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The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-07-11
CHEERING NEWS FOR
GREEKS OF HONOLULU

Members of the Greek colony in
Honolulu are confident that the soldiers
Of Constantine have not been defeated
by the powerful forces of Bulgaria as
would be Indicated bv some of tho dis
patches which have been coming from
the capitals surrounding the seat of ac.
tivities in the balkans.
John Detor. on behalf Of the Greeks,
Yesterday sent message to the At
'ants the Greek organ, published in
New York city. asking for the latest
information relating to ttc grim strug-
gle now in progress. The Atlantis is
credited with having uneXcelled news
sources along the battlefront and its
dispatches have proved exceptionally
accurate. The New York dailies quote
the war news of Atlantis freely as au.
thoritativa. Detor received a prompt
reply to his message yesterday. The
message indicates a Greek victory, he
says. 1t follows:
'Thc Greek army has been victor
ious. II has occupied Diorani Strom-
nitsa and Demirhi ssar. (Signed)
"Atlantis.'
The three points named in the dis
patch are considerable distance north
of where the most stubborn fighting is
reported to have been in progress and
indicates that the pueky Greeks are
successfully driving back the Bulgars.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-07-11
COLD HEARTED GREEKS TURNED THE HOSE
ON BRECKON'S FOURTH OF JULY FIREWORKS

(Mnil Special to The Advertiser)
HILO, July 1-Robcrt w. Brockons
has about decided to cast in his lot
with Bulgaria against Greece and step
out % the zone of neutrality which he,
as a representative of the Wilson ad.
ministration and Bryan's grape Juice
doctrine of peace, has been occupying.
Breckons does not love the Bulgars so
much but ne mas been peeved by the
Greeks, and all because he was not
allowed 10 set off pinwheels on the
front lanai of the lilo Hotel on the
evening Of the Glorious Fourth
The genial graft chaser felt partic
ularly like coicbratmg last Friday. lie
had attended the patriotic exercises al
Mooheau Park and had heard one OF
ihc hest foarih of July addresses il
had ever becn his good fortune to lis
ton 10. The stirring words made hin
teel inst IKE one of the Green Noun
tain BOYS, or n minute man at Lexing
ton, and he wanted noise, and cheer;
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-07-11
Ere YOUR KIDNEYS WELL 5?
Many Honolulu People Know the In.
portance Of Healthy Kidneys.

The kidneys filter the blood.
They work night and day
Well kidneys remove Impurities.
Sick Kidneys allow Impurities to
multiply.
No kidney i'll should be neglected,
There is grave danger in delay.
If you have hackache or urinary
troubles,
If you are nervous, dizzy or worn out.
Begin treating your kIjucys at once;
Use a proven kidney remedy.
None endorsed like Doan' Backache
Kidney Pills.
Recommended by thousands.
Proved by home testimony.
James c, l.. Armstrong, Nuuaan
Valley, Honolulu, Hawaii. says: al
was a sufferer from kidney trouble for
three years and Doan's Backache Kid.
ney Pills completely cured me. I have
had no return attack OF the complaint
during the past year and consequently
cannot recommend this remedy too
highly"
Deans Backache Kidney Pills are
soil by all druggists and storekeeper.
1t 30 cents per box (six boxes Se.50)
Hr viii he mailed on recent of price
~ the tio'lstsr Drug Co.. lloaoIpln
wholesale agents Tor the Hawaiian lei
1nds
Remember the name, poan 5, aud TAX,
no substitute.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-07-11

and powder to liberate some of the
surging fires of patriotism that were
humping through his veins. SO he
dropped in at pake store and, with
a lordly wave of the hand, ordered the
whole stock of fireworks put into a
gunny sack. These he dragged with
him to the hotel.
Lighting n couple of Arabs for
punks, he proceeded to get busy and
soon the front steps of the hotel look
cd like Chinese revolution and sound
ed worse, Right in the midst of his
fun, sqHad of Greeks, headed by the
cook, dashed around the corser of the
house, with a garden hose and buckets,
aud even the Arabs sis.s-s-sed out.
Then camc the ultinatum that there
must be No more 6recraekers, not even
squib. Breckons acclaimed the
Declaration of Independence and cited
all the constitutional rights he could
think Of on hand, bur there was moth
ing more doing in the Roman Candle
limo
Then 1t was that the Special Prose-
cutor Joined hands with the Car Fer.
dinand,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-07-11
BRYAN MAY Be
SUCCESSOR
TO FREAR
Member Of Faculty Of College Of
Hawaii Receives Assurances
That President Has Favorably
Considered His Papers in Con
noction With cubernatorill APP
pointment in Hawaii.

tBy Federal Wireless Telegraph
SAN FRANCISCO July ST. Especial
10 The Advertised --rrofcssor william
a. Bryan, who holds the chair Of ~
ology in the COLLEGE of Hawaii. and who
arrived last night from Whittier, where
he has been visiting ms parents, sailed
with Ms. Bryan today fsr Honolulu.
"While it is true that my name has
been sent TO the President for consider
alton IN connection with the Governor
shin of Hawaii, ~ said Bryan, before
leaving "aud while ! have assurances
from the President aud my friends in
Washington that my papers have been
favorahly considered, ! am not an ac-
tive candidate in the ordinary sense, as
! have not made = regular campaign TO
secure personal or political backing
Should the President see III TO offer
the appointment, it win be made with.
out the use of influence Of any kind,
other than that of personal merit ac.
ccptahilty and general availability. -
Another candidate for the Governor
ship in the pcrson Of Delbcrt r.. Metz
ger, also sailed for home today. He
said, however, he is only a provisional
candidate, A. In the first instance he is
for T.. NJ Watson.
President Wilson, he said. assured
him that he would appoint Watson il
he was assured of the lattcr's physical
ability 10 discharge the duties Of the
office. # Watson III put out Of the run.
mig. thcY Met2gcr win become an ac.
tive candidate.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-07-11
Fire RACES On
Me Tdpialpids
Tavern Reported Destroyed oIj
Cities Tmoaioned BY Blaze
Boyont Control

Olf Fcdoral Wuclrss Trlccap.l
san fHAN,isCo, Iuly s-U-rc
cial 60 Tie AdrertisoD "A frc which
has been sweeping over Mount Tamal
pius FOR iho pnft thiuysix taur vas
tonight travelling in the direction of
the towns of ill Valley, and larksUnr
Communication has heun cut OH from
the Tavern ON Mount Tsmalpias and 81
h. feared tonight that 1t has been dc.
stroycd.
Several hundred troops aud hundreds
Of other persons are desperately fight
ing the flames.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-07-11
Mail Special to The Advertiscr).

HllO, July That there is every
prospect of the publicity campaign in
auguatcd hy the lliIo Board of Trade
heih2 success is borne out by the
iact that the Henry Watcrhousc Trust
o'ruanN will open a tourist travel de.
l9itmen' next wCcL, thus giving Ha-
wan direct representation in Honolulu
and assuring big increase in the mum.
he's OF people coming mere. The de.
pertinent will lie in charge of John II.
ul"s whose newspaper experience in
lilio and m Honolulu has made him
thoroughly conycrSunt with the exist
ing STATE OF affairs. Speaking of the
new venture he saws:
at is tho one thing that is needed
IN these Islands at the present time and
poe '.p"rla'lv in connection with tour.
~ .r"rrl 10 ijilp. 1t is admitted that
Wiz TIE lIa"aii Promotion Committee
80 ,"e'iea' work in bringing the
"r" u has not the facilities
nqe 'hn AHHn'"s 10 look after the tour.
lff nh"' D" BIS here NY work will be
49," '.' o. crF tourist who arrives
'"prIr "l d. made 10 feel that
re- "' brought horc simply to be
''' i5"m Dis money. On these
:. nus tHer" F. o.ccything from the
Ihh ,uc o. tho awe.iuspiring
az DO r"'mn Unfortunately. how
o'Hr wee worn paths have been beaten
'"'l SIS end an the present time
't's '''r the loops and are gone
~ = w." ',n hvynvs that | am poinp
'f' i.c" 70 places not ono touris,
nf'd h"rgs Of ri the. prcsent
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-07-11
DON'T NEGLECT YOUR FAMILY

When YOU fail to provide your fam.
lily with bottle of Chamberlain IS
Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy at
this season OF the year, you are neglect
ing them, as bowel complaint is sure
to be prevalent, and 1t is too danger
Gus malady to be trihed with This
Is especiallyrtrue if there are children
in the family. A dose or two of this
remedy viii place the trouble within
control and perhaps save life. OF az
least doctor S hill. For sale by Ben.
son, Smith & Co., Ltd, agents for Ha.
wall.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-07-11
pdnkhurst Female Gets Into the
London Limebght Once Again,

LONDON asy Especial The Ad'c,se defiance
Bow police TODAY, when
o panhhurs
lic unrsgrst were prison
Msnn Miss khurst Wal
imposed
Won In
wi start q
to
of Later recalled
Jail she paid the
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-07-11
BULGERIANS CUT
OFF SERVIAN RETREAT

(By Federal Wireless Tclcgraph.)
LONDON, July Especial to The
Adycrtisor)- Continued Bulgarian vie
tories are reported today in dispatches
from sofia. After entering Nranje and
capturing large supply of ammunition
the Bulgarians proceeded northward to
the Moravia river, thereby cutting or
the retreat of Scrvian troops.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-07-11
STUDYING DISEASES ..
IN CANAL ZONE

WASHINGTON, June 2s.--Maj. Per.
cy NJ. Ashburn of the Army Medical
Corps has been relieved from duty as
"a member of the board of medical of
ficers appointed to study tropical ldi-
seases in the "ilippine Islands and or.
dered TO proceed by way of San Fran
cisco to Ancon, Panama Canal Zone, to
organize a board Of medical officers to
study tropical diseases as they exist in
the Cana Zone. is 20
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-07-11

AT trife of an advance over the
upset price the leases of lands on Ha-
waii were knocked down yesterday at
noon by Land Commissioner Tucker to
\. w. Carter Trustee for the Parker
Ranch on the Big Island. The old
leases expired July | and the new
leases run for fifteen years, with all
the saving clauses called for by recent
amendments to the Organic Act.
4, The location, area of the tracts
leased and the yearly upset rental and
the figure the lands were bid in at, are
rs follows:
Honokaia, 3747 acres, upset $9S6.75,
sold 800; Kalopa, 744O acres, upset
$3.50, sold for $l49l; Puukapu, 1900
acres, upset $317G, sold for $3.50: La.
lamilo, l4,l40 acres, upset $2,260.50
sold for $2270; Kawaihae, $3.50 acres
upset 1885. sold for 1886; Pauahi
600 acres, upset $242.50, sold for S243;
| Momoualoa. I30 acres, upset $ls2.50
sold at $lS3.
/ The total annual rentals for these
/ lands amounts to $l0,263.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-07-11
Assistant Secretary of Treasury to
Investigate Closing of First
Second National Bank.
lBy Federal Wireless Telegraph.l

WASHINGTON, July s.--(speeiai to
The Advertiser John 5. Kellon Will
liams, assistant secretary Of the treas
ury, who represented Secretary McAdoo
at the closing of the Pittsburgh First
Second National Bank, today declared
that the institution had been "serious.
~ nismanagcd and that the extent of
the mismanagcment wouid be deter.
mined by the department of justice.
United states Attorney Jordan at
Pittsburgh and special agent Of the
department Of Justice probably will
make the contemplated inquiry.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-07-11
CRv Federal Wireless Tcleoraphl

WASHINGTON. July S.-(Spc,ial TO
The Advcrtiscr) Reconsideration Of the
administration currency reform bin was
begun this afternoon iY the house
banking committee. Chairman Glass
said it WIS planned to report tine final
draft Of the bill to the house by Aug
INST 4. /, is expected that number
Of opposition currency bills will be
introduced.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-07-11
ARsoNETTEs LEAVE LETTER. FOR THE KING.

The ADVERTISER
Rngton Hill here of w H.
exceeding 100000
notes were founda
to 'Nake the
to
al You had Lancashire is King
never would ave
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-07-11
Defends Hartman.

81 do not know of any other Mrs.
Hartman she said at the ROYAL IIa-
waiian Hotel last evening. This was
when she was shown the Examiner story
about Doctor Hartman.
at is quite possible the Examiner
has become mixed in its Identities
When was | married. | am not telling.
| am Mrs. Hartman. Even if Doctor
Hartman had six wives, that would not
change me. | would still respect him.
Love is an odd things, you know.
doctor Hartman is Il Mason and
an Elk. He has friends. have never
heard Doctor Hartman discuss his fam.
lily affairs. | know little about his fam,
ny.
81 How long have you known him %
''Oh, it may have been weeks, or
months, or years, - she replied.
"Three years3' To this she was 81,
lent.
The woman, slender and petite, made
no direct claim that she is Doctor Hart
mans wife. She referred to the Mrs.
Hartman in San Jose as the supposed
Mrs Hartman.
When asked whether she was Sophia
Madden, she declined to answer. When
asked why her bureau silver was mark.
ed "S. ID. f., -, after she had insisted
she was the only Mrs. Hartman, she
smiled. The Mrs. Hartman mt San Jose
was formerly Mildreth Spencer.
Mrs. Hartman intimatcs that
there will be trouble for some one in
Honolulu, when the "rcal DOPE as
she terms it, reaches here from San
Francisco about Doctor Hartman and
herself
Her wedding ring is in the possession
of the sheriff. The only time she lost
hcr Poisc was when she was Informed
that nm officer would start from Cali
fornia in day or two, bringing the
warrant which charges Doctor Hartman
with a felony. However, she refused
to comment on this phase of the situa
ton.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-07-11
(Bv Federal Wireless TcIepraph,A

(3y Tcdoral Wireless Photography
HOUSTON, Texas, July ESPECIAL
to The Advertiser Lieut.. Loren CAN
of the United States Army Aviation
Corps was killed today in fall at
the military aviation field near here.
just after an apparently successful as
cent his machine suddenly collapsed
and plunged to earth
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-07-11
RUN CONTINUES ON
PITTSBURGH SAVINGS BANK

(By Federal Wireless Tclegraph.)
PITTSBURGH, July S.-(Special to
The Advertiser) - Despite the an
nouncemcnt by treasury officials and
fnanciers that banking conditions here
are sound, the run which started ycster-
day on the Pittsburgh Savings Bank
continued today. The institution is con.
trollcd by the Kuhn interests, owners
of majority of stock in the First See
ond National Bank which closed its
doors here yesterday.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-07-11
Thc no Of Amy aviators, rcccntIy

The trio of Army aviators, recently
ordered to Honolulu from San Diego
are due to arrive Saturday afternoon
with five Army hiplancs and a corps of
fifteen mcchanicians.
Their arrival will be almost coinci.
dent with Tom Gums next attempt
to fly over SchoGcld Barracks and the
city, and they will be ordered to Scho-
fic'd Barracks ON arrival in order to
watch the movements of Gum $ ma
chine, and the play of the air currents,
which they will soon be called upon
to test.
The biplanos, it is said, are to be
used extensively during the Army ma.
neuvers this fall.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-07-11
TURKEY READY
TO INVADE
BULGARIA
fiction Is Decided Upon by Porte
ana Preparations Are Made to
Reoccupy Territory Taken by
Allies as Result OF Che London
Peace Treaty ottomans Pre-
pare for Renewed Hosuntiey.


CBy Federal Wireless Telegraph
coNsTANTINoPLB, July s.-(srec
iai 90 The Advertiser The porte this
afternoon decided to reoccupy the ter
ritory The alhos took from Turkey as
result of the Londoa 7oaco Treaty
Th.s mesas thal -. kew vi fight
aud invade this tCIr,aory
The Porte IS preparing 70 move i'm
mediately.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-07-11
DENVER, Colorado, July 0.-(By

DENVER, Colorado, July 9.-(By
Associated Press Cablc) - Denver S
new commission form OF government
threatens to cause international com
plications, in many respects resembling
those brought on by the lawmakers of
California. The heads of one Of the
departments issued an order forbidding
japanese the use of the bathing beaches
and parks of Denver.
The Centennial City is noted for its
parks and breathing places as well rs
its fresh water bathing beaches. Dur
ing the summer season both parks and
beaches are patronized by thousands of
women and children. The order for
bidding the use of the public places to
:he japanese was discussed for some
sine previous to its enactment.
An attempt to enforced it yesterday
resulted in the japanese residents of
the city holding a meeting, passing res
olutions protesting against the action
and forwarding a protest to Minister
Chinda at Washington. The protest, in
turn, will probably be handed to the
state department.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-07-11
FRoF. Won WoELLWARTH
OPENS RIDING SCHOOL

Baron Won WocllwaTth started Mon.
day With the training and schooling of
two horses for Dr. George Straub. One
Of the mounts is a beautiful grey and
Will be trained for DR.. Straub as n
saddie boise, while the other. fine
bay, will be trained for Mrs. Straub.
The training and schooling of these
animals is feing done in accordance
with the most up,to.date methods OF
the equestrian art. Both DR.. and Mrs.
Strauh will take advantage OF II, les.
FOR voa WoclIwarth's riding lessons.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-07-11

l5Y TcdcraI Wirclcss TcIcgfnphJ
LONDON, July s.-(Spccial 10 The
Adyertiser)- In the house Of commons
last night the motion OF Andrew Boz
mar Law, the opposition leader, 10 rc.
icct the Home Rule sill Was defeated
by vote of 332 TO 243 The bin then
passed its third reading without divi
sion.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-07-11
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY.

lake Laxatipe Bromo Ouinino
Tablets. All druggists refund
the money if it fails to cure.
Z w. Groves signature is on
each box
'Akis kEricINE CO.. St LouA U s A
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-07-11

Great interest has been aroused in
Kona in poultry raising, and some of
those who have entered this business
believe that Kona is particularly adapt
ed thereto
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-07-11

Mrs. Emma X. Baker, widow of the
late Colonel Robert Hoapili Baker, died
yesterday morning at the residence of
her son-in-law J. S. Mott, Beretania
avenue, after an illness Of about a
year.
Mrs. Baker was born in Kohala, Ha-
daughters and one son, Mrs. Charles
Booth, now in California, and Mrs. J.
5. Mott, and Robert Hoapili Baker.
She is also survived by her mother,
two sisters and three brothers. These
are Mrs. j. A. Cummins, Mrs. Ida Nett,
James Meresberg, Henry Meresberg
and Oliver Meresberg.
The body is lying in state at the
undertaking parlors of Henry Williams.
The funeral will be held this morning
at ten. o clock. lnterment will be in
the old family plot in Kawaiahao Gem
etery.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-07-11
LAMAR OFFERS
NO DEFENSE
FOR ACTS
II Was Wall Street Game, He
Explains TO Probe Committee,
ITO Bring Lewis oass Ledyard
And His Associates Out Into the
Open "-Admits 1t Was Duph-
city.
CBy Federal Wireless Telcgraph)

(By Federal Wireless Telegraph
WASHINGTON, July Especial to
rhe Advertiscr) David Lamar at his
own request was called before the sen
ate committee to further explain his
activity in impersonaiing congressman
today. In opening his statement, La
mar said that he was satisfied to leave
his fate in the hands of Chairman Over
man aud Senators Nelson and Cum
minis.
AS far rs Senator Reed and Walsh
are concerned he started to say, but
was interrupted by Senator Overman,
who quickly squelehed any attempt to
stir up Fiction among the members of
the committee, Lamar then reiterated
that he had planned the impersona-
tions of Congressman Riordan of New
York and Palmer of Pennsylvania in
order to uncover what he called a con
spiracy against his friend Lauterbach.
Alleges Wall Street Plan.
"lt was Wall Street PLAN Lamar
continued designed to bring Lewis
Cass Ledyard and his associates out
into the open, They have ruined many
men before now and ] wanted to get
them. 1t was game of duplicity on
their part as well as mine. They fell
into the trap. 1t was an open game
and | got what ] wanted. | felt GER
tain that Ledyard knew it was Lamar
who was talking and not Palmer.
81 called for Ledyard and offered
him the entire national government in
partnership with Morgan & Company,
except the President. 1 know my man
/ 1 La 4
20 Lautorbach and sent him TO Ledyard
| because | knew Ledyard would think
he had Lauterbach in lie.p
Walsh Asks Questions.
Lamar was subjected to rigid cross
examination by Senators Walsh and
Reed, Walsh in particular batting the
witness fercely.' Lamar admitted that
his original testimony did not allude
directly to Senator Stone of Missouri
or Speaker Clark in connection with
Lautcrbaeh' IS visit to Ledyard. Senator
Reed got Lamar to discuss public ques-
lions. The witness said it was wrong
for any congressman TO be influenced
'by anything outside his duty"
Entertaining these views, how
ever Senator Reed demanded, "you
did not hesitate to make it appear that
Senator Stone and Speaker Clark, whom
YOU did not know, were willing to
enter into damnable and outrageous
deal with Morgan & Company, did
yougp
Lamar admitted that this was so but
argued in defense of lis action saying
that his imporsonatians were only
part of the "usua Wall Street game.
He insisted that he was actuated by
the highest public motives and that the
plan was two-fold, to rcinstate Lauter-
bach as Morgan s attorney. and to
force q general reform of Wall Street
methods
Lamar insisted emphatically that for
nine years he had devoted his private
fortune to remedy the wrong inflicted
by Wall Street.
81 wanted to bring the Standard Oil
Company, the American Tobacco Com
pany, the Steel Trust, Mcssrs. Lovett
Cravath, Evarts, Lcdyarl, and others
into the OPEN Lamar declared, 81
did not plan to iniure any public men,
but ] wanted to produce an fcxplosion
and | make no defense of what / die"
--s.<-s.-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-07-11
SUPPOSED WIFE
REMAINS LOYAL
Pretty Woman With D.. Hart
man When Arrested on Ventura
Evades Answer to Charge That
She Is Trained Nurse Who Left
San jose With Physician.
.From Welnosonv Adyerti.cr.l

"Mrs. T.. q. Hartman" as she il
registered at the Royal Hawaiian IIo.
tel, and supposed to be the wife Of Dr..
=. G. Hartman, now a prisoner ut the
county jail on cablod authority from
San Jose is believed to he Sophia Mad.
dcrn, formerly nurse employed in the
Office of DR.. Nelson G. Bsscll, Of San
Jose. This information reached 10.
nolulu yesterday ~ the steamship vii
hcluina, aud has been reported TO Chici
McDuhic. The information is also con
irncd in the Coast papers which came
rs Miss Mnddern.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-07-11
CBy Tcdcral wlrclcss Tolograph.J

by Federal Wireless Telegraph
NEWPORT, Rhode Island, July S.
Especial to The ADVERTISED Captain
Tcmplin NJ Potts, 4. $. n retired, I'm
I'll last week commander of the battle.
ship Louisiana, accompanied by an. at
torney left today for Washington where
he will seek TO have reversed the ac.
ton of the "pucking board" which
retired him before he had an opportun-
ity to reach the grade of rear admiral.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-07-11
Couple located on Ventura.

Doctor Hartman had barely got out
side the Golden Cato on the steamship
Ventura before AN investigation wa,
started in San Jose rs to cause OF his
sudden disappearance. II was thought
then that he had loft with n woman
and her identity, according TO the Sar
Jose authorities, was established rs
Sophia Mldlcrn. Wireless message,
were sent to the Ventura to ascertain
whether 81. G.. Harmon" booked, anj
on board, was not in reality DR.. j. &
Hartman. Inquiries were also sent
with regard to the woman who wa,
travelling rs 'Mrs. J. e. Harmon. - or
arriving in Honolulu the local pole,
identified the supposed Harmon n,
Hartman and he was taken into custody
Just as the Ventura was about to con
tinuc its voyage to Sydney.
In speaking of the affair, the Sar
Francisco Examiner OF July saws
1.-The rumOr that Br. Hartman anC
Miss Madden had oloped to Australia
was persistent in San Jose last night
DIR. Hartman q name does not appeal
in the Ventura list Neither does Mis-,
Maddcm's, But who are Mr.. and Mrs
y. G. Harmon?
Both Doctor Hartman and Mis-,
Madden left San. Jose on last Satur
day, II is not knuwu that they left to
gcther Few even had known thai
they were friends, The whole thin!
has come ~ complete shock to al
the circles involved
But other people heard diGercn
stories. Doctor Hartman told scycra
friends that he was going on triI
up the Sacramento river. Miss Mad
dern told some of her friends that sh,
was going to Arizona for her health.