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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-06-03
DEATHS AND FUNERALS

The infant child of Mr. and Mrs. Ed
ward McClain. lilo East Fifth street,
died this morning of pneumonia.
Burial will be Saturday in the Roches-
ter cemetery
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-06-03
Bernard Crosbx sails Tomorrow.

New York, June &C. B. Crosby of
Topeka, Mrs H w. Hodge of Wichita
and Miss Kate Meek cf Fort Scott, will
sail for Genoa tomorrow on the steam
ship Berlin.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-06-03
Ripley Denies 1t.

Chicago, June Be P. Ripley, presi-
dent of the Santa Fe system, today de-
MED a report, that so far as his road
is concerned. new tariff sheets will DC
filed with The interstate commerce COM
mission individually. He said he had
heard of no such plan.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-06-03

BY ANOTHER ROUTE.
Railroads Are Planning to Advance
Freight Rates.

Washington, June "a report reach
ed the interstate commerce commission
late today that the lines constituting the
Western Trunk Line association would
file individual tariffs putting into effect
substantially the same advances as are
contained in the association tariffs re-
oapf1xy an ioinad
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-06-03

There will be no dance at Vinewood
this week. Opening dance June 9.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-06-03

The board of managers of the Kansas
state fair, which is in charge of the
aviation meeting to be held in this city
on the 18th. Sth and 9th of this month,
will place on sale Saturday half price
admission tickets which will admit
school children under IL years of age
to the event. These tickets will be sold
for Is cents and will entitle children
under - years of age to every privilege
A-..a 4 l. L. LII
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-06-03
For Children's Tickets.

The members of the board feel that
the meeting which will be held at the
Taylor tract of land in North Topeka
has an especial educational value AMI
has made the low price so that every
child in the city may have an oppor-
tunity to witness the flights of the
aeroplanes. Tickets have been placed
on sale at the following places of easy
access to the various schools of the
city: G. w. Stansfield, drug store. 632
Kansas avenue; Fred A Snow. drug
store. Tenth street and Topeka avenue;
S. w Durant, drug store. 1907 West
Fifteenth street; Marshall Brothers.
druggists, 1876 Kansas avenue; N. G.
1delblute. Potwin station; w. d.
Woodward druggist 1884 Buchanan
street; r. B. Gathers. groceries and
meats. 401 Lake street, and at Thomas
Voiland's clothing store 1874 North Kan
sas aVenut
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-06-03
Choice Eatables
and at Low Prices

The largest item Of your household expense eata
bes Buy those eatables at this centrally located store
which are the lowest in the city. These first of the
month specials Look them Free delivery to any
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-01-06


brother tild leave. Ill stop al tI.r
|ellb this evening ard sec If there i,
Any news: There WINS nothing there
|atS a O'clock as d stopped Ia. As %
|nlad Robert IL comlny home With, you
and want SO much 10 meet him Y,
Went % see. John Drew ls=:: rii 4.
e, $..Jact Straw a It is.ery good and
want yen 10 Gee ii. Am going gu.
with John 5lnman tonight to see
Blanche Bates. had better make
this my last note to Chicago. ,hadn't / :
How are you dearest7 Is your cold
better7 4 hope you are taking care
let Il. Il d l5l5 s;;.;1 IS
love you denr more than ever and
u cheers me Up SO much 70 receive
Year letters. 4, X y .i sfF5
Saw the children this stternoon.
They sot;1 lock 50 well and full Of
life. 3 s. n u 4.
With all my love dear, many, many.
many kisses from, as ever, your,
e * FRANK.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-01-06
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT.
COMMISSIONERS SALE.

Pursuant to decree Of the Inter-
mediate Court OF marion county, West
Virginia, made and entered in the
chancery cause OF William r. Floyd
VS.. Belle Kennedy and others, on No.
vember 20. 1909. the undersigned spe.
cial commissioner will, on Saturday,
January 22, 1910, at one O'Clock p. m.
OF that day, at. the front door Of the
Court House Of said Marion county.
|otfer for sale at public auction, to the
highest bidder. the, following describ.
ed real estate: .:g.
All the coal Excepting the Pitts.
burg vein). together with the mining
rights and privileges, and the oil and
gas interests, witha the, necessary and
proper mining rights and privileges
there unto belonging. within and I'm.
derlying the land and premises in the
bill filed in said cause mentioned and
described. and more particularly de-
scribed as follows: That certain tract
of land lying on Minister'S Run in said
county, adjoining the land of William
Yost. T. J. Floyd. Solomon, Howell.
Silas Arnett and William r. Floyd,
containing 81 acres. more or less. N
Said coal. oil and gas interests and
mining rights and privileges. will be
offered on the following terms: One.
third of the purchase money and as
much more thereof as the purchaser
may elect to pay cash In hand on day
of sale. the remainder to be paid In
two equal fnstaltments on or before
six and twelve months. respectively,
from day OF sale, with interest, and
for which deferred instruments the
purchaser will be required to execute
his notes with good personal security
In favor of said special commissioner
and to be approved by him. and ven-
doris lien will be reserved upon the
face OF the deed comforting title to the
purchaser. as further security.
Given under my hand this 28th day
OF December. 1909.
JAMES A. MEREDITH,
Special Commissioner.
l.W. s. Black. Clerk of the Interme-
date Court Of said Marion county, do
certify that bond with security approy.
ed by me as sufficient. and In the pen
atty as required by, said decree. has
been given by said special commits.
sioner. .a.5.s. ~. nl.f II
4 W. S. BLACK.
~ cler ,kof said Court.
Dec. 90 Jan. G.13-20. ,sS.s ;.-
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-01-06
A WoMAN's GRATITUDE
a Mountain Woman Writes In Praise
Of keWbro's Herpicide.

Of heWbro's HerpIcide.
For several years / have been trou-
lied vito dandruff. causing inc much
annoyance. and my hair became very
thin. have uesd Newbro's Herpicide
for month and the dandruff has en-
tirely disappeared and my hair is be-
coming much heavier than formerly.
New hair Is rowingg where there was
none, md I am very thankful to yol
for the benefit have received from
Newbro's Hcrpcide. e
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-01-06
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT.
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.

~ s.-
i..pau! G. MInnsieid. president OF the
Observation-Disclosures COMPANY,
a 'cerroraticn created nl.,l eat.s,:ing un.
der the laws OF tile State OF West Vir.
gina. Ito hereby cert fy Ito the Score.
sary O. State OF the stnte ct West
Virginia. that. at a Meeting OF the
stockholders OF sai.l corporation, reg.
,llarfy 'hcld at the office of sad com
pamy. in tine City OF F.irnpcnt. SLATE
Of West Virginia, on Tuesday. Decenl-
her 2tst. 1909. at ~ffch meeting all
OF tine stock Of said company being
represented by tho holders Thereof
In rerson or by proxy. aud voting for
the following resolution. Tho came was
'layl and regularly adopted and passed.
tn-wit: i,.as
"REsoLVED. FIRST. Thlt tin,
Observation-Disclosures COMPANY.
q corporation created and oIr ru.ze.i
ur'ie.' the laws Of the State OF Wc;.
Virginia. end in conformity herewith,
does hereby discontinue business as
a corporation. and surrenders to said
state d1 West Virginia ITS Charter ami
Corporate franchise. The Roa4al OF Dl.
rector of this corporation will proceed
TO convert Inc property and oil as
SETS Of zalM corporation into caFll. AM.
nay Off and discharge all its debts. HID
b%itie= ard obliSations;- and after full
y tisctIsrg.l.g ali s.ich debts. liuEi:i.
ties and ublte tions. should there be n
surplus remaining. same to be divided
among tile stockholders pro rata with
lhe!r serreei holdings al stock, but NO
such payment shall be made to any
stakeholder until after publication oil
tho notice hereinafter provided
s. s RESOLVED, SECOND. That uha
president Of this corporation cause no.
t'ct Of the adoption Of Inc. foregoing
resolution TO be published III the
"Fairmort West Eirsinian," Il newspa-
per Of general circulation. published
al the City Of Fnirmont, in Alario1
co,r:!ty. West Virginia, the principal
Office O: this corl,crat on being tlocal-
Z" III s"iG Clty. ot t'atl'1nunt, once 4
week Cor four successive weeks: an.
That The president Of this corporation
shall. un!cr his hand and the common
seLl OF this corporation. certify to the
secretary of the State OF West Eir.
Ptt'ia, a copy OF these resolutions, nntt
fbra~rt. herewith to him certificate
81 wing thA publication OF said no
t:ce. as provided by law"
Given uatler my. hand and senl Of
said Corporation. th Is the 21st day OF
december. A. u. 1909. As h
tsitneD PAUL G. MANSFIELD,
President of {
lSEALl / r9=is 30 s4y,y,'
~ NlAN'sFlELD-DARRAGH co.
4 Slis. m ,.., ~
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-01-06
I LEaAL AlpvEIsTIsEMENrI.Is.
NOTICE OF Sal Il Nv TRUSTEES
I'M BANKRUPTCY. ~ !

II
The undersigned, Thomas Coleman,
,,Trusee In nankrurtcy of Ell Parks.
Hfrsuant to an order Of tdlc Honora-
5ble T. a. brown. Referee in Eank-
Inptcy, entered in The Bankruptcy
cause CT the said E. IL Parks. now
lpenArg In the United States District
,,Cn2Et, in aud I'm: the Northern Dis
',tiict o. West yirg. MI. on the 25tt day
{, OF October. 1909 And In pursuance
OF an agreement between salI T.. N.
Parks and. said Thomas. Coleman.
Trustee. Will on the a1st day of De.
Icen,ber. 1900, Al. the hour or 10 O'Clock
la. IN. of that lay, at The front lonr
! Of the Cnlrt House OF Marion county.
West rVirstniu. offer for snle and sell
J at lrrbTcb dttiin. to The highest anu,
beg. btd[ler therefor. the follow ing de-
'scribel personal property tn-wt:s-
j One set of Nest Virginia Reports.
Vols! 1 tic &C. inclusive. except volatn-'
Ell; one SGT OF Il. &psM. Digert cii Rail-
way Law. volumes; one set Law
|Jers reports. hr1lotnteti, SO volumes,
Disests: one set Minors
SIX volun.es.l one Green
leal on, Evidence. lGth edition, 3 vo:-
uiGes: Dartonis Law Pr1r.ice, vol
fumes; Bartnn's; Ghancery F'ractice.
Volumes; Hogs Equity. I volume:
l,!.cltztnre's Commentaries. vol
lmes, Interstate Commerce Reports.
il volumes. u. S. Reports. 81 volumes:
Massachusetts Retorts. Is volumes:
6" other volumes Of West Virginia
[Etatl1tes, ;.n,l other law EtSoks. and ono
|rn'l.tup ofHce desk 2 1uoksaelvt...
seven Office chars. one little Office
|bIllc Sail sale to, be made for cast
in hard ON day of sale. #
THOMAS COLEMAN.
Trustee in Bankruptcy Of z. +. PMrs..
bankrupt.
THE above sale continued for one
week cit some ptlce and sa1ne hour.
THOMAS COLEMAN.
Trustee IN bankruptcy Of E. T. Parks,
Bankrupt
The above sale continued till Janll-
larry s, 1910, at the SAME place and
same hour.
THOMAS COLEMAN,
Trustee in Bankruptcy OF e. T. Parks.
Bankrupt.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

DEG. 90 Jan. G.13-20. ,g5,s
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-01-06
ds
With tIioae darling eyes 3; N l4$
934 Fifth aycrlre q, We cnes uay. 4

b5S ~ ift IN avcnr 81, We dnesuay.s ny
Dearest Bessie Thanks Tor send.
ling me the Ictte h from Robert and j
have heen the Bowling sereen about
~. 80 III 10 ali rlsht. Thanks also for
M those sweet s.ters-it was good
.stf ycH but am 50 sorry to know yo..
! arc Wing Il fouble with those darling
ecycs-s ytsh q could kiss them fstf,at
isxelld do any GOD. DO take care Of
hy didn't you tell me yesterday
;t3y.ns w others birthday unta It
war lfttost over? Am going souri,
Z soen Until after the 1tf1, uriess they
sflopoena ma before Il can get away.
Am goin q nut With E7pgy tonight for
Sinner and then coming home. An,
sc anxioEst 70 zee you agaIn. dearent
PLEASE pc patient just a little longer
;.-- 81 nave bssns an angel so far.
With love and kisse on those big,
sweet eyes our VI FRANK.
Fiag5h.p HeIenlta. 81
= n: Friday afternoon
ptaresth Ressie: When are you re-
turning fsl u really eems ages since
IA have seen Syrll.5 s b
Your last letter said you expected
go know that evening when your
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-01-06
TEACHING or THE
Isl n i aTs AND cRAFTs

The Arts and Crafts movement has
indeed permeated to the elementary
schools and the kindergarten The
child Is no longer limited to drawing
colors or spheres or to pencil lines.
But the fingers that today hold the
pencil to portray a floral form, ma y
tomorrow model in wax or clay, or the
next day cut In wood with a knife. In
such schools as the Ethical Culture
School In New York one sees are work
closely correlated with all the other
studies. =
The exhibition held under the ar.
spices. Of the National Art Teaching
Association two years ago at the Nh.
scum Of Natural History. New York.
and afterwards In London, showed
how widespread was this correlating
Of drawing. co.oring and modelling
with others forms OF study. while the
principles OF decorative design and
compensation are taught more scientific
Scaily today than ever before, thanks
/ to Professor Arthur w. Dow, who at
the Pratt Institute and the Teachers
College has long conducted a strenu-
GUS course OF Normal work. inauenc.
!, Ing art teaching far and wide. The
Pratt Institute. under the direction OF
Prof. Walter Scott Perry. gives prac.
teal instruction in the arts ana crafts
to thousands Of pupils. "a
In some Of our art schools, as the
Art Institute in Chicago, as soon as
the students have learned the rudi.
nlents of their art some practical ap-
plication Of 1t is made. For. example,
the students In the mural decoration
class are given some large historical
paintings to execute for the D ..blic
, schools. Seeing these In place upon
the walls proves most beneficial to the
pupils.
Mr.. dorado Taft. who has charge OF
,, the sculpture class at the Institute, is
a strong believer In giving his pupils
an opportunity to work In unison with
him. They worked together In model.
ing a "Nymph Fountain primitive
Burial" and IAN Incident In the Tenn
pie" and helped Mr.. Taft considerably
in the final group of "The Blind Mr..
Taft appropriately calls his classroom,
The BotteEa" that Is, a room where
the students wor tkogcther with the
MASTER as they worekd in the studios
| OF the masters of the Renaissance.
It Is mistake for student to think
that New York offers the best uppor-
tunities for study. There are dozens
of art institutions throughout the
country whose standard is equally as
high The work done in the Boston
Museum Of Fine Arts in Philadelphia,
Chicago and st. Louis Is OF an acadeni-
ic standard quite on par with the
high standards of the French schools.
From "'Art Activities in the United
States" by Ernest Knautft, In the
American Review Of Reviews for Jan
! unry.. $500.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-01-06

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Sealed bios will be received by the
County Court of Marion County at lis
office in Fairmont. West Virginia I'm.
til Thursday. the goth day OF January,
1910. at 1900 o'clock noon. for the
construction OF a Jail and Jailer's
RESIDENCE for Marion County, at Fair.
mont. In said county, according to the
plans and specifications prepared by
by Edward ]. Wood. Architect, Clarks.
burg, WA. The plans anil specihca.
tons are now on nile at the County
Clerks ONCE, in F,airmont, Marion
County. West Virginia, and In the of
Ace OF Edawrd J. Wood. Architect,
Clarksburg, West Virginia.
Dated this Sd day Of December. 1909.
8i,.,l JOHN ~. F Hl11lllPs. Clerk.
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT.

JUDICIAL SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
BY virtue OF a decree OF the Interme.
liate Court OF Marion county, West
Virginia. entered on the both day of
October. 1909. in the chnncery cause
OF Melville l.. Hutchinson. plaIntiff.
against NJ B. Bartlett and, others, de-
PENDANTS. the undersigned. as special
commissioner of sai1 court. will offer
for sale ut public auction. to the high
est bidder, on Monday, the gath day Of
January, 1910, between the hours Of
ten o'clock a. IN. and four o'clock D. m.
on that day. at the front door of the
Corut House Of said county, all the fol.
lowing described real estate, towit:
All that certain lot known and desig-
/ mated as lot No. SIX in block No. six
III tho Morrow Place Addition to the
City of Fairmont. and being the same
lot conveyed to said NJ. B. Bartlett by
Freeman Kelley. and wife by deed
dated the 14th day Of July. 1908, said
lot being 10 feet front and 1eO feet
deep.
Terms Of Sale: Enough cash in
hand on day OF sale to pay the sum Of
f252.27. interest and costs OF said suit,
and as much more as the purchaser
may elect to pay. and the residue upon
credit Of six months. The purchaser
will be required to give good personal
security for any deferred payment. and
also a lien will be retained upon said
lot to. further. secure the payment
thereof.
Given under my hand this goth day
Of December. 1909.
~ HARRY SHAW.
* r&-,@g,, Special Commissioner.
|, w. s. Black, Clerk OF said Inter-
mediate Court. hereby certify that said
Special. Commissioner. Harry, Shaw.
has given the bond before. me.. with
approved security, in the penalty OF
$4,000. us. required by the decree OF
sale in said cause. 81. ..- gss ~
-! ~, w. S., BLACK. Clerk. j
Dec o:s-3dg Ian fs-f3 ~. ,.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-01-06
Very truly yours,
MRS. C. E. FOSTER.

Mo. 9s5 Utah Ave-. Butte. Mont.
Z. Sold by leading druggists. 800 bot
tie guaranteed. Send loo In stamps to
The Herpicidc Co., Detroit. Mich, for
sample. Cranes Drug Store, Special
Aengt. Fairmont.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-03-16

marks presented the cup on behalf
OF his wife and the guests of the
CORTLAND.
After Prof. Bryan had acknowledged
the gift and the kindly feeling which
had prompted the guests to remem-
Der him and his wife the cup was
passed ROUND and each in turn drank
to the health. long life and prosperity
Of the happy pair.
Towards the close Of the evening
the guests penned their signatures In
the guest book and to the footing OF
automobile horns and merry laughter.
reluctantly took their leave.
Among those present were: DR.. and
Mrs. p. F.. Frear, Mr.. and Mrs. T. A.
Birmingham, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Moore.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Farwell Mrs. Bruce
McV Mackall, Mrs. Alice Brown. Mrs.
Rosa Plotner Miss Margaret GiddiDgs
Miss Mary Headden Miss Julia Leigh
Mr.. HOOPER Plotner Lieut.. l.. s. Will
lis Lieut. G. Blair. Lieut.. Ancrum,
M. d. Taylor. Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Pal
mer.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-03-16
MUSCLES ARE NOW
TURNING TO bone
Brittle Man 7" Unable To
Sit, Is Becoming
OSSified

An honored guest At most Of the
London hospitals is a tall. slim man
with a thin face, who has to move
about with extreme care because II he
happened to fall down he might break
In several places.
He is literally fragile man. who
has to walk with something Of the
stiffness Of la Poupee." A violent
fall would be disastrous to him. He is
suffering from rare and painless
disease which, in the words of one
of the doctors who has seen him,
turns him into "a porcelain man."
Unable TO Sit.
Alban Rushbrook, aged thirty-fve,
has for seven years been suffering
from myositis ossificans; his musce
are turning into bone. He can walk,
but he cannot sit in a chair, and It
Is difficult for him to turn his head
far to the right or left. Fortunately
he takes his condition very philoso.
phically and thoroughly enjoys his
pipe. As rare specimen he is well
known in the London hospitals, and
he has been many times examined by
the Conjoint Board of the Royal Col
leges of Surgeons and Physicians. He
has been to the Midd.esex Hospital,
Kings College Hospital, st Thomas
Hospital and st. Georges Hospital.
The muscles OF his chest, back, and
thighs are all turning to bone. He
lies fiat in bed When he desires to
rise he is shifted to the edge OF the
bed. and his rigid body Is tipped up
till his feet touch the floor. A stick
is placed In his hand and he can
then make his way in straight line
ahead.
said a doctor yesterday. THE man
might break one OF his ossiiied mus
cles juet as be might IN ordinary
hone. His body is becoming more. or
less locked
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-03-16
BANQUET rendered
TO. The BRYANS
First Anniversary
Wedding Day Is
Celebrated

Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Palmer rendered
an elaborate banquet to Prof. and
Mrs. William Alanson Bryan last even.
Ing on the occasion of the first an
niversary of their wedding day.
| The happy couple were married just
one year ago at st. Paul's Cathedral,
Buffalo, N Y. and II was indeed mt.
ting that the first anniversary OF this
suspicious event should haze zen
CT ebrated in Honolulu amiiG. ne
I beautiful surroundings which a bUun.
THU nature has 30 iLvis.iy bestowed
upon these sun.kisscd isles, instead OF
IN the cold, bleak climate oil the Elm
p!re State at this season of the year.
Dressed in the exquisite wedding
gown which she wore one year ago.
Mrs. Bryan looked radiantly happy,
and, as she entered the reception room
leaning upon the arm OF her husband.
the couple received the congratula.
tons of the guests assembled in their
honor. ..
The table was spread on the lanai,
which had been screened with flags
and bunting. Banks Of ferns and pot
ted plants we're artistically arranged
and lent an added charm to the table
decorations. Words are indeed want.
ing to describe adequately the beauty
OF these decorations which consisted
OF white marguerltes and pink carna-
lions.
Down the center of the long table
were five shallow receptaces filed
with white marguerites and shaped to
spell the letters A l. o II A. At each
place was dainty favor tied with
pink ribbon, containing a photograph
vi the honored guests. Each guest
was also the recipient Of large pink
lei adorned with long pink streimers.
The brides cake was also lettered with
the word aloha" and was an artistic
piece of work from a culinary point OF
view.
The hallway was profusely decorated
house flowers, gifts to Prof. and Mrs.
Bryan. In addition Mrs. Bryan was
the recipient Of many handsome pres.
cnts which included gold brooches
and various articles suitable to the &C.
CASTOR.
During the banquet some very ap.
propriato. speeches were made, but
the climax was not reached until ]. A.
Palmer, after mysterious alb ence,
returned bearing a tray on which was
displayed a very handsome loving cup,
filled with nectar. After congratulate.
ing the happy, couple on ce' ebrating
this their first wedding anniversary,
the speaker in few humorous re-
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-03-16
JAPANESE DOUBTFUL
ABOUT PROHIBITION
Say ills In Violation
: Of international
Relations

The local Oriental liquor dealers.
especially the japanese, are inclin-
ed to think that the a loption or
prohibition in Hawaii would consti-
tute a violation OF their treaty
rights. !.
They argueii that 1t wbuld be
equally wrong for the Japanese gov
eminent to make such law. which
would deprive the Americans resid-
ing in Japan from earning their
livelihood in the liquor business.
Surprising the Americana resid-
ing in Japan were ordered to shut
up their liquor business, by means
OF such a prohibition, would they
not raise objection, or lodge a pro-
test with the Japanese govern
ment?' asked one OF the Japane SO
dealers.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-03-16
new FED OFFICERS

!! President J. A. Gilmore OF the u
!: College of Hawaii is the new pre-. u
Z sident Of the Civic Federation and y
!; Edgar Wood principal OF the y
!: Normal School Is the new secre- q
u tary of that organization. This u
!; change In the officers Of the Fed u
!: GRAFTON was made at q meeting y
!: held last week. |:
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