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The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-04-11

with the names of Chaminade's most
celebrated compositions. A short
Sketch of her life was given by Eva
Combs. The following program was
we'll rendered:
Air de Ballet op. 81, No. 2-Er-
myne Bishop.
"Toccata," op. 89-Edith Naylor.
'1a Lisonjira," op. 50-Naorni
Airsch. ..
The pupils present were Sarah
Fogel, Elizabeth Watkins, Naom
Hirsch, Eva and Irene Ca&bs, River
woodward, Alberta Mcswain, Haze
and Ermyne Bishop Cora Cowart
Edith Naylon, Lfna &,cInnis and 9th
Cochran.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-04-11
This /!

We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for any
case OF Catatrh that cannot be cured by HAN
Catarrh Cure. - -o ro,oao n
We. the undersigned, have known y. .:
,nerfectly honorable in all business uensact,ons
and financially able to carry out any opnsations
'nA'e W n'ee NAT. BANK OF COMMERCE.,
Toledo, Ohio.
fiaii's catarrh Cure Is taken internally: acune
difectly upol the blood and mucous surpac s II II
1 The ssysteIu Testimonials sent free. frice ~
4 se1ts per bottle Sold by all Druggists.
| TAKE I1aii,s Family Pills for constipation
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-04-11
RAWLS SPRINGS.
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Spring has finally cor 90 with her
bright verdue and gay flowers. She
has had quite a BATH with the biz
yards.
Easter services 4arss at both Baptist
and Methodist churches were about
rained out
Mrs, Dr. FIR .RIge cof Sanford, is spend
ing a few f4sys With her mother Mrs
Sharp. sac Faitsd in the Easter Egg
hunt ST Iturday Afternoon at her MOTH
er's nd many were the happy hearts
thai, NartSA;bSged in the delightful al
fair
!: Mrs. Hudson who has been visiting
7 in ElBsGIpe has returned to her motn-
{. ar,s Mrs. M. A. Cox, and will depart
Thursday for her home in Arkansas
Of AR TBabcock one of the home-seek
III ers. anow located in Hattiesburg spent
X Taesday here.
IL Miss Trudie Suggs is spending sew
he eral weeks with relatives in Summer
land.
Mrs. Roberts and Mrs. Jones
Of CLYDE spent Saturday with MRS
Ter ESdggs.
W. Miss Mabel Badner, of Purvis,
ce. now making her home here with he
[uhcle .,,..
Mr.. j. A. Bishop, the Pan America
q htstIing insurance man, was in OF
e midst recently.
A Prof. Cox has closed his school
:. Sanford and is home again for Il
\ q vacation.
Mr.. Ruph Sharp spent Sunday wi
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-04-11
Soclo / and Personal
= KATIE L. ALLEN----
" Il PHONES So
l. I. ALLEN:

, lie comforted by one ladies free day"
in the week. They do not appreciate
free invitation for one day in the
week, saddled with an extra charge for
the other days. PIN money" is not
plentiful with the most of them, and
that little" ten cent raise looks
big to them, almost to "shut-out'l
/ for many of the games, Ladies
Day" the grand stand Will be crowded
with ladies, while Oh other days the
fair sex will be conspicuously absent.
Can the Association figure any profit
/ in that? And they fiatter themselves
| too, that some of the beauX will NO.
be so anxious to go the de- -0'
VIII not go; nor wifi thew '''' -
anxious to pay that ten o.on4 70 .
as to o take their LADY friends "a Sfts )
4 1ocoNsiieratloa of that r. so ,! 9is1ii i
in order The old rate ts"u.'G sc,
days would be more WIN 1 :
the ladies' and they a't hny% 70
prohtable to the As petle''
!. :, ISOLATION,
There Will he 50
rast Club Frid, daHce At the. +
. g might
Mrs. Jan
spending rs 1seabody Hayden
while in Gulfport
Porn Il 4 i
'avis. tuesday to Mr.. and MIS-
sm 2Searbon street, daugl
y II IL i.
d ds James Nelson, OF Lake r
Anxe La, is visiting her daug
Mrs j. H. Cooper, on Hall avenue
+ + + VEG.
Nrfs seofget Autry is expected
today from Columbia, where SIS
\ 10 be with her sister, Mrs 81
!, .,,r WHO has been ill.
ID up WIN '.a.'..:s.
M. ma Mrs p. A. Carter is spending a
pea &C. N New Orleans. En- Route bonn
ON a., - (xjjh ne thesgdest for a few'dsysA
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-04-11

homefolks
Mr., King who has a position with
lusaber concern at Meridian visited
his family lately.
Rev. Ford and wife, of Ideal, are
here for the summer.
Messrs. Tracy Johnson and Andrew
Dossett we're Sunday visitors here.
Our young people seem to have quit
| the Springs water and gone to tbs
river.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-04-11
ON THE SICK LIST.

The friends "of Mr. land Mrs. J. M.
Chandler, of Hall avenue, will be sorry
to know that their little daughter
Gladys, continues ILL., as result of the
INJURIES received when Knocked down
few evenings ago byHa negro boy
on q bicycle.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-04-11

Lame shoulder is nearly always dse
to rheumatism Of the muscles, and
Quickly yields to the free application
OF fChamberlain's Imminent. FOR sale
lby all dealers.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-04-11
ONCE ,,,,,,,

once III wSile the sun shines out,
ana u St arching skies are perfect
Jlue;
Once IN a while, mid clouds OF DOUBT
n mes fairest stars come peeplng
through;
IN paths lead down to the meauo"S
fair,
Where the sweetest blossoms hoa
and smile,
and we lay aside our cross of care,
Once in a while
Once in a while within our town
We clasp the hand of steadfast
friend;
once in a while we hear a tone
OF love, with the hearts own voice
to blend
And the dearest of all our dreams
come true,
And on lifes way is a golden mile,
Each thirsting flower is kissed with
dew,
Once in a while.
Once in a while in the desert sands
We find a spot of the fairest green;
Once in a while from where we stand
The hills of Paradise are seen;
And a perfect 10y in our hearts we
hold,
A Joy that the world can not defle;
We trade earth's dross for the purest
- gold,
Once in a while,
Exchange.
!. !. i
TIE "Fannies" Protest.
The "fannies" are all muss'
over the new rule adopted by T
agement of the local basebf :,
raising the price of admissir a.. ~
to 80 Genus io' '"N'''' q" IN Fl
d ref
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-04-11
sister, Mrs. Blumer, in Slidel.

sister, Mrs. Blumer, in Slidel.
f..
Mrs. George Derickson will enter |
tain the Married Ladies' Cara Club
and some guests Friday afternoon at
o'clock, at her home on Court street.
.t.t.
Mrs. Mason Hostess To Club.
The Beginners Bridge Club met
Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. 7 n.
Mason, on Brunie street. Light "a.
freshments served by the hostess. her
little daughter, Lillian Mason, assis+.
ing, followed the games of brfS<oo
Those present were Mesdames r.. n
Woodruff, George Derickson, r. NJ
Watkins, j. E. Mcay, J. s. Les. 7 w
Bolton, D. B. Holmes, w. T.. oot,ov
]. G. Power, O. R. Child and Mrs Low.
rey. The next meeting VIII he held
Wednesday with Mrs. j.. Child :.
Third street.
*+'t 81
Woman's Club Meef.s S.
The meeting Wv ednese Az Of the w,
mans club was held wlFh Mrs. w.
r Tatnfn' on NC ,eaNd street. -, Re
Yeah was respor .Aea TO with the, nan
4 of poet wh' Ahas Written Of Greece.
5 A paper a'Greece as an fnspir
e ton to the Poets" was read by MI
o ]. NJ organ Stevens. In addition to t
,e r'.gular Program, piano solos were g
zen by Mrs. Charles M. Hays and M
Fl, r. Wilson. -,
or- A salad course followed by an
was served by the hostess, Mrs. w
Tatum assisting. as4-
is[ The members present were N
I DANES Charles F. Ames, John Burk
7 H. A. Camp, George Carter, Cha
F. M. Hays, S. L. Heidelberg, John A.
fer i,eod, ]. A. Richardson, J. J. Stew
West Tatum, H. E. WEIGH, E, R.
;ovi. rell and her guest, Miss Lucille LIE
ter of Pascagoula; Mrs. H. R. VII
Mrs. ]. Morgan Stevens and her 81
Mrs. Eugene w. Reid, of Magnolia
ome - !. !.
went Hutchinson MUSIC c'oo'
own. The older members OF the f'u
son Music Club met, Thursday
noon at Miss Ethel Powe's studi
while Forrest street. A Chaminade
, she gram was given oy se'erae "
+. MAR pupils. Roll call was responde
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-04-11

sARkspALE G. HARRISON are of
terino high grade paint for $4.eo pei
GALLON for the next ten days. ~2o3 W
Pine street. Opposite post office
Both 'phones 565.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-04-11
CHURCH SOCIETIES.
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- ,.,z.;ono,n, cociatv of
Court Street Methodist church VIII
meet Monday afternoon at O'Clock
with Mrs. Lamar Remington, COL wal
nut street. All members OF @ehe
church are invited to attend.
The Springdale news., 1912-12-13
Commissioners Sale.

Notice is Hereby Given, That in pursuanre of the authority and dl- rections contained in the decretal order of the Ghaneery Court of Washington County. made and en- tered Oh the 3fst day of August, A.. D. 1912, in certain cause No. 902 then pending therein between ]. II. Hughey complaint and Willl- am Nick Milligan and Laura A3lli- gan defendants. undeTslg gn.d. as Commissioner of said Court. will offer for sale al public vendde 10 the highest bidder, at the N, = door or entrance Of the County Court House, n which said Court is held j, in the County of Washington, with in the hours prescribed t9 las for judicial sales. on Friday. the 3rd day or January, I. D. 1913 the fol- lowing described real estate, to Wit.
 The East half Of the Northeast quarter of Section .. To5s l. a.a 1. Range 30 West, In WasAlnktont County. Arkansas
 erms Of Sale O. azfedIt of , ee months. the Pdreh haSel eelng required 10 exee Ute bond as re- G5ered E.. la and tI.e orAe4 aad e.e- sr1c .. aid Court 5g sad gazI.t. 8.ta ais4oVed ,eeuE y. b a. Hs n- fss4.=st tlle=Eaee 8f pssa c--i5f=I-e a55I.#saf =om aaee q =ale=Hat.I -. (. aea aj!sn 6eiHg reta iHsa oH -tae premises sold 70 saeu ths payment 6F tEe-f ii chase money
 Gwen under my hand =.AHs=tfh a8z U December 4. D. f4I1
 M. F Graafale.
 Special eomWfssioner in Ghaue=r}
The Springdale news., 1912-12-13
Gomnissioner,s Sale.

Notice Is Hereby Given. That in pursuance of the authority and dl- rections contained fn the decreta order Of the Chaneery Court of Washington County. made and en- tered on the f2th day of October. 4 D. 1912 in certain cause No 8071 then pending therein between J. P flight complaint and ! o. Phillips, 4 ! Phillips et al defend ants, the undersigned. as Gommis- sioner of said Court. will offer for safe al public yendue 10 the high est bidder, in front of the post of- flee in Springdale. Arkansas. within the hours prescribed by laH Tor ju- dicial sales. on Friday. the 3rd day of January. \ b 1913. the follow ing described personal ifeF effyi to- vii
 One shafar Plano. oas plush couch, two stand tables three osking chairs eleven chaHHs. aae dresser. Ike 6edsteaas, eae eeass- er oak stoYe. one kIf6Etn saIe. ott dining tabla, one lasder,.a and one sewing ma hiHe. IA Washington County, Arkansas.
 Terms CT Sale On credit 5f three months, Ht4t purchaser 9s44Is required 10 execute bond as re- quired by law and the order and de5Fee of said Court 5n sad cause. with approved securIty bearing ln- terest al the rate of ten Der eent per anHum from date Of "a 'e aHtii paid. and lien being reetaiHed ell the property sold 70 secure The payment Of the purchase money
 Given under my hand this f2fh day of Decem Der 4. D. 1912.
 II r Groxdale,
 Special Commissioner in Ghancert.
The Springdale news., 1912-12-13

been located at Jay, Okla. for some time, where he is engaged in the abstract business.
 James Harvey Pearson. Of Strick- Ter, Ark, was visiting relatives and friends around Johnson last week. He has a little homestead away ains-and he still wears high topp- ed boots.
 John Late ought to have been named John Early for he's the early bird around here unless 1t is Walter Banks Walters neigh bors say that he keeps .em awake af ter dark working late and disturbs their morning hours going out to work
 James Thompson. Of Blewford. Ark, was here Sunday visiting his brother, Geo. N. Thompson, our village blacksmith Geo. Thomp- son Is going 10 move from the Witeher farm to the Carl Waves place as soon as James GraYens gives possession there.
 The Uncle R0be. play 0as gifzn al E1kins Saturday night hy the Johnson Comedy Company The house was filled to ts utmost "a paeify, and tEe players were heart fly applauaed The local folks 8h6 joufHeyed. out Zthere speak xefy highly Of q. courteous treatment 8 corded them hy the ElkiHs peo- pie
 That engineer down aH fhe Fruit Bell rallHoad sure likes To ,toat hia thistle. and it= sounds just a Little bit queer coming from down west of here where the new railroad crosses the Clear Creek val ley Gene Avis used 10 come up 10 Johnson real often but he watches the trains go by en that other road now,
 James cravens held public sale yesterday and disposed of the most Of his personal property and house hold goods Mir Grayens intends to leave soon for southern Galilof- nia Sam Carson. of Fayetteville, was the auctioneer Sam used tc live here d long time ago, and 8as in the lime business away back be fore the ozark Lime Company put in their two big plants.
 Uncle Gus Lewis was out rom
  le Gus is pretty sprx for man oi his age. He is one q the few cid pioneers Xho takes pen iH hand once in a while and writes rem H-s gently of the old days of long ago The late Col ]. H. Nan Hoose, q Fayetteville. was reaay writer =ot early day dongs. and many d gra1 hea ded Arkansa8yer btt ps d scral book of fhe Nan Hoose writings
 | great big explosion, about } o clock Saturday night. caused lof Of folks 10 wonder what was trans piring. and inquiry resulted in find ing that | was Blg blast down d the. lower lime kiln The foreman had intended to put off lie sho al o'clock but a broken @irs away down in he drill hole kep the electric battery from expiodinl the charge. % the tamplng had | be removed and a neW exRlader ar ranged for putting off the big bias
The Springdale news., 1912-12-13

Mir. SayilIe tried store keeping here for several years. then went west and died couple Of years ago in Phoenix, Arizona.
 The several weather forecasts. have all missed their guesses on N. W. Arkansas this fall. They pre- dicted lots of bad weather, and lt has been the fairest fall for sever al years.
 Lumber Is being hauled for the building Of new barn over on the Witcher farm where fire destroyed the big barn few weeks ago. J. W. Settle has this place rented for next year,
 The coal and oil promoter folks have a hole drilled down oSer 2e9
 feet. they may know where they re going, for the drill keeps ehugg- ing away, but they are not exploit ing any finds.
 No one has seen fhe panther sine Uncle Billy Bohannon said he had t "treed several weeks ago. Uncle Billy has since moved away over towards Boone County Ark. So maybe the "eritter's followed him.
 Bee and Liza Timbs are 10 va cate the little cabin =5n- h.. hollow on the Kennedy farm TheF are going to move up 70 the little frame house on Ire RaHlston plaee5 Thef are getting old and aEe bafa FeE8 feeble
 The coming Of eold weather VII Try the nerve e those of our fn= Ical folks Who have been enjoying their sleeping porehesZ during taa summer and fall TAeg saR theY will continue 10 sleep out Of doors during the winter maybe.
 The directors of the local berry association are trying 70 get line iup Of the stockholders 4 number of people who own stock in the as soeiatien have moved away 70 oth- l CT places, and the present address 1 es Of many of them are unknown
 Estn CardwelI spent several weeks recently down in Texas sell ling apples. and he has been so busy at work since coming home lthat folks haven't got 10 hear any Iof his experiences as an apple seller
 Clyde W. Ingram worke q here at Johnson several years ago when the ] lime manager Tt operated I h Ozark Store. and his many friends here join with Mully n exsending .on ngratulations, for Clyde ~as mar #rtef recently 10 Mrs Ada Sloc afn l 2utfH 0f Grove. 0kta He hos
The Springdale news., 1912-12-13

The funeral of ffe late R Ii Johnson at the resideE1e yesterday afternoon was largely attended Py sorroWing friends. Rev Riddel, ~ho eonducted the services, pad d |. aut,ful and touching tribute to ms memory, as one whose lie had been benediction To his famlX and ta every community here he has lived The remains Mere shipped 10 Os aloosa. Iowa. yester- daY a azteInoon. his old home KBere he vii be laid 10 rest =beslce tis wife today The remains wtre ae- companied by his two sons. VIII and Bert Fayetteville Daily, Friday
The Springdale news., 1912-12-13
Notice for Publication.

Department of the Interior, [ :. Land Office al Harrison, Ark, Dec I0.19I2= NOTICE ls hereby given that Wint W. Parsley. Of Spring Valley, Ark. who. on Aug 2S, 1907. made H E 36252, Serial. No o5429 for NE NV, Sec 27. NE SW. Sec ton 22. Township Is x Range 2S, ". 9th Principal Meridian. has filed notice Of intention 10 make five year Proof. to establish claim 10 The land above described. before County Clerk Of Washington County Ark, al Fayetteville. Ark. ou the 2sth day of January. f9f3
 Claimant names as W#tn =ssess William B. Nelson. facob II Law son. William R. Hancock. Dock Ne Colon. all of Spring Valley, Ark.
 " \ I9ie. Register.
The Springdale news., 1912-12-13
Wednesday.

Born: Wednesday. Dec a daughter, to Res. and Mrs. II. A- Kerr
 Allan Luper is down in Louisiana where he is helping l. C. Rothroek sell apples.
 The local public school will have a holiday of one week during Christmas week.
 Clarence Howard, who has been suffering from pneumonia, is quite a bit better this week.
 Quite a lot of hogs have been butchered around here during the cool days Of this December.
 Rev. Tucker, a Methodist minist- CT from Fayetteville, conducted re ligious services here Sunday
 Mr. and Mrs Nj. V Nail, of Low ell. were guests of relatives here Saturday evening and Sunday
 Miss Belle Hewitt has been real sick for week or %. and : : feared that she Is taking tfpho.d fever
 Bennett Maxey ean move along at a little better speed this week, but that old rheumatiz k botheriug him yet.
 t tidt ftft i HUH EF-tt3 d. tS f'+- . Frisco agent Sunday while agent Val Phillips was visiting at Wash burn, Mo
 Several cases ef tonsilit!s are causing a lot Of misery for the vie tims who are entertaining attacks of this aggrayating trouble
 Nearly the middle of December and no snow for rabbit tracking yet. The rabbits are not SO numerous this year, so some folks say.
 It Is not many days until Christ mas and no arrangements have been made for Santa Claus to have a Christmas tree anywhere around Johnson.
 Captain Will Mayes Is having g new shingle roof placed on his res idenee The old roof Is bean CT there long time and was leak4 during wet weather.
 A local mechanic is working or a perpetual motion machine, ane says that he has about solved the problem" but does not want to K ploit his efforts until he knows fol certain
 Mr and Mrs. Guy Pearce now re side in Pittsburg. Kansas Guy i. son of our former postmaster. B N Pearce. D. x traded pronerta here to + \ Safille for fam near purdy Mo g InMp lime ago
The Springdale news., 1912-12-13
Notice for Publication.

Department Of the Interior. J & Land Office at Harrison. Ark Dec. 10, 1912 NOTICE is hereby giy- en that William 0 Davis, of Spring Valley, Ark, who, on March t0, 1906. made H E. 34436. Serial, No. o413s, for NY NE. Section 24, Township IS, N Range 28. N 9th. Principal Meridian, has filed not- ire of intention 10 make five year Proof, To establish claim to the land above described. before Gonn-Y Clerk Of Washington Co Ark. at Fayetteville. Ark. ou the 2&tH day Of January. 1913
 Claimant namss as witnesses William B. Nels Il N N Parsley, la ob N. Lawson, William R Han co k. all of Spring Valley Ark
 ". N Iyie. Register
The Springdale news., 1912-12-13
Notice for Publication.

Department of the Interior. [ $ Land 0ffice at Harrison. Ark. Dee= To. 1912 NOTICE is hereby giv- en that William D Nelson. of Spring Valley, Ark, who. on MaJ 1. le0a. made H E. Serial. No. 06424. for sW NY, NV ,SW. S1z sW, Section Ii. Township ts. N Range 2S, W, 9th Principal Me r3dian. has filed notice Of intention to make 3 VT Act, June, :, 1912. Proof 70 establish claim te the land above described, before foun- Y Clerk of Washington County. Ark, at Fayetteville. Ark. 6h the 2Sth day Of January, 1913
 Claimant names as witnesses William O Davis. " " Parsley. Jacob M Lawson, William R. Han cock, all of Spring Valley. Ark
 w x. Iyie, Register
The Springdale news., 1912-12-13

Uncle Am Lewis of this place was operated on a Fayetteville Tuesday f5- eaAceeous growth on his jaw. and .eport5 sre that he is doing Heely Pau. Mildred and Dorothy Cumming. .ehllGren of Mr and Mrs F. E. Cummings of this place were also operated on Tuesday for throat trouble, adenads being removed from each
The Springdale news., 1912-12-13

The Springfield Business College will find excellent homes with small families for about 100 young women who desire to assist for board and room Any eapabl. young woman can help pay for her schooling in this way Write ! 4 Taylor for particulars.
The Springdale news., 1912-12-13

that caused people 10 wonder what was going on at that late hour.
 Mulkeepme
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-10-15
MAUI QUARANTINE
FUND not nov /
NEEDED

Especial Star Bulletin Correspondence
WAILUKU. October 13.-The regu-
Lar meeting Of the Maui Chamber or
Commerce was held at the rooms, Il
th County Supervisors last Wednesday
afternoon. There were one or two in
tsFesting reports presented at the
meeting. ]. N. s. Williams. chairman
Iof the Quarantine Fund Committee,
reported for that committee that the
special tonnage tax of ten cents Der
ton on all foreign and American freight
would no longer be charged, unless
there should an emergency arise at
some time in the future, making the
renewed of the tax necessary.
The committee has accomplished a
great amount of good since its organ
ization during the epidemic in 1911
The detention camp for Wailuku and
Kahului has taken care Of the serious
cases of contagious diseases. and i Ii
the purpose to continue this camp to
handle all such cases In the future. II
lis interesting to note that Kshaiul
port has remained a clean port, in
spite OF the fact that other ports in
the Territory have not had that good
reputation.
The other merabers Of the Commit.
tee are H. b PenhalioR, F. r. Baldwin,
81 c. Lindsay and Joaquin Garcia. III.
A. Baldwin has always attended the
pmeetings of the Committee, and 90
their request has assisted the, mem.
beTs.
!, The report OF the eommittee d y
. follows, which shows total collections
OF nearly SIS, 500 to tie end Of This
month, and balance tof nearly $500
on hand. This sum will be used for
the immediate future work Of the com
mittee.
Statements OF Quarantine Fund.
RECEIPTS.
Quarantine Find on hand
January 1st, 1911 ,.... s 5,8S2l5
Net Collections from Jan
uary 1sts 1911, to Septeni-
Der goth, 1912 !, $685.. f2,129.4 6
|
;ls,01f.sI
tober 1917 10000
Estimated Total Funds to
October S1st. 1912. SIS. al 81
DISBURSEMENTS, - -.
Paid out on, Vouches on &C
eount OF Epidemic Of 1911. :
To April 3Oth, 19l1a.... s. s 6,92l.79
During period from October Il
both to December 18th
1911 i. .. Sd, !. ....... s,tse.ss
Cost OF. Kahului- Wailuku De
tsnlion Camp s. s.. =. 1.ss7.s1
During period from Deeem-
Der 18th, 1911. to October
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-10-15
THOUSANDS TRAMP
OVER HIS FORTUNE
Ocean Park Fire Victim Recov-
ers Treasure Buried in the
Sand, @.s ~ s

LOS ANGELES, Sept. 30 Nine
teen thousand dollars in silver. gold
and bills, the receipts of the Dragon
Gorge for three days prior to, the. fire
that swept Ocean Parks amusement
and business section. was recovered
from its bed in the beach sand TO-DAY
by Cashier Arthur WiIletts.
When, the flames drove Wilietts
from his office be hastily placed the
money in a gainay sack and rushing
to the beach buried the sack in the
sand. Today, having recovered tram
his burns and Injuries, WiIl6ts went
to. the beach and dug ont his small
fortune, which had been trod over BY
thousands Of persons since the fire,
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-10-15

Louis Splitter, last of the American
priyateer shippers, gentleman adven-
.turer and biocade runner. died of con-
sumption aboard the bark F1e Heng
Suey enroute to New York from
Honolulu. His identity was not known
on board the bark.