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The Press. (Stafford Springs, Conn.) 1883-1935, 1909-10-06
NOTICE..

At a special meeting ofthe Board of Directors
of the Central Wooden Company, duly warned in
accordance with the bylaws of said Company,
and which meeting was holding at the office of
the Borough of Stafford Springs, County of Toll
land and State of Connecticut, on the goth day
of September A. d. 1909, at 8 O'Clock in the
AFTERNOON 1t was voted by said Board of Direc-
tors to terminate the corporate existence of the
Central Wooden Company.
And it was further voted to call special meet
ing of the stockholders of said Company, for the
purpose of considering and acting upon propo-
siLion to confirm the vote of said Directors in the
termination of the Corporate existence of the
Central Wooden Company. And which special
meeting of stockholders is called to be holden
at the office of Cyril Johnson, Town Of Stafford,
and State of Connecticut, on the 22d day of
October A. D. 1902 at o'clock in the afternoon.
- Dated at Stafford, Connecticut, this twentieth
day of September, A. D. 1909.
By order of the Board of Directors.
WIN. o. ROCKWELL, Secretary.
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Are YOU Looking for
THE School

Which employs TEN REAL TEACH
ERS?
Which gives PERSONAL attention to
all students
Which tells the whole TRUTH every
time? -
Which gives every pupil SQUARE
DEAL ?"
Which gives SHORTHAND and BUSI-
NESS training free from nonsense2
Which has proven for 81 years that the
BEST teachers, the most thorough courses
and methods, make the BEST school F.?
If SO, you are looking for
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Mrs. Mary A. Lyman is sponIing a
few weeks in Sturbridge.
Miss Ruth Bosworth of West Wood
stock is teaching in the east district.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. T. Allen have
been in Newport, N. H., on business
for q week.
Miss Ruth l.. Kendall was called
to Brooklyn last week Monday by th Q
death of her father.
Miss Susie M. Lawson has returned
to her position in the girls high
school in Reading. Pa.
George W. Thayer has been making
extensive improvements at his mill at
Bigelow pond, putting in an iron
fume and doing away with one of the
bridges.
The house on the Houghton. Youngs-
Underwood farm, now owned by Mrs.
D. B. Carpenter, was burned recently.
The house had not been occupied for
shout ten years and was practically
It is supposed the FIRE
may have been caused by the tramps
who sometimes occupied it.
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SOMERS.

There i to be q meeting of the
Ecclesia. tic i society OF the Congre.
gationel church Friday evening.
An ant mobile party consisting of
Mr.. and Mrs Frederic Story Of Win.
sted. with son and daughter, are
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. E L Hulburt
William Bn,bark of Somers a, d
Miss Maud H of Thompst IL lille
were married Sunday. evening By
Justice OF the Peace Silas H Perry
at his residence Oh Broad street.
Mr.. and Mrs Samuel Peaue If
North Dakota are visiting Nj. Peast g
relatives in town, on their way to
Eul ope, where they have planned to
take wedding trip. Mr Pease is
professor Of languages in the uni;
versity of Month ~ knta. and is the
Oldest son of Daniel P.ase, Jr form
erly OF Somers. -
The election on Monday resulted as
follows: Town clerk, Charles s
Fuller, r; selectmen, Benjamin s.
Pinney, d, 10, John Hunt, r; regis,
trar, Raymond 8. Bugbee. r, 1888;
treasurer, Charles s. Fuller. r, 1874 !;
collector, George. w. Kibbe, r; as
SCISSORS, Ralph E Keeney, william
Billings, Ernest s. Fuller; grand
jurors, James W. Wood, William s.
Daniels, Ernest E. Oorbin; board of
relief, Aretus Kibbe, Louis Gowdy,
Edwin D. Avery; auditors, Edwin
O. Davis. r, Ernest W. Avery, d /; ire 9
warden, Henry J. Shaw. r; consta
bles, George F. Kibbe. r; school
visitors, Frank q. Moore, r; stands
no-license. --.
The town report for the year ending
October 4 shows the total amount of
grand list 1901, 800; amount of ,ad.
ditions, $4,312; deductions. 50. 319;
total amount of taxable property,
1857, $50; amount raised on dollar,
5 mills; number of polls, 1873 Re-
port of expenses: Town poor, 81, 473 :
IS; schools. 81, $3.50 80; highways
and bridges, 80 4O2 81; loans and
interest paid, ", l25. 4S; public H.
brary, $342 IA; election expenses,
1926 %; salaries of town officers,
$4O7. so; miscellaneous, I'll, 691 63.
In the school report the enumeration
is 375; registration, $40; average
attendance, including sixteen high
school pupils, 281.65 The follow
ing pupils have been present every
session during the year: Mildred
Meacham, Bessie Meaoham, Ears
Reeves, James Geoghan, Jane Goodies
Earl Heminway, Dorothy Avery, Lse-
belle Kibbe. The following have
been recommended to the Enfield
high school: Mabelle eager, Bertha,
Hodges, Esther Worthington, Alta
Fuller. The free public library re-
port shows a total circulation of
47,7 an increase of 900 VOLUMES.
The books have been recatalogued
under the Dewey system the past year.,
It has received a gift of the Chaffee
Genealogy from it's author, William
H Ohaffee. of New York. Also
magazines and periodicals from Mrs
H. F. Dimock of Coventry and Henry
A. Root of Somers.
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VIM s. Webster is in town this

VIM s. Webster is in town this
week.
Dorius Roberts was at home for
town netting aud cast his first vote,
rs turning to is work in Worcester
Monday event lg
In accordance with the new law,
which changes the schools from the
district system to town managers. n,
Messls Brown .and Bradway were
taking an inventory Of school property
IN the different districts last We K,
While frost ON the last day of
August damaged the farmers Of
northern New England to the extent
of about tour millions of dollars,
people in this sectinn have been very
fortunntf, OILY very light frosts, and
those in the lowlands having been re-
ported a. yet, October s
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Partisan Amiability.

The mother-in-laW question Is AZ
acute in Paris as in London, but there
are ladies who do not seem to be al
ways at loggerheads with their daugh.
ters' husbands. According to a Wit
ness in court, some sons-in-law are ex.
tremely tolerant fellows. A lady was
giving evidence as to the disposition
of her daughters husband, and as evi-
dence of his kindly nature she explain
ed to the Judge: "Oh, NJ. lie President,
the young man is of the completest
amiability! Believe me, he has been
married to my daughter eighteen
months, and he has not once threat
ened to strike me"'-I.ondon Standard.
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TOLLAND.

Willie aoncheck is home from Day
Vile. 81
Elmer Metcalf of Rockville spent
Sunday with his parents,
Miss Bertha ostrich of New York
is the guest of friends in Skungamaug.
Arthur Niles of Hartford spent
Sunday with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. D. N. Niles.
Lewis Ladd of Waterbury spent
Sunday with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Lafayette R. Ladd:
Mr. AMI Mrs. Archie Hall of Man
chester were the guests Of; Mr.. and
Mrs. L, Ernest Hall Sunday.
Miss Helen Hawkins has returned
to Cambridge after spending the sum;
mer with her sister, Mrs. CLARA Baker.
MIR and Mrs. Herbert Kennedy and
children of Burnside spent Sunday
with Mrs Kennedy's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Silas P. Ryder.
\G Palmer Charter has harvested
his cranberry crop, having but q
third as many as usual on account of
the Continued dry weather.
= Josbph skalineck, postal clerk in
the POST office in New York city, has
retufned after spending three weeks
with his parents in this place.
Rev. and Mrs. H T. Barnard of
McIndoe Falls, W.; have been spend
ing few days in town, guests of W..
A. Agard and Miss Lucille M. Agard
"A son was born Friday morning to
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Amidon Of
Stafford Springs Mrs Amidon was
formerly Miss Stella Olough of this
place.
The ladies' society of the Congre.
gational church will hold their
annual business meeting and election
of officers Tuesday at the home of
Mrs R. NJ. French. -
The annual town meeting was held
Monday in the town hall. The town
went democratic. Town clerk and
treasurer, Frank T Newcomb; select
men, Oscar A. Leonard, d, Frank A
Newman, d. John W. Edgerton, r;
assessors. John s. Usher, Cornell
Green, Robert Doyle; board of relief,
Thomas g. Root, Samuel Johnson,
Andrew ]. Mccormick; constab les.
Nathan o Ward, Charles E Meaoh.
am; grand jurors, Frank G. Gardner.
VIM L. Ayers, John Johnson, James
H.. Usher, Gilbert P Babcot k, Loren
H. Reed; auditors, L. Ernest Hall,
VIM. A. Agard; registrars of voters,
John s Usher, Edwin 8 Agard; COL
lector, Nathan o. Ward; directors of
town library, Albert A. Kell )gg, An
drew j. Mccormick; school visitors,
Leila S. Hall, Edward E. Fuller {;
tree warden. VIM. L Ayers.
The following resolutions were
adopted at the town meeting:-
Whereas, the school building which
the town at its annual meeting two
years ago voted to accept as q gift,
having been completed and presented
to the town, it is hereby
Resolved-That the thanks of the
town Of Holland be and they hereby
are extended to the late Radcliffe
Hicks for his thoughtful remembrance
of his native town. in the generous
gift of ten Thousand dollars for the
erection of a school building therein;
and also to his sister, Miss Minnie
Helen Hicks, for her generous addition
to that gift of four thousand dollars.
in order that the building might be
erected and furnished in accordance
with the plans which she personally
selected, and by her advice, counsel
and assistance saw carried to compile
The Press. (Stafford Springs, Conn.) 1883-1935, 1909-10-06
Hard 10 Choose.

''Why can't she make choice be-
tween her suitors?r
''Well, one of them is press agent
His language is very attractive. But
the other is a travelling salesman, and
he treats her as If she were a big
buyer Kansas City Journal.
The Press. (Stafford Springs, Conn.) 1883-1935, 1909-10-06
D. Robertson Il Co..
STAFFORD SPRINGS.

Our stock of Fall and Winter goods all departments very complete
Ladies Outing Flannel Night Robes Toe and $1OO
Misses and Chns Outing Flannel Night Robes soc
Ladies Fannelete Underskir 25c and Soc each.
Ladies' Misses ChIdren Undergaments
pete line at popular prices.
Ladies' and
Ladies' Sweaters in all Sizes a
Sweaters 49c each
Sweaters 25c
Mems Feeced Vests and Drawers, at Acc garment
Ribbed Vests and Drawers a per garment
Boys Feeced and Drawers 25c per garment
BLANKETS IN GRAY AND WHITE
10 A Gray and White Blankets SOC pair.
ia Gray and White Blankets, and 81 rs pair
Heavy Gray Blanket So 81 rs and $2OO per
pair
Our stock Comfoabes large and varied ranging price from Toe
to So 95 each.
The Press. (Stafford Springs, Conn.) 1883-1935, 1909-10-06
J. VI HANLEN, Gent Passenger Agent,
Trolley Lines.
WEEK DAYS.

I
Lv. Stafford Springs 8. Is a. m. and ev-
cry hour until 1915 p. M, arriving at
Rockville on the hour. Last car to Hart
ford 1915 p. m.
The Interurban service cars, with a
change at East Hartford. leave Hartford
for Stafford Springs at 6.37 a. m and ev-
Dry hour until 1887 p. m.
Surface trolley cars leave Rockville for
Hartford at 6.22 u. m. and every hour at
q. until 1922 p. M, and leave Hartford
fdr Rockville at 7.07 m. and every hour
until 1907 pm. Connects for Stafford at
Rockville.
SUNDAYS.
Nv. Stafford Springs 715 a. m. and ev-
cry hour until 12.15p. m. t4tsfta5
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ASSESSORS NOTICE.
Eirst Dav of NnNemh

All persons residing In the town of STAFFORD,
liable to pay taxes, are hereby notified to return
to the Assessors on or before the
First Day of November Next
A written or printed list of all taxable property
owned by them on the 1st day of october, 1909.
Those falling to make LIST will be charged q
penalty OF 10 per cent. additional, according to
law. Non-IeStdents are under the same obliga-
ton as to handing In their lists. A taxable list
Is not perfect according to law II said list does
not contain description of all real estate, each
parcel being separately described. Neglect or
refusal % comply with this feature OF the law
makes 1t the duty of the Assessors to make and
I'LL out separate description aud valuation OF
each parcel Of real estate and add plurality Of
10 per cent. thereto The blanks may be obtain
ed OF the Assessors or by malt on application.
Those that are exempt from taxation to the
amount OF $1,000 on the grand list must make
out their lists the same as the others.
Lists will not be accepted unless correctly
bounded, as required by law.
For the purpose Of receiving lists the Assessors
Will be at the post of1ce, West STAFFORD, Monday,
Oct. II, from to 3; at Blacks hotel STANFORD
Wednesday, Oct 10, from 9 to 8; at the post
office, Stanordvllle, Friday, Oct. Is, from to :
at the store OF James Warren, Monday, Oct 25,
and Thursday, Oct q, from to3.
w. d. GRAVES,l
E K. TAFT, AssessOr5
j. A. FOSTER,
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lawns MoIAranIIN. PUBLIsHEA.
q. 50 . yeAr. II raaa strio..y m adNAn0e.a4'

u.so rear. il psid strie,,Y In adSSncessl.-
Rssolutaons, obituaries or cards Of thanks n
serted At one-half, advertising rates. Birth
marraagea and deaths inserted tree. comHnni
cations received without signature always con-
mltted to the waste basket without attention.
THm Page, and TAe Connecticut Cour"n
semI-weekly1 furnished for SAILS per year IN al
vance.
We are not responsible for, nor do we by pub
fishing, endorse the opinions Of our correspond
enta.
This paper Is mailed regularly TO its suoscrih
ara untiI 4 dernite order to discontinue Is re-
cetyed and aIl arrears are paid In full.
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Even when woman thinks she is
worth her wight in gold she would
hate to get too stOut.-Philadelp
RopOP6
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ELLINGTON,

Town clerk, NJ. e. Thompson, r;
selectmen, j. H Lynch, r, G. H.
Willard, r. oh. Curtis, d.; treasurer,
M e. Thompson. r; collector, q s
Burr, r; assessors, O. A. Price, r,
F Newell, r, P. E. Trip, r; grand
jurors, J. Baxter. r, s. J. johnson,
r. David .Fahey, +, f. H. Burke. d,
F. K. Ellis. d, F. Pinney, d; board
of relief, O. B. White. r. R. E. Hyde,
r, W. M. Crane, d; registrars Of
voters, r A White, r, L. "A. Aborn,
d; auditors, J. T. Mcknight, r, O.:
R. Thrall, d; tree warden, M. e.
Charter, r; oontsables, D. W. Brad.
ley, r, L. r. Thompson, r, O. Holt
sizer, r. g.. T. Smith, +, ), c.. r.
Thrall, d, e. W. Aborp, d, NJ. B.
Garter, d; license, yes 100. no "a
Crystal Lake.
Mrs. CLARK Gates of Moodus is
spending q few weeks with relatives
in the place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry O. Charter and
daughter, Florine, of Blandford,
Mass, spent a few days recently in
the place.
The Recommendation of the new
church bell will be held at the church
afternoon and evening. supper
will be given by the ladies at the
close of the afternoon service. Speak.
ers for the occasion and date will be
announced later.
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M of energy and tact
wv who can furnish tirst-class reference as to
ability and honesty to act as salesman. Previous
experience not Unnecessary. Our assistance from
main office, and personally when required, will
make any ambitious and energetic man success
full. If you possess these requirements, address
F. N. NIPPLE, Dept. 1, P. o. Box COS, Hartford
Conn.,, 4w23
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TVO RENT-Three room in Roberts
i block Furnace avenue, suitable for a pho
tograph studio, or may be used for other pur-
poses ADOLPH ROBERTS.
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DIGS FOR SALE. ...
L w. ]. BOWLER, Crystal Lake and West
hi. 4w23
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FOUND A gray crocheted shawl,
4 which the owner may have by proving
property and paying for this advertisement.
= MARSHAL BOLIEAU
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L,OR SALE CHEAP-One pair heavy
Il horses. weighing 26OO lbs.
FRANK POKERNY, East Wilmington, Conn.,
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CHOICE BUILDING LOTS for Sale
~ on STAFFORD Heights, for cash or on very
easy terms. FRANK KEEFE.
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D1CTp1r1T on ,roIrAID D.

DISTRICT OF TOLLAND, IS. Pro-
~ bate Court, Oct 1st, A. n. 1909
Estate OF Nellie j. MOwry, late OF wellington,
in said district deceased.
Upon the application OF Adolph Korper, Select
man OF wilmington. praying that letters OF adj
m nist"at1On may be granted on said estate,
as per apphGation on file more fully appears 1t is
Ordered-Tnat said application be heard and
determined at the Probate ONCE in Holland. in
said district, on the 9th day of Oct, A. d. 1909,
at O'Clock in the afternoon. and that notice
and time and place of hearing thereon by
publishing this order once in some newspaper
having circulation in said district, and by
posting copy thereof on the public sign post
in the town OF wilmington, in said di-trict at
lie lst three days b. IRE said day OF hearing.
EDWIN s. AGARD, Judge.
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r. wAYLAND PRESTON, AuetiOnesr
Administrators Sale.
AT AUCTION

PERSONAL ESTATE Of the late Geo.
Goodell, Stafford Street, Tuesday, Oct
10, 1909, at 10 a. M, rain or shine. Stock,
Farming Tools, Wagons, Carriage Har-
ness, Team Wagons, Household Furni-
ture. acres Corn in the shuck, etc. For
particulars see posters.
MARTIN M. COODELL, Administrator.
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nTSTRTCT OF STAFFORD. SIS. Pro

I Ms IRIOI UF , IAFTOINIJy IS. ! To
IL bate Court, October &, 1909.
Estate of Anna Kama, l tie OF 81 afford, in said
district. deceased.
Upon the application OF. Andrew Kama pray
ing that letters of administration may be grant
ed on said estate. as by application on nile fully
appears, 1t is
Ordered-that said application be heard and de-
termined at the probate office in Stafford in said
district, on the 18th day of october A. D., 1902,
at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon, and that notice be
given to all persons interested IN said estate. OF
the tendency OF said application and the time
and place OF hearing thereon. by publishing the
same once in some newspaper having ctrcula-
ton in said district, and by posting copy there
of on the public sign-post In the town OF Stat
ford, in said district.
ROBERT H. FISK, Judge.
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of leaves by property
! owners in the highways Of the borough is
strictly prohibited,
per order OF the COIJpT OF RIJPGFSSES.
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DOR, SALE.-Horse, Buggy, Buggy
IL Harness. Work Harness, Sidehill Plough,
u. S. Separator, No. 6 Farm Wagon, Hay Rack.
PaElor Coal Stove. Inquire of G. l.. FITZPAT-
RICK, Stafford Springs, Jewett's Crossing, R. f.
d. /, or Telephone 1913. T. -.% 2wa
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HAT: at $14 ton, at the barn-15 to
Ii 90 IONS also Rye Straw and MlllPt
ANDREW HOLOSKA. West wilmington.
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All persons residing in the town of STAFFORD,
liable to pay taxes, are hereby notified to return
to the Assessors on or before the
The Press. (Stafford Springs, Conn.) 1883-1935, 1909-10-06

DUGS made to order from old ingram
i y carpets, and ready made for sale. Write
for particulars C. SHUIZE, 5 Chamberlain
street, Rockville, Conn
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The premiums on cattle, horses and
fruit have not been passed on and will
be given later.
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DOR SALE-A small roll top desk.
II r' GEO. SISWICK.
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now for sale, and good family Gov
N1lFwanted = Joseph Braun, the Florist. l
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WANTED. -Experie ced Sewers on
w Worsteds. Apply to GARLAND WOOL
EN- CO., StaffOrdville.
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T OST.-An Open Face Silver Waltham
~ Watch on Fast Main Street or the lower
part OF Furnace Avenue. Finder will receive a
reward by addressing lock box 1866
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ICE FOR SALE at Crystal Lake, 90
L per hundred $500 per ton -
2W26 W. j. BOWLER.
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There i to he meeting of the
Ecclesias tic j society OF the Congre-
gationel church Friday eveninI.
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HORSE FOR SALE-6 years old
Al GOOD driver. 3w' j. c.. MORTENSEN.
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GOOD CHEAP HORSE For Sale.
VI CAMPO BROS.
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DOR SALE Cows, Horse cheap.
II 3w'26 E. NJ. KUEHL, stafford Village.
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Mrs. Mary A. Lyman is sponling q
few weeks in Sturbridge
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nor SALE OR EXCHANGED
Bay Mare with fine Colt three months old
one Thoroug Inbred HOlstein Bull. one year old,
registered. A. VAIL SMITH, SOmeEs, Conn.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-08-31
WOODEN SHOES
DRAW BLOOD
Japanese Use Queer Weapons
With Telling Effect in
Lively ARRAY.

Tanabe and another japanese got
into quarrel last night. In conse-
quenee, Tanabe is in Jail and his an
tagonist is in the hospital. The man
in the hospital is not in any serious
danger, but he shed lot of blood be-
fore the police got hold of him.
The cause of the fight, which took
place in Kakaako near the foundry, is
shrouded in mystery. High words led
to blows, and soon the two men were
mixing it with their heavy wooden
shoes. There is no evidence to show
that either drew a knife, but the man
in the hospital looks as though he
might have been carved up with a
.stiIetto or some other sharp instrument
The injured man presented very
woebegone appearance, standing in
walked about as though he were in a
daze. Tanabe on the other hand. was
very perky and wanted to argue every
thing. He objected to having the Re-
ceiying Clerk take his money and he
objected to going into the tanks,
though he contented himself by voicing
his objections in words.
Threatened to Soak Neighbors.
Manual Gomez was taken into Gus
tody yesterday afternoon, suspected of
being insane. Late in the afternoon
the police received a telephone mes
sage from Mrs. Bieho, who lives in
Pauoa road, saying that Gomez was
wandering about the neighborhood,
threatening TO deluge people with wa
ter, and in other ways making him
self obnoxious.
Officers were dispatched to the scene
of the trouble, and as Gomez appeared
to be acting queerly, he was taken in
charge and removed to the Police Sta
tion, where he is now held pending an
examination, regarding his sanity.
Eight Dollars for Eight.
Eight dollars and costs were the
fines handed out to each of eight gam
blers brought before fudge Andrade
yesterday. The men were arrested by
Detective Apana and other officers and
were charged with playing sup chat
Apana proved an expert witness on
gambling games, and his evidence con
victed the men. The nervy Chinese
officer appeared in court in a gorgeou:
| new uniform.