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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-09-02
REPORT
6f FISHING At
&
Sewer OUTLET
= I'LL Is

Prpmntef BY EeRayts y circulation
ahpat the city q The effect that Local
HaNaiian and Oriental fisnermen are
takine their flsh from tho waters o.
lhe barber q the spot who're 40. al.
legcd break In the city sewer outlet
ponfs tlfs sewage into tie water the
Committee OF public healfh nom the
Chamber of Commerce met this morn
ing 70 consider me matter
As there was not ! quorum present
none Of the decisions reached ware
formal but general discussion resulted
n showing the belief Of those present
that II such conditions exist Ia tao
barber they should be III once lacked
into With q view to bringihg them t.
ID. an 4nfpfma way. RaRmand C.
Brown was appofnled ~ the commit.
tee 10 investigate the matter further,
20 learn whether break actually
does exist and whether OF not iish
are taken from the waters about the
eewe- These present at the r1eefiaa
were p. 81 LoWroys George Radiek, J.
T: Warren John II. Drew and Ray.
mond q. Brown
The question Of allesea nshing al
the end Of the city sewer and az a
spot n the harBor we're the lbretk Is
said to be was brought 70 Tie hften'
ton Of the reading public by articles
In the star lIetili several weeks ago.
II wne sf1fed q & that ffnf, fllaf onln:
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4 IA BILLY SUNDAY.

Observing the success of the Billy
Sunday methods in the matter Of CON
version, Puck arises to suggest that
Z the attempt be made to apply the
same methods to other church cere
monies and activities, proposing the
following formulas:
Pastor fchristening infant: What
do you want to call this hunk OF ex'
cess baggage, Boz"
Presiding Parson: What miser
able mutt giveth this skirt to be mar
! ried to this gink?r -
The Brides Father: tTm the guy. u
Industrious Usher: Slide, you ice
s cartss Slide!"
Passing the Plates sGome across
9 with the ironmen, you low-life tight
!. sunday school Superintende ntsi
All OF you little aiyvers that want tc
swat, Satan stand on one leg. -Ex'
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heels CT a successful season last YER
an abnormally large yield of 6ectg
reints to a repetition If the RECORD
this year. That the campaign will last
until December I is the opinion Of the
officials Of the spreekeEs Sugar com
pany. =
A total of 2S,e00 acres of land has
been planted to beets which will be
made into sugar at the local faetoFt
it is this unprecedented yield that win
necessitate a, three months" campalg1
No accurate estimate can be given o.
the total tonnage ID, beefs or snsBt
this year, but It VIII prob siir
pass that Of any previous year. SAINT.
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LIQUOR CASES; =.
II. -. = POSTPONED ONCE MORE

= The Wahiawa liquor cases" in
which CORPORAL W. N. Afford, colored
seldiers MRS Mary Blair, Frank Haw-
kfns and Mr.. and Mrs. James Field
are involved as defendants, were post
poned again today. Affords case was
the first one on the docket Already
part Of three morning sessions in po-
lice court have, been taken up with
his hearing and it will be continued
on Saturday morning. Following AL
ford trial. Mrs. Blair, the Fields and
Hawkins viii be tried next week in
the order named. = -"
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S. WapdeIl; Customs Man
From San Francisco, Scores
Local Chinese interpreter
You arc an impudent dog!
You are q crook

You arc an impudent dog! r..
You are q crook ~
believe you are an opium SNUG
glers and also believe you are guilty
Of other elIRfees!
81 wish that ! had you in my juris
rhese. 10 eject. are ) few Of the
rgniaflk flung at Farm Cofnn. the
wcH known local Chinese Interpreter
by j. 81 Warde1l, collector OF customs
% San Francisco. outside the court
room p the federal building this morn,
ing ~ 9
Wardeil had just come from the
grand Jury room. Farm Cornp, who
was sitting down. spoke to him War.
dell turned around and. in q half.
sncet3ne manner, made remark
something to the effect that Farm
Cornn was q fine fellow.
Why hatent You got that man
hefegs demanded WardelI
Farm Cornr replied that he could
not be expected to lay his hand on a
man III minute
Without making any mention OF the
cause OF his remarks, Wardell then
began his TRADE against Ccffin.
q believe you arc an opium Snug
eler.g he declared. among other
things rWhy. who are your Who
are your
I'm . ehinaman and I'm proud Of
it, fefpfted Farm Cornn
Farm CoTnn. with no little display
Of anger. demanded to know what
riehi WardelI had 70 make these state
'dzkape got the Laws 81 the United
States back Of me- said Wafdell
At this 1uncture. the conversation
was interrIpted by . federal Official
who demanded that the repartee come
to an end. WafdeII Immediately went
into tlie once Of the official. where be
remained for several minutes
-Ihis fellow has classed me as q
crook. an opium smuggler and an i'm.
pudent dog Farm Corhn told q rep
fcsehtatiEe Of the StarB Bulletin at the
close Of bis conversation with War
dell.
Wafdell arrived In Honolulu on the
last Mongolia IN connection, It Is be-
icVed. with a case n which the de-
PENDANT IS alleged to have smuggled
OPIUM into Honolulu.
Farm CQrnp explained the events
leading up to his confersation with
Wardell today az follows:
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1HE slaInpAy or QUE QUEEN.

: fFrpm visitor to Honolulu the fol-
lowing poem came too late for pub
LEGATION yesterday:
I R2 ! ss---s--5 ga ~
A radiant %suh,irise kissed the Pail
: Aps this mprH&k - %~a !
The sea a royal blue has chosen to
- adofn %fa Ts ~*Er
The 1vaiIey winds breathe love in
"''whiseets soft = ! - -.
From threats, Of joyous birds a won
drous song Is Watt ~. e
All things thrsb in happy sIadness i
would seem .sss'<. = /
For todsy's the birthday anniversary
OF our queen. -. 49, -: ~
her many years IN store
God bless you! rLHiuokatani, we can
not wish you more. r.
w
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CAPTAIN OF DETECTIVES. Nc
DUFFfE. H NJ. .sPadden. the embryo
policeman arrested for alleged embez-
Element yesterday, is not going to be
!. a member of the detective department
Ms staH 10 'fuIif and even SO, there is
one candidate ahead Of him. This lat.
Ter is aSeoloFed gentleman who did
some infoRutng 2for Billy Fennell, SO
Eghess he figures he is detective al
ready. ;, T.. = 80 &
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little INTERVIEWS

F-J.EA. FURER aieut, scotnirqf the
FtF'' submarine fletilla): Please let
me get a chance to eat my lunch. It's
getting cold. ELL sec you in 20 min
utes. These are my busy days. I've
inst. been asked to make a speech be-
fore the Ad Club next Wednesday,
too.
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VESSELS no AND - .:...s :
FROM The ISLANDS
Especial Mtirslsss 10 Merchant
Efehsngs.l :, :
vANeoBpER-saileds September

raNGOBTER~---saileds September /
8, S. Makpra for Henelplg.
AFRICA, Chiit-Arfiyed, September 2
s. s. TeApeisen Maru, from Honolulu
August :. ga - -
. u, SAT-. SHERMAN. will arrive
from Manila Tomorrow atlnoon.
s. s. VENTURA &ill arrive from
San francisco Monday about Z a. n
and Will sail for sydney Monday after
noon about 5 O'Clock. Has It's pms
'sengefsY $50 sacks mail, % t9us gen,
etal Cargo for HoHadlu
<------0A---
President Pennington OF the 500
lines declares that the wheat crop is
phenomenal. - -. 3
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CHAs. n. ARNOLD.
Supervisor.
RESOLUTIONS NO 20


Be II Resolved BY the Board of SUI
peryiseFs Of the City and County Of
Honolulu Territory of Hawaii, that
the sum Of Four Thousand Two Hun
bred Dollars f$4200.00l be and the
same are hereby aPprongiated out Of
the Permanent Improvement Fund Of
the Treasury for an account 70 he
known as Sidewalks and Curling In
the locations hereinafter specified 4
G)s The Alien, Richards. HalekatIila
and AIakea~ street boundaries OF TIE
old Territorial Fish Markets % u the.
Eva side of River street, from Queen
to Vineyard street; and 81 the King
street, College Walk and Beretania
street boundaries Of Aafa Park.
70 Be IT further resolved that the City
and County Engineer be and be Is
hereby authorized TO proeeed with this
work upon approval of this resolat ion.
Presented by &&t y
ROBERT W. SINGLE
Supervise
Honolulu, T. H., August IL, 1915
Approved this 1st day of September
A. D. 1915. - 's'- e. @s.s' -,
:. =, JOHN gsLANE. .
Maygg City sRd County q Honolulu,
ssss-sept ~
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DANIELs LOGAN. 3
REsoLuIIoN %. Ed.


Be Il Resolved BY the Board % SUI
peryisors Of the City ana County 6f
Honolulu, Territory Of Hawaii; that
the sum Of Seven Hundred Dollars
($700.00J be and the same fs hereby
appropriated out Of all moneys IN the
Permanent Improyen1ent Fund o. the
Treasury TOR ans scconnt known IS
Curling. Young Street and Pawaa
Road
Presented by
CHAS. N. ARNOLD,
= SUPERVISED
Honolulu, + II, August II, 1915
Approved this lst day Of September
A. ID 1915.
sss JOHN C. LANE.
Mayor, City and County of Honolulu
T. HI - y = r. Z -
-, 6258-Sept. 2, 8,
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Ellsworth f. FFazee, a freshman of
Harvard, was sentenced to % months
in Jail, for operating an automobile
while under the Influence of liquor. =.
.FourAnericaus IN Pampieo. Mexico,
were sentenced to long terms IN pri'
son On charge of eounterfeiting ;
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BEET SUGAR FACTORY :
Will MAKE RECORD

On Monday: august .. II" pcc'
slicing csmpaisa Of the sp-eckels ST.
gar Factery at spreckels. the largest
sugar beet plaat In the world. F-if
md The beet se1sn' Nip
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!; ealns CAust HEADArHf

LAXATIVE BRoMo-QUININE, "a.
moyesthe cause. Used the world evef
TO crre q cold IN one day. E. VI
GROVES signature on each box. Made
by - 80 ~ - g q u,
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L01e's
BakeFy
sY AUTHORITY.
RESOLUTION IA. 49,


Be Il Resolved BY the Board Of S,i-
peFvisofs % the City and County 1T
Honolulu. rafritory &c Hawaii. that
the sum 81 Eo11R HUNDRED pol
LARS tsloo. 00l Dc and The same b
hereby nppIonrietef out 81 M moness
Ia the General Fund of the Treasury
for an account known IS CITY AND
COUNTY ATTORNEY PURCHASE .
DICYARH0NFSs
DANIEL LOGAN,
Supervisor.
Hopoluhl septewppr !. 1915.
AZ regulak adjourned meeting of
the Board az s6perfIt6rs q M City
and County of Hnnplulu. held We1nes-
day, september 1915. the loeetoiiig
Resolh(Ion Ras passed o. First Read
ing and ordered b print on the fol-
lowing vote Of said board.
Ayes: AHA. Arnold Hpllinger. Hnr-
nef. Larsen. Logan. Single Total I.
Noes None.
+. BUFFANDEAU,
Deputy CITY and County Clerk.
58-Senf 2. s.
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nEsoLpTIoN No. ~.

Be t Resolved b the Board Of 81.
pefvisors 81 Che Oily and County Of
Honolesii, Territory % Hawaii. tat
theSsusn Of Two Thousand Three h -.
dred and Fifty lhfee p6lI1rs ((115 ool
be and The sane - hereby aDproplIaf.
ed cut 81 Ell moneys III the o6nettI
Fund In the Treasury 81 the CITY ind
County of Honolulu. f0f an account 20
be known as Purchase DENLY Garbage
Truck
Presented By
DANIEL LOGAN,
Supervisor.
Honolulu. T. H., August Il. 1915.
Approved this LIST day Of September
a. D. 1916. So
JOHN g. LANE.
+. II.
6258-aept
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Date pf IUiEQdUct ton
Honolulu. Augpat %. 1915.

Atas regular adjourned meeting q
the Beard Of Hnne1VIeore 81 The City
md connt{ Of Honolulu. held Wednes.
DAY. septepher + 1915, TIE fpfeE1lng
Resolution was passed % First Read.
ing and ordered to nfint on the foI.
loving vote nf said board
Ayes: AHA, Arnold. HolIipger. Hor.
nsE, LarFell LogaA. spingle Total :
Noes; None.
= RUFTANpEAU.
Deputy Ctr and County Clerk.
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SAW TORPEDO GO
Fast 0RpQll 10
YD& FROM Stern

CONTINUED from page oney
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sTaR- aILLETIs tsIYEs rot
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-13
Speaker at National Confer
enee Declares Local Admir-
istration issa Failure.
ssS Assee,.1ko rsEss,

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 13.-The tax
assessment machinery OF the various
state sand municipal tfea Is costing
$50, 600, eco a year according to an
estimate by A. B., Jones', statstician
of the Wisconsin tax commission who,
Conference on Taxation showed the
need of simplifyingsta taxing machtnery.
.While the solution Of the problem
is complicated by eyer-present poltt-
cal considerations which interfere
with the simplihcationi OF governme emit
al functions at every point OF contact.
said Mr.. Jones, zone important need
lis rearrangemento OF administrative
units. The original torm of govern
ment has enormously complicated the
situation Wisconsin has, for instance.
1850 local governments possessed OF
full assessment machinery
Too Many Bnits.
..Moreover, in many states we have
not only too many munfcipaH Titles but
too many subdivisions In them Many
are created near the large cities sim
ply to avoid municipal Jurisdiction.
Chicago has thirty-seven district tax
levying bodies Such conditions In
ievitably produce more politics, more
extravagance and greater co1np1ex1g
Until such cond itions are remedted
we must content ourselves With slow
~ working out reforms under condi-
tions as they exist. but we are ikely
10 see more rather than less decen-
RADIATION. waste, graft and ineHc-
iency.
..There is the constantly increasing
tendency to levy so-called assessments
for benefits upon restricted areas, thus,
bringing in another long train OF
officials with the consequent comPA-
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-13
To National Tax Associatiol
and Seventeen Changes
Are Suggested.

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug 13.-The re-
mort Of the committee OF the National
Tax Association on the federal IN
come tax law has been made 70 tle
National Conference on Iaxatlon ~
session here, setting forth seventeen
distinct Recommendations which re-
lceived the support of all the members
Of the committee. Prof =. n. a. Sc
lisman. of Columbia University. IS
chairman of this committee, whica
fincludes a number of men prominent
| az students of taxation systems TIC
chief recomm endations OF the conInlt-
| tee we're summarized as follows:
..That the system Of collectlon-a1.
I source he abandoned and a system OF
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. substituted as
| to nonresident American citizens ana
as to nonresident aliens to the e1'
tent that they are taxable.
.arhat partnerships should be treas-
led like corporations In the coliectloh
tof the normal tax. ,,..a
..That individuals should be alioWe9
IN deduct all losses whether incurred
IN trade or not; also expenses 9:
..nianaeing jnvesments. This recon-
itnoardation would meet widespread
s. sII the exemption should be
lowered to $1,000 on the ground thai
the tax should rest upon larger
PROPORTION of the population.
..That all persons having gross
income equal to the minimum ex.
iemntfon should nile returns instead q
as now only those who themselves
decide that their net income IS over
ithe exempt amount. /.
"That corporations should nor oe
taxed on dividends received irot11
other taxable corporations
FOLLOWING the specific recommends,
Etions. the committee discusses genera
matters which 1t thinks should oe
con sidered ia any general reconstruc-
ton Of the act when that shall be
nn;Iertaken. It refers to the depar-
Iture IN various instances from tne
Fundamental conception OF income
land instances the omission or renIai
value OF q house as income TO the
owner thus giving him an Unfair ad-
vantaee as compared with the renter
ii criticises the injustice OF the pres
emf law in relation to double taxa
ton in the case of aliens and non
resident American citizens. u notes
the failure In tie income tax law
to take, account OF the Pee Ilittes OF
differentiation IN rate on dfmereht
Kinds Of income. for inAtahce. earn
cd. ana suggests tie pos bti1ty In llc
| Ia this country such erent aH5ao 9
"a ~ not ia necessary 70 proy19e F39st
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-13

NEW YORK Aug. IIark 70. the
White Way trail Of an errent ESKIMO.
|komewhere in the greater city there g
tour feet and mind inches OF E,skilno
who answers TO the name OF steve
|Natuck and who claims to be the
champion Eskimo wrestler OF the
world. There being no other OF his
kind south of the seventy-frst par
|aIle1 to dispute the claim y stands
as said.
Last winter steve was contented1y
showing on piece of ice not far from
the government outpost in the heart
fof Alaska. He acquired smafter1ng
Eof English. Unhappy day for Steve.
The United States soldiers began to
tell him about Broad way and straight
way he lost much of his taste for
snow and ice a few weeks later ne
Eshowed up In Seattle and the great
trek to the White Way negan.
When he arrived Bundled in fups
land his pockets full OF ice cream cones
| a friendly policeman saw him hurt1e
lout the swinging doors of a drinking
eplace. He gathered MIN In with
pair Of ice tongs and was taken be
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-13
SsAYS; ST AElF SEIClVII<n
LEVY ALL, TIE TAXES

ieated concentrations. THESE assess
Iments also lend thamselvessveryv read
ily to, real estate speculate and e1-
pIotta tom
an the matter of assessment ma
chfnery. we should face frankly the
| fact that local administration Is now
failure and it is always certain to
be such Taxation is g. state. not q
sitnatfon. therefore, requires state adj
ministration with municipal tax levies
rather than local administration with
state taxes super-imposed
N0kf Good Sense
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-13

fore q Judge The Judge dismissed
hi mand that is the last that has been
seen OF the great Eskimo reslter.
Meanwhile several wrestlers want
him to meet themeon the mar.
I, At 9 O'Clock each evening at No.
.297 Fourth avenue the nightly round
up of New York's lost children takes
place. Every night some OF the loSl
children are brought I'm Every night
the bench in the waiting TcomfIs lined
with frantic parents. who jump 10
their feet with agonfxfng nope when
ever the door opens and g policeman
enters with precious charge.
The New York Society for the Pre-
vention of Cruelty to Children re-
stores 1900 lost .tndd1ers annually.
but scores are orphaned by vagrant
tendencies which @are the result OF
moving day and parades.
The Rev. D. d. Irvine has been
Matchmaking the devil In Baysnore,
u. L. and getting away with It. He
has caused the thirteen liquor dis
penaaries< of the town to conform to
the law by the simple expedlent
known to all detectives Of Hhaying
ionH the gentlemen who run
Land support them.
Asfalse ndstaches some old clothes
land an ability to digger when no
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-13
INCOME TAX LAW IS
NOT SATISFACTORY

taxation on account of the heavy state
and local taxes.
The final general discussion relates
10 the taxation of corporations and is
suggested by the peculiar and much
complained OF Limitation on interest
DEDUCTION by corporations. The com
that an income tax should be tax
On persons only; the other that It
should be In part q business tax and
that thus 1t is not unfair to tax both
the individual and the corporation on
the same income. 1t makes no recon-
mendation on this point.
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roI,lSI X - her nave SIN ssezis IS egs
Or atItAdd his ears put INN m pos
session, of the knoNv1edgesw which now
makes him Bayshore's moral auto
Graf
The knowledge he secnred on bis
Ealerkhing expedition he incorporated
I'M sermon which he has MED away
against the day when the lid stss lifted
The tendency to the bizarre fGsi
suuGad to- home decorating. The INN
|if of bixarrerie4up-to-dax dare rs natn-i
room in black in vaudeville house
on Bfoadray The black path room
Ijs an annexs 10 the STAR dressing FDonli
and rs much appreciated these hot
August nights. The floor of the sn01re
sale de bafns'' is of black marble, the
walls, OF 4blaek tiles ana the tub ana.
other fixtures$ of black enamel nas
only object in the room That IS not OF
|eboAy huesis the mirror.
The newspaper humor1sts nave
been trying to HtfeAa Iotsof " eezes
ont Of the nesting OF the NATIONAL
Hay Fever Association at Bethlehem.
NJ. n. some time this summer rae
purpose of the convention, It seems.
lis to demand freedom of the :sneeze.
,sOne good cheer has been suggested
and may become ofasally ado apa1s;
1t goes like this CoryzRi SuNs 90
Coryza Woos-ssh
Around the Flat Iron BUILDING
swept two. coy young things. A rev
inches Of red, white ana blue stock
ing was seen on ones she tf1ed nara
TO keep the wind from bIuWins ner
away. The other wore plain white.
| a Flat Iron loafeF gazed at both ana
Turning to friend. said: Guess
sT,l1l naa "A 1aerfca first -
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-12-22
~" ALLEYS TO CLOSE.

Announcement was made this morn
ing that the bowling alleys at the Y.
M. C. A. would be closed all day
Christmas.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-12-22
LANSING


and entirely disregarded those humane
principles which every belligerent
should observe in the conduct of war
at sea. In view, of these admitted cir
cumstances the government Of the
United States feels justified In holding
that the details of the sinking Of the
Ancona the weight and character Of
the additional testimony corroborat-
ing the admiralty's report and the
number of Americans killed or fnjur.
ed are In no way essential matters of
discussion. The culpability OF the
commander is in any case established
and the undisputed fact is that citizens
of the United States were killed, in
jured or put in jeopardy by his lawless
act.
THE rules of international law and
the principles of humanity which were
thus wilfuLy violated by the comman-
der Of the submarine have been SO
long and so universally recognized and
are SO manifest from the standpoint
Of right and justice that the govern
ment of the United States does not
feel called upon to debate them and
does not understand that the imperial
and royal government questions or dis
putes them.
THE government of the Unite
States therefore finds no other cours
open to it but to hold the imperial am
royal government responsible for tn
act Of its naval commander and to re
new the definite but respectful dc
mands made in its communication Of
the sixth of December nineteen fifteeI
1t certainly hopes that the foregoin
statement of its position will enabli
the imperial and royal government t,
perceive the justice Of those demand
and to comply with them in the sam
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-12-22
CINCINNATI TACKLED
BY QUAKER QUINTET

. The Quakers basketball team goes
to Cincinnati tonight to play the Gym
five, one of the strongest quintets In
the state of Ohio. Hort will be taken
along to play center in place of WEIGH
man who is suffering from a broken
rib received in practice. Laning.
Jones, Parker, Logan, Dephman and
Fitzgibbons will complete the team.
On Jan. the Quakers will play here,
but who their rivals will be is not yet
known. st. Mary's Cadets Of Dayton,
are booked for Jan. "a at the Coliseum
and the Quakers will play the EN-
Roes at Indianapolis some time next
month. The season will wind up, here
late in March when the EN- Roes will
play the final game.