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Evening star., 1917-03-06
Cupid's Spell.

Cupid's SPELL
Glow do you know Bliggins loves his
wifes"
"He is perfectly willing to sit and
listen to her sing and play the piano.
Evening star., 1917-03-06
Another Lot of
Normal Sheets

WI - 49, -
go on sale tomorrow MORN
ing. They are made absolutely
free from dressing. Extra big
values at these prices.
54xo0 Normal Sheets. Special. Csc.
54xoo Normal Sheets, extra long.
Special. 70c.
63x9o Normal Sheets, extra long.
Special. 75c.
63xI0S Normal Sheets, 3 yards
long. Special SOC.
72xoo Normal Sheets, extra long.
Special. 85c.
72xlOS Normal Sheets, 3 yards
long. Special. 90c.
42x36 Postex Pillowcases, made
OF tubing Special, zoe.
GA Fruit of the Loom Bleached
Cotton, for sheets or family uses;
3Oc value. per yard. z5c.
36-in. Bleached Tubing. for bols-
ter or pillowcases. Special, per
yard. I0c.
36-inch Domestic Longcloth. for
women'S and children's underwear.
Special, per yard. 12Itc.
Main Floor-Lansburgh & Bro.
Evening star., 1917-03-06
Children's Slips
At Soc

Chlldren'S Princess Slips OF
nainsook; rufles of embroid-
cry and lawn; lace trimmed;
sizes 6 to IA.
ChiIdren's Nightgowns of main
sock in slip-over models; lace,
ribbon and embroidery trimmed.
Sizes E to IA years. Price, soc.
ChiIdren's Drawers OF muslin
with embroidery ruffles and fine
tucks. Sizes 2 to IA. Special at
29c.
Evening star., 1917-03-06
Shoe Repairing

When we installed our New
Shoe Department we left out no
convenience that would make
for the comfort of our patrons.
A shoe repair section was put
in which takes care of every
kind of mending in the most
satisfactory manner.
lust phone us and well call
for your work and return 1t
when finished.
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indoor T0SSERS
MEET TONIGHT
ON !. N, FLOOR

The Y. M c. A. Indoor Baseball
League promises some fast games in
the next few weeks The Golden NJ
Club has entered the schedule and
viii give the other teams some hard
problems to dig ont.
So far two games have been played,
the Nc and the G. RS are the win.
ners with the Knights of ksmehame.
ha on the bottom. The Dormitory
team has withGiawn from the league.
The schedule is to run regularly ON
Saturday nights at 7:30 in the Y. NJ.
C. A. games hall. The games are
scheduled as follows
March 24-Knights of Kamehameha
VS.. Washingtons.
April &c. r. VS.. Golden NJ
April 14--M-6 VS. Washingtons.
April 2l--Knigfts of Kamehameha
VS.. Golden NJ.
Arril CSC. r. W.. washingtons.
May knights Of Kamehameha
VS.. MIG.
May f2-Golder NJ vs.. washingtons.
May 19-G. r. VS.. Nc
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KAN CADETS TO
HQ|p DRILL IN
| Competition

The competitive drill for the two
prizes given annually by the Kane
hameha schools for excellence in milf
tary drill will be held on the school
grounds Sunday afternoon at 8 o'clock.
AS usual one Of the prizes this year
is to be competed for by the new boys
only, who will then also have chance
to compete for the battalion prize.
A new feature of the competition
this medal to be worn for one year by
gold medal having been presented by
w. o. Smith to the cadet battalion,
this medal to be word for one year by
the winning cadet in the competition
to be held on Sunday afternoon. The
w. o. Smith medal is work of art,
wasymade by Wall & Dougherty, and
bears the letters *. s." in monogram
and q suitable descriptive inscription
in blue and white enamel, which are
the school colors.
Capts. William Z. Hunt and Claire
R. Bennett, I'd Infantry United States
Army, have consented to act as judges
CT the competition. Mayor Lane has
also permitted the Hawaiian band to
give its regular Sunday concert on
the Kamehameha schools campus at
this time Music lovers and friends of
kamehameha schools are invited to
be present Parking space for auto
mobiles will be provided
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TRACK MEET FOR GRAMMAR SCHOOL
TEAMS WOULD BOOST SPORT HERE
Athletes Would Be Developed for nteschoastc Cornell and
A. A. U. Meets-Grammar School Stars Have Made Good
Records in Past-Reyya OF Racing Among Youngsters
Would Increase Interest in Our Track and Field Athletics

. The interscholastic meet Is being
held tais ate: noon at Alexander field
and VIC lind bit one athlete in the
meet this Yer who wen first place
last year, Next ysgr there viii be q
numter Of athletes missing and it will
be m t. the younger boys to carry the
burden. Why not stage a grammar
school track meet this year,
II we expect to have star perform
ances IT. tracx athletics in Honolulu
in the schools, lie youngsters in the
grammar schools shoEld be encour-
aged Practically every city on the
mainland has bad competition in
many erents for the bows of the gram
mar schools, and il Should be so in
.Honolulp. Il
Many Stars ~.
In tie past the boys of the grammar
schools have mcde good records and
performances % Coney Frendo, Blake,
Girdler, Pogue, Mitchell, Meiim, In.
man. Betteneourt and other grammar
school stars have been worthy of at.
tention. Every grammar school in
the city should enter team in such a
meet, and give sEes boys an opportuni-
" to improve. which always comes
with competition.
With 81. louis preparatory, Puma
hou preparatory. Honolulu Military
Academy, Normal school, Central
Grammar, Kaiulani. Kaahumanu, Ka-
lihi, Kauluvela, Liliuekalani, Royal
and other schools entered there would
certainly he Seer competition. Such
a, meet would be big boost for the
intersch elastic. Cornell and A. A. U.
meets in the future.
Brother Elmer. president of the In
terseholast!c League. is interested in
this movement, nnG 1t is known that
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Frank Midkiff Of Pnnahou Is also
booster fer such competition. Glenn
Jackson, Who IVES at the head Of the
Grammar School League. has been
plugging such z meet, and With w.
T. RaWlias. lchn Scper and Eorrin An
irsws willing d help cut. such plan
would perhaps meet the approval OF
all followers C. track athletics.
IL the intercollegiate League could
stage such hleet urder their aus.
picss Ut that OF any ether organiza-
ton, the deyosees o. track and field
sports would naturally be interested
in helping om. Ribbons could be
awarded to the athletes and small
admission charge would certainly GOV.
or all EXPENSES. 4 meet scheduled
within the mex two or three weeks
would at least set tue hall a.rolling In
manner that would bring out n
stroag meet mex. yerr. Central Gram
mar had Clifford Melini. There may
be many other athletes in the various
schools who have not had the oppor-
tunity to shoy Shat they scan do. VIII
the interscholastie or grammar school
leag les stage sseh meet this year?
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of China. Some of the most recent
importations, ii is said. have been pur-
chased from wealthy Chinese families.
the Mandarin coats having reposed
in family chests for many years.
These coats include ivory white.
dark blue, imperial yellow, jade and
black and they have the typical en-
roideries done in dragons. medallions
waves OF eternity, lotus and other
more synlbolical motifs. OF course,
the older the coat the more valuable
is it to the modern possessor, not on.
ly because of the historical associa-
tion hut also because time has kindly
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taE6!gI!I!g!gliil!l|S[ R as, &lSport5
MANY GAMES SCHEDULED FOR SUNDAY
ON LOCAL FIELDS; CITY LEAGUE Tits
Hasbeen and Those Who Are Going TO Be Will Show What
They Can Do on the Ball Diamond-BusneSS Houses viii
Send Large Delegations to Watch Their Teams in Action
-Makih and Moiil Fields Scenes of Combats Sunday

Hejne Meyers and other stars will
play for the Garage team, while Smoot
will have Newell, Henry, Mayo and a
number of other expert FASTENERS. The
game will begin at Q O'Clock sharp.
Filipinos vs.. Pscifics
The Fflipinos will be-the first to
take the field in practise for the Pa
cities at Makiki led at 1880 p. m.
The Filipinos are going to make a
strong fight for honors in the Pacific
League this year. and with Lang All
ma as coach expect to land the hunt.
ing.
The players who will 70 out for
the team tomorrow are Tamarra. CT;
ID. ortis, RI; Garcial. II: Batong, 3o;'
Mareial, SIS; Planas, ID; A. Ortiz, p,
RI; LaceTna, c, p; Bani, 2b; Salonga,
RI; Perez, II: Luis, p. Marcial, the
speedy infielder, is captain of the
team, and has been lining the fellows
zip in practise.
Henry Chillingworth and his crowd
of ball tossers OF the Honolulu Iron
Works will rest this week, but next
Sunday they vii. take on the squad
from the Won Hamm- Young Company.
Henry has taken a big interest in the
present series, anu is expected to turn
out strong team.
Keep Box Scores
The managers of all teams have
been requested to keep box score of
the games, as there is a plan on foot.
to award a cup to the leading hitter
CT the league. Other trophies will be
presented. and President Nell is anx-
ious that full report of all games be
kept.
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"a / S. Ed. Ford | Hits | Here

F. D.. stands for Fioria Diadem-
Frank Dougherty motors in on this
sign. He is baseball enthusiast trap
shooter. motorist and what not. The
what not has an accent \ tEaPshOeter
is not the seven come 'leyen sport. He.
can tell you more about an Excelsior
than you can study in decade. sunny
Cunha was discussing the war and
wanted a decision on the Somme front
WisdOm-The interscholas-
tic committee have decided not to hold
a potato race today on account of the
high price of tubers. Bob ChlllingwOrth
Yes the baseball strike is about as
prominent as billiard table in rural
hotel. Once again the almonds and
peeans are calling. Get in the habit
of reading the Star Bulletin sport page
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is S. / G.G. lHonk More Honk

G. G. stands for Gloria Garia-GeorGe
Godfrey bats on this sign. He is the
manager of the vOR Hamm- \ Dung Co.
baseball team and is booster for the
sport. Some one said that G. G. stands
for co Getem, and this may be true.
Julius Caesar trys to steal third in the
Tiber League IL B. G. bum Catcher.
Wisdom says: There was
once farmer from Maine who walked
through Paree In the rain. In crossing.
a river he was hit by a flyer which
tended 20 drive him in Seine. Queries
y. Brewn: No you don't always find the
blondes in the bieachers. Nuuanu street
car runs into King street. No one hurt
1917, ID
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10 / M. / J.B. IDryIGoods Man

J. B. stands for lara Brilliant--James
Dorxes sacrifices on this sign. He is
also baseball fan and manages the
Prohibitionists of eEhlers q Co. This
baseball team is called Prohibitionfsts
on account of the drygoods. Atilla. the
Hun, forgets to. pay taxieab driver IS
A. ID. land DuckedD. Wisdom-We
nourish the mnllet and care for the
bass. We protect our canaries and
birds in that class. We spent heaps of
money for minnows in stock, and don't
care whoop for the kids in our block.
Queries-Dr. White: Yes YOU are right
George Washington after slicing into
tree escaped beating by refusing to
take advantage of q favorable lie. Mr.
sweet of the Sweet Shop visited Hale
iva 1871.
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20 / T. WIG. Fore Five / Six

W. G. stands for Wfstra Gloria--WH-
lard Grace holes out in this zodiac. He,
and Mr.. Standard of the Standard Oil
Company are expert golfists. John
Jones had a pleasant ride in car No. 3S2
yesterday WisdOm-The Cincinnati
groundkeeper had a good season in
1916. One crowd left the park and for.
got his hat. Queries--Allen Davis; The
dove of peace has replaced the clay
pigeon as the universal target Dick
sullivan saws that he once had a Chew
rolet. which ran many miles every det,
and while he was touring, awet be bad
no expenses to pet All fight. Cali in
the SQUIRRELS from oft YOU hazel tree.
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% I. SIN. / Reach is Good

s. NJ stands for Saturn Mars-Sam
Mott reaches for the zodiac or this
sign. His name lis Mott, IL you say II
IL not you are wrong. If you say it is
Mott you are right, so what's the use
He has good Reach. He is president
of the Pacific League and sells shin
guards for swimmers at Davies & Co.
Wistlom--When you look at the prices
that so many have taken up. Greek
laBelnE. Queries-Wi1liam Hoek: No,
All are not musicians who play solos
on the soup. r. - ..... z-s'. -
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The New York Senate passed the
Sage bill, which creates the Hospital
Development Commission, named to
adopt general plan Of hospital de-
veiopment.
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q f. in. Hit | and Run

J. n. stands for Jupiter Neptune
John Ness slides In on this sign. His
goodness in baseball is known. He is
the manager of baseball team and
sings wicked bludgeon. DemOsthenes
leaves several pebbles at the charter
meeting 1917. WisdOm-Armed neu-
trality is being replaced in the city
league by screamed neutrality Quer-
.ies-James Gray; crapshooter who
risks his watch shoots the works. An
other slogan-In Kahului chop suey
went fuzzy Joan of Are purchases a
new swagger stick sometime ago. This
Is the 2Srd and mis-skidOOs are popular.
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sAsEsALL GAMES TOMORROW

BASEBALL GAMES TOMORROW
Ehlers We. sehumsn Carriage Co. at
MoiliiIi field. 9 a. m.
Won Hsnm-Young We. Star-3ulletin
AZ MoIIipi field, 1890 q. m.
Levers q Cooke W.. Advertiser at
Makiki field, nakai SIDE, 9 a. N.
Hawaiian Electric VS.. Service First,
Atkinson park. 9 q. m.
Firestones vs.. l-sWaiian Garage az
E,aklkI field, nauka side, 9 a. m.
Filipines ss. Pacifics at Madki
field, $50 p. m.
Followers OF the National pastimc
win have plenty Of opportunity to
watch their fayorite game tomorrow
asstfiere will be at least six games
staged on various diamonds tomorrow.
The recent organization or a City
League TO play series up to May has
caused much interest in baseball
among the has5eens and the may
be- players
Ed Nell, who was selected as pres
ident OF the league series, has taken
big interest in the movement, and the
various teams are fortunate in secur-
ing the popular baseball enthusiast to
head the organization Nell knows
TIE grand old game. and has a host Of
fSiends in Honolulu who will be watch
! ing for the success Of the series. Nell
will make arrangements for securing
o cup to be awarded to the winner of
the series.
Ehlers VI. Schuman
James Borges of Ehlers & Co, Will
send hts team against the Schuman
Carriage Company tomorrow morning
IN the First game Of the City League
series. schumans have strong team
and many believe that they will make
. great fight for the cup. Frank Sha-
ner has lined up a likely looking bunch
Of players and iiasmuch as Yen Chin.
Bill Lee and some of the other EN-
ployes are In shape they should give
Ehlers merry battle throughout
BOrges Is confident that his squad will
GIye the Schuman team good battle
when they meet at Moiliili field to-
morrow morning at 8 o'clock
Won Hamm Young W. star6ulIetin
George Godfrey of the Won Hamm-
=. - ~a<- - 49,
s.sons Team ter the game Win the
P saea,s., tomorrow morning a.
e,o....n t,sio, ana = NUMBER OF Qua
s..Ls nave turned out 70 down the
-srspep g botn. teams VIII De
p.-yins ulelr Irst game Oh the year,
ing me players OF ootn teams VIII
be given q thorough workout. II is
objected that q DELEGATION from Won
-s,.l'- ounk anu the Staab9iietin
w PC Y attendance.
rtEsls = Seoke vs. advertiser
thin ,tleiQ VIII De the scene OF
'tttie between we Levers 4 Cooke
4pAa ana ne advertiser Soares OF
teNers 4 Cooke has been making an
el'oIt 20 set al OF the ball players out,
anQ number OF good men have turn
e Out TOT ptactlse Leong or The
tenlp may pitcn' and the infield VIII
ne Hnfsnaiiy strorfs The Advertiser
VIII nave An loon, Ness. Fun Luke.
e'nsos meaeiros' Williams and num-
.'er o. otner stars ~ the lineup. Both
,9elns tle anxious 70 land the first
SAINT u ule series. ana 9 not game Is
tHpeeIee. Inc teams VIII line up at |
COCK
'fesr'o. y, service flrst
swaisn Eiectrics WI meet the
oelfice flIst team tomorrow morning.
t.u NOT zane Is expected. The
,,.'s ny l,eln mas nor been selected at
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Groh is holding outN for more. money
1917 A. ID. additional Dough- and he
ought TO get it. He has to play in Gin
eiRnafi Wisdom-Dave Fultz' follow
ers at this time will be able to hold
their convention In a telephone booth.
Queries-Henry White; You are cor
rect Plays built around spoons should
be stirring dramas. The slogan In
Niles there are miles of smiles is copy
rfghted. In Astoria they pour you Cas-
10riE is not =. 49,. .r.-ss p. 3 r.
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The commander OF the United States
warship San Francisco at Santiago,
obtained the release Of the military
prisoners Colonel Eduardo Lores, Cap
tain Cagigal and Commander Lui Diet
Rosal. held by the rebel commander
Rigoberto Fernandez. The released
men boarded the Cuban gunboat Cuba.
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wceT4 REMEMBERING

II the ms tor mot De started. the
spray nczzie. tIGat yal,e or feed pipe
may be clogged. the gasoline tank
empty, the supply cock shut off, or,
with a pressure feed system, the pres
sure in the tank too weak. With a
vacuum-feei system Il may be that
this instruments is not feeding enough
gasoline to tie carb1retor, due to
some arrangement in the vacuum
tank
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Il / w. / rs. tWatchIThemIGo

sOares enters the sign at this writing.
Soares is the big boss of the Levers q
Cooke baseball team of the City League.
He maintains that he will give the oth-
err teams the axe this season. HeiDie
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-24

State Excise Commissioner Herbert
s. SESSIONS has named Clarence W..
of Coopertown, as second
deputy in his office. succeeding Ernest
n. Van Vie.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-24
MANDARIN COATS
AGAIN POPULAR

Interest is being revived in Man
DARN coats At many of the smartest
social functions ladies are wearing
these and il is taken to betoken re-
vired Interest in the history and art
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toned down the original brightness of
the Oriental colors.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-01-09

Magnetized plates, to be fastened to finger with clips, have been invented to save carpenters time in picking up nails.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-01-09
NEITHER FISH
 NEITHER FOWL
Four Half Breed Children Are Refused Admission To Both
 White and Indian Schools
Douglas News)

While schools are provided here for both white and Indian children, peculiar condition of affairs arose this week when four half breed children were refused admission both at the Indian and white public schools.
 The teacher of the Indian school de- clined to take them in for two reasons first the children are what might be termed civilized and the teacher thot it would be an injustice to the chil- dren to take them in with full-blooded Indian pupils, and second, that school is already full to it's capacity.
 The children then appeared at the white school and were denied admis- sion on the grounds that they are In- dians and that few parents desire to have their children associate with either full or half breed Indian chil- dren. It appears that, while the chil- dren in question are both white and Indian, they are neither so far as the schools are concerned. The father of the children, they are all of one family, is white man, while the mother is full-blooded Indian. The family lives in the Beach neighborhood but their home fronts on a white settle ment and, it is claimed for the chil- dren that they do not associate with the Indians
 While no right-minded person would desire to see these half-breed children deprived of the privileges of schools, and of education, the question of prop erly classifying them is a somewhat intricate one. If they actually have been reared to associate with white children, it is unjust that they should be sent to an Indian school On the other hand, if they have not associated with white children, it would be unjust to the latter to have to associate with them, and thus far, in this country, at least, no provision has been made for exclusive half breed schools.
 In the meantime, the children are not in school and those who have any knowledge of Indians need not be told of what happens to half breed children, especially girls, who run the streets. The question of where these children belong should be settled and their po- sition defined and they should be plac- ed where they do belong.
 But where it that?
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-01-09

In Japan the crater of an extinct volcano in which there are many hot springs is utilized as a sanitarium.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-01-09

lOST-12 foot green round bottom cedar boat. Reward To Finder.
 Forest Office.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-01-09
SPECIAL NEW YEARS
 PRICES.
MAXIMUM CANNED GOODS
 Extra Fancy Grade

MAAlmOM OANNED OOODS
 Extra Fancy Grade Sweet Sugar Peas, 2 ID can 20 Fancy Wax eBans, 2 10. can 20 Solid Pk Tomatoes, 3 lb can 1715 Table Spinach, 8 lb. can .25 Cream Pumpkin, 3 ID. can 20 Fancy Maine Corn, 2 lb can. 1712 Special Sc per dog less in case lots
 We also offer standard tomat- oes, Columbus Brand, Special, 9 SdAAo AOA 1sOU
 Above prices which are way below present values are good only while our present stock lasts.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-01-09
Advertised Letter List
For the week ending Dec. 30, 1916.

Hagen, Sigurd, Jackson, Charles, Jakobson, Wilhelm, Kelly, Edward M, Mcdonald, Jack, Mclaughlin, Daniel, Nilsson, Burns, Thoresen Agnes, Will Hams, Miss LouciIle.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-01-09

FOR SALE:-A 2-h. p. engine in good
 condition. Apply at Heaths store At