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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-04-03

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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-04-03
Second round OF
PLAY COMPLETED
.FORsTEWARTCUP
j. F. McAndreWs, Winner Last
Year, Defeats Armstrong
Yesterday Afternoon
GOLF PLAY FOR STEWART CUP.

Second Round Matches Yesterday.
A. Lewis defeated II. III. Walker 4
and 3. ~
n j. F. McAndrews defeated Frank
Armstrong and 1: d.. ..s..
James Greig defeated Dr. c. B. High
2 ~. r. ..~.... t.... 49,"
c. F. Cleveland defeated c. p. Iau
kea and 2. 49,. f.. "...>. -.......
Willard Grace defeated B. E. Noble
s and Z. "
Frank Halstead defeated. w. Will
Hanson 3 and 2. -... .- -.
A. Campbell defeated George Angus
2 up. :.f =. ~.
. J. D. McInerny defeated William
Simpson and 2. ~
Matches This Week.
A. Lewis VS.. James Greig. 49,. '....@
G. F. Cleveland VS.. Willard} Grace.
j. F.. McAndrews VS.. Frank Hal
stead. .~..: i ". III
A. Campbell vs.iJ. D. McInerny.
]. F. McAndrews, who was the win
ner in the final last year for the Stew
art Cup at the Oahu Country Club
won a place in the third round yester-
day when he defeated Frank Arm
strong and 4. This match proved to
be one of the best of the tournament,
and the best ball for the Is holes was
81, which is considered mighty good
golf hereabouts. ...'.
During the match the players made
threes, IL tours, and McAndrews
made the last hole in five. Last years
winner played good golf throughout
his match, and with two handicap
it would have taken excellent golf to
defeat him. He started out on the
third hole up and increased this to
2 up when on the ninth hole Arm
strong putted 25 yards for three. On
the next hole McAndrews made
beautiful second shot, which gave him
a three for the hole and 2 up.
MeAndrews Steady.
Going out Armstrong made num-
Der of good approach shots, but often
found bad lie, and McAndrews, play
ing steady golf, would take the hole
or half it. McAndrews did not show
any weakness in his match yesterday
and his driving, approaching and put
ting we're fully up to the standard.
After getting in the rough once he
made a nice second shot which gave
him the hole =.
After leading two strokes Mean
drews used his iron clubs continually,
and never once did his drives and APP
proach shots cause him to lose a
chance for the hole. Armstrong made
number of strong second shots, but
i'll luck and the strong play of his OPP
ponent lost him the match. 1t would
have taken a low score to win from
McAndreWs yesterday. .. ~:
Coming Matches. ...s ...:
Interest naturally centers on a num-
Der of the matches in the third round,
and the Observation-Disclosures match is
certain to be followed with interest.
If McAndrews plays as he did against
Armstrong he will have mighty good
chance to come home with a victory.
Cleveland will meet Willard Grace,
and in his morning round yesterday
proved that he could exhibit a low
score. .... ........ -. -. ~
Yesterday the course was crowded
with golfers throughout the hours
from 10 O'Clock until dusk, and num-
Der of good matches resulted. Many
of the visiting golfers have enjoyed
the play, and although quite num-
Der have lett for the mainland, many
took advantage of the course during
the week ...
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-04-03
HAWAIIAN TENNIS CHAMPIONS FOR 1916

Ladies' sngles-Miss Carascott Goodoc.
Ladies' Doubes-aIrs Repton Hind and Miss Alice Hopper
Mixed Dou5esMiss Alice Hopper and William Eklund
Mems Singles William Eklmd
Mems Doubes-William Eklund and A. L. Castle.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-04-03

SummarY-Earned runs, battery b
I, Battery F. o; homerun. Fouquette;
two-hase hit, Bailey; sacrifice hits,
Fouquette. CARRIER; double plays. klus-
man to Penman, Cumberland unas-
sisted, Micbalek to Sweeney; struck
out, by Stoll Il, by Cumberland g.;
base On halIs. off StoIl !; umpires,
,Sgts. HoIlingsworth and Collins. 18th
infantry; time Of game, l hour, Sc
minutes. - - -.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-04-03

of 2S4i Brodcrick street. The end
was was not unexpected, as Capt.
Miller had been i'll for some months.
Because of his health he retired from
the Pilot Association recently and had
been living on his ranch at Liver.
more. - "..
Besides Mrs Bulger. he leaves an
other daughter, Airs. 4. c. Mcleod.
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1aE6lgIl!!ggliil!l;S {! P 49, IS Sport
Miss Alice Hopper and
VIM. Eklund Win Honors

Take Two Straight Sets From Mrs. Hind and Alan lowrey-
Also Win Major Honors in Tournament Play of 1916-Ten-
mis- Matches Prove Interesting During Past Week-Ned
Tournament Win Be Staged in May for Castle Cup
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-04-03
ROLLER TOWELS ABOLISHED
BY Los ANGELES ORDINANCE

Los ANGELES. Cal.-The fate OF
the old roller towel was sealed when
Mayor Sebastian signed the ordinance
recently adopted by the city council
abol shing the towel The ordinance
Will not become effective for six
months. The ordinance prohibits the
use of roller towels in office buildings.
public buildings. hotels, factories and
other places.
case with this one. so there will be
no further games with the Standards
unless they organize and come to
some definite lineup. The Braves use
the same players in all their games
and they realize that playing picked
teams will not do their reputation any
good and II NAV tend to discourage
tkeir play crs
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-04-03
GUESSING coNTEsT.

Winner:
William Ho, College Of Hawaii.
Special Mention:
ID. E. whelan, Co. !, End Infantry.
/, Henry Wong, Pleasanton Hotel.
James Gilliland, 1877 Vineyard street.
Antoine Faria, Silent Barber Shop.
Charles Eklund, ST. Louis College.
Chuck Sal, 1777 Fort street.
Joseph K Lau, St Louis College.
Lee Barnes, 55th Co., Fort De Russy.
Henry An, King and Alakea.
%. E. B., Y. NJ. c. A.
"a Fan, p. o. Box $685.
II III. Ching, Marconi Wireless Tele-
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-04-03
: Battery Wins From q.

{ Battery Wins From q. <:@ ~
BY defeating E Battery II the game
Saturday afternoon B Battery would
have crawled up the ladder and tied
T for first place, but E Battery won
and added little more to its lead
The game was perhaps the most
exciting that has been played in the
series so far and brought almost the
entire regiment and many fans from
the others to the ball diamond.
e Battery took the lead early in the
game, scoring four runs in the first
three innings. B Battery then held
them scoreless for the remainder Of
the game and made valiant attempt
to catch and outdistance their rivals,
and failed to do so in the ninth by
the breadth of hair With runner
on second and one on third and one
run behind, Ulyen hit between first
and second. The sphere started out
with all the earmarks of clean drive
to right field but by some miraculous
muscular effort upon the part of Sec
ond baseman Bailey, he stretched his
left arm until his gloved left hand
blocked the Trajectory 1t was the
last cut. and B Battery's chances had
vanished >, "~
The two teams wee as evenly
matched as two teams could be. ex-
cept in the box. where E Battery had
an immense advantage Eddie Stoll
was. pitching against his old team, as
he has transferred since the last
baseball series from B to z Battery.
Stoll was easily the hero of the game,
end had Cumberland the B Battery
twirler, considerably outclassed. The
greatest excitement was in the ninth
when B Battery came within an ace
of winning the game. Fouquette
started the inning with a home run.
According to the Battery adherents
he batted out of turn and should have
let Monroe and Sweeney get, on the
bases first instead of afterwards.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-04-03

William Ho' Of the College Of Ha-
wall Is the winner of the guessing
contest which ended on Saturday
evening. Ho guessed the names of all
of the athletes represented by the
autographs and in addition wrote an
excellent description of his favorite.
A number Of others proved to be ex-
perts at knowing the star, but in addi-
tion to his description Ho worked out
an ideal cartoon OF each athlete.
A number Of the answers sent In
deserve creditable mention, but the
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-04-03
BATTERY { Wins
and HOLDS LEAD
IN POST SERIES
Artillery Games Prove to Be
i an Interesting Feature in
SchOfieId Athletics
,sT FIELD ARTILLERY LEAGUE.
Standing of Teams.
Especial Star-Bulletin Correspondence.

Especial Star-BulletiD Correspondence.
SCHOFIELD BARRACKS, April 3.
The completion Of the first third Of
the field artillery series yesterday aft
ernoon places Z Battery well in the
lead with three other teams tied for
second place All three will be hot in
pursuit of E during the balance OF
the series. The E Battery team has
had some narrow escapes, but with
Eddie Stoll in the box feels confident
Of being able to hold first place until
the end. At any rate there is going to
be plenty of excitement and healthy
rivalry.
A Battery S, E Battery !.
The game played yesterday after
noon between A anu F batteries turn
ed out victory for A, or perhaps
better, a victory for Robertson, the A
Battery twirler. Robertson had the
measure of every player who carried
bat to the plate, and only once was
the ball tapped into safe territory. To
struck out 13 and allowed no bases
on balls. He also made a couple OF
pretty singles.
F Battery played very good game
in the field, and all they need in or
der to have as strong a team as any
of the other batteries is. few hours
of batting practise. The A Battery
sluggers found Carrico for eight hits,
plenty to win a game when the OPP
posing team could only get one. Car
rico struck out four batters and pass
ed three
On the F Battery team, Baurtnut,
the second baseman, and Frayn the
catcher, put up an exceptionally good
performance in the field. Burnett
was the star for A Battery, especially
at the bat, where he poled out a
couple of homers.
II 49,. '.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-04-03
BOXING BOUTS TONIGHT
AT 1ST INFANTRY HALL

This evening at the 1st Infantry
amusement hall at Schofield Barracks
a number OF the best boxers will per,
form in six short bouts. There VIII
he four bouts of four rounds and two
six-round contests. Boxing has proved
TO be one of the leading sports at the
barracks and whenever a good card is
Offered the fans as a rule turn out in
numbers. The first bout will begin
at 100 d. NJ
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-04-03

The fayorites picked OF the eight
figures represented In the autographs
of Saturday. March rs, in the Star.
Bulletin. Figured on 1000 per cent
basis.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-04-03
MANY BOWLING
MATCHES Will
BE ON At Y. M.
Y. M. c. A. Bowling League.

This Weeks Schedule.
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Oeiudlt.
Sin iunaes Gbepn1r iucbt 8oarb on gBdller
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on Mlr Elbenburg, yir. 26SJ, Beneotct'StrGRei
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SS1oreeH ant ooS GieentDnm VT. 26S9, getlsens'
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SupOuiider Sampler fir amerifnni-
Idlen Sauoel nit SMOnmerifa.

Ser britiide 0ompfer Sara, "
GapitGn 6. Qoitus, fam eeiteru firth
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ans 81 Monn, bon 0enen IS Guro-
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limo. Der Gampier lit nit allen
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cine 9oOune Saier imO Stoblpro-
BUTTE fir Die engliihe Aegierung
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troi. miro bier &obIeu fiir Siio-
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YrOmiutMtc GInbS.

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Seine fir ee6emsseit.

D9i'r uem aus 86 Abri0. Mn ber SpeIielte bsS
500 4lo6s 9sOrb.OloblMOn-s strahe,
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M6umentcn, bic ben ,.9cmtIdjen Gurre-
Nunbenten" uidjt pinlilidj pSer Mnrc9el.
utifia erhnIien, finb aebeten, Der Office
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Der Gnsabiner GoIani bat felt fei
mem 5ipan5igifeu Sabre aIlein 207t
@emieu eeibORen.
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SnItan @aaau beItrafte Ieiner
eeI1logenen TeIoberrn Sotlutldab ba'
ourd. baB fein gon5er 9of oieIsm ini
@eii9t ipudeu muBte.
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NerIanat:

Betinn0f
@ofort Sramen un0 Wldnner fit Ionao
@inmac. .SdilS; auie 9er6ienite. gan0ira'
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NaiBqGHdt. 9lelteres fSrGli.
lem; i'd ipringc alio, ais id ben
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ai1 ri6tie oleid bintenoreiu, bolt
mi dberaus, uno mas mar erl? Sin
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Der mir
letn 6abrifat oiierirtel~
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8m Scrmiet6ch.

8n Oernhttbem:
Sin m1bIrteS 3mner Gd6auIrdgeH IN
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Ntl &apital.MnIeger.

TssIWe 5N Ipnrem tutinldlen unb 0rDhe Dbet
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Ba OerEanfen oOer 81 Uermiet0en.

Bu OerIaniem ober 6M Derntlri9en:
Seiiie MODERN en0ert6tete QDobnbdliier, D
Smmer uno Wdo, eletiriIcbes HtdDt; IN belem
Sulonoe. WHetbe $14 no nnnpdrls. Bers
dmlSsBeotnQlnget ipie Wuetbe. ylap8uirageN
VIZ. 1S43, observation-disclosures.
(Wlai6 g Nlte, ,D&6)
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The Upholstery Section With
ItsNeWCurtains &Draperies

Is place of vital interest for all homekeepers who
planning improvements this Fall There many hints
effective interior decoraons-come while everything
fresh and
Wolfe
29c
Scotch
39c
plain stripe effect; some with
scrim and marquisete curtains white
to
Fancy table runners and cushion
skoIne and satne for comrables
Curtains in Sunfast fabrics
Beautiful alover nets
Cretonne all coongs
Window shades 65c
Dives Pomeroy & Floor.
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Silk and cotton poplin, In navy;
Fall shades and black; 36 inches
wide; yard zoe
Adelphia stripes, a new Fall cot
ton in plain dark grounds with
satin stripe Of contrasting colors;
80 inches wide; yard ......... soc
Silk and cotton crepe de chine,
light and dark shades; also black;
SO inches wide; yard ........ 45c
Cotton poplin, light and dark
shades for school dresses; SO inches
wide; yard 35c
kimono crepes, in floral and
japanese patterns; also in solid
shades; yard 19c
Kimono fleece, border designs;
Persian and other good patterns;
yard .............. 15c
Dives, Pomeroy &
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New FallHats
For Boys

Ready to outfit the little fell
lows with becoming Fall hats.
Novelty tams of serge and cor
duroy are shown at :. ST.. .9S
At SOC, CSC and 9Sc are
many good styles in mixtures
in the popular boyish helmet
effects.
Many other styles including
velvets at 1925 and $3.50
and finest imported velours at
S5. 90
Dives. Pomeroy &c Stewart,
Second Floor. Front.
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Makes That Are
Noted For Excellence


Excellence of the skins used,
excellence of workmanship, in
the finishing and stitching =
excellence is the hall mark of
the famous Trefousse gloves
designed to meet the most ex-
acting tastes shown in these
makes
Tres Bon, La France and
Sans Pareil kid gloves; two
clasp, best quality real kid,
black with white and white
with black. $500 and 1925
Washable kid gloves, one
clasp; P. K. and Prix seams;
tan, ivory, pearl and putty,
$1.25 and ST.. .75
w a S h a bic chamoisette
gloves; two-clasp, white, nat
ural, grey and pongee -. 100
Two-clasp silk gloves;
double finger ends; white,
black and colors, SOC and 65c
Long silk gloves; 16-button
length, black, sizes 5Ia and 6.
Special 49c
Dives, Pomeroy & Stewart,
Street Floor. Front.
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BASEMENT WASH GOODS

Dress ginghams, a large assort-
ment of styles in stripes, checks
and plaids; 80 inches wide; yd.. 15c
Percales, in neat stripes and flg-
ures; also in fancy stripes; 36 in.
wide; yard 12hc
Galatea for boys suits, dark and
light shades with stripes and solid
Icolors; yard :. 1Sc
2Oc and CSC madras shirting,
light ground with plain and fancy
stripes; 80 inches wide; yard. .15c
1Sc crepes; light grounds, neat
figured designs; yard ........ 1Oc
d22c percales; dark grounds,
neat figures and dots; yard 1Oc
10c challis, Persian designs for
comfortable coverings; yard SIC
12Hc percaJes, stripes, checks
and figured designs; yard -. 1Oc
Stewa rt-Basemen
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Our Famous $4.95, $5.95
and $3.50 Hats
Stylish Novelties Abound in
Falls New Dress COttons

Charming silk and cotton poplins satin stripe effects and
silk and cotton de chine worth the inspection
of all who would really know what beautiful fabrics be
and cassed dress goodsa classification that
doesn't begin to do them Justice
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Sugar

Three pounds of sugar for
19c with purchase of coffee,
tea, chocolate or cocoa.
Meats
w hole ham, ID. ......... 22c
Shoulder, lb. 17c
Sliced ham, lb. ESQ
cream cheese .......... 23c
Sunshine Biscuits
ID lb. Hydrox .........,
Il lb. Advocate a.
Il lb. Choconuts '~'p
Il lb. S S. Wine
(, Dives, Pomeroy G. Stewart,
Basement