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CLEAN STREETS AND SIDEWALKS.

TO THE PUBLIC: - ---z p A. HAVE
ONE OF THE ASSETS WHICH ANY 80 - -
IS CLEAN STREETS GOOD SIDEWALKS LI1L4 -
- zropr BEAUTIFUL; COMFORTABLE AM
1-rAITF4TER TO LIVE MAKE IT LOOK F@OsFA1ooo -|-
TpToDATF AND ATTRACTIVE TO TOURISTS AND FA'S110
TIVE SETTLERS. - ,-o- TT To ro1< IN
WI ask ALI. NATIoNAIITIEs IN HONOLULU 10 ~ -
UNITED EFFORT TO IMPROVE OUR STREETS AMI SA
z--,,z rrDrEp-T
sonrE CAN AFFORD TO STONE cURBs AND CLo1.
op ASPHALT WALKS. OTHERS CAN NOT ALL CAN Do ifaI
FOLLOWING. - -,o--D 1,orrsr CLEAR
KEEP THE SIDEWALK IN FRONT OF YOUR HOUSE 0IAAA
OF --,--g-, OK rrzE STREET
-. r-oT-nkTr m FRONT OF YOUR HOUSE. EVERY MoKN
ING. - --- g-p-r- r- FRONT
OF YOUR HOUSE. - ,-r-cupops To
HELP
..,ANy HANDS MAKE LIGHT WORK
go crNTpAI- IMPROVEMENT COMMITTEE.
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ESTATE r. W. HOLT.


IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
FIRST CIRCUIT. TERRITORY or
HAWAII. - IN PROBATE. AT
CHAMBERS.
In the Matter OF the Estate OF Robert
william Holt. Deceased.
order OF Notice OF Petition for Allow
ance OF Final Accounts and Dis
charge in this Estate.
on reading and filing the petition and
accounts OF Carlos =. Long. adminis-
traitor de bon's non cum testamento
annexo OF the Estate Of Robert William
Holt. deceased. wherein he asks 70 be
allowed sl3.7s917. and he charges him
self with si0.59393. and ASKS that the
same may lie examined and approved
and that a final order may be made
OF distribution Of the property remain
ing in his hands TO the persons thereto
entitled. and discharging him and his
sureties from all further responsibility
as such administrator de bonls noa
cum testamento annexo OF the Estate
OF Robert william Holt. deceased;
II is Ordered. That Monday. the 10th
dav OF June. A. =. 1907. az 10 O'Clock
a. m. before the Judge Of said Court
at the courtroom of the said Court. az
Honolulu. Island Of oahu, be and the
same hereby is apo nted as the time
I and place for hearing said petition and
| accounts. and that all persons Interest,"
ed may then and there appear ana
show cause. II any they have. why the
same should not be granted. and may
/ present evidence as TO who are entitled
to the said property. And that notice
OF this order. In the Engl' sh language.
be published in the Pacific Commercial
Advertiser a newspaper printed ana
published In Honolulu. once a week for
three successive weeks. the last publ
cation TO be not less than two weeks
previous to the time therein appointed
for said hearing.
Dated at Honolulu. this 25th day o<
April. 1907.
Csigned1 ]. T. DE BOLT.
First Judge Of the Circuit Court Of the
First Circuit.
! Attest:
CSigned) ]. A. THOMPSON.
Clerk Of the circuit Court OF the FIrr
Circuit
\ c. W. Ashford FOR administrator.
77I3-April %: May s. u. %.
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MARINE NOTES.

The steamer Kinau arrived from
Kauai yesterday morning
The L. 5. 5 Annapolis sailed for
Samoa at a. m. yesterday
The steamer Helene arrived from
Kauai ports yesterday morning
The steamer Likelike arrived from
Hawai- ports yesterday morning
The transport Logan may arrive
from San Francisco today for Manila.
The Norwegian ship Lancing is now
out IT, days from Glasgow for Homo
lulu
The steamer Noeau sails at ?. m.
today for Mahukona, Kukuihaele ana
Honokaa.
The bark Edward May Jorgenson,
is out twenty three days from San
Francisco for this port.
The French steamer Amiral Jaure-
guiverry is twenty-five days out from
Yokohama for Honolulu.
The steamer Ke Au Hou sails at .
?. m. today for Kappa, Anahoia. XII
Iarea. KalihiwaT. Hanalei and Wal
nina
The American barge Andrew WEIGH
sailed from san Francisco Tor Al4o
April ., and the Annie Johnson sailed
on May 3.
The American ship Bangalore, Cap
tain Blanchard. sixteen days from san
Francisco, arrived in Kahului last
Tuesday afternoon, and took on car
20 Of sugar.
The American ship John Ena, ar
rived al HiIo last saturday in ballast
70 days out from Hiogo, Japan me
ship has a new captain this trip, cap
tain Parks being in command.
Purser CRUDE OF the steamer w .
Ean reports the following sugar reaoE
for shipment on Kauai: K 8 NJ eyo'
bags. w 1900: Max. 45.7z5; G & K
-a4S- NcB. 20.522: X. P, 1900; p l..
Il SIS. H NJ. 2s.541; 6. r, 1854 N
< Co. Is coo
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PLAN TO REFORM DRUNKARDs

A premium Of s. a head for ali Chi
cago drunkards who will reform for
year has been offered by the Union
Trust Company Bank Of Chicago AS
each man makes the promise ne VIII
receive a certificate Of identlncation,
which he win take to the bank ana
have the s. placed to his account free-
Every month thereafter he VIII be re-
CURED to deposit at least 81 70 snow
that ne means to tread the straight
and narrow path
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THE INSULAR
BUREAU IDEA
Representative Parsons Be-
lieVes 1t Necessary for the
Detached Possessions.
Mail Special to the Adver.iser.)

Mail Special to the Advertiser
WASHINGTON. D. c., April Is
Establishment of a central bureau at
Washington Of information and report
for all our insular possessions is great
" desired by the administration and
Representative Herbert Parsons,
member of the House Committee on
Insular Affairs. win again introduce a
bill at the next session of Congress
making provision for such head
quarters. The President recommended
this in his last annual message and
suggested that the bureau be under
the War or state departments. The
bringing of Beekman Winthrop from
the Governor S palace at San Juan TO
an assistant secretaryship in the Treas
ury department here may indicate that
the bureau if authorized is to be placed
under the Treasury department. Win
throp has had experience in the Philip
pines where he was secretary to Gov
ernor Taft and later to the Philippine
commission and his administration in
| Porto Rico has been successful. 1t is
more likely, however, that the Bureau
of Insular Affairs viii be selected as
headquarters if Congress grant the
necessary authority.
Our insular possessions do not re-
eeive the attention at Washington due
| them because of the lack of eentraliza-
| ton in their administration. The affairs
of the Philippine islands are cared
for by the Bureau of Insular Affairs.
Porto Rico, Hawaii, Guam, Tutuila and
the Midway islands have no similar
permanent organization here to inform
their country and the legislators of
their needs and prospects and to OBJ
tain legislation and appropriations in
their behalf.
Representative Parsons said recent
~ in discussing his efforts in this d.
rection:
There is imperative need for a
I HtEH1dUtAI bureau u 4AAo- 4L1tAoAA 01e
report which. with the representative:
from our insular possessions, viii form
a body that will care for the inter
ests of those localities as the inter
ests of the self governing colonies ane
the crown agents of the crown colo
MES do in England We have provided
for delegates to Congress from Hawaii
Porto Rico and the Philippines, bu
we need more OF them.
flake Porto Rico for example; til
Governor reports to the Secretary O
State, the Attorney General to our Al
5 tornev General. the Treasurer and Al
ditor to our Secretary OF the Treasury
the Commissioner Of the Interior to gu
Secretary Of the Interior, and the Con
a missioner of Education to our Commi;
:. sioner of Education. The Governor O
I Hawaii reports to our Secretary of tn
! Interior. The officers in charge O
Guam. Tutuila and the Midway Island
are not required to make any report
at all. This parentless condition Is
\ handicap on proper legislation =
ERNEST G. WALKER.
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Even a town can look around Al
other towns and learn something. IN
Granville. Miss. there was a WIDOW
who was a nuisance She was med
dlesome, a gossip, let the dandehons
grow on her lawn, kept chickens that
ran at large. quarreled with her
neighbors. and kept the community
in an uproar. The council recently let
il be known that any out-of-toWn man
who would marry the widow and take
her to some other town, would get $lVV
down, and 500 year for four years
after. she was married and earteo
away before she had time 20 get her
wedding cake iced
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write breezily Of life aboard the craft
as follows:
The way that the crew Of the Man
ga Reva was treated on the passage
from San Diego to Honolulu would be
a disgrace to any ship. The men were
shipped BY a Los Angeles employment
agency at the rate of sixty dollars
month on the understanding that the
ship was going To Honolulu for sugar
and would return 20 the Pacific Coast
with her cargo.
Captain Townsend was very artful-
When we left the train at san Diego
We were hustled into a taIlyho coach
and ferried TO the ship. When some
of the men asked the captain to let
them go ashore he deliberately refused
them
1.-THE captain promised to give US 3
square deal but as experienced sailors
we must certainly say that never was
crew of men treated with such dis
respect as on board the ship Manga
Reva.
Captain Townsend even mentioned
to the officers to get a club and strike
the men on the head with IL And the
names he called them were not fit Tor
supposed gentleman in his position
TO make use of. They were positive
| " shocking
| THE food was not fit for anyone TO
! eat and the quantity was insufficient.
When we took il to the captain TO
/ inspect he bettered ii for a day or SC
/ and then went and told the cook tc
/ cut down the quantity gradually 50
that we wouldn't notice il. We &C
tually had to resort to going down the
| skylight 10 get what we wanted I'M.
will let you know how the crew was
I a-al.r.4r-e.ra
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PROPOSALS FOR CONSTRUCTION

PROPOSALS FOR CONSTRUCTION
OF ROADS. ETC.-Ohce Constructing
Quartermaster. Honolulu. 7. II. March
q. 1907. Sealed proposals In triplicate
for construction Of Roads. Sidewalks
and Grading at the new post at ka-
hauih will be received here uaul 10
a. m. May Is. 1897. and then opened
Blank proposals and Information fur
nished on application Envelopes con-
tanning proposals should be endorsed
Proposals for Roads. ETC." and al
dressed TO Z. II. Humphrey. Capt a
O. NJ. L. s. A. Constructing Quarter
master.
7sss-Mar. 25-ss-27-2s. May 1914
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WHY NoT7

Why not a mass meeting at AaIa
mark where the Congressman can ad-
dress the people Of Hawaii and hear
in return, some oratory from our Is
land born speakers? Such gathering
would be of interest 70 the visitors as
well as 10 our citizens who would thus
have an opportunity 10 see the former.
Erect an extra stand at the park ana
have two speakers, giving all chance
-Trans-Pacific Trade
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HYRUP MAKES GOOD.

When Peter Hyrup was taken from
one of the Panama liners and appoint
ed 10 succeed Harry Jerome as purser
of the big liner Siberia, it was pre-
dictetf that Hyrup would find himself
up against II" To make matters
worse, the clerks who had served under
Jerome took exception to an appoint
ment that blasted their hopes of a step
up all along the line and showed their
disapproval by quitting the ship. Jer-
ONE. with that whole souled geniality
for which IL. was famous. not only
neglected - give his successor any
pointers on the duties Of his new job,
but he and his staT took away from
the ship every scrap Of paper from
which the new man might have CLEAN
ed sailing directions. Hyrup left San
Francisco with force Of green clerks
and one % the biggest crowds OF pas
sengers the rer had ever carried. as
well as an enormous cargo The ST.
IBERIA returned from the Orient with
the biggest crowd Of passengers ever
carried n a Pacific Mail liner. Quar-
antfne and customs officials reported,
nevertheless. that the Siberia's papers
were never before in such perfect
shape. some 81 the prominent pas
sengers went oft Of their way TO say
pleasant things about Hyrup's man
cement az the liners domestic affairs.
ana even members Of the cotd-blooded
az3ditIrfz lsezsartxnent Of the Hartman
corporation expressed appreciation OF
the fact tEat Eyrup's accounts were
In such shape as TO make their labors
light and their hearts glad. Hyrap
f47s- smiles
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HALL HERE.

The steamer w. G. Hall arrived from
Kauai ports at sos a. m. yesterday.
Her cargo consisted Of 5000 bags OF
sugar. 3 barrels of hides, dogs and
Is packages of sundries. Moderate
weather on Kauai was reported
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-05-13

EXAMPLE Is BETTER THAN
PRECEPT. SET 4 GOOD EXAMPLE
BY CLEANING THE STREET IN
FRONT OF YOUR HOUSE. WHEN
THAT Is DONE, SPEAK TO YOUR
NEIGHBoR ABOUT KS DIRTT
SIDEWALK: BUT CLEAN YOURS
FIRST.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-05-13
ELECTION OF OFFICERS.

HAWAIIAN GAZETTE CO. LID.
At the adjourned aEnual ineetins ~
the stockholders % tlae Ha"ailAn "a
zette Co. held az the~nfee 0t We e,.
rauv on saturday. Nay 4 lsos. The
f0u0wing officers were elected % se'f'
for the ensuing year.
L. 4. Thurston. .-.--...... = TO n ~.
@. L SamsOn...-..-...-.Niee-f resioeht
Edward Dekum ...---..-..-.- SCI -
Chas. :. Crane .------.-- rs-- ~ -
W. ". Pomroy ..--- --.--.- -------A 1li'pt
EDWARD DEKUM
Secretary.
Honolulu. May 8, 1907. ~
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Miss Mary CIapp Of Portland, Me-
has one Of the finest homes II FoEI-
land. but she never sleeps n II Ever.
night after supper she goes TO 2 note
IN sleep. When asked why she dldh :
sleep at home. she says she doesn :
haze 10, and as she Is worth soosVVV'
she i probably telling the truth
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HEAVY TONNAGE.

4 remarkably heavy tonnage was in
port on Saturday. heavier. perhaps
than win happen again for long time.
Al one time the following steamers
were here. Nevadan, Mexican, Sierra,
HiIonian. Chiusa Maru, Nippon Maru.
Restorer. Virginian. There were also
the large tonnage sailers Dirigo and
Manga. Reva. Quite showing for ehis
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HORSE BREAKING.

am ready to take colts to break ,
,o- .hoain9. saddle or driving. Win
ors, birdie. VIII also take spoleo'
---,s--s-- kicking or baikey horsss 70
train -.--r,.r-ryx-
p...-s,re. Territory stables. OF 81
Hotel corner LikehNe-
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TIE KETCa SHARK.

Jack London's tzetch Shark is now
out nearly twenty days from San
Francisco and may be. expected at any
+5rna Some local watarfronters gave
her fifteen or sixteen days 10 make the
run in. granted a fair wind. 1t is gen
orally anticipated that the little craIt
TaF7 OTr<JTN.
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LAYTON BEING STRIPPED.

Work has been commenced on the
stripping of the transport LaWton at
the Mare Island navy yard The yes
sci will be sold at auction in few
weeks. The estimated value is short
Of $50 goo. II would take over $4,000
IA rauafr the ship
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wALANI IN.

The steamer Iwalanf arrived from
Maui and HcIokaf ports at AS a. m.
yesterday. She brought 1883 bags OF
sugar. 5 bags Of coin, II bags Of CO.
eoanuts. - pigs, II bags of corn, 3
boxes Of eggs. / horse, boxes OF
chickens. 1s bales Of hay, / parrel OF
tallow. so bags Of tarc, crate OF tur-
KEYS. a packages of sundrles. Fine
Weather prevailed throughout the trip.
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INSURANCE ON MAIL FLEET.

The insurance on the Pacific Mail
fleet Of steamers has been renewed in
London. This year the values are in
creased and the rate on the fleet Is
EOS per cent. as compared with 63s
per cent paid last year.
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ELECTION OF OFFICERS.
BOW LEoNG sHA BENEVOLENT
SOCIETY.

BOW LEoNG sHA BENEVOLENT
SOCIETY
AT the annual meeting OF the bow
I.eonR Sha Benevolent Society. helo
on May /. In Honolulu. the following
of5cers were elected for the ensuing
year:
Lam Hop ....-..-.-..---...--- d. = 9 n
Lau Yin--..----...-----..N vice fteAioe"~
zee Leong Wo.---....thinese Secr"sAES
wal sing Yick.-Asst- chinese SecretAIF
Wong Tin Look. hnEnsh SECRETARY
Mork WAL Est- Engllsh Secretary
Lam Wal ......-.---.-.- .- -s - ~
Chung ing ....----------.--..---A 1altor
Lau Jim ......---.....--.--AA At A-.4ie't
WONG TIN LOOK.
English Secretary.
Honolulu. Nay 10. lsoi. 49,
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First quarter Of the moon Nay ~
rbe trues st kahaiui and hno 60 -
bout enc hour earlier than 81 A0A'
lulu. =, ga n 10 hours
Us - slower than GreenWlen
tine beng that Of the nsrla Ian o. his IL.
49, thirty minutes The ans rs -
.1s Blows at 1880 p u, Whaen : 20
s a. a Greenwich, hours IL. nuaut sar
s s4r. .1d moon ara for local s1"s A''
tl,e whole grcup.
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THE PRUNE PTCKERs.

The ship Manga Reva's crew Of
prune pickers, basebalIers. novellsts.
bartenders and walters continues 70
be heard from
c. ". GRAVITY and B. H Johnson
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METEOROLOGICAL RECORD.
me. and s.

me. and 5.
Sote.-Baromete readings are cor
reetea for temperature, instrumental
errors. and local gravity. and reduced
10 sea level Average cloudiness stated
in seal. from TO 10. Direction OF
wind Il prevailing direction during =
hours ending at .. N. Velocity OF
wind Is average velocity IN IL.
hour. wM. 3. SToCkMAS,
Section Director.
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roCA1, OFFICE OF THE UNITED
STATES WEATHER BUREAU.

Alexander Young Building. Honolulu
Sunday, May L. 1907
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VIM. 3. sTOCKMAN.
Section Director.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-06-21
Trust to Nature.

A great many Americans, both men
and women, are thin, pale and puny, with
poor circulation, because they have ~.
or too much eating, by consuming alec.
holIc beverages, or by too close coniine-
ment to homo, Office or factory, and IN
consequence tho stomach must bo treated
f. ssSTa s.,sl wny Sssr0 Hss essH *
thin and thin-bloodod person, do thcir
work with great difficulty. As . result
fatigue comes early, Y extreme and issts =
SSnsa sSss.a Il dhS s sapp 10: az
health every Tissue, bono, nerve and
muscle should take irom tho blood GER
tain materials and return TO II certain
others. II is necessary 70 prepare the
the food what 10 necessary. 70 make good,
Rich, red blood. We must 70 70 Nature
for the remedy. There were certain
roots known 70 the Indiana Of this
county before tho % sdysnt .S % Sf the whites e;
tho settlers and which nro now growing
rapidly in professional favor for the cure
Of obstinate stomach and liver troubles.
These arc found 70 be safe and yet GER
tain 10 their cleansing and inviso,atlns
These are: Golden Seal root, Queens
root, Stone root, BloOdroot, Mandrake
root. Then there Is Black Cherry bark.
Tho medicinal principles residing IN these
erins diss ss $50 : solvent % make The most str reliable
and efficient stomach tonic and liver In
vigorator. when combined In just tho
right proportions, as In DIR. Picrce's
Golden Medical Discovery. Where there
Is bankrupt vitality such ms nervous
exhaustion, had nutrition-and thin
blood, the body acquires vigor md the
nerves, blood and all the tissues feel the
favorable effect Of this sovereign remedy.
Although some physicians have been
above mentioned plants, yet few haye
used puro glycerino as n solvent and
usually the doctors prescriptions called
for the ingredients In varying amounts,
srifh dfcohoi.
scientific preparation compounded OF The
glyeerlc extracts Of the above mentionei
Vegetable ingredients and contains NO
alcohol nr harmful habitforming drugs.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-06-21
BOY BURGLARS
They Break In tiushaw's Garage and
Carry OF Goods

Two boys-clarenee Adams and Leo
cuylsr-were before Justice Prcble We'd
aesday charged with burElsrizing Hu-
shaw's garage. The shop was broken
into Tuesday night through back win
dow and quantity of goods taken. in
eluding two bisy eies. tao sho, guns. hol-
sieu, bsl:s and some ammunition. Tho
boys were arrested near Fowler with tho
goods In their possession. Marshal croop
bronghi them before Justice Frebie and
he committed them TO tho dis,rie, court.
They were taken 10 In Jun,a the same
night and the court being In session they
vii appear for trial today.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-06-21
= = = = i,

or ali ,hs 5sspissa things within the
realm q chrisssndSui ;hs mos: uaivars-
ally dislscd Is the snake. We use ths term
ctrisssadou savissdly. because cur
Christian theology has unauss.isnably
much TO DO with our antipashy 10 snakes,
lt IS a sor; q hereditary srsizs we be-
lisys We eSs the bsss;. ard !. carries
with !; ali The Intensity Q! age long rei,sr-
a,icn. We dislike snakes: and Of all the
the wide family connection Of snakes. we
Of the Western plains dislike The rattle
snake. And ys. there is one good poin,
about the ras;Issaaks. and !; Is set forth
in the ii;;ls poem we reproduce elsewhere.
The moral Is plain. He nsvsr strikes
behind yeut back. lie always gives no-
tee.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-06-21
FELL UNDER TRAIN.
A Rocky Ford Girl Sees the Las An
imas Ball Game and Loses Part of
Her Foot.


Sunday evening as the special base
ball train from Las Animas pulled
into the station here an accident hap
pcned that caused young woman the
loss of part of her foot. Ouida Ross
is the young woman's name. In COM
pany she and another girl of about
her own years were jamminR their
way through the crowded cars as 1t
looking for a seat but finding none.
As the train pulled into the station
here, Jesse Stenglcy. OF the Opera
Block Meat Market, stood on the
ready to jump off. Looking ahead he
saw the young woman Ross swinging
OH the steps of the next car in front,
with hand bag in her hand and cv-
identity meditating jump. As the
car she stood on reached the Main
street crossing he saw her spring off
and fall forward on her face, her feet
swinging under the car. He sprang
off and ran to the girls assistance:
As he reached her she rolled over and
under the train, but catching her IN
time he drew her out and stood her
upon her feet. She cried out that
her foot hurt and fell down again
An examination showed that the car
wheel had crossed her foot length
wise mangling it badly. The wheel
had evidently caught her while she
lay face downward for the sole o!
her shoe was cieanly cut by the wheel
flange. She was carried to Norton''
drug store and later to the Pollock
hospital. where DIR. Kearby was call.
ed and amputated about a quarter OF
the foot along with the three smaller
Tors