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TRAVELERSAND
18th INFANTRY
PLAY. SATURDAY

One of the best baseball attractions
of the year will be staged at Athletic
Park on Saturday afternoon when
the Chinese Travellers meet the
strong 25th Infantry ball tossers,
Both teams have good records, and
the two teams are unusually good
drawing cards. The Travellers jour.
neyed out to Schofield last week and
We're defeated by oneitrun, and the
players state that theywiH be out to
secure revenge upon the Schofield
players.
The Travellers have a strong lineup
and with En- Sue and Kan Yen should
give the fans of the city an exhibition
of baseball that will be worth seeing.
The 10Th have played strong game
with but few exceptions and after
getting all of the bad baseball out of
their systems in the last ARRAY,
should play good game. The play
ing of Lai Tin and Ayau in the game
of last Sunday was enough to show
the fans that these players are stars
of the first order, while Moriyama
boys are known as sterling players.
With the rest of the lineup in trim.
the game on Saturday should attract
a banner crowd.
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BOWLING HINTS

Shoot for the No. s. pin, but do not
miss No. l. Either side of the head
pine will do if the ball hits the No. 5.
Cut out that speed. Do not try to
break the pins. Just knock them
down and you viii win.
Keep away from the foul line in
practise and it won't bother you in
match games.
Get your spares. You cannot win
If you miss single pins.
Better practise and get control Of
your feet. If you slip or stick use
elk skin soies.
Keep your. arm straight and do not
bend your back. You can deliver the
ball close to the alley if your feet
are far apart. III. =
Do not stop bowling On account of
a sore finger. You have three more
fingers on the same thand. .....-..
If you want to let the women do
the: work. show them work that is
play. Bowling is for The whole family.
Why make an exception? ~.
Keep your temper and the profane
language that goes with it to your
self. 1t might affect others.
If you haye.S "a weak spot, it will
show up in bowling, physically and
otherwise.
If you want to show your son how
you can play and enjoy yourself, take
him with you when you bowl.
II you find doctor opposed to
bowling, you will find one attempting
to prevent health without his assist
ance. 49,.
The man who said he could sleep
and eat well, but had no inclination
to work must have been a bowler.
They work when they play.
If you want to know a mans bad
or good traits, get him to a bowling
game. -.s...
A man is never too old to bowl.
the late Thomas Curtis bowled 279
on his 18th birthday.
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High School and
Priory To Meet
In Basketball
q

Inc Girls Interscholastic Basket
pan League is now on the last lap Of
the race for the championship. From
the games to date il looks like a vic.
tory for the Mckinley representa-.
yves. The Mckinley has one OF the
best teams this year ever turned out
IN the city. They are light but they
nave the necessary speed to win
games.
Thelma Wicke. captain of the team,
Is one of the best forwards in the
league. She has worked hard in all
the games to date and has helped the
other players in getting the maximum
speed out OF the game. The first
game played by the Mckinley girls
was lost to the Priory. but the high
school five won the next two contests.
Punahou Out Of League.
Punahou was expected to join the
league, but declined and formed 3
league among the Punahou classes
Marguerite Austin has gathered to
gether strong team, and it is certain
that the Punahou representatives
would have been in the race from
start to. finish The team winning
three games out Of five wins the
championship for the year. and the
high school aggregation has but one
more game to win to annex the title.
The Mckinley and Priory squads
will meet this afternoon at o'clock
at St Andrews Cathedral grounds.
The lineup of the Mckinley team for
today's game will be as follows. For
wards Thelma Wicke. Lucy Holt.
Guards-Maria Prestidge, Hattie Pau
ole Centers Elizabeth Fuller, Mol.
lie Thompson. Substitutes-Hel ellen
Duncan, Rosalie Holt.
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SERVICE MAKES
BIG SCORE ON
TERRIBLE TIGE

Last nights games: Dormitory 10.
Cosnionolitans IL. Service 25, Tigers5.
Tonight's games: intermediate
League Washingtons VS. Xxx Club.
knights of Kamehameha vs.. Get
Readys.
The Service held on to first place in
the Y. NJ G. A. senior basketball
league last evening by defeating the
Tigers decisively. The final score
was rs to 5, after the Service led Il
to at the end OF the first half
After losing three straight g.<nes.
the Dormitory team came tn life and
defeated the Cosmopolitans IL to -
in hard-fought game The nTr'r'i-
tory presented team Of fcrr s'x-fcot.
ers and Lake. fast g,lsrd. tfat gar"ed
the strong Cosmopolitan team to de.
feat.
The Service opened with baskets by
Hackett and Wheeler. The TIGERS
eyened the score on Motifs two field
goals. At the end of 10 minutes MAY
the score was 4 to 4. Then the Ser
vice cut loose and three field goals by
Gevarder with one by Merillees gave
them lead of IL tn at half time.
In the second period the Tigers only
scored one point. a foul thrown BY
Mott, while the Service rushed mat,
tiers, and every man biit Wheeler. WIN
played a fine defensive and pass;ne
game, scored field goals Noyes eut
in with two pretty shots early in the
half.
Service Five Fast.
Cosgrove was out ut the game with
bad ankle, and his absence gave
Merillees of the Coast Artillery a
chance eto shine. Lieut.. Green, who
handled both games last night, kent
the play clean and fast throughout
He stated that there is not team in.
the islands, army or civilian. that can
defeat the present Service club of tho
Y. NJ. C. A. leag.le when Sergt
Brush's men are right, as they were
last evening.
The first game was anybody's from
start to finish. Neither team led by
more than single basket until the
finish. The score at the end of tho
first period WIS Z to S in favor of the
Dormitory. O'Sullivan starred for the
Cosmopolitans with GAYLORD particn.
larly strong on the defense. Harri-
son proved a star at center for the
Dormitory and lake played his usHa'
fine game at guard Bennett showed
marked improvement and will be q
real addition to the Dormitory team
At 6:45 last night the Club League
met and completed ar
for the opening games of
the season Friday evening. II was
voted to allow Sergt Fagg to play on
the Service Club. Merillees to be adj
vanced to the All-Service team of the
senior league. where he played. last
night o. P. Scare was declared elig
ible for the P. B. c.. team on a specta'
ruling, the club being short on MAY
ers. The Night School club and H. A
c. will line IN as in their practise
games, with Whitcomb at center for
the latter. ...*
Friday evening the P. B. C. and H
A. c. will play the opening game al
SIS and the Night School and Ser.
vice clubs meet at o'clock in the
second game The n. S. c. defeated
lie Get Readys or the intermediate
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other touchdown. Once or twice X
looked as If the outstretched arms oil
d Yale tackler would enfold the run
ner, but King eluded them all and not
until he had crossed the line and had
gene some distance behind 1t did a
Yale man get up. $685. s
YALE HAS NO VOICE.
AS The first half was nearing close
the Harvard rooters began singing
Yale's celebrated Undertaken Song"
as the Yale side showed no disposi
ton to strike up that lugubrious dirge.
The half ended with the bah in the
center OF the lied in Harvard's pos
session and the crowd poured out on
the side lines for aNpromenade
The white clouds in the sky had
darkened by the end Of the first half
and occasional slashes of cold rain
were felt BY the spectators. Fer the
first time in the gaIae Harvard be-
gan using the so-called open game. A
lateral pass and a beautiful forward
pass then went from Mahan to Cool
idge and lifted the ball right up
against Yale's goal.
Coolidge juggled the ball for an in.
slant after he caught 1t and even while
he was juggling it a Yale tackler had
him around the waist, but Coolidge
chung to his precious burden as he hit
the ground Soon afterward Mahan
carried the ball over for a touchdown.
Mahan kicked the goal from a touch.
down. After this touchdown Yale also
resorted to forward pass, the first
attempt from Scoyil to Savage netting
a fair gain.
Emboldened by this success, Saw
age tried another and very long one,
and Alex Wilson, the Yale captain,
carried the ball over the Harvard goal
line, but Yale was offside and had to
take the ball back without profit 1t
was now getting quite dark and the
spectators on top of the great stand
had hard time in keeping the ball
in view.
In the closing stages of the game
Mahan rooted his way around and
under the Yale line for still another
touchdown and booted still another
goal from touchdown.
Here Are the Rival Teams.
Summary Of YaIe's DebacIe.
Following are the. rival teams and
terse summary of the Harvard Yale
game at Cambridge:
Harvard Yale
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Touchdowns-H arte. Mahan f4):
King. Goals from touchdown-Nab
t5). SubstitutieDs: Harvard--Cowen
for Taylor, Coolidge for Ha-te. Hor-
ween for Roles Beles for Forweea-
Harris for Wallace. Weatherhead for
Coolidge, Harte for Weatherhead
McKinlock for Boles, r. c. Curtis for
Parsons, Robinson for Watson. Rollins
for King. Whitney for Rollins, Doherty
for Robinson. 49,
Yale-Walden for J. Sheldon. Tay-
Tor for Guernsey. Gates for c.. Sheldon
Scovil for Bingham, Church for Hig-
ginbotham, Roberts for Taylor, Saw
age for Van Nostrand, Waite for Bling
ham. Miller for White, Aldrich for
Gates, Ames for Gates, Neville for
Waite, Jacques for Scovil.
Officials-Referee Nate Tufts of
Brown: umpire, Mr.. Fults of Brown;
head linesman, William MoricP of
Pennsylvania: field Judge, Karl WIZ
liams OF Pennsylvania @.....
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kAIsER's GREEK NEPHEW
TO RULE coNsTANTINoPLE7

LONDON, Eng.-A story which is
not devoid of some significance at the
moment is told by an Englishman
who moved in court circles in Berlin
before the war. When the kaiser
gave his approval to the marriage OF
his sister, Sophie, to Constantine OF
Greece, he jocularly remarked: Who
knows but your son and my nephew
may one day reign in Constantine
oDle?" - - -
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chamberlain HAS
MANY zoo MARKS
FOR LAST MONTH
Y. N. c. A. Bowling Schedule.
Tonight-Colts Va. Nationals
Tomorrow b. C.. vs.. Cosmos.
Friday Honolulu vs.. Oakland.

Forty bowlers qualified for the 100
Club" on the Y. NJ. c. A. alleys during
the month of November. ]. C. Cham
berlin took both prizes for the most
two hundreds bowled with 40 and
for the highest score of the month.
Chamberlin rolled 269 for this second
prize and was closely followed by An
drew Mosley with 26l.
Mosley took second honors with ID
double centuries closely followed BY
Carl Wikander with IL and Bill Rase-
man with. 10. Treptow and o. p.
Soares were tied for fifth place. each
having rolled above the coveted mark
eight times. w. A. Ham kept the
Star-Bulletin in the front rank with
seven zoos.
The 900 Club rs an aggregation
composed of all men who rolled 200 or
more on the Y. M. @. A. alleys during
November. The following h list
of the forty members with the num-
Der of double centuries each man
bowled.
200 Club Members for Ncvcmher.
J. G. Chamberlin (49) high score $50
Andrew Mosley (13) high score. .26l
Carl Wikander (12) high score. 30
w. A. Raseman t10) high score. 2lS
Walter Treptow go high score. 24S
o. P. .Soares go high score. -. 2S5
w. A. Ham ca high score. 49,. 2Sl
Morath 5. Goebig 4, Smythe 4. Ben,
ny 4. Greed 4. Super 4, Scott 3, Reed
3. Stayton 3. Young 3. Smith 3, ticker
man 8, Benson 8, White 2, zap 2, Me-
Cutcheon 2, Anthony 2. TullOch ,,
Van Depsen 2, Mills 2, Athert0n !,
Bertholdi /. Clark /, Malone 1, Calm
/, A. B. Chamberlin l. Linn I. Mooney
| I. Canario /, Emmans !, Decker 4,
Thomas 1. and Gear /.
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Bv DAMON RuNYoN.


II carried from Minneapolis. Mimi.
70 New Haven, Conn, with such force
that II rocked Princeton NJ j.. with
great violence, but there its effect
ended. Il never touched Cambridge,
Mass. II was not even swung at Cam
bridge. Mass.
N fact, there is strong suspicion
abroad IN this community tonight that
Yale, which was supposed to be the
custodian OF the Sheylin psychological
punch. mislaid Il before coming to
Cambridge. along with all its other
lunches.
No Defense Needed.
Percy Haughton, who yearly con-
triVes ways and means for defending
The efidiron OF Cambridge. with fair
Harvard as his agency. had gone to
q great deal Of trouble to figure out a
guard against the psychological
punch, but By the end Of the first pc
Rod OF the Harvard-Yale football
game this afternoon he. discovered
that be did not need guard for the
punch.
All he needed here was q falIback.
Edward kahan supplied that heed.
He supplied II 50 well that F. Haugh-
Ton had enough fullbacking left over
b stock another season or two.
Az the shades OF night enwrapped
Soldiers field and Cambridge and Bos-
ton and the State Of Massachusetts,
Generally, the score stood Al to 0.
Itcrc Approaches Record.
And as there seemed to be no fur
||1f GOOD reason to cut Mahan loose
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rms Was MananN 'ast tootDaii
same &c Harvard coileglan. he
stretched himself over enough Of
70 cover The history Of the griolron
Tor the next 30 years He made four
out Of six tovcnQQVne and kicked fiye
Goals from touchdown out OF Total
q SIX chances. = was ABOUT as re-
variable ~ exniDition OF iootDai
|'aying a. was ever seen on any
I.1Id.
word here about Edward Mahan.
~. a NOW 81 wears Old He stands
l.ol til inches On fne soles of his
|.@| and weirhs III no,fnds EVERY
ounce At thai poundaee was In action
today. He carried IL through, over
nd around and about the psychologi.
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Manchuria is making new paint
out of the bean oil that Is produced
there in tremendous quantities. The
paint is said to be waterproof and
fireproof. as well as cheap and dura-
Bile.
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Yale's Defeat Told
In Detail By Runyon

Writer at Cambridge Struggle Gives Credit to Maan for Big
Sc0re-Yae Proves to Be Weak in All Departments of Game
AthertoD Gilman Plays Entire Game for Crimson-Great
Work of Harvard Captain Gives Victory to John Harvard
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1915-11-19
LOCAL NEWS

The Milwaukee has cut out its Sun
day train between Bovill and Elk
River. 1t will still run one train
Sunday between Palouse and Potlatch,
says the Elk River Sentinel.
State Senator Grant left Ekl River
Monday for a!three weeks trip through
Califor ia. Mrs. Grant is now visit
ing in California, and the senator will
join his wife at Frisco.
A number of Orofino women have
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1915-11-19
Call For Village Warrants.

NOTICE. Office of the village
treasurer. Qro6no, ld3ho,Nau u,
1915. Notice is herek/giyen that
will redeem the following Village
Warrants All registered warrants
of the General Fund of the 1912 series.
Interest ceases on the above warrants
November 18th, 1915.
r. w. MERRILL,
Village Treasurer.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1915-11-19

go in for football. A man may
achieve prominence in football with
out having it said of him that his wife
made him.
For sale--8-foot hardwood extern
sion table. Good shape. Oren
Crockett. 81 st.
E. A. Schilling is showing a fine
line of new jewelry. He went to
Lewiston Saturday and Sunday where
he met eastern statesmen.
George |. Scofield of Oconto. Wis,
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1915-11-19

started commendable movement.
They meet in the Commercial Club
rooms every Tuesday and sew articles
to be used for Christmas.
Mrs. John Mix will go to Moscow
Wednesday to spend Thanksgiving
with relatives, and attend the we'd
ding Of Miss Maud Mix.
Elder johnson will preach morning
and evening at the Christian church
Sunday, Nov. 81.
1t is not surprising that young men
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1915-11-19
Farm for Sale

SO acres 81 miles from town, 2
miles to school, z acres orchard, water
piped to house and barn. 9-roomed
house with both hot and cold water.
30 acres in cultivation, 6 acres al.
falfa. All kinds of berries. Far
outbuildings. Address Box 252,
Pennington, Wash.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-07-15

the WEIGH and Blnedeid com anies.
From the east q special train. WA
bring the Martfnsburg. Terra Alta
and Kingwood companies. the Mar
tinsburK; band and the Piedmont hos
pttal corps. go,
over the Monongah division "a spe-
Ecial will bring enc Littleton, Morgan
town and Fairmont companies.
Clarksbure companies. with the
Clarksburg band, will come In on
another special train :
The return movement will be made
on August IS, and special trains will
be assigned to practically the same
companies.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-07-15

NEW YORK, July IA new
punching club has opened in the A.
nancial district Just little luncn-
ing club you understand, which takes
in the three upper 1 nSors R 81 e1e a and
the aauipment OF which cost merely
It is called the Bankers Club OF
America with a board of governors
who are trustees for more than two
thousand million dollars. The club
being a baby just now has only about
1000 members.
one Of the features is the telephone
roon de luxe. This looks out over
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STATE TROOPS
Will Be Systematically Moved
to Annual Encampnent by
Railroad Company.

PARKERsBURG, July 15.-The
Arrangements for the movement OF
the state troops have been comp ted
by the local railroad omcials. The
various companies of the state will
arrive here on August 8 at different
hours during the day. over both the
Baltimore and Ohio and the Ohio
river division.
The Spencer and Ravenswood COM
panies will come in on special cars
attached to train No. TIP ON the Ohio
river division.
The three Huntington companies
will come In on special train.
Another special train viii bring the
Charleston and Fayetteville COM
Ipanies. a special VIII be assigned.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-07-15
Beware Of Ointments for Catarrt
That Contain Mercury

as mercury VIII surely destroy the sense of smell
entering il through the mucous surfaces Such
lions from reputable physicians, rs the damage
they will do 10 ten fold to the good you can pcs.
manufactured BY F. =. Cheney Co.; TS,s60 ~, n.
acting directly upon the blood and mucous sEs'
faces OF the system. In buying HAIRS CasIrrn
Cure be sure you get the genuine ~ u S1Aen
intefnally and made In Toledo. 0hic.ss uy y. J.
Cheney Co. Testimonials free.
Sold BY Druggists. Price. !Sc. per bottle.
TAKE HANS Family Piis 3or ccnstipation.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-07-15

The licensed porters about the big
railroad stations have been reaping
a harvest of late by misleading un-
suspecting visitors when they arrive.
In addition to the tips they secure
a percentage by guiding the new ar
rivals to certain hotels.
The hotel men got together the
other day and sent detective and q
woman assistant to Hoboken to take
the ferry back to New York. They
engaged a porter and told him to
take them to a we'll known hotel.
The porter told them he had been
sent down by the management Of the
hotel to warn prospective guests that
the hotel was filed with convention
crowd He then took them to small
hotel In side street. In some cases
the porters have told visitors that
certain hotels were under quarantine.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-07-15

Warden Thomas Mott Osborne OF
Sing Sing Is hoeing q stubborn
row. For his kindness he may lose
his job. When he took the job he
accorded the convicts large measure
dom Of movement. He put them on
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-07-15

and he declares that he has started
on with hourishing business. Jack
Rose, the baldheaded gambler, and
Bridgey Weber are seen in Schepps's
place from time to time. Weber has
opened up a box factory in Newark
and is employing more than 400 per-
SONS.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-07-15

Automobiles can be sold TO readers
of the Sunday Telegram classified
page, but, OF course, your I'D. must
be there.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-07-15
Mems silk hose at the Globe are
selling at Sc. advertisements.

A desirable tenant for that svacant
house can be found quickly by advt
Using in the classified columns d1 81e
Sunday Telegram. !
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-07-15

The garrulous little Sam schepps.
who fitted to aPris and back agaiA
while he was much wanted witness
in the Recker-Rosenthal gambling
murder, has come back to Broadway
and is now the proprietor OF jew
elry store and a pawn shop in the
heart of the district where Becker
formerly held sway.
A big sign, electrically lighted.
projects out over the sidewalk read
ing Sam schepps. Jeweler.1 His
store is at the intersection where
Seventh avenue crosses Broadway
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-e.zrrawh~
I : Il s @Iz|ZS62V

both rivers and the bay and is filed
with easy chairs, desks with maps and
data and besides the open telephones
has telephone booths fitted with soft
leather arm chairs.
There are also little private dining
rooms, private rooms for business
conferences. a barber shop. shower
baths, roof garden and ladies'
dining room and few other little
comforts for the tired business men
poor dears!
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-07-15

AtWenty.flve cent asAttled ad sold
. SIX hundred doIIor second hand nu-I
tpm0biIe for an advertiser In the
Sunday Telegram last Sunday