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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-06
NV 4 ROOMs-seoo DOwN
BEATTIFTL 6 ROOM BTNGALoM. 81.

finished throughout with oak hot water
eat, sleeping Dorchcs. servants rooms
|Siil take high priced car az part payment
Beautifully decorated In oil paint through
-out
SI0O down new 3 room bungalow In Alta
Vista district Basement Nov occupied SO
her month inc int
4 DANDY : Room HOUSE with basement.
lclosc 10 Manhattan. cut from S3500 10 $500.
You will have to hurry.
NEW ; ROOM BUNGALOW with breakfast
room, close Go Alta Vista school. Prize
$3.50 HARDWOOD throughout Cheap
NEW : ROOM BUNGALOW in Sunset Hts
paving paid. Price sa500. $500 down. This
is only blocks OF postoffice.
Hawkins Bros. Phone $500.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-06
For SaIe-AutomobiIes-W anted.

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case ''25' & cyl 9 pass. self starter 800
Chalmers Six. -'43'' pass self starter wv
Minton SIX pass, 1912. self starter ~
Ninton Six pass. 1918 self starter w
Stuoebaker. pass e. Lts-----.....--. -s9
Metz. roadster ~
flancers light truck 10
IL y. kansas -'' -'l'' '-'' Phone 1856.
INVEST YOUR VACATION MONEY N :
GOOD USED CAR
and make the hot season a DELIGHT our
extensive stock Of cars enables Us 20 give
you the car you need az very low cos
Note our partial Lists
one 1915 Overland Six----.---.--.----.Ss $500
one 1915 Dodge touring -.------------- b57
One 1916 Chevrolet TOURING 40
one 1916 Ford touring -----.-.----....- 3ls
one 1915 Ford touring -----.-----.----- go
one 1915 Ford roadster ---.----------. go
one 1915 Ford; seat covers 90
One 1914 Ford touring seat covers 80
one 1915 Ford touring -----.-- -sa
one 1914 Ford touring; shock absorbers rs
One 1914 Ford touring ----------- go
one American underslung roadsrer----- so
Each car is thoroughly inspected by our
mechanician and put in Al condition before
being placed in our salesrO0m fer sale Let
US show you the best buys in the south
west
Fred c. HoagIand & Go.
e1f-e1S--z0 W san Antonio Phone fQ9P
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-06
ALTA VISTA BARGAIN.
> ROOM NEW BUNGALOW.
aH@=n

rive large rooms screened porch and base
ment- built on full south front corner lots
Hardwood floors. builtin buffet. kitchen "a b.
met and book cases This house cost $3.50
TO build II you are looking for real bag
gain. here IL u.s.
PHILLIPS REALTY co.
phone 1879 aaI Isl vi Bank Bio
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-06
THE PRETTIEST HOME N
Ell PASO AT THE PRICE

$3.50
800 cash. balance SO per mo- in
Guiding interest
BRAND NEW.
room brick and sleeping porch
desira bic section.
CREEL REALTY co.
800 Mesa Phone soz5.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-06

$1,000 DOWN-wiu buy apartment houss
north side. renting for $3.50 monthly. Buy u
and let IT, pay itself out
Hawkins Bros. Phone $500.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-06

MAYFIELD BLDG. 4 mp. co.
CAPITAL S15O,OOO.
will build in any part Of the city
On account OF our splendid buying
facilities we can save you money.
Easy .erms, II desired
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-06

N 100 BLOCK north OF tracks. large
rooms, closets. bath. two porches. nice
rtrd fenced paving paid. $500 Terms
Hound alone worth more money B. w.
H. p. Eilburn CO.
b list Natl Bank Bldg. Phone SO5.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-06
NEw MoNrANA ST. BUNGALOWS

NV MONTANA ST. BUNGALOWS
; nice rooms and glassed in porch
These are up TO the minute. with
tile bath. tile sinks. builtin book
cases. buffet. kitchen cabinet and
medicine case. the finish is the best
These homes are built Of notified
matt brick and Will be attractive
in every way The price IS S4S50.
on easy terms. Our houses are
priced 70 sell That's the reason
we build and sell more homes than
any other firm in FL Paso
Mayfield Bldg. & Imp Co
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-06

INV 4 ROOM BUNGALOW.
N $500 BLOCK BOULEVARD.
one OF these dandy little homes
has been sold. buc we have one more.
Let Us finish it 20 suit sou. The
price is only S2S75. or easy terms.
can you beat BE-. location considered
Think 10 over. then let us take yoa
cut and show * to you.
Mayfield Bldg a Imp. Co
Sterling Home Builder
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-06


FOr Sale-miscellaneou
- "A -, - - IN.
- 40 Sc -'' '''''
STOVES any kind YOU want On payments
QUIZ, fooshee &C.
a WAGON cheap. also white Frost ice
box Phone 4z7s J.
80 - -
down elevator. Csii n s6S Nc in rear.
foH SALE-Edisou diamond disk phono-
graph Leaving city Telephone sos
FOLDING baby 90 cart FOR sale cheap. 400
W Overland
- -. -
D .s-All.N r.ns, ford c'n7io-rea- n'l7
-, --te- y li--
trie motor leaving city. Telephone s5os.
CAS- rs7gc e q fIoo- Ce-e $40 S--i-b Pc
rifar fv5evr-Ire- cheap- w-fs- ef4 south
stanton
fOk sAiE-oRe 800 egg model standa,e IN IN
S-n-,4I 30 ase one --' egg incubator S'-''-
LTNBEE sash and doors Eaeldiass ,,l win,
5755.
$500 - -
reJ ~ - - 20 md esl1r Terss supoiv CO.
Inc. Bs@umoat. Texas
YAM ggtatS ; plants Any quantity $50 Pssr
Patterson. Ysiets. Tex Phone a.
FOR SALE or trade. one REQ motor truck
ring i H G.i iron ms safs '' as. .i5 siaatoa
Phone .lS.,
PIPE: e.. PlP s{ FI r. CO S II sdOC M
fe--e5 new tbs a5f e5rr-ir-S- TeTss
supply Co. Inc Beaumont. Texas
FOR SALF-ChesD Tor cash A. B- DICK
company duplicating machine for tvpewrit-
Ie2 ,et1S 7 Ios%n lis- So Co.
-i-,.5i . ~ - F.s,,-i, M
fsoi4-ty,-si-. 49, Ts1, 10 ~ viz fi--
gre with good carnival Co B. ?. Geesiin.
g2lezaszsllss AsAsz=
III.
eSnl ~ $ -
SEWING s5ss J.
SFTTISS5- - l5I----- es-5
;,7,7-..--,,- =, - -, --------7----- -
I gHE->s s5asi go, ana W reH0ae'inS Ms
==- =
For -HousskeanIns Roouns
r.I
EuIniSheu.
HOUSEKEEPING rooms. lo-f Myrtle
COOT [-------1---- - ~ s--7
GOOD housekeepinr room So. Phone e41e.
II0I-ST-1- I-I,PIS-1. -, - --- ,I---17s
80 - ---- 49, 80 -
THREE light housekeeping rooms o04 Mesa
ETT-r. " --4 - --r A. r1-.-.-
LARGE FRONT -0o-7 T-- rent COS y or
LARGE room with EitcheDet. 1924 Iagoffln-
IMO rooms with sleeplns porch IN a2os =
HOTSFEFFPTN-G nd sfee,in- -oonls as
Nvrfia phone fsss
WANTED-Nice refined couple for house
keeping rooms. 1910 Arizona
T-Os, 49, - ---7
s-eeplns porch 81 Aontana-
HOUSEKEEPING rooms 1905 Nagoffin.
Phone ss7s J.
TWO completely furnished housekeeping
rooms zoo n kansas-
N-TT1- -- 80 ~ o.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-06
For Sale-RoOming Houses.

land. abundance OF water. artesian belt
Write H 4. Leof care Herald
For Sale-Roomiug Houses.
THE FURNITURE OF eight rooms. cheap.
Rent SIS. Phone 7sIe-
FOR SALE BY OWNER-IO room roominE
house owner leaving city Good location
Phone $3.50 p.
BIG PRICE paid for old furniture and
stoves in exchange fOr new Phone 1los-
Foutz- Fooshee Co
BOOMING house for sale very reasonable.
elegant furniture. house always full. s95
Myrtle Cali any time
&c ROOMS BLOCKS p. q. money maker.
and bargain cash or terms owner 1ss,
care Herald
FOR SAIL rooms. vel furnished. bath
connection. reasonable 81 n kansas
Phone 1881
SMALL roomIng and boarding house ven
furnished. full all the tl-ne, very close in
$40. Phone 1884
For Sal. or Exchange-ReaI Estate.
s--@-~-~~~~-~~~-~-~-~~---
APT BUYER, your chance buy at cost.
Splendid new apt. success and paying
handsome revenue par trade Phone 1893.
SALT LAKE CITY. Utah. property to eE-
change for Fl Paso property j. C. Ross. -01
Trust Bldg
FOR SALE Or LEAST room and large
garage. suitable for hotel or sanitariun-
Lot $50 by l6o. Box 5S5. Las Cruces y "
TRADE-Horses or best home in Haskell
Tex. either or both for ranch location in
New Mexico or Arizona Address G. III,
care Herald
TRADE ANYTHING-Any place-any time
come IN and see US Exchange Specialists.
New State Realty Co.
1856 Mills Bldg. Phone 1871
FOR SALE OR TRADE-sss0 equity in new
bungalow. 4 rooms and giassed IN porch
Good neighborhood- What have you TO trade.
Phone 7046 J.
HAVE YOU
Property in Los Angeles. Long Beach or
san Diego TO trade for Il Paso property !
have two nice houses never occupied %
trade sos Trust Bldg
FOR SALE By OWNER-Beautiful house AZ
less than cost; located in best part Of the
city viii accept as part payment good au-
tomODile- or small house in the southwest OF
Los Angeles. house must be seen TO be aD-
preciated- Call eleven hundred East Cali
foruia St
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-06

TRADE DALLAS OR FORT WORTH.
Four rooms and sleeping porch.
red pressed brick house. in fine loca-
ton one block from car line. school
blocks two full lots. modern couve-
niences. No incumbrance- Price $3.50.
$3.50 cash can buy this or IN you have
something in Dallas or Fort Worth
we will consider a trade
20 PER CENT On $4,000.
4 good tenement proposition Rent
ing for $3.50 month Price $4,000
Easy terms
NEWMAN INVESTMENT
COMPANY
Phone so. leo san Antonio St
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-06
For Sale-Mi,ceIlaneous.


$3.50 baby carriage for sale cheap s0- Mon
tana-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-06
For SaIe-Earms and Ranche,


$50 ACRES REIMBURSEMENT. alfalfa and fruit
land. abundance OF water artesian belt
Write H Il. Leof care Herald
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-06
I INVEST YOUR VACATION MONEY N =
GOOD TSED CAR
For SaIe-MoforcHcIes.

For Sale-MotorcycIes.
FOR SALE CHEAP-1lotor cycle 1915 mod
e. Has been run about 2o00 miles, in good
shape. Apply Indian agent
FOR SALE-Indian twin motorcycle. fully
equipped. almost new, leather saddle pockets
urestoIite. etc. 500 Tor quick sale. rs san
Francisco ST
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-06
TOR SAFE CHEAI
DOWN THE COST

AUCTIONEER-Towns land and real es-
tate sold At public auction is my speciality.
VII sell more real estate in less time than
any man in Texas. Wire or write Col. H.
Byrens. Americas leading auctioneer. 500
Houston St. Fl Worth. Texas.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-04-11
BEACH ROAD MUST BE
KEPT. OPEN, WOMAN WHO
CLOSED 1T NOW FINDS

Mrs. Martha Hebron, who, with
her husband, owns tracts of land
along Kalia road, has finally admitted
that she was in the wrong in taking
q club to oppose some riawaiians who
broke down her fence in order to get
to the beach,
For many years there has been a
road leading from Kaiia road To the
beach Close to theL home of Duke
Kahanamoku. used by number Of
Hawaiian boatnen, fishermen and
swimmers. Mrs. Hebron decided
that as this vas her property she
would clos, the road, and consequent
ly built o fence acr,.ss n, ntrancc.
No attention Ills paid 10 It and the
fence was finally broken down. The
irate property owner then erected an
other fence, which was torn down also
on the advice of Deputy County At
torney Charles F. Chiilingworth, to
whom the Hawaiians appealed for
advice Then Mrs. Hebron started
in 10 enforce her wishes with a club,
upon which she was arrested on an
assault and battery charge. She has
been convinced that pedestrians are
legally entitled to the approach to
the beach and has compensated the
objects of her big stick" policy.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-04-11
DATE FOR TRACTION
HEARING IN HIL0 TO
BE SET AT MEETING

Date for a hearing in Hilo on the
amendments to its franchise proposed
by the Hilo Traction Company will be
set at the meeting of the public utili-
ties commission now in session In the.
commission rooms in the Kauikeolani
building. The Hilo Board of Trade
and the supervisors Of Hawaii have
petitioned the commission asking that
a hearing be held on the Big Island.
Several hearings have been held by
the commission in Honolulu, but OPP
position to some of the proposed
amendments by the Hilo Electric
Light Company has prevented the COM
mission from coming to a decision.
At the last meeting representatives of
the two companies agreed to meet
and come to an agreement privately,
but this was blocked by the refusal of
the electric company at the confer
ence 70. cut its rate for power from
one and half cents to one and
quarter. Formal notice of the failure
to agree will be given to the commits
sion this afternoon.
Accident reports from utilities cor,
porations and routine bills have con-
stItuted the sole business transacted
so far this afternoon.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-04-11
SFATE
MAY BE DECIDED
This AFTERNOON

Fate OF the city memorial to the
governor requesting a special session
of the legislature will be largely de-
terminej at meeting of the commit.
tee appointed TO draw it up to be held
at 4 O'Clock today in the mayors Of
fee Supervisor F. NJ. Hatch, appoint
ed in place Of: r. w. Single on the
committee, has had the rough -draft
drawn up by the city attorneys office
In accord with the mayors instrue-
lions under examination for two weeks
and on his word will undoubtedly
hang the fate; of the memorial and
the special session Mayor Lane has
called his "the legal mind of the
board and declared that his decision
on such matters as the memorial and
the proposed bond issue would be
abided by. The other members Of the
committee have left the decision on
the memorial more or less to him. for
he is the only member who has had a
copy of il. Supervisors Arnold. Hol-
linger and AHA will make their first
examination OF the document drawn
up by the attorney at this afternoons
meeting of the committee.
Rumor has it that Mr. Hatch is in
clined to think that some of the mea-
sures proposed in the memorial as it
stands could be postponed until the
regular session. He is quoted as fa-
voring radical changes in the tax laws
Mayor Lane says that he under
stands that Mr.. Hatch believes In the
necessity for special session of the
legislature, but he has not talked with
him on the subject for several days.
Mr. Hatch was not at home this
morning and could not be reached on
the telephone and requested to ex-
press his views.
Supervisor Daniel Logan is the only
out and out opponent of the. special
session on the board He says that
inasmuch as there has been no SER
Twice of the city cut down, as there is
no pressing need for relief which has
not existed at various times for many
years, there is no necessity of the
Legislature converting at an expense of
81, 900 or $4,000 when regular ses-
sion, with no extra expense, will be
Forthcoming in the course of few
months.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-04-11
JURY FAILS TO
FIX BLAME FOR /.
EVA ACCIDENT
Deputy Attorney ChilIingworth
Says Plantations Should In
stall "l0ck" Switches

IL was late hour Monday after
noon before completion Of the inquest
held at Pearl City over the death OF
the Spanish girl and Filipino who lost
their lives in the railroad accident
caused by an Eva plantation work
train running into an open blind
switch and crashing down the emtank-
ment a few mornings ago.
Lost their lives as a result of the
train being derailed by IA open blind
switch, the responsibility for which
cannot be fixed" is the verdict of the
inquest Deputy County Attorney
Charles F. Chillingworth, who ATTENDS
such inquests for the purpose of gain
ering facts at first hand which may
later be needed In possible criminal
cases arising from such accidents,
stated this morning that in his opinion
il was criminal negligence Oh the part
of plantation people TO use the old
style ''throw-bar" form of switch On
these portable railways. however tenn
porary. He contends that every plan
tation ought to be compelled to use
the lock" switch wherever switches
are required.
1T stands TO reason, he said, that
any child, ignorant OF the consequence
es. not to speak of persons malicious
" inclined. can open these throw bar
switches With very disastrous results
possible.
Manager George Renton OF Eva
plantation told me that that one &C
cident was enough for him. Hereafter
every one OF his railway switches
would be Of the lock Variety
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-04-11
THREE JAPANESE SUSTAIN
INJURIES TN RANCH WORK

Three japanese, victims of unique
accident at the Paul Isenberg ranch.
Waialae, we're treated today at DR..
George Herbert's office. One loses
his left thumb. another his right hand
and the third two fingers of his rigut
hand. 1t appears that the men were
employed In running a grass-chopper
and two got their hands in the ma
chinery, while the third, in trying to
stop the horse, had his thumb man
gled by a rope. Losing only part of
his thumb, he treated the accident as
a good joke, and as he walked from
the physicians office was laughing and
smiling.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-04-11

R. D. Cleveland, son of the late
Grover Cleveland. was elected presi-
dent of the freshman class at Prince
ton.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-04-11

A shortage OF food which is becom-
ing serious prevails at Torreon and
throughout the state Of Durango
Mexico.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-12-06
JACK sRiTToN PLAYS
WITH CHARLIE WHITE

BOSTON. Nov. 22.-Jack Britton
practically made a monkey out OF
Charlie White in their bout here last
night. Whites wallop was not in
evidence-he did not have chance to
use IL. Britton was so much superior
that White never got started. al
though White tried hard to rally in
the last two rounds it was not near
enough to bring him near to the de-
cision..
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-12-06

long distance throwing. This program
should be interesting, and the fans
will have an opportunity of finding
out which man is the speed burner.
Who will win going down TO first.
Janvrili, En- Sue. JACKSON, Lang Aka
ma, Rogan. Amama or some dark
horse? The race around the bases
should bring )ut good battle. lack.
son is q speed burner going around
the sacks. Rogan Is fast, and Smith
can set a fast clip. Perhaps Correa
or Kolg Tai OF the Pacific League
would Rave a chance in the circuit
race. Lang Akana is another fast man
in the distances event, and there are
many Others Who would stand a
chance.
Can Harold Janvrin hit golf ball
with driver 'artheT than any Of the
players can knock a baseball? That
question will be decided ON Sunday
Afternoon when the contest is held.
Janvrin is going out to the links THIS
afternoon to practise the swing. This
will be the farewell stunts of the Wis.
itors before they return to the main
land.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-12-06

How They "a.
americans Jackson. RI JanvriR,
2b; KenwOrthy, CT: Kelly. ID: Bass
Ter. IT.; Elliott, G. Bohne. IS: Leard,
Oh: Johnson, y.
All-Service Judd, RI; Smith. SIS: Ro-
gan, 2b: Johnson. G: Jackson. III;
Amama, CT; MGddis. 3b; Dawson, II:
crumplsr. p.
The Ais have Il. Tomorrow after.
noon at Athletic park, two all-teams
viii battle at 3:l5. Tomorrow will
be service day, and large crowd OF
spectators are expected TO be on
hand to watch the All-Service team
In action There have heen other All
Service teams before. but Il wouldn't
take much thought 10 decide that
Manager Brush win have the best
service aggregation ever gathered to-
gether In the islands.
The Rrushers played the AllAmeri.
cans once before, and put mp a good
game. Crumpler showed as much as
any pitcher to date, and the fans will
be watching his work with interest
as here is another York. In addition
10 the regular Rrnshers, R0gan. John
son and Smith have been drafted from
the Wreckers for this game. and this
means something of a battle.
crumpIer Starred
In MS last battle with the visitors
Crumplcr allowed but two hits in six.
innings, which is good record, mas
much as he just got off the liner from
Japan day before his game. Jack
son. Janyrin, Kelly, Elliott, Bohne and
Moves failed to secure hit Off his
delivery. Six hits were all that the
visitors accumulated, and Noyes was
pitching great ball.
IL there is q team which will de-
feat the invaders before they leave
Hawaii, the All-Service lineup as it.
VIII stand tomorrow are the little
boys to do the cleanup. Brush has
selected a strong team, and he has
eight good hitters in. the lineup, some
thing that will help q heap.
Fast lnfield
In addition TO this he has a great in.
field with jackson at first, Rogan at
second Smith at short and Maddis at
third. Both Jackson and Maddis are
real stars In their positions, while
the work Of Roean and Smith around
the keystone sack should be fair at
least, In the outfield Amama, Judd
and Dawson, three OF the leading bail
players In the islands, win hold forth.
The teams will start even as each
las a Jackson End q Johnson. And in
addition to this Brush believes that
Rogan viii show how well he has
learned the second base play since
Janyrin came to town. 1t will be In
terestiag TO watch how far these two
speed burners can so after hard hit
balls.
Brush will have a number OF strong
substitutes on hand in Cummings, the
home fun hitter: Johnson OF Fort Ru-
ger ana Dumshot. "The All-Americans
beat us BY four rims the last time. aHd
we believe that we have the added
strength TO make up those four tai
lies," said Brush
Field Day Sunday
On Sunday afternoon the players
will perform a number OF stunts IN
field day ppogrcm. There viii be
prizes Cor getting down to first, rum
ming the bases, ftneo hitting and
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-12-06
STARS
WILL KICK FOR
RAWLINS TROPHY
Punting, Drop Kicking, Kick
Offs and Place Kicking Will
Be Staged at Punahou
Special Star Bulletin Correspondence

Especial Star-BuHe1n COTresD0ndence1 -
OAHU COLLEGE, Dec. 6.-Today
begins q very interesting contest on
Alexander Field. The Punahou foot
ball squad is going through the kick
ing contest for the Rawlins trophy.
The series of trials will run for three
days.
The Rawlins trophy is a silver cup
awarded the winner of a contest in
punting. drop kicking, place kicking
and kick-offs. II will be seen that
this is an all-round competition and
it is hard to say who will win the
cup Last year Ionic Stephens won
1t and the year before it was raked in
by George Quintal. II looks at present
as il il would be a very close race be-
tween Peterson, sKauhane and Fas-
soth.
This contest has greatly improved
Punahou's kicking and in no game dur
ing the last three years has Punahou
been outkicked. Three of her games
have been won by place kicks and the
punt has always been used as an Of
fensiye weapon
The Harvard football trophy
beautiful cup offered by the Harvard
Club of Hawaii for the championship
of interscholastie' football-was for
mally received by Capt Harvey Hitch
cock yesterday morning in Punahou
chapel. Mr.. Chase, in presenting the
cup, commended Capt. Hitchcock and
his team for their fine record OF not
having been scored upon by an inter
scholastic team this season, and espe-
cially remarked the excellent spirit in
the team and the student body this
fall. After short cheering session.
few words in review of the season.
After brief expression of satisfac-
ton in the past seasons work. the
coach explained the matter Of the
Rawlins trophy for kicking, and then
spoke of the need for Immediately
getting into training for the swimming
meet which Punahou Is to stage with
the fast bunch OF Stockton High school
invaders coming to the islands Deem
Der % on the Great Northern. Puma
hou is to met these Stocktonites IN
swimming meeting on the night OF
Saturday, December %, in the Y. Nj.
u. n. IA
the Stockton crew big go in the
water, for in the ranks of the Buff and
Blue are Pratt, Lindsay and others
as divers, while Kanakanui, Hawkins,
Higgins, Andrews. Watt and others
will be able to pull off some low time
stunts in the spirits.
The captain of the Punahou swim
ming team will be elected this after
noon
Another subject presented to tho
student body was the matter OF inter.
company competition in basketball
and tennis. These contests will be
run off Immediately after the return
to school after the Christmas holidays.
Captains will be elected and the teams
will begin practise tomorrow.
The banquet for those men who
have played in first team game will
be held in Dole Hall next Friday even
ing. The event is to be big affair
for The team and school