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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-04-10
REGENT CHANGES
IN j. 8. NAVY
Orders Issued to Officers IN
Service by Depart
nnert.

Washington, April S.-The follow
ing orders have been issued to Off
GERS OF the United States navy:
Captains-T Z D. w Needer de-
taChed New York ward and ordered to
duty in charge of Naval Observatory,
Washington, ID. c.
Commanders-W. G. Miller ordered
10 duty in connection with the
Twelfth Lighthouse district and in
charge April 80; r. F. Lopez de
tached Twelfth Lighthouse district
April 20 and ordered home
Lieutenant Commanders T.
Cone ordered TO duty as member of
board to consider questions regarding
the Biiss-L eavitt and other toTpe-
does: !. II. Holden detached the Mis-
souri, and ordered % duty on stan Of
commander in chief OF the Atlantic
fleet. on board the Connecticut, c.
Tarbox detached the Colorado and
ordered TO Naval Hospital. Mare Is
land. for treatment; f. K. Crank de
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-04-10

H. IS hereby instructed 70 use cry
effort TO abate the violation of said
law. and see TO IL that those in the city
of Montgomery 10 whom near beer
licenses have been issued, keep in
stock Onuly Intoxicating bever-
ages. and that d close watch be kept
on such places, with a view 10 the
detection OF said rumOred and gener-
ally accepted violations; and that the
chief OF police is hereby instructed
to inform his men of the rumOrs con-
corning their wilfHlly permitting tie
violation Of the law concerning prohi-
btiOn
Tonight Police Chief Taylor issued
positive orders TO the department o
enforce the Law
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-04-10
TERSELY TOLD.

Wm. Steward, of Bay NIinette, is
among the registered guests at the
EScambia.
A. n. Mcleod. of AudaluSia. is
among the business visitors 70 the
\. L. jackson OF Tallahassee, was
among the visitors to Pensacola yes
terday.
Five large REQ automobiles, owned
by parties III Milton, arrived here
yesterday by freight and were ad-
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-04-10

Law and Order League was not sur
prise IL vas expected a the time and
there were bu- few who knew mat
the detectives were m work in the
city gathering eyiIeu,--- -2ainst prom!
bijiou law viCidtOrS. Tn three men
Bowman, Culham and Woodward, who
have been doing the worn, state thai
they have been in Mobile since March
y. gathering evidence
Montgomery JoIted Also
Like Mobile. the near rC-r dealers
Of Montgomery had their scare In
conseouauce Of repeated rUmOTS of al
legged viClations of the prohibition law,
NayOr league. chairman OF the police
commissions called that body together
i'm special session 10 discuss the sitUa-
ton The result of the conference
WAS the passing of the following TeSO-
luton:
Whereas. il is consistently rumOred
in the city o. Monyg Omcry that the
prohibition law i being constantly
violated. and
Whereas. said rumOTs are generally
accepted a. truth. and credit is being
given the rum0r that little or nothing
Is being done towards the enforcement
of he prohibition law. and the fact
that since the operation of the said
law. mum bers Of persons under the in
fuenCe Of whiskey have been seen
upon the streets of Montgomery, and
three patrolmen have been discharged
for drunkenness since January I, 1903,
which lends color TO said -umOT, and
Whereas. il is rumOTed that a NUM-
her of The members Of the police force
wiIfulIy and knowingly permit this
violation 10 continue. therefore. be
lit
Resolved by the board Of police
commissioners of the city Of Montgom-
cry. that the chief of police be and
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-04-10

tached naval intelligence office and
ordered 70 the Rhode Island; K.
Stone detached the Soiace and or
dered TO duty in connection with the
fitting out OF the New York and as
signed TO vessel when placed in COM
mission: X NJ Bennett ordered 70
the Missouri.
Iieutanants-B. W. Kessfer de-
tachcd the Kentucky. ordered home
and granted one months leave: c.
F. Brown ordered to the Wabash tenn
porarilv then to the New York; {. K.
Miller discharged from treatment and
granted one months sick leave; X.
w. Vincent ordered TO navy recruit
ing station. New Orleans, La, I. E
Bass ordered to the Wabash then TO
the New York.
Ensigns-I.. Moves detached the
Missouri, ordered home and granted
one months leave; G. w. Crosse de-
tached the Ohio and ordered 10 -
Franklin and Prairie temporarily then
to the Buffalo. c. G. Gill detached
the YanktOn and ordered to the Va
lash then TO the New York: + c.
Hargis discharged treatment and
granted six months sick leave; !. J.
ftydrick detached the Vermont and
ordered 10 the Birmingham; Z. I.
Johnson detached the New Jersey and
ordered TO the Chester; J. W. W
Cunning detached the Connecticut
ard ordered to the Panther; w F.
Iafreuz detached the Pennsylvania
and ordered to Naval Hospital. Mare
Island. for treatment K. NJ FaWeil
detached tho New Jersey. ordered
home aud granted one months leave:
II. VI. Robinson detached the Viz
ginia. ordered home and granted one
months leave.
Midsbipmcn-J. r. Beardall de
tachcd the Illinois ana ordered TO the
New York r O Baush detached the
Illinois and ordered 10 the New
York. A. IL VandcrhOOf detached the
Kearsarge and ordered 10 the New
York: :. Cochran detached the heaT-
sarge and ordered 10 the New York;
G.. Joerns detached the Ohio and or
dared TO the Franklin and Prairie
temporarily then 10 the BuGalO' J.
:. Rulings detached the Chester and
ordered TO the Buffalo; \. G.. Martin
detached the Birmingham and or
dered TO the Buffalo: r. \. Strait de-
rached the EearsaFse, ordered home
and granted one months leave: G
r Norris detached the Kentucky aud
resignation accepted
Acting Assistant Surgeons W
Robbins ordered TO Naval Hospital
Mare Island. W. II. Conner appoint
e.
Chief Boatswains-S. ". Gardner
retired.
| Chief Guumers-T. VI. Johnston or
dered tC Naval Magazine. bingham,
Mass. May T.
Gunuere-G. d. SulIsou ordered TO
the Hancock, C. D SsmeuSki or
dercd to duty under third squadron
Pacific fleet
! Warrant NaChiHisrS-H- r Fish
ordered 70 tn" New Jersey r. I
scott ordered - Naval Hospital Nor
folk. for treatment. C !. LoFett or
Gered TO the Cheyenne: T. J. Hayes
detached the Cheyenne ordered home
and wait orders: i. Dexter ordered "a
the Alabama. G g. Wheeler ordered
10 the Milwaukee; NJ J. Clancy or
dered 20 duty AT works of the New
port News Shipbuilding Company,
Newport News, Va
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-04-10
OIL ESr PILES Pu IS

NEiIfianiS Indian Pile Ointment VII
cure iuG. Bleeding and Itching Files.
Il q bSprb~ the juniors. 3lisyS itching -
ono. acts aS q p0ultfC"- gives instant 20
lief WilIisIrS' Indian Pile Ointment is
r-nvaTsG for Piles and itching Of tIr mi
var. nartS sold by druggists mail Iac
ana 81 CO. Williams M'TE- Co Props
Cleveland - sold by Hou-On'S L'HaU-
macy
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-04-10

justed at the freight depot for the
trip to Milton under their own power
They will be carried there by their
owners and a representative OF the
manufacturers.
John C. Potter, of New Orleans,
after a visit OF several days, left yes
terday for his home.
c. W. Richardson. prominent ma
val stores operator of Moultrie, Ga,
is in the city on a short business
visit.
One of the games of baseball al
ready scheduled for Sunday afternoon
at Fort Barrancas is between the
PeusacoIas and the fast team from
the cruiser Montgomery
The maximum temperature at Pen
sacoIa yesterday was 81 degrees a ,
D. M, while the minimum was ~ de-
grees at $40 a. II. Last year on the
same date the maximum Was - de-
grees and the minimum Sc degrees
The average maximum for this date
is Il degrees and the average mini
mum 5S degrees
There will be special music at the
Gadsden Street Sunday school to-
morrow morning by scholars OF the
school at the regular Sunday school
hour An invitation is extended tn
all.
A GOOD DINNER.
Should always be ended with
dainty dessert Favored with Blue Rib
ben lemon or vanilla extract. Try L.
5 or 6 doses of "666" will cure any
case OF ChillS and EeVer. Price DC.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-04-10
Why Ha RevoIted.

Why. did YOU revolt against ths
government"
The Cuban shrugged his shoulders.
What would you2" he replied.
There was no cockfght scheduled for
the y."-Philadelphia ledger.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-04-10
GET YOUR SWEET CREAM FOR
EASTER DESSERT AT STAG SODA
FOUNT. SOC. QUART. PHONE $40
Irresistible.

He tThaps Odically1-I adore every
thing that is grand. exquisite. super
eminent l love the peerless, the Sc
rene. the perfect in life.
She (blushing COyiy)-O. George,
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-04-10
They Managed.

Ethel-Didnt it seem an age from
the time you were engaged till you got
marrled@
Aiaud-Yes, but Jack and managed
TO squeez through 1.-THE Taller.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-04-10

LAW ENFORCED
Mobile and Montgomery
Must Obey the Dry
Statute.

NEAR BEER" ESTABLISHMENTS
ARE RAIDEO AND MANY BAR
RELS OF LIQUOR ARE SEIZED
DETECTIVES WERE EMPLOYED
BY LAW AND ORDER LEAGUE.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-04-10

how can ! refuse you when you put it
SO beautifully ?-BostOn Transcript.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-04-10

Up-to- Date Love Making
4 love you"
I've heard that before
I worship you madly-
Loose talk.
I cannot live without your Iove?"
Get some new stun
VIII you marry Ihe2'
Well, now. there's some class &c
that. Cleveland Leader.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-04-10

GET YOUR SWEET CREAM FOR
EASTER DESSERT AT STAG SODA
FOUNT. SOC. QUART. PHONE 5f9.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-04-10

Read The Journals Want
Columns and profit thereby.
and learn what is going on.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-04-10

A GOOD DINNER.
Should always be ended with
dainty dessert Favored with Blue Rib
ben lemon or vanilla extract. Try L.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-04-10

5 or 6 doses of "666" will cure any
case OF ChillS and Fever Price 25C.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-12-28
FIl0A OUT Of
lMD IN PILIKIA
1lGrfarIgn and at Once Arrested
igaH--atarn Ddes Damage
IN Growing Hiio.

Fll-H HuvaIi December a5-The
n1al af q R Fixau. Formerly book
irru~r ar the HiIo Mercantile Com
lsu lat. ou tnar1s ~ smhezzling
Bm tnm rur arn. begun an Monday
uuruiuH sud wsmc 81 the jury about
iIHe tine.t an rue-tiHy afternoon. A
1ssriinr nt nnr nIilry wnH returned
giimrr az. 'iocii. fr being reported
lnr 1r hur stand ten 90 two for
Bamir-1l fsm rhe START
Eu;iru was Immediately rear-ested on
Imrlsr silHr-H. TINT Of embezziiug
EgiH. aum the sane firm, the complaint
a,aIIu- svzra ul bF E. T. Nichols. This
if uIe Hme csse IN which a mol pros
ruiE entered during the present term Of
leufr-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-12-28
HIL0NIAN'S COLD ROOM
HOTTEST IN THE SHIP

There was considerable CONSERVATION
among the officers Of the Matson liner
Haouian when they opened up the
steamers cold room-not the refriger-
at6r-aad found it 10 be the hottest
room in .he entire ship, save, possibly,
the engueroom. There was quick
Investigation Of the causes leading 10
rhis Transformation in the tempera-
rure % the compartment, and care
ful inspection disclosed the brine pipe
cioqaed up 40 that the fluid could not
pass through. The result was that the
esolIag system failed utterly.
There were a few tons Of vegetables,
',saaao-ries aad berry decorations for
esCFs In she compartment. They were
al a sorry mass when the room was
6g@Hef gp, The vegetables had be
come mashY, the eranberries were ft
saig fcF sharks, and the Christmas tree
sasGFscioag iooCed Ike the day after.
Tie loas - these consignmebts was
fsic ~ eSnsizsees Wh0 had banked on
rae afg9 sad claims haze already been
GNf,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-12-28
"A FAIR EXCHANGE.

Large sums Of money are no
doubt realized from simple spec
ulation, but the great fortunes
are derived from legitimate and
honest business-where the goods
furnished are worth the price
they bring. Certain famous bust
ness men have accumulated their
millions wholly in this way.
Prompt and faithful in every
contract or engagement they en-
joy the confidence of the public
and command q class of trade
that is refused to unstable or
tricky competitors. In the long
iun it does not pay to ci4eat or
deceive others. A hunbug may
be advertised with a noise like
the blowing of a thousand trum-
vets, but it is soon detected and
kposed. The manufacturer Of
WAMPOLE'S PREPARATION
nave always acted on very differ
ent principles. Before offering
Il to the public they first made
sure of its merits. Then, and
then only, did its name appear
In print. People were assured Of
what it would do, and found tho
statement truthful. To-day they
believe In IL as we all believe In
the word Of a tried aud trusted
friend. IL Is palatablc as honey
and contains all the curative
properties OF pure Cod Liver
Oil, extracted by VI from fresh
cod liyers, combined with tho
Compound Syrup Of liypo-
phospbiles and tho Extracts
~ Malt aud via Cherry. IL
aida digestion, drives impurities
from the blood, aud u enea.
tive la Anemia, Debility, Lang
Troubles, lnlueH1a, and ~
Wasting Complaints Dr. Louis
~ bishop kays ~ take plsasuT0
l0 saying ! hafs found a most
eiilolepi preparation, ftpb0dylng
~ ~ ihe maalelpel properties
~ pure cod hsef 0li lD 4 moft
palaihllle form n ia scientific
shafag and fa0d Hlih 4 delli
fleul lafif aGd hsFfuI 1nt iiafs
AZ eppllafgs hpla n pl,sgusls
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-12-28

and ne -pr=auutsuT lhE. ant lrt little
lnuE cap N11n ulll rHsglflif. auf vsur
0u1 ~ siiVw rlHe ian.se haw "a. do lr.
and fl riH- Ia-- 81 Ef.4na riar doef
npt weag saW HuE -1pubsss o. rtrss5p1-
ual ptns ~ 5pIE egs w.rA uiid ta8-
seis iutt on - te-r ili.l.gu amt .cs SAB
bath 1'aF sil--- Vrl q afW geadw laf
arouua ne iist suh sf-.sl siIc r, dssiu~
onsifate ~ -ae NzleIr5l gagu..tr. .t1 riiae
lhrls-Hias ls .Gistlue-5Vsr + az a,9l,feura.
he aaE on F'ess kf.suua aa.sBr4c,si.
1netaaug % cis Egallla..
Az einds - 1'ssrF E-ls were s,aea
on tprt sl1eef aud a. 1lf dlyac0wa
districts. l1aNaaRp lls,Iianf a.. IL sii.si 9
haF done pp lu kpgs Nase ald.fsalF p
conNer-ea lutp gEesps Nii4ap almis f.es~
flNe youth HhoNerae Chem Wa e6a~
1etti- THE eaiersd Jiapes ssaFeE "a
every aaHty ooItpze ani cEss.sf fdsf
aafEspme leap ~ sgule aoser lava "a
Eir - the alarEllpg Hapia4.ee - . Eesl
crown.
There Were fnola Rr.s pls ~ fa.s
street rlap aEe ever boeu 40 ~ 1tF5.
oecaslouf Tlere Bas elgugl eseate1-
81 the modest auG adHrag.s f4r.e5y
% make the aAefaEe nap Ipse : 4.tass
about aiE times Over
- Nas ngi . teuEl etgNt. Tas
women tolk were allowed ~ 5,sfa by
Hitp nothing but . sb0Ner - ssnlsts
ana an AamfnR 8lapee--i Et.t -
g'anee fhii Goes ng geoq soWa6 ~
harm.
Mi1hm 3oyoM olriHtmaf Ese. =
sEaa ono ~ fhf lrfHTIfa.t FFo....I.,1.. ~.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-12-28
Christmas Eve Among
Chinatown PIayeOers
Leoa Hsrvey-Eldor.
Leola Harvey.Eldor.

! waiting until the made-to.order bank
was ready, the girl came over and sat
down and went on with what seemed
TO be love scene. Imagine an Amer
lean stage hero making love under such
conditions.
After arriving in the gallery and
getting view of the position of tn.
stage, L knew that the entrance which
mad faced me TO my right after | had
entered the outer door led to the stage.
ana acting on sudden impulse and
desire to see if the back of the Chi
nese stage was as much of novelty
as the front, / went quietly down the
stairs, determined to sneak bv the
doorkeeper and explore the passage to
the right.
found when I reached the foot of
tAe stairs that the doorkeeper was
doing on bench just outside the
door, so stole softly by him and went
down the passage to the right. 1t was
rather dark, and 1 was beginning to
believe that / must have been mis-
taken about the passage leading to
the stage door, when / tripped against
the lower of short flight of stairs.
L ascended these, and taking q sudden
turn to the left I walked directly on
to the back of the stage, and there
were all of the hangers.on of China
town.
They evidently nave no rules bar.
ring the actors numerous friends and
innumerable cousins from entering the
stage door, possibly thinking stage
door rule unnecessary where there are
no girls in the show, these rules being
usually made for the Johnnies.
For the same reason, the non.use of
girls, no dressing rooms are provided.
and the actors make up and dress for
the most part in different little cor
ners of the back half of the stage. in
full view of their admiring friends and
relatives. The costumes and wigs
were, however, hung up in a very
methodical fashion. On one rack /
saw the different head dresses used for
royalty, soldiers, gods and kings, and
on another hung a row of boards of
different eolors, one of which was a
bright cerise.
A young boy who could speak Eng
lish explained the clown-like makeup
of two of the actors standing nearby
by saying that they were the bad men.
but whether he meant they were sup
posed to be playing the villain parts
or the part of the devil l could not
ascertain.
My informant showed a sense of
humor when he turned and pointed to-
a pretty Chinese maiden, standing just
to our right, and asked if 1 did not
think she was Cheap pretty wa
hine.' When gravely responded that
1 thought she was very pretty, the
look on that Chinese actors face was
a study. Embarrassment and anger
struggled for the mastery. He was.
embarrassed that should really take
him for a woman and angry at his
countryman for placing him in such
position. My presence did not prevent
his anger from at last winning out, and
in a very decided way he snapped out:
"He one liar-I adj same him.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-12-28
Rosecrans, New CAPTAIN.

The oil steamer Rosecrans arrived
late yesterday afternoon from Gaviota
with cargo of oil. The Rosecrans.
has new captain this trip, Capt. W.
H. Moore. He is making his first visit
to this port, and owing to the ap-
preaching darkness was little doubt
ful as to the expediency of bringing
his vessel into the harbor. The vessel
was brought in, however, about eight
o clock. Captain Holmes, the former
master of the Rosecrans, is now cap
tain of the steamer w. S. Porter.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-12-28

There was but one offender aCainst
the order puatoiuuC hrecuckers, O.
Portuguese Harttj john Gomes lie
was caught ty -tc caiecrs at iho corner
of Hotel arl N-- streets and brourht
down to tlC sarCr Four more pack
ages were faurt c1 him ard heevideniiv
expected io have q uighr uf it lie
was iu % haIfdruukeu condition and
WIS booked for investigation. lie has
served bis time in Jail and Is known
10 the police.
The officers expected trouble az q
later hour in the night and about mid
night began TO watch some tough tene-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-12-28

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-. .... -.
II ....
.s...
aerial Hu1i TD h1rse Fshsa rll
slaif lfiiloi niitaHac err litleI lliA
'a ol ann POI onser if fi-srfsn 1caiiil
lhift seen scpr- n iifell 49, e'falluE
NAit.' 'n 'l't "ce-i,aiii- afrHiiin o.
As'i. Ai.tA stiiii h-A liit Ainun
'.'- ''' SUI hiiA itie eifH le-
Rliii'iAt li i lhiiA OF lie Fnif--
itANei' i hiiiniaiiiat ~
e.e'iii' aih .n'I ON stunning vitlmiiit
Ait,nii- ~u. h"'niiitei lriiniH ~
move ever WAer nfiilh a. iA o. u'
'Hah ali7tei foulst .hs' n
nA'e "eei so ifii iii'eiier ihif .ne' 1niitL
Ao hoF ON iie lac 1euiiiil- 1-iiii
-ieA r'pn-.
A"-, 'tVho hiirf Ie'ii- 3 'iuifIiiii 1l 'lii'
~l''eN 'i'i'e ii ~ niiet rer1ti
lii ~ va -ipli-i. 'in'ifl .tnh- @
llI.'iii H'i.' iiii'i LA hn'
~ ~ lii'" Antsl ii's-lle
il- "-t 80 h Hellflti-
~ ." 'lt .Soiifnn il1'n-
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l.- r'iiiiil,llit'a ~
49, F1ifsA Ael
-'''. = h ili'''-s liii
-. - III u
=" i'liiili- " 1i7ifi-st'-
Eaiauia Deier-azsf--asuzs EesA
II anrgBe -taini,e -tlfa- irIir-.--uas
means nothing 10 .el,s 5i,.-r-i,.f i-f5rs...
iu-- hecaB-a u A. q 5,...,ti,.r lfiii,4,,. ~,
Ia -ha diminrif r,s f-rw,-r .fsr1zs,... ii1sr-
because b. 4 .Ea.rss,..e -sr- ,us
sbouId Ifaea -t.si,er = rsr-f.. -r-zsrli.--
throneh Haiana Tissr Iiit.i1-. a. vaniI
have gcauira1 1. lf.-rr -,,s-r- 5if,.-sse s,,if q,
new notion f -fi,s nerve -, -v,5i,.,i 80.
orieufaI s,s-frsii,tt4,s 81 r,.-sss. -.,,u,. ~,
the .eeidsutsl .sf,stou.s
1siafua .eaisf,-atefl r,s,-- ,,i,,,5,- ..al,..
l,-1ted IoudE-- -l,,i.ii-- si,-iIiF,,Trs--- an
paiama Wa .5i..ei,..5 -m,- =, 5rdiii.,,-- 5r--
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-12-28

lsfl5 NJ lAN evening" d thIuainal IH
p FuH naM iaephaHpi l0Na ta ils
NH|.'t hHlINp fNtNR llai il9s Was
HNHi H.Hn - ~ H'ifi MiuH IuH
f.ffn aNa M HHfT SO tm ~ n
iNf lNI Ihl WHH faH af.A ~ tin
Naf'' .N f'fhl lHi ~ ~ Hiaallale
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-12-28

fItt sfff ifff fffa w ~ sBDsaf
atsf n ffgf sffetl lagsaF asltipI
n FHa nfHfN 49, 80 iNf ~
aff n ~ ~ rsggh ~ 90 mpf
fsf ~ 90 ~ ~ ~
fssfef ilsf ~ 90 ~ ssfe sLgef4
atf FHff ftH ~ BsH ~
Hfe ~ nsffff ~ ~ fsesa
FeWf fs5flf 1870 faf sfffaff FH4
aaff fff# f4ffsf Hffbaf ~ hlHK
Hfi 80 Nfa N.N HffH ~ aHHftf
NH. ~ Yssef anf ahfsfa fh8
gef ~ FHff HIlfHf 49, fhf lfH
80 asHfH 80 8GaHH
"a saFIaif III af AgHkfefff q
~ ~ a4F faefH 80 - 4a@
,sss Fl H.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-12-28
Theories Smashed

Apparently Christmas exc 10 Homo,
lulu equpls one Big noise. Anyway that
was the best part Of tho whole evening
nf fuf as the small hoyf were con
ceTned Hundreds of chem, armed With
small musical instruments, paraded the
elreeis for hourf aud completely put
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-12-28

dfun. sai itai ahnaf tl lit Ftrc
h. aaHt si ihU HhNou ALBERT ltf
e0asan ani aUU' VtiHr mm Hhif th0
police department NrH fin uU
Mueh Confetti
Facing ,he am 1n h0af all ialcum
n8uHei ntIri iho rH0alle. int iaUi
feioifri n mtf rcHt legitimate con
ffiN aas rea fcI fs ani lu mii an
Aour fht tut looked as u a Yar
tHisroi suUwHurm hHd firuek h iK
ceui .u one uffaucr ihiH proved harm
Irs. cnuHrH DHD hinosU hnt siamneH
n handim Hf Dr. directly info n lady
face and .he tHs forcei ORB po into n
Bort street dul Store ard have her
eve treated. becamo uflamed anil
-hc was forccd to go home The boy
was arrested hy "a special officer and
brought down to the police station
The plain clothes men were generally
where hc WINS given dressing down hy
autmu Baker and held until the crowd
began to disporse