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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-09-02
CAINISLEADINGHITTEROF
SHAFTERLEAGlJE FOR SERIES

Company n has the mark for being
the best with the bIndgeon, as their
team average amounted to 296. The
Engineers proved to be the best team
in the field as their avefage was ,g43.
Company Z was second in both field
ing and hitting. The official averages
are as follows
of the men of the various teams at
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-09-02

tine, second: Kenneth Aud third.
Time, Gao 2-5.
50-yard service race Arthur ".
Pingry, won; P. Murphy, second; Max
Heinze, third Time. OBS 2-5.
-0e-yard Hawaiian championship
1-udy LANCER, won; Duke P. Kahana-
moku. second: Harold Kruger, third.
Tinir. GIL %.
: Srring-board diving Robert K. Full
Ter. won, 1913 points: Lorrin Thurs
ton, second lI9 points; Jack Hjorth.
third, i173 points.
220-yard breast-stroke George Kea.
weamahi, won; Pua Kealoha, second; :
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tullIk Vi tBt Ha4Iof UtlQfe 41iJu 4Ilf-f
latora The champion middle dlstapc
fwim1oer touched the finish line Ii
eli rs seconds. winning from Dnk
kahananlokn b Is yards. and Finish
Ing TIE event With fl5 81 8 feconI
~ Tie worlds record held BIZ
I|1In1n cf Australia.
Duke r. K4hanamoku proved tina
be Is the fastest swimmer In TIL
SO yards 81 Winning from fast fiels
after slow start ia - rs seconds
The worlds assumption was the las
of the mark. and did not pass clar
ence Lane until the s0yard mark.
Bar LIdy5
it, All wrong Watson; il IS wrong.
This idea OF protesting against /:
mainland swimmer entering q rae,
might be all right. but they made
biz mistake They should have al
lowed Tedford Cam To race. II woul(
have brought more honor 10 Hawaii
No one ever thought 81 barring Lud,
LANCER and as result the honors
IN the longer distance last night went
70 eNimmer who Is already ready
70 enter anything from the plunge
Tor distance TO the mile.
Ludv LANCER swan q great race
thronfhont. The popular i1atator de-
serves all the honors that have been
heaped upon him. and had he no,
slipped n taking one Of Che turns
would without doubt have set q new
worlds record for the distance. Ludy
used bis rotary crawl that has brought
him many victories. and after the
first lap was completed the Los
Angeles natafor was not headed.
voiImer Fast al start.
Vollmer OF the New York Athletic
club was off first at the start. and
set a fast pace for the first 100
yards. At the 60-yard mark John
Kelii, until this year diver after
jitneye ID the hafb0r, passed the
Columbia University swimmer and
reached the float first, two feet
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----e-----
Over on me Diher side VAS :
novice Swimmer competing in tlis
second race she has ever smnfp. Thls
4 Was Gerd IIiorth. And after the
show n4 made last evening peopl.
are gong 10 hear Of this youthfa
mermaid. She finished third i short
distance behind Helen Rosa. bat i.
wasn't the speed filAt was So notice
able, but the perfect form that ear.
Tried her through the water true To
the mark.
cerd t4Iorth Stars.
Gerd Iiiorth has been instructed
] by Miss Ruth Stacker and Knnte''
letfreii. and In her first open race
defeated Carrie Lane. who has much
promise or being another star. In
llle next meeting Miss Hforfh. Miss
Rosa and Miss Lane are certain to
fmake 8 greaf race. Helen Rosa
showed q wonderful Improvement
over her recent work at the y.
lM. q. A.. wnise Bernicia Lane dis
lnnetly showed that she viii make
levery effort To re1ain the honors
winch she won at the Carnival.
i MlITle hOuOWd1OIl came IlTOuSD
lin las ssy1e in the 75-yard race for
boys. The Others became mixed up.
Ibut the little Russian swimmer fin.
Eished the distance in the fast time
lof 46.2 seconds. In the first race
the BOYS became mixed up. and the
rare was run over. and Subotine. an.
other Russian boy. won second Mace
l.Mr Isndon.s
MI London was entered In the
breast stroke. sd was George Kea..
weamahi. and Charles chaplin. and
then one must not forget .aTough
BilIs and the cane. Tough pip won
the breast sfruxe in fast fine from
field of fast starters which IN.
cluded A. B. carter. David Kahans
amolxu. Pua Kealoha and others Re
reached the slim first ID the If,0.varFl
lan. ana made fhes turn with eases and
set ! FAST paee "a the finish Wen
aboad ~ ths sacoyd s,s;,n,,,o,. ps
lore the event started s7.onsb Rill,.
asiraa thas hs ,,Sebt rarrv IT. cara
! hrnnph tha event hui afsar .investis
sEfi,,e the r,sisr 4 csae fas,nd fbat
canes as wen ss derhvs wera barred
from hraasf sfrni,e races
M. pl,sn5s,eSs
Sona one MADE hiunder IL ,be
.fIfIsvard nov,ce race a. Inc s,virn.
mers were r .s.s - nara tha ssa-.
tha n oes,oials cslfaS Al Y II. !,
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YESTERDAYS SCORES
IN THE BIG LEAGUES
AMERICAN LEAGUE

At Washington Washington 3,
Philadelphia 1; Philadelphia 4. Wash,
ington ]
At New York-New York Z, Bos.
ton 3.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
At Philadelphia Philadelphia 3,
Brooklyn O Philadelphia s, Brook.
lyn o. =
At Pittsburg-Cincinnatt 6. Pitts.
burg 3. M.
At Boston-Boston 3. New York l.
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Labor Day VIII Feature
Races At KapioIani Park

Events WIN Begin in Morning and win Continue Until Late in
the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS win Enter Mile and Hail.
Denefvo Promises to Make Good Showing Against Vel
come BoyA-Large Crowd is Expected to Attend Event
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Ludy LANCER Sets New
American Mark in 500

Los Angeles hator Flashes to Finish Ahead OF Duke kaana-
oku in Time Only As of Second Under Mords Record
eld BY kiernanDuke Proves That He is Best Short Dis
lance Man BY Winning LIZARD Sprint From George cnha
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cain Of tfe E.a-iileer Company wa
the leading hitter of the Fort Shafter
team in the recent series OF games
played on the King street diamond.
Csernotta Of Company T. and Collier
of the same company hit we'll over
the 500 mark. Lindsay of Company
III was the leading base stealer of the
aggregation.
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SIXTH RACE


... . Norfolk Memorial Stakes
-. |4'I-nile dash for Ha-
.cs weight for age:
. -50. Of which $50 goes
..| and the Hawaiian
||11.d61Cs Cup. pre-
II S Spalding; pro
. made b. the Duke OF
. 81 As IL is beaten.
raced f6r IN September
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FIFTH RACE

Pony Dash-Fonr furlongs for POI
MES: 142 hands or under: for a purse
of $3.50. of which $50 goes to the sec
ond. Catch weights.
]. Mr.. J. D. McIneFny.s eh. m,
Young Lady; aged: weight =.
2. Mrs. Walter F. Macfarlane's b.
g. Lafonton Water; aged 8; weight
3. Mr.. Kanitani's b, m. Candy
Girl; age A weight -
Fourth heat No race to follow
THIS event.
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Consolation Race. For horses thai
have not won race during the meet
Six furlongs. Purse $500, OF which
$50 goes TO the second horse. No en-
trance fee. Post entries
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- Lake City. March l3:-Suit wie|
- ~ - . committee Of citiseas ts
- c. ". shores of Denvef, chief u
puosa. fssa his Office On TIRE grOuDts
- - b iseIiGibIe 10 serve - - s66ces
= - SenAe. Action will be brs1gAt
esouss - sspreme Cosrt of tAe stsse
~. Z RydalcA. EDWARD AcC0ria
- ]. Z. Dan. attorneys repeessseaG
e0u1aD USsse nanes hey fefuse -
- puAsc.
Aenu0ey General A. Z. Berses -
0Oss6 ~ night tAat ke vssA gns.s
eus0insisa - tAe pasineiffs - - tbe
- - tAe state Of UtaA IN the 41s
uoO.nss psUceedings whicA viii be filed
eD1AP 4sfsfday o. MoeAay.
~ Hves1l weeks repoets were csf-
~ ~ sit wsaA be filed egsiBst
Cdkf Shsses, and since that time il has
boonR knsUn tAat . bsnbef Il 61si-
- ~ have been collecting fuDas
- - psusscseisa q tAe ecfisa-
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U uluufll un. NJ
ofTT0 n 9nl uUs(

n sstertainment by Paul Bleck veil
q ~ Normal chapel. Saturday niGAt.
- sssy eesd. Mr. Blsckweal, we
un1sssAanA 10 Graal Jsactisa nercAsst
- 0ives these recitais - . s0cPsa-
- osuo his t'ssiness. Ne 10 not saly
- og1isk, bst . student Of literature.
- onDUs WAaA ~ - tsiaG. Ne spsaks
80 6nesspestee Of litesstsre. nOt h
poUSe-ihs repetitisn u set spseches.
C0DVsently his presentstioa Of DestA
Tmeiagesa'S TIE Mo- Frsa Hs1e"
- osuAly enjoyable. Mis- ssditors ap-
pssAses1 the spsendiA ssssy sn1 eIssely
ss4DUu1 ~ rssditisa Of the character
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NAe tsagie snA. ct Bsena Visa Of
Herry Mssxis, formerly u Tn Cop. sed
vel knswn to naay Pitkinites 10 tod
BY The CAe6ee Cssaty Republican -
foll0Us:
'1Ast Saturday. (tke 4tA.D st sbsst
one O'Clock p. N, in . shed edition to
his eesiassce, sn Nil street. the body
Of Marry Morris wss found suspended
frsm . raftes. . rope arosDd his neck.
He he'd been in detected frame Of
mind for several aays ~ had hinted
that he might resort TO se0e means Of
ending his life.
CAas. WsAl - ~ friend. called ct
the bosse - Saturday 10 End the oft
threatened tfaGedy enseted, ssd after
ssoDo.iaG toe seighboes, nsei6ed the
ssthorities.
'On the AceA meas clothing was the
fosloWiAg U0Ae o16ressed 10 the sAe~iff:
''ShefiR CilIsn: These is elss i my
pscket. Fleese sesd Il 70 NJ cAildren
q Cs,A naL Csse.'
'Dr. Csrae z Newell. Aspsty essn-
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wss bsn ssaf Ahaay. n. 7. 0eca0e
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hscsaed u Tn c. u lsel. reaaiaing in
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he re0sved witA - fs1ily to Bsena
Vista. where - rssiAsA at tAe time Of
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He % survived ~ M wife, ooe son,
EAwsrd Asnis. - two A..ehters,
Mn Chasies Ten e Sepiners .el Mn.
J. L. AeNichsas e ca Hal
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Gunnison news-champion., 1916-03-24

ounU eapt. u Schssls, Miss Lsslls
JGA1saa, visited in nsrble lost Uoek,
se>ss ettee1iag the meeting u Wsstssa
49, tsscAers st Grand Jsactisa, ssd
rsons0sd to GunNisen by wsy Of Salida.
- snvs tAst the Marble schools ere "
- suo1iti00 snd that msch q The
ou1h - tAe management is dss 10 r.
!. Usoss, who 10 making good st nsR-
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Gunnison news-champion., 1916-03-24

C. L. mcDoaah vas smsag Doyle
OoDioas Who come 10 town last Friday.
0snls ere kerce - the snOw breaks up,
- vill soon BE better.
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economy that the 0lkces of tswa msrsha
end ditch tender be consolidated int
Oee. .-Psspse's Champion.
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must have besa studying ECONOMY sinc'
retiring fssa Once. Dst we'A - ~
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snA TIE ditcA tender. spend their sala
ries advertising the cssnty end max,
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- marshal without compensation IN,
pSt the prisOners to work an the tow,
aitcAes. Why not confer with Commis
sisaes Deem On The ssbject?"
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-03-24

Cs1ass1us Wsss o,sp:-sM Pred
0snsus eoms u 1su0 Cunaisun Thurs
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hssa sttss1fag - UtnAss sss0 st the
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Gunnison news-champion., 1916-03-24

Those WAo tod tsoeAss's eso0ino-
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Cecil Hsshwsv - 11iss rissssss Csa-
ainghsm Il ~ StsAs Assnal: Nm. a.
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Leonard Nsshiet.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-03-24

q vsi1lU ~. ~ :. UsA6 -
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Gunnison news-champion., 1916-03-24

Ladies' q - rAinAasmsaie 0nsisul
club held tAsis ~ asseiag q ~ ysas
lon hoaAav - - hsas e ~. 2. 2.
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Aext ysos's Oak.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-03-24

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w6D - - esnnmsoiag tusinsss \
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to S1nsuAaV - visit ~ sisess. ~. q.
r 0o1Asss - fsai1. Ven - . -
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Gunnison news-champion., 1916-03-24

Condosssess sf Ssisads - ssesaAs1
% Mr. sad Nm. Esasst njllss kssnnss
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Coon ct toe e'shssk.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-03-24

The Concert fvsSss e - C. Q. y
.. returnsd fvsa . sssy passsan9 ussk I
Grip Saturday evesiaG.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-03-24

Ssssy oulissa - g. O. - /
0ummiDo vlio0 - Uouk.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-03-24

~. - M. RSunk Otn sf01iD q
Asvs - visteia0 ~. - ~. = Z
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-11-20
CENTENNIAL SERVICES
IN BROAD-ST. AT NOON

When the noon hour arrives in to-
days session Of the Virginia Method
list Conference In Broad-Street Meth
odist Church the special service for
the observance of the Bishop Asbury
centenary will be begun. The exer-
cises will be featured by an address
by Bishop John c. Kilgo. In accord
ance with the request by last year $
conference for a service in memory
OF Bishop Francis Asbury. first bishop
of American Methodism. The program
10 under the direction of commit
tee named by the last conference. and
composed of Drs. j. r. Laughton.
James Cannon. Jr,. and E. H. Raw
lings
The services will mark the CEN
tennial of the death of Bishop AS
bury and will be unusually interest
ing. The public is invited and all
who can get away from their homes
to attend will be we'll repaid.
The Epworth League period OF the
conference will begin at 1870 this
morning
The temperance and social reform
committees report and it's considera-
ton is special order for s o'clock
Tuesday night.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-11-20
BIG FOUR NAY HELP
LAB0R'S CONSOLIDATION
Railway Leaders WIN Talk ON E;igAt-
Hear Centreversy at A. r.
u L. Session.

Baltimore, Md. Nov. 1s.-Highly
pleased with their reception by Presi-
Gent Wilson. delegates to the conven-
tion Of the American Federation of La
Dor will resume their deliberations
here tomorrow and await the comm &
Of the heads. OF the tour great railroad
brotherhoods to address them on the
Iall-important subject OF the eight-hour
controversy.
Just when the brotherhood chiefs will
get here was undetermined tonight.
Leaders said they would be here just
as. soon AZ they could wind up their
business In Washington.
The coming of 0arretson. Stone. Lee
and Carter viii mark the climax of
the convention Never before In the
history of the labor, movements, ac-
|cordinr TO federation heads. have the
various factions Of the labor world
been 90 close to entire agreement ~
now. and the speeches that the 'shig
four are scheduled to deliver hers Will
DO much toward general consoliaA-
tion.
Until the railroad man ret hare tho
delegates viii proceed 70 routine bual-
ne9o of the convention. varjoua nat-
taxaxof iraportance TO the labor uneHe-
uAont will b taken ups chief anuenG
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