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La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1909-08-21
MUM. 2e

eran 'duefios, Childers Sc encoleriz0
en- sumo grado por haber Won Elem
insinuado, seg6n Sc dice, que Childers
habfa pegadO fuegO 4 Ia tienda refe.
rida con el fin de obtener el dinero,
que era bastante, en- el cual Ia misma
estaba asegurada.
Esto ocasion6 un argumento ca
liente entire los dos eontendientes,
temprano en- el dia, y mas tarde re-
sult0 el encuentro fatal entire ellos
arriba referido Won Elem es lefe
del departamento de IncendiOs de
Clovis, Y su declaration de que Chill.
ders era responsible por Ia quema.
zon, vino del heCho que Childers alta.
co ferozmente durante Ia misma q
uno de los apagadores de incendiOs
llamado w. J. sheldon que estaba
hacienda todo esfuerzo rara extin-
guir el fuego que practicamente des-
truyo la tienda referida. Segdn Skel-
don, cuaudo 6l est9ba mas embuidu
en- pelear contra la quemaz6n, Sc le
arrim0 p0r detras Childers y le ases.
to un golpe mortal con la cos de una
pistola.
La impression general es que la
tienda fue prendida, 8 por Childers,
o opor un hombre llamado Louis Lilly.
Childers y Lilly estaban EN- comma.
MIA en- la misma, y los efectos, Sc di-
ce, era surtido en- bancaota amplia.
mente protelido por aseguranza. Por
razon del asalto de Childers sobre
Skeldon este fu6 arrestado 4 las 7. 80
A. NJ, junto con Louis Lilly, v, des-
pucs Gle una averiguaci0n, Childers
fue atanzado en- $500, y Lilly en-
$1,000.
POGO despu6s de las + NJ, Chill
ders tom0 un buggy v Sc fue de su
cantina 4 la de Won Elem, Y Elem,
que evidentemente habfa sido dado
de codo de que Childers venia NAL
dispuesto para su lugar, le sali6 al
encuentr0 EN- Ia ealle con su plstoIa
EN- mano iustamente al parar Childers
su caballo y darle q 81 fuego. Won
Elem abri0 fuego al mismo tempo,
Amhos Sc cambiaron tres tiros 10.
grtndose los tres. La rodilla pier.
ma de Won Elem fueron quebradas v
su mano derecha despedazada, peru
Childers recibi0 un tiro en- el pecho
derecho, 0tro EN- el costado izquierdo,
y otro EN- Ia berija izquierda, murien.
do una hora despu6s del tiroteo.
Por raz0n de la prominencia de los
combatientes la sensaci6n ha sido tire.
menda, y la placita de Clovis Sc ha.
Tia EN- un remolino de excitamiento.
Childers, el agresor, segun Sc dice,
tenia reputation en- Texas de hombre
pesimo antes de venir q Nuevo Mexi-
co, Y hay personals en- Clovis que re-
elaman que habia matado va cuatro
hombres en- dlferentes ocaslones du-
rante su vida, Los dos hOmbres te-
nfan muchos am tn Clovis, pero
la opinion plbliGa lavorece casi una.
nimemente d Won Elem, quien yaee
malfsimamente herido en- su resi-
dencia.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1909-08-21
DuelO a Muerte en- Clovis.

La nueva y hreclente plaza de
Clovis, condado dc Curry, sc halla
nctualmente en- una llamarada de ex
citamieltl por motive de una san.
grienta refriega ptrsonal entire dos
ne sus principles cIudafanos, John
Childers, y Gus Won Elem, ambos
cantIneros, La pelea entire ellos tuvo
Iugar el dia IA de este POGO despu6s
de las de la tarde dlslarando cada
cual tres tiros de revolver q su adj
yersario t0dos los cuales tomaron
efecto en- sus cuerp0s, con resultado
fatal para Childer5, quien muri0 POGO
despu65 de la refriega, y tambi6n
muy dudoso para Won Elem, qulen
Sc halla peligrosamente herido.
El origen de la refriega parece es-
tar, seg1n rederen los despachos del
Iugar, en- que, 4 consccuencia de un
incendio, que ocurri0 tres veces en-
un ediGcio llamado "Tienda CdshiH''
lie la cuaI el difunto y un cierto Lilly
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1909-08-21

FL dfa IS del que rige falleci6 en- su
Ie-idencia en- esh ciudad tras de ha.
ber sufrido con resignation cristlsna
una penosa enfermedad y despu6s de
haber recibido los auxllios de Ia reli-
gi0n cat0.ica para un buen mOrir In
buena seflora Doiia Martina Martinez
de PollaCk. LA seiiora PollacS, que
fu6 una buena Y cristiana se1ora, hel
espOsa Y carillosa madre, Sc separa
dc psta vida 4 Ia etad de 81 amos, 5
meses y Is dias, dejando en- este vale
de agrimas, sumidns on acerb0 dulor,
una numero5a fdlnilia de hij0s G hi
las. La fiuada era socia devota de
las sOciedades de Mira. Sefora del
Carmen y del SagradO COraz6n de
M9rla, y las sOcias de estas dos cofra-
dias II acOmpalarOn en- sus funerales,
que Sc verilicarOn el dfa l6 del lugar
de ssu residencia q la ParrOquia y de
alli al CamposantO Monte Calvario,
donde sus restos fueron puestos en-
verdadero desaanso. Ademas de es.
tas sOciedIde5 fuerOn en- su aC0mpa-
iiinientO de su residencia a la Parro-
quia el parrOcO Rev. Padre GilbertOn,
y numerOsO cOncursO de amigos y
amigos de la tinada. A su atribulada
famila enviamos n0sutr0s nuestrO
mas sentidO p65ame
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1909-08-21
SeveraS SacudidaS en- ell CentTO
del JapOn.

ln(ormes traidos por 10 Prensa Aso-
ciada con fepha % de este, anuncian
que eldia del actual Sc sinti6 un seve-
70 temblor de terra en- la parte CEN
triea del Jap6n, 4 cosa de las 8 de la
tarde. Fu6 sentido particularmente
en- kyot0, Osaka, Lake Biwa y Ma.
goya, interrumpi6ndose toda comu-
nicaci6n fyrroyiaria Ton esos distritos.
Muchas casas caypron y Sc teme que
muriera o go dailara mucha gente.
Nagoya con una poblaci0n de $50, 900
aImas, Y una de las principales ciu-
dades del lmperio, qued6 malamente
degcalabrada. Los detalles son men.
quinos debidn a la falta de cOmunica-
ci6n telegrafca interrumpida por el
terremoto; sin embargo, parece, segdn
infOrmes, que habia,hasta entonces II
muertos y setenta mas o menOs lesio-
nados. III choque Sc sinti6 tambi6n
en- Toxic, aunque muy mOderada-
mente.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1909-08-21
Dlaz Y Taft.

Telegrafian de Washington que el
embalador mexicano en- la capital
americana ha recibido notification
Official al efecto que ell Presidente
Diaz Ina aceptado la lnvitaci0n que Sc
lie ha hecho, por el gobierno america
no, de venir 4 la ciudad de FL Paso,
Texas en- Octubre venidero, stal vez
Ell dia Is, para tener allf una entre-
vista con el Presdente T6ft. El plan
original era de que los dos presiden-
ties Sc dieran la mano en- oil puente in
ternacional, entire los dos palses, para
que nj ell uno nj el otro tuviera que
salir fuera de su territorio, peru este
plan no se lIevar6 4 cabo una vez que
el Presideute DO Mexico ha aceptado
Ia invitaci6n americana Y convenido
en- venir a lei Paso. TodavfG no Sc
sabe 81 el Presidente Taft reciprocra-
ra 0 no Ia cortesfa visitando 4 Ciudad
Juarez, pero Sc cree que 10 hara, 81
no hay obsticulo constitutional que
Sc 10 impida, y On anticipation de que.
10 hara Sc dice que va se estan haClen-
do grandes preparatlvos EN- Ciudad
JuareZ para recibirle
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1909-08-21
W. {. Martin Sc va Para Me-
XicO.

William T.. Martin, secretario que
ha sido de Ia corte de distrito que
tiene la cabecera en- el cOndado de Do
Ma Ana, ha dimitido su cargo Y el
iuez del distritO ha nombrado en- su
lugar para suplir la vacante a Don
Jose X. Luc,ro, alguacil mayor que
ha sido del condado de Dohs Ana
Ior varios terminOs.
w. +. Martin, secretari0 que fue,
Sc dice que ha dimitido porque tiene
dispOsiciones de irse a Mexico, don
de Sc le ha OlrecidO una eolocaci0n
mas lucrativa que la que tenfa como
secretario de la corte de distrito.
Martin es inteligente, tiene un buen
conocimlento de la lengua castellana
Y reuniendo esas dos cualidades no
vemos raz0n alguna porque no pue-
da hacer mejOr en- Mexico que en-
NuevO Mexico, donde el campo de
opoltunidades para haoer fostuna es
mil veces mas amplio que en- nuestro
territoriO.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1909-08-21
T---777----------
CambIO de Cabecera de Con.
dadO.

La plaza de Licoln, en- el condado
de Lincoln, tan repleta de historic
antigua como de buenos v pacificus
ciudadanos, ha perdido la cabecera
dc condado, segdn avisan de allf por
TELEGRAPH, en- uua batalla electoral que
con 81 fin dc determinar 81 la cabece-
ra deoeIfa de permanecpr en- Lincolon
o ser llevada d Carrizoso, Sc tuvo el
martes de esta senana. La mayoria
en- favor de cambiar la Cahecera del
condado de Lincoln q Clrrizoso, Sc
cree que es de cosa de trescientos vo.
tos.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1909-08-21

venir a ser el blanco de los certeros
entire los Rifefos. los Rife1os, sin
embargo, va no atacan mas a las
avanEadas espaholas, y por este Sc
cree que Sc estan desanimando Y que
un mOvimieuto vigoToso en- la oten-
silva este tempo tai vez ponga fin q
la guerra.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1909-08-21

La Sra, Ascension Leduc de Ar
guello, e4posa de Don Francisco Ar
guello muri6 aquf 4 Ia edad de 10
amos, de hidropesia. No tuvieron
fsmiia y solo deIa 4 su esposo para
lamentarla. r.. (. p.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1909-08-21

Para la indigestion y todas las en-
fermedades del estomago tome F0ley's
Orino Laxative pues estimula el est6-
mago yel hfgado y reguia los intes-
tinos y positivamente curara la cons
tipaci0n habitual En- las Boticas
Cruz Roja y O. G. Schaefer. iiu.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1909-08-21
"ETERNTTY''

que miramos en- esa ventana, Y
estoy SECURE que no mas 6stos.
pueden durarle bien q tn ira
vieso. 81 til no me cumples este
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1909-08-21

MAMA. Estoy para no If mas
MhNlh' lejos. Hemos visto cal
zado EN- todas las tiendas, pero
NADIA me gusta tanto como esos
Zapatos de Escuela
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-03-05
Frocks to Iacten In Frcnt.

All the women who rightly l"7testi
cd against frocks that fastened In ne
back should be happy this season, Ea
the majority Of models hook or button
in front, according to the Philadelphia
Ledger.
Even the most dressy ball COWS
close at the left or right side in front.
and this fashion spreads down to the
simplest shirtwaist. Il
Only n few Of The French blonses
and the shlrtwaists left over from 9th.
er seasons now faslen down the back.
1t Is no longer dressmakIns dis.
grace to let the buttons show through
They are now frankly revealed. There.
fore, there is not much OF a problem
about fastening n frock. One just has
to put buttons anil buttonholes.
Even smart gowns will button
through from neck to hem in n
straight or bias line. This Idea Is car
ried ont on most attractive affairs oil
old blue or Egyp'!'~ red messallne
with he buttons covered with the ma.
terial and slipped through hiittonlioles
bound viii q wide strap Of satin.
II now rests solely with the woman
md her drcssmakcr MS to where her
irocks shall fasten. If she Is sensible
and has the fastening In front she will
be relieved OF much care and trouble
this season.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-03-05
The New Mattin1s.

The very newest thing In floor GOV.
crings is the ornamental Japanese
mating. 1t Is very pictorial.
Over The ecru background are fascI.
mating little landscapes done In colors,
also lanterns, flowers, temples and
ships. Nothing could be more charm.
Ing for n nursery. It would also be
artistic on the floor Of a bedroom or
sitting room, in country house. Il
I The mating can be wiped clean in
the same way rs the plain variety.
To Clean Frames. y.
\, To clean ~ silt frame alp 9 piece q q
cotton fin gin, squeeze and wipe
sthessollelE parts gently3Iwitll2it ,ylyins
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-03-05
Feminine Chat. sezS
And Chatter

y
wlches with a few lettuce leaves and
left over bits Of cold chicken Or tur,
key. - 80 1851
1t is the same way with the other
ordinary iJs'l staples used In the fam
lily OF moderate means. But the same
thing over and OVER again II necessary,
but put thought enough into the prep.
..ratlon to insure .na food variety
which the system Graves as much as
It dos change of hir and which Is
even more essetial to both physical
u,ld mental well.be'ns and hyglenic
living. G,el, l5i5S
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-03-05

4 IN E1v Jan with MI tho resources of the
B pa,t,n,n,rYa marketss ~,1nered from ey.
- sepct in the country 1t her com.
=, : st III, : var, ~. ho,sekeeuer IL
N orsly nnnzzle al ~ ,h,s time Of the
y e Z T. land i IN roty N the daily faml
n ,nenn-a season y ,, tao. when the al
,s,at Il ,n,o 4 - nr,c,o,,s nnd stren,
~ = IN IA demand for change But
~ % In tha country where there are
n a =, n,,;es ), mani, IN he CON
e. + rawn frnm lie sub;pct Is
N e a. worry on,v of little fore
1 bonpht $and manning take for in.
4 4 Z : ~ 10 s,mn,e ami ever ready mat
y Il (, IA : nas The writer knows n
sh i where ; they are served reg.
y liz u hree times 4, day Yet no one
!; tiross Il Than tham MT bcc,,,se Ms in many
fa mI,,es th4y are eoten at each meal
4 q 4 course. but for the sim.
M ,aasonft q, e.aprh lime they appear
VI a 4 ~ anyone n remembers in II dit.
/; i}eysSt form There ore mashed po,a.
IS ,os ,,ntotoes drowned with roast
ef$notatoes mashed and Drowned In
n III Z nan ", yonnRIsc ,potatoes 10.
tafoas mi p.,r,atin. potntoes stewcd in
crea 4 rotate chips, potato straws, 20.
4 II toes5s \ ia pn risIsnne potatoes cut
,rioEttnysb ;ajr and del,ciously brown.
\ u NM I as naked or steamed in their
Ssis3ckatsS pota toes boiled removed from,
ss,aaaiI iackets,l mashed. seasoned with
" 20 MT ter manner n salt and little
Ssebessp and fsaand sihen returned to their
ctssts and M in ,,e oven to brown
Il I'M I n e On sad ,insnitu m. "
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-03-05
c$.t.e slat.

Cut squares Q: Nenfchatol cheese,
lay in the hleacheh r>'D Of a LcN' let
tnce leaf. r"-inkle or'rnll the ch"".'f
In chopped n"'s. garnish With hal! q
walnut nkat an = few setdd white
grapes. y, Just he:o serving ;Hayon,
naise dressing is adtie1 iS
Another appetizins W Of serving
cheese Is to roll the cream cheese IN
small balls, then in ground walnut
meats and rlaoe between the two
halves OF, a seeded date.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-03-05

The complete itinerary Of the Amer.
lean League champions is as follows:
Y March 81 and ?22-Washlngton at
San Antonio.
March 81 and 2s-At Austin. Tex.
April Sat Dallas, Tex.
1 April AT Fort Worth, Tex.
April Sat Wichita. Kan.
y April Cat Topeka, kan. Z.
April Z and Sat Indianapolis, Ind,
April Sat Fort Wayne, Ind.
{ April 10 and 11-At Toledo, o.
April u and BAT Columbus, 0.
April 14-Deague opening at De
lrolt with Chicago.
From March Q to March 20 the Tlg
ers will work away steadily under
Manager Jennings direction. Their
first series OF games will be due
March 81 and 20 when the Washington
club vii come over from Galveston
Games will be played with the san
Antonio club on appropriate dates I'm
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-03-05
MARATHON RACE.

.t.-r tr'nlon Also clated Press.)
I NEW YORK. March 4. ~ Mathew
Maloney, an amateur Marathon run.
ner ef this city. Will run Patrick
While. the irish champion; q Mara.
thon race over the regulation distance
Of tweuty.sIx miles and 1856 yards for
a purse s 10 $4,000 at the slxty.nlnth
Regiment Armory tonight.
A professional free.for.all s mile race
for a sloo pure { alo on the pro
gramme. The big race will be Ma
loney's first appearance as a profes'
slonal. .-3.,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-03-05
Carrots with Onion.

Slice fine enough carrots for flye
or six people; add three large onions
sliced and a scant teaspoon Of sail; boil
three-qnarters Of an hour, then strain;
add two tablespoonful Of butter. ono
tablespoonful Of -four. salt nDd pepper,
mix Thoroughly AMI chop fnG. "
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-03-05

Perhaps in nothing else is persist.
ency 50 sure to win as in want al;
yertIs.ng. Sometimes a LITTLE OF
it wIns-sometimes It takes enough 70
really deserve to be- called PERSIST:
sncy" s53 S7.5i
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-03-05
rr- .0I'.t' .,lf7'-.
TIGERS co SOUTH.

DETROIT, March AL tho play
ers Of the Detroit Tigers, save the lew
who live.in the south or far wcdt, re
ported TO Manager Jennings hero to.
day. prenare1 20 begin tlo TRIP to tho
Understanding an1lters ut, San An An
tonic, !TFsasI They will, eaye!toDtors
row and will commence active work.
insthei Alamo City next STuestlay. tsi
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-03-05
Vanilla Mousse.

Beat one pint Of double croDnr until
very stiff add one,hali cupfulY Of su'
gar, beating II well. Flavor MI q.
mold, cover with a butkTed paper,
butter side up, cover tightly and hurry
in ice and salt for four hours.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-03-05
GOSSIP AND ADVICE FROM THE
;9SssiS oRLD OF WOMEN.

The Average Housekecper Is soreIy
Puzzled at thi Season Of the
year How to Have a Variety For
the Daily; Menu - How POTATOES
MAY &c Served Three Times Day
sfWlthout firing Of Them.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1909-10-22
ooNcERNrNo Mr.. AYIErr.

Quoting Supervisor public meeting the
his IDEAS his his wonderful logic he
make miles that the
hundred miles, that his business We have
length OF Inc
to
waiting public do its what Mr. Aet This paper
"a mott We limitations
within attention the fact that the
the hands board of which Fern
that the speech made opposition which has been
before the public for weeks and which discussed length
which the principles
lacking Ae who made the speech clearly did know what
talking about his noheence that the public explain what
motive lies behind the disappointing Tuesday
Mcclellan, whom would tell in English why he
with the telephone made what
himself either meeting before it,
public their confidence and there
tell whether they voting better than Ayett
They against the
community only that the
The They
it anything all
of the leading constitutional lawyers the They
remember the expensive and futile legislation
through the supervisors following the kind advice
expenses litigation
which probable undoubtedly the company will
of ordinance.
his
ubuked patience of the community and disgrace the
public without anything being said
Bulletin Aylett
There thing which out of That
thinking this
will responsible public positions
1t people
a re no
Bulletin
the o ii.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1909-10-22
THE TELEPHONE VOTE.

expected in which Ayt leads wing and Fern
hopeless minority Yeer-
which the
legally the of concessions is outrage
caber of the
of governing board of the
probably thousand busy for the
telephone loud mouth
drve of the board and the
telephone alarm and police under ground something
which other by legislation
disappointed graft connection with the vote but
incompetence inability to handle
unfor result.
being better;
lets what
what Mcclellan have for
that brand politics
Many ballots Mcclellan thinking that he would
the
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1909-10-22
NEWSPAPERS AND PEOPLE.

The refreshing simplicity that the Wright brothers not
explanation volunteered by Wilbur Wright of the Cook Pea
The responsible the whole
thing opinion They millions in it they could good
would readiness
things silence
seeluSn feel Mr. Wright evidently does about the obrepeous
the
happens making his accusations
before the had chance him. and eagerly
north The habit of shifting the burden of ndscreton
shoulders
chiefly blame
verify
positively acknowledged by him authentic
pointing
newspaper fabrication looseness peoples
newspapers newspapers people,
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1909-10-22
THE RUSSIAN LABoRERs.

If be taken this Territory
willing 10
The
children
not expected
usually before fit certain
unavoidable minimized
handling, following immigration if
to will become less. 81
Atkinson
lone
plantations
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1909-10-22
WHAT HAS BEEN DONE.

telephone situation neatly by summarizing tn
the telephone have accomplished for whc
being loudly appauded Our contemporary
!. a
the municipal
This the legal advisers of the Territory and the
practically conceded construction of
the to authority local affairs
delay important
by
community
3. of participation the first
obstructive electric
They inevitable when the city be
underground will be times
would the telephone accepted
Legislature mandate burying the wires for which
be
Eonomus creditor the boons of partial
aesan supply the SYSTEM and the extension of the fire
limits
Lastly they have entaed the probability of expensive
pcatn the future carrying the police and fire alarm telegraph
certainty the
probable
efficiency depndableness emergencies
the
policy spells mpoidence
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1909-10-22
THE TELEPHONE AGREEMENT.

introducing faxed the between
Bulletin We commend of this city peusa of
published this Bulletin through
od document furnished through the Supervisor Ayle!
M better spend twenyseveu days getting the right
carefully it
What would the
exactly ght7' the Bulletin The Adver
that would right
print j not a copy IN public.
''Ts business proposition for the well the
concludes
busneike
prejudice and those
graft.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1909-10-22
SPECIAL SESSION FAVORED.

In the opinion of the public represented by the
in
the legislature into special session consider the proposed the
o
Territory that thought expression opinion upon
by the people large they presented
n finals eto
There H. naturally, less unHmy OF opinion respecting
themselves II unlikely that
Republican
around town yesterday failed TO locate Democrat grievance
they during the afternoon The opinion Of
Inbean legislators
and approval forthcoming others who
the standpoint possible d and as business
aud o politicians
Tho coming session Of he legislature viii air. AZ any nate
II te expected endorsement @ bin no long ways towards
settling The one political question most vigorously fought over
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1909-10-22
FROZEN PROBLEM
FRONTS DUNCAN
II Ice Cream Is Ice Cream, II
Isn't Ice Cream as Ice
Cream Ought to Be.
What is ice creamf

What is ice creamS
If the summer girl, Johnny, and 9TH
er species supposed to be addicted to
the palatable frozen dainty will tell the
official chemist, r. A Duncan, what it is
they have really been eating, he will be
very much obliged.
In view of the fact that outrageous
compounds have been foisted on the
public under the disguise of ice cream,
Duncan has naturally been led to con.
slider steps to make the manufacturers
come through with the real stuff. At
this point he comes up against the
question, "What is iti" and the re-
suit of his deliberations on the sub
ject will probably inform the summer
girl and Johnny that they haven't
really been eating ice cream all these
years, but ice milk.
Analysis of the ice cream from local
manufacturers has resulted in finding
twenty-five per cent. of milk and but
from one to four per cent of butter
fat. Uncle Sam, while not claiming
to be an expert on the matter at his
age, gives it as his opinion that ice
cream snould DE fourteen per cent. but.
ter fat. To find out whether Uncle
Sam is right, Duncan will take up one
of the local manufacturers and prose-
cute him in the supreme court. Just to
find out what ice cream ought to be-
And he will also find whether ice cream,
being ice cream, is really ice cream at
all. Manufacturers claim that an ex-
cess of cream, say to the percentage
that Uncle Sam likes, will make the
product something awful, Mabel.
And another pleasing thought that
comes to mind upon the announcement
of Duncan to take steps in this matter,
is that Honolulu cream is the finest
in the world. That is matter of
actual figures, for it contains from
forty to fifty per cent. in fats while
on the mainland it doesn't run over
twenty per cent