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The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-03-26

DRUG STORES
BOSWELL DRUG & JEWELRH CO.
Oldest drug store in Roswell AL
things up-to-date.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-03-26

READY-To-WEAR APPAREL
THE MORRISON BROS. STORu-
Outftters IN readyto-wear appare
Or men. women and children. AM
Millinery . speciality.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-03-26

A CHOICE SELECTION Of both city
and farm property ct good figures
10 buyer.-Fhone s6.-Miss Men q.
Moore.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-03-26

PIANO TUNING.
8. MURRELL PIANO TUNING
and Repairing Graduate Chicago
Conservatory Of Piano Tuning. Ann
pre- experience Work Il guaranr
teed and Is my best advertisements.
3As f. 9Th ST. Phone $50 ss1ms
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-03-26

G.. A. JONES a. S0N.-Queeusware
g~raniteware, notions, staticnerr Ct
etc. Always for less. 324 N. Main
The sun., 1910-04-10

in ERRlish lac a. compared with The laws
~ slinO~t all other civilized countries The
NspOiaOnic code. aa fer a- ! Temsmb@r
Wives her mash better rights Ia belsinm
~ 'hts moment the COnIToveTy that 70 rite
~ re~psrt Of Inc vast fortune whirh the
late King IS~opOl'i bHvied awaV snfnrie1'N
shows that IN that coa0try . uan NAV not
give aWav or hide 80 other 49, dispose Of
more thsn pr--cribed povtiOn even Of tho
estate WhCh he has acrumuiHied Ntboat
leaving the shares of hia wife and Childrsn
safe guarded.
la France a man may not dissipaie bis
property during he KieIine ~iihon' h'-
wIfs bsV ing 'he right To csll on Tho cOW''-
Io nOpainats a fsnhv council rO prevent him
Wasting ~hat j. tsrtly hers. Hnd II may
eve psrhap- = verv insignificant country.
NV native islaRd. tho I-ie ~ Man. ecu
show has he FishtS 81 The fanTiiy ~
u,tu- property are mo-i powcrfhlr "a
H. .---ed ia 'hs person of his Slfs. without
NhO-- -su,itOn his estate may not be dts
po--,i uf Nv all or de-i aud NAV not he
sncumI--t-d save -Hbi-.t 10 her N,dOs
iEh's -hout she survive him man. 10
short an ouy Tun h'h-~f Si'h his wif-'-
psf'ut--ton
Nv oWn Nifs has not ouly right- ~ INV
MauV estate which I 'annO' will away from
n~T ~ INV death. -he has part control Of
part nt - during NV lifetime Thus The
"OO n-Tshtp of the wife Wth the husband
10 implied ~ MANN lac down 10 ths present
day aud The az uh'ch iOTbsia that o man
should be allowed 20 aiisns'e MS real estate
without 'he concurrence Of h's wife -o -
- ane.' her interest therein 10 ju-' aa-er-
ton 81 her natural rights in MS property
during h,S ufstins aud after he death.
/ have ci'ed ths Instance tO -hoS hoS
much more favorable 10 hs ~ife'. interest
are me laws or = iit'Ie kuEi.-h dependency
than ate hs laws "f he mo'heT couEtry
herself You Vil therefore rOnCl,Id. that
I am Ia complete agreement Vith The pO,nts
of the charter Nhich prOpoAe that Nife
~ho,ild hsve "laim on her husband during
his life oT on bis e-taie after his dsAih. and
should not ~ snV means iimi' thai claim
~ ne wages Of q hou.ekeep~r "a her I'Osi-
uou Thus ! also feel ehai The an"tent
nights nT ~ivrs - dOSe ~ -hould he restored
aud 'haI wives should be put ,n . nOre
eausl position 10 case Of in'e.tacN
Mrs sydney Webb Mrs Ramsay Mac
donald. Mis-. Cic-ly Hamilton and many
other workers ia the cause 20 Women
have spoken and wTit'-H Of their sym
pathv With the charter but the aIf-
frag-tt.-s l~si by Mrs and Mis- Pank
hurst arr critical - u on the ground that
n Discussion ~ th~s- billa tenda to Oh
-cur- the real i--rs ~ The day. which -
wOmau's suffrage
In person lady McIAren 10 small and
slIGht and anything tut strong minded :
looking She IL abO,It middle age and has
several sons and daughters.
she j. always fAshIOnably and becom-
inEly RoWnsd and looks 80 ~utlreiV the
conventional English hostess that u -
,iiffiCult Ia INA gins her startling an audi e
enc,- a. she did recently when She Openiv
DECLARED the Church Of England marTiA ge
service IN dire need ~ rsfOrm beoaus@ it
treats the bride as b~ing the inferior ~
her husband
The sun., 1910-04-10
PHRENO-w IGNETISM.
ne~asts SG TSactRtnG Ibe BWWaps SR the
Head sS Hy pastISesi SUbDert.

ne~nsts 0f TeaclsnG tbe nasUspa 0n the
Hesd SS . HS pSs'ISed subDect.
There - one c'ITiNIs plenOmenOn ~
hypuJlIsm which have never l'e-n able
10 explain satisfactorily and Which s.--n-
- lie ignor-,i bv the modern hypn,vl-'
SAYS n writer in the Metropolitan. 1t
WAS first -sUdis-i by BRAID. II ~ called
phr.nn- -nIs gn,.I isui snd has iss~-u advanced
bv the phr-no,oSis's ia pTIDf 10 the cor
rect ness II their io,aliystion ,.t the n.s.ss-
tal fac'Iltie- yn the. h-~d.
As faV a. know 10 has never rscciysd
serious consideration frOm -s-i..ntis's. per
hAps becalsae hAsed "n two theories that
modern scbenC- has nsn vet ar'epr'-'i
nrst. that thsrr IN such thing a- ANIMAL
Ila EtIsii-m aud. -..con6lY. tha' ths phrr-
biologists have CORRECTLY l,S S,atsri IA" facul-
ties on the human head
However this may ~. phreIu-mdsnri
ism 10 q I,h-nom-nOn which can IL te-ts.'l
readily 10y any nne Interested The tech
nique ~ phreno- ina knet ism - this When
the subjeCt - IN the hypnotic sleep the
operator standing b-hind him uiaC-- the
tip~ of his fingers upon the srhis''' = head
and waits Sn1n the subject var h~Rin Ca
act or sting or sp-aA ANY one acquainted
ton WiI' Recognize ~ once that the actions
uT words oI the subject corrssDond 60 the
organ IN the head whiCh has hs-n Touched
by the upera'oT
Thus if you ,OIch comhstiv~n-s- the
subject j. very art io -'I'lsrs ~ aud -Sr'ks'
some one or spssk ~ war ~ drum II
Won t~Ich venerstiun. NJ - very att 'n
sft has .ye- and pray l have heArd
very el,.qu-nt sermon thus in~pi'e 81 in a
subject Wh" Ws- gift'.i With r-siv
tourIs
Touch the organ "f cnl"r aud h- vail
-Tsak - beagtifui colors Touch tune
aud he Stll sing or ~hi-tle TOuCh eau.
ton aud his face Will eNpr~-- vivid fear
reTnsmUer that one sub ,ect start '.-l
me by shouting i.Ook out' snI mastnE a
leap that hs could scHrCely have s,I'aiIe,i
IN has waking state When I tOuch.si the
faculty ~ Cautinh he thnuEhi he s,W a
snake
The sun., 1910-04-10

shop for his model building and his prin.
cipal tool 10 . p-nknife.
RarnPby hss rival IN Percy Pierce
aS.,i "a. Who has constructed the great
.-=t number ~ models of any boy in New
York Daring the past year he he's built
about fifty midget hiers and several
giii., He was one of the hrst 90 se~
hn.' e.. possibility ir model asroplane-
aud has sold number for window dis-
play end "a hoy. who hF v~o't the Rbil,ty
10 make their own machines
The Youngest inventor of all is ChAr.e~
" whhtIe~~y. Jr. Who live- in Hartford.
Conn. charles ~ only a. He beer me in
t.r.-tsi in irish So "a o yeErs = 90 ami has
cl-.-hy c1nstructed two miniature dirigi-
~" balloons.
lie rc 4 ~ Trtic'e telling hoW 10 build
an air,hip and u interested him - much
.h-i b." bcsrn mixing sketches prd i'm
prove "n the ,rigirrl plan He showed
the pl'. - - father. vho alloWeJ him
to huiIIu q hove 4 mot or installed
His hr-' JiviKible vas ~, feet in length
The sun., 1910-04-10

and fs~t in diameter and was fitted With
q wooden car and q motor driven bv a
special battery since then he has buiI,
a larger model. - fee' long ard Zee,
IN diameter The car - ~ feet long anI
q two biad~d propeller - inches long is
used
". proposes TO carry the batts.,,ss an
. boN fitted With reel AZ one end and Io
feet - wire on the reel ~ilI carry the
electricity from the batteries 10 the motor
end AZ the same time " III serve A. a means
of controlling th'. balloon
Cromwell Dir ton. lr a bov of Collgnbus
Ohio. has constructed a dIrigible and ma.
gone aloft in 70 He - said 10 have carried
the American nag higher than u ever
went before 2.0Gl feet Dixon has also
invented q mile n minnie moiorcycIs
and q practical tent for dirigibles Ne
10 ~
Lawrence Lesh. sRed H.. az New York
holds the worlds record for gliding he
IL cTed'ted With fight ~ -iN riiles over
the q lawrence River AboI' t~o wears
ago - hile max ing q glide ~ Morris Psrk
ne fell from the glider and broke one OF
his leg. which has made him permanent
cripple We iS AZ work now on the con
siructiou ot hying machine
The sun., 1910-04-10
: Yea HuB' in the DarE

FIOHn ~ IIadIH DINr WHV
Ih. follo~pr~ of 'h~ 'aTmar h-n-htr"
foxhodnd- lAs' week hsd -irsnuoi- daV =
hunting FiSpni- isf' seHn-l- ~ = ~ = "
~alk-d fourteen mite 10 fb- uI-~I sud
found . toN numedi,'-iv they = ere pat 90
cover ~ o.,iO,k he 'b,Td foN vss
foot
IhsTs Wa- aAptL~T ,hanRs of foN~- sod
nj atoui o.clO,A hOstnd~ tOT'~d ih@tr
,.ttarFy Out tuto ths. opeu h~ ran tn he
dusk snd Wa- boN lei aver ~ quar- - =
HuHtsm~n had 10 iptnp tnanN hank - he
daFk and sound alOn- diT~Ctsd them hen
hounds we're zoi tog~f her he Hasief. 'h"
hunt -~Tvant- and fwo folloS ~T- Ons. q
Lady slone Tsma,ned Hounds hsd -iNt~-n
miles tO 90, reaching k-nn~l- abou' ~ ~
PM For hours hunt ing had been ~ and
tIo~n -tsep Tavtn-~
The sun., 1910-04-10

would fy.- he said. 4 wouldn't mimi.
but n would he a pity to waste - much
money II u didn't 4 short time ago
! might have borrowed an engine to try
out my framework. hut engine builders
have quit Offering such risks and only
make sales
He received his first inspiration from
the WTights. II wAA tn reading % the
flights At Fort Myer hat he conceived
the idea ot building sIrshipa hinl~~lf.
He uses has small bedroom az a work.
The sun., 1910-04-10
BOYS BUILDING AIRSHlPS
SOWE HaIE RNED FROW TOI =
To FT'LL GR0HN PLIERS.
aaIph Baraab,. Aged -. Hss tssse
Prsst. Ter . 3S Esst Wsa Csrvter
ChsrS~s o. whistIe-eS, aged 30.
Nssagr-t Flytag Machine sa,ea

several boys stiIl IA knickerbocker~
who have made sIcces-ful models ~ air
ships are nov drs wing plans for fu,i
grown aisr~. The youngest member Of the
Junior Aero Club who has al itemptSSi tn con
strict q man carrying device - Ralph
BaTnaby aged ~. who has been ex peri
menSinE with Elidsrs and model aero
plsDs- for the last two wears.
Ne has blDe prints 81 a monoDlaBe OF the
The sun., 1910-04-10

tors come high as high "a s2OoO and
more lie shows caution that older
inventors often do not lie doesn't want
10 haze h,- Uncle spend 80 much money
and take chances On the machine Icing
q fa'Iure
IL I could only he sure INV machiDe
The sun., 1910-04-10
ahu-rh RrM On . Trs..

FsDu -. Lpsdps Er.Htsg SfssaIST
-,nEuisr pc'.rv y - ne -e-n.n ~
ohur. hyaTi 81 ;. ieonard'- - he ,i.ass
of " o.,re Shrop-hifs During fh~ hufir
zane ~ f.v uesks Izo the balfry - 'he
church Vn- damn grf - 20 necq~suae
us rrso on-r TttstiOu and IN he nteanftri~ -
part-htnn~rs Hre suuntonet 20 sorahip y
fh@ rtngug ~ = single hell s~ruf~ly an''lsIes
im fhe foTks ~ an aHb Tree ETONtng Sssn3
the preC meta Of the church
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1910-07-29
BOY SCOUTS ron THE UNITED STATES

boy popular England develop
patriotism, discipline courage fanee, courtesy, thrift help
funess and cheerfnc described by Francis Bua illus
trated article In the August Popular Mechanics He
As tho boy America is be patterned after that
England well general kind organization
how the boys being developed
general organization symbolism
essentially military but the military discipline especially
routine military drill entirely lacking
BadenPowel chief of all the boys the British
commissioners to organize branches inspect and help
This
citizens of locality, including
organizations whom school
in work among
The charge troop
patrols and be Of the
the Unit and consists six to eight boys under the immediate charge while
duty of leader, elected appointed
The recruit is received derfoo the
scondcas finally frstcass Only
appointed patrol leaders masters"
The oath and the a folows
on 1 that will do best
and help other people all tmes and obey the law
IA scouts honor trusted PA
his country his his employers "a
useful helpful others, he good
somebody A the friend brother
worthy what social other belongs
courteous all GA friend animals IA
orders of his parents his teachers his MASTER and patrol leaders ga
thrifty he that burden,
but help others.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1910-07-29
COMMISSION aovERNMENT.

rather
ing the difference between commission
the District Columbia
force the leading cities of
Territory many
the idea There led into belief
mission terrible calamity
distinguishing
Bimila q q.
has been the height joy part
The Advertiser the commission
Insofar advocating modern
with such MONIES, Galveston Colorado
Diego number of progressive cities
ada The Advertiser the title gladly
appears safety
commission. s
probably question
Honolulu
politicians time, thing
the Then when the time discussing the advby
Of its adoption Honolulu they will what they talking
the
municipal good
majority of the bad
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1910-07-29
MANY ITEMS DEALT
WITH BY THE BOARD
OF SUPERVISORS

Supervisor Kane raised an objection
at meeting of the board yesterday to
changes in the payroll of the Royal Ha.
waiian Band, and Herr Berger win be
asked to explain why he took it upon
himself to act without the consent of
the board, if such was the case.
Fire Engineer Thurston fled his re-.
port for April, showing there had been
three alarms with loss of $23,5lS to
property valued at $l34, $50. 81
During the month of June there were
Ave alarms with loss of $4525 to $4,000
worth of property.
A resolution to appropriate $3.50 to
meet the bills of the board of agricul.
ture for the inspection of diaries dur
ing the past three months was intro.
duced hut not passed.
The matter of the proposed taking
over of the Palama hospital and con.
Quoting it as city and county institu'
tiOn was brought up by Supervisor
Kane and Supervisors Logan and Me
Clellan stated that the proposition had
been given up because of a lack OF
funds. The matter was referred to the
ways and means and health committees
Marston Campbell, superintendent OF
public works, informed the board that
B. +, Dillingham; would cancel his offel
in connection with the proposed widen
ing of Alexander street, and that fur
Their negotiations would be necessary
Treasurer r. II. Trent's report show
ed for June receipts of s6,727.52, dis
bursements amounting to $4s,S95.39,
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1910-07-29
NORMAN CAMPION TO
LEAVE THE BIG ISLAND

HILo, July 26.-Hilo will soon lose
its champion prohibitionist, Norman G..
Campion, the well-known and popular
chief engineer of the Onomea Sugar
Company. While the change is loss
to Hilo it is distinct gain to Campion,
who has secured an excellent position as
the chief engineer of the Eva Sugar
Company. The EVA mill has for a
long time ranked foremost among the
sugar mills of the Islands, for though
not the largest, its work is considered
as being in the front rank. 1t is g
distinct compliment to Campion's abil.
ity that he has been offered this splen.
did position. The latest estimate OF
Ewa's crop for this year is $4,000 tons.
Campion will succeed II. @. Boswell
1t is not as yet known who will sue
coed CampiOn as chief engineer at Pc
paikou.
Campion has lived in the Hilo dis
trict about seven years, holding the
position of chief engineer at Wainaku
for three years, and 4 similar position
at Papaikou for about four years. HI
has been prominent in society and elul
circles, and has also won fame as al
excellent entertainer. 1t goes without
saying that he will be greatly missed
He expects to leave August 10.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1910-07-29
THE CITY HOSPITAL PLAN.

proposal city Hospital is
that be Hospital
institution quite capable of taking of the
Of
Queens Hospital accepts of
disease would not be
Hospital o elsewhere whichever is best.
decidedly
duplicate Hospital
matter; maintain be
would equally the
branching
past
justify their adding anything o their
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1910-07-29
THE oAMpAIaN HAS HAD MANY GOOD RESULTS.

During the few weeks thanks the activity
business of the saloon the Territory
been closed The liquor Dealers feeling the ettid
from the saloon craft signing the letters of promise license
dictated
had out ardent the liquor law law
daily hated by Of them but which they had swallow
campaign and they liked it, An attempt alter
future would be such swallowing
that hardly probable
practically safe, therefore, for three
everything the yesterday pbtions
nothing majority
the liquor
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1910-07-29

During past this little ruined
diseased through the u attacks each Of these
revolving publicity
practically city attorney
instead Of taking advantage of of the have the
adequately punished apparently every point
of of
quashing of
followed by reeng bstiay
the mombers of the police hardened they dreadful
spirit
opinion
followed him.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1910-07-29
AuTo1sTs AND COURTS.

Every driver automobile, in
accident during the past several weeks has been hunted the
small greater
thing embarrassing the authorities
chufeurs of demanding trials
eognzan
make the penalties of those convicted
the public for the eedy
who handles the stated that carry
be him the circuit
the This looking appears good
taxpayers
attorney a magistrate trouble
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1910-07-29

utHa npoNd au.oh ians vst si tssatts
luHhf r ending lnne By la ihs being value oft ~ m he
imported ta tahana imports tausd
million ani thfoo quate io's hn she bad
only reached tu % three millions The demand bee tu, qusirutd
with Indication that ihe The fruit will
increase Hawaii could supply part ibis demand 30
Tho transportation Of M fruit ue mainland could be provided end trade
that twelve million dollars ad year De- worth going
AZ the present time Costa H Honduras Panama The British West
Inl-- nnl r-La d-.lo LL. Lw.l-. mon- nmon--- M.m-
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1910-07-29

While physicians disagree the possibility of danger eating
the
of eating tubercular beef is that viii
community had better
the various diaries and have
the
hard the dymen, certainly feelings
community refuse
o buy the diseased
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1910-07-29

considering
having their minds that
calling bids for the and letting the where it
along will be appreciated of
condtionduy muddy
citizens
idea
having supervisors
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1910-07-29

along of the
Republic something that will be watched with deal
conducting
conducting them we'll There is that
Waalee the considering that the majority of
boy the having their
spirits break along unconventional lines.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1910-07-29

expression made by The Bystande last Sunday nimaed
Markham faced charge of cattle stealing Such not
being cattle lifting concerned
Markham of the fact that he
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1910-07-29

Advertiser informed Governor Cghorn chairman of the
the diseases excluded that
institution having making the exception The
although would better if the
had not allowed the city physician
impression
patients the Paama Hospital
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1910-07-29

chewing the beautiful dish Of has had served
United States Marine Hospital Service the
those it
something public
it discusses
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1910-07-29
nup TO YOUR Majesty. -

amusing Of phrase very protest
The tnusous Emperor Of by
America translation appearing
Society paper The protest, translated,
To the Tnusirious Emperor Q
reported has step to
Japan In humby impoe your majesty
proposed annexation dangerous
present dynasty bring slavery misery you
jects your majesty mediate
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1910-07-29

the visiting yachtsmen will the little attention
leisure
yacht temporarily
how II is.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1910-07-29

his drepuabe last
the latter admitted that
a prohibition liberty; there will be
abuse of i.'
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1910-07-29

suppose this morning.
price considerably
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1910-07-29

The bark Irmgard is on her way from
Port Ludlow with a cargo of lumber,
having departed from the mainland on
Wednesday.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1910-07-29
SIDELlCHTS
- ~ IIAwAlIAn

Willie Kinney always interested In e sovf,s,g+. ana
preservation Of evidence brought
couple Of old Hawnians dosd baron clients
bad used certain streams Of water from the time when memory ran
not the contrary They interesting pair the witnesses not e
Of claimed ~
were such that difficulty would be experienced denying
carried thin, looking
said he shoes he
the FIRST time in all his yearsfftecn beyond piurai
aotmentn which he had wandered down
tho gangan about wondered impressions
Such Of pogaves man had lived
when kings governed the groupg whose
all Of When
the goHe the not that memories of
those glorious tales Judiciary Building and
gazed the statue He Of
made probably
pass into constitutional monarchy this give way Republic
He had been sf, a subject and a
should like followed noted
his impressions Kinney generously provided
Nuuanu after conversation with policeman ai
not waikiki" mentioned He had a
given Nnneys best Hawaiian held his
As above forth, should like
tons fish by He
featured Chinese factory His
on the island which he had resided all his life
clad neatooking female
All strange all him. What know
but modern Rip Wrinkle yesterday perhaps
lis in your may know hm
by his wstfu look at changed conditions
you reverent
gaze anybody resembling Kinney likewise you
His companion evidence young numbering
and carried wicker suit had been
ridden PAINS orthodox
located the Moana Waikiki
in located given
have said rapidly approaching middle that
those of the generation will live long
type of the Hawaiian out
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1910-07-29

the result of the vote Tuesday
the Calf Cheer up brewery only trough
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1910-07-29

get paving
Building Ordinance the Water
town9