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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-12-02

Thursday, Sept. 23-west Chester,
Pa. Chinese 6, Local Club 4.
Friday, Sept. 24-North PhiladeI.
phia. Pa, Chinese 5, Drills Club 5.
Saturday, Sept. % Philadelphia,
Pa, Chinese 2, Victrfx A. C. 8.
Tuesday. Sept. 2S-Phoenixville, Pa,
Chinese 6, Union Club 4.
Saturday, Oct. 2-HaVana, Cuba,
Chinese 1, Vedado Tennis Club g.
Sunday, Oct. 3-Havana, Cuba, Chi
nese /, Almendares 4.
Monday, Oct Havana, Cuba, Chi
nese 4, Havana Reds 8.
Thursday, Oct. Havana, Cuba,
Chinese 4, AImendares 3.
Saturday, Oct. 9-Havana, Cuba,
Chinese 5, vedado Tennis Club 2.
Monday, Oct. 1I-Havana, Cuba,
Chinese 4, Almendares 2.
Tuesday, Oct. 12-Havana, Cuba,
Chinese 3, Havana Reds 8.
Thursday. Oct. 14-Havana, Cuba,
Chinese 2, Almendares s.
Saturday, Oct 16-Havana, Cuba,
Chinese /, Havana University 0.
Sunday, Oct. 17-Havana, Cuba, two
games, Chinese Is. Almendares 1-S.
Monday, Oct. 1S-Havana, Cuba,
Chinese /, Havana Club 2.
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Mckinley Girls
Win Basketball
Championship

In one of the best games of the
year Mckinley high school girls
basketball team won the champion
ship Of 1915 when they defeated the
Priory girls yesterday afternoon at
the Cathedral grounds by a score of
20 to 49,. The game was exciting
and the girls played at top speed
throughout the contest.
Lucy Holt, Mckinley forward,
proved her ability to shoot baskets
by making the most points for the
winning team. Thelma Wicke, the
other Mckinley forward. was active
at all times and her fast work in
throwing baskets was noticeable. M.
Farden and o., Theone, the Priory for
wards, were the point winners and
both showed ability to work the ball
back and forth and score points.
Maria Prestidge and Hattie Pauole,
the Black and Gold guards, were In
strumental In stopping the scoring of
the Pffory team Great credit is due
Thelma Wicke and Marguerite Far
den, the captains of the teams, for
turning out such good squads this sea-
son. The crowd was one Of the lafg-
est of the year and the cheering was a
noticeable feature. Miss Cassidy
refereed the game to the satisfaction
of all.
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Gridiron Stars
Will Hold Joint
Banqaet AT Y. N.

Members Of the football teams Of
the College Of Hawaii, Punahou, Nc
Kinley, Kamehameha and Mills will
hold join banquet at the Y M. c. A
tomorrow evening at O'Clock. The
entire squad OF each team win be pres
ent and the boys win be given an en-
teftaihnent as we'll as q dinner. Il
has been the rule every year after the
football season is over on the main
land for the team to be given ban.
iquet by the school, but as the schools
have not held any separate affairs
the Y. NJ. C. A. has decided 20 invite
the heroes Of the gridiron to joint
session.
Capt. Norris Stayton. who has been
identified with athletics for q number
of years, viii be one Of the speakers
Of the evening. The coach and other
members Of each team win be asked
to give few remarks upon the situa.
tion In football this year. The meet.
ing win in q way get the teams to
gether on q good basis, something
that is needed. The attitude taken by
the schools In getting together IN pro:
noting better football has been favor
ably cQmmented upon BY the sport
lovers IN the city and the meeting to
morrow evening win help to better
understanding between the various
schools.
The program as announced by the
association viii be conducted by Bro
Their Elmer, who will act az toastmast-
er. Capt. Norris Stayton win choose
as his address. playing the Came. =
Paul Super will give . talk on Prep.
aration for the Big Game" There VIII
be another talk on sThe Games from
the Sporting Editors Viewpoint" The
coach OF each team will give talk on
the work Of the season.
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CHINESE MAKE GOOD RECORD

The second list of games played by
the Chinese Travellers is published to.
day beginning with the first game with
Lehigh University, which the home
team won. This is the school where
Alfred zap is now captain of the
freshman baseball team.
Monday, June South Bethlehem,
Chinese 3, Lehigh University IL.
Tuesday, June State College, Pa,
Chinese 4, State College 5.
Wednesday, June 9-Bellefonte, Pa,
Chinese 10, Bellefonte Academy 5.
Thursday, June 10-B ellefonte, Pa,
Chinese s, Bellefonte Academy S.
Friday, June 11-Selinsgrove, Pa,
Chinese z, sSusquehanna University 4.
Saturday, June 12-Lewisburg Pa,
Chinese 8, Bucknell College z.
Monday, June 14--Easton, Pa, Chi
nese 10. La Fayette College 5.
Tuesday, June Myerstown, Pa,
Chinese /. Albright College 4.
Wednesday, June 16-Troy, N. Y,
Chinese 4, Rensselaer, Polytechnic 5.
Thursday, June 17-G loyersyille, N.
Y, Chinese 4, Danforth University /.
Friday, June 1S-Hamilton, Mass,
Chinese 2, Williams College 8.
Saturday, June 19-Hamilton, N. Y,
Chinese 0, Colgate University 2.
Sunday, June 20-Ridgewood, Brook.
Ign, Chinese 8, Bushwick 1.
Saturday, June 26-Schenectady, N.
y, Chinese 5, G.. e. Club T.
Sunday, June 81 Ridgewood, Brook
Ign, Chinese 0, Bushwick 1. 6 innings.
Monday, June 2S-Amherst, Mass,
Chinese 8, Amherst 2.
Tuesday, June 29-Keene, N. H.,
Chinese 9, Keene B. B. Club 6.
Saturday, July New Haven,
Conn.,, Chinese 4, Yale Colonials 3.
Sunday, July Cypress Hill. Brook
lyn, Chinese 9, Cypress Hill Club 6.
Monday, July 5-Reading, Pa, 2
games, Chinese 2-10, Reading 3-3.
Wednesday, July 7.-Ephrata, Pa,
Chinese 5, Ephrata Club 4. il. =,
Friday, July 9-Boyertown, Pa, Chi
nese 2, Boyertown Club 10.
Saturday, July 10-Philadelphia, Pa.
Chinese 2, Strawbridge & Clothier /.
Sunday, July 11-Cypress Hill,
Brooklyn, Chinese II, Cypress Hill 8.
Tuesday, July 13-Bay Ridge, Brook
Ign. Chinese l., Crescent A. C. 1.
Wednesday, July 14-Trenton, n. J.,
Chinese z, Trenton Club ). .!
Thursday, July 15-Pittsfield, Mass,
Chinese 5, Pittsfield Club 8. s...-E.
Saturday, July 17-Holyoke, Mass,
Chinese s, Holyoke Club 4. "
Sunday, July 1S-Long Island City,
Chinese /, Degnon Grays 2. =.
Monday, July 19-No game. rain.
Tuesday, July 20 Carbonate, Pa,
Chinese 6, Carbonate Club g.. ..:: .5
Thursday, July 22-Stroudsburg, Pa,
Chinese 5, Stroudsburg Club / ...
Saturday, July 24-Camden, N j.,
Chinese Z, Camden A. C. 5, Z innings.
Sunday, July 25-PhoenixVille, Pa,
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COAST FOOTBALL OPENS
EYES OF FASTENERS

Football followers who labor under
the impression that gridiron snprem-
acy begins and ends IN the East are
invited to study carefully the records
Of several Of the Pacific coast elevens.
The comparison Of the respective
strength of various teams via the
point score system may not be the
last word In analysis, but for the want
Of better method It Is not without
its value
Washington State College Of Pull
man, Wash, defeated the Oregon Ag-
gies 20 to O: the Oregon Aggies de-
feated the Michigan Aggies 20 to 0.
and the Michigan Aggies defeated
Yost's University Of Michigan team
"a to o Michigan lost to Syracuse Z
to IA, and Syracuse has won every
game played IN the East this season
except the contest against Princeton
which went to the Tigers 3 to 0 on
field goal kicked BY Tibbott.
Making due allowance for improve
ment among the various teams In
volved, as the season progresses. the
conviction still ciings that the wash
'ington State eleven is a Football team
worthy Of considerable consideration.
=
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Word reached Honolulu today that
Washington State College would play
Brown University at Pasadena on New
Years day on the Pasadena gridiron.
This contest should be the big contest
of the year from many standpoints.
This year the Mountain went to Ma
homet and when the Oregon Aggies
took the long trip East and triumphed
over the great Michigan Aggie ma.
chine the East was startled. II was
the first time In the history Of the
game that the West had been recog-
nfzed.
w. s. Keinholz, chairman Of the
Pasadena Tournament Of Roses. wired
Washington State asking them TO play
at Pasadena against a strong eastern
team. The Washington State man,
agement agreed TO the proposition.
stating that the team must be one Of
standing on the gridiron. The officials
wired Cornell and Pittsburg the Joint
champions of the East this year, but
neither team was able to make the
trip. Washington State could not ar.
range q game with Harvard. and the
California management signed Brown
University. Brown has had success.
ful season and perhaps ranks In the
first six IN the East this year The
Bruh6nians defeated Yale, and scored
q touchdown on Harvard but were de.
w. sssi s. e. e a., Msshls..
II Is to Be regretted that Washington
State was unable % meet Pittsburg
or Cornell, % the confere1ce cham.
pions. Illinois and Minnesota That
game would have been . drawing card
from all oyer the West. Brown is
always high class team, and the
game with ne Proyidence team should
so one step ferther tn waking Up the
East.
That the recent showing BY the Pa.
cifIc Coast teams In the inter-sectional
contests may rob the football fans of
an AlI-AnerIcbn team In the futiire is
certain. Walter Camp and the sport
! Eng editors Of the papers on the main
land can gather information through
the press alone, and an AlI-American
team could be picked as well IN Ho-
nolnlu as III New Haven. The eastern
sporting writer's ct the first Of the
season were IS ignorant Of Northwest
football as were the players. Now
they are waking up
Eastern Press ,Awattps.
Before the Oregon Aggie- Michigan
1ggie game the majority of the east
ern papers failed to carry Pacific
Coast scores. They called Washing
ton State the washington University
team and had the University Of Ore.
eon located at Corvallis. II Is certain
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FooTsALL RESULTS

Pacific Coast.
At Eugene, Ore. University of Ore
gon 8, Oregon Agricultural College O.
At Salt Lake University Of Utah
20, Southern California II.
Eastern.
AT Cleveland Case 20, Hiram Z.
At Syracuse. N Y.-Syracuse 0,
Dartmouth 0.
At Hartford, Conn Trinity 9, Yves.
leyan 0.
At West Point, N. Y.-Army IL
Springfield z.
AT Annapolis Navy Z, Ursinus TO-.
At Baltimore-Johns Hopkins 20, st
Johns 6.
AT swarthmore. Pa. swarthmore Z,
Haverford 2.
At South Bethlehem. Pa.-Lehigh s,
Lafayette IS.
At New -Fordham IA. Carlisle
10.
At Middlebury, vt-Middlebury g.
Vermont 6.
At Troy-Rensselaer 8, Worcester 0.
At washington, Pa.-Washington
and Jefferson So, Bethany 0.
At Cleveland-Case 0. Case team OF
1905, II.
At New York Columbia 10. New
York University Is.
At Pittsburg Carnegie 80, Western
Reserve 6.
At Hoboken. N. J-Rutgers SO, Ste
vens 3.
At Selins Grove. -Susquehanna
q. Dickinson 10.
At Philadelphia University of
Pennsylvania 5. Princeton (soccerl.
At Rochester, N. Y.-Buffalo z, Ro-
chester 3.
At Washington Georgetown 81,
South Carolina 0.
At Kingston, R. Rhode Island
State 10, New Hampshire State O.
Middle West.
At Sioux City, Ia-Morningside 20,
Iowa Normal 8.
At Chicago Ohio State "a, North
western 0.
At ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS So, Iowa 2.
At Chicago Illinois 10, Chicago O.
At Bloomington, Ind.-Purdue z, In.
diana 0.
At Madison, Wis.-Mannhsota 90,
Wisconsin 8.
At Denver-Denver University z,
University of Colorado 0.
At Bookings, S. D.-South Dakota
Aggies 6, Dakota Wesleyan 0.
At Jacksonville. Ill-Illinois College
Ill. Carthage o.
At Fairbault, Minn-Shattuck Is,
st. Johns z.
At Albion, Mich Albion College g.
Oliyet 8.
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East, but the East finally arose from
the long sleep after the game at East
lansing and since that game have
been carrying the scores of the con-
tests In the Pacific Northwest.
Ring w. Lardner Of You know me,
AL fame said Of the great w. s. c.
machine: III the Washington State
team could have seen the o. A. C. and
Michigan Aggies pIunging at each
other IN their memorable game at East
Lansing they probably would have
wondered what teams were practis-
ing.e
Roscoe Fawcett of the Portland Ore
gonian said that the Washington State
team was the best team In America.
barring none,
'crantIand Rice Favors w. s. C.
Grantland Rice, one of the leading
sporting authorities in the country,
said: Those who do the ranking this
year win have to operate by sections,
not continents. II must be the case
OF the leading teams IN the East, Mid
die West and Far West If there be any
Justice In the process. For who can
say that the Washington State Col.
lege which crushed the Oregon Aggfes
IS 70 Q Is not as good as Cornell or
Plttsburg. The Oregon Aggies were q
formidable outdt at least 30 points
better than Michigan. Yet Washing.
ton State crushed the Corvallis elev-
en- by big score. 4
Summing the situation up 1t Is
thought that Walter Camp viii make
Q change this year when he selects
his teams and his All-American sqliad.
Last year Walter Camp picked three
teams as the best In the country. Not
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Chinese 5, st. Mary's Club 4.
Tuesday, July 27-Cape May, N. j.
Chinese IA, Cape May Club 3.
Wednesday, July % Ocean City, N.
J., Chinese 2, Ocean City 1.
Thursday, July 29-Philadelphia,
Pa, Chinese /, Newman Club 3.
Friday, July 30--Reading, Pa, Chr
nese 4, Reading Club 2.
Saturday, July 31-Ph Philadelphia, Pa,
Chinese IA, Stetson 4.
Sunday, August Long Island City,
Chinese z. Degnon Grays O.
Thursday, August 5LKings Park, L.
l.. Chinese 8, Kings Park Club /.
Saturday, August 7-Philad elphia,
Pa, Chinese Z, Strawbridge & CLOTH.
er g.
Wednesday, August Chester,
Pa. Chinese 3, Chester Club 1.
Friday. August 13-Reading, Pa,
Chinese 8, Reading Club 6.
Saturday, August -Bridesburg,
Pa, Chinese 4, U. G. ]. 6.
sunday, August Is = Ridgewood,
Brooklyn, Chinese I, Bushwick 5.
Monday, August 16-SayvilIe, L. l.,
Chinese 3, Sayville Club 0.
Tuesday, August 17-Babylon, L. T.,
Chinese 6, Babylon Club /.
Wednesday, August 1S-Kennett
Square, Pa, Chinese g.. Kenneth
Square O.
Thursday, August 19-Bridgetown,
N. j., Chinese 3, Bridgetown Club 6.
Saturday, August Philadelphia
Pa, Chinese 2, Strawbridge & Cloth.
Ter L.
Tuesday, August 24-ocean City, N.
j., Chinese 4, Ocean City Club 2.
Wednesday, August Escape May,
N, J., Chinese 5, Cape May Club 0.
Thursday, August 26-Morristown,
Pa, Chinese 8, All-Stars 8.
Friday, August 27-Newton, N. j.,
Chinese 2, Long Branch Cubans 8.
Tuesday, August 31-Sea Cliff, L.
J., Chinese 10, Sea Cliff Club 4.
Wednesday. September Farming
dale, L. l., Chinese 10, Farningdale
Club 2.
Thursday, Sept. 2-Kings Park, l. l..
Chinese 3, Kings Park Club 2.
Friday, Sept. S-Greenport, L. l.,
Chinese 2, Greenport Club 4.
Saturday, Sept. 4-Philadelphia, Pa,
Chinese 5, Stetson 6.
Sunday, Sept New York City.
Chinese 2, Lincoln Giants 8.
Monday, Sept. Philadelphia, Pa
Chinese 5, Victrix Club A.
Tuesday, Sept Wildwood, N. j..
Chinese 5, Wildwood Club 8.
Wednesday, Sept. S-Wildwood, N
j., Chinese 4, Wildwood Club 2.
Friday, Sept. 10-Parkesburg, Pa,
Chinese 3, Parkesburg Club 4.
Saturday, Sept. 11.-Philadelphia,
Pa, Chinese II, Disston Club s.
Saturday. Sept. 1S-Philadelphia,
Pa, Chinese Z, Stetson Club 4.
Wednesday, Sept 22-Philadelphia,
Pa, Chinese 3, Media Club 4. I.
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Club league TO
begin SCHEDULE
FRIDAY evening

The Club Basketball League begins
its season tomorrow evening with
four well-balanced teams. This is the
first appearance Of the Club Leaguers
at the Y. M. c. A. this season and
there is considerable rivalry among
the four clubs entered.
At Sis tomorrow evening the P. B:
G. and H. A. G. viii meet In the open.
ing game. The P. b. G. win have 10.
seph Santos. captain; Clifford Melim,
Abel Rodrigues, o. p. Soares and
Chas. Barbosa, with Jos. Medeiros and
Frank Was as other possibilities.
The H. A. G. lineup includes Wen
ner Smith, Ronald Higgins, Lorrin
Thurston. Roy Graham, Edric Cook.
Gordon Brown and r. S. Whitcomb.
Representatives OF the Service and
Night School Clubs which play at 8
o'clock In the second game have given
out the following lineup:
Night School Club-Mowat leap
tain), Kalai, Brandt, Dunn, Wilkin.
son, Cummings and Laeha
Service-Pease fmanager), Berry,
Lohrfnk, Weber, Maddox, Williams
and Fagg.
The complete club league schedule
for the season is as follows:
Club League Basketball Schedule.
Dec. 3.-P. B. C. VS.. H. A. c.; Ser.
vice VS.. Ms. G.
Dec. TO- B. C. VS.. Service; H. A
C. vs., N. s. C.
Dec. Nlz-H. A C. VS.. Service; P. b
C. VS.. N. S. C.
Jan. 7.-H. A. c. VS.. Service; P. B,
c. VS.. N. S. C.
Jan. lip. B. c. VS.. Service; H. A
C. VS.. N. s. c.
Jan. Zip. B. C VS. H. A. C.; Ser
vice VS.. N. s. C.
Abbreviations-N. S. c., Night
School Club. p. B. c., Portuguese
Basketball Club. H. A. c., Haole Ath-
letic Club. Service, Service Club.
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The Colts dropped nom frst place
I'm the frst game Of their bowling
match with the Nationals last evening
and then recovered In de ut two
games 50 that the league standing ~
Gotta are n = fdead heat 4'l1 . per-
ce1tage ol .667, while ne Service
team Is only single gains behind.
Capt. ]. @. Chamberl'n led his team
last evening with ap average Of $50.
Greed was second with 116 and RoBe-
man third. Greed had high single
game, 191. M
canarIo High Man.
Ackerman was the Nationals, best.
HIS average standing At III. Captain
Canafio had high score, 202. smith
averaged IA. GendaIl, the new man.
started well, but had rather ~
scores In the next two games. Nm
has a fine bowling record but has ben
out OF the game for some time.
Tonight Captain Soares and his p.
B. c. men meet the Cosmos IN con-
test Tor fourth place. Both teams ne
tied and tonight's winners viii take
the lead. G. II. Atherfon, leader of
the Cosmos, promises to have : strong
team on hand.
Capt. .stayton's All-star Honolulu
team Is itching for chance 70 Get &C
the Oakland boWlers tomorrow even
ing. and the local men are confident
Of rolling 1900 total Both teams
were chagrined at their efforts last
Friday, although the scores proved
high enough TO win from the San
Francisco Naval =. NJ c. A. Last
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OMAHA, Neb.-Grover Cleveland
Alexander, star pitcher. of the Phil
lies. in a letter to Secretary Cain gave
as his reason for withdrawing his en-.
try from the middle western bowling
tournament that he would be on his
honeymoon during the tournament.
His bride-to-be is understood to be a
Philadelphia girl. Alexander is at
present visiting Oscar Dugey at Pitts.
burg, Tex.
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MISUNDERSTANDING
} CURE FOR GOLFERS
g WHO SWEAR

= Just few words OF advice to our
q flock,
2 Who use words that occasionally
d shock;
n Instead of wild cussing
q The shots you are mussing
9 Just smash your old clubs on q
q rock.
q AS a cure for the profanity hab-
3 1t when things 90 wrong with
q ones shots, Robert tombstone.
3 professional at the Seattle Golf
q Club, observed the other day that
z If one really felt that there must
3 be an escape for the feelings that
g bubble up when shot misses
q ire, he would suggest that In
q stead of GUESSING ones illluck one
q find a convenient tree or rock
q and smash the offending club
q againsttft.
q Bob illustrates his point with
q the story Of celebrated Scot
q fish golfer who used to play at
q the North Berwick links. He
q was the despair Of the ungodly,
g who wanted to see him fall from
g grace by letting some of his real
q feelings escape verbally, and the
g Joy oil. the club makers who profit
q ed by the fact that every so often
q the deacon would step up to q
3 stone wall that formed a course
Z hazard and smash every club in
q his bag save one. Il
q He would always save the old
z brass putter until the last and
z when he reached the survivor in
z his work Of destruction his feel
4 ings had been so much relieved
& that he would spare this one club.
9 1t was the nucleus Of a new bag
q full Of sticks.
q Probably the Seattle profess
9 sional offers this suggestion in
q the belief that IT is much more
g difficult to square things with
& ones Maker than with ones
g clubn1aker.
q
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-12-02

The police department census of the
borough of Manhattan shows the pop
ulation of the borough to be 1926, ST..
or 192,465 more than the recently
taken state census.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-12-02

1t is said that in Bucharest, capital
of Rumania, one finds today more
artistic, literary and scientific life
than in any other part of the PENN
sula- The city is called the little
Paris OF the Balkans.
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C0HEN0vlTCH MUST
- NOT FIGHT UNDER
IS NAME OF HARRIG Ak

No longer viii Willie Cohehovitch
hide his nativity behind name such
as Mike Harrigan while engaged in
exploiting the manly art of self.
defense. No longer will Ireland's
names predominant in the list of box.
ing greats.
+ A short time ago one Of New York's
boxing commissioners became real
peeved after watching tango exhibi.
ton when a boxing bout had been
scheduled and declared that boxers
hereafter would have to register their
real name before appearing in a
match.
Here is the way some names will
be changed If the use your own
name campaign is successful:
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Washington State To
Play Providence Team

Northwest Champions win Meet Brown University Team at
Pasadena on New Years Day-ResuIt of Game Will Give
Better Line on Strength of Eastern and Pacific Coast
Teams-Eastern Sporting Writers Finally Recognize the
Team Which Downs Oregon Aggies BY Big Score
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UTAH BEATS U. sc.
BY SCORE or 20 10 Is

SALT LAKE CITY, Utah, Nov. 20.
I'm game filed with brilliant, open
playing, the University Of Utah today
defeated the University Of Southern
California by score Of 20 to Is. Craig
of the University of Southern Cali
fornia and Douglas Of Utah were the
sensations Of the game, each making a
spectacular touchdown.
American smokers spent $1,000, 600.
COZ, for tobacco last year.
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ALExANDER TO BE MARRIED.

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New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1915-11-20
OUR FRIENDS IN LAFAYETTE
Give Added Praise. Their State
ments Are Convincing.

1t is gratifying fer us to read
such good news IS the following,
for it shows that the experience
OF our friends in Lafayette is the
same as that of many New IOerla
men and women who have spok-
en- out so heal tily in these col
umnS:
b. j. Donlon, retired engineer,
712 johnson St., Lafayette, La,
says: Il have Used good
many Doan's Kidney Pills in ray
time and no one knows better
than | do, how good they are for
lame back and kidney disorders
Members Of my family use Doan $
Kidney Pills, whenever they have
any trouble from their kidneys
and they get good results. -
Price soc, at all dealers. Don t
simply ask for a kidney remedy
get Doan's Kidney Pills-the
same that Mr.. Donlon had. Eos
terMilburn Co., Props. Buffalo,
n. Y.-Adv.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1915-11-20
LICENSE ORDINANCE.

Mr.. Decourt submitted the fol-
lowing License Tax Ordinance
which was on his motion, second
ed by Mr.. Jacob, approved by
Section and ordered printed in
the Official Journal for a period
of thirty days as provided by law.
Sec. l. BE it resolved and or
dalned by the Police Jury of he
ria Parish. in regular session as
sembled. that a license tax for the
year 1916 is hereby levied on all
persons. firms, corporations, pro-
fessions, trades. vocations or bus
mess occupations enumerated be-
low. in the Parish of Iberia and
outside the Corporate limits of
the towns Of New Iberia. Jeane-
rette, Loreanville and Delcambre.
Sec. 2. That for all bar room.
cabaret. coffee house. cafe, grog
shop, beer garden, or any place