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Arizona republican., 1917-04-17
Auctions
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AUCTION SALE WEDNESDAY, APRIL IS, 10:3C sharp
 BUF,NA VISTA RANCH Miles northeast of Phoenix Near Old
 Crosscut Canal, South of Old
 Ward Grove Win sell to highest bidder on terms or cash the following:
 Tows-3o Al milch COWS. good grade Ilolsteins and Durhams: 20 springins heffels: bull calves; F heifer calves. Hogs-J0 good feeders.
 iiorses-l span work horses, weight 13-0 each: l gray PercheroE stallion, registered. weight 200O lbs. cost S3000: l saddle stallion. s years old, well -ai,ed out of registered dam by best horse in Colorado; 1 Missouri jack, years old. registered: l Missouri jack, year old; g Missouri Jennetts, ] ae@istered.
 rurniture-Lot hosehold and kitch- cn furniture, iron beds, cots. rugs; ooks 300 volumes current literature etc
 Terms: On sums of $50 ard under. cash: over that amount, q credit of 6 months will be givep on approved note drawing 10 per cent interest; or per cent off for all cash. Free lunch at 8oon. Everybody invited.
 WILLIAM COLEMAN ROGERS, F. w. GETSINGEE. Auctioneel,
 A. E. DUNLAP. Clerk. bp
 AUCTION SALE Friday April 2Oth 3la miles west of Phoenix on the Buckeye road and
 F mile west of Murphy School
 House. Commencing at II
 o'clock A. M.
 We-will sell at public auction our fine dairy herd 40 head of Al dairy cows, Durhams, Holsteins and ter eeys. 25 milking balance fresh soon. These are all large cows, in their prime and heavy mixers. If you are looking for high class cows. this is your op- poruuity. Cream separator and cans. Free lunch at noon.
 Terms of sale; $100 and under cash, over S100. 6 months time. purchaser giving approved 10 per cent note. 2 Der cent off for cash.
 WELLS BROS, Owners
 C. Q. McMURTRY. Auctioneer
 L. c. GALLAND. Clerk. ds
 AUCTION SALE TUESDAY. APRIL Y, 1 o'clock Sharp AT BERT RINARD'S RANCH 9 miles West Of Phoenix. or 1 Mile
 East of Tolleson
 Am leaving the valley and will sell on above date: 9 nead Al mlch COWS, all good producers; heavy work horses, 1 single driving horse; farm wagons. l gang blow, 1 hay rake l double disc blow, 1 set double har ness. l set single harness, i buggy 1 Fresno scrapers, slip scraper. 5C k. l. Red hens. seed drill, lot farm tools; lot household furniture, range beds and aedding, desk, etc. Terms cash. except on cows. 6 months credit will be given on approved note bearing 10 per cent interest; or per cent off for all cash. Every bodX invited: big crowd expected
 R. N. KEESLER, Owner, P. ". GFTSINGER. Auctioneer br
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CASA GRANDE NALLEY-F'or lit erature and information concerning this coming cotton and dairy valley, see McAdams, 35 & Central Ave. If
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FORTY ACRES--15 acres in alfalfa
 l5 in cotton; Groom house. A snap.
 Can give possession now. Holmes
 Land X Cattle Co.,, Phone 52, Tempe. db
Arizona republican., 1917-04-17

FOR SALE-160 acres in high state of cultivation Big brick residence. barn and sheds. 100 acres in alfalfa. 40 acres in barley, 20 in cotton. Can give possession at once. On terms. Holmes Land X Cattle Co. Phone 52 Tempe. db
Arizona republican., 1917-04-17
AUCTIQN SALF

Hire a little salesman at The Re- publican office. A Want Ad will see r~a.e-~ or'Storna~s than vntI can
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For Sale Houses

MUST BE SOLD within the next two weeks. Modern 5-room brick; best offer takes it. Box 903 Republican If A DANDY DOUBLE HOUSE in choice location. Five rooms each side. and absolutely mod ern. $70.00 monthly income F months in the year.
 $550000 will buy this. The terms will satisfy you too.
 HERBERT $. PRINCE CO.,,
Arizona republican., 1917-04-17

FOR SALE-S0 acres, fenced and cross fenced. Miles from Tempe Box S34 Republican. If
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FOR SALE-Watch Phoenix grow! 80 acres in alfalfa at $115.00 per acre; will sell fine herd milk cows; a bar
 gain. l60 acres alfarra at $112.50 per acre, good terms. so acres, house in fine shape, $100 per acre. 95 acres, 40 acres in barley, 15 acres in cotton, bal ance in alfalfa; good house, well, good water right and reclamation assess ments all paid, $95.00 per acre; good terms. 20 acres. 4-room house, $4000.00, $500.00 cash, balance like rent. Houses for sale like rent. M. II. SHELTON, 215 w. Washington St. tf
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SEE MCDOWELL REALTY co. be- tore buying or selling anything in real ectote f1n f-t t1ra :
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MESTEADS AND STATE, LANDS. 16O to GAO acres, 30 up for To-
 cation. Township plats, showing all vacant lands, s2. See Phillips, Bassler Hotel Phone l533. If
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For Sale or Exchange


 FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE Two story modern brick, eight rooms. Trade for smaller house. And lovely seven room house, fine location; trade for small ranch un-. improved.
 And fine home close to high school, trade for small acreage, well improved close to car line.
 Also two good renting houses, trade for one house for a home.
 And a good six room modern house, close to capitol, trade for ten or twen- ty acres.
 And a seven room house on Central Ave, will trade for rooming house. Also four good houses. real close in, and bringing fine income, trade for forty or eighty acre rancl.
 And two acres, close to Osborn School, highly improved, trade for a good home in town. Also two and one-half acres real close in, handy to car, highly improved, with good house and plenty of fruit. trade for house and lot in Phoenix. If you want good exchange. or if 1 you have anything to exchange for any | of the above, see FRED A. DIBBLE, I LIS N. 1st Ave. With Griffin Alone
 .bn
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FOR SALE-A dandy lot in a good location, near car line, has city water. electric lights. Price only $300-00, $2500 cash balance $5.00 monthly. You can put in a temporary house on the rear for awhile and save your rent money. Address Box 2190 Republican and will call for you and show you.
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For Sale Real Estate

FOR LEASE OR SALE Four ranches of 160 acres each: excellent land for raising potatoes Write Will Hams State Bank, Williams, Arizona.
Arizona republican., 1917-04-17

HOMESTEADS, relinquishments, state lands, cattle ranches, small farms personally inspected. Reports, maps, plats. s. c. Miller, consulting engineer, Central Bank Bldg, Phoenix, Ariz.
 5-bm
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AUCTION SALE WEDNESDAY, APRIL 1}

AUCTION SALE
 WEDNESDAY. APRIL 1}
 Commencing at 1:S0 P. N. 3 Miles East of Phoenix on le Me
 DoweH Road F mile East of
 Creighton School house.
 Will sell to the highest bidder, 50 choice dairy cows. Holsteins, Jerseys and Durhams, 20 giving large quanti- ties of milk now. balance coming fresh soon. all ? and 9-ycar-ol cows. Par ties in the market for first-ciass dairy stock should not fail to investigate this herd. 1 big work team, farm wagon and harness Terms of sale: $100 and under, cash: over that amount, 6 months time purchaser giving ap- proved 10 per cent note; ? per cent of for cash.
 WILLIAM SUKALLE, owner
 C. 0. McMURTRY, Auctioneer
 L. G. GALLAND, Clerk. bp PUBLIC AUCTION
 Going out of the cattle business, will sell at auction to the highest bid der at my ranch. located ? miles east of Gilbert or miles southeast of Mesa on Thursday, April l9. Commencine at 30 a. m. 150 head of cattle: 45 head of milk ing cows, all of which are giving milk 65 head of sprinsers now calvlnS, v yearling steers, 19 yearling heifers, three year old Durham bull. These cattle are all well fred Durham nd Holstein cattle and are in fine condi- tion. Parties in the market TOT soue dairy stock should not fail to attend Free lunch at noon.
 Terms of sale: $50 or under cash: over that amount, six months time vii be given purchaser giving approved 1( per cent note. per cent off for cash JOE LOCARNINI, owner.
 H. C. HALL, Auctioneer A B. DUNLAP Clerk bi
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FOR SALE-One acre place in the mountains about three-fourths mile west of Prescott. Nice two-room fur niShed house with screened porches
 good outbuildings. including 40 foot chicken house. Splendid we'll Five foot poultry fence around entire place. About One-half acre in alfalfa Buggy and poultry appliances and a few chickens go with the place. R. F. Me Callan, Box 9. Prescott, Arizona. bn
 FOR SALE-Improved chicken ranch Broom house, chicken houses with wire runs, also large pigeon and squab house with wire cages to accommodate l,500 birds. Price includes 200 Car neauX pigeons now breeding. Price $2,000.00. $500.00 cash. balance monthly. Let me show you this. Address Box 21S9 Republican. bn
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Wanted Situation, Female

WORK WANTED-Sewing by the
 day or week, or houseWork by a com
 potent woman. Telephone 3126. bp
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GENERAL AGENT. with ability, to represent company on stock selling proposition. Chance to make big mon ey. Do not answer or call. unless capable. Euntman & Kellogg, g N. First Ave- Phoenix. bp
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Wanted Help, Male

WANTED-Young man as assistant to window trimmer. Korricks. br
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE Two story modern brick, eight rooms. Trade for smaller house.
Arizona republican., 1917-04-17
For Sale = Real Estate

Office Arizona Land Counsnv
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-10-19

served rebuke from the coaches. The
fault was due partly TO orercontidencc
and partly to the fact that Saturdays
lineup was in many cases new. Kong.
Cowan and Wung. were out Of the
game, and while their places we're
filled by the three men who played
the best, game. the remainder of the
team didn't seem to be able to hang
togther until the last quarter.
3 The one consolation that college had
was that when 1t was forced to put
up a defense II was able to hold Kan,
and this was illustrated on the occa-
sion of Kam's touchdown, which was
a very close affair, and which has
since called forth many observers who
are positive that the ball did not cross
the colleges line.
Rains Held Up Work
The rains of the past week have
not prevented the. men from scrim-
maging, jogging around the track, and
performing other training exercises.
Moreover, Cooke field is excellently
drained, a fact that will guarantee a
clean and comparatively dry game
even during damp weather. Davis,
Pammel, and Albreeht. who made such
good showing in Saturdays game
have been doing splendid work during
the week. Albrecht is a valuable ad.
dition to the line: Pammel and Da.
Wis are both born backfielders, and
since the college considered that II
already had as good backfeld as
possible in Ballentyne, Kong. Brash
and Bromley, perplexity has arisen
that will demand a few more weeks
for solution. ~..-.<
Lineup -"...
The probable lineup for Saturdays
game is: All and Kong, l.e.; Albrecht,
It.; Cowan and Denison. l.g.; CHAIN
ers, c.; Hayseiden. r.g.: kuwsmoto,
r,t.; Iwanaga, re-; Davis and Ballen.
tyne. q.b.: Panamel. l.h.b.; Brash,
r.h. b. !; Bromley, f.b. ~<.-. T.. ....
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TOWN ELEVEN TO GIVE
DANCE T0NIGHT-PLAY. :.
, KHAKI TEAM TOMORROW

Harry Mslim's Town. Team is Civ.
ing a benefit dance tonight at the
Outrigger Club and tomorrow after
noon at 1880 will play an exhibition
game on the Kan Field with the foot.
ball eleven Of Co. l, 25th Infantry. The
play will be in the nature of cur.
tain-raiser to the battle, between
Punahou and Kamehameha on the
same grounds at $3.50, and there VIII
be no extra admission charged. Capt.
Truesden, U. S. A., and Glenn e. Jack
son will umpire and referee the Town
Team.C Company game: In tomor-
rows gridifop battle Melim's Townies
will line up as follows: Alvin Melim,
center; james Gilliland, right guard;
G. "McTaggart, left guard; William
Thompson, right tackle; William
Paikuli left tackle; Frank Rodrigues,
left end; William Andrade. right end;
Peanut Leal, right half back; Fred.
ericks, full back; Harry Melim leap
tain), quarter back; O.. P. Soares, Y.
Boyd. j. Woilaway, D. Brown, substi.
tutes.
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duke TO JUDGE
Diving Events
!. !. At Swim meet

Officials for the first vomen's
swimming meet of Hawaii have been
appointed and have willingly accepted
their posts. In view OF the fact that
at least three records should be estab.
lished three men timers out of five
have been selected to work in con.
junction with the women. Mr.. William
T. RaHlins has consented to act as
referee. Duke Kahanamoku has &C.
cepted the position as judge OF div.
ing.
The OFFICIALS
The list is as follows: Referee. VIII
liam T. Rawlins; starter, Captain Har.
old Britton; judges, Mrs. L. F. Leo,
Miss Helen Jones and Miss Mele viii
liams; timers, Miss Marjorie Caps.
Mrs. Louis Pepip, Merle johnson,
Lester Petrie and Ben Hellinger; an.
rlouneer, Miss Leonora : Andersen of
the Y. ". c. A.; clerk of the course,
Miss Ruth Seybolt; head marshal,
Miss Arnold; assistant marshals, Miss
Ruth shay, Miss Alice Hopper and
Miss Bersin; scorer, Miss Bess Sey,
bolt; judges of diving. Duke Kahana.
moku and Miss Ruth Stacker.
To Help Girls -, ...
Through the kindness Of Oahu cob
lege and Palama Settlement. the pub.
lie school children have been invited
to use the two swimming tanks for
try-outs on Saturday morning Z Puma.
h0u Tank from 10 to IL o'clock and
on Saturday afternoon CPalama tank
from 8 to o'clock. There will be
someone at the tanks who knows the
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FIRST THIRTY SECONDS IN SHAPE
FOR GAME WITH WRECKERS SUNDAY
Mashaw Win Heave Against 25th nfantry-St Louis Team
Meets Braves in Final Battle of Second Seres-Craek
Soldier Clubs Should Put Up Fighting Nine Innings

IN between the lsSsnd and the 18th
Pacific
League between Braves ST Louis the two big events at
Pacific
will be played first be followed by the soldiers game Both kha
clad clubs ready for the fray. Z--.-,s
Testers
Wreckes The 1st
IL
them
their respective
viii add
followers
a
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expert. no doubt. will face the sStn
infantry next Sunday.
Heavy" Johnson, the star catcher
Of the Wreckers, again Will have free
use OF all the digits Of his throwing
hand, and as per custom will don the
big mitt as received for RoganH or
Warehouses; shoots. .
More Coming
This game will be the first of q Sc
ries of three between the. two teams.
the second of which will be played on
the SchofieId lot, and some Of the old.
time enthusiasm will probably crop
out. The 1st,32nd Infantry and 18th
Infantry have never appeared on the
home lot and the fans will realize
their snticipations when the two out.
fits mix.
Lineup III. - .-.-
The 1st,32nd Infantry viii line up
as follows: BucdIand or Rails, II;
Judd or Hollis. Ct; aIaddis, c; Dun
lap, RI: Holcombe or Coyle, Sd; Chief,
IS; Stratton, ID: Boyle. 2b; Mashaw
or Brinza. p. The 18th Infantry viii
present the following batting order:
Hawkins. Id; Smith. So; Rogan or
Aulston. CT; Goliah, RI; Moore. %;
Grafton or Swinton. II: Fagin, %;
Waternouse or Rogan, p.
First Game
The curtain-raiser between the ST.
Louis team and the Braves for the
honors In the second series In the
Pacific League should also prove q
drawing card. II st. Louis wins tt
means a triple tie with the Filipinos,
Braves and Hawaiis fighting II out.
II on the other hand the Braves win
they will again play st. Louis, winners
of the first series, for the big title.
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READY
FOR GRID BIFF
With KAN TEAM

Despite the set backs in practise
which the Punahou eleven has receiI'
ed during the past week on account Of
rains the Buff and Blue grid war,
riors are confident that they will turn
the tables on Kamehamehas at the
Kan field tomorrow afternoon.
Lots Of Rain ..'
Punahou has had a most disappoint-
ing weeks practise. To begin with
it rained "pitchforks with saBlogs
for handles" Monday and Tuesday.
Practise was consequently most desul-
tory. Wednesday the men got in one
good days work. ',-. ~
On that day the one half of the line
was put against the other half and
THAI Made good experience ddd fair
team scrimmage. Thea the second
team was pitle against the varsity.
team was pitted against the varsity.
disorganized to give very great re-
sistance u the older men, the varsity
managed TO get d little bit OF playing
exI erience, the difficulty was in the
fighting experience. which was lack.
ing entirely, though sorely needed by
the Buff al.d Blue. 80 -.
i Yesterday evening the Honolulu
military academy was supposed to
meet Punahou in scrimmage practise.
The weeks program had been ar.
ranged with this in view, but the
cadets failed to materialize. Punahou
felt greatly peeved at this failure and
again the varsity was put against the
demoralized scrubs. .-.~... ~.
More Injuries ..>- -. - !
The results last night we're the
same as those of Wednesday, only
worse. Hermann Alexander had his
bad ankle twisted again and had to
be carried off. SLEEPY" Baldwin in
iured his weak ankle also, and "Dud'
Pratt opened up his old wounds on
the back of his hands. It is to be
hoped that these injuries>~%ill not
incapacitate these men for Saturday,
but at present they promise to be
very greatly weakened. 49,. .s%t
Lineup i J.,
The Buff and Blue lineup tomorrow
will be: Johnny Fassoth, l.e.; Mort
Lldgate, It.; Kee Fook Zane, Lg;,
Capt. bud Pratt, c: Nelson Robinson,
re-; Hermann Alexander, TT; viii
Akana. re-; Bob Mahik0a, OBJ; Henry
Pogue, LII. Fred Peterson, f.b.;
Sleepy" Baldwin. r.h. ..... :
Nh who will probably be used dur.
ing the game are: Ronald Higgins,
Donald Hampton and Oliver Emerson
in the line Newton Peck and Everett
Holmes at end; Ernest Gray and Sam
Poepoe at halfback. -.
Punahou held a big rally this morn.
ing on Alexander field. The prep stu.
dents united with the academies in
songs and yells. Short pep talks
were made by Coach Midkiff, Capt.
Pratt, and President Griffiths, all urg.
ing Punahou singers yellsters and
players to do their best for the old
school and maintain fine old record
another year. .-..
The big game will be played on the
Kan field tomorrow at $3.50. p. m.
Mrs. Dashaway-She doesn't know
how to manage husband. H..
Mrs. Wedalot-Oh, give her time
She'll learn. You know she has only
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ALL. MAUI, STARS TAKE,
HIl0 CHAMPIONS INTO :
' CAMP IN THIRD GAME
Especial Star. Bulletin eorr-,poqdsnee)

=. Especial star.BpiietiD CONGREGATIONAL
WAILUKU, Maui, Oct. 1.-THE ALI
Maui Stars defeated the visiting Hilo
Y. NJ. l. baseball team chain pions OF
Hawaii for the third time here today.
The score was to /. 1t was q close
battle until the third frame when the
score stood one all. Then the locals
piled UP five runs out Of six. hits in
the sixth and the game was over so
far as the Hilo squad was concerned.
In the series of three games the Big
Islanders were totally outclassed- by
the Valley Island players, all the
scores being heavily in favor of the 10
Gals. The scores Of the, three games.
which were all won by Maui, were
Saturday, 10; Sunday, SO; Tuesday,
81. No game was played on Monday.
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PAcIFlcs TO PLAY MIzUHo

The Pacific baseball team will play
the fast Mizuho ball team at Aala
Park Sunday afternoon at 1:45
O'Clock. The following are the play.
ers. For the Pacifies-F. Martin,
catcher; A. AIedeiros, pitcher; p. T.
Oliyieria. first base; H. Wong, sec.
ond base; G. Perry, third base; NJ.
Mello, shortstop; NJ. Cambria, left
field: f. Carreiro. center field: NJ.
Martin, right field. and Jurgensen,
right field. The subs are F. Correa
and w. Cabral. -.-t
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FOUR WRESTLING BOUTS
ON CARD AT M0lLIlLL
PARK TOMORROW NIGHT

Joe Collins, champion of Fort Shat
ter, and Louis Aspetdelt of Fort Ru.
ger will be the headliners in the card
of wrestling bouts to be staged at the
Moiliili ball park Saturday night at
1880 O'Clock. Glenn Jackson of the
Y. M. C. A. has promised to referee.
The other events on the program
are match between Sgt. Hensen of
Fort Shsfter with E. A. Emberg of
Fort Ruger. at 155 pounds. and an ex-
hihition OF Japanese wrestling. Peter
Barron's gym squad will also put
on show of pyramid tumbling,
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OFFICERS REELECTED AT ..
.MAN0A TENNIS MEETING

The Manoa Tennis club at its an.
nual meeting last night heard re.
ports of its, officers and then re-
elected the present list to serge for
the ensuing year: The following are
the officers: Kenenth B. Barnes,
president; l.. j. Warren. vice.Presi.
dent; B. F. Beardmore, secretary
treasurer. and MN Graham, auditor
The following committees were
named: Grounds-F. E. Steere, E. A.
R. Ross, D.. L. .oleson and . ]. b.
Guard. Membership-H. Z. Savage
and D. L. Oleson. =
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Mike lays labs
WHAT'S THE USE?
Hill larryus says:

Be a booster,
And it you're
Booster they won't
5eIIeve your line
OF talk, anyway.
So. What's the Use,
Bill, What's the Use?
E
When prohibition comes into effect
a lot Of the fellows around town are
going to lose that Scotch accent.
!: + -
The eastern papers tell us that Leo
Johnson lasted half round with
Benny Leonard. You all know who
Leo Johnsonis. He is the person who
lasted half a round with Benny Leon.
ard.
GREAT THartLs-Watehins =
man comb half . dozen hairs over
his head, imagining that he Is con.
eealins the fact that he 10 baIu.
There appears to be only one man
who can Hiek Jess Willard ard Jess
refuses to grab him by the foreiock.
See where chap has n1anufac.
tured gasoline by using breaderun1bs
and sawdust. Calling days: Wednes.
days and Fridays,
+ Z
Don't ever call a man q pinhead.
The head Of a pin is usually bright.
= =
Some bright senius has finally dis.
covered something Willie Hoppe can't
do with . cue and billiard balls. He
can't eat them.
.. :. !. -. 4 p =
To listen to Midkif talk about the
Punahou. team you'd think he was
running a cripple farm. and had just
harvested a bumper crop.
- IT, = +
The Pacific League appears to be
hitting only on two cylinders. i Is
there doctor In the house? This
way, please!
'=.... + + +
The average indoor yaehtsman
doesn't mind a little water 50 long as
it's on the side. :.
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mckinley WILL SEND IN CRIPPLED
ELEVEN AGAINST COLLEGE BRIGADE
Reports Received From Both Camps Are Pessmstc High
School Club Claims to Have Big List Of CasuaItles-Rah
Rah Lads Are Not Observation-Disclosures Game Expected

football against
" OF at Cooke
w squad
$3.50 but
Tor Punahou. Ramehameha battle
had risen from the acs
casualties 1ound
had Hy taken Of his ankle anu
which plaster
Ching husky center rib cracked and WI" De out
Oft running fol q counl o
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Edited BY MIKE JAY SRA
SEASON FOR MlDGETS
. DUE TO START TODAY

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= At S:45 this afternoon the 6rst (
= scheduled game Of the midget <
= football league will be played on
= the lower field at Punahou be- <
= tween the Pupahou and Honolulu
= academy eIevens. T.
= The Bluffs played a tie game (
= with the Mckinley third team (
= last Saturday. The strength OF (
= the military academy grid team (
y is not yet known. 1
y The Punahou will tackle the. I
= Mckinley thirds Saturday morn. <
y ing and in the afternoon the 10 4
= lanis will meet the Kaahumanus. 4
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