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La Junta tribune., 1916-03-18
WORDS THAT BURN.
By g. Arthur Holloway.

J fti
No time was ever % dark In thu
history Of the American people Uut
what Time called forth leader "a
guide the multitude into light.
Leaders have been and leader
will be. The prince Of the powers Of
darkness and his minions cannot ov-
erthrow such leaders or retard their
progress.
The wisdom Of the World Leaders
live on and ON through countless gen
erations.
1t is developing from day to day
that Colorado has . leader whose
words Of wisdom are burning into
the hearts Of people everywhere.
No tongue has ever spoken might
Ter sentences: no pen has ever writ
ten greater truths than the conclu-
sion of Governor Carlson's speech de-
li,ered at Idaho Springs recently.
Read these words. Reflect upon the
subject matter of the entire address.
See where you stand In relation to
your state.
The governor said:
After law has been passed the
issue Of Its enforcement Il between
the tax payer and the Law breaker.
Sometimes, tax payer laughs when
Q constable. policeman or sheriff
fails in his efforts to capture an Of
'fender. but when he is laughing the
heartiest II would be well to remem-
Der that his money is paying for the
whole performances.
Every arrest made BY constable.
policeman or sheriff. each mile the
prisoner Is transported. every order
OF the court. every panel Of Jurors.
every meal provided In jail or the
penitentiary costs money. No benevo-
lent magic puts this money into the
city. county or state treasury Il
b put there by brawny hands Of toll.
By business and industry.
"The law breaker never pays his
own way. His presence among you
La Junta tribune., 1916-03-18
BEAlTl||F|l,|II | ]
MAKING FoR THE
CITY sEAUIlru I 1
Municipal Al Jsry - pkiDadslp,sje o.
srsasins shs aersst oisns.

l.
Il b gratifying to rad In ths fsqee1
annual report " the municipal ast )ury
of Philadelphia what that luly ~
done IN the l,ast year u dscreane IN
numtcr aud multiplicity Of xnttsh sisn,
and street nxturcs which are ~
grace to our American cities. says ~
Philadelphia Press. Such ihlne~ =
ovcrhanging electric signs tIrr e,xsalses
awnings. lamp standards. private
bridges. ETC.. do nvt appear 10 laavs
much to do with what IL usually cum.
pretended In the term art. hut thelI
presence or absence ln various fOrn,1
uiakes great deal of difference IN tn
appearance of the streets upon wht.lI
they are placed.
There arr. in!essl. altogether t0O many
of these signs la the city IN rOine
places on. can walk for squares with
sign overhead every few feet. A.
tho art jury says. they "arc. to Il arctit.
er or less extent. mn inferfercntc with
the public's Use and ei,joyncmt n
the street." The nrt Jury does not wist
to wipe out entirely these advertising
signs and sigsests that they le -af'
tached parallel to the wall.
Overhead awnings ure alxo condemns
esl by tue urt jury. Il states that they
should le iN.r,nittel only In frunt u
hotels. railroads and thcaters In many
parts of the city. such M the mlsOs
shopping and market districts. tley
dnrkcn the streets. A general Dlau
should te evolved which would IN tim
wipe OUT I'LL these ugly ol~tructlpas
frOm our streets
La Junta tribune., 1916-03-18
a. B. $. Company improvements.


Announcement has been made that
the American Beet Sugar Company
has made an appropriation Of $751;
600 for the Improvement Of the plant
at Rocky Ford.
This is the mother plant OF the
company in Colorado. Preparations
have been completed to rush the
work as soon as II Is definitely known
that the improvements are to be
made in time for handling this SEA-
sons crop.
Included in the improvements to
be made are the Introduction Of au-
tomato stokers for the battery Of
boilers and large additions to the
yard dumps and beet sheds.
La Junta tribune., 1916-03-18
THEY ALL DEMAND II
L. Junta. Like Every City and Town
In tne Union. Receives II.

- Ves'sss 49, WY Sssy e"S sSWW
In tae Union. Receives Il.
People w..h kidasy Ills want 10 be
cured. When one suffers the tor.
turos OF IN aching back, relief 10
eagerly sought Tor. There are many
remedies today that relieve. but DO
oot cure. Loans Kidney Pills have
brought lasting results 70 Thousands.
Here b L. Juata svIdsacs Of their
0oett.
Mn. Dora 0silfoyls. si3 cluarsou
Ava. L. Junea. says: r vas n ba1
ooaoe With ~ baek. TIE Dais over
~ k1neys was - ~ that II fairly
.0o1s - siek q tiaes. Ki1asy weak.
- aaneyed ~ as1 ! lese ~ seel
~ vAeoe syseso vas alItctsl. { ~
~. ~ - anbltieo aol vas vegy
oegvoea. I vas tssaes1 by Aeseses
~ ~ ~ beasasel. Two e thsss
6ovo astse ! bsouA uslag Deaa's kn.
~ PHI. ms rellsvo1 os1 was -
~ Dosose1 that ! ~ aaesAse oox
ooneo ~ thae. have ~ bssa
oeeAeee1 q On by ~ bsek ~ ~.
0oVas
fsses ~ st "a 6ss,sea pssv -.
~ ask TT . kteasy rensGy-ese
0oaa's Kteney rills-tns sane tsai
M 0sllosgjs ~. Vssees.l .leilbun c..
tsoDo. Du9AIe. n. =.
La Junta tribune., 1916-03-18
WIDER USE FOR SCHOOLS.
Increasing Tolerant Spirit In Lsssie
the ouiidinas Fer vasieve pvepoooa.

Increasing Tolerant Spirit In lsstiNo
the oviidinss Fer vsrievs Purposes.
The federal burau Of education has
been making y study Vt the wider uss
VI school buildings. Tue BUREAU lnds
M increasingly tolerant spirit mani
fesied Ia the school letting regulations
nnd elites as an Illustration q rule
adopted by the school board In Long
Branch. \. j.. after the oienIng os the
new building. as follows:
1T shall liz olcn tO nll meetings Of
ciiIzcns for the discussion Of public
questions Intended to benefit the city.
for meetings of civic clubs. for meet.
lngs Of associations u unrestricted
tiiemirrShIp. whose object u improve
aicnt vr public welfare. as woncn's
clubs. choral societies. etc: for, cnter
tainncnis aud lectures 10 which tle
public Is admitted free or II which. n
admission l. charged. the proceeds ar.
for the bcncfii of the general public
Commenting on the difficulties which
may result from such wide rrani Of
privileges. the rclDrt says:
The dIllIculsy Inherent In applying
such hospitable rule {. that of max
IT, certain thnt luilIc motives lsrssion
inate over private motive. Ia the pur
lr,-cs of the group dc~iring 70 use the
buildlnss \ solution " this l,rolIcm
which y widely fsvUsed h the reauirr
ocng Of unrs~astctsd nembseshlp ai
rsady usensIoned In ~ Long Deanch
rule. wlsrousin. California. lsdians
ord Maryland have usde 4 el,llmsury
b Legislative enscsmens ulnsa as.hsDi
boards sS sEanl ~ pssvllcses ~ school
edlorts - ali neularslsas. noanpsfs
slas ss1 seaesesusove aessstsasIsn-
wolhvue svse.~
Ssaolas up ~ ssves s1sestasps "
- eslaed ~ an1ae ~ vase ss,ulp9rai
- schssl ascs00o1aslsos dusing pe
slsds - pspelas leeaass. ssert6s os
setesl hsan. she busoao pslsss . the
esllowlng pop1hls gssoleD:
FIns. -gUrveylng bseeoeisl eosss
meass 10 ebnns Wte sss pssvsooed b.
Ghilgue fFs0 saoAg1ng = ssstvs pay
and whs ssheswiss 0lsts sscsovs slsssr
nitsfncttsa q ~ hao1s - uusrsupu
leua vee6en
aecps1. Neinnoaslag ~ uUwth u
lhsae grsupa wh1cA ass enpntss ~ ssif
esvanlsntiso an6 oovefn@eso " fur
sl>hlng she0 WIT uooetag plecsA
Third. -DSs0selne ~ essnoslss aud
slRss ~ grsopa wbece u1ghl - lns5sssi
to III eSpse~slss ~ fuvstah)n9 lral
1tsnrssss and Iea1enhlp
"lu slese wayAr esarIu1n ~ n
)soes. ''puhllc edUrssona n e8ees1)ns IL
dIsaIsrslve essetins - 1upevvlag hu
nsm sprjesy. Thae ~ Wess wlll On
derrw aoIii ssvnsss an nsgo svulenaiIe
exlessieW Il rlpas1y o6gUn1o1pWrd b.
~ sspsd - psvNese dsvglopueoss ssi
~ s'esslssesry = ~ eseVus esAlnd
shpa."
La Junta tribune., 1916-03-18
Correct English
How to Use It
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U0Do BUg48 U084ys
4 MONTHLY MA0A4txR
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~ VIA = opsak asd Write Correct
DagllsA
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~ uVosy ~ voouou1nsos
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pepoooee1ae1ea vieh illustrative 49,
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"a -
La Junta tribune., 1916-03-18
so,GE ,loRE SNORT ONES.

For hail insaSancs - c. I. 0ssl-
~. Simontoa Block.
Mr.. J. 8. Baylls and dauehtsr.
Bealte, spsnt ths week end IL with
frisa1s y Dsnver.
PeSedizo tooth passs vhitens and
preservss the tseth. Oa aale It the
Vogue Drss Store.
Miss Norma Corbln lsft last mi
eay Tor Kansas City. No.. to visit for
several weeks with relatives and
frisnds.
Dr. Q. =. Van der sehouw. Of row-
Ter. spent Sunday In this city with
his parents, Mr.. and MAN. Van der
schouw.
Miss Leona Wood went 10 Rocky
Ford Tuesday where she took part
In . song recital which was given At
the Presbyterian church.
Miss Hasel woolfe. one Of the
teachers At the Lincoln building. mad
- her guests over the week end. her
mother and sister. Of Manxanola.
Mrs. Amanda Gorden. who has
been spending the past month In this
city with her brother. Charles Deab-
export. returned to her home In
Trinidad last Sunday.
Floyd Trapp. who has been spend
Ing the past month In this city with
DR.. J. F. Findley. left Wednesday for
Missouri where he will probaly spend
the summer with relatives.
Farmers are invited to come In
and ride ON our Can't Sag Gate. The
best gate on the market at the lowest
price.-R. W. English Lumber Com
pany. 2l3 West Second street.
Miss Valentine Preston. who was
called to Armstrong. No.. . few weeks
ago on account Of the serious illness
and subsequent death OF her father,
returned to La Junta the latter part
Of the week.
La Junta tribune., 1916-03-18
KNOW YOUR CITY.
Movement Growing IN esvsh ess
New Orleans Plan.

Movement Growing In esush Pss
Ns~ oelsans Plan.
THE plsn u New Orleans of adsss.
Ing ''The New Orleans llossk- ~ tcxt.
lsook in the public schsnls 1T the city
n bclnx fav0enlIly sos,stjesrd W Q
numlee VI s0itlseru cities aud psvlably
viii b. sdosAed By many 0f them.
THE New Orleans Bsok.- whirA was
aade 9 tart II The ruSicvluo u the
publlc schoois h ~ issinate. r1rtus
ssque story of the city dpslsnsl q e.
uiilasise she chltlrva with ~ llfe ~
the place n With tbey llvs. glvias
lhr0 ~ usdeeusnndlng - NJ Uuvssa.
meat. lnseitutlnns and tradliisaA 1Dus.
lng ehs mouths n wtlrh the bnssk ~
bren n ~ h has psvvsd . rsal weeth
and oe alsorblas lslesesl H. t1sa
Aas iseea cemmsaled up,s e1oeosinily
vssy Widely thr,usbous she soush asd
h 0sny rlsies. lsciudlng Louisville.
Chsstsnosgz spd Atlanta. q hss tses
suxsssaed that . slmilss hook ~ n.
iroiucsd h shels rvsexrslvs publh'
srboolR.
An lnteesettag ospecs ~ this NJ
h tlse nnnses n whlrh ~ InSsens.
sios ~ ~ 1esivei h thls slsdy ~
lseea cuaneseed VIII the Digie aod
eshrr hishwsys whirh tsvs tssa boi)a
" asp uow usdrs eoeene ~ coeslrur
iiDn IN thr soath. Tlsr aecsioas es'i
rliIss thrpstxh Whls.A svesy ose u IT,
lsisciCal hlsbwsys. ~ Doxle. ths
Jaetns,o. ehp tjeaeeul fosSsse. ean1es
nvp sseh n hlssosy and )e9pel
11sesp \ y the ssulh 0ucb antle1.
Iuilsa ~ lseFpase y eeoF1Be sssvel
frpm ssher sgeslsos - ~ csanes1
wiHes ehene hlshwnys en- es0peeeol
IN s1sW wklrh . Lsa1svl1ls cnpps
takss ~ lhb tltusslss = eyp1eoI ss1
h - folIowu:
~W'hy ~ . Lsslsvtle bssks ~
hlseeey ~ Leulpvt1Ie = ~ wleheue
lasogpoa. ~ l~sseae ~ W0l1ooe
arhlpvGmpus - uaony ~ ~ oguD.
~ - ssvoees ~ trelte oh1aU -
ss.na wNhls Z ~ - ewe = Osoe
Lso1sv1D)e wi1 - ~ tWO - uogo nv.
~ 6lGhWuyp I'm nelh u oso1A.
~ r1S1ngpGs Wls1on - nnopD ~
M IN moeo ohao = Uesst ~ oonsB'
~. n = Eeoyoyoo8 ~ ooreVe ~ ~
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ploee - - = ~ loueloA ~ =
~ baonGa ~ eFeg~|A
La Junta tribune., 1916-03-18

known effectively that all members
Of the community must be willing to
take equal chances In q fair and open
field Of worthy. competitive endeav-
or"
La Junta tribune., 1916-03-18
cre..~r, rrod.ess Delivered Ere.

Any cash order amounting to IS
cents Of any Of the following cream
cry products. whipping cream. cof-
Tee cream. milk and buttermilk. de-
iivered to any part Of the city. Phone
East 328
wIswELL's CREAMERY.
La Junta tribune., 1916-03-18
os,sselss - olIlkees1A

U0yUo1u9l1 ~ Ul111V4yD
xSW ~ sseom sn0lgoo6h - eahins
- ~ West q so1oclns ~ euoniwf
= >1lI1nasIos eeutse1 49, ~ slshs-
- nv - pglyooo Ogsooo1ys oa1r mr.
0rSssl1pofp 1Heenal q oo110n sle
plsa = y p)ose 11gu1ougy = ~ 4.
U1Gn1N Wtege ~ rlru ~ eCo'seA
~ y ~ ~ NoD1ql ~ = ~ shas
con1pua1 es1GG1o - ~ 11D1)Gae1n
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= ~ vu,.e - - = e.. ~
La Junta tribune., 1916-03-18
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La Junta tribune., 1916-03-18

PAlcAG OaUo 0T0RG
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-10-20
FINALLY AGREE TO
PRAY FOR TROOPS
CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE

younger generation. expressed the
contrary opinion that the prayer
would not bring up memories of the
snife between the north and south.
Or Leighton Parks argued that with
n change in the name, the prayer
he used for either Abraham Lincoln
or Robert T.. Lee n both The pray
or finally was named for memorial
days" thus removing the objections
Proposals to establish racial
episcopate which had heer expected
to reveal pronounced differences of
opinion in both houses were set,lcd
finally today. The house of bishops
EXPRESSED its opinion that the suf-
fragan episcopate affords the best
method of providing for the racial
eriscopatc, thus adopting the minor
itv report of commission oppointed
three years ago to study the problem.
The suffragan episcopate, which is at
present in effect IN the church per-
inits the election If a negro with the
title of suffragan bishop, to assist
white diocesan head. The house of
deputies concurrcd without debate
with the upper house in its action.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-10-20
SELECT ROAD FOR
A HARD SURFACE
kcjlyyillc and To Sapiilpa;
Begin work soon.
Special to The World.

Special to The World.
BRISTOW, Okla, oct. 11-The
highway engineer sent here last week
by the state highway department
completed his WORK and made his re-
port to the state department which i'm
mediatcly selected the north route
out Of this city, through KellyVille
and on to Sapulpa. The chairman of
the county commissioners has already
advertised for bids for the building OF
the road and as soon as they are let
work will begin on the now route and
as far as possible the tran will &c
put in travelling shape this winter and
will then 'be finished in the spring.
quite bit of comment has beer
passed on the changing of the route
and some of IT is rather uncompli-
mentary. but then the commercial
club here is responsible for the chanfe
as they agreed to take the route Sc
lccte0 by tne state department Most
people seem TO think that when the
north trail out of this city s complet-
ed that it will really he the best, az
there is not nearly so much sand TO
encounter and there is a great deaf
more hard surface. Some Of the east
siders and on the old trail will rot he
pacified. and threaten dire vengeance
on the present county engineer and
the chairman Of tne county commits
SiCnerS.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-10-20
STATE EMPLOYERS
HERE FOR ONE DAY
CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE

''.N iN' Ib Ih'M iNNE ONL
measures. it is understood. will he for
the purpose Of giving to the employer.
as well as the employed. the protcc-
ton due him in this state. 1t will he
the purpose Of the speakers at today's
session of the convention to present
matters Of cor crete Importance to the
members. and round table discus
sion at one of the sessions Is looked
forward to as bringing out discussion
i'm an informal way of problems
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-10-20
VIII Talk Schools.
: u L Il

OKLAHOMA CITY, Oct. 10. - A
meeting of the state board of cduca-
tion will be held on November 90. at
which time presidents Of the state
schools have been requested to appear
before the board and discuss condi-
tions of the schools. Reports have
been asked Of the school presidents
and these will probably be filed some
time before the meeting of the board.
II is expected that at this meeting of
the board matters will be discussed
upon which will be based whatever re-
quests will he made of the legislature,
which meets in January.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-10-20
CIR \Nl,.

"St Elmo" win 10 tho play nj the
Grand tonight and a hlg Hmotcur
night Is promised after th" last act Of
thc lest act ~ tho play Six big vou-
dctillc acts win hc tried out starting
sunday matinee "The Girl In the
Taxi" another tl50 play, never be-
fore presented At cheap prices.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-10-20

of Chicago's schools, who declared he
had kept the United States honorably
at peace. Miss Jane Adams, who re-
Gently came out for him, occupied a
seat in n box. The hall, with a ca
pacity OF 1900, was filled and many
women stood.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-10-20
DILLON MAY Nor BOX GIBBONS
The Hoosicr Fighter Has Refused TO
Mnkc 100 pOmnds For Phantom

NEW YORK, oct. 19.-IiHrry Sher-
man. st. Paul boxing promoter. has
arrived in New York and will attempt
to get Jack Dillon's signature to arti-
cles calling for a ten-round bout with
Mike Gibbons in st. Paul. So far
negotiations for the match have re-
suited in much haggling over the
weight Gibbons is said to be holding
out for 100 pounds while Dillon is
said to he willing to attempt the bout
weighing 16l y pounds the night be-
fore the go.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-10-20

MACON. Ga, oct. 19.-Announce-
mcut was made here tonight that the
New York Americans have signed a
five-year contract for hotel accommo-
dations and use Of the city ball park
here as a spring training camp.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-10-20
Sliamcs. Amcrit ans.

"An administration imbued with the
spirit of true Americanism." Mr..
Hughes said would be incapable of
the statement attributed to the secre-
tary of war. 1t must bring the blush
of shame to the cheek of every Amer
lean that apologies for the deplorable
record in Mexico should be made after
this fashion,"
Mr.. Hughes speech here tonight was
the last of his third presidential cam
paign trip.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-10-20
SPORT GLEANINGS

so great Is ihc demand Tor u'kc'A
for tho Eausis-M Missouri football game
TINT oruuc,tions for moro than ono
'.....,
"'"'n''p H'N' "l'''uS p''" I'Fr' ''''
although the contest Will not be played
until Th,rllssi,irr day. November 80.
,r,.. ..,,,.., s.. ,,.,,o.,,I g., .,,,..c, ,b.
football rlCe in the Missouri Valley
.,,,,.r.r.. posrito tho be,v, de-
80,
i'"''' JOY 1'''S' INC usual I'''' va"
got bc advanced.
NDunL AA,un. credited with being
.5,. r.itdIoN,i.bt rh,fnfi.r ~ Eng
...., .r,.,...,.. n....t..l. ,,u,,..,,
'''' ""' 20 ''.'' '. ~ -
~. - ''' go
l"'EI"' -.''I C-.,i.,.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-10-20

OKLAHOMA CITY, oct 19.-Percy
Norman. mail clerk who was killed
by bandits i'm the Santa F'c holdup last
night near Bliss. for many years lived
at Jones CITY, twenty miles from this
city. With his parents Norman moved
away several years ago and soon after
went into the mail service
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-10-20
TRAIN BANDITS
COVER UP TRAIL
CONTINUED rRnM PAGf ONE

n gunshot in the hands of an un-
known person.
The body was arranged for bur ial
and taken 20 Newton. Kan. for the
funeral services. Norman left a fam
ily.
Express and railroad officials are
emphatic in their assertions that no
money was secured when the safe was
blown oren. There was no money in
the box TO steal they say. although
they admit the robbers may have Sc
cured several small packages OF minor
value.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-10-20
Football I,csults

At Brownwood, TeXas-Baylor i6
Howard Payne 0.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-10-20
HUGHES SETS
M'ADOO RIGHT
ON l. LUSITANIA

CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE
to the Santa Ysabel massacre,
were read by Mr.. Hughes verbatim.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-10-20

HtNci Riser. a iacing horse owned
iy Jancsvillc tWisD men won f.
races ana finished second In three
others out ~ starts on state tracks
during Tho past season.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-02-14
ST. LOUIS WINS IN
CLOSE SOCCER GAME
FROM SKATER SQUAD

Soccer Is one Of the leading sports
al ST. Louis College, and the Saints
proved that they we're adopts at the
game again when they defeated the
Fort Shaffer aggregation for the third
time at Aala Park on Saturday after
noon. Rand 81 the shaffer team made
a goal IN the first period, and Nreden-
burg OF st. Louis came back with one
more. Baptista was the hero In the
last half when he kicked a pretty free
one through the goal, winning the con-
test.
Ths lineup tor the teams was as
fellows
st Louis College Ed vredenbuTg.
Ernest Nredenblirg, p. Fernandes, F.
Fefnanies r Judd. NJ Baptista and
L. CarvaIho. forwards NJ. Baptista p
Christian. II. Cooper, P. Fernandes and
a. Souxa. halfhaeks, y. McGettigan
and Lai Sin, fallbacks. Gaspar. goal
keeper.
Fort Shafter Rand Madigan Baker
Devlln and Morrow. forwards; Harte,
Roberts and Lewis, halfbacks; Bert
nick and Rasquin, fulIbacks; Smith,
goalkeepeT
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BAlTEYBT Nyy I
AAHlERY MhE
standIna of Tesnls.

FIELD ARTILLERY -EAGUE,
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SAY TAD Jones
should REDEEM
YALE FOOTBALL
He Has Good &C & 5ng Record
and Will Have Veteran
Assistants

Nat orlg yale men ID Hawsll. bot
college men n general in the terri
tory and there are p lu Of them~-
are Eeenly interested IN the sttry
from Mes Haven tat Tad Jones Is
% be head football coach next 3all
Frank ilinkeys unsuccessful regime
seems definitely ended. though one
story was afioat In collegiate circles
A few days ago that the peerless
end" would be one Of the coaching
stAT in 1916
Somewhat preceding the news that
,iones had been selected is the follow.
ing comment from New York, which
arrived IN Honolulu by tie last mail.
II gives some interesting sidelights on
the gridiron situation at New Haven.
NEW YORK. - Yale University
alumni In general AID football follow.
ers in particular, are confidently
awaiting the formal announcement
that T.. A .. Jones has been appoint
ed bead football coach for q term Of
several years. According TO those who
have their ear To the ground, Jones
has been the choice of the nominat-
ing committee from the first moment
taat y peeaIhe apparent 1T, q. Z.
ShafIe eonia not Dc PRED away Iieih
,zornell. mere was eons.defaole ae.
the general agreement, which included
a radical change IN many minor de-
tails OF the present Yale football sys-
TEN,
IL IS reported that the committee
has worked out system which will
require the presence Of the head coach
at New Haven for the entire schoias-
tic year with close attention given to
the physical and mental training OF
the football candidates for similar
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l04TH COMPANY HAS
EASY WIN YESTERDAY

Hnanall was too much for the Com.
pnay / Team OF the End Infantry YES
terday afternoon at Camp VERY dia-
mond. and when the last Of the sew
enth ca4ne around the Eye boys bad
gathered but one run. while the 104th
Company tossers had annexed 10 tai
lies, seven Of them coming IN the last
canto. knight was hit hard through.
out BY the Artillersnen.
Following was the lineup OF the
teams
Company Davis, Il; Simmons,
ID. Rolls, 80: PaikonskL G. Meyers,
IS; knight. p Miller, sbs Anlama ef
and woods, #.
f0ffh Company Belli. ID; Smith,
II: Iynch.h Shs Laraway, % Hud-
nan. 3: Orr, CT: McTayish, IS; Boz
coo. {. and Cunningham RI
l04fh Co. 70 d al Z sf9
Company .. % o 0 10 0 o. /