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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1910-03-15
AATIsALOONERS
UNGOMPROM|SING
Secretary Bowen Doesn't Like
Plan Proposed by Repre-
sentative Cohen.
TO AWAIT WOoLLEY, ANYHOW
Ahtisaloon League Will Not at
Present Consider Proposition
of Compromise.
TO AWAIT W0OLLEY, ANYHOW
(FrOm saturdays Advertiser }

FROM SATURDAY AuNeIllseI.J
The scheme which is being urged by
Representative Joe Cohen and others
to bring about compromise on the
liquor question, will have to await the
return of Superintendent Woolley Of
the antsaloon league, before it can be
discussed with any practical result. In
the meantime, w. A. Bowen, acting
secretary of the antisaloon league, ex.
presses himself as opposed to COM
promise or even negotiation.
81 am not authorized to say what
the antisaloon league will do,' Mr..
Bowen said yesterday, "but 1 feel that
it is safe to say THAI at the present
time the league will not consider any
compromise measures. / do not see
why they are urged at this time. We
do not know yet what will be done
with the congressional resolution call
ing plebiscite.
t'I do not see how, in the light OF
the experiences of the last session OF
the legislators, the antisaloon league
can enter into any negotiations with
the liquor representatives.. At this
time / would not say whether the mat
ter would be considered or not, but al
least it may be stated that the league
will not take any definite step until
the return Of its superintendent, MI
Woolley.
"The date of Mr.. woolley's return
is uncertain. The joint resolution is
soon to come up in congress, and he
may feel it his duty to remain on the
spot and work for this resolution.
'Of course l appreciate that there
are predictions that the resolution
will not pass, and that we shall there
fore have no special election in July
If this proves to be the case, we are
ready to fight the matter out in the
regular election in November.
''I have not always been with thu
prohibition side," Mr.. Bowen further
said. "I was Republican md once
deprecated the attitude of a number o.
friends and relatives who became pro
hibitionists many years ago. l woult
not follow them. But in recent year
/ have become convinced of the right
ness of their cause. l am dispose,
perhaps to be even rabid. i do no
believe in a compromise with the bus
ness which is destroying manhood, an
destroying souls"
The antisaloon league has received
letter from Delegate Kalanianaole, 1
which the Delegate tells of what h
has done in connection with the plebi'
cite resolution. Kuhio declines to worl
for federal prohibition, and states hi
belief the legislature of Hawaii ca
handle the matter well.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1910-03-15
MEMORIAL TO THE
LATE FRED BALDWIN

Application has been submitted to
Attorney.General Alexander Lindsay
for charter for proposed "Fred
Baldwin Memorial Home,' on the is
land of Maui. II. P. Baldwin and other
members of the family made the appli-
cation.
The plans are for tho establishment
of a home on Maui for the sick, In.
digent and aged, the home TO be a
memorial to the late Fred Baldwin,
who died several years ago. He was
son of H. =. Baldwin. The proposed
charter of the corporation allows 1t to
hold property not to exceed the value
of 100000.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1910-03-15
MORE KAMAL0 LITIGATION.

Two suits have been filed against
the Kamao Sugar Company, with
David Dayton Us garnishee in both
eases. W. o. Smith. y NJ, Damon, v.
faNon Bishop, A. y. Judd, aud a, W.
Carter trustees Of tho Bishop Estate,
have sued for ts3s,l0 alleged TO be
due on a Judgment obtained some lime
ago. The other nii is a similar one,
hy W. ". bmnor. for tfus.up liolmes
a stanley and Olsen aIs attorneys in
both eases,
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1910-03-15
NEW Y0Rk'S BIG
REPUBLICAN FIGHT

ALBANY, New York, March H.
Administration forces Of the Renub'
bean party suffered disilnei defeat
today, when Cobb, the candidate Of tho
an'iadmininlratian forces, was elected
The president of the state sonaie, The
farilunai dghf las been bitter oneg
nnd uf surh serious imp0rl as 10 call
for the participation of senator Root
la ihe eiion 90 brpg about party mar
mnnN
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1910-03-15

A NiIplon % ihe siaf yesterday
from lilo stated ilai lNsnly iaree
nns,laa lahprer Nha bass hgen sm.
plnYti nn OlaH plsniAiipn hHfe lsfi
lhai mnpiatan Hud sanf a. NsIahfk
daImfi ihsf nlaH nRs ~ eafliuH uW
ilf ssfsfnfnf ihrI Hfif iel AZ fspffi
nhfH ihfg leinp ffiN
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1910-03-15
SAYS KNOX DIPLOMACY in
THE FAR EAST IS A FAILURE
Secretary Of State Is Criticized in Congress and
Compared Unfavorably With
Root.
.gERlw-rl'

WASHINGTON, 12T policy State
legislative executive appropriation bill.
of a
especially
a
railway,
which by all the example
dealing with the situation
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1910-03-15
PATTEN scOOTs HOME.

llNfNpnuL, Agfgh ls, paiifu,
ihe fanpui fhlfaRo stock rkshaHee
upfwipf nha naf yfrielday pnsfgf
m0nlnudy fipflfa finm ihe AaHfhfa
inf fffhhHun aaa tsffA vi iip palloe
lfom ~ ilplfnef ~ ihf mph in iAs
fifsfN la'lgf lasAg fal het fe6
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1910-03-15
ROCKEFELLER, LIMITED.

WASHINGTON, March 11.-A favor
able report was made to the senate to-
day on the bill to incorporate the I'm
mense fortune of John d. Rockefeller.
1t is the plan of the financier to incor-
porate his estate and thus make provi'
sion for his philanthropic enterprises
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1910-03-15
NATIONAL STRIKE
SITUATION. LOOKS
MORE SERIOUS
Railroad Managers Defy Their Engineers and
Firemen---Forty-Nine Roads May
Be Tied Up.


made
railroad and
employees refusal
accdd
a
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1910-03-15
STANDS unRIvALLED

Chamberlain Cough Kennedy never
lisappninit ihnto Who usc \ Tor ohtiln'
ate coughs. colds and ifTiiallons " he
throat and lungr II flAndr nnTiyailed
as remedy for all throat ana nnR
ilseafet for sals by all dpalsis, h,p'
tep, smith A lou agents fpT Hawai-
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1910-03-15
BIDS FOR NEW CHURCH.

Bids were opened yesterday for lho
new Kaumaknpili church, which Is 20
be erected on north King street The
following Nere the bids reeriyedi Lucas
brothers, represented by John Lucas
BID tsl $685. Tho pasiaf Eng nefang
Company. represented hy " a. rhui.
mefs fa65pl' snl 10 he compplei With.
n ~ woIhlng iayri n, y. hertelmaun
taT,aTl
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1910-03-15
enfs cvRfo IN . 10 D. DAYS.

FAho OINTMENT u gualanlesi
70 eufe any rate " Itching hhai,
hleedlag o. Pfolruding rlls 10 . 10
iidays egmonsy lriundsa Aaie ~
PARIS Aspleiht % saint l.oll,,
n b ola
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1910-03-15
LAU0HLln is DEAD.

piTfhHpH0, Aagfh ~ IlaWaf
isaashl|u. hiplAfT IA laN NJ AfA
ftfI .iif " lhs ffHafpi, alfd base
leasY
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1910-09-30
Next Tuesday, Oct. 4, 1910,
IS the first day of Registration.
If not registered do so at once,
do not put it off. If you have
moved from one district to
another, get a transfer.

solicitons. Some one or more from
each group slept forward as | pass
ed. 10 inquire into tie condition OF
the President. and 10 ask II there was
no hope. Intense grief was on every
countenanee when ! replied that the
President could survive but a short
time. The colored people especially,
and there were at this time more Of
these persons than of whites. were
overwhelmed with grief -.
A little before seven ! went into
the room where the dying President
was rapidly drawing near the closing
moments HIS wife soon after made
her last visit 10 him. The death
struggle had begun. Robert. his son,
stood with several others at the head
of the bed. He bore himself we'll,
but on Two occasions gave way to
overwhelming grief and sobbed aloud.
turning his head and leaning on Sen
ator Summer. The respiration Of the
President became suspended 1t In
teryals, and at last entirely ceased
at twenty-five minutes past seven.
prayer followed from DR. Gurley;
and the Cabinet. With the exception
OF Mr.. Seward and Mr.. Meenlloch.
Immediately thereafter assembled in
the back parIor from which all other
persons we're excluded, and there
signed letter which was prepared
by Attorney General Speed 10 the
Vice President informing him Of the
event. and that the government de-
Yolved upon him.
went after breakfast TO the E1eeu-
tive MfnHlcn There vas cherries
cold rim. and everything seemed
gloomy. On the avenue inSront IF the
White House were several hundred col
ored naanle-mosLIY womenand child
weeping and RailinE their loss.
This crowd did moi appear 10 diminish
through the whole nf that cold. wet
day-they seemed not to know Hhat
was II be their faia since Their great
bcnefaetof was deHl. and their hope
less grief affected ne more tim any
thing else. tho strong and braYs men
wept when ! met them
At IL White HOUSE all WaH silent
end sad. Mrs y elIeH VAS With Mff
Lincoln md came - meet M IN the
library Speed came in and Ns soon
left together. A - we're descending
the stairs. Tad Hho vas looking
from tie window = ne fool. turned,
and seeing us. cried aloud n bis
tears. Oh. Mr.. Welles, who killed
my father 80 NeIIher Speed nor my
self could restrain our tears. nor give
the pom 10y am satisfactory ans
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1910-09-30
IN, Plum. Falal.

Chester. PA young Woman s
chanteeIer hat came near resulting in
In a seTIoua inlufx n two young men
who Kere driving through Gfozer
Park here John Mcbride and ehhs
Kelley Here riding behind risky
colt. when the animal which has q
strong antlpathy 10 the foWl family,
espIed he hcadgefF u The young 80
man. whose bat rs suTmounIed by
the bright plumaKe Of a big rooster
The horse knnfted. reared and
plunged. throwing The young mn in
10 the roadway. and Mcbride HaH UNI
conscious and Kelley badly Injured.
When Mcbride Haa revived i was
found tai he had sustained a deep
scalp wound,
Several months ago the coll Was
attacked b. a feno9lons rooster. and
since then has displayed greal ha-
tired for fowls.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1910-09-30

! study your Teeth Needs very care
fully before recommending treatment.
] do not try TO induce you TO employ me
just in order 10 get your money. II
your teeth are all right tell yon 10 and
charge you nothing Tor my examination.
II they do need attention recommend
what n my judgment Is the best for
your teeth, your appearance, your
health. Full sets d teeth made while
you wait. Painless extracting. Free
when plates are ordered. Teeth filled
with gold. silver and Amalgam. broken
plates repaired and made good - new.
Charges always moderate.
On. y. ], SELHY.
50 Est Main Street.
oet . Westminster. i'd.
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JAMEW. TRoxE.

late Of Carroll county, deceased. Al
persons having claims against the de
ceaaed are hereby warned to exhibit
the same, with the vouchers thereof
legally authenticated, to the subscriber.
on or before the 23rd daY of April.
1911. they may otherwise b law be ex=
Guided from al benefit of eaid estate.
Given under ny hand this 18th day Of
September, 1910.
LAURA b. TR0xEL,
sep 234t Exeeutrix.
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MO. 44sGouIT.

n the Circuit Court for Carroll County.
Hannah E. Dongherty. Plaintiff. -.
Eugenia L. McAvoy. ct al, De
PENDANTS
Ordered b the Circuit Court Tor
Carroll county. sitting n Court Of
Equity, this End day o September. !.
D. 1910, that the report of the sale
made of the property mentioned n
these proceedings at private sale. made
and reported BY f.. Oliver Grimes, r.,
Guy w. Steele and Edward o. WeanL.
Trustees, b ratified and confirmed IN
less cause ID the contrary thereof be
shown on Of before the oath day Of
October, $40. provided a copy Of
this order = inserted n some news
paper published in Carroll County.
Maryland, once in each of three sue
ceasiye weeks. before he nth day Of
October. $40.
The report states the amount Of sale
70 be three Thousand dollars $4,000. %. ]
OSCAR D. GILBERT,
CLERK.
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NOTICE To CREDITORS.

ThIs Is to give notice thaI The sub.
sefIher has obtained from the Or.
phanH' Court q Carroll county, II
Maryland. letters Of administration OF
the Personal EzIaIe Of
DAVID :. HENKING.
late Of Carroll county. deceased. Al
persons having claims against the d..
ceased are hereby warned 70 exhibit tn
same. with the vouchers thereof lcgalls
authenticated. - he subaefiber. on .
before the 9th day Of Anril. 1911.
the may otherwise by Law : excluded
from all benefit of said estate.
Given under NJ hand this aih day ol
September. 1910.
THOMAS j. CONAN.
Heuz9-4t Administrator ". A.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1910-09-30

: ISL n ELECTION OFFICERS
} Appointed BY the Hoard Of super
xisors Of EIexlions OF Carroll County.
u the Place 81 those heretofore anz
pointed Mo Have since Been =
Gused. or found Disqualified.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1910-09-30

~ virtue q See. i i Article = u
the Code Of Public General Laws Of he
State Of Maryland, = amended ~
Chapter 1t II the AeIH 81 the General
Assembly = Maryland. passed II Il
January zezzIon. lg00. notice T.. hereby
given taa1 IHs Board q Supervisors IF
Election = Carroll County haa apz
pointed the II owing 1amed persons -
Judges and Clerks Of Elections. for he
several election districts Of Carroll
County. IN pIaee Of tn parties hereto
[are appointed who he since ben
found disqualified or excused. Those
under the heading democrats, being
intended 70 represent he Democratic
party. an those under the heading
Republicans. being intended TO repre-
aent the Republican party.
DEMOCRATS.
John c. Doyle. Registrar. in Third Pre-
einet Of Election District No. Z. instead
Of Charles -. Moore. resigned.
byron 5. Dorsey. j. Registrar. n
District No. =. instead Of Benjamin
!. Rigler. resigned
Royal ]. Smith, Judge. in District
No. f3. instead Of Byron :. Dorsey. Jr..
resigned.
Jacob 4. Fringer. Registrar, District
No. 10, instead Of Jesse ". Eyler. -
signed.
REPUBLICANS.
David i. Arnold, !. T. ID. No. 8.
Westminster. Judge, instead of John
y. 0gg. deceased. in Second Precinct
Of Fourth Election District
JS0. II. ROBERTS. Pres:
HENRY s. MusgELMAN.
WILLIAM WOOD.
board of Supervisors Of Election Ior
Carroll county, Nd.
Test -samsf. j. Stone. Clerk.
sep 10 St
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JACOB sHARRER OF JOSEPH,
TO CREDITORS.

This is to give notice TINT the sub.
seriber has obtained from the Orphans
Court of Carroll county, in Maryland,
letters Testamenlary on the Personal
EaIaIa nf
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IftaI.NOTIcH
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

TIE County Commissioners IF Carroll
county will nneeI II their oliIee. N West.
Minister. every Monday n October,
1910. for the transaction Of business.
By ortief.
o. EDWARD D0DRER.
sep - Clerk.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
NOTICE Of the Time and
Place Of Registration
and Revision Thereof in
Carroll County, Md.

Notice Is hereby given b. the Board
of Supervisors of Election of Carroll
county, pursuant TO and In accord
anee with the directions contained n
Section Il Of Article B Of the Code
Of Public General Laws Of Maryland.
tint tie Board OF Registry for the
several election districts and pre-
einets of Carroll County, Maryland.
will sit for the purpose Of registering
qualified voters and erasing the
Iames of those disqualified between
the hours Of o'clock. m, and
o'clock, p. n. on
TUESDAY. OCTOBER It'll, and On
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 18th, 1910.
md for the purpose Of revision only
ION which day no name can be reg
iatered) on
TUESDAY. OCTOBER 18th, 1910.
1t the following places n the several
precincts md districts. io-wit
District 10. |. First Precinctz-In
FIremen's Building. On Baltimore
street, In TaneYtown.
District No. /. Second Precinct--In
Eekenrode.s Shop. on Church street.
N Taneytow1.
District NJ. 2. First Preeinct--At
Johnson HoIlenberry's storeroom, n
Eniontown.
District NJ. :. Second preoinet-zIn
lie residence OF Thomaa Eckard. IN
Tyrone.
District No. AT The Mystic Chain
Hall In Silver Run.
District No. 1. Fist precinct-At
lie Old Hotel Property. n sandyYIlIe.
owned By Lewis W. canIe.
District 10. !. Second Precinet=-In
Ihe residence Of Lewis Barber. Ia Bird
Hill
District -. 5--In tn building Of
selby g. FfIzzell. in Eldersburg.
District -. 6. First Precinet--AI
Ihe Firemen.s Building. IN ManeheH=
Ier.
District 70. 6. Second precinct-In
h vacant room adjoining the feHl.
denee OF AIss Sarah z. Trump. n
Manchester
District 10. :. First Pfecinct-In
James Boxlan.a BarbefzHop. on Court
street. ia Westminster
District -. :. Second Precinet-In
h room occupied b Lawrence !
Hauer adjoining Smith : ReifanideT.
NeatminaleTz
District =. :. Third Precinct =
Ihe building formerly I'D by Robert
Ffizxeil a. , Hotel. opposite AIhauEh
building. - Nain street. in West
minister
District =. :. Fourth rrcclnot==AI
- Lumber. Coal : supply ea.a
+ HaildinR. corner Green and Liberty
streets.
District =. s-At fz1emsn's nHIlaz
+ n IN hampstead
District =. g-M IL residence q
IS. MniInaa Smith. Il TayiorsYIIia
District . I0--Al he Hotel d
! Nfa Lynn. n AiddiehHTK
District - Il-=Af : Edw Vests
HIop. in y. Windsor
District =. f2--M he Firemaa.H
: building. i Union bridge.
District - I3-=in Office Room u
! he Mt A. MILLING nd Grain =.
: n NJ Aiff.
! District -. ll-in IL residence q
IaHn Conway. In BsrrsI
JOHN n. ROBERTS. Pre-.
HENRY s. MESsELM MAN.
! WILLIAM WOOD.
Board Of Supervisors q Election Ior
Carroll County
! Test saml. J. Stone. Clerk.
:
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IAsItfk bOiu OAI iIlitIthl II II1e mhNk=
ley Building. L. Main ST.. We are com.
PEELED to sell out all our stock on or
before Oct. 31st. 1910.
Soc Underwear for 39c each
3gc Underwear for &c each.
300 iron Beds for I.D8 each.
2 Is Straw Mattresses for I.9s each
2se Rag Carpet for Pc yard.
% and S0c Mattinga for 19c yard
2 ID can Tomatoes for lie can.
Rabbits Potash Or Lye for Sc can
RaiainH for &c h.
pfnnes for &c and &c Id
Stone Crooks for &c gal.
Coal Oil for l0c gal.
Tar Rope q OF. for &c by bale.
Sal soda lie III.
25c pkgs. Coffee for lsc pkg
lie ID Tea for loo pkg.
So a-Day Clocks for I.s9 each.
500 Hammock for 1925.
500 Baker Sl.49.
81 70 Ice Cooler 1896
s. % Refrigerator So 10
81 . Pictures 4se.
Loose Oatmeal &c ID
40 Z. A. Salt 59c.
81 . Bed Springs 500
$50 Plush Lap Robe sl.ib.
ST. 3 Horse Collars 81 90.
SIS Cedar Wash Tubs Sic
Men'sSl % Pants Csc
= 90 Pantz Si25.
Sulphur Sc Id
Is IL Salt 33c.
Jelleg Glasses Igc doz.
Lol Of American Wire. Booia. Sh0ea.
ChIna Ware. n Ware, HIeaehed and
unbleaehed MuzIin. and lUIa If other
things carried n General Store.
Olive rs a Call.
BENSON & BALE,
Westminster Md.
. Z. Main $ sep 2-2m
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TO CREDITORS

The Is 10 give notice thaI the sub.
serihar has obtained from tie Orphans
Court of Carroll county. n Maryland
letters testimanIIary on Tie Persona
EHIaIe of
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TO CREDITORS.

NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
This is 10 give notice thai the sub.
serIbera have obtained from the Or.
phane' Court Of Carroll county. in Mary.
land. letters leHIamentary IN the Per.
sonal Estate Of
JACOB SHARRER OF JOSEPH,
late Of Carroll county. deceased. Al
persons having claims against the de-
ceased are hereby warned 10 exhibit the
same. with the vouchers thereof legally
authenticated. u the subscriber, on OF
before the 18th day Of april. 1911
they may otherwise by Law be excluded
from nil benefit If said estate.
Given under our hands this 18th day Of
September, 1910.
DANIEL >. sHARRER,
JOHN MILTON REIFsNIDER.
Hep16 At Executors.
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GEINAN.

late Of Carroll county. deceased. Al
persons having claims against the de.
ceased are hereby warned II exhibit tn
same. with the vouchers thereof legally
authenticated. 70 the subscriber. on O
before the Oh day Of April. 1911
theY may otherwise by Law = excluded
from Ill benefit Of said estate.
Given under NJ hand this 9Th day O
September, 1910.
WESLEY M. GEIMAN,
Heug-it Acting Executor.
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SELLING OUT At COST.

Having sold our interest in the Mack.
ley Building. +. Main ST.. We are com.
PEELED to sell out all our stock on or
hefnra 0cf a1aI Il1n
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True Copy. Test
sep 23-3t OSCAR ID. GILBERT, ClerE.
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JOHN II. ROBERTS. Pre-.
HENRY s. MESsELMAN.
WILLIAM WOOD.
Board Of Supervisors q Election Or
Carroll County
Test - san'l. J. Stone. Clerk.
Hep 23-dt
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md for the purpose Of revision only
ION which day no name can be reg
Iatered) on
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-11-05
BOY HAzED IS
NEARLY DEAD
By United Press Leased Wire

(By United Press Leased Wire.)
EUREKA. Cal, Nov. 5.-Percy
Wrigley, hazed and almost stran-
gled to death, is in serious con-
.dition today. Wrigley was at
tackled by five students of the
Eureka high school, was gagged
and then given a mild third de-
gree" The hazing was perpe-
trated by members of rival school
fraternities. The gag was tied so
tightly that Wrigley could scarce
ly breathe. The victim lost con-
seriousness and his assailants fled
Citizens are incensed over the
affair and an attempt will be
made to find and punish the
hazers.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-11-05
~ TBB TS6@MB BgeY S5ov@ES
DeWolfe Hopper
Greeted by a
Packed House

De Wolfe Hopper again i'm
pressed upon a large and appre-
ciative audience at the Tacoma
last night the fact that a real
comedian does no1 have to resort
to extravagant make-ups or alb
surd uniforms and artificial and
ridiculous wigs, mustaches, ETC.,
to receive the hearty applause of
an audience. Hopper needs only
hand his own funny personality
over the footlights and you can
be sure that the audience is going
to come back both in cold cash
and warm appreciation. This is
just what happened last night for
the house was packed and many
We're standing.
Miss Louise DRESSER, as prima
donna, loaned to Tacomans last
night not only the pleasure of the
charm OF her singing but her own
loneliness.
Both stars We're well supported
in both comedy and singing and
a satisfied audience left the the
alter in laudation of its merits.
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SOME DIFFERENCE BETWEEN TEA AND
vVH|SKEY # THEY Do LOOK ALIKE

the friend of those in need of con-
ISOLATION, cannot be used in a rail
way coach for aught but an appe-
tier. which appetite aroused can
not be satisfied until the next
stop?
Just think of the unfortunates
that should accidentally get
aboard the Twentieth Century
Limited, that only makes one stop
between New York and Chicago.
Terrible to contemplate and har-
rowing to relate.
One refuge is provided, and
that is the dining car. But what
is the comfort and pleasure Of
drinking out of a strange little
glass in the diner, when you can
commune with your trustyI
friend that has always been with
you in trials and tribulations.
20 tempores, o mores!"
And so Larson's little drink
cost him $40 and $40 costs.