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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1903-05-22

2ig.. p. 17s;, Dated Mar Is 1902
in W l. s M sSs K k Gee 81, 6 Ab aeYt ~ wa nt
Hawaii; 500. b. 24s, p. $50. Dated Apr.
wawa d) to G. c. Hewitt; D.; int in
pcs. land, live stock, etc. waiomau, etc,
kau Hawaii; $3.50 b. 24s, p. 1s2. Dated
Geo, w, McDougall & VT to Mrs. L. P.
Lincoln;. D.; .por. r. p. es57, Honokaa. S.
kona, HdarwSaii; $500. b. 2i9, p. 1873. Dated
Recorded April go
w. A. Greenwich to w. c. Achi; Elk, D.;
$500 So f. of lot 2 Blk. A. of CIR. 1902, Pun
nui Tract. Honolulu. Oahu; $50. b. 2is, p.
349: Dated June "a, 1902.
w. c. Achi &c VT. to w a. Greenwich;
Puunui Tract, Honolulu oahu; 81. b. PAS,
p. 3is. Dated June q, 1902.
Recorded May 1.
Chong Sing Wal Co.; Co. p. D.; farm
Ing tGc M s5S ale Tor Waialna Oahu Capitol
3l7 Dated Apr. 10, 1903
Recorded May 3
Allen e Robinson, Ltd. to j. X. Nakoo-
koo; D.: Lot Sub-dlv. lot 10 of CIR. 1905,
Kalihi, Honolulu, Oahu $3.50. B. 249, p.
kainaina K VT. to Frank Harvey; D;
n; kona, Hawaii; s24o. B. 2i9. p. l6S Dat
Gear Lansing G. Co. by Trs to G.. C.
Roweli; d.; Lots 6 & s Blk 90 Kaimuki
Tract Honolulu. Oahu; $1,000. b. 2i9, p. 1863
Gear Lansing & Co. by Trs to w. A.
Rowell: D.; Lots & Blk, 20. Kaimuki
~ nacti NV On iaoS Sl'o'' d. |f'' ~
~. ~ ua'1 p APr' ~, ieo3 p,o,, n
ia nt in noV or 9,s ~ WaIna e. Kamaee' '
Hilo' Hawaii ssls25 &c. b. 24s' p. Ill
DATED May lsoS; 1,,ouo
nor l"t 10 of G or 4S75 - KaomsnS ar HiIo
Hawai-; sico b. 249 p. liz. Dated Apr.
o. 1870 pecordod Nav
w. o. Aiken & VT. to ]. j.. Abren; D;
II 65-1OO A. land, Puuomalei Lots, Maka-
wao,. Maui: $1,000. b. 2i9, p. ia Dated
April 49, 1903. ~ .,.
Ltd; D.; 1865 SO # of Kul. tSS67 Waikiki
Road, Honolulu. Oahu: S2oo. Il 80 20
Dated Dec 3D. pod a%z; u,v5
d BE- 4 f R Wde u Sn across per
gis0 MEME, Hamakua, Hawaii; 81. B s5S. p
% Rfte T,I March p, 1 MSnooa Sugar Co
Lid: d: 70 IT wide r W across por r =
2l6o Nienie, Hamakua, Hawai-; $40 &C. B
Fl r Kukona 10 HonoRaa Sugar Co. Ltd:
d. p ? # Vide" Vide R " o across ' por 2I6o,
Ni sa at anak Man Z iaHa Sio' &C b. E'
Mi29g Ut To p rI pantnf zane aa ST
term Ii iw yas ate f feP na III t9V' Hiwau
n p p 97e Kn, 4ts5 T'ehann;lsi Waianae
Oahu; 81. b $50, D 81. Dated July 10, 1897.
Recorded May G.
Mary Iae (widow) to ] A Magoon, d;
Ter Ter OF % H lazy $500 d 700 g. Da'eo
y b b FORBES OF tGI & VT to John Watt. P D; int
II p'i iaE t, g, II, 1gn % IIpat,o5 Mr.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1903-05-22
Golden Shore for Hilo.

The American schooner Golden Shore.
Captain Rasmussen. arrived yesterday
from Newcastle. fifty-five days out.
She will anchor off port for few days
and then proceed to Hilo to discharge
a cargo OF 1880 tons of coal.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1903-05-22

BRUISES, WOUNDS AND LAGER
ATOMS need an antiseptic dressing.
silamberlain's Pain Balm answers this
purpose to perfection. II is liniment
nf wonderful healing power One APP
piication gives relief Try 1t. All
Dealers and Druggists sell 1t. Benson,
smith & Co., Ltd, Agents for Hawaii.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1903-05-22
MOANA HOTEL
WAIKIKI
e e A CHI

RAPID TRANSIT ELECTRIC
CARS arrive at, and depart from,
the main entrance to the Moana
Hotel every ten minutes.
MOANA HOTEL CO., LTD.
T. X. JAMES,
Manager.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1903-05-22
STAND IN LINE
FOR LABORERS



Hawaii, to stipulate in all specifica-
lions, contracts, and under all con-
ditions requiring labor that only citi-
zen, or eligible to become citizen, labor
shall be employed on Federal work;
and to instruct, in case positive in
ability exists in securing skilled la
Dor only, alien unskilled labor may be
temporarily substituted under some
suitable designated authority, with au-
thorization and record for each case.
FAvORS FIELD LABOR.
The second letter, which has to do
with the feeling of the Exchange on the
general subject of Chinese field labor
reads thus:
The Builders & Traders Exchange of
this city is an organization OF en-
ployes of labor and dealers in mate
rails
We take the position American civil
ization and social standards must be
sustained in all possible avenues.
The entire capital of the Territory of
Hawaii is directly or indirectly in
vested in the production of sugar, or
dependent thereon.
This capital cannot be destroyed or
transferred into other industries with
out extreme consequences to the popu-
lation.
The white man cannot, and could ne,
will not labor in the cane fields.
Unskilled agricultural labor is prac-
tically abandoned to the Oriental.
An effort to induce Congress 10 gra 4 t
the Territory of Hawaii the privilege
of importing Chinese for use as un-
skilled field and agricultural labor on
ly for stated periods and subsequent
deportation would receive the endorse
ment and support of the Exchange.
Such employment betters the condi-
ton OF the Chinese and they occup"
n place in commercial economy The
white man cannot occupy.
The Oriental absolutely and intelli-
gently embracing American civiliza-
ton, patriotism, education, social re-
quirements and plane of living has no
advantage over the white man in the
higher occupations.
Adherence to Oriental standards
gives the destructive power
Prejudice, hatred, race preference
has no influence in our conclusions.
Attest. j, d. AVERY,
Secretary.
Attached to each letter is the state
ment of the fact that 1t was approved
by the Exchange, which carries also
the certification of the Secretary. To
carry out these conditions after each
letter was read the proper motion was
passed and the letters made absolutely
official, There was no dissenting vote
in either case.
L, l.. Pinkham was appointed Com
mittee of one to secure the certified
copy of the labor law to forward to
Commissioner Sargent.
An amendment to the bylaws fixing
the initiation fee at S. until there are
100 members and the dues at SO a quar-
ter was adopted
The Secretary was authorized to ask
every person who is preparing to build
to have clause put in the contract.
calling for the employment of none but
citizen labor, and to keep a list of all
persons who consent to the conditions.
Chairman Pinkham, for the legisla-
tive committee, announced that the s
hour. citizen labor law had been pass
ed but the plumbing and building laws
failed.
A committee consisting OF Messrs,
Pinkham, Harris and Bowler was
named 10 prepare and present memo
the memory of the late S. C. Allen.
-~%>
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1903-05-22
Shipping Notes.

The British ship Glencairn sailed for
Portland yesterday morning.
The bark Nuuanu finished loading
yesterday and win sail on Saturday
kr Delaware Breakwater.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1903-05-22
FOR SALE.

Fine thoroughbred Hunting Pups out
OF my German Hunting Dogs. For par
ticulars address Paul Isenberg, Homo
lulu, 24S9
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FORECLOSURES
LILINOE.
MORTGAGES NOTICE OF INTEN-
TON TO FORECLOSE AND OF
FORECLOSURE SALE.

In accordance with the provisions of
a certain mortgage made by Lilinoe (D
to w. r, Castle, Trustee, dated October
3, 1897, recorded liber III, page BAL, no.
tiCe is hereby given that the mortgage
intends to foreclose the same for con-
dtion broken, 10 wit: non-payment of
interest and principal when due.
Notice is likewise given that after the
expiration of three weeks from the date
of this notice, the property covered by
said mortgage will be advertised for
sale at public auction, at the auction
rooms of Jas. F. Morgan. in Honolulu,
on the 9th day of June, 1908, at IL noon
of said day.
Further particulars can be had of w.
r. Castle, attorney for MORTGAGE.
Dated Honolulu. May s. 1909.
W. r. CASTLE, TRUSTEE,
Mortgage.
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The premises covered by said mort
gage consist of;
That certain piece or parcel OF land
situate in Coma, North Kona, Hawaii,
and covered by homestead lot No. 81
on which was issued Grant No. 3s05 to
Kahinu. containing l4,s0 acres.
W. r. CASTLE, TRUSTEE,
Mortgage.
For further particulars apply TO W.
r. Castle or w. L. Whitney, attorneys
for Mortgage.
24S7-May is, %. go. June
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1903-05-22

The bark Nuuanu will be ready to
proceed to Delaware Breakwater on
Monday.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer., 1903-05-23
THE MAY FESTIVAL,

On Thursday next on the beauti.
ful grounds Of Mount Carmel Con.
vent viii take place the Ohildrens
May Festival, under the auspices
OF the Unseotarian Aid Society.
The May Queen will be crowned Mt
8 o'clock =. NJ A very pleasing
entertainment is promised the
young children on the occasion aud
the cause being a good one. we eN-
pect a large attendance. Following
IL the vote to date for the May
Queen.
Bessie Brousard, 343 Marjorie
Burke. 5lO, Willietta Bmmer, 522 ,
Myrtle Ribheek, 214; Carmen
VOORHEES,, o. Bessie Galliand, 8;
Media Aucoin, 10 Ethel Vaudeville,
45. Lillian Patopt IA. Rita Blanehet,
6; Auua biapchet, j. Eugeuie
Lacour, 3, Gertrude auidry. l:
Mosule Oubre. | j; Onelte Villemont,
/ Lionel King, |; Mabel Levy,
g. Helen Burke, 8; Julia Mcmahon,
|; Sarah We'll, ! Mabel Bunch, 3 /;
Oracle Smith, 2; Adeline, Pickett /,
10; Eula Taylor, ] Vida Carter, 3 |;
Carmile Vedrine, 4; Louise We'd
riue, |. A small admission 0f 10c
will be charged.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer., 1903-05-23
Receirer's Sdic
IN THE MATTER OF APPLICATION
FOR RECkIvERBHlP or THE
NEW IBERIA COTTON MILL
co. LTD.
State Of Louisiana, Parish OF Iberia 18th
Judicial District Court.

State of Louisiana, Parish OF Iberia lvth
judicial District Court.
by virtue Of an order from the Honor
able 10Th Judicial District Court OF the
State Of Louisiana, in and for the Parish
Of iberia, dated April the ard. 1909, issued
In the above entitled cause, /, James A
Lee, Receiver OF the New Iberia Cotton
Mill Go. Ltd, through George Henderson,
Sheriff, will offer Tor sale and sell, FOR
Cash, according the law on
SATURDAY NAY 23d, A. d. 1909
between legal sale hours, Al The Court
House front door, IN the City OF New
Iberia, La, the following movables, to-
Wit
Waterman detection Clock.
. Smoothing Irons.
small lot stamped envelopes.
| lot sand paper.
Lot No. 90, 2 oil tanks and II gallons
sperm oil.
Lot No. 20 to ~ inclusive, . dor shirts,
second.
Lot No. 20, dozen shirts, second dam
aged.
Lot No. l4to II inclusive "a dozen pair
drawers In boxes.
Lot No. 1s and 1p---1 "a pairs drawers
damaged.
Lots No. 1 TO IL inclusive Unfinished
shirts, 100 In each lot.
Lot No. 12, 81 Observation-Disclosures
shirts, 100 In each lot.
Lot No. 1888 pair unfinished drawers.
New iberia, La, April 9th 1909.
JAMES A. LEE,
Receiver Of the New iberia Cotton Mill
Co, Ltd.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer., 1903-05-23
Miss Katharine Robertson went

Miss Katharine Robertson went
to New Orleans Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas l. Provost
returned to-day from New Orleans,
after n pleasant stay in attendance
at the reunion.
Mr.. Will Murray, brother ot
Hon. A. B, Murray, who lately ar.
rived from Indian Territory. IL
visiting his brothers family in
East End.
Mr.. A. B. Samuels Of Parkers.
burg, West Va, is here visiting his
brother IN law. Mr.. George N,
Fitzhugh. Of East End.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer., 1903-05-23
| axatixe Bromo Ouinlne
Cures Cold In One Day. Grip IN Days
g ~ II On every
PERSONALS.

Ourmuch admired Clerk of Court
is again couhned to his room from
an attack Of fever. We trust he
will soon be back at his post Of
duty.
Mr. w. II. Steele of Dallas, Tex,
spent last Tuesday here looking up
some matters Of business for the
John Meehau heirs. Mr.. Meehan
WILDE rememberedby by older citizens
as the telegrapher of olden times
here before the advent of the Rail.
road, as u very strenuous aud enter.
prising gentleman.
Mrs. Robert Wallace Shaw of
Galveston, Tex, Ia visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Oscar q. Dupre.
Mayor Fisher aud daughter, Miss
Clara, attended the reunion at New
Orleans this week. They spent a
pleuseOb llIHe.
Mr.. Felix Ehrman aud wife Of
Panama is visiting the home of his
youth aud enjoying reunion with
his relatives aud friends this week.
"Felix' will be remembered by
our older citizens ar the nice young
mau who kept store corner Of Main
aud Bridge streets, the old Wise
staud. Mr.. Ehrman is now n pros.
perous business man at Panama,
and il also the representative OF
the United States at that point Ia
the Counsular service.
Miss Corine p. Steckler ofLoreau.
vile, La, returned home from the
State Normal College.
Miss Josephine Emmer entertain
ed Friday evening at cards aud
dancing. A large crowd Of young
people were present and all report
an enjoyable time.
President Britain OF the Police
Jury was here Thursday attending
to his public duties.
John d. Broussard Of Fauss'
pointe was Ia town last Thursday
| Mr.. Alexis VOORHEES,, OF New
iberia, was a business visitor herr
during the week. Mr.. Voorhiel
has large interests in our town
He owns the Pecan Grove plan
tation, a beautiful and valnabl
tract Of land just out Of town. H
IL also heavily interested In tn
Brick and Tile Factory, which i
now being put up 7sche Valley
Rev. Robert Vaughan lies quit
III ut the parsonage. He had bee
struggling against incipieht feve
for some days, but was finally force
to his room under the physician
care. We trust his illness will b
short aud that he will be restored
| Ia minister to his flock.
| Mr. john Il. Taylor who has bee
! III OF fever for some weeks, is bac
to his place OF business.
Miss Jessie Fisher IL visitini
friends In New Orleans, whers Oh
| will speud a few weeks.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer., 1903-05-23
Succession Sale.
SUCCESSION LUC1EN OuBRE, d
CEASED.--No. 1904.

state Of Louisians, Parish OF Iberia, lDt
Judicial District Court.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer., 1903-05-23

10 the Ctftzens Of Nen iberia
We the undersigned candidates for Mayor and
Cuuarmen en the Citisens League Ticket beg to
submit this cur PLATFORM fut your earnest con
sideration and hope for your personal support on
June lat, tgu3,
We favor nm administration based on business
principles We favor a thorough system of sew
erasp aud drainage. We faeot the maintenanee
In spod condition of all public thcfoushfsres'
We favor impartial collections Of all revenues,
taxes aud licenses and the economical disburse
,nent of all public funds. We favor dlstrieting
the city into hte hose and representative Districts
We pledge ourselves 10 no one for once, all ny
nieatiens will be considered We do not favor
high license. We believe In equal rights to all
aud special privileges to none,
For Meyor-JOHN FISHER.
For Counc,,meu,
w. ]. 6ENNAHD.
p. ANTHONY LANDRY.
LEON DREYFUS.
s. A BENrHALL
w q KRAMER
AUGUST RO0EH
N p-rhnt the Poll Tax Receipts for the years
of 1901 and 1909 must be exhibited mt the polls
when you present Yourself to vote In June. Do
bot overlook thisi it IL important and necessary.
" you have misplaced your poll tax receipts, or
lust them, apply for duplicates Al once " is also
that yoa shall have registered since ps.
The emblem Of the Citizens League Ticket is
"The man with the Spade,
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer., 1903-05-23

BY virtue Of commission Issued unto
me out Of The Court, under IN order grant.
ed on the 25th day Of April, A. d. 1903, |
will proceed Al the last residence OF the
deceased, b. Lucien Oubre, In Iberia
Parish, La, to sell and will cell accord
ins TO law, on the l6th day Of May, A. D.
1904, between legal sale hours, FOR CASH,
10 the last and highest bidder, the follow
ing described movable property to.wit
1st. Two (2) American Mules.
aud. Two ca Creole Horses.
ard. One (l) Creole Mule.
4th. One (l) Ok Cart.
New iberia, La, April 26th, lp05.
Ozrnn OuBRE,
Administrator
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer., 1903-05-23
Demand Of administration.
SUCCESSION OF MRS. CARRIE MAR
pLE WfrE or WALTER FOREMAN
No.
State Of Louisiana, Parish Of Iberia 10th
Judicial District Court.

0tRtp oil Luu1UtAno, Paf1en Oh lD0TiA ibSH
Judicial District Court.
Whereas j. q. Leblanc, the duly Com.
,nissioned and qualified Clerk Of Court,
for the Parish Of Iberia State OF Louisiana
In accordance with requirements Of Act
No. 1853 Of 1900, has applied 70 the Hon.
tho Judge Of the 10Th judicial Dis
tfict Court holding session IN and iof
iberia Parish, La, TO be appointed admin.
istrator Of the above numbered ana en-.
titled succession. !.
Notice IL therefore hereby given 70 oil
whom Il may or doth concern to show
cause. II any they have, within seven days
from the frtt publication hsrsof, why the
prayer Of said petitioner should not be
granted.
witness the Hon. T. Don Foster, Judge
Of our said Court this 18th day Of Nay, A.
D. 1908.
A. ]. MAUMttH, by Clerk.
state Of Louisiana. Parish Of iberia.
usasrsisnsd authority, j. q Eeblsne, : resident
~ Tho Parrish Of iberia and State aforesaid 10 fne
we'll known, who deposss and says under pam
that he . t1s srssnsM T. M nsssss ss',,sc %
walter Foreman, for the administrasigh o. her
Estate, that be knows that there are Ninety Vns
ana 40 -1OCs$D1. 46l Dollars In the Peoples NJ
sopsl Bank ot Nsv ibern r.: y asg';,s s,.s fap
lie Marble Estate. that ths is All the prcpeft,
belonaihs het Estate that he has any hnewledse o.
tBienpdt j. q, Leblanc.
sworn 10 aud subscribed, before tne this 9Th d.,
y Wv "'''' = q s.issnedj john. !: scawIN!gg
Notary Public
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer., 1903-05-23

norean's 1oaistana & slasilIusd andgteam.
ekip Gss1pany wilf ssll tIeteM froa Msw 1tefias
~. u Ckleane. ftls.. ae1 fvtefn June l1eA,
sSSs q GSo.o8 o. srep1nS ee Dsmner eehool.
Counea tleketa - sals - A!l polnts beyead
oef Iine a New iberia tIeket o0eo.
ueenenss fspelstasa 3 Texas nat1seaA Sod
o6en1sklr CompaMy viii sell tlehess ffom New
l6er3e. IA. q neIiefsntetne. Ohlq. eAa fstnfn
es5s H.sit juss Sth. 1eoi & sats q (3oIo - -
oessaat 81 0ernae napalst. Cas- b sntsNaed y
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-02-10
CHAMBER URGES
RECIPROCITY
Fayors Ratification of Hay
Bond Newfoundland Treaty
and New Charter Bill.

The board of directors of the Cham
Der of Commerce yesterday adopted a
resolution urging the ratification of
the Hay-Bond Newfoundland reciproc-
1ty treaty now pending before the
United States senate for ratification,
The state affairs committee report
ed resolution favOring the allowance
by the Minnesota legislature Of an ap-
preparation to the Minnesota AgricuI-
tural society of $4,000, of which $780,
600 is to be devoted to the erection Of
manufacturers building, and $780,
OOO for stock ampitheater. The state
affairs committee presented q resolu-
ton indorsing the purposes and OBJ
JectS of the National Reciprocity
league and the Minnesota branch.
pledglng cooperation in every way. 1t
was also resolved that Minnesota SEN
ators and congressman be urged to
give their support to measures looking
toward proper reciprocal trade rela-
tions with Canada.
+. II. Morphy, chairman Of the leg
tSlatiVe committee, reported in favor
OF the passage Of the Tighe bill before
the Minnesota legislature authorizing
cities and villages to adopt charters of
their own, and establishing the form
OF government for municipalities. This
bill will be before the house today, and
a committee of five from the cham
pei mas Deen appointed to wait upon
the Ramsey delegation to request the
passage Of the bill.
John A. Stees was appointed dele
gate from the chamber to attend the
national and international good roads
convention. to be held at St. Louis,
April q to May 2. r
The chamber appointed Luther S.
Gushing to attend as representative
the meeting called by the Swedish
Brothers committee for the purpose Of
taking steps towards relieving the suf-
fering OF the famine stricken region Of
Finland and Sweden.
A communication was received from
Francis Kimbel, president of the
American Chamber of Commerce at
Paris, urging the chamber to favor the
adoption Of the metric system of
weights and measures, saying that it
would tend to increase trade relations
with countries in which that system is
employed
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-02-10
WAS 1T A SIGH OF
REGRET OR RELIEF?
Schifmann Says He Was
Glad to Quit Oil In
spectorship.

It was with a sigh that former Oil
inspector Fred G. Schiffmann settled
up the financial affairs of the Office
ne held during the past two years with
the, state auditor yesterday. The clerk
who checked over the papers said it
was sight of regret. The former oil
inspector said it was a sigh Of relief.
However that may be, Mr.. Schiff-
mann turned over to the auditor ST.
91.75 in cash, which represented the
total receipts of the office from Jan. 1
TO Jan. Fl, at which time, under the
new law, he turned over to Fenton G.
Warner the office. %
Mr.. Schlfmann4 also turned in a pay
roll of the fo1ityo deputies under him
for the monthcof January, with the
exception of some half a dozen, who
have not been RETAINED by the new in
cumbent. The pay roll for January
aggregated $1,892921, leaving a balance
to the good of $7e54.
The salaries of the deputies will, I'M
der the new law be paid direct from
the auditors office by check, and the
state oil inspector will be required to
turn into the state treasury all of the
fees and receipts of the office.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-02-10

agents for sewing machine companies.
The case on trial was one brought by
Emil Richter and his wife, Maria Richter,
living at Rice and University.
1t appeared from the evidence that an
agent of a sewing machine company had
induced the woman. who could not I'M
derstand English, to sign a contract by
the terms of which she was to deliver to
the company her old machine in exchange
for new one, paying O. difference of $40.
The woman alleged that the agent had
come to her home and induced her to
sign the contract, but that she did not
know what she was doing. When a de-
mand was made. for the return of the
machine it was refused, whereupon re-
pIevln proceedings We're instituted. Judge
tfnehout ordered the contract Cancelled and
the machine returned to the plaintiffs.
me manner in which some agents
work this sewing machine game is moth
ing short Of hold-up.' said the court.
"This 1 know to be true. from personal
observation