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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-29

Seattle Au.omo5ns School. 2io
Broadway, go
Arizona republican., 1911-11-25

This discount applies to every coat and skirt in this store: all the new kinds are here. including polo, auto and street coats of every kind. One fourth off the regular price is our offer during this sale
Arizona republican., 1911-11-25

Beautiful in style and texture are these. which are made of silks. chiffons. Velvets. satin and all-Over nets. our stock is large and one third off the regular price should be interesting.
Arizona republican., 1911-11-25
The New Coats

Polo. Auto and Street Coats. in all the new shades and mixtures adapted to this climate are on display. We call particular atten- tion to the handsome Black Velvet Coats truly magnificent in quality and style. We are sure of having the coat you want and invite your attendance to our apparel sec tion even if you just want to look
Arizona republican., 1911-11-25

Pretty One-piece Dresses of
 serge; new high waist effect. and tasseI. They're trimmed W in harmOnizing col0rs These worth $15 and are a rare barga
Arizona republican., 1911-11-25

In light and dark colors, comes in checks and stripes, worth regularly 12 1-2c yard. Special.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-07-07
INEZ

A large crowd attended the ia
neStiss Al the Dawes SrssSA San
dsy.
TAers we're seysaU i've iaSiSs-
meats made ssFe during the ~
.tsSHa Of court
We are sorTy 70 lsaru the Sessh
% Mrs Willie Marcy q Wolf erssk.
Work Is going % again On the
Methodist CAurch.
Mrs L c, Rive vas VISITING Ms.
Nellie Raesa Sznsay.
Mr.. Staten and wife are NV
tUOa PikeyIlle Paysns relatives .
vtsst.
lssssS James had CAarasy lase
sat 70 the P<sissatiSry tOr AreaR,
tas into his stove ana SseaRax a
SAT- q ehOsAss ana so2e zoasy.
TAere wSS a NOers soy SOaeSrneS
IN the affair. alsN
A arge crowd tr0a hsre al
ssased the ReertA q IsS CslsS-a-
.tsoa Al RAiasSStlle, Eaea News
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-07-07
CHRISrNaS

Tasre via - church here ne
ssoOad sunday in July sy Rev. Har-
vsy
FSsd Chaffin S on the sick list
Grover Combs has rssRrned 70
KayfOrd. W. Va
Mss sarah Adkins win wish Al
Potter son
Miss GyRsy BaEchs,s uas shop
piBng Al CHRISTMAS FrtdAy.
Arthur Workman Of Louisa. vsS
VISITING his cOasia. Dsnnis ard 0Sy
ChAffia saturday.
Fred Sparks vas cAIliug al thss
Placs SaReay.
Hester and sarah ADKINS ates3-
ed ehurvh al MidWay SeRday.
MS Hagh conbS Of M1tsxan.
w. Va. Is expected home sOOn.
Ms Dove Diamond vas visitIng
kO@s folks Saaday.
Praa COlllnsUOrth. Who has beer
visiting relatives hsrs has return,
ed hO1s.
NaAsi AID Laura CaaffiG vas
ytS,Itns al DesphOls sunday.
Fre& SPARKS attended Saaaay
scAoOl At Is,eSvills sunday.
ne Fool Killer.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-07-07

Clint LsSlss xeO has eeen cutie
81 for some tt1e with raeuua,isn
Is said 70 ~ npcA eeter.
Ms Noah Burton ana MrS Fs~s
haAe are Oa the Sick liss.
Ms n. Akers. Who has Aeea III.
isins hone t0lSS a. Auxier. las
resaroe1 Aouae AsS reports an en-
oiyaAss tiSae.
Crit Leslie 1Aae trSp to Rsssy
l-Aae Satar&sy, eSllins q lis sAtA,
essin-law. Red Gaaaen
Lissls Essrt ClSy COnp,o. AS
eeSR Suiae siSR Tor tAs Psss uSsk.
BAT IS raaeA better.
Ms EHn.a raSlOr. Ms car,
Lesite WerS oNslGs On MrS n &
Se'eRsea SatardNy nskAt
Ms, Harry weaaiaxtea ana tNo
sssessss az ytsitins TfsSsas ana
re,ssives Al Ressy Lane
Arthur and Hrness Rraak nAAas .
"'p II fyesiepsAarg SasaraAy last
ree new scAOea Aoase i eemple,,
~ M ~ss AAvea1 leArned Who
vnl y sAe TEACHER axe
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-07-07
TRAD

Mss Matte Carter was VISITING
Kiss LsaA ishOp saturday night
Miss rldA Berry vas the guest
u Miss Essi1e Prinos sunday night.
Ms Sarah Carter Is on the sch
list
Mss Iona Moore. % Dry Ridge.
l. staying on sand Branch
Mrs Jane PrinCe returned hone
Friday froa a weeks viist 10 her
daughter. Nrs, Cora Curnutte. q
Ashland.
Mss EilA Rose. Of osse. vas Ms
i,ing NisssS Carrie and Matte Car
ter uite rscsntly,
Ma JULIA Prinoe was CNlaak on
her pArSnts o. DanielS Creek sat
urday.
Ms JsHais Carter vas shOppias
Al Louisa Wednesday,
Willie Barton Nas calHng on
Charlie and Ressrt Kelley sunday.
Miss SseIa CAafun uas visiting
her srOsAeF q Little Blaine last
veek.
Matte Carter vsS very SEX san.
dAg asiaL
Mr.. and Ms LoSk Moore. o,
Louisa, wsrS visiting his sister.
Mrs. R N Dean. saturday,
Misses Carrie. Elya and Lorna
Carter we're calling On Nissas Sssl-
"A. Nellie and Tessie CAanu. san
DAY
John Burton MADE his usual trip
to nanselS ereek Sa.als
Lorna Carter vas Shopping ia
TeesaSy
Gressingz 10 tAose frSsaas in
NAlAsN. Wash, CLCR
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-07-07

Rev. Harvey preached Al Baeh-
anan chapel sunday nisht.
I'm Bryan. Who Aas ben sick
for some tine. : 10 be,ter.
Born. 70 Nr. and Ms Nnl HRn-
be. . me girl
Sol vanAora. vhO has besn Al
Poster for sone tine. has been
AZ Hsae cutting his wheat
Ms Zach BellouF and little son
PAsL made a ri pto Bgeasusn
saturday.
Heary L-ambe.t MS ealing On
friends SUNDAY,
Mrs Fred Daskias Nas shopping
a. BaeAanaa saturday.
John Vanh0rn uss At hoaae sun
day from Neek. uaere be Is work
-ns.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-07-07

Compton en- the Farm
CeleATate the FOarth 6y planting
q little zOre sweet corn.
he nan whO Is gOEerned Ry a
god vifs i wsn and wisely r1lea.
Whistle and hoe. save as yO1 80:
old age Wont be 50 a1n then.
yOa know
SOaP-snas yin kin plant Hos- So
yin tobacco extract. kerosene EMU
sion or ShAle-ol soap.
Sssel tOOls Pus in a barrel Of air
slAked line VII nsVsr rust /
have always ksPs NJ Sp2aes and
such tools in li2e.
Non ST in the rutShagas. Tasy
viii come in sics for stock feed
next winter. A rRFasd-aa3er tho
thy sd vii Do for Shea
Keep the saltwater sOirs in the
cora anSil Oet in taSSsl SaSlloS-
PssNse, ASost Two incaSs aeea <
risAL NuElle TIE horses ana tAsy1l
Nosk better,
>eSresS q sRcosSSful turuip grow
tags Have he sssa-se6 vsry fias.
thea rOll IL sOw the ssea ssoa al
ter rain. and cover ne sd NJ
tfrR~Ry v-,sls-.s- -. -.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-07-07
FMSRrRG

Mra Gypsy crank i no bet;er
Misses rIlie sksens. Gassie FRA
risr ana Dova Rioe. were salling on
Mss Matte and Forna ooossey
last saturday.
several youns fOIks IroR this
place attended TIE iee cream fes-
tival a Yasestille lasi sArurtsy
nlshl
Nisses Rorna and Matte Cook
~ were risitiug Dova Rice san
day.
u c. Daniels zas VISITING Mss
Ressie C0linsuorth. SATURDAY.
Ms Tsnie Skeeas vas visuas
frielas a. YaS-ssille SaturaAy and
sanday.
Ms Bessle cOlnusuorsA vas ALI
ing o. Ms L '. cAiaes Saaday
afIernooa
willie Skeens vas eailiug on
Mis- Rorna Cooksey sunday eve
nlns
rhsre Sas quise a EunhSr q
peopie IN Cur toNn saturday on
arcoant q articles Cor schools
Ma Jask Thompson has regurn-
q Aone frOn = seek's visit VIVA
hone tons
Mr. and Nrs Root T0uer we're
calling On Mr.. ana Nh J. ". Car
ser Saness.
Ns irsne carter Is On ,hs ssk
IA
NJ and Ms. Jay Yates spent sat
uraAy and sunday viii home folks.
Nn SssAn Riley AS sho9Ping IN
ear tosn las; ueek-
Ms suAn Roserts Of DeephOle
spent the ucek Sith home folks
Ma JoAn Yates and Cora Adkins
nA1e = TRIP 10 IN NOaIh Of BlAins
oae aAy lAsi week
TpecADoe.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-07-07

NeEy OgSsa the P-eSstsss hen Is
he POOrsSS Eaysr.
Lava cliP7szsS DaSs an Slsal
sa2zer grSsa-sooS rariOa.
Lighter tOOas are SsSs tAess van,
sayS Heavy foo3 Ike cora Keats
the AlOoa-
All TIE oa1 ssOSk thSs Is DOS want
II SANal1 nSW - 6isrcss6 q ~
tNCs they 80 into HOls.
Eat sO2s Of ths essS yOzrSelf.
II tier are vOSSA money 10 any
ss3y, they ars 10 wa.
ALREADY tie s0Els are ssSs1sas a
rUsSy aPqearsaSs II s gesSiaS nelr
tAsir 2OlSias Ss&Sca
TAe Asa tAAs KAys WAsrs Sc
ASape1S 70 -. wAs1 sc raSsS he
HOStOa 70 Ay. i Csrsasaly Cssriag
a had ssSs-ADRls.
Do NJ 1t NJ IN ySzr warfare
asaSaSS The 1sSSrcSsivs vs. aruy,
Live are WOrkIRs sAy0S, ass too -
we're pas0SsrSs can NJ ~ asogSsa
- SessrOy sAs2
CSs the sail sSgS 6sVs war
eaS,O2ssS tAs Garge 01sS - sail
SAey call IVA a SsaNrs ssaner Sae
SILK ~ IVA asd s-szs yoa RS-s
and GOvS CuSsSzasrS RsSsseS rs
|szS fair AID GaSsS ySa MI sss~
tsr.
Makes Is hGsh wAsa TIE ~
FONsser fS.2s a uSS2 ana Sa<Slss
ever Il an As SsSS al sAe AszS il
he yard aSvsRs Am ana SAsa ~
gaSSsss the WOS2 - AszSsaIs ezs
SAL TIA, aSo1s NAas kssS q SSsSS
a.
ne grCNiss SOeSeSSNs sNOala
sNv - SEPARATED srOaa ~ PssOsss
ana he SSS2sr gsvSS an extra Al
lONasSe * teS& TASy yin sse1
tAss saassieaal SaNaus NV tAaa
wtN IN PslsesS IN SrssC tAAs they
sax - Gsas sS0sS2S, RrvS z&Sy
FSFH lS~raAl
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-07-07

-rueny-one years ago faced
- avfaI dsatA. writes. II. a
Martin. Port HarrelsOa. 5, c 'DOc-
tors sid l haa sonsnnpssoa ana the
erseaful coush l had looked Ike
n sare eaoaasA. tired every
tlns. l cOald Aear q. Tor ny cOusA
aAt uas under the troAtneat q the
~ doa0r in Georgetown. 3 c,
fSr = year. bat could 50 10 rslisi.
4 tSisaa a1vised ne 10 y Up,
kinss NeS Discovery. ala so.anl
~ co1pletelS cared fesl TIA,
I ore AZ me- 10 this great thrOa,
and lans cure Us positively Eass-
sn,ssd for ooaghs. colds. and D j
lnEshsal Afiegtioas. See aad 81 g.
Tual boule frss a. A II. HasAss
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-07-07
wM.RnIIasE

cAurxA Al MS pl.se IL, Sasaar
~ ~ R.r,Dn
mn -, -
~, :. ro-eAl,@e, -. -. s,,..,.
:. nI,er,, -, -, -. r,r-.s,, !.
srs.isF
NJ A NJ r,,r,,. r,-s -
p,,,s..5,,. -. 49, s,,,,
- ~ ~ a.,r,rs - s,,vs-s
~, - -. - ~. -. I,
-. w O.R-s., -. -,
A. ,A.,r 49,.
~ - ~ n a So
Rl-Ars,,.s =, $3.50 49, -.
-. go ! -, = ~ SS...,,.
~. 49,. -.
-. - rs..-s, - -. 49, = - -. -
-.s -- ~ -
w,ss M s,s' '. = - - s.sas'a'.e'
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-07-07

neslay Tor StandfOrd. NJ, for a
visit to her amt. Mns, EaShsmAn-
sac wm ~ acSOmpanied as Tar
a. Ashland sy her cousin. Mis- Geor
"a So.
Harry Rateiiff Sas calling a.
waIbridse Friday evening
NJ. and airs c. ?. Lakins. Of
Torchlight retarued 10 WaiSridse
Saturday evening aftsr an extend
Cd visit 70 relalives ~ in W Va,
CFit So aho has bcsh Ecrkins
a. Prssioassars has reSurned home.
LIS Summons passsd doNa ouF
creek Monday
c. |. Burke and Fred SAmuoas
made a trip 70 = n See's on
Lick creek SUNDAY.
J. 5, Peters lad for his guests
SATURDAY and sunday his sons. MI
lard and family. Of Clifford. CARS,
and family q Dopithan and Louis.
q Saltpetsr-
Iuuhn
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-07-07
NOTES OF THE Farm.
oOLUSN OF INTERESTING NEWS
THAI WILL BENEFu
FARMERS

separate TIE pastures in Ehich
yoa keep The eNes and the hnss
30 oar as,ars that they SiIl not Asar
each oShsF All
AFTER the LAMBS have beea taken
aNsy fESn TIE eEes, they red god
pasture. Il i a gO0d plan. toe. 70
leave teW seattle ewes uIth ,hsu
to help lhem 80 Noatel 10 sAe.r
neS surroundings
Day - day. as the Vea,her gr,rSs
warmer. take Bit mere pairs IL
having everything about the dairy
IN TIE veTk pink Of cleanliness.
Il dos take. some tine Q spray
the eoss,but il Is tine sell sxpsaae.
saying nothing about the coafort q
The COWS. there vIu Be real money
return Cor the sOrk yoa lay eat
Whea yOar horss srFabAles N
into the slaIl a. the soaud Of yOur
yosge. yOa nay - sur thai yCaT
woke dos aoS sound right, LOos
iuso thS and DO the rishl thias
shea you ind Oa1 What Il
SaN off the handle 81 an cd
broO2 ana uSe il to srasa yOar hor.
after soa Ase been oyasr hin with
a ooao ana srlsh Of the rsgxlar
kipd- Be Sa7efzl how yoa Aa1als
JAis in the sssn the ms, tine,
however, ~ the AorSe nay u
soared by IL
II soWs are sxPsSjsd 10 raise .
tan litter. /, IS sesl 70 xean the
spring pigs At from eisht 10 ten
weeks old
Il i always bsSt 10 st the little
PISS sssi=s eruSAea grain o. EhOls
oats As quickly As possible
They viz begin to eat when Tier
are a month old If they are given
the chance,
Whea starting 10 ue4n a hitter
taks the largest PISS away MS,
From JUly Farm JOarnAl.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-07-07

roal6 shOs the box q Rackssr ;
ArnlSa Calve that I. 5 Lopez. a
s=Ils alter. q MsrSllA. n Y. ali
xays carries have never ha6 :
cut. wound. braise. Or sore il would
not soon heal ~ writes Creates
heAles Of burns. boils. seslds. chap
Psd hands and lips. feysr-sOres.
Subscriptions. eozsna. cOrus and
plies sc. Al A ". Hughes.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-07-07
all Nore man Mna nrssis

Tas saabss 81 people killed year
4 b. sla beasts aoat approach
tie xasi az2ser Killed b. disease
refmS No HE Is safe fr0a their
STACKS They're in air. vases
dust. syeh food But grand Pr0;ee-
ti0a Is afforded b Electris Bittsrs
EAioa destroy and sxpsl these dad
IA disease germs fr0m the sySteEa.
TAatr's Nh ehlls. fever and agus.
an DalArial and many blood dis
eases yield promptly to this wonder
fsl blood purifier. Try them. ane
enlOy the glorious health and Hsw
strensth they'll give you None,
hack. i nos satisfied. only see al
a u. Hughes
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-07-07

the aa,ssepsse powder 70 SHAKE into
tAe sAOs$ NaksS tisht or new
sAOe tesl GAYS Relieves painful.
swollen. ten3er. sweating. aching
feet and takes II sing cat q
cOrus Sad bsaioaS SOla spsry-
where. sse. DONT arSSps any sub
situate S1nRle FREE Aaarsss. Al
lea 5, olnSssAa, lie Roy. Y Y,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-07-07

A trSsA sspplS q R~ssAsS EsAa
water ts<s rS0ssvea Al AsSAss' arog
s.NsN II \ very AelPesl in ks,l.<y
ana rAeSnSAkle troaNles
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-07-07
PROGRAMME

WEDNESDAY
lsseS-TAe
1al-lts History, Ksaas>s
0l--Nsa and NAiOas afteOss hy is TsasAiasz
TAO2As HAHtOra d d
ts-TAs sonsay the Ts1t BOok os ~ s.say
SeAo0l Rev, L n Colasy.
tdlThs Gospel in $3.50. Rev w. L Rssa
lesse-AaaOanSs1sats asiOsr1Zszt
AFTERNOON SESSION.
ls3s-rusaty Of SOls Service
lsse-TAe sunday SSAOSls
tAl-Is FsIctooS W. J. vangAaA
bl-lts KEY Asn Hon P X AsAan1 ~
a'ss-lAu'socs oOlH'ys Dess 70 TIE ssnaAy seAOol
Hon r I
ssas-A hs<sOrAn SalaAy sSAOol PrOSsas
4sss-APPOintIslt Of COanSasss-aeiO1rlzsat
NENNG SESSION.
Ts3s-A Servsss q sOaS
IsSs-PraSsr fer VssOa nOAs HAafra D
Sse&-Spsial McsiS
Ssle-Asdrss .,,IUsgs ~
1HUESSRAT MORNING SESSION
sssa-DsvOsOsAl SsrSss sAlrgs ".
sslS-whAt Dong. j vansAun.
ssSS-TAs OstOOk Nagssr ~
leSNs-Rsr0rt COzRStssS
lesl5-Bnleins = Saas8y SSAaOE
(al-Thro1gh Grade q A
tel-iArO1sA ne HS2e DssaSsEsss h Sasan
teGThrOsSA ORGANISED Assl Bsle
(al-nEOlsA TAa2zg CAS-. n Ks..sa
(slTArO1sA Orgaaiass Hsrei
llSOa-BAOss FralssscO.>-,
Isss-PTsa, Deaaez CAureA SAool
". J. Vaughan
ll;sR-Soas BelssSsiOaA
NJ $ BuRNS PressssaG a J. va-sAAA ssuvs.us.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-07-07
GAMBLING Bet
LEO TO MURDER
sPANrARD AT wAIALUA IS
KILLED AND BURIED IN
SHORT ORDER.
ITmm wednosaay's q Advertirer.)

(From Wednesday, Advertiser.)
a fifty cent gambling bet resulted in
murder at waialua yesterday after
noon, the victim being twice stabbed
and dying within few minutes. His
assailant, boy Of twenty years, is
under arrest, suffering from wound in
the head and flesh wound in the
back. Two witnesses are being held
by Deputy Sheriff Cox for the inquest
today.
The dead man, killed at noon, was
viewed by the coroner's jury before
three O'Clock and the body was buried
before FIVE in the afternoon.
The principals in this affair were
two of the recently arrived assisted
immigrants of the Orteric, both Span
iards. According to the story the sur
vivor told the deputy sheriff, the fight
was over the purchase of bottle of
soda water. To Chief McDufie, who
speaks Spanish, the cause Of the fight
was said to be the payment of fifty
cent bet in gambling game.
-Four men, all Spaniards, we're in the
game when the dispute began. The
man who is now dead and buried start
ed the fracas by grabbing a hoe and
striking his dispatant on the head. The
assaulted man, who is a mere youth,
pulled his knife and lunged, the blade
entering his adversary's chest. This
blow was followed by second, this
time the knife entering between the
sixth and seventh rib, the blade going
deep into the left lung.
Deputy Sheriff Cox arrived on the
scene in short order and arrested the
three survivors. H@ then empanele
coroner's IS jury and the scene Of the
killing was inspected and the body Of
the victim viewed.
So far as could be learned, neither
of the principals is married nor has
either any relatives in Hawaii.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-07-07
KUHIO TO BUCK
THE REPUBLICANS
UNLESS FREAR STEPS OUT
TALKS FIoHT AND
WATCHES ONE.
tFrom wednesday,s . AdverLlser.l


"If Frear is reappointed, viii buck
the Republican party" declared Dele
gate Kuhio to a representative Of the
San Francisco Call, on his arrival at the
Coast on June 2s en- route back to Hos
uolulu.
Yesterday the Delegate occupied
ringside chair at the Moran.W Wolgast
fight, taking the latest up-to-date tips on
right swings and uppercuts in readiness
for the fight he intends to pull off to a
finish when he is once again at home
in Honolulu.
Prince Cupid was supposed to be
aboard the Sierra, due here on Friday,
but delayed his sailing, as noted, in or
der to take in the Fourth of July battle
by the Golden Gate. He viii probably
sail from San Francisco today on either
the Korea or Wilhelmina.
His trip to the capital has not in
creased his aloha for the Governor, al
though his interview in the Call inti-
mated that he was preparing to bolt his
party rather than anticipating any luau
of victory over the Governor. A short
time ago the Bystander intimated that
Kuhio was getting ready to Join the
Democrats, and his own words in San
Francisco come now in confirmation of
the Bystander 3 prediction.
The interview in the Call says;
"Prince Kalanisnaole, better known
as Prince Cupid returned yesterday
evening from Washington, where he
went to prefer charges against Gov.
Walter f. Frear, whom the Hawaiian
prince opposes on the ground that he
does not represent the best interests of
the people.
If F'Tear is reappointed said Ka-
lanianaole, Il am finished with the posi-
ton now hold. I will buck the Re-
publican party at the polls and attempt
to put in office men Of independent
feeling.
The laws are all right, but Gov
ernor Frear has been able to circum-
vent them. No encouragement is being
held out for Americans to settle in the
! Islands. Prohibitive prices and impos.
sible terms are being placed on the pur-
chase of lands, the lease Of which re-
verts to the public. A settler of mod
crate income can not take hold of these
lands because of the policy Of the Gov
terests gobble them up all over
again.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-07-07
" SANE FOURTH IS
FULLY JUSTIFIED
ACCIDENTS VERY FEW AS
COMPARED WITH OLD
FASHIONED STYLE.

CHICAGO, July 5.--D1e to the cam.
paign of the past two years for a
Sane Fourth" the number of deaths
yesterday due to the careless handling
of explosives were only thirteen and
the total number of injured, SO far as
the reports have been received, was two
hundred and ninety-four, bringing a
total for the day, as reported, to three
hundred and seven killed and injured.
Appalling as this total may seem. in
Comparison with the record of 1909 it
is Insignificant. In that year, which
was less fatal than any one of the three
previous years, the number of killed
and wounded on the Fourth was 5,3O7.
In the seven Fourth of July celebra-
ton from 1908 to 1909 there were more
deaths than in the battles of Lexington,
Bunker Hill, Fort Moultrie, White
Plains, Fort Washington, Monmouth
and Cowpens combined, the figures be-
ing 1881 for the seven happy eele-
brations as compared with 1,l19 in the
seven battles for freedom.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-07-07
East and West Suffering
and End Is Not
in Sight,
FRUIT IS SHRlvELING
Hot Wave Will Not End
Today---Many More
Must Die.

WASHINGTON, July 5.-The terri
BILE heat wave which has held the entire
country in its grip for the past three
days shows no sign of cessation and
the suffering Of millions viii continue
for at least twenty-four hours more,
according to the predictions from the
weather bureau.
Yesterday the deaths from heat pros
tration were numbered by the hundreds
and reports of unprecedented weather
come in from correspondents of the
bureau from the Middle West, South
and Eastern States. From the Western
States come reports that the fruits are
shriveling and that the crops are
threatened with damage.
Death in the Cities.
Twenty-six deaths from the heat are
reported in New York during the past
twenty-four hours. The death roll in
Chicago shows nineteen names and nine
deaths from prostrations are reported
in Philadelphia. Throughout New Eng
land there have been many prostra-
tions and thirty-one are dead
st. Louis reports are to the effect
that the suffering is great. Yester-
day nine deaths resulted from the heat
and Kansas City reports seven deaths.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-07-07
Joe Hao Murdered.

Joe Palao, a Hawaiian member Of the
crew Of the American Hawaiian steam
ship Arizonan, is accused Of the murder
Of Joe Hao, q native, while the vessel
was AZ salina Cruz Mexico. Quarter
master Curtis, when the fTeighteF ar
rived AZ San Francisco, stated that the
murder occurred during q dranksn bEawi
AZ 6alina Cruz and Joe Palao Was left
IN the custody 0f the NealeaR authori'
ties. on the night 0f Jpne ~ tbs two
man, Who Wern haifbr0theTl, sent
ashore in hallna Cruz, returned % lhe
ship eb0ni ope e'eloek lhe afst WoTn.
ing and scat n fhp faIeeasllf, IheFe
Han nrrnsea liala0 ~ failnf BE mona
apa fbt hRht ennaed falpo ihpa
afaH tnifo and NaQ hQd y ite 4egh
Nhere ihf lhlfhIQlhfF of3,ln0l hlm cad
stabbed hlm ln lhe hIfaHi QHgIief
masieI tHfila aFIlYea pn ihe fgfae ibsl
~ lhf mHliffl frospsd ~ ihf ahala IA
lnf felaQ IainfHed IA no Holalnl
ana Rsfe A|Wsa'i NJ M had lnleHdD.
q reWm.i fplf'af ~ sala hpl ihenRhI
lfllal ~ q
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-07-07
WAREHOUSE FLOOR FALLS
DROPPING SUGAR IN bay

CROCKETT, California, June &c.
Sixteen thousand bags of raw sugar
valued at $4,000 were precipitated
into the bay and lost yesterday after
noon when the bottom fell out of an
old unused warehouse of the California
Hawaiian Sugar Refining Company.
The company, since its recent strike,
has been storing sugar in every avail
able place, and the old warehouse,
which had been abandoned, was re.
opened a few days ago and the sugar
piled there.
The entire floor of the structure
eaved in, and before the employees were
able 70 reach the shed the entire con.
tents slipped into the muddy water.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-07-07
May Be Revised at This
Special Session Of
Congress.
WOOD HITS HONOLULU
Says City Is InhOspitabIe
towards Regular
Army Men.
pv Ernest q. walEer.

(Mail Special to The Advertiser.)
WASHINGTON, June 2S.-The one
important matter of Hawaiian interest
that stands out prominently today at
Washington is the increased probabil-
ity that the sugar schedule of the
Aldrich-Payne tariff law will be revised
at the present extra session of congress.
The change in the situation is due to
the remarkable development in the
senate, when, on Wednesday last, on
motion Of Senator Gore of Oklahoma,
the wool revision bill was referred to
the finance committee with instructions
to report it back before July 10.
AS is now known in Honolulu, un-
doubtedly, the finance committee, high
ly petulant, reported both the wool re-
vision bill and the farmers free list
bill back to the senate the next morn
ing adversely. Both bills now 60 on
the senate calendar and win undoubted-
ly be called up. The Democrats just
now are holding the whip hand in the
senate. This morning Speaker Champ
Clark announced that the house was
ready to send over more schedules and,
apart from the cotton schedule, would
like to revise the sugar schedule, the
metals schedule and Others.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-07-07
ONLY PAYING A SOCIAL GALL.

Especial Wireless to The Advertiser.)
WAILUnU, Maui, July 4.-The crap
shooting report wired TO the Star yes.
terday Is denounced here as wholly IN.
warranted by the facts. Senator Rob.
inson, Postmaster Lyons, Coke and
Weight left the residence Of Senator
Robinson 10 pay q social visit on Jldge
Kaiua ana were gathered In with the
crap shooting crowd. II Is said that
there viii be some warm developments
from the arrests.