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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-11-21
Winter Underwear

weather calls underwear You'll be pleased with
low prices.
Women Fleeced Union Suits with high neck and long sleeves d.
elbow sleeves sleeveless in all sizes special
75c $1.O0 and 81
AMI elbow sleeves and low
and sleeveless: special suit 81
Light Weight Wool Union Suits The three STYLES meno
Special 81 9S and s.
Silk Union Suits three STYLES special So
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-11-21

Misses Fleeced Union Suits,
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-11-21
LOT 3-SALE PRICE,
CHOICE 49c

Stamped Combination Suits.
Stamped PetticoatS. Teddy
Bear Suits. Your choice Acc
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-11-21
Children's Plaids, So inches
wide, Special at Yard,
Csc and 75c

Please investigate this line of
materials for children Is dresses
and YOU will convince yourself
in knowing that we have met
your requirements both as to
pleasing patterns and tempting
prices. Sale price, yard, Csc
and ..... .... Use
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-11-21

Misses Fleeced Union SUITS,
IN white and cream.
Sizes > 10 : at. 49,. sec
Sizes @ to 8 al. 69c
Sizes 10 10 10 Al. Use
Misses FIeeced Shirts and
Drawers:
Sizes 10 10 D al. Csc
Sizes a 10 80 al. 35c
Sizes 3 and 81 al. 45c
Woemn's Vests, Special at
Ice. One special lot OF wom-
ems vests in cream and white,
with high neck AMI short
sleeves. Very special l9e
Very Special Mems Heavy
Fleeced Shirts, sizes 81 to AZ
75c value. Sale price 39c
Women's Black Cotton Hose,
special, pair l5c and Ice
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-11-21
Remnantsi Remnants !!
Remnants!

Hundreds of all-WOol rem
nantS of all descriptions, deSir-
able and pleasing patterns.
We have placed these Oh
sale al great reductions. Each
Remnant is plainly marked.
both price and yardage.
Fur Trimming Special
soc Fur Trimming 39c yard
75c Fur Trimming Sc yard
St.OO Fur Trimming 79c yard
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-11-21
SO inch Setges, Special,
Yard. CSC

French and Storm SergeS.
SO inches wide. all the fashion
able fall shades. A material
that will not last long at this
low price of .... CSC
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-05-04
MANY ATTEND
LOCAL LECTURES
LAST N,oAr's CROWD WAS the
LARoesr-sUsJecr WAS ~rHc
MgRcv seAr OF CHRISTIAN.
,rv.--Nsw sUsJecr TONIGHT

A very large audience greeted tho
Rev. Thos. J, BRADY. the Catholic
priest. who Is delivering = scries oi
lectures upon the practices and doc
trines Of the Catholic church.
Rev. Father BRADY Is from Lake
view. and has been giving these lee
turce nightly In the local Catholic
church. and they are intended pri
martly for non.C Catholics. all OF whom,
are cordially invited to attend each
night at & O'Clock.
Last nights crowd was me largest
that has greeted the reverend speaker,
Who Is an unaueetioned speaker al
force and power. His subject last
night was Tho Mercy Seat Of Chris
tianity." or "Confession." Tonight At
the same hour Father Brady will speak
on The Catholic Church and the
Bible"
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-05-04
INTERFERING TALKS ARE
GIVEN At CATHOLIC CHURCH

There Is series of Interesting talks
being given each night this and next
week At the Catholic church. Eighth
and High streets. At . O'Clock. They
are intended for all Who desire Ia
know and speak intsllisently Of the
Catholic church.
The Question Box will Be feature
Of these exercises. Everyone has soms
questions they would like to ask In
regard to religion or the Catholic
church. Do not hesitate to propose
them. We welcome inquiry. especial.
ly from those who are honestly op.
posed to us.
Perhaps the people Of Klamath Falls
have often heard the Catholic church
described - IN enemy to liberty. pros.
ress and good morals. At any rate.
garbled versions Of history. bogus
or ex.priests." scurTilous books and
pspers. have poisoned with prejudice
and misunderstanding. the minds Of
many otherwise well.intentioned pso-
pie. Should they not then show that
broad. liberal American spirit that 10
always ready to hear the other side Of
the question. by coming to these lee.
lures? No money will b asked; no
collections taken up.
Those who love the Catholic religion
should attend and hear the founda-
tions Of the ancient faith reviewed
and vindicated. Those who HATE the
Catholic religion should attend. To nnd
out whether or not their aversion is
well founded. PATRIOTISM requires
~ to eliminate sectional. racial and
religious enemities: CHARITY 70
quires u to love others and not hate
them; JUsTICs forbids u to falsify
or misjudgs even one Of our fellow
citizens. much less millions Of them.
IN A SPIRIT OF FAIRNESS AND
KINDNESS. THESE SHOULD CONE
AND FIND OUT FOR THEMSELVES.
Those who are INDIFFERENT
about the Catholic rslisioa (do not
care. one way or the othsr) should st.
tend. Do they not wish 70 b we'll In.
formed upon every auestion Of far
reaching Importance? But Tie Cath.
Ollie church commsnds Itself TO the
study of every intelligent and knowl.
sdgs seeking mind. 9s
ALL. rsgsrdlsss Of creed. should st. |
tend these lectures. All are most vel. !
ee0s; I'll VII - treated pelitsly. eAas.
Itsbly. kin1ly. ~
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-05-04
GLASS OF SALTS
CLEANS KIDNEYS
n YOUR OAck hURTs or OlAo.
DER 0orhGRs you. DRINK Lots
OF WA1GR

When your kidneys hurt and your
baak feels sore. don't ct scared and
proceed to load your stomach With .
lot Of drugs that excite the Kidneys
and irritate the entire urinary tract
Keep your kidneys clean like you keep
your bowels clean. By Aushing them
with . mild. harmless salts which
removes the body's urinous waste and
stimulates them to their normal activ.
ity. The function Of the kidneys u To
nlter the blood. In ~ hours they strain
from It 500 grains OF acid and waste.
20 we can readily understand the vital
importance OF keeping the kidneys &C.
tive.
Drink lots Of water-you can't drink
too much: also get from any pharma-
cist about four ounces Of Jad Salts:
take tablespoonful In . glass Of water
before breakfast each morning for .
few days and your kidneys win act
ane. This famous salts u made from
the acid Of grapes and lemon tuoce.
combined with lithia, and has been
used for generations TO clean and slim
ulats clogssd kidneys: also to neutral
Ire the acids in the urine 20 II no lons.
Or IL source Of irritation. thus ending
bladder weakness.
Jad Salts II inexpensive: cannot In
jure: makes . delightful effsrvescent
lithia water drink which everyone
should take now and then 10 keep their
kidneys clean and active. Try this.
also keep up the water drinking. and
no doubt you will wonder what became
Of Jour kidney trouble and backachs.-
Adv.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-05-04
Those rRANch,see

"'oa do believe in Lowrn n..
tor L'o''r and POWER Tor r'.' aates
fal'". and u YOU don't bsll,y. 'a -
INJUNCTION to head o,r N. - N
from "spsenains their win al, n. 0ps
LOT hoN. vote on Ii. ttan,.,. aAl'
osition NJ foiiows, P'ot
PROPOSED nv lNirlAr,v.
TtON 'st
700 4 Yes
soi No
REfERREp TO THE ppop,. i.
THE COMMON corNcL.
10. yes
s0a \ No
Remember. ,hia time your WI. !.
omeial vote, You decide n, vn,..
VOTES whether tho Keno pox., ~
II 4" rer'" klamath rails Vim ~.
and power You are no, ad,,.,,. -
COMMON CorSCi. You A.. 49,.
tne a LAW.
''a KENO POWER co
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-05-04
KNIFE on C0RNs
CAUSES l0CkJAW
rgLls HOW 70 LOOSEN A TEN.
pER CORN % II Lifts OUT
WITHOUT PAIN

you reckless men and women who
Are pestsrsd With corns and who have
at lsast oacs week invited IN awful
death from lockjav or blood poison
are now told by Cincinnati authority
- usscs drug called frsssoas. which
~ moment fsw drops are applied Ia
any corn. The sossnsss b relieved and
sess ~ sstirs corn. root and Ill. Lifts
out With the AnOsrs.
= k b.a sticky substances. which dries
~ 1smsat II h applied. and b said
teaGimoly 'shTivsl The corn without IN
Aamiag g svsa iEsitatins TIE suFround'
ing ti1eus - skia. Il is claimed that
. GDasteg g ~ eanee Will cost very
9tt1e q nv q ~ dsug stores. but =
e1Dalol - ~ eass TT q every hard
- 80 80 - esllss.
yoooUo eustbas vas1s1 TIT esttiss
- . 60 = goat1lal hsbek-A1v.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-05-04
you SHALL NOT VOTE

on the light and power franchise next
Monday. seems to Be the attitude oi
the California. Oregon Power Co. A.
ter failing in the state court. Il 10 re-
ported that they are trying to get out
an injunction from the federal court
II II to save the people money!
Vote 800 x Yes. and 303 x No.
3.3t KENO POWER co.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-05-04
cUrs OFF saeyooo.ooo:
ALSO slxrgGN POUNDS

SACRAMENTO. May <.--John =
Neylan. chairman Of the board Of con
troll. whose chief duty during the leGts
lative session was to trim apprUpria'
tion bills. II on little vacation this
week. trying to regain some Of the
sixteen pounds Of svordupois he lost
during the session.
I'VE slashed out . total OF S3s. 900.
000." said Neylan upon departing.
which called for most everything
from . weed commission to monu
ments. 'Tvas . hard job. but II had to
be done In accordance with the ~
trenchment policy"
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-05-04
DECLARATION AGAINST
lMelleo NGPeAl OF CON.
orlrUrloN ~ AMeNoMGNr I

- The Herald will each day print .
. one Of the eight measures - they .
. will appear On the state ballot tor .
. the special election to b. held .
, June eth. Q
. The fourth bill on the state .
. ballot. with the respective mum. .
. bers. 10 ~ follows: .
. Submitted BY the legislative ~. .
. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES I'm. q
. piled Repeal Of Constitutional .
. Provisions BY Amendments Thsrs- .
. to-Purpose--Amcndink section Z
. Of article I Of the constitution .
. of Oregon BY declaring that Il Z
. Ia the function Of the cOnsti. .
. tuition to clearly de6nc = con. .
. sistent and harmonious plan Of .
. government: that to pcrpetu. .
= ate such constituency and har. Z
. nAony. all constitutional amend. Z
. ments shall b. 40 worded that Q
. thrir adoption viii leave the .
. amended constitution without any Z
. conflicting provisions: that. ~ .
. the effect of any amendment .
. upon the entire constitution 10 . .
. vital confederation In construing .
. the amendment. no amendment .
. shall have the effect Of rendering q
. any other part or parts Of the con. Z
. stitution ineffective without o.. .
. prcssly and specifically rcpealinG .
. the same. .
. JOG Yea. q
. 307 No. Z
>>>>H~>>H>>&>>1>>
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-05-04

pci baker In ready to board a rat
tier" for home TO SEQ tho folks before
eniistinK Ito WAS told his name vas
firs, on the list Of coast l~sEucrs oil
gible for conscriptioa. and ho didn't
hrnitatc In declaring himself ready To
Join the colors. "tf I must ko. mus,
Eo." BAKER said" and they won't have
TO ask mo twice. I'm ready when the
rcsi Of tho fellows are"
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-05-04

Charley Pick. Scal third baa~man.
wouldn't care II he nescr saw Sal,
Lake and Portland again, Pick. in
fact. would no, visi, thoss cities II he
could help hiu,scif. i',ek left San
Francisco hi,llnx around 500. Ito r~'
turned q little over 900 Hence his
dcsirs to siAy away from Portland and
Salt Lake. II eoutdnr hi, tho ocean
with = paddle In those places" Pick
said.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-05-04
SAY, VOTER!

The franchise PROPOSED BY I'M.
TlATIvE PETITION was prepared BY
the PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION
OF OREGON. We claim that the
franchise REFERRED TO THE PEG.
PILE BY THE COMMON COUNCIL
was prepared By Or at the instance Of
THE CAIlFORNlA-ORDGON POWER
CO. The former will Give you lower
rates for LIGHT and POWER: the lat.
ter will make compstition practically
impossible.
Vote 900 x Yes. and 303 x No.
3-3t KENO POWER CO.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-05-04

"n~tter babies. bettsr mothers. and
q bettef community.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-05-04

Ths Ataa companies ass Isadsss II
slae Insurance. aeld. 80 Chllcoeo. -
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-05-04

'iiabi~s health means mon, Ia,
wealth"
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-05-04
900 --------------
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SAN FRANCISCO. May a.--"rhsrs's
one fellow you want 10 b careful ol
In tho piuchss." remarked an Angel
while the Seals wers havtnG their bat
ting. practice ysstsrday. He's just
about the most dangerous hitter In
the league. when he's hitainx against
W. especially. We couldn't get him
out In 1913. and last year he almost
wounded = few Of our players with
line drives. De careful Of him. that's
all." The speaker wAs walter Dol~s.
He was talking about Jerry Downs,
The poor weather encountered In
Salt Lake and Portland BY the Seals
had liz effect on 'Casey" Smiths arm.
The sensational Indian twirier couidat
keep bis throwing member warm In
either city. Ills arm would get cold
and x,i6sn Up two minutes after he
warmed up. Smith II warm wsather
pitcher. and nKures TO twiri many good
games when the climate gets warmer.
He thinks bis arm will round Into good
shape agAia this week. =
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-05-04
ORPnEUS THEATR

rhursday and Friday
"Aaixed oleed,"
A Thrilling Red Feather" DRAINS
In Five Acts.
"The Purple Aaash."
Second Episode Of the Great Serial
"Universai carteene,s
Mr. Fuller Pep Celebrates. ...... ....-
EIGHT RGGlS IN ALL
ehSw starts at 1850 p. n.
ADMISSION TIN CENTS
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-05-04
RECORD vouR ovesa

RECORD vouR ovsss
No" Monday By marking you, ,.ll.
200 \ fe" and aos X No. ssA ,,-
VII xaes" rish' an to why Ii. c.llis,.
nia'orrson Power ca Is ,r,ins IA ~.
on your vote on the rnANcHlsR
PROPOSITIONS
s'1' KENO POWER co.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-05-04

Chilcots gives special attention 70
|peoperty oi aoa-rosidsnas. O0ce o83
Main. II
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-17
Field ARTILLERY
BAsEB / | !. / !. |. / ! ! / |

! Thousht many are under the iIlpres'
siens that the. Headquarters COMPANY
oflthe fst Field! Artillery 10 sure Of the
trophy In the ."sHorsa'' league at Scho,
field, q chose study Of the averages and
the part OF the. schedule yet; TO BE
played Vili4 show. that It is possible
Yet for either c battery ora battery
TO bring home the bacon. The shout
ing is not yet over, IN the upper. can
tonment, FOL, even D Battery and yet
B Battery, can better their positions
on the roster. e Battery and F Bat
terry have withdrawn frem the race in
order to hasten lthe, end of the series.
The 9th Field has already finished its
sciledute and Ii noF. waiting TO Play
the champion light battery for the
honors of the artillery brigade. .:
A warm game was played this at,
tefnoon between Headquarters ann A
Battery, but a:Hafsunde fstandiRg as to
the meaning OF the passed ban grounds
rule may call for the playing OF the
ccntesta second time. The score stood
2Ito 1 In favor; of the present league
leaders at he-finish| Of the melee, but
credit for this Is not given In the
averages below, neither n A. Battery
charged With a'ifoss. The protest to
tie decision, Of Umpire August Mich
ALEX. win be considered At the end Of
theseasm. IThetvfrling of both Young
and Burnett vas ora high order and
''Wigwaggers Parks knocked out a
pretty home run 49,
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-17
BIG SWIMMING MEET WILL BE HELD
ATY.M.c.A TANK IN NEAR FUTURE
Tentative Date Has Been Set for August 10-SWmmefs Win
Select Their Own Events for Big Indoor Meet-Meeng Of
Swimming Enthusiasts Win Be Held This Evening at r. N.
to Discuss PanSGirs VIII Be Entered in Meet This Year

be willing to endure Q short season
Of training and enter the proposed
meet Kruger, acting as q coxuiain
for the Healanis. IL not compelled 10
be in the same training and has indi-
lated his interest In the August meet.
Ludy LANCER has already accepted his
Invitation To attend the meeting To-
morrow night but did not state wheth.
er or not he would enter. The public
Is very keen on seeing all or these
swimmers In action again. u has
heard so much lately Of the achieve
ments Of Norman Ross that, Il would
take pride in seeing some local color
injected into the athletic horizon.
6irls TO Enter -. -. -. =,
Miss Ruth Stacker has also enthusi-
astically accepted her invitation and
hints at some ideas for the meet
Clair TAFT, who heads the swimming
game at the outrigger, said this morn.
ing that In q, short time all az the
clubs would have to take serious ac-
count Of that clubs entries, and mo
one IL gainsaying Glars statement
Tomorrow nights meeting wa be
held In the directors room &C the
7. NJ. c. A. and is called for 1850
DronnDt 49,. e 80 = - y = 80 70.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-17
HONOLl|lHB BOYS
STAGE PROGRAM
ATOAHUPRIS0N
RobIey's .Gymnasts Give Pre-.
fininary< Exhibition. Previous
T.. ;. : to Their Tour Of Kauai

Last. night att the. Oahu prison s,
Nv. RobIey, general secretary +of the
Honolulu Boys" Club, gave an attn:
EIstic entertainment to. the men, aud
the entire program, was a.huse sue
cess. =, 80. - =.
Roblsy,s travelling team are, round
ing Into great form for their coming
tim to Kauai and; their excellent; work
Of last evening, easily rdenaonstrated
the vast. amount. Of time that has
necessarily, been spent In preparation
The first two numbers Of the eve
ninx., Indian club and dumb-bell drills
were fast and saappy. but 1t was the
following number; the high dive, that
took the men's' fancy. The bar, was
placed at four feet and. advanced two
tinches time It was cleared until i've
feet had been reached at which
+heisht four OF the team, Paeheee, K.
Chung and A. Kaieikau, and acbley
easily cleared. Pacherco dropped out
At five feet four while Kaiaikau
cleared the bar but missed at five
feet five, while ,Robley, although NOT
eliSibIe; to enter In competition with
amateurs, cleared five feet five.
The pyramids were exceptionally
good and the team work was fire
with little Alexander getting q large
hand -for his neryy, Ibslaneing in three
81 The :hiKfr ones which took him al
most 90 feet above the groun6 A,
NJ PSasa eaye.a ssvSfy line e7htbitioh
|of fancy Indian Climb sEingirg Which
was wen Yeceirsd and finsty: exc
tcuted:x Pease, VIII make the trip 70
Kauai with Robley and his. team VIII
be- 4 very Ysiuabie addition TO the
company in many WAYS as he is NOT
onIT an excellent indian club per
forriera' but - ole @of the best per
formers on the: parallel bars =. n 4 = the r
l6Ibnuo.s .,=Sys' = : >, ..cz-ry-; i - :;
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-17
CORY NEWSPk PER BAITLE |
ON HlL0 DIAMOND ENDS
IN VICTORY FOR Herr AID

Especial Star Bulistin oosrsspondsnss)
+ HILo. July 16.-Hawaii Herald 6,
Hilo Tribune 2. --I 5sS. ..
That's the score Of the ball game
played last Saturday afternoon 1t
Mooheau park. Manager A. =, Mac.
kaye of the Tribune team has not
yet recovered from the shock Il was
painful the manner In which The Her
aid ban tossers handed out the dope
to the opposition. The pitching Of
young Bapiste, took the number Of the
Tribune bunch and the drop bah Of
the youngster. fooled the InisghIded
ones who challenged the real ball
team that comes from The Herald Of.
flee. $780, -. - ~ ( - =
There was an Interested crowd %
see the game and Il was easily seen
that the rioters were nearly ell Her.
aid ones The Hilo band was unable
to attend. but the crowd got "a ell
right without the music % the game
aroused much excitement, especially
when the Tribune players broke the
goose egg and scored their akfN run.
IT looked Ike q whitewash Tor the
Tribune nine up 4tilf then. -
Manager Mackaye ID talking about
q return game and The Herald bunch
are hoping that 1t does come nbout.
They declare that the Trihune score
will consist OF q string OF ciphefS
next time. - 3s, - Z S., i. ~ 49,
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-17
GOLFERS ! I { TO. PLAY 3 !. q
FOR BENEFIT OF
: LOCAL RET. CROSS

y, Members Of the Oahu Country, Club
Will stage . tournament for. the, hene-
fit OF, the Red Cross on Saturday,
July u. The proceeds pf the entry
fees are to be turned over to the Red
Cross Society, IN the evening the
members; viii hold q dinner inviting
their friends - =. 49, -
Many of the goif cubs on the main
land have been staging toqrneYs for
the benefit OF the Red Cross, and the
leading events. Of the season have
been given for; this organization. Golf
ers on the mainland have raised q
large fund fnE the Red. Gross ofganfIa-
ton, and the local deVotees> OF the
royal and ancient pastime are conf
dent Of raising soodly sum for the
cause. -...-- =.
Inasnaueh a. there has, been much
COLI play Of late at the club, It Is
expected that there will be large
number Of entries. Harold ,Giffsfd,
willard Grace; Frank Halstead, Jimmy
Grefg, C.. r. Cleveland and others are
expected to participants. The play will
be over, Is holes; medal play:
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-17
TROOP 9 !! Wins 5.
CHAMPIONSHIP
OF BOY SCOUTS
Silva Pitches Great Ball and
FLYERS Fail to Annex Hits;
% Runs for Winners

Troop Nine won the baseball cham
pIonship Of the Boy Scouts, by de-
feating Troop Five By the one sided
score OF % to 2. Troop Nine went
after their rivals In the first frame
aud singled SIX times for ten runs
Troop Five was unable to solve Sill
vas delivery, and only got three hits
off him. Silva pitched . great game
In spite Of the fact that he was all
in the. last two innings. He struck
out eight men and passed four, Only
s2s. men faced him in the nine IN
nings His support WAS excellent, Al
though his team mates made three
errors, they supported. him IN tue
pinches IN, good style.
Eefty: Freftas stopped homer by
capturing -Tysg's line drive IN, the
fifth. It, looked good for q homer
when n" left the bat, but Lefty went
right after It and caught 1t after: .
hard run and wonderfully timed
leap In the air after 1t. A. he Is only
about four feet four n his stockings,
this makes his catch all the more
wonderful. Watson handled eleven
chances around first without q mis-
cue. Crane handled several. hard
chances at second but slipped up on
an easy chance ana spoiled his rec
ord. Woodward caught ) q bangup
game and although his two wild
hesves to third were responsible for
the two runs of Troop Five, he held
silva up in fine form: At he bat
Rowland, Watson and Jones each got
three out Of five. Walter Dover. hit
one, for q homer, and got. double
besides. Reeves got two: out OF four,
and Silva also connected twice out
Of four times up. No one on Troop
FiYe's team distinguished himself
with the willow or on the field. Ho-
sea, Ing, and Ho were the lucky ones
to hit safely. This makes Troop Nine
the champions Of Hawaii. and they
win receive q large pennant for win
ming the title Of the Boy Scouts. The
Troop win give the team a banquet
In the near future : - 4,r.>"'!&
The score: s'ts,.$IS ~. - " s.