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Arizona republican., 1917-10-14
ID. ID. Deem
Live Stock
AuCtiOn1eer
Entirely new plan.
Money saving plan.

Entirely new plan.
Money saving plan.
Money making plan for the man
who is making a public sale. Office
ITO North First Ave. with Mcdowell
Realty Co. Office phone 1888; resi-
dence phone 1905. bn
AUCTION SALE
Wednesday. Oct. 18th. 1911, l p. m.
Sharp
u Mile South. Y Mile East, Y Mile
South of Eastlake Park on the old
Agner Ranch.
Having sold my ranch, | will sell al
public auction, all my stock and farm
implements consisting of:
% head cattle, including 1G head milk
cows, Z calves, steers, 8 head farm
horses, | work mule. 20 ton hay, De-
Laval separator, milk cans. / disc, !
mower and many other articles.
ISAAC J. COOPER, Owner
TAYLOR, the AuctiOneer
Arizona republican., 1917-10-14

GOO acres of best cotton and alfalfa
land at a bargain price. Just the thing
for d big man with a big pile of cash
Call at once on c. o. Austin, Casa Lo-
ma Hotel Bldg. Tempe Ariz. BIZ
Arizona republican., 1917-10-14

A GRAND RANCH HOME-6O-acre
ranch close to Phoenix. so acres in
alfalfa. 2 acres in fine mixed fruit or
chard Good tenament house and
grand S-room brick. pebble dash house.
modern in every respect, including So
lar heater. Price $4,000, $4,000 cash
will handle. If you want the best see
Fred A. Dibble, with Griffin Alone 11S
n. First Ave. hi
Arizona republican., 1917-10-14

Fair GROUNDS.
REGISTERED HOLSTEIN
DAIRY RERD
THE BEST IN THE VALLEY
AT AUCTION
Thursday, October IS, at 10: 80
FairyieW Ranch,
y mile north OF Fair Grounds, on
Thomas Road opposite ]. c. Adams
ranch.
On account of the illness or Mr.. Ford,
We have decided to close out our entire
herd OF registered Holstein, and will
sell them on six and twelve months
time.
10 Cows Heifers; Bulls.
Bred from some of the most choice
Holstein families in United States.
Every COW and calf has not only reg
istration certificate but tabulated pedi-
grees certified by the Holstein F'riesian
Register Co., showing breeding roi gem
erations back Free Cafeteria lunch al
noon. Everybody invited to this sale.
Terms: On sums of $50 and under.
cash; over that amount a credit of 8
and u months will be given on ap-
proved note, drawing 10 per cent in
terest.
STEWARD & FORD, Owners,
A. B. DUNLAP, Clerk
B. W. GETSINGER, Auctioneer.
16 East Adams st. bp
Arizona republican., 1917-10-14

FOR SALE-Dairy ranch, 100 acres.
lean land, As acres fine alfalfa, about
l2' acres in corn and sorghum, balance
pasture. Good five room house. COW
arm with stanchions for 60 cows,
warehouse, 125-ton cement silo; plenty
Of shade and fruit; all fenced and
ross fenced with woven wire. About
$500 worth of feed goes with the place
It $4,000 if sold within ten days Lo-
ated close to Glendale Condensary. In
State Live Stock Exchange, 35 S.
Central bk
Arizona republican., 1917-10-14
Ranch Snaps

40 Highly improved; large
h use, le-foot screen porch all
around: plentf of shade and
fruit for home use; well of eX-
cellent water. engine and tank;
large barn worth about S1.S00;
COW barn for 40 head COWS;
fields fenced in i0-acre tracts,
mostly woven wire, with lane
10 all fields. ~ acres good
stand alfalfa. balance mostly
Bermuda Government lateral
at csrncr of ranch, this is only
ditch en- land to keep clean.
This forty lies on south side Of
Maricopa road, ~ miles west
OF Grand Avenue. This is some
bargain. as owners health de-
marSss that he seek 4 cooler
summer climate If you are
looking for a bargain and a
home place, this is what you
want.
Arizona republican., 1917-10-14

FOR SALE-60 acres, all alfalfa,
good clean stand, $125 an acre. $4,000
oown. II payments so tons hay. Is
miles N. Prescott, J. M. Combs, 146 N.
Granite. Prescott. bp
Arizona republican., 1917-10-14

FOR SALE---4 room frame house and
lot, lights and gas, concrete cellar, ~
fruit trees and grape vines. chicken
yards and garage, one block outside
city, two blocks to car line, northwest
$1,000. Address Box 423 REPUBLICAN,. II
FOR SALE-Two lote 50x177. $500
each. 9th street and Culver. No build
ing restrictions. See Shoup at
Shoup's Lumber Yard. BIN
Arizona republican., 1917-10-14

FOR SALE-One of the best so acres
alfalfa, well improved room house.
built with Redwood, with porch all
around house; big barn, built with red
wood. Five fields. fepced most in WOW
en- wire. Easy to irrigate all boxes and
check gates. Price 5000 acre. $4,000
cash, balance terms. Sold by owner, 3
miles east of Gilbert school. Chas.- Rob-
ertS. hls
Arizona republican., 1917-10-14
Dwight B. Heard
Central Ave. & Adams

FOR SALE-40 acres, all In alfalfa
good 5-room house. good well, pump
engine and tank. acre bearing or
chard; chance to get 20 acres ad-
Joining; nice home and price is right
Good terms. Full Diet: Is. SO f. Adams
Arizona republican., 1917-10-14

40-acre tracts, alfalfa and cotton,
new, clean and the best class of loan
soil. $145.0Q to $4,000 per acre. good
terms
Arizona republican., 1917-10-14

The above are exclusive list
ifl;s with this firm. and we will
be glad 10 show you these eX-
cellcnt bargains if you will call
I'm
Arizona republican., 1917-10-14
: MIR. Bailey with
BulaGunam & Mellog@
bl
FOR SALE

800 acres in cotton and alfalfa; will
produce one bale of cotton per acre.
located in the best cotton belt of the
valley. Must sell at once. $4,000 per
acre, good terms.
Arizona republican., 1917-10-14

CHANDLERS BEST BUYS
240 Acres, all fenced and cross
fenced, fine improvements, now
in alfalfa. This beyond doubt
the best buy in the Chandler
district. Immediate possession.
Price $175 per acre.
Arizona republican., 1917-10-14

Sa259 BUYS a beautiful broom mod
ern brick home, northeast location.
The best bargain you ever saw for
$3.50. will be sold en- terms. Nunneley.
III North First Ave. 1t
Arizona republican., 1917-10-14

YOUR Blythe prettiest 7-room
home in Phoenix, just off Center street
close in. New, modern, beautiful lawn
hardwood floors. Composition sink
boards A home you cannot duplicate
for the money. Price $6,500.00. OPP
nortunities like this sold by Nunneley
III North First Ave. II
Arizona republican., 1917-10-14

HERE is A LAND BARGAIN-80
acres near Glendale for $125 per acre.
]. S. Griffin ALONE, 11S n. First Ave.
hv.,
Arizona republican., 1917-10-14

STOCK RANCH Or 100 ACRES pat
ented land. so acres in cultivation,
small house, barn and a good well.
Located near Kirkland, Ariz. This
would make good stock ranch. Price
$4,000, half cash win handle this. j.
Arizona republican., 1917-10-14
]. l.. ENTREKIN
Chandler
OUR BEST BUYS TODAY

OUR BEST BU . TO-DAY
$50 acres, 31a miles from Phoenix,
one of the finest all around ranches
in the valley, special water privileges
loo acres alfalfa balance garden land
See us about this.
so acres, Az miles out, 10 acres al
falfa. 2 good houses and all other
$500 will handle.
10 acres, all locations. Prices and
terms.
7-room attractive brick bungalow.
with all modern coaveniences with
l-acre ground. highly improved. Ga
rage for two cars. fruit, flowers,
garden. This is an ideal suburban
acme; just off Central avenue and
was built for a home. $4,000, part
cash
Five-room brick, modern cottage,
northeast $1,000. Easy payments
We have several modern high class
residences in best locations, ranging
in price from $4,000 to $4,000.
Exclusive ladies' wearing apparel
shop. excellent location with 2-year
elase; sales average about 5000 daily
Price $4,000
a4-room hotel, best location and a
bargain.
23room transient house, hot and
cold running water. private baths
elegantly furnished Terms
Is looms. fine location, home
combined with a good income.
HOLT REALTY COMPANY
West Adams St. Phone 1916. 81
Arizona republican., 1917-10-14

FOR SALE-S0 acres, 21a miles east
Of Mesa, sandy loan, A water, old
stand alfalfa, shade, fruit, house, out
building. Ideal home ranch. Price
$4,000. Terms. Jesse F. Kelly, Mesa,
Ariz. KS
Arizona republican., 1917-10-14

FOR SALE-3 lots with large shade
trees, suitable for hotel on apartment at
376 n. Bird Ave. There is d 10 room
brick house that will pay good interest
on the investment, or will lease to good
party for one year. See the premises
I'D f0i particulars sec owrer at GAG n
Bird Ave. bk
FOR SALE OR RENT IS acre
ranch near town. See Bert O. Brown.
316 E. Washington St, or Phone 1922
If
Arizona republican., 1917-10-14

COME TO THE SALE next Monday,
X of a mile east of Alhambra brick
yard and u of a mile north. Fred
Eurtb bl
Arizona republican., 1917-10-14

120 ACRES-SO acres stand of ex-
cellent alfalfa; 40 in beans of a
good stand. This land is the
best OF bean and potato or al
ealfa soil; and a sea; bargain.
This same kind of soil brings
from $1,000 to $1,000 per acre
in California, and we are not
asking one tenth of the latter
figure per acre.
Arizona republican., 1917-10-14
For Sale Real Estate

BY OWNER, 20 acres, az miles NV.
Of Phoenix, 3 room house, orchard and
barn. Phone 120J11. bl
IA ACRE RANCH, mostly for maize
Call 1908 So. End Ave. bl
OR EXCHANGE for Liberty bonds,
five acres, unincumbered. OrangeWood
Analena Anderson, Route G, Tel. 205R2.
al
Arizona republican., 1917-10-14
See Bailey with
BulnGnnam & KELLOGG
81 N. First Ave.

FOR SALE-S0 acres. close to Glen
dale; so acres in alfalfa, 80 acres in
maize. Price $40 an acre. Well i'm
proved. Meyers and Carrick, Glendale
bn
FOR SALE
One hundred and twenty acres,
plenty of water. not under reclamation
project miles south of Fowler school
house for particulars. See P. P. Park
or owner 10dd
$50 AN ACRE LESS than adjoin-
ing land is selling for. 20 acres all
in alfalfa. family orchard, woven wire
fence. corner, on good roads. Near
North Central avenue, $1,000 cash
will handle, possession Nov. l. See
Johnston, 81 N. First Ave. II
Arizona republican., 1917-10-14

so ACGES-Solid stand of alfalfa.
fenced: frame house. well of
good water. and lies ~ miles
north OF Peoria, in what is con-
coded by all best judges of soil
to be the best in this wonderful
Salt River Valley; real bean
and potato soil.
Arizona republican., 1917-10-14

WE OWN several modern houses in
Kenilworth, Kensingtoa and Capitol
additions. These are for sale on terms.
Possession at once. Southwestern
Building & Investment Co., Jos. John
ston, Secty. 81 N. 1st Ave. II
Arizona republican., 1917-10-14

IMPROVED RESIDENCE LOT, East
Evergreen addition. 522 East Moreland
It. Box 232 Republican blk
Arizona republican., 1917-10-14
Auctions
TUESDAY, OCTOBER IS.

TUESDAY, OCTOBER IS.
At Winslow Ranch
One and one half miles west of Center
on Base Line Road
Dairy herd at auction. Winslow
ranch, one and one-half miles west of
Center on Base Line road. Tuesday
October 18th, TO-: 80 A. M.
Am going out of the dairy business
and viii sell on and II months time
50 Holstein and Durham cows.
l registered Holstein bull
IS calves.
Il shoatS
l driving horse.
l two-year-old filly.
rs tons hay.
Terms: On sums of $50 and under,
cash; over that amount a credit of six
to twelve months will be given on an
approved note; drawing 10 per cent
interest
Free Cafeteria Lunch at Noon. Ev-
erybody invited to this sale
WALTER NJ. DAVIS, Owner
A. B. DUNLAP, Clerk
B. W. GETSINGER, Auctioneer
16 East Adams St. BIN
MONDAY, OCTOBER Is
At Fred Keiths
IS mile east Alhambra
Brick Yard
Arizona republican., 1917-10-14
INLAND Empire
Reality Go.
Door,, Nicholson, RIdo
Room 4, Nicholson Bldg.

100 ACRES Glass A land, now in al
falfa and cotton; will sell at bar
gain Inquire of L. c. Hurley l.
FOR SALE-100 acres, so in good
clean alfalfa, 20 acres plowed, all under
water SIPS per acre. $4,000 down and
II payments. Also about 40 head milk
cows: some farm tools. Has good 4
room house. feed shed and big milk
barn and milk house and good well of
good water. Also milk route in Prescott
with fixtures. J. NJ. Combs, LAG n.
Granite Prescott. Dp
Arizona republican., 1917-10-14

NEAR STATE CAPITOL, on car line,
Groom P. d. brick, hardwood floors,
screen sleeping rooms, shade, lawn.
Price $500, $1,000 cash. Balance easy.
See Johnston 81 n. First Ave. bn
Arizona republican., 1917-10-14
MONDAY, OCTOBER Is
At Fred KeithS
IS mile east Alhambra
Brick Yard

AUCTION SALE
Monday, october 18th. at II O'Clock
Five-eights mile east of Alhambra brick
yard and quarter miles north, just
west of George Woodson's ranch
Owner is going out of the dairy bust
ness and will sell his selected dairy
coWs-good producers.
Is Holstein dairy cows.
Durham milk cows.
Holstein heifers, we'll marked
heifer calves.
! bull calf. l twO-year- old Holstein
bull, well marked and good breeder.
. good work horses; l spring Wagon
and double harness.
scraper. l saddle.
A lot of farm tools and many other
things
Some and galloW cows.
bull calves, fat and from extra good
cows by registered bulls well marked
and will make good breeders.
FREE CAFETERIA LUNCH AT NOON
EVERYBODY INVITED TO THIS
SALE
FRED KEITH, Owner
B. w. GETSINGER, Auctioneer
16 E. Adams St bl
THURSDAY. OCTOBER IS.
30 ALL REGISTERED HOLSTEINS
AT Fairview Ranch. u mile n. of
Fair Grounds.
If
Arizona republican., 1917-10-14

ONE OF THE LAST OPPORTUNI-
TIES-1G0 acres all in alfalfa, well
fenced. good water right; level, in fine
shape. Milk taken from corner, 2 miles
and one of the best schools in valley.
only six miles TO haul your cotton. so
acres of this is young clean alfalfa, the
other so has been in alfalfa 3 years.
Mcdowell Realty Co., 10 n. First Ave.
Arizona republican., 1917-10-14

MODERN brick house, nicely fur
nished, 5 rooms and bath, modern
convenences, large screen porch. ga
rage. wood shed and chicken house.
lots 75xi4e. 100 feet from paved street.
good location. Phone 1851. I'm
Arizona republican., 1917-10-14

FOR SALE
Beautiful suburban home with tw.
acres, all in fine bearing fruit and
grapes; modern plumbing in house.
water. etc: spacious chicken pens and
runs, with water piped to cement
watering troughs for chickens, barn
or garage, etc.
One of the prettiest little subur-
ban homes in Salt River valley.
1t is located facing the Glendale
car line just a block north of the
Indian School road; place is worth
$3.50 but will sell for $4,000; $1,000
cash, balance easy terms. This is
snap.
See j. W. Stauffer, Owner, OIL
premises l0t
Arizona republican., 1917-10-14

LIST your city property with TOT
Lesson Land & Cattle Co. II West
Adams So Phone 1882 1t
FOR SALE-Watch Phoenix Grow.
If a man can't sell now, he can never
sell. If man don't buy, he makes a
mistake
room modern brick, $3.50. $3.50
cash. $40 per month.
room modern stucco house. fine
shade, lot 75x20O. $500. $500 cash. $35
per month.
so acres, at $50 per acre. room
house, part in alfalfa barn. chicken
house and fruit. Well of fine soft wat
err Glass A water all for $4,000. $4,000
cash and balance to suit. 215 w. Wash
ington. Open Sunday. Shelton. If
Arizona republican., 1917-10-14
INLAND Empire
Realty Company

Room Nicholson Bldg, over Central
Bank If
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-02-07
frederic C.PEIIFIbLD

Penfield was appointed ambassa-
dor to Austria-HungaTy by President
Wilson, July, 1913. He was United
States vice consul general at Lon
don in 1885, and diplomatic agent
and consul general to Egypt from
1888 to 1897.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-02-07
CHILD KILLED BY AUTO TRUCK
OWNED BY THE FAIR

An auto truck of The Fair, the big
State street department store, roar
ing along North av. yesterday, struck
and killed Wilhelmina BuTnOkos, Z
years old, 171O Orchard. The driver
of the machine, Elmer EngeL 4247
E. RavenswOod av., was taken into
custody by the police.
The child had just alighted from
a North av. car in front Of 7lO W..
North av. and was walking around
the rear of it when she was struck
by the heavy truck She died IN
stantly, :.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-02-21

Following is the announced SEIZED
ule Of events and entries, but changes
in the program make 1t probable that
the order as given here will not be
adhered to. However, the entries viii
stand:
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-02-21
B0WLERS MAKE GOOD
SHOWING AT Y. M. C. A,

The Honolulu YIN. C. A. made a
good showing against San Jose last
evening In. the Pacific "Y" Bowling
League Barring a low first game the
locals we're right there with classy
scores.
Chances are excellent for breaking
even with the crack San Jose team.
A victory in the third game is most
probable and either the second game
or total pinfall is likely to come to
the Honolnlans Unless San Jose Is
below usual form, II Is not likely that
Honolulu win win more than two OF
the four points in the match.
J. c.. Chamberlin starred for the Ho-
nolulu 'sYr with a l92 average. ]. T..
Young recovered after low first
game and ended up with 225. the high
est score or the evening. Carl wikan-'
der turned in good count. canario
and Pong were the leaders on the sec
ond team and qualified for next
weeks first team in the Honolulu.
Oakland match.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-02-21
Zoe sTins A.
Sc. Metal lined Bags
! d. Glass Hurnidors
No. 11-so Yard,. Ladiea

No. 11-5o Yards. Ladies
Josephine Hopkins. unattached.
Miss Dorothy G.. Burns, Los Angeles
Athletic Club.
No. 1s-1o0 Yards, Novice
Sheridan p. syinsor, .Healani.
John Kua, Jr., John Moikoikahi and
George Moikoikahi, Unattached.
Carhis A. Walker, Fort De Russy.
Robert MACH. Puryis and Isaac Ke
liipio, Hui Nalu.-
Pua Keaioha, Albert v. Kaehu, Fred
Vetlesen, Anson Derego, Alfred Lewis
George Male, Sam Guerrero and
George Lam. Palama Settlement Z
No. 800 Yards, Limited to Men In
the United States Army and Navy
Roy Murphy, Dennis A. OBrien, ].
T. McGhee, U. s. s. Alert.
James A. Buchanan. Jr., Company d,
Enginsers, Fort Shafter.
Carbis A. Walker, William H. Hens.
ley, Max Heinze, Henry Snyder, Elmer
T. johns, Howard. N. Goetz, August
Simmons, Arthur w. Pingry and Cliff.
ford @. Shower, Fort De Russy.
Charles Wanirey, Company H, 1st
Infantry, Cashier
No. 21-fcos Yards, Limited 70 Men in
the United States Army and Navy
Art1 " w. Pingry, Elmer T. Johns,
Howard n. Goet=, william H. Hensley
and. Carbis A., Wslksr, Fort De Russy.
Charles Wandrey. Company H, 1st
Infantry, Cashier.
Roy Murphy. Dennis A. O'Brien and
j. T. McGhee, j. S. s. Alert. ,r 4. {.
James A. Buchanan, aJr., Company
d. Engineers, Fort SKATER.
No. 24Stx.Mant I,eiay, 100 Yards per
Man, Limited to Men an the Unit.
ed States Army and Navy
Roy Murphy. @. H. Perry, Dennis
A. O'BrieR, J. T. McGhee, James Y.
MacFeggan, Fl. w. Busse, H. Raffeis
and r. G. Whited, T. S. S. Alert.
Carbis A. Walker, Max HeinZe, Hen.
ry Snyder. James c.? Nielsen, Elmer
T. Johns, Howard Il. Goetz, William
H. Hensley, August Simmons. Arthur
w. Pingry and Alexander II. Ross,
Fort De Russy. ses e
No. <-foo-Yard Race
Harold Kruger and John Kelii, Hea-
=
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SWIM ENTRIEs

Following is the announced SEIZED
ule Of events and entries, but changes
in the program make It probable thai
the order as. given here will not BIZ
adhered to. However. the entries viii
stand:
No. i-soYard Race
John Kelii, Healanis.
William Kanakanui, Lukela Kaupi
ko. Richard Holstein and Melvin Holt
Hui Nalus. 49,
Clarence X. Lane, Palama Settle
meut Swimming Club.
Perry McGiIlivray. Illinois Athletic
Club. N s
Norman Ross, Olympic Club, San
Francisco.
T. Tanigawa, unattached.
No. $3.50 Yards, Boys Under IS
80 Years a
George Moikoikahi, unattached.
Luke Wal, NJ. Subotine, Walker Vet.
Lessen, Shigi Matsuguma, Kun Hong
Lum, Nitric Konawolcff, Arthur Al.
exander, Kenneth Aud and Jacob Aki.
-ona, Palama Settlement.
3 Albert Butzke and Jack Hjorth, Hea.
lani.
No. 1915 Yards, Boys Under IS
Years
NJ. Snbotine, walker vetlesen, Luke
Wal. Shigi Matsuguma, Nitric Kona.
woloff, Arthur Alexander, Kenneth
Aud and Jacob Akiona, Palama Set
Element.
George Moikoikahi, unattached.
No. 5-SSo-Yard Race
Harold Kruger. John Kelii and
Frank Cunha,s Healani.
George Keaweamahi, Hui Nalu.
Norman Ross, Olympic Club.
Ludy LANCER, Los Angeles Athletic
Club. .s---s
c. E. Warmer. unattached.
No. 7-22o-Yard ereaststroke
George Keaweamahi and David Ka-
hanamokI, Hui Nalu.
Michael Subotine, Pua Kealoha,
Richard L. Carter, Clarence Hurley,
Joseph Wright and Clarence X. Lane
Palama Settlement.
Charles Wandiey, Company H. 1st
Infantry, Cashier.
No. 9-Sprinnboard Dive
William a. Cottrell, Hui Nalu.
r. X. Fuller ind Jack Hjorth, Hea-
lani 49, - gssszisSS E..ls@ - s.lzs 3
Richard L. Carter and Albert B. Car
ter Palama Settlement
Mrs. 'Aileen Allen, Los Angeles Attn.
letic Club.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-02-21

Philadelphia wants the 1917 rowing
races of the National Association Of
Amateur Oarsmen. The Schuylkill
navy, as the organization of the
Quaker City is called, last held the
classics in 1914 The award will be
made in March next. Several other
centers wanted the events.
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lanis. rs
William Kanakanui and Cleghorr
Boyd, Hui Nalu.
Albert v. Kaehu and Clarence X
Lane, Palama Settlement.
Perry McGillivray, Illinois Athletic
Club. 80 !
Norman Ross. Olympic Club. San
Francisco.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-02-21

New York. New Haven & Hartford
has purchased the former Boston Ma
tional league baseball grounds. in the
Roxbury district. The site will be
used for freight terminal purposes.
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SPORTS
THE RECORDS

= so yards-23 seconds--Duke Ha-
: hanamoku. at Honolulu. June
= II, 1915 Worlds, American and :
= Hawaiian record. va :
: rs yards (boys underSf5 yearsl-l'
IS 2-5-Mitrie Konowal0ff, Sep :
= tember !. 1916. and An Kin :
y zee. February ~. 1876. :
: so yards (Sersieef-9G A4.5--A. :
w. Pingry. De Russy, Septem- (
= Der 2, 1916. $50 ,s (
= 1co yds. Novice l--f.02 s-5-iiay /.
= Wodehouse. February 81, 1914. !
and Clarence Harley June IL. !
y 1915. a 4
: 200 yard breast stroke-2.3s 2-5
Michael McDermott, Chicago, !
y February 4. 1915, Worlds and I
y American record: 1904 2-5 Duke I
y Rahanahoku. June II, 1915. (
Hawaiian record. ....... 4
= 100 yard swinp--53 1-5-Duke Ka- I
= hanamoku, June IL. 1915. World, 1
American and Hawaiian rec I
= ord. ... 4
so yard for women-29 seconds (
= Fanny Durack. Worlds re- I
= cord. 80 seconds-Olga Dorf- 4
y ner, American record. 81 sec 4
= onds-Ruth Stacker, Hawaiian 4
= record. I
= 100 yards (seryiee) ~ .05-A. w. I
= Pingry, De Russy, September !,
= 2. 1915. 4
= so yards (boys under IS years)- 4
= rs 2-5-W. w. Harris, Jr., Jure :
= IL, 1913. 4
= $50 yards--1I.l1 3-5--B. B. Kier. =
nan, Sydney. Worlds record =
11.29 3-5 Ludy LANCER, Homo 4
: lulu, September 4. 1916. Amer. =
= lean and Hawaiian record.
= 40 yard swim. 19-B. B. Kier. =
' nan. Sydney. Worlds record. 4
: 5.23 4-5-Duke Kahanamoku. =
June II, 1914. American and =
\ Hawaiian record. .
100 yards for woFnen-l.06-Fan. =
ny Durack. Sydney, Australia. =
: Worlds record. LOS 3-5-Olga =
Dorfner, American record. lIs17 =
\ 4-5-Bernicia Lane, September =
, 2. 1916. Hawaiian record. =
so yard swim (girIs under IS =
years-No records. =
so yards swim (Novlees)-28 Sec Y
onds-Hilo Boyd, June II, =
1914. q =
go yard (Serviee)--2.52 1-5--A. =
w. Pingry. September Z, 1915. =
y go yards-2.2s-Duke Kahana- =
moku and George Cunha, June =
IL, 1915. Worlds, American y
} and Hawaiian records. =
100 yards (JunIorsl-No record. =
20 yard tNovIee)-2.51 2-5-- =
William Rowatt, June IL. 1915. =
$50 yards bacISstroke 3-5-- =
Harry Hebner. Chicago. July =
16, 1915. Worlds and Amer. =
lean record. 2.01 4-5-HaroId =
} Kruger, September 4, 1916. =
Hawaiian record. y
22o yards for women--2.5S-Fan- y
ny Duraek, worlds record. 500 y
4-5-Olga Dorfner. American =
record. 3.34 3-5-Lucile lie =
gros, Hawaiian record. =
$50 yards-6.10 3-5--B. B. Kier. y
nan. Sydney. Worlds record. y
: gil 2-5--Ludy LANCER. Septem- =
Der l. 1916. American and IIa, y
waiian record.
1000 yards-12.52 2-5-B. B. 4
Herman. Sydney. Worlds y
record. 1907 2-5-Ludy Ian. =
} ger, September 4, 1916. Ameri- y
can and Hawaiian record.
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