davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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CINCINNATI N.

hases-Mann, xeider. Mollwity. Sacrifice hita-
Fisck, Workman. Double plsy-Emmer. Loudcn
and Chase. Left on ~basea-Chicago. :; Gin
cinnati, 4. Ftrst base on errors-Chicago. !:
CincirAsti, I. Rases on halls-OK Moseley. 4;
on Schulz. .. Hits and earned runs-0n Hen.
DIRK. 8 and none In . innings on Moseley. 8
In ! IS inningp on Kne,xer. l and none In l
inning. Struck out-By Hendrix, I by Nose
ley. {: by Schuls, / by Knetser. I. Empires
Airssrs. Harrison and R!gler. Time Of game
l hour and % minutes.
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RICHMOND ~
ROCHESTER, ~
Totals y, . ~ 10 VI
sRattrd for Klrmsyer In tho =

Three base hit -kirmayer, Sacrifice hits
I~I.ndryx, Ethel. Reynolds ,2). rankston. Stolen
bases noyl,n, Stcinbrcnner. Eihel. p0u,,ic
play McAuley to Ho'lkc, Hits -Or Kirmaycr.
In 6 Innings. Bases IN bnlls-on Klrnsyer,
3, on Iicrchc. . on Ross. =. Batter hit ny
kirmaycr, ! uIendryxD Struck out-Rv Kir.
MAYER, Passed hall uooin. umpires--
M,ssrs. Clcary and Carpenter. Time Of game
hour and IS minutes.
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PHILADELPHIA, Aug 1.-THE Royal
Giants blanked the MIllville nine to-day o
to o.. The score:
ROYAL Giants o l--s
Niilyille..., 0 0 0 0 -
Batteries-Hsrvey and osteweod; Steele
and WinsloW.
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Another Victory for Braves.

TOLEDO, Ohio. Aug. ia team COM
posed mostly Of the regulars of the Bos-
ton Nationals defeated the Rail Lights. a
semi-profess.onal club, in an exhibition
game here his afternoon. . to ., The
score.
Il II r
Rosion ........ o 5000 o. IL o
Ran Iights..,, 0 0 0 o 0 o % i .
Rat;eries-Ragan. Ai.en and TgAEresscr.
co.lanorp and McLIyyrn.
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American and National League Records.
RESULTS OF Yesterdays GAMES.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

AMERICAN
New York, 81 Cleveland. q.
Boston, 81 Chicago, 4 tarst u6 IN
nings).
Boston, ., Chicago I (second). called In
9th tnnihe--darkness.
The Philsdeiphia'st. Louis game was
postponed on account Of rain.
The Warrington Detroit game was
postponed on account of wet grounds.
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PIRATES BUY PLAYERS.

PiTTsBURG, Aug, l6.-The Pittsburg
National League baseball club to-day
announced the purchase Of Pitcher
Rseding and lnhelder Anderson from
the Charlotte club Of the South Atlantic
I>aguA
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BUFFALO GAINS TOP
RUNG OF LADDER
BisOns Climb at Newark's Ex-
pense, Winning by Score
Of ) to 3.
INDIANS GET EARLY LEAD

International League Results.
Buffalo. Newark, a.
Toronto, 8; Providence, Z.
Richmond, 8; Rochester. l..
The Montreal Baltimore Jane was played
Tuesday.
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Ohio Governor Gets Busy.

On the heels Of this victory for boxing
In Canada comes the report that the
Governor OF Ohio may prevent the M.
teen bout between CLANCY and
Kilbane at Cedar Point. Ohio. The Gov.
e-nor. IL is said. will have The proposed
contest investigated with the idea Of
finding II II comes under the head Of
prize fighting.
The Governor Of Ohio will have no
trouble in ascertaining that there 10 not
the slightcs; chance OF kilbane engaging
In a prize fight with CLANCY. All the
Governor will have to do will be to
examine Eilbane's ring record and hs
will see at once that the our maA
never took part in "a prize fight In hl
life. Nothing but sparring matches.
Johnny Dundee's knockout of toueA
Johnny OI.cary at Boston last Tuesday
has tended to increase the interest IN
the Welling-Dundee out at the Garden
on August 60.
Dundee's speed and c%,everncss nav,
bothered every boy In the l'gh;e 'sht
division. Dundee with "A knocked, Liov
IL quite another thing. and The hou,
with the wonderfully wiling yelling
viii Ne watched with all the more IN.
tercst.
KID Mcfarland Will referee tic match
hetween Benny Leonard arl Joe Aze.
vedo at Convention HAL. Saratoga. 20
morrow nlrht. Alevcdo ht'd ont for
charley White as the third m,u u 10
ring. but Bily Gibson insisted 90 NJ.
Portland and carried his point
Tie rrir..pa' betting ia on Ne qIos.
ton - - kup,kdGv ore 800, o. ,ino
arai"st SHno was ltl tha' tn ro~'r.
CUES" would s."'o y fHpcNi,wu V' hin
-" Emit. AID le'uarl's friends r-''': eel
via a wager that the RrpuN DO, W.,'l
put .Azcv.dr "a the canvas bcfo'' ira
cni of the s,Neut..
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Sscrln,e hits-Durgin. Hesley. Hummel e,
Two base hit-Onslow Three base hit Carl.
atrpm. Bases on balls-On Smailwosd. .: of
Bsi.r. . STRUCK out-By Bader. J. Double
plnls-lixan and STAFFORD KILLER and Durgin :.
RAIDER. .Iunncl and Onslow. Left on bases
>.wsrs, I bunslo. 2 umpirrs- Messrs bed
ford and Hart. Time Of game hour and u
niLltes.
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viii be entertained by Joe J"Inn.t'" "a
Farmer Jim Smith II: tic .\T,rr'" g.
tonight. Tiir slou,l go , GOO. .or.
test. as ho'h Of ta,se hcN.cs an pu~s
vel, at the present time.
Patsy cline. Harlem. comes r,ri. ~,
and admits Ne Is a lightweight and va
the l:chtwc.ph's he VII clash.
Cl'Nc VII -, Stated ON M,udly r'.i
AT the Olympic A. =. agains: St'.r
';ec-ge No,k, MY, Thursday hr W,
mingie with Leo johnson. the co'o-sd
lightweight sensation. \ wce& nor
cline IS booked ~ meet Ad WN,r,s,
IN Philadelphia and then he'll 60 TO co.
um5us - meet Byron powney o. l.t"af
Dav In the semi-iinal at TIE - '"N'
\ e. on Monday night Abe fr.lr :
Will meet Joe Lynch. The fighting hat.
Joe yelling returned YESTERDAY = =
Rochester. where he polished III the bod
p+dc. Battling Gates. tn" rrr,rs
night. Gates managed To cvadc n L;o.-'
out by clinching. We!lnic boxed - ",-
ccllent form after his long rest all 81
pressed himself as being pleased ~ hsv.
ing a real workout before his important:
battle with johnny Dundee In Mad son
Square Garden August 80.
Euule dorsey, tHe ihsl t'tpTel HtHN-
weight. will stack w against frark's
Ryan. the Bath Beach *. ., klrc, az
the Clermont 4. G. tonight. Billy lit2'
simmons o, loukers will have MS work
cut out for him when he meets Bi,'.!rs
Chuck. the colofed wonder.
The opcnin ten at the New Polo \ \
moro night will bring together
Johnny Baker and George iiarr!urton'
IIarlem's hard hitting lightweight
In the main event ~ lor No'N VIII
swap slams with Willie Andrews.
Joe Borrell Of Philadelphia, the moG
formidable middlcwcighi contender fT
the worlds title the quaker t!ty ran
boast OF, will appear in III" ring of 80
, broadway sporting club OF Ero.hiyl
this Saturday night. lie will NEE, l'ra1S
Carbone, the former United Sia'es
cayalryman.
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BOXING upheld BY
CANADIAN JUDGE
Dismisses Case Against Fler.
ing and Wallace, Charges
With Prize Fighting.
GOSSIP OF ROPED ARENA

Canadian law has dealt "A knockow
punch to the opponents Of boxing in thu
Dominion. and the sport will con;lnus
as In the past. The legal case was
based on a bout between Eddie Wallace
the Brooklyn featherwcight. AL Frank,e
Fleming. featherweight champion %
Canada. which took place In Montreal
on June 81 last. The prosecution wa.
instigated by one OF the numerous We.
fare associations. the officials " which
tried to create the impression that the
contest between the boxers would he A
degrading and brutal affair. and a VIC.
lation OF Canadian law.
The trial extended over n weeks Tina
Ihc opposing counsel taking W days
FOR the summing up lone.
Judge ST. Cyr. who presided. dismissed
the charge yesterday. In rendering hs
decision Judge 81. Cyr quoted English.
Canadian and American Judgments in
cases OF "A similar nature FOR thirty
years back. This decision IL recognized
as n very important victory for lovers OF
boxing in Canada, and the clubs and
promoters are immensely pleased with
the result Of the trial. as II means a re.
sumption OF boxing exhibitions in Cana.
dian cities this fall and winter.
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A despatch from -, raUl says Int
Il Les Darcy does not come 20 Au'r \
to meet Mike Gibbons the phantom "i.
60 to Australia 20 fore" Darcy To- ha''''
for the middlcwe!ht championsh =
IL Mike Gibbons ever gets ZIP C"t'
courage to san 20 Australia he "" l'
compelled 10 fight Darcy or rec" Ne b =
passports back In "A hurry, narrN -
not have to be pushed into the r.lg
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Chicago. 81 Cincinnati. D.
The ~. Louis. Pittsburg game wa,
played last sunday.
Other teams not scheduled,
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South Atlantic I>~agu,

Ashevi,r. G; Raleigh, :.
winston. Salem. .; G~reensooro. !.
Charlotte. .. Durham, !.
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Basebali To-day. $50 r. NJ. Mt. Americans
vs.. Cleveland. Polo Grounds. Adm. boc,-
ADJ.
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Beaumont. &; Fort worth. :.
Gslycs,on. !; Shreveport, 0.
Ual,as, !, san Antonio 3.
Waco, . Houston, u % innings ain
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Chuck is one Of those t~emperamental
feliows-and in the Big Show tempera-
ment Is about as useful AZ n charley
horse.
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TORONTO I)
Totals. ..s5te.7 80

NHVfIH'F HlTN- SNVHH, NTT1HINgHHTW. NTVT'N
bases li.lg ~. Murray. Graham. Smith. Two
base ~hlts-nnsloN. Vi"x. Three base hits
Murray. Rchg FRS, base on ba,ls-On Bl-
lard. 5 OF BRuingartner, / on Thompson. .
struck out by Thompson. .: by Billiard. 3
Hit 10y pitcher Nv Billiard. l tThoup.on).
Seven hits and 6 runs on Billiard in 8 10 IN.
ninss. Double play-ilayden and Smith. I'm
pires-M cssrs. Freeman and t,Nstnutt. Time
of game-i hour AMI II minutes.
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Tho patrons OF hoN.ng AZ lt1.ilN7v
viii be entertained by Joe JrInu.''" a9t
Farmer Jim Smith n: tic .Ar,rr'" y g.
tonight. TlGt slou.l go = GOO. .0'.
test. as ho'h Of t5,se hcN.cs al, -
we'll At the present time.
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STANDING OF THE CLUBS
GAMES SCHEDULE

Cleveland IN New York.
Chiesgo IN Boston.
st. Iolit ID ,PhilsdslpAia q 6anss>.
Detroit II W~ashinGtoH.
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Charleston. ~. Jacksonville. 8.
Columbus, .; Augusta. 0.
Macon, 10: Columbia. 10 70 innings;
dHrkness).
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chester, ., Muskogee. !.
nsuison. = Fort smith. >.
paris. y, sherman, D
Tulsa, 5, oklahoma CITY, !.
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Games Scheduled fee To-day.
Montreal In Baltimore.
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Dc, Moines, . Topeka, o thrst): Des
Moines. 10, Topeka. + second.
Lincoln, 3. Denver, ! hrst); Lincoln,
II, Denver. . iscCoudl
'sinuy civ. 5. 81 Jose phi. thrst). st,
Josrpi,, I. Sioux cay. , tsecond).
omaha, 3 wichita. !.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-11-27
BOY DYE GENUS
CAT GIT IN EAST
coNu>trn iRoM PAGE oNEa

ecoNrINtEn IRON PAGE oNEA
out 10 four chemists for tests. They
came back with identical results and
analysis became convinced the
boy could do what he said. He made
& wonderful black dye, too, as fine
as ever saw
And the cost of PRODUCTION was
lessened greatly because he used
crude oil in place OF certain coal tar
products used heretofore lie had to
make only five colors to satisfy me-
black, red, yellow, brown and green.
All Of these he made perfectly
But It is feared that the mind that
holds the secret Of dye mating that
may reyolutionize the industry in
America is derauged He viii De pIae-
ed under observation after being
brought back here.
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YOU R DIRTY LIAR
.CR|E D NON 4 \
At COURT JUDGE
aesssa


San Francisco Noy 27-"You are
dirty liar and not lit to be on the
bench"
so declared Estelle Olsen, arrested
in a clairyoyant raid Yesterday as she
swung" Justify on Police Judge Mau-
rice Oppenheim today Two bailiffs
and two detectives were needed to
control the inturiated woman and got
her into a Jail cell In the meantime
Judge Oppenheim, recovering his com
posure, raised her $50 bail to $1,000
and held the case for trial
Mrs Olsen, who had been operating
under the name OF "Dumont' at ll5O
Eighth Street, was recognized in
court as a former defendant in a
white slave case, the Judge remark
ing on this circumstance.
Il am a divine healer she insist
ed.
You are divine fakir," retorted
the judge.
You are a dirty liar and not fit to
be on the bench" screamed the de-
fendant Leaping from the witness
chair she rushed to the judges rail,
aiming a blow at his head Bailiffs
seized her, but she beat them off,
trying again to strike the Judge. The
detectives in the court room came to
the bailff's assistance. Kicking and
screaming the woman was hustled
from the room
The case will come up for trial in
two days.
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HAVE COLOR IN YOUR CHEEKS
BE Better Looking-Take
Olive Tablets

Il your skin is yellow-complcxion
pallid-toneue coated-appetite Door.
you have a bad taste in your mouth-a
lazy, no-good feeling-you should take
Olive Tablets. '4N'
Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets-a sub.
sstinite for calonel--were prepared bv
DT Edwards after Il years Of study
with his patients. s'D''
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets are !
purely yegstasle compound rulxod w;tb
'ohfe OH You will know them by their
olive color. y '''N1
:, 10 have clear, pink skin bright eyes.
ne plmples, feeling Of buoyancy iiIs
chiidhood days YOU must get al tbs c,nes
Dr. Edwards Olive TABLETS M y ,+5s, nv
hVer and bowels like caloinsl--,.t \ b5~e ,,'s
no dangerous after effects '~
They start tie bile and oyerco,,. -,
stipatlon. That's why millions II beVas W.
are sold annually At l0e and 81, e,,sr Nsr
Dog All druggists Take one or a. w. w.
aisa,ly NV aqis tbs pleasing results ~
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Amboy, N Y-Mary Smith, pretty
Chicago girl. who was adopted BY
James Parkhurst wealthy farmer and
his wife. August Is, 1918. with the
understanding that she was to secure
$4,000 upon their death, has return
ed to Chicago Country life too
dreary for me-" she said,
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S10U Reward. 800

The readers OF this paper will be
dreaded disease that science has been
able TO cure in all its stages, and that is
Catarrh. lIall's Catarrh cure is the only
positive cure now known to the medical
fraternity. Catarrh being n constitutional
aisease' reqliIes a eonsltuiional treat- a.
tornally, acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces Of the system, there
by destroying the foundation of the dis
ease, and giving the patient strength by
building up the constitution and assisting
nature in doing It's work. The propretors
have so much faith in its curative pow
ers that they offer Ono Hundred Dollars
FOR anysease that IL fails TO cure. Send
for list of testimonials
Address T. j CHENEY 4 CO., Toledo, Ohio,
Sold by all Druggists 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for constipation.
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Mrs. sam G. Small clayton. y. NJ.
writes NY grandson had whooping
cough when he was three months old
We used Foley's Honey and Tar and
believe it saved his life. He is now
big and fat" Foley's Honey and Tar
IS a fine thing to have in the house
for whooping cough. Group, coughs
colds. Sold everywhere.
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Sufferer From lndIueston Relieved
Before taking Chamberlains Tab
let's my husband suffe. ID for several
years from Indigestion, causing him 10
have pains in the stomach and dis
uess after eating Chamberlain's
Tablets relieved him OF these spells
right away writes Mrs. Thomas Cas-
ev Geneva, N. Y. Obtainable every
where.
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Jack Langston returned Saturday
from his farm in Wagoner county
Jack says his wheat is in fine
shape and will make a big crop. He
has lsQ acres in and II the general
average OF production in that part Of
the state keeps mp he will raise Si00
bushels. a
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-11-27
Pittengers Collections.

nr T $ Pittenger pastor Of tho
FIRST Methodist church, announces
Yesterday that he educational col
lection tSben IN hts church on No
yamber la FOR he Methodist uniyef-
sltY had already totaled $50. and was
expected To reach S60l
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husband, father and brother, we wish
to return our heartfelt thanks. May
God abuudantly bless YOU all-Mrs A
\ Davis, wife, Mr. and Mrs Perry
Williams. children. A NJ Davis, Broth
er.
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Card of Thanks

To the friends and neighbors who
SO kindly looked after our welfare
and assisted us both by help, sym
pathy and with beautiful floral offer
ings in time Of oar Bereavement ana
irreparible loss in the death Of our
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The football dinner 10 be given by
he Y " c A, honoring the football
eouad will take place in the meth
odist university library Tuesday
evening at $50 o'clock. A good list
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the death and buria Of my beloved
wife wish to extend my sincere
thanks James Hill
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PLENTY Of Money In Banks

Statements published by local
banks indicate a surplus amount OF
money unlOaRed
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win Erect sig office Building

The Sinclair Oil Company will erect
biz office building at Tulsa to cost
S30eo00,
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To the friends who sent foral offer
ines who gave words OF sympathy and
TO those who gave assistance during
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c Z: Z: vi
MONDAY, NOV 27
MONDAY, NOV z7

Blue Bird Photo PLAYS present "A
Stranger from Somewhere A won
derful Bluebird, written by Willis and
Woods and produced by William
Worthington, with Franklyn Farnum
IN dual role, Agnes Vernon as the
heroine and Claire Mcdowell as the
adventures A picture which com
bines drama, sensationalism and
comedy in one delightful whole.
"Sammie Johnson Minds the Baby
Powers comedy.
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af loasts has been arranged with Y
q schoggen, IS. as toastmaster
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TUESDAY. NOV. 2s

Episode of Shielding Shadow in
The Disappearing Prisoner"
"Starlehts Message with Wallace
Reid
The Bandits Wager Comedy
drama with Ford and Cunard.
stumbling two reel drama with
Agnes Vernon.
Love and a Liar" Lyons and Nor
ss' assns san = naA ans AAA "a
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rant The driver was placed in The
county jail
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WANTED-To see you sell II or rem
1t. Use Leader CLASSY Eide Al
; lines, 5 times, rs centa
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Auto Load Of Whisky confiscated
Sheriff Phillips and County At
torney Turnbull Of puraut eanfiscated
an automobile loaded with whisky on
Red River There were 1850 quarts
OF whisky, which together with the
car and the driver, was taken to Du-
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Football Results.
Oklahoma IA, Arkansas IS.
Army Is. Navy J.
Yale 6, Harvard 8.
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NOTICE.:

The Highland Theatre offers
$4,000 to any one who can
prove this attraction showing
for SC.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-10-20
.M'CANDLESS ELECTED
CAPTAIN OF GUARD
FOOTBALL ELEVEN

At the practise OF the n. @. II. foot.
ball team last night, Capt. John Nc
Candless of X Company was elected
captain of the team for the 1916 sea-
son.
Capt. McCandless Is splendid
leader Of men and he will make a
good captain. His past record as an
athlete. when he was connected with
Kan school and Kamehameha Alumni
Association, Is an 'enviable one. He
excelled as a football, baseball and
track star On the track he was a
sprinter. jumper and even a middle
distance runner, excelling In ALL He
was captain of Kan football team the
last time they won the football cham
pionship of the islands.
Capt MeCandless is enthusiastfcal-
ly taking up his new office with the
team. 1t is very probable that the
National Guard will play the I'd In
fantry week from Saturday, October
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-10-20
.ARTESIAN we'll
INSPECTORS ARE
NEEDED-ASHFORD

Why not a few inspectors of arte
sian wells? ...-.. II.
Circuit Judge c. W. Ashford asks
the question in statement given the
Star-BuHetin today. He says -.
1T appears that the board of super.
visors--pledged to all kinds of eco
Monty which pledges they immediate.
ly and repeatedly violated by the null
duplication OF offices and the boosting
of salaries. have overlooked an oppor,
tunity to place the unplaced remnant
of their supporters upon the public
payroll. T.. ~. =.
In the course of litigation now
pending in the circuit court it is al
legged that water from certain aTte-
sian well is being permitted to run
to waste, and We can all call to mind
similar cases, either apparent or real
Yet chapter 269 of the revised laws
provides for the inspection of these
wells and for the punishment of those
guilty of wastage. =....
A few inspectors of artesian wells,
at juicy salaries. ought to help out in
time of political stress, like the pre-
sent What is the board thinking of
to neglect such an opportunity? But,
being out of politics, must keep mum
on subjects such as this
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-10-20
ACCOMMODATIONS
DISCUSSED BY
PROMOTIONISTS


At the meeting of the Hawaii Pro-
motion Committee Thursday after
noon at the Chamber of Commerce
rooms, the members decided to make
a canvass for accommodations for
tourists this winter. A. P. Taylor,
secretary of the committee, was in
structed to prepare lists of all avail
able boarding houses and rooms suit
able for the tourist trade. ~
Word was received that the pine
apple companies on the coast were
willing to donate a large quantity of
fruit for use at the San Diego EXPOSE
ton on Hawaii Day, November 16.
The committee expects that Hawaii
Day, Pineapple Day and kalakaua
Day will attract much attention on the
mainland .. .... -.
George Angus reported that the
eastern states were being flooded with
literature singing the praises of Ber-
muda and Florida and that Hawaii
should go after the eastern tourist
huSinpSS -
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-10-20
AVER, AFTER EXAMINATION,
SAYS ROBERTS, WITNESS,
Is NOT A "D0PE-FIEND"

Jack" Roberts; eX-saloonkeeper and
bartender, heard himself referred TO
as dope fiend, hop-head" yester.
day afternoon at the liquor license
commission meeting-details of which
are published on page 9 today-and
apparently determined to clear him
self, for soon afterward he appeared
before Police Surgeon Aver and asked
for an examination.
The result is told in the following
letter which the police surgeon wrote
today: .......>- T..
This will certify that John E. Rob-
erts has been an inmate of the emerg-
ency hospital for the last IA hours,
during which time he has been under
constant observation by one of the
hospital attendants. He has shown no
symptoms indicating the need of any
drug, nor has he been able to satisfy
any such need. can confidently state
that he is not a drug addict of any
class, and in my opinion he never has
been. ~.
This letter is written at his own
request and am pleased to favor him
with SUCH"
Roberts is to be "a witness in the
"slop beer case and the reference to
dope fiend," etc, was intended to
discredit his testimony against James
E. Thompson, proprietor of. the Impe-
rial Bar.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-10-20
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SYSTEM AT SCH0FIELD

Officers of the quartermaster's de-
partment, Hawcsian department., stated
today that plans are practically com
plete for calling for bids. on the big
sewer system at Schofield Barracks.
which will mean an expenditure of
practically $4,000. Plans for the sys-
tenn have been under way for seven
years, but not until few weeks ago
was an appropriation set aside for the
work
Bids are also to be called for soon
on material for Is officers quarters,
four field officers quarters and five
ready-made houses. Rock crushers
and planning mills for the work of con;
struction about to begin under the
recent appropriation announced in the
Star-Bulletin will be erected as soon
as bids have been received and con-
sidered on them.