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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-07

Ward slid recklesly down to the
bottom. sought narrow place,
jumped tho creek. aud climbed ex.
ulthnily 90 where ths wolf lay.
Maybe you we're playing look.
out for the bunch" he said
Leaving tho wolf where she lay.
ho climbed to the rocks where he
had first seen her. The den was
tunneled into tho earth. IL was a
case where the shovel was needed
Ward went back TO where Rather
waited. lie WIS iubilant over his
good luck. With an average litter
OF pups. and the old wolf besides.
the bounty would make those two
calves tho most profitable animals
In the bunch. reckoned on the basis
OF money invested IN them.
II was after he had dug the neat
out and sent each one OF the eight
pups into oblivion with a sharp tap
OF the shovel and was resting on
tho ledge beside the pile OF dirt
no had thrown out. that ho first
became conscious OF tho pile Of dirt
ms something more than the oh.
staele between himself and the
wolf pups.
He lifted handful OF sand.
picked something out OF Il. and
looked At Il intentiy He said
"Humphl" skepticaily. Then he
Aprawled over that pile OF gravel
and sand and searched with his
fingers. NJ young girls search n
thick bank OF clover for the magic
four leaves.
Looks Ike there's money In
wolves" no said aloud and laughed
little.
two got TO play safe on this.
he warned himself. while he
Hcaiped the last OF tho pups. mo
use getting ratified II she's good
ms she looks. she's fine. She'll
help boost my little bunch OF cattle.
and that's all ! want. amt going
TO go hog.wild over 81. like 40 many
do"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-07

spoon salt. one and ons-haif pints
cold vinegar. bottle and seal.
To make from this sauce take two
tablespoons Of tho above and one
dessert spoon olive oil and one OF
prepared mustard.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-07

swlfts Pharmacy. Bartells Dr
Storea.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-07

o.--My maiden hair fern 10 In
tested with small white Insect.
Can you suggest remedy M. M.
A.-Tobacco kills plant pests,
either in the form OF tobacco water
or in smoke.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-11-03
FEMININE TENNIS
MATCH POSTPONED
UNTIL next WEEK
Male Wears Injuries Wrist in
Practise; Two Matches are
Scheduled for Today

While training for the tennis match
with Miss Vera Beyfuss. which was
scheduled for this afternoon. Miss
Male Wears sprained her right wrist,
and VIII be unable to play her match
in the finals of the ladies singles this
afternoon on the Hawaii Polo & Rae
ing Club courts
Miss Beyfuss asked that the match
be postponed, as she did not want TO
win by default, and consequently this
feature match which was expected to
draw banner crowd will be postpon-
ed until the latter part of next week.
This match has created more interest
around the city than any other one in
the tournament, and when the two
clever players meet they are certain
to be welcomed by big gallery.
Two matches will be played this aft
ernoon. Alan Lowrey meeting Jimmy
Rothschiid, the Punahou student; and
A. l.. Castle will oppose Paul Bartlett.
Two of these players have chance to
break into the finals, and the tennis
enthusiasts will watch their work with
interest. The play OF this afternoon
should give line on the winner of
the semi-finals, as Castle and Lowrey,
should they win, Will meet in the next
match. The first match will begin at
4 o'clock
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-11-03
DOBIE LOSES OUT
ON BEAR STORIES,
PUNAHOU VICTORS
News From Camp Sounds Very
Dobiesque:; Not Sure That
They Will Beat Mills
Special Star Bulletin Correspondence

Special Star. Bulletin CORES pondeuee)
OAHU COLLEGE, Nov. Puma
hou is, facing ali unusual situation for
tomorrow With kauhane. Hawkins.
cal, Macaulay, Gray and several 9TH
ers ineligible because of mid-term ex-
ans, it is going to be a very doubtful
issue when the Buff and Blue lines up
against Mills.
1t will be borne in mind that Mills
has been rapidly improving of late
under the very able coaching of Ross,
the star Colorado college end Last
Friday they punched clean touch
down through the College of Hawaii's
strong eleven. and carried the ball
half the length of the field at anoth-
er time and fumhled it just when a
second touchdown was within their
reach. A team that can do this to
the veterans Of the Manoa college is
not to be taken too lightly.
Punahou we'll remembers the time
when, two years ago, with the base
ball championship practically cinched,
the Mills aggregation came down, took
a game from Punahou by surprise,
and cost Punahou the baseball cham
pionship of the year For this rea-
son and because the team is so badly
crippled and changed-it being neces-
sary to use the third team backs and
substitutes being very scarce-there is
no little anxiety in the ranks of the
Buff and Blue.
Capt. Harvey Hitchcock has been
laid ont of the game by a severe
bruise on his hip bone. 1t may be that
he can play a part of the game Satur-
day, but his absence from the team
during the weeks practise, as well as
the many other changes in the lineup
has greatly disorganized the team.
In fact, the plays are run off by more
of bunch than a team.
The lineup as it will face Mills Sat
urday will probably be: l.e.. Jimmy
Rothschild; It,, Mortimer Lydgate;
Lg., Puppy" Hayselden c., Dudley
Pratt; re-; Nelson Robinson; TT,
Hermann Alexander; re-, Will Akana;
OBJ, Bob Mahikoa; LII, Kenneth
Decker; f.b, Fred Peterson; rh.,
Sleepy Baldwin.
Decker at left half is speedy, and if
he can make interference and learn
to use his stiff arm, he will do well
Saturday Sleepy Baldwin will be
a good line plunger. He will play end
on the defense. Fred Peterson may
always be relied upon to do his share.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-11-03
Pl]NAHOU Third
team LOSES To
ALL-STUDENTS

st. Louis triumphed over Punahou
on Alexander field Wednesday after
noon TO the tune of to 2. 1t wasn't
a big game, as the St. Louis school
hasn't first team. and football is
not encouraged at the school, hut
under the name OF the All-Students
the little third team defeated the third
team of Punahou
In the first period the students
made perfect forward pass which
later counted for touchdown. Goal
was kicked by Silva. In this period
the Punahou players tackled Leal be-
hind the line. giving them two points.
The play was hard throughout the
last two periods. and neither side
could score.
Little Peanuts" Leal and Alvin Sill
va were the stars for the students.
Leonard Mcqueen at quarterback ran
the team in excellent style and speed
ed the players UP.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-11-03
REDS TRIM TIGER CLAWS
IN BASKETBALL BATTLE

PLAYING in good form the Reds de-
foato t0e Tigers IS to IL in last
nights game of the Senior Basketpali
League in the big games hall. OF inc
Y. NJ. C. A. This game was a tred1
for the many fans who saw the game
II was the fastest game OF the season.
full of pep and snappy pass WORK.
The Reds used the short, sndppy
pass and it proved very effective
while the long passes OF the Ilsers
went against them. Johnson OF the
Reds and F. Nicholson of the Tigers
the opposing giant centers OF the
league. we're a match for each otner
and they broke even on the tap-olL:
-Four field goals went to Johnson anu
three went to Nicholson.
For the Tigers, Tinker, i'll the second
half, played a dandy game until ne
was crippled and had to be taken out.
McCrillis. at right forward, and Brush
at left forward for the Reds, were
point getters and fast passers. NC.
sCrillis Gagged the ball three times and
Brush twice. Duggan, the star OF the
Tigers. was so we'll covered by LAID
that he secured only one goal.
The line-ups: . -:.. ..
Reds-McCrillis, RI; Sgt. John
Brush, If; Johnson, c; Williams, re-;
Laid, lg. s,...- ..~.....@... >...>.. =. 4.
Tigers-Duggan, IF; Henry, If; F..
Nicholson, G.. w. Meinecke and G.
Tinker, rg; S. Nicholson. lg.
Summary-F,ield goals, johnson 4,
McCrillis, F. Nicholson 3. Brush 2,
Ladd, Duggan Foul goals, Henry 3.
Referee, Jackson. Umpire. Whitcomb,
Timer, Clinton. Scorer, Keppler
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-11-03
HARD BATTLEAT
KAN field when
GRIDDERS
College of Hawaii Should Show
improved Form Despite In
iurieS;; Mills Meets PunS.

Football interest this week will be
Ecentered IN the battle between College
of Hawaii and Kan on Kamehameha
field Lieut.. Britton has been acting
as tutor for the collegians, and the
way the team has been going the boys
OF the King street school will have to
play ball TO win.
Hawaii Will lose four men on ac-
count of injuries, but still the back
field will not be torn up, and this is
an important cog in the machine. Al.
though the school has only a small
squad to draw from it is expected that
a line will be patched up in case
Nicholson. Ming, Pahau and Melim
will not be in the game.
Have Improved
The SO to 0 game with the I'd In
fantry does not mean anything, as
Kan was saving its strength for the
college team, and had nothing to gain
by winning, from the heavier squad.
The I'd Infantry showed that Kan will
have TO play together on Saturday, as
the Shafterites looked 200 per cent
better than they did against the Ma
tional Guard.
Kan can send in a number of good
players, but its strength is certain to
be centered in Eaton, Hussey and
Dover, although Clark and Kanuu
have looked good OH the line. Bertel.
mann will not be in the game and
Wright or Palama may have an OPP
pcrtunity to break in somewhere in
the backfield.
Watch Hawaii
Hawaii >.as a strong backfield in
ash, Mariuche, Ballentyne and
Hicks, and with the coaching of Brit
ton should show a number of new
plays against the Kan athletes. Capt.
Booth has had a hard time this year
with injuries and disqualifications, and
consequently has been forced to re-
build his team.
Kan wants to win from Punahou.
This has been hammered into the
heads of the players, and when the
two teams meet in the near future the
followers Of football should see nard
battle. Punahou students are conf
dent that the Blue and Gold will win
by good score, but the margin be-
tween the two teams isn't enough to
warrant the statement that Punahou
is certain of victory.
This week Punahou will meet Mills
on Alexander field. and some of the
stars will not be in the lineup 1t is
understood that there will be a large
number of supporters of the Blue and
Gold who will watch the Kan College
match to get a line on the King street
gridders. For the football fan who is
not affiliated with any school the con.
test between Hawaii and Kamehame.
ha will be the best as Mills, although
hard fighters. are too small to meet
the heavy Punahou team, and should
Midkiff use his full strength the Pun.
ahou squad will have a runaway
match.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-11-03
HAND IT To OUR
OLD FRIEND OF
sweeney CLANS
Lakes of Killarney Will Ring:
Shafter HurIer Breaks Into
Hall of Fame; No Hits
Especial Star Bulletin Correspondence


FORT SKATER, Nov. 3--While
the baseball season has ended in al
most all other localities of the U. S,
A. King Football continues to
find his popularity wadged aside in
Hawaii by the baseball fans, who in
sist, especially at Fort Shafter, in try
ing a contest now and then. The
game Tuesday was the result OF much
rivalry between Companies G and NJ
and was helped along by the extreme.
ly pleasant weather. ....:
Ii turned out to be a remarkable
game, for Sweeny, the mound artist
for NJ Company, as result of few
days Information, pitched ''no-hit'
game, with the result that M Company
won very close contest by a score
of 2 to L. Odell was also in fine met
tie and only allowed three scratch
hits, so that the game was a mighty
interesting one to watch, from the
start, when Odell nicked Rains On
the crazy bone, to the death of Kirby
Of G Company in the ninth by It
tie whiffle to Sweeney's feet, which
he lobbed over to the first sacker.
The nearest approach to hit Off
Sweeney's threeply, galvanized, hit
proof delivery was in the eighth, when
Right Fielder Eason got difficult one
gyrating about his digits and which
recorded for him lovely error, but
which made Sweeney's record as
Fort Shafter alexander" perfect
Few bases were stolen and all OF these
by G Company, and all by veterans,
Mugge, Davis and Odell.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-11-03
MANY IMPORTANT
GAMES Will BE
PLAYED SATURDAY
Gridiron Stars Will Fight to Re-
tain HonorS Won This Year:
Army Meets Notre Dame

Which football team will be ack
nowledged champion OF United States
this year? The games tomorrow on
the mainland will nave something to
do with the final standing. Oregon
and Washington are still indicated
and one of these teams should have
an opportunity to claim the title. Dart
mouth and Syracuse have both lost
games, so are out of the reckoning.
Harvard and Virginia have suffered
defeats, as have the Michigan Aggies,
and these teams are out of it, but
Army. Notre Dame, Michigan, Mime
sofa, Nebraska, Wisconsin, Yale and
Pittsburg still have a chance Then
Ohio State is unusually strong this
year, and either Withington's crew or
the Columbus boys will have to fall
out of the running. This game and
the ArmyNotre Dame battle should be
& features Minnesota and Nebras-
ka should win, and the same may be
said for Pittsburg, but Yale may have
trouble with Colgate as the latter
team won from Illinois handily. The
games scheduled for tomorrow are as
follows:
Football Games Saturday
At Eugene-Oregon VS. Washington.
At ingfield-Dartmout VS.. SYRIA
cuse.
At Cambridge Harvard VS.. virgi-
mia
At Observation-Disclosures VS.. North.
western.
At Michigan Aggies VS.. S.
Dakota
At Columbus-ohio VS.. Wisconsin.
at Corvallis-oregon Aggies VS..
nitman. j
At Princeton Princeton VS.. Buck
nell
At West Point-Army VS.. Notre
Dame
At Annapolis Navy VS.. Washington
and Lee.
AT Los Angeles-California VS.. Uni
versity Southern California.
= Chicago-Chicago VS.. Purdue.
At Ann Arbor-Alichigan VS.. Wash
ington U.
At Minneapolis Minnesota VS.. ILL
nois.
~ acknowledgements VS.. Iowa.
At Philadelphia-Pen VS..
Lafayette.
AT MISUNDERSTANDING VS.. Allie
ghany.
At Pullman-W. S. C. VS.. Idaho.
IT New Haven-Yale VS.. Colgate.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-11-03
INTERMEDIATES TO PLAY

The intermediate Basketball League
will occupy the big games hall of the
Y. NJ. &. A. Saturday night. On this
occasion they have good offerins FOR
the fans, this being a fast double
header. In the first game the fast
G. RS are scheduled to tie UP with
the Knights of Kamehameha and in
the second game the AIS will take on
The Washingtons These fellows are
the coming senior leaguers and are
playing good basketball. Next year
some of these lads will add to the pep
of the big league.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-11-03
RIGHT. BACK AT YOU,
BENSON, SMITH & CO.,
YOU HAVE "A MATCH
Sporting Editor.
Honolulu Star-Bulletin.

Honolulu Star-Bulletin.
Sir: 1t has been written that CO
terie of Rexallized Knights Of the
Mortar from Bensen, Smith < Com
panys ESTABLISHMENT have Haunted
their prowess in COW pasture billiards
in such a manner that we have seen
the light They did, and with mali
eious forethought, issue a defy 20 the
excavating contingent of the Star
Bulletin to meet them at Moanalua
on Sunday morning, November II, to
battle them in the grand old game OF
golluf
And that those who read may know,
and especially to the brush beaters
of the emporium on Fort and Hotel
streets, let it be recorded that the
Star-Bulletin has eight slicers who
will be ready when the official calls
time, or whatever it is in golf Now
be ready, you trench diggers of the
Benson, Smith & Company, on the APP
pointed hour, and then We shall see
what We shall see Remember Phil
lipi
STAR-BULLETIN
ENCHANTING CORPS
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-11-03
SECOND TEAM ROLLS
1905 AT Y. M. ALLEYS
LAST NIGHT IN MATCH

The local Y. M. C. A. bowling team
rolled against the U. S. Naval Train
ing Station team of San Francisco in
the opening of the Pacific Coast Bowl
ing League last night. The locals
bowled on the Y. M. G.. A. alleys and
the training station team rolled on the
Frisco Y alleys. Some high scores
were made and the fans who crowded
around the alleys were given a treat
Scores for both teams last night fol-
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-11-03
GIANTS AND sly LEAD

The Employed Boys group, to the
number of Sc, were in attendance at
last nights class at the Y. NJ 9. A.
and added to their scores in the race
between the American League and the
National League divisions. Besides.
the dumbbell work the boys entered
into the work with a vim and had a
dandy time with the games. AS re-
suit of this attendance the standing
of the teams is as follows:
American LEAGUE
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-11-03
PUNAHou FoRFElTs GAME

Pnnahou second team forfeited the
game with the All-Students second
team yesterday, and the st. Louis
players have been given another boost
In the standing. There has been but
little interest in the second team since
Decker, and Leal left the squad. and
Midkiff has had to draw from the
ranks to. fill in holes for his first
squad.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-11-03
Totals ..1OO5 500 S22 &c

The Commercial Bowling League
will occupy the Y. NJ. c. A. alleys to-
night. The match, which starts at
80 o'clock, will be between the Ter
ritoriaL and the Federals. Some good
bowling will be put across by these
teams tonight.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-11-03
ST. LOUIS WINS FROM
KEI0S TN HARD GAME
tspeei.l o.bl. . H.r.ii shinpo,

TOXIC. Japan. Nov. S.-In a hard
fought game here yesterday, which
was featured by excellent fielding, the
st. Louis team of Honolulu defeated
the Keio University squad by score
of to 0. This was the first victory
for the visitors over the Keios. The
Honolulu, team has won four out of
seven games to date.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-11-03
Company 6

Summary: Davis, Company ", OUT
in eighth inning, hit by batted pail
two-base hit, Keller; sacrifice nlts'
Johnson. Waite; stolen bases, Rams
Spisak. Sutton of Company M;
Mugge. Davis and Odell of Company
q: double plays, Johnson to Bryant 10
Johnson, Odell to Bryant; hit by
pitcher. Rains by Ouell; bases on
balls, off oden /, off Sweeney :;
struck out. by Odell II, by Sweeney
12: passed balls, Dupree 2, Johnson |;
umpire, Medina; time of game, ] hour
% minutes.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-11-03
DlLLoN-elsBoNs BOUT ON AGAIN

NV YORK. y. Y. Oct. 2t.--Mike
Gibbons and Jack Dillon signed arti
.cles today for n 1O-round no-decision
bout 10 be held Al st. Paul On or 2hont
November Il ,..... = -. ......<.... -.....
The boxers agreed 10 meet at 1913
pounds at ) p III. and each deposited
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-11-03
American League
TOWN TEAM TO CHOOSE
....- .. ~ CAPTAIN OF SQUAD

The town football team will elect
captain at a meeting this Afternoon at
Aala park. After the election the
players will practise, and all candi-
dates are expected 10 be present. as
the FIRST game On the schedule Will Ia
played Withia three weeks.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-11-03
STAR-BULLETIN
ENCHANTING CORPS.

s2500 as guarantee for weight ana
appearance.
Dillon will receive $500 as his
share of the purse, while Gibbons will
box upon percentage basis.
The referee will be named at least
five days before the contest.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-11-03

For 20 consecutive years the an
nual meeting of the Ladies' Aid of
the Georgia tVaD Methodist church
has been held at tie home of Mrs.
H. S. Newton.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-01-27
FORD DELEGATES EXPECT
Mr.. BRYAN TO JOIN THEM
Stockholm Newspapers Think His
Arrival Will Strengthen
Peace Mission.

STOCKHOLM, January Is, via Lon
don, January c7.-Another telegram
was received here today saying that
William Jennings Bryan is to join the
Ford peace delegation. The newspapers
of Stockholm say that the arrival of
Mr. Bryan will add considerably to the
authority of the delegates. of whom
only Rev DR.. Charles F. Aked is now
here, although Mrs. Joseph Fels of
Philadelphia is expected. OF the alter
nate delegates only John d. Barry of
San Francisco and Louis p. Lochner,
secretary of the delegation, have ar
rived. Mr.. Lochner said that Dean
kirchwey, Miss Emily Balch, Rev. Jen-
kins Lloyd Jones and Judge Ben Lind
sey are expected to reach Stockholm
soon.
Nine. Rosika Schwimmer is to act as
a consulting delegate, as also is Judson
King.
Miss Florence Holbrook of Chicago.
B. W. Huebsch of New York and II. c.
Evans of Des Moines are to return to
the United States on the first steamer
sailing from here
The peace delegation will open an
office in the Grand Hotel. with the eX-
pectation of comforting with the dele
cations from the other neutral coun-
tries. No public meetings will be per-
mitted here.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-01-27
Moving Picture Men May Car
ry Protest to Floor of
the House..
FAVOR ACT TO PROHIBIT
TRAFFIC IN bad" FILMS
Telegams by the Hundred Oppos-
ing Federal Board Pouring in
to Congress Committees.

Men connected with the Motion Pic
ture Board of Trade, as well as indie
pendent producers, are speeding up
their efforts this week to kill the
Hughes Smith bill to establish fed
eral censorship over motion pictures.
In case the bill is reported to the
House vigorous fight will be made
against the measure on the floor.
kilograms by the hundred are COM
ing in TO members of the House and
Senate every day from business men
and the owners of moving picture
houses. large and small. throughout the
United States, urging that the Hughes
bin be voted down in the House If 1t
is reported by the committee. Most of
the kilograms express appreciation of
the Towner bill, which would make it
a criminal offense to ship across state
lines offensive pictures.
Today Representative Carter of Mass
achusetts presented statement point
ing out thai mary churches in his dis
trict use moving pictures in the teach
ing of sunday school lessons. and that
he objects to the proposition for fed
eral censorship to disturb the produce
ton of such pictures.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-01-27
SUPREME COURT AHEAD;
FIRST TIME IN YEARS
No Cases to Argue and Adjourn.
ment Is Taken-Recess Until
February 81.

For the first time since it's organize
ton, the Supreme Court of the United
States yesterday found itself without
any cases to be argued, and took an
adjournment. So many cases have been
submitted without oral argument.
passed and continued. that the court
is nearly 100 cases ahead in the regular
call of where it usually has been at
this time in former years. This situa-
ton took counsel by surprise and no
one was ready TO go on with argument
yesterday.
The court viii meet Monday to an
nounce opinions. and will then take a
recess until February 81.
Argument OF cases were to have been
heard all of yesterday. today and Fri
day After a short session yesterday y,
not q single case remained ready for
presentation to the court. James -.
Iaher clerk of the court. thereupon
made an eXpla nation to the court that
the extraordinary rapidity with which
the court had progressed had taken
counsel by surprise. The clerks state
ment read.