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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-03-14
CORNELL GIVES UP
HOPE OF PLAY-OFF
Faculty Refuses Permission for
Leave of Absence for Base
ketbaII Team.
PICK COLUMBIA SOCCERITES

A final blow to the hopes OF the
college basketball fans of seeing the
tie between Cornell and Columbia for
the intercollegiate championship
played of In SERIES of games in
New York was given yesterday in
advices received from Cornell The
faculty of that institution met on
Thursday night and the matter was
brought before them. the Cornell
management asking for permission to
play. The Cornell faculty then de-
clared themselves unanimously
against allowing the team leave of
absence even forfone game. The Cor
nell management has therefore given
up all idea OF a play-off.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-03-14

DOVER.
First Blood for Hoboken III. g.

Hoboken High School registered a
81 to IS victory over Dickinson High
School last night at Hoboken, In the
first game of a series. the outcome
of which will decide the scholastic
basketball championship of Hudson
county. The Hobokenites outclassed
their opponents from the very outset.
"A feature of the game was the stiff
guarding that held the scoring ability
of Connolly, of Dickinson, and Van
Kamren, OF Hoboken. in check. Con-
molly, who Is rated as one of the best
basket markemen in the vicinity.
failed to land a single field basket,
while Van kampen, the Hoboken
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-03-14
CLARKE Stars for Penn.

The Haverford College gymnastic
team was defeated by the score Of 81
TO 90 last night at HaNerford by the
tt am of the University of Pennsyl-
vania Penn carried off first place In
all SIX events, three OF them going 20
Clarke whose work was of sensa-
iional order.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-03-14

In fast and exciting game on the
Dover court, the Dover High School
basketball team defeated the South
Orange High School quintet yester-
day by score of 80 to IS.
South Orange led at half time by q
score OF 10 to H. Upon the opening
of the second period, Dover started a
rally In which II tailed enough points
to stall off a belated South Orange
squirt and win the contest.
Fltzsimmons. the South Orange for
ward, scored 10 points of his teams
tally, while Parker led the Dover
quintet with field baskets and
free throws. The summary:
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-03-14
MORAN CONFIDENT

NEW YORK. March 14.-Frant
Moran. white hope returned HON"
from Paris yesterday aboard the
Mauritania Of the Cunard line, for "a
rest. prior to meeting Jack" John
son In Paris on June q for the heavy
weight Championship of the world.
Moran. who looked remarkably well
conditioned stated emphatically, with
out a ira of boasting. that lac is
going to whip Lii Arthur.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-03-14

Barringer High School may have a
wrestling tournament yet. Even
though the baseball seasons early
start caused Chief Broadhead TO
abandon plans for the annual set of
grapples, interest In the mat game
is SO keen that II is Thought that the
decision may be reconsidered Many
of the students are practising In order
to be in first-class condition.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-03-14
Cobb win Join Detroit Today.

A telegram was received at New
Orleans last night from Manager
Hugh Jennings. of the Detroit Amer
Tyrus Cobb, outfielder, would join
the Tigers today, when the team
would arrive for series of games
with the New Orleans Southern
League club.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-03-14
Central to Elect Captain.

Central High School S basketball
team will elect a captain for next
season, during the early part of next
week. Sam Lehrhoff and William
Abramson are expected 10 be the
candidates. All of the team. which
captured the Newark High Schools
Athletic Association basketball charm
pionship, will be back In harness next
year with the exception of Rudy
Kruger, who has graduated.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-03-14
south Side Grid Schedule.

Manager Edward Bedford, of South
Side High School, announced yester-
day the 1914 football schedule as fol-
lows.
AHetober Lincoln High at Newark.
s 0ctober 10-Battiu High at Elizabeth.
October i1-Newton High at Newton.
October 23-Central High at home.
October 20--IrvingtOn High at home.
November 3-St. Benedict prep" al
home.
November 0-Belleville at Newark.
November 11-Lincoln at Jersey City.
November 20-Isarringer High ut New
ark
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-03-14

Captain Eben j. D. Cross. OF the
winning team. won for the third sue
cessiVe year the all around swimming
championship of Princeton University,
making a total score OF 472k points
out OF possible 600, Captain {. IL.
Bruchard, Of the freshmen was sec
ond, totaling 44Oh points. No records
W ere broken.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-03-14
LOVES CONTENT.

What do | care II, day by day,
Down podrs the rain from sullen
skies?
No cloud can hide from me away
The SUNSHINE of your eyes;
And. VIII lie ] find my sunshine there
What do | care?
let the skies be gray or blue,
0 let the seasons rain or shine,
20 long as | am dear to you,
So ong as you are mine,
days be foul or days be fair,
What do l care?
New York Weekly.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-03-14
MATCH FOR RlTCHEE

BUFFALO. N. Y, March a.
Willie Richie. lightweight boxing
champion, and Jimmy Duffy. Of
Lockport. have been matched to box
here the second week in May. Ritchir
is guaranteed $40 600. with a privilege
of As per cent of the gross receipts
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-03-14
DEFIANCE LAUNCHING

BATH. Me-. March IA The racine
sloop Defiance. a candidate for IN
defense Of the Americas Cup. will
launched on May II. according e
George M PYnchon. of New York
managing director OF the tri-city syn
dicate which is building the boat here,
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-03-14
ELI CoxsMnIn Refnrnr.

Allan Maclane. jr. of Garrison, Md,
coxswain of the Yale freshman eight
last year. has returned to the univer-
sity. Three weeks ago he broke his
leg while coasting. He will report
for work with the varsity crew as
soon AS his condition will permit
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-03-14

Yale's fencing team met defeat at
the hands Of the Springfield. Mass,
Training School yesterday. five bouts
10 four The match took place in the
Yale gym"
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-03-14
coon ENOUGH.

One of the raiiying cries OF the
German army Is work, play,
laugh, study. sing" That is good
enough for all mankind. every
where.-Milwaukee Sentinel.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-03-14

The eleven men who will make up
the Columbia, soccer team that Is to
meet Haverford In the opening game
OF the intercollegiate league series ut
Haverford today. were selected yes
terday. as follows: Krofel. goal;
Romeo. right back; Laguardia. left
lack; Mason. right halfback; Hamil-
ton. centre halfback; Schwartz, left
halfback; Colingwood. outside right;
Colquhoun. inside right: II. H. Shan
holt, centre; II Shanholt, inside left.
and Pack, outside left. Day will &C
company the team as q substitute.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-03-14
Chinese Team Defeated.

In its first game since arriving
from Honolulu the Chinese baseball
team Of the University OF Hawaii
was defeated by the University OF
California yesterday at Berkeley,
Cal, by d score of to 3.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-03-14
Meet at Annapolis.

The Carlisle Indians and franklin
and Marshall will be the opponents
8, ( the Midshipmen In field and track
meet which will be held ut Annapolis
on May 23. Charles Mayser. the for
mer Newark Academy physical direc-
tor, liz the coach OF the Franklin and
Marshall track team.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-03-14
Another Game for South Orange 0Iris
South Orange High Schoopz riria'

South Orange High Schools girls
team added another to It's list of VIC
tories yesterday afternoon, when 1t
defeated the Battin High School sex
tet at South Orange by score of 10
TO is. The South Orange missiles claim
the championship OF the State, as
they have yet to taste defeat The
play OF the Misses Thomas and Sea-
ger featured the game. The sum-
marY:
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-03-14

Yale defeated Princeton in their
annual dual gymnastic meet last
night by the score Of 30 To "A Captain
Maxim of Yale, was individual high
man, taking first honors IN the horse
eA ent, second In the parallel bars and
third In the rings.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-03-14
SHE KNEW.

If there were four flies on a table
and | killed one how many would be
lett" inquired the teacher.
One" answered the bright little
girl-"the dead one"
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-03-14
Championshlp Game To-day.

Montclair High School and East
Orange High School grapple this
afternoon at Bloomfield High School,,
gymnasium in a play-off game for
the championship Of the New Jersey
IntersC hUlastic League.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-03-14
Lehirh. 40 nrannle Penn.

PENIS wrestlers will compete In
their last dual meet of the season to-
night, when the Red and Blue crap
PIERS will tackle Lehigh at South
Bethlehem.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-03-14
ASHAMED OF TnEw.

ASHAMED OF THEM.
why does Brown sometimes go by
another manner"
He used to sign the popular songs
he writes"
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-03-14
RATTIN.
SOUTH ORANGE.
Central Athletes AwaIt Sell.

i heterees-Miss De Forest. Miss Deck,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-03-24
The Pillar Of Sand''
BY W. R. Castle, Jr.

Those read The W. R. Castle Jr two years
will welcome
The Pillar of the whole, better
probable There break the gradual development and
untangiBg Of a very possible modern situation.
Hugh Brandon ovabe but unfortunate character unfortunate
the qualities make him ovab his
large bankngco the Booph Trust The head
this house Francis Evans who has made his the
presidency infuena company
From the calculating Francis
path Of the sensitive and unfortunate Hugh
certain them made itself
Francis all beWelborn weloved unsuied
fame gentleman in of the word &c.. .tsl
All these he feels girl
his social ambition bade him marry,
Hugh odme friend who knows his weaknesses while loving him
for his loved by him.
nyisng will Of Francis appeal to her She admres him
what the mddecas advantages
Of rente birth M gentle breeding. "...#
When the bank which, by
finally attributed Hugh Francis able
Louise him successful trampe Of weaing She
mar him his shaowness
She also Of his bad
arrest and When Hugh and
I've discovered that Francis had concealed evidence which would
in the
esng development Louise cave husband
deceit prepare help
front them a result OF; his actions.
Hugh West and there retirement produce poetry
win be his felowen. Such
him by qkoc and interesting old gentleman
Mr. Mahmon We taught that Hugh produce
high of having undergone
ence lie had things because his
The Of such in the strengthening rpnng
character brought home TO sand made to feel that much
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-03-24

When reveie morning
hundred and City the all
had lovely collective Crouch They had slept tried
sleep with the rain all night dripping through Of
These such they reempted early the evening by
the experienced odmers while for the youngsters
had to do the best they could in the And their
quite good enough although they byouaeked the
hunks tables other article OF barak furniture that
woud hang shelter half poncho FROM
fortunately holes in the floor to let the
number in the roof let IL in. -.a...s
High Private Jones spirits He young
bunke dry the evening before
bag and baggage. Consequently he dry
he to
youngser crawling ont of his puddle dis
regarding the that
proceeded to violate all the Articles of War speaking most
respectfully Of his betters ... ~ ~ ~
wonder the guy figured roofs anyhow
They're swell proposition amt teyf Some fine
teurei They ain got enough pitch to off sunshine
but that amt the clever Of IT, Nn rubbsrod
and make fancy patterns the elements in guess pretty
forgotten gevancs
and was almost ready 10 smile ...
well fellows continued don't
but yourselves anyhow That's what's the you Always
hnkn of yourselves Suppose did have
didn't hurt did tf AM IL IL did, it's line OF
how amt 1T What erabbn' about
needed this rain badf Just an think good
that figured out that eighty pipeline
au hills Now he III have enough water in his reservoir
job pump away from the res.
rvoir now The waern run into the pipe of its accord
There u be plenty Of it, .q. s# ~
As the youngter trying digest
omebody good High Private
report him Mt the call He going
his He down wait for breakfast sol
uzng meanwhile about people who roofs that didn't shell
and pipe lines where the
the machinery In the laundry that backwards
when they tried il out sts gn"h stk5 .t5 # @t.t. 81.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-03-24
Small II lks

DR. F. scientific paper says that whales tongue
taken in. 49,. ~. ''-~-. .77
COUNTY ENGINEER wHITEHousE resting much easier
not
able for that automobile going pail the other day
JUDGE EDNGs Chairman Of the Civil Service commsonI
the last commission but here for business
wEDER- twelve hundred hibiscus cuttings over
to Waikiki last week including twenty y, varieties wauk@
out and take care Of them ~ n ~
CAPT CHARLES BAKERThis jOydnR business which keeps
@ got 70 stop The police department going the soft pedal
MANAGER HENRY McRAE-If you think that an automobile
ss h E j. pSngss Dt I'M Sc picture q
Won will have something to talk about g. ~ g 49,
@ Of sn sa q M Ss% but think that as far s
the dress Of tie better class Of chinese U0'n 20 %
PRINCESS q those people who tried to crowd
Where did t5y Sn naan anyho nS nS ay present ss
dollars too It's enough to make lady digped with the whole
DooNIE HARTMANTBe life Of farmer i. the real thing
he Rs
ponneo NSfs owls in S ' % poultry owing to the pre-
H TREETI find that putting TrsnTIurTes in the adyer
Using pages Of The Advertise attracts plenty q attention to
put on my mailing list stating they had seen the reprint
end that they attract good Seai attention but
the public S.s % at an ss 81 9 9
That y very important position hope Governor Pahhsm viii
pOration interests but wouldn't like 70 the position 60
ARCHIE months ago was one Of the agent.
like Cupid Treadway If apponted by D. L. O. to take
s to 49, evening" d1s % Those couples wSo Se.
to be marriage after has to wait M
arrives, the following day. "a. .at tl. s@g #
F. NJ swANzYIt nearly thry.hree onehrd per
collect all Of the that Official
plantations and larger corporations in their
great deal Of their
to the government The machinery for the collection
small balance Of the annual ponderOns
that costs the government at least onehrd of the
collected This is 4Aksm
TREASURER eoNKLING next legislature win probably
take the issuing Of marriage licenses of
pontees and provide for tho county
TO handle the business making
should be- Then the public will be protected from interruptions
ssue Of licenses and at the there win
cening talk of
been shouting because their graft
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-03-24
The Maui Cinch.
y = = y =

Ny advice to aspiring to become official Maui
Over Kauai the officials kept under the plantation
scope and every little wggle noted On the Big Island the Of
fca have at their heels that keep continually
things unbearable
of private institution the Kau boundary line
the official
ing the fhmarke politicians
appeasedai6Iiut Mani il 4. +.
Not long The BYstander attention
that the County of Mani buying awe beans from Mani
officials and paying four kinds of prices for them while for the
computation the beans all the road making machinery had been
moved out of the sheds and left the elements
of the Maui newspapers reprinted what The Bysander had
to = . - O..
little that fact that
the head the Maui had suddenly
automobile
cusher the PERHAPS Official
had made a Profound silence
But there curious Valley
and they investigated along the surface the being
most heang reports that has been since the tabu
broken regarding the Hawaiian planters association The
port was regular sensitive plant that shut time y came
saving anything The investigators discovered
had been MIXED variety that officials
privately proftDg public
been dckeng county popertybu they did
report They fced edge of the lid and let out Whit but
thew mOdestly let II that, s.,arg 40. s
Thus remark above Is better to be official Maui than
about anywhere else There hess interference from below
butting in from above.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-03-24
Kokual

viii not be the fu Of the county judges il there be no
provement 9i practise the Of the members Of
the barA weeks Judge Parsons of Ho drew attention
to the grng misuse Of intelligence by legal praeton
the nmsy technes they the defense of those
charged with crimes Judge Khgsbury Of waku draw
ing aenten the lawyers have of clearing the ures Of
for that fair will give their clients
the justice they The examination Of juyman
by the lawyer is about nonsensca farce long
suffering public has for and Judge Kngsbuy further re-
marks peremptoy challenges unqua
flied approval Charging grand jury, he said, in part;
You also directly upon certain class attorneys by
showing them that do not honor them when they to sub
terfuge and ckery For examples See If when criminal
called the attorney for the defendant after exhaung all his
challenges begins his pemptory challenges exbaus
challenging of the II his
with him sufficient that they moth
ing Of the parties that they have prejudice against the defend
his that they absolutely unbiased and pejudice
in any and in and qualified
fair impartial jurors and he shows that sueh he hal
they learning
intelligence corruptbe challenges
them and thus rejects as far as he can the very best men Of the
and the best the jury panther show dap
prevail He do this law every intelligent
Judge lawyer his judged
and let be known spoken of until such lawyers hear and
feel il let be said Of them that what they honest
jury candid and able but that they
advantage which ignorance Prende gives to the
will begin the work Of reformation their part from
ton lawyers who 50 act Do You destroy practise
Of rss 5 hsn they are S%s Saa
There able and honest lawyers Give them praise and
of an the the nobcsis power respon
sibilties greatest. trIe 4! .
'we have rght demand lawyers other
If minister breaks the moral law blame him than others
and rightfnlly . 9rs i.I' ~ ",HA4a1 NH
or lawyer regards
than Others II against all the the
his
to decee ne oe nd BY te truth and to work for the
honest lawyer Is the nob work of God nor will admit
"a. 4
There most reliable truthful honest who eminent
than proporonay other
is the rule that all eminent and able
weak, incompetent
that learned able
honesty and faehood signs of poor awyepoo every
. ,
Do sypathize with with criminals
but
than the penal statutes proceedings stamp
evl-doing' ''., -, ,... ~ ~.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-03-24
Their Weddings Was Sanitary

They have progressed farther eugenea in Cincinnati than Wis
consn At wedding just held the Ohio city, bride groom clergy
witnesses swahed antiseptc wrap
pings Permission for the ceremony
health The bride had scarlet
madenly bushng and would not be denied .'E.
What valuable essonl eugenc TAX
chances with physicians certificates error
avon" all risks of freakh they Joined aept atri
firmly establishing the precedent that love
well loekhs and giving and deeper Interpretation
sickness and in health -. H. 4, q. .s..'
Will generation ago Hemans would have
mmozed the tragic the would paid
this penalty Of death But today science pes poetry
elect their victims the Of disease and
less romantic than dying together but satisfactory And
less win live happily after which
old time after all-Boson Herald,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-03-24
Taking the Woman's Arm

another great question confron Ohio State
Journal Is IL correct to take when walking with hef
This question made Kaiser William who
issued dt that officers of the German take the
companion, his This
simple Men getting with anyhow An
Fort Sheridan Any gentleman 1t is incorrect
invadsm And
noted authority these matters in Chicago quoted saying
t0ny would take lady except hand her
danger illness. 7" ' s tf# 8I.E&T. ,tt .-.t l..
generally repudiated society 1t
ought not be- because encourages dpy and respe There
that should be
gotten the
easily disappears II say it, yet this slight fami
making than
she ought There fashion in this winter coats that
dseourages habit that
big and awkward that is hard to find the How know
Our wife has .E a.s.' ..f. V fgL Nh" ~ ..'
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-03-24

bitterness in life brings with corresponding enrichment of soul
power.
The book whole spcnddy and logically developed One
and interested in the characters which wedawn
Louise perhaps sympathetic
unresponsve, enigma friends GOODNESS
than redeemed by the warmth Reggie Turner kndes He Hugh
friend companion his faith boundless His deli
humour and Sparkling contribute greatly the value
of the book His mm constant joy. Mrs Mande
Mrs Haon DELIGHTFUL types Boston
into really charming Bcton bones and made feel the and
pleasing atmosphere created by their gentle The itself
keen its pausibity
the psychological mp
els the semade Par Sand' the young
like Hugh poet dreamer The book will the
American reader in than ~. .S.-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-03-24
Too Many Guardians.

friend of mine little the other day. but cautioned
about saying anything about it in the YOu know this
Lent she explained and nodded She Epopaan
she calls it Chuchwoman and she afraid that good
friend Bishop Resariek would about her little social fling If
into the society column which reminds told 1t
to her and she thought quite bphmus dropping
little girl had been told that she must be very good
all occasions BECAUSE If mother father failed
find about her naughnes God
everything do in the dark her mother told the
little girl properly goodness could
however, and day slipping into her bedroom she began
fashion dolls with her mothers embroidery
against the rules The house had followed
little gIby gazing at her. until it too much Kick
ing at the cat, she said: o.. -t.....
"Get Of here Isn't bad ENOUGH to watching
all the time without hanging around tool" .. -.
When publishing of
bridge felt like the cat. ....t- "'
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-03-24
8 =
! |.ySt9ard!gr:
The white House and The City Engineer.

Being any comfy newspaper all beer and t
by any means better than being the editor
Hawaii Herald IN this particular that IT does not
include indulgence IN the daily puzzle solving contest in which the
Herald match his wits against the combined rontrarine
o through whose hands the Herald daily wireless
vice must pass. KS M Eat# ft3taEs tq.E t4iff.
which the Herald exercise interpret his
within ordinary human ine
s,4StFF ss53tl NO. 1891 wi
Tuesday Democratic terri
committee Includes Pacheco Honolulu
had denounced the Washington policy and the Governor judi
cial selections. went. n % R-4iEt gag.
following the referring Of
Honolulu SUPERVISOR said: Pacheco and Wolters
White House. x gf t.h hN hsaf
Now ordinary would Of have thought that the
gentlemen question had used the pervq meeting
another fling at the Washington but Editor
by th time
standing he
foows Supervso
correct. & .} Et.i ~
But ism Y that going sonnet #e &E ..A .ata#a#t