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Evening star., 1915-12-26
RECORDS.

RECORDS.
High team game-Bureaus, 56S
High team set-National Laundry, 1,635.
High Individual games-Ross, Bureaus, 141, and
Mccarthy. National Laundry, 40.
High Individual sets-Shenk, National Lauu-
dry, 361, and Ross, Bureaus, 359.
Greatest number of strikes-LAkin, National
Laundry, 10. and Mccarthy, National Laundry.
a.
Greatest number Of spares-Shenk and McCar-
thy, both Of National Laundry. tied, 65.
Evening star., 1915-12-26

It Is some compliment to Lee Fohl al
any rate that considerable protest
went up from Cleveland fans at the an
nouncement that In the new deal for
the Cleveland club a new manager
would be included. A good many fans
announced themselves as OF the opinion
that FohI answers all requirements as
. team, leader. Il does appear that he
seems bY fair that some consideration
should ~ given him.
Evening star., 1915-12-26

IEAUOD ISxOOnSz1St
High Individual ayerage-Wolstenholme. l0z-s
second high Individual average-Fftzgibbor
High individual game-Wolstenholme. IA.
Hieh Individual set-Wolstenholme 8S4.
High team game-Documents SOC.
High team set-Bindery, LAS:
Greatest number Of spares-Elleft. %.
High hat game-Hager, 9S.
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Rudolph Best Pitcher.

The only position not represented in
the above list is that Of pitcher. Ru-
dolph OF the Braves was the best
timely hitter among the National
League artillerists last season. with
record of seventeen runs batted home.
Tesreau of the Giants and Alexander
of the Phillies were the only other
hurlers to reach double figures in bat
ting in tallies, the New Yorker having
twelve to his credit and the Philadel-
phian eleven.
Cravath's name crops up frequently
in the noted timely hitting stunts Of
day was August $, in Cincinnati. when
he hammered home eight counters and
scored three himself. He was merely
mixed up in eleven of the fourteen
afternoon OF five of Herzog's hurlers
Dale, McCIoskey. Toney, Benton and
Lear. July "a C-avath batted in fve
runs in the game against Cincinnati.
the season ended-against Chicago,
August 20, and against New York.
September 10. Becker of the Phils,
Wagner of the Pirates and Connolly
Leaguers to hit in FIVE runs in con-
hicts, BeaIs distinguishing himself
against the Cubs. Honus against the
Superbas and Joe against the Cardi-
nails.
whole raft of players knocked in
four counters in contests, Crayath. OF
course, being among the number
"C;ayyy," or wooden Shoes" as he
was called on the Pacific coast. when
he was making his early reputation
as a siugger. turned the trick twice.
SO did Schmidt OF the Braves, Merkle
of the Giants, Johnston OF the Pirates,
Snyder and Miller OF the Cardinals,
and Suodgrass, who wore both Giant
and Brave toggery. The odd thing
about Suodgrass' two timely hitting
stunts was that both were accom-
and both were against the same
team-Pittsburgh. These were the
men who batted In four runs in
games:
Evening star., 1915-12-26
Batted IN Four Runs in Games.

Braves Schmidt against BROOKLYN and New
YORK: Smith. against New YORK; Gosdy, against
New York: Tyler. against New YORK; Whslins.
against New York; SnodsTass. AGAINST Pitts
bargb: Fitzpatrick. against PAhadelpAa.
Cabs-wiliiams against Brooklyn; Bresnahan,
against Brooklyn.
Rets-tSroa, azzinst Chicago.
Giarts-Nefkle. against Boston ttwieel; Lobert.
e.zinst Brooklyn; Burns, against Boston: Fletch-
er. against s.. Louis: Doyle, against Cincinnati;
S:ofzrsss. against Pittsb1Tgh.
PnIiliesL(ravstk. aSsiast 81 Louis and Chi
cage; Psskert, against New York.
PirafeS-Johnstoa. against New York twice:
H!1chrnaB. against Ciuclrnafi Wagner, sg1inst
Chie4eo. Baird. against Boston.
Cardinais-SDyfer. against Chicago and Boston;
Miller against Brooklyn twice.
The cleanup drives in the National
last season numbered twenty-eighr,
ten doubles being poled that sent
Evening star., 1915-12-26

: Catcher Frank Kafora, once with the
Pittsburgh Pirates and with Omaha IN
the western League last season, won
about all the honors handed out at Q
bowling tournament in Chicago last
week. Four medals were offered for
good work and Kafora took three Of
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TEAM STANDING AND AVERAGES.

High team set--Postal Savings, 1.497.
High team game-Postal Savings, 521.
INDIVIDUAL AVERAGES.
(Ten or more games.
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COLLEGES FORMING
GRIDIRON ALLIANCES
CONTINUED from First Page.)

1T was generally understood that 1t
could have done so had 1t desired. A
definite offer from the University OF
Chicago was refused because there was
no date on which the game could be
played Washington and Lee will not
meet West Virginia Wesleyan nor West
Virginia University, and has taken on
other elevens in their places. The Lex
ington institution will play the hard
est list OF contests in its history, and
will go farther into the south than be-
fore, being listed for contest with
Georgia Tech at Atlanta.
Georgetown Is seeking the strongest
opponents 1t can find. and is barring
none. The Blue and Gray wants con-
tests with the biggest teams possible.
but is not having much success. Two
new teams, other than those Of last
year, will be played. though. Dart
mouth being one and Holy Cross the
other These games are to take place
at Hanover, n H.. and at Springfield,
Mass. Catholic University has closed
dates with two or three strong teams
and is trying to complete negotiations
with Lehigh. The Maryland Aggies are
gradually branching out to play much
stronger teams. Three new schools al
ready have been listed for 1915 and
arrangements may be perfected for an
other. All three Of these new teams
have heretofore been considerd in a
higher class than the Marylanders.
First Game This Week.
Incidentally. It might be mentioned
that the first game Of 1915 will be
played this week. January 1. The
Brown University team is to meet the
Washington State College on that date
at Los Angeles. That will be the only
contest. though, until next fall. An
other long trip which will be taken
then is when the University Of Florida
goes to Indianapolis for battle with
the University of Indiana
with conditions such that foot ball
is being more and more standardized,
with the stronger elevens certain to
be developed for that reason II for no
other, and the new and more attrac-
tive alliances formed by many Of the
institutions, followers Of the grtdiron
are likely to ind the sport reaching in
1915 the highest plane It ever has at
|tained.
Evening star., 1915-12-26

High individual set-Jolli6e, 940
High individual game-Littleford, la.
/, Branch Hickey. at the Chicago meet
ing, was offered Sam Crawford for
George Sisler and Ernie Koob, the two
collegians. He turned down Jennings
arrangement
Evening star., 1915-12-26

THIS Great !, seni-An- A
l nual Clothing Sale
starts tomorrow, Monday.
morning. 1t offers an unre-
stricted choice Of our entire
winter stock of High-grade,
Hand-tailored Fancy Suits
and Overcoats for men,
boys and children at exact
ly ONE-FOURTH OFF
our usual reasonable prices.
1t is an opportunity that
every one should hasten to
profit BY.
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German Government Ignorant Of
Profound impression Created
in United States BY Reply 70
Presidents Lusitania Motto
STATIC ELECTRICITY PUTS
WIRELESS OUT OF BUSINESS
Gables Received Via London Are
. Not Believed Because They Are
Subject To Censorship BY Au.
tboritiss Of Hostile Government

=. tssort"tfd rrasr by Fodrr7l wirr'r"sh
PERLIN, June 3.-The officials
~ of the government and the
general, public here and through
out Germany are waiting expect
.sntly for news of the develop
.ments in the German-American
situation which may have arisen
in view Of the German reply to
the American note repudiating
any responsibility for the loss of
American lives due to the sinking
Of the British liner Lusitania.
Gables Not Believed
Expec fancy is heightened
through the fact that as yet no
trustworthy news has been receiv-
ed from the United States indi-
eating what the American recep-
ton, of the German reply has
been. The only word which has
REACHED, here has been through
London by transatlantic cable and
the reports SO received, being GEN.
sored by the British, are given no
credence here, No reports which
the German people are willing to
accept as truthworthy have come.
For the past three days the for
eign Office, has been unable to
communicate directly with Count
Won Bernstorff, static conditions
on the Atlantic having prevented
the use of the wireless and depri'-
ed the foreign Office of the oppor-
tunity of transmitting or Of re-
ceiving messages in the official
cipher from America.
No Code Allowed
What cable messages have been
exchanged have, because Of the
rules of the cable companies, Goa
trollcd in London, where all ca''tc
messages are likewise censored,
been sent in plain language. The
necessity of using such has PR
vented any communications O! al
official nature.
1t is hoped here that weather
conditions will render the use OF
the wireless possible today
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-06-04
TURKS RUSH UPON
LINES OF ALLIES
Repeated Attacks On, GalIipoIi
Peninsula Repulsed BY Ma
chine-Gun and Rifle Fire
tAsn0ciated. Prom by Federal wirele,.O

(ASoctated, Press by Federal Wireless.)
LONDON juno, 9.-The Turks, rein
forced, made a series of desperate as
saults upon the British and French lines
on the Galiipoli Peninsula yesterday, ac
cOrding to the official reports. The
Turks advanced number of times, be
ing each time repulsed by machine gun
and infantry fire. The losses Of the at
tackcrs were heavy, the attempts to
rush the Allies trenches being made
against direct fire.
In the western theater there is heavy
fighting in progress north Of Arras, the
center o: the battle being around a
sugar factory at Souchez, which each
idc claims to be holding against the
attacks Of the other. This factory is
some distance in advance of the French
trenches. .1 ......
The British steamer Saidich, on her
way from Egypt carrying a number of
nassengers, was torpedoed Yesterday
without warning by a German submar
inc in the North Sea and seven out Of
those on board were drowned. One Of
them was a stewardess. Forty one sur
vivors, eight of whom were passengers,
have been landed, at Chatham after a
narrowing experience.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-06-04
MEXICAN CHIEFS
RECEIVE WARNING
President Wilson's. Note Is 0eIiV-
cred As Six More Amer
leans Are Killed


WASHINGTON, June 3.-President
Wilson $ demand upon the warning
Mexican chieftans that they lay aside
their quarrels, for the cool of Their
own country, or prepare for interven
ton, was telegraphed, to them yester
day. simultaneously, the text was xiv
en- to the American press.
Mexico apparently is no nearer .
solution of her troubles than whom rev
CLINTON first was kindled," says tn,
note; "there is no protection for citi
zens; foreigners are starving aud there
is no government.
1.-THE United States cannot stanG
by indifferenty, doing nothing"
Six Americans Killed
Captain Lane of the oil tanker Wini
fred, which arrived yesterday at Hous
ton, Texas, reported that six American,
are known to have been killed neal
sherc within the last few days and thai
general massacre of Anne. leans il
feared.
}. n. Bennett, an American, has heer
killed at IanucO, by one of Villa +
, trOopers, according to official advices
received here yesterday.
General Carranza, the First Chief, an
nOunccd through his junta at Browns
Vile, Texas, yesterday, the capture OF
San Luis POtoSi. In the action three
of Villa 5 generals were killed.
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learn Or HUSBANDS.
DEATH 5. DAYS AFTER

Informed by friends, who had read
the. story in The ADVERTISER, the wife
off, the Japanese who died late, Sunday
night tOn. a ear of the Honolulu Rapid
Transit 4 Land Company learned for
the first time yesterday of her hus.
bands death. 1t was only when she
called at the office Of, the department
Of vital statistics of the, territorial
board Of health yesterday that the au =,
thorities learned the dead man 3 name.
The Japanese was named Fukuzo Ma.
kashima- He was forty-seyen years of
pan, and had been a resident in the
islands for some years past. The body
Of the deceased was cremated and the
funeral held yesterday from the under,
taking paTlors of 1,HOsoi, Kukui street.
the ashes being Inferred in the Oahu
cemetery,
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ANENGIANAylklORS!;.
10 BUILD A|RSHPS
tA,.es,.tsd Prsss By Federal wirslOFs)

tAssoctsted Press by Federal wireleFsD
DULUTH, minnesota, june, 3.-Anth-
onye Janus and Fritz Ericsson, two Du-
luth aviators, have been placed in
charge Of, a; large aeroplane factory re,
emily. established in Toronto, Ontario,
which, has contracted with the British
government for the building of thou
sand aeroplanes. This report was given
out yesterday by the ,oficials of the
Erickson Company, a Duluth corpora,
tion, subsidiary branch Of the aero
plane company controlled by Glenn Cur
tbs.
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president Tells
i 1t To BernstorR
ASSOCIATED Press by Federal wircross,


WASHINGTON June ,.
Americas intention to insist on
the terms of the nate OF protc,r
70 Germany were reiterated -
the German representative An
basSador Won Bcrnstorf, by Prca-
ident Wilson today.
The President, received Count
Won Bernstorf in the Blue Room
Of the White House, for half an
hour. 1t was an informal confer
ence and no announcement Of its
details is expected.
/. 1t is understood that the am
bassadOr's object was to gain All
idea of the points which the Uui-
ted States is determined 10 insist
upon, and to give the German
viewpoint.
The President gave his views to
Ambassador Won BernstorH, cx-
pecting the ambassador to en-
tighten Berlin, through the Ger
man foreign Office, as to the earn
est intentions OF the United
States to obtain strict account
ability for the loss OF Americans
in the sinking OF the Lusitnnia.
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DON'T NEGLECT YOUR FAMILY

When yO0 ialI to prOvide your family
with bottle Of ChamberlaiR 5 Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhoca Remedy at this
season Of the year, YOU are neglecting
them, as bowel complaint is sure to be
prevalent, and it is too dangerous II
malady to he trihed with This is es
perialIy true il there are children in the
family. A dose or two of this remedy
will place the trouble within control
and perhaps save life, or at least
doctors bill. For sale bv all dealers.
Benson, Smith \ CO., Ltd, agents for
Hawaii.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-06-04
JAPANESE CAPTAIN .
ARRESTED AS SPY
Plot Discovered To Supply China
With Military Secrets
And Maps
(Assoeiatsd Exon. by rsdsral wlrsIes.l

(ASSoeiatsd Prssa BY Federal wirsleSs)
TOXIC, June 3.--This mornings pa.
pers, give prominence TO the reported
arrest of Captain NaoyosM Manure,
adiutaptcommandant of the fortified,
tons at Maidzuru, on charges of
treason.
Involved with him are other officers
all under suspicion of having sold mil
itary and naval secrets to Yuan Shih
kai, president Of China, in. 1911.
A, plot has been discoyered, the news
papers gay, by which the Chinese gov.
ornmsnt was supplied with information
of Japan's army and navy plans for
moving troops, and with maps showing
the detail Of transportation arrange
mcnts. 20
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-06-04
pORkSJSPENDED
INDEFINITELY ON
LOST SUBMARINE
Present Apparatus Might MangIe
/. Hill and Destroy All
Evidence Sought
NEW PoNTooNS. WILL BE
BUILT At MARE ISLAND
Hull viii Be Sealed and Riuhted
To Prevent Disintegration
During Wait
(From Thursdays .Advertiser)

Weather .permittinp divers will no
L.. a.. A., ..s, n, ia.
Wv" ..,P ~" n Z Z W. ''VV ~
ing, taxing with them strong canvas
mats. With these they will plug up
all holes thew find in the sea.wasp.
rrl;. ,.;u 10 49, a. 81
ms ~ rO"o W W. Ao"p '" 'iH ai'
amman me iroh ehUerihg the suhheh
huI% Al, - 90, :,
Later tne dlVsrs wan aihN, INES In
n 4e turned NED Iop sue up see now hes
nslea Aar W sLiHpoaru; IN iaet, almost
upside down, and At. Is desired to pre-
vent LSI.neI teari9g loose q mashln'
cry ana apparatus fastened 70 the MOOT
socn dlsintegratlon would tend 70 Ge,
ssfoy e'i rea " Mnst' caused inc Z =
10 70 axe ~ .hst nv Fiive. ..
"4gh An ,ssnIpiy Rls ps, ltlI rs
Wneh these TWO ieats nave been per-
IoIne9, WORK on the salVaglng OF the
r. VIII De hdehniteiy discontinued.
~ may pe many weeks before the sup,
marine VIII De moyed again from its
present pertn on the bottom OF the
ocean, Iofty'nse teet below the sur
race, just outside the enamel en-
trance O.. -, -.
All TINS is by order of the navy de,
partment, following an exchange or
messages petWeen the othcers superln'
tending savage work and, oiheials in
washington NaSal Constructor > - A:
Furer, VINO mas been IN charge OF al
mec hanlcal WORK, and VINO Designed the
Pontoon scows which made possible the
9Ga my nv " the' 8 ~ IRON a aePsn OF
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-06-04
AUSTRIAN AlRM6N, DROWN

BRINDIsI, Italy, june s.-An Aus,
TRAN. aeroplane, of. evident German
build, WAS found floating in the Adri-
attic off the southern coast of Italy yes
terday, the occupants having apparent.
" drowned. A note hook containing
drawings and written observations was
found in the machine, these showing
that the ayiators had, been making an
examination, Of the. Italian coast, with
I view to locating possible landing
places for troops.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-06-04
SEBASTIAN VICTOR
N MIAYI0|RAlLN RACE
Press by Federal wireisss.)

ASSOCIATED Press by Federal wireleSs)
LOS ANGELES, June As the re-
suit of an exciting and hardifou hit mu.
nicipal ELECTION, held yesterday, Charles
f. Sebastian, the former chief Of pc,
lice, is elected the next mayor of this
city.
The official announcement OF, the full
eturRs shows that he has been elected
by 1909 votes.
Sebastian WAS recently charged with
assisting in the delinquency of a six,
ecu year old girl, a. charge which he
declared was inspired by his political
opponents. His chief opponent in the
contest was Councillor Whiffen.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-06-04
GERMANY MAY EXPORT
SEED OF SUGAR BEET

ASSOCIATED Press by Federal wtrslsSs)
=. WASHINGTON, June 3.-Great Bri
tain has announced willingness to al
lOW expectation from Germany of as
much sugar beet seed IA may be required
in the United States, such expectations
to be made through Rotterdam, if it de
SelopS that there IL not Il sufficient sup
ply otherwise procurabIe. This permits
GiOn of Great Britain does not involve
any exchange of commodities, the beet
seed to he paid for in cash.
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BRITAIN AND ITALY
TO ADJUST FINANCES

ASSOCIATED Press by Federal wirsIess)
LONDON, June 3.-An Important con
ference to he held at Nice was an,
hounccd officially yesterday. This is
a pc between David LLOYD; George, the
chancellor of the exeheguer; the gov
ernor Of the Bank of England, and Sig
nor Rubin, the minister Of finance for
Italy. At the Nice gathering the fnan-
cial questions arising FROM the entrance
of Italy into the war as one Of the
Allies will be discussed. The British
delegates, who will be accompanied by
the financial secretary of the treasury,
will leave for Nice soon.
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TO CURE 4 COLD IN one DAY

Take Laxative Brorto Quinins
Tablets All druggists refund
the money il it falls to cure.
F.. W. Groves signature is on
each box, -.
PARIS MEDICINE 90, 81, Louis, t.s,A,
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-06-04
CHINESE TRADE ENJOYS
WANT AMERICAN SHIPS
(AsSOciated Pres, by Federal wirnl,ss)

VAb8OcIAted TfeSs by Federal WirnI1BB.D
NEW YORK, June ;. - The New
FORK Merchants Association entertain
d the Waiting hincse commercial de.
rgatcs at luncheon Yesterday. In an
address following the luncheon, Hsun
hang, one Of the prominent bankers
with the Chinese delegation, stated that
additional steamers to ply between the
United States and China, under the
American flag, are necessary for the
proper Development Of the mutual trade
Of the two countries. He also urged
hat Steps b" taken to extend the
"ankmg facilities in China A merican
trade.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-06-04
WARPEANE KILLS PLEASURE
SEEKERS IN WARSAW THEATER

ASSOCIATED PrsSa BY Federal wiFslsas.l
WARSAW, June 2.-Six persons were
killed and twenty five injured here to,
day, when German aerpPlane dropped
bombs on a moving picture theater.
Most of the victims were women and
children.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-06-04
RUMANlA GIVES ORDER
FOR SHOES FOR ARMY
Associated Press BY Fsderal wirolsssD

Associated Press by Federal wirclessD
BlNGHAMTON, New York, June 8.
Announcement of q significant cor
tract has just been made here BY a
combination Of shoe manufacturers.
The contract has lecn concluded with
representatives OF the government at
Rumania and calls for the early de,
livery of half a million pairs of war
shoes. Work upon tho contract has
already been started.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-06-04
JAPAN DEP0RTS FORMER
PACIFIC MAIL EMPL0YE
(Associatsd Press BY, Federal wirelsss,l

YOKOHAMA, June .. ~ Wilhelm
Steinwqscher, formerly steyedore, ~
the employ Of the Pacific Mail Steam.
ship Company Is. one Of the resident
Germans ordered deported by the Japa,
nese government for alleged Pernieious
activity against the welfare Of japan.
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CHICAGO W0NANHELD
BY ITALIANS As SPY
lAsGoeiated Tress by Federal Wireleaa.

MILAN, Italy, June 3.--Isabelle
Wade, a Chicago singer, who has been
making her home here was arrested
yesterday by the authorities and
charged with being an accomplish of
a BaNarlan army officer, recently
seized by tn" police on charge of
espionage The American girl is said
to have been assisting the SPY in the
collection Of information for the use
of Italy ) enemies.
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BALKAN STATES NEARING WAR

Associated Press by Federal Wireless)
PARIS, June 3.--The Balkan states
W rapidly nearing war, according to
ndvices received here. Rumania is re
rurted to be modifying an army of
100000.