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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-17
SENATE CONFIRMS
FIVE APPOINTMENTS 2
MADE BY GOVERNOR

Unanimous confirmation to five ap-
.pointments announced by Governor
Pinkham early this week was given
by the senate today. The appoint
nlents are FOR board of land apbrais-
ers and to fill vacancies on the naval
militia board. as follows:
Naval Militia-S. ". 3Tay M Cnas.
T. Wilder.
ApprsisersE. NJ Holmes, H. De F..
Spihola and David Ewalik0. sIm4
The governor today signed Senate
Bill 81, which becomes Act IL. entitled
Z An Act to Amend Section rs. Of the
Revised Laws of Hawaii, 1915, relat-
ing to meetings Of tine commissioners
of instruction
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-17
ABATEMENT BILL Is Il.
NOT DISCUSSED WHEN
STEVED0RES MEET

At meeting last night of the mem.
bers of the local longshoremen' S
union, attended by about $50 steve,
dores, Charles Holoua was chosen as
a delegate from the Honolulu organi,
zation to attend the annual conYen-
tion of longshoremen to be held in
Tacoma, Wash, next April. Id s..
1t was reported that the bill now
before the legislature providing for
the abatement of commercialized vice
by. injunction was to be discussed by
the steyedores last night. But this
was not done, according to some who
attended the meeting.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-17
Hawaii Sends Hail Dozen and
Maui Adds Share; Business
Goes Rapidly On

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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-17
CLASS FROM PUNAHOU
VISITS LEGISLATURE

Upon invitation from Speaker H. l..
Holstein, the members of the parlia-
mentary law class of Punahou visited
the house of representatives today.
Those present were Frank E. Midkfff,
instructor; Miss Evelyn Breckens,
Miss Margaret Austin, Miss Helen
Church, Miss Victoria Pick, Sanford
Wood, Walter Samson, Tong Coney,
Joe Pekelo, John Horner, Alfred
Wadsworth, Tsok Choy, Dudley Pratt.
Frank Broadbent, Mortimer Lydgate.
Theodore Forbes, Otana OpaHa, Tom
William Napihaa, Kee
Fook Zane. Dermot Stanley.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-17
Finance Committee of Opinion
Counties Should Bear
Expenses

4 Hopes OF securing territorial aid for
Fairgrounds were dimmed In the
house today when, on recommends
ton OF the finance committee, house
bill So, introduced by Representative
@. H. Cooke, appropriating $4,000 for
the establishment and maintenance OF
Fairgrounds IN the territory, was
| tabled.
y The committee reported on the bill
as follows:
after due AMI careful consideration
OF this bill your committee believes
the maintenance and establishment OF
Fairgrounds In the territory Is d mat
ter for the individual counties and
that the appropriation sought should
not come under the head OF territorial
appropriations.
your Committee recognizes and is
heartily In sympathy with the work
that the Free Kindergarten and Chill
dren's Aid Association Of Hawaii is
doing for the children Of this city and
county through the grounds it has es-
tabiisned.
'In case additional funds are fur.
nished the city and county OF Homo
lulu through increase of the tax rate,
your COMMITTEES trusts that the board
Of supervisors will increase its al
lowance for that purpose but 1t is
loath, under the present financial con-
ditions OF the city, to direct such APP
preparation. We therefore recommend
the tabling Of the bill"
Asks Homestead Data
Representative Kciekolio introduced
two resolutions, one relating to the
$4,000 appropriation by the 1911 leg
stature for purchasing private lands
In North and South Kona for home
stead purposes, and the other relating
70 the appropriation Of $4,000 by the
1913 legislature of lands In waipio for
the same ptiSpose. The resolutions
direct the land commission to furnish
the house with data regarding section
taken on both resolutions.
IN a communication to the house,
the board OF health reports II has d.
rected government physician to-
make survey n Hama regarding a.
dental clinic ior school children and
that II found necessary. q dentist will
be assigned to regular work there.
House bill 90. giving the board OF
health power to subpoena witnesses
and ezarint them Allslsr oath in cases.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-17
U. 5. CAR WINS HILL
-:...s CLIMB IN DENMARK

From Copenhagen, Denmark, has
come report of another Hudson super
six victory in hill climbing contest.
Because of its records for endurance
and its performance in setting new
record for the Pixies Peak run, the
worlds stellar climbing event, the
super-six was looked upon by all en-
trants as the runner-up of the Ko-
benhavn hill race. -. ~.. ~
According to the summaries pub
lished in the Kobenhayn Politiken,
the Hudson car made the fastest time
in all classes, irrespective of horse
power. II was driven by Hjalmar
Davidson. with his mechanician. X.
Husum, as the other occupant
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-17

SENATE DELAYS m
PROBE OF PIERS

"h reports made by the newspapers
lately be correct-and / do not doubt
that they are-certain meetings of the
harbor board have been scandalous,
Statements made by the superinten
tendent of public works have been out
Of form and are disgraceful.
Senator A. l. Castle, standing amid
fellow members of the upper house in
this mornings meeting, spoke thus,
urging upon them the importance of a
resolution just received from the
house of representatives suggesting a
Joint committee to Investigate Piers
s, 3 and 10. -
Asks Delay to Monday
Castle said he did not refer to state
r,ents made by men of common tenn
permanent as COMMISSIONERS Mccarthy
and Church, but to those OF Chairman
Forbes. He spoke also of those that
had been made recently in public utif.
tiles commission meetings. He moved
that consideration Of the resolution be
deferred until Monday.
Senator Castles statement is cor
rect" said President Chillingworth,
and we are reading Of such meetings
every day in the newspapers favor
q committee to investigate this mat
ter. theonly question in my mind be-
ing whether it should be. q standing
committee or one made UP of repre-
sentatiyes of all the islands"
Castle suggested that a smaller, COM
mittee than that in the house might
be more effective and as he was sit
ting down, Pacheeo rose,
Start Without Prejudice Urged
I'm in favor of a joint committee
he declared, but I'm opposed to any
expression of opinion at this time. We
can not always go by newspaper COM
ments, they may be personal or po-
liticaI, We must have fair and i'm
partial investigation or this pier mat
ter and let us take Il up with unpreju-
diced minds"
Chillingworth said he had spoken
on the strength of Forbes own letter
to the senate asking for an investiga-
ton and stating that he had been
kicked from pillar to post by the pub
lic.''
Il was opposed to accepting that
letter." Pacheco answered. 1T SEEM
ed to ME as II the superintendent was
looking for some sort of justification
CT a whitewash when he sent it to
us. II We do anything on the PROPOSE
ton let us do it of our own accord,
not because he sent letter In here.
A vote vas then taken on the mo-
ton !, to defer, the date chosen for
action being Monday.
The public improvements commit
tee of the house has laid the ,founda-
lion for the probe, and yesterday d
resolution was introduced
the senate to, appoint q
to work with the house,
thus eliminating greater expense and
Late yesterday afternoon
c. r. Forbes, superintendent of pub.
lie works and chairman of the har-
Dor board, requested the senate to
conduct such an. investigation.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-17
STRONG APPRECIATES
TERRITORIAL MILITIA

Hearty appreciation Of the National
Guard Of Hawaii was voiced last night
by Brig. Gen. Frederick s. Strong,
commanding the Hawaiian depart.
ment at a meeting OF The senate ways
and means COMMITTEES to which he was
invited. Brig. Gen. Samuel !. Johnson,
adjutant general OF the territory, was
also present
General discussion. OF guard work
was held by the committee but no de.
cision as to policy was reached for
appropriations. according to Chairman
Robert Single OF the committee.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-17

Senator Neytands, chairman Of the
committee In interstate commerce. re.
ported to the Senate the railroad bill,
without addition. with the recommen
lations that its passage be expedited.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-17

Fire destroyed at Wynnewood, Okla,
1000 tons Of cottouseed valued at $780,
900 In the warehouse of the South and
Cotton. OIL Company. L
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-02-16
AMERICAN LEAGUE Is
DONE WITH FRATERNITY
Relations With FuItz Organization
Terminated at Schedule
Meeting.

NEW YORK, Feb. 16.-Relations
with the Baseball Players fraternity
were severed by the American league
at its schedule meeting here Thurs
day when similar action taken by
the National league wednesday was
endorsed in the following resolu-
tions;
Whereas. The players fraternity
has repeatedly violated the letter
and spirit OF an agreement entered
into with them on Jan. s, 1914
Therefore. be il.
Resolved by the American League
of Professional clubs. that all rela-
tions with said fraternity be and the
same are hereby terminated"
The playing schedule for the COM
ing season was adopted, the action
of the national commission in ref
erence TO the requests of the Ma
tional Association of Minor Leagues
was approved. and while the playing
rules were discussed, no changes
were recommended.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-02-16
BALL PLAYERS WILL
LEARN MILITARY DRILL
American League Parks Will be
Turned Into Training
Camps.
international News Service I:

international News Service:
NEW YORK, Feb. 16.-The call
Of the bugle and the beat of the
drum will be heard in baseball this
summer for the American league
players are TO become civilian SOL
diers and each day they will march
from their hotel TO the baseball
parks in military formation. The
baseball parks in all OF the eight
American league cities will be turn
ed into training camps in the NOM
ing and the players will devote one
hour a day 10 military instruction.
The American league, at its
meeting at the Hotel Wolcott. yes
terday adopted this suggestion. Of
fered by Capt. Huston of the
Yankees, and the league passed a
resolution which provides that the
players shoulder rifles as we'll as
basel ball bats. In the fall. after the
worlds series, a training camp is
to be established for baseball play
ers. Pres't Ban Johnson was auth
orized TO consult with Mai. Gen.
Wood concerning the details of
training the players.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-02-16
sOx OPEN AT ST. LOUIS.

The White Sox will open the race
at st. Louis. April IL, for four
games. then skip TO Detroit for a
like number and make their inaug-
ural bow in their own park, April
10. against the Browns. The Browns
will be entertained for four games.
Other games at the Sox park with
the Browns occur May %, 80 1.-TWO
games), Aug. 30. p, Sept. 1 and
Sept. IS. The Tigers, old-time RI
walls of the Sox, Will appear before
Chicago audiences on April %, 29'
80. May 81, June %. p, 2S and
Sept. 2 and 3 (two games on the
latter date).
Cleveland is billed for Chicago on
April "a, %, 26, 81, June 20, 21, 22,
%, "a and sept. s and 8. Washing
ton will play at Chicago on May %,
"a, 25, %. p, July 10, 16, II, IS
and Aug. % and 25.
The Athletics will show in the
Windy City on May IA, 10, 16, II,
July Z, s, 9, 10 and Aug. II, Is and
IL New York comes to Chicago
for battles on May 10. II, u. Is.
July IL. II, Is, Il and Aug. &c, %
and 2S. Boston plays at Chicago on
May IS. 10, 20. 21, July 10, 20, 21,
p, Aug 20, p and %.
The White SOx draw Is Saturday
games, IA Sunday games and dou-
ble-headers on Labor day and Me-
mortal day.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-02-16
MCCOY LOSES HIS CHANCE
VIII Not he Darcy's Opponent I'm His
FIRST Bout Here.
lterLltional News Service /.

lMtefhIfiouaI News service
NEW YORK. Feb. 10. - Because
Al Mccoy. the middle weight cham
pion is under contract To box Jack
Dilior at the Broadway 5. c., i'm
BroU;slvn. il was announced yester-
day that Mccoy would not be Les
Darcy's opponent iE his first bout in
this country. which was scheduled
for Madison Square garden ON
March g. Grant Hugh Browne
who now conducts boxing at the
garden. does not want Mccoy as an
attraction. If he appears at another
club previous To the garden bout.
This confusion i'm McCoys dates
may result i'm new opponent for
Darcy. and IL was stated that Jack
Dillon or Billy Miske would probab-
~ meet the Australian ON his debut
here. March s.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-02-16
SMITH At WORK
BUILDING SQUAD
Local Manager is in the Mar
ket and Expects to Land
Several Men.
Rr MaItcr \. PhcIan.

With the season baseball tickets
selling in good fashion and with lit
tie dou bt I'm his mind Of the success
sion Of his innovation and baseball
bargain. Ed Smith is turning his at
tention 90 the player lire and is
really trying 20 build mp a regular
baseball club.
Early this week Ed put his con
tracts in the mail but does not ex-
pect 20 get many definite answers
before the first OF next week All
OF his old performers have been
rendered the documents while a few
men are included in the list sent
out
If Ed has any success in his negp-
tiations with other club managers
he will give local fans a glimpse at
some real diamond performers who
have had experience in the Central
league.
Two men are being considered by
Smith for the vacant JOB at first sta
ton. Both Of the men are known
here and were seen here Il times
last year Either Of the two would
he acceptable custod.ans Of the
cushion hut one OF them could be
shifted 20 the outfield and perform
there as readily and as capably as
he could on the infeld. Pitchers
viii come in for a share Of attention
and negotiations are underway for a
good man from another Central
league club.
Tot Players on Market.
D. IL "a
in the league this year. in fact. Gil
bert has written various managers
in the Central Offering them bar
gains in players and if would not be
surprising If Smith stepped in and
snatched some OF them mp.
Riley. the clever shortstopper of
the Wheeling club. has told Smith
that ne has retired from base ball
20 resume his position as professor
i'm a West Virginia college. lie in
formed Ed that he had TO choose
between the job and baseball and
chose the job although if he had
known sooner that Smith was after
him he would have signed a con-
tract
An outfelder. last year star in
this league. who will get a tryOut
with "A big league club, is another
man whom Smith is after. The boss
OF the big leaguers has promised
Smith first chance at the lad in case
he is pronounced not ripe enough
for the big show.
Vincent Tydeman may not be with
the club next year. according to
Smith. who says that ne is trying to
make a trade for Vince that would
be better for the former and also
better for the club. Tydeman told
Smith in a letter recently that If
Smith wanted To- trade him alright
but that he was sure he was going
20 have big season this year.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-02-16
SPEED BOATS OPEN THREE
DAY PROGRAM AT MIAMI

MIAMI. Fla. Feb. 16.-Three
days OF speed boat racing began
here Thursday In the express
cruiser class. Charles W. Kotcher's
Raven III. won 10-mile event
from Carl c. Fishers Shadow III.
in % minutes fiat Mar-y-Cel,
owned by Charles Deering. won the
"displacements'' 10-mile race. beat
ing J. II. Snowden's January II. and
J. Fred Bets Olgada l. in % min
utes. SO 4-5 seconds.
A special 15-mile race between
Harold Kantler in a "fyboat" and
Phil RAIDER. in a military tractor.
was won by the latter.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-02-16
BR0WNS0N HALL CHICKS
BEAT z. B. SECONDS

The Bronson hall chicks OF
Notre Dame last night defeated the
basketball tossers of the z. b. sec
onds at the Laurel school, the score
standing IL to 8. at the close of the
contest. Carroll of the Bronson team
was the star of the game. The Notre
Dame five challenges any team that
averages 1875 pounds and for games
call B-79 and ask for Marshall.
The lineup and summary:
Bronson Hall 90. Il. BIS. (9).
Rosenthall .............. Afteskie
Right forward.
CdTrOH .-.....--.. RatIy
Left forward.
Reading ....-....-. w naIeH
Center.
MCAnuIeWS DROWN
Right guard.
Mullaley ..........-. NeSS
Left guard.
Baskets: Rosenthall l. Carroll .,
Mullaley 1. Afteskie 1, Whalen 1,
Brown l. Wess /. Free throws: Ros-
enthall 2, McAndrews 2, Afteskie.
Referee: Stanley.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-02-16
BANTAMS MEET TONIGHT
Winner VIII Get Chance at Her
man. thc Champion.
INTERNATIONAL News Service

MILWAUKEE. Wis. Feb l6. ~
Johnay ErtIe and Kid Hermann %
Pekin. H. bantamweights, will bat
tie 10 rounds here tonight. a match
with Champion Pete Herman being
the bait dangled before the eyes OF
the winner. Spike Kelly and John
ny Mccarthy. welters are scheduled
10 travel a like distance
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-02-16

Btf1k kIEflNG-
Warren ..-------..- 159 l4S 1Ja
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-02-16
Commercial League Ends
Play With Tie for Lead
CIauerS and BagbyS to Meet
Next Thursday to Decide
Winner of Trophy.

With the playing Of the CONNER
cial Basketball league games last
night, the schedule was ended and
the league winner still remained un-
known as the Bagby aggregation
and the Clauer quintet are tied for
first position. a contest between
these two fives will be played next
Thursday night 10 determine the
league champion Last nights re-
suits were: Elbel 20, Spires 10. Bag
bys SO. Smith & Whereof u,
Ciauers IA, Peerless Press 4.
Elbel (2O). Spires u9).
Elbel ............... Buck
Right forward.
Waters ...V ermande
Left forward
Donovan ............... Eager
Center.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-02-16
LEAGUES START
GAMES APRIL L
National and American to
Stage 154 Contests
This Season.

April II will see the opening OF
hostilities in the National and Amer
lean league pennant races and oct
4 will mark the official close Of the
chase. according 10 the schedules OF
the two leagues which have been
released for publication. Like the
American league the 154game
schedule has again been adopted by
the play trainers of the older organ
ization.
Western and eastern teams will OF
course be indulging in civil war
among themselves when the season
starts and for nearly a month will
keep IL up after which the western
clubs will travel eastward for battle
The Cubs will open at home
against Pittsburgh. April il. L. 10,
II. and will also be hosts TO the
Pirates on May and :, June "a
August II. Is. IA and Sept. 3. St
Louis will follow the Pirates TO Chi
cago and will play their first series
there April Is. Is, Il and IS. They
will also be at Chicago June 80
July /. Sept. 4, 5, s. Is and 16
Cincinnati appears at the Cub park
on May 2. 9. 4, 5. July 2. s, and
two games on the Fourth and Sept
10. IL and II.
Brooklyn Next Billed.
Brooklyn will be the first eastern
team 10 show at Chicago, being bill
ed there on June /. 2, 3, 4, August
s. 9, 10. II and Sept. "a. % and
26. Following Brooklyn is Phila-
deIphia on June ,, 6. Z. s, August
3. 4. 5, 6 and Sept 20, p and %.
The Giants will show before Chi
cago fandom on June 3, 10, IL, II
July %, 27, IS. %, and Sept. Il
IS and 10. Boston's tribe of Braves
will do duty at Chicago on June 10
IA. Is. 16, II. July 80. 81. August
l. 2, and Sept % and 80.
Chicago draws II Saturday games
IA Sunday contests and July Fourth
Three dates conflict with the White
Sox. June "a, Sept. 9 and Sept. i6.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-02-16

Swiss dairy cattle breeders have
discontinued the feeding OF oil cake
to their stock because Of the diff
Guilty Of obtaining this food which
was formerly imported from France
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-02-16

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Feb. 10
In the second of a series of three
games for the college basketball
championship of indianapolis. the
Dental college basketball team de-
feated Butler college here Thursday
night. % TO IS.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-02-16
EX-MAT CHAMP HELD
FOR MANNING OPPONENT

BELLINGHAM, Wash. Feb. 1s.-
wen Daily Of Axtell. Neb.. former
lightweight wrestling champion, was
arrested Thursday on a charge Of
wilfully manning Hilton Harnden
Of this city 10 whom he forfeited
The wrestling championship in a
match here Wednesday night Daily
= accused OF injuring his opponent
by twisting his foot with 8 toe hold.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-02-16
HOPPE BREAKS THREE
CUSHION BILLIARD MARX

CLEVELAND. o., Feb. 15.-willie
Hoppe, worlds balk line billiards
champion, broke all records in a
three-cushion billiards match here
Thursday night when he defeated
Jake Schaefer, so to % i'm 81 in
nings- He had two high runs of
eight and one of six.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-02-16

NEW YORK.-Phillip Rozette. Of
this city. winner Of many marathon
races throughout the country, will
run for the last time in the Bronx
county marathon on Washington :
birthday.
He has been winning marathons
since 1906, and in 1903 captured the
Yonkers Marathon against large
field In 1913 he won the Sea
Gate race. and since then has won