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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-03-13


stroy all that is savage to mankind.
In God the heart is cheated and
the cheated heart turns to gold. -
w. w. Schmus, 34O2 Natchez Az.
BILLY SUNDAY.-Many of the
readers Of your paper will be delight
ed to hear that the real purpose Billy
Sunday has in coming to Chicago is
a purely business one. He is going
into the tailoring business in a
wholesale way. He expects to make
the Chicago salOOnkeepers clothes
(clOse).
He also wishes it to be clearly I'M
dersteOd that he will under no cir
cUmstances debate with Mangassa-
Tian, Arthur NJ. Lewis, Clarence Oar
row or any others who may chal-
lenge him, as 1.-THE bible is sufficient
answer in itself for any fool atheist"
Neither does he give a darn if DR..
Frank W. GunsaulUs refuses to go on
his committee like DR.. Aked did in
San Francisco. He understands that
Chicago is the hot-bed of rationalism
and that the church is tinged with it,
but he will steadfastly refuse to drag
his precious religion through the
miTe of a public debate"
He has no fear about the future.
He is going straight on with his work
of redemption. He knows that he
will be king-pin in heaven, because
Darwin, Huxley, Spencer, HaeckeI
and all the other scientists will be in
hell, and, therefore, there will be no
body in heaven any clever than he
10. ne Will not be lonesome there,
Tor he has had the assurance that
outside George Washington and God
there will be no opposition. His visit
to Chicago will do a world of good.
While hundreds will undoubtedly "hit
the saw-dust trail" the Protestant
church viii be disrupted little more.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-03-13

improper nourishment or the prac-
tice Of vaccination instead of teach
ing cleanliness is all Mr.. Citizen
should offer.-Dr. Andrew A. Gour.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-03
MAUI ALL-STARS WILL
BE. READY FOR ST. LOUIS
sneeial st.r.Rulletin Co..,

Especial sStar-Bnlletin Correspondence)
WAILUKU, MAUI, March 30.-vThe
Maui AllStar team which is to meet
the crack st. Louis college nine in
three games ON the Wailuku grounds
on the It'll, Sth, and 9Th, has been do
ing some vigorous practising during
the past week. Although none Of the
boys have PLAYED real games for
months, they are rapidly getting into
shape and will doubtless be able to
give a good account of themselves.
The lineup of the team will not be
decided upon for some days yet
Basketball Also
Maui basket ball enthusiasts will
have an opportunity too OF seeing the
two Vredenburg brothers and Lam
Wing in action in the basketball game
to be played at the Alexander House
gymnasium against the gym team. The
st. Louis quintet at present holds the
fnter-scholastie championship of Ha-
wall The basketball game viii be
played on Saturday night, and will be
followed by dance.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-03
.HAWAnS TOBE
READY FOR BIG
Series in MAY

Frank Kalua is rounding up a
strong team preparatory to opening
the Pacific League season, and many
believe that the Hawaiis will be ex.
ceptionally strong with a number OF
stars. ready to take the field.
Eben Cushingham, Paul Mahaulu,
Jimmy Aylett, Frank Moniz, William
Smith, B. j. Simon, Leon Sterling.
William White, John Mahaka and
Frank Kalua are among the players
who have lined up to date and Kalua
is anxious to secure new talent for
tryouts.
Simon, the tall sOuthpaw OF the Ha-
waits, should be rounding in shape In
a few weeks and will be ready to take
up the burden of the pitching. With
Moniz on the pitching staff the Ha-
walls should be especially strong.
Sterling has competed on Maui and is
a good ball player.
Jimmy Aylett promises to inject
some pep into the team this year and
If John Mahuka is fully recovered
should be valuable addition to the
team. The Hawaiis will, without
doubt, secure number of new players
before the season opens.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-03
ST. LOUIS STARS
LEAVE FOR MAUI
ON SIS. cLAUDINE

ST Louis baseball players, basket
ball stars and voileyball experts VIII
leave Honolulu on the Claudine FRI
day afternoon fer Maui where they
will meet the All-Stars In two base
ball games on Saturday and Sunday
and a picked basketball team on Sat
urday evening.
The SQUAD VIII take the boat about
4 o'clock, and il is expected that
number OF rooters viii go along with
the team to liven things up. Word
has been received from Maui that the
Valley Island baseball team win be
strong. but they will be meeting the
best coached team in Honolulu. Team
work Is the long suit of the 81. Louis
team and the Maui players will have
to play real baseball to win.
II is not certain as yet whether
Brother Elmer or Billy Miles win
make the trip, but as both know base
ball from every angle the boys VIII
be certain OF a good leadership. The
Maui basketball players win be run.
ming up against The hest interscholas.
tic team in Hawaii and prospects are
bright for a victory for the Honolulu
boys.
! Brother Elmer has announced that
the following students will make the
trip: Joserh <. Ian manager: kuri-
saki and Kekipi. catchers; Herman
Markham and Charles Hayselden.
pitchers; Lai Sin, first base; George
Haneberg, second base; King Tan,
third base: You Sur Hee, shortstop;
Eddie Rodrigues, left field; Chun.
Chew, center fled and Fun Luke,
right field. Lam Wing will be utility
player. Wild Alfonso will accompany
the party Basketball players in the
party are: Edmund and Ernest Vre-
denburg and members Of the baseball
team.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-03
Joe Medeiros
Wins Handbal
Title at Y. N.

Joe Medeiros holds, Tor the time at
least, the handball championship OF
the Y. n. c. A. BY defeating every
one Of his II opponents in the large
handball tournament just closed. Me.
deiros won a clear title to the cham
pionship and medal awarded. His
closest competitor proved to be Akana
who lost only one match and that one
to the champion Comes came third
and VIM Raseman fourth in the final
ratings. =: :
1t proved great tourney. Eighteen
men fought il out From the start
-four men stood out prominent as
contenders. They were Medeiros,
Akana, Linn and Comes. But Linn
had somewhat a reverse of form and
takes fifth in the finals. .=1-
Medeiros took not only every match,
but every game of every match. In a
practise match, moreover, he defeated
George Dwight, last years champion
Plans are now being made to keep
a permanent standing of all the Y Nj.
G. A. 1andball players and to allow
anyone to challenge a player ahead
of him and try to unseat the upper
man from his position. ~ -.
The final ratings of the tournament
inst cloSed Is as follows. ~
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-03
|P(JNAHOU SHOWS
GOOD BASEBALL
Special star. bulletin corrsspondencel

Especial Star -Bulletin corrsspondencel
OAHU COLLEGE, April 2.-Base-
bah practise is being held every morn
ing on Alexander Field during the
Easter vacation at punahov =.
The practise IS snaIpy aEd first
class. II As in charge Of Godfrey L.
Bergman. an instructor at Punahou
and an old tinsr at the gar1e. Berg
man played the game through his high
school and college days. and Outing
those summers, also, he kept his hand
in at the semi-pro game. He knows
the sport ali right and he is showing
the boys the tricks OF the trade.
Most all the fellows have beat It
away for weeks holiday, but some
how or other couple OF dozen Of
them roll In of mornings to get their
batting eyes and timber up their wings
and try a slide st the cushions.
Punahou.s prospects for baseball
would be good this year except for
the fact that st. Louis keeps q bunch
at the national pastime all the time
and II is hard to break through COM
bination OF that style.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-03
EkL UND AND M'KEEvER
BEAT HO0GS AND WARREN

Beretania Tennis Club lost an op
portunity to retain possession of the
championship cup when the Eva
doubles team defeated Hoogs and
Warren at the Hawaii Polo and Racing
Club courts on Sunday afternoon Elk.
lund and McKeever played especially
good tennis and won out, 6-3, 10, &c:
Hoogs and Warren ran off three
games in the first set, but following
this the EVA pair braced and took six
straight games The Beretania stars
combined some good tennis play In
the second set and won out in hard
fought duel In the last s. Eva
players made few faults and took the
match. ~,
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-03
Pacific League to Play at
s.oiIiIi Field This Season
Managers Of Organization Vote to Stage Games There This
Year-Henry ChiHingworth Selected to Umpire Games in
LeagueProspects Are Bright for Good Seasonfipinos
Chinese and Japanese to Stage Benefit Games This Month

At meeting of the Pacific Ieague
held last evening at the office OF Theo,
II. Davies & Co, II was decided 70
stage The Pacific League games al
Mctltili field this year Manager
Stewart OF Fort Ruger, who has
charge Of the field this year, offered
the league liberal terms which were
promptly accepted by the managers
present.
Stewart already has secured a
groundkeeper for the year, and the
field win be worked into the best of
condition. The diamond IL in good
shape at present end within three
weeks the field manicurist has prom.
Used that the lot viii be the best In
Hawaii.
Both Moilifli field and Athletic park
have offered stlle Commercial League
teams reasonable terms for the use OF
the grounds In the morning games.
and two games will be played each
Sunday at these parks. II is expect
cd that either Shafter or Makiki field
win be used for the other games in
che Commercial League.
Field improved
Manager Stewart has had q squad
Of men working on the field at Moi
iiili, and the grandsland win be given
q hose bath, and everything will ne
placed in tiptop order within one
month. MeiIiili field Is natural dia-
mond. and the Pacific League mana
sers believe that the team viii meet
with unusual success this season.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-03

league season the various teams will
play benefit games at the field to
raise funds for the purchase OF mi
forms, balls, etc. On Sunday after
noon, April Is, the Chinese and Fill
pinos will stage double header bene-
Fit game playing two strong local
teams These two teams are lining
up a number of star players, and Capt.
MarciaI of the FIlipinos is confident
that the players on his team will show
something to the other stars.
Manager Murashige of the Japanese
organization was present at the meet
ing last evening. and arranged for a
benefit game with the Fort Kruger
team on Sunday, April %. At that
time adoubleheader will be staged.
An ali-star Japanese squad playing the
Ringer team and the Asahis will meet
the Pacifics.
chIIlingNorth a. Umpire
The league made a l0-strike when
1t voted &c secure Henry Chilling
worth to umpire the baseball games
for the season Every manager pres
ent voted in favor OF the well known
arbiter. The fact that McCredie said
that Chillingworth was the best UNI.
pire that had ever appeared in train
ing camp games with the Beavers
means that the Mckinley manager
has attained some credit as an Off.
cial.
Manager Stewart was strongly In
favor of Chillingworth as an umpire,
who will be use1 in both the Saturday
and Sunday games at the field. The
other umpire mas not been selected
as yet. Chillingworth said this morn
Ing that he would accept the position
and expected 10 see bright future
for The league.
The teams lined up for the season
will be st. Louis, Braves. Hawaiis.
Mckinley, Filipinos, Chinese
and a Japanese team which VIII per
haps 80 under tho name Of the Asahis.
All OF these teams win be fully uni.
formed for the season.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-03
OUTRIGGER SWIMMING
TEAM Is ORGANIZING

All members of the Outrigger Cluo
swimming team are requested to meet
al the club grounds this afternoon for
the purpose of classifying the team
into three classes-first, swimmers Of
known ability; second, novice swim
mers; third, diving.
It is proposed that each class shall
be given two instruction periods each
week and one purpose of the meeting
is to decide the days and hours that
will be most convenient for all con-
.cerned.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-03
MID.PA(lfICS
BEAT NATIONAL
BOWLING SQUAD
Tonight-oahus VS.. Chinese.

The Mid-Pacifics rolled the best
total pinfall of the second series in the
Y. M. C. A. Bowling League match
last evening, Capt. MATHS men all
rolled well over 500 and finished with
total OF 1850. This was sufficient
10 take four straight from the Ma.
tionals.
Earl McTaggert was high man with
an average of 1872. He also had high
score, ga. Reginald Cooper was sec
ond both in average and high score
with Capt. Naatz and Ben Kaume,
heiwa right on his heels 1t was a
good night to prove the old adage that
youth must be served. McTaggert and
Cooper are the two youngest bowlers
In, the league.
Glen McTaggert was the high man
for the Nationals. Capt. stephens fin.
ished only few pins behind him. The
Nationals tried out Nakamatsu who
has recently come to Honolulu from
Dalny, Manehuria, where he learned
the bowling game.
Tonight the oahus and All-Cniness
bowl their much heralded match to de-
termine the winner of the first series
which ended March 20. Capt. Soares
of the 0ahus will have in addition to
himself ]. w. .Canario, Carl Wikander.
Edgar Methven, E. s. Andrews and
George Cornes. The l-Chinese will
be represented by j. r. Young, Capt
K. T. Pong, Henry zap, James Ho,
Jacob Ching and Francis Sing.
Last nights results.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-03
PORTLAND PLAYS TO-DAY

y This afternoon the Portland |
= Hulas. champions of Hawaii. win I
= meet the Salt Lake team in the
= Utah city in the opening game of
= the Pacific League season. Ho- I
= nolulu fans will be watching with !
= interest TIC results of the games I
= in the Mormon City, as they will
y give 4 line on the condition of
4 the players who trained here.
y Oakland will meet Los Angeles |
y in the southern city. while YER
= non will play the Seals at San
= Francisco. The Angels are espe-
= cially strong this season. and (
= many believe that they are the
= team that the others will have to 4
= beat to land the flas.
Il Il Il u Il a IL a A. Il * Il Il Il
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-03
GREEN
new PRESIDENT
Of HILO LEAGUE
ESPECIAL Star .Bnlietin. Correspondents,

| Especial Star. Bulletin CorresLondenee)
HILO, March 30.-The Hilo Baseball
League held a very Interesting meet.
ing at the district court room last
night, Representatives of all teams be,
ing present. =
After the regular routine of business
was disposed of an election for .presi.
dent was held to fill the vacancy made
by the resignation of Judge w. S.
Wise. Charles Green, who BIS been
intimately connected with the sport in
the past, was unanimously elected
president.
A drawing was made by the differ
ent teams to decide on the days each
team would have the exclusive use of
the ball park for practise and was
decided as follows: Railroad, Tues
days; Co. D. Wednesdays; Japanese
American, Thursdays, and Y. NJ. l..
Fridays, =.
The managers and captains of the
teams will meet on next Friday even
ing to decide on the schedule of cham
pionship games which will commence
on May G, and viii also decide on an
official umpire Hawaii Post. 10
=.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-03
WHAT THE BIG LEAGuERS -
:. ARE DOING THIS SEASON "a

= Beginning on Wednesday the =
= Star-Bulletin will publish series =
y OF articles on the various teams =
= of the major leagues. Play will =
= soon begin in the American and :
\ National leagues and the fans '
= will naturally be interested in =
y the makeup of the various teams. =
y The Boston Red Sox and Chi =
= cago White Sox will be discussed =
= in the edition on Wednesday.
\ This article will be followed by =
= a review of the work in the train '
= ing camps thus far. There is GER \
= tain TO be hard fight on in both =
y leagues, and list of players and =
= what they have accomplished will =
= be published. ~ =
\ y = y y y
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-03
wAnrED-cHlaEsE PLAYERS

= Manager Tan 10 and Captain
= Kong Tai Pong of the Chinese
= team are rounding up strong
\ team for the Pacific League this
= year. and want all Chinese play
\ ers who wish to have tryout to
y turn out at the first practise.
y All Chinese amateurs in the
y city who can play ball are re-
= quested to show up at Moiliili
= field on Saturday afternoon OF
\ this week at 2 p. m. for first prac-
\ tise. Every player will be given
= a chance to show what he can do
= in every department Of the game.
\ Those who wish to send in their
= names before that time are re-
= quested to notify Kong Tai Pong
! at the boys department of the \.
\ NJ. c. A. any evening.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-03
ar OAKLAND

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At Los ANGELES

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SPORTING

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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-03

The Idaho legislature permitted an
4nti4lien bill and a bill forbidding in.
.trmsrrase 81 Whigh and 1apAneEr IN
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Ar san FRANCISCO

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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-03

Eight cases of trichinosis, disease
caused by eating underdone pork, have
been discovered in Elizabeth, N: j.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-03

56s5nh Brothers baseball team tri
,..k1'.< nxsf the Fort Armstrong team
81 Sunday af the Armstrong diamond
81 score Of IL to T. Joseph Brotn-
tfs lined up as follows:
Plata 81 Manuel Joseph. c; Angus.
1tE0.6. 10; Daniel Joseph. %; John
o|Ltllak. Sd: Victor Joseph, IS; Jos.
1Ih 0rnellas. CT: Manuel ornellas, IT;
Manuel Costa, H.
The Eva team wiz play against Jos.
eph Brothers At Eva on Sunday,
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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-03
-sALL PLAYER INQUIRED

John Mahuka, member OF the Ha-
waits Of the Pacific League and also
one of the stars of the Mutual Tele-
phone Company team, was injured in
an automobile accident last evening
He is now at the Queens hospital
and it is expected he will be laid up
for some time. His hip was dislocated
Col John Boyd, one of the organic,
ers of the Norfolk and Washington
Steamboat CO.. died at Washington.
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At SALT LAKE

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COVERS

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PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE SCHEDULE FOR 1917
At VERNON

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