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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-17
||DLOR LINE MAY Be
|DRAWV IN NEW YORK
Boxing Commission May Pro-
bibit Bouts Between White
and Negro Fighters.
PROPOSE A NEW SCALE
Promoters Agree on Table of
\ Weights to Govern Fu-
ture Matches.
ROPOsE A NEW SCALE
BY JEFF THOMPSON.

Leased Wire TO Jne Tribune.
NEW YORK. Dec. 15.-Quitc a fluttcr
al been caused in tho ranks III the
1tting men by persistent report that
i, stats boxing commission was seri-
IA there should be no more bouts in
~ York between white and black box
Among others who were right much
oaied over the report was Joe Jean
sfte As sooa as the rumor reached
|n Joe began 10 inquire tile price of
titerash. III this thing goes he re-
nfked enxiouslv. "as a duty To mg
|11ily IL Is absolutely necessary that !
fach my face. Strange thing that
5cn us cullud men IL whipping all our
n face opponents they wish 10 give US
4 hardly believe Joe and his duslsy
IL possible that boxing may be stopped
'oEother by the state, but there is
nsii danger that the color line will be
tcjally drawn.
Grsat sympathy is felt here for Ad
'oleas,, and the news concerning the
1ezess towards recovery OF the light
1lEht champion is followed closely. II
|,ot believed there viii he any perma-
nd Weakening OF Wolgast's lighting
f|ity II he docs not attempt 10 fight
|tII he is thoroughly recovered.
tlrnost simultaneously with WoEa st s
ress comes the news that Mat Wells.
b English lightweight champion, also
|1t between Wells and Packcr McFar
1d. news came that Wells is sick and
ND not he physically able To return
america for ri least two months.
Ith Ad Wolgasi In tho hospital. the
rnpIonship calber among the light
|Ishts nsrrcws down 10 Packcy Mcrar
U, Knockout Brown and One Round
Prevents Elimination Bouts.
The illness OF Wells at this time pre-
<is series OF elimination bouts be-
zen tbs men who aspire 10 the title.
Ih Wells IN good health. il was pro-
Ffd 10 have him meet Mcfarland and
A winner face Wolgast when he had re-
fereo from his operation for append
Ia With a match between Mcfarland
d Wells In January the winner of that
tt would be able 10 recover from IL
\ be In good physical shape 10 box
0lgast by tho time he Is ready to step
The ring. II Wells cannot reach these
prcs before February or March, the
"a chances for bouts among the top
Hyers' are those between McFa arland
q Brown. Hogan and Brown. and Nc
land and Hogan.
6ut with Brown and Hogan insisting
ne Mcfarland make 1873 pounds ring
Ia match with the stoclSyards cham
"a is only lE the prospective possible,
n hBIdlv probable. P6cker cant or
cn's make 80 pounds ring side. lie has
r|9rcd that he Will not make thai
''kht Al 2 pinch he is willing 10 make
pounds ~ O'Clock on the day Of
pnttle. but absolutely refuses To ex-
nd the time til 10 y. m. Mcfarland
IIfn6s toat tho lightweight champion
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-17
Kilbane May Fight Dixon.

BY Associated Press.
KANSAS CITY, Mo. Dec. 16.-Tommy
Dixon, the lighting tar" has accepted
q. proposition TO meet Johnny t{ilbane In
n twelve-round match at Cleveland on
New Years night. They will lght az
121 pounds.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-17
Princeton Defeats Pennsylvan,a.

By Associated Press.
PRINCETON. n. j., Dec. Is.-Tbe
Princeton basketball team started off
the Intercollegiate league season this
afternoon by defeating tho strong Penn
Syvania five 80 TO %
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-17
eW Table OF Weights to Classify Pugilists

Just as much Of = HIT on the stage as he
did on the bali field. The Georgia
Peach is really delivering the goods in
a part in ''rhe College Widow" though
he dislik~s tho stage and would quit IL
at once were II not for the fact that lie
lis being well paid for his trouble
There are those who believe that Cobb
Us taking long chances OF injurIng his
future In baseball by his present tbestri-
cal tour. This thing ~ being up nights
and being constantly I'm the limelight is
not calculated to help an athlete. and
Cobb may suffer as have others. notwith-
standing the fact that he Is 4 young man
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1911-06-15
DIAMOND

Tom Wood took a fine load Of
hogs to town last week.
Wesley Cline i5 able to walk
around little this week his leg is
improving very fast.
Roy, the little son Of Theodore
Mitchell, was pretty sick last
week.
Charley McGee bought a fine
team last week.
William Wood and his mother
were visiting in Pittsburg last
Everybody is cutting wheat in
this neck of the woods now.
week.
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1911-06-15
DIXIE

Children's exercises were held at
the Presbyterian church Sunday
night There was large crowd
and the children recited well.
Farmers are busy cutting wheat.
Oats are very short and are not
making very mmch grain
Corn is growing very slow on
account cf Try weather.
F. ]. Hnle is having his hedge
cut down.
Geo Ball is having a large gran
AIRY built on his farm where Mr..
OgIe lives.
Clyde Wagner has rented A.
Coooar's farm for next year.
Ms Sea- Nah spent Thursday
with Mrs, H. L. Hillc.
~ = lllt illpilIu va - hu'
And the binders sing their merry tune
Cutting the golden grain.
As the farmers wonder
Did We hear it thunders
win it ever rain, rain. rain;
For the fields need rain
To make good their grain:
The clover needs the showers
To make bloom their fragrant flowers
And the parching grass would rise
anew
II the rain and welcome dew
Would come and qucnch the burning
heat
That every day the farmers meet.
But patient We will be
For the Lord still feedeth thee"
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1911-06-15
Correspondence.
ZION

Mss Helen Gould cave up from
Cartilage Wednesday AMI spent a
few days with Clara Hubbard.
Lii Waugh, is taking music les
,C.. .-o1 aIss NciH- L.naoy, west
Of Jasper, thi, summer.
Most all the wheat in this com
munity is in shock and farmers
are rejoicing at the prospect for a
good yield.
Ross Mcconnell has returned
from a short stay in Montana.
Wonder why he didn't stay longer.
We can guess the attraction in
Missouri
The Sunday school convention
at Salem was well attended and a
good program was rendered.
Preaching at Zion Sunday and
Sunday night by the pastor. Rev.
Sample. Remember always, rst
and 3rd Sundays.
Oats are being harvested this
week. While light some are cut
ting with binder while others will
have o. use the moving machine,
Mabel Littleis home from La
mar for the summer Mabel is
taking q high school course in the
Lamar schools and lives with her
sister during school months
Mr., and Mrs Conkling and Ber
Johnson aud wife called at Lee
Johnson's Sunday.
VERNE Davis has purchased q
bran new buggy.
d. Q Follmer has purchased .
new or..n for his vifc
5lis5 Sylvia B,nrcy returned t.
her home Tuesday after few days
visit with Icil Vaught
Mr.. Mccullough came in from
Oklahoma last week and is helpin)
his uncle, Hamp Campbell, har
vest.
Oh, how we all enjoyed the rain
Saturday evening" and how mucl
good IL did old mother Garth car
not he estimated.
Ed Fcnncr, John Gohr and {. S
Johnston came near having a SUI
stroke last Thursday, when III
thermometer registered Ioa in tn
shade but all rested up and miss
ed very little time,
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1911-06-15
DEWEY

The name Of the stamp Icker
IN the bread is still unknown, bat
the ladies carefully cut of the
bread &ith the stamp on and
throw that piece away
Saturdays rain gave fully 70
barrels Of water to the acre II
you want to know how much wa
tor fell on your farm a simple
problem ia multi ph,atiou ,,i,l fur
ui-h yIu the information. Ma
ture's irrigation is wonderfully
simple, but effective and great.
Mrs. Lucinda Kirby Smith died
Friday June and, at her home
near Greenfield, Of catarrh Of the
stomach She had been sick :
months and WIS 10 years AMI
3 non,as old, she was mlm-
Der OF the Holiness church and
Rev. Oldham conducted The tu-
neral services. She was buried at
Carry cemetery Her husband
and six children, Elvis, Lonnic,
Ben, Leila, Lora and Myrl We're all
at her bedside till TIE last, Elvis
Smith and Mrs Leila Markham
live in Dewey vicinity and Lonnie
Smith lives near Preston. The
family have the sympathy Of the
Dcwcyitcs.
Miss Fern Wilson of Carthage IS
spending week visiting her grand
mother, Mrs. Maddox,
Miss Vada Walker was immersed
Saturday by Rev Edwards in
Dry Fork, and became a member
OF Salem church.
! The Sunday school convention
went off fine. The program was
carried out as printed The house
was full and all not in. Carey j.
Smith was missed, Last year he
was present and sang, He will
take care OF you. ZION ioiKs
came IN good numbers and did
credit to that Sunday school by
their songs recitatlons ana
| speeS'eH' Inc evening service
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1911-06-15
DUBLIN

Mrs. Alice Reid Of Tulsa, Okla,
came up last Thursday morning
and will visit with her brother, !,
c. Wcbber, for a few weeks
Add Sharp left for Allison Kans.,
Monday evening.
]. c, Webber helped Mr. Lane
and Mr.. Vincent shock wheat last
week.
Alva Dyson and J c. Webber
are harvesting oats this week.
Miss Mossa Grider is at home
from Carthage, where she has been
working.
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1911-06-15
Right g.. &C. {; =.
box NJ, Carthage, Mo
BLUE

Mos, Of the farmers of this vi
ci7i'y have their wheat in the
shock.
FL Daisay was hauling corn to
Jasper last week
George Budd and wife Of Blue
Star vicinity Sundaycd at his
mothers. Mrs w NJ. Mcvius.
y. Beeson and family Sundayed
at George Castleburys near Neck
City.
Mrs. VIM. Mcvius drove to the
Jacob Schnit, farmer near Oak
ton, Tuesday and got a hushcl Of
/ fine late cherries.
Talk about your new potatoes
ii you want to see some dandies
just call at the Mevius farm.
The infant child OF Nh and Mrs.
/ Tom Kunkler died at their home
in Jasper Saturday and the little
body was inferred in the Waters
Cemetary u mi. south Of Blue
Sunday afternoon.
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1911-06-15

Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Nesbit Of
Carthage visited last Thursday
With the latter's sister, Mrs, II. ],
Deardorff.
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1911-06-15

The Perfection Blue Flame oil
stove at Baync's-the only oil
stove that really gives perfect sat
isfaction.
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1911-06-15

Closing out entire stock, at cost
and less. w. o, Cassidy.
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1911-06-15

All millinery half price at the
Vogue.
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1911-06-15

TAKE your cream to J.R. Wheat
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-05-30
SIM @pr;immer.

griter 2afai: n@arpm fam Ser
2anbesfirit 10 i9nel ~, Der @eiie
3uriid?"
3peiter 9afai: Gas 8oIf ionte
nid,t merfen. Sab es aud obne i'm
9inse!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-05-30
y y y
Charles Sifcns nnb Der Saidenoieb.

Nus Dem 2eben Ses grpbeu engli.
iden Observation-Disclosures er5dbIt man
iih folgeroe Inefoote: Sifens be.
ii,d)te ip1breub zines Barrier Iutent.
baltes bas 1beater ilrtb mad,te beim
Gerlaiien besielben Die n%nansenehme
gntbedllng. oaB linn feline Saihen.
ubr. Elm @eid,enf Der aonigin bon
GnslanO. mo besbalb in bo9en Gb.
rem bon ibnt sebulten. geltoblen
iporben mar. Gr fehrte ueritimntt in
iein Sotel 5iiriif. mo err Elm fleines
Gafet unb baran befeitigt elm @rief.
d)en fanb: sMein Serr. id boffc,
Sic meroen mid entihuloiaen: id)
periidere Sic, oab ih gloubte. nit
einem Sran5oien sii tbun eebabt 81
baben uno nidt NIT einem 9allbS.
mann. Hahoem ih meineu Srrtbuml
berauseefunoen. tblle id). mas i'd tbrn
fam. inoem ib Sbnen Die llbr, Die
ib Sbuen geitoblen babe. %suriidgebe.
Saiicn Sic iih iagen. ipie iebr id Sic
perebre. ui,o balten Sic midi, tbeitc.
rer 9anosmann, fiir SIREN crgcbcnen
uno aeboriamen Siener. Gin 5aifen.
bieb. "--Tas Beibt man einen rc.;.rio.
tiihen lino bihterfreunolid)en Bid.
podet!-v Gciitlfe Sausfrau."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-05-30

gar rihts. nnier @eif1ft lit in
iieben Saliern rntergebrat,t. @orige
Giinsiteh mar in nnierer Staot elm
furftbarer @irbelinlrm, Der piel
Sfaoen onrihtete, lito gu @eibnat.
ten bemerften mir crit, bdb zines III.
ierer @eihdftsbduier BON Dem St,rn,
p~o1itdnbig neggefest lporoen mar.
8roBorfia, rpas?!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-05-30
GaraSpy.

strdilins (ber aus benz Gefdnsnib
ertlaiien miro unb nun mieber az lei.
ner Srau 5rriiffebrt): .Shaoe, nun
lit es nit Der Greibeit rpieber porbei."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-05-30
y y y
8ertdteritattuna.

.9onislife Solicit beitiesen ben
8roB.g enebiger, poielbit Ser aGer.
bohittouriit einen Smbib einnab-
men,"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-05-30
y ., y
@prtipiel.

8eil annd nngebilbet ipar, fam, lie
in elm Heniionat, UNI bort umgcbilbct
81 merben. alS lie oasiclbe oiisge.
biloet perlieb, lpar lie iebr eiuge.
biloet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-05-30
@ipfei Der aniidneiSerei.

griter Meiienoer: Bon ser Mrs.
oebnims unieres @eidafts fonneu
Sic iih feinen 9eeriff MAIDEN. gei
Der lesten Snpertur bemerften mir
crit, baB iins sipei aaiiierer %iebIten."
4ipeiter Reiienoer; .9as lit nod
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-05-30

iiber ben beiberieits err,,ngenen Or.
folg u%eriobnenO iinarmt unb lett
Sabrcn wieber sum eriten Wale in.
night gefiibt.
0as Hlibliflm peritano, mo eiil
geifadsitnrm erboh iih -nof GROCER
OILS Der erite.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-05-30
Sin iidtbarer 8nk.

Ser Batter Der Walibral, Der BE.
riibmte Sanser Garcia, mar 10 job.
Soruig, bab er iih iosar nit ieiner
o6en 9enannten nod beriibmteren
Sohter ent5rpeite. Sabre binburd,
iparen Batter nnb Sodter boie anf.
einanoer.
ga ip,irbe zines Cages .StbeIo"
geeeben. Garcia lang Die SiteIroac
unb bic Walibran bie Yartie Der 9es.
oemona. Die Malibran iang pie i'm.
MERLIN bemnnoernSwertb. Ser ga.
ter fpollte iih bon Der Sodter nift
iiberbieten laiien, rattle ieine san3e
2raft 3uiammen irub erinnerte omrh
feline binreiBenbc 2eiitrng on feline
beiten Gage.
Ils Der @orbang nod benz eriten
Slfte fiel mo iid) in Solge oes bon.
nernben geifaas gleih Saraif pieoer
bob, ba bot iih eut merfpiirbises
Shauipiel bar: 3esoemona mar BEL.
nabe 10 ihmars seporben pie Stbel.
10. Batter mo Sohter batten iid)
namli6 III Der ~ireuoisen @epesune
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-05-30
. Sm Giier Der @iiienifaft.

Sroieiior Der Gbirurgie: sd be-
greife Sic ear nidt. mas sic seeen
Die amputation Sbres geines baben;
bel nnierer beiitigen Sperationstet).
nif, seben sic NIT einem Stelsfub
better oils nit Sbrem eisenenI"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-05-30
spaB uluB aud iein.
WiHoeritanben.

NihoeritanSen.
9iirgermeiiter: Sra, baben Sic
aus Dem arreitanten i6on etrnas Der.
aiiseebraht2"
Boli5iit: n8is iest MIR srpei 81.
garren."
8inbermunS.
Wlttter: so, 5rieden, 3eie' ben,
Serrn 9oftor idon bic 3rnse!"
Sristen: son ih ibm aud cine
lange Haie busii mahen2"
&Ix
CUR @oriift.
Bauer: s. mod)t a, SeftpfIaIter.
apotbefer: @as lit benn paiIiert2
@ater: Sod nir:-bie airtneib
lit crit morget.
- y y .
Die Sanptfnr.
Sn Ser 3,,rdnItalt, mo Sic tparen,
tpiro tpobl mir nit @aiier beban.
0elt?
8 neir, 3lim Shllb 1tpir6 man
pobl aud gang seboris seidropft!
- -
Shlasfertis.
Mann: graufit 9m oenn idon
tpieoer i1euen Stoff elm neues
alei6?
aber, WGnne, Oh oIs s(rst iaeii
bod ionit INNER: Stofftpefiel III
2ebensprin5ip!
Mns Der SdHIe.
2ebrer: .Wann rperoen Bic Gage
INNER IGI,eer2"
Mar[ (Sobn zines fleinen geam.
ten): .Gegen @noe bes Monots."
1tnterideiSnng.
rnteroffisier (sum gini6brigen)
limo nenn tie 5ebnrnal Mehtsfdnbt.
Dat iino-bei uns miiiien Sic bod
INNER linfs ar1treten!"
ySe!"
rMeine gerlobnns in Gomilis
meiner 8raiit folpiialen giieft ee.
maht: Tohter itrnblt, Wltte,
prablt, gater aabft!"
-
Nus Der SfnIe.
2ebrer: Ser glefont entfpiir5eIi
maftise 81,irne lino tpirft NIT ieinen
3abnen grbbiisel auf. Woau tpiir.
ben nun Die Wenihen burd biz
@abrnebmuns oieier enormen arnit'
alBerung reronlaBt?"
Heperl: gu Dem Sprihport
Sebes 5bierden bat iein 9l6iier
hen!" s s.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-05-30
Gns Der ShnIe.
Die SdjntbriGe.

ySu, Rasi, rpariirn baben benn bic
@otorfabrer ale 10 s'ipabtse
ihnar5e grilen2"
.Sa, neiBt, Die iesen lie hoIt ouf.
oamit iie's net ieben, mas ie slGes gu.
iammenfabr'n!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-05-30
4nd) Gin 8run6.

Srali gum Wann beim anffeetriu.
FEM: rWarlm fann Der gdfer nid,t
INNER iolh' i1oncn Sudden lie.
fern!"
Wann: .@eil mir bas 81 tbeiler
fGmc!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-05-30
~ ~ "
Enaliiifation.

sd finbe, bab Oh lid iiber Uni.
fern Sttpieeeriobn gar ntf,t s,t be.
flasen bait: Sim abihiep mar er 10.
gar iebr liebensmiitbis 3i Dir"
$50, aber nur-5itm Gbihieo!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-05-30

las YuDltlum perllQro, 1tlt0 ELI
geifa1sitlrm erboh iif nod, grober
OILS Der erite.
Yrompt fcngirt.
Cine 3eitung bate an ibrc 2eierin.
men Die Sraec eeitelt. lpie lid oie
Grau am beiten Die 2iebe hires Ran.
nes erbaIten f6nite, rno Die preisge.
fronte arttport lautete: .Uiittere Die
Bette quit"
Srii,mpbireno bat Clio. Der led.
5ebnidbrige gadfiih, bic Sa6e auf.
aegriffen uao bic 3eititns ibrem gri,.
Der Gris, Dem boffnlngspollen sc.
funbafer, inter ben SrppenteQer ae.
legt. 9ieier aber gerdtb gar nifIt,
pie ionit BEL ben Nedereien Der
Sdtpeiter, in @ntb, ionbern iroat
san5 seIaiien: .3as lit nob[ rieiig
idrpierie, ioIde Srase, 81 bant,por.
temp"
.Si,rdtbar ifnierie." gibt Cha
snriid, nba seboren geiteite Srai,en
basu. Drum lit Die anttport ia oud
preissefront."
.&a," meint Srit. ga lit es BEL
nrs leifter. 8cnn ga mai un,ge.
febrt 10 ne 6raee seitcGt niiroe, Do
bieb es einfad: .gus ben affeu!"
- - =
Ma fe6f& oak r
Serr Sauserl Gu Serrn 8arn.
perI): .Worum piqit OH BENT Set
men iaper nid)t 8oftor iperoen Iai.
ien2"
nGaB er mir uahber g Bier Der.
btetet, ni1t ipaDr?"
aaiernenbpfblGt6e.
.Gerl, Sic iperren bas WoiiI e1if
--Oa lit elm Nenifenfreiier Elm Beige.
tarianer bagesen."
xyI
Gfuas 0ntes.
y$olten 81 mas oapon, baB mar,
iif ale iieben Sabre impien laiien
ioG?"
ySreifi1l Meine Softer fonnen
Damn minheitens cine ISOLDE nit3t
alouier ipielen!"
Qualification.
.@louben Sic, bob Sic aud 6ie
notbige gnergie bnben fiir ben Saus-
meiiterpoiten?"
.3err 4ommer5iematb, / bob benin
Goruio-lbenb bic erften 10 Biletteln
fauft, mebr Jag nett"
if
Sic fennt fidI aus.
Sd iinbe, bab 0u lid iiber ur.
fern Sdnieeeriobn gar ntf,t su be.
flaeert bait: sim, Mbltieo mar er 10.
gar iebr liebensmiit6rg sl Dir"
~Sa, aber nur-5iini Mbihieo!"
xSX
Sebr snpprfommenb.
Cine Came fomrnt In elm @aaren.
baus nrb ldbt iih cine quite Mnsobl
Uubteppihe borleeen; nber anitatt ct.
mas 5ii f~alfen, meint lie itiieblif:
reigentlih fuollte i'd r1ur Ieben. Oh
meme Greiinoin, Srau @ebiter, bier
mare" Sbne bic Saiilrns ai perlie.
rem, anfiportet Der 8erf1ufer: ,gtrm,
fpenn Sic oenfen, Sra,t @ebiter itede
ettpo in einem Der nod iibrisen 1ep.
pif,e. 10 min i'd Die aud nod ans.
breiteu mno nadieben." Sud.
faiten."
Der 9anbidaitsmaler.
ySamos setrofien. Mnr oas Seu
bring i'd nift 10 auf's Yapier, lpie
ids i'm aopf bab'."
ltniberlsat.
nSerr tSuber. Sic ideinen ernell
0oppelgdneer al bahen!"
Srber (arantie): .Ia. mas lit
oenn Dos fir a aameel, Dos mir 10
gietG leg 1ouF
-
8oSbeit in Der Slide.
gnaoiae (bie fir ibren 8atten ct.
mas ielber eefod)t bat, sur aohin):
nOas mar cine Ylase!"
86f)in: sd, bitt' Sie---lpas ober
erit Der andoise Serr fir 8Iase ba.
NIT baben pirb!?"
y y -
&eniger mare rnebr.
Gatbrine: ,9u ipilit ben Sem.
rid NIT benz Sol5bein beirathen: ia
-pirb Der did benn ern1bren fon.
nen?"
aarline: YSm-penn er gac
feline 9eiue BAIT, mars ia beiicr!"
So
@iberlegt.
.Grithen. sieb' i'm 3immer beine
@ummiihnbe aus, lie binbern sic
Sautatbmung!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-05-30
y y y
Shine ssulgernna.

Srau q. Tin Der aonbitorei): Lint
ier Surge ibt 10 germ gis. Der piro
gepib NAL Elm ACKNOWLEDGMENT"
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-03-15
INDIANS DISLIKE
MOTION PICTURES

WASHINGTON. March As an aid
10 fiction IN its more mrid spots. the
American Indian has long been known
to fame and nobody has offered any
objection, certainly the noble red man
himself with the development Of the
latest thrill producer, the moving pic
ture show, however, the situation has
changed Indian chiefs now visiting
the lodge of the white father have
voiced emphatic protest TO the base
uses TO which their race is put in the
unwritten literature of the FIVE and
ten cent picture shows, and Indian
Commissioner Robert G.. Valentine has
promised to take the matter up in all
seriousness, If necessary, with the
white father himself.
Big Buck and Big Bear Of the dele
cation from Cheyenne and Arapahoe
tribes, which called upon President
Taft this week, inspected a picture
show last night during a tour of the
white fathers village They saw a
story Of unmitigated villainy unroled
before their eyes and a native Ameri-
can, in full war paint and feathers,
played the villain.
q don't like it" said Big Bear, when
the show was over. 1T is bad to be
lied about to so many people We
have to go home. If we did not, l
would go to President Taft, and ask
him to stop it. We will attend to it
when we get home"
Commissioner Valentine was equally
decided.
81 have seen productions wherein
the Indian was pictured as almost
every evil thing one can imagine" said
he, but have seen but few wherein
he has been favorably represented
will personally see what l can do tc
improve matters"
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-03-15
MANY CLUBS IN A
USEFUL COMBINATION


The tourist in Honolulu will be well
taken care of in the future, but he is a
minor consideration in the eyes OF
the several organizations that have
just combined in a joint compaign to
induce the resident of Hawaii to tho
roughly know his own islands.
The Trail and Mountain Club, The
Civic Federation, The Hundred Thou.
sand Club and the Territorial Transpor-
tation Committee will open down town
Offices as headquarters for joint Home
Promotion work, the city and country
will be beautided, excursions will be
conducted to the other islands, and
guides provided on oahu. The rail
ways, boarding houses and transpor-
tation companies are co-operators and
active aggressive work will be begun
at once and carried on to a finish so
that everyone may be aroused to the
value of home improvements as an as
set that will do more than will any
thing else to first attract tourists and
later induce visitors to become resi-.
dents. Every man in Honolulu will be
urged and tempted to visit and know
the other islands that he may become
TO visitors a walking encyclopedia OF
Hawaii, it's beauties and advantages.
The several organizations will form
Pan Pacific Tourist Bureau thai
will work for Hawaii and at the same
time keep in touch with the Pacific
Government Tourist Bureaus of Aus
tralia and Java with the eventual in
tention of carrying to completion thu
project of having in New York city
Pan Pacific exhibition building wher'
those interested in any of the Pacih
lands may become fully informed an,
from whence accurate information
will be disseminated. For the presen
the several improvement clubs will b
busy organizing home work and secul
ing guides and active workers. Dow
town offices have been secured an
work will be begun so soon as tn
necessary office force is engaged.