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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-11-09
MICRO PRIZE tiGHi}E
FAILS To MAKE BOND.
ci in Connection With White
Slavery s,~tt.


Attdsos. No'.# ia" '0iilI9ol''
ti..li'!Ho" Hed' ~ e. IN P's7'''si u
tae world, occupies Il cen III {a'
county jan a"e % Hi2 .4-'''t' I"
FURNISH >5'''7o e0"a lof HIS re-
Lease ON ehais' oil fiot9t'tt@ tRe
Wan ''1. ''s's ''&lI'.'ts '5'z''' ct
h1&ti' session 10 give NJ l'li'' ii17'
an oPPorllhll9 70 "Dt3ta NJ" a"''''7-
i'eH p"l ne la'i'5H
Albert 'oil''7s= W iss' ''t ~ %
80 4''d '' '''' % -
-, z',,.,,.. .',... :, Ia1
.,....,.,=.,... ,.,,.,,. 80 -,
..-....,,.I,. .,,aa
,a,..'.. ..,..... ,.,.,,,,., .4od
,-=,na= .,stoay al fha Emitted STATES
,,,..,..hst ..1ooe with Johnson
49,. 1,,..,,.o
.,t.= ,.,,,,r white ai,I Lucille Cam
,..,a, H,od for =s.eera1 weeks WAS
....,.,...,la cho l,,1 h..n bidino in q
ta,n ,,r f,reo qanlfs She was held
..,.. g. oo La,,d az. u#itnnss in
The Johnson case and also was re
-maBded 10 the marshal's custody,
In his extended fig6t for bond
johnson shed tears, pleaded, offer
ed cash bond in almost
any amount and cmploNea lWo at
#torncFS in an effort 10 Obtain re-
lease. Three prospective bondsnen
tailed To qualify.
TONY NAV another prospective
hopdsman was ordered out of the
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-11-09
MEXICAN HELD FOR MURDER
Waco OFFICERS Arrest Man Wanted
for Crime at Corpus Christi.

Waco, Texas, Nov. o. After three
days hunt Constable Leslie St"salI
and Deputy Constable +. II. smith
arrested Ambrosia Oliyario, Mexican,
charged with the murder of PEDRO
Garcia. a prominent Spaniard a Cor
pus Christi, three years ago. he
prisoner admits he is the man want
ed. He is "A years old and has a
wife and four children. Tho shetill
of Nueces county will come Tor him.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-11-09
COUNCIL PASSES
TIE VIADUCT ORDINANCE
Fth fraction company Given
''i'>S'oi' TO Elevate Tracks
''foSs the Htaiiioad Yards.

b city coJlneiJ ,,a, aa;,,,.,
tsion Friday MIN with u,vor
fe presidiaa ma -, n,am,h ,o'
es'''laa ana All members
agor Prince sts,el the burmese
meeting VAS ia consider the
faace presentel! al a previo,,s
as grazing lAt southern Trac-
company Il franchise to con-
a yiaduct on the cast side Of
|agoa street beginning AZ ar
aefoss The T. K b. V. rail
d. ~ q T. railroad and
nv creek to a point on
heights il line with the
" oesihhlng.
sHeef Dean OF tae Southern
= NoliPahy was present with
"se showing the proposed
"' Tie method of its CON
A'
|'a T P. WhippDe was nefore
f9lhell to represent nro,,ert =
fis along the stree, adjacent :,
sladaet and G. N s,nn,o 9,
Fa' representing sbiye e. Keys
Y Gentlemen were heard by tbe
lea III behalf Of their resnect,ye
Us.
be street con-,
ordnance haa 10 "''''''
ed thew h n"p oeeh referred re-
gone over # erosa,,, a;,.;,,a 49,
'aeration 10 all conoannaa 49,,
Recommended tho nassaao 81
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-11-09
CAUGHT IN BETTING.
Marshall Negro Is HorribI, ManGied
and Killed.

Marshall, Texas, NOV. 9,-Whiie
attempting to shift a belt III the
plant of the Marshall Oil company
yesterday, Fred Hunt, negro, was
caught on the betting, hurled against
the ceiling and horribly mangled
His death was Instantaneous,
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-11-09
Man Accidentally Kills Himself.

Thornton, Texas, Nov 9.-Coby
Jackson accidentally shot and kill
ed himself some time late yesterday
afternoon. The weapon was a "
caliber rifle. Mr. Jackson ieit
home after dinner, saying he would
return about y. III. About dusk
he was discovered in the edge of
town. lying face down and In a
dying condition.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-11-09

When widower begins TO talk
about missing his home ii is sign
he has quit looking around anu
decided upon Number Two.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-11-09

Just about the time one thinks
he knows ii all he cuts another wis
dom tooth.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-11-09
LOST OR FOUND.

LOST Bunch II k4Es Win tag No.
-. Return 10 This Office 1872
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-11-09

7 NJ R0GKE1T viii -elI you lre
Insurance and reat estate n
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-11-09

K y. MeC0MBs, all Kinds Of tnsur
ance and bends e
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-11-09

II u RANKIN - Contractor ard
builder Phone 413. t.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-09-03
RIAL READING

M Newrich the rftisbura million,
aire, was furnishing the library OF hIs
magnificent mansion,
~ BET me 200, ho musrd. NYou lyo
pai the order for the ssa0l0 edition
do luRa Of plekepa hound IN leYantlll
" Yes er repIpi the bookseller
"And tho $4,000 sci Of Shake.
apeafefi
Yes, sim
rand tha standard authors bound ia
rall llaaFmaF ffpti IN III lhpm
lhlef plhfl tellmHli
lfa, siri ! hafp a mfm0Hndum af
ihf WiGn l.at'
tiNell ihm that p 0n ans mMlfl
sad Af AeWlfh with b slal nj rrIaE
= h0W what ! mni Is something III
lHai aaN mse Yan enl q fnmnlale fat
~ pa sleaih ~ ~ lnm. rw pW
palfh
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-09-03
BANG" GLEN QUINN
LANDS ON FOEMAN
Reads PringIe Out of Precinct
Latter Puts Up Awful HolIer
in Vain.

Slaughter, bloody murder and all the
horrid signs of absolute victory indi.
Gated the triumph of the forces headed
by Glenn Quinn, arbiter Of the precinct
club in the first of the fourth when,
after hot fight they drove G. d.
Pringle out Of the club, after charging
him with being traitor, fomenter
of discord and an underground worker
against jarrett and Rose. There were
other charges but these suiliced.
In vain did Pringle, after hearing
the accusations read, make defense.
His reposte to his foeman's thrust
proved weak and his argumentatiyc
sword buckled in upon himself.
He refused point blank to discuss the
assertion that after visiting the police
station, where he il said to have de.
clared that he would support Jarrett
and Rose, he went 10 "A member of the
club and asked aid in knitting the
sheriff and his deputy. He also refused
to answer the direct question regarding
his intention of working for or against
Big Bill. Nor did he reply to the ac.
cusation that he had "iuggled with
the membership cards Of the club. 4"
In his defense he lodged the issues
presented. He insisted that President
Quinn was ont of order when he in,
sisted that nasmuch ms the club has
"resulyedn itself free of Pringle the
next thing to do was TO have the ser,
geantataTms escort the depOsed broth
or 10 the outer darkness Of Kaimuki.
Pringle demanded his right TO be left
alone during the rest Of that meeting
and won that point
After this was over and done with
the Glen Quinn ticket carefully pre-,
pared in advance, was rushed through
In "A fashion dear 10 the heart Of Tam
many Hall ward hoelers, l'ringle had
named a ticket Of dis own, but when
the victory Of the Qunnites became
30 apparent that none could longer
hope, this was withdrawn with a
wloop Pringle insists that the election
was fraudulent and that II viii have
10 be- bold over again September Z,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-09-03
.SECRET ARY IS ON
LAST LAP OF TRIP
Death Of Judge HartweII Causes
Change in Plans-Is
Coming Back.
tFrOm saturdays Advorti.or.)

SsecroSry of State and Mrs. Knox and
party sailed away from Honolulu yes.
terday afternoon shortly after two
= clock on the u. s. s. cruiser Mary.
land, on the way TO lar of Japan, where
Mr.. Knox will officially represent the
government of the United states ut the
impressive state funeral OF the late
Emperor Mutmhito
Secretary Knox was fully half an
hour late in reaching the cruiser. He
boarded the Maryland, the warship
laundering the usual salute. He was ac.
companied to the wharf by Governor
frear, Secretary Of the Territory u. A.
Mott.Smith and other local officials. At
the wharf members of the consular
corps awaited the arrival of the cabinet
officer and there wished him pleasant
voyage.
Before the departure Of Mr. Knox Il
was learned that on the return from
Japan the Maryland, with the official
party, will call first Mt Hilo, for the
purpose of aiIording the party chance
to see the Volcano of Kiauea in action
The secretary will undoubtedly remain
there long enough to take in the sights
The party will then come 60 Honolulu
where the secretary may spend n few
days IL time will permit before rctdrn
ing to the mainland and his busv ofiic,
at Washington.
The trip around the island, scheduled
for yesterday was abandoned arlircIy
owing to the death Of General Hartwcil
whom the Secretary knew personally
Mr., Knox saw enough of Honolulu ant
the surrounding country TO cause him (,
say he would want to see more of IL oil
his return here
He will want particularly to take
longer peep at Uncle Sam 3 great de
fensive works which are now PARTIAL,
established over the island. Pearl l1ar
Dor will see the Secretary again on hi
return here.
The visit to the Pail and the Nationn
Guard Of Hawaii cncampment at IA
hauilSi was also abandoned. Instead o
this Mr.. and Mrs. Knox and party wor
the guests of the Governor Mt an intor
nal luncheon Mt the Country Club
Aside from the official party, Govcrno
and Mrs, Frear. Secretary and Mrs
Mott.Smith, Mrs Walter Dillingham;
Admiral Reynolds and Mr.. Miller, par
took of the luncheon.
The party left the Moana Hotel a
about eleven O'Clock for the cruiser
Just before the sailing of the Mary
land, Mr.. Knox and Acting Japanes
Consul Mort exchanged few words an
then the last greetings were uttered
the Secretary boarded the cruiser an
the party was off for the Orient.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-09-03
CASH FAMINE IN
ARMY NOW OVER

One hundred aud dfty thousand dol
lars has been paid out to four thousand
soldiers stationed at the four army posts
within the past week, according 10 Cap
tain Cooke, army paymaster who has
been hard At work distributing pay
checks for June and July, The officers
win receive their checks Monday and
another payday for everybody viii
come round la two mars weeks
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-09-03
REALTY TRANSACTIONS

Entered of Record August 81, 1912.
Maliana Susuki and hsD to Alex
Rodrigucs ................ ID
l. q Born and VT TO Kealoha X
NamadaOkala ............., ID
Kealoha X Namakaokala and hsb
to + . Born .....,..........., Nj
Kealoha X Namakaokala and hsb
to Kamaka Kuaeau. &c.. e.. Exchge d
Carrie Freitas TO Jose Freitas. Nj
John Kaukaliu TO II Mirikidani ct
nj ,,.........,..... ....,....C Can J.
Henry + Damon TO Oliver q Lans'
ing ...,..,,........ Par Re-
q l. Samson TO G Bolte, Tr..A NJ
Lahapa X n Naoiwi to q Bolte,
TT .........,.....,... II
Mary Piimoku ana hsb to Emme.
line NJ Magoon. .....,.....,.... i
Est of Isaac Tesla by Exors to
Joseph Keahiliilii ........ /
Henry Waterhouse Trust Co Ltd to
Zillah Bischof .....,..... Re
A p Mcdonald to Won Hamm.
Young Co Ltd &C N
II Reinecke to II Gorlich ..... /
Luiz r Gaspar and VT to Maria De
s Gaspar OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. i
Thomas Edwards to Walter IL
Bradley .............,.... i
Geo II Robertson and VT to Sarah
r Dougherty ,.........,.... /
Wat Cling to G X Chow. .........BS
Chock Tong to G X Chow .......BS
Leong Kong by Attys to @ X Chow b
Chun Kan Moon to G X Chow b
Mrs Louisa Fernandez TO Guardian
Trust Co Ltd .............. \
Manuel de Coito and VT to Trs
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-09-03

Ruta X Kahoohalahaia ..... ID
Lauhiwa Koohuhu and hsb ct al to
Kauhaianae (w) ..,......... ID
Est Of Belnicc = Bishop by Trs to
Daizo Sumida ............... u
Daizo Sumida and WI to Guardian
Trust Co Ltd acknowledgements. NJ
is NJ Damon to william Simpson Il
William Simpson to Harriet VI ia.
mon ...... ...,......,...,,, II
Frank b McStocker TT aud VT TO
Sabina X Hutchinson ........ u
Yuen Chong to Yuen Yong .......B 5
kaimuki Land Co Ltd to John
heRloha s.........s... II
John Kealoha aud VT to J A Lyle NJ
Wong Fun wv to Notice ..... Notice
Robert T Van Deusen and VT to
Trent Trust Go Ltd ,,....... NJ
Court of Land Registration
Kelomika Awaawa and hsb to Il SO
Houghtailing ...., ,.,...... L
Rose Houghtailing and hsb TO Kc.
iomika Awaawn aud hsb ...... /
Entered of Record August u, 1919.
Maria Nunes to Hilo Mercantile
Co Ltd ,,,......,,,.....
Il p waiwaiole q al to Max Camp
bell ................. /
Mrs Kahoohuli Namoku to Max
Campbell .,............. 1
Kawaimaka X Kamelamela and hsb
to Max Campbell .....,.... j
Violet X Holohololuulani ct al to
| A b Lindsay ...,......,...
Il Kwada to Volcano Stables &
Transport Co Ltd ......,...C y
II Mashiki to Volcano Stables &
Transport Co Ltd ......,...C \
John Medeiros to Volcano Stables
Transport Co Ltd ......,,...C n
John Olivera ct al to II g Cress.
man .'....,.. .........,....C n
Frederick q Krauss and wi to
First Natl Bank of Wailuku. =. n
Acne 'Keoole and WI to Young
Men S Saws Socy Ltd ....... \
Pukalani Dairy & Pineapple Co
Ltd to Haiku Fruit 4 Packing
Go Ltd ..................
Geo II Fairchild and VT to II p
Spalding .,.,,.........,...,,
David Kawilioho to zachery Naone
ct al .....,...,,....,..
Koa (k) to Emely = Naone ....
William D Westervelt and VT to
Percy NJ Pond ,......,..,.
Hate Puou (w) to Halemano Land
Co Ltd .........,.......
Naomi NJ Ilipp and hsb to Trent
Trust Co Ltd ......,.......
Makalike Miller and hsb to viii.
liam r Castle Tr ...............
ApilSaila Watson and hsb to Will
nam watson Jr .,.,,.t,.,..,..
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-09-03
A DEMOCRATIC SLATE
FOR SUPERVISORS

Three new names have been injected
into tho possibilities Of the Democratic
campaign ns possible supervisors, They
arc O. !, Waller, Capt, Charles !, Camp.
bell and Col, Curtis =, laukea. with
these names the revised list for Demo
cratic supervisors roads, w H. MeOlolt
Ian, Lesier Poirie, q, j, Waller, Capt.
Charles ! Campbell NJ q. l'aehecp, Col
q, r laukoa, Col H. n Wolier and John
Markham, Ra1il
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-09-03
10 CURE A COLD N ONE DAY

ok haAatiNa Bronze llWnlni
Tablets All druggists rmnd
Ae money II u iMls ll cure.
7 " Groves signature Is ~
each hos
7Afla NtnlplHR a. y Isus
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-09-03
BOARD CREATES
OFFICIAL PAPER
Ordinance Provides Official Edi-
tor to Prepare 1t in an
Official Manner.
(From Saturdays Advertiser


In the final passage of the ordinance
creating the position of municipal
recording clerk for supervisors, Murray,
Amana, Kruger and Mcclellan yester-
day put one over. Hereafter the super
visors will have Journal in which to
set forth their official actions in an
official sort of way with an official
editor with an official salary which
they will hold in their own official
hands; a salary that can be raised,
lowered, glorifed or vaporized at any
stage of the official game.
Low, Arnold and Dwight could not
see the necessity of the ordinance, said
so, and voted against it, The chamber
of commerce fatty disapproved Of it,
basing it's theory of the case on the
voluminous and strictly bnsinessilce re.
port of II. Gooding Field On city
| finances which makes faces periodically
at the supervisors from the pigeonhole
of the chamber and sets them atremble.
| The merchants association disap.
proved of it and sent james A. Wake.
field to the meeting in person to eX-
plain this. Mr.. Wakefield suggested
that the board, if it considered such
move desirable, might leave the mat.
ter to the entirely new board that will
take office on the first of next year, "A
few months away. Murray and the
faithful three could not see that any
record published by new board would
do them any good.
other Business.
A number of other matters were tax.
en- up at the meeting held yesterday
noon. Lows resolution for $4,000 for
road repair in Manoa Valley is consid.
cred to have been killed by motion
| by Murray to defer. The motion car
ried.
| Cecil Brown, armed with the wrath
of the voters of the second of the
| fourth, appeared 10 demand some at.
tention to Kamehameha avenue in the
| kapiOlani district which il sadly out
of repair.
Road OyeTseer Caldwell asked for
raises for several OF his men, their
present salaries being but Ss5, Ninety
is asked.
Charles Costa, superintendent Of the
| EH'ff'Hf ihFHhu III - ~
port 10 the effect that there IL a deficit
Of S7s7ss In the department 3 books
for July.
George O. Guild, protesting IN the
name of Man0a Valley residents, stated
lai he had attended many meetings of
the board with requests for repairs and
improvements Tor roads Ia Mau0a Val
lHH lie drew the attention Of tho
board 20 tho fact that at 10 meeting
held ton days ago tho appeal was made
and was referred 10 tbs road committee
with power to act
lie stated that after tho Last meeting
Mcclellan Dwight and Low had agreed
20 support Tbs resolution introduced by
Low iof an appropriation of kahnn for
r1ai work IN Aauqa during the next
lar months. aa anlY fa7a0 had hpau lk.
pended there since lanpAfy 1911
II said hf regretted % lind thAl aup
fnispf hetlrlian's Nnld Was fuQt
good laf even len DAYS, ana added
iNhi u NAs wei thai tho Ypipfs M tha
Territory should taoN az The timn ihai
ilif MAa Hn
Nellnllan fapIpi lhai ~ would ap
ron Hp appropriation fnF ManNa whom
iha flHfl lAmf ilpm ihn WAYS Hna
Means splAHlllss rs lha pfAi mpGiInH
TUESDAY
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-09-03

NJ II gayarti driving auto No 1907
Hmashed INTO a heavy dray on Aunanu
street yesterday tho aulQ only hong iu-
lnfai' lla claimed tho auto ahidded but
The police ~ Rpi Waiit lAe stulg aul
aa he dli moi have "a ehaufipurs H.
eeAae warmed nan put 20 drive RH auto
until he got ans.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-09-03
EpI1fol Of Hoo0Il Adgmf POI lOl2.

EnlfFed u hfr0Ii AHgpFl 20 lpls'
Aplane rausliHp aud NJ 10 ila
inekett .ttttr+t.t....s-t,t. Al
Manuel fausiiHl a. J pa lpekfli N
Roma Agricultural 90 Ltd 20 Lyman
y lmeoln s4s.tts, Aaemt Oulol
hepi Api and ~ 81 laly Is kuabpa J.
Jonathan hhaR % An Tim stt,, !
kaNAhakui 90 by Ani .t add
John fhpY ~ AIS a Al 90 AQN
sing ..+t.s...t. ...s....-. /
me lap llaWm ienrH 'e 80 %
hngW lampH rt.t 49,
Tine Apn liHplm Young lin IA ~
\ hlHmitp lts 4.tlsr He
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-09-03
RosT0N RLANa

Here Is how they describe D home run
~ lioFloni
MesWipe struck the bail terrible
blow, propaling ID in lateral direction
90 the uilfrm0si lengths Of che heli
bY means ~ this nniAhle performance
hf Nas rnahlel 20 complete no entire
plnpdei cordially hanaas tlb lpul
bel
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-09-03

The Won Hamm- Young Co Ltd to
Manuel Nunes ,lr .......,... Rel
Y shimizu to Won Hamm.Young Co
LID ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. NJ
\ Murata to Won Hamm.Y Dung Co
Ltd ,......,..... ....,..t NJ
NJ Hag to Won Ilamm.Young Co
Ltd .................. ......C NJ
r. w Oleson to Won IIamm- Young Co
Ltd ....,...,........., Nj
William II McInerny to John Kau.
kaliu . OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Rel
John KauSalm TO William II Me-
Inerney Observation-Disclosures. ID
Trent Trust Co Ltd TT to Mary L
Clark ............... d
Frederick Steere by Atty to
Mary + Clark ............... d
Mary + Clark and hsb to Trent
Trust Co Ltd .............. NJ
Gcorgina Rodrigues and hsb to
Mutual Bldg & Loan Socy of Ha.
wall Ltd ....+.....,..... NJ
John r Moniz and VT to Manuel
M falcao ,.....,...,...,,. u
Est of @ Allen by Trs to viii.
liam Savidge Tr ct al. ....... Re
Phoebe X Raymond and hsb ct al
to Samuel II Dowsett ........ /
Mutual Bldg Loau Soey of II Ltd
to Helen Z Gedge .,..... Re
Helen c Gedge and hsb to Mutual
Bldg Loan Socy of II Ltd. N
J Alfred Magoon Tr to Sam Mana
and WI .,....,......... M
Mrs c II Banning to Addie b Gear Re
Il w Barnard and VT by Atty to
Hilo Railroad Co ....... Gran
f w. Barnard to Hilo Railroad Co Re
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-09-03

lpl se9 W. lsl a Wppa peudp
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-09-03
Entered of Record August ~, 1919

Entered of Record August ~, 1912.
John Martins and VT to Jose y
Ferreira ........,...,,!.... "
s Keanaha and wi to 7 X Lalakea M
Carl s Smith by Govr to Carl 5
Carlsmith -. Decree Chge Name
John A Mcguire and VT to IL Ro-
kunobu ........,...,..... ID
S Kumamoto to Volcano Stables
& Transport Co Ltd ..........C M
Trent Trust Co Ltd to Edward $
Scott ....... Rel
Loo Ching by Ant of Mtgee to
Augustus Marques ..,... Fore Affdt
Loo Ching by Mtgee to w Kim
Nuen .....,....,... u
Brunswick Bake Collender Co to r
II Snyder OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. l.
II Horita to r Soma .,.........,. Nj
Hamaulsu Trust by Trs ct al to
Sumner S PaXson ............ l.
Hilo Bldg & Loan Assn Ltd to
Nishio ...............r. Rel
EIilo Bldg 4 Loan Assn Ltd to
X Namba ..............,.. Rel
Hilo Bldg & Loan Assn Ltd to
Sam Keanaha ............ Rel
G Nishio to Chas Il King ......C NJ
Loan Assn Ltd ..............C NJ
Y Shimizu to Chas Il King. ......C M
Nakahara Ukutaro to Chas Il King
-.,.....'.'.'..'C M
Kahhi Taro 4 Land Co Ltd to Wa
terhouse Tract ...............Pl Plan
Waimanalo Sugar Co to Eben
Low .-...........,.. 'hSrh'
I Maria da Il Bragga to Virginia de
| G Amorino ...-..-............. a l
Virginia de G Amorino to John de
G Amorino ct al ......... Grant
Edward Genet and VT to Pioneer
Bldg Loan Assn of Hawaii. 3. N
Alexander Kalanihuia to Charles
| Hubert ..................
Lille Kawelo to w A Kinney. -. N
Maria Coito and hsb to w A Kinney N
W II Rice to Fairview Tract 49,. PlaI
Abbie X Mcguire and hsb to Eliza
beth r Nahaolelua ........,... /
City Mill Go Ltd to Hing Yep &
20 .-..-'.....'.'.' .'.'''' he
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-11-08
Weather Conditions

Birmingham, November 7.-G F. M.)-An area of high pressure overlies the gulf states and the eastern half of the great central basin, causing cool and clearing weather over that section dur ing the past 24 hours. Over the middle Atlantic slope a we'll defined area of low pressure prevails. It has caused heavy rains and high winds from Cape Hat teras to Cape Cod.
 West of the Mississippi the weather has been fair and warmer, except in the northern plateau and Pacific slope sec tions, where rain and slightly cooler weather prevails.
 In the cotton belt fair weather has been general west of Alabama, but to the east cloudy. rainy weather has con tinued. At D. m., however. skies were clear in all sections except eastern Ten nessee, where rain was still falling. Tenn peratures west of the Mississippi show a rise of from to 10 degrees since Wednes- day night. while in central and eastern sections they are from 2 to F degrees lower for the same period.
 Conditions are favorable for fair and somewhat warmer weather in this sec ton Friday and Friday night
 Summary of observations made at United States Weather Bureau stations November ', 1912:
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-11-08
WINSTON-WALLACE
 WEDDING AT BLOCTON

Blocton, November 7,-(Special.) )-Great interest was felt throughout Blocton and vicinity in the marriage of Miss Olivia Wallace to Mir. Homer Winston. which occurred on Wednesday afternoon, No- vember 6. The fact that since their en- ga cement and very recently twice has Mir Winston narrowly escaped death by acci- dent, gives their marriage an almos. tragic touch of romance.
 The marriage ceremony was performed by Rev. J. B. Stoyall at the Presbyterian church. The decorations. green and white were elaborate and beautiful, max ing an artistic setting for the bridal party.
 While the guests waited Miss Kathleen Oberng sang, All Want Is Love" Then as Miss Jessie Winston softly played Waeners wedding march from 'Lohen- grin" the bridal party entered, maids and groom alternating. The bridesmaids were Misses Nell and Joanna Wallace. and Annie Lowrey. They were gowned in white chiffon and net over white silk, wore black picture hats and carried sprays of lace fern. The groomsnen were Messrs. Hardle Lawrence, George Crump and Frank Wallace
 Just preceding the bride were the two dainty little flower girls, Freda Alexander and Alline Winston.
 The bride and groom entered together and were met at the chancel by the minister. The bride was gowned In a handsome travelling suit of blue whip cord, wore Gage hat of blue velvet trimmed in cerise, and carried large armful of brides roses.
 MT. and Mrs Winston left on the after ioon train for weeks trip to southern cities They will return to make their home at Blocton.