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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-02-05
Swimmers Must Go
To Coast Tomorrow

The local branch of the A. A. U.
this afternoon received the following
cable from the A. A. u. in New York
Wired schedule last Saturday.
Olympic swimming try-outs start Feb
ruary II and are held in different
cities. They last till March 9. Your
men can compete. Wire me their en-
tries, registration numbers and events
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-02-05
JOHNSON STUCK GLACIER SAILORS

A person who saw the Johnson car
shortly prior to the smash on Satur-
day night states that at Neumann's S
switch Johnson was steering the car
with one hand and holding bottle of
beer to his mouth with the other.
Others in the car at the time Of the
accident, besides those injured were
e. L. Thorson of the South Dakota
and A. r. Lay of the Colorado.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-02-05

has no idea when Colonel George will
come back, If at all AS represent.
ative of the Fowler steam plows Mac
farlane divides his time between Lon
don. New York and Cuba. In the lat
ter place he introduces his plows for
the work of breaking up new ground
for sugar estates.
This time Colonel Parker didn't go
further than Washington, which he
found mighty cold. He was glad that
his bill got ahead so fast. He had lit
tie to say about politics. but laughed
uproariously over the attempts to get
him excited on the subject here.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-02-05
THE PRINCESS IS
STILL SUFFERING

Colonel Sam Parker, chatting in the
Star office today, states that his step
daughter, the Princess Kawanauakoa,
is still suffering very much from her
affection of the knee for which she
has had two operations, He does not
know when she w& return. She is in
a London hospital, for which the Colo,
mel expresses much contempt, saying
that It had no elevator and that the
rooms were undesized.
Colonel Parker saw much OF the
George Macfarlanes in London. He
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-02-05

ance for the mother and children from
prominent business and professional
men in Honolulu, but then the immi-
grafton people were not certain that
they could accept these offers.
Headquarters in Washington was
cabled lest week and now Inspector
Halsey has the consent of the higher
authorities to release this family and
another Spanish widow and child un.
der bond, which will be furnished at
once by the territorial immigration
board. The final disposition of these
eight people lies with Dr. Clark, but
there is no doubt thai places win be
found for them at once and that they
will shortly be settled and self-supjort
ing.
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n which they are to compete.

in which they are to compete.
SULLIVAN"
There will be a meeting Of the COM
mittee tonight at which definite ac-
ton will be taken.
1t is practically certain, however,
the Duke Kahanamoku and Vincent
.Genoves will leave tomorrow morning
by the S. S. Sierra, though who will ac-
company them has not yet been de-
cided on.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-02-05

Fifty boys are required to start the
agricultural college and, as soon as
they are enrolled, the plantation will
go ahead with the erection of the ne
cesGary buildings.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-02-05

superintendent Of Public Works
Marston Campbell will leave for Maui
on February 10. He is TO attend a
meeting of the Maui Loan Fund Com.
mission.
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KNOX TELLS
FACTS TO THE
tAssoeIa.ed Press Cable 70 the star.l


COLUMBIA, February
says that govenmentaly controlled the
WASHINGTON in
swer to the dissolution
product and denies
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-02-05
A WOman's RemOrse

NEW YORK. February
of the who told friend that
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-02-05
Dies Denying

COLORADO SPRINGS February Burnham serving
his
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-02-05
King and Queen at Home

LONDON, February 5Kng
day the Medina brilliant ceremonies
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-02-05
WEATHER

Their. min, 62.
Bar. 8 a. m, 30.17.
Wind, 12m., 10 NE.
Rainf oath, 8 a. m, 90,
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-02-05
Negro Lynched

MACON. Ga. February 5A lynched here today
(Morning Cable Report Page Twelve)
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-02-05
SUGAR

Cane: 4.42 h., $SS.4O per
ton.
Beet: los. Cd. per ewt.,
S104.2O per ton.
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No Third Term

WASHINGTON February resolution egazing third
the failed temporarily a
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-02-05
Women Come In

WASHINGTON February 5-COngressman Berger has ntrodu
secure universal suffrage.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-08-17


hotA's' l. os''=5 49, '''' ''S.,s'55'
OIL me 'oti'Hi'fit's NEE 20 S'''ft d
ms Nfhtl'2.
cotton Pl5Nll& wa z'4h 81. '4t
MIS-. f'ss''' ft5'htf 'ttt' S!z'S''
Lime f'tF'la'l' an. A'7iA'''s III mum
county.
z.-.....z
MI. Jess "s'oH ave f'~'''''2 -
Mt. u. =. iNopsf'9-
Mrs. Anna t"hnlll4ftSi Iii t''
daughter, MISS f-lt''e, ana NJ -
irene 'to'gtf''o'' - - ~ '''s' ~
spent Neha3H ~ vi .
" - -zr..
last week WIN 'tf consist ~ -
Dora Arlington
alr. ana VI = 49, -
Sunday win AT anu va -
Rocket
Mss
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ENTERPRISE.

Enterprise. August lt~-IIeatih
of ms community is good
The Methodist meeting began
Sunday and will continue Il week
or more.
The good rains Of the pass week
viii insure the farmers Of good
weld and they are all smiles.
MIR. Ed Williams of kenedai' IS
in our community visiting friends
Miss Sonora higgins is spending
tba week with her sister, Mrs.
cora NeBrayer, and will attend
the meeting.
MIR. and Mrs nurl Spear we're
with us sunday
Mr.. and Mrs Perk Mreienuoh'
from Ardomre. oklahoma, spent
q ,,rt Of the past week with his
brother. Mr.. b McClendon
Nh, ". \. McClendon has re-
turned from months visit to
Oklahoma
Mr.. and Mrs. Bud jackson went
nm near Venus saturday TO visit
her parents.
Mrs. John Berry went TO 'oi'
Worth Sunday for few days VISIT
with her daughter.
Mr. and Mrs. Dicky Armstrong
came back Friday from their WISH
to East Texas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Al'good nave
moved to Maypearl
Mr. and Mrs. silas Roden nave
ais, moved from the settlement
oyor near the switch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hall and daue"te'
,1so the Misses Hudson from o1ro
were at Enterprise at church sun
day. u,;~a;,s
Mr. and Mrs. George ",ss'"'
uont over near Grandview Tor
few days. ..,.
ra,mars are making some prepa
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DlXON'S CHAPEL.

August l2.-We have had a nice
rain. 1t was needed very badly
The farmers will be busy this week
working their cotton
Health of this community IS
very good at this writing.
Miss Della Kidd Of Garland Is
visiting friends In this community
Miss Fay Hancock spent last sun
day week with Miss Lucille smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. ". Davis and
family of Ike spent last Sunday
week with the latter's parents, MI
and Mrs. D. NJ. PeitF.
MIR Frank Hancock has sold ms
farm and left for Corpus thfIsil
Saturday night 10 make that MS
future home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Levi league spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Grace
Flynn.
Mossrs John Williams and td
THOMPSON went to Ovilla TO speho
q few days,
Misses Ruth Jackson and Nm
ME Thornton We're shopping IN
Waxahaehie Saturday.
Misses Smith and Traxie Mae
Hankins Of Forreston spent Wed
neSdav with Misses Bertha and
Nauda TaVlOr.
Miss Louise Cooper of WaXa-
hachie visited Miss Gladys Lou
Robertson Sunday.
Miss Florence Sprinkle gave a
PARTY Friday night in honor OF
Miss Della Kidd. There were seV-
eral present and all had nice
time.
Mr.. Hugh Smith and family speh'
Sunday with Mr. John Taylor ana
family.
Miss Fay Hancock spent sa'nr'
day as the guest Of Miss Mary
Bertha Williams.
Mr. and Mrs. w. w. Thompson
and family were visiting Mr. ane
Mrs. r, L. Taylor Sunday
Misses Ada Brooks and Tennl'
Stephenson visited Miss Mary Ano
thy Sunday afternoon
Mr.. Buford Duggan returned
home last Tuesday from coppera
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SAtsIDiS.

SardjS. August Il We are very
thankful for the cool hreez.s that
are blowing here today
Mr. Zen Boyd and father are on
a Trip 10 Henrietta To visit MIR Jim
noyd
Nrs Boyd Of Midi fht3a has besp
visiting her daughter Hrs lIaWke.
NJ ana Mrs. John lasEson Mr.
and Mrs Grover Raines Miss RUBY
Byrum and others are attending th"
OFilla meeting
Res, Tomlinson of Rice assisted
tn the revival here that Just closed.
II was good meeting indeed.
Mrs Elmo Berry OF SNYDER Tex,
is visiting her parents. Mr., and
Mrs. u ] Gray, and other rela-
tivrs.
Miss Fannie Gray Of Fort Worth
"ame down Sunday fnr 4 visit 10
her parents.
\ company consisting Of Miss
HaIile fern henrd$ anu Af.
falmaGe Newton Misses and Mr..
Todd and Erma Col" Called on Mrs.
FopIin sunday
Dr. Joyce made prospective
rip IN Hienrose last week,
Mrs. )of"e is Stlll SICK
!
Roy Eift' OF "aNahari4" Illled
ID" pulpit II the B@PtlH ehuffl
last Sunday. His wife and children
accompanied him and taok Dinner
With Mr.. and Mrs Buck Garter.
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VENUS,

The farmers are rejoicing over
th- line Rain which fell mere Mon
day night
Cotton is opening rapidly and
soon picking viii be the order Of
the day
Misses Beatrice and Earl Brown
spent sunday With Miss Tmla Z
Shaw.
We regret to say that some Of
our next door nciehbors are going
10 leave us, Mr.. and Mrs. Clint
Rogers and family are going 10
locate near Golfers Chapel, ftNe
I'm lies south of NaXahaChie.
Miss Blanche Shaw spent Salur-
day night and SUNDAY al Award"
with Miss Lena Herring
Mr.. Clint Rogers is on the sick
list bur is recovering nov. iilhs
uncle, Frank Rogers, of Wa&a ha-
chic, paid him a visit while sick.
Mr.. f. A. Davenport Of the How
ard community visited relatives here
last week.
With the exception of illness al
ready stated the health Of this
community is good.
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l3()N'Ct..

Boycee, August l2--Everybodv
is enjoying the fine weather after
the splendid rain we had last week
and vegetables are looking tine
Cotton is opening very fast at
this writing
Rev. c. n. Browning filled his
regular appointment at the Meth"-
dist church Sunday morning and
Sunday night,
Mrs. j. S. Jordan and children,
who have been visiting relatives
here, will leave for their new home
in Philadelphia, Pa, Wednesday
Misses Bessie and Elsie Graham
and two OF their girl friends OF
Waxahachie visited Mr.. and Mrs
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rat.on~ for The fan COTTON picking,
such IS 10 haul up ~hod and pre-
pare the houses for pirhtre. Some
Is already beginning 90 open,
Mr. r. c. Jones had business in
NaNahachie Saturday,
Little Alton lIollybaee' is the
smallest wage Garner in our sell
tl"meHr He carries a1fer Ia the
men hauling gravel aud earns 1.r
per day.
Mr. Hale's baby that took sick
AT The OAK Branch meeting died
Saturday evening.
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EoRRl1STO\.

rorreston. August y. - Health
of the community is reasohao'>
good at present,
The NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. meet
ing began Sunday morning now
earvicec nj the Methodist chnfeh
We hope to have forres'o"
tabernacle to hold our services III
rovt SIMMER. The Woodmah '''-
clio ladies' have $50 now for 'h''
nurnose and they have pienneo 10
.raise $50 more before 'hfis''''''7'
Mr. and Mrs. Julius WeS'hro'Ne
returned home this morning "'''
report having spent qul'e i'N''
.ootion with his mother ana
other relatives. pod
Master Elgin Nation from heu
Oak is spending this week VII"
old friends. c,issord
Thursday afternoon Mr. cllf'or'
HAMPTON and Miss Hottie 'o''o"
d,ove 10 Italy where they "e'e
united in marriage by Kew -
Logan, pastor of the fresos w. ,'
oh,rcb Of this city. Miss 9or'o'a
is an accomplished daughter -
Mr. and Mrs. ]. NJ. Gordon oil 'h'.
Mace Mr.. Hampton is one -
rorreston's most promising s'uue
men. son of Mrs. Mollie hamp'oA.
Al their friends join in w1snie
them a happy journey through NV
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The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-12-12
VISITED WATERWORKS
INTAKE SATURDAY

Superintendent c. W. Van Patten
and Chas. l.. Milton visited the water
works intake in the ROYAL Gorge last
Saturday afternoon for the purpose
of inspecting the extensions and in-
provements recently made there %
minimize the difficulties from slush
Ice in the river. Although the water
in the river was full OF Ice at the
time it did not interfere in any way
with the entrance Of the water 10 the
pipe line. Heretofore a great deal ',f
trouble has been experienced there
during the winter months. but. II Is
believed. the recent work at the intake
VIII obviate a repetition OF the annoy
auce from floating ice.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-12-12

ing TO the penitentlary in Decemb II,
1901, of the two car loads OF coal
which the Santa Fe company had left
standing in the yards OF the Diamond
Fire Brick company in South Canon.
william y. Damon Of Denver. super
intendent OF the ledger accoants OF
the Colorado Fuel 4 Iron company
at its main offices in Denver, follow
ed Mr.. Wells for the defense this
morning and introduced in evidence
the original invoices Of shipments u
coal made by the Gibson Lumber con-
pany and the Fremont supply COM
pany during the years 1907 and 1905.
These Invoices represented pages N
the permanent record OF the c. F. a
I company and showed the consign-
ment Of a large number OF car IoaIs
OF coal BY the defendants 10 the pen
iientiary for which no credit was
given them BY the examiner for ehe
prosecution in his report to the state
authorities OF his Investigations OF the
penitentiary books and accounts IN
1910.
Other witnesses called this morning
were Harry r. Bowen. secretary Of
the Diamond Fire Brick company. and
Jas. Turnbull OF the Colorado CANNING
company. both Of whom gave strong
testimony for the defense upon the
matters in which they were examined
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-12-12
S100,000 GIFT To
COLORADO COLLEGE FOR
MEMS GYMNASIUM

Colorado Springs. Dec. ia gift
OF 100000 for the new mems gym
nasium building at Colorado College
has just been announced by Preside 4;
W. F. slocum of that institution VINO
returned from New York City. Srt-
urday afternoon. December 9TH. The
donor OF the gat Is Mrs. A. D. JUL
Hard OF New York City. Mrs JUL
Hard donates the building in memory
OF her father. the late Frederick II.
cossitt. a merchant honorcd for his
ability and integrity by all who knew
him.
Besides the gift OF 100000 for the
building. President Sloeum announc-
ell also that the endowment fund Of
5000. 900 Is over thrce-auarters com-
pleted. there being but s47.s5o still
to be raised on this fund. With this
addition to the endowment funds coi-
orado College will have an endov-
ment OF approximately $1,000. 900. OF
the amount still necessary. $4,000
must be raised in Colorado.
The new building for men at Col
orado College Is to be unique amon,'
the educational buildings of this
country. In that It combines under
one roof indoor aud outdoor gymna-
siums. 9 large dining hall and a large
common room for the. men of the IN
stitution
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-12-12
MADDOx'S LOSS kEENLY
FtLT BY BOOSTERS

Copies OF the resolution on the -
mosal OF Secretary IL 5. Maddox of
the Canon City business Men's assa-
elation to California. recently adapted
by the Arkansas Valley Commercial
association. Of which be vas vice pres
ident. have been mailed TO the Canon
City organization BY officials in Pa-
cblo.
Maddox leaves In few days for
Woodland. Cal. where be win haneie
Tie publicity work for the Yolo coun.s
Beard Of Trade. He has been secre-
tary OF the Canon City association for
three or four years and is known 20
everybody Interested In publicity
work In the valley. The resolutions
adopted by the valley association fol-
low
Whereas. u. 5. Maddox. the vice
president OF the Arkansas valley CON-
merciai association and the secretary
OF the Canon City Business Mems az
sociaiIon. is on the eve OF leaving this
state to locate in California
-Bc IL resolved. that tins association
In iis regular meeting assembled this
day at La Jnnia. Colorado. desires 70
express its sincere regret at the ses-
ering Of relations tha; have always
been pleasant and profitable TO US.
and TO recommend Mr. Maddox TO The
people among whom be Is going as a
clean. moral citizen and a booster
without a peer and one whose place
In the Arkansas Valley Commercial
association will be hard to flii."-
Pueblo chicftain.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-12-12
RED CROSS STAMPS
DOING GREAT WORK

Denver. Dec. 1.-Two million Red
Cross Christmas seals are on sale N
Colorado. II all are sold It means a
fund OF $4,000 for the purpose OF
fighting the spread OF tuberculosis
The Seals sell for one cent each and
are pasted on Christmas letters and
packages. and are SO designed as 20
carry with them the Christmas spirit
OF good cheer. The sales are being
made under tho direction OF the Col
orado society :or the Prevention Il
the Spread Of Tsberculosis- They
can BE- purchased q alnsse sny =
shs ssores Or poesoRiess IN ths seass.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-12-12
KNIGHTS 0fGPYTHlAS
PLANNING NEW QUARTERS

The members OF Occur de Leon
Lodge No. Is. knights OF Pytnias. are
figuring on new quarlSrs 20 be used
Tor lodge and club purposes Ncgoti-
ations are being carried on with Jas.
II. Peabody 10 have the floor over The
Citizens State bank at the corner Of
Fourth and Main streets fitted up for
the use OF the lodge. II an agreement
can be reached aud the necessary
changes made the re-modeied room
will AFFORD splendid quarters for the
lodge. The lodge room will be forty
by fifty feet In size. and. In addition.
1t will have the use OF four smaller
rooms fronting on Main street which
will be used for reading and club
purposes. There will be also a large
Kitchen and dining room hack OF the
main hall.
II tho arrangements are made. as II
ls expected they viii be. Il is probable
hat the lodge room will be rented BY
ths Knishts Of Pythias to other FRA
ssrnal aAd beasvoleas orssniaasicns.
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Here for The Christmas Holidays.

Mrs. l. C. Burns OF Chicago and
two children. cailista and Ira Jr.. ar
rived here on Tuesday and will
spend the Christmas holidays in Can
on City as tho guests Of the formers
parents. Mr.. and Mrs Henry Huttoa
ut Sss Pike avenue. Mr.. and Mrs
Burns. who previously lived In Dem
ver. are planning to remove TO that
city with the Intention Of again maxi
lng their rsslasnce there
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-12-12
ENJOYS ARE
IN LONDON
= FOR PEACE
MEETING.
CBy United Press.)

Ionden. Dec. 1.-THE envoys OF the
allies and Turkey are arriving for
Fridays peace meetins-- Friday and
Saturday VII be devoted to a general
discussion ana the real conference
viii not begin until Monday. It 5
believed the basis OF negotiations viii
be Turkeys remuneration of all terri
tory the allies now occupy.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-12-12
DIR. BELL GIVES
iIVIEWS ON LEAF
= ROLLERsREMEDY

offered in Canon City for the destruc-
ton OF the leaf roller in the egg state.
all Of about equal efficiency for tha'
purpose. viz: scalecide. the Targs
Brand and corboIeine. The price
for the same are listed about as FOL
lows: Scalecide $3.50 barrel; Tar
get Brand $1,000 and carboeIIat
sls.o0 The Target Brand and Car
boleine are practically the same an
are both carboiic preparations ant
can be applied at about one to nine
teen or twenty OF water.
They viii destroy the eggs OF ths
leaf roller but are Injurious to tho
trees and il applied for three or foui
years consecutively to the trees g.
will prove destruction TO then
Scalecide is an oil preparation that
mixes Instantly in cold water and
stays mixed. The following is the
formula guaranteed under the United
States insecficidc act and appears on
every package. 50 per cent oil. per
cent napthaline. per cent alkali,
per cent water.
Scalecide does not contain a par
ticle Of shenol tcarbolic acid but is
made of petroleum oil from which the
heavy lubricating ami light infiam-
able oils have been taken. leaving the'
natural sulphur which is In the pc
iroleum oil. This is combined win
a sulphurated vegetable oil which 5
the emulsifier The napthaline gives
still additional fungicidai properties
Il has been used continuously on or
rhards for seven and eight years.
cleaning the orchards OF pests and lns-
proving the quality OF the fruit
Scalecide because OF its oily nature
spreads thinly and evenly over ths
trees and penetrates into the rough
bark and crevIees OF the trees killing
all insects and the eggs ard larxae
Of insects: also any fungi on the
trees 1t contains distinct fungicidAl
properties and las the highest Sil
contents of any mlscIble oil on the
1t is used by United States
Bureau. 1t IS not eaus-
lie. does not injure the skin OF The
operator and will do no injury even y
II should get Into the eyes
For use on the leaf roller and all
Insects use one gallon of scalecide o
fifteen gallons of water in spring, just
before the buds open. when the wealth
er is not too cold. say 35 to IS de-
grees Fahrenheit and upwards II :
not necessary to use lime sulphur
when sealecide Is used as IL will 20
all and more than lime sulphur :
supposed to do and is cheaper Il
$3.50 per barrel. IL is about one-half
the cost of lime sulphur at siscO pr
harrei.
In spraying cover the trees thor
oughly.. | am under the impression
that In some localities on Lincoln
Park there are not so many leaf roll
Ter eggs as one year ago. but there
is an abundance and the pest law
ought TO be enforced and all compell-
ed TO spray with one OF these prepara-
tions.
The United States Bulletin from
will be sent to every
fruit grower In the valley about the
first OF the year and will contain the
experiments and results OF the ex-
pert sent out by the Agricultural
Department OF Washington.
ALLAN BELL.