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Williams news., 1908-10-10
ARIZONA TERRITORIAL FAIR
Phoenix. Ariz., Sept. 30, 'OS. Mineral Dept. Arizona Fair,

hlDtIdl btpI. n I iLoid hii
 Jas. c. Goodwin, Manager.
 Williams News, Williams, A. T. We are very desirous of supple menting the minerals already re ceived for exhibition at the Arizona Territorial Fair, and of having re presented in this department all the minerals found within the ter ritory of Arizona. We now have represented most of the common minerals, but it is our desire to have more of the rare minerals such as molidium, tungstan, vana- fium, quick silver ores, and any other ores that Arizona produces.
 The fourth Arizona Fair opens November g and closes November IA, 1908.
 All exhibits should be carefully marked, if more than one exhibit or class of ore is sent from the same mine, or from various mines owned by the same owner or company. The same class of minerals should be marked with the same number i; that is to say, all pieces from or e vein carrying the same value should be marked No. 1. if different t from the same vein No. 2, and SC on; but if only one exhibit is sent from a mine and another exhibit IF sent from another claim owned hy the same party or company, the first might be marked No. 1, and the second No. 2, to identify them.
 A letter should accompany the minerals rent by party or com pany, and in this letter should be the numbers corresponding witl the ore or exhibit. Each numt CT should be followed by the county the district, the owner, the name oi the mine and the valuee
 All exhibits in this department denoted g permanent exhibits, vii be transported free from any rail- road point in Arizona. The ores should be boxed, or. if the speci- mems are large. covered with bur lap; so that they may be trans ported and handled without being damaged; and all the prospector oI company will have to do is to box and ship their mineral to J. C Goodwin, Manager Mineral De- partment Arizona Fair, Phoenix Arizona. Mark "Mineral Exhibit and send the freight bill collect and we will take care of it at thi! end.
 Ore should be accompa nied by { sample of the hanging and foot wal and each exhibit should be from 1. to If inches long, about 6 inches thick and s inches wide, though ex hibits either larger or smaller vii be accepted, but the best displs will be made if all are about tn, size mentioned
 Where there are rich streaks o ore running through the gang { better display will be made by sending the ore associated with th' gang than to break it up to try tC show rich streaks.
 All minerals will be given { , prominent position and labeled il } such manner that they can b ! found immediately.
 P All private exhibits placed oi P exhibition will be carefully guai det l and returned after he fair.
 J. U. GOODWIN,
 Manager Mineral Department
Williams news., 1908-10-10

Leslie Mortimer Shaw has Sc cured a job as president of Pitts b lrgh trust com pany. We feared all the while that Mir. Shaw would come some bad end
Williams news., 1908-10-10

It has leaked out at Whiting Ind, that the Standard Oil Com pany has subscribed for two hun dred copies of Harper's Weekly to be sent to it's employees, anf many of the men refuse to take i out of the postoffice. Harper's ii vigorously attacking Mir. Bryan.
Williams news., 1908-10-10

When Judge Parker mentioned the name of Ex-Governor Hill 1T his convention hall speech the vast audience broke loose and cheereo for two and a ha If minutes continu ously. It was a tribute to a grea Democrat not lightly to beappreci ated.
Williams news., 1908-10-10

. The president was kiud enough
 give Oyster Bay q farewell re- cep,ion. preliminary to it's disap' uearance from the map.
Williams news., 1908-10-10
"A. E. Church Notes.

". L.. OIIuTCU NOtey. Sunday school at 10 am. Preaching service at | am. Junior EpwoTth League at 2:3O p. m.
 Epworth League at 6:30 0p.m. Evening service at 7 80. Prayer meeting Wednesday at l:3O p m.
 A cordial invitation is extended to all
 DAVID ROBERTS. Pastor. Subscribe for the WILLIAMS NEWS
Williams news., 1908-10-10

On the Canyon road trains leave this point as follows: No. 10 at 80 pm; No. If at 5:55 a.nf. Arriv- ing from the Canyon: No. il at 11:1O a.m.; No. 15 at 11:50 pm.
Williams news., 1908-10-10
SOCIETIES.

WILLIAMS LODGE No. I6, I. O. o. E., w meets every Wednesday night at 2: sa o'clock in l. O. O. F. hall. Visiting brethren cordially welcomed
 J. H. Ellis. N. c.
 V. H. Melick, V.G.
 II. A. Hicks. Secy.
 Joseph Johnston. Treas. WILLIAMS REBEKAH LODGE No 10, Meets very Friday night at ': 30 in l. o. O. F. hall.
 Miss Mae DeMotte, N. G.
 Mrs K. W. Williams V. C.
 Mrs. Harrette Adams Sec
 Mrs Lizzie Kennedy Ire as
Williams news., 1908-10-10

eaxSz WILLIAMS SzN AERIE. F. O. F.. -=-' ~31 No. 76l. Meetings held every 2nd and 4th Tuesdays in each month. Visiting brethren invited.
 J. D. Raudebaugh, P. w. P-
 FEE Fousha. W. P.
 J. Donahue W. " P.
 B. Fousha, ". Sec
 R. s. Teeple. W. Treas. GRAND CANYON LODGE No. IA, K. OF F. 0 Meets every Thursday evening in I. O. O. F. hall Visiting brethren cordially welcomed
 J. E. Gilson, c. c.
 F. E. Fousha. V. c.
 F. w. Smith. K. of R. and s.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-22
.Scirnt .yiccn,cu.

2utber @orO, 26, glnne Arunoe!.
County, Wfb.. mo Siobelle Atpelt,
%, anne Mrun0el.9 ountp, Wb.
Snmes 8. Gople, 30, uno Nellic
3errp, %; NppIifont Son1es Groic,
Or. 3, Siio9urlcpitraBe.r
Gonipap Gobinioli, 81 Sdenectobu.
N..O, uno Smlc g. Ipriep, 20.
Stepen &eOs, %. &aibington, Z.
g., uno Sroncca Sonipies, 10, anne
Nrunbel B.. Gountp, Wo.
SSobn ". Sogelpooo, %, Rr.2Ot0.
MibIonb 4. Apenlte, uub Warp .. SO.
lin, Is.
2ouis 9ibertine, %, Ser. 429, Gor6.
Gbenitrdbe, uno Isabelle Sillco. II.
George ". See. 40, Noriolf, 30,
uno Qauru 9. aimble, 80, aleron.
brio, So.
2aoislous Gjodo, 90, Curtis 9ao
M6., uno Sophie 3ad)orfo, 10; Ny,
plifont anoro 9uoabap, Gurtis Ban,
Mo.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-22
gaicbau.
Ger fir Nieie Saiion arron9irtc
Spielplan iii ipic iolat:

Ser fir oieie Saiion orrongirtc
Spielplan lit iuie iolgt:
Orioles" II Baltimore.
Ipril %, %, "a unb %, nit Wont.
real.
gpril 81, %, 30 unb 80, nit 9ui-
falo.
Wai I, 9, A uno ), nit Toronto.
Woi 6, 7, 8 un0 8, nit Hodeiter.
SUM I, = uno 3, nit Yropioencc.
SUM 4, 5 uno 6, nit Nemurf.
SUM If, II uno 10, nit SerieD.
Gitp.
Sum- Is, t6 uno II, nit Toronto.
SUM Is, 10 unb 20, nit WontrcaI.
Sirni -, % uuo q, nit Buffalo.
SUM %, &c iino 81 nit Nodciter.
Slllt 3 mo A, nit Yropiocnce.
Sui 8, 8, 10 uno If. nit Neiuorr.
Sui t3, II uno 10, nit Seriep.
Gitp.
Nu9uit 3, A mo 5 nit Hohelter.
aigiiit 7 unO 8, nit Toronto.
argiiit 10. II mo II, nit Wont
real.
Iugrit 13, IA unb 10 nit Buffalo.
September 7, 8 uno 8 nit Scriep
Gitp.
September 10, II un0 u, nit Yro'
pibence.
September IA, 10 uno 16, nit
Hetparf.
Orioles" an 8eiien.
Mai 10, IN Teiuorf.
Wioi If, ~, 13 mo ii, in 8odcitcr.
Woi 10, Is, Is uno 10, in Buffalo.
Nai 81, %, % mo "a, in Mont.
reul.
Wai %, 26 ino q, in Toronto.
Woi 30, 80 mo 81. in Bropi0cnce.
SUM Z. 8, 8 unb 10, in Heiuorl.
Sunni %, IN Nenarf.
Suni 30 uno 80, in Seriep.GitD.
Suli 1 uno 2, IN Seriep.Giip.
Suli . mo 6, in Erouioence.
Suli Z, in Scriep Gity.
Suli II. IN gienorf.
Suli 16, II nnb IS, in Seriep.Gitp.
Sult -, IN Yropioence.
SSuli 20, 81 nnb %, in MontreoI.
Suli %, "a uno %, in Toronto.
Sui y, % uno 90, in Buffalo.
Sui 30 unb 81. in 8oofeiter.
auguit I, IN Hodeiter.
4uguit 1G, II urio Is, in 0eruorf.
Nu8uit 20, 81 uto -, in Rodeitcr.
auguit "a, % nno 26, in Buffalo.
auguit q, % uno 80. in Toronto.
aitguit 80 nrb 81, in Mtontreal.
September I, IN Wonireol.
September A, 5 uno 6, in Yropi-
benec.
U
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-22

eaNe iar's ausinno beiorst q. Maine, Sr.
4f3, Eff'Saltimote. Ctr, uabe Guitom epuic wv.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-22
st, ,SnfObus Z dJnle.

Gle 30gIingc Der Of0nbeu . Nbtbei
lung ais ShauIpielerinncn.
5iibren Elm Qrumu aus Nopoleon
OcS Gritcn 3Citcn uui.- Die Wit.
nirten0cn. 49, Tic nellc Ct. Sta,
nialmlS-SoIlc eingelueibt.
9ie S6iiIerimcn Der ct. Sotobu&'
SduIc pcranltoltcten an W0ntag
uno geltcru gbCuo IN ser Ct. Sato-
bu$sSouc an NiSQuitb., nobe @oger'
StroBe, cine groBc Otter = ll%nterboI'
tlulg. ncld)c an bcioen Nbenben lebr
gut bcillft nurOc. Reiher 9eifoII
mur0c Den MitWirfcnocn gcipenoet.
lpelhc feline Miibe geitcut bottcn, oic
Nben0e 81 eincm Griolge 81 gcltole
ten. Gas Shulipiel, mcldeS Die
S6iilerinnen nit 10 picl Gifer ltlloirt
butten, bieB Abe Gbilo beroiue Wa
rie," cine gpiiobe aus Der 3eit No'
poleonS oes griten. Wnrie, Die Scl'
oin beS StiideS, murbe bon SRI. Slo.
renee &riiger our9eiteIlt mo lie err
leoiGte lid ibrer Nnf9abe nit groBes
grapoilr. Die fleinpn ailnltlcrin.
zen, 30slihge ees q, 81, A. 8. une 6.
@roocS ser Stltle, eittIe0igten lid
ibrer guf8nbc NIT 9roBem giier, 10
Dob Ger @rfoIg ni6t oi,Sblieb.
Gle Witmirtenoen rporen: Wor9o.
RET &uppert, @orie &bcin, AImo9ru
Scr, NINA Spobn, Gotboriue CLANCY,
Wforp Inton, Yduline W0aer, War.
ooret llnfeIbodl MurD S'Neill, Bar.
bura Srogeicr, SonOrob Wurnnnc
Slorence &riiger, Wor9oret StengeI,
Sronces SodiidL Tbereie Selpelclr,
Gertrude @ricb, Gotborine Sober.
torn, Wolburga 3inmermoltn, Woa'
ooIeno @eninger, Barbara Sebolo,
Worgoret SomeIin, Bertha Sind.
Wtorp 8iintber uno MorD Jrounbol5.
Q G tnniSlauS. Sale.
lie nclle Solle Der ct. StoniS.
Inus Stride an Der Ode bon Canton
gpemie uu6 @olieitroBe, muroe Oil
Wontog Dlrd cine llnterboltung.
ipelde Die Shulfinoer mo on0erc
Witglieoer Der @eneiuoe ucronitaltc'
ten, eingerueibt. 3ie Sole, lueldle
Elm SoliunoSoerm6gcn fir 2O0O Ner
ionen bat. mar bis oui Den lebtcn
EIoB geiilqt. Cine aomooie ngIn'
5iiis, poiiriieb By tie oeoil," bel mel.
der Ole Hcgie IN Sonoen. oeS Srr.
GbonoS q, SoS5p lag, geiieI ouBer-
~oroentIid) uno ocn Mitmirfenoen
ipurbe reider 9eifoI gcipenbet. Die
nclte Sale lit ans Stein er6out uno
cine 3ieroe Der Nohborihoit. SIN
GrogeidoB miro cine aegeIbobn unO
YooIrGumc eingeridtet iper0en mo
cine Bar, in mclher olfobolircie @c'
trdnfe pcrit)Gntt meroen, bat BORT be
reits guiiteQing %gefunoen. Ger Bar
lit BON Srn. SolneS s. 9uggon ollE'
gefilbrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-22

SenrD u. Groaelier, 36, YittSbur.L
go, unb Morp s. Mc9cc, Is.
Gmil W, @oIt 20, mo Yuma St.
Sbedel, 20; Ipplifont Charles $
Wtonner, Nr. 2044, SonopcritroBc.
Bernard $. 9nnoon q, uto &ottjt
". Smith 10; applitont Gernon $
Buckingham Nr. 1916, SoainSitr.
Charles @rucc, %, Morreu Yort,
mo, mo Winnie Seoicum, 10.
Charles SoeSler, %, Gr. 2545.
Mooobroof . Ipenue, uno Sopbie
Wteiler, 90.
Sobu Spcoer. 26, unb 2cno Eiort.
ner, 26; applitont $. Muiter, Nc.
1926, NnbreltroBe.
Wnpuorb Nc2une, %, Wioolelcr.
County, 30, uno Minnie .. Stre,t,
20.
Sobn S. @oite, 80, uno Gertrude
st. Wtc9obc, 81; Npplitont 2omrcnce
Sones. Yer. 2436, WorpIono.Ape.
Sbomos Is. SudleB, SO, Wittiucr,
Nr. 1913, Noro . Eotterion . Yort.
9Iuemlc, unO Morp g. Roth, 80, @itt.
lue.
Ebilip 4. @ocr, 81, uno Nooline Is.
&ennp, 20; Npplifant Is, Daniel, Or.
26f3, Sit.EreitonltroBe,
sIfonio Noggio, %, gr. SSS, So.
lulnbiu . Nuennc, uno Woria Wtu4
qio, tS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-22

Y o Of II d) ei Sci.
aenblatt. - @uiieppe 0onato,
ell Sobn ocs ionnigcn Stnliens, mel,
der lcineS 3eidens 9ilobouer, iett
in philadelphia oni1iiig lit utn bofi
te, nit ctIid)en ieiner Sh0piunaen
iit) ouf Der geGenuGrti1cn aunIt
NnsItellung in Der Wofienbnlle oe2
.. Hcgiments Hubm mo Gbre al er.
lpcrbert, begliidt sur 3eit ole Stuot
Der Wtonltmente nit icincr Nmueien-
belt mo er51blt cs SeoenL Der eS
mllIen mill, Dab mir bier fcinenarnIt
linn boben. Seiner Gniid)t nod mag
er Hcd)t baben, aber Ole Gommiliion.
lueld)c Die aunltmerfc iiir Die auS.
llelIling acceptirte, crflGrt, Dob or ell
MiBpcrItGnOniB lit. Nod ibrer Der.
llon Iou Signor @ltiieppe Gonoto.
Der 5luei Stotiien misSuiteaen
piinid)te, iiber iebr piel Mormor uno
Con bon por5iigliher GuolitGt Der.
iiigen, oogegen iib in ieinem atelirc
cit Wangel on SeigenblGttern be.
mcrfbar mof,en Die idlieBlid nod
mi @artcn gOen ais &Ieioung oner.
tonnt mltr0en.
Die @ettrennen5uB iml i
20 nebnen beltte ibren Aniang. Iis
Hennbabn einidlieblib oerienigcn
iiir Die Siiroen . Henllen, beiinoen
iid in opr5iiglider gerfaiiung. auf
bos GlibbmiS lit p~oaitanoig REM,
Dirt iuorben, unb cS beiinoen iih cine
an5abl Der beitet Herner fir Ole
3lliommenfunit IN ben St1Qen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-22

goreTc q @ior9io's CAB. ST (Slns'
nalt) wiiie olls eigener anlfourng,
tpic Die StoIiener lid gebeime Ginge
in Die 0bren 5l iIiiitern pfIegen, uno
es iei bod geraOe5lt abiuro, otSuneb'
men, ouB 2onala III elmer gebeImet
llnterreoung, III Der nngeblih oerbre'
feriite EIGne geidnlieoct lpllroen,
geraoe Den &auptpunft Der gan5en
Code laut in ale Welt qei6rieen
babe. llnO neiter babe 2upo gclugt,
Sonoio babe ibmL nad)oem er ibm
olf ieinc Iliioroerung, nod 9altI'
more 81 tommcn mo 81 0iorglo'S
Saus III Oie Suit ST. iprenger, geunt.
mortet babc, 0aB cr Don ioIden Gtnz
gen nidltS ucritcbe, qelogt, cr babe
bcrcitS 5ruci anOere NGnnCr, Die init
Gpnamit um5ugebcn pcrItan0cn uno
Die Sade iilr i'm bciorgen miirOen.
IS lei bod ourhauS lpi0erlinnig 0aB,
mcnn SonaIa bereit3 5mei yperlt0n.
oige" Wt0nuer iiir oaa N"ttentat &c.
bobt bohe, iid] ocnn nod in cincm
.8riinborn" cincn orittcn MitmiIier
bin3u enAaNirt bobcn miIrOe. @enn
Die <rD Ger NrSio9c 2rpo'S bc5iiG'
lid &onoio'9 Sbun IN EittSburG
CLAUDE, 10 miiiic tie ole 0rei WtGns
ncr, Die ii6 Die gauge 3cit iiber in lei.
ner @cicQihnit in GittSburg bcion-
6cn un0 Die 0od) ole eincu NlIrhnu3
glollbmiirOigCu Ginorlld mnhten
8entiui, Sorcn5o Scarlcttu m0 G1.
tnlono, iiir 2iigner baltcu. g9oo
Eomburo'S 3clQniB nnNcbe, 10 JET
0ieier Dem Nn0Ctlagten icin0lib &c.
limit, neil 2cbterer ibm cinmol $40
perlpcigcrt mo nid)t 0o9 @cGnuoi-
a%unas0eiud) iiir GoiteIonco utter
3eid)1lct babe. Won Tonne bod nidt
onncbmen, ouB Qunuia lid in oieieS
WonnCa &onO gcgcbcn mo in ieincr
@cgcnluart gcullBert babcn miir0e.
BOB cr ollrd 5pei WGnner oo3 Ntteu-
tat oli q Wiprgio'S @obubouS bobe
uoQfiibrcn lulicn. Gic @cihlpcrencn
mod)ten olld) OoS 3cuqniB ser iu'
0enolihcn, ebcn pom ain0 3ltr Sung
irnl emporGeGliibtcu Sod)tcr 0cS Pin
gcflugtcn IN @crefnung Siebcu,
lpclde b~CitGtigtc, 0oB Supo nid)t bcim
Ibenobroo in hires SotcrS Solllc 5lls
ac9cn gepcicn lei, unb oamit liber.
lid Die @obrbcit geiogt babe. Gr be.
5eidyncte 2ltpo'S 8on5eS 3cllgnib ol5
0Silgell, nihtS oIS Siigen" mo ihloB
Damn nit ben @ortcn: $50 bIieb
Supo am Nbcno OeS 10, Ic5cmber,
nud)0em er icincn Shirm aus oenl
Sotcl gebolt bate? Sd CLAUDE, er
modte einen Spo5icr9nn1 nod @oI.
broof, no lid balO oaroli Ole GrpIo.
lion ereignete, sd peib nit)t, Oh id)
ein corrcft criminal iuriitiides Yloi.
ooper 9eboltcn, i9 babe pielmcbr i'll
Sbnen ais Wonn 81 MGnnerlt &c
iprod)en. Sd CLAUDE, ih bari iibcr
bos Sdidinl u%niercs Glicnten boil.
fommen beribigt iein,"
Scnte ipridDt fir ocn angeflogten
nod Gr.4Ropor Sopea, urO Damn bGlt
StootSonluolt SmenS ouS ShlliB.
EloiOoper fir oelt Stoot. 9tot oet
Oaron lid anihIicBenOen RcGtSbcIcb.
ring Der 8%eifporeuen oiirite Scr
Sail icocnfols nod bellte Nodunittog
ben @eihluorencn iibcr0cbcn meroen.
Sobalo oos Seroift ser Surp perfiin.
oct moroen lit, miro Sllpo in Den
Soal gebroht ulO Ole 9eitrofung
liner NpuipIhpu n~1tSnpinroT,r, mrrSrt
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-12-15
devil FISH HOLDS
Diver IN ITS GRIP
FrightfuI Struggle For
Life Waged Under
Water

Struggling for life in the grasp of o
giant cutie fish the Shiny tentacles
of the loathsome creature entwining
themselves about his body, and the
outcome of the fight matter of soul.
racking doubt, was the frightful ex-
perlence through which VI. Lund, the
diver who has come here to make some
Investigations In regard to the Pearl
Harbor work, passed about a year ago
The dreadful ordeal. which narrowly
missed being a, still more dreadful
tragedy, was experienced off the
Southern California coast. Lund was
engaged In work below the sea level.
when he felt himself In the grasp of
some power that seemed to be draw.
ing him along. A glance showed the
tentacles of devil fish clasping him
about the waist.
Realizing that every moment was n
matter of the gravest importance,
Lund attacked the creature with his
Ratchet and managed to chop himself
lose from the death.dealing embrace.
Though the ordeal was one calculat.
cd to destroy the nerve of most men,
Lund accepted It as one of the hazards
of his daily work, and continued his
operations as though nothing had hap.
pcned.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-12-15
JOYOUS JOURNALISTS
ALMOST MAKE JOURNEY

Twas by the narrowest Imaginable
margin that local weekly escaped
losing its editor, and morning paper
It's sporting editor this morning. a
little more water, or a little less nerve
ond the two men In question would be
now well on their way Hiloward.
It all came about through desire
on the part of the two knights of the
typewriter to see some friends off on
the Mauna Kea. Both men went
aboard the ship and when the whistle
blew which means get of" they both
stayed on board. Finally. after the
gangplank had been pulled In and a
trip of blue water was already separ
ating the ships side from the wharf,
they came back to earth, and at the
same time felt strong desire to reach
shore.
One of the men, who is rather bald
headed, rushed to the side OF the ship
took one look at the water. seized a
rope and, with spectacular bravery
swung himself down onto the wharf
His feat was greeted with cheers
which so upset the otner man. who Is
tall and smokes pipe, that he forgot
to jump. A shrek from the wharf re
called him to a sense of his danger
however. With despairing look a
the captain, who seemed to care moth
ing for his predicament, he gave d
mighty gulp, swung out on the rope
and was hauled safely ashore by hi
late, involuntary travelling companion
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-12-15

secured so far there Is nothing on
which to base a charge OF needless
driving, according to the police; but
the testimony given by the crew Of
the Rapid Transit car, which was on
the switch at the time of the collision,
may differ materially from that al.
ready obtained.
Duisenberg Is still at the Queens
hospital, and Is doing well.
Tell my friends that am all right. ="
he said this morning to Superintendent
Eckhardt, who asked him what he
should answer to the many inquiries
which were being made.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-12-15
FRAZIER thinks Law
IS not NOW NEEDED

81 do not think the billboard law
the Deputy Attorney General is pre-
pairing can contemplate any radical
regulation, for / cannot see that the
situation here calls for any such
step" said Charles X. Frazier today.
THE billboard is a necessary feat
ure in modern business economy. In
some cities on the mainland 1t is un-
doubleday overdone and has brought
about situation Inat merits string
ent measures. but no such condition
exists in Honolulu. It may be that
the Deputy Attorney General is look
ing to the future aud wishes to pre-
vent any possibility Of outdoor ad-
vertising assuming unreasonable pro-
portions. In this shall be very
glad to extend to nm my hearty CO.
operation and can probably offer
some suggestions that will be very
helpful. Fortunately, the owner Of
one of the largest billboard plans
In the United States will be In Hone
lulu very shortly. lie is coming to
spend some OF the winter months
here to recuperate his health. No
doubt his advice will be very valu-
able both to those wishing to safe
guard the city's beauty and those
whose vested interests are In the out
door advertising buclness.
"Tn any ayant I dn MT tbink thot
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-12-15
DUISENBERG Will
NOT PROSECUTE
Police Take Evidence
From Interested
Parties

II Is not probable that any prosecu.
ton will result from the accident by
which Ed. Duisenbcrg was injured by
the Lewis auto colliding with his
buggy last Sunday night. Sheriff Tau
kea stated this forenoon that he had
heard, on what he considered good
authority, that DuisenDerg did not wish
to prosecute, and this is confirmed by
T. statement which Duisenberg himself
Is reported to have made this morn.
ing.
The police last night held an investi.
cation, most of those who were In.
volved in the affair being examined by
Chief of Detectives Kalakiela.
Fred Wright, the mounted officer on
the beat, who arrived at the scene af.
ter the accident, said that Jack Scully
came up to him with mis- auto, driven
by Billie Meyers, ana stated that he
had taken Duisenberg 10 the hospital.
The auto had no number on It, Two
men and two white girls were also
present.
Otto Heine, who was one of the pas.
sengers in the Lewis auto, said that
Meyers machine was ahead of Lewis
and was raising Il great deal OF dust.
When Meyers auto had passed the
Duisenberg rig Lewis turned to the
left when the rig appeared right in
front OF them. Lewis sounded his
horn and while doing SO he turned his
machine to the right. AT the same
| time the rig also turned to the right
and then the collision occurred. Heine
estimated that both machines were go
| ing at the rate oil twenty miles an
hour.
Ludwigsen, Jr., VINO was with Heine
| IN the Lewis auto said That the ma
chine was going on the right side oil
the road up to the time Of collidins
with the buggy at the rate of fifteen
10 twenty miles per hour. The col
nsion was SO sudden 'iat he could not
describe 1t, but he remembered that
the horn was footing at the time.
Frank Lewis said That. as his ma
chine was passing John Ena road
Heyers' auto was about 200 feet ahead
OF his ana both We're going at the rate
OF about 20 miles an hour. Lewis was
IN the middle OF the road Just before
me collision. Lewis saw light on ma
ieit ABOUT 3oo teet ahead, ana coming
toward MN lie ala not see the re
until he was about twelve feet ava!
phd theh ne turned 10 the right aho
the rig turned III the same direction
Lewis explained that ne could no.
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