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Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1908-04-11
Mines and Mining


in gold.
m 5U U b.ss made s that gold strike
Bull valley Free gold in gangue OF ferric material principally OF
the the epo OF "0"e and i" spots aSSay"s over S per %
The machinery the mine being ovefaad and
notice Some the machinery will probably have to be- repaired and
the shaft will also come in for some repair work The mine will be
The plan whereby the Bingham Con Co. to be absorbed by
the Ohio Copper Co has been temporarily ne Under this
for this contribution the turning their stock 23
shares of the Ohio Copper Co. stock and share of Eagle Blue
Bell-Bingham Bulletin.
Frank swnde manager Apex mine Salt
Lake. after Hnx Rfn eG days the s h when
changes importance underground We still prosecuting the
this time."-Eureka Reporter
Several strikes recently the
1 s Bull S eoy SH sty un north S
5000 ton while surface showngs everywhere the district are
past Observation-Disclosures Progress-Review
cut The 6m 9o the oe s2t on R0T Sas "e ss
City ftysix will
within very few days The considering the advsabiy
couple of parallel vens and Mr. Bullock beV that with the
section of Tntc-Eureka Reporter.
John Hitler, John Else and McDermott trip
% Utah srs they n 5 @ %n@g n
They the end the line the Thistle Junction branch of the
miles to the Parea river country the Arizona line They had
varied experiences and found excellent proposition though
far from the railroad They threaten that
couple of weeks-Pocatelo Tribune.
H. Kreiger who is heavily interested in the Equity Gold Min
ing Milling Company exhibition the Success Meat Mar
ke fine samples of from the workings the property The
Equity sixteen claims Taylor Of Ogden
Much development work has already been done There large
quantity of the dump that will least $2 gold and
the the face the tunnel which 375 $50 in
gold The directors greatly encouraged by the outlook Mr. Kre
also that week he will begin work
granite quarry about half mile will
stone on the market within week-Utah State Journal
The of the Bingham Amagamated Copper Co. has
received the settlements the first lot shipped
smeter Under the contract between these organa
tions the Amagamaed has the right ship 100 week
for period of twelve months and with the price of copper we
is the makes profit beyond all incident
to mining transportation and smelling of SLIPS The
of splendid character The therefore is making
comfortable profit steadily and the has about
maintaining the limit of Observation-Disclosures Bulletin.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-09-03

worthy Of his large following. The
new comedy is Cupid and the Dol
lar in which he viii be seen here
Saturday night
II Is an American play touching on
international marriages and the fact
that has come into the experience
Of everyone OF the American parents
habit Of educating their children ana
neglectinS themselves. Mr. Murphy's
own role is one of marked qIEafntness.
humOr, sentleness and originality.
though the long cast is packed vita
types Of Americans known 10 us all.
The company Is headed by Miss Doro-
thy SherrOd- whose graceful art and
charming personality have endeared
her TO so many theatre2Oers. The
dressing displayed by the ladies of
the company IS one Of the features OF
the production of Cupid and the Dol
lar" Miss SheTrOd's gowns are from
the needles Of Partisan modistes who
mad them on display at the Anglo
French exposition in London last
summer, and one of them is a medal
gown, as well as a modeI gown.
having won a prize The STYLES dis
played may be said 10 be not so
much those of today as those OF dav
after tomorrow.
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bur- each year, which would be good
sized contract. | am of the opinion
tlat if THIS plan is adopted, we VIII
soon have good cement walks all over
the city. which will not only greatly
improve the appearance of the city,
but also greatly enhance the value OF
property.
The sidewalks throughout the city
are now in a very dangerous condi-
ton and the postoffice inspector for
this district informs me that II the
sidewalks throughout the city are not
nut in a better condition in very
Short time he will be compelled to rec
ommend a reduction in the carrier
force instead of an increase, which
has been asked for by the postmaster
for the city of Pensacola
Il therefore respectfully recommend
that your board instruct the city en-
gineer to prepare specifications and
| contracts to be approved by the city
attorney, and that as soon as same are
completed that you advertise in &C
cordance with section So of the city
charter of the city of Pensacola for
bids as per contract and specifications
On file in the city clerks office 1t Is
nv intention that the easy payment
plan be embodied as a part of the con
tract. | will say that this plan meets
with the approval of the city attorney
Give this your consideration anC
oblige,
| Yours respectfully,
| &C. c. GOODMAN. Mayor
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confined in the iaiI there on the
charge OF murder.
Tom Jones, of Jay, was in town
today
The Misses FInIay are visiting
BTPwtOn friends this week.
The Baptist sunbeam band, chaper-
oned by Mrs. G. s Walker and Mrs.
R P Jackson, spent the afternoon
Wednesday at Harrington on a pic
mic outing
Miss Mamie Steele of Evergreen is
visiting the Misses Watson for a few
days She will return home Monday.
J R Parker was a Brewton visitor
Monday.
Mrs A K Mcclellan and family
were visiting in Brewton this week.
DR. D. H. Finlay visited Brewton
Monday.
Mr. and MIS-. ]. E Fuller are the
proud parents of d baby girl which
made its advent last TUESDAY
w 7. Mayo and Rev. J. L. Jones
were Wilson's to BrewtOn Monday
w d. Powell, mayor of Flomaton.
was a business visitor to Pollard
Friday.
Miss Mabel Barnes. a charming
Evergreen belle. is the guest of Miss
Louise Edwards
The NJ f Ladies' Aid Society gave
rainbow and cobweb party Friday
at the Jackson warehouse for the
benefi1-af-4h z-shlIIsah---R &.fs->sAInaAns=--
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-09-03
SAYS BRYAN
IS STRONGER
Martin w. Littleton, Thaw's
Late Attorney, to Stump
For Democracy.

A Paris dispatch TO the New York
World says:
''Mr. Bryan is a far stronger candi-
date than ever before" said Martin
w. Littleton- the distinguished New
York lawyeI- to the World correspond
ent today, adding:
L shall leave for London in a day
or two, and sail for home early next
month. There / shall take part in
the presidential campaign, speaking
in the western states, principally.
I think some strong arguments
offer themselves to democrats this
year. The financial disturbance, in
my opinion, should not be advanced
against the republican regime, but
against MIR. Roosevelt, and therefore
against Mr.. Taft. 1t should be urged
rightfully and powerfully, that the
present government has violated the
constitution. overstrained executive
authority and over-shadoved con-
gress"
Littleton was attorney for Harry
K. Thaw in his recent trial.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-09-03
GASOLINE IS
BEING STOLEN
Tanks of the Pensacola Gas
Company Being Tapped
by Thieves.

Gasoline thieves are at work in the
city, and the Pensacola Gas Co. is
suffering by the raids of these
thieves upon their gasoline tanks,
which are scattered about in the
suburbs of the city.
In certain sections of the city,
which are not reached by the gas
mains the company maintains lamps
burning gasoline, and near each lamp
is a small tank from which gasoline
is taken to fill the lamps. The thieves
recently visited q number of these
tanks robbing them of all the gaso-
line they contained. ,
The police were notified and have
been keeping a close watch for the
thieves, but they seemed apparently
70 haze hesRzsatisfied with their first
naTf.
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OLLARD.
Sal to The Jrurnat

Sd TO ne Journal.
Pollard, l., Sept w. L. Wit
itch Jr-- Pensacola Is d visitor
here on mess coupled with pkess-
ure. Mr.. itch is stopping with
c. Y. Maand family
Mr.. VdrUller, OF Nadawah. X
visiting brother, c. Y. Nayo
Mrs. E Hartman, of Louisiana
formerly SIS Ellen Sturdivapt of
this place the guest of her amt
Mrs NJ ming
Dr. J. Owens. Jr.. and family
have retJi home from the springs
G. S. Ner was a business visitor
to BrewGuesday afternoon.
J. z. lr went TO Drury and
Nadawah a weeks stay or more
on busini
Public pol opened here Monday
with a gattendance- Prof w "
Watts, y principal. and Misses
Nora Ksnd Eta Mayo assistants
MartiDdsay, one of our mos
prominetizens, has purchased for
an invent, the property located
at Il NOauphin street Mobile
which il occupied by the Mobile
| Electrietpply Co This property
,adjoins zee which he recently
| bought
Mrs. Rodgers returned home
TuesdaNn Mobile. where she re-
Gently went an operation.
Mrs , of MaTos. Ala. arrived
last tn and viii be the guest of
her siAIrs- NJ B. Rodgers. for
! severar2S-
R A. ST and SOD. Ed. OF Jaw.
passed. lgh here today en- route
| 10 Nores zhsre his son John IL
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TRIED TO FORCE 1T
Thought System Would Soon ToIer-
ate Coffee

A Boston lady tried to convince
herself that she could get used to
coffee. and finally found il was the
stronger. She writes;
When child, being delicate and
nervous. | was not allowed coffee.
But since reaching womanhOod l be-
gan its use, and as the habit grew
or me. | frequently endeavored to
break myself of il, because of its evil
dent bad effects
With me the most noticeable eff
feet of drinking coffee was palpita-
ton of the heart. This was at times
truly alarming, and my face would
flush uncomfortably and maintain its
vivid hue for some time
L argued that my system would
soon accuStom itself to coffee. and
continued to use il. although l had a
suspicion that it was affecting my
oversight also. The kidneys early
showed effects of coffee, as l found
by leaving it of for a few days, when
the trouble abated-
Finally a friend called my atten-
ton 10 Postum At first l did not
like it, but when made right-boiIed
I5 minutes until dark and rich-I soon
found Postum was just what | want
ed. No flushing of the face. no pal
pitation. no discomfort or inconven-
| fence after drinking it
of course all this was not felt in
week or two weeks, but within that
time 1 can truthfully say a marked
difference had taken place and d
great deal of my nervousness had
vanished.
! AT present time my health is ex-
/ cellent. due 10 a continued use OF
Postum, with a general observance
| of r,roDer hvgiene OF nothing am
more convinced than that If / had
continued drinking coffee, / should
be today little less than a nervous
| wreck. and possibly blind"
| There's a Reason
Name given by the Postum Co
! Battle Greek. Mich Read The Road
to MELVILLE" in pkgS-
| Ever read the above letter. A new
one appears from time to time. The,
are gepuine, true, and full of human
| LntAreSt
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-09-03
REPUBLICANS FIND
WORK FOR BOOKER T
b. Associated Press

New York. Sept. 2-As a result OF
a conference between General 7
Coleman DUPONT, the head of the
speakers bureau of the republican IA
tiCnal committee, and Booker 7.
Washington, i was decided that the
latter would work in connection with
the committee in behalf OF Judge
Taft'S election
Instead OF going upon the stump.
Washington viii devote his attention
10 organization work among the 1e-
gro schools. colleges and churches
He realizes that the Brownsville in
cident threatens 10 cause a considera-
bic disaffectiOn in the cOlored vote
and il will be mis- task 20 try to pre-
vent this
His efforts will be directed more
especially 10 the states of Ohio. Iudi-
ana Illinois Missouri. West Virginia
Maryland and New York where the
.ooloz0d EotA Is an important factor
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-09-03
WAUSAU.
Spe Gal to Tha .foIIrnaI


! WaUsau, Fla, Sept Wv. d
J Owens, Jr., came in from Pensacola
| yesterday, where he had been on
/ business.
Mrs Annie SkitO, of Holmes Val
! ley. was in town Tuesday.
J. J. Barrow, prosperous mer-
lchant of Sexton, was transacting bust
ness here Tuesday.
Uncle Sampson Carter. one OF
I Washington cOunty'S oldest citizens
was in town Tuesday and we are
glad to note that the old gentleman
is in fine health
Frank Russ, Of Vernon. was shak-
ing hands with friends here yester-
day
Rowel Farmer, OF Wilder. was in
town Thursday, the guest of E. B.
Tiller
Mrs John B. Glen and sister, Mrs.
f. NJ Pinder,. of Chipley, were in
town Thursday and will spend a few
days with their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
W d. Owens
I. W. JOurdOn, OF Orange Hill. was
IN town for two or three days this
week.
Uncle Perry Horne, Of Orange Hill
and formerly county surveyor, was
mingling with friends here FRIDAY.
Capt Mcmillan, of Holmes Valley.
was a business caller here Mondav-
The b c. delivered large quantities
of freight to the merchants here
Monday and to the Morrison Mil Co.
below here.
W. H. Bailey, of Orange Hill. visit |
ed this place Monday
s W. Simmons. one of the most
progressive farmers. WIS minEIing
With friends here Monday
B. F Gamer made a business trim
to ChIpiey Tuesday, returning the
same day.
A. w Weeks, the locomotive of the
)OpuIist party, was in town Tuesday.
J. J. Cox, one of the prosperous
merchants here, made a business trip
% the county capital Monday
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-09-03
Best the World Affords

1t gives NE unbounded pleasure to
recommend BuckIen's Arnica SaIye i"
says J. W. Jenkins. Of Chapel Hill. \
G Il am convinced it's the best saIye
the world affords. II cured a feIou on
my thumb, and It never fails to heal
every sore, burn or wound 70 which il
Is applied. 2jc at all drug stores.
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Stories of the Streets and Town

The Merry Widow hat is doomed,
TaboOed and put to rout.
Now will the summer maiden please
Proceed to roll it out?
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Standard Clothing Co.
TERSELY TOLD.

Eighteen cases were docketej cor
atrial yesterday morning before Judge
Uohnson in the recorders court. Jf
this number one case was dismissed,
one continued and sentence suspend
ed. in five cases. Fines imposed
amounted to $50. Maud Davis, a
white woman, charged with disorder
y conduct. was fined $25. seutsnce
Epeing suspended upon condition that
Ishe leave the city within 81 hours.
j. E. Concannon, who has been on
IA visit to his family in Indi ana, has
lreturned to the city.
The maximum temperature at Pen
ksacola yesterday was Sc degrees at
t11:30 a. m, while the minimum was
ia degrees at 4:30 a. m. Last year
on the same date the maximum was
SO degrees and the minimuni 79 de-
igrees. The average maximum for
this date is sc degrees and ne mini
mum 73 degrees.
Geo. Bouncet arrived from Bagdad
yesterday, and Is still in the city on
a short sojourn.
R. L. Mckenzie, Panama City en-
fhusiast, was in town yesterday.
yesterday 81 p 4s s sa EESsa SP saia!sz
w A. Finley, Jr., was here from
Pine BaTen yesterday.
u A. Schafer and wife, of BagdaL
are in the city for a few days, and
are registered at the Escambia hotel.
C. c. johnson, of Vernon, is spend
ing a few days in Pensacola.
]. T. Washington. a ChipIey man,
ds registered a. local hotel
Mrs. c. E. Mason and Mr. and Mrs.
Frank ]. Fleming, also of Milton.
came down on the City of Tampa yes
terday, stopping at the Southern.
They returned during the latter part
Aof the day.
T. ]. Holmes arrived from Musco,
gee yesterday and is at the Hotel Man
haitian.
w. B. Mccoy, of Mobile, is spend
ing few days in the city.
]. H. Hodges, of Apalachicola, is
spending few days in Pensacola.
Geo. R. Weldon. of Jacksonville, is
sn the city.
Miss Myrtle Peagler. of Greenviue
,Ai4-. is visiting Miss Blanch White
.siiss Peagler is well known here
Phaying visited in Pensacola severa
times before.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-09-03
Legal Advertisements.
PROPOSALS FOR UNIFORMS.

PROPOSALS FOR UNIT FORMS.
Sealed proposals VIII be received for
furnishing uniforms for the Police and
Fire Departments by the Board OF Public
p. m. September ,. 1905. Proposals to be
marked Proposals for Police and Fire
Uniforms" and addressed to l. G. Ay-
mard, Clerk of Board of Public Safety.
The uniforms for which proposals are
invited consist of approximately sixty (6O)
uniforms. Specifications and blank forms
of proposals can be obtained by applica-
ton TO the Clerk of the Board of Public
Safety at the City Hall. The right Is
reserved to reject any all bids. or to
award any part of the proposed work TO
any bidder. l. @. AYMARD-
aClerk Board of Public Safety.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-09-03

A lot of old newspapers,
tied up IN neat bundles for
sale, DC bundle, at The Jour-
nal aSica.
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u. S. Mail Launch
RUTH

SCHEDULE. -
PenSsco Mary Esther and SoS9y MAIL
Line.
James Jerauio, Capt.
Leaves landing Monday, wednesday aso
Friday at 1880 a m, making regular stops
Rt Harris, Mary Esther, Camp walton,
pestin and Boggy.
Returning. leaves Doggy Tuesday.
Thursday and Saturday at 500 a M, ar
irving Pensacola 1:30 D m
Passenger and freight service
For rates. apply to u NJ. Witherlll,
Contractor and Manager Landing 1l3
se->~ pAl@fa< Phana S2a
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FRIDAY NIGHT-"Under Southern
Skies"

SKIES
The first show Offered in this CITY
this year is LOttie blair Parker's
beautiful and interesting southern
drama, Under Southern Skies" All
who have sat under the spell of this
Interesting story of life in Louisiana.
Will surely avail themselves of the
opportunity of seeing it again when
il is shown at the opera house on
Friday night. Sept T.
The company employed 70 enact
the various roles is stronger this
sea son than ever before. and the fur
Their promise is made that this beau
tiful play will this year, both artist
caHy and scenically, be better than
ever.
Under Southern Skies" gives q
pure, wholesome lesson that touches
the beaTtstTings in the pathetic
scenes and excites the risibilities in
the humorous ones A further inter
est IN this absorbing play, is in the
quaint cOstuming Of the bevy of
beautiful girls. whose youth and CAV
spirits IN the various HalIOwe en-
games, lend an added zest and charm
TO the dramatic interest of the play
SATURDAY NIoHT-Tin Murphy.
Mr. Tim Murphy is an honest type
or actor and manager He does not
take refuge behind the excuse that
ne produces the best plays he can
get ne goes further and does not
produce new play unless the wise /
-Tuition of his wide experience tells /
him that IL is a good one. At other
lines he reviyes one Of those comedy 1
treasures Of his long repertoire. /
Hence a new play offered by Mr.. /
Murphy always means q good play 1
After two years assiduOus reading OF !
plays by native and foreign authors.
amous as well as obscure, he has l
oUnd another gem which has npngad
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-09-03
FUNERAL NOTICE..

FUNERAL NOTICE.
The funeral of Miss Barbary Cor
sey. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. F. A.
Corley, will take place this afternoon
at 1880 from the. home of the parents
at 222 w. Zarragossa street.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-09-03

PROPOSALS FOR DRAIN Fort Barran-
cas-, Fla. August IS 1905 Sealed pro
posalS in tripliCate will be received here
until II a m. September 2. 1908. for the
material and labor required in conSJr,EC-
ton of a drain from pumping station al
this post Information furnished on APP
plicatiOn to Capt d w Hand Construct
ing Quar- teTmaSteT. ug25-2S-2TSept2-S--
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STEAMER
MONARCH'S

SCHEDULE
Daily, Except Sunday.
Leave City for Navy Yard and Pavilion
f.1S a m
Leave Pavilion for Navy Yard and City
4:S0 D. M, except on Saturdays. when
she leaves at 1I:45 a m
Sunday.
Leave City for Pavilion 1910 a m S:10
,. m. and 3. m.
Leave Pavilion for City D m, p m
and p. m
Leave City for Pavilion us a m. S-lC
%. m s q m. and AS p. m
Leave Pavilion for City 4-30. e;4S and
FARE-RouNp TRIP, IS CENTS.
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CREW NOTICE.

CREW NOTICE.
-<H Neither the Captain. Owners
HA nor Consignees of the blk Mar
fA Eherita- viii be responsible for
debts contracted by the Crew
of said vessel
A. MASSE.
PENSACOLA LUMBER CO. Captain
C---
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THE REAL THING

iHG NEAL irINO
/ Use Blue Ribbon Vanilla and yo
get the real vanilla made from tn
It1nest vanilla beans that grow.
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CREW NOTICE.
Neither the Captain. Owners
2RN nor ConSignees of the Nor ok
Western Monarch. will be re
1890 Sponsibls for debts contracted
a1z1E7zzs~ by the Crew of said vessel
TIL THORBJORNSEN.
Captain
PENSACOLA LUMBER CO.
Consignes-
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Geo. Bouncet arrived from Bagdad
yesterday, and Is still in the city on
a. short sojourn.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-09-03
MOVEMENT INAUGURATED FOR
IMPROVED SIDEWALKS IN CITY

(contInued from, First Pase.)
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-09-03

R. L. Mckenzie a Panama City en-
fhusiast, was in town yesterday.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-09-03

j. E. Concannon, who has been on
a visit to his family in Indi ana, has
sTeturned TO the city.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-09-03

Miss Myrtle Peagler. of GreenviIla
Ala, is visiting Miss Blanch White
ssMiss Peagler is well known here
Ihaving visited in Pensacola severa
times before
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-08-11
F U r N I s H E D

tues before the disguised public, and
maliciously maligned efficient and
honest and discreet officials with de-
liberate Misrepresentation and bill
lingsgate, should point to this report
of this Grand Jury as "vindication"
of their representative-the reform
Sheriff!
1t is surprising that people with
such n record behind them can take
such stand and keep straight face.
The Grand Jury, which held
to the criminal side of the ques-
ton, has made out case sufficiently
strong to make the resignation OF the
Sheriff appropriate. An ofIlcer whose
indiscreet act upsets the course of
justice finds no pedestal in the front
rank Of capable, common-sense off,
cialdom.
Add to this the further indiscretion
of becoming financially obligated TO a
leader OF the red-light district, and
you have combination of weak in
competence or childish innocence that
almost makes one weep to contem-
plate.
When the men who are so anxious
to make out a case against Breckons
present this record of the reform
Sheriff as a sample of what they can
do in the way of reform, what do you
think the Attorney General OF the
United States will say? .-
What would Roosevelt say?
Perhaps the guardians of our NOR
ais will indeed do even SO foolish 4
thing as to present the Iaukea record
as an additional charge against
Breckons. Many silly things have
been done. One of the remarkable
features of the whole affair is the
seraphic calm with which the self-ap-
pointed moral" censors have viewed
this whole incident. Their silence is
intensified because of the wholesale
campaign OF malice they have at var
ious times conducted against repu-
table citizens OF the Territory and
competent officials of the Territory
and County who had the courage OF
conviction and performed their duty
without fear or favor.
These "reformers" either deceive
themselves and are to be pitied or
they are the most intolerant and VI
cious persons imaginable.
As to the honesty Of these people
who find that Sheriff Iaukea has been
"vindicated" we have only TO recall
that only few days ago the same
outfit viewed with obvious alarm and
expressed contempt the remarks OF
w. o. Smith, who stated that Judge
Kepoikai OF Maui had shown terribly
poor judgment but had done nothing
criminally wrong, when borrowing