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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-04-18
FREE SUGAR UP;
HAWAIIANS ARE
HEARD ON It
CONTINUED from PAGE y

CONTINUED from PAGE y
the defeat OF the House bill placing
sugar on the free list.
Large delegations OF cane.sugar pro.
ducers from Louisiana are here. In.
! cluded In the number are all the
prominent men Identified with that IN
dustry there. Some high officials of
the State and members of the Legisla.
ture are among the party. In add
ton, there are many here from all
the States vitality concerned In the f,l.
ture OF the beet'sugar business. All
these bodies are framed up on a non.
partisan basis. Republicans and Dem.
ocrats are working together for a com.
mon cause.
Purposes.
The purpose OF the sugar delega.
lions In coming to this city Is two.
fold:
ALI phases Of the situation must
be carefully presented to the Senate
Finance Committee. now engaged In
giving hearings on the House free.su.
gar measure. The date, originally set
for March 90, was deferred by agree.
"'h' hh'ii "ohutS' NNlh 4. ne
hearings began at 1890 o'clock on
that date. Every conceivable feature
of the situation was laid before the
committee. The stories told by the
Louisiana cane-growers was almost
tragic. They declared that the depre.
citation of property and decline of bus
mess began with the opening of its
investigation by the sO.called Hard
wick Committee, of the House. Since
that time, they demonstrated, many
valuable plantations have gone into
the hands OF receivers and others
have been sold at great loss. Ono
plantation easily worth more than 81, :.
100000 brought but $4,000 under the
hammer. In anticipation of antagonis-
tic Legislation, they asserted, large
numbers Of employees have been laid
OFF and wages have been materially
reduced. Production Is falling below
the ordinary average as result of
the prevailing apprehension. An
equally pitiable tale was told by tho
beetsugar men.
2-Tremendous pressure tx being
brought to bear upon Senator Bristow
TO dissuade him from entering into
any compact with the Democrats
whereby the minority In the Senate,
acting with the Progressive Republic
ans, might make effective some form
of sugar Legislation. The statement
that Mr.. Bristow had offered to help
the Democrats pass every pending tar
III measure and put them up to Presi.
dent Taft for approval or veto, II the
Democrats would modify their de
mands for free sugar and accept some.
thing on the approximate basis of |
cent per pound, Is responsible for the
descent upon him. He Is being siren.
uously urged to not enter into any
such arrangement as that indicated.
Mr., Bristow is entirely undecided as
10 what his future course will be. He
believes that the abolition of the pref.
erential on refined sugars and the
elimination of the Dutch color stand.
ard, being equivalent to l5.per,cent.
reduction, would be sufficient at this
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-04-18
ROOSEVELT ROARS, But INSIDERS SAY He IS.
READY TO BOLT IF NOT NOMINATED IN Chicago

The men who are said to be alarm.
ed are insurgent and radical Senators
and Representatives, Governors, State
Legislators and ofIiceholdors generally
who came out for Roosevelt in the he.
lief that his strength with the pcopIe
would hold them In Office and carry
them through the present political
chaos. The Colonel's coat.talIs looked
mighty good to the men who saw the
great storm gathering and who felt
sure that under the inspiring leader.
ship Of the former President all would
come out well.
Before actually deciding upon A
bolt II is believed the Roosevelt forces
will soon begin looking for dark
horse" Having found the elusive an.
imal they will groom him for entrance
into the Presidential race. The name
most frequently suggested Is that of
Associate Justice Charles Il. Hughes
of the Supreme Court The search
will not end with this one possibility
but be extended to all available tim.
Der throughout the country. The
fight and noise will be continued I'm.
til the frisky beast is found and then
all the furore will be turned in the d..
rection of making him run better and
more rapidly than Mr.. Taft.
Associate Justice Hughes has been
indirectly sounded by friends. lie
has said emphatically that his posi-.
ton on the court precludcs his doing
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-04-18
HAWAIIAN FIRE CLAIMS we're
LOST IN congress; FOUND NOW

WASHINGTON. d. c. Apr 6
Whenever Hawaii does happen to
strike a little bit of legislative luck
and get something started through the
grind, Il snag hobs up along the stony
road and causes halt II nothing
worse occurs, u bill becomes lost and
there Is long delay In finding IT, Such
was the identical trouble that struck
the measure passed several weeks ago
by the Senate to reimburse insurance
companies for losses sustained by fire
In lighting the bubonic plague a dozen
years ago.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-04-18
ROBERT SINGLE ON STAND
FOR OTHER SIDE NOW

KoDert w. ShingIe was placed on
the stand In the Kukaiau case this
morning for the respondents when the
matter came before Judge Robinson in
the Circuit Court.
The case is expected to be finished
this week so far as hearing the evi.
dence Is concerned, for at the present
time II Is only matter of churning
over the main facts again and again,
the last few witnesses having brought
out very little that was new.
Single was placed on the stand for
Albert Horner during the beginning of
his case and is now giving evidence
for the other side.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-04-18

General Macomb made a trip to
Schoiield Barracks this morning, to
Inspect the site selected for the new
cavalry barracks and also to see how
the construction work on the infantry
quarters Is progressing Captain Ed,
wards, constructing quartcrmastor, had
Instructions to rush both jobs, and no
has not been letting the grass grow
under his feet.
Evening journal., 1912-10-04
GO BROKE ..
SLEEP ON A PORCH

HAGERSTOWN. Nd. Oct. "A
peace warrant sworn out before Jus
tice Houck in Clearspring by John
McCarty broke up the honeymoon OF
Robert Stine of Blair's Valley and
landed the disconsolate bridegroom
in jail here, Stine and Miss Pleas
ant Mckee came TO Hagerstown on
Monday and we're married l. the
evening by the Rev r. K. Thomas.
They returned to Clearspring and
their romance was Jared when IL de-
veloped that their funds were ex-
hausted and they had no means of
reaching their home in the l-oun-
tains
II is reported that the newly-weds
occupied the front porch of a resi-
dence ana slept peacefully until day
light. when Constable Starliper found
them and served the warrant that
rudely interrupted their happiness.
IT. seems that McCarty and Stine
we're both in love with the bride, but
Stine won her. Slime is alleged to
have said that he would blow his
RIVALS head off. and McCarty. fear
ing that he might carry out his threat
obtained a peace warrant.
Stinc's bride accompanied him TO
Evening journal., 1912-10-04
TO INSTALL DEVICE FOR
DETECTING STORMS AT SEA

WASHINGTON. d. c. Oct 4-The
harocyclometer. an instrument SO
sensitive as to detect hurrican 500
miles away, thus enabling ships
equipped with it to steer clear Of
storms, is TO be installed by the Navy
Department In all of the naval stat
ions on the Atlantic coast and per-
hars on the ships of the Atlantic
fleet
This instrument is the invention Of
Rev Jose Algue. director Of the
Philippine Weather Rureau. while in
Washington recently Rev Mr.. Algue
conferred with Capt Joseph l.. Jan
Jayne. superintendent of the United
States Naval Observatory, relative 10
recharting Of the Atlantic ocean for
the use of the barocyclometer.
This instrument has been in use in
the Philippine and China naval sta
tionse and on the ships of the Allan
tic fleet for many years.
Evening journal., 1912-10-04
CzARINA OF RUSSIA
RECEIVERS BEAUTY
5IlneSSOf Few Years Ago Gives
Way to Health and
Happiness

& ST. PETERSBURG. Oct. >4.-she
HON al Enrane knew as the Queen
,f Sorrows has become the "Quenn
- Besuts again.
- The Czatina has recovered her
Afslih. has emerged from her melan-
ctoiy, has shaken OF the nervous
= n5ciion which three years ago. II
ail reports were true, threatened her
mental balance 10 not her life.
Her figure once depressed and thin
las regained It's plumpness. Her
cheeks. once wan and pale, again
display the ruddy tinge which is the
heritage Of the English-German royal
family-she was Princess Alice of
Hess, Queen Vicioria's granddaugh-
ger
The French have called the Czarina
the Ivory Empress" but no longer
Is the designation a compliment. Her
Thoughtful eyes look steadily out
from under dark lashes, her nose Of
exquisite delicacy, her high-hrcd
mouth-her every feature-hespeak
affectionate womanliness as well as
natrician blood.
Has Ceased to Worry.
The Czarina is herself again be-
cause she has ceased TO worry; her
Fears for the safety of her husband
and their son, young Alexis, the
Czarevitch. are allayed. for the Der
&orists arc quinescent
As all the world knows the Cars
father. Alexander Ill, WIS foully as
eaesinated. SO was Grand Duke Ser
aius. IN Moscow. In 1905, when he was
Governor General of Russia's old
capital. The Czarina's sister. Prin-
Gees Elizabeth of Hesse, married
Grand Duke Sergius: the sisters are
Of the Convent OF Martha and Mary
OF the Sisters OF Mercy in Moscow.
Grand Duchess Elizabeth heard the
fatal. bomb explode In the Moscow
palace. She rushed out to find her
husbands mutilated body. She With
drew from the world and is now the
Ahbess OF the Convent OF Mercy IN
MOSCOW.
Such, too. Is the Czarina's tempera-
ment Always surrounded by guards
gearing even that her husbands food
was poisoned. the Czarina's tense
nervous mechanism was overstrain-
ed: she was plunged In melancholy.
Strenuous Efforts 10 Cure.
'N II goes without saying that every
human endeavor WAS made 10 cure
her. The greatest specialists on nerv
Gus affections in all Europe were
called to attend her: she went TO this
spa. to that bath. to half a dozer
summer resorts, she removed from
hne to the other palaces as her fanc.
or the season dictated.
Even the ruperhuman was invoked
Tor the Gar delights In the mystic
and the marvellous. That weird priest
John of Cronstadi, administered Il
her relieiously. Such cbarlatans "a
The French occultist. Philippe Ian
dare. urged her 10 invoke mysterious
r1earthly powers-even n hypnotis
p ev her into sleep. assured her sh
a. the happiest woman IN the worl
~, awoke her-to find her still on
he s8ddeEt
Now she Is Felf-cured simply be
arse she has ceased to worry Tn
rehabilitation Of her health should a
4rca warn and cheer ell women.
Evening journal., 1912-10-04
RRAIsE FOR WALrEA II. HAYEs.

Arom The SMYRNA TimcsA
In the death Of Walteh IT. Hayes.
ESQ, Of Wilmington. the state has
lost one Of it's legal giants and the
Bar one OF its highly esteemed and
most respected members. Mr.. Hayes
knew the law and delved deep into
Delaware records. That his life
should have honn enuffod r.s4 J.. h!s
prime Is deeply regretted and mourn
cd.
Evening journal., 1912-10-04
DANGER IN MEASLES
is UNDERESTIMATED

WASHINGTON. Oct 4--Measles
which is regarded as one Of the ne
cessary and not serious Ills Of child
hood had q death rate in 1910 more
than half as large az that for both
diphtreria and Group A death rate
table compiled for the States which
make an annual report on vital sta
tistics or for the sO-called regis
tered area, which includes half the
population of the United States. Will
hc exhibited at the International
Congress of Hygiep and Demo-
graphy now in session at Washing
ton II viii show the following death
rates
Evening journal., 1912-10-04
Deaths per
4nA nnn

THESE figures viii surprise the
average man who laughs about meas
les as one OF the amusing incidents Of
childhood" said Or. John r. Ander-
son. director Of the United States
.Hygienic Laboratory. who compiled
the table.
Or. Anderson and Or. Joseph Gold
berg, Past Assistant Surgeon in the
Public Health Service. will present a
paper 30 the International Congress
on their experiments with monkeys In
the last three years. carried on for
the purpose Of obtaining an antitoxin
for measles.
DR. Anderson said. I'VE have
found that monkeys can be inoculated
with measles in various ways and
that they also may contract the dis
ease when placed In a cage with a
sick monkey during the early period
of the disease A monkey that has
had definite reaction from th5 in
oculaton has been found TO be i'm
mune from subsequent inoculations
I'VE have made many cultures with
measles blood known TO be infective
by monkey inoculations, but thus far
We have been unable TO obtain a
growth that appeared 10 have any
relation TO the caure OF the dis
ease"
Evening journal., 1912-10-04
WOMAN KISSES ''COP" ON
STREET AND PAYS FL

NEW YORK. Oct. 4.-Mrs. Ma
ret Hoefett, 80 years old. of !
Bronx, declined to dispute q rolf
mans word in the Harlem Pol
Court and smilingly paid a fine of s
Policeman Geiger Of the West For
second Street Police Station was
complainant He accused the won
CT having kissed him.
The policeman said he was on
ed post at Amsterdam avenue a
One Hundred and Fortieth str
when two strong arms were woJ
around his neck. lie struggled,
said, but could not shake them
Then he was kissed. He says he y
soulfully kissed.
THAT woman he said. point
his finger at Mrs Hoefiett. "kis!
me and she called me honey"
The woman said she did no
member any such circumstances.
Evening journal., 1912-10-04
ACCUSES POLICE OF
STEALING BOOTY

NEW YORK. Oct. Complaint by
convict at Sing Sing prison that
1890 which he had stolen strangely
disappeared when 1t came into the
hands of the police was investigated
at the John Doe police inquiry before
Justice Goff
The convict-Joseph Crowell--has
repeatedly asserted that after his
arrest for stealing the $1,000 be vas
taken to the Madison Street Poiico
but he says il never was returned TO
his victim. He has charged that
Lieutenant Becker was on desk duty
at the police station at the line
After the inquiry announcement
was made that the matter would be
presented to the Grand Jury, and
that Crowell might be brought here
as a witness District Attorney Whit
man announced that he would be
ready to proceed with the trial q
Becker. charged with instigatins the
Rosenthal murde-, next week
Evening journal., 1912-10-04
ANYTHING IS POSSIBLE;
LIMBURGER GETS LOST

CALDWELL. n j.. Oct Arthur
Jones, employed in the Citizens Ma
tion. Eank. had got trace OF 12 heads
Of li-lberger cheese cons 'gned to him
from Holland Patent Oneida coun-
~ ~ N.. two weeks ago. Theicheese
is now in Utica N. Y, only four miles
from its starting point
when The cheese did not arri' 'e on
schedule inc Jones notified the au-
thorities. who finally got on the righ
scent The shipment went astray be
caus he shipping clerk had forgot
ten TO place ~. j." after "Caid-
we'll"
Evening journal., 1912-10-04

T. r Lynch. No. Dcerng. Maine.
says that during the inter and
spring Of 1911 he was afflicted with
cough and tried many remedies
with no relief until he purchased a
bottle OF Foley's Honey and c'ar Com
pound. He says that relief came
quickly after taking IL and he has
had no return OF the cough since N.
B. Danforth, Market and Second
streets, Wilmington. Del.
Evening journal., 1912-10-04

Quick in action, the Wants e
where jobs are waiting for those VI
are lively in responding, realty sna
for immediate inspection, buy
chances for the ready purcha
renting opportunities for the qut
to act.-Adv.
Evening journal., 1912-10-04

this city and said she would remain
here until her husband is released,
when they intend returning TO their
mountain home.
Evening journal., 1912-10-04

The buying public, as the result Of
many practical experiences. has
been trained to read tle Want Col
umns.-Adv
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-12-11
Holiday Real Estate
Bargains

One 7-room modern house one block
from car line, on Minnesota avenue;
los 75xl65. Price $500 This place is
wcrth twice the money
One broom house In Frisco addition;
lot 5Oxl4O. Price 1925. Small payment
down and balance $40 per month.
One 9-room modern house, one block
Of car line, blocks Of high school;
lot l65x6S. Price s25OO
One S-room house; lot 75xi5O, on
South Hill Price $500. One half cash,
balance monthly payments.
100 acres Of land one and a half
miles Of street car line and two miles
of college; 12O acres in cultivation; 70
acres in pasture Price for quick sale,
SS5 per acre.
/ write fire and tornado insurance.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-12-11
(First published Dec. 5. 1922
NOTICE BY PUBLICATION.

State Of Oklahoma, Grady County, IS
II the Superior Court OF said County.
Sam Morris, by his legal guardian,
plaintiff. VS.. NJ. L. Gilbert, Defend
ant.
The above named defendant NJ. l..
Gilbert, will take notice that he has
been sued in the above named court
upon petition filed in said court by
the above named plaintiff praying for
the cancellation OF a certain lease held
by the defendant in and to the follow
ING premises, lying and situated in
Grady County State Of Oklahoma, to-
wit:
E 4 Of W Z and W x OF SW IA Of
Sc IA, section IA, and w y os Ne
IA OF NV Ia and NE ia Of NE IA
o. section %, all in township north,
range 5 west; E x Of SW IA of sW
IA, section s, and sW Ia Of sW IA
and w Y OF sW IL 81 NV ia, sec
ton is, all IN township Z north, range
! west, and SW IA and S Y of SW IA
Of Sc IA, section s, township north,
range Z west; also sW IA Of NV IA
Of section 25. township Z north, range
west, and Sc IA of NE IA of Sc
IA and NE IA Of Sc IA Of Sc ia Of
section s, and S q OF NV IA Of sW
ia, and NV IA of SW IA Of S VIA w
x Of NE IA Of SW IA Of See 3, town
ship 6 north, range ) west, plaintiff
alleging in his said petition that said
lease is void, and that the defendant
must answer said petition on or be-
fore the 18th day Of January. 1918, Of
said petition will be taken as true and
judgment rendered against The defend
ant accordingly
tSeal) " l. MELTON,
Attest; Clerk Of Superior Court.
r. BLAIR AND A. L. HERR,
Attorneys for Plaintiff. 12-5.21t
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-12-11

First published Dec. >, 1922
NOTICE BY PUBLICATION.
State Of Oklahoma. Grady County, S..
IN the Superior Court Of said County.
Jack Beeks. Plaintiff, vs.. NJ. L. Gilbert,
Defendant.
The above named defendant, N. L.
Gilbert, viii take notice that he has
been sued in the above named court
upon petition filed in said court BY
the above named plaintiff praying for
the cancellation OF a certain lease held
81 the defendant in and to the follow.
ing premises lying and situated In
Grady County, State OF Oklahoma, to-
wit:
5k OF NE IA Of the Sc "a and
the Sc IA OF the NV IA Of the Sc
Ia and the NE Ia OF the SW Ia Of
the sE IA and the S X Of the SW IA
Of she Sc ia and the n y OF the SW
Ia OF the Sc IA and the Sc ia Of
the Sc IA Of the Sc IA and sW IA
Of the Sc ia OF The sE ia, all in sec
ton II, township 8 north, range Z
vest also F Y Of NE IA Of NE IA,
section "a, township 3. range Z, and
lots / and 2, section l9, township s,
range 6; said petition alleging that
said lease is void. and that said de-
fendant must answer the said petition
Oh or before the 18th day Of January,
1913, or said petition will be taken as
true and judgment will be rendered
against the defendant accordingly.
(seal) W L. MELTON,
Attest, Clerk Superior Court.
f. BLAIR AND A. L. HERR,
Attorneys for Plaintiff. 12-5-2id
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-12-11
Land Bargains

50 acres Of smooth land; 20 acres
in cultivation; all fenced; splendid
barn, good water; IA mile OF station.
Price $40 per acre
16O acres Of good land with 1870
acres in cultivation Broom house,
shed, barn, good we'll; lays gently roll
ing; soil Of good quality; fenced and
cross fenced. Price $4,000; $1,000 cash
and terms on the rest.
$40 acres Of grass land; lays rolling;
plenty Of water; only miles Of rail
way station. Price $40 per acre.
100 acres Of fine land; so acres Of
splendid bottom land; liO acres in
cultivation; good improvements; so
acres in pasture; upland; lays gently
rolling; good orchard; mortgage sS,-
400; 8 per cent interest Price $1,000.
26O acres; splendid improvements;
all in cultivation, except rs acres OF
fine pasture; 25 acres Of alfalfa; fine
stand; 25 acres more that is good al
falfa land; terms to suit Price SlS,-
GOO.
Most Of these farms are close tc
chickasha or other railway stations
and are bargains.
! am making the best Of terms on
farm and city loans II you have a
farm TO sell list it with me and will
sell it.
p. c. STACY.
Office In rear Of Farmers State Bank
chickasha. Okla.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-12-11
| Can Sell Your Property

$50 acres Y mile west Of Chickasha
fine tO-room modern house and big
red barn; all fenced and cross-fenced;
about so acres in ALFALFA can make
a low price on tiais and give terms to
suit might consider some clear prop.
erty on the deal.
iSS acres One mile southwest Of
ohickasha; 50 per cent bottom land
that win grow alfalfa; all in cultiya-
ton fenced and cross-fenoed; fair inn
Drovements might consider some
clear income property or can make a
low cash price and give terms to suit
the purchaser. This is one OF the best
farms in Grady county,
100 acres mile east Of Chickasha;
all washita bottom land; all viii grow
alfalfa; fenced and crossfenced; fair
Improvements; can give a low casn
price on this and give terms to suit.
This farm joins the Henry Johnson
farm on the south.
340 acres 1la miles north Of Amber;
all IN cultivation. about so acres bot.
tom land; fair improvements; all
fenced and cross-fenced; might con.
slider some clear income property for
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-12-11
Real.
Estate

For Sale-SO acres, 3 miles Of Mt
Sheridan; small house, pecan grove.
80 acres good, tilIable land; balance
pasture Price $500 cash.
20 acres-.i-room house. cave. we'll,
stable, mIlees out Price $1,000 part
terms,
40 acres-25 acres All bottom; 4.
room house, wells, large cement
cave, cistern, 200 bearing apple trees,
grapes, peaches, cherries. pears. one
quarter acre blackberries; miles Of
chickasha. Price $1,000 part time.
100 acres-3 miles from ChIckasha:
well improved Price $50 an acre;
$4,000 state loan to run sS years at s
per cent. This is a snap.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-12-11

Is acres in cultivation; fenced with
hos wire 5 room house, crib, cement
cave, good orchard, small creek that
runs all the time in bottom; loan Of
$l7OO at per cent; will exchange for
residence in Chickasha.
100 acres good, smooth land; 40
acres in cultivation; 4room house,
good barn, storm cave and outbuild-
ings; mortgage Of $500 at 6 per cent
interest; owner wants to move to good
town to school his children; will trade
for good residence.
so acres near Chickasha, large farm
house, barn, 500 bearing Alberta peach
trees. Price s75 per acre, Will trade
for good size residence in Chickasha
CITY PROPERTY.
Modern 9-room house located in the
best residence part Of Chickasha; N
E. corner; good barn. orchard; vel
worth $1,000; can be sold in the next
few days for $4,000.
Modern 4-room bungalow, close in
nearly new. Price $500; on easy
terms.
One Of the best pool and billiard
halls in Chickasha; well located; 8 Ia
bles; fine cigar trade; making gooC
money; will trade for good property
IN Chickasha or Oklahoma land.