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The Van Buren press., 1912-04-06
Governor Oonaghey and His Successor.

The Little Rock Gazette, in il
editorial review Of the governor
ship race. psys the following just
tribute to Gov, Donaghrg
George w. Donagbe, acted 81
IN most strong.miuded aud red
bleoded men would have acted
when be became v candidate for
q third nomiuspon for governor
Of ArkaGsss. Blocked IN bis
worthy pnrpoAAs to complete the
new capitol aps reform the reve.
nue. system Of the state SO that
taxation might be made more
equitable and pablic expenditures
brought within the receipts, he
appealed to the people.
They have given their verdict
against him. He nade the enemies
and aroused the opposition that,
in greater or less degree, will be
the lot Of any man who serves as
governor Some of his good acts
were used against him. When he
vetoed the appropriations that
would only have run tho state
further into debt he gave oppor.
tuni,y for the hostile accusation
to be made that be was opposed
to the purposes for which these
appropriations were design. And
there WAS: public talk as though
the money WAS in tho treasury,
but the governor was opposed to
its being spent; where ss tho gov.
ernor wanted TO see the money
spent, but used tho veto because
tho money'was not in the treasury
to spend. ..
"Bnt George W. Donaghey eau
we'll be content with the honors
OF two terIns - governor; tho
moro because he was privileged to
leave the new capitol stone upon
,tons ss . memorial 10 the work
of his hands while in the public
service. And the state will have
to como TO some measure Of reve-
nue. reform like the one for which
he stands sponsor aud that did lis
part in bringing about his defeat.
According to general belief
Gov. Donsghey was fought by
and Mr.. Robinson was supported
by the liquor interests, which
Gov. Donaghey had attacked.
We must say, however, that all
through his campaign Mr.. Robin.
son fairly and frankly stated his
position on the liquor matter and
never tried 10 dodge or evsde
that matter. But Gov. Donaghey
was Ut feud with the liquor utter
ests and Mr. Robinson WAS not.
"Some Interests were opposed
to Gov. Donaghey. for his Turner
jacobson revenue bill, under
The Van Buren press., 1912-04-06
N WILSON PEOPLE
. SEE TRUE FRIEND
nvtess q Both Part!es Sure Bose
Iatsrssts Of Country Mu 30
Served BY nIs Election
CONFIDENCE IN rFr LOST
0sneaa9sso q prsosae csdR IL
ssuaavs VIII hsaa TAst Pro0seo
~ Rspsbiseans VIII Turn
= 49, AsF1sy o&stssmaA

" Non FRANK q. CANNON,
nss UaAssd oAtss osasaos PvoM
Utah
AavU tysveApd tn ten sta4se gtnce
lsay1nS Coiossdo . month ago The
cry Of the ProGrssstvss In Asse states
-TaIAA, Oklahoma, Kansas. Nebras-
IA South Dakota Wisconsin, Iowa,
dlltnoiA. indiana snd even Missouri
Il nu LAVoilekts aod Wilson. The
pyoGTvastvs Dsmo@afs vaaa tAS b
publican party - nominate Robert Il
k-on!.s<s= .e- sAs pess.Asesy; % sAse
d ~ Dsnnusssao pnEU AAn hos
--<As Psopis win vin
And Progressive Republicans vnna
'ths DsmoorkAo pasty 10 nominate
Woodrow wllsn; 70 thA4--H the ~
puhrcan par0 shau kss-Stx0 ~
Rsopis Wi vfn-
You win obssvs nas sAs Proges.
isivs Dow has q last lsAsnsd wisdom
nom thaG wiz oA Serpent tho syv-
tsm, whose favor1ts plan AAs been
TO soisc< both candidates. subscribe "a
.botA campaign funds and than ~
ths People, IN 6ssdy sasnss4 ne41
. useisss bsAtIA
FsssooAlly, I tsss thAa D. P,og1es.
s4rs Rapubltcans sanA1 control thsel
oonvention
Rspvhltesas Ptaytae PutsttpA
TAs omoeholdtns machine u povA
erful inatduoaa. and sxpss4enosd n
interests ArS desperately determined
70 peevsot . LAFolletts ts1m IN the
White House; and their financial I'D
makes The machine almost rssistlsss.
FRANKLY. I do not believe in this talk
.es . fatal breach between Prss,dent
Tan and Big Bustnssa On both s1des
Il looks IKE . calculated quarrel, .
meiodrama played for national en-
tertAinmsnt The nssd Of such a
A6ectatlon a battle n TOO obvt0us.
Despite his earnest vogt. Tie pso-
pie had no nth that President Tafs
would solve our Vital problem and 70.
store the government 70 the custody
Of the people. A play was 1ssdsA.
II u being played
But thsrs remains Wilson. vhosa
nominst$ou by tho Democratic oonr
vsntion can only b prevented By In
sanity or parhdy--a both. Other
candidates are able; tAsy hAvS SIN
csre advocatsA Bat the Progressive
Republicans-as veil a. The rnass ol
DsmoczAts-vaat Wllsoa nominated /;
and Il - the Progressive Republican,
whose votss viii decide the issuA.
nTAn shall b the RspubueAa nom
tnss. Progressivss Of his party would
turn almost en- masss 70 Wllsoo--
and Wilson 10 the only possible Dem
ocratie nominee 70 whom they would
thus turn Thsy viii no< leave Tai,
In order 70 vote for any Democratic
ally Of the lltsssstA They viii not
dsssrt tAstr own party 70 chance any
humiliating experiment With the 9th.
sr Thsy want to preserve taar sell.
SsSpsct And q ths sauas tine psr
n1m . high public ssyv4sA
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1lyisy Ass Pail

victims 10 stomach, liver and kidssy
trouble" juss Ike other people. viii
Ike rssults IN lose Of appetite, back.
eehs. ssrvossnsss, headache asd tired,
lisslsss, rus.dowu feeling Bu, there .
20 seed to feel liks tha. % T, d.
Pseelss, Hsury, Tssp. proved, "s,I
bottles Of Electric Bittsrs' hs writes.
'did more 10 give ne psv strength aud
good appetite then oil other stomach
rensd!ss ! used So thsy help every.
body. Ito isllsv, 10 suRss when this
great remedy Will help you from he
nnt dose Try II. Only 10 csn,s o, =.
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Your !. Printing
THE PRESS can
do it as cheap as any
body else who can do
II as good a. THE
PRESS.
SEE The POINT.
Indian Killed On Track.

Near Rochelle, III. An Indian vent
20 sleep on . railroad track and was
killed By the fast express, Hs paid 70,
his esrslsssness With HE lifs, Often
Iva that way when people neglect eousbs
and colds. Doat risk your ne when
prompt use Of Dr. Kings New Dis.
covsry viii care them Aud ~ prevent q
dangerous throat or lang trou6ls, IN
completely cured men, Ia . shor, time
ofA terrible cough that followed . %.
ysrs attack Of grip" writes ], r,
Watts, FloydAdN, TsI, land | re.
gained Is pounds In weight thai 1 had
loat QMek safe, rslisbls and susr.
sntssd 500 Asa w Trisl bottle tree at
y, q, Esrr's.
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4 Pleasant Physie.

Whsb You want 4 pleasant pbvsic
give Chamberlain 4 Stomach and Livor
Tabls's n trial, They srs mild aud
gentle 10 their Aotion and always pro.
duce 4 PLEASANT cAlhArtie efYept, tsll
Al John . kAus'a drug stare Tor 4 free
sample,
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For ConstIpatios.

Mr., L. n Farphani, a prominent
druggist Of Spirit Lake, Iowa, Nysi
Chamberlain Stomach and Liver
Tablets are certainly the best thing on
the market for constipation, - Give
these tablets y trial You nre certain
to bnd them agreeable and pleasant IN
effect Price 900 I samples free Sold
by Jonn o Kane
The Van Buren press., 1912-04-06
The Trinls Of q Traveller.

~ am . travelling salesman, writes
4. Z. Youngs, East Berkshire, w.
"And WAS often troubled with consti.
patton and indigestion TIL | began to
nse Dr., Kings Now Life Pills. which
| have found M excellent remedy -
For sll stomach, liver or Kidney trou.
hles they are unequalsd, Only rs cts
Vt +. q, Ksrr's.
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Ths Fort Saith Timss.Recor,

Ths Fort S~ith Times Record
IN spsskipg Of The result Of TIE
result Of tho slssaou, sayM "rbe
defeat of Phil d, Scott In bic rasc
for ihs ssnsts 10 regretted W
nuah In Fort Smith a. Il u Van
pursp Owing to Mr. Seot,s
sspnsss,on, for many years, with
pablls S6sirs ~ 10 we'll 9aaliAed
Tor the position he soagh, and NJ"
ssvyISss would hsvs been y bsns.
N ~ tbs stale"
The Van Buren press., 1912-04-06
Bridge Christsned.

weather Monday. the christening
of the free bridge was postponed
until Tuesday.
Tuesday, the second day Of The
Zig event, dawned clear and the
atmosphere was cool and some
what bracing aud plans were q,
once made TO carry ont the ent q
program. Until 3 3p. H., the hour
for the dedicatory services, Van
Buren was thrOnged with sight
seers as it WAS never before. The
decOrslions we're bright and a
true holiday spirit prevailed.
At 1870 p. m. the parade started
from the conrt hoase in the fol.
lowing order: Marshals WiDfrey
and Boatright, bridge commission
ers in automobiles, Mayors Weay.
er, Of this city. and BOurland of
Fort Smith, aud W. II. Fl. Shiblry
president of board of trade; Fort
Smith band; Miss Ada Cordell,
Van Bursn's bridge queen, and
maids, Misses Kate Smeltzer and
Maggie Broyles; fire department;
w. o. W. drill! team; w. W.
Mesdors float; Gooding Il Nc.
Cabe float; Mitchell Place Addi-
tion float; Hunt.Cordell float;
Merchants Band OF this city;
Henry Bryan float; Chas. Ayres
& Co. exhibit; Light 4 Traction
Co. float; Van Buren, Boy Scouts;
Cow boys, and Kentucky Breed
ing stables float. After reaching
the head OF Main street the pa.
rade counter marched and pro-
ceeded 10 the center of the bridge
where the dedlcatory exercises,
consisting Of short addresses by
Mayors Weaver apd Bourlaud
were held.
After the dedicators' speeches
and mayoralty greetings and
"Americs" by the consolidated
bands, Miss Cordell, accompanied
by her maids were escorted to
the ceuter Of the bridge, Miss
Cordell saying, as she christened
the great structure:
"Behold this wonderful bridge,
built OF steel aud concrete, span.
ming one Of natures mos, beauti.
ful streams, = stream whose name
thrills the hearts Of many inhabi.
tants OF lais great State Of Ark.
ansas.
Il see in this wonderful struct.
ure M everlasting monument 10
the enterprise Of the people of
this part Of the Arkansas valley
u new link in the chain OF com.
merce Of two cities.
To-day Van Buren, and Fort
Smith shake hands aud Say to
each other, Let ns henceforlh
work together for the advance
menl Of both cities. In the fu.
ture let 1t not be Van Bnreu
against Fort Smith, nor Folt
Smith against Van Buren,, but Ft.
Smith aud Van Buren pulling to.
gether, for neither can prosper
without the other being benefited.
ITO the builders OF great ra'l'
ways and electric lines we say:
Come through our gateway, use
.hs magnificent bridge; We have
built il for you,'
"NoW, BY the authority vested
in me | break upou this great
structure this bottle OF pure,
Lees Creek water, aud christen
thee,
"A Bridge Of Friendship,
"a Bridge OF Progress,
"a Bridge OF ofCommerce."
The bridge dedication aud celc.
bration closed Tuesday night with
\ grand illumination aud fireworks,
Tho street cars IRE now RAINING
over the bridge to tho Van Buren
side, which adds greatly to the
convenience Of the public. Five
cents will now take you to any
part OF For, Smith,
The Van Buren press., 1912-04-06
DR.. M. 8. DIBRELL,
PHYSICIAN,
SURGEON AID oBYTETRICrAH
VII s'hAd V sAlb dsy o. aish. n .svs .
Ssr Diseases Of ~ Skis.

Nearly oil diseases ss,hs slia such u
sesema, tssssr. sall rhssm and bar.
sHs Itch, ere characterised ~ On 10.
tense i,ehi.G Aad smSrtiDg, which Of.
teu makes lifs burden aud dis,urbs
slssp and rest, Quick relief may no
nad ey applying Chanb bsrlAiu q sAlvs,
u slleys the isehins Aud smsr.ins 81.
noss inslantly, Maay sasss bsvs bsss
ssts4 ~ " ~, 6old Sy Jsk1 o KAss.
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VIII Take CslonelS

when summons Liver Purifier 10 40
easy and ileAsAnt, yet acls jnst "A thor.
OuRhly m those harsh pnraalives, (in
yellow ,iu boz oaly J Price 900, Tried
opgs uwl alwsys,
The Van Buren press., 1912-04-06
AZ Friendship That Ruttsd.
subJ.et 70 Sstionsl Democratic
CouyrntI0n.


When men stand very much IN
the timelight OF publicity, We aEa
apt 80 forget the human side %
tbe.. Yet, some OF the most 10
structive lessons, the most valss'
BILE warnings, are found in sur
.eyiug prominent men from q
merely human standpoint.
Take Taft and Roosevelt. LesA
than three years ago they were
intimate friends. Now that friend.
ship is broken. They are rivals
and enemies. The causes which
disintegrated their friendship form
a character study for novelist
a moral study for q philosopher
The reasons which have made
Taft snd Roosevelt enemies arc
like those which destroy thous'
.ands Of friendships in private life.
The difference 10 in size, not in
kind. The Taft.Roosevelt hatred
seems to be OIL a bigger scale
than the mutual ,lAsiike OF John
Smith and Tom Jones, simply be.
csuse Roosevelt and Taft deal
with large affairs aud their repul'
sion toward each other has split .
political party. "
But any friendship based on
such grounds as that Of Roosevelt
and Taft must 60 TO the dogs.
Any liking fousded on such de.
fec,s in character, such false am.
bitions, such erlpneous ideals as
those Of Taft xnd Roosevelt will
decay. We see such chnmminess
falling into ruin around Us every
day aud easily trace the decay to
ito source. 1t 10 just a. easy 10
find the reasons for the presen,
aversion OF Taft aud Roosevelt
for each others ,Tbe causes lis in
khe men themselves.
Roosevelt owed his rise to ii
spasmodic popularity. Taft owed
his to a happy.go.lucky pliabili'y'
Roosevelt's native eg0,ism was
smelled into abnormal proportions
bya bellows Offavoring circun''
. stances Taft aInsierwe eWt one OF
the greatest misfortunes that can
possibly hefall . msn In tho fact
that bis was . career without
hardships aud difficulties. There
WAS nothing to develop stern
sluff in bis character. The chute
Of prefernsnt was CREASED for
him. He slid, hardly knowing
how, from one lucrative appoint
Ave job TO another
Aud 30 these two distinguished
men, each IN his own way, 60,
sham notions Of life. Sham idest
of politics. Wrong eslimatss OF
other men. Mistaken apprecia
tion Of conditions. Over.estima
tion Of themselves. - All the while
they we're building up this shaky
fabric Of selfdslusjon they were
uuconsciously preparing for the
distrust and detestxtion which
have usurpsd the place. OF fra
.iernity.
Roosevelt thought, probably
sincerely, that he valued Taft }o'
.Taft's self. Really he valued hin
only ~ = tool. Taft doubtless
supposed no admired Roosevelt
for his personality. IN point o.
fact, be admired Roosevelt ~ thu
political creator OF Taft.
At .ust there came time whel
there was u clash Of ambitions
Aud that Instant the seeningll
solid fortress of friendship became
4 wall Of Jsricho---crashing Y
ruins u the Hrst blast OF aGbi
tion's trumpet There 10 notbinJ
surprising IN the now open snmj
~ Of Taft and Roosevelt. II va
bound TO come. Ii WAS bs,u
bred iu the bone and noursbe
IN the Assh Of tho two men oil th
yssrs wheu they seemed ~ stran
friends ~ pauon mud Pytliss,
Ra6alo Times a.
The Van Buren press., 1912-04-06
insertion. Mar. 10; last AprilG
WANING ORDER.

VAsNANU VhUAhs
In hs Crawford chsnesry court sM,s Of Ar
kansas.
j A. Ferguson snd A. L. Ferguson,
partnsrs, doing businsss ~ Home Lum-
her Co. Plaintiffs, ", Albert l.ssti-
msr, LsnsA Lsttimer, John LAttiusf.
j. r, AcLsnnan, and l., ". Black %
trustee for the Bank Of Alma. Defend.
anita
The defendant. J. r. MeLsauan, 10
warned IN appear II this tonr, within
20 days, and answsr the eomplAiat Of
the PLAINTIFF, J. A. Ferguson sd A.
l.. Fsygnson.
March II, 1919.
A. HAYS. Clerk.
c. N. BLxDsos, D. G.
The Van Buren press., 1912-04-06

jobless people are beginning to
feel the want of work, home and
money.
The Van Buren press., 1912-04-06

This omoe is the place
to get the BEST station.
cry.
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Honolulu Stock Exchange
NAME OF STOCK.

Friday, August %.
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HIGH COST OF
LIVING AND MILITARISM

Senator Burton of Ohio has uttered
d timely word as TO lhe part that mil
itarism and expansion of state activ.
tiles play in high cost of living, says
an exchange editorially. Call it I'm
surance" or what you please, the
drain upon the taxpayer due to con-
struction of battleships, forttfication
Ct harbors and maintenance OF mil
lions of non-producers called soldiers
is causing him economic distress;
and as he staggers on with the load
he thinks and thinks and thinks.
When his revolt passes from the In
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LOCAL AND GENERAL
FOR : hack RING Up asc7.

For q hack ring up 2307.
Elks meet tonight at ghalf-past Z.
Elegantly furnished rooms with hot
and cold baths at Hotel Arlington.
The Underwood Typewriter Visible
none better. Wall, Nichols Co, Ltd.
Agents.
Chief McDuffie is holding a couple
of gold-filled watches, found in Iwi-
lei, for the owners.
See the Honolulu oto-Supply Co.
Fort near Hotel, about enlarging your
negatives. The cost is small.
Wanted-Two more passengers fnr
around the island at $5.ae. Lewis
Stables and Garage. Tel. 2l41.
II you want a good Job done on an
auto Or carriage take it to Hawaiian
Carriage Mfg. Co.. 427 Queen st.
Dr. NJ. e. Grossman, Dentist, has
resumed practice at his offices, 1l41
Alakea st. Office hourse, 9 to 4. >
Prof. L. A. De Graca, Teacher of
Violin, Mandolin, Banjo and Guitar.
Studio, 175 Beretania; Phone 3643. >
Pineapple soda ana Hires Root Beer
excellent summer drinks-are bot
tied by, the Consolidated Soda Works
fHOHe IItt.@. --2-
The Scottish Thistle Club will meet
tonight for a literary evening. A pa
per on Robert Louis Stevenson will
be discussed
Bring 10, Green Stamps AMI one dol
lar and get complete Boy Scout suit
for vacation. Green Stamp Store.
Beretania and Fort streets. -
The regular meeting of the members
Of the Hawaii Promotion Committee
will be held at the rooms of the Mer-
chants Association, Young Hotel, to-,
day at $3.50. o'clock Pm. -.
The Wonen's Auxiliary of the Out
rigger Club will hold a meeting at
the residence of Mrs. +. M. Swanzy,
at 10 O'Clock Monday morning. A full
attendance is requested, as important
matters will be considered
Honolulu Lodge No. 800, L. o. O.,
NJ, will meet this Friday evening at
1870 o'clock in Odd Fellows hall for
the transaction of important business
and to extend a rousing welcome to
Ambrose ]. Wirtz, dictator. who. REL
Gently returned from an extended trip
abroad. Each and every member of
the lodge, as we'll as all visiting breth-t
rem, are cordially invited to attend. !,
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,tellectual to the Volitional stage then
lcok out for radical changes in party
and national policies. Much that now
passes as patriotic solicitude lest
national existence be imperiled by in
adequate naval force is the special
pleading of promoters of industries
that flourish when war threatens. AS
for the second item on Senator Bur
tons bill of specifications, namely,
increased governmental activities, it
is one that the taxpayer Of radical
and reforming type often ignores.
To compass the elimination Ct
abuse, to correct social wrongs, to
protect the weak and the defenseless
let the government act. So runs
the tide of popular feeling, and law
makers acquiesce. But the new laws
must be enforced. Ergo new staffs
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Of deputies must be assembled, train
ed and paid at higher rates than
would be necessary for private per-
sons doing the same work. So thai
while the bettermept sought Is
achieved, it costs society heavily in
additional taxes.
This is not to argue that better
ment work should cease, or to pre-
dict that in time the excessive pc
cuniary cost Of highly differentiated
and specialized government by en-
pIoyes. ever demanding more pay AMI
shorter hours will create reaction.
1t is only to remark that 1t Is just as
true in a twentieth century demo
cracy as it was in the days Of Moses
or Lycurgus that everything, even
good government and social welfare,
has its price and has to be paid for. =
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NEW TODAY
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.
Oahu Railway & Land Company.

The annual meeting Of the stock
holders of the Oahu Railway & Land
Company has been called for Friday
August 80, A. D. 1912, in pursuance
of an order of the directors, and will
be held at the office of The B. F.
Dillingham; Co., Ltd, Stangenwald
building, Honolulu, at o'clock p. m.
on that date.
The stock books of the company
will be closed to transfers from Au-
gust "a to 80, both dates inclusive.
w. F. DILLINGHAM;,
Acting Secretary, Oahu Railway &
Land Company.
6902-Aup- "a 26 81 % %. 30
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REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS

Entered for Record August q, 1912.
From 1890 a. m. to $3.50 p. m.
Mary Piimoku and hsb to Emmc-
line M Magoon J....... D
Est of Isaac Tesla by exors to
Joseph Keahiliilii ....,. d
Henry Waterhouse Trust Co Ltd -
to Zillah Bischof Rel
A P Mcdonald to Won Hamm-
41oung Go Ltd C M
H Reinecke to H Garlich ...... D.
Luiz r Gaspar and VT to Maria De T.
SsGaspar5 ..!|............ D
Thomas Edwards to Walter H
bradley -. So. -. ........... d
Geo H Robertson and VT to Sarah
II sDonghertya,. :. ~ :. ........ D
Wat Cling to C K Chow BIS
Chock Tong to C KlChow BIS
Leong Kong by attys to C X "
CHOW -. 49,. ....s. B s
Chun Kan Moon to C X Chow. B S
Mrs Louisa Fernandez to Guard
ian Trust Co Ltd ............ M
Manuel V de Coito and WI to Trs 81
of Est of w G. Lunalilo M
F e Steere to A N Campbell. PA
Trent Trust Co Ltd to Matte ]
Entered for Record August %, 1912.
From $3.50 a. m. to 1o:3o a. m. >
Helen Boyd to See Hop Co et al.
........ :. l. and Can l.
Est of w C Lunalilo by trs to Ka- /
ina Kaanaana (widow) ........ D.
kama Kaanaana Widow to Trs
of Est of w c Lunalilo .... M
John w Cook and VT to Trs of
Harmony Lodge No 3, IOOF.. M
Mary T Carew Widow ct al to
,Waialua Agricultural Co Ltd E. Ii
Entered. for Record August 22, 1912.
From 1880 a. m. to 4:30 p. m.
Wong zee ct al to Lum Leong... d
Carlos A Long and VT to T No
ZaWa .................. d.
T Nozawa and VT to Carlos A
Long, tr .................. M
Carlos A Long and VT to Manuel
SOFTeld ~
Kauhane and hsb to Namauu (w) d.
w c Achi, tr, to William Henry. "A M
F w Macfarlane to Kahaluu Pine
apple & Ranch Co Ltd ..A L
Kahaluu Pineapple & Ranch Co
Ltd to Libby, McNeill & Libby
of Honolulu Ltd .......... Ii
Bank of Hawaii Ltd to Oliver G
Lansing .......:......P Par Rel
Oliver G Lansing to John, Vierra. D
Alwine w Conradt and hsb to
Clarence H Cooke .........' D
Guardian Trust Co Ltd to Joseph
Flo Kan ................... Rel
Sarah K Colburn to Jose Da S
Mello and WI .............. D
Entered for Record August %, 1912.
From $3.50 a. m. to 1890 a. m.
Consolidated Pineapple Co Ltd to
A ShimiZu .. Lease and B S
A Shimizu to T Uemura ct al ...B S
Consolidated Pineapple CO Ltd to
A ShimiZu ...............C Consent
Henry Warehouse Trust CO Ltd,
tr, to Laura V Riley ......... Rel
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Everything in the printing line at
Star-BuIletin. Alakea street; branch,
Merchant street
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STONE HoUs:: SOLD.

Because frosts do the most dam
age when the air is calm, Paris sci
enlist has advanced the theory that
orchards and vineyards can be pro-
tected by electric fans to keep the
atmosphere moving.
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