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The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1912-07-20

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II Water bags 80 cents each at j.
i c. Welcome & Sons.
/ Some choice bargains in second
| hand saddles at Shelley's.
Burns Flour 81. rs sack. $500
Dbl. Sold by Burns Merchants.
J. Il. Sizemore and Mrs. Otus
Sizemore are over from their
Warm Springs home.
We have everything carried In
a first class up to date Harness
shop j. c. WELCOME & Son.
j, c. Turney was a passenger
out on one of the autos Wednes-
day morning en- route to Port
land.
Grant Belshaw, the old time
fruit man has been over from Mt
Vernon this week with q fine lot
of cherries.
c. +. Mckinney, Sam Mothers
head and j. M. Dalton spent
several days fishing on Myrtle
creek this week and report very
good luck.
Il Mrs. w. T.. Huston and son
Taylor are home from an extend
ed visit with home folks in Mar
ion county. They had a very
pleasant time.
Those elegant moth proof
chests at Clevenger's are just
what you are looking for. They
are the best piece Of furniture
you could invest in.
j. B. Balcomb informs US he is
at present taking stream meas
urements for the government
over in the Steen Mountain sec
ton and south of that point.
t Ben Brown has gone to rail-
road points east of here for a
short visit. He will visit Baker,
Huntington, Ontario. Weiser,
Vale and other points before re-
turning.
For Wood or posts in
the timber, or here in town.
Leave orders at Lunaburg. Dal-
ton Co. or Schwartz's. Satisfac-
ton guaranteed.
FRANK JACKSON.
Mrs. II. b. Mace arrived home
Thursday evening from an ex-
tended visit to Nevada and Cali
fornia points. She had a very
pleasant visit and returned home
improved in health.
The John Parker Estate land.
one half section, midway between
Burns and Harvey on stage road.
for sale at bargain. Write or
call on the undersigned for par
ticulars. A. w. GowAN.
Jersey Heifers For Sale l have
40 head Of choice Jersey heifers
which | have Just purchased,
ranging in age foom to 3 years.
some coming fresh at once. Will
sell at reasonable prices at my
place 8 miles east of Burns John
Back.
For soreness of the muscles,
whether induced by violent ex-
ercise or injury, there is nothing
better than Chamberlain's Lini-
ment. This liniment also relieves
rheumatic pains. For sale by
all dealers.
T.
Chas. Turner was up from
Andrews this week having some
dental work done. He was in
hurry to get home as his grain
is ready for the harvest. His
section is a little earlier than
this and crops are fine over
there.
Geo Howe and wife accompan-
led by their son, were over from
the Calamity section this week
on land business. Mr.. Howe
states he has finished his run at
the mill for this season and after
some planning is done he will get
into the harvest field.
C. A. Haines, Fred Haines and
J. f. Mahon came in Monday
from Portland where they attend
ed the Elks' reunion. They re-
port having had the time of their
lives. The entertainment was
great, something doing all the
time. They will have to rest a
few days before getting into ac-
tive harness again.
Anyone wishing to visit Port
land can go via Prairie City at
The Washington times., 1912-11-21
PinlpIes Removed
The Calcium Sulphide Treatment Does
Wonders to Every Kind OF
Skin Eruption.

You don't want to wait forever ana
day to get rid of your pimples or other
skin eruptionB. You want to get rld OF
them right now. Next week you MAJ
want to 10 somewhere where you
wouldn't like to have to take the pm
pies along.
You can get rid Of them just in time
by taking Stuarts Calcium waters.
They contain az their main ingredl-
ent the most thorough, quick. ana ef-
fective blood cleanser known, calcium
sulphide.
Remember this. too, that most pimple
treatments reek with poison. And they
are miserably slow besides.
Stuart's Calcium Waters have not
particle OF poison in them. They are
free from mercury, biting drugs or ven
anteed. They cannot do any harm. but
they always do good-good that you can
see In the mirror before your own eyes
"a few days after.
Don't be any longer humiliated by
having a splotchy face. Don't have
strangers stare at you, or allow youl
friends TO be ashamed OF you because
Of your face.
Your blood makes you what you are.
The men and women who forge ahead
are those with pure blood and pure
faces.
Stuarts Calcium Waters will make
you happy because your face will be
a welcome sight. not only to yourself
when you look into the glass. but TO
everybody else who knows and talks 10
you.
We know that Stuarts Calcium waf-
ers are beyond doubt the best and
quickest blood and skin purifier in tn,
world. Try a package today, Toe a,
your druggists.
The Washington times., 1912-11-21
WASHINGTON ELKS
PLAN FOR ANNUAL
MEMORIAL SERVICE
Congressman Stanley Will
Deliver Principal Address
, For Occasion.

FINAL plans in connection with the
shnual memorial exercises OF Wash
Ihston Lodge. 10. Is, b. P. o. Elks,
VIII be arranged at a meeting to be
neid this evening. The exercises Will
oe conducted in the National Theater
me hrst Sunday in December, when
congressman Augustus o. Stanley of
kentucky will be the principal
speaker. Music will be furnished by
the Marine Band.
Five candidates were initiated last
night at a special meeting commence
ing at midnight to permit the attend
ance Of willard Robertson. a member
OF the Trail Of the Lonesome Pine"
ScomHeny, now playing at the Column
pla Iheater. and popular stock
company actor here. Among those
VINO received the degrees and viii
nenceforth be considered worthy to
wear the coveted antlers were viii
iard ROBERTSON. Harry b. Hilton, p
W. Webster. and Neal Chrisman.
Reports of committees on the Ia
dies' social to be held at the club.
rooms next Tuesday night. showed
mat all are worrying on arrange
ments and that the sounding OF the
pell Tor curtain raising will be the
signal for starting a series of events
the like of which has never before
peen seen on earth, nor anywhere
else. for that matter" as an entity
slastiC member CT "the bunch" re-
marked last night.
The Washington times., 1912-11-21
Central High Team
Guests at Supper

In celebration OF the highly successful
season OF the football team during the
season which ends tomorrow afternoon
with a game with Western, the girls Of
the fourth year class OF Central High
School will. on Saturday evening, give
the members OF the gridiron squad a
dinner at the school There will be
speeches by olumni, professors, and
players.
The team has not been beaten by Il
District scholastic eleven this year.
and is expecting TO win from Western
at Union League Park tomorrow after
noon.
The Washington times., 1912-11-21
Chair Awaits Slayer.

FRANKFORT, KY, Nov. 2l.-James
Ellis is to pay the death penalty In the
electric chair at the Eddyville prison to-
morrow, Governor McCreary having re-
fused his petition for Communication of
sentence to life imprisonment. Ellis was
convicted in Pulaski county more than
a YEAR ago for the murder Of Magistrate
c. J. Beatty, OF Burnside. The killing
was n result of the arrest OF Ellis on
n charge OF illegally selling liquor. In a
general fusillade Magistrate Beatty and
Constable W. i. Heath were shot and
killed. Ellis and a companion named
The Washington times., 1912-11-21
WOMAN GETS $500
FOR BROKEN ARM
Suit Against District Is Won BY
Mrs. Elizabeth
Harper.

A verdict for $3.50 was returned by a
jury before Justice Wright, in Circuit
Court No. 2 yesterday In favor Of Mrs
Elizabeth aIIrper in her suit for $4,000
damages against the District of Colum-
bia for personal injuries received No.
vember %. 1910. when she slipped and
fell on the vladuCt on II street north
east. The testimony was TO the effect
that Mrs. Iiarper's arm was broken.
In the trial year ago Mrs. Harper
was awarded $500 damages. but the
verdict was set aside.
Attorneys James B. Archer and Jonh
Lewis Smith represented Mrs. Harper.
The Washington times., 1912-11-21
Want Freight Cars
Returned Promptly

Following the suggestion of Commits
sioner Franklin Lane. OF the Interstate
Commerce Commission, the American
Railway Company Association has ap-
poi inted committee to enforce Its own
rules regarding return of freight cars
to railroad owners. Prompt return will
do much to relieve the freight car
shortage experienced every fall. Fairfax
Harrison. president Of the Monon; X.
II. Aihton, OF the Chicago and North
western, and T. +. Clarke, of the Della
ware. Lackawanna and Western, con-
stitute the committee.
The Washington times., 1912-11-21
Masonic Lodge Enjoys
Speeches and Music

Washington Centennial Lodge. No. Il.
B. A. A. NJ. held a stated communi-
cation last night at o'clock In the
Masonic Temple. No work was done.
tSe tSs tme Of the III meess Ss n
good time.
A short address was made bv Past
Master ]. W. Wilton, and n recital on
the pipe organ, recently installed In the
lodge room, was given by Charles X
Bartlett. In the absence Of Master Wal
lace Streator. Senior Warden Joseph
Waterman presided.
The Washington times., 1912-11-21
KENTUCK|AN TAKES
GAINESVILLE, Nd,
GIRL As HIS BRIDE
Mr.. and Mrs. John o. Pyles
Will Make Future Home
In Maysville.

ROCKVILLE. Md, Nov. 2i.-Miss
Anna l.. Darby. daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. william W. Darby. of Barnesville.
this county. and John o. Pyles. of
Maysville. KY, were married yesterday
afternoon In the Episcopal Church at
Barnesville. The ceremony was per-
formed by the rector, the Rev. J. II.
Bushby, In the presence Of a large
gathering Of relatives and friends. The
church was decorated with cut flowers,
potted plants, and evergTeens.
The BRIDES only attendant was her
cousin. Miss Louise Hodges, Of Takoma
Park. The best man was J. Herbert
Brown. Of Barnesville. and the ushers
were Hatton ID. Brown, Of Barnesytlle.
and Harvey Harris. Miss Laura White
played the marches.
Immediately after the ceremony. Mr..
and Mrs. Pyles departed for their future
home in Maysville. Tuesday evening
the members Of the bridal party were
entertained at supper at the home OF
the brides parents.
Andrew j. Cummings, OF Chevy Chase,
who represents this county In the State
legislature, is q member OF the normal
school building commission: appointed
by the last legislature. which is spend
ing the week inspecting normal school
plants IN various parts Of the country
10 determine the best style of structure
to build in Baltimore county, Md. with
the $4,000 appropriated BY the last
Legislature. The commission will visit
Oswego and Albany, N. Y; Cape Girar-
deau. Mo-, and Charlestown and Ma
comb. ILL.,
The annual report Of Prof. Earle B.
Wood, county superintendent Of public
schools, shows the total receipts of the
county public school commissioners for
public school purposes In Montgomery
county, for the year ended July 81. 1872.
bursements S5.+S4.s2 less than that
amount.
The Washington times., 1912-11-21
Big Steel Award.

American Minister Graves at Stock
holm, Sweden. cabled to the State De-
partmcnt today that a 10000 armor
plate contract for a new Swedish battle
ship had been awarded TO the Carnegie
Steel Company of Pennsylvania.
The Washington times., 1912-11-21

Remnant lot of Costume Corduroy,
q inches wide. in navy blue, and
black. Desirable lengths. which
will cut In any quantity you desire.
Worth 75c yard. Remnant COn
price, yard. CCC
The Washington times., 1912-11-21

Ends of Velvets. consisting of
Silk Velvets, Paon Velvets. Vclours.
and Velveteeh, In all wanted shades.
also black. Worth up to $3.50 o.
yard. Remnant price, each end. w
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1912-12-06
OLD CLOTHES MEN ARE
INCREASING IN NEW YORK
From the New York Herald.

81 cash clo!"
This IL the college yell Of hundred.
OF mon engaged in. collecting castolt
clothing. m Industry which 70 prac-
tically unheard OF outside this city;
That the business yields substantial
profits 10 shown by the increase IN the
number OF men one meets in the
streets In the residential sections. They
are up with the lark and late In the
afternoon you e them returning
home burdened with old clothing. OF
every description. which 10 later taken
to q place Of exchange In the W.
part Of the city and sold at q 5000
profit. The dealers who purchase the
secondhand attire turn It over to
tailors to be repaired and pressed.
after which Il !. shipped to places In
b south and the southwest.
No was ever known to get the
best Of an odd clio" man. They Will
offer. o . dollar. for several suits OF
clothing. an ~overcoat, shoes and mats.
and they invariably persuade you TO
accept their terms. They know that
you Nre anxious to get rid Of b stuff,
that o need extra o0m and that you
Will think twice before turning down
tho offer. Many Of the collectors have
regular customers.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1912-12-06
a ct Christmas, when Il. m,.ht.,
was . child Observation-Disclosures

s saan at Christmas. when Il. mighty
1ou"oer was . child Observation-Disclosures.
'Xna !. t. =: "a. deg !. Z. sorrow lie:
III nvsy't Ia . Chrtstmos MI.
0"a eve more Be merry.
%. wither.
wish ycs health and ,0.. ana m;,,.
: ene molly christmay birth.
81 HsHE y .N,.s merry nn,,.nA, whom
HMs99sSCnE5Stme drought his mort 'n..t,
Cnr!stmas bfoachod ~ snsShttn..
= ,ohristmas- told III. o,.rr,..,
~ S"r.stlnas Eambol OFT couiS rNss. Ssfes
Aae Door mans heart through ha,, a..
-Scot;.
Come. bring with : no,..
my merry. merry boya
Ane Gnftstmas log 10 iha cr:r~.
Mnile my good lame s,a
6.0c 70 All 10 frae
And drink to your IN r,.. s..
Robert Herrick.
ST. S:sl oes .o anassGs hands ss sn and sr..t,ns.
Wn,.Na. !oylaT parents ,neeeinr
A0un4 old alike are riaHs
~ -Anony.n0ua
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1912-12-06
cHR,srmAs ~sEMr,MeMrs.

:,
For some time ! have been collect
Ing these seasonable sentiments. I hope
our readers will enjoy them. every one.
Il II . good thing to observe Christ
mas day. The mere markings OF times
q seasons when men agree to atop
work ana make merry together. rs q.
wise = wholesome custom. It helps
one 70 feelg the supremacy. OF tho conn
mon life over tho individual life. II
reminds . man to rot his own little
watch. now and then. by the great
clock OF humanity.-Henry Van Dyke.
Cheerful looks ana words are very
BuSe 70 make Christmas merry.
Il was always said Of him that he
knew how to keep Christmas well, if
any man alive possessed the knowl.
edge. Nay that be truly said Of us, and
OF all OF M. And 60, q Tiny Tim OBJ
served. God bless W. every one.-Dick-
ens.
oe Christmas time when Il has come
atound-apart from the veneration due
e It, sacred name and origin. 4 any
thing belouging to e can be apart from
taAc-ao good time. . kind. forgivtng.
hut thsy didn't devote the whols we
ming 70 music. After while they
played forfeit: for C - rood 70 -
|ch1ldSon oomot1moo and u bottor
NT- HM[s++rENsFr- go
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1912-12-06

The replica OF Henry Hudson's Half
Noon, which was one OF the features OF
the Hudson-T ulton celebration, has
been overhauled and permanently q
chored on Yonkesu In the Hu0o0n
river.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1912-12-06

sEstimated upon basis of nine months
actual figures. az follows:
Cocoa. 1000 pounds. value 81.
coffee. 651. 10000 pounds. $50. O00.0 900; tea.
81, 900 pounds. 1925 900.
OF nue. interest in connection with the
foregoing analysis Of the trade OF tho
United States In cocoa, 10 q bulletin issued
by the bureau Of foreign and domestic
commerce on the cocoa production and
trade OF the world Especial Consular Re-
ports No. tO. which describes the condi-
lions under which cocoa is produced ana
that commodity. and the trade In cocoa
and it, manufactures in the principal
countries Of consumption. Copies Of tho
bulletin may be obtained by application to
the bureau Of foreign and domestic COM
merce.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-09-10

n md ntf bs fdasaba @lssoa io hc,ous
a1Itgd NgdfHa
f sto AZ mis- eady disposition religious decided beome
physician graduated The Nen Y0 Medical oMea IN sb
noadF ~ NE paicns he loeh active
N Tho fmnklb street HomNd u0teh Among The luke
undloo 10 fttalie Mrs hab
NftdUNl fd6e whme tfme he t0dna As the RESULT d he
mmoNaa Hadd Waterway tamo a Nfe a6d flow missionary yoane
Wuodug erood Theological omiaoy aud iot On hme Huade'
dmttphff
w me hmedcao oofM N Missions wished 10 eni pysna 10
Onon 6td edtmfnN M Suitable poison, aiof suddof offered
mf and Waf accepted Tho tme md "ihhm ANY, The color
fran Ha1N hon ni6o tdno 1919 an The bia ludus which ohed
Odlrfa frr modtf atdf
rhdf wdys Tim ft saddeoed NY tho dmth lhe 0fa child y
0ufN aodf IN Ceon whon their second child nle girl
mmnf IN @ IN s rdotef foo was horn 10 ihem bat ed only
fR fUa
rho sndden hid ceo mme ehiid0o grew maturity
IN m NOM fine d6n ttep studying eeo a0d had been
dad minister Wesiad rhttl j0na0nnm ie began then hs
mal1ay so In osna wihmt oMet0bR Ms m1a duties Mrs Bcod
m ao ogag hefset msfohag N h6 u0e sort Notwithstanding
rao fnoa IN tic native schools, held sewing
Gfasof for ma Visited them IN ihmf tonet
o d06 m h9 b6g i0in The cnfe ~ tho entire mission
dogolyfd upoo hm Faithful Amg wm ttf WeDled ber
ono dnngton Harriet hpd 0to b prf N Tho missions work
d6N ndf Eams6 residing 10 ihdn sx ~ Doctor scuddett
pdDnfM m6msag f6f missionary w0t bh had followed
fbfs oAmmo r6gidef Uentdy@ viii d0os diplomas
Am6na ffo Henry Martin sd1ef m John sclddefs eldes
daughter myM missionaries IN lh1la and
Htcd6otnf NJ mn Congregational 0nt Mission wod 10 Washington NM
fdrhn
T0 ud soo Enetid Acbddtf wt0 became missionaries
Ima IN foha a0d P6ff6 men ibo 6hw 10 ihdia and japan
mmbs N inc bendde hmy oc said TO bc responsible
I'M t000D tooe0h6os
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-09-10
MURDER CASES
ROUSE ITALIANS
Italy lnoensed Over Arrest Of
Countrymon In America
as Assassins.
tpy Federal wIrclc,. Tolorrnph.l

ROME, september 7,-(SpeCial to
The Advertlscr) -As u means of fore.
Ing the italian government to mako
representations In Washington In bo.
hnlf Of Joseph Ettor aud Arturo Clio.
vhnnitil the Lawrence Massachusetts,
strike leaders confined there ON u charge
Of murder, Syndiculsts throughout
Italy are today organizing II monster
general strike TO parnlyzo all industries
throughout the country.
The Ettor.Gioynnntti case has caused
intense feeling throughout Italy In
the Italian parliament the Republican
Socialist Clerical aud Socinlst.Demo-
crat deputies demanded tho government
make tho cusu nn international issue.
No such action 20 far has been taken
TO this end, but the demand is support
cd by majority of the people and
the papers have published columns on
| The Cnsr.
All Of Thorn declare substantially tho
same M tho "1'rIbuna Illustrate, that
! the mon nre ''yictims of the capitalists
who provoked the strike by tho tori
Bile living conditions the workers were
forced TO endure.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-09-10
Small Talks
nh rowan. -ocu,lcmeu IN apologize, Lots be frcpds

nh rownn-Ocnllemen N apologize Lots be frIcnds,
HARRY MURRAY he down, but m Watch
AfFoNHosa do know ia hard 60 down good
eHlj " he's from kalWuhi
JOHN wATHRtousn whats have primary election
festwdHSt You don't tell mel
NJ a. MAUhY Pacific
compared Honolulu newspaper office, but,
JAuR tuuAb1m elected yesterday
nearly nt of those worked for elected too
uBoRan a. HolWnfHnn-pd you Eks.lrcss high
ihha hs evehnni " didn missed II for fair
OSCAR cox don know how they do these things Honolulu hut
We have solid (Cox delegation from waiHuo you bet
ARTHUR wAtlus watch that big clock IN front the Young
building aud that Wall and bouge time saturday
fnnniB HAnTMAN great pcsurc enthusiastic audi.
aud enjoyed twice last evening" House
again NJ the Elhs Club
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-09-10
SITUATION TENSE
ON MEXICAN
BORDER
President Orders Out Two More
Regiments TO Patrol the
Frontier.

BEVERLY, Massachusetts,, scptcm.
Dor H. Especial 10 The Adyerliscr) -
President 'l'aft lhis afternoon author.
wed MAJOR General wood, ohief of stan
Of The United states Army, by tclc.
phone, 10 dispaich Al once two more
regiments Of eayhlfy 10 the Mexican
border, No authorization was given BY
The President 10 have the troops cross
The International border line.
1ba President regards the situation
IA pfNye lie directed the dispatch Of
jbe regiment from Fort Riley, Kansas,
aud one from Fort u, A. Russell, Wyo.
ming
N Chh be stated on authority, how.
pyef, tint Intervention will not be con.
,deie1 by resident Taft, except as n
last resort llu hns told many of the
advisers that he would not send tho
army across The 1'exns border until
every possible move had been made 10
AFFORD protection TO United States clti
,ens ny the Madero government
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-09-10
Congress May be called.

SAN FRANCISCO, September b.
llly Associated Press Cnble)-lt IL AS.
serted 0ii good authority that should
President Taft decide that intervention
Ia ugeesenfy IN Mexico that he Will ash
congress TO take action ut n special sos.
sion,
Dispatches from Washington indicate
that Che situation IN regard TO the law.
IeaHnesH In northern Mexico Ia very so
fl0ne n Ii believed that nt this time
the United states Ia nearer TO lnteryen'
lion In the internal hirnirs Of Mexico
aud lof The protection of American
lives ard property than Inns been the
east fOi inhny yetis
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-09-10
WOMAN MURDERED
IN HER HOME AND
JEWELS STOLEN
ln, rndrrnl wlrnlnna relcrrnnh ]

SAN FRANCISCO, September 7. =
Especial TO The Advortiser) Lydia
Berger, ngcd twenty.cight years, was
found dend In hcr room NJ 1918 stock.
ton street today. Her head wns almost
severed from the body, her left arm
deeply gnshed and blood flowed from
three deep wounds in hor shoulders Tho
body was lying ut the foot Of the bed
close to window, giving evidence that
nfter she WIS attacked sbo had attempt
cd TO sound an alarm, n hole In tho
curlnin also bore out the theory that
she reached the window before dying.
Az she wns known 20 have several
hundred dollars worth Of Jewels md
ns these have not been found, IL is tho
belief Of the police that she was muir
dercd aud her room robbed of It's yalun'
! bles,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-09-10
CAPTAINS DISMISSED.
PRESIDENT APPROVES
nv Federal wireless Tslerrppb1

WASHINGTON, September z. -
Especial 20 The Advortisor) President
fafi has approved of the Dismissal son
leneea Imposed upon Capt. jacques do
N Rite, Of the Seventh Infantry, sta.
toned In the Prosldio Of Monterey, and
Captain Reese Of Philippine Scouts.
Captain In Tlite was found guilty OF
aenndnlous ana dinordcrly conduct and
Irregularities IN his financial transac'
lions.
Captain Reese wis found guilty Of
miHifehiing enlisted men, using abusive
ana profane Language 10 u subordinate
oiiicar, drunkenness and several Other
minor oifenpeB,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-09-10
FUNERAL PLANS FOR
GENERAL MACARTHUR
tny redsral wlrolesa relsgrnph.l

MILWAUKEE, Wisconsin, September
1.-( Especial TO Tho Adycrtiacr) Final
plans for the funeral OF Lieutenant.
GENERAL Macarthur were made last
night. The funeral will be hold nj 1880
o 'ciock Monday morning, and intcrment
will DO In Milwaukee.
Mrs. Macarthur IL better tonight, but
her physici0n Is still In constant AT
tendance. Captain Parsons, who WIS
stricken with npoploxy whom 0onorni
Macarthur fell, IL In n serious c0ndi'
tion, though the doctors hope for his
recovery.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-09-10
rim n tbe Fourth.

Tmbgs wwe yefy wdi missed ~ In
tho 1flb ~ Tho fourth, b0i tic llnllpn.
Tyne ilekm claimed II Glenn Victory,
mex imebg Wns Unh ~ lliH few nom
niece On bls GWh Ticket n0l nominated w
lbc 6iitf iirtet WbG made good, lip lost
fbHt NJ NE mon, while llip llhIlpnl yne
fJffbs 6hly lGsi 0n0. John Rmylh, Win,
N M Ghimdi ha nat wWl bn6Wn IN The
pfHHhu feh ~ me men elected were
in the I1tps Iektl Aa well ns on the
iallehl9he lieha, lI Inc dief item ~
ihftffi w liM both The nynl lebdefs
me IN fhe Hime delegation Willi iupaH,
bHibnmbtfd hHi fndy fGf trouble
tbo dHeRaliG6 liiht VII ~ ~ The c0uh.
" fdhgfhii0n vii ~ composed Of
Cbahes u, thleGlyne, duy H. nut
lmWi, ~ Whllef Doyle, Joseph Y For.
1hhdbK, Henry A 0lles, William W.
lihfiE MWin Hughes, lhwienee NJ
1ndd, WILTON \. tafmIli, iames a
keb0ody, 'thGmas v King Frederick
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