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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-03-27
ARRIVED
DEPARTED
WATERFRONT NOTES

Much interest was awakened today
with the arrival of one of the largest
shipments of automobiles and trucks
from the Coast received here IN
months. The machines were included
in the cargo brought by the Matson
Navigation steamer llonolulan. The
freight included sixteen autos, one If
which was a large five.ton ice truck.
Several passengers arriving in the
Matson steamer will take passage IN
the Canadian.Australian liner Makura
for the Colonies this afternoon. The
Honolulan brought the bulk Of the
mainland mail, there being 400 sacks
for Honolulu. The vessel was granted
pratique late last evening and her mail
and passengers we're landed At the
Matson wharf.
A fine trip down from San Francisco
IL reported by Captain Bennett.
An attempt to ship opium on the
llOnolulan in package consigned to
a Chinese firm at Honolulu was frus.
trated shortly before the vessel sailed
from San Francisco. Inspector Fred.
Sutherland of California State Board
of Pharmacy arrested l.. Lum, COL
Grant avenue, and on search warrants
took possession of the opium. valued
at $1,000.
The Federal authorities were unable
TO stop the sending OF the drug, as the
package was marked opium" The
steamer sailed for Honolulu and the
package was consigned to l.. Apana,
care of the zee Lung Tai Company,
Honolulu. lum shipped the drug.
LouiZ Zeh, secretary or the Pharma.
cy Board, obtained the search war.
rants for the recovery of the opium
before Police Judge Deaay.
~
BY the Mongolia comes news of
collision which occurred in the Cen
kai NADIA between the steamer RyOha-
maru OF the Tsushima Transport Com.
pany, and another vessel, the name of
which Is at present unknown. The
Ryoha sunk almost immediately. or
her fOrty.one passengers some wars
saved. The other vessel Is believed
to have also sunk.
n
With q view to guarding against a
recurrence of the trouble experienced
last year. and preventing the shipment
of colored and inferior teas to tn" TINT
ted States, the Central Tea Traders
Guild In Tokyo have decided to station
tea inspectors at Yokohama Kobe,
Shid2uOka. Mivo and other important
places this season.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-03-27
VESSELS TO AND
FROM THE ISLANDS
Especial Cable 70 Merchants
Excliange.l
Wednesday. March 81.

Wednesday. March 27.
SAN FRANCISCO -- Sailed March ~
2 D. m, $. s. ChiyO Maru for Homo
lulu.
Arrived March 81. n. m, $. s.
lmrline. hence March 10 towing IS.
Enterprise.
Arrived March %, barkentinr Inn.
gard, from Mahukona March 8.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-03-27

Iordan's are closing their series of
March specials with n three-day Sale
Of Ribbons.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-03-27

$. S. MANCHURlA sails for Yokohama
y. IN. today.
S. S. MAKURA sails for Auckland 4
y. m. today.
S. s. ZEALANDIA sails for Victoria .
y. m.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-03-27

! A small mail from the AnilpOdpB ar.
! rived in this vessel. According to of.
iiccrs, the Zeaandia bucked a strong
head wind during the greater part OF
| the voyage from Auckland. This Is
assigned as the principal reason for
the delay in the arrival OF the vessel
AT this port.
! Honolulan Comes Early.
bringing among her passengers a
number Of kainaainas who have been
visiting in the States. the Matson Ma
! vigatiOn liner lIonOlulan arrived OH
| port last evening where she was
boarded by Quarantine Physician Dr.
Marshall and other Federal officials
! lJr. Marshall, after examining the pas
s"ngers. permitted the ship to come
AT the Matson whraf at the foot OF
Nuuanu street.
Captain Bennett of the llonolulan
stated last night that only eight tins
of opium instead of a thousand tins,
AS was previously reported here, were
seized AT San Francisco by secret
service man. The dope was taken out
of a small package Of Wells-Fargo OK.
press matter.
Among the kamaainas returning last
night was X. j. Buchly, manager of
w. c. Peacock n Co. Mr.. Buchly has
been in the States on business and Wis.
tied many Of the principal cities on
the mainland.
Lew Henderson, who pilotcd Duke
KahannmOku. the local swimmer,
throughout the States, returned last
night Miss Esther Erickson, who
comes as secretary of the Y. w. G.. A.,
arrived in the Honolulan.
The liner brought for this port 2O93
tons Of general cargo and 1885, tons of
freight for Kahului, for which port she
will sail tomorrow evening.
~
Honoulan Brings Word Of Changes.
Several important changes in the
personnel of officers in Togo Kisen Ka
isha liners are pending or have alrea.
dy been made, according to report
brought here with the arrival of the
IIonolulan last evening.
Thomas G. McCOmb has been de
taChed from the liner Chiyo Maru. on
which he was freight clerk, and has
been granted leave until the arrival of
the Nippon Maru, to which ship he has
been appointed as purser. II. J. Ora
set, former purser of the Nippon. has
been transferred to the Tenyo Maru.
William Ashman, chief steward of the
Chiyo, has resigned from the service
OF the company to go into business for
himself. He has been succeeded as
chief steward by Thomas Newton. who
left the Togo kisen Kaisha service
some years ago to take n position with
the Pacific Mail Company rs assista
port steward at San Francisco. New.
ton left the Pacific Mail the end Of
last year.
Several changes In the hour of de.
parture of the Canadian-Australian II.
ner Makura. made after the arrival of
that vessel from Vancouver this morn.
ing, resulted in a late notice being
posted that the liner would take her
departure for Australian ports at
o'clock this afternoon. The Makura
has a small amount of cargo to dis
charge, including two hundred drums
of Goldfish and several packages sun.
dries.
The vessel left twenty.seven passen.
gers at this port and In transit for the
Antipodes in the several classes are
11S.
"The sea was like unto n mill
pond" according to the report of one
officer. II was declared as one of the
the steamer In many months. The
Makura brought small amount Of
Northwest mail.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-03-27
RADiOGRnMS.

RApiOGRAMS.
$. $. NIPPON MARI - VIII arrive
Thursday afternoon from Yokohama
aud will sail for San Francisco Fri
day, q Il. IN.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-13

Man Who Gave $4,000 10 III
nance La Toilette boom pa.
oides to Gust Political For.
tunes With Democracy.

gnf tttEnInn lfnrnld A. e, h,eaNeA Wffpl
N1aalgt. July I3.--c Charles IA cteue
III tnlcNHo who gave tiO,Qa1 tu tho
l.sIfolgette cAmpnlsn fund, cnme Dul
this afternoon With a drriHfHtluu thai
hc W1pln uuupufl Governor Wilson
for she presidency and would cons
tribute % the Democratic cniupal9n
fund Il The governor would permit
ilIm "a do w.
Vf crane was accompanied ny Mf'
Wan Mise % the Uniyerslly " WlHDNn-
san. fufmer lAfOlioftn leader. whose
NtMnAthi4h' also are with Governor
VRSlapnfN Cnntldncy, Bufn watH tno
A1ftfunr'a luncheon gurHls.
Nf cfaup said hu had Always peau
Nh HdmIftf ~ uafcfnur Wilson 4lu
Wished now a. 30 what no noNl0 ~
hK1nN about Ifis olcciinn.
ne thnunhf the aaSernur'n nntuaHH'
tlon assured the bflEhteat pfpelfuala
fsHs'hle Inf progressive HdminiHkgr.
tlun nl Washington.
fite ffoHfeAsite ResiuDiiteiis, -
ftr Ef con learn" be said. fttl very
hiuHlY tuNnfsiN Governor NliAuN|
Hlll 10 hack % ChinnRo ana 80 IA
fNttl with fhe progressive ltAAeta
Ihrf0 ana work for Wilson
H4nhof CLARK reached Henklfl ear.
i@F fisRu hn was expected ana VIVA
HAlR NAt un fht walk leallna 81 lha
tefnufa HOUSE before % WAS roc
uAn1aNd
1ftrndf Wilson met him Wlfh oil
Stretched hands bcforn hf reached ina
sItna 70 the pOrrh,
Ai. AIf Sneaker" iae 2utffnpI
FaAlHImfn. RfnynlpH the MlaEuuflan''
tnttN Thfy went tUHcihcr 70 til Het.
Akaf'A nillqf
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-13

fus nTenina nefelf 4. A. sipnnsa Wlgse
washington, july 49, speaker
CLARK lofi carts to-day Tor Hcaslfll
~ j.. for a conference with Wood
row Wilson
ND Bioipmenf WRs forthcoming
from the speaker hpforn his dhrnrt-
nre. "a ~ known oOVcrnor Wilson
hnd vel aside tnrop hours for this con-
flgenee with Mr CLARK. and the
speaker N expected - devote much
pf that time tu tbs discussion pi tne
holiHn nfumFum With flrclhl rrftfrnrt
10 he AheiatailNu IN th4 chlnpAlsNs
rhrvp ~ tho nlpei important con.
lefoncee IN Governor Wilson's career
nn presidential nonlinoe were ~ r.
DAYS schedule ut the little white
boNso here" Afltr breakfast tho
governor won't u his gfrlce % consult
with fioncrt y. tu18peth William n,
hlctfonmbv dutEpunA Daniels ana
EdHNfd W. 1fWNHNuui aver the finhl
details of his meIMtpIp ~ the nationn'
rnmmillec,
CHARLES Il. Crane nf Chicago and
President Vnn HINt 81 the University
Of WiarDnaln w4Ft ~ hc guests
A. promOiora III HaHAtur f.4Fol'
intln'h TanniEn rur Tnn iffnuhlirRn
nomination Mcs4fN Crane ana Van
fiiae'e visit waH fnHnfdaN ~ Ot cape
elAl aianl!ieAnoe-
Nut lhe latAs Important Waa gtt
appointment ~ Hncnker cinrb. WhN
came ptaF frnIa ttnsHlnalons
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-13
TRIED
TO BURN HOME
IS CHARGE
English Woman Arrested for
Attempt to Set Fire to Resi-
dencs Of Secretary Of State
for Colonies.

sny nvensnn lIernie a. y. i,en#ea wsrsl
oxford. Ems. Jnly ia.- Helen
cfnaen. the sunrAeosse Who on juno
se. al cardln. wales hrokf throuals
me pollco Gordon ana apfang NJ Rea.
inald McKcnna. the home eecresats
while he was drlvlns with klng
tieosae and Queen Mary WAS ohargod
to-day In police court hero Win belne
found IN Nunenam park. the rostntfy
residence Of lewis llnrcunrl. sntfc.
tary cf statp for the cnlnnlcs wifi, tet
Intention of setllng fre % sne nan-
sion.
The accused was rumAndrA. fhp
declined 10 say anything ~ court
sko was found during tho nINhf WHY
another woman IN the Hrpnn2A by a
wnfchman Henrehcd. nae WAS round
coffglng quantity cf tnfafsnnnplt
material and npirite.
Tho Husfrngeitos are rllftlruikfig
bahonsod at LeNla ilar9unst
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-13
lmpassioned Personal Defense Proves
UnaSailing io Prevent lhe Bitter
Humiliation q the Maker
Party Lanes Lost In Final Ballot on Expulsion Senator Fell
Of New Mexico Among Those Who Vote With Msios.
ity while Senator Catron Stands with Those Uphold
ing legality Of Chicago Mans Election.

4. -. -.
NNF #tFrr"R N~4Ns~ - = NtN%N wN~t
WNNNinNtup' tnly ias-~by a vote ot
IS "a f6 1hn United STATES senate TO-
k..v ,.n&.hlsa tvi,stom f.ovfm.ey tle
iniics asnat6f from IilInois and de-
''ssS s,.e ky ,e ~ nv, n, ~ ~ n.'ss 'n'en ~ -,
TIA sonSlnf came aiisr M days of
,ts, ~, 'ssI9 s1nfie Y" wn,cn 1""sSs sSe
fs,.., Nv. tTrs'. eseei,.na rrntsn, ~,
"A ,,.,f,,,s., ~ ~ el+rfis.n
4 i''isr ,,,shl ,,,tt ,r,e az sh1 rt.ois,2I.sn
oltefkd hp S..'ae < ~. ne,snior fro1:: sssr.
sl1'kn.|h slnk me f.3rinner tIoctlon
nt ihe fllIne,r f4einlaftsre M 1908 ~
eetlH fi,r ,,a,ag. IA Ne w s.sf.
i3iinn saf',e1 Win Il tne ronnte'a vor-
nIet 1,,. 81 s,,nfi,eda Y and npe.
1I.,s, ..'.t. ,,,,,,.,,s..{ n, 4l,1 3I~riion "a
Mlnal,,f ft,tif.,n,'a
fI.. 3I.,fin& ,s1,,.,ante ~ fkn trial
etf. ls,t&4n91g dfnmnffee. f,nfliner.
N,idinH nv fioof. akina 4 i6nt a..
sdnn4 "a hie nieriion' 6stInfrd ht aid
nni q hl.4,Al lcf Voles of any nofufor.
h,.l al1lr4 for Isasica,
MI tieeifs of1sn"r. unen the vose
was nnnnnnaod. walked slowly toward
M i.nnN or ~" fnon and nnesSd i1ilo
4 rton0 eoof.l. SENATOR Ng.toDt fhfnM.
ha ~ aea,l over l,in nhnuldnr.
Tie vote osialsna MIN WAS concluded
"A 4,of o'cIoch. Tho man who hna
uennnIod 4 hnat ia the senate since
duuA IA. 1908. 81 tho vote today pass
e1alst NIX Mia 4 ennt 81 ,'i'i nc eenats 81
fhm iInlfna Naafch.
Th% t.hh rnnnlntlnn a4loptea ~ d
ts.ln nf alsstAaf fsgs. ~ nith. un,. ~ fof.
lows
etltbnlrcd. That corrupt methods
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-13

W1IIHO- W7N-- jug II--1N IVTWTIT
olodtrlcal storm b fhla Flalnliv ioosIf
was fnutbf0d ~ 0IuNl TIDAL Wate
on Iaiko Miuhlsau Yho water In
lhe tlytf hurU gDen attf4oI iett thtil
reneded. leaving The lnt1l uill fuGA
lower ihhn IN noffuHl NItse
fn iiurinr much dHWHFa was drHe
along tho lnko front NN iiadtnlnE
Whtio throughput fturifIt and hrifu
ahh uonniles where lht 4HiH ainal Hl
ed "a cluudhufHli railway TRACKS,
Wefe wnNhvd out and l8hfklc tifqfs
ruitcd.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-13


SenOsha, Wis, JliiE ttr airs. I. q.
frinlx VI south kcuoNha, WnR Killed
ana many people inlusUd Ia a loFunuu
which passed through the nhbrhA 81
N monhH 6arly today The storm waN
the most severe known N llllH 1He
ton TOR many ycRrn. nna leAt path
OF nunolHei0n boniud lf ffuneeh were
blown down. tFens ukfooied. slRfiiN
collapsed and ufpna we're fuihod ~
the lufeo Of thu atnful
Aifa. rllnlk Wns about tN hecumu 4
mother, She wns lfi when the tpf
nad0 ntruoh her home and dlud fksln
tho sirurk.
Il il sala that me phsh Of slse
storm Was a hnlf mile Va width anil
'in fnm territory everything WFe bkate
ticHily rplIhed, a " lgnposalhlu % go
iiunts, tilti islna,
~ KenpHiIn pruffr, where thf
storm waa Very eoveru. but did not
attain the velocity ur tornado. a
hotel wiia struck by hnhtnlng. HhHfH
Nns a panic nuIuuk the hotel EncHia,
but they stcspoe ID lhclr night cl9ih
inR and no uno WnN HeflpastY hnrt.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-13


WaSh9nBGQh Jnlyf fs.--r -rhefo wan 4
we'll defined belief Ii che aonsso i0.
day whom Il re.cohvehod tb conllaus
mrr fpfken were working 10 0eahr
further sne fInal vote IA Che hone 30
chnnelnE neFofnl wagering votes 10
tho happpfl 81 Mr. LnrIning. The
anti LpfImer forces prnafcullH cnnt
coded lhat his speech og teAlert|Af
rad 1iNt back on i4oflmef'a aida lN1
senators counted upon A. nntagons
iziic 10 hlsn en the second VOTE.
These were Senator Cniiom of IIil@
nols. his 9olleaau1. ana Senator efi.i.
man Of south Carolina The Belief
tAut those TIVE senators had dclorflln.
"a 20 oppose lne resolution 10 unsnRf
Lpflmer because nf hls analysis of the
evidence agalnat him was GENERALLY
aerspied na : iaaf to-day by hln up-
punnnks.
sunator Kern had NOT delermInea
nHcther he would reply 10 Ar, fsorl4
mer when tho latter nnnin took %
hia epecch az the heaInnfnx 81 today 4
session, Almost lhe NfaE Hltsrance of
f7e Illinois senator was z renewal ~
the challengo ~ Senator Kern khd
| MS associates 50 Ftfule certain of
| f4Orlmor'b nlnecmentd a. 10 this
facts brought out ny flle evidence
Again the defy brought no FoNpcns1.
l renatcr Lorlmef'n lnsmedlnle attack
| challenge 10 them 10 AlanrOQ0 hiH
! statements lent added eoioF 10 thf
belief that an effort Wonih bo nnHt
10 bfkuH on further dehHtn before lht
lilial totH On the x.aa raaSisilen ~ ek-
elaBlon
eenntor Kern was me cenfer ef 4
tonieffnee when ne eaine %
iDe floor, one ~ tho paGHelpaais ne-
| lne Henaior Luk1 LeH. nnufher mlftuf.
! lty member Of the investigating dosa
mlIsoe aud iafAoi fnr I.ofimnra
anAlia ~ $50 tWD aate 81 hls apeah-
/ ane The orhoHeHf2 " @enafur fufss
mar had practically aRfead nat 10
1 answer his charHoa and challenged.
believing thai ~ Upen = eIsanselun
/ wpnid inroiFe the issue ln kaflnes ee.
1 bale.
The Ar ln she cAamhet EAs hot and
=, unufNhNIVe Wiiau tIlN 4HnMIH convened
/ Tile senators ehlnA lH faIAAfanil~ hui
Hklf worG on hand hen t.nrinef
A4Aln LlnA lhe Hs1n4 444 sa.ia4.sa
QrnWdH nf The DfeekeInH dag ha1 MAJ
arrived % ms sAtly neuf ot apnven.
1ine
4 MAS Nr. f.oflniet AAnouacea ln,
lAnflpH 81 tfHfIHNt H|s sbftah lodas
Iif nqt inifffNnlAa HI4 opNoutntI
s1e dAlerH'ne illti 81 fholIld llu'
es&t Nlsl sIeY hffa until M 6'6l4tt
fRN|ANt ~ Wn az Nul f3aHh vote hA|
INfN fhHt ll,ne sHIt afsH ut thnn,
"4nAlQF IsufIsnNF NHnttH Refreshed
#uHf fnW 1NAfA HtfIIa lfom |Ns
ocfNIN " niN aNIAN4t NMN n,0HN&N ln'
"a fls etoFf with ttNoM E.aH|
oAH nalN1. AtNla3,NH I||ht IA'
NfpteptlpHN N ilNN NfNs
..IN
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-13

send. watson. willlama Works
Clarke fATk.l, smith (Arlsvnnl
smith eGeofRia). smith (Mlchlnan)
Snith (*puth CnrOitna)
ThoHe who voted against the l.oa
resolution and in favor OF Lorlmol
woref
Bailey. nranleS. nranderoe. Burn,
hRm, C&aHon, Clark Of Wy0mlnR
Crane niIllnKhRm Fletcher Foster
0alllnnef. Gamble. Ouegcnhelm
Johnson, Jones' Tl~pit McCumhur
Oliver palnfnr. pnnfoee. Perkins
Richardson. smith pf Maryland
Nmool, 6tcphenpcn, Thornton, Tilll
fnan, WatnpFe.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-13

77|"
(nF WYsHinR 4legnla =, y. l.fnRaA Wlrel
Grand I.anIAn Mich. Inlv IA. ~
,.....a. ~. a.,, ~.s,.. t,.A. !. 49,,
Nt""N "Nf." We "t w.. N"Hf -
persons and nl1 thousands or dollars
worth 81 Annnwo ,rhe rlorn, enter.
~ 80. l.... ii, .....,. l,...'..
y" snN WV ttNf" ~" 4re'"N NeHt N'""'
o'cipck, fne ufNt NlNQo struck Wun
the rsfy market ana tme flfena
l,Rpldn Cosffni lenNna baanhall nark.
the nnrknt WnA crowded with farm-
ern ana lhtlr taafns ~ lradlna had
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-02-13
OKMULGEE CO,
FOR GILLIAN
BOB GALBREATH LOSES n S
NEIGHBOR COUNTY TO GILLIAN.
COUNTY ALSO FOR WILSON.

The ward selections for delegates
Yesterday afternoon here in Okmul-
gee indicate decidedly strong
predominence of Wilson sentiment.
While no instructions We're given to
the delegations with the exception
of the second ward, yet the large ma
iorty for those chosen are pronounc-
edlv Wilson adherents, and II a
movement be set going at the county
convention at Bcges to instruct the
delegates TO the state convention for
Wilson they will probably be favor
able to it, There is little likelihood
Of an instructed delegation from this
county. the Wilson men seem not
to expect it, But the pro-Wilson
sentiment seems to be the predomi-
nant one in the city.
The caucuses in the four wards
We're Short and without apparent
contest, lasting but a few minutes in
each case except in the second. In
that ward there We're two tickets for
deleGateships The breach was caused
by division that hinged partly on the
Wilson and Clark question and partly
ON the Standardization question. Mr..
j. c. Miner who has been the leading
booster for Galbreath in Okmulce
county. lives in the second, and has
been ardently working for some time
for the Galhroath interest. His inter
est i'm Galbreath led him TO take part
in the organization of other wards of
the city. which Gillian men resented.
This brought on a spirited contest in
his own ward which in its results fell
rather severely upon his candidacy
as a delegate to the Beggs convention.
In the list from the second ward his
name does not appear The contest
in the second lasted two hours. and
the voting went to the extent of in
structing for Gillian and for Gill as
alternate at large to Baltimore.
Morris Will Be for Wilson.
While the Morris delegation soCs
10 the convention minstructed, The
delc-ates chosen are all Wilson men.
Also Bob Gillian is known TO be the
fayorite of the delegates OhmulSee
Democrat.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-02-13

We offer One Hundred Dollars Re
ward for any case Of Catarrh that
can not be cured by Halls Catarrh
Cure.
F, J. CHENEY & CO, Toledo, o
We, the undersigned, have known
F.. ]. Cheney for the past fifteen
years and believe him perfectly hon
orable in all business transactions
and financially able to carry out
any obligation by that firm.
Walding. Kinnan & Marvin,
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo o
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken inter.
nally acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces OF the system.
Testimonials sent free. Prices, rs
cents.
Take Halls Family Pills for con,
stpation.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-02-13

What dainty little person Miss
Bookings is" exclaimed a very young
man at an East end reception one Mon
day afternoon.
Yes" agreed his companion. lacon'
ically.
such 1.-THE, perfect figure! And
those beautiful little hands! Surely
no manlcurist could produce an et'
feet like that; It must ccme from ma
ture aided by rest
Il guess So
But here's something I've always
noticed. See that gaunt awkward girl
standing beside her? Girls always get
some ugly person TO show them on by
contrast. Look at the big red hands
OF the second one. Amt II fierce!
Who's that fright. anyhow
That's Miss Bookings older sister
She washes and irons Miss Bookings
party gowns for her.-Cleveland Plain
Dealer.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-02-13

Mannsyille, Okla, Feb. 1S.-At the
primary convention held here last
night Hon. Wm. H. Murray of Tisho-
mingo, was endorsed for delegate TO
the national convention at Baltimore.
Hon. Robert Gillian of Carter county,
was also endorsed unanimously for
national committeeman. For presi-
Dental preference Clark and Wilson
tied and it was then moved to send
an uninstructed DELEGATION for pres
ident. Mayor Ike Russell aNl Squire
H. S. Mulkey were elected delegates
to the county convention to be held
at Tishomingo. Both of these gentle
men are Wilson men.
1t is freely predicted that Johnson
county Will endores Wilson for the
presidency, although the Clark follow
ing is very strong.
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30 tAlczs.
cl1iiL:s ~ .11i9lssro
~NnsEr
VALENTINES DAY.

The festival of Cupid is a very
different sort of thing from that OK
yore. The robust lrankness with
which the old time and unairald
lover put down his sentiments in
black and white, has disappeared
from our pallid displays of affection.
Years ago, if the lacy affairs they
sold in the stores We're not warm
enough in their displays OF ardor,
the lover took pen and ink and
drew his own hearts and Cupids,
and created his own selection OF
adiectives to set forth his torrid af-
fection.
They tell about old valentines made
by German manufacturers, that on
the surface represented bachelor
sitting solitary and detected in all
his forlorn lonesomeness. Then you
pulled cleNerly concealed string
showing the same man under the re
vivifying influences of marital af-
fection, wreathed in smiles.
Most of us grown-ups can remem-
ber when We too used to dispatch
valentines expressing warm senti-
ment With what bashrul and sheep
ish faces We looked over the stock
at the stationers, How We debated
over the choice, wanting in our
heart of hearts to send the most fer
vent of all, yet not quite daring. And
how, having finally dared TO select
il, il took another effort of resolu-
ton to drop it into the post office
box. And then with what trembling
cagerness We waited for reply, or
scarcely dared walk the streets for
fear of meeting our inamorata face
10 face,
Our young folks of today have
too keen a sense of humOr for that
sort of thing. Where her mother
cherished the fond missive in her
bosom. her daughter of 1912 would
show it to all her mates, and great
would be the laughter for many a
day. And it is Just as well Our
young folks do not do we'll to drop
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the impersonal comradeships OF boy
and girl life for the precocious sentl'
ments Of calf love.
So Valentines day has descended
TO a smaller growth of youngsters
who swap picture post cards eN'
pressing sentiments which their in
nocent little hearts do not recognize
to be loaded with dynamite.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-02-13
| Have
Notice.

thirty days from this date, | Will
apply to the Governor of this state,
for a parole, from a conviction in
the County Court on the charge OF
unlawfully having possession OF
liquor.
The grounds upon which ! will ask
for said parole is. reformation.
Dated this January %, 1912.
23-1m BOB BRAZlEL,