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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-09-30
HEALANIS Will
HONOR MEMBERS
WHO we're FIRST
Club Entertains for Winners in
Swimming and Regatta
Events; Big Affair

Plans for the big chowder party at
the Healani Boat Club are we'll under
way and the members expect to have
banner crowd out next Tuesday
evening. The party will be given in
honor of swimmers who made points
in the recent meet and the oarsmen
who scored a clean sweep in the
barge races for the Healanis. The
medals and cups won in the regatta
events will be presented at this time.
With a smoker and chowder and
general good time for the members
an enjoyable evening is loked forward
to. In the past the Healani parties
have always been a success and
Secretary A. C.. Reinecke announces
that this affair will be no exception.
At the last cllowder vaudeville fea.
lures of every kind were given and a
number of new members were
voted in
1t is expected that a number of the
entertainers at the local show houses
will be secured to lend interest to the
affair and the amateur entertainment
will be fully up to the Healani stand
ard The fun will begin at 7:45 and
there will be plenty of chow on
hand for all.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-09-30
FANS FAVOR DOUBLEHEADERS IN BIG
FOOTBALL SERIES FOR CHAMPIONSHIP
Followers of Gidron Sport Would Like to See All Teams in
Action-TWo Games One Field Proved BIG Success Last
Season-Would Be One Of Biggest Boosts for Football
Here-lnterSchoIaSe Season Opens Saturday, October

lieyed that they would rank below the
Mills team. The boys are working
hard every afternoon, and II practise
means anything they will be ready.
The line men are beginning to charge
better and the baekfield with Boyd.
Thompson. Tsnkiyama and bush looks
like promising contingent.
Mills. Midget Team
At Mills. Coach Ross Is not saying
much, but he will have his squad
ready for the first game against Nc
Kinley. The players are light but
number of fast formations have been
planned for the squad which should
be a big help in the games TO
come. The midgets have announced
that they will not be beaten by any
score aronnd so this year
Kamehameha will have team on a
par with Punahou, and II viii be q
battle Of coaches to get the teams In
shape. Capt Booth has lost number
of his stars. but has a goodly crowd
OF recruits on hand, and h whipping
them into shape for the Mckinley
game Eaton should be at his best
this year, while Hussey and Dover
look like the best ends in the city az
the present time.
Hawaii Loses Austin
The College of Hawaii is another
team which has been hard hit by grad
uation, and the squad loses Staff Aus
tin, now at Cornell: Kekoa. Starratt,
Lee, Brown, Sanders and Melanphy.
Still Capt. Hicks will have a number
of veterans back. and with himself At
center, Brash, Wung. Barnhart. Fen
nell, Pong and Stannard of last years
team ON hand and otner stars from diff
ferent schools, including Bromley,
Fowler, Case, Mariuchi, Pahau and
Ming, the squad should rank up with
the leaders. Through the courtesy
of ]. p. Cooke, the team has been prac-
Using on Cooke Field. and expect to
be ready for the first game with Puma
hou on October Il
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-09-30
AUGUST PUlJIKl
CHOSEN CAPTAIN
OF MILLS SQUAD

At meeting last night the gridiron
men of Mills elected August Puuiki
captain of the Red and Green eleven
for the coming season. Puuiki Is a
heady man for that position and I'M
derstands the game well. He has
played two years for the Mills team
and his work in the back field was
above standard. -..... IL
The team, according to Coach
Shorty" Ross, is rounding up in fine
condition. Signal practise has been
held for the last four days and scrim-
mage work between the first and sec
end squads was we'll executed. The
team is sure that they can hold the
McKin1eyites, to a tight score in the
first game. But beat Mckinley" is
the slogan used by the non-footbail
players as well as by the members or
the team.
In addition to the election of the
captain, football rally was held ny
the supporters of the team. Petty
john OF Yale was the leader in tine
rally and new yells and songs were
practised. ~
The following men are working
regularly for the first eleven to repre-
sent Mills in the league: K. Okasakb
Y. Muratsuka, Liberato. Alfred Steph.
ems, Y. Sakuma, Lee Pok Kee, Hin
Char. August Punki, Eddie Lee, Aim
Soon Nam, Ten Char, Fred Goo. ard
John Lyu. n .e...- :, a.. .|...e:
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-09-30
HONOLULU GOLF
CLUB MEMBERS
Dine At YOUNG
Tournaments Arranged and
Ladies' Auxiliary Planned at
Meeting Held Last Night

More than 30 members of the Homo.
lulu Golf Club were present at a din
ner held in the gold room Of the Alex
ander Young Hotel last evening. Fol.
lowing the dinner reports were re
ceiyed from the committees and dis
cussion on various points was in or
der. T..
Roy Blackshear, president of the
club, presided and asked for reports
on the tournaments and membership
committees Lieut. Harold Burdick
announced that a great amount OF
work had been done on the links and
told of the future plans of the club,
which included new lockers, marking
machines and other improvements.
The club has already secured a head
.caddy and as soon as the handicaps
are arranged tournament play will pe-
gin. .....:. =. .. n
Lieut.. Burdick announced that the
first tournament would be a tombstone
affair, which would be staged the last
Sunday in October Previous to this
time members have been asked 10
keep an account of at least six scores
in order to aid the handicapping com.
mittee. On December the players
will compete for, the Wall & Dough
erty cup.
Robert Anderson reported that there
were s. members in the club at pres.
ent and number of applications had
been turned in. It was voted to set
o date for the admission of charter
members until October 10. A motion
was passed to establish a women's
auxiliary and President BIackshear
was appointed committee of one to
arrange for this new feature.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-09-30
lefty SOUTH
WILLHURL FOR
ALL.SIAR team
Ruger Star viii Attempt to Stop
25th Infantry Sunday at
Athletic Park

Lefty" South, the star pitcher of
the 159th Company team, has been Sc
lected to hurl the game against the
25th Infantry at Athletic Park on Sun
day afternoon. This information will
be good news to the fans, as the
HEAVIER with the direction name has
been pitching good ball all season.
Manager Brush has been securing
the woods for stars and has gathered
together strong team to battle with
the Wreckers. He has secured john
son, who is considered to be one of
the fastest infielders in the islands;
Kersetter, natural 800 hitter, in adj
tiition to number of Shafter ball
tossers who have made good rec
ord. .r.-.<.
Strong Lineup @". 49,. L..
The team as lined up should give
the 25th Infantry team a hard game,
and Brush said last night that they
would beat any pitcher on the 25th,
with the exception of Rogan, and
might give him merry battle. Alto
gether the team as shaped up looks
good. The tentative lineup is: Rails,
c. f.; Dawson, c.; Johnson, 2b; Ker-
setter, 3D.; Estelle, r. f.; Knight, |. f.;
Jackson, lib; McGarry, S.; South, p.:
utility. Hollerback, Stockweh and
Peed.
The lineup of the 25th Infantry
team is expected to be as follows:
Johnson, c.; Jasper, Waterhouse, Aul-
ston or Rogan, p.; Hawkins, 1b; Fa-
gan, 2b; Rogan or Moore, 3b; .Cullens,
II. f.; Ware, c. f.: Goliah, r. Z.
This is a formidable lineup, and
Culiens, who. has not played in Homo
lulu this year, is certain TO make
good showing.
Pitchers Battle Expected
In the opening game the Chinese
and Braves are certain to have tus-
sic and it may result in pitchers
battle between Perry and Nelson Kan.
Both pitchers have been going good
this year, and Kau, the little Chinese
moundsman, has plenty of curves ana
will have a strong team behind him.
Fans are requested to be on hand
at 1880 O'Clock, as it will then give
them q lire on the future stars Of
Honolulu. The players are battling
for honors and for the love of the
game and would surely appreciate
good crowd. in the past games there
have been number of close games
and the fans were beginning to like
the brand of ball dished out by the
Pacific League PLAYERS when they
were forced to discontinue their schec-
ule. -.... -
Banner Crowd Coming
A. large delegation from Fort Ruger
is expected to witness the game TO
watch South in action, while there Will
be a large crowd down from Fort
Shafter to see what the Shafterites
can do against the strong 25th lnfan-
try team. Manager Tan Los Chinese
squad has many followers. while the
Braves, under Lees management.
have been a popular squad, so rec
ord crowd Is expected at the park to-
morrow afternoon. i, :..--s. =. -.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-09-30
TUNA Club GETS
QUARTERS HERE;
OUTLOOK BRIGHT
Clubhouse at Kihei, Maui, Soon
Ready and Busy Season
isat Hand "

The Hawaii Una Club has secur-
ed permanent q1arters in Honolulu
and, with clubhouse being repair
ed and furnished at Kihei. Maui, and
prospects Of another lighthouse at
Hilo, Is entering by far the most
active period of its rather short ex-
istence. r
The new local quarters are in the
former rooms of the Hawaiian mis-
sion board on Alakea and Merchant
streets. There is plenty OF space
here for showing of finny specimens
and trophies as well as for meetings.
Word has come from Maui to Sec
rotary H. Gooding Field that within
a short time the Maui clubhouse at
Kihef will be ready for constant use.
Also, word comes from the coast
that many anglers there are getting
ready to migrate to Hawaii, iured
by stories of big game fish in local
waters.
The Islander, published at Avalon,
Catalina, recently had the following
about ]. w. Jump of Los Angeles,
well known here: i. .~s."
MI. JdIHSS w. jump, O"HCi VI Inc
launch Sea Scout, with Dr. J. A. Wi.
horn as his guest. left for San Gle
mente island yesterday morning. Re.
Gently. while fishing in those wa
tiers, Mr.. Jump landed five spearfish
weighing 1873, 1875, 100, 154 and 135
pounds, respectively. He also hook.
ed two tuna, one of which fought for
almost an hour before it succeeded
in breaking the line" -.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-09-30
CENTRAL GRAMMAR TEAM
DEFEATS I0LANl SQUAD

Central Grammar school defeated
the last Iolani indoor team yesterday
afternoon at the Iolani grounds By
score of 10 to 2. Rosario, pitching for
the Central Grammars, had the home
team at his mercy at all times and
famed is batters. He was ably as
sisted by Hoopii. the star backstop.
The lineup OF the winning team was
as follows: Tyau, 3b; Walter Chung,
1b; Hoopii, c.; Rosario. p; Miller, 2b;
Ching, SIS; John Rodriqnes, l. T.; chun,
c. l.: Williams, r. (.
The Central Grammar team Is will
ing to challenge any grammar school
in game Of indoor ball.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-09-30

Followers of football games were
overlooked when the interseholastie
committee arranged the schedule for
the gridiron contests this year. At
the beginning OF last season the games
ferent fields, and as result there
was q great amount of dissatisfaction.
and finally the league decided TO stage
the two games on the same field As
a result the largest crowd in history
turned out at Alexander field.
This plan met with the approval of
the supporters of the game, and Il was
thought that when the committee met
this season they would again de-
eide to stage the two games on one
field. The various members of the
committee were interviewed last year
after the plan worked out. and the ma
jority favored the scheme.
Play Doubieheader
On October the Punahou team viii
meet the Kan squad at Kamehameha
field, while the Mckinley eleven will
clash with Mills. Naturally the stu
dents at Mills and Mckinley, and the
alumni of these institutions will want
to witness this game, but they viii
also want to see the Kan and Punahou
teams in action. as they are strong
contenders for the championship.
Under the present arrangement It
will be impossible for them to witness
both games, and inasmuch as the foot
ball season is much too short the fol-
lowers of the gridiron game will have
/ but little opportunity TO get line on
the teams. Last years showing was
convincing, and it is to be hoped that
the committee will pass some rule to
allow for doubleheaders.
interests Players
With two games scheduled on the
same field, the players will become
more interested, as there will be a
larger crowd To play to, and further
more a larger crowd at one game
means more the next, as few will be
convinced that a handful of spectators
is boon to the sport. At the present
time the followers of football who like
the game for the game, and not be
cause their school is playing, are in
doubt where to 60
On October IA the College of Hawaii
will meet Punahou at Alexander field,
and the Mckinley team will meet Ka-
mehameha at Kan field Here are two
games that promise to be close con-
tests, and the lover of football will
not know which game to attend. II
the game is to grow here, some con.
sideration must be given to the sup
porters of the gridiron sport.
Can Punahou Repeat?
Many football enthusiasts are won.
dering whether Punahou can win an,
other championship. The loss of Cor.
rea will be sadly felt, but a number
of stars are coming out for the team
and the squad will not be so weak as
was first thought. Punahou did not
lose as many of last years stars as
Mckinley, and with Kauhane. Peter
son, Hitchcock, Pratt, Baldwin and
many second team men back, Midkiffs
crew should have successful season
The Mckinley team is gradually be
ing worked into shape, and although
the team still lacks speed, it is certain
that they will make far better show.
ing than was first expected at the be
ginning of the year. when many be
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Banner Crowd Coming

After eYading capture for nearly
two months, George E. Thompson,
who is wanted in Camden, N. j.. in
connection with the murder OF his
jailer. Isaac Hibbs. July II, was ar
rested in q lodging house at Boston.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-09-30

The Giants drive for the penhant
hat been OF more importance the
past month than the drive Of the Allies
in Europe. Baseball right now Is an
al important question, and should the
McGraW men continue their great
record. there win be many sad souls
across the bridge in Brooklyn.
The grand fight that has been made
by tho teams IN both leagues this year
has aroused interest in Honolulu, and
the many fans have waited anxiously
for the reports which told of VIC
or defeat. There were many Tig-
er fans In Honolulu. and hundreds Of
supporters Of the White Sox, and
these supporters are now turning
their attention to the great race in
tho National league, inasmuch as the
Boston crew have Q big lead In John
sons circuit. Tho following opinions
on the race fer the pennants were
obtained from q few Of the fans. This
Is only q small number gathered at
random, and the StarBulletin wei
comes any opinions. Now IL the time.
Send them In. Then you can say Il
told you so" II you pick the win
rers
f. r. CAMERON: My home is In
Boston and picked Boston last year.
Believe me that Is great baseball
town. II looked for a time that the
series was going TO lie between both
Boston teams, but ! suppose the Ma
f1Onals are out OF the running. No,
J won't pick the team that plays in
their stead.
ed the Boston Americans all through
the season. and have felt all the time
that they would come out at the. top.
won't 60 back on Il now even though
they lost on Thursday. always liked
to watch baseball. and used to play II
myself g Z boy I'll GOT 9 nail lnloeks
think are inclined % look BACK
% me, olo'tlmers N baseball WIN
smile, put the Ole Cnarter OAKS q
l1ettIorQ No1ia nave e'pen any t q -
s2asy 6 lerd run. zee; now . tney
ms u these last days. i can lust
imagine how excitement Is beginning
% stlt "A nose towns.
y q z 9 - -.
FlL.ix 3 !. A A'z.s PICK 6rook-
|||IlfI 4I/@ fho fn1f that HI has better
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-09-30

team TO win but you could figure
their chances, for the pennant on a
worn postage stamp with calsomine
brush now II they were going back.
ward would pick Connie Mack's
team, but as II is the best teams
row are the Bostons, Quakers and
Twenty.ffth. Two OF these teams
have Irish managers, while ! don't
know about Lieut. CLANCY of the
Twenty-ffth.
GRANTLAND RICE:
Who can tell where the old flag stays
Shore and Leonard, Ruth and Mays.
Who IS after the winning score? +
Ruth and Leonard, Mays and Shore.
Who has the stun that is swift as
truth? h
Mays and Leonard, Shore and Ruth.
Who are blokes with the pennant
clutch?
Carl ana Ernest and Babe and Dutch.
.RANTLAND DICE:
Where will the flag 60 Who can tell?
Pfener. Marquard. Smith and Dell.
Who are the boys they'll have to beat
Meyers. Daubert. Getz and Wheat
Who will know where the pennant
looms?
Appleton. Cheney. Rueker and
Coombs.
VINO are the boys who'll win your
bets?
Cutshaw, Merkle. Johnston and Getz.
w. w. THAYER: I'll admit that
my enthusiasm has waned some in
the major leagues since Detroit drop
ped out of q chance of winning. i've
Ind my eye on them through the
season. As to the two teams that
viii contest for the worlds penrant
pick the Boston Americans and
Brooklyn. By, the way, do you notice
how near Hugh Fullerton came to
winning his early season prophecy
that Boston and Boston would fight
-it out this year?
BOB BRECKoNs: ] wanted be-
ttoit to get into the big classic, but
inasrn1ch as Hughey Jennings
1ifEaleefs have failen by the wayside
r viii cake the Brooklyn Dodgers and
Boston Red Sox as winners of the
two pennants.
C, r.. CLEVELAND: Boston has a
big edge In the American League, and
although Flavor the White Sox, 90 not
believe that Rowiand's men can
catch the world champions. think
Brooklyn has the best chance to land
the flag In the Tener circuit
A. E. LARIMER: Boston has big
advantage IN the. American League
and should win out. It ought to be a
hot race for the flag in the Tener
circuit and had the Giants been In
position for q final drive, / might
have selected them, but. think Brook
Hlyn has slight edge.
GEORGE CoRNEs: picked Bos-
ton early in the month and believe
that they will win. II, should be q
close race between the Quakers and
Dodgers, but I believe that Pat Mo-
rams aggregation will win out.
SAM STEINHAUSER: Brooklyn
and Boston look the best With Big
jeff Pfeffer. Sherrod Smith and Mar
.IContinnAd on PAGE I5.l
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-09-30

Ebene7ef ]. Hill OF Nerwali, repro
sentative from the Fourth Connect
cut district, was renpminated by accla-
nation by the Republican convention
at Bridgeport.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-09-30

A new Swedish state loan of 10000.
600 kroner is to be issued in October
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PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE

Yesterdays results:
Los Angeles 2, Salt Lake 0.
Oakland 5. San Francisco IL.
Portland 5, Vernon Z
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-09-30
BOSTON and BRO0kLYN PICKED TOT WIN
PENNAN1SIN AMERICAN and NATIONAL

Honolulu Fans Favor the Red Sox and Dodgers - Worlds
Champions Are Choice of Big Majority Selected
BY Many on Account of ALL Round Ability Of Pitching Staff
Quaker Fans Depend on Alexander to Garry the Burden
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-09-30

SAM STEINHAUSER: Brooklyn
and Boston look the best. With Big
jeff Pfeffer. Sherrod Smith and Mar
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GEORGE CoRNEs: picked Bos.
ton early in the month"; and believe
that they will win. t. should be q
close race between the Quakers and
Dodgers, but I believe that Pat Mo.
rams aggregation will win out.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-09-30

BOB BRECKONS: ] wanted DE.
ttoit to get into the big classic, but
inasm1ch as HughBey Jennings
4inEaleefs have failen by the wayside
fwiH take the Brooklyn Dodgers and
Boston Red Sox as winners of the
two pennants.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-09-30

C., r.. CLEVELAND: Boston has a
big edge In the American League, and
although Flavor the White Sox, 90 not
believe that Rowiand's men can
catch the world champions. I think
Brooklyn has the best chance to land
the flag in the Tener circuit
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-09-30

/ wanted the Detroit
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A. e. LARIMER: Boston has bis
advantage IN the American League
and should win out. It ought to be a
hot race for the flag in the Tener
circuit. and had the Giants been in
position for q final drive, / might
have selected them, but. think Brook.
Ign has slight edge.
The Starkville news., 1916-10-13
Legal Notice.
State of Mississippi.
County Of Oktibbeha.
n,n Nhnn 1t MAY Cnnnern


TO Whom it May Concern:
The Board Superviors of Okti-
bbeha County. Mississippi. here,
br gives legal notice under
Chapter 176 of the Laws Of Miss
iss,ppi Of 1914 that SAID Board
will at its regular November 1916
meeting at the Courthouse Ill the
CITY OF StarkviIle, said County
and State. issue negotiable bonds
of Supervisors District No. Two,
Okuhbeha County, Mississlpp:'
for the purpose Of constructing
aud maintaining one or more
hil hways in SAID District and for
other purposes authorized and
permitted by said Chapter 176 of
tie Laws Of Mississippi Of 1914;
SAID bonds TO conform in all res
poets to the provisions Of SAID
Chapter 176,, and. not to exceed
ten per centum of the assessed
value Of all taxable property IN
SAID District. The statutory peh-
ton is now on file with the
Clerk of the Board of Sup
ervisors and the declaration of
tie Boards proposal and intent
ION to issue bonds is duly rec
orded in the minutes Of the meet
inc of the said Board for the
month of October. 1916.
The qualified electors OF SAID
District may petition against the
proposed issuance OF SAID bonds
IN the manner provided by law If
they so desire
Witness my official signature
this the 4th day of October, A.
u. 1916.
}. t. Long
Clerk of the Board of Sup
ervlsors OF Okhbbeha County.
Mississippi.
The Starkville news., 1916-10-13

have you ever stopped to con
slder the fact that loyalty to com
munity interests is the highest
type Of patriotism? Show us the
man who Is loyal and true to
every interest OF his own com
munlty and we will show you in
that same individual a man IN
whom hs country can repose ab-
solute confidence in any emerg-
ency that calls for his allegiance.
On the Othar hand, the man
who is careless and uucOncerned
for the interests of his cOmmuni-
lty Is more than apt to display
the same spirit of indifference
toward his government or his
state should any serious danger
threaten either.
One of the most cOmmendable
traits OF the old Scotch highland.
ers was their loyalty to their own
clan. Good or bad, right or
wrong, the clan had their first
allegiance. The life and Servic-
es Of each member were always
cheertully placed at the disposal
of the elan.
Try to imagine an entire state
composed of innumerabIe com
munitles welded and cemented
into a symmetrical whole. each
striving to excel the others, but
each, from Its own local loyalty,
developing a broader and deeper
loyalty that reaches out aud en-
braces the whole.
Utopia. you say? By no
means. Merely what could and
would be the result if we could
only be brought to see that we
owe allegiance to our own peO
pie, but that The prosperity of
others is IN no wise a detriment
to us, but rather help; that if
each community would develop
Itself to the utmost--physlcaIly.
mentally and moraIIy-uone need
be enviOus of others, neither
would any need do aught TO de
tract from another's interests.
Let US develop community
LOYALTY to the full--the highest
possible form of patriotism.