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Democrats Rope Arizona,

Phoenix, ArJlo Dee, l3.--.Ibc
Democrats of Arizona viii place
rao members M the u, $, Senate
uU ONE member Ia the House Of
representatives., u governor in
.. #a.. capitol at Phoenix, aud
. make % clean sweep OF the
. .usr, asa resuItor the first
. election
0r legislature will be more
~ IUrpetourDhs Democratic
umog the election Of Henry A
.s0urg, OF Prescott and Mark a
Smith, of Tucson, to the I, s
auUata Cuh Hayden, Of Phoenix
was elected governor
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uiioVH udu u0U J5ioGJl

The reputation Of Woodro"
Wilson by New Jersey, like re
por.S of Mark Twaiu's death
seems 10 have been greatly eXag'
gera,rd. The final vote o! the
s,ate shows % Democratic mJoII'
ty of about 5000, which is re.
markabie in a commonwealth nm
I'll Recently regarded as a hrpub-
licau stronghold. 1t is uuc the
Democrats lost couuol Of the
legislature, but only because Is.
; < county went wrong. Why Il
went urou. former ScuatorJames
Smith can doubtless tell. The
normal Democratic vote ia Essex
county, even Ia losing years, is
about 9IGoO In November il
was but $4,000. The boast Of Mr.
Smith that he would pay Wilson
back WAS made good in this way.
Il mast have pleased M Smith
very much to have the news
spread broadcast that Gov. Will
son had been repuditted at ;he
first opportunity offered the eiec-
tOrate Of his own state. The re-
markable thing, of cOnrSe, is that
the Wilson forces poIled such a
large vote in Essex despite the
of nominal Democrats,
II indicates just how strong the
governor really is. No, New Jer
,ey has not gone back to the old
gang. On the contrary, she is
.teadfaSt in her devotion toI
Woodrow Wilson and on her he
AN depend.-ChaIleston News
nd Courier.
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what would You DOY

In case oi burB CT egald what would
y9u DO b. relieve the puiui Such In.
jurles are liable TO occur IN any family
aud everyone shonld be prepared tor
ibtm. Cham berlains Siuve applied
90 a soft cloth viii relieve the pain al
mo6t Instantly, and unless the injury
" very severe one, will cause the
parts 10 heal without leaving uear,
fGr role by John q Kane,
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WILSON SENTIMENT STRONG

hIbN'N NEN IN fN ! > hbN Nf'
Raleigh, n. C,-The following
is from the Raleigh News-Obser.
veE
Rev. NJ, V, McDuhie, pastor OF
the lst Baptist church at Asbury
Park, new Jersey, is in Raleigh,
Mr. McDutlle is u native of Fay.
etleyiIIc, this state, and has been
living in the North % years, most.
.ly in New Jersey, where he has
made a reputation He is a great
admirer Of his New Jersey neigh.
bor and friend, Woodrow Wilson,
and feels confident he will be
chosen President m 1912. lie
says
"lhe South ia evidently getting
into line with New Jersey to not
only nominate New Jerseys gov.
ernor for the presidency, but also
to elect him All along the line
of my travel ! find Woodrow VIII.
sou sentiment very pronounced
and agrcssI'cIy active, He seems
to appeal TO the masses more
than amy other man ia political
.l'Ie today
The Van Buren press., 1911-12-16

There could be no better medicine
man Chamberlain 4 Cough Remedy.
Wy children were alt sick with wnoop.
lnR cough One Of them WIS la bed
hna q high fever and was coughing az
blood Oar doctor gave them Cham
p''mn .s Cough Remedy and the frat
dose rased them, aud three bottles cur
od THEM, - says Mrs X. A. Donald.
SON OF Lexington, Miss For sale by
john O'kme.
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The Rev, ri Hicks 1912
Almanac,

me Rev. lrl Il, Hicks Almanac
tor lol2, the guardian angel In n
hundred thousand homes, Ia now
ready Not many are now willing
10 og without 1t aud the Rev. Irl
t. Hicks Magazine, WoRp and
W oRNS, The two are only sIn
y ear The Almanac is Soc pre-.
pa,'' No home or office should
Iol' 10 send for them, 20 Word
Louis, No. ~ ~"
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When the hands chap badly and ths
,kin splits on The finger dps every mo.
llon rs painful ba.ul Snow LIu
ment puts 90 end 10 the misery One
1r two applications UHH ul sornuss.
and restores the bands tD sound cuuIi
zion Price 25c 5ogUd 81 yer dJJtle.
Sold 10y r. O. Kerr
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Little Rock, Dec, l2.-Gov.
Douaghcy has returned from
Clarendon and gone TO Conway to
attend the funeral Of Capt W, W,
Martin,
The Van Buren press., 1911-12-16

Chronic rheumatism contracts the
muscles, distorts the joints and under
mines the strength. powerful pene.
trating and relieving remedy will be-
found in Ballard Snow Liuiment. 1t
restores strength and suppleness to the
aching limbs. Price csc, SOC and 81
per bottle Sold by F. c. Kerr
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ttump the state independently and
be ahle to avoid his opponent, it
is admitted even 10y his political
ruemies that he would ctand a
good show to win. This course,
however would make all the mere
,ffective Mr.. Bruudadge's claim
that he is not running against
Davis, bnt is merely running to
"fll n vacancy" aud give even
greater force to one Of the most
effective brOadsides against the
senator's record. Furthermore.
il seems the senator has not thor.
Oughly mastered the lesson he
claims TO have learned as a result
Of having tried toeleGt his man
Kirby as governor lie admits
in his speeches that be failed in
the attempt snd has been thor.
opghly ashamed Of it ever since,
hut in spite Of this rebuke at the
hands Of the people he severely
rriticlses Gov Douaghcy's ad.
uinistratou and says in u most
iusmuatiug manner that owe
need n governor" All Of which
forces US to the opinion as stated
above, that the senator will have
10 run for bis money,
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DgnagheY al Clarendon.

Little Rock, Dee. lO-Gov.
Donaghey left tonight fr CDaren.
don where he viii speak Monday
in the interest Of his candidacy
for reelection.
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nOn'L Use CAlnmrl.

Those who know, always use Sim
mons Liver Purifier, because iti. iusr
as thorough but does not gupr or sick
rn nor cause INJURY In yellow tin
boxes only Price 2ja, Tried once
used always
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present aaNs !N No cafidate thus
-l4T a.s AA4.}sr.v,. s~ mi q rtirc

demand is does WilsyN, especial.
ly IN regard to his policies pre-.
diet be will carry Texas for the
nomination by a great majority.
He is IA a progressive aud has a
manner that will appeal to tn
business interests Of the nation.
They will feel safe IN bis hands
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aimglo .uruu Uunul5auS UdItSl.
Form pr President of Texas Farmers
lnlon ApplludS Staud Taken BY
Candidate for Congress.

Judge J. u. Garter, of Texar,
kama, candidate for congress from
the I,h district of Arkansas e
succeed Ben Crlveus. has receiv
ed many expressions of appro
ba'iou and encouragement regard
ing the plan he advocates for pro
trcuug the cotton producer
against the speculative methods
of gamblers.
Judge Carter first made known
his plan in a speech at Mulberry,
/ when he advocated the enactment
Of a law by congress to prohibit
dealing in cotton futures, and
pledging that should he be sent
to congress he will use hie utmost
eudeayors to have such a law en-.
acted.
/ Judge Carter is a practical bus
mess man and cotton grower who
has experienced all the vicissi-
tudes that attends followers of.
these yOcatious, and therefore it
is recognized that he is well quail.
flied to speak Of remedial meas.
ures, and because Of his expert
ence in farming, business and law,
better prepared than the average
man to bring about Improvement
Of existing conditions as a mem.
Der Of the national body OF law
makers.
The farmers, especially, appre
ciate Judge Carter's stand, and
he has received numerous pledges
OF support from the tlIIerS Of the |
soil since he announced as can.
didate.
d, j. Neill, editor.in-chief of the
National Cooperator aud Texas
Farm Journal, published at Fort
Worth, Texas, has written Judge
Carter in appreciation Of his stand
snd expressing the opinion that
every farmer should support the
TeXarkaua iurist in his contest.
Editor Neilps letter is dated at
Fort Worth, Dec. 8, and reads:
'Hon. j, NJ. Carter, Texarkana,
Arkansas.
"Dear Sir and Friend:-I have
read with satisfaction your speech
1t Mulberry and am greatly pleas.
I'd at the stand you take.
SIT takes man Of conviction
md courage to come ont as YOU
lid against the cotton exchanges.
nd ! nope that every farmer il A.
- H. as"vslNA, b, r'se, ", -------p
pport, for you certainly merit
J Yours truly, ia
The Van Buren press., 1911-12-16

Joints that hehe. m,sei.s 49,.
drawn or conlnelpa sh"nIH 4, ''a, ,,n..1f', Hr9
with GNmfd'h snow Ii"in'.,,',' " '''',
prrulrntps 10 iIIp anal vh,r, ~ Il. -
rd aud rtIieypL sntr,rinn ~. ~ n,su
'' ,.' ''' VI per 0olllo SOLD by + q
The Van Buren press., 1911-12-16

Don't waste your money huying
strengthening plaslers, Cbambprnu 4
Liuimrnl is cheaper rand better Dmp
en u piecr 0i HAuHu. with If BnI Uua
10 over tBg Daoa'.a po,.. aul DO vflI fr
lIpyp 'bs pain ahi pofan.# .Uf HIa
hv John o'ksne.
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ofaerTI W,ll, TLei~or.

Western District Of Arkansas, Cocnty Of sebas
uan, SIS
On thi, I'm day Of December. A. D. 1911 on
rca llug the foregoing petition ills
ordered by the court that Il h,aring be had
upou lhr same on the 11ud day OfJanuHry, 4. d
w before said court at Fort smith. Ark. In
sald district ui TO O'Clock In the forenoon and
thtt nouco thereof De published one time IN th,
NAN butFN PHkss, newspaper printed I'm said
Hl'luct, ana that all known creditors and Other
persons Ia interest may appear AZ the same time
Nui place and show cause, n any they have
Why lhe prayer OF said petitioner should not b,
granted
And tits furthcred ordered by the court that
lhe clerk shlll send by mail 10 all known cred.
TORS copies OF snld petition and this order. AL
dressed To them at their places Of residences a.
stated
Witness the Hon, Frank A Youmans Judy,
of the said court aud the seal thereof aI
Flrl smith n said district on the lltA day
OF December A. b, lIll
Attest
NaiAL OF c0gHl) II b ARHsTEAp. Clerk
By WN. 5. WELLIIEARD C.
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Editor Nell was for many years
president of the Farmers Union
Of Texas and is thoroughly con.
yersant with the harm done cot.
ton growers through the present
market practices. lie knows the
legislative needs Of the farmer.
and is in position to appreciate
fully the benefits that would come
to the cotton grower through the
enactment Of such a law as advo.
Gated by Judge Carter.-Ady.
The Van Buren press., 1911-12-16
Senator Davis PrediCamant.

The following from the Rus
sellville Courier. Democrat will be
read with interest, as It bears evi
deDce that even JEFF Davis
fiends admit that their chief is in
what Josh Billings was wont to
refer TO as "tite spot" "lt is
the opinion of most men who
heard one or more of the Davis
Brnndadge debates, that 'Oqr
JEFF will have Il run for his mon
.ey in order 10 retain his senatori.
ri t0ga. IL the senator returns to
ashingtOn the first Of the year
10 enter upon his duties as he
'tated in his speeches that he
would do, and Mr.. Brundadge
pushes his campaign vigorously
during the remainder of the cam
paign, it is admitted even by
Davis friends that the result
might be fatal 10 the senator's in.
terrsts. If the senator should |
remain at home aud continue in
joint debate with his opponent, it
is also generally agreed by those
who have heard the joint discus.
sions that rhis might prove his |
The Van Buren press., 1911-12-16
Notice Of First Meeting Il Creditors

In thc District Court oG the United ,tutr,
Ir Iho Western District ol Arkaps6s
Fort smith Division In Baukruplcy.
IN the ma,lcrof
SAMUEL p, WEBNER.
Bankrupt
To The Creditors OF samuel y Vcmpf. of vpp
Iufru. iu luc County Oi Crawford and District
aforesaid. d bankrupt
Notice H hereby given that on the nm dny M
No'rmbor \ y lyll the said SamI h NrsurI
va" luly ndludlculrd u bank Wpt and tbatibo
HtNl WeuIlug NJ his creditors viii be- held M mv
2@gr IN nr Federal Court building I'M thp DIV of
Fort smith, on the '' w
9Bth Day Of December, A. d., 1911.
at 10 O'Clock IN the forenoon, at which time tho
Wd rfedllurH may uttuud, prove thplt rinIi,s
hppouu u trustee, examine the bunkrupt and
uuntlcl tnrh oihrr business W may propprly
come before said meeting '
10 w. SuurlnAyb.
Referee Ia Bankruptcy
Fort smith Afk,, Dee 10, loll.
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Subscribed and sworn to before me this lth
day OF December l9l
II. y, ARNIRTFAD. CLERK
BY WM, : WELlsnEAR, y. c.
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" you want to advertise your busI.
,nN nem ln,berly get the BEST stationery
The Van Buren press., 1911-12-16
The Arkansas Gazette'S 5
Now Atlas Of The World

containing new maps of each State
o"u lefIlIory and every country
~ the world, ana also u special
large inserted map Of Arkanns,
giving II llsI of all towns In the
state with 1910 census, II ian
eaodsome little book Of 100 pages,
bound IN cloth.
rms book will be sent M pre-.
mlom for new subscription TO
the Weekly Gazette for one yoar
W 81 end an extra copy viii be
sent To any one who gets up a
cInb of three subscriptions and
RENTS 10 ns s3.
ARKANSAS GAZETTE,
LITTLE Rock, Ark.
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This Office Is the nlaco

20 got the BEST station.
cry
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sick Headache.

Thi, distressing disease results from
dtsorderod condition Of the stomach
and can be cured by taking Chamber
lain Is stomach and Liver Tablets, Get
q free sample ut John q Kane drug
store and try IT,
The Van Buren press., 1911-12-16

'CA7 2spa N ,,,,~,a'A is now
to IA ~ W. , 10 become
the ! tarte foa ,vIe.,.aI.,,.
'N arin~ y N'eN'N il
Amcnca.'. when .ressive Farm.
er Of Starlld w'liss.. has had
for somctimts's'i'c, 100000 circuIa.
ton, and recently it has absorbed
The Farmes' Union Guide Of
Birmingham Ala, aud the South.
rru Farm advocate Of Memphis.
Imny earring it TO the ljO. 600
mark, Beginning January it
Will open a magnihCeutly equip.
pea newspaper plant in Birmiug.
nam, aud is expected at the same
time TO opel Offices IN Memphis.
The fact hat The Progressive
Farmer is published weekly: that
it is made especially for our
Southern climate, soils, crops and
rondlilonS;aud that It's first inter.
est is the subscriber rather than
the adycrther 1t having rclcut.
lrSSIy exposed all advertising
lraddS-lhrie are the things that
are mainly responsible for the
growing popularity which has
given ii its rre.emlncucc.
The Van Buren press., 1911-12-16
MEETS UNIVERSAL DEMAND.

Galveston, Tex,-A special tC
the Galveston News from Austin
says:
Controller w. f. Lane, wearing
a smile and a big button bearing
the likeness Of the Governor of
New Jersey, the badge of the
Dallas County Woodrow Wilson
Club, returned today from Gal.
weston. He went to Dallas late
Friday night and went to the
Woodrow Wilson mass-meetiug
in Fort Worth Saturday. He has
returned heartily euthused with
the personality and ability of the
candidate for the Democratic as
pIraut for president.
Il am much oppressed with
Gov. Wilson," be said. "He is Il
strong characterand IA strong can.
hr strikes "A responsive
chord in many conditions Of ,he
The Van Buren press., 1911-12-16

United states Of America, Western District Of
Arkansas IS.
10 the United States District Court IN and for
said District Fort smith Division.
In the matter Of
John ". Meek. No. 32i in Bankruptcy.
Bankrupt
To the Hon. Frank A. Youmaus, Judge Of the
District CouH Of the United States for the
Western District Of Arkansas
John W Meek, Of Van Buren, in the Couu.
ty OF Crawford and State Of Arkansas IN said
district respectfully represents that on the 9Th
day OF December, last past, he was duly adjudErd
bankrupt under the acts of Congress relating
to bankruptcy that he has duly surrendered all
his property aud rights Of property and has
fully complied with all the requirements Of said
acts and Of the orders Of the court touching his
bankruptcy
Wherefore be prayS that he may be decreed
by the court 70 have full discharge from all
debts prOyable against his estate under said
bankrupt acts except such debts as are except.
ed by law from such discharge.
Dated this ith day Of December A. 1911
joins ", MEEE, Bankrupt
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TN Arkansas \

T. pan is laying pip,...,.
fault 6fuJ within short time to
a disoS VIII Be supplied with
good di ! ron The louisiana heluod
nature&< h citizens viii use then
PermanrnhY that many farmer
~ 'Inins i oNre ARK olslv awaiting
''' y '0u VII be furnfhed to
%5tcs ne gas company
, r's yih~he done in the fl.
q. }tr
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RI . lN6u,

= Z flIUu,
III Dec. l2.-Der.
l2.-ss IA with the ad-
mil&g Ozark national
f0reskf - States forest
serviv lnted rewards
amolS for evidence
. furnS ie so the cOnvic-
tions Dss of Rupert,
Vanf Nos ma for setting fire
TO III uents of 1925
eacl -e G to J. A. and
j. loro.-o AZ 8-.of Rex, Van
Rrr, brother Corncg wards
'"' lshap. q shot aHii
are I aae the utge aSslohaI
acti0i ala 10 fan. enconrag-
ing III aed iller Sire trespass
eases forests.
Rev ---l from 500
to Sjt 1k-Y r. on leading to
the ARE erk .viction of any
person, .pyf United States
court, d ) charge o wilfulIy
and md sly setting on fire
or can1 R be set on fire any
al 1r'rh or grass upon
The laS ieb, United States
s::'''' $3.50 's e ',ss. offered ~; with II 4
referenck eS built and left
unextingN 'ota national forest
lands. W
sgdi s<.
70 York
Ehe bounty au'
But Purifier is de-
----'---i its action is
thorougi n, iy- yields, bilious
ness god = ince,. In vel.
aIways, }tour BIZ c.
s1sion II tli
"a yerici 70
Hs?I' .,o ,,',p i, ne Capitol,
Lit band ot M 9.-HOn. s..
3runt idate for the
5arany =, announces
hat hf headquarters
II the N tAfrA sriler building,
n this a we eek. He has
'o' YET FIX ander VINO VIII oe
,Iaced iI tcf geveau lnager. He
ays thafd \ rse eirNired of get.
; lmeraa Sails
'n8 aEhlca d Ee ssA Poihtheh'S
With s IN sssessaen,ut that he
avenae builcwoods so
.ot fo! SCISSOR assessed have to
efend
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10 the United States District Court In and for
said District, Fort smith Division.
The Van Buren press., 1911-12-16
Petition for Discharge.

United states of America, Western District Of
Arkansas SIS.
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IN tle matter OF
John ". Meek No. 324 in Bankruptcy
Bankrupt
The Van Buren press., 1911-12-16

Ion. Frank A. Youmans, Judge Of the
-ict CouH of the United States for the
-nru IiNlrInI Of A rkAHauA-
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"l). J. NeilI.'

support, for you certainly me
It. Yours truly,
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-03-31
SCULLY'S OPINION
OF WINEELBACH

A motion to dissolve The order u
show cause why receiver should
not ho appointed was nled boy Magoon
a Weaver and A s Humphreys boz tho
case of John W Winkelbach ys no.
nolulu Amusement Company Ltd An
affidavit by J. r. scullN vice president
of defendant company among other
things, sets forth
"That at mo- time was d. ever agreed
between the defendant and plaintiff
that there should be a partnership be
tween them in the carrying on of the
popularity contest
THAT aflant denies that plaintiff I'M
good faith proceeded to arrange that
said contest should be carried ON fairly
and charges the fact to be that the
plaintiff is an INSCRIPTIONS person
and discredited in this community.
and an unfit person TO carry on the
said contest; that plaintiff intended to
and has defrauded the defendant by
wilfully and knowingly selling tickets
good for admission to defendants the
aters until October ], 1871, in express
violation of defendants instructions
to plaintiff"
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-03-31
Prepared
/ amt

Service, not cost, is
the basis on which to
judge the merit of
paint, w. P. uller
& Cos. Pure Prepar-
ed Paint will last
longer and keep bright
longer than any other
paint on the market.
A single trial will con-
vince you.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-03-31
POI AND DIRT
ARE DISCUSSED

There was more poi than poetry m
the crowd that damned the Senate
chamber yesterday afternoon. The
occasion was that of a special public
hearing boy the judiciary committee ON
House bin 100 which provides that
all poi shops should be kept clean.
One would have thought. to see the
serious faces and feel the pregnant
atmosphere of alarm and anxiety
among the Chinese poi makers aud
the Hawaiian poi consumers, that
cleanliness was the most expensive
luxury in the world and that hope OF
the country was being assassinated in
any attempted legislation to remove
from the Chinese poi novels the in
fected filth which, through the medi.
um of the uncleansed poi container,
is distributed broadcast in homes
where poi Is eaten.
Senator Judd patiently presided. A.
L. c. Atkinson appeared as attorney
for the Chinese poi Founders. He
said they favored reasonable legisla-
ton. He admitted that some Of the
places were not fit to open. They
are not fit to exist, open or closed,
according to board of health observa-
tons and ten or eleven years ago they
would probably have been burned by
official orders.
Atkinson slapped in one good argu-
ment when he declared that If insan-
itary stables and laundries affected
poi shops, why was it that the dirty
stables and laundries were not closed?
He objected, however, to poi makers
being required to obtain doctors Ger
tificates as to their health. That
would interfere with the rights of the
workers-their personal liberty. I'M
spite of these remarks be got in a
hot shot when he acclaimed that the
board of health was responsible for
permitting dirty poi shops in the first
place Cmurmurs of appreciative under
standing). Atkinson wanted his
clients to deal with one bunch of au-
thorities. He opposed the idea of the
supervisors issuing licenses to the poi
men and the board of health having
the power to revoke them. This dual
would surely create discord
he said.
President Mott-Smith of the board
of health explained the proposed sys
tenn between the Territory and the
counties. Charlie Achi delivered an
Grafton which had little or nothing to
do with the subject and which was
chiefly anciently historical. He sprung
the suggestion that the board of
health was making a scare just to
get appropriations. He said it was
a bluff, but few took him seriously
and Judd called him down.
Ex-senator Coelho threw tears into
his voice and painted an agonizing
picture of the pains of going without
poi Mayor Fern thought the mayor
and the supervisors should control the
poi shops. Mott-Smith wound up the
talk with calm, plain statement to
the effect that the health authorities
were trying to save lives and insure
clean food and clean conditions in its
making.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-03-31
rHs HOUSE OF rHE PEOPLE.

Haleiwa is now the most popular
hotel on these islands because Of the
attentions paid by the management TO
the comfort of the guests and because
the cuisine is the best Lovers Of
bathing can fill their hearts desire
at Haleiwa because it is away from
contaminated waters. The fishing is
good at all times, and the golf links
appeal to men who know what the
best signifies AS to tennis the courts
are always well kept Trains over the
o. r. & J.. go direct to the door.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-03-31
EVERYTHING IN BOOKS

When we say that, we don't mean
that we have every book that is pub
lished, in stock Butt We do mean
that our stock is very complete and
we have books on all subjects of in
Uerest, besides, a very complete line
of fiction and children's books. ALSOl
No matter when or where a book
was published, if it is on the market
we can get it for you, and at the
New York Price.