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kut1a11l @anR.

s. @erman @abe, Neorees 11oitil-
lingsfommisier / Gan lyraneiseo,
1bnGnnt til &omlal / Chicago.
&riltiania 6en 246e Sec. s. Ser
nlan @a6e, Georges @eneralfom1nis-
ler til Fanama>Hacific n61tillingen
/ Gan 5ranciseo, er blepen u6nepnt
til norif @oniul / Chicago efter
&oniul Oscar $. @augan.
&r. @a6e bar oglaa fer b9ret
norif &onir1l Chicago. San opgab
@tillingen 1910 og reiite tilbagc
til Morge. Oscar $. @augan, @pn
at ben afoeoe Nreii6e1t for State
.@anf al Chicago og ielp fnpttet til
lamme 8anf, blep 6a u6n9b11t til
&oniul. &r. @a6es l16nebnelie
ifer iom Gelge al BEN of @orges @e-
giering og Stortbing fatteoe 8eilut-
ming at u6ie116e lenne6e &onll1lcr
til be fornen1ite Ste6er / l16Ianoet.
s. @erman @a6e er fg6t paa
Grogner &erregaar6, &riitia1ia, ben
lite Nuguit 1871. Sans Gnber,
@erbaro Wnbe, Bar drnerifunf Sc.
tteralfonful / ariitia11ta, bbiIfen
Stilling ban in6ebapoe / 25 Mar.
Sans Mo6er ct Mmerifanerin6e af
6eoiel og ne6itamner fra en- anieet
6a1nilie / Cambridge, Masi. Ger
regaar6en 6rogner bar blot og bre6t
befienot for fin @ieitfribeo, og /
ben elore @a6es Gi6 bleb 6en BE,
iegt af mango bergn1te amerifanife
reiien6e, 6eriblan6t General Grant,
Mnoreip Carnegie, Senatorerne @or
og @etmore, SAUL Dn @baillu m.
II. @erman @a6e fom til Mnerifa
/ en- ganlfe 1ng 9lloer og itn6ere6e
pe6 @arbar6 l1niperiitD og &arbar6
2ap 5cbool. San ne6latte fig iom
@agfprer / Chicago bpor ban ienere
blep palgt til Mapor / 6orita6en
5oreit Gitp. S sSanuor 1906 blep
Fan uonepnt til 11orf @icefoniul I
Chicago.
&erman @aoe egte6e / 1897 Miis
Mlice Garfield Sling af Chicago, en
Slegtning al Hrnii6ent Garfield.
Gin @ien6om / Soreit @itp fal6te
ban Srogner.
Gom 9eorges GeneraIfommisinr
til n6itiIlingen San 6rancisco
gioroe @r. @aoe Jig neget afbol6t
hlan6t l1oitillingens 6olf iaabelion1
of ollie beidgen6e, bbem ban bite
oen 1tgrlte sSSn1goefommenbeo.
6oipitaIsrefpiiifer life aontra-
banbe, flyer Mmbasiabpren. @aib-
ington BEN 246e Sec. Sen brittle
Mmbasia6e benegte6e / en- Critic
ring taften, at Storbrttunnten bapoe
l16pi6et til &olpitaIsrefptliter af
alle Slags tit Gorbu6 moo sssnofdricl
til De germanife alliereoe af ilige
@efbiitter Iabet at @ummi. Set
@goe &ors bab6e me6t @anffeligbc-
Der / 6enne &enieenbe og benpen6te
fig til l16enrigs6eparte Der
tgien bos l1benrigsbeparten
2on6on ibgte at lette' 8orien6elien
at itore Masier al Soipttalsrefpiiiter
Der bab6e opbobet fig bet @pbe
4ors' SopeofDnrter Seem Sort.
Set @6be @ors' 8eitpreIie tiger, at
De life bar fl1nnet faa 9illaoeIie til
at ien6e @efptiiter af noeen Slags
til Ge1tralmagter,1e.
stpret for Bacificfpitens ,torHe
Sangerforbl1no bar beilltttet, at BET
npfte @angeritrbne ifaI boloes I |
auguit 1916. Steoet ct enonn lite
beiten1t afgiort;; men oet bliper art-
taselig geIIingbam, Maib. |
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9mlRtta GRtrtt1g.
&pmmmnale SnletrGer, Smlelang
@aberne, Maofmrpe til fattige
amerifamfe StorbDer.

amerttan1te StDrbDer.
Seem g)orf oen 24oe Sec. Gen
rfficielle Seiring af Sulen begpnote
iaften g}ep Oorf me6, at 2piene
terotes paa oe rfomnunale Sule-
treer" og @or iang SSuleiange> ME-
oer1s Euli,16er af Berioner uoe paa
iiloige Sulein6tieb itanieoe for at
lGtte. Guiin6er al Ma6furpe blen
uooelt of Observation-Disclosures
Eao 8erien / @all 5treet, / 8al1'
fer og Meglerfontorer, @utifer og
6abrifer blep Sulegratialer nooelt
me6 rnno &aa11o. @apefieb foregif
efter en lterre Maaleltof emo nogen=
linbe.
S alle fatbolffe &irfer bar Der
ipeciel Observation-Disclosures, bpor
8enner on Treo opienotes, ifplge
Snltrur fra &aroinal GarleD.
- Chicago oen 24oe Sec. @5i-
Cages itprite Sui paa mango slnr
besp1ote, ioet Mprfet falot paa. S
@ro,1t Narf oe6 Stranoen er Der ct
90 500 bpit sssuletre meo en- ifintte1t-
Sc Stierne Goppen {pre6en6e 2ps
1,o oper en- flor Sorlamling. @elo'
beltalte6e v@anta=Glauler" inofinoer
fig i oct tet befolfeoe 2eiegaar0s=
itrsg og ietter igien fplote Maofur=
be paa 8agtrapperne.
-. ct. 2onis oen 246e Sec. Sil-
trobs for en- forrpgen6e @neItorm
ion1le6es en- Masle Menneifer iaften
paa en flor aaben 4laos for at be-
tragic set itore fomntnnale Suletrp
og oeltage / slfipngelien af Suleian=
ge. SO tuiin6 Sangere fra &irfer
og @foler bar ipreot omfring 8e=
boeliesltrbget og fang foran @in=
6uer, bpor sSnlelps branote 5an=
gerne in6lamle6e Henge til 8arne-
bielpforeningen.
- Sra mango an6re 8per beret-
tes ON eSulens 6eiring meo fon1mu+
nale SSl1letreer, @ang @aoerne %
ll6oeling al Maofurpe til fattige.
= 6argo> sc. g., BEN 24oe Sec.
@ammeloogie SuleIange bleb iunget
iaften of IS 8ern fra Meniterifolen
peo Goncoroia College / Moorbeao
for @otienterne / 6argos og Moor-
beo6s &oipitaler.
= @aibington BEN 24oe Sec. S.
$. &ooDer> oct Spioe @us' Gbief
niber, Der bifarierer for Nreiioent
@ilion iom Santa CLAUS, bab6e set
meget trablt ioag. Weeo en- Muto=
mobil fnl6laitet me6 Ereie11ter ret
ite ban oper til 8irginiaiioen of Yo-
ton1acflo6en for at u6oele @aber til
SO af 8reitoentens in1aa 8enner.
De Dor lon9s @aibingtonbeien mel
fem 5lo6en og 8irgtt1ta Club, bpor
ban ofte ipiller Golf. 9o BON par
fproig me6 bette, gab ban fig ifait
me6 ct fort SlletrG / anben @tage |
set @bi6e &us, bpor ii Str6mper
iful6e benges iaften. Greet ifuI6e
pDrtes for McM6oo=8grne1e, 5aIlD
og Soma; 8rplt6entens 8arnebarn
gllen Mc46oo, z Maane6er gam.
mel; Srancis 8oues Sapre, / Mar
gammel, 8r9it6entens Dotterign, og
SSoiepbine gatbron, en- @ran6niece,
12 Mar gI., fom ttlbrt1tger Sulen /
'bet 6pibe @ns. Desu6en ct ser
oofillige borne sssulegi9iter / bet
@pioe @ns.
Sot 5prings, Na., ben 24be
Sec. 8refioent Milion % Grne
.oeltog iaften / en- goo gannmel @ir.
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6nerta alporlig ina. gl 8a

@merta albDrltg fDg. u Baio,
Ser, Ben 276e Sec. General Bic.
toriano Suerta, ben tioligere propi-
ioriife 8rpii6ent Merieo, Der boil.
bes ! garetngt for arenfelie d oe
Jorene6e Staters Meutralitets slope,
er alporlig ipg % blep ioag fgrt fro
Jangileti Sort glifs til iin Suftrlls
BoIig. man fienoer lite Il, bpuos
ban bar. Sans gagter for.
bIiber bos banl.
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Set italienife &riaSfelt.

- NOm ben 260e Sec. sra Der
ltore .&opeofparter befienotgioroes
offtcielt ioag: v2angs SDrol-Sren-
tino-&1rr1ten 6ronten bar Ser b9ret
en- intens 9lrtilleritrefning. 6tet-
Sen bombar6ere6e otter beboc0e
Streq og onrette6e Ii6t Sfa6e. De
trilleoe ogiaa enorme 5tene paa
9an6sbDen 2oppio M6igeoalen fra
operbangenoe Shipper, men uoen at
giere alporlig 5fa6e. Sort 9lrttlle=,
ri bombaroereoe talrige &olonner at
Mmmunitionspogne UNDER SremrDfs
11ingen."
Song Eeter Stalien
- &rin6iit, Stalien> ben 25oe
Sec, bta Yoris, 27oe Sec. Song
Yeter al 5erbien er anfommet berttl
omboro paa en- italienif &rDoler.
San aflog reiolut in6til I'LL at for
la0e fin Seer, og oct bar bare pao
inotrenge11oe Mnmooning fra i'm
5gn, Erinsregenten, at ban filll11t
gift ne6 paa at gaa / 2an0flDgttg=
be6. .
1eriiife &abtnet falbt.
- 2on6on 6en 266e Sec. u9et
teriiife &abinet er falot> tiger &elt-
ters &orreipon6ent I Geberan. uSprit
Sirnan Sirma er al Sbaben ble-
ten u6nepnt til Yreniermtniiter.
9ette aniees iom e1, 6iplomatiif @eir
for 6e alliere6e."
8ritiif Strife foreitaar.
- 2on6on 6en 286e Sec. Otter
to &imers Sorbon6linger igaar
oiournere6e set BRITTLE @abinet til
ioog n6en at bore fommen til nogen
Mfgiere1ie ne6 SenfDn til tbltttgen
Weilttertieneite. timber 9isfusito-
men fremgif Oct, at ser berifebe flor.
Meningsforifiel. ~Eimes"s parla'
mentariife @orreipon6ent flyer, at
5ttllingen er fil6en. ~Dailp Mail"
flyer, at 9ln6retp 8onar 2otp, &olo-
nialmtni1t 1teren, og 2or6 8itcbener,
@rigsmtnilteren, life bor f1argiort
lin @tilling, rne6ens 81. S. 8alfour,
ferite M6niroIitetslor6, iber6ig n1o6=
ietter fig Epang> bpori ban gibes
Me6bol6 al ct 6lertal al Miniitrcs
ne. Men Dabi6 2lopb=@eorge, War=
fien al aonsaotpner Sarf Guraon,
Sir Sreoerict g1nitb, S: Nnftin
Chamberlain, @alter @nme Gong
og Sarlen of Selbonrne er ! 8aper
af Epang 1ne6 @enipn til Mtliter,
tienelten itrar. 2lop6=@eorge itges
at babe 1ogt til Msquttb, at 6eriom
oenne life faitbol6t lit 26fte ON nt
Epong ltgeoberfor ugifte
Men6, bpis Sc lite n1el6te Jig un6er
2or6 DerbDs &efruteringsplan, fun
De Fan life blipe itaaen6e iom Me6.
lem al 9fegieringen. umorning Ee-
og v@brontcle", ser begge
pr imo6 tpnngen Militertieneite, me.
ner ogfao, at Der btl blibe en- &riie
aller npe @alg.
8alfanfrigen+
= 2on6on Sen 286e Sec. st Te-
(egram til ~Eimes" fra @alonift
nel6er:
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bunos 1919 WeiIlion Collars ! iapa,
neiif @1tlo. Sftbet bar MT % paa
1l,0OO Sons. Yasfagerliiten ON.
fatteoe 81 MR1b, 81 @bin6er % 15
8grst, pc fleite al oem brittle I'm
berlaatter.
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ginia Sulefeit / ben rummelige
2ounge 6eres @otel. S ben enc
gn6e al gummet bar ct itort, feltlig
ppntet Suletre, pasiet al en- fort
Santa Claus. Is Negre optraaote
foran oct og bolot De tilite6eperen6e
/ en 1ta6ig 2otter me6 fine Bitter og
Sagter. Da @ilion ogs 6rue an=
fonL fa16t 6e en- flor Masle al glaoe
@jelter itaaen6e og bente paa Jig.
Set bar Mi6nat, fpr Sellfabet brp6
op. -..
Gioligere paa 9agen blep Ere1i=
6enten og Srl1e oberralfet peo efter
i'm @jernfomit fra en- slutomobiltur
at fil1oe paa lit Mi6oagsbor6 ct feit=
Zig oplpit tibet Suletre mes cn
6re6soue &oppen.
@binbelt9e Gagfprere ct fellcs
sSpretagenbe. Chicago ben 22oe See.
80 fpinoelige Sagferere @bicago
bor 6onnet en- offentlig Defen1orliga
for Eiger> blep set befienotgiort
ioog, / 6en &enligt at binore nogen
Eige fra at blipe ien6t / Sengiel
for en fgr1te @angs 6orieelle 81
gaens Me6lemmer oil anmo6e Cont
mer Slion af Municipalretten on1 ut
oprette en- {peciel Domltol for Higer
og lloneDne en- &pinoe 1om Dor1=
mer. Sagfprerne bar lobet at bic cit
Sag bper Maoneo til BEN forelaae=
Sc ipecielle Domltol og forlpare n11ge
tpi1tbelige @Dn6ere frit.
>uGtocfbolm" fommen frem. geep
gorf 6en 276e Sec. Sen ipenite
Camper ,@tocfbolm", Der tioligere
bar y vYots6am" at @ollano= =Mmertf1'
Iinjen, naae6e Seem Oorf igaar fra
@pteborg, Sperige, paa fin fqrite
Sur for oen nDe ibenif%anerifanffe
2inie. @fibet blep ftaniet af en- en=
gellf &rp6ier Mor6ipen og fprt til
4irftpoIl og bol6t tire Gage. SO
8o1tieffe, Ser mistenftes for at boz
re al tpit 9prin6elie, bleb fiernet Of
8ritterne. r.
2bnsforbbielie. Chicago Sen 276e
Sec. @ullman-@ompaniet bill gtpe
pisie al fine Sunftionprer en- 2ens>
forbeielie af ialt ca. 100000 fom
glptoarsgope. 100000 gaar til
8onbuftgrer % &orters % &eften
til forifiellige Mgenter. De Teller
to1t 5000 al $1,000 Sunfttonarer.
Mrbeioere Tabrifer og Separations,
bprfiteoer er iffe tn6befottet.
Gm Mamb meb Al 8brn. @prtng,
fielo, Mo., Sen 266e Sec. g. Dabis,
81 glar gammel, Ser ifal babe Al
8ert, bporaf 33 leper, bie6es igaar
I Gaboo1, Mo., til Mrs. Macon, 80
Mar. 20 al bans 8grn og oper 100
al bans 8prnebgrn bar ttlite6e beo
&an bar peret gift tire
@ange for.
Gtraffan9er benaabes til Sui. -.
2ittle gfocf, Mrf., Sen 226e Sec. -
@ubernpr George B. Sans frigap
beo Sen aarltge Sulebenaa6ntng %
5truffanger, alle biemmebgrenoe /
Mrfanias.
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ter. 8eiatl1i,1gen pnn 162 Mano
% De 100 gasfagerer, 6eftbla,1bt 8.
S. 2eieb, Nmerifaner, blep alle reo-
be6e.
st Telegram fra Eofio flyer, at
set ianfeoe 5fib tog lneo fig til.
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9anpitibet ,,gaiafa Wsor.t" !.

@albington ben 276e Sec. Den
ameritanffe &oniul 8riitol &ort
5ai6 telegrafereoe ioag, at intet
@ariel bleb gtbet BEN iapaneflfe
Camper ugafafa Marl1", i1oen BET
blep torpeoeret og ienot tilbnnos t
Mt66elbabet I 9irs6ags al Ell TN
berpan6sboa6, bbts geattonalitet eno-
MT iffe fien6es. Dnmperen, tilfbter
ban, gior6e ttttet 6oribg paa at
lnoiItppe. Delt ianf paa 49 Minu.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-02-19
SOUTH AMERICA is
RIPE FOR BASEBALL

That the proposed tour Of South
America by major league baseball
teams during the winter Of 1855 will
Be financial success and boom for the
sport south Of the equator lis the con
hdent prediction made by several Amer
lean business men eonversant with con.
ditions throughout the southern cont
mont
Baseball is frequently played by
Auerieans residing in the principal
cities Of Chile, Peru, Argentina and
other South American countries. These
games never fail to attract the natives
who watch the play with interest
These younger generations are taking
to the game and already play fair base
ball. Leagues composed Of native play
efs are predicted within the next ter
years, and speaking on this point .
returned American said recently:
tin the natural course of evolution
the ihtricacies of American will b,
the mastered, and the national pastim,
trahsplanted south Of the Panama ca
nal. Climatic conditions are as favor
able 70 the success of baseball in Soutl
America as in the United States, whil'
the interest shown there in other sport
shows the existence Of embryo baseball
fans am certain that in time anna
feur baseball will be followed by tn
professional league, and IL is not |
dream TO imagine that some day Soutl
America win send a team north for |
real worlds seriesl'
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-02-19
Tenders His Resignation To
Bishop Restarick and win
Reside In California

Canon w, II. Potwlne Of st. Eliza
beth s Church, Palama, has for family
reasons, rendered his. resignation TO
bishop Restarick. In Canon Potwine :
letter to the bishop, ne says that he
fully intended spending the remainder
of his days here, but that he considers
that his duty TO his family demands his
going to the Coast.
Canon Potwine has been hoaored by
the Bishop and the convoeation with
many Offices. He has been ONE Of the
examining chaplains, n member Of the
council Of advice, the board of missions
and the board Of directors. He has
been In Honolulu eleven years and mar
ried some six years ago O teacher at
st. Andrews priory.
Under Canon Potwine, ST. Elizabeth's
has grown into large aud growing
work. The people and the Bishop
deeply regret that Canon Potwine has
decided that he must leave. His re-
signation win take effect, it is hoped,
not before Easter.
Canon Potwipe has accepted work
under the Bishop of Sacramento at
Santa Rosa, California,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-02-19
Veteran Expected To Slug BallAs
Hard As Collins Did, While
Connie Has Good Pitchers

The acquisition Of Larry Lajoie
makes Il seem certain that the Ath
letics win be in the 1915 pennant fight
AL the way. Don't be surprised IL
they get away in the front and lead
the parade 70 the wire, despite the ef.
forts Of the dangerous Red Sox to do
the overhauling stunt.
II seems to be the proper thing just
now to spool the pennant chances Of
the Athletics simply because Eddie
Collins, Charles Bender, Eddie Plank
and Jack eoombs no longer have their
names enrolled in the lineup. But it
seems that the spoofng is somewhat
nncalled for r
The loss of Colli:.s seemed to be n
terrific blow at first, but the purchase
Of Laioie TO I'll his boots changes the
aspect Of things. Lajoie is old and he
ism Z as speedy as Collins, but, despite
his years, ne is practically as good a
fielder as Collins He can't run bases
like Collins, but in all the years up to
1ei4sbe could hit like Collins hit
beyond Collins.
Laioie Great Hitter
I.ajoie slnmped to .25S in 1914. But
nc ~ MT soVVl Of DctScH IN AViO VI Wt ~
miss our guess. And that s just about
as good as might be expected from
| Collins.
Lajoie ism Z through as a hitter even
though he is nearing his fortieth year.
He'ssa natural slugger and he II do a
Hcome back this year. Great hittcrs
ARE great hitters as long as they, are
able TO hold bat. During the coming
season Lajoie win be working under q
manager who will appreciate him aad
encourage him. Last year he worked
with team that was torn by internal
strife. He worked under conditions
where a man could not do his best.
The Athletics aren't going TO miss
Bender and Plank as much as Some
folks think. They won't miss Coombs
at all, because, during the past two Of
three years, Coombs has pitched only 9
few games
Connie Mack has squad of youth
| full hurlers to throw into the breach
made by the loss of Bender and Plank
and they look able enough to Gil it
and I'll il aeceptably.
| Young Pitchers
Bob Shawkey looks like one Of III,
i Doot pilCucfo IN tuC AHcttcoh froBhc
He was worked regularly last year AM
Il gave him confidence. Also il gave
him q chance to correct bis only faul
--wildness. Rube Bresslef, the port
side finger whom Mack secured ms
1 year, looks like one Of the best young
sters that has busted into the nationa
pastime in many years. He ought 4
be able to fill the place Of Eddie Plank
! Wykoff and Pennock have been witt
the Mackmen for several seasons, The,
haven't worked to any extent, beeaus'
Connie depended largely upon his vet
eran pitchers, but when they did wori
they showed they had everything neces
sary This season they win get thei
chance.
| Leslie Bush is good pitcher. He ]
cool-headed, has a good arm and he |
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-02-19
FAST RIDERS IN
CARNIVAL EVENTS
Chairman George Well Pleased
With Entries Handed IL
For Bicycle Races

T. ~ |I
Lyman p. George, chairman Of the
bicycle racing committee Of the Mid
Pacific Carnival celebration, yesterday
stated hat he was wen pleased with
the way the entries are coming in
for the various events and it is certain
that at least forty wheelmen will be
on hand next Monday morning ready
for the grinds.
Opening the meet win come the
twenty-five mile handicap affair. This
race will start al the one mile post at
Knpiolani Park and the course to be
followed will take the riders around
Diamond Head four times and finish
at the starting point. For the benefit
Of those unfamiliar with the starting
and finishing point. the following viii
guide them right
The mile post 10 situated directly
opposite where the grandstand used to
be At Kapiolani Park and all motormen
and conductors Of the Rapid Transit
cars vii gladly direct spectators to the
starting point.
Up to noon yesterday, chairman
George had received twenty-four en-
try blanks. Seven Of these were from
riders at waialua and included Peter
Plemer, winner Of The Advertiser
twenty Eve mile medal race, Henry
Plemer, champion long distance rider
Of the Islands and Henry Alan, who
finished second to Peter Plemer in
The Advertiser race, January 81,
The Twenty fifth Infantry viii also
be well represented in the twenty five
mile event in William Ivy, William
Bailey and others. Up to yesterday
six Of the soldiers had sent in theii
blanks and chairman George was ad
vised that there were more to come
Among the local riders to compete
viii be Antoine Bright, fast, clever
rider who finished third in The Ad
veftiz6r race, David Naval, King Solo
mon. Henry Kikina and Allen o 'Brien
The later is the youngster who fnishec
eighth in The Advertiser race aftel
having lost the course and was win
ner 0 fthe junior race from Heleiws
to waikiki in 1912.
Practically all Of these riders hav'
also entered the one mile free for al
championship rice which is the thirs
event on the caru and win be run Of
after the Juvenile race.
catering the latter win be many o
the fastcst yonngster riders hereabou
many of the carriers ofThe Advertise
and Star-B Bulletin being entrants. Tn
Young Mems Christian Association viii
also enter at least dozen riders il
the Juvenile event and merry tim
can be expected by the spectators.
The entry books for the bike race
win close next Saturday at noon will
i. p. George, Merchant and BishoI
street, and with Emile O. Cointe a
The Advertiser at ten o'clock at night
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-02-19
AMATEURTOSSERs
WILL 81 ON HAND
With Close Of Carnival Arrange
ments win Be Completed For
Advertiser Baseball Series


No, boys the big baseball tourna-
ment for the amateur championship Of
Honolulu for teams under sixteen years
Of age, under ne auspices Of The Ad.
vertiAef IL not off by any means.
Everything il going along smoothly and
fifteen Of the ctackerjaek amateur ball
teams Of the city are ready TO join in
and battle for the title.
Now that the sport editor has got a
line on how the scheme appealed to the
future greats, the rest Of the details
will be soon Finished and as soon as
the carnival Is over, the rules win be
printed IN these columns and also an
entry blank, which each manager OF
captain must sign and return to the
sport editor.
"a In the mcantime, the future greats
want to get out in the sunshine every
Chance they get and practice, for prac'
tice makes perfect, and the team that
can play the best ball is going TO walk
away with the trophies. These win not
be anything cheap, either. The Adver4
tiser Il going TO see to II that the uni.
forms and equipment which 60 to the
winning team are real big league stuff
Getting into the tournament is AZ
ensy as falling off surf board. All
the teams have to DO Is to live up tc
the rules. It viii not cost cent to en-.
ter nor. win Il cost one cent to play
The Advertiser win take the whole re
sponsibility This paper wants to find
the best amateur ball team in Honolulu
and is going to do it.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-02-19
SCOTT AND ELLIOTT TO
TRAIN BY LONG HIKING

4 Rowdyr Elliott Of tho Oakland
club and Jim Scott Of the white Sox
have planned one Of the most unique
training stunts ever indulged in by
two baseball athletes. They are going
TO pnll ga Dan 0,Learys from Oak
land to Paso Robles, the preliminary
workout camp Of the Chicago Ameri.
sans and several Coast league players.
Recently they hid in a supply Of ex.
ira tough shoe feather by way Of equip
plug themselvfs for the 20O-mile hike.
They left Los Angeles for Oakland
in Scott s car, the same machine in
which Tiny toured down the coast a
month ago. Storing the auto, they win
rest for a day or so, and then revert
to the most primitive mode Of locomo-
tion, and the almost forgotten human
shank win be brought into play
While the schedule has not been def,
.nitelyi arranged, they figure that they
can DO twenty-five miles day without
wearing bIisters on their heels or over,
taxing the ligaments of their justly eel
ebrated legs. VI. &, x
Should they be able to maintain this
pace, they win be on the pike about
eight days.
z Scott and Elliott plan to make the
trip one Of combined recreation and
training. Much Of the way is pictur
esque, and they win not overlook any
Of the show places.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-02-19

will harbor that IL would be dangerous
to attempt to embark there, and that
the excursionists would be taken aboard
at Koloa instead
During Sunday, the road TO Hanalei
so dried up that several auto loads
made the round trip without trouble.
Tho expedition finally embarked at
Koloa, at nine o'clock Sunday night, IA
a perfectly smooth sea, aud arrived
back in Honolulu at seven o'clock yes
terday morning, unanimously voting
the excursion a agrand success
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-02-19
FREDDIE WELSH STILL
PICKING Soft SNAPS

GRAND RAPIDS, Michigan. Febru-
airy IT, (Associated Press by Federal
Wtreless) Freddie Welsh, champion
lightweight Of the world, outpointed
Jimmy Anderson here last night IN .
six-round contest. Welsh led all the
way over his less experienced but viii.
ing opponent.