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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-07-09
Ter quite @ait.

@irtb: .9ie @eid,1fte aingen
gut, iagen Sic? ia irren Sic lid.
@enu menigltens ieoer. Der berein.
fGnle, elm Quart 9ier trdufe! Mber
oa tomnlt geItern elmer, perlangt bas
IoreBbud], Damn telepbonirt or uno
bettelt gum SdluB in Der Slide nod,
nm etpas Sunoefutter."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-07-09
1tnter Trcnnoinnen.

anna: .Ste 9ab linn einen 9orb,
neil lie glailbte, er ipiirbe nod eiaen
Seiratbsantrag mahen."
Bertha: SEQ bat er's getban?"
Mnna: .Sa nobl. ober natiirlit
ei,lem an0eren MG0hen."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-07-09
~ ~
9rnffebler.

$500. IlS CT obernlolS eine
itarbe &iibe BON Seiten ieines @or.
geiesten bate nortlos bimumter.
ifluden miiiien, besann es in ibm
81 gGbren."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-07-09
Gniant terrible.

@ubi gebt nit Sante Malminden
ipaiieren. sluf Dem griinen @ieicll-
plan rauft er Elm 9iiihel 8ros ans
uno beItiirmt Die Sante, es an ellen.
rIber Surge" webrt Saitte Ma!.
mind,en argerli6 ab, .mie fonnnlt
Oh oarauf, Dab id @ras eiien iou2
SD bin bod feline 3iege!"
.9as nidt. Saute. Iber Tapa
bat Si Wautti geiagt: .@crn sic
Sante Malpine bios crit ms @ras
beiBen nollte, Damn ioGtet hrs nile
gut baben." 9ta alio!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-07-09
Herplappert.

Shpieserpater in ipe: .s(ber ia.
gen Sic mai, Serr giieiior, pari.m
baben Sic nidt i6on iriiber gebei-
ratbet?"
Ygf), i6 ipar INNER elm Gehpo.
sel-ule Wdoden, Die id aus 2isbe
beiratben pollte, batten INNER piel
5u wenig @elo!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-07-09
Tnrdidant.

o.: sd iase Dir. ieh5ebn Ser
lonen iino iiber mid bersefalen. ais
ih aus Dem @irtbsbals fam!"
g.: nSeh5ebn-alio pierl"
81: .@ieio2"
g.: rgtun, Die bier bait Oh sop.
pelt geieben unb Die aloere Salite
oa5ugelogen!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-07-09
Gtmas Gbnlides.

.Sie polen in meme @einbanS-
lung eintreten - maren Sic oeum
ifon NAL in einem abnliden @e.
ifaft?"
.SSSn, Bel einem MilhbGnbIer."
.WilhbGnbler? DDS lit aber bod
fem dbnlibeS @elh1ft2"
%Sa, i6 mar bort bel Der Eumpe
angeiteat."
Z -
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-07-09

S6mubl: Saul mir ab d &eiie.
tai6e!"
Teieoablatt: .aann ib MIR brait.
6en!"
S1mubI: SEQ, padit bu rein Del
aleioer!"
Heieoablatt: ,Sebr gut! Son ih
traeen Ole &leioer in De Heiietaif
uno geben naft mie @oam?"
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-11-01
STUNT NOES

aNmmOos
In the Circuit Court OF the state Of
Oregon. for Klsma.h cosuty
W. McCabe. Plaintiff.
E J. Evans and Patty Evans. De-
fendantsl
To u. J. Evans. one OF the Abov-'
Named Dsfendants:
/ In the nams Of the state Of orssoa
ou are hereby required TO appear and
answer the complaint OF plaintiff
above named now on ale In the clerks
once Of tho above named court. In tho
action above entitled. on or before tho
bth day Of pecembsr. isia. said day
being the Inst day within which time
you are required to appear and an
swsr said complaint - axed By the
order Of Hon. W. q. wordsa. counts
Judge of klamath county. Oregon. TOR
the publication Of this summons. u
you fall to appear and answer said
complaint the plaintiff viii take juds.
msnt against you for the sum OF I'll
aad tor the coats and disbursement
Of this action and for an order OF this
court directing the sale os the follow
Ing described property. TO Wit;
Lot .. In block sos. In Mills second
ndition In the City Of Klamath ralls
Oregon. heretofore taken under At
tsehment In said cause. a. tho propce'
~ % the defendant y. J. Evans.
This summons 10 published once a
week for the period Of six eonsscu'
tive weeks In the klamath Repab
licsn. weekly newspaper printed anc
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-11-01

dian ARairs. win bs considered. zach
bid must bs submittsd iu dupllcAss
and mvst BE- accompanied By q cert
nsd check on q solvent National banA
IN the sam Of I've hundred dollars
snd drawn In favor OF the euperin'
sndent Of the klamath Indian School
The right to waivs tschnical dssscsa
In advertisements and bids and reject
any and all bids is reserved. The tim'
bsr must b cut and removed under
regulations. copies Of which with fur
thor Information may BE- obtained
from the Superintendent Of the Khan.
ath Indian school. klamath Agency
orseoa.
io-to-ii-sir
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-11-01

publlshsd At klamath Falls. OREGON.
by order Of the Hon. W. 4. wcrden'
county Judge Of klamath county
state Of Oregon. aads and nisd the
ssd day Of October. 1913, The date
Of the nrst publication being made on
the s<th day Of October. 1917,
xEEsEr 4 0RoEsnECk.
Attorneys Tor Plaintiff
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-11-01
AiwsiMlssrator's Notcc
Sarorw~ l.Af)csh Esealc

Notice 10 hereby given that the aa'
derslsned. 40 administrator of tho es'
tate Of George LaFissh. deceased. has
nled his nnal account In the County
ccur, Of the state OF Oregon. for
klamath County. aud that satuday.
tho ssd day OF November. isis. .;
the hour OF 10 o'clock a. m. of sai'
day. and the County Judxes ofios. IN
the county court house ia klamath
Falls. klamath County. Oregon. has
been appointed and nxcd by said court
as tho time and place Tor hearing Of
objections. u any there BE-. aud the
settlement thereof.
Dated aud tlrst published this seth
dAy Of October. ists.
E. A. HUNTER.
Administrator.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-11-01

6W1S
Sealed bids marked outside ND
for timber on Klamath Indian Rsssr,
vation." and addressed to The super.
intsadsnt Of the klamath inslsr
School. klamath Agency. Oregon. will
b received until ~ o'clock noon. Pa.
ellie coast time. November ~. 1919,
tor the purchase and renewal OF all
merchantabls dead timber. standiaS
or fallsa. and all the live timber ths,
may b marked Tor cutting BY the
|ofncsr In charge on dssisuatsd AREA
OF about 1850 acrss. located a. FOL
love: That part Of the SEN Of Sec.
ton as lying east Of Williamson Riv.
|sr. except that part which b included
In an allotment; sx Of Section 20. T,
- g.. n. : r.: awx Of Section -,
7. - g.. \. q ~: MEN and that par'
|ef Nwk OF Section . lyias east Of The
river: M Of Section I. e. - O.. h
7 g.; Nwk OF Section 8, r. ~ 8,
r. . T.. Willamette Meridian. ssti
mated TO b approximately 10000. .oot
feet board measure log scale Of ye,
low pine and . small amount Of sugar
pine. Five pears from the date Of &c,
eeptanes Of the bid will b allowed 70,
the cutting and removal Of the tim
her. No bid Of lees than three dot
lars and twenty-five cents per thous
and feet board measure for the ars,
three years OF the contract and an 10
crease OF twenty-five ccnts per thous
and for the remaining two years ol
the contract. such Increase to be op
tional With the Commissioner OF IL
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-11-01

|rAss q 10 ~ ssat ~ aanua lssa
The sstA day sf July. tell. uAtil
pAid.
TAh SUMMONS y ssrvsa upsa ~
~ order Of the HeAorabls Hsnrv I.
renson. Judge Of the circuit eeurt ef
the STATE ee oregea. ~ Klamath
County. made % The ssh dAy q
September. a. D. 1914. ~ DublioAtisA
thereof n the klamath Aspuelisaa.
a weekly aswspapsr publishs1 II
Klamath County. orseoA. tor six eoa-
sscutivs wssks, The 6aee q sAe aras
publication being % the seth day %
September. A. D. 1919.
john IRWIN.
s-ss-ii.fr Aternsy TT PlaintiR.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-11-01

| n The Circuit Ceart q ~ otaes ee
oroeea. ese 1IlaoatA Cssnty.
In eauisy; Asst0Aos pseesosoorol
u. o. oesvsossa. P,AlnsiR.
-
|l1asss l. 0sesea 81 Wal>se &. on.
eura. pseso1AneA
|rO Masie l. ol9ee1 ~ Waltse Q.
oleee1. ~ Absvs-llaDsd D.
eDa1aneA
IIn he Nsns e ~ oeasa e ors0ea:
Tea ass hessby ssauiFs1 - appsas
Ianl answer tie esnDlaiae g she
!abeve-aansa plaiatiR - ~ absvs
sasislsa eeurs. nsv - ~ Win ths
clerk es sai1 sessG within slx vssks
mon Tie Aats q tAs lfss pablieatioa
u this sunnooa. aa1 you ass oeeiaed
that u zoe tan - appsar ~ aAsvee
esil complaint - hereby required.
The plaintiR viil apply Sss . 1sssss
of tAis eesrs. - Drays1 fee d HI
leooplaint, VIA:
That . certain nertgsse given b
IHaris L. oi9ee1 saA walter Q. OF
| feed 70 this plainti9 - he Sise day
os July. 1914. - sssars tAs payment
Iee ~ sun q nve hunAred (eSeo)
1ellass. tsoseAss WIN Interest thsrs-
!ea q the rate q 10 ~ esat pss ~
asa fseo July -. lsl1. - feessles-
eA: that IN Highe. t1ele - inteeesl
ee "a e sal1 deesa1anlD u ~ q
,sai1 md - eoees3ses1. sssapt ~
slsAs - re1ssa . Desvl1s1 ~ lav
h ~ - ~ laa1s tAsss1a Assssibs1:
An g ~ I. q. :. 10 ss1 - q
blesk -. - ~ Q. Z. .. . 81 10
se bsest a. IN n oessa1 Al1itios
es ~ C1ty e k1aaatA vajb. 0ss0ea,
asese1lng - ~ 6uly sseer6el Dasl
tAssese - 0Is b ~ s0es q tas
eounfy eDesk. Klamath County. Ore.
eea. bstng . rast q shs 6Wk os ths
NBx q oeeeieo -. Township -,
seatA q Raaee .. sase q The WI
|lanstte 1lssiliaa. in Klamath Ceus-
lty. Oregon: that ssid lasAs b cold d
sbe manner provided by lav and ths
proessds Of sasl sais - applied q
follows:
vssst-rs shs ssss aal lisburss-
asnes q this suit ~ he seseelesufe
anl sals Of sas1 DssoissA
oseon1-re the DayDsas ef such
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-11-01

TAs tsalsviHe rss,v sransesrs
ssalroess, deedA uAertoAaee. eee.. ~
ssatly 0ls1 vlsA sAe ssuaty s,sek.
ars turnishsd ~ tAs CITY sH1 csHnsy
Abseraes soEpaay:
unite1 otAtes = Jeel \ aAyss,
patsat Nwk SEX. MEN 0wN.
oss 1o-lo-o.
". q Weedsa b J. ". Ksynolds
warranty dss1. ele. ~ Z. bsesk ~.
Woe1oA
IA D. Harris - ulitsd States. con-
tract. e1ef. right q vay over Nwk
Swx ZEN 0Wk. owk SEW.
Ssc. ss.Ss-e.
=. n. Caprea 10 Big Basin Lunbsr
company. warranty des1. e1o. lot 10.
block -. Hee Springs.
Unitsa otates b Wn. J. Bro1sriek,
passat. loe Z. ose. 3f-Ss.s.
2. =. Aaans - Isassy oesvsaa.
Assa, eio. iot =. block ~. sseeaA
sAlisssa.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-11-01
ma MR, M1I


=
tlaG i1s0oo1 & ea1savsslAg = -
souDolsA aayshlas " ~ geea x ~
~. ~ eeanell ae,1s regular nese'
~ ~ ~ Duspese q aogFavaslnG
~ oesllU tAas ~ ss1sos1 slaes Ds1es
- ~ ~ ounlelpol sseseasa.
~ lssal s>uabe,s ~ onAlly bssn
0sstsa . osvsenee wesl ~ 4 h
eusssaely ssussssl tAas ~ 1svssnss
= ehtnkiAg q ce0iAg - Investigate.
~ meesrsse stAtsnsats an1 saAs-
ooENAs1 ssDests that AAvs bssa cent
81 y aaAs h appsas tAas Klamath
vNlh snenla - p,aesa saAsf nilitasy
sule, Ut ~ Dsliss ju10s and he
)nse1so e Dsaee ruDeet tower sassa
ehan \ nany neatAs.
WA EIAnaeA HAlb sss1s = mere
osa-esoseAer aplris aAl - undsslr.
aAle Dubaleley b tAs leeal papses. Il
= ro0Afhnb,e what dsvslepneat Aas
sahsa plass = tAs 80 ysaR. dssDlte
~ g ~ 0oAtlAg ~ evasrslins.
~ enefuy tAAe has besA saDea1o1
- ~ pass e ssas q IL eitlDsas u
~ en1eavvr " asseapliBA ~ ~
esons g ssas follow sltlssaA u ~.
olls1 tsward Ne dsve,seneas q
Dlla0atA RallB vesl1 have naAs sAis
~ ~ nsse prssosre9e b ths state
Tae onzpayuaU vAe ~ ~ vay ase
oso1 g u oooeane1ooA
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-11-01

0seoss1ng = ~ slenatssa relative
= ~ snss g osrvsyss ~ klana&A
oogaay. I have thb - ~:
Ten uaaaing y saDessG - sssllss
~ lseasss - ~ Dssoos vssl1 have
~ vsossoe ooease. ~ original
~ - - uAke pssseaal sanpaign.
~ = vin - tnDess1hls - . III.
~ oSso IN have oAAs rsesesaes
y = vhaa sGasss1 - n III san-
ualoA q sAs slsvsasA ysaf. wAsa I
leoks1 hts u rssse1 ies tAs blll o.
~ nsa1ay. ] vas s1spsise1 - -
eehse amounts. bue aslse spsaAing
~ - tAs tsesaeea leaking ~ Tie
neese1. vas again suspsiseA - -
~ ~ tseAl rua ~ - ol.sss. u
~ tAsa I 1ssl1ed - psine tAs fnse.,
- thae ~ vseess aigAt knsv hev
- ~
- ~ writing shis lsesss = jus-
10 nyDa1f Ses having Dsb11sAe1 t1sas
u11eA ~ veesss ean verify q any
~. ~ saaAse - snD,aia Asv h
eano aDeee thae I ~ ~ Duh1aah
tAsso 49, bseoeaA TAsesgsse. ! 81
- el11ooa - tAhs = uDoa Ainssll
- - ~ ~ ~ ~ sue bsessu
oaoo11ea ~. - assaso1 thas I havu
dUne1 ~ ast,a1s pu11AAe1 - q
Dssssaal1y ssa0sasib,s ~ Dub,isAiaG
~ ssn& oDonoB y. KLEIN
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-11-01

~ oA1DeA ~. I. 9.eeo psanl
youag ves& lean. 80 hasnsss.
- voooa - veo1 sask, ~ . tsaa
wAooe ~ 80 ~. q . bafOala.
ua1f . 01ls go g ~. 4. DsovnGI -
oo1n1 LAke- w. Tattsa. Klanaeh
SsalA i-sss
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-11-01

0lv& - - svsaay 80 oasn:
~ - ss1l esoe b1lDoiaoa. 80
IN - ~ eoeas ey6ss; all esnss1
80 uo1ss s0oova1Doa pass - -
hslonasl- NJ = ~ sAsapsse -
~ oa(eaos - ~ ~. Wm oAks
snaDl Ooloeoe oeva. - balasss =
~ Dsss\ ~. y ioewssasl Dbsos
el0. 1o-1~ol
y ~ wsseA 11v1ae ~ wsslA =
- s::'' - = - -
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-01-02
H. ARMITAGE 8 CO

Under date of today Harry Armit-
age G. Co, Ltd, announce themselves
as H. Cushman Carter and Samuel
A. Walker, general partners, and
Harry Armitage, special partner, to
take over and carry on the stock,
bond and brokerage business of Harry
Armitage, all of which The Star told
in advance the other day. The firms
circular says Mr. Armitage retains
an interest in the firm and will give
us the benefit of his valuable advice
acquired through many years of act
i've experience in this business"
Mr. Carter has been in business for
some years as a financial agent, hav-
ing previously had much experience
in the office of his father, the late J.
o. Carter. Mr.. Walker has been in
the office of c. Brewer e Co., Ltd,
for a number Of years, lately as buyer.
Altogether the new firm is a strong
business team.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-01-02
THE nav CORPORATION.

Clifford B. Thompson, who has been
appointed manager OF the rubber plan
tation of the Selama-Dindings Compa-
ny, was formerly instructor in agricul-
ture at the Kamehameha Manual
School, and in that capacity he made
many friends who will be glad to hear
of his success. lie will be perma
nently stationed in Selama, Perak.
Federated Malay States. Perak has
the greatest acreage under rubber of
any of the Malay States, and Mr..
Thompson has achieved an enviable
reputation there as a capable rubber
planter. Mr. Thompson was gradual
ed in the class of 1907 from the Mas
sachusetts Agricultural College.
w. S, Cookson, manager of the new
ly incorporated Selama-Dindings Plan
tations, Ltd, leaves today in the Chi
ma for the Malay Peninsula, via Yoke
hama, Hongkong and Singapore. In
mediately upon his arrival he will
take up the work of planting 5000
acres of the company's property to Co
coanuts. Ii is expected that it will
take about two years to put this large
area under cultivation.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-01-02
LIVELY OPENING
Of NEW YEAR

The first business day OF the year
1912 was a brisk one as regards stocks
and bonds. Prices To-Day remained
financial trading was remarkably ac-
tive for the DAY following two con-
/secutive holidays.
Waialua, as had been predicted, sold
up to 1876, thirty shares being disposed
of at that figure.
Oahu remained strong at 1880, and
40 shares changed hands.
Hawaiian Commercial continues to
be the stock most dealt in and is firm
at 41.75. Two blocks of 100 shares
and one of 200 sold at that quotation.
McBTyde advanced an eighth, sell
ing at z, at which figure IS shares
changed hands. One hundred Olaa
sold at 6. A block of so Brewery
changed hands at 21.75. Fifty Hut
Crimson sold at 1875.
Eva is strong at SO, and 40 shares
were sold.
There was some trading in bonds
$4,000 Honolulu Gas sold at 100.25,
$1,000 Olaa 6s at 1925 and $1,000 o.
R. & S. 5s at 1926.
Three corporations are rejoicing the
hearts of the stockholders by paying
dividends that were due yesterday
Haiku is paying 81, Paia 81 and Pho
neer 50.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-01-02
STOCK SALES

Honolulu Stock Exchange-Sales
between boards: 35 Oahu Sugar Co.,
$34.5O; 100 Hawn. C. & S. Co, SAL rs;
200 do, SALTS; so Hon. b. & NJ. Co.,
$21.75 $4,000 Hon. Gas 6s, 1OO.25;
100 Olaa, Sc; so McBryde, 81; 10 do,
81; so Hutchinson, $19,75; 35 EVA,
$9S; 8 Eva, $9S; $1,000 Olaa IS,
$94.25; 100 Hawn. C. & S. Co., SALTS.
Session sales-15 McBryde, 81; 10
Oahu Sugar Co., $34.5O; 1000 Oahu
R. & L. IS, 1O3.75; 20 Waialua, 1925;
10 do, $125.
Dividends, Jan. 1, 1912-Haiku, 81;
Paia, 81; Pioneer, So.
Sugar quotations-96 deg. centrifu-
gals, 455; SS deg. analysis beets, 14s.
Sd. Parity, 5.15. 80 ~ Al z
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-01-02

8 Power IL. N. Holmes, Miss e. NJ.
Maxwell. Jas. Hutton, Hy Sherwood.
H. Shannon, Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Arm.
strong and family, j. F. Coxby. T.
Fenton, f. Kleinert N. Jensen. Mr.
and Mrs j. E. de Battle, G. de Battle.
Per S S. China from San Francisco
this morning-M. B. Biaros. r A.
Cooper John J. Craig, Miss Mabel De
Hearde, Mr.. Carl Diedrich, Mr.. aud
Mrs. A. Gilman and infant, Miss Ger.
tina Grant, Miss d. Heitmann, T. Jan.
dorf, Punch Jones, p. L. King, Il. r.
Lada, Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Lyon. Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Meyers, Mr.. and Mrs,
Frederick Miller, Ernest Miller, c. b,
Potter, MIR. Lal Quinn, William Ross,
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred 4. Shone, A. n.
Trip, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. williams.
Henry Wise.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-01-02

On consideration of the Petition Of
Carl Schurz Smith of Hilo, County
and Territory of Hawaii, for a decree
changing his name 70 CARL sCHURz
CARLSMITH, and there appearing to
be good reasons for granting the SAID
Petition;
NOW, THEREFORE,, by virtue OF
the authority in me by law vested and
me hereto enabling, I, WALTER F,
FREAR, Governor of the Territory OF
Hawaii do hereby order and decree
that the name of Carl Schurz Smith
be and hereby is changed TO Carl
Schurz Carlsmith, and that copy OF
this decree be published for at least
four consecutive weeks in the Pacific
Commercial Advertiser and The Ha.
waiian Star, newspapers published IN
Honolulu, and the Hilo Tribune and
the Hawaii Herald, newspapers pub
lished in Hilo, Territory of Hawaii.
Dated at Honolulu, this 4th day OF
December, A. D. 1911.
w. F. FREAR,
Governor Of Hawaii.
4ts-Dec. -. 10, 26, Jan. 2,
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-01-02
Bishop & Company, Bankers
\. Established 1887 A. w. T. Bottomley
BALANCE SHEET AS AT DECEMBER 80 1911.

ASSETS.
Cash ...........$1,2S6,9l722
Due from Banks and
Bankers ........... 54L171.7OI
Bonds, Stocks and Invest
ments ............ 1,9S7,O2O56
Loans, Discounts and
Overdrafts ....... 1854, $3.50
Real Estate and Bank
Furniture ........... 67,965.24
Other Assets ........... 451, 640.SO
$6,S19, S4O.S2
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-01-02
China Blocked by sampans.

The progress of the p. M. S. China
to the channel wharf this morning
was considerably interfered with by
the presence of number of sampans.
Inspector James Fox has warned
the sampan owners that they must
tie up in the place allotted to them
near the wharf, and that If they per-
sist in tying up at the wharf for lop-
ger periods than to obtain supplies or
land anything, then they must expect
to have their boats cut adrift. This
is not an idle threat at all. If the
owners do not obey the rules then
this will be carried out.
For the first two days out of San
Francisco the China rolled in a heavy
swell, but the weather after that was
ideal. The holidays enabled the Off
GERS to show how they could enter
tain AS New Years eve fell on Sun
day, in order to celebrate the new
year tittingly no action was taken un.
Til after twelve o'clock. Then the
steamers whistle was let go, and in
order that all should be made aware
that the witching hour had passed,
the boys went around with the meal
gong and beat this with good effect.
Yesterday was celebrated in an ex-
cellent manner There was line
program This included athletic
events, and last nigh after a special
dinner an excellent program was rem
dered, by Hen Wise and his merry.
makers. The day was passed very
pleasantly, and those aboard had no
regret at not being ashore.
News by Telegraph.
(Per Merchants Exchange)
YOKOHAMA, January 1.-sailed, S.
8. Nippon Maru for Honolulu.
SAN FRANCISCO. January 2.-Ar-
rived. a, M, S. S. Sierra. hence De
cember q.
NEWCASTLE, n. S. W., December
S. S Belle of Ireland.
from Port Allen December 2.
Passengers Arrived.
Per r. M. S. S. Zealandia from sgd
ney, N S. W.. this morning, via Auck-
land, ~ H., and Suva, Fiii-Mr. and
Mrs. w G. COnley, II. B. Leary, p. r.
Brodziak, Rev. Father A. Coen, Mrs.
e. C. snagge, Miss NJ. Street, ]. A.
Miss II, NJ James, Mss r.
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LATE SHIPPING
Tuesday, January 2, 1912.
zeaIandia from Australia.

The CA. S. S. zealandia arrived
this morning from Sydney after quiet
voyage. The weather throughout was
fairly pleasant.
The passenger list was light one,
a large percentage of those aboard be-
ing for Honolulu. The cargo for here
was light one, only totaling 1S6 tons,
the chief item being frozen mutton.
The Zealandia sails at 4 o'clock for
Victoria and Vancouver.
zeaIandia Takes stowaways at Sea.
The Zealandia while on her way to
Vancouver will fall in with the Maku-
ra sometime either late tonight or
early tomorrow. The Makura has ten
stowaways on board, and the Zealan-
dia will be expected to effect the
transfer and take them back to Can
ada
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Subscribed day December
j.. HARRIS MACKENZIE,
Notary Public Judicial Circuit Territory
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solemnly that
the
December &c. 1911 the
belief
S, NJ DAMON
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DECREE FOR CHANGE OF NAME.
In the Matter of the Petition Of Cart
Schurz Smith for Change OF Name,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-12-03

w. P Higgins, banker of Poole
vile. is here attending district court
a.; IA juror. Mr.. Higgins says that
the wheat crop next year will be
much larger than it was this year
The farmers have plenty of food, the
fall has been ideal for the gathering
of crops and more plowing has been
done nov than was done by the first
of March last year. If the season Is
good the coming year the crop pro-
duction will be the greatest in the
history of the county.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-12-03
Personals

Mrs. Edith NJ. Wooten left TINS
morning for Lawton where she VIII
spend the winter with her brother,
w. G.. Doak. =
w. G. Doak of Lawton. who has
been in the cry several days Wis
iting his father, Col. A. V. Doak, re-
turned home this morning.
w. p. Higgins, president of the
Bank of Commerce at Pooleville
was in Ardmore from that city TINS
morning.
r. L. Russell was in the city to-
day from Duncan.
J. O. Williams of Byars is in the
city today.
Mrs b. C. Wlgand of Colbert is
in Ardmore this week the guest OF
her niece. Mrs. William Womack on
B street, southwest.
Felix x. West, secretary Of the
Commercial Club, was called to Ma
dill on real estate business this
morning.
U. T. Rexroat has return from a
visit to Sulphur.
Mrs. L. A. Swisher and Miss j
l.. Meyer of Oklahoma City are in
the city today in the interests o'
the Oklahoma Orphans Home al
Cornish
Mrs. M Elmer Murphy and little
daughter Jennie Henry left this al
ternoon for Oklahoma City, whcrc
thev will visit friends and attend
the reception to be given at the
Skillern Hotel tomorrow evening.
Miss l.. G. Kieth arrived in th'
city this afternoon from Galveston
Texas and will remain for some
time the guest of Ms. r. B. Pidcok'
of G street, southwest.
]. D. Odom of Pauls Valley is il
Ardmore this afternoon.
f. J. Merritt Of Lehigh is a bus
mess visitor to this city.
j. G. Rails returned to his hom
at Atoka after spending several day
in this city on business.
Constable ]. 7. Harris, Ed r. Pool
and w. p. Higgins are serving o
the petit jury from Poo!eville thi
week.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-12-03

Felix X. West has resigned as JUS
tice of the peace and d. w. Butcher
has been appointed to fill the uneX-
pired time. Mr.. Butcher was elecl-
ed to that office and will take the
oath as an elective officer on the
7th of January.