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The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1917-02-09
HOW TO COOK A JACK RABBIT

Peel the Jack Rabbit carefully
and remove all interior plumbing;
put in to boil over a slow fire; replen-
ish water whenever necessary until
cistern is emptied. AS soon as els
tern is full again, repeat the process;
select a clean, smooth piece of pine
plank, place the rabbit upon it, salt
and pepper to taste and bake five
hours, then bury the rabbit and eat
the plank.-Wichita Daily Times.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1917-02-09
FARM AND HOME INSTITUTE
Program for Friday and Saturday,
February 10 and II.

The Farm and Home Institute, of
which w. G. Harnden is president and
John L. Boles is secretary, will be
held Thursday and Friday of next
week, February 10th and 18th. The
program will be rendered as follows:
FRIDAY MORNING
10:15-"Economy in Pork Produc-
ton" Carl P. Thompson, K S. A. C.
1O:40-"Hogs in Seward County,"
E, F. Printz,
Infection and Contagion
in the Home" Miss Louise Caldwell,
X. S. A. C.
FRIDAY AFTERNOON
1:15-Judging kafr, milo and
corn-Mr. Thompson, X. S. A. c.
2;10-"Home Treatment of Ac-
cidents," Miss Caldwell, X. S. A. c.
2:90-"A Properly Lighted School
Room" Miss Thompson, County Sup
erintendent-Elect.
2;5O-"The Chamber of Commerce
and the Farmer" ]. D. Broadwell,
Secretary Liberal Chamber of Com
merce.
3:1O-"Developing and care of
fuIe DISu OtOCh, NIL lhOhpoOu, n.
S. A. C.
S:S5-"The Passing of the Scrub"
o. d. Nickle, Vice President Farmers
Institute.
SATURDAY MORNING
o. D. Nickle Presiding
Eliminating the Star
Boarders From the Farm" Mr..
Thomson, K, S, A. G,
10:40-"Dry Fodder Into Ensil-
age" H. E. Burns.
11:15-"Recreation in the Home"
Miss Caldwell, X. s. A. C.
11:40-Election of officers.
SATURDAY AFTERNOON
1;15-Judging Live Stock on
Street, Mr.. Thompson. X. s. A. C.. {.
2:00-"What We Should Feel and
Why" Mr. Thompson, X. s. A. c.
2:40-"Farm Accounting" Ralph
NJ. Heath, X. S. A.C.
3:00-"Better Home Manage
ment," Miss Caldwell. X, s.. A, G.
WOMAN'S MEETING
/ Miss Thompson. county superin-
ltendent-elect, will preside at this
meeting, Saturday afternoon IN the
basement OF the Chfistt&n church.
T 2:00-"The High School Girl and
HER Dress, n Miss Caldwell. X. 8. A. g.
2:45--General Discassion.
Evening session will be held Friday
LIZ the people desire It.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1917-02-09

The postoffice department has
raised the price of government envel-
opes an average of about 80 or SO
cents per thousand on the ordinary
size. The new price schedule is eff
fective at once. A number of other
changes are Stafford
Courier.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1917-02-09
$71,6s1,70

If you do not want to be convinced
that Palmer System Chiropractic is
right, remain in ignorance Of it's prin-
ciples and do not think. See DR..
WEIGH for literature.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1917-02-09

Ray Millman of Liberal was here
Wednesday enthusiastic for the north
and south road. He is now travelling
toward easy street, selling real estate.
He has to keep busy or break into the
newspaper game,-Garden City Tele-
gram.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1917-02-09

Editor Jack Denny of the Guymon
Herald keeps right on putting in i'm
provements. The latest thing he has
added to the Herald Office is new
linotype, a model IA, which is just
about as good as they can get for
country weekly.-Hooker Advance.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1917-02-09
Published every Friday morning
at Liberal, Seward County, Kans.
Subscription Price $1.50 Per Yea

Entered as second-class matter January Q,
1911 at the post ONCE At Liberal. Kansas
under the Act OF March Q. 1879.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1917-02-09

Shake the bottle. Take Palmer
System Chiropractic.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-03-21

The want ads will sell it.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-03-21
MOTHERS Do THIS
When the Children Cough, Rub
Musterole on Threats
Q and Chests

No telling how soon the symptoms may
develop into Group, or worse. And thcn's
when you're glad you have a jar Of Mus.
terole at hand TO give prompt, sure re-
lief. 1t does not blister.
As first aid and a certain remedy
Musterole is excellent. Thousands OF
mothers know it. You should keep a
jar in the house, ready for instant use.
1t is the remedy for adults, too. Re
lieves sore throat, bronchitis, tonsilitis,
Group, stiff neck, asthma, neuralgia, head
ache, congestion, pleurisy, rheumatism,
mmbago, pains and aches OF back or
joints, sprains, sore muscles, ehdh'airs,
frosted feet and colds OF the chest lit
often prevents pneumonia,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-03-21
HOME RULE FOR FINLAND
New Russian Government Expected to
Call Diet Together.

New Russian Government Expected to
Call Diet Together.
London, March 2l.-Home rule for
Finland is the policy of the new Rus
sian government, according to a Reu-
ter correspondent writing from Tam.
merfOrs, Finland's greatest manufac-
turing city The spondent says
the Finnish diet will be convened
shortly and asked TO establish a GOV.
ernment possessing full confidence OF
the people,
General Zein, governor of Finland
under the old regime, has been sent
to Petrograd as a prisoner. People
throughout the country are jubilant
over the change and the situation
everywhere is peaceful.
The Russian cabinet will shortly IS
sue a manifesto dealing with Finnish
liberty, according to a Petrograd dis.
patch to Reuters. Negotiations are
proceeding with Baron Roscn. former
ambassador TO Washington. with a
view to his appointment as governor
general Of Finland.
Minister of Justice Karensky has
ordered the district court at Tobolsk.
Siberia, to release Immediately VI.
Oyinhuyer, former president Of the
Finnish diet. Arrangements have
been made for his journey to Petro.
grad.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-03-21
FULL CITIZENSHIP WILL BE
GRANTED TO EVERY RACE I'M
THE NATION.
REFORMS EXPECTED
Workinsmen's Deputies in the Ouma
Insisted on the Removal Of DisabiI-
tiles Of the Jews and Other Peoples
Equal Rights,

Petrograd, March PA new i'm.
petus to commercial intercourse be
tween Russia and America is the re
suit expected to grow out Of the reyo-
luton.
While it is too soon for a definite
declaration on the subject by the for.
eign ministry to be looked for the
reforms which have been accepted in
principle by the cabinet remove
stumbling block which existed on the
old regime, to the re-enactmcnt of the
commercial treaty with the United
States.
Among the stipulations insisted upon
by the workingmen's deputies was one
for the removal Of the disabilities
various elements of Russia's
population Thus, the Jews, Poles,
Armenians, Tartars and other foreign
races composing portions of the popu-
latlOn are admitted TO full equal rights.
II is a matter Of common knowledge
that the impedmont TO the re-enact-
ment of the treaty with the United
States has been the insisteuce of Rus.
STA in applying to natura.izpd Amer
lean Jews the same liabilities govern
ing those of this race which are Rus
sian subjects.
1t is understood that there will be
an early declaration Of a decision on
this subject as well as one defining the
attitude Of the new government to-
ward the Polish question. Finland
also comes in for larger liberty but
this also remains to be defined. Gen
eral Zeing has been replaced as GOV
eronr-general by Deputy Rodichen.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-03-21

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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-03-21
For Your Chiid's ceuoh.

Here's \ pleasant cough syEnp that
every child likes 10 take, DR.. Bells
Pine'Tar-fi0uey. II your child has a
deep, hacking cough that worries you.
give him DR.. Bells Pine-Tar- Honey.
the soothing pine balssms relieve the
cough, loosens the phlegm and heals
the !rritated tissues Get a bottle TO.
day at your druggist and start treat.
ment at once. 25c.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-03-21
BAD COUGH? FEvERrsH? eRIPPy?

You need Dr. Kings New Discovery
to stop that cold the soothing balsam
ingredients heal the irritated mem
branes, soothe the sore throat, the
antiseptic qualities kill the germ and
your cold is quickly relieved. Dr..
Kings New Discovery has for As years
been the standard 'emedy for coughs
and colds in thousands Of homes. Get
a bottle today and have it handy in
your medicine chest for coughs, colds,
Group, grippe and all bronchial affec.
tiOns. At your druggist, soc.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-03-21

across the placid path of English jour
ualism today There Is movement
atoot to induce all London newspapers
TO pool their properties and issue "a
single sheet thus releasing the staffs
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-03-21
WHATCHAMA COLUMN
BY "G.M"
Spare Ribs

spare KIDS,
: Spare ribs is very consid.
: crate meat. Il grows its own
: handles.
J II comes to the table grouped
: around convenient bones. And
; 1t sits up on the plate and be.
; haves itself while it's being
I: eaten.
: Would to heaven We could
/: say as much for chicken wings.
: We have always suspected
; that the chicken heard about
!: the arrangement the hog had
: made with his ribs, started out
! to grow its bones accordingly
I: and made a botch Of il.
: But the chicken did better
! with its bones than some food.
! at that Look at fish. And
; even the hog fell down on some
: points. As an instance, pig
: knuckles
!; I. :: :; /. /. 4. {. u . u (.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-05-02
Sngt.

gSe9 iIog eoers 9ern iorgepes,
De mootog life Guet.@ Serm. 3, 20.
Saaoon fIager Serren ooer IS
rael. 9Doo bar oct, Der Oeo6leo at
oGre Ssraels elenoigbe0. Iom til
lioit maotte itnrte Dem | lllpffe?
Get bar netop bette. ,0e mootoa
life Sugt." Gen @erren elifer, Den
tilgter ban" tbi s0en er llpgte OF
life Barn, ION er ltOen Eligt." Oct
er loget al oct pGrite, Der fan H.
ges ON troenoe Menneifer, at Ser.
ren ilol Dem forgGoes, Sc toge life
MOB fugt," tbi fon iiffert. Tom oct
ierte SsraeI mo I 6ienoifo6s Cor
BOLD moo oen eoiae @uo yog ben
ban n6ienOte Seius 9rfitus," Iaa
elOer @lros Born | 6en me 9oet
nffllrat paa Iamnle WtaQoe enfBona
peo at %nnoornae iiq Iiigten. @r
Der Oa troenoe Wenneifer, Tom qer
Nette2 SSa, oct er oiit en- al De oImit-
oelfgite % melt iipdnoateoe Snnoef,
lpm man after % atftr ger ia
ifoloig l.. Min 9pier. loo os
blioe TITLE for Serrens gan6 en-
lille Stuno, og ban bill iiffert lilffe
bore 9ine op for bette. Oct err en-
SiDsiag nor os, at ui mooto0er
Serrens Sitgt, tbi oct er 10 Geg-
net pun, at ban bar mntnget Tig os,
rdar ban tager os unoer 9ebano-
ltng. Seq bar ingttnget troeroe
Wenneffer, menmeifer, iom en-
@nitg bar onft % ff Sreo meo
@ito peo Troen poa Seius Rriitus.
On Loo De Tig t1igte iii @riitus,
peo Oroets og @onoens 0fonesbnro,
GA tog De moo Tltgt, og @eliignelien
fiilgte | OoermoaI fra Seruen.
0nr on en- al Dem, fore 0nIer?
|gner err OH .eronu Ell al De Staf-
Ter, Der mooitnnr Serren og prs.
per at iton Stnlen 40 ielulnpeoe
@eie2 eler mnnife ilet life ifpnfcr
Sogen en- rigtig alporlig. Oberoe
ieliel z Tsrltningen, eiter at Ser.
rem bor fitnoet ct Menneife, ba er
man iom @eael Ipbbsr for bans
Meit og bans Oras Mnpisninaer,
Ipnhsr % fsIfom, o1 mnrfer, Der
Ifom Der er noaet, Der misbnoer
Serren. Serren Ieoer en-, 90 man
Ter piIIia til at fooe iie Iebc. Man
cr aIo6 on frimoaio, MN d,,!1cr
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-05-02

6arnlcren ifaI ian os plonte,
Do 0erren gioer ggtit % gauoe.
5oraaret | Siertet oaffes,
9iaar 9rang til oct oroe IopffeS,
d SDnoen blioer os en- 9Droe
Oh 0erren por toriaite SDroe.
Sommeren meo tit spIone Smpt-
fe
Sa. 5oor er bet DOG Ell eDfte =
Gar man fer. at Simiens 9erre
ai1clis aioer til line fore.
9oor cr oct ooa en- pnOig com
mer,
@aar sseiu Gro ! Siertet fomnner
Ga geien finoes til @uos &ige,
5au 6ooo Der binorer bort mad
oiee.
eiteraarets barife auloe,
glonlIten oisner oper Muloe,
5fopen ialmer og faiter 9gDet,
Som -treoes % ioreaar / Stsoet.
8 Siertet oisue fan oen RIante,
Com ecrren ieIo ooo 9afit Os
8nnOc,
On 9iOeis aump % 1renaieIs
Gage
Is iere fnn ioa let tiIba9e.
ginter fommer meo 5roit o. aliIOe,
gneen ouffer alt ooer MlllOe,
Sien opffer oe islofIare gonoe
lloi 9erOens Riger oe emiOe.
Raar ginteren / Siertet ieles,
oil 9ioets Spire ofte fsIcs.
Soor Sanb OF Troen er til Steoe,
Der er 8reo % ibel @lpoe.
Sobon Sereenfen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-05-02

Spno9ogen. fSer ben babDloniIfe
llolpnOigbe0 9anoe SeOerne fltn
eet fplles Samlingspunft, nemlig
Templet. 9hu ban0e De mango |
SDnagogen. genne Snititlttion par
ipreot baa0e / 9it % 9eit. Gen
fan0tes / Babylon % 8eriien, /
9illeaiien og Norn, og oen fonotes
/ 9@gppten. 08-0o9 oar Den tro6s
iIere 6orifellig9eoer iamlet. Moies
og 9roieterne blep bper Sa6bat
foreIGit o. forflnret / ben ale
9egne. 90 Moies o. 9roieterne
ioriette0e ariitus. Saoleoes bolO-
te5 WesiiaSlpnaslen leoeuoe oper-
alt, buor Der innotes Spnagoger,
Oct oil iige / bele Den on fertote
9eroen. 90 Den bolotes fife blot
leoen0e hos S6oerne, ben begpnote
at bre6e iig til De @eoninaer, De
booze iblnn6t, 6erfor Broielptterne.
De bar 10 Se0nin9er, Iom belt eller
balot bar gnnet ooer til SSsoeoom.
men. RetiGroigbeoenS groielDtter
BELT, Borfens B%roielDtter ballot.
@ennem Spnagogen iom 9an0e
pei bleo @riiti gpangelilm bnrtigt
iert til ale DC 2a1Oe, 6bor Der
bQe0e Sober, 8roielptterne par
bIanot DC iBrite til at toge moo oct.
0ten Der par enonu Ell poiitip
9ereoelie. 8eroen p1r bleoen greif
1 Sprog, gono og altltur. Oct
9rGife Sprog bIco @banaeliets
.Sprog. oct W2eot1m gennem 6Df-
fet @bauaeliet naaeoe no til Sol
feiIngenes brogeoe Wan~gioloig6eo
pan ina fort en- Gio. Rna Binie-
oagen talte Npoitlene mango Sprog
oeo ct SUBS llnOer, men til ooglig
talte De ioruoen oeres eget, oct
nramGiife. fln eet, oct arpIfe. Men
oct ii0ite fltnoe blioe foritoaet ale
9eane, o. oct me Seitamente bleD
ifrepet / oette.
8ertif fom at Snnoel o. Cant
iproiel fanot Steo mellem 9an0ene
in0en for oct tore RomerrigeS
Q5renicr, ia uooDer oisie @renier.
% Goangeliets guobprere benpt.
teoe Sanbelsoeiene Si6en, Ga mon
ge romerife 7Soloater bleo ariitne
benotteoes iclo ariqspeiene. t6oor
oiounoerGiatl 6reoens oa 6rigsrrl.
TENS @onngelium boaret no I Der
ben al TDronniets og %llnoertrpf-
%feliens ariasmgnol Nen inaleoeS
oes off Oct. 80, Dor @u6 er en-
fSilb, Tom f%oritaar BET.
Men ON @bnnqeIiets Spn6cl
Ter, anar og Sru9ter paa i'm Bel
no I 9ipet, mere nrite @ong. Ser
par oct 9~ere6elien pi piIoe tale ON.
Zen bar al ono, Den ioareoe til
Seniigten, 90 oen fsrte til 8irfelig-
asreIien al Den Dos BAN ielD lat.
teoe Seniigt. s. g.. SEMEN.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-05-02
6iitoriife Setrngtninaer | Nnleo-
ming at Meformationsfeiten.

@uosriaets Stftorie
banner aernen / al Siitorie.
Sooleoes mna oct nsOuen0igpis
oqre | BEN 9erOen, iom Den almgg
tige @uo bar itabt. op5oloer og
iturer. % iom ban bor iorlsit peo
lin egen cnbnnrne Ssn.
Bu0s 5sns 0omme /
Qgoet banner oerior Siitoriens
Ribtpunft. Get CT life ior intet,
at man / ben frltneoe 9eroen
teller gnrene ira bette Iiospnnft
baaoc tilbaee til 5fabelien %
iremao til oeuae Tag. Snacnamere
betnOninasiuIo 9esiuer5co fan iin
Be Stco emo 0ennc. at Dan. ueO
6oem % til 6oer' 8erOen bleO
ifnbt, 1 esen 9erion o. / nntig.
5fiffclie tom berHeo ior at ireIie
o. ira Den 5ortabelie, ri ale par
bieminloen til. Gerior par 8iiio.
rien, Menueifeilegtens eeunetsleb
til oet1Giospunft. cen i%ommen5Gn
eenoe 5orbereoeliesperioOe for oct
te aomme, % belle ben eiteriel
genoe Siitorie i oens ooDeoprin
clip er en- 8irfning al bans aom-
me % @ernine. Der Tom gnoenaal
peger ben pno bans mloet aoinnle.
alIe SilopenodWer, iom relies
moo oenne 9e~trogtning al ben men.
neifeli9e GiIuGrelie % oens Sob,
er finn iaa mango lloilag al Den
0prsrsaanO, ION iteoie refer ii9
moo Dor eneite retmpsiige Serre
% SerIfer. Ter er antifriiielig,
% ben oil rere fla itprfeit netop
| antifriit; % / bans Dage, Ter
BET no til, pil en- nn0en 1iosreB-
ming blipe inofsrt (Dan. 7. 25),
inotil bet bliper nigenoripeligt al
benbnret for ale, boem ser er
Serre OF beitemmer Sio o. Sioer
ior alle Soil. Slrgter o. Suoi
uioer.
ariitlts fom | gGioens JpIoe":
iii Den al @ilo beiteute. men o..
iaa | ben til bette aomme moone0e
1io. CAB os ! forte 1rrf islge
Be tore 0inicr, iom iamIes ! bette
grRnopunft. De uogadr ieUrigt
ira ct afroet Snmlingspunft, nem.
ng eoens Sane. Der bar Der
oensriget og @tOsriget | oeres BE.
gunoeIie, men begge bopeoiaselia
Tom Botenier: MuIiebeoer. arPi.
terre bar Der. 9eiligbeoen bar Der,
% anleoningerne fulgte eiter. 5
goen bar @ii6sriget og Beroens'
riget Get. 8eo Spn6efaloet gif
@itosriest til -@runoe, os FUN Der.
oensriae. bIep tiGboee. os Oct UNDER
en- M 3erre, nemli9 Di9uelen.
Derfor foIoer Sefis bam pDenne
geroens Gprite." Derfor fuuoe
Diepelen meo en- bis Net iige til
ssefns, at ale geroens Hieer og
oeres SerIigbeoer tilbsrte bnm-
Der bar bog TO prientllge Tina,
ban gif lfoenom | oenne lin Vaa-
itano. Den enc par, at bans Glen
oomsret bar iriurperet: tilranet pna
uIoolia gis, BEN par life abiollt,
og oerfor par ben befler life ubrp.
6elig. Oct onoet, ban gif uoen
ON, par bette, at Der allereoe bar
ct @uosrige | gerben, Tom allereoe
6elspis bar emanriperet: irigiori
fra bans Mngt. Dn @lio opisate
Aoom o. Gpo eiter JaI0et, gioroe
tan 1aogct mere END itrnfie BEN
ban franfoIote lamb Mnaer %
k>~-s Ut.~ ~ &H H.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-09-17
BOWLING ALLEYS
At Y OPENED

The Y. NJ. c. A. bowling alleys re.
opened at noon today. The two tour.
nament alleys, two and three, have
been entirely resurfaced, all the
grooves that two years of play have
developed being taken out and any
other irregularities removed at the
same time. The work was done BY
the Pacific Engineering Co., under the
direction Of A. B. Chamberlain, Jr.
Mr.. Chamberlain and his father. q
prominent bowler, built the alleys two
years ago, and he declares them m
better shape than when first built.
The Commercial League Is expected
to open up early in October. The
bowling committee, Of which o. p.
Soares Is chairman, will call the cap
tans together shortly and arrange the
schedule. There Is much more inter.
est at this time than there was last
year, although last year was one Of
the most successful seen on the local
alleys. A big season Il expected.
Besides the resurfacing Of the a..
leys, new spots have been put "a, max.
ing the pins set more easily. The
new spots win not chip and no
trouble Is expected In that direction.
New sets Of pins are being held j
readiness and VIM receive their "bap-
tism Of fire. with the start Of -
Commercial League.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-09-17
DREW, CRACK SPLINTER,
WILL FORSAKE TRACK
TO TAKE UP FOOTBALL

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. Foot
ball has charmed Howard P. Drew,
the worlds crack Splinter, and he is
to forsake the cinder track. Drew IS
credited with this announcement on
the University of California campus
recently after witnessing a practise
game Of the young college athletes.
Drew said he had made up his mind
to try for a place on the Drake Uni
versity eleven this year.
Drew has enrolled in the Iowa in
stitution and said that Ralph Glaze,
formerly football coach at the Uni
versity of Southern California, had
induced him to tackle the football
game. Glaze is now coach Of the
Drake gridiron squad.
Drew said Glaze had assured him
that he had great possibilities as
quarterback The sprinter, who came
to California on his vacation, is some
what heavier than when he was run
ming for the University of Southern
California and experts said he had the
appearance OF being a great football
possibility.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-09-17

'Dusky" Brash, who was unani-
mOusly elected captain Of the College
OF Hawaii football team at meet
Ing last week, will be the man about
whom the college griddists will cen
ter their hopes in the coming season.
The College of Hawaii will probably
compete in the IGterscholastiC series,
although they will not be eligible for
the championship
FOR years BraSh was the leading
player Of the Mckinley high school
and when he captained the team in
his last year in that institution, they
boosted one of the best teams that
they ever had. 1t was that year that
they won one game from Punahou and
lost the second game when they left
the field following a sQuabble.
prominent college men in Honolulu
made an attempt to send Brash to
some eastern college following his
graduation, from the high school in
order that he might be able to play
with the best in Che country. How
ever the plans did not materialiZe and
Brash remains here to play for the
College of'Hawaii.
Brash plays in the back field and
is strongest when carrying the ball.
He is very fast and steady on his
feet and hits the line as hard as any
man who has played for the high
schools in Honolulu. He will STAN
his men working this week under the
supervision of Vented and Crawford,
members of the college faculty.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-09-17
MILLS SCHOOL GETS
THREE BALL STARS

With the assurance that Nushlda
Zenimura, and Kan Leong are going
to enter their school this year, mem
bers of the Mills school baseball team
are looking for a strong nine to CON-
pete in the interschOlastic series next
spring.
Nushida, who is known as the boy
wonder" has oeeI pitching for the
Asahi team in the Pacific league Al
present this team stands second with
st. Louis in The series. Zenimura is
shortstop on the same team.
Zenimura is PROBABLY one CT the
fastest base runners in the Pacific
league. aside from being a strong man
at shOrtstop. In interscholastic circles
he is rated as a leading ball player.
Kan Leong has caught for the Nc
Kinley team in the Pacific league, His
batting average is high and warrants
rating him among the best hitters i'll
the league.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-09-17
0GAWA WINS JAPANESE
CHAMPIONSHIP OF CITY

The Japanese tennis championship
Of Honolulu was won by N. ogawa
when he defeated NJ. Uno In the finals
of the first Nuuanu Y. M. C. A. tourna.
ment at the association courts or
Saturday afternoon. The final scores
for the four sets played were SIS,
As, rs, and 6-3.
Ogawa won from Uno after a hard
game which was watched by large
group of spectators. Both he and Uno
entered the finals after defeating q
large field of other entries VINO repre-.
sented seven different nationalities.
A double series will be arranged at
the Nuuanu Y. NJ. C. A. courts for the
near future. 49,. ...