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The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1916-11-16
SUMMONS

In the Sixth Judicial District Court
of the State of Nevada, in and for
the County of Humboldt.
No. 22S5.
Eva j.. Kiff, Plaintiff,
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-11-23
Stockton Athletes To
Have Varied Program
Visiting Team viii Oppose Basketball and Swimming Teams
ofY M. c. A. Next MOnth-Squad Arrives on Great North
ern December 22-VistorS Captured HonorS in Inerscho
aStc Tenns-ReCepon for California Boys Being Planned

The leading athletes or stockton
High school, an AGGREGATION that has
a great record in coast circles is in
vading Honolulu in a FIXING visit dur.
ing the holidays and is arranging a
series of contests with local Eiiyh
school players through the Y NJ, G. A..
The Y. M.c. h received the partic-
tIlars Of the trip in yesterdays mail
and last night Frank Midkifi. athletic
coach at Punahou. and Glenn Jackson
of the association got together and
planned series OF athletics for the
invaders.
AIlAround Athletes
The stockton boys number eight
and they are all-around athletes. for
they are. asking for basketball. tennis
and swimming contests. These chal-
lenges have been accepted by Jack
son and Midkfff and the following
contests will be staged. The Stock.
ton boys arrive on the Great NortherR
Friday morning, December -. That
night the Stockton basketballers viii
be pitted against the Reds of the Sc
nior League at the association So
far this year the Reds look To he the
fastest team in the League.
John Brush is the manager Of the
Reds and when seen last night agreed
TO have his mea in shape for the con
test for the night of the 22nd This
will give the local fans a dandy chance
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-11-23
Former Tennis
Champion Will
Come To Hawaiiii
If Nothing InterfereS With Plans
William Johnston Will Play
Here During Carnival

William Johnston, worlds champion
tennis player in 1915, will come to
Hawaii for the Mid-Pacific Carnival
if nothing interferes with his plans be-
fore that date. In a letter to A. L..
Castle, the former champion writes
that there is but little question re.
garding his coming. This will be good
news to the tennis enthusiasts OF
Honolulu
With Harold Throckmorton and
George Church coming in February
this will make a trio of real stars to
compete in the championship tourney.
Church and Throckmorton have made
a great reputation in the East, while
Johnston. who has visited Honolulu
before is well liked here. With these
players, and perhaps others, coming
TO Honolulu next year, there should
be a real increase in tennis interest.
Tournament Success
Locally the game has improved,
and with the addition of new players
the tournaments have been conducted
in an excellent manner. A. l.. Castle.
who has charge of the present tour
ney, has shown deep interest in the
game and as a result the tourney OF
the Hawaii Polo and Racing Associa.
ton has been success.
New players are coming into the
game and with the feminine stars en-
tered the outlook for a successful
tournament in February is unusually
bright In the near future tourna
ment will be staged for junior players
and this play will bring out new candi.
dates for the Championship matches
next year.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-11-23
Travellers Will
MEET VISITORS
SATURDAY At
DoubIeheaderS Scheduled Fer
Saturday and Sunday at
Athletic Park -. + .

The Travellers will. attempt 10 stn1
the Ail-Americans on Saturday after
noon at Athletic Park In the first
game the team showed up well. and
fast fielding. featured the contest
I1oon Hi or Luck zee may 81 on th2
mound for the home team while
Reuther is slated to hurl against the
speed 'artists. T. s- -. IL. +.
As yet the Wfeckers have not bepa
able 10 score, and the Chinese are
anxious 70 excel their record by Il
good margin. If Hoon III can show the
strength ON Saturday, the fans MAJ
expect good game, despite the fact
that the AllAmericans. are faVorites.
On Sunday afternoon the All-Ameri-
cans will oppose the 25th Infantry
team and this will be a real battle
from start to finish. The WreCkers
want to score and the AIl-Americans
ere going to do everything possible
TO keep them from crossing the plate.
On Saturday afternoon at O'Clock
the PunahOu team will meet the st.
Louis organization in the first game
Of the day This battle will feature a
duel between two southpaWS, RaWson
and Hayselden. Both teams have a
strong battery and good hitters. On
Sunday the Braves will meet the Nip
pons in the curtain raiser -. .~.-..::. .
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-11-23

10 see two styles OF games, IL Homo
lalu really does play a different style
from that on the mainland
Swimming Team
On Saturday night il is proposed to
bring down an equal number of Puma.
hOu swimmers and stage swimming
meet in the tank. The locals seem
more confident that the swimming
meet will result i'm a victory for them
than that the basketball tilt will re-
suit that way
The following Monday is Christmas
day so nothing will be planned for
that day but the boys will be shown
about the place.
On both the Friday and Saturday
of the preceding contests tennis-
matches will be dated for the visitors
This has been put in charge of J. p.
Morgan. chairman of the athletic COM
mittee at the association.
The visit OF the Stockton fellows
will be Of interest to many OF the local
young athletes They stand very high
on the coast, having won last years
championship N the high school Pa.
cific coast tournament When the Y.
VI. c. 4. team from here went to the
coast last year they played the Stock
ten boys and were defeated by close
margin. This shows that the locals
here will have big job on their hands
at defeating the incomers
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-11-23
ST. LOUIS squad
HAD GOOD TRIP
ON JAPAN TOUR

j. Isaac Areia and the st. Louis
baseball players had successful trip
in Japan. They captured six games
and lost five, despite the cold weather
that they met in japan. Arcia said on
his return that the Japanese are in
love with baseball, and the kids are
playing on every vacant lot.
We had a most delightful tour in
Japan. and although the boys suffered
some from injuries we consider the
series success" said Arcia. The
fans of Japan are fair in every way,
although the umpires gave US some
poor deals The fans are beginning
to learn the game. and in 10 years
baseball will be a big thing in Japan
Professional baseball is unknown
in Japan. They have tried to start ii,
but il has always been failure. Every
team in Japan is an amateur organi-
zation, and the amateur sport is en-
couraged in every way. During our
trip we were followed by newspaper
men and photographers, and the
games were given good publicity. al
though there are no sporting pages in
the English dailies
, Crumpler pitched one hit game
during the trip, while Bill Jansen
also broke in with a two hit contest
Flizer, Hoke and Maddis hit the jail
hard during the series for an average
OF more than $50. Annoy hit a bali
over fence in Japan twice only two
other players equalling this feat, these
being Merlle and Des Jardien.
While il Japan. ] met Hirioka,
who is called The Father Of Baseball
and he proved to be real fan. Base
ball was started by an American loco
.modpeA engineer, and Hirioka was on
the first team, and in this way ne is
given the honor of starting the game
4 The players who returned yester-
eay were: Dumshott. SIS; Bushnell. III:
Petersen. cf; Maddis. C; Hoke, 3h:
FliZer, ID; Annoy, RI; Jansen and
Crumpler, p,
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-11-23

The world In las bali. bat in football
they viii have - argue il ont
All,Americsn Team
Next 10 tho question Of who viii be
ciamplong, perhaps the other most
interesting inquiry is concerning who
viii he on the All-American team this
year This season there will be many
arguments and more than ever the
selection Will be difficult one.
For ends Bastoa Of Minnesota, Her.
ron 81 PittsburR, Higgins of Penn
state aud Corey Of Nebraska look the
Dest. while there are any number OF
CHER stars in the limelight At tackle
Harris of Pennsylvania, Mccarthy OF
GeorgetoBn, Beckett of Oregon, Nc.
Lean Of Princeton, Petty of Illinois.
BoughtOn OF Ohio, Nash of Rutgers
ana others AT the center position
Peck Of Pittsburg, McEwan of ARMY.
Wray of Pennsylvania and Gennert Of
Princeton lead
Many Good Guards
Syracuse will have two candidate
for guard TO present in Schlaehter ana
White. while Hogg OF Princeton, Black
and Gait Of Yale Dadmun Of Harvard
and Sutherland of Pittsburg are Dos
sibilities. AT quater Shiverik of Cor.
nell, Macomber of Illinois, Meehan OF
Syracuse. Sparks of Michigan and
Eddy of Princeton loom up as strong
eontenGers. In the bachfield there are
host OF candidates, with Oliphant
of the Army, Pollard OF Brown, Berry
OF Pennsylvania. Maulbetsch of Michl.
gan, Casey of Harvard, Legore OF
Yale, Harley of Ohio. Huntington of
Oregon, Tibbott and briggs of Prince.
ton, Bergman of Penn State, Giiroy
of Georgetown, Driscoll of Northwest.
ern and the three Pittsburg backs. De
Hart, McLaren and Hastings Hast
ings is certain to be given mention on
the big squads of the year
Honolulu fans are divided as to the
qualifications of the various players
and of the men who made the team
last year not one of them are certain
Of place. Baston, Peck, Schlachter
and Macomber are the men of last
years first eleven who are playing
this season. Last year a HonolulG
boy made the first team Gait is the
only player who has a chance this sea
son and he viii be opposing four great
guards TO make the position.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-11-23
KAIULANI WILL
HAVE ATHLETIC
WORK FOR BOYS

In the organization Of the grades of
kaiulani school this year Assistant
Head Worker ". r HUMPHREYS Of Pa,
lama settlement has effected an elm.
.ination contest in the pupils new ath-
letic league which embraces 80 school
rooms chuck full Of about 400 male
pupils uf the yarious races of the
earth.
Starting with first-grade children
Just ont of kindergarten and going
through all the grades mp TO high
school, every class is included in the
comprehensive schedule and the con
tests are SO arranged that boys only
of the same aSe and size are pittgd
against each other. ..:~ 49,
All If the inter-class games are con
Quoted during the recess period and
SO successfully conducted and eff
ciently managed have they been SO
far that the indoor baseball and cross
country runs prescribed for the an-
tumn activities have been finished
and the boys are now we'll along with
their winter sports of dodGeball vol.
leyball and swimming,
Grades /, H. III and " are man
aged 81 representatives from the sew.
enth and eighth grades, hut all others
select their own managers and coach
efs. Balls, equipment and apparatus
are loaned by the Palama Settlement
and there has so far been no difficult
ty in obtaining plenty of users.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-11-23
WHY cELERRATE7

Harvard. Yale and Princeton men
In Honolulu are going to hold q eele.
bration en- the eve OF the Harvard,
Yale game. Brown graduates in Homo
lulu are wondering why their should
be celebration. There are four for
mer students from the Providence
school and these are certainly due for
n celebration.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-11-23

The British steamer Roinc has
numbered 81 miles west Of Jshant in
q heavy gale.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-11-23

men to grade the ground and put saw
dust over it. The keeper of the park
told me that it would be impossible
for the O'Clock game to be played
if we wished to preserve the ground
in any sort of condition for the main
attraction. ! stayed there all morn
ing, and shortly after IL o'clock, Ayau
came to me and said, You are not go
ing to stage that preliminary game,
are you. with the ground in this con-
dition?" | told him / did not know,
but believed we would be obliged to i
Then Swain came and asked the same
thing. Both Swain and Ayau were OPP.
posed to the preliminary game. They
said ii would spoil the ground for the
big game, and insisted that the pre-
liminary game be called off Then
Mr. Merrick came He had been in
formed that the first game was off,
and | explained to him that it had
been called off en- the advice of Swain
and Ayau. He asked me if: | were
willing to let the first game be played
if Swain and Ayau would consent, and
told him that i certainly would He
n
they had refused to consent to this
first game, he returned to me and told
me that he would use his paper to
get even with ne for calling off the
game. ....>..... -. T..
Editors Note: This statement is
absolutely contradicted by the sport,
ing editor -. .-.s
This makes a bad mess of things,
causes the baseball interest and the
promoters a great deal of trouble, and
puts the whole situation in an entire
ly false light. ....-
Yours respectfully, -.
HONOLULU ATHLETIC PARK, LTD 1
Ben Hollinger, Vice-President.
Honolulu, T. H., Nov. %, 1916 -.
Editor Star-Bulletin: f..
In regard to the criticism of the
Athletic park management arising
from last Sundays incident. wish to
state that | conceive the province of
the sporting department Of any news
paper to be the writing of news and
comment directed toward the best in
terests of sport as a whole and the
information of the reading public in
terested in sports, and in endeayoring
to adhere to this policy am confident
that | coincide with the general policy
of the Bulletin. -.< -...... PHI
Yours truly, -
OWEN MEIiRICK,
Sporting Editor
b
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-11-23
Football Title Will
Remain Big Question

Eight Bio Teams Remain Undefeated-8rown Army and Pitts
burg Indicated in East-PacfiC Coast Teams improving
each Year-YaIe Meets Harvard ON Satlrday-Army VS..
Navy at New Yor-Conerence Championship TO Be Settled
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-11-23
FOOTBALL GAMES SATURDAY

AT New Haven Yale VS. Harvard.
At Chicago-M iunesota VS. Chicago.
Al umbus-Ohio VS. Northwest.
At Corvallis Oregon vs. Oregon
Aggies
Al Lafayette Purdue vs. Indiana
Al Boston Syracuse VS.: Tufts
Al New York Army VS.: Navy
~ Iowa Nebraska Us Iowa.
Al Lawrence Kansas VS.. Missouri.
IT Madison Illinois VS. Wisconsin,:
Army. Brown, Pittsburg, Oregon.
Ohio. Washington. NorthW estern and
Nebraska. These are the undefeated
teams in American football and con.
tenders for the championship. Which
team Is the best, and how should they
TANK! That is a question that viii
he asked many times this year. Ard
IKE Hold old is Ann p will never. be
answered
Ohio and Northwestern will meet
and one of these team will be elfmi.
mated on Saturday, but the critic must
take comparative scores TO decide the
results. Pittsburg defeated Syracuse
ohu a tuiiSylNdHld ny DlB scores. 4 ale
defeated Washington and jefferson by
score of &c TO II. Pittsburg beat
the same team, 81 to o. So much for
comparative scores, giving Pittsburg
the right to claim the title.
Army Strong
Army has retained its full strength.
OF last year and shows strong of.
fensive and defensive team Brown
has won from Harvard and Yale This
leaves three teams in the Eastern sec.
ton to fight it out with Nebraska and
the winner of the Ohio-Northwestern
game, probably Ohio, for the cham
pi0nship east of the Rockies.
Last year Brown, with practically the
same team, journeyed to the coast and
was defeated by Washington State.
The Pullman men lost two players.
but they were hardly as strong as Ore,
gon this year, as the Eugene players
won from w. s. c., while Washington
was smothering the Oregon Aggies to
the tune Of 35 to 0. This would give
the Western critic some right to claim
that the Pacific Coast ball is going
up. Boston has the championship OF
The Arvada enterprise., 1916-12-28

those who are seeking the Office
themselves and that opposition is
upon the ground that he has had
three terms Of It.
We do not wish 10 discredit any
Of the men who are seeking this
position, as they are, we believe,
all capable men and men who have
done much for the party, but we
wish to say word, i'll Mr.. Elliott S
behalf.
First, he has the reputation Of
having built the water commits
sioncr S office up to very high
standard Of efficiency such as was
never known before, nor has been
since, his incumbcncy.
Second, efficiency is the main
thing to be considered, as guaran-
tees the pcrmanency Of the ad-
mInlStratlOn.
Third, when Mr.. Elliott accept
ed the position of County Chair
man there was very little to in
spirc him.
Candidates for the county offices
were scarccr than hen s teeth and
there was very little money in
sight with which to conduct a
campaign and there was the un-
cnvlablc prospect Of having to do
a lot Of work and in the end get
no thanks for it and have the hui
initiation Of defeat thrust upon
him.
With three of the best offices on
the county ticket going begging,
and no one willing to step i'll and
pay the assessment that should
have been forthcoming from those
offices. rs we have said before did
not lend any cnchantmcnt for the
county chairman.
Nevertheless he accepted the
call to arms and lead his army to
victory by dint Of the shrewest
kind of gcmcralship, and unrclcnt-
ing courage, and now that he has
won and he asks for an office that
he has demonstrated so conclus-
icyly that he can give the water
consumers and all concerned
perfect satisfaction, why not let
him have it,
There may be other positions
that the other applicants could be
given that would show them the
recognition they deserve and if
there are. we will do anything we
can to aid them.
The Arvada enterprise., 1916-12-28
Notice of Adjustment
Day by Clerk

rune notice Is hereby given nv TN, nm
u'Inish"u Clerk of tn" County Corr of tho
'u"LS 'l Jefferson and State of ColornIn
80, p"' s"hht 10 the prov ions of thu
n ,'.uT VI nhlI stat" IN such case mndr nnd
~ TTh,", ne ms Fixed upon Monday the
'.h "hS on Jhnunry,A. u. 1917. of III" b,r
riiiH'I t'rih I"l", OF said court, then to IA,
n,' " a. 'hr curt House in Golden, in said
county, aN II day for settling and nd iti>t im,,
an chlil> scN"raIIy against m. ,.,,,1
i'i,n.hIlcr named now pending in snid
court IN which letters tc>tnmrniury mr. ~,
COMMUNICATION were granted during m.
preceding month, VIZ: '''
NO. "2s. Estate of Ursula d. U,rri., a.,
ceased: Moses Jay SpnIdinv rN.r',,', ~, W" u,
.. Denver, Colorado, T.
No. Wl. Estate of Ellie H. ArnSn,,b a.,
c"n>.d; Jay J. Bryan, udminislrntnr i; ~
Golden, Colorado. = ~
an persons having Claims and demands
OF amy Kind or nature wbntryrr n,,mIm,
,, ,,i',i vi >i.u estates uhovc named ARE re-
tW'IS t'u Hiu notified to present the sam, To
na',u 'puutE court on til" said day uboyr
'''i"'" I"V adjustment. estates are answer
~, Wy V">lN on claims iil-d on or brfor,.
'uth adjustment day, hut not ON those uI,L
after; All persons Indebted To either ~ ,n,d
estates hr" notified to mike n,,y,n,.pI ~
~, rNo!utor or administrator thereof: mi,
I"hll'Hlloh designated in tn, AIRY En.uIn
'lpIl'' ny IN" Juup" Of Snid court
'N'h under my hand and the s,oI NJ
~ ~ Lnurt; AZ Golden. IN said county. this
"'n' uhS OF December A. u. 1915.
d., A. u. IA MESON,
County ' ''''"S 'i'rk'
Court Sral ,
published Dec. 9TH to 18th, inclusive.I
The Arvada enterprise., 1916-12-28
MEMBER COLORADO EDITORIAL ASSOCIATION

c. w. Gist of Edgewater is
seeking an appolntive job of some
kind at the hands of the new
governor. Mr.. Gist has been
Democrat in season and out of
season and has done much for
his party in Edgewater, which
this year went overwhelmingly
Democratic. He has been a
member of the county central
committee at various times and
and has always been recognized
as leader of much strength.
He has served the town of
Edgewater as clerk and recorder
two terms very efficiently and is
one Of Edgewater's substantial,
citizens. He is deserving OF
something good Here's hoping
he gets it.
The Arvada enterprise., 1916-12-28
MADE HIT WITH MANSFIELD
Actor Quick to See Good Piece Of
"6usine5s" in Error OF One Of
His Supporters.

Now tlot \rnoll Dolv i rn,ivinr
"paon prn,,,naII' a.;a ., ,, "s
1a,a, - a.. Ia.s n:.t,..l ,,.,,c'II
,ha na,t,I .I,s .;,l. '" ,I I':,
ro,.i,oI w F,,,,, o,,' , 49,, Y o,,,'i
,bo ,,ro, IN ,n or;-,jnoI ' nr, ~ ''t;
and who i now ono If trc r,ro,cs in
.eTroosrro Island" hos ror,on,horod
ono
The Arvada enterprise., 1916-12-28

Many Of our merchants are
greatly handicapped by the din.
ky' box car freight house that
the c. & S. seems inclined to
make US put up with. Since
the shortage of cars the way
freight is piled into the "dinky"
freight house and more than like
ly the man who has one pack
age is compelled to move the
whole freight shipment of the
town in order to get it. 1t was
not so bad when the box car was
left on the siding, but now it is a
fright. All are wondering how
long they will have to endure this
sort of treatment. There is bust
ness enough to justify some
enterprising citizen to put on an
automobile truck service between
here and Denver, making at least
four and five trips week. With
the amount of freight bills that
are paid to the c. e. S. local
company might be organized and
made to pay by each merchant
advancing the amount he paws
for six months service and taking
stock in the company, to be re-
funded in rebates later.
The Arvada enterprise., 1916-12-28
EXPLAINING AN APPsLLArIon

"Why do YOU call your mule Phil.
ippincs ?"
"a gcmmOu come along an told
me dat I'D be q good name" replied
Mr.. Erastus Pinhcy 81 were SOUS.
sin de animal vii i'm an told i'm
! WASH made up in my mind whether
ia hold on to i'm or try TO trad. i'm
oil or lose. inn"
The Arvada enterprise., 1916-12-28

W. NJ. Elliott, Democratic Coun-
ty Chairman, Of Golden, is asking
for the appointment Of Water
Commissioner Of District No. I.
There are "A number of other ap-
pIicants for this place, which is
considered about the best plum to
be shaken from the political tree i'll
this district. About the only OPP
position we have heard to Mr.. Ell
lott s appointment comes from
The Arvada enterprise., 1916-12-28
WOMEN, LOVELY WOMEN.

Mrs. Dash-Tom and were mar
ricd in haste, YOU know.
Mrs. Nash-Wcll, you ought to be
thankful that such was the case.
Mrs. Dash-Why, pray?
Mrs. Nash-If Tom had taken
time to think it over you would prob
ably be single vet.
The Arvada enterprise., 1916-12-28

"lsn't it too bad our dreams don't
materializc ?"
Some do. | know man who had
an awful nightmare. wrote it out the
next morning, and sold it for a mu-
steal comedy"
The Arvada enterprise., 1916-12-28
MOTHER-lN-lAW SCORES.

Newcd-Therc's one thing to be
said in favor Of your mother, anyway.
Mrs. Newed-What is that, dear?
Ncwed-She knows how to COOK.
The Arvada enterprise., 1916-12-28
NATURAL BARRIER.

"What's the trouble with YOUR
antikissing crusader"
THE public just won't set their
faces against it,"
The Arvada enterprise., 1916-12-28
LITERAL.

$50 young Bjtrcns married be-
meath him, did hc:"
Yes, the girl lived on the first
floor Of the same apartment house"
The Arvada enterprise., 1916-12-28
ITS SORT.

81 got a rum deal in that store
just now
"What was it:'
Jamaica spirits.'
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THE CAUSE,

"b!nks Is the most widc-awake
man know"
"Such cntcrprisc:"
"Nopc; bad case Of insomnia"