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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-06-20
Bowe, Complaints In india.

In a lecture at one OF The Des
Moines, Iowa. churches. missionary
from India told of going into the In
terror of India, where he was taken
sick, that he had a bottle OF Cham
berlain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy with him and believed that
It saved his hfe. This remedy Is
used successfully in India both as a
preventive and cure for cholera. You
may know from this that 1t can be de-
pended upon for the milder forms Of
bowel complaint that occur in this
country. Obtainable everywhere.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-06-20

anything that puts trace of poisoI
into your blood, anything that makes
your blood less pure, anything tina
helps to sap your energy, whether
is worry or whiskey, will effect YOU
endurance just as it will your gen
eral health. AS | said before, puri
blood, strong internal organs and en-
durance all go together. And whethe
you are interested in athletes q
physical culture, or health, or jus
plain business success, about the beS
thing you can do first of all is
work for endurance.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-06-20
Your Bowels shouid move Once Day.

A free easy movement of the bowels
every day is a sign of good health. Dr,
Kings New Life Pills will give you a
gentle laxative effect without gripping
and free your system of blood poisons,
purify your blood, overcome constipa-
ton and have an excellent tonic eff
feet on the entire system. Makes you
feel like living Only Csc, at drug
gists.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-06-20
THE FARM AND SMALL TOWN
FURNISH BEST MATERIAL
FOR BIG LEAGUE TIMBER.

Looking over the roster OF the big
league ball teams you VIII find name
after name Of men who only recently
were boys on the farm or In the village
or small town. On the other hand, sur
prisingly few hail from the big cities.
And yet, this is not so surprising after
al. Even laying aside our knowledge Of
the big part that the so-called country
boy has always played in the great af-
fairs of business and the nation, the
.1untry is the place 10 lay the founda-
ton necessary for athletes.
The photographs shown are familiar
70 all lovers Of the great National game.
In addition TO their being representatives
OF their type in the baseball world, all OF
these stalwart athletes are great endors-
ers OF that beverage you know and like
so well-Coca-Cola
Short Histories of the Players.
JONES, Fielder Allison. Manager OF St.
Louis Browns. Born August IS, 1871. at
Shingle House, Pa. Last season he came
within one-half game Of winning Federal
League pennant, finishing nearer the top
than any team in major leagues since
the Browns in 1889.
He says Coca-Cola is his favorite
beverage. .
ALEXANDER. Grover Cleveland, Pitcher
Philadelphia Nationals. Born In st.
Paul, Nebraska, February 26, 1887. and
lives on a farm there now.
Alexander Is one OF the greatest pitch
ers In the game today, being practically
responsible for the Philadelphia National
League team winning the pennant last
year. Drafted by Philadelphia in Aug
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-06-20

If you have the Itch, don't scratc
1t does not cure the trouble al
makes the skin bleed. Apply BA
LARD'S SNOW LINIMENT. Rub
in gently on the affected parts. 1t
lieves itching instantly and a few a
plications removes the cause, thus pc
forming a permanent cure. Price z
soc and s100 per bottle. Sold by ri
ger Drug Co.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-06-20

BY frankie Sanders, Dixie Feather
weight Champion.

II there Is anything more impor-
tant than strength, not only for the
athlete, but for anyone else, it is en-
durance. Endurance is the real test
of physical condition. And it is a
quality easily developed. There was
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-06-20
Continued Activity Needed

1t is true as a general proposition
that when you put your muscles to
work YOU are also exercising the in
ternal organs, but nevertheless the
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-06-20
Rome Skipping Helpful.

Rope skipping is a very satisfactory
exercise for developing endurance
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-10-26
TENNIS PLAYERS TO
BEGIN PLAY FRIDAY
AT KAPI0LANI PARK

The following matches have been
listed in the first round of play at
the Kapiolani Park courts, beginning
tomorrow afternoon. " The first
matches will be held at $3.50, followed
by two matches at 4:30:
Matches Friday s@
At 3:30-Women' singles: Miss An
derson VS.. Mrs. Guerrero; Miss Wears
VS.. Miss Wicke. ~. II
At 4:30-Miss Beyfuss VS.. Miss
Schaefer Mems singles, preliminary
III. Rice VS.. c. H. Norton -. I. T..
Matches Saturday -..". ~
Women's matches continued at 3:3a
1.-TWO matches). Winner Beyfuss-
Schaefer match VS.. winner Anderson
Guerrero match; winner Vicars-Wicke
VS.. Miss Williams. ~. >.
At 4:30-Men singles: Rothschild
VS.. Burlingame; Pfiinger VS.. Castle
1T 5-Eklund VS.. winner Rice-Norton.
Matches Sunday F.. .....,.
At S-Men's singles: Bartlett VS..
Merrill (the committee is not sure of
this name, but the address given IS
2424 Kuhio aVenue); Marshall VS..
Purvis. ........ - !. II
At 4-Lowrey VS.. Dowson; Knollen-
burg VS.. Bento. At 4:45-Hoogs VS..
Fields. !. .=...> 4
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-10-26

pany, the well known baseball player,
and few minutes in action proved
that Garland will make a most useful
man at end, for he is not only quick
on his feet but exceedingly accurate
in securing forward passes, and he can
also pass the ball with great speed
and accuracy TO distance of thirty
yards so that he will develop into an
all round utility man.
While the first team will start in
the game, Lieut.. Britton was promis-
ed that before the game is over, every
man Jack in the squad will have a
chance to show the material of which
he is made, and even the man who
carries the water bucket will be in the
melee on Saturday, so fix up your boots
with new cleats and sew up your mole
skins, for all the heroes of the gridiron
from Fort Shafter will be in the lime
light on Oct. % at 2 o'clock.
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Tomorrow Night
Federals VS.. Sugar Factors.

Federals VS. Sugar Factors. -. =..@
The Clerical bowling team certain.
ly showed they are a dangerous guam
tity last night. In the games of the
Commercial Bowling League on the
Y. NJ. .. A. alleys they won the match
from The Pineapple Factors handily
taking two out of the three games
and also total pinfall, making the
score to /. The CleTicals rolled in
good shape, but the Pineapple Factors
were not as equal to the occasion and
lost the first two games by big mar
gins and only won the third game
by six pins &c.,. +:
AS a result of this game the Cleri-
Gals jump up to third place with the
Sugar Factors and the Pineapple Fac
tors fall back TO fifth place with the
Federals. ~..:.... -. se
Ching of the Clericals was there
with the goods, rolling two double
centuries and making high average of
173. McTaggart slipped over double
century each in the first. game.
Tonight the Financiers and the Ter
ritorials occupy the alleys. This is
peculiar combination. The Financt
ers occupy the lowest tier in the
league standing and the Territorials
are at the top. .....- d.
Scores last night: .~: -. :~.>
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SKATER Will BE !.
READY FOR SCRAP
WITH GUARD Team
Large Crowd Will Attend Big
Game at Alexander Field
Saturday Afternoon
fspscial star,B Bulletin oOrrespondencel

FORT SKATER, Oct. 25.-The
first serious setback to the Fort Shat
ter football team occurred today and
IA the most matter of fact manner.
The coach, Lieut.. Britton, had finished
the work of running the half backs
around the ends and was then drilling
the linesmen in the art of making the
Yale bull frog charge Of the linesmen,
and then he turned around to instruct
the ends in catching forward passes,
while he told Hanson, the center, to
take the hnesmen charging in their
practise down the field. In some unex-
plainable manner Hanson slipped,
wrenched his knee badly, and as 1t is
an old wound, in all likelihood the
center position will be badly weaken
ed. as Hanson is the best and most
experienced center in the squads out
at the fort.
The entire team has made the most
remarkable progress in the past few
DAYS, and the training of Lieut. Brit
ton is infusing the science into the
team, and If the same grit and deter
mination is exhibited on the day of
the battle as was shown today on the
feld, there can be but one issue to
the contest and that will be in favor
Of the Lieut.. Britton aggregation. This
6nght to encourage the team and
bring out a good-sized crowd of End
Infantry to cheer the team at Alexan-
der Field. For every one in the squad
a trying his level best. Lee, Petros-
key and Brunswick spent a full hour
and a half this afternoon holding the
haIl and kicking goals, while Bruins
wick and Petroskey made some of the
5rettiest kickoffs, the equal of those
seen on any college grounds. Amama
1sas not able to be out today, owing
n military duties, but as he is in the
hest of condition, exceedingly fast on
h,s feet and has been thoroughly drill
81 in the signal and position work,
- will be very much IN evidence on
tins hack field viii be one of the
,..svsest on the island. and the weight
c ~ with the speed OF such men
- Amama and Brunswick VIII help.
- nna If the new men who reported as
an end today was Garland OF y Com
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to Spokane next year. and this means
that he isn't the worst ball player in
the world
Vert Point Star ....*. 4.
Either Lieut. Britton, who played
IN the West Point team last year, or
Jackson will be selected for the first
sack The fans have been anxious to
see Britton in action, and Hushaw
has asked the army star to show up
for practise Jackson is a good first
sacker and a hard hitter Dawson
will catch Swan and Williams, ANA
ma. All Lee and others will be ready.
All Lee NAV be stationed at third
base or a shift may be made to first.
Hushaw is working on the arrange
ments for the game, and the largest
crowd since the Santa Claras PLAYED
here is expected to turn out to wit
moss the battle. The Wreckers will
have To MAY real baseball against this
AGGREGATION of stars. and Hushaw
states that there will not be weak
srot I'm the lineup. Yen Chin. who
recentIv returned from the MAINLAND,
may he seen in action
H-Ve The Punch ii f.
This coordination Of PLAYERS should
o've HUshaw a hitting and fielding
team with real punch. and is the
only AGGREGATION in Honolulu that can
20 into the game with an even chance
n win from the Wrecking Crew. The
Chinese PLAYERS are going on a picnic
SUNDAY. hut Lang Aksna. En- Sue and
sh Zee will get into the game.
81 believe that the All-Stars can
win from the Wreckers." said a fan
this morning in discussing the situa-
ton. "En Sue at bat and Moriyama
up. and then Ayau and All Lee. Lang
Akana, Britton and Inman following
isn't a picnic for any pitcher. Then
think of the fielding ability of Ayau,
Inman. Morivama. En- Sue and Lang
Akana. And furthermore Swan has
made a great record this year. | be-
lieve that | viii take flyer on the
All-Stars."
The first game, which will begin at
1880. will show the ST. Louis and
Nippons in action st. Louis viii
bring out HayseIden, the 15-year-old
star, who is considered one of the big
finds Of the year This boy has every
thing, and should make great record
in baseball The Nir1ons have a
smooth-running team, and easily dis.
posed of the Chinese on Sunday. 1t
is expected that these two Pacific
League teams will give the fans a
good game.
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BASKETBALL TEAMS TO
MEET TONIGHT AT Y. M.

The Senior Basketball League will
put on another bill tonight at the
Y. M. c. A. in the big Games hall, the
offering being classy game between
the Reds and the Fort Kamehameha
quintets. Though this will be their
first appearance in the series these
teams will put up good exhibition.
They have been working out regularly
and are in great shape for this game.
The game starts at 1880 o'clock.
The Players to be seen in action will
be:
Recs-Alfred Noyes, Ross Page, J.
w. McCrillis, Williams, Deacon"
Fagg, Fogan, D. Ladd, Emerson, Har-
rison. Johnson. .
Fort Misunderstanding, Leven-
son, Hall, James, Waack, Wilson
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-10-26

Honolulu fans will have an opportu-
nifty OF seeing the Travellers in action
for the first time on Sunday afternoon,
when the players who returned from
the mainland will meet the 18th In
fantry team at Athletic park. This
Fame she uld prove the best OF the sea
son, as the squad will have two real
pitchers in Fred Swan and Bill In
man.
Bert Hushaw, director ir the Pacific
League, is lining up the players for
the game, and in addition to the mem
bers of the Travellers who have made
such an excellent showing on the
mainland, viii have number of other
stars, The big leaguers will be here
in few weeks, and all players will
be anxious to play in the series.
Swan In Box
Fred Swan, who is expected to pitch
Tor the Travellers, has made a remark
able record in the East and through
put the tour. Bill Inman says that
Swan has improved more than 100 per
rent This should mean that the 18th
Infantry will have real battle on
Sunday. Rogan will without doubt
fitch. and the PLAYERS are confident
thrt the 25th Infantry star will have
merry afternoon
Vernon Ayau, the sensational short
stop of the Travellers, Will play short
stop for the All-Stars This position
will be filled in way that will make
the fans think about real baseball.
Ayau was the unanimous choice for
an all-star position, and should show
the fans some of the fast work around
the fnfield.
Morlyama at Second
Chtnito Moriyama, who has return
ed from successful season on the
mainland. will handle the second sack,
and his great work both here and on
the mainland means that this position
will be well taken care of and the
All-Stars will not be weak in this po-
sition. The third sacker has not been
selected yet but Kan Yen may be
placed there.
Bill lnman, Lang Akaria and En- Sue
have been selected for the three posi-
tons on the All-Star cutfield, and
here the team will class even or bet
ter than the Wreckfng Crew fly chas-
ers. II has not been the pleasure of
the fans to witness a better trio than
this group. En- Sue has proved to be
9 speed wizard in the field and on
bases while Lang Akana is one OF
the real stars who was picked on the
leading aggregation. lnman will go
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FOOTBALL GAMES SATURDAY

At New Haven-Yale VS.. w. and J
At Ann Acknowledgment VS.. SYRIA
Cuse. .,.-.. -
At INSTRUMENTATION VS.. Dart.
mouth.
At New York-Columbia VS.. VIII
liams. -.
At ambridge-Harvard VS.. Cornell.
At napolis-Indiana VS.. Tufts
At Observation-Disclosures Aggies VS..
Oregon Aggies -. 49,.
At Lafayette-Illinois VS.. Purdue.
At Springfield-Y M. c. 4, VS.. Col.
gate. 49,.
At West Point-Army VS.. Villa
Nova.
At Annapolis-Navy vs.. Georgia.
At scaloosa--Alabama VS.. Missis-
sippi ........
At Observation-Disclosures VS.. Occi-
dental. =""#. ....
At Observation-Disclosures vs.. Kansas
Aggies. .....
At Minneapolis-Min VS.. Iowa.
At MISUNDERSTANDING State VS..
Montana .'...-.. ...- 49,.
At Reno-Nevada VS.. Utah Aggies.
At Grand Forks-North Dakota VS..
South Dakota ...> -.
At Notre Dame-Notre Dame VS..
Wabash. -. H T.. ...> '." 50. 49,
At Norman-Missouri vs. Oklahoma
At Pittsburg- Pittsburg VS. Pennsyl-
vania H.. " " ..
At Salt Lake City-Utah VS., Colo
RADIO "
AT Seattle-Washington VS.. Whit.
man. ...... . -. -, st.. -.
At Observation-Disclosures VS.. Chicago.
At NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. VS.. Eir-
ginia. .... -. r. ..:..... ..... .z..
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Fred Swan Was Leading
Pitcher For Travellers
ST. Louis College Third BaSem Proves to Be Star Her
Tour of MainIand-Won 19 Games and Lost But Five in
First Half of Season-9eco of Chinese Travellers Given
Up TO July 24-Apau Fails to Make Good IL"

( koa and Markham .:>-
May S-Chinese 5. De PAW .: In.
man and Markham -"
May 9-Chinese II, Indiana ); Apau,
Swan and Markham. -. -.....-
May 10-Chinese s. Franklin 1;
Bush, Ayau and Markham
May ia. B. G. 4. Chinese 8; In
man. Swan and Markham. IT,. -.
May 15-Chinese s, WHEREFORE 6:
Apau, Swan and Markham. -.
/ May 16-Chinese 2, Ohio / Bush,
Swan and Markham. -s-
May 1S-Chinese 5, Marshall l; In
man and Markham. -. .........
May 19-Wesleyan 5, Chinese 8;
Apau and Markham . r. -. IF.
May 20-Chinese 8, Wesleyan 0;
Swan and Markham. ...~.. H..
May 21-Chinese l 1, Parkersburg 10;
lnman and Markham. -. ........
May 23-Vandergrift 2, Chinese 1;
Bush and Markham. a.,.-=
May 24-Chinese 10. Pennsylvania
); Apau, Swan and Markham.
May 26-Chinese 2, Mount St Mary
/; Inman and Markham. .:...
May 27-Chinese 4, Columbia O.;
Swan and Markham ....
May 2S-Cubans 6, Chinese 0; Re
koa and Markham. ..
May 30-Chinese II, Royal Giants
s; Apau, Kekoa and Markham.
June 4-Tobbs 6, Chinese 8; Inman
and Markham. T..
June 5--Lehigh 8, Chinese 2; Kekoa
and Markham. ..>- -. .......
June 6-Reading 3, Chinese 1; Swan
and Markham. 49,. .:...
June 9-Chinese 4, Bucknell 2; In.
man and Markham. ....... ::
June 10-Lafayette 6, Chinese /;
Swan and Markham. - ~.
June 13-Chinese 7, Albright 2;
Apau and Markham. >..... =. j. -. ..~. -.
June 14-Chinese 9, Lebanon 4; In
man and Markham. ...:=. - -.
June 15-Chinese 5, Trinity l.; Swan
and Markham. - =. ..
June 1S-Bushwick 3, Chinese o;
Apau and Markham. 49," .......:
June 21-Chinese 8, Brown O; Ke-
koa and Markham. ~. ...s.s
June 23-Ivoryton 8, Chinese 1; In
man and Markham.
June 24-Chinese 5, New Haven 4;
Swan and Markham. H..
June 26-Chinese 8, Bridgeport 1;
Kekoa and Markham -. -.
June 26-Chinese 2, Lansford 0; In
man and Markham. -.
July Chinese II, Stetson 9; Swan,
Kekoa and Markham .s...,
July Chinese 5, Long Branch 8;
Apau, Swan and Markham.
July 3-Roxburg 5. Chinese q; In
man, Swan and Markham.
July Chinese Is, Disston =; Swan,
Inman and Markham. .:.:... -.
July 4-Philadelphia z, Chinese O;
Kekoa and Markham.
July 6-Norristown 6, Chinese 8;
Apau and Markham -
F. July 9-Chinese 6, Newark L; In
man and Markham. .-== ~.
July Riverhead 4, Chinese 8;
Swan and Markham.
July 13-Chinese 2, Hampton o.; Ke-
koa and Markham .:...... u.
July 15-Camden 8, Chinese 2; In
man and Markham. I'll
July 16-Chinese 8, Cypress 2; Ke-
koa and Markham.
July 19-Chinese z, Millville 2;
Apau and Markham.
July 20-Chinese Z, Kennel s.; In
man and Markham. ...-....@
July 21-Chinese 3, York 2; Swan
and Markham ..-.... ~.
July 24-Colored Stars 6, Chinese 5;
Ako and Markham. .:...- =. -,
The American consul-eeneraI at Ha.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-10-26

That Fred Swan has proved to be a
star pitcher is shown in the results
of the games played by the Chinese
Travellers on the mainland. Swan
pitched in many of the games, and up
to the middle of the season won IL
contests and lost five, pitching against
some Of the leading independent and
college teams on the mainland. Apau
failed to show any stuff this year,
and was batted out of the box on a
number of occasions The record for
the first half of the tour is as follows:
Tour of the Travellers -
March 8-Left Honolulu on Matso-
mia. ...
March 14-Arrived in San Francisco.
March 16-Stanford 3, Chinese 2;
Kekoa and Moriyama.
March 17-Stockton Z, Chinese g.;
Inman and Moriyama.
March 1S--Chinese 5, Bakersfield g.;
Bush, Kekoa and Moriyama.
March 20-Arizona 5, Chinese q;
Kekoa and Moriyama. ...-
March 21-Chinese Z, Arizona o.;
Swan and Moriyama. :
March 24-Chinese 10, Stamford A.;
Bush, Kekoa and Moriyama.
March 25-Chinese 3, Simmons 2;
Swan and Moriyama.
March 27-Chinese 16, Howard
Payne 6; 1nman and Moriyama. ..
March 2S-Chinese IA, Howard
Payne 6; Bush and Moriyama.
March 29-Chinese 3, Southwestern
2; Swan and Moriyama.
March 30-Chinese Z, Texas 2; ke-
koa and Moriyama -
March 31-Texas 9, Chinese 6; In
man and Moriyama.
April Chinese 6, Texas 4; Apau,
Swan and Moriyama.
April 2-Colas 9, Chinese 8; Inman,
Ayau and Moriyama.
April 3-Texas Aggies Is, Chinese
8; Kekoa, Apau and Moriyama.
April 5-Waco IL, Chinese L; Kekoa
and Moriyama. .....-.
April Chinese Z, Meridian A.;
Swan and Moriyama.
April S-HilIsboro 10, Chinese g.;
Apau, Inman and Moriyama. "
April 10-Chinese s, Tarleton 3: Ke-
kOa and MOrlyama. e. ..'..
April 11-Chinese IA. Tarleton l.;
Apau, Swan and Moriyama.
April 12-Chinese 5, Commerce l.;
Inman and Moriyama. 49,.
April 13-Austin 5, Chinese 2; Bush
and Moriyama. ~. .-.....
April 16-Oklahoma 2, Chinese l.;
Kekoa and Markham. -. =. 49,.
April 17-Chinese 4, Southwestern
O.; Swan and Markham. -.
April 1S-Oklahoma 10, Chinese g.;
Imam and Markham. -.
April 20-Chinese IS. Normal II;
Apau, Kekoa and Markham. ..~
April 22-Chinese 2, Kansas Aggies
1; Swan and Markham. -. ......-
April 23-Chinese II, st. Marys Z;
Kekoa and Markham. O."
April 24-Chinese 9, Kansas Z;
Swan and Markham.
April 25-Kansas I, Chinese 6; In
man, Apau and Markham.
April 26-Chinese 5. Wentworth 4;
Bush. Swan and Markham. .-....
April 27-Chinese II, Normal 5;
Apau and Markham 49,.
April 28-Chinese II, Missouri 2;
Swan and Markham. .=... ..
April 29-Chinese "a, Normal H.;
Bush, Inman and Markham. ~:
May 5-Chinese 10, Westminster 4;
Inman and Markham. ~ ..... -. r..
May 6-Concordia 5, Chinese 3;
Swan and Markham.
May 7-Kokomo 2, Chinese 1; Ke-
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-10-26

Commercial Attache Phillip B. Ken,
nedy, at Melbourne, Australia, reports
that the Sydney chamber of commerce
expects to hold fair and exhibition
during September, 1917, and it is an
nounced in the papers that British
manufacturers had reserved 10000
square feet of space for exhibition
purposes. The present intention is to
exhibit British and hIlied goods only.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-10-26

Edwin F. Sweet resigned as assist.
ant secretary of commerce and will
leave for Michigan to open his cam
paign as democratic candidate for gov
eruor e.. ..-.=.. Il
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-10-26

AS in many other parts of China,
native indigo is being raised once
more in Manchuria. That Manchuria
may become en- industrial center Of
Importance is indicated by many fac
tories manufacturing cloth. knitted
goods, matches, etc.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-10-26

The American consul-general at Ha-
vana cabled the state department that
there was no information in Havana
regarding a reported discovery of
potash at Metembo, Cuba.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-10-26

While blowing in his garden, /. T.
Monroe, of North Livermore, Me-,
turned Up an old coin bearing the
date ITO and the inscription king
Carclinas."
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PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.

Vernon, 5; Los Angeles, 8.
Salt Lake, 6; Oakland, 10.
San Francisco, 10; Portland, 4.
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Travellers Will Meet
With 18th On Sunday

Swan, Ayau Moryama Inman and Yen Chin Will Join With
En- Sue Lang Akana. Bron All Lee Dawson, Kan Yen and
Others to Make an Attempt to Down Wrecknq Crew -
HuShaWS AllStarS Will Have an Excellent Chance to Win
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Daddy
. try this one
Grape Mint Cup

Grape Mint Cup
Arrange sprigs of mint in
tall glasses, fill two-thirds
full of cracked ice, pour over
the following: To one quart
of Armour's Grape Juice add
the juice of two lemons and
sugar to sweeten. Serve
with straws.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-10-26
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