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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-31
MEXICO HOLDS ALooF
FROM OFFICIAL RECOGNITION

MANAGCA Dee. Gothic MeXic9u
government has in no way officially rec
oenIzed Jose Madrz as president of Mica
ragua.
Tclegrams jhat have passed between
President Dia1 aud President Msdri2
were Of personal character, President
Madriz himself does not construc them
as a formal recognition OF his incum-
boncN.
Congress today conferred authority up
ON the cx"cutiyc tn abolish tho tobacco
and alcohol moliopnics. indcmnifyipG prl-
Va,c stockholders for loss of their hold
ines. which now become tho property al
the state. Revenues from those mUnopo~
lies. which nsttcd rs high as j per cent
monthly. arc To br used for tho pay
mont of the interest on tho English loan.
which went towards the enrichment Of
relatives md friends OF ZolJya,
This action. tho torcruurrr Of tho abo-
iiion OF all uonnpolics. WIS received with
tremendous enthusiasm,
The sitting WAS tcinposiuouS through
out Deputy Luciano Gomez, il Iclaya
adhcrcnt who opposed the project. was
booted even moro Vehcmeuuy than he
wa. Yesterday when he spoke in oppnsl~
lion 10 the authorization Of further war
taxes There were crlcs of Bandit
OUTLAW, and "DsSorS".' Gomez final
Ia lost his temper aud hurled glass of
water i'm The face of tormcntor in the
public Eallory. Guards were called In
and elected all except the deputies,
s vote OF thanks was proposed In An
drew Carnegie on the strength Of dis
Continued on Page Two.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-31
MOTHER ASKS DIVORCE,
BUT SPURNS HER CHILD

EENO. New. Dec, 3D.-Mrs. Frances
Eostar Kip. prominent IN New York go
Kip. was this morning granted n decree
of divorce by Judge Pike. ON the Eround
of deseriion. An unusual state of affairs
arose over The custody of In" four year
old son OF the parties 80 the action
Mrs. Kip made no claim for the custody
of the child. and stated !" The court
that shc considered the child needed its
father. being boy The presiding Judge.
after stating from The bench that the
child would also undoubtedly uccd tbc
attention OF It's mother, refused so sign
the decree until n clause was inserted
granting MIS- Kip permission 10 see The
child at any time.
Kip was represented by counsel. but
did not contest the suit. Tho Josertiop
took place November l.. 1905. at tho
Osborn" apartment house. New York
CITY. Property rights were not involved.
and Mrs Kip stated that she did not
desire 10 he under any obligations tn
her husband. They were married IN New
York City in 100"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-31
QUESTION OF HOW MUCH
BR0kAW GAN AFFORD

NEW YORK. Dec. Sp.-hl the estima
lion "f those who have closely followed
the case. In" BrollG " separation suit bad
simmercd down toby 10 a question Ct
the ailmony 70 lie awarded TO Mrs,
Brokaw.
The attitude assumed by W. Gould
RrokawS < attorneys i'm court was general
IL interpreted rs indicating that they
considered themselves beaten on their
main case aud we're concentrating their
energies on u eight O." keep The alimocY
award down {" what their client cousid
crG u reasonable lEUrc
The presentation On Saturday next o'
the settlement "r Mr.. BrokaN's financial
position which the court has ordered. 10
Ia determine this point. Should.
however. the sr3tcm"pt fail TO show an
income approximations tho estimates ot
Mrs. Grokaws attorneys. they are likely
I" cross examine Mr. Rrokaw closely 10
secure an analysis Of I'll" figures
The defendant inherited $i.25n,coo fron
his father -four years ago. and while Il
is conceded inroads have been made upon
the estate. Mrs. Erokaw's lawyers COR
tCnd her husband Is amply able 70 pay
til" $4,000 yearly I!iInony whicn she de-
mands.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-31
ATTENDS
WEDDING OF NIECE

NEW YORK. Dec 3o.-Miss Louise
Walbridgc Taft. daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry w. Tart. and niece of the
president. was married this afternoon IN
tho homo OF her parents TO George w.
SpuwdeD OF Seattle.
Invitations were lruited because OF the
recent death Of Mrs. Horace n. TAFT an
aunt pr the bride.
President TAFT attended the wedding
but Mrs. Taft's health did not permit her
tu take the journey. The president was
accompanied hv his daughter, Miss Helen
TAFT. and by his sons, Robert aud
Charles
The ceremony was performed In room
decorated with palms and hung with mis-
tlctoc and holly. The bride was attcudc l
only by Miss Margaret Lowe, her school
girl chum. rs maid Of honor.
The ushers included her brothers. Rev,
Dr. J. g. II. Barry: rector of the Church
of ST Mary the Virgin. ofIlclatNd.
Mr. Snowdcn, who has cyt"uSiV" buSl-
ness interests I'm tho northwest was
graduated from Sheffield Scientific school
IN 1899. re and his bride have been aC-
quainted since they were children,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-31
UTAH PARTY MAKING
STAY IN WASHINGTON
Governor Spry May Have a
Chance Friday to Greet
President Taft.
Special To Tho Tribune

Special % Tho IrIbunf-
WASHINGTON, Dec. 3Q.-Guyernor
mud Mrs. Spry and the Misses Spry,
state Senator and Mrs. Henry Gardner,
and Miss Lucy Van Colt. arrived last
night from New York where they have
been since the launching OF the battle
ship Utah. They spout most ot the day
at their hotel but were given u dinner
tonight by Senator and Mrs. Smuot To-
morrow they win cat lunch with The
senator and leave for tho west bv I'm
afternoon iratD. n President Tait re-
turns TO Washington tomorrow. Senator
Smoot may inlToduc" tho governor and
his party 20 the president.
This afternoon tb" senator and the
governor called on Secretary Baillngcr
and asked him 10 rcStor" tu The public
domain certain lands in Utah heretofore
Withdrawn because supposed 60 contain
petroleum and other mineral.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-31
QUAkERS HOLDING On
TO THEIR NEVADA CON.

Spocial to Tho IrIbunc
PEIlrADELrUTA, Dec. %n.-Scyoral al
tompts have boon made 10 purchase the
Nevada Consolidated stock held by l'hila-
dclplria shareholders vino ave opposed 80
the consolidation of thch company wlh
the Utah Copper company on n basis Of
two and nuc-rourih shares al Nevada
Consolidated Tor one $iaI" ot Utah. hr-
corJlnG To- one shareholder, similar Of
frls have boon made to other large
holders. II is believed an attCmpt Is
hg inE made to secure tho minority stock
Iu order To facilitate tho mCrCor Tho
large Philadelphia interests refuse to con-
slider amy offer FOR their shares at this
tIlup
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SAYS HE WAS DRUNK
AND CANNOT MEMBER

Los ANGELES. Dec. 60 Captain An
gus ~ Graham. II mining man charged
with having cmbcz8lcd $50 from n part
nor in mining deal, was convicted to-
day and given 2 probationary sentence
the witness stand that he had no kuowl-
edge of tho crime. having been plicd
with liquor and drugs Immediately bc-
fore It's commission. lie was for several
years captain of the famoPs ice breaking
tug o. Is. Green on Lake Michigan and
later engaged in the mining business in
.Alaslsu and California
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-31
some DIPLOMATIC
QUESTIONS RAISED
Will Central American Repub-
lies Officially Recognize New
President of Nicaragua?
DOES HE REPRESENT
HIS NATION LEGALLY
State Department Officials at
Washington Regard Him as
Leader of Faction.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 30.--The situa-
uon In Nicaragua presents some diplo.
matte niceties in relation 10 the propri.
ety OF recognizing The government OF
Madriz By the Central American states.
In the opinion OF the officials of the
state department. President Madriz
should receive no recognition on the part
OF Central American republics beyond
tnat which would he accorded A leader
OF faction
Because OF the close reatous main
tained by Zeiaya with Honduras it is
expected that that government may be
foremost In doing anything that will tend
TO strengthen the authority OF Mad-iz,
but there will be great surprise should
such action be taken by Mexico without
a previous understanding with the United
States.
Position of United States
II IS pointed out that as the United
broken off official relations with Mica
ragua, there would be no occasion for
special recognition on the part Of the
Central American republics were Mad
rlz elected president under ordinary con-
ditions, az diplomatic relations with the
ha,ion would he continued as usual.
Bur. in view Of the sta temcnt that
Madriz merely headed one OF two fac
uons and was elected by what has been
declared TO he packed congress-
conditions should, in the opinion OF tho
officials here. be stable before recoeui-
tlon Is given him by other Central Amer
lean governments.
Will Not Censure Kimbsll
Rumors that Admiral I<inlball would
ne repnmandod for having called upon
Madriz AZ Manasua we're denied by AS
ststant Secretary of State Wilson.
Assistant Secretary Of the Navy Win
throp characterized the rumora as base
less.
Admiral kimbull according 10 the Off
cials. has made no report of his call up
Washington his Intention 10 inspect con-
oitions at MaDacua.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-31
INDEPENDENT OIL MEN
STILL FIGHT THE TRUST
SPRINGFIELD. Mass. Dec.

SPRINGFIELD. Mass. Dec. 2o-Scr-
cral thousand damage suits against the
Standard Oil company of New jersey
will he instituted by the independent oil
rcfincra if tho United States supreme
court upholds the decision OF the cir
suit court for the Minnesota district or
dcrinC tho corporation dissolved.
Thomas l. Ifsgeu. presidential candl-
c9 tc uf tho Independence party in tho re-
cent national campaign, who is now tho
president OF the Independent Petroleum
Marketcrs' association. today announced
tho programme undertaken by his organ
izatlou.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-31
May Pattern After Germany.

The plan was tried in Germany a &c
years ago. and. according 10 report
broke up Il combination that ha6 raised
the price OF cofiec TO an almost prohibit
tive point.
The meeting was informal and 40
final organization Was effected. II was
agreed, however that The crusade just
beginning should go under the name OF
tho National Antitrust league and that
the organi5a ton should be nom political.
As soon AS congress reconvcncs, q per-
rranent organization VIII be effected.
Among the speakers tonight were
Minority Leader Clark and Congressman
Mckinley OF California
The women OF the United States will
be taken in on equal terms with mcn and
will have O voice IN the campaign. \
nominal fee Will DC charged members to
cover the cost OF mailing proclam3tionS
against articles OF food that have been
pushed too high I'm the market.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-31
PEARY HAS AN ARCTIC
EXPERIENCE AT HOME

WASHINGTON. Dec G0.--LomE expert
cncc-, IN frozen Arctic regions stood Com
mandcr j.. t.. Prsry I'm good stead last
night whom his automobile stranded I'm n
snow bank in the remote regions OF Mary
land while h" was "nroute to a friends
house for dinner. llr w3S compelled to-
face = bitter wind and wade through deep
spuw drifts IN low shoes for Il milo or
moro TO obtain assistance.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-31
Will Not Censure Kimball.
ZELAYA CLOSES MOUTH
ON ADVICE OF DIAZ

MENlCO CITY. Dec. S0.-That Prcsl-
dent Diaz today gave lose Santos Zc
lana littlc friondly advice lin regard 10
talking 10 newspaper representatives and
whispered IN his ear that II would be
wise for him 10 refrain from expressing
his opinions too freely. was admitted by
Ielaya' ; secretary tonight. when he re-
TUNED card 10 = ncwspapcrmau with
the remark that the eN dictator of Mica
raeua had just adopted a policy OF rcfus-
Ing 10 be interviewed and would nave
nothing more 10 say for publication for
six DAYS. Why sin days was named lie
would not explain.
Zclaya called on the chief executive OF
Mexico today Up 10 that time he had
received every ncwspaperman who had
called at the hotel. After the meeting It.
was as If wide gull had opened between
him and the correspondcnts. In refusing
secretary, told him that he wished 10
avoid being the means OF bringing MeNi-
co into the controversy in any way. and
that If he further discussed matters, his
statements might be mlsconstrucd with
such a result.
Details of Visit.
Zclaya's visit Ia The national palace
lasted half an hour. lie was received
by President Diaz in the green room. The
Samuel Garcia CucilaIa. an aide OF Frrsl-
dent Diaz and not by the official intro
ducer OF cmba ssa dors- Hence the meet
ing was devoid OF official character, and
The titular president was accompanied
to the palace by Francisco Castro Mica
raGuan minister. and Roberto Bone. a
son-in-law, and formerly jofc politico Of
Granada
Zclaya aud Diaz chatted for several
minutes. and then Colonel Cucliara with
drew. 1t is believed that after Zelaya
rendered his thanks for the Kindness 1f
President DiaZ in allowing him ASYLUM
on the Mexican Cunnoat. Central .Nmcri-
can affairs in general were discussed.
Shown Sights of City.
Xclays was occupied The greater part
Of the day in driving about the capital
TO various points Of interest, including
Chepuitepcc castle. the summer home OF
President Diaz On tho drive he was ac-
companied by Minister Castro. TO a
friend today. Tn. Nicara guam visitor said
that. after he had been in Mexico two
or three months. he would go to Belgium
and at Brussels personally supcrntenD
the cduca tion of his children. Whom he
WIS receiving his carly education. ZelaNa
spent much time in Belgium His par
"nts were people Of wealth in Hi"ara
qua and their son w3s educated in Bel
GUM and France. II was in France that
Ielaya acquired his fluent command of
the French language. and there also he
learned English.
II is said that Zelaya intends To leave
tho McXicen capital before Sunday, but
the report cannot hc confirmed
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-31
Weil-Known Doctor Dies,

PASADENA. Cal. Dec. 5O.-Dr IIora
'io Walker dicd In local hospital to-
day. following two weeks uf suffering
after an operation. Or Walker was we'll
known In New York and came To Culi-
iornia a year ago. His father is Hor1tio
trcaL
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-31
INDICTED FOR FAILURE
TO KEEP CARS WARM

CGNCINNAT1. o.. Dec. 3O.-An iudict-
mcuL was returned today by thc IlamlI-
tom county grand Jury against w. kcslcY
SchocpJ, hcad al the Cincinnati Traction
company, charging failure To- keep the
temperature in certain street cars Gp 10
The standard OF 90 degrees Fahrenheit
provided by statute. \ fine of from 800
Ia 5000 is provided for violation OF tho
law
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-31
PLANS TO COMBAT
GREEDY COMBINES
National Antitrust League Has
Been Launched in the
Nations Capital.
WILL USE BOYCOTT If
PRICES ARE TOO HIGH
Men of Prominence in National
Affairs Taking Active Part
i'm Movement.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 3O.-plans for Il
national boycott Of those combinations
that increase the cost of living were laid
here tonight when the National Anti
Trust league was launched
Members Of congress ara interested in
the new league and immediate steps will
be taken toward organizing state oygani-
cations.
Then when prices soar. league mem
berg. By stopping tho use of such articles
or commodities as have gone above Il
certain level. will try TO put them back
10y refusing 20 furnish a market
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-31
Archhishon Rvar IL.

PHILADELPHIA. Doc. 30.--Archhisaop
RYAN ~ conu1cd 20 his bed with sever"
cold aud has. IL was announced tudsy.
cancelled all cngueeineuts for tho i'm
mediate future. lie was taken III on
ChrstTJIS night Because 81 his adj
yance1 as. - years. some concern 10
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-31
EVEN THE FAR SOUTH
HAS FREEZING TEMPERATURE

ATLANTA Ga, Dec. GO.-A severe
cold wave srippcd The south today, not
even the orange bolt ri Florida being
exempted from tho freezing temperature.
This morning The mercury ranged from
degrees above zero at -\shcvillc. \, O..
Continued on Page Two.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-31
Domestic.

NicaraSuau situation raises diplu-
rnAtic problems Observation-Disclosures.
Attorney general rodstS tobacco
trust ,....,.- ......s......r
Prospect of relief from extreme
tnlu III cast. ..,..s...s..r ..........
National boycott against food
trust planned ..............
BdTbgrous conditions i'm Atlanta.
Cd. prison charged ..........
Condensed tclcGlams ........-.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-31
"In the Magazine Class"

That's where wide.awako gen
cral advertiser has placed The Trib.
une. Ho says ho gets results from
Tho Tribune because Tribune read.
ers are intelligent and thrifty.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-31
MORRIS AND CHURCH
At OUTS ON LAUDER
Vaudeville Manager and Saints
Arc at Loggerheads About
Tabernacle.
NAY APPEAL TO COURTS
TO ENJ0IN BISH0PRIC
theatrical People Declare Com
pany Will Show in Nor
mon Auditorium.

This story appeared in The Deserct
vews wednesday afternoon:
The Deserct News is authorized TO
state that the concert announced by the
uauy Lauder Co, TO be given In the
,abcrnscle on January >, Will not occur
;brrc The arrangement was. originally
made under misapprchension as 10 the
eharscler OF the entertainment.
.As soon as the news reached the the :
atcrs that Nj Lauder would not appear
in the tabernacle. there was q scra mblc
10 see whether he could br accommo-
dated IN one Of the regular houses The
Theater of course, could not book him.
as its contracts in the east strictly bar
vaudeville performers. MIR. Lauder is
managed by William Morris. who is 10
Martin Beck what the Shuhcrts are TO
the theatrical syndicate and there was
no hope At the Orphcum even had there
been a night 10 spare. The Shubert is
anxious 10 give the date to MI Lauder
but his representative wanted n larger
auditorium. s message is hourly expect
cd from Nh MorrIs's manager In San
Francisco rs 10 whether the Shuhert
stage viii he utilized for AIR. Lauder. OF
whether the town will be given the so
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-31
When a Knock Is a Boost

your competitor never talks
.hout YOU disparagingly unless you
.ro competitor in fact, "There
-ro always moro clubs aimed at the
..oo That bears the best apples"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-31
Local.

. Lauder insists that he viii appear
: III tabernacle ...... .............
: Decision is given in plumbers
: One more meeting OF old council. j
: Robert r., Kennedy escapes from
city iail ...........'..
. Teachers institute voted splendid
success .s., .,,.,,l
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-31
Sporting News.

Mrs. Charles T.. Taft buys PhIla-
dclphia National League bali
Nelson says WolgaSt must box
iorty-nyc rounds 10 get match. {
Los Angeles secures aerial race
sanction .r....... -.....,.....
Ranking of lawn tennis players. !
Big uPhcaNal in sports. ...........
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Continued on Page Two.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-09-10
PARK.

Progress Is being made on the can
opy that is being built over the re-
served seat section OF the Park Theat
or on Fort street below Beretania. To
night there will be an entire change
OF program. and one OF those delight
fully pretty colored films. showing q
historical subject. will be presented
II includes many events In the life oil
England's uncrowned king-Cromweli
There will he some good comedy
sketches In 'Moonstruck" ant
"Pranks" that Will amuse the youngei
element In the audience. The Parl
has been doing good business II
spite Of the other open.air attractions
and the audiences are always Statistic,
with what they see.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-09-10
EMPIRE.

The clearness with which the pic.
lures at the Empire are thrown on the
screen has brought favorable CON.
ment from mainland visitors. And the
motions of the characters In the scenes
are not In Jig time but more nearly nat
ural. There will be shown tonight the
series dealing with Lady Helen and
Her Escapades." II Is full of interest.
"a Tax on Bachelors" Is as fullof fun
as an egg is of meat THE Girl Who
Sold a Hair Restorer" Is also humor,
Gus. The engagement of Henry Clarke
tenor, has proven most successful and
the young man has delighted thousands
with his sweet voice. His engage
cannot continue much longer and
those who have not heard him should
90 tonight, when his songs will be un,
usually good.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-09-10
REEDER SPEAKS
ON IRRIGATION
Able Address Made By
Congressman At
KOhala

At the luncheon given the Con-
gressmen at the Social Club, Kohala,
Speaker Holstein made an able and
dignified speech of welcome. Con-
gresham Bartholdt responded for
the Congressman. Nj. Reeder spoke
for the Irrigation Committee, and
later large number of Hawaiians
met the congressman.
The young ladies assisting at the
luncheon were: Miss Ellen Hall OF
Multi, Miss Ace Akina, Mrs. j. w.
Gum, Miss Mamane Ne, Miss Julia
Kauhi, Miss Noela Keliikipi, Miss
Miss Loke Kaipo, Miss. Komela Luz
maawe, Miss Lucy Asin, Miss Phoebe
Michael, Miss Jennie Williams, Miss
Cornella Gesell, Miss Jessie Alamo
da, Miss Ruth Gessell, Miss Anita
Heninway, Miss Beth Woods.
The menu was:
Figs and Cream.
Sliced Pineapples. Papat
Bananas and Cream.
Cream of Wheat.
Toasted Corn Flakes.
Puakea Beef Stake.
Puuhue Lamb Chops.
Eggs (to order). Bacon
Baked Sweet Potatoes.
Rice. Taro.
Baked Potatoes. Taro Cakes
Hot Rolls. Toast.
Tea. Coffee.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-09-10
SIGHTED, SAY
P-OPLF: OF KOi A

Indignant at the way they were
reated by the Honolulu reception ami
entertainment committees. who are go
ing along with the Congressional par
ty. the people at Kona Will watch for
an opportunity to get even with the
Honolulrans.
According to some of the Kona pco
rle who arrived this morning ON the
Mauna Kea. they say that they were
not accorded fair treatment at the
hands OF the Honolulu entertainment
committee. They claimed that when
the Congressman and their wives
daughters and sons arrived at Kona
they were not introduced to the Kona
reception committee, which consister
of Senator Baker, Hon. II. l.. Kawe-
wehi and others.
Kawewehi, once sergeant.at.arms OF
the House OF Representatives, 1t is said
had prepared a luau intended for the
Congressional party. but without wait.
Ing to enjoy the hospitality OF the
Ronaites. John c. Lane. It is claimed
ushered the distinguished guests onto
the waiting conveyances and whisked
them away.
This upgracious act on the part of
The Honolulu committee angered the
gentlemen Of Kona.
|, 1t is generally expected that pro,
test, signed by the Kona reception
, committee. will be sent down here ia
the proper authority. Baker and Ka
wewehi, II is said. claim that they
were instrumental In appropriatlnr
funds to bring the Congressional party
here, but while here they were rushed
away by those who had no voice In the
Legislature. They are disturbed al
not being introduced to the National
lawmakers.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-09-10
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