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The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1917-11-29

stone. They are about four feet
nigh. Some OF them are good and
some of them are piles of wreckage
that | think must have been stand
ing since the Revolutionary war.
Well it is ~ o'clock and we are here
OF about 500 and is right on the
shores of Lake Ontario. The fort
is about five blocks from the main
part of town. Now we have reach
er our barracks. It is a long wood
en- building about 200 feet long, and
we are all in it together. We are
sleeping on cots now. We have four
and then there are eight stoves in
them all night. We can open the
north door Of our building and throw
a stone in the lake. 1t is about 20
feet from the water. 1t is sure some
lake. Wish you could see it. This
is much prettier fort than FIT. Lo-
gan. This is Tuesday morning. 1
slept fine and ID warm arm night / is
last night. The boys are all feeling
fine and me especially. l never did
feel any better. One fellow is play
ing the mouth harp, another a ban
jo and a fellow jigging. We have
plenty of warm clothes and get good
stuff to eat and plenty Of it. We will
be here long time. We are not
doing anything today but lying
around the fire.
Well. will close for this time, hop
ing that this will find you both well
and happy.
With Love to All,
Golden Little.
Madison Barracks, n. Y.
In. care of the Y. NJ CA.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1917-11-29

Sweaters for the wi.ose family at
G.. B. Prices.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-10-25
ELECTION, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1917

Yteleidt t6rieb er nod in feinen aes
iunoen Sagen Elm SeItament unb be=
ponierte es auf Der tlsinsn 8eiiBuns
in 8iretnia, bic ibm sebDrt, unb auf
Der mir unfere feIisen Slitterlpoden
miteinanber psrlebten. rnb 6arum
min i4 in ben nddten Sasen bort.
bin reiien. um mir 9eipiBbeit au
9olen."
Rein Wiberipru6 unb tein abras
ten Der Ulutter tonnte Sane BON
ibrem gntidluB abbrinssn. Sbr
plan mar sefaBt unb bas einsise.
mas man pnn ibr errei6en tonnte,
mar bies, bab lie einpilligte, bic quite
alte Sante Rancb mitsunsbmen, bas
nit ii9 bieie auf bem 2anbgiit9en
ibrer in Sorgfalt annsbme.
Gs mar an einem i6Dnen Suni.
mprgen, als Sane ben Sus perlieB.
um nit einem Wasen bic tleins gars
rinstpn Sarm gu srrei9sn. auf Der
Fs nun ldnsere 3eit le6en polIts
unb mo fie 9erubisuns fiir ibren
Sdmers au finben hoffts. Gin 5riebs,
pis ie ibn felt Sims Soos nt9t mebr
s.tannt bate. iibertam Fs bier in
bem Duff Der unenbli6 bielen Sas<
minItrGuher unb es ihien fait, aIs
fpolIe bieier Duff ibren pilben
S6mera elm nenie einlullen."
limb ba mar ia aud Der Rpiens
fraud, ben iie nit Sim semeiniam
sepflanot batte unb er trug nun Suns
berte bon Sliiten. unb Sane mar es,
als fliiitere ieoe einSelne ibr 5u: rS9
fannte oeinen 9eliebtsn unb i1 peib,
pie tsusr bg ibm iparit, SD bin cine
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-10-25

Tutisr bi.r. bic fdon alt ane
fdipaG ift, - nas folIte benn aua
ibr perben. ipenn id iis auf ibre,
alten Sage i'm Slid laffen ppIltea
Siebit bu noble Hein, nein, Gin.
ih perbs fdOn babeim in S4psbeu
blei6en miiiisn! 4ber -. t0nnteft
Du mir nidt einmal fdreiben uno
mir eradblen. pie es tir ba oriibea
seht ....9"
.@epib iperbs id Dir fdrsibsu.
Soban! Sd perDe bid au4 ID
amerita ni4t perssiien. ....A
llnO iis Ia4t. idiitteIt ibm lanss
beibe 5Gnbe uno fliest tpieber beims
8or benz Sauie bGIt bereits ber
Waeen nit ben beiDen 8raunsn bea
3ruepirtes.
vHun pirb ss aber allmGblid5
3eit.- iast Der Snnse unD ianalst
nit Der peiti9e. $50 febr ipeit iif
es ia nidt, aber es nimmt bod ims
merbtn feline 3eit -"
9a purbe ss @lin hpd sana ab.
fonberIib gu Mute = es bate ni9t
bisI sefeblt, bab ibr bic Srdnen ses
fommen pdren. %.
go NOR nun alio ipirtIi3 bic abs
fbieosftunbs sefommeu! Mlfp, Ie1
trobl, Mutter, unb aud hu. Bafsrl
2abt es eu1 redt gut sebeu! llnh
i9reibt au9 rebt balb! llnb nun
niht mebr peinen! Wer peib, p6
mir uns nidt balb pieber feben -
es tDnnte ia bod immerhin feins
ni9t ipabr2"
@s mar absemndt. bab bic Nlten
nit in bic Stabt gum 8abnbpf fab-
rem follten. Die Softer iparen bee
reits peritaut, nun tletterten bic beis
ben 4lten In ben Wasen, unb gang
aulebt iprans Gin binauf.
S2ebt ppbl, ollie mitiammen!a
iaste iie unb mari cine Rubbanb Id
bic Runbe. Ser Walb unb Der Wei.
Der. ia elm iebsr @rasbaIm iollten
ibren Inteil baran baben.
SIN DaIbe besesneten iie nod elm.
mol Soban, unb aud sr betam cine
RuBbanb. sana fir iid allsins -.
rSa, ia," iaste bic Mutter un6
fubr iib nit bem Sdnupftua iiber
bic 2lusen, rbsr SOban pirb bid5
fpObl aud iebr Dsrmiiien. 8inO. "a
nSm. ...., brummte Der 8ater
unb aos aus 2eibesfrdftsn an feinep
pfeife. Gr battle ii9 feit pprsenom.
men, ni4t gu seisen. pie nabe ibm
ter 4bfdieo sins, Inn ben anberu
bas SsrS niht nod f9perer au mas
den. pSebenfalls ioll bas Mdbef
ieinen Willen baben! limb iparum
iOIl es i9r f9Iieblid nidt gut ssbsa
in Nmerita9"
limb bann fam Der 8abnbof. unb
Batter lDite umitGnbli1 oas Billet
Ea9 @Dtsbors. limb i9on bonnerte
Der 3us in bic 9alle.
r9rib 3arl unb 8riiden!" rief
tie Mutter. u9ie 8illette bait bu
ia! @erlisre iie nur nidt -" uns
iie brad in SrGnen aus.
,2ebt nobl 2ebt pobl!"
Glin ileB oas 5enlter berlnter unn
pintte nit benz Sai9entu4. n
,2ebt ppbl =" 7*ff
Ser 3us iauite oapOn 80.
@lin lieb has 5eniter berunter uns
unb persrub ben appf in bic 9dnbe.
0enn BLOB bic bummen Wleni6eR
iie nibt 70 anitarren pollteu! : 3n
gutter 2est CAB iie iid einen aud.
fubr fi9 nit osm Sud- iiber bic 4u-
gen unb begann bartnGdig 5ur
2ampe empprauitorren -.
Sn Der Serne, binter bem grpBeu
Meer aber lodte unb la4te Ime-
rita 80.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-10-25
Gpriidlt 1T bic Wiutter Der 8eiSs
beit.

Sn IimpeIbauien bate ii6 bei
Der letten sSelersbrunlt bcrallsge-
Itellt, oaB Die beiOen @emelnoe.
iprisen poaitGnbis unbrali6bar pn-
rem uno elmer iopie ioultige Silfs-
aerate ieblten ooer 5u 3lpeden be-
nltt iparen, fir Die man iie nidJt
beitinlnt botte. @s purbe besbolb
bonn @enteinoebiener in Der iibliden
8eiIe iolgenbe pobllobIi6e Ser
orbnung eines bo6peiieu Maeiitrats
befannt segeben: nSdtias idtanoe,
MauI g'balten! Gen Snoer reoo,
Dos bin /. 9anit, oab Dos not nib
Der borf0nlmt ipie bei'n Sorbader.
beim perbrannte, orient bodlobli-
der Magiibtrat an, bob brei 9age
Dor ieber SeuersbrlnIt enne S6brit-
oenpropc itatt5efinben bat, mo- ie-
Der, Der not oa is, iid sc meloe bat
III iein elmer mit5ebringn BON
ben ieiprigens ieoer ornblide 9er-
ier cen for's Seier bot, unb ,im
Sale, mas @ott uerbieten moee,
5tpee. 9os labt sid geiagt iein,
oenn a6t 96ge por ben Seier mero
enne Snibpefion Itattftnbe, bon al.
les, mas mid 0a is I'm mo ieber be-
i6traft iperb, Der oas not pilli
9aIta!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-10-25
Sd6n iuar's, iuenn's ansinge.

2lls cine bon S4leierma6ers SS9s
tern ii9 nit sinem pieI dlteren Mans
ne perlo6te, sratulierts bic Srau oes
9ofrats partbep ibm baau unb fraste
NIT teilnebmenber 9eiorsnis, ob bic
9rout, bic bod gar gu jung iei. ni6t
nod ettpas tpartsn tonne. S9leiermas
der entgesnete nit oem ihm eisenen
bumoriitif9en 2GdeIn: DOS ipdre
ipobl gut. Iiebe Srau SofrGtin, tpenn
Der 8rdutigam aud 70 Ianse t6nnte
iteben bleiben.@ -
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-10-25
8otI6aft ieiner 2iebe on bt6.-
limb eSane ihrieb ibret Wlutter:

limb Sane i9rieb ibrei Wiuttsr:
.@s 1T bier ipunbsrbar i4Dn, Sd
fiible mid BON Sag gu Sag pobler.
Qber 8Oti9aft BON meinem teuren
Sim babe id au9 bier lsipsr tsine &c,
funben. @ielei9t par es aud tins
biI9 bon mir, 10 perSpeifelt na4
elmer Su fu9en. llnb bod ... mans
desmal min es mir i6einen, baB i9
bier @robss erfabren peroe .. bob
i9 bier pisllei9t zines Sases nod
isbr sliidlid fein peroe."
Wieber per9ingen Wo6en, 'aber
Sane ihrieb nod fein Wprt bonn
Ra9baufetomm OD9 ibre 8risfe
an bic Wlutter tpurben bon Sag aI
Sag beiterer unb 5ufriebensr, unb
zines Sases idrieb, iis: Limb 10
perbe i9 alfo bier bod nod cine
8Otihaft finbsn. Sbre erften 3siben
Tnb i3On 90. Sbr psrbst Sud aIe
freuen."
limb ipieber einise Wo9en fpdter
fam Elm Selesramm on bic alte
Srau: rMutter. tannit Du Su mir
tOmmena SD fiir9te. Dor Slid au
iterhen."
Sanes Muttsr elite au ibrem 2ins
be. 70 f9nel lie bic eiiernen Sliigel
Der 8abn tragen ppllten. Iber obs
ipobl iie ibrs antunft porber anse'
Seigt bate, mar ni9t Sane !sIber,
ionbern nur bic alte Sants Ranep
our 9esriibuns am 8obnbOf sridis'
men.
9luf bic bssierieen 5rassn ber
alten Grau antportets fie IadeIn6.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-10-25

aoer auspel1enu. als fe aper ends
li9 nit ibr DOR Sanes 3immertiir
itano, faste iie nit einsm psrgniistsn
@rinIen:
.Sritt nur Elm, lisbs S9peifer.
Sane pirb iibsrsliidlib iein, bid su
Ieben, iie bat bir ndmli9 etipas au
aeisen. sic nennt es Spar ftets cine
pgotfdaft", id aber ipeiB nur. bob
es bas idDnite 8abp 1T, bas ib ie
iab. limb es bot gang biefeIben blal,
en- 9lusen, pie fsin Batter. Der arme,
quite Stm."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-10-25

.-Sie gebiloete Wutten
Rutter: raarl, Oh ntuBt ni6t inn
mer 10 erGBlide Teben fiibren!"
Sobn: rslber Mama, mas i'd
eben iagte, lit bod bon @oetbel"
Wtlitter: $50! Damn ioIltelt Du
ni9t peiter nit ibm nertebren; CT
lit fein paiienber llmsang fiiE
Si6l"
Sem ii II d. 9fi6ter: uSboH
pieber iinb sic 5ierS sic pollen
aIio bas 9etteln 'iiberbaupt ME mebr
aufseben2"
9lngeflaater Settler: ~RO9ten
tenn Sic Sbrem S,eruf 10 Ieidt nre
treu iperoen, Serr &idtera"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-10-25

ginem anaben i'm alter
BON 8 Sabren purbe in SefferiOn
gitp, wio., sine Sasoliaens aussss
itellt, nadbem Der @ater bes tleinen
Burden beSeilst batte, bab berfelbe
Elm beiferer S9iiBe iei unb eine
Slinte beIier gu banbbaben peritebs,
aIs sr felbit.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1917-03-27
FANCY DRESS BALL AS
MAUI WEI COMING FETE

The welcome to the new Matson
steamer Maui, which will arrive at this
port on her maiden voyage the sec
opd week of April, will be hearty
one, In addition to the public welcome
on the part of the city many social af-
fairs are being planned to make her
stay In the harbor season of gayety.
The Moana Hotel will be sponsor for
one of the largest and most elaborate
functions on the evening of April 10,
when an exclusive costume ball will
be given by the management.
To add to the jollity of the occasion
many special features are being ar
ranged as part Of the entertainment,
Manager Moroni will offer two prizes,
one for the handsomest lady's costume
the costume, not the lady--and one
for the gentleman's costume which is
most thoroughly carried out in char.
acter. The prizes viii be awarded by
q committee. No masks will be worn.
Several hundred invitations are soon
TO be sent out to the society folk Of
Honolulu and the army posts, who are
cordially invited TO join in this feature
Of the Maui welcome. Isl - y
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1917-03-27
EAST IS SKEPT|CAL
CONCERN|NCMARKS
New York World Says McGiIIiv-
rays Swim Here "Stag-
gers Imagination" {.

The New York WorlI OF March 4,
as well as the New York Tribune of
the same day, questions the swimming
records made here during the Carnival.
The World says: r..
Confirmation of the sensational
performances reported recently from
Honolulu are eagerly awaited. Ludy
Langer's 440,yard swim in the world Z
record time of 5 minutes IL 3-5 seconds
might be accepted at face value, but
Perry McGillivray's amazing 220-yard
race in 2 minutes 20 AS seconds, or
more than eight seconds faster than the
international standard for the condi-
tions, staggers the imagination, remem.
bering that he was beaten shortly be.
fore sailing for Hawaii in 2 minutes rs
seconds, and in a fast 60-foot pool al
that ~
Other swimming notes of interest
clipped from the World, are: &.
Frederick Jorn of the Detroit Y. NJ
9. A., the young plunger, who captured
the Central a. a. U. championship q
few days ago, is beyond question thu
most promising performer ever come to
light at this style of competition. A
novice, with only a few weeks Of ex
perience, he won the title with rs feet
in 46 seconds, beating by 3-5 seconds
the record for pool of this length
Such speed clearly indicates ability to
cover well over so feet in the regula.
tion time limit of one minute, and there
is little doubt that at the first chance
offered him in q bath of the required
size Jorn will outglide both the national
distance mark of 80 feet and the
world IS of 80 feet z inches. -. IL
although G. b, Pavlicek, the new
back stroke star Of the Illinois A. C..
of Chicago, fulfilled predictions b,
lowering the world Is record for rs
foot pool to I'm. SO los. a week ago
he did not quite live up to expeeta-
tions, for he had been credited with
doing around I'm. 40s. in practise. Hi
team mates, however, claim that only
lack of rivalry prevented his going
faster--he won by yards-and they
are confident he will shatter the figures
again this season. , K n. @.',s' 4 .s..'
. ~. B. Ward of the Cincinnati G,
and A. @. sprang surprise in the 200
yard Central A. A. U. breast stroke
championship, II was the belief that
the fight for laurels would rest be-
tween Michael McDermott, the nation.
nj title and record holder, and l.. B.
White. another crack Chicago swimmer.
But Ward beat them both handily and
won in Pm, A 2-5s., the fastest time
made in this country in a 75-foot
hat D H1s L..
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1917-03-27
TOINVADE
MAUI next week
Baseball and Basketball viii Be
Played Against Teams Of
Valley Isle

The st. Louis baseball team will
make trip TO Maui next week, depart.
ing in the Claudine April to play a
series Of games. A basketball game
also will be played against a Maui
picked team. A letter from A. 1. Refs
of Maui, received Saturday, clinched
the trip, which was conceived by j. X.
Lau Of st. Louis. Inasmuch as the
trip win be made during Easter vaea-
ton, there will be no interference with
studies. Expenses win be paid by the
Maui promoters.
Fifteen men probably will 90 to
Maui, two of them being the Vreden-
burg brothers, who will be the main
stays Of the basketball team. They
made names for themselves in the in.
terscholastic basketball series, and il
Is at the request of the Maui folk that
they are being taken. A few students
probably will accompany the team.
The Saints will have only two weeks
of practise before departing, but the
baseball men have been idle only a
short time, and should be in good shape.
The basketball team will be made up
of the Vredenburgs in the two guard
positions; Lam Wing, also baseball
player, at one forward, and two others
from the baseball team. Markham,
Hayselden, Rodriguez and Fun Look
are good basketball players. The Vre,
denburgs and Lam Wing were members
of the interscholastic champion basket
ball team of last season. n"
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1917-03-27
CIVILIAN TRAINING E
CAMPS IN NEST.

SAN FRANCISCO, March l6-Seve.
raj thousand civilians, eligible to Mill.
tary service, probably win attend the
three military training camps which
win be conducted in the Far West next
summer under the direction of the
Western Department of the Uhited
States Army, a& -. 1.,
The camps will be held at santa
Barbara, Cal, june ] TO June 3Os at
Salt Lake City, Utah, August 4 to Sep.
tember 2, and at American lake,
Washington, from August 4 20 Ssptem.
Der 2. In addition 4 camp for the
training Of officers Of the reserve corps
win be held at Santa Barbara from
July to July 30. - \.
Instruction, conducted by oticets OF
high military rank, will be given in
all branches of the service, including
aer0nanties, first aid treatment, hos,
pital field work and in other Kiinor
branches. g.E.. l.,s.. ...t XII
All citizens between the ages of
eighteen and forty-fye years arsi eli.
gible 20 enlist for the training. The
ROveTdment will nay transportation
and Subsistence, and clothing viii be
furnished. Men past forty-hye may
attend by special permission from Ma.
jor General j. Franklin Bell, comm nd.
ing the Western Department, and all
such must pay their own expensea
General supervision Of the training
camps will be under Lieut. Col. Malvih
w. Rowells assisted by Major William
d. Davis, with a special corp Of army
ofIieers who will have active supervi,
sion Of the work.
~ The camps will be conducted as in
the last two years under the stristest
military regulations. Drills and study
win take up the major portion of each
day, with such recreation as the in
stfuetprs consider necessary to the well
being and pleasure Of the men. 4
Army officers say that the commits.
eafy department will see that the food
supply Is good and abundant.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1917-03-27
RIFLE RRACT|SE
RUlfS CHANGED
Shooters Here Hbpe To Develop
Team TO Compete At Com y
ing NatIchakMatch

Changes have bcehS made in the rules
governing rife prAetheSBy the national
asaceiation. A team fsohi Hawaii did
nol compete in the big .ahoot last year
butif sufficient talent can be devel
oped one win take part IN This year Is
events J
The eowpctitions this year begin nj
the state eamp, Florida, ON August %.
OF the notifications made "changing
position" hte should PROVE .Bhe most
popular among marksmen " the coun-
try. Those who attended the 1915 N.
r. A. matches Will recognize, II in the
''monkey drill, and those who, have
completed the new N. r. a. lqualiaca.
ton course will,reeognizc Il as a navy
institution. Prescribing rapidsHre in.
stead Of slow-fre at the six hundred
yard range should prove both beneficial
and popular. Rifle shots were generally
Of the opinion that Glow Are AZ six hun.
dred yards was too much like slow fire
at 1000 yards TO make shooting &c this
course worth while. But now the
cn.hBes uaNe Deeh made, = eeAter va
rely - provided, and IN ADDITION par
tiripants viii benefit by being girsn q
greater training in quick, aepsfate
shooting Rt
The holding OF national msttehes Is
assured by the provision which fquires
each team to furnish three pit Opera.
tives. In the past many club nembers
have not fully understood the meaning
OF Tins section II does not signify that
each team must bring three supernu.
merary men to the matches over and
above it's shooting members, whose only
participation IN the events will be the
hauling OK targets, II simly means that
y sumeIent number Of men canaot be
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1917-03-27
BUSINESS CARDS.

HONOLULU IRON WORKS Co.-M.S-
chinery of every description made to
order. .."s..E - = . g#Ny.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1917-03-27
Castle &CoOke,
LIMITED.

SUGAR FACTORS. SHIPPING. AND
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
INSURANCE AGENTS..
Eva Plantation Company
Wailuku Agricultural CO., Ltd A.. .
Apokaa Sugar Co, Ltd
Kohala Sugar Company .G.l
Wabiawa Water Company, Ltd.
Fulton Iron Works, OF 81. Louis
Babcock & Wilcox Company
Green's Fuel Economizer Com ,auy
Chas. @, Moore 4 Co., Esgihsers
MATsoN NAVIGATION COMPANY
togo KIsBN KAIsHA
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1917-03-27
MEET in FIGURES

Results were as follows: X signify
ing Kamehameha; M, Mills; Mex, Nc
Kinleyj T, Punahou, and st. L., st
Louis.
Mile run Uweloa Tx, Groves (K)
souza (M), Stanley (P); time, $500 As
Record, 4;44 AS.
Pole vault-Peterson (P), 10-6; De
Ia Nu1 (K), 10; Harvey (P), 90
Record, ia IA.
22O-yHrd hurdles-Dower (K), Blake
(P), Wooloway (McK), Martin (K);
time, q AS. Record, "a.
go yard eisenhower Ky, You Bun
Hee (St. ~, Kauhane (P), Lum (St.
~; time, % l-5 Record, 20.
12.pound shot put -Bertlemann (K),
1875; Clark (K), 1919 1.2; Kauhane
(K), 3S-l. Record 400 l-2.
Broad jump-Knuhane (P), 21.6;
Dover (K), 1919 "a; Fernandez est u,
1919 IA; Kan Soon, 1913. Record,
22.6 1.2.
440.yard dash---Smith (P), Bush
(McK), Ahuna (K), Aarona Ky;
time, SO 2-5. New record; old record,
81 3.5.
lOO.yard dash--Fernande (st ~,
Dover (K), Bush (McK), Kauhane;
time, 10 2-5. Record, 10 is.
High jump-Kam Leong Chun (Mc
Ky, SIS; Peterson (P), 5-3; de Ia Nux
(K), SO; Watt (P), 81. Record,
SIS IA.
Half.mile run-Eaton (K), Single
hurst (P), Decker (P), Ishimura (M);
time, 2:0s as. Record, 2:08.
Half-mile relay race Dead heat be-
tween st. Louis and Kamehameha;
time, :38. Record, 1:36 AS.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1917-03-27
H|LO HIGH BEATS
BOARDING SCHOOL
Takes Leg On Cup In Track Meet,
1873 to a.; $50 Best
Event .s

The Hilo high school track team de-
feated the Hilo boarding school In a
dual meet March ~, 1913 points to 81,
winning one leg on the cup, on which
the boarding school also has leg. The
next meet will be decisive. The SS0.yard
dash and the relay we're the best events,
although the high school team won the
relax hands down. The high school
took all three places in the 100-yard
hurdles. pole vault aud ffty-yard dash.
Events and winners were:
50,yard dash -Afong, Al Lung Afoo,
II. II. s. Time. 5 49,.
Baseball throw--Faatoia, H. b. g.;
MeNirhol, II. II. S.; Kauila, II. b, s.
31i feet.
Shot put -Faatoia, Kauila, H. b. s.;
Filler, III. II. =. ~ feet, inches.
l00-yard dash--Tang, Along, II. II.
g.; Celtso. II. b. s. 10 3-5 seconds.
440-yard dash--Tang, Afoo H. II. s. !;
v. Lining II. b 3. 81 3.5 seconds.
Hop. step and iump--Ching, II. B. s.
Al Lung, II. II. s.; Pekelo, II. b. s.
80 H., inches ... u.e
Running broad iump--Tang, II. H. s.;
Ching. II. B. s.; Carlsmith, H. H. s..
rs IT,, inch.
Discus throw Faatoia. H. B. s.; A..
Forbes, Filler, II. II. s. 127 feet.
Toward hDrales-7Ah Lung, E. Silva,
N. III. s. IL seconds.
SS0-ynrd lash AZ Forbes, H. H. S.;
v. Lining. H. b. s.; Saiii Hirotsu, H..
III. $. minutes, % seconds.
High Juno Naaueo, Ching, H. B. g.;
Campbell, X. H. s. 5 feet, 2 inches.
Pole Campbell, Kinney, All
Lung, II. H. 8. IT., s in. T. : ~
ss0-yard relay-Hilo High-Afong,
Z. silva, AfOO, Tang. u.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1917-03-27
LECTURE TONIGHT

DR.. John A. Brashear, noted astrono-
mer, win give his popular lecture ON
astronomy this evening in Mission Me-
mortal Hall. The lecture is under the
auspices of the Hawaii Engineering As.
sociation, and win begin at eight
O'Clock. Doctor Brashear is from
Pittsburgh, but has been visiting in
Honolulu on his way home from tho
Orient. He is famous as a manufac-
hrer and designer of telescopes, To
night . lecture win be illustrated. i
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1917-03-27
FORD CAR MADE AN In
ERROR OF JUDGEMENT

Ford No. 200 made the fatal mis-.
take yesterday morning of imagining
itself immune Nike German Tefudee
ship and IL disputed the right-of-wpy
WITH a biz touring ear, No. 300. the
Incident taking place on the street car
track on King Street, opposite the
Catholic cemetery, The crew Of the
first arriving street ear showed the
ruins of the Ford out Of the way.
None was hurt except the Ford.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1917-03-27
THREATENED Z
WITH HEAVY FINES

Disregard Of navigation laws has put
three sampans, each belonging to
different fishing company, in bad with
the customs officials, inspectors having
reported the violations to the collector
of the port yesterday. Ia each case
the offensc consisted Of anchoring in the
barbor without the anchoring lights re-
quired by the federal net us June Z.
1897, for which fine Of one hundred
dollars is provided. These fines are
expected TO be imposed at once by the
collector and to 90 TO Washington for
confirmation In the usual course Of pro.
cedurc. The reports Of the inspestora
also named violation Of the same
laws by one of the yachts anchored in
/" Rotten Row. which had previously
been fined for the same otfense.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1917-03-27

Weather throughout the channels is
varying, according TO the reports Of in.
coming vessels, light winds and smooth
seas prevailing around Kauai and
heavy northeast winds and seas being
reported from the Maui channels.