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EMPLOYMENT OFFICE.

Union Employment Office. Tel. 1920.
All kinds of help. O. Hiraoka, Pro-
prietOr 1910 Emma, cor. Beretania.
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
One team brown island mules for sale
cheap. Apply Lewis Stables.
60J4-6t
House and lot. 1927 I'd ave, Kaimuki.
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Completing the discharge Of a qnan-
THY of general cargo brought from
Japan end also leaving a shipment of
fertilizer material from Great Britain.
the steamer Glenroy steamed for the
north Pacific coast last evening.
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West Point Coach to
!. 6: .:. Join Field Artillery

Lieut.. Charles, d. DAILY, captain OF
the Harvard team In 1899 and 1900,
AllAmerican quarterback and star OF
West Point, in 1901 and 1902, will join
the list Field Artillery In December
and will. be pressed into. service as
"a football coach. =, s-.,= =. 49,. -.
Lieut.. Daily successfully, coached the
West Point team to defeat the Navy
the past two seasons, and will again
he head coach at the military acad-
envy this fall. . I'll. .a-s
The field artillery is starting out
with battery teams to develop ma,
terial. B Battery. with nearly all the
players Of last season, will be ready
10 play games within a week or two
A and batteries are also organizing
Has Great Record.
Lieut.. Charles D. DAILY is enc OF the
big men Of the gridiron. He stands
today as he did IL years ago,,a man
who knows the game from every an.
gle. While he was at Harvard in
1899 and 1900, he was pited against
great players and was always heady
and shifty man. He was at West
Point for two years and in that time
made a name for himself. In 1901
Daily starred in every game. In the
contest with the Navy that year Ealy
received the ball from the kickoff and
ran down the field, eluding the NAVY
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tackles, and then gfter being tackled
near the line crept across to a
touchdown, making 98.yard rum, II
the same game. DAILY dropped back tic
the 35-yard line and dropped per.
feet kick over the goal.
Daily has the record kick for place.
ment for the men Of the service. When
West Point was plying against Yale
in 1901 DAILY droppe1 back to the cen
ter of the field and kicked a goal with
a strong wind blowing across the field.
When it is taken into consideration
that the great Dewitt of Princeton
never exceeded this record. it stands
out glaringly as mark for other
West Pointers to shoot at. This year
as coach at West Point DAILY turned
out a fast team that went through
the season without defeat. They
won from Notre Dame, and finished
the season with a great victory over
the Navy, winning by score of %
to 0. Among the stars that have been
developed under Days coaching MAJ
be mentioned McEwan, AlI-American
center; Merillat, All-Amerfcan end;
and Meaeham and Neyand, all who
have made names for themselves or
the gridiron. Lieut.. Days entrance
into athletics in Honolulu will mean
much for the uplift of the game here
as his qualifications as a leader are
well known in the football world. =
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-09-20
RITTER ARMS IN OLD DAYS.

), statistics show that the outfelders
r,sack in the eighties and nineties had
c5he shade on the present day outheld.
rs iii making assists. The best rec.
!. 5rd ii number OF assists made ip one
N,ekson in the majors in recent years,
: 81 since 1900, was stacked up by Harry
s.Sil6s, then With the st. Louis team
81 1906. Harry nailed 80 men from
athe outfeld, getting them at different
eli ;eE LsA-,.. - 8 8 .-ssi
fr Mike Mitchell, while with the Gin.
fql.,nati team. eqnaled the mark set by
eViIes. heading off SO men by his power
EoRBhoot 4 ball from the fsrthest cor.
~ rof the outfield with sufficient &C
n icy and speed to get his man. Ty
"a. Joe Birmingham, Iris Speaker.
jackson and Milan all have made
a ,ecially good records In this ,direc'
ti.,8 and isG lleir respective teams
n throwing out runners from the re-
vote corners of the outer garden. In
his day Fielder Jones was past mas
Ter IN pegging the bah from the out
I'D and nipped many runners.
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there will be at least five teams in
the competition. j. g.. 4. 5 ses5sssss s,
The basketball men feel much en-
couraged by the fact that their inTo-
cent little sport viii not be classified
as show" In the future. and that
they will not have to pay for license
to run show" This is good news
for the boys, and they are all calling
the new deputy collector of internal
revenue a real good sport, who knows
an amateur sport outfit when he sees
one. Ea... +
The Hilo armory should be the
scene of many good Basketball game
during the new few months. and It Is
to be hoped that the lads get q trifle
more encouragement than they did
last year, when they could not even
provide suitable prizes for the winners
of the series.
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s II s ! Z
After all the evidence Is in and ths
tangles OF Saturday have been straight
ened ont. one Is inclined to state thai
the Regatta OF last week was . h.e
success. One Of the largest crowds Ii
the history Of the sport came out Tor
the water carnival. and they stayed
throughout the meeting until tht
downponf during the last two events
1t Is true that there was one mar on
the Erogram that Is the unfortunate
accident in the first race Of the day
but true devotees Of rowing viii al
decide that this mishap win not ranst
any boomerang In the sport world
On Saturday the Healanis and Myr
ties gathered at the Young hotel an:
talked over the races once more. bafs
although each member was pu!ilne
for his own club IN the discussions
there was no sentiment OF Ut feellns
expressed. 1t really was one Of tn
big things Of the REGATTA. After ths
AIyrties had finished first In the omen
ing. race. they came back In trut.
sportsinanIike manner 10 race Il over
They lost and they proved 10 be good
losers. This fact alone will mean
mora mr. fha h,1fldinv IN ~ 3hn rnw.
Inc me ram me nan anvshina else
- 80. -- -. .''.''s
80 p e'.s.ns. ~
Thfoughout all the discussion on
Saturday when the judges were IN
conference there was no bitterness
shown on the part OF any members 9
the crews. And then again after the
race, when Myrtle dipped her eolDfs
70 the Healanis. there was that sans
spirit OF fairness that y not seen n
hundreds OF other sports. fhe Hea
lanis took their nrst deIeat ana tlep
victory IN the same manner When
asked as 70 the outstanding teatprs
Of the Regatta, member Of the Hea
lapf Club, an oaralnen o note said
Our senior victory was nice f9atlrt
and the. freshmen won heaps OF la,lr
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game and willing workers. The en-.
trance OF the new club m the REGATTA
can not help but make the annual
wafer carnival 4 success &C was
Iamentahie fact that their llrst race
should have been inangnrated with an
accident. Int the seniors came hack
and gave the Myrtles and Healanls 4
hard light In the carly part OF the
race Coach VIM Lyle worked won.
ders with the crew for the sil0rt
petfod Ia which they were out.
There was much excitement on Sat.
ilrday when the boys six cared raco
was called The Kids had been talk.
ing about this race for days They
assumed that they were uph0ldine the
honor Of their respective clubs on
their shoulders, and when they were
on TO perfect start they rnwed with
. purpose. and this race was one OF
i the features OF the day. Healaul won
ont, aud on Saturday evening the boys
gathered together m one corner OF the
Young roof garden and talked over
how they had saved their clllhs. They
were the big heroes 81 the oaS And
strange 10 say. none 81 the other mem
bers tried to rob them 81 l1eIf glory.
Myrtle Duo Wins.
The MyrtIes were the whole Show
In the senior paif.oafed event Roth
entries finished ahead OF the HealanI
duo. L was q pleasing race thrQueh.
out and was not decided until the On.
Iish when the pistol was nrol a.
each boat passed the line i sounded
| Ike ! rapid frer w. a. Anderson
land Norman Oss with Leonard nc.
Queen Is coxswaiu. and A. Parker and
A. B. Carter with Johnnie Walker Is
coksWain were tue t6foes,6l this race
One noticed bic fBatiro 0f Safndaf's
Regatta was the number of people
who came ont to the races that had
never been interested IN the sport bs.
fore They came and were satisfied.
lnnd there are this afternoon many
NEW enf0hnents ii the ranks Of row.
Ting levofees The good sportsman.
ship throughout was In evidences. AMI
next year should see the best CONNIE.
fitIon ii the HISTORY. Of ROWING. With
the Honolulu Club increased n
strength They are talking / Ger n
the homes now and WIN Iof some lime.
and then smother Regatfn WIN como
and q l4t3lf crowd WI b. on hind
/ e has taken hold, and rowing IS BE-.
looming one OF the cIenncsf and most
attractive branches oi our bibIel|c
sports.
The Results.
Twelve Oar Cutter Racs.--Non b5
Alert: second, Thetis. Time, Alert.
/ 13sI7: second. Ihefl6. 1874 rs.
Senior ScnlI Sliding Se1f.-IVrn 81
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TO
Be BIGFEATlRE
in HILO SPORTS

Especial Star-Bulletin Correspondence
HILO, Sept. 19.-Once more are the
basketball players of the district
thinking of the game and they are
now figuring on starting up the sea-
son some time next month. or. early
in November. The lovers of the fine
indoor sport are anxious to get going
after the fine trophy that has been
promised them, and it is probable that
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They tell many stories Of the late
Rube Waddell, one Of the greatest pit
cheers who ever adorned the mound
Rube was ever hiking off playing ball
with the kids or something else when
he was needed In the box. Connie
Mack had his troubles. One day Rube
was scheduled to pitch the first game
of a double-header. He DIDN'T show
up. His team lost the first game and
also the second, and Swhen Connie
wandered homeward he was much per
turhed. He looked up the street and
spotted Waddell reeling from side to
side. The conversation
Mr.. ConHie-Why didn't you show
up today, Rube?
Mr.. Waddell-Connie, q dear FRIEND
Of mine kicked off today and I just
blew in from the wake.
Mr.. Mack-Wake? How the --?
They don't have wakes In the after
noon.
Mr. Waddell (smiling)-Yes, they
do. This guy was a night Waterman
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18th INFANTRY
BEATS ST. LOUIS
in CLOSE GAME
espec,al star.Bull.tin cdrr.spOndenes,

(Speclal SIaf-bulletln Coffe8pOhoeuco1
25th Infantry 3, st. Louis q.
SCHoFIELD BARRACKS, Sept. 20.
The only exciting part Of the game
yesterday was the cIoseness OF the
score. The game was slow, fun Of
Escrapping and tuil Of errors not field
ing errors alone, but many errors IN
Judgment which do not appear on the
box score 49, u. Y IS
Galiailer, the LIST Infantry catcher,
acted as base umpire and was little
green at the Job. Collins was at times
a little of on his Judgment Of balls.
and strikes, but not nearly IS much so
as PedaH and 3Argabrite tried TO make
him out TO be- s, IS IL 3
]. johnson, pitching for the 25th. Is
somethfhg OF phenomenon, In that
he seldom gets the ball 10 cross the
plate. Yet he manages to induce the
opponents to q swing at them. The
number Of bases on balls he allowed
would. have been triple had not the
st Louis batters been SO anxious TO
clout the ball.
Barney Joy was touched up freely,
but the old veteran frightened up when
there were men on bases, and not
until the last inning did he lose con-
troll Or the situation. With the score
Q to 3, Smith started the ninth with
q single to center. j. Johnson laid
down 4 hunt which Joy booted and
both were safe. Another bunt, . beaii-
.ty By Swinton,. filled the bases and
when Woods drove one over second
the game was over.
Following is the score: &.
s. 81 4 solria ~ d s ia
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The Meljis were presented with o
loving cup yesterday afternoon at Attn.
iethle park. After receiving the same
they proceeded TO demonstrate the
best ball that they have displayed
here Had there been enough cups to
80 around there is no question but
that the MeijIs would have cleaned up
here. Alter acknowledging the receipt
OF The cup they marched out on the
diAm0nd and played great baseball.
There Is no denying that the work Of
the team In the third inning was
ctaeker31ck baseball. They hunted
ana worried the squeeze play and a
number Of other thinking plays that
pun their opponents up jn the air In
addition u this they played q great
fielding game, only one error being
charged against them.
The Neijis won by score Of Q to
8 14e Chinese did not have cup
So they rambitd around the field
throwing the ball 20 all corners Of the
l0t and IN 4 last effort 70 get HIS team
together Sam Hop located q milk can
and painted on Il Go get EN-, but
his team tniIed to fall for the belated
trophy and they kept heaying and
B60tink the bali Aieiils scored nine
runs Oh ave hits which demonstrated
that the Chinese had LEFT the gates
omen. IN sue and KIM Kui we're the
BIZ hftfers 81 the day. The former
Knocked I clean homer inside the lot
ana was home before the BAH was
Ilsl1ed' + Kim Kni chose the left fleld
fth1e Tor I'D four-r,ly swat
49,. a.. 49,.
~ w 49,, 49,. 80. go. $3.50 !.
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WORLD OF SPORT

Haddock and Herring are two pitch.
ers on the New Haven Colonial League
team. They do say the article Of
BAH put up in that circuit Is fshy
Tatu Kolehmainen. brother Of the
more famous Hannes, recently beat
the ten mile record at Helslngfofs.
covering the distance In S. minutes
IA seconds.
Although Gibson Of the Pirates Is
catching as well as any backstOp 10
the business, he has failed ID recover
his batting eye and Is hitting the ball
at only q go clip.
8 Ii Is now generally recognized thai
Bert Whaling has succeeded Hank
Gowdy as flfststring catcher Thus
another hero has fallen. GOWdy's work
I'm the worlds series last year vas
such as to make him : vaudeville
star
Homer Baker, who holds the half
mile chang Ionship. IS again out Of
competition with his old injury, water
on the knee. He has been out u the
game for several months. and has
been treating with several specialists,
but with no success Il Il though.
that the BROOKLYN Iad win be - shape
By this winter
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SHORE DEFEATS
G0VALESKIE IN
PITCHERS duel

Harry Coyaleshie, the big Pole who
used to Be called the Giant Killer
land Ernie Shore. who has been doing
great work for boston this year. were
Ipitted against each other on Satur.
day in the game ct Boston. Ernie
had the better Of ne argument by .
hair, holding the Tgras Samuel Bob
| by Swat EmporsHa 10 no runs. The
lbig Tiger coufhpnw was also out there
lon the mound Wcfking, as iris and
other heavy hitters OF the Sox could
gather but one run. The game gave
Bottom The edee, and 3 victory today
VII place them IN 9 good position to
rampis home with the nag. They play
| the last game Of the year today at
Boston and t:len comes the Detroit
lPhiladelphia series and the Boston
ICleFeland mixup. Dubns was due to
work for Detroit on Saturday, but the
IFrenchman. with the slow ball may
enter today's contest. Carrigan win
have Josephus Wood and Vean Gregg
to shoot at the Tiges. Z
The Philadelphia Nationals broke
even yesterday at st. Louis, and Bos.
ton won, sending them up 9 bit. With
| the schedule arranged as Il Is, It looks
like hard battle for the Braves and
Trolley Dodgers to creep up on the
team from Morphensburg. Alexander;
who Is King OF the Pinch, may have
his hands full the latter end OF the
season, but the star has never failed
In the pinch, and the team look to
have their first opportunity In SO
years. ~, 90 50. s..s. =, T. -, II y e
Whsre They Play Today.
American League Detroit at Bos.
ton, St Louis at washington, Cleve,
land at Philadelphia Chicago at New
Yor.s. : : -, :. ...... =.
National League-Bosten at Cinein.
natl, brooklyn at Pittsburg, New York
at Chicago. Philadelphia at st. Louis.
ST. LOUIS. Sept. 20.-Philadelphia
and ST. Louis played one regular and
one postponed game here yesterday
Afternoon, the. teams breaking even
on the, day. Scores flrst game-Phil.
adelphta 6, ST, Louis 2; second game
st. Louis !, Philadelphia O..
Following we're the results Of other
At Chicago---New York I, Chicago !.
At Cincinnati Boston 3, Cincinnati
IL. $3.50 -, 49,.
No Anieticaf League games.
/, ., AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Al 1ooton-Roston 1, Detroit 0.
AZ 81. Lo6is-Nashington 4, St
Louis %. : u q; 60 -.
At New York-chleaso 7, New York
8; second game, Chicago 4, New
York 4. MO-. -.
AZ Phiiadelphia- PhiladeIphia Z,
Cleveland 5; second game, Cleveland
S, Philadelphia l..
=, NATIONAL LEAGUE
At MISUNDERSTANDING Z, Chicago I,
| A. etttshleo, Plttlburs 8, New Yort;
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Local and Foreign
sport Field Covered
Big Regatta Events
Please Many Critics

Thousands Gathered onafbor and Waited for Closing OF Big
Days Evens-MtIe and Healani Divide Honors in Regatta
Races Entrance Of Honolulu Club WIN Be Bio Feature h
Heaan Boys Heroes After Winning Six CARED Race
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2; second game, New York 7, Pitts.
burr 2 s.. ss s
AZ Cincinnati Philadelphia 4, Gin
cianati 2.
AZ 81. Louis Boston 20. 81. Louis
q Second unfinished.
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The plant of the Kokomo Canning
Co., at Kokomo. Ind. was destroyed
by fire. The loss Is $4,000.
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STlR-6ULLETM GIVES ron.
HODAT,G NEWS TO-DAY
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Deponte Ia three innings; home runs,
Ramos: two-base hits, Marcial, Jno.
ornelIas. ". Joseph. Simao; sacrifice
AZ. II. Ornes;as: hit by pitcher, Costa,
1Iio. Ornellas, A.. Joseph, DepCnte.
louis: bases on balls. Ortiz 5. Deponte
:. Medelros q; struck out, Ortiz 2. De
ponte 8. Medeiros s.; Wild pitches, De
ponte 3, Ortiz o: passed balls, Batong,
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SummaryEarned runs, st. Louis Q,
25th Infantry 4; left on bases, st,
Louis 81 e5th Infantry II: sacrifice
hits, Woods, o. johnson, j. Johnson;
double plays, Woods to SWinton bat
tiers hit, by Johnson 3; bases ON balls.
off JOY ]. OFF johnson 5; struck out,
hy Joy 2, by Johnson Z; wild pitches,
Johnson L: umpires. Collins and Gal
laher; time of game. 1 hour. 50 min.
ntes.
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|Meiiiis Win Farewell *.
Contest From Chinese
Visitors Presented With Loving Cup and Give Spectators Sam
pie Of High Class Baseball Japanese Make Great Plays in
Third inning and Locals Boot Ball M Over lotFipnos
Have Game Well in Hand But Throw tin First Hall OF Ninth

Umpires. 0lmos, Fernandez and ZIP
rakami. Time OF game, one hour 81
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AMERlcAfeLEAGuE,
hArInnarlEAeiIE

NATIONAL LEAGUE
At MISUNDERSTANDING Z, Chicago T..
A. RittshNee Pltteburs 9, New York
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Totals s..si2s 90 y p :. - IL =
Hits and runs by innings.
p Al C., Rms. 2 0 2 o o 4 y Q IS
BASE hits $50 o / Q 81 20 S-9
D A c.: Runs .1032 o 0 Q o 0--6
fqse hits ss..1 9 1 4 liz . o.
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Three executive observation-disclosures.
ury, Justice and Commemorate investi-
eating reports that German submarines
are lowering along the North Atlantic
coast In addition, the State and Navy
departments are considerably interested
in the reports of which, however, there
has been no authoritative confirmation.
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bases in the Caribbean Sea and in the
vicinity OF Upper Penobscot Bay have
come to the State Department. The re-
port as to the Caribbean Sea is taken
moro seriously. although neither has
been confirmed.
Germany Might Attempt 1t.
Naval officers have believed for some
time that Germany would attempt to
establish a submarine base secretly in
the Caribbean. from which she could
operate against transatlantic trade in
munitions intended for her enemies.
In view of the fact that the United
States has developed submarines which
could operate on the other side OF the
Atlantic without a supply base there,
navy officers have no doubt that Ger
many would be able to operate out of
Wilhelmshaven submarines on the Allan
tic Coast of North America. That this
is the ultimate plan OF Germany. which
Is believed to be turning out submarines
with almost increditable speed, is the
belief here
1t is believed the latest German sub
marines will have a cruising radius of
at least 1900 miles, which would make
it possible for them to steam from Will
helmshaven around the British Isles by
the northern route, make the trade
routes both from the United States and
Canada, and return to the German base