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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-12-20

Major General Leonard Wood says that
the United States is the most lawlesS ma
ton in he world. but congress is again
making laws. and the Massachusetts leg
isIature will start up pretty sOOn.-Bos-
ton Globe
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-12-20
TAFT STARTS TO PANAMA.

Washington, ID. c., Dec. 19.-President
Taft left tonight for Key West, where
he takes the battleship Arkansas for
an inspection trip to the Panama canal,
returning Deccmer 81
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-12-20
WEATHER.
FORECAST.

East TeXas-Fair Friday and Satur-
day
West Texas-Generally fair Friday
and Saturday.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-12-20

The first jury Of women in Kansas not
only agreed on verdict. but they did it
without STAYING out all night in cigar
smokc.l Detroit News
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-12-20
THE MARKETS.
(By Associated Press. }
Tn TYlnA

COIION.
! New Orleans. La, Dee. 19.-Cotton
futures closed steady at a net decline
of 8 to points. Spot cotton firm and
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grim REAPER
VISITED VENTURA

The grim reaper descended upon the
Oceanic liner Ventura the third day
after leaving San Francisco and called
Mrs. A n Cox. . second-ciass pas
senger, who embarked from the Coast
for Australia Acute meningitis WAS
assigned as the cause Of death by DR..
Nelson. the surgeon IN the Ventura
The body Of the woman was con,
signed to the sea. Captain ]. L. Cow
ell reading the prescribed burial cere-
mony.
Much interest attended the arrival
OF the liner at Honolulu. From the
rail as the vessel neared her wharf
following delay in reaching tne har-
Dor, there loomed up the picturesque
head dress Of q band Of Indians. a
delegation Of blown-in-the- bottle cow
boys. wearing broad sombreros were
also numbered in the big crowd OF
sec0nd-class passengers.
The Bud Atkinson circus and wild
west show, some seventy people ii
number. are enroute to Australia. Col
onel Lavalle, bearing q startling like
ness to Colonel Cody OF wild west
fame. Is star attraction IN the show
and viii share the honors with George
and Mrs. SKY Eagle, old Sam Charg
ing Horse. John and Emma Eagle,
Horse, and Billy Rain-in-th Face.
The Ventura was considerably de-
Iayed in gaining the inner natDor 0w.
ing to breakdown ii the machinery
following the granting or nratique.
sam Church, chief engineer. came 10
The rescue and repairs were speedily
effected
The Ventura experienced very
rough and unpleasant brand OF
weather according to the story told b.
some Of the passengers The wind
and seas precluded any attempt 10
pull or programs Of deck sports. The
big band Of circus performers we're
ready to enter into the spirit Of the
thing, and would have assisted ma
tefially IN the SUCCESS OF series Of
stunts and exhibitions, had eJup Plus
Wits been inclined to behave him
SELF on this particular trip.
The Ventura came to a berth at
Oceanic wharf with So cabin, second
class and 10 steerage passengers FOR
Honolulu. Travelling through to sgd
pey are III passengers IN the several
classes.
The Mud Atkinson cowboys. Indians
and other performers practically mo.
nopopolize the second class Of the
liner. s
II ali goes well with the discharge
of cargo. the Ventura IS expected to
sail for Paeo PaN0 and SYDNEY At
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Oil 60.
SOLD SUDDENLY

News was received by this morn
ing's mail from the coast that the
Union OH Company Of California, q
bought by the General Petroleum Cor
poration. The negotiations eliminated
at New York. wnen Eugene de Saba
OF the General Petroleum Corporation
purchased all the Stewart interests in
the stock of the Union Provident Com
psny, which Is the holding corporation
for Union OH and its tewnty-two sub
siiiary corporations. To its own hold
fngs in the Santa Maria, Midway,
Cualinga. Fullerton. Sunset, Belridge
and Lost Hills district. the General
PETROLEUM. Corporation now adds by
the deal 152 producing oil wells, IL
tank steamers. tank barges. ting
and 6S11k miles Of pipe line. besides
the outright ownership OF 26. $50 acres
OF the mineral locations: also refiner-
les and Well-establisEed selling
Two Huge Oh Deals.
By its recent purchase OF the Con-
tilental Petroleum Company. the Gen.
cral Petroleum acquired an additional
go acres Ia Coalinga, 100 acres in
Midway and $500 acres in the heart of
the rich Mexican oil fields. These
two deals, which may be followed BY
Others. make General Petroleum gi-
gaIitic force In the oil business Of tne
Pacific. and perhaps of the world.
AS soon as the report Of the sale Of
the Stewart holdinb OF Union PrOyi-
dent reached Los Angeles. Union Oil
troke to 925z and Union Provfdent to-
1874 It Is understood that the rea.
son for this big drop in price s that
Lyman Stewart the president OF
Union In selling out his individual
carrying the control. made no proyi.
sion for the minority stockholders.
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TIME in WIN II 10
GET FUND SH0RIENS|

With only -four more days remain
Ing until the date set for the closing
Of the campaign which has been wag-
ed bt The Kin1,s Daughters n the ef-
fort to complete their SIS 900 build
Ing. fund with which to erect their
new home ii Kaimdki. the members
are working with = renewed energy,
perfectly con11 1t that when Thanks
giving Day daUns. the necessary
funds will have been secured. a meet
ing Of the members will be held this
evening at which the final plans for
the last few days Of their campaign
win be threshed out.
a large amount had already been
contributed toward the fund when the
campaign opened on the first Of No
yember. and the Kings Daughters be-
lieve that they have chosen q fitting
day on which to bring their campaign
to 9 close. The fund is open to all
who wish to contribute and they
think that there can be no better
way Of expressing thanks on Thurs
day than an Offering toward this fund
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-11-25
LOCAL AND GENERAL

Robert MahikOu, clerk OF the Wells
Fargo Express Co., was among the
witnesses IN the Norman G.. Smith
smuggling case this morning.
The regular monthly meeting Of the
Woman's Guild of St Clement s
church will be held tomorrow after.
noon at three o'clock in the Parish
House.
The. reading and discussion club
which was recently organized at the
Young Mems Christian Association
will hold a meeting at the building
this evening. Reynold McGrew will
preside.
The Hawaiian National Democratic
League would like to get line on
about how many in Hawaii intend to
attend the inauguration on March 4.
The secretary will be pleased to re-
ceive names as far in advance of the
event as possible.
Circuit Judge Robinson this morn
ing appointed the Hawaiian Trust
Company as trustee of the estate OF
Clara L. English, under bond of $1,000.
The estate is valued at s2338 SO. and
the heirs named are George C. Miller,
of Stockton. Cal, and Edith A. Miller,
of Honolulu.
The Federal grand jury resumedi is
sitting this morning. Among those
who appeared before it were Walter
Mcbride. Henry Blake and John Ma
female, who had a hand in the APP
prehension of an alleged opium SNUG
gler on Kauai some weeks ago; j. e.
Johnson. chauffeur; E. C. 8. Crabbe
and Liquor License Inspector w. f.
FenneIl. who are thought to have .tes-
titled concerning the operations Of a
certain blind pig and S. Kakazu
and Kawakani No indictments have
been announced yet.
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Per d. S. S. Ventura, from San Fran.
cisco. For Honolulu. Mrs. s. i. Ac-
herman, Brother Alfred. G. Beaton
Mrs G.. Beatoh, n H. Boggs, p. H.
Cook Mrs. Cook. Master Cook. Miss
f. DAILY. Miss X Crundell. r. e.. III.
lott. A. T. Ellis. Capt A. Ford. C. e.
French, Miss M Galbraith, &. Gey-
|urtz. Mrs. i. Geyurtz, i w. Hough
r. r. Tracy, T. Hyndman, /. b. Hear
ing. Mrs. L. Harger. Miss Harger, H
B. Hill. Master H. Hill. H. d. Hea-
cock. A Kearns. Mrs. Kearns, Mrs.
w. Lans. Mrs. w. Meier, 4. X. Mey-
ers, Mrs. b. Moran, DR.. Newberry, J.
A. Newell. Mrs. j.. "A. Newell, DR..
Walters, Miss Al. O'Connor, d. G. Per-
ers, @. "A. Pollister. Miss f.. Rosa,
Mrs. II Rohrig. Miss Rohrig, Miss A,
Stammer. A. Stephens. II r.. Tracy,
y. Thompson, Mrs. Thompson, Miss
Thompson, Miss F.. Thompson, Al. F.
Terro. Mrs Terro. D. Tweedie. E. J.
Walsh, Mrs. E. j.. Walsh, II. M.
Whitney, G. a.. Martin, E. 8. Bachel,
der, E. Bostrom, Juan Braddil. Thos.
Browler. Jill. Carreiro, j. Manice,
Jack Phillips, Julio Rodrigues, John
silva, y A. smith. For Page Page:
ID. w. Davidson. o. w. Leidel. w.
Meyers, Mrs. Meyers. H. Schneider.
mann. Paymaster =. G.. Yenter. Mrs.
y. g. Venter, Judge Kurt Sterling.
For sydney: b Atkinson. Mrs. At
kinson, X d. Armstrong, II. A. Ban
ner, Mrs. Banner, Mr.. Blackjack, NJ.
Brahm, Mrs. Brahm. d. Blanatt. Mrs.
'Blanatt. M Belew, Mrs. f. Clark, j..
Clark, =. Cornella, p Duffy, E. O..
Desperate. Mrs. Desperate. A. De.
coma. Mrs. Decoma, Miss Decoma
Mrs. E. Fisher, Miss Fisher. Miss
Fisher, d. Ford. D.. Smith, Mrs. Smith,
e. Gibson, Mrs. Gibson. Mrs. @. A.
lager. Master lager, Mrs. NJ. Johns,
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Willis
SE[LS Ills Land

Right Reverend Alfred Willis, form
erly Bishop Of Honolulu, now of Nu.
klial6fa Island Of Tonga, Friendly Is
lands group, Pacific Ocean; as the deed
recites. has sold to Mary h Smith.
wife Of ~ o. Smith Of Honolulu All
that piece or parcel Of land on Bates
street ct Pauloalo Nuuanu Valley de-
scriped ID the deed, Containing z 80
acres. for SO 900, The property Is tie
ol6 Iolani College preniis es.
Bishop wills signs By Henry Smith
and Mrs Willis By Edmund Stiles, res
spectiyeIy their attorneys IN fact.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

1
The undersigned, having been duly
and legally appointed Executor OF the
VIII and Of the Estate OF Anna Phil
lips, deceased, late OF Honolulu, Oahu.
hereby gives notice to all creditors Of
said deceased to present their claims
duly authenticated and with proper.
vouchers, II any exist, even II the
claim Is secured by mortgage upon
real estate, to him. the said executor.
within six months from the date of
the first publication hereof. or the
same will be forever barred.
Dated. Honolulu. Nov. Is, 1872.
RICHARD PHILLIPS.
Executor Of the VIII and Of the Is
tate OF Anna Phillips. deceased
ALEXANDER D. LARNACH. Atfor-
ney Tor Executor
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VESSELS TO AND
FROM THE ISLANDS


Monday. November Is.
San Francisco November "A, 8. s.
Alaskan returned to port with tan
shaft broken called for Seattle No:
.bember 239
Grays Harbor- arrived, November
%. Schooner Fealese hence November
Yokohama Sailed. November 20. s.
s. Persia for Honolulu.
San Francisco Arrived. November
q, noon, 5. 8. Nippon MARI hence
November 10.
Aerooranns.
81 8. Wilhelmina will dock at Hack
field wharf Tuesday morning from San
Francisco with IS cabin and IL steer
afe passengers; 1ls bags mail rs
sptos; 3101 tons cargo; For Hilo. zoos
tens cargo. ~
Hilonian VIII arrive from Seattle At
noon Tuesday. -
s. Ventura sails for Sydney ct
p m. today.
s s. Tenyo Maru sails for San IRAN.
cisco ct ~ q. ID. Tuesday.
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Notice Is hereby given that stock
Certificate No. - Of the Mutual Build
Ing z Loan Society Of Hawaii, Ltd. for
ten tl0) shares, standing IN the name
or Olaf L Sorenson, and Certificate
No. u for five 90 shares, standing IN
the name Of Anna n. Sorenson, have
been lost, and al persons are warned
against handling or negotiating the
same. s.
MUTUAL BUILDING AND LOAN
SOCIETY OF HAWAII. LTD.
By RICHARD II. TRENT,
b402-tf It's Secretary.
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Monday, Nov. Is.
Temperatures q. M. So; s q. m.
70; 10 q. m. 70; 12 noon, so. Mini
mum last night, 6s.
Winds q. m. velocity 1, n. E.;
q. M. velocity 2, N. E.; l0sa. M, We
1ocffy s, s. E.: IL noon. velocity Z.
n 3. Movement past n hours. 101
miles
Barometer at 5 q. M, % SO; relative
humidity. q. M, II. DeW-point at
5 q, m. S. Absolute humidity. am,
s. 643 Rainfall. O..
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PASSENGERS BOOKED.

Per o. s. S. Ventura. for sydney.
Marta Golden. d. E.. Stanley, Mrs. NJ
Fuller. s. Mexican, G. E. Philips and
wife, r.. ". Cayce, wife and infant. j.
A. Carew, F. f. Dainty. r. r. Dainty,
Jr., Mrs. II. s. Geer, r. l.. Jarman.
Per. str. Claudine, for Hilo ria wav
ports Nov. 2E-M Jacob, Mrs. H.
Per str. Kinau, for Kauai ports,
Nov. 26.-Mr. and Mrs. H. Rohrig. H.
Rohrig, Master Menefoglio. Mrs. A.
Menefoglio, Mr.. and Mrs a. de Brette-
vile. Miss Webber, Master Weber,
Miss Markham, Or, Derby. Mrs, Band
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Mari came ashore this morning ard
made satisfactory arrangements with
the local British consulate for the
care Of the man until such time as
he can be sent on to the mainland
J The Lodaner was TO sail for Van
couyer and Victoria this afternoon.
following the fling Of cables BY the
master.
, Many Autos for the Islands.
Twenty-eight automobiles are In
cluded IN the shipment OF 800 tons
cargo destined for Honolulu and now
on the way down from the Coast in
the Matson Navigation liner Wllilel-
nina.
Al wireless received at the agency
OF Castle and Cooke this morning was
to the effect that IS cabin and 70
steerage passengers are due to ar
rive at the port at IN early hour to-
morrow morning
Al late mainland mail amounting to
11S sacks Il on board and consigned
to local postofiice officials.
The Wflhelmina Il to proceed to
Hilo as there are zoos tons freight for
discharge at that port.
The Wilhelmfna Is TO arrive early
tomorrow morning and will berth at
Alakea wharf.
Ventura Sails It Four This Afternoon
A delay OF one hour Is announced In
the sailing hour OF the Oceanic liner
Ventura for the colonies The vessel
was TO have departed for Sydney by
the way Of Page Page at three o'clock
but owing to th elateness Of the hour
Of arrival and the amount Of refrigef-
afed cargo for discharge at this port
the vessel viii be dispatched for the
south at four o'clock. A score Of
cabin and second class passengers
viii Join the vessel At this port.
New Fire Extiuouishers for Terrific
rial Wharxes
Harhormaster Foster has received
the remainder Of q consignment Of
IRE extineuishers that are to be In
stalled at convenient locations on all
Territorial Wharves.
The Apparatus Is Of the latest man.
nfacture and design The Oceanic
and Alnkea wharves have already re-
ceived their allotment OF the exiting
uishers.
tiiIolan Due tuesday Noon
With several thousand tons cargo
including 3 large shipment<of lumber,
the Mateon Navigation steamer Hilon-
ian Is due TO arrive at Honolulu on Or
about noon hour tomorrow; The
~||ou/1I \. to call AZ Part a lien X..
1uIoI. K1ahapalI and Hilo before pro-
ceedine to the coast The vessel
brings freight from San Francisco, Sc
attic and Tacoma.
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PASSENGERS DEPARTED

Per str. Kilauea. for Hilu. via way
ports, Nov. 23.-Mr. and Mrs. X. w.
Fieberg, Miss q. Smythe, Miss Nj.
Hansen, Mr.. and Mrs. @. b. Butchart,
w. Chalmers, Mr.. and Mrs. G. P. Hal
land, Master G.. Earl Halland, M. A.
Nicoll, Mrs. i. Carne. Miss NJ Carne,
MRS. John Bryant. E. & NJ. Bullowa,
Mrs. L. L. Sexton and infant, Lee
Leong, w. J. West, Mr.. and Mrs. Al
exander Fraser, NJ. A. Nicoll, ]. Ros-
enthal
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ca WA Iavells. C Lee, sdrs.
Lee, Mrs. w. n Lewis, Mangean,
Mrs.. Mangean, Miss Hazel Nansean.
VI MahE ean, Mrs. " Mangean. Bert
Morphy. G. a Moser, g. g. No0n<lL,
il. s. Outtrim, Mrs. Outtrim, ID. Pae-
ker, Mrs. Parker, Frank Picat0, Mrs.
Victor Ricado. Miss Ricado. liz. r..
Smith, G g. Sphinx, s STANLEY, w p.
Wiley.
Manila via Hongkong and Japan ports.
For Honolulu Mr.. NJ. .Akimoto. Mrs.
All. Akimoto and Infant, Mrs II.
Meyer, Mrs, w a. Orr Miss r. L.
Pmkham Mr.. David Rnst, Mr.. Jas
Scott. Mr. ]. Walter Scott, Mrs. i.
Waite Scott, Miss A. r. Scott. Mrs G..
walls, Mrs. 3. I. p. Warehouse, Mr.!
r #. P. Waterhoilse. Mis- 3. N. With
erby For San Francisco pr r @.
Axtell Rev. J. G. Amber, Mrs. J. c.
Amber. Master John Amber. Miss
Eliza G. Amber, Mrs G. Brown, Mr..
III. Barkley, Mrs q. J. Barley, Mr..
VIM s. Barkley, Mr. q. B. Brown, Mrs.
n B. Brown. Matter Bnster Brown,
~ 4. ~ & ~ Is ~ ~ 49, - -
-. 8 : r,.'ss., 80. ~ :,
=. = pa0aSs rs. 5 49, az y Z =
49, !. =, 800, e. II, ~ = 8, 1880 !, !.
~ - g, -
49, S1 1 s, e. 49, 49, 800.
David Campbell. Miss Dorothy Camp
bell. Mrs +. + Eddingfield, Mr. andres
Garchitorena, Mr. Frederic w. Gotch,
y e 4. =. ~. ~ =, 8, NJ.
= aaL WOOL ~. . -, I'll; NJ. p
~, M iNalloto, - Lewis g =. A.
Jens Mfs. Lewis ssts, nj: ~:
heneflck AZ, a. hoe2sn-tein, ut. 8.
is!sni, ell. Z. nskaN :, at; 4. =. l,oss.
air. hlyokaMa. a q lyokhMs, iLlsils'
ana servant Master MiyakaWa,
MISS a: MiyakaMa, MISS n. MiyakaMa,
q II tfeok. y AQ.t, MISS - e. "a
money, Key g, 4: mussel, Mfs: e. -
Muster MT q MAINLAND MIS- = =
q lex g, Mr. geo. McNuity MI: !. =,
heEacnren, Mt tnos MeAIan'
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Sunday, November -.
Fir .odoner, 30. stmr., p. m.
Kauai ports kinall. stmr., e. m.
Maui, MoloEai and Lanai ports Nj.
kahala, stmrs e. m
Monday. November s..
Hongkong via Japan ports Tenyo
Marn. Jap. stlnr.. q IA.
San Francisco Ventura. o. s. s.. q.
"a.
Kahului Lurline. NJ. N s. s., q nj.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-11-25

Accommodations, Service and Meals
unsurpassed. at the sPieasanton Hoo
tel Advertisement.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-11-25

DO you thing Il helps any With 1
girl 70 tell her she's the frat woman
you've ever IoVe17' eYes. II yon hoo'
pen 70 be the first liar she's ever met.
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JAPANESE FLOCK TO HAWAII
TOURHDbDRED in THE IEbYO

The tide OF Japanese Immigration
has again turned IIawaiiward. Three
hundred Asiatic passengers, travelling
steerage In the Toyo Klsen Kaisha
liner Tenyo Maru. were received by
the Federal Immigration authorities
this morning, all with the exception
ing the usual inquiry required by UE-
Gle Sam before admission is accorded
the alien passengers.
With over FIVE hundred passengers
on the lists, tie Tenyo Marn is credit
eg by her officers as having experience
ec fine trip. one practically without
stirring incident.
The Japanese liner was given
prompt pratiQue by the federal quar-
anime officers this morning and was
~ the wharf before nine o'clock. The
Tenyo Is heavily laden VITA through
nareo, there being over one million
dollars worth OF 81 kalone, not TO men.
ton the thousands Of chests Of tea,
and bales Of valuable merchandise.
Fifteen cabin, second class and
2s1 Asiatic stesrage passengers left
the Tenyo Maru at Honolulu
Toe liner Is to proceed to San Fran
cisco at ten o'clock tomorrow morning
carryine In transit IS cabin. "a second
class and 101 fteerage.
The Tenyo barely escaped the raw
aree Of 4 typhoon that visited the
Philippines The Japanese vessel re-.
aained a Manila For fonr DAYS. nend..
nc he 6iecharce 81 ! nree a,,,o,,,t
60 stores FOR TIE army ana navv de.
16ffl6enfe there
...t.,.,. ,.s.t $500 $500 ..z. $500. 800.
~ 4.'.., Z-.r - 49, ~, =. -
8. -.e s.- 49, ~
s,.1 - eze1 32'Lt n,u ~ pn. =. .
3est pe' :, see 4enfQ Rls'sen 1ne rear
q tie orient.
eetenteen nunqreq TONS oflentai
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-11-25

Sunday on King street, between Fort.
and Kamehameha School, black silk
shawl, gold fringe. Reward, this
office. 54ozSt,
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Unfurnished room. Give full particil-
lars by letter to &C. NJ, this office.
5402-2t.
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Two rooms, furnished for light
Housekeeping. State price and To-
cation. Address Z. A. W. this Of
flee. 5402-3t.
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Sick Sailor 70 Lett Behind.
A sailor suffering from q severe at
tack Of typhoid was removed this
morning from tire British freighter
Lodaner, which rode outside the har-
Dor throughout the night. pending the
transfer of the seaman from the ship
to the hospital.
The Lodaner from Suva and the
Fills with a full cargo Of sugar des-
tined for British Columbia. was d.
'verted from the regular route persu-
Cd By such steamers. owing to the ILL.,
ness dsxelopsd BY the sailor. CAPTAIN
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-04-08
Story About a Lodging

are n Paris
the direst side the Then
dirty the right coming the
markets circle them halfway into
pointing guide Guides
sometimes kill Americans for orally trying their French that
"Qncsmpoix"
The sQuincampolx" lodging the
Csristendom. There
legs lie has
till
night the floor of the Qncampo Here the clay
faced abnthe cnd dreams his Here all breeds
other wrhe like snai baskee Here
find down society rubbing their
together teaching the
Skies the laws, the conditions life iethe that
all the society which isn't wise
breaking
Its back For 10 nighful
with furtive thief; crawl
belly like turtle cripple; stride in with proud
broke" Whatever
solo
quies the nightmare-an "tramps" asleep
Not the Qinompox in looking
that scramble mserabe idea had noticed
dodgers particular
dsiked "Quncampoxs'
sliding to the depths. He phlanrophes inter-
ested his project up giving them decent place
which million t$2O0000)
cheap idea being
Somewhere that humanity snoring squrming
the panks the old Quincampoix helped
saved useuness There risk Undoubtedly the
joriy
how so-caled tramps
calculating?
Do you miss all the chances to uplift?
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-04-08
Observations

PLACING bunch of cowslps our UnceK
Pxey These here republican
that
stable of Mogadore
tsn Seth really afraid the
NEW Y0R-"My John, years staying out late
and want stopped said Mrs police
"Here displaying starting my Darling
Esther" - ~
you him writing the
sergeant
and I don't propose to lose him now"
EVEN the A u. Mills years political test
the
Pete Sandberg and the Royal o
SPOKANE medium told a playing
baseball team the spirit land
say whether day is playing the game of his life
TAFT evidently
Teller influence pulling for
Hayden to the bench here.
In THESE parIous political A. v. enjoying
satisfied
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Jonathan has
his
ate showing disbursement of $77S85.
MAYBE Mr. Bryan doesn't believe throwing
ring before has fully got his worth
OVER Ohio accused of rebating
Rebatng? 1t can't be of old Mark.
TOLEDO NEWS-BEE spring robins
That Maumee water is the dangedes strongest stuff!
ELIZABETH HANSON will read polly at the Circus'
at the Y. M. G. A. Wednesday evening.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-04-08
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"Oh, nav? Maw-uh,"
Now, Edwin, what is it?"
did they find the South pole?"
Eyes, my Seraph. The Ant
arctic ice cap has at last been
conquered and the geographical
apex of that drear region discov-
cred by an intrepid explorer"
"The pole was right there, was
1t. maw?"
Indeed SO, Angelface. Capt.
Amundson spent three days on
the identical spot making corrob-
orative observations with scienti-
fic instruments and subsisting on
the frozen flesh of defunct can
ines along with other privations. I"
Perfectly settled, Is It, NAV,
that they have the pole?"
Eyes. Innocence, beyond the
peradyenture of a doubt. But,
pray, don't ask any more ques-
tons"
"Just one, maw."
Well, Edwin-but only one."
Now they've found 1t, what
are they going to do with TT"
To answer which Nav"
thought and thought for the long