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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-04-07

riders, enlisted men and professional
riders.
Hurdle racing will be one of the fea
lures Of each days meet, one for Off
GERS and one for enlisted men each day.
While it is still q far cry to June TO-,
work ON putting thS track in first class
condition is going forward and the com
mittee in charge promises to bring the
surface up to a condition that will per
NIT of fearless riding and naturally
which will insure excellent sport for
the followers of the pastime.
With the announcement that the
right men are to handle the meet
horsemen are showing lively interest
and ii is expected that many Of the
best runners, trotters and PAGERS Of the
Islands will face the barrier each day.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-04-07
@OVERNOR SUDDENLY
. CHANGES PLANS

sThe sprogTam of Governor Pinkham
and party as thus far formulated, and
when boiled down. said the last issue
of The Garden Island, published in Ii.
hue, Kauai, is as follows:
1.-THE Governor, Superintendent Char
les r. Forbes, Land Commissioner Riv.
enburgh, Superintendent of Forestry
Judd and Maj. James D. Dougherty
5aid-de-camp, will arrive in the steamer
Maui at Nawiliwili next Friday morn
ing.
B'tThe party will proceed Immediately
overland to Waimea where it will
breakfast at the Waimea Hotel. FIJI
Iiag will .be given to inspecting the i'm
fF0vements around Waimea and looking
INTO certain matters at Kekaha. Sat
nFday morning certain matters near
i<oioa will be looked Up, when the party
NH adjourn to the Fairview Hotel, Lii
bpe, for the night
HThere may be a meeting in Lihue
Saturday night, in the serial hail: al
qbgagh just what the features will be
khn how many and who The speakers
may be are not now known.
Wants To Meet Settlers
+tyfThe Kapaa anil WaipouG home.
ateaders have been invited to meet the
Governor and party at the drill shed
In Kealia at ten a. m. TeXt Monday.
1T Is understood that there will be no
speech-making nor formal meeting, but
the Governor will interview each home
steader personally privately if that
may see best), on conditions at Wal;
pOuH and the homesteade- s own ideas
!. Il. L., L.,
,iitions.
.The party will likely return to Ho-
nOluIu Tuesday evening, although the
8oEernor has announced it as his pur-
rose to stay here until the homestead.
ing and water questions of this island
are settled once and for all.
tsTlie original plans of the Governor
Included spending Friday night at the
MeRryde place, at KalaheO; Saturday
night as the guest Of a Lihue citizen
and Sunday night with Colonel Spald-
ing, at Kealia. About noon Monday
the Governor sent wirelesses to these
three persons, informing them that no
eourtesies could be accepted by the
Governor party while at Kauai.
MESSAGES Are Courteous
~ The messages were in quite polite
terms and assured the recipients that no
diseonrtesy was intended. At the same
time another wireless came through
which engaged rooms and accommoda.
ti0ns at the FaiTview Hotel, Lihue, for
tIIe entire official crowd.
"While nothing is known definitely
about 1t, the assumption on Kauai Is
that the coincidence of a writeup on
the Waipouli-Kapaa homesteading prop,
osition appearing in The Advertiser at
Honolulu the same morning caused the
Governor TO change his plans. This
wrifeup, IL may be explained, was by a
reporter of The Advertiser who made a
tour Of the island last week. -
IT Is probable that both Honolulu
daily papers will be represented at
whatever hearings take place on Ka-
aai, while the "opposition intends to
be on the ground. Judge A. A. Wilder,
Who has been retained to look after
the interests of the honest eahers, Ieav
"a for Kauai tonight. and Frank 4
Jhcmpson attorney for the Lihue Plan
tafion, will probably also catch the
same steamer for the Garden Island
that carries Governor Pinkham and his
party Of officials.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-04-07
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U. S. A.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-04-07

Charged with having stolen 5000, of
which $l44 was found in his possession,
Lee Yau, q Chinese, was arrested as he
stepped off the Inter ISLAND steamer
from HilO. Lee will be taken back to
HilO tomorrow, to answer to charge
of larceny in the first degree.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-04-07
CASTLE Z COOKE. LID

49,
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Fnltop Iron WORM Of st. Louis, ~
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-17
MARTINS FERRY
HEAVIER TEAM
oUrwE19ES THE WHEELING HIGH
SCHOOL FOOTBALL ELEVEN
TEN POUNDS TO MAN.
Clash Saturday viii Be First Meeting OF
TWO Schools since ls12-" nee1-
ing Is In Condition.

While ,hr1s are several important
scholastic football games scheduled LOT
the Wheeling district, that IN when
more interest is being manifested Is INC
Martins Ferry and Wheeling High school
clash at League Park, Saturday AFTER
noon
Martins Ferry and Wheeling are rivals
of old, and their meeting on the gridlron
promises TO be an interesting one. 1nlS
will be the first game between the TWO
schools since 1912, when athletic rsla-
ticns were strained. This Year after con-
fe-enrs.S the relations We're renewed and
4 game that promises many thrills WILL
result. il is expected
The Martins F"rry aggregation which
early in the season had poor start
having several men on the crippled IiSt.
will come back strong Saturday. II the
information sIEauat;ng from their camp
proves ariSht. WIKI tn" regular team
in form. and such should provo the case
Nhrtiing Will be uutweighed by the
Ferry lads by about pounds They
average II? pounds. against Wheeling at
49, and lir.
Martins Ferry unlike the aSGre gatio3
representing n. Sellaire High school
;ra,i,. is an eleven-nan team. each strtE-
ing for th.. honors Of the grtdiron to fall
urru thu. school fSrliairA. with Hender-
son. Wheeling Highs next contcndcd on
Turkey day. - 4 oue-!aan machine.
Owing ~ th.. bad weather OF the first
OF the week. Coach Brooks did not start
his men AT work until Tuesday evening.
Sine. then they have been making rapid
strides.
Tbs. officials selected by Prof. Wallis
and Prof Johns. OF the two schools. ar
C"pHes Of Columbus, and Mes7iman %
Geneva. They ned no Introduction 10
fans in this vicinity. Il is evident that
their decisions Will be fairly and i'm
partially given.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-17
THREE GAMES REMAIN
ON WESLEYAN 'SKED'

S;,e,iai Dispatch Ia the iu:eil!Sencer.
BCCkHANNDN. W. VA. NOV. 10
Bethany. Penn and West Virginia remain
on NeSls vans schedule. Bethany Will
likely D., beaten. Penn will mean defeat
and thu odds arr against the Orange and
Black in the final encounter.
Junt now, however, local fans are not
taking any too easily the matter OF
beating the Bethany team from up OF!
ths. banks OF the Buffalo creek. and figure
that Eealn and Kellisou will do we'll To
cross the bridges as they com" to them
rather than u be looking too far III i'd
vanc. for opponents. For. what would
il profit 70 beat ". v. L. or 10 make Il
good showing against her should the
Scrappy BN:hary team from up Wheeling
way come down unheraldcd and slip
over q victory on Wcsleyan$ h,dracSled
organization ON Saturday? Such might
be the case. Wesleyan has shown little
If any NOR" strength than Bethany and
thu. characterization and lack Of fight dis
played at Georcctnwn ought 10 be Sutti-
cient to h.at any team no matter how
weak the opposition might prove 10 be.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-17
NEWS OF THE BOXERS

ALTHOUGH there was a big crowd mt
tho Mix. tiibbons-Iack Dillon bout. the
BOXERS had t. be- paid SO much that the
promoters lost $4,000.
1t IS reported that Harry sherman,
tn. St. I'aul tlIinn.p sporting man. who
promoted the Gibb"ns-ptllon bout. IS on
his way East tn try 10 secure Il lease or
Madison Square Garden
The New York Boxing Commission
refused to permit Patsey Kline 10 box
Ad Wnlcnst The Commission orders
that Kiln" box Packcy Honey and then
Toe yelling.
Willie I.nughl!n. the South Ecthlc-
lem wa!tcr-wnight. will appear in Phila-
delphia on Friday night against WIFI"
Moore. wclterwciGht.
-Th" carl Morris BATTLING Le"inslIy
bon. te causing considerable" interest in
Kansas City and n $4,000 house IS
looked for.
Freddy Welsh is certainly picking
soft ones IL has been matched to box
EdG!" Wallace.
wilt. Jackson has come along NJ
raoiG nare lately and his quicE fetnat
% Tommy O'Keef+ was big sunrise.
/, \ bout between Jackson and Lew Tend
Ter would be in order now
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-17
Fam and TreSSe| Are
Declared Ineligible;
Are Barred for Season
Special Dispatch to the :oiI.scncor,


WASHINGTON. Pa. Nov. l6.-Thc
faculty Of Washington < jefferson col
lcgc on the eve Of IN" Departure 81 ~"
team for Richmond IL play Washington
L. lee. on saturday. threw Ncrii'h.'
bnnibShell into III" football camp W Il Ii
POSED an rtiict DECLARING haliback am.
End TrcSSrI and Substitute l.in"m;tn
Nall. ineligible for tCrth"r compel" i"l
this season. tine nt"!. having been barred
from the team Ivy tCasun Of failure -
keep UP in their studies. Manage:
Murphy 81 tho football team was in
SIruct"d not 10 ;aE" tho nirn on TIE
south bern trip anG IL" tenn lett for
ri;iS hurEh at G'ij u'clock tonight with
th"S,. men missing.
The disqualification Of tn" thr"" mon
was unexpected i!.i il VAS 'Np'aiu'j
that the men hIJ uu' been k""rinG III
i'm their work and were warned some
DAYS ago that Il h"it"r standing must
be- maintained or li:'v world h" placed
on tho ineligible lis: Whit"hili Until
the Pitt game had h"cn r"-Giar left end
AMI was one Of III" most experience!
men on the squad. lie had no; been in
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-17
LINSLY And CAMERON
Coach holden Believes Cadets Will
Make Good Showing Against Mar
shall Couutaius Saturday.

The present week has been hard one
for the Linsly Cadets and inspile OF
rho numerous defeats that the team has
faced this year. they showed decided
Improvement III the weeks work under
the direction OF Coach Holden. SAT-
urday the team will play Cameron. and
in this nfrray il is believed they W;i'
make L good showing against the Mar
shall CONTAINS.
Last Friday. the I.insiy eleven play
ed at Sistersville. and while beaten. 1t
mud tI. consolation OF being tho sec
ond team 10 score upon SistersYiile.
Linsly will not los" many ymen TINS
year by graduation. and Slnco ne sea
sso,, b.S inns far advanced. Coach Hold
en- IS devot!uG his efforts in developing
thf. teArn Tor next Fall.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-17
BELLAIRE HIGH
Will Play Last Game Of Season at Home
Saturday with East Liverpool High
School Team.

Bellaire High school football fans will
have IL last opportunity Saturday Of see
ing their warriors In a game before tho
Wheeling High school clash Thanksglv-
ing, al League Park. This will he the
last game Of the season to be played az
home and will be with the East Liver
prol eleven which has always proved 4
strong drawing card for Belmont county
fans.
Tho East Liverpool team Is ono of the
strongest of ohio and will put up a bat
tie for tho Red and Block.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-17
HAD DUlTMY SCRIhMAGE.

PRINCETON. y. J.. Nov. IA great
deal If the Practice Of thc Princeton
football ci"vcn to-day. was devoted to a
dummy scr!mmng" IN which The coaches
to bolster W liz" defense OF
the team and I" provide n defense to
meet the attack Of Vale on Saturday. Be-
sides the r..D"rrn!r" G! plays that
Princeton used against Harvard last
week. :,cvcra! new offensive formations
will he uncovered Saturday which
should prove effective :ur ground gain
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-17
ARMY SHARE ALL GONE.

WEST POINT y. Y. Nov. 1G.-Al OF
the Ar,ny's share OF football tickets for
the Army Navy game in New YORK. has
been distributed. Lieutenant james Il.
Crawford secretary and treasurer or
tho Army athletic council announced
tonight hat not IL ticket was left. The
ARMY had 5000 seats and the demand
WAS TAR greater than the supply.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-17
RESTA WINS The
VANDERBILT RACE

SANTA MONICA. Cal, Nov. 10
Rcsta won the 1915 Vanderbilt cup race.
His t!mo was 3:32 2-j.
Ecsta's average speed was $3.50 miles
an hour, more than l. miles faster than
The previous Vanderbilt record set by
Ralph De Palma OF the same track two
Years ago. Cooper was second.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-17
w. V. U. OFF FOR DARTMOUTH.

PITTSBURGH, Pa. Nov 16.-The
West Virginia University football
team, after Il two-hnur stop here to-day.
left for Hanover. y. H., where it will
meet DarImOuth'S eleven Saturday.
The party had lunch here and then
took a brisk walk about III" city before
boarding the train TO resume their
tourney
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-17
TO CAMBRIDGE
Moundsvtne High School Eleven VIII
Play Fast Ohio Team Saturday
Afternoon

Moundsrille High School football
eleven will have its final workout this
afternoon before the Cambridge game at
the Obi city Saturday afternoon. Coach
Cope believes taht his team will return
with n victory Saturday night. Ransom
VINO has been out OF the game on ac-
count of injuries has about recovered
and will be- used in Saturdays contest.
Lutes. will BE- in the game, it was an
nouuced last night.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-17
TINKER TO MANAGE CUBS.

CHICAGO. Nov. iG.-JoSeph r.. Tinker
virtually has been agreed upon as man
ager Of the Chicago National League
CLUB next season. il WAS announced to-
night after IL conference between Tinker
and Charles IL. Wecgnman. president OF
the cIuh. No contract has been signed,
but Tinker. before departing on n hunt
ing trip, said lie expected TO sign next
WDnly
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-17
NO YALE SCRMMG.GE.

NEW HAVEN. Conn. Nov. Icon
trary to expectations. Nalc'a varsity
football team did n"J have scrtmmagh
WORK To-day in tn" final hard drill for
the Princeton game. Coach Tones, how
ever. nut the players through a lengthy
dummy SrrimmaGc and devoted consid-
cradle time "a perfecting p defense
n against tho forward pass.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-17
FOOTBALL CHALLENGE

Tho North End billiards challenge
any 49, nound team in th'' vtllny for 4
either ,hon.. between : a m. arI r. m
and ask for Shiveiey, or call Sim Bell.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-17
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OV ER c. o A T S

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they'll keep YOU looking sly
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The range in price IS from
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-17
Third League Possible.

Players also ar" concerned in tho re-
ports nf a pOSSih" third major league:
the ruInorS Of clubs ir'inE shifted from
one city ~ another rId the suit Of the
former Baltimore Federal l.eagu" Clur
against organized baseball. Several
mysterious rmiSSnrirS thought - be
suit for $?Gn. 1000. VIII come t. trial
next February. are said to have ap-
preached prominent players. whose con-
tracts hav" expired ard asked Intimate
rUcStinuS regarding their treatment il
tho past and their plans for the future.
These taken together with other in
ttrrsLing developments in baseball have
led the players Ia believe. II is under
stood that q crisis Is at hand. This
has strengthened their determination ~
establish their status in connection
with the professional game uron n firm
basis which viii prevent capitulatj.'nS
in The fufIirn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-17

The consent of tho fraternity officials
i obtained. II is Understood that less
than twenty-five players In the two big
lrngucS have contracts that hold over
another season :tItr that not more than
one quarter nf these nrr members of III"
players Urg:iui2att ION.
The players have stated to friends
that they believe III" tim" has arrived
when they must stand firm upon their
rights il they arc To- hc considered III
The coming rc-adins' m"nt Of profess
sinnal baseball conditions. The report
that Chairman Garry Hermann of the
National Commission. may br Suppressed
I'd ut tho next annual meeting of that
body has caused apprehension among
III" members uf til" fraternity as he Is
considered BY that organization Ia talk.
greater interest in The welfare "f the
players than The other members Of IL"
commission.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-17

Esther-Bill claims he beat up Jess
Willard.
Hester, Yep called at his house one
morning before he was up.-Oran2e
Peel.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-17
TROUBLE BETWEEN
PLAYERS AND CLUB
OWNERS POSSIBLE
REQUEST OF PLAYERS FRATER-
NIFTY MAY BRING ABOUT
CLASH
Players Map Out Campaign of Retaia-
tion-Possiblo Third Major
League.

NEW YORK. Nov. lj.--The p"*sibil-
ily of trouble lrtwrcn players and club
owners again looms sarge on the paSG,
bali horizon. The qctiGu of the National
Association of Professional League III
labling. without comment. the request
OF the Players Fraternity at New Or
leans Yesterday threatens |" hrlnE an"ut
a clash between the two organizations
Thai will have far reaching effects.
Although officers Of the fraternity
refuse 10 talk for publication. II IS
known that there have been several r"-
cent conferences among players prom
innnt on the board uf directors and that
a cpmpaign Of retaliation has bean
mapycd out which may evolve a sltuit-
ton akin to a strike among the leading
PLAYERS Of the major and minor tongues
II is apparent that the disposal OF INC
rrHtrrnitt'S requests by inc natlonal HS-
sociatiou was surmiscd in advance ana
provisions made 10 force n re-c"nSlderh,
tiun Of the requests h0th ny the DIG anu
little league ma%nAleS
Tho ulAvrrS contend that the request
for tho elimination In certain contracts
Of the injury clause" suspension: Inc
ri-ht to sign new contracts upon receipt
Of unconditional release. Allowance OF
travelling expenses TO minor league
rlavcrs at tho beginning OF the training
season and n revision nr the national
hnnrd's procedure in handling cases
brought W. for decision by the fratcr-
nifty, are inst aud "lhl;HDie. IhcE "lhim
that they ar" similar, IN Il general way
IN ,hn arrnnmcntS existing between en-
blowers and employees in other lyincs If
irSincss and mast hc observed iii the
rui,Ir. if PLAYERS and magnateS are TO
,vn,I; IN harmony fC- the advancement
,r IN. hc.i Interests of baseball
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-17
Contracts Hold Up.

Some Of tlns" in attendance Mt the re-
,..rt, conferences in THIS city would dis
cns,s or nHtlin" the methods being con-
sidrr"d for the enforcement Of these de-
mnndS. It Is known that every member
of tn" Players Fraternity has signed
written agreement not 10 enter Into
contracts Tor 1917 until such time as
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-17

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Gn franif Ifbeling rpffeoe oerpaa
ino / Monaitir = dffiirnt paa Sire
aarsbagen for Serbernes SnotagelIe
al 9pen / Den fsrite Salfanfrig.
De gliereoe bar ogiaa bem9gtiget
Tia 9anoepeien til Yrilep, 9ltlgarer-
mes norbIige @aiis / Serbien. 5or-
ielgeIien al be flpetenoe Spifere og
@ulgarere forti9tter.
Mpnaitirs Salo regnes baaoe /
2onbon og Yaris for ben pigtigite
@pbeb, iom paa LANCE Siber er font
met ira nogen al Sronterne.