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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1908-11-03
HONOLULAN WRITES ON
SWITZERLAND AND TOURISTS

in satisfactory condition. Later
Russian student was found in one of
the rooms of the same house, asphyxiat-
ed by gas escaping from the stove. The
inspector was reprimanded and heavily
fined for neglect of duty.
In general the city is a model of
neatness. Fine hedges and pretty beds
of flowers abound. The streets and
roadways are excellent. Massive bridges
of masonry span the valleys or carry
the railroads over the elevated street
crossings. Lausanne-Ouchy is beauti-
fully situated ON the southern slopes
of the Jorat hills. The Lake of Geneva
at Ouchy is 1920 feet above sea level.
while the business center of the olderl
portion of Lausanne at Place st. Fran
co.'s is 400 feet higher. Our home Isl
midway between these extremes which
are connected by electric trans as we'll
as by cable road or fumicuiaire. The
streets are often quite steep and in
many places ascend long flights of solid
stone steps. People do not seem to-
mind walking up and down hill. We.
are ourselves quite used to it and en-I
| JOY long walks which would be rather
tatiguing in city like Honolulu. Tho
bracing air of this climate makes exer4
else necessity and joy.
! The people of Switzerland prize their
citizenship and do not allow aliens in1
discriminatory to secure the privilege oil
the franchise. payment of from fir
teen hundred to two thousand francs is
demanded of a stranger who seeks I'd
become citizen. Is not this method of
reducing the number of the unfit Wild
acquire citizenship in our own land
worthy of the consideration of AmerI
lean statesmen The President of this
republic is elected annually by thd
"Conseil National - from among theiI
own MEMBERS, who in turn are elected
by the people of the various canton1
whom they represent. The election
passes off so quietly that the general
public need know nothing about it. ThJ
government employees are not levied up,
on to make unwilling contributions ii
support central committee of corrup}
politicians. There is no mud singing
no disturbance to business, and as m9
informant added with triumphant exi
preston of countenance, "It does MOI
cost the country cent to elect iii
President
With aloha nui to all my friends VIII
may read this.
Yurs truly,
j. S. EMERSON. \
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1908-11-03
Small Talks

friend Colonel laukea
easily shall get about all the
HENRY party and will do its share
m eeeting him
great Hawaians who supposed to be straight
men are working
Fhmarke vote is split or less, but
/ thnkwe wine Cahcat.
rent houses to whites out on Beretania
that region in such numbers
quality and wellocated
empty white population of the town has
inesas
sport the started time, is the motto
of tied account OF
afknesa at after
JAMES Executive Committee of the Makik Improve
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1908-11-03

by serious
which his This circular worth reading not only because
campaign which feels but showing how
vitality weakis County Attorney defence
quoting the resolutions his favor the ones signed
years ago dried They had been
meeting straight ticket There nothing
strategy the audience laughed at them they did
cahca speech when reached significant charges
- y y
goes charge with inability meet the
libel suits court because it did not accept bluff challenge
attorney absent and both oahat
would to trial his return
from the Coast until he had
witnesses the and
prepared dbaiOn Hence their bluff about
the court at If they had possessed any desire
would sought indictment from the grand
uy charges criminal libel But an
trial the last thing they desired 1t was all humbug what they sad
The the Advertiser in the attitude of avoiding trial
come now the three Circuit
judges saying having signed substantially
entered against Mr. Cath
ability than there against the ability of Julian ayne
Standardization at heaer several years
nolpOsser an mathematician or as the
cw politicians who better fate Mr.
exceedingly the The whole
ability rustwothiness not the art of clubbing
against Mr. cathcar but he has tried his many
would they do not speak He has
pOvd opposing eou but that little matter of telling an
approximate creditor to h in the background
the and y but his unfane to Goo
Chiffon Carl Smith quite beside the mark These
Judicial shallow indeed evidence in rebuta
charging with having dictated in
political ears' How dictaeda 1t has never set up
has tried to primary convention and 1t has usually
at All the
the of the community against the
dai the yellow dogs make the most of 1T
do that all the supporters OF
that all the yellow dogs supporter
that between chesu
horse a chestnut
- - -
the results of fair examination
the those 10
Advertiser for opposing them in the past Every feuast WIN
book
punish the Advertise
gambler and ginvender has 1T m Tor I'M
crusade of two TINS paper
which finally went to pieces under m
then well
beed jealousy of made Roadway against thu
of cheap and ready hostility Blu
behind them behind like Tren
issue of public morals The People ar
best politics. ana
appeal administration clean is made
~ ~ y
tricks There be bogus bulletin
from anohe will go abou
ret precinct will hear that tn
vote is going precinct it really the othe
way will be worked Remembein
in Fighting he monkeyed with the ballot
will to the count Last time the ehor wa
voting filed with the machine folk SO as to an
courage busines who don't like to wait
49,,
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1908-11-03
GROUP ouIoKLY CURED.

A few doses of Chamberlain Is Coup
Remedy brings surprising results whe
child shows symptoms of crou
There is no cause for alarm when tn
medicine is in the house, as ii rareI
takes more than three or four doses
bring about complete cure. 1t h;
never failed even in the most seve
and dangerous cases. For sale at O
dealers. Benson, Smith & Co., Lit,
agents for Hawaii.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1908-11-03

The Helene's cargo from Hawaii i
cluded 20 head cattle, "a calves, al
g. cords of wood from the Hawaii
Mahogany.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-08-21
RAILROAD EMPLoYE WANTS PAY
Foe HIS RIGHT ARM
SUIT FILED YESTERDAY
Heath Lost Nis Arm At Ha,leyVille
While Cleaning Out Engines for
the Rock lsland-Defeotive
Machinery Alleged


''"- WI '"
i''low employees ana also d'i''.s lh
machinery. q. W. Heath of liail'NNi,lr
through his attorneys Cruc Cucr a
H.c,I,uYr. has Gl,d suit iu t.,. Ii-trIc,
.....,.. -, rt. ,..,,.. ,,,r xsounn ID,
L.. , ,,.
'.-''' "' '''' ''''." "''' "'' "'''- ''
'"''' mousse "' 'h' N''' .'''''" 'l
ilHlcyvill", n" was receiving s.
day as helper for tho chief hos'lor
and was engaged i'm removing cindcrs
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-08-21
OIL EXPERT HERE
REPORTS ON WHEELER OIL AND
GAS FIELD FOR SANTA FE
COMPANY.

Martin Barber of Los Angeles,
Cal, was here last night and talked
freely with the newspaper boys. lie
is an oil expert with the Santa Fe
company and was sent from his
home here TO investigate the Wheel
err fields lie said the oil PROPOSE
tom here was going TO be big
thing for Ardmore and this county
as we'll as for his road The com
piny at present has a number OF
small producers in the field they are
shallow and produce about ten ba-
rcls per well each day. The present
supply would not Justify the construc-
tion Of pipe line or a line OF road
10 the fields. However, the company
Is now sinking deep well. The usu-
al amount of oil was found al the
depth OF about 1000 feet. but IL was
cascd of and the wen is being drill.
cd DO. per- i win Dee sunk 10 q
depth of 5000 feet j. is now 1926
feet deep and the drilling is in pro.
.pros The panic and the floods bias
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-08-21
NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE

In the mauer OF the csta'e 81 WI.
lie, Sarah D., and Henry L'' VII.
lis.
Na.i'c is her. by given IN p.rsu
anco ot an order of tha Goa g.,
court OF the county OF Carter, state
of Oklahoma, made on the 10th
day OF August 1905 the undorsig
cd guardian of the estate of Willie,
sarah j., and Henry Lee Willis will
sell at private sale to the highest
bidder subject TO confirmation by
said court on or after the 2Sth
day of August \. D., 1905, after
= O'Clock a. m. al office of Brown
a Cadcl, Ardmore, Okla, all the
right. ritle and interest of saiu
viii Sarah j., and Henry Lee
Willis in and to the following des.
cribod real estate situate in Car
ter county. Sta.e of oklahoma, to
Wit.
$ - of NEl, of NE a Eia of SW
!, of Ne a; SEA Of NJ "a; NE
D., of NV a of SEA and y z
OF NEi, OF Sc "A Sec and SWh
of NV "A of NW a and SW a Of
NW O., of sec. 4; all in township >
- y ~ and SW ., of Sc =,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-08-21
SUES FOR HOUSE
BROCK PROPERTY GETS INTO
COURT AGAlN-kENDALL
vs. MccASklLL.

W. G. Kendall VS.. u. \. McCaskl
Emm, McCaskill and Emaline Nc
Casknl is the style of a suit filed
yesterday afternoon In the Office OF
the district clerk The plaintin al
lcgcs that ne is the owner OF house
and lot in the town OF Brock in this
county, McCasHll is now occupying
the house under the terms of deed
dated December ., 1907. from ". W.
Holland 10 Emaiuc McCaskill The
plaintiff alleges that this deed .
fraudulent and that the same prop
cry was levied upon Sept lG 1907,
hy tho United States marshal #
this district as the property Of y.
4. McCaskll, and was sold Dy the
sheriff, OF Carter county July H.
l9OS He sues for the cancellation of
the decd 10 Emaliuc McCasNu and
for possession Of The property
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-08-21
LUkE'S MUSIC
STORE
chrysanthemum Show.

After some work of soliciting pre-
miums and talking with a number
OF our business men and others in
terested in the Chrysanthemum
show, and in the better development
of Ardmore and Carter county, we
find IL will be necessary to delay
the publication of the rules and gen.
eral regulations for few days.
some of it We can have ready for
sundays paper, but as there Is to
be an important meeting Monday al
ternoon at the home OF Mrs. Ed No
BILE on b street, northwest, and the
secretary OF the Commercial club and
others are going TO meet with us
TO advise as TO further plans, and
As indications point TO more cX-
tensivo Fair than We had at first
hoped for, we shall from time to
time, publish entire premium list and
other plans MS rapidly as they can
be arranged.
All business men and others who
would like for us TO begin arrange.
mcnts for a parade Of floats and so
on for one of the days of the Fair
are specially requested TO come to
Mondays moctiug
MRS. !. \. BIVENS.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-08-21

+, 5. Myers, a prominent citizen Of
Alva, with his wife, was driving in
the adjacent country when they met
a cowboy on horseback, who in strik'
ing his horse with a biacksnake whip
while pa a,sing also struck their horse
terrible blow, which caused him
70 rear and oyerturn the buggy se'
verely injuring the horse, The cow
boy did not stop although he looked
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-08-21

partially interfered with the develop
ment of the field. Mr.. Barber said
there was every Indication that the
gas supply was permanent and tho
gas Is remarkably clean as 1t burns
without any odor whatever.
Mr.. Barber said he was glad 20
learn that the Ardmore Elks we're
preparing TO come to Los Angeles
next year and that his town would
show them good time.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-08-21

John Mulkcy was IN the city Ncsior.
day evening from Mulkoy translcfiug
som. business i'm probate court with
Judge Mason lie says the people
generally will come To Ardmorc tomor
row to be present at the county con.
vcution and at the organization of the
central committee. Tn. rain ci We'd
ncsdav night did not reach Nulkey
and Mr.. Mulkcy says The people 'ncrc
need shower
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-08-21
FOR CAMPAIGN FUND

As an advocate of the motto, Lot
the People Rule and for the olcc.
tion Of Bryan and Kern, let us all r"a-
li2e that our government is sacred to
us. We want our candidates for pub
lie office to discharge their duties
free from any bargains, claims or OBJ
legations, with or 10 any one, but the
great mass of honest people.
It tak,s 5 money 10 pay Nh" necessary
expenses of campaign. This money
the people who wan. honest govern.
mcnt must contribute.
Honest voters pay your own way
and control your own government.
The candidate Who goes 10 Wall
street for millions of dollars for "a
campaign fund mus. barter away the
sacred rights of tua people 10 have
government free from coutro. %
special interests
Wall street never pays dollar 10
any campaign fund without a pl.og"
of thousand fold r.urn.
This paper Oh. \rdmor@tc VIII
receive your contributions publish
Your name and amount and io.wH
tho money 20 ru, democratic roosw
cr
c. y. HASKELL Treasurer
r.......-..... ...f.ora1 Coumffte.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-08-21
ANNOUNCEM a ENT.

Having purchased the stock Of gen
eral merchandise OF Chancellor Bros
Company ! Will open for business at
th. same stand, Saturday, Aug. p.
hope TO retain all OF the customers TO
the old firm and a number OF new ones
2O.2 TOM CHANCELLOR
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-08-21

Can't, w r Wilmington was great.
ly pleased this morning when he saw
the prediction made by Adlai L. Stev.
enson, vice president under Grover
Cleveland and who has been nominal
nois would go democratic this year.
Illinois Is the native state Of Capt.
Wilmington and in case it go. demo
cratic he wants TO 20 back and be
buried under its sod before IL goes
republican again. Doubtless the cap
tain would like to sec 1t remain demo
experiment of lying under IL hallow-
ed soil
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-08-21

Staye and diamond steel wire fac
tory. Orders solicited Hammocks
hung by tree or post on lawns. Price
$50 per Telephone No G64 gree.
p
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-08-21

Alaska rofrigerators at very low
prices Tho season is closing and
wc have a few choice ones left, 81,
ems, Corhn and Frenslcy.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-08-21
An Edison Photograph

1t makes the children happy
and keeps the father at home.
The Edison Phonograph sup
plies the same sort of amuse-
ment that people 60 to the
theater to get. In no other
form can so much amusement
be had for so little money as
in the form of an Edison
Phonograph or Victor Talk
ing Machine. One dollar a
week pays for one at
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-08-21

The police court entertained one Iol-
low for disturbing the peace, one for
carrying a weapon and one for drunk
cnn,ss This morning The disturbor
paid Sl3, tho pistol toter S25 ana tho
drunk $40.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-08-21

W II. Winters was here today from
Cook county with a wagon load OF
very fine Kiefer pears which he rails
ed ten miles southeast Of Gainesville,
His load of fruit sold readily al s1.25
per bushcl. Mr., Winters said he had
500 bushels Of pears in his orchard.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-08-21

John Wagner of oklahoma city,
who has been the guest Of his daugh-
ter, Mrs. + Pugh returned today 70
his home in Oklahoma City Mr..
Wagner and Mr. Pugh visited Bro
mide and made some purchases OF
real estate while there. has had an
analysis OF the waters made and they
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-08-21
alBATROSS

mats Tie name o. The best Hour
sold IN Ardmore.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-08-21

Pete Malavanos will begin next
week the operation of a candy factory
on Main street lie will sell to the
trade only and will not attempt to re-
tai, his candies
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-08-21

American Hog Fencing az Dlveus,
Corhn and Frensleys
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-08-21

Dick Hignight sold 10 head OF beef
cattle today to the cold storage. The
bunch brought $lG3.5O. The Cold Sto-
rage also bought hogs from J. +.
Greenwood, II. A. Fox. r. l.. Brown,
and Lee Anderson The top price foI
hogs is s5.3j.
Miss Vera Gee of Pilot Point, Tex.
as, viii arrive in this city this after
noon en- route home from Kansas City
and will be the guest of Mcsdumcs j.
G. Langram and G. B Hanks
Born 10 Mr. and Mrs, Kcnnott Hud.
son a ten pound boy at SIS Tuesday
afternoon at Kansas City.
\ folly party composed of Misses
Ruth and Eula Sims Hester Rude OF
Enid, Roma Moore and l.eta Mae
Woodward, Messrs Robert Tyre
Leo Bv.3, frank Rose Roger Tucker
and Mr. Blackburn, chaporoned by
Mr. and Mrs. J. c. Langram enjoyed
a picnic at the city lake last even
ing. The entertainment was given by
the Misses Sims in honor of Miss
Rude and Mr Blackburn. The occa
sion was greatly enjoyed by all the
participants.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-08-21

Ardmoroitc Wanl ars 90 Resuts
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-08-21

Born 10 Mr.. and Mrs. Konnctt Hud
son ten pound boy at SIS Tuesda.
afternoon at Kansas City.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-08-21

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-11-01
CHAPTER xxx.
"Who Ia Dolorese'

Out i'm the entrance hall P,ui was
promptly cap ured by Mrs. Tudor; she
particularly wished to see some special
versation they descended together into
the exquisite gardens. followed by Hester
and Casida. Here were marble ponds
with gold fish, long walks bordered with
flowers. hedges Of geraniums. immense
bushes of heliotrope and Jasmine. II
was like fairyland: the place seemed to
be bathed i'm silent enchantment
"Who is Dolores?" inquired Hester.
suddenly. as she S rolled down a slope
with the Spanish girl
"Ah! you should not ask me-" she re.
piled with a hasty gesture, "for I de.
test her and she hates me- Indeed she
never likes any woman-only men and
they all adore herr
Indeed! do they-and why?"
Because she is ex ordinarily hand.
some. She has such charm. she Is SO So
ductive. and oh so wicked
Hester stood still for an instant and
surveyed her companion aghast.
Yes. she is; though she does not COM
init crimes. she tells shameless untru hs.
and fiirts furiously with women hus-
bands and fiances. and breaks their
for amusement. She has no
heart at all: she dances like q dream,
and sings aye di mi! and goes to the
head OF every man under seventy just
like mescal!'
"A terrible intoxicant-a maddenin9
drink. Ell Duque cannot bear her. nor
Leon: but la Duquesa likes her-she 10 her
trap. Men come to see Dolofes-and they
stay and play cards"
(To be continued next Sunday
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-11-01

spectators were scattering when Hester
learned the meaning of the mysterious
handkerchiefs. The owners assembled by
the doorway. and to each wrs res ored
her loan. along with tribute in the
shape of money.
The Casa Morella was not far from the
cafe. and as ii was clear moonlight
night the party returned there on foot.
Paul and his cousin escorted the ladies
home. In order to secure Mrs. Tudor's ac-
ceptance Of the next days program.
AS she stumbled down the calle. over
the rough stones, in her best evening
shoes. Hester was accompanied by Capt
Tudor Not in vain had lie attended
various autumn maneuvers.
'Beastly slow. wasn't it?.' he grumbled
II wonder you were not poisoned with
the smoke
II believe I'm getting used to it, she
to 1t myself. People say that it is mos,
soothing and delightful
''Oh. l hate to see girl with cigar
cite in her mouth" said her escort; and
English womans nerves don't wan,
soothing. eh?''
And what about the men, she asked
with quick glance.
"Oh. I'm not a heavy smoker. but to.
night 1t was In self-defense. You could
have cut the atmosphere with a knife
and as to the bowling of that boy. 1,
was like a dog baying at the moon,
don't think. myself, that it was quite a
place for ladies-a regular cafe chan.
tant!''
well. I enjoyed it.. must say" she
boldly confessed.
Perhaps just for once he added. re-
lenting- But l did not notice many OF
the upper ten there
I'VE were the upper ten. All the Val
dollanas. as well as Count and Countess
Morio and
Last. not least a marquis. Ell? Tha,
fellow Is as swarthy as an Indian. 'Por
my soul. IL he were out there. I'd swear
he was a half caste" and he nodded al
the tall. 1.-THE figure. walking few yards
in front. with DOna Luisa on his arm
You won't forget about Gibraltar. will
you?-that's bargain. eh?"
What about Gibraltar?' she asked
ooh. Of course-yes. of course; but
don't think you will be able to persuade
Mrs. Tudor She is grumbling at the heat
as 1t is: but, at least, you can try"
Certainly. l shall have a good try
and mind. Miss Forde. you back me up
he added. with significance; and this
sentence brought them to the door of the
Casa Morella.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-11-01

her feet. and with an effort forced down
her desperate agitation.
Yes. 1T was all owing to some gam
bling debt and young Guichard. L could
not. he said, permit any man to insult
my mother: / have not come to that; and
/ have given Monsieur Guichard some
thing to think about, to keep him quiet
and to make him remember me.
''Oh. SO 1t was all about the Duquesa?' -
said Hester. slowly.
Yes. He says 1T is hard. when he is
doing his filial duty. undertaking his
fathers affairs and his mothers quarrels,
that people should destroy his reputation.
I said: Give dog bad name" but he
refused to joke. and really seemed hurt
that We should have harbored such bad
opinion of him.
when is he leaving?" she asked. under
her breath.
The day after tomorrow. but we shall
all meet tonight at the cafe-at least.
you may II you care to see the Spanish
dancers?"
Yes should very much she an
swered. eagerly.
But listen to me. my dear continued
Mrs. Tudor: although this time you
have had your heart smart for nothing
and he is innocent. be warned by me
there will be time-yes. and many a
time-when Paul de Sarazin will give you
good reason to be jealous!"
Hester laughed queer laugh. She felt
both light headed and light hearted.
''Oh. 1t is the face of hero, l grant
you: and he has brains and courage. is
a magnificent horseman and swordsman
his manners are only too attractive; but
what is the good of It all when he is as
inconstant as the wind? Now. my nephew
by marriage is not handsome or graceful
but good honest little gentleman. who
would make you a far better husband
and adore you all his life. Believe me,
am not saying this because he Is my
nephew. Hester" she added and then she
smiled as she looked at Testers crimson
cheeks and said: But where the heart
is concerned. what young woman ever lis
tened to an old woman's advice? Well
you must dree your weird" and nodding
her head Mrs. Tudor returned to her own
room. while Hester with tremulous
haste. looked out her most becoming
evening gown and her last remaining pair
Of long white gloves. No. unfortunately.
it was not a fitting occasion for her to
wear the necklace!