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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-10-06
CALEB BRAGG IS
NEW Speed KING
WEALTHY YOUNG DRIVER CAP
TuREs PRIN RACE IN
FIAT CAR
RALPH De PALMA INJURED
In Great hurst Of speed, the Famous
Piut aud Mechanic Are
Badly Hurt.

WAUWAUTOsA, Wis, oct o. -ca-
l,b Bragg, ID wealthy young Cprn.
matt driver. today won thc fourth in.
ternauoual Grand prN automobile
race with % Fiat car, after an excel
lent laft mp brush lu which Ralph
De Palmus Mcrrcdpa was overturned
and De Palma WAS seriously injured
Bragg captured the rn,c from iirld
Of Twelve starters which Included the
counry's most widely known drivers
of heavy cars. only siN cars finished
BraRps speed average for tho race
was 90 $40 miles per hour aH against
the late David Bruce Browns iiii
miles per hour iu last years Grand
PriN event at savannah, Ga. tie Gov
cred the distance Of iOg miles. A,ola
ttct .n hour. 90 minutes ana 20 scc'
onds 40 IrinlN hospital. Milwaukee
where pc Palma and his mechlulDian,
Tom Alley were rushed 10 was said
that DE Palma. boz addition 20 suffer
ng from broken limbs, suffered "a
puncturc OF the abdomen and is Boz "a
serious condition Alley is said to
have suffered a broken shuuldcr
Rragg drove consistent race. lie
never was farther back than third
place al amy stage OF The long grind
Hc was in the lead during the running
OF thirty laps of the rfy-ap contest
For the FIRST cehty miles Teddy
Tetzlaff led the fold but Bragg and
pc Palma wero close bchind him AN
tho time.
After the elimination Of Te2laff boy
minor accident to his Fiat car in
the 2Ath mile. the race settle ddowU
10 "a driving duel between Bragg and
De Palma. The latter led Bragg for
only four laps However, when De
Palma jumped into second place with
TotzlafCs Withdrawal he was eight
minutes back of Bragg lie trailed at
about that distance for more than
eighty miles. Then I'm the last fifN
miles, pe Palma started the terrific
sprint which resulted IN his car being
overturned IN the last five mile
stretch Of the race,
ID, Palma was two minutes and SO
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-10-06
FINDS EMPLohE 10 mANIE.
Vests Report ON Agricultural Board
ENOnoratcs Members.

OKLAHOMA CITY, oct 5.-A,tor-
ncy General West has completed his
investigation OF the charges made
against the state board of agriculture,
some weeks ago by former state SEN
ator Campbell Russell, and has made
his report to Governor Cruce.
He recommends a prosecution FOR
perjury against an employe Of tho
hoard, alleged to have submitted \
falsified expense voucher. and recon-
mends some changes in the manner
Of handling funds but finds no crimi-
nal culpahllity on the part of mem
bers OF the board.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-10-06

every year. Others said that with
clothes on them the chickens would
never grow feathers and again some
thanked her for the idea, claiming
that she had solved the greatest
problem with which poultry fanciers
have to contend.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-10-06
Ncv rostmlstrcss at Wcst Tulsa.

Postmasters will change at West
Tulsa this week Postmaster Fender
Wll tomorrow officially turn over
the office to Miss Lille Campbell who
received her appointment recently.
Her duties begin tomorrow although
she has been In the postoftice for the
lnst several doys, acquainting herself
~ m her new duties.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1912-10-12
Chamber OF
Commerce.
Members Discuss HiIO Trip And Maui
Promotion Matters OF Great
Interest.

On Wednesday last the Maui
Chamber of Commerce met, and
the meeting did not last long. There
was a fair attendance of members.
President F. f. Baldwin was in the
chair.
J. n. S. Williams presented the
report of the Quarantine Fund
Committee. 1t was very favorably
received.
w. o. Aiken brought up the
matter of the Hawaiian Promotion
Committee advertising the island OF
Maui. Aiken said that H. p. Wood
and R. X. Bonnie would be ready
for the Haleakala trip on October
20. lie suggested that represen-
tative of the Maui Chamber of Com
merce go along with the party. This
was agreed to and Aiken was APP
pointed to made the trip. II. B.
Penhallow said that Aiken should
get some good pictures for the
Chamber of Commerce.
j. j. Walsh reported on his visit
to Hilo as Maui delegate. III,
said that he had invited the mem
bers of the Civic Convention to visi
Maui next year. The Chambe
confirmed the invitation.
The possibility of having th'
Mauna Kea stop at Lahaina fol
mail on her special trips to Hilo
was discussed. However, it wa
made clear by J. N. S. Williams
that he had heard on the best o
authority that there was no chanc
of the steamer stopping at Lahaina
Nothing definite was done in tn
matter.
There was no further bushes
and the meeting adjourned. =
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1912-10-12
Notes From
Capital City.
Frear May Resign After Re-Appoint.
ment-POSSible. Democratic
Governors Mentioned.
Especial Correspondence
Honolulu, October II.

Each campaign has its comedy fea-
ture, and it usually comes from some
yokel who is put up in order that
some othe candidate may be helped.
But this time Kuhio seems to be
mouthpiece and Dowsett the joke.
You will remember that when Dow
sett accepted the suggestion that,
in the opinion of the business men,
we the people," he was the only
one who could get votes enough to
beat Cupid, he did so it in the full
spirit in which the business men
made it. Of course Desha and
Kuhio and nearly every other Haw-
allan, in politics and out, grew less
mild. 1t was another case of the
haoles trying to run things. AS
time passed and Dowsett heard no.
thing of support coming his way
from the business men, he withdrew
giving for his reason the apparent
apathy of the business men as tc
his candidacy. Now comes the joker
Dowsett received the nomination
for senator on the regular ticket
and the Hawaiians, for his accept,
ance of the offer of the business men,
feel cold toward him. Kuhio knows
it and in order boost him he tell:
the story that Dowsett did not know
when the business men thrust
honors upon him, that Kuhio wa:
a candidate. In expressing al
opinion of the matter, the public
holds its nose and says It's fine
thank you."
There is some objection to tn,
nomination of two pronounced suga
men for the senate. Renton is al
right, and for that matter 50 i
Dowsett, but the interest of tn,
latter is broader than sugar, create
far than the interests of Renton s.
that when he gets into the Legisla
ture he will have more persona
matters to look after than will Ren
ton. Renton is rather weak wit
TContinued ON nape
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1912-10-12
MAUI SOLONS MEET AND
DO COUNTY BUSINESS
Supervisors Hold Regular Monthly Meeting MANY
Communications and Other Matters Attended TO-
Items Of Interest Taken Up.

spent on desks at present. when
the new school is fitted out new
desks will be provided, remarked
Pogue, "and, in the mean time,
have a search made for old desks
at other schools. These seats would
do till that time the new school is
erected and fitted ou.. .
1t was decided to instruct the
district overseer to look around for
school desks and when found to send
them, by wagon, to Lahaina.
There was somewhat of debate
over who is to pay for the electric
lighting of the Lahaina wharf. 1t is
reported that the County of Maui
should pay for the lights on the
wharf. At least that is Marston
Campbell's opinion.
The next matter brought up was
that of the examiner of chauffeurs.
There was little discussion on that
subject and it is reported elsewhere
in this issue.
Reports of all sorts We're read on
Thursday and most of them were
filed without comment.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1912-10-12
WILL SNAP
HALEAKALA
CLOUD SEA.

Haleakala is to be invaded by the
moving picture machine. The
fleeting clouds and the beautiful
sunrise are to be snapped in the
act and, later on, thrown on the
screen in thousands of American
and European show houses. r. X.
Bonine will do the work and every
one who has seen his movies" of
Kilauea, realizes that the photo
artist can do the trick.
The Promotion Committee is at
the back of the movement and III.
P. Wood, head of the bureau, is to
accompany Bonine.
Bonine will arrive on Maui OH
October 1S. He plans to reach the
summit of Haleakala on October
20. His party, consisting of W.
o. Aiken, representing the Maui
Chamber of Commerce, H. p. Wood
and representative of the MAU1
News, will be on the trail fol
several days.
Bonine will also take panoramic
photographs of the view from Hale
akala. These pictures will be feat.
ured in the Promotion COMMITTEES
rooms.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1912-10-12
"OUR" DUKE
SWIMSHERE
NEXT WEEK

On Thursday next, October II,
Duke Kahanamoku will be on Maui
He is scheduled to give an exhibi-
ton of swimming in Kahului har-
Dor on Thursday, and two good
swimmers from the Hui Nalu, of
Waikiki, will compete with him.
On Friday evening, October Is,
Duke will give an exhibition in the
Puunene tank. The World s
Champion will Swim against his
fellow club members, and will also
be ready to compete with any
amateurs who may care to swim fol-
the fun and sport of the occasion
w. 7. Rawlins is bringing Duke
to Maui, and he will also accompany
the champion to Hawaii. The party
will take the Claudine on Saturday
for Hilo.
All Dukes exhibitions will b,
free. He merely wishes to shov
his appreciation of the many goo(
wishes offered him by Maui peopl,
and, in some way, to thank then
for the donations to the Kahana
moku Fund.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1912-10-12

Continued on rage So
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1912-10-12

1t has been decided by the COM
mittee in charge of the Quarantine
Fund, to stop any further special
tonnage tax for the present. 1t is
considered that there is sufficient
money in hand at present to safe
guard the port of Kahului from any
chance of being declared infected. =
Should any necessity arise, however,
the money now in the bank and
drawing interest, would at once be
used to prevent the spread of any
disease. The tax of ten cents per
ton on all foreign and American
freight would be renewed, and the
same safe methods would be used to
safeguard the port as in the past.
The Inter-Island Company do not
pay the Kahului tonnage tax, as the
company pays in Honolulu at the
same rate.
The good done by the committee
in charge of the Fund can be readi-
ly understood. The construction of
the Kahului- Wailuku Detention
Camp, where contagious diseases
can be segregated, is one good
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1912-10-12

On Wednesday last the Board of
Supervisors met for their usual
Monthly Session. A full board
was present and the afternoon was
.taken up with routine matters.
Many communications were read
and then the board took up other
matters.
SCHOOL DESKS.
a communication from Supervis-
ing Principal Raymond, drew the
attention. of the Supervisors to
several facts. Raymond said that
he had, in July last, asked for sup
plies and had, so far, not received
them. Desks for Schools were the
most needed things and, both at
Lahaina and Halawa, Molokai, seats
were needed.
Supervisor Henning said that at
one school there were 103 students
and that there were only seats for
| rs.
Chairman Pogue stated, as his
opinion, that money should not be
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1912-10-12
Speeder Is
Given Tip.

"Ohicers of the County have to
set good example to others" de-
clared Chairman Pogue, of the Board
of Supervisors, last Thursday. Pogue
was speaking Of Alfred Martinson,
examiner of chauffeurs for Wal
luku.
The matter was brought up when
a discussion regarding the reap
pointment of Martinson, was under
way. Martinson had written the
board thanking the supervisors for
the vacation he lately had, and
asking that he be given back the
position of examiner of chauffeurs.
1t was then that Pogue spoke out.
He declared that Martinson was in
the habit of travelling at a terrific
rate of speed on motorcycle, and
that, as county official and that al
examiner of chauffeurs, Martinsor
should set good example to others
Pogue moved that Martinson bC
notified of the fact that he is to tax,
over his old job ON November l
The acting examiner is to return
me books and his commission OIL
that day.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1912-10-12
Bazaar For
Good Object.

On Saturday October 26, the
Catholic Ladies Aid Association will
hold bazaar in the Armory. The
affair promises to be the best held
for years and, as the object is such
a good one. there is no doubt that
there will be a large attendance and
some record breaking sales.
Good things of all sorts will be on
sale, and both grown up people and
children will be catered for. There
will be special line of toys for the
youngsters and some dozens OF
mechanical dolls, that really dc
walk, will be disposed of.
\ The money taken in at.the bazaar
will be devoted to paying off the
existing debt on the Wailuku
Catholic School.
Among the ladies who are work,
ing to make the bazaar success.
may be mentioned, Mrs. w. T.
Robinson, Mrs. Fernandez. Mrs
Burlem and Mrs. J. Garcia. There
are many other ladies interested il
the bazaar, and Sister Leonilda il
also working hard on the PROPOSE
ton.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1912-10-12

The Hamakuapoko circle of the
Maui Library Association was
formed last week. There are eleven
members. At the last meeting of
the Administration Committee of
the Library, special arrangements
were made by which people stopping
in Wailuku for a few days could
have the use of the Library. The
reading room is open from 3 to 5,
and from 7 to 8, every day except
Saturdays and Sundays.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1912-10-12
QUARANTINE COMMITTEE
TURNS IN FINE REPORT
Kahului Port Has Been Kept "CIean" By Dint Of Good
y WOrk---SpeciaI Tax to Be Discontinued As
Enough Money Is Available.

scheme for keeping Maui clear OF
trouble.
The plan is, as soon as any cases
of contagious diseases develope, to
segregate the sick people and the
contacts. Every precaution is taken
to prevent the spread of disease and,
that the methods employed are
successful, is shown by the fact
that, although there have been out
breaks of different kinds of diseases,
Kahului has always remained a
clean port.
The statement herewith printed
shows how the money came in, and
how it was expended. The COM
mittee in charge of the Fund is as
follows: J. N. S. Williams (Chair-
man), H. B. Penhallow, F. F.
Baldwin, D. G. Lindsay and Joa-
quin Garcia. H. A. Baldwin, al
though not on the committee,
always attends the meetings. He
takes deep interest in the matter,
and his advice is of much assistance
to the members of the committee
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1912-10-12
Anti tuberculosis
Crusade Is Started
In Vigorous Manner
BY DR.. A. N. Sinclair.

The world is buckling on the fine
armor of modern research and
knowledge, and is sending its COM
bined strength into the field against
tuberculosis. Tuberlosis, an ancient
enemy of mankind, which for
thousands of years has ruled master
over the fate of thousands of lives,
has been an inexorable task maker
with the power of the high justice,
the middle and the low, and there
has been no appeal. Armed insur-
rection against it is an incident of
modernity, matter Of only a few
years.
wish to impress you with the
fact that in Hawaii, the Board of
Health, the Anti tuberculosis Lea
que, private institutions and private
philanthropy have combined to
muster their forces against tubercu-
losis. Feeble as are the arms Hawaii
has to offer against tuberculosis and
the invasion of the white plague,
these bodies have hopes of attaining
a moderate success, of checking the
invasion, of saving many lives and
of preventing the soaring of many
others, eventually to place the
people of Hawaii in a position where
tuberculosis will find scant welcome
and bad fare.
The work against this disease in
the Territory has been growing
for several years. A nImber Of
valuable points have been gained
and advances have been made that
assure to Hawaii an ultimate com.
plete success. Briefly the stage now
reached is that where responsibility
shifts shoulders.
ENTHUSIASM NEEDED.
] If | may term the ardor will
which certain individuals have de
voted themselves to this work as ;
"fanaticism of philanthropy" "
will say that fanaticism has taker
the Territory as far as it can. En-
thusiasm is the force that mus
move it hereafter and enthusiasm il
a weapon'of the masses, Just a
tuberculosis is disease of tn,
.nnassas
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1912-10-12

R. Bond, of the Island Electric
Co, paid flying visit to Honolulu
during the week.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1912-10-12

So the responsibility rests now
upon those who constitute the mass
of the people in this Territory. 1t
is a cosmopolitan populace, to which
the anti-tubercuIosis workers now
appeal, a mass of many alien COM
ponents, but we hope that the en-
thusiasm that must come to the
assistance of the now active workers,
will the stronger and more direct
because it will be shared by num-
bers who have little other ground in
common. tuberculosis, it may be
remarked, considers all grounds
common to its activity.
The point is this. All nations OF
the globe, which amount to any
thing, are joining in what may be
the greatest popular crusade since
that limited Christian one which
had for its purpose the attaining of
the Holy Sepulchre. Is Hawaii to
share this spirit, which is the spirit
of generosity and human feeling, or
will it wait until the other inde-
pendent states straighten up from
their tasks and, after a moments
rest, point the finger of hpusewifery
at us and say, Now we must clean
that placer" | do not think that
Hawaii will wait, once the people
here become outwardly conscious of
what the crusade against tubercu-
losis means to all of us.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1912-10-12
INTIMATE DISEASE.

tuberculosis is a peculiarly inti-
mate thing. 1t resides at our door
steps and, when it is not killing
our neighbor's children, it is killing
our own. 1t does not present that
terrible form which, like plague or
cholera, casts its black shadow across
human minds, striking terror into
the hearts of men and moving them
to frantic endeavors To rid them
selves Of the awful burden. Tuber-
culosis comes as silently and as
inviduously rs unconsciousness to
an injured man, remains quietly
and goes away as noiseless and. as
sure as a hearsel THE Great
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1912-10-12

Charlie" Hall, the well-known
travelling man is in town.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-01-09

9iIf5 Stabtantpalt 8einig, Der
gum cffi3ielIen 8ertbeioiger bon sSn=
ipettor Ralpb Grapforp, benz Ggf bes
8etettio Departments in 9erbtna
buns nit ben ougebIihen unreoeImdz
Bisteiten be3iigIi1 gspiiisr 9eIobuuus
gen beitellt porben 1T, Die dnsebti9
bon Der 8eformihuIe in mansfieIp
fir bier perboftete Straflings bssabtt
purben, Bate geitern cine IGneereaonz
feren5 nit Snipettor Grafpforo unb
stntm 8ertreter Der ReformihuIe.
Na5 Der Sonfsren3 ertldrte 5err Wets
mig. baB abiolut uihts pprliegt, mo-
raufbin cine autluge gegen ben ssn=
ipettor erhoben fperoen tonnte. Cider
6eitsoirettor Gafb pirb feline @ntinei.
buus in Der GngeIsgenbeit @nbs Der
gDpde abgebsR.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-01-09
@agentriimnter
9nrisn mad strabsnbabnunfallsn
in 3ufunit ni1t entiernt tperben.

Die ftabtiIhen 8eb0rbsn tperben in
3utunft purauf Ieben, bab Sriimmet
pon Strubsnbabutpaeen nah unfdllen
niht pie bisher obne Weiteres bon Der
StraBenbubngeisqi6aft Bel Seite gs=
Idafft unb bernihtet fperbsn, um 70
ettpaiges getpeismaterial aus Dem
Bege su rGumen.
Rapor 5unt oab geftern bem 8oli-
seihef Sadion ftritte Beifung, tiinftte
bei Strnbenbuhnunfdllen bafiir Soras
gu trogen, baB bsmolirts unb beIhd-
oiqte Strabenbabnpaseu on Der Ilns
sliidgitdtte bletben, Bis Der Qrbeitss
oirettor 8elegenhsit gebabt bat, Die
Sriimmer unb alle Rebenumftdnbe bes
lnfaIls eingeheno 81 unteriuhen.
Gu oieIsm 8oree6en tpurbe Der
Rupor bur6 bic Ibatiahe peranlaBt,
oaB Die gopington StrabenbabResfsq.
ihdft Die Iriimmsr pes maaens, Der
an 5rsitag 9benb Don Der Central
Bride itiirsts, unDer3iiglia fortihaFz
fen lieB.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-01-09
Gterbli1feitsbertdJt.

Caroline 9ebring, 81 glmpopn
Place; Qungsnent3iinoung.
Gona SQmp, 7 Monate, 38 0ueit
IDenus; Gnttrdftung.
Sames SSDbrion, y, 1916 9notpls
ton StruBe; 2ungeRsnt5inbuna.
gli3a aicote, 76. 6028 DAT Qpe.;
QrterIenDertdltunq.
2lnna Sabraus, 80 9etbasoa 5cs
Ipital; Ilteritpdhe.
SObu Smboff, AZ, 1929 5amerStr.;
RierenIsipen.
gBiaiam 0unber, Il, 1913 GbaTs
Ipenue; Snqueit in Shpebe.
Catherine Rpettger, 72, 2014 9off
0oenue; 2un9snent3iinounl.
5eurp 5inan, StabtiIhes 5oIpituI;
SnqueIt in Shmebe.
Robsrt 5. 8luett, "a, $50 4bittier
StraBe; Snousit in Shpebe.
6enre 5oftboff, so, 1923 sSnterms,
oiate Str.; 5trnbauteRt3iinoung.
8alentin 8eintamp, 6, 56 Sit
Court Ctr; 0tptberitis.
gauline 6eroIo, So, 2O50 Spmmes
Strabe; ShIagfluB.
Srieon gleper, /, 2737 @eTt Nlc.
9tidsu Qpe.; S6pinpIutt.
Marsaret Mplff 81, 2605 5entpn
StraBe; Snqueit in S9tpebe
Rorma guhmann. u, oofpital
gum 8armb. Samariter; giinbburm5
entSiinoung.
sIIsn Sloan, ga, 5rput Str; Sra.
genentSInoung.
Satbertne WeQman, IS, 1401 Watn
StraBe; 2unaenentsiinouug,
DtariHus Roop, so, 409 Ban. Ctr;
5er3letoeH.
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erfDlgreiHes Jabr
6atte Der 9ameuberein Des 9ent.
i6sH aiteH5eims.

NBie aus ben sSahresberidten Der.
Dorging, bic selegentlib Der geitsrr
Rnhmittas i'm 3eutf1eu altenhetm
itattgebabten Sabresperfamnlung Bee
Damenpereins bes altenbeims 3ur
@erlefung seiansten, bat Der 8sreir
ipteoer Elm isbr erfoIgrei6es Sabr BIN
ter fih.
Die Ddmen baben nit ben psri6iss
benen unterbaltungen, bic fie I'M SSns
tereiIe bes Qttsnbein1S peranItultsteu,
groben @rfols gebabt unb ftattli6t
finan3ieIe Rsiultate er5ielt. gle tpu>
rem bdber i'm Stunbe, an ben 8oritono
i'm 2aufe beB Subres niht tpeniger
als $1400 als bp6tpi[ltommenes Gez
f6ent gu iiberpeifen.
8on oergedmtentpah ipurbe aeftern
gbitonb genommen unb fie tpurbe auf
bic nd6ite @eriamnlang anberoumt,
bic om atpeiten 9ienftag i'm Jebruar
ftattfinbst.
Die erite Seitli6teit Der Damen i'm
neuen Sabr tpirb Elm 800" fetn, bas
ouf Sumftog, ben 10. 5ebruor, ons
beraumt porben lit, unb 3tpar nirb
am Rabn,ittag iotpie am abenb 9e=
fpielt Deroen.