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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-04-01
HEALANIS Will
PURCHASE new
RACING Shell

Members of the Healani Yacht and
Boat Club will purchase new boat
this year At the last meeting of the
board of directors it was decided to
purchase the shell, and in addition to
this the members urged that the club
house be remodeled, and this was fav-
orably passed upon by the directorate.
With the present clubhouse remod-
eled and the addition of 300 lockers
the HeaIanis will take a step in adj.
vance in rowing circles. The mem
bers have been progressive in their
ideas and this year is looked upon as
banner one in rowing circles.
A call has been issued for all can
didates to turn out for the crew on
Monday evening in preparation for
the July regatta. The majority of old
members are back, and the prospects
are bright for a successful season on
the water With the regatta staged
for July 4, at Pearl Harbor, the oars
men will not have any too much
time to get in the best Of shape for
the grueling tests. President Fred
Wichman stated yesterday that the
Healanis would be ready when the
gun is fired for the first race. ....... :
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-04-01

y The Cap and Colonel bought 4
y club that finished down below.
4 They. thought the team was fast, I
= but gee, it wouldn't even go. But,
= did the Cap and Colonel rave and I
= curse the mckless YaHks? All, I
= gentle reader. no indeed. they
y beloved forth their thanks.
= They knew that tho the club it. I
= self might wobble. flop and skid, 4
= they owned Young Mr. Maisel.
y who's the real tobaseo kid. They =
y knew that when they had to =
y have a brace of screaming hits. I
Wild William Donovan, the boss, =
y would signal Flying Fritz. They 4
= also knew. at fielding, Fritz is =
= quite. the liyest bird that ever =
= slammed the pill upon runner =
= making third; his fielding stuff =
= is flashy and he Yields slash =
= ing bat; his head was made for '
\ thinging, not to merely wear a
y hat. He's rude to ell eatchers =
= and he makes the pitchers sore; \
4 for If they hand the kid base
\ he always wants some more. He =
y digs for second like q streak and =
+ when the throw is late, the guy =
y who covers second finds that =
= Fritz is at the plate. So, do not =
= chide the Colonel, fans, and do \
= not kid the Cap; for. tho they =
= own the lowly Yanks they also =
+ own the chap, who packs a big =
+ league wallop and who flashes =
4 big time speed; he's pretty small =
4 in stature. but he's mighty big =
= in deed. He's known around the =
+ circuit for his stops and speed =
\ and hits; and draws the fans by \
= thousands, for they all know 4
= Flying Fritz. 4
\ w. HOEFER. 4
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-04-01

The deciding series will commence
Monday with a game between A and
E companies. There will be one game
on week days anG two on Saturdays
and Sundays, except when bad wea-
Their or military duties interfere
Weekday games will begin at 100 p.
m. and the '--st game on days when
dCuble-headers are played must be-
gin at 12;45. Bat. Sgt-mai. William
Andrews mas been designated official
recorder and SGT Jackson of X Com
pany official score keeper.
The series for the 1916 championship
OF the 18th Infantry Will probably not
take place until next fall.
Lieut. Charles Wyman, who is in
charge CT the baseball series. is at
tempting 10 secure the services OF
umpiTeS from the other regiments.
The list Field Artillery has been
using umpiTes from the 18th Infantry
ard paying them 81 game: Sgt. Hol
lingsworth has been doing most of
the umpiring for the Wagon-soldiers
for the past three seasons, and sell
com has there been the least COM
plant. 1t is likely that the 18th In
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-04-01
FLEISRMAN To
MEET SCOTT in
BOUT At ARM0RY
Big Athletic Card Staged for
April IS at Armory; WreSt-
ling and Boxing Featured

Two weeks from tonight Joe Fleish-
mann. who some time ago gave Rufus
Williams a good bout, will meet Bat
Ting Scott in the preliminary event
Of the big wrestling card which will
be staged at the armorx on SATURDAY.
evening. April Is.
In addition to the wrestling which
will be che OF the features. the man.
agement has announced that there
will be three fast bouts 3etween the
leading boys OF the island Rufus Vii
liams and Joe Potts will mix in the
main event, De Mott and Bobrowski
will clash in the semi-finals for eight
rounds and Scott and Fieisuman will
perform in the semi-ffnals for eight
rounds and Scott and Fleishman viii
perform for four rounds.
81 Rounds Of Boxing.
The announcement that the card
will be staged on April I 5 has brought
out much interest in the boxing game,
and inasmuch as the followers OF the
squared circle will have 81 rounds OF
good boxing 1t is expected that the
s. r. o. sign will be Up when the
first event is called.
Joe Potts will go Is rounds with
Rufus Williams, the crack middle
weight of the 25th Infantry, who has
been doing road work already, and 1t
is expected will be seen at New Mil
let's in short time, when he will
set up his new training quarters. Dur
ing his stay on the coast he had sue
cess against some of the best four
FOUNDERS in the Bay City, and Shafter
is looking to see decision for him
in the coming contest
Rufus Williams is known as a good
ring general. good boxer and will
ing to mix with the best, so the 25th
Infantry men are naturally pulling
for him to win a victory over the Shat
ter ring artist In their last bout the
two boys gave good show, and some
good boxing is expected during the
25-round go two weeks from Saturday
evening.
De Mott Will Appear.
De Mott, who is scheduled to meet
Bobrowski, is a little fellow, but car
ries an awful kick, and although not
tall, makes up for it in hammering
ability This bout is classed as one
of the best staged for the year.
Tickets are now on sale at Gunst's
and at all Post Exchanges and the
prices are within the reach of all
lovers of the wrestling game. There
will be charge for all of the wrest-
ling events ON the program, but the
boxing bouts will be run as an added
feature With the prices at so cents,
IS cents and 81, the lovers of the mat
game will surely turn out to see the
head spinners in action.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-04-01
Percy Haughton Leads
Boston Braves in 1916
New Owners Have Secured Good Material for Weak Spots
Signing of KonetChy Allen and Knetzer May Give Boston
Right Strengh-Hub City Fans State They viii Win Pen
nant if Bill James Can Deliver as in 1914

PERCY HACGHTON: Before this
contest continues wish TO e!uc!date
trife. ] wish TO inform yon gentle.
men that Greek letter societies have
no effect on the selection OF the eley-
EN- mean this baseball club. You
will have to make good On your mer.
fits. Mr. Eyers, are yen a Eta Bita
Pie?' "Nothin' dom, Perez, ! Lit q
bonfire once but ! never owned bull
dog"
Tais, Is expected to be the cry
around the ball field at Boston this
year by a number of the fans, but
Percy Haughton, who was successful
in landing Harvard at the top Of the
football ladder on a number of occa.
sions isn't going TO use football tactics
with the Boston Braves, and the new
president will allow George Stallings
to do most of the heavy work.
James May Star.
z With the new owners the fans OF
! Boston believe that the Braves will
come back and win pennant in Ten
er's circuit. They are hoping that Bill
flames returns to his 1914 form, and
Figure that the addition of three Fed
erals will strengthen the former cham,
pions.
\ The Braves have secured two good
pitchers from the FEDERAL circuit in
Allen and Knetzer, The former won
% and lost l3 games for the Pittsburg
team last year while Knetzer also fin
ished the year with a credit average.
In addition the Braves will have Bill
James, who states that he viii be a
winner this year.
Good Heaving Corps.
Rudolph and Tyler are figured to
show up well this season and Ragan,
who was the leading pitcher of the
Braves last year, is expected to show
up to last years form. Paul Strand
has been coming to the front and with
Nehf and Davis, who have looked
promising. the Boston pitching corps
does not look so weak
Behind the bat the Braves viii have
Gowdy and Whaling, which will give
them fair strength. and If Whaling i'm.
proves and Gowdy can show some
thing Of the play of the season of 1914,
then the Boston squad will not lack
in good work behind the plate.
konetchy on First.
The signing of Konetchy for the in
itial sack was wise move on the
part of the Braves management. Ko-
ney has played good ball. and at one
time was a star. When Schmidt de-
serted the diamond for the butcher
shop. Stallings was left without a
first sacker, and the former Pittsburg
star will come in handy this year.
At second and shortstop the Braves
viii be well fortified, as Maranville
and. Evers are booked for these posi-
tons, and with Fitzpatrick as a sub.
stitute the play around the keystone
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-04-01
OLIVER S0ARES LEADS
BOXERS IN "Y" MATCH

The p B. C. captured three games
and total pinfaIl from the Triple A
yesterday in the best club league
match Of the season. Comparison of
scores showed the two teams up to
the senior league standard of the
week.
A total pinfall of 2542 gave the p.
b. G. the club league record. The
Triple A bowled oyerN2400 and showed
remarkable improvement. Jackson
and Melim were in particularly good
form, while Carter had high single
game.
Soares as anchor man led the p. B.
G. with $50 total. Every man on
the team bowled better than 40, Rod
rigues being N his best form of the
season The genres
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-04-01

sack should be Of high standard Both
of the little fellows are fighters al
all times, and il. fact Johnny is toe
much so, as was evidenced last sea
son. Haughton has announced that
he does not want any scrapping this
year, and his word is certain to be
followed .. e.. ..@. III
Red Smith at Hot Corner. -. -.
With Red Smith on third the Boston
team will be strong at this position
Smith isn't any Fritzy Maisel, but the
former brooklyn auburn-haired player
IS fair hitter, and isn't the poorest
third sacker IN the league by any
means. When the Boston team made
its fight for the flag Smith was one
of the spokes in the wheel.
The Boston cutfield looks promising
with Joe Connolly, Collins, Moran,
Snodgrass, Sherwood Magee, CLANCY
of Macon and Without of Venice Con.
oily, Collins and Magee all hit over
$50 last year, which gives them a fair
chance for job Moran has been a
star while Fred Snodgrass isn't the
worst outfielder in the world. The
Braves ontfield should measure up
well with the other fly chasers of the
older circuit.
Without a Conner.
Joe Without is trying out with the
Braves for position in the outfield,
and this boy will have a mighty good
chance to make place. The writer
saw him in action throughout one sea-
son playing in the bush and predicted
then that he would make good on a
major league team. He is a rangy fell
low, with plenty of speed on the paths,
and should star in any kind of com
pany. LAST year the Venice boy hit
1923 in the Coast League, and mas
much as he is still youngster should
be regular on the Boston team.
The race in the National League is
certain to be close this year, with
eight teams fighting for the pennant,
but il the Boston team holds up and
plays to form it should figure in the
first four. Stallings will be greatly
helped ii James shows something and
they are looking for the big pitcher
to bring another championship to the
Hub City.
The next article will review the
players of the Rrooklyn Superbas.-
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-04-01

A general increase in wages, approx
imating per cent and effecting near
ly 1000 employees has gone into effect
at the paper mills of S. d. Warren and
Company at Cumberland Mills, West.
brook, Me.
Peter McNeill, dock master of the
Battery Landing. New York, made his
18th rescue when he saved from
drowning Michael Martin, 10, of Brook
iyn. who had fallen into the water
while trying to board steamers
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-04-01
ENSAPERSA
formerly called Persian Nerve
Essence.) @


These wonderful little tablets con-
tain no mercury or other injurious
drug. They act like magic. The bright
keye, the elastic step, the clear and act
i've brain, the courage and strength
and comfort they impart are noted al
most from the first day they are taken.
One box Of Sensapersa will do a
great deal of good, the full course
treatment of six boxes is guaranteed
to give absolute satisfaction or the
money will be refunded. ..a....
The proprietors earnestly ask for
every sufferer to give Sensapersa a
good fair trial at their risk Don't
delay, commeASe today. Sold by
Chambers Drug Co., HOLSTER Drug
Co., Honolulu Drug Co., or sent post
paid for 81 per box or . boxes for S..
THE BROWN EXPORT CO..
Dept 10, "A Cortlandt, St, New York.
N. Y. -. ...*... -.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-04-01

GOOD LIE made the round In
49,"
THROUGH THE GREEN-Meaning
getting fitted out for govt" You
buy all the sticks, the balls, the caddy
bag, pay club dues, buy your golfing
clothes, pay the caddies, and you are
sure to go through the green-all the
long green you can -scrape. up
fat man in front of you who refuses
to move when you shout "Fore!"
Lack of time and money Is generally
the bunker that prevents more people
from becoming golf fiends.
. PUTTING GREEN-A smooth place
around the hole where the players are
busy putting forth all the lurid words
in their vocabulary.
IN THE ROUGH-The remarks a
player makes if he doesn't clear his
bunker, or gets the ball down in a
hollow between two rocks. .'..:.
The 1ANCE--ADHlLy 10 overcome
the habit of standing on your own
feet: s:-....~-a- ... i
THE ADDRESs-A card on your Of
flee door reading "out of town on
business; return tomorrow" =
A MATCH-The thing you haven't
got when you are down at the ninth
hole and want to light your pipe. H.
ALL SQUARE-Settling your l.. O..
US at the club.
THE HONOR-Getting around with
out profanity or preyaricating about
the number of shots. ...:"
MASHIE-The opposite of mash-er.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-04-01
SAM LANGFORD DROPS
CLARK IN SHORT BOUT
ASSOCIATED Press by Federal wireless

ST. LOUIS, April 1.-Sam Langford
had another pleasant time last even.
ing when the Boston tar baby slipped
sleep producer to the jaw of JEFF
Clark in the fifth round of their Jout
here last night. Clark is big fellow,
but the experience of Langford told
and he won under wraps.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-04-01
VETERAN bowler
LEADS COLLISION
SEASON SCORES
]. C. ChamberIin at ga Holds
Many of the Y. N. c. A.
Alley Records for Year

p ]. C. Chamberlin, who recently set
a new mark for tournament play on
the Y. NJ. c. A. alleys, is the oldest
bowler in the game locally and has
proved himself one OF the best.
His total of 652 is quite a remark
able figure for man of "a summers
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-04-01
HAMMER KNOCKS AND
AID 0LGAST FAILS TO
ADD TO HIS VICTORIES
TAssocia.ed Press hy Federal wirelessl

RACINE, Wis, April Ever Ham
mer, who is quite a star with the
knocks, lived up to his name last night
when he made AID Wolgast, the former
fighting wildcat, step back in a ten
round bout here The Chicago boy
had all the points throughout the bout
and the Cadillac former champ was
unable to send in any of his famous
uppercuts.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-04-01

Information las been received 1T
Geneva t9 the effect that cholera has
broken out ancW in thirty seen yi.-
lagos and towns Of Austria.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-04-01

| "
and an equal number of winters 1t
would win almost any bowling tour.
nament in the world.
| Chamberlin also holds numerous
other local bowling records. He has
the following alley marks: =
| Five games-1120.
Ten games-2141.
Fifteen games-3125. ...:... /:
All of these are good marks to shoot
at and will pass creditably ON any
drive 49,. ~~.~ IL
At Top Last Year. ..-. T.. -.
Last year ]. c.. captured the high
average prize for the season. He
rolled 1878 for As games. This sea,
son four men bettered him in the Sc
nior league, Benson, Reed, Haney and
White. .s-~5 w. -.. -. II.
Chamberlin was fifth high average
man in the Honolulu Coast League
team with the excellent mark of 1865
for 80 games. ]. c. tied with Mills
for the greatest number of games
rolled with the Californians and held
down the position of anchor man for
the last half of the season.
In the present spring senior league,
Chamberlin is occupying first place
with an average of 19TSS for the first
nine games. If his present form can
be maintained for the entire two
rounds, he will have the best average
in the history of local bowling.
Son Also Spills 'em.
Chamberlin came to Honolulu from
Vancouver about five years ago. While
in British Columbia he and his son
Alton learned the game and together
won the doubles championship OF
Vancouver.
The son, A. B., was a big factor in
the success of the Colts last season.
This year he is at Wahiawa and hence
out of the game temporarily. Another
son is in the trenches with the Cana
dian volunteers.
J. c.. Chamberlin has demonstrated
that years are no barrier to success
full bowler If a man leads an active,
temperate life He is bowling his
best game at Ga years Of age. J. G.
considers bowling the king Of games.
He expects to continue in active play
for good many more years. It Is
his form of exercise and recreation at
the same time.
fantry will try some Of the field artil-
lery umpires.
Companies Win Practise Games.
Preparing for i'll" cCming series the
companies Of the 18th Infantry have
been playing occasional practise
games with the field artillery teams.
Thursday F Company won from A
Battery 10 to t. Turner and Water
house divided the game On the mound.
Williams and l.. Ware were tried out
behind the bat, Superior hitting and
better base running accounted largely
fer F. Company's larger score. Rob
irson and Wilkinson composed the
battery for the artillery team.
On Wednesday a Company defeat
ed B Battery II to .. It was good
game mp to the eighth inning. The
artiglerymen then went up in the air
and A Company scored four runs in
the. eighth and six more in the ninth.
Morgan pitched for \ Company. Cum
berland and Suba we're on the mound
fer Is Battery.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-04-01
BENNY LEONARD GIVES
CHAMPION MERRY LAClNG
ASSOCIATED Press By Federal wirelessl

EAssociatad Press By Federal wirelessl
NEW YORK, April Benny Leo
nard, who has been making great
showing in his recent bouts, outpOint
ed Freddie Welsh, the lightweight
champion, in ten round bout last
evening at the Lenox Club. Leonard
recently had the best of an argument
with Johnny Dundee, the fighting TIA
liam. and his showing last night gives
him the best chance for the American
lightweight title.
Apparatus by which gas lamps can
be lighted and extinguished by wire
less waves has been invented in Ger
many. .-.'.~. . ~.
The quantity of wheat held in in
terror mills and elevators in the
United States on March 1st was near
ly twice that held year ago. accord
ing to the report of the bureau Of
crop estimates. The total is esti-
mated at 151,911, 900 bushels. Last
Eear it was s5,955.0O0 and two years
ago 92,626O0O bushels. 49,.
Sir Thomas Upton in a letter t.
Essex Yacht Club says he hopes to
cOnpete next year for the America, s
cup. ..-%sG
Production of the Inspiration Cop
per Co., during February totalled y
10000 pounds.
Private William Turks, of the Lei
ceStershire regiment, now in France
las asked the British government for
an increased war allowance due to the
arrival of triplets to his home.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-04-01
ODE TO FRITZ MAIsEL

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The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1916-11-11
Native Eureka Daughter
Elected In Nye County

The many friends of Mrs. Jennie
Curieux, formerly Miss Jennie Grego-
witch of Eureka, a native daughter.
will be pleased to learn that she was
elected Recorder and County Auditor
of Nye County at the recent general
election.
Among some of the other success
full candidates in Nye County are
w. H., Thomas. Socialist. for Sheriff;
H. H. Atkinson. District Attorney;
Larry Glass, County Clerk; Jacob
Barrier, Treasurer; Tom Lindsay and
Will Marsh, Commissioners.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1916-11-11
the MOVING PICTURES
The New Electric Light Now Presents the
Pictures in Up-To-Date Form


On Tuesday evening the Eureka
Opera House was the scene of an ex-
pectant assemblage of people who
we're there to see the moving pictures
and to hear the election returns.
Mr.. States had completed arrange
ments for receiving and giving to the
public the Western Union election
bulletin service, and these returns
were read out in the hall at intervals
until l:3O o'clock the next morning.
The new plant for furnishing cleo
trio light for the pictures had been
installed by electrician William
Halen, and was tried out on this oc-
casion to the complete satisfaction
Of all present. With this new light
Eureka can now boast of having an
up-to-date moving picture show.
During Friday nights entertain
ment a free comic reel and dance for
the children was announced to take
place in the Opera House this (Satur-
day. evening, to which all spectators
would be charged ten cents.
Mr.. States has asked the SENTINEL
to state that these free entertain
ments for the children are being
given with a view of having good
behavior and conduct from them
when in attendance at the regular
moving picture shows and social
dances, showing him this courtesy in
return for the pleasure he will en-
deavor to afford them.
The comic reel to be presented for
the children tonight is entitled "The
Dream House."
On next Friday night the following
reels will be presented: A Million
aire By Mistake-The Human Tele-
gram-The Man Within.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1916-11-11
The Election and Those Chosen

except Garrison. at Cortez. which
has not been received by the SENTI-
MEL. Only partial returns on the
county ticket have been received
from Beowawe and Buckhorn pre-
cincts,
Following Is a list of the names OF
the county officials whose election.
on the face Of the returns, Is oonced-
ed;
Neutrality-suspicious. Fulton
SheriH-James Mackey,
Clerk and Treasurer-R. Mechanics
District Attorney-N, P. Morgan.
Assessor-W. j. Hooper,
Recorder and Auditor-Edgar Ea-
Their.
County Commissioners (Long Terml
u. N. Reaua,
County Commissioner (ShortT erm)
-R. j, Reid.
Member Board of Education. Long
TERM. B. bale.
Member Board Of Education. Short
Term-E. A. Skillman.
Justice Of the Peace. Eureka Town
ship-L. w. Cromer.
Constable. Eureka Township-W.
e. Taylor.
IT 10 expected oil the returns from
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1916-11-11

E. R. Sans. in charge of the rabid
coyote situation in Nevada for the
biological survey. states that the
campaign may be abandoned during
the present month for lack of State
funds. Only sufficient money re-
mains to keep the force going until
the middle Of November. AT present
Humboldt and Elko Counties are
practically clear of coyotes. there
having been no infected animals
caught in this territory tor over a
month. The coyotes have moved
south and are now In Nye. Lander.
Eureka and q portion Of White Pine
County. A force Of 100 men Is now
engaged in the campaign against
them,