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The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-07-04
CHAMBER COMMERCE
ENTERTNNS GRACEYS
ITrom R1IaTday ; AaG9illsTl

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The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-07-04
EASTERN BANDITS
HOLD UP 4 TRAIN
AND WOUND Three.

ERIE, Pennsylvania, July Twelve
bandits held up and robbed the Erie
railroad mail train near here, yester-
day, on its run from this city to Phila
delphia.
The train crew resisted when the rob-
bers attempted to force the mail car
and one of the crew was shot and fatal
ly injured and two others were serious
ly wounded.
Deputy sheriffs and posses are scour-
ing the country and it is hardly possible
that the bandits will escape.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-07-04

Ten IHFHIIYF NHHHU fIIHIuT
TfAlffa hll aiMfihH fland
~ money a 8 fa n fmf
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ptihftN
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-07-04
GIRLS IN REFoRNIAToRY
WRECK IT'S INTERIOR

Los ANGELES, July 1.-The girls
state reformatOry at Whittier, near this
city, was the scene of a riot yesterday
when the girls in the institution prac-
ti"ally wrecked its interior. They as
sert that their act was due to the
brutality with which they have been
treated. Seven of the girls are in the
county Jail here as ringleaders.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-07-04

faaf rNgmfsan eaH nQi pfesfnhf >
hfifeI ieHtdg fhfn faAuHedalH'f
Nanf fiaafa $40 llaffAafa HfHn11
~ aaaa faaflfInis. aHa No ~ N
f.f etfaaa lIf fla n hHHls af Il.f
f.a.aas nla.fIaf ~ 4 saaaf ~ ~
flA.Iai IN afla faHf y hHla ~
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-07-04
His Statements.

lie claimed that his client could 90
ont in the Highways and byways"
and commit auy offense amounting 20
a felony and "this big frm," (motiona
ing to Prosser) would never bother its
head about him, at which statement
PrOsser glared at opposing counsel He
continued by explaining that the seri-
ouspess of the offense was cOmpliostcd
by the fact that AlvaTadO's possible
movements might cut down the planta-
tion dividends from twenty-One per.
cent 10 twenty and nine-tenths percent,
which was the cause of Kinney, Pros
ser. Marx. Anderson MeClanahan sp-
pehring. as the prosecution.
'Oh, / sayi" exclaimed ProsseT IN
angry protest, but StraDs considered Il
bis innings and went right on.
Ia passing sentence, Judge MOnsaT'
Tat sisted that Alyarado had lad one
charge mol pressed 10 the same court
on bis promise that be would not do
such things again and that Hhen be
had again done 40 ~ vas deliberate
and with fsll knowledge Of wrong
doing, ife pointed out that AiYaTado
bad Threatened 20 kill three o. four
~ the labQrelf u they opened iheil
mouths 20 thf prosecuting gileerf and
held this aRaiufi him
n W Nilsaiou Eho - prosecuting
M fhf police court Wbile fle fof0no
! deputy A II froWn r. raFFfinr of
fhf fafaiiOn ~ fhe rifY oitefnfyf of
nif aIfQ fpaif "a lfHNi M auifianfi
~ ~ fataff. rHa Hmoue nihff thing
J fiaifa ihff fQmf n az ffieHdf ~ ~
/ affendanl p0ss|lig slAuaf ~ fpR
lplunff n Arfendani lfapsa foanff
. lHd snnf aHeag iAf Hlisasfl Hnf iI'e|
IA AHHaf fbfH Az 81 aNaF faEin.
ihaa iaalraiaa ~ 'HiHe q fla lt|
F aHafafFf Hff y f8f fafa. ~ -
iasf aa Ilaafas ia laal - fanlt
aHilHI'if ~ aifsHnrs8 natIf4 sIHil
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-07-04
WOULD WELCOME
ARRIVING GUESTS
PROMOTION COMMITTEE AGREES
TO SEND LITERATURE TO
JAPAN.
crrom satnrday,s AdvertIser.l

That chamber of commerce and iner
chants association should have an en-
tertainment committee 70 meet all
steamers and take care Of visitors to
Hawaii, especially those prominent in
the life Of the United States or other
parts Of the world, was the suggestion
made by b. Won Damn in an informal
discussion at the promotion committee
meeting yesterday afternoon.
The need of such committee was
apparent to each of the members of
the promotion board present and the
matter was discussed at some length.
1t was suggested that committee
of eight or ten might be formed and
the members of the committee take
turns in meeting the steamers and
caring for travellers who might be able
to do much for the Territory in other
PARTS of the world.
Cases in Point.
AS a case in point the arrival on the
Siberia yesterday of the two Graceys,
father and son, OF the consular corps
in China, was cited, these two travel
ers on their way to Washington being
entertained during the time the vessel
was in port by the chamber of COM
merce.
The members of the committee yes
terday talked the matter over between
themselves and decided it was a good
plan, but they had no authority to do
il or to suggest it to the parent bodies.
In the future the hotels in Kobe and
Yokohama will have distributed to all
guests bound through Honolulu, the lit
erature of the committee.
At yesterdays meeting this scheme
was broached through a letter received
from Patton, Mackenzie & Co.,
commission merchants of Yokohama, Of
fering to find man in each of the
two cities named to attend to the work.
viii Get Literature.
This service will cost the committee
twenty dollars monthly, and each guest
of the various hotels will receive Ha-
Naiian literature addressed to him at
the hotel on the day the steamer sails
toward Hawaii.
Secretary Wood reported to the com
mittee that he had received a list OF
2500 live names throughout the middle
West from friend in Chicago and that
he was sending out literaure to the ad
dresses by this mail.
Mr.. Headlee, in letter from Los
Angeles, reported that Kamehamehs
Dav was celebrated in the City of the
Angels by the Lei Aloha Society in {
fitting manner which received consid
ersble press notice.
Photographs depicting the custom o.
wearing leis have been sent TO twt
magazine writer's on the mainland wh
wish them to illustrate Hawaiian
stories.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-07-04
MYSTERIOUS PRISONER
IS NOT DYNAMITER

los ANGELES, June sO.-A man
believed 10 be David caplap, one Of
the men suspected of dynamiting the
Los Angeles Times, bas been arrested
Ia London. CaplaH vas implicated 10
ihe confession made BY orie y Me-
Aanigal
Het ths DyaAuiter
LORDOR, July l,--li is asserted ~
aGfiais ~ fraiinna Yarf fhai flle
Amelissn undei aT5fsi q POI caplar, fhe
allsEsa espamlief
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-07-04

District Attorney Breckons for the
United States government, objected to
the admission of the affidavit as it stat
ed the captain wanted no penalty to
be imposed whereas one had already
been imposed and the captain was, In
fact, appealing from the decision of
the collector. He said Captain Feeder Is
AFFIDAVIT was based entirely on the
proposition that there had been no
penalty incurred.
. Attorney Wilder said the penalty had
been imposed, but the law gave the sec
Tetary of the treasury power to remit
OF mitigate the penalty.
3 Judge Clemons directed that the tax
ing of testimony proceed.
Captain Feeder was cross-examined
by Mr.. Breckons and stated that he did
nothing personally TO assist in the
search for opium, but directed his Off
GERS and crew 10 do so. He denied that
there had been at any time aboard the
Siberia what was known as the "opium
room"
- Has there been a place where opium
might be smokedip asked the district
attorney.
- presume there, may have been, -
anfWped the captain. ~ presume any
man IL liable 10 take his lamp, pipe
and opium and smoke II, but there has
been no place specially assigned fol
bBch purpose.
$50 that smoking opium has been
ping on on the sibehef" went on Mr
BTeekons.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-07-04

~ do not know that on tho high
seas No are supposed 10 stop ii,v an.
eaeTed Captain Feeder.
" pTeanminR or knowing that there
NRs opium aboard the vessel, did you
~ any time report ihe fact 10 any
Luiifd States oaieial9N ssked NJ
hffions
1Ao,u replied ils eapiainj neither
aid ~ mfnifesi hny gpium. Asked
whether 1he plHeilse " rmeliug uplum
Naa fiiil mnlnihinea on fhr filffa 4 200
tain fesafT sald ~ BAD noi seen j. fol
pAplbs ~ gdaed ihpi N MsnN.
illls haf na ifdnfiinn aahInhi Ahfinl
etstA ~ lnall ~ sHiaAsnF. pips4aINl
AZ #Nr nni fnf iladinF
iAIfsiNf nisfiahN aaff q lafHff \
an ENet ihHi ~ 4aIern ~ az 3.
la aa nai lfHin mN0h aHisiana
faa "A lfri flIef Nnp4 HfaaH Bfl
isfaf HlflfWfa hill ilf fHalRH Mfn
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-07-04
Wants Fine RENTED.

Captain Feeder was represented in
the hearing before Judeg Clemons by
Attorney Wilder of Thompson & Will
der. He fled long affidavit claiming
that the penalty of $4400 was not i'm
posed by reason of any wilful neglect
on his part nor of intent to commit
fraud. He said his vessel was thoroughly
searched by himself and officers of the
British government before leaving
Hongkong last January and again i'm
mediately prior to leaving Yokohama.
Despite this Mr.. Stackable's mep
found ITO tins ab6afd when the 81.
IBERIA arrived here.
Captain Feeder maintained that he
tkept a strict, careful, competent and
thorough watch over and observation
of all parts and portions of said yes
sci and over every person who came
upon OF left the vessel" He said he
gave instructions to prevent the con
cealing of opium and that he and his
officers carefully and diligently per
formed their duties in this respect. He
therefore asked that no penalty be i'm
posed upon him as the opium not en-
tered on the manifest was not on tn
Siberia with his knowledge or by an,
wilfnl neglect or negligence on hi
part.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-07-04
Dramatic Incident on
Board Pacific Mail
Steamer.
OPIUM HUNTER HOT
Captain Of Ship Also in
Court to Get Fine
RENTED.

Chief officer C. E. Stewart, of the
Pacific Mail steamer Siberia, was ar
rested yesterday by United States
Marshal Hendry on charge of inter.
fering with customs officers in the per-
formanee of their duty. The complaint
was sworn to before United States
Commissioner George Davis by Coilec-
tor of the Port Stackable. Stewart
was released on bonds and left on the
liner when she sailed for San Fran
cisco at six p. m.
1t is alleged that Stewart used vile
Language to Night Inspector J, Il.
Bunker. Further it is asserted that
he made a motion to attack Bunker,
but was stopped by Inspector G. E.
Carter. The language the chief officer
of the Siberia is stated to have used
toward Bunker is unfit for publication.
The arrest followed the finding on
the ship Of thirty tins of opium and
also came as dramatic conclusion to
a hearing before Judge Clemons of the
United States district court, of an ap-
plication by Capt. A. Feeder of the
Siberia for the remission of fine of
$44O0 for failing to manifest ITO tins
of opium found on the Siberia by local
customs officers on Juanary 2S.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1911-07-14

Mrs. A. p Nickas has gone 10
Atlantic City TO spend SC me time.
MT. and Mrs. A. NJ. staubley spct ,
last Sunday With Mrs. Staubley's /, :
lltives in Winchester.
Attorney John Hen shaw, of Fair
mont has been here this week visiting
bis brother. DR.. W I. Hensbaw.
Mr.. ard Mrs. B. f. Wagiey, of pf :
earn, Penn, have been here on a visit
to relatives and friends during the past
week or two.
Miss Vallie Minghini, who has been
very sick is now in the Kings Daue ;
ters hospital where she was operai d
upon for stomach trouble. She rs now
improving.
the Adamantine Clay Produces o.,
CT North Mountain has elected .sr.
John jenkins, of Chester, PennsS +
vanla, as superintendent of tie wori 8
now being erected at com pany's farm.
/ Miss Kathleen Hack. of near Win
chester, Misses Martha and Irene
Hutchinson, of Fairmont, have been
ON visit to the Misses Mary Dunbar
and Averill Miller on South Queen
street.
Mr.. Dennis S. kilmer, who recently
graduated from the law school Of
Washington d Lee university, is in
charge of the office of the clerk Circuit
court during the absence of Clerk Ger
hart at camp for the next two weeks.
Miss Virginia Snyder re urned home
last week from trip to Ohio where
she has been for the past month or
more assisting Mr.. James M. Boutwell,
In the settlement of his fathers estate
in Ohio. Mr.. Rothwell will soon be
here to resume his business at Martins
bug.
A company of gentlemen left here
on Wednesday morning for camp at
Wetulnpka, Falling Waters, on the
Potomac river. They had with them
a brass band and played some old and
popular tunes as they passed out of
town. They will be at the clun's cot
tage about two weeks.
The Berkeley County Poultry Asso-
citation hello meeting this week and
elected officers for the insuipg year.
Mr.. Adolph kogleschatz was elected
president succeeding Mr.. +. e. Boiey
and Mr.. Taylor Jefferson was made
secretary succeeding Mr.. q. +. Whit
more. Plars for the coming exhibition
in November were discussed.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1911-07-14

rros Aud is visiting his
. :, Mrs. Moffett at Mount Jack
|, IBIS week.
,,,oev ]. o. Henson, assistant at
General of West Virginia, is at
|, On a little vacation.
.,ondard Lime & Stone Co have
ann theirquarries South Of town
| ii the hands they could secure.
congregation of the Reform
.bhas granted a n.'nth's vaca-
!, theft pastor. Rev. DR.. Hofi-
". Pool, and children, of
A street left Wednesday to
. few weeks with friends in
,srdstown and Harpers Ferry.
and Mrs. Broaden ConKling, re-
| last saturday from their we'd
rim and on " ednesday evening
N train : on the b. & o. for
Inville Ohio, their future home.
Ito,nev s W. Walker, of this city,
hoo, in attendance at the meeting
|. State Bar Association at White
Ibnr where he will read a paper on
|,l,aw's delays and the remedy
ps.rs Thos. Aud and Hunter Har-
Ilroye out one day last week to visit
lanes W. Campbell. Mr. Camp
has not been very well for some
! mast but is now better and is
: around.
Ionepros were ARE sted a few days
Fof being drunk and disorderly
whcn The hearing was had it was
led that the one bad gone to
rers Ferry to the Spenser joint to
lis LIQUOR which was the cause of
disturbance.
Alhertus Lamon, of Harpers
was here on Monday and got
handsome new Regal roadster,
no0lle, a very handsome machine
IAN it down to the Ferry himself.
machine was bought from the
in this place, DR.. w. E. Min
rivalc ear came up on train No.
b. q 0. from on Tuesday with
nor CtCtbers and a number q
I'd officials aud officers of the Sc
Lime sad stone Company ard
AIKEN 70 Bert eley Station where
pert "ne tin e inspecting the
hpJ 'pi Mt.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1911-07-14

rSTs roR TINS PAPER Ri
~ - the GUARANTEE that the
VIZ VI, ,TtoS Of the STATESMAN
s 81 - tina, OF any PAPER pnb-
shSS- a., Msrtiusburg. Berkeley
County. Wes'
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1911-07-14
Public Sale
of valuable
Real Estate.

BY virtue of the authority vested in
the undersigned trustee by a certain
deed OF trust made by Mary B Ander-
son and husband to me, on the Goth
day of April, 1908, and of record in the
office of the Clerk OF the County Court
of Berkeley County, West Virginia, in
Deed Book No. 1l6, page 1856, l will
ofierat public sale al the front door
of the Court House in Martinsburg,
Berkeley County, West Virginia, on
SATURDAY, AUGUST 5, 1911.
at 80 O'Clock p. NJ, the following
described real estate situate in the
town of Martinsburg, West Virginia,
to- w.t. That certain lot or parcel of
ground BEGINNING at a stake in the
Southern line of East John Street, IS
feet from the corner of said street
with South Queen street; thence, East
wardly with line of said East John
street 80 feet, corner OF Snyder; Thence
Southwardly with Snyder to a stake,
corner to Mercer heirs; thence, West
wardIy with line of last mentioned
party, 50 feet to corner of same with
Edwards NOW Smith thence, North
wardly parallel with Snyder's line and
dIOuS licW llilc USbN CSli iOI nCiCih bO-
scribed and Edwards NOW SMITH to
the Southern line of JoEn street to the
place of beginning; heing 30 feet oil
the Eastern portion of lot No. Is of the
general plan of said town, and being
the same conveyed to the said Mary b.
Anderson by deed from y. Poole,
trustee, dated the 18th day of April,
1908, and recorded in Deed No.
1l6, page $50.
Said lot of ground is improved by
Good Seven Room Frame lolate Roof
DWELLING HOUSE
with large porches, fine cellar and
basement containing furnace. rms Is
lery Gesir b e property being co'S
venlently iccated TO The hear OF the
town.
TERMS.
One-third cash on day of sale ana
the balance IN two equal payments
due in one and two years respectively
from the day of sale, the deferred pay.
ments 10 be evidenced by the notes Oh
the purchaser and to bear interest from
date and be secured by lien on Inc
property sold.
X. POOLS, Trustee.
GEO. w. KEGS ECh Err, Auct.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1911-07-14
FAS 7 ORA
For Infants and Children.
Kind You Have Always Baughi
Is s's' 'Ds :.EszNzzv

(noneer J w. Dodd las Satur
Pld the Ghomss Payne property
d at Hedgesville, at the front.
\ The court house to Mr.. Charles
flrk ior the sum of S525.
several pieces of the property be-
to the Degrange estate were
nut none were sold and the
at Indefinitely postponed.
members Of the county court
Back Creek Valley one day
eek viewing bridges and roads.
COI' has awarded the contract
election ola foot bridge over the
al Snyder's mill near Jones
The contract was given to
lHss Bridge Company, of Pitts
lie bridge will be 100 feet long
feet wide.
u Wilmington and Thomas
gan two repair men on the &.
nam line at Kearneysville were
To This city last Friday both
's' otoken having been on
y'' which ran away down the
'"u ran of the track. DR.. Lucas
'neySyllIe, reduced the fracture
u'cn the men were brought to
s' Daughters hospital in this
nary A Wyatt, who recently
10 90 to Hagerstown with the
''0 purpose of opening a saloon
pave mas met a check in a pro-
rOn The part Of a number of
VI mat place who assert that
H. III person TO conduct a sa-
'!a'I ran a ladies tailoring
.a1 |v'l' here for some years and
s w. himself as a gentleman for
na '' 0lt later he figured before
~ Jury On the charge ofrun-
|sa '''og joint aud blind tiger
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1911-07-14

A fine young driving mare, sound
no blemishes, any child cal d!iNe ner'
easily kept, very pretty and stylish, no
bad traits. Cheap considering herqual-
ties. Enquire at this office.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1911-07-14
L Gi,i0. city city Of Toledo. t..

/, $ fa5.,S5.: 5c. osa IF Toledo sss.
ctoi1g b MI tae firm of f. j. Cheney
Isl1ty and s3o IN the City of To
lREb1' VIII pay the ei SUM of o snH
\ q CELLARS for each and ev-
Use Of r {S AT that cannot be cured
, 80 ~ ~. : ; GATARRH CURE.
4 70 bay,-l RANK ]. CHENEY.
'E,s,egee i ibis me and subscribed in
u.s. N''S 9th day Of December.
A. W. GLEASON.
i ya'arrb o. Notary Public.
,sreotly Iure Is taken internally
.,l5,zs =, upon the blood and mu-
b ~. free. system Send for
b al T6E y51,.,.8 co. Toledo. o.
'' Fills for constipation.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1911-07-14

rbos Aud is visiting his
: .,.- Mrs. Moffett at Mount Jack
his week.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1911-02-16

NE Evelyn Jack henta
OF br brood OF chickens 1t
ing well
scratching themo
wings when
ue came me children still talking
ma " eager to tell daddy OF
ug ne had mother a
tns the story he told
men or which going had
OF chicks do not remember
must
would loudly
ono thought
her feathers and
around large where there
plenty - ~
I'm
mother bird which
because climbed the
tnb the little brides
all could find
yard and the mother hen would
he mother hen which SELFISH few bird
language o hera
AZ hst the little bird really away after
awhile as her little cried the ward and
again tried to pick nice fat again and
nasy frightened She
down directly the hens back
CANT tell said Evelyn, aud Jack said the
why she aighted
Gather ana Dew away with It, That made the
against the little bird
md pucked feathers from the chickens
her OF
bic to get many worms and bugs from the
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1911-02-16
HABIT or PROFANITY.


II " w.. -szsS
The use Of profanity In public
places and on the streets in cities.
towns and villages Is so common
that IL Is a nuisance II is used In
public and IN private, from the lips
OF the young as well as the old
Initiative children catch the trick
OF thoughtless profanity from their
elders Little boys carrying their
school books are to be overheard
giving forth vile and vulgar eN-
.,ressions that poison their minds
Profanity is a habit, not neces-
sarily an expression OF irreyerence,
but nevertheless a disgusting mode
OF expression Il comes from de-
sire to be emphatic. a wish TO accent
uato even the commouest statements
OF ordinary conversation II is a to-
ken OF thoughtless. selfish egotism.
II corrodes the moral nature and
makes men Indifferent 70 the high
er, liner, uplifting Influences Of life.
The average profane man. the user
OF irreyerent expressions, carefully /
guards his speech when in refined
associations He is not inseparable
addicted to the habit Il is some
thing that he can put aside at
will SO II Is not merely ease Of
speaking without thinking. for II Il
were SO the profane man would be
profane in an companies. and that
II not the case, save in rare in
stance
There is room for reform IN this
regard in every section and eommu-
nifty Ia this land The abolition Of
profanity n only IN public places,
you'd be FAR reaching In elevatlng
he standard Of morals and espec-
ally in purifying the thoughts and
expressions OF the young The man
who is addicted to the use OF pro-
anl5y should al least deslst from
irving way to the disgusting habit
n public.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1911-02-16
And the Conductor Said

The conductor on Dorchester car
was very hot and tired. and his car
was so crowded he had hard work col.
lecting the fares; so when he came
along and saw man standing on the
running board and little thre-year-
old child occupying an end seat near
him he said combatively, "You1l have
to give me fare for that little girl"
I'm sorry" said the man calmly,
but | refuse to do It," heated argu-
ment followed, during which the con-
ductor demanded his rights and the
man calmly refused. At last the latter
said with laugh: "One reason why
won't pay for the child is that she
is not mine and she is not with me-"
Boston Herald.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1911-02-16
Life Saved At Deaths Door.

Il never felt so near my grave,''
writes w. R. Patterson, of yelling
ton, Tex, ''as when frightful cough
and lung trouble pulled me down to
loo pounds, in spite of doctors
treatment for two years. My father
mother and two sisters died of con-
sumption, and that l am alive to-
day is due solely to DR.. Kings New
Discovery, which completely cured
me- Now l weigh 1877 pounds and
have been we'll and strong for years. 3"
Quick, safe, sure, its the best rem
edy ON earth for coughs, colds, la
grippe, asthma Group, and all throat
and lung troubles. soc and s1.OO.
Trial bottle free. Guaranteed by B.
B. Davis.