.
''Stranlagh Of the Gold Coast "a story
q. b. Lancaster. Illustrations by w. Hath
crcIi. II. I.
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:O1d Mole"

'.old Mole"
Company. Hpp'e'oh
In his latest book. old Mole" Gil
pert oannan follows the lead SET nv
many OF his fellow craftsmen ond
,akes shy at British convcntionality
III Is evident that the staidncss 10
stolidity OF formal English cms. cma
nave set Mr.. Cannan's nerves ON cdnn
anu lie sets about satirizing them with
more than little irritabilitv Thn
icsult is story, fanciful and fantastic
ana amusing at times. and rather dun.
not TO saE pedantic. at others.
iteroert Jocelyn Bcenham, NJ. A.
loNon1, has for Twenty-Five vcor.
been master at Thrigsby Grammar,
School, and is forty eight years old
When adventure bcfaus him. "l1,,
Art thou there, old mole?" he would
cry. when he caught a boy cribbinc i'm
school' ana The phrase supplied the
uoHs win the nickname from which
the title of the book is derived.
Old Mole" though he is. Bcenhom is
Il kindly enough ola chap. and when
lie aWokens in q railway carriage IN
ma a young and pretty girl in tears.
ne eh"eaNcIs TO console her. His in
nocent interest is misinterpreted, and
thcfe Is AN aw kward scene, after which
ne hnd3 himself III police court
Naturally, he loses his position and *
ostraciZcd 80
Life seems pretty hopeless, when he
meets on the street the girl of the
railway carriage. She has no position,
either but she has AN uncle who is
o"he' OF travelling theatrical or
ganization--a caravan" Tn. cldcriv
teacher and the young domestic out OF
1ob JOIN the caravan, and before long
are married. Though the girl meets
me Young lover who was intended fo,
her from the beginning OF things ana
though the teache. loses her, he finds
ht'"seii and becomes man, instead
OF a mere academic machine.
odd Mole contains not only, COM,
what airy fiction. but the fruits of
philosophy and meditation as we'll
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EypryI,otIx's

Everybody Pictorial Guide to America"
Hurry Grant Dart.
Persons Unknown Ga serial storvl yir
EiniH Tracy.
wheels Within Wheels (u story. George
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England stand out above the general
run of light fiction.
An English girl young and light
hearted. meets in the little village OF
Valprc. on the Breton coast, an ambi-
tious young Frenca officer OF artillery.
Caught by the tide, they are forced
to take refuge in a cave. and upon this
incident hangs much OF the wcll-told
story.
The Frenchman. filled with patriot
ism and inspired by the desire to
make his arms invinciblc, is at work
upon an invention. which. when COM
pleted, will accomplish his desire.
but he is spicd upon: his secret Is dis
covered and sold to another power.
and ho Is arrested. tried, broken and
eNiled.
In later years. the girl, now tho wife
Of Il strong. stern Englishman, meets
! the Frenchman, who is serving her
husband as his secretary. And then
she becomes certain that it is no
whom she really loves. and this shc
tells her husband, thereby bringing
about IA crisis. But others follow. log
ically and huently connected. until
there results Il coherent story, which
is not only i romance, but is also 81
dramatic and plausible tale of moro
than common interest.
"Thc Marriage of CcciIin."
BY Maude Lesson G. T.. Putn,m,s
Sons
Although this English novel is un
duIy elaborated in many respects, and
100 much space is devoted to CONVEX
sations, 1t is we'll written, as most
English novels are, and is. on tho
whole. interesting, as many English
novels are not.
cecilia takes advantage of a pro-
videniai opportunity to escape from
the duii monotony Of her red brick
suburb OF London by marrying, or go
ing through the form of marrying
ror IL is all arranged that the mar
rage shall be only nominal, and I'M
medlatcly after tho wedding the bride
groom departs for Central Africa.
IL is quiNotic thing he has done I'm
marrying the girl, and as is the case
IN all we'll regulated stories. he cots
ms reward. During his long absence
from England, Cecilia forms warm
friendships among his relations. ana
when he returns and becomes blind If
Is made easy for Cecilia to sec mncb
OF him without his being informed as
to her identity 80
Gradually love comes and grows
and s eventually happiness is given to
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shall We Standardize Our Diplomatic
Service" David Jayne hin.
Along the Thames at London" +. Walter
Taylor
Daniel and Little Dan'i' "a story. Mary
l.. wilkins Freeman. illustrations by Wal
ter Biggs.
The Price Of Love" IA novel. continued) h.
Arnold bennett. Illustrations by G. T.. Cham
bcrs.
".Aun, Elizabeth" "a story. Owen Oliver.
might Song at Amalh" Ga poeIn). sara
TeasG.te.
"A survival OF Matriarchy." Carrie Chap
man Gait. illustrated with photographs.
The Toad and the Jewel" Ga story
Katharine Fuller Gerould
The Mystery o! the Yucatan Ruins" Els
graphs.
The Confidential Doll Insurance Co." "a
story. Vale Downie. illustrations by W. H.
-. Kocrner.
Visiting English" Henry Seidel Candy.
''rho Crosbys Rest Cure" Ga story. Eliza.
beth Jordan. Illustrations by T. *. Hanna.
Editors Easy Chair. w. D. Howells.
Editors Study. The Editor.
Editors Drawer
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-02-20
MAY ALLOW COURT TO
SETTLE WATER Dispute

That the dispute which exists be,
tween the Bishop Estate, the Territory
and the Hawaiian Irrigation Company
over the water sources and waters of
the Puukapu lands in South Kohala
will shortly be submitted for set
Element to the supreme court Of Ha'
wall on statement of agreed facts,
is the opinion of Attorney General w.
w Thayer, who returned yesterday
with Land Commissioner Joshua ID.
Tucker from the Big Island.
The attorney general and the land
commissioner, together with John II.
McCrosson, manager of the Hawaiian
Irrigation Company, and james M,
Laird, bookkeeper of the company,
went from Waimea, which is 200 feet
above the sea to the top Of the Kohala
Mountains, over 40OO feet elevation, at
which point the waters which flow in
TO the valleys of Waipio, Kawainui,
Alakahi, Koiawe and Waimanu, have
their head sources.
Intakes, stretches of ditch and tun-
nels and other portions Of the big ir-
rigation undertaking were visited. u
is understood that the big ditch is ac'
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-02-20
Hilo and Honolulu Say They Are
Champion Basketballers; Set
tie Question Saturday Next.

The Hilo basketball team is making
strenuous efforts to get its entire ag-
gregatiOn to Honolulu for game
Saturday evening with the Nuuanus,
Honolulu 5 crack Ave. Two of the
Crescent City men have found it diff
cult to get away for the Carnival and
Manager Maby is making every effort
to induce Talcott and Magnusson to
make the trip. .,l. 4
With the arrival Of Kennedy yes
terday, Hilo has four men on the
ground and word is expected today
from the remaining two. Director
General Dougherty has arranged 70
make this Honolulu Hilo basketball
game one Of the regular Carnival fea.
lures to take place after the Japanese
lantern parade at $3.50 Saturday even
ing in the Y. NJ. G. A. Games Hall.
Manager Ben Clark has his Homo
lulu team out for. practice each after
noon at five 0 clock and all the men
are keen for the game with the Big
Islanders. Both teams are champions
of their respective leagues and entitled
to battle against each other for the
basketball championship of Hawaii
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-02-20
All-serviee Team Make Uphill
Struggle Against Valley Island
Players and Finally wrest Vic
tory From Defeat by Score Of
Five to Four Before Enthusiasts
tic Carnival Crowd
ll'roln Tuerday Adrertiaer. !

What is proving a great big feature
Of the Mid-paeifc earn: .al celebration
is the lnter,lsIand laseball series and
when the time is ripe for the making
of the 1915 program, baseba is bound
to be one OF the biggest of features.
Despite the TACT that YESTERDAY was
Monday, called blue Monday over on
the mainland and in fact everywhere
rise ~ Iaf as amusemcnts go, the call
for fun ranked in the breast of the
iionoiulans as well as the malihini with
in our tair city and another bumper
crowd Of fun-seekers were at Athletic
Park to witness the third days pro
frain o. the svrIvs Tor the champion
ship Of Hawaii on the baseball field an |
70 tne WANING team OF which will be
given the handSome silver trophy by
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