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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-10-31
REGARD KAMS AS
EASY PICKINGS

The College Of Hawaii eleven IL
IoIking things easy this week, view
ING the game Saturday with the Ka
Diebamehas as an affair not even
Xorth while preparing for. Half OF
he trY-outs and the other half Is
marking time.
The Kamehameha cadets on the
Ciher hand are working day and
hight getting into shape Cor the com.
Ing mix. They have II in mind to trim
ne collegians and trim them bad,
They will not be satisfied with a
mere wslkoyer. They are out after
killing.
Working Hard
This week is being spent develop
ne the attack, which again lacked
Icp Saturday. Radical means will be
Iaken by the coaches to develop this
.cpartment Of the game and II the
1ackfield cannot be speeded up II is
Dot unlikely that some changes viii
be made.
The punting department OF the
team IS also weak and the covering
~ punts by the ends and the interior
@1ces on receiving punts is worse.
captain Dawson, while willing
yorker and a plugger, lacks speed.
Coleman is showing up good at halt
and with another years experience
|Eopld be a dangerous man both on
|IIense and defense. Aarona at full.
hack has not come up to what was ex-
Iccted Of him at the beginning Of the
|1aeon. His play is sluggish and
',cks initiative. y
Davis Not on Hand
Bill Davis, the star Of the College
|' Hawaii, has failed TO put in an ap-
.tarance at rah rah practise and a
urge number Of the other brilliant
|'ayers are taking vacation. Wheth.
ID the College team can take the ca
lets into camp without workouts re-
Mains to be seen but from the way
hey have been preparing 1t looks
Ike they contemplate the game Sat
||day in the nature OF an easy VIC
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-10-31
LEADING BASKETBALL
QulNTETS IN MIDDLE
SET WIN THEIR GAMES

Both of the leading teams of the Y.
NJ. c. A. intermediate basketball lea.
gGe won their games last night. the
NC cleaning up the Rockies IS TO 81,
end the G. Rs beating the Washing
tons - to 4.
The first game was the fastest of
the season so far. both of the teams
having heavy lineup, and passing
in first class style. Kenneth Decker
has been added to the M6 lineup, and
pisyed fast game at forward. Sew
esal times he was left uncoseeelf "
The Rocky guards, aao Gagged four
baskets In all. Scott was in form as
usual casing five goals. Jimmy VIII
k:nson's RUNNING guard game VOL
him tNo OF the No baskets.
caEario was the star basket shoot
er CT the Rocky delegation, and Gag
Cd six baskets. Serrao was fast on
! his feet, and shot many times, but
was too well covered by the M6 guard
to cage the ball.
| In the Washlngton-G. r. game the
Mashingtons started off with a long
stride, and Gagged the very first bas-
iLet, but the g. r. machine started to
work, and the first half closed with
1.-THE score OF IL to 3. The Washington
players show lack of practise, but the
iG. r. lineup evidently has worked
hard ON signals and basket shooting.
Tie final score was 80 to 4 in favor
CT the G. RS.
STANDING Of the Teams II
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-10-31
"SHINE BALL" A MYTH,
DECLARES ED CIC0TTE

TOLEDO, Ohio, Oct. 1.-THE
secret of Eddie Cicotte's shine"
ball is that there isn't, and never
has been such a thing. 1t was a
myth devised for its psychological
effect.
The admission was made by
Cieotte today while passing thro-
ugh here. He explains:
Hap Felsch and | framed it on
the training trip. The idea was
to rub the ball in a peculiar way
to make the batsnen think /
was doing something to it. ]
wasn't really, but others thought
l was. Felseh started the talk
going. in st. Louis, got Fielder
Jones all worked up about it, and
the first thing we knew the shine
ball was an established fact in
most minds" .....s +
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-10-31
LISTERS Men and
Wreckers to Mix
In Final Sunday

The big baseball game of the
season among the service men on
the island will be staged on Sun
day afternoon at Moiliili field
when the 1st.32nd Infantry team
and the Wreckers will meet In
the final and deciding game of
their series. To date the teams
have each taken one. victory and
Sunday will tell the tale.
Two weeks ago at Moiliili field
Captain Cars machine went
down by a score Of Z to and
last Sunday at Schofield Bar
racks the Wreckers came back
and trimmed the 1st-32nd team in
the ninth inning. The game next
Sunday viii be the second of the
card for MoiIiili field The first
session will be between. the End
Infantry team and the Engineers
of Fort Shafter or between the
Japanese Asaki club and Com
pany NJ, End Infantry, of Fort
Shafter.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-10-31
TAIL 0R'S MODEL COACH
BACK IN WORKING T0GS

SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. co.
The silk hat, froek coat, neatly
pressed trousers, patent leather
shoes and walking stick which
Coach Willie "Lene Star" Dietz
was wont to effect on the attn
letic field at Washington State
College, while he ea1orted his
proteges from the side, have
given way to a football suit as
dusty and toll stained as any worn
by his pupils. .<
With the beginning of the
coaching season at Pullman, the
coach and Athletic Director Fred
Boiler have been taking their
squad through the principles of
fundamental football, with the
ment setting the pace.
Among the Veterans out for
practice are Zimmerman. Bang,
Sites. Doane, Dick and Roy Han.
ley, Herreid, G. c. Boone, Lyons,
Schneb, L. j.. Keinholz, S. Soren-
son, r. A. ellis, VIII EarteT, Z.
ID. Cooke, H. Benson, F.. Hamilton,
Roy Boiler and Kotuia.
/
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-10-31
M'KINLEY team
RECUPERATING.

The Mckinley High school football
ers are gradually recuperating nom
Saturdays game with the Kameha-
meha cadets by light signal practise.
Coach Whitcomb il running the team
through their signals and saving their
strength for next week Most OF the
work Is on running down punts and
tackling.
Every man ON the team realizes
that the Punahou game next week viii
be the last hard one OF the season.
so that the McKinleyites are bending
their energies 10 perfecting their play
ing for this game. With the College
OF Hawaii weakened by the loss OF
Pammel, Albrecht and Davis, now
working out with the Y. NJ. c. A. team.
the second game to be played with
the rah rah boys does not assume the
formidable proportions for the High
school that the first one did.
Many Shifts
The latest news from McTaggarG
laid out in the College OF Hawaii game.
IL that he will not be up for two
weeks. This necessitates the working
in Of Jacobson into Macs shoes. But
Gehring and Tokioka both look good
for the two positions.
John Nua Is working hard to get
The best Of his tendency towards but
ter fingers and Is handling the ball
better. Whitconb is making other
shifts in the team besides. He is try.
ing out Nua at full back again and has
moved Chiffon Jonesto right hall.
The practises present a team still
badly crippled by the line of players
who grace the side lines with cracked
ribs, ankles and collar bones. Fate
has been especially unkind to Coach
Whitcomb this season, taking out
Ching, wikander. Akana and HALL at
various times. HALL Is the only one
who was not compelled to stay off the
gridiron over a week The rest look
like soldiers returned from the west
front.
The linesmen are handicapped by
lack OF weight. Tokioka, Sato and
Kondo should never be played with
such heavy teams as the others Of
the interscholastic league, but Whit.
comb is forced to use them through
lack Of material.
Mckinley win be glad to take 4
weeks rest and has no game schedul-
ed for this Saturday on account OF
the crippled condition Of her team.
II would be folly to run the risk OF
losing such valuable men as Chang.
Thompson or Tsukiyama In prac.
tise game, so Whitcomb has refused
to arrange game to I'LL up the
schedule on next Saturday.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-10-31
AUTO FACTORS STACK
UP AGAINST FEDERALS

Some classy bowling should be
served up at the "Y" alleys When the
Auto Factors stack up against the
Federals. Both teams have been go
ing like couple o. houses afire and
1t should prove battle all tho way.
Fans expect a record or two marked
up when the teams clash tonight.
Interest is beginning tc center in
the Pacific Bowling League. which
begins action on November s. From
the class displayed by local teams this
year hopes arc held ont that q Homo
lulu fixe will lake slrss place in the
'eries this session.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-10-31
TWO BASKETBALL GAMES
ON "Y" CARD TONIGHT

IN the senior basketball league at
the -" games hall tonight two games
will i. staged. The first will start
at 7:38 o'clock. when the All-Interme-
dates tackle the Fort Kamahameha
team, and the second session will be
between the Greys and Goodyears.
The All-Intermediates have lost one
game and the Fort Rams have taken
one victory. The Greys and Good
years have both lost battle and to.
nights mix will be tussle for the
cellar hnnOrHE - - -
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-10-31

Hawaii Yacht Club, with funds
obtained by subscription in the
year 1908. Judge Henry E.
+ Cooper, as chairman: William H.
McInerny, secretary, and Charles
T. Wilder, treasurer, undertook as
committee to raise the funds and
build the yacht to compete in the
transpacific races after the Lur-
line won the 1906 race from La
Paloma. -."..:.
The yacht Hawaii made its
. first entry in the transpacific
yacht race of 1909, captained by
ST. Harris. She lost to the yacht
Lurline, shallow-draft schooner,
we'll adapted to the long race from
Los Angeles before the wind 1t
was shown that faulty navigation
had taken the yacht about ninety
miles out of her course when she
reached Oahu, which accounted for
the poor showing against the Lur.
line in that race. ~ r.. ?
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-10-31
Norman Ross Is
Offered Job As
ArmySwin Coach

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 3D.
Norman Ross, famous San Fran.
cisco swimmer, was today offered
a position as swimming instruct.
or to the soldiers stationed at
Camp Trayers, San Antonio.
Whether he would accept the pc.
sition or not he did not signify.
merely stating that he wanted
time to consider the matter be-
fore giving decision.
Since being accepted for the
national army Ross has been
trained hard and cut down his
weight fifteen pounds to enter
the aviation service. He succeed
ed In Iis task and passed the
equilibrium tests and is now ex-
pecting to receive word of APP
poiutment to the flyers section.
The arrival of the offer of a po-
sition as swimming instructor in
Camp Travers has complicated
his plans and he expects that it
will be several days before he
will announce his decision.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-10-31
SklNTS SENIORS BEAT
JUNIOR BASKET SQUAD

81 score Of is TO the Senior
basketball team trimmed the Juniors
.I the st. Louis college league yes
.fday. The Seniors missed many
..1nces for the basket Both teams
licked finish in their playing and
.bIied their opportunities. The
'|b.ips follow:
Seniors Asch and Markham, for
Yards: Cushinghain. center; Chs
.one Wal and Hanohano, guards.
Jnniors-Hung Ho and Young Fong
...Hards: Macconel, center; Nun,
Is Wong and Foley. guards.
reid goals Cushingham 8. Mark.
|.n 2, Asch 2. Hung Ho 2, Young
1Rn i. Macconel 1. Foul goals
r1s6ingham 3.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-10-31

In First .s<
For the next race, in 1910, a
real racing yachtsman was given
command. Captain Charles T.
Wilder, an amateur sailor Of tried
experience, with an amateur crew,
came into Honolulu first, her time
being IA days 3 hours and % min
utes, defeating the Sweetheart
and the Mollilou.
The fourth and last race was
sailed in 1912, also from San Pc
dro, Los Angeles, by Captain VIII.
liam H. Stroud. The Lurline won,
with the yacht Hawaii taking sec
ond place.
Among those who are said to be
contemplating bidding for the
Hawaii are. Atkins, Knoll & Co. Of
San Francisco, Judge H. e. Cooper
and the local boat clubs, which
desire to obtain the yacht for use
as a houseboat and for sporting
purposes generally.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-10-31
WINNER TO TAKE ON -.
A. [. CASTLE FRIDAY

BY mutual consent the tennis match
scheduled yesterday between Cyril
Hoogs and George b. Henderson on
the courts of the Hawaii Polo and
Racing association at Kauiolani Psrk
as part of the Hawaiian Patriotic
Tennis meet, was postponed until to
morrow afternoon.
The winner of this match will take
on A. L. Castle on Friday afternoon
The tournament will be continued
Saturday and Sunday. 49,
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-10-31
GRID STAR REJECTED.

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct 15.-"Shy"
Huntington, one of the greatest foot
bail playe-s eFer developed on the Pr.
citic C.aSss, is back again on the foot.
ball field for the Oregon team. .,~-~
Huntington was rejected as physi-
caIIy unfit for Eotll the mariae corps
ard The ambulanec service ia which
&c tried q enIis.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-10-31
CHUCK WARD TO try
HIS LUCK WITH ARMY

y PITTsBURG, Pa. Oct. 90
y Chuck" Ward, Pittsburg short "
= stop and former Portland in
y fielder, has been drafted Yes, :
= the boy with the big initts will :
= report at an Eastern cantonment
= for a position as chief finger OF .
y hand grenades. Wards plea OF :
= having a dependent wife didn't :
= make much OF a lift with the ex- :
\ emption board, according to re. :
= ports from the East. The Pitts :
= burg club lost three other players :
= IN the draft. Hugo Bezdek will :
\ have his troubles again next year. Z
Q
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-10-31

Dort mistake %our signals tonight.
It's haIowe'en and every sound will
have meaning and each presence
an excuse. BY following signs you
will know its Halloween.
Do you feel a sudden Pull at your
waisteoat? Take il as u sign you have
been frisked. Your Baby Benjamin is
vacuumned. .-. .....
", in cafe, you hear a slight
scratching ~ Of q pencil moving over
paper, know you, that you will be
presented shortly with check by
the waiter.
u. on coming home tonight your
Iatchkey doesn't work-try house
farther down tire street. You're sig
rails are crossed!
" a dark lantern is flashed on
your wrist tonight be calm. The high
wayman probably only wants to know
what time it is. --. ..r-,
IF you hear rattle on the front \.
randa take 1t as a sign that the boys
are donating you somebody's 9ats
Go out and give them the gate.
" a friend bczi5s earnestly There
is something In you that suggests
Napoleon take It as . sign that you
are getting the "ecme on" signal-i.'s
a touch.
q the black cats tonight discuss
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-10-31

Experiments on the Pacific coast
have demonstrated that creosote oils
are the best in use for preserving
piles which are driven into water
from being ruined by marine borers.
Germany expects to complete in
1925 a canal 400 miles long between
the Main and the Danube. One hun
bred and thirty-two million dollars
was the latest demand to carry on
the work.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-10-31
Mike lays labs
WHAT'S THE usEa
Hardieish THAR Says:

~ you re
In 4 hurry
To get a
Number on
The Phone
Ali you can
Get is a series
OF buzzings
But II you have
All the time in
The world, your
Party is on the
Line before you
Can figure out
What you're going
To say, So -.
What's the Use?
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-10-31
SENSAPERSA
frormer,- called Pers',n Nerve
Essence.)

INOIuctAs SaAA~~ - ~
Essence.)
rheso wonderful little tablets con
~. M mercury or other injurious
~ They act like magic: The bright
the elastic step, the clear and act
q. brain. the courage and strength
80 cnInfort they impart are noted al.
-. ~, from the first cay they are taken.
~ ess box of sensapersa wih 90 9
- deal Of eood. tlo tut course
-sment Of six boxes is guaranteed
I've ahsolr satisfaction OF tne
sr win be r,s.inded.
ne nrcprietors earnestly ask lot
<-s sufferer to give SensapeIss !. :
fair trial at their RISK, on y.
commence today: SOLO ~
sbers Drug Co. Hollister s lin
,f6nolulu Drug Co., Benson, s'1 ~.
- s. sent postpaid for y per Do-
boxes for s.. =,
<1e nRovfN EXPORT CO.
"a ~ (,nstiandt ST.. New :
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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-10-31
TWO sAskErsALL GAMES

Two fast games Of basketball we're
'.re6 az the Y. NJ. Q. A. last night.
|@ FAST Nc team walloped the Rock
to the tune OF % to q. The sec
| came resulted in victory for the
RS yer the Washington team. the
core 80 to 4.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-10-31
; NEW MARK FOR THREE
YEAR oLDS RECORDED


= ATLANTA. Ca. Oct. 1s.-The
y setting of new worlds record
= for a 3-year-old trotter by Miss
y Bertha Dillon and the defeat Of
= st. Frisco by his old rival, Mabel
= Trask, featured the racing card
= yesterday at the Lakewood track.
= The new record was established
= in the second and final heat OF
= the Matron stake for 3-year-olds
= when Miss Dillon trotted the heat
y in 2:eSA. The purse was for
= $5,S51.50, the largest offered so
= far at the meeting. Harvest
= Gale and Worthy yolo divided
= second and third.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-10-31

One of New York's newest laws in
the interest Of pure foods insists that
every egg placed in cold storage shall
be dated. This date must be stamped
upon the shell In clear figures.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-10-31

fine art Of yelling on the roof
nearby, when you are wooins sleep,
90 to the window and laugh. II will
be quite as effective az any other
method you might use to stop them.
II your wife fails to reproaeh you
when you come home at a. m. take
Il as sign that she has not forgot
ten that she needs q new automobile
coat and aieo that Christmas is com
IN, sis
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-10-31
YOUNG kALoKos WIN.

The Young kaloko team defeated
the Fort street team by a score or So
to 10 last Sunday. The teams will
NJ. y again next Sunday.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-10-31

Do you feel a sudden pull at your
,waisteoat? Take it as u sign you have
been frisked. Your Baby Benjamin is
vacuumned.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-01-03
GREECE'S TASK HARD
Government Would Comply With AL
lies Demands but Public BaIks.

London, Jan. S.-Reuters Athens
correspondent cables the following
semi-official note referring to the re-
cent demands of the entente allies ON
the Greek government for reparation
for losses suffered as result of the
recent clash between Greeks and
entente troops, at Athens:
The government is considering the
latest note presented by the allied
powers. Despite its desire to give
another proof of its sincerity towards
the entente, certain currents of public
opinion make it's task difficult. The
government appears to wish to pro-
coed rapidly with its decisions regard
ing the note and to endeavor to COM
bine the safeguarding of the vital in
terests of the country with main
tenance of the traditional friendship
between Greece and the entente and
hopes the latter will assist its efforts
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-01-03
That's Why Allies Turn Deaf
Ear to Peace Pleas.
Unrest of POpulace Mepaces
Germany and Austria.
TIRE OF WARS STEADY DRAIN
Only Enough Provisions to
Feed People Until July.
This Belief Is Reflected in En-
tente's Note to Wilson.

London, Jan 3.-Authentic official
information substantiating press re-
ports of the seriousness of internal
conditions in tie central powers, were
instrumental in the allies decision to
turn a deaf ear TO peace pleas.
1t was believed here today this be-
lief will be strongly reflected in the
phrase with which England and her
allies will answer President Wilson's
note. The reply was said to be fully
drafted today Its dispatch is immi-
nent.
In the light of official information,
the allies are all the more convinced
that Germany's peace pleas were put
forth in a spirit of desperation, de-
spite bombastIc utterances from the
kaiser and his officials. Because of
this they are ali the more determined
upon rejection of any peace sugges-
lions, not only from their enemies. but
from neutral friends. The central
powers are now believed to be threat
ened with unrest of a populace made
quately provisioned and tired of wars
constant drains
People Are Suffering.
This review was reflected today in
a circumstantial story from Budapest,
published by the Morning Post.
1T is evident the article stated,
that the central powers are within
measurable distance of the limit of
endurance of their much suffering peo-
pies. 1t is plainly apparent to any one
who has made a study of the economic
conditions IN Germany and in the dual
monarchy, that the peace offer made
in the middle of December was chief
ly prompted by the knowledge that
relief must come within six months
from the present time, at the outside,
if internal troubles of the most seri-
Gus character are to be avoided.
In Austro- Hungary. the available
stocks of food will not even last for
six months. but if by imposing severe
privations on tie people, the au-
thorities should succeed in quieting
them until the end of June, how is the
northumberland, it must be
borne in mind, by some 100000
mouths in the occupied regions-to BE-
fed during the months of July and
August? For by that time, according
to statisticianS. not a grain of wheat
or maize will be left. When it
comes to that, peace will have to be
made on any terms"