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New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1911-10-25

Miss Clara stsinhauser enjoyed !.
brief visit from her slstsr.in law 8
Lsmbsrton last week. Her visit ",
doubly welcome because she timed Il
90 g 70 b able to assist 10 celsbr . {,
INK Miss Clsra's birthday.
Albrecht stork OF stork Bros, is il
Chicago this week attending the annual
convention of the National Poultry,
Butter and Egg Association. Incl.
dentally he will look after some bust
ness matters for the firm.
= See the new convertible collar
overcoats at HUMMEL BROS.
At the recent National Dairy Show
ct Milwaukee, Fred W. Dehn of the
local creamery, scored 81 SO in the
buttermaker's contest, in which Min
nesota won the $500 cup for the best
average score with 93SS points to
their credit.
Mrs. Philip Liesch accompanied by
her two children, Victor and Marie,
went to Rochester Saturday to visit
old friends. They returned Tuesday,
stopping off enroute to hear Pres.
Taft at Mankato. Postmaster Liesch
met them there and accompanied them
home.
Ben Stockman regretted exceedingly
that he was unable to be present in
person when some of his friends
undertook to celebrate his birthday
recently. However they did it we'll.
From the tone of his letter We take it
that Ben is getting to he his old self
agsin.
We have some especially fine
Sealshipt oysters. Red Front Gro
Gerry.
Mrs. James Garrow of South End
Street left Saturday morning for the
cities to join her mother and together
they will make visit to their old old
home in Ottawa, Canada. They will
be gone several weeks and and during
Mrs. Garrow's absence her sis ter
Miss Edith Moore, will keep house
for the Garrow boys.
Fritz Richter, who for the past few
years has been in North Dakota, has
returned and will again take posses
sion of his farm in West Newton.
He had too many crop failures to
make North Dakota look attractive to
HIM. Jos. Gleissner, his tenant will
remove to New Ulm and will dispose
of his horses, cattle and farm
machinery at public auction on Nov.
It'll.
Frank n. Baasen's friends will be
SORRY to learn that he has received
orders from the Navy Department
necessitating his leaving New Ulm the
latter part of the week Frank has
made an exceptionally good record as
clerk in the Paymssters Department
and expects to be able to make it short
duty only after this. He will be sta
stationed with the torpedo fiotilla
reserve at Charleston S. G..
In the neighborhood of 100 Taft ad-
mirers Joined the excursion which the
Northwestern ran from Tracy to
Mankato yesterday morning. They
we're accompanied by the Second
Regiment Band which proved one of
the big attr actions at the Taft meeting.
The attendance from the vest was not
as large as the friends of the President
expected. The weather conditions and
tie poor crops may have initiated
against a large turnout. And then
the apathy in matters political may
have been the main reason for the lack
of enthusiasm. The special went
here at 1923 A. M. and re-
turned the same day leaving Mankato
at P. M.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1911-10-25
Notice..

To whom it may concern
The undersigned herewith announces
that any and all persons who make
statements connecting fraudulent acts
occurring recently at the Eagle Roller
Mill of New Ulm, will be prosecuted
for libel or Islander. For the falsity
of any such statement so made the un-
dersigned refers to the officers of said
company, from whom he holds the
personal assurance thereof.
JOHN A. SELLNER.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1911-10-25

tulate themselves on the manner in
which the work has been carried out.
When completed tho rooms will be -
coy and attractive rs any in the
state. The fireplace in the "Kneipe"
erected under the supervision OF
August Pullman is . massive struc-
ture, built of redstone aud is decided
~ unique. At the last meeting of the
society it was decided to dedicate the
rooms and throw them open to the
public on Thanksgiving. The same
committee has charge of the arrange
ments and that is the best guarantee
that the program will be an appro-
pirate one, and pleasant time is
assured to all who attend.
About the middle of next month
there will be more or less shifting of
business houses, all due to the fact
that Esser Bros. have leased the
Hornburg building and contemplate
opening up restaurant and billiard
room In the front part of the first floor.
The rear and basement will be used
for their wholesale liquor business
which is now firmly established and
can record q steady growth. John
Arbes & Co. will remove their harness
shop to the store room now occupied
by Roy Berg's second hand store, who
in turn moves to the building now
occupied by Evenings Electrical
Supply Co. and they will occupy the
Kashau building next door to their
present location. These changes
sound good to US. because it spells a
business growth for our city, which,
although of 90 great magnitude, still
gives proof positive that we are not
still but forging ahead as
business center.
Don't you want an oyster stew for
supper tonight? Get Sealshipt brand |
at The Red Front Grocery.
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F5t W0lGASr ND PtCKtY Hc- FtRf8Xn WILL BE ARRESTED
 IF THEY tTTFMPT IF
WILL ENFORCE LAW
Mulkern the Promoter Says the Show Will he Pulled Off in Mi.
 waukee.

Chicago, Sept l2.= Sheriff William Arnold, of Milwaukee county, Wis consin, talked with the International News Service correspondent tonight over the long distance telephone and declared in positive terms that there would be no boxing bout in Milwe kee Friday night between Ad Wolgast and Packey Mcfarland. He declared he would ignore an injunction issued by any Wisconsin court, would not permit the Attorney General of the State to dictate to him, would break into the auditorium if necessary to prevent the contest and would arrest all the principals if they attempted to put on the boxing show.
 You are sure of your grounds" he was asked
 Absolutely" was the reply I will stop the fight. l will be in the building with my deputies if l have 10 batter down the doors. AS l un- derstand it the Lieutenant Governor has left the matter entirely in my hands and I will enforce the law, which I believe prevents any fight of this sort
 What course of action will you take at the arena in case Mulkern insists on trying to stage the bout?' T will he governed by eircum- stances.
 This is your last word on the mat tef?9
 Yes. There will be no fight Of that you can rest assured. None but the sporting fraternity and the riff raff wants it The better class Of people in Milwaukee are against the whole thing"
 X few moments later the Interna- tional News Service correspondent had talk with Frank Mulkern. The bout will go on, said Frank
 How do you know?"
 Well. can't say just now, but l know The Sheriff will not stop the show"
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1 CORRESPONDENTS SALE.

Eoliea is hereby gwen that in pur- sua6ce of inc authority and directions contained ln the decretal order of tle chancery court of Jefferson coun- Y, ade and entered Oh the 10th day of EUgust, t9tf in certain cause f2634) eH pending therein between 5obn q. T3l0o= 2 Co.,, plaintiffs, vs. James liant 3 Mamie Hunt, defend ans, tae undersigned as commission =r q said eooct will offer for sale at public seadua . the highest bidder, at the frant door of the county court aga5e. lu iaH said court is held, i'll 5..5 65an9v refferson within the hours prescribed by law for judicial les. Taarsda1. September 14th, 1911, he following aescribed real estate, so-az=;
 Conner stn@ at the southwest cor 1er ot tzsa northwest quarter of the oateesz quarter of section thirty, 6a#=.= io f south of range nine west fleaee north $50 feet, thence east s21 feet the point of begin aiHz hence nofth 80 feet, thence east 53G feet. thence south 80 feet, thence Wes1 20 re 55 the point Of begin niae. sr5 si aefad in the northwest quarter of the southwest quarter of section t6ir5y. t9wnship five south of range nine Nza, in Jefferson county, Arkansas.
 Terms of safe: On a credit Of three uz. {zZ-.t purchaser being re- ouireG 70 eXeeHa bond as required by law and 1Se o9der of said court in said oaHsa eita approved security, baafiH2 interest at the rate of six per ceat per asaum from the date of the si1 sale laeil paid, and q lien resstned on tHo premises sold to se- cere t9e pa ent of the purchase money
 Gtven IF s---. 8.y hand and seal Au- gus 22sd4 f9l4
 c. F. LITTLE,
 Commissioners.
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-Andy Herbert, white man living at No. 1909 East Fifth avenue and em- ployed at heading factory. was ar rested yesterday by Deputy Constable D. w Stewart on charge of disturb ing the peace. He will be given a hearing before Magistrate " D. Vance today.
 FROM NO. 6f9 WALNUT, one roan horse, property of " A. Matthews &s Company. Return to above address and receive reward.
 9-12-tf.
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Ask your physician to phone II. your prascrtpttn. This is the ouicsa.. way to place Tn the hands of the ns.. macist, and our prompt deliverv |, the quickest way to get 1t bacg :. you.-Mann-Tankersley Drug Comm. Qv. Phone 30. :,
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Two aasa sly Il tie Moon.

-T8e .aaes 'f-ig u the Moon. -Ba6 Ne a. l.. Grave ford Eas 5Ix5h avenue. s min 5ea8
 stres e5 fsf=G5 3oid aad la- pair zuov oar basi- ness ; tm -Tass : rip fo5E- teoa for tqol- aess.
 Ns aafiIe 65.af EIaaI4- vile. ill aeFa p iase the position al D a.er#a# aha #a ous.
 -F9o#iF Hj Gal9ar@ or painted, Eou dr fa1t aud Il he asae price se. 4aahews .tass ware
 -Jnst arrived zaae ea4aifaI 4Efs- sion a.HiHa aoHl==alzea. sec z.Ia todag Raae word Turn eo= -Taa ras5 making fas 8e3d work tof a nome winch D. L. 8ai4 eta1 "a Wesf sixth avenue has bon 3aa 10 McpaaiaI Baughmaa
 " de1lge ads55iae in the 5r5e line anywhere a tha city lapico prorpsiy and W.t8aat ira eha.se.-- Mann-Tankersleg praa Co Phone 90
 ] if -Fiye exceptional Davenport bar gains if sold before aar next car toad arrives.-Reap X Crawford Furn Co.
 We are @ 9e5gziee agents for the arueriean Fi.l5 Fence. American and squara #5EH Po8ltes wire eleve- Iand-Mattba9 If8ra are Co,
 -ong Gga Bnenports left et our fourth oar loaa Exceptional hafsaiHs in these f seia hefere our filth car arrives.-ReaH 2 efaReefa Fufn. Go
 -regn475 t'i= he= e7a ductei at Lakeside church today. 9Ia pastor VIII areaeA at both hour Ever. h0a
 Tha ga@ nsoHuee5 fHe az rival as eags .r5aRferz fit-s D. Martin Fire fiHs who will ae aer fri again at the Famous
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sH~@S gvs
 FOR fLEeCnEass C A = C =l <
I3 3RNNEl anIgE REi.

In the Circuit court of Jefferson County, Arkansas.
 Lillie Craig etai, Plaintiffs Es. sarah Lanev ct al7 Defendants. The Defendants sa i= sHae I'd Tceefh Turner is Ear8ad % a. 5aa in sbis court within zaIr-Z Eisys and answer the complain of 25aiaeffs Tillie Craig ct al.
 Given under ny hand md he seal of said Court fafs i2th day af Sept \. D. 1911.
 G. ,. I4ETT F. Clerk
 A. NJ. Barrow jr., D. C. 13-20-27-18-4- II.
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TO NY FRIENDS AND THE PUBLIC.

In selling out and retiring from the o. H. Hardin Furniture Company do so with the kindliest of feeling towards those associated with me in the business in the past and the busi- ness will have in the future my good will and best wishes. I assure my friends that they will receive from Mr. w H. Anderson, who will manage the business in the futre, the same courteous and respectful treatment they received from me while I was manager of said firm and l request for him a Continuation of your patro- mage.
 Very respectfully
 9-13-3t O H HARDIN
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 t aa etfs' s.z5 t 4as z..t0rs 'zzli-#z.ze' s-fs. b leeaji4e 3H5 Haaes under ,. a.ea f1.e> 1ad won fa~ie se af 4zssa aiff. fhe ts..t pcgpasfFias. e 5s7 kn,shfhood or 4=2KHss #e5}I# } bserd so tv aqas1 ya4 .5=.la Ezsaz.. Eroariba ...a 7e7.sas= xs @ItaHrF .ns Ee zle. obstacle f5.5 5o te overcome 4en. Q t6e 6ccasi ? of lzcazia aian'oa6 5ahiiee. s:sFl#re t.g5.#zz= s.se.t letose afs dHeeR anl arf2a u4re. A.ess aver, the tEyee aetea aasa4teG 2. Hine Edward tsa-e reeas4H -=4sza = tb9i, own tn7ent.on. Sir Charles Wvndh2n was born Gaiyer79~.l, and Sir 3eas flare, Fa3rs As for siI- Herbert Bee: boh1n Trte is brilliant wifa once pu it Tree = fantastic thing We .ic3t satsed 5n We're RI platn Reerhof7ra7
 o';,f;3 -s Esrss.rsse 2lay''. A.s'5ZsoT1s sT
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Mrs. stutzman has reopened her dress making parlors 1t Murphy-Mar- tin dry goods establishment and will be glad to see her many friends there again. 9113t.
 When your physician calls ask him to leave the prescription, phone Us and we will dispatch messenger for same immediately.-Man Tank ersley Drug Go. Phone so. 6 If
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lms baby girl was born to Mir. r8. Homer Schultz, No. 106 5yiyania sTeet, Monday.

ladies announced fight taaf the float 10 be entered
 Hile My Day parade by that ouId carry out fife Hhite light E4rly grls and boys in white f5Ge on tAe float
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N0TIf

To members of \ Q E ". assem- lie at ladge Hall Thursday, sept II, at e.a1 }. m, and march in body Il te White Way aaraae Every member will be eXaaczod 10 be pre- sent
 fTAEfR 1T. MONK, FEaf man oG areaH9 H9a9aeat demmit- lee. 9-t2-2t
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Hex Peterson. Aila aAight= f# q car on East Second ave 38 clock last nigat, was
 5# fhe ground and painfully at&h a0t seriously Injured. She g able t9 alk to her 4oHe at No. East eeeond venue
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NOTICE

Notice is hereby efv4n taat 2 have purchased the entire interest If o. H. Hardin in and to tbe 0 + Hardin Furniture Company Of t5is city By he terms of the purchase I am to pay ali outstanding claims against the old firm and to collect all ac- counts. notes and indebtedness of every kind due the firm The busi- ness in the future will be managed by MT. w. H. Anderson.
 JOHN H. SHELBY. 9-f3-3t.
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Sanitary Steam pressing kills the germs and enlivens the goods er's Dry Cleaning and Dye Works. Ola phone ss1. 6 2s 1-c
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gar5e,s se.'eefre e' ina Soon
 F5,e #a ee..Ir fans z.==
 
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 a#5{st
 @fa#a#
 0azus zaz .as HIUff kre f see aaf new Iae Of Administer
 sezo6s= =3a5 4z Req & fa# Flaa. % # ihidren buy yoar drug store wants From us aad ret Ii yelool hns free with eaeh 50c purchase, Bedelfs Phar. may. 9.3-2@ If yoa want | good easy running 9ason at E reasonable price see our Florence #Rae9ns Cleveland Matthews 5HjWare Co.
 Nh# faces every Monday md TfHrsaay at the Noon.
 stone anr yoar e3efy purpose fas aaeEa fuel i8 oar sreat Bucks #h#se aaHaa1 line 8s9R x Crawford FafP. e5. tf F l#w 9eFait Fapor Gasoline toTez and IIerueG Refrigerators at ae6'#I HG1aes at Cleveland -Maftbe~= 8r1aaaa#co
 4 zsrarsaee aia
 tHa5se af ain az @a5-
 #fa-s# # 5. Davis 8ab=
 
 srda4 se# lne }.es5eaa aIM seeds a the B9ara U s51a be=zeat an t4e tes=
 EeezI =sae 5aa a5Hz be1f one @eh 6@r
 eg shoe seiss z5f ee6E. aaf#it E5rEl 15e at 54e 4Hef1a el#sd a# hammers pr saeA a45 zoth sae ,ad 1se. at Cle- .#Ia#G-2aa6#hevs HardE1fe Go.
 eaaars 5f eitf#ez d3ily q the a.eoe.
 Buy 2am Diamonds now. We a=ii sei. hem a# iusj lttIe above cost i8 order to advertise our bnsi- ness
 56AfTN x co. 5-1=tf fig Main street. -The charge of resisting an officer. which was aoeketed against May seaolos0erg,@ il local tailor Saturday night, was aired in the city police eours yesterday morning. seholos- berg vas discharged, the charge being Cleveland staten. a negro, was asl sted al his nome al Ninth avenue and state street Monday night by Pairelmen FIreasb. McBuruott and Boyd When the negro was arrested ae was hidden away under his he'd. armed with revolver The officers 8GaA NtiltPtittu iO puli ittH OIL tif 5ts#5 fined $t00 for carrying pistol and $e6 for disturbing the peace. when areaigned in police court yes teHiay morning
 -Bestuning "Wednesday morning tho steamor I. Frank Hicks will run continuous triDs from the landing hack or the court house to the hangar on h. north side of the river in or der that people may inspect the aero planes which will be used ia the lghss Thursday afternoon. Round rsa g. cents Capacity Of boat 39o Thursday H3&ht=tbe steamer J. Frank Hicks will run White Way excursion Music aud dancing, No objectionable or intoXicants allowed onl board. 9-I3-2t Mrs. Statzman has reopened her dress making parl0rs af NIurphv- Mar
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AUTO FOR HIRE.

New five passenger car. Rates ran. sonaole. Phone W. F. Clarke, No 1902, y.
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NEW FALL
 DRESS GOODS

Early forosbadowing Of this seasons new dress fabrics, may be gathered from the showing Of our semblaee of practical dress uaterials at our piece goods counter.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-09-13
WOOL, sskRGES

Principally hlues, browns and vfolets- some slightly rough weave, Roc 10 $4 25 yard
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Hooberry's Auto Vacuum Cleaner

Hooberry's tuto Vacuum Cleaner cleans carpets. rugs and mating without removing them from the floor It takes all this dust and germs and absolutely no dust rais- ed during cleaning. Here are a few that have used Hooberry's Auto Va cuum Cleaner: Mrs. o H. Scoggins, Mrs. A. S. Trigg. Mrs. Max Schloss- berg, Mrs. w. F. DiclSey. Mrs. Geo. List Mrs. F Eilbott. Mrs. S. NJ. Dickey Mrs. ] r. Rutherford, Mrs. Wade Knox, Mrs B. French. Mrs. W. l., Dewoody, Mrs. w L. Davis, Mrs. Chas. Levi Mrs. C. w. Petit grew, Mrs. H. K. Toney, Mrs. Alex Powell, Mrs. o. w. Clark, Miss Allie Davis.
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 n iron writer 4aae aD f 4d condition t saos H Second ae 9-3- Bhe 1fHsie#! ' the 1oaa= =pe are here D taT 'f#a Noon.
 Great White ou4anif Tor saIs #t F F. fae# s13 Fa stzaet= 4=1a5f We deliver sGss t9es ara.s.st= -Hann-Tankers6 rug eonp7- IF Phone 80 4 # simpson, Boyd negro Nas aF- rested yesterday by Deputy Constable 4ohn Bono on cha 5f disturb ing the peace lie W 5ave hearing oaay before Magistrate L. F. Cheek. LOST -BUNz.H OF hI{z5. MOSTLY Yale keys Finder return to boftin Nann, flammett Gro. Co.,. and re- eeiye reward. 9=13-6t. Mrs. Roy senyard has been re- moved from the Florence smitarinm, where she recently underwent an operation, 10 her home on Walnut street.
 The ale If seals for tae Down n pixies minsteals, which appears inc ElEs Thaatar Friday niebt will % on thts morning. The balcony has sn reserved for the eolored people.
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TAILORED

New and attractive veaves from the pest manufacturer of the country, aec to 15c a yard
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TyE rT-Ta r'TET =

Even finer in quality than is usually shown for q higher price thaa our eac a yard.
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CHAS. HOORERRY. The Vacuum Cleaning Man. Phone 665.
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Bege for yeur Farl, Selections.
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Tin Gam 1fouee5 FHe az rival as 5he aaeF triaafer. it.z D. Martin Fire who vii be der fri again at the Famous.
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 .E8fTF5 ~Fs Fgaka

VI iea.s 9hat ade second Nre.
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--regn4ae iz.s he gaH= ducteti at Iakeside church today 8Ha pastor will proaeA at both boHF Ever hody
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--Fiye exceptional Davenport bar gains if sold before eur next car toad arriyeg.-feaD x Crawford Furn Co
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Mrs Roy senyard has been re moved from the Florence Sanitarinm, where she recently underwent an operation, to her home on Walnut street.
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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-04-25

Fine Job Printing. Star Office.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-04-25
HONOLULU OWNED
OIL IS FLOWING

! Both the oil companies referred to
below have their shares heavily
owned in Honolulu The two para
graphs are from the Chronicle of
April 10 and 10 respectively:
] The Honolulu Consolidated Oil
Company has accepted the resigna-
ton of ]. A. Pollard, superintendent.
When Mr.. Pollard took charge of the
extensive holdings of the Honolulu
Consolidated in the Midway field he
succeeded in controlling the ire
mendous gas pressure in the first
well in section 10 and has made it
producer of about SOD barrels of
light gravity oil per day. He has
also brought in excellent wells on
sections 4. and 14-92-24. He has
built up the company to remark
able extent and has brought the sec
ton 91-91-29 property to high state
, of production"
! "The Creme Petroleum Company,
working on section 3O-20-15 has well
No. / flowing through the tubing
The sucker rods have been out for
over two weeks. The well is making
fully $50 barrels per day of clean OIL
free of water and silt. Well No. 2
was completed at 2,49O feet, with
eight and a quarter-inch casing. The
water was cemented off at 2,2S6 feet,
with ten-inch casing. The well is
making fully 300 barrels per day. AS
this we'll has more oil sand than well
No. 1 and is showing far more gas,
the manager feels justified in saying
this we'll is better well than well
No. 1. It has started off in better
shape than did the old we'll"
S. F. Examiner, April 14:-The best
we'll in the Buena Vista Hills is in
the Honolulu, on section IA, which
10 flowing about 1000 barrels per day.
It is producing from sand below the
cas- sand which made the gasser on
section 10 famous. The latter well
has been drilled through the gas
sands and is making about 100 bar
Irels, the hole being vey small. The
Honolulu we'll on section blows out
gas and a spray of oil at intervals,
but is partly under control and being
drilled deeper. The well on 6, which
created a sensation about month
ago by the gas catching fire, is now
under control and being drilled deep
er.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-04-25
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
ESTATE OF MARY A. KITTLE
DECEASED,

Notice is hereby given by the I'M
dersigned Administrator with Wilt
annexed of the Estate of Mary A. Kit.
tie, (also known as Mary A. Wright
deceased. to all persons having claims
against said decedent or her Estate,
to present the same duly attesed, to
the undersigned as such Administra-
tor, at the office of his attorneys,
Messrs. Smith, Warren and Henem-
way, in the Judd Building in Homo
lulu, Territory of Hawaii, within six
months from the date hereof, whether
the same be secured or unsecured, or
they will thereafter be forever bar.
red.
Dated, Honolulu, T. H., April goth,
1911.
CLYDE E. WRIGHT,
Administrator with Will annexed
Of the Estate of Mary A. Kittle,
(also known as Mary A. Wright, de
ceased.
SMITH, WARREN & HEMENWAY,
Attorneys for Administrator.