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The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-04-18
FEMININE AGES.

the
preogate of sex
number of New Years days have ued
and other Biblical henes
the first namedwe gathered their
Of
tally birthdays ket though the hokeepers
especially in like that of
popular OF the western
of the that the exercise of
hamped requirement OF statements concerning
make that ''2l or over
Christian In
female
tells it. Chinese WIFE, without
slightest pca the lace of the
uncivzed fact from the
China keep up thousand Size little
prepared to make prediction
adgised that the
will soon realization of the evils of the present system
in incu,abe unappoacabe wisdoma
that which the Queen of sheba
in downright imehath issued
of his faithful snhjec de-
ream anyway, di writ
policeman served on her She remains
And dom think it nice the part
made famous by Gilbert and Sullivan single
exception could under crcum
entirely much like iniruaton That there
already Yet this he certainly has done
pretty of islands and the soil is productive and
payment of poll taxes and the
society consequence which viii Japan adopt
metho concerning feminine records
this when he life to the law by
thumb the parchment but will happen Just
Maybe thought perish the thought it shall
japan will never never never be aught
but best friend.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-04-18
SIDELIGHTS
A REPLY TO p1NKHAM

have been tying 10 sudy The Filipino Hes member Of
family, duty make dgn search fr the ownership ~
Spain hoped that luck was
with u q sufficiently make a good bun
looked good His
tyranny oppression. just he
Independence and discovered that he
certain naenab rights TO wit me-
liberty pursuit happiness would become
us shining example influences exered by
shield under the glorious sunlight
Of splendid Of humanity and another
great victory cvng machinery recorded He would
discard superstition and Ignorance for enlightenment and edueao ana inc
breechclout for white pantaloons
All belonged As the months
the fuhment OF these glowing
hand commenced to think that
soul pretty
genial praised encouraged him and petted him. at
OF Jack Pershng Roosevelt protege,
he undres established Mana
ceuod opened
thanks Willie Kinney and natural
did
to at DIS
lance He may have germs President
him along here he left them
to
of make soldier but army
could be put easily by bunch OF Nigel
girls Cinnamon don't have to work
and the eeud collar man hasn't followed
proclamation written that he OF the
take notice when he is about
all Dewey Fnham peo
fed him Hawaii and California and
yearn upon prudiced bgoted ignorant muck
undeniable show that he is
demagogue of the
pride OF doesn't count for great
where but angshec
to keep hin
with get tell the people there without however
humble might expect
particulars speak generally of his love of travel an
( his penchant for fame
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-04-18
Americans and Mexico
The Ration.

Whatever should be acuat
towards its sister republics and by
the of capital invested II the invest
nation the privilege of exercising unusual
shall BET textbook
millions hundred or one
according the country which is need
policy etevab this country would be one dictated
to Mexican hands We have DIT
paid for her in Soath AFRICA
behalf of of the South African mine owners to remind them
nation permits its foreign policy to be shaped by those
advisers in such case are the
blinds quickly than anything
else to justice and humanity
The fact that the Mexican situation appears to be improving does not
this the less fitting emphasize these truths The danger In our
that the magnae will become I'M
bued with the idea that large holdings in Mexico give sanction to
President Tat action that protection of those outlying Americans
be shaped whole policy toward Mexieothat even set
date when the rebellion TO do this would be Substitute for
the nations the Of the itself has recently afforded
useful example When the monarchy Of Portugal fell anarchy rgnsa f
few there doubts the stability Of the new republic
No in the powerful adjacent republic OF France whose elen
securities and commercial en-
epse then dreamed country rushing French army
70 the border Historic international policy not be Affected
because French citizens might their al IN Portugal
-" costs him $4,000 year 1--we" why spend h
lennlahI IA
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-04-18
Small Talks

all ka oil
HARRY LAKENOw that Harry federal
ANDERSON GRACE believe in federal control ia like to see tn
OF you get as e muhsel
CHARLES appropriation reported
cn11INawoRTH-The make
reconsider action the Poi Bill did it because wanted
A. F. pronounced,
"Gee easy" And that's what the thinking
SUPERVISOR people telling
different things each about the health situation and have acting
SUPERVISOR MURRAY do they away
the garbage work from the supervisors for We have just got the department
Ho1srEn-Rdng newspaper, especially
Bulletin while member the speaking breaking the
hibiing private discourse during such operation
long
confidence him. but know who will be
surprising
through the
that the prisoner
sympathy without
favor If combination of the Spartan father King Solomon possible
HUDDY-There $ artoonit in
artistic instincts audience should be
the af of Hearst That drawing Cooke water buffalo with
Il ring in his nosewa 'excruciatng''
JoNEs-The way politics going here
who being would
probably elected Of the elected would $50
E A. sent by Governor Frear at my request
Of aamatiye
physician baiOogst and the organizations still further
DOCTOR MoRoNa-The my has suggested city
enough pay eudn RordtO practise
should be handled wpuldn the
position If I could not what should be done
disguised which
their regarding the
primary they expect the ignorant of this community
politics when they before them the that their
primary the
the plank and then pudang i'll
NcCLELLANTbe Advertiser Is right saying that
Honolulu needs FIRE protection but the supervisors should not be blamed
giving for the depart
appropriations but the FIRE chief told US he would
could buying automobile
trucks OF The horse think that ne viii be abs 10 get one
In months possibly the whole department within year
II win thousand dollars. though
sILvATh Portuguese and Spanish We recruited IN Europe are
mainly people from the agricultural them
the nnninn ana large number
boarded the oHee Conditions IN Portugal are
which believed
overthrow monarchy a reforms would be Instituted Immediately That
established M disqualification
lprssnms e government viii ons all tight ia the cod.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-04-18

This has been n stirring week in In,
legislature, IN fact there has been
stirred up considerable trouble Of vari
o1s kinds, most Of which is centered in
poi. What a tragedy Of coincidence
was the death of cholera patient from
eating of poi the day that the senate
turned down the poi bill, for political
reasons, and so as not TO hurt the feel
lngs Of the members Of the board of
supervisors. If only the Hawaiian gen.
tleman had condeseended to postpone
his death to some other time, in other
words, if he had only failed to eat that
poisoned poi at the time he did, IL
would have prevented the feelings of
sundry senators being bruised And
then the coincidence which took place
yesterday, when Archer in the house in
troduced a resolution throwing douot
on the infection of poi and even hiatt
ing so strongly at the fact that it was
not cholera which caused the death of
Apaana that he was willing to spend
some good legislative money to prove
It, if possible, and then to walk out of
the legislative halls and be confronted
with the news of two more deaths from
the same caIse in the same locality,
with poi from the same shop. 1t was
certainly a sad coincidence.
Over thirty nicely printed bills were
killed in the house alone this last week,
Wednesday being the banner day with
sixteen dead ones as a result Of the
slaughter There was some husky chop.
ping at the woodpile that day and some
very innocent looking bits of driftwood
we're made kindlIngs of. Whether there
were any "niggers'' hidden in the lum,
Der so ruthlessly discarded is hard tC
say, bat it is safe to believe that the
Territory is no loser The way the
foreman, beg pardon, the speaker, OF
that bunch of legislative carpenters
hustled the work along was an inspir
ing sort of sight for genuine wood
chopper. Still, it might have been thai
a juicy watermelon would have mad,
an excellent bait to help discover wha
lis now pau.
It seems that there has been consid
cradle suspicion that there was SOM
sort Of Joker in the bill providing 70
the reimbursement of John A. Cum
Minis, high chief, for his $4,000 fine OIL
charge of treason during revolution
airy days. But apparently not. In thi
regard it can be stated by the wood
chopper-and he is a suspicious fellow
at that-that there is "nothing to it. ,
, At least so far as John Cummins i
, concerned. The woodchopper made
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-04-18

personal investigation last evening OF
certain suspicious circumstances; and
he takes pleasure for once in stating
that he was wrong and apologizing-to
himself.
Bat how about house bill No. 1887
There are possibilities in that bill
both ways. According to some of the
statements made there is a whole tribe
of ccaninnies in every paragraph. But
the father of them all is stated by more
than one legislator to be fat Job for
cha rman at two thousand four hun
dred "plunks" a year, whose principal
Craftsmanship duties viii be to look
pleasant-and draw his salary. How
ever, as one of the voters in the affirm
ative remarked, as he passed the buck,
''It is up to Maui" Maybe not
Speaking of "Paradlse Paragraphs
which 1 WASH u, it seems to this hum
BILE woodchopper that the insights of
Will Sabin, the poet, are stronger than
his sidelights as politician. With his
experience as writer-up of sideshows
he should be star man in the sena-
torial game. "Quien sabe1" He's
young yet.
There are two bills which have been
1. asserted would be introduced in this
legislature which have been side.
tracked, apparently. The woodchopper
would not hint too broadly that
/ Speaker Holstein has been bribed, but
it looks like it. That hat-pin bill, which
was to curtail the deadly weapons car
ried by some of the fairest damosels of
Hawaii mel has not appeared on the
scene and the session is nearly over.
/ There are all kinds of brides q legis-
lator may accept, some of them almost
without realization. I am suspicious.
Still, Twill give him the benefit of the
doubt and try to think that it was all
because of some suffragette threat.
And then there was a whisker bill
threatened by Brother Chillingworth.
Maybe he, too, was bribed-with the
promise that, some day, he might be
able to grow some.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-04-18

90" costs him $4,000 I've" "wly spend hh
gooishlyf"-L4fe
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1911-03-24
NOIIUN
New York
New Orleans

roor | Ask your dealer for the Yves
eouA COOK BOOK. Diis supply Il.
; BOOK our Atlanta cffiee, rivirs Iiz~,el
rper will send the, book 4 IA
'Att from the leading We g
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-10-09
No co. IN OKLAHOMA
District Judge Ferguson Frowns
Upon Wife of Common
Law Variety

A common law wife doesn't go
in Oklahoma, according to a decision
in the DR.. a. w Love case by Judge
Ferguson Mt Watonga The judge
refused to recognize the validity Of
the claim Of wlehood presented by
Mrs Emma Love.
Dr Love was killed in the Still.
water wreck last spring, in whicn
several Guthrie people We're involved.
The father OF the doctor GAINED the
body and the supposed wife put in a
claim She said she was married TO
aim in Anadarko, in 1910, but after
ward found the ceremony was lille
gal.
It seems that Or. Love had several
wives. Mrs. Mosler, near Lawton,
claims 10 be one OF the common law
Variety A Denver man has also
writtets that his daughter was az one
time the wife Of IN Love. There
was also common law marriage, So
called, at Comanc0e.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-10-09
tBy Leased Wire)

New York. Oct 9-Weddns bells
rang in South Orange, n. Y, today
for Arthur Edward James and RUN
Dav the i4-year-old elopers VINO ~
the past two weeks tried IN Valh 20
lln the rectory Of the church ci l1 Jng
Holy Communion they were loingU
in wedlocK by the Rey. George a. \,
Hanna Mrs. Day the youhseS'
bride that ever lived in south orange 9Ii,5. {,
emerged from the reetory sll'''iu5 -
and bowed an acknowledgme 'n ..
the M pfeetings Of her fl ends waiting
outside. bo5se-
keeping. the
Next Saturday the athletes OF % .ue
town viii engage in a footDall eon, il,
test. The proceeds OF which they ~
devote TO a fund to provide the eon- ,,
nle with furnished apartment BON
the young bride and her husband aie
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-10-09
COURSE:
but WINS
Nh RACE:
G. + r M a N BALLOONiSI
WINS CUP AFTER Sc RIES
OF MISHAPS

Kansas City. Get BIN Winnin2
the James ordou Bennett trophy IN
the International balloon race which
started from this city Thursday,
Lieutenant Hans ericke, pinot OF
tho Rerln II. was LOST to the world
FOR the third tine saturday night
after all the entrants had been heard
from. a telegram was sent by the
Aero club of Kansas City to Nred G.
Answorth. adiutant general OF the
United States army. asking that aIl
Hfe-saving stations signal corps ana
others in government service n the
great lakes region be requested TO
look for the German balloon and 10
Give assistance 10 its occupants when
found Shortly after this telegram
was sent message was received
from Gericke telling Of his landing
af G.adysmith, Wis, at o'clock
Saturday morning He had Travelled
lGS nj es. Gericke and his aide, f.
O Dnker. who SAGE from Germany
With the pilot landed in wilder
ness and were unable to reach the
station until midnight
In TWO previous trials for records
he was lost
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-10-09
. . @ @ @ @ @ . @ @ g 9 G C G .
FRAUD CHARGE MADE
Alleged Effort TO Circumvent
Bankruptcy Law BY Okla
homa City Concern

A bankruptcy case in which t is
claimed that efforts have been made
60 circumyent the bankruptcy law 70
the injury OF certain creditors, was
brought up from Oklahoma Cl,y to-
day. c. NJ Hadden & Co., Baltimore
the owen Suspender company and
other creditors. clothing firms, en-
tered the petition against John II
Becker operatipg as the Becker
Clothing company, Oklahoma City
lhe claims n the petition aggregate
something over $4,000.
1t IS canned that for The purpose
of defraudng certain creditors an
assignment was made fer the bene-
fit Of certain other creditors. Rob
ert Holtschue was in August made
receiver III is claimed some claims
we're paid after notice of insolvency
was sent out Intention TO hinder
and defraud is ALLEGED.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-10-09
MUSK0GEE FAIR
OPENS AUSPIGI0UsLY

Nusk0gee. Okla. Oct 9.-fhe sec
ond annual Muskogee fair opened
th 3 morning with every indication Of
a most successful meeting especial
" nthe racing line. There is d to-
tai Of s30.G 600 offered in purses Tor
the six six days racing which has
anracted one OF the biggest lists OF
entries. that ever has been made at
fair here
There are two $500 purses, one
for the 220 trot Thursday aad for
the 2:20 pace on saturday There
also are Two 81 500 purses and five
s. 900 purses.
Muskogee is this year a. member OF
the Great Western cirtu which
ranks next TO the Grand circuit Two
races that viii attract special state
interest are the Kansas and Okiaho-
ma futurity for 3-vear-olds which wt
the first race on the card today and
Tor 3-year-olds on Thursday The
the Kansas and Oklahoma futurity
fastest time probably viii be made
Friday in the lree-forall pace Tor a
uurce OF $500. There VII be forr
harness and two running races each
q the six days
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-10-09
fBy Leased Wirel

salt Lake. Oct . A pretty Nor
mon bride has demonstrated chat
the sturdy stun of which the Brig
ham Young pioneers We're made has
been handed down TO the daughters
of the Mormon elders OF today
Braviug the terrors OF lonely
mountain canon andfiJcmfw3
mountain canon anj with her fingers
trembling on the trigger OF shot
gun. Mrs. Mary Damina Mormon
bishop daughter. held az bay a
score or more OF "Gentiies' wnn h1d
kidnapped har bridegroom and We're
wreakine revenge FOR bis daring Q"
take Mormon wife.
when Mary Bowen daughter oi
Mormon bishop of American Fork
Utah. fell in love with p. G. Damina,
"A Salt l.aae druggist aud non Nor
mon. She violated ill teachings OF
the Mormon priests, whose doctrines
Is TO give daughters OF the church
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-10-09
GRANDFATHER CLAUSE
7lAE5HIkG GAN WAIT
Plenty Of Time Before 1912
Election Declares Chief
Executive

oGyenor Cruce, in pdblished
statement reiterates his stand as
gainst The calling Of a special ses.
sion OF the legislature and this, too,
in the face OF resolution adopted
by the Democratic state Central
committee in a meeting Aeld al Okla
homa city last SATURDAY declaring
il 10 he tine sense of the COMMITTEES
shat special session Of the legsla-
ture is advisable 70 consider possible
amendments to the grandfather
clause.
Il hold exactly the same opinion
now regarding the necessity Of call
ING the extra session as | have al
ways held, said the governor Sun
day j do noi thinN an emergency
exists watch uecessitates immedi-
ate attention from the legislature.
When / am convinced that an extra
session is necessary, then | Will IS
sue he call
Even the grandfather clause situ-
alton did not create an emergency
thai necessitates an extra session,
sa d the governor The decision OF
the federal court at Enid viii be now
he tested, | understand in the sli-
prene court OF the United States
continued the governor We have
no immediate need for further leg
islat0n in regard to the grandiath-
er clause, and viii not have until
November 1872 | do nor think tins
81 uation demands an extra session
a this time Even an extra ses-
sicn is needed to make other pro
visions in regard TO the enforcement
Of the clause, the session could be
held next year III | am convinced
Of the necessity Of calling the ses-
sion, then | gladly will issue the
cali
The resolution adopted by the
state central committee is as fol
lows.
Whereas, Since the governor. ar
ter Investigation and consideration
had wisely determined thai such am
emergency did not then exist as to
require the conyening OF the iegisla-
ure in extra session, under the rub
ing of the federal judges and the par
iisan and unfair conduct Of the Unit
ed States attorney at Enid, two ot
our state election officers have been
unjustly convicted and sentenced -
a federal prison, each for a year ana
a day, for enforcing a state Iaw ad-
judged by the highest court in this
state TO be valid which was en- ctet
not for partisan purposes, bat that
the negro race might not by being
the balance Of power, be tho lomin-
ant force in oar state, and thar the
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-10-09
MORMON BISHOPS DAUGHTER
RESCUES "GENTILE'' HUSBAND
FROM KIDNAPpERS WITH GUN

ony TO church members The two
Kept their laTe secret and there
was an eloDement TO Salt Lake. and
marriage
The bridegroom was IN line for
political honor among the non. Nor
mous, and ha. been made district
chairman When ais marriage be-
.elme known 20 associates they lured
.bm from the horne 10 which he had
taken his bride the wedding night
They took him. boInd and gagged.
10 cave in Emigration canon.
miles from the city and tied him to
"a rock in a cave while they stood
guard outside.
The bride waited long, thinking
busine was keeping aer husband.
Finally she started out to search for
Jain Through a night and day she
kept it up until a clue led her to-
The cave With her shotgun 1eveled
at his captors, she ordered hand :
lup." The men fled, and the bride
groom was released.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-10-09
WILL VOTE:
On WOMAN
SUFFRAGE
CALIFORNIA VOX POPULI
WILL EXPRESS THEIR
OPINION TOMORROW
(By Associated Press. }

san Francisco. Oct 81 Cal forna
voters win have the option tomor-
row ~ special election 70 express
ther minds as 10 twentythrec pro.
posed amendments to the state con
stnuton intending the establishment
OF the initiative and referendum re-
can OF lhe judiciary and the grant
ng of equal suffrage
The amendments were prepared by
tLo last session OF the legislature
wbch followed the stata's first adop-
tiou OF the primary eesulting in the
election Of Governor Johnson pro.
gressiye r. puD lcan
A campaign has been carried ON
under the direction of the Associat.
ed Equal Suffrage league Of the STA
aud IL s pred cted that the woman's
suffrage amendment VIII be- strong.
N represented at the polls
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-10-09
1A-YFAR- ELOPING COUPLE
SUCCEED IN GETTING MARKED
AFTER WEEKS OF VAIN EFFORT

wel known throughout the town and
the athlees want 10 fill their cup oil
happiness to overflowinE-
The couple felt discouraged up 70
: few hours before the ceremony
was performed because they eouia
NOT aet a min 'ster or an alderman in
New York to join them, and 'heg
feared tins laws OF New Jersey would
nrevent their union But the regis
frsr Michael A. Fitzsimmons. after
a consultation with Judge Jay Ten
Evck agreed that a license could be
;ssued. inasmuch as the parents
were willing.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-10-09
STRENUOUS COURT TERM
BOOKED At STILLWATER

District court at saltwater tn S
b eek promises many interesilhE
features. Judge Huston and T. a.
Higgias, reporter, went TO the farm
college town yesterday prepared Tor
4 strenuous term The case against
William. Knowles and Martha Weide-
MEYER. charged with pandoring, is
one OF the first for trial This s a
white slave" case with extensive
reaching into towns other than Rlp-
lev, where the parties were arrest
ed. Elmer Cochran is up on statu
tory offelse against fifteen year
old girl.
The famous mandamus case Of the
Weatnerford Machinery company as
against Lewis. ct al leads the civ
list. 1t is one Of Payne county ;
numerous bridge cases.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-10-09
sTuNG BY CRITICISM
Auto Speed Driver. Censured
BY Public, Withdraws tntry
From Motor Contest
(By Associated Pressl

Philadelphia, oct g. TAX ng to
heart at the ast moment criticism
aimed against him for entering an.
other race so soon after hs car XIII
ed eleven persons At Syracuse sever
al weeks ago, Lee Olddeld withdrw
his entry from the two hundred mile
road race Of the Quaker Git. Motor
club. scheduled for th's afternoon
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-10-09
P()()R(;R()PSS s
AZ Assoclatnn presa.i

Wash ngton, d G.. Oci 9 9Octo-
her crop report department Of agri-
culture issued today gives Corn
c0ldltion. IG4. Yield 25.S spring
wheat production 200.361000 acres
yield 90 bushels quality 1S.o win
ter wheat 455tf9. 000 busheis All
wheat production, G55.5l60Ho bush
els. 8cre yield 1916 bushels
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-10-09
WISCONSIN LIQUOR
DEALERS FAVORABLE
To WOMAN SUFFRAGE
tBy Leased Wire)


. Chicago Oct al.iquor deal &
= ers OF Wisconsin are in favor OF &
q woman sunrage, according 60 4 g
. statement issued yesterday by .
9 HE Retail Liquor Dealers Pro g
y tective association OF that state. g
. The statement SAYS. 6
= "rhe acknowledgements viii moi =
y oppose the enactment OF pend :
- ing statute providing tor wom g
= an SunWge in the state 6
= "Most Of the women 90 Wis g
. consu are favorable to the reg 6
g uiau0n ot saloons, AMI We =
. stand With Them, Ne feel that .
9 II Nomen vote the chances of g
. the saloon man receiving a fair .
9 deal from The people and from =
g the brewers win be better This 8
g association Will not send any =
= agents into tne field to contest y
. woman suarge and there Nill &
g he no slush funds among the .
9 saioon men TO keep The women g
. from the ballot 9
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