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The Washington herald., 1911-07-29

but also planned the landscape work
which is to be done on the approaches of
the bridge
into the Rock Creek Valley on the
Georgetown side is about 200 feet south
of the west end Of the street on the
Washington side. 1t was necessary,
therefore, to have curved bridge to
meet the two points. Finally, 1t was
decided to start the east approach to the
bridge from the corner of Twenty-third
and Q streets, instead of making use Of
the few feet Of street running west OF
Twenty-third.
May Condemn Land.
Legislation already has been passed
authorizing the condemnation of any
necessary land, and the engineer depart
ment of the District government has de-
cided to protect itself against a repeti-
ton of the Connecticut Avenue Bridge
affair, when the monumental and archi-
tcctural effect Of the entire piece was
spoiled for lack of approaches. Two
houses were built on piece Of land at
the northwest end of the bridge after
the government had refused to purchase
the land. This practically ruins that ap-
there is absolutely no perspective, the
street winding through a maze of apart
ment houses and on to the bridge before
the traveller knows what is coming
The possibility of such a contingency
has been done away with in the plans
for the Q street bridge. At either end
land will be purchased and turned into
large plazas, and the beginning of the
east plaza at the intersection of O and
1'yIyar VII ir6 CT r1rilI Ia
a longer and handsomer approach to the
bridge.
Entrance to Park.
The west, or Georgetown, end of the
bridge win furnish handsome entrance
to Montrose Park when the new recrea-
ton ground is finished.
Except that 1t will be smaller, the new
bridge will bear much the same appear-
ance as the Connecticut avenue struc-
tlrre. Its superstructure will be different,
but the base and archwork will be of
concrete. The number of spans and the
general dimensions of the bridge have
not been worked out yet. but these will be
pushed rapidly now that the question of
the angle at which the bridge is to be
slung has been settled.
The roadway of the structure will be
thirty feet broad, and will run between
ten-foot sidewalks. The general appear
ance Of the bridge will be such that If
the contemplated Improvement of that
part of Rock Creek Valley materializes
other bridges can easily be built to har-
monize with it and the Connecticut ave-
nue. structure
VIII Relieve Old Bridge.
The new bridge is expected to accom-
plish two things of Importance: First,
furnish a convenient means of crossing
into Georgetown for residents of Column
ola Heights, Mount Pleasant, and all
The Washington herald., 1911-07-29
CATHEDRAL AVENUE SALE.

"tllfge, Gibbs & Daniel Report Sale
of Handsome Residence.
Mrs. Mary E. Jolly has purchased as a
home the house at 2s0S Cathedral avenue
from Mrs. Rose Smith Treanor The sale
was made through the real estate firm OF
Willige, Gibbs & Daniel
The house is one of row OF handsome
dwellings erected by Louis E. Breunineer
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-19
THE WANT AID MORE PEOPLE ONE DAY THAN YOU CAN SEE MONT

Eita namhriot quietly clipped away
from frI,lds md went 600 l.ps Cruces
Iui vcr' married by Hey Mitchell %
th' lI,s1.t'fIru church
Engineer stanton hos boon working
uu estimate. fnr tlin om.lnkmcnt
which Us .n ur milt 100 "a, pnse uorta-
west nl tu. dam This Nul bc 1889
f,,t .ud au1 sill hryo about 100000
yards of material leo it \ core wall OF
concrete vHl bee BUM m the ccntcr OF
&c. TH. nr cost about Ssu.u0o IN
aN
Mrs EJ Iumvs was visiting ~ las
'hurrs IN" carly rnt of The week
ON SUNDAY last Nh. George Catron
accompanied ui- wif to III paso. from
flch nlaae Mrs C1trpu went Z" vis-
70 ri'ude and relatives ~ kentucky
Ntr 'srun returned g. camp on
Thursday aut expects Go -n,nd tho
rest 90 tnr week at las poiowts Hot
Spilngs
District Eugnn, " NJ Reed has
hrcu u ~ roso tho past Tow days.
H. viu -rrni sunday with hIs fHnH4
htr,
Member 81 th. ladi,r Ala society
Vl' give 900 IcD cream e1.pi ~ tho
town sirr next THURSDAY
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-19
OFFICIAL CALL SENT
FOR DRY FARMING
CONGRESS
Officers of Sixth Convention
of the Kind Send Out Form
al Notification of Sessions
in Colorado Springs.

Tho ofiiea' call tui the appointments
of d.lcgaios 10 tho ~iNth dry nrmlus
congress has been issucd. TIA, heads
81 al nations. tho governors Of states.
Tho h,uis ~ agricultural department.
pr"sdDnts ot n.r turul college.
seed improvement sucietios ana ma
ny other persons Interested in Jrri-
culture or ts improvements are acc
corded tne priyllego ~ s.nllu, del
csatcs o. tae mc"tiHgs.
rhr congress viii cnuN,u, m Colo
rudu SPRING. colo. pVtnucr 10 Co
"a Tn. r.fil IL signrd nV Or J II.
WORT president; g g. Root cNccu-
tive chairman. and John LcnnnN.
chairman o' the hoprd ut control 1t
sets FORTH that hettor agriculture De-
tn, hope of tho world and tho ucces-
sits ot Tho individual farmer. and cou-
tiuu's, so part. ns follows.
Every country in the world has a
certain percentage of urri HururHl
acroage for which thcrc 80 either linz
itcd raintoll or limited moistur, in
other forms.
10 solve tn"s" great problems is the
work of thls srcat cooperative con
Eif -, hUu you IRE ufgrtl - 'onsldrt
THIS convention Of tho utmost cum-
M, rcial aud social importance to Your
country, commonwealth ana Hsspei j.
itrs.
Tbe prugrlm wiz bc devoted 90 dis
cuseing ldans FOR rapid cnlargem, nj
oi thc necessary agricultural rducd-
tionil propaganda, cooperative work
h'tNcrn nations. status ana farmers,
- Ia methods OF overcoming problems
va Sac conservation of moisture. soil
fertility and of breeding more droutl
r's s,ing plants and fruits. studying
a1d rebuilding the soils and uvcrem-
ING eft diseases of plant life, trees and
soils enlargement uf experimental
methods, national and state legislation
affecting the farmer from the stand
puint of Development and mo:hodH.
MANIFESTATIONS the interests of tho
humrstrhdcT etc,
The congress Mill open prnmptly At
% clock Monday an rnnnu ana VIII
remain "a session untii Fridn, noon.
The program naing 80 arrdnp | that
delegates may have ampls nrpor'i,n-
itF Ia visit The exposition hnl ,thor
attracu0ns
VI least ono evening viii be d"v IT.
"a io Amusement and two oven pss
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-19
NEW MERCHANDISE
COMPANY AT TULAROSA
lu'1r ~ Trading Conipany inicr-
ii"lh; tu,"rnmcnt irrigation Dis
rn~"rd ~ Wen Intended Meeting


Tul1rosa, y NJ Jun, ID. o.
wharton a cpmpuuS Friday sold their
stools o' general merchant o. b. r.
hr"I. un'r~ uud u y Htuau uf Tu-
,um,'r. =. NJ. who have iorm,d thr
THHrps1 Trading company ana ar,
1"" 100 chars, oI ~tm- J g. WHARF
tom ana u Upton have conducted
t1i, business fnr SOME time. unItr th,
r.i'ful management az J. q. Wlsr-
ton, aad aav" bu.lt the busiue., frlm
" small beginning To- Us present solid
basis
Nj g. o. Haul of tho Alurado
I'l'phou. company. was I'm town Fri
d1y looking aftor tho telephones
George Bent made q Oyiug "trip Co
ru''r's1 Friday
W u Turner. prominent uneh-
man, Ms Iu town from his ranch Fri.
dal
Mr.. HeoWu. representing th, Ameri-
con GROCERY company, was n town
irHusucting business Friday
Mis-. Margaret prudc has returned
.from Colorado Guy. Texas whcrc she
has been visiting friends 'or the past
tvn months
Mr. H. \ Archer, representing tn
Nugquc.qu. Morning Journal. wrs iu
town Thursday looking aftor ouslu,--
Jack Maxwell was in town FRIDAY
,r'm ms ranch on Three Rivers y VI
All"n pIorcr was iransacting bus
moss .n Tularosu Thursdas
Goorec Mari. Wife and father verr
IN town Friday from Las cruces ~.
NJ Mr. Mar h1. been working az
the Elephant Butte dam for some
time
Thomas Luna whsle gong home
saturday morning. found dynamite
cap laying u th, road Not knowing
what il w1s. hc took IL homo and
tried 90 take the powder out Tho
can went Oft and blow his hand to
pieces. Ho win ioec three OF four i'm
g,r- ana part of his hand
Tulprusa win celebrate the Fourth
of July with harbccuc and mauy
other anus mcnts. The finance and
trr1ngem, committees met last
night and arranged the prnggnmm. l.
follows:
Hig civic parade.
Music AN day hy the Tu'nra.a band
FREQ barbecue,
llnrTc raccs
Bows ana girls foot rtro>
Base ball samr betNo,n Tulurosa
and IN" Moscil,rp Indians
Big dance.
~ j. FIRE. aud over, hrdN is asked
TO oc there Gou are welcome
several citizcn, of TulurnFt met at
the uihrr of Dr J. " Long last week
wish col - " Wood and + Rush
of Alamognrdo. y NJ. ana discussed
the matter of i.rigaiiun under govern
mont regulations approved Man 3ist,
1870, The result of the meeting wns
tho fo,ming of the rularosa hair of
the Sacramento Reclamation ascot
u,iOn. The total expense oi the send
ms OF "a man 10 Washington ~ placed
NJ $3.50 Gnd Aldmogordo ana Tuarosa
are to share equally IN the matter
Mr.. ! j. Dale ana Dr \ u. uow.
oll hnV' returned from Alto. - NJ.
where thel have been trnnsactina bus
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-19

o. joint ..ssious Yf th, Dry Famine
cousr.s. md ga, cousrcs~ ct F'r
Women
Tho international section viii D., al-
dressed b., eoiru'ists from man. ut
upus
no. Tive issues OF the d1y zoo enc
agricultural world will b.. discussed
b, loading thinkers .uI Experiment
mlist- ana no feature of practical
farming uiH be omitted in thr ar
t9ug'mont uf thc session.
Technical mntters viii bc treated N
rep i'. m1dc q. 200 congrc-- Dr., snt,-
ial committees appointed by the pres.
dent o' tho congress 90 carry ON in
vDstieatiouS. aud 90 formulate future
puEs ana advice for tho honoht or
thIe congress
Institute s,ssion- WI %, arranged
f'r 'u uharrr of various states cnrh
l3r
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-19
FOR SALE.

y250o-- room modern cottage,
Fouih Wa.d. east front. cement
walks, lawn shade gas. large porch,
ray like rent
S350O-6-room modern brick, High
lands, close TO central; 5o-foot iol
walks screen porchcs, cellar. cash
or terms.
$2500--i-room ana bath. two screen
porches, cement walks. so foot lot
new house. wo! nuished This in
cludcs AN furniture gas range aud
extra electric light hXtur p. Fourth
vurd Terms
$500 Eight room, modern, cement
block. close In. corner lot 5USi50. ce.
mont walks. lHwp. shade, steam heat.
sleeping porch shade.
$4,000 luoxli2, corner. cement
walks; rhird ward CLOSE IN.
ifgacros of alfalfa. close la.
100 acres Of rich land m tine PAN
handl ,1 trad, for % 5-room modern
home iu Aihuqurruur.
JOHN VI. NOOl,I REALTY 90.
Iii,E INSURANCE. REAL tS1, TE.
LOANS \\D NBsJEN1lS
III Wet Cold Ave. Phone 10.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-19
INSURANCE MAN ARRESTED

Pueblo, Colo. Junc la-l = More.
oUsr. an Insurance agent oil Pueblo
is under arrest here ON n telephone
me sage from Trinidad charged with
selling a quarter section OF land Ia
he SunIlowor valley hat did NOT he.
long 10 him. IL Is said 70 have ae.
.urod $500 cash Tor the land and a
mortgage fo, The balance $3.50.
Morehouso VAS formerly representa-.
i've OF the Continental lnVcsimcnt
company az Trinidad We w.af 90
hat civ iron Denver anoW six
months ago
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-19
NEWS NOTES FROM
ELEPHANT BUTTE
Horses Injured in Runaway;
Man Who Laid First and
Last Stones of Roosevelt
Project Employed at Engle,



'''"N
away
'" '''
'"'' ''' ''
""' "'7 ''" '"''
i'' M'I.. Nh'"h r'''n'f hli .
90 N'"-'s 'l'' 900" tl' oar i"'d oi
''iI' ''t'i NtA"n- have lf 80 pa.
WHO '..r gur hIch ana tup"r-
Id.Ht -mallruusrn having "a
rrut.ur .Hal budf yrscted 80 the
t.. oI inc u'I i.mpnrr, brldel west
l.u,- und Gs sang hu,e thI. bridge
ip operation .ud ana" D'mplotel
d la- n',u rnl.ius 1ut some of the
u.uts e. IuufU i,., ul.tru,..t chan.
o.. Ia 90, I...g
pYr.rr .n. pa.r t,. weeks very
..nslG.r,h.. ..orress mas b,,u mad.
Boz tn. S.l.li,sn io, ,no ui,mc on
TI.ed., Hr., hol.t.ur .npin.s AR.
rt.d WHOM NII "a. nlar.1 .r sim.
.I.rr,... ana ,.eJ ., th. rp,,ra
rrurabG thr moss v,li.v known
imam ,h.rr ..mn .,ho work. op IN.
f.fm 81 John tho negro tag man ON
tho rln.Ia. derrick OF which Mr.
rar, 4 ,ap.u,er 1.Iu has "A GOOD
etrars vote. upJ ann oft,n h. hcnrd
4ua,ta af , mile aNnN calling sls
mails a ri,a.d tho nret ston, ana
up. Mst stone IN thc Roosey,I dam
nud .s ,n cxprrl tag man
pHus I<Itrnu,r ra, pot,eo IN IN.
s,lt.b f,r ,ha siding which Is d, Inn.
D.. in. -lar, house.
"Niirk,v' Wcich w1a Transferred a
..lple .f d8Nf ago Z, IA. rosd d, mn,
..s dor bou-e FOR tho sand sinne o,ar-
-. II, .Aill .b8ya. ia half done b, tn,
cr, %, ,h, w,ek
Dan Tuyl,r Ia mart al his s.t,,
making trail so tb9t stunning 81
tu. tludatone ,aa be-. .ommrn-ad
soon
~ potter ! Don't. examiner f,r tho
United states reclamation service M
~ rlso and his Drldr. ~sro in camp
uu Thursday ana Friday Mr. DENTS
hum. uae formerly ia Toronto. can
tJl
Enatu.cr Jas A rranch ann post
uast.I smith of ri pu4o Nc.r visitors
900 INN GA "wednesday and Thursday
,J,s.,. smith rr,n,a and nan,
"a, utuu above. STONED on their re-.
Turn Irpm the Tinted Statoy court Al
e.., Mr. pept vrs attorney far
lh. ruted states r. exclamation service
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-19
wu,>> orr. sr,r, SENTENCE

Nunut, IUIu. IUnV TH~N dlrI OI
bread ana water Tor uu, week o,or}
vcar was part of the svntouo, 'm
posed upon Frank Nolpo, an italian.
who was round guilty in the district
court al Saguachr 40 murder ia IN"
second degree lnr me killing II Frank
Gariuno a RIo Grandr section boss
JudSo Holhropk sentenced Nolpc tu
serve from tom tu tvcntv wears IN M,
STATE pcuit.uIaW AT canon City Al
hard labor
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-19
WANTED.

WANTED competent woman for
COOK tuJ h"usa work. family VI t"o.
Lnrkutft Ranch. Phone tl4 1du
WANTED Carpet cleaning " \
Con. Zuj East Central Phone -6N.
---------.-.-s -----.-s-- ---.sasa---.- -
Light SMirHlNG and shueing, shocs
hand made. bad feet speciality.
Cheap for cash. Geo Hutchinson. FL
West Lead 2i.ti
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-19
HOUSES FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-a-ro1m modern brick.
also 3-room house, CLOSE IN. :. l..
Burton. Phone az. 15c
IpR RENT Thrro. room cottage
Tor light housekeeping. Modern
AIS Nurth SECOND. I.c
FOR RENT 3-roOm furnished mouse
with sleeping porch Large shade
trees on rrar ot bot Cheap to right
part! Phone mornings $50. II
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-19

ron RENT Furnished room. SO:
Lady or gentleman employed days,
5l3 ". Lead ave, 40 sick
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-19
ROOMS FOR RENT.

FOR RENr-Furnishcd room. single
ana en- suite Tor HIGHT housekecpine
3li West Silver ave. @lc
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-19
BY BUD" FISHER

Sto0o--s-room. 2-s,ory brick. mod
crn. West Central nno location.
l.Doo cash, balance per cent
'ao0-3-room franc. lot 66StI2.
good well; Highlands. near car limo.
$1,000 1room blick modern. GOOD
fhadc. W Copper ave- corner loi;
terms
S2100--6 room double brick South
Broadway, close In. rent $50. sT0o
cash. balance per cent
$b5nn.- Groom brick modern. fine
shade trees and lawn. corner lot ,jS
$50, fine location. West TiioFns
$500 broom frame. good out
buidinsp. corner lot. south Walter.
MONEY TO IOAN
FIRE INSURANCE
A. FleisC her
III SOUTH FOURTH STREET.
Next to New Postofhce. Phone s7S.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-03-31
cHRYsANTHEMuM.s

Chrysanthemums stand fourth in
commercial importance among flow
ers. Only the rose, the violet and the
carnation surpass them, and that chief
ly because the chrysanthemum sea-
son Is so short, while the others can
be had from the florist nearly the
whole year round. Greece gave us
the name. Chrysanthemum means
golden flower" But the name was
invented long before the big butter
yellow globes were known in the oc-
cident 1t referred to the prevailing
gold in the small varieties that were
known. Strangely enough, the first
chrysanthemum brought into Europe
was not gold, but purple, 1t was a
small flower about two inches across,
shaped like an aster. Somebody took
it to Europe from China in 1890 and,
presto, the modern history of chrys-
anthemums was begun
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-03-31
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL
Paragraphs That Give Condensed
News Of the Day.

Large airy furnished rooms with hot
and cold bath. Hotel Arlington.
Mrs. Dickerson has received a con-
sgnment of new millinery per S. S.
Sierra. "
Easter Postas and Easter Cards; a
fine line to be seen at Wall, Nichols
Co., Ltd.
Expert plano tuning and repairing
by 3. H. Mclaughlin at Honolulu
Music Co. Telephone 1926.
Subscribe for the Call, Chronicle, or
Examiner, $500 per month. Wall,
Nichols Co., Ltd, agents.
The girls at the Palama Settlement
gave a fine gymnastic exhibition last
night. Miss Fisher has them well
trained, and as they finished each OF
their turns they were given round
after round of applause by the audi
ence.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-03-31
SURPRISE FOR
TWO ATTORNEYS

It is a sad state of affairs when at
torneys do not know on which side of
the fence they are, but such a situa.
ton arose this morning. PAX Sang jim
is under arrest for assault and threat
ening language and as there seemed
no chance of his case being reached
this morning Lorrin Andrews asked
the the court to continue it to another
day. This application seemed to sur
prise Attorney A. L. c. Atkinson, who
appeared for the prosecution in the
case, and he remarked that he
thought that Attorney H. G.
Spencer was appearing for he de-
fence. 1t was then Andrews turn to
express surprise, for he had been paid
what he termed fairly good fee"
and was there to defend PAX Sang jim.
Spencer didn't recognize his client,
and could not have been expected to
as he had never seen him, but to al
low of the matter to be Strengthened
out, the judge agreed to the continu-
ance asked by Andrews. Andrews
knows he is for the defence and de
clared that that was all he cared
about.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-03-31
CLUNEY AGAIN
UNOER ARREST

Attorney Billy Rawlins had some
pertinent remarks to make in the
police court this morning as to the
right of Judge VIM. B. Lymer to as
sumo jurisdiction over John Quincy
charged with breach of the aubomo-
bile regulations, and in so doing Raw
Inns brought Motor-Ohicer Chiffon
under the lash.
Cluney was arrested by Chiffon for
making an unnecessarily loud noise
with his motor horn, and Rawlins
stated that when Chiffon made the ar
rest he informed Quincy that he was
acting under Judge Lymer's instruc-
tions. When asked to produce a war
rant Chiffon went away, subsequently
returning with a warrant signed by
himself If it were true that Judge
Lymer had directed Chiffon to arrest
Cluney Rawlins thought that it should
disqualify Judge Lymer from taking
Jurisdiction.
Judge Lymer pointed out there must
have been misunderstanding, for he
did not think he was disqualified from
During a session of the court on Sat
urday last a machine making evolu-
lions along Merchant street made a
fearful noise, and much to the Courts
relief Chiffon went out and made an
arrest. But the court did not know
whether is was Cluney or not who had
made the noise. While Judge Lymer
did not thing he was disqualified from
sitting he thought that the suggestion
made by Rawlins that he ask for a
jury trial was a good one and granted
it. In asking for a jury trial Rawlins
expressly stated that he meant no
disrespect to the judge but added that
he had had enough of fighting cases
where not only the facts had to be
met, but also public opinion and some,
times the press was unfair"
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-03-31
RSONS IN THE NEW S

COLLECTOR coTTRlLL has taken
house in Kinau street.
go
RAY STANDARD BAKER, the noted
magazine writer, left on Wednesday
for home.
HIGH SHERIFF HENRY went last
week to Kohala to serve some pa
pers in the Woods land case.
%s~
JUDGE and MRS. DOLE are booked
to leave by the Korea this afternoon
on six months vacation. Part of
the time will be spent in Europe.
SO
COLONEL SAM PARKER is leaving
this afternoon by the. Korea for a
trip abroad He will be accompanied
by his stepdaughter, Miss Beatrice
Campbell.
MR.. and MRS. E. A. DoUTHlTT leave
for San Francisco this afternoon by
the p. M. S. Korea. After a short
sojourn on the coast they will pro-
coed to New York.
E##
MRS. H. B. MARINER, the wife OF
the well known Honolulu insurance
man, went to Hilo in the Wilhelm
ina last week to join her husband
here and to spend a vacation.
*ss
MRS. N. M. ALMY will be a passen-
! ger by the p M. S. Korea to the
coast this afternoon. 1t is under
stood that she is going in the inter
estof a new theatrical venture.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-03-31


A Woman's Way.-A writer in the
New York Globe tells of a young
woman who. he believes, is not in
f9rior to any man in the management
of the affairs of life She bought a
small farm, and was busy overseeing
the work on it. -''
The other day she ordered a tele-
phone installed. and the company's
workmen started out. Presently the
"boss" called her out to the lawn.
1--WE cant run the wire in without
damaging that tree" he said, point
ing to a fine old elm near the piazza
az cant be done"
'Very well" replied the young
woman, smiling, then you needn't
put in the phone;" and she re-entered
the house.
did the electricians go away
nsked the correspondent, who assur-
edly believes that a man should
think twice before insisting upon his
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-03-31
NEW ApvER1IaEMENra.
I, THE WEATHER.

Local Office, y. s. Weather Bureau,
Honolulu, T. H., March 81, 1911.
Temperature, Z =. N-.; 3 h. m; 10
a. m; and morning minimum:
65; So 70; 70; GO.
Barometer ROAMING. Absolute hum
ldity (grains per cubic foot; relative
humidity and dew point at 8 a. m:
29.99; $40; 81; so.
Winu vefocTJy ana direction at 2
M; a. m. 10 a m; and noon:
GIN; 6NW; 8NE; 12NE
Rainfall Curing "a hours ending a.
m. trace.
Total wlnL movement during 81
hour ended at noon 100 miles.
VIM, =. STOCkMAN.
Section Director.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-03-31
FIaurence Ward Conc at Last.

After a long series of delays wait
ing for a favorable wind, the Flaur-
ence Ward sailed for Midway Island
this morning with supplies. She has
been all ready for several days now
but was waiting for a favorable wind.
A good wind was blowing this morn.
ing, and she proceeded out of the har-
Dor under her own power. Once out
side she set sail for Midway Island.
She will be gone about a month.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-03-31
PETER STANLEY ONCE
MORE GOES UNTRIED.


After appearing in the police court
a dozen times or more in connection
with charge of pimping, Peter STAN
ley was this morning discharged by
Judge Lymer. The case presented
Unusual features inasmuch as the
complaining witness, now under a
charge of perjury, denied that Stan.
ley was guilty. L. M. Straus conduct
ed the defence and at the close of the
evidence for the prosecution yester-
day he made a motion for the dismis.
sal of the case. When the Court open.
ed this morning Judge Lymer an
nOunced that he would grant the
motion. The witness, Matilda Pes.
tana, will come up for trial on the
perjury charge on Tuesday next, bail
being fixed at $1,000.
boosted mental superiority to The
sex.
mo. sir. They put in the phone
and without harming the tree"
"A man, now" he concludes,
would have argued a half hour over
the matter"
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-03-31

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