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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-12-20
AWARD NORMAL ks"
Thirteen of Football Squad Get Covet-
ed EmblemS.

Emporia, Kan. Dec. 20.-The Athletic
associa ton at the Normal has awarded
the ks and sweaters to the football
men Coach Crispin reported thirteen
men eligible for the emblem To win
letter in football. the rules of the
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-12-20

to the coach, the team is in excellent
condition and he says if dances and late
hours are avoided during the vacation
should suffer no setback.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-12-20

Horn-Tooters.-Chauf = Didn't you
hear me blowing my horn2 Victim-Yes;
but 1 thought perhaps you were a candi-
date for the presidency.-Johnson News.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-12-20
IMPROVEMENTS COST S2OO. 900.
Comiskey Park VIII Seat $4,000
Persons.

Chicago. Dec 20.-President Charles
Comiskey of the Chicago American
League club, made the announcement
last night that improvements at his
park are under consideration which
when carried out. will give a seating
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-28
FIGHT FOR
GRANDCHILD Of
]. ROSS CLARK
Court Ordered to Review De-
cision by Which Custody OF
Fatherless Youngster Was
Awarded TO Mother.
IBy Lrnsed Wire To Evening Herald

10y Leased Wire tO icVeIInE Herald
I.us AuErl,s, tdL, trl Is. tn"
appellate court rut'r"d Iu order ihla
nflrrnuun IusiTurtIug lIdg" thrk,
sitting tor Judge j g. Riyos tu -.
View his eos % Irrisiun h} which NrS.
virgiun ~ pW"ll Clurk Tanner "h
Saturday - itInrd restricted Gus
tudy at hor uuby son.
Mrp Tanner took fprclblr posses
SION last night ul h"r infant son, J.
Ross ozark II. Hhusr legal custody
had been granted her yrstrrdHN hF
custody Was denied by the prtndfhih .
cr, j. Ross ozark, vice president "I
the salt llkc railroad,
a dramatic scene wHs enacted a.
the Clark home when the young
mother appeared accompanied 10y w."
attorneys ana lWu deputy Sh"riIlH
and armed with u hastily drafted pr
der hy Judge Fiuluysuu giving her
Immediate pOsS"sSi"u pi the emu
several times during the day Mrs
Tanner had gone 10 the tlurk homo
aud demanded the child In accord
lance with yesterdays court order ana
"pCh time Vus refused, MI. ana Mrs,
clark aud their attorneys c0nt"ud'd
that thr court order had gwen tech
hlcpl custody Of the vhild "a Mis-
Margaret Hcffron, the nurse, and that
~ Miss Hcffron had become uddCnly
~ and could not be removed Wilhuul
endanRcrng her lifc the child would
have 20 remain there,
Mrs. Tanner and her attorneys then
searched the city for judge IIafk
That jurlst had returned 80 Ventura
and Judge Finl1ysOn was appealed 10
He Immediately gave an order III
Sheriff lIummell TO secure the boy
and deliver him to Mrs. Tanner
AdmittanCe to the CLARK home VIZ
denied the party until the order wh'
shown and "a locked door 10 the nur,
heTy barred the way after they hhd
entered the house. The officers de-
mRndcd that the door be opened oI
they would break II down, and whel
II swung open Mrs. tanner rushed ~
and grabbed the sleeping child from
~ cradle. Despite the protests O
the grandparents and their attorneys
| the Tanner party departed with th'
child, and the nurse, who WIS said q
hava, been threatened with append
eitls. dressed herself and accompanied
them ,-- ...-..
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-28
GOVERNOR WILSON
CONFIDENT OF
DEMOCRATIC
SUCCESS
Candidate DECLARES Only Vlo-
lators of Law Need Fear
Trouble when He Enten
White House.
CRITICISES LETTER
OF VICE PRESIDENT
my Leased wire 90 I,eoInE ucraidl


WcUyhCstrr, Pa, p.i ,N "lu the
taco oi certain Denu.latrr victory the
prosperity of the country is going on
uuiutrrruptcdly," said Governor VII
son iu his flrst CHmuIITu speech since
hr broke off his sputklug campaign
% Vr.t ugu. "Penus' lliuiu expects,
N,w Jersey expects. t.u' whole Coun-
Try expects the DCmo. ratio tlckct TO
VIM" lie continued There is not u
o. fear Of interruption OF his business
unless he is brcakiIE the laws or thr
lHnd ana the laws ur honor | hope
these men are afrud aud thut th'ir
FEARS would hD Justified" CrOWds
welcomed him on H. way from Phil
HdclphI To- WcstCl"sl,r Ilc spok'
twice h,rr ut IA Democratic rally IN
the thrutcr aud at "u overflow meet
Ing outside.
The governor declared that tnr
"uld threats. ancient smhbulvths aud
WuTu-Out rlIvs about puuiCS IRE not
being seriously rcgurd,d bN the think
ing people of the lc"uutrv.
In TIA, second sRrrrh Governor WI.
son mudr here ha said.
"b.d 2uu see thai remarkable let
ter ISSUED hy tho wee president uI
the lmt,d states th. other day In
which he said mCu Nhu did not have
hduk accounts were lot Interested IN
banks. that men that itd not conduct
great enterprises W,tr not Interested
m the commerce OF the country
"CJu You ,uncci,, or q point uf
Wow IKE that? II I have not money
ruuurh to deposit ~ bank, ! have to
srrIu' along by the skin at nay tUrth
tr pay my way by my daily wages.
Thou. II YOU pl"osc, I am not inter
rstrd, according TO that view, In what
is done with the money ct tho COun-
a., nud what tho banks do rs thcu
none ut my huslpess
"Th" long uul short ur that doc
trIi." H. that w" who are servants have
uu ught lu took into th" affairs of
oar iuIStvrH am very much intrr-
rsi,' ~ vino iS my muster, | believe
tho great mass 0i people are moro
Interested IN huks thun bankers. and
that the great body ~ working peoiil"
iu this country are NOR" int"r"Nl'd
no its iudustTinl enterprises ihnu
ihuHr vh hu control ihrm'
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-28
STATISTICS PROVE
AMERICAN PEOPLE
DRINK AND SMOKE
MORE THAN EVER
Nation Consumed Over Thirty.
Three Million Gallons Of
Whiskey During Past Thrc;
Months.
NEARLY TWO BILLIONS
OF CIGARS USED UP
~, Lrns,d wire to Evening Herald

| w lrnhsn wire Ne NaNFuAnN hFFhlN
Nu.huEIuu. Grt. Is lh, Nm'rl
..ir people are drinking more WINS
h,. and beer ana smoking moro ri.
pHt. and cigarettes than rN,r h"iurr
u history. arr3rdiug lu itN r,luru
received Jos Euyul T.. tlh,ll com
mI-luu,t OI Internal irN'uu'. Eruu
Iut I,t tu Drtubor LIST, lHl., more
than $500. 600, 600 cigarette ",r,
.uuNrd. an increase ui "u" hNluu
eyer tho corresponding p'rl"d ui 'h'
pr,. Iuu. year which hruk" 10 u.'
.uII.
Tu. nation consumed BIB. r".unu
.a,Ipn. ui vhiSh,y during Ius. Nu.
Euu nud September uu n'l'H-" ut
,.u.uUU gallons us compared WIN
ih.I quarter at lJiI VIM, nearly L..
HHN.uuU. 900 cigars were .wui,I dur
ur lhli tim, Thr rirur 'unsump
tom promises lo establish % u'N l'..
ord
n total uI iH.sUO.uO hur'l. uI hr,i
a,I. consumed during the 'Nr',
months. which uas "2U.uuu uHiI'is
muir than iu thp same p,ipd ul
IHiI Th.e .utuuNhat surpti.'u I''r
uur officials DO. h,,r driukiur i,'i "ii
con .II,rlbIN during th' u..u N,u
,udug Juur &C., ll-t That decrease
w1. partly accounted for nN com
mI .,Iuurr tlhpl 10y iur increased
popularity u hutIcrmiik ae SUM
u"r drunk
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-28
CIVIL AUTHORITIES
HAMPER MILITARY
OFFICERS ON
BORDER
Release of Mexican Prisoners
on HabeaS Corpus Proceed.
iugs Tries Patience Of Army
Men.
RUMOR OF MARTIAL LAW
DENIED FROM CAPITAL
Iuy urusrd Wire to Evening Herald

~ Irrsrd WIrc 90 Evening Herald /
" N.hmrru. buI. Officials
rrr, iud1N d,w.d that there was any
purpose uu ih. pHli ct President TAFT
lu declare wHINh law oyer any part
uI Texas ua Iu Incident to the con
lWuHu'" ul the revolution In Mexico.
u has. however, h,ru found nCCrs
,Hrl to uularg, tho ppliCo powers of
lh, regular army pIlrnlltng the hur-
d,rs. This applies not only to the
mrrr arrest ui armed rebels crossing
inr line tu escape pursuit, hut also tu
lh,lr detention. SERIOUS CmburrIss
w,W lu the officers charged with tho
execution pi the neutrality laws has
followed the discharge hy STATE ludt
,tu uIltr,rs under habUus corpus pro
rru,IIus. ct iugitiNus held 10y the aruy
urd officials oI the department uf
justice. .,ud this difficulty h. tu ur met
los ruwrdug those refugees us mtli-
ihrN ult.uuvrs beyond IL" reach Of
stat, ,If.,r..
l'I., u.I,yrs at Oruzou's starr cap.
uUud u Tr>w uud hrld hy suldicr3
"rtr released under wrltH ct huhods
r"rUu., although thcir rr.nrrcst WiI,
ordered irWm Washington uv SOON Is
n'Nf uI lhl. action reached hvrr.
Major AuurIr aud Colonel Br la
Fu'nlr arc the only ones who can be
found unl they viii be- held undor
section i"Uri,,u uI the neutrality act
passed Hi tho session ot congress I'M
der 'bui,ulluu' rather than Inter
ned Whl.h might hc regarded as n
recognition ui the hclligcrcncy of tho
rohrlS. There win be CluFr cooper
alton hereafter between tho United
states deputy marshal and secret
service iuru aud tho regular army M
making Urrrsts. which IL expected "a
! result ~ u more wholesome regard
! Tor the u,llulity law.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-28
STENOGRAPHER TELLS OF
DYNAMITE CONSPIRACY
10, Leased wire 90 rvealnE Herald

untntnaruus. Orl. g., Conferences
hrtHr.u urrr !. MrMuulgul. the
confessed II u1ut,r ond Frank NJ.
RYAN. president 60, IA" International
Association pl l}ud"' ana structural
iron WORKERS. vet, described hy li
f. cook, % Hl"uugrnrhrr "i the
dynamite 'UuSpiiu.. lilHl today
The defense hud maintained mat
Ryan never had talh,d ln M,Nuuiral
ana that the entire responsibility tor
causing explosions rested uu j j. N'.
SHmuTH,
Cuok testified that after Ma, Lut
Angeles Times building was hluWu up
i J. MCNamHrH locked himself lu hlH
utlIcr aud devoted himself "a reading
newspapers. Later, the Witness gaid,
MrNaInHrn disguised himself aud
started 10 meet j. B. MCNamarH, his
brother, In "a town In Nebraska, wh"r"
j. - was ~ 20 on his way back from
Lus Angeles ana after hiding for Two
Workg iu salt Lake city,
Tho Witness also said Ryan had
know ledge ~ the $1,000 monthly
given tu McNamnra 10 pay hls eX-
pcHsCR
Cook Also identified telegram sent
by McNumDrn Ia Harry w, Legl0ltnor
at Pittsburgh, saying
"COmc on, win bC NJ headquaT-
ters Monday ana Tuesday
In response, the witness said, Leg
leltner, u member ui the union OK
ecutiVo bOard who now lives At Dem
yer, appeared with "a suit case which
has been identified uB having been
made 20 carry u twelye-quart can OF
nltrQ-BlxoSIlhs .--. ..-- ..-....-
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-28
NORTHERN COUNTIES
WILL GO SOLIDLY
REPUBLICAN
Campaign Managers Assured
of Overwhelming MajOrities
for Taft and Jaffl from
Santa Fe to Union.

| Nnffthl blNpht'h ~ ttNruiuE lirrUld |
Ehsi lnu NrgdN Dri. % cam
py Iau"rs returning here tr"m iIIuiu-
Iug counties bring 1ssuriur. of u},r.
Nu'lmlug Iuiiurillrs tor ~" yrpuhli.
rtu tnrlrt ~ tli ut the northern ruuu
lI,. of ~, Ull,. chairman ~ W
tIul Who l,it hero yesterday evening
lur u"rduunIirI 40 Siutu l'u cypress
.,d ,utIr. ruuliIur" hrlurr hnviuT that
.rh,r, counts no northern Sew MoNlru
Suuld Gl.u muuHinuiiul uulurliius tur
Tall Hud JulH.
tuI'nN county, Wn"rr th"r" has
hr'u Hpiu' detection rom lh" ltrpub.
linau rHuIu utf puuu Thoroughly cam
puIEu,d and tu"Ir is no luugur HuS
duuui thul the county VIII go tor th,
ltrpuuli,m I,k,t mon county hu'
hrun uut ul the duuhttul column ful
some weeks ana Mora ruuuls, whrp
the Progressive hlyu uhdr a yi-uruu
campaign shows frum 10 thorough
CRnyuss that 10 NJ huliIly Republican
Both TAOS aud uiu Arrtbu counties ar,
gulug To ron M the best ltepubllCHl
voio in recent yChrH aud Santa f.,
county In conceded by tho Democrats
The majority In sun Miguel county
according "a local campaign managers
ls going tn bH tho largest for many
yrHrM Thr voters especially In the
county precincts want no change ~
present conditions ana are going tt
vote sulidly for President tart,
Tur uuilook for Republican success
hni never hcru brighter In northern
Sow McXicu week before election ant
Wilu tho substantial gains being mad'
hy Mr. Jana la tho Democratic strong
hulds. the election Ol th" Republican
ticket is assured. n is reported here
to-day that one Of tho strongest of th'
Democratic leaders has conceded the
election of Jana white admitting tina
tho result upon the presidential olec
tors is doubtful.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-28

Sow Yur,. o.. 2S.--A 25,O00 cucr-
aid gem giN,. GOO Ulysses s, Grant by
tho rmuurur u. Iluuu aud uiu,rltcd
by tue Euu,lu .HuRhtor MrH sem"
Grant SHrtui 'nn"H, has h"'u lost
bryuud rr,u.tr.. II is feared Al
Inuugh Nh, r disappeared uN
months Hrp wu. II was hCrid ulHIIF
dropped INTO % 'l"r vent 0I - MN
avenue Nul'l nrouln, tho i''i "'
tho lusH hr,Iu. lnnWn puhllrll "nI'
tnuIpht Wn,n was Learned iuIl q
srnrrn for lu. ..n. which has h''u
going uu ,.,r nee, practically hld
been given Hr
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-28
Attend The Good
Roads Meeting
Tonight

. Colonel Ralph E. Twllcholl ut
. I.us Vegas. president OF the New
. MrEIru Guod ltouds association
= viii be- the principal speaker this
Q evening at $50 o'clock at a
. grand rally al good roads boost
o crs at the Commercial club. COT
q Onrl Twltchcll IL one of tho best
. public speakers In tho west. iIe
. viii talk about tho proposed
y $500, 900 good roads bond issue ~
. be voted on November 9TH, In
y addition he will present a prac-
y tical plan for some immediate
q aud badly needed road improve
y ments which should be heard by
. every man Interested In good
y roads.
q This II not. as rumored,
y meeting 10 take d subscription.
y II II "a mass meeting OF all pro-
q grsHsiVe citizens who want bet
q ter roads. BE there.
= Good Roads aB Business
q Proposition" will be Colonel I
. TWitchells subject.
AAAAAMAAAAAAaAAs
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-28
FRANKLIN CAR IS
WINNER OF RACE
ACROSS DESERT
Cadillac Second in 5ll Mlle
Drive From Los Angeles to
Phoenix; Time l6 Hours
and 81 Minutes.
my Leased wire to E,rSlnE Herald

Phoenix. Aril. Drl 2S Tho
Franklin ear dIl."u b, Ralph Ham
lln won the unh annual l."s Angeles,
tU.PhucuiX HutoWuhIlS race of 81
miles, finishing with 4 circuit around
the state fair grounds race track at
2;OI this Afternoon.
The Cadillac, SUulos driving, arrived
second, and lhr NHitunal, with Wull"r
al the wheel, thlrd The Franklin'a
running time for the oll miles from
Los Angeles was 10 hours, ~ min
utes. Last year the time for b2f-
mile course was 20 hurs, 90 minutes.
Tho Franklin. Ralph Hamlln, was
reported far In the lead OF the Los
Angeles Phoenix racers Ht Aqua Cal
lentr, nincty-0nc miles from PhOe'
nix, shortly after d o'clock. Bran.
lette. IN Cadillur 40. 7, had passed
the Simplex before reaching that
point.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-28
an Ynnnr Momcn IIenr OaII.

Baltimore, Md, oct, ~, Thirty six
young women from various parts of
the United Htatos assembled OH the
platform Of the First Methodist Epic-
C0pal church here yesterday aud ac-
Gopted the call TO foreign mission
fields tn which they Will he sent by
tho WOmcn's Foreign Missionary So
Clety OF tho Methodist Episcopal
church. Seventeen will 20 TO China
twelve tO India, three 10 Japan and
Philippine Islands. Mexico and South
America, .
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-28
HOPELESS
OF SUCCESSFUL
APPEAL FROM
VERDICT
Convicted Murderer DeplOres
Failure to Take Stand and
Testify in His Own Behalf
Before Justice Goff.
REITERATES PLEA OF
INNOCENCE OF CRIME
IN Lrnsrd Wire {" u,rnInE Herald

IH" Lpnsrd Wire &" Evening Herald
Eut, lul. - a1u 40
longer uWIuu-lI. lhh nay lawyers "iIi
Er me It urw lrIu. I might say alu
hurr',ss ui d. ru,,,-sluI appeal" Win
th,sr words l"Tm'r Police Li,uicu.
ant Charles lirull,r lu his rrll tudt5
again lamrutrd IA" 'url that h" failed
to take the stand OF lhr trial u winch
hr wHs condemned lu th, rlr'irl'
chair for tu, uuId"I of Herman l;"s-
culhuI II, repeated his statement
that Ia" had uu connection With IA"
murder aud charged mat IA" inform
rrs. l,usr. Nnlluu aud Wrbbrr, not
uul, engineered the crim" bat hHd
planned to murder Gu"lh"r gambler.
rh" plot hud mlsrtrri"i h" added
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-28

Pueblo, colo, oct 2b.--Johh J.
DOYLE was found dead IN his bed about
midnight last night by his WIFE ES.
cessive cigarette smoking caused hesIt
trouble, which was tie cause oi deatn,
Doyle worked until six o'clock when
he returned home and lag down oh
the bed. His wife was away anu
found the body on her return, ho
had been dead for several h"uFs' ;
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-28
$40 speakers IN New NorL

cratic national committee aiuuuuprs
thai $50 sp'Ihrrs wIll b" pat on tn
stump Iu Sew YORK state THIS week.
Each oI lh" lIrrc leading PARTIES ~
"a have q demonstration at Madison
Suunrr Gtrd,I during the week, the
prugrcssIyrs "Wednesday the bump-
Gratis Thursday aud tho Republicans
Friday
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-28
FRANKLIN LEADS
PROGRESSION AZ YUMA

Yuma, ArIz Oct, 2A.--The Frank+
lin car, driven by Ralph Hamlin,
which made tho fastest time 10 Yuma
In the Los Angeles 10 Phoenix race,
left for Phoenix at 5:3b this morn
ing. The Cadillac No. 3. driven BY
Charles SOules, left at b:A0 and the
simplex, driven by Faulkner, third.
at B;l6. Shortly after leaving Yuma
the Cadillac broke spring and was
delayed for an hous.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-28
CLAPP AND JOHNSON
FILL ROOSEVELT DATES
Lnr I.rnsrh Nc Io MNrninR ncrnIh |

Sew Nuik. u.l 2S.--SHtn rhtI
man Huirutu. ur The Progr"s-is,
party nun"uu',I lpdny that the lrp
through Nru : prk state originals
planned fp COLONEL Roosevelt tin,
wrck would b,. uI.idrd between sen.
atur Clupp 1u. Governor Ohnsou "i
california.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-28
ILLNESS OF JUROR
HALTS MURDER TRIAL
my Leased wire Ia Evening HeraIdl

"ll"m, aehss, oct 3S-.- because Of
rpnunuch Illness of Juror John NJ.
Carter, the trinl of j. i, littur. Arturo
GluNannilt aud Joseph Caruso for
tho alleged murder uf Anna Luplz1n
wa" postponed to-day until "Wednesday.
carter VINO vas taken M with grip
Friday uight, was reported 10 be- i'm
proved but his physician advised that
ho remain iu his room for twO days
moro at least.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-28
NEWSPAPER LAW
ARGUMENT ADVANCED

~ leased Wire 90 Evening UrTHIdl
NJsrugluil prl 's Thr supreme
court to-day advanced ueD"""mhur .
iur argument 100 the eases involving
rnr ruu-lIrut.punlit, of the newspaper
.,ruuu oI lhu pu.tLl appropriation
laws.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-03-23
Think WORLDS
RECORD MADE
Continued from Page y

rectly, but think it very likely that
II new record was established for the
reason that we developed II greater
pressure than has been secured before,
and that the mortar was fired at 40
degrees, which gives the maximum
range, Yes, in all probability Fort
Ruger has set "A worlds record"
Captain Waller completed his tests
this morning 10y taking down the car
riage from which the seven shots
were fired and making minute meas
urements, The results of this weeks
work win be far reaching, it being at
most certain that the government will
make the traverslng gear pedestal Of
the new model mortar carriages of steel
instead of cast iron, on account Of the
two breaks which the heavy firing
here developed.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-03-23
Chinese Plan
GREAT Meeting
FOR religion

One of the most notable religious
meetings of years will take place In
Honolulu tomorrow night, when the
Chinese of the city gather at the Lib
crty Theatcr. which they have secured
for IA great mass meeting.
Four organizations are cooperating
the Fort street Chinese church, St
Peters church episcopal Chinesc),
ST Elizabeth's and the Beretania
street mission.
In the early part of the evening
there win be appropriate steretpticon
views. and later addresses will be
given by prominent Chinese on the
general subject of "China's Need: How
It IL Being Met by Christianity"
The addresses are:
|. christianity In the Home.
.. Christianity In Public Life.
3. Christianity In Education.
4. christianity In Business.
:. Christianity in the Life of the In
dividual.
r. w Damon, who Is In charge of
the meeting, would be most happy to
see large number of prominent
white people at the meeting tomorrow
night. In this critical religious and
economic period of China's develop
ment the influence OF the white men
and women will count powerfully.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-03-23
HAWAII CANE
LOOKING WELL

II. T.. Wood, secretary of the Cham
her of Commerce, accompanied by Mrs,
Wood, arrived on the Kilauca this
mornig after week spent In "A trip
10 Hawaii, The trip was of II personal
nature, but Mr. Wood had time to hear
some good news ON Big Island crop
prospects.
"Thc sugar men of Hawaii say that
the saccharine content of the cane Is
higher than ever before, and a ban
ner crop is looked for" said Mr., Wood
this morning. THE cane, young and
old, Is looking well,
I'VE had II fine trip, with smooth
sea and good weather"
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-03-23
the same the world over.

the same the world over.
MIR. Gibson thinks Mrs. Gibson Is
the worlds prettiest woman. Ho
wouldn't he Nv. Gibson If he didn't
And ! wouldn't be Mr.. Haggin If
didn't think Mrs. IIaggin was the
most beautiful woman"
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-03-23

A missionary at Chi Flu reports that
imperial soldiers put out the eyes of
forty Christian converts and then be-
headed them.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-03-23

Mrs. Josefa MiddcCke, formerly an
operate soprano, killed herself while
lying in bed in her apartments in New
York
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-03-23

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