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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1917-03-06
MARKET IS STRONG ON
DEMAND FOR STOCKS
Buying Orders Are Met With
Few Offers To Sell
Prices Advance

Trading in listed securities de-
vcloped a steadier tone yesterday and
the market in the afternoon gathered
considerable strength. The total of
listed shares sold was 544, of which
1854 changed hands at the session.
After the session heavy buying orders
dominated the market but there were
few sales as stocks were not offered
at the prices quoted during the morn
ing and many were withdrawn en-
tirely. Ar'g ."
Advances in price on sales recorded
yesterday were Olaa quarter to 141a,
Oahu three quarters to 2SA and Eva
a half to 3l1a. Prices were generally
strong without change, stocks selling
even being Waialua at 80, Hawaiian
Pines at 40A, Pioneer at 1914, Pa
hang at 2012 and Hawaiian CONNER
rul at 40.
Hawaiian Sugar was the only weak
listed stock of the day, declining two
dollars to 37h on sale of fifty
shares. ~.
Trading in unlisted securities was
confined to three issues, Engels, Oil
and Mineral Products, with heavy buy
ing OF the latter at low price.
Engels dropped an eighth and re,
covered again selling strong during
he afternoon at seven dollars. Oil
weakened, and recovered 9gain closing
without change at $50. Mineral Pro
duets declined another cent to 70
cents. .. 49, ID. o..
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1917-03-06
DECISION DAY IS
PASSEDBY COURT
More Than Two Score verdiCts
viii Be Handed Down BY
" Justices Today III
concluded from Page u

IT Is indefinite, uncertain, unavoidable,
incapable of application without Judi.
cial Interpretation, fixes no standard
for computing the "amount of wages
~ q mere temporary cxpedient and ex.
pertinent, interfercs Nth constitution.
al liberty of contract and takes raj lroad
property without "due process OF law. I"
Also they insisted it is class legislation,
benefting only fifteen per 'cent--and
those the highest paid-Of railroad EN-.
ployes, and prescrbes excessive penal
ties. The roads denied that congress.
in regulating commerce, has the right
TO fix employees wages; contcnded that
the. law is 'sOlcly and primarily a
wage fixing law and does not limit
employment to 8 hours daily. Especial
ly the railroads attacked section 3 Of
the bill, providing for the immediate
temporary increase, as taking of pro-
perty without due process of law. Az.
Power of congress to fix wages was
the basic principle contested. The de.
partment of justice maintained that for
public interest in, unobstructed trans
portation, in efficient, safe train opera.
ton by conserving energy Of operatives
and having them paid fair wages. Con.
gress has authority to fix hours Of labor
and wage standards. ~
To the charge that the temporary in.
crease takes railroad property without
educ process, the federal authorities
commended congress has such power in
preventing stoppage of commerce, by
strike or otherwise. Disturbance of
existing wage contracts and negotia.
tion of new ones, it was insisted,
should not render the law void, Con
gress authority being supreme.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1917-03-06
WILDER SUITS DISMISSED

An order was issued by the supreme
court yesterday Diminishing the injune,
ton suits brought by the late Judge A,
A. Wilder against the public utilities
commission and others, and by Wilder
against Governor Pinkhhm aud others,
10 prevent the payment OF certain bills
incurred by Charles r. Forbes IN con
neetiop With one ~ his trips 10 the
national Capitol, THIS order clears the
courts Of the famous suits that, at
the time Of their fling, caused consid-
cradle Of o stir.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1917-03-06
MOORE GIVEN
DAMAGES BY COURT
Awarded $1,000 In Her suit
Against Great Northern

In tina federal court yesterday after
noon Judge Vaughan rendered deci-
sion in the admiralty case of Dawn
Moore versus .the Great Northern
Steamship Company.
Plaintiff is awarded damages in the
sum of $1,000. half this amount to be
divided among the proetors, George F.
Davis, George s. Curry and S. B.
Kemp. E@f..
Dawn Moore sued the steamship
company for wrongful search and de-
tention aboard the Great Northern in
Hilo last January. She was suspected
of having stolen. diamonds concealed
about her person.
Damages asked were $4,000, with an
additional sum of $3.50 for expenses
and maintenance.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1917-03-06
MENOCAL WANTS TO
SUSPEND CONSTITUTION
(A,eociated Press BY Federal wireless,

p (Associated Press By Federal wirsless) 2
NEW YORK, March 6-Despatches
from Havana last night announced
that President Menocal of Cuba has
asked for the suspension Of all consti-
tutional rights and DEGREES, in an effort
to put an end to what he terms
habitual revolutionary activities"
Prospect Of a speedy settlement of
the Cuban revolution being brought
about was announced by. DR.. Orestes
Ferrera, Liberal representative. He
said he bad received a eablegram with
the approval of Secretary of State
LanslHg tor Commander Belknap, com.
handing the fleet in Cuban waters, to
hold q conference at Santiago with
Liberal leaders, to make a guarantee
effective by the United States of a
fair election in Oriente province.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1917-03-06
MARINE INTELLIGENCE
BY Merchants Exchange

Hlo-saIied, Mar. /, NJ. s. II. T.. Rithet,
San Francisco. @
Balboa Sailed. Mar. /, 1890 a. m. str.
Mexican, Honolulu, -.
Port Allen Sailed, Mar 1. 800 y. m,
str. Minnesotan. San FrauciEcu.
Seattle Sailed, Mar. ., T. s. A. T. Dix.
Honolulu.
San Francisco-ArrIved, Mar. I. str. Texan
from Hilo, Feb. % "
Sau FranciscO--ArTived, Mar l. str Iauua
hence Feb. 23
Tiilo--s Sailed, Mar. 3. schr. Melrose, Por1
Townsend. , ~
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1917-03-06

81. 80 Between Boards
Waialua, TO- 5000; Hawn. Pines. 40.
tO,75; Eva, 80. 3l.50; Pioneer Mill, 10,
$3.50; Pahang, SO, 20,5O. III,
81 ,.. Session sales
H.. c.. & s., Co, 100. 1900; Pahanp.
35, '20.50; H. G. & s. Co, o, 1900; Pa.
hang so, 20.5O; Oahu Sugar Co. <.
2s.75; Olaa. 50. as, 1850; II. C. q
Co., 20, 1900; H, 8. Co, 80. $3.50.
e.. Sugar Quotations
So analysis beets (no adviees).
96' Cent. tfor Haw. sugars) 5,2o5
Rubber ouotations
. 20. ..a .G. March 3, 1917.
;, singapore ..'sf,,.'. - .-.-,.... 1897
ne" YORK '.r.,g.f,..,.s,.,..,s 500
Dividends
March g., 18TH. G. & s. Co, 25c;
Honomu, soc; Hutchinson, soc; Pau
hau, zoe. k4 49,.
Notice
KoIoa Sugar Co has voted a stock
dividend of 33 10 per cent. The in
3rease will take effect as Of April g..
'9l7. Regular monthly dividends of /
oer cent win be continued on new capt.
alizatiOn. LII
Waialua Agricultural Co. has voted
stock dividend OF $5OO,OO0 as of May
18th. aEl
The total amount of outstanding
bonds Of the Pacific Guano Co. is now
$4,000, a decrease OF 100000.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1917-03-06
TONG WAR BREAKS
OUT ON THE COAST

Associated Press By Federal Wireless)l
SAN FRANCISCO, March Give
men were killed and two mortally
wounded and three others. badly
wounded by the outbreak of the long
expected tong war yesterday. The war
broke out simultaneously in Oakland,
Stockton, San Jose and Seattle. Fright
ened tongmen flee to Sacramento, which
is neutral ground, for safety.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1917-03-06
ARRESTS FEW

Yesterdays arrests included: David
Kelau, first degree burglary; w. NJ.
Kernaghan, p, 0. Miller, Investigation
r. Fisher, detention provost guard
Manuel Borgess., needless driving; KIDD,
Koyama, HOrinaka, sakata, gambling
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1917-03-06
SCHOONER BURNEDOFF
COAST Of HONDURAS
tAssocIated Press BY Fede,ral wlreless

MOBILE, March 6-Word has reach
ed here of the loss of the Nicaraguan
schooner Oscar G, formerly the Ameri.
can schooner of that name, off the Hon.
duran coast, The burned. hulk of the
schooner wns sighted and identified
There has been no trace found of the
crew. The schooner cleared from this
port for La Romano and Saint Marc
on January 8. u in.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1917-03-06
TROUBLE AvERTED.

That little cold and sore throat of
yonrs must be checked ~ once or il
may develop into something worse.
rake few doses of chamberlain, .
Cough Remedy and your troubles win
soon vanish, For sale by all dealers,
Benson Smith 4 Co., agents for Hawaii.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1917-03-06
ATLANTIC LINER SUNK

NEW YORK, March 5-Adviees
from Rio de Janeiro and London indi.
cate that the liner Drina has been
sunk between Lisbon and Liverpool,
with all the passengers rescued aud
landed. r.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1917-03-06
DESTROYER VICTIM OF
p, HEAVY GALE ON COAST
Associated Press BY Federal wiroIessl

(Associated Press BY Federal Wireless) =
ASTORIA, Oregon, March 8 - The
torpedo boat destroyer Goldsborough
reached here yesterday badly battered
by heavy gale at sea. She was on
her way from Bremertoh navy yard to
Portland, when caught in the storm,
Her wireless was smashed by the. wind
and waves, her life boats torn adrift
and lost and her tudder damaged.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1917-03-06

German ships, rendered helpless by
their own crews, were anchored outside,
they might be wrecked, The harbor
board felt, however, that it would be
better TO have the German steamers
piled up on the reef than to leave them
lying at the wharves of Honolulu,
where they might work infinitely more
serious damage, not only to themselves,
but to territorial property and the peo-
pie Of the city. = -.
! SO far as instructions have been re-
ceived by the harbormaster, there is
no provision for action beyond the
notice to III. Hackfeld & Co., the agents,
to remove the Setos and Pommern.
The harbormaster, however, is unottci-
ally acquainted with the complete plan
of the commission
- have just received a copy of the
resolution passed this morning by the
harbor commissioners instructing me to
serve notice upon II. Hackfeld & Co.,
to move these vessels, d" stated Captain
William X. Foster, the harbormaster,
last night, 81 will serve this notice on
the agents on Tuesday morning, and
they will have twenty.four hours from
that time in which TO remove the refu.
gees named from Piers and Is. where
they now lie, There are no instructions
in this resolution detailing any action
IN case Of arrefusal, but / expect that
the situation win be fully covered BY
the time il gets that far" n.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1917-03-06
UNLISTED SECURITIES
Honolulu, March S, 1917.
saies

Saiea
Mineral Products, 1900, 79e; Engels
Copper, 1864, d,S7la; 200, 700; Homo
lulu Oil, 1850, 2,75; 500, $50.
II you win let Us have your order for
rubber stamps before noon today they
vtll he ready for delivery tomnrrop
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1917-03-06
PROBING CHARGE AGAINST
POSTMASTER AT WAIPAHU

No arrest has yet been made in the
matter of Postmaster John G. Lewis
Of Waipahu, who is alleged by a no,
rean to have embeEzled $l5l.65 belong
ing to him. 1t was stated by federal
officials yesterday that the complaint
has been lodged with them and that
the postoffce department is investigat,
ing the matter, but that no warrant
for the arrest of Lewis will be issued
until an order is made. to United States
District Attorney Huber through a
charge from the postoffice department.
Lewis will continue to hold office until
his successor William Miner, who has al,
ready been nominated by the President,
is confirmed and has qualified. On ac.
count of there being no postoffiffice in
spector here at present the local postal
officials have laid the facts of the Lewis
case before the Coast postal authorities
and are awaiting their adyiees.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-01-17

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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-01-17
Ghicaap lit 9}1them.

Gbieoep, t6. San. Sic bicIi9el'
@pblenblnpler baben bcutc cine gr@
fldr,ma nn roS Yubliflrm crlallen. nnb
sic anoppbcit scr &obIen III Der Stont
cincu bcorpblihcu Gboraftcr ulgenpn,z
men but. gu 9leichcr Scit fan1 Die
starbridt, rob Nfapor @illinm ..
Sbpmplun cntidIuIlcn lit, ulc NIT
aoblen pelaNenen 8aesuns in ben bic
iiocu Troc6tbobuh0feu fir Sic fricrens
Sc gcpDlterllus SIT belhlasnabn1en.
sluSeroem ipcroeu belttc slbcno 100
Sunitprs in Ippartement Sdlrern
Screu 3entralfeuerllngcn auslnlhel'
lub an eiuen Streit 9eben.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-01-17
9tr 2td"> >StanOal.
Ha,riun bcrid)tiat III icillcu hcutlgclt
&crbUrc eil1igc Huslageu.
GrtlGrt, %priibcuncr locnru 1ittc ilnb
uictt lGcNnuns, ipnNCrn ynnlll95
9tnncll 9eNuNnt. =.

gSulbingtun, 16. Gan. %pr
ocn1 Souu5rcgcln Committee lpuroc
hcutc bu: TcrbDr Ns5 %oltuncr Siuanz
Sicr: SGpnlu5 SS. 4nluIpn III Sadclr
bc3 al1gcbIidcn Reds" I'M offl6icllelu
@oibiugtou in %crbinounN NIT bclt
ricIcnbuftcn Observation-Disclosures Fortz
ac'cst. 2ululon nulBtc bcutc npd)nluls
guni gcuuu ilbcr lcine ncr'tlcocnelt
l1ntcrrcolngcn nit Sen, Mcprdlcntans
ten S,enrD, bent &crliscnoe1 oc5 ltn<
tcriuctllug5comnlittcas, bcriGtcL Dec
lnugc6lidl 6ucrit Sic gan5c Stanonlof&
foirc nit 2nluIp1 Iclbit al bic NrpBc
@lptc b0ngcn iuulltc, abcr olc'cn onnlr
ocbctclt bubcn Ipll, sic cause Sud)c sic
pcrtuidcn.
9alpipu beridtigtc bcutc 'cilc 9cNtf
rincn SlusIugcu pnbln, pnb S1cnrD thnt
niht ul5 G,rltcr sic 9inncn oc5Shutzt
untsictrct0r: Wc9loop, oc5 1cnotpr5
%" lluo oc5 Sullflcr5 Ellnp Sl5tc,
iunncrn nur bic 9inmel1 oc2 Stontse
lcfrctIrs 9uning luo Oc Spcfuluntelt
Sarud) 9clunnt hGttc. Saml bnttc
9ulolpn nbcr lricocr cincn Iciner dos
ruftcriltiIbcu Scmpcrunlctltnll3bridle,
in ocn1 CT SoWrps SlbIcugnln9cn nls
lncrbDrt bc5ctdlrctc uno nuarlcr po6
cntrcOcr CT Iclblt uocr &cnrU rclnelt
lunocbcurcu Wcincio gcIhroren lobe1t
mil6te.
9nmicn uicbcrbrltc ollf bcute iptes
| Scr sic GcriltJtc, nnB Der ocutdc @ot<
lhuftcr Grof Seruiturif $2,00O.Ooo
ourh Spcflllatipnen gcronncn bate
ltnp hcbnuptctc bon Scnrp, crInbren 3lr
bo6cu, ooB ser Stuot5Ictrctdr Snlung
uno ser Spctulont @crn0ro &ornd uI
9tclp Yprf ncrldlieocnc 3uInnmcntllnTe
tc ocbubt 10ttcn. Scinc Sniornotiouclr
ilbcr ocu Scfrct6r Mic2lopp mill &alp4
ion bon Sem SpItoner Snttlcr Hrcbtz
bulo 9. gSbitc crbulten hubtn.
Gus Committee lapct cine GnlIjc 9lna
sabl bctanntcr Slnanilcnte pur.
9tucf bcnt &crbor biclt 0a3 llnters
Iiutunoscunnnittcc cine GrttutloltbnnG
ob, in Scr ser &pridlna crlUoGrlt mure
| Sc, peul Nusid}uIIc Die 0tIfc cr1nbreucc
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-01-17

OoVIVSN ~Sluppl''IoiyStlullY, w lt''ISl'
Stcllungcn bel @ourroignes. iiiblicl
bon Hope. cin5ubringen. lpurbc purd
llnlere @clabunsen jcner @rdben Der:
eitelt. gln aleu- anbercn Tbeilen De,
@eitfront fanben gcltcrn auBer lcb:
baftcreu Geidiibfdmpfen an sciuillel
Stcllen MIR @cfe6te bon 9cringerel
8coclltung ltatt.
9cntidjc iullcn nit WaS6pmbeu
angcgriffen babcm.
Earis, 16. San. 9us frau5Diil6'
@ric9samt bcrihtet belltc, bab cir
bcutldcr llcberfal, Ser 9citern unite,
bcm S6ube eines itarfcn @eidiiBfeu.
crs unb llnter 8cnubl1ng bon @aler
an Der Somme Sront nntcrnommcr
ipuroc, bon Sen Sran5oien abgelhlas
gen lporoeu lit. sln Sen anDeren Sbei.
len Ser &rie95front fanoen MIR Sc
lcbiibfdnpfe, unD Gorpoitcn9eiebt'
|iiratt.
Sic Mlliirtcm bramden ncme Sruppe,
an ber @eitfront.
2puD Dpn, 16. San. Ser Diilitdrs
fritifcr Ser ~1incs" beiprid1t belltt
III cinent strtifel Sic usiidten Sc,
fiiufti9en 9roBen Sffeniiuc Der s(lliirz
ten un Scr 8cltfront unb la9t bierbej
inter glnbcrem:
Sic 4nnabmc, BOB bie Sran5p'cn
100000 unb bic Sriten 100000
Wann r1 Der pcltliGcn Srpnt bubcl1
Ihcint ctlpus iibertric6en 5u lcin. slnz
nabnen bieler slrt fonnen bic lpirflid)e
Gage MIR pcrbrlnfcln, abcr nic)t fldrci1
IS lollte bcfannt lci1 llnb Slgcgeben
lperbcn, bab sic perbdltniBn1dbige
Stdrfc nidt pel eigcrtliden @cfedtsz
,pcrtb Scr Soccrc gum Iltsbrlld bril1gt
u9ic gSobrbeit lit, baB Sic 0eutz
lhcn an Ser, lpeltli6cn Sront 1913 81
pilioncn baben llnD bnB bie iran50liz
'ldcn nub engliiden- Srlppeu 5ulamz
men nod l1idt iu ltart linp, cine erz
fplgrcihc Sffcnlipe fiibren 5lt fDnuer.
~SSir miliien lpenpltcns nod icd)z
sig 9ipilipncn I'M &clten babcnl gSir
babcn sic 1,otbigen Mdner, llnD cs III
mDglicb, bob ibr grideinen i'm Scloe
beu &ricg entlheipcn ipirb."
Sic Sd,ucis mobiliiirt iucitcrc
Srnppcn.
9scrn, iibcr 2o1bpn, 16. San
2aut antlider Scfanntgn6c fat bel
gunbesratb lid cntIbloiicn, als @orz
ii6tsmnbre9cl am "a. Sanuar Sic
gol,5c Sipcite Sipilion uno bicjenigen
Iruppcn Ser piertcu uno fiinften 81
piiipn Sic sur5cit ni6t eingc5o9en ltnp.
ipicocr 5u Sen @aficn 5u bcrllfcn.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-01-17
9reilter Haubnnfal.

NtoribaIItom II. Sa., 16.Son
Gin bclmfinctcs Siirgernuf9cout 1lld)1
tc heutc gbcno nod cincln 8anolten
ser bcute 9tadn,ittas sen Grocer =
s. gSiuslulp ,,nb oeiien Srau in ibre,l
2aoeu iibcriouen llnn beioe elrh Ne
rolpcrIhiiNc lpabrideinItd) toohte
perIett bat. Ser 8dllber mlbte $lO(
III Scr 2aSenfaiie rnbcrilbrt 6lrillf
lallen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-01-17
&err @illou Dat jebt oas &ort!
tpernem obne ietn GrId)en tDre Tr'es
oenSbeotn9um8en nidt befamnt 9eben.
oes ,ma4ameu Mbmarteus" enoct NIT eluer Samage
3ic yunbuppc unc Garra5as seaN Dne %ccre' al"
Werifo ;urutsejuscn wcrpen

err u Srou Giplonatcn Ser Wltm0htt Ste oz
Iien Rottbicre Iru9 nG9cftcrt ct ccn gez
ncin1omcu yable 6dttn 6crrcn 9c9cnlci9 ou9rcln
Sell bcm Ncprdcunn SSi5conin - Gr bat Den &it9
u uroern oaB omtoni SccIetc por 1den Der &c0fu9oFn
perDen loQten.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-01-17
ST @rit6enlanb gum Qus,s;}> gen parat?
General bom DaltenbaDn 1T bon eimem 9amdbboote
an Der 9rted)iidsn Rifte 8elamset.
5c gehihc yesicrnna Ol cken feds 9Yudyen eact
babcm, 3ci sm scwtnucn

Soil SalcnbaDn b baS Sbromnunbp @rcnan i6crnc6ncn?
Sic Mirn Scr5pg gum Goc6foocr bcs
@DnigS &pntann crpdb groBe OH
fcniipc Sooni lin Sic Gerbi1o1masz
ltnic bcjcu
llntcrncbnlln9cn idbon sb0re sen aop pudeu!
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-01-17
Bon Dcr @etttront.
N,ur uubcScutcubc Wcfcd)tc.

NcrIin, brabttos iiber Sappillc.
16. San. Sic Sbcritc Secrcslcitllng
melSctc hcntc:
,Seltfrcnt: GinScrluh cincr fran@
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-01-17
Sic u9cutid,lanb" crit bcnte
abacfohrcm. (?)

9rcntc II. prnbtlns ilber SnDpillc.
16. San. Sicr liub bcutc Sic lcstci1
Iurbcrcitluacn sl'r iuforti9cn abreiIc
brs Soanpclstalldbpptcs vScutldlano"
mad, cincm amcrifa,iIdcn 5ufcn &C.
trpffen lpprocn.
Gin mcncr &ric9sratb bcr slliirten.
9pnopn, 16. San. S,ier fono
lcnte sic crlte Sieung elmer 8pnfcrcn5
Ser Gntentemdd)tc slucds cncr9iltcrer
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-01-17

Sranfreih 8rutdniens 9eEc,.
ser 9obu,e, ser SEN 9linben fUhrt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-01-17
altiue &riegsna9ridten
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have been worth all it cost, for re-
serve material for the inner wall was
sadly deficient last year.
Deal also appears to be hitting
well, bearing out his record of the
past two years. Larry Doyle is still
treating his injured ankle gingerly
and Steve Yerkes is operating at sec
ond base. So far as can be deter
mined, Doyle will be right as rain
when the season opens. He is mere
ly taking his time.
A plan is afoot to have a line of
fans subscribe 1000, the difference
in salary that keeps jim Archer from
a Cub contract, and get the catcher's
signature to a paper. The idea shows
the proper sentimental spirit, but
whether it would sound wise to Cub
officials is something else again. Our
guess is that if Archer is again a Cub
he will accept his cut in salary and
there will be no subscription. He may
get a contract calling for a bonus
on condition that he hits for a certain
percentage and catches a certain
number of games.
A combination of St. Louis capital
has. paid $4,000 to Mrs. BrittOn to
bind an option on the st. Louis Car
dinals. The selling price has been
fixed at $35O,OOO, and the option
must be exercised within sixty days.
Basketball Scores
Phillips heavies Is, Hyde Park Is.
Parker heaVies %, Calumet q.
Marshall lights IA, Lane 6.
SchurZ lights II, Mckinley 8.
Waller bantams 19, Mckinley Is.
Sem bantams 8, Harrison 5.
Douglas A. c. 18, K. K. IA.
Community Fl, Oivets IA.
Eli Bates 43, Olivet Jrs. II.
WeIles Park girls II, Schurz 5.
Roy Parker, forward, has been
elected captain of the University Of
Chicago basketball team for next