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The Washington herald., 1912-09-10
CIGARS FOR KIND DRIVERS.

An extremely interesting and novel ex-
pertinent Is being made In Paris by the
League for the Protection of Horses,
which may well commend itself for imita-
ton by similar societies elsewhere. The
French league has had made a special
brand Of cigars-cigare caballos-which
the public will be able to procure at the
various Offices of the league. These ci-
gars. according to the scheme. are to be
used either as reward to the humani-
tartan driver or as a means Of propaganda
among the others. For the latter pur-
pose especially the cigar Is TO have a
band of red and gold bearing the words,
BE good to animals"-soyez bons pour
les animaux.
In addition. the cigar will be inclosed
In transparent wrapper with the in
scription. Take on the blinkers'-otex
poeillere. On the outside covering is an
intimation to the effect that the driver
who possesses ten of these cigar rings
may obtain a pipe on presenting them
at an ONCE of the league.
The society's announcement of the new
plan ends with the words. THE graceful
gesture of the woman who offers a cigar
to the driver in our streets appears TO
US to be so distinguished by an up-to-
date elegance that We cannot imagine
any driver who would not be cavalier
enough to become the passionate devotee
of the system" Though the final state
ment Is perhaps a little too ideslistic,
the scheme is as attractive as 1t is curl
Gus.
The Washington herald., 1912-09-10
POSTAL CONVENTION CLOSES.
Many officials Who Have Attended
to Return To-day.

Many OF the Post-office Department Of
hcials and employees who have been at
tending the fifteenth annual convention
of the first-class postmasters at Allan
tic City will return to their desks to-
day.
Among those who took part in the con-
vention were Postmaster General Hitch
cock, First Assistant Charles p. Grand
field, Third Assistant James J. Britt
Fourth Assistant Peter V. De Graw,
Chief Inspector Robert S. Sharp. Theo-
dore L. Weed. director OF the Postal Saw
ings; John A. Holmes, purchasing agent:
William r. Spilman, superintendent Of
the division OF the city delivery: Charles
II. Mcbride. superintendent OF the divi-
sion of railway adjustments c. Howard
Buckler, superintendent of the division
of registered mails; James B. Cook, su-
perintendent OF the division Of supplies;
J. c. Koons, superintendent of the divi-
sion OF rural mails; William c. Wood.
superintendent of the division OF classi-
fication: c. II. Fullaway, superintendent
of the division of finance; w. c. Fitch.
superintendent OF the division Of stamps,
and James T. Cortelyou, inspector OF
charge.
The Washington herald., 1912-09-10
PONTOONS FOR AEROPLANES.
Two BipIanes to he Converted Int,
Hydrcs for Naval Work.

Two biplanes will be shipped this
morning from the aviation field at Col
lege, Park to the War College in Wash
ington. where they will be converted into
hydroaeroplanes, with a view to per-
forming a series OF experiments in fly
ing over and from the water.
1t is stated that permanent squad
ron for this purpose will be established
The two machines TO be used for this
purpose are a double-control Curtiss,
flown by Lieut.. Geiger. and a Burgess
Wright, flown by Lieut.. Kirkland.
In compliance with request of Rear
Admiral Philip Andrews, several manu-
facturers will submit to the Navy De-
partment designs for hydroplanes. 1t
is especially hoped that a design will be
submitted for a hydro that can rise from
the deck of a ship. At present II is nee
essary TO lower them into the water
first.
Congress has appropriated $4,000 for
naval aviation. About $4,000 of this will
be used for the purchase of motors and
for repairs and the rest spent for hy-
dros.
The Washington herald., 1912-09-10
HOW The JAPANESE
ALWAYS REMAIN SLENDER
NO ONE NEED REMAIN FAT NOW

health that was noticeabls from the rey nrst
Ny fat began 10 vanish at the rsts of ons pound
discovered the secret that had been vainly soueht
for years. and contiuued tho treatment until I
had los. n,ors than 100 pounds 10 weight I BE-
rssained ali ny oid-tins ,is.s q tody snd mind
II made me feel twenty years younsef to b. rid Of
all the fat that had Termed inside and outsids of
keeping careful record Of my weight fer more
than two months. was delighted to fpd that
reduction was permanent. ncr has all my fat shown
the slishtest tendency to return since then.
Dr. Turner then went on to explain the treatmens
be diseovered and willis any one aiust admit that
n Is highly logical method and undoubtedly
elective to wouderul degree, yet II is simple
that even a child can understand Il and obtain
most satisfactory results Surely In view Il all
fhess proven facts No stout person need any
longer feel that he or she must remain fat now.
entire nethod here. but DR.. Turner has dsscribsf
y in handsomely bound and extremely interesting
little bocklet entitled. How Rednced Ny Weight
i@ Pounds" and by special arrangement with tbs
doctor We are able 10 announce that these vaiuahs
booklets. while they last are to b distributed
ahsoiutsly free to thoss of our r-sders who are
samcenty interested to send z-eent stamp for
The bonks sent IN riain Wrapping. and We ar,
totd that there only soour isos Of the last
toii1n ieft When tnese are gone me tor.or msy
nt nave any more printed hs that
tsve business and pru<e,sicnsI rntsrr-,s viii de-
mand al his time from no. on~and Also he
oepsn On snother 'ons trp A. Wy Time. 20 Wi
prooAby have no time tn give the matter persrn1
attention again for several months at ieast he.
therefore. win not pfomise to send the books
70 any readers who d. not write him immedia.siy.
The doctors address is z. Turner. VI D.. suits
sa5c. Clark Building syrscu-e. " Y. Any re-
quests sent there during fhe re1t few davs will -
given prompt attention We would strongly advise
all our stout readers 10 obtain this wonderful book
ard lesrn how TO begin Immediate rrducts,n of
their weight. 4 snch unusual opportunity ~
this may never present tsef again.
This offer IL made for the spscial benefit n rhs
washington Herald readers. and in order TO prove
that you are untitled to rccrive one Of the boofs
entirely free Of cost be sire to ssnd the following
coupon
The Washington herald., 1912-09-10

sia upon his hesd That fs to say. all
but two: The morfbund Euperor Friea.
rich. mentioned above. who was too III
to stapd the long journey. and the pres
ent Kaiser, who shrewdiy realized thar
his coronation as King of Prussia would
emphasize the fact that he was not hav-
Ing himself crowed as German Emperor.
Wilhelm the First. his grandfather, and
the only German Emperor since the es-
tablishment Of the new empire by Bis
marck. was crowned at Versailles dur
ing the occupation OF France by the
German army. In January. ISL. Hence
SO far there really does not existe pre-
cedent for the crownfng Of German EN-
perors who rule simply by right Of in
heritence without any additional and cost
iy frills.
The Washington herald., 1912-09-10
PLAN CITIZENS RALLY.
East Hynttsville Association VIII
Meet October 4.

The regular business meeting of the
East Hyattsville Citizens Improvement
Association was held last night at the
home of President Luebner.
1t was decided to hold a large meet
ing on the evening of Friday. October 4.
and invitations will be extended to sew
eral prominent public men TO speak on
that occasion.
President Luebner appointed the fol-
lowing committee to arrange for this
meeting: Alfred Daniels, J. A. Du
Laney, and Edward S. Byrnes.
The Washington herald., 1912-09-10
Sterilize Plague Town.

Upon the discovery of a case of bu-
bonic plague and suspicious Of another
at the Barrio La Perla. in the San Juan
district of Porto Rico, corps OF skilled
plague fighters were dispatched into the
neighborhood by Surgeon CreeI, and the
whole district was Immediately steril-
ized. After these precautions were
taken a brief report was sent to the
United States Public Health and Hos
pitai Service that he plague focus in
the Barrio La Perla has been destroyed" ."
The Washington herald., 1912-09-10
May Reorganixe Cavalry.

A board OF officers, headed by Brig.
Gen Edward ]. McClernand,, has been
appointed by the War Department to
consider for the reorganization and
training of the United States cavalry.
The other members are Col. James Par
ker, Eleventh Cavalry; Lieut.. Col. Joseph
Dickman, cavalry; Major Jesse Mel. Car
ter, general staff. These officers will
meet in Washington soon.
The Washington herald., 1912-09-10
GET MY FREE BOOK
Commence Reducing NOWi

II interested in your own happiness
TO reduce fat Natures Way" the true
way-my way BETTER GET RID OF
FAT BEFORE FAT GETS RID OF
YOU. 1t is astonishing the thousands
Boiselle, Box 422, Great Bend, Kans..
lost fifty pounds. W. L Schmitx. Mon
teyideo, Mimi, last 80 pounds. and Ma
pounds. Mrs. Daisy smith, Los Angeles
lost 164 pounds safely with my drug
less treatment. and I can refer to thou
sands Of satisfied patrons Ny book.
entitled Weight Reduction Without
Drugs" Is sent free and prepaid, and
tells Of my successful treatment with
The Washington herald., 1912-09-10

My friends were charitable and
called IL obesityy others said I was
stout, but IL was just bulky fat. was
miserable: so are you II too
stout. To reduce your weight. you
must do as / did. I FOUND THE
CAUSE.-THE REST WAS EASY. Be
fore l succeeded I tried every adyer-
tised cure. II was maddeninE dis
gushing. All I had to do was TO re-
move the cause. and / guarantee that
by my safe, sensible. natural treat
ment, without violent exercises, starva-
ton diet belts, sweating, cathartics, or
drugs OF medicines of any description
1 reduced my enormous weight quickly
and without harm, and I guarantee
that you can reduce little or much far
with this same treatment.
The Washington herald., 1912-09-10
aBoozERss 10 BE aDoCKED..

Absence. from Duty Dne 10 Druak-
ennesa VIII Cause Loss.
Enlisted men of the army win forfeit
their pay for such periods as they are
unable to perform their regular duties
because OF disability due to drunkenness
or other dissipation, according to an or
pertinent soon.
This reform has long been urged by
the medical officers Of the army. who
declare that II is the only way to re-
duce the excuses of soldiers who fire.
quently have to. go on the sick list be-
cause of their unwise conduct.
The Washington herald., 1912-09-10

DS DScED ayi MS S OWN WEIGHT 100
POUNDS WITHOUT A SIN
ADVERTISED RENE p
DIES HAD FAILED
ABSOLUTELY.
How To Reduce Fat One Pound n Day
Drugs, Medicines. Starvation Diet
ExercisinR, or Apparatus Used.
Finds simple Home Treat-
ment Works Wonders.
Arrnsgements Now Made to Have All
free Copy of DIR. Turner's Won
derfuI Book. .How ! Reduced
MY Weight 100 Pounds-"
.. a, ,,,srySeu accorded upon his rrturn from .
,o,, ,rp- DR. v. Turrer. the physician. scientist.
- ,,.,.isr widely Known for his scientific re-
is....s ~. aud uhoss xritings have brought him
,,,,,national reputation. gsrs some raluabis IN
sorustion 70 those who Tere assounded n ms JOS
a more than 100 pounds Of e1ess.ise TAT since tne1
i.,, ,,x him. Tkey found II dihicnit. indeed. te
,,c,yni,s IN the slender. musc1nr. and perfectly
,,,na-,ioped form q n. Tr-rer to-day. the sarns
man who only o fev months previous ING
knew as . semiinrlaid. 70 enormously fat that n'
wh,a aue.tionsd concerning bis health and ths
remarkable change IN bis appearance. Ut. furne'
sid:
IN this vay: When seeking oara Tor spr.e iiterzrJ
vort I found 9 reference In the manner in which
N. Japane.s wers aid to easi,y overcome ans
tepdeucy 10 take On supsrhrc-- fesh. Il val
es,iy apparent from Observation ths. the Jsps an
cpmparatiTeiJ beau esters and that their diet
eonsists largely n rics tcs most stsrchJ and
therefore the most fat forming Of all zrzin. had
oftsn wondered why. IN spite Of these facts. the
natives of Japan. bosh men sdd women. Away,
presrnt such q slender. trim. neat sppesranoe
Although cprsets srr rars In that couHty. thc
women there have beautiful ngIrss that any Aneri
can woman might well envy. ard the Iapanes'
men have strength and powers Of endurance thai
are poyerbisl. After dilgent inquiry about the
causs Of this. became more than convinced
that they using there In Japan methods o.
fat reducicn and fat prevention far IN advance n
anything known to medical science IN this country
As the finding of such a method was q matter d
life death 10 at that time. consulted
numerous authorities and set about asking ques
tions a those who would be likely 10 know any
thing about Il. an glad to say that ny untirinf
snorts were finally rewarded By the discovery Il
new means of fat reduction that I determined q
give short trial Immediately. fairlJ
startled to behold the wonderful change IL mad
IN my appearance. and the Improvement In M
The Washington herald., 1912-09-10

which you can permanently reduce
your weight. secretly. and without
harm. 1 offer 5000 II 1 fail TO prove
my great drugIess treatment anything
but safe, quick. and harmless in fat
reduction. Write to-day for my free
book. and all I offer TO send Free pri-
vately in a plain package. all charges
prepaid.
MARJORIE HAMILTON,
2695a c. b. Bldg, Denver, Colo.
The Washington herald., 1912-09-10
e G z r M a


Also Called letter. Salt Rheum, Pruri-
tus, Milk-crust. Weeping skin, 6c.
ECZEMA CAN BE CURED TO STAY,
And when l say cured. | mean lust what say-
CURED. and not merely PATCHED up for a while.
TO return worse than before Rfmenber. / naks
this broad statement after putting ten years 0t ny
time this disease and handling IN the rusan-
time 4 quarter o< million cases Of this d-esdfgl
dsease. Now. ! do not what al. you have
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could not Be ored-an ask is tIst a chance 70
show you that know what ] talking about
II ynu will write ne TO-DAY. l Will send you 4
FREE TRIAL Of my mild. soothing. guaranteed
cure that will cunEince you more IN day than |
or any one else couru IN q months time. II you
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pr. y. {. Gannaday, 683 PARK Square, SsdaIls, No.
References: Third -,ational Bank. Sedalia. No.
Gould you do better act than TO send this notes
to some poor sufferer Of Eczsmaf
The Washington herald., 1912-09-10

How Ia Reduce Fat One Pound n Day
and Then Always Remain Slim. NO
Drugs, Medicines. Starvation Diet
ExeTcisinR, or Apparatus Used.
Finds simple Home Treat-
ment Works Wonders.
The Washington herald., 1912-09-10

The industries Of thi. country require s.cooo0
horsepower.
The Washington herald., 1912-09-10

AyrspRements Now Made to Have All
Stout Resders of This Paper Receive
free Copy of DIR. Turner'S Won
derfuI book. @How I Reduced
My Weight 100 Pounds-"
The Washington herald., 1912-09-10
Develop Your Bust in Is Days
A Full Firm Bust l.:
Worth More to a
Woman than Beauty

don't care how thin you are,
how old you are. how fallen and
fiaccid are the lines OF your figure.
or how fat your chest is. Lean
give you a full. firm. youthful bust
quickly. that will be the envy
OF your fellow-women and Will
give you the allurements of a
perfect womanhood that will bs
Irresistible. They say there Is
nothing new under the sun. but
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-09-13
MAY PUT NAVY RIFLE
RANGE BEYOND RUGER

It is possible that the navy rifle
range win be located beyond Diamond
Head, instead Of In the neighbo rhood
Of BARRIERS Point, as originally sug-
gested. Admiral CoWles and several
of the navy and marine officers have
been giving the matter OF 2 suitable
site serious consideration for several
weeks past, and there have been 2
number Of inspection tours to various
points ON the island. The govern
mefit wants first-cIass range for
the navy and marines. and IL ready
to spend the money for equipping It.
but when It comes to acquiring the
land, It is quite another matter.
The proposed trolley line to Pearl
Harbor would play an important part
in the selection of site beyond Dia-
mond Head, for there must be an
easy and economical way Of trans
porting the rifiemen to and from the
range.
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train IS KILLS
hin FRIDAY :
18th
eannery Empl0ye on Way to
Work Meets Death In the
Railway Yards

The number Is, supposed to be repre-
sentative of all the had luck in the
world, displayed It's potency as male.
violent agent this morning IN the case
OF Theodore Alexandrovitch an EN-
ploye OF the Hawaiian Pineapple Co.
when on Friday the thirteenth he was
run over and killed by freight train
No. IL in the Oahu railway yards.
The engine carrying i've cars ahead
left the station at an early hour this
morning.
Shortly after leaving the station, the
brakeman stationed on the forward
car noticed the man walking in the
middle OF the track and in the difec-
ton Of the several canning factories.
Despite shouts and callse as well as
the ringing OF the engine bell, the
man seemingly paid no attention to
the warning. Before the heavy train
could be brought to full stop, four
cars had passed over Alexandroyitch
severing the body and dragging the
remains for some distance.
Coroner Charles Rose was summons
ed and Immediately conducted an in
YestigatiOn.
AIHxahdrovitch is 4 man Of q family.
q wife and two daughters and one
son surviving. For some time past be
has resided at Camp Number 5.
From inquiry made BY Coroner Rose,
the brakeman claim that every effort
possible was made to warn the man OF
the. approach Of the train.
He alleged by q Chinese witness
to the tragedy to have turned ct one
time during the progress Of the train
and said that there was still plenty Of
time. CDrofef Rose took the state
ment Of Chinese named PAX Ching
this morning, who declares that he was
standing upon the platform Of 3 nearby
pineapple cannery when the Russian
fell beneath the WiieeIs Of the car.
Engineer Jacint0 RDdrigues, Of the
freight train besides other members
OF the crew have been su1hm01ed to
appear before the coroner at an IN
quest to be held at I o'clock tomor-
row AFTERNOON.
Inquiry made by the Coroner this
morning developed the fact that the
Russian was on his way to work. An
examination Of his effects brought to
light q battered metal badge such as
sis used ct. the pineapple canneries, the
number being $3.50: 2
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and ZIG, Kamananui, Waiafua, Oahu:
20 yrs at $1,000 per an. B 37S. p
191. Aug q, 1912.
Wong zee ct al to Lufn Leong, ID;
"a of .gr 1915, rents, etc. Wahiawa,
Waialua. Oahu; $500. B $50. p 1872.
Aug %, 191.
Carlos A Long and WI to T No
zawa. D; lot 2, Olomana tract. Homo
lulu. Oahu; $3.50 B $50, p 4S4. Aug
%, 1912.
T NozaWa and WI to Carlos A Long,
tr, NJ; dot Z, Olomano tract, Honolulu,
Oahu; $500. B 361, p 476. Aug %,
1912.
Carlos A Long and WI to Manuel
Correia, D; lot s. Olomana tract, Ho-
MOULIN, Oahu; $3.50 B $50. p 4S5. Aus
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Wirelessed LONG pistanee.
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS

Helen Boyd to Now Kan ct al, Can
L; por Grs 3619, 81 and pcs land, etc,
Manoa valley, Honolulu; B 37S. p 189.
July I, 1912. t
kama Kaanaana (widow) to Trs OF
Est of w e Lrnalilo. Nj; lot 2, rents,
etc, of Peterson Place subdiv, Asylum
Rd, Honolulu, Oahu; 45-1O0a land.
rents, etc, Waiawa, Eva, Oahu; $4,000.
B 361, p 469. July 26, 1912.
John w Cook and VT to Trs of
Harmony Lodge No. 3, / o o F, NJ;
1928 so # of kuls 1852, 942. and
1852, School st, Honolulu, Oahu: 81.
500. B 361, p 472.. Aug q, 1912.
Mary T Carey widow ct al to Wal
alua Agrctl Co Ltd, L; int in grs 22s
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FISHER PLANS TO SEE
sMELTING POT" OPERATING

. Secretary of the Interior Fish
y er will have an opportunity to-
o morrow afternoon and evening to
:: see the famous melting pot. OF
. the world In actual operation.
. and during the inquiry this morn
. ing expressed his intention. II he
. can make arrangements, to at
q tend the exercises given by the
:: boys and girls at the Palama So
q cial settlement
!: He was informed, during his
= public discussion with James A.
!: Rath, that the last census OF the
. Settlement school showed that
. children of about twenty-four ma
= tionalities are associated togeth-
= er there. The Secretary express
. ed deep Interest In the affair,
= and said HE would gladly accept
J: Mr.. Rath's invitation to attend
= the autumnal children's program
= tomorrow evening with Mrs. Fish
= er, If his time will permit.
!:
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~, 1912.
Kauhane and hsb to Namaun (|
d; IL int In r p 1858, knI 244l. 81.
neohe, Koolaupoko. Oahu; $50. = 81.
p 4sS. July q, 1880.
w G Achi. tr, to William He1II
A M; mtg X N Kuna on 81 s015 .
p 24O6, and int In r p 2520, bldg.
rents. etc, Kailua, etc, Koolaupo'.
Oahu; $110. B 36I. p Ats. Jan g
1912.
Alwine w Conradt and hsb &C I|
to Clarence H Cooke, d; r Ps 11I.
and 1920, lot 3, Mapulshu, Molol1'
$50. B $50, p 4S9. Aug /. 1872.
Carrie Freitas to Jose Freltas. .
lot 3, Olomana tract, Honolulu. Od11
s1100. B se1, p 457 Aug II. 1877
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Not For sale.

Schooner Not For Sale.
Despite the statement that attempts
had been made to p1rchase the Ameri-
can schooner william Nottingham, the
reported sale OF this vessel has been
denied.
Three offers have been made to pur-
chase the dismasted schooner William
Nottingham, which the Globe Naviga-
ton Company has replied that she is
not for sale. The vessel has been re-
leased by the underwriters and It is
supposed that her repairs win be I'M
dertaken soon.
Los Angeles for ANOTHER Steamer Line.
BOSTON, Mass, Aug. 26.-Accord-
ing to an announcement by Daniel
o. Ives, transportation expert Of the
Boston Chamber Of Commerce, q line
OF steamships seven vessels costing
81 100000 each-is to be put In opera
ton between Boston and Los Angeles,
via the Panama Canal. The promoters
of the enterprise have received the
of the Chamber Of Commerce
and Of the port directors.
n
Long Distance.
VALLEJO, Aug. 26.-The first di-
rect communication between the Mare
Island Navy Yard and the recently
completed Pribyfov wireless station in
Alaska was established today. The.
operators conversed freely over the
distance of 300 miles. The Alaska
station recently was, oyerhauled by
wireless experts from Mare Island un-
der command of Lieut.. EdWin H. Dodd.
The party has been in Alaska three.
s..
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MISS ASHFORD TO STUDY
LAW AT FATHERS COLLEGE

Miss Catherine Ashford, daughter of
c. w. Ashford, has SO far recovered
from a recent injury as to sail for San
Francisco last Friday where she will
visit with her brother before starting
East. p.
Miss Ashford goes to study law at
her fathers Alma Mater, the UniVer-
sity of Michigan and will travel with
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. r. Carter as far as
Chicago.
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William H. Kehoe, widely known
among Forestors and with man con-
nections in fraternal societies, died
of heart disease at his home IN Nau-
gstuck, aged So.
A transpacific voyage in a 20-foot
yawl is being undertaken by three
men as the first leg of a cruise around
the world. The men left Yokohama in
the Sea Queen, Capt. Henry Voss.