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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-04-22
What healthy Nerves
Mean to You

A strong, vigorous nervous system
means health. strength and ability to
endure hardship and also TO enjoy the
full pleasures of life.
The man with healthy nerves accom-
plishes greater tasks with less fatigue.
He has clear eye. an active brain
and sound body. He Is enabled to
think better and work faster He has
energy. With healthy nerves he eau
overcome the hardest competition, be
successful and gain wealth
The woman with healthy nerves IL
never listless, weak or hopeless; she
Is not irritable, she never suffers from
hysteria, she has reserved surplus
Of endurance Healthy nerves win
prevent the sIeepless mother, although
worn with care and nursing. from
break down" caused by her double
or treble duty.
All men and women who suffer
from these forms Of nervousness
known as Neurasthenia-who have
gone to pieces" who lack energy,
who have Insomnia, who have sue
cumbed to nervous prostration or ner-
vous exhaustion, either mental or ply
steal, whose condition is one Of irrf
table weakness, viii find ready relief
and cure b the peculiar properties Of
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ATHLETICSHAl
found PLACE IN
Opening GAMES
Mack's Cellar Holders Settle in
Well; Fielder Jones Should
Not Finish Above Sixth

To date the Philadelphia Americans
are about the. only team that has
struck their mid-season form. Connie
Mack has started out with hold on
last place in Ban Johnson's circuit,
and the critics believe that the Phila-
delphia team will finish in that same
place. ..*.-.
In Honolulu the fans have begun to
warm up on the situats on and various
predictions are made as to the out
come of the races in the major cir
cults. Fielder Jones has many friends
In this city who believe that the
Browns will win the pennant 1t is
true that the Browns have started ont
we'll, but the song this year will be
"Will You Win EN- in September as
You Did in May?'r
No Pennant for Fielder.
Looking at the group of players
Fielder Jones has on his team, the
writer is inclined to believe that the
squad will not hold mp. II Fielder
jones lands his collection of players
in sixth place this year he will be DO
ing well. This prediction may not
sound good to a number of the ST
Louis followers, but notwithstanding
there are a number Of clubs n the
American League which will have the
edge on the squad from the Missouri
city. >=... II ...
The addition of Iris Speaker will
make the Cleveland squad strong, and
Tillie Walker, who was let out BY
Fielder, will be big addition to the
Boston team. Jones will have Mar.
sans, Shottem and Sisler, three good
fellows, but if Babe Borton fails 10
make good, and he will have to hurry
to do so, Sisler will have to take the.
job at the first station, and st. Louis
will miss Walker, who is one of the
leading fielders in the league.
Reds Going Good. ...
Buck Herzog has brought his Gin
cinnati team up close to the top, and
should the Reds land a winner this
year there will be much joy around
the circuit, as it has been many moons
since the Cincinnati club has won a
With the teams fighting for
first place this year, Herzog will have
an excellent chance to show il his
pitchers hold up.
Bill Donovan is another manager
who is popular around the circuit. |
and victory for the Yanks this year
would help baseball around Gotham
With Magee, Gilhooley and Maisel in |
the outfield, and the showing made by |
Gedeon in training, the Highlanders /
will have squad ready to fight for |
The flag. Otto Floto states that The
Yanks will be far down this year, but
nasmuch as Otto, as well as Hughey
Fullerton, have failed in the past to
pick winners, the assertion of the Der
yer sport writer may be taken. as a
'lam on Donovan's pitching zstaff,
which does not appear to be the weak.
st in the league, by any means. When
New York plays a few more games
md the players get used to each=other
I might be well to look ont for The
tanks ....- /
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There is a certain intolerance about
the white man which inflicts misery
and often extinction on primitive
races. This is illustrated by the
fate of Ishi, the primitive man
who was discovered In California
five years ago. On the pretext Of
making him comfortable and pro-
tecting him from hardships, fussy
scientists induced him to aban-
don outdoor life and to live in house.
Result: death from tuberculosis, Mis-
sionarias no sooner go to work in
Africa that they persuade the negroes
to wear white mans clothes and make
themselves uncomfortable in the name
Of modesty, when in fact savages are
as modest without clothes as white
men are with them. In some respects
white man is a pesky busybody.-
Oregonian. E=. z.
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LOCAL 0ARSMEN
MAY COMPETE IN
HAWAII REGATTA
HeaIanis, MyrtIeS and Honolu-
Ius Willing to Send Crews
" 4. to Hilo on July d

p
Honolulu may send three boat clubs
to Hilo 10 row in a regatta in that
city on July 4. At meeting last
niaht of the Hawaiian Rowing Asso-
citation. Melvin A. NicolI OF the Hi %
Boat Club issued an invitation to tho
Myrtles, Healanis and Honolulis to
come to the Big Island on lndepend-
ence Day.
Members present at the meeting
last evening agreed to send the boat
clubs TO Hawaii. and il Mr. NiccH
can arrange the expense with the mer-
chants of Hilo, the big reeatta n Hilo
harbor will be assured II is planEad
to send one barge crew and one pair
cared crew from each club. Hlo will
also enter one barge crew and one
pair-cared.
Hilo. interested. I'LL a.
Mr.. Nieoll stated that the Hilo
people are getting hack of their boat
club and he hoped to see the Hjio
club in actual competition with tire
Honolulu crews A tn angle course
has been mapped out in Hilo harbor,
which will give the spectators view
of the entire race, The grand stand
will be erected on Kahio wharf.
Hilo was voted in a member of the
Hawaiian Racing Association las.
evening, which means that there will
be four clubs, entered in the coming
regatta in September A definite ar
swer form Hawaii will be received on
April %, as TO whether the merchants
will back the project of bringing the
Honolulu crews to the Big Island. II
is practically assured that the three
crews will make the trip. The crews
had planned on holding aTegatta at
Pearl Harbor, but in case the Hi'o
people make arrangements the Pearl
Harbor plan will be abandoned.
New Constitution.
At the meeting last evening new
constitution and bylaws was framed.
which make number of changes. In
the future the regatta will count
points for first, second and third, the
club winning the most points captur
ing the regatta. Points will be >. 3
and 1. This will insure more entries
in the various events.
Boats in the future must keep ~
their own water throughout the
course. The association also ruled on
the definition of a freshman. stating
that a freshman is an oarsman who
has never rowed in an association re.
gatta.
Plan Excursion.
Before adjourning the members
took up the project of an excursion tn
Hilo on July f. II was planned that
il the RIGHT arrangements could be
made withAthe Inter-Island Steam
ship Company an excursion party
would be formed The party would
leave Honolulu on Saturday afternoon,
returning Wednesday morning
Those present at the meeting lest
evening were George a.. Crozier, VII.
liam l. Rosa and, Ray B. Rietew
Myrtle Boat C'uO; William Lyle L. Fl.
L. Hart. B. E. Hooper, HonoluIus; z.
j. Hardesty, James Z. Yaeger,
Healanis.
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Three first-class bowling alleys have
been completed at the National Qua n
aTmory, and for the first time the
members OF the National Guard took
advantage OF the sport yesterday after
noon, and number of good scores
we're made.
There has been increased interest
in bowling In Honolulu during the
past year, and with the three new al.
leys at the armory and the Y. NJ. c. A.
alleys, the knights of the Maple Slide
will have an opportunity to spill the
pins.
Many Bowling Enthusiasts.
There ere hundreds of good bowlers
among the members of the National
Guard, and according to the state.
ments going around there must be at
least three score who can average $50.
Many OF the pin spillers who have not
appeared on the alleys for 10 years or
more are now taking up the sport,
and withal some good scores were
made In the first games. &
One of the well-known athletes
around town stated that he used to
average around $50. He had not
bowled for FIVE years, and made an
attempt to show the other members
that he was In the Jimmy Smith class.
The first game he made 1876. Then
the crowd jeered, and the ardent bowl
ing enthusiast tried again. He raised
the figures to 145, and in the third
game, using cross alley ball, toppled
them over for total of 1877. Then
the crowd opined that he must have
been a terror in his day.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-04-22
ATHLETICS WIN
Fl First CONTEST
OF YEAR TODAY
Connie Mack's Aggregation
Breaks Into Win Column;
Browns and Quakers Lead

lnbo0C48SN0
NEW YORK. April 21.--The fea-
lures of the games this afternoon was
the victory of the Athletics over the
Boston Americans. Connie Mack's
crew won their first game of the year,
and sent the Worlds Champions out
of first place The White Sox-Tigers
game today was like that of yester-
day, a close one, and the Detroit
team won out after a hard battle.
Despite the press agent work for the
Giants with Bonnie Kauff, they con-
tinue to lose, and today dropped an
other game to the Quakers. Pittsburg
and Brooklyn had easy victories In
their games with the Cardinals and
Braves. The scores of tpday's games
are as follows:
American League.
At Washington-New York 5, Wash.
ington 3.
At Detroit Detroit 8, Chicago 2.
At Philadelphia Philadelphia 3.
Boston l.
At St. Louis ST. Louis II. Cleve.
land l.
National League.
At Pittsburg-Pit tsburg 8, st. Louis
o.
At New Philadelphia 6, New.
York g
At Boston-Brooklyn 10. Boston 8.
At Chicago-Wet grounds.
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Claire Gduignn
Will Compete On
Coast This Year

II has been definitely decided that
the 100-yard national A. A. o. indoor
swimming championship for women
will be held in the Sutro Baths, San
Francisco, on July 4. Two and prob
ably three of the speediest mermaids
of the East are to be on hand to bid
for laurels.
The announcement was made few,
days ago by the secretary of the gov
erning body that tryouts would be
staged II Boston, New York and Phila-
delphia, in order to ascertain the rela-
tive speed of the many candidates
and the election OF the favored pair
be made according to the times
shown tea
Consistent Performer.
There is very little doubt. however,
that Miss Claire GalhgSn of New York
City and a member of the National
Women's Lifesaving League will be
sent, because she performs so excel
lently IN competition. While not such
a consistent record breaker as Miss
Dorfner, she nevertheless has most OF
her home championships, besides be
ing the present 500-yard national
champion. In winning this race few
days ago Miss .Galligan established
records for the 300 yards, 3:43 As;
and the 500 yards in sos Is.
After winning the 500-yard title in
record time and competing in the elm
ination heats Of 100-yard handicap,
she took the final of the latter event
in 1 10 As.
II Miss Galligsn decides TO come to
the coast she win meet Miss Frances
CowelIs, Miss Daley, Miss Dorothy
Becker, Miss Burns and perhaps one
of the swimmers OF this city II Miss !
LuciIe Legfes or Miss Befnicia Lane
can show fast time in the coming |
swimming meet, one of them may be
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Inter.compsnY Matches.

l1ter-Comp5ny Matches. RI ~ u
The first move on the part OF the
committee in charge of the alleys will
be the practise ter those who wish to
appear in the tournaments in the fu-
tHre or for match games. Later on
an inter.company tournament will be
formed, and these matches should
bring out a heap of interest. There is
easily enough material In the National
Guard to make up al least IL teams,
big Tournaments in the future should
be a feature in local sports. "
Right now the members of the Ma
tional Guard are not saying much
about issuing challenges, but as soon
as the players get the head pin dead"
there will be considerable Growing
around the city 1t is possible that
tournaments will be arranged later
with the Y. M. c. A. contingent md
the pinsmashers OF the other islands.
Billiards Coming.
Since the appearance of Willie
Hoppe and KOjif Yamada at the arm
DRY, there has been an unusual amount
of interest in billiards, and in the
practise games the champions have
shown enough to convince the mem
bers that billiard tables would be an
asset to the organization
All of the members who have
watched Hoppe and Yamada in prac-
tise as well as those who have tried
the new alleys are enthusiastic about
the bowling and billiard features, and
it is expected that the members of
the National Guard will take high
place in the field of these events.
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-FOUR CHAMPIONS
WILL APPEAR
ATHLETIC PARK
Saturday and Sunday Will
Show Three Games, a Band
and Two Billiard Champs

This afternoon at 3: 20 the Japanese
Of the city will have an opportunity
cf cheering for a winning team of
their own nationality. The prediction
is made that the Japanese will win.
The Waseda squad will meet Charley
Lyman's aggregation of All-Star jap
anese players. =.
To the fans around the city the
gaHte promises to be a close one, and
il would not be at all surprising IL
Mcriyama proved to be too much for
the visitors. The Waseda team Is
confident that they will romp home
with the bacon, and their recent vic
tory, bver Fort Kamehameha has given
them confidence.
Many Champions.
On, Sunday the Honolulu fans will
have the pleasure of seeing four
champions Of the world Two of these
will be American; and two Japanese.
Willie Hoppe will be out this after
noon and also on Sunday, so this will
be one worlds champion The Hawai-
ian Band will be another worlds
champion. Koii Yamada will be the
Japanese champion and the Waseda
squad is the champion baseball ag-
gFegation or Japan
In, addition TO the champions the
fans Will see the first game of the
Oahu League series tomorrow after
neon when the st. Louis squad clash
es with the 25th Infantry. In their
last game the St. Louis squad defeat
ed the 25th with Jansen In the box.
but the eoIored soldiers will surely
go after revenge tomorrow The
first game will begin at 1880 and the
second at $3.50 o'clock.
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" The University of Michigan: two
mile relay team defeated Cornell Uni
versity at the 74th Regiment armory,
Buffalo, N. Y, in minutes So 3-5 sec
onds. It is new intercollegiate rec
ord for the distance. s...-=
Annapolis academy fencers easily
defeated the University of Pennsylva-
mia in a dual meet Annapolis won
eight out of nine bouts with foils and
all six bouts with the saber.
Mrs. j. ". Hurd of the Pittsburg
Country Club defeated Mrs. r. H. Bar
low. Bryn Mawr. in the playoff of the
tie for the silver foils golf CHAMPION
ship at Pinehurst, n. c., Sc strokes
to 81. :.. =. ..~:I
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YOlJNGS'I|E|R'IAIND
VETERAN MAKE
GOOD Showing
Speed Martin and Old Joe Cor
belt Show Up Well in Early
Games in Coast League

Speed Martini who was, the star
pitcher OF the Olympic Club team
which recently visited Honolulu, has
signed with the Oakland team OF the
Pacific Coast League, and in his first
game this year defeated the Salt Lake
aggregation by a score of 8 to o.
Martin also appeared in another
game, but was given the gate by the
Coasters Rowdy Elliott, the boss OF
the Oaks, intends to- give Peaches q
thorough tryout. Z.
Old Joe Corbett, who used to be a
star with the old Orioles at Baltimore
20 years ago, has once more taken
his stand in the pitchers box. He
was given a tryout with the San Fran
cisco Seals, and in q recent game in
the Coast League held his opponents
to four hits for six innings.
A Real Comeback. .fs i.
In case Corbett can show his worth
it will be the. first time In history that
pitcher has come back after such a
long absence from the game Joe Cor
bett, who is a brother of the extehani-
pion heavyweight boxer, played on the
same team with Hughey Jennings and
John McGraw, Wilbur Robinson, Billy
Keeler and other stars. The fact that
the first three are major league man
ayers denotes that there was consid-
cradle head work in the play of the
great Baltimore aggregation.
The fact that Hans Wagner and
Nap Lajoie are the only stars playing
in the majors now who were on the
diamond at the time Corbett perform
ed means that the former Oriole viii
have hard fight to make to come
back If Joe does the comeback he
win be one of the biggest cards on the
Pacific coast.
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The proprietors earnestly ask for
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A contract has been made to build a
100000 motor speedway around the
lake OF the Birmingham. Ala, Motor
and Country Club. A. G. Hermann,
chairman OF the national baseball com
mission and president of the Cincin-
speedway company
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-04-22

Mckinley High has lost several
first class athletes. Harry Melim and
George Hawkins are among the stars
who have left, while ether men such
as Joe Stickney, Fred and Sam Car
ter will graduate this year. -. ~.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-04-22

The Harvard Club of New York
: finally won its annual chess match
with the Yale club when the game be-
tween J, L. Clark of Harvard and A.
s. Jameson of Yale ended in a draw
after 81 moves.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-04-22

The Maine intercollegiate. Lawn
Tennis Association will hold its cham
pionship tournament at Orono this
spring, the date being May % and
26. IN ..<- s< s..
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-04-22

Coach f. E. Midkiff of Punahou is
quite certain that Peterson and Cor
rea will land an infield job this COM
ing baseball season. .s'
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WHAT THE MERMAID Wits
r.. PEREO ME.

n 49,. @a ~
Z note the fact with eIee,
n The mermaid Whispered me,
4 That a brand new fishing club
Z has just been born.
= And my heart beats fast with
joy, ! :-
Z As think Of each dear boy,
4 Who will make my life a little
= Tess forIorn. .,....
4 My mind is full Of Ayres,
y My heart Of hearts Reeves
= shares, A.. >:- =.
r I'm in love with Archie Robert
r. son, it's true,
u Rut there's one man who is
Il missing, 49,.
Z The one would be kissing
= Is Swartzberg with Ills old
4 corkscrew. +"
= They've surely left him out,
n Tell me, have you any doubt?
x Where they formed this club
= at hours which were late.
< That they soon will come a-fish-
< ing, -.# -. ... H..
Il For Pm hoping and I'm wishing
= That they'll save NE just
z gIassfuI Of their bait.
< =. A FISHERMAN. .
& aaa saaa saas ~
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Authorizations - Cos-Cosmos: s.
Service; C-Cheechakos; O-Oahus;
Ac-AllsChinese; H-Honolulus.
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COAST LEAGUE STANDING.

Yesterdays Games.
2 Vernon 4, Oakland 3.
Los Angeles 2, San Francisco 1.
Portland VS.. Salt Lake, rain
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Bowling To Be Feature
At Armory This Season

Three New Alleys Completed for Pin Spers Of National Guard
Members Make First Appearance on Maple Skid-lnter
Company Tournaments Will Be Promoted-Cominttee Plans
to Purchase New Billiard Tables in Near Future
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Downtown CLUE WINS.

The 0ormitory Club took all three
games from the H. A. c. in the Y M.
C. A. Club Bowling League last even
ing. The second game was hair
raiser, the Dormitory men winning out
by single pin 718 to III.
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alertness spelled downfall" F Com
pany got 10 hits to KS eight. and four
of them were for extra bases. r
punched their hits, too, but apparent
ly all the Company runners did was
hit, get on bases and wait for K Com
pany to put them out. H.. "
Company K 80 0 o / 3 0 o I o 5
Base hits % o o 2:22 0-<8
Company F ...1 0 Q o 0 0 l l o. 3
Base hits -. ] q 1 0 do
Batteries Company X, Woodfin and
De Vergilles; Company F, Brindza
and Laws. -. Ill. j.. ..-a +
Three-base hits-Snyder, F, 2. Two
base hits Higgins F, Laws F, Gilman
K, DeVergilles h. Struck out-By
Brindza II, by Woodfin z. Bases on
baIls-Off Woodfn 3, OF Brindza /.
Sacrifice hits Shelton, Ross, Manning
X. .....- , ~. = .
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selected to go to San Francisco to
meet the best girl swimmers on the
coast and the EASTERN star.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-10-25

trick as that. 4A..u ,-en-a rev months ago on the continent-I met girl'-
 He paused.i
 I'm not a clever chap, really," he went on. "I'm afraid cannot describe her to you. Spirited-charming' He looked toward the youngest of the trio. ''You at least understand" he finished
 Mir. Minot leaaed back in his chair and smiled most engaging smile. Perfectly" he said.
 "Thank you," wont on Lord Barrow by in all seriousness. Tt was only in- cidental, quito irrelevant, that this young woman happened to be very wealthy. l fell desperately in love. am still in that-er-pleasing state. The young lady's name, gentlemen, is Cynthia Meyrick. She is the daughter of Spencer Meyrick: whose fortune has, believe, been accumulated in oil.'
 MT. Thacker's eyebrows rose respect fully.
 "A week from next Tuesday" said Lord Narrowly solemnly, "at San Marco, on the east coast of Florida, this young woman and I are to be married"
 1 And what" asked Owen Jephson, "is. your proposition?'
 Lord Narrowly shifted nervously in his chair.
 "I say we are to be married" he con- tinued. "But are we? That is the nightmare that haunts me- A slip My-er-creditors coming down on me And, far more important, the dreadful agony of losing the dearest woman in the world"
 "What could 'happen?" MT. Jephson wanted to know.
 Did say the young woman was vi. vacious? inquired Lord Narrowly. "She is-a thousand girls in one. Some untoward happening and she might change her mind in a fash"
 Silence within the room; outside the roar of New York and the chatter of the inevitable rivcting machine mak- ing its points relcntlessly. "That," said Lord Narrowly slowly, ''is what I wish you to insure me against, Mr. Jephson."
 You mean
 q mean the awful possibility of Miss Cynthia Meyrick's changing her mind.
 Again silence, save for the rivetine machine outside, and three men look ing unbelievingly at one another.
 "Of course," his lordship went on hastily, fit is understood that I per sonally am very eager for this wedding to take place. It is understood that in the interval before the ceremony shall