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The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-05-23
y y y y y

Nothing the of
the brig Thaddeus
be kept alive and allowed anguish Sin this
be productive The of
that the Sandwich Islands pioneers up against
thing.
easy here boy
boy with the bare The doesn't anything
bored the anything because has be old enough
0 him. result, boy grows
school
boy of Hawaii boy NATTER along
possible, disgaced
ne the stretch do politics politics and there
somehow in business, what is taught.
During the candidates
tremendously ashamed of the Hawaiian
addressed nightly 'Yu
chair without paying him wob he said
trastg
baseball game football
yelling calling themselves Fans,
the fellows
dieasing decision whether mafesty the
watching applauded the
really that he has something deserving of applause
applause that the who urn tek' politically
indictment
a justify preacher
but which goes.
general things Boy
duty country people all
Scout Law, which is;
al scouts bonori is to be trusted
his honor by telling lie, by
exactly when trusted his honor
directed hand his scout badge and
again. he may 70 directed o o
"2 loyal 10 his his leaders, his country and
to a others o whom loyalty q due.
80. A scouts duty ID o b and % help others
prepared time life help injured And
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-05-23
sIDELICTTS
WATCHING rnn TAnnr.

Perhaps hat shouA pay niue attention 70
present being Washington @ n question We tnou
ha, All right snd cant en DO rut in foreign cakes o. confectionery
but that TO be In hite
The easi Tor Mexico and
Argentine Republic pretty 50 We Jet the
eloquent without hdg theft thunder
bolts
the interest taken by the Oriental n
compared Perhaps might be little serious too for our
particularly Japanese They do not follow the
debates thereby nng shrwdness and appreciation Of the value Of
emulation much whether tho present bill
''fakers lis" But haven't
handy showing es Crk they want
cotfre know
your trade journals
posted Chnaman the
gamblers would The interest with him is not altogether of commercial
certain articles food anxious them cost
Remembering the Exclusion Act he hasn't much
particular Celestial ddbt without
therefor but just the that miracles
sometimes happen.
Oriental then they will be nearly unanimous
they sell merchandise American manufacturer then they would
sell little able boast when asking for nice
appropriation, that customs duties But
living reduced husbands could
longer kick the bills in.
dismissed with the
nothing politics that should
children light and periodicals
home life written by
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-05-23
uHIT.nRREia UolEPY.AINTe.

For summer diarrhoea in children al
ways give Chamberlain Collie, Ohol-
era and DiaFFh0ea Remedy and castor
oil, and a speedy cure Il certain. For
sale by Benson, Smith 8 Co., agents
for Hawaii.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-05-23
WHEN THE SOLDIER COMES TO TOWN.

hope live plan concerning
Centraton of khaki clad soldiers
going to be animated spot No longer will it be
place of defenders
make inquiry to the existence be
towering the skies literally
fetal home of the Superintendent Public
proximity to that building the Central Union Church will
time The street will schedules
will be hand tell the
to bed and when many
And bear all in mind the fact that the soldier
given, and the possession of the dollar
he if he wants provided clothes
church though contributes
hercuean
of business if they get fasdions the patrons
For Uncle
be as bad he looks and he
closes the door Of of
fifteen dollar month enlisted individual
producing exercise under the
must not buy his clothes his
Ii the soldier stays here long
in which the lot is situated will lod something
Indeed hath been ntated spelling
first full and taking
under the supervision of Colonel
The building will
customed utionsf
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-05-23

According to a cable received last
wight BY tie Morehants' Exchange, the
German bark II. Haek6eld has arrived
1T Portland, outward bound from 10.
,nolalu.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-05-23

excellent ideas good that they ovreach have known
their at
of the peng
take what they know be the side argument
talked well
noOety they could
their published Making the
is sometimes agreeable that Criminals multiply
excellent of the local Sunday schools of send
the letter
much missed bright happy face last Sunday
and soiciousy missing little
neghbors regular attendant at
Sunday unfortunately recently,
protesting larger sister, who considered that the
with coating of Beetania
than skipping Sunday The little fehw
school
postman delivered postcard addressed him. his first
of probably
had his mother read him how his bght happy face
had
the Sunday school
mudpuddles would rather
posman bright face description hit his
vanity
postcard distribution.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-05-23
KILL THE GERMS.

The spirit contention is contagious Whether this like the cholera
due like measles nhaing the same
nbut "catchng the
exclusive its tastes habitat
mansion saloon church, restaurant boarding HlO
high school MOhonk Conference 1t
and treats all of them alike.
controversy journalistic
the trail bazed salvation of the Hawaiian
extremely interesting lengthy
ing site DOPE betting contest hunting
time
whether the
our has completely recovered his wind
But let shall quarantine
and fill pest holes with prohibit bathing
waters pupey be unable
tagioR For the spreading checked
vaang disaster will be med Indeed the situation
The Chinese have become afflicted Tong
they have been stricken My vegetable
day that he belonged the Ceesta
that he had the attending
luau given by his conviction
crime of not being careful when he tried
quite understand until prominent
Fend hacker Perhaps
for all question
he all Thwing Christian, Leiek
mind to the ourm
The Japs quite susceptible
little spark They light
different window and small
for the qualities glass by
The discussion phiph
the contentious
really
making campaign material and
bathing niousf These similar questions
disturbing the religious equilibrium of the benighted.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-05-23
= y = y =

those who suddenly preach "civic pde
Getty Beautiful" hung the tail of the Mahuk site
policy evidently reading the advice Of the
little fly will very
black raspberry.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-05-23
y y = y y

the to
builders who proceeding with aaity which
building ordinance which eventually
release look like The
Waikiki of In
of about hundred
small
he erecting built
without
of
of
residence district
wide running of Emma This
city attorneys
they surely
nothin else MeanMhi the tenement fnnrish
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-05-23

Those who have been complaining the publicity
gives to his views public questions should hunt his quotations
of the week the federal building site
that the Governor not only
each paper each day
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-20
TWO LONG DISTANCE
WALKERS HERE
Brothers Walking from Bos.
ton to Los Angeles to Make
Test of Different Diets
Visit Albuquerque.

u. A. and W. H Bunum. two
brothers. who az. Walking from Hos
ton 20 the Pacific coast 90 Test the
comparative endurance of men fed
with different dietss were Ia the city
Saturday on their way west. Tho two
young men are taking the trip In the
interest 81 one ~ the departments OF
Harvard university.
one Is vegetarian and the other
habitually eats the usual meat and
vegetable diet of most people. The
vegetarian. W. a.. Buftum. Ia NJ pres
ent slightly heavier than his brother.
but does not appear to have the en-
during capacity Of the elder man. y.
II. Buftum subsists on an ordinary
average diet 81 meats and vegetables.
and presents fine-trained appear
ance. with apparently excellent vital
ity. Both are healthy. cIear-eyed
YOUNG mon and take a great interest
In their trip. They recount all sorts
Of hardships experienced on the road.
and say that while they are glad Ia
have made this trip. they will never
undertake another. They have been
on the road since June. The Buffums
VIII 30 west from here tomorrow.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-20
.BAGGED THREE DEER
IN SHORT time
Trio of Albuquerque Nimrods
Highly Eulogise San Mateo
Country; They Kill the
Bucks.

The dccr.sbootine record for local
nimrods IL believed to hav. been IS
tablished thls week by W Y. Walton.
w. \. Footc and mr.. Cooper. who re-
turned Thursday from an insaslon Of
the san Maieo mountain They
brought with them three of the anes,
bucks ever exhibited here. and they
declare without batting an eye that
the deer were feilch within y few
hours after the hunting camp had
been set up.
The iargrst deer. prey "a the deadly
aim of Mr.. Walton. was yesi, rday on
display az Hugh Trottcr's and was
viewed with envlour admiration by
scores Of local huntsmcn and Others
Mr.. Foote. who can speak from
wide experience on such matters. de-
clarsE that the San Mateo country IL
q veritable huntsman's paradise. To
reach IL. he says. viii abundantiy re-
pay any lover Of the forest prlmev.,l
tor the necessary eighty-nve milo
drive.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-20
0RAToRICAL CONTEST
WON BY w. c. COOK
Local Boy u Not Accoriod Warm Ire
csptiou &c kfr~s, isnt Osasion Car-
rtcS House by storm.

Accorded warmer reception nj
santa Fe saturday night than were the
other entrants of the orasorical contest,
w. G. Cook, who represented the Uni.
verslty ~ New Mexico, So impressed
his hearers that ne was given the
medal which goes 10 first place. Cook
represented the University last year.
and took the second prize at that
time
His grafton this year dealt with
tho physical problems confronting so
cleiy. and took up at some length the
science Of cguenicA Clarence Thomas
~ the Agricultural college. M A..
otero. Jr., Of the Military Institute.
end Mise Aurora Lueero Of the Nor
NAL University, were the other con.
teslanis. The jndgeE were.
Thought and composition; Judge
Ira a. Abbott w. J. Lucas. Miss Evlyn
Butler. on delivery; judge John u.
McFir, Hon. Nathan Jaifa. Mrs. I.oona
Lodge
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-20
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
TIE WEATHER.

Tonight and Tuesday fair not much
change IN Temperature.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-20
DARK ALLEYS TO
HAVE LIGHTS
Proposition Has Been Laid Be-
fore Committee of City
Council; Business Houses
Will BE Protected.

AZ result; of some agitation ny
those who have tho highest standard
OF efficiency OF the police department
most at heart Il N very probable that
lncandeacent lights will be placed in
all OF the down town ailnYs.
Few realize the danger OF robbery
from thugs concealing themselves in
dark alleys. Frequently arrests OF
dangerous characters have been made
By the police OF hugs hiding In
dark corner. Some of the alleys are
so dark that Il Ia impossible to see
any object and. accordingly the ad.
vantage In altogether with the man
IN hiding.
With three lights In each block OF
alley al very small cost. the police
viii be able TO detect any one in hid.
ing or trying 10 make an entrance In.
TO building. Not only will the work
OF The police be- enhanced but the
protection for property owners will
be more than doubled. n In natural
that the man cyading detection will
seek the darkest place. Most 0f the
robheries OF business concerns In re-.
cent ycara have been from the win.
dowe and doors nearest to dark alley
ways
The proposed district Will run from
TiieTas 10 the viaducc and from Flrsi
20 Sixth, taking In all Of the alleys
In the business district.
The proposition has been placed be
fore the proper committee OF tina cit,
council and Il IL expected that favor
able action will be taken Immediately
The proposed plan OF financing ID,
proposition is that the council max.
an appropriation to partially cove
the cost and that the remainder b,
made by popular subscriptions from
the merchants 10 be benefited by IN,
improvement.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-20

day night by Richard and pringle's
ninsirels A feature which was a
Close second 60 powell's comedy faces
ana humorous hnngs was the band
and orchestra playing, THIS was re-
markn bly, good.
The Idea ~ hagins the show appear
from ths vefsnda and steps Of ho-
sei, with the minslTels Consumed a.
Walters and bell boys. was novel and
tonk With the crowd az first glance.
The musical quartette in the second
- ctlan of the entcrtaipmenl we're oct
ter than h generally heard IN min
sirol show. and inight well make WAY
~ vaudeville, somewhere close 10 the
top 81 the bill, THO shsaphone play
Ing was particularly good
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-20
MINSTREL SHOW rs
BETTER THAN USUAL
New songs. and lac s'emciy Work of
Clarence Powell, Anc Especially s;f-
Tec,hc saturday t,xcnine.

Tho eHectivo eameay work of Clar-
ence Powell was the main feature of
the minstrel show psf on hero sstur-
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-20

"youn MONEY bach ~ you
WANT ~"


owns ranch IN las Huortas canyon
OF the sandals. speat saturday In the
city with friends.
Eugene Kcmpcnich. former travel.
ing man OF thin city. but nov wsr-
chant OF Peralia. vas IN thc city sat
urday on business, lie returned thia
morninr.
Among the gussta who have arr
rived here for the noshberEer-
Grunsfeld wedding are Mr.. and AIRS.
Julius Rosrnwald. Mira. y. A. Stone
hill. Mrs. Austrian, all OF Chicago:
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Eiseman OF Hos
ton and Mrs =, narels Of Denver.
President Y. r. Ripley OF the SAN
IN Fe was In Albuquerque for fe~
minutes last night in his private car,
en- route 10 the Paeific eoas, TO spend
the winter, Tho throat ailmcnt which
was the cause Of considerable worry
20 him when he war here few
months aao. is consldsrably better.
Among the school teachers who
crowded the Alvarado and the depot
platform Saturday night. ON their
way home from their meeting In
santa re. we're \. A. Kaiser. super
intendent OF schnois for Eddy coun-
~. and w A Ppore. recentiy elected
10 succeed Mr. kairs.e,
40 better Indication OF the growth
OF q city Is To he lad than the demand
Tor hotel accommodation and ac-
cordingly this city Is advancing rap
idly The --latest advance IN this line
u the announced leasing OF the third
floor OF tbs na-slrickler building
by Mrs. Fred Hamn. previously 10
Gated In the kDrber block. A thor
oughiy modern coming house is TO
be conducted ana he thirty-fwo rooms
provide an OPPORTUNITY such rs few
other buildings 10 The city. The fur
nishlngs have already been Installed
and guests are icing taken care OF
according ga me reputation Of the
management
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-20
GA NJ IS
GA NJ S
GAMES
GAMES
GAMES

EVERYTHING ~ GAMES.
Our Prcsrm wsndnw Display will
give you some isks 81 she variety.
Make your Christians -riertions pow
while assortment !. rumpic,e. Games
In suit c,er,bnd,.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-20

owns a ranch in l.as Huortas canyon
OF the sandals. speat Saturday In ths
city with friends
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-20

Eugene Kcmpenich. former travel.
ing man OF thin city. but nov wsr-
chant OF Peralia. was IN thc city sat.
urday on business. lie returned thta
fnorulne
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-20

Who 10 whos Phone soi or COS. We
deliver messaeaeA parcels ana bas-
fs3e nrysnt'A
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-20

James W. Chavez OF willard spent
Saturday and sunday Ia the city
AZ. 4. Moore Of Estancia - in Aibu-
dutrque on business visit
J. w. Daugherty and niece OF santa
Fc we're visitors In the city yesterday.
q. r.. Anderson Of socorro Il spend.
ms n few days In the city.
Ralph Earcley Of Estancia was a
business visitor here yesterday
Eddy Delgado N here from his
nome In Santa fc on oricf visit.
NJ. l.. Dorr ~ santa Fe was Nm Al
bnquerdue visitor saturday night and
yesterday.
L. n. Cleveland of Las Vegas Is
spending ioday here on political busi-
ness
Auto ana Carriage Tap Robes.
Horse Risnkets direct from mill Al
special sale prices J Kerber a 90.
solomon Luna Of Los Lunae spent
the day here yesterday. leaving today
Tor Los Lunas.
Miss Emma Dawson OF seama. was
day night on her way home.
Miss Bessie Cavannugh and Miss
Mabel Leake of SANTA re spent ycs-
terday Ia Albuquerque
l.. Is. walmcr. a sheep buyer from
itoarney, Nebraska. Ii IN the city on
business to-day
q. V. fIanion, santa re tie and tim
her Inspector on the Itelen cut on Is
here for a day or so on business.
W. A. Mccoy OF M0uniainair Is
spending day or 80 IN the city on
business AFFAIRS.
". j. Pruett ~ Bclen. we'll known
iR Albuquerque. h spending today
here on business matters
Walter u. Mcfarland v'as here for
several hours between trafna saturday
nlshi on his way homo 20 silver city
}, b. rinsley. agricultural expert
Tor the santa ~ spent Yesterday and
saturday al hia hame here. after 9
trip into tho eastern part ~ Che
stuie,
=, T. Staley. president 81 the sun,
set Mining COMPANY, left this morn.
ing for cerrillps. whore his COMPANY
h doing aomo dcyeiopment work,
v. q. Fox, general manager % tbs
western lines Of the santa We. II on
his wsy ~ Aibuquorque from Amnr'
no, and win likely arrive tonirhi.
Paul Ellis, son % lhe family which
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-20
Biz PAY In Civil Service

The pay h good. the work eongsn.
laI. ana promotion rapid IN the Y. =.
Civil Service, n you are an Ameri-
can man or woman over ~ you are
eligible for any government position
II you pass The Civil Service Examl-
nation, TO learn how You can quail.
ny In your spare sine. write Tor our
free Civil Service booklet. NJ. elf.
ton Hogahcad, representative Of IN.
ieFnaiionai Correspondents ssShools
naz ifa. AIbuqaergae. N. ~.
The Detroit times., 1911-04-05

Naval Reserves Cruise Date Set.
Detroit Naval Reserves annual
cruise will take place Aug. z to II and
will be spent in Lake Superior around
Duluth.
The Detroit times., 1911-04-05
WASH THAT ITCH AWAY

II is said there are certain springs
In Europe that give relief and cure 10
Eczema and other skin diseases n
you knew that by washing I'm three
waters you could be relieved from that
awful itch, wouldn't you make every
effort 10 take trip to Europe at once
Would you not be willing to spend
your last cent to find the cure7
But you need not leave home for
these distant springs. Relief Is right
here In your own home town.
A simple wash of Oil OF Winter.
green, Thymol and other Ingredients
as compounded only in ID. ID. ID. pre-.
scription will bring instant relief 10
that terrible burning itch, and leave
the skin as Smooth and healthy as
that OF child.
Best possible wash for pimples and
all skin impurities.
III you have not already tried Il. get
at least 25-cent bottle today. We as.
sure you of instant relief.
Central Drug Co., 95-1S7-2s7 Wood.
ward-ave., 153 Grand River-ave.
Wills b. Perkins (R)'
The Detroit times., 1911-04-05
VESTS WIFE
ASKS LEN|ENCY
Asks Judge Phelan Not To Be Too
Hard on Husband If He's Brought
Here for Trial.

Judge Phelan. Tuesday morning. re-
ceived a telephone call from Mrs.
Hume IL. West, wife OF the Detroit
man, whose troubles have brought
him into the limelight on various oc-
casions.
She asked the judge for leniency
in the event OF West being brought
back to Detroit. The Judge told her
that he could promise her nothing.
II Is uncertain that West will be
returned TO Detroit. Considerable ef-
fort has been made TO have him
brought back here. He jumped his
bail bond from the recorders court.
IL Is rumored in Detroit that he will
probably escape from his troubles in
the east In the event that he does
he will be brought TO Detroit.
The Detroit times., 1911-04-05
SOCIETY TRIES TO CATCH
BOY PRINCE OF WALES
Lad Inundated With Appeals From
Women Anxious to Further Their
Social Aims.

Social Aims.
LONDON, April Although the
Prince OF Wales who has just left the
Royal Naval College at Dartmouth,
isn't yet seventeen yers old, he has
been inundated with appeals from
various charitable societies and so
ciety women who are anxious to Sc
cure his presence at charitable func-
tions. King George has however, put
his foot down very firmly on this sort
OF thing and has allowed 1t to be
known that on no account will be al
low the poung prince to participate In
any public ceremony with the excep-
ton, OF course, OF investiture in
Wales. until he attains the age OF
eighteen In June of next year
The king, however, relaxed this rule
when the prince made his first public
speech at a quaint ceremony at Dart
mouth, when as Duke Of Cornwall he
presented a silver oar to the mayor as
an outward sign Of power invested in
the town as bailiff and guardian of
Dartmouth waters during his stay at
Newquay, recuperating with his
brother Albert after the measles
The prince enjoyed himself i'm
mensely, but Albert proved more pop
ular with the townsfolk. The Prince
Of Wales is still somewhat shy and
reserved, seeming to feel already his
responsibilities as heir to the throne.
Those who met him regard his man
ner as cold and formal, but the cadets
at Dartmouth college know very diff
ferent. He was subjected to as much
good natured ragging as any other
cadet. and the prince proved himself
a fighter in fair contest at fisticuffs
with worthy apponent Prince AL
bert. who is very jolly boy, has re-
turned TO Dartmouth, where he is
known as BERTHE the Washman."
The Detroit times., 1911-04-05
TOWNSEND AND % OTHERS
SWORN IN AS SENATORS
Senator-eIect Poindexter, Of Washing
ton. is Only Absentee When Upper
Branch Of Congress Meets.

WASHINGTON, April 4-On the
senate side today the new senators
presented their credentials and the
usual formalities. AS the roll was
called the members came forward and
took the oath. Vice-President Sher-
man was in the chair.
A total OF 20 senator's, including
Charles r. Townsend, OF Michigan,
took the oath. Senator-elect Poindex-
ter (Rep, Wash) was the only absen-
tee among the newcomers. The full
roll was then called to place every
senator firmly on the payroll.
Senator John w. Kern Dem. Ind
was called to the chair by Vice-Presi-
dent Sherman as the roll call proceed
ed. The former running mate OF VIII
liam Jennings Bryan thus gained the
honor of being the first new senator
10 preside over the senate.
A resolution, offered by Senator
Gallinger (Rep., n. H. was adopted,
and Senators Gallinger and Bacon
Dem, Ga.) were appointed commit
tee to wait on the president
The senate then adjourned until 2
D CLOCK 10 permit tHeH W ~ W lAe
White House.
Under a tentative peace agreement
the senate progressives were today
promised the privilege of naming
one-fourth OF the Republican commit
tees. Unless trouble is stirred up,
Clapp (Rep.. MIMI, will be chair
man Of the Interstate commerce COM
mittee, and Bourne (Rep., Ore.), will
be chairman of the committee on
postoffices.