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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-10-17

IL reports are correct, In another
two years the Honolulu women will
be wearing furs during the winter
months. For the past four or five
years the local women have added TO
their wardrobe the dress accessories
similar to those Of their sisters in
the colder countries. Previous to that
time summer dresses were worn here
all the year round with perhaps q
wooden suit for rainy days, The wo-
men were more comfortable then for
the tropical climate Is not suited TO
heavy clothing
Heavy dresses and coats are worn
out Of doors, and the wearer becomes
SO warm that they are Immediately
removed when home ID reached, and
lighter clothing Gonned. The newt
able result is that during the winter
months many of the women take
heavy colds. IL heavy clothing were
worn all OF the time In winter there
would be no trouble; but owing TO
the heat that is bound to prevail In
this country IL Is almost impossible
for any one to wear winter clothing
for any Length OF, time.
The otAe6 day visitor to the is
lands was asking about the wearing
apparel OF the Honolulu women and
when told that they wore heavy win
ter wraps she expressed some sur
prise for she had been told by friends
on the mainland that she should
leave her winter clothing there as
heavy suits were never seen here.
Tourists are greatly amused because
the island women are so willing to do
as the newcomers do. One lady very
candidly remarked that the women's
clothing detracted from the pictures
que beauty OF the place. why" said
sshe when tourists come to Hawaii
they expect to find the residents
dressed according to the climate. In
the east we are told that the people
in Honolulu wear soft white dresses
the whole year and always look cool
and comfortable. We have not found
# so, however, for many of the wo-
men are wearing heavy felt hats and
wooden suits. |"
or course It Is all very well for
the maiihihis TO say that the wo-
men here look warm, out after peo-
pie have lived here several years the
winters do seem cold to them and
the warm clothing is welcome. Some
Of the merchants prophesize the ar
rival Of the furs In , short time. II
their surfnises are right there Is
hardly. any doubt but that the wo-
men here win buy the furs II they
are imported.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-10-17

After being separated for 26 years,
Philip Meyers. a South Dakota ranch
man, stepped on street. car in Chi.
cago and recognized the conductor
as his son.
~ The State of New York has receiv-
ed S1,100,132 as transfer tax on the
estate Of. John Arbuckle. the inyen.
tory value of which was more than
$50, 600. 900. =. -. W. sy<=.. I.
Cueyas, who records prove
was Ito years old, is died at Sobeba
reservation, at San Jacinto, Cal.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-10-17
IAN EVENING m HAWAII
CHIEF ITEM AT PANTAGES
Realistic Representation of a
Scene in Tropics Wins Much
Applause /.

Featuring An Evening in Hawaii
IN which a. number of native Hawaii
ans appear In a musical sketch, sing.
ing both English and Hawaiian songs
the opening bill at the Pantages the
alter met with appreciation from the
usual large Sunday audiences. For
the Hawaiian act a realistic represen-
.tation of an evening in the tropics is
made, the staging, next to the string
ed instrumental playing. of the Ha-
Waiians, being the best part of the
sketch. A modified version of a hula
hula is danced by one of the women
of the company.-S. F. Chronicle.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-10-17

artistic, and unusual kind. of posing,
presented by acts of the posing" ma.
.ture. go. "A. . -"a - s$
The La Bohemes Trio. having be-
come acquainted with the. songs that
have been heard here, will offer an
entirely different repertoire, while
the Lancaster Seven will be herd in
the last programme of their local en-.
gagement. New pictures will round
out bill that appears to be of con-
siderable interest. &c.,. 5s
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-10-17
AMERICAN HAWAIIAN PAPER co. -. )
GETS ANOTHER RECORDCONTRACI

tin for the largest quantity of paper
ever ordered at one time in the terri
tory, and today he has been awarded
an even larger contract by the Adver-
tiser. The contract is for 275 tons OF
news paper and will all be used in
the publications issued from the ADJ
yertiser office.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-10-17

imparts comedy to the turn" and
the other is a wonderfully" trained
simian. This act is a novelty TO
local theatre goers and should prove
a good drawing card.
Patterson's Art Models will be seea
IN the best act of their repertoire
tonight, when they present studies in
bronze, which is doubtless the most
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-10-17

A genuine novelty act that prom.
Uses considerable amusement, is bill
ed for first appearance at the Lib
erty Theatre tonight, it being Leon
Morris and his wrestling ponies. As
sisting Morris in the act are two
others, and, although not featured,
they are no small part of the per-
torrance. One Is John Hedge. who
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-10-17
BORN.

|STRAUS-In the Maternity Home, Ho-
J. nolulu, October is, 1912, to Mr. and
Mrs. Leon M. Straus, son.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-10-17
Closes for 275 Tons of Paper
Big Contract Made Last
Week

Last week Geo g. Guild, president
OF the American Hawaiian Paper Co,
closed a contract with the Star ulle-
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-03-14
9as GnSe ber gIneselinOuitrie.

9ie 9lutegel erfreuten iid) btele
Sabre binourd bes nollen 8ertrduens
Der 9ler3te. ole BEL ieSer nod 10 IN.
beoeuten6en ardntbeit benz Batten.
ten minbeltens Elm babies Outeno ap'
pIbierten. Seute oaeegen lit Der
8IuteseI foit poIIitdnois our6 ben
S6ropifopf eriest tporben. 9ieie
@ntnpidIuns Der SeiIfun6e bat cine
gaB bebeuten6e Snoatitrie ruiniert.
SIN Sabre 1850 fauiten in 9aris
Die 3ranfenbGuier fir $4,000 Srant
8lutesel; beute seniisen fir ben gln.
fauf bon 8IuteseIn i0brIid 200 5r
SSn ben Iebten Ssabreu oes aDeiten
Raiierreites s6blte man in berSeine'
metropoIe Jrp0Ii nSpesialiiten". be.
rem gartses @eit6ft mn 9luteseloer-
fnif beitnnS; ieber bertaufte on Die
9lpotbefer monatlih 100000 bis
100000 Stiid, gum Diir6i dnitts.
preiie bon 250 Sranf pro Eaiieno.
Sest 9ibt es in aan3 Bapis nur einen
9lutegeIbGn6Ier, Der tauien6 'Stiid
fir 65 Grants uerfaiuit. 9eiteber
fann Der @luteselbonSel etnsts uno
a[ein nod Sur6 ben @rport. e.
muS n6mIidb bemerft perben, baB bic
onteritaniifen ger3te bem oIten Sp.
item Der 8Iutnblaiiung treu seblie.
ben iinS. 8is Dor tperigen Sabren
gab es nod in Der @eqenb uon 9or.
Oeoug eine sln5GbI 8Iiitegelaii6ter,
bic In fiinitlih angeIesten Siinlpten
tire 9Llitesel nit 0em 9Iute franfer
oIter 8feroe iiitterten. Sest lieet Die
Sn6uItrie pollIt1n6ig 6anie6er. Won
f1ngt = 70 Ieien mir in Der ~Wii-
| nerpu- - Die 9luteeel beut5utnge in
Der Tirtei, in 9nImatien unO in
isrootien, unb iie perben BON bort in
aorben o6cr aiIten, In tDelfen lid
cine Shift S6Inmm befinOet. mad
Der aaBen @elt ocri6idt. 8nlO not
Der Gnfrnft ner0en iie in einen Ounf'
len 9eIley aebradlt; bier ,porten lie
obne irgeno neI6e Robrung 3u enl.
pfansen. auf Sen GuaenbIid, mo lie
ibre SGften,eit beenoigen uno 5ur
9inoerunq ser Sdmer3en Der er-
trnutten Wseniden beitruaen fOnnen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-03-14
eafalsauna e @hamiHa WaiIeb.
CQaHreI RiuIe.l
awFtS.r @rautsr unt mWts.p0rt.

awtdeu @rdutsr unt wFFsasTdrrs.
a#at sevtaHtH Usrautcr nm M. no. 2 nf
Am. 3 .On uuS q nrwcrn'ua. Nm Z 10 mNr-
afHa an mn&sutdasu uuN AH' rnmscIasuN'
isdu,fo Sviuut,u. uuh nm 7 .0n ~rrnsrs ~
GpuW,daen uub aHt uamFnias~N' imdu.fa So'.
aussw Ma uwA i-Huass 80 M @nmA. In mH-
Res.psavvs ~ SRiuus'~ 'NSisr arVrwms~b.
Grsrea,Hds, Hur IL TiitaInu auhnIttub. Nr
aFea Sey4uiou dHe S,nrke tddIi&. ansH'.
nsmmeW %sHulaas HHh atisriNatu. tor ? a
RseaeWa Na T.ta Nksuha uuN svt6eu ingpi'-
.~,vre ~ sRiH~tsu tvGltv etn.
Csetsssg OitRA ,eftA.a @evaHlSH. Ras Nur
SaSs. eaaa SayP. TsievsbuSa ami GuHmert.
0ieee Eaavsiap faE ass6HAssSvetrHtt oHgs.
Gsat ta avait an 8. 9RIii9O7.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-03-14
0iOIlnenernts
De sAubss. pdae xaisi HHh SaAe NIT bea
aetrpdustsu @eiHtraubeH ssritbez.

glnen @inbIid, tpM Die 70 befieb.
len Hoiinen in ben oeridieoenen Can.
bern eeerntet tperben, ion bieier Gr.
tifel 5ur DariteIluns bringen. 9ie
Sauptausfubrorte Der Hoiinen iin0
seteinaiien unO ons iiiblide europa; |;
rod aud 9lmerifo, bauptiGdIih SEA.
lifornien, nergroBert nit ieoem Sabr
Tetne &oiinentltltur uno fiibrt neuer-
oinas oies Broouft nah europa aus.
9ie ihoniten uno erobten Roiinen,
bte faIt fernIos iino, peroen in
Rleinaiien ge5ogen. 9ie beiten Cor
ten fperben aIs Sraubenroiinen in
ben SanbeI sebradt, bic iibrisen
peroen absebeert un6 bienen aIs
@iir5e Su &uhen uno onoeren pobl.
Idmeden6en Speiien. Mit baIb elm.
eebro6enem Stiel tperoen bier bic
Erauben am @einitod in Der Sonne
geborrt, Inn bodItens BEL nnbarern0
feu6ter @itterung, i'm sroBten gtot-
faIle NIT Sienrp6rme eetrodnet 5ii
iperoen. 0ie abgebeerten tpertpou.
item &oiinen aus Oieiem 2anoe fom.
men unter benz Nnmen @leme. uno
Serliroiinen in ben Sanbel. &uh
bic nieIbefannten SuItaninen mer-
ben In Gdeidme, 9urla, &araou-
tium utS Snmos eraeiigt, it;.> iiber
Smprna singefiibrt. sic iino bis
Dtpei Senttmeter lang, iebr non, eelb-
braun unO aud fait fernlos. 9ie
Iesteren iperoen auf eroben Sroden.
pI1sen in 21nesreiben ausgebreitet
un6 anSnuern6 bon ben @ingebore.
nen umgepenoet, Bis iie noait6n0ig
setrodnet iirtb
glu6 StaIien uno ssranfreih be-
treiben bic HoiinenfuItur, bod eeben
Die @rnten oieier 2dnoer BauptiId-
lid nod gnglano.
Sir unieren Roiinenbeoarf lit
Spartien aud BON 8ittigfeit, 6enn
Malagn, 8aIencia unO gllicante
5iebt iebr pobIidmedenoe, Siemlid
I1n9lihe, blaue Hoiinen BON auBer.
oroentIid aroBem @oblgeidmnd.
Die glliconterroiinen tperoer, Inn
bas 9lusieben 5u erboben, in afhen.
Iauge uno Del getaudt uHo beiBen
I'M Sanoel ~Seria."
Sn Californian enttpideIt itf aud
Die 8oitnenfuItur itGnbig 5u iteigen.
ser 8liite uno biloet einen narnbaf-
fen Sanbelsartifel nad Der gllten
BeIt. 0ie bier ongeipon6te Wetbooe
6ei Der @rnte lit 1uberit praftiid
mo bequem. Die eeernteten 8eeren
peroen glei6 auf eroBen SoIspIat.
ten an Srt rmo Stelle getrodnet uno
peroen aud BON bier aus gIeif per'
podt un6 abeefanbt.
Die tleinen Noiinen (9orintben)
IinS eiue beionDere abart bes 8ein.
itodes (n8itis apprena"), Der aui
Rorea, 8ante, 8epbalonia sebaut
miro, unS biIoen bas Sauptausfubr.
prooutt @riehenlanbs. sic fom'
men 5um eroBten Geil nad eng.
lamb. mo iie ia bauptiadIid1 gum
neItbefannten 9llrnpuoSing Der.
panot mer6en. 9ob ni6t MIR in
Der &ii6e un6 Der 8Gderei iperben
bic gfoiinen eebraud)t, aud CUR gaad,
beIierune ifle6ter 8eine, aur Ser
iteIIuna fiinitIider @eine etc. tuerben
Iie bielfah pertpanbt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-03-14

@Gbren6 Die 8epoIteriins unierea
9nnbes ip1breno Der apeiten $6Ifte
oes perfIoHenen Sabraebnts nm II
9roSent tpufs. Ities bic 8abI Der in
offentIiden SrrenanitoTten unter-
eebrodten @eiitestranfen um 90
8ro5ent. 9os lit cine Statiitit, bic
gu iebr erniten @eoanfen anresiind
bietet.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-03-14

Gin arteiiiher 9runnen fou bei
Bittsburg bis sit elmer 8iefc bon
5000 Sub erbobrt tperben unb Elm
nabres 8unOer mars Su neunen.
tpenn man in FOLDER 2iefe niht ihor
ouf ben pom bunfeIffppar3en Stpg
bur6itromten Sa6es itoben ioIlte.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-03-14

Der aus Teberan, Beriien. ausge.
tpieiene amerifaniids Sdasmeiiter
Morgan Sduiter srfI6rt, Die aebn
@ebote sdbe es nidt I'm @oIferIeben
uno 8oIferoerfebrl - Was Iein -
nber 6as elite @ebot: ~2aB bid nidt
er1piihenl" unb bas stp6Gite: ~2aB
bid ridt perbIiiffenl- eeIten aud in
Beriien!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-03-14

9ie aonoention Der Sitter bor
CHE unb gabeI bat beidloHen, bot
= ,per i'm CONNER 1912 elegant se.
deioet iein min = iid cine i6Iants
EaiIe auIeeen miIIe; Senn ssan,
ensonIieseno" ion bic garoIe fir
SerrenfIeibung iein: film" fir ben
Mann, idIiutm fir ben Bier.
brouerl
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-03-14

Or. Srrbenius tpieSerboIt feline
9ebauptung, OaB Die Groe bohitens
nod 5ebntauienO Sabre fir Reniden
bepobnbar iein tperoe. 9a lit e2
uirfIid Belt, an paiienSe llnterfunft
nuf einem nn6eren Blaneten 0ll
oenfen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-03-14

sllio mid Der Seutide aronprin,
1T ~einItimmie" in ben Reidstas se.
ipGblt norben = oas beibt - NIT
einem ein5igen StimnaetteI, tpeI6er
aIio Iautete: SD DdbIe ben 4ron-
prin5en, bnnit er uneeitort in Den
8eifstas eebeu fam - obne borber
gotern 5u frasen.~ - ght 9erIi.
Mid!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-03-14

Gin gbiIaoeIpbioer riibmt fih. biz
iSrage sel0it au boben, pie Der
Renih nit einem Dollar bic 8ode
binourd bausbaIten fann. Or mag
feline 8eisbeit fir fi9 beboIten
oenn feinem aud MIR baIbtpess Der.
niinftieen Reniden tpirb es seIiiiten,
na6 0em &eaept Al Ieben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-03-14

SaIJidurefIede 1u entfernen. Wtit
ammoniafuoIier (auh SaIminfseiit
senannt) Ioiien iid SoISIGureHede
entferuen; ennob tiidtis init @ai.
fee ipiileH.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-03-14

9ie itreitbare SrouenittmmredtIe.
rim uno Rrobibitioniitiu Srau NJ.
mour wirO in ibrer Seimat Georgia
@pclon" genanrt. Ddre Sturmpo.
gel oOer gar Bir6e @ars nidt eine
niel pdiienoere 9e3eihnung9
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-03-14

Dem BetroIeuntriit gebt es trot
Der aufIoiune = banfe Der eiitisen
geahfrage - reft gut glnSerniaaS
pdre elmer ieiner 80 SeiIe nift i'm.
ltanoe, eine Dipioenbe bon $4,000.
600 au erfldren.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-03-14

Su ben Rep gorfer goIfsiGuIen
baben Die eriten 9reiie fir beites
Deutit erboIten Die S6iiIer =
Gallagher unb O'$aral Sts q Dame
- fur Wtiiller ur6 Sd1uI3eI
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-03-14

Sn Georgia batten fte furo binter-
sinanOer feds 2pndportien. @eorsia
rt elmer Der penisen 'Staaten, Die
Die Bro1ibition angenommen unb =
ieitoem bei6ebalten bnben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-03-14

9feipeft Dor Dem 9antpr6ii6enter
Sermann Orb in Ippleton, @is., Der
$4,000 Dem 9atprence College ge.
ftiftet bat, Inn bort cine 6eutibe
9i6liotbef ein5uridten uno Der 1pei
Breiie bon $50 unS $25 seitiftet bot
fir bic 6eiten 6eutiden arbetten Der
iiingeren Stu6enten iener Sohihule
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-03-14
Sbnibel.

@iH benn aar niemana Tseprdit
bent iuerOenS @s lit elm robrerSS sam.
nier, tPie oas Imt tuieOsr ben Mann
fu6en mubl
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-03-14

@ie es beiBt, mill SeIterrei6 iid
elm RonopoI auf Ra6ium fi&ern.
$aben mfrs nidt gIeth eeiagt, 6ab
Rabium nieinaIs elm tGaIides @e.
braudsmitteI fir Die fIeinen 2euts
ueroen tpiiroe, obtpobI oos Gran bon
bieiem Stoff - bepor er monopoli.
fiert = rnirr" einen 9rudteiI elmer
Rinion iest foitetl
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-03-14

Dor benz Rsidsseri4t in 9etpsis
rief Elm reifer 2onSoner Gntpoft. Der
iueeen Spiorase au brei Sabreu
Soft perurteilt iuor6en mar, IN bro
notti6er Weiie aus: sd bin I'm.
t1nloia uno gang @nsIanS ipH bdS
tpiiieni" 9onneruetter - fuirb ba
ben ,. I. Heidsseri&.ardieu isr
Sdred in Die Glieber sefohren Ieinl
Gber bos lirteiI Heibt befxtiri %
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-03-14

nIur" 28.5 8roSent slIfoboI ioII
IN bem befannten, bel ben Dertretern
6es idiudderen @eidIedtS 10 beiieb-
ten nBerunu" entbaIten iein. sein
8unoer, ipenn bic Domen na1 einen,
fraftisen SdIud oieies ansebIiden
Observation-Disclosures tneiit elm tuenis
,aiifaerGumt~ iperoa!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-03-14

Das Senatsfomite fir Noitipeien
bat iid 3ueuniien Der @rmeiterune
Der Satetpoit ausseiproheu, Dem
8unide Oes golfes in 6ieier 9e3ie.
bung miro langiam, iebr Iangiam,
nber iider Ie9nung getrogen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-03-14

Sbnibel.
&3iH oenn aar rtiemana TbeprdIt
bent iperOen9 @s lit elm pobrsrS SAM
nier, tpie oas gImt tpieOsr ben Monr
fu6en ntubl
Sn Georgia batten fte furo binter
sinanoer feds SpnAportien. @eoreit
rit elmer Der tpenissn Staaten, oi
Die Brobibition angeuommen unb -
ieitoem bei6ebalten baben.
Sn ben Rep gorfer 8oIfsIGuIer
baben Die eriten 9reiie fir beites
Deutib erboIten Die SdiiIer =
@auagber unb O'Saral Sts q bamt
- fur IiiIler unb ShuI3el
Dem BetroIeumtruit eebt es trot
Der aufIoiune = banfe Der eiitieer
geatfrage - reft gut 9InSerniaaE
tudre elmer ieiner 80 Seile nitt i'm
ltanbe, eine Dipi6enoe bon $29, 600.
900 5u erflaren.
9ie itreitbare SrouenItfmmredtIe'
rim unb BrobibitioniItin Srau NJ.
mour Dir0 in ibrer Seimat ,@eorgin
@pclon" eenannt. 8Gre Sturmpo.
gel oOer gar Biroe @ars nidt eine
biel pdiienoere 8Seihnun99
Das Senatsfomite fir ssoIttpeieu
bat iid 5ileuniien Der @rpeiteruna
Der gatetpoit ausseiprof)eu, Dem
Wunife 0es 8olfes in 6ieier 9e5ie.
bung miro Iangiam, iebr langiam,
nber iifer 0fe4nung getregen.
Or. arrbenius tpieoerboIt feline
9ebauptilng, 6aB Die groe b6ditens
nod 5ebntauienO Sabre fir Weni6er
bemobnbar iein iueroe. 9a lit e2
pirflit Belt, an pniierSe llnterfunft
nuf etnem anoeren BIaneten 0ll
oenten.
Gin nrteiiider 9runnen fou bei
Bittsburg bis AZ elmer 8iefc bon
5000 Sub erbobrt tperben uub Elm
nabres 8unOer tpGrs 5u nennen.
penn man in folder Siefe nibt id,or
aif ben pom ounfelfdppar3en Stpr
our6Itr0nlten Sn0es Itoben ioIlte.
Reipeft Dor Dem 9antprdiibenten
Sermann Orb in glppleton, 8is., Der
$4,000 Dem 9aprence College ge.
Itiitet bat, nm bort cine 6euti6e
9ibliotbef eiu5urihten uno Der Sfpei
BreiIe BON $50 unS $25 geitiftet boi
fir Die 6eiten 6eutihen 9lrbeiten Der
iiingeren Stubenten iener So6idule
n0ur" 28.5 Bro5ent slItoboI ioII
IN bem befannten, bel ben Bertretern
oes idlu66eren @eIdIehtS 10 beiieb-
ten nBeruna" entbnIten iein. Sein
Bunoer, ipenn Die Oamen nah einenl
frGftisen Shluf oieies nnsebIihen
Observation-Disclosures tneiit elm iuenig
.aiifeerGumt" tperoanl
Gin gbiIabeIpbioer riibn,t fia, bic
5rase eeloit 3u boben, pie Der
Renih nit einem Dollar bic WoHe
binourd bousbaIten fann. Or mag
feline 8eisbeit fir iid bebaIten;
oenn teinem aud MIR baIbtpees Der.
niinftiaen RenI6en tuirS es geIiiIten,
na6 oem Re5ept au Ieben.
9llio ald Der Seutide aronprin3
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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-12-03
A CITY OFFICIAL.
INVESTIGATES GAS
Kennepohl Says the Quality
Given Dayton Patrons Is
an Excellent One.

President B. A. Kennepohl, of the
board of works returned last night
from Dayton, Ohio, where he investi-
gated the quality of natural gas being
used in that city. The source of the
natural gas being used in Dayton is
the same as that which will be used
by the company endeavoring to have
it installed in this city. He found the
gas to be of excellent quality and in
many cases it was used for heating
purposes. His report is very encourag-
ing to the city officials and citizens
who are interested in having the gas
installed.
President kennepohl said it would
not be advisable for the city to give
the Richmond Light, Heat and Power
company the right to control the natur-
al gas as it already has the artificial
gas monopolized until April, 1915,
when the franchise expires. The agent
who talked of bringing the gas here
refused to tell who was backing his
scheme and wished his name kept Sec
ret.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-12-03
And Now They Must Go to-
LogsnSport to Show Why |
They Should Not Pay for
Purchased Stock.
THE GOLDBRICK WAS
A COSTLY ONE
United States Amusement
Company Caught Many
Unsophisticated Investorsi
in Richmond. ;

Several of the forty-two residents OF;
Richmond and Wayne county. involved
in the case, or their attorneys. will go
TO Logansport Friday morning where
they will be heard ON motion for sep
arating the causes of action in the
case OF James II. McKernan. receiver,
versus George Moriarity. ct al.
This case is the elimination of q
farce played upon a number of Wayne
county people and others in the state.
The suit was filed about one year ago
In the Cass circuit court by the receiv-
er of the United States Amusement
company. The receiver OF the COM
pany is attempting to collect money
alleged to be due on subscriptions of
stock taken by local people. IL is al
legged that people in Wayne county
who subscribed to stock owe from 81
to 800 each on their stock.
Some time ago agents of the United
States Amusement company literally
covered Wayne county In selling
stock. The shares sold for SO each.
The plan. as outlined by the agents,
was to sell shares throughout the
state and to erect moving picture
theaters in the larger towns OF the
state. The stockholders were then
to share in the dividends.
Goidbriek Scheme.
No, IL wasn't really "goldbrick"
scheme but some of the stock" hold
ers, locally, at least. believe that il
could be classified under such a head.
Ii -Mas represented that options on o
lot at Tenth and Main and ON build
ing at Sixth and Main had been secur-
ed. AS soon as the stock was sub
scribed nice, new "Nickelodeon" was
TO be erected. and each of the stock
holders was to be permitted TO visit
the show as often as he desired. No,
they wouldn't have to pay admission.
The fact is one or two picture
shows were opened in as many cities
in the state. but local stockholders
realized nothing Consequently they
refused TO pay all OF the stock for
which they had subscribed.
The Officials" of the U. S. A. COM
pany skipped" out 1t is said. 1T was
something like the old game of snips
huntin'. said one stockholder today,
You see we were left out in the
cold, holdih' the bag. We never caught
any snipe, however"
Following the unceremonious de-
parture of the officials a receiver was
appointed and he has filed suit against
the stockholders to collect on stock
subscribed.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-12-03
GO TO THE SENATE
Long List of Vacation Ap-
pOintmentS.
National News Association)

National News Association)
WASHINGTON, Dec 3.-More than
$50 recess appointments were sent to
the senate today by President Taft.
The list included a number of import
ant diplomatic assignments. among
them being the appointment of Lars
ambassador to Japan; Theo-
dore Marburg, minister to Belbium ::
Fred Carpenter of California, minister
to Siam: William Laughlin, of Penn
sylvania, secretary to the London en-
bassy; Hugh Grant Smith, Pennsylva-
mia, secretary to the Vienna embassy
Joseph Crew, Massachusetts. secre-
tary to the Berlin embassy. and HUI
bert Baugh. California, consul at Sal
gon, Cochin-China.
The nomination of c. A. Thompson
of Ohio, as treasurer of the United
States and Christian Pearce of Ten
nessee, to be assistant treasurer were
included.
Other appointments were {. s. dis
trict Judge Richard E. Sloane, for the
district of Arizona John NJ Cheney
for the southern district of Florida.
C. W. Howard for the western district
of Washington.