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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-10-04
FEMININE INFLUENCE in MODERN
POLITICS IS THEME FOR STORY

furnishes a love element that is good
and pure and wholesome
Few books have been published in
recent years that show more con
vincingly the power Of woman in her
own place and through her natural
gifts and relationship. Both Grace
Blake and Wanda Kelly hold the men
Eof the story in the hollow of their
hands, and Grace, who started Out
with the idea that she had a right to
take what she craved for herself dis.
regarding law, convention or the feel
ings OF others, wrought haVOr wher-
ever she touched men closely and did
nothing to ennoble those who loved
her. Wanda, on the other hand, was
never self-seeking and so she kept
her hands clean. Wanda is a distinct
creation, delightful in every way ana
more effective than man could have
been under the same conditions. Her
conversation is sprightly and contrib
utes not a little to the keen humor
which characterizes the entire story.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-10-04

New Jersey, who was favored by Gov
Wilson, has defeated James Smith
Jr.
Two earthquake shocks were felt
in Rockford, Illinois, which created
a panic in the streets.
The Chinese town of Fuchow has
been declared in a state of siege by
the Governor, who resents being re,
placed in office by the Peking govern.
ment.
After the San Francisco police had
allowed a suspected street railway
bandit to go free after he proved he
did not hold up the Burlingame cleo.
trio car, it was learned that he was
a much wanted fugitive forger.
Wilbur VoliVa, the Zion City over:
seer and successor to John Alexander
Dowie, is on a tour of the country and
will come as far West at San Fran.
cisco.
A bartender in San Francisco for
S100 underwent an operation for
TRANSMISSION of blood and saved the
life of young girl who had tried to
commit Suicide.
speakable insinuations" against his
wife, from whom he has been separ-
ated for years, his son has given par,
ticulars about World-famous separa-
ton of the general and his wife. He
blaEles a New York society woman,
and gives her name, and claims docu-
mentary proof to show a lOng-stand-
ing laiSon between them
A Kansas boy has been arrested on
the charge of killing his mother,
father and sister for their insurance.
On December IS, all wireless plants
come under the direct control of the
government. which will close out
many amateur operators, and only
permit low power stations except
those officially used for business.
1t is proposed to have a court of
domestic relations in Los Angeles
presided over by made and female
judge. IEwH
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-10-04
NEIGHBORHooD SMOKING
CONCERT AT kAIMUK

At least some of the men at Kai,
muki are not nursing a political
crouch. They are proposing to hold
6, get-together smoking concert in the
assembly hall of Liliuokalani school
en- the evening of Friday, October %
which will be on full moon, when
fellow-feeling with the Celestials will
lend pyrotechnical spirit to the occa,
sion. The movers took this sociable
notion on reading what John Smith
said in the Star-Bulletin the other
day, about the availability of the
schoolhouses for popular gatherings
from all time back in Hawaii. If sue,
cess attends this event, the next
thing is intended to be a neighbor-
hood social for the women as we'll as
the men.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-10-04
MISSIONARIES
EN- ROUTE HERE


b To be. fbridesis in most instances
distinguishment enough for one young
woman, but tobe a bride bound for a
faI off country with the purpose to give
help where help is decided is not only a
greater distinguishment but gives
young girls, who have grown up with
no special plans for the future, some
thing to ponder upon. A bride Of the
second instance is Mrs. Fanny Sweeny
Wickes, wife of the Reverand Dean
Rockwell Wickes, whose youth over
balances a string of degrees confirmed
upon him in his colleges Both Mr..
and Mrs. Wickes are young and enthu-
siastic, and have only been out of col
lege since June. Though Mr.. Wickes
has claim to a number of degrees, Mrs
Wickes has several of her own. The
Wiekes are stopping over in Honolulu
preparatory to continuing their journey
to their new field of endeavor in Tung
Chow, short distance from Pekin
Both are very young and very ernest.
Mrs. Wickes spent several years III
the study of social economics and
graduated with honors from Vassar
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-10-04

Many plays have been nOVelized and
many novels have been dramatiZed
but it is only occasionally that a sat.
isfaCtOry result is obtained. How
ever Albert FaysOn Terhune, has
turned the trick. The Woman. made
into a novel by him from the play OF
the same name by William G. g. De
Mile. stands II a class by itself, anu
teturc it all , 'cjudiCe must be thrown
to the winds. Mr. Terhune has sue
ccedrd in combining the dramatic
quality of the play with superb lit
praTy quality furnished by himself.
and the result Is an engrOSsing book
which stands entirely upon it's Owl.
merits. 1t is safe 10 say that in its
present form The Woman will achieve
the same prominence among readers
Of fiction, as it did among theatre
eOers when produced by David Be,
lasC0.
The story is tense-dramatic in
every situation. 1t all revolves about
the effort OF Jim Blake, boss of the
political machine, TO uncover some
scandal in the life of Standish, leader
Standish from being elected speaker
Of the house of representatives, and
which will secure the office for
Blake's sonin-Iaw. Standish is SEEM
ingly blameiess, but finally it is dis
covered that in years past he has
been involved in an affair with wo-
man. To find the woman is the prob
lem and Wanda Kelly, a hotel tele-
phone operator, is picked by Blake as
being the one best able to accomp-
fish the task. She undertakes the
mission-though she is not loyal to
Blake and has no idea of disclosing
the woman's name-and when finally
she does uncover the secret, Blake
tries to wiring 1t from her by third
degree methods, little dreaming that
the woman involved is his own daugh-
ter, the wife of the man he would
make speaker of the house.
II is a powerful climax which the
story reaches at this point and into 1t
the author his thrown all of the skill
which clever writer has at his COM
mand. 1t teens with action and
through it all the plucky little tele
phone operator elings to her ideal Of
honor, though her own heart is be-
ing. trampled upon by the heels of
the power-seeking politicians. OF
course, Wanda wins the day, and also
brings to a elimination her own ro-
nance, which all through the story
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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-10-04
IN THE WOMANS WORLD

During the past year she studied IN
the Research Department of the Chi
cago School of Tivics and Philanthro-
ply.
When asked if she had always wish.
ed to do the mission work Airs.
Wickes answered in the negative. but
said that she thought that the prepare
ton for the work that she had planned
t. do would no doubt be of great serv-
ice to her in this new field which she
is about to enter. She is going into a
country where there is indeed a large
field for trained workers among wom-
ell and no doubt her advanced ideas Of
civilization will be great help to her
sisters who have not had the oppOr-
tunities for education enjoyed by
American girls. Mrs. Wf"kes says thai
she is greatly interested in the work
among the Chinese women and girls
because she has for a number of years
been interested in the social work in
the United States, and thinks that she
will enjoy taking up that sort of work
in the Orient. In reply, to the question
es to whether she thought that she
would like the work in China she said
~ am prepared to like China and its
people. and am sure that | shall"
Though her home is in New York Mrs.
Wickes has lived in the west for some
time and has come in contact with
Chinese both as students in the uni
versities and as servants in the home.
She spoke of the students as being
exceedingly bright and eager to learn.
and of the servants as loyal and ener-
getic As a whole she seems to have
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-10-04
ROMANCE OF MUSIC ROOM
PROVES TO BEA FAILURE

September 10, 1910. Worthington is
his wife's senior by about Is years
He adopted her son at the time of the
marriage
Suit Follows Honolulu Trip.
Marital unhappiness was intensi
fled several weeks ago by a trip
which she and her husband took to
Honolulu. They returned two weeks
ago and the divorce complaint quick,
ly followed.
Mrs. Worthington alleges that
Wothington's habitual intemperance
makes him an unfit guardian for her
son. Her friends say that Worthing.
ton frequently became Intoxicated and
during those periods abused his wife.
Mrs. Worthfngton, who is a sister of
Mrs. Frederick s, knight, mother OF
Mrs. Thelma Parker-Smart, has Sc,
cluded herself out of the city. Up to
a week ago she was stopping at a
private boarding house at 1877 Buena
Vista avenue. She lis represented in
her suit by Attorneys MCGOWAN and
Westlake. 81 "~-a.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-10-04
at a Glance.

The walls of new hotel being con.
structed in Kansas City, Mo-, fell sud,
denly and injured score of work
men, number of them fatally.
Another 100000 has been dis.
tributed among the heirs of Lucky
Baldwin, the proceeds of property
near Los Angeles, recently sold.
Advices from Nicaragua report the
fall Of Granada, the rebel stronghold
and the surrender of General Lewis
Mena, which will probably end the
revolution.
Senator Works, elected Califor.
MIA Republican Senator, says he won't
vote for Taft-he's too reactionary
and Roosevelt is too selfish. He'll
vote for Wilson.
Thirteen men, true to their oaths
as Republicans. bolted the California
Republican convention after it had
been captured by the Bull Moose del
Eegates.
Panama-Pacific Exposition officials
have recommended that all foreign
vessels coming to the fair in 1915 be
passed through the canal free of tolls
Seventyfive members of the Los
Angeles real estate board are on the
way to visit the San Francisco real
estate men, the purpose being to fos.
ter closer relations.
Railroad traffic in the Spanish pro.
vince of Catalonia is entirely tied up
by strike. Every station is in the
hands of tho military
Chinese troops mutinied and at
tackled the town of WI Chang, but
were repulsed by a loyal government
regiment after several hours of fight,
ing
Woodrow Wilson admitted in a
speech in Connecticut that he favor,
ed the initiative and referendum, and
the recall except for the bench. He
believed the cure for corrupt judges
should go deeper;
William Hughes, democratic candi-
date for United States Senator from
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-10-04

very pheasant idea OF that nation
and will no doubt be successful in her
chosen work.
Ii is customary here to ask all new
corners if they believe in Woman's
S}ffrage. for that is one of the topics
that is engaging a good share OF the
time and thought of the women on
the mainland and many of the Homo
lulu women are beginning TO consider
t. When the question was put to Yrs
Wickes she smiled and said. Il rIrnly
believe in suffrage, though not in the
miitent form. do not believe in wom-
On breaking shop windows nor assault
ing members of Parliament"
Both Mr.. and Mrs. Wickes are en-
tlIusiastic about the missionary work
and look forward to many pleasant
experiences 1t has always been the
aim of the former to do the mission
work and having spent his educational
years with that point in view he is
ABLY equipped to enter the field.
From the moment OF their arrival in
Honolulu yesterday morning this
young couple has heen entertained.
They were met at the steamer by Mr.
w. A. Bowen and taken to the Pail
and other scenes of interest in the
city. They luncheu at the University
Club. at the affair given by the Chi
cago Club. and after busy afternoon
we're guests Of honor at a dinner party.
To all appearances they will be just
as much in demand until they sail for
China on the eighteenth. The first two
years they spend there will be devoted
TO the study of the Chinese language
and then they will be stationed for
the remainder of the seven years that
comes before the furlough.
The commissioning services for
these young missionaries will take
place at Central Union Church on Sun
day morning, October IL.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-10-04

Reserved Seats for center of grand
stand and wings can be booked at Z.
o. Hall &, Sons Sporting Department
(entrance King street, up to p. m. /;
after l D. m, at NJ. A. Gunst & Co.,
King and Fort.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1912-05-10
BIO ILLUSTRATED PIANO


Of The Knight. Campbell Music Co., or
Denver, Colo, is now ready for mailing
Contains illustrations Of the new 1912
Piano styles, with prices and full de-.
tails Of the Campbell Easy
PAY Plan Thi, catalogue will be
sent, prepaid, on request 20 anyone in.
terssIed m Pianos Big Player.P Piano
catalogue will be sent also il desired.
Buy direct and save the middleman :
profit. We sell more pianos and player
pianos direct 20 Western buyers than
any other two houses combined. Nearly
~ wears success aud reputation behind
vour dealings with ny Address knight
Campbell Music Co, Denver, Colo,
Dept. "a" rs
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1912-05-10

IuIIr Runner Ducks The great goth
.,r'ury egg machine. - eggs for $50
Geo. II Giysu, Alamogordo, n N
Mar l6-Apr 8 At
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NOTICE

IU, NJI,-'l. gives away q $500 gold
p.ury Thursday night. For p%arlic.
.n... u, Iady ri t.rhet window,
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DUCK EGGS

IuI.un E|nnrr aud White Pekin-Sl
.ur ,...,n. Mr.. e. n. Cheusult,
. Tucumcuri, y. NJ.
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Mis-, Belle narNrr. y @
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Genuine Paper BAGS for Paper Bag
Cookery n.o a0Id by
WOF~DRD WHITE
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Try the Tucumcari Printing Com.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1912-05-10
new LABOR BILL
A TAFT POLICY
Liability and Compensation
Measure Progressive
JUSTICE IS ITS OBJECT.

President Approves Proposed Les
ton Making Fs-sr1I Labor Laws re
Modern Conartlons-Le8aI Masn0sry
Simputsd.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-12-07

and warrant Of arrest, as provided by
the constitution, cause the arrest and
detention of any man suspected by
him. whether honestly or otherwise, of
an intent to violate the neutrality
laws, then every man holds his liberty
at the caprice and within of the presi-
dent especially is this true if, when an
application for the discharge of the
persons thus detained is made under
writ Of habeas corpus, he may defeat
the same by saying that he has the
right to cause the parties detention
at his discretion. though admitting
that he has no evidence upon which
he would be justified in causing a
complaint to be sworn TO charging the
party with violation Of any neutrality
law.
Should Startle Free Men.
THE assumption of such power At
this &c. and in the United States is
enough to startle every free man, be-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-12-07

United States and the rules of the su-
preme court, provide that in case of
appeal from decision of the district
court granting or refusing to dis
charge a prisoner under a writ Of ha-
beas corpus the court may, pending an
appeal from its decision to a higher
court, discharge the prisoner upon
bond It was in view of this statute
that Judge Maxey asked the question,
that in the event he held these parties
were entitled to their discharge, and
the government should appeal the
case, what bond should he fix. pend
ing the appeal Such bonds viii be re-
quired only in the event an appeal Is
taken either by the government or by
the prisoners. In other words, the dis
charge of the prisoners is in no way
contingent upon giving q bond except
in the event of apI cal hence should
judge '"-ey O. r the pr--010.T Fre
entitled TO their discharge and the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-12-07

government does not appeal the case,
they will be forthwith discharged
without bond.
judge MaXey adjourned his court until
Tuesday, December 10, and we conf
IDENTIFY expect a decision from him on
that date However. judge MaXey
stated that the questions involved
were OF such great Importance that ne
desired to give the matter the most
mature and deliberate consideration
and that he could not indicate Just
when he would be able to render his
decision.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-12-07

cause if the president can thus detain
Orozco, he can likewise detain, on
suspicion, the most eminent citizen Of
the United States, and thus every man
holds his liberty at the pleasure of
the president, and the constitution of
the United States and the laws en-
acted hereunder are powerless TO pro-
tect him. The vast Importance OF the
questions involved are thus readily ap-
parent, but happily under the decisions
OF our courts and the provisions Of our
constitution, its solution is as easy as
the question is important. and the ul-
innate result must be the discharge of
the prisoners from this unlawful re-
straint
About the Bonds
There appears to be some misun-
Outstanding with reference to the
question Of bonds for Orozco and
tuente in the event Of their discharge
by judge Maxey. The statutes Of the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-12-07
PROFEssInNAL CnURTEsY.

81 manage to keep my boarders long
err than you do" said the first landlady
"Oh. / don't know reioined the 9TH
er- You keep Thorn so thin Thar they
Iock longer than they really are. -
Chicago New
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-12-07

Presents-useful. yet ornamental-we
suggest a nice manicure set. Rogers s
1897 ware, Thermos bottles. etc. Kra-
kauer, Cork & MOye, Sucrs.. Inc, san
Francisco street.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-12-07
DEMOCRATs Isl CoNTRIBUTIoNs

DEMOCRATS LIST Contributions
FOR CONGRESSIONAL CAMPAIGN.
washington, D. c., Dec THE
statement of receipts and expenditures
Of the Democratic national congress
sional campaign showing $l2,645 IN
contributions and a balance on hand
1878 has been filed with the house
In addition to these. the western
branch of the committee, through the
Chicago headquarters. reported S2e--
254 i'm contributions and S2S,596 in ex-
pcndItures.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-12-07

present S985 specific This upset The
industry announced abroad the trade ubbOn refused to
prcewas possible Jealous European CON-
peors made every possible endeavOr pull apart IN frantic effort to
could be found and the result ise have
European orders able fill Of the demand for this
need hardly much to mention the fact that
three months.
you market for this Model 69 Overland
compare with will be convinced viii
siderable money II self starng thirty horsepower five passenger
touring magni6ceny finished modny appointed and completely
equipped every necessary essential No other maker
its equal for less than 81, 200.
Phone dealer today
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-12-07

Under the ownership and MANAGEMENT the Overland has
been before the public These have been the most
trying and bitter years ofhe industry. The last years have
given BIRTH growth and expansion the modern automobile
determined which survive the fierce
struggle and become permanently established
During this historical constructive PERIOD the Overland has
crossed rapidly than any other Of its type made This
and significant
In years have jumped from 400 year 900
year. This nearly 10OO0pe This growth
other single in the industry. This growth
greater growth combined of the world In
years the entire industry has shown increase of 5000 The
United of $40 per Germany
1881 per Italy increase of 6 United Kingdom
of S France increase of Loo But
individual increase six short has been nearly 10000
In round numbers made 400 cars in 1905 1000 in 1902 $4,000
1916 $4,000 in 1911; $4,000 In 1912 will make 400 1913
The grand is 100000 which American
money that the American people have had faith enough
over $500, 10000 of their money in This
The Overland, by of this of implicit confidence
appreciation, and exceptional recognition. today the pron
permanent and popular of its type produced.
We give these amazing figures the inpube evidence Of
production Skill strength and economical manufacturing ability We
have done what others could have don they had the foresight
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-12-07

Use Domestic Coke.
Southwestern Fuel CO.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-12-07

Make your home happy and your
stomach glad. by buying a Universal
percolator. Krakauer, Zorke & Moye.
Sucrs.. Inc. III san Francisco street
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-12-07
STORM SWEEPS PORTUGAL COAST;
lLANN EIsH ERLEN LOSE LLNL.a.

Lisbon Portugal. Dec. Eighty
two Portuguese fishermen lost their
lives during "a snow storm this week
on the coast of Portugal.
The survivors suffered severe priva~
tions, being without food or water for
three days, while heavy aud cold winds
prevailed. Four men became insane,
jumped overheard and We're drowned.
Six bodies have been washed ashore
on the Northern coast.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-12-07

For prompt baggage. livery, hack and
freisbt transfer cau Pomeroys IL Pas0
TRANSFER Ehone 2444,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-12-07
From 400 cars in 1908 to 10000 cars in 1913

to realize opportunity There those who manufacturing
cars years before did They had
failed utterly Six knew the secret of automobile
quantity production For increased production line OF
business is bound & decrease the selling price.
Big production growing each has made possible for US to n
decrease retail selling
which explains phenomenal progress By sheer
huge production which original conception OF capturing
of the world able give each succeed
less actual than else IN the
b manufacturing policy resulted in rapid and
remarkable growth
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1912-09-05
URLNU7 CIRQUE.

-Four threshers were in the vicinity
of Walnut Grove last week, one at p.
B. Young's, one at J. J. Talbott's,
one at Estel DeVinna's and one at H
v. Hunters. Imagine the time peo.
pie had in securing hands.
Walnut Grove school reported al
right for the past week.
Mrs. Wolf and six children OF
Moniteau County and Mrs. John Hod-
ges of Oklahoma visited at J. J. Tai
bolts last Saturday.
More beef rings are being organ
lied through here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hunter visit
ed Uncle John Driver Sunday.
Mrs. Walt Ford has had a relapse
and for the past two weeks has been
very poorly.
Amos Gingerich's new barn looms
up in the distance and adds another
good barn to the many good ones ir
Morgan County.
People are plowing for wheat, ;
good rain 10 badly needed.
{. II. Hayes has been furnishing
oats to livery men at Versailles.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1912-09-05

Mrs. spidel anb Miss Amy Kefier
have been visiting with Mr.. and Mrs.
George Kieffer at Cole Camp for
several days, getting home monday.
While over there they all took trip
in Mr.. Keifer's Car to Kansas City
taking Earl Kieifer along to help
them over the bad places, as they
went by the automobile route. They
had a splendid time and might have
stayed longer il it had not been for
the Carnival and "CirCus" to be here
this week.