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Pocahontas star herald., 1912-10-25

house. PocahontAs, Arkansas. to-witi
All Nwa. section ~. Twp. II n, range one
west except n acres thereof heretofore sold
TO A. W. Pickett and Jess Rexroads, the
tract TO be sold containing iii acres.
said lands will be sold on Saturday Nov. ..
1912 between the hours prescribed by Law for
judicial sales and will be sold on credit OF
three months. the purchaser being required
10 give note with solvent personal security
and u lien will be retained on the land TO Sc
cure payment Of purchase price.
Said lands will be sold 10 satisfy debt owing
TO plaintiff secured by mortgage ON said
lands. Witness my hand as such commission
er this Oct. 9TH. 1912. DEE MOCK.
J. }. Lewis. Commissioner in chaneery
Atty. for plaintiff. "a
Pocahontas star herald., 1912-10-25
Notice for Publication

Department Of the interior, U. S. Land Office
at Little Rock. Arkansas, October 5, 1912
Notice is hereby given that Harrison ID. FL
lis OF Elm Store. Arkansas, who on November
~, 1906. made homestead entry No. 27796. seri-
al No. O2li8 for Eh NWH and sWA NwH Sec
q, Twp 2iN. Range 3w 5th principal meridian.
has iled notice OF intention TO make fve year
proof to establish claim TO the land above de-
scrlbed before County Clerk Of Randolph
county at Pocahontas, Arkansas. on the 10th
day OF November, 1919.
Claimant names as witnesses: S p. Scott,
W. H. King. Ben Medcalf AMI j. W. Wigs OF
Myrtle, Missouri. GUY W. CANON.
Register
Pocahontas star herald., 1912-10-25

Na.'e s h.HHV rltm h1f I.IH n. WU.
r.ts '. aaW., Arkansas. who HH Nauh u
1884 Wafo homestead entry SEQ 1si fur "
h st't set H Tap siN, NaurlW SEN ura-
t.paI mtr.lILu. las Hled uHI.rp of Intention
I" make three }vur uHluf Jl establish claim
tn tlg land ahn,r described uefare Che County
t'rsh 1i Randolph county aJ p1tshnutas,
Arkansas, ou thv IiIh dayuf November. lpis
'lalmani names as HI.uHssusE a. 81, uuss
and l. 4, Martin Of Dalton, Arkansas, John
Nrrmilyc ~ Warm Swings, Arkansas. and
Lawrence Massey Of lIamn, Arkansas,
Guy ". CAunN.
Register.
Pocahontas star herald., 1912-10-25
Notice fer Publication

Department OF the interior. L. $. land oiilcc
At Little Rock, Arkansas, October s. 1919.
Notice + hereby given that David A, Mul
lonaN OF Elm stor,, Arkansas, who on f,bru
AIRY 3. 1900 made homestead entry No, 0sid
for MEN Nwh, NJ NE4 and SEN NEA Sec
II, TwpsiN. Range aw 5th principal meridian.
has aled notice Of intention to make three
year proof TO establish claim TO the land
above described before County Clerk Of Ran
dolph county at Pocahontas, Arkansas. on
the 18th day OF November. 1919.
Claimant names as witnesses; c. A. Lam
bert, John z. Minor. sam Aronhalt ami sam
Scott OF Elm Storc. Arkansas.
GUY W. CARoS,
Register
Pocahontas star herald., 1912-10-25

Remember and give yoar order TO
f. J. Ballz if you are going to use
coal this winter. lie can save you
money, ltf.
Come Ia aud get sack Of the
Gold Bond flour at Juukersleld d
sons.
Agents-To sell lubrioaling oils,
belts, hose, paint, yarnish, to fac
tories, mills, auto owners, stores,
'hreshers, outside large cities; exclu
slye territory to right party; expcr.
ienoe desirable but not absolutely
necessary,
MANUFACTURER On & GREASE Co ,
Cleveland, Ohio.
Pocahontas star herald., 1912-10-25
Notice for Publication

Department Of the Interior. U. $. land once
at Little Rock, Arkansas. October s. 1919.
Notice ls hereby given that James T. En-
gland OF Elm Store, Arkansas, who on JAnu-
ary "a. 1907. made adjoining farm homestead
No. ssoos. serial No. o2os0 for SEN swH Sec &
and NEk Nwh Sec II. Twp 2iN, Range sw
5th principal meridian, has fled notice OF In
tentlon 10 make Eve year proof TO establish
claim to the land above described before
County Clerk Of Randolph county at Poca-
hontas. Arkansas, on the 18th day OF Novem.
Der. 1919.
Claimant names as witnesses; Levi Hall.
Marion KAzzee, Z. L. Monday and Johnnie
Hall OF Elm Store. Arkansas.
GUY W. Canon.
Register
Pocahontas star herald., 1912-10-25
Publication Notice
Register.

Department OF the Interior. T. s. land Office
at Little Rock. Arkansas, October s. 1919.
Notice is hereby given that Thomas W.
James Of Dallas. Arkansas, who on December
p. 1905. made homestead entry No. 273lO, serI-
al No. OlsOO for Eh SEX snd SEA NEH S 9, T
2ON, Range 2W 5th principal meridian. has
alcd notice Of intention TO make FIVE year
proof to establish claim TO the land above de-
scribed before County Clerk Of Randolph
county at Pocahontas. Arkansas, on the 1ith
day Of November, 1912.
Claimant names as witnesses: W. M.James,
J. l. Reynolds. CLARK Morton and s. f. Harrl-
son Of Dallas, Arkansas.
GUY CARoN,
Register.
Pocahontas star herald., 1912-10-25
Notice for Publication

Department OF the Interior 4, :, land uiiicc
a. little Rock, Arkansas, OctoierA, lals.
NuiIcc Is hereby given that Ambrose NJ.
poss of Dalton. Arkansas, who ON April d
le'a made homestead entry No, oa0oo Tor SEia
NNh Sec q, Twp siN, Range Nv ath prlncl-
pal meridian, has hlcd notice OF Intention TO
make three year proof 20 establish claim 10
the land above described before the County
Clerk OF Randolph county at rocAhontas,
Arkansas, on the iith day uf Noveubcr, 1913
Claimant names a. Witnesses; J. r. Whit
rock aud John vrrmilye Of Hamll. Arkansas.
and /. A. Martin aud :. l., ballard OF Dalton.
Arkansas
Cry W. CAuoN,
Register.
Pocahontas star herald., 1912-10-25
10 Weeks i0c

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Pocahontas star herald., 1912-10-25
koilte for PnhlIfailnn

Department OF the interior. u. ;. land oiilce
Al Little Rock. Arkansas, October s, 1913.
Notice Is hereby given that John Z. Minor
ot Elm store, Arkansas, who On February sl.
iaoa. made homestead entry No. 0isl7 Tor Eii
NEA sec "a aud wH NwN See "a Twp Elm.
RanEc sN 5th principal meridian, has hled
notice uf Intention Co make ihre year proof
10 establish claim 10 the land above describcd
before County Clerk OF Randolph county at
focahontas. Arkansas, on the 18Th dAy Of Mo-
vemhcr. 1919.
Claimant names a. Witnesses g. A. Lam
bert. sam Aronhalt n. A. MlilcnaN and SAN
Scott OF Elm Store. Arkansas.
Guy W, Canon.
Register
Pocahontas star herald., 1912-10-25

LAND For SALE-0ne hundred
acres bill land, 65 acres in cultiva.
tion, small house, barn aud cistern,
located 81 miles northwest Of Poca.
hontas. Price and terms reasonable.
Address p. D. Box No. l2, Poca.
hontas, Ark. 7-itp
Pocahontas star herald., 1912-10-25
Commissioners Sale Of Real Estate

Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned
As commissioner In chAncery will by virtue
OF decree OF Randolph chancery court made
At It's September term. 1919. In a cause therein
pending between George Lee at al. plaintiffs.
and Matte McCarroll ct al. defendants. offer
and expose for sale 10 the highest and best
bidder At the south front door OF the court
Pocahontas star herald., 1912-10-25

Juukersfeld 81 Son are head.
quarters for all kinds Of Christmas
tricks. 7if.
See our window display Of Ayia.
tor Caps, Sweaters, Ladies' skirts
aud Goats. Examine the quality,
style aud price. You will be pleas
ed, II. y. HAML.
Git
Mrs. Kate Downing wishes to
call attention Of her many friends,
that she has accepted a position for
the present season and will be glad
to see all her friends and to form
new acquaintanoes, while she can
serve them at Junkersfeld Il Sons.
7.tf.
Pocahontas star herald., 1912-10-25
NOTICE

Browns Hotel, Feed and livery
stable. Have secured the SP'nnen-
weber barn, and can accommodate
the travelling public. Special SER
wee for commercial men. Phone
no. q. c. BRowS, Prop.
s 4tp.
Pocahontas star herald., 1912-10-25
Craven's Green Front Restaurant

The place to go for good meal cooked in the
good old fashioned way. Everything neat, clean
and up-to-date. Square meals at regular hours,
short orders any time. Catfish Saturdays Chicken
Dinners on Sundays.
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RAPID TRANSIT TO
HAVEO(]TEVERY
CAR
Superintendent Pratt. Thinks
Company Can Handle the
Traffic O. K.

Everything on wheels the Rapid
Transit Company can muster will be
put on the tracks tomorrow 10 handle
what is expected TO be record-bTeak-
ing crowd
: Moreover. tho Rapid Transit Com
pany officials today announced that
the parade tomorrow morning will be
given right-ol-way. and that while il
is in progress ON King and on Bere-
tania streets the cars will be stopped.
superintendent Pratt held q brief
conference with j, Walter Doyle this
morning and said that the company
viii have every car out that can car
~ passengers. II Is expected that
there will be heavy traffic on every
line and all day long Cars viii be
run in douhle- or triple-headers
wherever feasible.
AS to extra cars tomorrow night.
Superintendent Pratt said he doubted
If there will be need for any. How
ever, these may be arranged later, on
account of the dance OF the Indoor
Yacht Club on the Young Hotel roof
garden
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BROWN TO KEEP
PLACE ON BOARD

The resignation Of Willard E. Brown
from the liquor license commission
will not be accepted by the Acting
Governor After consultation with
Chairman C. H. Cooke, OF the commits
sion. WHO concurrs in the decision.
Mott-Snjth announced this morning
that the vacation trip Of two o. three
months length which roNn contem.
plates taking need not seriously inter
fere with his duties as a member OF
the board, and that he should be re-
tanned.
The great bulk Of the commiss Ions
work is TRANSACTED on or about July
I. when the liquor licenses Of the coun-
ty must be passed upon. and little re-
mairs to be done during the remainder
of the year. The majority Of the Ii
censes for the ensuing year was re-
Gently handled by the board, with
Brown sitting at It's LESSONS. Now,
says the Acting Governor. his tempof-
airy absence viii be no disability.
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CITY BLOSSOMS
OUT IN GAY
COLORS
Small Shop Owners Set Exam
pie of Early and Elaborate
Displays

Honaolulu = lavishy decorated FOR
the nations birthday This morning
practically every business house along
Fort .treet was putting out its colors.
and George Washington. Ahrs lam LIN
coin and other Of he nations heroes
figures, In more or les.' Gathering like
nesses. n decorative schemes IN many
windows.
Urged on BY the example OF small
shops which began to hurgeon out In
gay .hanting aud nag. the big houses
set men at work and Fort alrcel was
soon a blaze Of co or. Many novel
idef were used
The capitol grounds are patr'otlcal.
" decorated. flags being hupg around
tie executive building and The /
ing itself showing color here and then,
There Is still much TO be wished.
however. and Honolulu has plenty o.
lime still to decorate every shop. o..
Gee front and home.
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E'elegate kuhio has stirred up much
enthusiasm over the morning parade,
and although he undertook the Werk
at the eleventh hour, A. NJ. Brown, the
marshal originally appointed, being
called from the city, he has contribu-
ted much to its success. j Walter
'B0yle has hecn in active charge of the
various features and his fertile bfain
and energy have been ION the jobr all
the time.
Third Heat Pacing aRce.
Fourth Race, One-HaIf Mile Hack
Race, free for ali: Trot OF pace. Five
entries.
Fifth Race, One Half lille, free for
ell: Running entries, Clara G; owners,
Patawela; Racine Murphy, L. Warren,
rider, Ferreira I1ovedale, c. Gomez;
Dora d, Madeiros,- Dixie, Chas. Lucas;
KaIihi Girl, NJ. Resents.
Sixth Race OneAIile Cowboy Race
Committee on Sporte-Chas. F..
Chillingworth, f. NJ. Friessell, VIM. r.
Chiffon, S. Onadere, Marayama, SSml
n. SH1lliIlSW OftlA, ID .sfssS-s
6 p. M.-Water Carnival in Harbcr.
Illuminated Sampans, etc.
Committee DR.. Mitamura, DIR. Hal
da. DR.. Yamashiro.d se
S p. M.-Eruption'iaf Punchbowl.
Committee JosaIM. Little, F. IA.
Friessell, J. Water Doyle, Ralph a.
Lyons tx u
. Fireworks -Ssnds Island, harbor: Di-
rection: Capt. John Cook.
Turning of Old Hawaiian Man-of-
War Kaimiloa- Sano Island. Direc-
ton: Chas. H.. Brown.
Yacht Club, Alexan-
der Young Hotel Roof Garden, Benefit
Hawaii Yacht Club.
Krue &C. ID. Wright, Admurul;
Chester Irwin, Corherdoor; G. B. Mar
silly. Keeper of the DO; Geo. G. Hull,
Skribe; Raw Irwin, Shelf de Kusine;
JAS. P. Lynch, Inspector of Broilers;
] Walter Doyle, Spark operature;
Dick Young, Bcsn; James L.. Coke,
Rapid Fire Gunner; Jack Doyle, lay
out. Keeper; N. B. Young. Master IN
Arms
Floor Damagers-Diek Young. r. W.
Perkins.
Assistants. P. Lynch, J. L. COKE
Jack Doyle, S. A.,Walker, +. McCor-
riston, H. A. Wilder.
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THE Cement AGE


The world has had its stone age; u
has passed ont OF its iron age Eithin
the memory of many; it is nov wei
is:t It's steel age. ana it I6ok as SC
il wcre moving rapidly toward what
with equal reason might be called its
cement age The bureau of statistics
of the United States Department. OF
Commerce and Labor has been engaged
in the collection Of data bearing on
this subject, with the result Of dis
covering that the production, eonsump-
tion and expectation of cement in this
country are all making remarkable
gains. The quantity of cement pro-
duced, for instance. grew from $780,
600 barrels in 1890 to 7s.0O0,00O barrels
In 1910. the value in the same period
having increased from $6,0O0.000 to
ss9.0oO.0OO. 1t is probable that in no
other branch Of trade. with the possl-
Bile exception Of the automobile. has
there been anything like the same
growth.
Expectations of cement have In
creased from a mere valuation of $163.-
900 to s4.s4g.Ooo in ten years In41s1g
the quantity and value Of the cement
exported by the United States will
probably about to forty times as much
as the quantity and value of the ce-
ment expectations of this country in
1900. From all appearances. the bu-
reau points out. the United States Is
leading the world at present / nthe pro-
duction of cement for industrial pur-
poses. The production of Germany Is
less than half that of the United
States. while the production of Eng
land is only two-t thirds that of Ger
many Most of the $4,000, 900 barrels
of cement produced in this country in
1910 was consumed at home Penn
sylvania is the largest producer OF
cement among the American States,
its product being about one-third OF
the whole. The States following next
in order are Indiana. Kansas. Illinois,
Missouri New Jersey. Michigan and
New York.
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WEATHER REPORT
HONOLULU, July !, 1872.
GENERAL SUMMARY.


GENERAL SUMMARY.
The rains generally
average Tor the week
years en- Maui the North North tio
rscts Ct Hawaii the ianae
the kooiauoa northern Wa
aua districts Of Oahu.
hooaupcEo districts Of Oahu hawaiian Wams dsricte
o. Kauai the South Hc, kau South districts Of Hawaii
The following are the total Of rainfall for the week
inches different HAWAII
Ne1 kohaa OPS o7s Hamak1a oo2 oo3 North Ho os
z South Ho s 10 429 Kau o32 o33 South kona 14s;
MAuMatsvae oz6 1o4 Hama o3f. Wuku and Lahana
TO 0se Eva KAUAI
Hanalei oo6 kawaihsu Lihue Wal
mes o14;. and MoLoKAI-Moicta o13 TO o58 s.
The following average
week,in inches HAWA-Noh Kohala
% 81 oo46, Hamakua osf o64, HiIo o42 LIS,
South Ho 044 42f5, 044 007;
MAUl-Maka~ao 02o Waiiuku -o04, Oil OAHU
kooiauloa oo7, kocaUpoko -o55 Honolulu 0of
$50 Eva DIR Waianae 4o33, Waaua oo kAUAI-Ha-
nae Obj Hawaiian o2a kcica DOG ooss Wamea oo2;
and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 4o.3s.
The
week IN the South Hc districts Hawaii the
Waea Hanalei districts
q Mooka n the Makawao and Hama districts Of Maui and in the
northern OF the kooiaupoko district Of Oahu In the
lower levels Of the WaaUa Districts Of Oahu the temperatures
the changes than 1o.
heavy 24th and
18th; Naaehu Hawaii the winds during the
greater Of the
following weekly Of
for he principa Islands for the
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PERSONALITIES

J.B HUNTINGTON Of Portland,
Ore, and Manila, Is a through passen-
ger ON the transport, called to the
States by cabled news Of the serious
Illness Of his daughter He has been
in Manila for some i've years. MFR.
Huntington may stop in Honolulu on
his way back to the islands.
T. L. TRIBBETT of Pittsburg has
written friends that he will be in the
islands in September with party Of
four people.
VIM. SEARBY. mill superintendent
of the big Puunene sugar factory, Is
in Honoinin until after the Fourth. Of
July celebration.
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-- = .-----a.;a,, ,,astarloy aftar.
q tour u nsp Pc. erv ss was In
noon - see .nS n;.,t - pinch howl
showad tha annaratus to be used in
reuivine tbe fires Of that long ex-
tsnct crater All in. Mace. with barrels
~ iii and niles IF red and green fire
and exclusives ready. for use.
49, 10 p..k
Kaniolanis park has all the appear
.ance' Of a war like camp. The cavalry
and artillerv commands which will
take mart IN the military tournament
arrived early Yesterday afternoon
after long hot march from Scho-
aeld Raraclxs The men pitched their
ftankE VIII fniIifBrss uror1ititnde, and
nraSisioh. and hundreds 81 horses and
! ,nulas we're nicketed IN long fines end
the rand Are g1,ns stationed at tne
,sn5,ros,chea tn IN eslrrsa al f11Av. uo,,ld
no d,,rinq actual' war
r.......sa...
sne 'orp !, as.a. s1 :,
$3.50 7 an 80 +,.ao,, Z, aend;t;o,,
-, ,,.itie,,s $3.50
49, = ...s +" ~
= -. -. -.
ta,.,e~.a - = 0i'''' $40
: :"
me military ana otner SPOTS VIII
ne helu on the POLO Heid ana arrange
inenls nave peen maue LOT #tne PARK
ing Oh AUTOS anu cafrlages along one
Siue VI Inc sfounus so that Iney VIII
DeUoSITld0S.
Space has been allotted to the buck
sters and those who wish to put up re-
freshment stands, but vendors OF.
drinks and peanuts will not be allow
ed to go through the crowds.
During the military tournament,
SoldirS will police the grounds, and
after this feature, the mounted police.
Will be in charge,
VIII Use Real Bullets.
Real bullets, so many of them that
the firing will sound like Chinese New
Year, when the Celestials grow ex-
traVagant and set off a dozen pack
ages OF .firecrackers at a time, will
be fired by the machine gun platoon
Of the Fifth Cavalry as a wind up to
its drill at Kapiolani Park the morn
Ing or the Fourth. The guns will be
pointed out TO sea, and it is up to
boaters and bathers to keep at re-
spectful distance while the lombard
ment is in Progress.
The drill of the machine gun platoon
will open the military tournament at
the park, and Major Jenkins, who will
command the Leilehua detachment that
is to show the people of Honolulu some
army tricks. wants to combine noise.
with action. The machine guns don't
take blank ammunition. so the major
has decided to put out fiankers on the
beach to warn off inqnisitiye pedes-
TRANS, and then let his men practise
T Workmanship on the melancholy ma
lanalamas and hungry hinaleas. Boat
men and bathers had best take warn
ing. and give the water opposite the
park a wide berth
Battery will represent the First
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Johnny MARTINI HELPS
SWELL PARADE SECTION

Johnny Martin has come to the res
che of the Fourth of July and helped
swell the size of the Antiques anu
Horribles section. of the morning par
AIDE. Martin stirred up the boys down
in .Kakaako until about fifty are en-
tering this section and he is planning
am entry for it on his own account
Martin is showing lots of enthusiasm
and is going in to make his part of the
parade a big success.
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While driving logs in the Kennebec
river three miles below Bingham. Me-,
Everett Savage - fell backward into
the water and was drowned.
DR.. Cecil French lost a suit for an
Injunction 20 prevent the crying||f
6ahfesein the Mercy Home. New
; Hopper Huskins. a prominent a.
mond merchant Of Syracuse, committ
ted suicide because Of business trou-
bles
The sixty remaining indictments
against Abe Ruef. convicted political
leader of Sap Francisco. were ordered
dismissed.
f. A. Tracy. 10 years old. a Civil
War veteran, was burned to death in
Norwich n Y, while trying to rescue
a woman
Miss Harriet Quinlby. the first wO-
man who flew over the English chan
mel, carefully powdered her nose be-
fore making the trip.
A Chicago poIiceman was shocked
to death when he attempted to place q
live wire which bad fallen to tie
sidewalk.
Mrs. T. B. Skinner of Australia
her danghteEe who are making
around the world. left New York A
a six months tour Of the u
States.
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EntIre GROUP
O.63 inch.
.751o

MoIeks $500. 762s OBS inch
Entire Group 80. s oss inch e .,..,
TO cloudy weather obtained generally partly cloudy with trace
o. Gm @ to-, hs Se - aeunt oq the
week and o6 more than during the preceding week The
weekly normal and than last weeks The mean daily reis
tive ssdy e g ano ans mean TOR me wee.
the 18TH on the z.n ano n ana the @ on
q Sc daily ranged
men sS Dove the normal Names anu '"s '
80. -. ,sz, I ssLAMD or Ha"Ai az ,ot ana ttaad Is
inch T. more than during the preceding week Msson pain fan
On rse dates and s "a below the and 81
less than last vs s b D Bond Is and tot,ed %
neon temperature was RIFT H. Lille -
- he mean @ % was and dne was than az
nsh sn On Ins - 'ne 20 man
Pssthau was ps men ol on tne zvn ~ less
p sri ire was 7ls Wilson
oskss mean 81 was the s on 10
more than last M. e. Law son "a
inch week and Ia inches less
pspsslos rainfall the 2s. Il
more man ass ccrreS daily and oaed 20 inches AZ
inch ss than and than during
week -5as. a. Parker u,
onemu 7Raan fell daily ana amounted 70 lso ncnes men
mean temperature was is2
which amounted to zss 'nehes Ia more nan the
psssIkou occurred on i've excessively
the 9th toang 2s inches ga more nan curing
0 l27lThe Temperature 1885, Rain fell daily and
amounted to zlO inches, la more nan asi We - a' = W
above The e On e last two dates and amounted to 81
inch that and a above the
The mean temperature was 9SsTHawaian Ascuua
the last two dates and totaled
Kealskskua l27)There four days with rainfall which
amounted to l4s inches o5 inch more than the ana q less
ISLAND OF MAIL
Of rainfall measurable five dates total
ksua occurred totaled
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LONE DAY. MOSQUITO
FOUND BY OFFICIALS

The first instance of day" mosqui-
toes - the title given those insects
of the breed sufficiently bold to face
the broad sunlight = that has been
reported to the mosquito campaign Of
ficials in many months, was brought
to DR. Mccoy yesterday
On investigating the infected prem
ises the officers found tub containing
wriggler-infested water that had been
placed there several weeks ago to keep
vermfn away from a pot of flowers,
which rested in the center of the tub.
The water was dumped out and the
householder advised to change the wa
ter at least every ten days.
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If a man is too lazy to kick, his
wife insists that he is patient.
Perhaps babies talk funny for the
purpose of guyiRg grown UP people.
{. If your wife thinks she is the whole
show, don't tell her what yon think.
Homer Davenport. the eartoonist,
was buried in Silverton, Ore.
Miss Lillian Goeppler of Great Bar
rington. Mass, was drowned while try
ing to save the life of a pet dog.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-07-03


thanla week
2s)The 772o Rain fell
and amounted to 3 inch A less than during the
week.-C c. Conradt
Mookai Ranch (2S-There Of
.Ss above the 40 than last weeks s. B.
VIM. B. sTockMAN
- Seco