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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-28

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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-28

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The Winslow mail., 1909-06-26

day was not near as clean and
snappy as the home boys.
Messrs McNulty and Harvey
umpired the game, McNulty for
Winslow and Harvey for Will
liams Their work was very good
and they were at all times boss
of the field The home boys will
do well if they can keep McNulty
here If for no other purpose than
umpiring as he is on to all the
fine points of the game and rem
ders his decisions promptly and
effectively. Mae is ball player
himself and will probably be seen
in q uniform ere long, yet his
work as umpire is so good that
he would fit nicely into that
place.
Winslow will go to Williams
next Sunday where they will play
a return game with the team
they defeated last week. The
Williams boys are game and say
that the result will be much diff
ferent on their home grounds.
However, if our boys play as
we'll together as they did last
Sunday we have no fear o! the
result.
The Winslow mail., 1909-06-26
July Fourth

The committee on arranging
the independence Day celebration
were busy last week making col
lectiOns of the amount subscribed
by the various business men of
the town and were agreeably
surprised to find that many of
them had decided to increase
their subscription and were now
more heartily in favor of the
movement than when they were
first approached. The collections
were nearly all made and the
financial end of the affair is now
nearly complete SO that the ex-
ecutive committee are able to list
their events and arrange the
purses in accordance with the
amount in sight Everything is
now in readiness and a program
will be issued some time during
the coming week giving full in
formation of the various events
to be pulled off and the hour at
which they will start. Sub COM
mittees have been appointed and
all sports will be listed and put
in charge of a competent COM
petent committee. There will be
running races for boys as we'll as
men, and it is probable that the
ladies will also have a chance to
show their speed. The program
as finally outlined will be in the
hands of the printer early in the
coming week and will be printed
in the NAIL next Saturday.
Dr. r. G. Bezell returned Mon
day from an automobile trip
from the Whiteriver country.
The Winslow mail., 1909-06-26

A carload of goats got out of
the Santa Fe stock yards Tues
day evening causing some little
excitement in this vicinity, it be-
ing thought that it was the work
of thieves Later reports, how
ever, seem to Indicate that the
goats worked their way out be
tween the boards of the pens.
They were all gathered up the
next day, coyotes having fright
ened them from the vicinity OF
the stock yards and scattered
them through the surrounding
country.
The Winslow mail., 1909-06-26
Code Forsyth

A very pretty home wedding
occurred at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. n S. Bly, last Wednesday
evening, the 23rd inst, when Miss
Florence Forsyth sister OF Mrs,
Bly,. was married to Mr.. W. o..
Code. Rev. Father ConnOly OF
the Catholic church performing
the ceremony. Miss Charlotte
Frost, of kingman, acted as
bridesmaid and Mr.. Edward
Dovle, of Winslow, was best
man.
The house was beautifully de-
cOrated with ferns, white roses,
and carnations. The bride car
red boquet OF oses, while the
bridesmaids bOquet was OF pink
roses.
The wedding party entered to
the strains of Lohengrins We'd
ding March, beautifully rendered
bv Miss Alta Hubbs, of King
man. and they were proceeded by
Bernardine Creswell, who scat
tered rose leaves from q dainty
basket, and by the flower girls
Virginia Bly, and Helen KING.
The bride was attired in a
beautiful gown of white satin
messaline de sole, he bridesmaid
wearing an elegant gown of pink
silk.
The young couple were the re-
cipients of MANY elaborate and
substantial presents from their
many friends, as we'll as q dwell
ing house from the brides sister,
Mrs. n. 5. Bly,.
The "office bunch presented
Bill and his newly wed wife with
a large box of very useful kitchen
utinSilS.
The ceremOney was witnessed
bv the immediate relatives of the
bride and a few intimate friends
of the bride who are we'll known
here, the bride having been raised
in WinslOW while Mr.. Code has
been here for the past four years,
all of which time he has been in
the employ of the Santa Fe, at
present being cashier in the
agents Office.
The Winslow mail., 1909-06-26

Mrs ]. F. Mahoney killed a
fairly good size rattlesnake near
her residence this week, the rep
tile having three rattles.
The Winslow mail., 1909-06-26
WinsIow 12-WilIiamS 5

score being - to 5. The visitors
were unable to connect with the
offering of the Winslow pitcher
often enough to gather runs IN
punches. Winslow scored one
run in the first inning, two in he
second and FIVE in the third while
the visitors during this time had
been unable to get man around
the circuit none Oftheir "StickerS"
being able to connect with any
thing resembling a safe lit. In the
second inning Winslow pitcher
STRUCK out three men in the order
that they came to bat, and al
together there were but nine men
up on the Williams team Iii the
first three innings In the fourth,
however, the BOYS from the lum-
Der camp had better luck in un-
raveling the benders of the Wins
twirler and as d result they an
neXed two runs. In the fifth
they gathered another, but that
ended their scoring until the MIN
til when they made q last deSper-
ate stand in an attempt tocrawl
up a few, but only put one man
around the circuit, giving them
total of five. WinslOW failed to
score in the fourth inning, but
hustled three men home in the
next stanza Again in the sixth
and the eight the Williams boys
held the local lads safe. a goose
egg marking the result OF their
efforts. Winslow gathered one
more in the seventh, making
total of - runs for their eight
halves
Shearer, shOrtstOp for Wins
low was hit twice by the Will
liams pitcher, the second time
causing him to make menacing
motions at the opposing twirler,
but nothing further happened.
Winslow's pitcher also hit two
men, but was fortunate enough
to have them widely separated
and no hard feeling resulted.
The Wirslow lineup has under
gone considerable change since
the first game was played here
and it is likely that further chan
ges will yet be made, but each
change has been for the better
and if the improvement continues
It will be but a short time until
the team Will be as strong an
amateur aggregation as can be
gathered together and the boys
will wade through those North
ern Arizona teams like water
through a sieve.
The Williams lads have been
touted as much faster than the
team representing that town
last year, but their work Sun
The Winslow mail., 1909-06-26
KIiendienSt-B Ball

ents, Mr.. and Mrs l.. II Ball,
occurred a pretty home wedding
last Wednesday evening. the %
rd inst, at $3.50, p. m when Hiss
Cora E. Ball was united in mar
riage to Mr.. l.. r. klienllienst.
the ceremony being performed
by Rev. Robt. f Wright of the
Methodist Church. The Young
couple are well known in Wins
low having resided here for some
years, Miss Ball accompanying
her parents from Ration, \. NJ
when Mr. Ball was transferred
to the third division as chief dis
patcher for the Santa Fe. Mr.
kliendienSt was in the train ser
vice between WinSlow and Gall
up rapidly earning promotion to
the position of conductor, which
he later resigned to enter business
on his own account.
Miss Ball was attended by
Miss Bada Bazell, as bridesmaid,
while Mr.. Robt Powell was
groomsman, the attending party
being the parents of the bride
and a few intimate friends
After the ceremony a dainty
supper was served after which
the evening was whiled away
with music, the party dispensing
after wishing the newly wed
couple much JOY and happiness.
w. S O'Brien has secured the
agency for new patent ice cream
freezer which he now has on ex-
hibitiOn at Babbitt Bros, where
he is ready, to demonstrate the
work of the machine and take
orders for the same The new
freezer is an Improvement over
all other brands now on the
market, doing the work in about
FIVE minutes with very little ef-
fort. MIR. O'Brien was very sue
cessful with the sale OF his ma
chimes at Needles and is receiving
much encouragement here.
The grand stand at the base
ball grounds is undergoing ex-
tensive repairs in preparation for
the crowds expected there dur
ing the Fourth of July celebra-
ton. Contractor E. Burger
has the work in hand and is do
ing a good job of putting on a
new roof and patching seats as
we'll as the underpinning, work
that was badly needed and that
will be fully appreciated by the
attendants at the ball games as
we'll as those interested i'll the
forthcoming sports.
Mrs ]. F. Mahoney killed a
fairly good size rattlesnake near
her residence this week, the rep
The Winslow mail., 1909-06-26

DIR. r. G. Bezell returned Mon.
day from an automobile trip
from the Whiteriver country.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-09-21

Mu@strsse lnuy animoso Y habla de los
inciGeI:,s ;'s Il guerra con una natura-
lidad cue entusIasna.
jose Ordoiez cifra tOdos sus desvelos
en- que Sc le nombre cornetin de 6rdenes,
porque es 10 que el dice:
A mi me gusta ir sienipre delante
de t6s...
-Resguardados por alto parapetc.
cuatro .oiciales destacados en- la sagunda
caseta, haIlabanse entregados las deli
cias de Ia bucSlica.
De prcnto, una baIa enelniga vino i
dar de rebote sobre un plato de tina
porceIana, haciendoIo anicos.
Ell mas caracterzado de los comensa-
les, sin preocuparse por 10 sucedido, ex-
clamo con la mayor naturalidad:
-Ordenanza, otro plato.
Ell duque de Zara goza, a. prcsts
sus servicios como vOluntario en- el re-
gimiento de infamtelia def Rey, pre-
sentose dlas pasados. en- union de otros
dos SOL ldados, en- una dedas casas coalsig
natarias esta blecidas en- el Mantelete. So
licitando la entrega de unos encargos 4ue
S,ls seiores padres le remitian.
Ell empleado a quien, inteu1Dgo co,rtes-
tole secamente. 10 que obligo al duque
4 suplicarle de nuevo, la entrega ell Ell
acto de los efectos el consignados.
-Pero antes es precise que me en-
tregues ocho pesetas q. importa1f los
eastos de trasporte-agrego el empiea-
do.
Ell duque, sin perder la tranquilidad
de amino que le caracteriza. saco una
cartera abarrotada de bAletes de Banco,
y poniendo uno sobre al mesa de escrlto-
rio, exclanno:
Tome y c6brese; Y conste que el
duque de Zaragoza jamas dej6 de pagar
los servicios que lie han prestado.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-09-21
La estupenda riqueza
DE LOS ESTADOS UNIDOS

La aectura de una Obra recien pu-
blicada en- Nueva York lleva al an1mc
una impression aplastadora acerca del
desarrollo de los recursos mater'aies
de los Estados Unidos.
La causa esenciaI de toda prrSperl-
dad americana reside cn los eStaniecl'
mientos agr1colas, y EN- ei agr'c'ritor.
que representa- un nuevo producto de
la civilization moderna.
Antiguamente trabajaha para vivir.
hoy adnlinistra su establecimiento 90
mo una empresa industrial. Ell anti
quo agricultor esta cediendo ell paso az
hombre cientffico altamente educado
conocedor de todas las particularida-
des de la industria Que r&iIota y G'
las maquinas que lnplea. Esta era
de prosperidad en- los Estados Unisios
comenz6 en- 1887. Una mala cosec!la
en- Europa coincidio con una buena en-
America, y Ell precio dea trigo sublo {
mas de un dollar los Is litros.
Ell resrhtado fue que las otras ma
clones del mundo compraron en- es'
aio a los Estados Unidos 24O millones
de libras esterinas de productos agri,
eolas, Y esa Influenza de dinero ex'
traniero hizo de los Estados Unidos
lla naci6n mas rica y mas poderosa
| del mundo entero. E psonedio de'
un dia de production agrlcola de los
Estados Unidos, representa- cerca DE-
cinco millones de libras esterlinas. A
este respecto dice Mr.. Casson:
"Coloquen ea dedo sobre La arheria
del pulse y cuenten las pulsaciones
una, dos, tres, cuatro. A cada cuatro
de estos rapidos golpes de dia y de
no:he entran mil dolares en- el bolsi'
Ilo del agricultor americana.
"Cuando Sc piensa que este gana
10 suficiente en- IL dias para conpral
la Standard Oil, y en- so para eliminal
Carnegie y el '"truHt" del acero del
mapa industrial, Ia historic de aot
atrustsn nos parece la cr6nica de apo,
lpobretanesA
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-09-21
Episodes Y DETALLES

De Gel, Telegrama del Riff. -
La compaiia del regimiento de Nell
LA que manda Ell captain senior Marina
Aguirre, despues de luchar varias horas
a campo descubierto con Ell enemigo, re-
cibio orden de regresar a la posicion
principal, en- donde Sc hallaba destaca-
da.
AL llegar al campamento s1pose que a
una distancia de cuatrocentos metros
habia quedado abandonado un fusil
de la pertenencia de un soldado que du-
rante la operaei6n' Sc habia sentido en-
fermo
Enterado ell general 1maz, ofreci6 pre-
MAR con Is pesetas al que marchase en-
busca del arma.
Espontaneamente Sc Ofrecieron q clio
dos soldados uno de los cuales regres0
al campamento sin haber conseguido el
objeto que Sc proponla.
Convene advertir que ell fuego del
enemigo era cada vez mas nutrido.
No obstante, sali6 el segundo de los
soldados comprometidos, ell cual, en- me-
dio de una verdadera lluvia de balas, To-
gro apoderarse del fusil, agitandolo al
aire varias veces antes de emprender ell
regreso al campamento.
Ell valiente soldado del regimiento de
Melilla, protagonista del suceso que re-
latamOs fue saludado, al llegar la posi-
ci0n con estruendosos aplausos.
Ell general Imaz le abraz6 conmovido,
haciendole entrega de la cantidad ofre-
cida, que ell heroicO soldado considero
prudente compartir con ell que anterior
mente hab1a tratado de rescatar ell arma.
Ell joven Jose Ordohez, de fumilde
familia de Cabra, enterose por la prensa
madrilena de que los moros habianse de-
clarado en- rebeldia contra las plazas
esraflolas que Sc levantan EN- Ia costa
riffena, y despues de consular con sus
padres, adopt6 la hermosa es,lucr; n !.
a. ,lc.I en- auxilio de los que en- Mch!Ia
lnehan por el honor Ge Ia patria ofcn-
dis]a.
Por aquellos dias ell battalion de Tala-
vera,ede guarnici6n en- Algeciras, recibio
orden de estar prevenido para marchar
a Marruecos al primer aviso, Y enterado
Jose Ordoilez, emprendi6 ell camino a
pie, llegando la citada poblaci6n cuan-
do los valientes cazadores se disponian
a salir para Melilla.
Ell joven Ordonez solicit6 y obtuvo
SUI ingreso como voluntario en- las filas
de Talavera. con el lego esta plaza,
1onde ha dado va pruebas de I'm valor
;mnropio de su escasa edad.
Fin cuantos convoyes han protegido
las fuerzas de este battalion, estuvo pre-
sente ell enthusiastic Ordofez
Ell pasado dia 20 Talavera march6 1
la segunda caseta acompahsndo el con-
voy. Ordonez, agarrado a la cola del ca
ballo que montaba Ell captain ayudante
seiior Muhoz, sigui6 sus compaheros,
hacienda nutridc fuego contra el enemi-
CO. cuando las fuerzas Sc despiegaron en-
guerrilla para rechazar ell ataqne> de que
eran objetO.
Al regreso, Ordohez sintio deseos de
probar unos magnificos chumbos que a
respectable distancia de la ruta que sigue
el convoy crecen para tormento de nues-
+ros enemigos. que no pueden comerlos
ante ell tenor de ser visto por los que des-
1e nuestras posiciones vigiian sus mo-
vimientos
Ell voluntario de Cabra satisfzo 50
deseo, sin tenor las balas que cruzaban
en- todas &zeceiones.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-09-21
LA CRUZ LAUREADA


LA CRUZ LAUREADA
Sc ha alberto juicao contraddctor1o
para conceder La crnz laureadn de Sam
Fernando al captain de infanteria D.
Armando Zmora Flores y aa pmnser
Heuiante d. Emilio Garcia Vi1ars
He aqui los hdohpS EN- que ambos
fundan su petici6n, segi1n Ell relate Off
;aial:
"Don Armando Zamora Flores, ca
pitan del battalion de cazadores de Me
'rida mum. IA, soaicta la cruz de Sam
Fernando de segunda clase por el me-
rito que contrajo la noche' del 20 I'LL
timo. hasta bien entrada la manana del
q, en- la defensa del campamentO de
Siai- Musa, en- ell cual, situada su COM
pailia pecho descubierto en- la eKpla
NADIA de Nordeste, pues acaba de lie
gar, enpez6 violentamente a codnbate,
~ no teniendo tempo de foa-ti ficarse,
trat6 de sorprenderles una gran ava
lancha de moros, los cllales, favorecf--
dos por la oscurldad de la noche, TIRE
paron oculta y sigilosamen por las
peilas y chumbe del mismo laAdo pa
ra acevcarse y haeer fuegO, camsando '
rias baJas, por 10 que Sc inici6 um mo-
vamiento de confusion retroeeso por
algunos individuos de Ia primera Sec
ci0n apostaslos en- aquel frente, mavi-
plnl eIHtO que sc trasmitio a los .demaS,
que se retiraron los parapetos del
canpamento, no obstante los repeti--
dos Y sobrehumanos esfuerDos Yue hi
70 EN- forma energica para volverlos
spT puestos, Eogrando1o' no obstante
en momentos de gran peligro. bajD nun
fuego muy nutridisimo, sacandolos uno,
oor uno de Ia entrada del campannem-
to, donde se aglomeraron en- confuse
lnont6n, hasta formar un g1upo, q c1yo
frente y Ia voz de q la baVoneta sc
'anzo rekHReltamente hacia la gran ma
"a de moros que rodeaba la explauada,
mOvimientO de reaccion que lizo retro
ceder a gran distancia al enenfigo, que
no esper6 el choque, fracasamt1o su vi
sable efecto de penetrar en- el campa-
mentO y apOderarse de el.''
"Don Emilio Garcia Vilar, primer te-
nsente del battalion cazadores die Bar
,eloda mum. 3, solicita la cruz de San
Fernando de segunda claSe, pnr ed me
r;to contra1do encontrandose com su ba
tald6n en- la posicahn de Sidi- Ahmed la
nodhe del Is de Julio pr6ximo pasa--
do, en- la cuad tuvo lugar ell ataoa,e de
Los moros, teniendo por mission de de-
femsa el foso posteuior del parapebo de
entrada en- su flanco i0quierdo. J,nto
a la aIambnada existante en- dicho fuer-
te, y eerca del sitio doude omles d pa-
be46n nAcional Sc presem*6 ,un uumen,e-
so gTnpo de nioros 4 distancia de ,1nos
10 metros, al cual cmtuvo con ell fnego
lque ces6 por 6a,dem del excelantfsimo
senior general don Jose Marina al ma
nafestar los moros de la policia que
feran aqueNos moros amigos. Intaro--
gados luego por los que estahan con ell
cxcelentSimo senior general, y lrabien-
do en- este inherregno avanzaxlu fasta
la almbrada, sc vino EN- conncimiento
tde que no 10 eran; dicho Official rom--
pro un rapids y violento fuago por re-
querirlo asf la proxinidad y ndmero dc
los eneamigos, da1do por restlltado ell
rechaear por complete al contrario, en-
contzanklDse q Ia maiiana sigaleute en-
su frente varios cadaveree y nmchps
lreeneEps de sangre. Sc mantuvo en- d.
80
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-09-21

cha posici6n, rechazando los repetidos
asaltos de los moros, y una 8 dos horas
despues fue refor1ado su fanco derecnu
por una seccDm de la compahia man.
dada por el capitan dom Eduardo Lo-
pez Ochoa."
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-09-21
ESPAAA EN- MARRUEC0S

Los zocOS mas conIcuErMlos SON ell
del martes, en- Sidi-H Hadaf, y el mier-
eohes, en- Had-dasa, a orillas de La Mar
Chica, que es muy frecslea1tados por ka
bIeios del interior.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-09-21
tDespachos a Gel Imparcial'

tDeSpachoS Ell lmparclA
la conauista de la Alcazaba a 10 su-
mo puede servir para causar entire las
Iordas del Riff ell natural efecto, va que
elias Ia tienen considerada como I'm
santuario, en- el cual no pueden poner
su pIanta los infieles; pero su poslcl0n
es.rategica podra ser muy dlscutida
Ushra tambien que apoderarse de FL
.uniz.
Sobre todo este existe un motlvo bue
no para nosotros: el general Agu,sera
tIene ante 81 grandes llanuras y ei en.e-
m,go. para atacarnos, tiene que hacerio
Il pecho descubierto; aqul no valen ate
ehanzas, en- las que tan raaestros sc nah
mostrado los rffenos.
Ell camino de Zeluan a Ell Jun'z, 81
no es muy largo, es arenoso, y por 10
tanto, pesado.
El rerritorio qt1e ocupaba Ia m'bn
de O,,ebdana presense desde Mealsna
-.cuao, immense sferra de aD1lados con-
4,,,oxs ALI ydven los andGnnHfos MON
illnesses que menldo wlenen a Mesi--
Fla traa7ailamdo SUI vaahentes caraoos
aouea es Il pals del carbon, segun Oh
CEN los Gt1elaaas.
1nss dfas cNaros dest&eanse perfee-
+,p,x,,x,. Tan mil torrenheras que va en-
IN. n1ama tesrniu,an en- otros taftos eau
.,es recos Y. tristes en el est1o, bnaiaclo-
sor " arroalnx1ores en- Ia estacaon de sas
lluNias.
EsAa condisurari6n del terreno' da
lugar 4 que los kabile6ps alamen al ca.
4uino de RaksQ Quiamiaun Oaoo de'
Aen,a ed de los "nal uno barrancosos'
FL teuritorio de Quebdana tiesie por
SIR los Ufaa SSettut y Bel $Sssuakse1a1 por
Etsts las, llanuras de Trifa y por Occ'-
aeuuxe,t nuestral vecina tribu de Greaa-
VA y Bena-Bu-Yagt.
Quebdana, q,re quiere decir "gentes
de corazon'', Sc divide en- dos fracclo--
mes BIZ tf-Ankud cuyos habdtantes se de-
11kcan al cu1tavo de la vld, y EsZeJa--
MIN Caxaa a1nat ruenta con $500 infan'
tes 10. que da un total de 5000 comoar
taemtes. ,.ke
La sierra Quebdana, theme Ia darec--
e16n E. o.. v esta cubierta de lentlcos
y otros arlbrnytos que aliulentan los hor
NOS del carbon que surte La plaza.
Desde la Gina se divisa La e&tensa
1lsun,ra de Garet. nbundantisinla en ca
"a.
1;osQuebdanaa forman parte de Ia
federaci6n de Angad, SON hombres IA
boriosos ilq,stHadps, y los mas dewoto'
de la 1,egidn.
Por QaebdHna corren dos rios: tlno
I'll SiCi- Brahim, el otno a Mnauya-
FL prafmero, recibe el nombre de Cad
E-Borj (del castAlo) a partr del po'
GQaxio de- este nombre.
Este es UNI gran nponrmnento a La me
mprda de dicho pa#1iarca b7bhoo tAbrs
hSm), rodeadO de viwienhas, comtrud-'
aas rura,cfsas en- La orilla misma del to-.
rremte.
Los pudmcipaaes poblados de Qusbda'
ma son N-Borj, 800 casas; Siii-Bsa'
him, 100; Bn-Amkud, con 300, donde
BE ,oabdbra el zoco' del martes; Ibea-
kan, 50; Berkana, zoco; el Hadh, mer
eado del doundmgo, que es muy impor-
4sate, y la Zamla.
La publacldn tokat de Quebdana ea
de $4,000 aln.as.
Como amtes hemos dicho, los qs1dt&da
mas son iAusnados, pnes ndngnna fa-
nalaia mediamamemte acomodas1h de6a
de euvdar un Hjo 4 Ia Zaa1a, Hnndel
ne da extensa 1cstrxlcci6n korsnica-
Geograficamente Sc consiklera & Quf
bdamR formando. parte del Rf, perS
lss rifelps se Green spartados De >eaap'
xde ios UladSa&tut. =,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-10-20

Cottage or rooms near car line;
couple; Kaimuki preferred. Ad-
dress %, Bulletin. 4444-2t
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-10-20
PROFESSIONAL.

Maloti, the celebrated Indian Chiro.
podist, removes cOrns painlessly
and Permanently. Territory
House, 546 SO. King 81. 4443-1w