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The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-01

DR.. d. !. ThsrDs ~ 81. Louis h Chosen
~ Presffsnt ~ Assoeiatien.
Much Intsrest Taken IN
the C1lrics

Birmingham. March s1.--(Special. -
The National Dental Associate ton this
afternoon selected Denver. Colo. 10 the
next meeting plaza and fxed the third
TUESDAY in July. 1910. a. the date.
The Following ofYIcers S-ere elected
President. Or. d. u. Thof ,e. Of st
Louis; Vice Presfdent for So sch. DR.
r. p. Hinman. Atlanta. Ca. Vice
President for the west. DR.. w, r.
Chambers. Denver. chic. Vice Pres
dent for the Eaat. DR.. Charles w 4.
Rodgers. OF Boston. Mass. Corraspond-
ing Secretary. n, a. Brown. Columbus.
Ohio: RECORDING Secretary. Dr. G. s.
Butler, Of Buffalo. N. u; treasurer,
DR.. A. r. Meiendv. Knoxyille. Tenn.
All the memhers ~ the executive
COMMITTEES whosa terr exnired AZ this
meeting except Dr Hinman who was
made a vice president. we're reelected.
DR.. w. a Mason. ~ TAMPA. Fla. was
substituted. Or. l., Aiexander. of
Charlotte. II. C., was made a member
Of the executive councii. vice DR.. F,
o. Hethrick or Ottawa Eansas.
decidediv interestinp feature for
the dentists a. wei az others in con-
nection with the convention began this
afternoon when the clinics were start
ed on. number Of ciinicians are
fiere and the better mart OF the pro-
gram as arranged by the committees
in charges will be carried out. All
operators haye brourht their own in
struments ana appliances. Ample
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-01
ONE MONTH MORE TO
MAKE FARM ENTRIES

With April l having been reached,
there remains but one month in which
entries may be registered for the con-
test for the prizes offered by the State
Department of Agriculture, for the best
yield of farm products--corn. pota-
toes. hay. oats. syrup. etc.
The premiums and conditions OF the
contest are known to all farmers of
the State, with the publicity which
has been given by the Department of
Agriculture to the contest. The final
day OF entry Is May /.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-01
STATE EXAMINERS
BUSY AT PRESENT

Judge John Purifoy. State Examiner
of Public Accounts, has gone to Bay
Minette, Baldwin county. to be present
as a witness in the trial of H. H.
Cooper. a former State Official charged
with defalcatfon. Both assistants of
Judge Purifoy. H. Y. Brooke and H +.
F.. Lee, have also left Montgomery, the
former for Marengo county. and the
other for Wilcox. both on missions OF
examination Of the recods of the coun-
ty officials.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-01
DE FUNIAK SPRINGS.

Miss Thorpe n Soon to BE Married
De Funiak Springs. Fla, March 81
| Especial 1.-The friends of Miss Sadie
| Janet Thorpe are much interested in
her approaching marriage to Mr.. A.
l.. Davis of Tampa. The event will
take place at Townsend, Ga. at the
| home of her brother, Mr.. e. A. Thorpe,
April %. After a trip to Northern and
Eastern cities they will go to Tampa
to make their future home.
Mrs. w. d. G. Wine and Misses
Willogene Landrum and Alice Mcmillan
spent Monday and Tuesday in Pensa-
cola.
g. A. Richardson that her sister. Mrs.
Keith. OF South Carolina. is suffering
from stroke of paralysis. Mrs. Keith
has many friends here who wish speedy
recovery for her.
DR.. C. A. Landrum is visiting his
sister in New Orleans.
Miss Blanche Garrett of Letohatchie,
who has been spending the winter with
Miss Scott Mcconnell. will leave this
week to visit Miss Lottie Rice in PEN
sacola.
Weston Richardson Of Pensacola, is
visiting his sister, Miss Annie B. Rich
ardson, who Is in school at Palmer Col
lege.
Miss Gussie storr has returned from
a visit to Pensacola.
Mr.. and Mrs. Needham of Auburn
ton. Mass. are visiting their son. Mr..
e. L. Needham.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Murray. ST.. en-
tertained the Chautauqua Orchestra at
their home on the Circle last Wednes-
day evening.
Mr.. F. s. Rhodes of Troy. Ala. has
purchased the entire stock of mems
furnishings from the B. p. Morris Co.
and will continue this business in De
Funiak.
Drs. D. H. Simmons of Freeport. and
Harley Cawthon. of De Funiak. have
purchased Mr. Murphy's interest in the
DeFuniak Drug Co.
Mr.. W. L. Cawthon spent several
days last week in Opp, Ala.
The Presbyterian Union will be held
here April 20-22.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-01
Scranton, Miss, News

Scranton. Miss. March 31.-(Special)
I'm the election held here yesterday
for city marshal the vote resulted as
follows:
Scranton: II. F. Blount. %: ]. A.
Pelham: 81; E. F. Hudson, IS; Jos
Wells, Is.
Pascogoula: H. f. Blount. 8; j. A.
Pelham. 81: f. F. Hudson. 8; Jos.
Wells. 7.
Mr.. Pelham is one o fthe city's mos.
popular young business men. He will
qualify on Monday. April 5.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-01
Pineapple News,

Pineapple, March 31.-(Special.)- -
Rev. ]. M Barnes returned to his
home in Montgomery yesterday after
noon. after a stay of several Jays with
relatives and friends here. While IN
Pineapple he preached a series OF ser
mons at the Christian Church
Mr.. and Mrs. Simon Patterson are
visiting Mobile this week.
Judge j. N. Stanford. of Camden,
is spending this week in Pinapple
shaking hands with old friends. and
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-01
Eastern shore Road.
Mobfle wapt. Conyention.

Information has Just been received
here that when the state Council OF
Junior Order OF United American Me-
chanics meets in Admission next monrf'
the two delegates from Alabama to the
national convention which VIII be held
In Detroit, Mich, In June will be In
structed to nominate and work for the
meeting Of the national council 70
be held in Mobile in 1911.
1t is understood that Mobile will Of
fer many Inducements to secure the
national meeting of 1911 and promi-
nent members OF the order In Alabama
are Of the opinion that Mobile will Sc
cure It.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-01
LIVES WITH NECK BROKEN.
j. +. Moneyhun Has Returned From
HOsnital.

Chattanooga. Tenn. March s1.-A
Tenn, says:
]. T. Moneyhun, wen known trav-
cling man. who sustained a serious
injury in North Carolina recently has
Just returned from Johns Hopkins
Hospital, Baltimore. Nd. where he was
advised that he had sustained a broken
neck
Mr.. Meneyhun is recovering and al
though his neck Is drawn to one side
he is improving and expects to resume
his duties on the road soon.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-01
Removes to Mobile.

Pollard. March 31.-(Special.)- Mar
tin Linsay and family left Pollard to-
day for Mobile. They will go direct
to their handsome home on Daphne
Way.
Sam Pouncey was up from Mobile to
see home folks last week.
The Baptist Church has called Mr..
Weir as their pastor. He has accepted
the call.
Miss Ellen Watson has returned
home after a pleasant stay with
friends in Mobile.
Jesse Pouncey, of Enterprise, was a
visitor to relatives here a few days
DR.. Trotter, from Petre, has moved
to Pollard and occupies the Methodist
parsonage.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-01
MIS-. Pirie Get. divorce,

New York, March 31.-A decree of
separation was today granted Mrs.
Hazel 3. Prize from her husband, Hal
lam Hawkins Prize, son of John T.
Prize, of Chicago. The decree awards
Mrs. Prize the custody Of her daugh-
ter, Nazei Tine. and $500 a month all
mony. Mr.. Prize. 1t is understood, is
at Ormond Beach, Fla.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-01
No. $3.50.
$3.50.
NOTICE
TO CREDITORS
OF FIRST MEETING

In the District Court OF the United States
for the Middle District Of Aiabama-In
Bankruptcy
In the matter of Christopher C. Mcclellan.
Bankrupt. Post Office Montgomery,
County Montgomery, Alabama.
The aforesaid party having been adjudged
q Bankrupt. under the Act OF Congress en-
titled IAN Act to Establish q Uniform SyR-
tenn of Bankruptcy throughout the United
States" approved July LIST. 1885, q meeting
of the Creditors Of said Bankrupt Is called at
United States Court House. Montgomery
Alabama, on the 18th day OF April next.
at 10 o'clock A. NJ. to make proof of debts
and for the election OF a Trustee. and such
other matters as are neceasary and re-
Quired BY the Act of Congress Aforesaid
n ASA 2. STRATTON
Montgomery. Ala, March 81. isSs.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-01
Wedding at GraceviIle.

Graceville, March 31.-(SpeciaL)--
Tuesday evening at the Sharpless Ho-
tel Mr.. Beasley and Miss Gamiliei. of
Mckenzie, were married by Magistrate
Blow. The event occurred just at a
time to break up very Interesting
game of Progressive AZ" Very I'M
expectedly the entire party repaired
to the hotel to witness the nuptials.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-01
PANAMAs CLEANED.


Washington. d. c.. March si.-tspe-
cial. )--Patents issued: r. r. Culver
house. Republic. Trap; G.. r.. Godwin.
Birmingham, mali delivery apparatus:
G.. p. Graham, Gadsden. reversing
valve for regenerative furnaces; n G..
veitch, Bessemer. filling device for
cinder cars.
Robert NJ Storey appointed post
master at Stafford. Pickens county, vice
G.. c.. wharton. resigned.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-01
H. G. LUKENs DEAD.


Veteran Newspaper Man OF PhHadei-
phin PASSES Away.
Philadelphia, March 31.-Henry Clay
Lukens, for the last forty years an
editor and journalist died suddenly
in a hospital here today from heart
disease.
He began newspaper work on The
Philadelphia Press and was the origi-
nator of the 'Pith and Point" column.
q feature in some newspapers. He
filled editorial positions on The New
York Daily News and The Charleston
Is. CO. World. He was sixty-one years
old.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-01
Harriman on Way East.

Clinton. Ia. March 31.-E. II. Har-
riman. enroute East stepped from a
special train here this afternoon and
spent l cent on a Weighing machine In
the Northwestern depot. The machine
registered 141 pounds. Mr.. Hartman
expressed satisfaction about his gain
in flesh. His health Is greatly I'm
proved.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-01

Mobile, March a1.--A special from
Pascagoula. Miss. says that the United
States battleship Mississippi will ar
rive there on May IL and viii remain
at anchor until May 16. The present
alton or the silver service by the State
will take place between those dates.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-01

Mobile. March Jon the
charge Of grand larceny. Rufus Sheri-
dan, a negro. was this morning bound
over to the City Court by Recorder
Norborne r. Clarke. following the IN
PRODUCTION of evidence against the ne
gro had stolen bicycle from W. a.
Copeland.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-01

It really doesn't seem sensible Tor
anyone to neglect digestive derange-
ments until they develop into orlead to
diseases that may be incurable. Kodol
prevents dyspepsia and other serious all
ments by giving the stomach effective
aid in it's processes of digestion-thus
making and keeping the stomach well,
strong andactive. And when you have a
sound you need not worry about
dyspepsia, or what it LEADS to. Kodol will
mighty soon bring stomach-comfort.
Our Guarantee. a eis o 2 s Eoaol bot #
you are not benefited the druggist win at
once return your money. Don't hesitate; any
druggist viii sell you Kodol on these terms.
The dollar bottle contains ~ timeS as much
as the soc bottle. Kodol is prepared in the
laboratories Of e. Q, Dewitt q Co.. Chicago.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-01

Deputy Sheriff Bowman Of Moline.
shot and badly wounded Tom Younge.
negro resisting arrest when the deputy
attempted to take him from q train.
Two bullets entered the mans neck.
from which he may not recover.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-01
STORE Is DYNAMITED.
Joseph NelIis Had Received Threaten
ing Letter.

MeAlester, Okla, March 31.-The
store of Joseph Nellis, at Krebbs.
mining camp near here. was destroyed
by dynamite early today.
Nellis received two letters demand
ing money under threat OF death and
laid trap for the authors of the
communication but 1t failed.
Nellis, who comes from Northern
Italy, believes that he Is a victim of
the blacks and Indians
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-01
MASTER WINS SUTI1
GovnRNl1nxr LOSES CASE AGAINST
CUBAN BRIG.


Mobile. March 3l.--(Special) --In an
opinion Inst handed down In the United
States Court Of Appeals At New Or
leans. the FEDERAL government loses isa
case against the Cuban Brig Carnival
Bernardo Jordan. master. which was
fined tl70 for failure to have proper
iy entered upon its manifest num-
her of aliens brought to the port Of
Mobile some time ago from Havans
to work In . mosaic works hsre.
At the time the Carnival was nned
$3.50 for violating the maritime laws,
In order to secure the release Of his
vessel. Captain Jordan deposited the
amount OF the hne and the case be-
came known on the Federal docket as
The United States versus $500"
At the following term OF the United
states Court q Jury returned verdict
In favor OF Captain Jordan.
District Attorney Armbfecht imrns-
diate1y gave notice of an appeal with
the result Of the decision Just render,
ed. Tho case was argued under the
appeal in New Orleans.
Rl~ GrsnAe SIN Aground.
The Mallory Line steamer Rio
Grande, late this afternoon was still
aground in Mobile river. Despite the
fact that tow boats tugged at the big
steamer during the day, and there
was q high tide the steamer could not
he budRed-
Owing to the freshet. strong cur.
rent forced the Rio Grande broadsidc
on the mud fats. which Is making tina
efforts to .dislodge the steamer still
the more difacult. Removing cargo Is
still under way. 49,
Patrick Burns Hurt.
Patrick Burns, collector for lie
insurance company had his left leg
at the ankle caught In the elevator In
the Masonic Temple this afternoon
The ankle was brok Ten.
burns was In an elevator at the
third floor and his foot was caught be-
tween the building and elevator and
broken. He was taken to his home.
The boy in charge of the elevator
left the car to get a handkerchief for
Burns
Eastern Shore Road.
Several persons In the movement to
secure trolley road, along the east
coast of Mobile bay extending from
Daphne to ZundeIls. met in the ONCE
OF Judge William s. Anderson today
and discussed the project.
II appears that a recent article ap-
pearing IT a local paper had caused
q false impression an to tho fnten-
lions of the committee and because OF
this the meeting today was OF an ex-
ecutlve nature, the committeeman
fearing that premature publication may
hurt the project
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-01
MARINE NEWS

Pensacola, Fla. March 31--Arrived:
| Bark Superb (Nor.), Syrdahl, Genoa.
Cleared: Schooner F. w. Pickles
| (Br.), Ryan. Havana.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-01
i MISS Denton Entertains Informally.

Kiss Mary Denton entertained q
number of her young friends last
evening In an Informal but pleasant
way. Games OF all kinds were thor
oughly enjoyed. as were also the dam
~ refreshments served by the young
hostess and Mrs. Ford and Mrs. Denton.
who assisted her in receiving.
The guests were: Misses Hattie Bell,
May Laurendine. Loretta Ryan, Grace
Laurendine. Teresa Whitman, Josephine
Mccall Pearl Mccoy. Mr.. Adams, DR..
williams. Albert Stokes, Philip Brew
ton, Burke Ford. Ed Ford, oliver Abby,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-01
NetDs of Mobile Society
Personal Notes.

H. Mock. Ed and Burke Laurendine.
and Mr.. Waterford.
Personal Notes.
DR.. J. c. Sullivan left last night for
Birmingham to attend the National
Dental Convention.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. G. Bush left last
night for New Orleans. after visit
to the latter's parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Curtis Bush.
Mrs. John b. Waterman and young
SON. Carol Barnett Waterman, returned
this afternoon from Birmingham.
Miss White of Tallulah Falls is the
guest Of Mrs. Rittenhouse Moore.
Mrs. Meyer has returned home after
visit to her daughter, Mrs. Rudolph
Richards. in Selma.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Woman's Auxiliary to the Y. M. c. A.
will be held in the lecture room on
Thursday morning at IL a. m.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-01

A Northern paper in speakin~ OF the
coming election Of q national prcsi,
dent for the National Society Daugn
tiers OF the American Revolution says
San exciting time Is promised at the
coming convention in Washington on
April 10. So far. only one candidate IL
announced for the presidency. MIS-
Matthew Scott, of Bloomington. ILL.,.
Z sister OF Mrs. Adlai Stevenson. and
distinguished among the Daughters for
her ability In the management OF at
fairs.
Mrs. Donald Mclean. the outgoing
president. emphasizes this need of
good financier in the management OF
the funds for their new Washington
mansion which rs practically completed
but not yet clear financially. Mrs,
Scott IS the candidate of the present
administration. There are two strong
parties IN the national society and the
opponents have suggested several can
tida ties, but % far there have been
no acceptances. Mrs. Treuman New
berry, Of Michigan. would have &C.
cepted but that she is gong abroad
for an indennite period. It 10 believ-
ed. however. that there IL dark horse
who will make strong opponent and
the Daughters say that the coming
congress will not lack piquant rea-
lures"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-01
Norh German cioyd.

FAST EAPRE6S SERVICE.
FALMOUTH CHERBoURG-- BREMEN
10 A. M
Kais. VIM II. April sj Ceciiie ...Aprff 80
Kronprinz VIM. Ap 13lK. Wm.de Gre. Ap "a
TWIN-sCREW PASSENGER SERVICE.
BREMEN DIRECT-i6 A. NJ
sP. Friedrich VIM. Ap 4 Yorck 1890. Apr. Q
Bradenburg Apr 3lsGneisenau Apr. ~
sCalis at Plymouth and Cherbourg.
MEDITERRANEAN SERVICE.
GIBRALTAR-NAPLES-
SAILING at IL A. NJ
X. Luiss -. Apr 10lK. Albert Apr. ~
p Irene Apr. l7INeckar :. Kay /
North German Lloyd Traveliers' Checks.
Oeirtchs & Co., Agents, Broadway, n. Y.
or Any Local Agent.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-01
lCarro, Of Cement.

with a solid cargo Of over five hun.
dred tons Of cement the American
schooner Georgia D. jenkins arrival
here today. the shipments being con-
signed to local firm and 10 to be
used in building operations now in
process.
This 10 the fourth cargo Of cement
to come here within the past two
months. much OF II being used IN the
construction Of the massive sea wall
At Fort Pickens. which will cost the
government half q million dollars
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-01

Mobile. March 31.--Arrived: Steam
ers Eastwood (Br.). Atkins, New York
schooner Laura C. (Br0. Creaser. Neva
Corona.
Cleared: None.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-01

Miss White of Tallulah Falls is the
guest OF Mrs. Rittenhouse Moore.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-01

Galveston, Tex. March 31.-Arrived
Steamers Ell Siglo, Prescott, New York
Inkum (Br.), McKegg, Panama.
Cleared: Steamers Brazos Evans
New York and sailed; Howthhead (Br.)
Moore, Belfast; Kendra (Br.). Droty
Hamburg and Liverpool.
Sailed: Steamers Miramichi (Br.)
Ruxton. Bremen and Havre; Bloom
field (Br.), O'Neal. Port Arthur.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-01

H. Mock. Ed and Burke Laurendine.
and Mr.. wakeford.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-01

The hcard OF county commissioner
held . special session TO-DAY for the
purpose OF making an inspection Of
the new bridge spanning Bayou Chico.
which has Just been completed. While
they decided to open the bridge for
trafic. II will not be accepted until
the regular meeting.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-01
Cr.a<-HarIee weddins.

4 marriage Of much interest 70 NO.
bffians was celebrated In Dillon. Z,
a. on the 2sth Instant when Mrs. DAISY
Duval Harlae. who was visiting in Dbl
Ion. was married to DIR. Lawrence Ros-
boro Craig. of Chester. s. g. Rev. J. n.
Kirkland odiciated. Mrs. Harlee he
longs to one OF Mobiles old French
families and Is a descendant Of Gov
amor william Philip Duval. first ter
xftorial Governor OF Florida. DIR. Craig
comes Of one of South Carolina's old
est families and Is prominent phys'-
ctan OF Marion county, 8. G. DR.. ana
Mrs. Craig win make their nome III
Dillon-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-01

Mobile. March si.-tSpecial)--A
spirited contest was held this morn
No It the Country Club when MISS
kltns st. John was hostess for the
powling Club. The prize for the games
was q pair CT silk hose and those wn"
Miss st. John invited with the mem
bsrs TO enjoy this pleasant oceas,on
~r~re Misses Louise Overall Helen
Rich. Mary banner. May owen. Rosa
belle Christian. Marie Shafer. Ellen
ManMahon. and Mrs. George Vidmer,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-01

New Orleans, La, March 31-Cleared:
Steamers Victorian OBJ, Kearney,
Havre; City of Tampico (Nor.), Odf-
jell, Sagua la Grande; Mercator (Nor.).
Kaisen, Puerto Cortez; Appomattox
(Br). Richardson, Santa Marta Co
rinto (Nor.). Gundersen, Livingston via
Belize, Puerto Cortez and Port Bar
rios: Orten (Nor.), Wang, Bocas del
Toro; schooner Asbury Fountain, Han
sen, Mobile.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-01

Port Eads, La, March s1.-Arrived:
Steamers Redhiil (Br.). Dowell. Santos
via Rio de Janeire and Victoria; Nor
gan, Thompson. Tampa.
Sailed: Steamers Comus. Boyd, New
York; Chickah ominy (Br.), Stevenson,
Port Limon via Colon; Santurce, Folk
er, Port Arthur: Ilderton tBr.), Crooks
Rotterdam via Norfolk; Ravn (Nor.) ,
Grau, Bocas del Toro; Belvernon Nor
Henrichsen, Port Limon; steam yacht
Sultana, Ferguson, Havana.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-06-23
COAST PAPERS ROAST JAPANESE

an alien, unassimilable, and secretly
hostile population.
There are lots of good people in
the east who fail to understand the
feeling of California on the subject OF
Japanese immigration. They should
cast an eye over conditions in the Ha-
waiian archipelago The Japanese la
bo'srs constitute an Overwhelming
majority of the population. They never
become Americans. They are always
Japanese and loyal to their native allie
glance. They are harbor9d because
they are an industrial convenience, but
their presence constitutes a danger to
American rule in the islands, because
they owe no allegiance to our flag. An
organized rebellion of these hostile
aliens might easily overwhelm the hand
ful of American troops in Hawaii. The
situation brings Japan pretty close to
this continent, and California does not
want it brought any nearer by admit
ting to our shores an overwhelming
horde of these dangerous aliens.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-06-23
LIQUOR LICENSES

Opposition 10 the Sunday privilege
was offered by John G. Woolley in the
natter of THE applications for renewals
of liquor licenses to the Union Grill
and the Aloha Alma restaurant, at
meeting of the License Commissioners
yesterday afternoon which in open and
executive sessions lasted until ten
o'clock. Action was deferred on these
and several other applications until to-
morrow afternoon.
Mr.. Woolley also opposed the grant
ing of retail licenses to wholesale deal
ers.
Certain names appeared on petitions
botn for and against granting a re-
newal of retail license to All Choa at
Heeia. p. d. Rellett Jr., of Heeia
entered a protest against All Choa's
place on the ground of constant vio-
lations of regulations.
Renewals were granted to f, II.
Harvey, KiIohana saloon; d. II. Lewis
& Company UoNejoy and Company
and retail licenses held by that firm
for the Anchor and Mint saloons; ].
T. Silva, Pantheon; James II. Thomp-
son, Kentucky saloon; M. G. Silva, Ka-
mehameha saloon; Ichiki, Waimalu,
wholesale, and Wing Wo Tai, whole
sale.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-06-23
San Francisco Call:

Japanese in Hawaii, feeling the
strength, of numbers, prove rebellious,
turbulent and inclined to defy the law.
They break out in riots, and there is
talk of organized resistance against en-
forcement of law. It is true that vio-
lence is a common incident of strikes
in America and in Europe, but in the
present case it causes a more serious
menace that not obscurely threatens
American rule in the Hawaii an group.
If there is occasional violence in an
American strike it does not mean that
the government is threatened, but that
is exactly the meaning of the rebellious
spirit among the Japanese in Hawaii.
1t is the logical result Of narboring