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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-08-01
GOOD GAMES ON
TAP This week
o.
FOR BALL FANS
Lots of Interest Being Shown
in Meeting of Sloan and
Lawson, Soldier Stars

This week it's the early fan that
will catch the baseball worm, for the
opening game of the. Sunday double,
header in the Oahu league looks like
the class of the days card The Por-
tuguese and Coast Defense teams hook
up for this engagement, with Sloan
doing boxwork for the former and
Lawson for the latter. The closer is
between the Chinese and the Asahis,
and on form the first named should
win easily. However. Luck zee is an
in-and-out hurler at all times, and II
he has an Off day and Moriyama a
good one, it will take more than the
batting strength of. the Chinese to>pull
off q victory.
This afternoon the Punahous and
Hawaiis are at 1t for diamond honors,
and the game looks good on paper.
A win for the latter will put the two
teams just even In the percentage co...
ANN, with two won and two lost each.
The usual double-header is carded In
the Junior league, but Manager w. Tin
Chong of the Chinese wishes to call
attention to the fact that the first game
starts at 8. and not $50 as formerly
announced.
Two games are scheduled in the
Commercial Leagne for this after
noon. On the Alexander field Hall &
Son pitch their nine against Davies
& Co. On the lower field Honolulu
Iron Works meet the Bank of Hawaii's
strong combination.
Both OF these games will be good
ones. Dawes & Go. are determined
that their one defeat shall not be re.
peated tand Hall & Son have the
same attitude. In Inc other game nei,
ther team has as vet been defeated
The bankers have three straight vic
tories to their credit and the Iron
Works have two. This game will be
called at 3:45 a'clock to accommodate
the men who have to work late The
other game ct Alexander fed will be
called at o'clock. as usual
q <
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-08-01

A wise man learns something every
time fool plumbers.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-08-01

WEEKEND BASEBALL
OAHU LEAGUE.

= OAHU LEAGUE.
y saturday.
y At Athletic PAX, 3:I5 p. m.-Pu~.
y nahou vs.. Hawaii
y Sunday
y At Athletic Park. I:30 p. M
y Portuguese VS.. Coast Defense
+ $50 p, m.-Chinese VS.. Asahi.
y JUNIOR LEAGUE.
y Sunday
y At Athletic Park. 9 a. m.-Pawa-
~ as VS.. Chinese; IL a. m-Por-
= tuguese VS.. Japanese.
y COMMERCIAL LEAGUE.
y Saturday
y At Alexander Field. ~ me-.
= o. Hall 4 Son VS.. Davies 4
= Co. ...
= At Lower, Punahou Field, 3 a. p.
= m,-<.ak of Hawaii VS. Homo :
= lulu Iron Works.
y RIVERSIDE LEAGUE.
Sunday
\ At Aala Park, t;30 p. m.-Mat-
y son vs.. Athletics; 3 80 p. NJ
y Observation-Disclosures VS.. Maui.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-08-01
B TO BREAK A HABIT,

The istomer in the grocery store,
having nined his clothes, was hopping
.Did you see that sign, Fresh
Paint asked the grocer.
] .0f tfse Isbid, = snapped the Gus
toner, 1but I've seen so many signs
hung nb here announcing something
freth hit wasn't that l didn't believe,
Boston Transcript s. 81 Z
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-08-01
All the
gold

is on the outside of a
gold brick Ali the
mildness is in the thin
wrapper of many mild"
cigars. The filler" is what
counts. For a cigar that is
mild thru and thru, ask for
the General Arthur.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-08-01
isHERnKN,s Luck.

.simbie simon went a fishing in his
me- ,herk pail. "
HEus hang the children.
NeIn,asnt so simple at that" COM
'meh, 1.-The returning angler. Here
j am ~ lscratched up and blistered
and Tint with nothing whatver
10 sh al Dor my DAVIS work. Louis.
vile hfier-Jpurnal.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-08-01
News and Comment
Written by Experts
ISATED OFF ~
SilORT a ~

The q topnotchers Of the Com
mereial fague, the Bank of Hawaii
and the oholuiu Iron Works. meet
on the yer Punahou field this af-
ternoon, pd one or the other is due
for a ID lie. -
The Qdu League would play to
very sliBhcrowds If it wasn't for the
soldiers Next year it would be a
good idtE to have an All-Service
team In fhe league that every soldier
on the Hand could take a personal
and posssssive interest in.
The SOUTH Dakota and West Vir-
ginia are making too brief a stay
this trip to permit of athletics, but
when thy return to Hawaiian wa
tiers thefsailors are sure to furnish
some god sport features. n Both
cruisers have fast ball teams.
Polo pen are In hopes that an
agreement will be reached with the
supervisors relative to the use of the
Kapiola1 Park field in time to stage
this yesr's inter-island tournament
there. II Is figured that the atten-
dance vDuld be increased by many
THOUSANDS. ~ IT,,
Ther is talk of a National Guard
team the Oahu League next year.
This i'd draw some men from the
present league teams, bat there is
enoug naterial in the guard to get
up -class aggregation, and it Is
figured hat such a team would be
good D st for sport and good boost
for tB ynard. ~" !
Thu a lull in army baseball at
prese following the close of the
Army hague series, which was won
by tn 18th Infantry Most of the
regim y have been out in the field,
either battalions or by entire or
ganizl bhs, but now the men are
back barracks for short lull in
field thing, and they are cfamor-
ing fo more diamond sport. A. num-
Der sinter-company and Inter
regim ltl games are in prospect, but
no "a AhiZed ball."
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-08-01

He found his own front porch with
wonderful accuracy, navigated the
steps with precision, and discovered
the keyhole by instinct. Once in the
dimly lighted ball, there was an omi-
nous silence followed by a tremendous
crash. .~- T.. ..
why, what has happened, Henry"
came a voice from above. II
Its all right. Mary, but PIl-I'H
learn these goldfish to snap at mel
Everybody's.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-08-01
RUSSIA TO SPEND
BILLIONS ON ARMY
. AND NAVY SERVICE

ST. PETERSBURG, Russia. At
the time the uational defense COM
mission of the Imperial Duma voted
100,000,000 roubles TO be used in the
department of the Black sea fleet, the
minister Of finance announced that
Russia, during the next five years,
would expend 1920. 100000 roubles in
the maintenance and development OF
the army and marine. ~. f..
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-19
IRIS All own rm srArE.

While local business men in the
Prosperity Talks" published In this
paper have had "a great deal that b.
encouraging and optimistic 10 my
about the outlook for the coiuine
year in Albuquerque, some OF the
most interesting statements have been
made regarding conditions IN the
state at large boy men who get closely
in touch With buslncsaihcn an over
New Mexico. Their predictions as 90
the states progress In 1874 have been
uniformly favorahle ana IL S. even
moro convincing TO read what the
men in the outside towns are saying
about the prospect The same spirit
which actuntea Albuquerque boosters
is evident everywhere else. The tone
~ the talk coming from san Juan
county. from the Pocos valley, from
silver cay. whore the business men
recently had most enthusiastic and
successful annual get-togethor func-
ton; from Iats Vegas. where the
Commercial club has got actively into
the business of encouraging and inn
proving agriculture from Tucum-
earl. whore tho clubs are combining
for better team work from Clovis.
whore they expect the very best year
In their history; from old socorro.
which notes the steadiest and most
substantial growth since the old hal
cyon days; wen, from every town and
city and county In tho stato--it IN an
the same: intelngcntiy optimistic,
confident and enthusiastic
There must De real, solid basis
for such wldely-provailing scnti-
mcnt among tho business builders Of
the great state Of New Mexico. And
with such feeling paramount in
every corner Of tine state. there cor
be- no doubt OF the result in loit
when people are talking and think
lng along these lines YOU couldn't
heed or Prosperity with drove oi
mad dogs and a. volcano.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-19
ONCE AGAIN.

In line with many suggestions be-
ing made ana adopted nowadays Tor
the Improvement OF educational
methods in this country. We should
like 20 again propose revision OF
the courses in geography followed In
eastern schools. Probably on account
or the proverbiol, sopor.fic tondcn-
cies prevailing Ia the city of Phila-
delphin, tho. schools there CIV
identity sim adhere TO the good
old text books they used back
lin the days OF the immortal
B. Franklin. deceased. or course.
the east. particularly PHILADELPHIA. is
very tenacious of the old established
institutions; but q certainly ia high
time Tor the ancient city or broiherly
love 10 can that old goography and
get Within al least half century OF
being up to date.
Tho government should cooperate
in this proposed innovation la Phila-
delphia for the benefit Of the postal
employees there, leo order that thoy
too may acquire fair workna
knowledge Of the political divisions
and subdivisions Of tho globe. which
ought to prove useful in their dails
tasks.
An OF which Is prodicoted upon
the receipt by n. s. Ilthgow of this
city today of some samples of nppcr
sent by the Alvah Bushnell 90, a2i
Hilbert street Philadelphia. Pa "a.
uchcd to the package Is "a neat cas-
printed In rod ink, with the caption
Parcel Post Between United stntoI
ANA Sew Mckee; Form OF Custom'
Declaratlon."
This of course isn't the FIRST iim'
ana Philadelphia S. not the only city
) II has happened so often that one
wearios ~ talking about Co. Il wal
{ bad enough during the sixty years W.
were territory; but after wc hav'
been sovereign state for Ions
enough To wear of an the new var
nish. q does seem that the time hoi
,nrrlyod 20 do something drastic.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-19

SAYS Mr clancy hcro n LIKELY 90 hf
delay 600 Dee collection and Sc vii
prove expensive to start in and odycr-
tiao for bids asain.
This laat phase 81 tho attorney gcu-
erals argument amounts 90 an os.
scrtlon that mo- banks bidding for the
state funds over four per cont ore
to hc considered mrc; that thcro Do
/ little uso in their gi,ing bonds ans
how and that bankers of the state
who have bid more than four per
cent ate not prudent bankers alto
vethcr rather startling ind sweep.
inH assertion.
summing it up, We believe the at.
torncy general has modc mighty
weak argument loo support of tine ot-
luwde OF the Ftato loan commission,
~ which ho ls member
The Herald admits that q e. one
Of The most enthusiastic advocates oi
good roads Boz the state. hui 1t be-
Hovos that rood roads should stand
on their own fcct Certainly "a 81
hardly proper Co ask that n bond
ISSUE improperly provided Tor shall
be- boldcrod NJ at tho expense ct tlir
school moneys.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-19
LARS Glvn mn \ coon sr,nr


Tuesday night sill occur the nrst
general meeting of the Albuquerque
Commercial club Tor the year 1919
A. this meeting b b. planned 90
outline program Of aetlyity for the
year just opened that viii put Albu-
aucrquc further ahead than ia any
previous twelve months
II viii mark the formal beginning
of the organized boosting Of the CHI.
zens ~ Albuquerque for the current
year.
This will be- the first big mceung
for several months and the secretary
has whole desk full Of important
business which has been accumulat-
INK for the action Of the club.
This meeting Is TO bo held solely
ana strictly In the interest 90 the
progress ana welfare aud upbuilding
Of the city ct Albuquerque. u you
arc willing 10 live IN Albuquerque ana
partivlpaie in the advantages which
u iivo progressive city gives YOU, GER
tainly you must be- willing 10 turn out
to meeting Of this kind ana help
plan for more and bigger and better
advantages. II is your meeting "a
discuss things that directly affect you
personally as cltizon Of Aibuqucr-
que; you are supposed 90 bc there,
whether or not YOU are member 81
the club and give the gathering the
benefit OF your ideas ON town-build-
ing and TIE encouragement OF your
presence.
Let W all turn out ana gNt
tho Commercial clubs work rous'
ing start for the new year. There are
many important thlnss which d
wants 20 do; many problems for II
90 solve and Il has unlimited possi-
Utilities for efficiency and Tor gctting
results this year n everybody will
help.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-19
be- TheIr avn Gra,c.. roo.
The Highway Bonds
Gndthe School Fund
state 81 Now MeSieo.


state OF Now Mexico,
Omce OF the Attorney General.
santa re. Jan. 18th, 1914.
TO the Editor OF the Evening Herald;
Albuqucrquc, New Mexico.
Dear Sir; Vf
Your editorial In the issue OF last
Friday, on tho subject of Tho course
OF the state treasurer with regard %
the investment Of the permanent
school fund. luclincs me 10 believe
that there So a point Of view which
has not been suggested 20 you win
regard 60 this matter and which
might lead you 90 somewhat differ
ont opinion.
You and Mr. Do Kay scllcrA end
Ralph TWitChcll and many others are
ardent advocates Of the construction
of good roads az one OF the ser. best
methods of developing the whole
state IN almost all possible directions.
Your leading editorial IN the Same
issue above referred 20, as wen as
numerous other articles, shows your
views on thi subject In RESPONSE 10
that public sentiment the legislature
authorized The issue OF fb0o, 10000 81
highway bonds, tbs proceeds of which
are Go be- used Tor road purposes, but
fixing tho rate OF interest az four per
cent and requiring that the bonds
should be sold az par. u Is impos-
sihle, In the present condition OF the
bond market, 40 sell four per cent
bonds az par ana the intention 81 the
legislature and the general desire OF
the public wlll be- defeated unless
some way csn be found safely Go rea-
ltse money from these bonds. Much
work which might be undertaken, u
this money could bo had, is delayed
I 10 the great disappointment OF many
sections of the state.
Therefore the three officers charg-
cd with the duty Of approving any
proposed inyestment Of the permanent
school fund. alter discussion, reached
the conclusion that nothing could be-
more benc0elbi So the schools them
sviycs. as well as 20 other public i'm
terosts than thc Investment Of this
fund in tho highway bonds. which
I would give the state highway COM
mission, immediately, a considerable
working fund.
The state treasurer takes the POSI-
ton that be rlunot consider the gem
eral public welfare OF the state, or ans
/ Indirect benefit TO the public schools
but must limit his attention solely "a
the question ~ the best rate Of In
terost 10 bo Obtained from the Invest
meut ana, therefore, II he con gel
more than four per cent, he VIII nevei
propose the state highway bonds as ~
inNogtmenl FOR this fund The three
other officers, the governor, secretary
and attorney general. are 20 firmly
convinced Of the Immense value TO the
state at large and 10 tho schools, as
well. FROM good road construction
that they are unwilling 10 approve
any other Investment than IN the
highway bonds, and 30 informed the
state treasurer many months ago. IN
its recent decision. the supreme court
Of the state dlatlnctly fecoeni1oa the
Uncomfortable discretion Of the ap-
proving officers 40 90 these Invest
monis and states that Il ~ true that
those officers have the power 10 elim-
mate any given form of invcsimen,
and by that proeess of elimination
may reduce the state treasurer 10 one
single form Of lnVesimcnt that being
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-19

laai inigrnauQpal wireless congress,
nt which were toprcsonuuyes from
an thc civilized nations of the world.
o. wac planned that Great Britain
should erect gigantic wireless tower
on che banks of the suoa canal and
another nt Calcutlni that Japan
should build one ut Yokohama. that
Italy should construct one near Mes
sino ana these. with the one already
working from the top Of the Eincl
tower To- Paris and with what this
government contributes TO world
communication at Guam and Homo
hula as wen as throu tout America,
viii bc ufn iopt Co stride the world,
and. lN prrconetrtcd Arrangement
transmit messages from any part Of
tbe wurld almost instantly.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-19
TItE HIGHWAY BONDS AND THE
SCHOOL Fund.


The Herald publishes In this issue
communication from Attorney Cen
cral Frank W Clancy regarding the.
controversy between the state loan
commission and the state treasurer
regarding the Investment Of some
$4,000 of state school monoys. the
treasurer insiHting upon investing tho
money in bonds on depositing 1t in
properly secured banks go as to earn
from ato to six aud q half per cent
and the loan commission being equal
~ determined to invest q In the
nato highway bonds, as the only pos
mble means OF making the highway
bonds ~ any use.
The Herald believes that while Mr.
Ciancy's motiyen In the premises are
Of the best. hls judgment is "a fault
in this matter Moreover, his COM
munication falls TO entirely cover the
ground. Ills general argument is
that the money should Doe invested in
the highway bonds hccause tho build
INK Of roads viii 40 benefit the
srhuols, in honeiitng the entire state,
as 90 more than offset the loss in In
tcrcm cntniled Mr.. Clancy points
out that tho loss ~ one per cent as
between highway bonds and bank de-
poFits viii amount 90 only fiioo. Mr.
CiBncy however fails 10 note the
fact that the difference lea interest be-
tween tho highway bond investment
ana the disposal 81 the money pro-
posed by Alr Marion goes as high un
two and two and e hall per cont; and
while he cuueizes the treasurer for
his alleged devotion" Co hank de-
poslts. be fails entirely Co mention
thu trcasurcr's alternative proposition
"a invest the moneys in g.lt-edgod
bonds.
Mr. clancy declares that tho recent
ruling of the supreme court gives the
loan board 'unoontrolunle discro-
tlon" In disappearing proposed in'
voptmen,s by the tftasurr 10 order
10 compel him by an ohminp,ion pro-
crss 10 make ono certain investment
While uncomfortable discretion
may De- permitted the attorney gen
eral should coneedc that we'll cou'
troilod discretion Is much more de-
slrable; and De cannot but be aware
that the object % the law an question
is 10 prevent questionable or sRshtly
irregular disposition OF the state
funds. not 90 compel such use. ~
eyado acknowledgment Of the spiril
Of the law ID the case is auibhhns'
Mr. Clancy makes the interesting
assertion that 40 prudent banker
VIII pay as much aa ave per cent foi
any iengih % time, and In effect as
aeris that lt Is unsafe 10 deposit the
moneys In banks because they mas
20 90 smash, one bank hlddina
having. he says already gone 20 abe
wall Even though the state % pros
tocied ny good and Fpfnclfpt bond
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-19
rIRM FOUNDATION.
Nothing Can Undermine IL In Albu-
qucrquc.

w. 49,
People are sometimes slow 60 rcc-
ognize true merit and they cannot
be- blamed, Tor so many have been
humbuggod Ia the past. The cxpor-
fence OF hundreds Of Albuquerque res-
idents. expressed publicly through
newspapers and other sources, places
Doans Kidney pills on "a frm foun-
dalton here.
r. "a, Spindle. retired merchant,
1915 3 Walter ST., Albuquerque n.
a.. SAYS. % first used Doan's Kid
noy pins eight or ten years ago when
I was living in southern Texas. / was
IN tho mercantile business there and
sold uOau's Kidney pills. 1 had been
subject 10 attacks OF kidney COM
plant uil my iifc. AZ night my back
was painful often tho attacks we're
30 bad that IN order 90 get up, I had
90 catch hold Of something for sup
port The kidney sccretions passed
too frequently both day and night,
often had dizzy spells and couldn't
see for few minutes. Being a. that
part az the country was no help 10
me ponn's kidney pills proved "a
he iuat the medicine I needed. at
tribute my getting ria OF kidney COM
plant through USING this medicine.
ann glad 90 say that the cure made
has been permanent"
For sale by on dealers. Price so
cents Fostor-Milburn Co, Buffalo,
New York. sole agents Tor the United
States
Remember the Doan'B--and
take no other.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-19

the one fonl loft 10 him. which viii
receive the necessary approval" Those
officers regard &, as duty to pursue
this process Of elimination. sanot.pRs
cd by the court, until the siutc treas.
urcr viii pronose an Investment IN
the highwoy bonds
A pgaEtlcal consideration Of the
possible amount OF money Involved la
the difference between four and ave
per cent bond, mag tend 90 convince
the mind that difference 10 So slight
49, 90 be more than offset % the gem
oral considerations 0f the public well
fare already Indicated The perman-
ent-school fund b. al present, not quote
( t140.000.0O and one per cent on that
amount would be a little less than
$4,000. The children of school age
in New Mexico are "a little over one
hundred thousand. but / am Informed
that the enrolment ia In the noigh-
borhood Of seventy thousand. Four
teen hundred dollars per anuum
would give about two cents per capita
OF the enrolled school children and
would be so dinuecd az TO be of no
practical importance,
As TO deposits In banks al sinl
higher rates of interest. 10 which the
state treasurer for some reason APP
pears quite devoted. the element 81
permanency h entirely lacking. u o.
, true that some banks last July bid
high rates OF interest Tor the deposit,
but Il Is noticeable that not ono OF
the hanks at Albuquerque made any
bid whatever for these deposits, ana
u Is the opinion 81 an conservative
bankers that no bank can safely pay
such high rates for any iength 90
:ime. 10 must be that banks which
bid such hiEh rateE do 30 only for the
purpose OF getting money 90 meet
some temporary emergency ana as
soon az thai has been done would re-
linqulsh the deposits. as there would
be no obligation resting upon them 10
continue 10 keep the money. II Is a
significant fact, IN this connection,
that the bank. which bid the highest
rate for a part Of this money since
last July, has since ben compelled 10
close It's doors and go out of business.
-Four per cent Is what II usually paid
BY banks on time certificates Of de-
] NhHtAf anu NV ii'H h'NAN - NfAWHtAHfH =
little above the limit that prudent
bankers would be willing 60 pay for
any deposit. In the case ~ the bank
which closed ~ doors the state would
have been secured by a bond, but there
would have been some possible delay
| lR the collection Of the money, and
there would have boon that amount
| left In the hands of tho state treas
urer for which he would be- cOmpoli-
ed 20 seek another investment with
tho consequent expense OF advertising
for bids and the delay thereby re-
/ quired.
II is quite proper that the public
should be informed ~ 10 such public
matters ana newspapers have Outs
10 perform IN trying 20 Giye the pub
iic correct Information. and ] believe
that YOU deslfe properly 10 discharg'
that duty. n ! ala not think so,
would not take the time to write this
letter 10 you.
Yours very truly,
FRANK W. CLANCY,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-19
WIRELESS MESSAGES 10 GO
AROUND THE WORLD.

Tho world Is now olmoit and soon
win be- completely hotod by wire
less. fho unlted states Is preparing
to cover the western hemisphere with
towers capable Of communicating
across the Atlantic, aud, through the
use OF relay stations from one flde
~ tho Paclflc A. ihe olhor, AZ INC