davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-09-06
GREAT NORTHERN FOLDER
FEATURES HONOLULU I'M
PICTURES AND STORIES

The Great Northern Steamship
Company's folder has arrived In Ho.
nolulu. and Is typical Of the folders
that are sent out by that company.
On the two cover pages are paintings
Of a Hawaiian surfrider that are rea-
listic. The cover. pages have been
done In four colors Stamped on the
Great Northern folder in big letters
is the word sHonolulu."
The folder contains many iliustra-
tons Of scenes in Hawaii as we'll as
scenes along the Great Northern in
Montana and Washington, but Homo
lulu is featured, and the cover pages
not only show the stamp of Hawaii,
but the leading articIes have been
written around the islands. More than
$4,000 copies have already been
issued - 8
In letter to A. p; Taylor, n. A.
Jackson, general traffic manager Of
the Great Northern at San Francisco,
states that there is a growing inter
est in Hawaii and that articles for
warded to the mainland by the Hawaii
Promotion Committee and the publ
city given Hawaii by the steamship
Company have been a feature, and
that the Great Northern expects a
record season.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-09-06
MAIL IS
BACK TO STAY,
SAYS GRACE

A new transpacific steamship SER
vice, superior to that OF the past, with
large Atlantic-type liners, is assured
by Joseph p. Grace, head Of w. r..
Grace G. Company and director of the
American international Corporation.
who came across the continent to des-
patch the American steamer Ecuador,
nucleus of the fleet, on her maiden
voyage across the Pacific, says the
San Francisco Chronicle.
The Pacific Mail is in the Oriental
trade to stay" said Grace. I'VE ex.
pect to attain success with the new
line, and at the first showing of this
success San Francisco will see one of
the finest transpacifIc services that
can be operated. Ocean leviathans
such as are used in the Atlantic trade
Will be placed in the service, which
Will bring San Francisco and the ORR
eEt in closer relations.
Tho significance oil the departure
OF the Ecuador to the Orient is two
fold" he continued. First, the yes.
sci acts as an opening wedge to the
leyiathans to follow in gaining the
trade lost to American shipowners by
the retirement of the Pacific Mail
Steamship Company, and secondly,
which is important both to San Fran
cisco and the whole United States, ii
marks the restoration of the American
flag under American capital to the
transpacific route VI ......=..
And now" said John H. Rosseter,
general manager of w. r. Grace &
Company and vice-president and gen,
eral manager Of the new Pacific Mail,
that the new service has been born,
let Congress enact legislation which
will encourage and foster it and not
go out of its way to kill it in en-
hryo'"S e II
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-09-06
SHIPPING 6WATERfRONT News
MAl|NA KEA WILL
SAIL AT s P. N.
gTH and 10TH

To accommodate Maui and Hawaii
patrons Of the line and give them OBJ
portunity TO stay until the end OF the
polo games and horse races this and
next Saturday, September 9 and 16.
the tnter-Island Steam Navigation
Company has decided to have the
Manna Kea sail from Honolulu at s
O'Clock instead Of D. m. this coming
Saturday and week from Saturday.
Vice-President J. L. Mclean of the
mter-island announced the later SAIL
ing hours today. saying the company
had decided to make the time of de-
parture later so those coming over
from Maui and Hawaii would not have
TO make rush for the steamer and
miss seeing the closing events OF the
races and polo games on September
8 and Is.
The Maui arrived this morning from.
Kauai ports, bringing IS cabin and IA
deck passengers Inward frefelIt was
4SSS A&c1e q se8aF. ~ casf1 "a pears.
and 80 packdges of sundries. Sugar
reported by this steamer 20 be awsft.
ing shipment on Kauai is $500 sacks
Of Kealia; and 1877 bags of Ahukini.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-09-06
PASSENGERS ARRIVED

Per U. S. A. 4. Sheridan from Ma,
Mia end Nagasaki. today: For Ho.
nolulu. from Manila-Francis Aqua.
ia. Joseph Aguada, r. w. Boughton
and wife, w. NJ. Brewer. E. B. Conant
and wife, E. L. Gay. wife and seven
children, Mrs. c. H. Halliday and two
children, ]. r. Hanna, T. d. Jenkins,
3. 7. Justeen, Mrs. F. Knoll, /. G.
Myers. Mrs. L. Page and three child.
rem. Mrs. E. NJ. Sears, Lieut. Col. VIM.
]. Snow, wife and mother-in-law, Mrs.
Locke. HI o. Bauman, G. c. Coleman,
d. II Laubman and wife, w. r. Mann,
G. w Olson and wife. Mrs. G. L. Sc.
we'll and three children, T. F. Smith,
wife and son, G. W. Walker. From
Nagasaki-Prof Joseph F.. Rock.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-09-06
VILHELMINA HAS
CAPACITY LOAD
FOR FRISCO
w. ~ - -'--z-

Taking out a capacity cargo and
with every stateroom having at least
two passengers, the Matson liner Will
helmina, Capt Peter Johnson, steam
ed for San Francisco from Pier 10 at
10 o'clock this morning, with the usu-
al good-sized crowd present to speed
her on her way. ...- -:
3 Outgoing passengers were 12S cabin
and Is Storage. There was room for
only eight more women and no men
passengers Cargo was 100 tons, all
the big steamer could hold, and includ-
ed 1900 tons of sugar. 500 of molasses.
$1,000 cases of canned pines, 300
lunches of bananas and various mis-
cellaneous freight.
No mail from the postoffice left on
the Wilhelmina, but discriminate mail
amounting to several bags was rushed
to the steamer by business firms.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-09-06
AIDING ST0WAWAYS
CHARGED TO SHiNYO
MAIL DEPT. OFFICER

Wanted by the Japanese govern
ment for completely in an attempt
10 smuggle two Japanese into the
United States, Risaburo Yamaguchi.
assistant postmaster Of the big T. K.
X. liner Shinyo Maru, which sailed for
San Francisco at $3.50 this morning.
was removed from the steamer Tues
day, and will be returned TO Japan.
Another Japanese. Hichiii Marta. a
Quartermaster on the liner. was also
taken off and will be returned The
two stowaways and one other, dis
covered In the mail room OF the liner
an hour after she had left Yokohama,
will be sent back to the Orient as
wei. The third stowawsy said he was
a stevedore and had fallen asleep on
The ship, not intending to leave Yolso-
kama.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-09-06

Between Boards: Sales: 30, 81,
. 100, 70, % McBryde, II; s., Is Olaa
1875; 20, 180 Eva, 341s; % H. C. &
S.. Co., 491z; % H. B. & NJ. Co, 1874 |;
800 Fl. B. & NJ. Co.. 20; 80 Pioneer,
Al; $50 Oahu Sugar Co., 32A; % Alex,
ander & Baldwin, 300 .... =. H.
Session Sales: 100 McBryde, Il; 80,
Is, 80, olaa, 1875; 10, % Onomea,
55A; 100 II. C. & s. Co., 1914.
Latest sugar quotations: So degrees
test. 4.89 cts. or $3.50 per ton. =
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-09-06

Pearls are steadily increasing in
value; they are now worth three
times as much as they we're ten years
ago. .--r~.-.r =. -.
The banana takes the place of cere-
ale among the Indians of South Amer
lea, il the East Indies ana il parts
of Africa. -:~
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-09-06
P0SToFFlcE TIME
TABLE FOR MONTH

Following 10 the postoffics time
table for September. II 10 subject
70 change II sudden arrangements
are made for unexpected mail service:
UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS
& stsamsrs 10 arrive from
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-09-06

The American schooner William
Olsen. 4s1 tons net, is another vessel
chartered by the Hawaiian Fertilizer
Company to bring nitrate from Chile.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-09-06

The Tx. X. chartered steamer
Kwanto Maru. now in port loading
scrap iron. may take the next mail to
Yokohama. II she does not it win
20 in the Nippon Maru September ls.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-09-06

A factory in France drives turbines
with water from reservoir on a
mountain 500 feet above it
; Spain has been practising irriga-
ton for more than a century, its
first canal having been begun in 1874
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-09-06

Five steamers were being worked
yesterday by Castle & Cooke. They
were the Manoa, Wilhelmina, Hiloni-
an, Shinyo Maru and Kwanto Maru
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-09-06
HARBOR Notes

Arrival at Sydney September 6 of
the Oceanic liner Sierra is reported.
Next mail from San Francisco will
arrive Monday morning in the Ocean
io steamer Ventura.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-09-06

Bringing lumber cargo for Allen
& Robinson, the steamer schooner
Daisy Putnam, which arrived off port
last evening, locked at Pier II this
morning. She left Grays Harbor Aug
ust 25. -..
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-09-06

Another mail for San Francisco is
leaving at 10 a. NJ, tomorrow on
the transport Sheridan. The Shinyo
Maru, sailing at $3.50 this morning,
took a full despatch The Wilhelmi-
ma, which left at 10 O'Clock, had none.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-09-06
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

Furnished roemsi close m. 767 Kinaa.
st, phone 1867. 6573--2t
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-24
TRANSFER
INDIANS TODAY

CHICAGO. Feb. 23-Transfer Of the
stock of the Cleveland American League
club from The bankers holding Charles
". Somcrs Interests Co J. e. Dunn aud
his colleague. I> Co teke Tsace at Cievc-.
land tomorrow. and tonight. Mr.. Dunn.
president Johnson. OF the American
League. Robert McRoy. and Reed Lane
leit Tor tu. Forest cts. 10 u.s. not OK
pected that the organization OF the new
club viii take place tomorrow. but tho
list OF stockholders may be given out
and g. date set Tor their first meeting
DisCu~sIUn leading Co The transfer Of
the Cleveland American Association
team. another ~omsrs holding. o. tu take
place tomorrow rt the schedule m..f-
fuE OF the association az Culumhu-.
President .LItInEtuu. who ieft for C1i-
umhu- night said Do knew OF no
definite plans which would result iu tho
immtgiIf. saI. of the franchise VI rs
trauSter. but rHuors persisted here to-
Gay. that Charlie Thomas. former rresl-
dent uf fH. Chicago N.II0uaIr. would
he thr buyer neither DO viii bs placed
tu Toledo ur SOM. Other ,itt. was NOT
known. though 'f was reported recently
that au eastern town might ger tho
IIat sr- H.-iir. SIR Thomas. George
Sf'NalI to-day. was among Tho possible
purchases
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-24
LINSLY DOW Ms
TRIADELPHIANS
CADETS TRIM PIKE BOYS BY
--IkA Va 90 TO II LAST
EVENING.
Also Took Pike Freshmen
INTO Camp by Scot Of &c 20 10.
FIRST Half Was Close.

The Triadelphla district high school
basket bail team last evening went down
% defeat ~ the hands OF the IlusIv In
-tltute quintet by the score OF 36 L. h.
tn" first half ended with the score
~staudiuE 10 fu 6 !u favor q the IIusil
poAS. but th't took o. brace ana played
the Triad'lphiaus Oft their feet during
The last perluu. This was principally
que o. the lack Of PRAGUE. during the
past three weeks iy the pike boys.
elmer end Jasper were the stars for
Ltnsiy. while Beams and parkius who
played the second half. made tho hps.
showing for Trindciunla. This was the
second victory Tor th, Cadets over the
District boys.
The preliminary game between the
lIueiN Freshmen and the TriadflunIu
Freedmen also proved an exciting con-
test Tho Cadets were Victors iu this
game by fhe score OF De- TO I8. N,GDWu
and Humphrey were the stars.
The scores.
Ltnsly-30. Tr1adeiphia-l2.
Eachman Nichols
Right Forward.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-24
FED PLAYERS TO
BE SOLD SATURDAY

CHICAGO. Feb. 23.-White slaves OF
The amon viii b. auctloncd of in
lars" parcels saturday when the Federal
League holds ITS obsCquies here.
As soon aS tho league has been prop
'rIy inferred and thc funeral sermon
said. do" heirs and descendants will soil
tn the highest bidders all the remaining
cUntf"l7 and assigns.
hidiiuE for Gene Packard. the star
i~cft-naud-d pitcher. promises Co De keen.
1- several teams are said fo De DESTROYS
OF obtaining hts services. Harry Sin
clair. who controls the contracts OF
rtuF ~ th. former Federal stairs. will
Do Hf The meeting. as Viii several own
CTS OF organized bali.
Weeghman Wants Hurler.
,Utrl's Wccghman. Of the Cubs
Whales. will boz on hand with "a Tat
purse NceEhman plans TO buy Pack
HrI. tht d. luxe s~Outhpuw of the Kan
city Fcdorals and perhaps a Few
others
$50 now developments iu the transfer
o fthe cleveland Americans 10 =. .
IHnu and hIs a-seociatsg were made
known to-day Mr.. Dunn admitted.
however. ha had talked with Robert No
Roy formerly tho American League sec
rotary. and later part owner OF tho Hoq-
ton 't'i SoN. and Dr. is said Gro ii %
De- allowed 10 purchase "a small block
~ tho Cleveland stock. and will De made
secretary 81 the club.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-24
pEMAREST STILL LIVES
DEATH REPORTED UNTRUE.

ELGlN. Ill. t,b. 23-OfncIals OF
the Elstu state Insane Hospital were
unable to-day Co explain reports OF
chicago friends Of Calvin Demarest
one time holder of the worlds anna
teur billiard championship that De
marest had died.
Demarcst f. In practically the
same condition as when he was com
Hllltrd 10 the asylum several
months ago. DR.. Hawlcy. assistant
superintendent OF the asylum. said.
He d. In bad mental condition. but
iu no immediate danger OF death"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-24
NEW LEAGUE WANTED

ERIE. Pa. Feb 3-President Thos.
J WConnor, Of the Erie baseball club.
has received a letter from ". B. Strsng.
OF Canton, o.. asking Erie 90 Join with
Youngstown. canton and Akron a. the
nucleus OF q new baseball league. a
meeting Of the local stockholders will
be held tonight to decide.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-24
T~RIADELPHIA HIGH
WI Play GIafsrHvius a. Whssling
Forh Saturday EveuinH-FLfa
LADS Ara working uard.

NHfHrIHN rUruIuH fhe eIafsratIUn
NIa" ..|..f team VIII come hero FOR r.
return rHwr With fnr TrIadeIrhIa bows
In H rrrrUf contest played af alafrra
5000. fn. TfIrr county boys were fnr
F|.f.fH ht M handsome score but aInra
Chef Cline TrInHrirhia has been cruaId.
rrnhlf strength rnod ard mould put up
H much better game
Tho same VNI Dol played on fhc fror
m fhf wheeling park casino and the
Trindf'lhIa boys are uracuCIug daily Tor
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-24
JESS WILLARD ON
WAY TO NEW YORK

NEW YORK. Feb 23=HrDadwav sr5
vicinity pDr.ed zap to-day on the rscelnt
'. u.As that Jess willard u.s. 90 leave
'n.rrcn Thursday night Co. keen hfe IIf-
t' date with Frank Moran al Mister
Nflirou squares Garden. WfTarI-s
~'NlIn.4In- ana Group are almost cured.
according t1 Tom Jones. tl. riar. =
manager.
F.lr that Willard would mot De abe
q. sH"" up f.r Oh" IN-rnuud rsht March
300 the seat sale.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-24
TWENTY -SEQEN TEAMS TO ENTER
STATE BASKET BALL TOURNAMENT

the Charleston Five as four Of this
team have been through the mill once
anu VIII be more 81 home pa the floor
a. Msu As more accustomed 90 the Dig
erowds and general excitement attend
ing the event.
Other Prospects
scanning the list OF probable entrants.
ABOVE Two teams stand out almost as
conspicuously as Charleston and Buck
cannon. These two are rarkersburg aud
.a.liH'hl IN nine games with other
teams entered In the Tournament at
this time Farkcrsburg has won eight
anu lost but one. This last was TO
OF one point. SISftrSvIiie. -tlarE-bsr-
and Elkins. three formidable opponents.
nave fallen on their own floors while
r@lttnohI. salem, Elkius, Wheeling, and
'~larkSburg have gone down az Park.
oIro4fE Fairmunt has played "a long
scnedulc. Tn twelve high school games
she has won mine ana lost three. EIc.-
hannpn beat her az Fairmout. and she
lost 70 Parkersourg and C~larksburg on.
thcir floors BY narrow margins. Her
most creditable performance seems 10
nave been the beating OF Wheeling and
; alNieW AZ FairmOut aud Elklus at ELK
ans. Ah'Nc records NOT only sutttlt Park
ershurg and tairmont 90 consideration
but the fact that both teams al, made
w 81 veterans who have been through
Che Tournament once before i- a big f.r-
,,f ~ thcir FAVOR. Looking further into
ne list OF entries and the records of
20 pass by New Martin-yiIr. WsIIsburs.
ana bluetie4d. Nellshurg was runner
~ go 500 h"NN NaNNIIHAAh last year AnA
went into the finals with Ch4rI,--.Nn
with the confidence OF half o., Aure-
la.'l~ az the games. SHE had come uu-
hera4ded but went away with the aI-
niratluu OF all who had seen her team
i'y rms year without unusual clam
or about IT, WcilshurE has proceeded 20
WIN 'is. out of nine games play u With
che best teams ln the towns aulae.nl 90
least one man who made. his marx 4t
h~I,hnauuuu last Et- and
NE Nel4-olrB team must be ~rcckuuco
Magnolia Is Newcomer
Magnolia. representing Nev Martins
thit. a newcomer in tus t,Id uf Ha--
h'iu4t. Tier victory over Huntington
.t 4t-.i, and Use results lu GAMES with
Niiualeuoitn, and Si-t.r-FiliD. the la-t
"u ODE latter Iu1r. sutlti. .sr TO some
usuron here and consideration when
The Referees whistle calls BIER nlskis-
ONO tH- floor. .rnlulH.s fr apparently
aHiuE his men play basketball out ~
li emu OF me short Limo and must Does
WHtcr'd uy aIl t.~ hopeful ones. Blue
It'.H D. another one new 20 tus TUuruI-
W.uL H-r most notable accomplish
u.ni .' u'rn defeating LlNlus hlgh
f '-l" score at IIueflulu. though 10
ls certain that hef almost u-uiutcrupteI
.tf... 10y fIIi"fIt" have given her great
prestige t~hruIthu-t Oh. southwestern
school U.s4 well hr.w. Boo chat .~..tt.r.
have fallen and ttr Charleston aeer,la-
tt'n is The only one 90 have tas,u her
measure.
Eik.u- rlarksh1rg. Tairvi.R Thomas
Salon. ana Weston 600. aI strong but
have mst some rnFcreca. F.tfIr- the
"U Hf toe breaks - tus drawing. u...I.
i.. tHy one 0I those teams formidable
f.t ..es OF COO least TWO of I.-m f...
have been late .n getting started through
various haud.,8ps.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-24
Some day you'll hit on a
Sensible cigarette

And as soon as you
smoke it, you'll at once
Know that it's sensible:
W 1t will please your
taste. That goes with
out saying, otherwise it
would not be sensible
for you.
(2) 1t will be COM
Portable to your throat
and tongue-not hot or
bity as some cigarettes
are.
~ And it will not
leave you feeling over
smoked" even after a
long smoking day.
We would like to
have you match Fatima
against each one of
those three points for a
sensible cigarette. Then
try any ciea-
rette made on those
same points.
So many other men
have found Fatimas
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-24
TITLE TO
BE SETTLED HERE
HUNTIEGroN GIRLS BASKET BALL
TEAM WILL PLAY AT
PARK, FRIDAY.
Old Cola and Blue Squad 10 Ready 70
Meet Second City LasEies-seoond
Team Plays Trfadslphia.

saturday VIII probably see the settle
fueut OF the girls title Tor the state
basket ball supremacy. when Wheeling
hisu meets the Huntington girls ave
at Wheeling park owing fu the recent
accident at tuD hIEu school Boo which two
sections of the balcony frlI. 10 has be-
come necessary for. th, old G1ta nnr
Hiu" defenders L. play t.s game al
Wheeling park Coach Thornton r.-fer-
DAY took his team to the paris and
tuty spent considerable time urHrf .cIf-
Hnd tamliariz.ng themselves with th,
new floor.
with the exception OF tho who,I.ul
team. the Huntington rfrl. hay. th.
best record 200 .uc state The. have, Iost
but one contest aud that VAS Co fn.
locals ly the narrow matE.U uI three
points. as The encounter
FRIDAY evening viii deciI. the .f7m-
pluu-hip. lu case the Wheeling girls
win. % is considered the most Import
amt ~ the season.
A. "a preliminary game The -@Sor.
team Of Whg-luE lien school viii play
The Trlaleluhil girls. This ls the SEQ
ono gam. OF The year fur tHD uIt.th.-
pike girls. but they expect tu win from
the first big gHm. Boo the pike district
this winter 10 is expected that one OF
the largest crowds ever attending ~
game Doc this vicinity wiI Dee on hand
FRIDAY week The Wheeling lIrls VIII
goo f' Marietta whore tuet viii .4t fH.
college girls team 90 that place Safe
uruas evening Of fhIe week Tho boys
team Will eu fY East Liverpool Tor tueir
first game boo IIaf CIfy.
The Nuc.UuE-liuuUuEtpu lineup viii
e.. b. follows
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-24

DAVE says
1.-The first sweet violets of
early spring" have nothing
on the exquisitely patterned
MANHATTAN SHIRTS
that are already blooming
at our store, awaiting your
inspection. Some of these
shirts are very fancifully
colored - despite the dye
shortage and others are
more conservative; but all
are latest Spring designs,
and pleasing to a fault.
The negligees cost but
$3.50, $500 and $3.50, but
since they are Manhattans
YOU know they are superior
to the ordinary shirt even at
these low prices.
The silks are priced at
$500 and up; and they are
certainly beauties.
Weather for today-Fair.
mnuD20o.
.'3SWMNW&
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-24

Substitutcs-Stroehmann for Jasper.
Russell for schenk and Parkins for Co.'S
tellO.
summary.
Goals from neld-Bachman. 2: Jasper.
8; Schenk. 2: Wcimcr. &: Nichols, /:
Beans. /. Parkins. l.
Goals from foui-Jasper. 5; Beans. 3;
Parkius. @.
Hcfcrec-Hcide.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-24

ter the state Basketball tournament at
BuckhaunOn on March 10.
CHARLESTON sIsTERsvILLE
wELLSBURG THOMAS
PARKERsBURG PIEDMONT
BUcKHANNON KINGwOoD
FAIRSdoET TERRA ALTA
CLARRsBURG CLAY
BLUEFIELD REDWOOD
XXI KEYSER
n1DDLEBoURNE MARTINsBURG
rAIRvIEw WESTON
NEW MARTINS SALEM
WILLIE WALLACE
BEVERLY Isr
cLENDENNIN PENNINGTON
Twenty-seven teams. Not all OF them
are absolutely certain, trst, because
the status OF some as first cor second
nitely determined. and second. because
one or Two are IN bad shape financially
and may not be abe 90 raNe up enough
money Tor railroad farc 60 Buckhan-
non. Not only that but formal entities
nave not yet been sent out by The NtS-
leyan authorities and when tnis ls done
f. Is likely that eIEnt or Ten additional
teams that have go FAR not been heard
from Will enter. Al the lowest number
meet entrance requirement. and Imam
clal embarrassment 10 appears that
thirty Of the states best High school
Dashct'all teams viii pitch their NUM-
bers ln the nat FOR drawings for the
preIIniuarles AZ bucAhanuoa March
10th.
Ia the list OF teams given above only
two towns % size and Importance ia the
state are omitted. These are Wheeling
entered last yeaF ana her team this year
mas suffered many defeats. chief OF
Whlcf nave been h% ....IrI 1913. ty
Charleston 500 and by Ne" Martlus-
willie 4-N. These r.vyr-.- pretty ael-
nItcly eliminate fE. Huntington repre-
srntats-- 80 FAR as sta o.amp.ausHlp
HH| H- LM- .H # D.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-24
WHEELING AND HUNTINGTON
SEEN ELIMINATED PROM
CHASrPI0NSHIP LACE.

Balance Favors Charleston And Buck
harmon But Other F1ves Are To
BE Rsckoned with
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-24


Linsly-l6. Tuadeiphia-ls.
hHlhAiE aa.ss - FOL s . 81 % s % s EfnArI
Right Forward.
NillNtHlllItI sss... .s-- -....ss. MCiOWn
Left Forward.
IL Nelmtr ---.-. ....... Buchanan
Center.
Hadorn Humphrey
Right Guard.
FIIl'u .ssss. .-.s..... hOnkslcF
Left Guard.
Suhstitutes-McAfee and Stewart.
Summary:
Goals from field-Giffcn. 2: Watkins.
?. Scherf J.. Humphrey. 9. Hadorn. J.
Goals from foul-Weimcr, D.; Nc
Gown. 3.
Rcfcrcc=H-ide.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-24

CHARLESTON
wELLSBURG
PARKERsBURG
BucKHANNoN
FArRSdoNr
CLARKsBURG
B-LUEFIELD
ELKIHs
MIDDLEBoURNE
rAIRvIEw
NEW MARTINS
WILLIE
BEVERLY
cLENDENNIN