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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-02-22

A A 1910; Heller 5642; Mason r. II
60.47; Martin Rev H 1876; Raiston
Geo A $26: Vickers & Mann l23.S2;
Vickers 64.62; Mann B p 1879;
Pace ] H license $40; street tax SIS
$60,2S9.S9.
Examined found correct and APP
proved this 25th day of January, 1911
Louis NJ. Orr. A. NJ. Ross-For the
finance committee.
Statement OF W. b. Fain, city treas
urer. for the month Of December,
1910.
DISBURSEMENTS.
Torras, F 81; Roses drug store 75c
High B $l25; Torras II. guardian,
$3.50; Baker NJ A 1923; Whitfield b
$3.50; Sudlow. ,Thos 800; pay rolls
$295.77; Flynn II p s43.50; Gordon
J $780, Moore Und Co SIG; Gordon
A J 1928; Wood-Bailey Clio Co s2G3
Boyle A II $2l; Wood-Bailey Clio Co
50: Brown ] D $21.90; Jackson r N
1870; Logan Coal & Sup Co $5,160.S0
Sou Cement S Co $77315 BID of trus
Bwk Hos $3.50; Butts Duhberly EIdw
Co $3.50; DO $14.lS; do 63.l5; do CLOS
do 35c; dc!6S,40; do 1906 AZ; do 1888;
do 1864; do $3.50: do 81; do 1886:
do 1853; do 1886; bills pay No. 689t
Nat Bk $2,500: int and dis $50; Dan
iel. Newman G Young SIS; pay rolls
$2S6,59; Glynn Auto Co $l3; Gale &
Co s6.25; Seamans mis- $40; BCaci2,
Mrs r p 7.67; du Bignon II f, elk,
$685. bills pay no $50, Nat blk $1,000
int and dis $500; Hopkins r r 800;
, f}oard Of educa Glynn Co Ga $500;
do SG62.S4; &c 1929; do S93.46;
Brown D $16.1O; pay rolls $2S1,29;
Dart & Elliot SIG; do SIP; bills pay
No 697 Ga Eng Co $3,905.96 int and
disc note los, $57S7; Findlay N w
bills pay No 694 b b 4 T c. $500;
int and disc 2.77; Jarrett Mfg Co
1916; do $50; Byrd J Sc; Byrd Sc;
Wood-Bailey Clio Co $3.50, Orr &
, Ross $50; Sou Paw Con 60 $lt,C67;
! Ferguson Miss f a SO; Davenport
Pig Co 50; Bwk Journal Co S.; inci
. dentals, (docD $5G.16; DeVoe w II
! 1883; Bwk Carriage Wks $4,000;
DeVoe " II $12.S5; Bwk Car Wks
$3.50; DeYoe W II $ll49 Nw'y Ca
( $3.50; DeVoe w II $ll.49; Bwk Ca!
WEs $1G.25; Parker {: TAFT STATE; Dc
Voc w II $19; Bwk Car Wks $13 dc
SE o5. Cook q 81 81. nay rnlIc SoTE 81
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-02-22
when to NOR row brings thought Of

When Tomorrow Erngs Thought Of Yesterday
The Raymer enterprise., 1911-05-18
WANTED, FOR SALE AND ETC.
$1,000 Reward

. Strayed from Buckingham, Weld Co. .
Colo. on MAJ 3rd. 1911. IA sorrel driv-
ing mare. weight about 1000 pounds.
age about II years. Has r brand on
left shoulder. right ear notchcd, roam
mark on face, face slightly roman, also
roam mark in name. Had on haulte r
only. The above reward will be paid to
anyone taking her up. for her keep and
return to James A Walworth, Bucking-
ham. Colorado.
STRAYED-One dark bag mare about
u years old. weight abou. 100, a
little lame in right forefoot. ankle
enlarged, small bare spot on right
shoulder. Hold and notify or return
to l.. E. Lemmons, Stoneham, Colo.
FOR SALE-Thorobred white barred
plymouth rock eggs. SOC for Is eggs.
Inquire Of J. L. Smathcrs. miles
west Of Raymer.
STRAYED-Onc black COW and one
white COW, both having haultcrs on.
Anyone knowing their whereabouts
please leave word at this office. or
notify John Motifs. Avail, Colorado.
The Raymer enterprise., 1911-05-18
DRESSMlXER AND NOVELIST
Unable to Spell, Marguerite Audoux, a
Paris Seamst-ess, Yet Writes a
Nest Remarkable eook.

". Octave Nirheau discovered Mau.
rice Maetarlnck. He has now discov.
cred an illitsra,e seamst-ess who Is a
novelist Of genius. Marguerite Audoux.
She never learned how to write: does
not know Eo~ to spell: but she has
written a remarkable book. Marie
Claire" She earned her living with
her needle and thread and In her short
Intervals q leisure write her autob!og-
ranhy. Her sight falling her. she had
TO give up sewing. and, to keep the
wolf from the door. thought OF turning
her Ms. to account The late Char'es
Louis Philippe. himself novelist
who described the life Of the poor with
much power, read her manuscript and
advised her. above all. not 10 try TO
learn style. but to go on writing as she
had before. He took her Ms. to the
Countess M:thleu de NoaIllcs. but the
latter was "scandalizeh BY tie bad
spelling" and poor Charles Louis Pill.
ippc died when s'ill a Young man.
Mirbeau has Eow taken up the sean.
stregs-novclig'. and her novel has just
been issued. with an enthusiastic pref.
ace by him. have Just read the book.
and am amazed b. It's literary finish.
Everyone who has ever read the writ
ing Of beginners knows that their over.
"hclmIng faul, Is 10 say too much. TC
say Just enough IS probably the heiGh4
OF art. Marguerite AudouH. the Hitter.
ate ams:ress. almost reaches H. In
her novel. which Is Just the plain
pathetic. and often tragic account ol
her own life. she never saws too much.
To tel! n really unvarnished tale is. rs
every writer knows. the most difilcul,
task Of all. II no one has pruned her
nOyel-and We are positively assured
that no one has touched her Ms. be
yond correcting the spelling Marguer
tic Audoux is all uncunsc lously sue
ccssful disciple OF Guy de Maupassant
II Is rald that the Academy Of Ten
founded by Edmond de Concourt
thinks Of awarding her IT'S annual prize
The Raymer enterprise., 1911-05-18
Would Chase Cats.

The other night n New York man
visited friends in n New Jersey town
where police dogs help the local force
in routing out burglars. These dog,
ar. highly trained.
In spite OF that" said the man
MAX. which believe Is considered
the best OF them. cannot be trained
10 leave cat alone. Ills Job Is TO
20 around at night with policeman
and circle houses II he finds a bur
glar AT work he Is trained to chase
him out into the omen. where the no
lIccmen can get At him. Brt II Nav
finds cat on his trip around n
fousc II is all OF with his Job. lie
chascs that cat until pursuit Is use
less. ! don't know what he would do
II he caught cat. because he Is ken,
mnzzled. bu, his nature tells him cats
are TO be worried and he annors
them all he can In spite OF his train.
ing"
The Raymer enterprise., 1911-05-18
RUBBISH SAVED 4 MILLION
srccklyrites. by the Use o. Street De
bris. Have Reclaimed Much
Land at Ccney Island.

II Milton Kennedy tells some inter
Of prooklyn In the matter OF refuse
disposal II will be news to most
BrOOklyntcs that by the use OF street
rubbish and asher 81 .O1O.010 worth OF
land has already bene reclaimed at
Concy island
The sanitary. economical and en-
cIent method for final disposition OF
ashes anl rubbish Is practicei by the
department Of street cleaning means
much FOR the growth Of city" Mr.
Kennedy SAYS. "Rrooklyn was the first
city to establish the system OF trans
porting its wastes In cars 10 the outly.
Ing lowlan1s. thus rerlaiminS other
wise worthless territory. which Is
made habItable and which increase,
the city's tax revenues.
Since It's operation. bc-lnnn?
seven years ago, more than one mil
lion dollars worth OF land has been re
claimed In the vicinity OF C0lCy Island
and similar work is now In progress
on the shores Of Flu"h'nT h,v Al
from Brooklyn ashes and rubbish that
was formerly wasted hv ~" expensive
method OF scow dumping al sea.
Besides this. the hauling dista"ce
fer the department street cleaning
carts WAS reduced b. onehaN result.
inG In more frequent trips and better
collections. II also afforded better
0avins right into tn" collecting sta
tIons. instead of long hauls over hal
roads which injured tho horses feet
and increased mortality. not to men.
lion wear aHh tear TO eGIIpment."-
Brooklyn Eagle
The Raymer enterprise., 1911-05-18

Entered as -scond-chss matter June 10 1910, at
the postotIiee a, New Raymer. Colorado. under
the act Of March ]. 1879
The Raymer enterprise., 1911-05-18
LOCAL NEWS OF INTEREST
At BUCKINGHAM AND VICINITY

Special Correspont.nt.
Homesteaders are busy plowing and
putting in crops.
James Amber is having a cottage
built on his homestead.
Subscribe Tor The Enterprise and get
all the latest news Of interest.
Mr. List is having some blowing done
on his homestead by Lauer & yesterday.
Mr. Palmer is hauling lumber to build
a cottage on his claim near our berg.
Messrs. Blank and Mccoy are plow.
ing for A. S. Whipple on his homestead.
Mr. Filler has installed a gasoline en-
gilc pumping machine on his dcser,
claim.
The Doepke brothers and their sister
have come out on their claims near
here.
James Amber and force of men arc
drilling well for A. s. Whipple on his
homestead.
Dan Glnney returned from Windsor
and is plowing and putting in crops on
his desert claim.
Mrs. Wilmer Zelley returned Satur.
day from a visit with her husband at
Lead, South Dakota.
James Walworth has lost his driving
horse and has offered reward of $40. :
OJ for its return.
Sundly school every Sunday at 1000
a. m. Come out and join US in Meas.
ant as well as a profitable time.
Bob Crowley, wife. wife's sister and
husband came over from Windsor Sun.
day in AN automobile looking over their
homestead.
Mr.. Longworth and wife visited At
buckingham Saturday, taking in the
ball game and entertainment in the
evening.
The entertainment given Saturday
evening by the lady members of the
commercial club was well attended and
proved grand success. Proceeds IS. TO-
ArIey Dcty from Sidney, Nebraska
Is now located on his claim and is break.
ing with gang plow getting ready to
put in his crops.
The ball game last Saturday was well
attended and was very interesting
game-The Buckingham team PLAYING
against Raymer which was a picked.up
lot of No. | players of Weld County.
The Raymer enterprise., 1911-05-18
In Dead Earnest.

Th" funeral procession was movin,
along III" village street when I'nc'.
All" Bursc stepped ont Of store. II.
hadn't heard the news. "Sho," sal,
Uncle Ab' Burse. who they huryin
today" Poor old Tite Harrison
said the storokeeper. "Sho." said In
clio Abe Bnrse, Title Harrison. hoy' |,
Tito dead" You don't think we'r.
rehearsn with him. do you" snan
ped tn" storekecper.- Clnclnna,
TimesStar.
The Raymer enterprise., 1911-05-18
Relies OF Other pays.

Miss Dc Peyster. wealthy New
York woman who died recently, lcf,
all her property TO the New York His.
torlcal society. Some OF the articles
enumerated In her will have been In
her family for 200 years. There will
probably be room set aside In mo
society for tho portraits and other
beautiful possessions
The Raymer enterprise., 1911-05-18
THURSDAY MAY lS. 1911
Local News Of Interest.

Try want ad. it pays.
Read the ads. it pays.
Harve Courtney returned to his claim
last week.
Envelopes for sale at The Enterprise
Office DC package.
Jno. Motifs of Avalo was at Raymer
Trading Saturday.
f. d. Murphy returned today from a
business trip to Sterling.
Bert Whittier is building on his claim
RECENTLY purchased Of Grace Bristol.
Harry Proctor of Grover spen, Tues
day and Il part Of Wednesday here this
week.
Grace Bristol left the first of the
week for Willard after selling her home
stead
Joe Hurtgcn and family departed to-
day for Wisconsin for a week or ten
day, stay.
l.. Allen returned from Sterling Mon
day where he had been transacting
Ing business.
W. II. Reed returncdqrom Sterling
last Saturday where he had been trans
acting business.
Chas. F. Hurshman of Farnam, Ne.
braska took a claim south of town Sat
urday of last week.
The Enterprise furnishes you with all
the news. Why not subscribe and keep
posted. Price sl.50
Gus Hansen. the Barber keeps We'd
nesdays and Saturdays OF each week for
barber purposes. Come in and get that
hair cut. or shave.
A number Of Raymcrites attended
the ball game at Buckingham Saturday
which resulted in qrother victory for
Raymer.
A. F. Knapp is here making prcpar-
atoms TO put down well on his place
and move his !amily out from Goodrich,
Colorado.
{. K. Graves returned last Monday
from Usage, Iowa where he went to
ship his goods out here. G. NJ. Sum-
mars helped him unload his car Tues
day.
{. Stephen returned home Monday
and has decided to sell his stock, i'm
plements, etc. and return to Kansas
City with his family. He will hold the
sale Wednesday, May 2i.h.
Mrs. l.. NJ. Swcigard will preach at
the school house Sunday morning at
Hoo o clock and you should turn out
and hear her. She is fine preacher
and entertainer and you can not help
but to enjoy the sermon.
The Enterprise errorcd last week in
saying that Hu-tren & llurtgcn were
in possession OF the McEvoy and Dugan
store; as we now understand the matter
llurtgcn e. llurtgcn have made CON
tract or entered into an agreement to
take the store. and have paid a sum
70 bind the bargain, subject TO further
requirements on their part. 1t is best
to have every thing distinct and correct
until everything is settled up between
cScditors and McEvoy & Dugan, and
between Hurtgcn & Ilurtgcn and them,
consequently The Enterprise acknow-'
ledge their error.
The Raymer enterprise., 1911-05-18
DECORATION DAY FLOWERS.

Thousands Of the White Waxy. Cape
Jasmine, the real decoration day flow.
vrs. Also Roses. Sweet Peas. Carna
tons. Lilleys. etc. Wreaths in green
and flowers. Sterling Green House,
MARCH & JOHNSON.
The Raymer enterprise., 1911-05-18
VEGETABLE PLANTS.

Tomatoes. Sweet Potatoes, Cabbage.
Celery. Caulchowcr, your Pepper and
all other garden plants. Sterling Green
liousc, MARCH 4 JOHNSON.
The Raymer enterprise., 1911-05-18
Notice.,

Those knowing themselves Indebted
to The Enterprise are requested to
please call at this office and make set.
tiement. or send same by mail.
Respectfully. S. p. MAJORS
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-12-16
BOOM IN REAL
ESTATE PREVAILS

The real estate business is booming
in Honolulu these days, nearly all the
land men reporting good sales the past
month with all indications for a pros
porous season.
Since the first of the month the Ka
imuh Land Company alone has sold
nearly $4,000 worth of property, this
including two houses on Palolo Hill
One of the houses was sold to James
L. Waters, the other to Frank c. Cleg
horn Twenty-nine lots have been sold
by the company, sixteen being in the
Ocean View tract and thirteen on Pa.
lolo Hill. The purchasers of all these
lots contemplate building.
Manager Stanton states that four
lots sold by the company year ago
for $500 each were resold few days
ago for a total of $4,000. This he
thinks about represents the increase
in values during the past year or so.
Plans are being drawn for the build.
ing of two big houses on Palolo Hill
to cost not less than $4,000 each
Construction work will be started aft.
er the first OF the year.
The Kaimuki Land Company has on.
ly "a lots left in the Ocean View tract
out of total of 563 placed on the
market. The company is contemplat.
ing holding those remaining, or else
increasing the price. 1t is possible,
also, that the greater part of the lots
left on Palolo Hill unsold may be held
for higher values. Manager Stanton
says his company has already sold
more than 100000 worth of lots on
Palolo Hill.
There will be considerable activity
with the Kaimuki Land Company next
year because of the fact that about 100
ready sold. I'VE expect to continue
development work next year on an
even larger scale than this year." says
Mr. Stanton.
"The real estate business is good,
very good indeed, was the statement
made by John f. O'Connor, manager
of the real estate department of the
Hawaiian Trust Company. have just
made one big sale and business gen
orally looks very prosperous. We are
going to have a good year. am sure.
The other real estate men of the
city are all optimistic regarding pros
poets for the coming season.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-12-16
ALBERT HORNER
WINS A POINT

Albert Horner scored one on his
brother Robert this morning in Judge
Cooper's court when the Judge grant
ed a motion filed by w. b. Lymer of
the firm of Thompson, Wilder, Watson
& Lymer, attorneys for Albert Horner
and Kukaiau plantation, to quash the
alternative writ of mandamus COM
handing Albert Horner to call an an
nual meeting of the stockholders or
show cause why he should not.
The motion to quash was based on
a technically, the respondent, through
his attorneys, contended that the writ
was defective in that it did not issue
in the name of the Territory of Ha-
wall, Attorney Olson combated this
contention but the Judge held with
counsel for the respondent and dis
missed the writ.
This, of course, only delays matters,
as new writ can be and probably will
be issued in proper form. But if AL
bert Horner is playing for time, he
gained a few days through the grant
ing of the motion to dismiss the alter
native writ of mandamus.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-12-16
SKIN A MASS oE FIRE.

Horrible torture-pain uncomfortable
days when the whole body seems to
be burning up-long nights or sleep.
less agony-Then-
Instant reIief-The skin cooled and
refreshed-all burning AMI itching
gone!
Thousands testify to this thou.
sands who suffered from Eczema,
Psoriasis and other skin troubles, un,
til they heard of that simple cooling
wash of Wintergreen, Thymol and
other ingredients known as d D. D.
Prescription.
J. Samuel Lewis, writes II used
three bottles of D. D. D. Prescription,
and now my skin, once mass of fire
and Irritation, is ais smooth and soft
as a child's." -.
OF all remedies for the skin that
we know We can especially recon-
mend the d. D. d. Prescription for
Eczema. Just mild, soothing wash
but it cleanses and cools the skin
as nothing else can. And it takes
away the itch instantly!
We would like to tell you more
about d. d. d. Prescription if you will
call. Benson, Smith g. Co.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-12-16
SUPERVISORS WRESTLING.
(Continued from page one.J

such large matter as free garbage
collection would require some period
OF preparation for it. He thought it
advisable to make the arrangements
/ the coming year to put free garbage
system into operation the beginning
OF the year 1913.
Some members are planning for
other local improvements, which they
place above the garbage matter in
Importance, for the second year or
this board. Among these is the wild
ening of Hotel street between Fort
and halfway to Bethel street, where
the new line was established when
the Empire theater was built. At the
rate the money is being poured out on
the Nuuanu avenue improvement,
taken in connection with the i'm
mense amount of arrears of work IN
general road maintenance, however,
there is a good deal the complexion
of dream about the talk of doing
big things for the rest of the present
boards tenure of office.
Anything concerning road work or
street improvement is due to precipi-
tate a bear garden status in the board
meetings, while Murray and his three
followers continue to usurp the func-
tions of the road committee and over
ride all it's counsels.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-12-16
PROMINENT MEN
GO TOHPRISON

The grand jury are conducting theil
annual investigation of prison equip
ment and methods, the committeeman
being Messrs. Wakefield, Mcintosh and
Frank Cooke.
Yesterday Oahu Jail was visited and
the cell out of which Rodrigues bur.
rowed his way with spoon was proud.
ly exhibited by Tailor Asch.
This afternoon the committee are
looking through the police station I'M
der The direction of Sheriff Jarrett.
The visitors were greatly interested
in the working of the Gamewell sys-
TEN.
THE best thing about the system"
remarked Frank Cooke, "is it's abso-
lutte authenticity"
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-12-16
FILED FOR RECORD

Documents entered for record De
cember Is, 1911, from 1920 a. M L
4: 80 p. M:
Emelie Waldeyer and husband rc
Frank L. Hoogs, D.
Urata Goichiro to T. Morita ct al
C. NJ.
Allen W. r. Bottomley to James l.
Cockburn, p. A.
X. Matsumoto to Kings Daughter
| Circle of Honolulu, d.
Mutual Bldg. and Loan Socy of H..
Ltd, to John ] Carreiro, Rel.
Evan da Silva, by Atty, to Glad
stone S. Leithead ct al, EXtn NJ.
Margaret c. Leithead ct al. to Evan
da Silva, Rel. Dow.
Evan da Silva, by Atty, to Bank Of
Honolulu, Ltd, A. NJ.
Bank of Honolulu, Ltd, to Gladstone
S. Leithead ct al, Extn. NJ.
John f G Stokes anu wife to War
rem Chamberlain, Add Chge
X T Horiuchi to Hawaii Presery,
ing Co., Ltd, c. NJ
J. Nubi to Hawaii Preserving Co.,
Ltd, c. NJ.
F. A. shcaefer and wife to L. Pah
On, Tr,, D.
Annie A. R. owen ct al. to Wong
Kin, Extn. L.
Margaret Lishman 20 Amelia T..
Hallmann, d.
Documents entered for record De
cember 10, 1911. from $50 a, m. TO
1890 a. m.:
H. Sing Fook to Fl. Akona, d.
Mary Maderros and husband to Jes-
sic Da Silva, d.
Jessie da Silva and husband to Mary
MaderTos, NJ ....
John Kuanai and wife to Zenichi
Tanimoto, d.
Wailuku Church of Wailuku, by Trs,
to X. 4. Wadsworth, D.
r. A. Wadsworth and wife to Mani
Soda and Ice Works, Ltd, d.
James II raymond ct al, DS IT'S, 10
Guy S. Goodness, L.
Manuel S. Neve ties, Sr. and wife
to Antoine r. Teixeira, Sr., d
Mrs. Eliza Roy to Mrs. Elizabeth X.
White, ID.
Mrs, e. Roy to Mrs Allen 5. Wall,
d.
Mrs. ], w. Mason to w, II, Ship
man, p. A.
Kaikaina to John 7, Baker, ID.
KapuaOkahikina L. kama and hus-
band to l.. Ahipa NJ.
Won Hamm-Young Co, Ltdo to b,
Cressaty, Rel
Won Hamm-Young Co., Ltd, to Jas,
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-12-16
STOCK SALES

Honolulu Stock Exehanpe-Sales
between Boards-2O Oahu Sugar Co
.SlS7h; 20 do, 31.s71k; 20 Eva, $3.50;
10 do, 1850; 40 do, 31.5O; 100 do.
3l.5O; GO Hilo Com, s.25; 10 Haw. G.
&c S. Co, 40; 10 Haw. Pine Co, AZ;
75 Olaa, $50; 200 do, $50; SO do.
$50; 10 Oahu Sugar Co., 3I.S7h.
Session Sales Hon. b. & NJ. Co,
20.25; 10 Haw. Pine Co., 49,, 10 Ho-
nokaa, 1850; 5 do, 11.50; 20 Oahu
Sugar Co. 80; 10 Eva, 31.5O; % Haw.
c. & S. Co, 40; Is do, 40; 80 do, 10:
5 Oahu Sugar Co, 31.S7k.
Sugar quotations-96 deg. Centrifu-
gals, 4.SO. So deg. Analysis Beets. la
lid. Parity, SIG.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-12-16

a document purporting TO be the
Last win and Testament OF John S.
McGrew, deceased, having on the goth
day Of November, A. d. 1911, been pre-.
scented to said Probate Court, and a
Petition for Probate thereof, praying
for the issuance of Letters Testament.
airy to Trent Trust Company, Limited
having been filed by said company.
II Is Ordered, That Tuesday, the
2nd day Of January, A. D. 1912, at 10
o'clock a. m, Of said day, at the court
room of said court in the Judiciary
building in the City and County ot
Honolulu, be and the same is hereby
appointed the time and place for
proving said will and hearing said
application.
Dated Honolulu, November 29. 1911.
BY the court,
HENRY SMITH,
Clerk, Circuit Court OF the First Cir,
cult.
Smith, Warren and Hemenway, at
torneys for petitioner.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-12-16
Camp Very.

We are a bit shy on news from
Camp Very, owing to our good friend
and correspondent, Hospital Appren-
tice Duncan, having tried to knock the
Hotel street trestle near River street
into the stream by means of hitting it.
with his head Duncan is going around
with his Uranium swathed in bandages
at present. and he says that he does
not feel the least bit fike writing
news Besides. Just at present he
and his running mate, Hospital APP
prentice Nelson, are more or less in
terested in being transferred to the
feet, Nelson, so we hear. is to join
the good ship West Virginia.
There are several other bandaged
heads out al Camp Very, as a result
of the pilkia between the marines and
the Kakaako gang. However, the boys
are well pleased to see that the loca
papers were fair to the men in uni.
form, in this case
Much interest has been aroused at
Camp Very over the establishment of
another marine camp at Pearl Harbor
The marines are beginning to make
quite showing around Honolulu.
National Guard.
Notice The non-commissioned stan
of the a. &. II. are requested to be
present at the drill shed on Wednes
day evening, December 20, at 1870
sharp. Instructions about drilling IN
extended order will be given by Cap
tain Johnson
Sergeant Roberts had very slim
audience on last Tuesday night on ac.
count of the wet weather Absentees !
missed some splendid points and III /
structiOns in tactics