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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1917-07-20
chicauo Winds Up Series With
Washington BY Taking An
other Double-header
AMERICAN LEAGUE
NATIONAL LpAaUE

The Chicago White sox won another
louble.header from the Washington
americans at Chicago yesterday, 4 TO
) and 7 to d The Sox had won
louble-header frem Washington Tues.
lay after losing the first Of the series.
While they were taking four Of FIVE,
he best that Boston could do against
he st. Louis Browns was to split even
Il two games each. Boston won yes
erday, 4 to 0. The gain Of the White
,ox during the series was one and one
ialf games.
Boston Three Games Behind
The fur viii fy again today, for
Boston will open in Chicago for four
games. Boston viii have to play great
,all TO take the lead, as II Is three
.ames behind Chicago. q
New York took the long end Of the
eriss from Cleveland, three games 10
wo, by winning yesterday, ~ to Z.
Detroit split even in q double.header
with philadelphia. Detroit took the
cries three TO two.
GIANTS still Winning
In the National League the Giants
continued their fast gait. They won
again from the Cubs, 4 to ,, making il
three IN airow Philadelphia won the
bird from Cincinnati, 3 TO 1, which
gave the Phils two Of three and bet
Ter lead over 81, Louis Brooklyn has
AIKEN two Of three from 81. Louis, have
ing won yesterday, 5 TO I. Pittsburgh
managed yesterday TO win double
header from Boston, which had won
three In row.
The National teams win CLOSE their
'eries today and win begin new tomor-
row.
Yesterdays RESULTS
National League
At New York New York A, Chicago
AT Philadelphia Philadelphia ,,
Cincinnati 1.
At Brooklyn Brooklyn 3, st. louis
AT Boston Pittsburgh 5, Boston u
Pittsburgh 3, Boston ..
American League
/ At Chicago Chicago 4, Washing ton
o; Chicago Z, Westinghouse. y
4 At Cleyeland--New York le, Cleye-
land 7.
At Detroit--Detroit 4, Philadelphia
\; Philadelphia 4, Detroit B.
At st. Louis-Boston !, 81, Louis o.
u Il a y H e
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1917-07-20
c. B. HoFGAARD NAMED
AS POSTMASTER AGAIN

Associated Press BY q. 8. Naval Com.
munication serviee)
WASHINGTON, July 1s--Christo-
pher b. Hofgaard was nominated today
FOR postmaster at Waimea, Kauai.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1917-07-20

voters In the fourth and fifth districts
are sifted out there win be approx
mately forty.f five hundred men avail
ands are expected to furnish about half
rs many, making the above total The
officers at headquarters are estimating
that fully fifty per cent of these will
be eliminated for one reason or an
other, many Of them because of phys
zeal disabilities, others because of de-
pendent relatives and others because
they are needed where they are in civ
ilinn life. This leaves approximately
three thousand men for the draft, and
If the headquarters officers are correct
in their opinion that the war depart
ment order received yesterday means
that the Washington authorities are i'm
tending to call these men TO the Colors,
practically all of Hawaii's quota will
be used in the formation Of the Ha-
waiian regiment for service at the
| front.
These, however, are questions that
officers down here say will not be set
tied for some time 20 come, as the new
table OF organization has not yet been
received, and the organization would be
along the present lines unless orders TO
the contrary are received.
Camp May Be at schoheid
Nothing definite has, Of course, been
decided regarding the exact date Of
opening the new camp, nor the site, but
u is believed that il viii be located at
Scho6eld Barracks, and that IN all
probability il viii be opened August
~. The camp comes under the orders
for the second draft on the mainland,
where the second class camp viii open
ION that date.
Officers of the regular army in dis
eussiDg the orders last night pointed
out that while some other post may be
finally determined upon, IL Is more thar
1 likely that Gen. @. G. Treat, command
ing tho department, will settle upon
Schpfeld, ih view OF the fact that there
are q plentiful supply of ofiieef-ip-
lstructOrs for the student officers, TO-
gether with organizations with which
the candidates for commission can gain
actual experience in the command Of
men In the field
4 Work on the preparation Of the camp
site, the extensive housing arrange.
ments for the men and their instrue.
tors, their messing, and the host Of
minor details which will have 10 be ar
ranged before the camp can be opened
will begin Immediately, but probably
will take some weeks 10 doing. There
are also many miles Of paper work to
be attended TO at headquarters before
the details are completed and the ac-
(, tual work begins.
i Major Lincoln will begin At once
upon the work OF selecting men for the
ninety vacancies. fs.sF Il
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1917-07-20
Orders Received From War De-
partment Upset Plans Of Ten
Ordered To Attend the En-
campment To Open At Preside
Late Next Month
$500
NO DATE YET SET FOR THE
JOB TO BEGIN ON ISLANDS
Probable Site Of Camp win Be
Schofield Barracks, But Much
Work Remains To Be Done Be-
fore the Training Can Be
Started Here
c'mm.adius oniesr, Hawaiian Dc.

Commanding onicsr. Hawaiian Dc
partment.
You viii establish and conduct .
training camp for reserve officers In
the Hawaiian department similar 70
those now conducted and planned
IN the continental United States Not
to exceed one hundred candidates
win Be selected under rules prescrib-
ed BY you from residents Of the Ha-
waiian Islands. who are United States
citi1ons Supplies IN Hawaiian Isl
ands win b utilized NO others
can Be spared. This revokes the
letter June 9. directing you to send
ten candidates 70 the western Do.
partmont training camp. Depart
menf quhrtermnster should estimate
for funds needed for appropriation
for civilian training camp.
MCCAIN.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1917-07-20

0NE HUNDRED residents
~ OF Hawaii, who are citizens
Of the United States and other
wise acceptable to the officials at
the department headquarters, will
be organized into a citizens train
ing camp Tsoinewhere in Hawaii"
\ Orders TO this effect were re-
ceiyed from the war department
BY Brig, Gen C. c. Treat, COM
manding the department, yester-
day afternoon.
These orders, coming as they
did on the heels Of the AID Gibbs
farewell luncheon to the ten men
selected BY the Hawaiian Depart
ment TO represent Hawaii at the
Preside encampment. and re-
scinding their previous instruc-
lions, Jared them out Of their
boots, metaphorically speaking,
but after talking the matter over
with Maj. Charles s. Lincoln,
who Is in charge Of militia affairs
in this department, they recog-
nized how much better the pres
cnt arrangement is.
II means, for instance, that Hawaii
instead Of having but ten men trained
as officers, will have one hundred, that
the probability is that the Territor,
win furnish q full infantry regiment
for the national army, and that ther,
will be more instructors to put then
through the mysteries of the Field
Service Regulations, the Infantry Drill
Regulations, and 20 explain the intri
caeies Of speh matters as the Cour-
Martial Manual, Minor Tactics anl
military topography, 70 ray nothinl
Of unimportant little things like thu
small arm firing manual and thu
Blue Book.
May Draft All Engibles
Ofieers at headquarters yesterda,
expressed the opinion that these orders
changing as they do the former instruc
tons, indicate nm intention on the par
Of the war department officials 70 max
uae Of every available man IN the Ter
ritory who shall be gathered in by tn
registration and who shall not be abb
10 show good and sufficient reason VIII,
Ne should not be- exempt under thl
terms of the SeIectiye Draft Law. 3
These men probably will be farrsr
into one regiment Of foot, with III
machine gun company or eompaDie
that 20 with such a fighting unit. I'm
der the present table of organization
an infantry regiment Is made up Of tw
ih0rsansl aud two officers and men, bn
reports have been received here 70 til
effect thBt thote regiments sent +
Franca hRd been organized along tn
lines OF the French foot troops, wit
s thfee ybattalions Of three eoinpdnie
each, lnstead ofsthsSa IAbtalions Of feu
e0hlpahies each. lIhstead aof each ICON
pany being $50 officers and men stron
the French organization provides for
company Of two hundred and fifty mel
With captain and four lieutenant
each, and instead OF having but tn
one machine gun company as at pre-
enf, with the regiment, there are tire
such units. ~ one 10 eaeh battalion.
II was pointed out yesterday that
<air estimate Of the total registratio
IN the Islands win be between seve
nnd eight thousand men, more tina
.wo.thirds Of which win come fror
oahu The county clerk yesterday est
mated that when his list Of registere
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1917-07-20

Cruise OF ST, Lotus and R0ush .
Cincinnati are still fghting for bat
ting honors in the National league
Cruise with an avcrageHof 34s is lead
ing BY one point. Hans Wagner /
batting .gs4 for twenty seven games
Cincinnati displaced philadelphia 70
honors in team batting with 200
Batting In National
Leading batters for half Of theii
club 3 games:
Cruise Of st. Louis .34s, Roush o.
Cincinnati ,347, Hornsby Of st. Louii
.323, Fischer OF Pittsburgh .3l5, Raw.
lings of Boston $40, Wheat of Brooklyn
$40, Crayath Of Philadelphia .30s
Nealc Of Cincinnati 500, Zimmerman
Of New York ,305, Olson Of Brooklyn
sol.
Leading pitchers:
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1917-08-25
GET READY NOW FOR
RAISING FALL CHICKENS
Uee Only Best Birds for Breeding.
Proper Selection Means Improve
ment of Flock.

Many poultry raisers report that
they do not have as much success
with their fall Matched chickens as
with their spring matches.
The reason for this" says A. F.
Rolf, Livestock Extension Service, l..
S. T., 'is that the fall is not nat.
ural breeding season, and because the
breeding stock will have just finished
moulting. The moulting process Is
quite a drain on the vitality of a
bird. Any hen that is weak constitu.
tiOnally will be in poor physical
condition for several weeks after com.
pleting the moult, and any chickens
produced from such a hen will show
an inherent weakness. The way to
overcome large part OF the trouble
with fall hatched chicks is to breed
only from physically strong, selected
birds.
THE vigorous ard heal.i has
large bone, comparativa short,
stout head and beak; bright, full
eye Arm, red comb, q wide back;
6 full, deep breast; e glossy, close.
fitting coat Of feathers, and straight
legs, set we'll apart. Discard the
birds that % not show all these points
Of vigor, md from the remainder sc,
lect those that have suitable color
and shape.
THE breeding pen should consist
OF the best male and the Smallest
humber Of hens that will give the re.
ouired humher Of eggs for Matching,
Use only the best, ard be that much
nearer 10 suctess,
MASS braedine means rapid deter
iorat'on, proper selection means In.
p:dvemcht."
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1917-08-25
Summer Cor1rlaint

During the hot weather of the sum-
mer months some member of almost
every family is likely to be troubled
18th an unnatural looseness OF the
bowels and it is of the greatest i'm.
p'rtance that this be treated promptly,
which can only be done when the med.
ieire is kept at hand. Mrs. +. F. Scott
Seottsville, y. Y. states, 81 FIRST used
chamberlain. Collie and Diarrhoea
"omedT as much as five years ago. At
that time l had a severe attack Of
summer complaint and was suffering in
tense pain. One dosct relieved NE.
Other members Of my family have since
used it with like results" Obtainable
everywhere adv.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1917-08-25

Well worth tie recollection OF al
occasional hour.
l.... %, y.u ,.rr sit down ami tall,
'.t aI hour over ..r-..ncs. and all
...-..irs au' 30. >u.ru-~o- o. chilli.
..... Ja s.U ever take time e. l.>
Back over the him ot lit, amt rai NIP
eli. Ia.. .t .g ulira Time. Na.u 'uH
uu., So h.fnr a.i.. 81. rr.r.ti.- r.Ir
f q fond .at..r ami q dryu..i .f... .
DO the carly daH, ,l..t a.,.nlv ip Il
pioneer home. ever occur 10 'ou g., 'H'
happicSt home of your cvruful life!
There questions are for the "Oid
BOYS, those who have passed the meri-
liam of life aud now are on the down
slope, and who from natural causes,
will soon pass into the unknown beyond,
where thew are to enjoy the rewards
that come Of a well directed life.
Bows. think of the old home where
were father, mthcr, and the charming
brother and sisters whose whole aim
was to keep home happy and make life
% pleasure rather than burden. You
remember fathers corner behind the bIg
do YOU not See him as he
sits and mods i'm the twilight of the
lin fire and dreams of the dav when
his bows will be senators and will not
have TO stand the bitter trials Of the
lark forests or the treolesS prairicS.
Father and mother, brothers and sis
tiers, The old home, What depths ol
meaning lie in those words. There j.
.omfort in them. They recall the inuo-
cent prattlc of Younger brothers and
sisters. They recall the kindly directed
fort, Of the seniors to secure the Joy
and peace that comes from the fra
tcrnitv Of home with the bonds Of ii
lection.
The dim old forest and the wide
axranding prairie are there too. The
.Y murmerino rill with its beantifu
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1917-08-25
Brown and the Wine Shades

son frock.
-. Brown and the Wine Shades
Although there is a predoninance o.
navy blue at present, brown and .ht
wine shades will be very smart for fall
according to the best authorities
Smar dresses Of brown satin with white
satin collar and cuffs are already seer.
and this color Is also noticed in the
new Georgetto dresses which are worn
over silk slips Of contrasting colcr
All black satin frocks or black wi
white trimmings are very fashionable.
too.
Stripes and plaids are TO be yer
strong in silks as well as wool fabrics.
and very interesting are the new com
b!nations. On very dark blue back
ground there is stripe, not very wide.
formed from three narrow stripes with
green in the center and orange o.
either side. Another effective stripe
material has navy background with
fairly wide green stripes and hair
Line hlue- strips ~-tha--aansar- aaa.-szs
the sides Of the green. Bolder stripes
in various bright colors also widen the
variety of the striped fabrics. For
separate skirts these new stripes and
plaids are particularly smart and may
be worn effectively with coats of a
plan color
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1917-08-25

happen if dresses made IN toward
he end Of the summer are not planned
With . view TO having them stylish
Tor fall wear.
The Long Tunic Prominent
There is no doubt that the long tuaic
viii be popular for the coming season
everything goes to show this In the
rery newest models the tunic is en-
ployed and in eve: 50 many charming
WAYS. IN the smart dresl illustrate
above, the long tnHic pressed int
straight pleatJ ard Parted az the side,
tons placed close together on the or
side and bound buttonholes-just as
many Of them as there are buttons
Oh the other side. maks the opening
Of the tunic much more interesting,
for this is certainly novel .reatmer,
and one which will attract lovers cf
the unusual. The dress. Nith lis
straight bodies and straight stitched
belt, Is very Characteristic of that smGr.
simplicity which now marks a great
many Of the new modes. This dress
in satin or serge would undoubted' :
proys very useful fer d bstween.ass,
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1917-08-25

s,ate OF Ohio City Of ToleIo,
Lucas Coaaty, s.
rank j. CLcacv makes oath that be-
senior partner Of the 6rm Of p. }.
Cheney i Co, doing business IL The
lily of Toledo. County aad State
r'we,a:l, aad that saiI Grm viii pay
ele sum q ONE HUNDRED DOLLAR.
for each and every ease Of Catarrh
thae cannot be cprej bv the ues Of
HALLS CATA3EH MEDICINE.
FRANK !. CHENEY.
Snou. % before nc and subscribed
IL my presence, this 9th Hay 81 paccm-
Der, !. =. 1856. NV. GLEASON,
tSeab Notary Public
HaIt'- Catarrh Medicine Is taken in
te.rGly and acts through the Blood Oh
the Mucous Surfaces Of the System.
Send ter testimonials, free.
+. ;. Oh NEY q co, Toledo, o.
Sold by al druggists, &c.
Halls Family Pills for constipation.
ADV.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1917-08-25
Ea Felt Liks EinatV.

Nothing makes a person feel old
quicker than discrdered kidneys. They
cause aches and pains all over the
body. A. ". Morgan, Angola. La,
writes; "Ohr I suffered with pain In
my back. 1 am 43 years old, but l fsl.
like a man 30 years old. Since 1 took
Foley Kidney Pills I feel like I did
when was 21."--Sold Everywhere.
Adv.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1917-08-25
Chronic Continuation.

1t is by no means an easy matter t,
cure this disease, but it can be done il
most instances by taking Chamber
lain's Tablets and complying with the
plain printed directions that accom-
pany each package. Obtainable Every
vAere.--cdv.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1917-08-25
-2solutions OF the Board Of Conmis-
sioners Of the Gueydan Drainage Dis.

To-
sioners Of the Gueydan Drainage Dis.
trict, August q, 1917.
BE IT RESOLVED, by the Board of
commissioners of the Guevdan Drain.
age District, acting for and on behalf
~, End as the Governing Authority of
Gaeydsn Drainage bisfffcF u f5s 3,
ish of vermilion, State OF Louisiana.
hat, in order to pay the semi-annual
interest on the bonds Of the said Sub
'rGina"n District No. > duo on the Frs
days Of March and Septemberl918. ana
pay the bonds falling due on Sep.
mDct lst-, 1919, an acreage tax or fore.
d contribution Of Two dollars an
-we'ye cents, (S212) per acre be. ana
he same IS hereby levied, and or,lorea
'sscssc3 and collected for the year 1917
"'H each and every acre of land in thc
and Sub-DrGiuagn District No ,
Be IT FURTHER RESOLVED, etc.
hat IN order TO pav the expenses o.
peratin@ and maintaining the rurIqiao
liant Of the said Sub-Drairage District
W. during the wear 1917. az acraao ,
AZ or forced contribution u Sa,nrt,.
7A") cents be, and tbe same is horor,
c"icd and ordered assessed and o,,.
erted for the year 1917, upon each ana
very acre Of Land in the said Sul.
Drianagc District No. ..
TT IT FURTHER RESOLVED, etc. .
hat tho Assessor of the Parish Of Vcg
nl!Ion he. and he is hcrehv authorized
instructed and ordered Ia extend uro3
he assessment rolls Of the Parish -r|
Fe.mmilion for the -car 1917 such tota,
acreage tax or forced contribution a.
Two dollars eightv-two cents $50. g, !
per acre upon each and every aero
"a land in the sad Sub-3rainare His
t'lct No. ,; and that the Sheriff of the
Parish of Normiiion he, and he Is herr
ny authorized and instructed u ccIIc.+
The said acreage tax or forced confirm
."n of Two dollars and I.rht two cent
s?N2 pcT acre, all in the manner Drn-
BE-, 'ed bv the Constitution and Laws CT
Size Sta.c q L0uisiaaa
80 !" FURTHER RESOLVED. otc
}2t c0'' Ct this resolution be GIol
-.'t the Assessor and Sheriff Of the
irish Of Ncrmil'on: that tie nrio;,a
= lhi7 resolution be recorded in tho
.'.tgage Records OF the Paris Of Vcr
'lor; thgt m" srfua b, ru'!'sLsr , /
- oficial journal o. :hc Parish Of Vor
ailoH, Is .ra.i}c l.. Law: ed .3a: !
p" %. the same Pc fowafd,I r. .rr /
"ccrctarv Of the state Of Louisiana /
r'oistr' in ac.or lance with law.
q H. Lery3~ made the dut. Of IL, /
resident 81 Ills BODY o. c.gqo 81 D. /
a"7r. alton, publication and registry
. made.
tate o. Louisiana,
arisa - Nerm,iln
7 b., g q
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1917-08-25

|IDIV % LOWI'!Nnd,
Parish of Vermilion.
/, John G. Techs, duly qualified Sec.
Rotary Treasurer Of the Board of Com.
nissioners of the Gueydan Drainazo
pistrist, hereby Gsisssify Ia. t.
of a resofntion Of the said Board Of
Commissioners adopted in regular ses.
sion at its domicile in Gueydan, Louisi
ma, on the DIST day IF August, 1917.
In filth whereof I have hercunto SET
~ h:7d and seal of Office this 21st
'av Of August, 1917
Seal JOHN G. NzET1S
Sccrc'orv-Thcasurer Of the Board IL
commissioners Of the Guevlan Drain.
ago District of the Parish of Vcrmil,
ION, State of Louisiana.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1917-08-25
Mosnnito Bite Causes Mslsr!a.

Malariai Infection is carried III TIE
bite of a mosquito, and cbiiis, fever
sweats, result. Fcley's "King OF No
loria'' Chill Tonic contains both qGin-
inc and iron. with other potent nej'
cines for clearing tie system, thorough
ly Of al material poisons. 1t gives a2-
petite, strength and vital energy. Tr;
IL. Gold everywhere ADV.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1917-08-25
AUGUST FASHIONS REFLECT
THE APPRoCh OF FALL
4 Peep Into the. Future. Dtscloscs
Long TUNES and Smart Satin
Dresses in the New Shades

NEW YORK, AUGUST
In August, in spite Of the fact shat
Ibis is the month when the midsummer
heat is at its height, women who are II
tercsted in fashions generally begin to
turn their thoughts to the new season
that is approaching. I should really say
their thoughts are forced in this di.
TectiOn, for the shops are already begin
ming to show new autumn silks for
dresses, and other things for the fall
season. A walk on Fifth Avenue will
disclose many a shop window devoted
tovelvet hats, others displaying fall
dressesand suits, and sprinkled here
and there among them we even see
heavy coats with fur collars and fur
trimming. IN the face 81 all TITS,
even those of us who have been yet
against the idea of rushing the seasons
cannot help showing some curiosity
as to what we shall wear when the cool
weather comes. And, after all, there
is some method in this seeming NAL
ness, and something to be said for the
reason Of it. For those. who havrto
-etget their wardrobes early it must
be considered great privilege to h. e
peep into the fashions for autumn
asearly as this, for certainly no one
would relish the idea Of making ovei
a dress that had been made one or tHc
months before the autumn styles be
come known, which might very easily
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1917-08-25

The KnOcker is Agin improvements,
Agln Taxes, Agin Progress, Agin the
Weather, Agin everything except him
self. He is the original Grape Hanger
and never says Anything Good about
anyone. Fortunately for all Of us, the
Knocker lives over in the Next Town
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1917-08-25

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Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1917-08-25

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