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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-02-06

The ROUNDUP

DR.. W. N Ferrin, president of Paci-
fic university, rendered his resignation
at meeting Of the board of trustees
in Portland Tuesday. The resigna-
cion, which is to take effect at the end
of the school term, was accepted
unanimously
j. W. Pearson, of Vancouver, was
held up and robbed in Portland Tues
day, the robbers getting $l1.
More than five inches of snow fell in
Pendleton Tuesday and a fall Of five
feet is reported in the mountains east
of that city This indicates big
grain crop
John 0Leary, in getting his wife
from Mckenzie Bridge for medical at
tention, used an improvised bob-sled,
then a wagon, and completed the trip
in an auto.
Because he could not tell the loca-
ton Of hidden wealth which he did not
possess, Ventura Battone, an elderly
Italian laborer, was tortured with hot
pokers and beaten into insensibllity, in
his lonely cabin on the South Portland
hills, by three masked men, Monday
night.
AS the result, it is believed, of his
grief over the death Of James Laidlaw
ex.British consul, w. E. Tyrrell, for
ten years a clerk in the consulate,
shot and killed himself at Aschoff, a
resort on the slope of Mount Hood,
Monday night News Of his death
reached Portland Tuesday, He had
gone to the resort for a week to re-
cuperate.
-
The Mount Hood line Of the p. r. L.
& P. Co. will be electrified this year
or that portion Of 1t will be between
Montavilla and Gresham.
R&
Oregon City, or part Of It is on edge
to such an extent that a city elevator
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-02-06
WRITTEN ON FACES
TIRED, ACHING FEET
4 TIZ FOOt Bath Is One Of the Joys
of Living.
A Free Trial Package Proves II.

No comfort anywhere. Swollen leet
rob the day of all its sunlight But
it's a TIz foot bath tonight Tomor.
row is all smiles and fleet-footedness.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-02-06

II you want to hear a quiet man
talk fluently, start him talking about
his pet enemy.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-02-06

flowing necktie, seated in the rigging
smiling like an enchanted lover, It's
different, though, when you actually
get to harpooning whales in the Arc
tic zone"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-02-06

Lazy people ought to be trans
formed into rivers; then they could
stay in their beds.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-02-06

" ye4s The average young worries q
A-1----- lot about getting his salary than
In Maid" It,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-02-06

The Mount Hood line Of the p. r. h..
& p. Co. will be electrified this year,
or that portion of It will be between
Montavilla and Gresham,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-04-29

anbet 1000 Maul Stog oa fore
Siel0itrGtninger.
Retop unbcr SSiIl tom SelQc "a
ariitoiier auItepIaoien / Rure hicm
ira Imerita. Sar en6uu boerfcn Iet
eller talt meo Dem.
@eb Sfriug I'll SebninQcniSiioncn
lite SitIebae / &ola9 airte inofom
Ser ar. 92.6S o. / &caaIio airtc
2oeu SliIeSae Ser. 1850 I'll SO.
manbSmiSiionen.
Suler er oper. Get bar ppret Der
prPgtiaite SStItlepeir al &erocn -
bare Sspeir % milot. %oog ga bette
@rep enoeIig efter inn Ionqe OF ipp
brcbe ofiIuttcs, er oct ircmoeIeS -.
pcir % paaragtigt / Sltftcn.
aiGrIiae SiIierer "a gobc Srifcr
ON ct fommcnbc rigt o. lutfcIiat
Nar Tor hper / ipr al @Iaoct$ 2riere.
Saf for set aonle Ior % bel nteo1
/ bet npe buooe "Goitcn" % bets
SItienoc 2uicre!
9ratteruo / @csglio, S-t-'t3.
Senri 2ruuif.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-04-29
~
~ Gels

Dc iifret iig en- Sos. lllitaoiosien /
Stleloitaomorten, tienIig for Gie'
meSet. Smiolertio iaa ieg / 9ofalbla.
bene ~iorleocr, al Sogen bar neoitrmt
ScrreoSitpret, og Ger pil oItioa life
blioe noget SpSpert Scr, buor man
engang tpnfte oct. Ger me0SeleS
rnocrbaonoen, at SegrcSbpaaernc
bar Ell anocn llbpei for OF mao lit
WsaaI; man iorntobcr al Ser oil IegeS
lciet &raft ira NfticieIifabet Ytcr.
offer 9rugs anbeuinic, nnar Den biz
per lagt berira ncboper til SonmneI.
pif.
IppropoS bcnnc &abcQinie iad or
BET Ell li6en Ibcr nteo at iaa Sen
lagt nogenlunhc | rintclig Netntng.
Sagen er nemlig 6en at aabelen
fonnncr Ill al tangere Irttllcriets
Sfptterlinie opp / Epre S~efSoulcu.
Ser bar nan altiaa Talgct elten at
trGffe iig Ipugcre lsropcr inbpaaSels
buifoger eIler iao lGgqe Siuien nTr.
mere eluel OF Seruboncr, nc bette
lioite pilbe nof blioe ell goo Del on.
rere, o1ltagcr lea, ba gsnoerne pitt.
nof life neier liz bare me0 Smaabe.
lob fnr iaaooune 8rcicr oper Sor.
oene fine iom Ell bsiipGnot araft.
leoning. 0er bliper nof ell ll0pei.
Giiponent FOR SeIge.Rcius9n BRIG
paa StenfiGr % tioligere 0iIponent
Tor Werafcr grug beriteoS, $. Sotn
9rrn, aigif oeo Dozen / artitianta
3oie Sitleoog, bpor ban bapOc unoer.
faitet Jig Ell Operation ior ct Naoe'
onoe. Sr. @rrtn fortiener at min
beS mere elb nogen anoen al DC
MtGnb, Der bar bapt ct ORD at iige
/ Dor gpgo. Seq melrer her bans
Irbeioe meo acknowledgements
Spbsr / @pgben, Zig at 9pgocuS
Solf rlf fisbe iig Sus % 8rtno -
ira set itore 9IftieicIitab. Som 9rr.
gets Siipouel,t bcngaug tog ban ct
araittug ior 9pgoen iom ban alorig
er blepet iulbtoffet for - ia fanife
alorig err bIepet taftet FOR. vi fan
prIig befieroe at Ri itaor meO Sfam'
men nj, peo bans 8rap og Dor Sat
forrmer f%orieut.
8 iioite ScrreoSitpremsbc meQent
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-04-29

Sui og Rptaar min0eoeS GrOfsrereu
Den Iiosoe me0 nogcr peluolgte Orb.
iom 6oriamIiuaen paabsrte I~taaerOe
OF blco Der bellltttet at lpage et
8rdnS poa bans Silte ira Yterater
aommltne.
Yterater llugoomslag palgte pad
&arSmsoe M ben t9oe bS. SPrer-
iuoc Malta Sren til 5ormau0 FOR
1918 % Sobn 6Iaanro til RGitior.
mono. Gorge Reolemmer al Stp-
ret blep Ole 81. Sieoemanu, 8uttorm
gatita0 og Soer Sioemnrm.
Afbolo@Iaget paa Storoalen bar
/ Msoe Oeu 12te o8. paIgt til me
Meolemmer al Stpret SSrr. Ir0ers
Steifanien 9oietb % WaguuS &lufS.
odl ~iite0cnfor Rarttn &iernno, Der
er 900, og 2Grer Sls iom er frafIpt.
ter Storoalea. WagrutS alufsoal er
tiaige uaIgt ioru 6ormauO; 2aget
bar III rs NteOIenmer % arbeioer
ganife goot.
Taa StorooISer, paa iocuif Sibe,
iQregaar / bisie Gage et itsrre Reb-
lIagtning al Ren tiIbsrcrbe baabe
norlfe og ioeuife 2apper. Man au-
ilaar WoSien al inoOreuet Reit til ca.
5000 og 0taSiemnrSeriet bar faaet
Ct Smiaug al notiaa itort aaItber
at BONNIE eitcr De malenoe Irttf.
Ter Sournaliiterne gioer ar line Be-
log pon 8aIplabien.
Oct or Den tiItagenoe Snpoiiou af
Rencn til 8rGniebpgoerne paa begge
Sioer al aiolcu iom bcpirter at Wtpt.
bigbeSerne bar maattet gaa Ill oerre
lloifiaet og Reoilagt1ttrg al al
l~t1angSrer, iom baInotIO bar iGroes
| Sielocne, naturliguiS me6 pebfom.
meltbe 2apperS Samtpffe. goa Graf.
terne moo Spooleu oil ogiaa en- 0tas-
ier1eoiIagtuiug / nGr 6remti0 blioe
iperfiot.
Sermeo min Silienl
autb. Epnten.
Werafer 27be Syorliar 1918.
~
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-04-29
fra Vumeoal.
(Slutning.)

Ole @uaifien Rigbait9 er bleoeI
Seipoeter efter Soban Sptld, iom ia
Eoiten op, 0a ban tit 6ormanoSpolt
hos @obseicr SreihoD, Der bar flebt
ben iture 2~oftbusifogen al &lebmano
s.. $. 8Iabbeim.
Ser / 2oitbuSIfogen er Der ltor
Ssmmertrafif oe1nc Sitter ont
firing 2000 Splpter Ssmmer ifal
hueges og fremoripeS. &oo gtpIPt,
Seter til 2oftbltS, forn1elig Drcr oct
meo Solt % Seite; life minOrc eno
% Nano bar logeret Der / belle Soft,
ica on fan fro De bllper tcmmClid
"mattiuge", BE iom mao oente lGn0it
nteb &ogningen.
Spein StenerIen poa Selle 9ior.
De IiOite Sommer Ell Snartltr oper I'll
Nnnerifa, ban bar borte ca. 3 Waus
neoer. Oct bar nprmeit Ell 6orrct7
%ninesreiie ban giorbe til fine | Eeli-
can &upibs, Wtinn., pGrenOe GrgOrc
Smut og 8unnar Stenerion. Der her
briper en- Iterre Sumbcrforret1ltng
hpori Spein Stenerion ogiaa er Tarr-
haper. Sr.S tcnerIen er en- pelItaoenDc
Wanb og en- iicloen forefommenoe og
bpggelig WanO.
San bapOe baut en- | ale WaaOer
bpggelig og pelpffct slmerifotltr, ia
ban, ga ieg for nOgle Gage itoen par
inoorl % biIitc % eniteoe bam BEL
fommen tilbagc.
ears 6. Sfaient bar / Somner
foretoget en- grunOi9 6oranorln9 meo
fin Stltebpgning, ioet ban bar bpgget
Oct lape en-etageS SuS baaoe breoe=
re oq heiere, ioa oct Ill er en- Itor I'M
ponerenbe 8pgning paa baIptreole
Gta9e. Sele 9pgnin9en er tGttct meo
9sl9ebltf.
- ga, Cars Sfoiem er en- orttti9
Scar iom itabig bor mange S9nger
oSloen; tbi peo Sioen al lit Itore bel
brepne @%aarbsbru9 ortper ban o9Ina
Ell Ianufaftlrrbanoel paa Songs
bero Iunlnlen meo lin Suoqer &C.
bisrn 8. Srogner. Gcnte nnr, lon
flere bill erinbre, for enDel Iar iioelt
oper / Imcrito. Hunot @rofton VI.
9af. % @ranD SORTS bar ban pt't
mongc GennterI o9 &ienoinger.
Soritein 2%eiteSgaarO ira Spoal bar
itortet Sonoel ncoenfor @oaroen
SiaQano. Sam bar bp9get op en- 'tor
9paning lige ino til Storoeien; Ste
oct err enboa nebt for SagcritronO,
ioa mi pco 3 bpor oct Steo ligger
benne ont set ienere hen / Stoet Itl1l-
Sc bI:pe nppnt / @rep eQer IpiS.
Sore gftbolen, iom bapoe tiebt en-
Gel al gpre SepliO bar maattet opers
Iooe bet igien, ga Ell Sen at Die
SebiernIen bar taget oct t9iG1 meo
Sbel. SortIumen fom paa 1850
Sroner.
@rnnor anltoien HiSteigen bar
itortet 2~onobonoel paa @aaroen Sp-
re Sfarpmoen.
8 Sommcr bolOteS Sorret poo
@aoroen 9ogItrano. SartIl1nlmc11
fcm paa $4,000 aroner; men Sbors
pelo, bcn ploItc Ssn, faur 10 Ero-
cent IfiIag, % @aoroen fommcr alt
ioa for bam paa bare $4,000 &r.
Sborpalb bar mi operto9et 8oaroen
90 boloer MI paa at blInfe no Sto'
oen, iom ban bill iplge meo oct for
ite. San taeer Sfo9en til s vi 7
Com. % oil ontageli9 ftnoe ioa me-
act Ssmmer, at 9ogitrano fife bltr
ioa iprrt opr enbou.
airfeianger / gegglio, Sr. Soetn
8. gnger, bar Ioaet &oit / lin Stem
bpgb 2ier, og ifal flptte itror ooer
Gptaar. San boloer Sutton ooer
9ssere treble Sl,lebag. Sr. Ginger
err en- opgtig 2Grer og en- iielocn flint
Muiifer. San er glitter al Nor9eS
fsrite 9arnem1iifforpS paa 2ana5s
bpaben. 9ette file @arneforps blep
itiftet for ct Ear Nar iioen og beitaar
al GngerS gleper / Iloeren 7-12
0lor
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-04-29

Nore, Rlimleonl / CONNER ipiueoe
SarnctorpIet en- HPffe Ru;nre uns
Ger WtGngocnS beQctitre0e 9ifaIo.
ears $. Strpoic, iom ipaar blep
gift meO Sigrio 6. Speiten, Satter
al gamle &enamano Speiten, bar Ill
tiebt @aaroen 9ret&boltgen al I'M
Spi8erfooer for 1000 &roner. Cars
bar Ell flinf % fipf @ut % oerfor
lit ban o8ioa ct 9oOt @iitcrmaaI San
par / Intertfa nogle Iar, - mere
St0en runbt 6o5iton % MtiSpab,
O}inn., % fom biem for , Nlar iioeu.
G%ngebret &. SfapIem (1torbe) iom
bIcu gift / CONNER meo martha V.
Sau9er9aaroeu, bar / oiSie Gage
tiebt lin 6GOrcnegaoro Sfaplem tor
1000 &roner % 6oOerauo til 8amIe.
foIfCt.
@unnuIf s.. &ongSioroen, Ssn al
Den for enoel Nar iioen Adobe 2aIt-
banOler SaIpor &ongSjoroen bar for
lopet iig meo GSrf. &riitiue Treitmoen,
bcg8e al &ouo9. Sr. aongaiorben
TOM Tor ct Bar Ior iiben tilbage rru
Nmerifa og figbte oa 8uaroen Iaru6
iom Ii8gcr Iige ino til hans 6eoe-
Iteo. Sans 6orlOOe0e er Ell al ght.
medals rigcite Sentcr.
&Prcr Scbrano Suiliteiu (Rore)
er git meO @unbilo &arsOatter Brit
Qoaro, en- 9atter al 8anffoSie rer
ears @rltQnoro peo Score Sparebonf.
9eOsfalO: @uri Oturllgaaroen Ct
be0, ooer 20 Nor gammel. 8unbiIO
2Ocgaarben, Soritein goegaaroenS
froifiIte &uitru li8eleOes oper 20
Ior.
8anl &riiti SfrepperrO "a gar,
Inrre WtOgonroen er nplig 900, 81
Nor Qommel. Sum bar Wtor til Den
bcfienote observation-disclosures 8lnnar
g. Nti6gaarben peo @rafton ser flor
SOmmer par biemmtc paa ct fortere
Seiog oQ ofIogOe berunber ogiaa en-
&iiit til "0ecorab Eoitens" 9orre-
%iponOent. @amIe Sngeborg Soenos-
plao8 er 800 ooer 80 9lur gamntel.
&ip MpfInl, 3bor Mpflt1'5 SIT.
Itrl, er / oisie Gage oeo al &reft.
Sun par mclIent GO oq 20 Nar CANT
mel oq boOoc / lGngere StO ppret
flctn o0 ipgeliq.
: Sp0alcn err felQCu0e 0e0e / BET
iioIte:
Some WorQit &ogQeitoo gift meo
@unleif Quito. Sum bar / GO IarS
Nlloeren. Srf. Gro &. 8rstioroen
bpOe ipaar, % Nar gamnel. Sum
bar en- Cater al S%anobanoler ears
8rptioroen og bar en- Eto @utifioms
fru hos 5irmact MolitaO / &riitia-
niu.
@omle @unbiIo Spmebe er ogioa
nonoret al 8Ieoets Sang. Sum bar
oper 80 Iar 0ammel. @n Sen al
@lrnbilo er Sulpor Sennebs paa
@nr0er / &eggIio.
Si0ite 8ar reiite Ell bel Slot baa-
befulO llngoom ira Spoal til Inleris
ia, nenlltg:
Heiur g. 9ranoSgaarb, Reiar Sis
Ii, Steiltar Steinorien HauIano, Ole
Singarien Subj, Ole 3. SDQmmen,
SOB 8. Sop5rl1O, Ole SarIen 9jsrnss
ruO, meOre), Soo 2arien &%isrnSruO,
Ole Grifisn 9affe, Son Glen EEL
gen o. SAILOR &nl1oien Suicbs.
@onle Smut St. Iarpelta, iom er
Gar Iar boebe / 9antelsrub, Ell
SLABS unber epre Soen, flptte0e flor
tilbage til Iarpelta, bpor ban bar
Susppre paa 2epetioen. San ipe-
f~llerer enoru iaa intaat paa at tage
iiQ en- Sur ooer til Imertfa tglen,
bpor ban bar ale fine gsrn. San bur
for nogle Aar iioeu oeroper; merl
funoe fife tribes, boilfet bar notiaa
natl1rlt9t, oa ban oar nGrpaa so Nar
Qan1ntel. &nut er rolf % rsrig 10
bar tilnleo Der bos mig ct Bar Gage
/ Spit % grop Gotcter. Seq lifer
ioa Oerrne Qamle Qiennem bpg8cltge
Wtonb, og bar altio itor 6OrneieIle
al at inuffe me0 bum ON 9amle Gas
&c.
Ser poo 9rutterll0 loucrer for Il
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-04-29

@arncr's @bite @iuc OF Sar
oct beoite SoitemiooeI paa
Soroeu. itaroier 6orfisleIie / en-
9ag, bpi3 taget itioe. 25c oq SOC.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-06-20
PERSONAL
MENTION

DR. J. B. RUFFO. in the federal
quarantine service. is a guest at the
Young Hotel He win remain there
a few days. ....'...@
A. w. BATCtTELDER, president OF
tbs New England Stamp Company.
ore of the largest of the philatelic
dealers in America, arrived en- the
Sierra. Mr. Batchelder has with him
some beautiful specimens Of old Ha-
Waiian postage stamps from his
private collection which is almost
priceless. II.
JAMES d.. D0UGHERTY. who at the
last meeting of the promotion commit
tee. accepted the position OF director
general of the 1913 Floral Parade and
Mid Winter Carnival, will depart for
the mainland in the Honofulan Mon
day. Mr.. Dougherty will spend five
weeks visiting the larger coast cities
and investigating carnival features.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-06-20
SU mn Y JIM Is
WELCOMED BY
BROTHERS
lllustri0us Potentate Bartlett Is
Host at Country Club - A
Further Welcome for To-
morrow Miqht

The Country Club, the mecca of, So
ciabihty and times carrying the pre-
fix good outshone itself last night,
when Shrinerdom held sway. The &C.
casion was dinner rendered to the
Past Potentate officers and Arab Pa
troll by Hlustrious Potentate Charles
G. Bartlett, including genuine Shrin-
er welcome home" to Sunny Jim"
McCandless, Imperial Outer Guard of
the Shriner.
The party included the entire Arab
Patrol officerssof Aloha Temple and
the Past Potentates of Aloha Temple.
During the evening the costumary
speeches were made and one of the
royal times, which are the boast of
the Shriners, was enjoyed. Music was
furnished by Kaai's orchestra and
every one present noted the occasion
indispensable"
Tomorrow night will find the CoHn-
try Club, once more, the center OF
Shriner activities, when Aloha Tenn
pie officials, will welcome home Sun
ny jim"
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-06-20
LIIILEfNIELYIEWg

TOM MERLE-Now we will sort o.
hang around and see how much hard
labor" Hilo Mcguire will do for the
county
f. K. LITTLE-Why weaidnJ il be
possible and interesting to have all the
orders, secret and otherwise, parade
on February %?
f. A. C. LONG-The Hawaii prote
commission will meet at Hilo on July
{ to continue the work There is still
good deal 10 do:
JOHN f. S0PER-The farewell Civ
en- the swimmers when they left for
San Francisco shows the way in which
the people OF Honolulu back clean am
ateur sport.
JAMES MARTIN = Swat the fly"
was fairly good advice. Then some
body suggested prevent the fly.
which is also good; but 'starve the
fly is my advice and there will be no
need of .swatting" or preventing
A. Z. SMITH-Might just as we'll let
that s1e0-a-month for the Associated
Charities, that was forgotten by the
supervisors, stay forgotten. as by the
confession of the charity dispensers
themselves they are feeding a lot Of
buns right along, and say they know
il.
FRED. l.. WALDRON - am glad
to see baseball again at the Moiliili
baseball field and hope that the series
Just starting will be financial sue
cess. 1t would be good thing for
baseball if we could have regular Sat
urday games and the Moiliili park is
an attractive one for tourists and
townspeople alike.
CAPT. HUSSON-I see that there is
commencing 10 be some kicking on ac-
count of the careless blasting that is
being done by the Japanese. especially
in the Kaimuki district Blasting is
absolutely necessary in some parts OF
the city but it can be done in "a safe
manner. 1t seems strange to me that
the legislature has never enacted a
law against careless blasting. Perhaps
after the Japanese contractors smash
in a few more houses with flying rock
from careless blasting somebody Will
put in bill for law.
DIR. A. N. SINCLAIR was very
much pleased at the work on behalf OF
the white plague campaign done at the
normal school, Miss Helen Pratt OF
the hygiene department is teaching the
cadets the principles of fighting tu-
bercuIosis and they in turn lecture on
il to the children. The talks are clear,
concise and interesting. Miss Pratt
deserves great credit for developing
this work and its Importance can be
realized when it is stated that these
cadets, as teachers, will go all over the
territory spreading. the knowledge OF
the tuberculosis danger and the way to
combat it.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-06-20
DENVERs TRIAL OF COMMISSION GOVERNMENT

Commission government in. Denver seems to
be peculiar sort of municipal rule. The new
order of things went into effect only because
there were enough armed policemen around to
preserve the peace. Many of the newly-eleeted
officials 'toted guns" as they prepared to rule
over the destines of this big notwithstanding
city
Commission government was having its first
trial under a new charter. The old officials,
supplanted by six heads Of departments, de-
clned, lin the majority of cases, to step down and
out. They found technical flaw in the election
of the commissioners and declared that the new
administration was illegal. Former Mayor Hem
Nv j. Arneld refused to surrender his office and
most of the officials under him joined in declar-
inc that the city's welfare would be jeopardized
unless a court order backed up the election of
the commissioners. The new commissioners then
passed an ordinance yacating all municipal of
fees except those of the police and fire depart
ments.
Police officers were called on to patrol the
CITY hall when the commissioners formally took
office. but there was no violence and according
to latest reports theousted officials had resigned
themselves to the inevitable
Denver already enjoyed the reputation of he
inc 4 turbulent city in times OF political strife.
The various scandals, in fact, FASTENED the com,
mo of commission government Fer the henefit
80 those timid souls who hesitate at the imagined
and unimagined dangers of commission govern
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-06-20

Pueblo Colo Chieftain: "No clearer con-
fession of Willful desire of destruction of prop
erty, the c0nfiscation of invested rights and the
ruination of farms and their tenants was ever
made than that of Representative Hardwick of
Georgia during the debate on the tariff bill in
tire house, !. and Representative Heating of
Colorado placed himself on an equal plane by his
speech attacking the beet sugar industry of his
own state, which paid to the farmers of Colorado
$15,0OO,00O last year"
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-06-20
SATURDAY BASEBALL

Saturday baseball in Honolulu we'll deserves
the patronage of the public 4 great many peo-
pie in Honolulu have perfectly sincere ,scruples
against Sunday baseball and a great many 9th
ers decline to attend the games at Athletic park,
on account Of its location. Moiliili park affords
excellent facilities and the series of five succes-
sye Saturday games, beginning tomorrow, will,
if financial success probably lead to the estab-
Iishment Of Saturday afternoon baseball as a
regular feature Of Honolulu sport.
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MOUNTS FOR
ARMY men
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steady demand for such class of live
stock; for, as is we'll known, though
the government buys such produce
,.hereyer it may be procured, there IS
q we'll established policy to use the
local field whenever it is possible.
This is but sound business, since it
avoids possible danger of loss from
failure to acclimate promptly as well
as the risks attendant on long over
sea transportation, always consider
able and sometimes exceedingly high.
This possible source of loss was well
illustrated by the web known case in
1902, when of a shipment of animals
to the Philippines, several hundred in
number, but four animals reached
their destination alive and OF those
four none was serviceable. This not
Withstanding the fact that the vessel
carrying this shipment had been spe-
cially fitted up as an animal transport
with every known device as regards
precaution and care; all of which
proved of no avail in the typhoon that
was encountered in mid-ocean. e."
The personnel of the board to be
appointed to select the horses will I'M
deubtedly comprise Major B. F. Cheat
ham, the head of the quartermaster
corps force in the Hawaiian islands,
and Major Letcher Hardeman, Fourth
Cavalry. and these officers will be as
sisted in their duty by one or more
assistants -. Major Hardeman is es-
pecially fitted for this duty by. reason
of his having established the first of
the government .re-mount depots now
in existence and his long tour of duty
thereat as commanding officer. The
success of the Fort Reno depot was
most marked and was due almost
V holly to Major Hardeman's profess
sional knowledge of his chosen SUP
ject and his effective administration
of affairs at that pioneer of the gov
ernments Institutions Of that type and
purpose .-. ..".., kT3sS
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VIOLATING JUSTICE

Here is a graphic summing-up of the sugar
tariff situation at Washington
10 some of us who are comparatively famil-
lar with public life it seems childish game that
is being played at Washington, wherein the dom
inant party desires to have its own way without
any interference, or any questioning, or any rea
soning with the parties that may be affected
thereby The singular features in the present
lobby inquiries pending in Washington are
the non-recognitionrof the natural rights of men
who believe they are about to be injured Quiet,
unressting submission seems to be demanded,
and the whole scheme of modern justice, of
Christian ethics, is thrown aside for the temper
airy purpose of furnishing Isome of the great pred
atory trusts that have been denoralizing the
land"
The Louisiana Planter. from which the above
is quoted, aptly gees on to say that the founda-
ton of justice is trial. by jury, and that this
great principle of modern civilization is violated
by the present Democratic policy