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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-29

ana the Other Kind.


pa ycu ever stand on Il prommen
corner at an early morning hour md
watch the fhrong. ol people on thelf
way 10 work. Noting The number who
we're forcing themseiYes along because
f meant their dally bread. and NE
Others cheerfnlly AMI eagerly pursuing
their way because of love ol their
s8fk.
Il is i fHel That ones lond has much
20 do With It As an example:
i Rn engine has poor oil OF a lsoller
Is fired with BOof eoai, a bad result Is
eertaIA. Isntfg
Treailhg your stomach right Is the
keystone illai sustaius the arch OF
he5lsh temple and sou Will lind
firape.Nuts7 as 4 daily Iou6 ii tue
most npnflshins AMI beneilcIal ycu can
use. .4f .
we hase fhodsands 81 lestlmohlalsI
l1hIl RenlfIHe gssEla dhdAlg fslf5Bl lh4na
Hentle wine sin rlsiliealBr BrdlaeSAir2 ,ezilI
Of curiosllS as hast geSOrl--w with lhe
result thai prompted lle testimonial
II You have never tried ufape.Nals
It's worth while 10 give & fair In
partial trial Remember lhere are
millions eating Gfape-Nuts every day.
they know and wn know II Y1u wlll use
Hfape.Nnls every morning yun- work
l. moro likely 10 BE- ioy-sofk. becanee
yau can keep welt and WITH t'4 brain
Mell noufIxhed work ls IUy Read
The Road to WeIlelliev n every pack
ass THERE'S neaaonl"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-29

Aftar once making bakHa tsan core
Il will be tried often, Noslea q eur I
more and put through a pnrce slminr.
add 3 minced onion md cook ID lD {
Of Hator Or atoeh until isuder, ndin /
water as needed Thea proceed as ~
any cream soup making thc tlslrs i,t
the base Bhan soup needs TO Il Drrly
seasoned and served with 4nafitr u
hoiled ogg II she >eusf Ok eaeh dish
and . apfinkIing Of pafaleI
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-29

Whon one 81 the largo.i firms Of wins
merchants in London bcgar bNsncss i
sent lord Derby Il dozen ee sherry,
which wes Fopreaealee aa hasng q spoeife
for the gaui, 10 which tho prime minis
ter wna d martyr Vhe n0blennl replied
aTho carl OF pcrhs pfesnnle hs compli.
mouls be baa tasted iho sheffy end nfo
es ihe gont
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-29

school and he Is in favor Of havlne 1t
located at some central point In the
state
X 2 Alexander Of Enid is q 9uea.
rio visitor
z numaer Of srcAlieets from dla'er.
ent parts OF tae state are arriving to
aWeld tho semiannual convention
which Is 10 be heh here tomorrow
G. T. sudeblotter Of Muskogee, b 8
Guthrie visitor.
N. /. Perklas Of Ada IS % the espl.
tal elts
II D Xneisley Of checotah ID a
Guthrie visitor
Stare Veterinarian ]. * Calllcc8ho
Is up from Oklahoma City
Editor l.. r Russell Of Arlmofe, Is
!n the capital city
James Ven Meter IS ap from osla.
boma city,
Gu Il Mules o. Oklahoma elig Ia
IN Tie city
u II. Fielilng cf sulphur Is aere
comforting With legislative msmberB.
Wm * Meglaln OF Purcell Is IN
no capital city
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-29

Many liltle lives have been saved
by roley's Honey md Tar Tor cousha
colds, Group enG whooplng cough u
tAe only safe remedy Coz nfenU
and children na il cOntains no oplates
'cr other narcotic drugs. and children
Ike Foley's Honey and Tar Caro-
ful mothers Keep bottle IN The house
Refuse suhslliuies q. a 7ENFRC.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-29

Governor fluskqll this innrnlnK up,
proved and signed serate h.a So, ~
by Russell, WHICH authorizes The state
board ot agrienllnre 10 eslablsll cnuu.
ly denomination arnis and 70 ensIiluy
lnairlia nrs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-29
\ IN AND lM0NG
LOCAL STORES



Ine Eagle drug store 1as an display
one Of the finest line Of valentines
shown lhie geaf Tho commend aulo0e
he dealers IS that instead 81 He
esense = ~ prsellCe u exchange nh
81 Nalastnes la3 there an la
crease
TIE high 2ird has isd b84oe
emong the meuy stare The Aa2n
dry gsads sicfn Is smoked 9G ls
as q rssul Of the smoke eh al.
taNea 10 Che four Winds E1We9er fho
store has bad ,he usual rCn 9l buslhaas
~ Peterson. The cl0ihief. hFg IA ad
vertlsemeni N lhis Bgue ~ ilng atlen
t.ou % the sale Of be- laffamcd aleln
l3lrch el0tles Three clothes have
9od tho test Tor excellence among ihe
TEST ,lfeHaers of the wcrd Ths wass
manshlp and The style nrpf9l ~ ~
men who take pleasure IN realizing
I hat lheY .afe Ne l.gg acmed lteaa Ht8
.l,t'& 'aif9eia lhtiifehs bh ibaeestighh
Tomorrow night tlesea ihe sis
white Sale a re p. q l.utz ii,
goods store, The sale has been ife
most fuccessful Df any sale IN ho hls
i1ry Of the store The uianagensps
has heaped high qualities n tie whllt
goods line aud even durEae The severe
storm lsle crowds have responded ~
the call of The bargains Manage
isltx says that the store has been
more than satisfied vi Il the results
and Is looking fof bls elase On Sat
urday
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-29

Now that Paul Gilmore has part
he like OF waieh be hes never had be.
ore be h making 4 tremendous SEN.
aaiiua Wherever hp appears Always
uiAgnete % marked degree ~ bis
new pail he appeals wllb urusua force
f, lhe thousands Who have known end
laycd hlm IN other parta Mt Gilmore
coming d the Brooks Sunday night
ana ls bringing rlo Boys on Company
d %
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-29

Fura hlowM from street car this
morning 70 wlnds,orm oa 0Rlnhoma
venue samc belonged 70 one OF sen.
1ie atenograpnere Flndcr please
bring same 10 convention hall and
claim reWAm
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-29

Simple Remedy Fer g GfIpFel
Raeklng IA grippe coughs that may
develop Into pneumonia over nlg1l
are quickly cured BY Toley'a Honey
and Tar The sore and infamed
lunSs are healed and strengthened,
anda dangerous condition is quickly
averted Take only Foley's Honey
and Tar in the yellow package. &c. F.
RENFRO.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-29

W, ?. Powers. The plumber, has
moved to 2o6 East Oklahoma avenue
nc has fitted his new quarters with
even better equipment than hts old
stsAd. iis East Oklahoma, and ia pre-.
pared 70 take care Of all orders without
delay
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-29

rof Aeleg. Of the Oklahoma uni.
sei IT'S faculty passed. through the
city tc1ay enroute to Carmen where
sle win participate in an entertain
saCnt tomorrow night.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-29
Z. |. tssMesM. n ss'mssugme.z .zesI
4 FRESH TOPICS
! OF THE TOWN

This was rotten day. sure
Guthrie Is the only towa In the
state lacking ordinances providing for
picture Show fire protection
Some legislation affecting ldese
hish winds would aoothe, 70 rat help
The lremen cleared 5000 Oh t6elr
bsll Wednesday nlgat
Walla Fish an Otoe indian. palG 4 $40
Tine IN police court flis morning for
drinking bootleg whlskey
The college committee OF the sig'p
hoa Il Of agriculture Is in session today
lr the office of gecretary Barrett
Temperature fe IS degrees hetweao
10 o'clock last eight end ilve o'clCak
thls morning
Todaya windstorm #as the worst 10
years However, little damage Is re-
ported
The Brooks ain Pos Ing eoripany'i
cards on North vlRe street were
hlown down IN yesterdays gale.
fNigbee of Lexington vas 70
lag appointed rage to Speaker Wilson
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-29

There is no case on record Of a
cough, cold or III sflppe developing
lito pneumonia after Foleys Honey
( and Tar has been taken. as It cures
the most obstinate. dcep@eated
and colds Why take anything else
sG T. RENFnO,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-29

Ediior Eugene Gnl Is ap feOih Do
raIt
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-29
,.a.csasas,sal'-I d. EEist
PERSONAL
AND
LOCAL


feputg Marshal 8il g'ilghman IS
AHog from Chandler
natuf r. b. staiiorl went 70 Ok
saacms City on the noon train. lie
albd lhe first reports ol the fire IN
als printing plant were much oves.
nrsxn and that The loss would NOT ex
eeed $4,000, IN his judgment.
Trat MEIER Of the Oklahoma uni
sp iy faculty passed. through the
gity To-Day enroute to Carmen where
he win participate in an entertain
acnt tomorrow night.
j y. klnk and G. " Meeks left
ID night CO.. Lansing to aid IN trans.
pofln the Oklahoma prisoners 20 Me.
Aiestus
itoraey T.. A, Noah Of AlYa ip a
auhrie visitor
seaator 2. N. Hurst returned today
ercm noldenyille.
,stractor Joe sevesns returned
sis morning from Oklahoma City
i. a Candy Of II. Supply IS q Gnih.
glc visitor Mr. Candy II now engaged
Hn tle real estate business.
Henry s. Johnston, of Perry was In
IN the city Thursday evening
leo Meyer returned this morning
from Oklahoma City
Postmaster T. %. Brown Is up
from Oklahoma City as wlsnesa be-
fore the United States grand jury.
George p Molati Of Pawhuska is q
9athrle visitor
Attorney z. J Leahy Of Pawhuska.
Il here looking after SOME 1Bses Fiji
ihe United States district court Mr.
IIealiy wgg among the leading lawyers
81 tht constitutional convention
Hiitnr n Gray 0l PaHnec Is d
SsuthfIo elsi,os
Ccl Roy v Hoffman i over from
s<snauiler comforting with IeeleIalive
msnbe l'ii
HgrefHntoudnnt George II Bruce III
aho tate hllnf srilooI located Al kie.
sNkwif1. Is he'e comforting sIlh leels
aallte 1asmheFss IEesa9s dlal Anlakoi
soc dses not want the ibeHtion 0f the
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-29

ustar r. d. slanOrl went 20 Ok.
sahcms city on the noon train. lie
eatbd he frat reports of Che fire IN
ais printing plant we're much oves
kirayn and that the loss would not ex.
eaed $4,000, IN his judgment
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-29

psputy Marshal Brl a'ilshman IS
ages from Chandler
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-29

Fred Parkinson is over from wae,
ones.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-29

a Little Schoolgirl Essay
Here "a the essay Of litile school.
girl on III We're Grown up III I
were grown up should Get married
and have Jam whenever like and 4
think | shall be o dressmakef am
not going out in q eaFriuge, like SOM
people; | am going out ia a mota
car II can afford It. When aip
married | am not going ont washing
clothes, like some people ahall o.
pect my husband 70 tako me out when
! am grown up. ! shall have n babs
and shall not let anybody spank Il
unless It's naughty. Hr It wnnis
spanking. shall spank Il / want
plenty Of money from ny husband.
That's all have got 70 say auout
when I'm gnswn up
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-29

j. 3. kllnk and G. ~. Meeks left
ID nlsht fo Lansing to aid n trans
9of ing she Oklahoma prisoners 20 Me.
AlestuA
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-29

MfitoF nl Cray o. pa@nec Is a
dnthllo visiios
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-29

Attorney z. j. Leahy Of Pawhuska.
IS here looking after some 1sses In
ihe United States district court Mr..
IIeahy wsG among the leading lawyers
'ln thp constitutional conventlon
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-29

Ccl Roy v Hoffman i over from
inauiler comforting with IeslsIaliye
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-29

mrSgrerlnto0dnnt George ~ nrllen III
Hho late hlnf arllool located at &c.
shkwief Is hee etnlierfine sllh leRfs
aAfltf gnsmheTs Tlesa3s thai Arlako,
soc dses not want the ibeHlion of the
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-29

George .. MoIati Of Pawhuska is q
laihrIe visitor.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-29

itoraeY Il. A. Noah Of AlYa ia a
auhrie visitor
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-29

Postmaster r. q. Brown is up
From Oklahoma City as a witness be.
lore the United States grand jury
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-29

school and he Is in favor OF havine II
located az some central point In the
state
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1909-06-24

street ooor. and her voice died away
- sne stepped out into the night.
Inen. with a sudden, imperative ges-
lure. she half turned toward him.
But, she exclaimed, perplexed, gax.
ing 10 right and left-"but the cab. Mr..
Kirkwood?"
ne was on the stoop second later.
etanding beside her, he stared blankly.
To the left the Strand roared. the
stream OF Its night life in high spate;
on the right lay the embankment, com
paratively silent and deserted, II bril-.
liant with its high swung lights. Be.
tween the two. quiet Craven street ran,
short and narrow and wholly innocent
OF any form Of equipage.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1909-06-24

the drawing room and again left him
70 his own resources.
Wearied. he deposited himself .u,b
lily In an armchair by the hearth and
waited. anu
From a boudoir on the same floor
tnere came murmurs of two voices a
mans and a woman's. The latter
laughed prettily.
oh. any time" snorted the Amer.
ican-"any time you're through with
your COMPOUNDED Irritation, Mr.. George
B. Calendar!"
The voices rose, approaching. "Good
night said the woman gayly. care.
well. and-good luck go with YOU"
THANK you. Good night" replied
the man, more conservatively.
LAKEWOOD rose, expectant.
Ihere was swish of draperies. and
moment later he was acknowledging
the totally unlocked for entrance OF
the mistress of the house. He had
thought to see Calendar, presuminp
MIN to be the man closeted with Mrs
Hallam; but, whoever that had been
he did not accompany the woman. In
deed, as she advanced from the door
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1909-06-24

ume-t seems to me ! DID hear 0ab
In the street.
Ow" interjected Calendar, eyine
the woman steadfastly and employing
an exclamation of combined illumina.
ton and inquiry more typically British
than anything Kirkwood had yet
heard from the man.
For her part, the look she gave Kirk.
wood was sharp with fury. 1t was
more; 1t was mistake, flaw in her
diplomacy, for Calendar intercepted 1t.
Unceremoniously he grasped her bare
arm with his fat hand.
TELL me who 1t VAST he demanded
In an ugly tone.
She freed herself with a twist and
stepped back, higher color in her
cheeks, fash of anger in her eyes.
"Mr. Mulready," she retorted defiant.
ly. what Of that?"
II wish was sure" declared the fat
adventurer, exasperated. AS it is. |
bet dollar you've put your foot in it,
my LADY. warned you of that black
guard There! The mischief's done.
We won't row over it. One moment"
He begged it with wave of his hand.
stood bordering briefly. fumbled for
his watch, found and consulted 1t,
Its the barest chance" he muttered
perhaps we can make it."
What are you going to doY asked
the woman.
Give Mr.. Mulready a run for his
money. Come along, Kirkwood! We
haven't minute. Mrs. Hallam, per
NIT u.s." She stepped aside, and he
brushed past her to the door. Come.
Kirkwoodw
He seemed to take Kirkwood's COM
pany for granted. and the young man
| was not inclined to argue the point.
Meekly enough he fell in with Calen-
dar on the sidewalk. Mrs. Hallam fol
lowed them out. You won't forgetY
she called tentatively.
III phone you If we find out any
thing" Calendar jerked the words
uncermoniously over his shoulder as
linking arms with Kirkwood. he drew
him swiftly along. They heard hel
shut the door. Instantly Calendar
stopped. Look here, did Dorothy
have IA small parcel with herT'
''She had a gladstone bag"
"Oh, the devil. the devil!" Calendar
started on again, muttering distracted
~. AS they reached the corner hi
disengaged his arm. We've a minut,
and half to reach Charing Cross pier
and think it's the last boat. You Sc
the pace. will you? But remember In
an oldish man and-and fat"
They began to run, the one easily
the other numbering after like an OLE
fashioned square rugged ship paced b,
liner.
The Thames appeared before them
a river of ink on whose FURNISHED sur
face lights swan in long windin,
streaks and oily blobs. By the floating
pier county council steamboat strain
ed its hawsers. snoring huskily. Bell
were jingling in her engine room a
the two gained the head Of the slopin
gangway.
kirkwood slapped a shilling dow
on the ticket window ledge. "Wher
to-" he cried back to Calendar.
Cherry Gardens pier" rasped tn
winded man. He stumbled after Kiri
wood, grooming with exhaustion. Onl
the tolerance Of the pier employee
gained them their end. The steame
was held some seconds for them A
Calendar staggered to it's deck tn
fro BE Continued
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1909-06-24

uteTLty.
way Kirkwood could hear the mans
footsteps on the stairs.
This is Mr.. Kirkwood?" The note
of inquiry in the well trained voice-a
very alluring voice and one pleasant
to listen to, he thought-made it seem
as though she had asked, point blank,
who is Mr.. Kirkwood?'
He bowed, discovering himself in the
presence Of an extraordinarily hand
some and interesting woman, woman
of years which as yet had not told
upon her. Of experience that had not
availed to harden her, at least in SO
far as her exterior charm of personal
ity was involved-a woman, in brief.
who bore close inspection well despite
an elusive effect Of maturity. not with
out its attraction for men. Kirkwood
was impressed that it would be very
easy to learn to like Mrs Haliam more
than well-with her approval.
Although he had not anticipated it,
he was not at all surprised to recog-
nize in her the woman who, If he were
not mistaken. had slipped to Calendar
| that warning in the dining room of the
Pless.
81 am Mrs Hallam. You were ask
ing for Mr.. Calendar"
HE was to have been here at this
hour, l believe" said Kirkwood.
"YesT' There was Just the right in
Election Of surprise in her carefully
controlled tone.
He became aware of an undercur-
rent Of feeling that the woman was
estimating him shrewdly with her fine,
direct eyes. He returned her regard
with admfring interest. They were
gray green eyes. deep set, but large,
little shallow. little changeable.
calling to mind the sea on a windy,
cloudy day.
Below stairs door slammed.
81 am not a detective, Mrs. Hal
LAM" announced the young man sud
denly. Mr.. Calendar required serv-
ice of me this evening; l am here in
natural consequence. If 1t was Mr..
Calendar who left this house just now
l am wasting time"
"It was not Mr.. Calendar" The fne
lined brows arched in surprise. real or
pretended. at his first blurted words
and relaxed. Amused, the woman
laughed deliciously. But l am ex-
pectinc him any moment. He was to
have been here half an hour since.
Won't you waitr'
She indicated, with gracious GEES
ture. q chair and took for herself one
end Of davenport. I'm sure ne
won't be long now" =.
THANK you, l will return. II may"
Kirkwood moved toward the door.
"But there's no necessity She
seemed insistent on OBTAINING him,
possibly because she questioned his
motive, possibly for her own divertise-
ment.
Kirkwood deprecated his refusal
with smile. 1.-THE truth Is. MISS
Calendar is waiting in cab outside.
r.
dorothy Calendar" Mrs. Hallam
rose alertly. "But why should she
wait there? To be sure. we've never
met. but l have known her father Tor
many years."
She swung about quickly. preceding
him to the door and down the stairs.
II am sure Dorothy will come In to
wait IL l ask her." she told Kirkwood
in a high. sweet voice. "Pm so anx-
ions TO know her. It's quite absurd.
really, of her-to stand on ceremony
with me when her father made an APP
poiutment here I'll run out and ask
Mrs. Hallam's slim white fingers
turned latch and knob, opening the
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1909-06-24

It's Luck to Smoke Puck. 2-10
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-12-04
HARRUB SUES RAPID
TRANSIT FOR DAMAGES

The name of Harry 7. Mills figured
prominently on the civil case calendar
yesterday afternoon at the police
court. He was suing to garnishee the
salaries of several unfortunates. There
were in all nine garnishee eases. Two
were settled out of court, papers had
not been served on two of them, and
Judgment was obtained against the re-
naming five.
The most important business of the
afternoon was the second days pro-
ceedings in the case of Harrub VS.. the
Rapid Transit company. Harrub, a
local rent automobile driver, is suing
for damages from the Rapid Transit
people on account of a collision which
took place between a street car and
his automobile on Sunday. October 2.
Mr.. Harrub was on the witness stand
during the greater part of the session
and was examined by the lawyers for
both sides. In his testimony he stated
that he saw the street car approaching
when, in his judgment, it was too late
to stop, and so he put on the power
in an attempt to get in front of the
street ear before it could reach him.
Castle & Wilmington are representing
the Rapid Transit company, and c. c.
Biting appeared for the plaintiff. The
case will be continued next week,
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-12-04
RULINGS FILED
ON DEMURRERs

Two demurrers which had been filed
in the suits brought by Lee Let against
the federal authorities as individuals
were yesterday ruled on by Judge
Whitney in the circuit court.
R. w. Breckons and E. r. Stackable,
who are codefendants in one suit for
damages, claimed because they entered
the house of the plaintiff in their search
for opium, held in their demurrer that
as the family of the plaintiff might
possibly be cotenants with him in the
house, they should be made party plain
tiffs with him. Judge Whitney, in rem
dering his decision on the demurrer,
stated that he could find no law to
that effect and overruled it.
Another demurrer was fled by Brock
ons, Stackable, r. w. Taylor and other
custom officials who entered his store
on King street, also in the search for
opium. The defendants maintained that
as Lee Let was only a partner in this
store he had no legal right to sue in
dividually for his share of the damage
he claims and that his partner should
be entered in the suit as plaintiff
Whitney upheld this demurrer, giving
the plaintiff leave to amend.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-12-04
REHEiRIhG FOR
TWO LICENSES
They, With Application for a
Transfer, Are Denied by
Commissioners.

At yesterdays meeting Of the Oahu
Board of License Commissioners, three
applications for saloon licenses were
turned down, making two meetings
which the board has held without grant
ing any licenses.
One application was merely for a
transfer and can hardly be classed as
new license. Harry Klemme, at pres
ent conducting the saloon on the June
ton at the corner of Beretania and
King, applied for permission to remove
to the Harbor Saloon on Queen street.
1t was denied
Another hearing was given the appli-
cation for saloon on the corner of
Kekaulike and Hotel streets, E. G. Pc
ters representing the applicant. He
failed, however, to prove to the board
that the location was a desirable one
and this also was refused.
The application for a fifth class
license, made by the Togo Sake and
Brewing Company which was turned
down at the last meeting, was again
denied. Glenn Quinn, who appeared for
the japanese, who lately incorporated
the company, was unable to carry it
through, as the board remained con-
sistent with its policies.
The board allowed the transfer of
the unexpired term CT the frst-class
license now held by Lewis & Co. to
Thomas F. McTighe. The latter will
hereafter conduct the wholesale liquor
business now in the hands Of the King
street grocers, at his premises at the
corner of Maunakea and King streets.